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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
AN OLD FARO DEAL
II is Made the Defense In q
Liquor Firms Suit.
GAMBLER SAYS He MAS FOOLED


N The szst ~ the A. p. Hosaffnx cora-
pazy, OF Puget sosnd. AGAINST r. ". Way,
Il. H. Way and f. w. Way 4 Co. 70 fore
s31se on tire contents Of the Old "a II ~
snSoon. whs-a has h~en pending In sls~ sss-
r<rtor court fer some time, the defendant
& w, Way. yesterday flied 81 interesting
and rather sensational answer In which
~ esssznsd that he vas the injured orss
axsd asked for . Judgment against tfse
rsaspsir In the sum 81 u So, alleging that
the plaintiff several years ago. when the
Defendant was running . gambling den,
secured that sern from him by false rep
resenfa stcns which were not discovered
unfiI last summer
In the srst part of his answer way al
kxs4 that the fixtures. goods and mer-
ehansIse Of the sxiocn mensionea m the
complaint. worth about Si-0o. were trans
ferret ard sold 20 him without any con-
tract price. The debt Of the Defendant
70 the plaintiff. II In claimed b not yet
due The complaint then gives the details
Of al alleged gambling deal In which both
the piainsin and the defendant inquired
ard In watch the plaintiff got away with
Si.s9g Belonging 10 the defendant. II states
that Id ssss. while the Defendant was con-
dastinx faro game. the plaintiff came
70 him and represented that his cashier
and beokkeeper. Harry Lewis had en-
bsxa1ed H.h0. which he had afterwards
squandersd away on Ways faro tables.
Th@ plaintiff af that time strongly de-
maBdea tfse rspa~rrsesif Of she fsarv ass4
Way ssss bat. beliesta tree Psprsss
sstt9ns % Be trus. ne sAFssea esss. - ssisn
the aSaonnt iesaaDsSets
n Nay last Way claims 70 hare become
acquainted with the fact that the plain
~ md made Misrepresentation to aim:
that Lewis had not efsbexxiesi the money
.I& x~z<4 stxak - 4 a a
at hts tables. For that reason Way says
that the plaintiff owes him $i,sa9 ana he
not only asks for q judgment but pays
that the case ~ Dismissed.
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CURED BY ELECTRICITY.
Stubborn Diseases Yield 20 skillfa
Treatment by This Mysterious
Power.

II seems that the uses to which elec-
tricity may be applied are almost without
end The latest use is In curing dis
eases. as the fiattering card below to DIR.
Darrin will show:
Or. Darrin--Dear Sir: For seven years
I have been a victim of catarrh. bron-
chitis. dyspepsia and kidney troubles.
Also diseases peculiar to my sex
Through your Electro-Magnetlc treat
ment I can hay I am well OF all the
above complaints. and heartily recon-
mend your treatment to the afflicted
My boy IL also cured under your care
for a disagreeabis skin disease. Ny
postoffice address 10 Raistfcgt. Wash.
MRS. II. GRIFFITH.
DR.. Darrin. located at Hotel Chiiberg,
Tacoma, cures permanently all cnrahle
diseases of the genito-urinary organs In
either sex. He also makes a specially OF
al diseases of Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat. deafness aud catarrh. as well as
all acute. chronic, private and nervous
diseases OF whatever name or nature, II
durable. No cases taken II not. Hours
10 TO Il a. m. 10 and 10 p. m.
Consultation free and confidential Send
for circular and question blank.
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WATER FOR BALLARD err.


