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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
CONGnEss
Tribuiss 10 thc Memory OF tho Late
senator Vance,


WAsiuSGION, y. g., April 10. 80
The Senate rrcOnvened NJ $3.50 O'Clock
tubs afternoon. Ga the clerks deck
was massive llorl piece representing
tall column, composed 0f dark copper
colOred leaves Of the galix, n North
Carolina mountain plaul, while NJ the
foot OF the shatl was tno emblem Of
peace, the palm branch, and round 70
was twined wreath VI La Farce
rnses. This was the tribute from the
late senator Vanco's colleagues Ia the
Senate.
At $3.50 tho casket was borne from
the marble room by nine Capitol p0-
licemen N uniform nud laid ny tue
Vice PToslduni % r0ulrum. The Id was
hidden by mnss OF flowers, chiefly
white rusef, TIED with brown purple
ribbon. When the active pail bearers
had deposited their burden, = number
OF piuea were brought IN aud grouped
about Inc form VI tho dead SENIOR.
EverywhpIu were pines, seeming TO
urlng the puugent fragrance Of the
North Carolina mountains Into the
chamber.
A few minutes aitefwGTd the family
of Senator Vance entered, and soon
after the committee of the Senate aud
House, appointed 10 attend the funeral,
enterud. Then came the honorary pail
bearers, who were seated at tho side
Of the caskot facing the nulience.
Then followed speaker Ctisp, the
membots OF the House, the chief jus
tlce nnd associate Justices Of the sup
rene courl, and the President anu his
| Cabinet.
Al 4 O'Clock, the invited guests
being all pre,cnt, DR., Moses ID. Hoge
Of Richmond, Va, offered prayer nnd
then delivered the sermon.
The funeral escort left tho Capitol
by the east door rom the Senate
chamber. The oaskot was carried
down the long flight OF slops between
the lines u Senators and kepreseu.
tativcs who acted M honorary pall
bearers. The funeral party was driven
to the Pennsylvania depoL Gcoom
panied by delegation Of North Caro-
iinlans on foot. Tue remains were taken
TO Ashevillc, n, C., where the inter
ment Is n take place ona SPECIAL tram
over the Richmond a DanVille TOalj
which left Warrington tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

LTXlSGTON, Ky, April i6.-The
news 0f the verdict IN the Pollard.
B.eckinriige case caused mo- particular
surprise here, especially among the
vo'ers. II anything, his friends appear
more active, a. they assert ina, tue
result VI the trial viii cut no figure In
this end OF the district
fircckiuriige teltgrapbed 10 some n
his friends today that hu was In the
race 10 win nud - communicate the
same to his friends iu this county.
Now that the result " the trial h
known II Is supposed he viii OF Dncu
begiu active canvass. Lively times
are expected In the near future, and
the iur VIII ny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
4 nEyII.ArIOs.
THE "Josephi,cs" utceive one NJ
Lament, Iowa

The "Josephitcs" utceive one ~
Lament, Iowa
LAMoNi, lows, Arrl l6.--roday's
session OF the BsofgsniA,d Cuuroh ~
Latter.iiy Saints was we'll attenuedi
as everybody expected hpecl u
revelation 10 anawer 10 yestorday's
fasting.
AtCf routine business was finished
lengthy psintcd document was put mo
p0usussiou Of tho several qu runs VINO
retired 20 examine and pass upon ". u
was a revelation, aud gave directions
designed 10 sut In orler anu correct
certain errors in church government
and Misunderstanding VI Jurisdiction
and rulings. Tue leading icn,ufe was
the defining Of dulles, p0wels ana
privileges OF tho high council This
high council Of the church h a body
composed Of twelve high priests,
chosen from among the pfiCsihOOi and
rot apart 20 this calling by ordination,
by direction Of high council or
general conference, auI presided over
by the president q the church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

wAslfNa1oN, d. o. Aphl 10
Owing to the death Of aeualot Nnneri
me House transacted no prbEc bust
mess today. Resolutions Of respect 10
The memory Of the distinguished
North Caroiinian we're adopted. The
House, rs body pRriicl neu IN I 9
mineral ceremonies IN lne 0'hAt'
chamber
Appropriate resolutions W'fe ni'9
adopted In honor Of the memory OF
Henry w. 5locum, the gal An' U al on
general, formerly a member VI 'ue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

