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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

be was witness sor n. sxzes e re Car
riso1 murder case.
g. q Mitchell Por-fa-s sze.~rtr --s.-
accompanied ~ Ia wife. - AZ tne Butter
Mrs. " Esch2ras ard Mss Psrxs-1ur q
Cherry Valley. ara araezg the DsEler ar
rivals
II < Nike . San Frzr~fze1 raot.al-
81 rsxss@xS1 ~ the Rzl.tsx-Grzn1 yss-
tsT1Sy.
Bliss Aiscs TzyfoE. eauxntsr a Pzs.ce
Aatsoz Tzyio<. returned Lz&s rsxS. sraz
California
Ea6d jackson, assistant clerk q TIE
H9s@ Dllier. czzus hsrne yesterday after
enjoying 3 two weeks vaaz%sor a. Ire
non9s o. kls parents IL NursE E@xS
r J. Cosse, q Vancouver 1s~r-ar< rzx-
sanger agent - the Canadian PzefEr. ard
sseSFE@ GeL- Er9wn. Also 81 ffr~ Gssxzsslzr.
saeslAcs are E4sszs 81 the Eas2Ssr-ssrax1
Mr. a z. W0oasrd. q West Tsrssn. Ia.
VESTED TIE c1zv yesterday. ACCOMPANIED ~
Ter nephew. Fr~1@rsex TsawteSr q IRE
r.u-znoHs HARDWARE CcrnE&ng * Gus.
do. Alter peasant Tisft VIII trsexssx
TIE party departed for the East latsr Il
fk@ day
DIR. a1s Nrz. James CzInoun are brlazI
cp@Ste wao cane oErg &c Eke Kl7RxoGn
TeEzeFzzy frpn. Port T.ownsessH The : e
from NsAsay issazd. TIE Kr-crs oslrz 8
ne1leN - Or 9. y. Calhoun. o. Sea fis
ss9 the bride . esgEntar % Hon-
NAsrses Terry. former mem - q TIE state
legislature frSn Island county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
anCsEaEsTs.


Col Mclaughlin and Cnzries Notn have
hae large photos taken. and they are On
@1f3katsal & HAEy q Tire axanespEsf store
NalaSzs. Considerable comment Il H.
aaigsa IL as 70 f1@ result Of thls zsatcn
aaa E2Ene she havs been AFRAID thai the
c9t9Aes vas attia too long cut OF fae
Wrestling arena feel. after hooking AZ ais
ptEE9Fs. That t8srs r. a big ngnr left in
ham. Every one sEssws ms grsat record
"a tEe past ard as 1e seems q such good
FORM &c sa<af 10 give Moth a YeEy hard
t4g. AoEn looks cown aae enough %
~res1ls Tor his lie, and beng younger than
lis opponent ae Qgget 10 ofExst the great
strength q TIE latter b agility. As far
aA a knoHi ledge ~ the gam goes holh alen
are gne3sahSs@ wrssflsrs * the FIRST water
No uaaB living can equal 3Eota At Grace
Roman. Or Mclaughlin az coiIzr-sud-
elbow. ard AZ the other styles they are
notn equally masters of the game. The
tao men have agreed OF M seanlon as
relefse ana VII AJAX that gentleman - at.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
Masonic swtnal~- Pt~na. Guilty.

srss-sai rssrat-h - ga Post -T-ta1ll wsrrer
PORT ANGELES Sept ss-AIa Tory. tHs
Masonsc xE5udler. wsth many aliases G. 81
tsH awaiting ssutsoce. Tie pleaded EalIfy
r. fasrAes crurt 70 ere rlszrEe ~ obtaining
So f~nzn Attorney o. A n -1a~Eson - thts
c.ty. ~ false prstersss. lie swir5fad
pzcharzson last May sa4 dzEa spesrsa from
yssw antH aperehsu6ed f- Franklin county
ard brought ssre by way &C Seattle a fsw
DAYS ago
Comfy Clerk E,lot las rad *. c. VIII
sans q contractor oc tae soes<n-aent ssres-
c-atsors arrested IN tHs cAargs - steal
!rr wAegi serzper.
cas- Horace Gups1 AID son hava xsua
s-to taa e0s-ness g p.ck4aS AID 9rytaS
cc5ssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
nRFAITIr~

