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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-14

number of friends in and around the
city, but she did not call on any of
them. The people whom she expected
o visit in Melrose did not know the date
IN which she intended to leave home,
and therefore were not aware that any
thing had gone wrong until they re-
ceived a letter from her.lat in Septem-
Der. dated Boston and postmarked
Bridgewater. The letter was a ramb-
ling missive. and contained no infor-
writer was staying.
Search was at once made in Bridge
water for Mrs. Thompson and her son.
but no one had seen them there. The
matter was put in the hands of Deputy
Sheriff King of Bridgewater. and he
has searched diligently for the missing
woman. but without success. The post
office in Bridgewater has been watched
without success. All the tradesmen
there have been asked to report the
presence of any strangers in the house
holds to which their order clerks have
access, but they have seen no one ans
wering Mrs. Thompson's description.
The missing woman is of slight build,
with brown eyes and hair. Her face is
somewhat long, and her complexion is
not fair When she left home she was
dressed in black.
The boy is bright child. quick in
speech. and very observing. He is
called by his fu.i name and usually in
sists on being so addressed. He has
brown hair and eyes and a round face.
The friends of the missing woman
have appealed to the Globe to help them
in their search. and information con-
corning her that is sent to the city
editor of the Globe will be at once for
warded to them.
They are firm in the belief that she
is suffering from mental trouble. She
left home on good terms with ali her
friends. and she was SO situated that
she had on reason to worry about her
affairs.
She had no friends in Bridgewater,
and so far as her people know she was
not acquainted with anyone in that
place.
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PACIFIC COAST srEA,GsIlp G

The magnificent steamers u
City OF Puebia and WAlla Wo&k
tween Seattle and San Fyanc3neo
at Port Townsend and victee3a. Is
follows: a}5
Leave Seattle !. pna
For San Francisco. San Ffan11
8 a. M. Novemooe
November :, !. 13l q. u s;
IS. g. - IDectmbeg + &x
December 3. 3. IL. la.l Il. - ~
e, g.
Leave San Franz Duo ueo&oo II
cisco for Seattle 9INoyemheG T
q. M. g. ~ z :4]
November 5. 10. 1h.IDecemboe ~ ~
20, Is. %. q. -
December S. 10. Is. ss2
%, IS. 30. S&
The magnificent steamer city e.
leaves Seattle at 3 a. m for A.
vember 10. q. December u 6
j.. q. Due back At Seattle NevqU
December 10 s. January =
ruary 4. S@}
The company reserves right - -
steamers or sailing dates.
J. f.. TROWRRID0E. Y
Goodan. Perkins 1Co.. dsnsl1
San Francisco -
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The pua,f.e II hereby warned DOT TO pay
any money 10 parties representing 10 Dc
aksnfs Of the Seattle Po&s-Intsligsiscer.
excHpt the following. who are the Only
5naelii0snceF. viz: J. 4. NeCleiiAn.. j. /
HawIey. l.. a. Havrison. Wi "
Hanna and G. n. Pecx. This does
not apply u sesloent agents OF This
e1f3eo ana towns IN tho xorthwest. nor
u poetmasters. Who are in ali cases All
thpy18o6 10 tale subscriptions for the
DAILY. Sunday and Weekly Pcst-JHtelli-
9enrer. City collectors: J. A. cstbesr..
:. BaN1ey. ". ~. Ewing snd VIM
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FLY ON THE -rL1nar

