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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-10

- dead man al the Ocean dock" seta
Capt HoEIe, as be turned from the fnls-
phone at police headquarters yesterday
afternoon ard ran hts eye down the list
81 public officials That means the cor
oner, guess" TIE coroner said he would
send a dead wagon right down after the
corpse
The telephone rang again. and the good
safu~ed captain wsitzed over 10 the box,
and yelled out. Hello"
Dead drunkl thought you saia he vas
dead. Wen. all right"
Then the coroner WAS called Of. ana
the patrol wagon went down 10 the dock.
instead Of the dead wagon II brought
back Angus Mcdonald. a iaborer. wAo
had evidently bad & hard time OF 81 He
was In & sernl-uuConsclous state but man
sged 20 give his name ard age. - years
He was Immediately removed 20 Provi-
drnce hospital where ne remained in a
stgpor. practically unconscious. until
about O'Clock. Or. J 3 Eagieson At
tended him. and found tAat be had sever
sl hard bruises on hts head Il was con-
sidered possible that Re might be injured
internally.
According TO the story learned from
people at the Ocean dock Mcdonald went
Down - see the steamer Mexico leave. He
VAS under the influence Of nquor. and
SAT- down on TIE curling. on the inner
si3e % the driveway. opposite the ware
house. lie topped over and feu 10 the
rocky beach below. a distance OF tvnlwa
90 fourteen feet. striking on his brad A.
first q vas thought that be was dead.
bart after 2 closer exslaius ION some one
concluded that Re was dead drunk"
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John wrenn and a half breed woman
live together In a shack IN the lower part
OF the city. Wrenn beat the woman ter
ribIy and when arralgred in the rT1unfc-
fpaf court yesterday afternoon said that
he was simply taking care OF her. Thirty
DAYS IN The county JAZZ said Judge
Bogue.
II c. Esterbrook. who committed nine
or ten burglaries IN as many days, and
who told the story TO Chief Reed vol
untH rily day before Yesterday, viii he
arrslgned In Justice Ingersolfs court this
afternoon. The charge VIII Be grand
larceny in connection with the theft OK
r. W. Trounce's typewriter.
c 60 Lewis and Fred Mccall, who VS.
tied several tewelry stores recently with
the intention OF STEALING lockets and
rings, and who were sized up'' by Al
bert Mayer. pleaded guilty IN the munic-
tpai court yesterday afternoon 20 the
theft OF cane from Fraser a. Wilson 8
store ard were sent to the county JAN
for eighteen days.
Frank Sullivan. who was found - the
foot OF Washington street early yes.er>fay
morning with knife out over his r1bs.
viii bs al right IN q few DAYS The
wound reached the ribs. but tsd rot Go
serious damage Sullivan IL said TO be a
sailor and * Is thought that ne has been
employed on the Mexico. lie claims not
10 know who cut him.
Countv Physician Carnan stated last
evening that Charles Johnson. the lahorer
who attempted 20 end his life at Novelty
by piunginS a knife into his throat. was
getting along al right. and would uudouht-
esIlv recover. Johnson came 10 Seattle last
Saturday night from Novelty and was al
Ynlttsd to the county hospital. where DIP.
rarrsr sewea up his vrfrysplpa. Johnson
hr~athed through his neck for Ssw Gays
after he tried 70 Kill himself.
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SIXTEEN APPLICANTS.
Not a. Much Interest TN civff Service
Examinations I'm the West rs
ga The East.

ssre.iel Examiner Huston. CT the Cn.te5
States eIsSl service. arrived II the city yes-
faraav morning 70 conduct the exani'ia-
tious far places "a tns classified service, ar
asuneed fn the Post-lpteilisencer OF yes-
terysavs ISSUE. When asked what time ne
arrives Sir. Huston iangalnEiy said; !
Han't know: was II the sleeper oefvioos
70 everything. when woke up this morn
!ng yns IN Seattle."
T7na examinations commenced al : 0'cioc<
Yesterday morning. and % the twenty sP-
rifeants sixteen showed ~. These we're
for places on tire eligible list tn the follow
frx branches - the government service +.
