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trouble results from the vsal...
rules of the water depa~sr>sr-. 20 20 ~ -
fore. nov. be-
Bs i ordained by the city o. So.
Section I. That Whenever
waste coSks are Dot prategstss sIa2 ~
as PROVIDED bS rule Is q sArfIs,- = - Sszss
ordinance No. &sAi or any So. q 80
are AoS Riaced as therein uryS--ss SEQ
water may be shut on K ssgs -ssS@ =
complied with within flXra sa,-.f ase q -
vice OF notice by the said Sssns-s%-Sler 81
OF water works requiring 49, -
with said rule. and any aw~s- osasSl.ksss
pant ef any premises who fsa. aaek
$50 a.Afa .ls resulting from inser... -
service pipes, as provided by -s.sllss s
said ORDINANCES. shall not Re &c., : /
the use or the city water s,-, Sss-ssssee i
damages shall have been ,,ssss.A -. "a
hereby made the duty OF ire ssis g.
emf or water works % cause - - aa-
20 be shut or from any prersssss aase
any such damages occur. sees
sec = ANY plumber OF oshs.
who shall be guilty OF TIE 80. fssxs
rules u. - or % Of said 0~ssrs.s.ssa - I
De deefile1 gullty az a ulisianes-ss. -
upon conviction thereof shall - - II
any sum not exceeding ora h,,s 1aes
lars. and upon convStion fo~ g =
onense the court shall IN aas4i,,~. seoss
me and as a ra-t OF the fnde~rsr. = q
Al RfNSE FcNUNAlT the FtcHrSA Sc
plumber guilty Of any such yiat.,f.s =
Sec. } This ordinance shall sssS..
and be in force from and afte-fi 4. -
age ana approval, II auvravss i 49,
mayor, otherwise IL shall tai. ~ "a
the time IL shah become a igve -, - il
provisions OF the city charter u
Passed the board OF alierrnar
day OF December. 1894. and sixnas ~ "a
in open session In authentirssio- -
passage this 18th day az nsre,s,,Sss.aa a
l. MILLER =
President of Board AZ sis..
Passed the house OF delevafss -
day OF November, 1884. and sigrpss1 Z. p
IN open session 81 authenticsflas
passage this 18th day OF perernha. Y .
J. +. CRICRTSxA
President Of House ~ nstLaSlsA
Approved by me this 18th aay - -
Der. 1894. ues>
BYRON PHELPS
Filed by me this 18th day OF ps M1y,s
II. F. STEWART
Published December 10. 1894. Xxx
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ORDINANCE NO. 3.622-An ordnance au-
tnorlzing the cancellation OF uncalled
Tor warrants in the possession of the
city comptroller which remain uncailed
for for the period of one year or more.
and providing for the crediting OF the
amounts OF such uncalled for warrants
same are drawn.
Whereas, there are now in the posses
sion OF the city comptroller a large num-
Der OF warrants drawn against various
FUNDS which have remained uucalled for
Tor the period Of one year or more. and
whereas. IL frequently occurs that war
rants remain uncalled for for a great
length OF time, and so long as said war
rants are outstanding against the several
FUNDS against which they are drawn a
true ana exact statement of the finarcial
condition OF the city cannot be obtained
now. therefore.
Be Il ordained by the city Of Seattle as
Section /. That all warrants now in the
hands OF the city comptroller and which
were issued more than one year last past
ana all warrants which may hereafter re-
main IN the hands of the city comptrnIler
Tor one year or more, shall be cancsIle5
and the amounts for which said warrants
nave been or may hereafter be drawn
shall be credited 20 the several fu,ss
against which they have been or MAJ,
hereafter be drawn, in the manner fol
!. The city comptroller shall nrassrt all
OF such warrants to the city treasure
who .r ahall receive and cancel the same.
= The city treasurer shall Issue recat-,..
