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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
A COUNTRY JUSTICE.
one In Chehaiis Coanty Who Is Up
40 Date ina the Law.

II Ozau4ann pxae4nci- Chaaatlls ca1ailiy
there Is some talk atsous me czsa pss'tlalise Sc
81 ]. - Webster. l. - GAINED that Wee
sssr-cRed J. A. Ingram $50. waten e2t-fe'l
SIR. ingram bo insgitu-e a ciFh sult before
Jssssi,e % tna Peace J y Locke. Now
fb,,re ba s8ss,ss az.shg 81 e. whscaer Nessstsr
IL aNvs or dad. huf report refciifsa gum
fault that Ns& WEBSTER was atias - s.
stssa r ehangssa Ehaf TIRE hrUEhsT Cf tae
g,Raigasaff in Tie s. - saE Vysas coF1flS ~ So
atess - ne brought along me teS@ @-efa-
yIre ara8 sugued 8, over 10 . sosaal corasiA3sc
30 serve on Afrs. Webster. Ttat aaziy HoN-
ey@r. ne@s raat feel any alarm. ~ ne 1urHs-
.ss,fhsn o. a NEs<te- ~ the poace does n"t
sxtesssf oalaS4fe nss own county tE4e OK t1e
ssarsrs 40 be SERVED Is s,y<ei ''nolsce q
ssift.'' ART perIsal - tais SONS 20 A69f@
rsr.sas pdalslye taat tne tustiee naa neNeF
suck nss rsasse ias4dc q code. IaeT~ are not
a few aeng.segseies iH - nlaias-ap. any ore
~ valch waots,d b. sure 20 Rac-A me p-ops
srslt frora hn6er g. from q A-e-t stATs' 'afa-
Anyoax crh.r ta1Hss tlEe peocass @aes ass
ran IN .tse name o. tfse safe % " as Ring
enn aus et.s defendant ~ u94fie1 ao 1f'raF
sslres- DAVIS ofsor dag. Na.se tire statute
provides stsag a nC-Aoe ~ ALI n1f ne made rec
surnabe urore than tNeo-y days af'cr ere
date - So assuence-
humorous faa-avc b Thea s. 81 adj
s~,ss.-f 10 - T.. Weosser. bfs heirs amt
a.,-srrs 60 evidently with Else idea in view
Sal NJ rssarprer a78st have aroppe1 ~
ssr, sarth ara lFft actsriy ~ a1cfr[ sesret-a
e,~ hls,, exe>ns afs helrs and 49, lgus- The
r.,ttrc aBsso sssss oat that tae sslra 90 tfsa IS
.tairnaa $50 D sue gpoa accolat 81 Scare
lslla Accompanying iae us.i.re is anoe1er
fv,u-~ headed .+~yssH ~ CoF-p Atrt." Wnic1
- itself ,snr % she csErtsss,ie- - lFssi hter-
,~eure ara which can aest ~ apr~e-ietcl
hy "A uersnzal ~ .1s ran tsx- = reaas as
- lows
ia sastlce court. before ----, Justice
j A. Ingram. p.slntT. against J. u.
Wecsfer 6efeodant
STATE ~ WASHINGTON. Chsaaus county.
s. "a aiagtt pFecirs-t
lon this efss saF - January. q. ~ ls't.
s-arsR before f1e U0-fefe.ssEf1- J. A. a0-
erars. ~ the above names county. NE'.
hsfnsg AafV swofn. SAYS % "a 81 f1at taa
ato~vsaia J y. NeaSter A.ee et .Ae esa
sat1 county Is flstty tG@eese1 GU A-.n .-
satH n,usnttT fa She ~s9n 80 te-r GtlsF@
seF ninety cents Ahlcn s4u - Jas
due ara psst tHG t1e e&-3 p.1sattEt- Al.
fsss fhs said AefendaNt Z y rs aste- caH
l@F. thn caunty Ssthn2t 01ertaE s1 F-t
~. Sax tents4lrt aE Any rarf ne enc -tae
sy,.f tha sass plaintiff declares th4t 30 a--
ssaes- fAa #zst gsAlutsI OF ais ageat& us
s@srz &c ~rs tufsut Sc Eaf fhe saifs- Pc
therefore ruakea te-s coraH alHt as ASKS
a~s -. hetrs o. ass Ers, aa1 i1 cT&rr 81
~sssrs payment hs prays t1af a WI
sftSshr 1anr ~ issue assillst re %1r
49, enastets 81 taa sal1. a.s
Aefrx aa3 sss-Ens- ftftafF. l-t A@,5
9 A EazFams SAYS faas Pc - tas
.-ssSaftT is tne ahcse eHtitla1 -
.-S-,~, ans saoscriees before ere gee
cav Ard aAts ars, above writer
~A &C.. E.srs--rr.t M
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

