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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
NEW BOARD MEETS.
The University Regents Ask for De-
tailed Information.

The new board OF regents OF the Univer-
sity of Washington held its arst meeting
yesterday afternoon. all the members be-
ing present. as follows: s. NJ. Alien. Rev.
Clark Davis. John 2. Fay. b. +. Houston.
David kellogg. John Wiley and President
James r. Hayden. President Mark W.
Harrington. OF the university. was also
present.
Regent Wiley offered q resolution asking
FER a detailed statement OF the present
condition % the institution IN regard 20
the force row employed AM the finances
available fer the maintenance Of IN. uni
verxity for thu next two years. The rsso-
luton was adopted.
A general discussion yas then had as 20
Oh. condition and nee6 Of the institution.
after which the meeting adjourned until
wednesday. March -
Mrs c. :. chaIsr appeared before ths
beard 20 make application fer the use %
one es the ROBINS In the ola East hall. on
the cid grounds, fer . kindergarten The
matter was referred 20 the eonnatttss On
buildings ard grounds. consisting OF Re-
Eents Kellogg. Wiley and Davis who Will
~xamtne TITO the 90 Sc and report 70 Tia
beard probably q; wetasstay's meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

!. -~v seerns probable that during the
---s~w week sx-Cfty Treasurer Aaolph
- iii be escorted BY Sheriff Meyer 10
=. ,snstsnt.ary az Waiia wslla. there 20
=. AZ, the tern 70 which he was SEN
,.-ess many months aga.
- .pO@a. from ire dectsion OF judge
.a.fsrs denying a writ Of haoeas corpus.
9. ssee perfected and In now pending be-
OF the United States.
= =. meantime the Efforts OF his counsel,
- r.nes Hamilfcn Lewis. have been d.
..ssss 70 Ireysating Sheriff Meyer from
.s--v1ax OUT TIE sentence imposed by the
.s-.~rsor court AMI affirmed by the supreme
-. ~ TIE seaso. krug petifionsd the
- sar an order restraining the sherir
go conveying him cut Of King county
- ssrticulariy from conveying him 10
ana wziis county, and 20 the peniten-
,ss-v situate therein. The petition was
.-xs.1 AZ length before Judge Jacobs.
vsrrk "a. b. Col Lewis for Krag. and As
.s..snf Prosecuting Attorney Hart for the
- ard the court took the matter ande-
.sysseusrf. Yesterday Judge Jacobs gave
- decision 6eayIng the petition and fhsre
!. sa.hlrg now 70 restrain tae sheriff from
e.srysax out the previous order OF the
ear.
snrysf Meyer. when seen yesterday. said
,sss he would take the prisoner 10 Walla
VxIIs about tls last OF the week. unless. In
- meantime further delay should be
sxa,ea BIZ some unantieipated action on
80 part Of KruE's counsel.
4 siIl probably surprise many people 20
ham this morning that CO... Lewis has re-
,.-es from the Krug csse and that II Ia
rsx sn the hands OF l.. G. Gilman. Tnls
zion Of Mr Lewis was made more nee
sssary By ths fact that lie leaves for
wass.ngton this morning.
Krags petition to the United States
esgrt Of appeals Is being prepared. ard al
3 4 petition % the newly created state
saasi Of par9ons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

verdict for the plsintfy. A separate mo-
ton n made 70 vacafs the general va--ss~,
ahc Tor rev trial or sne foiEo~fnw
grounds: Firx-. misconduct OF ina tzrv.
second. fnsufzcisncy OF tae evidences 10
5essify ths verdict. and that II Ia against
Isw third. errors % Law occurring Ia rha
rfiai and excepted to at the time By tns
ssfendans. fourth. thas the special rnesr.gs
OF the Jury In answer to the intsrroxa.so~s
submitted by the defendant are contrary
to the general verdict and are Inconsistent
with the verdict and with each other.
NO time has yet been Gxed for the arru-
me1t on the notIons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

