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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-09

Olympia Feb. Especial Opsnions In
tbs following eases were filed in the su-
prezne oourI.
State OF Washington, appellant, vs.
Nellie blanchard. respondent. from King
county. reversed
>. kreazssr 81 al. appellants vs. w.
Walton ct al. respondents. from Yak
ina county. reversed.
Laura j. Ackley, petitioner, appellant.
VS.. Clinton A. Bacharu. respondent, from
kittitas county: affirmed.
William Cochgane. appellant. Va. Gust
Gurderson. respondent: from King coan-
~: affirmed.
kiosternaan & Co.. respondents. VS.. r.
>. Harrington. appellant. from Lewis
county: affirmed.
Samuel Rem. respondent. VS.. County
OF caehaiss. appellant: affirmed.
W. T. cady. respondent. VS.. E. E. Case
ct al. appellants. from Chenaiis county;
affirmed.
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10 SAVE THE REBELS.
Minister Willis Seems VERY
Anxious to Interfere.
SAYS THEyARE TO BE EXECUTED.
As- Thsrstsa Hss Heard NesAf.e a
the Alleged senss.ess-GresAam
Instrasss Wills - Ask Delay.

Washington City, Feb 6--Afairs In Ha-
waii have taken - turn that has caused
this inierfersESe Of the United States gov
eminent again. as IS made evident by
TWO kilograms sent TO congress by the
president today The first Is from United
Sa2kss Minister Willis 20 Secretary Gresh-
an. dated HonoIusu. January 30 wired
from San Francisco February 6. reading
as follows: The revolt was over on the
sth- Casualties. government one. royal
lists two. A courtmarfiAl convened son the
l5th. and has tried thsrfy-eight cases.
Two hundred or more persons are 10 be
tried. and there are daily arrests. Quick.
former minister. and Steward, minis
ter and major general OF the army, both
Americans. and Richard. an Engiishnsan,
nave been sentenced 10 death. All were
heretofore prominent in- politics T. B.
Walker. formerly OF the United States
army. has been sentenced 70 imprison-
meat for life and SEQ fine. Other SEN
fences are not disclosed. but will probably
be death. have requested copies for our
government 10 determine It's duties before
final sentence. but have received no an
swer yet. There are bsster feeling and
threats OF mob violence. which the arrival
OF the PhiIadeiphia yesterday may pre-
vent. Lsliuokaiani was made prisoner on
the 18th. On the 3t.h she reiinquished al
claims and swcse allegiance TO the repur-
lie. impioring leniency for the Hawaii
ans.
In response TO the above, Secretary
Gresham addressed the following teie-
gram:
"A. g. Wills. United States Minister.
Honolulu: II American sss.:xens were con-
desnned to death by a military tribunal.
not for actual participation In the re-
ported revolution. but for completely only.
or IL condemned to death by such trib-
unal fer actual participation. but not
after an open. faIf trial, with am oppor-
sunity for defense. demand delay of exc
cution, and In either case report TO your
government the evidence relied upon TO
support the death sentence.
Minister Thurston said today that he
had not seen the dispatch sent by Minis
ter Willis 10 Secretary Gresham, and
when Informed that IL stated that several
death sentences have been made by the
court trying the rebels In Hawaii. he re-
piled that he had no information on this
subject, that his government had not teie-
grarhed him anything to that effect.
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Tm 6EAInk fosrNTEILIGENcEB. SATURDAY FEBRUARY = r

tfon Of rae United states under sAe exist
Tag statutes Chairman Really read q Set
ter frnm Bcsssevzia. she Holland banker
representing tina DuscA holders az the
Union Pactfc securities. who appeared BE-
fore the committee last summer. Il can-
sainea an ofter 70 par 70 the government
the principal OF all the government guar
anteei beads or the Unsoa Pacific as they
fail due, and TO furnish good guarantees
for carrying OUT the plan if the govern
ment win agree to 4 There are about
6Aaoe 90 OF guaranteed bonds cf the
Uason Pacifc. The proposition brought on
discussion OF the plan 10 accept pay
ment for all the government aided roads
on The Same terms. This is the plan Of
fered as . substitute Tor the Reilly bill
by Representative Turner. sna the cne
which Senator Briee is said to faver.
Some supporters OF the Reilly bsgl OBJ
5scted TO any proposition to remit the in
serest on these bonds. which viii amount
20 more than the principal The consensus
OF opinion In the committee seems TO be
that the Reilly bill wsl not get = hearing
from this congress
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CHANCES IN MILITIA orFIcxas.
New Commits sions Issned-Cspt. Booths
Resignation Accepted.