TIE executive COMMITTEES q the local
uniaa % Christian Euass vor VII rect
thts evening FRIDAY as sis ~ FlyEncgt h
CONGREGATIONAL churCh
The free iscer bureau sfll keeps 40 tha
wcrk e sGpplytnE lAhaTers. Cougsuisss ouef
Graag YESTERDAY DISPATCHED fgrfv ~ n 90
work on the 0ffeaf Noriheru railway ~
Ssykculsh ard I0nros.
The oak leaf sa1ooa. CT Thira avenue.
between Cherry ara James streets vas
entered through a Nknsfcw aa the soffh
side u the fsiHiEg wednesday u11ruinz
ard s. ste3ef from the caSn register TAs
burglar tnek a drink q Watsky and lEntea
d good cigar Before departing.
Ray prymsn. sges} "a years wAo SAYS
zha 81 domestic 49, srreNtesf sess eefzs s.
afteFunun ~ Detective tu3iNaa on sgsrg-
liaa ~ taking 9As froEn james UaroVau a
i0ENer lu tsa IAnCl0r nuuse. on WasntgE-
tea street The Identification Wzs SO
daaNtful that t'nisf Eoea dsCasie1 80 turn
the woman kccss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

panv e A.. allowing Al expense account
Ct xA Tor reference proceedings = i1c
case esfozs w r Beu
uesaEsf vas taken yesterday n tse cases
TX and sarah l. Balloon IS. George A.
keenan, 81 *
Shsa6oz jackson has judgment against
james L@s1ay - a. Ter ALLE with fore
ciasure q mortgage on Ict :. hi0cA :, A
A DaEEys sixth zddi,Lo1
Henri RothsEgsE w4s arrested f7r n
sanity yesterday D@sssF GRAFT appearing
az the prosecuting witness Ju1gs Moore
VII hezr ne case A. LIZ o'cAocE las
morning.
Receiver Underwood q ire Seattle City
Railway con gsAzss fed MS Aususs rsport
t1e racelpls % have been S. - : AID TIE
DISBURSEMENTS, s5sags7s
L y. Bonsey yesterday Sled petition
Tor lstters q aGrnEalstr4Eioa On the estate
Was ~ Tor hearing BY Judge Moore OF
October i. a. 80 T. "a
TAe case o. ths Manhattan Trust Com
p1EE -. Ire Seattle Coal and iron Gen.
Ea1y wAs set - Judge AIoore Tar hearing
yesterday Ior October Is as 70 a. lSs2ss of
have nle1 petitions therein.
final order o. court was signed ysS1er-
day approving TIE action Of the board d
county cor Ez1sS41neEs *. allowing Sls--6s :
deEEraEloB suits for ths North canal right
0f-wEy. and instructive tire clerk 20 pay
that aEoGnt out q Eaz - 90 KNOWN as
the government fund.
Judgments we're signed yesterday by
Judge Moore a. follows. Anna Is. Dean
-. JOIN Walker. tzs1 - - 3 Barr -
EeEJ aEin r WEIGH 81 al. S4sa -. Sarah
/. Ba.cc1n - George A KEENAN, & ux-.
Ss4-Aa IN each cSss Al attorney fee q
- Per cent was allowed ard decree oS
foreclosure accompanied the judgment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
HE WOULD GET OUT.
Charge of Crcokednes- IA the Case
Against Nellie Wood

When TIE trial = Nellie weed before
Judge Jacobs On tire charge o. larceny
came 20 a close the etheF day. mast people
supposed that the matter vas ended but
an affidavit fled yesterday By hsr sttsr-
aey. 4. O. Mcbride promises nsx And D.
seresttng developments
Ia eneet. M Mcbride states tax O. or
about September l. he bad a coaverssxAan
wlth 7. Christensen. ths prosecuting VII
ness "A ERE uase- - Watch Chrissfa rssn
stated 90 htm that L he ChrlaaE4usan
were paid - lie Noald screw his Eut out
OK this town" This. Mr. Mcbride char
itably explains 90 people who Do rot snsa <
slang means thar CHFtstt arsen. z nAfe 81
voald leave tie CHS and not appear az al
as witness n the case against Nellie
Wool
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
MURDERED ~ THE WILDERNESS.
Counterpart Of Rutier's Crime sus-
nee.ed I'm Rrftfxb Columbia

