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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-05


nepasy United states Marshal oailssr
49, 80 70 Shelton yesterday on orlSisl bust
= marriage license Was issued yesterday
~ tAsr~r y, Nelson a3ss Hannah NJ
.-as-o. beta Of Seattle
A. ne school districts in Kifr county.
1921 SEATTLE No l. w&N hs,t| fh@ir a-,-
Naasny. ~''-
ne FEDERAL grand fs-y Yesterday re-
~~s..ss net true nllr n the case % the
SsN states - Desire Dgyck. charged
~ ceS1ferfeitinE.
g.. StSoa guardian OF the estate Of
N21oins. Insane. has seer author
- - p ssit PERSONAL property ~ public or
sss sA@s. ~ he may deem advisable.
~ zee Federal court yesterday Margaret
So accused % Szslsizg Ing. SitA9rcw
= a u pot Eg!lsy. and entered a plea
49, ~. IaSse Hanford reserved sen
AZ oFset eonfrmlrs sale was files IN
sassEsar court Yesterday in the cases
a. = httfey 81. "a John T7er,ana
So. -. leE southeast quarter 81 section "a.
10 :. RANGE east. s. sSs -.
r e probate court yesterday Clarence
- ~ vas appointed gUsrt.aa % h;s
- eatfscu. Rov3Sn W. ana Msrfcrss.
80 t'rTfosc - realizing On q policy
ssy, se',s --te ihsaT a'ses CON-
A. ss case - tne Omitted states w. The
$500 Ray Hccsn Company. United
- - Asferrsy Rriaker ysss@rsav aiess A
- FoF ans nefics % aapeai 20 .he
49,. e9zrt ~ AssprRis ~ she United
'ss Tor the Nlngh district
49, 40 = AZ cost OF Defendants have
sNttrti N TIE cases % the city W.
a. Se1ersen * al ana IRE CITY rs,
go fssie-isai sued sar WAS PAID into the
Ms&Scry uE8er STIPULATION. white the
- case Was G1futica ird BY me tnsg-
Ne1a7sny Va Eaf1Nr
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azFuo1s ~ ehs xGi361s Weue paeurAua
~ Creat Wesesr1 tuts-
0ener1l tra11e 0snaxerv Axx~ savssv
setsisd heek coDfortaksy m sAssr oao.
sa.<ss v.fs sss r<1ecstos that rates Ger 4
t.1se ~ tsass nre - - nxsntztr..1. ua~n
tas n<ss eomes that the rafIroa4s ~ r.
mn1i< West are al STIRRED Up Ca .eeer, :.
Q. secrctier ~ IN Chicago Great west
ern m rates on grain. -four. hay. ssi.. fsrae
Ssssesr and ssucco frUn an turor<.ss
Yofnts 70 Chscagr- This oction. N sfds.son
20 tee reducttcn n fa8es hesvs<r c,,.-n.,
and u Paul KrsAxiy s9sravasss H. s:ss-
suoe eed uzAkea . exnsral rate war alznr.ce
9 certainty. The nsv rate on vae.t 80
noar freU p-s Mofnss. for irstanr~. /.
- cents. axainsf = sees,. wAsrh Ia. h.sn
tns rate hsrstofore- o. Aax and ugT,~s
$50 The rate b rs1uesd frcn = eeas. "a
- cenn On cass. re ana barley. fror,
csou 70 M csntA On corn erum -
csnse 70 Hzs centA rron al che,
Da'rsa tn Iowa ths reductions ars ecrr.-
spondinsiy iarre.
For tho last six neashs mach A. IN.
Iowa ousfnsas has been diverted - =,
Louis and other Southwestern psfrss- ana
Cnicaxo has b>sn gradually lpSsnr -.
business naturally tributary 10 Il on se-
count OF ciscriminatfvs rates maze ~ -.
rneos having lfnss from Iowa 70 the scam
ana southwest The Chicago Great West
efn esves the foregoing a. IL ressor FOR
making the rate reduction
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contest. but we're looking with great dis
comfort at the baroness OF their pruns
trees
THE pruns crop this year u utterly de-
moralszea- he exclaimed.
about two weeks after the fruit had
biossomed . cold snap came and killed
everything Yon can look AZ fine orchards
and the trees have only about two prnnes
each This means q great deal for the
people OF Clarke county. As prnne raising
is the main support of the farmers there.
