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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26
FISHER rRoMrrLr SEE rREs.
Oregon Indictments Too Uncertain n
VIII Find tns Actual rorscr.

-
VIII find 1hs Actual rorecr.
The hearing of Col Thomas II. F,sher.
Of Port Townsend who was arrested a
week ago on an Indictment returned BY
the United States grani jury at Portland.
came UP before Judge Hanfori yesterday
afternoon and the prisoner was dis
charged on the grounds that the iusfict.
mauf alleged no crime and was therefore
void The hsassng was On the application
OF The United States attorney FOR a war
rant OF removal 10 the district of Oregon
and the warrant was denied The govern
msTst appeared by r. G. Robertson. assist
ant United States district attorney, and
tfsa defendant APPEARED by Col J. ".
Scott, OF Pert Townsend. and Charles r.
Fsshbaek and ]. NJ. Wasting. OF Seattle.
When the argument IF tiis defendant was
concluded by Mr.. Fsaaback. Judge Ham
ford promptly anxsoancest his ruling. He
said IL did not appear thar the ofpsasfcsys
snent soned In tho Indictment was an obi.
CATION OF the government. or had been
issued uirfsr she authority Of an act Of
congress-. or tsaas any funds OF the gov
eminent whatsoever had been paid osat
thereon, end that the ipdsctnsent was IA.
tally detective and uncertain as TO .ar1y
crime being charged against Col. Fisher
He therefore ordered The prisoner to tie
discharged. and said that IL the governA
mefat desired TO proceed further on the
facts CLAIMED against Col. Fisher 1t must
do - by proper insiscfnseat. and by a trial
on the merits In stsas district
Ii is believed that this decision, virtually
settles the case. The facts In the srsisct-
ment are Ao ssssfcfina.ely stated tsaat II
DOES not nppsar that any fssoneys Of tho
United States were ever recesved by Mr..
Fisher. or that no did any ACT connecting
him With any iffaYaoIss- use of government
funds. Ills friends who were present ir.
large numbers at the tseassns yesterday.
are among tha leading citizens OF this
zssSy. and some Of shsrn are prosniserrs
Grand Army men, With whom Col Fisher
~ a favursss assd ss deemed 20 be man of
tho highest honor aSsd 5nteGriiy. They
poured In ,spoa him With co0gra ,fsiatzons
at thss early decision OF the matter.
Wherever ske facts are Investigated the
defense proposes to show that Col. Fisher
had rsotA2ng 10 do with tie position Of the
check whose proceeds are alleged 20 have
been atolen, but that ne aaded the SOW
eminent In n large measure 10 discover
the fact that there had heen forgery
ard that but for hss., 81 never would have
been known that any forged IFsaossefserst
had been made TIE guilty parties ara at
present unknown. nits & $ eesseved tsas
the facts now IN the possession ofsattnr-
neys viii lead 20 tsseSr apprehension.
Among those present sn slse court room
yesterday. ard who Csrzs forward 10 corr
rrwtgiate Col. Fisher. wore E.x-Depasy
Cssssrzcr u. A. Mckenzie. Dr. +. w.
STARTING. Col. JAMES Iesssiy. Cen c. W,
Tsarner. Jnssns +. Haze. arr3 several csti-
gems az Port Townaefss. where. Col Fsssscr
ssove resides. an5 where ne ssclsss Tire r~css-
.<x.r, ~ .s..s,ssss county esfsrk
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mann. on, sx..a.,ea Eaeash.

Laura A. noas. as trustee q the estate
~ III u Hsgxtns. Seeraeess. yesterday
sssErussrr,si an actsca "a &c superior
sx,1srs agnsrSs Caxxsses c. ani C1ar2 g
ssshAs4saza 80 erso-ee payment % 3 two
,~sar rcrsssssssgy scse fer SO ssss usads "a
thsz c9y Iafy g. 1881. ara bszsrfug u per
cent. interest. The ssoEs - se<-sfrs~f by
mortgage on one tract % sifss-tye acgxss
ARA aacsne~ 81 fogsy-sive ak-ws- In Ser
s.,srs,s-. 1855. she ssose beng nnpasz1 TIE
v.Aasrtsr was essoas - sc-ec.cses ~nen
f-res r Sander. Incorporated. secured an
exsesSson 81 esSnssen -arsstas ny execszx-
ing arncne~ mortgage On . swezfy- Eve
as--.. srx~s. asssses. as teze osherSl near Ere
4 a. Marse os<asEozs csSsrS, ascssg TIE
Ire % tsse eosursesa 6 rGget Sc@zssd rail-
rSssat l'ase sEsgwresf has esea F&zd ur 20
January =. So ssxs che gw@s~-ssAaa - rsor
.sss. rsasnsi9 asks u resnser sla.ee To-
resaas~ asta ss.ase asen-rey Fee ard So y
xsasa for <axes II. ~ E@aaoss arss wsfe
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LIFE ON m.sEl1.,s BLAND.
siraon Says There Are Too Many 4
sscts. Net Enough Eoo6

