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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-08
THE UNITED PRESS LIBEL.
Charles a. Dana and William IafYan
Indicted at Washington City.

Washington City. March 1.-THE grand
jury Of the supfeme court for the Dis
triCt OF Columbia has returned an fnf;ct-
ment for criminal libel against Charles
4. Dana editor. and VIM Iaffan. pub
fisher, OF the New York Sun. The pre-
sentiment was formally made to Judge
Cole. presiding. by the foreman OF the
jury today. II is a formidable document
of mary pages. setting forth the mali
cious motives OF Messrs- Dana and I.af-
fan in crtmlnaiiy iibeiing Frank n
Noyes proprietor or the Washington
Cry Evening Star and one Of the board
OF directors and OF the executive com
rnlttee Of the Associated Press. The dis
trict supreme court ~ a United States
court. and according to the proeeedure
~ such courts District Attorney Rfrnav
viii transmit a certified copy OF the in
sIictrnent "a the district attorney for tha
southern district OF New York 7, wst,
Re submitted 10 a United States com
missioner. ana GA satisfying himself a,
TIE formal regularity II the inalrtu1e,t
he will issue a criminal warrant FOR ths
arrest OF Messrs. Dana and I.aTan. Tha
commissioner also fixes the ause.1n. ~
the bail The accused have the r;st. ~
applying for a writ Of habeas corns,s ~,
contest the pTiTaa faeie suffsciency Of the
procedure before being arrzfxnes5 ar ,Aa
merits OF the Indictment. IL II expected
that the transmission Of Indictment 20
New York and fhe arrest OF the acrnxN<s
will he accomplished within dav ~
two.
The Indictment So returned contains
three counts. setting forth dIfgareo. cir
cB4Tyzssan,ss of crlrninsiity in the nstFu-
cation of the lfbsl. The proc~s~glrls. ~
according 70 the common law. which az
modified by certain acsx OF congress-
constitutes the Jurisprudence OF the his.
trfct % Columbia.
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Fire MT wharrnm.

whatcom. March 1.-THE large two
story residence of Edmund cosgrove,
manager OF the Whatconi & Fairhaven
Street Railway Company. WAS destroyed
by fire between T. and l o'clock this
morning The house was situated on
Garden street, IN one cf the most elevated
places IN the city. and where the water
works. which arc dependent entirely
upon gravity pressure. afford very little
protection Most of the furniture was
saved. huf the building ia q total loss
MIR. and Mrs. CosErose went to Van
co,ser yesterday. and the amount Of the
insurance could not be learned this morn
Ing. though IL Is said to be small. The
children were sleeping I'm the house and
also tho Misses Pagan and Joe Cosgrove
hat none Of them seem 10 know the cause
OF the fire
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SPORTING NOTES.

At the New Orleans races Thursday the
winners were: Five furlongs. Pisa. %
three furiongs. Alice u. f.iSsx: seven fur
longs, SIZZLING. fxion. / ST.: Crescent City
handicap, eight furiongs Terrapin, LIZA
sseen furlongs. selling. Readina. f-sSs-
At the ST. Louis races Thursday the
winners were: Five fslriangs. Moderate.
105. four and a half fariongs. Texas
Frank. SO. 1--WE furiongs. Ed Lahey, 80:
five and a half furlongs. Caleb. i:Isaa. five
and half furiongs. Tom Taylor. LIS
AT the San Francisco races Thursday
the winners wire: Five furiongs. Midas.
i.u5ss: five and a half furicugs. selling.
yigor 1.67zs FIVE furlongs. selling. George
+. Smith. 80. four furiongs. ponies. Gold
Coin. 81: seven furiongs. selling. Captain
Rees. l:sT; eight furlongs. all ages. Nc
Light l:4l
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Everett News.