Ours Is one OF the greatest counties for
prunes In the United StateA Last year the
exports OF the fruit TO the East brought
in SIS, aaa This was Eastern money. and
Was Just % much added 30 the medium
circulating IN the state All that viii now
be lost and the farmers are feeling pretty
blue"
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part OF one. might b pat up Whether
sovereign's coming just AZ this time has
anything to do With this movement - NOT
known
Mr.. Sovereign has not announced what
his subject for discussion tonight viii be.
but whatever u y Il VII undoubtedly b
interesting.
James r. Sovereign. Who IL about q
yeArs old. was born In wisconsin When
he vas u years old be went with some cat
tlemsn and cowboys 20 ranches In Texas,
and asterward 70 Kansas Here ne work
ed untii ISL. when he went to Iowa. where
he worked for some time on . farm He
attended school for two winters and then
learned the trade CT marble cutter. help
Ing oat his education by reading every
book he could lay his hands on He work
ed ~ . marble cutter for nine years. and
Joined the Marble Cutters' Union. of which
ne was elected secretary. He wrote for
tbs Newspaper. and joined IN the Green
back movement which HAD just started
BY the advice of several prominent
knights OF Labor he Joined the order In
Iss- The same year he was nominated BY
the Greenbackerx for congress for the
Ninth district of Iowa In 1851 the Green
hackers nominated him for governor Of
Iowa and again for congress In ISIS. The
nrss Knights Of Labor assembly which
Mr. Sovereign Joined was se Storm Lake,
Iowa He was elected as Its delegate Ito
the general assembly OF the Knights for
nine successive years. Gov. Boies appoint
ed him labor commissioner OF Iowa, ana
he served two terms. Three years ago be
WAS elected general master workman OF
the Knights OF Labor. TO succeed Terence
V Po~deriy. and he has held the ONCE
ever since Mr.. Sovereign attracted wide
attention and caused much laughter By
ordering the Knights 10 refuse 10 accept
~ money national hank notes. which, a.
Il veii-known. are not legal tenders
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The eivfi service comm ssion has appoint
ed 8. L shuffiesor. j. II. Perkins and Paul
Moran members OF IN. examining board
whose duty e 10 70 examine applicants FOR
license as engineers. II seems to be not
generally understood thAt al engineers
within the city Limits must under the pro-
visions Of the new charter. take cut a T.
cerse- That document. article 2 section
2 etipulxtes that AL engineers employed
and III charge os any steam boiler under
pressure In tAs city shan be licensed an
naaIly after an examination as 20 dtness
and capacity. In the following manner.
The civil service commission shall sproint
a board OF examiners OF tAree members.
who shall without Ray examine az3 certify
al applicants for engineers license under
sGeh rules as may be prescribed By shs
civil service commission"
The appointments were ssvorah,y CON-
rnerfed or all over the city yesterday. An
three Of the members az the nesx board
are fal1y competea. AMI their excerse-c.
In business r. ci-ec1y In lire with their
duties. Mr.. Saur1esoa Is superintendent,
81 the Seattle Consolidated Street Railway
Company. Mr.. Perkins e O. the Puget
Ssurf Machinery Depot. ana Mr.. Moran
% the sel-known firm Of Moran Bros.
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r. VI. Thorr OF Milwaukee. travelling
passenger agent Of the Psnssylyania lines.
WAS In the city yesterday
George Mel. Brown. dIssrtcf passenger
agent OF the Canadian Pacific. was IN the
city yesterday on his way to Portland.
nsw tariff on fruits and vegetables
VIII be put into efYce< by the Southern Pa
cific on June Is a material reduction y
promised.
Miss Mamie Kelly, xr.o has been for two
years In the Seattle offfce Of the North
western. leaves tcczy On q ten days leave
The delayed Northern Pacific train from
The Fast .s.s cane ss., IN wsdnssaay n.sas.
dAy we're reported on time.
H. q. stlmmel. Of Spokane. trayeiing
freight and passenger agent OF the Great
Northern, y IN the city as mefneer %
tire Grand Comnandery. Knights Tefnpla-.