VICTORIA, 2. c., Sept sa-Steamer
Tees. which has returned from Northern
British Columbia ports. brings 4 prisoner
uamea ". Gordon held on suspicion q
having murdered Isaac Jonas. his prospect
lrz partner. while OF A prospecting tour Up
ths Skaena river. The crime s. very similar
20 thar - Batter. sac Australian murderer.
fsr Gordon 81 believed 70 have lBred Jones
srto the wilderness, robbed am and killed
kim.
Gordon was arrested a. Eazeiten by r. 2
Loring. indian agent. wheG attempting 70
seli Jones' oarSt and property. Re first
sasa Jores Rad returned BY way % Cues
nellie. afterwards that he vas drowned
Gord9a had no money Ehs1 he started but
$50 vas found sewn IN the lining % rs
ceat when arrested Search 3 be.nS made
sor Jonas body.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
Mr.. Iirlng.tan.. Woes.

Tor divorce frosn John Il Llv5ngston. On
ere ke0Hns - dsserit1n ard abandonment
See SAYS EAey wvrs married 20 trss cry
Angus & fsa7 II Oct8her q the following
wear ssr husband f3rso8k her and his
parents havere seen E5ls since" TIE
courle have no children. bat there - some
property aheut which Mrs. I4viagstoe s.
a GOOD deal concerned see Vas MRS. Il
aesta CoWan. q wl6ow. PRIOR 90 her MAJ
ri8xa STIR Livingston. are So ow-ed
a coed 1eRI q res estate IN her ewu --xnt
sas asks thas IN granting her divorce
tha ceuFt Seeres her the .1tia - thfs pror-
erty ard sae raSat - RESUME Der name
~ s~a-a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

Ee-sy. Ire maker GO them. TIE Ta1ssrS
were 0vsr1asea q course AZ tire bounrfEal
supply q agexoo1 isft lor thsu n TIE
poles stacked &c great piles 2le2s tie
route.
II the Western UE.i0a had bought per
pstG&l lease 70 Alaska be1ore tire s&le y
tAe whole territory % the Tn3tsa states.
Z the Telegraph boys II digging post holss
had discovered geld. hCw different the
ssory q tire Western Culun extension or
Russian Collins Overland Telegraph
Il have ID 5oaat." wrote KEENAN,, ''t2s2t
years from HENCE, when MacAUlay+s New
Ze2lznae- shah have finished sSsSchlng
ire TulEs g - PaEFs and shall have
gone % SsasEl2 - complete bis s11c2-
ten. he viii be entertained ~ stores u
bow crazy Americans cree tried 20 bald
al elevated railroad from sae okhotsS
sea 20 BeTiag straits
This Is 3 proof q Tia strength % the
Western Cnian Company a. th2s period.
ssssaas Aesd IN MS Telegraph n An1ar-
tea. ~ that 4 footed TIE bill 4 the Russian
expedition. three Millions CT dollars. with
0as q sh3.er. and without az al reducing
sEe market value o. Is ztoeS-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

Lucy Morgan. IS years old VINO
has beer the belle OF the tenderloin
urGer ths name OF "Bonlta Woods !"
VII sal for san Francisco Lhis
morning on the steamship U12tIlla She
led the Eureka societD for the Protection
q Children a merry chase, an1 hadit not
beea for the c.eVeE1ess Of 0fffcSr Michael
Powers Il discovering her identity size
would have soon become a post graduate
n tbs wicked ways OF the tsndsrioin-
She was 50 pretty that she received more
than her share Of attention Burt Flynn,
the young bartender with whom she has
b9sn travelling. viii escape prosecution. as
the relatives OF the gin II san Francisco
do rot care % brig him back
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
~ Night fa Bohsmia. -

