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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

nseprvins WIZ Denied n divorces
From Abusive Husband.

eszfrsrs 70 pFessie1t. not a divorce was
eassi Ia the superior court yesterday.
~ Rasy case 10 T. conAidersd was that Of
sssss f1aheo Va Joseph Piaueo, which
- sstsfs judge iiunes. and his honor
Fsss @ srssf the prayer OF the com
81 Aeeanae shc only witnesses were
y ssmar and her children The court
eEssf hcweYsr. mat a wcus~n with
- = arms applying for a divorce seem
Esaff - . decrse. The couple were
arrss 4, chlaenoco. Italy, November
- sad ere action was based on cru
y sasrei 20 have bean committed by
49, sh9 = miner. while IN his cups.
~ H'ni'v for time lived at Renfon. tut
"a npvna - Franklin. whore Mrs.
49, eozfF iilsei her shar, toward main
- ne family ~ taking IN varhirx
hnf Aousewerk. There arc four
2'sa NaiinSA. Danicl. Amelia and
by rot yet named. and when the
- fsfssed 10 grant the decree I. n.
sshsesn. for the vita. and W. ~
- fes the hashaad enaeavorsc 90 sf-
ssTanciiissier For thas purpose
Nri-s we're taken into chsnseers.
- 81 tsisrp-sfer was employed 90 rsr-
~ osarsrsa;iaa. TlAnso wss willing
h'xssn, bat Mrs fisnec declared
rpad ssver live with tiyn sxsin as
sses lived II transJlr~a that when
sessi rsiaFe hfsus after = hard DAYS
= asr daughters were accustomed 10
= tars''an.. inspired ny thrsr father. 80
~ s1nfac,. u am a true woman"
sfrf Nrs fisnee "anA 7 havs always
awful 20 nv husband, ans when
- slsh rhirSs 70 my children be as
80 ''rh 'ercss ne @ leave Alm" Te,e
49, 70 rsaousiie the couple was
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The seven extra clsrks snpioysl ny
.o<ntr Treasurer Nxsss on the delinquent
tAx rolls Tor i1g vii eompiese their iseoru
ttts Afternoon
The case Of Cnune Moi, wife No. Of
ysssesds,. snd J,sdes Hsnssrd took /,
under Abatement
Marriage licenses were fssues yssse~say
Tor Andrew Bsckman and Title Peter
son. both OF balIarst. Essmas Thompson
Louis K Caurch. receiver % tn Puget
eonne National bank, Of Everett. fled
esat yesterday IN The FEDERAL court axAlas-
9 N Cailixan for 4 siss prumissory note
dAsss May % 1856.
Jaass H4nsord Yesterday gave an order
OF axfaElt against the steamer Cricket
sad referred the various claims alet
AGAINST her for hearing before Unifed
States Commissioner sprtgxx.
Articles Incorporating the Moore~-rAv-
s. ss.shs al, .s.ssfinx Company we're nlee Tor
lncorpoTaiors l. ID. Spencer. Alter,
Moores. C. Livingstone, capital Stock.
S.es; principal otfiee. Seattle.
Judgments we're signed Ia the superior
court yesterday as follows: Jacob wgltx
vs. Joshua b. Pincknsy ct al. sssI -: Mar
farss f +. n Goedfeiiow vs. " II Le-
May 81 al recovery of lots :. g. ard g.
block ). fden's addition. and x.s costs.
judge Langiey Yesterday appointed ss-
.
Thompson, decreased. Edmund Bcwaen
bond fl,p>ei estate Of Pfflsnder samples
ceceAssd- Chester Eaton. t2.0s3. estate OF
Samuel Y. ksckeE. deceased. sarah
Rgcker. ss<a.
In accordance with the report OF United
states Commissioner ]. W. spriggs. Judge
hanford yesterday gave Judgment against
th- schooner E3iicz. as follows. I.aanSer
r johnson 81. William Hoist SIS Jimmie
Peterson - and ordered the schooner
sold TO satisfy these Judgments
A dismissal BY stipulation has been
eisnsd in the case Of the Seattle 4 Mon
tana Railway Company vs.. Cornelius T
Albrecht 81 al. Tie action was brought 10
Restrain tbs defendants from snonring YES
Sos 10 the Railroad avenue trestie be-
Tween fesier way and Wall street
Orders confirming sale were signed yes
tefday IN the following cases. The North
e-n Counties Investment Trust Company
vs. hontas jose - tx. swi., nwAs see 10
~ q. e. 1853 Tire American Mort
gage Company. OF Scotland. vs. Eva
q Taylor ct al, lots 3. 4. ID and a. block 2
Bssley's oxienf addition: Jane e. Azsrs
vs. Peter Eartsls et al. lots ard q block
j.. d. 7; and John Denny. North Seattle.
ali OF block 6, and iots 1 and 2 block 4
Boston Heights. gS.NsM
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Washington Postomce-.

