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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-11

The cadetships now number ~,
during the past year 12i cadets have
been enrolled, does that argue for the
reduction Of addition of incentives
It is to BE- earnestly hoped that the
State Of West Virginia will ID. its
dirty BY the United States government
which has made: such magnanimous
provisions for the maintenance Of d
Cadet Corps at the West Virginia Uni
lyersit ]. Gil KNUTTI
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-11
Hotel Peab0|||V

j.
The Fayorite 81 the VI. n: b. The
Travelling Man; and acknowledged By
AZ 70 Be the most thorough ana COM
plete II modern appointments and
conseniences Of any other hotel II
West Virginia.
Under the new management il has
been recently Re-ftted and Re-fur-
nished throughout. The servants are
polite and attentive, ana the service
perfect. # given 4 trial Il + sure to
give entire satisfaction Is the mist
fastidious.
Once our guest, always bur friend
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-11
l'!! !!'s si' 4':! d! s' .'i
AUTHORITARIAN = UniiOrmeIS Of the Cadet Corp
Opposite the Court House.
EXTRAORDINARY
Values < light and Left.

#4 @a
JUNE has already and win continue bc month
fPRICE SURPRISES We SELLING MERCHANDISE
LOWER than have known il to be SOLD BEFORE
You must the goods fully realize the VALUES
giving
Our stock Of WASH GOODS still large consisting Of Dim
i Lawns Organizes Linens and Swsses All suitable o
Dresses and Shirt Waists which viii be offered reduced prices
WOODEN GOODS.
n this department consisting Of Serges Henetas Novelties
and Mohais with selected the latest styles and shd
which will Be offered At prices your approval Trimmings
match.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Our sales IN Shirt Waists have been great We still have plenty
left in the styles with attached detached collars prices So
TO SIPS each.
SHOES. T.
we have added this week to already l.r| |.,I "a ~.
lasts ID Womens Mems andchidreh shoes which .|
the thing II foot Yonf inspection IS asle
To all attending the COMMENCEMENT exercises cordially invite
you call fcr nyipfomaon regardfo the exercises
town, which will be given you with pleasure
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-11

6ana lbs Will, as usual,
n .1 small part 70 the at-
~. 81 the occasion. i must
The Forrest City times., 1896-06-05
Do You Know \

It is that the doctors all want you to be to take prescriptions to TIPTON, the Prescription Druggist The reason is this They have found that when prescription put there they get good results The patient improves rapidly is we'll and thereby giving him the reputation that he is justly entitled othat of being successful phy scian. Always insist on having them filled there.
The Forrest City times., 1896-06-05
AT TlPTON'S

You get bottle of his famous Blackberry Bsmuth and Pelsn Cordial that will relieve your baby of the horrors of teetlng No levers bowel troubles If the children are bothered with worms Dr. Cummings Worm Syrup nfallible cure for worms.
The Forrest City times., 1896-06-05

'hy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26

According 10 a story that came out in
the municipal court yesterday afternoon.
highwaymen are not the only men who
use stuffed clubs. Franz. Burke. "a rather
rough looking fellow, has been In jail on
suspicion OF having been implicated in
the theft Of a mileage book from a man
whose name cannot be learned The man
who lost the book has been on a spree and
IL Is said that the police could not get the
necessary evidence to file compliant
Billy" Barry another iaSorer, thinks
that he has good cause to ask that Burke
be sent 10 Jail or fined heavily. and II APP
pearances go for anything he Is telling the
truth. He claims that he had little trou-
BILE with Burke in the Mug saloon on
Washington street week ago. during
which he had occasion TO give Burke a
lesson in the manly art. Burke did not say
much. but left the saloon. About an hour
later. so the story goes. Burke came back
and walking up behind Barry struck him
with a slung shot. Barry was knocked
senseiess and for while 1t looked as II
the affair might terminate seriously. He
came around all right. however. and In
qiired what struck him. 1t had been dis
covered in the meantime that Burke lad
a rock tied In a handkerchief.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
Tolt Farmer Cannot Recover Damages
From "a Neighbour

