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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-02
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MECHANICSvILLE, St. Mary County,
Md sold a bottle of Cham berlain's
Pain Balm to man who bad been
suffering with rheumatism for several
years. 1t made him we'll man.
A. J. Nc GILL. For sale ct so cents
per bottle by all druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-02

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Apr. l6.-I have
used Chamberlain Pain Balm for
: rheumatism and found it TO be all that
is ella med for it. | believe 1t to be the
best preparation for rheumatism and
deep seated muscular pains on the mark
ct and cneerfully recommend 1T TO the
ublic. JNO. q. BROOKS. dealer in
boots, shoes, etc No. Is Main ST.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-02

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
MAIL FROM THE YUKON.
Topeka Due This Mornfng--Al-ki
saiIs-WiIIapa Overhauled.

Steamship Al-Ki safsd for Alaska yes
tegilay morning with the following list of
passengers: Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". AI&Ian Freda Mouioff, Miss Ray
Iysle. LElian Stanley. c. w. Dempster.
Il. r. Michael George Hammer. Dennis
Lane, Mrs II. Rosenstesn, Mrs. r. Wad-
leigh, A. farsous, ]. ". Harley, Mrs c.
A. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mack.
Miss r. AfcCask key Miss AfcCaSkey. J. +.
Williams. George MusTroe. Robert Hodge,
Lena Matson, o. y. Early, Thomas Shep-
pard, Jana Davis. II. f. Lewis. Miss Viola
FAwcett, Miss Trixis Fawcett May R&ey.
V. Re3a- Fred Welsh. Fred HoigbaxEl j.
Purson. Erick Herman, Robert Inslsy, q.
A Knight II. Fitzgerald. ~. Smith. Miss
Shina Miss NJ. Maguesea, John Nc
L.aughlan. Jim Nelson, Il. c. LOT Fred
Gardner, Harry Wan, Miss Mcdonald.
Mrs. J. +. Mcdonald. Mrs. 4. Z. Brown
and eight second class.
Steamship WElapa VIII 20 on the Moran
ways FOR about a week 10 undergo annual
inzpexioa end q. general ovsrh2aling.
Steamship City % Topeka was expected
to arrive fr'orn Alaska this morning at 4
o'clock. Among the passengers viii BE
p. c. Richardson. % the Yukon Trans
rorration Company. he has just come
out from the Yukon overland, bringin <
oa3t the mail A number OF letters 70 Sc
attic people from relatives ard friends on
the river are understood 20 bs a1caEd the
Topeka
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
TO SELL A ROAD.
Judge HsnforG Issues a Decree To
Dispose of Mhsfcom Railway
PropeFsy-TermsE of Bids.

Judge Hartford yesterday issued a sup
Elementary ordsr ard decree OF sale II ne
case 81 the Atlantic Trust Company ys. the
FairAaVen 4 New Whatcoaa Railway CON-
pany- u ne order the sale h referred 20
United States Master in Caancery Eben
Smith, and includes al railway lines. prop
srty. both real ard personal. rights. isase-
ao.dE anG franchises. and al other prop
erty subject 90 the lien Of TIE mort gage.
Bidders on the property are required 70
deposit money or certified cheek or the
Waehinston National bank or Seattle sor
5000. and no SUN less than 1850 win be
accepted az TIE sale. Another condition
that - alternative - the one reclts1 above
j. 70 the effect that & bidder may deposit
$500 ~ certified chsck on tia Washing
ton National bank for that sum and So 90
is receivers certificates. heretofore Issued
under order OF the court.
Judge Hanford also rendered a judgment
and fled decree In the case 81 ths Union
Trust Company OF New York 20. TIE Sc
attic. Lake Shore n Eastern railway.
awarding 10 intervening petitioners. Gran
vile .. Halter 81 a.. ssl2-N. taatructin z
THAI the amount due be recovered OF John
II. Bryant. the sole surviving receiver OF
the defendant corporation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
IL. ;. Turner, the Weu-known Rear
Estate Man, Makes Complaint
Against ". l.. Claiborne.