Wllha,a Ha-krath appeared IN Justice
Aistiu's COURT last evening 70 answer she
complaint % r +. McCouaEhv. a team
ster. who accuses Sim % having threat
ened hts Hfe with a revolver. Harkrarh
vas released on 500 bonds 90 appear 90
morrow afternoon a. o'l1ock TIE
trouh.e arose over tne shoslng % some
horses owned hr NcC5nagay. Il Is said
f-st che horses sore taken 20 Harkrath'
shoe ~ mistake When MeCouarhv
learned where tee scTses vere ne vent
70 the shcp ana made remark 20 The
snect taat Earsrath could not do any
work for him. Al thls uma several shoes
Rad been removed HarkEaEa Is alleged
10 have told M~t'onagny % take his
horses eHi ger 2uf. whereu11n McCo~-
aEhv sRsd tE1t he would 20 when be- Tat
rea3g IrCoeas-y eiAizns that HArk-stl
produced revolver 70 emphasize bis re-
mark about ~Reriinw out Me-osaghv
iesy and Immediately applied FER a war-
rs1f Procuring Attorney McElroy satf
last 81 stt thar tee ease was rather ulixe5
arr - w7s 3oghtfal about tae outcome.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

want 70 tel them what We think OF them,
because IL viii burn the paper up
These suggestions from the doorway
were favorab.y received. one member ~
the bureau thought the mining bills should
be condemned On general principles. and
another declared that the less laws TIA
batter OF were miners A committee OF
three appointed TO draft the resolutions
TO - forwarded TO the legislature were
given discretionary power 70 alter them
and send them on. The committee then
adjourned 20 consult. accompanied BY Dr..
Jordan.
The measures waich have aroused the
opposition OF the mining bureau are house
nlls g. ~ and rs. One was the ban Inn
posing a so fee FOR hiing articles OF min
Ing Incorporation. and 10 cents extra Tor
every 1900 shares over sleo.so capital
stock. which was debated Tuesday IN the
housa Of the legislature.
President G.. A. Barch said be could see
no good In the biu which could only
operate against mining development In ths
state.
Ancsher bin provided that every minins
claim he ce-tih@3 % ny The state geos0East
before Il cousd ~ Incorporated This BIZ.
g. miners thought. wssssla operate against
Ths poor locssor, a ID would hnFe % Naif 4
Aoug time FOR the state geo2ogtsf 70 survey
his cain.
resolutions drawn against the measures
vewe tEIegrApaed 20 Olympia. East nigE.
Taraa weeks aso a eolnmIttess Of the
bureau VAS appointed 70 meet Wild "a
crEnmltfee OF. mines and mining Of t1s
Chamber Of Commerce. TO procure t1e re-
nova q the state bureau of mining from
Olympia 10 Seattle, In Reporting on this
President Bunch said: We have cs9a-
ferre.l ar9 We are kahie 70 keep OF con-
ferrirg @sr Fz5ihing las been aceariTr lis.aed.
Il Is a serious matter % get a bsl through
me 5egtsia sure. arui We though. ne Should
have' The support " she Chamber ~ Com
merce But / am ba~iEsalEm - tank ae
stall have 10 psIsh The thing ourzesXes,
The only question ~. where - ihe moaes %
come FROM We must sezsd man 10 olym-
pia % urge the MISTER before % leglsla-
ture Il wfil 0nsy cost as Bbaslt - ar T1a'
Severa. miners present offered A. oncs %
Contribute The arst two subscribers wao
wzsne-d 20 a3a Seses1s in geEting toe stale
mining bu-exn hero were from Sn0aoElgh
and Hamilton.
A DISCUSSION gradually arese and grew
in fefsor on th>a ability q -ae miner 20 get
title ID a claim ire frs year after lis b1ea-
i1on Il 500 worth OF work were performed
the first year The miners presenE aa1
each their ceu tiaas % the law On tbs
matter.
A comprehensive paper on Alaska mines
was read b G. ". +. Johnsgn, o. 80
Alaska bureau OF Information.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
A NEIenBoHaooD QUARREL.
One Man Charged with Threats 70
slash Another with "a Ia nife.

