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sEWAL1 kNoWN IN SEATTLE.
Character Of the Maine Mon as De.
scrtbed by q Friend.

scftoed ~ q FTteHd.
SEATTLE, WASH, July 13. - s. f.
Coombs, West Seattle resident, who was
member of the Maine Legislature during
the Speakership of James G. Blaine, in
discussing the Vice-Presidential candi-
dacy of Arthur Sewall to-day said:
''Mr. Sewali's ancestry played an i'm
portant part in revolutionary times and,
like Mr.. Thurman, he never sought Office.
In 1859 Arthur Sewall was delegate to
the Democratic Convention from Bath,
Me-, with Fuller from Augusta and my.
self from Thomaston, Me. Sewall was
rendered the Gubernatorial nomination.
but declined. He said he had the business
of his father to attend TO and it required
his whole time. He was very popular and
would have undoubtedly been elected if be
had accepted. There never was strike in
Mr.. SewaIps shipyard in Bath, Me-, and
he employs as high as 1000 men at times.
He and Mr.. OBrien of the other large
shipbuilding firm in Maine, located at
Thomaston, are both silver men. and
affirm that q high protective tariff has in
iured theis business. :"
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DEATH AT sACRlMENro.
Attorney Fan Fleet Succun bs to In5nries
Receiped While Sleep Walking.

Attorney Fan Fleet Succun bs to Injuries
Receiped Hhite Sleep Walktng.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, July b. - At
torney Frank T. Van Fleet died this after
noon from injuries received by falling
from an upper window of his residence in
this city at an early hour last Saturday
morning while he was walking in his
sleep.
Van Fleet was young attorney, highly
respected in this city. He was born in
Monclovs, Ohio, in 1858. and was educated
in the high school in Toledo. He was
married and admitted to the bar in his
native State, and IN 1892 came to Sacra-
mento, becoming partner of A. c. Hink-
son, one OF the present Judges of the Su-
perior Court of this county.
Van Fleet was a brother OF Supreme
Justice w. G. Van Fleet, who had been
constantly with him since the accident
He is survived by q widow and three
children.
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The Ear.h.s Rotatio on and ssorinr rralns.

The Earth's Rotation and Moving Trains.
II had an interesting conversation With
a Western scientist Jhe other day." said
n. s. Moore, Chicago travelling man, at
the Raleigh, ''about the effect the rotation
or the earth has on moving railway trains.
he claimed that train going eastward Is
accelerated by the earth's rotation, while
one going westward is cores ondingly re-
tarded. Trials of railroad speei, 10 obtain
the best results, he says. should therefore
be made from west TO east. The scientist
backs his theory up with elaborate mathe-
NAUTICAL formula. He goes further and
estimates that train running either north
or south loses by reason OF the earth 5
movement, on account, he says. OF the
earth's pressure against the right rail- A
train capable of making seventy miles an
hour loses two miles. 1t is such an inter
esting proposition that / should like to see
a test made. "-Washington Times.
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Gains oitlsen.hlp at Yi,alle.

Y1SALIA, CAL. July 13.-Maria Muller
was to-day admitted to citizenship of the
United States by Judge w. w. Cross, upon
the recommendation of Lorenzo Meme
and Patrick ARan. On March 9, 1887, her
husband, Joseph Muller, filed his declara-
ton of intention of becoming citizen of
the United States, but he died on March
20, 1894, before he was naturalized. Upon
this ground and under the laws of the
United States enacted in 1902 and 1904,
Judge Cross allowed Maria Muller to be-
come a CT tizen of the United States with
out being required to follow the usual
course
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LEGAL FIGHr ROE AN ISLAND.
The Lotcty Sovereign of EhGIers to Be
Deprired of His Kingdom.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, July 13.-An
original and unique proceeding was insti-
tuted here to-day in the United States
courts by Federal Attorney Dennis to dis
possess Antoine J. Silva, who has for long
time held peaceable possession of Whalers
Island, off the San Luis Obispo coast.
Silva, who is lone fisherman, has been
warned time and again by the Federal
authorities TO quit the island, but has
steadfastly refused to do so. Silva claims
the island by right of squatter sovereignty.
The island is wanted by the Goyernm ent
as site on which to construct a light
house, and the plan is to remove the island
king before beginning the work. The COM
Diaint sets forth that Silva has unlawful
possession of this bit of Uncle Sans
domain. Just what kind of a defense
Silva will make is problematical. He will
be served with summons in the action
tomorrow. Damages in the sum of $500
and the costs of the suit, besides the resti-
tuition Of the island, is asked by the
United States.
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SAN EMIGDIo WOMEN VorE.
A"etr Erercise of the Franchise Result
ia an Election CONTEXT.

