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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25
The rlacDougall
& SOuthWick Co.
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Are You Going to Alaska?

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selecting clothing appropriate for the climate.
We believe can tell you exactly what is
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the needs of the Alaska trade years of closest
study. We have had vast experience in outfit
ting Alaska miners, besides being large iobbers
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25
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Canal Sysf

The jury I'm Judge Benson's court
reached its is6th verdict In the North
canal condemnation suit yesterday. Tho
latest assessments are as follows.
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The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30
Mcwilliams--Mct;a be.

On Tuesday J. Y. McWiliams of Flagstaff and Miss Iona McCabe of Ft. Mohaye were united in marriage at Fort Mohave, Rev. B. G. Lee of the Episcopal church of Williams perform ing the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Dr. Robert McCabe of Itas. ca county. Minnesota, and has been assistant Matron of the Indian school at Fort M ohave for the past two years. The groom is a civil engineer and has made many friends during his stay ir Flags,ail, who unite in good wishes fol the plissful career of himself and brid c The newly married couple came in yes. terday and have gone to house keeping in the w. c. Baylcss residence.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30
.rhe Plays The Tb,ne. j

Thursday night will witness the per foimance of the one act farco .sI.ent Me Five Shillingsn in connectlon witt the Grand Concert 10 be given by the Flagstaff Dramatic Circle.
 Apropos of the production the fol lowing from the editorial introduction to the play will be of interest:
 "l'his little comedy was originally produced at the Haymarket Theatre, London. the 10th of February, 1846. We are informed by the journals of the day, that it was received with much laughter and applause, and stamped with the uneguivocal zeal of success. The Queen and Prince AL bert were among the distinguished persons present on the occasion of its first representation. This piece was introduced upon the American boards soon after it's appearance in London, it being first played in this country at Olympic Theatre. It has since been frequently performed Ut nearly. all our principal theatres"
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30

I lake much pleasure in expressing to all who may be interested, my en- tire satisfaction in the methods em- ployed by Doctor David Stearns, and the results achieved by him in the fit- ting of eye glasses. l have purchased two pairs of glasses from him, and knowing that my eyes are particularly hard to fit. having been but little ben elitted by other prominent opticians, I am more than gratified to say that his skill has been marvellous, and I cheer fully recommend him to all who may need his services. k. G. ANDRE,
 Tempe. Arizona June, 10th, 1897.
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A Few Testimonials.

Dr. David Stearns. the refractIon specialist, has had phenominal success in his work here. having fitted success fully the eyes of number of pcople who had almost given up hope. The doctor has been tendered number of testimonials from his patiepts here, unsolicited, which speak in high terms of the gentlemans ability. The people of Gold Rock also testify to his suc- cess. Dr. Stearns intends to locate in Phoenix. from which point he will make annual visits to this section. -Yuma Sun, May l4th.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30

Forty tie makers came in Thursday from Albuquerque N. M, and went out 10 the timber to work.
 Barney Stiles and wife came in from Texas last week on . visit. Mr. Stiles Is an oid tluss ln this ssliiau.
 George Hochderfsr is crawling up the scale In military rank. He is now senior major of the National Guards
 FoR SALE--A fine toned square Piano in excellent condition. Apply to
 J. M. SIMPSON.
 M. J. Kennedy, wife and Mrs. Wise- hat went to Seligman Thursday to spend Christmas with relatives and trends.
 Attorney E. F.. Ellinwood returned Friday from an extended professional trip to Washington City and other eastern cities.
 Our lightning compositor J. O.. Jones was drawn to Williams the latter part of last week by some in- visible attraction.
 Others have few Stetson hats in stock, but the only full line of Fall styles as yet received here can be seen at the Cash Store. Mrs. John Henncssey and her sister Miss Amelia Paddock, returned last week from an extended visit with rel atives in Apaches county. Now that Christmas is past and the new year here. let all get down to business and make 1898 the most prosperous in each one's history.
 James O'Brien of Bellemont and three of his children were passengers on No. Friday bound fur 6AnIa rs N. NJ, where he placed hls children In school. Thomas Howe, the genial furniture dealer was made happy Thursday by the arrival of Mrs. Howe, who has been visiting relatives aud friends in the east for some time.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30
Jerome Fire.