0EATrfxN TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. e8e00f
In one hour and twenty<0V9
THE STEAMER sYLYHx -
Regular daily ty4pA oona7
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, -
TIME Card. :
Single fare. &c: roun3 - - 6
Leave SeAtuo-7:A u:le . -
p. m. ss's75'szz e
Leave racoma-o.A q n. 4 q 4
Leave Seattle-1 q m: = ~ n
Leave TAcoma-e.0 q. M: IN r. 80
Landing at Northern fneiGo -
coma. and Commercial 1oek. I'll
rion street. Seattle. 2s7ss3
Sundays. steamers y1yog 81 -
Washington. fare Sc. &
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49,. twr,rHcREN-In Seattle. frt-
- N0vember -, fsss. ~ the residence
~ fhs offsciaeinx Clergyman. K~v iona
Damon. Mr.. Henry Hale ana Mis-
lmanda Lindergrer- both Of this city
nHrER-BENGET-In 8e&41ie. Tues1ay:
N0yemfser II. -. AZ the rensdsnrs o.
{ ~ q n Parker in North Seattle, Mr.
Duyfd B. Porter And MIR TheksA Bsss-
rel. both OF this city. Rev. w. H. O.
Temple officiating.
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PUGET SOUND 4 1870 =!
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CRY or XII
Hetween Tacoma ana TiciS -
s.caanlLvi Ml acoma ~
i.~rnniiyi 7,lPt. TownseD4
t:s3pn. Arif10 Victoria
sDa.iy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes Dr.. -
roda;iors. cnrrvsnx ootn e
Seattle. Is
For rates. etc.. inquire g o,wnQ
Yeeles wtefa ~ ssS:
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Or THE
State OF Washington. for the County OF
king--cfsy of Sea tile, plaintiff. vs. IL ,.
Washhurn and siary Doe Washoarn. MS
wife WHOSE true Christian name is 10
nlaintiff unknownl. ard j. l.. Howe. de-
PENDANTS. No. i5sle. Summons.
The State OF Washington 10 the said Il. J.
WsShburn and Mary Doe Washburn. his
wife twhose true Christian name Is to
plaintiff unknown. defendants.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within sixty t6ol days after the date of the
first publication OF this summons. to-wF'
Within sixty tsos days after the l1th day
of October. 1875. and defend the above
entitled action in the ahoye-eni;led court:
and answer the complaint OF plaintiff. ana
serve n copy of Your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff. at his
Office below stated. and In case OF your
failure so 10 DO. judgment will be rem
dered against vou according to the prayer
OF the complaint. which has been HE'D
with the clerk OF the said court.
The OBJECT of this action is 20 fcreclose
and enforce an assessment Hen on me
following described real estate. situated in
King county. Washington. to-wit: Lots
5 and s. in block 1. in Holmes addition 10
the city of Seattle. for the improvement
of Erie street, in the city OF Seattle, sai1
state.
JOHN W PRATT.
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
F. Q. address. ae-3l3 Bailey building.
Seattle. Wash.
Date OF first publication. Octoher II. 1885,
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o~nenl Assss =. q
81, IN THE GREYHoUletk

EVERETT, EDMoNpa
- ROUTE.
Two round trips daily excsos I
In effect Nov. -
Leaves seattle Isss A. "a.
Lave. Everett 10 .. m.
r.,a,,x. coImsn poek. -
r.andinx. Merchants Dock - fnn
s . With str. f1yer ~ - l.
~s.s a. MikaAo for Snonos - =
train for Monte cristo ara 3
FRANK W GoopHuh
Telephone. Red ~ '..zI
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IN THE SUPERIOR Court or THE
State OF WASHINGTON Tor King County.
-Sailie l. Atwood plxiaffr. VS. Michael
sA . g Al asssndanss. NO 0s-
The State OK Washington 10 the said de-
PENDANTS above named:
You and each of son are hereby sum
monec TO appear within sixty saa days
after the datr Of the Sr<r Publication OF
TINS summons. tc-wit; Within sixty ND
Gays after the 18th dsy OF Novemter.
~ and defend the ahove-entitled aesisn
me complaint OF the plaintiff. and serve
u copy OF your answer upon the under
signed attorneys for piaiutsfS At their Of
ne nesow stated and ia case OF youf
l.aiaure 80 10 do. Judgment will ne rem
usfe1 sgafnrs You according 10 the &C.
nSnu OF the complaint. which has rssn
nsea With the clerk 81 said court. Tne
oai@cf OF the ahos@-~nfitseA x~iion is 10
onssln Judgment against the SsfendsnsS.
aichaei Mullins and Maggie Mullins. for
ins sum Of 81 "a upon the notes given rs
them TO the Solicitors Loan and Trust
Company, Of Philadetphia. Pa. and as
signed TO the plaintiff. End for tho costs
OF ms setion. snciuding an attorneys Zee
o. o. sisa, also praying for a decree estae-
fishing and foreciosing certain mort
sage given TO secure the payment OF the
above Indebtedness. and recorded In the
mortgage records Of the auditors oGfce
OF King county. state of Washington. IN
Volume n on page s24 thereof. and de-
serfoing and covering the tcllowing lands.
situated IN said county. 1o-wtt. The west
oae-naif OF lots nine ca. ten sisf- eleven
oh and twelve ,lae OF hloCk eighteen Isl.
IN the Waila Walla addition to the city
OF Seattle. also praying that In said de-
cree the interest of each of the defend.
ants In and TO said property be declared
Junior inferior ard subordinate TO PLAIN
tins interest therein. and that the equity
OF redemption OF each OF the defendants
be forever hsrresi and foreolosed, and Tor
general equitable relief.
HASTINGS 4 STEDMAN
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. o Address: 81 Halter Building. Se-
attic. King County. Washington
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prAr11s Ard FUNERALS.