Everett. March 7,--SpeeiaI.--It is re-
ported Ia circles supposed 10 be well in
formed here that MIR. Rockefeller and
President HUI. of the Great Northern.
are likely 10 unite their forces in strong
combination at Everett under which the
Pacific Steel Barge Works in this city
will build four large steamers for the
Pacific coast business of the Great North
erp. While this would be equivalent TO a
money bonus OF 81. $4,000 for Mr. Hid. Ii
would mean grea, prosperity for the
barge works and the distribution OF a
large amount of money.
l. has been suggested that Everett has
a fine site for the army post In the tract
OF the Tulaiip Indian reservation. where
ZOO acres are available for military pur-
poses.
Don Mackenzie. a weil-known architect.
will leave In a few days for San Fran
CISCO whence he will start on a walk
around the world. He expects TO be alb
sent two years, and will pay his way hy
drawing sketches of scenes along the
route. He Is very clever with the pencil.
and win no doubt make his way all right.
He viii 20 over the Southern Pacific 10
New orleans. up 10 New York. across 10
Scotland. his old home. and so on.
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KICKED AND TrMRa.ED
Olympic Club Enfer-fatrs< It's Friends at
an Athletic smoker

an Athletic smoker.
There was xooi crowd az the oaymrsc
Athletic Club smoker last nixhs. The gal
isry was allied with ladies'. Who watched
TIE events critically and bestowed sAsir
applause with discriminating Judgment.
Thsre was plenty es Isfe in rne work done.
bat. though there were many events. the
evening passed quickly.
Ihe nrss t6fng GA the programme was
snres-feuad contest between Andy Lin
ana doe Cummings. Cummings ,ust
played with him and drew blood several
times
Next came some bag punching by Prof.
kunce and two psspsis Martin Smith ard
Frank Elltast. The professor ala exceed
inEiy pretty work. The way be used his
elbows was particularly remarkable. and
his pupils reflected credit ugcn him
The third event was a couyls az rounds
OF sparrins between Nessrs- Eauxhn and
George Llns. Vaughn had rather the best
Of u OF, account OF his quicknesS
Then came a practical illustration az
Prof kuncs's method OF instruction IN
tumeisnx. William Clarke being the earn
est and ohe<sirnt pupil
This was followed by the rres,ies. per-
formaree OF the evening MeSsrs. Murphy
and Carey's ladder balancing act. They
swung through a complete circle On their
novel see-saw IN way that was startling
To say the least.
AFTER tats FRANK Eittoft and C.. psw
tried TO ind cut which could kick the
highest Both kicked SO high that . car
peutsr had 10 he called IN TO raise the
roof. The audience appisuded contsnu-
oasiy.
Ed Pancgs and Charles Riley then came
forward and did some clever sparriug.
mixed up with considerable 'joshing." for
three rounds. Mr.. Riley said he was no
longer in II with the young ones. but he
Went all round Pincus,
Next came esfae clever work by Mr.
Spencer on the trapeze. which was fol-
lowed by the Thorndyke sisters. two pref
" children. who sang swestly and re-
ceived an encore
After this Mr.. Delfei tumhiei 10 himself
and the entertainment wound UP with a
pretty bout between Daniel Dean and Rud
Y. Williams.
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1aesursng districts. United States ccnxssl
AeeEeT. who has reported she fact 20 the
state department saws shss sssersx 70 sus-
NY THE predictions made at the time cf
TIE Passage OF the Wilson tariff act. He
states THAT q representative OF al Amer
Han house has been buying English cloth
IN EaEiard, ard has at the same sirse
hs-en selling cloth there. The American
raosh Is wooaen staff suitable for coating
and meas saasttng. selling ~ frern 70 20
ss cents per yard The Eaxsish merchants
pronounce II 20 be superior cloth for the
grade. made Of short wool. ard cannot
the price
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Portland. March AT Vancouver
barracks q medical board is now inyessi-
eating the medical condition OF Maj
j. H. whan. paynsaxter T. s. A.. VINO
was eourt-msrtiaisd last October for con-
duct uabecpming an officer IN refusing TO
pay his just debts. The findings of the
court have never been made public, but
is Is said the verdict was adverse TO Mai.
Nifarn- IL f. believed that. influence
brought 70 bear secured tae appointment
OF = board to examine into his mental
condition in order that he may be re-
tired IL IL Is found that his mental FAC
ulties have been impaired.
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schools IN He'd Canal.