AZ tfle request o. nugnber o. MS Fegs-
Jar patrons. Manages Russell has arr Fzgsd
Tor TIE pr0S0csion Sunday evening - CIetz
= LAMBS fanssas f4ree-coznssly. a $4ght
IN Bohemia with TIE crsEin3 Seattle
cast Al tie good zouxs. pretty dances
AID funny sIsessIslsz ali be retained and
the saoE vii BE strsag thened ~ the adj
cltl0n 81 TIE University auzrssSte. Mss
Kate Stokes ard others Edgar kesgar Etil
introduce a4s original creation. ''OrneFy
jim. : tale q the KlonSlks. Tommy Cistz
vii play Dusty Rhodes" and Charlie
L@Ezub wsu do bis great electric dance.
Manager Russell premises II 20 lie Ire
saEne saow that vas played for she Cycle
Clah, aad az popular prices o. %, 2 y. -
ard 50 cents. Il should have 3 packed
house SEATS on sale today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
A Sisters Anxious inquiry.

Mrs. John Fisher. Of 80 Freeman ave-
8ae. Cincinnati. o. has written % CaIef
OF Police Reed asking = James Armstrong.
who was drowned with three other ren
near Juneau or Dyea. WAS ar old-tiEae resi-
dent 90 Seattle. The reason she Inquiries
is that she has q brother CT the sans name
and fears that he may be the one who lost
his Mfs- Her brother lived In s.. Louis
last spring. but left there and went 70
North Dakota. He wrote 20 friend IN ST.
Louis that he intended 70 go 20 the Misses
ipp. river 10 work sor tha government. but
his sister thinks he may have changed his
mind and gone 70 Alaska.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
/. Ioeomottxe Boiler Explode.

Special Dispatch - ths P3st-Ente lugsncer
VANCOUVER 2 G.. sept. 0.--An ACCT
don't % j freight tr8iz. east bound. &C.
currss a. noon to1sy oE the Carad1sn Pa
csc railway near W1.te creek bridge.
twelve niles west % North Bend The
boiler e engine Nc EA hauling the
freight. exploited Brakeman George e.
son. q Port Moody. 2. C.. Who was riding
or he engine was tnrowa down an en-
Nark rusaf ard k7le3 Tas engineer ard
fireman we're scslf@1. at escaped death.
Tns engine was partially destroyed. The
cause 81 the explosion IS unknown
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stnrkhaifsr. WIT Pnr.

The stockholders y tss Marine Savf- -
eank va D. he3a liable tor IRE fulI aTnsant
~ thelr stock "a fhs cark. y0dgs M9ara
aavfnr yesterday authcrfssA Rscssyer ra-
tks % levv a. assessu1eEt o. thern % taat
extent Ths names tnc&ufsa u tAs ortier
ard are nurahsr - s1arss SCI sowr -
each ara as fos7swa. n T. Denny i23
sh sres. c. p VFakenan. !. ATiez Eye.-
"a. : X. GriGths. -. = II. Loczhart.
Is, y sssstt. s. r * Hastings. -. r
r. Hastings. 81. 2. < Dcn1Y. trustee. - f.
Ms Louisa T~nny. 81. Y y ; Denny.
Z. = J. waksua= 1s- 81 ~. wseele-
trtsstss. e. & r CsAvEs -
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Purchase of Casa ss contemplation.

