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wiiI Play Tor Charity Now.


The ':Midwinter Nights Dream" by
members Of the Seattle Athletic Club. VIII
b given at Cordray's theafer on Friday
evening for the benefit OF the Bureau OF
Associated Charities. The participants
have CONSENTED To give this performance
upon the earnest solicitation of the Of
ncers OF the bureau. others interested in
the charitable work OF the city and their
many friends who have been unable to
obtain seats at the previous performances.
over 200 having been turned away on last
Saturday evening. The perfection reached
In this production has been gained by
weeks OF diligent work on the part Of
the performers. and more than merits the
hattering receptions given them both In
this city and in Tacoma. where they
played to . crowded house on Monday
night. The financial success OF Fridays
performance has already been strength
ened by the following contributions; The
ater by John f. cordray: light, by Union
Electric Company: advertising privileges,
by C.. A. Hammond and the the Madison
Street Cable Railroad Company. and wigs
and hair dressing, by John J. wittwer
The following resolutions. asking the
Seattle Athletic Club TO repeat the per-
Torrance. were adopted by the county
commissioners:
Whereas. The Bureau Of Associated
Charities has great and constant de-
mand upon It for assistance to the needy.
and
Whereas, The Seattle Athletic Clubs
performance OF "A Midwinter Nights
Dream II par excellence and upon the
lips of every one. therefore. be It
Resolved. BY this board that the said
athletic club be requested to repeat its
rendition Of a Midwinter Nights Dream
IN the city Of Seattle. the proceeds to be
donated to the Bureau OF Associated
Charities for the. benefit OF the poor.
FIRED GAScH.
"F. O. MCPHERSON.
wv. III. HEATON.
commissioners of King Cpunty.s
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ceur,. ana Public unee..

Marriage licenses were Issued yesSer-
sax for Calvin Ashley and Harrseste ASH
leg. both os Aracc-ses. Erness =. Meade
ara Mabel L. ssrrsssh. both ~ Annurn-
Judgments were signed IN the superior
cour, yssssrsssy Ia the foslowsag cassss
N n. Harser vs. E. J. Ross So IS: Cole
q PRICE vs.. 1cAn Collins. ssss-
Jssfxc langley yesterday signed an CT
der confirming sale 10 psasnsi1 for 81 81
,aaa in katsap ccssnsy 50 the case % tee
Ssyraexn counfses Iuve<suseuk Trust.
f,ssssstsa. vs. Thouas Carmichael - NJ.
g~sse a.ass1 Of ~. c. Sussor- tbs creditors
assignee az Allah q ssasmrsl. Instead
Of George A. Virtue, yesterday lied Ass
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Naen an insane person isaagines death
) impending. often the first impulse 20
$ We Is 30 attempt suicide. The case Of
ssfsf'kss C. Heag. an aged woman CT ss;
s5s Was examined In the superior court
ss : and aajuiged insane. Is an ex-
.F'pss. Mrs Hoag.s ideas are confused.
80 vale shs has rational moments for
- Nest part she llasgiaeS the Sisters Ia
= hospital are conSsiring - bury her
ave aud In order TO Illustrate them she
sss'ss death by choking herself with
nag The attack appeared about six
sssasas ago. SIZE Is tho mother Of SIX
ssssassa. The yoanges. Is years old. and
- essa tn THIS state about three years.
- came sFesa Kansas. and WAS arrested
- = .as Instance ~ her husband. who lives
naagos. Ksssap county.
saessck ssaaara. the North Seattle
asa'aast wAc is in&aneiy jealous of hss
VAS Also aa;eageJs insane He
'ns 70 have divine Communications Is
- . native CT Belgium. q years old.
~ eAsne 10 tbs state from Colorado.
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PERSONAL

