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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS AND PUBLICATIONS
E. w. NEWHALL 6 CO.
Cor Second Ave. and Madison ST.
Cor. Second Ave. and Madison st.

Households. n. Y. They asserted that the
native growers had made no money I'M
der the Wilson bill and asked for rates
higher than those of the Mckinley act
George J. Smith. OF Kingston. ". Y.
spoke for the users OF Sumatra tobacco.
and F. p. Gunby. formerly collector of the
port of Tampa, for the manufacturers OF
the Cuban products. II was represented
only per cent of the Havana tobacco
used as wrappers had paid duty as such
under the Wilson law.
The others who spoke were: Ex-Mayor
Frederick Schroeder, of Brooklyn: Fl. 8.
Frye of Windsor, Conn: L. s Neudecker.
Of Baltimore; J. I. Ellison, OF New York,
and G. Mitchell. of St. Paul.
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IS 4.sgs al Total
Cash on Hand.
Successful Applicants to the state
Board OF Educntion.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 4.-Special.-rrha state
board OF education has granted life diplo-
mas 20 IN. following applicants:
]. W. Tayhue. Orrin r. Jones. Thomas
NJ Catch. Emma c. Nevin. Flora Par
sons Seattle.
Margaret Powell Isabella Cooke. Mrs
Stella Il Meyers. Tacoma.
Frank 7 Brown, olympia; James r
Bailey Rockford Robert ;. simpson,
New WhRtCOm: Marie 4. Murphy Gun
th.r. Spokane. john Gilbert Karkley.
Arkl. Amanda c. Butcher Colfax: W. s
Davis. cheney; Frank II. AcCully. II
ienshurg Davta Thomas, Black Diamond
state certificates we're granted as fol-
lows.
1osaph NJ Widmor. Margaret Annie
BALDWIN. Sea ttIe; Agnes 81 Geeney. wal
- Wana: Horace l. EsaHEfitt. SuohomisA /.
Iahn i Dickson. Buckley. Edmund X
Rnrnara AnacoTtes. Sylvester Goodnight.
Vancouver: LII Roberts IFnCuiis. South
Bend. Frank a. SIkes oaEfsdafe. Edward
Ress NeCsrry, Pullman. r. II. stafford
ballard
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DreSSGO0dS andSilkS,

Wash China Silks. in all shades and
cream. zoe a ward.
All silk Black Peau de Sole. "A inches
wide. worth $780, at Sc a yard
All Wool Tricot Cloth, all colors. "a
inches wide, i5e a yard.
All Wool Fancy Cheviots. g and 40
inches wide, formerly soc, at Sc a yard
All Wool Fancy Dress Goods. checks,
Tweeds and fancy novelties, 42 and "a
inches wide, formerly s5c and 7sc. at SOC
a yard.
Fancy Bourettes. Cord Suitings and Silk
Mixtures. as and ~ inches wide, formerly
81 and SIS, at 75c yard.
Ladies' Cloth. all wool. "a inches wide.
solid and fancy colors, formerly 6oc at
SOC a yard.
45-inch Clay Serge. In navy blue and
black usual price soc. at S5c yard
A-inch All Wool Storm Serge. heavy,
regular price T5c, at SOC a yard.
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TARIFF ON TOBACCO.
Various Interests seem ~ Re Hope
fe~sfw at Variance

