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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-08

by DR. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
even after the disease has progressed so
tar as to induce repeated bleedings from
the lungs, severe lingering cough Win
copious expectoration Including tuoefcu-
lar matterl, great loss OF flesh and extreme
emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds OF such cases
reported to us as cured by Golden Med
ical Discovery " were genuine cases OF that
dread and fatal diseaser You need not take
our word for it. They have, IN nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis-
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudiced and advised against
a trial of Golden Medical Discovery, q"
but who have been forced to confess that
il surpasses, in curative power over this
fatal rnalady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod
liver oil and its filthy "emuisions and
mixtures. had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed 10 bene-
fit, or had only seemed 20 beneht little Tor
a short time Extract of malt, whiskey.
and various preparations OF the hypopnos-
phites had also been faithfully tired IN vain.
The photographs of a large NUMBER ot
those cured of consumption. oronehitis:
lingering coughs, asthma. chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
skilifIIIiy reproduced IN a book of 100
pages which viii be mailed to you, on re-
ceipt OF address and six cents IN stamps
You can then write those cured and learn
their experience AddressWoRLD's DISPEN-
SARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo, " T.
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List of Stockholders I'm the Merchants
National Bank.

The county board OF equalization yes
terday morning went further through the
tax roll and picked out some property
owners whose assessment was considered
too low Notices 10 property owners no
tifying them to appear and show cause
why their assessment should not be In
creased were sent out in the following
cases:
Oregon Improvement Company. prop
erty--
Lot I, block %. Maynard's add. raised
from $500 10 81, 600.
Lot I. block d. Maynard's add. raised
from 800 10 $500.
Lot s, block rs. Maynard's add, raised
frcm 500 to $1,000
West 80 feet OF lot !, block 2. Maynard's
add raised from 81. 500 to 5000.
West 20 feet of lot 4. block .. Maynard's
add. raised from s.. 500 to $3.50.
j. f. McNaught's property
Lot . block Is. Maynard's add, raised
from 500 70 $500.
Lot 3. block IS. Maynard's add, raised
from 500 10 $500.
Lot T. block IS. Maynards add, raised
from 500 TO $500.
Lot 5. block Is. Maynard's add. raised
from 500 TO $500
Lot 8, block Is, Maynard's add, raised
from $500 to $500
n. Il. Peterson asked that 5000 worth
of Improvements taxed to the Reserve OF
the Victory addition be stricken from the
assessment roll
W. r. Good-Lot 2. block IS, Maynard's
addition, raised from 500 TO 5000; lot 8,
block g., Maynards addition. raised from
800 TO SEQ; lot 4, block 80, Maynard's adj
dition. raised from $500 to 5000; lot 5. block
So. Maynard's addition. raised from $500
to $500: lot 6. block 35. Maynard's addition,
raised from $500 TO $500; lot Z, block s.,
Maynards addition, raised from $500 to
1900
r. u. Hamlin-Lot /. block rs. Maynard
addition. raised from $500 to 500: lot ?.
block Sc, Maynards addition. raised from
500 to $50: lot 3. block S. Mavnard's ad-
dition. raised from 500 to $500; lot 4. block
So. Maynard's addition. raised from $40
TO $780, lot 8, block So. Maynard's addi
ton. raised from $500 TO 500: lot 6, block
Sc. Maynard's addition, raised from 500
to 500; lot T. block 81. Maynard's add
ton. raised from $500 to $780, lot S, block
". Maynard's addition. raised from 500
10 $500.
Josiah Collins-Lot l. block q, Maynards
addition, raised from $500 to 500; lot 2,
block - Maynard's addition. raised from
5000 TO $500 lot G. block 25, Maynard's ad
dition raised from 800 to $500; lot z, block
q. Maynard's addition. raised from $500 to
$500 lot s. block 81 Maynaro's addition,
raised from $500 to 500
W. c. Squire-Lot I, block 80. Maynards
addition. raised from $500 TO $500: lot ..
block 60 Maynard's addition, raised from
$500 30 $3.50; lot g. block %, Maynard's adj
dition. raised from $500 TO $500:
lot 4. block 80. Maynards addi-
ton, raised from $500 to $500.
w. r Pillnan petitioned that the as
sessment of $3.50 against parts of lots
I and s. block 3. S. A. Bells addition, be
reduced 10 500
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HE STILL PROTESTS INNOCENCE.
>liScr-Doifar Hawkins Goes to the
Island DisanDninfed Man

