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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
II CAROL INA

were married at the residence Of the
brides brother. Mr. James IInrrell. on
Church street. Rev, Josiah %. elliott
ouIilciated At each occasion. We wish
them a long and happy life and that
their golden path Of the future Will he
strewn with roses tinted with the bloom
or love. and that they will see naught
but the pleasures Of life and that snr-
row will never dim their paths.
It Is thought that there will be hut
niue fruit In this section this year
Green apples not included). III
There is q boat load OF salt water f,s,,
at the wharf - :,
a seedy-looking individual was seen
on our streets the other day. He seemed
70 be looking for some one. Presently
ne walked across the street. and adj
dressing a man, asked him where q nj
the milllner keep He was shown to
one Of our millinery shops, on Church
street. He went to the place he was
directed and inquired If the boss was in
IN. NO, she has stepped out; isn't there
soneth,ng | can show you replied the
one addressed. Nav" he replied, ''iust
wanted to know if he didn't want to
Ouy about two thousand feet Of lumber -
Dr. T. Z. White, OF Belvldere Will be
IN town on and after June 7th. He Is
nrst-ciass dentist IN every respect He
VIII occupy his old stand at the hotel
Though we have been having very bad
weather for the last few months, it looks
as If we are going to have good weather.
the rest Of the season.
Sprlng chickens are still bringing q
very high price In the market.
Mr. John Jackson's new residence on
Covent Garden street. Is nearing com
pletion.
Coughs and colds are now the pre-
Vailng diseases 1I1' =,
To-day is the last day OF school.
Line college days are over. Soon our
young college friends will be returning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City, N. c., June 3.-(Spe-
clal)-Mr. ZenaS Walker who has been
travelling in the central and western
part or the State for a Wholesale drug
mouse. IS home OH a short visit
commencement exercises Of the Eliza
neth City public schools Will be held at
the Courthouse tonight.
Preparations are being made at the
armory this week for the Naval Re-
serves Bazaar, which will open there on
Monday night OF next week Among
other articles to be voted Off IS a Cres-
cent? bicycle. to the most popular young
lady in the place. An interesting and
exciting contest is expected.
Mr.. Boutlett, Of the Ceylon- India Tea
lie will Ibe absent for several weeks
The store, OF course. remains open.
T. The Elizabeth City Literary Society
held Its first meeting at the residence
OF the president, Miss Z. Il. Poole. on
South Dyer street, last night 1t will
hold regular weekly meetings hereafter
at the different homes Of the members
Literature OF instructive character will
be discussed and articles OF interest will
be selected by members and read. WISH
tors are cordially invited to attend
Meeting every Tuesday night beginning
at $50. Notice OF place will be given
later on.
Mr.. B. T. White proposes to build a
handsome brick dwelling house on the
old Jones lot, corner Cobb and Main
streets. WorFmen have already been
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell, OF Balti-
more. are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Burgess, on Fearing street
Bishop Watson, who has been in Elz-
abeth City for several days, returned to
his home. TN Virginia. to-day
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HALIFAX.

Halifax. N. c., June a.-(SpeciaD-,
Several Of our townsmen went out a
short ways from town yesterday and en-
joyed fine barbecue. They returned
in the afternoon.
Miss Freda Hill returned home this
week from school,
Our baseball boys received challenge
from Edenton q short time ago. They
are now thinking OF going down some
time the latter part Of this month and
try them game. remembering the last
game that was played between them.
Let us have from our Edenton conten1-
porary in his next letter
Mr.. r. J. Daniel is little under the
weather.
Mr.. H. B. Phillips. Of Suffolk, was In
town short time this week
The rest Of our school boys and girls
are expected home this and next week
MT. Kelly, Of Hume Minor company, IS
in our city to-day.
Weather very good; rain needed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
EfSESIBN.

