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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-19
NEWS OF TACOMA
TACOMA BrxKAr OF Tine PosT-IsTELIs-
eErc1a. lf1s PACIFIC AvxxrK
THOMAS easxoss. AAsAsEa
THE TACOMA SCANDAL
Grand Jurymen Refresh Them
selves After Arduous Labor.
THE eoopLe ORGAN HARD UP.
nus ne Cou.en Wni Probably Vote .
Dubsidy--ArssvaI 81 The China
Steamer vietorfa.

TAceMA, Feb. f6.-fSpsciai. IA squad OF
recruits gave sn exhibition drill before
Company G on Wednesday evening. The
drill was an excellent one. Each member
OF the SQUAD Was passed and enlisted by
Capt. Howell. who has inaugurated this
method of eniisting men Into his COM
pany and finds 1t works very satisfactorily.
The recruit passes through the hands first
Of First Lieut.. W. r. Clarke. who instruets
him i'm the preliminary work. Then Sec
ond Lieut.. T.. III. Rice lnssructs him in the
manual of arms and SQUAD movements.
after which an exhibition drill Is given.
and II the man fails in the FRS. part OF the
work he IL returned TO Lieut.. Clarke and
mas. again go over the work AZ the
came time the lieutenant receives gentle
reminder that his work must be more care
fully and thoroughly done, and IL tie man
fails in the manual he Is returned 20 Lent.
Rice, who receives q reprimand. Thus it
will be seen that the responsibility may be
placed where IL belongs and all errors cor
Yected accordingly. The recruit also under
stands that before he can enter the CON-
pany he must thoroughly understand the
work and give evidence of such knowledge
by way Of an exhibition drill, and that be-
fore the company. too. Ii serves as an
incentive and is productive OF excellent
results. This method also insnres TO the
captain. and TO the men in the ranks as
well, that when the company turns out
every man In line thoroughly understands
the work, and this saves the commanding
officer many an anxious hour while the
company Is on duty.
Company @ gave So. Valentines ball
which was perfect success, one OF its
features being postofiics, which was tho
source Of much amusement.
The newly elected lieutenant. George NJ.
Lee. Is taking Lively interest in his work
and will make the company fine officer.
His experience in the National Guard OF
Minnesota will be of great service to him
and to his company.
The examining board has adopted n
system which will insure to the First regi-
ment class OF officers who will, at the
time of receiving their commissions. be
well posted. This 10 step in the right
direction and the board should DO con-
graduated on its excellent work.
Troop u Is improving the time and has
mounted drill twice a month, This attracts
large number 10 the drfil, and in conse-
quence the troop is advancing rapidly.
Lieuts. Griggs and Best are workers, and TO
their efforts is due much Of the excellent
work.
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man Who came here many years earlier.
has always bsen pfomsnent in Democratic
ecunseis, has been member Of the con-
stitasional convention, county auditor
md candidate on tho county ticket several
tinss rnsuccessfnily. Mr.. Berry vas
frst in the field for the postofEce and Is
said to have petition about . mile long
and personal letters BY the bushei from
every man in the state who ever heard OF
Andrew Jackson and Richard Lee Head
e. A. Maker is the third candidate. Maker
Is dentist and was formerly Seattle real
estate man. He has cut Q very modest
figure in the contest heretofore, but thinks
now that he has cinch on the place. 1t
pays 81 so year, and Postmaster Moss
mans time viii be up in April
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The Ev.rett Printing Contest.

EVERETT, Feb. 1s.-fSpeciai. The three
cornered injunction suit of Editor James
N. Vernon. Of the Times. against the city
of Everett. restraining the latter from Civ
ing the city printing to Bradley. of the
Herald, occupied the attention of Judge
Denny, of the superior court, ON Saturday
until midnight. The case vas argued by
stipulation on demurrer of Bradley and
the city TO the injunction. The WELL
known Tacoma case of the state VS.. MILL
gan. which has many parellas, was fire.
quently cited by the attorneys for Bradley
and the city. The case excites universal
interest, and sentiment IL divided nearly
on party lines. The court will decide
Tuesday
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WHArcoH, Feb. 1s.-Tspeciai. The edi-
commanding the verdict of the jury in the
Barr murder case as Sound in Law and
equity" has excited much comment here
and throughout the county. where the
circumstances OF the killing and the result
Of the trial are known. The editorial Is
generally commended. even by many
thoughtful citizens whs were at frst in
clined to the opinion that the verdict was
little severe.
The PosT-ISrKLLrGEscKl correspondent
Is informed that upon the first ballot the
jury stood one for murder in the first de-
gree. eight for second degree and one for
granddaughter. 1t therefore appears that
there was no sentiment whatever In the
Jury for acauittal.
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THETRADE IN SPRUCE
An Important Industry Build
ing Up in Clallam County.
SUICIDE or A CANDY SOLDIER.
me Jury Never Thought - Ae9uitsing
the Nas-Trap sestsr-Ths Evsssss
Printing Lfsfgsttea.

