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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-21

Grit Yfeuber. @entner auf 4ein'
rid S1raberS Garm in 0afapette, 1T IN
Der Dieuitas Na@t plSsli@ seitorben.
Grou gmil S9leuber unb Rinoer
aus 0eron Gate befinbet ii@ aui Beiud
III Ne,p lllm.
- Irau $. 9. gonitans aus st.
SAUL befinbet iid babier III VesleitunS
ibrer Godter uub zines Sobnes auf Ses
iud.
9iQa 4 TleiBner baben neben III
rem S9miebes unb Wasnersei@dft an
gde uon Broabwap unb 4. NorbitraBe
Elm &altbaus aufitelen laIen uno bals
ten BON nun al itetS friiden &alt uno
plaiterbaare an 9anb. ba
Mm. s. Runse, Sobn pom Trit
&unse aus YralrieuiIe, ber felt einem
s,Sabr bic @taatss llniueriitdt beiu@t unb
ses%enmdrtis bic Gerien 81 9auie pers
brinst, tattete uns am Montas einen
miqtommenen Beiu9 ab.
Oie 9a0e in S@muters Tipoli
par letten Sonntas Mbeno bel @elesens
belt Der BON Der 8oqmann'i 9en Grippe
aeaebenen grtras0 orite1uns Bis anf ben
letten Ylae sefiqt. Mae mel4e borts
bin sesansen waren, um gu laden, erbiel>
ten bel Der Muflbrun9 Der beioen No0en
Miiter 9ertulus" uno $50 1T bic
&at" uouauf @elesenbeit ba;u.
- Die auf lstten Samitas einberus
fene grtraueriammluns bes lanomirtbs
l9aftli9en Bereins gum 3wed ber Be-
ratbuns iber semeini@aftli@es 9anbeln
in BET Musrottuus Der Gbin@bussp lase
u i@wa@ beiu@t, ein 3ei9en,
baB bic meiiten Tarmer gu wenis Sntes
relle an elmer 10 wi@tisen Nnselesenbeit
nebmen. 0ie Nnwei enben bei9lo0en
ieood, enersiide 8eriu6e gesen bic Ser
breituns bes llnsejiefers an5uiteQen.
y 9aa@iten @amitas @insbam gu S
Gts. bic Yar6 bel Geo. @rdf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-21
&6mteDe,0et6dft.

Die unter;ei6neteu MAIDEN hermit betauut,
baB iie bas fraber pon Sobn @iebenbrunner
sefibrte Sdmieoeseidaft AT MiMneiota
Strabc, ;wiiden @enter uab /. SlbitraBe
iest inter benz Tirmanamen Sie6enbrunaer
& Bilbar 9emeini9aftli4 betreiben. NQe
@9mieoearbeiten werben auf bas Seite be-
ior9t uub benz 8el9la9e1 BON pferben nirb
gang eionoere Iufmertiamteit 9eldenft.
,.5'. A. Sobn 9teb enbrunner.
yaul BtIbar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-21
3u nerfaufen.

Die l1nterjei9ueten ~nfferiren ibr an @tatez
itrabe, .5uii9eu 8. u. 4. Nor6itrabe 9ele9enes
Belist6um inter 9iinittgen 8eota9un9en gum
0ertauf. 9llf bemielbe1 befilbet ii9 Elm 9lz
tes 8rtdbaus nit Z 3tnmern unb aus9e3et9s
netem Seller. Suite @ta1ungen un6 Ba11er
iinb ebenfaQs %porbanben. We9en bes gtabez
ren weube man ii9 an
s. s. q. 9ofer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-21