General order No. J. recently issued
from the adjutant generals office, has
reached this city and announces the cleo
ton of Brig. Gen. o'Brien as adjutant
general TO succeed himself. and Maj.
James NJ. Ashton as brigadier general.
vice Gen. A. p. Curry. and the STAN
appointments, which were published in a
recent issue of the Post-Inteiiigencer.
The order also announces the appoint
ment of the following commissioned Of
ficers: Capt. Fred r. Reed. Troop c. to
be major commanding said squadron,
vice Maj. ]. NJ. Ashton. promoted; Capt
A. w. Lindsay. Troop A, 10 succeed HIM
SELF Regimental Quartermaster Sergt.
Albert Bryan, to be first lieutenant and
Quartermaster OF First infantry regiment.
1t also announces the acceptance OF
the designations of Capt. Lawrence S.
Booth, Company b, First infantry regi-
ncnt. to take effect upon the qualifica-
tion OF his successor and of First Lieut..
Herman Chaplin. quarfermaster Of the
First infantry regiment. granting him
an honorable discharge.
The order approves the recommendation
of the examining board of the First cav
airy squadron. denying commissions to
First and Second Lieuts.-eiect Phillips
and Beardslee. of Troop A. for failure to
appear for examination and failure in the
examination. respectively.
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CLUMP ESCAPED
- Csunty's Doodle Treas
rer Well Cared For.
,,caTAcE GROWING LARGER


n~uueses. Feb Especial. Default
& ~ - vho made his escape from the
ss,ss- n this county. has been located
IL Sss6.oens island. ard three deputy
So. - now engaged IN making q
5ss,.eA search for ain on the Island
|:sx - he mainland IN the vicinity 81
- -. Ii mas beea discovered that
-. as taken from this city on tho
..Ss Il MS escape in 8 rowboas. and that
|7.k - Magic picked him mp out sn the
s .sss IA took him TO Tasooeh asIana,
- has since been conceaied- Ev-
- s1karf viii be made TO effect his cap
- ~ the county commissioners have
! 49, 81 additional reward OF s20e max
- - totas sum Of x5S offered for any
{ ,asioa leading up 20 the ex-trezsur-
go - capturei he may make some start
- ssxxlasions concerning the manner
g. ~,.ich the sum OF money he Ii short
S nsposed OF. ard Il Is said that others
- rosssbiy have been invoived-
~ irregularities are being discovered
.&.1<x day ss the treasurer.s oftace. and
szs,s Il every prospect that the deficit
! ri - increased. a Letter was received
..6terdxy at the county Office stating that
s<y4asn school warrants were In be. pos
.>.11an Of paries who were anxsosh 20
/ s1Is,et fkem- On consulting the warrant
:sz.=.st<r Il VAS found thai they we're
zssrkes paid The amour was $40. and
zSss Is bal one Of many similar Instances
li.tisx 10 Inc dishonesty OF the ex-
&o6cErsr.
&rx<fal weeks ago Ssf. 900 In securities.
sxr1slsilng CT notes and property. vas
si6cpd IN the hands &c Donald McInnes.
q frustee for she county a-sa he was
xisA0rizea TO realize = certain sum on
jtssn ant turn y over each month 10 the
x5anfy treasurer. AcInnes gave q bond
WeN. bat two OF his bondssnen have
6ace Eishdrawn. and the commissioners
fss< yseonxldefed their order masking
III trustee. having deeised that the
scnsy should keep possession Of the Sc
1sf5kie~. MeInnss says that he viii not
1Dazssh the prarsrty. except AZ the
z=5sssf end Of lawsuit" and has flied an
o6Dz;enzi Sona.
- tzsperty and notes we're originally
(srkea oyer 10 the county By the First
xssipnai bank OF thss city. In lieu OF
s.sah rlicls WAS deposited in the bank
ttfers Il failed.
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H.rr Al,reia.. ga Aam,pi.trasls..

