davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-23
Dem DerRun9ern nabe, aber eRrlid,
oeblteben.

Sn eilter drmltcben @o6nung i'm oberiten
StodDert beS 81 397 GIpbourn QOe. gebOz
rt9en 6inter6auies ippbnt etn 8Gder, Sea-
mems Spbn Hoeic3letn, nit ieiner Satin
un6 3pet fIeincn &tn6crn, iomte nit Dem
3tmmermann Srant @ronD unb ben
S6wte9ereltern EDel6letn'S %Suiammen.
9toei6lein unb @ra1D itnb beiDe felt nabe,
3u einem Sabre obne 8ei6dftisung, unb
bic bitterite gtot6 mat BET ibnelt etngefebrt.
Sbre NOt6 mar 10 groB, 6oB itc faIt baSu
9%e3tpungen tparen, aus ben QbfaQfGiten
8robtrl1iten 3ur StiQung TIRES 6un9ers
berauS3uiu6en. 0abei itn6 ite aber bo6
ebrltbe 2eute geblieben. 9lm Montag frib
fan6en ite sele9entIi6 tbrer Sucbe na6
11o6 braucbbaren 9bfdllen in Ser NGbe beS
Softer 8aGmerI6en BalaiteS' am Seeufer
Elm GeberlG6ben NIT etnem Snbalt bon
0iam011ten un6 S6mufia1en i'm 0ertbe
BON minbeitens $1,000. NoeIblein bob
6aS SG6bcn ouf, ba6te ober feinen Nugen=
Bid 0aran, ben tDertbDoIen Sunb our Nuf=
beiierung 1einer unb ietner 6attiLte trourtz
gen Sage gu benuben.
@etern borgte ct iib cine .3ettunQ uno
fano Oarin cine Q(n3et8e bon benz 8erLuit
Der S6ufia6en. Sbne 530gern begab ct
inb 5u &uiiea ltlri9, 80 @aibington Str,
bon benz Die Nn5et9e eingeriift tpar, u1to
itberbra6te bteiem Der 6un6. O}it elmer
8elobnung bon $25 purbe Ser ebrltcbe
Sinber bon Dem 8eftber Ser S9mudia9e1l
tlr letne @brLt6tett ~abgefun0et.
, 1894-05-23
Cine ne1e Sonnta9srube=O roinanS.
Dtro pom Ger Retail GlerfszAfociation por=
berettet.

Die GLerfs in Ben 8ertaufSgef66fter in
allen Staott6eilen baben begreift9er Netle
Die Nblebnun9 Ser Sonntagsi9lieBungs=
Sr6tnon3 burb ben Staotrot6 n;1l nit
%belonOer5 treuoigen 0etiibLen auf9enpm>
men. Sic ipnlen eS AUDI nicbt BEL 6iciem
geibetterten eriten 8criude, ii9 ctuen
treten Sonntag 3u beric6affen, betpen0en
Ialien. Die QlnDctQtion Der HetatISGIerts
ad6lt ettpa 25, 1000 Mitglic6er, uno DteIe
ftnb entibloiicn, ben &rieg8pfa6 gegen sic
it6otiiben @eIeBeSn1acber, bic ibnen 3u Der
gtteberlage ber9olfen BADEN, 81 betreten.
Die unterle9ene Srbiuan3 loQte eS Sen
&letoermaarene, S9mu6id1enz un6
Wt0bel6anblern, Sen 8arbierelt, Mleb9ern
unD @rpccrn Derbieten, ibre @eicbGfte an
ben Sonnta8cn offen 3u Dalten. Die met
fen @QentDaarens unb &LetDe9bdnbler
iparen nit Der 0r6tnans einper}tanbcn,
bage8en %betGmpften Die WfeBger unb @roz
cer Die Srbinan3, tpel1cr 3ur 2lnna6n1e
Durb ben Stabtratb nur fiinf Stimmen
feblten.
Die 9tetail GlerfS 9(iiociatton min iebt
etne SonntagSi6lieBuu9S : 0rbtnan3,
pel1e ie0o6 bte Grocer unO WeBger aus
l6lteBen fol-, au5arbeitcn, unb fitr bteielbe
iDitenattib ms 3eug 0eben. Damn louen
bic WteBger uub Grocer bearbeitet 1peroen,
b0mit DieieIben freitpiui8 tire @el6Gfte an
ben Sonnto9en 9ei6loiien balteu.
Die @lertS recbnen babel auf bic Inter
itiBuEg Der arbettenben Beb0ltcrung un0
Der OattgIieber ldntmtIiner &ircbengemettrz
i6aften.
, 1894-05-23
Gs rparen ihrer Orei.

