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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16
BACK FROM THE EAST.
County Clerk Holloway Again al HI.
Post of Duty

County Clerk George n. Holloway is
BACK from New York. where ne went on
January III 10 superiEtend the caucegls-
Ton or tss bonds % the Green River Coal
Company by order OF the superior court.
In.s WAS Ar. Holioways first visis 70 ths
great last. and was consequently enjoy
asis IN more ways than one. Speaking Of
nls Visit yesterday. he said.
The purpose Of Eay visit 20 New York
was OF an Official nature, but notwith-
standing that Il did not cost the county
one cent At the conclusion o. my duties
took Ia the sights 81 the great fnetroi,-
Oils, which proved revelation TO ne I
saw number Of seattIaltes abeut the dlf-
I7rent hotels. so naturally felt very much
at home ] was Ia Washington city the
night before the inauguration. but con-
ciuaed TO get oal before the rush follow
ing the ceremonies. and left the sanaa
night ] was detained several hours as
II was. The weather In New York and
Warrington WAS delightful during my
visit. but coming through the Dakotas We
got quite dose OF cold weather and snow.
Although I enjoyed the trip. I am glad
10 be back home once more. attending to
my official duties
AIR. Holloway was accompanied from
81 Louis by his cousin. Miss OtllIa Hello
way, who viii visit here for some months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16
A SEAMAN,S WAGES.
Gustaf Fetxia6, I'm Hospital. Claim.
sfs5 From the BARK Dacea


