davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

8iberfanb GIT 1eiften. Man fam bas nun
Elm bur9 @~epObnbeit enttanbenes unndtiir=
Tides 8erlangen nennen, pber es nit Semen
6aIten, Die %bebaupten, baB Sruntfu6i
cine &rant6ett iet, fi9er 1T, baB in beiber
SGnen Der Srunfen6plb elmer moraltf6er
Mufri9tung unb ldn9ere 3ett Der Stiibe BE-
bari, UNI ii6er bieIes unnatiirli9e GerGanger
bintpeg5utommen ober bic &rantbeit 3u bet
len.
Sn Nmerttd bat man ba3u in friiberer
Sabren f9On bic S%rtnterafple etngefibrt, Bit
dber mebr 3pdngsantalten itno, in Die Del
SrunfenboGb 1t9 hi felten fretptuig BE-
giebt, fonbern in Die i'm ert feline Mn9eb6z
rigen Ober Der Staat bringen miiffen. Mebr
fretptaig aufgefu9te Qnftalten ftnb in neuez
rer 3ett bic CUR Mntpenbung Der &eeleDT9eu
@olbtur eingeri9teten, aud erfreuen ftd
btefe gerabe Der beionberen CUNT bes dmert=
faniI9en publitums i'm Mugemeinen UNI
Der Semperen3bereine i'm 8efonberen. Mti
Der Nnpenbung bte1er @olbtur, beren@runb=
pertb mir bier %babingeiteGt fem Iafen pol=
len, befafen it9 Die benz Staatsienat unf
benz 4bgeOrOneten6aufe borIiegenben Sc
f~eBentpiirfe.
Die &usrottung Dber erbeblt9e @ermtnz
berung bes Caters Der Srunten6ett 1T fir
bas @oIfspObG bon 10 bober 8ebeutung, baB
man es ppbG - bic 3nedmGBtgfett beg
&eqepf6en @erfabrens INNER ~borousgez
febt : fir PfIi9t bes @taates 6alter tann,
it3 an ben pbiIant6roptf9en 8emiibungen
UNI 6erbeifIbrung berfelben su betbeiligen.
Sas @erldngen berienigen, Die fib TN Die
@nnabme iener 8orlage bemiiben, gebt oaz
bin, 6aB Der Stat es ben gpuntDbeb0rben
CUR Pflt9t MAIDEN foQe, Sruntenbolbe, bic
aus eigenen Mitteln bic Soften Der 8ebano=
lung in elmer 9eilantalt nt9t beitretten
t0nnen, Die Mtttel ba3u gu Itefern, ge9ebe@
men Sdqs au9 fplbe, bic ibrer SruntIu9t
tpegen etngefperrt nerben muBten, i'm
3pangstpege in iene Nnfta1ten gu f9affen.
2eBtere, b. 3. Die pegen i'm Srunte ~begangs=
ner Nus19reitungen Dber tpegen i6rer Sc
meingefdbrlt9fett Dber gum S9ube ibrer
IngebOrtgen CUR 9aft gebra6ten 9erIpncn,
fallen i'm 8efdngnifIe pbnebin Der @emetnbe
5ur2af uno fam fir ben@taat be3tebungsz
tpetie baS @ountp Die gertnge Mebrausgabe
in &n6etra9t Der MDgli6feit elmer bauernz
ben 9eilung nt9t ms @etpi9t faIen. Wo
aber berl1ngliidliAe lpobl ben guten @tuel1.
nt4t aber bic MitteG beiiBt, ii9 Dem 9et>
lungsOerfabren in elmer Nnitalt 3u unterz
3te3en, tit eS boppelte Bfli9t Der @emeinbe,
Der er ongebDrt, t9m ba3u bebilfli9 gu feta,
BENIN tpenn es tbr geltngt, etnen SruntIii@s
ttgen BON fetnem 2aiter 3u befreier, 70 Sat
tie ft4 unb i3m einen grpBen 9ienit bamtt
ertpiefen.
I'm Die Nnnabme beg @eIeBes bemiibsn
ft9 bauptfd9tt9 bic v@oman's MurtGiarp
2eague Of S1tnDts" unb Die vSutnois geouz
Bartifan @Oman's @brtfian Semperance
Linton" unb ba es namentlt9 bic Trauell
ftno, bic unter Der SrunfI u9t t6rer M2Gnz
ner gu letben BADEN, 10 tann man ibrem Be-
miiben, Der Sruntfu9t in elmer @ei1e 5u
i~euern, BITE nt6t mGBige unb unmGBige
Srtnfer a1e in etnen Sopf tpirft, cine
freunblt9e @eftnnung tpobG entgegenbrinz
gen. SeOenfals gIauben bteIe 5rauen an
bic @irfIamtett Der r&eeGep Cure, unb BE-
an etnem e4ten re9ten Srunten6oGb obn,=
bin ni6t Dtel gu berOerben 1T, 10 fam Der
@erfu9 immerbin nt9ts f9aben. .
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
6emntbIib.