ConsIabls Pike, Of Justsce IngersolFs
court. had 8 warrant in his pocket last
evening for the arrest OF W. n. Chad
boGTs. VIC Is eCcgEsed " eating and
kicking II. 5. Turner. u well-known real
estate man II - probable that the war
rant VIII not De saved Until after tha
funeral OF Mrs, Claiborne aEad her baby
boz.
Yesterday morning the Post-Tatsligen-
Ger told how J. Franklin Chsdborns. aged
ia y0ars son uf IS. II. Claiborne, died
SATURDAY evening Of consumption. The
chIld's mother pascal away from the
Same disease Sunday Tloon-
Yesterday Mr.. claiborne had some
business with II. s. Turner. Mr.. Turner
IS the son OF &. 5. TURNER. a pioneer who
died suddenly IA this c4ty last Tuesday,
and be came here from Butte February 4
20 attend the funeral services over the
remains q his father.
The BUSINESS meeting between AIR. TsI--
ner ard Afr. Claiborne ended IN an IN
pleasant manner. This accounted for the
Appearances OF Mr.. Turner n Justice In
gersaGl's court Mr. Turner'S personal ap-
pea~ance was that % a man who had
bean tn a sc-immaaga- The flesh under
one eye was badly CIT, and IL had been
EeosSsa-y Tor 8 surgeon % use the neoiIa.
His story WAS 10 the effect that IN a
set tiemesnt with NJ. Claiborne there was
a baIassce Q: So due Mr.. Chadhorne. Mr.
Chadoorae wanted the money Immediate
ly. instead OF later IN the day.
Mr.. TNYrHTer replied ssansst ming TO this
effect wei, I don't know" liz is
chained that following this Mr.. Claiborne
knocked Mr.. Turner down and kicked him
n the facA After a physician had attend
ed tbs woaud Oh his face Mr.. Turner
swo~e out a warrant fcr his alleged as
saiant's arrest FIR. Turner request al
that the warrant be not served until
after the funeral
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
JUDGE FOR A DAY.
T. w. Craven IVES the Municipal
Court In judge noGne,n Absence.

Yesterday afternoon Mayor Wood ap-
pointed E. ". Craven municipal Judge pro
TEN Judge Bogue Is going 70 be absent
from the city FOR three OF four days. and
he VIII probably make * a point 70 call
a. Olympia The Judge is interested in TO
small degree n the attempt that has been
ma1s 10 knock Ott hts court By lagts,a-
tive acton, and he VII probably 60 a
little talking on his own account The
Judge was compelled % laugh when ia
took a peep into the courtroom. ard saw
Acting Judge Craven struggling wlth
docket % nineteen cases.
Judge Craven could not have picked
worse day 20 commence his brief judicial
career. AL kinds q cases came before
hira, from TIRE Ordinary drunk with a
black eve. who cannot remember how Il
happened. 70 the ooiored woman who look
ei very dlTnifed sra aoqgissced with q
ouee-3y nod q her had - the decision
CO ire court % decide ths morning
when sic viii b tried for lax morals.
''Eoef' Acres was IN the pen- HAS BE
been hare befors@' inquired TIE new
3gdgs-
Hes always here when - Is not IN
ar replied Fatroiran HoT. Twenty
Cavs was the sentsnce.
What was James Murray 6osages' ir-
CURED JuSEe Craven cs Pa>rol1nsa BAR
bae.
wen. your honor." replied Bsrbes. 'sha
Was StaEEsrtng along WAshtuEton street
az : o'clock tbs morning S10csir.x ara
staging 4; tie top o. kss v0i,A- II you %
nos hush ~ sale !. ~ of.eer vill tax.
you tn. 'Dou't stys - sasz he
"Thsf's what Tn looking for arrested
hl-"
Tive collars ard coses" ssls -rs fudge
Murray coal3 sos rstrssn tran srnsisnr ar
tss taneorse as tos ~ otns- people He
c. rot reooIlsct rach about e himself
CAME Gals. IRE COWBOY. rRTlsl =. out os
3 Washington street saIOon yelling that
- wanted fair play. J1sxa Craven gave
81 20 sira n tn -u- = - ard costs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
THE CANAL CONDEMNATION
Records Fonnd 10 BE Defeetfve-fhs
Jury Discharged and New
Panel Ordered.

