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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
WAVE-SWEPT ATLANTIC CITY
TIE NATURAL CHARMS OF THE FAMOUS
SEASIDE RESORT.
II n THE MECCA OF WINTER TOURISTS AND
THE PAKApnB OF THE SUMMER oIRL-THn
1cAur1Es OF SHORE AND SEA EN-
HANGED By THE HOSPITAL


BrAur1Ds OF SHORE AND SEA EN-
HANGED By THE HOSPITAL
rrY OF MAN.
Atlantic City, March 6.-Had Lewis Carroll
visited this wave-swept shore before penning his
celebrated lines In derogation Of all things nauti-
cal no would surely have omitted the sea, and
even the category Of things to be hated" and
tent his Income tax" down TO posterity lmpng
under the ban Of his disapprobation with no
better companion than the universally despised
umbrella for three" There would seem to be
no excuse for Carroll unless it be found in the
fact that he never knew the delights OF a sojourn
IN the city by the sea. Had he written under
the inspiration OF the embroiled and believing
flood that loves the shores OF the Jersey coast,
his poetic soul would perhaps have burst forth
in some such Byronian Shakespearian sentiment
as this:
Roll on thou deep and dark blue ocean. roll!
And damned be he who first cries. Hold! enough!
But this is all speculation-or something worse.
The facts are these: Atlantic City. the mecca OF
winter tourists and the paradise Of the summer
girl, is built on an island situated between Abse-
con and Great Egg Harbor inlets. within W
miles Of Philadelphia and $50 miles OF New-Y York
by railroad 1t is five miles distant from the
panse OF bays. sounds and salt marshes. 1t Is.
In a true sense Of the word. a daughter Of the
sea, from which 1t has inherited all the life
giving qualities which the sea alone can give.
The pure sea air possesses large amount OF
ozone-the stimulating vitalizing principle OF
the atmosphere which. with its tonic, healing
and purifying power. strengthens the respiratory
organs, and, in stimulating them, helps the whole
system. Nowhere else on the whole Atlantic
Coast are to be found more favorable climatic
conditions. These some Of the considera-
tons that have operated to make Atlantic City
the most popular health resort in the country
But it is not only as health resort that At
lantic City is popular Large numbers of the
fashionable set of the Eastern cities are at
tracted here by the inducements that follow from
the natural environment and the artificial COM
forts Of the place At this time Of the year espe
cially when the devotees Of society are seeking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

tumultuous wave" are impossible Of accurate
classification The mountain-bred Yankee from
whom the first sight Of the sea elected the re-
Election that 1t was pity so much water could
not be directed into mlllrace. and the Jersey
farmer, who. standing for the first time by the
oceans brink. exclaimed in rapture TO his at
tendant spouse. MARY Ann. supposn all this
was whiskey!" each obeyed natural impulse.
and II is no fault Of the seas that 1t prompted
sentiments widely divergent. Age cannot
wither nor custom stale the Infinite variety OF
the sea, and paeans Of praise can add naught
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

as wide as Broadway. and long enough 10 reach
from the Battery to Central Park. Place upon
this throughout Its whole length. a Broadway
throng at the most crowded hour Of the day and
you have some Idea Of the scene presented by the
boardwalk any fine afternoon during the sea-
son. 1t is an Inadequate idea. however. for the
life. the light and the color that one sees on this
promenade are indeScribable.
1t is at all times a centre Of attraction, and
thousands OF visitors from every corner Of the
United States there ehjoy the delicious exhilara-
ton OF the viazina ozone from off the sea
Seated In one OF the many cosey pavons which
line the seward side lone may watch the count
less thousands as thew pass. The animation thu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

overlooking good nature, the laughter ana con-
agious hiarity of this restless throng are IRE
sistbe. The lights from the scores OF Dazaars.
the buoyant merriment OF the young, the sort
melting colors Of the women's dresses. the grace
and loneliness OF the women themselves tne
whirl of the merry -go-round, the tobosgah tne
switchback. mystic swings and haunted Forests,
the roof gardens, revolving towers. courts OF
honor. scenic theatres, electric galleries. the
piers the pavilions and the many little scraps OF
life and tone all blend in picture that deignts
the eve and rests the mind Nowhere else In the
world Is there such kaleidoscope OF beauty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