70 the city comptroller showine, ,ba -
ceptlon and cancellation Of such var
rants ana showing that the arnourfs rer,
resented by such warrants have 49,.
credited 10 the different funfTs ar,frs,
"h4ch the same are drawn
3. ANY warrants heretofore drss~,
AGAINST the city fund as the safa fund
existed before the adoption ~ tLa suilu
holders charter. when SO uress.rta5 -
c4hcellaton. shall be credited bv the cit1
exists. AN"- dS II now
Sec. ?. The city comptroller shall kss,
q record or all such warrants "a me-
$500 oy MN and cancelled bv the citw
See & This al nse rsi provided.
an4 De IN force from and after r.. 49,
age ana approval II aDDrovs7 ~, 49, -
nadfDFs Otherwise IL shalt taxa ave-, :.
80 s.ihe y s1all become a law under -
provlsions OF the city charter. ~'''4ei tue
tasssq the board Of aldermen the 17,h
gas ~ december. 1855. and signed nv rna
az op-h session in authent ton ~ 10.
passage this 18th day az Tjacernbar NJ 80. -
r,.,s. l. MILLER.
PRESIDENT OF Board OF Aldermen
Fasse1 the house Of feiega &c tba J-..
cay OF december. 1874. and signed bv, 80, ~.
N open session IN authentira tfo1,8 - ~ H..
P4@S%-6@ enAS 4fth day Of December. 1894
49,, J. r. CREIGHTON.
Tres sdent OF House OF Delegates
Approyed By me this 18Th dav ~ Dace,,,-
BYRON PHELPS
Filed by me this 18th day Of De esy9r, >
p. p. STEWART
Published December 10. 1904. olefk-
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Advertisements under TIE head Of Lost
Found, Fer Sale. FOR Rent. and 3 tBaxions
Wanted will be Inserted At the rate q /
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. no advertisements re-
cesyed for less than - cents.
EOTICEe-The business Office % the
Po~t-InteiiizeBcer b open Until II p. m:
Sunday hours a. m 10 8 r. N. Class
fed advertisements viii be received up 10
this time.
Advertisements Will be received AZ
branch Offices Of the Poat-inteiligencsr az:
TACOMA BUREAL-iI1s Pac11c avenue.
Thomas Eanu1ous. Manager.
PRT. TOWSsEND-Frenrh e. Springer.
RELIINGHAM BAY BUREAU-New
whateorn corner Holly and Canoe streets.
o. IA. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
sssEa nf1ras
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RpI-Lr--No-
See If assessment roll 81 local ttNpfoAe =
rrenk district No. IS for TIE lassEeNe-
rf.xnf az kenney street. under ofGAnStfSS
No S5.T and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the ASSOC
-,ant roll Of kocal improvement
district No. =. for the iIlEeNe-
5.sssf Of Nenney street from Barclay
street. cor Remington avenue . MSas-
sars street under ordinance No. s.Sas ass
hAan reported ny the board 81 pAbaEs
works 10 the city council OF the CITY 81
seattle and IS row on ME IN the oI,ce
Of the city clerk and the same = .oM
omen for public inspection az saia once
ara viii remain open for inspection IN
IN Monday the TIN day Of January 1ese'
al s O'clock n m. and all persons IN
frreStesi are hereby required 10 appear
before the city council in joint session 70
b. held in the council chambers OF TIC
hot,Se az delegates in the city hall on the
TIN dav OF January, 1885. at o clock p. u;
and make objections thereto. AT S&ld
time SO fixed the council w4u consider
any and ali objections made ana viii
make such corrections in said roll as II
deems Just, and VIII then deduct tne
amount OF such cost assessed agalnSt
street crossings (which shah be paid from
the general road fund OF the city, ai1
will then by ordinance approve such toll
ard lew and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot OF land shown
in said roll, and declare the same q Aeis
thereon Said matter may De a0lournea
TO later date X SO ordered ny me eatS
council r.. +. STEM Ahl;
City Clerk OF the City OF Seattle:
Date of FIRST publication December -.
