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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-10
NEWS FROM TACOMA.
JUDGE GILBERT TAKES FIRM
STAND ~ THE PETERS CASE
Accused Rank Cashier Must Appear
fn Courf Tomerrow-Gomm ftfee of
Physician. Sent TO His Bedside
second Trial of webb for shoot
Ing Nhise-Manfck tn Return to
Seattle for His Money.
Tacoma Ru-eza Of the Post-Inteiligs1ce
~ rarla- ArA~sza

Tacoma Bureau Of the Post-Inteiigs1cer
.3 Pacific ATs1ue-
TACOMA AAreh She trizl OF William
q. Peters. sx-cashier CO The 6e1Gnci Co
lgmoia Na;sona. bank, vas called n the
United States circuit court today. h1f On
account Of tie defendant being sick. was
Postponed 70 Thursday afternoon next
Judge Gilbert. Of Portland, sal on TIE
bench Judge Hanford being busy with
work n chambers
When the case ~zs called Peters sfto--
neys presented the AFFIDAVIT Of DIR. Fred c.
Miller. which ser out that Peters @As TOO
81 20 De moved. and that K could noS e
determined when 4. would prove safe Tor
him 70 appear Il court
Judge Gilbert was Little satisfied with the
affidavit and sent for DR.. Miller. Sno. when
pat on the stand corrubc-ated what he had
sworn 10 IN bis AFFIDAVIT Judge Gilbert
fhereapon sent Drs. Deney. Coleman aid
Hicks 10 the bedside Of the sick defend
ant In order 70 learn when he could De
safely made 20 appear Ia court.
This trio Of physicians returned TO report
Peters sick. bat not dangerously so. and
that he should be able 10 appear In court
on Thursday. The court acted on this re-
port By setting the time 20 Thursday after
noon.
a hard fight has been made to postpone
the trial 10 the next term. but Judge Gill
bert's action today shows he will insist
upon the case being disposed OF at the
present term
Two witnesses from the East one from
Cincinnati and the other from Boston. are
snowbound IN Montana. bat are expected
10 reach here by Thursday or Friday. II
is the expense and trouble Of bringing
these witnesses here that makes IL almost
out Of the question for Peters to again
secure a continuance.
Judge Gilbert Will probably remain here
throughout the week.
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wEBB.s SECOND TRIAL
Tosier Says the Accused Borrowed
N Gum TO shoot White.