1"etr Exercise of the Franchise Results
ia Election Contest.
BAKERSFIELD, CAL, July 13.-Alonza
d. ROBINSON filed suit in the Superior Court
to-day to have s. w. Walters ousted from
the position OF School Trustee in San
Emlgdio district. because of the premature
exercise by q number of women of the
privilege of voting at the recent school
election in that place. Robinson was can
Gioate and the election was very close.
-Four women, one of them the wife and
another the daughter of member of the
election board, applied for permission to
vote. This was granted, despite Robinson
protest at the time. They all voted for
waters and Robinson was defeated by
their votes.
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QUEER DUEL at ANAHE1M.
The Challenging Principal Fights With
an Empty Rerotv

A"S S"oSen0tHQ 6rtuctp0t rights With
an Empty Rerotver.
Los ANGELES, CAL, July ia shoot
ing ARRAY yesterday afternoon in the west
ern part of Anaheim resulted in the
wounding of Francisco Ruis by Santos
Carisosa. The men have long been enc
mics. Ruis went to the dwelling of Carl
sosa yesterday and called him out, daring
him to mortal combat Carisosa accepted
the challenge. simultaneously they drew
their weapons and began firing. One of
the five shots from Carisosa's pistol pene-
trated the fieshy part of Ruis' left.thigh
inticting wound that may prove serious.
Both were arrested by Constable Groat
and Marshal Stedman, but as Ruis was
clearly the aggressor Carisosa was re-
leased on his own recognizance. The
strangest part of the affair is that it was
found that Ruis' pistol had not been
loaded, and be was pulling the trigger in
vain when he attempted to sIay Oarisosa,
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BrofIed bv fIid son

LOS ANGELES, CAL, July 1s.-owing
largely to the humidity of the atmosphere
and the absence of sea breezes this has
been one OF the most oppressive days ever
experienced here. The sun rose in an un-
clouded SKY and there was not breath of
air stirring. The mercury began its gentle
ascent at sunrise and marked 20 deg. at 7
A. NJ, So deg. at 10 clock and IS deg. at
II N. For three hours this afternoon BUSH
ness was almost at standstill owing to
the heat.
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JOAQUIN MILLER ar SEATTLE.
The Poet of the Sierras Floats the Men
Who Fdror Gold

Who Faror Gotd.
SEATTLE, WASH, July 1S.-Joaquin
Miller. the Poet OF the Sierras, who has
been touring Oregon and Eastern Wash
ington, arrived in Seattle to-day. He had
many callers, for he is personally we'll
known to the pioneers of these States, in
each of which he taught school in an early
day. The venerable poet expressed him
self as much interested in the free silver
movement.
Its right" he said, "for it is a step to-
ward the advancement and betterment of
humanity. Away with such nonsense as
the claim of the gold men. Why, Oregon
on the edge of the sunset in America in
,4S and 40 dug gold and her blacksmiths
hammered 1t into pieces of money with
which to pay volunteer soldiers who were
conducting an Indian war; and still thew
say that this great country can't coin and
make money out of silver, regardless of
any other Nation. This country has been
taking orders from Wall street, which got
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Chico Vote. Aoa.mst Bonds.