~SH NAty. axAEGl +V--6pGEtAi.-
The establishment IL sought Of a postosslc.
IN the Colviiie reservation, near The Brit
ish boundary. al the mouth of Fourth Of
july creek. on Kettle river, and about .,fty
miles northwest OF Marcus Wash An at
tempt was made some time ago 10 get the
office established. bu, when Il was thought
everything was fixed one OF the officials Of
the postoffice department. made an unfav-
orable report. saying he DID not think an
ofice was needed Just yet at that point.
Since then the signing OF the bin extending
the mineral land laws to tho north half Of
the reservation has resulted In hundreds
% people going In there. and THE demand
for mall facilities has been redouhled Tho
name Of the new postofies viii be Nelson,
ana o. Il. Nelson. formerly OF Spokane.
Will ~ made postmaster.
Mrs Bessie A Bunce. pastmistress NJ
Psone. has had the misfortune 20 Re
burned out Of house, home ana possof-ics
combined. and having iost all her per-
sorsi e~erts. as well as all the psrapher-
malta 81 Uncle sam. sire has resigned, and
recommends The appointment OF Mrs. Pei
~ scribner as her successor.
Jacob Easel has been appointed po.,-nas-
Ter at Shuvah ciaiiarn county. 20 succeed
J. r Austin. who has resigned.
Tire commission % David l. Gillespie as
postmaster AZ Cheian Falls has been
SIGNED ny the president.
The special service to Sariey, wslia
waiia county, from walia waiia. has seen
Discontinued. on account Of the disconttn-
vance 80 thu once.
The following changes IN the star sched-
uis FOR ere state 90 Washington have been
announced: Aracprtes 20 ridalro City
Leave Anacortss daily except Sunday att
arrival 81 mail steamer from Seattle;
i~sv. fidsleo city taiiy excrnt Sunday in
e'nlo 70 connect with mail train AZ Ana
corfes going east: shis order viii take e.
feet April - rSs5 Fairfield - ~avc-iy-
Leave Fairfield daily except sunday i'm
-nefisteiy after arrival 90 mail train from
she north. hss not later than n. ~. leave
Waveriy eafiv srcrf,s Su-sey fifteen min
uses after arrival Gig uarh-1- % Oiara-
leave rse us.s>~- Trfssfav Thursday ans
Saturday a. - - A. n. or On arrival -
mail from Tacoma issve Ciafla on same
DAYS at . N ~orsh Cove 10 Wsstport-
Leave %erth Cove tasiv evre0- sunday AZ
. n ~ c~ after arrival - wal fr@fr
Takr8ara. lsawp westrers dairy cxc~r-
SunEav effeen r7fnutrs after arrival. -
On arrival Of naan f-ora o-os'a IN ths
star service from Sahcp.;A 20 Astrria the
r,.Nst rst-sfsr AZ Astoria wslt ~ permitted "a
deliver r~alt - the CARRIER g. advance -
schedule tir,e whrr necessary ~ account
- iaE tNs~ provided ~ connection -
tNe-shv broken ara ~ complaint made
The service f~,rn Virginia CITY 20 Ne
show wfi ~ eartaflss April : ~ rs 20 en-
brace a~F rexfa - Sera- of>sf'frE VIZ
r'nis Cssv. thereby decreasing fhr service
six ra9ss
An attempt On tNe rar. - ro--e interest
- r'~-sens - -srsovs she Qu'nisnif p.se,-
cfire f-or- fts present fersr'rs ~N~rr .
has Aecn e,ar sgncs Sc establishment - a
point -,t'~ ~ twHo sfrve so TAKE - fAe
u0rer caininu.+ r've~ r-eeir with oNfe--
fie-rs ne -ss-f - ssss.-. fsr - s~s--..
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A HALLELUJAH DIVORCE.
Salvation Ls.sie Socks Release From I
Dis>oiute. Gambling Husband.