Please tell the public they are sending
an innocent man 20 the penitentiary."
These We're the words spoken yesterday
morning By z. NJ. Hawkins, who was a
few days ago given two years sentence
in the United States district court for
n aking counterfeit silver dollars and half
dollars, as Jailer Burkman took him out
of his cell and gave him in charge of
Deputy United States Marshal Curtis.
Hawkins was Immediately taken 10 Me-
Neifs island. Notwithstanding his declar-
alton of innocence. A short time ago
Hawkins said he was calculating that ne
would not be sentenced TO more than one
year at the outside.
IL Is supposed that he was basIng his
calculations on his partially successful
bout with the law four or FIVE years ago,
when he was convicted OF smuggling and
sentenced II only che year. Hawkins at
that time brought goods across the line
and tried TO sell them to a customs house
officer. In this case he always declared
he was '.jobbed''
About eight days ago Hawkins was real
~ broken down With grief. for he re-
ceived telegram from Boston announc-
ing the death OF his daughter. IL Is said
by those who are in a position 70 know
that he comes from a good Massachusetts
family
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Kodakinr the Pacific Northwest.

j. f. Richmond, travelling correspond
ent for the Scranton, Pa. Tribune. and
the Honesdaie Citizen and Carbonate
Leader. arrived in the city last evening
Of his way TO Alaska. lie has a kodak.
and will take views for publication OF all
OF the points Of interest and scenery OF
special note on his route. He visited Sc
attic IN iS92 and published three articles
or the resources Of the city. lie will
give special attention this time 10 the
coal fields i'm this vicinity After return
Ing from Alaska he win go East by the
Canadian Pacific. writing UP the route.
Il travel differently from most people -
said he last evening. having taken thir-
ty-one days on this trip so far. Times are
better in the East have heard that
they are dun here. but think the city sp-
pears quite prosperous
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CUTTING DOWN AsKAM's BINS
Heaton still After His Brother Popu-
iisf ON Economic Grounds.

list on Economic Grounds.
II IL should happen that either County
Commissioner Gasch or Commissioned
Nickerson agrees with Commissioner Hea-
ton. Coroner AslSam Will lose just $50 out OF
his claims for July. IL is the same old
fight which was supposed TO be dead, but
was not
When Mr.. Heaton commenced looking
over monthly bills yesterday afternoon he
dsapproVcd the coroner's claims for 500
fees and mileage for examining an I'M
known foetus Paul wentzler, suicide by
hanging. sllS0; ole Olcson. suicide by
hanging slice: X. c. Komoto, hemorrhaEe
Of the brain sS5 N. divided as follows; Au-
sopsy SIX. coroner 5000: Rufus III. Moss,
apoplexy, So -.
A post-fntelliaencer reporter inquired
why the bills were rejected. when the cor
oner had 20 make an investigation In ORDER
TO learn II case was suspicious ana need
cd further Investigation.
Mr. Heaton replied tina; he saw no rea-
son why the coroner should expect bills 20
be allowed when there was nothing mys-
terions about the cause OF death. Contin-
eing, he said
I am supported In my position ny ire
opinion OF Attorney General Jones. tie
said IN circular letter. under date or jan
eary -. iSoo. that the coroner was only
authorized 10 act when the cause or death
was unknown and there was fedeoflante
grounds Tor belief that IL was caused by
unlawful means at the hand OF another
When the coroner acts in the absence or
TIE existence Of these conditions, his acts
are In excess Of his authority. and illegal
The attorney general said that costs IN
earred by the coroner when acting heyond
NE scope OF his authority were not ieSst
esarges against the county. and should
not In any case. he paid. Now as 10 inc
contention ~ f.a that
Fsstigate q case in order 10 nnd out
whether 81 is all right or not, would say
'ast all officers have requirements thst 90
hot give net returns. An Investigation ny
she coroner Or death the cause OF WHICH,
rs plain 70 him. was not produced ~ an
ssaer nalawfullv Is simply an incident 70
ms offfe snd he is not entitled 20 any
ccr1na- So flr,
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HOW MAPLE GOT HIS BOND.
He and His Clerks still Paying Assess.
ments to robert Abrams.

