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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

Appraf ar-ant was alei yesterday = 80
estate q John c. Slxo1-
Judge Jzrabs signed decree o 6ivc7ce
& the Sanho~n case yesterday
Pzs~1ck Lee. - Ireland wEs yesterday
admitted % American citizenship
Packard FIsld yesterday o5tasEzesl
sci ewenE against Adam Ora sor So an1
castS-
J-aEs Moore yesterday signed dsssfaul'
ana yul EreGt 81 favor Z x " 6&rto
against r. Il D1ngwaA e al
sse-wa-oa 3 Gorhar1 has beer appoint
ess guardian "a ntern y re minor chill
Sre1 n ire sufs ~ William Le11o-1 -
Ailez r Pesss e a.
T1r-1 ezses = insanity I'll oe aasysi
bef1re J88Es Moore sA5s gfserao1z- -asy
are as f3loEs. Fla = tlz1sif- Las :
Il. Morgan ard 7. 1~.Fresfca-
Articles g tneorpe~s -tou VIE ED ysz-
tzraav fo- The Scortssa AAalsSa Cod Nh
L-.g Cor raa1y5 trustees, john ~ Ia -.
= X P.ps<. c&g&ERl ssoex- sLs.as, 2 80
SHARES.
In rs case ef re state Trust Cozsa-y
~ ths PuEat S5un1 Dry DOCK e On g-zsaL'
me rszlrtlsErz demurrer - ne esfe7d AZ. s :
answer vas yesterday oveTT2ls2 - s21e
Moozs-
n "a ess@ .. ne German saxs-Es z1s
Tsaaz S,cssfv -. Arthur Iee Nos - 81
X Srr1we VAS yestsr1aT ps2.E ~
receiver % AXE Charge o. tne Et2r-s @s
- SaIses- Hs alee az sETToFass Bond a. I
tcok Pas o1ta-
A~-F-.es q s-co~pora-t7a wsre 1%ss yss-
sarrzaV far tte seattle h-au1lSe cd M
4nw lSrrnuarv- -zp5tA1 sgDcS sssAss Is s.
zes~=sz- e~szs.eNs Taco5 kg1~E1. Lesser IT.
rsr Maurice MeA-cEs2. y - ITA&t1l4
Ard 2 = Cc1SEe-.
whs ~sp5sxsn suls q 4 c. Ar3e~s5- -
A. vs. g5an Mzre1z - a. o. trIAA before
gasEa -JHeoess reSEs5 = . v@FG1 =.
49, wa4serszv is f&vor = re defend
err 80 sszry fzktnw 1utg aocGr I've E-LZ-
s.-zss - rasEh al 1-rss-ze1r-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

A srec.sI rzessazx % ne evil ss-vscs -or1-
nasssson xAs he'd I4zs rszzt. ess=4y fer TIE
purpose C pz2slag 0E2l lz1gIzszt q tne
examinations O. applicants t2r positions u
tze are and Police Departments. The total
averages q t1ose who passed. re ordeal
successfully ar aFs eligible t1r a22oArt-
r.sat IS determined - TIE hoard. are as
fellows
Poase-J. q Mcclurx. sE: +. ". Gao.
81. a :. WIkes. "a Edward Herald,
1s@s Charles Tenant 81 EGwsrd z.
Cummings . "a. Q. ", Tsixhtoz. e =: A
c Scaznem4r s72s e Y Nolce. - -
r. C. Adams average 3 no< yeF egr-
plete, as - has not Jet stood the physical
sxa-lna1son
Flre-T. T. MrIA.a1an. Sos. William X.
sesnaEz. 1913. n. 3. Williams = IS X
s Le-ghtys &-a4. An6rsT SsFlzEE. s. s.
: a. Olives. So. G r. ~ BrAzon. S. is;
Evan z Hergert. gA
A communication Eas received sro=a CITY
Comptroller PGrry enclosing re claim q
VII :. kenny. formerly lieutenant @ En-
gee No. & Tor Eve days pay. Rnoz1ting
20 f1a-4. Secretary GroEt Vas instructed
% prepare a statement q al the fats con-
rec1e1 wztz TIE case and report them %
the city eemptrolie-.
TIE foIlowtrg est1mats % expenses C
the beard Tor ths ensuing year was sub
mitTsd by Secretary Creut ams approved.
Pay RET salaries g 60. lahor bureau sx-
psTzses. IL. civil service expenses an-lua-
INK records Printtus, Te3scal physical ard
SPECIAL szzlZasss and sun1riss. xsl5 me
last Item lnciaSes also fhe estimated cost u
better appliances for paysica5 exzrlara-
tloas sza Tetal e So
Or. C3zEeace a Saagsh SER Il hgs res{x-
nation a. a member - the exarslr,sr z
board of physicians. ard = wzs accepted
His successor has n0s bean selected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29
GARDNER WAS ANGRY
yUDGE HJMES GIVEN THE LIE By
CHINESE INTERPRETER
Hmzfnary Hearing In Ching Gee
Hee Ca.e-Gsrener's Story Of Cor