LONDON, April l6.-A dispatch to
the Times irom Paris says the budget
Tor 1910 mas been Issued. ltsnOws after
tnu deductions OF the amount obtained
by rente conversion dehcit amounting
10 s3,OUO,OOO francs. ms VIII DO COW
cred by reformed dutivS anu various
economies, including IA reiuctlC n OF the
guarantee Interest On railway. This
will leave an estimated surplus Of ola,
OU1 franco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

for sseislauce. The leaders stated that
they were DESTROYS OF leaving tnu city
quietly, and as there was no chance for
any OF them securing employment
here they believed the national govern.
ment should be given chance 10 help
lhem. In response % their appeal
Mayor Ellert aud Chie' OF Police
crowley called upon the southern
Pacific ofiicera, The railraad company,
II Is sail, b. willihg 10 take the mon us
lar as Mojave, alter which they can be-
turned over 10 the Atlantic & Pacific.
IL viii cost about 5000 t. move the
men as far o. Chicago, and this sum
the supervisors will advance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
If YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT
LAKE

Write ior tho mail iroltmonL Onoof tho
physicians iu personal charge suporin-
lends the mail department aud by a sys-
tenn OF close correspondence controls
those ont " tho citv quito AS well as those
who como 20 the office Send for symp.
tom blank Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

ANGELs' CAsr, Cal, April iG.-Tho
down Stage irym Angela Camp 10
Milton was robbed this morning by n
masked highwayman ~ san Cfos-
settle, about three miles from town.
Wells, Fargo & C0.a iron box was
broken open anu the contents taken.
IL Is supposed 10 have contained u
large amount OF treasure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

John &. Barclay, the boss truck man
Of Wall street, diod here OF heart fail.
uto. lie was 10 years oli, anu TOT nj.
most half u century has bgun the
trusted mcssengur Of the big specie and
bullion houses IN tho city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

FRESNO, CaLApril l6.-Ei Morrell,
partner u the bandit Chris Evans,
wassentoncud today by Judge Harris
70 lie imprisonment al Folsom tor
robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

House, vino died In Brooklyn last Sat.
ufdpy, aud then, as "a further mark Of
respect tor the late Senator Vance, the
House adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
Ii,ntia

NEW YoBil, April l0.-Btlgidior
General Otvrf Latnrop sheparI, a re-.
tired officer " the army, died this
afternoon Ut his residence here. lie
ha1 been sick q week, having caught
cold, which resulted Ia pneumonia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
MRS MARY HENSON
Has Lived IN sat Lake ~
Yoars.-A Statemcn. That
Cannot DO Doubted

Mrs. Henson. residence SO sI Giaps
Street. Seventeenth Ward, has IusidcI IA
the city Tor iorty.soNen years For toI
years she has suffered with compiled
lion Of troubles. la an Interview che
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

hlAlL a.
Central Meat Market.
D. Hilton, X thfuga, o. taIt'
we'll, Dr. u, Hilton a 90, Prop
uol0ra Family Trade eou'
ted
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THEY burn CARS.

DENvER, April lG,--A detachment
Of Groysuu's Colorado regiment OF
Coxey's army seized line NJ box CATS
last night In the Burlington q Missouri
yards, Just north Of here, ailvr driving
~ the Walchmun, intending to force
tho railroad 10 haul them east. This
not uelng done, several empty cars
WcfO cot on IRE early In the morning,
tut tho IRE was put out. AZ noon to-
Jay the cars were again discovered
burning, aud the plan now IL Tor the
regiment % march out few miles
along the Rock leland track, where a
train Of empties VIII be found ready 10
hu seized ana forced 10 20 east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

SAN FRANCISCO, April lG.-Tho city
sup'iV lalFa today authorized the mayor
anu chlei { police to arrange Tor the
transportation OF 500 men TO Chicago
wa Molaye. Three hundred mentors
u lne second regiment Of the industrial
Hhy OF Caiiiornia marched 10 the city
hall this morning anu maue au appeal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-02
THE SKEPTICS.
Are Becoming Less snd Less when They
Read of the Remarkable Cures
Performed by Dr Darrin.

