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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-27

sar.LA wALLA. jan 2s.-Spscisl.-
k.',,euIsrs OF az attempt 70 escape from
4 ,sai.entiary were brought 70 the city
- shse morning. Three convEcfs were
s-.rsd in an operation which wous9 have
- them freedom IN "A short time mad
Z ssesr plans been discovered by Dep
4. warden Reed. They were Leonard
k.,-ss0fs. Matthew Casey and Louis
$50. ar Indian. since January ;
- mas occupied q room in the hOspi-
4 hxing I'll, and mad sawed a hole ia
n 6,ar large enough 20 admit 3 man =
- through which the Indian cTAwled
~ sxcayated 10 the bottom % the wall.
IS. seet below the surface. After reach
II the base OF the foundation ne COM
r.sesd a tunnel ia the direction 81 the
|~r.r wall. sixty-f0ur feet distant. the
r. taken being thrown IN a cavity IN
"a the adjoining room. StOmstu had sue
E.sded h tanBeling forty feet when dis
|.gsred. A short-handie shovel was found
ne tunnel, and q tram-ear. improy-
r. from Jute. with long strings attached.
"a been used 20 carry the dirt away.
=. Indian had also been confined In the
.ssiai.
harrison had been in the hospital three
raathz doing janitor work. but had the
1.4dOrl o, the yard. II WAS ae who gave
: dspntv warden the FIRST suspicion
a, sosncthing was wrong. he Has fire.
reatIy seat on errands 10 the laundry.
"A II was noticed that he never neglected
1 opportunity 70 pick ~ a piece Of
Irag. After watching him for three
~. he was followed last night about
a.nlgft. and the hole sn Casey's room
a the excavations were discovered.
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sKAeIT COUNTY LAWYERS.
sar Association Elects Oncers-'com-
mItfee on Rules Appointed.

MOUNT VERNON. Jan. A.-speciai.-
Ens skagit County Bar Association held
s annual meeting In the court house
Isl night and elected officers FOR the en-
Il lnx year, az follows President. -. NJ.
sEoodhury: vice president. J. Henry
ssnifh. secretary. Key pltman. treasurer
r. Stranger. a motion Was passed
aat n be the sense Of the association
4 BAT regular times bet set for jury terms
fad ihst there be at least two jury terms
| sfing the year
Considerable discussion took place re-
nrdlng the present rules OF tho supreme
sart covering the preparation Of briefs.
being the opinion that briefs might be
|Aartened by emitting much Of the ind
|hzs OF fact and conclusions Of law. Ac-
|nFdngly. committee was appointed to
aresully consider the matter and cor
sspond with the legislature with view
Il obtaining reforms In the present law.
The meeting OF the bar was attended
" nearly all the attorneys IN the county
sai was very cordial and harmonious.
me next meeting VIII take place In two
weeks
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NO sign OF TROUBLE.
Endeavorers VIII he offered Choice
of Roads to the Convention.