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-The tobacco
schedule was thyeshed over with great
nlnuteness ~ The representatives % veri-
aus tensr~o interests TO-DAY before the
v,avs ana means committee. Several
branches a. he business we're represent
- pAfwaen these classes there Vas
much siscord. no two = them being agreed
an any schedule ~ rates and eontrs1icting
one another or questions ard statements
ss 40 re effects - tAe present law. rates
~ labor and cost % production and manu-
fsrt8re
T-he National Association of Tobacco
Mann lecturers was represented by a large
sa'eraelan. with rs president. Noses
Krafn. 81 Cincinnati. for spokesman The
sssosfafzon asked for 1asies q s7as cents
4 neand on al inparre8 faaf tubacco. or
ust more .hau - cents OF al gnssemuad
tobacco anA s. Ter pouna. with = cents al
valorern On imported cigars Unasr any
slgser rates they declared their business
would hs ruined.
Tie principal representative o. the
grower we're Llehzsl Tos.a, OF Bald m
vile. -. T.. and J. n. Van Dusser, Of
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Nearly $1,000 no ss.eooocoD VIII = I.
pended in extending the docks at Ahl's.
n order TO meet the Increasing oe's -. .
OF shipping Al tnat port. The ia'iS..s !
the last decade nave Increased $50 800. .
million tons annually. and the msns Ill +
public works has decided 10 sxtrss Y,
quays 1900 feet sou;hward ann 2 -
A channel 200 feet wide and a feet ossY
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WAR EAGLE MINE SOLD.
Trail Creek BONANZA Bought by n
Canadian SynaIcnte.

SPOKANE, Jan. 4.-SpeciaL-The War
Eagle is positively sold. meeting OF the
stockholders will be held about January
~ for the purpose of arranging the details
OF the sale. President John A. Finch re-
fuses to give the amount, although admit
ting the sale as fact. He acknowledges
the purchase by a Toronto and Montreal
syndicate. II is generally understood the
property was under bond, which expired
Saturday night
The whereabouts OF Secretary Patsy
Clark. one of the principal owners, is I'M
known but he is supposed to be at Ross
land or Toronto.
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TACOMA. jar. t-Spe IA. Steamer
Tssns sailed saturday night from the
s Paul nil with q cargo o. lumber
swedish ship Lady Lima sailed yeater-
Gay wi'a SO e77 fee % lumber loaded a.
the Tacoma nil FOR sydney.
Bark Harvard viii begin loading lum-
aer Or 3hs s. Paul uill tomorrow
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u.aics, Examiner. To-day.

TACOMA jar --Sv@cisl.-The state
hoard - medical examiners will meet
here ga annual session tomorrow. The
board includes Dr 2 Van Zandf Of
Whatcem DTS e.. 4 Smith and Church
nl ~ seattle DF W W Misner ana Dr.
Dewey. ~ Tacoma Tr Demon % Cen
tv1Has pr John Bingham. of walla
Walls ~. =. T. PeuasIa % Spokane
nr. Will soa. - Pert Townsend.
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Cloak Department,

II you need Jacket or Can.
your opportunity.
Ladies Black Cloth Jackets. ,ar.s..
trimmed, size IS only. at se& sass ~
Ladies Black and Navy sponsea n.
Jackets. tight-ftting, ali sizes 49, 49, ! !
at Sass each. -
Ladies Black Cheviot Jacks.. a..
hitting neatly finished WE'VE, collar =.
merly Seo. at s4.S each. =
Ladies Irish Frieze. tight.attins n...
cts, velvet collar and pockets. at & "a
Ladies' Tan cheviot Capes. all s.ss !.
s. 20 each. =
Ladies Black Beaver Double ca,s.
neatly trimmed with braid. valus - {
at s4.sG each. :" =
Ladies' Plush Capcs. very syllsA Va,
s.5o. now at s4R each.
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Notion Department

h,N. $ nave placed on sals s,a
W ssiAs N this departnsr, 1s ss,as.
I.aeaSS Belt Hose sapaa,,.
clasp. black. whita ana s spsrs sss.
sc, at ls1sc a pair oe'osx valas I,
Misses shoulder BrSes s., :
'T' ',s... Gasp worth sc. Al ~ VA
"a, ass.'es Combination Poke, &. ~
1' ys, ceFnsrs. bargains al la s sssa "
l-aoleS shopping Bars s sasA
handles. worth regular a. VITA lae.
50 GO. Sinet Shields. Sc pair: ssss. 80
easing; all eolors. e pisce '-ss'ss n,
Whale Bone. &c dozsn
rubber Hair Pins. s. A..
'100e' Dressing cones d sseA
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DENVER Gel. Ian "a special - RE
New from Rock Springs. we, SAYS tha
Wyoming hospital e state institution and
- asARn 81 ~ent steRe structure located 81,
ttat phase IVES Totally destroyed by ars
t4ss ncrainE es-a Ing "a }ess 20 he ssafe
OF Eecaz gasf W.th about 81 CO. snsgT-
seee. IRE eriEsn ~ ths FIRE Is suppose
- have aeen IA the Basement. caused bv
= oefcettve Fna A. t1e re ~ the ere
TIE hEG8rE was wvH allies with patients
rom az over tAe state. They wsTe safely
removed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