rreparinx 10 bay West Coast Plant :
rtrcet % boulevard.
AZ sne city council OF Ballard Tue11av
80 no action was taken IN reference 20
sns INJUNCTION restraining the city grosn
g1rsnAzins the water system 0g the West
.oasf Improvement Company. although
sne council adjourned 20 FRIDAY night for
ne purpose. az the ease viii s. tried o.,
ffi1ayr The committee on public bssssd-
fhEs and grounds reported that three acres
HsAf tne West Coast improvement Com
pAnys reservoir could be boaxhs for $4pb
Al acre The report was accepted ard
the Council agreed 60 give "a .8G for the
saree acres. provided the water plant OF
the West Coast improvement Company
vas purchased II was also decided 10
Tsnn TWO more arse&tAn wells TO obtain an
snaNfonai supply Of water.
ne committee on public buildings and
eTounds was authorized 20 buy three lots
from the West Coast Improvement Conn
panS tor $686. AZ q site for q power hosee
20 pc paid for by . warrant on the water
fund. to he placed In the hands Of the
uensurey. Who wifi transfer the warrant
On delivery OF the deed to the cts.
the pianklng OF street from Ballard
avenue 20 the end OF the bridge wzs dis
eussed. with q view Of performing the
work In fifae weather. The street CON-
rnHtee was Also instructed to consult with
tne Seattle authorities 10 ascertain what
seattle would do toward piankinx the
street from the West street electric power
mousse TO the south end OF the bridge
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80 :. 20 sxam1Hatscn+ one 81 TIE apY1scxnsz
< - sowev<r. 20 rus In an Appenranrs-
- 1ae n1ffen sxantned t~o ras1e3 a.
$1,000 Pharmacists and sevea - N.
sAssAnt pnArmAr1sts. TIE fwo sxccxsxfsI
Isshsssrea rhArusessss were W. L. Biaek-
s = "a " Clarke. Tia seTsn graded "a
assistants were y<n&e - Esfs~y yet q
Cowan. C. L. MeKanron- Heien ~. A.
snony. n =. Kennesy. A. c. Rossngeids
nc ofs y Krans- sax zrpascansa ssis~d
10 shesr sxxrtnassens.
.ne sessscn yesterday norufrx was
-. I'D ~ passing ursn TIE fossr sscsH-
tA.es Eon ofhsr ss&ses mentfcnea ahove
"a the trAnsactton OF sorne rousane wsrk.
- nsxt session Viii be h<i1 In three
monshs ard Win BE al sffhev Tarorsa A.
Wsisa waila. Co b decided on "a the
future.
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Hecelycr FOR IL.
Anfsie Mazsnsac proposes 20 make more
ffoubse Tor her former lover, r. r. Davis.
whose arrest she caused because shs
claimed he stois her diamond ring. valued
NJ 1.s6. and who Was last week acaait-
ted BY jury after fhlrty-six hours ee-
liberation. Yesterday she secured the arr
pointment OF n receiver for saloon which
sac says she and Davis purchased In part
nershir. and which Davis now claims as
his own The woman claims that Davis
II iidnlging In cock fights and In squan-
deriax the profits OF the saloon.
She set out In her complaint that she
and Davis became partners on December
II. 1851 in the retain liquor business. They
were 20 share equally the profits and the
losses. The plaintiff claims to have spent
y, Sa.ko In fitting up what In known as the
Opera saloon, on Third street. while pa-
Wis didn't invest One cent. On January
Z, 1915. the saloon. according 10 the COM
paint. was removed from Third street to
$40 I1ks street. Davis. she says has bee n
conducting the saloon and wasting the
profits In dehanchery and otherwise.
ana has squandered and dissipased the
profits In cock fiehts."
The plaintiff states that Davis has re-
fused TO recognize her "a one OF the own
ers OF the saloon. and insists that he Ia
the sole proprietor. IL he were given no.
lice that an application was TO be made
for the appointment of receiver the
plaintiff feared that he would get away
with the properly. and for that reason
one asked for . temporary receiver to
take charge Of the saloon at once. and
tho court granted her petition, appoint
Ing J. f. Moses. who gave sl.5oo bond.
with Robert Epstern and II. Haunan as
sufeties.
Charles f. Dyer has q chattei mortgage
On the saioofi. bat the plaintiff claims that
u IL void and should be set aside.
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Fairhaven News.

Fairhzyen, March 2.-Specsal.-City
Treasurer Daring has complied with the
order of the council and He'd a new
bond. which the council has approved
r. III. Bourn. who was elected as Pop
u,isf. was unable 10 secure bond and
therefore could not qualify and one OF
the members OF the new council, Mr..
Wstfron. being on Major Darling's old
bond. a new one was required
The United States steamship Mohican
returned yesterday and Is now anchored
a short distance OF the ocean dock. She
has completed her tests OF Blue Sans on
coal and viii next make a test of the
sksrit Coal q Transportation Co.'S Coke
dale coal.
Miss Myrtle Day has resigned her po-
st,ior in the Fairhaven schools. making
the third change In teachers this term.
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r,,,r,. and pnblic oir,ces.