Springfield. Ill. Feb. E-The special
committee to investigate the Anna hos
pitaI created sensation today by scoring
Gov. Aitgeld for his administration OF the
hospitals OF the state. The report was
signed BY three Republicans and two
Democrats. The committee reported that
had the 81. ooa turned back into the state
treasury by Gov. Alsgeid been ~sudiciousiy
expended for the purpose for which It was
Appropriated. much OF the distress COM
planned OF In many parts OF the state
would never have ensued. The report was
sent to the committee on public charities.
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r.. Tr-,ss am.m~ asa.E. r4,ns.

The steamer CsessalAs. which for a long
far.ye has been running on the Seattle
Port Orchard rcsste. has been purchased
by ,~so wls-krsown steamboat men. ard
wsfi BE taken 20 Aiass<a about February
"a where sire viii be zS@s 20 10 gen.
~raI ,obbsnv and passenger business be-
sween IaEaeaa ard the srAaa towrss on sae
eczrsie Of brsts dnsng . SoaoAng business
in Alaska ard xkle Few owDers expect TO
do q lucrative TRACE The year around
TIE rAehaais - 8 handy. fast tlstie boas.
ard nesl Essised for tha trade she Is 80
en.ss.
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TWO WHEAT sHIPs IN PORT.
Finishes Cargo and Scottish
Httfs - LOADING.

The German ship Aidsbaran, Capt.
Bs-ars. under contract 10 carry grain for
Hslfour, Guthrie & Co. from Pagef sound
20 the United Kingdom. arrived At the
elevator on Th3rSsay and finished her
cargo OF 500 tors. taking on so tong.
Tase Alseharan ss 3 tfree-nasted iron
ship. aaa IL ore Of the finest In the grain
carrying feet. She Will he tored out 20
s~a this morning. ard viii go direct 10
are f-nitess KiagEsorn for orders.
TIE British ship Scottish Hills is also
al tie elevator, taking on cargo OF
/. SIS tons Of wheat for Ssbson. Kerr &
Co. az Portland 20 he shipped TO the
Unatea King 1oEs-
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ma. eempal.orr flle..s. Rn,.

Tacoma Feb. Observation-Disclosures
Baiine. manager OF Balfour. Glahrie &
Co.'S Office here. went to Olympus today.
presumably TO work against the passage
Of the curnpoasory pilotage law. In con-
versation today. Mr. Baiilie denounced
the bill. and said fl would result In doing
the shipping interests of the Sound great
injury. Another shipping man. who is
an old ship master. asserts that the bill
Is gotten UP In the interests of Port
Townsend. for under the law all vessels
would have 10 drop anchor there, neces-
stating the expenditure OF a greater or
less amount OF money.
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Frankf0rd's Miracle.
SAMUEL HART. A PARALYTIC, AS
TONISHES PEOPLE BY WALKING.


