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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-16
HOK TAW's FACILE BRUSH.
Chinese Experts Testify That He
Made the Famous Wee Gee Let
fers with HIS Lucky seal.

Ensrial Dispatch 20 the Pozt-fnteilgsncer.
VICTORIA, =. T.. Oct. l5s-Snt one VII
ness for the prosecution remains 70 Dc ez-
amlned IN The forgery case against Nc
Hok TRw. today'e proceeding having
aene win q rush During the Second Day
a. he trial Hok Taw saf smiling beside MS
counsel. the special privilege Of leaving
lie dock having been accorded him ~
Magistrate McRae.
The days proceedings were me reverse
.f sensational the Chinese Witnesses IN
the main combining themselves TO the ex-
preston OK opinion that the alleged for
eer.ss are IN the same handwriting as an
disputed productions Of HOk laws brush.
One OF these witnesses was Hok Hang, a
rorrnorant street capitals, and large con-
srncssr lie had. ne said. once been a part
ner Of zee Gee and he was certain the let
ters IN evidence had not been written BY
yee Gee
Loo Gee Wing. another influential Chi
ress merchant hazardea the opinion. as
an expert. that Hok Taw's genuine letter
and the supposed forgeries bad been exc
eutea BY the same hand. He explained the
tradition and use 81 the lucky seal enc Of
which every Chnaman l. supposed to have.
different from any one clsss
Another member OF Chlnatown's upper
tendon Ma Chin Chew. president OF the
Benevolent Society. gave very similar tes-
simony. The case for the prosecution viii
probably be closed tomorrow.
Considerable comment has been created
among lawyers here today by the fact
that. while All the second days evidence
Il In the nature Of expert testimony on
Handwriting. no question has been asked
or statement made IN the nature Of es<
sablishlng the status OF the witnesses a.
competent experts.
PORT TOWNSEND. Oct B.-sheriT
n r Hamilton. OF this county. arrived
this morning from Seattle with Special
Treasury Agent e. r. Lewis OF High
Bridge. y. J.. and Or J. r Gardner. Of
fetal Chinese interpreter. OF San Francis
co. who are charged with having on Sep
feraher u robbed the store Of Yes Gee.
who was ex-Collec'or Saunders Official In
fsrpreier. OF certain private papers and
documents. The men we're called for a
preliminary hearing before Justice Snyder
At 10 o'clock this morning but on motion
az the defendants counsel United States
Attorney ". ~. nrinker. the hearing was
postponed until 10 o'clock on Monday. the
men being allowed % 20 on their own re-
sognizance In the sum OF 800 each.
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Special Dispatch 70 the st-Inteilgencer.
NELSON. B. G, Oct l5.-Some time
Monday night Maggie Tweedy a waitress.
took berth on the boat az KRslo. Tues
day morning the steward tried To waken
her BY rapping. Getting no response. ne
forced the door and discovered the girl
unconscious. Ali remedies failed DR.
Hall was sent for and went down % Five
Nile point. other doctors were sum
moned. but no one can waken her. One
thinks Il an acute form OF hysteria. an
other that 4 II an overdose OF some oplate
one the result 81 nervous prostrstion, etc
An attempt was made again tonight to
rouse her without effect
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PORTLAND. Oct. I5.-Presl9ent Mohier.
Of the Oregon Railway & Navigation COM
pauy. and Traffic Manager Campbell are
On their way TO Salt Lake for confer
enee with the Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific people relative 70 the settle
ment OF the difficulties that resulted in the
opening Of the Ogden gateway and stopped
the through service from Portland TO the
East by way of the Union Pacific. The
iutrlcats financial relations between the
Union Pacific. Great Northern and North
ern Pacific and the Oregon Railway &
Navigation. and the same between the
Oregon Railway & Navigation and the
Short Line. lead to the belief that the pol
icy ~ the resumption OF business VIII dc
tate closing the Ogden gateway again. in
which event the Utah-Colors5o lines Will
once more have 80 throw their business to
the Southern Pacific.
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THIRD AND WASHINGTON STREETS, PORTLAND, OR. 7
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NEW HAVEN. Conn or. Is-The
e.Eatv-saTe0th annual meeting - the
American board ~ missioner - ror-
e-N1 missions adjourned today. q, meet
1sNt year in the First Co-Ere ratloral
church a. Grand Raulds Men. TIRE
preacher far the sermon for she ~ex- an
uual meeting IS the Rev. r T. Meredith
n n. q Brooklyn. with Rev. George q
Adams ~ San Francisco. as sl+a--sts
TIE report - fhe comm lttse errofr7reti
laFt YEAR 20 consider AZ amendment 70 ths
charter. ey whlch women could ne slec.e5
- -he beard as corporate members. left
tra question kci, open
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TO SETTLE COMPETITOR CASE.
Spanish Cabinet VIII Investigate
and Take IL Into Court.