New tines demand new fashions. In
this day and age OF the word the dress
for the street. Ia one thing and tbs
women are awaking - the fact that
they can but ready to wear Tea Gowns
that ct better. look better. wear better
and cost iess than those made at home
Ladies' Tea Gown. made OF hais-EeoI
cashmere In goblin cardinal. navy or
rose. trimmed @1Lh RIBBON 10 TIA ten
rev&rea. the came trimmed with mar
row row. Of rfoooa- pun sleeves. deep
cuffs and 6eis. SsA
Ladies' Tea Gown, made % hsif-wool
cashmere Ia heIotr1ps, cardinal or
brown. neatly trimmed with rurles OF
cashmere around yoke. trimmed with
butter iazsrt1on sSsd nsrrov ri5oon.
ssa
Ladies Tea Gown made Of baif-wooi
cashmere in plum. Cardinal. navy or
rose. with shaw cape o< same. with
very stylish plated sleeve, al sl&oor-
stsly trimmed with butter insertion
LADIES' Tea Gown. IN asl-wocl cash
mere "a rose, lxhi blue hssiOr-ope or
&c rdsnaI, with coisFe OF same, very
handsomely trimmed win two rows os
rsDoon 20 masn on cuts. bali and Co.
lar. sse4
cashmere IN cardinal, navy or hsll0-
srope. with ha83Eg1ns co4iArettn OF
fancy RIBBON. za<-e and srsserzioa. plaif-
sd cuffs. rsosya az gEta. fancy r.0Dea
stock cellar. sSss.
IAos@s' Tea Gown, rasfs % atwood
collar hzr8.osuesy trimmed with but
ger Lace and Insertion ra9oon a. grin.
sleeves ace trimmed. The season .
E1o<s stylish gown. t40.k2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Union Transit Company. r. w. Baker.
receiver OF the steamer Utopia made his
report OF the management OF the steamer
20 Judge Moore yesterday from the tims
OF his appointment in September W TO
March 10, on which Date the steamer was
sold
The report shows the earnings Of the
vessel 10 have been slsI1iTo. ard TIE
operating expenses So Is -. leaving 3
balance OF ssSSso In the receivers hands.
Nr Baker asked no compensation for his
services. bat applied for and was granted
the sum os $40 fees for his attorney. Ira
Bronson The sale OF the vessel 20 c. II.
Hack WAS confirmed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

One Of che features Of this Depart
rrent r. the beauty OF its Tabs Lnsns
The best for the money will always b
found tsra
pinch Table psnask. full blsached.
exfrs. heavy. neweat designs. good
value 81 81 80; special lie.
fa-lnnh Table Darnhsk. Irfah Naka
fan bleaehs6, gil pure HnsE. regular
value rs, special 81 70.
s2-lnch irish Table Dsmnsk. full
bleach and al pure nax, special price
Ess
as-fnch Turkey PED Dsrnask, colors
ABSOLUTELY fast. good value as te. sps-
clal &c.
80 6oxxn Tuck Towels. frtnssd. all
Hnao. liberal size. ire each.
- dozen Il sire Dauask Napkins. fan
bleach. pure linen, ITO per dox@n.
- dozen Huck Towels. hsmmed, ex-
frx axe. SUPERIOR quality 20 each.
- a0zea Damask Towels. knotssd
fringe. large eixas extra value. Lc eacn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Black Goods.

These fauitisss fabrics are more IN
demand this season than ever before.
Some of the choicest and most popu-
lar black goods are:
3s-lnch ATWOOD Double Warp
French Serge, &c a yard.
5e-inch Ail-Wool Double Warp
French Serge, extra value. 5tc a yard.
40-ineh All-Wool Soliel Figures, large
rich figures. These goods are strictly
Atwood and are extra heavy IN
weight, SOC n yard
so-inch Ail-Wooi Figured Grenadines.
the novelties OF the season, VIII be
found as stylish as goods at twice the
price. COO a yard.
s5-inch Figured Armures. An en-
animation Of these goods will prove
highly satisfactory, Coo q yard.
4s-inch Open Canvas Cloth. $l.oo
yard.
44-inch Brocaded observation-disclosures
ed Lizard. English Cheviot. English
Armure-ali very correct styles. sl.5
q yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
The Divorce MIL

