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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IT, u
state OF Washington for King coQn1.
The Washington National building -
* Investment Association cofRM
fion, plaintiff, vs. Martin o. Pe1elyx9
Jennie Peterson, j. Bldmead WIZ
Asenath Baunton and William beu
ton. her husband, and Isaac Crap1fsS
defendants. Summons. -
The state of Washington to the -
Martin o. Peterson, Jennie Peterson: 4.
Bidmead Wright, Asenath Bauntons 49,
lam Baunton, her husband, ana L.
crabtree. Defendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 49,
within twenty f2W days after sersio N
this summons upon you. exclusive 0d -
day of service and defend the above ~
tatied action In the superior court o. y
aforesaid. and answer the coFnpaaiM -
the plaintiff, and serve copy OF 49,
answer upon the undersigned attorneys u
piatntaff at their office below stated, -
In case of your failure 20 to Go Judxmssss
will be rendered against you accofM.
TO the demand of the complaint -.
will be filed with the clerk OF SAID court
Plaintiffs AttoreyA
Postofflce address. $40 Bailey buaio'ns
Seattle King county. Washington,
To William Baunton: You are 49,
notified that service or this s1rHmoGs
sought TO be made upon you by puonsce2>
ton: that service VIII be complete ILL.,
the publication Of the same IN the 49, 49,
paper for period Of six %. consesu..ssss
weeks the first publication being On -.
2sth day of February. 1895. and you -
required 70 answer within twenty -.
days after the date of the last pnggHs.
ton, STKUDWICK & PEIEhs;
Attorneys for Plaznt.n---
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wANTED--A place 90 do general house.
work by Scandinavian girl. Address r.
NJ, post- Intelligence.
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DREssMAKISG.

MISS LEONARD. dressmaking par,ors
No. "a Columbia street. opposite post
ONCE, sprsng suits. ~
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There's no such word as fail" In the
baking with Or. Prices peerless powder.
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wANTED-work. by good seamstress.
1912 Seventh street.
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SOCIETY MOTTO Is.

ARCANA LODGE. No, st. +. and A. NJ.
stated meetings second and fourt h
Mondays OF each month.
c. L. PATTEN. w. II.
A s. GIBBS. Sec.
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Births, Marriages. Deaths, Funerals.
All notices Inserted under these heads
In the future will be charged at the rate
of ~ cents per line each insertion
ST-INTELLIGENCER PUB. co.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Five partly furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Corner Eleventh and
Virginia streets.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished housekeep-
ing rooms S.: three unfurnished rooms.
s.: bath. 1873 Sixth street.
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FOR EXCHANGE.


FOR EXCHANGED new piano for a
city lot and SIS In cash. Address Max,
Post-Intelfigencer.
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STORAGE.

sToRAG E--4fs South Second street. .
C.. RsAamsa.
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WANTED BOARD.

WANTED-Lady would like room with
board with strictly private family. Ad-
dress. giving location and terms, c..
Post-Inteiligencer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A good bandsaw. Addres
Box g. Ballard.
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FOR RENT--Niceiy furnished suite of
rooms with bay window, with or with
out board. loot Seventh street, near
Madison.
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WANTED-A tenant for fruit and vege-
table ranch: Il miles from Seattle. APP
ply 1iasi& Front street.
WANTED-Team of horses. farm wagon.
pillow. harrow and cultivator: must be
cheap for cash. 50 Halter block
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ICE AND COAL.

MERCHANTS DELIVERY COMPANY.
dealers IN ice and coal. corner West and
Seneca. Telephone I59
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wASTEp1Girl for cook and general
hosrsework in private family. MIS- Percy
". Rochester 3gs Yesler avenue
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FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished rooms /:
very cheap: one block above postoffice.
308 Columbia street.
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wANTED-sisi for general honsswork
two in family. Ifss East street coTns
Division: apply this morning
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wASTED-A lady piano player for nrsI
class music hail In Juneau. Address u
A. pcsf-fnteiiigencer
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sPIRITUA LIsNI.