Die @robirarbeiten an Uront'
lraBe, Der i. Norb unb ionftisen Stra'
Gen nebmen raitiaen Gortsans.
Sn Der Tamilie BON Musuit Sob
Ter traf AM MontasM oraen Gin Stanm'
batter ein.
Grau Sobn Meycr uno &inber
aus ct. Yeter befinoen ii@ babier IN BEL
Tamilie BON Urit Meper auf 8eiu3.
81. Muuen wobnte lette Wo9'
elmer Sisuns bes bemotratii@en Staats'
Gentralsg omites in ct. Yaul bel. .
= Gbas. 9ian9i unb Sri. Nnna
0llstamp wurben AM DienitaS IN be,
tatbolHden Stride 3u @eit Ne.pton &C.
traut.
Die III uulerer leeten Nummer
ermabnte neue Wai@anftalt IN 3euers
Gabritsebduoe 1T bereits IN pollen
Sang.
User feline pollen 8irsersP apiere
beraussunebmen wini@t, bat mdbreno
Der sesenmdrtis bier taaenben Situns
Der Oiitritt Court bic bette @elesenbe't
ba;u.
- Die Tamilie uon 2ubwis Trieori9
wurbe letten Oonnerita9 our9 ben Vers
luit elmer reur Sabre alien Sodter,
welde an einem &adi6las bon Den Mas
fern itarb, in Erauer uerieet.
- Oils bic flint beiten S@iten bel
benz S6ieBen am leeten Sonntas IN Der
Sdsersrub erwieien ii@ 1T Der 6eibens
folse Sobu ella, Sobn S4apetabm,
8. 9auenlteiu, =. 8ruit uno Sullis
&rauie.
- llnlere Nadbaritabt Sleepy gpe
triift ~sroBartise Sortebruusen fir oas
am g., 4. unb 5. Sult baielb ltattfins
benbe gneampment Der 9. q. g.. Capt.
Battery iowie Der 9eder Poten
uou bier weroen ii6 baran betbeiIisen.
- Oie 3eit Der grnte ridt inner
ndber beran unb ba weroen ueri3ieoene
Tarmer ~ss;ruunsen ieiu, ii@ neue Grntes
ansui6aHen. Dieien en1s
mir, ii9 eutweoer an 9ubbarb&
ODER &loBner & Miuer, in beren
bic anertannt belten Jarm>
sebatten meroen, 81 wenz
ben.
- 9eute, O%onnerlta9 9lbenb, balt
Gol. g. s. 9olp in ber bieltsen Gonz
9re9ationaliiten Stride einen 8ortrag
iibsr bas Sbema 1.-The Almighty
(Der aqmd@ti9e GoQar.) Da
Sol. 9olp ais ti6tiser Neoner betanut
uno cas- Gbema Elm b69it intereil antes
lit, miro Elm itarter 8eiu@ oes Vortras
ses ni9t ausbleiben.
= Trant 8juinston, Elm alter Mns
pon &eomoob County uno AUDI
in Bromn County moblbetannt, wiro
pom rMorsan Meheuser" ais republic
tanij9er Ganbi6at fir Staats> Senator
in 8ori9las aebra@t. &eomooo Gounz
ty beanipru@t nit uoqem Re@t bic Gb>
aud einmal einen Gertreter in ben
Senat i@iden gu oiirfen.
- 0ie an anberer SteIe entbaltene
turse @ufforoeruns ar bic Burgeri@aft
pom Seem lllm, wdbrenb bes mor9en ba>
bier besinnenben Gurnfeltes lire Sc
i9aftslotale unb &eiioen5en gu oetori>
unb mad &rdften gum @elin9en oes
5eites b%e1Sutrasen, ioQte senusen, Mue
;ur Grfuquus ibrerB irserpfi@teu, Ia
neutli@ ben fremoen @diten s~esenuber,
;u beme9en.
Die @tart Creamery, mel9e turs
;e 3eit our@ etnen ansebra@tem unsez
,iisenoen Separator gum Stiutano
lit nunmebr mad Nufiteuuns zines
,oQtommenen 1T ben Stanb seiebt, al
Ell on cine Creamery eriter &laile &C.
Nnioroeruusen gu entipreden.
Die in oerlelben anseferti9te BUTTER lit
m Martt als pom bel tier Sualitdt aner>
'annt moroen unb mirb beBbalb aud
Wbiae finoen.
- @ie aus elmer Nnseise an anoerer
bieier Drummer erii@tli@ 1T,
uiro BET slorrei@e 4. Suli, mie iberau
nj 2anbe, aud in Seem ulm in patrtott>
der Wviie sefeiert weroen. Das ar>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-21
Nene Mn5et8en.
Slit YferoebeiiBer.

