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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05
HE IS DECLARED THE WINNER In HIS BOUT WITH DIXOHj

of the purse, having had an opportunity
some three years ago of studying Smiths
style of battle, but he evidently did not
allow for improvement in his opponent,
and as consequence he met with a sur
prise when he tailed to land any of those
pet blows which have gained him worlds
reputation as little demon puGilist.
Smith fought an entirely different bat
tie TO that which a majority of sport
lovers expected. Instead OF swinging wild
and recklessly, as he was wont to do in
his early fighting days. he rauged his dis
tance and timed his blows like polished
veteran.
His quick ducking under the left arm of
his opponent to avoid jaw warmer was
a revelation TO his admirers who repeat
edly cheered him when he escaped the hot
shots aimed at the jaw point by Professor
Dixon.
Smith also pleased his friends by his
clever style of stopping left swings at the
face.
Dixon was. however, the master in neat
sparring, Notwithstanding the fact that he
failed repeatedly to avoid the short righ l.
hand uppercuts which Smith planted on
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05
Hugh Craig's Successor.

W. P. Thomas, assistant manager of tha
Commercial Union, has been selected to sue.
ceed Hugh Craig in the management of the
Pacific Coast branch of the New Zealand In
surance Com pany. At one time il was nrn
posed to bring one of the company's senior
officers from India or the British colonies h n
on further thought III was decided 10 selecr
capable and reliable underwater on the spot
Mr.. Thomas is recognized as q very canabie
man, one calculated TO fill the place with
dence of the company
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05
Mrs. Rose Koignt Isroo Int.

Judge E. A. Belcher of the Superior Court
has decided against Mrs. Rose Knight in her
attemptto obtain larger share of the estate
Of her lormer husband, Victor B. Mason Mrs
Knight says Mason deceived her in regard to
the value of his estate when they were di-
vorced in 1876. Judge Belcher saws Mrs
Anlgnt was Negligent and that she has waited
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05
H IS NOW The FEATHER-NEIGHT CHAMP ION

too long before attempting to assert her rights
in the community property; that she was
legally charged with tn resPonSblordsy sairs 9T
bv indenendent advice at the time OF the dl.
vorce and that her claim is stale and cannSs laaS
be properly enforced under the present InH, peaS,
the lady twenty days in which to amend neF
complaint if so disposed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05

his short ribs. raising lump over the spo
where the glove landed.
Then those kidney reminders must
have bothered Dixon 10 no small extent
as the dark skin showed the red marks in
flicted by the gIoved fist of the Los An
geles featherweight.
When the battle commenced Dixon, in
his usual confident way, stepped briskly
from the corner in which be was seated
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05
NEW TO-DAY,

None like our
mems boys and
children's clothes in
cut make finish and
fit
Others may have
similar cloths but
we pay more for
making that s the
difference
Besides selling Rogers
Peet & Cos and Brokaw
Bros. the best New York
tailors' clothes, we suit the
man with a small purse
Mems good suits and good
overcoats $3.50
Big and little boys clothes
at right prices
See our o5c Fedora hats,
they're first rate
Our neckwear for gentle
men soc is worth 75c
See window display
Closed tomorrow, open
Thursday
ROOS BROS
27-37 Kearny corner Post 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05

Professor MilIer's Lecture.
Professor Walter Miller will lecture tn.risb.
at the Second Unitarian Church on Glow
Became Captain in the Greek Army"
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05

Tom Rourke robbed
the When L
feeling
possible could
,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05

"Well can't be winning 'ue
Smith don't think was a
during the hgn' "
me blocked most OF them
plenty OF hight IN "e Se|
nnn O O 0 0 9
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05

, yes lie
careless made mind to this time At
all haven't
couldn't land all right
in
other should"
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05