George w Prescott admitted IN Justice
fngers0lfs court yesterday afternoon that
he did not accept Gus Younger's invita-
ton 70 come out and have his heart cut
cut" Younger ~ alleged 10 have been
disappointed Al Prescott's relieeace In the
matter and 90 have conuented himself
with whiting post with large butch
er knife he had intended for Prescott's
heart.
According 10 the story told In the court
room. the Preseotts and the Youngers are
nsighbOFs. They live on Elliott avenue.
between Battery and Bell streets. The
children Of the two families had trouble
which involved their mothers. and then
came near getting the fathers into a row.
Prescott claims that Younger took a
large butcher knife and stationed him
self In front OF his (Prescott's) house and
invited him TO come out and have his
heart cut out Prescott would not do IL.
and his heart was ali right when he
Swore 20 q complaint last evening before
Justice Ingersou. Constable Pike took
the warrant and went down 10 the water
front, where he waited p tiently until the
steamer City OF Champaign arrived In
port. Younger is cook on the steamer.
He submitted 20 arrest and on appearing
before the justice was released on his
personal recognizauce for SO bonds. TO
appear next Monday afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
Mining News Prom Grand Forks.

Considerable excitement g caused
just now from fhe recent rich strikes on
Observation mountain. adjoining tbs
townslte OF Grand Forks The owners IL
the Boneta property on fhls mountain.
are running q lsl-foot tunnel 80 tap liza
ledge. They are row IN some twenty teet
and are IN sold peacock copper and iron
ore. An assay taken the otasr day from
tire workings Of the turue ram ar nigh
as Sc IN gold and u per cent. copper.
The Observation Mountain Gold Mining
Company. watch 0wns a group % rich
properties on this mountain. vii start
work on is properties tao fTst week in
February.
Owing 70 the increased travel into IRIS
section there has been another stage 3ine
put on between Grand Forks and Bossourg.
near Marcus. which makes tae third stage
line between Grand Forks and ths raa-
way.
Almost daily properties are changing
hands and everything points To q very
busy spring az Grand Forks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

Steamship CRY - Topska saHss fo-
A'aska vester9sy morning a. % O'Clock
uIta gre following Gs- % passengers. r.
p SR.fs. r. &. sts-kney. Thomas HoEa7.
* = Dyer. <. ", Everett. Mrs. Bowen
ard two children. p. 2. Moore. Mr. and
Mrs ?. IorEens7u N-z : " Rlxby.
T ". paaSdinE = Goosoer-. Mss G
Erutsr. y. = E@l-. Mss N Munro.
AZ sra Mrs William Holder. 2. J. ca
sss J Joseph. George " Clark Ms <
Mcdonald. Mrs. 2 Il Renshesd. J Biz
swarger. J. MouAesner. NJ at Ms "
e Orfou. scott Lindsey. George Walker.
Cear.es II Netca1 Dolue Bsaustt Tx
10 Davenport. TOT Russell " rnla Russell.
Nau5 Moody. NJ ana Ms z 3. Decker.
ara fes ezro-,ss-cssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