Der lnter;ei6nete nimmt BEL benz Sertauf
BON l,euen Nferoesel@irren bis snr @ru.e
alte ais Sbeil5abl,luS an. :.
16 Sobn S. &retl3 ST..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-21
M1tsDerfaMt bon Sattlers
1D0Qrc1t-

Ser l1utersei6uete madt biern,it befanat,
bas ct bis auf 8eiteres ale feline ut 9ano
babeuben Sattleruaareu I'll bebeutello berlltz
ter9eiebteu prsiie1, perfaufeu mirb. user eilt
9utes S%iel9elddr, 6alftern, peiti9en, pfers
6eoeden ui1u. biQi9 tauten mill, ioQte btele
@elesenbeit ni9t perpaien.
% AuguF Nnen1e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-21
3u0eIaufcn

liu6 benz llnter3ei9ueteu ieit &ur;em cine
Sdimme(= Mabre ul1b Voblen unb Elm brau=
1er NSalla6. Ser Gisentbimer fam, bieielz
ben 9e9en gritattun9 ber 1nfoiten abbolen
Bet Sobn s. Slider
. . TT Totpu Gollrtlanb.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA. Sept 25.-[special. l-Instruc-
tons have been received by the United
States coast survey steamer Hassler 10
winter in Tacoma. She will probably be
anchored in the chnnei opposite Tenth
street. The city officials have offered 20
supply her with q telephone Free
The state headquarters Of the Equal
Rights League are 10 be located in Tacoma.
Pierce county IL said to have loo MEN,
bers. At meeting held las. night q con-
stitution and bylaws for state. county and
city organizations was adopted.
The superior court today granted per-
mission TO Thomas and Mary Beevan to
adopt Mary g. Dewing. 2-month.-old
child.
Ed Heeiy was found guilty of stealing
blankets from the Fannie Paddock hos
pitai and sentenced to sixty days impris-
onment.
The Tacoma Athletic Club will establish
q bowling alley IN connection with their
gymnasium.
James NJ. Wheslan, of Tacoma, and
George Green, of San Francisco. havc been
matched for flfteen-round glove contest,
for points. for the championship of the
Pacific coast.
Everybody connected with Ed Fianni-
gan's variety theater was arrested tonight,
charged with ..running the place without q
license.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
Inlarcd rhrouxh Her own Fault.

In the suit for damages Of w. p. Brown
and Celestial NJ. Brown Va. tho Seattle
City Railway Company the defendants
yesterday fled en- answer alleging that
shaievsr injuries were received by Mrs.
Brown and her husband were not due TO
any fault OF negligence of the company.
but to the esrelessness of the plaintiffs.
The suit grew out of an accident which
tsfsll Mrs Brown September p. isss. while
abe was passenger on lesler avenue
ear At YesIer avenue and Second street
shs told the conductor she wished 10 get
% and the car stopped. but before she
eoald get of the gripman started the car
again. She fell. her clothing caught and
see vas dragged for some distance. badly
bruised and her leg crushed. She sues for
1850 damages
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
THE BLorIEK-


EQUITY DEPAkTsEsr-LASGLEY.J J.
w. +. Hays ct al. vs.. J. II. Dennis ct al.
-Plainttn's motion for appointment Of
receiver: set for September "a.
Puget Sound National Bank w. George
Van Doren .. ux.-Order of publication of
summons: signed.
Oregon Mortgage Company vs. Henry
j. Blalse ct al. Findings of facts; con-
clnssons Of Law and decree 81, sol: signed.
w. r. Sayward vs. Arthur A. Denny ct
injunction: denied; exceptions, allowed;
order. signed.
Mary c. B. Nash vs.. Mary T. Hood ct
al.-Mortgage reformed as prayed for and
decree for plaintiff; s.. $3.50.
Il. r. Whittier VS.. Scott burgess ct al
| Order Of default of Scott Burgess and Mary
A. Burgess; signed
George A. Ducharine vs.. Tolluah Alice
| Sloan ct aL-ordsr confirming sale;
| signed.
J. s. Richards VS.. o. J. Treen-orde ap-
| proving receivers report and discharging
| receiver; signed.
CIVIL DEPARTMENT. OSBORN. ..
Il. NJ. Jurey VS.. Frank w. Clark ct al.
| Order Of default of Lyman 5. Burrell;
signed.
Oregon Mortgage Company VS.. A. G.
| Marconnier ct al-Motion for leave to sue
| receiver; granted; order signed.
w. r. Andrews vs.. Thomas +. Kennedy
Amended order confirming sale Of real
| estate; signed.
CRIMINAL pEPARrMKST-HUNEs. J.
State vs.. Campbell and Joe Wilson-As-
| sault with deadly weapon: on trial.
Seattle Improving Company vs.. s. r..
| Kittinger ct ai.--Order permitting defend
| ants counsel to withdraw flies; issued.
s. l.. Faust, receiver, ct al. vs. III. +.
| Jones ct al-Cause continued 20 Monday,
| October 8.
PROBATE pkPARTMKsr-LAseLKY. ..
Estate of Maggie Duncan Davidson
| Proof of publication: order TO show cause.
Guard anship of William III. Collins
Order authorizing sale of timber.
Estate Of Robert Brown--Order directing
notice to creditors.
Estate OF John A. Stafford-Inventory
and appraisement.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
COOK COLGATE FOUND.
Near Where the Carlin Party
Left Him to Die.
PuYALluP LAND TO BE SOLD.
Cessrsita Bank suspesas-Cei. vfssehex
on Iscema's Inxrasasude-Beggs'
Hunt for Tom Box.