TACOMA. March s-SpeciRl.-The trial
OF y. S. Webb for the shooting of A. F.
White on Christmas eve. isS5. occupied the
time OF jury In Judge Kearns court all
day today. and at 40 o'clock the state
rested its case. and the defendant was
placed on the stand.
The forenoon was devoted 10 the cross
examina ton OF the prosecuting witness.
and Webb's attorney made an effort 10 lsy
foundation for impeachment. on the
ground that tha trouble started over White
trying 10 be intimate with certain women
friends Of Webb's and haek-bitting Webb
10 them. The women in the case will prob
ably be placed on the stand some time to-
morrow, and sensational developments are
looked for.
DR.. T. F. Smith was sworn and described
the course taken by the bullet. and the
general condition OF White soon after the
shooting. and then the testimony of Mrs
]. J. ShaTack and her son George who
lived opposite the place where the shoot
ing occurred. was taken. The story re-
lated hy them was the same as that told
az thu former trial
Mrs. 4. F. White, wife OF the prcsecut-
Ing witness corrohrrated the story told hv
eer husband as far as she was abe. and
then Fred Tosier. an employe OF the Ia
coma News was placed on the stand and
sprung the sensation 81 the day. He said
that just before the shooting occurred he
loaned White a revolver and that after
ward. but before the crime was committed,
White tod him ne proposed 10 kill some
one before he left the city. and then after
the crime had taken place. ne asked Tosier
not to tell that he had borrowed the re-
ynver
AZ this point the state rested its case.
and the defendant was placed on the stand.
He tod how White had prosecuted him
regarding his attentions to the Craven
girls, and said he had gone to Mrs Craven.
few DAYS before ne shot White. and
asked her II she had any objections 70 his
attentions 10 her daughters. He said she
remarked that she had none. bat she aid
OBJECT TO the attentions paid 10 the girls
by White, who was a married man. Webb
stated that on the night OF the shooting
he was on his way 10 the Craven residence
TO attend a Christmas party 20 which he
rad been invited by the girls. ard met
White on the corner OF Seventeenth street
and Tacoma avenue. White came un 70
him and told hin II he did not get out Of
that part Of the city he would FIX him.
and made a motion as II TO draw q gun.
Webb said he saw he must act at once. 80
he shot White.
Adjournment time having passed. the
case rested until tomorrow morning n $50
O'clock. when the state will cross-exan7ine
Webb
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w.-~s s.-s2n1ray Kelly. the
Jps -. -r,io- % America. bezf bai4y
81 - r-rassnE. IL tie twenxy-roano
- sec.set this efeililz -
- (.lsb a. Blrnairgaani.
r. - ~ pounds. weighed In a.
~ - ss.szfrf FOR 8. .0ge a eide and =
sesek - pIlmnsT 6id al the WORK
-. 9 -eguss. Kelly disposlng % hin
e So 49, .erses o. n8neaEsrs In the
ssessssss. - -. tas, axb.sr~
sls, = xas heavily backed By the Brit
fss. 49, entered the ring decided
= !. re betting Kelly Tas con-
fse, - vroIla force .hs Br.tishsr
- sosr his col9rs-
y 49, - .aeanas zeYe Paddy Moore. Larry
50 So - rgf'y Tucker. Of Newark Dick
BE-. -. fhe chief adviser OF PliEDnaer-
80 ~..sts sants were in spIsrdid cor
- 80 ~ tae word quickly IN each
e. 80 n ,Hrn took the aggressive.
- .s-.h n appeared 20 BE- anybody'-
-. I'D Kssly made a particularly good
-s,h Aoufse handlers Ia the thir-
- Fsiro-ler showed his Irritation at
8. --,s-eutss two-ha Bdef bows. which
- - -s,slsa~a Be effect. the hghfiuR con-
-, a. express rates. P1ignmer scored
- 80 RE RAPIDLY during the twentieth
- and the American showed
-. aaieknesA Plimmer. IN try
"a rearh KeTy's body. re-
s.'yas a hsayy bow on the mouth and
- gave signs of weakening. Kelly fol-
$50 i 10 ~ flooring P.immer. who fell
- Down. ard ouly arose 10 time 10 avoid
ky.aS counted ont
x,sfv thsu made a determined rush,
.sses gave PlimmeT no chance 20 recover,
80 fAe latter. very weak, unable 10 re-
- ! blow on the jaw. secona time fell.
"a an not rise IN time. and suffered de-
ssAf sster a terrible fight. completed with
= txevs seconds o. the fun time limit Of
- ha1ile.
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THE INDOOR MEET.
rpsry List Larger Than mt Any Pre-
x4sus Time-Tacoms In strong.

TAe entries for the Y. ~. G. A. indoor
rsst Al the Aru1ory next Friday evening
a. complete and give great satisfaction
= the nanagem ut. az the number Of en-
tsses i larger than az any previous in
dor meet on the Sound. The Y. NJ. G. A.
a eoaFSe. ieaas IN the number OF entries.
ssvsng forty-nlne men entered. The uni
sstsfY c0snes second with twenty-nine.
~ T. A. c. third with twenty-six, the s.
C. having fifteen
re Tacoma entries which came in yes
.s.sar. shnH that the T. A. e. Is going 10
haze crack team. Dickson. who was
handicapped out OF the ae-ysrd and 5a-yard
sssaes IN Tacoma February -. viii try
sxa.a n the 2l-yara dash this time. and
- make al corners hustle 10 beat him.
Gssd Nho Jumped feet ) inches al Ia
esa.a Indoors and who ha- always been a
tase competitor against Atkins will BE-
+ ne high jump Jimmy" BarFager the
egack iitle broad jumper. who also failed
ssea4ae q being too heavily handicapped
a. sas Tacoma meet. viii take another try
a. L Tits time Louis Parsons, who rsu
sseand to Tallant. the Multnumah star
h8 mile man in three different races IN
* boz who kept of Tire track in 1895, VIII
sgAln pat on his spikes and try cone. usions
riia N0rford and others who developed
81 so9d speed last year.
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Away VITA Me1aneheis