ness medium. Is located at the
dome. parior 43. Office hours. 10 = r
D. M Seances Tuesday and n
evenings, 7:30. Sunday evenang =
and tests at Pettis' hall. Front stro1{
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FOR SALE--The steamer Nettie B., four
tons. In good condition; 1000 one-gallon
herring kegs: one Halls burglar proof
bank safe. Inquire OF NJ. A. Sawtelle,
receiver Port Townsend National bank.
Port Townsend, Wash.
FOR sALE-old newspapers. Apply at
this Office.
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=
FOR RENT OR SALE-FauF acres I'm
proved. rrst-ciass bottom land with
good house. at end OF Grant street rail-
way. Wright Bros. ga Burke building
FOR RENT OR sALE-Easy terms: a
fve-acrs tract near Rayenna springs.
cleared. fenced young fruit trees. well
new slx-roosn house and barn. James
Boutwell,. - BOSTON block. telephone g.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
Nh. CLEVELAND INDIGNANT.
iio Roasts tho Ministers for Calling Hin,
Druakarti.

DEuuhafu.
Washington, April 9.-When the re-
port OF Il speech made In n Methodist
conference Mt Salem. Massachusetts,
by Rev. Lansing. and his subsequently
published Interview. accusing the
president OF intemperancc. was shown
to MIR. Cleveland this evening, he said,
with considerable warmth:
This Is simply an outrage. though 1t
Is not the first time a thing OF this kind
has been attempted. l cannot avoid a
feeling OF Indignation that any man
who makes claim to dccency. and ~.
pecially one who assumes TO role OF d
Christian minister. should permit him.
self TO become dissemination OF whole.
sale lies and calnmnlcs not less stupid
than they are cruel and wicked.
81 easily recall other occasions when
those more or less entitled to be called
ministers OF the gospel. have been In.
strumental In putting Into circulation
the most scandalous falsehoods con.
corning my conduct and character. The
clements or factors OF the most M.
proved outfit for placing n false ani
barefaccd accusation before the public
appear TO be: First. some one with
baseiess motives sufficient to Invent,
second. n minister with more gullibillty
and love OF notoricty than piety.
grccdily willing 10 listen to II and COB.
Die II. aud. third. n newspaper anX.
iously willing TO publish It.
For the sake OF the Christian reiIg.
ion am thankful that these scandal.
mongcr ministers are few, and on every
account ] nm glad the American PEG.
pie love fair play and justice. and that
In spite OF all efforts 10 mislcad them
they are apt TO form correct estimate
OF the character nnd labors OF their
public servants"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12

New York, April s.-Thc World says
to-day: Indignation OF the intcnscst
kind Inns been excited among Demo.
Gratis In New York md other cities over
the attack made on President Cicve.
land nj the New England Methodist
conference by the Rev. I. j. lansing
OF Boston. charging the president with
drunkenness ut n public dinner In New
York.
Many Of the leading Democrats and
Republicans who attended these din.
ncrs nj which Mr.. Cleveland was pres.
cnt. between the time OF his election In
November 1872, and his Inauguration
In March 1903. yesterday denounced
tho story M n lie and In set terms cx
pressed their opinion OF the American
citizen, who. without the shadow OF
proof, on simple hcarsay statement.
would mnllgn tho character Of the pres.
idcnt Of tile United States.
Chnunccy Dcpcw. Frederick Coudcrt.
nnd Il. Ellcry Anderson nrc among
those who pronounce the story lie.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
THE WORLDS W. C. T. U.
Preparations for the Meeting In Londo
a., .un,.

Preparations for the Meeting In London
In June.
Chicago, April GA London letter
received here to-day says preparations
are well advanced for the third bien.
NAL meeting Of the Worlds Woman
Christian Temperance Union In Lon
don. 1t will BE held. beginning dune
10. in Queens Hall, Langham Place,
Under tile presidency Of Miss Frances
Willard. The convention, II Is stated,
will be one Of widespread impoftarr.
In the work that women are accom-
plishing for the betterment OF the
world along the lines OF the do every
thing policy" British women are dis
playing the greatest interest In the con-
vcntion, which will be held at the time
of tic National Council Of the British
Women's Temperance association. III.
der the presidency OF Lady Henry Som
crsct. when some hundreds OF dele
gates are expected to be In London.
Representatives are coming from
many lands. and with the large contin-
gent expected from the United States,
1t Is expected that the occasion OF the
worlds meeting will be the most i'm.
portant which has yet taken place In
London relating to the temperance
cause and temperance reforms.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12