According TO a story which ia floating
around the court house County Treasurer
Naples bond not only cost him a vast
amount Of time and trouble. but is still
costing him ard his subordnates cold
cash and Mr. Maple doesn't deny it. II
is understood that in consideration of
Robert Abrams going on his bond for
S50.000 Mr.. Maple agreed to pay him $1,000
in installments during his term. OF this
sum he himself pays 80 a month and his
clerks contribute 5 per cent. of their sal
aries. In this way. IL is understood,
about SIS has already been paid.
when ques TONED about the agreement
Mr.. Maple made no denial He simply
leaned back in his chair and said In a
very matter % fact way:
WAY. I am not going to answer any
questions on that score. II there was
sny agreement between Mr. Abrams and
myself. 1t is our business. not the pub
Hes
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The Standard Life and Accident lnsur-
ance company yesterday filed its answer
20 the suit of Mrs. Harry Fraser Tor the
insurance on her husbands life. contest
ing the claim on the ground that Fraser
was conducting an unlawful business At
the time that he was shot. and that he
was engaged i'm a conspiracy 10 murde~
Page and then rob him. and therefore
not entitled 20 recover on the policy. II
IS further claimed that Fraser was IN
sured in the Casualty and Fidelity com
pany at the time he took out policy
,rith ,be Standard. although he made affi-
aavIt that he was not insured IN another
ronlpany.
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THIS KOssUTH WAS NO HERO.
He Brutality Abnsed His Wife, So She
Got "A nfV0rcp

Estella kCSsut1, rather pfepossessfng
Young woman with fair complexion, blue
eyes and a wealth of light brown hair.
vas granted n divorce from Caspar Kos
suth. butcher. yesterday afternoon by
Judge Humes and awarded the custody
OF her child. Conrad, aged 3 years. Mrs.
Kossuth originally petitioned for allmony.
but her attorney told the judge IL would
cost too much to collect, so he desired that
that part of the prayer be ignored.
Mrs. kossuth was present In court, ac-
eompanied by her mother. Mrs. Annie
Kohne. who shot Jimmy Halder In the
arm because he ran away with one of her
daughters. Mrs. Kossuth thought she
could take care of her child without any
assistance from the father. so Judge
Humes humored her, and incidentally did
Mrs Kossuth a favor.
This illustration of unhappy wedlock
only covers about three years. but from
the evidence Kossuth allowed his excita-
bic nature to effervesce frequently in
many ways. A short time after the mar
rage he began TO be lnsanely jealous and
found fault at the slightest provocation.
Then he would use swear words and have
the floor to himself. Still worse. he began
using intoxicating liquors and on coming
home would threaten 10 whip his wife. A
child was born, but the father did not al
low this little sunbeam TO stop his reck-
less career; instead he remained away
from home for two weeks without giving
any money or even furnishing any care to
his sick spouse.
Christmas eve. 1894. he drew pistol on
his wife and threatened to kill her. but
finally relinquished his intention. From
the shock of this Mrs. kossuth was i'll for
q long time.
About a year ago kossuth abandoned
his wife, but met her June 20 OF the pres
ent year at Laurel Shade, Madison street
park. during tho festivities of the butch
trs' barbecue. and in the presence OF
many people called her all the vile names
his tongue could name. Then. by way OF
peroration. he declared that the first time
he met her he would stick a knife into
her body
Mrs. Kossuth said that these were only
few of the instances wherein Mr.. kos-
suth had made life burdensome TO her by
threatening TO let the life out OF her. and
she really felt that IL would be just TO give
her her freedom. Judge Humes Thought
so too and signed the decree.
The defendant was not present in court.
although notice had been served on him
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Morris
locked after the interests OF the state.
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HAD TWO HUSBANDS LIVING
Florence Sullivan Gets Rid Of No. 2
Because No. I Survived.