OMAHA. Jan. 2g-Generai Passenger
Agent f.onax. OF The Union Pacific, this
morning returned from Chicago. where he
has been for several days. Asked II the
franscontinentsi lines were already at
war among themselves over the division
OF business and through rates 10 san
Francisco for the Christian EncesNor
convention this summer. he said:
There Il no trouble OF any kind. There
Is not the slightest friction between the
tranacontinental lines and the officers OF
the Christian Eudcavor Soclety. The del
egates viii be allowed the choice OF
routes and viii be permitted 20 SO one
way and return another II they desire. 1
believe the convention viii be held In san
L. neleln- |"
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Los ANGELES. Jan. S.-The killing %
Little Pete IN San Francisco saturday
night has stirred I'D the Cd fsad between
the rival factions n this city. and trouble
= looked fer AZ any moment The Bing
Kong Tong and the Hop sing Tong are
showing considerable activity and are
ready 10 do some killing. The old time
dispute between the See Yup and the sam
Yup companies 5 also being aSitated.
Already the See Yups have declared a
boycott on the sam Yap stores and placed
spoilers az the entrances 10 learn which
Of the See Yno members patron.ze the
forbidden places and the killing Of Wong
Chez. chief OF the See YGps. has not yet
been avenged.
The arrival Of two other notorious hatch
et men from San Francisco has been
noted. and il has been given out that
about a dozen more are expected every
day.
Funeral OF Little Pete.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 36-The funeral
OF Fong Ching, better known as Little
Pete" the murdered leader OF the Sam
Yup Society. took place today. The funeral
procession vas about half a mile long and
the streets were crowded with curious peo-
PIE. After elaborate ceremonies the body
was placed In the receiving vault at Lau-
rel Hill. until further services. which will
be held next Thursday.
For killing Little Pete.
A gigantic Chinaman is in the secret
cell of The city prison, and the police are
confident that they have the murderer OF
Little Pete. A white man. whose name is
withheld was on Washington street the
night the murder was committed. and ne
claims 10 have seen the Chinese over six
feet tall run from the barber shop just
after the shooting. Tonight he saw the
same man and pointed him out TO A po-
hcsman. The Chinese was arrested and
taken 70 jail, where the police refused 10
allow him 10 be interviewed.
Private Detective Fined.
Private Detective John Callundan was
fined 800 or 100 days by Police Judge
Joachimsen for malicious mischief.
In october last Callundan, under in
structions from the Chinese consul, raided
the See Yup Society's rooms in Chinatown
and destroyed property worth s5Gc0 II
was urged that. as CaIlundan acted by d.
rection of the consul, there was no ma
lice on his part. The raid was
one OF the moves in the Sam Yup-See Yup
warfare which resulted in the assassina-
ton OF Little Pete"
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quantity. To understand ths appreciation
fe5t BY the pzrIakers u was only necessary
20 hear the cheer when the frs, 2.ztes o.
ice cream appeared. Il vas cheer from
the heart through the stomach. and end
e. In gasping s!gh % happiness and So
pFeEne satisfaction There vas cake galore.
/ come IL courses Of aver cOccaEat, oa-
mana and chocolate, and even The tcur
score or more hungry boys had 10 cry
enough" before IL was gone. or course.
there were other things. Some creamed
potatoes. prepared by Mrs. G c. Swift,
wifesof Secretary Swift, were moss sntic-
m but as one boy solemnly warned his
comrades: Look out, kids; leave room
for the Ice cream"
The exercises q the afternoon began at
40 o'clock The balcony of the gymna-
sum was alled with relatives and friends
OF the juniors who exercised on the floor.
under the supervision OF Director z. T.
Green.
First were the German iong-horse feats.
A potato race and an egg race followed.
the first Won by Palmer and the last by
SIromberg Exercises IN the gymnasium
wound up with a basket ball game and all
then adjourned 10 the swimming tank
room. After some delay In changing their
suits the boys came running in and like
so many frogs. went plunging into the
warm salt water They seemed innumsr-
able and took as much enjoyment from the
sport as though water were their native
cement. After the first plunge there were
races OF IS feet and 10 feet. Honors IN
the longer race. the long dive under water
and fancy diving were won by Leroy
Gardiner who is acknowledged ne best
swimmer among the Juniors. The 55-foot
race was won BY Phelps. A tub race. start
ed with two contestants. but one swamp
ed himself by over-exertion. and his rival
finished alone.
After the banquet all the boys were a.
yided In two classes the hustlers and the
rustlers They will vie In getting MEM
bers for the association and in athletic
work Directors f. B. BurweI and DR.. J.
p. Eagleson were present during the ex-
erelzaz and dinner
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fia unfcdf

The human tenement Is often haunted
% the griev0us discomfort 81 It's posses
sor--hy those malignant spirits. C1natipa-
tfov aud bilfnuAWeSs. Eut the abuwlnAhie
pair may he speedily driven out with the
patent help of Hostcttef'a stomach BIT
tera TAis genial Alternative. while &c re-
Heves fhe bowels and regulates the liver
never as A drastic purgattyc does pro-
,fNces violent effects au3 Weakens The tn
testInes. bn the contrary. the action 81
tha Eitfers is precisely analogous 10 an
EFFORT OF nature seeking 10 resume her
proper functions This furnishes pretty
conclusive evidence that &C IS better 90 use
nersuasivs means. 40 20 speak. than to
sn8eavor 10 coeFce nature 10 r. return 70
duty Violent remedies pToiuCc only
temporary enect. followed NV q hurffu
reaction For indf Ecation. Tns .aFia. and
kidney cHrnrtatntS F-1fuua tisru and ner-
vousnrEs the Btttsrs takes highest rank
among remedies u ths phDosop1ic schoo5.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST 4 JUDGE
Owen. mt LeaaviiIe Cannot Try the
Arensea Nurderers.