About The Call" there was a surg
ing mass of people commenting on the
battle as it was given by rounds.
"The Call's" bulletins were the IN ost
graphic and complete furnished the
public.
Their completeness was warmly COM
mended. As the battle continued there
were many ordinations among the
partisans of the men. The result OF
the bout was announced by "The Call"
fifteen minutes earlier tha an it appeared
on any other bulletin board.
Bulletins were also displayed at "The
Call" agencies at all the big interior
towns, and all over the State the people
read of the fight round by round as tn e
men battied in the ring in this city.
~ OILY SMITH is the feather
weight champion OF the world.
~ So declared Referee George
~ Green at the conclusion of the
twentieth round of the contest
between the two clever pugilists last night
at Wood wards Pavilion.
A good sized crowd witnessed the bat.
tie. but it could not be ciassed as crush
ing one. The prices were prohibitive, S.,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05
THE PRELIMINARY.
Williams Fell Down Often and
Was Knocked Out in the
Sixth.

a preliminary bout Of the freak order was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23

IL the estate - r. Hagxennaksr. a de-
cree was @zte~ed yesterday showing the
estate 20 b. solvent
Letters OF Administered ton were Yesterday
ordered issued 20 Charles A Efnnear as
auf1fBtssFaFor Of tire estate % Maria Rem
wicks.
~. II Latira@r. guardian OF the estate
OK Kari Gadflnxs. a mInaE w&s yest -
ordered 20 pay monthly allowance q not
20 exceed SO % Giaiingz.
TIE petition OF Nellie 81 Howard. az al
riEiszratrtx - the estate % Michael
Lyons. asking leave to sell certain per-
scnal property. was granted yesterday
Letters % administration were issued
yesterday 70 Joseph +. OfCouaesl az ad-
uriaiztrstor % the estate OF Cathsrfze
pConneli- ne having filed bond and 0ath
Notice was received BY the probate de-
partTrenf yesterday OF the discharge from
the asylum AZ StefizcooFn % Thomas Beer
fss4
Judge Moore has awarded George r
Rohrsr and John c. Morrow Judgment
and foreclosure against Eliza 9 Snyder
and Edward Snyder for E.2lS.ss CO
pronUisSory note Of October 2. iSa2
The Anal account of Samuel Sasntrzyer
administrator De boris uen OF the estate ~
John Richard Harn was yesterday ap-
proved. ard a decree o. distribution OF the
residue of the estate was ordered
IN me case OF the waxhsngtcn National
Building Loan q Investment Association
W. Emma Y Nuns a. al. y alter II. SAn-
bern was yesterday appointed receiver 70
take charge OF the usortgaxed prem EeS.
lot 80. block "a Gilman PARK add ton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
EXHIBITORS SHOW INTEREST.
EXposftfoa at the Armory tn BE the
Finest Yet Held Here.

Between babies ard exhibitors yesterday
Manager Buckley's life az the AEmory was
rot a dream. bat stern reality. Scarcely
an hour passed that three Or four mothers.
some bringing their Infants 70 the hall n
baby carrtaEaS, others bringing photo
graphs to show how pretty their hopeguis
are. ard Others merely coming 70 inquire
about Details di1 rot enter tire hall The
exhibitors are hec1ming biase this year,
having learned b. experience that con-
slant steady effort az erecting booths and
placing goods obtains batter results thar
feveri~n activity. All ara working 20 one
common eut-s beautiful display. TIE re-
suit viii be a dream. The number af n1cr
exhibits nas beer augmented By wal cases.
signs ard Industrial EXHIBITS. showing
Klondlks supplies and Quitting products.
The special attraction nights are rapidly
being arranged fer BY Manager Buckley.
In addition 20 the Ballard and Fremont
nights the <rocers have arranged for Va
rsous uatfauaIities % parttrtpate II the
exposition. Tire German night viii be
one q TIE hiEyezt events Of the sxposi-
ton The coioret folks night Is - D. IN
charge os tire proprtetors and EDITORS OF
The Northwest TIhsml1ator. and they have
arranged a programme embracing SOLO
hy A prominent ard cultured lazy So
prano. a colored 9uartette. colored non
ulngas ent~-tal nnaent. speaking recica-
tfens ard mandolin and caai0 duets etc
Attractions fer the onemlnE next N1r-
day WaEusr's FIRST Regiment military
band concert. Mrs. Edm1aBds. Mr. EoIey
the Olympia eusrtette. Speaking sna
similar attractions vii no doubt draw
thousands 20 re han The Hrst eookiu<
lecture VII te Tuesday afternoon. r. taa
banquet room g the Aruorv ana Mss
Tracy lectures on The Art = Cooking -
and prepares Swedish tiu1bsls c-stsr5s
ard other 4isras f0F the ia8ia@.
TIE srxt baby show comes o. wsdrss-
day. O~+oAer =. a. : 2. n. s1r babies an
der year an3 thlrry-two infants srs 50
"a enrolled ln tals class some handsome
prizes Nfli pa gwen cus TIE entries ssr
this class close Tuesday evening October
~ TIE iat<rs wfu ce sut-of-toz-r iat,as
IRE secora baby show "a October -. fer
~ atss from Z - , years TIE tht~4 NJ
va-rsr e pr babies f~nn . 20 years.
THr entry L. free ard th4 prizes = each
class eu7araca Ter articles TIE silver Guns
zra very hana-o7se. Tns przes VII 6s
sh9wu 80 me haI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
CROOK MURPHY CONFEsSES
Ira Jail at Victoria for burglary. He
II Anxious 60 Get Away From
Canadian law