@ommerfrif3Ger Ole auf bas 0ompFboDt
parten): nDann fGbrt benin Das S3iff
bier aba" = Sunge: Tim bier 16r!" -
(9}a9 elmer Stunbe,) = 9err: rSSa, mann
fommt benin enbli4 6aS Boot? Ou 1ait bod
geIagt, es tGme UNI bier ubr!!" Sunge;
nSSa - aber er1t -
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
Souen entfdetoen.

Die GountYsG ommiddre haben spif4en 5pei
Potels ais Qbtetoequartter fir ole Ge=
fbporenen oes GriminaIs6 eribts 8u
m6hIen.
Die gountDzG ommiKGre nerben 6e11te
oariiber abfttmmen, np bic 9ef9mprenen
bes Grimtnalgeri3ts in s3ufunft einlogirt
unb gefpetft tperben fp1en. @s 1treiten it9
UNI Die Sire 8tpet 9Otels, ndmGi9 bas vgez
Dere 9puIe" unb bas u2e @ranb". 8ts6er
mar bas e~rftere INNER bas Nb1teigequurtier
Der 9ef9norenen g~epe1en, bod es 1DQte Elm
Me9fel ftattfinben, neil Der 8eitBer bes
u2e 8ranD" bas Nnerbieten gema9t bate,
Die @e56pDrenen fir Z Gents per Sag nee
niger gu bet0figen, aGs Der 8eiiBer bes o&ez
bere 9ouie" benz .gountp bere9nete. Die
@ef9norenen firb nit benz @e9fel nt9t elm
berfanben, neil i'm yQe 9rdno" t6nen bas
&arten1ptel ais ein3iger 3eitDertretb geboten
iptrb, 1pd6reno ie i'm nRebere 9ouIe" Elm
@labier CUR 8erfigung BADEN. Der prG=
itbent bes @ountDrat6es, 9eal1, bat ii9 be-
reits gu @unften bes IeBteren 6otels aus
geIpro9en. Gr 1agte, baB bas &drtenIpieG
einen bemprqlifirenben @influB ausiibe unD
Ieiner Mnii9t pflt9teten Die &i9ter @inbes
unb Gtifforb BEL, @tntge Der GountpzGom
miffdre meinen iebo9, baB es glei9giiltig 1et,
ob Die ~@eI6porenen gum 3ettbertretb 8ar=
ten pber Glabter fptelten. Die 8erpflegung
i'm Sc @ranb lei cine ebenfo quite, ME i'm
u&ebere 6ouie" unb fofte z Gents per Sag
fir ieben 9e19porenen pentger. Cine berz
artige &ptenberminoerung fir bas @ptntp
fet ppbl ipertb, in 8etrd4t ge3ogen gu iper>
ben unb auBerbem feten Die 9ef4porenen
ni3t ba5u ba, UNI it9 81 amiiiren.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

= Sn benz rufif9en 0orfe OrGoipo purbe
Der rei3e @utspG9ter 9abibOntt19 fGmnt
Ietner Sruu, flint 8tnbern unb 3tpei 0tenit=
ma09en ermproet unb beraubt. Don Dem
Wt0roer feblt iebe Spur-
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
Gi1enbaRn~8 aRrpRdne.