1t isn't big profits that
makes the pile at the end
of the year. Mr.. Grocer. YOU
know that It's the many.
ScAit.9.Aes Best is the tea
for goodwill; and good
will IS your best advertise
mentS.
Money-back tea.
AssAslaas : cszssszzr
S2z EFsar4 zeA srn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
ANOTHER CASE OF .HARD Cash.
Grace Vaughn, the Actress, Entfsr
ped Into an Asylum.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.--Grace vaugan. y
actress. with Bunch OF Keys" cor
pany. filed a suit today for tif9fs
against Andrew Rswson Jennings go
the Cleveland STANDARD on naEnas
She charges that sha was drugrd Z
young Jennings and taken 10 the Nss1's
insane asylum. near Cleveland. waets =
was confined for seven months es'9s
she managed 10 escape.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
TACOMA SINGLE MILL.
fpcenaiarics Cause $4,000 Damage
at old Town.

TACOMA. Jan. 4--Tne big single MIL
of the Puget Sound Company Al Ola Ia
coma burned late tonight causing a loss
of over $1,000 which Is partly covered By
Insurance. The min has been under re-
pairs FOR seveFal days preparatory 10 is
operation by +. J. McNeeiey. the new
lessee. IL had q daily capacity Of % 0sa
shingles. Incendiarisu ia believed 20 have
heea the cause, though no motive is
kacRn
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No case Against Mi.. Hieek

TACOMA. Jan --Speclal-Tne case Of
Dr. Msye~s against hls suut. Mlss Blsck
Ear ire abduction ~ his hoy and Tor tax
lnE certain sold medals was dismissed
soaaY uy n Municipal JB3Ee Bes3 as friv-
elous. Aeyers was made % pay the
ecSes
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HOUSTON. Tex. Jan. THE Ear
Rifles have been ordered 10 Besanr'
TO escort George Harrison 10 WooffEA
where he viii be tried for murder y -
feared Harrison would be lynchsd. ..
jutant General Mabry wiA ACCOMPANY .
troops.
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CoIfax News.

coIFAx. Jan. 4-Spec'al.-Ernest T.
Heir has been granted divorce from
Rachael T. Helm ~ the superior court.
The tao mercantile houses OF Aaron
Kuhn and Charles 3. Newman were con-
solidated January I under the name OF
Kahn-Newnan Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
MackintOSheS.

Ladies' Tan Diagonal Mackintoshes. de-
tachable cape. worth s.. at 1886 each.
Ladies' All Wool Henrietta Mackin-
toshes, double texture. double capes, vel
vet collar, value for 81. now at s4aS each.
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Fur Garments.

Ladies French Coney Collaret,e, ~.
uiar value s45a. at $40 each.
Ladies French Coney Shoulder Cana.
formerly 81, ar Sass.
old Ladies' French Coney Long Cas-
splendid garments, worth SIS, new i, 1 4
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Cnnsnosftion.

We are now prepared 70 do composition
for the trade tany measured in Nonpareil,
Mlaiou. BREWER and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed Call or address Post
Intelligence, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

It Sc STATED shat re Brush admiralty
t0tea4s - a1tros1ggr@ nsn class roTTssE.a
destroyer - & r4iatElsl-Ss speed q S knoss
Twenty vessels. u seems. ALL BE ordered
azzszasel sssly q sass class
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
TO SHUT THE SALOONS
REFORM LEAGUE OF SPOKANE
READY TO DECLARE WAR.
Next on the List Are Barber shops
ana Candy Stores-Legisiators
Moving Toward OIympia-Pouitry
show and stock Breeders Con-
vention-war Eagle Mine Sold.