Gen. George W.. Tfbbets. Of Gilman. ~
at the Diler.
?. l; Woods. business man OF Shelton.
H. p. Wilson. Of Boston, Is CHARTERED
at the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Holden, of this city.
left for Ohio yesterday.
Capt l. walaey. OF the steamer Mult-
nomah. Is at the Northern
Louis Lsenemann. q prominent citixcn
OF Butte. 10 quartered at the Butler.
Judge Morris Is. Sachs, OF Port Town.
send. was at the Butier hast evening.
A. +. Burseigh left hast evening for san
Francisco % be gone about one week.
o. R Gleason, the horse tanner. and his
company have rooms at the Northern.
Judge john c. Denny, OF Snclromissg is
"a town and can be fouzd at the Butler
w. r. Risun has returned from Caatsor-
MA where he has been On a business trip
Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Duval, OF San Fraf,-
cisco. were at ths Rainaer-Crand yester-
day
Miss Eva Ewing. OF Brooklyn. Is spensf-
ing several weeks with friends In Port
land
Mary A. Brook. . lady merchant Of Ju-
neau. Alaska, has apartments at the
Northern
J. Goldsmith. a merchant of La Conner.
Is In the city and makes his headquarters
II the Butler.
Marie Bell one OF the prsrni tionTsi esS
the Calhoun opera company, Is guest at
the Raanfer-Grand
Norman B. Clegg. OF Manchester. En-
gland. who is interested In Washington
mines is at the Arlington.
William H. veazie, OF the firm OF YEA
gle. McDougail & Jackson, OF the Tacun1a
iumber mills. Is at the DzIter.
L. B. Harrington. of Chicago. who Is on
. tour OF the Pacific coast. spent the first
OF the week among relatives In this city.
c. II. Burnett superintendent OF the
South Prairse coal mines. Is IN the CITY
from Burnett, and may be found at the
Di1Ier.
wfIEaIn Rogers and Miss L. Rogers
came from New Westminster yesterday
and are at the DilIer. They will be In
town for several uayx
A. c. Gilbert. financial agent of the
Puget Sound university. Is at the Hotel
Northern He Is accompanied by his
niece. Mss WhAttfck. OF Warsaw. Ind,
who Is an eiocntionast and vsoainfst-
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Compelled TO Feree,e.e.

The Seattle building and Lean Assoc
citation yesterday began an action IN tho
SUPERIOR court against Mary c. and J.
w. Heston Ia recover $500 on prom
sssory note secured by mortgage on two
lots at Brighton Beach. The association
asks for permission of the court TO make
C. NJ Shoafe. receiver OF the Washing
ton Savings hank. a party eefersasas, for
the reason that as receiver he has resoy-
cred Judgment against the Hes'onS
ana now holds a lien against The prop
erty.
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Riehes,. TreaSs sours.

the musical comedy, .4Coi. Jack at the
Seattle theater. February a. Is and Is.
Tese BROOKLYN TINES says. 'sAs Gel
Jack. tie dapper lawyer and woman
hater. Tom Ricketts, slas scored a great
success The continuous bursts of ap-
piause proved beyond DOUBT that the
Ts-oahadours had made a lz.t. There Is a
chasTningiy absolute absence OF morse
play in the piecs. the ait besng at times
keen al q nee<ile point and ss delscately
velict a. q Turkish lady IN TIE street
The specsaiss~s CT the sisters o'B-sen and
Little Ethel were excellent
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In ~. case Of tire SasAonas Bank cf
fssrnuserra y~ e. IT, An,ssssfown or F.
Hammond 20 enfcrre payment of a Szs
,.rSs.ssz~sory noses Sheriff Van DE Naistsr
has attached sase water rights a. ArrrEat-
down al Swan lake. az the mouth OF Cs-
OAR rtvsr. at a potsx ss.ree miles below
CEDAR river falls AMI a. Csiar iaks.
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- fur &.ooa To- surstise are =. ".
;. = - 2. WfAlon1 and \. c. WslIsUA
az ne supertx court yesterday LAcA-
:. AzIef s1ed 11nsy =. FAlioNs ard
- - ln FAitoNs % 49, rrunsissory
-. =. - - s.'sz ~ Aort<age
: ...s.s.... :. - -. -. g -
wI.ssls -. -. 49, - -
s,n~rt 1,.x-~ -. -. - g - N
cos.nx A.<-..s. rs.-..ss' -. 49,. - =
Woo,~nrsa -, 49,. ,ry.,..s-..ss i. -
suit 81 ~. 1ets.- s,.ss~ss..~ - - :. =.
ecu,xax a enfcrre -. ...-...-s ~ -.
ana prominory note. - = -
Chr1satnn Hcsr.es.s.~ - =
~ a11n1n6strasors q u. sst.se s. Nsrv
J4nsen, wern yestprsiar anf1,orfr~d ~
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xnE sRRiEvALrx cONrEsr.
Moysr FIlss . Mosion For Nov 1rial
or HE Case.

