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CRUSHED IN A MINE SHAFT.
Four Men Instantly Killed Near
ShamOlxin, Pa.


ShamOkin, Pa.
While four workmen were being lowered
into the new shaft of the Luke Fidler mine
near shamokin, Pa, yesterday morning,
the billy" which balances the elevator and
which weighs about 1000 pounds, fell upon
them without warning. They We're Instant
ly killed, their bodies being crushed SO hor-
ribly assto make them almost unrecog-
nizable.
The victims were James Merritt, aged
twenty-five years, OF Springfield, Pa;
Stephen Merritt, aged twenty-eisht years,
CT Springfield, Pa; Patrick Lynch, thirty
three years, Of Springfield, Fa.; Peter
Robert, twenty-three years, of Springfield,
Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Annie L. Addison to W. X. and Magdalen
NJ. Mccoy, lot 155, SO. 1865; SO. Chas. f.
Benjamin ct al. trustees to Jno. r. Hick-
lin, lot a, blk. 2, Trinidad; 5000. Wilson
w. Griffith ct ux. to Oscar w. White, lot
10, So. S13; So Oscar w. White ct ux. TO
Margaret NJ. Griffith, same property; So
Samue' Meredith to Jos. II. Bradley and
Jno. p. Shepperd, part lot So. SO. BAL: s., 800.
Eugene c. c. Winter to Mary e. Fowler,
part of Nonesuch; SO.
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Dropped Ex-senator Inrall.

The Leavenworth, Kan. Evening Stand
ard says that ex-United States Senator John
]. ingalls, of Atchison was dropped from the
roll Of membership of the Military Order of
the Loyal Legion Of Kansas at its monthly
meeting held in this city last Thursday,
Efforts were made to keep the matter secret,
but it leaked out today through member
who attended the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07

Henry Wilson Post, G. A. r., located at
the Soldiers Home has arranged for a
public installation of its officers Wednes-
day e, ening A large number Of the COM
rades from town are going out to attend
the. function. including the department
staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07
A Greek Letter Banouet.

The Washington Association of the Psi
Epsilon Greek Letter College Fraternity
will hold its eleventh annual banquet at
Hotel Page this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07

The Ram Katahdin Accepted.
The President has signed the bill author
izing the acceptance by the government of
the ram Katahdin, and making her a part
Of the United States navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07

and most satisfactory dye for coloring the beard
hrcwn black is Buckinghams Dye for the
Wbiskers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY

DR.. 7. B. WYNN. Tarboro, NC, says: mo
cases Of general debility"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07
OCEAN TRAVEL

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship saiings from Vancouver to
JAPAN and CHINA.
Empress of India, JAN g, March 30, June l..
Empress Of Japan, Feb. g. April 20, June 22.
Empress Of China, March 2, May II. July IS.
HONOLULU, FIJI AND AUSTRALIA.
WARRIMO. Jan. IL. MIOWERA. Feb. 16.
Second cabin accommodations very low rates.
For tickets and freight rates apply 353 Broad
way. For freight rates only, 90 Wall st., N. Y.
d12-eo1m
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HOTELS.

OAKS HOTEL. ASIIEVILLE, N.C.-ONE OF THE
best family hotels in the south. Table first
clrss. Remodeled, refurnished; steam heat;
management; pass door; rates moderate.
SAMUEL. II. REED,
Ja1-15t.6 Owner and Proprietor.
ATLANTIC CITY, y.
The celebrate fall and wi lter resort by the sea-
HOTEL TIlAYMORE.
Appointments and service frst-claS.
d. s. WHITE, Jr.,
se23tf Proprietor,
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Education for Real Life.

Education tor Real Life.
1854. FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS. 1895.
The Spencerian Business College,
National Bank Of the Republic building, cor. It'll
and Day and night sessions.
SPENCERIAN,
IN the national capital and throughout the country
y household word, associated with thorough busi-
ness training and q prosperous career.
The thirtyfrst scholastic year Of this popular In
stitution began Monday, September 2 1885. Five
Departments viz Practical Business, including
complete bookkeeping course, English, rapid Gales
htO rapid writing moral and social culture,
Desarte system CT expression, civics, political
ee0ao%y AID commercial law. Practical English.
writing. including English: spencerian Rapid Writ:
Ing, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. Full
trail.
Spacious. brilliantly lighted. handsome halls and
elass rooms. Services of graduates always in de-
mand. Terms moderate, but competition with
cheap schools. The leading business men of Wash
ington were trained In this college, and send their
sons and daughters and candidates for employment
here for training.
This college received from the Worlds Columbian
WorK" In all Of the above departments, and four
OF the students received silver medals for superior
work In the Living Educational Exhibit"
Ofnce open every business day and night.
Write or call for annual announcement.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER,
del4-tf Principal and Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07

