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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-09

HAS CAPT. EoGLE'S RECEIPT.
InArm Old Man Locked TIP In Ia
coma Jail.

TACOMA. March s-Special-The police
gathered In an old man here this morning
who was booked on q charge OF insanity.
From a paper found In his possession the
prisoner should have the neat sum Of
81 40 TO his credit IN the safekseping OK
Capt. George W. Hogie. OF tho Seattle
police force.
The old man is apparently about IS
years OF age but beyond the fact that
the receipt bears the name OF Nathan
Manick nothing IS known OF his Identity
or antecedents. The attention OF Pa
cific avenue patrolman was attracted 10
him while he was aimlessIy wandering on
the streets. and g moment after he APP
preached the officer with a request that
some papers he claimed had been left with
the policeman DO returned to him. lie
was taken TO the police station and
searched before being locked up. when
the receipt OF the Seattle Officer was
found in his pockets. The rest OF his as
sets amounted 10 only a couple OF dollars
IN small change
His hearing has been postponed until
the officers can communicate with the
police OF Seattle. from where he is sup
posed TO have but recently arrived. The
receipt bears the date Of March 5, and hs
IS supposed 10 have been In Seattle on
that date. Nothing which will throw any
light as 20 the wherea bouts OF his friends
or home vas found In his possession.
Nathan Ianick was picked I'D on the
street IN this city March by PRtrolmsn
Ben Thompson and sent 10 police head
quarters for the purpose OF getting him
out Of the way Of two suspicious char
aetsrs. who appeared to be deeply In
terested N his welfare. The old man had
81 so on his person. or that which repre-
scented that amount. He deposited his
wealth at police headquarters for safe
keeping and was given receipt. Capt.
Hcgie was not on duty last night but
those a. headquarters knew about the
case. They said. however. that they did
not know as 20 whether the money had
been called for, They thought however.
II was locked Up IN the safe.
Manick. IL appears. had money IN .
bank-about .st9. The bank failed or
something happened. ard n. cid man
got only y portion. lie - almost insane
over the affair.
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Tacoma Bureau OF the Poet-Inteiligeneea
LIZ Pacific Avenue

Tacoma Bureau OF the Poxt-Inteiligeneen
liz Pacific Avenue
TACOMA. March Observation-Disclosures
$1,000 damage suit was fled against ex-
Mayor A. V. Fawcett today. In this suit
the city is not Q party. bat Il II brought
b. Charles b Hurley, manager Of the
Commercial Electric Company. and the
complaint charges false Imprisonment and
persecution
The complaint in made on two counts,
one for al arrest made on the morning Of
July -. Ises. and the other made In the
afternoon Of the same Gay. Five thousand
dollars damages Ia asked In each case.
The first cause OF his complaint sets
forth that July Is. In the forenoon. Faw-
ceir directed enc Brack. q policeman, 10
arrest Hurley. and compelled him 20 go
TO the police station. where he was
searched. ali his personal property taken
from him. and he was thrown into = cell
until he put up 81 bah.
When he get out and started down thu
street and met Fawcstt, who ordered an
ofhsr policeman TO place him under ar
rest and he was again taken 10 the sta
ton and had 10 submit 10 q repetition Of
the indignities that he claims were heaped
upon him In the Soraing- Again he put
Up so and was allowed TO go. When the
matter was brought Up in the municipal
court he was discharged. as there was no
case against him.
The suit promises TO develop several po-
Itieal deals. An army OF attorneys viii
appear on either side.
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wEN.TcuEE NEWS.
Wagon Road Needed to the ucth"w-
pndeawor~r. Fleet oMcers.