II. {. Stevens. general Western passer-
ser nE~rs OF the Grea, Norshsra. seft
Portland last ni<ht for San Francisco.
He expects TO be absent week OF ten
days.
A dividend Of per cent. making . per
cert fer The nscaf year. VIII be officially
announced By the board OF directors os
the Denver . Rio Grands railroad to-
morrow.
Tn. North ra4ne Coast Passenger As
Monday. Al excursion through the Koo-
ssEa; district q talked OF in connection
with tho meeting
c.hies Engineer Curry ans Chic. rr-
giRecr Mitchell. Of the Canadian Pzcsr,
Navigation Company. came Gown nom
Victoria yesterday. They viii give adtf-
tsorai testimony in the ssrathnsvls case
to-day
A. n. Meter, Of Montreal. general bag
gage agent 81 ne Canadian Pscrcc. was IN
the city yesterday. on his way 10 san
rranc.sca. Ne was accompanied hy J. J.
Hiser, % NHrccuver. B. c. assistant geEi-
rrsi hagxsg- agent
The yolnt trs,ic beard hss ts~ued a rai-
!nr 10 the efyec- that sacks OF -Four FOR ex-
rrrs must be billed out ct IA rounds TIE
killing heretofore has been at lsa pounds.
and IRE extra pound N car lead Shipments
VIII cue quite a nxure. certainly enough
% arouse the atfensto. % tire rs,nsTs.
All The roa.s IN the Western Passenger
Association have been given rerrsssssc1
by the chair.zsn 70 rUr hogl>e-seskers' eS-
r-f-stons or June 2 and - They have also
n al rates and arrangements made ty ths
Inca % the central passenger COMMITTEES
for rseoFstion day.
Ssagtss railroad -,er xer~ tclsyh,es ard
ertsrtainsd yesterday ~ TIRE reception q
tire following Telegram from Portland
telling hos The re-cat sierttra n rat c5tz
has eronrht goct sor;.-s - PLY Mead;
r,sar Of the Thfrf ward No more sae-t
card gs-ahiinS. and al saloons nsuSt casa
az u o'clock
IRE burlington has :sxued q neat letter
pamphlet. Annc1ncsHx is Arrangements
ton. 70 be hel3 at a. Loss June Is TIE
circular contains mach valuable t.s1ruz-
ten. ard furnishes s co1cs@e nap - .h>
city. telling how - reach the auditorium
buticlrx frc-n the fesdln< hotels. thesssrs
etc ans giving the lscstcr q tHe r-n-
ssrat buildings % the citv. N. 2 EsE.7z
Puget sognd sESrs Of tie eosnT'any. III
give ne circulars TO any enc wishing 20
call for cne.
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Seattle. June l. lsee

eE4SkAs. S1GS - &s>&
To the Editor: You. automatically no
doubt. DO Mr.. jackson an injustice In your
report OF the trial Of the case OF Emma o.
jackson W., Henry +. Jackson IN your Is
sae OF today. The complaint alleged de-
sertson and non-support and asked tsat de-
fentza, De required to pay monthly al
iewance OF $50 and al attorneys fee OF
$50. TIE answer denied the allegation OF
6eSertion and ncr-srpport and that ary
sum whatever SHOULD be allowed as sttor-
ney's fees. and alleged aesrunativeiy that
defendant had built snd furnished for
plaintiff q lovely ard costly home IN sno-
horish; that the same had unt1 recently
ecea occupied hytss p,s.nrin ard was stlH
subject to her occrrSrcy: tia. ne hundet
and gave 20 the possession OF plaintiff Eve
tenement houses n SaoAoz1tsh that she
might rent the same and enjoy the reven-
ues therefrorn Cat cnA time amounting 70
81 Per month: ira. against his express
wishes pizs1tiG abandoned her home IA
snoha-nish aai moved % Seattle: that be
was not financially able 10 furnish house
for her here In Seattle: that plaintiff had
the privilege %. ans that she did. buy aai
have charged % defendant such goods as
sAe might need or desire lone recent oil Of
sss at MRrDougau a Sontsrf-k Com
paay' Lana tia; sire also had access 20 thu
con ansszsry % the Northwestern S.ssrz-
ship Company: that ne siEsys gave 20 his
eatG-ec money and clothing as requested:
rat As had always provided for his fam
Iy 80 TIE bes. % his ability and would con-
tI-ue 50 20 do. n1. that Re was not able TO
give hts wife cred cash monthly allow
arce. seirg heavily Indebted 20 his pres
ent employer. All this Affirmative matter
belrz either admitted Or Substantially
proven. * was Unnecessary sor Mr.. jack
SCH 20 take the witness stand in hls own
sehalf. a-sf for co--ssnazhie reasons Re
1i4 rot ] 30 not care to further Eff ths
ven from th.s dtvs6sd family. nor do BE-
fssvH that the pGAiic cares 20 further see
or hear feel. however. that & r. ba.