-. numerous indoor bathing establishments
that line the esplanade.
The Lenten season has begun with q Doom
and the hotels Just opened for the spring trace
are rapidly filling up. The all-tne-year-rou
guests to begin with, and new arrivals are com
ing In so rapidly as to threaten soon 70 reac"
the limit Of accommodation. The arrivals en-
brace In large part the best element OF our city
population-the retired business man, who comes
for a change the leader OF society. who comes
for the rest made necessary BY the exactions OF
a gay social season. and the young loiks' VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

terranean will cross the expanse Of ocean and
spend a month more in Atlantic City whose
climate combines the bracing qualities OF
Brighton and Malaga with the sedative virtues
Of Rome and Venice.
As summer resort Atlantic City Is an ideal
spot-the delight Of many thousands who. turn
ing from the heat and hurly-burly Of the city.
seek the charm and change Of seashore life. The
ideal summer resort presupposes climatic condi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
to tn. glory that surrounds the queen Of tho

to the glory that surrounds the queen OF tho
coast-Atantic City.
There was a time when Atlantic City was al
most unknown to the winter traveller. but In
recent years II has become the winter resort
par excellence many tourists coming from coun-
tries beyond the Atlantic. as well as from States
bordering on the Pacific and the time Is not
far distant when many Europeans who have
been in the habit Of passing portion OF the
wear at some oyer-rated resort on the Medi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

water and sea-water baths on every noor-a
most important adjunct. for during the winter
and spring seasons. when the visitors are unable
10 take plunge In the ocean. these indoor baths
prove a capital substitute. which Is highly pop
ular.
The large dining hall. which Is beautifully dec
grated and furnished receives the light of day
through spacious windows. opening toward the
sea, and at night Is illuminated. as Is the entire
house. by mellow electric lights. The kitchen. In
a separate building In the rear Of the hotel. Is
equipped with every modern facility for good
and rand service The proprietorA Wessrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

Among the new features added to the DENIM,
this season are an exqusitely furnished Orlensss
room. and daintily equipped ladies' wrftin.'
room, facing the ocean. The dining groom w
has just been redecorated In white green sI 10y,
peachblow pink. Louis w style. and the who.s
house has been handsomely and luxuriousy I"
furnished. ,.s
The liberal management for which the hosJS:
Dennis has become so well known Is contlnnuTSS
under the direction OF the proprietor. JOSEF. lat
Borton whose name Is a sufficient guarantee s" "r~
no pains or expense will be spared 70 '''s'
guests every possible attention. ..,.rt,a
These are few Of the best hotels IN A ~ ~
City. but their name Is legion. and many ., an n
worthy Of extended notice cannot by ~ ~
space limitations be even briefly mertienss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

come for good time. with confidence preo
OF former delightful sojourns In the City-py-the-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
Another Sad Death.

X vrill be = sad surprise 10 most Seattle
people 70 learn Of the death OF c. A.
Alexander, which occurred Friday at Spo-
kane.
M Alexander has been Identified vita
the city OF Seattle IN her building enter
Drises Tor more thar eight years past he
Eas the architect % many OF the Guys
business blocks ard residences. One Of his
first productions was ths residence or the
northwest corner os Terry avenue sna
Marion street. now occupied by c. E.
Burnside. one OF his most important
buildings IS tire large and handsome First
Presbyterian edInce, corner Of Fourth
avenue and Spring street. This IS one
of the most convenient church buIi6In Is
On the Pacific coast. q distinguishing
feature of which, II the perfect acoustics
q the splea3ld auditorium
Mr.. Alexander went 20 Spokane In the
aprtRg Intending 70 spend bat 4 few
wonthx there ard was about 10 return TO
Seattle. his chosen home A few DAYS
50 ~ passed through an operation Ger
epperdlcitss- lie never fully rallied from
the Effects q the operation but continued
e. sink rapidly until TIE end came OF Fri
of friends In this city ard enjoyed tire
c. nndence ard highest esteem cf al VINO
knew him He was a mem Der q the
First Presbyterian church He leaves q
orother = Chicago ard Its nofher in
Err gland IRE body vii Be brought here
FOR burial ard ire fUneral services wil be
held ia the First Presbyterian church TO-
u.orT0w afternoon AT O clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