Sen 9etecttps 8urfe un6 6inIe1 bon
BET MariDeQ StraBen7S Station 9eGang es
au9 Ser beiOen anOeren Der bret
Sptbbuben ba6Daft gu per6en, tpelcbe
ou1 Dergangenen GOnntag in BEN
Stat beS SbomaS G0btn bon SEQ. 100
6aitingSitr. einbracben, ur6 BON BORT einen
8agen unb Yferb ais 8eute pegfiibrten.
@s ftn6 6teS Stepe SraceD unb Sames
OoDle, 3pct anricbige Gbaracterc ber
8eItleite, un6 pa WtcQuaibe5 8ro3eB be-
reitS bis gum 20. b, 81. Oeri6Oben por6en
mar, 10 tpurben AUDI bic beiOen beut borgez
fibrten 2ieb6aber frember @auGe unb @a>
gen bis babtn unter ie $1,000 8Ir8i9aft
0eiteut.
, 1894-05-23
Brdnoftiftuno3

Teuerttipettor GontpaD lit pieberum auf
Der Sucbe na6 8ranbitiftern. &ur5 nab
spet l1br beute frIb fam in Dem bretitO6tz
gen @ebGu6e go. 20 unb % 8elt San
8urenitraBe Elm 6euer sum NuSbru9, boB
8tpar nur etnen @eiammti9aben BON $500
anricbtete, oelien @nftebungsurioche aber
auf 8ranbittftung 3uriidgefibrt mtrb. Sn
benz eriten Stod beS @ebGuOeS, ber bur3
bem 8ranb am metiten beibdbigt purbe,
betreibt $. S6nea cine S6atttptrt6ibaft,
bod lit iein 8erluft p%ouitdnoi9 burb cine
8erit6erung gebedt. 9ieieIbe l1ria9e
bate Elm tIeiner 8ran6, melcber Inn iene
3eit in einem Oto. 335 @ng[emoob 9tDe. gez
le9enen Ieeren 6ol3bouie ausbracb uub
etnen S9a6en BON $500 anriAtete.
, 1894-05-23
Qooesfdue

tpurben beuue 8ormittag i'm @elunbbettS.
amt tpie fDlgt gcmeIoet:
Caroline S9miOt, AZ ST. geo. 81 g,
Wtor9auitr. .
NHguit SEED, 70 g., SEQ. 5347 9trmOut
QDenue.
6rant 8rommer, 5 S., SEQ. SO .. G6t=
cage Npe.
W3orp aunen, 20 S., go. 654 g, Sci
feriOnitr.
6rancis Quauta @olau, IS. sc, SEQ.
727 Sc. 2incolnitr.
Barbara &esmor, IS S., SEQ. $50 81.
Neitcrn Qtpe.
Caroline &riiger, II S., SEQ, II 2anbon
QlpenUe.
8taiam @a8ner, 30 S., SEQ, III MiIz
WaHtee 2lpe,
, 1894-05-23
Cine pom Sdidia1 perfoIote
famtlte.