SPOKANE, Jan. 4.-Special-The Re
form League at the last meeting decided
to institute proceedings for violation OF the
Sunday closing Law. The attention Of the
league will be given first 10 the saloon men.
and pressure will then be brought 10 bear
against the others, such barber shops,
and candy and cigar stores. The league
has raised a small sum of money and has
placed Jay II. Adams. an attorney, in
charge of the prosecution. Yesterday all
the saloons were open, and no arrests
were made.
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Ion DON Jan. 81 Bs-iiu dispatch %
tas Times says 4 nsw eabines eadaT hsS
been sssata ~stA reference 70 Guesling
Nsft0s4s versions - she order are cur
reEts uas az sqG@aEs - lse lazeuszess 10 esd
ths 3sTlszagaen 81 ne military courts O.
AerOE. ~lSs = view 20 preventing duets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

The Hon Sir Joseph william Chilly
iudre Of the chsncsry division OF the high
court Of justice. OF England. has been ap-
pointed lord justice Of the appeal court
vice lion. Sir Edward +. Kay. resigned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

A great many representatives and sena-
tors have dropped into Spokane the past
week. When the subject OF United States
senator was broaehed, they all TO a man
had nothing to say for publication" They
lost no time. however, in paying their re-
spects to George Turner, whose office in
the Hyde block has been thronged day and
night. c. T. Irwin, of Lincoln county
Representative Wta. OF the same county
Senator Baum, of Okanogan; Representa-
tives Llndstrom, Mohundro and Lushen
and others have been in the city. Most Of
the Spokane delegation leave for Olympia
tomorrow morning. although Judge
Houghton, of the Fourth senatorial dis
trict. will not start before Saturday 9th
ers have already left.
The finance committee decided this aft
ernoon TO exonerate Chief Hawthorne.
The Mayor intimates that he will bring
more serious charges.
The second annual poultry show opens
tomorrow morning. with large list OF en-
tries and 8 great variety of birds. The
prizes are very liberal. The management
has assurances already of the show being
a success and surprising the one given a
year ago.
Thursday, January z. is the day set for
the stock breeders convention. Self-ap-
pointed delegates are invited 10 attend for
the purpose OF organizing an exhibition
association
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rg TIE earnest Efforts % many ether Ter
s7-s n f7ss direction. and feels that Z
ssaa exhausted al means ct its COMMAND.
TEE money market hzs been n an EnSst-
ted condition, and instruments Ike our
~sa--zrsz resting on real estate security,
however ample. find little acceptance y
DO nos Deem tbs fatal oosectAon % -
availability CT these warrants II ne
market. The real. and we fear TIE N
superabse. objection 70 cur warrants =
the fact that they contain 10 proTis1on ~
tha periodical payment OF interest Anss
+ \ defect for which not even their nign
rate CT interest VIII atone. Investors re-
ousFe ssaxonzbie returns on their lcsns,
y MAJ Dc szfs.y sad taas CO. -5sr,ts
certainly not Sr par n the present HaI
ket. nor IN say market that has preyaileo
during The existence of This commission
Boads shouId Be Issued.
From the foregoing. IL VIII sufficseasly
appear that additional isg1slasion W. -
required 70 secure the early com gseeloiA
OF the capitol baildsng- TIE capltol ~
rants n their present form are 10. H.
kstable Instruments IL resIecai 10y
suggested that bonds bearing IoW re
OF Interest payable annually, secured py
the land grant would find ready SAFE ~
par II payment of the interest," was suaa
arteed ~ the state Tnls ns,a ns ss1s' a. 4.
TIE state can reimburse Itself Tor anhua.
payments OF interest by annual SAFE 81
land In support OF this policy II - sud
IHAfteG-
FYrst-That present conditions are ex
trenelv favorable 70 econonlcaI onlInlhs:
second-Thzt the disbursements OF
money for labor and material would Pc
OF special advantage 70 our people IN las
r-e@arf depressed condition OF labor ana
trade This viii bs better appreciatss
xsy1en n Is recalled that prscticalay a.. 60
the disbursements for labor and aDoas %
per - nj Of the disbursements Tor rnAtera-
as would be made directly 10 our own
citizens. -.
Tnird-It would result in great an
uuai saving in rents
Fsa4frth~-ft would result IN great saw
ing ia the capitol fund IN interest. tAe
present rate OF interest on the warrants
being needlessiy extrsvzgant.
FIffh-lt would supply suitanis scco,a
nodations for state officers and legfsla-
tive assemblies. need THAT VIII De ~
nvaegstea nv everyone who il compeiied
to occupy the present state baildin ding even ai
for the short period OF legls,stlFe ses-
''' J. r. FROST.
cHAs r. MUSDAY.
JOSEPH 8. ALLEN.
EDMUND RICE.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DA'
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine nsTA
Druggists refund money II i fans . ss'@
2Sc.
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.


