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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23

Emperor William Refuses to Meet
the ex-ChnnceIior's SON.

LONDON. Jan. 22.-According 70 the
Berlin correspondent OF the Daily News
Emperor william was invited 20 attend
the wedding breakfast last week OF the
daughter Of Count We6dsIl. minister OF
tins Imperial household 20 Count Won Bls-
marck Hoien, - which the Bismarck fam
tiy had been invited. and he refused TO
meet Count Herbert Bismarck. Count Ia
Gutenberg tried 70 arrange matters but
the emperor was obdurate and Count Won
WeddeiFs family Was compelled 70 ask
Count Herbert Bismarck TO remain away
from the wedding
The Daily TsIegraph's correspondent at
Berlin. with reference 10 the emperor's
slight st the wedding breakfast says:
The sx-eh anchors name vas net men
i0Esd a. the breakfast table aad there
were only two toasts. ore 70 the emperor
and one 20 the newly married couple
Everybody regrets Il as a slight 20 the
old chancellor. because lt is known that
Count Herbert tried 10 dlssuads his father
from making the recent revelations % dip
lomatlc history. which q is supposed are
the causes OF the uew breach.
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SEALED Up TIGHT.
SUNDAY LAW STRICTLY ENFORCED
IN wHITnas COUNTY.
Prosecuting Attorney Makes Coed
His Promise ny Rmidfng D~ns I'm
CoIfax-Twe whites and Foar
shfnamea Caprures-ssIoons.C Card
Poems, Barber shops and Cigar
stores Agree 70 cfe.e on sunday.

CCLrAx jar = - sr@etaI- - Sss-i-
Roo@rt A Eirss an5 els 1rpgsies made
raid on tas Ezmhstax GERS n Colfax last
night ard arrez.sA no white Esn and to1r
C11zansr Fer a1o1t four years t5e sa-
io-on -sn and gamblers have been allowed
- hsxe fhelr OWE way e. every res7ect n
running tasi- business. Saloons have oeez
op-1 day ard rtg2v ard or Sunday. n
oper. notorious violation % the law. zn1
nearly every saloon r. the county rsgu-
larry, o. os-casfSnaIfv. conducted gambling
games o2en ard a5ove oosr3. without pro-
test or Interference from The oficsrs %
the law
IL one toxin n the county thsre was an
exception. J W. Matthews has for TWO
years been cigy attorney % Pullman. and
there - closed saloons OF Sunday and pro-
a4sised gambling.
n the November election Matthews was
elected county prosecuting attorney after
bitter agat. and Immediately upon MS
lcaEEIralIon - instructed al narslais 10
strictly enforce IKE avs rerusating Sz-
looms Several arres.s have already been
made IL different towns IN the county for
Sunday opening. ard ofstesTs have bean
watching for eha1ce 20 raid gambling
houses
a raid vas pganzed Wednesday night.
but tas gamblers xsz win9 q II and closed
up THURSDAY nfgat. whez the sheriff ard
deputies made tire rgunGs. q faro game IN
BlnnaEd. Elite satson waS IL full swing.
surrounded BY number % Cinnamon. TIE
ofiicers watched ths game a fsw minutes
ana then took charge % al the appur-
ts0anees OF the game and arrested the
css.er. Tom Newport the lookout. J. F.
snzalls. and FOUR Cinnamon. Wan Lee.
10 Day, John Wing and Kong ChinS. Lee
+ wegl-to-to laun4rym2n and Wig Is
wealthy gardener. These two. Newport
and Smaias wsre released or a czsa bond.
10 LAY and Kong Chlng we're jailed 20
avail trial today az . a. m A. the trial
q continuance was grained uncf Tuesday
and bonds were placed a. 500 saca. which
az 1at 10 Day and Kong Ching furnished.
STnaiis. CT proving that ne had 10 colnee-
ton with the game, vas dismissed.
TIE result % the raid has been 10 efsectR-
ally close az al gambling games. Keep
ers OF card rooms. barber shops. cigar
stores, etc. have al been notified 20 close
up Sunday and have agreed to comply
The aetion az tie prosecuting attorney
IL creating considerable excitement, PEG
pis al taSing sides far or agains. aim. but
violations have been so fragrant in the past
that ne is warmly supported by large
element;
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|FWS FROM TACOMA.
~-oe HARRTNas ORDERS HIS
FLOCK orT OF CHURCH.
Against Northern Pacific
a zoo on Frauds silent Draft of
- Dead Land Agenf-aontraef
u~,a by ex-Counfy Auditor Re-
.~,,aea-smeIter's Report for 1885
creand to lie Broken To-day for
sew University
~.-ora Barsaa % the Posf-Tntesiigencer
~ Parffr aEenae.