The crowds of sufferers still continue TO
throug Dr. Darrin's offices in Tacoma IN
order TO gain relief His method of cleo
tro-maguetic treatment calls forth numer-
Gus testimonials from the cured. The
following are n few extracts from parties
that can Re referred TO:
Mrs John 4. Hartman, 200 South l.
street, Tacoma Wash.. eross-eyed from
childhood. cured in one minute; Julian
Ross. Tacoma. Nssh-. asthma sixteen
years standing. cured: Mrs. II. c. Jones.
Franklin. Wash. scrofal0us cataFrh, blood
poisoning. etc. cured by Dr.. Darrin rfer
nine doctors had failed: Mrs. y. " Bel
II East II street Tacoma. Wash, daush-
ter cursd of deafness caused by scarlet
fever. Others might here be mentioned
did not want Of space forbid.
DR.. Darrin can be consulted tree at
Hotel Chilberg. Tacoma. Wash. offies
hours, 10 a. IN. 70 p. IN daily; sundays.
10 a. M 20 ?. N. lie treats all diseases
Of the eve, ear, nose and throat cataFrh,
deafness and al nervous. chronic End
private diseases, In either sex Of whatever
natare Charges reasonable, according
20 circumstances and ability 10 pay. The
poor treated free Patients can be cured
az home after one visit 10 the doctors
offlce. Circulars and question blanks sent
free InQ8lries answered.
y. Il. Doctors stay in Tacoms Is linz
ited These desiring his services should
call 81 oace-
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A MOVE TO REMOVE MAsKL-
Claim That He IL Not Eligible for Fire
Commissioner.

Il va. rumored yesterday that a move
ment vas on foot 70 compel the removal
Of Fire Commissioner Masei. on the ground
that be is not freeholder and is therefore
holding Office in violstlon of the city char
ter. which ia article Xi-, section /, pro-
vides that the commissioners shall be
electors and freeholders OF the city" In
connection with the charges about TO be
preferred against the commissioner the
names Of Fire Commissioner Kahaley and
ex-Fire Chief Gardner kellogg were men
toned. Mr.. Kellogg was seen at his home
last night and when told about the rumor
he said:
81 have nothing TO say regarding this
matter / have filed no charges against
Mr.. Masel."
Commissioner Kahaley, when questioned
aboat the rumor, said:
Somebody st the courthouse told me
that Masels name did not appear on the
books SIS a freehoider, and that conse-
Gaently he is not eligible to hold the Office
OF fire commissioner. | met Mr. Miller
the prosecuting attorney, at noon. and
sad that If that was so he ought 10 be
removed. am not preferring any charges
and don't know whether Mr.. Kellogg IS,
but would prefer them fast enough ii
had time
Fire Commissioner Masei, when asked
last night if he knew anything of the pro-
ceedings, said: mo, it's news TO me.
am a freehoider just the same, and own
property"
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o.cann.,i En,,,I.a =. s.,.yv.

The second trial of the case of Richard
o'Connell against James Nelson was had
before Judge Humes yesterday. resulting
In Judgment for o'Connell in the sum of
Sis for salary wrongfully drawn as road
ossrseer. The first suit was commenced
last February. and in his complaint o'Con-
nell set forth that December. 1892. he was
eiected road overscer in road district No.
n and took office as such: that In Janu-
ssy. 1893. Nelson usurped the Office, hold
Ing IL until December /. 1893, drawing
compensation TO the amount OF 500. for
which sum he brought suit. The case was
dismissed on the defendants demurrer
and o'Connell appealed IL to the supreme
court. which overruled Judge Langley's
decision on the demurrer and ordered .
new trial This vas had yesterday. Nell
son making no defense and 0'Connell's
testimony showing the boundaries of his
district were changed and he was isgisiated
ont Of oftire
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LEFT TO THE POOR.
uiehael McCauley Makes Char.
liable Requests.
ulcox HAS NOT CONFESSED.
NJ Attorney Denies That He Has
Admitted His caiis-Ths jose Leg
ging Biii-Ceurt Notes.