siraon Says There Are Too MANY In
sscts. Not Enough Food.
]. s. Simon, who was sentenced to Nc
Ne!fs island for thirty days by Judge
Hanford about December 10, 1894. for
smuggling woosen goods from Vancouver.
has rturned to this city. after serving
his time. ana gives a description OF the
institution which. II correct, confirms his
opinion that 1T Is not fit for ground
hotss to live IN. He. declares that an In
yes,tisation Is needed.
In an interview With a Post-Intelfigen-
Ger reporter last night. Simon said:
When / arrived al the island I was
stripped OF all my clothing and furnished
with a prisoners outfit. The underwear
they gave me was urc!ean and very
coarse, and sfa socks were a eight. Thay
threw mo into a csli With a couple Of
occgs. ana IL didn't take me long to size
up the institution and the food.
'The men are fed three times q day.
bat are not given enough IN the three
meals 10 satisfy one's appe.ite for one
meal. In the morning the men are given
ahUut enough nush 10 i'll a shlfnbie. a
small plecs OF meat ard bread and a cup
of COFFEE. AZ NOON they get even Iesw.
and In the evening they get a cup or tea
ard some bread and meat The food f.
al coarse. and there L. very isttle OF IL.
/ was often so hungry THAI I woala es<
had potatoes and potato pcolinrs, and
know 1sany Of the men confined there 20
% bed hungry almost every night.
.srhe quarters are email and crowded.
ana tire foul smell. arising from 30 many
rsssa being confned there. Is ss-neshsng
aTtgis The aetciethes assd pillows are
filthy.
After being shsre a short time I asked
the warden for a change OF underwear
and socks. and was referred 10 tho stew
srd. man nazsed Trcatusan. but was re-
fused by that cfssciAl. I wa~ Getting
lousy. ard knew tsaas many OF the men
were In that condEsioa- Trousnsax seems
10 run the entire Institution, and Is no
coed he lad me doing sone work IL,
the kitchen. bat wouldn't stay and r,ur
up with rms abuse. Ore % the men coss-
dnsd there was very SICK. and really
6tda't get any attention. Hiss h-sssdtrx
srxa pillow were II y Disgusting ecnas-
rsofa. and wien I lsft ] exchanged nina
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10 OCCUPY THE LAND.
Thrifty Polish and Swiss Col
onists Coming Out.
70 JOIN ms RAPpERs~vllERs.