C-7erE-covytsts. 4. rsit%sy mai clerks, =
stenagraphers ard tyErewriters. = and ore
saea for oofspositar aatchruan and stock
examiner IN Ire Agricultural department
Nfr Huetna remarked that the examina-
slon n the fHr wess attract lffie attention
az GONNA I'D With IRE Fast IN spokH ne
from vssatsn piace NJ. Husto1 come 20 thts
city. there were bat f9ur whe took the ex-
a-4snstlan. Before - arrival ct Niles Cit
80 vas ss,s~rnuhed ~ s member Of he
board net "a some - that place, ks there
were no applicants. II Cakaro there vse~e
s.. who fock examinations fer shs classi SIS
serviee
u rrrs~a - charges n-ser ths civsl
services Mr uasshn eays thst = e p1szIpfs
- effect them. bat that 4 Is impossible -
substitute q favo-tte f0T enc dsrcsryta. 3
psace W7nen a renewal e sna6e ghe per-
rsr nn the ils: nexs ls lne Is appointed
Concerning a s-aurs1r e ths nst. 20 80
"a neither tAaEa e.tzdbss tor place a~e q O.
rsssticaf stripe Or R1cEher ar. Eastnn sars
that - knuws - ssEeh cases p = rot Tn
possible - -sreamyezt ia law - net
eoiEtras -u.s-
FN~o-n Seattle ~ fTGston r9ss - Ports :
sra ths7 East ever tsas OREGON RAILWAY :
$avieatloz lie 81 visit vita frterss n
TAcuaaR to&av-
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The senior class met IN Or Hamiliou's
room yesterday for TIE pnl pose OF cor
STEERING the commencement week pro-
gFamrna-
the Y. N c A. has had two meetings
this week. the first a business meeting and
TIE second 4 prayer meeting. which was
he;s THURSDAY noon.
The Glse Club practicet "Wednesday aft-
e~rocn ia Denny hall The club has takea
up several new pieces ana the improve
uisnf constantly hsfnE made - them
proves the earnesfness with which each
member Is working.
The university WAS the recipient during
ths earlv part 90 the week Ct a box o.
clans aud other uarsna FORMS. a1aoug
which were two larEe skates eggs TIC
hex Is from WIliapa b1y ana Sas ssnt -
Mr. John Hudson. 81 Nahcofta
TIE Aletheuonlsn Literary Society rem
derssa the falloWtHE programme last even
inr az the university; ktafo sole Ms
richardson: recitation. HATTIE Palmer,
~s,sfs- FsYpoklyrs SATe0a6e ClUA ThtS pro-
sraHssns was followed BY oeeate.
TIE Representative Council held a meet
Ing "Wednesday afiernoon for tae reFrose
~ s,s,rsg4ssrtng the pruposfslp1 Ct NJ zen
-, the contractor - the track for SCI
tienpsns work viii probably ~ continued
immediately fer TIE ceEnpie ton ~ IRIS lnl-
rssrfsnt adjunct ot IRE physical department
81 fh- university
80 telescope hss beer sdf1s.ed ~ PrNf-
Tmv8ar. ara yesterday sgtera an fse class
A., descriptive astronomy stc4t-t tae : a
sT,a,fs vrss TIA flrss observatory work Tire
s,e4xs os ne te}ay has been the incc-n-
s,f%3~s state OF the Observatory aHa tas
ssfesse-,ss v-fth sshlch sarie additions 10 he
Instrument could - ooiafeeef-
re r7.eesfrw - the sthlefic fsso>&s Won
ha5A Yesterday afternoon was Ter Ire if3F-
rsssse q aaarsf2E tns rev csfsS s-sAtl r.
srhtaA, Ms read 20 the asasct AttoE - aa-
80 F,.fsa~.FS Chairman ~ fhs ris-fa'ftft -
~ y-ssnsf4sution Kbef~cfs - ne ctd coSt~s =
fafso~ have beer conSE artlT srtsinG Nmi31
~ -. fraftv ,seez5e1 IN arEw Up a1oAise+.
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tour Of ne Orient. the results OF which
viii DO set forth IN the publications o.
the read
c. J. Smith, receiver Of the Oregon I'M
yesterday. He expected TO return 20 the
city hast night.
