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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
Gourt Mates

Nellie Nelson has Judgment against
BsnAirata B. Freed es a.. rer u-z5a AMI
costs, with fecree o. foreclosure
C12afy Commissioners NIckerssn ant
Ire board VII hold Is next meeting On
Monday.
In .A@ suit az Tona J. M-snvra azasrse
y HAN r. Newman. Judge Moore yester-
day ersered findings u favor II the
pialntIz.
Iuass Benson yesterday signed iadx-
rserF n tAe zast ~ " A. EalI1nEer W
J. Z. Crtcntsn. Gls1ulSSsrx the case with
cut prejudice a he plalasiT's cost
Judgment vas signed yesterday. on YER
G. Carter against the city for s. 80 ard
= favor y Samuel Droxianaa Against J
&cFlnLay f9r So
Arrieles q Incorporation were Sled yes
gaFIagiaB Company, trustees, ". 2. Wood
F. J. " 1n2 ART A l. E1wley. capital
stock. 50 60 e sla0 SHARES
TIE ssIit u TIE S-sts3n & Poss 1I4H Com
parry aEalnst TIE Tacoma Seattle Bouls-
ward Company Tor humber furnished. has
Seen sestle8 CG1 - eo1rt and WIS dts
r1isEeG yesterday without preJ,zdics" BY
Jg3gs Moore
TIE 1srT in the esvil department yester-
Farnlssee sam Brown IN me sgsis ~ the
fEa-k rtArnn3 Tee f'arwuanv ~ Gus
Brown - a. ssr goods sold ard delivered
Judgements we've rendered yesterday iz
favor - .hs cl y or Delinquent stree zTa3
Tax su4.s "a fellows Ag&lust JoserAIns
Z M~cetuss a. az Ssoa - p Aaren Ar
as-zer e. a. Sss2ts = p McSauxst et
a.. SIE52. T. Il Grifssh 20 TX. t3ss. &.
n a. tire su3ts aEaguS u. = Caldwell
atlas william 0NetL who bcugat Dat q,
%e5san's s0ionn ard ran a. with Ereas
saisnaar FOR a few dsvs. afterwHr3 SKI
trr sAe rsw- and eavfng his ~raditars ir
the lzvch. erters * d@fsaig weFe entered
,r-asar4uw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
A YoUNG MANS DOWNFALL
Frank Alexander " arssesa By Women
nnd GsnhFs-~

Frazk AIsxauGsT. c1sEeczgr For Nsshp-
T13t-an local azeut fer 4 cigar firm ls
r. tronn.s- Yesterday morning q warrant
vas Issza& sn Issssce fazsrSo.s-s ,os.~-
charging hiE wztE ezz1s zz.a rrazr % tes
exesnt e E7aa-
Alexander wezs - work s-r NJ Todr-
nan several u15nrns a~1 Ha VS. xarI-
-ecocsEe1sest an& being . br1Ehe. wI1lu-
T.1zE fellow. sesG ~CE zhe r2n81ence az
PTS ar1uzover- Last week N~ Tess-n,4r
discovered r~ar tEsre WIS a shortage IN
AiexaEtarE accounts SarTzrs8w ever r. 2
Mr Taatza1 ard Alexander rad raHv
alta Cntes q posscs Eeaa. ard A1axa~.as~
sad teat hs As3 ts2eg-aoeed his fzrzar -
CONS ar4 s-rasE1-sl aGt tee saarra -
TNfs wzs Satisfactory - NJ Toszr--a1
an4 & sazza4 as e tna case was a. az @n.F
s. S4essesurEv hss@ve-. = wss discovered
ssat wEgIe Alexander sa5 confessed . a
shortage. AZ c5gt -.Ee ESTIMATED AZ rsa
"a "a N-ammf VS. nearer 4e9
Mr. Tcsseza- also discovered thar rosz-g-
Alexander lad Ae5 % h.z zasaE tsse-
graphing - rs sasAs~ VIA rhts rszas-
;lcn q 4Ss-s Mr. Tods-zz ws-t il
searcn y A warrant lEsa Tuesday -lEhc
Re cca4 ret ges tAs proper os-sesgAs. 50
A-exAzs19r ~as bssze3 20 - - city tz1l
Sttz1Gz any eGa~gs plzce4 opposite rs
ua=e- Xssrs--1zy z,oTzEz< ne war-zz-
Hzs .sasSs& sz1 1se rresezs- rlac@1 azs.sr
80 aGnss ta &ppsAr Esxt week t0r ere
zr-z1arv exaz11Sztz1r-
TIE aa~ufaH g A1exz7tz- g r-aat
s-zrw-ass % as SEzeEzss. Casss e Pal8cz
ksa1 g-sw ssr wa4 Ea1 Supposed d. Eas
= nazs.sz voGrg -a- Z Arrears tAa-
A1sxarsze~ hAs Tsc@aglT 4sv~5cpa1 fs-s-
zzss - - g-s&r Azsr:rz1 gaze G4zl=z
draw vekzr. Efs = 4Ase gwen 70 1rurpsag
rsczHss II go Sc l. Is Aks1 sad t11t
sa Ezs = FTseGs2. 4 variety actress. a. re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