In the sheriff contest case William H.
Moyer flfed his motion for . new trial yes
ter3at In the superior court The grounds
of the motion are as follows.
InxufIioiency Of evidence to justify the
decision.
Thai the decision II against the law.
Insuniciency OF the evidence 20 justify
the findings Of fact
Insuf1ciency OF ths cvAience and Of tho
findings OF fact 10 warrant tho conclusion
of law.
Errors In law ouunrr1ng at the trial
Irregularzfy In the PROCEEDINGS Of the
court and by defendant by which piaaxstiR
was deprived OF fair trial
Misconduct Of the defendant.
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New suits were begun In the superior
court yesterday as follows
Llachian N. Miller W.. Mary A. Fallows
Prmndssory note and mortgage. $1.eoo.
Seattle Budding and Loan Association
Us. Mary c. Heston ct al.-Promissory
note. $500: petGtion that c. M. sheafe. an
receiver, BE- Joined az defendant.
#. W. Sfserrarz vs.. Kent MIL Company
ct al .-Transcript Of judgment from Kent.
S.. IS.
Charles A. Carlson VS. Bernard Flint
gan e ux.-Promissory note and mort
gage. $500.
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EIDE LAMBS sox ! A1sos.


FaFchsas Near Ballard.
Judge Langley yesterday aligned an Or
der authorizing Neis p. Leque, guardian
OF Louis Mautinus Smith. to make sppli-
cation for puxuhass 0 tide lands at Hal
Lard. Smith - owner Of . tract ~ feet
wide on the south side OF governmen. lot
No. ]. section 10. township .. range 3,
abutting upon the tide land recently
piasted and appraised. The eppraisemcnt
Is II about sl.as0. and the period within
which the owner Of Abutting hand can
make application for purchase under his.
prior right will expire February 9.
Smiths property - valued at $ie.0oO. The
guardian was authorized to execute any
agreement with the state necessary for
the purchase Of the lands at the Appraised
price.
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rA.y e.Il IL ov.rwors.

business requires . clear head: yet how
few business uscn-vzth all their sen<e-
realize what ts the trouble with their
heads. They call n overwork- worry.
anything bAt what Il really is-4nsssxss-
ton. TAss sseaishie~t OF All aiirner IN
usss.aly comes disguised as something else.
wouida's you he convinced Il box OF
Rsrans Txhaies cleared your brad ass.
brsxaaered up the business outlooks
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Owing 10 TIE fact that the Tacoma and
Portland athletes cannot BE ready by
February Is Jhe board OF governors az
sss Seattle Athletic Club last Night DE-
ciiei 10 postpone the msisinfer field day
T. February % The hoard also decided 10
pat Turkish bath In the clubhouse, ana
admitted e new members
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THE Bodmzn leaf tobacco warehouse, at
Cincinnati. was burned Taicsiay morning.
Loss on stock, $2ia, 600: on bsIilding. 10000.
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For that brown taste in she mouth take
G<ssler,s Magic HeA1achs Waters.
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ST FOR Cash.
Insist on Being Paid
Isir Full Salary.
FEEs poN'r SUFFICE.