F. NJ. KaHock. travelling freight and
passenger agent Of The TenDS ysVsnta
lines. whose headquarters are In Port
land. was in the city yesterday.
The board OF managers II the Joint
Traffic Association has given permission
20 the Grand Trunk and the Canadian
Pacific e make ths some rates on I'm,
port traffic. 81. RAJ. west from Montreal
as are IL effect or the American roads.
subject - thirty days notice. expiring
al the close Of navigation on the 81.
TO make monthly reports 70 the assoCia-
ton Of the amount Of traffic handled.
L. &. Smith. superintendent OF railroads
Of the Oregon Improvement Company,
VIII give the weed burner another trial
today over a couple Of miles stretch.
The first trial Of the machine was unsat-
tsfaftory on account or the OF used y
subsequent experiment exhibited the fact
that coal oil and California crude oil
mixed IN the proportions of one part OIL
to three parts OF the California product
save excellent results. Il viii be with
the fuel last tried the experiments today
viii be carried ON.
An important conference OF Oregon
short Line and Union Pacific general Of
ncers was held In Chicago last week 70
consider and discuss the traffic and pas
senger alliance between The lines which
Il has been expected would be effected
ever since the segregation Of the lines.
IL IS learned that a close traffic agree
ment has been reached, which pracfi,-
ally maks the two lines one great trans
continental system, so far as business IL
concerned. Another conference VIII be
held ia Salt Lake IN about a week.
The Northern Pacific. In connection with
the s. F. G. N, G. & r.. NJ, r. NJ, y. &
r. s. k a s, c. T. X " Co and l. n.
& r. Co. has issued a special Joint tariff
from Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Everett
and Snohomish, Victoria and Nanaimo. ex-
elusive OF marine insurance 20 British
Columbia mining towns and camps on the
lines named or beer. fruits lime and cias-
fed liquors The same sheet contains a.
tariff from the British Columbia towns and
camps 10 San Francisco on green hides.
minimum weight Acc lbs, from sl.t5 10
81 IS per cwt.
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John Olsen has been appointed admin
. 80 or the estate OF Anna Olsen, bond
Judge Benson signed Judgment yester-
Dungwail ct al. for sl445o and 81 costs.
a L. Brown was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate Of w ID. Nc
Mlllin, who died at Cripple Greek last
p. r. Dewey yesterday filed his official
bend for $50 as Justice OF the peace al
slnnydale. his suretiez being ar and Mrs.
n H. Dodds and Mr. and Mrs. James Cas-
Edward Wilson will have a hearing be-
Tore Judge Moore this afternoon on the
charge or insanity. He was lodged in 1aii
yesterday on complaint Of Capt. G. w
dosIe. OF the police department.
G. NJ. Sheafe. as receiver of the Wash
ington Savings bank. was directed gester-
day By court order 90 issue 70 the Nevada
Bank OF San Francisco his certificate fer
-, and pay the dividends thereon az
soon as be has funds to do 40.
Sheriff Meyer went TO Olympia yesier-
day. as predicted IN the Post-Inisiligencer
several days ago. He has several matters
being the execution set for April =. con-
corning which he win confer with Gov.
Rogers
sherirs sale OF real estate was con-
Paine. receiver Of the walla walla saw
ings bank vs.. James Mcdonald 81 al. The
property consisted OF a variety OF King
county lands sold May 10 lss5. TO John
W. McGhee for {3.Io5.95.
p. v. Davis yesterday recovered jndg-
raent for sf28 and interest against Mr..
and Mrs II. r Denny on four prornissory
notes executed as follows: March - 1875.
$500; March z. $50. s. 100; March a. lisa.
$50. August q, ISIS. loo. Interest runs
from the date OF each note.