Ccrg--g~-zzx Lezsz. Z severed v~-y -sen
- sane pcka-s as saQse srs1zssEx-s q tae
sS--s~ ira ses1zE - EzcS4srszIly re
cAskn 90 -~s<-1ess-Se = rne zzrg 90
C1e@~s ~ jean N--a-E-
he sE2s@ ezl1e8 - arss wsszeSz and tsa
tr1z2 - - case wzs saz-5y O. p
AszzEz -@-tS-ez thar AZ rae ttzzs q re
xsE2-< Awzzs- x rss5 &c vas ccrnzsrs
r1ss ae received w1r4 % 70 70 ne place
~1e-s C1c@re MS xSiess Es tod q as
g1Z1x 70 t1@ 8sere e sae king. a-1
sss@T wssw1zz re hsss.T cs as 1-z@rFzx Z
s-rzw-E ize2 t-~ FRY g Ezx<s@~-n<-n's ur-
aerrzksrg sHfsAi1sHrert c. tn@ surargy
taz9 was Esz9 10 ns1t sav. w9s- d
&ETsE5s zyS@e~s - "a are1zrx - Cs-~-rsz :
skull ard sz< taxing 1ar & M ssssE~- sro-z
rs BRAIN re 6@~cr15e.s TIE course ard
l1scatt1c q t1e h4IsE Ira ballet Wac En-
trgase@sf n ews1erre BY tie x-zsa ara
sasvzs9 @Exnssse A. Or ASxz-. ~---n@~
.o&1 - sha Ezur1 On Tia chin emt snrurzxs
re esza 20 sae 5sne as theglwh wfeh sur-s
snsrp Instrument RE festln@a that re
- pertain o tie s4es zna zA@ ~ tsrs-
poral hese aEs ~ Es~r sunerofzaI hous
naG he~s fractured as 2 wfra sc-s hfr-t
instrument I = eia217e6 By the state that
t1@@e fracFErss w@rs saxs@st b~ re@ pa
inS ever Cseewo BY yarzss MrCann = f@w
r1or-@u-s Before hs was Saos 81 -ohn NJ
Cana
Ss~ 2s-esf}oE cane - as % me condition
a person woEi5 - ~ a. 20 "a renszI
psr~eCt1vs and reasoning Eaetz1tI=s zster
eaFf1g rsce1yed such bows as tnase pro-
cGEtEZ tANSe fractures Tzs defense o.
f@et@Ff 20 tbs E7r-ess giving az opinion ca
tnlS 5oar-. on ras g-guaS - s7cer pesency
and fr-sss~zEcv. TIC eoszrr held tha. far
re present tzs svsd@zee vas tncoznD@xens
sgf .7sl1sat@s thar * asl<at 5e competent
after ns1rs % .ha sfzfafz case hax b.-Ar
Ell ~ TIE 6esznse
EE@1. With TIE customary and r%cus-p4
eaGti0n 70 ths Jury The court tnsx A r.
cess EEsl SO c'ciock thss rnornsr<.
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a rArneTIe cAsE.
" ltEism Baddea Driven Insane by
Frwnry mma Wur~y.

