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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

Fred Berkrsan. az Russia. was admitted
20 citizenship yesterday - Judge han
ford.
Hsah~rt Speaarr. = native Of Holland. was
admitted 70 citizenship BY Judge Langley
yesterday.
sales of real estate we're ordered con-
srrls-a yesterday n the following cases;
NJ Galley " Wt1iAw Iehnsor, John
Bake w. Francss jaeehsts et al
Marriage licenses were ISSUED yes er4aay
70 re following George fvancich ard
FreAe8a NJ rxchvine. both OF Seattle:
wNhsra Carapsasi % 31rea1 Lake. and
Bertha Tiekner. % Seattle.
Js,s5xsneut ~ ceeaait was signed yes
tersfay by Judge Osborn ~ TIE case q g
g. Saith as receiver OF ire Qregon I'M
movement Company. vs., IRE l.atas1 LAM
Erz Mortgage Germany for sa-S. -
Judge Langley yesterday stgussi decree
saf foTpes csafe n ire case 81 Thonrzs -
Rsftf Csfsy1er - a.. vs.. CARES =. Carton
- AZ Tor ss5ss Nr.a directing The Sas~ 20
LOT sa nlock & Whites s5slsson 20 Seattle.
q A Kirsgres harfag sets'aes writ 20
attachment against p-2na and other
k.sssaae sgssa arfscssS h@1oaEsa< % Mrs. -1tSe
re- f9,sFfw. ard now - the NsTthsfn Pa
rf4s freight a~So.. Judge fSAnfcrt yeSter-
cav a~gfe~@s the road q he'll III xxs>&s
III Kfrsreas judgment fer s2a-sS r. saizs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

A Deal In Bark which Resulted In .
Los All Arouod.

A fz-y II Judge Ozeorn's department
was occ@css9 al 1ay Wednesday ans q
sros1 portion Of yesterday grxkaw sw9 cases
consolidated .c- tie purposes at the trial
ere entitled Ef1ax2 g Drake w. jerome
Catltns t.e Other z ". Gs@setf w. the
sane esEezaxnL The s2Itx zYess ever a
consignment cs Cascade segrassa hzrk
male BY Catzsn - GE1a@sf- G4Eset: claimed
fssr BE aat Cstizz agreed TO SHARE pror1ts
ard losses or tire aesE. ard she Aossss we're
<z1-r. for which 1e asked Judgment TIE
defense vas that G1lert vas ordered TO
sal Ire bark az . tine wh>n a handsome
pr06t eoGz have been made. bat declined
20 70 80. and counter claim fer damages
was pleaded.
Ins Drake suit arose oes a. the sane
state % t2csz. To secure advances Calm
gave Gsilett note for 8. se- Thls vas as
signed after maturity 20 Mrs. Drake
The tgry hroaght IN a .ex1sct IN the
DFzke case n favor % pizlrfs1 Tor yss4 s.
ard - the Gsssest case foan1 Ia favor Of
Defendant
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THE COW CASE AGAIN.


No1-suft Granted Affer the supreme
Court 0ri@red a New Trial.
The case Of -. r. Joli1e ~. Thomas r
Brown. rseetssr OF the Seattle. Lake Shore
& Eastern. was called for trial In Judge
Os5oEn's department Of tie superior court
yesterday. This was the case IN which
tia railroad was sued under a state stat
ute fer double the damages caused BY
killing COW. The penalty being prescribed
Ia cases where The company failed 10 fence
its tracks. In ths first trial OF the case
the plaintiff a4s non-sulred. the court
holding tbs statute unconstitutional Ha
took the case up 70 the supreme court.
and that tribunal decided that while ths
statute was unconstitutional. Tire piasnffg
was stfl entitled 20 recover the actual
damages sustained. and rer1anded the case
for a new trial
Ths jury was impaneied TO try the case
yesterday. when the attorney for the de-
PENDANT objected % the Introduction %
any testimony for the reason that sep
sfate Anit bad bean brought TO recover
tho actual value OF the animal killed.
and In that suit the pfain.iS bad bsen
beaten and Judgment had been entered
against him The court sustained the OBJ
lection. discharged the jury and entered
judgment for the defendant
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WITH TUE JURY.