success was hesor. ar. - othsr Goo
tors se@-ze1 l-npos8shle
II = 70 lo1gs- 4 seerSs. bit = fAnzsI-
lar fact. concesiet ~ TIE bsst rseefeal
authorities. that Doct0r gAtclz~@s nsw.
scientific sn6 gp-te-dsts tr~ag-uss< kAs
70 equal fer the cure q ali disease. q
TIRE hssr<, lungs Bvsv. stomach. XII
usy4 bladder ard uTtna<y organs. fer
diseases C 80 blood ard ski-s for dss-
eases pecgIlAr % women. and also for
easArTh. piles. ruptzrs. rf~urAtfssn. va
ricocele. hySrocsse. rg1Crrhoea- Eies-.
structure ard syphilis to a. "a stages.
Whsls al tss stove diseases cons
wftAln rs Speciality Doctor pa-cls-s
csvotes himself 20 particular % young.
ulledle-aeeA ard Cd n@n. who hAys
violated IRE laws q nature ar are
now paysng the terrible penalty. Esea
no have lost tas sra q sHelr yo1ta
are the vtgo- C frssT manhood. nsa
wAsse physical mental Ers serszal svs-
ter = rgn 60@n x71 ns~ss tang -
Sucs rssn Doctor EasclfEe . serving
With al his ability. ard scTns % a1s
cE-Aa s -szs- S@ a1r5rr@.- s@@za 5lx-
E..le 5sEs Ehza rr&rws%ozA
tie szct ssoGld en< - o<-l.tsts ether.
thzt Doctor RafGs.@s. = sG1frio1 20 rs
deep kz0~iess.re Azt Vast experiences.
has - nest eozrisrs eou. Slrsfao7 e
scientific Equipments - Any Specialist
T. re Eas- Ev@T app@-ats-s esvtcs
al sazrrszzs=s q yross1 TRECs are -
Csc - hsz Coat shat tssy NAY, e
Auwz then 81 ard kft1r submitting
Zen 20 th@ nao@s careful e-p@rt-nsats.
sssps what - aE1s % - Ezzzsstzozs-
ahlv w0a1
7, GO - truxhsaggy sa1s ira. Ceetcr
gzfeA1sge. ~ kls great gNal1s as a &c.
sntssx. as wsli a. ~ rs EacSsnparasas
xxgH A. 4 socialist n@a c1zE plss@ay rev.
oG.t5os.zee gEe practice - z1-tsEs1s 4z6
s~<.z<y Il Se4ssA1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
THE EXpERIs AT FAULT.
Lnrfaerts Witnesses Disagree Ma
teriaity IN Identification of Bones
"a Photograph In Court