STRICTLY RELIABLE ESTAB '55-HIGH- GRADE
horses constantly on hand; fine matched teams and
horses suitable for all purposes. MOSES MOSES,
1919 Watson ST., Baltimore. Tel. 2416 d13-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07

FOR SAILS COUPELETTES, LANDAU, 3
coupe rockaways. dayton and business wagons,
canopy and "xtension-top Surveys, pfaetons, bug
gies and runabout wagons; all styles and prices.
de6-tf COOK 6 JARBOE. 1895 NJ ST. NV
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Between Stan

noor surfaces Of which shall be equal to
one-third of the floor of the adjacent au-
ditorium.
Between Stage and Auditorium.
THE stage shall be separated from the
auditorium by a brick wall not less than
seventeen inches thick, or it's equivalent,
the entire width of the building. There
shall be no openings in this wall except
the curtain opening. aud not more than two
Others. to be located at the level or below
the stage.
THE roof trusses. all scenery. curtains
and exposed woodwork of every stage and
fly doors shall be thoroughly covered or
saturated, II practicable, with fire-resist-
Ing material, approved by the Commission
ers of the District of Columbia.
"All scene docks, carpenter or property
shops and wardrobes shall be separated
from the stage. auditorium and dressing
room divisions by solid brick walls not less
than thirteen inches thick, with no OPEN
ings to auditorium or dressing-room diyi-
tinned-wood self-closing doors, securely
hung in rebates in the brick work.
Authority of Building Inspector.
1.-THE inspector of buildings SHALL when
ever he may deem 1t nee essary, serve writ
ten notice on the owner, lessee or manager
Of any building or part Of building already
erected or hereafter built and used or to be
used in whole or in part for public assem-
blies. directing to be done in or about the
arrangement thereof and the appliances
connected Herewith whatever is needful to
afford the greatest possible security to the
public and good ventilation, subject to ap-
peal and determination by commission
Wherever galleries are constructed, all
pillars, joists or beams used in the con-
struction Of the same must be made of iron
and deadened."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07

G.. J. BECKER, PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER:
me e work; satisfaction given; terms moderate.
SOo 18th st. NV. nol3-U
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Because having handled
the worlds standard for
more than IS years we
naturally have been
careful in the selection OF
second choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-07

Webste- Law building sos D st. NV, Washing
ton, DC. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th ct. NV. sells
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rum in Eolebo ltno grie Sts., aelez
gen it, Das @ebdube, etsens fir ben 3fped
6ergeiteut. bat 9rpBe äidfeiten, tpelde
nit ben mo6erniten @erbel5erungen nerleben
iinb, unb es bietet oaonrh Dem 8atientcn
&nnebmli6feiten unb 8prtbeile, tpelde er
in anoern oerarti9en. pom gmerifanern 9ez
Ieiteten eSu1tituten nicbt fin0en tpirb.
Ser Stab bes 9eutl6en Sanitarinns
beItebt aug ben ti9tieiten Mer5ten, tpelbe
ibre ausbilbuns auf ben beiten l1nlperiitdz
ten @uropas erbielten unb bic cine 25idb=
rige 8ripat. unD SplpitalzBraris in europa
unb Nmerifa oufsutpetien baben. Sie ber=
Idbiebenen Mbtbeilunsen fir 1peeielle &ranfs
beiten itehen ilnter Der perlDnliben 9eituna
prattild)er Sa6m1nner, tuel6e Die &rantbeiz
ten Der perldreoenen Srsaue, tpie 9ungen,
Maeen, gtieren, Qeber, Blalf &C. su einenl
9ebens gtuoium aemad,t baben. sSerner
peroen inl 9euti6en Sanitarium folgenoe
&ranf6eiteu, tuie 56mnoluht, &afarrb,
&beumatismus, Obspepite, &rebs, Sail
Iotpie alle Nrten BON SLUT uno Sautfranf~
mag, erfpl9reib bsbdnoelt. Berionen, tpeld)e
banolun9 9enpmlnen Nn Spld)e ienbet bas
0tulItpt SHutlutt1Ht uuS QuruiuL ytVutteiiI
mebi5tnlidbe Bampblet: y9te S9ubipebren
oes 2ebens" iouie llnteriu6unssformulare,
reip. Sra9ebosen gum ansfiillen frei gu.
gsenn mir Die 9teiultate persansener
Sabre oils NfaBftab anlegen, 10 oarf benz
0ellti1en Sanitarium cine 9ldn5enbe Suz
funft IN 9lusiidlt 9eitellt mcroen nno mir
mDtten beionbers 6as 9euti1tbunl in alien
Gesenoen 9lnlerifas arf oieies beroienitpoUe
beutidle llnternehlnen aufmerfiam maiden.
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Seietttaama Der 9rabte.

