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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08
New suits Filed.

In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
James Neatly Is. George II. Smith
Promissory note, sl03.
Knapp. Burren & Co. VS.. B. L. Page ct
ux.-TraRscript from justice court, 1852.
Goldsteln Hat Company VS.. Aleck Ranke
Transcript from justice court, S5l.t5
Goldstein Hat Company VS.. Charles
Terry-Transcript from justice court, s25.
Knapp, Burrell & Co. VS.. j. II. Matthews
ct ux.-Transcript from justice court,
s53 25.
William Harris vs. Minna Van Normann
-Promissory note and mortgage, 500.
Mathaide Lennox VS.. Frank I. Lennox-
Divorce.
r. H. Denny ct al. as executors. VS..
Charles G. Brotsche-Rent for part OF Kill
gen block, s42: waste and detention OF
premises. $50.
Emilne Il. Lombard We. CT. A. Hill ct Tx.
Complaint not filed.
First National bank VS.. Crawford, Han
non * Clayton--Promissory note, $3.50.
Emily II. Garfield VS.. III. Furuya-Dan-
Washington National Building. Loan
and Investment Association VS.. Emil An
derson ct uX.-Promissory note and mort
gage. $1,000.
Solicitors Loan and Trust Company vs..
J. H. Matthews ct ux.-Promissory note
and mortgage, $50.
Children's Hospital OF Boston VS.. c. B.
Smith ct vir.-Promissory note and mort
gage. 81 so.
r A. Churchill vs. August g. Richards
Transcript from justice court, SO 50.
ScOttish-American Mortgage Company
vs. Edward FaIlon ct aL-Promissory note
and mortgage. $500.
pany ct al-Wrongful delivery Of cigars
and conversion, $3.50.
Seattle Soap Company VS. /. w. Ward
$50 46.
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no USE FOR RECEIVER
u.ooer Pomeroy Answers His
Partner Peck.
GAYS he HAS BEEN vlcTIMIzED.
.u.re Suit From a Bad windmill
,,.~se Commitments TO steilacoom
-pockcs of Tide Land Cases.

=. 4, every dispute, there are two sides
- - cusrreI between George K. Peck ard
49, =. Pomeroy. partners ia the logging
- - peck & Pomeroy, which Is nov N
- - hsuds OF r. Z jeffrey as receiver.
1900 tells his story Of the difficulty In
-,xxer and cross complaint filed in the
= $500 court yesterday. IL appears from
- rlaaaings that the partnership was en-
- s into VERBALLY last August. Poneroy
80 an experienced logger, with q CON-
80 'ss-ss,sIye knowledge ofthe timber proper
- ~ King county. On that account. lie
- Peek solicited him 10 enter the part
1910 and agreed to put up the money
- teams nesdful TO keep the camp IN
ss-,lag condition. Pomeroy was 10 be
..nager OF the camp. and 10 have fun
easrgs Of the men,
- answer alleges that Peck failed to
- hls part OF the contract. and furnished
- heavily incumbered by a mortgage.
s~rrey IL is Eaid, became a creditor OF the
..s-snership, and received from Peck all
ss-essys belonging to the firm, with the IN
ssre,anaing that he was 10 pay the men,
r,s,saA OF rightly performing that duty.
- : sata 10 have received moneys largely
!. sreess of the amounts due the men. and
- pomsroy is anxious 70 know what has
ssssraa Of the oyerplus. IL Is charged fur
49, that a purported bin OF sale OF the
.,s,erty OF the partnership was executed.
s~alnst the positive protest or Pomeroy, 70
r.rrey. and that this was done in purrl-
ssee Of q conspiracy 10 cheat and defraud
~ defendant. Pomeroy asks that jeffrey
= removed from the Office Of receiver and
cal the partnership be dissolved
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It Pumps No Water. but Grinds Out a
Damage suit.