ESbtca9n & gsortbwe fern:Gi Ienbabs. - Sidet
w Sfftces: 9os. 2O6-208 @larf-StraBe, an Der
Soflep @oenue Station unO am 2epot. Ode Meas'
uuo &inates5traBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

aEEN GbteaeO, BMrItnatOn b 6utnes
H~INHHEfEXT Gtienbabn.
N"kR1llllSAlMl Sur EidetS unh 6nIofpaaeu TpreAt
N S$A 6pr in 2I1 GIarfsStr. u. in Der 11uion
k%IllIIEE BafeueeT CITATION, G~aualsStrabeU no
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

cite SttGeIsWIate!- gSetD @urF ghieaoa
"nS at. &OMtssGtfenbabm.
Depot SIDE Start uub 3pblfter 9trase.
.9d9ll9. + 36Qli9. onS9en. count abf0BrI Tanfnnff
S91sa 5SOr 3 : Sls @ei4I gtaiI 8 GgPrebFt 5:s5 9g TOO q
sfein Yort & Soiton @gpreB ........' $50 n 8O0M
NSegen Der Sabrpreiie ober 8etten in edIaftpdoen rid.
Sd. $50 Wloin.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

WtlfpQatee un0 J~Eacine-NbfaBrf: 15WE s4Wt, f7WI
$50 81, tll:8o %. t2@, % g. '5M 3 q
.11:So M,' :I:i5 g., IA st.. '615 a., $50 u.
gaodforb unO Sreeport-@bfobrt II M. +lO:15 Sc.
+4:15 g., +11:30 u. Nntunft: +10,3 80 81, 1915 81,
1855 81, +i1:10 4-'T69Ii9. t3d9li1, aus9enommett
Sountogs. q3d9Iidb. Montoes onSgenpmmen. +SG9a
lth. SamItaQs ausgen. S6eG9 mad ST. Sopor6.
b SG9lib mad @Dinpuo.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
- linton paTenssr Station.
\ uGnnSyIVdnidI iRBS.l

@o0msS, Canal uHo 8ta6ifpus6tT.
SidetFOtftes: Nn bsr Station, in 24S e. glarb
0troBG 6de Sodion, uHb i'm Aubitoriuu1rS pttL
Snr6.3dee fobren nie TDIet mad Gentroi.3eit:
Gdelt@. f20alt4, on8asaommen Spnntaaa.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

'SagIi9. t@u8genornmeu Gonnta9. t Nus9euonl.
men Samftag. Mu8genpmme1 Ntpntoo. o SQbrt
t6glid o8 &ptol-.3ug BON SEES Wtolues suriid.
Peoria 6hlailpo9et miro benz Big 6ioe Somftae
&ben0s angebdn9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

Observation-Disclosures Sn9e ~perloiIen 9eorboru
&S Statipn. Gce 4nlt= nH6 9tar6oru=Etr. = Sifet.
9ifce POI 9. GIorf=9tr. umb 22l utl1iaon ape.
'2Qglidl. fGdQI, ousQeu. Count Nbfnbrt Nufuuft
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
glbfohrt anfunft

omaha, 9es Moines, 9euper,
Stpur gitD, Salt Safe, Gan
SSronCiscp, PDrtl0uo.
8IoG Stas uuD 9eaomop0. 500.
Sterltng. @lintDu Solar &optoS.
ct. Rortl, W&imleappliS, 9ulutb.
ct. 8aul, Wtinueapplis ........
Mta6tIDn, So @rone, @inOna =.
SDpa uno 9afota
syono bn Sac, SIbfofh, &eenob.
6reen 8op, Mtenominee .....
GfbtoIh Mppletou uuo ST. Sonar
aiblaub, 9urlep. 8ehemer, Sron=
lpopo uno &Biuelanber. 800.
SibtDIb, appleton, st. S0tparo
Marquette unb Safe Superior.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