Gambling and Salvation Army work do
not appear 10 mix very vea In married life
rs r. shown In the divorce case OF Lura
A. AcEiroy VS.. John McEiroy. begun ia
the superior cour, yesterday They were
married at PesSist9n. or. July I. rssa ana
ever since. Il 10 charged. MeEiroy has
been Idle and dissoi9is. making 10 effort
20 engage In business or 90 obtain any en-
ploymeni; but instead has passed his time
In saloons and gambling. forcing her to
make living by keeping a hotel or keep
Ing dressmaking establishment. or by
living out as . cook Shortly altar the
marriage. she says. he manifested an over
bearing disposition and = violent and tn
governahie temper, constantly nndtnx
fault and At times cursing and abusing
her. and calling her offensive names. On
more than one occasion. she says
be has threatened TO tsks her life, parti-
culariy at Walia Nalla. sad again at Ey-
erett. Just as she was about 20 sell war
Cries under the orser q commander OF
the Salvation Army. She asks 70 have re-
stored 10 her her maiden mans or Towns
end
Charles q. Vaughan has applied for a
divorce from Gertrude Blanche Vaughan.
who. he charges has abandoned both him
self ana their child. Ethel May. nov nearly
years cid. They were married March
IL Isse. at Tawas CITY Mich.
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70 MORE Af.IMpSY.
>oa MAKES ttt= Last i.syuont-Al-
lowed 60 see fits htid

'" -" TVS hfFu'
y. - ho~ersoH. whose divorced
-, s -, blAnes Bexsrsoa. e row Mr..
- sHea Yesterday Halt irte Iatss
~, eeaf' " aiFnenr far Tire ssipr~nrt
~ !. ~ ef'rf emily q Few months. mar
- ti's s'Sinis permitted ard
N. Hafksa wlia adultery ~ Tnx~s~
IN. As Modification ~ the 40
hor rho child, As - th~
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JUST AT THIS TINE.