Alvss4's nsssss-
ssudifor Bexsan has refused 20
ii,srssns TO Justzce Of the Peace
ar his january sa1ary ~ =
- : year. and in consequence
nfive Writ Of maudamus was
5S 7r and issued yesterday after-
oellIng the auditor to appear
- Langley this afternocn ana
- Why be sfsouid net issue the
- : Psyfne Isssisaf1so-
nkfrr came to an issue througl1
ftaf the revenue from Justice
Nfe court did not equal or ex-
~ 1u1nfy Tor January. The audiscr,
tng q salary warrant. applied
sipg Attorney HaStie for ad-
- matter. and yesterday re-
- following:
~ Hates spsnisn.
vrer to your Inquiry ~ to your
Warrants on the county trcAs-
III amount Of salary claimed BY
11cee OF the peace. their clerks and
- within the city Of Seattle IN
Il ths fees collected by such cfli-
~ stxte that during the session
- legislature Of lisa an act was
q siew Of economy. enlisted, An
= 1rovide for TIE economical man.
- 81 county affairs
~ provides that the SALARY shall
III to the amount Of legal fees
66to1 ~ such officers. The object, no
- 70 make the officers self-sus-
$50 mo collected fees and received
~ an aware that this statute
Dpotscd some criticism a. being in
- nth me constitution Of the state,
1Cner objections have been urged In
6Diffen thereto. but until the act Il
1aod Or decided Intellectual or uncon-
ni By the courts. would advise
= enforce Il.
Il III question was raised IN an action
- superior court two years ago. but
eAces sought and obtained protee-
- en)w the state constitution on the
e hat the act became law dur.
y r. 1efm Of ONCE. and that It would
AcU until his successor was elected
euAisfed. This objection has now
- a7escone BY time. This act applies
14efy of1eer who collects foes "a
hu m1ary"
INA Justice McElwsin ana ra.x.rs
foelf conAider that the action of ~.
lnpr II refusing 20 issue the warrant
- Weil founded. and that, althousn
T. hkter WAS not Involved Ia the rres.-
= eqntroyersy. he Joined with htz hrcsh r.
= vtjce In securing the eervsres ~
6rlh q Howe 10 fake the cas- snsc
n.
-. 1890.
- 80" =. -
:3z - MOVE was seen - relation
-. - sase ing iotio"inE expia-
- : - - osl1tlta1son provides that
"a .ss.. = ~" sno up"afos Jasuc1s or
~ q .'a.a ieceiso salary instead
81 sasst taey ssail not receive
= - - es'ty :. 1871, .nxed
~ Pa =. suses va cities o. the
~ - - ..' s-.V' ISL - Y unaer taae
- q - 80 s.1s 'l1aA'l tle raSnt 20 re-
! ~. -. 5 -
- 3. : 2. Aesas aai ACT was approved
I;zis-s. - - - paosius LOT tne eco
nasAsen,ent Of county Affairs
s:s. a s.s eAsse ~ ease Sne pay
~ - - = 1ous = required Tor
-. 3. -. s.. .'a'.ov = auty " an o'1i-
~ ' .n1 sosAA anount ailoWed
=. ..e.l Any Doasu o1 county
s.~ -. iof oF % account q Or
:@:. ws'n sucn person or oinear. BITS
- = sulploymeut and the performance
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Fees payable In advance for either session,,
~ per munth.
small Zoe OF 23c per month viii be charged
for kindergarten materials, uso OF gifts and
stationery. The m@thuds al teaching arc ess&d
on PREBELS SYSTEM, which 10 now being
universally adopted ~ the best teachers "a
tufknEA
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exs.-A. Il. PARKER GOES osr.
s@eesslinE administratos IL Sac.
ee~ded by u. w. Csfse.