The city flied snsyer yesterday In sew
erai suits IN which the plaintiffs sought
10 recover money paid for street grade
taxes August Mslhoru wanted $50 20,
John Maniou SlsI.ia. end ACam Ihrig. tr..
sla46T. The city's answer set up the at
fsrrnRtfse defense that the money paid
IN each instance had been used sp@slhcal
for tina ifarro. eneut Of the street on
Witch -Ic property lies
The HAY damage suit against the Oregon
Improvement Co. went To the jury yeSter-
day .fternecn. The few fragments OF tss-
tinony not already n we're duiv put before
the jury a. an early hot yesterday. WIN
Il Humphrey made the Sening speech for
tie plaintiff. he was followed by s. :.
piles for the defendant company. and John
A. Humphries closed for the p3ai TIT AZ
a late hour In the evenins w. - jacobs In
structed the jury thas The attor. eys had
ngFs~d on a sealed verdict. which vii prob
ahlv be brought into court this mornl0g.
The Denny tide land contest. tnvoIv3ng
the tale 10 ali the water front property
between Washington and Columbia streets.
wns concluded yesterday aud taken gls4eF
aavisement By Judge Moore
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- storm ecater shifted from the equity
Vs oistl department "a the superior
4a yrsfea Cav. TIE portentous clements
y eiouds being Attorneys Peterson and
"elsiack. who sAi a somew bat heated ar
.a'ess ever = minor case before Judge
.Noh II came up on an appeal from
As NeE~ aims court 4 Il. Ggossfran
= seing 4. s J. GoldburE. TIRE second
- osAlers. Tor 80. From the pleadings
'as case il APPEARS that Gro@su1sa had
Na scns brass scraps 70 Goldbgfgs' Tor
snfas to San Francisco. on waicA he
2 Eet : per cent. commission. Gold
- c,s'ms thst he advanced GrosSrnsa
~ the ss}e. and that On getting
~taFas 'hev d.- not Squire cat cissta
laa HeitAarE uor 81 the couyt below
ss's Jars yesterday brought Ia $ ycrdiei
- tsvot far g. r.
,4a"ail 'n srwGinv IRE case. Mr.. Pc
na3s se-ne reaark coucsvoinS tha
.F htissa-s NJ vbirh Nr wTnsseck.
- = a.so 1rw. faak aTrnse he Sad
:. = @oala a'wsvs vesrnt saca remarks.
81 ~ eF oat no e7u-t and asserted thai
-. sSeEAoh @o,z aataufsRe Of being n
% saAse $685. uttsfRnceS NJ. Peter
s+sesziuae3 tHe .utentfea sscribed 20
81 'ae skv vas again sereae along
- @s1i a1yscn
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NO SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Board of Health Asks Parents to
Keep Their Children Away
From Them Tomorrow.

There viii be no Sunday school services
tomorrow IL the earnestly expressed wish
and recommendation Of the board Of
health Is regarded.
II is all on account OF the measles. The
epidemic Is spreading into the homes Of
the rich and poor. AS is announced else
where. the board Of education has length
ened the present school vacation one
week. but II the children are allowed TO
congregate at the Sunday schools this ac-
ton viii be almost useless.
The board Of health knows Of one In
stance where twenty-eight children at
tending the same Sunday school have been
taken with the prevalent disease. Some
youngsters have broken out with il while
in the churches.
TIE board Of health Is making every ef-
fort to check the spread OF the disease.
and Il Is hoped that people who send their
children 20 Sunday school win cooperate
by keeping them away tomorrow.
