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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-13

Eouf Aersss Fall IN Hurdle Race.
PHLApRIxHIA. May 11-As the races at
the Country Club at Baia . pitifui acci-
cidsnt occurred in . hurdle race. There
wsrs bus four starters. Little Chance. Pas
more. Oakwood and The Shamrock. The
horses we're OF % the first break, all In .
bunch. At the first hurdle Little Chancs
led By length. With Pasmors second and
Oakvood third. Pasmore stumbled - he
went to take the hurdle, and threw Jockey
Grimm Oakwood. who vas Immediately
back Of Pasmors, stumbled over the latter
AID threw Hayes heavily. The remaining
horses ran close together until the third
jump was reached. when The Shamrock
fell Vhroving D. Long. This leff only
Little Chance in the race. She navigated
two hurdles until the second time around,
when she fell. breaking her neck. In the
mean time Mr.. Altsmus. the owner OF The
Shamrock. and who also owned Oakwood,
caught the horses. and. mounting them.
rode out the race. The Shamrock winning
By . minute and half Jockey Grimm
Was carried into the club house and was
unconscious fifteen minutes. He 10 very
ssriously injured. Hayes. who rode Oak
wood. had his collar bone broken.
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THE FRIEND or WOVEN.
RrAiae for Judge Wilson, Counss
Against Lfbertine Breckineidge.

Prnias for Judge Wilson, Counsel
Against Lfbertine Breckinridge.
wAsurssroy Crry. May 12-The follow
ing resolutions have been presented to
Hon. Jere Wilson, counsel for Miss Pol
lard IN her recent suit against Breckin-
ridge. They are engrosssd and surniounied
by pair of Illuminated scales. with Pre-
iudice, precedent and cowardice "mnch
overweighed by principle. progress and
courage" The resolutions are as follows:
WHEREAS. Hon. Jere Wilson has clearly
shown his responsibility toward woman
her work and boldly planted on the
heights a standard for a single moral code;
therefore we, representing the women of
the commonwealth. unite in honoring the
man who has defended the homes of
America by exaltsng woEnanhood.
"Reselrxd. That NE laud hun who. from
the history Of ore woman. has worked ou.
great problem oy establishing the prirs-
ciple of an equal penalty for wroDg-doing.
Further. we believe Eew era Is dawnlng
when mankind. dominated by parcr I'M
pulses and uohser aspirations, shall make
the world better.
.WoxAx's PROTECTIVE LKsGuk,
Washington CITY"
Mr.. Wilson's reply vas IS foilows:
.wAsHfssroS CGTY. May L.
" 10 The Henan's Prefecture League, Wash
ia7tsa CITY. I have received through your
committee your resolutions commend.
ing me for advocating . single moral
code and the exaising OF woman
hood. with an emblem teaching that
courage. progress and principle cut
weigh 'cowardics, prejudice and prece-
dent ! Deg TO sssure goa that earnestly
belisvs eli ! have sasA q the asvanee-
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contained Ia the REGARD Of the pro-
cssdinQ Of III regular meeting. held -
January II. lsos (vos. Z. fosso 2dD}: and
with the ful authority and cousens II tho
finance committee of said council % to do.
and ths proeesds thMsof we're ussd in the
tntesssS Of the city Of Port Angeles
- the committee consistiug Of City Coun-
Gilman Malcolm Ncf3in and City Clerk
6. X HUMPHREYS appointed by the mayor
and ~ oaid fusnos eommistss, 30 visit the
city a oeattts and secure funds - meet
the interest due February /, 1e9l. upon
the city's bonds; and such interest money
vas secured By said committee and the
credit Of the city az Port Angeles VS. pro-
tscted In % doing.
Ths parties claiming - b the directors.
and secretary Of snch so-calied .'Taxpay-
en' Union" had every means also Of
moving that the city council Of the city
Of Port Angeles at thsir regular meeting
heid on April Is. 1854, when the matter Of
the Issuance Of such warrant aforssaid
Was thsrs and then discussed. adopted the
following resolution (Rscord. vol Z. folio
3s4}:
"Resofved, That ~ do nov approve fths
action OF the mayor and city clerk Of the
city Of Port Angeles and the fnancs COM
mitteo Of it, city council. In causing TO b
issued on January Is. 1884. . general fund
warrant In the sum Of 500, the procesds
OF which were used 70 defrAy
the expensss OF the special committee
which q that time proceeded 70 Seattle
fnance COMMITTEES, 70 secure funds 20 meet
the interest due February 1, l69A upon
the city bonds, series I: aud the action OF
such committee IL hereby approved.
The manly and independent position"
claimed By such so-calIed Taxpayer
Union" to havs bssn taken BY Councilman
!. n. Graybill il best answered by peru
al Of IN afidAvit pubiished in the Port
Angeles Tribune 7Smes and Democrat Lsodv
on April Is and q, 1894, respectively. This
afhdavit. signed by Mayor NcGiil. Coun-
Gilman NcGill. City Clerk HUMPHREYS and
Thomas 7. Aldwsll. merchant, says:
I'VE, and each Of n, now depose and
say that tho said 7. II Graybiil, coun-
Gilman from the Fourth ward, eoncurred
In, agreed to and advocated the issuance
OF such warrant Aforesaid; that such
agreement, concurrence and advocacy
took place on the night Of January
~. 1884. 1t the ONCE Of T. T. Aldwsll. esq,
ON Front street. In said city. shortly
after the sdjournment Of the city council
Of said city on Wednesday night, January
"a. 1894. and that then and there said T.
n. Graybili, councilman from the Fourth
ward. stated that SIS each was ''littie
enough" for such special committee TO
proved to Seattle upon
We desire to state In conclusion that II
10 safe TO represent that the so-called '4Tax-
payers Union" Of the city Of Port An
esles. - now constituted, represents only
. fraction Of the taxpayers OF said city.
and this union, with all it, assump-
ton, certainly does not lay claim to
all the intelligence and honesty in the
city Of Port Angeles. There 10 mass Of
fustian and bombast in the resolution ~.
ferred 70 which We consider 1t unnecessary
70 notice. FRANK McGrLI, Mayor
G. X. HuMPHRKs, City Clerk.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