ArssorrA. Mont. Sept. 25.-The Mss-
sostfaa tomorrow morning will contain q
sensational story of the recovery ana
burial of the remains OF George Colgate,
the deserted cook of the hunting party
headed by William K. cariin. son o. Gen.
CAriin, late commander OF The department
OF The Columbia The discovery was
made about August . by Lieut. Elliott.
eight miles below the spot where
the deserrion occurred on Clear
water river. All that remained Of
Coigstes body was : thigh bone and one
leg these being mangied and gnaged By
the Wild beasts infesting that region II
10 presumed that the rest OF the remains
vas carried away py animals into the
mountain Businesses At the sane spot
was also foand e match box. fishing line
aud other articles identified IS Coigates
property. The remains were inferred in
Lower Hot Springs. on the middle fork of
the Clearwater. Lieut.. Elicit was sent
out On this mission by the present COM
mander Of the department of the Co
iumbia, 70 which Official be makes full
report. there being many points tending
to prove that Colgate's desertion by the
Carlin party was cowardly in the extreme.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26

Edward N. Dickerson. Of New York.
fled suit yesterday in the United States
court asking that the Stewart & Holmes
Drug Company be restrained from using
certain new aud useful improvements in
Pharmaceutical products for which the
slaintff holds United States patent. The
product referred to Is supposed To be sui
fonal. concerning the sale OF which drug
the local company had some trouble with
the pssentee about year ago. Sulfonal
can be purchased in Germany from the
original patent &c for about one-half OF the
price charged by Dickerson. and a year
ago Stewart 4 Holmes purchased some of
The legitimate drug, which. however. did
not happen to pass through Dickerson's
hands. The latter brought suit against
the druggists for infringement Of patent,
but. being due to Misunderstanding all
around. IL was dropped. The druggists do
rot understand why the case has been re-
ylyed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
Note. of the sr,aor Courts.

In the municipal court yesterday Frank
Russell. arrested severa, days ago ON a
charge OF stealing \ pair OF shoes. was con-
victed. but sentence was suspended to allow
time for the filing Of a new charge for at
tempting an unnatural crime on q half
wittsd boy named John Virginia. In the
city jail.
Dominica Tellarieo. proprietor Of the
Fountain saloon and lodging house. was
fined $40 and costs for an assault on Louise
Du Bots.
Robert Williams. hslf-breed. was SEN
fenced TO eleven days for drunkenness,
and Indian Minnie. q dscrepit squaw. was
given FIVE days on the same count
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
"rhe Mi,,son.,rep S.x. Friday,

The Millionaire" James o'Brien. as
played by Daniel Sully. is SORT of good
fairy. with neat Irish brogue, who sets
al things 10 rights and makes every body
happy, including the audience. Jsmes
o'Brien, the star part. is played by DAN
lei Suisy for ali IL Is worth. lie is q self
made man" railroad contractor. and in
the highly realistic scene. where . road
bed is actually built by genuine Italian
and Irish laborers despite all powerful
obstacles, the audience is reused 10 q wild
pitch of enthusiasm.
The Millionaire will be produced
next Friday and Saturday evening at the
Seattle theater and reserved seats for
either night can now be secured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
lar FOR OvER-TIM
r..Deputy City Clerk Drown
Renews His Claim.
<u.ff-MeLoeR WILSON'S CASE.
- ress In the Jary's HaaAs-suft Ter
s.frssgfsg Drug Patsnt-ssyward
Timber TO BE Sold.