1894
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = b
street Improvement.
sealed proposals VIII be received Y
Undersigned secretary Of the pcat - :
pubic works Of the city OF seaflis. y -
noon Thursday. December 20. ISL ~ -.
Improvement OF Bush street ana W. &.
tons OF Cullen street and German "A
enue intervening between the nosus -
south portions OF Bush street az tSs. rgs
spec1Ye intersections thereWAn r. 10
jackson street 10 Day street ID ~ -.
or Seattle. by grading the same ~ 49,
structing sidewalks on both SECS ,sssszsB
with parking strips between slssssrssss
and roadway, as provided py - rIass
NO. 5.0fs. In accordance Win ~ - rss
and specifications now on Tie IN ta'
Of the board OF public works - ~
Each bid must be accompanied ~ ~ -
titled check. payable % the o,ugg - "a
city Comptroller, for sum ~. - "A 81
five 90 per cent or the bid. ana " II ss15
check. .saussi
The successful bidder viii be * Iss ~
20 enter into a contract and iurInl.r,ssss9 y
factory bond for the amounts iss 10 wsfh-
the city charter and the state y K -
In ten days after being netits sssi5nr
award OF the contract 20 nm go - Sci
DO 50 the said Cpeek AND the ,,v
therein will be forfeited 20 inc Ns91er -
No person IS eligible - .he let.st
has within&two years prior 70 ~. asgrnsst
OF said Conflict made default IN p@'i' -.
~ aav Iast elairfi for aHs AoFe stsrd
performed or for any skill o essa~tfsez.
furnished pursuant 10 any sAels AZ al
as herein advertised. or WIG arv sgfs
two years failed TO COMPLIES
contract .se uEdfs
said Improvement is 70 be rlaesss. 70 -
ana BY virtue oT ordinance Se.a ard -
as amended byNofdinance NO. aff'
law Of the state Of Warrington. ~
The board ot public Eork
right a ratrrf any and al Nato- -
Pror,esais must he ir, loTresi on ,. ,s,sr
yelope Bids for Bush Street
ment." .t.,. uefk&
by order OF the board 81 plpc.s.. .r~stafys
GEORGE r. MEAC HAN. fzA
Date OF first publication DeS-
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Advertisers Desiring diSrSay advertise
frsenfs changed for the Surday issue must
hard IL copy by o'clock Saturday 20 in
sure charge.
PosT-TSTELLTGENcE CO
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SHFTsRER--Ar Fremont. Hs1tfist o. sat
urfEay evening. D~cernksev =. ls<- 10 ire
wife 81 - - SHeavsr. q Sea- weight
tee pounds
rTRT--At Fsf~pwater Seattle. on Mon
dax rsera~ar~r 81 fsez 10 the wife CT
l. A Bra a daughter.
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HANro%-~fn Sacramento. cal. Tuesday.
TpscefxsbNr ~ fxss. ~ beTnorrhaEe. Har~
pyy ANT-Tn ResEanste Cal Mor6zy.
rteceraher II, tssS. Ida Nay Bryant. age1
r. year, Of consumption. daughter OF
the Iste MArsnai3 Bum OF this city.
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FOUND.

FOUND-A cocker spaniel puppy; owner
please call al Is south Third street and
pay charges
FOUND 49, Amocatt AmoratH Amocatti,
hand write Il wont AXE a Daniel 90
read that name backward Mount Ham
Ter won't stand H. even u she slides all
Of Ausocat into the Sound; cal Her oy
right name and ans vel. Big busy
secondhand store. Sixth ana Pike.
Chaplin
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CRY NOTICES

SAX FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. 81
Second street
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ORDINANCE NO. se1-Au ors,,a-o.
providing penalties for the yf0Iafion ~
the rules established for the reeTiia tio'-.o
control. use and price OF the water s,It,-
Piled by the city water uorkz ,,.@r.
ordnance No. s.6ss
whereas. great Inconvenience a~5
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rEM-sAsffyr-Tg-Af fte rez.dence cf ths
brides parents. Newcastle. TresSszys
UecsnsseT e istf. Mr. tse1TSe 1eTn arr
MINe Mzrv gare SznBess. Rev. John r.