pas @atftnben ber 9eibe Ole SSacobion's
9ut BEN @onernment g let Ourb Die 2ebensz
rettun9Smannic6aft lit Elm neuer 8elco fir
OaS S%prthport, OaB etn llnglif ielten
allen tommt. Sacobion'S @ater mar nD6
por tur5er s3ett eth reiher Wfann, 6odb oerz
lor er 4ueS unb fanO lblieBlid, ociftess
nmnacbtet, IN etnem SrrenbauIe Qufnobnfe
8alo barauf murbe icine 6rau pDn chem
.3u8e Der 9tof SSlanbz8abn ~iberfo6rem
unb get0btet. Der ptDbliAe Sob i6rrr
@ltern %peranlaBte bic 23iG6rtoe 9pc6ter
fib OaS &ebcn 5u nebmen, uno iebt If 6er,
jiin8ite Sobn e%rtrunten. Nur mach Elm
@&itgIicO Der TamtIie, Elm Sobn, 1T ibrio
gebIiebeR.
, 1894-05-23

reibte 8eftern i'm @ertcbt einen 2tntrag auf
einen @in6aItsbefebl eth, Ourb tueI9en ben
GountpbeDDr6en Derboten tperOen iou,
ihren NuSiebungSpro3eB 8e9en bic ftdbtiz
i1en 8eb0rbcn ipettcr 3u 6etreiben. 0err
l3eiSler boftt ouf @runb bes ibnl sur Ser
figung itebenoen 8etpeiSmatcrtals, baB
beS. 0ericbt einen permancnten @tl9altsz
befcbL gepGAren peroe.
, 1894-05-23
Neue &n5eigen.

OIae CODES. In3eieen n, weIde fir ole
morsen.Qussobe Ger nJuinois Stats
3eitune" aufee9eben weroen, erfdeinen foftens
fret i'm NbenobIatt Die Nnnabme pom Nn=
3eieen fir oas Qbeuoblatt f9Iie6t nm II uhr
mittaes, fir ole moreens2lus9abe un 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-05-23
Stdott1bes.
Wetterbertht.

Sptiter 9Ietne, 76 @ai6ingtOn 6tr.,
perlcbtet fur Chicago Die foLgenben 8aroz
meter uno SbccmomcteritGnoe:
I'm s ubr Wtorg. 48 @r., nm 8 ltbr 80
Or, I'M 10 l1br so ST., I'M II l1br 81
o. UNI II l1hr 80 @r. 8arometeritonb
I'M 8 ubr Wtorg. 1890, 70 lt9r 1880.
, 1894-05-23

= gSelte 8lotternfGQe mur6en 6eute
8ormtttag aus folgenben6Gulern 9entelbet.
252 sc. Son9amon StroBe, 847 Jfebecca
StraBe, 4418 ct. 2otprence Q~lpenue, 654
g. Sefferlon StraBe uub 1913 9, 9eoria
StrQBe.
, 1894-05-23
SoOeS=MU3ct0e%

~5reunber unb 9etonuten bic trourige 9to9rt9t, bag
mem ~9eliebter 8atte G0tG~ gtotuatnD AM MtDuto9 gto9=
mitta9 nm 4 1Dr plDBliD geitorben iii. Sic 8eeroiguug
finbet on 9onnerito9 gtofmjtto9 I'M tbr, pDm 3r0lers
bauie, 9tD. 1868 StearuS Ctr, aus itatt. I'm titles 8ei=
IeiD bitten Die traueruoet Siuter bliebenet.
&ontIe 9tplpGtnD, @ittlpe.
S0rL WDuatt1n, SDbn.
, 1894-05-23
poeSz2Ett3ctac

grel1nben unb 9efornten hermit CUR gto6riGt, boB
neiue Sn1ter &Dutfe 8lenito9 Wtittag nm l ubr I'M
0ouueritog 9}a0mitta9 2 nDr BON 100 MtIop Str. Gus
tab &oie 9l4. u. S0btfe.
, 1894-05-23
6eiratbsfbetne.

Totgenbe t0eirat4Sideine tpurben 6eute
Wforgen BON 6errn Salomonion im8uteau
pes @ountpclerfS au8gefertigt:
, 1894-05-23

aene gpnbe rtm 0eft.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
sHrssLEaKs NAY STAY our.