ralism B. Drown. who was deputy city
- during Harry Whites administra-
- 6led an amended complaint yes
.sssv To his suit against the city 10
-.oref 30 for alleged extra services.
s.vu was appointed deputy by City
80 Henry W. Miller on October 1.
- and bis salary was fixed by ordi-
-. passed October 7, 1890. at 81. 900 .
- He served from October /, 1850. to
r~eh q. 1892.
r. alleges that be was at the offics
.erv business day from .. m until 8
. "a. and IN addition to this he vas
hired TO attend fifty-eight fire commits
assess' meetings. aggregating 203 hours,
,u1apd at 50 cents an hour. or SOL 80;
srfT-eight meetings Of the police COM
r;urion, 3ii9; 157 meetings Of the house Of
dserstes, Sz75, forty-one meetings of the
~ commissioners. $s4. He also claims
: have served $50 extra hours, worth
- In preparing annual reports and
s.eistra.ion work. He further alleges that
vithous authority the council passed an
~dsasnce which kept from him &Ie2 Of
il ssiayy. lie had 10 take his salary for
tifns In warrants, which were depre-
lid In value and sold for 9s.2s. He
>ssfors wants judgment against the city
= Il 30.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26

II. A. Robinson commenced suit yester-
day against Eckerly & Co. to recover SIS
ior an unpaid draft The complaint sets
'cssA that in issS Eekeriy q Co. entered
INTO an agreement with A. Elliott. of Bur
iinston. skassi county, BY which Elliott
sas to.proeure and eonssgn TO the firm
lay, oats aud other farm produce. and
kSkerly & CO. agreed TO accept and par
a. drafts drawn By Elliott on them Ia
iasos Of the sellers to the amount ot -
Ess Gent Of the purchase price. 10 heb
faaFy. Isa Robinson claims. Elliott
eoaght $50 worth of goods and drew Tor
sZss On Eekerly & Co, bat this draft vas
BOT honorea and still remains unpaid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
BARex WORKS SITE IN QUESTION
Hearing Ordered ia Contest Over $500.
600 worth OF Property.

Hearing Ordered in Contest over $780,
600 worth OF Property.
An order for the hearing of the case OF
Dennis vs.. Ingalls, and Brown. involving
tyenty.three acres Of land at Everett. the
site OF the barge works At that place. has
been issued by Secretary Hoke Smith. and
Ia expected to reach the local Office in a
few DAYS The secretary holds that the
decision of Commissioner Lamoreux, in
refusing hearing. was erroneous.
Alleged fraudulent entry by Ingalls,.
Who for n valuable consideration Is said to
have made the soldiers additional home
stead entry for Brown. il the basis OF the
action. Dennis, the contestant. seeks 20
enter the land under the homestead set.
and claims that ingalls, received 81 20 OF
Hrewn. and prior 20 the entry and tmEne-
aistely after entering il, decided 10 20
brown. who afterwards sold |, to the Ia
enc Steel Barge Works Company Of Ever
ett which is a branch Of the American
s,ee, Barge Works Company OF West
superior, The legal question involved In
the case is whether or not soldiers ad-
aitionsl homestead entry can be made IN
The interests Of anybody except himself
In cases where the entry is made ey the
soldier in person aud not by powsr Of at
,orusx. liz has been decided by the assist
ant attorney general 81 the United States
ana the secretary OF the interior that such
cannot be done.
Tn. property involved Is worth probably
half a million dollars. When purchased
several wears ago IL cost the barge COM
uany IS. coo, and Improvements valued ct
as 90 have since been made. Toe COM
psny is nov building the big shassoaek
Everett at the WORKS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
soGG. LOOKING roo ron Hox.


Tom Box Locking for Car Lead OF
Matehc. sad the Factory Closed.
TACOMA, Sept. 2a-sSpecsas.i- The Ia
coma match factory IS shut down. and the
Colrmhis Sationa. bank hold. bill Of
sale fox the property. The recent strike
insersered With the delivery OF car load
Of matches which were ordered by East
ern parties and they refused 10 accept
them
Tom Box, we'll known IN theatrical and
military circles. vas sent East 20 dispose
Of the lot. When the iooked-for remit
tauees failed 10 arrive Box was written
and telegraphed 20, bat the replies were
so unsatisfactory that the plant, which
had been employing sixsy-two men and
MAS q paying concern, shu. down and
George W. Boggs went East TO find Tom
Box Mr.. Bogys is not expected back be-
fore the frst OF next month and in the
meantime no one knows where Boggs,
Box. the matches or the proceeds are.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
70 SAVE cKAxMER,s NECK.