The Calsoa States coast VIII be N ses-
stcn IN this city today with Judge Han
fofd GA the tsEch.
LILLY. Bogartius 6 Co. yesterday sued VI.
II, jacobs for SO freight on lumber hauled
from the Skaait river 90 Tacoma.
Ella NJ Addison yesterday filed a suit
against ihe FIening x 4.yerSt ta.apany
20 r>tevcr ss.otss on proua.ssory notes sna'te
Ia tsSa.
pr. Park Weed Willis fled an amended
answer yesterday In sslir which ne has
commenced against LILLIAN +. Wheldon.
80 y :Ga'- kfatet of the estate OF Eo1ars
j. Whsttion. deceased. al sgiilg that s'sr'a
d ssil due him sSss Ter professional SER
tHfa
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MRS. HOBBS GETS A DIVORCE.
Her Husbands Letter Is Her Hest Evil
dcuce or Desertiou.

Annie Hobbs. whose husband Martin
Hobbs, the musician. deserted her soma
time ago and later wrote 20 her from
Woodland, CAL. enclosing deeds TO some
real estate in this state and stating that
he never wished to see her face again.
was granted divorce by Judge Langley
N the superior court yesterday morning.
The letter mentioned was offersi In evil
eenee by the wife. as WAS another In
which he advised her 10 get q divorce at
bis expense.
The wife went on the witness stand I'm
her own behalf and stated that she and
her husband had married In this city I'm
December. fsae. According IN her story
the husband failed and neglected 10 sup
port his family. which Included a daugh-
ter i6 months old
The court IN granting the divorce gave
the wife the custody Of the daughter and
declared her 10 be tho aoie owner OF real
estate In this county and I'm ktssas, eoun-
~ which was community property The
husband consented 10 his wife having thu
property. which he claimed WAS worth
about 81. tssa hus which the Wife says -
rot worth more than 500 at present owing
20 the dull times.
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FOR THE FISH COMMISSIONER.
QUOTATIONS. % the Law en- the Sknxis
River Reported

SEMxfE N-sty. MATCH Y. ~
To the EE2tscr. PseAse -. tss know
fnrossgh the Post-frsaifigenecr as 20 what
are the duties Of he state fish esrnrnss-
ssonerg What Ia th@ lay relating 10 ,nw
preservation ~ food fsxh in the rivers ~
tne saseF There are said 50 ~ AZ least
- nets ard setrrs In she SkAgis hesw~en
Eoaat Nerssea and Ire mouth % the rsser
snd during she present ran az -hs ssaet-
neac salmon very frw OF the Use, ar. able
20 MAKE thesr way np To lsy.awnsng
grounds The fishing business. nos = very
profitable one. seems 70 be 4stirs.lys IN fh.
hands OF soreAgr Observation-Disclosures asa4
sne1es-who do not own dollars tax
Aoae interest In the country. They PAY
10 attention 70 amy regulations regard
Ing close seasons. INuTIREp
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a little now and then, with a gentle.
cleansing laxative, thereby removing Of
Tending matter from the stomach and
bowels, toning up and invigorating the
liver and quickening its tardy action,
and you thereby remove the cause Of a
multitude Of distressing diseases such as
headaches, indigestion or dyspepsia.
biliousness, pimpies. biotches. eruptions
boils, constipation, piles, hstulas and
n,aladies too numerous to mention.
If people would pay more attention to
properly regulating the action of their
bowels, they would have less fire.
auert occasion to call for their doctor s
services to subdue attacks of dangerous
diseases.
That, OF all known agents to accom-
plish this purpose, DR.. Picrce's Pleasant
Pellets are une1ualed, is proven by thu.
fact that once used. they are always i'll
favor. Their secondary l. rect is 10 keep
the bowels open and regular, not to fur
Their constipate, as is the case with other
pills. Hence. their great popularity,
with sufferers from habitual constipation,
piles and indigestion.
A free sample Of the " Pellets" 4 to 7
doses) on f,5ak, is mailed To any address,
post paid, on receipt of name and address
ON postal card
Address, WORLDS DrsPESsARy MEDf-
CAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo. N. Y.
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The Eject OF. Efrby.s Fist.

city Physician Palmer was called 20 20
fscr headquarters Tuesk.sy night 10 sew
up the upper lip ssf~ William May. = la
borer. Who had met Patrick kiThy's FIST
II took ten siitesnes TO bring the sesh to-
refher oateer Brennan sent both the SA.
sa1si.ea ard the asSaiis&ns 10 the ssatie9
ard yesterday judge Glasgow fined May
s. and Kirby S.
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Nccd Clear Heads.