TIE will Of Michael Mccauiev, who died
4 thss city September II. 1894, was filed
: she probate court yesterday and Daniel
rx.seher appointed executor in aecordsacs
& -s,h ,he tenor of the will The will is
AID August 3. 1894. and witnessed by
a,b<rt Miller, John Becker and James Il.
Hsss. The application Of Kelieher for
srobaie states that The full Eaiae OF the
~.sss 10 IS yet unknown.
The will is a two-page typewriter in
e,znsns prefaced with the siereotyped
admissions and provisions. First. Nc
! csasey directs that his debts shall be
<a.rxe on his lands In Cherry valley. King
eounfy, sections and 7. township d.
sorsh Of range east, consisting OF 522
scres: second, he gives these tracts of land,
rharxed with the payment Of his debts, 70
rrosidence hospital for ever; also gives
rae Providence hospital . note and mort
race for 81, 500 executed by Bass aud wife
70 him, with the interest: third, TO Maria
pirnan and VI. j. Dignan. her husband. of
Three Forks. Mont. he gives his eighty
scres OF land near Hartford In Snohomlsh
county; fourth. to Maria Dignan he gives
10 scres Of land in snohomlsh county;
s.so thirty acres in Pissnpton county,
,cxnshsp of EnnIskiIlen, Canada; also al,
his real estate in Oil Springs in Canada,
sad 10 the same township; fifth. to NJ. ].
pxpan be gives the undivided one half Of
eighty acres near Snohomish, the title TO
shich /. now in the name Of Andrew
Haggerty and Michael McCauley; sixth.
10 the Institute of Our Lady OF Lourdes he
gives all his real estate in the towns OF
enohomish and Gilman. and in the city of
seattle; seventh, to the House OF the
Good Shepherd he gives the note and
mortgage for $500 executed by z. ].
xegley TO him, with interest; eighth. to
the Society Of Jesus he gives the s., 600
no,e and mortgage of f. Edgecombe, with
interest; ninth. TO Dennis o'Connor, as
Bishop of London. Ont, and In trust for
the use of the Catholic diocese OF London,
llaE, he gives his real estate in strstford,
Canada, about nine and four-tifths acres,
adding: And | request that said bishop
and bis successors remember me in prayer
si the altar of the cathedral of said did,
cese;" tenth, the rest of the estate, real
and personal. he gives to Providence hos
nifai
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xHE nLoTIER-
cRIMrSAL pxrAsrMrvr-urwxs