chief % Polics Reed WIS u a. EXTREMIST
Fc8d huror las- sveEtag mined atsfv after
Detective Williams arrived from vlctcrsa
3. c. ard ted hl1 II TIRE confession rnase
BY Waiter Mnrpsy. alas Williams. etc
concerning fhe burglary a. re oF'ee % ire
steamer Flyer On he morning az occo-
Der a
IRE case IS cleared ~. Bat TOT n "a
satisfactory 4 manner as he FTack rob
berry. because none Of ire goods have been
recovered From Nurrhy's story. tNe
"~vaS' was planted North 3 attIa
re term North Seattle however as
uead ~ canY rsopie perhaps Nurrhy
a-1ozg t5s number. covers large extent
~ territory rendering p extremely III
-uit 20 Institute A search with hope q
ea-~ess. Aurphy vas scrua;s6 q rs con
se~sio- ~ desire 20 go 3ut - re
-1g,.rnes % .ae Victoria 7t~f~srz anA stard
srsal u Seattle s1r the FLYER toh. II Gav
- sari knock a. Was9szxron's laws
rrF- 4 criminal = experience would uuch
~et~~~ take rs chances si-1e- co --laI or
in IA tnss sic q Ire Lne re avs In
British Cafarresa &re -1ra severe ard are
s-vs-SaA4v - rrteG 1Z- wtta \ ar-nsT Hand-
W1rwav Nrows .hss ART real xez Eat ~
VII - tried n Victoria s-r six burg ares
TIE cases wslI be taken " ere 8-tsr saA
5saa- ard II ths sna ct ths ssr!es tze
f.z.7xa WI sentence htr7- - Easfsctfws * T.
0eI@-+ - serws thirty YEARS = - - given
avn wears ~ eaeh ezse hut or1y avs
ra~- sentence @1=rzences az rs same
szra s-1 u Consequence NE~phT I'll -
asf-- save ~ tzr-s = - ,e-rast SER
ss--@ AZ - others eav.EE exp red = re
.7-eartlras re -ssu4. - -h3s svstanz -
r~at IRE sessxa gets COED fdes e - So
verify wsts whl>A - cEEne &c treae tie
-~fSa~a- s~4 sr-s ae>1~f -Efv 4M1rrHV
-a---t -cssssly esrA1s VITA less tAaz se1
vaM~s xzs4 Dsssrt&we Williams last ~iEnE
.---ea~ nzrp s1--- as tAsrs w.t - 70
---r Eae saxrsss ever tasre. = e Easy %
Sc xhv &urrpsy ~as 80 2zx1c-s - ec-s
ea-k w-1 uae-
Murray tr1& w3a-s cEsf hs vas tha
--egsz= rzAa xssE ihe FtgsT a@1-a -as
ss.--sarfaea ard Tra= sez &c ~sErn az
Mrz l. = Es1ts ssAlsE11 sae,szs.
s~eesss - z Williams w1a,1 AXE nsn
ea-k 20 SsAttls Is So Ersn.s@@ e tel
sc -a-es q TIE ether -en We we're
-rv-s - - 1As ezss-
-t~rlrss vc1s .e1 rs 40 - othe- zse-
40 sz3 WAms = -a-@o1 u~Ava
.eea rA~ a~8-srS 20 1eg rs zare yea
M-rrNv z.sa th&z - Wa ret E1v- -
ans 1zaEess ns sess4 xet "a 3 . SEA
w Keep ~ E1C-a rl0zs1 - So
-'ard lec lAs staer ksl1aws gst "a Sos@s. -
H1x "a yea xNa~ tnas trey hAT~ zst
90 rnena ze-@azyz~ SID WsAz1s Mar
r2y rsSla4 AJAX @s Kew Szs e iGs1 Ess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23