TIE pF~@enos % several s<vlishly dressed
women a. pceics zs2z1uusrrsrs Za-st evening
G1vew ~ nsa@saaeS 3nto a Sts1@ o1 md *
c4senenL As 3 Mater q tact. however.
s EaS nothing nasre -aan q for@zE@sSo~'sng
~ 81 Important policy "a coDEseestaoa wi-s
rae social evil ina Wlu 90 aEz1o effect ngxt
zso1fh
As r. weli knCvn. g. aas been lie pscsACy
% tee preseu, aGniasssrs zzOl 20 c9sztlns
lne eTN n q community that Is specially
adapted - reserve lt. ard walsh Is near
Fhs ps-saes sz2eSoz- IL tEss powers thaE be
lf-ouzhs for q nsonszt that they oVIsd ex-
termfFa@se TIE ewE th@y would undoubtedly
xso<k % ma end. but the history ~ TIE
sgorsd mas sza5En TIE 9as=r tmpo@azlbiEgy Of
sssScf a tliu<. To attempt 70 externiua1e
would simply result in widespread dif-
fusion. sae very t1ing Esat has been coun-
seracled ia concentrating.
II - tne 5e3leg - Cnssf q Ps.Fce Reed
Thai system o. arrests and fines W. Sc
cSznTfsSza good results. IN the frs place
slo1 . system wil ssays = restraining in
nleEsse AID 81 iesa.f enforce a limitation %
numbers: sspan again. Il viii also return 70
me city sumo % To- expense produced by
THIS class OF people n making Necessary
a rz0lice force and . court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
Lord shoifo In Vancouver.

Lord and Lady Sholto Douglas are now
en- toying life al Vancouver b. c. II IL
stated or good authority thai the young
lord IS expecting an addition 20 the fam
ily. Perhaps e. = needless % remark that
he IS praying for a son The lord OF many
sayings and much not0r1esy and a variety
actress marriage "a reported 10 be greatly
E.leased with uns trsatnserst he = receiving
IN British Columbia. He likes the people
The majority OF newspaper readers VIII
recall The sensation occastoae1 By the mar
rage OF Lord Sho-.o with a variety actress.
II appears, according 20 the story from
Vancouver. thai the sisters Of his wife. the
AG64s sisters. as trey are called IS the va
rtsty world. had AT engagement g. ytcto-
ria This Cid 10, suit The lord. 50 be wrote
70 hIs vaudeville Te.a.ives in San Fran
cisco. not forgetting, & T. sad, % mention
inat re hopsd hey would give up <he trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
Burlington Route.

IRE SPOT where Custer fell IS within
plain view % IRE Burlington routes track.
The monument that marks his last rest
ing place Is Haze. - airy, more than mile
distant You get a good view of = as the
-rain whirls eastward over the s0lIaest. the
wuoothest. the best track ever built west
OF Chicago.
A pretty booklet giving a brief account
OF TIE battle n which Custer los, hts ne,
vii be mailed % any Une who VIII ask for
Il. Write for a copy. Write also for in
formation about rates and trains Wis me
Burlington route % Omaha. Kansas CITY.
s Louis. Chicago and al other Southern
ana Southeastern cities II. =. Benton.
Puget sound agent. corner Yesler avenue
and Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

Stea nsh1p TszsEin Msru sailed for Jap
81 yesterday afternoon with cargo
valued fn TIRE aggregate a. sI-5.oae The
Agapanthus vas not ready 10 sal Sle
wiI. clear and get away today.
TIE Tenshin's cargo was made Up prin-
cfpaIly % four There were g, 71s sacks.
v&zued st about 3 Per sack. The i.ase
bales OF raw cotton taken we're estimated
a. 81 60. OF wheat there were fsls bush
els worth 81 S-e Other important items OF
cargo were IS follows; Machinery. Is, 9ss
pounds. g 90: electrical machinery. bell
er and fittings. 90 pounds. $50. eighteen
organs and planes. g. go rough lumber,
- 90 feet. flooring, 3so feet The re-
maindsr % the csrgo vas made up OF
printed books. brAs oecStea1s. shrimp
e1sIIs, cigarettes. dictionaries. butter. and
other general merchandise TIE cigarettes
and butter Shipped were small sample
losE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

