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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
Special Sale Atlanta Exposition Tickets

The Southern Railway has arranged TO
sell tickets to the Atlanta Exposition.
good for ten days. FOR Sl2iO on the fol-
lowing dates. in addition TO their regular
Tuesday and Thursday sales OF each
week: Saturday, December It'll: Saturday.
December 18th; Saturday. December 2lst,
ana Saturday. December 2Sth.
c. w. CECIL. T. r. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
Onyx Tables
at Waller Scott's. Ninth and Main.

Special Low Rates to Atlanta Exposition
via Atlantic Coast Line.
In addition 10 Tuesdays and Thursdays,
the Atlantic Coast Line will sell round
trip tickets 10 Atlanta on Saturday,,
December 18th 18th, 2ls'. and 18th, at
So 40 good for ten days from date OF
sale.
For further information apply 70
c. S. CAMPBELL ID. T. A.,
Room No. o. Union Depot
L. ~ Chairs
al Waller SCOTS. Ninth and Main streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

There is Nothing 80 Popular rs Success.
This accounts for the fact that our
young couples I'm fitting mp 80 often buy
their Furniture of SydnOr < Hundley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

In the Chancery Court yesterday Mary
a. Powers qualified as eNecutriX Of Louise
Powers. deceased, whose estate is valued
at 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

for Christmas presents nj Waller Scott's,
Ninth and Main streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
special Rates via Scnboard Air Line.

In addition tho regular Tuesdays and
Thursdays Sl2lO round-trip rate the Sea-
board Air Line viii sell rCUnd-trip tickets
20 Atlanta on December 9TH. 18th, 2lst,
and 2Sth. good for ten days az $40
For further information apply 70
W. NJ BOYktN,
Passenger Agent. S26 east Main street
Buy of reliable houses. such as SyilOr
& hundley OF you are likely TO regret IL
when too late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
Happy wife.


She who has a hus land smart enough
to send up A Christmas gift from Sydnor
< Hundley's. Leaders in Furniture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
House Coats,

8 There is no comparison
3 10 be made between the
z Smoking Jackets, Dress
5 ing-Gowns, ard Bath
Z Robes that we're show
: ing and those you find
) somewhere else.
I Some of ours were made
2 in this country-somc
5 abroad-but they were
( made our way-and ac-
Z cording to our ideas.
! Really. they make the
: most unique gift you can
; send a gentleman. He'll
) say "thank you" and
: mean it. Guess at the
, size-and lift isn'tright-
) we'll exchange it for you.
/, A. Saks & Co.,
) Main and Eleventh Sts., "Sats Corner"
SsNOONooo00eOooOoOO0ooooo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
Christmas Sale of Millinery.

The CLEARANCE SALE OF our IN
and BONNETS BEGINS TO-DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
IS Per Cent. Discount

on any and every Trimmed Hat and Ban
net in the house which Is marked 60 sell
for s. and upwards.
This great reduction on top OF the re-
duced prices of the past week VIII, no
doubt. make this stock of over FIVE
HUNDRED HATS AND BONNETS now
on hand a thing OF the past IN the next
few days.
We propose TO give you the beneht OF
these prices as an inducemcnt for you
TO buy Millinery for Christmas presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

There is an elegant assortment Of ar
tistic Furniture at Waller SCOTS, Ninth
ana Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