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No conflict has been allowed to disturb
the truce between the health board and
the school board. The latter has acQai-
esceI quietly Ia TIRE recommendation that
schools be closed one week longer because
or the prevalence % measles. As II Is. a
previous action OF the school board pro-
f0uze1 the regular term for TWO weeks. or
until June l.. and adding TO this an extra
week on the coming term. makes the clos
ing Gate June ~
When the recommendation Of the health
board. that the spring vacation be pro-
longea one week longer because Of the en-
couragiug subsistence Of measles, became
known 10 the school board Il was quietly
agreed among the members that this re
acceded to- No meeting was called S8-
perinteaoent Frank J. Barnard was aa-
ta0r-ze4 10 issue the following:
TO Principals. Teachers and Pupils: In
accordance W It'll the Recommendation or
the board q health the present vAcatloa
viii be extended one week. that :. 10
Monday, April H. This extension Of the
spring vacation Ia connection with tie
sxtenzon Of the school year. two weeks,
as ordered by the board OF scucatton a. It's
last nesting makes the last day OF the
present school year June -
The action OF the school board in pro-
longing school until June 3. 1855. as taken
81 the last regular meeting, Was in &C
c0rdance with the idea entertained Fy this
individual members Of the board that
school should be IN session ten months
OF the year. instead Of nine The boacd IN
adding two weeks to the established tai m
calculated that the expense OK the term
would be about s.. 90. which would be
amply covered BY the state appropriation
OF cents par day for each child
The growing tendency among parents In
certain conditions Of fife 10 keep their
children out CT school will be eombatted
by the board The following resolution
was adopted az the last regular meeting:
Resolved. That measures be adopted to
compel parents and guardians 20 obServ e
the law requiring them 20 send the chill
dren IN their custody TO school al least
three months each year. and that the su-
periutendent Of the city schools call the
attention OF eIl persons whom he finds
are derelict in that duty. 10 the law, and
that the board expects ali persons in dis
trict No. / 10 observe IL.
The law provides penalty for the Of
Tense as follows
ANY person summoned before supe-
rior judge 10 answer why he has not kept
the children under his care in school as
provided in the Law relating 10 school at
tendance. and falling 20 show satisfactory
cause for his refusal or neglect 10 comply
with such law, shall be guilty OF a rnls1e-
meaDar. snd fined IN sum or not less
than 80 nor more than 81 tor each Of
Tense and the said fine when collected
shall be placed 20 the credit OF the school
district wherein the person 50 tined re-
Sides"
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Personal.

Fletcher Linn. Of Portland. Or. was IN
ire city yesterday.
Worth C. Ross. OF the L. 8. r. C. Perry.
Is At the Rainier-Gran9.
W r. HogEets. Z. S. ~. IS registered at
the Butler from San Francisco.
Judge I. j. LAch;enberg 1sft FOR Frissy
Ear5oE yesterday TO spend week.
II. @. Blackwell AID F. A. Weber. min
Ing men OF Spokane. are at ths Butler.
J. II. Crichstt auditor for the Great
Northern. IS registered al TIE Stevens irons
-. Paul
Lieut.. :. IT. HethsTlugt3n. % the Puget
Sound naval mt2aoa, = guest Of the
Rainier-fsran6.
IAuwood r.. Steward. formerly mara ger
o. she paper nIu at Everett. and row IA
business n Denver, Is staying 80 the But
Ter
g z Maxaela. az Shuwah. CIallaru
county. IS IN the city, accom- panied ~ Azrs
Maxfesd M Aax9ela Vas - clerk OF a
rroap ef comm ssees az OLYMPIA duriuR re
legislature lie was the FRS secsezaFy q
ths cd Faclae NorthEest Las e % pro-
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JUDGMENT AGAINST JUDGMENT.
sames oLeary Allowed - seton
Against James Harris.

ledge Moore yesterday rendered judg-
Fleni IA favor Of James O.Leary. executor
q ne estate OF Daniel OLeary. "a.
sans Harris. ft appears that ms far
has as June ~. 1895, Jerome Catlin r--
cFeFea Judgment against Harris for $500.
harris took an appeal. but the supreme
cart Affirmed the eou-t helog. Harris
sasle 20, pay the Judgment. and u fell
ga is sure,ies. Daniel O'L<s-y and james
'seersae. each pa-,ing one-aalI tho
sse.nt and coSts OF the appeal
hss. year IN ar entirely different suit.
fsvTis go judgment against o'Leary for
- Naturally oLeary would not pay
IS. Fms threatened 10 enforce the
sagr'ent and placed the matter In the
fsfis Of shert- Van de vAnter, who was
a'sui 70 sell O'Lesry out
@segn MoS re concludes shat n'Ieary 10
stfi2se 10 Judgment and decree set
- on SO much ~ the judgment in the
,aa--flarris case against that In the
va@1r. -a.rris ease as may DO necessary
aheel the 80 judgment In Harris
isFor
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"a me case OF J. G. Harris agalnz. Nors.
s s q 70, = which a fury WAS waived
Judge Benson yesterday a%rsa@.s II -. -.
feraant's favor The salt 49, - - -.
sssaes claim. The comp Amt stated ira. a.
s1ne !. ls-s. SeTdhoT A. CO. piaeea an sslrn.