BuE Japanese AfDfnGf isdF
I'm the Federal Court.
Argument IN the case OF IRE two Jars
charged with uniawfniiy importing i've
japanese women into the Uniset states
"a. concluded yesterday. but the case
usl nst &c given 20 the tsry TIA 80 O'clock
skss morning.
: Tia defense yesterday Was rot inclined
q leave the government ever the third
seunt Ia the Indictment. which Vas The
tr'y ore % TIE Eve not demarrei 70. This
count charged .ns Defendants with bring
is- into ths Omitted States ..paupeTs ct
persons liable 20 become charles Oh the
state. White Mun&ay & Fulton. Cor the
defense. Insisted that ire language ~ the
TIA; between the two words there was al
ERE difference % possibility and praee-
nifty sswhcn II comes 70 that" said
~. Waite. al q ~ are liable to be-
eons raapevs. but 7 hope ws ars not oil
nksiy 20 become such"
Assistant rnltea States District Attnr-
Eey Robinson. who has charge OF ire
rass Scr the government. sDoks aTst. re-
vsswsag the evidence from IN. standpoint
" the prosecution. dwelling especially On
tie connection % tha defendants wssn the
werner N question. and the rrstahlitiy
shst tAs passage money had been furnish
u ~ t1eHi - Fart Fi Toe
svstsnce for the defense. the jap
anese women when ret On the
vstnesx stand made a considerable shew
II ready cash. Mr. Robinson rissscnled
tbs n his argument. intEmattzg that this
ssoney might easily have been supplied
tAsm fer the purpose
Mr.. Fulton rather resented this 40 an
destination against Tie management az
tas case. and asserted that such an arsw-
neat wss Simply en- a level with sae ether
tactics os ths prosecution. Which. when d.
prfvea % al ether standing ground. Tatss3
! cry e. fraud.
Mr. Waite showed say>e iFscanssteneis@
n the governments testimony. an3 paid
Ms respects 70 certain witnesses IN such
sisssoGs fsxhi1a that cne 81 them later
rap,ee hias fer a contradiction bat fass
srsw MID regs4mAnd frcrn Jcese Han
ferd. wha stated that hs would net permit
soch tnterruptinns and directed Mr., Naits
% address his remarks % tbs iafy-
TIE ease occupied TIE whela cav ard as
eeleek approached judge Hsnfars tx
ezses az ether 3arofs uWSa this nornin<.
sAea. aftsr TIE case q the jars IS gwen
y re tury. the trial q Mate Smith wisl
cane GA
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Informarioa Tor ALASKA saviSators.

&c IAlte1 SAFES cNa8t AID keOEtftc
survey has issued bulletin No =. son
tanning general information relating TO
the vicinity OF Chatham and Peril straits.
from recent survey By the United States
coast survey steamer Patterson. LAszt-
Commander 2. X Moore. z. s. ". com
nar1ing anz Cock inlet and the region
20 tas westward. by w. II. Dali Unissd
States geological survey. TIE sailing d.
reeticns ard notes are taks- from the re-
po-ts os 4sat- Commander Moore ard
cover the grand from Point Gardner. az
the junction OF Fre5srtek soEnd and
CAsshsrs straits, 20 Povorotnt Island -
Peril straits. These notes were compiled
during the season OF lsz5 and are 9 very
valuable addition 20 the scaat information
already existing In pTiat on tAls part c.
Alaska
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12