Nv the verdict OF Jury Ia Judge OS-
tofn's department yesterday FRANK n.
pngres went cut OF court with a decision
against him In Al action against James
n Boyee. Pingree charged that Boyce
Aas converted timber worth 50. had
broken through fence 20 his damage In
~ hal destroyed the fence and chattels
Is the amount OF ss5. ana had otherwise
exgscd damages IN 500 Pingree therefore
asked for a total judgment in ss.5.
Al the trial II appeared that Boyee had
built road through pingrees place near
Tsli. and had cut down half doz-n trees.
which were left on the land. The fence
broken into was said TO have been thrown
aa0ss the line u the road with the evil
dent intention Of obstrncting It. +. r.
Carroll appeared for pingree and Joseph
Ii Dawes for Boycs. and the attorneys
stalled that the fact OF trespass had been
admitted The only matter 10 be settled
vas the question of damages. There was
. slgn Of clash for few minutes when
Mr. Dawes stated that the agreement
sas made to include the words dam
AGES. II any" but controversy was
ssertcd by Judge Osborn referring the en-
rfs matter into the hands Of the Jury.
An agreement was reached In three min
utes. the twelve men being unanimous
taat Ringree's property had not been dam
aged at all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26

Detecfive George cave. who caused the
arrest % ] " Mccormick. the escaped
Arkansas convict. l. not pleased with the
assumption that -. + Wegener. who has
Interested himself in the Craerner murder
case was In any Wis. interested in the ar
rest ~ Mccormick Tie denies that he
ever made statement 20 tno effect that IN
addition 10 the So reward hc was 10 re-
,.ety. IRON, the authorities - Arkansas he
was ~ get sist from Nj Wegvner.
~ h. srue" said cave. "that Mccormick
Ma a slrosYairent Witness in the Eraeraer
trfai h.f there O. ~ ground for TIRE belief
Nat this had ANYTHING - ID with his Re
cen, arrest rhv' Only motives ! had IN
che case were to return 50 escaped con
v,-t 49, the .-sSsryi anA take "trip % nv
ai4 h-r,e. The state offered only 50 eUs
t,aanle in Arkansas no were fufert Ttest
In The srson ease COR which ArForFntck
VAS sent 60 the rer'ign'iary. c6sTed 70
Dut mr. xlaa Taking thc tvo sums tcgeth-
A. they would have hacn CROUCH - have
"a ,,, .,u,rses ,r,Sue a,d osck 20 Seat
st--.e,f, Won So. rYsv horne = in ;hs same
s..ts,r as where Mccormick would have
tseen taken
.-~nNe as % the tr}erTar1 from the peni-
-.,4fer, supposed - have been siensd ~
= Mcconnell Ia which y was sail thAt
me governor would not issue re1uistiion
,,aY.ars / 10 NOT knoN thai there ever was
~ s,5-n a aisraich Was eivsn me ny a man
"a ss.s. name - not care ~ mention. ert
I showed I, 20 Justice NcEiwai1 told
hin, that some one ~As irving 70 Sob ne
40 rot blame the Justice for re}ea sing
mccormick bar ~ tAink Prosecuting
Attorney HASTE ought - have come 20
,se CONT when Mccormick was arrested.
- a~,t one % MS deputies A. 10 ft-ns 90
I GIVE any other Sdea thar thai : was pe*-
tttx, / would So tsc re92ssifion papers,
which ! row have IN nv isssss ION. hai
N-t>Nrnsick Is sene- Al there - 30 &.
have h.en fshSesi sartew here saHt tAs
r.-aaie 20 kaow. howeNer- that NeS~rHT
baa r,fniax 70 do WITH thr case have
80. vxs,-k fnr him IN ths Crza .3cr case.
h,,, ~ AN 10, a1soant % rsers than -
when Cave was asked n there Vas 's0'
=, s,t.rtitr 10 Est an afrAaVis rom Nc
s,a--,s,,k ahcn, TIE CraeEae- eAss he re-
pl,ea that there was nos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26