-
Norah Morrow vs.. F. Frank Morrow
Divorce; defendant ordered to pay $40 a
month asimony
state VS.. Antonio Cardano--Illegally
seii4ng liquor; pleads not guilty
state vs.. Antonio GsrOersno-I illegally
selling liquor: pleads not guilty.
State vs.. Louis Botan0-seising liquor
without license. sTraigned; pleads not
guilty.
State vs.. William A. Wilcox-Statement /
OF facts; settled and signed.
state VS.. G. b. Bishop-Exhibifs re-
turned TO LilIey.
IN the matter Of application Of j. p.
Block for writ of haDeas eorpus-writ
dismissed and prisoner DISCHARGED
ststevs Paul r. SeIson-Incest; motion
for new trial argued and taken under adj
visemsnt
Richard 0'Conneil Va. James Nelson
Findings and judgment for plaintiff: s1Z5
j. .. Graham vs.. A. +. Mitten-Demur-
rer to complaint; overruled: exception !;
allowed
EQUITY pErARrxKsT-LAsGLKY. ..
Davis Bros. vs.. f. A. Mackay ct al
Order permitting supplemental answer of
Land Mortgage Dank signed.
Seattle Brewing and Mating Company
vs.. r. Mserwald-J Judgment; sIo7.25;
signed.
A. y. Wales ct al. VS.. ]. ii. Dennis ct al
Judgment in accordance with remittitur;
signed
John ID. Smith vs.. Albert Bryan ct all
Plaintiffs motion Tor default and ludg-
ment; granted: default and Judgment:
signed.
Edward Won Tobsl vs.. J. :. Lorraine ct
al.--Leave to bring in new party defend
ant. granted; order signed; order setting
aside order of default of Albert Jost;
signed.
Henry w. Schmidt VS.. James NJ. Boyd
ct al. Order of default: signed.
Peoples Savings bank vs.. Seattle Ter
minal Railway 4 Elevator Company ct al.
Order of default; signed.
PROBATE pErARTMESr-LAssLxy
Estate of Michael McCauIey-P Probate of
will: Daniel keiieher appointed executor .
bonds, $1,000; decree admitting will TO
probate.
Estate Of Hobart NJ. whaldon-Bond Of
administrative; approved.
Estate of William G. HillAOrder d.
rccting sale of personal property.
Estate OF Edmund c. Houghton-Inven-
tory.
Estate OF Christopher Lawreuce-Finsl
account and distributions; hearing set for
November z
CIVIL pEPARrxEST-LArGLEY, J..
il. kruhn vs.. Seattle Brewing and
Mating Comrany-Continued by agree
meat to October IL.
Richard O'Connsli vs.. James Nelson
Transferred 10 criminal department..
Emma NJ. Cole vs. John b. Denny ct al.
Order permitting withdrawal of exhibits; :
signed.
William i. Watson ct al. vs. David 7.
Cooper ct ux-Continued TO October 81
A l.. Hotaling Company VS.. Il. G. Agar
ct ai.-Judgment In sum of y. 25s. p;
signed.
William Wadhams & Co. vs.. C. II.
Thomas Order directing defendants to
paw into court; signed.
G. II. b. Hall VS.. j. III. Wooiery-Order
denying motion and that plaintiff tie
security for costs: signed.
In matter of road petition of John Groll
ct al.-Road established. decree signed.
F. :. Wilkes vs.. q. Davies - Sealed
verdict.
Jennie Hin vs.. Leon v. Sprayer-order
confirming sale: signed.
Marion K Dunbar vs.. A. w. Piper ct al
Defauit and Judgment In sum OF So 50;
signed.
Seattle Hardware Company Va Margery
Mcdonald ct ai-Defaalt and Judgment In
sum Of SAL: signed.
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BREyITIks.

