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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13
DIED ON A sTEAMER.
Archbishop Jan. sens ui-s on ul' Way
g. Ntu Relative.

g. Ntu Relative.
New Orleans. juno q. Archbishop
Iarsfscn died on board tae steamer
Croorc ON h's say o. Sew YorE
Archbishop Francis Ianaers i..l ol
Thursday. The archbishop alel 1u
"Wednesday for Sew York Prom .bo
latter port lc was t0 ..tr Fh.1 .ar El-
rure and was on his way to wish soi-
aIy. iu Holland Ner IlresgrF was
one % the digniur.os oi the Catholic
church ln America. BE cam. here aa
priest and became bishop in N.a.ss.p-
pl. and on the death Of Archbishop De-
ray. was appointed iu lsS, archbishop
OF th.s diocese. ono Of thC largest lad
most important .n America h.s re-
mains wHI bg hT1ught to th.s city
from Port Eljs. and lUug1mguts ore
nov being made for thc fgr.al which
viii bc q magnificent religious fuue-
fIun
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13

kaufman, Tex. June IA negro
won't 90 the house ot Mr Toml,n. lly-
Ing about one and Ouc.h8lf miles south
~ town Friday morning and asked
Mrs romiIn fnr something Co eat a.
she turned Co gc, him something De
grabbed her by ,ho arm. tearing away
The sleeve She then bcsau screaming
and be- seized her hy ihc hroat chok-
lug her very badly. leaving h.s finger
prints iu The 0,sh some neiFhhors.
hearing the noise van 'n her assist
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13
MAKES ONE AoMlTTANcE.
Mrs Craven says she rfom'.ct oay
one witness Hsmunrrrtiiu.

Mrs Craven Says she rfomFct ouy
one witness HrmunsrEtiiu.
San Fraudaeo. Cal. June i2.-Jud~o
s'acks courtroom was crowded 90 au.-
location whom tho trlal ~ tho Angus.
Craven caac was called ard tle rvaml-
nation cf thc defendant Mr N.ue r.
Craven. resumed Cllr for tho
heirs sought 90 prove by the witness
that she entered into agroomu'F with
various persons ty the tc-mF % which,
they we're 20 receive part % the estate
of The late Senator Fair in tho oyent oi
her recovering the same Dor their Ella.
hut the defendant denied tho ins.uu7-
tlous. hut finally admitted that she bad
signed va paper" f0r Judge itf'u end
this document being produced by 0r-
der 0f the court proved iD lo al
agreement that in me event 0f MrF
Craven being success sfll Altk.u ws f1
receive 3 per cent of tho property Thl
lady Full fully evai0d a number 0'
awkward questions. but F.reru1r.'i 'i
insisted that she bad wa1e r. 7r-0r
mont to r7y nny other W.'r. i1'
their evidence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13

W.iuEion Jun, 20 The memles
o' 600 committee oH the contingent ey-
u1aso ~ Ile senate have agreed 20 re-
IU,t adversely tle Tumau resolution
fIr an Investigation o. tho alleged
srsulauors iu SUGAR !, Is not
tuogu whom iae report win Dee made
tn the senate Tho report. % D. under
stood vl El quite fully into the merits
1f the gaEtIur showing such inyosua-
tIous as that lug1.g3 to be generally
barren Uf results
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13

Clartsylie. Tex. June ie Repre-
sentative RW Henderson has brought
suit against Cly Marshal Noeho's aud
his bondsmon for $4,000 on an allcr.
ed violation OF che section OF the con-
stltutlon which oXcmpts senators aud
representatives from arrest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13
IN. Nsrra Mam.n Arr....l

Huntsville Ala June o. Rcallne
aaniord, the negro woman who Is said
10 have assisted the two negro men
Eho assaulted little Nellie L1wtor az
Decatur Is now 10 jal here Troops
which have been guarding Tho rapists
VII soon be- Withdrawn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13

wichita Kas Juno % ,,Is Eve
s'yu Louise lels. laughter o.. Mary
Ellen Lease. Jhc rap.ust oatoa has
ac,,lJJd an Invitation ID deliver @ Ices
sore ln july before tnf National 'h3n.
DIua Assembly iu ltrranNn. y T.
ri.s Will bo Der m.u.l appearance Ds a
hl,urcr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13