We Members of the Third House Dur
ing the Legfslature-Passes Cut
Down 50 Per Cent. - Boggs
Friends working Hard to secure
Meet Today.
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Build
ss n ss'' sss'a up nj. e: SoIidly

Build sol,9ly upon The sure basis OF pure.
rich. noursshing blood Impoverished blood
eanno; feed ard SUSTAIN the nerves ana
other organs Impure el2od scstters ois-
ease and death in every part OF the sys-
TEN The great building up medicine IS
Hoods Sarsa psrilla. which acts oirectiy
on the hIood. removing AT impurities and
giving IL richness and vitality. Hood
Ssrsspsrslla BY 80 doing tones and
strenst hens every function Of the entire
human systematic stomach, liver, kid
neys heart. lungs and nerves.
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TabuIasien Of FfBqnces Tor the
Quarter Just Closed.


OLYMPIA. Jan. l.-speciai.-The STATE
,rsaxnrerss report for the quarter from
October to December 81 Is as foifows.
General Fund.
Cash 81 s54s s0IDisbrsmts g 81 o. =
Receipts -. 522S7 "a Balance 2s.SOl 81
Total IS 60. ssl "a Total IS So.es4 IA
Military Fund.
Cash 81 sl@Disbrsmts IS 5ls S.
Receipts =. 2,s5e o2 Balance 252s .
Total IS a.sO7 IS Total Is 2,sS7 So
Interest Fund.
Cash 1I.Ig Sal Disbrsmts :.
Receipts -. 2524 "a Balance .-..s lS.'l4 %
Total ..sa.7i4 s. Total Is ls.Ti4 IS
Permanent school Fund.
Cash ....s 4.2ia 34 Dishrsmts ..s Sol4 32
Receipts =. s.es2 30 Balance $3.50 81
To.aI 1894 ca Total IS 1894 81
Current school Fund.
Cash g.. 4sa 5sl Disbrsnts IS 2.s22 -
Receipts =. 70 ls3 g. Balance -. lo2.2so 20
Total 800 57s 13 Total .sio4.573 -
Tide Land Fund.
Cash =. ....s 1851 ~ Disbrsmts ..s $ II
Receipts -. 2s.13S S. Balance -. l2sesl %
Total ...si2s, 74s 80 Total ....sizs7is 80
survey of Tiae Lands.
Cash :. - $50 90 Balance ....s $50 90
Revofvine Fund.
Cash s5i1s4 SltDisbrsnts IS 20, 1e7 rs
Receipts -. 1900 90 Balance 3.sSI Us
Total 81 $3.50 at Total IS 5s.ss4 81
Fish Hatchery Fund.
cash 1854 s4lDisbrsmts s. 2,41S Is
Receipts -. 400 o. Balance s'eeo 20
Total ...s IL ,0is ga Total ..-s u,olS "a
Special Land Deposits.
Cash e. IS 1880 10 Disbrsmts IS SO 90
Receipts -. 1855 60 Balance 1850 ~
- -
Total IS s22s 90 Total rs s,22S %
state Library Fund.
Cash =. ...s s.ls7 81 Disbrsmts s. 2Is 80
Receipts -. AIS 0olBalance s.Ss4 Ol
Total ...s s.el2 81 Total ...s s.si2 81
University Fund.
Cash a. 80 SO 50 Balance ....s SIS 50
Grain Inspection Fund.
Cash IS I'll 40 Dfsbrsmts 81 lT4e "A
Receipts 80 562 o5 Balance 80. 2,5sl 20
---t
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
NO FIGHTING YET.
Tribe.mcs Appear Ionih Ia Nia"k the
Government Troops.