Ire condemnation cases brought BY TIE
city against Il nHzahsr ct property owners
akorg 80. route OF tes government sGTt1
esza1 we're caEs1 Up By Judge Be1Soa yes
tsrdAy. bar we're postponed u1lA y - aes-
day noraInx a. sas5 9 clock- TIE cause Tor
IRE Foxcpoaanasus OF Ehe cases wss a de-
feet 10 ne resorts Of he cases. Upcn Aook-
tng lnfo the matter T. vas found ~ TIE
prose~as1g attorney that tEe r~u5r1s were
imperfect and Ia some OF EAs espoa1srts
pvere preparing - a-aek 1hem. SO when
ths case was called yesterday morning
Prosecuting Attorney NcEl-oy and Deputy
Hart went into court prepared ID correct
and establish TIE records. Mr. AcElFcF
stated tEz1s re was ready FOR trial. AID ne
court called for tas jury. Cnar.ss +. Man
day. appearing for several respondents
made motion 70 dismiss Tire procsea.Lsss
and 70 quash Tie jury. for the reason that
rn@ Fecord was defective. and also moved
- a&ve an order nlac pro tune entered
coFrseitng the record. recess y aS takeE
untu 81 The afternoon Jadge Benson
granted tia motion - enter I1e order. sns-
tanned ME. Munday's challenge 70 the
panel Qaashed aad discharged the jury,
and on motion % he prosecuting attorney
entered az order directing TIE sheriff 20
summon rwsnty-four citizens OF tae county
to act az Jurors IN tire case and ordering
them % appear II court Wednesday morn
ing.
The reason for auasAiag the panel was
that Il was drawn under the general law
CT 1885 for the selection OF jurors, when IL
should have been summoned upon an open
vanIrs pursuant ~ the law pertaining 10
condemnation proceedings.
The nanc pro tune order entered a. ths
afternoon session provides that f. shall
take effect as Of date Of july n. 1Ass, thus
supplying the lmperfsctlons and errors IN
the record.
Nearly every leading law firm in the
city Ia represented In the cases. making
O great display OF legal talent These
firms include White. Munday & Fulton,
Don worth IL Howe, Carr a. Preston. Pres
ton * Aibsrtson, Gen. Turner. George De
stelg'ler. George +. Forts0n, Judge Eben
Smith. Frank u. Griffith, Stratton, Lewis
& Gilman, Strive. Allen. Hughes & Nc
Mlcken, Bausman, kelleher g. Emory.
Blaine q Devries. Brinksr. Jones *
Richards and others.
IL Is understood that quite number OF
defendants, such as r. l. Blaine. A. A
Denny. Dexter Horton & Co. Thee. VII
cox and others, who realize that the fu-
ture prosperity OF the city viii be greatly
promoted By the enterprise, and who ara
DESTROYS OF seeing the city move forward,
have concluded 30 give the county all Of
the Land belonging 70 them that has been
appropriated. and also 20 release all othsr
property belonging 10 them that might be
damaged by reason OF the canal being
built
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09