VIII Keep Up Association Separate
From Lam bsrmen's Association
The proposal OF the Car Shippers and
Lumoermenfs Association Of the North
west that they shall com bine and absorb
the Sh.ngie Manufacturers Association
vas made apparently without any consul
tasioa with the iatteriand Is probably maize
merely TO open the ranks OF the shingie-
msn- Frank l. Curtis. secretary of the
shingie Manufacturers' Association Of
Oregon and Washington. said yesterday of
the natter:
II know nothing about il except what /
have heard. The shingle manufacturers
may 60 into IL as individuals. but do not
think the association as body viii Join IL.
IL has different scope sad mission from
that Of the single association. Our or
ganization Is 10 keep up prices and 10 keep
up the standard Of shingles produced,
while one of the main purposes of the
Lumber Manufacturers Association is 20
secure the best possible accommodation
from the railroads. The latter viii pay
more attention 10 tbs wants of represen-
tatiye BODY ike this than they will 10 indi-
Yiduals. They stir the railroads up TO
greater effort. These associations do
great deal Of good and for that reason
approve Of them. OF course, this associa-
ton is formed for other purposes than the
one have mentioned.
''We are beginning 10 feel tie benefit of
promises made BY General Manager Ken
drick, OF the Aorthern Pacific. when he
was here. Then he promised Us cars with
which to move the shingles which had
accumulated during the recent railway
troubles. These cars have been coming,
and soon the accumulation wall be gotten
rid 0f -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
RECEIVER roE GRANT srKrxr.

Capitalists 90 Whom Were Pledged
Close Dewn on Road.
W. J. Grsmbs has been appointed re-
ceiEer OF the Grant Street Electric railway.
this Was done By order Of Judge Hsnford
Ia the circuit eonrt Thursday In the case
OF Charles Z. Getting. Edward Pack ard.
samusi Spencer, Charles 3 Tuckerman
and Frank q. Webster Va. The Grans Street.
Electric Railway COMPANY, Fred z. SAN
ger. corporation: Fred z. Sander. the
Atlantic Trust Company, Of New YORK,
and Dexter Horton a Co
The bonds Of the Grant Street Electric
halfway Company amounting 70 SIS. 0e0
were pat up some time since as collateral
Tor loan OF $ii5. 90 with . syndicate Of
New York and Boston eapitalssts The
syndtcats is composed Of the plaintiffs Ia
the case The company has failed 10 pay
TIE interest for the past year. The svndl-
cate. under the terms Of the agreement,
foreescsed on the bonds and bought them
In on Wednesday last As soon Is this
Was done they asked the United States cir
cut court 10 appoint temporary receiver.
Judge Hanford accordingly appointed W.
J. GTaEnbs. and he qualified on Thursday
by fling . bond FOR $1,000.
The defendants are required 10 shos
cause on August 81 Why the temporary
appointment Of Mr.. Grambs should not be
made permanent By further order Of the
court
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NOT SO POOR As SHE CLAIMS.
Nathan Reman Answers the Fitiful
story OF Mrs. WeImer.

Nathan Baman. clerk of the board of
county commissioners, denies the state
ments of Mrs. Wsimer as published In yes
teriay's PosT-IETEIIIoKScE that she and
her family Of i've children are in destitute
circumstances, and that. though she has
applied 10 the county commissioners tor
aid. the family have as yet received bat
one sack OF tiour from them. In speaking
OF the case yesterday Mr. Beman said:
"Mrs Mary Weimer, or as she was
known At that time. Mrs. +. Weimer, re-
ported 10 the county commissioners in
May. 1895. and from Nav until August 8
Of that year she received So worth OF gro
ceries aud several pairs OF shoes. Decem-
her last che came around again foF aid
and vas given s. in provisions. and later
In the month s. worth more, including sn
order for three pairs OF shoes. Since then
she has received aid from Us in various
amounts. We gave her orders on January
-. February Q. March :, May 81, July Is.
The last time the county assisted her was
August 3
"By request of Mr. Gilrner, Of the Asso-
ciased Charities. DIR. Horton Was sent to
her aid. | don't think there can be any
possible doubt that the woman is the same
one mentioned In the PosT- iSrELIIGKSoER,
as the name and address are the same
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conr,. and Pahl,e ome...