Sn st. 2ouis bat Der Stabtratb cine
8erorbnung angenommen, wonad bis
gum Sabre 1900 fdmmtli6e bortige
Srabtleitungen unterir6ii9 bergefellt
Derben mtifen, aasgenommen Drdbte
fur ben 8otenbienlt, @inbreder. Srdbte
unb bergl. mebr. Oas Snnbitat.
meldes bic Nniegung eines unterirbi.
f6en 6rabinebe8 unternimmt. erbdlt
einen Greibrisf bis gum Sabre 1904
unb bat ftinf Bro3ent ieiuer seruttos
@innabmen an bic 6tabt 3u 3ablen.
Ser Ratb fiir 8erbeferungen erbdIt
bic Qufi9t tiber bic anlageu unb mad
Nblauf BON fdnf3ebu Sabren bat bic
Stabt bas &edi, bieielben ansutaufen.
9aa9 pier Sabren wirb st. 2ouiS
aIfo bon benz unfd6nen unb sefdbrli.
den unb benz 26i1meien 10 binberlis
den OsabtneB, baS mittelS Bfolten
bur6 unb tiber bic 5traBen unb 6ffents
life YldBe Der 5tdbte eeipannt pirs.
befreit feiu. Wann wirb man aebns
li6es nDn unierer Stabt iastn tons
nen2!
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6eilmittel angeratbene Geiie na9 benz
5lben niGt mohen fann.

Seilmittel angeratbeue Reiie na1 benz
Siiben ni9t modem fann.
= Die beutid)e 3uderiteuer.Biu III
i'm beuti@en Reidstage in sneiter Se.
Iuug our Qnuabme gelangt.
: Nus 3an5ibar nib bert9tet: :
Ser 6duptIing Wbarufa3is unb ieine
Nnbduger, bic aroBe unruben angeset<
teIt batten. neld)e bic @ntienbung bent.
i6er @olonialtruppen r6tbig ma6IeY
baben h1 Dem @ouOcrneur BON
Seuti9. .Oitfrifa, Maior b. WiBuann,
auf @aabe uub lln9nabe unterpcrfen.
Nus ben ruiiif9en Office pros
pin3en fommt Elm 0Otbidrei. Sie ges
maiiiams &ufffiBirung Der beutfden
2anoe uirb auf oas duBerfie burdse,
fabrt. So 1T, wie gemeIost wiro, Die
grri9tung bon 3ebn rnilif9. ortboberen
@irdsn in Riga, &eoal, Dorpat &c.
gepIdnt.
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Giue reiseuse fletne @efatdb.e