Rev. Father Kiawfter, OF chicago:
Petsr zobrist. ~ RaprefswylL What
com county. ana Jere Netersrs . lawyer
ct whakeon. whe are interested in cob
onfzang ee.eoc ac<es IL land IN the Nook
SACK valley, Near Acme. left Thursday
evesang for 81 Paul. Dulath. Milwau-
kee, Chicago and other Eastern cities.
They have already located twenty-threa.
families at RappesswyiL ard Within 30
days expect to pilot 150 more 70 their
Elysium of the West The scheme is
an interesting one. and appears 10 be
entirely practical. AN Of the members
OF the cosony will be Poiists Swiss.
German ard Slavonian Catholics
Tie 20,e00 acres are owned by the
Rapperswyll Colony company. OF which
cepssern Rev. Father KlAxftes II rTesi-
dent; Peter Zoirist, secretary STAN
ley NIanlxewski, treasurer and vice
president, and Peter Neterer, attorney
1t ID proposed that all the members OF
the colony efall be citizens and sspet
OF them faranerA Men will be enlisted
from the Middle West, many. or the
farmers In these states being dissatis-
fed and desiring to sei1 and enigrate
to q new country Rev. Father Kia-
wftfr. VINO preceded the twenty families
ALREADY located at the cotony. chose
the land selected, partly at the instance
of Mr., Zobrist. who has resided IN
Whatcom county for ten years Pre-
yio,is to buying the land Father Kla.
witer had the country inspected and
secured letters from Bishop Junger,
OF the Nesqually diocese: Father Is.
Deiiranez. OF Seattle; Father Won Hold
erbeck. OF Enohoniish, and Rev. M.
Tapara. of Tacoma, all Of whom pro-
nounced the land to be first-class.
Rapperswyll Is located a mile and
half from Acme, on the Lake Shore
rad. and IL now graced by a large
three-stofy colony house for the con-
verience OF the settlers as they arrive,
for the use OF which the company will
charge nothing. The name Of Rap
perswyn was chosen after much study.
After the partition OF Poland I'm 1893
by Russia. Prussia and Austria, many
Poles took refuge at Rapperswyii.
Switzerland. establishing a Polish
church. where they lived In peace, conn.,
fort and happiness. wesShiping God
after the dictates OF their own con.
science. The naming OF their new col
ony after the old one naturally sug-
gested itself The church of the colony
will be In charge of Father Klawiter.
and during the latter's absence Father
Tapara will be In charge.
1t is proposed that the colonisfs will
60 into the dairying. stock raising, saw
mill and shingie mill business; in fact,
anything that will give employment
and ensure returns First the land will
have to be cleare3. and the lumber will
go through the shingle and saw mills.
Then. while slashins. dairying and
stock raising will be followed Finally.
when the land Is completely cleared,
the coionist will follow general farm
ing. 1t Is expected that before the yeah
ends at least 200 families will have ar
rived at the colony and be allotted
their lands
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LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Port Angeles Lot Claim Reiecsed-A
Wcman'a Claim II ReInstateta.

Edward A. Bowers assistant land COM
missioner. has declined to forward SAM
uel l.. Crawfnrtis appeal from the de-
cision of the general land Office rejecting
his application TO purchase blocks 81 and
50 Of Port Angeles townsite, on the ground
that the appeal was not filed within the
time allowed by law.
Secretary OF the Interior Hoke Smith
has denied the motion for a review In
the case of Thomas N. V. Dorson VS..
Henry NJ. Gtiey, Involving the e i-s Sc
Ia or section 81. and n 1-s sw Ia of sec-
ton s5. township 81, n. r. L. utley
Is allowed sixty days In which To pay
Tor the land and failing to do SO his
proof will stand rejected
The presumption entry of Helen r.
Glsason for the W IL Sc IA and e IL sw
Ia Of section l, township 80, N. II. 6 E.,
suspended November %, 1898, on the
ground OF Don-resiaenee and improve
ms'rit. has been reinstated by Assistant
Land Commissioner Bowers In accord
aree with a report from Special Land
Agent Marsh Atkinson.
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On ,ne a,e,. for cn,eh.. rn,.,..

The people who live In tire vicinity OF
Brosdway and Depot streets are on the
lockout for chicken thieves. and lie tha
guilty parties are caught there will. be,
great rejoicing. Conrad uhlie In one Of
the victims and lie says that a s-rge num-
Der Of his finest fowls have disappeared
from bis chicken coop. lie has suspicious
hut not Of sucn a stature ttat he feels
warranted in swearing out n warrant
Expreswrasn kane. who nves In the same
,,salghborhsod. told a reporter he would
gsasiiy give IS 20 get ssoid OF the THIEF.
or. Kane has some caickens he Is afraid
wiz disappear also.
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esan~.. in IN. aah,c,n.. Cr.~