That's q Ess~
TIE Errzs ,A-s q. Esth q snap al
s-uz 1e-e1th re wf@1ssz' dark sysh~uws
sazf1s - ere G2s1sd oz- e AZ c=Zg@s
soTz q ~sg.
TIE zza = IRE witness ehasr wso .HEs
Esl-@vsd lie tsrsl0z .. ia feelings was
Or : z. GARNER. C141@<s interpreter ard
translates. employed ~ Ea4 r~ezSr-T &C.
pGr--@Ee - aszs<- IS special agents =
ssrrst4zg CIR TIE CITY parties u Ia CHI
rsss s-su8s 81 Par T5w-sS-5-
TIE Gw@sTAcrs- -zE sx-TEE-e :. J.
Eu-@s. @zo coEcu-ted raEa@r se2rcss-sg
cross xz-a4n8fion 70 h@az1 o. as client
Cat-g Gee Ess. wazs@ rs Associates = re
case &sS~rs. TSo-rzx Burke. 2 A Bal
anx@- zr9 Alfred EastAs c1zes-ts5 tAsE2-
s@lsss wstA Offering sEEgsz151z Gl1zg t1e
Ire % sxz--1Ez-zoz-
Or. Gz-E1sr was sEntarTsc 20 an IT.
pleasant sra . o1ez.i-rs frou TIE der Sc
sor a. hoGr azc hzis after RS 5z-@E- ex-
animation II tae preliminary bearing q
Gee ChlEx Gee Ee@ rests~1zy bss0rs Cc--
sz.SEs11s- h8=<zT- n al IRIS tine low
ever - cd rat vary hairs h-ezStn frel
The statement se made 81 ztrees sxs-n-na-
gioc as g tie alleged attempt made by
Zee % hTsee hin 70 falsely trzrx3Ass the
discriminating lsstsrz c-E-s3 & .hs Gee
case. ard % bs-ray 70 me atrc-zeyx for fhs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