Judge Jacobs had the usual bunch OF d.
vorce cases up for consideration yesterday.
DEGREES were signed IN the cases reported
in yesterdays Post-Intrliigercer. and tho
following cases were set for trial:
Sophia Mosher vs.. Joseph Mosher and
Grace Burns vs.. James r. Burns. Friday.
March ~ Mary Schram VS.. August
SchrAm. Friday April 2
In the case OF John Sullivan against
Alice Sullivan. the desau,t Of the defend
ant was entered and the case set for hear
ing March IS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
PERMANENTLY RESTRAINED.
Jadxe Moere's DecisIon In the Yesier
Way slide Case.

Jsdse william Hickman Moore has
riaas his findings OF fact and conclusions
q iaw and rendered Judgment I'm the case
q Mary u. Smith against the city OF
Seattle
The court concludes that the excavation
snd removing OF soil and earth from the
raFtheriy snd eastsrly side OF Yssler way.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Is
removing the lateral support OF plain
tr : property. ard that the removal OF
siea support and the sliding away OF
Plaintiffs lot constitutes n taking and
esneFtnx thereof TIE defendant -
oessfers permanently restrained. enjoined
and prohibited from excavating or re-
moving soil from those portions OF resler
way mentioned until suitable and sum
cert supper. - provided for plaintiffs
ffSssrty 20 prevent II from sliding away.
y antfi compensation Is aScertatned and
fa46 'nr such damage. The decree carries
Judgment for costs against the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Trimmed Millinery.

TIE opening CT cur rs- trfra-1sf
Millinery has been crowned with sue
cess and Se~erve4iy 80. for surely
never vas showa Millinery hais 50
lovely "a Is shown here. The prsttisst.
dagnssest creations % ths nilinar-s ART
az. here "a latest styles. Many OF
thsse presey conessts wers sold yes
txr1Av. ard shss week many more vii
40. Visit Ger millinery depar1rnscr
e%4s ws~k-yoa will be arnpsy rs2zld
FER the trouble Oar opening continues
Moreav ard Tuesday. Oar prices are
. revelation 70 ire ladies' ss s1atfla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
nnrIinrfnn Rnus~.

All Northern pncs-c ticket swents hsvs
ftckets ever q. Burlington Route fran
Yi}4nss 10 Omaha. kansas City. s. L2Eis
ard al eiasr southern and so1sas&stera
cities
They VIII furnish voa vita . rtckst "a
Bf.Esrxs a. ths same -zte as VIA - Paul
II YOU ASK FOR IF.
AK scr Il. because by 80 ecssF. ySu vii
rascA ycuT destination al ire Way fNo-a
ten g nfteen hours socneT thar Il ye1
take any esAs- 11a
trains
NJ p. BENTON. pGrst SQUAT AK.n.
-c-nsr 90 yss,sr Way al First Ay-zus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Wash Fabrics.

ire daiatisst and prstfisx sns Cot
ten Fabrics known 20 the trsfs with
many designs exclusively cur own are
here ready fer TIE early season shop
rers.
New lire o. Figured Lawns ard Or
gzrSle4, choice selection. at Ito.
New Hns 81 Irish Dirn}tses. nsAf pat
terms. newest coserfngs. e.
New lire % Battsts L4nor-. natural
ceiorx n@as patterns. AZ Iz.ac.
New lire 81 Scotch Novelties. TAs
very cts.eeaz coI0T4Hgs thAr can b
rfeouess, every psscs geFa, Ise-
New Nne % Linen Dress Crashes.
ell Of sha r@S wsaves. MAKES O very
durable dress. price &c
.1w Igns 81 Dress Safines. dark eoa-
cF.nEE. very pretty designs. 1sc.
New LIRE ef Dress GsinEAzFas. light
az medium cos0rtrxs. good styles. 1oc.
New In. cg White Cheek Diznitsss.
good quality. prizes l5c-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
DraDey Dept.