Charles q. scotf, the rso@sser rersrtly
1ppAnEsc fer l. A. Trsen q Co. made his
Hlsk report 70 TIE superior court yez;sr-
CAP. he states ina. ne believes Ire 5es,
interests OF the creditors vii - a-exexxe 81
cy carrying on the store as gclnx cor
eesn- IL II Rot pet necessary. ho.ever. 10
rsDsenssh stock BE sAys that ne vii ee
Satisfied with a compensation for himself
as receiver CT - Per month
ne assets Of the 1rm are &, IT'S 81 The
eAots are g. Sis The heaviest creditors
are fhs First National bznk, SIS go. j.
Lalssm&n saes Company. g aH Z. and
Laird. seoner r. Co. .suSa The other
Creditors claims each fan o@sox q &c The
claim o. the Fsrst Satbonzl bark 4 aossr.s-
antsy secure6. however. BIZ mortgage o. a
hrxe amount 81 zeal property whsca BE-
longs 70 l. A. TEeen personally. ard which
= nos agaxed IL among tia assets os the
cc1eerx-
Tss assignee believes THAT IL ksps alive
as going eoncNrn, wala It's extremely
valuable good vii. all claims car ne pad
In fun before TIE end OF thu present
year.
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OCCUPANTS MUST LEAVE
Tho City TO Fiji In It's Property on Yes-
Isr Aay and Fffth Axenue.

The board o< Grelsc works yesterday
NOTIFIED thu occupants OF certain cotzgess
On ne properly adjacent 20 the old city
azl1. at Fifth awensae ard Eesser way. ID
yacste the premises IRE order h<nanass
tsceszzry. ss the kc1ses are 10 be razsSd
ard TIE surrounding traSt of iAa1 6iis9 Il.
BIDS for the work vii be advertised to-
Contract during the present week.
TIE contemplated Improvement, VIII
greatly enAa1cs the value Of ths property
ysseh. s.sre the streets have been graded
above x. have been u16sz.raAze for a.
most airy purpose. owing 70 Is depressed
location
TIE earth for TIRE all viii be washed N
from fesler way ard VIII be tie dir tzzs
has s-o0gked down from ths ecga ts2ouse
HI, partly filing the street The LA2uge
VIII wipe out another Of The Cd senS-
marks that have survived the are za1 fhe
march OF tr,avrD.evn@rtx
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49, ~ass 20 have s1pnortes re wor3t
...., "a shns.fHers. ~ -. h@ rsHSf havs
- a aeeFsesslv vssSsatSr grsivs41a We
-ts - - muscular. bns wa eaa entay
!. s.sr nssNzscana % rAysso4l vzxor r when
49, eaesszag Is 'eeries rs sy ssssSre. 80
..sr.serserf ser eeresf ~ - sr5sA8 e shs
- sauAl tenae. hess~fssss Sss1AAca Sds-
- .xetes rafzssases &ixSSssGa npaE q
...-a..t k-axss. rssn@tseS 1cTva@ sEsss
,.,,s..,.,s-s- 2va ecr<SiEstfc-- as sxer-
-. rA.ssvsSsic and sitEey tr0uh'ss. x
-. -.snf~rasss TIE 1oasgaG q EssAaFsa n
- rr water. sn3 Teerssss ex1&sssst en-
- 49,. szsgzlres ~ 1nsaessaa a~S4-IS or
$50 fatigue. ne sg@a. s-zfsrla as eoa-
=. .sz.sst have 10 rsazu 4aseHS Al SaeT-
49,. s.s.l~s~ sAan fsas sszs1ty EGEal 81 -
s.sss,.,ss1f NYsa 4 seScxSstel EecoEa g Hs2E-
- hsssf Z .ssattFY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

OF the State Co-0peratfw. S<,rEekv-
Herring Along Home Iracn-srtr-

OF the State Co-op~ratfwr S,eEesv-
Helping Along Home Industries
The Ssaefle hrzEch - ire S-ass Co-oz@.
rative Socsesy hal1 ttS regular rn1nthly
neetinE "Wednesday =. e'etock. IN shs
Cn1Fssoe- 81 CSzzleros -ucszs A rcpcrc
from tie treasurer vss siSea. ard cutie
4 number 90 neS names wers harsed IN
Tor Membership
L was yesy Interesting ard enthusiast
&c meeting 70 womb - Sezetls are
taking lively interest IN nurns industries.
sn9 Eszzy a2sxttars we're ASKED and ar
s~s-~1 60 th~ sssotect Al th@ members
present ervEsxsed tAsrn selves as determine
e. 70 Rep the movement forward f1r
~AscA tssv az r}e1ge1. VIA - sncusr-
sEe ts@ r-ctDcttcz azs ce-~zrr-rio- q
haEe ana stxIs rro1aorx ana rzzzafzS-
rZrHx~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