Word reached here Monday morning by wire that destructive fire had occurred at Jerome on Sunday night The fire originated in lodging house kept by "Japanese Charley" and it was impossible to control it. The fire was caused by woman attempting to throw defective lamp out of n window.
 The total loss is estimated at about $40.000. A large three-story brick building acted as barrier to the flames. otherwise the entire town would have been destroyed. The force of the United Verde Company lent a helping hand and were instru. mental in saving considerable property. Individual loss is as follows: Jennie Bantels, lodging house $3,000, in- surance S900; Charley Shaw, lodging house and restaurant $4 ,000, insurance $2,500; Vim. J. Roberts, Falcon lodg- ing house and restaurant 5000, in- suraGce $2.000; Alex Ardinen. John Valdine, Hooker and Mefailand, all saloons, no insurance; Charles Clark s fruit store, James Tomberine lodging house and saloon, loss sl2,000, in. surance S4.000; George Emmett, bar. Der shop, Tom Elders, bo,tiing works, St. Elmo restaurant ss,0o0, no insur. ance.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30

Asltatant General R Allyn Lewis cil6S L. from Phosnix last week to Eiavesiigsae the Indisn trouble which occurred in this county several months ago. He will make his report 10 Gov. McCord. If Mir. Indian had stayed on his reservation, and not ,respassed , on the rights of the white man, there would have been no necessity for an investigation. in fact, there is nothing to investigate. All the authorities asked of the Indians was to pay taxes on their sheep or keep them on their reservation, and they choose the latter.
 On Sunday Santa Claus appeared before delighted concourse of chill dren and parents at the new Catholic school house. and his presence wa, greeted with joy and merriment by the youngsters. Nor did he come un- provided. His tree had been sent in advance. and every boy and girl pres eDt was remembered by him and he left unusually by the back door with many wishes for success. aud invita- tions to call again, which he promised to do, first exacting promise from his little friends that they would prove themselves worthy of his com. ing.
 1 will cooperate with the owners to develop large body of gold claims. B. c. DAVIS. Counsellor at Law, 18f
 Remsen street, Brooklyn, N. Y
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30
YUMA. ARIZONA, May l6, 1897.

To whom it may concerns:
 br. Stearns has just spent two weeks in the town and from personal past experience am satisfied he has done vast amount of good. Among others, he examined my wife's eyes and fitted her pair of glasses which she prizes above any money value, in fact her dread of losing her eyesight is completely gone. Further, can rec ommend,his honest sterling ability.
 Respectfully,
 J. r. YEMEN,
 Surgeon Dentist.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30
Are you suffering
 From Defective EyesiQht7
David Stearns, M. O. SSfraGtiOn SPecia1ist.
 Graduate of the New York Ophthalmc College: xMD Is Stopping at the New Bank Hotel and Will Remain One Week.

PEOPLE having weak eyesght should not miss the opportunity to have their eyes properly examined and
 fitted to glasses Thousands of persons glasses they think suited their eyes but the truth of the matter their glasses do not correct their trouble but aggrava them. f~
 Many children complain of pain in their eyes and are unable to keep up w their classmates in school They undoubtedly have desctve vision, which corrected will benefit them for life.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30

Dr. David Stearns. tbe refraction specialist, will remain in the oity for . few days owing to the rush of business. Dr. Stearns is an able optician, as his work here has shown, he having treated great number of our citizens, all of whom speak in the highest terms of his work. He guarantees all work and there has not yet been one voice raised against him. Visit him during the next few days if troubled with your eyes, or you will regret it for life--Arizona Daily Tyre, Bisbee, Aug 3lst, 1897.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30
po Your Eye. Trouble You.

Do you want an honest opinion as to what that trouble isp If so call on Dr. David Stcrns at New Bank Hotel. and have your eyes examined free of charge.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 80. 1897
AT BABnrTT's OPERA HOUSE.

Dec. 3o,-"Lend Me Five shllllngs." by the Flagstaff Dramatic Circle.
 Dec. al. Masquerade ball given by the ln- dependent Order of Foresters.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30

THE DEMOCRAT Is pleased to contribute
 public matters but all notices of festivals, airs. meetings of societies, suppers, enter tainments and mention of marriages, births and deaths beyond the regular announce ment will be charged for at regular rates.
The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30
TEMPE, ARIZONA, May 1, 1897.