a Few vsa.ssis Hi.ss - rAess WAs
Are oateh - fake AavsnsaGs Of
Suggestions.
Can rcr afford 70 r.xk ysc- ME aursas
sA&s sr~s-gf
THIS Is = assstson which . great many
people VIII Do ws1 10 sonssier Just a.
this tina
How May psccse there are. last nov.
VIA complain az tired. vermont fesi.ns.
They fesa nssie0. iazxufa. have bead
aches. s4eSsehes ard continually sr9sr
srcn stomach tre1hses Their Symptoms
plainly show that their nver and Kidneys
are cut Of erSer Others are sufferers
From dizziness r2irstztsca and pairs mar
TIE heart Their asooa does not circulate
Property and Il reeds purifying. Unless
these sAl-xs &rs attended 20 the 1rsI cold
or chill TREY catch is very apt 20 turn Into
pneumonia. co=ssEnrrsss Or sc-ne other
Dangerous .salAGy. Can anyone afford 10
run these risks.
These dangers are ncs exaggerated.
They actually exist they must b faced.
AID II Is . serious matter for people who
have others tspeniiay CO them Such
people eanao, afford TO be lad ~ with .
severe Illness. iose ~erk and ray heavy
doctors bills. II II wiser 20 Tuard seains,
Sse many aArtsrs oy tcEinS - the SyS-
TEN ard p1,.ax syery organ Of tse body
n perfect coacssisn. That 10 easily zc-
ccnpiisheS by the asd % Warmers safe
Cure. ~sssh fer years has been recognized
as the creates. AID hes; remedy Ter re-
rewfnx the strength and building rp the
health.
Every eocfor knows this truth. Thou
sands Of prominent people have proved is
value in their owa experience Ask them
and ThAF NH tell xiWAN4 mako
!, practice 20 take Warmers safe Cure
whenever any q health approaches That
IS why they can lace the nest dang erous
exposures without risk AMI always keep
n perfect health. There are FEW people
who eaa afford 70 ignore these sasSss-
tons. few u 40 should fan to avail them
selves az the valuable hints they contain
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Yukon Camp Stove-
Endorsed BY practical Alaska Miners a thu
Correct Thing Call and see Il
l. c. MILES CO, ZIG b ia T,sr vn rsDAvID-ss.

me- payments Tor press Dispatches. Th~
nctes are as Fellows
Auxuzs ~ iss1. payzhs. IN ssx rnoesAs.
sssnsa y tie Telegraph company, Joan
So..isss. Fres L 6andar ane Horner n.
Hi. sz.s&s
bscesnssr L fsss. four months after Aas.
ssass ~ the Telegraph Company ans
gonn Collins. 81 .nsl.
sor.e 2. isss. on demand. signed by n.
s.es.spa eonpary and Joan Collins.
June 2. 1884. On Demand. yoAn c,ern,.
personally. ti.ss
sept~snoer :. isss sixty Aays, John OH
hns. g. .D8.A
ss2tesn Der Z. issG. sixty eays John cs,-
lns. ssz5.9
NO psyrsnss hare been made On any -
- n.tss, Ane the Postal cosnpany nov
fragments for the amounts Qua
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Va Th~ Tsseersrn Pssst~Nsrr coue~rv.
.ohr Collins Fr~G e san9e- arr4 Homer
Hni-t'rozzsssUry note. 1E4
FzGi1c Postal TsseRyapk CAbs~ Corspsny
Sos1 CoilirA-Frorzissoey zofss !:
Marine Savings Bznk W. TIE Marzfsc-
sarsrr Vzrer Company. ~ Ballard sra
rns Fleming q Ayerst Csrpzay-Pyernts-
scxJ note. hSS
ne P1ses Sound National Bark VI
fgsd z. ss5dsr 9, al.--Prurnsssory nceee
Gsz&sa
Ls-A A. McElroy W John NcEzroy-pa-
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4 GRADE TAX PAID
| s.-~uf Of the Olive Street
Assessment Case.
.eon DECREE MODIFIED.
1865 Rsfused . Divoece-Bus-
$50 Msrk Case ON Trial
.,vsre sale sss Aside.
.eoH DECREE MODIFIED.