Ocostss June u--SpeciaL--rrsd J. Bn-
Hen. 81 the firm 81 Cleveland & RuiEsu
quietly suspended business Ter day and
surprised Ccosta by returning frnns a trip
20 Tacoma with s. wife Miss Anna Mat
soTe. q former visitor 90 GcostA. returns
the bride 20 grace the home az the young
couple, and susa ia receiving congraflla-
tiers from their many frsersls-
During the heavy thunder storms zh1eh
occurred last winter several large trees
were gsrdled ny lightning adjoining the
toxusira
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sRExIrtEs.

rhA city council vii meet r. special $50
Eacn torlEht
Sssyns water ecier portraits ~ MtSs Ha&1
az sxhfAfszst A. the Cssao@ Ar store.
Ma A-neS TurNhnl1 Mss Sarah A.
re.sfs xEsa Mary g Etwawts. Ms fNfssa
'Y,ess.,aS Mrs. T. Thomas. n - Watkins
al RehNFk Roberts. - bsrS ps<tsaexs9-
So A2ss NJ anS Mrs. " = Everstts
~ ans Are q. NJ wsessaT. Mr. ar4
a. n A ratvsesfher AU1 Mrs. Heck"
ss,iv frnsa TAc0f2A-
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Gnar,alan fer Her SON.

Judge Langley yesterday appointed Mrs
Susan cIothser guardian or the person ana
property OF Winfield CIoshler. her ns3or
son. The boy was injured IN September.
tssi. On the Grant street electric railway.
as compensation IN fali fer ire Injuries.
ard the object OF ire appointment va 10
have a proper guardian % make the com
promise. receive thu rsansy ard invest r.
for the boys benefit
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saaLxies fFon TIE rltl- They askea Tor
~a ass3anetion 60 restrain the r4rsoval q
,hS snshEi@s untE theft lsens were pad.
legs SSDorr yesterday grznteE . fsru-
- @sy Restraining order sorbss6irx tha
-ss.s a. - aug ~ the sasrgses. Az1 1srecx-
fzs j. ~ Davis. the assEara~ - sr.1s 81
u TIE property uutn the further or<sers
CT tfss court
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Henry r. Spear. eldest son q, Nr. ard
Mrs. Frank Spear. diei at tbe family resi-
eence a. E4xewalsr. Tuesday. OF eonsunn D
ton. lie was native ef Ercw1stown.
Mira. and was = vars eit. Er. Spear
haf been on ere racife Coast about three
years. arf was - osie tire connected VITA
the Pacific Advance. Funeral services viii
~ held az The E8xeR2ter Congregational
church rhis afternoon a. c'clock. Rev.
7 Z NfehAfx nfsefaf try
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struck me Waitress.

Lena Feantaia. n rather pretty waitress
employed IN fhe New York Kitchen. caused
ira arrest Of Harry 5o-sz. the cock. yes
teriay fer ,ssanit aaa battery. r. seems
IRE girl cosaplalas1 20 the cock that he
was slow. and people were getting tired
ani les vtrg TIE place. TIE cher took ex-
cs2fiors TO the remark and struck che girl
he wss hrough. CT before Judge Glasgow
yesterday, and took uutl teEroFrow 10
plead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

washington City. June s--Specsal-
Original pensions have been granted 70
William Moran. OF Sank. Skagss county:
Charles Il. Lflits- Of Ortfnz. and Ssrnna
". Scott. OF Seattle. An original widow
pension has been allowed 20 Harriet
Shznkilr Of Silver Creek. Lewis county.
The pension OF Frank Chambers. OF Pure
Angeles. has bean increased
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MADE Az ASSIGNMENT.
eAtn2ie Mn Man at Ballard Turn,
-