TEMPE, ARIZONA. May 1. 1897.
 Dr. David Stearns, the refraction specialist, who is at the Hotel Tempe this week. is giving entire satisfaction to all patients. who number among the best residents of our city. He thor oughly understands his profession, and those requiring treatment need not hesitate to consult him. He has de- cided to locate iu Phoenix permanently from which point he will make annual visits. On this occasion he will re- main here until June 5th. and all per- sons having defective eyesight should not fail to call on him.-Tempe News, LA FORTUNA, ARIZONA, May 1, 1897. To whom it may concern:
 take pleasure in giving this testi- monial to Dr.. David Stearns. During his stay at Fortuna he tested and fitted with glasses number of persons suf- fering from various refraction troubles of the eye. His work has given uni- versal satisfaction and I cheerfully endorse him. He is thoroughly scien- tific and we'll grounded in his speciality and I take pleasure in recommending him to the public.
 PAGE BRowN, M. D.,
 Surgeon to Fortuna Mining Co.
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0ss SsyGga Nieeer.
xoTrtrE I'D THE PUBLIC.

All contracts and bills for advertising pay able monthly.
 Advertising rates given upon application. Business locals 10 cents per line for first in- sertion. and Scents per line for each subse- uuent insertion.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
Sis Car, BecaIae, Nt, pegran,

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cal5s Tas ,erem35s VAS eeg.-r:;.s5
s. g-c1- Memorial Church IS tae RaV
Ma..b.s EaococK wS- -ssd ise Eris
,opa sscv.Ce 40 81 au "a arrange
a.e-.s ,ts ws1@.-s Nes ere 2. tra aos.
ceas;i:g 2ac oasi g.ana-@ AJAX Gas
eve: .aNsn g.acs ir Sa1.rore -as
v,cs 5rss:-en: a-a- Mrs E3tart. Sac-e.
.ayy :. S.a,s s5e.uar ne ss-.ef-:s 2i
tss treasury ar, Mrs SAGE .1e sec.e
tagy ct was a-- Mrs Age, tca Miss
A.2a: secretary Cd Ag~.,u..l-e Wts5r
Attorney General M-Kcc.s ans GcT-
sr.1i Lloy1 Low.1ss -al Mrs Low1as'
Necs among .5-sa ~-a=s-t
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
DID A BOGUS BUSINESS.
nlauc "a largo sum In a Few Weeks In
Mythical Property.

nlaue largo sum In Few Weeks In
Mythical Property.
New Haven. April S.-The Leader de-
,dla the sudden flight Of G.. II. Carleton.
George Prince and Henry G.. Young OF
New York. who are said TO have cleared
upward OF $4,000 in few weeks
through alleged bogus real estate
schemes.
The men opsned an Office In the First
National bank about March I for the
purpose of conducting a general real
estate exchange under the title of the
Connecticut Realty company Carleton
as the business manager. a Meriden
man was hrst roped IN 60 the extent Of
?. gC0. He was given the position OF
ocokNeeper nc a liberal salary. A we'll
stocked store In West Haven and one
n Fairhavau were purchased. giving o
co days note secured Dy property sup
posed 10 De located in Missouri. The
e41ds were shipped TO Sew York imme-
iatcly and ,urncd into cash. The CONE
pany was negotiating Tor another stock
aen ln investlgaton OF th1 methods
MAS started anl the men ai once de-
,amrea atkins with them all The al-
legged deeds and bonds.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
TELEeRAPHlc eREvlrlEs.

Mrs. Julia Nelson was asphyxictod ty
coal gas in howell in Chir1s She wrs
worth 100000.
President Kruger hes ordered h
grandson. Lieutenant Eloh. 20 bc ri
for using insulting laoTCage aoc1
Queen Victoria.
The state senate passed biz pro.
wding for a reduction Of . keats yea
in the price CT gos in New Eork ci.y
till the 81 point is reached.
Edward r. Richards an uadert2k
Of Pompton, ~ j., was stabbed IN Che
chest by a burglar, whom he subsa-
quently wounded after a strugS.e.
Daniel C. Griffin Of Watertown died
Of acute dyspepsia. He was a leader
among Democrats IN New Yor. state
and last fan headed the state ticket oi
the gold standard Democrats.
William ]. Bryan suggests thai Tie
nation purchase and maintain the JET
ferson home. Monticello, In Virginia,
for a national monument and he has
asked the owner to name selling
price.
Ballidinl Piccanini, while under the
influence OF liquor. prepared 20 blow rD
an express train with dynamite at
Mount Vernon. n. Y, but was re-
strained before he could carry his
scheme into effect.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
snddle IIor.o 80 nreKlnler.