sahsppy toaplss Separated - One
Ease Where a Gift OF Real Estate
Keeps Wife wIts Husbnnd.

ssssardsy breuEht the usual weekly
IS Or tsvarce cases - the criminal DE-
aTSnant o The superior court. One new
- vas nles that ~ J y. Franklin ".
Aasa FTaahl8a The complaint alleges
"a taey were married ~ this city FEB
s.Ay Z. isss that the wife haapsG pei
- 'ntseaitiss OF her husband. her coa-
nc cuarinating or Septs uhsT = IN a
Fsonn assault On aias. altar which she
ssssaia1ea hfFs ana bef8ok herself - a
Sass e li-repuse. where she has since
Nszaned q rexis1A
s11se I2ecss granted serrees q divorce
essss ne particulars % which have
s.'s&ay beer Published They Sere as fol-
ss Lizzie Eeu8n 80 George " Rel
- . Frankf0 -. EditA franklin.
- Aeehar vs James Meehan ana loan
ssNs Is. Elisabeth BAEvss
&c eenSsns a.vorce sat between Tsce-
penale came - a happier srcing as
Sasac~d y zeal estate deed fled sew
AFs ago IN tha county auditors Or
= 4eed fo lees r. = Is ana Is
- 4 y tts tev-n ~ Des Moias<, King
49,, ron Eohert Eauke - Anna
sAs rs We 't- ccast3erattar - her
- ccHxertsf to 3.srsiss snf nlthGrs y
- areeeest'ogT 1sw pending ard Is
en - sErvcss c78 titien tsat SIZE
fcrevr1ftH 1850 s~f eeNs etf VITA ~
snt - vsa sHoal8. ara rot aesssss
~ T'tSsgt cause
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23

- situated that he could -cs Williams
tns1 asked hirz Z NJ referred 20 GeorEa
sr1stn. who 3 suspected q being me rirz-
ieaeRr 81 the tos ard wsa 5 Cow n AL
a. Everett MUrpsy made ID reply.
Eetch vas 4 tzcit confession tsaf the H.
recrtT@ Rad bit the trurh- NaRz Wt5z4aEs
spoke of J. King wEo was mixed az n
TIA robbery CO Hyams. PsEscn & CO. :
several years ago, being Ire third
nan. ATFhy APPEARED anxious - know
Z - were IN jasi also As = matter q
fact Chief Reed received information
last aizat wh4cn leads hin . believe tsat
King = under lock ard ksv az Mount
Vernon The chief viii 60 there today
10 INVESTIGATES the matter ard Z ne 9Eis
cut that EIzS IS the man he XII szAsav0-
n bring am hack % Seattle
Murray Smith and King are believed
- be tne uea who bgrElartzed a fswefTy
store az Kent several months ago. az :
finally beat the case They are also ire
rrsz who escaped from jall az vancouver.
2 g. last spring The fact taat these
three usl work together naturally leads
TIRE police 20 associate them together II
tire Flyer case.
Murphy tol3 Detective Williams thas "a
would reveal the hiding place q me safe
which was stolea from the Flyer assce.
There Is no doubt now IN the mind q
Chief Reed that the safe was carried
away IN the boat which was stolen the
same night that The burglary occurred
The boat vas discovered day before vss-
terGay ted 20 a wharf I'm North Seattle.
There are marks % II where the safe sill
down into IL Murphy said that ne s3g
20 Cf the money taken from the safe acf
gave the detective % understand that
there was only IS all told.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
SHE WAS LAUNCHED HERE.
TnfreA states Steamer Golden Gate
tae Fastest Beat In the Bay
az "a Ernn~f@@a