Union City. March s.-zErs- q. VI. Ken
naeofs began Il three months term %
sehooi ~ Tnson CITY last week Ar.
george s. Davis closed SIX months
Terms In the webh-Hagptiy district on
the Skekonaish river To-Day. Mr. q. ORA
ham has been engaged 20 teach three
months serm in the szrne place. Miss
Ethel Brown. OF this place. has been en-
gagged 10 teach for SIX months on the
Upper Skokomish. 10 begin about the lst
OF next rncath. Miss Minnie AcCullagn.
% this place. closed her school in olympia
last Fri3ay. and Miss Carrie MccuilaSh.
Der sister. closed hers AZ Shelton tonight.
Bath are exr<rf cd horne this week
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1essn 20 bat the mate. but had landed
s.sss we blows when the captain took q
Hoihrook was Knocked s~sssesezs
u ueep wound was Haae in the back
:. ns mead. both eyes WE'RE hszewesi
- avs Hose was badly eat He sats he
n@o struck the second rnate because for
Neeks TIE. second mate had sssess the
-. sangssazs toward him that he had
-. Heasu on sslipboGrd- When ne sasr
hsrn attack the other sas,~r hs .hs,,.-s4.
tnas sis time fsa4 ccrno IA get sarsxyar-
Ton After hearing further eysaersce Of
.ne sans kind Commissioner Hezeock
oscharxed Capt Merehouse.
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,ve-,orn nste- ,nnl.en I.n -.

Chicago. March T.-rhe Western ra..
troubles which bad been settled by ,hs
formation Of the Western Trunk Line
committee have broken out again 9.hn
Grand Trunk. 10 break up TIE syreern4n.
refused 70 maintain rates. the Canadian
PAcinc took advantage Of IT'S direran-
tlai in meeting the cut. and nov the Al
ton refuses 80 allow the Canadian Pacific
d!TerenftAis against the Grand Trunk f.tgt
rates Chairman Caldwell has rules
against gas Alton
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SUICIDE AT VICTORIA.

Nell Heath, the Teacher, Who Was
Prosecuted by the Catholics.
Victoria, March IA great sensation
Was produced this morning by finding the
body OF Nell Heath. II. A. late vice prin
cfpzi OF the high school. In n field near
the city with bullet hole In his head.
having committe1 suicide Friday last
Heath was suspended for six months for
using language highly disrespectfui 10 the
Catholic doctrine Of MISREPRESENTATION.
There was religious feeling over the mat
ter and Heath. who was In strastened cir
cumstances. brooded over his. suspension.
He was So years old and native of Scot
land. lie had n family in Australia and
was q splendid senolar.
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CONCLUSIVE PROOF
or the Superiority OF Electric Treat
msnt Over Other Methods In the
Treatment of d seaSe.

Mr.. Editor, say to your readers am
cured of sciatic rheumatism of long
standing. DIR. Darrin cured me by cleo
tricity in two months. My health has
greatly improved otherwise. / ana now a
free advocate of electric treatment as
given by DIR. Darrin at Hotel Chilberg.
Tacoma. and will gladly answer any
questions at $40 South street. Tacoma.
ED. GRIFFITHS.
DIR. Darrin--Prior TO calling on yon
last summer / was nearly blind from In
fiammation in the eye--you cured me In
one month. You also cured me of a
loathsome catarrh and throat trouble by
electricity MRS. A. j. SMITH.
497 East Sist street. Tacoma.
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SUICIDE IN VICTORIA.
An Aged Teacher Who Was
Prosecuted by Catholics.
The LATAH SUGAR FACTORY.
a Vancouver Hurnsfurc Factory and =
whascom Residence Burned-Id
and Van Houfen Denounced.


Votes Till the End.
Boise. Idaho. March THE Idaho sena-
soriai contest Was brought To close To-
dag by the reelection of George L. Ehoup
90 succeed himself The finish was close
and exciting When the joint assembly
net. q popniiss member who has been for
Sweet. moved cali of the house. Speak
Sr Cozier refused To order call. an
bouncing that they were proceeding
under the Federal statute. which con-
@.smpsatet nothing but baIsoting. An ap-
peal wss taken. The speaker refused so
eatertain II. and the ballot began. This
play arose from the absence OF Popu-
list member. which made an election pos
able.
The result OF the ballot was: Shoup e.
Sweet IL. Crook IA The announcement of
tns result was greeted with tumuituous
applause
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Square rseal Re gaye hts name as W.
. Wsedcn. ard safd he wzs printer
from Seattle wha had come here In search
OF employment. When taken before
Judge Low this morning the arTestfng
officer refused 90 prosecute. ard Weldon
VAS 49, free He viii be sent 80 Seattle
by the next steamer.
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Anofher neet sugar factory.