U-ENATCHEE. March s-Spocial.-A
r~strfon for a state wagon rced from We
ratesee un the west site of TIRE Colufnhia
10 the mouth 90 TIRE 1ethov river WAS cir
cfi'afei last week. and signed ~ Almost
every voter IN this section OF the county.
T,Ats road = almost an absolute necessity.
sna the state should help build y. - *
would h- too great an undertaking Tor
Okanoran county alone.
Arthur Gunn, president ~ ths Wenat-
choa water Power Company, returned
from seattle yesterday where se has been
IN TIE interest Of Tho company. The com
panv il advertising FOR bids for the bridge
work seross the Weratehee river Ter ooE-
viewing the fumes. p'p-~-. etc.
Mrs James Chsse. wife OF Judge ChHss.
81 ,hl- place who hss been a. Cor some
,tr,a wss taken q SEATTLE last night -
receive medical tr~atrsnt. and Be CARD
ro- Nv her 6augntsr, Mrs I'd Nugeai oi
thn: piace
A. Ne last meeting % the Christian In
seav-ore-s TIE following officers we're slect-
a. FER TIE ensuing terra: President. Nrs
q A. Miller. vice pTeziaeE'. Mrs A Dunn.
.e,rstsrv. Mis- cara ForgUson; CORE
-,ouestnx secretary. Miss Ma6Ee T'acEnp-
-. treasurer. Mss Icsis etevsns
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New interpretations

Two new mining organizations Cleo their
articles Of Incorporation sith the auditor
yesterday. They are
The New Seattle Mining Company. ca pital
stock sl.0y1,eu. trustees. G.. II Thorn pson.
III. @. Blackwell, John Blgham. C G. Aus
tin, II Kennedy. A ID. Sperry andsF. r.
Coulter.
The Pocahontss Gold Mining Company.
capital stock 81 gs eeo; trustees. 8. r. Had
dock, h s. Turner. j. II. Irving, Henry
Stephan and John Suderwski.
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GEN. LoaAN's STATUE
To BE Unveiled July -. fn Comuem-
Grafton of Atlanta