A. Atf .s,slf care ara ert." SQUADS very
80 5r vr~se but = Nou ease case =
49, ..,.,,ss.-' eassseA ay indigestion. WIZ
A.s5,,.s-,e-s aasea on a. aH extra hcrTeF.
~ $1,000 eev HeYs presto AMI tNls fE3-
es.~a 49, departure - tAcsa Aaefnlilsssts
.v.t-s ere proper c1nts wen us
t~e.rl-4 to 60 seek go ass - ffos :
..-.-..r mirrors There's Fey yrl ~ i8
-..-..1.,- Attest WIth ease a01 stt Via
-.,-.sstfe ana ysuT IvCF 1851 TeasserS -
1888 81 r-eetsfarfty. N0- 9HtF t&s5 f1@
- - nttsnnt q ncfrta.e &re&& thst
80 xt-..str,lFtan monument villa
- -fr-,r.rse ltsetf upoa ire az -
,-...- ssrrrarh r. you taes pTemcuitofg
49, - rraie ard fewer. k.daey
.,l-. - rsstsrra .lsgss. ssEruucr the t3s-
r-e ~ are reSe1s Et-Ho1T oS8aH. le~k
= 49, tairx aafaN yoU- feseels e0tal-
~, - rhe system ~ 'seFe seF3s.s Ns.@.Ae
49, . ,.ff.srrass ere ae EzsN EH@ teiHe
1865 -. srF a. hsT Tnsr+.tsuAE zsaht 70 oA-
t.tarrA A s.4lsS s@sss-l tagSs tas2SA a
Al.
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asxTCK NOT INSANE
Promise. 60 Return to seattle 81
Tacoma Set. Htrn Free

TACOMA March s-snecls' Nathan
Manlck. tire old nan frou Seattle wnc
VS. arrested hy the pofre veeterf sy-
morning ard hooked On q charge n in-
sanity. vas brought before tbe probate
revre thfa afternoon ard examined ana
after TIRE testimony was al sn the court
ssscn a~xe6 SIM. SIS be seemed 20 - per
fa~tlv eauah5e u caring fer hfr-srlf
Tee oulv sah5ect ou watch he So, oae en-
"a. r-f-fa}7v guazi2ncea is thar az the val
,sslr'e papers he c,alraS fo ~ seeking and
seh4ch he SAYS BE knows nothing aas4t.
The story he told ia cuzr1 to&av was the
same os that Which appeared ta tEss morn
tuE.s post~fnfe33ireucer. H-d as Pc PROM
sect 90 60 hack 60 Seattle a. oEea he wzs
~sl.-e1-es
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RCM0RED DISASTER AT SEA
thserihed Report That One of the
Expresses u Wrecked With
Auo paSxengsrs

runners % a frightcul disaster on IN.
Pacific were aAoai on the streets early this
feFHing NaEue tI6inss were said 20 have
reached Victoria that one Of the Canadian
aisarnera presumably the Empress Of
sAlna. had been wrecked and that 40 lives
had been lost.
Neither the Victoria nor the Vancouver
es1es reported anything wrong. and there
: ~ circumstance on which 10 base con-
frnstion az the report
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- & 4. C billiard tournament Will
elas tais evening. when Way and Kel,z
nes' n the finals. kelfz played good
Eszs last evening. making runs Of :. 10.
= sss = The scores.
Cotton lal beat Pope (l2W ea-i0s Farrell
O. seaf Ailain (S0l. 75-ss Way eaal beat
faseaal essl s-6e. Way coo beat Jones Cs5>.
-. Cation t9b beat Farrell f7s1 so-57:
AsliE go beat Cation tsN. 65-5a. Way cor
-. Har8eick Goa. a0-s7: Ames faa, beat
Warner da.l. Sass Paschail fSpl beat ArneS
g. $50, keith tssA heat Ferris t9l. gs-ee:
fsaalgghauser COS beat Hlhhard tsol. 1880;
Va Co beat PIsrhsu Csol. So-6a
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RHEUMATISM

Munyo-'. rheumatism Cure 10 guSrsr-
ted 70 cure acgite o. muscular rnelr-sf-
shooting pains ST any part OF sAe body
sfsDx>es. bv 3 f@w doses. A prompt CON-
ptese ard permanent cure for laue1ess
soreness SIT back ard al pains y alps
49, 1es~s Ch-c-i- rheumatism. sciatsez
Earrbaxo CT pain IN RE back sr~ speedily
cured II seldom fails 70 give RELIEF frcn
ore or two doses. ard almost invarfa bly,
cures before ere bottle las been ueed
Price @Se
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Indiana Farm. Submerged.