ersdbIt man R9 felt SaIb's Iebtem
Aufentbalt in Ober OberniB, bic, rDie
bas v@bersb. Wo9enbl." f@reibt, auz
gebl. auf Mabrbeit berubt. Ser 6err
profeHor bate oor ieinem Wortrase
nod mebrere 5tuuben fur ii6 3ur Bers
fasuug. Gs mar 10 gaMs nno gar teln
vJalbpetter uib nm bic i60ne Jrttb
lingsionne au aenleBen, mietbete er cine
Groidfe unb fubr, ais Grember.
nebl ieinem bieberen Gofelenfer, Die
i90ne 2anbftraBe binaus bis gum
@atbof in einem benahbarten Dorfe.
Gier lieB er iia Elm @laS Bier Oil ben
g8agen brinsen gDdbreno ber 3rint'
panien unterbielt er iid nit Der am
Wagsu barrenben Wirtbin. rTe6t
190ner Sag beute. STA, 9 miro
auberi9 no" sd CLAUDE
ni6t; pnbsr wifsu sic pas 10 be.
ltimmt2" STU, i'd weeB-" =
,Stebfs etpa I'M 9aleuber2@ =
r0ee" = oats in Der 3eitung ge.
ltanben?" = pOo9 nee. s9at es
etwa 6al5 propbeasii21 = Nd, bar
aarle, Der meeB slei goar Mid.
Run, ba m6dt' if bod piHen, weS;
baIb sic 10 beltimmt behaupteg fons
nen, baB es beute nod regnen iolle: =
rNa, i6 R6bt'S eegentiib ne loin
aber tpenn Sie'S emol arabe pifien
mu0'n: Sd babe Sc naimlid) une
aube, msnn bic ii9 nit Dem 0inter.
tbeiI OH bar Waab reibt DO rdint's
no" ,SoDo2 5ier 1T Gjslb fiirs
9,er. glbieul"- llno in Der 5batl
Ser Wagen bat Die &iidfabctuo@ ni9t
poaenbsi, 90 fdaais Oil 81 gtr0ppela".
Da brebt l'd) beuH aud Der auii6er
3u ieinem Gabrsalt um uno iagt: vytu
bart aa'5 uff bic Sub bot -rai9t bts
balten. uuo bar profefor Salb nell
Balb 1T man ongelanst. Bci Der 9lb,
l6bnung bes Gu!iherS ipridt Der Jabr.
gaf; .@eltatIen Sic nod baS i'd
mid Sbnen a!S YrofeRor 5a!b pors
leae.
@s III mebr Rntarrb in bieier @esen6 BEE
2anbes, aIs bon aIen anbereu Rrantbeiten
iuiommetl, uno bis IN ben leSten Sopren
| gait er ais unbeiIbar. gisle Sabre lang er'
| fldrten Dottoren ibn fin cine lofaIe &rnnt:
| teit nnb {1rieben Ipfale 3eiln,itteI Dor, unO
| Ca fie Jpn NIT dsstliber 4ebanbluns beItGtt'
bis ni9t furirten. erfIdrtsn iie i'm fiir ,ins
beilbar. Die Eiiisnidaft BAT betpieien, bab
Ratarrb cine 2eaStitutiensfrantbett TT uno
besbaIb cine conFitaticnene BebanbIune er'
forbert. SaI'S aatarrb 2nr, fabrbirt bon
| s. s. Gkeneb & 6 O., SoIebo, Obio, tft
Sic etn,ies fonitituttonsle Sur i'm zMartte.
Sic ipirb iansrli@ Ia Dozen eber @aben bon
10 Eropfem bis su einem EheeI6ffeI BON
sencmnten. Sic tpirft birett auf bas SIut
: nnb bic l4Ieimisen Dberfd@e bes Sbftems.
Gie bieter einbunsert Dollars fiir ieben Gaa,
ben fie su furiren perfeblt. East Gu9 Str'
cuIars unb 8eusnife fcmiten. &breiftrt:
S. 8. gbeuep & 9 o., Soleoo, ..
60 0sriauft bon allen Gpotbssern,7 10 sss.
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ptilru b,lisa Der .YtrRopfuxe nidt
ah. Sie u,lltlimmern lie Nur. aarrs
@Iooer Root 8bee regulirt baS Inter.
l.ibss SOiiem. Gum Bsrtouf bei aal.
tepsr & Shuharb. 9amso @lapiu, Z.
S. Z ueIleiip, &. 6phn & @p., y. Stein,
@eniral Druq Store. U. S6weDpe.
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9tptt5 an gtemer5abler.

Die Steuerliifen fur baS Sabr 1895
befinbsn fi6 ieBt in meiner 9dnben
mnb ale Staaiss unb @ountDsSteuern
iiub ieBt in meiner Office sablbar.
Sole @affiano,
Steuer Solicitor, Serar @ountp.
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- User ieiner Sran Elm Seitgema=
ReS, nHtliheS mno id,GeenSmertbeS
@eid,ent madden tutH, her fauie tbr
einem 8aSpfea BET Ser g. u. Gas.
8ompagnie.
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Ybptograpbie,t !!