n change Of venue from Pierce county TO
KING county has been granted Ia the case
OF y l. Whitney and =. y Pond. doing
business as 9 r. whitney & Co. vs. John
y. Ageu. involving right 20 use aitra L.
mark. IL Is understood that a bitter fight
Viii be made on behalf 81 Agen by the
hairymon's tn!ou Of California which
has furnished a fund TO hrgak down an
application for an injunction The union
has employed pouworth A Howe. who re-
Gently took part in the pros. cut.on OF the
ccw butter man
Mr. Agen went TO San Francisco about
two weeks ago for the purpose % obtain
Ing the agency % tn Half Moon Bav
creamery. and succeeded In 50 doing with
oui iitilcuity. The day after receiving the
agency. g r. whitney & Co. Of San Fran
ciscn who had been handling the butter
nled the I nde mark % the Half Moon Bay
California and Washington. and served
hrand ~ butter 10 Tacoma
'Nc ahipped the butter Just the same"
said Mr. Agrn. Yesterday. ard the 'u-
junction WAS dissolved on the ground that
g r Whitney & o. had no rights In fhe
Premises returned honre Saturday. aud
On Monday was served WITH m Injunction
compelling me Ia appear 81 the superior
cour, IN TIA ~0ma Tuesday morning This
gave me 20 time 20 prepare stataraerJs for
tke defense 80 7 worked COR a change ~
r,nue have no fear o. the outcome %
thl@ suit because thr creamery 81 the
ORIGINATOR ~ thiS brand and g. r Whit
mes 4 C we're merely their agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26

n J. Huston attorney ~ law. Is con-
f-on,ch win an action FOR S5a as The out
come - a real estate Transaction In which
- - charged with having made frauea-
lent renrcse ntatiens The complainant j.
Cal " Hsrmnu foreigner Who lives
On the Wafrr front. and Who saws Huston
taak aINanttrv %. his slight knowledge OF
he Eneissh language. and while saying ne
weul1 Convey an absolute tile IN r,,Al.ty
-ate quit clAtn' itct- The lot ia in
lserk q G.imsn Park. ari % is sa.i H,s-
isa has DO Interest iu it whatever. HaE-
ns- States tha, Huston tAit him the Prop
er.y aaS easily worth sea-. hut that ~.
could haze it fcr Sioo AMI rciyirg on these
Expectations. Harnan gathered to
gsshrr nl atS available cash ans taaAe tNe
rVrchls,. AFTER the deal WAS clcso1 fiar>
-su uvx Informed ny the real ownrr Of
shc rrnnsr+v. Who turned out - - VIII
ian NJ I4erra. that Il he fiC4 thc Qut
clam .its,i Tor record he would nriDs
asag rn h.mSslf an action to qsiie; title.
Agsor'lrE}y The heed VAS not MED, hGt
Aagmar noN wants SNsR the amount hus-
taa !s sils ~ have represented tae prop
vftF g. !ss ,s.trfh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
THE PINcUs-LYTrs ROW.
Another Chapter Added With q Cane
Yesterday Afternoon.

Id Ptnczs Was bound ever to the ss,pe-
tor court yesterday afternoon by Jus
fice of the Peace AcEivain In 81 so1 bonds
on the charge OF attempting to murder
stephen Lytts IN the Paris lodging hozlss
last Thursday morning Evidence was
gwen by the prosecuting witness. Lytts,
and Cecil kinSz- colored woman. and
oneer Thom. who made the arrest The
story OF the affair would not make good
reading matter. except for those who en-
JOY vulgar words ami phrases
During the interim between the morning
and afternoon sessions Constable Van Horn
took the prisoner down TO a restaurant at
the corner Of Washington street and First
avenue south 10 get lunch. On the way
back some one called Pincas into the Rock
cry restaurant. When the constable and
Pincus came out on the street again they
We're met by Joseph Pincus, q brother Of
the prisoner. Ed told Van Horn ne would
like TO go over 10 Ciancy's TO see Frank
Clancy for a moment. There was quite a
crowd In front OF the saloon, and among
the number was I.ytis. Pincus wanted to
talk with Lyits. bat Van Horn objected.
Then Fincas commenced calling Lytts
names and tried to get around Van Horn
so that he would be within reach of the
object Of his wrath. Lytts did not appear
to be anxious 10 get out of the way and
was not alarmed when Piacus commenced
pulling on his coat Van Horn settled that
by walking away with his prisoner Just
about the time Joe Pineas came 10 take =
hand In the trouble Lytts whacked Joe
on the nose with a heavy. cane and later
in the day was arrested for assault and
battery He appeared in the municipal
court and was released on his personal
recogD;zance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
Railroad and Industrial Notes,