T-ssre = = r1uor asoat 81 efScssi cf--
cles that = rrese r. most Important. tbs
= nasAsHs Tess snao tHRt t1ss E1SsTsl meet
= arnuf 20 ia ka aNertI-es IS @rzsE s-r
t,ss pa8~whs~e - A1z2@ t&l@ewer ta-e 1esr
~ L aas ianG nesG Enawn - re Hor
- lsrxe fhat ths value - H1ss Efee~' 3
@sNm8ca E'ltte~s "a remedy fNr ranse ira
gtog. usal8rfs cyHrsepasa raeisfss -assa. kl8-
neg ccan paalnf are ofTT sg-sufzs &. teE-rs
az rTtrg A wsneE tHAsr2t Before rTaes De-
tunNrIs a hearty reasa f1F tas frn3 Ra1
A csrresrss1siuE Gcss asfsre ratsrng can-
sr5e.sEes &c salri reneHe, NJ ws,if- -a-
zfinesglant 90 IRE ratrkst evs- received
E3cA stycnS pEofessaoEsss t1itrser7e1s -
gan 8greHa 81 - most Eru.at lnate
a = sr1srE strerEts - az No ass No.
ou8v Tn fEss ~oaetrv. hef ia rarr foreign
mH1# e u Al A6wlttef s9Frtde ard Frw-
Venslvn As q safsTuzea s<asrz al 6is-
eese - uz4l&rsag kgaS s. Is pz-leE.A-ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

Next Mondays production 0f Under
Two FlaEs." the 6saEnAtizst5cn % Cguida 3
novel; VIII be Aoetai as vel as theatrical
event. and the Seattle theaEer WiII M
aoabfss3ly BE crowded. The production viii
De given b. wsl-kBoNn local amateurs
under tbs direction 81 Mlss Viva June
Maary, an actress whose ability Is OF
pronounced order. The event viii be under
the patronage % Seattle Lodge. 40. g.
r. L. o. EIks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
Hebrew conurrxat,os s~vx,-.

The First Hebrews congregation VIII hold
services Friday evening az 80 and Satur-
day morning az = O'Clock at their tsnsTle
The services win be conducted ~ Rev
Mr. AsrSehherg. who so ably conducted the
New Years services. The ladies' CO ghe
congregation win tender Rev. Mv HIrseh-
berg a recepticn on Monday evening frora
: 70 u o'cloek AZ Prosehs bah On $in.h
avenga
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
The Heart 81 Chicago

The Heart OF Chicago" which has been
doing q phenomenal business AZ TIE Third
Avenue thsater thls week. VII close is
engagement Saturday night. There ALL be
a matinee Saturday afternoon az =
o'clock. This Is one q the strongest mslo-
dramas that has ever visited this city Il
IS replste Win tragic situations. ard The
scenic effects are the best ever seen here.
Ire company & a COED one
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Carpenter BADLY Hurt.

Ole Gaaderson. a carpenter lies ~ ProyI-
dencs hospital suffering from a badly
bruised leg ard arm, the result % a faI az
the Oregon Improvement Company's coal
epn&ers. Gunaerson bad two buckets IN
hss hands, and whlis attempting 20 pass
over The space between the rmatllla and
the bankers fell ard struck on the fender
that floats 81 the water The accident took
place night before last hus Gunaersou vas
not taksa 70 The hospital until yesterday.
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Drove His Wife out of the House.

A warrant Vas sworn out in Justice
Austin's court yesterday afternoon b. Mrs
Robert Hays charging her husband wlzh
assault and battery. According 70 the
story Mrs Hays told Assistant Prosecut-
Ing Attorney Hart. her husband beat her
and drove her ana her four children out
OF their home at night The warrant was
placed u the hands OF the police TO be
served
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

The remains Of Col Frederick VI. Lowell
who dropped dead az the general delivery
window II The postoffica. VIII Be ssnt 70
san Francisco to-day on the steamship
Tmatiila Mrs. Lovell. who came 70 s.
attic as quicly "a possible after recelviug
news % her husbands dsath wgu accom-
ranY TIRE rsnains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

A meeting of siurIe t2xsrs has besn
called. FOR the purpose of forming = county
single tax league az Lewis sail under she
NeN Western hotel corner % lard ave-
nue. and Marten Street saturday svaulnE
October = Az stnsis takers are earnestly
requested 20 aztsnf
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VANCOUVER 2 G. Ssot N-rsuss "A
Fa-rsr ~ Czrz1ian ssurza * vic -
care vel krswn % rs advocacy q A.
nsxssssa & Cs-2a.2 20 re Cnstsg states.
arr1ve. hsrs Today he sas made al ax-
tsc6ea sos1r throzza Eoozszay = - =
te-~xi q 4 Newspaper sy-n2loata.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
Mrs. A. v. Wales Coming.