NESe--At his home GA White river, No
vomber -, -. at O'Clock In the after
noon. Julius r. Mess. aged q years
Funeral services viii b. held AZ the res
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIONS-No No.
tice is hereby given In accordance with
the provisions of section of article XVI.
OF the city charter that examinations
will be held In the city hall for all per-
sons who have filed applications for po-
sitions I'm the classified civil service of
the city of Seattle. as mentioned below:
Police Observation-Disclosures and driv-
ers. November IS. 1886.
Fire department-All positions In this
department below that OF assistant chief.
November II. 1895
Library department Bookbinder, stitch
er and clerk November %. 1856
Department OF buildings. bridges and
wharvcs-Master of garbage scow. No
vember .. 1895
General labor-All positions I'm the labor
service, including axemen. carpenters
bricklayers. biacksmiths. wagonmakers
laborers. etc. November s. 1896.
All applicants will be examined I'm the
branches specified In the rules and regu-
lafious OF the commission, and in the re-
quirensents OF the position for which they
apply.
No applications for these examinations
Will be approved later than six days prior
10 the date of such examination.
Each applicant viii receive postal no
tSce of the exact time of his examination
BY order OF the civil service commission
IF the city OF Seattle.
A. II. CIRCUIT. Secretary.
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lime CARO- IN E1YpCR + I