=, - ~ss srOtssr nosabis v'csery
~-xs< assessment eases ~ tAs
- ~ ne Judgment Ii the ea&s
NOS. involving THE sslif-
= - rssy~ street. sss@ssnse1t IL was
$500 sosgh. case. ths st'or-
=. ss<suszns hsvinx Essss~i DIS
49, assessment could Rot b.
80 ~z.sfaasesd 80 pay Il Il. case
'-.-rsv.s. II ~sx fought BY mo
- s.marrtrn. the city cenirx on
- sI.ne The trial tf<1 took
g1--- =. vs~rfss. sne Judge LAnE.sv
- tsse Al the time CONSENTED 70
,x ho<a parties tat sS@cisl
.Duan,ei II sss AxTesc That
=, rs exceptional familiarity
- -. ~..~x Asf-ss Battle be selected
- 49, rsacs tgo or three months
800 a Gay aad half The
- represented 5g @. T. NJ Pratt.
-. :, seattle bat Tow q Chicago.
- saunsss. ard the city BIZ Pratt
-. ..,,..- .o,,,,,
80 r..sea. the aItsnt OF the con
- bssrx apparent by the iefsgth OF
N. -. oesnien. ~sieh took ~ talrfy-
aga .. eicssiy typs~rittss manu-
Is. AMOUNT involved Was ocly
80 re- raExs Of the defense took Ia
a. $50 spssy 10 many other streets.
-. fxtr.s reviewed the testimony az
~e.A AL PASSED upon the several
-. Gou=sei for the eefsnse argued
q -.as.rv ecsssd not be had becaAse of
9 49, n pAlnfin 70 pursue the re-
..-.e.x AZ tie act OF the legislature.
$50 FesrsAry Z, Las. entitlsi AN
= 1920 incorporated ciiiss. etc. 70
- s~a~srsat Gisirfets." 10 which
- -sssi-g sssai cities hasiux their
= s.srsrs we're specifically excepted.
a = ss.xt elsissneG the latter view.
- rsre important znd eosstroser;e4
- - shesAsr. the charter % is-S isay-
q ~,s<x,.lsd TIE charter OF fseS. under
- ia Improvement vas let ara tbs
.,.-xa ssser~f iato. tina assessment
- nave bees made under the method
80 b. The charter % isss or isss1.
9 sss.sss r;ainea that 100 governed.
u. ~ esty maintained thai ~ was right
v<sexAg under the stasuis of lSs.
: az at thu time the con-
- xN made bacoming a part
: A. contrast. Briefs were sub
as ~ esuasei on this point. de-
- sssnr reserved. but the court IN a
81 rsYssv q the authorities and srgu-
/ ~ ss-ssed rot only that the city had
| n arhi 10 enforce collection ~ a Sat
II xasr, boz Tat x had acted lawfully in
|nstss ~ assessmen. IN accordance with
!, sssssos-s % the law II effect a, the
L. ~ s0ft Was ordered done and the
~a,xss srteys6 inta.
fsssi esAsr questions arising out ~
III y % tie Law governing the axess-
~ ssrs Accordingly decided IN favor
n ~ rigy.
Asfssr important point was when tho
|nnErsat became due. and ibis the court
49, 70 BE- Dot Until the expiration of
|kFs .xys fran che first day Of publication
Il ssises shas tho assessment was payable.
sgssrrd 10 evidence. however. that
~ irsn rods had been used which wers
|tpnsriy rharr-f Extra for. ard the
- s'uwef so a. the proportion for
~ M gave Judgment IN full. less that
|uenst WITH tn,sres, ari penalty.
tzeers he tine for appeal elapsed ths de-
In1ssi. after consultation. decided 10
- ~ tAs Judgment and yesterday paid
ID sssHzH,
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Everett News.

Everett April -Speclai-T'he Republic
cans OF Everett are wide awake and are
organizing for the c5gniEg campaign. II
s. understood that a call wifi be issued
for meetings % be he-d "a every ward Of
the city on SAtWrSiay night. the Iith inst
A move II on foot 10 secure the meeting
OF the PoGaisi convention In Everett.
The following officers OF Federal Labor
Union. No g4Ja. were installed on Wednes-
DAY night. President T. q. Denals, vice
president. 9. =. Adams; sscresary. y. r.
E-4v.he. treasurer, l. 2 Sorenrss: war
dan. Peter O'Rrien guardian. r. Benson.
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Court Considers the Bid- Too Low
Kent rropsrty Cos 10 Mortgagc Go.