CHICO, CAL, July 13.-Ths election to
determine whether or not the school dis
trlct should be bonded for $50, 900 to defray
Inc expense of erecting high school build
ing resulted in the defeat of the proposed
issue, only 70 votes being cast in favor of
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MADEIRA, CAL, July 13.--Rev. James
F. Logan. pastor of the First Christian
Church of MADEIRA and lately OF Stockton.
was stricken by apoplexy this afternoon.
His condition up to late hour tonight
W as considered dangerous.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC AFFAIRs
Judge Hanford accepts the Resignation
of the Old Receivers.

SEATTLE, WASH, July 13.-The resig-
nations OF Cakes, Rouse and Payne, constr
tuhng the old receivership of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, which has been chung
up" by the court since last October. were
to-day accepted by Federal Judge Hanford
and their sureties released. The action
was taken by the fling of stipulation
signed by Silas w. Petit, general counsel
of the company, and Turner, Mcclure and
Ralston, the attorneys for the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, setting forth
that the old receivers had turned over all
moneys and made satisfactory settlements
of accounts.
Judge Hanford also gave the Northern
Pacific judgment against the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad fol-
81, 258, 500 SO.
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Forest ffres on the Casoad,..

SEATTLE, WASH, July 13.-Forest fires
are raging in the Cascade Mountains for
miles on either side OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Great damage has been done to
timber, and at times the flames threatened
trains passing over the mountains.
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spokane Rail,rau SAID.

SPOKANE, WASH, July 13.-The Wash
ington and Idaho Railway, extending
from this city to Coeur d'Alens, a distance
of 156 miles, was sold under foreclosure at
Tekoa, Wash, to-day to the reorganization
committee of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company for $1.615, 740. This
completes the purchase of all branch lines
of the Oregon. and the plans of rsorgan-
ization will now be rapidly completed and
the receiver discharged.
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suictaa nt Tre. Pinn.

|. HOLLISTER, CAL, July 13.-After in
hicting eleven knife-wounds over his he art
without killing himself, Thomas MCGOWAN
cut his throat at the Southern Pacific Ho-
tel in Tres Pinos last night. He had been
intoxicated and is supposed is have COM
mitted the act while delirious. He was q
saloon keeper
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Hna RntnIIu R,.raea.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, July 13.-Little
Roy Hazel, the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Hazel of $40 West Seventh street,
died at $3.50 O'Clock this morning from the
effects Of burns received yesterday by
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-14

Life in Guatemala City to a foreigner.
and especially young man, possesses
about as much attractiveness from stand
point of amusement as would a residence
n graveyard. There is absolutely moth
ing to do except work, eat and sleep. The
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sulsUN, CAL, July 13--The proposition
TO incur an indebtedness OF $40, 600 for the
acquisition of lands and the construction
OF public water works was submitted TO
the voters to-day and was carried by vote
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Fresno Homan y,.rned to D-ath

FRESNO, CAL, July 13.-Mrs. H. B.
Choice was fatally burned at her home in
this city this evening. She upset kero-
sene lamp. and an explosion followed.
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Thera Are others.

Philadelphia North American.
Cunliffe-Did Roarer ever realize any of
his political am bitions2
Bookey-No, poor fellow; he never got
any higher than the position Of a favorite
son.
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CrOSSlal'S Specific MiXtlPa

Win this remedy persons can cure theuselva.
wltnont ine least exposure, change OF diet or
cnAnge IN application 10 business. The medieina
contains nothing that is OF the least ininrv "a 80
f6ns.a'uuOn asa your druggist tortr Pnes 81
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WFigltS Indian Vegetable Pills

Are acknowledged by thousands OF persons who
have used them for over forty years to cure
SICK HEADACHE, GIDDINESS. CONsTIPA
ton, Torpid Liver, Weak stomach, PimpIes and
purity the blood. Fs~ ~SA
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LACEs ALMOST GIVEN AWAY