Spokane. March 1.-The Latah sugar
Beet Company has been incorporated.
with u. T. fiam as president The eapi'ai
stock Is Ssfan ard has been fully sub
seribed. The work of laying the founda-
ton for beet sugar factory at Latah.
Spokane county. 10 handle 30 10 9o tons
of beets q day. IL aldready under way
The people OF Latah have donated site
Of "a acres
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, Poor Patient Dies at tn. Hospital.

Frank poyne. charity patient who
has been at Providence hospital since
January q died yesterday Of erysgpeias
an that is known about him Is that ne
has txo sisters ir Chicago and a brother
living somewhere In this state. No ar
ranresneuts have been made for the dts
x.ssl Of the remains.
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Chicago. March T.-SFaaslpox has h~aken
s,uf in a colony pf Tennessee c.sioTesf rsso
ssle who recently settled in West lake
stree. and Eve cases have already been
found by the authorities, There are Ia
ruer In the colony. ani as ali have been
exrsasessi more cases OF the disease are AK
fses<ses4 Another case has been found ut
the poor hoGss AT pGHsiHx and health
<ss-e~z fear another erfsesTstr
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The board OF directors OK the bureau
of Associated Charities wsH meet at the
rooms Of the bureau in the safe Deposit
building az osciock this afternoon. All
ministers having charge % churches are
members ex-oftseio and are invited 10 be
present.
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sam rrancsSss March Late last night
,se,lgse ssffsSer rasroiiiag the water from,
- aex,ossed hy = young man Sso re-
,,1sste-4 the policeman 10 hook higu zap. as
- woata do something desperate. To the
oYsesrss questions tho man said he was
xYs~>-fn~ ard had 10 place - SLEEP he
Was taken 10 the lecAap and served Win
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sireat .Northern work at rYerett.

Everett March T.--Special---Fhe track
of the Grsat Northern between Everett
and Lowell Is being raised eighteen inches
which will bring II above high water
mark IL Is understood that the force at
work on the tunnel In Everett viii short
~ be inereased. and that gangs OF men
will begin work on each end ef the tan-
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Anason Had Va Right to the Land.

The entry OF Thorkie Anason for lot 4
section .. township - north. range II
west. has been held for cancellation by
the general land Office for conflict with
the entry OF William Temple. Assistant
Land Commissioner Bowers in reviewing
the testimony says that Anason failed TO
show any right 10 the land In contro
versy.
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From a Professional standpoint.

first tawyer-See1ag 70 hs ar epidemic
~ ernss@rxiernent ard that sort az thing.
second Eawyey~YeS. ard there In enc
fss.s.re whfch ~ particularly unfortunate.
rswxt iawyer-~xhaf Gs siszsr Second law
yer-Seariy al of them are pleading
guilty.
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THE BEgISe SEA FLEET.
Three Men-of-war and Four Cutter,
VIII Visit the sound.

Port Townsend. March 5.--SpectaI.--
News has been received from Washing
ton City that the Befsng sea fleet, which
viii rendezvous on the Sound before pro-
ceedIng TO Unaiaska. Will be composed
Of the following vessels: Aen-of-war
Eohican. Ranger and Thetis. and the
revenue cutters Bear. Rush. Corwin ami
Perry. They are expected 20 arrive here
about May 10
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The s.Burgiar~'' psd Not Take IL Far.
The t4wesry THAI was Sad 10 have been
,saer from Michael Days residence at
xssss,nw.ate~ last Sunday by burglars vas
.ss~-overess hy cbslarea yesterday after
r,oan II, she yard OF Mr.. Days house.
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Sunday New York World. cents. ana
all Eastern papers ) cents. at the Puget
Sound News Company. corner Second and
Cherry streets.
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receiver OF the Anacortes Bank.

Washington City. March 7.-Speciai.-
Frank W. Hawkins has been appointed
receiver OF the suspended First National
bank Of AnacosteS.
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American Cloth sold In rnsy,an.,

washington city, Manch Lamentations
as n may APPEAR. American cloth IL be-
is.x Sold in tire English markets. and rtgh,
In ;hs ceuter u the English eHosh rnanss-
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THE RAILROAD SENATOR'S.