YJag7sE. az e4atfse Officiating.
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NOTICE TO sroCKnoLpKRs.

NOIltE To STOCkHOLDERS-T IN
nuaI meeting of the stockholders of the
King County Investment Company will
be held at the Office of the company,
sullivan building. on Monday. December
pose of electing directors for the en-
SUNG year and tranSactins any other
t BUSINESS fsat may Proger;N, COPE before
John A. Whalley. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF the First National bank CT
Seattle Will be held at the office of the
bank in Seattle on Tuesday. January
sth. 1885; at O'Clock p. M. for the cleo
ton of directors and such other business
as may properly come before the meet
ing.
L. TURNER, Cashier.
NOTTCE-The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Washington Nation
al bank of Seattle for election of direc-
TOTS. change OF bylaws and transaction
OF any other business which may prop
cry be brought before it. will be held
az its banking house on Tuesday. Janu
airy ;, 1885, at o'clock p. m.
~ F. BAGKUS. Cashier.
TO THE. STOCKHOLDERS OF the Monte
Cristo Mining Company--Notice is here
by given that a special meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Monte Cristo
te ofice 0o ~ tbe w conpe ee h IN tb ss
city OF Everett Washington. at IL
ocioek, noon on Monday. the slst davsof
ton for issuing debenture bonds Of the
company tor $3.50. coo and the sale of the
same, and 10 transact such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before the
meeting. The stock transfer books will
ne closed from December 2lst. lse4 until
January 3D. 1855 ~ F. l. e BAILEY.
Everett Washington. Dec. Is. 1sst
NoTICE-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Puget Sound Nation
ha hnfE ~ Eyr
banking house on Tuesday, January 6
AT . y. N. for the election OF directors
ana such other business as may come
r. Y ANKENy. Cashier.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETrNG-The regu-
iar annual meeting OF the stockholders
or the Boston National Bank OF Seattle
VIII be held at It's banking house, on
tuesTay' January 3 1885. at $50 p. m.
Tor the choice OF directors and such
other business as may properly come be-
4 n BRooKEs. Cashier.
THE. ANNUAL MEETING 81 the stock
holders OF the MercLs National Bank
or Seattle viii be he'd on Tuesday, jan
uary s, 1895, at 70 o'clock a m, a the
Office Of the bank. for tha election OF d.
recfors and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
WA T. WICKwARE. Cashier.
ANNUAL MEETING-Oaice Of the Silver
Queen Mining and Smelling Company.
To the stockholders: Notice IS hereby
given that pursuant to the bylaws OF
the company the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Silver Queen Mining
and Smelling Company viii be held at
the office OF the company, in Seattle,
Wash. at o'clock ?. n. on Tuesday.
January s 1885 for the purpose OF elect
ing trustees for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
w Z BUTLER, Secretary.
Seattle, Wash, December 8. 1894.
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rookEISDERY.
REMOVED. Anthony. bookbinde-. re-
moved 10 Front street. foot Of Cherry.
Kline 4 Rosenberg building, take the
elevator. perfect fiat opening oiank
books made 70 order.
~EURAG
STORAGE-sla South Second street J. c.