Livingston. Tex. June u } e.
marsh. who has been on TRIAL fero sew
cral days charged with the m rder "
Frank Reed. wa acquitted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13

got ut Jno. q. Tabor's isa "a thing
of heauiy and aioy foicycr.' Just .ook
At the handsome and stylish stock oi
traps. phw,ons, buckhoards, snfreys,
etc. that they are displaying in the
greatest yant ". The taste displayed
IN design, colurs aud styles Of thee We
hicles, besides the loWness of price Tor
such 6ne work, makes them very A..
tfactive,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13
Environcd with beauty

lu iyIe and novelty is mlaiy in
her summer ouiUt cot 40 tOtl.
TElvS. al 90. ihc 'ri..- and bncty
necessary fof good form Iu iuo wardrobe
n BELTS. Handkerchief. larasul-, shirt
Waists. Gowns. etc, Tor the summer
hotel, ur those who prefer 90 stay 40
home. vii. hc iuuul 40 COlLlERS
IN varied aud attractive styles, and in
correct taste,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13
soME TIME AGO

FL. FOUNTAIN tici high prices
To the tail ~ a balloon auI sent them
nyinr'to slmr other county, other
druggist, looked AZ BE-. departure with
SORROW AMI long faces, bul the people
smiled with unrouccalri p,casuf,
Asis pretty well known, III. fouu-
tain keep, the D.st stock of drugs In
the rity and .rl's them, a. we'll a.
prescriptions, VI the lowest prices,
while for druggists suulucs, syiiug
a.. perlumciy. soaps, brushes, ami all
druggists .u'lries be- is simply HH1t
iaurhiils.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-13

than ri1cl cannon" The sta
iioncr, yoi use may travel the world
around crying 'hc story Of your care
les ness aud thoughtlessucs,. Nice
stationery Is one marx of rond breed.
Ing aud refinement which even the
poorest Of us can anod when prices
like ours arr made.
u. y. FOUNTAIN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Further Details of the sale Given in
Judge jenkins order.

In addition TO the information published
in the Post lntelligencer yesterday morn
ing relative 10 the order of United States
Circuit Court Judge Jenkins. at MilwRu-
kee. ia connection with the sale Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, thu
following Was received containing a more
detailed account Of the transaction.
The order OF the court Is founded on tho
report % Master Carey. The three parcels
IN which the property was sold brought
SIS i05, 30 n0minally, but no one VIII ever
know the exact amount that the company
was and VIII be obliged 70 pay Tor the
property, owing 10 the many obligations
10 was obliged 10 assume IN complying
OF this amount the company. it appeared.
has paid $449 so into court 10 satisfy the
bondholders who did not come into the
reorganization scheme. out Of this sum,
the new company paid al tho expenses
OF Special Master Carey la connection
with the sale SO far as the purchase
price as represented by the bid goes. the
new company was not obliged 10 pay one
penny Of the cash, but instead 1t turned
over bonds at the par value with interest
added. to the amount OF 81. 81, SS0.Sl. OF
this amount 81. ies Ss0,s1 represented I'M
paid interest.
The bonds have been stamped as partly
paid and returned. All but the holders 81
Si38.0 90 OF the general second mortgage
bonds came into the reorganization agree
ment. the holders OF $50 90 OF the general
third mortgage bonds, and the holders OF
and the holder Of one collateral trust
note, and IL is Tor the benefit OF the hold
eTs Of this amount that the company has
pRS s440.559 into the court. The bonds
were examined b the master and the
amount they were receivable az stamped
on the face as partly paid. and then all
were returned agtin TO the new company
For the balance then unpaid the company
has put in It's claim 10 go with the other
creditors OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company 20 share with them. X anything
remains out os the land IN Dakota aud
described as the lands east OF the Mis-
souri, river.
The general mortgage bonds OF 81 90
par value we're credited at SN2Z.i5 and
with SIS 3 for interest. The general third
mortgage bonds we're received at sft-A
per bond OF s. 90. with interest included,
and the consolidated bonds were received
al 81 2 per bond OF g. go.
Judge Jenkins. IN the order confirming
the report 1nds that the new company
has fully satisfied the amount OF It's bids,
and DEGREES that there remains unpaid
or the bonds which 70 holds the sum OF
s257 ia g. together with interest dating
rom July q, 1885. This amount has been
fsied as q claim against the lands. In con-
armimg the report the court again re-
served the right to enforce the DEGREES az
all times with respect 20 all unsettled
matters whether OF claims. costs ex-
penses. compensation, allowances or dis
blrseYnents which should have been. but
may not have been. paid out Of the pur-
chase price by enforcing payment thereof
cut % the properly purchased"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
rnnk Hi. scntercn Hard