Judge Langley yesterday admitted 20
eitixsaship W. n. Il. MeLarcn. = native Of
Prince Edward's island, Canada
Judgment BY default was entered yes
terday by Judge Osborn in the case OF the
Seattle Brewing and Mating Company VS..
Hall & Galloway.
William Murdock. . native Of Scotland,
and Nathan Philips, native OF kassis,
werr Yesterday admitted 10 citizenship in
the United states district court.
Jadge Osborn yesterday entered . decree
Of divorce 20 Mary A. Mccullough from
her husband. Francis h. on the grounds
of neglect aud failure 30 proyids.
A decree Was entered BY Judge Langley
xn.tersav 10 Mary r. MeCosen against
1. ard Josephine L. Johnson on q note
ana mortgage on real estate Tor va
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
nv the county auditor for Hsfisn An
derson aud Anne Hansen. and William
Eier aud ottiiis Richter, a.! OF Seattle
on motion OF the plaintiff Judge os-
harm Yesterday aligned ths order onnrEa.
srr ths sAle 81 feas estate IN tae case q
Thomas ]. Carrie vs.. Hugh ". Nrightes a.
lanes r Robbins, the plainsia in the
ea~e against lien r. Saipes 81 81. 20 recover
s4sa - Tor labor and materials yesterday
nied reply 60 she answer aud egoss-coai'
plant
an er,ssr vas Issued yesterday in tie e.
tzta az Charles r SaaeFaTey. approving
the sale 81 tie tersonal property 81 the
aeceas~d. Tas amount Feal1Ged TON tie
sale was sIU0
The Washington Lumber snd sh!ngis
Company Gled srticses OF incorporation
vita ths county, aa8ttor yssssTGAFs CAP
IA stoek. s.. CO. lneorpotat0Es. o~oFEe
II Raaaell, Frzak ~. Aa4aooa sa4 Harry
n lsAsftemAu-
Ths decision ~ ths lcesl LAID ogaee IN
the case az n. N Hall VS. Matte N ncfs,
tavplvins the north half 81 tAe sontasass
gaarter OF section !. township - aoFta,
FAnee : east. hAs been aIaFsaea By the gen
era land osace. Hail. the protestant.
axfaalse3, and bis entry wAs ordered cas-
CO ed.
In he esse az Dennis Malta vs. J. ".
ard Mary Anns 0gle, the oagiand l.and
aad Trust Company, fret SAtioaa- BaSS
II PuyAIEup, Nellie n. aaa Pred = san
der. Judge Langley yesterday ass2Sd an
order confirming the sac - he rforefsf
IN question 10 Mal.sn. 10 pGxsuASes of
judgment reaasrea i4ss IuEs.
ssrohsn. Hoyt A Hail William I.
Ssroha 81 a. Yesterday ns~d tastr fep2T 20
the coaEssF e-2asa - 41sfszaAEis sasfAk1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
AUGUST FOR HEALTH.
Ii Must Be Whether You Take
Vacation or Not.
Take Time Now TO Strengthen Nerves
and Body.
See That Every Part OF the Body Be-
comes Well Fed.