Edenton, n. c.. June 3-(Special)-Al
that attended the picnic yesterday re-
port having pleasant trip.
The 'bricllma sons are at work on DR.,
J. II. McAIullen's new office.
MIS- Bette Bunch Is here, the guest
OF her brother, Mr.. ]. A. Woodland.
The old Skinner residence, on Church
street. Is being torn down.
The most Of our prominent merchants
are now closing their places Of busi-
ness at z o'clock p. m, except on Sat
urday nights.
A1essrs. John P. Hall and II. J. Pruden,
Of Norfolk. are in town.
The baseball cranks here are getting
hungry to see some games
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
HERTFORD.

ford, N. G.. June 3.-(speciaD-
energetic young friend, Mr.. David
s1ssss WIN act as toastmaster OF the
OF "a Of the Agricultural and
ssssa n1c "a. College. He leaves Satur-
sal Lola Haste, Of Edenton, return
EEshoTne to-day.
ss SAID that an average Of 5000 m ar
take place every day. We think
fert foT a. does iler duty.
ssf ere were two marriages in our town
stArdAys Mr.. VIM. Moore, of Berthe
gun end Miss Gabrella Parish were
saTrted at the residence Of the brides
SaEa.cnt q and Mr.. Fred. Boyle, Of Chow
county, and Miss Mary v. Harrell
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
AUCTION sALEsIFurunE pAF.
Townsend & Joynes, Auctioneers

BlsNEANp sThbE ETTrA II r2 az syn Syn
0F NORFOLK VA.-By virtue of two
lss! and Septe1nber 26th, 1884, respectively
una Gd recorded in the Clerks Office OF Tic
VTo -. y; Court Of the city of Norfolk,
me undersigned trustee, and at the re
4!sSt or the party secured by said deed,
biader. at the Real Estate Excha,tsS. 25i
n ~ street, Norfolk, Va, on TUESDAY.
oWi 18th Day Of June 1897 at y m, the fol-
EiTsT.ALL. THAT CERTAIN LOT
nj $l5 w and t a1s thuildngs heson
Va fronting Is feet oh the cas-, -H side Of
sac sac ;S 81; 1;a and running back between
Chas: rs slow by R. G.. L. Paige, spe ciaI
s@e oE fReef 1un FLAP lin' d 7fs2 IAN
ff ,,;il on Cedar lane in the city OF Nor:
tha property on the Southeast corner Of
the c:;;y ofNrrfok, Va, fled witt. tie ra a.
tors vs.. I.eonards heirs, june 7th, 1873.
anu oeag ~ th ne same property which was
y. Black and wife by their deed. dated
the 18th day Of September, 1854, and duly
OF RECORD The said lot commences on
the east side OF Cumberland iberia ID Street s and
runs thence east on said lane 81 feet,
thenGe southwardly Is feet, thence vest
wardly 81 feet, thence northwardly Is feet
to the point Of beginning.
TERMS-One-thi cash balance in
equal amounts in and years. to be secu-
red by two notes bearing interest from
date OF sale at the rate Of 6 per cent. per
annum, which notes are to be secured bv
a deed Of trust on the said property, exc
cuted and recorded by the purchaser or
cash. at option of purchaser or purchas-
ers T. r. BORLAND,
Trustee
TOWNSEND g. JONES,
1u4-td AuctioneerS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

opens lyme Isl. Elevation 1900 feet:
best family resorts in the State: nine
hours from Norfolk OH N. & w. r. r.;
waters relieve dyspepsia, hay fever, asth-
Dies. Terms reasonable. For certificates
OF eminent physicians and others. analy-
s SIS or waters, references, etc, write for
my1Gsu, W. fr-6w J. Fl. CHAPMAN, Man'gr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
Bucklen's Arnica Salyn