MADRID. Oct 1.-THE Spanish cabinet
today discussed the case Of the American
steamer Competitor. which was captured
in Spanish waters on April .. 1896 con-
sideration OF which. owing 20 the fear
which Premier Canovas de Castillo had
of stirring up action upon the part of the
congress OF the United States. was post
poned by the late government.
The cabinet today ordered the minister
OF foreign affairs, the minister OF the navy
and the minister of the colonies to exam
ine the documents in the case with a
view of It's eventual settlement by the
courts.
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GoRMAN MAKES A BLUFF.
Offers to Resign Democratic Leader
ship to the Editor of the sun.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 15.-United States
Senator German today issued an open
letter TO Edwin F. Abel, publisher of the
Baltimore Sun. in which he offers TO re-
linquish the leadership OF the Democracy
in Maryland, providing Mr. Abel viii ac-
cept il and support the Democratic tick
et in the coming state legislative cam
paign. He also intimates thar he will
forego his ambition 10 succeed himself in
the United States senate, II it can be
shown that such step is necessary 10
Democratic success.
The letter. which is a very long one,
reviews the course of the sun IN its OPP
position 10 Mr.. German because OF his
views upon civil service. tariff and ballot
reform measures. To ali the chars 5
made against him on this score Mr.. Cor
man pleads guilty. but quotes the sun
as having admitted that such questions
were largely matter Of opinion and as
serted that every man is free 10 think as
be pleases regarding them.
Mr.. Abel tonight declined 20 say what
course he would pursue in the matter or
10 express any opinion concerning the
letter. which Will appear in the Sun to-
morrow as a paid advertisement
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NEWS NOTES FROM ocosTA-
ShfsgIe VIII Running on Full Time
Farmers GuffBn& Ash.

Special Dispatch 90 the Post-TateiI,seucs-.
CcOSTA. Oct. MANY pecpls here are
Gree more happy IL spirit as c0nse-
1ue1ce Of .he resumed train service. but
several families Jeff Ccosta during rs
absence.
The South Fay bridge between Ocosta
ard Weztport IS 70 be puf n shape ~
the county. and greater satisfaction fs
expressed after rather zsoony outlook
sor this end o. the haruor
The Stone Company Is cutting 10 90
ehtugies daily. ard stable industry seems
20 have been established here A. last
George =. Calhoun. the former super
.aseudeut ~ this mill VIII shortly engage
IN tire mill business in South BEND. where
be VIII remove with hls family.
Many farmers Up The CnehaHs valley are
cutting valuable white ash. which Is a
scarce timber IN Washington. for cord
wood.
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az TIE Tnissa States fo- a writ q habeas
eorpus IN case OF Imprisonment for con
tempt
TIE issue between the state and Federal
judiciary Is TOW complete, and fight Z
on that viii result IN settling once fer au
tr.s authority Of the contestants.
JEFFERSON CITY. No. Oct- l5.-Attor-
rev General Crow today Instituted pro-
cee5sngs against seventy-ore foreign IN
suraxce companies dong business in MIS-
so,1rf. 10 revoke their charters, because %
alleged violations CT the state antitrust
aw. The proceedings are the same as
these row pending IN the ssipn-ne court
against the companies doing business II
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THE ALIEN LABOR LAW.
4 BOY From Hawaii Refused PERMITS
sIon 10 Eafcr the CounfrN.