fszssre % gr Jackson .h1. his position n
- s~e- .
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THE GOLD PLANK.
Chairman SHETLAND Talks About Poll
tics and Pruues

The Everett roli plank seems 20 be per
fectly satisfactory 70 Republicans through
out the state. according to nv ohss-ya-
ton" SAID Scott SHETLAND. chesrra. O. the
Republican state central cou zsftee. last
night at the Butler hotel.
The people have heez 80 dirhearss-et
BY the hard tt-res they hardly know ssz.
they want but they seem pretty sure on
the rroasr Question There Is oas .Asa~
about Tire Everett plank that -or;s rero-,-
mend Il. ard that - It's psr.s-s honesty.
u says what Z. means wstAo,s, s-4s,fxooa-
uo1. and 40 speaker can ss. I'D ana rrske
a great talk Oh the piazk from a roi3
stAn3oosa; n Seattle. sn3 then 20 10
Clarke co1rsy z.z tell SO peopie ths. ~.
plank advocates free silver. ,rhs Hnorn-
iaesns % that conve1tion SAID What thsv
meant without beating about IRE hu.e
ard TIE honest policy VIII prove ira hes.
n speaking o: TIE political sftresior. n
some % TIE cities OF TIE Northwest. Mr..
Sseslsn2 sad.
Seattle seems 20 ~ I'm mara strictly
OF .ne CO party I-as thar .he arear rs.sax
ard Is st-slght-cut Rsplsl3~z-. Ts~n-x
has susscn mayer. Spokane has a. n,r.-
aro-cus Fofai2st- ard Pertains las Per-
noys-. Z knew Pecrcye- for ssee~- vs.-
ard r~vsr eo5id Ez3srstsas ~h@-A se 50.
BIS rJr-s-x qualities. He has 10 ,a-.,-, -
-uaxasfss-a ara vorli rather .s,-,fs
tairs. r-T~s fec73e than Stt-aee them bat
ne seems 20 have heavy support PerAaps
Y - ne,Aise his many friends keep s.fu
hse rs ereni@s 60 sA= Sorfs-g .S,t
causes rs 70 think Re = 40 much sfssek~s
IN al tss tine knew hsn - never w.v~
a-y OF TIRE wealth he poss~ss~. =, s-v
rnsllc chttct Al the tire he vas ssxrs
fog 90 ire street corners fas.s-v r.rs-x
crowds &hoGr tA@ ErozE-sS.r~s - "a
h-a7cnolde-s and rzcropoilsts. us oxn mr.
ne- fnaAs or ot-er concerns IN wka~h =.
vas interested were sos-g tate combines
right ard left II IRE va--r -s,v,. ~,
ed for hin 50 enthusiastically has k-.rz
tbs &c sos1,e Aaye Scst tAesr su1vo-r
TIE Chairman OF tAa sss.s rnr,-s,-Az
sa-c tss People n Clarke ccznty were ,ssr-
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- answer Of Andrew =. Rarieish. re-
01Nr ~ the Northern Pacific Railroad
osn4any. flied yesterday to the petition OF
- F6eIity Trust Company for m order
NqaiEins him 10 pay sA.olc. the amount OF
arsn alleged 70 have been drawn April
HA ~ Paul schnise. general land agent
= H. Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pay Addressed TO George s. Baxter.
treasurer and eashsd by the Fidelity
trMf Co. dsniss that Schuise was author.