n Attorney Makes an Appeal 60 the
Public for Funds.
Henry Craemer, sentenced to death for
e. murder OF Mrs. PHILIPPINE Mueller and
kf baby on August ID. makes an appeal
thsough his attorney. n. Soderberg, TO the
yoblic 70 contribute TO $500 fund for the
bsrpose of bringing to Seattle alleged
svly discovered evidence with which he
GAINS he can establish his innocence of
hs murder.
In his appeal he admits that he has had
sis!r trial with the evidence at hand, but
hat his defense was blocked by his inabil-
Isy 70 produce the only man in whose CON-
pssy be was in Tacoma on the day of the
nurder and who paid him s35, which the
rosscution attempted to prove was part
4 the money stolen from the murdered
woman. In support of this he quotes
rem . letter received from Clement
esrcksn. under date Los Angeles. Septem-
bs Il, 1894. who claims to know this man
euincy, whose true name, no says. 10 Jack
Lsnnox, and who he also knows owed
crssmer some money. Crasmer's attorney
sseds money to prosecute the case to an
sppeal and bring TO Seattle all the newly
discovered evidence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
ANusEMENrS
Mckee Rankin In .panfses" Tonight.
MrEan u - ~. ....s....a \ = .....t.. - -

Mckee Rankin In "pantses" Tonight.
Mckee Rankin repeated bis quaint char
acter sketch Of Jean Cadesux in The
Caruck" at the Seattle thea,er last even
inT. and. notwithstanding the slim at
tendance. imbaed the part with some Of
his ola-tirns Gre. his pathos being touching
and his humo< bright and spontaneous.
The production OF this good play. how
ever, Was weak AMI. with four excep-
tons. the cast was amaseurlsh, causing
the four acts 20 drag painfully
Miss Patrice o'Ne!l is clever actress and
secured spontaneous burst Of applause
for her strong scene with MrkeeRankin in
the last act. Miss Julia Russell - Cy's
wife slso was good. George T. Timer
made much OF the old Yankee farmer, and
cFeelan's variety stage business caught
the gallery. This evening Mr.. Rankin will
appear In his original character in The
Dani;es," part that he made famous. and
which brought fame and fortune both 10
himself aud his wife, Kitty Blanchard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
"The Messiah. /"

The pupils OF the state university will
give rendition of the messiah" SOME
time in December. The work has already
been taken Up with much enthusiasm and
promises to be even more successful than
before. The first evenings rehearsal will
be held tomorrow evening at S p. m. in
the university chapel. All singers desir-
ing to assist are cordially invited to be
present. The chorus Will be under the
direction of Mr.. ii. II. Joy. This per
Torrance is entirely distinct from that
being arranged by another musical in
structOr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26
Tn. King County Assessment.

OLYMPIA. Sept. 25.-[special.l-F. A.
TwicheIl, auditor; ID. r. Abraham, asses
sor. and Fred Gasch. chairman of the
board Of county commissioners of King
county. appeared before the board of
equalization and asked that the assess
mcnt of real property in said county, as
equaiixed by the county board, be reduced
in proportion to the reductions in the
assessment of other counties in the state.
They expressed themselves as being salts
fed with the assessment of personal and
railroad property as equalixed by the
county beard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26

EVERETT. Sept. 2o.-fSpecial. Tho city
council last night received deed from the
Everett Land Company for the opening of
Grand avenue around the point of the
peninsula to the St Nicholas addition on
the river aide for the sum OF $500. A
sidewalk was ordered laid on Pacific ave-
nue. to the new Jefferson school building
A contract was closed with the Everett
Railway & Electric Company for forty arc
lights for streets at s12 per month for each
light
w. w. Getcheil has been appointed as
sistant city clerk to help until the registra-
ton closes. October Is.
-Four cars of ore were brought over the
Everett 4 Monte Cristo railroad last night
for the smeIter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26

OLYMPIA. Sept y. Especial. IS. John
son. Olympia agent Of the Posr-IsrEiIr-
GKScER, REPORTS that he has given away
100 tickets TO children for Posr-IsrgrIr-
ekScER day at the fair, and the cry Is for
more.
A prepossessing woman victimired a
number Of school children by selling tick
cts for an entertainment which did not
materialize. The woman left for down
the Sound. looking for new fields IN which
to work her scheme