EINCENNES. Ind. March 9.-The Wa
bash river Is now higher than II has been
IN many years. The lowiands are sub
merged. Thousands OF acres Of wheat
are Inundated. and the damage to farms
is incalculahie.
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Niskeus 3 Parker appear es attorneys
for all Of the claimants and promise -
make X interesting Tor "a county = tn4
claims are rot rsjd. The county com
rntesioners have not yat decided wnst 70
% ia the case. hgt viii probably stand d
4usf.
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wHaTcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
r sirhnven or whatcom. Leaves CONNER
eiii dock. Tacoma r. m; City dock
IN ,rs. and Sat Returning leaves What
com s D. m: Fairhaven. SIS p. m. and
Anaeortcs 10 r. m. Sum, Wednes. and
Fri Farez-seattte 81, or 81, 50 round trip:
Tacoma 81 % or 50 round trip.
w n. ELLrs
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MUNYON'S

improved Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put up a separate cure for each
disease At al druggists. mostly : cents.
Guide 10 Health free
Personal letters 70 Prof NGnynn. E&6
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. alsw red
warn free medical advice for any disease.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
1NGTON ROUTE.
sTEAMER a. ". ROBINSON

- tfftF4f
IN Per. Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
stree. $50 A. m. calling At South Beach,
Rurchen. Brick Yard, Bremertou. u. 8.
Navy Yard Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton
s-hico. sileerdaie. Leaves Port Orchard
NAVY Station at 2 p. IN; arrives Seattle
at4p m +. y. Robinson, master. Lilly.
n
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
u. 8. MAIL

FTFAMEE DELTA
leave. GaIhraIth dock, foot % Washing
ton street Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
nrdays a., o'clock a. m. for Kingston.
po-f Gamble Seabeck. Brinnon folly
b.wattn. Illiiwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
yTnIou city. Returns alternate days
u TROUTAAN. Master
Teiephone Red 1911
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,gERICAN BOY WINS.
~v,oS KELLY BEATS BILLY
,xxra IN BIRMINGHAM

vn,.s Bomt Ends in Defeat
arisssher-Everyth In
r.,., Of rn~"sr rn''i tn. Last
x-rorty-fve Hundred Doll
-, zoe. te the "i"ner-hr''h
r.,eat Loses Heavily
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WANT PAY FOR SUNDAY WORK
Pierce County Employees sue for
Overtime.

TACOMA. March -SpeciaI-Several
o. the ex employees OF the county treas
urer's Office for the years 1854 1875 and
ls,s sprung q sensation on the board 81
county commissioners to-day by flirz
claims for overtime claimed TO have been
earned by them BY Sunday work The
clslnls aggregate $41S9 81. They are
gsArsg~a1 - faf50usEe
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l. 6 p TRANSPORTATION co.-week-

Is Time Card.
steamer Champaign, Skagtt river route.
iaavos Seattle March 8 ut midni ghf:
March 10 at midnight: March 1s. at mid
night Leaves Mount Vernon March 10
afs A. m March 10. ut a. m. March
"a AZ 7 A. m trulalip. going north Tues
aav and south sunday, calling az Stan
wood. Fir, skagit CITY, Mount Vernon and
Avon.
che sound. Omen all night. s. c. YerkcE.
Manager. Telephone. Main NJ.
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nan Away utth Valuable.

wallace JOHNSON. a 13-ysar-ols eov ~.
sas bea1 ta easrss ~ Rev r q E-eu-r.
vhase wsts rasseac1s gse Hccal hrae-1 -s 20.
t-suaren's 9ens Soc.e-y e. cusee A--@
hst has lsvaE-s3 sita z e. wat-a. money
and atnsr "a 1aAiss hssaEE.rg 20 p Stas-
- O. s1ss TaeEao1 street.. Tee s1y nst sss-
rsa-e3 - caa~v@ - ere Stewa-ss &ertrx .fAa
ss,ssace - Psra1r R-emz Tas Iasr eaea
q p n VAS yesterday u1arrsaz a. y r'-ts~a
TIE PSelsa CDssi Steazlstlo CHINA
avs STEAMSHIPS AK sz aE f~o-- he~s
- Nmrea a. FIR DYeA. ~ lac iz gu~ssss
grara t4eatv-stur 20 tsrfv-es9ns aas~s
xhses w Ere miners Anase sta.e 20 &C.
s,rw s1ch ~ ehssr % ga A. khsg ruag
= -, - a. - .--AS .&&-A
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new SHORT LINE
STEAMERS.


PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
tfIIn, city of Paebia and Naiia Wal
In leave seattle fer san FrSncisco via
Port Town@end and Victoria, y. C.. a.
a n. Mar 5 70 Is. e. =. g Apl !. 2 y:
San Francisco, a n, Mar y - = ~
Apl ?. Z. y. i =. T. May ?. y ~ -.
Seattle Via Victoria. r. g. and Pert
Townsend a: a. m. Mar. = Z. T. ~. ..
2. Api. !. : u. = q, d. May J. II. le.
2. 3. Due a. Seattle 2 M Mar :. y
s. 4. - o. = June J
Tae elegant steamers CITY of Topeka.
Alaska, alta N Mar rs -. . y. AeL
4 = ~ e. = My : 2. "a, y. "a y
Due sack al Seattle Mar 2. Api s u.
"a re C7esr1ssar.5 reserves right ts ch@ngs.
without previous notice. cleaners sailing
dstes and hcurs q sailing
J T. Trowbrldse. i. !. SupL, Ocean
I'll. J staltsnbers. Tx AEt So lat
GSopALL. PERKINS 3 CO. Gen. Arts..
THE Alaska STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILiAPA.
Capt. George kohsrts
TNawsuF Seattle for Alaska March -,
Iss7. At 70 o'eioek. and every fifteen days
For srssghs ara passenger rates apply to
O. CARROLL. Agent.
crhTa hacher f9ek Tel PIss s.
CHARLES = PEABODY. General Man
azsr Sea tile
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
STEAMER LAR1fE
wm san for san Pedro about March iees.
Tsr passenger r2tsa zee
e. = CAME
AriisEgDo Dock. Seattle,
or r 81 HAEFf&.
Corr fnerrsat Deck. TaG8ma-
xog2T ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
T%GT0S ROUTE
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
y~.v@3 9xafbgaEfh aoek- foot q 4aThsnT-
sor .sr~sf. for Saata Hea h. sylvan Grove.
Tsark STn4rI@wten sidney Tracyt0vs. C-ai-
"a rslverdags 81 !. m. SATURDAY. pm.
guaa4y s ?. N: retaining. leaves Silver
kxls a. 80 e. IL zelsDasca Red III
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
tina card IN Effect June I, 1884.

9-.r-rIE. EVERETT n wHATcON
ROUTE.
s4... ~ washington leaves Seattle daily
49, Saturday at 10 .. m.
sEArTLE Il La CONNER ROUTE.
Fstrhav.n leaves Seattle daily. except
saturday at - .. n
Tel.phone. Main rs Yesier dock
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STR MUIT,goMAH
fDAFLD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At r. NJ
FARE TO TACOMA. e CENTS
STR City or ABERDEEN
lFxrrF-r EUNpAY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At 10 A. n.
FARE TO TACOMA, y cESTA.
Tst. ~ Mafn cry DOCK. Agent
CAPT 4. WILEY. Manager.
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SAY JifAN ISLANDS

gTEAHER LYDIA THOMPSON,
ca-Tying United staiss mail leaves City
doek foot Of Man street, Monday. Wsd-
ia rs4nd. Gan Juan Islands and New
whafeorr Returning. leaves New what
sera Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday. at
N J. * Thompson. FnanaEer-owner.
faiv. Bogarduf q Co, agents CITY dock
T.a.,hops Main e..
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Rev. John Pfna.eo. :. j.

Los GAToS. Cal. March s.-Rev. John
Pinasco. = J.. died Of pneumonia this
morning at the Sacred Heart novitiate OF
Les Gatos Hts remains viii be taken 10
Santa Clara college. OF which institution
he was president for many years, and
viii be buried from the church Wednes-
Faw affnrnoon
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Cream Baftenbers Bolercs,