Several changes Win soon take rsare
IN the perscnuei OF the wArshsp Mohscan's
crew. j. +. Stanton. pzynassar. ~sls be
transferred 80 tsse Monterey 10 act In TIE
sausa caracar, ana his place viii be slsled
~ AsSissars Payusaster F. II. Hicks. VITO
has Just arrived here. lieutenant Storms
ard Caiets ysot.ard and Prss. wilI be
Transferred 80 The new cruiser Olympia,
now being ofs1rea az San rgare4ssx,.
Il Is not k-scvs get wsso VIII be seie.sea
20 al the vacancy caused BY Leus.
Storms transfer.
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n -. kelley. a t4.rn..<<x - -
non. a. II. Frlni srs,..~. 3, !. = Fsses-
Stewart. 1'ya' A.
Mrs sfswax4 IL. -.
witnesses. an 81 49,. 49, -. = affay %
character ~. 49,, snas ner
she was 4 1eardwn-ss,s - "a .ssa.
made many ,a<srtssc.. 8. -. - 9 80 nan
h@r boy. sbe ragss. - $ = - % support
fers 10 the ssars - 80 - ma sis-
asonr the rsss -. - s'n Their issti-
fer had been sns 80 - - mai ms
his xrsy6fa,h~, j 1-z s.zs PAST WIN
son, fis3n~ :. ~ 49, -. /. stohenia-
abe lad rata q ,,,...s. s - anu snas
Her father sasa X. 49, - nas slppo1s.
for nine vs.,~ - 49, - vi stsMart
cas- for ~. ss.sIs - - e ~as ahnt 70
and yuIearstx - -. - cDscenify
guilty NOT o,lv & 49, .-.a I.Aa zen
s11ch. but 81 S1,s r,.,.s, - s..sa.s w
was then turned ~ ~ :. - 49,
Stewart. The fatha~ -. 49,. .. - - =
did you ever ksrv~, 49, = ...-.-
With men 81 bad rfzrzrs.~r.
''Onfy George sse~r~s n.
associate she 3var n.ss
This testimenv 90. n..a.....
OF others of ths fas.sssx :. a. - - s.1
before che f5axrvxaA 80 - - ,asa.
Stewart haa sn1sw,..a,s -. 80, ,I'
throw knives .na 49, =. -. -. 80 -
and 10 tell hav a., ~ nssA'.
The ws.r.~... - !" - =
we're: j. Jahr~o, - - ssewart
johnson rsanr~. 5 -. as.son. a1ILzie
grave = Tr..t SssfAe sea
Mary sfcArsg,s' r.,.....A :. HusseA'
Ardie. ~ = 49,. - IaaM. Lewis NC
Gillette. p = 49, :. scnns. H.
Mrs. ssswars 49,. .....
and was snb1estss :. !. -, 80 ,he sIan's
tion. sha sn.-,s-.s = .neai exailina-
hesifasi,r,- go :. dsSe.ohs Whnout
inlienatian :. 49, s.1 suoHeo much
terrDrasorias g.. -. " tina I'M
losf ber ,.s,s,,,.. sa now sne naA
because r. ~ .~.~.,s. 80 .eies'hoae onics
how .ha -. -.,,, - aoas charges. ana
ap..,,,,- -. - - shissossu Al the singer
..Vb~ 49,. 80 =. .Isz one was asked:
anssas5 - -, ~ sep ss tne Doy with you.
s.rss -. 49, nhh az your fathers?'
~, a.. - : 1ouiu save instruction
:, e. .a,a.-s.a ass1 astend 70 my duties
.r;t,. - lpassa oiiss' aho take the child
Han..sa ras' snos'ld eor
sa,s =. - -. p1ospectors VINO Is
attsr.nt =. 49, = 1esspons'Die Tor the
,,,s,,,s.s ts.. .aiS ehad from The
stax,.~. - A.s te'aions TO Mrs.
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= MAYS wiru ais MOTHER


AatsIe cheater Stewart Causes =
sd b"snestic EXPOSURE.
Lila Chester Stewart. she 4.ysar.o,a
- as mas lately sprung Into public
- through the contention OF his d.
~ esFvnts, remains with his mother.
s..s.l assoss was announced TO a crowded
ss.sota yesterday afternoon shortly
s.s O'clock hy Judge Hun,es. who
- sngaget the ensire day hearing
- sa1o3gh the trial the b-sght-faeesi
- 49, "A onteet OF more than orii-
Z. e.. sfSss. He has long. curly hair.
- ss'sent face and mischtayous WAYS
-. = oaes attract attention. ana yes
Z, as II annsndfai OF the dasperat.
90. s's 'aas vas being waGef as to who
49,. e Ills custodian. he played ..reep.'
s sss hack or his chair with reonle
49, 49, aaassnce. took bis mothers hard
= -. :. AID tied Il into a dozen knots.
sasa sentaret 20 speak a word ar
nnf- he was neatly dressed
Ia. ' s. Ter all the weird like a Little
~. aefey sprung up ia the West
go. "s outset thc case was bitterly
- and each side introduced wit
-, ~ N sgsieaver "a prove faa other
-. aans 70 care for any ehsiA Geo.
the divorced husband. relied
ksss..sAa extent on the testimony az
& $50 Whom 10 had employed 10 rai-
asss- Stewart aai observe her every
es.- ssaer 10 make her cut had
"a IN this way &c tried % establish
81 - sae s.ecslng allegations In ,he
-. : IAssica!asS. an egsllns 90 which
= = zssisAea cniy few sas.s aga. ore
~ "sssssstss svsore that Mrs stewart
- =. sssa<s1s3 20 axe ps,esane language.
$50 s1sFs isssise3 20 ,alnTs ret very
!, 3 s''''srsary. Tsse Fel.ew4ag uere called
~ 1ss e sNe father. Gecr<e Cave.
- .ess J. =. Ccll.as. @. Moreaeaa.
e.. Sses. MrS l. Tvsnwa.. Mrs.
sssazy Meca!yesy. Anaaa Loaser.
'sias ceaSh Kennedy tho Most
"a Popular ia Iowa
81 - any injustice TO many other
n:ps have for sale. / will saw shst
O. I'D larger amount OF essar,ahe-lain's
Esasely than al anv osLer kind
- past wear. also ;ha. not csse
- as rcaehni nse Of anv fasiure 20
- - : fseairesaen,s. c. &. ICrTEg,
Twp ksser. Iowa.
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Ner ruIt. ri.aa.