VANCOUVER. y. c. Oct. ia new
phase OF the United States alien labor Iaw
has Just cropped up here. BY the steamer
Iiowera 4 boy arrived from Honolulu
en- route 70 Philadelphia, where ne was
apprenticee 20 q lthogra Dhing firm az So
per week wages The American consul
here has detained fsa boy. claiming that
hts entry into the ates =. violate the
Law. and has sent W. .Eton for In
stFaetions. Ia view @ e. proposal 10 an
mex Hawaii this treatment OF Hawaiian
residents caused some Comment here.
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NELSON. n. G.. Oct. 5-While the
workmen VEN digging IN a sewer trench
yesterday. they ran into four-foot ledge
showing iron and copper. Mr.. Mclean.
the contractor. Immediately took several
specimens 10 an assayer. and instead OF
waiting for his w-rd.ct. went out and
planted his discovery post II II should
prove 20 he valuable property. Mr.. Nc
Lean may disturb some q the best build
inEs In Nelson. the Phair hotel customs
office. etc. 4 number OF men are waiting
auxlously. so as 20 nle extensions
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FEVER STILL GAINS GROUND.
RecOverfes and Discharges Are,
However. Now Very Frequent

However. Now Very Frequent.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 15.-Fever cases
ran UP rapidly today. BY l o'clock there
had been seventeen reported; by 5 o'clock
there were thirty-six. and by s o'clock
there were forty-four; so that early In the
evening the prospects were excellent that
this day would show the high water
mark. There were three deaths.
An excellent feature Of the situation,
however. IS that recoveries and discharges
OF patients are numerous. This is the
foTtieth day Of the fever. and this after
noon the total number Of recoveries ex-
oeeded the total number Of cases now IN
der treatment. showing the success which
local physicians are meeting with in the
treating of cases
The weather Is a trihe cooler this even
ing, but IL IS still warm enough 10 rapid
~ develop cases
The Knights ~ Honor here have organ
lied a relief committee and notified the
grand juris lictions throughout the coun-
try that they are prepared 70 look after
any members Of the order that may &C
scJourning in this city.
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Admitted 10 the Bar.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Intelligence.
OLYMPIA. Oct. IS.-9he following ap-
plicants for admission % the bar have
h.aen successful IN passing the eXamina-
ton and were admitted by orler OF the SUI
IRENE court: \. A. Booth. Seattle; o. l..
Miller, Olympia, J. r. Read Seattle J. y.
Keyea, Palouscs Battle NJ Cardle. Seattle,
W W. Zsnt. RitzvlHc. " ". Miller. Seat
Gle. Lawrence SledEe. Tacoma. Ernest 3.
N.rola. Seattle. ". NerkeleY lila.
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OLYMPIA. Oct I5.-The tIlc for fling
applications Ter leases II barber 0feaa PAS
hecn extended ~ the state lard commfa-
sion untn December 81. 1877 aft,y which
tire the lease for all heTNcr areas wln he
put up AZ suc.iou ana sold 20 che highest
bl,sder Applicants prior 10 December 81
wlu have the FIRST chance 20 L1ase these
hnYhor areas
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The Treasury Needs no More co,a

NEW YORK. Oct 15-The Fank ~
British North America imported $500. 900 in
gold few days ago and today sent II n.
the sub-treasury. asking for greenbacks
in exchange. The treasury officials de-
ciined the proposition.
WASHINGTON. oct. I5-Today's state
trent OF the condition Of the treasury
shows Available cash balance 81. GO. 70
ti5, geld reserve. $50 i641gs
NEW YORK. oct. I5-The uamburv-
American line steamer Ncrmannia. which
arrived today from Hamburg. southamD-
ton and Chsrboarg. brought fsa.eo0 Ia
suect@
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DEPUTY AT ANGELES.
MAYOR cARRTGsS GETS CUSTOM
HOUSE rosrTIos.
u~,.~. yorkinc eat Anaearfes-A
uf.~ Located fn the streets o. VEL
.,r-<~rfau~ Shortage of Harvest
tag Machinery I'm the Big Be1d-