Tee Caitsd States rsveaa@ ss-xses
sssa-ss- Coolies Gate. built here sass year
hy Ncrzz Br1s CoEpazv. has established
A rspufafi1u as th@ sEstsst steamer a
q Fae~. mentioned II z- Assoc Ard Press
dssTea Sc wsfch ne Gois~7 Cate dafeatsd
th@ &C ferry vessel TIE san Rafael. 2sEx
considered uzcauG2sTaaAe. appeared Il Ira
san Frarc4sco Cal. October IS
Ths Colder Gate rad fast started back
trpHE a. Inspection 81 ire BARK = 6 Allen
wen see ran zlongsis.e Ess sSn Rafzel,
or board q witch vas party q pleasure
sxe4rE1oufzts. fas1 starting fer S&9saltte-
Tessr coar@@ Tor SORE distance ran para j.
b. ard Capt. aekenzss tholght z would
C good jcke "a sacw Uncle sans boat
wzaE Il was 70 travel fast
Aceor1lnxly ss ssut tie San Rafael
ahead under f4N steam. b1s somehow o.
0rhsr thsF@ Ezs S-rew iooa@-ths GeE6@a
Gate sept ever wish asr IRE boats ran
ever - anti Fszheruea's waarg was
reacas1- Esen Capt. BGtr a. ire s3llcirz-
tsoa " his engineer. consented g put q
httie -cre steAza 0u. and &c the dlsray q
the Saa RafaeFs e1ise-s rEs hitherto En-
conquered racer began . dror benz nd
Hastily Capt. Mckenzie sent for the CT e
engineer. and vas informed thar the sOod
cid rsrrybcsr was a1fng Ger best
Silently the sxcgrsh1nlsts stood on The
decks q tie San E2fasI and Watched the
GCi1sG sa-e GTzE GN3 lengths AAsa1- ~
Lombard street wharf S1s brauched of
and al her seckhsrds shouted themselves
hoGrse with 10y. but xot no response from
IRE at.er side.
Capt Butt xas greatly pleased AZ the
feat bur remarked eaFelessly that & was
not A race. as vessel Simply bad A Htrle
too much steam On aad he wished 70 run
some % Il OF before he reached Ter moor
in<s a. MsiggS wharf
"a @wfs = rs On ?"
re said ''yvttn a fnIi sweep We could have
ran away from GER"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23

Snert@ Meyer cane CT s1etGrssEs yes
pesaay In S.eas damage sat brought
1xa4ast BIN ~ Csarercs o Esazss who
charged sr Ms complaint rnas o. ysne L
Assss the saert- by wfrezs ard ur5sr
snfoT ~ hts o-ee. arrested ard trrprE~cr-
- 2lasnfsG ard deprived aim q rs Liberty
I9r a11 ar Soar. aala StGily zzd Vita
loFes and gitnozIt probable czrze CT 4
DFFtAn<sss charge % Eorz@-sgsa12az The
ease Fad Sesn dismissed In me justice =
eonrt. Dat Sheriff A1Tsr szs net r0rtens
% iss Il 60 a; Eaat- Izzxs Benson yas.er-
Cay gaze Judgment in nlz fayor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
A Bright nar rtrsea Up.

A bright fittie chap was picked up by
Detective Williams last night on account
OF htS resemblance 70 \ picture CT Johnny
DAY aged u -. we0 ran away with
Willie Merritt AGED =. from Raymond
vile several weeks ago with the avoweS
Intention q coming % Seattle. The
vuEnwster answered the description and
the plcfur. exactly. but declared that his
real name wss James O f3risn. although
Re- has been tivtnx e. Seattle as Jimmy
NeFz3aen TIE boy s7vS that his par
euts I've IN the New Addition" Taco
ma. ard that he has forgotten the strest.
rsst tSat ~ tanks X IS Twerty-foUrth
He also SAYS that he - member Of the
Tacoma Newshoyx Union, and that the
tag was No. =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
Craven u library cos',u,i--saner,