Ees oman
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Local. MONEY 10 LEND. $50 u 8. 80
or improved city TruEerf no 1r1s1'
Lender. Post InsesiiEsncer Office
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To LgAN-A few small amounts or
money 20 loan On real estate mortgage
Inquire AT room ga Seattle National
Bank rzIilazng
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-APTTsTs g. "a aFsa-Tars Mortgage Bank
Nasth~ Western America. Id. bans mon
~ % improves cas- aFaa laF-s hrQEr-
tiAs. Offices. Room G. Halter Block. Sc
attic. Harwood Morgan, Aarager- r
O. Box ~
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WRIGHT EROs Money - ioan on first
class Improved properly. 81 burKe
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srEcIaI NOTICES


FINE ENGLISH esay worStea suits. IN
sacks or frocks. at the Hub. SIS and 81
Front street. for 81 "a
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Washington February 0,---rnc decision Of
the senate 10 pnUl,y vote Tuesday upon
tue lll Tor the repeal OF thv Federal cleo
aohs law means, IN all probability, that
not many more days wNl elapse before
these laws VIA be wiped from the statute
Oooks, as the bill has alretdy passed ule
mouse ANA there Is no Likelihood on eNecU-
tive opposition
The passage OF the bill will mark inc
Hose Of an important cru In the country
history, as the laws which are TO be re
peaicd were the outgrowth mainly OF the
ciNll war and had their origin during re,
construction days. Providing, as they do,
ier Federal supervision OF presidential.
ana congressional elections. the laws have
always been unpopular with the advocate
OF Inc rights OF States to control then
own internal affairs The democratic
party has naturally taken up the cause
ana takes ADVANTAGE OF this opportunity
When II controls both congress and The
executive branch OF the government, 10
nave the laws repealed.
Inc debate on the bill has not been as
generally participated in hy republicans,
az II world have been few years ago
7 he failure to pass the so-cnlled force biz
oI the last congress appears 10 have hld
;he effect Of dlmpcning the ardor Of many
republicans Even republican members Of
the senate committee on privileges ana
elections In their report upon Tie pending
hi! admit the impractlcah,ity OF securing
such legislation as that aimed at by the
Lodge ntl and many OF chem seem 10 be
OF the opinion That 1t may be as well TO
permit the democrats to pass the measure
nov as soon as Il can he disposed Of. The
republican senator's VIII protest as par
" by solid vote against the Bill but the
II dications arc that many of them VIII
take no other means OF manifeatins their
opposition
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
DISCUSSION OF HAWAII CON-
TINUBD IN THE HOUSE.
Mr. Morse Loses His limo Mr., Bou-
telle At Last Has Chance
To Talk,
CHANDLER FINISHES HIS sPEEoH FAv.
oRrNe FoRoE.BILL LAWS,
Palmer Points to nawaii as nn Instance Of
Republican Idea of Justice substantial
Thanks fer Bonham,

Washington, February 5.-Mr. Everett
(dem Of Massachusetts delivered the ia
vocation at the opening of the session of
the house this morning.
Mr.. McGann tried to obtain unanimous
consent Tor the consideration of resou-
ton to investigate the action OF Judge
jenkins in the case Of the Northern Pa
ciic railroad, whose employees he had en-
Joined from striking, but objection was
made.
The Hawaiian debate was resumed by
Mr.. Morse who had five minutes Before
he had proceeded a minute, however, MIR.
Cultivate called him to order for unpor-
liamentary language.
ITO what do you rerer2" asked Mr..
Morse.
ITO the insulting. impudent and unpar-
liamentary Language Just used" answered
Mr. Cultivate
Mr.. Morse, according to rule, took his
seat and the words excepted to were read
at the CLERKS desk as follows: and yet,
strange to tell, at the command Of their
master the great Grover Cleveland, his
cuclsoos in the house and sennte-staunch
Southern democrats, the loudest shouters
for white mans Eovernment-disregu
all their ancient traditions about the white
mans supremacy and the white mans
government"
The speaker ruled that the Language was
supplementary.
Before Mr. Morse could proceed, how
ever his time had expired.
Mr. Johnson uepD of Indiana took
the floor and made speech nrraignlng
the course Of the present administration
in attempting to restore the dcpOsed queen
He drew a picture of the efforts of Min
lister Willis and evolved out of 1t all i
plot Of a new comic opera to be called
"Liliuokolari."