e~ae,.; pascafch 70 he Post-InsesFfssncer.
PORT TOWNSEND. Oct. b--SSne ~ one
she Den acrztic officials are oe11z removed
20 make room for members o. tie passs
a. uawer. Collector Of Cnstenaa 2. ~
rznss.Ls his evening announced the ap-
vogntnent OF II. J. Carrlgsn 20 tie p9es-
rioa D; deputy collector a. ne snDpoft q
Per, Angels. vice " T. CAsFk. fafia0fsaa-
rabn Miller. United States inspector ~
yencouyer. 3. c.. wzz also removed to-
day.
4 hitter rght has been waged Tor ne
eeuutyship at Port Angeles. there haying
tseu three asplranss for the position. Car
rlgan II the present mayor Of tie city ard
an active political worker
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s. ASTFTNcT0N. oct tE~The r.sf~s.
usrt e Goa c. Robinson ass5sss-t
caae.evrea tesav resulted .~ gre f1r.
less~E uresnotteas BE- sea 1uari.lrsr,ss -rrs
department fAesZ CeL Jsn~s C..- 20
BE cs.eaei. fsseps Humphrey. - - a-si-
tenAHt ea.aaei. CAPT samuel p. J5aes. 20
as EsfoF
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NEW YORK. oct -Connercia1 bar
silver was quoted AZ $50 per ounce in
tae lccai market today. Mexican dollars
were S. &psc. "a the London market bs-
silver was steady az - 3-Is3. TIE steam
saip Camparia Tomorrow vii take out
1900 ounces az silver. The shippers ire
Handy e Hartman. J. & W. Seiigman a
Co. N GuEFenhelni's Sens and Zimme~-
iran s Fo~shay.
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r1e-t vith rs bad. tanning Mr.. Woods
hau5 between the halter rope and TIM
per
ccurt w1n rcr-e-e here rext Monday
for few days session. Eith Judge Hoas-
~ On ire benca.
County Ccrsnfr.!orer Graham Is build
irg one % Tire anest residences "a the
COUNTY CT his farm a. Richardson.
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A prote.t From AnarchIst.

twelve men in San Francisco. signing
themselves American Citizens" has sen,
\ formal protest 70 United States District
Judge BslIinger and United States Attor-
rey Murphy. against the prosecution OF A.
= Pope A. A. Isaacs and Henry Addison
fer publishing and sending through the
mails copies OF paper known as the Fire
brand. The protest Is written on letter
head bearing the caption. Anarchist
ueaaQnartsrs'
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!. Batch of AnnnIntmenfs

WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-The president
made the following appointments today:
John A. Barnes, Illinois. consul ar Cologne.
Germany: William T. Sands, District OF
Columbia. secretary Of legation Of tn. Uni
ted States at Seoul Korea; Thomas b.
Needles. Illinois. commissioner TO negoti-
ate with the Cherokee Choctaw Chicka-
saw. Muscogea and Seminole Indians, vice
Alexander Montgomery. resigned.
The appointment OF John 4. Barnes IL
In place OF Mr.. Neumann. another Illinois
man. who was a short time ago rejected
by the German government.
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IsCAVESw0RrH Kan. c-t Is Jam, 90
g o.Tsr. rae esq army veteran ccavi>te.i
Yesterday of attempted murder .a cru-e,-
..ea vith IRE dynamite outrage AZ ths
neese - Gov SGtfa 20 fhe National Sol
1ers bone here wss ta3ay sentenced hy
Fe#eeat J4fEk ErFtsr en- s.x wears. .rl-
et#e.~asrnt ta tee govern uafrt rrr.ter-
tle.y.
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AGREES TO SEAL CONFERENCE.
England sends Her Expert over. but
liar. Russia and .Fenan

LONDON. Ger. 1S-Ths British foreign
Cthce today 5attma.ca 20 Ambassaaor Hav
that meeting ~ ssai experts o. Great
Britain. Canada ard the United states VIII
Ccrur. as agreed anon hy the Marquis 81
Sslshurv Il is learned that Prof. D'Ar-z
Thompson. the sal expert of the British
fors.rn Ell =. starts Ter the Unitea stats<
I1r sdf1tsly.
WASHINGTON. Oct Is.-Ths STATE AZ.
fsrtuf-t confirms the report given cut by
.r. tereiSa Oe3cs IN Loaaon that Great
ir.tA.e ass ms 90 meeting Fl exrtrts 10,
Washington on ere seal question. a~s Nfr
}tas -ahss7 tNat Prof Tharnez5~ fr.
rItsf eVoert W. saG tosav. Z fs az
re.-si rhst ne -cufsrsrre cs che 4-isrstrs
rf RUSSIA Japan ard fhe r-~tAf sa-e.
hcl8 5fs ers. meeting IRE last ~ u.,t
week. ard ere meeting ~ ere American
and Euuse experts wn probably FAX
place s. week tatr-
A roee-t arroa1cemert from Ortsp.
WAS - tha sTeet tazt So waiter psv4e
s-s M Mssoan. Prot tn npsoas assist
e~t l- che *r.ayss islands investigation
fer tvs yesrs RAD been nominated rs t-e
Canadian cabinet
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n-nth Of @. Q. nn,rc.