Lexington. Ky, April S--Charles
Fleischman. a Cincinnati millionaire.
has purchased for President Mckinley
here a fine saddle horse Of the Den
mark breed. Mr. Fieischman says tss
president win have the best horse ir
Washington The horse is a bright bay,
1874 hands high. with fine action, anl
he goes all the gaits. AS a running
walker he has gained a reputation all
over the state. although he is only &
years old. He has taken numerous
first prizes in the show rings Of Ken
tuckY fairs
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
A Queer Decision.

Columbia, $. c.. April S.-The sue
creme court OF The stats rendered d de-
$40. winch efirms trat no man may
orep aqaor lr his aouse or place Of
.ssinsss tof Is law.ui purpose such as
psfso1a! use unless the vessel ln which
.t IS Keri has ceglin1ats upon II from
-.e state nauor commissioner. The
,ase came up On arpeai from Cconee
ec-1iy whare iQu0r was seized by
.ras,ablfs ram ths residence OK citl-
7en whom thr testimony showed onil
Sept 90 Tor personal use aad not for
s.e. ch.e, Ju-ace MciVet ana Justlae
1ry agreed that . was not criminn'
'ttnsg So Keep -utr aauor without the
.s,,dcato q; tha NQuos commissioner
j.s,.ces Jo1e- and Pcps declared thci
was -uHia-i ANA when the court
1vdei taa ltl.s.lr 1l the lower cougi
( "A affirmed which found the citizen
tlity ani sentenced him 60 three
months on the chain gang.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
IoWA,s GREAT SPEED.
The Aew Battleship Wins For Ter Build
ers 6e0o.c nonns.

Ahe new hnttiesNp Win, FOR lAcr Buiid-
ers 6e0o,cO0 Bonus.
Boston. April S.-The battlsship Iowa,
the last Of the premium bul, battle-
ships Of the navy. has earned FOR her
builders, Messrs. William Cramp &
Sons Of Philadelphia. sz00.Op0 by making
an average NJ a. even knots an hour
over the regular government course cI
the Massachusetts coast in the four
hours speed tial required by the gov
ernmcnt under the contract.
The Iowa, by her glald work. proved
herself to be superior 70 either the In
diana or Massachusetts by q consider
able fraction OF a knot and Is the ac-
knowledged queen OF the American
navy II not the most formidable battle
ship anoat.
The following is the Iowa's recsrd:
Elapsed time on first leg, l hour 81 min
utes and p seconds.
Average speed On first leg, 1881; time
consumed in turning. 3O'i5; elapsed
time on return, 1:55.S5; average speed
on return, 17:12:9; total elapsed time for
course, 52:5G; average speed for entire
course, l..
The Iowa Is the largest Of four com
pleted battleships in the United States
navy. The act of congress making ap-
preparation for her construction wos
approved on July 10, 1872, and on Feb.
IL following the contract was awarded
to the Cramps AT a contract price Of
| 5000 900. The vessels keel was laid IN
Aug 8, 1898, ana a little over year
ago the ship was launched.
Her length on the load water line Is
S6O feet; her extreme beam 70 feet 2.5
inches, and her normal displacement
11.4l0 tons. Her normal coal supply IS
CPS tons AID her total coal capacity
/ 1,7S0 tons.
The hull of the Iowa is Of ste=l and IS
| ingeniously built 50 as 10 secure great
strength with comparatively htte
weight OF metal
She carries a main battery consisting
Of four l2 inch and eight incA hreech-
loading rifles; q secondary battery
composed OF six 1 inch rapid Ere rifles
and a supplementary force Of twenty g
FOUNDERS. four / pcunders ana socr
gatllng guns.
The Iowa is the last ot TIE original
contract ships built by TIE Cramps
! upon which a bcnus w!i be pai5 by the
government OF $4,000 Tor every quarter
knot attained over ara above the it
knots requirement
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
rnn,.a y, ,,.-..An-.

Philadelphia, Ag~.i s.-.@a Norwe-
g.aa steamship 5u..sy wk.ch arrived
here iass r.sst feom Pcrt Antonio. Ia
n.a.-a. ian5ei certa.n Oscai k..efsea
ana r.ns -.eu. rasi ot the crew oi .hs
Norwegian b6rS Pr.1ce Frederick
whi-S s:rucS ca ar oG-yirE corai rest
Close &c re lslda5 oi Canaan Bras
wh!ch Mss about 100 miies west-north.
west froc Jamaica The vessel. imme.
5.ately or striking the rees was bcar,.
ed by ha.. cia5 savage wreCkegs whc
Threatened tse i.ves o. the unfortrra-e
crew. For :ou- days AID nleh,s Cas-
ia.n Eilefsen and A.s crew stuck 20 gns
wreck aud repealed tMs savagas at tns
point Of pistols hut wers fualiy com
PEELED to yield 90 the wreckeis.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
Gave Her FORTUNE to the Church.