Mrs. Albert y. WAKES. wife ot the well
known restaurant man who fell dead IN
the entrance of the Bailey block, VIII ar
rive Ia Seattle from Hazietsn. Ind. to-
F~tsrow afternoon. TX IS expected that the
funeral services vii taxa place Sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

Yer years EzTs Capt C. Maesl@~ 7
have relied S1ars urc1 AYERS Pills than
szytNf-g Else e tie mel sre chssr. = reg
GaAra ny bowsls. and ghase q the sns-y's
crew Ta@=e pits AZ zae severe IA se~ar
Ac-so1. -; 60 taezr woFk tso-oZxhly.~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
DO You WANT BETTER PAY.
Fit Yourself 60 Occupy n Better Po-
sition hS Attending the \. VI.
c. A. Free Night school

A. Wilson's Modern Business College
under the personal supervision % Prof. J.
P wilson ard ar able soTps CT professors.
Join the Y. ". c. A and school IS fres
with all I. NJ C. 4. privileges. including
employment bureau. Building. fiI7 First
avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

MercAntlle Irsursnca Company. q Len
den sr@ hereAy snfarmE& shat ira
srarzy e the company has he~a -Az-.s.zf
20 ere arrn - ~WGi4sra Ea1ts a c. 60
Fcasa E. CelEs&n h3ock wee ~Raser G
Fls&eu-~ Please o4l3 a. ere cs1ssa x tks
anSxe nArnes zsus foT renewals lzss.,rs.-
meats ard ether teferrsst2-s- North Bra
tsN ard Mercantile assurance Corn~any. ~
K.aafan. KsEaE1 F. l. Lsorapsgn. Spa-
e.al AgsrL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

ne cAar~s - trsanstv aza1rse X Has
SEQ wss & ssz 5seesl IS tasEE M10rz ye3csv-
&aE. ara EAss1u Ras Feaaass4
a sWvr1eEEsEtai stNr~ue VS. E-ErrE by
T&f5xs n s1Ee Yesterday IN sre -sss of Cor
Es- NA4sETsSSy ~ s12 A<z2g As<e4 &C.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01

The best preparation 70 remove dandru-
from the head. and 70 cure and stimulate
the scalp. that dandruH sill not gather
again, IS Hairs Hair Remover.
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Zns AEer5esa Paper Cawuanv. = ca
ca@u. las Esssz-e1 AsaaEs. - ~. Ia
a4s4-es. asosE 3D. -
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F-iosisgtan- tsszss Jaw Escsa ry.>r-. sS
rearEh avenue.
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An 0LD-TlME PROJECT
TELEGR CONVECTION WITH
RUSSIA VIA Alaska

Been Made q Great Success Had
the Men Hhe Were Digging Post
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-HAMgERLATNs COUGH REMEDY

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The herald., 1897-10-27
WHITE MANS WAYS
Rapidly Acquired by Creek Indians.
A Chiefs Advice

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Over 500, 900
Of alleged fraudulent warrants on the
United States Treasury on account of
the Greek Indian Nation, Indian Terri
tory have been discovered by the gov
ernment authorities. The alleged fraud
was perpetrated in connection with the
payment Of the Creek Indian Nation
debts and only the barest details have
reached here. One of those implicated
in the fraud has made confession. 1t
has been found that many old warrants
to which no consideration ever attached
have been renewed and paid under the
process of tribal approval and that many
new warrants have been issued and paid
in the place OF the old ones on which
full payment already had been made.
1t is said an old chief of the Creeks
and an official in the employ of that
tribe are among those involved in the
affair.
MUSKOGEE, I. T.. Oct. 26.-Chief !.
Ipercecher in a special message to the
Creek Council urges action looking to
getting the five civilized tribes together
and form a government such as the
United States will accept. This, he
thinks, is the only way in which. the In
dians can preserve an Independent gov
ernment under their own management
or prevent absorption in Oklahoma.