Ssaarushlp Queen. % The Pscisc Coast
SEES rlshtp ConpaEr- hAs 8 trtzl TIP re-
csrtly srcrn san Frauctsco. an1 developed
u-eEzaI speed. SIC has lad bags KEGS
as5A3
Steazse- E6tfs wll % over from t.
~ans4 ro1ev % take f5lsl a; ne Oregon In
rroVe-aent Eusn pays barker
Ssfp - Nscaolss - due 30 arrive from
szn F-raneIsea. S1s EzA s1AG a ret1ra
Cage = eaai ~ TIE Cr~xoa Improve Ese -
Cen nzays bankers
T=suty ears OF Newcastle cosl ssve
heez s7fpp~1 - Es1rt5aa1 - tae lzsZ NO
DAYS
BRITISH nark Aiex&n1er. 81 fcns. nss
her Chartered IN EHElzz3 - le&E .usn5sF
OF IRE Sound for cfers11.on.
sap jean =. PSsssE Las sssz e1x<ssre1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
THE MINING BUREAU.
DR. J. Eugene Jordan says a Few
things About Legislators.

Or T. Eugene Jordan has developed as
= uaEnfaE z&n. or rather az al adviser q
mining men- Last riEht the Wasnfawton
rulaiuE bureau. . iris ritv. a. = meeting
fr The Northern n1rel. engaged IN fh@ dis
seuSsi1a y q resolution zboEt 20 - fsr-
wArde5 70 tEs legislature against ire pas
SAGE y certain mining bsiss. TIE door
wRs open. ers suddenly fhs Voice OF rEr
Jordan was heard. he did not enter. re
leared care szslv ~ ths frame % th@ sooT-
wav zn3 eTplatned thiaEs. The under
tv1ng t4ea. U-. ToTzAn explained vas trait
TIE Eainsrs En Incorporating saozAc have
tnelr csrsrst crock very iow sn1 nave
zx Mtt'e csanes 20 sell A. possible. 1T
wss a grzae1 fne1nns tax re said. ~cn
re 0utpuf - ninsS" The sru1lte doctor
tsrouwht th@ -s~nsasssn 1ra~n up ny IRE
miners too weak ~ .any we're tod
-zs~e they wgu4 understand better hs
declares. referring 20 Ms PopGsLkz friends
Il Tia legislature. 'U- course We deaf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

To- ease og Hamilton Stilson rs. John
Nekias et al was on trtai hef7Te IadNe
asare Yesterday pr Sti1s0n n,e3 q
Aesass traf }n Apru. rs1s. on the northeast
saarJ.- ~ section ~ township 5 ncrth.
range east. ard Nicklas = IN possession
a. adjoining tract ~ Aad. Niekls~
sat his sssac4ates aeEan &c rut timber
e Ssillscas lsnd. claiming that they wefe
taxing tha tir.ray on the @o8nty road.
Nhea rae ease came on Tor tr3a3 tAfFe
va2 nothing ta show the road BAL oefn
'sgal'y hiH car. ana eon7a1 leu,iY TIE
eaVft ar etea ara plaintiff rssyeF mat
an Injunction issue restraining N!cklas
tFa- farther rgfttne - tinoc~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

po8-erar fsth was Ws1xiez along
FtrsE avenue soalh when he ssw a man
coming cat 30 she cashiers box lr th@
Er-ve-Er Company market. corner OF
Wass5nE.cn Steert ana Ftrs- avenue
south TIE man had evidently climbed
over saa -fer-e~ that - supposed 70 pro
te.t the market fron Midnight r~0wie-s
WAIST are yea 5ainE ga ,heEs Az
e1l-tf G~#rh. "Nateri1E replied
su.t1 G~,sHfA swflet and Insisted or
having Saith -.sz15 ogt
"D.s yea ST anything cat O. t1A cash
register eT asket the cerer.
.-Nsth5rF fhe~e % sea-" replied SrltA
On rna way 20 ghe p3Hee station Snlt1
s1a J..Ier Peer th8t he climbed over the
s1A-a - ;Aat ha waeh8 - throWz g. t21t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
Christian Endeavor Mass Meeting