- 2 draw drafts on the treasurer, al
unsea admitting that the railroad CON-
ny hs1 employed aim a. general land
Aesht II further denies tina, Baxter was
seuR g treasurer from April 8. 1855. and
- Ne issnins OF the draft. and asserts
eAf - general land agent schulxe was a
e.sss.nx and not Disturbing agent,
Asesiser Rrrielxh also filed . similar
sef 70 the petition of the London 4
- bancisco bank. limited.
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Victor Partesc. who kicked Caesar Dr.
ranse curing ro~ AZ Black Diamond. IT,
fstctlng injuries that subsequently, resulted
Ia death. esitsrtiy has -Ary friends
After TIRE eoroae-'s larry had returned a
verdict holding h,-s secoun;ahie. fAe trs-
toe % .ae peace hxsi bonds al y..ec A
SEATTLE man VITO was al BTack p.s-,ors a.
the tt-ne Of the proceedings sad YESTERDAY
tnst fsrssso could have given Sc eoo - ss
Il & had been necessary.
coroasr Aska'r rstlr1e1 70 TIRE city ys~-
fsr1Ny morning. wsrn out after hfs fn--
Investigation INTO tire merits OF n. r..S
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The schooner Lily and Maud exp>ctea "a
saA for Alaska Last NIGHT. The boat A.
loaded for q trading expedition. rher~
are stores everywbere. Not npch room
taksn BY the erew. - cr<- Brown
WIN have only one h<,p~r nionr rs
Lily and Maud = Q schooner az ehout
twenty tons. and nas long been dotrw =
1ohhing business about the Sound. Can.
Brown 10 well Known and popular. For
years he was captain OF the esearnsxs Au-
EussA and Detroit. On the Port Madison
route He intenis going ars, 60 sitka,
and WIN cruise from there wherever he
sees an opportunity for profitable ven
turA
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u =. scurr. Harold b. ooodrscA ana =.
Z. snrader. mesDhers a. the Uass<d states
sroiogIcal survey appointed to make q re-
crs On tns mineral re>surces q the w.
kon baan. Al.aha. arrived "A n, efsv ~.
To-day from Washington cssy. The rsrrv
win take psssAge On the useamer Queen "a
Juneau. and WI tourney thence scross Dc
pass TO Forty Mile creek. about which re-
sen their work Win center. The survey
VIII probably take . year and a half. ara
sae winter VIII b spens II Circle Cay.
when ennpseted the party vii return e
Wssninwton CITY. and 4 report SETTING
- published
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EXHIBITS COMING IN.
The Seattle Lumber Exchange GETTING
Samples Of Lumber Products.

Samples Of Lumber Products.
The exhibits which are slowly coming
In TO place in the rooms of the Seattle
amber Exchange are beginning TO at
tract attention Decidedly the most
unique and interesting one thus far set
up Is the large table which will probably
always occupy q central position In tho
main room. The leaf OF the table II COM
posed OF . solid transverse section OF .
huge spruce tree. which. With scarcely q
flaw In its surface. measures nine and a
half fee, In diameter. It Is supported BY
a solid column. which In turn rests on q
heavy base, and both the column and 'As
base are themselves interesting oto OK
lumber.
This is IN keeping with the general plan
of the exchange 10 show its visitors spec
linens OK Northwestern lumber products
The ionr-promised Buriinsame exhibit 10
daily expected Ninesy-six exhibits have
thus far been secured, though very few
OF that number are yet received. Secre-
tary Philips has been out Of the city for
several days. He II making an active
canvass for the exchange in various PARTS
OF the state
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TILL SATURDAY NIGHT.


restaurant Keepers Given . Chance to
Take Ont Liquor License.
Although the new ordinance for regulate
Ing trafsc In Intoxicating liquors vent into
effect yesterday. no attempt was made to
enforce al its provisions. inasmuch Al tbs
Authorities concluded tha. IL was bu. ,lsst
TO give some OF the Arms which viii BE-
brought under It's operation an opportunity
TO comply with It This was especially fsis
TO be the case with reference to restaurant
nsa who have been Dispensing ncu,d re-
freshrne1ts without license. There ar. or.
or two notable houses OF this kind in ,ha
city. and their course VII be watched with
much interest both by the general public
and by the Liquor Dealers Assoclaticr
which han resolved to stand by the ne "
ordinance.