Special DispaIch &C. ;se observation-disclosures.
WATEfsFTf.l.s,. wash. oct If.--Nr. G.
= Howe. On old ara respected ci-Ren az
5his place ana Orchard PARK eB the Gel
unh's. died here S8td ealy or Monday
evening % heat ,ro1b,e. scd WAS buried
yesterday. The funeral services We're cen
8actca principally under the auspices ~
fhe Masonic order.
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MT RoLaRs an WORK.
Tive saloons nnd Hatcher snoc
broken Int

Special nlspateh 70 The past-Intellluenesr
ANASoRfEs. Oct. B-At an carly honr
Yesterday BURGERS made 4 raid GA two
saloons and meat market Eo.h aala,.~
IRE run ny =, z. MeCFaekeu. ~ one 81
'ash re eash had been placed In THO safe
ard aniy few cigars were take. bot a.
tha other some - in change hal been lofi
- The drawer AZ The time % closing. ana
vas taken Ny the burglars The rseet
market s. owned BY Charles Fremnd who
sleeps IN Tho rear Mr. Treuna beard :
noise h the frent part ~ tha bua8ir-
and 20 setting ur made q noise so thai
the burglars escaped Tho cash drawer
had 1een ptiea partly apen. hut nor FAR
enough 70 perneit q ne cash being taken
cut.
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Special r's0ateh % fhe p1st-Tutsnlgencer.
WATERvIEAE wash. oct IA htFa
w "a prevailed here lrom gre west for q
t.ws en- SUNDAY evening a-t h~a.leHt
threatening west..r. wA'cs e. now clear
tar ~ H8rKeeting goes CTS unabstes
~4lh both a snor,aEa ~ mse hines ans
y rArrnn.
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A KING WITHOUT 4 KINGDOM
Slams Monarch Cannot Gain Conces-
sions From Encrnaching French.

LONDON. Oct 16-Th.e Paris corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says:
The attempts of the king of Siam 10 OBJ
tain an abrogation OF the clause in the
treaty between Siam and France which
reduces him to the position of a king with
out subjects has entinly failed. The Eu-
ropean powers have refused anything but
moral support. ard the encroachments Of
the French on Siamese territory are U1ely
IN incraae.a"
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Russia's Great siberian Port.

VLADIVOSTOK. Oct. 15.-The founda-
ton stone OF what is intended TO be the
great commercial port OF Russia In this
part OF the world was laid today with con-
siderable ceremony.
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RAILROAD RIGHTS oF-waY.
They Must ne parchrsca over state
Lands az sursIou

Snecla' D'ena'ch 20 thc pest rns. ll8xescnr.
OLYMPIA Oct p -rudee Burke. repre-
reaiirS ne Great Northern road. Maurice
MeM'ckrn fe- yAo Seattle & faserratiansE
arc Col sec.s ser re OREGON Improve.
nent Catana7y. t0eav conferred with t~e
tfafe laad eeN1False.oaer rerar1frg rfrNts-
ot-wsy over sesco' ard etaer state 1aufa
= was Determined fhnt sach lsHfs shopls
= ~e'8 &c ffe railroads af Public au.tier,
wien to ~aa&s Ga ret ewn an 81 she
figat-af-NA f Appra .evment and SAFE ror
Istiroad gights-ol. vay hare Seen ordered
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wood has shrlnk until the bolts and nails
AFFORDED the smallest possible security
one Of these trusses has rotted away from
its fasteninSs. parted and threw the two
sections down and in the descent pulled
the dome with them"
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DIR. Sanders Electric Belt

Is appliance which is known all over the world for
its wonderful tonic influence upon the waning vitality
Of men and women Its touch is the touch of life
Warmth and energetic health follow its application
within ten days. permanent cure Of all weakness
restoration of new life-is assured in the longest
standing cases, within ninety days
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Stert~ Rsrtf-~5 o. Siskiv,s, ~~,,-.,
Gai-. and y lian Hsrol1 we're kr.5 ara
leEltF SAFrT Stewart slrr.r- 80
4narsiav morning IL a Grht
EEtitfF -~ che ROBBERY q sNa v~aR-a
ard Fc~r 3cHzs stage S@r.znber s
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In the suit of the Minneapolis mlllers TO
prevent the use of the name OF that city
as a trademark by other millers, United
States Judge Showalter. of Chicago. de-
cided on Monday that the manufacture of
goods in certain places does not give the
makers trademark in the name of that
place.
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Good Tea

IS the cheapest beverage next
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