In - ely fail last night there occurred
a seene 20 Intensely dramatic tsat IL VII
= usergre4 III tie E.anory % those present
Ter years 70 coma
fs@erws y. Kransrn. Ehs sorxs-. was tell
ing rs story 30 Detective Cu6iAee. L was
sasfsssl % sse hszn, SIX feet TAI, broad q
shozfsars azn9soE1ss yst completely
broken sswn Il spirit and ready % lose his
k2snzisy ashiz6 the Dig walls a. the Wal4A
Wal.a reai.eaIary.
Wtns zn5 women Gavs completed his
aownfau. ara Z be served his time for al
The crimes ~ has committed 70 gel money
% v.sur tneu the Zap % GashEng May WIN
tsrx. alias Whirpis. alias Sargent. Ae would
nsver AGAIN see the llgAG OF day. AS 10
closed his renaarkao.e story he said:
This Is me sna Of me-" and II might he
ADDED. a. because &c loved May Winters.
KTunm = not o.iy guilty BY ais own
confession q SIX forESries. including ire
name OF Sol &. Simpson. but hs robbed his
prospective partner. John Fry. OF Fort
Wranzss. a. Olympia last September OF
$50 ana asserting ~ hiS Own story, blew
tne money on May Winters and hts wife
of 3 few weeks. formerly Mrs. Peterson
Rrumm. said that ever since ne met
May ne had been Infatuated win her.
Sns Is a decided blonde. rather snort and
quite stylish AZ taa same time ne was
was friendly with a brunette, Mrs. Peter
sen. As ne described 4. the women were
acuuaintauces Al first he wanted %
marry the Winters woman, but his eyes
were opened as 70 he's character. 80 he
gave the project up. After this re married
AIRS. Peterson
IN September he succeeded in getting
Jonn Fry, whom he had known In times
gone by. 10 come down from Fort Wrangel
10 SO into the menz business with him al
Tacoma Fry came dawn with si.o1o, but
luckily pu: $40 IA Seattle bank. Just be-
fore the partnership was completed
Krumm iuvited Fry 10 20 over 10 Tacoma
on a pleasure trip. Then It was that he
stole the sea FROM FryTs pocket, saying :
that he was Just going oct Of the room for
a moment. bat ne never returned. He came
10 Seattle ard kept quiet while the search
was hot. After that he spent ais time and
port OF his ul-gottsn gains with his wife.
and May. His next move was 10 go 20 SpO-
kane with his wife. whom he left after a
vale and Went 20 Vancouver. d. c. He
worked there a while, but could not keep
away from May WiaterA She was the
magnet that drew him toward the brink of
ruin. and he was only too willing 20 rush
on.
He said he went to Olympia and was
Joined there by her. In order 10 GET money
he forged three checks, similar 20 the
Simpson and Bruhn Il Henry foFgeries
that led 20 MS arrest. He and the woms n
landed IL Seattle with % cents. and the
next day he raised $40. May got IT, The
next morning he got SlA7S by forging Sol
Simpsons name.
And this Is the end Of me-" That il the
way &c closed his story.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
Detective corsetr. auick work.

DIGESTIVE Sam Coroeft was in an IN
usually good hunor last evening all on
account Of his success N clearing On. a
case % theft within q few hours from the
tine X was reported.
TAAodore Adams. who works ar ia
corner Of First avenue and Marion street.
and ID what used 10 bs Harms a Dick
mans, and who rooms on First avenue
south. reported the loss of g Cock, a pair
OF blankets and an overoost
An oyercoat, which Corbett SAYS he Is
certain belongs 10 Adams. was found in
the Mug saloon. corner OF Main and Rail-
road avenue. a clock was found In a
Washington street. second hand store and
q pair Of blankets waS found IN q wa ~
froGt store.
+. Harris. aged u. a cook who In en-
ployed at the Branch. on First avenue
south k under arrest for tho rhest o. the
articles described, and Corbstt - certain
the evidence is sufficient 10 convict.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09

v2s flsd. A sAc-t the later Joe R-ax-
ten, who wzs re porter ar sas Rainier
Cub. got r1xe1 - - 8 sensational case
II wEtos he ard szs we're Ire prt1ctpsi
actors. Attcrzey HAwktas came - TIE
rescue. ara matters were 1nsetsd by q
wedding before Judge Glasgow. Bran
tens z1o-1e-. an sSti-AA5e woman. go
posed the match. E-ax-or - 3Sw IL
Portland, bat ets wife lives sa James
street. near FIFTH
Yesterday afternoon Detective Correct
vas coming down James street wh@- Re
ssE = colossd z1sz yak M % q cotor@d
woman. TIE woman r-palse4 hs-a and
1e struck her sls picked up a stick
and then the detective took a ssnG. IRE
nan rssiste3 ard TIE Gems table from
NsS, Seattle went 20 the detectives a.
siSt81ee. Al police headquarters the man
said his name was william Wal5~u-. re
IS wel-k10wr porter. The case XII "a
tried n the nuns pal coart this after
nooa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
Court Notes.