6allatpap' pbotograpbis
/ d e u II ia Ii. Ns. 513 Of 6ou.
ton. StroBe, cine 3reppe bod. TT bic
eis5iae. Die Das "Aristotype"s spapier
benubt, ipoburd1 Iie photographer lies
Fert. bic nidlt oerblaiien unb beren
ifprben itbon ptiB uuo bon REDEEM
Shpnr3 iinD. gGe,ft guer @elo MIDI
fort fir roth. cber blauafarbise pbo.
toarapten, bern iie iiberbauern feine
3eit un0 baben teiuen 3wed. Gabi'
net tspbotosrabbien perbtn angefertigi
I'M preiie bon $3.50 big S. 90 pei
DuBenb.
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0ie 9. u. @aS 8OmpaSnie baIt
In ibrer Office i'm Sfampmann &C.
bGuoe elm 8rOkes Eager BON @asDfen
Dprratbt8 81 Deridjieoenen Vreiicn.
Gin FOLDER Gpdofeu fuilte tn fetmem
Sauie feblen, benn ct lit eime SrDke
GrleiHternne mno 8eanemlidfeit fiir
bic SanSirat.
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Die bette 9niteu, Mebisin 1T Sbilob'S
Cure. Gin pernadldiiigter 9ulten III
gefdbrIi6. 9elft ibm iosleid nit Sbi.
lob's Cure ab. Gum Wertauf bel Sal.
teper & G6udarb. Sames @lapin, &.
s. Gpellefp, u. @obn & Co.. .. Stein,
@eutral Drug Siore, u. S6weppe.
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ten 1nan1eS bletben0e
9enfmal erri9tet, oas
bem beutiben Namen
sllr gbre serei6t.
Inter anberen pplfs=
tbiimli6en, perotenitz
ppuen bentiten unz
ternebmunsen nennen
mir bas Seutide Seil'
Snititut uno Sanitaz
rtum in Spleoo, g.,
oos i'm Ser5en Der
Stabt, gcfe Wtabiion
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Geib Sbr burd unuerbauli6feh,
8eflfopfuns, appetitlofigteit, @8wias
bel, selbe 9auifarbe geplagts Sbt
Iob's 8itali3er 1T elm ii6eres 9eiImitteI.
3um 8ertauf bel 4alteper 6 66u,
9arb. ..Sames @lapiu, s. 5. GpeQefp,
R. Gobn 6 Co., .. Stein, @entrai
Drug Store, VI. S1meppe.
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SfIe9tes Blut, gerftopfuag, 2ebers,
unb Nierens 2eiben lperben bur9 4arls
@Ioper Root Sbee turirt. Gum Ser.
tauf bel Saltsper & S9u9arb, Sames
glapin, Z. s. Speuefp, q. @obu &
&c., .. Stein, Central Drug Stors.
u. S9weppe.
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9Scnm na6b idbiuerer Sa9cslaif,
Hub ua@ Dielcn ssOrGen,
0m Aeta Sier aetrnnfem bait,
0enfn 0u nid3t au'S mOrgen.
Lone Star fiillet Sid1 NIT W4ntb,
S1bnt Sid aus NIT 2etSen,
@lambe MIR, cS fd,me6et gut,
gei'S tint ghmers. tuie Jremoen.
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0Sillft 9m 7einen 31rper ftablen,
Tim oaS Lene Star Bier nur tuablen.
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: Sine @srrenfuns miro idmsr3en
bis man ST. SotObs. Del gebrau6t
unb banl aufb0ren.
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Gin 6e,ttibes ganitartt,it.
9entide slerste, beutides 8iiien, beut=
ife Bebanolung.