In the superior court yesterday new
suits were begun as follows:
Charles E. Bowers VS.. Catherine wies-
enthal ct al.-Pfomissory note and mort
gage. $ssi.
Birmingham National bank VS.. Quigfey
and Tuttie-Money loaned, sisNc0
Northern Couities Investment Trust
Company We. c. NJ. Anderson eft al.--
Pronrissory note and mortgage. s3.o0.
Solicitors Loan & Trust Company w.
Jessie n Tuck ct al.-PromaSsory note
and mortgage, 500.
Laura A. Bond, as trustee. ct vir. vs.
Charles C. Coleman ct ai.--Promsssory
note and mortgage, $1,000
Rainier Power & Railway Company vs..
Ellen MsEirey ct al Material mans lien,
1861 s..
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- 10oe -%S14448<W - 0U~ S00y083x Q0088t
en- Cesst Lsne.
Stephen Berxzn. an erupsoyc OF she Great
Ness1snru raSkuad ssad q narssuw escape
f~En Death yesterday afssrzacen BY twang
hsssied under = aanasssle essesxs eight mites
rssth Of Ballard. Az that point ske sscarn
sssoves IS working On an enahank1nrns
circuit eixty feet fzsk Besgsa was stand
ing between the ensasanaxnesa& and some
cars wesen the slide came down with a
rsssah He was unablc 70 get usst of the
way ard WIS cs1ls1esf up against the cars.
the earth baTrytng aim frosn ssxast AS
soon as psssdbae sssovelers began digging
for hahn but Il was nearly ten minutes
beSore he was rescued HIS right hsrass
was badly bruised and has right leg
sklnred. bur beyond general ssiffsaing
OF the muscles he suffered no other In
Jufses He was brought 10 tbs city and
taken to Providence hospital.
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William McPhee. an engineer, and Mary
Cameron. os South Seattle, were 10 have
appeared In the municipal court ,es,er-
day to answer a charge of stealing coal
from the passing cars of the Oregon I'M
provement company, but they did rot
answer the call aud bench warrants were
issued Tor their appearance today.
Andy Fuller. a laborer, was caught In
the act of stealing coal OF, Wednesday
night and Is charged with petty larceny.
1t has been a practice for people In
South Seattle to stand ON fences and
knock coal OF the cars with hooks at
tached to long sticks.
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TRYING a chsh.ll. murderer.

"A. c. Mcbride. ex-assistant prosecut-
Ing attorney OF this county, Is Ia Cheha-
lis county conducting the prosecution In
the case OF Max Haas. a bartender who
Is charged with numbering Joseph Patek
at Chehalis December IS, 1895. The Sc
cret societies Of which Patek was men,
Der have interested themselves TO see
that no stone Is left unturned to get at
the bottom OF the case and punish the
guilty
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ronrss ana Pupsic stmee,