East CLALIAN, Feb 1s.-lSpeciall 1.-The
schooner Laura Msdsen ID here loading
spruce lumber for San Francisco and VIII
sail Wednesday with 10000 feet. Tho
schooner J. b. Leeds is on the way from
San Francisco to take also cargo OF
spruce. These cargoes are part OF an
order which the Earles 4 Donohue Mill
Company is now cutting for Hobbs. Wall
& Co. of San Francisco. 1t Is for 100000
feet of spruce boards and will be used for
making boxes. furniture and inside finish
ing OF houses. The shipment Of spruce
from this port msy be said to be growing
trade, and the East Ciaiiam mill 10 the
only one on the Sound that makes . spe-
cialty of saving and shipping spruce. The
mill was recently enlarged and its capacity
increased from %. COO to "a, 600 feet per day.
At the present time q resaw machine Is
being put in which will bring the cutting
capacity up to 81. 600 feet and Will keep .
line of four schooners steadily employed
carrying lumber TO San Francisco.
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Tn. Revival Of Gaia u,,,n~

TACOMA, Feb. S-lspecial. John l..
Harris, OF Great Falls. Mont, vas here to-
day and states that The fate silver has met
has resulted in tho opening up aud work
Ing OF many old placer mines, and has
brought about general activity in gold
mininr where u can be carried on with
fairly profitable results. The Great Fails
Board OF Trade, Mr.. Harris says. has been
talking about the present hard time and
many of the most active Democrats have
not hesiisted TO denouncs that part which
The administration has played ia bringing
on the stringency. In striking contrast
with last season, when in some Instances
- per cent, of the cattle vas lost in some
portions Of Montana. this season has been
comparatively mild and the losses will
amount to very snail percentage.
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N&sHytEfE. Feb. lS--foE several month.
past there hss teen al aerial cable car Iine
across the Tennessee river near this eisv.
and hundreds continually aacke3 there,
the ride, a. a distance q 80 feet above The
river, being particularly exhllaraune
che. 1eis afternoon. without moments
warning, while q cage Slth eight occupants
was asar the butt on the opposite ssle
81 tie river. she esa.e broke and
the car dashed down lac incline
81 sEsatgal sIsed. The violent nc
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BUFFALO, Feb. IA special to the Err
press from Niagara Falls says: Bill Nye.
who became Ill yesterday, is somewhat
improved. His managers say positively
that he will fill his next date, which ia
Tuesday. February 20, while the doctor
who is attending him is not so sanguine.
In any event II is probable that rest will
bring him around all right In short time.
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Lighthouse Tender for tn. sound.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Feb. 1s.-iSpecial.] IAN
officer aboard the lighthouse tender Man.
zanita. which LETT this port for Neah bay
last hight, is authority for the statement
that either that vessel or the Columbine is
soon to be permanently stationed on the
Sound with headquarters at Port Towns
end. Increasing severity of the storms
each winter along the immediate coast 10
given as q reason for the move
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Tn. a..eu. work =. Gaylord Mine.

WrLKusAKRE, Pa. Feb. ls-Tonight
the foreman 10 charge OF the rescuers in
the Gaylord slope reported that the work
ers had advanced forty-iive fec. from mid
night last night TO O'Clock tonight. A
number Of stretcbers were taken into the
mine tonight. This is done as a precsu.
tionary measure In case any Of the en-
tombed men are found alive.
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TIL. Victoria Arrive. =. rassm.

TACOMA. FEB. iS--tSpeesai. The Vie.
terls arrived today with emily one China
man aboard. Capt Pansoa was len sick
At hongkoag. Is Is understood the steamer
NogaI viii lse retired tyom the Northern
Paolac aset The Nio:oriats Officers re-
poFi great scarcity 81 chief steamship en-.
glnsers q. nangkane and Yakeha,na.
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Suicide Of . For. Candy soldier.