occ,py. but the same perfected title that
,c,ual cccupation gives. and excludes the
possibility OF any adverse It'll" being ac-
ou,rcd by actual and prolonged occupa-
ton by n people acknowledging ahesi-
ance to another jurisdiction
Such a pretension is opposed by all
the authorities on international law and
by the common sense or mankind. Mere
discovery does not give 2 perfected ute
IL gives 10 more than q prior right to
occupy. and thereby perfect title. In
this case the spaniards never actually
moved in and occupied. while the Dutch
did. and maintained their occupation to
the present time.
II the line were run between Venezuela
and British Guiana as the Nenezuelans
claim that II should be. 1t is stated that
II would not take in single Venezuelan
family. But it would take from Eng
land and place under Venezuelan rule
5000 British and descendants OF Dutch
residents. who love the British rule, and
resent being placed under the Nene-
zue,an rule. Great Britain could no
more desert these people und,r such
circumstances than she could desert the
men who repulsed the charge OF the
Old Guard at Waterloo, and she VIII
never DO it. She ought not to do 1t, and
II brings the blush OF shame to every
true Americans cheek, who understands
the situation, % think OF his country
being placed in the position OF seeking 10
coerce her into abandoning these colo
nisis. We pray that the American peo-
pie may understand the merits OF this
case IN time TO demand OF Congress that
which the President seems % lave taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

I, Our Financial Convert Really Converted?
Is our financial convert really con-
vcrtcdf
We have said not one word which could
come up in judgment against Us a tbs
ffcc-siiNcr Democrats should secure con-
trOi OF the Democratic National conven-
ton ana declare FOR free sNver. as wei
as nominate 4 froc-silVcr Democrat Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
" Exposition Flyer"

Holiday Furniture at Waller Scotts,
Ninth and Main streets
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All our Sailors and Walking Hats thet
were 10 and SSc. reduced NOW TO o.
and &c.
Tntrimmcd Felt Shapes that We're 40
in Black and Colors, are NOW 25c.
FRENCH FELTS ;hat always sell ioi
81 - and y 20 reduced NOW TO 9sc
gathered on brim, reduced from SSc. ~
t5c.
SSc 10 TO JOc.
O'SHANTERS. with quilt and rosette,
reduced from she. 20 &c.
The Navy Cloth. Fur Edge. 81 - Stylish
Tam. with quilt. reduced TO I3c.
Fine Plain cloth Tams-colors, Red
NOW TO 7Jc.
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llaberdG shery.

Yon can be sure Of one
thing. ladies-that what
ever Haberdasherv you Sc
lect from here will be Just
what your friends will APP
preciate. They know that
YOU can't find such an ex-
elusive variety of mems
filings anywhere else.
Neckwear-GIoves- Hantser-
chi .fs- I'm hre las 90 Canss-Mack-
intcsbcs -Worstod J1rSeta-D nder-
wo7r--ii-en wear-cverYthiDg that
you can think Of ARD Ia specially
chosen holiday effects
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Holiday Helps
That's right-folks.

That's right-folks.
Good idea to begin your
holiday shopping early.
You get full assortments.
You're not jammed and
jostled in a rushing
crowd.
AS big as the store is
big as the stock is--big as
the force of clerks is we
can do you better justice
now-than nearer to
Christmas-Day. You can
make your selections and
we'll hold them subject to
your delivery orders.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
a Plate Glass Policy CaueeIed

Ine Fidelity and Casualty Company
yesterday made John Collins the defend
ant tn suit for sl3o5o and caused a gar
nisnment 70 be issued against william
Krakow, one OF Collins tenants. who
owes him In the netghborhood OF 800. The
complaint states that IN June 1895. the
plaintiff Insured Collins plate glass sn
has new building. corner OF James and
Second streets. the policy price being
sSii-ls also his elevator. the policy price
being ys5.5o. II was agreed that IL for
any reason the company saw fit 10 can
Gel the policies that Collins should paw
the pro rata portion OF the premiums for
the time the policies ran. Collins. Ii Is
claimed, failed TO make the necessary
payments and the company Cancelled It's
policies. Dir. Collins stu failed to pay
the portion OF the money due Mr.. Ker-
kow, against whom the garnishment was
issued. owns the Kerkow drug store in
the Occidental block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
BRENrTIES..