CHICAGO. Get The esaae cr the
s1xth NesE % the ce.s1rzsed trial o.
Adol0n Lgesgsrt for TIE alleged murder
% rs wife showed TIE case far frcrn
egEH p2sEed- TIE e0ussrsaz ~ ogsasor az
t1s close % tae week th1s afIsrnocn ~
e-oss oassryssa 81 the trial since the opsn-
lnz MAS that the prosecution had tie
better Of tAs aExzEnezt as - TIE bones.
IL gsrts Tor ire defense rad coafrA11cts1
sach other on cr0sa-exzusnafAan-
Today Or. Aars4l4t added 70 TIE .oEfg-
SIGN CT the G~Eenze 81 hssntlfylng a nog
fer1aF IA manner IL direct conGlef ElEa
the Identification % DF. Airport % ths
same bore o. Friday. Ex. AlIporr sail
TIE baas IA sss1egCe EAz the upper CT
MP 1osns q sas feEn2r. DT Martha ies-
tfesl positively that the boEe was tbs
loser end - TIE feuur
The arst witness called was Dr.. Mar
ilat. - AehIla0D Veterinary college.
A4rtiAf Has eAlIeG upon 70 atau4gy vArs-
oEzs bosses placed ia evidence by ga@ prose
cGiion add declared oy the defense 10 e
the sonss % tEe EoweF OF animals Dr.
AArfisst w4s less coan8ens il his identzSl-
eaglon thar other sxgsTzs who have been
heard d2Fias the trial B<nentlng ~ their
/ xassiiatIng ossEGsrs the witness avoided
the elsgeris Laid technical pitfalls arranged
BY Prof. Dorsey. q tAe Field Columbian
museum. AaFitaas refused TO ldenflEy the
gorilla femur whEeh proved 3 Stumbling
block 20 Or. Airport The Stiffness ziso re-
fused 70 commit h.zEseif as TO a temporal
bone. he sas1 ne wanted soEnetnlng moFs
than an isolated bons IL order TO positive
~ state is nature and connection While
- felt sure h as GAN mind as 70 tia
Identity % TIE boaes. jet he IA not pro
pose. II the case Involving 50 much. ard
while under oath. % positively state that
these bones we're sGsolassly wat Es
thought they were.
A phonozFa IN sxpert brought into court
ses4ay a scoFN o. resolving Cylinders ard
on the witness stand ard BY request %
counsel witnesses all spsak aloud ard
clear IN ths s2taFe. n a short tire pho
reproductions q some q the
evidence VII be heard al over the eoun-
try.
MarIlas was led into fat contradiction
y Or. Airport As % ths idsatiacatloa % a
hee sswsur Yesterday DR. Abort pos
lively Identified a bone as the upper part 81
a femar OF a hog. This morning MarsIlat
lust As positively stased the bone Vas tie
lower part % TIE fenur
pr O HyzhsS. % TIE Chicago veterinary
college. vas next called Ard told Mat re
xrew about bones Els evidence aid no.
dir materially sroTa that % the othsr ex-
pets
Prof Eckisy Instructor Of anatomy and
in tire College - Physicians
ard Surgeons % he University OF Illinois.
was Gated BY re defense ms afternoon
PIE created sorse surprise by positively as
sertlrg mat he could not possibly identity
az place some = the bones n evidence. -
II would bs TIE most extravaganza sPeca-
!afsgn 10 do 80"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

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Lea Eae-@ are k1sszrs9s e ass szszzazss
2. Es1 = s@@ Lzsta@ Sx4eex waz a2g~ n~e~
@AEzxs1 n F1s sa1s mzrzszwHrs 49, s-s-
s41-S. esv1zsoz corrs. cr we're = przzsseas
agsn re2rty every day fer fear v2a-s az
a. tie s4sae ezze have a@e= X rror@ Ae%-
E@rzSs. Ezr1 saGxEf DATES tza- arr s~s=-
sE E1rop> ssfl. fea5 rzar.uvsrs az &C.
~ = teach 5o1aas - SCISSORS &c zaSxs To-
geEhsr
Military strengsh Of Infs~a states
70 the czesrtoa as whether u. Enfz@1
States. Under "a azLsary coaacy, wo<zae -
aoss 70 sccs s1r1 . ESxs2eAz po~sx. g@z-
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sAE1s % zee ST. 1v1nx WHO azse ss~1
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tang g sg1sz ar zrzsy sst1 zc6Srr zvsa.-
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w0446 aaE@ % Gsa nsEa~E1we- gas ard
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% eoassrascs. Io<zsrn r1e7s a.. zzrsrxut
from x4Es wElch or revolutionary s1shsrs
wenF 10 gax wfEA. Tas r2ags Ok aa0Gern
srErs a VERY gr&st ard properties EALza
70 ooan1s &c to1 - steel Aixhaszh Ire
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ss7tsc.zs. thsg are largely zAe9 = ia e.
rcpsan ssrvssa~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
NUMBERS OF New CASES.
Warm weather Causes yellow Fever
80 sar.ad-S Conference on
Quarantine 40 Re Held.