W. A. Underwood. counsel for Receiver
Burleigh. of the Northern Pacific, re-
turned from his recent trip to the East
yesterday afternoon.
c. E. Brown. division passenger agent
OF the Union Pacific RAILROAD. who has his
headquarters an Portland, was In Seattle
yesterday visiting the local office.
The Postal Telegraph Company has de-
clared 4 quarterly dividend OF l per cent.
payable April *, This is the first dividend
OF the company. its surplus earnings here
tOfore having been devoted 10 extensions
The Burlington Office In this city Is in
receipt OF notification % new joint tariff
OF the Northern Pacific and the BuTling-
ton from Edgemoni, 5. H.. 70 Seattle. Ia
coma and Portland on grin1stopes. which
took effect March - The new rate is Is
cents, with minimum 81 :, ia1 pounds
The American Electric Heating Corpo-
rat!cn. which includes all the companies
Of importance engaged in the manufae-
ture of electric heating apparatus has
been formed. with headquarters in Boston.
The new corporation is controlled by a
syndicate Of Boston. New York and West
ern capitalists
The trans-Mssouri roads have not been
liberal with the q. 4. r. as the roads
In the Western Passenger Association.
They have decided upon a Pate of one
fare for the round trip for the annual en-
camprnent in 81 Paul. instead OF rate
Of cent n1De. as authorized by the
roads OF the Western Passenger Assacia-
ton.
None Of the lumber or shiagle shippers
has as yet received official notification
OF the ness orders OF the Northern Pacific
management that all shipments to East
arm points must he by the MINES "a
transfer, and viii not be billed va Billing J
and the Burlington route They are talk
ing Of Masking vigorous protest against
the new order.
The burlington passenger train between
Edsemont. ; d. and Billings Mont.
made a remarkable run the other day
The train left Edsem2nt six hours behind
time, and had % make " that time 10
make connections with the west-b0un !
Northern Pacific train. The run Of 50;
miles vas made in eight hours and forty
minutes. with foFfy-nsne minutes OF the
time consumed Ia the eleven stops made.
The fastest portion e. the run vas that
between Perkr1an and Crow Agency,
fr~-S-seven niles made In torty-Seven
miautes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
BniIdtuc Getting Brisk.

With the bright spring weather build
ing operations are becoming lively. Five
permits were obtained yesterday, as fol-
lows. Spurr & Wtlnlot. repairing to the
Carleton block FIRST avenue. s51. o. w.
Rank. two-story frame building. on Sew
cnteenth avenue. near Dover. 5000, NJ
A. Gottstein oue-a nd-ons-haif-story frame
building, Chestnut. near Madison street
4. 600; ]. II stafford. one-story frame
tsjllding on northeast corner Bismarck and
Lincoln streets. $50: J. b Howe two
story frame building on Thirty-second
avenue. $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
70 RECOVER THE TAX
ousstion Submitted as to an
Illegal Assessment.
NIL ESTATE TO BE SOLD AGAIN
- Recent Bids Too I.ow-Choparvi,s
snousekeeper'' Gets Nothing Grit.
nth Indictment Dismissed.

4 matter Of Importance TO taxpayers
40 have contributed to the fund for the
sxgroyenent Of South Twelfth street.
.sich assessment mas been declared Nv
~ supreme court TO be Illegal. will soon
!. DECIDED by Judge Osborn In the supe-
-cr court The case In that Of Kate
rxass vs.. the city. an action In which the
ss.i.iir Ia endeavoring to recover the as
s,ssnsnf already paid. amounting to abou,
60 There are several questions to be de-
.ssszined. touching the point as 10 whether
10 plainriff paid the assessment yo,un-
,srly. whether the city received 10 money
yo.unfarfiy or as an agent in collecting for
sscfhsr. The authorities hold that II a
-sfy wrongfuily collects an assessment.
!, sfil be responsible when a repayment Is
ssnanded. no matter what has been done
s,th the amount collected.
II arguing the case before Judge Os-
a.arn. Joan X. Brown made his firsf APP
asarznoe IN tina, department since mis-
s,-rs,on as corporation counsel The plafnt
n was represented by Thomas A. Car
rett The case was taken under advise
usnf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
AN SATISFACTORY SALE.
Extremely Low Kids for Property In
the Hill Estate.