The regular monthly meeting or the
Board of Associated Charities has been
postponed until the SIN OF this month
The annual meeting OF the Ladies Re
lief Society will be held this afternoon al
the Chamber OF Commerce al o'clIcki
election of officers
The Quicksteps and Pioneers played a
game of baseball on the Market street
grounds Saturday. which resulted in a
score of y and = in the Quicksteps'
favor.
The Seattle Young WoInen's Christian
Association held its monthly meeting ia
the Shorey block No. rs Third street.
yesterday afternoon. The reports of the
officers showed the society to be in a
iourishing condition.
There viii he a game of basket ball at
at the Young Mems Christian Association
hall this evening between the Plymouth
Congregational team and the ST. Mark 5
Episcopal team. There will also he a
practice game by the United Presbyterian
team and the First Presbyterian team.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
Courts and Public Offices.

In the case of Smith vs. Michel ct al.
Judge Humes yesterday refused to grant
a new trial.
In the case OF the Smithson Land Com
pany vs.. ]. =. Branugan ct al. the de-
murrer TO the complaint was overruled
by Judge Osborn.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 Harris g. Ward and Irena A. Snow,
both OF Vashon island. and TO Jack Jack
son and Hannah Caunelin, both OF Car
bonado.
The formal notice Of appeal 10 the SUI
preme court In the case of the state Us.
James Murphy. convicted Of murder In
the second degree. was filed In the SUI
perior court yesterday.
In the case Of Thomas Bordeaux vs.
Port Riaksiey Mn Company, Judge Lang
lev yesterday ordered the county clerk
10 pay to the defendants counsel the
sun, OF Sill -, turned into the registry or
the court as an attorneys fees and costs
of Diminishing the action.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Bailey
Ruilainx Company, with Edward Bailey.
Of harrisburg. Pa. and William q. Peters
and Edward q. Downing, OF Seattle. as
snrornorators were filed In the county
auditors office yesterday. The capital
.tock Il $50. eaa. divided into 1000 shares
OF sioo each.
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aha WE'VE months from the date OF pur-
Chase. Interest was 10 be paid on the In
staiinsnfs at the rate of b per cent a
year The title OF the piano remained
IN kohler * chase's name until Carroll
MADE the last payment. In case Carroll
tailed to come 20 time the plaintiffs were
10 take immediate possession Of the
piano. According 10 the complaint Car
ron stili owes $3.50 on the piano. and not
oaly refuses TO pay what Is due, but de-
cnnes 70 surrender the piano 10 the plain
tiHs. The complaint prays for the posses
SION OF the piano and damages In the
sum OF 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
THE DEBT WAS GOOD.
An Old Judgment Against the
Hill Estate Must Stand.
n ,NeFELTER At IT AGAIN.
ne steals Another Horse-United States
Grand and Petit Jurors New
suits FiIed-Court Notes.