~ora Bureau % the Fosf-TntesiixeuceT
iI2s Pacific avenue.
-.rx1yA. Jan -SD@ciaI---Th~ trou1ls
- sas been brewing ia the FIRST Baptist
s-r~< the sazt few weeks terfnina Led To-
- Ia t.3e pastor. Rev =. Il Hartman.
.ss<vsax tae members az his nock 70 pros
/ -. sheuselves before tEe altar or 4save
Z. bul.s.nx. Tbs trouble nas been going
z sssr siE.ee Rev. Mr.. Robinson. a future
esswese missionary. came here a week
/ =, and STARED meetings gnder me pen
81 Identification plan lie and BIS
.,.r,e-caters' followers have become 50
4.gens IN their worship faat dgSn
srnrr regr0 camp meeting j. nothing an
.srsartson. This has 9lspsease1 TIE
So shell peopIe. hsnes tae srga8ss.
r-sru early il the evening untfl long after
~ss3sxnt sfr Hartman remained sl3e1ly
.~.strass before ais pulpit praying f0r IL
q. xaidanes ne is eg1esafiT f9slsSicg
=. -eoae-ougers' faita- ~ soon "a ae
rssred them from the church tha strict
rs.rbssz wao remained Indignantly de-
sasnred khe act and notified him that
seeing q the trustees would D. held TO-
~srrow morning IN ne office of g. A.
c.zenzss 80 take definite action upon his
sssS.
several OF the members believe that Mr..
sarrsman II losing ais mind. a. he " said
. have been living on crackers ard casese
- last Two weeks IN keeping his fast. n
asszt.onAl outcome h. expected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23

KANSAS CITY. Jan. Z.-The Lexow
committee. appointed oy the house 70 In
vestigsts alleged corrupt practices IN the
Kansas City police department began -
work today. Col W. P Nelson. proprie-
tor OF the Kansas city Star was the first
witness called and to.d Of open gambling
and other evidences Of corruption n the
police department. Mayer James II
Jones. formerly police Judge. told how ne
mad tired 20 secure the Cooperation Of
the police commissioners and the chief
OF police IN an effort 10 suppress gambling
but without success Mayor Jones detailed
how Commissioner Fyke had dismissed
sixteen Republican policemen OF good re-
pzts for political purposes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23

COMPANY -. Sae Eorshern Pzesas. Were
II IRE Fs1slitg Trzzaz COMPANY. a. fater-
venoy, petitions that ire rAt.roa1 rsfnrr
= - paid - TEN IN casting sraft ard
subsequently 8a@agnorsE by George =
BaxEer. treasurer q the railway eoEape IT,.
Tire DRAFT Ess arswn - Ssh1szs. a. izn4
agezt. OF Baxter. ASrfl s. 10. TIE F'11si-
~ company c9e5ec g ard Eszt = o. %
&ss Fork. where 81 zas retu<nsa unpaid.
Eha r1znt % tns refitfsner 70 rsesIwe pay
Eszsnt vas contested OF ere zreBn4 ira
sehuiz~ rad no authority 20 araE sGga
draft. that the rFs-ey vas RS 6eFe1ed
30 Ire Interests - me rznway. but Ezs
TFonzfgIlg appropriated 20 the psrs9nzl
uses ~ ~ agent
The c9art zrznss TIE relief przveo Tor ~
tas psf-io1er. hslG.aE that tas raATay
bad been n TIE azair 81 ho70rtzg drafts
drawn ~ SebnaZe. ard e3zld not make
any exception IA t7e case a. Issue
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was ~ eps6em5c, except IN Bombay.
Esrzchf ard Poozs Experts. h aided.
predicted some Increase q ire plague n
the xin;sT tat tne government Vas hope
ful that tire measures adopted were oegin-
ming % make a real IMPRESSION upon the
plague
CALCUTTA. Jar. Z-The government
has or5er@d the s-oppage On Fearzzry ?
OF al pilgrim trsfTc from Bombay and
kzrzcal CT account CT the plague
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FIRST SHOVEL OF DIRT TODAY.