@--I7 ycz recoE--xa s1zsA E1-s-ss
A-Fss- : XIV wa: t1sy ara
~-A-= tesy ros ch=eks fs- -~-Sy
w1s~A yoz hG--uw41 % E1e Gs1@rAz-sT
A--n@T are roz w2s @EpsGye3 tT
IN . --a1slzxe 1e--zs- E1.1ss@ ard e.
gZ1s1 @prz-szts 70 re cA1-es@ azzhzsS2-
CO. AZ WAsHszx-zz
Ga EoE zc1 tel I'm EAa- ycz
wE1-e1 - rzks yozz- via back 80 Vase
Egt2z H.ta yez as Wa sAay+ e zonsyF
AEz-1 he - E2s passed az2 xAsz
c'cch re e01rt ard SrscEzz AgS1t TAsse-
o-.1 requested IRE witness - xsxg excl
Dr. Gardner &4clz-et "a. th@ --o-ev
- 1ae Received t-r<z Ch-zr Co. Es@ wAs
20 services -Sz1s-e. * .rz-Saz.Ezg Ger
tain pagers - Ezx1xA and Ca1zes@ 70
fas 2-z5assze1- - w1zzazEtsn Toy
reAte1 . = E-SSas-14O1 . eusa I. rail-
read < -11-A
A. ere polzt rhs szss-tazs see= -
ls21 % n sxps3ifst5e. - d 6zrzne-@s
g=ne@3ogsca2 s9& -Es witness waz
eSsSts0ne7 IS % - Ea-tora1ssv - Us
fztssr, J1@- Ez8tcoet GsY3-s-. VITO &c
SAD was a zzt3Tz q Nzzzacn-zss.sz. FL
sly th@ tact wzs siacffsss thar o-@ - t2s
Tttnass' material ancestors Was born u
3 Portuguese sg-sze--sz1 n China
2-Wzs sze : Csfrsss ~7-4zT
Al g. NJ krow % ~ car kzcws-
e6gs ea1ls not help r Il Sc waz
Here tie e1Sz1oSs saox another rzr--
TIE witness was asked as % taa r1-zszzs
-r-ss &c E29 visited Chtra.cw- and
again ws-t over tie coszTsrszsz1zs had
Est1 Ching Gee Es& Little was creszwh :
cut n sEestAon 70 Ire statements Esz1e
@ ne eSrscS examination. Eltl re vii
EsSs tod CT = visit 20 Hess place Maz-
day night SGT - On tbs occasion ha
sskss Ching Gee Zee Z 5s was xD1nz 20
leave. o. contemplated leaving RE easy
Gee Ees r-p3ssd n the negative. an
asker ht1 = g was p<oSzhZs hat znv
trouHls would oc-e 70 h2-1
Thsz es SD that Z - w&s Put 70
any trouble, o. = 64aEa<. hs we1-d have
myself and tie treasury o7z4a1s al ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29
THE GARnAGE QUESTION.
Prepossi MADE TO the City by a Gre
matery Company.

good deal q discussion has recently
ts&sr piace as e what disposition the city
snal3 n X of as garbage. OF course the
easiest Plan IS - haul Z away and dump
Z soTreHa sres bat Invariably ard very
naturally the F-acpis IN whose nelghh1r-
hood = = dumped register a kick Thss
has ee1 manifest n several meetings Of
the city counefl where formal protests
have oeeu Received Eigh numerous sEz.a-
iares. sSainsf TIE dumping OF garbage IL
certain localities
4 communication vas assa yesterday IN
the city cor7ptToller's oss7ce froEn the Dix
% sanitary CrematpTy Company. os
Findlav. o. proposing that II the city
v'<u aid furnish suitable site the company
W7aia undertake for the sum - &c aoa 70
e-ect No. : extra s.xe double crerz-
tory % THE nsxcu patent, each SIDE
of ThSrr would have a capacity for ami
hlatsnx thir-y-flve tons q garbage per
day % twenty-four hours OF THE whole
creratory q total = seventy tors t.sr
day. They undertake % guarantee TIA.
- offensive oaows whatever snsM sScare
the process az combustion beiog absolute
and complete
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

rested aa5 charged with attempting 70
sxtor, s. 60 frora him he declared that
his word with Judge Harso1a would SO
q long Way with him (tze fudge"
THIS apparently w4S t5sa1ay EEexrsct-
81 b si1Asr side
TIE witness said he told Ching Gee Hse
that such talk wzs nonsense and thai he
left the stare.
II z O'Clock the court adjourned. after
continuing ths hearing til Thursday ~
u o'eloEk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

NJ : wsra ga esss3o1- GO Assr-
Sea are ~ tAs Ief3isT
NJ ara Ma EruesT HgbcisA O. Cas-
rsope,lss a1e a. ~ EHlier.
" Lee 49, Ecuts I Selzas7e3. &
Ia Canusr are a. t1s DAeT
~ = n Atfrtfxe a. Po~f T-1s3sz
4. vssfslra f-fs7sfs - are clty a2e - sop
PIES a. fas Igsser.
NJ asa M Jasn Nasoe resuree1 -
Ma nav eH re sfeAH1sE tfaFeaer az
1850 wrera Mp Vase vii rNs1Msa G.s
vrrra As feaeAsr "a tas government Ia
ElsH srHeCL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29
New salts FILED.