TIME CARD IN EHyee4
North boCnd-LeAvoe oooe
leaves Port Townsend = . -
day Harbor 1880 q M: 1ooy0
Csc o. m.
South pcund-Leavse Nov
m: leaves Roche Harbof -
Friday Harpor II q ~
Townsend Z .. m: arrives d -
]. Il. Thompson. managsf-s4I 2z
Bogardus h Co. agents. C18y @
Telephone. Main "a.
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steamer Clan Mcdonald
dock. Seattle. Monday, Weon9
Friday. nj a. m. for Edmon
ard Snohomish River points,
with s Wiley Navigation 90. 3 I'd 3 ssS'
a9,y dock. steamers for an 90 ~
or, the Sound. Open all nl4etv r.
Main 81. 3 q. fEbhks1s ~
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IMPOUEDEI STOCK NoTICE-The fol-
lowing described heifer. placed in the
city pound on November A. 1895 Will he
sold at public auction TO the highest bl9-
der for cash in hand. 10 pay cost OF i'm
pounding and advertising. Monday No
vember %. 1895. at 10 o'clock a. fn NJ tina
front door az police head1uarfers. cor
ner OF Third street and yesler way.
One black and white heifer years old
The owner of the above-described heiser
being 10 me unknown.
c. s. REED
Chief OF Police.
Date OF FIRST publication. November I.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state Of Washington. for the County of
kin<.--city ~ Seattle. pIaintin. vs.. r. ).
WAshburn and Mary Doe Washburn. his
wife whose true Christian name Is TO
rAiE;ir unknown. ami J. l. Howe, de-
fsnda3ts. No. aa.sas. Summons.
The STATE Of WASHINGTON 70 the said 4. J.
Wssaburn and Mary Doe Wsshnurn.
his wife twhoss true Christian rane Is
- piatnttr unknosnl. Defendants.
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
he hrss publication of THIS summons. TO-
Wit within sixty tsst DAYS after we iIfn
cav of October. 1885. and defend tne
scove-sElitis5 aciion In ne aboxe-sntif lied
court. aa8 answer the complaint % plain
IN. and serve a copy o. yoilT answer upon
the Undersigned attorney for piainftT al
his office below stated. and tn csSe Of your
failure SO 70 10. tssiEuent xtii be rendered.
against ycsi according 20 he prayer Of
ias cosnplsint. which has bssn tiied with
TIRE clerk Of The ssi5 court
The object OF this action is - forecinse
and eHforce a. assessment hen on the
following described real estate. situated IN
King county. Washington. te-stt. Let's
5 AID s. tn block Z. in Holmes. adAisicr to
the cts OF Seattle. fer she iynp@ay errent
Of Baker STREET. In ths city Of Seattle.
JOHN W. PRATT.
Attorney for PlsiUtIr
z. q address. ss-s1. bailey building.
Date q arss publication. October Il. ssss
= SALE FNc<AE& &tfs%
To The aakrosn osrers or parties ir-
t@rsss@1 la 10. !. bloeA 4 Cove a3.sis.on
10 the city OF SEATTLE
Yen ana each 81 vou will hereby lake
-csi1e that at s@le Of iaa5s for sagsn-
Quezz -axss ses4 b. tie Treasurer %
ktng eeunff, wasEsrgtoz. on jane s.h.
2ssa. s@s T. block !. G5ve edition 70 -Aa
cts 0s Seattle. E4s farfei.e3 20 kfrx
gSs1nte and On Tse @sgh LAY OF Dss-e -sst,sr
ss>s agplsss . r-se treasurer OF Kinx
caurfY 70 purchase said l0f previously
f0=Tess - - KIT ecansy. as aforNsa49
and on fa@ &esh gay o. December ls@4
as4 par sA-s~ SAL lot ard rseeases1 there
Ter EEasn TIA trszAk2rsI OF king county 9ts-
raseate RECEIPTS IA he form o. a certi5s-
eAte af purchase said lcf was taxsa 10
41kE9s-n oGssTs ard entered in ths as
s@ssszzsnk rc8 * King county Wash.as-
ton. Tor sssss year Isl. ard assessed and
saxs-s IA tee general ssx Levy Ensaazs in sss1
year as toa.oas. to-wst. Two and gs-ase
sso8tArS -. - Axd Vsss9 tie time OF rs
sssnptsofs frc@n sad sale 1aEl expire De-
cemtsn- - u. fxs&
Dagez al seattle. this III day OF Oslo
5er. A. a. x&ss
HAMILTON PLATT.
Ad5rexs- r . Bex III SEATTLE Ha4ts
IsAs@ Ct assS pu1sscasl1a. urSoaer Il. lsA.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND -
q. Wiley Navigation CAN nD

DAILY TINE cA1n, 4
LeAve. Mn
Olympia At. an . nal Tseouo ~.
Tacoma at. 1000 : nal eeAftls okf.s
Seattle at. loo p mi Tacoma ot~
Tacoma at. 80 2 ml Olymp4 ~.
seats,. at. i:so ! MI rseou.e &
Tacoma at. 1000 = MI Olympoa -
Olympia 1t. 100 p mi Tacoma 4ks~
Tacoma at. So p mi Seattle
Fare between Seattle a94
centA Landing at Seattle CIV
OF Main street. AZ
LILLY. Bf~sRDtlS d ca. -
City dock. TslepaooA
Can't. L wiley. MANAGE.
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SAN JUAN rsLANpa'

STEAMER LYDIA THQn1 p
dock foot Of Main street. -
nesiav and Friday ct I -
Townsend. San Juan tglnn41
Whatcorn- Returning. lGAy4 Sl9
com Tuesday. Thursday 80 ..s.g
g N.
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fMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described heifer. placed I'm the
city pound on November T. 1895. Will be
sold at public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash In hand. TO pay cost OF i'm
pounding and advertising. Monday Mo-
vernber %. 1Ss*;. al 10 O'Clock a. m. at the
front door Of police headquarters. cor
ner OF Third street and Yesier way:
One red heifer. years old
The owner OF the above-described heifer
being 10 me unknown.
C. s. REED
Chief OF Police.
Date of first publication. November !.
fSS
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L. a b. TRANSFORMERS
Weekly Time Coto.