June 9. 1891. at the age of IA. Florence
White. a quite pretty girl. save for pc
culiar slant to her eyes, was married TO
Perry White. Their married life did not
continue like a smoothly flowing stream
and from causes which this case does not
relate they separated. Mrs White had
reason to believe from hearsay that her
husband was dead. and so when she met
Henry A. Suli, an ut Chico. Butte county
Col. In 1893. she again entered wedIock.
or. as she expressed IL, yielded TO solicit
tations of Sullivan. owing TO her youth
and inexperience." They lived together
until March Is. 1884, when. according to
Mrs. White, or Sullivan. husband No. 2
drove her away from his hahitation with
out cause.
After this she actually discovered that
husband No. l was living. Such shock
10 one OF refined feelings was too much
TO be borne. so Mrs. Sullivan petitioned
the court 10 annul her marriage with
Sullivan. The latter made no objection.
so the prayer was granted. The order will
probably be signed today.
Florence Sullivan used to sell flowers
about the streets several years ago and
also kept fruit stands at different places.
Not more than four months ago she took
a dose OF morphine. but managed to live.
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Frank Z. Knowles Ned petition IN the
probate court yesterday asking to he APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Sarah II. Belden. who died from a tumor
at Geneva. III. May II. 1888. aged fS years.
Knowles saws that diiigent search for rel
atives has failed 10 bring 20 light others
than Mrs Gertrude kensley. OF King
county who desires that he be appointed
administrator. No will was found
but Sarah Belden. prior To the OPP
Grafton on the tumor. and knowing that
she might die delivered 10 Gertrude kens-
ley n note for 81. 800 made by a. j. kensley
and Gertrude Kensley and secured hy a
mortgage on lot s. block s. I'm Bigelow's
addition 10 Seattle. Judge Humes decided
TO hear the petition August II.
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The following new suits were filed In the
superior court yesterday:
Herman Chaplin vs.. j. r. Webher-Prom-
issory note, answer.
Esteila Eossuth vs. Casper A. kossuth--
SUIT for divorce granted
Brogonfes ct Tx VS. Sidney Smith 81 al
To prevent the sheriff from selling goods
20 satisfy a note secured by a mortgage.
Charles s. Folett VS.. Anna Folett-pl-
vorce on the ground of desertfon.
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THE ONLY
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Brass Rules,
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Metal and Wood Furniture,
eases. Stands and Cabinets.
lab. cylinder and Proof Presses.
- Machinery OF every description.
Jaonecke-Unman's Inks in tubes and
cans.
WIN be found at our wsrerooms Zoe
c,rs1vfye over Il. I'D feet floor spacei. We
JnIytre comparison We offer the best
nrfsts for cash and satisfactory time ac-
sor,ruoaatiOn. We MEET and BEAT AT
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sr4.ad Write US before ordering else
where.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO,
Palmer K Rey Branch
Portland, Oregon.
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Gilman Nav Get it's Old Name,

The postoffice at Giimer. Klickitat eoun-
~, has been discontinued. IL was on ac-
count of this Office that the postofffce de-
partment refused 20 permit the name of
Gilman TO be applied 20 an Office in King
county, the names being too nearly alike.
The town of Gilman got it's mail from
Olney postoffice until recently. when the
name OF both the railroad station and
postoffice was changed to IssaQuah. Prob
ably the postoffice department would
sanction the name Gilman now. Issa-
quah. however. is a pretty name. and Will
probably stick.
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vor,a,v Goods of PAT IalIIs.

rnlga Ifllfx, ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate
Of pat I.illis. who used 10 run the ffNos
Park house at the race track; hiea an "a.
,.e,,,,rv Yesterday In which she saws that
ali her husband owned was safe. cash
,.a-sstsr A bar with axtures piano,
seven carpets. six bedroom sets, one par
,or SCI. A dining room set and nooi tahis
.rs some personal apparel. She claims
,bat The real estate. half an acre, that was
in her husbands name was pufeiiSSed
,,.t.h her own money.
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S,,,,osed tn Have Heirs I'm France.

Through a petition filed by Severt
schutts yesterday In the probate court II
came 20 light that Marie Louise Ronchon'
who died June y. iSae, at Port Iowhseho'
10, 10 viii and is supposed 90 have two
rh,Iaran living somewhere in France. The
csfate owes Schutts So and he wants the
court 10 appoint Ralph simon administra-
go I, consists OF few shares N the
washington National Building. Loan and
investment Association. lot in GeoFg'.-
town. two lots in Breuerton, IN All worth
.ho,,t e so The matter viii be decided
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me- WIN. Went Away From Him.

Charles s. Fogett cannot stand the pam
o,navsns hs,sn deserted by his wife Anna,
a. he seeks relief through the ciNorce
e.o,.r. In his complaint sled NesteroaF
afternoon al As o'clock re sAaa uias -.
-. hfs sr,uSs walked oct rom ms
- meyer 10 return. lie has made an
49,, 90 serve notice az divorce 9roSced-
,nsx on her. bat does not know eNse -.
r,ser,s she lives. To the best OF us
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De, Things RIGHT.