Reno. New. April 0.-Thc Gazette
this afternoon says: Ernest Harris,
mrlicr Of the United States branch mint
nj Carson, nnd John 4. Jones. assistant
melicr and reiincr, We're suspended
this morning. The Gazette has positive
Information that the mint shortage
amounts 10 $4,000 aud covers n period
Of i've years, running through the terms
of two former superinicndenis aud
continuing during the present admins.
irailon. The bullion on hand has NIL
bccn rrnsHnyed 10 ascertain II the value
stamped on the "shors," or bars, inilics
with their true value. but II did not. In.
sp'rior Massey IN making q thorough
examination Of mint affairs. lie found
That one deposit containing about si3,.
go, one half gold, had been rplncrd
by bars Valued n, only 5000. principal.
Is silyW.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
FuolrlvEs FROM JUSTICE.
Rockefeller and Others Now Placed u
That Position.

Rockefeller and Others Now Placed I'd
That Position.
Waco. Texas, April S.-County Attor'
ney Joseph w. Taylor has been IN.
FORMED that recently Mr.. John, W.
Rockefeller and several other members
OF the Standard Oil company, who's,
names are In tie famous Indictment,
We're in Waco.
The story goes that Mr.. Rockefeller
and his friends went to Mexico from n
Florida point, and after enjoying an
excursion through Mexico, determined
to make an overland run back to New
York, and entering Texas. at. Eagle
Pass, went through Waco over tile
Missouri, KANSAS & Texas, lncog In Il
Sleeper. keeping the doors locked as
long rs they We're on Texas soil.
Judge Il. l.. Henry. ex-assistant at.
torney general on hearing that the
Standard oil people hid becii III TEXAS,
said that Governor Morton would now
be compelled. under the ruling of his
predecessor, TO grant their removal.
The Indictments are here. and II they
have been In Texas since the bills were
returned they nrc fugitlves from jus.
ticc and Governor Morton can no long
or refuse the governors requisitlon.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
FALsIFlNo THE RECORDS.
schcme to smuggle Ia Chinsse at Sal
Francisco.


San Francisco. Cal, April 0.-Cus-
toms Collector Wise has discovered the
work of some traitor in his office. He
learned to-dny that someone IL the Gus,
toms house has been classifying the
records there In order 10 facilitate the
Smuggling Of Chinese into tile c6iintry;
A few weeks ago Il Chinaiiiah arrived
here, presented TO be all right, and was
admitted without much questioning.
The other day another. Chinese APP
peared and sought admission on n GER
titlcate bearing the same nah,e lives.
tlgation proved that the second China
man was the one entitled to 1t, and the
first one had been ,smuggled In. The
Chinese first landed was unprecedented,
and In now under arrest
A close inspection of the customs
house records show. that the photo:
graph of the original Chlnaman had
been taken from the hook and that Of
the Chinese who fraudulently entered,
substituted. BY the use Of acids tho
discrepancy In the ages Of the two
men, and notes Of other distinguishing
features between them, was also cor.
rected. In fact, the certificate was conf
pletely changed
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MONEY FOR BLooosHED.
Tho Efforts to Mako an Armed Camp Of
Europe Have Impoverished the
pa0x,laA