The recent sale Of real property belong
fng TO the Hlli estate was so unsatisfac-
tory that William H. Lewis. administra-
tor. Will recommend To the court that the
sales be not confirmed. The property Is
nneleared. and covers as acres in the
neighborhooi of Brighton Beach station,
bey Ond Columbia on the line OF the Raj
bier avenue electric railway II Is ap-
praised at from $40 to 1875 per acre. but
In no case was the bid higher than SO per
acre. There Is one tract OF forty acres
one OF twenty, two OF ten each. and the
remainder OF five each.
BY reason OF the low bidding. which the
administrator considers ridiculous. he re-
Fused to 40 on with the sale. and an
nonuccd A continuance until April 6 At
that lime he expects 90 osrer the property
over again. and To receive bids ar least
equal 10 tho appraised value only q few
months ago he was offered sHs an acre
Tor one OF the tracts. but was unable and
unwilling to sell az private sale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
The strnthnev,s. omcers Rewarded

The perilous wandeSngs Of The steam
ship Strathnevis without her propeller last
winter are recalled by the following from
the San Francisco Commercial News; The
committee of floyd's have presented their
medal for meritorious service 10 Capt.
James Pattie and Chief Engineer Rose. OF
the British steamer Strathnevis which
lost her propeller on October 20 last. and
drifted about the Pacific in a most erra-ie
way until December II. when she was
taken in tow ~ the Miowera- The marine
companies also and Lioyd's, will present
a testimonial and more than 43l9 TO the
captain and officers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
A Change on the Water Front.

8 C. Ycrkes will take charge Of the float
ing property of LILY, Eogardus Go. ana
the City dock today. w. I. Bird, travel
ing auditor of the Northern Pacific, was at
the office of the Yesler dock yesterday
checking In Ezra T. Pope, who will he
placed in charge OF the dock. II has been
rumored that Pope's appointment is only
temporary. and that the permanent ap-
pointmeni viii he given TO Purser G. f.
Thorndyke. of the steamer Kingston, but
those in a position TO know think IL hardly
probable that any man VIII be elevated TO
the position over Pope's head.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26

A marriage license was issued Yesterday
for Harry William Thompson and Hattie
Cs8y. both OF Seattle.
The final account 81 NJ y. Knox, admin
istratnr OF the estate of Emil Kaiser, de-
ceased was fled In the superior court yes
fpfrav showing receipts of N.5llo and
disbursements OF 81 sc IS. leaving bal
Snca 81 "a a. The administrator has Sc
cured suitable homes for each Of the chill
Urea. and they have been adopted into
various families.
4 permanent hahucina ton about cleo
trtcity has caused Frank r. Card. OF
South seattle 20 he Pijudged insane and
20 be sent TO the asylum AZ Steliacoou'.
card has been Affected since last May. and
lately has been ututtering inc0herenty
aud showing "A tendency toward suicide.
When taken 10 the city jail yesterday he
was quite violent. Ills examination was
held before Judge Langley. card is -
years old
IN the matter Of the insolvency of the
Feluz Rros' Tent and Awning Company.
Anlrew w Anderson. assignee. has re-
pgrtri 90 the superior court that since
Ming his inventory. December II. he has
collected SiSSe ~ and sold personal property
fer xsg- - He holds uncoliectihie ac-
counts 70 The amount 81 IA =. and has
or hand three Davis -uHnufsc turing ma
chimes Two singer machines and two
tioSen connecting links. the whole scnet-
uieI at Slef =. hut unstable. lie asks
that the court TX his compensation and
enter an order % discharge.
smokers unbiased IN their opinion pro
nounce Sweet Moments cigarettes best.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
N.,x snifs Filed.

In the superior cour, yesterday actions
were begun follows:
The Puget Sound National Bank VS..
William Cochrane 49, Promissory note,
81 30 -.
The Puget Sound National Bank vs..
william Cochrane and Patrick c. Hayes
Prumissory note, s2.0nD.
The state Of Washington ex rel. william
McPyncheon VS. T. ". Small. justice OF
IN. peace for South Seattle precinct. AMI
Horace F. Merkel-Applica;iOn for writ OF
review order signed.
The State of Washington ex rel william
H. Clark vs. Small as justice and herhei-
order for writ OF review.
George Mclaughlin vs.. f. Demanez-
promissoTy note, w.
carl NJ Hagrnan VS. r. ]. Huston Ell ux.
Damages for fraudulent representation.
$500
The. Scanalnavian-Americ Rank vs..
Peter James ThygSen. as admin sfrAtor-
I'rorl,fssory note and mortgage. Stn.
The scandinavian American Bank VS.
otto Anderson ct ai.-Pronissory note and
mortgage. $50.