San Francisco capitalists are examining
the Josephine county caves. taIrty-fiye
miles south Of Grants Pass. Or, with a
view 10 making the cave property . sum
mer resort.
John Fltxpasriek, . well-known Coluu,-
bis river fisherman, whose home wsx st
Skmokawa. died At Portland Wednesday.
he Was California pioneer of is43, aud
came 10 Washington soon afserward.
The finest monument in the Rivesylsw
cemetery, 1t Portland. 10 that erected by
Billy Smith. champion wssterweigh. pugi-
list Of the world. over his wffe's grave. III.
is tho figure o. = reclining angel. about SIX
Zee: in senvsh, cut from the finest Iialisn
marble ana imported ~ cost Of s2ooa
The figure rests upon . pedestal OF pol
ts.ed Massachusetts granite. nine feet in
height, beautifully carved. The figure
itself 10 probably the most artistic product
OF the sc1lp,or's chlsel that Portland can
eossE Of.
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rHu PORT ANGELES WARRANT.
Mayer and Clerk OF the City Reply TO
the "Taxpsysrs' Unien.''


To TEE Enron: Referring 10 certain
preamble and resolution presented aud
passed a; regular meeting" Of the so
called Taxpayers Onion" Of the city OF
Port Angeles. a. contained in the posr-
ISrEtIssEScEx OF the 10th inst, We vii!
thank you 20 publish the following facts
in the case:
The statement in said preamble that .
certain warrant drawn aud Issued upon
the general fund OF the city Of Port An
re.es in the sum Of 500 (So. Bs6sl was
'signed on the night after the raeesins
and after the adjournment Of the com mon
coancil Of the city of Port Angeles by
Flank Me6Ell and c. K Hurnphries. The
mayer and city clerk respectively OF said
city," xe pronounce . faisehood. and The
party who framed such preamble and reso-
luton. aud ,he parties claiming 70 be ''ii-
rsctors" o! sach nnlon. and It's secretary,
whe signed the same, had every means of
knowing such statement 20 b false. Said
warrant was slgasd sad issued on or about
c'elock p. sn.. on Thursday, January 3.
is}s, BY and under virtue of the authority
OF the city eoaneil Of tie city Of For.
Angeles. which the mayor and city clerk
behaved Wa coaiefrsd upon them. -
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NOW Is THE CHANCE.
For the Afflicted 60 be TreassA ~ the
Low Rate 81 oS Per Month Until
Cared-The Poor Treated Free.