4 pathetic case ~ lnsanl-v was before
Judge 3f1cre yesterday as rss1sie az
Which WHTAm BEassen was ordered com
ua.1ted 20 9ha Insane asylum at Stella
caaus Efe has been FOR Some time under
the private care e Tir. = II. Gee a. ore
81 ira hesa.ta.s. hgt recently bis payst-
cfan became convinced that anathar lfne
- tve8 men. was best s5r bin. The
saa~n * his Insanity vas faurf 90 be
peaury and werry a few Years aEo BE-
49, a eanaEe emf ar1 trusted accountant.
nlaHE a aaEaher e responsible positions
fr his city Ha was thgroGgasv honest.
ana rot syllable Il dfshancr was ever
Dreamed axatase hss gae8 nane. re Gad
a happy home q wsfs Sad I'VE children
Gradually, howevor a cloud u adverse
fata appeared ln as s6v and Il loc xed as
II axerythfe~ ven wrong VITA Alrs- re
f-se h.s aoss tsu act warf hegan 81 stare
has III TIE face L1Ss John Eich&nr
whasn George " Cah8e aas SO g-aghseai-
IL rsr~rayrs1 "a "a emotional vietlm 81
selfish ..,Fr rasrcA ~ weat r-an place -
pfa,a snlv - nnt mssH leff our 81 tse
ccsa helpless. Nlaost resources 'r crsytlt.
ard h.s wife anE babes almost starving 7-
harue. I-n5laEsaveS he teak whatever
work De coald secure, f2r waila c-ea1-
tnz cut cd betlers ~ Fremont.
Wgss tae scart pfttance t1at came -
hlrFf - rcaEa uat hsta worrytnE. ard
&c axo afs healfs began go break down,
srs~e asse- tha Servofss seTat1 t1z1
,araasa Eny ether physical inarul>y. 4
short f.rse $50 he ua8a vicious 2tra
esg tee t-eesE reenz NeFs % ris 5v1 H-esa
raa.ashslH far wNcse surrcry Hs Naf
ever u- as aN ana -he r-yseeia-s s-e
rourt Yesterday 3cst1ad thAt as reasae
ws~ rcwr .afer Ttf. saf4a 2.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
~ runmn Liberty.

We me urHerTi Ere,f cs-sre1s - Seattle
have Examined rta credentials - Capt. r.
= Maranv agent f5r the Cah#n 38rta.
art End taeEu -er-l8r and satisfactory rs
rve-v particular CAPT 1Tahouv hrs De-
vofes trfssif - trs s~~cess - ere C'slaa7
ca-ze. and having cesr granted a brss
sarfaaah L. By fha aGthsrfrv % tae fgnta
u+fgs.ax tas- Hvre tn raising fun5s wft4
wrfen 20 snab fa rha funta 20 confi1ua .ss
rf,~lozse strs-xfs F-v Hherev- Tke ~spts r
hss arranged 5 sniscfif srtsrt sfarnent %
~ xEvan ~ shs atfta taeasar. Fr.fav
nszhf. t1r-f-tser q aaa W. uzssp~as for ers
enc gens-ous patrons 70 - she l.hertv-Fev-
g-r gs1hfse.-=-rsrf- q t-sff-s-a ~ Seqstls
JOHN ARTHUR
= r MwTgsAf.FE.
NJ II SCATTER
q - CIV
MELVIN g WIN~SToCE.
g~rr--, .tf=e
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p-trsesa~ Mao Nay Sc Evachea.

REDWOOD CITY. Cal. Oct. g-.--'Tha-r.as
FJannsIIy ss0e and killed bis father. Pat
rick F-tzunaI3v. ere * tAe nest resp@c-s3
rsfsz@as e this place. last usght- because
~ asz been ordered frgEn a rsnen tSc Dis
reR@r1Iug TIRE Oh mans wishes The
crfr-s vas committed e the elder F2aa-
nszzy's house Posses were formed 90 sEr-
saa saa ecg. Az4 ae = a. finally located az
tAe rAacA ~ had aeal ordered from By
Is father When called upan - surreE5er
- n-ad unan Shsrs1 NEcEvow. of san
Mafe8 county ard several * Els deputies,
ere ballet taking eject e the saerIS ;
Isfr ARA. The vnllss was returned ard
sha murderer was wounded several -lnses
he thsa surrendered AID Is now under q
sGrgeou's ears. Tasxs ara open thrsaEs
az ITrnca srg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