Soflea order, amounting 70 go a.. 20 b
1eLassTe1 70 them on the arrival q ths
sooas from japan In San Francisco. Nara.
non q co. commanded that the goods yxar.
not SHIPPED a. the tire DIRECTED ara CO.
nisd al know1eags OF them.
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FRANK y Dlngiey. as administrator for
sne estate ~ Walter frederick Diuriev.
hien statement yesterday showing that
ne mad SOLD tie following notes: r. g.
,, way. 80. sold for -. Brgner and
brzEner. s4.15. for 81 r. Fl r,r~rv s-o -
VI; T. C. Weeks a1as. for g.. poi ss~r cart
Ter s23sz. for SO. and q judgment ~
49, szsinst X. X Iasizner ard J. s. Lsta-
uasr Tor -. The sale was held III front 0t
TIE New York block Thursday forenoon.
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deputy Prosecuting Attorney Hart yes
teTcay filed informalions against Ss~ton
Hanter, charged with an infamous assault;
"a attie Kate Simey, an S-yezs-0sd all
on February =; ~. O'Brien ara " ~
Moore. charged with burglary al tha So
a1iie Mug saloon On March Il; aud George
Fearson. charged with stealing fan
b4o~er from Mrs. A. Anursds on March u.
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~ented % TIE court ~ which &c sase IN.
pSsffsnent Of a receiver, no rasra was
ger essen6znts ard the appointment ~4~
DiaaSsno-szeG by law. Norxtfastanatrs-
-. - og1ecti0szs Judge Moore approved tna
ss-SsayeF report and hrolgaE h8z 6afsez 70
an end 5y asag c1sehzfza.
IT ar case th~ s@r.o ,,s.s-+.r.
AGAINST James Anrphy ar cthers Pa
1saxeT r. n Strives report was also an
proved aud he was 6tcAsrge1 as ressgvs-
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BICYCLER DOW HOME.
AFTER SIX MONTHS WITH THE
FAST MEN AT SAN FRANCISCO.

his Arm stin in O Sling n the Result
of His Accident. but He Expects
10 soon BE FIT AEatn-oa the Pa
cfac Northwest Circuit This SUM
mer-Holaer Of the yelodrome
Shield.
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on and after March Is the Northern Pa
ciac overland from Seattle az p m. viii
connect az Spokane with the train for
Rossland and all Koutenai points. thus
avoiding lay over at Spokane. and making
the trip IN Swen;y-four hours iess time
than any other line from the Coast.
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fessional baseball players. wn'cn produced
such men as Billy Large. the famous
center fielder OF the Chicagns. Griffith. Chi
Cages star pitcher; Charlie irwin. the third
hasefaau Of the Cincinnati club. Abbey. or
the Washington team. and many others.
NJ Gottsfein has 3ust returned from as
extensive trip through the Middle West.
lie Is one OF Seatfls's bsss WHIST playeTs
and was sorry no. 70 be able 20 GET back in
time for the tournament az Tacoma.
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". "a cay on hts wa sew~

Attorney ". = Gay. who has heen IN
$ew York on 81 important mission. tFs
import % which can only - surznised. svlIl
arrive ln Seattle tonorrcw. i vas cz-ius
% Ir. Gays absence tsat Levi Smith
wasyef = preliminary examination b.
fors Justice IngerSoQ en- TIE charge Of
1orsa.y
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Payne. Condition No netter.

The condition % Andrew Payne who
was burned at the Overland house ere
last wednesday morniEx does nos I'm
prove Al provi4e1c~ hospital last even
iaE 4 wns stated th&t P&yns's life wAs
rtEEl II dagger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-10

The following mex suits were filed yes
terday in the superior court:
Ahce watson v. John watson Divorce
Anna II. Hallawsil vs.. g. r. Myars ~ All
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toEney Zee. and foFeci0sure
1Iar4ee Loombe vs.. Harry Coombe-Dl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-10

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