1875 WG; 1900 g.; '11:4S T. aufuuit: '7:2o 3d.:
f1:25 g.: 1850 U.
Sroa6 gfopibs bra q. 81. q 8. q. g., @bIobrt: 1880
o.; 1850 u. @ntunft: ITO 3D.; 1906 u.
'&aaIi& t Gussen. 6onntao1. 9&uSssu. IVOntae.
fSbica4o, 8ttItpnufee 6 ct. VauE=E enb aht.
W Std StsStdet=Sffi 95 MbomssStrabe; Gelepbpne
2l90 9totn. nniDn Boifaeier .StetioR Canal, Adams.
uub WtaotiOns9traBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

gB2tbtean GentraIs y. 2. q. 8 Q. u. uuS .. D
~$ =. st. 8-u3be gtieQaro Sans HsuteH. Eidets
Offices, 60 GIart Ctr. uub Stationen IL ctr. uHA PART
Rntn. q. Ctr. SO. StE. unh 6nhe 0orL
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

Nbicaao, bod .SsIanO : RaetHcsgaBm. -
W MISREPRESENTATION. Ban 8urensStr., elm 8Iod
iibIi9 oOm 8oarb Uf SraOe, &idetsSf1ce: 1O4 @lorfTtr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

3tl0:
e9uelau9 mad 9e5 Motues .....
Sntnots, Sonia NIB Hepria'@rprei
Wtiuueopolts. @t.R g. Siour Sans
Solicit Accommodation 80.
8sru Accommodation. ..........
ct. So. &e0peuUortb, &onIaS @itp
Colorado 81 3ero3 @rpreB. 49,.
8to Sioe nab Sender, GplD. Sp9s.
Yueblo, nia Smab0 Il Stncolu -.
Dmnba, ct. Youl & 0eHuer.... -.
8e0ria. GSfotpoin g. San. @itp 80.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

Die GountYsG ommiddre haben 3pif4en spei
PoteIs ais Qbitet9equartier fir ole Ge-
fdworenen oes GriminaI=6 @ ri9ts gu
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22

Die Deroebune oes Gontrafts fir ole Siefe=
rnne pom pumpmafdinen an cine aus
wdrti9e ifirma perurtheiIt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
BALLARD TO VOTE ON BONDS.
Proposition Opposed by Opponents of
Water Works Purchase.

The election to bond the outstanding
city debt Of about s2i1n takes place in
Ballard today The city officials were busy
yesterday getting everything In readiness
for the election and there was more
than usual TO be done. as This is the first
election since the city was divided into
three wards. The city clerk. c. W. En-
erSon. and CITY Attorney Edmund Peters
were engaged getting the forms of bal
lots. stamps and instructions for electors
prepared. the committee on public build
ings and grounds was experimenting the
construction Of booths and ballot boxes
for the new polling places. Following is
list Of polling places:
First ward-The old hose house.
Second wardJ. G. Young's old store
building on Polk street.
Third ward-The Hehuer building on
Broadway. near Second avenue.
Last night a mass meeting was held In
the Odd Fellows hall 10 discuss the qucs-
ton and all the speakers were in favor
OF the proposition. The eleC ton, how
ever. is expected 20 he close. as IL re-
quircs three-nfths Of the total vote TO
carry Much Of the opposition is fac
tfouai and arises from fights over the pro-
posed purchase % George F. Gund's cleo
tric light plant and The purchase OF the
West Coast Improvement Companys wa
ter system. Some Of the opposition is
caused by ignorance. as quite a number
say they cannot trust the council 20 han
die the money. As the council will rave
nothing ~ do with the money. which the
treasurer alone viii use - pay of ont
standing warrants as soon as Il is re-
cetvet. most of the opposition arising
from this cause will be overcome BY
proper Information.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
An Evangelical Bishop Coming.