NEW ORLEANS. OCT Numerous
caaaS u yellow Fever appeared here today
az wAs expected. The weather 8 warn and
the fos8 % infection have Increased The
FraHxnancy % TIRE disease. however. has
rot yet se~n passed TaeTe aAa been four
daAths today ap 70 s 5'eicck tonisht. but
there have been nary DISCHARGES O ga
tssuts The nsw cases are widely scatter
ed No seeflon q the ely escapes the -
fection A. o'clock this evening the
health officer reported twenty-five new
cases aaa thrss deaths.
g-w rceter tessy sent te'eETaF1s 70 CIV.
Culherson. OF Texas ard Gov. Mci.aurin.
- Ai.ss-ss p7i san ~ attention 20 ere fae'
that exlst9aw quarantine regulations
against New Orleans wf-a eelnE enforced
- ss - completely p8r2syge business ard
inviting a conference e the hestsh IN >evs
o. tas tarsa safes . devise syster7
Which mtshs aTara adequate protection
hns rsfsaxe Ns3ssness ard she Gnlte3 SITES
r,aGss from useless Restrictions. Gov. Cal
r. rsrn r. response sErfes ~ confer
s1-a. hat reiterated hf~ hsnef that s. Nas
nos safe 70 Admit freight, express y pkf-
sanwers e. Texas frana New ORLEANS or
ether .nfeetsd acFrs
rDw ARrs W.sz oct There were
= cases - sc low fever officially veported.
& waEeh number ie are white as death.
thas q Iaia Mckay. ceiersa Rev Fa-s-
a. renAerxast Is annnag these strtcSe0-
MOBILE Afa oct Prank Ffercs. q
Faasatte Is ere enly new case of yellow r.
ser to-day Taers go Z assta. eat %
Afaxander Sellers i've patients weVe dis
CHARGED Teal cases 60 9ate - total
deaths. g toea5 dssc18rse8- =. Ic~ 2Eoer
sr@aeea#us e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
NEW BOOKS
ESs OCTOBER.

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W-AS-s- fe-Ezc -fees
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f4z1Y E2-&31cs ard Ier8 Nessor- ~
4aN- C1F1F EszFaSca- NVa. es1EE.
Pacsae Tales ~ L1lzs Be<kA ->-zas
me Psztszuses a. Pes<sr=sss nv TIE
a1tAGT e Taz Lie g a Pig svc. cAof1.
TEE Acsc~s Ar By kha leading zcs@
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Ass--sez2z Nony By Fare 90
CoEsSv2t1. IeEa csctA
Ny stuaso Nelxn 5c-s~ ~ wansa-a
EszslItcn Gibson. svo. esoth. Illustrated
Three P&rtasrS.~ Sy BrsI HSrls lsrsaS
~Msa x Might" By n . Benson liza
saoSa
me Painted Desert Ry KIRK MaarO-.
1@zzo. <AoxA-
7Wnsss Wan's Ara BY Ps1ltzsY Big
eaow. sva cloth illustrated
A. Irregular Corps II AstAs@se2Az6-~
By L.eai- c. P.lnss-- sye. eloss
Ar oIa-se31 School CTR BY Maria
EarlGra Isrwc. cIoth
ssaErx- k@sth's Cv1nel- By Mrs. ~. X
CI.zcr1. I@rao e1oSn-
~An 0p@n- Eyed Conspiracy. By w. n
Eowefts 1ernc c1e.H
ssErom Gl-gz P0tzt y yssw-~ BY LG.ss1
Sell ls-zo cieFh.
Braces AlaSkA.~ with lA-gs new r.SE>
Illustrated.
Guide % - Klsu9gks." Wiz .Azxs nsv
Ezsp. Illustrated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
THE OLD Way
OF TrestiaE Dyspepsia AID Indikes~
ttoa BY ptetiHg Barbarous
and Txef@s. One

say ta@ %d Say alt fra1S :
80 9ae ~ st me SIS
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