sfs5 From the BARK Dacea.
A libel was filed IN the Federal court late
Saturday afternoon AGAINST the British
bark nacca by GuStst FstzlaT. The COM
plant sets forth thar the nhelant shipped
aboard the Dacca. under Capt Fred O.
Mckee. September 81. 1sss. for q three
years cruise as an able seaman. TIE pa
pers were signed a. Cardin. Wales From
Cardiff the Dzooa sailed TO Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil From Rio she went 20 Cape Town.
South Africa: from Cape Town 70 New
castle New South Wales; from Newcastls
70 Callao, South America; then 90 Asto-
ria. Or. and 10 Port Blskelsy. wash.
On January "a les, ubslant was injured
by a. socidert ana Is now In Providence
hospital. unable 20 leave the same The
complaint further rectted that the Dacra
was about 70 sail from Biskeiey to vslna-
rai~o. Chile, and there was about EST los.
or Sis. due him for wages The libel asked
for the amount claimed ana such further
relief the court might find lust and
equitable.
The Dsccs was sowsd 70 PORT Townsend
Sunday. ready fer sea. expecting 30 sail
in A day or 50. Sunday Deputy United
States Marshal George ". Curtis went
over and served the PAPERS or the vessel.
returning yesterday.
From ccrreSponaence on the subject CT
collection OF the sailors wages IL would
appear that Capt Mckee charged that
FsfrlaN vas a tes~rtsr. British Vice Cen
sui KIocSsr. os Port Townsend. bad writ
ten Dr. ". O. Edmands of the captains
charge. stating that under the circuna-
stances 70 relief cogle Se afforded. The
serving OF the libel however. brought Mr.
klocker 20 tire city yesterday. ard X was
generally believed his presence meant that
the cIalrn Of rsS would 10 pad and the
vessel would BE released and allowed %
pressed 20 South America The libel sx-
hIbsis the vast area Travelled b. n rner-
chant vessel under regular charter Ia
shert sn1ce q ttras.
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yx.,~rre Scatter. a@skh&nd sSs@zH -
..s~u-~hA-s, steamer MABEL. wac cs1s ~
s.-eure~- snas sosr sd re stsaaiseS - ). :
q wssssrEscc sasT rFeai1s
1900 - e..ss,w ssrassz@4 lie Vas tAkesi
=, p-ovsssnos aasgstal a. Re S~ssE~'
waG0n.
FAe a.sehss-t vas . Fse-ull&r oses So =
80 Sasyss s8zae e lucky cns Tor $50 =
"a. Nases ana STATE we're otnN "a f's7
sa~. sss former 81 Re C~ntTA~ ' lafA -
e..ss - fars~r a. yesaew eoSk WAea tse
80 nsr,s .ax tsse SAFE 20 lsAvs % aeF
x~s.ea-E rzsn @As sFa,sessed - eas-& % {.
Tas wana was hisEtas esss- fres2- -
fAsr4rx xAAE tAs SGate wesa8 tEEEf taFe
-. A a. scatter Sts=S& ca she < a.
pa al Z I'D % p@sh ne SAFE ca 80
- rs,k ssr,snx eneaEs sri Sst james
=. 1890 she tw0 ET FaK5essa agtezsG'
- ~. snfares SsAz. hut Fasza8 70 a-e'ssas
srassz. tAs warsS la3@Fy Hs4az tAe SEA
GA. s~AAsA. -
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Judgment and default In the case Of
William Gedford rs. w. g Keith Was
entered yesterday.
Default was entered ~ Judge Benson
yesterday IN the case OF E L. Hart ct al.
We. MsrsaTe. u. Pease-
Anna Casscn was given a Judgment for
so against l.. Van de Narter yesterday
in an action for pFomiSsory note. Van
de vantsr dafauited.
The case OF William Van Dusen vs.
Daniel K@iieher bas been continued by
agreement 20 March -
judge Jacobs has signed the Judgment
secured BY Willis Thorp against the Union
Electric Company last weak
An order confirming sale OF real estate
Ir Ire case on Kdvard NJ REYNOLDS vas
signed yesterday b. Judge Moore
George 4 Qulmby vas appointed re-
calver In the cas-. Of Northern Counties
Investment & Trust Co. vs.. Ecrra one
Rrontxgsd yesterday by Judge Moore.
Findings c, fact. conclusions of law
and decree were entered yesterday In the
case OF George Z. Ccx vs. Sail Bliss e. al
Judgment for 500 I'm favor 81 plsiutiT
IN the case 81 T.. ] Ross vs. Ferdinand
Q. Norman was signed yesterday by judge
Benson.
The case or the Paclsc IFsIIhut e. TTsa-
twg Company IS George s. List and ".
meat o. the demurrer March =
The motion Of the defendant IN TIE esss
OF James Graham IS. samuel J. Yates 20
act aside 1he verdict made on the trial
was denied by Judge Benson yesterday.
Fsnsl-x~ 90 fae; and conclusions % lsw
ard decree were signed yesterday IN ire
Ease OF II Inicu. rs. TlEothy A&cksv
O. AK TIE hcfsen was fDr rrOuliS7oFy
note q s 90 and foreclosure q q mort
gaze.
ne Seattle & Taco-ns <svixRticn CO.
s-.s ~sisassa from al liability as 3 gar
,,fzFss in sns case % &ishSsl EDWARDS "a
- " Burns as asst gTee - W til8afn New
mar. ard the plaintln stsaa Judgment
aEalnst Burns
= W. Baker. receiver f. 80 case -
us.r~- tNswel va. Enlon Transit Com
psnw sles hls report In are superior court
,-rsrar,fsv announcing gnai, HNrSNAFf %
~-,ssr lie sald see steamer utopia AZ ptl.,-
-, ssf@ Ga Nara . - G II BACK EaE
8 - sna azkea Ter 81 order coafFIainz
taa sale
a~oths- confirming sale - real estate
"a sNe case q Nay Am Nesca. So eA-
-, - Earnas Wrirh- - 3oHn 2
ss-esi-.sr was sferss8 - fEftEe Moore yes
- -r-se r-re-~rtT esnstHfs ~ lots ;
~e ~ ~ his~k ri Denny 4 ka5gs h51as3sns
80 srrarEs s. rs - 3cGEe AeeFe a3>e
ss.-,s.t a. order confirming toe ssle :
s-r-t--~fy in tHe case % Mary ADD NAt1a
Is Sa-ss j Russell y fEFa 49, - -
=. s,i}evrs. Tot / sHe north ns1 q % =
- 49, = Earew a&34&Gos3- : Is EfetF-
srsr br2ewat s~i.2i@
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FRIGHTENING Up.
Public Labor bureau Feels the stir
of Business Aetivity-A Wrong
fnpresxion Corrected.