FoRr CANBY. Feb. 1s.-ISpecial l-Pri-
vate Harry Wilson, Battery C. Fifth
United States artillery. committed suicide
today by shooting himself with an army
riae- His sister and wife were thrown
from carriage year ago and killed.
Wilson. was born In Akron. O., and en-
listed at Cleveland in 1891.
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A Harvard student Killed by sp.rr,n~,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 1S-A. Fl. Lin
der, Harvard student. who sustained IN
juries in a friendly sparring match last
Tuesday, died TODAY. A medical examine
ton will be made tomorrow in the inter-
est of the profession. as this il considered
q remarkable case
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United Pre.. Driven Ont Of Leui.xt,i.,

CHICAGO, Feb. is.-The Louisville An
seiger has signed a ninety-year contrast
with the Associated Press and abandoned
the United Press. The Anseiger is one OF
the oldest and most influential German
publications in the South. and was the
last and only connection OF the United
Press IN the city of Louisville.
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TACOMA, Feb. is Special Wv. IL. Fife
Gays the black sand along the coast which
II 10 be used IN making pig iron will yield
from 8 to IS per ten N gold. The sand Is
- be treated by electricity, and large
bulk Of 4; Is now being separated. that is,
the BLACK saad Is being separated from
the particles which contain iron or gold.
fhis is done by means al a magnet, which
deaeeis tAe PARTICLES of metal as they fall
together With the sand.
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Our City School.

Everyone who attended the closing
exercises at Stonega Academy were
thoroughly convinced of the great
progress the pupils had made under
the direction Of Dir. Slemp as prin-
cipal. The town is to be congratu-
lated upon the wisdom Of selecting
Mr.. Slcmp as principal. We do not
think better man could have
been found for the place. Combin
ing with abilities Of high order o!
excellence, An indomitable will and
untiring energy he makes an idea
instructor.
The closing exercises replctcd
much honor upon all the instructors
Everything was we'll arranged and
the different tableaux and dialogues
were gonc.through without an error
Mr.. Slelnp will teach again next
year, to the qualification Of the pu
pills and patrons of the school.
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names of 200 students. divided into

names Of 200 students. divided into
primary, intermediate, preparatory
and collegiate departments, presided
over by efficient instructors. The
subjects Of study embraces an essen
TALLY necessary good SQUAD practical
knowledge of English, and also math-
ematics, Latin, Greek geology. chem
istry, mincrology, astronomy, moral
philosophy, evidences of Christianity,
and political economy. Upon those
of it's students who properly qualify,
the college confers the degree OF
Bachelor of Arts. 1t also issues GER
ti6cates Of proficiency in the separate
branches of music. latin, Greek,
mathematics and natural science.
The principal of the college. Prof
C. i. Chapman, n. ~, who is wei
known as an efficient and ex1erlcnc
cd instructor, he having been presi'
dent of Cumberland College, Va, and
Of Tazcwcll College, Tenn.
Fully agreeing with Prof. Chap
man that the object of a liberal edu
cation is the careful training an'
harmonious Inauguration CT the pow
ers of the human intellect, we so tar
Their and say that the object is als'
to draw out and develop those pow
ers and to furnish them with mater
ial for adaptability in all the circum
stances of life. We are, therefore
glad to see so much Importance at
tachcd, in the college training, to tn
acquisition of the good English, AM
Of the latin and Greek languages
and of mathematics. A knowledge
of the languages will open to thu
mind ofthe student the finest lltera
turc of which the world can boast
and study of mathematics vii
strengthen and develop the menta
powers.
The rule book Of the college is tn
Bible, and its teachings, the formula
of which the conduct of the student
is to be shaped, thus showing tina
the moral training of the latter i
placed in the front rank.
The college, which re-opens II
August next, is under the control 0
highly respectable Boards of Trustee
and Directors, who are to be congrat
ulated upon having secured the valu
able services of Prof. Chapman.
We wish for the college a large
and continually increasing measure
Of success.
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Gladevilie College.

The town of Gladcville is situated
on an elevated plateau, in one Of the
most beautiful and healthful sections
of Southwest Virginia. With a
climate bracing and delightful, and
absolute freedom from all the entice-
ments of city life. i, offers every adj
vantage as an educational centre for
our youths.
Thanks to the energy of It's inllab-
itaats, the town now possesses q fine
college, embracing all modern re-
quircments for its purpose. 1t has
suitable class-rooms, valuable charts,
maps, aud other essentials for work.
We have before us = copy Of the
colleges announcements for the sea-
son 1895. We learn therefron,
thatshc college has upon it's roll The
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Harris IL Hardin, eft al.