CHICAGO. March s.-St. Geuder's
equestrian statue OF Cen. John A.
Logan in the Taks Front park
viii DO unveiled July n. The work
81 the noted sculptor II now bang cast
IN nronze IN New York. ard IN few
davs the South Park commissioners VIII
BEGIN 20 bufld the foundation on which the
immense figure will rest. The date for
the unvei.inS OF tho statue has been So
iectsd by Mrs. John A Logan In common
grafton o: the Gay when Gen. Logan took
command OF Gen. NoPhe-son's corps be-
fore Atlanta. after the death Of Cen Nc
phe-scn- Ths Survivors Of the famous fas
members OF ths Illinois legislature who
stood toxsther for sixteen weeks until tbs
deadlock was broken and Gen Logan was
elected United States senator. VIII attend
the rnveLliug ceremonies.
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TACOMA. NGrcs s--Spec.s'-Ths eas.
O. assault with iuteat TO murder against
y II WEBB came Up for s@cord trial "A
the superior court to9sy bste-e JE6Es
Kean. weoo - chA-xs: with shooting A
=. Waite. and was On trial year age. re
Tory 81 ne esse failing 20 agree. TIE
trouble between Webb AMI Whit. R~a=e
over a you-x lady 70 whom both we're pap
irx AItsnSso1.
Tas case - row Being sr0Seegts1 ~ rev
orTcs~s ara heard before a new ,v-slsctsa
,,sssxe hut nothing thus far has asvs3opeI
snowfnz Ray especially rev features %
th- case. IT'S .1ry vas esnp2neie. io1sy.
s-z Waite ths prosecuting wltnsss va.
on TIE staS1 thToas ho<2. sAs afternoon
A T-scsaoz - dismiss o. 80 green's of
the r~suse got being sgeet@c2f}y stAta~s IN
-. tnscrzzasfon vas eeaie9 by ths cou~.
TIE case ALL likely cccGpy +Es satir.
vsasE
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....ss.srz case. involving . sone1
= - $3.50 OF the law Of contracts.
81. - ard submitted . Judge Jacobs
s@s@ss.s.a Yesterday afternoon
80 brought ~ Alexander Il
.-sir dealers OF Oakessaals. Wash.
as. .aa yevsIty Min Company. Of Sc
:. -s.oysr ESQ. the Jess 0f plaintiffs
-. s.sfysss 81 the min company % fGl-
= s--~.K Of contract alleged 70 have
- lrso. The plaintiffs received
-. IRON tie Gefsadants. October
- axsirg them . furnish the fnil
utsh 40 bushels OF No. ! club
"a Altering 10 pay 50 cents q
- az ne srzin laid down In Seattle.
.sssssans sliega that they e. once
= se~autsnre % the offer By mail
..e,~a6 ne wheat the same Gay. but
+. .y-xaI here the defendant refused
!. ard the Oakesdaie Grm were
- ,.s.isgsa. October =. 20 sell tas en-
s.. sssarnsnf At 81 cents. which BY that
So ne ruling price in the Seattle
80 ne sss3 asked FOR II the differ
- = he total Price Of wheat between
:. = esass offered and the s. cents re-
esssee.
-. - e7ixszeIes ~ its business required
= lnn,esiats answer % the telsgTaphio
- Rece.gszg no such answer, the COM
So lad 80 means Of knowing that Is
- Id bsea or woald be accepted. and
: - nssntlme. the i8meiist. demands
: - MI haa 20 be supplied from other
..s,e.s 20 that when the shipment from
r.fs.az.e arrived, two or three days later.
=. sa.npsny had no use for the grain. or.
!. ~ rata. the price having fallen. could
!. rake good TIE offer OF 50 cents
~ eAse seems 20 hinge upon the ques-
a. xAetner . contract was brought into
.xss.ses when TIE Oakesdale firm mated
:. .sess;ance Of the tslegra phlc offer.
~ may authorities were cited By Blaine
i - yries. Cor the plaintiffs. and Craven
rrsgs1. COR the defense. The a1thorl-
- agree tat the employment OF ths
.sra axsaey Ia accepting an offer as has
49, asea u making Il completes the con-
sssrt Thus unless the means through
$50 AZ answer Is expected are spscifcal-
r ssfsa, 81 offer By mail is considered ac-
ststs4 ard ire contract made when such
s~~a,znee Is dropped IN the postofiice.
4, he authorities are not 80 clear where
as,zsYenf agency has been used 20 convey
- acceptance Of an offer. and according
s ssy6rai decisions u Eastern courts,
ssss 81 the defense yesterday. coguizancs
ssn1H % taken % tina fluctuations OF the
ai.ks; ana the greatest promptness mani
ss.ss Ia accepting Or rejecting, so that no
aATsssage OF high offer could BE- taken
sasr market quotat tons had dropped down.
- present case originated IN the civil
ts-srtrs1. before judge BENSON. but was
fraasssrreo to Judge Jacobs department.
b mutual consent the case was heard
y@tsrsay without the intervention OF n
SRI. ard at o'clock was submitted 20 the
ezr fsr decision. II vas taken under
sssssssnt and judgment VIII probably
y san1s3 down today,
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ALMOST MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
e-.rE. Campbell. OF Norman. cs1sht
- Machinery Heittng.

NORMAN. Wash. March s-speeial--
go. A campbell ere a. the pEeprte-
ters ~ the Norman shingie mil haa
s-onks~fri escape from death sStslFaAF
Mr. Campbell vas AZ Work - - ta-a -, a.
attempted 20 adjust eeii t1lst as1 =,
-. a.. p.salev on the main SHAFT In
-. Wv as foot cos sntangied in ne
,,eitinx. Ars IN al instant Re Was VEL - :
.hr,.,eh The air ST Tire rate or - feFesa-
,sonx 20 ire minute. his body stFsNins t1.e
So ard ~al at every turn II ~As hass
49, = minute before Ire machinery GO -.
"a steppea. Sna when Csmpcssi " Al So
i-os~ every enc thought hasa oea1- : *
-. ,-.,s-s.tss - cane around. His fssht
- A. hr,asan ard out % Joint &nG RS oo1y
r,see a-uises. eat theTs Is 40 aoea' tAA'
- al rneaNer.
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Verdict In sh. Auburu Case.