Fer the Afflicted 60 be Treated ~ ahe
Low Rate 81 rs Per Month Until
Cared-rhe Fccr Treated Free
The afflicted will do well 10 make note
of the generous offer of DR.. parrin 70 treat
all cases that viii commence between now
and June 1yt as the low rate OF S per
month for each and evcry disease until
cared surgical and complicated cases ex-
cspsed. The worthy poer treated free
from 10 20 IL q IA. daily.
DIR. Darrin can DO consulted free as
Hotel Stevens. corner Front and Marion
streets, Seattle. Wash. Ofsace hours from
10 20 ) daily; svsningss 70 9; Sundays.
10 10 II
He makes . speciality OF all diseases OF
the Eye. Ear. Nose, Throat, Catarrh and
Deafness, and MI nervous. chrome aud
private diseases. such - Loss Of Manhood.
Syphiiia, GlesS GonorrhWA Structure,
Sr<rmatorrh0A Seminal Weakness and
Loss OF pceire or Sexual Power in man
or woman. All peculiar Female Troubles.
Irregular Menstruaticn. LeucorrhcsA. Dis
riacemsnta etc. are eonndsntially
treated.
Patients ~ distance ~.n ~ cured by
home treatment. nr. parrin vail send
70 any address his electromagnetic rem
ediss on tho receipt Of s. and full symp-
toms of the disease. Ono visit TO the office
IL desired. bnt 10 not necessary in all cases-
Circulars and question blanks sent free.
Inquiries answered. All business rela-
tions with DIR. parrin strictly confidential.
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TO ARBITRATE ANEW.
Az 10 tho Reinstatement Of
Great Northern Strikers
Tne MEN WANT AL TAKEN BACK.


111 O01AB NUE. A1B0 B1VO04A
- the ARbatFasess.
81. PAuI. May 1.-THE Great Northern
grievance committee delegated . sub-com-
mittee 70 wait on Mr.. Hui After . three
hours' conference begun at noon they re-
turned 70 the general committee
without having sccozplishsd any
thing DEFINITE. Another conference
was held later In the day. IL
Was finally decided late this afternoon
that both the company and grievance CONF
mittes would prepare statements Of their
understanding Of the terms on which the
strike was terminated. the statements 70
b submitted % the arbitration board for
discussion. A definite agreement on ell
details 10 desired at this time BY the men,
and they insist that everything must b
made % clear that no misundsrstanding
will b. possible.
The men arc ready to insist on the rein
statement Of all strikers, heading the list
with Engineer Best, who. during the
strike. took passenger train out Of the
depot here. and. deserving the cab. left the
train standing on the main line Ut Como.
The members Of the arbitration board are
not all at home, and IL will b some days
before they can SEQ the statements. and in
the meantime the men viii keep ct work.
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-. Ainnis Foss and ". &. scsmnell.
ne capital stock il Exsd q ion.
- sufs vss hlsd today wherein Mary
n sssks 70 compel the North End
=, sssr Company 70 turn On Tie vsser.
ne company uas ordered 70 turn on the
s y. q show cause Monday for rsfusins.
ne Mccain brothers, on the chars 81
soy1ne CITY warrants. have bssn granted
separate trials.
= Y. Hogan, Who stabbed Ceess
u.nnon IN the abdomsa While under the
Innasncs Of hquor. Vas fined 500 today
.nd promptly pad the same and was dis
enssssd Gsnpon has recovered
me sfast Of land near summer, vhfsA
- donated Tor IN sxpssinsssal farm In
connecsaon With the agricultural college,
= % b given - The Odd Hsllovp Tor !
homa
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DOCTOR SWEANY