Harris & Hardin, eft al. :.
Whereas, bv an order Of the Circuit
Court of Wise County, Virginia, entered
in above styled cause on the l1th day OF
Arril, 1894. rule vas awarded against
F. NJ. Hardin, W. E. Harris and +. A.
Str,tton, rcturnablc TO the first day OF
the next regular term, that being tho First
Monday in September, 1894, requiring
them to show cause if any they have or
can show, why judgement should not he
rendered against them in the sum OF
S243.3U aud the costs Of this proceeding
and why the property heretofore sold un-
der decree in above styled cause to ". r.
Harris and E. NJ. Hardin should not lie
re- solI TO satisfy tho delinquent purchase
money therefor and file costs Of this pro-
ccedins. Now, therefore, III pursuance OF
said order. And affidavit having been
made that f. NJ. Hardin and F. A. STRAIT
ton are non residents Of this State, the
said parties are required to appear here
on the first DAY Of the next regular term
of said court to show, If they can, why tho
judgement aforesaid should not he rem
dcrcd against them, and the property
aforesaid re sold to satisfy the dclinqne
purchase money thereon. And it is or
dered that copy of this order be forth
will, published once week, for four sue
cessvc weeks, in the Big Stone Gap Posr,
a newspaper printed in the town of Big
Stone Gap, in the County Of Wise, State
of Virginia, and posted at the front door
oftle courthouse of said county, on the
first day Of the nc1t County Court for the
said county after thc datcof thfs order. =
A copy;-Tcste;
W, E. KlLconE, Clerk,
By G. A. JOHNSON, d. c.
II. G. Mcdowell, JR., p.q. Mayl72l-24
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Notice missioner's Sitting.

Pursuant to the requirements of i de-
cree of the circuit court of Wise county,
Virginia, rendered OH the lith day ct
April, 1894, in the chancery cause of
Thruston, Trustee, VS.. i. N. Sampson
ct nj, shall proceed M the Both day Of
June, 1894, ut my Office in the town of Big
Stone Gap, Virginia, to take an account
Of all Tug liens affecting The luts in this
cauao sought to be subjected by the com
plainant, being lots ~ and 40 Of block 81:
lots 3, 4, $ and 6 of block ~; lots 0, &C.,
II, l2 md l3 of block ii;lots 10 and 81
Of block l2; and lots aud 2 Of block IL,
OF Big Stone Gap Improvement Campa-
ny's Plat No. l, in 'thc iowilof Big Stone
Gap .aloresaid, aud showing tho amounts
and priorities of all such liens, aud in
whose favor theY exist.
Respectfully,
Jos. Il. KELLY,
Special Commissioners
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W {, Green RI al ( :" "

NJ u. Grccn, CT al.5
Whereas, by an order of the Circuit
Court Of Wise County. Virginia, entered
on the llth day al April, 1894, in above
STYLED cause, at rule, WAS awarded against
W Z. Harris and +. A. Stratton returna-
bic to the first day Of the noxt regular
term of this court Chat heing on the first
Monday in September ncxU requiring
them to show cause, if any they can show,
why judgement should not be rendered
against them in the sum Of two hundred
and thirty dollars, with interest thereon
from November DIST. 1892, and tia costs
Of this proceeding, and why the lots here
.toforc sold under decree in this cause to
". +. Harris to wit: Lots III and IL Of
block 81, Improvement Company's Plat
No. :" of Big Stone Gap, Virginia, should
not be re-sold TO satisfy the unpaid pur-
chase money thereon; Now, therefore, in
pursuance of said order and an affidavit
having been made that F. y. Strxtton is
a nonresident Of this State, the said F.
A. Stratton is required 10 appear here on
the first day ofthc next regular term Of
said court to show cause, if any he has
or can show, why the judgement aforesaid
should not he rendered against him, and
the property aforesaid ro-sold TO satisfy
unpaid purchase money thereon. And it
ia ordared that copy Of this order be
forthwith published once week, for four
successive weeks in the Big Stone Gap
Posi-, newspaper printed in the town OF
Big Stone Cap, in the county of Wise.
State of Virginia, and posted at tic front
door et the courthouse of said county, on
The grst day Of the next County Court for
the said county after the date OF this order.
A copy:-Teste
W. E. klLGoRE, Clerk,
BY Q. A. JOHNSON, d. G.
II. G Mcdowell, JR., q. Mayl7 1924