Following e the programme for the
Christian Endsavor mass meeting Which
w'u be held IN TIRE First Presbyterian
church - Monday evening February !. a.
7.ss o'clock:
rs 20 S-s0ng ara praise servics. LED hy
Philip Gaole.
Prayer-Rev. 4 L Hutchlson-
soto-"Rock % Ages. hy BischoT, Her
bert Williams.
So 20 s-AG8rsss. Christian Eaieavor:
Past Present azd Future" Rev. W. II. G..
Temple
sts s.Sl-Coas ecration service. conducted
BY Rev. Hugh y. G.Iehrist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

steamship WaEia Wsna sailed for san
Francisco yesterday morning az o'clock
wtrA the following iist OF passengers. Mss
Q. A lie Marie. Miss May T. Gilman. A.
bert @. Gilman. Mrs. Irene A Gilman.
Dir. and Mrs. =. y. Searcy, Mrs J. ShoTey
Mss II. Gazch. Mrs W p. Nils. Miss
L NJ. NILS. u. A. Bates. Mss Hattie
Fowie. A. E Lsfalliaire. Mrs. Dora Wat
kizs, Mrs. John Pierre. Mrs. J. II. Elder.
3. Nor3a&l, Z. Nordhall. Z. J. Lane, W.
J. MaaghlIn. John 2 Hewsy. Mrs. l.
HeNey. Jslia Ramsey, Edna Ramsey, Mrs
NJ Black. Frank T Way and eleven sec
on6-elass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
ns,uty John Hurn- se.isn..

II leaked out last nigas from an ug.of-
nc8al but nevSrzhelesss auE0eufic source
ghat Iohrs Btvr-. wfyo has been connected
with sae s-ussoTnns servs>e. szas resigned
Tats vii! ugsso1otetay Be surprise %
many people n Safe. the affair has
been kept very quiet Burns WAS apsscinf-
ed % the ssrvtcs no. bong after the last
Democratic s6rnfrtsrrasfnn went IA. A.
hr<t Re se-v@s 81 this city under Depufv
CoEeesU~ r. A AcLonai6. Later he vas
trans fsrrs8 10 Wh8tooTn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
wufsuns fn Parwo.

Seattle. Jan. =. I87
To the Editor WHY al this trouble
with tie poor taiiors when souvenir pen
els are % % write the Gestsnles o. rhe
fortf6csttcrs - Magnolia blu~ ara
tailors. who 60 not belong 20 clahs set
nothing bat reeanZ But gB1ee Austn
taink8 unless yoa %. that Is rot ths s'nG.
SI-TTACLUE Man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
ARRESTS TO Be MADE.
THE ADMINISTRATION TAKES AN
OTHER STEP IN ITS PLAN.

Com meaeinx Next Month ~Enfertn-
nate- Women VIII Once More Be
Arrested and Brought Into Court.
where Formal Charge. VIII Be
Placed Against Tkem-Thfef of
Police Reed sees No Reason Why
These People should Enjoy Ina
mnnfty From Prosecution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
THE TENSHIN SAILS.
wITH CARGO FOR THE ORIENT
VALUED At sI2s,eeo.

Made Up of ss.TI3 sacks of Flour.
900 Bale. Of Raw Cotton wheat.
Machinery. Organs, Lumber,
Books. shrimp shells. Cigarettes.
Butter and other Tkfngs-The Az
apanrhus 10 Get Away Today
Capt. Hunter. Of the Imatffia,
Thought He Had Seen Murderer
Batter on the Ocean in q small
Boat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