= l. Parker was yesterday formally re-
@sssd - administrator Of re estate Of
-. \. Fagser. hss deceased wife. the
-, .. % rsnaesai stating that he had been
- OF salfel negligence. mixzuansSe-
49, 49, waste sn3 esssbesslenaens. II was
49, 49, TIA; letters II astzntnsssrssten de
A. hon issue 20 j. W. elise upon his
.inx hoass fer $50. ana Parker
- ss''assasased 10 ne IN court before
.'ss - 'ssy 3 fsll complete and final ac-
! s'sas % his administration. 1t was fur
- asasFed taat the ccsss incurred by
Aesserg. mother OF the deceased. ne
aafrsa 10 tie estate.
furnished she eond with A. NJ.
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TIE Hope
kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOB BOYS AND Girls.

Norning session, $50 10 I2.N Held II
ryoachss ball, Ninth and Jamss ssreet2
Afternoon sesslon, l,So to 40 Held on Rem.
ton Hill, corner OF Ross and Nadiaou stfeetA
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THE MaeD0UGALL
& S0UTHWICK @!
New
Shirt
w aiists.

We have just placed q
sale : new and EXTERNALLY -
giant stock of latest stylo
Shirt Waists for ladiesl
These waists smhracs The
most stylish novelties ~
shown. Tbs prices ars *
tremely reasonable.
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Principal, Miss wiutsrhouras (Ff0bsl Union
Graduate OF the Home and C1loutas Training
College, London, EneiAnd}. who hoids King
comfy tsAchens cortInosss. second erade.
Pupils received q any time
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= ssaesriain's Cough Remedy Is famous
~ = sassss If bad colds Try /; ard yea
- xcrc than pleased With the result
eeAnt 10 take. Children like L.
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osesssatal hoses. Rates. g per asy.
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'T should recommend thai the United
States government should show sizsposi-
ton to learn the exact nature OF the ter
rtsory IA eounsct BY appointing a cosnrss-
sion with power 20 lock into the pcsSs-
bzlsFy OF b1IsdsnS roads and opening up
the country properly. and By these In
provenenis maintain the rights already
possessed These woasa be ees-oN
against the present agyrandszing efforts
Of the wiasazn Ogisvie surveying party
..Is Is a significant fact mat the Ogsivse
survey party has bees4 sent oat IN the
very middle Of ths present winser so make
observations I'm the ns,ss dangerous and
Goddess section ~ Sosssheassern Alaska
Their object r. 20 szsake . report On <hA
Takn rouse. so the wagon ro&sz may I've
busst 70 the kcadwateYs 90 rhe yrkon-
Tney had ample time 20 have dome this
work ssa-1ag The past summer and win
have plenty Of time 6rrfag the cxuissx
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anntter came to an Issue through
S fhaf the revenue from Justice
- court did not equal or ex-
- uinsy Tor January. The auditor.
Tuufng salary warrant. applied
eueing Attorney Hastie for ad-
- matter. and yesterday re-
- foliowing:
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PERSONAL.