Spfr As b1ys
From the Philadelphia Record.
Mr.. Hart and his wife conduct dry
goods store at 1851 Frankford avenue.
Philadelphia. He IS about 20 years of
age. ana fought for the Union braveiy
throughout The war with Col. Gray's regi-
nent the 18th Penn. Vol. and is a MEM
Der az Phil j. kearTey Post. No. 50, @. A.
r. He also belongs 10 Shackamaxon
Tribe. No 1fs. OF the Improved Order of
Red Men. the Knights Of Pyshias and
numerous ether organizations. Here Is
the story he told reporter.
six years. ago while / was working at
my trade as a carpoater. / feA down
stairs and fractured my skull. ssg,rained
my spine In two places ard sustained
Other serious injuries. | was picked up
for dead, carried home and laid for thir-
teen naorsshs CUT OF my mlEs1 Then /
had my skull trephsnsf al the Eahne-
mann hospital there Nr. Hart exhibited
a snail portion Of his own siSlia bone
which he carries as . pocket psecel and
I BEGAN 10 srnrY5Te, but my spine gave
me a great deal Of trouble. Although |
eFsss under Szseatusesse by "a skiiie. Ts1yss-
clan / grew rapidly worse. On February
14sh last / was s1nssierlly seized with To-
conssstor 2taN4z- Both my legs below the
knees were Numb and cornpsetelys PAR
aIyzesi and ! hal a painful sensation
about the hips I feil and was eorsiEed
Tor AfeSlk i1Fe ffS3gE<sS ia Al &f3ta&s@ Ctk1z1-
Bs4Elsns tbs paralysis Of rny lower limbs
suffered excTacaa;ing pains in ms hack
assl legs. could not sleep sosndiy. ny
nerves were completely ugpsst ard my aD-
gs~tfta went hack on ne. cot&f5 sEst vsz1k
az al and at times hal fFE@hsfrsl convui-
szoFss.
My wife and I agreed t.sat Il would
do no harm 20 try the Tsr. Hti!aarTEs Pink
PTS and we gog q supfay. Before had
finished ne FIRST aos | Vas asie 20 leave
my ingaasd gSaazr. The life bsGc1 again
coarse9 through ny once dead legs. aud
/ put tsre chair up sn tie garfe<- X has
been tfaege ever SIRE. I have steadily
improved sveT since and my les,s are now
as sound as a dollar Ny form is more
erect ard / walk with TIE sans. Ssy-4ngy
szaat40D that l sssst y ben / WAS Is PEARS
CID Let ne give yog AN izsszance OF
ms ae1ty@ty." He p4cxs1 up care. hesd
II With b1sss hzrsss q sight distance apart
ard hapyo1 snrv1SA Sc ard back again
wxks tie agility 81 . ssaooE5oy- That n
sJsrsesk2nz very few young men eag 3D.
~ said. with a toGsszs % pa1te So hks tcne.
y SAMUEL HART
Sworn 90 &~ef0ve rse thss list day OF AL
gus istk
GEORGE l. RATTEgsgY,
fSeaIl Notary Public
pr Williams Pix F.ssis cssssss6rs eli tire
ese ns~rass necessary To give r~w life and
rscf.ss<%s 20 fbss brood ard restore shat
tered nerves Tssy arg Ger ssssse b. al
dgssggsass or may be szs1 bF mail from
Tsr. Fxssisag1S' Nezte1fsss Company. SsteFs-
@Stasiy, y. A.. for SEC Per box. on ssx b0xes
fsF S1sA
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rorsss,e..,on Of IN. q ,la.a ss,..

San Francisco. Feb. &-Goiden Gate win
be protected by three OF the biggest guns
in the United States. Pointed seward
from vantage positions on either side OF
the gate, they Will furnish complete de-
Tense agains; any craft that might escape
the shells which the new mortar batteries
viii send to STA for distance OF six
miles. The guns are now on the way
here. They weigh approximately fifty
seven tons each. or 400 pounds in all.
Each gun has a diameter of 46.s inches
and circumference OF IL feet inches at
its greatest point. Two OF the guns are
to be transported TO the upper batteries of
the sortiacations on Fort Point. Bluffs.
and the third one to the fortifcations on
top OF Lime Point.
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ws.hlnrtnn e.n.,an..

ssaASSsea City, Feb. s~-Speciai.--
sesse original reusboas have been allowed
Y residents OF Washington. James K.
s1ssss tiokieRsisie: Daniel =. Hewitt.
~ Cs~ek Falls. Spokane cnu'stys jaeee
= Noel TSccssa: Daniel J. Gent. Coupe
-. island eeunty: George Davies.
sAaae Nta1uoEa county, walllam r.
49, Ie>esgis. 0GaDosan couvsy: Mar
s's'ske y. JeffFoys, Iseola. Garfield ceufa-
= AdsAtbag,ssl zepAantaa Perry. Tyler.
sEaaAHs Coz nty; i.gssser G. Cunningham,
J. saver. Reneyaf-ChsFieS II Ebert.
s@se'sas Jehn wy'lie. OLYMPIA. Original
: - W --1ese pAsne Bingham. Taeasssa;
..A 4. SNaf sidney. ItacrsAse-wlil-
III SHAW. kaiauss: plaslEp y. Ras-
= =, tssekiey Reissue Joseph Fry. Mai
- TAXI 5ossish teswelI Messy Rock,
80 -. esanty Mexican war suxxsver--
.~s'a assssEossA Blaine. whaseosa county.
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An Oregon bad Man Captured.