Damage suit.
A nice looking red windmill on the
heights above Madrona park II the pF7ih-
arv cause OF a damage suit in the superior
@-,1,rt A valid defense Is claimed by III. ;.
Keena 20 the s., 90 action brought against
49,, &, the s,Iusrior court last August ~
Taroas u. caldwell and IN en- answer HE'D
YESTERDAY Keene. after denying every al
legation charging him with having used
Slanderous language. eudeaNors 10 Turn
the tables on CaluNeii anu seNef0 J~N7
fnant for $500
In order 70 establish his contention he
avs that in May. 1921. he and Caldwell
entered into an agreement Whereby tne
latter contracted 10 build windmill that
rxonld ha ample 10 supply the FORMER
household with water. wlndmllI was
huiIt. but Keene claims Il was abso iutely
,xorthiexs. Caldwell, he says. then PROM
-, ~ surnlv the defective PARTS, and for
.h.. c,trpose obtained from him Size.
,sb,.h instead OF being applied according
- agreement. - said 70 have been con-
verted by Caldwell 20 hts own use
nv reason OF this alleged deli0quency'
x-.era declares that he has been COM
re,led 90 lay pipes connecting with the
ts, v,a,er sy--teru. and 20 pay rents 70 the
.t.y- which would have been Unnecessary
ha8 the contract been computed VITA 70
20 damage I'm S5nA lie accordingly asks
- Judgment for that amount, and also
-elsveIl's action sets out various un-
complimentary remarks said 20 have neeh
,.,,s, nv Keene. u Is related that on one
-. --t.-, Csalfweii was passing the hat n
= ,yT,,rs ward Republican club meeting.
-, Keeua said: NO. I would not put
g, tbar hat You stole sloo from fne.
- ~, vii steal half that IL IN thar hat
Sst,rs YOU are through with a. On an
- occasion keene IS said 20 have
1855 a ran4 AZ Caldwell. 80 The same
-, .rsfne. ''To YOU see that fellow
s,'"..s He's a thief lie stole Sleo from
- A. stil another tire IL IS charged
hat Ysens aatrcssot Cs'dweh IN these
,.,ry.. won are thief. ana you know -
-, x.,sa s1aa from ne
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OFF FOR srrILACooM.
AHTee More Insanity Cases Disposed OF
by the Superior Court.


Among the unpleasant duties performed
Judge Langley yesterday was the hear
Gs OF three insanity cases and the sign
q commitments in each case 10 the
Syian al Steilacoom. Peter Bulger. a
sSsie man. unUl lagely miner In Alaska.
as found 20 30 afflicted with dementia
: paralysis due Il IS said. % alcoholism.
M victim or a partial right hemiDlegia,
suffered his first attack OF insanity
sseat sX moaths ago. Re Is native OF
.V.Aad. is u years old. and has real estate
"a MINING claims fl Alaska. Unul Mon
50 last he VAS treated in Providence hos
go out vas not benefited.
.Nt@+iSsA =. Clark. a widow IS years Old
showed symptoms % a falling mind
sseal SIX weeks ago. and has become ira
ga AZ an exs animation before the court
.~'sFiay sue talked lncoherently. saying
= SEW erscd with deceased relatives. with
ssSoeaHs ant splras. She failed 10 recoE-
intimate friends, ani was subject 70
= sudden passion. Airs. Clark has been
s,sss'naksr, ana came 20 tbs stale seven
- sso from Montana
= taaFo commitment issued by the court
80 or !tlluE2n q Clark. Who lsoors uD-
49, 80 ee4asioa that rs heat. feet and
-, wax and NAGe. alternately becoming
aAsse, snd then shrinking until too
So lie cooverscs with imaginary per
- ard IS disposed 20 pursue imaginary
Naprn he wishes 20 shoot lie - =
- Pig, end was committed 20 the asy-
rp-,,- = "a lsS@ Nhen only years old Re
- az Injury to his head. and his az
~ thausat 20 &c due 70 that cause
-. Asece-nher Of last year there were
-. insanity cases leefovo the superior
4s1 TIE cost h.ii amounted 70 So. 90.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08