Kent Property Goes 10 Mortgage Co.
The rrcsn, sails OF the property OF Thenl-
a. NJ. Aivard by Assignee David +. L.
Fevrr, was set aside ey Judge Langley
yesterday morrinE and a resale ordered
at 10 O. m NAY :. 40 the court house Tha
return u sale ni-si by the assignee shows
that eleven ioss In h'S@xs q. 10. II and u.
4, the Yves, Seattle Land and Improvement
C1npanY's FIRST addition - West Seattle.
were Knocked sewn far e. * and azsa
acres tn section =. township y ncrth, raase
Q east. fer stsa. she properties eetng listed
an ma asssTneS's inveatory as worth re-
sp.esiveiy seosa and 81 80. Exceptions to
the sale were fsief ny ksl4hcn J. Rogers
ard the Park 81 British Columbia. VITO
each .aia they weEe willing TO give more
fcr the property.
sheriff Van De Nanser yesterday sofa
under execution 50 acres 81 the Alvcrsi
rrop~rsy. near Kent. % satisfy jaaEm~n,
f5r 3 - g.. ~ The New ~ giar3 Nor
saE~ and Security Company. The price
bsf was s., - per acre. azf thH property
vas Knocked down 20 shs mortgage com
many.
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The temporary injunction sought ~ G.
w. TNurasr 90 restrain the Union .,l~cirtc
s-arfT.anv sro.n turning ~ ire eae,tfse
itrhts n nis residence Wa- raTtis2ly BEARD
by Judge Langley yesterday afternoon ~ !
e,r,f-,,ai s,rtss weasss=aay. Turner Rad =
. e.,otraes VITA t-o tiEff c,fuHssy vasre-
hv he WAS n he supplied With s,Eh's fcr
a certain surs PER month. After seus~
time tha .9srpasy put - meter an' ~ =
Stoves more nshf usea than M eosca arr
"a. rast frr desired % cancel th@ are
r,,eot ams sfsns ~ taa meter Wfi'h I'5r-
ner woaif not DO, vheF~'fi f-71 ne corn, any
fs-.s,s s.-,s 10 cet - lHe lishsx slscgeths-.
Yfrss,. sh~ ~ junction s1tt.
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THE racDOU0ALL & SOUTnWICK CO..
Nos III, 49, 721, 72s First Avenue
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