Tie following new suits we're fled yes
ter1ay il The Superior court:
Bark - BriIssn Columbia IS. a H
seaErzve e az; FroznasSory noie Of June
e ls% s. Sc
Als1Eo y MoHat & g. - The Oregon
pathway and Navigation Company a7-
peaEarce. complaint not fled
washington building Lean ard TnSur-
auce Association VS. annie =. Boyd e 81 !,
pr0-1ssorv notsEet February Is. 1874 $50
ard foreclosure O mortgage
Charles Tsckle1burg Ts- Ehe Bay View
Brewing Company & AZ answer co0-
E2al1s nus fled
john Creagn IS. ths Equitable LIE As
surancs Soci1gy. demurrer. c1Ens7 plant
not Gle5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

Receiver Murrays Renorf.

A Q Murray yesterday alea Sis rar.o~s
as receiver e tAs Seattle Dairy COMPANY
shCw'Ez; Teal amount 90 cash ra-afg-sss
3 KS tossl amount dshursez s--s =.
bsiancs OF hand gLEgE He asks IRE
court 20 a@3ow him s9sa s5r hss services
since June 3. ard Szsa with whaca % pay
his attorney
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

A symposium q King County ". c. =
&. work xil - heia az o'clcck tor fgAt
iu Haven II r Church. corner Il Hsv-
ard svea1> rorth ard John street under
The auspices g Lake Cusoa x. c :.
TIE pubic invited e attend
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

Ayers Sarsa parsIla ts ret a seer. prep
sraaar AnT ueg-stcssn nay have IRE s,r-
rnuga cr spr, -atfcn. TIE secrs1 g rs ssr-
cess as q nsrl~sr Nss t- ~ sxtra era .rsrv
eower sa cleanse tas blood - impurities
ard cure ths raosS eesp-saatez cases q.
ky,rs4 REsessa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

r. ratksNtsz t.s f1--.er. Ma-toa street
between Fret AIS Sec-n5. Is prepares 4,
favntsh ia8les fata season w1th re s~4-e-
favs az tes sevesz rr3ees. A srsrsal-v
-ra3s % rsz-oze1s.ES s12 geG1vztlrx f.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29
no rot WANT uErTER pAYs
ria Yourself TO ocrupy Better To-
sition by Attenafax the Y. VI.
G \ Fre- Night school

A. wilson's Modern Business Cafls~-
Oueus Csetcber tst fa~ saz n ntNs' sfsgi
under TIE personal ssgeervt ssor % Prof
P Wgisoa ard 81 able e1Fps q Professor
J51 TIE n g. \. ard sceoal e fre7
w}th all NJ q A. privileges ln-gussnr
rraasoyznsat hursau. Building AZ Flrsi
Rvsnua
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

ra.s s~v y exhlN8staG C. Tssss - r-xa
- SaARx Csaursaz- 81 AFr1aaas- sTe1n Co--
...~.s-a1se Aurtsan saae commences -
-,,~r~w At Ia Rz8 Tss 3. ~ 81 &c FsEs
1xYaax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

u = Ewing received a aettr- frcn -
e-.sfear yvsly Ewt-E yesterday. tstse8 ~
lake peuaet. Sapse-hsr e ts veteh -
sizes tNa4 ne sas a. % Hts EaeaR as me
}aks ana wfl Asve - Boat reaev p 49,
- fhree eayss tsuae Ha says rs hea-a
was reTe~ better ara taaf AthoaEa ~
- 49, hars. - has erL,Eea ,es -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

pre- Aprss ceseT rreFa WAsnsnEF1G -
ehzras ~ =. A E-acS & 60 = 2e hfs'er
wNY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