TIE fhir6 Tocr IL exclusively fs~csee
20 artists DrApsr2es, Rugs Aattings
and Iphc1ztEriHE G3S4s. FoTflsrAs.
CaseS Covers. Fili9ws Covers. Floor
F~.kAscs-. Covers. Table Covers. Pi&sso
Coxerx. Clothes Box Covers. Ss0e Fox
FsaveFs etc We make Tae 17eMs arts
fsrr Per- ere for single or GSG0te doors.
frnva & 60 fls pep PAR. ncs Lac OF
~asn curtain Il - 5iEaS and Fcs2s Q Is
ursr Lace wsTa raEASo ard zFaa&sd
EGGS. ~ TIE yard. ETp.n 80 ~. A
cal Al cas- department wa sEEF4y Ts-
rav ven. We take pleasure n s1cw-
fmE zsos8x ard making EkrEssig sGx&es-
tssrs sor fn@Ir use. A ans AEe % win-
aow shades n eogas5 aa1 s4@gae lace
go'o3A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

re Ncrth- Western LtGs comprises evs-
80 r~giea e rer.eetly equipped railway
IN uaneas. fswR. Wtseoas.1- Asi-aswzr.
sFt~re~ata- inertia nkSstA. South Dakota
Neersska ard Wyernfng. u operates "a
nnsxt ;rxtss n the ~ac-s1- Th& service -
Chsezgo. Milwaukee ard AZ i5s rriaef.sl
esssrs e 80 East ard SoGthea&t carn.st
80 SURPASSED. fnssst - having vaur ssrkst
va he Nss-ta- v es.sFn-" p X Parker
Commercial .Aseat. IS SlEEl 4xsa5s seal
Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

The following new suits were hiea In
the superior court yesterday:
State es Washington VS.. G. W. Stephen
son-Assauit ard battery upon A. w.
Knapp. Appeal Of defendant from tudg-
merit OF Justice N. r. Nelson. OF Fail City
precinct
John ]. McGiivra va William H New
nan-To recover $40 rent due on leased
premises
The Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit
and Insurance Company VS.. William Lair
Hi 81 aL-Pronissory note OF s2.oa, in
teTest attorneys fees and foreclosure.
Melville Curtis VS.. ]. A. Uphus-Pronis-
sorry note, $50 ard foreclosure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Ladies' Shoes.

Quality and style 80 hand IN hand IN
this great Shoe stock OF ours. Add 70
those essential features Incompatible
low prices and yeu'ii have the best
opportunities seen this year.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Cloth Top But
ton Shoes. coin. razor and opera toes,
in all sizes and widths, regular sa.Eo
goods. at 81 81.
Ladies' Wei Kid Button Shoes, with
zip. The same new coin toes, all sizes
ard widths, regular g.. 80 goods. at y2<s,
Ladies' Imperial Kii Button ard
Lace Shoes, In al thu newest toss,
patent leather ard kid tips, eli sizes
and widths. regular s. 90 Foods. at 81 ~.
Ladies' Dcnxoia Oxford Ties. hid or
cloth tors. patent leather or ups fhs
same. all sizes and widths. regular
ss.59 goods. at sz.tA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Gloves.

We undoubtedly have thu largest and
best selected stock OF Kid Gloves In
the West The different lines OF KID
Gloves sold In this department. ara
confined 10 us FOR this section.
Ladies' Bicycle Gauntlet, newest BIZ
cycle glove invented. made or soft.
warm Mocha skin. sofs and pliahla.
sl.50 a pair.
. TAsie Thread Bicycle Gauntlet with
Mocha pain. 500 a pair.
ladies' two-clasp plque Gloves In all
shades. si.oo n pair.
Ladies' shook Gloves In tan. brown
and black. all sizes. sso a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

ard the trustees are Ira NJ Rank c. ~.
Hutchinson. <. H Lewis. II NJ Porter
Douglas Young. NJ d. Clark. Thomas A
Gamble, 7. Il. Jenss and r. A. Hunt.
Secretary % states certificate OF IN
corporation was filed yesterday for ths
Order OF the Golden West Cyrus d.
Fowle. Melvin Swarrout James Shannon.
Martin y. Barnes ard Thomas G. Albea
are named as trustees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
KERRY ASKS a NEW TRIAL.
Special Findings OF the Jury Incon-
sistrns With the Verdict.