The free employ men. bureau under the
charge OF Commissioners A. Il. Grout Is
showing a decided increase IL the number
OF work o1ts-s issued. and the co1niag
month promises 70 be record breaker
Ths report OF the department for JanU-
sgy and February IS as follows:
Males employ iS, shin
gle hands. 81: loggers. Il; farm hands. IL:
Is bore-s. ia: te2LnsteES. 10, wood cutters.
j.. rniScel laueo2s. A.
''Females-sseneral housswork. 1a-. work
By the day. 10: nurse girls. -: mattresses,
10: cham % rgIlAsds. :; houssksepsrs. :. Mis-
ceiFaneous l.
This month will show an increase over
the same month Of any aecsains year
Conmiss.oaer Grout yesterday. Log
slGg camps ars starting UP, shlngle bolt
cutters are IN demand. and the railroads
along the line. For some time the Office
has been able to supply al orders for
house work Girl have been plenty and
gladly accept the offers OF Sl2 10 10 =
month Tor such work / should AXE TO
correct = misrepresentation IN the nlnds
Of many people as to the work OF ths
Office.
There have bean circulated at various
times by those whose personal .nf arrests
lead them 70 make such statements. and
recently by one IN the employment hasl-
ness in this city. that men and women
cent for work from the public employ
nent Office were OF al inferior class and
could not be relied on 10 al Positions sat
ssfanso-tly. This statement 10 so radically
wrcEx. and Is liable TO 40 50 much in
justice 70 those seeking work through this
ontcs, that i dean IL my duty 10 contra
diet rhe sans and give 10 the public a
few facts which Will enable them 70 real
iza the true state Of affairs.
THE pubic employ meny office was
opened by the city government nearly
three years ago, and has been fn2lat aimed
o. pRBlic expense ever since. II has re-
ceived liberal patronage from the first,
an3 has been the means OF saving thou
sands OF dollars 70 those who could Ill
AFFORD 10 pay for positions. The Office
has b en- OF material bens1t In many
ways TO those employers who have placed
their orders here; they have been able 10
secure reliable help and obtain Il
promptly.
There are several reasons why this Of
fee can De relied upon 10 send good hap.
There Is no fee charged. and therefore no
snducsment 20 secure the fee regardless OF
she fitness Of the applicant There Il no
induc-ment 20 stretch the truth In order
10 secure the fee. Mos, people seeking
work prefer to patroniEs this office be-
cause OF its reputation for reliability.
afost employers who patronize the free
Office once, continue 10 DO 50.
Il do not desire TO reflect in any way
upon parties doing q legitimate employ
ment business. but in refutation Of the
assertions enormously made / do desire
10 say that We are headquarters for good
help, and can furnish any kind at short
notice II they oan be found In the city.
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DIR. Bu.honH Very Low.

Rev. J. II. Bushong. y. D. formerly pas
tor sud builder OF Grace 81. r church in
this city. 10 again 81 = very serious cor
dition at hts home in Portland The Ore
gonian saws DR.. Bushorx seemed 20 De trsl-
proving up 70 week ago. SATURDAY.
morning be was taken with symptoms that
Indicated another stroke o. paralysis. Es
remained practically speeches. zu dAy.
but seemed % un9erStznd what was saia
20 him RE would move his head when
spoken 70. bat that was the only fnGica-
ton that he was cosuazant Of wHat MAS
going On around him.
Inc attending physician. Dr.. Os1on
Royal said he had net suffered q second
stroke % paralysis. bat & might come At
any tine n that event re cousz hardly
survive. u wss cl0ss call from the first
stroke. " hlca &c sGrsrs4 soan after I@4v-
Ing Seattle. lis friends and relatives
have naturally chung 70 the hops that Re
woElG recover. and be thought - himself
He has lived Al active lie til his 7ota
year. with very little sickness ard ha hiss
hs@a fsRhtlnE a valiant battle for Life IL
wss Acped tAaf comp.sss rest fSo-n study
ana reading would restore bin ha, RS
age and feeble cSntitton are against hlra.
rs condition was csIaGal az lzse accounts
II would almost be . zzztTEcia II hs shos12G
eoze at az tas prssen; attack
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Silks.

The reputation of this department.
for lowest prices. best quality and
greatest assortment increases every
day. We ara showing many new ere-
ations. pleasant surprises for our many
friends.
A full lire OF Figured India Ssiks
neat. dsSirable designs. tec = yard
A variety es Printed Warp Foularas.
something entirely different froEa The
usual F'oulards. COO a yard.
- different shadings o. Changeshls
Tsrata SIX. This quality viii be
found equal II not superior 10 the tat
fsta silks that are ordinarily sold for
s. 90 yard. &c yard
I-inch Black Peau de sole SILK. al
silk and reversible. zoe 3 yard
Finch NAck Satin Duchess. worth
Sis q yard. at H. a yard.
A variety Of eoiorings IN Snake Skin
Velour. the latest silk creation. at
ti.5a q yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