Working people need clear heads. sound
sleep ard good digestion: fer II sickness
comes, what teasnr II Is cheaper 10 keep
wea. That queer feeling" springs from
snt,geation First you '-rscoh peohs" Then
xoa grow alarmed and send for IRE doc
nor. No need of that. \ box ~ Ripans
Tahalss viii set yoa right ard keep yoa
right; 80 you can eat. steep ard work.
AK she druggist For them.
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fIsssharg. March @.-The combination
o. TIA window glass interests Of the eos,n-
Try Is row an assured fact Al a meet
ing Ia this city the Natiogsal Association
OF window Glass Makers Was formed and
u designed 20 regulate tue production,
price or the product and the wages az the
workmen. The capital represented Ia the
association Is estimated ST 81 ne aDa ard
the aggregate yearly output from s.ae.ss
TO 5.@o.M4 boxes. AT the meeting there
were 100 plants represented. embracing
nearly every factory IN the country.
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People in Seattle

Toe tzrseauzse-a demand Scr rssnr's
EEsery Csrspcrrsa azxssng Tire peapse
Ut this Sky s& ezsx psse snssex of he
Krsst good " u 3sSax Thsre are
81 sersesss zszexs PsE1<s cee~e
tusuTsea-1 rsakes r<oFse wei wnp
Eaf-r frcsa weak nerves o. sEnrarN
MOOD
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UP FOR THE LAST TIME.
L." Kite CoIinpses I'm q Heavy Wfnf
--If Climbed lsxh0 Feat

The big l6-foos "P-L" kite made nv
Julius Augustine, Chester Fox and Raw
Mcdonald has mounted to the skies for
the last time. II was sent up LEO feet at
a:ls Tuesday afternoon. during a strong
nreeze. Suddenly the string broke and
the giant kite came tumbiing to earth.
fortunately II struck telephone wire
and dropped 70 the ground uninjured. The
young men then doubled the string and
sent the kite up again, but the breeze had
heightened In the meantime and the kite
all at once collapsed when up about 400
Feet An examination showed that all the
sticks had been broken
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ship Many erRft Axve cnzar snso thss
p-ors also. bat few hare tia strange res
crd o< successive fatalities ss shis ,arfos-
t1nase ship
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In Connection with Great Northern
Railway.
steamer City OF Fsllershurg. between
wenaschee and virginia City. viii make
her first trip OF che season, leaving Wen
atcaes March X. or sooner.
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WE BUY
FERTILIZERS

Ara sertillzsng material OF every de-
xrIptson. BONES. HORNS. etc. and Fay
hsws-x, cash prices. Send as trial
ss,aprn@rs WESTERN BONE-MEaL
co. III Mission street. San Francisco.
Cal
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Roast chicken with green peas ard
s,-ssssrs az the san Francisco Oyster House
sosaay. 80 Yesser avenue
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Georgia e Thompson. GenttSt. has re-
-soxssf 20 81. ard SIS Burke block.
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MAKING NEW DRUGGISTS.
Illumination by state Board OF Phar'
macy The Successful Candidates.

TIE state board Of pharmacy, which has
bern In session for the last three days in
room - AZ the Butter. closed SIS quar-
terry meeting yesterday at noon with the
regular business ~ iiss society The board
consists ef the following members. Press~
Dent. A II. Stewart, Tacoma; secretary.
W II, 7. Baruss. Seattle: {. +, krafn.
spokane. l.. Il. T. Collins. New Nhatcesn.
ans (. q. Snyder. Davenport.
The FIRST two DAYS were occupied sn ex-
ansiains candidates FOR Pharmacists GER
tlncsSss, The work Was completed AMI
ths results were announced Tuesday
evening
There were twenty applications Tor reg
tstfation, four being iicantias~s a other
states and registered accorsiingiy. namely
l. y Porter. NJ. y. ~ Ronald ktftilas
county. registered examination from Iowa !:
Charles O. Charter. az New Bedford
MASS, resisteress examination IN Rhode
island: David L. Rane'etf. OF Somuer-
Ntf~, registered examination In gAssa
shssetts: George r. Wells, If Osborne
Neh,. registered examination in Missouri
saxseSs applications We're for reStxtra-
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Hsw a rrominen, German Cured hi. Cola.