San Francesca Feb. S.--John c. Man
ming. for whose arrest the state OF Ore
gon has offered $.ot0 reward. was ar
rested this afternoon. He Is wanted In
Coos county. Or. on charges of robbery.
arson and Jail breaking. Last year he
and a man named Charles Owen brole in
TO the store Of the Southern Oregon mer-
cafaudise company. stole a large amount
OF money AMI gods and then fired the
place Manning and Owen escaped from
jail together. Owen was recently arrest
ed IA Sacranlersso
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san Francisco. Feb. s--The bulletin
nasl,xs.e~ news OF the seska in the Ha-
w-ssian VILLAGE az k>olaniso. 3 few DAYS
s,afore the las. steamer sailed for San
r'ranessco % Mary Regina Holi,s whose
r-,az re- was Princess Marie Regina OF
Spat-A annt Of The Infarsa ~ Spain, ard
her father q brother ~ psre Lee Chang.
~x-eYnrsercr Of China Princess Mary Re
gs~s married II. n. Heil a half caste
Hawaiian usarscr, IN 80. a-sd lived WITH
her ns~asaua sni children In comparative
obsrurfey In Hawaii.
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WILL RESIGN ONE OFFICE


AT tire next regular meeting OF the
board of health DR.. o. p. Askam win
resign. owing TO a doubt whether he can
legally hold that office and the position
OF coroner at the same time. This state
ment Is made On the authority of the
doctor himself.
The city charter. In the article rela;-
ing 20 officers terms AMI vacancies. says:
NO head of department or member of
any board, commission or bureau created
by or under this charter shall hold any
other office Federal state. county or
municipal. except ia tire National Guard
or as notary public, or be an egnploye OF
the city or Sny other department.. COM
mission board. bureau. Institution or
Office OF the city government. or be Ill
rectIy or indirectly interested In any c9n-
tract with the city or with or for any de-
,sansxaeut, etc. or become surety for the
performances of any such contract. and
the violation OF any OF the provisions os
THIS section shall work a forfeiture OF his
Office ans. warrant his removal there
FROM
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A Los. MAJ. ses.pr.n,. ia a.. snow.

Marble Mount. Feb. 6.-Gilbert Landre
- trapping around Periey's Place. shir-
teen miles up the Cascade river. Starting
10 string OF his traps few days ago he
came upon a mans tracks. which ne fol-
lowed Cor some iailes. until he came to q
bare spot On the mountain. where the
footprints we're lost. The tracks led
around in such manner that he came TO
the conclusion that the person was either
lost or demented. He came down 10 make
inquiries. but there was no person from
this side missing, and on being told thar
William McKeeyer was missed from his
cabin on the other side the range. Iandre
at once concluded that the tracks were
made by the missing man.
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Portland. Feb. s.--The Northwest Fruit
Growers Association this afternoon
elected the following officers: President.
Dr.. y. g. Biaioek. waiia Walla: secre-
tagy. Thomas II. Coon, Hood river: treas
nrer. T. l.. Ragsdale. walla waIla: vice
presidents, for Oregon. S. A. Clarke. Sa-
lem: Washington. r. f.. Thompson. North
Yakima: Idaho. l.. c. Potter. Lewiston:
British Columbia, J. n. Anderson. Vie
ioria. The question OF picking and pre-
pairing fruit for the Eastern market was
discussed at some length this afternoon.
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NsGssassssns Fall 1hreugh aua shs
Line Wfli Noe Ne stay1>A-

sssssns FAn Throsgh aud she
Line VIII Noe NJ starred.
Portland FEB. al. B. Dnvsdxe. repre-
seating sznaeas. Sanuels & Co. Of yoko-
Rama. arrived bere to-day ard was IN
consultation viii Receiver A,cSela. Of
the orezon Railway 4 Navigation Coma
pxnys reSar1anS THE proposed steamship
HE Detu<ssn this city and the orseus. 10
Dc operased In conneerun win the ore
g9n Railway 4 Navisztton and Crexf
Northern X Is understood that no agree
sssesT was reached. ard that Mr. Davsdge
WIZ sease without signing . contract He
asked for guarantee Of p per ton on
Hour for six mouths after the sane was
started but Dir. McNeslI considered this
%xoroffaxx- lnaxmzzeh az the rate would
be liable 70 be cus In two Whenever ano3h-
e. iiDs - started
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9AxFED I'D MARRY or DIE.
81 =. Dssf, Of HfIlsbero. Dr., shoass
TIE Wameh and Kills Himseif.