over His Property.
ca Wednesday G = lambert. who has
beer operating the Arid satrEie mil 50
Ballard uneer lease fer Some time past.
ssads q general assignment for tHe Nsaatf
81 hts creditors 20 : n Davis TIE as
sgnmesE Was nied Tor Tecaya t@ssre the
saos1ng ~ The ea5isors' 0fsice Ter tAe even
~ On the same day. hut prtor 20 the
assignment. Lambert sxecuteS two etis
q sSls. ons to A. } AulA - 1.&S shin
kssS lslnE AZ re rrGf. tas ctheF - a Z.
>naft * g ~ shingles az the sazEzss p~ce.
Nh3s gae assignment was eu1y Sled "a
re A0dssevs oltacs. The gayeatsry Ct TIE
rss7eFty aud list - creditors sss nct as
81 eeen 2 81 in the coansy CLERK : ogsifsA
Yesterday sgErfnooa t1o 90 t12 CreS&is
seFS r = Callahan and Charass S&e3-
YEA aled "a tie Superior court a reSissssa.
sst1ag fAe foregoing facts sn5 further
s~a<tzE tAaG they wsrN hol&ers % rre-
srfssG lahnF ,ses1s axalnEs AZ TIE sHlnsfss
a. laSs AZ the wallis Callahan for S-1t,
az sAelten TO- sGts1 Tass alleges ti1zE
.7raeert vess snsasvent &nd thaf irxtH<
= Ceae. tns assignee ~ IRE Awaa hsa =
>Ase. a2G SGCts were ahcEt - remove re
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Anasrsoa's street ans gEsfte map - Seal
&c fer tsss = cgG Il Is probably the best
city nap ever published. showing tbs
wards precincts. rev street names ar.
house nunhers. street ear lines tn colors.
ths location of the parks. public hgilssnzs.
wharxsS ana fsetoTies- It Is = eoos thing
g ". Tcwsiey. agent Rexwesi building
VIII begin delivering them -eat week
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The following new Fosss were fisf In TIE
superior court yesterday:
G. J. Susith. "a receiver OF the Oregon
Improvement Company. re. the Iasora
Land ara Mortgage Compzny->ote.
sG%sa. interest. costs. etc.
Mira Charsofs~ Swasey vs- Joha ~ Carr
e. aA-Sg.%S. costs. etc. end foreclosure
Of mortgage on 8 portion OF block 4.
Carrss sd3sfsor 20 Seattle
AEtie T. Kenyon 80 Roger w Wluchsfl
Noe. 500 aat forecloSaFs or mortgages
on west half % east haif OF lots and :.
block /. Deans ad4atton TO Seattle
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The trial OF the PoatiEs divorce case
was set for Monday next before Judge
Osborn. Yesterday. hy consent Of coan-
sci. the hearing was postponed until Tues
day. the 18th inst. Mr.. Gay. one OF the
counsel Tn the case. being unable 90 be
present Monday. on account OF another
case IN the Federal court
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r. Salvasioa Army Il preparing Cor q
BIG tire rsxt Sunday. BraraStsr K4r-~f
90 Sas Far sksco. commander % IRE army
81 Cailfernis. Ssvsas ans the Hawaiian
islands, e 20 hs here Rn3 viii ee asssSsea
~ MAJ CHORD
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On scsauss o: rs-rscrAtkc eon~~rtse. n
CAheAse. x9eeaal rate % ST. 50 fer ire rv,ss-a
trip wH - nz&e ~ TIRE Ne~shsr- Pa
sc Tickets 90 SAFE June sstn aas J-gv
tst- II yce are sss7g - Cesczxu cal On I.
A. N&9saE- ssasTal agent " p. K r..
SSzsrsa
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TIE Alaska PArs1c Express. Company
VIII ccrnenee operations ~ steamer
CITY OF Topeka sailing %ans 1stA- Fer
rates ard information apHly az ossc@ 90
Northern Fzcise Express Company. = 2.
Harrow agent
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ct the Art League to Lake washirxt0a
this afternoon. shoaid report az fae stzs4s0
aoou- : o'eiock A PARTY vii leave a. -
sharp 20 join the others al the rs1sszyoas,