Chiffon Laces.
inches wide, in colors, black, cream,
old rose. gray and lavender, former price
SOC yard, Now 25c Yard
TorcEon Laces.
Handmade, inches wide, edgings and
insertions. former price zoe,
Now 1Oc Yard
Batiste Insertions.
inch wide, former price soc yard,
Now 15c Yard
IL inches wide, former price 4oc yard,
Now zoe Yard
inches wide, former price 45c yard,
Now 25c Yard
inches wide, former price soc yard,
Now 35c Yard
Real Point Venise Laces-Ecru.
Now 35c Yard
inches wide former price Use yard.
Now 45c Yard
inches wide, former price 81 yard,
Now csc Yard
other Bargains In Laces Below
Previous Wholesale Cost.
Ladies' Choice Neckwear.
Great Reduction in Prices in Ladies'
EMBROIDERY YOKES,
CHIFFON COLLARS
CHIFFON PUCHES,
LACE FRONTS AND JABOTS.
See them before they are all sold.
Special attention is directed to our
Mems Turtle-Neck Sweater.
Plain colors and striped.
Special at So so Each.
Ask to see it. It's the Biggest
Bargain in Town.
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Legal. xoTsC0

NOTICE or SHERfFr~S SALE
Superior CozIr- Of TIE STATE a
turten. for Ike Ccuntr q knG
Cisrorz J. As1rEss. sEsl1tia. y ~
ere Hu~tz1d ard Ar-a NJ HunhSn8
wife. defsn3 ants. Ne @s&
T7r3er ard hy vsrse~ ~ a spae1ns -
sscn issues cut Of she xh-ese Ard -
the above entitled cause AMI 10 - l51
I'd ami Delivered. have 1ssy feVt1a
the fo-sor5Ee described real prcpes
sssee3 IN King csssaty. Ws<As1.een ~
Tracts - Ar1 II IN Yves, Seaf(1S
A-re Tracts Va i ria; cs whsck =
erssed 81 he auditors Office. kin9 90
Wsshfzxtea-
Notice IS th<refore hsrsav
that on Frss&y. he ~
july. lNx az the horw r
creiock A. m Of sail tay. at - -
door Of the courthouse In II -
Seattle. IN sad King county, I u
the above described property e
auction 30 the hsxAess ard hsGk
for cash.
Dated shss nj day of June. ~
A 7. VAN DE WANT
wss.e. Munssy & Fulton. AtterS7
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CITY TgEASURER's NOTICE
staliuserr Of local Improvement district
No. z. for the Improvement OF Pike. IN
the city OF Seattle. from Front street
to Ness nsarg.n o. Seventh street. unos 5
which provides for the Improvement OF
said street by curling end paving the
same, and proydlnz for the payment
therefor In .nstalir1ents and establish
ing a fG-1d for such payment by the h.
yy.ng ard collection OF special assess
nlents upon The properly benefited by
the Improvement. and providing for the
issuance Of bonds as authorized by an
Washington. approved March ?. 1885.
and undes the proyis.ols OF ordnance
Ne. s.3ss. ar%royed May :. 1884. as
Amended by ordinance No. 5ss8, approy-
20 me for collection and the reslec-
tive sums therein charged and LEVIED
against each parcel OF lot Of land. and
part thereof in SAID district II pay
pad. and the sane. Including the Ia
teres. or the whole amount charged
must be pad on or before the Sr1 day OF
July, fss>i Unless payment b. made on
such iasrallment on or before the sra
day OF July. 1885. the same shall BE-
come delinquent and shall bear interest
at the rate OF per cent. per snnura.
until paid. ard y not paid before said
be added. and the sans delirdue-1- SHALL
be entered on the annual tax roll for
the current rear against each lot ard
parcel o. Land. and part thereof. SO de-
i.rqueBk. and with the sntsres. and pea-
ATTY shall be collected as other taxes.
together with such additional charges
or penalties as are authorized 10 be
charged ard collected on other ieiiE-
Quent taxes. and each iot or parcel OF
land so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assessment. with Inter-
est. penalty and costs. in the manner
provided By Law.
GEORGE r MEACHAM.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date % first publication June :. Isss
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE
STEAMER GEORGE