The verdict Of thu jury in the Auburn
mill case was announced In Judge Ben
sons court yesterday morning. The
plaintiffs. ". +. McNatt and Patrick Ben
son. who were represented BY Pratt y Rid
de. get al they ask for, the jury holding
that the shaftng, pulleys, piping, betting,
trucks, etc. were not subject TO the mort
gage which had been executed before the
improvements were made. They are ac-
cordingly awarded the immediate posses
sion Of the property, which Is valued at
sisg
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present today: A. n. Charlton. Of the
Northern Pacific; ". II. Hurlburt, OF tho
Oregon Railway & Navigation; f. Z.
Rogers and j. r. Kirkland. OF the Southern
Pacific; A. 2. c. Dennison ard X. &.
Stevens, OF the Great Northern; #. J.
Coyle, OF the Canadian Pacific; Assistant
General Agent Goddard OF the Burling-
ton: J. L. De Bevoise. of The Rock Island;
Il. W. Baxter, OF the Union Pacific. The
association meats next month at Tacoma.
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Sale OF Street Car Tine.

wHATCOM. March s.-9peciai-Ths
Tairhaven & New whstcom Street Rail-
way Company's property VIII BE- sold at
the front door OF the courthouse IN What
com on Saturday. March q, at 10 o'clock
The debt for which it Is 70 be sold 10 Ssse.-
as. which was due December g. 1899. The
lands. buildings, rolling stock. franchises
and everything belonging Is 20 20 In one
lump without valuation. apprassenent or
being subject to redemption. No bid OF less
than 1900 win be listened 20 and si5.eeo
pledge money must accom- pa1y IL
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View water o~asuan~~.

TACOMA. MARK s--S7scsAl --TA~ csa--
- "a. passed 81 orilEzace p-cxsa.nx - =.
area city ws:Hr patrons 80 nst par tsssr
u.s. ~ she fsa 90 tie socee~-strx zao-tls
fs~ which fheT &Fe serves. tAa canses g.
-sr-er q raalz- wcrEs san rsuss -.
wsesr 70 re tarue9 OF. ana ssnaa nas % =
.rrmea On Engsl p~na}ty &C - rerss' 10
SssMer wt'a a. efs IL Arrears a1z ether
rsrslsss=s 4n4 interest - pa
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"Scotty'' Sharp was srraiSned BEFORE
Justice Ingersoil at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon on the charge OF rooolng
japanese barber IN his shop on Main street
on fhe evening OF February IL was an
ticIpa;ei that Sharp would fight the ease
but 10 the surprise OF all he arose and adj
dressed the court as follows: Your honor.
desire 10 waive a preliminary exainina-
ton" Justice rngersoll replied that II that
was the case he would tx bonds at $50
Sharp could no; meet the cal and was
taken 90 the county Jail
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Railway Postal Clerks Of the sleven df-
visions OF thu service In the United States.
win start for San Francisco 70 attend the
convention Of the United States Railway
Mail Services Mutual Benefit Association
10 be held In San Francisco commencing
March 10. and continuing five DAYS. Tia
officers pf tho association, who VIII &C
company the excursion, are president. p.
=. Wariug. Of New York: vice president.
George ". Young. OF Chicago: secretary
and treasurer. L. c. T.agTaye. Of Chicago.
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eEAy.E or RECEIVERS.
Tie Niles Company's Affairs I'm Good
Condition.

TAs special report and resignation OF T.
Davidson, receiver for the z. G. Miles
gsnp&sy wss flied In the superior court
yesterday. and an order OF Judge Moore
eeeeps the resignation and appoints Ar
CT Z Piper TO succeed Davidson The
rsse-i shows total assets amounting TO
Rat. With liabilities at 81. $3.50. ieav-
isg ret resources % the amount OF SO
fG. Dividends have been paid the cred
fars amounting 10 50 per ce.t. OF all
Gains. and the report advises that the
t.slasss he continued rs the best way Of
ftsaelag the remaining indebtedness. Mr.
IaEidson's resignation Is on account OF IL
kszlsA
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Capt. Hart Sentenced so Two Years.