ason county, G.. c. Angle, P. T. Contine,
II. Gale. II. c. Hungerford; whateon,
II. Westcott, NJ. r. Straight. w. j.
Ailoy. r. S. Lambert. J. H Jones.
s.Lensburg, Jan. 7.-Speclal.-The county
EmiSsioners today named the following
legates TO the immigration convention
Seattle next week: Z. T. Wilson, A. II.
1lfauth, II. L. Stowen. Walter ]. Reed,
F. Lischke. r A. Turner, ]. 7. Arm
-ong.
Iount Vernon, Jan. T.-Special-Ths
Inty commissioners today forwarded 10
governor the names Of the following
egates from Skagit county 10 the state
migration convention: = Poison and
:. Gonnor, La Conner; Frank FaFrar
] F. l. Champion. Mount Vernon; J.
Mcmillan. Edison: Herman Behrens
( &. =. Mcdowell. Hamilton: Douglass
Iond. Anacortes.
vhatcom. Jan. 7.-Special.-The county
nmissioners have appointed ]. Ham
n Jones, Of Neoksack; NJ r. Staight,
LINDEN; W. Wesicott, OF Blaine; W. }.
Hoy. OF Fern6ale. and r. 5. Lambert.
Sunas, delegates 10 the state immigra-
n convention called by the governor 70
set at Seattle on the 18th inst. The
ard Of trade delegates are A. L Black.
j. A. 5. Cole and .. z. Barbo, three
EyeTs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08

bank. OF Port Townsend. AGAINST Smith
BROS et al, involving q note for & 800 At
a former trial Judgment had been obtained
against the PRINCIPALS and all the sureties,
ant a. the hearing yesterday c. b Russell.
one OF the surstiss, established az q fact
tnAt ninety days more than originally in
lenae1 had been allowed in which 10 pay
Inc note, IN consideration o. $3.50 additional.
IHe court ruled that By doing so the princI-
pas had extended the time Of payment and
had thereby released the surety. A non
stat accordingly was granted.
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Gathered From the Tenderloin.

Kings were humming at police head
lrters for a short time Monday night.
dcers Barbee and Brennan gathered IN
bevy of diss9lute women and booked
m. The NAMES Of the offenders were
tie TriIby, Nellie Scott, May Conroy,
IA Jackson AcGrew. Mary Wilson and
ME Smith. When they were arTaigned
ore Judge Glasgow yesterday they
lie quite an interesting group. The lat
two were discharged. but the balance
I and the time for pleading set for
aY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08
Ten Thousand Cigars Disappear.

The Seattle Transfer Company has been
made defendant IN suit brought in the
superior court by E c. Lyles. who charges
wrongful delivery Of case OF 1000 cigars.
valued at s559- The complaint alleges that
contrary to the order or Lyles the trans
fer company delivered the cigars 10 En-
mons & Emmons and Ralph Simon, who
thereupon converted the same and all
thereof TO their own use" He demands
judgment In the value OF the goods.
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To Collect Delinquent Personal Tax.

10 Collect Delinquent Personal Tax.
County Treasurer Maple has appointed
as collectors OF the delinquent personal
taxes In the country districts the following:
A b. Maple. DuwamIsh. Fred Snyder
South Park; Cash Moaohon. Renton; Joe
Quinn, Sunnydale- Mr.. Maple has not yet
announced his collectors for the city dis
tricts, because he says the compensation Of
fered BY the commissioners, per cent. OF
the moneys collected, is not enough. He
will appeal 70 the board 10 raise the figure
10 per cent
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notice OF appeal Immediately afterrard.
ana viii have until today TO furnish his
appeal bond, fixed az 500. Young. Il was
brought out at the trial, owned his machine
outright, and would often cover the in1i-
Gator with his arm. pull the button, and
thus cheat the young boys out OF their
money.
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From Other Cities.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 7-Speeial-The governor
has appointed delegates 10 the inmigra-
ton convention as follows: For Douglas
county. Dan Paul, otto Smith, a. l..
Rogers. 4. f.. Case, w. VI Miles: Cowlitz.
DIR. l.. VI. Sims. A. II. lines. IL II. Har-
vev. w. p. Ely. ". Fl. Ham. w a. Berry;
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,harles smith. Ben Pincus and Thomas
chart. the three men arrested last week
the police authorities for taking part
gambling games, were before Judge
sgow yesterday and all pleaded not
ltv. Smiths hearing was set down for
nary 9, Pincus' for January 10 and
charts for January %.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08

Headquarters for Munyon's Remedies at
Smith * Kennedy's drug store, Butler
block, Second and James.
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SEFUL BOOKS given AWAY
LET ANp FaNcY HoRk.