A Spokane Mass Meeting Condemns
Van Houten and ide.
Spokane. March "A mass meeting ia
the city hall tonight. presided over by
Mayor Belt, Pop. unanimously adopted
resolutions condemning Senators fde and
Van Houten for voting against the Nor
gan freight rate bill.
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Brief Tncnrna Na,...

tacoma, March Special 1.-The conrre
tasion OF tho Temple Reth-Israei viii
seiehrate the Purim festival at the syna-
tosue' beginning Saturday evening and
,a'e'Hg Sunday morning. The Nsgiie will
re read and tho Sunday school ,.h,lareo
VIII receiva handsome gifts. r Jacobs
viz o5ieiate and will deliver a lecture
Sunday morning.
'ohh kranser, the aged German who at
tempted 10 end his life. with razor. Is
row breathing through silver tube IN
ais severed windpipe He said today
die "
There ts trouble over the apporttonment
" GeieSates for the Republican munIrfral
asFu conventions made at the meeting of
Tue city committee last night The Euson
vote or lS4s was taken as the hasfs OF
representation, This changes the com
f5eNan Of the Sixth and Eighth wards
IsatrFia'ty from what I. would be IL the
otT Vose Of 1884 was taken rs the basis
THOSE who are not in favor OF the change
A,N the }oh was pat up by some 81 the
administration workers In the interests of
'aaf portion of the party.
J. {. Cross was admitted to practice in
foed
the case Of the Oregon National hank
" PORTLAND against J. II. GARNER az Sc
stde, and others is on trial before Judge
.drArF IL the superior court. II 10 on
-" note. AMI comes uy here on change
@ veane from Judge oSeorn's court, Sc
sstie
several thieves tarrci the all or the
EVER saloon this morning and secured sto.
y aFieF vas ulesl today by fss attorneys
Toy ne pt titiouers In the matter of tho
feuiton 80 set aside the order discharging
tae receiver of the Tacoma Grocery Com
paay II alleges that the receiver shut
oSs TIE outside creditors by aot giving
'sein nottce when 20 file their claims. and
UAf tfc other creditors. Through colin-
s.oa Of the TecelNer and the defendant.
we grocery company. have been iulied
te SLEEP ara robbed
Judge BaiiIusrr OF Port Townsend who
.Ss Been presiding IN department No. !.
" The absence OF Judge Pritchar8. re-
sarne3 to-day 10 Port Townsend
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How Can't. Mnrrhnn... onsll,,i a Nlntins

san Francisco, March THE exarsias~
,ieA 81 Cart. MotShouss, ~ the ship
aashins Wave. for cruelty 10 Henry uol-
tFook. seaman. Was begun by United
sf&teS Commissioner HoagoCk this morn
iosnrook VAS A very good exhibit
teF the prosecution. as his head ard face
1yTs badly eut up. hut hts own story
.as~ed 'has the captain found an EN-
'7sn;sic usutiny or board when he rushed
VI from below and suppressed uelhrcok
aiSh AZ iron behaving pin The sexcTsd
Bate was at the hsotton Of the trouble.
re was applying aeslzs>s.a gptthsts 90 the
s.sa. ana 81 TAR on the ~ watch ohfsctsxa
hle second mate resented hts Shiscstau
~ k3oe king HIM aewn ana hating him.
Aeaorook picked up a stiek 81 weed and
Evening star., 1895-09-07

five dollars less than ours. Now comes the
telegram today. The Methuselah Life In
surance Company is going to put up a
Gig building; we We're asked to estimate
on the steel framework. We wanted that
work-times are hard and there is little
dc ing, as you know, and we must get work
for our men if We can. We meant TO have
this contract if we could. We offered to do
it at what was really actual cost of manu-
facture-wiJhout profit first of all, and
then without any charge at all for office
expenses, for interest on capital, for de-
probation of plant. The vice president of
the MethuseIah, the one who attends to all
their real estate, is Mr.. Carkendale. He
told me yesterday that our bid was very
le W, and that we were certain to get the
contract And now he sends ME this
and Mr. Whittier picked up the telegram
again.
DO you mean to say that you think
the Tuxedo people have somehow been
made acquainted with bids?" asked
the young man.
.That's what I'm thinking now" was
anything else. For two months we haven't
been successful in getting a single one
of the big contracts. We've had our share
of the little things, of course, but they
don't amount to much. The big things
that we really wanted have slipped through
our fingers. We've lost them by the skin
Of our teeth every time. That isn't acci-
only one explanaton-there's a leak in
this office somewhere"
You don't suspect any of the clerks,
do you, Mr. Wheatcroft?' asked the elder
Whittier, sadly.
Il don't suspect anybody in particular -
returned the Junior partner. brushing his
hair up the wrong way. "And suspect