Thomas Riley transacted business at Mt
Carmel to-day.
Councilman O'Briou i,confned to his home
by sickness
Miss Sallie Portz visited friends in Maha-
noy City last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ l.. Kcmmerer and son
visited Allentown to-day.
Mrs. Hess, of West Lloyd street is visiting
her sister i'm Newark, NJ j,
Mrs J. S, Kister, Of North Jardin street,
is visiting in Philadelphia.
Mrs Frank McAndrew, sister of the late
J. J. Monaghan, is seriously i'll.
John G. Davis, of South West street, is
very sick with inflammation of the lungs.
Charles Rubinsky, the West Centre street
grocer is spending the day at Pottsvillc.
Mrs. James Fox, of West Oak street, who
was reported seriously ill, is improving,
John J. Slattery and George Ploppert trans,
acted business at Philadelphia yesterday
r. w. Stout, Mrs. r. NJ. Stout and r. II
Morgan spent yesterday at Philadelphia
Samuel Davies and sisters, Misses Nellie
and Annie, visited friends at Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Hughes and son, William, of
Ashland visited friends in town yesterday.
| Dr. J. w. Erwin, wife and child left town
this morning to visit fri,rds at Wilkesbarre
/ Miss Mamie Mofat, Of Plttston, is the gues
of her sister, Mrs. A. II. Swain, ON North Mail
street
Miss Lena King, of Mahanoy City was d
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, T. r. Williams las
evening
p. j. Gaughan, the North Main street dry
goods dealer, is purchasing holiday goods il
Philadelphia.
c. w, Watson has returned home from th
Miners Hospital at Fountain Springs, wher
ne sought relief.
Mrs. NJ. J, Brennan, who was dangerously
i'll the past few days, was thi. afternoon re
ported as much improved
Mr. Alberson, Of Rohrsburg, is spending
few days in town as guest Of Benjamin
James, of South Jardin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powick of Whining
ton, DEL arc visiting Mrs. Powicll's parents
Mr. and Mrs Henry Shaiicr, on North Mai
street They expect to remain until Thanks
giving Day.
shake off Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Rub well with Red Flag Oil, 22c. A
Gruhlcr Bros drug store
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just see what Dr. Greene offers to do for all
weak and suffering people. He is the most
successful living specialist in curing nervous
and chronic diseases. His unparalleled offer
to consult with anyone free of charge by
letter correspondence is doing wonderful
good If you have any complaint which you
do not thoroughly understand, and which
you would like cured, write the Doctor
letter stating just how you feel and what
symptoms trouble you. He will answer it,
giving complete description Of your case,
explaining the meaning of every symptom,
and telling how you can surely get well and
strong He gives most careful attention to
each letter and explains your case so
thoroughly that you understand exactly
what ails you. All this costs you nothing,
you have no doctors fees to pay, and You
don't have to leave your home The Doctor
makes a speciality of treating patients through
/ letter correspondence and they nearly always
get we'll. He is the discoverer of that won
derful medicine, DIR. Greene's Ncrvua blood
and nerve remedy. Write TO him at his
office 30 West l4th St, New York city, and
you will undoubtedly be made strong and
] we'll
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HAzLEToN, Pa, Nov. 2O--John Osefsky,
his wife and his brother Petcr were yes
terday sent to Wilkesbarre Jail to await
trial on the charge of having murdered
John Kollowski under the verdict found
by the coroner's jury. Last night the jury
considered the shooting of John Holodock
at Minesville on Sunday night,an brought
in a verdict of deliberate murder against
John Boback, who was sent to Jail today.
Two more highway robberies occurred yes
terday and one will probably add to the
murder list. John Rouck, a driver for a
local beef company, was held up at Letti.
mer, and at the point of a revolver was
compelled TO empty his pockets William
Walton, while driving an undertaker's S
wagon near Ebervale, was shot at twice.
Last night John Habela was waylaid by
masked men near Cranberry and robbed
of $50. He was kicked into insensibility,
and the doctors say he will die. Frank
Doney is under arrest on suspicion. There
is talk of organizing a vigilance committee
to check the atrocities.
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critical moment in his mission the presi-
dent ought to know the facts about him,
that he may not unintentionally do him
injustice
''He is brave, honest man, with warm
heart, and is enthusiastically devoted to
his work of defending all American in
terests in Turkey. No man ever tried
harder to do his whole duty, and the at
tacks upon him have often been shame
fully unjust, and generally-when they
have como from responsible parties-they
have been based upon Il partial knowledge
of the circumstances. This is specially
true Of the last eight or ten months. !
think many missionaries in the interior
owe their lives TO his persistent efforts
with the Turkish government"
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SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 2O.-T H. Will
Jams, president Of the California Jockey
club, and lessee Of the Bay District track,
encountered Edward Corrigan, the Chi
cago turiman in the Palace hotel last
night and the two Immediately became in
volved in dispute over racing matters
Corrigan made an attack on his youthful
and slender opponent Before he could do
any damage he found "a muzzle of a re
volver jammed against his vest button,
and nearly died of heart failure. Before
Williams could pull the trigger friend
threw up his arm, while friends of Corri-
gan rushed him ouS