TACOMA. Jan. - Special viii
y broken tomorrow FOR the first building
2 tae Puget Sound university. % be erect
. = a. University Place. a. the western
'aniaus 81 the Olymplc boulevard. There
~ . Elaborate ceremonies. beginning 81
3e.ock. PARTICIPATED in BY leading citi-
i'1s Naya~ orr wlii east lie Arse shovel
saFS Rev u. : Harr!nEtcn. 81 Sea tle.
ess>copal conference. Judge Ira Town.
- TIE trustees; Judge Thomas CarToiI.
= eshsf q ths Tacoma citizens. and .
thompson. Tor ths original owners es
=. property, VIII make short addresses
A-sac vi hc rendered under the dE~s-
1ea " Pref II J Corioe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23

Rev James =. Beatss wiI b Installed
as pastor os IRE English Lutheran Caur-a
% tne Hc1v Trinity. corner Seventh avenue
ana Cnlou street. or sunday az ! oci31 x
I'm thc afternoon. The service will consist
OF sore special music. torsther wlth two
addresses Rev NJ Z Larson. - tsts city.
VIII deliver tEe charge 20 IRE pastor. ard
Rev. A - Anaa. o. TaecEa. sG deliver
tnat 10 tE.s cenEresaes son ana perform TIE
art % tnscaIlaa5sa- Nj Beasss sRs served
tais church 1GrinE the pas- year. ard IS
aTasrs aave 50 praspere3 laa- 1s c1as for
usally s1ters wDea its paste-a1s win very
encouravtnz nores Ger the future
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stanvsood News.

STANwOOD. Jan. 22-Special-M A
Csoodykoontz has leased the large stock
bridge hall and Will move his hardware
stock into il.
There Is a scheme on foot TO dixie the
town on AL sides 20 protect II from foods.
The dixie Is TO be built from the highland
vast along Rablis slough to the river.
thence to Douglass slough: thence north
TO Hansen's dixie; thence east 10 the point
OF beginning.
AL the mills are running fuIl time.
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Death of Julia 4. benton.

JaHa A. Benton died at her hosne near
" 0oaland Park night before last The ex-
act cause Of her death could not oe learn
ed last uight, but * Is thought 10 have
been due 70 a cancer. she was s. years
cd. Her remains vii be brought 20 the
city today and taken 20 the residence ct
her daughter. AIRS. Amy Brown. Ma
Remington avenue.
Mrs. Benton vas ore ~ SeatIies pioneer
women. and her death viii be moarne1 b.
a large circle OF friends She leaves. IN
addition 10 her married daughter. one or
two sons.
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NATIVES rERRoR-sTRICKEy.
BOMBAY <coarsc Driving Them wiia
-nnrfor. soon TO ArrIrr

LONDON Jan ~-A disDatch from
BOMBAY - the DaHy MAu says. FIFTY
GoctoFs % the fr15a medical service vii
arrive here shortly. There are now 4 go
people engaged ln cleansing and purity
Ing ths town. Tire panic here Is as great
a. ever. Th> appalling SU3denness -
ssath from the plague drives the natives
Wild with fear. No further cases have &C.
cutrs6 AZ the government hsggse. owing
- rs speedy burning q the servants
quarters, and This il taken as a stronx
argument tn favor q similar measures on
a iarge scale
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DEBATE on DYNAMITERs.
Hewsrth Explode. "A Bombsheu by
Asking for Release of Prisoners