r-sae "a VIA. re g. PAM ard MINES %
efgs raue~s eaT 1~- rew trat-. thA -
20 t-~htrsEo E4-1-sai'
T~he Pioneer Press SAYS shat go cars on
aav "a roa8 ~ .r arv country arp "a "A.
"a, seasa 81 csc E-rst-gtz1's fsa7 -ef
r-Essssz,sns LATEST ard r1ea EST st Pa
G-se
sy-erstablr rslEess ca wheels. 81 Pa
Cerascn-
-GsaaI heyeu3 seserl aS.sa- -aIsaaeag
els T~s- are.
E-Esesrsc lteNt e-esn seat wsde vess
huleS -aru aarfre@1. s.seH.eE and sur
smoking cars-ege-Tr aS gh1t &1v ether
trs5r Has.
Leaves s. pau sas ? p. 8aEy Tex
a. eesces 81 az connecting ls7ss- NJ sxtra
Fares
" 2 Ee-san. P-xas saanG ase1r. cor-
zsr Tasier Vac a18 T rst averus-
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IL PURSUIT or TUE TIES
Cavalry start After the Tzdian liant
er~ IA Colorado

Cavalry start After the Indian liant
er~ IA Colorado
WASHINGTON Or -f7e-- ot3z,
eor-ular.i1zx taa Department q ere Ce1s-
ra.sc. .alexrsEae3 AZ 2. Ger Bsck as fel-
fows-
DENVER o.. NJ sss3.a1t Genera.
A telegram tas- nfEn- 60 ire governor g
Calnrtfln rHuerrs az engagement 5etxasszI
re state game Tarsers SRI TIE Tnsfsars
az Tnunapson's sixty mics fTs-, L71caesse.
n whfrz Use IrfzzaEs we're killed BIZ II
ws3tsz 4 tessErzr tNfs afternoon from
les1f ErEz12a. et1rT-ls uC2uE Camp Plot
przr.s We reports that q s-eFgt Ez8 t1Sc
arrived zn2 saws there w4s al e1Gage-
r,s~- a. rs7r- 1son-s fzst sTact-w a 5
c-eEack hatwser IRE TfEs Ard game ward
ezs n wnt~n r~s hncEs. ere s9a&E. Gre
ra7cc=e ard rwD w9r-szs we%e klsfesz
T}s3eh@sre was eutsee EEfs zsrrsEz zEe
t-fer--arsc~ zESa8 and tais afrsrUoez T
kzws directed y rizsss trns5u - cavalry %
ia srere - tzR reported 1ssgssr ancs- Tlls
eavat-v szGa3ron A. LoEs- Is 4sr@crsG 70
- Esa2 - readiness 10 proceed . IN
eresra- \ heaVy sEozst5r-2 - rEsTsz43zs,
srgs ga Fezszrarn szGss are ZzEEzz< 1z-t-
e. T}zc1ss-s = rs-cr-e@ 1zE1<sE- Era-1 80
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TIE following rev suits were fled ysstsr-
dag Ia the superior court:
Jas1 L.angston vs. r EDnraxn-Rsus
pEeneIssz-
James Mcmahon W william N-FsNgf=-
Frr-glss0ry noTe % recer ser = Issg stpe
Wafi2r Murphy vs. P. T CantIne. As
Tn,ana M a-v-ffoosss tzsia All a.
hgerpd tIf2zI
Harsca =. Decker * william II. M8yar
as snszie-T9 Restrain from sale OF rsas
estate.
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CHICAGO. Oct z1-The marriage %
Mss Ceeilia Cudahy. daughter AZ the mll-
.iana3rn packer. AleAael CudahT. OF Cat
cax0. 20 John p. Casseriy. e Sal Erlsa-
cisco. son - tx Senator CaSserfy. toax
place at s.. James caEheGrsl church ta.s
morning A~chhEzh1p RsorsiAu- of SAL
Francisco. wass the aftleiatin< cEerSy -2aa-
The yuang couple wksI Eake san an
cisco Eheix E1Elra harae.
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A gold watch Rz1 e. - --1rzv ~r~e
srnisG f-o- tA@ Ezr1 hssaE Tsse<ssAv r1r@s
EEra szzsufrtoaS E2z-z<ts-x wsxe zoea
z-s1z4 TIE Eocsl - ta= saTIy pa - r1s
sTszz-x. zz1 Z - p~@E-sf fzAe ter I'd
tae work LAa mater WAS sspcwx>. 81
salspsoese f---z Eenr YESTERDAY zz0<zlz z
- tze heal rclle~
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ehnrx.a VIII Rnrxh.rr.