The BEST SALVE in the world for
CUTS. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands. Chillblains, Corns. and all Skin
no pay required. It Is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price Is cents per box. FOR
SALE BY Burrow. Martin & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. 1T is n ter
rible accident to be burned or scalded;
put the pain and agony and the fright
full disfigurements can be quickly over
come without leaving scar By using De
W.T. Wltch Hazel Sa!ve. D. CT. Sterl-
Ing, J. NJ. F. Trotter. Norfolk. r 7,
Walker. Brambleton: Truett & Smith
Berkeley. 49,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04

n AKLAND HOTEL, OAKLAND. MD.
- VIII open under new and capable man
agement JUNE IL. On top Of the Alle.sha-
MES. Unsurpassed as health and pleas
ure resort. Reprinted electric lights
throughout and thoroughly renovated
GEO. y. MILLS e son. FL
The Grafton. Washington, ID. c.
mN2S-2m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
ALLEGlIANY COUNTY. VA

n lovely valley, ensconscd in the backbone
or the Alleshanies, 1T an elevation of . 200
feet, In the midst Of the Spring Region
or Virginia., AHA only nine miles from AL
leghany Station--thc highest point on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway The
strongest Iron Water in this country:
none better in the world. Elegant bath
pool. Beef and mutton supplied from the
finest blue grass sod. Vegetables in
abundance, grown In the garden OF this
noted property. Rates moderate. OPEN
JUNE lSr. Write to B. T.. 12AKLE, Jr.,
Manager. iul-eud-2m
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Olterburn Lithia Springs.

~, Hotel ANA Cottages. Amelia G. H., Va.
Southern Railroad. Now open Most de-
lghtful summer resort in the South: IS
acres OF shady groves and walks Table
for drinking. cooking ana bathing free to
guests For circulars and terms address
:,w,rXXX 4 -
LA FAYEITTIG MANN
jui-2w Amelia G II Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04

CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS-ON
Litha Springs, 1000 to 1,500 guests annual
~: elite OF North and South. Largest and
socially most pleasant company ct any
mountal m resort in this country For
rates, circulars, etc, address, VIM H
SALE. Capon Springs, W. Va.
mal3-lm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
R0Ckb[Idge Alum SPRINGS.

High attitudes, purest mountain DIR, ex-
emDt from malaria. epidemics and annoy
ing insects. climate cool, invigorating and
delightful company large, select and en-
PERTAINING. amusements varied-taken as
u whole making it one Of Virginias most
delightful resorts.
Send for illustrated catalogue giving our
extremely low rates.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
SUMNER RESORTS.
a Palace in the Mountains.

Tor beauty Of architecture and elepa nca
q equipment, THE ALLEGHANY," at
ssIoshen, Va. has not rival among the
Gated in the heart OF the AlIeghanies.
where climate is always cool and invigor-
aaung, amidst scenery of wondrous
Home are uneapalled.' =.
sulphur, Alum and Cha1ybeate' Waters.
Address for terms, : ',->>- !
ju2-tf J. c. s. TIMBERLAKB. Man'gr,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
DeIesatesto tho Reuu,on

a: P. Hill Camp. Confederate Veterans
OF Petersburg, held meeting tonight
and elected delegates to the seventh
Reunion Of Confederate Veterans, to be
held In Nashville the latter part Of this
month. Gen. Cullen A. Battle was ap-
pointed by the camp chief marshal of
the parade to be had here on the 9Th Of
June. Memorial Day
a brass pulpit Is to be placed In Grace
episcopal church to the memory Of Mrs.
=. J. Gibson. The pulpit IS expected
10 arrive here tomorrow from New
York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04

a Britisher writing to the Chattanoo-
ga Times says that within two years
oscar Wilde Will rise to the top Of the
Aterary ladder.-Gadsden Times-News
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-04
"Old Sweet Springs -

WEST VIRGINIA.
The greatest health resort in the World
situated ~ miles from main line Of Ches
4 Ohio Railway. and surrounded on ali
Sides by ATTRACTIVE points, and is pro-
nounced by all as the paradise Of the
state EASY conveyanceS meet all trains
Elegant road. and drive made quickly 10
the Springs
Communication in regard to rates or
other Information. will receive prompt at
tent,on A. e WHITE Mannrer
Sweet Springs, w. Va ma3O-eod -2w
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
NEW WATER ORDNANCE.
one TO he Presented to the Council
Next Aonday-A slide on Thirtfeth
avenue Causes TrouhIe