~hteh. as On Friday last. VIII BE Tzysor's
mil.
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Rev. T. 81 NAAsae. OF Dezwsr. c..
wgsl A@stvs- Isct4Es az ne Seattle tAezrA~
ssshsscf. ~M>8srn EE&2eas Va Tngsr@cgf.
ca FvssAy. TIA lrsL. =. = n Txokass
Ter z2.a a. he sex oEsZes. esrzz- szes-x
yuns
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- .isr0nxE1ae caEr store Aass--4s AZ "a
wg~ss sw~rgs. c2r e2E2~e sso~& ~ ea
wcrs@ ct e~Sakx Sr4 ssaEsors-y. VT - So 4
rAny.
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TIE hstv % lark Nelson. TIE ycarx MAJ
who vas drowned Wednesday zcca in shs
Stuck river near Aaeurn. was recovered
YESTERDAY. Ths remains zrs az Auhzra.
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Mrs. Annie Dyer. TIRE baby farmer. ar
reS-e5 Mzrca Oh ezzrEe % numbering
rrauy infants interested e her care. vs<
hanged IN Nemgafe vriSan. Ls1Gcn. az
e'elocx Wednesday rsornisx.
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Schooner Nellie Jensen salts for Cock ,
ialss FrtsAy next Passage Apply On
board. Schwzeachsv's Goek.
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Ten cents ger share Ter sseck = AFA4
49, v-ss-@s ASssstaarx tAe three greatest
s,ssnss II -. wosIA 6sslzzors a ISHrsssAs
Is I.ArrrS street.
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-. seAttse sAs&tsr ssarss % ers~sses
..ne~rc~ nlxAE. IL = ta- esS<st ser AHe
a~-aw post faa1
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Hlxhlaa "a Light God NlEfng Company
Call and see ore. assays ard srneitsr re-
turns Information furnished r. NJ
Palmer, "A EosEc1 block
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vwwxrzasA Dairy 80 cream = t>e s~sts
rasae srcEz rzzs cream. TessPAaM-. Ma
~
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r, ass~s.uzse ear ssS-e SSs- 7eSs a -
s~g~ss zw@Mmn Gur Satr@ sSecAe ~ss
s.,~sA ~ tasaSs a~E srsGensry, W. - sasss
= .~ss xxsessst reserve. TIE CA1vers Sosz-
raaS.
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Nns ra,sstvetw sxaas 1zss ~ zsE-w e~~at
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-22
PULLED A RAZOR
DOran Tried to Keep His
PurSuerS at Bay.
Had Stolen Clothing From
House on Carpenter St.
Little Girl First Took Up Chase and
Later Mr.. RiebOld.

A desperate sneak thief. who gave she
name OF James T.. Doran, was arrested on
the steps of the old convent on Claverick
street just before noon today by OH icer
John j. McCa frey OF the Fifth station.
Doran had held crowd at bay for a
little time with an opened razor and
badly cut Frank Reibold, who had pursued
him from Washington street with stone.
Doran, who is 2l years old, about IL
o'clock went to the hons of Munroe
Moore, 40 Carpenter street, ana just as he
was leaving was discovered to have in his
possession a couple of pairs Of trousers
and two coats. Mrs. Moore tried TO stop
him, but he pushed her aside and mace
his escape, though Mrs. Moore succeeded
in getting one of the coats away from
the thief. A daughter OF Mrs. Moore
followed Doran, who started to run
through Carpenter and Lime sereets to
Washington street, where citizen named
Frank Reibold took her place in the
chase. Mr.. Reibold followed the pace set
by Dorap through intervening streets
until Ciaverick street was reached. when
the latter pulled out razor and Reibold
was held at bay, but a Mr.. Barnes of
Centerdale came TO his rescue, but the
man was not laid hands upon until the
officer arrived.