Kerry. TIRE iumherman. IL asking
rev trial % the ease IN which Frank f.
hrfsns recently received Judgment for
Tee for injuries received while at work
n kerry's mnl.
The attorneys for Kerry have hlei mo
Nen seT Judgment en- the special findings
g tae Jury. Notwithstanding the general
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Great Bargains In
Ladies' Skirts.

We are not losing any money on
this extraordinary Offering OF Ladies'
Tsglor-mzas Skirts. Some one loses.
OF course, but the loss Is In New YORK.
The manufacturer was overstocked
and needed cash. We traded with him
at abou: on.-hais their real value. ana
viii share our bargain with YOU Tns
lot goes on sale Monday.
DO Handsome Figured Brs.liantinS
Tazlor-rna6s skirts. n great variety OF
patterns, very newest style, lined
throeghozt. bound with yesye.. mads
to sell a. &Alo. our bargain price -.
SO Figured Mcnasr TAssor-mads
Skirts IL a great variety OK handsome
patterns. &lnesi hrcashout selses
bound. would be chsap AZ 500. Our
ss,gAin Pre- 81 sc s~rx. ranor-n.s.
ezf~ss n rayy ard black. lined
rnToaghout. we've; bound Unecaaled
=. Vs~r and-s,-.1~ TsEsr-rnzie Skirts
OF ch@ek@a agiE1lg, n SF0sn. blue.
green ana hess0gros'e, very noneY.
sktrfs that saeuhi sesI at pa Our
karxasn price q -
- ys-v Hanc~o-r. Mixed Sos-fng
,rstso~-E78de SKIRTS. n broken ch@e
ere-ss OF green. e1ns. tan. nsal9tFopes
ore Of the n2tt3sS; skirts Or the sea-
So a better skirt Tran you wo1ad sx-
yess fs- g. %. Our bargain pzses AS.
In sdas-son % the sSovs specials VS.
are showing a magnificent collection
q, she very newest styles "a Tailor
rAasse Skirts OF chsvsoss. sackin - ana
,yreczss=6 szIkA. rx1gl1. IA price fsoen
$50 20 Ssa-aa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Toilet Articles.

Here ara some money-savtns prices
On Toilet Articles This same small
prices prevail throughout this Depart
ment
Swiss Shell Hair Ornarncnta. SO. $50.
Soc. $50. Tso each.
Real shell Hair Ornaments. SIC. n2s.
G.5, sis6 20 $3.50 each.
Real Shell Hair Pins. iaae 10. eco.
sse each.
Imitation Shell Hair Pins. 20. SO. 500
dozen.
pinauds Rriiiiantine. 80 bottle.
Pinaud's Eau de 1uinine. 400 and 10
bottle.
Handicap Tooth Powder. 800 bottfA
pray's Nail Enamel. Zoo box
Pray's Pocket Emery Boards. soc
box.
Roger a Gailet's Peau De Espegns
PerfumeFy ln ounce bottle. SOC each.
Imported CASTLE Soap. &c and SO
bar.
Tooth Brushes. 10c. i5c. zoe. SO to 500
each.
Hair Brushes. &C. 500, &c, Sc. 100.
tl@S si.5a 20 $3.50 each.
Three cakes good Toilet Soap for LOG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Silks.

A superb exposition OF the msrvels
OF the loom Color harmony and dex-
terity OF artisi-wease. Nothing can
surpass the beauty Of our new spring
silks. Excellence OF quality and per-
lection OF style at prices absolutely
unapproachable.
A full line OF Figured India silks,
neat, desirable designs, soc a. yard.
A variety Of Printed Warp Fouiards.
something entirely different from the
usual Foulards. eoc a yard.
Is different shadings OF Changeabls
Tareta Silk. This quality will be
found equal IL not superior 10 the taft
feta silks that are ordinarily sold for
sIoo q yard. 75c yard
2i-inch Black Peau de Sole Silk, all
silk and reversible. soc a yard.
Finch Black Satin Duchess. worth
Ills a yard. at rs yard.
A variety OF colorings in Snake Skin
Velour. the latest silk erea tion. at
SLso a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Ladies' Suits.