Three more mining companies have been
Incorporated. adding quite materially TO
the large number that have already SHE'D
their castor into the ring. The articles
Med yesterday were for the Deer Creek
Gold and Copper Mining Company. Moss
Rose Mining Company. and the Three Sis
ters Mining Company. with incorporates
respectively as follows: II. kennedy.
Thomas johnson, l.. Lundeim, Jack Jack
son, c. @. Austin. w. c. Austin. F. T..
Coulter and J. J. Smith; ]. II. Lyons. John
HOWE, Swan Hansen. A. II. Pinckney and
Charles chittick: J. W. Stems, q. q. Aus
tia. j. A. Mccartney. l.. II. Chowen ana
John Mcclellan. The capital stock or the
Deer Creek and Three Sisters Is placed az
81. 90 90 and the Moss Rose az 5000
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-,r 1ave- hss 2etitlonsd the county
--.ar.rs for additional help Ia Ms
sa-r~ IL making this request the
80 Y ratasr r1oaest. asking, as ne Goes.
80 ca. assistant, ard that lady.
-. dates shall he TO assist ia the Office
- "a rnatron o. tire jan Tbs. the
80 t..slsves Il o. tBs utmost import
AZ A. tie present time there L. 10
- .s.sa. tss sail 20 seaTca wonsr. who
- .x-snsd ,hsTs or p55 visit the prison
:, IN urged tat considerable danger
al break 10 attendant upon these
-. a /, would he the easiest tasrg n
=. vorfs for a woman 10 secrets about
y. .~rxon saws and filez. and even Gre
- which could bs handed Into the
1900. d1ytag > conversation. The
49, claims. In fact. that some OF his
- havs openiy declared their in
- of having their visiting female
$3.50 bring them saws. files, etc With
-.ssaa who would search every fesnaIs
$50 lis sear nosld be done away with.
aossAe. feature. which thu shertr be-
49, IA be neTgtorioas, is that very often
=. xsps.f.ss are called upon 20 take charge
~ srsans xomen VINO ars placed in Jail
,ssosrstory 70 being transported TO thu
ss.lsa. A. .sseiiacooul- These unfortunate
xeusa naturally require the sasvlces OF
sas u their OWE ser, and would very Of
~ seaaye better II cared for BY matFon
xso would understand their wants and
t.ew hos 70 handle them.
essrlr Meyer furthermore believes that
~ addition az a mairon 10 his force
vouIa give bsttsr tone to his department.
= q. wali regulated Jalls are provided
VIZ them. The cost OF employing suca
5+rBty would not exceed 80. BE argues.
jss what action the commissioners will
saks On the petition is not known. When
.ssy assumed charge OF affairs II was
given oat that strict economy would be
sssofeea IA 81 departments. From this
i xas inferred that they would be more
nkesy 70 cut down the number OF EN-
ssoysz tAsn 10 Increase them The petition
a sxxsa under consideration.
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Here's istrs Est OF evsry-tay need
rgls selested fren eur notion stcak.
Our price Ideas prevail hsr~ tos--A
little more. a utss better. than yes
coald expect or any other store oouad
oEfsr for sGe nsszey.
Cutters speol SslA 100 yards, "a.
Cutters spool Twist. fs yArds, SC.
3. II. q NJ Corduroy Sksrs Bla4-
Vslvsissa sktrt Binding, SC yard.
Horn Dress Scne. Ts4nih, 80 cegsa
Horn Dress Bone, S-Ench. 60 dczsn
Horn Dress Bone. s-ineh. 10 doEen.
Horn Dress Bone. ie-snch. 50 dosen
Whais5ons Casing. ~ ard pieces Ter
Larg. spec, White Bassins Thread.
&c spool.
Ad1mansins Pins. fc paper.
Brass Pima. S0e Ia paper. ~ paper.
Safety Pas. small s.ze, &c paper.
Safety Pms. medium sixe. - paper.
safety Pins. large size. 20 paper.
Nickel Duplex Safety Pins. small
size, &c paper.
Nickel Dupsex Safety Pms. medium
Nickel Duplex Safety Pins. large
Ki-ey-Bssrd Wire Hairpins, 20 tex.
Coth-covered Corset Stscss. 70 pair.
Heoks and Eyes. &c card.
Spring Hooks and Eyes. Sc card
White Pearl Buttons. sc cozau.
Black or White Best Quality coiton
Elastic, 60 yard.
Best Quality Black Lsis Thread
Elastic. So yard.
Mrwar6's Best Needles. &c paper.
Crepe paper. for fancy work. lsc roll
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ASKS nc DAMAGES.
"A Es-rolice Oflcer suing a. =
Kerry for so. $50.