DENVER Jan &.-ThLs afternoon the
supraus court Of Colorado issued TEN
TseTary injunction, restraining Judge r ).
owens. 81 Isadvllse from presiding a. ne
trial OF j. r. Auburn. r. J. Dewar. pTesa-
dent and secretary % the Lea1viile Mifsrs
4 Mon, and O. j. Handy. charged ~ith the
MURDER OF Jerry - Ksefe. The LeadYiae
fireman. during tho riot Of SEPTEMBER -
last. The pesiffou on whies the writ was
granted was aIed By Attorney General
carr. and wnz supported by the snidavits
or twenty prominent mine owners ana
leading citizens Of Leadvilie. Including the
PROSECUTING officers. alleging that Judge
owens l. prejudioed IN favor 81 the defend
ants. The writ II reiurnab.f next Satur-
dav. The trial was begun this morning
before Judge Owens a. Leadyife.
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TRADERS BANK ASSETS souGHr
Fidelity Trust Company Takes Them
for s8..2Ds.6T

TACOMA. Jan Specialize assets
OF the defunct Traders bank were bought
late yesterday afternoon by the Fidelity
Trust Company for 81. 1857 The sale in
clufed notes aggregatlng sl63 oo0. exclu-
siye of the interest. judgments amounting
10 1850; $50 shares OF stock in the West
Coast Grocery Company; sixty shares in
the Tacoma Ice Company, sixty-six mort
gage bonds OF the Puget Sound Dry Dock
Company. and a lot OF open accounts
amounting 20 sl5.Ma
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REVOLVER AND SMALL BOY.
Combination which Almost Killed
w. III. wilson. Infant sam

TACOMA Jan. Speclal.-Measles and
a revolver nearly ended the earthly ca
recr 81 tho 5-year-oid son OF ". H. WI
son late yesterday afternoon. The boy
was confined 70 the house by Illness. and
becoming tired Of doing nothing, he found
his fathers weapon. which went OF when
pointed toward himself. The bullet struck
the infant IN the center Of the breast
bone and caused a severe wound The
breast bone WAS shattered terribly but
none Of the Internal organs was In
inred Young Wilson was removed TO
the Fannie Paddock hospital. where he
"a being cared for
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BOTH BOYS WERE KILLED.
billing Treetop Crashes the Life out
of Two foung Brothers In
Nhateon gouafy.

|wHATcOM. Jan Specialize sad
sst accident OF the year IN this county oc-
Erred near clearbrook Saturday after
son. when two young sons 81 Dir. and
kss NJ j. Morris were killed 81 the fall
q top OF a tree broken OF By the ~ind.
The boys were on their way from their
ssme a farm about nile west % Clear
cook, to the postoffice after the mail. aud
al gone about halfway when The tree
10 struck them upon their heads. killing
BEN Instantly. II Is supposed. TIE fa-
.tral took place Yesterday.
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IN THE SENATE.
rurpie Closes HIS spcech-The None
tary Conference and the Canal.

WASHINGTON. Jan %.-The senate
Md busy session today, Tuvpia ~ In
esna closed his speech on tho Cuban reso-
h,ions, urging that Spain had utterly fall
~ TO auen the outbreak and that tho
pnlted states should intervene.
The Wolccit bin FOR an international
monetary conference was considered Tor
he Hrsl time. White OF California. Can
ron Of Utah and Daniel 81 Virginia urged
iast the conference would be futile and
vas not intended as serious movement
toward bi.nfetalllsIn. Il was made EVIL
dent, however. that the hiE would meet
alile opposition beyond the expression OF
senator's that the bin would accomplish
s1hing Stewart offered an amendment
fFayidinE that IN case the conferesiee falied
@e secretary OF the treasury should WITH
a thirty aaNs bogiu the free ana unlimited
coinage 81 both gold and silver. Ne anai
seton Oh tAe hill was taken.
The Nicaragua bin was resumed Daniel
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coLrAx GAMBLING CASES.
strong showing Against Newport
Who VIII ue Hound Over.