A majority OF the city council met yes
ierday N a COMMITTEES OF The whole n
consider the ordnance regulating water
rates, prepared By Superintendent Of.
Lighting and Water Works I. 3. Yourgs.
TIE ordnance differs from the one non n
effect in bat few instances, the chief
change being IN the method OF measure
ment- Water vii BE calculated under the
new Arrangement by cubic feet. instead
OF oy gallons. This Viii enable those con-
snmeFs Who are supplied with meters 20
read them, and will simplify the work OF
tae wafer Office. reduced rate IS allow
ed 10 factories and foandries.
several minor amendments offered AZ
the meeting yesterday afternoon will be
incorporated and the ordinance Will -
presented al the regular meeting OF the
city counsel next Monday night
Councilman Rudy asAsd that members
81 the council visit the slide on Thi~tleth
avenue next Tuesday afternoon 10 see II
Al ihiHg could be done 70 TX st. CITY En-
slhser thomson explained that the whole
Hillside, covering about coo acres. Is r,gv.
lns down into the stree. hsvI51 fsil.,
altogether thirty feet Work done IN oart-
Ing away dirt he said, had sIrea.lv
amounted 20 = 90 and now II vas Alma,
Impossible 20 cross the street. The civ vas
the more Interested IN the street as n vas
the only roadway 10 the pumping station
ana ~ ease * sreakosv n Of the fatter
considerable Difficulty would be exnsr4.
eoced IN getting II machinery for renairs
me council decided 70 tuveztfesfe -
r1aiter 80 committee or the whole rev
TGesaaE- Expenses 70 the scene ~ ,Se
sliee ana return viii Be borne by he board
81 pu5lc works
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Ha-zH-sa-
Babies on bicycles.
Boston Herald

A New York alderman has MS tssas 9 g,a-
a.. one o. that TX has just usa7e a ~ss4-
hutton against TIRE practise 81 taking .-tta
children out or = ride 81 the front az ~
bicycle tAat has gained him - frteras
among sues theUrhtiess cyclists hut via
raise IRE standard 81 oorrua-za-s.e -
Gotham. "a far as tha Sccgety gor p~av<--
fiou - Cruelty 70 Children Is concerned
Even a1ectf onate fathers ear err fosr-
Fnent. a13 when they -otlnt q day ga
IN tAat per&s0as position. no ueattar how
Ersat taclr ovu skill IN manaEs1z tAA
wheel thsy deserve 70 ~ rsHeA 81 an 80.
court. and prevented frnns Doing ss - TIE
i4w Tire saey may Ike the AIRY ~r7
ard crew ard lauEh. Sat g catas -o7es 81
certs3n sr-re tire. n splee - 8fe--a~v. o.
TIE gnbcurde1 love C papa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12