frank =. Bryant. ox-Heutenant % roi'ce.
eafeaForiu- 90 impress a jury IN Jnags
saeofs' courf that re nsrsonal dams ges
'7..a'Fet IN re recent accident az Kerry
FL are Sorih So -. ard 81 Is for this
taast'nt Tat he Is suing A $. Kerry. pro
FFlf'ef 81 THE mUl
- accident 90 Bryant happened Jure
- - falling timber lreakinE his leg
- ais4ecatirr The snklc The ex-ileaten-
- ateRes negligence on the rart Of the
tAfS foreman. Wno save ghe order e start
~ ran after Bryant had released the
80 aooks. causing go tfrneers % fan
- - tassn STRIKING BRYANT and INJECTING
- e&aSEe above mentioned TIE case
IS On 'rsai rsarlv a. % yesterday ana
- efrue1 this ucEnInF ~ 50
tae tefis1crY % IRE wltusssas IS de-
.tSsF Eas - t-e srrct that Bryant Hal
- TeeH--,.y usraea - TIE Danger -
.Aalas tmher sad lamher. ana should
I've ess1 ca Re lockout
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One OF the passengers on tae nl-fasec
echoone~ Lsnccla. waics sailed for Cook
fnle, LAST spring and was newer agala
heard OF, was 4 young man named Franz
afischeli HIS mother lives IN Boston. and
is trying to get Information about her
son's business affairs Yesterday Comp
tsollsr Parry received the following letter
f. reference 70 TIE matter;
Il am making inquiries about nan sy
tire name % Frank Mitchell HIS widow
e1 rsothsr is living hsre and s1s received
news last July taat Ia started for Cock
trfet. Alaska. on the scnoons- Lincoln.
and how the vessel was lost with all on
board Some time previous he told his
mother that Ia had specalated II real e.
tate in Seattle. would Ike X yoa would
please let me know II thsre IS any record
where he had any dealings or that kind.
and you wiz greatly o5iise. Yours very
rsSuects,Ily JOHN +. HURLEY.
"a Albion street Boston. Mass
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The rlacDougall
& Southwick CO.
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN
DAY HERE.


A peerless assortment Of the choieess
SLACK Dress Gooas Fabrics OF II,
weld IL new srrayed On ear counsers
swsasing your Inspection. a. prices
that vla tempt ven.
Ss-inea Ak-vool Double Warp
French Serge. - q yar<.
es-tzsa Ali-Wool Double Warp
French Scr&e. extra value. sec . gard.
se-sneh AiAweos sclsal Elrgreef lsrxe
rfcA agurea Taese E9ads are strictly
allsw$sl AID are extra heavy "A
ws.sas es 4ysss;
*-ipaA Ac-Wscl Figured Grenadines,
the ycvcikteS es the season VII Re
3cuN1 as s<yGsh IS goods a. twice thu
pricA. SO a yzra-
*s-inea Figured Armures. An ex-
animation OF these goods VIII prove
highly satisfactory. SEC yard.
sS-iuch Open Canvas Cloth. flso .
yarG.
&a-frch Broca1ed Dis ronals-Erccad-
ed Lizard. English Cheviot. English
AEmurs-al very correct styles. a-25
a yard
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SETTLED WITH CREDITORS.
The Affairs of A. q. Fry a Co. Wound
Ip by the Assignee.

W. II. Maud, Rssignes OF A. c. Fry e.
c.. iasolvsat commission men. flied bis
hasl report Ia tho superior court yester-
say. and petitloned Judge Moore for dis
saasse. which was granted. According to
ia rspors aled on January 9, the assignee
hAa Ia bis hands sl.oia.2a. OF which sum
sae court directed him to retain as com
nssssen for his services, SIS. 20 pay TO
rs attorney siz5, and 20 King county
i1 taxes sl4Aaz, the balance remaining
- - distributed among tho creditors,
st3eh amount MAS sils.e7. These orders
haze been followed and the above amount
distributed among the creditors. whose
0Fagnzi claim aud amoun1 received are
Is follows:
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Lost One. but Won the other.