James Lloyd. aEni y. Wa efasns - -
Ao1xSAo-sra-- was discovered - O.
rss@rs Bzr-k z-1 STAR yesterday morning
AslAep = a shack = tie soszEA sn&. vita
eSstaAzx sto&@n from Cape. "a NJ CART
s1ns 9tFiee CT taa watEr s-cEr for I COW
sr.1g- L1sT5 Vas charged =lka Burglar.
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TIE motion Tor a new trial in the F1-4
case was SCI for hearing before JEsre ia
co2s yesterday. 81. n vfex CO TIE progress
Or taa Aef,ann ease e Nas continued IN
u nexr MONDAY Tee eefsrse = mean
VILE terrifying Itself z1ta surze rat-er
starting arssavttS In support q Mr
Fort A4cL
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srs rHox IN THE HOSPITAL


Esssss C@-@- CTS -nu- . a. T-aTf-
@@sz-@ sS~va.a- Ee - w@-T saeE Ear.
zss1 Tuesday -sx&t :. VS. -s-@Ss<-y 20
k&S7 AK u STRAIT tz-kee- T<zs.Ss-a ?
-c-zZzz - ~zs vseszrx s-a 81 zet ~ae1g-
-1ze re 1z@@~zE~e S@-waxz LIS t-szr Is
AID s-s-s@s- A Butcher k-z<s WAS eak~a
1Ear fran Air aeSrr@ Aa ~aS s@zs - ch@
s1S-*-zA Ton Is cz= - - Best k-e%n
e-cs-s &C Ize tcrce. t1t as been 81
rs1szszy- L - fsAge5 mat - las 4 se--
Co.'S AE5a1k q rrEEaS1 s=ve-. ESa sszI sas
4 esSzc4 q recovery. A-L1Gzgh lis te-z-
rs-4@Hre = very hSga-
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rhmt aoxmnxviiie Po.tu,a.ser

ATLANTA. Oct. Hewitt Hal chair
mar % the house penit@nEisry sannr1i ss5aa
ard lzE partner ~ Gov. Atkinson satEo-
ssuesd n fbe house - representa- ives this
morning resolagloR eCntss MINING t,sa pres
Edert.s appointment a. postmaster AZ he
xansvl1le aE ! Elaa ob9actl1rAhta 20 50 ger
cant q TIE property owners. Tae rescE--
tz5z AS pssssa.
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VgGh our Teas. Co5e~s. Spices ard Ea&-
iag pagrs1er. Bicycles aEa Watches real
easy % gst. Csrza % ctr stores and ie<
- tsn yo1 how - get them
Great American Importing TEA c..
SC Second Av--saz FLzs 81 TEL, Fed T.
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ExPELLED FoR pIsLoYALTT.
severe Measures by Army and NAVY
rnt,. With Srhoa@Id Garrfs0n.

Union " ffh schoaeia eArrtenn-
KANSAS CITY. Oct- ez.-Ths Arnsy and
~ r-rssn 81 tae United Statcs began
- slzhta annual nzsst1rS here tocaT. ard
~ Afternoon session was marked By sezSa-
tfaraF proceedings. BY \ unanimous T0ee
.ns -c-rs -r,7e~s.I ire recall - tEs cEa--
tsr az John " ScHsGsid g2rrizo1 az
yvaaEtrv~cu. . c. and expelled Past
C7r-r-arser J. . Morton from - order
ard szshaaarabty lscE&<ge3 Danlel o
T~aersn- payuaaster general c. tes n1.51.
bosh 90 Whom are n1s-aaerz cf 5c1osel8
garrison
TEse action was take1 urou ths reeo1z-
--a--sar.1r - National Commando Esrry
Srsralar x Issavenw WORT. haE-- No
charged SehoEeld garrison. ard - parted
ss- Maszrs. Nor-0n ard brennan. w.lA s.
H3valrv - fhs orwarfEarisn art 50 reg3-
sa~lv areolnted 90. ers. The sTpuls5sC "a
a. 8-..arue % q sister asat that las been
wzEaE rv SeEc6eld Earrtson Epo1 ? A
Fs-rtnz aEfaranr general Of the tszlsG-
T.,a Gu1aa RtH consider piAn s1arssttei
hv Gel e : Davis - 0raha- t1r re ere
a-lon q a mutual benefit find
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JEFFERSON THEATER.
Ger. Eonrsh Az. ard Jefferson St.
TeIaEha1s Main LEI.