A snzrriage license was Issued yester-
day for Brunn ouaas and Enma Miller.
both Of Seattle.
Elizabeth Reign has been discharged as
Cured from tire Gteflaooom asylum She
was admitted December 90 1884
b. b. q Philips was admitted TO prac-
Ice IN the superior court yesterday on
csrtifscate from the Gesrge.own college.
Notification has been received at the
county clerks Office OF the death OF Il.
Il. Anderson. . King county insane pa
tiens at Sseasacoom, January =.
George e. weB@ter WAS yesterday ap-
ppdDted guardian OF James n. Webster.
in order to secure payment OF slss Al
on policy In the Union Mutual Insur-
aface Company or Maine.
The bond Of Hiram j. Jacobs. admins
TRAITOR. with viii annexed OF the estate
of Arthur LangeH. was approved yes
teriay. It Is for $780, and the s,Heties are
William II. Gleason and s. ID. Crockett.
Judgments were signed in the superior
court yesterday In the following cases:
Neils Miller vs.. John A. Silver ct ux..
500; Kaosterman & Co., VS.. Mechanics
store. $327.E. 8. L. Bowman VS.. Thomas
Lindsay Of al, $473. 30.
The Northern Counties Investment Trust
Company has sued c. NJ. and Laura Il.
Anderson on 5000 pronnssory note.
executed to r. Livingstone March Is, 1893
Payment IL secured by mortgage on ISL
acres in section s. township q range 5.
Jessie az Tuck was sued by the sellcl-
perior court yesterday which seeks TO
foreelose a mortgage on 1so acres IN Sec
sion IL. township 2s. range 6. In order to
enforce payment OF $40 prcnisaory
note. The mortgage Is subject to the len
OF prior mortgage of $1,000
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The W. c. +. o. No, ssc.arIan.

Mrs H. e. Rockwell. who directed the
chorus Of little girls at the A. r. A.
meeting ON Sunday. did 50 as an indl-
vidaIai. and not as a member Of the w.
G. r. u. The officers OF the W. c. n. u.
state tie organizations Is not affiliated
with any other, and is decidedly non
seotarian, being open TO people Of all re-
ligions or no religion.
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Grasrf cperSssg OF tire Hvsel Nsst,rern
cafe and FreIsca restaurant nj 1 o'clock.
We via serve for 50 censs a E,renca siss,-
Her e;Tsiai 10 farss In every respect. fae
cafe ard the elegant dining rssss1 mp stairs
have been lifted regardless Of cost. See
the short order bin of fare prices They
VII snstonssss everybody. We buy the
best the market affus,as. ganqaeas arri
parties a. your own pfsces. The manage
rnent viii be under john Cslpecca.
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WIKI him T1e pillow had no straw IN
It and was ~ hard 80 brick
II lost ave pounds during the tAaxey
days was there. end dcrfe think could
kave etnod II much lcngsr. sesseve an
tnvestixsstsa ehoasd BE- made u tAe usan-
asement ct The pris1n."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

Today we ~fn give al w1so wTsssss
ltks a Cssnscr turkey Tor Sunday dsnaer q
b@nesst We w4si eel fancy freSh dressed
turkeys Tor IL ceats per poan4s fcrscrro~
oasy. CsSrns SRI ssse tee stock: Il ~ s,rs~.
iy nrss-esasss T'Aas IS u special sasA To-
DAG vail ae turkey day az tie Hi
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

An order was issued yesterday to
Thomas r. Pearl. guardian OF she person
and estate cf Julia Murphy. insane. 70
pay the Following claims: Bonney a
Stewart. siis: 3 DemAnex. 81: Or. r. C.
cs~ey,$s.6e; Hsass Of Good shepherd. SIS,
Dr. J. e. crichtoa. SIS: DR. y. W. Fall,
SIS: Wiley = Hostwiek. 500; Daniel Keane.
tea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26
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otherwiae n Dofng Will.
The cendltioH OF Horatio Stetson, whose
head was cut wide open by a rip saw
last Wednesday morning. remains un-
changed. He Is perfectly normal In all
ways. except that he thinks he was
struck on the head with hammer. He
talked considerably yesterday and ate
his meals with great relish.
When DIR. Wotherspoon dressed she saw
cut In the morning he found a healthy
conditions at every point. There was
neither bleeding, nor Indication OF trouble
with the brain matter. lt is not toe late
for reaction to set in. but so far every-
thing has been favorable to Mr.. Stetson's
recovery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

Cali at the Firtton market and see a
complete general market display. We
have a layout that We are proud OF. Our
SPECIAL sale OF caaoice fresh dressed tur-
keys nj "A cests per pound Il our loss ami
your gain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

Having purchased OF A. E. graymer
the Seattle agency OF the British An,sri-
can Assurance Company Of Toronto. ana
the New York Underwriters Agency,
VIII be pleased 70 make All renewals ana
furnish information regarding shesc two
leading companies. c. 4. MekENzlE.
.Coitnat, Block