CoLFAx. Jan. Especial The case or
Ton Newport and four Cinnamon. John
Wing 10 Day. Wah Lee and Kong Ching.
srrested Ia tne raid on Blnnard's saloon and
umbing rooms Thursday night, was given
preliminary hearing on charge OF
sambliag today. and the ease was con-
saned until tomorrow. The case against
Newport. the dealer. Is strong. and he VIII
Undoubtedly he bound over 20 the superior
sgrs, bat that against the Chinamen Is
much weaker on account OF difficulty or
Ratification and establishing by proof
he specific acts showing their psrticipa-
Ton. One OF them. To Day, was released
&c lneufficiency % evidence. and the others
Will probably be released tomorrow.
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Three Gases of Diphtheria.

TACOMA. Jan. SpeciaL-Three cases
OF diph,heria have broken out In Tacoma.
The cases az 1918 South X streei and li10
South NJ have been quarantined and the
tslird. reported az f0ss South State. Is being
watched for further developments. There
T. apprehendsd no danger OF an epidemic.
as the patients are nos afflicted with a viz
ulent type Of the disease. Every precau-
ton O. being taken TO prevent an epi-
q
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WRECKED ny RAINEs LAW.
Mig yeungtIng brewery Goes Into
Receivers Hands.

NEW YORK. Jan 2s.-On application OF
the board OF directors and Interested
bondholders, stockholders and creditors OF
the H. O. Yeungllng Brewing Co. Com
modore Nettsr MAS today appointed re-
celver for the concern. which ha- bond
ed Indebtedness % ti.seaeoo and other
debts aKgregating about x2i5.oco. A reor-
Eanizatlon OF the company win be al
tempted and the receiver vii continue the
business Ii - claimed that the Raines
liquor law a largely responsible for the
failure. having taken away a great deal
or trade and having caused the brs wers
TO raise large sums OF money FOR pay
ments OF licenses for saloonkeepers.
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Personal.

+. IT. Kilbourne leaves today for a bust
ness trip TO San Francisco.
BENJAMIN p Moore. United States mar
shall OF Alaska, is at the Butter
l.. G. Yerkes Of Lilly, Bogardns Co.
Is snending few days at olympia.
q = Harrison. "A newspaper man Of
Mount Vernon, Is at the Dilier with his
wife.
Mr.. W. J. Fife OF Tacoma. Is In the
city, attending the performances or Louis
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Coach King RcncheS stanford.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal, Jan.
eG-Coach j. F. king, Of the Mainomah
Athletic Club. today looked over the track
and training quarters and expressed him
SELF as well satisfied with the outlook He
has met most Of the candidates for athletic
honors and expects TO develop winning
team.
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speakirg against the measure. Morgan
submitted a le1ter from Pressa.nt Hl.ca-
cock. d the canal company. replying - fas
recent letter o Minister Rodriguez sfsr-
gar also osere1 az amendment 6szlEusd
% meet toe objections presented b. Mr.
RQdrlZ4ez.
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For rheo.oph,caI headquarters.

SAN DIEGO cal. Jan. 26-E II. Rambo
today bought 49, acres OF land on Point
Iobos. with the view. it = said. Of iocat-
Ing the headquarters OF the theosophicsl
society OF America at that point. Mr.
Ramho represents a New York and Eng
ish syndicate. The price paid for the land
was si2U0n
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TACOMA. Jan. es.-The snowseorm in
Dakota has $40 delayed traffic that no
Northern Pacific passenger trains have ar
rived from ;he East since Saturday. Word
comes tonight that the first Two trains 20
IL released wersi consolidated a. Helena
today and VIII arrive here tomorrow even
tnE. bringing several days mail
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RATCHET MEN READY
KILLING OF LITTLE PETE STrpS
Up AZ OLD FEup.

Los Angeles Chinese pr~pares 81
shoot, Cut and slash at an In
stanr's Nofice-See Tup spattrr.
at sam Yup acknowledgements
Refuses TO Take Notice of the
HfShbinders.
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TURKEY PREPARES ron WAR.
Activity Has Not Bcen EauaIed since
Her Last Great Conflict.