Portland. Feb. AIT HAsboro. Or, this
eIsetnocn b. r, Dart shot Mrs. John
Heller In the right hand and Mrs. Man
nl1g. her daughter In the right arm and
ften New his own brains oar. Neither
- ~ women are seriously injured.
psut vas q setersu Of the civil war.
eteuf 70 years Of age and paralyxed IN
~ right side. The shooting was caused
s NJ she refusal Of Mrs Manning 10 marry
Nm pant had been boarding at the resi-
deece Of Mrs. Mueller. and II Is said ne
~ Advanced Mrs. Manning money with
skieh TO secure . divorce from her hus-
aznd
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vaneea~er.s noedi,ng Case.

Vancouver. r. c.. Feb. s.-The alleged
booailng IN connection With the electric
lighting contract is the chief topic Of con-
xersation here. Alderman Mecranev. who
81 Is alleged was approached by Manager
asacFarlane. today rendered his rcsigna-
tion to Mayor Collins with the request
shas IL should be acted upon II any ssls-
plcion should he shown 20 rest an him.
The preliminary inquiry viii be heard to-
morrow.
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The march was nsasie by eaacnasoua
route, Eventually The Chinese were met
on the chefoo read west of welhaiwel
and severe Fighting took placa. The Chi
iseSse were defeated ami fed 30 Chefoo.
The loss on the Japanese side was -
killed and wounded
Isoralon. Feb ga Dispatch from Snang-
haa says there Is an intense anti~foreixn
feeling On the Shangtung peninsula, and
that American missionaries are fieelne
hastily.
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II. Ssme tss. xao s-.sv.

..sssa, keh- Sgsecsai--.T0an Maxi
g. NeGssc s2wenEHes came ir sroxTs
- ss.asse Ns1a = sad tale. whseA he
- aio J&6se Ssssacup's ear. He
= easns * at cd Austrian family.
- A-4s aas alwsys s~ogne IS sa me with
. fesas. eut tAss out In this country
-. wa g he name WAS tvss = tvasis
- Aaa se oeala h<sar. He Informed
-. s- - Petition. shas the name
a.. ssecaf - pronounce ga EngsESa.
1eca ssnse & rad heSA weafFssr.
s'ss ext uasnsle. a1oeSgo. had at
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Ann. q ,uia To Wed a Count.

New York, Feb. s.-Niss Anna Gould.
George Gouid's youngest sister. Is en-
gagged to Count de Casteliane OF Paris,
and the wedding VIII take place in New
York some time In the spring. probably at
George Gouid's house, George Gould has
confirmed the fac. of the engagement.
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Kmss.r,.r Plant. comm...ea for rr ., !.

Nanairno. b. c., Feb. s.-Ex-Police Mag
lstrate Plansa was committed for trial
this Afternoon. on a charge OF nafsappro-
priation OF 81 20 inteztafa and state
funds. The case viii be up for speedy
trial Monday morning He admits his
failure 70 account for the funds. but de-
nies any intent TO defraud. Planta Is
further charged with the mksappropria-
tiou Of varfosfs sums aggregaiing over
& CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-09
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san Frayksisce. Feb. s--=fsoasix SierahsrE,
convicted 81 rrscsassng false registrations
from the Baktwtn hestss. wss sentenced
.hs= morning by Juslge Wallace 20 six
wears in the renitentklry.
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Salem. Feb. s-congreSsrnan Hermann's
name was withdrawn from the senatorial
coatest goAay. nolph's vote was nD-
changed. The haflot resulted. polpa A.
HARE 10. wea;hergori s. Williams II. Lord
& I.ogea %. absent e