The Tax and Retrenchment Association
takes view OF the municipal court ousS-
ton contrary 10 that entertained ~ a
majority OF the city council, and at q
meeting he'd yesterday afternoon IL was
proposed 10 further Is every means posi-
be the passage OF the biz introduced IN the
state legislature ~ yesterday OF Tacoma,
aoo.ishing the municipal court. Another
meeting ~ia se he'd today and . course
OF action decided upon.
The rstrenGau.ent association proposes
To- continue Without abatement the prose
cution OF economical reforms. and viii
ngat IN particular the retentlsn OF the na-
nlctpal cSzrt. This court, Ii was contend
Ell az yesterdays meeting. is very expen-
sive and sItirely Unnecessary. IL did
nothing the justice courts could not do.
ne latter were Idle half the time, two
cos rs ne ity s., So a year. Yet e. one
q Them Was Jess expensive than TIE lau-
nicIPal court which IN the .sst thrse years
has cost sia.ae0 above its receipts. a portion
o. this sam being the witness and jurors
fees pald oy the county
TIE s~trsIsCh meut association thought
that since the fRBltei sGlities Of Spokane
a1s3 IacalEa had declared ia fsvor Of the
basteFeay biz, contrary action - Seattle
NcAG Simply serve 10 block the proposed
hesitation, which. being IN the ire Of re-
sreaeaneat, Nas considered beneficial
EA-J lnSe Glas gov. of the municipal
court, was present he sld rot enter into
the discussion concerning the Easterdav
Oil, bat recommended the preparation Of
a. act establishing IN this city a munich
pa workhoase, where city prisoners could
De furnishes employ naent at basket making
ard other things The association took
no action on THIS proposition. though il was
not disposed 10 consider It adversely.
some time aso subcommittee report
was adopted which suggested eartatn
chanSes. for the sake OF aconomy to the
school board. board Of county commission
ers and city authorities. These recon-
mendations we're published In fur at the
time OF their passage. but through a mis-
understanding they .Eere never forwar5ea
y the bodies interested by the secretary
% t3le association. he has now been in
stfucted 10 make coed this omission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12

She Wanted "A Drink OF Soda Water
and Was Arrested.

Pretty Nina Foley. who was the objec.
Of a fight 81 the superior court several
weeks ago. IS IN trouble again. and last
r.sat she was an unwilling CUES, az police
headquarters.
After Nina was placed IN charge OF sx-
Depaty Sheriff Morgan she remained quiet
fer awhile. As was anticipated hy many,
she al not enjoy a quiet life. after its
neWness had wora or. and 50 she started
cut - work for herself. Last evening
she vas thinking seriously e. going % Ia
coma, and she might have gone on.y that
TIE sight q che Willard saloon impressed
her win he idea that she woud Ike a
glass - soda water.
Policeman Rates sax her disappear and
Immediately gave chase. Nina was great
u annoyed a. being placed under arrest
and said that TIE officer vas - mean old
thing" SIZE tod Cart Hogle ,har she
as y years old. sad did not cry whan
b tod her that sac wsg,d have - sleep
la prison SIC is one % the prettiest
waywar8 girls 81 IRE city, having large.
s7ft brown eyes and a Beautiful. creamy
complexion
'Ncv. 7.ease done puf rv ns-re Ia the
paper sire sad 20 Tos.-T-t Igercer
reporter. y F7t t0c uu~h rotc~4arv when
my mother vsute4 rre 10 90 to Alaska 7
am Eo.1E ID leave S=attfe anyway. and 20
- place where 70 ore kIczs me-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
TIE DEsPExsARY LAW.
Meeting to ne Held Here Tomorroxx
To Discuss IT.

The "DiSrersarv law which has b.s,
introduced III the legislature as rneas
Ure FOR regulation OF tho liquor trag1- vri-r
be Up for discussion AZ a meeting m tbs
Chamber Of Commerce rooms tor,or~ovv
afternoon a. O'Clock. The meatire VII
p open 70 al, whether friends tr foes 81
tie measure.
he o.iI rs said 30 combine the features
of she South Carolina 6tsneY, sal, IAN ,s5.t
those az the loca} option biz i-rrss,a-a5
Ia TIE last legisla tare. The author 81 the
present measure Is said 20 Be Geo-re =
Cotteri8. OF this city. He VIII be prasa~,
az touorrow's meeting and explain tba
proposed Az. and several members o. ire
legislature VII b. interested listeners
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New snif. FIIrd.