10 meet at the city Of Everett Nav n r~.-
al 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose az 80
iecuLg eight delegates and eight aIts-nnte.
20 tne hepubs.can national convention, 10
leei candidates fer the cfYice " pre~ifsnt
and vice president OF the United gsa,ss
The basis OF representation 10 tisss CONVEX
oon VIII be enc deleEat~-at-tarxe from.
each county, and one Tor each one hun
drcd votes. and ono for each fractional
veto over mty, as calculated frvogp ~.
the congressional ticket IA fsss Ia ina re-
hpecitse counties. the superintendent az
each county Desng as lolioNs.. u
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was taken. Delegates Murphy and Cat
ron asserted that the opponents OF state
hood We're doing taking merely as till-
clustering move. Consequently the meet
Ing was warm ore. The two delegates
exe-ted their eadesyors TO induce the COM
Hitiee to vote and refused TO be drawn in-
10 debate, although the opponents of state
hood asked them many questions. To pre-
vent consumption OF time. The delegates
declined TO answer most Of the questions.
taking the ground that the matter had been
thoroughly discussed already. The only
test vote was taksa upon consideration OF
the bills. which was carried. 8 TO 5. Those
voting for consideration were; Perkins.
Rep, Ia: Lefeyre. Rep. y. Y. Avery.
Rep. Mich; Harris. Rep. o.: Turner.
Dem; Va: Cooper. Dem. Tex; against:
Knox. Rep. Masz-: Taft. Rep. O.; Lowe,
Rep. n. Y: Harrison. Dem. La. Owens.
Dem. Ky. Taft during the discussion de-
ciarea that congress could not bird It's
eyes TO the fact that the admission Of the
two territories would add four votes for
silver 20 the senate. 5Ie argued that I; Was
not fair that the existing sts~us should be
changed in the midst Of "a great ccniToyAr-
cy like rhe financial question. That q1es-
ton should be settled by the Union as II
stsnfs, and the sound money men should
not be handicapped by the silver states.
He also charged that g Per cent OF ne in
Eabi'auts OF Altoona and . per cent OF
those of New Mexico are iili,erate- owen
szld that territories whose area was great
er than that OF New EFAgiArsi, ard whose
population IVES less than that required
for q congressional district were unfit for
statehood. He also attacked the system
CT representation proposed for the const.iu-
sianal convention OF Arizona. as a part
San one. devised 10 further Republican In
terests. Avery held that The only question
TO be considered was the qualifications Of
the territories for statehood Harris ar
eled that ,he silver qussfiop should not be
brought into tho controversy.
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~-ss SAT wni sni t~*ss-sent - Aifr~i
wait;ie 20 - sd BIZ kf9s c0grfF. 1snn-
e-v s,ss ats fis-i Tor s7n assr 81 fas 80
s.srtar rsa-s yesterday The ~state. ~tsa
shr ev-ssfher ~ 81 20 rag - - me ce4't-e'.
Is .ir, fss.f o., re ptsow. Blanche Ai-iassa
WNtttsa n-, 90 oass~f ss sNrcatTls WITH
s.,f e,,e A. ans - F., aeiz tstr- 80 ~st4ss
.tsNsst5g s's fs- -vrataa 81 ths eaurL-
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? y KHilork, aFenf Tor fhr Penneyl
yaniA lines. was in The city yesterday.
The contemplated charge % %cheslais on
re Northern Pacific. iTs~}udiEg the put
.trr on q ar additional tFsin. w.A lake
ene-,i Apr. Il instFai OF tomorrow.
The vest bound overland trains on both
TIE %rrshern ferlAc ard the Great North
era wsre eerao,asg Gs.Ayet isSt night on
xc-aurs - saeE Tney weTe reported frora
.azasas1 q twenty heuTs late.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04
A rran.con.tn~n,sl Passenger ouarr.,

Chicago. April 2--The Canadian Psctfc
today notified the chairman af abe Trans
continental Passenger Association that u
intended TO withdraw al 81 is interredi-
ate points from under the agreement Of
the %azocia,isl- The business fhat n pro-
Poses to leave under the control az thu
agreement IL that passing through 20 o.
from is eastern or western gAsewAys ard
IN relation 10 sis interchange ~ trasfc
with the Canadian Pacific steamship line.
The r~asan Of the withdrawal = tat tha
fiaferrrseisa,s business Of the Great North
EN- route Mas never heer covered ~ the
agreement, and the Canadian Psrisc secs
no reason why the bszs'rsss AZ another
rad should 10 exempted and It's fraf'fc
remain ua3sF the Agreement The chair
rnaa has declined 70 scc-p; the y. ,h1Faw-
Al az the ga;crTneS3sie business. saying
that th~ CAnsAsan Pars4a usuSs take cut
al rr rane ~ ttr iraH- from the svrsA-
r7.euf- The rca son fhs tra-.r q The Gre.
Narshera is allowed - remain outsfis
"a because Il was rnt Included whe1 The
association was formed The cAalrIna1
has suggested hnwsv~r That ths cans
8gaa Parsac sn8 oshsr T-sfs s~e II TIE
gy~>sf Northern csnwor - .nSu~ed %
f4aea So fas@-Fse,siafe business within ire
jurisdiction % tn zsNo0 stfon azrerrue ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

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quarters e Ccrrs M 1f tAe salvation
Ann. urar th- rsrrer - i'.sf street ard
TAl-t arr-ne last erc1ire a. o'clock
wfe esnsrassins parties ~scr Ms f.7' = :
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ty,,,.,ss.- 4. ssfsisr - cerr.s W. Tfs
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~. rsw snssans wsli - ertss .7-'ary EerS
a-t traaee neF 80 tecaas@ a sHrfs'sscr y tlse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04

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