LONDON. Jan. @2,--Tn the house o. COM
mons tonight Eenry HOsarth. Conserva-
tive member FOR the south division q san
ford moved sn amendment censu~ing the
government fer releasing the irish prs
oasrs convicted Of tvnamiting
Bsl.oar. the govsrnneut leader. replied
kouy. defending Sr Matthew White RID
icy secretary % state for the home de-
psrtmsnt. from Howarth's attack. watch
he sal1 was an lnpltati3n OF the honor
% the ~aa,e treasury bench
James EoWther. Conservative member.
defended ST. Henry H9Narth He said Il
sane prisoners
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President Cleveland sends the List
10 the senate.

WASHINGTON. jar z.-Ths president
today ssEt 20 TIE senate. fl response 20 3
resolution. a reporE q the secretary %
safe. transmitting 3 sist af claims d.ed s.
tas state department 6y c&glzsDs Of the
TnIsAd states against Spain for indemnity,
the correspondence relating 10 the vesse.
Competitor and tae perSo1s claiming
American citizenship captured thereon.
xaAch ze deems Is TOT ine9n "a zible vsira
the paalls interests 70 communicate"
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TACOMA. Jan = -spselzI.-six China
men arrived here today 70 - osporfed On
tas sfsa nsasg Tscorla. which sails rsxt
week for the orient One o. fns ceiessIals
s from Vermont Two Others. Wong
CaoEg an1 An In. have recently finished
thar terms of a year each AZ TIE MeSell's
Isl I'd genltentiarT FOR uLtsrizg s8rgeG GER
psa3shu snt. The three others are from
seattle
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M0NTESANo Jan 2 -Sp.cial---'rhe
price o. logs ass dropped 20 s3~5o per
thousand. ard there will probably be bsIt
fe~ legs pat IN until the present supply %
about EXHAUSTED. There Is q sufficient
qaantity % logs now In the water 10 sup
piy the nils for the next ten months. or
for longer period II the mills do not run
mere steadily fhan they have during tAs
past year. and consequently the outlook
for logging - not bright.
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HELD FOR MaxsLauGHrER.
Mcleod. who Chokea MS Wife. Mast
stand Trial.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jar. 1-wnilsm
Mcleod vas today charged with mar
slaffghter By a jury watch Coroner Hawk
tns t-gnanelet4 70 investigate th~ death q
Ms Elizabeth Mcleod on lasf Tuesday
night The eviarnc@ showed that So
suffered for a long time ~ re as0es %
her husband The cuir7'uation 81 ths
troubles va. reached ~hsn Mrs.. NeL-od
went % the new city han g. secure var
rant fer her husN-c&. srrss,. nslrtns her
sassne- Mcleod s-sse - ire houss ard
on hsr return - u+<Asi 20 Abuse Der. chck-
Ing asr ard lnairectiy caasing her death
troubled.
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MoSTESAN No. Jan. = -Sp~claL-J. VI.
Carson. timber agent under CleTelsnd's
slrst administrator. has been here inter
ewing the faifhfd The nEmbsr VINO
ars openly advocating the reelection OF
- ass1a G. Squire as senator las Increased
since his Wait. and &c L. the query. shsih-
sr ais visit rad anything 70 % VITA the
change or heart evidently experienced
ny some % ths Deme-Pops. xho have
never before been abe % see aay good n
AR s9utre
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EVER EFT. Jan. 22-SpectaI--F- n
Malgnrd. manager Of the nal works in
this city. received a severe fat IN spokane
this seek fracgarlnE bis ankle. II Will
lay him % Tor several weeks.
Revenue cutter Rear - in the eaFacr
Contractor Smith shipped his grading
ears to Astoria tbs week. having sold
them % the contractors building the As
torlz & Gobie railroad
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SILVER CREEK ELoPEMENT
Fopuii.t Leader, Head of Family,
Hnns Away with Another
Man. Wife