Actions we've begun yesterday In the
superior coart as fellows:
Howell Fees As Frank J. Hefnen et
ux--FFomissory note S3l5. and foreclos-
urs
Peter Johnson vs. John Newland-Prom-
NS9gy note $40 ana foreclosure.
Equitable Building. Laar aud Invest
Hient Association Of Seattle Us. Eben :.
Osborne 81 TX. and John W Maple
Pr0miss0ry uoto g. 90 and foreclosure.
Charles Mcdonald 20. William T. No
Cahe and Edward s. Hamuton--Trans-
crtpe from Justice Iugers0lPs court CT
Plaintiff appeal
George a Emery vs.. 2 + Slime e. al
-Promlssory note 500. and foreclosure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12

Josiah Collins. wao went 20 Olympia 20
represent the sportsuier Of Seattle II their
protest against the passage Of the McAtes
game ia~, has returned Although the bill
went through The lower house, Ir. CO..
Lns - apparently well satisfied vita the
result of ais trip. II Is probable that the
biu EfaA be amended before Il finally be-
comes q faE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12

On opening court yesterday morning.
Judge Aeore announced that Walter Ne
C1uFes who had been acting as deputy
Clerk f. tbs superior court s3nce Janma~y.
iss8. Tas retiring. 20 be succeeded In the
equity department. 5y Waiter b Alien.
N making this announcement" said
Judge Moore. Il take occasion TO say that
&c al my career at the Bar have never
met more perfect gentleman nor q more
efficient offlcial than Water Mcclure. /
wish him al success II the profession In
which be - now egr4bark king
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12

PARTICULARS OF ARRANGEMENTS
WITH TIRE RAILROADS.

Returning From San Francisco,
sfopover Privileges VIII Re coed
oHIy on North Pacific Coast Lines.
Which ~ III Undoubtedly Induce
Most OF Tic Endeavorcrs TO 60
Home by Way OF seattie-The
Rates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
CRUSADERS Ar saw FRANCISCO.
Glebe Trottinz Theosophists Arriy e
From Australia.

san FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-The fhac-
sep 1lca1 crusaders expected from Aus
trl-.& arrived here ca tAa An esta thsa
EorulGE. Tho party lsft Boston 'art Apr.
e1 a Journey rouu8 rle w7-,3 ,1eir p8r-
pose being 20 lrsttfaee tee revival - tee-
Cssar Tie party consists 81 Earneat
81 r-rore. irrora~y president - al ths
rational organizations and acting presi-
6eoe g tze society i8 Auerica, Mrs..
katherine A TsaElev Euccezser 81 Mad
axe = 1vstsky tn tae eoeuIE region M
a l. Cgesthpr. T. r Petteraea. r b
Pierre NJ ard Nrs Csag1e Faas VIZ ht
aas tas Rev. " vans
Tle crusaders expect 10 remain f5r some
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12

Z ha~en't RAJ AIRY Esa-e - mind a. a. IS
sai1 A- i1Hhiy. ~si1-e my SIZE &. the
esc5wle erase
~Sae EanLs 90 rl6e. Gees shev'
~$o- SIZE Saazs re 30 RE So SAYS
she believes taat a mar wno - oct al
rgh: e. as safe e he-e confronted MA, a..
TesTo1s ailtv - Eezting bicycle back
se--e a. he - = 20 eAs slgue3 the pledge. e
~ ashfagtsz STAT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
Fred Master. Buried at pIaL.,ex

The remains OF Fred Masters. Hbo " e
drowned IN the bag Deceuber - whTa on
rs nay 10 the PORE BlakaAev s-ea--a-
were taken 20 Eakesey yesterday morn
Ing In charge y Bert Butterwcrth re
Euner-t services TOOK pace IN what Is
called Society bah. A. te.i5 7-~io-k -rt1s
hour vas chosen 20 that the rsfI r,er
could attend
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time in California, and 70 establish here a
temple and school Of theosophy. The To-
cation OF the temple has not yet been made
public. though the plan has been fully
given out.
The cvusad ers had an uneventful voyage
from Australia, except that their num-
her was increased en- route, osmer Falls
Wright was born al sea January e not
far from the island OF Samoa.
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Tn. Launching From k-rry,s

A ;. Kerry. q the Kerry NIL Company.
wishes 10 announce that any % his patrons
wishing 20 witness the launching or the
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street IL Reached. when They
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