Or TUESDAYS ans T1z-%1avs ~ - a. g
Insulting D-- g. -atas WI BE e. s-e.-
Lass 81 second sass % CNraro - ~-ss-
-,ess So seesrH class 20 :. Loss r..
Great Narthern Ra1Hav. E4 F~-v We
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

re- Eszs-ree efHcEz 90 a. Cc-ees-e .ev-s
p-.n5av C,anlpaEy. se2r & entrance $
var b-21E.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

EsSs-scs So &a&lsca Ferk Eres every
asss-uoc1 tAls weeE On TIE wzss-. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

Us- FRYE srasa Cas- --a1s c1aaty
gasa~RA ss@3-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29
HO FOR The I
GREAT GOLD FIELDS I
ST ALASKA (
AND The I
KIONDihE REGIONS. I

We make . specially % outsstsag.
. AID car supply yo1 with everything
yoz eat. wear or use. We have
Ju-abo SaE-ts Underwear ard Ho-
s5sry f1v tss Northern RxgscaA
Sca3 ~ Is exclusively.
GUN Bocts. Miners Booss. Woossn
SHIRTS Pants Dv@Ecozts. Arctic
. CsornfrE. s1@epnx Bags Fur Robes 4
/ a15 Blankets. Canned Food Prof.
! ucss, Meats. Portable Camp Outfits
gtkn ard alarslrgnaA A1n@rs' To2ts.
Guns and Anmunsston-
r. fact ws cz5 s1Eply yea Win
I suything ard everything y0g'l ned
4 sErans your stay - Alaska .
Can c. Cur reprs>rRtatlv 81 ITS
= ces~e corner of Railroad avenue I
anz Columbia street. over TIRE North
srn PaE16c paSsenEe- s1atso1- lie
0 en- show you sam91es C 3 fsW % I
( ire z-znY goods sc sell ard vii &4-
. vSs@ sen what they cos. delivered a.
Sszftis
; scsT6csE2f WARD 6 Co.
- 70 10 Michigan Ave-. Chicago.
TIE Great Nal Order House
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

Evsryss&y s4ss s.-A iia-' aas sas'a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

e TTAher. - Berlin. German T1t-.trz
ax-e~t a en- sAe esey a rue@t - the Raj
-frr-esrsnA haeeI 1rr HAIR Is lock rr
ever tha eon- ny IN ths taterast - ngna-
resr q German 'aert1ars ana sore cf
sres~ r,frersan Fysen8s. He e Teseortee 2s
Anvfrr made excessive purchase in t7s
r,etgNas,rae.,4 - Nawnt tt6sV hat us be
ss~4es s~Nfy lewestfrss sons w'G 1astev a
-.es,x- ~ ssVnr q investment sa& 20
"a. Dve-sr~ hsf 70 esse uet falew EAst
s-v purchases VII - =s&3e--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

) ia sse. Ammonia or Any
: Other Impurities ''Aon'f CO."
Crescent Contains No Aiur.
Ammonia or Any Other Irupar-
\ tiles whatever. Crescent Ma C,
=
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

7. A Nansau leaves On me city q So
..sta .nfsv ~ tyr - SkaRuav ana
Dvsa. He VII only give fse pisces s1ca
Nyief srvestsEa tsau as tie few ao1rs ~
each place w{a aisew hlgu. Ae is f8&nz
atsuw faw bales - Northern Pass
rlaeAras srs advertising matter. no b
- savs - WI have RATED 80 tee tre s
zfa~~ sr.s razse< . the Eo'a fields he
exweegs - see teat to- regular p,ffs
-sfl - - a-eaeasrs are properly aocs' 20
w3fs Northern Parzsc aavsTf4zinE matter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-30
Did.