People.
It is perhaps no axaggeration to say
that the amount of hard cash now re-
served by the various governments IN
view of d possible outbreak of war ex-
ceeds rather than falls short of f15O,-
100000, which would not Under any
circumstances be parted with, even Tor
the most temporary object. 1t does not
rtduife iiiucli Investigation to prove
that the outcome of this must be any;
thing but beneficial, says Chambers
Journal.
The mlser who boards his gold In
jures others as WGll lis Himself Just As
land owner who deliberately PERMITS
his broad acres to lie waste is intiict-
ing blow upon the community which
might live md thrive upon the product
OF the soil. For tho greater part of the
last twenty years, first tiie nation and
then another has played thepart df the
mlser. and laid greedy hold upon
treasure Which should have been al
lowed to circulate and Increase many
fold the wealth of those through whose
hands 1t passed. Nor could this have
happened ut n more unfortunate time;
for while the output of silver Increased
by leaps and bounds, that OF solu rel
away rapidly.
.rlic gigantic efforts made to convert
Europe into nh ARMED camp have I'M
pOverIshed the people, not merely by
demanding their labor, which would
have been more profitably employed In
filling the ground and tending the mill
or the loom, but by heaping upon them
iii, dlniost Undesirable burden Of tuSa'
ton, which they ire SO much the less
able to meet. While this state Of things
continues, and these war chests are
being added to, there can be little'hope
OF any relief.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12

Springfield. ILL.,. April Ex-senator
John NJ. Palmer !d'sappnpvcs OF the calg
for silver convention issued by thu
Democratic state central committee, Ia
meet June 4. lie says no immediate
party action is possible. and asserts
that the president and Secretary Car.
Isle have maintained the national
credit. lie claims that the Democratic
party Is not responsible for existing
conditions and says nothing more Is
necessary To the return Of prosperity
than that Democratic policies may be
allowed to accomplish their beneficial
results. He asserts that the Illinoi.
Democracy are not In favor OF free
coinage.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
lilo Wa. Good to Mortgage.

Last year colored farmer went 10 a
white neighbor and said: "Massf
johnson, L give you all S. fer dat big.
logged mule" referring to IN animal
that had become useless because OF
some disease OF tho limbs, and had
been turned out to die.
what on earth do you want OF that
muleT' replied the owner. Hes to0
weak to work and too lame to drive
more than half mile at time"
DAT doan't make no Offence to me.
boss. / wants dat cYitter, an ii give
you all 81 for him."
The offer was accepted and the trads
was made A few weeks after the for.
mcr owner met the purchaser In towr
and asked him how tic big-lcgged null
was getting on.
"Fust rate, fust rate" was the reply,
n done mor'gaged him for $40"
And 1t was found TO be n fact. The
negro had borrowed $40 for t11i1inur
given lien upon n. sOIS11 a
curity.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12

Chicago. April o.-Ex-Scnaior War.
ner Miller OF New York Is at the Audi
torlum. When asked what was Tho
strength OF the free silver sentiment In
the East. lie said:
There Is no organized sentiment fur
free silver. A few bankers and many
individuals are In favor OF free coin
age. hut the masses are opposed to H.
II appears 10 mo that honest money
and the tariff question viii control
the next Republican presidential nom
lnation. and that Populism and free sill
yer VIII not only control the Democrat
ic convention, but VIII dictate the plat.
form and nnme the candidate"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
FORBIDDEN TO LEAVE MEXICO.
several Amer can Citissns Claim They
Are virtually rrisunera

San Diego. Cal, April 0.-Thc case OF
the three Americans, Joseph q. y. Cnr.
ter. william Carney and ID. A. Moore.
who were arrested during the latter
pnrt Of January by Mexican officials ON
tho Charge OF smuggling horses over
tho border, and were imprisoned nj I'm.
scBcda. seems. from NIL accounts. 10
bc In n more unsettled state than ever.
Ion. w. w. Bowers, representative
FROM III. seventh Congressional dis.
trIci, brought tho matter before tho
state department with the result thnt
the men after examination. were OF.
dcrrd released. their stock returned 10
them. with permission 10 Use their own
discretion about returning TO United
States territory with their Prosecutions.
There tho matter was supposed To la,,
ended no far M tho government OF
boil, countries was concerned mud Of.
fetal correspondence between United
States Vice Consul Godbc. Assistant
Secretary o. State thi. W. W. bowers
nni VI. i,onrro. tho Mexican minister,
would seem 10 brnr out this suppoal.
Tim. Tho men. however. give nm on.
ilrcly different version Of the result Of
their trial. stating they were Htili viz.
iunlly prisoners. their stock Atlll with
held them, and themselves forbidden
| 10 lult Mexican territory. They claim
| TINT locnl officials nrn using discretion
Gfy proceedings not warranted hy goy.
| rrninunt uiltrs and usk tho state dc.
i, ?lrimcnt TO glyp their case Immediate
consideration, .,.......,.s..
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
Irrtli,ln Mlnn Aa,i.Irni.