LONDON. Jan. 2s.A dispatch TO the
Daily Mail from Odessa describing the
military preparations going forward there.
SAYS. The activity has only been eqdalcd
during the period which Immediately pre-
ceded the two last great wars. The Turk
ish government Is unable 60 make its
usual annual purchases OF horses ia Rus
STA all % the stud farms being closed BY
the Russian government.
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ALL oS ACCOUNT or LITTLE EGYPT.
Grand Jury Promptly Tndicts seeiey.
phfpps and Rich.

NEW YORK. Jan 9-The grand fury
togav Indicted Herbert Barnum Saeiey.
james II phipps ara Theodore Rich in
connection wIth tire dinner given By See
lev a; Sherry's TIE Indictments charge
them with consplriuE 10 procure the In
decent exposure Of Two dancing women.
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Nini.ter willis nt Rest.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2S-The funeral
services over the remains OF Albert ;
wills. late minister TO Hawaii, were held
today at the First Christian church. the
greatest simplicity characterized every de-
tail
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WASHINGTON. Jan @-Tne Paciac
cable question was considered s@@An fosiaS
hv TIE house committee CO coanmsFee-
Gen- Wagner Swayne. % TIE Faaile -
his. Germany. az New Jersey. SAID mat
anx cable company organized nees'ssaTiiT
w.ouIa h4ve a majority q is stock @e-
CURED - British capitalists. Sad is ca
he xo.sd be rAsSs = kE~42n1~ Cs--x-s*e
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dIa,ING FOR LIBERTY.
- coxyICTs WORK TO Es-
,r FROM wALLA wALLA.

Hsfe Through the Hospital
r~er. Burrow Under the Walls
- TunneI Forty Feet Before the
...~-vf II Dfseovered-Fsvo sick
.-x~su<rs DO the Work. While an
~,.sty Supplies the Implements
,~~siou< Continuance for He
.vfng the Dirt.
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could legislate in any bin for a cable
against discrimination ana couid specify
the rates to be chargde
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BOSTON. jar. 27--pr Wn. r Alrer. ~
This city. tire well-kroNH lecturer and d.
via~. VIII probably accept the pastorate Of
he Unitarian church az Berkeley. Cal.
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THEY PROTEST..
Fu.ionfstx Disagree with Retrench-
meut Committee.

The fuslonists do not ike some OF the
recommendation Of the retrenchment as
sociation. published IL the Post-Infelligen-
Ger YESTERDAY Some Of them. making up
the emergency committee" have called
upen John Wiley. chairman. 20 Issue call
Tor A meeting 70 - held Saturday night
a. 7.2o o'clock. Masonic temple % protest
against the recommendation In response.
chairman Wiley has issued the following
notice:
Hon John Wiley. Chairman Emergency
- nlrnltsae-I,ezr Sir: We. tae under
signed. members 81 the emergency CON-
nittee respectfully request that you cal
a meeting OF the fusion forces u King
county AZ The Masonic temple Second and
PIKE street. Seattle. on saturday. Janu-
AIRY 81 lsa7. az T-33 2. m. for the puFpos
% protesting against she contraction OF
the school ysar and TEe dong away % me
litt q IRE I'D police profession that p nov
have }a order thai the holders 81 outsiie
wildcat real estate may speculate IN the
same al the expense OF tle taxpayers aud
citszens % King county: and 20 consider
suca other business - may come before
the meeting.
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
LARGEST POULTRY SHOW YET
HELD ON THE PACIFIC COAST.

Entries of Fancy Fowl Member -s1
and Pet stock 2oo-Ex-JudEe
sfalfcup Furnishes Sensational
Traders Bank Pnrchssed-ttve
fear-old Boy accfaentfy shoots
HimxeIf-Dfphsherfa Breaks Out.
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GEO. Il KING
- Y PRATHER-
John = HART
FRED RICE RONETIA
ALDEN j. ELETH IN.
"CORWIN : SHANK
n J. ATH Eli
GEO. NJ HOLLOWAY
Pursuant 70 the aboye request = puhiic
mass Hreegsnz Of the fusion forces q h!rs
county IS hereby called 70 meet - me Ma
s1rie temple. Second avenue ana PIKE
street. ca January - Is$l. az s-A8 g. n .
for the purpose raentloned
JOHN WILEY. C.1alrza&n-
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Percales.

One lot standard English percales.
121kc. regular; for Friday only. per
yard,
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