., So EVIL DEPARTMENT OF the superior
-. Iuage Osborn yesterday afternoon
80 IN favor Of defendant the case Of
~, Maud Hill VS.. j. -. Lowman. in
.rlrb II was sought to have an old Juag-
,.snt &c. aside. IN favor OF the plaintiff.
ssss,ns that there had ben no showing
800 which would warrant the court in
ssv,rg the relief prayed for.
T-he suit was commenced by Miss Hill,
.sr.s,xh her counsel. some time ago. She
.sIsesd that In December, 1S57. Lowuan
sarrrseacsd foreclosure proceedings
s~sInst the Hill estate on "A $1,000 note
-esgch Can't Hill and his wife had exc
s.,,ss 10 one s. g. Reed IN March, ISIS.
p.ss transferred the note 10 Lowman,
- sued on IL. Judgment was rendered
=, The time in the plaintiffs favor. and
,as uroperty sold TO satisfy the judgment.
rsss Hnl In her suit sought TO have the
alignment set aside. alleging that at the
80 The suit WAS commenced by Low
Ear she was one OF the minor heirs OF
80 estate. but Notwithstanding that fact
- guardian adj Item was ever appointed
- ;aok after her interest. She claimed
-. 10 have discovered the fact Until "a
d days before she began proceedings
.g.fnst I.owman. The plaintiff further
.iIseed that from what she could learn
az st.lt which Lowman had brought rad
k~Sn uremature. and believing that she
- good aefense 10 IL she desired to
t.gs the judgment set aside, in order that
- could come in and defend.
raxran In his answer alleged that the
sorre,osare suit had ben regularly
trauvst and that Miss HIN was repre-
ssatsa Al the time by a guardian. She
as also made one OF the defendants In
a. suit
Hnsa the case was called for trial In
jadrs osborn's court yesterday Jury
Vas not sworn TO hear the evid suce. but
4 vas left 20 the court to hear the evil
tsnee and decide. Miss nm was among
fee Witnesses who testified. and she said
taai to the best OF her knowledge and
belief she did not have a guardian TO rep
resent her In the suit. The defense
showed that she had been represented.
Judge Osborn. In deciding the case. said
that there was was nothing In the show
hg made by the plafntif TO warrant his
getting aside the judgment. The plain
fin did not show In her complaint that
kae had A good defense TO the foreclos-
IRE proceedings. on the other hand. II
Appeared that the money had been tor
fowed by Capt. Hiil. that he had given
Dis promlssory note, that the money lad
never been paid, and that az n result
foreclosure proceedings had been COM
menced. To set aside a judgment involv-
ing so much money on account OF mere
Regularity In the proceedings would pot
be allowed, and IL II were done judgments
would be OF little value.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
ASSISTANT COUNSEL wINsTOCK.
Under n New Title lie VIII Doubtless
performIiis Ola Duties

wtnstock. although deprived or the title
of city attorney. which he bore until III
ness took him to California IN search OF
health. will perform his old uties. but re-
cetva the salary designated under the
new regime for the assistant corporation
counsel.
e,orrorstion Counsel Scott does not deny
+ha. he Is willing to give Mr.. Ninstock
the apnoinfrnent of assistant corporation
counsel hut he viii probably object 10
MIR. Wfnstock's ofFicing outside the city
hau MIR. Winstoek il willing to take the
position open. but II is said that ne would
ike 10 have his Office down In the city.
II IS not probate. however. mat suen a
small obstacle will stand IN the way OF
Mr. Winstock's final APRON tment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
THE LIBRARY FLoURIsHrNG.


The board of library commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting yes
terday afternoon. and the principal bust
ness transacted wzs the auditing Of tire
monthly bills Commissioners Smith.
Backas. Kibae and Hardin were present.
Librarian Atkinson reported that the
system OF exaciing a fee Of II cents from
those who desired borrowers cards was
operating successfully. Though the sys-
TEN has only been IN operation for about
two weeks, already there are Id. boz
rowers. as against 7.fse before the Zee
system was put into effect
The following bills were ordered paid
Union Electric Company, SS@ls; Wash
ington Planning Mil Company, S7.S; sun
set Telephone Company, Sso: Seattle
Toilet Company. s.: O. Sands,ronl. si1-So;
o. ". Lynch. 81: Seattle Gas and Elee-
trio Company. $40; Puget Sound News
Company. sl4.9,: f. Lobe a Co, SIS: n.
j. Mclean. STse; John Collins. back rent,
$40; employees salaries for March. so.
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
Regular Ncnire of the United states
Court For the June Term.