Mrs Nella Daggett, OF Boston. has re-
atty written book, Fancy Work and
Z Decorations" that gives practical in
rucrtons for making cosIies. table covers.
MS tray cloths. pin cushions. etc, etc.
n fifty Illustrations. tbs book. togeth-
with Successful Home DyeinS," VIII
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, - x ? prom tsSory note, particular
=. - 'sisfeuce - time Of payment. is -
sas tasI> q aslns the sureces, IS
- Ne case was that % tie Merchants
:. nam : Coo n Remedy Is famous fr
a..s " colds cronp and SHOPPING cough
= IiFs anc ese1taal There Is no daage<
a.. = 70 cai.tFeu Tor It contains uOtsinS
AOs sac - aEass.sts
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City to PAY the Bill.

By the verdict OF jury in Judge Osborn's
court yesterday. r. G.. Mellus Will recover
si25 from the city for damages sustained
by driving horse and wagon into a wash
out south of Boulevard He sued for $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08

Headquarters for Munyon's Remedies at
Smith & kennedy's drug store. Butler
block, Second and James
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08

wfyolI THgATER-sCharfss Psarsos.
Prop. Nose Golaisn1sl1, Algr. Wasnlng-
49, e. between second ana TnfrA
wet ~ Monday. Dee. .. Fist appear-
asee ~ Klein q s0ns' Tr&aRsAtlantls
Noyelty Co First appeRranes OF Iaor-
F9rat appearances u Jo~Jo ana Grip.
Firar ap2szrAEce 90 LcaFds and Annla
TrrsrAo Ten other stars. M9zs Go,d@
,srlth's fApKnakse comedy. entitled TIA
frHJ Tsaud.ea.~ Curtain rssss a. ssi5 D.
u. Admission lQ2 E~ssEys1 ssAsa -
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TIA last but not least. 90 TIE alckfl-in-
.Ae-slat machine cases ~as disposed o. Ees-
,<~.,a.r Nv Judge Glasgow. Isaac Iasior,
- conducts a fruit sod can2y store o4
= - - T>nfrs aveaus soath ani
- $500 street was the victim. ani b
- .o,ssel Tor - AMI costs hut save
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08
THE COUNTY TREASURY.

Report for the Quarter Ending De-
ceInbcr 81. 1898.
The report OF County Treasurer j. W.
Maple for the quarter ending December
81, 1880, as prepared by Deputy r. =. PAD
Gen. shows a balance in the funds OF sl47,-
-. 10 OF thar sum ssoi2.ss ia cash on
hand. and Iz9szii.oi Is distributed among
fourteen banks. The report is as follows:
ReCpfrsf-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08

TIE eest anoayzs ana exrsctorsnt for
to cure q coi1s. coughs. and a. throat,
lung. ard bronchial troubles Is undoubt-
ssi.y. Ayers Cherry Pector24. the cay
s,e.-s ~ for col1s sas coughs 81 omitted ca
- Aiesfts>ra a. taa ChtcaGs Worlds wasr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-08

ade TO advertise the reliable Diamond
yes. and 10 get their book upon home
eng into the hands or women who want
dress well by making their old clothing
1k Like new.
The fact that Diamond Dyes have been
standard home dyes FOR nearly TWEEN
years. aud that thezr sale increases from
ar 10 year, Is proof positive that they
We never had an equal.
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he sent free 20
any reader who
forwards the at
tzChs1 coupon
and a ecent
stamp 10 " els
Richardson 81
Co, Burling-
ton. VI
The above lih-
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CeleoN 10 l.0sI
his szii!lss lar rss5.r Il
. Pest l,islIigarr !. sss
Py q ''Fs,sy Egk sd Ar
see1tisal " aa "ssr,asisl
sss Rvsirg.
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Total ........... ......... .......t47.2 $50 g
ALL ABOUT 4 RED WINDMILL.