GOULD-on Thursday. April =. 1897 at
600 y. m. PEARSON F. GOULD. aged
81 years. ? months and > days.
Funeral Sunday. May ?. from his home.
CaIdwclrs run. at o'clock p. m. In
torment at Mt Zion cemetery. Friends
OF the family invited.
SHlVEI.Y-on wednesday, April p 1891,
al 6:l0 o'clock u. m, NJ. HOGE ShlNE-
LY, in his 39th year.
Funeral from his late residence, No. q
North Broadway. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends OF the family re-.
spectfully Invited to attend, Interment
at PeninsulRr cemetery.
RIIsT-on Tuesday. April q, 1897, Mt a;s5
p. m, AUGUST A. RUST, In his 5Oth
year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. III
Seventeenth street, Friday morning At
$50 o'clock. Mass at 81. Alphonsus
Mt a. m. Iniorment at NJ. Calvary,
Friends OF the family invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-30

that heating Included, the building,
would cost Sls,237 This total cost, how
ever did not include seats or desks.
Before Mr.. Riheldaner's motion was
put, Mr. Noble renewed the objections
to the site Of the building. but in vain
for the motion carried.
Col. Miller offered an amendment that
no member Of the board OF education
shall have any pecunIary interest either
direct or indirect In any contract. or
dealing OF the board. or be employed In
any such transaction for compensation
by the board. The amendment goes
over TO the next meeting.
a motion by Mr.. Maxwell to purchase
900 printed copies OF the old rules OF the
board. was defeated.
The board adjourned at $50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-30

Yesterday further cave-ins occurred
at the Wheeling Terminals tunnel at
the head Of Twenty-eighth street, and
It seems as though debris Is cleared
away only TO make room flor what at-
terward falls. a large force OF laborers
are At work and they incur risk Of being
injured by the falling dirt. Good head
way was made I'm the morning, but yes
terday afternoon n large part OF the
roof at the entrance crashed down. The
damaged box cars have been taken out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-30

PERSONAL.-The gentleman who
annoyed the congregation last Sunday,
by continually coughing. will find instant
relief by using One Minute Cough Cure,
a speedy and harmless remedy for
throat and lungs. Charles r, Goethe.
corner Market and Twelfth streets;
Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; Peabody &
Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-30

Tho best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises. cores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptlonS, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
tIon or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-30
THESCHOOL BOARD.
Ispeelai Meeting of the BOARD of
Education Last Night.
CONTRACT FOR CLAY ANNEX

Was Awarded to sl,,On q ISr.bb a, Their
Bld of siS,Os1 -ThIs was the Lowest Of
the Bids submitted by Local Rnlldsr'.
Proposed New Rules Knocked Ont-sev.
rral Mouths of Discussion and Work
End In Nothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-30

FOR Pin Worms. Eczema, Hives, in
fact. any OF the various toriuring. Itchy
diseases OF the skin. DOan's Ointment Is
an Instant and positive remedy Get Il
from your dealer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-30
MARRIED.

BOWERS ROSENBERG-On Thursday
evening. April % 1921, at the parsonage
or the Third Presbyterian church, by
Rev. r. r. Bigger. CHARLES \.
BOWERS and LOUISE ROSENBERG.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11
Spring Requires

That the impurities which have nc.
eumulated In your blood during the
winter shall be promptly aud thor
oughIy expelled If good health Is ex-
pcctcd, When the warmer weather
comes these impurities are liable to
manifest themselves Ia various ways
and often lead TO serious Illness
Unless the blood Ia rich and pure
that tired feeling will ahliet YOU,
your appetite will fail aud you will
hnd yourself ''all run down" Hoods
Safsapafilla tones aud Btfengthens
the system, drives out all lmpufl-
ties, and makes pure, rich, healthy
blood, Hoods Bafsapaflla IA the
One true blood purifier aud the best
spring medicine, De sure TO get
only Hoods,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11
NO. 2lO.
THE MCKAY MURDERER,
Strong Evidence that the Murder
was Committed by a Negro,