Mr. Patterson (dcm) Of Tennessee was
the next sneaker. The sugar interests. he
said, were behind the anoeEaHonlst move
menL The desire OF lac sugar planters
to put their hands into the pockets of
the American psople Hes at the bottom of
the revolution IN Hawaii The great base
manifested to secure annexation was be
cause those in the conspiracy knew that
Grover Cleveland. when iUaugurated, would
not give his consent TO the outrage pro-
posed"
Messrs. Wheeler 6iem0 of Louqia0a
and Oates Mem) Of Alabama continued the
debate, The former delivering glow ;
culogy on President Cleveland. The latter
argued on behalf of The McCreary rasolu-
tion
Mr., Boutelle who followed MIR GA es,
after reviewing the conton'g OF his reso-
luton condomning che policy OF the adj
min'l.ratlon, saii "N-hutever may he the
tardy expression Of the house ! claim a
in t1s nn tvf1
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as disappointed and 0postate secretary
OF state" who. IN conjunction vita che
president, sought not only TO upruot and
oyertun an.American government, bat to
degrade The American navy by putting
It under control of a Georgian POLITICAL,
In orier TO get someoae WHO would haul
down the American flag.
when mat orNler WIS written, whether
by the secretary of the navy or tic pres
ident. 4he cons.itu,ion was Nolat d and
whoever penncd St rendered himself Liable
to Impeachment"
MIR. B,acA vl illinois replied TO MIR. Bou-
telle in forceful. eloquent language and
concluding said; We are aWer stevens
and We thnk we win get him."
BY the peaceful conquest of eNtlrpaton.
said he. bui four-nfths of 1 per cent OF all
the Islands in Hawaii now remain 10 the
native population. Never has there been
such peaceful conquest In the history
OF the world, American intelligence and
American energy was paramount there.
Let them work out their own salvation.
Let us declare Tor the policy Of non-lmter-
fcrsnc ny The United States and against
tolaratiug foreign Intervention by other
governments and the supremacy Of civil
ization in those islands is assured,
Mr Van Noorhis (ropD OF New York a
member of the foreign affairs committee,
declared uncuuiVocllly for annexation.
Mir Griffin OF Michigan c'oScd the debate
for the afternoon IN an Argument for the
McCreary resolution.
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Naahirs ton February 5.-in the supreme
court today the cases OF the Texas and
Pacific Railway company Plaintiff in err
ror, vs., Taylor N. Grimm ct al, The Texas
and Pacific Railway company, plHiniiff In
error VS. H. s. OverheIscr, ana the Texas
ard Pacific Railway company, plaintiff IN
error vs., Adolph No,k, mandates were
granted on motion Of Heber j. May for the
defendants IN error.
In ,he case of the Texas and Paclnc Rail-
way company. p.ulntlfr IN error VS., May
Gentry at al motions 10 dismiss or affirm
were submitted by a. H. Garland IN sup
port Of motions and by John II. Dillon.
". $. Pierce and David D. Duncan in OPP
position thereto, and IN support OF mo-
ton TO amend writ Of error.
AZ the c.ose OF the session court ad-
jcurned until March s. by which time It
- hoped an agreement viii have been
reached between the president aud senate
ana a fun bench be present The Texas
railway commission case, together wish
many others long delayed, may be heard.
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Waco, TeXaS< February b.-JOs. W..
Harrison. VITO was arrested several daZs
ago, charged upon the nffidavIt of 5Sff.
Tlfcs with the murder Of J.. Lipshltzfnnd
the murderous nssauil upon Mira. Llpahlts
was given hearing today before Judge
Goodrich on habeaR corpug proceedings.
The attempt to fanten the crime on Har-
rlson proved ridiculous iilgco Tifes ~
an old man, probably O. or 20 years Of
are. quite deaf and testified that he beard
Harrison through n partition speaking Of
the murder and stating that he uIarri-
SOD had murdered nan. Tfes was con-
fendanta wife. the defendant and others,
and forced TO make admissions which
showed his statements could not he true.
] q stated that he did not tell of his knowl-
edge Until he waH Informed that he could
get 5000 rewhrd " he could prove the guilt
of the murderer. Harrison was DISCHARGED
and everybody IN the crowded court room
marched forward and congratulated him.