The regular venirc OF grand and petit
Jurors for the June term OF the United
States district court has been drawn as
follows. the veniro being returnahle Mon
day. June II:
fcut jurors: Edgar Bryan. l. u.
hruns Frank Dean. Thomas Drew. r. q.
Ehrlich, 4 H. Harrison. W. w. Hourh-
Ton. +. l.. Hopkins r. Josenhaus. Gard
ner Kellogg T.. II. Loyhef W Il Mundcl.
r. Mcdonald. II. NJ Palmer. James
Eeadman. ia Reynolds. George -. Snow.
K Nanaistine. f. NJ. Wheeler all OF
Seattle. \ L. uerrcu. OF West Seattle
} ". Alexander. of Kent II W Dudley.
q Fulton. VIM. Murray. % Green River
- stsckhouse, OF Stuck Hosea Tucker
es Giiinani Thomas Bracken and George
u Kinds. % Port Townsend: w \. VIII
sqx OF Quiicene T. - Smith. OF lowell
1aFker Mckenzie OF Suohonish T. \
sst~orthy Of Quillayute. II J. Lipsett
. DungeneSs; Thomas Robinson. Of
alSht. J "a. Blocdel OF New Whatcom :
waiter Creascy. or custer: n. = Downs
sM Il Mckinley. OF New Wha.;com: :
= Robinson, Of f.ynien. r l.. Carter.
9 Friday Harho~. Isaiah Jones. ~ Girls
-. 3 NorlhorSt. OF Roche itartor. s
ss9er Olsen and y Carlson. OF Ia Con
~ Charles = DIVER. OF Coupeyille
&c grand fury drawn Is SIS follows.
'iyorF" A. Birch. i. y Rrownaela. +.
haviiSou. J. : Graham. l. \. Griffith.
1oodf@loN. ! r. Hawkins. Lauren
,ss'es, T. . Lindsey. y. l. Rogers. 4
ofef1us. George HI. Stetsop. W. II.
s1'th. Paul S'DEyrman ana n Z. Wari.
- 81 Seattle. =. l.. Donovan. ~ Hot
pohss. A. L. Geesnev, or Richmond
hsach. J. n McDcrmott. or Mercer. Don
80 NeiRnes 90 Port Angeles. \. l.. SUIT
g OF Fremont, Edwin ShaeroT OF
S-th Rend, John Toman. or Cedar
aeunain. II y r.oveiov. % ConnevlJIs
a Gould. % F-itay Harhor: William
'oS, 81 Roche Earhor, :. y Deniston
Neiay H. : Connor. or Ia Conner.
:, II Sorelie. of Custer. J. e Munson.
&C Townsend L. H. Putnam, Of
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A Gilman Bantam He'd

An appeal bond In the sum OF $50 In
the case OF the state VS.. william Francis
was filed In the superior cour. yesterday
The case comes from the offxc OF w. l..
Newton, justice OF the peace at Gilman.
and according 10 the warrant issued by
him. the defendant is guilty OF the crime
OF petit larceny. IN that 1.-THE said William
Francis did take and steal one bantam
hen and carry away from the premises
OF Anton Cook. and said chicken was
the property OF Anton Cook"
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UP WILL GO THE PRICES.
After Saturday Piano Buyers VIII Pay
the Old High Prices.

The great sale of Chickering and Kim
ball pianos and kimball organs moves
right along. Seven were sold Saturday
and four more yesterday afternoon. The
last one of several styles has been sold.
and the assortment begins 10 be broken.
You Will never see another opportunity
like this to get fine pianos at the manu-
facturers' prices.
Just "a soon as this stock is sold. up
will go the prices. and you will pay SO
more for high grade pianos.
only five days more.
u. $. JOHNSTON,
Manufacturers Agent 10 Second Street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02

Following is the report % Super'nten-
dent Gumer % the Bureau ~ Associated
CHARITIES fer the month % March: Ap-
r,llrants. lis wanting work. q. given
work $, families given prov tsioHs, Il.
families given clcthinE, ", eTaerSefcN
,.gsNs <. r,er~ors given medical aiS. 8. per-
sons given burial, :
The bureau is sadly in ne@si 90 women s
underwear and skirts % children's cloth
ing and shoes OF all grades
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
New suits Filed.