O. Christianscn, who sued the North
western Steamship Company for sIz5 for
loss OF baggage. was given a verdict by a
jury In Judge Benson's court yesterday
for the amount claimed. IL was a sealed
verdict, the trial having gone over from
Friday evening. Yesterday. In a case
brought by Gordon n Co.. commission
men. against the same company fer an 81
legged loss Of ELK crates Of poultry, the Jury
returned = verdict for the defendant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

Waifer and Henry pSys, children Of
Mrs. Martha Davis, q peo- woman. wers
turned ever to the Ts.so1zl C1li3-sa's
Nome Society yesterday afternoon by o.
der Of Judge Bsg0e. the mother savan :
siguea papers -slsax;nS all claim 20 ber
little ones. a few days ago she fled a
complaint In the municipal court c5ars-
ing the children with bang incovrlgiole.
II Is said Mrs Davis was influenced rnors
BY her own poverty than BY incoErsgisiIity
OF the children. 20 hls the complaint
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

Ars- Jessie Hickman and Mr.. George
Martin. both OF csntralia. came quietly 10
this city last Saturday evening and were
married by Rev. 2. II. Randall. This an
nouncenent VIII undoubtedly be gsnuin .
surprise TO their many friends In Csntga-
liza. where both are wsll-known- Mrs
Hickman is very pretty woman. with
brilliant dark eyes. Mr.. Martin Is engaged
IN the milling business. Tie couple were
in Tacoma yesterday.
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WANTS HER LIBERTY.
FIera Ice Claim. That There Is ~
scheme 60 sena Her Away.

F3nrA lee. miss g - S2Imers Eel
g petition ia tie superior court ysss-rss@v
n waleh sAe asked Judge Jacobs % lssu =
8 wrst ~ h&bass sorpa4s % CaAriss Powers,
O. Ballard. wha. STE e4E4Hs. s&z asT u
custody against her wishes.
IL Der petition Mss Flora alleges tast
Powers 50 ke@9tug her. under Instruction
srsrn her fA$asr. who lives In Whatcon.
z7A tat Il "a his sFowsTs1 tztsE1on 70
send her % her father. Thls shs coes nos
wish 20 CO, rT@ss-vl0g 20 i've VITA hsv
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Manager Basseti lsss f.4zht cs-oallaa ths
srsaEsznsrE al The TA4T6 Avenue % TO-
Imperial Crs-1stc CczEssy C1uLpxnF thzt
cpsne1 fer week Szn4sT u3Est To on
~ r-sAsa aSzsxne3 a. Eas tGxs tat Ia
cc-zr&1y WIS rz.sr~2-es .z-s4 as % rs cs-
FATALITIES ara Gid nSt cone - 20 Ia ss@EsG-
a-s s..s III. <SGzs2ll @As axs1 sa- -
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Not Agnf..s Berktu..

The decree signed by Judge Moore lass
Friday in the case OF the German Savings
Il Loan Society vs. John IL. Hilton and
wife 81 al. for sif224. was against Hilton
and wife as principal defendants. Ralph
;. Hopkins was joined as defendant on
account Of an interest IN the property
superior 20 the claim OF the bank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16
xnw suIfx EIfra

In Tire superior court yesterday actions
were begun In the following cases:
William Tedford vs. William g Keith:
groynlssory note So.
l.. Munger Va. A. T. Stream ct al; viola
ton OF agreement sess.eT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

Truly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Annette ~.
Mosn. Fountain. Minu.. says: Ayers
Cherry Pectorai has had a wonderful effect
IN curing my brothers children OF 3 severe
and dangerous cold. II was truly aston
isning how speedily they found relief after
taking this preparation"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16
M Initiation Fee

cwirF 80 -As fact that TIE tines Raw.
essa 6nl xn1 iAs Young Nen's Christina
Association must have lao members. IL
pAs ascss~d NorcRy evening 20 valve fh~
3 initiation Zee during ths bells ard
1@arz-' membership contest. which wfu
coxs ezrfy T. A2r.L TIE o@arg cognt stood
Ia balls g xzst ev&-sEz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

house. whfis the change es bill from
Betsy" 10 La cigxis' resulted II q bet
tar performances than thxr Of the drxt
nigAt. M-. Russell decided thai in justice
70 tAs patrons 80 TIE tAaatsr. as vs1i as -
the company ttsslf ths house might better
remain closed during ina balance az TIA
week.