CHEfiALTs. Jan. zz--SDecLzi---F. n
Usher and 3iFs. William Tucker. q Silver
Creek, boarded taa train AZ WtnsGck isst
n4xat and Isfs for parts unknown. Beth
were married. UsasF's Eifs being the SAz-
ter o. VILLAIN Tucker. The co2pls were
brought out 10 tae railroad by Bert Tuck
er. Williams brother. TIE parties are
among tae moss prominent people IA iAat
Part o. ne county.
UsAer has been justice Of TIE peace for
several years ard . Popas ~ Leader. Tuck
srs hlghly respected family mas lived a.
Silver creek for fAIrty years.
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snrrr, nr Mhn,nom Mntcr Frent.

wHATCoN. Jan. - -sp-c'A--E.n-
glnesrs in the mpioy Of tha government
are engaged ia making a survey q tho
water front ard % the proposed deep
waterway . The mouth OF Whatcom
creek. The party IS In charge % J. NJ.
Ciapp. OF Seattle. II - expected thar the
work will occupy about Two weeks more.
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NEW YORK. Jan. "A special 20 the
Herald from GuayaGail. Ecuador. says
that President Aifar0 has formed a new
cabinet IL is made up as follows. Mn
lister OF foreign affairs. DR.. Belisario Al
ban Msstaaza: interior. DR.. Rafael Gomez
De Ia Zorro: finance fgnac41 Rabies;
treasury. Issdorio Maria Saarsz: war and
navy. Gen. Juan Francisco Moraes.
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last two or three months Is one calculated
10 excite sympathy. She and her husband.
xho was a blacksmith, sailed from. Eng
LAID 10 The Paeilc coast While going
around the ''Horas her husband died OF
heart failure. and during the same day she
gave b4rsh 20 a ehlld.
On her arrival II Seattle charitable PEG
PIE rendered her assistance. No charge
IS placed against her name
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SIOUX CITY. Ia. Jan. 2z.-Depositors Of
the bursted Sioux City Savings bank today
swore cut warrants In a justice court for
Z 7. Stone. late cashier OF The bank,
charging hin with enbezzlsment ard
cheating BY faiss preseuses. II IS claimed
he loaned money on fictitious mortgages.
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THOUSANDS cLasoR ron BREAD.
Rhoaesia stricken ny Fnmtne-Na-
tfves neNaur deceased Cattle.

LONDON Jar - Care Toan as-
patch 80 the Dsiiw MAJ savz repor5s hawa
been received here tEat famine exists In
Rhe8e@is- Thousands - ter-fs-v ea1scsat-
"a women besteEe - native ofH-fs1s =
Buiuwaye r.a1sorsnx plreogs'y for foe5
The natives are Eoek5aS 70 Bl,1waya arf
eVhum rs the cBrraeses az caste wh.ch
dad frem -ia8ere@st ard watca were
buried * months aEe. Taev aavsur taesa
an3 as a consequence A Terrible mortality
prevails among then-
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AAer re b.Es-e IA C-inr2e C-eek. I scok
very severe cc33 and grle1 many rers~1ies
wi1EosEs helm thu Ccld cn.v u.s,s-raIrx rssre
sssilet Aher 8Ssox three susu bsxtges
x Cbazaoe~iasus toeEa Reels,sv. hsxh st-
c'aSh sgs3 cod bsit RE. sus3 n tins hizA alsl-
t.sss 8 tskes r1eealS.rs o@zs c1ssEa rez<xsx -
- arg se,c-s5. 4 HENpEE~sS, ess.c.
Ds.4s -A=.s-s--r. 50 sA4s ~ Ugsu=A
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Ce-s.aoZe Erccks IS ne champion e-e
~-,sr4etcr. r. tae municipal cgG~t yes1sT-
snv afta~n9ca Ia&zs b7Ese te&& SrepAeu
Ssas-n -raz re %stae~ c-uh5 pas SIS 20 re
rfrw CT 70 n Sa1. f1- q 8tsls IRE 30 1oW1
~ +~a tns-rone ean helse- E.s1 BROOKS
s--eyr1aaEea SsEzt1 FL q sear-1 FER lla
-,rrrv When - returned - BAD All
ks~8s - r1casv Tess IL nox sse See WIS
-.ts. F-rvz1 1stEs@ Jsr4-ese ws1ez. ssca
-rfr-e4 In 8 ard t1e prcErs@-er p go
1--sssa r1r % me reruaiaGsr. TIE uzaE5-i-
t-s1 esart fs u1E 3 paying fnsss.gtI0r-
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wHATC0N. Jan . -Sp-rtal-ft is ex-
pected that the nne Whateom creamery
wuf begin operations about March / The
motive power = now being put n place.
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Cutting pewn shr eovernor'. SALARY.