This learned specialist, well known BY HE
loag rssidsnoe asd successful practice on the
Pacinc Cosss, guarantee : prompt and psrfsct
FREE TREATMENT p rSs e; .SS o.. Ana e
at Office OF Friday afternoons
YOUNG MEN ss are : ssS.a. with a, nsn.
pimpies, hsshiulnsss, avsrsion to society, stu.
pidness, dependency. loss Of energy, ambition
and sslf-conndsncs. which deprive you Of your
business o. marstage---if you are thus af1sctsd
you know the cause. Oct we'll and b 8 man
MIDDLE AGED MEN1Tan.s,,,s, o are sso1:sna: q
aching backs aud Kidneys, frsqusns painful
urinatfon and sediment n urine, impotency or
weakness Of sexual organs, and other unmistak.
decay. Many die Of THE diiacuity, ,snorsns Of
the causos which II the second stage OF seminal
weakness The most obstinate GASES Of this
character treated with unfailing success.
pRIViTp Dissasss--aisst, 0enorrhna. In6sm-
Mthin nations, DischaI gss. Structures, w sak-
ness q ot9snf Syphilis, Hydseceles yarleoesis
pain and detention fron business.
ClTiRRH-Whtch poisons the breath, stomach
VA nn'a and iuses end psyse the way for
Consumption. Throat. Liver, Heart, Kidney,
troubles; also Rupsurs. Piles, FissSia treated
far in advance Of any other institution In the
country.
BLOOD and SKIN 1 Diseases; :, sss;: sss s'%
Taints, Tumor.. Tsrssr. Eezsma and other
impurities OF the blood thoroughly sradicafed,
leaving the System In strong. pure and
healthful state.
IinIRS-If ron ere suffering from persistent
LaUiES Headaches. Painful Menstruation.
iAncorrh0a or whites. ItoisfabIe Itching, Dis
placement Of the omb, or any other distress
Ink ailments peculiar TO your ser, you should
consult DR.. Swsany without delay, liz cures
when others fail
WRITp Your troubles II living away from the
"Aan city. Thousands eured al homo by
correspoudence ana BY medicine sent secure
from observation. Book entitled "GUTDE TO
HEALTH" ssnt fres 10 those describing their
troubles.
Once hours, D to u q m, 10 and to 8
p N. sundays, 10 To II g. m only. Address
LBvERETT sWEANY. ~. H..
Sl3 Front 81. seattle. Wash
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Tacosa, May L. 80 Especial. Henry
heevy. general manager of the Interstate
NJ. has gone to San Francisco
The City OF Topeka will leave tomorrow
Gorning Tor Alaska Included In 80 tens
= freight she will carry away will 10
slsAsy tons of machinery for Douglas
hlaad.
Mss Pauline Bengal lost purse con-
nnsng two checks and several dollars in
nlver last night in Chickering hall. Others
npars losses. and IL Is supposed pick
oekess we're in the audience
:. The North Star shineis Company, q
sekley, vas incorporated today By Lou;s
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The private car OF President Hill.
Of the Great Northern road. arrived
in the city yesterday morning on
the regular west-bound train. and
will remain here awaiting the ar
rival OF Messra Farr and Skinner, two
OF the English stockholders. The latter
are now at Vancouver. B. c.. with Presi-
dent Van Horne, Of the Cana dian Pacific,
having come west with him, and will re-
turn east in Mr.. Hill's car over the Great
Northern on Tuesday.
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Mr.. s...s. closed D.po.,.sry.

TACOMA. May l2--l6pscial. l--Recsivsr
Whisehonse. OF the State Savings bank.
has been ordered by the court to prepare
his inventory ~ soon ~ possible and re-
Port to the court once In every forty days.
His bond has been placed at $4,000. The
bank" was . note-shaving and warrant
buying institution. and vas often spoken Of
. "Boggs' bank" for City Treasurer
Bcsgs kept large sums Of city money or
warrants on deposit The bank owes the
eisy about 10000. this being by far the
srsater part of the liabilities. The assets
ers supposed to b little or nothing. Boggs
has not yet turned over the city funds to
HE successor, aud he and his bondsmsn are
hahla.
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DIS. Merrill & Merrill,
Ga Front St. Seattle, wash.

The Old established specialists are stiil
treating with unsurpassed ruccess al
Genito- Urinary diseases Of either sex. Ali
Private. Blood. Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal alton
ton given TO evsry case and all curabse
cases guaranteed. Charges low.
PILES. FISTULA. RECTAL uL-
GERS, STRUCTURES AND yARfCO-
CELE-Cures guaranteed without pain or
detention from bus,nesa
We will give 81 900 In gold coin for
any case of Varieocce that has been or
can be cured by medicine. electricity or
any appliances or applications internally,
externally or eternally.
SYPHILIS, GoN0RRHEA. GLEET,
epsrmatorrhpa. Seminal Weakness, Lost
Manhood, Night Emissions. pecaycd Fac
ultiss. Female Weakness and ell delicate
disorders peculiar 20 either sex positively
cured, ~ well 90 oil functional disorders
that result from youthful follies or the ex-
cess Of mature years.
Thousands cured by correspondence. ell
private. and medicine securely packed
from view. Plain envelopes used. Send
stamps for reply for question list Or call.
Consultation free. Hours, 3 TO IL q. M.
10 8 and to . p. N. Sunday houxs. 10 to II
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TACOMA. May i2-lSpsciai-l-w. II.
ne. the heaviest individual taxpayer in
Tacoma and Pierce county. has assigned
" z I. Hatch for the bcpetit of his credit
eFA He recently turnsd the Fife hotel
pscperty over TO his son. w. Il. Fife. Mr..
sise has always been an cntsrprising citi-
sea, taking part with money and intiu-
snce In great number Of important I'M
dertakings. In addition to local invest
nsnss Mr.. Fife had large sum tied up in
mines in various parts Of this state and
kritssh Columbia An inventory Of the
property will bs filed later.
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Meut Of women and the estshlish mans
OF IN equality OF responsibility, and II
anything have ever said o. done
snau In any degree tend 10
break down any rrejudices or set aside
any president that stands in tas way OF
this. is will ever be . source of srstiaes.
saon. For the very kind expression OF
appropriation pray the league to accept
my most sincsre thanka
~. N. WILSON,
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TACOMA. May l2-lspeciai.l -whils
osncer o'Connor was patroiling his beat
On Pacific avenue this afternoon Dolly
Asan. A young woman. attacked him with
horsewhip. o'Connor took away the
Whip aaa arrested the girl. Miss Egan
saimed tina. O'connor said she WAS not
eood woman when he Was testifying In .
80 in cour. against some uaen arrested
~ a.ntiamming. o'Connof denies this
nd says he never saw her before. She
sss released on bail and viii have hear
10 Monday.
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Secretary Hsrbsrrs v,.as - Recess.