sKAGIT RIVER HQQk
day. Nov. n. al 4. M, Thul~
~. alta. m: Saturday. Nov:
Leaves Mount Vernon Weon q =
IL. at n. M. Friday. Nov. -
sunday. Nov. y. At z =
Stanwood. Fir, Skagit City. Ne4
and Avon. CTuiallip going 49, IS
and north Tuesday, IS
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS Ali
klnss- 1I1s Third street
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
engineers and contractors: bridge build
ing dredging harbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
of bridges for railroads and highways:
pile driving. trestie and wharf building.
81 Seattle National Bank building.
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Proposals FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SCPPLIES-Seafed
bids for supplies viii he received by the
directors of the Washington state Pen
Wentiary. at their office In Walia WaiIs
Washington. mp 10 o'clock 2. m. OF
December IL 1855. for the following
viz: Groceries. dry goods. hardware
paints and oils. -four and feed tobacco
and drugs and medicines. For specifcs-
tons and any Inquiries address James
Mcfrroe. Walla Waiia- Washington.
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MERCHANT TArLoRs.
STOVE RErAIRI~G

CROY CHUNG CO. fEsS Second. beswsel
Pike ard Tnian- Prices resHceSa
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UNDERTAKINGS.

PrTTERwoRTE r SONS. undersakers
ana PIKE TeleFho Pike -.
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DIVER AND wREcKEs.

A. a BENJAMIN. II Railroad avenus
agent sor hyd-a9is1 sak41 AID aredEIns
pumps
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mt ssNESS CHANCES.

FoR saLE-REsL ESTATE.
FORCED SAt.E-SiN water front lots 81
tsskv 1 fsess three blocks aerth from the
fhiFa street car naru. also eleven de-
sErAhic residence lets. TWO blocks east
franz the lake. must - Sold John T.
fosr & 60. rocsn A Bailey building
fsgxaGEp OFF LAMBS in Mason and
Thassfon segntf.es excellent fruit land.
easily cleared ard nicesy situated ,s~
fsHra< favorable terms. Tacoma Mn
f7ornpAny. Tacoma. wash
CARMEN BOTTOM LAND on. r,{ae.
south II f'olanshss offered In ana <
ners tracts, mslsst ssls terms on part II
reeaS~srS Seattle Land Company. ia
t'eiufnsts
FNafs SAt.ss--nairy farm. - acres finest
f~s3som aasd narttalfv Improved. afrn
wales frsxa Seattle g. Per acre N NJ
tfafFl heg - IS Hes tssth1fax
fNaR SALE Eesuufa@ (. ard s-aeye s,s.
en water front ~ "a Nas close 10 TIE
ss1sgs Nes~ cheap. George fsprsrs ia
Maiiss hlssk
rtAR Sal .f.~ttanse sT.i fsss corner Sa.f.,w
ard ssssxensh streets. y. thsie~rx ig@
Nest Ne~ier way
FOR SAGr-S'ho.s,e cssy zssA far~s pros.-
evtS. seAn Y tscTr & CN rss,-, A
BAILEY AstAstng
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soa sAte-lop.t~e aorxrs


FOR SAfsN~fsssetGr hssGsss e rs,-px
centrally 1scssess .cius xoo.s $780,
srsAss Araax Bsckexsoa & YN1sss 80
FIRST argR8r.
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MESSENGER SERVICE

RING. THE o. X BON for messengers.
Western Inlon and Great Ncrthern tele-
grams hacks. guraeyS ard express
wagons. quick service. Telephone. Main
Ike el& Second Branch Pacific Laul-
dry
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND RE-
PAIRS.

BELLS. BATTERIES. burglar alarms.
gas and combination fixtures; closing
out Johnson. @nt Main street. fremont
hotel telephone. Main "a. repairing
promptly done.
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CORBEI'r MUST APOLOGIZE.
Before the National sporting Club OF
trr- n Purse 4 r Him.