After consultation with corptrolI.r
Parry ard Chez OF Peiice Reed" ss,a
Mayor Wood yesterday afternoon. II d.
esded that II was best to give the r>s,sr-
rant men Until Saturday afternoon to fla
their Applications for license ans max. ,hs
necasssry deposit with the conp,ro,ier.
The rev ordinance, SO far as they are con-
eernse. VIII accordingly not be enforcea
until Saturday Eight Bat II win be thea.-
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1ss leader 81 tha Knights of Labor.
Graod Master Workman James r. soTef-
e.gr. ID EoGng - TAN n them toniyat a.
TIE ArDovy.
TIE coming 81 NJ. ecvere<gl has not
been snnennced WITH . biare Of srumpesH
Bat thsre 10 ne doubt tssat the bag hall VII
y ssai assesi tonight to hear him speak.
Sovereign ols rood deai Of talking short
" AFTER he wAs given h-xh place BY the
tas1r men. snd during TIE labor troubles
last year. bar iAsa;y not - much has been
heard OF him
There sas been some ta1k lately that thu
local labor organizations we're Tol1g to
take steps 70 organize az independent po-
hsscAl body. and that . state ticket. or
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rinssi $40 nnI Costs

A = Boye. the nan who -.-s q stree.
sfrtaSisr aE3 who useS to catch ,tr.v
hcrse< as1 cattle Tor ths city. was 80.
So s-4 costs Yesterday afternoon w yysr.
0issSov for s>saziti-E c. = Alh-eca,. tsa
rtle cTiSe- nan Atteraey John r. Miller
wao-rePresesfssd BOYD. gave ro-ic~ o. =
appeal TIE bond vas axss a. ,sas r.
summing - ere case Tstxe csisxSex s.t.
that he was sorry The lar ia not rs,. - :
court authority % hrs% the prossrfssl-s -
zezs n cases whsrs = was shown ~. -.
participants 81 a rev we-e BON - ~.
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IfOONS WILL FIGHT.
Irpak the One O'clock Cloo-
ing Ordinance.
polscE NOT AFTER rHEna.
- 1auesr Dsslesv Asssraneasa WIN
- Ew~y Esesxy - WI -
Test Cnaan.
20 pcl,cE NOT AFTEa rnEnl

-, : - be hot sxht - the e'cioclk
- n1nezug craiaAncs. and tho c.Syrs
I~6afxm<nt viii have to hanx np as-
zss,e11,a ~ the score 10 meat the attach
= 80 being prepared II b said b.
~ nnxSorsty that the Retail LsqsSor
sSrf ASSOCIATION VII back shs AxnS
- - unnus that TIE warfare VII not
~ ( ean11 aae hssfstafsnx character.
- erusx n The matter was hroughs
- - ne recest arrests By the pslscs.
- un1sr Instructions Of Chef Reed.
~ III tAe casss that are On tns nuns-
zsS sd cassr3Ar are ~ foftQws:
- ustAii. Drum saloon. Second svU-
uvw L.. Casual saloon. wasnansssa
80 Passsa. Tsvsu sa,ssa. wssA,as-
Sisugs sprsnssr. Branch a,eoa. Y,rss
49, osn-
81 y nssA Lobby saloon. ossnse q
Guyy street. sad Third avenue
Ymw1ay afternoon Attorneys Melvin q.
Eonosek and Frank II. Jngsrsos.. whe
upuopnf he d<fendxnts. fled general DE-
1880 n Al cases. ard the DATE OF hear
- - essumens was ffxet ~ June Is
1puortsr of the Post iuteiisgencer cali
m ~ e0cs Of Nsssrs. w.rssock ana
uoU yesterday afternoon and asked
I ~ eenDfituft0aalify ~ the ordinances
- = - attacked He was informed
|sUrDouf - e,ixhtssf hesitation that tina
|511gugs which bad been s1isd IN the an
1pmk eascs meant that 4 strong elrert
1n11 - nade 70 show that the com
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