Total ....... ........... ....'.''s4f''-0O
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SWEEPING CLOAK REDUCTIONS.

80 Black and Mixtures, reduced
from SIS 10 s..
Se 7s-Misses' Latest Style Jackets
So.'o ranging in price from s. 4
and SO upwards. reduced 10 s6.9S.
Se IQ-A very large and varied stocl
SJ.to OF Chldren's Cloaks. all re
auced Reduced frorn $40 70 s.. g: f>on
sl0.5o 10 s6.sS; from Sll.5o and $l2.So K
EaS.
Sv.oo in Finest Cloths reduced
from 81. and SIS 10 ss.ss; reduced from
SO 70 sl259.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
Appel IN South Africa.

4. Appel. representative Of a large
hardware firm in the east. and who has
recently returned from "trip in Souih
Africa, gave Salem reporter short
summary OF the nature OF the country
and people in an interview today.
MANY peop'' - SAID Mr.. Appel,
'have a mistaken idea tla; Johannes
burg is ON the sea coast. bur ehcl, is na,
tae case, as il is |, 100 miles inland. and
Is reached by railroads irom Cape Town
ami Delegoa Bay. Travelled in a two
wheeled cart drawn hv l6 oxen the II =
uai conveyance of that country, when
away from the railroads. Tine climate
OF The country Is very much ike Oregon,
the pnly difference being q less precipi-
tation. The population az johannes
burg Is about 0,0o0, about halE beirg
natives. There Il curfew ordinance
and all natives must retire 70 their homes
ut 2 o'clock. The buildings in the ritiSs
are IS tine as are 10 be found in the or
dinarr American city Of the same size.
The most oi the lumber nsesi Is shipped
from Tacoma, Wash, to Delesoa Bay,
which Is a.'Out 80 miles from Johannes
burg, and Is The nearest sea-port town.
railroad has recently been compile Ell
between the bay and the city.
Mr.. Appel was in the O untrv from
April 10 September, travelling almost
continuously, and always In the way
mentioned. He exhibited very coai-
prehensiye map OF the country. and in
teresting photographs He reports the
province OF Natal as being the only real
ly warm place he VAS in, and that trop
ical finiis in abundance are raised there.
Nearly al the wheat consumed is i'm
ported from the United States aud Aus
tralia. 10 illustrate the nature Of he
negroes OF that country he said mans
greatest ambition is 70 earn enough 10
enable him 10 buy six oxen, which he
exchanges for wife, Who from that
time does all the work.
Mr.. Appel predicted VERY prosperous
future Tor the southern par OF the con-
tineut, and thinks il good plaoe Tor
young men 10 emigrate To.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
THURSDA'Y
THE POPULISTS.