Bishop William Horn, OF Cleveland
one of the four bishops of the Evangeli-
cal Association of North America, who Is
visiting this Coast, preaching as he goes
viii be In this city Monday. April y. and
will preach in the German language m
the Evangelical church. corner Birch and
Harrison streets. near the Cedar street
car line, at T:So p. m The bishop. bor1
and educated In Germany, came to this
country when a young man, joined the
Evangelical Association in Wisconsin
where he was in 1861 received into the
ministry I'm 1891 after thirty years o:
valuable service as an itinerant preacher
editor and poet he was elected bishop
and is in this capacity visiting this Coas'
TO preside al the Oregon and California
annual conferences. Rev. August Ernst
pastor of the Birch street church. viii
welcome members of other German
~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
He Saw a Snortiye Whaie.

The fishing schooner Loyal arrived al
Ainsworth & Dunns wharf yesterday
morning from the halibut banks with
1900 pounds of halihut on board. Capt
Jackson, her master, reports that he had
rather a strange and novel experience
when the vessel was off Beal point he
sighted what ne thought was a dcrelict
vessel, floating bottom up IN The water.
He caused the schooner's dory TO he
launched and rowed II toward the sup
posed derelict. When he got close 10 1t
he found IL TO be a huge whale. The
leviathan at this iuncture began TO play
in the water 1t was a grand sight TO
see The monster cavorting through the
waves. He approached the dory, and
cant. Jackson st once rowed TO his
schooner and got out Of the vicinity Of
the whale with all possible speed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
The United Holiness Meeting.

United Holiness meeting at the Saliva
ton Army barracks. corner or Souih
Third and Yesler avenue. last evening
Was great success. about 100 Christians
being present. The meeting was led by
Major Morton, assisted by Capt. and
Mrs Schultz. Capt. Mashburn, Capt.
Kennedy. Lieut. Abbot, Cadet Nonges-
ser. Cadet Weston and Cadet Sheridan.
The meeting was opened with song and
PRAYER. after which the lesson was read
hy Major Morton. with a short address.
when the usual testimony meeting was
thrown open 70 Christians After num-
her Of testimonies by different ones, the
meeting was closed by Major Morton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
Noted Soprano soioist at First Baptist
huf-ch

The First Baptist church will he favor
81 Sunday morning with Il solo by Mrs
Gilbert :. Mann, Of Portland or Mrs
Mann. as Miss Maude kinsman. was the
Well known soprano soloisi AT the Rug
giles Street Baptist church in Boston pre-
vious 10 her removal 20 Portland year
ago. ~ the request Of friends she has
consented 70 favor the congregation 81
She First Baptist church With the solo.
The Ninety and Nine ~ Campian.
The services are held az the Seattle
theater and commence promptly at II a.
m. Rev W r Taylor viii preach on
"Char-h Unity and What Is Essential
Thereto" All are cordially invited TO
come and Worship with as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
HIS FOOT CRUSHED By n WHEEL.
Iaborer'S Zeal causes His Injury at
Nofan-~ Foundry.


Sherman T. Scott had his left foot
crushed by a cogwaeel Of donkey engine
at Moran Bros foundry yesterday nteTn-
ing. necessltatiHg amputadon- The IN
iured man was removed 10 Providence
hospital. where the Moran brothers nave
arranged for him to be cared for.
Scott. who Is a poor man and has beer
out OF work. was at the foundry yester-
day while the large pumps for the govern
ment dry dock az Port Orchard were be-
ing raised by means of donkey engine.
He assisted IN taxing care OF the rope IS
il unwound. from the drum Of The engine,
and as another man was needed he was
given employment. The man who had
been attending to the unwtnding took
another part Of the work. The rope
slipped and Scott. in his zeal 10 get a
hitch around the drum. climbed on top
of cog wheel. When the engine started
by signal from the men at the hosting
end. Scett's foot was caught and crushed.
Scott says thst ne yelled 10 the engineer
10 wait a minute, bat that his cry was
evidently not heard
The employees at the foundry raised $50
or $50 to take care OF Scott's family, and
the Moran brothers have made arrange
ments at the hospital for his care.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
supplemental Tide Land PIats