The following new suits were filed yes
terday:
Kohler G. Chase VS.. =. i. Carroll, TO
recover possession OF plano; $50 dam
ages.
state VS.. William Francis. petit larceny;
appealed from Justices court.
Fidelity & Casualty Company VS.. John
Collins, sie0.50 on insurance policies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
Treasurer Maple Pays Out Gold

Yesterday was pay day for the county
and Treasurer Maple paid the employees
off In gold instead OF by check. Several
Populists who were about the court house
at the time remarked that he should have
stood by the principles OF his party and
paid them of In silver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02

= nav save vou sinae ara money - -
s-,f.,~v,e4 chat. when yoa need a blood
,,t,rsN@r AYERS SarSa rartllR IS the Kind
most fn favcr wan the medical Protes-
sion. II Is the STANDARD ans. As sgrA, the
..tx blood purifier admitted al the Chi
.,a.vN Worlds fair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02

Should he exercised in the compromising
Of r,resrrIntions. Care Is nothing though
without experience and skill our pre-
srrfutton department * Entrusted 10 eN-
,,.-t r,harrnaclsts who have mastered the
ss~tkrre OF drugs and give 70 the preFsa "a
ton OF every medicine d conSCicEl t3ots
~arefsl7eSs and attention Care and skill
prevent those mistakes q hlch ars At~sg
rre~fious 70 tha rattsuts for whom the
rTra.sfrirez are designed. You're sure OF
ge-+Sng exactly what your physician has
al la sickness confidence Is every thing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02

FOR SALE-Two of the most beau
tlfnl residential sites in Seattle.
size fs0x2f2 and 2i0x312. respect
lively. superb view of Lake Wash
ington and mountains. ". Marriott,
.O3 Bailey bgilding.
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United states Court Adjourned.

Judge Hanford adjourned the United
States court yesterday until May %. and.
accompanied by \. Reeves Ayers. clerk
OF the United States circuit court. left
last. evening over the Great Northern for
Spokane. where months session OF
court will be held.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02
STEALS ANOTHER HORSE.
Frank Clinefclter Again Satifics His
Mania For Uor-efiesh.

Frank Cllnefelter. the crazy horsethief.
who was dismissed from the county jail
few days ago on motion of the prose-
cutting attorney. seems 10 have n mania
for stealing horses. and last evening he
broke into "A stable In the southern part
Of the city and stole an animal belonging
% Hank Stewart. the driver for the Pa
slnc Market Company. Then he rugged
10 birdie and started with the animal
for his home In Kent. Davis discovered
me theft yesterday morning. suspected
Cinefelter. and had the officers on the
hokout for him. Yesterday afternoon he
sseiyed n telephone message from Kent
eat Clnefclter had been found with the
hars between Kent and Renton. The
sone VIII be brought back to- the city
tesay. but unless the prosecuting attor-
ray sees NJ 10 take the matter In hand
Cilnefelter will not be prosecuted. Stew
Art when asked last night II he would
prosecute. said. What's the use? He's
crazy"
The stable from which the horse. a
hald-faced roam. was stolen Is situated
on South Commercial street. Sunday
afternoon Clnefelter called on Stewart
aud limited that he would like 10 buy
The horse but Stewart told him to call
iae following day. Sunday night Cline
feIler went 10 the stable. broke open
the door took the animal outside, mount
81 him and made OF for Kent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02

The date OF Marie Burroughs first ap-
pearance in a classic role has been set
for April 2. She Will present Romeo ami
Juliet" on that date at the Baldwin thea
ter. An augmented company is being
formed by the actress to assist her in the
production. which promises to be an OK
ceIlent one. Miss Burroughs viii appear
10 great advantage in the character of
Juliet and her friends claim that she has
a great future before her in Shakespeare
an roles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-02

Yesterday while watching the spray
.,,,r,rs AZ work az rs Nes' Xcssr av-
.,,sT,., the ssslsd rlbhev rolls - the s. Per
sn>tton w~inger crushed the Old idea 81
hirh prf,es from the minds 81 young
.~ssrrtEa