Eleven months for business. for money
for becoming strong and well
Get back 10 your proper weight: relieve
the tired nerves Of their irriiability; Eli
TIE body with rudy. vigorous, servieeabis
blood. You vii work TO twice the pur-
pose with 8 clear head and . body undis-
iurhed bv aches and pains.
Give PAine's celery compound . fair
trial In August
WEAKNESS and lack Of strength Is Q mat
ter OF the nerves and brain. Ii In the ex-
haastion Of the nerve centers that pro-
daces the feeling of iassstude and depres-
sion.
Digestion and assimilation are the first
10 become affected by diminished nerve
power, and as these functions are so
closely connected with every part Of the
body the entire system shares IN their dis
order. Men and women about middle age
take little exercise; their blood becomes
SLOW aud impure and ell their important
organs sluggish, while a constantly in
creasing load of anxiety and care keeps
their nerves from being properly nour-
ished. Such persons will ind steady
gain in health. in vigor and good spirits
from Paine's celery compound taken
steadily ihrough the month Of August
The reason for the high regard IN which
Paine's celery compound is held by physi-
clans for building up the weak, the sickly
and the nervous, is because al its ingre-
dents are known 10 medica. men to feed
the nerves and 10 provide pure and rich
blood for eli the weak parts OF the body.
Every trace of nervous exhaustion disap-
pears when the nerves that govern the
functions Of the boiy are thus a5undantly
supplied with their appropriate food.
The disturbances OF the nervous system,
whether neuralgia. rheumatism, debility.
extreme nervousness or heart trouble. are
due TO arrangements in nutrition. Head
ache. sense of weight on top of the head,
a feeling of construction about the fore
head these are very significant symptoms
aud shonld be needed. Better and more
complete nutrition is demanded for the
nerves and brain. Thin, pate faces, wasted
frames, unhealthy skin and low spirits
tell unmistakably of blood too thin and
poor 10 properly nourish the body.
Paine's celery compound brings an In
creased. natural appetite, assists the as
SINH alton OF the food AMI quieis aud re-
stores healthy nervous action.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25

- 'sefE seized ss agent for Starr A
-, -. :, ISIS CITY, and resolved fron them
49, sortn q goocs and reeesvs1 n rs-
.-ah "a. so Gallery gave Starr A ca.
ooho ios $500 70 insure them against
.o.s, ana kinshart and LaEinser were the
Starr a Co. sued TO recover
1919 $50 The case vas given 10 the
Jlly - ie:5o O'Clock and Al 2sso they re-
turned with the verdict named A furv-
.Asn .csd reporter that they 6ednctsa
rom ths gross amount realized the coat Of
shipment, Wharfage. Insurance., storage.
postage and incidsntaIs. sddsd what Chill
Defg nsd paid Starr q Co., and after allow
ing shiioerg small profit. the differences
was the amount awarded 10 Starr a Co.
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FOR THE HUNT LINES.
another Receiver Appointed
for q Railroad.
couLp NOT PAY IT'S INTEREST.
=. Hssssn's Loving Kpistie-Ki ein's
sxis Arsinst the cfty-Reesfver
for Grant street. Lins.

tsx<s HGnford has appointed W. D.
SCR recesver for the Washington a Co
,srsk;. Rsvsr railroad The petition for =
..rxssrship Vas fled In WslEa WalIa
.,~ersg days ago, bot vas acted upon IN
-. csty. and vas made upon application
.Ttss trustees for the bondbolders.
fas uetition shows that there are now
1v,-aus and unpaid three instaIlmeuts Of
<.rr.st on FIRST. second and third coupons,
..ssrnsing to about $500, 600. G. B.Wrighf,
.frxorna, owns the greater part OF the
sooas. which aggregate soms ", 0oo.0oo.
As.mIlsr application was made Thurs
s,r In Portland before Judge Bellinger,
80 also appointed Mr.. Tyler.
The road comprises about go miles OF
rses. csntering at WaIis Walla and con-
r,s,srz with the Union aud Northern Pa
<ssc syssems. It vas formerly known as
- liant system. This Is the second time
/, hs. been in receivers hands within
sasss years. Since the reorganization of
shs road Tyler has been its president and
rsnsrzl manager. He left Thursday for
Ws.la Walls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
Coed r.mp,ar. sorrow for Mia. stone.