rtssa GLADYS Wrs@ a~ *-ea
sssn~afe~ Ok ar ans Mrs.. TnaEssas sl.r.
- EsEs-s. vats sex~rsiy s2arnsss Hfs.af'-af
.ssrulsx tn 2s>s s&ter. see Nae s-as "H
shs rans ~ q isseer can a5rssE -of
-z,s,.sr. eh.e aver gave aS7sN zza saS teA Ho
- t.s.ssfrs ssas@r EEer hssk ard rlg~ wvfe
f->s-sssfssss- nsarussL ard - SRA Ns-e atr
- ev~sansss xAse sae astsvHzsaE S11sfT 14G eo
..sAaNa.~rs 30 n~fsre - csSAki treaS asr
e4rgEx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

p Z pseke~@E. president oe ffg= Cuban
Z by Asszs&AssErs % KS cssy. = san
zs.sse % the Ultimate ss1cessa % re 49,
s.g~reaax lie sass re so-ez4 o-g2zlzatBon
- sae-srsx n~N Ezeulbens every week and
snaf 4. SAINTS realty - aid tAe cause y auy
As.a-tligsaE4 r.zrGe-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

TIE injuries received ~ Albert Boegii.
80 vounw man wEo fell from a Ele6 %
&C. xfsswafk Aa1 then Gc~n 20 rhs
ground. about GtteeE f-.t. are considered
serious and y bs does uot rave re best
- care hls reccvery lie eou StfuL yester-
1av ne vas bleeding a. the lungs. and
tssra vsre evidences that his stomach
- fvss fFre5 baby
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

Al e-orsst -2aCStaw f@-9E. 0caEasv 4reessE
h.as .uas tEea- va1sad lzso ne p1ii-e SKA
1850 r~saarslaE aftsTno1rs arss cazse1 Clerk
" sr-ss-r -sy-er Fl, ree wt-SFt wzg,soN
gay aar .s make depuSl.~ he SAL
"Wha- ss~- reFsle1 Me-elssa. tbs IS
rss- Is hank
~I wI -.- -ou.~ sad tes uaa- .T
aes s-razEer La ehts ea1y, aus1 a. nos vraa-
30 .7se 40 r us1Ees- TVe gu 81 7 s-
f-ats g, ntre srg ans eaAoy nyse.s uu g.
Css.T s1-aaErcs
Ecf r ws rvEstf~e3. hNcaod lp t1
fae * s4te znz sra ua4a avat Ok so e.
t9y ms s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

/. A. Turner. o. the state Insurance o.
- Salem, Orr, ssyS Out Of the s-scTeS q
~ nss1IEau.s in tbs market there = ociy
- have aav coa33ence Ia and th2t :
sl';aoeFlain'> Coush Remedy. ] make ihis
.-ssSaeni AFTER aa experience q 'Setve
,sass tsss OF tbs valuable rsgneniy. foTeosiS rs
coils Y : splendid. bat where - woES
: .1'a4llele Is Win chllaren subject tocToap-
.sep Il n ~ kazae al al tines fas s-2se
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

A11essoa e. Al-A5zrrzcf o. judgment
from kftszp coE1sy superior corr sAsi-l ~
Aysr G1ttsfein IS Dennis X hoNs
81 aIy-Pronllssory zoteg. = -. a. and fore
closure.
r. J. selber Is. TIE SpFtngosock Tro11
Fsrn--I-S Dor performed and goods 1elly-
cred sfk~ 8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

CO 10 cloak department and see
them These are the 1891 styles. They
look cool-very eoel. bal their worth IS
best told by the way they are selling
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28

weak wanen are ssssn benefited By fhs
u4s = moderate Quantities % good WIS
- rrr szscA tze famous % Jesse Moore
= shs bexs Mcore. Hunt CO. sole
axsssx Cor ia PacAaS Csaxg-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
New Waist Goods.

TIE very ssiutiest and prsttiesg cot
ton fabrics ever made for Eatsz wear.
Gold and silver stripe effects AID
1oral aguEings that are wonderfully
pleasing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
New Figured Orga 1dies.

You viii have 20 sac this lot TO know
shout their be&afy-they are 80 far
above anything ever before made IN
5rsEzdlsS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
New Silks.

Have You seen them. People who
have. say tbs IS the aanGsonest nrst
lot Of silks ever shown IN The town