r. r Fread saanarers Fl. AIhEnE
aEslusg meat alrectof- VII opsn fer ora
week. commencing Saturday evening
October a.. wita . selecE company os hsga
class ana refined
fagaefille Artists.
CAD WILSON me farseus sarso-enEnIe.
is her latest s4etsSs. FIRED EsAMBuE.E.
THIS celebrated Eastern vocalist Trpm Chf-
cages. em ats rte % The ClTr.hagra. san
Francisco. ROBERT ELLIS. leading
tenor IL Ehe BATE Wilbur 0uera Company
NORRIS And NORRIS. fHs g-aaE East
arE soetaev akneah tefua. PROF. CARE.
BEACH. rha nzan nz& MSS LOLA
EAE4Ts shs ycuEe aaG taiausea s0ng and
daaee artist THE HAYES SISTERS
1Gf. EDWARD La ZE-G-LsEs. slack wire
arFfat 3GEUfer ard ea.gs11rlEr CAP
T4ILD. the great huraa bsn1nr. and
us4ay asaer stars AZ renaiaF prices. f8c.
zoc ana 9ae Sale e reserved seats vii
begin EFf8ay Esarnlng AZ 81 aeierk- Grand
matinee sunday afternoon az 2.a.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. TIL i announced
AZ The treasury department that Il :.
Prstcnetr- g Washington university =.
Louis. VII Be appointed superintendent =
tha coast and zHoaaftc survey vice Gen.
DuEEe.d. requested 20 resign
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Crphedn
StarS....
The
biis9leS
Family.

Tztrosrcing FIlgh-Ciass Vaudeville. Clean.
Bright. Breezy.
Regular prfcns--lae. &C. SIC. &C ard Soc.
5cx seats. q boxes. 81 Seats ca sale Gov.
'Fbene Plka s
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Promptly Paid.

Seattle. Oct =. 1897.
N~. A. rtaxzznxer. state M4n1gsr. Rooms
sgs-s Pioneer Building. City.
Dear Sir. I desire . express ny thanks
70 re Mutual Reserve Fund Liza Azso-
cation - New York sor ths1r cro-psEsss
Il SETTLING claim So. S.a19. held ~ ny
father. SaraeeI 3. Piper. n Jour company.
Ths company has pa.1 the I'll az.cazs.
& so0. scEs tine before Gns under TIA
terms % the gos1cy.
Please accapt nv sfrcsre tanks Eor
year courteous treatment. ard best w.zess
fsr TIE f1e1re success q Y9zr campAny.
VERY truly yours.
BELL Z THOMAS.
IL EoE-Ih zFGEze zorth-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

rsn~x. the 3eEeIsr. bocEht \ new stock
ard tnsn got back what the burglars took
r. now has 10 1a2zT goods. AID = selling
,hsn a| a. cost
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

seal skin garments Elsis 70 o-sier. re-
sy-d and rsTnoa@Iaa - the latest fASh-
fous at u wIn1znlllsE :. TIE tGrrier, 81
Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

Consult F-5orance Marvin. Seatfle's
prophecies. 81 First.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

License 20 zsd was fssuea yesterday r1-
F're-3 hatzer ard Mann1a ". Moulfon. both
o, Ter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

Or. AIherr !. Forrest. dentist. has Re-
ssa~naa srou New York o7ices, safe De-
posi- building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

z re lata Samuel 2. Piper bat taksa
al ordlzary lie po1cv II al cd EysEem
company. az3 paid TIA sane amount =
premiums as - paid shs Mutual Reserve.
rs heirs wsui3 o1Iy savs recelvss gss4 H.
stead q = -. Gala BY bsaaz Insured n
tvs MasaAl Reserve. gl-s&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

Steamship Cleveland sails from Arlington
aoes October g, AZ p IL CABIN. s5a;
s.aersxe. s. Z E. CAME Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

~~s German rra-t Nzs 4@~fF@.F 20
f-rfrs 81 E-urer1tt N--sae % erfEarz sra+ss-
rf-e rees -fzrE at hra--ees q tsss nAts71a.
1rosustte1s. wszea NJ e pGezsss<s rssl-
larry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

washington Condensed NIX : pure. sc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
FOLLOWING A CLUE.
Conductor Gives Some Light on Nor
walks Murder Mystery.
Strangers Boarded HIS Car at Point
Where Bloody Footsteps Ended.