Preparations for the funeral Of Miss
Laurie Stone, who died a. the family resi-
aence, corner of Thomas aud Ash streets.
Thursday evening. have been completed.
The Good Templsrs Of Seattle and vicinity.
IN regatta, will assemble IN the psrloTs Of
the Methodist Protestant church at %
p. N. Sunday. and viii meet she body as Z
comes from tas residence a. 5 O'Clock
Rev. Clark Davis viii preach the sermon.
The Inssrment wil be AZ Lake Vlew Gene
terry. where the burial service OF
the Good Templar lodge viii to
conducted. A special session OF Seattle
Lodge Ma. 6, l. o. q. T.. Of which Miss
Stone Vas member. yesterday met in
special session aud passed appropriate
resolutions. which viii De paslishsd in shs
Pssstse Tsapsar ard ether papers, and
comes sent respecsiTeiy % the family OF
the deceased and 20 D0an lodge. of Clsve-
land, o., Of whish she vas 8 charter mem
b~r. TAe lodge charter sus rrgsGis was
ordered draped in mourning FOR thirtY
DAYS, snd Tia msmbeEs decided 10 attend
tue funeral ia body.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tomorrow. the same as every Sunday.
will be great day for free and wholesome
amusement at this popular resort The
wonderful Casanova will cut man to
pieces and put him together again right
before your eyes. the same as he does
every afternoon and evening. Miss Lulu
Powers will make an extra effort in her
pretty Spanish song and dance, and Ed
ward Clay. the colored comedian. will
make you split laughing. Bruins and Nina
will appear in their fayorite comedy. "Ail
the Comforts of Home" This is the fin
est park in the city TO spend your Sunday
afternoon In, and it has the best street car
line in the city leading to II. No waiting
for cars, as they run every three minutes.
Performance this afternoon and tonight,
at and o'clock. Free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25

Epistie In W hitch Beston shows Afree-
siom for Has wife.


Clara Il. Heaton was yestesday granted
sdisoree by default from her husban d,
James HsAton. on the grounds of inhu-
man treatment She states that her bus
band was bad and cruel man and used
vile and abusive language TO her, and
oftsn threatened TO blow her up with
dynamite, and In various ways kept
her in constant fear for her
life. There is one child. the
Issue Of lhe marriage. named Florence.
who is married aud resides with the di-
vofcsi husband. The plaintiff yesterday
hlsd as an exhibit letter from her d.
voEced husband. IL il not dated, but was
evidently received recently. and corrobor-
atss the woman's statements IN regard 10
ihsir affection for each other.
The letter consists of strong expressions
Of anger. Hsatoa condemns her action IN
leaving him and states that their little
daughter Florence. who Is living with
him. treats him shAmetully and will
scarcely give him = civil answer. from
ea1ss unknown 90 him. He says that be
has stood enough Of his wifs's eussedness
10 pat him in his grave aud that
II sic keeps on tormenung him she
vii he answerable for bis death.
His wife has cursed him. he says. and he
accuses her Of breaking their marriage vow
% Goi aud himself
HIS wife must have written TO him that
abe had friends in Seattle. for be saws; ii
am glad yoa have 30 many friends. hnt
you viii soon kick them over and trample
,asm in The dust" He asks his wife II
she has sworn OF ali OF her had habits.
such As swearing aud drinking whisky.
and then he reminds her Of what good
home he tried 10 make for her
and how pleasant her recoliectsons
ct their home with Florence.
Plenty % eat. good clothes and al the cash
be eeald spare. ali for her. Then he states
taas bis wife Is either crazy or untrathfai
AID cares only for herself. and that II he
wanted Florence e go 20 hell he would
send her 20 his site. Ia conclusion, be
issis her - 50 home 10 her ma, and that
10 all ssaaa no more CT her foolishnsss
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dsnry Co. and ask fer Judgment for =
paiancs q si73 So =. fae smounE due
tnsss for work, lsooT snd materials fzE-
nasasd ~ them - lille constructing under
contfact SIX miles of the Great Northern
railroad for The defeadantx-
Gee Lee & Co. The garnishees in the
ease Of Lamont Mxczellan vs. Dow
Bros. yesterday FLED shesr answer 20 the
VIII Of garnishneak They sisexe the.
sooag July is, 1894, they owei David Dos
49, FOR services, e1s they gave him n
pAyment their progaissory note, payable
monthly, and state thai The note 10 net
Que and % negotiable. and pray ter dis
Fas&esY