Thls "a n progressive age Almost
every cav gives hfrth 20 sore rev n
va-ticr o. discovery The tyFssesz1g
machine. IRE kaleidoscope. the tel@-
phone. to pnorcrrzph. sra other ST
.-tfsc achievements wntcs orly = teS
years ago zsrs fcoks3 upon as iH1pSsss-
hsHti~s are nox regarded as cornE2ora-
place reessssr1sS q Ats.
wnla vast improvements appear g
every SIDE. MANKIND hss nowhere rz2as
greater or racrs us@sUg strides g prog
rsss thar ia tie csi4 o. uae1lcs2s Ard
surgery.
America does no. contain q przcts-
tsoner r-a~s afsxe % tbs ccr14ttc1 t6ar
Or z u RatcG@s. This learned sc@-
eszEx = 8 EvsEx exsEpis q The t2cc
THAT Ire medical world % progressive
he dos ret cl4zg % sXplo4sz. theories
ror % o1a I5sas TOW zsSss-eoTsTs@ Snd
onsolete- He gTandly turns Rs face %
- tror1 ard witE l3f1y G-zetflSn ard
re.hle purpose strives FER re lzursas q
ire present ard furEre he = resoa2ts-
L. 6fxe-r-sr - % make STU r50re com
plsss IS ALREADY Eneo@zies success
Win a. lnszslaAls zpps.fts fsr scisE-
ts5e Sngw edge. Doctor Eatc4-ss. afts-
graz Eating sarIy "A Ess frcz ia i1a1-
tnx is.srzry as rr5sssssoaa- ec.Aszrss
- IL csGnEry. became a. carr
es- Az4SssFsoszs. gcns-sa,sz1s-s ss1-
3kat q medical se&sEo~. In
aeeo- sssrtnz wnzs ~ So aa- . 50
- ass srara45 re4-Aer tine. labor Eo-
exu@ass E@ aAs sesxe3 GEan every %
rertan5Ey ~ Advancement he aAs
visited tie rzosg famous hospitals u TIA
wo-26 a-2 szE34@9 tE@tr Es@fnc6s 81
srsatru@rE as administered ~ re
g-eAfAs- q g.sszer7 professors re a4s
searched. examined ans expsEta -@-ssz1
wtxh az re waE6zrs p@rlAzalzg - ais
pr1<aszsoz- All sAS exhausted every
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
REFUSED TO AWAKEN
TACOMA CIVIL SERVICE BOARDS
PEnsrxTEyr TRANCE
Pred IL Tnfe aetivfty-spfssfsx
Pleas. GntIxv of Fsxxery-Tse

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
SINGLE TAxERs ORGANIZE
King oeanty League Organizes and
Elects Oh5eers.

The King County Single Tax League
held It's meeting for permanent oryanfx.t-
ton az Lewis hall on Third avenue last
evening. There was a good turnout or
rse1 IL sympathy wita tas movement and
ire fo}lo&ing oftieers aere elected: Presi-
dent, f.. %. keLaEgaan: vice president
J z porusy; secretary. 5. NJ 1ougherry;
treasurer Robert Wilson The constftJ.-
tor as adopted was as follows.
That ire ieagle vii take 10 part IN
partisan politics nor fnsiorse any nsan for
oualic Once
That Al moneys received shall Re used
for Single Tax Propaganda purposes
That TIE only requisite Tor memo@@
ship IN the league b that the applicant Re
a subscriber 70 tbs National Single
TExer"
TIE nexf meeting will BE- held a week
f'cn~ fe-4av ~ rs-f~e susttE's court room
n TIE Occidental block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

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