South Norwalk, Conn.,, Feb. 19.-Ans
other clue and the most important one
thus far obtai ned inconnection with the
murder OF the Italian woman at East
Norwalk is being followed up by the
police todpy. Howard Wilmot, c2gs
ductor for the Norwalk Tramway COM
pany, states that on Wednesday night
two strangers boarded his car In East
Norwalk at / :25 at Hanford's store, " here
ir will be reinem bered the bloody fort
prints of the supposed murderer were lost
sight OF. The men appeared greatly con-
fused and left the car hastily at Monroe
street.. at the approach to the Consolidated
railroad station. abe dead pody OF the
woman has mot been identified and
photograph Of the corpse has been taken
and unless Identification is made today,
the remains will be buried.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
TELEGRAPnic BREvIrIEs.

The Maine Pathological society is hold
ing its annual winter meeting at Win
throp.
The torpedo boat Ericsson was put in
TO commission at the Brooklyn navy
yard yesterday.
The officers of the 10th Masonic dis
trict OF Vermont held their annual meet
Ing at Barton yesterday the grand
officers also being present.
The next torpedo boat. No. T. VIII be
launched from the Herrcshoff's shed dur
ing the last Wcok {, Alatca. The build
els already aaticipate that the new
boat VIII. develope hall . knot more SPEED
than No. 8.
Captain j. M. BrnlSer who has been
In New. York for some time booming
the proposed pan-American exposition
to be held in 1900 announces that the
exposition VIII be held in the neghbor-
hood Of Niagara Falls.
Many persons in Long Island City.
HaVenswood and Astoria felt what they
supposed WGs an earthquake yester-
day. investigation, however, showed
that the trouor was caused by blast
at the government dredgings in the East
river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19
BRISTOL.
The Light Infantry Votes to Parade
in Fall River.
Mr.. Tillinghast Takes Possession OF IN:
DsWoif Inn-G.nerai Notes.

. At special meeting of the Bristol Light
Infantry. it was voted to accept the invi-
tstion extended by the commitlee OF Fal'
Riv r, Mass, to parade on st. Patrick s
Day. Tho command will leave here on
the 1850 q. nj. train that day sId return
by a special In the evening.
The members OF the c.ew Of Torpedo
Boat, No. G, have each received a hand
some gift from the Herreshoff's for labor
done on board during The trials OF sIeed,
iu addition TO their regular psy.
l.. A. .lill.nghast OF Providence took
possession of tho property known as the
DeWolt Inn yesterday.
The suit brought against John Cum
ningham Of State street by Alexander
Brot ners,o Of Providence, " wnoIesale grocers,
hss been amicsbly settled.
The Flag Day exercises OF the school
postponed on account of the inclemeDt
weather were conducted In the different
SCHOOLS this afternoon.
Rov. A.w. Kingsley, pastor OF tho Stats
street NJ. Il. church. who has been con-
fined at nome for several weeks, has 70 fni
recovered as TO be able to be out.
Mr.. Horace Bates and daughter arrived
hore this morning from Rockport, Mass,
on q visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis
upon Meiscom avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-19

ridcu!ed the efforts o. cortoin church people
90 place Charles IN the company OF the saints
and denounced tho tendency To mar tie sim
plicity OF the church, which appeals 10 Ame-
ricans, with tho useless tinsel OF meaningless
ceremony.
Nj. c. W. Shaw, president OF the Church
Club OF Cincinnati. extended the greetings of
bis organization and city 20 the fnoembors and
guests OF the club and expressed his apprecis-
ton Of the honor conferred by the choice OF
Cincinnati rs the place OF meeting for the
sixth annual conference. He also gracefully
acknowledged the kindness and courtesy OF
the pennsylvanians in withdrawing their pc
tition for next year.
Mr.. Sias McBee responded to the toast,
'The Woman's Auxiliary" and took occasion
TO argue. with Mr. Robert Treat Paine on Ger
tain points of criticism made by the latter on
the afternoon address relative to church ar
ohitecture.
Mr.. e. Il. Warner Of Delaware, indulged ir
some good natured chaff at the expense OF his
own State and Massachusetts,. In conclusion
he said that the ideal churchman Is the one o
the most manly attributes. the man who II
Goa-fearing, neighborloving and honest.