STEAMER GEORGE <. STAN
Leaves Tacoma. Il root. Seattle. H.
wharf. 8 p. m. Mondays ard ,a,
New Wsateorn. Blaze ard Frt1ay
bor ard Vancouver. arriving SAnc
0. m following day
Fare 20 Blaine. s.. fare 20 VANS
q For further infornation Apply
err wharf
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CITY TREASvRER'S NOTICE NOTICE
Is hereby given that the first ANIMAL
:n<failm-nt OF local Improvement district
No. s. for the Improvement OF Willow.
in The city Of Seattle from Broadway
10 the east margin Of Kenny street, ars-
der the provisions Of ordnance No. 3. so,
which provides for the Improvement OF
said street by grading the same ard
constructing sidewalks thereon. and pro-
vftiag for the payment therefor In n
stailTe1ts and establishing fund for
such payment by the levying and colier
ton of SPECIAL assessments upon the
property benefited by the improvement.
and providing for the issuance Of bonds
a. authorized bT an act Of the Legislators
OF the state OF Washington, approved
March 2. 1896. and under The provisions
of ordinance No ass. approved Nav :.
1854 as amended by ordinance No. J. 49,
approved July Il 1885,. has beer auly GER
r.sci 20 me for collection. ami the re-
Specfive sums therein charged and levied
against each parcel and lot Of land. and
p-s-s thereof iH SAID dsssrfct. tn payment
Of such lnstsl.rusTf remains unpaid. ard
the same. isci11.rg he Interest On tha
whole amount charged must be paid On
or before the Bird fav OF July 1885 rn-
less yssyrtsrt be made On such INSTALL
merit or or before the 2ri day Of July,
!sS@. the ssrne sfzail become delinquent
ard shah bear interest a; the rate OF .
per cent Der arnur7. until paid. and
IL ros paid before 50 . time. a penalty
OF FIVE 81 per cent. Shali be et1es1- and
the sums DELINQUENT shall be entered on
the annual tar roll for the current
war against each LOT and parcel OF iand
and part thereof. 30 DELINQUENT. ant
with tie interest and penalty shall b4
collected as other taxes. together with
sz,-h additional charges or penalties as
are .tstforfze-t 20 be CHARGED and collect
81 on other deiSrduert taxes. ard each
LOT or parcel Of land go dsifnzGent shall
he AID for the amount OF szscn ASSESS
r7z-nt with interest. penalty and costs
IN .sa manner rsravi1e3 bY zw.
GEORGE = NEAfF
City Treasurer Of the City OF Seattle.
Data Of first publication June :. Las.
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fhe ruSzse - hersby vsy8sd not - pay
oEy RoG<y 20 parties r~rrse>stsrr 20 -
0Genss ~ ft- Seattle Fsst-fn.eSisg<nrsr.
ossk1rzxsd fr<sssZzS agents % rn~ Post
1xt~.sixenrer. Via =. A Erf>isszsa. J. L
Eaw.ey a.t c. r. Peck 1azs co~s eoe
srs iacss~x /, varlsss cities ard towns IN
TIE Northwest nor 10 pc<suasters. Sho
are 10 Ell ea<es Asfso-fxed e take s7h.
erripssozx fer - Daily, esns1sy an4
tors: ,. a. csshcxrF. n r Hsui~y. ".
~ Hanna ard " w rvfeg
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wHArcoA AND SEATTLE Rouzl
STEAMER BAY CrTr

Leaves City deck. foos OF Maln
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
n. for Aaacortes. Fairnaysn ana
cora. Returning ieavrS Whstcom SSS
Wednesday ara Friday az .. N;
Lilly. Bogsraas a Co. clsy dock. -
Phone. Main s..
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FLY ON THE -FLrEA-

FLY ON THE "FLYEk
SEATTLE TO TACOMA,
-Four roGsd trips daily. except
In cue hour ard twenty-five III
THE STEAMER "FLYEE-
Regular daily tEips- Stxfue-1
route. as follows: ..w
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. -
TINE CARD.
Single fare. sec. rcurd trip. Y
Leave s&atsie-ss6. II Is q. m: -
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