Engineer Stixrud has almost complete
his work on the supplemental plats TO the
tide lands. the large plats Of which were
finished some time since. The plats cover
sirips Of tide land which lie beyond the
limits Of the old donation claims along the
water front near the business center
They also cover tide lands M to the hne
~ high tide and which were not inClud-
Oh in the plats as originally ded. ON the
north the strip begins from about the
foot of Mercer street and extends north
and on the south u covers quite scope
from near the head Of the bay around to
West Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
Highest of all in Leavening U. Govt Report
R3H!Aa!!! R RsklH&
ABSOLUTELY PURE

his generous disposition. his fair dealing
toward all men and the many other eS-
ceilen: qualities with which ne had en-
8eared himself 70 his friends:
That rhe association tenders 10 the pc
reaved wife its profound sympathy IN
her great loss:
And directs tha: copy OF these reso-
buttons he recorded on the minute hooks
Of the associa ton and thai copy be
presented to the widow of the lamenie9
deceased. PETER BURNS.
President
Oscar Stenstrom. Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
Mr.. Georuer. Iieilhrnn.S life Insurance

A. the ume az Mr. Hcilbrou's death ne
carried policies Of $4,000 IN the Mutual
life Insurance Company of New York
Mr. William : Pond. general agent IN
Seattle for the Mutual t&fc. yesterday re
ceivcd = telegram announcing that his
company has approved the Ieiihrop claim
aui a cheek FOR 500 az has been forward
"a 20 this city The proofs Of death We're
f0rw rsiet from here about ten days axe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
Petitions For Charter Revision.

The Municipal League. having in charge
the petitions asking sfor an election Of
freehobders 20 revise the city charter.
viii hie tho petitions with the city clerk
today or Monday. J !. McGilvra has sev-
eral 81 the petitions. covering aboat ?. $40
namcs. while N. NJ Holmes has the rest,
Mr. McGilvra said last evening that the
league had been waiting FOR the city conn
81 To exercise It's privilege and issue a
call for the election. but since no such
action has heen taken the petitions would
81 duly Med with the city clerk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
Arguing a Grade Tax Case.

The rase q The CIV rs George r =.
Monk FOR 81 81 Involving the legality Of
Tire grade tax FOR che Improvement or
olive street. from Stewart 70 Thirteenth.
Was heard before Ajfref Battle. Judge pro
tam in che library rooms ~ me court
house yesterday. Most q the afternoon
was consumed hy the argument. and he
fare adjournment tho attorneys agreed 20
submit the case on printed briefs and
such additional authorities as The city
Hh.,ufH offer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
ladies. nnck suit bargains.

Just received \ new line % ladies'
duck suits en- an she latest colors and
s,vIes. great bargains a. s. S5N. s. ana
s. ID Another Iof or trimmed high ard
low crown white sailors. 1sc up Also new
stock Of lsties' walking hats. We ara
making sp~-iai efforts IN the children s.
trimmed hst Department IRIS season. Re
sere ana investigate before buying elise
shers. J = Graham Millinery AMI Cloak
House TTs Sls-ora street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
TO RE BURIED IN CALIFORNIA.
Arrangements for Fraser'S Funeral
thhrgc Of Mnrhcr Ngafn-f pnce