Baltimore. April s.-By the win Of
the late Miss Wlnifrede Martin who
died al the Hotel Altamont on April s.
nearly. II not quite. half a million dol
lars IS bsQueathed to various Catholic
churches and charities In Maryland and
California Miss Martin was teacher
by profession. but inherited large os-
tate from her half brother John g..
Downey. who was for three terms gov
ernor OF California. When he died he
bequeathed almost his entire fortune
to his sister who at one time conducted
an academy FOR young ladies' IN Charles
county. The Roman Catholic archepis-
copal diocese Of Baltimore Is by the VIII
made residuary legatee.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
Where !. NII.. nelmnr

Martha, Pa. Apri, Considerable
apprehension is e.: mere over ;ne wAers-
abouis o.! Miss Heen Ce.ma. a 7ve,.
known young w-..a- 90 Akron o.. wis
has been visiting relatives hare Shs
was last seen Tuesday when walking
along the bank CT ,Se s2sqaehaG@a. be-
tween chick.es an1 .his pace. HsT ha'
and gloves srt pinned &c 'aen' NOS
which sirr': said Gc551y tavs cee-
found oa .he rive- aaak g. g is6re1
she may have -or..a..-ed Suicide shs
came here a0c1. .V- weeks ago and
seemed soclawha: -.5vcse bu, .ater ge
came a i!ttle move caser.@l !, .s
thought ,hat she was aisappo.atec g
love
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
HOE IsrAMOls s.ecTIoN.
General pycr aud the Republican candi-
dates sweep the Field.

General Dycr aud the Republican candi-
dates sweep the Field.
Providence. April S.-Tne state elec-
= n was the dullest on record. Tie
Is publicans were absolutely sure OF
walk over and had there been the usual
response on the part of the electors
General Dyer's vote would have been
une Of the largest ever given gub-r-
natoriai candidate. AS it was. he has
ise largest proportionate plurality evcr
received for q candidate for governor
u Rhode Island, being estimated al
COO. The Republicans have generally
ected their candidates TO the assem-
hly.
In Westerly there was n fusion be-
tween the Independents. Prohibtionist5
and Democrats. but the Republicans
carried The city ~ POO, The principal
issue being The present waterworks sys-
tenn.
+ The attempt 70 defeat Speaker s. w.
b. Allen of East Greenwich while not
urccssful, yet resulted in a close vote.
he speaker squeezing IN by eight plu-
roliiy. The license vote in the state was
generally IN favor Of granting licenses.
~ this city Colonel R. II. stoddard,
ao headed the reform ticket was
elected by 1000. While the majority Of
he Republican candidates for the as
sambly were also elected
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
Revolt In Gazaiand.

London, April s.--Dispatches from
Pretoria and Delagoa Bay say that the
whole Of Gazaland is in open revolt.
twenty-five thousand natives have re-
bened against the Portuguese govern
ment. The principal rising is only about
40 miles from the Transvaal border The
Poit ituguese troops are modifying rap
idly. and the situation is regarded as
most serious
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
trust law vlolafor. indicted.

Chattanooga Aprii S.-The United
Estates grand tury has returned true
h.il os inl!ciment against Sis east ir0a
'pe companies Tor violations of The
sherman antitrust law THE compa
MES affected are the Chattanoosl
ourlry ana Plpe works. Addison Pine
ard steel company. Louisville. Ky;
Dennis Long & Co.. Howard Harri-
son Iron company. Admission Pipe and
Foundry company Anniston. Ala. and
South Pittsburg Pipe works South
Fittsbure Tenn. The case wiz be tried
D0n the indictment at the october
lerm OF the United States court.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
The nnnntle.. Amin selred.

Jacksonville. Fla. April s.-Judge
Locke in the United States court. has
issued an order authorizing the United
states marshal TO take charge Of the
fHbustering steamer Dauntless and TO
place an officer aboard. This action
H taken upon a motion made by Dis
trict Attorney Clark I'm conformity with
The order OF the supreme court in the
Three Friends case. The Dauntless is
now tied up. but the order makes 81
possible for her at the discretion of the
marshal TO engage IN any legitimate
business. as the Three Ffends IS now
doing. withan officer aboard