A r. Grossman has assigned tie judy
n1ent secured By him from A. COLDER
and J. Goldberg 10 G. J. Oleson.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day 20 George Hansen. OF Poulsbc. and
Miss Mary A. Denend. OF Seattle
Default was entered yesterday IN the
case % Lyman r. Knapp vs.. Eta Stet-
son et al, a case 90 foreclose a mort
gage.
The defendant In the case OF +. II.
Hiackley IS. z. Lindstrom filed a notice
OF Intention 20 move for . new trial IN the
clerks office yesterday
The Judgment OF the superior court i8
the ease OF David Gilmore and George ".
Fischer rs. Miles c. Moore et al. has been
affirmed by the supreme court.
Findings OF fact and conclusions OF law
In the cases % Blanche Butler Ames NS.
Lille u. Jones 81 al. signed bY Judge
Langley January 5 were fled Hith the
clerk Of the court yesterday.
II. r Nommensen, father q Clara Nom
menssn. minor child who has an estate
OF s. 500 petitioned Judge Moore yestsr-
day FOR iaaye 20 purchase an artificial
limb. valued az 500. for the child.
A Jury In Judge Jacobs court yesterday
rendered q verdict ~ favor OF me defend
ant in the case OF the Bay View Brewing
Company Vs. Humphrey Jones AID W W,
Baker. The case was for the recovery OF
a note which Jones had signed with the
belief that he was signing a bond. he be-
Ing an ignorant man.
Articles or Incorporation for ths Esther
Cold and Silver Mining Company were
fled with the county auditor yesterday.
The capital stock Is placed a A.ssa 80.
with n. r. Denny. =. n Sheafe Y, ". :,
Denny. Alien Weir p r. Denny T.. r.
Denny. . jacobs and r. y. Brown, tras-
tees. Seattle Is 10 be tho principal place
OF business.
Frank \ TwiCheu. Nathan Beman snd
r 4. Case filed articles OF incorporation
ia the auditors office yesterday for the
Puget Sound Flame and F'usl Company.
The purposes OF the corporation are 90
6ume cor3Wo0e and Ehingie bolts 81 the
vtclnlty * nes MoiGes- The capital stock
g. placed AZ xi4e2 divided into 80 shares
at 81 each.
y H Iatimer. a trustee % THE NcNur-
Tag Lumber Company. h{ed petition in
the superior court yesterday far an order
directing O. ~. Saca1e, receiver - TIE
Wasaiug ,on Savings hank. % deliver 60
the petitioner certain ulsrchautable tim
Der ia Suoaomisn and SkaSit counties.
which Is The property % me AcMurray
Lumber Company. bet Tor which deeds
are held By tAe bank.
washington Is 10 have an Anaconda
copper and gold mining company.
articles OF Misrepresentation for THE Ana
cauda Of Washington Copper and Cold
Mining Company having been Gted with
ehs county aud&tor yesterday. The moor
tsqrntnrs for the new concern are Rufus
Corey. &. r Fargp, - p Lnilea. Nils :,
Oathurn- II Mussou anG Eaxo Sletser-
gran The CAPITAL STOCK is ST. ea &c el-
vided into oeo8 % shares oi 81 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
Railroad and Industrial Notes.

F. W Parker. Puget sound agent Of
the Northwestern. left Sunday night Tor
Spokane, expecting 70 return WEDNESDAY
F. r Hanke, general freight and pas
ssngsr agent. OF the Central Washington
railroad. was IN town yesterday, return
ing last night TO Spokane
The Northern Pacific has closed a con-
tract with the Illinois Steel Company. Of
South Chicago. for large number OF new
rails, 10 be delivered at the earliest mo-
u1ent possible. The Northern Pacifc VIII
this summer relay about $50 miles Of its
track with seventy-two- pound rails, the
improvements being distributed along DIFF
fersut portions OF the line. Other SIM
liar improvements viii probably follow
during the coming season
The Yellowstone Park Company ex-
poets a satisfactory amount 81 travel TO
the park during the coming season. The
Northern Pacific IS making arran geulents
already for the annual Influx o. visitors
and tourists. and details u the seasons
company win soon let the contracts FOR
some needed Improvements ~ the park.
General Manager kendrtck has honored
q large number or acquisitions Tor sup
plies needed in the park
General Traffic Manager Kerr. OF the
Canadian Pacific. was at 81. Paul last
week comforting with officials OF The
Great Northern reiativ. 10 certain traffic
agreements affecting lines on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Kerr was asked for a state
ment OF the position OF the Canadian Pa
cifie on the 500 rate from the Atlantic
seaboard 20 the Twin Cities. Mr. Kerr
replied that the Canadian Pacific had no
interest in the matter: that any tnformR-
tiou would have 70 come from the 500
road. Stitl II - generally understood that
the Canadian Pacific Is party 10 the
rate and that nomiually X bears a por-
ton Of the shrinkage.
A very large and particularly Jolly dele
cation OF railroad men left this city yes
tsrdaY morning Ter Vancouver. 10 attend
the meeting Of the Local Passenger Asso-
citation held IN that city last night. The
party included ". L. Benham. Western
freight manager and r &. Stevens. gen
erai Western passenger agent. OF the
Great Northern. A u. Charlton assist
ant general passenger agent Of the North
eru Pacific; Thomas 4. Graham. Puget
sound agent 81 the southern Pacific: I
A. Nadeau. general agent Of the North
ern Pacific, George Mel. Brown. assist
ant general passenger agent 81 the Ca
madam Pacific, George = Barty, OF the
. Michigan Central, J. l.. De Bevoise Of the
Rock Island q. r. Brown. OF the Union
Pacific 81 J. Roche. secretary OF the as
ISOLATION. J. J. Hillver division baggage
agent Of The Canadian Pacific. and W II
Mead cf the Northwestern. AL OF re
a6ove-uamed party. except Mr.. Graham
ieft over the Great Northern Mr. Gra-
ham went Up over the Seattle & Interna-
t41naA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09