ess sEi.Ey AVE-, 81, rArr, MINI, March
= lssi~-Six weeks ago suffered with a
very ~sers sssldi was almost unable 10 s,eak.
Ny friends al advised NE to soass:ls phv-
ssssan. noticing Ghasnierlaiass & ou.h Rem
soy advertised IN the ~. faul rosss Zsifwno.
! prearess bottle ard after taking II q
snort while was entirely well. now most
heastsss neon nerd this reHseSiv 70 any one
sasersng With cold. Nm. kE1l.
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FOR SALE-Two of the mos. bead
tifnl residential sites in SEATTLE.
Size 120x2l2 and 210x2f2. respect
lively. Superb view of Lake Wash.
ington and mountains. ". Marriott,
203 Bailey baildIng.
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rtarap HABIT CURED. Write for srss boo
LAtiua GcLpxs ssEcssIc Ca. cinefGnasi. O.
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ST..

Children's Atwood Two-Picce Doubie-
Breasted Suits. ages to Il years. in
Fancy Worsteds. Pin Check cassimeres
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Special Carpet Bargains.

and sikh Mixed wersteds. suits that usu.
ally sell up TO Nat at 81
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The Latest Novelties
in LaceS

Will be found in magnificent stock of Spring LAces
This by far the finest selection of Lces ever brought 70
the city. Prices are unusually low.
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Mems Suits.
$40.
3f5.

Mems Fine Dress and business Guite.
In ell the latest styles. made from iineas
fabrics. suits that ordinarily sell up q
s., at $i5.
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Children's Aii-wool Two-piece pouhie-
Breasted Suits. ages to Ii years. In
Fancy Chevioss. Casssmerea and Worsfeds.
suits that usually sell up to 81. at $3.5o.
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Children's Suits.
$3.50.

Chi1dren's Ali-wooi Two-Pfece Double
Breaxted Suits. ages I 10 IA years, In
Chesiots. Cassimeres and Worsteds. suits
that usually sell up 10 s.. at 81
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-24

Gan IasOs fin 9adnb paa Sefsns gals Os ia %uirapsnSt
pau benoe, meoeus ban %fortaIte:
"sSea er fsbt / SfotIano. Grin 5aSr pnr en- rig @obss
,isr, eorO 9Sapsrtres. glin aIore grobsr gusuit aru:oe peo
min 6uosrs 0so 8iteIen os goSierre. Seq bauos netop ba
tagst min ~iutioiffe Graren edinburgh og ffnoe bIiue Sass
iorsr. Seq bIeu imieIsrtio ips os reiite Osrior bib til bet
ioIrisc 6Iorioa. gtaturIisuis par ig iattis og baablss -
til jog fit fe Gem. Ga bespnbte ies at arbeioe. Seq fans
ncbe mig for at beSe Gem ON at bIiue min Sufru, for jog
bauce ct 9itn, buori lss tunoe bpSe Den, peIfcininen. Seq
bpsseoe Sptten, iom De iaa Bin Ssnoas, os asteoe at ars
bcioe baarot ct gar for lite at baue to TONNE !SGnocr, naari
ies ifuIbc bpos Dem ct Sient. Seq - jig bar MI funoet, at
ies life bsbsper OF psnte reo al iwe Dem, at iss elifer DEM
- elfer Dem oper alt @erScn % bsosr Dem ON at bluc
min Suitru. @iu mig Ceres Guar MI itrur."
Seq peb...... peO neppe", iuareoe Girls meo Lap Sienule.
'Ses..... Ge mua baue feet, at is ipnes ON Dem, iua bet
nil ig life nc8te. Dten ies bar andre at tGnfe paa. Da .
or iaa fattt9e, fan ri 10 life 9ite os."
"9e Tiger, at Dc cIiter mig, iasOe ban bsitist os forte
5cnoes Saanb til fine 29ber. Oct er not. Seq bar iaast
ct greu ioas at GIfeoe - buoroau ituI ies tunne iortaue
big bet? Oct bcres 10 iaa utroIi9t uo. Niin Srooer er bpb
- uben N~ruiuser. Seq arper nu SisIen os gOSierns os
naa uenoe tiIbuse til SfoIano.
"Giter buao is fan ie", imilte Gris meS Carer Sinene,
"bauoe min 0ennoc 9onoon 0et - bu er 10 en- 2orb."
"Ss bu?" ipurste ban os foa inb benoss pnbise 9nFst.
"Se9? Sea ifal blipe ----"
"Sabp gSuusrtrss", iasos ban % tpsiebe benHe paa bsn0es
robe, parre 2Gber.