PHILADELPHIA. Msrch Capt. John
n. Hart. convicted OF 7.fhustering. tccay
was refused A new trial hy Judge Butler,
and sentenced 10 two years Imprisonment.
a fine Of ss19 and the costs OF prosecution.
about s5.e9Q. Hart WAS taken 10 prison i'm
mo5iateay.
Late this afternoon Hart's counsel APP
peared before Judges Pearson, Dallas and
Burlington IN the United States court OF
appeals, and applied for writ or error.
Assistant Attorney Kane said that while
the government did not assent to tho
granting Of the writ. II did not oppose
such action. Tho writ was then granted
and Hart was released upon ball by his
former pondsmen fl T0a.
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SELCTr. Wis. Ma-cs s--ThomAs Ccn-
Get. ased 20 q dead. From iSss 20 lSss 70
was missionary in<ths Sandwich kxancs-
He was TIE last 81 a company OF thirty
rltsksoesriss who at tor TIE islands II 1sss.
He was the G-ss Waite person tina natives
o. Maui Island ey1r cav.
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..L "a, All worthless

rAfSaxA. Nf.vca .as--klnaer "
1910 ~.s.e3vs- q tie SgepsHz Hys1sr
re-npAHy. has Gle3 saprlssn'sa' "a Fesor' s
q vsl-s Ss states fhAg aap&A1 sfocN s.
.-s-,ss,ss Amounting - fG.sa naaF =
1900 upon 10 small sNteAt = IS
toner rep.sgt Ae said taAs stock NAs ~ u
tSzxz
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WASHINGTON. March s.-'-he secretary
Of ex-Queen Liliuokaianl came TO tho
White House AZ o'clock today bearing n
nota addressed 10 Secretary Porter. The
latter wss at lunch. ard the ex-queens sec
rotary did not want an answer.
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ro-opersfIva society.

Tn. regular meeting % the Seattle
branch Of the women's state Cooperative
Society win be he'd tomorrow afternoon
~ o'clock in the new rooms Of the Cham
n.r ~ Co-amarce, Collins hui'3ing. All
Ter.nn. interested IN TIRE patronage OF
ZONE Industry are invited 20 attend
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MIR. DoLPHs LIFE IN DANGER
Ho Loses . les ana 10 Liable
to Die.

PORTLAND. Or. March S-Ex-united
States senator ]. -. Delphi today had his
left ieg a-npgt&fe6 t1ss above the knee, xni
tonight hs lies n very critical condition.
Il = feared tia. he viii not sarviys the
shock OF the operation. A few days age
q sore appeared On Air. Dolpas leg. Il soon
became very troublesome and tsdsy the
physicians decided that &; vas case OF
uxic blood poisoning. and that the only
hope for his recovery was through a-np1-
tation-
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yysae 70 physician o. gAsTaaAcsss e@A
.,ns..ts.tfouslv ~sErAaS q care ne =. -
Aver 60. guarantees he S.Fatt. z
- -...ss-{-.B virtues 81 Ayers saEs&sa-
-. n - 80 a-lv biss2 r4Tta@F So
r-irssa a. ths sTszk Wss.1s EA2s = SsE.s-
eAgS, tE&
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GRANTED THE APPEar.
Case so To Agals Taken ss
the supreme Cowrt


sssgs Haufcrd yesterday granted ths
%.s~A Rom he United states circuit
kf - tie Niash district 10 the United
s.s'ts supreme ccart Ia The case q .ha
- e Seattle rs AAaiph Krux. The case
p taken up G-e'tiy 80 the suprcnas
j, instead - passing through tbs court
" sigsals AZ San Francisco
he ec1Et MI a..ow Krus - furnish
-" tae ex-c.ty treasurer wtl uu-
-.} es ale Be furnish e and pass
-, - s1 he eustotv - tie sheriff. X VII
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VERDICT ExPECTED TOMORROW.
Johnson Murder Trial Progressing
Raps3fy.

ELLENSBURG, Wash. March s.-sps-
c.al-Ihs johnson murder case is being
vigorously pushed Night sessions are
being held, and the trial undoubtedly will
be concluded by Wednesday.
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PASSENGER ASSOCIATION MEETS.