HELENA. Mont. Jan. 12-spectaL-A
bill passed the lower house Of the teEts-
Afure today reducing the snnual salary
Of ths governor from 1900 20 $4ooo. after
the warfnest debate 81 the session. Ev-
eryho<iy predicts shs defeat % the meas
urs Ia the senate.
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Mayor of Havana Resign.

HAVANA Jan -.-S@ncr Quesata.
mayor % Havana. has resigned. The
Diaro de IA Marina proposes thai a mili-
tsry man shall be appointed IN as place.
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CANTON, o. Jan. Miss Helen Nc
KInlsy. eldest sister 81 the prssiesut-eieet-
fsll on the walk near the Mckinley home
about noon today. A bone IN her right
wrist vas broken.
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Number y bars % bullion produced.
s.se. weight of bullion. AZ. s95 pounds.
Astfage number OF men employed. 80. av-
rage monthly pay roll. s. - -
Average prtce OF gold per ounce. SO 81.
Avsr g cents lead. per hundreds elg sft,
rs. copper. per pound. iess cents.
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Buried without Inan~sf.

TACOMA. Jan 2-s-Spseiat--Ersc Q. At
derson. who shot or ms own head LAST
Thursday morning near South Prairie.
vas buried yesterday without inquest
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srhaIsn t-hrrk nrhrrrh rnia

tACNMA. Jan. -Speciai-A SselE,eu
sse * the Paul Schn1Ee cases. rendered
= - st!and by Judge Gilbert. was Feo~iv-
- me Federal court today II - ~
- s4It - las Farmers. Lear anA luz
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rn~uxh Trsmhle for a Lifetime

4 r-as-7ockfrE. apparently resps-rarls
-s-sAe r3v5aE aer aazze a. Ar& car
-ear aEss - wSars Was places - e4srE4
- pau-@ Mss-sn Taysur lAzs z5Eht HIS.
SA4.--zs s&@zy % .aS - Szs4zg 10
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nosxEy a STEWART. rsdsrtat
~ ParIsrs corner ct Thtra
Cellar hGa streets. Seattle, Was
eon. xeleDAsns Ss. ~
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DEATHS
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-20
WHAT PALMA SAYS OF EARLE
No Authority to Collect Money for
the Cuban Cause.

Suspicion has been aroused throughout the
State that Harry Earle, who has been or
ganizing Cuban leagues. is not just what he
represents himself to be. Word comes that
after organizing a league at Anderson he
left for Elwood, taking all money collected.
Albert Gilbert, who was appointed solicitor
at Anderson, telegraphed to Estrada Palma,
of the New York Cuban Junto. Palma an
swered that Earle was not authorized to
collect money. AT Anderson Earle said that
money contributed by labor organizations
was to be forwarded to r. =. Croft, of In
dianapols, who would forward it to the
Cuban Junto through George Hawkins of
Cincinnati.
Mr. Croft said last night that he was
still inclined to believe Earle is all right,
as he came here with good credentials. Mr..
Croft said that not dollar of money had
passed through his own hands. He says
Earle came to this city with recommended
tions from Frank Rist, prominent labor
leader of Cincinnati. Earle told him there
had been split in the Cuban League, and
that Western organization, with headquar-
tiers in Cincinnati, had been formed. Earle
collected no more than $50 here. Both Can
didates Harding and Taggart contributed.
Mr.. Croft wrote yesterday tot Cincinnati to
ascertain further regarding E5rles standing.