Tacoma. WASH. April ia Ledger
special FROM New WhaiCom gives de-
tails of q lerribl" cunl mine explosion
there
~ explosion from fire damp In i,lim
Canyon epnl mine. on Lake Wbniconi.
ills afternoon. Killed tweniy.onc men.
Safety lamps were used everywhere
uui Ia The ghnrwny The tunnel IL so
feet long aud the raugwny 1000 feet
lpur aud has twuniy'slN rooms opening
ifom II. The fans were hepi ruuuin I
OIL the tlno .an9 the panse OF the eA'
vlVslon II npknowni ,.....-.....-..
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
WIN u. Removed !. Denver.

Washington. April s-'rhc disclosures
now being made " heavy dcfnlcations
~ the Carson city. Nevada. mint nrc
almost certain to result In closing TINT
mint ANA In the removal NJ the mnchln.
cry, cic.. to Denver, This machinery ~
raid 10 bc the bcr, IN the country. aud
Mr.. Preston, the director Of the mint.
win recommend iia transfer TO D.nye'
NJ soon ~ the new building IA ready I.
receive H. hir Preston viii bring III
Denver mint question before Secretary
Carlisle within the next few days md
hopes TO mike n start very shortly 10.
wards securing n site,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
: meath and we are OF. Alas! not soon
L., Az, In ,,d AZ dnlaus.

meath and we are OF. Alas! not soon
In the land Of delays
After three PAGES he stops! It seems
that the basket Mt one end Of the hand
ur outweIghs the guns at the other By
some pounds, 30, after tentatively lift;
Ing Ills burden once Of twice. he retires
to return with q skein Of fibre. Then.
sitting down, he bares his thigh and on
1t rolls dozen threads together into d
string with which no ties blanket and
d pair of shoes to the lighter end Of tho
burden and makes the balance true.
He Is proyokingly deliberate in his
movements, but he IL right. He has to
carry fifty pounds for thirty miles be-
fore nightfall and very little irreg-
ularity In the spring Of his burden Will
put him out of tho saddle.-Black'
woods Magazine.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12

I should explain that l am up coun-
try, 100 miles from the nearest treaty
port lSwatowl, and that my harness. IL
made In China" principally from bits
OF string. Then half IN hour of walt
ink while All Nyl fills himself with rice,
us you stoke an engine for Il long run,
measuring out the amount of fuel ncccs-
sary and methodically packing 1t away,
actuated permanently by sense of
duty rather than by appetite. This
done, lie proceeds to strap by impede
ments to the ends Of his handur lcarry-
ing stick, Slips his shoulder under
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12

st. Paul. MINI. April "a free sIl
Yer convention In Minnesota will mos,
likely be held In September or October
The promoters Of the Idea are moving
quietly. and hope within month OF
two 10 have the plan sufficiently ma
tured TO uncover II to the general pub
lie. /, Is planned on broad lines, and
VIII take In every Democrat and every
Republican who desires 10 participate,
providing he II mn advocate Of free sil.
yer coinage, or known To be fayorabiy
disposed toward the white metal.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12
a New Typo setting Machine.

A new typesctting machine has been
invented by Pere Calendoni, SiciliaD
monk. which. 1t Is claimed, will com.
pose 10000 letters per hour The DIFF
ference In speed, compared with the
existing machine. lies In the fact tina!
instead of each letter being made to
fall separately Into the composing stick,
entire words can be composed In mo
mcnt by the simultaneous application
of the fingers of both hands. NJ. Ma
zcreau of the Paris Figaro asserts tina!
he has himself manipulated the instru'
mcnt with complete success.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-04-12

Tho Exposition OF Industries and Fine
Arts 10 open In the city Of Mexico In
April 81 next year viii be held on
grounds embracing some 600 acres. 1,
VIII be a flno opportunity for the man
ufaeiurcft OF the United States TO make
Their products better known To the PEG.
pie OF Mexico.