PORTLAND, March s-The North Pa
clio Coast Local Passenger Association
held monthly meeting today Mr.. j.
Roche was reelected secretary OF tho as
ISOLATION. and the auditing COMMITTEES OF
three was re-e,ected-A. .. Charlton, r
C Stevens and n. w. Baxter.
The association has been in existence
Just one year, ana the results so far ara
satisfactory 10 the memoerA There were
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OLYMPIA, March s-9psciai.-JohnI lss
committed suicide at Summit twenty miles
ves. Of here. last Friday, By drinking
iaudanun- lie was subject 10 insane
speiis. and IL 10 supposed was out OF bis
right mind
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runrraI of Ex-Iirut. GOV. Rieh.ra..

Funeral of Ex-ifcut- Gov. Rfchards-
VICTORIA. n. c, March s--Ex-Ldeuten-
snt Governor Richards was buried today.
Parliament and ths iaw courts adjourned
cae funeral was attended BY members %
the house bench bar and leading people
Of British Columbia
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meetings. ard czucA ., ne early history
o. Oregon was ehFonsciSs BIZ him He
le2vss widow and = large family 70
mourn his loss. TAe funeral VII occur
We1-esSay
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Postal Clerks Hound West.
CHICAGO March s-TomoTrow at E-T
clock Is committeeman sea-cted oy the
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
Ex-NAYoR FAwCETr PERSONALLY
SUED ron $4,000.

He Had Charles - Harley, Msaa2~r
of the Electric Company. Locked
rp I'm JAN Twice In One Day and
Failed 10 Make Out . Case Agaiast
Hin-Another Batch 81 Trouble
Resulting Trsn the Boggs Case.
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License 10 marry was yesterday issued
to ]. II. Moore and Cora d. Dittnar, both
Of Seattle.
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MRS. BEECHER DEAD.
yrxrRABIE WIDOW o. THE
GREAT PULPIT eHAfoR.

Last Days spent af the Home Of Ter
only DaughteP-A Life Devoted to
the HeuseheId-Last yisft to
Puxet sound Nearly Two Years
Awo-Hsr Literary Work-After
weeks of sickness. She Expires
ON the Tenth Anniversary Of Her
Husbands Death
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IIV OF CONTRACTS.
xarsTrxG PHASE EVOLVED
CASE VOW IN COURT.

~u Cempany Tsiegraphs for
-. 4. Grain Dealers I'm An
Townsville Latter Mail an
,tasee sAa ship the Grain
Dsy-The ssfIi Company
-. 20 Accept IL, and Claims
v..s,sts- should Have Teie-
A~x Their Acceptance, In
- sending IL by Mail.
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Onyx Top Tables.

Reduced prices, commencing to-
day. These are rare and useful
ornaments for the parlor. Prices
from - mp.
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probably be q long tine h>sc-. IN. ea.4
Will come % ST. Washington City. Mr..
LEWIS eloquent address 20 the court p~sv-
MS Tor writ OF hAheas corpus wAz de-
MED on the ground that the court had no
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-09

Euntce Waite Bullard was born In West
sutton. Mass. Aug IS 1914. the daughter of
Or. A-temus +3uIlsrd, a Congregational
.nsusstar. She vas educated at Hsdley,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-06-30
A New ENTERPRISE.

Messrs. Evans & Gartner have made
arrangements to purchase all the to-
bacco pole cured, raised by small
farmers around Fort Meade. They
have associated with them, Mr.. Curry
manager of the Tampa Cigar Co., who
will pass upon the quality Of the to-
bacco and the price will be governed
accordingly. This is an enterprise
which will be of inestima BILE benefit
to all small growers who are not IA
miliar with the curing process and are
not prepared to hire experts. This en-
terprise removes the greatest obsta-
Gle in the way of tobacco culture. AS
the sale of the tobacco is now an as
sured fact every farmer should ar
range to plant as much tobacco this
fall as he can cultivate. There should
be 1000 acres planted in this vicinity.
FIT. Meade Times.