London. March lS-The Associated Press
has received communication which off
ciaIiy sets AZ rest the claim that the Ma
tonal Sporting Club has offered a purse
for a aght between Cortett and F1tzsm-
mons The fsct OF such q claim having
been advanced was first brought 10 public
attention by the news cahled from the
United States that Corhett had signed ar
ticies Of agreement for a contest before
the National sporting club. when II was
FIRST denied that any Offer had been made
Tor such contest, and the report Of II was
cahIed 10 the Associated Press. the ella ~
OF authority for arranging such a contest
was reiterated by the representatives. o.
ven-kaown sporting papers here and in
,hs fnitei States. The follow ing ccmmu-
uie..tlar speaks FOR itself
National sporting Cish, covent Garden
Marcia Is ,S.-i To The Associated Press,
Nuh reference - Corn"tt and tttzsim-
mons. beg 20 state ma, ! never Offered
purse. nor AUTHORIZED an other person to
80 So. Tor contest between rhe above box
ers I, the tins- shc' CIV when The men
A. uairhel and unco~9 -tpnai aIologi's
are rendered lhss c!uh sn a. b, prepared 20
make an offer, out not uati the1 Al other
statements contrary 10 thts are absolutely
false.
FLEMING Secretary ard Manager"
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STANDING BY BROWN
His Church Refuses to ADOPT an
unfriendly Resolution.
IT IS LAID ON The TABLE.
Declares the Church,s Interests Will
Be Best Served by Pastor With
an Unsullied Reputation.

san Francisco, March 1s-Rev. c. O.
Brown met his congregation tonight, and
the report Of the council which tried the
pastor of the First Congregational church
was read and received. Judge Advocate
Woodlands. of the council, led the meeting
in prayer, and a resolution thanking the
council for its iabors was adopted.
DR.. Brown also thanked the council
but denied that IL had the right 10 pass
on his conduct in the case of the Young
lady who charged him with intimidation
He said that the alleged intimidation &C.
CURED ten days after the council had been
called
The smoothness of the meeting was sud
denly married when member of The
church named James offered signiiic ant
resolution. as follows: That the inter
ests Of this church and congregation Will
be best served by a pastor whose name
and reputation have never been called into
question"
Immediately there was a buzz of excite
ment. and the noise became great that
an attempt was made to clear the room
of the strangers. Dr. Browns friends rail-
lied to his side. and the resolution was ia
bied indefinitely. The meeting then ad-
journed.
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vosId prevent him from expressing his
cptrion as an American citizen
Proceeding, pinsInore analysed Mr. Bay
ards urle-gaces on the subject OF pr7sec-
.fon. and defended them He quoted IRON,
Senator Char5ler's interview OF yesterday
about -ievies On projected industries" by
the boomers of Mckinley. This state
rsent brought GrosyeRor. Rep. O.. 20 his
feet DO you ird0rse thar statement
be asked
u give you the testimony Of dis.in-
suishsd Republican" replied Dsnsmo Ore
Personally. II Is a matter seriously be-
yond my kea-"
Il deny it said Grosvencr. empha.ica,-
Is I stamp il IS an unrnitigated false
hood and I defy anybody TO prove Il.
When Republican candidates are reach
Ing cat to the protected industries for aid
returned Dinsmore. III has no interest.
said
Mr.. Chandler has made those state
ments and Grosyenor has denied than. >
interrupted Mr.. Barrett. Rep. Mass VIII
yoa deny, will any body deny. that the mis-
sion Of Italy was bargafned for and sold
for ssa,se.
II deny IL" shouted Sulzer. Dem. N. Y.
1T is not true"
Dinsnore continued to read the further
ALLEGATIONS 0. Senator Chandler about
doodle" and "fat-frying," TO the great
amusement of the Democrats. Bayard 5
message. he concluded. came as glad
message 10 the manhood of America, 10
those Nho believed that the masses should
not be taxed for the benefit of the few.
II others believed in taxation for special
classes he cared not. Let the CALLED Jade
vince. applause en- tie Democratic aide-)
At $50 p. m the house adjourned