In the name OF sobrsety. do quit talking
about The New York Mutual Life
there IS no such company. The correet
name OF the company is The Mutual Life
Insurance Company. of New York. The
Mutual Life, TIE Mutual Life. The Mu-
tGai Life, The Mutual Life, The Mutual
Life. The Mutual Life, The Mutual Life.
The Mutual Life. The Mutual Life, The
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York
Founded lsss: purely mutual Assets.
two hundred and four millions.
William s Pond. general agent for Pa
cidc Northwest, Bailey building. Seattle.
Wash.
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United states COMMISSIONS spriggs
,.sxtarsav fled his findings n
,hc libel Of John Murray Lew
"a Dau and Frank Morgan against
the Chilean bark Facifsco' ana
supports the sailors claims &c ms
go ,ne bark owes them 20 zach, and
,nat nome OF them agreed TO stay Win
~ havoud Port Townsend.
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Prof. Rich Leaves south Park

The directors of school district No. .
met on July 81 and reelected Prof. Isaac
p. Rich as principal and Miss Josephine
Dyer as assistant. Miss Folly was also
elected assistant.
Prof. Rich has resigned the position
and accepted the principalship of the GIL
man school with an increase of salary
of SIS per month and a three months
longer term.
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Fined for Hooking sidewalk

II A Hanson, a Pike street fruit deal
er. was yesterday fined s. by Judge Glas-
gov for ohStructing the public streets
with fruit boxes. The arrest was made
BY Officer Haff. who stated on the stand
that he had repeatedly warned Hanson
not 10 block Up the sidewalk with dis
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ONLY AN ACCOMMODATION NOTE.
Webher Denies That Chaplin Legally
nnils IsaaI. Car hearts Hancr.

Holds Isaac Cathcartss Paper.
y + Weber & Co. a Snohomish nrFn'
niea an answer I'm the superior court Yes
sersay 70 "A srit brought bv Herman Chap
We have the pleasure Of giving the ex-
enenee Of Two prominent citizens OF keion-
60 Beach, Cal. In the use of Chamleriains
Tough Remedy. Mr.. A. V. Trudeli, says;
have always received prompt relief
When used Chanlherlain's Cough Remedy.
NJ. j. NJ Hatcher saws: ''For three years
have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
amy family and its results have always
sen Satisfactory
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play of his goods and that other Pike
street merchants also complained against
him. Hanson was very indignant at hav-
ing TO ride through the streets IN the pa
troll wagon. as though he was 4 thief or
a drunken man
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Tennis Tournament Mt Victoria

For this occasion P. s. & A. s. s. Co.
will make fare of 30 for the round trip.
Tickets on sale August and S. good to
return August L. Get your tickets at
Yesler wharf. steamer Sehome leaving at
10 o. m. daily.
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Closing out our stock OF shotguns and
rifles. Cali and examine; also hunting
coats and vests, game bags, cartridge
belts, etc, etc. Avail yourself of this
opportunity Gordon Hardware Co.
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knowledge and belief she r. IN Portland
There are TO children or community
property 30 fight over.
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Ask your grocer for Frye-Bruhn Com
pany's pure lard. Home industry. Nc
authorizations. Strictly pure.
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BREyITIES.

H. Hansen was yesterday fined SIS in
the municipal court for being drunk on
the public streets. He was committed IN
default.
a building permit was granted August
TO NJ. NJ. Bruce for a two-story frame
house on the southeast corner of Mitchell
and Harrison streets, to cost s2.VCO.
The Grant street bridge at the corner OF
Seventh and Charles streets, was found
TO be on fire at 2:47 a. m. yesterday and
the fire department quickly extinguished
the flames. Tramps are supposed to have
been responsible.
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"CanSt thou minister 20 mind dis
easeds'' asks Macbeth. Certainly. my
lord: the condition Of the mind depends
largely. Il net solely. on the condition Of
the stomach. liver and bowels. for all OF
which complaints Ayers Pills are 1.-THE
sovcreiEnest thing on EARTH
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Iovis s,reet Wants ,Iore water

Residents Of Lewis street have petition
al the city council for larger water main
along Lewis and Barclay streets 10 con-
meet with the existing main at the corner
OF McClare and Barclay streets claiming
that the present main is entirely made
quate for domestic needs. The cost is
estimated a $3.50.