TACOMA. May I2-fSpsciaL l-Mayor
OFT, Who With others has communicated
WITH Secretary Of the Navy Herbert. by
wire, inviting him 70 visit Tacoma, today
rscsivsd the following from Mr.. Hsrbsrt:
Ihsnks. VIII visit Tacoma on return
Ing from Seattle Will inform You OF
oats and length Of stay after arriving ct
Seattle Will probably reach seattle the
last Of next week" II IL proposed 70
make Secretary Herbsrt's visit . marked
event. and 70 celebrate 1t By parade. In
which II 10 proposed - have the militia
companies participate.
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time since hs isfs here sAsrs time afsse
the eaio
Mr.. and Ma J. G. Lighthouse and ehn-
dren len Tuesday via San Francisco for
thsar home as Rochester, N. Y, where Mr..
Lighthouse Is engaged In the manufacture
OF mail sacks for the governmsns
ArA ]. B. Mcmillan. Of Blanchard. spsnt
several days In Fairhavsa this weak q the
guest Of Mrs. Albert Sherman.
Mr.. Henry wirth 10 back from . Walt Of
several weeks With friends east Of the
mountains.
Mr.. r =. Peck, q Pors Townsend. has
been visiting Prof and Mn. q. b John
ston.
Mr.. J. d Romains went 70 Olympia this
week on business connected with the
recent survey ct the Point Roberts tide
lands.
County Attorney W. 81. Thaeksr, Of San
Juan county. was over from Friday Hsr-
Dor Wednesday.
Ara c. y. Hopkins has gone % Cisvs-
land, O.. to spend the summer.
Ara ]. q. Hyatt Left Thursday for
Bloomingdals. Ind. called thishss By the
serieus Illness Of her mother.
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sALLuo, Cal. May 12.-Sscrstary Of
sns NAVY Herbert visited the Marc Inland
navy yard today. and vas received with
Al tns honors that steam, whistles, big
guns and rows Of uniformed officers and
men could confer. Mr.. Herbert said his
visas was purely IN ofiacial one 70 inspect
sns nsvy yard. and had nothing 70 With
sns investigation Of the srmor rlats
frauds, samples Of which are said 10 b on
the coast defense vessel Monterey.
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IsooxA, May l2-iSpeciai. "A Norton
ysseh. fos several years president q the
isasers' bank. has resigned. and viii
lEAciirn Iax
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Salvador government troops inflicted Q
erushing defeat on the rebels Friday. This
practically ends the insurrection.
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Get your neg suis II Riley Bros.'; terms
cash, prices low.
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REsOURCEa

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
III Washington National Bank. 1T Seattle. IN
the state OF Washington. ~ the close Of buainsss
NJ
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A Railroad wi.hou. an Owner.

TACOMA. May 12-lSpscial. 1.-The Lake
Park railroad, extending about ten miles
from this city to Lake park and American
lake. and which Was bought by the Union
Pacific railroad while the Portland and
Puget sound extension Of that system was
under construction, 10 today without an
owner 10 far - known by Frank c. Ross,
who built the road, and Agent E. E. Ellis,
Of the Union Pacific. who has been collect
ing the earnings of the same. Mr.. Ross
says:
THE road Was sold for $40, goo Here
tofors Agent Ellis, Of the Union Paclfic's
local Office, has reported to the receiver OF
that system. am informed that his last
report was returned without instructions
~ to what should DO done with future
earnings. which earnings are now being
kept by Mr.. Ellis. The road about pays
expenses"
There are numerous well discussed
rumors that President Hill Of the Great
Northern has secured the Lake City road,
together with the entire grade Of the Port
land & Puget Sound extension. Mr.. Hill
is expected here before June !. At least
such were his reported intentions few
days ago