The reporter had talk with dep
uty Sheriff Frank Barkman yester-
day, about the report of finding the
effects belonging to the late John
Mckay, who was murdered on Rose
TIill some time ago, Mr., Barkmln
said ! have in my possession a
grip sack taken as the property OF
the negro killed at Camden, Ark,
several days ago by the city mar
shal, OF that place, in an attempt
to arrest the negro The grip sack
was sent here to be identified, as
letters in 1t indicated that the dead
negro had made this place hls home,
In the grip sack was found suit of
clothes identified as a suit taken
from the Mckay store on the night
of the murder and robbery also
the store key pistol and several
other articles known to have be-
longed to the dead man. There
was also found in the grip sack a
bloody shirt and pair of bloody
socks,
The dead negro was known here
as Henry Terry alias Henry Wood,
He lived at Ashdown under the
name of Bob King and was run
away from there for house break
ing
He was wanted in Red River
county for killing an Indian and
at Fordyce, Arkansas for murder
committee there,
Mr., Barkman says, he is satisfied
this negro has killed several people
In different parts Of the country,
This then places the murder on
this negro beyond a doubt aud re-
moves all, semblance Of guilt from
Parks and Bass, the two suspects.
Since the above was set In type,
Deputy Sheriff Frank Barkman and
Louis Park, called on us and exhibit
ted plenty Of evidence that the me-
gro killed at Camden, was none
other than the murderer of John
Mckay they returned from Cam
den Friday, We are glad this seem
Ing mystery has been cleared up,
and that Mcssrs, Parks and Bass
have both been proven inocent Of
the foul charge lodged against
them
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Mf Joe Winter talks business In
this Issue, In bls new ado In usual
space, lIc tells YOU he has the
goods gives you the prices, aud
talks TO you In a lalherIy way Mr.
Winter has a large trade In the
city aud has made II by fair deal
iHg with all. llo has a complete
stock aud you should look through
II, Go aud see him without fail,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Rev j, A, beagle OF the State
Line Methodist church, has been in.
yited 10 deliver four lectures one
upon the subject Of logic, one on
ethics aud two on mental science a
also 10 deliver a special sermon TO
young preachers, al the theological
institute Of the Little Rock Confer.
ehee 10 meet at Prescott May "a
to ~, inclusive, llo has accepted
the invitation quite an honor TO
him, aud cur city, by the way
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Fortune knocks at the door of a
city as II does at the door of an In
dIyIdual, but seldom, and every
good citizen and business man who
Is not ready TO promptly open the
door, Is not alive to the citys best
interests Let US get about the
important matter Of paving Broad
street nothing would 40 advance
our city In stability and permanent
proaperILY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11
4O7 West Broad Street Texorkona, Texas

Yesterday afternoon at i.3O
o'clock as Iron Mountain switch
man Al Smith was STOPPING over to
pick up u coupling pin, a car wheel
struck bh LETT arm about the wrist
and broke one Of the bones therein,
He had II set at once, aud The In
iufed member Is doing we'll we are
pleased 10 learn,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

We called on O'Dwyer n Ahcru
yeslcrdoy for the weckly change In
their advertisement, and they said
'eall again, we are two busy now
waiting oa customers, our last
weeks advertisement Of bargains
brought us "Y0u can let the pres.
ent advertisement remain tlll turs
thef notice"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

We see coffee quoted In New
York AZ 7e, per pound, AZ Wholesale,
II Ia lower now than II has been for
quite a number Of years since the
trusts fell out aud cut prices, bups
ply Ia also very large, which cuts
considerable figure IN the matter
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

The little town Of GOo0old Ark
ansas, Lafayette county wae visits
cd by a IRE on Thursday night and
the only store there was consumed,
with its entire contents, valued al
t5,O 900. The store aud goods was
the property Of Mr. Garfield, and
was not Insured,