Acssux Mayer J. z Crscston yesterday
aressntess r " craven as a member %
tne board o. Wersry csrfr1. sssi7ns-s, Wise
Raw 2 < Garrett resigned NJ. craven
"a a w@.f~kr1wn tswvar ac4 70 esteemed Or
account u his s-hclsrsv attachments. Or
C~irstan s&la yesterday regard ~ tEa az
sssiw trent. ~Ts - tAe iarsafisa 20 a&3
works q value such - historical vol-
uv~ea ard wa~Ns q refarwrcs. % re
rbra~w 2. - sstu-a TT u1t8 recently
tno r4n-h Ixht rcsi7a has beeu Purchases.
: believe ,Ast tae hos-s vi 5s-eAf,@r paT-
ssa~e volsra@s chat wH De = vaf1e III
a ,fss3gsarian E~nSs. sach as tAe cas- g
works have -sNat.ccet"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23

Tshr Mcdonald aged = a Eraatse pol
.sner. vas arrested LAST n.g1t BY Patrol
nan Cummings for stealing = bunch OK
-,iftsrs frorr Me+E's secondhand store a.
tn. feos % Washington street
swsr Johnson. aged 9. Who alleges mat
sfeaifr- a wat~e frsn, J. Brcwn Ia a sc'fth
ena safocu is=s aEhE The evidence
agsfnst Johnson q Z cAreGass AffIAl
nature.
rH~ff-e 0fNcsr Jack sareE arrsSTed PAT
a. s-,vse tazs sy-sui~x - fNe tsrsnt street
Artt - 81 suspicion - having stolen AZ
ovarrast ~ was carrying NUEee sal -
rsf~caa se.t e n Everett ahcuf NO years
sno Wen NuEss ard tAe coat reach ed
- .fssss rfsrs IL was discovered thst me
-ras "a. sre whtch Rad f1ss hsen Reported
=. sra1en fraer a stsr& ne7T ne corner o.
Pike street ard Fourth avsni1e-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
ROBBED OF 1855.
Leais Napion. an Italian. Reports His
Loss TO the Police.

parengIy under the influence Of tquor. re-
ported to the police last evening that he
had been dragged and robbed Of $50 n
n cabin on Jackson street near the Idaho
saloon. lie gave the names o. the men
who. according - his ideas. id the JOB
lie said that ore af them he believed 70
be his friend he told how they darnk
In several saloons during the morning ard
finally went TO the cabin. About n
o'clock yesterday morning he took a drink
IN the cabin. He became unconscious and
did not awake Until In the evening Then
ne discovered that Rs money and com
panions were gone. Detective Barbee was
detailed 20 investigate the ease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23
FOR The D lent.
Steamship kfH~hfu NHru Sails With
Cargo Naiued at sito.ooo-
Big Rfoiea Next.

stea mzhlp KinShiu Maru. Capt r l.
Somnsr sailed last night for the Orient
with a cargo valued ~ about slt9.g9o con-
signed 20 Hongkoag. Nagasaki. Csanperi-
co. slnxs no-e. Tokyo VIadlvostok-
Shanghai Yokohama ard Kobe.
TIE Important Items % cargo were
shown on the manifest as follows: Flour,
a. Sd sacks worth SO sd: raw cotton
st59 bales. sils.aI9. rough lumber. y. -
feet. $500. ariIl1ngs. 500 bales. si4 SOC. brown
sheetlngs, 800 bales. slo.Ss4. domestic. go
bales & sQa, wire nails. 7I58 kegs. No59
machinery. II tons. sl2.zas. insulated cop
Per wire. 5000 feet, Sss5; news paper
80 rolls. si.5gss canned salmon. 20 cases
s6z5. bone=. 80 bags. s. .2oo. = stoves 500
TIE next stea mship OF the Nippon Yu-
ser KaIsha expected here IA the Rsojsn
Naru. Tie Rhojen Is the largest vessel
owned BY the company that has Yet been
20 Seattle. She has a carrying capacity
OF almost 500 tors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-23

The following rev snfts were e.e1 yes
tsr1tsy IN the Superior court.
y d Franklin vs.. E5lsA FrxrklIa-Ds-
v0rcz
ct8fs vs. HAIRY Harrf-EtQ1-f sszrxia ~ /:
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