9euti6es @iiien uno oeuti9er llnterneb'
baben in ben Geretnisten Staaz
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@auluftiae unp apntraftoreu

MAIDEN mir auI bic alte bewdbrte Sau'
boI3banblung BON 6 D. StepeS &
G6bne aufmertfam, bic bebeutenbs
Guantitdien BON por3iglidem Saubol,
unb groBe 8orrdtbe bon 3bhren, 6en'
fern, Saloulien, S6inbeln, @iIen'
ipaaren, wie Sdl6Rer, Ndgel. Garben
&c. an Saub baben. gtieberlaaen aa
Observation-Disclosures unb am Suniei
SeIeiie in Der on @nmmerceftraBe.
3auft bel bollanh Cure u es
miir3G qrtinen 8affee &c. &C..
233 Wehs@ ommeree.S .StroBe.
Selepbon 81.
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OFF THEIR COUNTERS
Police Come Down on the Slot
Machines.
WALKING m THE CIGAR STORES.
Chief Reed Follows Up His Bicycle
RAms Order With One for
the ss<lofs-v

An nickei-fn-the-sso. machines al card
machines and al other devices wherein
yen deposit ntckels or dimes or any money
and In return get trade. or money. must
cease 20 run. ana al persons owning or
renting the same must remove said ma
chinee- C. s. REED. Chief cf Poaice-
"yune 81 isss-
The above order which II seif-explana-
tory. IA view OF what has already taken
place In connection with eli games OF
chance. was sssged last evening BY Chief
OF Pslice Reed and was subsequently, reaa
20 the patrolA
When the patroimen commence1 going
frsm saloon TO saloon and srom cigar store
20 cigar store. repeating ths same Mus
piece the howl that followed In their wake
was wei worth hearing. Reluctantly the
little machines were hauled down from
the counters ard IL the city sdrninistra ton
had al ths phrases spoken about the mat
ter collected into q little book IL would
make interesting reading.
Since the police stopped the rafting OF
bicycles there has bee1 considerable talk
as 70 when the *sniekes-sn-the-slct'' ma
chimes would be jumped on. Some thought
that tina police would tot SO 10 the langth
Of making war on this sayorita sort OK
gambling. but there they made mistake.
The last time that the machines wers
ordered removed was In the DAYS when
Chief Of Police Rogers welded the scep-
ter. HIS order was oesyei for a time and
then By degrees the nickels commenced 10
and their way once more iEto the slot
There WAS no special craze about the
matter and II ran along uEEnolssted until
last evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

Tia contes; between the attorneys In
The suit CT the city OF Seattle against
Scurry 10 foreciose assessment for street
Grade was continued yesterday morning.
IN Judge lzngtey'G court. and resulted
IN favor 81 the city. The controversy be-
gar last Saturday morning and was con-
rnaet until yesterday. II seerfs that ths
eenplaint was Sled under the old law
ert summons was not issued In iSaS. =
rev law went into effect which required
service upon one 81 the defendants within
ninety DAYS. when an effort was made
10 serve Scurry ne was absent from the
city and his residence rented. ~ was
therefore sought 20 secure service by pub
hcatiea. and default was taken. Later
White. Nunday & Fulton filed = motion
10 sei aside the default on several
grounds chief ef which was that Scurry
bad never hcen cut OF the state and that
eefen6ant had defense on the merits.
Pratt & Riddle. for the city. consented TO
TIE opening ef THE default. and an order
70 thst effect was entered. ScUrry's at
tevae~s thea aenurrea 20 the complaint
sns sought - so fnte tho question 81 the
reSaiartsy 81 the summons on the ground
nat TIRE opening 90 the default permitted
taem 20 50 hack 90 that question
{ A. Riddle argued that whatever de-
feets or irregularities rnight have existed
ss 20 service had been renedled ~ the
Voluntary appearance cf defendant. and
thaf RS appearance by demurrer was
esniVslant 20 personal service. TEE court
ssreeG with hirR and oysTraied the &C.
nnrrer
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Another worlds Fair Medal.

Seattle Is getting a good many Worlds
fair medals for excellent exhibits. and for
work done by her artists In music, paint
Ing. etc. Yesterday Ms. G.. A c. Roches-
ter recsived the medal and diploma as the
musical representative OF the state az the
fair Mrs Rochester was the only one 10
pass the examination ezfitling her 20 reD-
resent Washington. To the many friends
OF Mrs. Rochester III this city, and In the
state. the award 10 her OF the medal ard
diploma for excellence In the musical ex-
animation Is no surprise, but X is, OF
course. exceedingly gratifying.
The medal Is OF bronze. on one side show
Ing Columbus setting foot on the shore OF a
new world On thu other side IS the IT.
scrt2tion. Worlds Columbian Exposition
In commemo-ation OF ths four hundredth
anniversary OF the landing OF Columbus
To Mrs c.. A c. Rochester" The medal
Is Enclosed IN handsome aluminium case.