Health Officer Palmer reports that Msu-
rice Scott aged q years. OF Sis James
street. IL i'll with scarlet fever.
Coroner Horizons report for September
shows eight violent deaths 20 have &C.
CURED in the county during the month.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Laiies' Relief Society will be held At the
Chamber OF Commerce this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Judge John Ladd acted as city attorney
Yesterday in the place of Melvin q. Win
stock, Who observed Jewish New Year.
and his umbrella vas stolen IS = reward.
Remember the ball 81 Arlington ball.
Front street. Wednesday evening. October
< under the auspices OF Independent Or.
der OF Foresters. Fine music in attend
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a1s r Nelson. convicted az sne~.. xs.h
a4asnssr, and reserved hi. decision.
a marriage license vas l.,ued yex..rs.x
- 80 re asek Aolosof snd Alice Kilby. both
.onrad Jonansen. . native Of Sweden.
- yes,erdsy admitted to citizenship by
an smsnfed complaint vss hied yssser.
~ ne SUIT Of Annie @. Eoyd W. NJ. l.
.avanaagh and Sheriff wooIery Ia =,
strain the sheriff from as,surtIrr . E,-e.
closure Of . mortgages.
Register 0'Tooge received q letter vex.er.
osy from Land Commissioned Larsor.a.
Sneeiing Anna Wohigsth.n's pre-ern ption
Una Tor the northeast quarter OF section
~ township y north. range east. John
"a smith, who homesteaded the saras
aAnd, can now make finaa proof.
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American day 81 British Columbia fair.
Victoria. will be "Wednesday. October i
Pases sound & Alaska Steamship Con-
psnv will make rate Of s. for the roand
trln, selling tickets on Tuesday, October Z.
good 10 rssarn leaving NiotoFta Nednss-
day nlghL
Large delegations from commercial
bodies aai Chambers Of CosnmeTce OF the
Sound cities viii attend
Fer tscsets apply 81 Ieslrr wharf or
Northern Pacific eAsy ticket of'ioe. Seattle.
A NAnKkr. Genera Agent
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sophlcal aud locks - IL this way: IT the
suspension Ct Siggie is legal Thornton is
not chief He Is not positive whether the
suspension Is legal
The mayor laughs AZ the idea OF Thorn
ton being chief Assistant Corporation
Counsel Steele says il is ridiculous. a. the
suspension was legal and consequently
Niggie had no vote
Mr.. Thornton believes he is chief and
SAYS: ''I'n going 20 assert my rights and
take the - oftlce. / sill qualify i'm
rnstiatelrn
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Judge Osborn was busy yesterday hear
ine the second sriAl Of the case o. T. ;.
Wakss AGAINST Griffith Davies. 10 recover
sso fer iu pyosements created On sehSo'
iaa3. eassd BY wilkes from the county
arrasssioasrs and subsequently, 500 10
Davies hv Land Commissioner W. l. fef-
rsst The jGry returned sealed ssFaas'~
ss.SA al &c opened tsis moraaas-
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Io..tux for Father and Brother.

Mrs. Jalia Burohell. Of 50 North Curtis
street, Chicago. has requested Chief Rogers
20 aseertaia the whereabouts Of her father,
Alexander, and brother. William H.
Stuart sac says that they came 70 Seat
lie ia isso. and kept her posted Of their
dalngs until lisa Since then nothing has
hxen hsard ~ them. Her father Is ever
an feet tall and has a sandy complexion.
Tier brother IS small, has lisht hair, elae
eyes and - 80 years old.
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ins following new suits were alsd in
TIE superior coart YESTERDAY:
T. VI. Smith Va NJ. Thfbert-For .er.
vices. s2le 81
ne Vatican Iron Works vs. Pacific Arfs-
so.ype company-Aatsrial and labor,
lie saiesn Iron WORKS Company vs.. J.
cagmeister CT al.-Foreciosnre of cnattei
mortgage given on = merry-go-round 20 Sc
cure promissory note for xl55.50.
seattle Hardware Company va. McDon-
ala * Go---Mercha ndise. f5sI
Mote. $562
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J. r. Hlocx, who wss arrested ~ 70 =
rolice on = ts.ssrAs, nom foF'Aand' ana
saoss friends hv means Of sFts ei sae~As
enTpas secured Tor him a. extra aiEat IN
iAA. as oeiors Judge humss yesterday.
whsre. GA the motion Of the eh'ei 81 20
See. sas -, wAs dismissed and sas prs
oaes & -. a-snl
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Il tie case Of John Cransson against the
Seattle Transfer Company Cransson yes
ssriay hlsd aa amended complaint aileS-
ias tssy for several months prior to April
! he was manager Of the company's freight
department at sn agreed salary of slo
uoath. and on April he wss discharged
without cause. Ry reason Of saeh aisrnis-
ga be has been Idle aad he seeks 20 re-
eoYor ~ - damages
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Causlliae. the peerless eesniiher Of the
complexion. received the special and an
u.nal distinction Of tie Highest possible
axa-a 81 honor over all com r<sisers At the
NtAs!nts- exposition. For sale ey al
dEaggistS
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The Popnlist ediior Of she StsscA4esai
T. fvaak Morrow. whose vile 3 san
aial TO- diyoyce. was yesterday ofassea
es Jaixs Hamss 10 Pay her So naeAsa
e8monx.
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