ne Judgment. took F,o@ session 0f tire land
cse1s1 % fneH and used = a. their ats9-
lata property. 6ispossnx % ire cross. etc
included r. Ezis pTop@rfy we're ~e~@ eozs
ana horses. community properly and
which Harris ara hss wife undertook %
dispose OF. o'Lesry objected % This. ard
brought an gcticu q rsp7swtr na<ors
Judge Osborn This ease attracted eo.-
k36eTaols attention. and was hard fought
Ire jury returning q verdict r. favor %
Harris and wife for sE51 o-Leary refused
- return tae stock wn@reapon Harris
caused = writ % execution 70 levy on the
property fog ne purpose Ok snf1-cinx the
collection 81 the Judgment and Il = the
endorsement % this execution taAt
pL@ary b now Ggnfins Judge Moore
took the case unner aawls&Enent vez-
ferday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
BREfTTIES.

The Ladies' Relic. Society VIII meet AZ
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms today
az 10 g. rn. A ful attendance II desired.
The remains OF william Barth, who died
AZ Provtdeuee hospital yesterday OF cor
sumption, were sent TO Clear Lake last
evening.
The settlement OF Norris Hogan, q
trackwaiker who wac hurt by q train sew
sr-ai months ago, with me Great Northern
was for sIs0 instead OF g., 90. a. has been
stated.
The monthly meeting OF tha Seattle
branch OF the Wornen's state Corpora
tive Society VIII be held al the Chamber
AZ com rnsrcs tomorrow az 2:s9 o'clock
sharp. AL are invited
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
RENANDED FOR TRIAL
Theodore sehade, Accused of Min
ing swimdfe. Rack in Jptt

Theodore Scha1e, TIRE sa.srprissnz min
ing man who IS accused OF obtain *
money from Dr.. I. VI. Ye1ag under false
pretsnsss. viii ba tried IN the superior
court Altar q preliminary examination.
J1sfics Ingersoll decided that ne would re-
ma7d The defendant tor trial Bends
were fixed a. $50. IN default % watch
ScAada VII have - remain IN Jail
Schade's scheme as unso,dsd 20 Ballard
people would III a book. he taxed Ike
a Monte cristo ara apparently believed
what he said.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
want. the CIoaa Removed.

There Is a cloud on the utle Of the
Laura Lindsay mining claim, which
Charles i. Bowksr. tas locator, would
like 70 have removed The elaud lie Ia the
person OF &. Y. Lee. who claims 70 hold a
lien on ths property that is prior 70 Bow
ksrs claim. The Laura Lindsay II 10
Gated Ia SnOqualms district, and al
though no claims for richness are made,
there Is that chance that every miner
ciingS 70 that some day the precious stun
Will De found. BowkeTs claim Was nled
January 4. lssI. and he would Ike the
court 10 declare Lees title cloud on the
property and to remove the same.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
Propper's Improper Check.

James Proper. a lumberman. who OBJ
tained so from Bartender Hansen. Of the
Morning Star saloon. and who was ar
rested by Patrolnan John Kelly for obtain
ing money under false pretensss. was
taken 20 the county Jail last evening by
Constable Pike. A formal charge was
placed aEains, Proper in Justice Inger-
soils court. Proper told ths constable
Re was going 20 waive an examination.
The interesting part OF the story IS that
Proper obtained the money on a check
that was not even signed.