Our Ladies' Suit Department Is rec
ognized as the leader Of suit fashions.
Many choice styles here that cannot
be found elsewhere. No house can
match our prices. The past week has
added many new and handsome suits
to this already magnificent stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
MAKES A VACANCY.
srnGr. TEMPLEToy RESIGNS FROM
THE POLICE FORCE

He sends Q Letter - Chief Reed
From san Frsneiseo-oA sn Thir-
tyD Days Leave Of Absence 70 Visit
IN. sick Mother at Cleveland, He
Turn. Cd I'm CalifoSnia-Peiiee-
men I'm Lf7e for ProRotton-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
EROG AND THE PEN. /"
-v~ uoYER INTENDS TO TAKE
uu THERE THIS WEEK.

.-.ssse, TO the United states Court
.A.s~als u Vow Being Prepared
- Also One Addressed 70 the
$500 Beard of Pardons-Janes
~.~usen Lewis Rettres From the
-. Beeanse He Goes TO WASH
s.~ssa This Morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

TIE sEnlsE Sseek E@~nrter. S-oNA-.
w&KA-. gives an &@the1sle a-eoars 81
sfoek vAsuss ara 1gesak140nz SahsersE,-
t1az. ~ rzA51. azl1y. &c ge- nssztn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

The natural loss OF hair. either BY dis
ease or the age OF the hair itself. may
be replenlshed with heavy growth by
Halls Hair ReStorer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
SENT FREE!

To any p@w.@n Interested tn hn-
name matters, or who loves anfraais
we will send free, ursn sppiieasiss.
q eapv of tse "ALLIasCE.- the or
Ean Of this so.trty. In addition TO
Its iar@aseiy Interesting r~.afng. Ga
contains u nst of the valuable ana
unnsaai premiums given by the
paper. Adar~.. THE NATIONAL uJ-
NAME ALLIANCE. zao-sri InGfsa
Charities BxIiaiag, Sew Nsrk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

License TO marry was yesterday issued
20 Herbert II. Parker and Constance &
Hill, both OF Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Articles Incorporating the Standard Cold
Mining and Milling company were nled
yesterday The capital stock Is s.. 600 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Bsas =sA. sar eAa>kszA xry~BraAa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-10
BROSNAN BROS.
and West Washington st.
a WINE-Ro0M MEETING
1T CLOSED THE DEMOCRATS MUNIC-
IPAL CAMPAIGN.
.sCadi" BusIxirlS and John Rockford
and Beer Were the Respec-
tive Attractions.

The Democrats held their last political
meeting of the campaign last night in the
wineroom attached to Rappaport's saloon
at Merrill and Illinois streets. The speakers
were "Cadi' Buskirk and John Rockford.
There were thirty-one people present. The
"Cadi'' was in his element, and the way he
pictured the beauties of an ''unfenced town.
under the Taggart regime was something
wonderful. The boys were bit impatient
to have the speaking over, and Rockford
cut his remarks very short. Somebody had
staked Tommy Mccain and Bud" Nc
Carly to enough Taggart beer to give them
an altitudinous jag" and at the close of
about every sentence one or the other of
them was demanding to know when the
stuff was goin' to be tapped 1t was tapped
as soon as Mr.. Rockford completed his lucid
explanation of how Taggart was going to be
elected.
The "Cadi turned up at the Grand Hotel
a bit later putting like a steam ventilator
on about the worst brand of campaign cigar
that has yet been sprung. 1T was fine
meeting" he said, between pulls. "Roch-
ford and 1 made the closing addresses of the
campaign, but we left the best talker be-
hind us, an he's talkin yit." That was
true The beer was talking until mid
night