prsHawur. Sept M lighting ~ im-
lertancc has Yet ncrurrod bot wrru thr
government forces aud the iill"sm,u
The ,tt.mY are concentrating ~ varioug
points and II Is ,atimatrd that li.WD "f
them are now eos the Amana range. hui
they appear 10th to attack thr govern
m'ui troops.
n IL reported that M" followers uf
Iladduh Mullah lu IA, Shtbkdbr DISTRICT
are drsrriing hlm aud the Alridis are
leaving Kyb"r uuss. Tho British troops
are masslng aipup the disturbed llu' dud
several columns have br,n s,ut put fu dit-
fcrrnt dirr,iiuuz \ slight skiimlsh hos
occurred near ll3ugu frum whlrh point
a small rplumu Wa dispatched and
secured thp districts pf Alginlir Aaw,m-
~ and Turl
There Na- .om" utlpg hW M. 'I'my
infused lu 10. Engaged ai ,iusD Wati,fa,
tn. SunIdnr comma ldirr th' MuliH-
gori aud 40 uf his company who formed
a part ~ too garrison ni F"u l.unui-
Kotal. atrt,d 10 IamrInd "u fn'ay lhd
were given uU ,uihuflasfiD r,rHpuun. th'
entire garrison turning oct and chez ring
ne th.y ,ppf,u 'Ir town TIM MulihglT.-
.,ut tb.r waF through rho 'nrmF uff .r
the ,.spfur o. IoU l.uudl- -kotd aud
ma'y hud fu fU,lr Own country. wh,r.
tb,y hufUd H.r drd ana rra-.uuei
their fn.ud- They tb"u pro.rr"t1 rn
Iamruud NHi,h they reached 10 eat.'y
with their arm.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
NO NEED or a JURY.
II ih- Brute Who Attempted a Vile Mar.
der D. Caught.

Lynchburg. ohio sept. "A brutal at
tempt % murder Mrs Andrew Ross WAS
made about Z O'Clock this evening. An
dr'w Boss with his wifc. lives about
thrcr-quarirrs 90 mile west Of this
place They arr very Old pcopie. have
no saldr'u and are very wealthy.
About o.oiuck this afternoon some
persons saw o. shabbiiy dressed stranger
above the medium size heavy st and
wearing black maetarhe. standing at
tav railroad crossing on Aaln street. near
ths q, puf ~ the B a -. 3 W, railway.
lu very short unc after the fellow
disa pprarrd neN~ Was brought 10 tovn
by uulr rlfl 90 thr effect that Mrs.
Bp-s had br.n murdered. ~ is thought
that the mau seven on tho railroad cross
INK Vas the p'rprtritor ~ m. crime
Tho old iady said she was out milking
whcn a shabhily dressed stranger. heavy
st and wearing a black mustarhc. came
up Ia her in the barn lot. demandcd her
MONEY md Immediately flashed revolt
vcr. nr srrurS her several violent blows
an the head. She became UNCONSCIOUS.
She revived enough Ia tell the story and
then rclapz.d into an unconscious state.
She u nov iylng at her home with but
litilo hopss ~ her recovery.
IN. town j. All excitement tonight.
aud " tho sroundrri should he caught
hy tho parties In pursuit IL may not hs
nrrrSsary 10 impansl jury To try his
clsr.