The latest Lace Drees Trim
rnings for street and evening
wear. SEQ each.
Spanish Lace Roleros, with
gold or silver combinations, saso
each.
Cream Battenberg Bolsros.
jacket effect. 500 each
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C. III. ]. SToLTENBERo. Ticket Agent
Pacific Coast steamship Company. Cd
First Avenue. Seattle.
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For particulars apply 70
J. f. TRoWBRIDGE. Ocean Dock. Seat
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Pacific Coast steamship Ccmpanys
POPULAR STEAMER AT~kI,
AL newly refitted. new upper deck cabins
ans new and c0mmotiious second-clRss
"a xgenger ommodations. VIII sal from
Seattle. March nth. at a. M, VIA Ia
coma. connecting al Port Townsend With
steamer waia Wails. sailing from San
francisco. March eth, and viii cali at
MARY ISLAND, MEri.AkAnrLA,,,.
JUNEAU. DOUGLAS ISLAND. DYEA
AND BFRNERs Ray.
City Ticket Office. 0o6 First Avenue.
Telephone number. Main $40.
J. p TRoW BRIDGE.
Puget Sound superintendent.
Seattle office. Ocean dock, foot OF Main
street Telephone, Main ~.
Goodall Perkins a Co, general agents.
San Francisco.
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me show Is new as the morn
Ing. Just first comsrs-the Sc
lect few from mills az home ana
abroad.
Examines. CoTerts. CAavtofa
or variations OF these wesyes.
black and colcrs.
The stufIs for tsilor-ma8s
gowns are ready. and the prices
are right
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! The Miners Popular ROgts |
To
E ROSSLAND:
"A N ID ALI. J
! Kootenay Points. !
TINE SCHEDULE.
In Eject November 23th, $500.


In Eject November 23th. 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For Spokane. St Paul and East. 500 9. n.
Tor Portland ..-... ....-...-..-..-i..1 2. a
For Olympia ...... ...... e--e 4. n.
'For Gray's II. and s. Bend .i2 20 D. m.
foT IacOEla..-.s -..-++-s.-...s So ~ n tli
tur TACOMA. .<..--+.-. --.is = D IN
Fer Tacoma ...... ........... 500 D m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE:
From Spokane St Paul g. East % .. IA
From Portland ...--.-..--- ~ . m
'FTora Olympia .....s-.- .....-.-. ~ . m
.Fron Gray's II. and s. Pend.. p .. m.
Prom Tacoma ...-.- ss%-s-.-+-15ss . III
From Tacoma ...s.--. ----.-+- - y ma
.Daly except Sunday. All others daily
This card subject TO change without no
tice.
Through tickets to Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company.
For rates. routes and other infor.natios
!. a. NADEAu.
General Aren't Seattle.
City Ticket Office. corner Iesler way
ard First avenue
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western
avenue and Columbia strees.
A. u. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
No ssS Nor tson street. corner Third
Portland Or.
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DEATHS.


MILWAUKEE. Wis. March a.-Col.
Conrad Krez. poet. politician and lawyer.
died last night after a brief Illness. aged
g. He was prominent In the German up
rising OF iSiS and one Of tho distinguished
immigrants OF that period. In the civil
war he commanded the Third brigade.
Third division. Thirteenth army corps.
aud was engaged In the siege OF Vlcks-
burg and the capture OF Little Rock. He
served as collector Of customs of this port
during President CIeveland's first term.
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ALAs SIX A.

ALASKA COMMERCIAL, CO.. sio SAN
some Street. San Francisco.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTHs. GARLAND AND EvAN0Er.

STES. GARIlANb ND FN ANtsEIA
Seattle and Townsend Neah Ray routA
steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays at II 20
n. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
bungeness. Port Angeles. Fort Crescent.
Ceftyxbu,g Pysht. ctaliam Bay and Neah
fay: returning. arrives at Seattle ) p. m
on opposite days. Steamer Eyange, leaves
YeFler dock for Port Townsend, Port An
rsIav ard Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
ard Fridays at $50 y. M: arrives Seattle
alternate days n $50 p. M.
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g ~ - oRFYHflITND-

Everett EdfnoTos. Suouofaisn Route.
swo round trips daily. except sunday.
T.. s~ert Nov. - 1855 Leaves Seattle T.H
"a .. m leaves Everett 10 q M.
m geaftls landing. Colman dock.
sys.a~rft iAndlng. Merchmuta' dock Con-
49,. with Str. Flyer for Tacoma. with
Gfr NiEaee for Snohcmish. with trztn
for Monte CFlatS snd way stations Tsie-
uaof.e Red I&
'''0 FRANK W. GooDHUE. Manager.
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And every woman in town
knows the reason why.
This weeks special attractions
include new arrivals of French
Percales in a lafge variety OF
novel and attractive designs.
novelties In Organizes. Ducks
and Satsens. and the prices are
extremely attractive.