The remains Of Harry /. Fraser. who
died az Providence hospital yesterday
mornlng A. o'clock from the effects OF
the wound Inflicted ny Paul Pages re-
vcltfr al the Northern hotel saloon last
Tuesday morning. VIII hc scut II stock
ton. cal, tomorrow afternoon at 1910
O'Clock. over the Northern Pacific rail-
road. Mrs. Fraser viii accompany the
body
Definite arranee mea:s have not been
made. but IL IS nov proposed 20 hold ser
N5ee az Bouney & Stewards chapel to-
morrow morning about n O'Clock Rev.
clark Davis will BE asked % of3clate.
Fraser was q member 81 Court Friar
Tuck No 7.a2l A. q. F. which will take
charge ~ tho services.
WheH FAKE was made acquainted yes
tsrriay with the fact OF FrRsev's death
So expressed deep regret. Prosecuting A.
terrsy HASTE sa'd yesterday afternoon
7haf he would immediately lie an iufor-
nation iu The runlripal court charging
Tsse WITH murder iu the arst degree
There has been considerable discussion
or this g~olrt by those Vho have follos ell
f@a ease hr%ausp some are i~riiaeS 70
tssHs ~ attending circumstances 30 neg
warren. 2 charge iu she first degree
0eieh ir,olNes generalization.
C'>~ne tskssn. pr. IT. n Kline. n
e. A smith and D~. = : Palmer hels
7oet u'0r.esn exam imitation ou Fraser's
s@.71lHs Yesterday Q afternoon. zr3 1er~:e8
feat trath was due 20 Intestinal obstrs4--
t.aa caused ay a t4Eat voar5.
Tha following resolutions in memory nj
Efr Fraser acre afontrt az meeting
~ the Liquor Dealers Protective ASse-i-
af.1r yesterday
whereas Nagrv T. fraser has t.eer
srlj 3eolF Summoned frau rhls lfe. AMI
A - .ss.r p b. d. -
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e. z. May, charged with attempted bur
giary will have a preliminary eXauiiDa-
ton before Justice OF The Peace ". Z.
McElwain this morning
A meeting Of The Ladies Auxiliary Of
the Seattle General Hospital Will be held
at o'clock this afternoon at the Cham
her OF Commerce rooms. All woman are
invited TO ioin in the good work
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nnlIct rahcn Il,nln oIa..eocI... -

The haue' rh8t Harry q. Good arfi iuio
oesrrr Class-,.k's lcft arm Vas removed
yesterday morning nv Or. Fall. Il ~ rs
located between the bones 81 the foreavr1.
on the ont-t3c ~ she arm nitway be-
tween TIRE wrist ana elbow Glass k
wH} h- able so Ns ou. n a few lays THr
preliminary examination - Good - set
ys- MAY = before Jadse Glasgow "a thc
municipal court
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Wa RsaY Vas sics. Ne Eave ~ CaSsorsa-
Ne Sc ss.-s CA4st. s3ss eri.ss sor t,asso-sA.
Waa Sha e-s-.sr- NaSs ere c2,saz - Casfoyia.
Waea sae l-l Caadrea. Sc gave thea Casters
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with invitation 10 those who had not
received the blessing Of holiness 10 come
forward. The results were TWO for sane
tiacation and one for salvation.
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BRENITIE>-

Excursion 70 Snoqualmis Falls next
sunday. Fare for round trip. 8.
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DIR. SlNDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT

Is 4 natural remedy. Il gives new life -
eNe weakened organs Its current is felt
instantly upou application. Electricity IS
a remedy originating IN Nature. and il Is
Nature. This famous belt IS guaranteed
tn cure nervousness lack 81 energy pal
rtfati0u ~ the heart weak stomach
lame back. kidney troubles. frequent
urtnAtirE. rheumatism. Sctatlra- i0diGeS-
tiau emissions. lelpoteucy, falling pow
ers etc.
send for book. Three Glasses % Men
sealed. free. Address
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We take p'eassrc in ress,-nuer,linS
ehsnileriain's e,sgh Remedy. became Il ;,
praised b al vho iry 81. }. W.Cox \ SoN,
aEsggists, Mansfield. ore.
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SANDER ELECTRIC Co.

Cor II ani Washington SIS, Portland. or.
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Oscar stenstrom. Secretary