! W. NJ. Rainey was elected commits
sioner.
The contest for county clerk was be.
tween Z. b. Montague, w. F. Hammer
and Q L Shaw. Several ballots followed.
AIR Shaw withdrew when the ballot
| stood 46 for Montague, AS for Hammer
aud blank, one more than the delega-
tlon. The chairman declared MIR. Mont
ague nominated. A terrific storm fol-
lowed, only stopped by Mr. Hammers
foroearlng spirit.
A Mcdonald A L Boyle, Wheeler
| and Geo l. Switzerland were the contest
ants for recorder, the former winning.
For sheriff, NJ = Gaines, I j Follis, ]
4 Bucknum and A Finch were named.
The contest narrowed down to a fight be-
tween Gaines and Follis, the gains OF the
iormer landing him ahead.
FOR treasurer j " Wilson, the man
nearly killed by the thresher accident
across the river two years ago, a cripple
Tor lie, and ID l. Curl were the contest
ants, speech by ] NJ Marks brought
" llson in ahead 10y big majority.
For assessor + 0wenby, d ] Wyatt,
e NJ Downing and X Bucknum were
named, preference being claimed for each
on account OF locality X Buckna.n of
Harrisburg was nominated. Another
speech by NJ Marks sent NJ Bucknum
to the front on tie home stretch ii the
second ballot by votes.
The convention here adjourned for
supper, meeting at O'clock
ID Titus. Geo q Wilson, OF Scia, Mrs
~ Brown, Brownsville; Richmond
Wheeler, of Albany, we're named Tor
school superintendent II took two ball
lots 10 nominate Mr.. Wheeler, who
received 35 votes out oi 9S.
Ramp nominated + TT Fisher for
surveyor. This was objected to in live
manner, as Mr Fisher is a republican.
This was withdrawn and Geo VI hitt omh
was nominated by acclamation.
W Gibson, OF Sweet Home and DIR A
q Puli, OF Sodavilic, were named ior
Coroner. DR. Priii WAS nominated on the
iirst ballot 80 TO ~
Delegates TO state convention B T
Ramp, j \ Mcbride, Beard, Thos
Thompson, 2 NJ Holt, ] Glenn, J + Hem
dirk, John Bryant, q " Hardin, c d
Stein, ] 5 Smith L Digger, VI Down
ing, A q Priil, l. Hill, Il K Humphrey.
B F Chilis, W II Wyat'.
Speeches We're called for and made b,
Y b Montague, Geo ID Barton, T NJ
hunkers, W NJ Roberts, NJ & VIaines, 4
Mcdonald, Il l. Sutherland, Il f
Ramp, Harnish Asa Leaellyn, G II
Dalrymple, ] Clem, @ d Stein aud c G.
Hogue.
A vote OF thanks was extended G D
Stein for his fairness and his honesty rs
chairman, and to the secretaries ard
tellers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
Highest of ali in Leayenng Powe-Latest u s. Govt Report
R@a!!a!I! q! Rs%assi! RRsktaRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

County Assessor Deaking has returned
from California greatly improved in
health.
Z Hon. T. j. Black. Of the U. e. custom
ofhces Portland, was in the city this noon
on bis way to Halsey.
DIR. John GeisendOrfer, Ct Arlington,
is in the city. He was recently fallen
on By horge, and Il soBewlia, uu,.er
the weather.
President ". G. HaXi, y, Of Wi.lssl.s
cite Uniyersity. came mp fTOea
this noon With his ak ansi 81 s.e8cz
contest tonight la practIse i.t- is
chopped ID itch piece 81 -.Ffen iif .5
less than ] 4 minutes. Drs lsr ~ .. X.
at least twice az long.
TIE NAR1HA wAsHIsoTox Tet
Thrre was large gathering . tie
Martha Naslii gun tea at tie aTaiofy
last evening, gwen by iise ladies { it.e
Congregational church. Il uas = -s.c
cess in very particular The Waei4tg -
tonian characters we're ali vel repr : cit
ed creating much interest III li,eir pie. 8
ing makeup. The program Has pso-
n0unced gns.d- The quartet ganz '3Ior-
and AOre;" George and Martha Wszis-
llgion, +. j. Smiley and HIrs Carr,
headed grand march, followed by ST.
mOet ths. entire audience. Miss Lille
Crawford recilei BfiaF Rose aud NIsg
Helen Crawford The Bells oi Enderby,'' -
both with fine effect. Bet Been = as a
song by tlse quartet. Tie Boys Cub PEE
sente1 farce The Colonial Assem- ily -
and received inaa compliments.
cOcsala lty ana 4 choice repa.. followed
Tire Fresao, Calf. Morning Republic
can. Of Feb. is, contains tie following
account OF a wedding in thas eiiy, Ia
y liCii Tia. bride Is sister oi Mrs George
:. Aciisson, Ji ihis city. a. z ~ soe time
a resident oi Albany: -iiapylly Mar
Tlei-As the resisIenc- of 4. 4 Couey On
u Washington ave Iss Fos,sg Riee and
Miss Minnie 4. COnty s. ere nArTl,d al 9
. o'ciuck la-i evening. IssgEE ofilciaiiBg.
i Et.mteF OF friends and relatives we're
present Tie bride received several
beautiful presents Her bright. genial
disposition has Ron for iser 42By friends,
ard they aOsiId be 10Th TO give her up
we're Is not that she Is 10 remain with us
for the present. We ali Join in wishing
them a happy journey through life. g
Linn county friends OF the bride vii Join
n the good wishes