? W Swszea. the collector. vas without
. DOUBT ths zisf8es, man n Seattle yes
+s~sEy He vas naed go ar6 costs bv
Judge Craven Cor assauitiug @. V. Miller.
TEE case vas rather a rnlxe5-up a~atr
N'fsr was a tenant 20 Mrs L@onta Trav-
ers. lie got behind n RS rant. With ire
result thAk a paddock WA placed on h!s
door. Going 80 as room for some clothes
fe- his baby Re was Tnet bv Swezea. who
seemed % - n charge C aZairs Swezea
voaH 1ot allow MILLER e enter. thls RI
.DE - later 20 point % calling the
r9t5ecsor a Ear. Thfs VAS more than
SweEaa oou'5 stzuS ard re knocke. Nil
ler 6oer. Ecfh parties w->re arrested FOR
fz1t1zE the bearing resulting IN tha eis-
cha~Es % Miller s1G ne conviction %
Swexaz. who was sn@d SO ard coats. which
- paid. ce-0 au1i1E th2t the receipt f~crr
the clerk should show why - was area.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
Police Notes.

Ten days in the city jail for stealing
pipe cutter was charged up against Willis
Lowe. Lowe stole the cutter from W. A.
McCutcheon's laundry several days ago.
Harry McLane. who claims TO be a sail
or. but whose steady work consists in
soliciting aims from pedestrians, was ar
rested by officer Powers yesterday for
pursuing his chosen vocation
The case of the city VS.. John Mer1z and
A J. Ferart VIII be set for trial at 30
today. The defendants in this case are
the prOprietors OF the Arlington restau
rant, and were arrested for selling liquor
without q license.
James Mccain. uspicious-looking
character. was arrested on First avenue,
near Pike street yesterday morning. at
O'Clock. with an srmful OF clothing and
some carpenters tools. He told Officer
Glasscock that he was from Ballard.
A demurrer was fled IN the municipal
court yesterday TO the complaint issued
by the city charging An Coon and Al
Toy with smoking opium. The demurrer
was filed by Walter Fulton, OF White.
Mnnday & Fulton. who have been re-
tanned by the Mongoiians.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17

reading cite the marvellous fes.s OF
Bishop. tombstone and Tendall 10 prove
their theories. while the skepties hank on
De Forrest who exposes ali the frauds
Usually IN a display OF mind reading the
performer has the good viii Of the people
witnessing the attempt. but DIR. c. L.
Perrin VIII md the most determined oppo-
sidon on the part OF DE Forrest and the
skeptics. DE Forrest claims positively
there Is no such power existing, and II ths
person attempting the test IS closely OBJ
served the trick can be discovered and he
can be- easily unYuaSked. DR.. Perrin with
the utmost confidence affirmS he viii give
50 many and such convincing tests that
there cannot De the slightest hinge or loop
10 hang a doubt upon Committees viii
be selected from the audience. and only
such well known people above suspicion
will be permitted thereon that the ahso-
lutte truth viii be demonstrated. In add
dition 10 the contest De Forrest will re-
peat his great exposure Of spiritualism
and the feats In occult phenomena OF
Anna Eva Fay. This double programme
cannot fail 10 make saost interesting
performance Sunday evening. February Il.
al the Seattle theater.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17

RiIfy Rurka Df@eharZed.

Billy Burke. bartender for Billy New
man OF the Diamond saloon. was dis
charged in the municipal court yesterday
by Judge Craven on the charge Of assault
and battery preferred against him several
days ago By Ed Huntley a brother-in-law
OF the late Jimmy Smith. The evidence.
as brought out at the trial. was 10 the ef-
feet that Huntlay visited Newnan's So
loon on the night 81 question and used
abusive language in reference TO his late
brother-in-law. and when told TO stop By
Burke. opened up bis batteries on HIM.
Burke caught him by the arm and led him
out. and when outside the door Huntey
grabbed hold Of Burke by the shirt collar
dra gging him 70 ths edge Of the sidewalk
both Anen falling TO the ground, Burke on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
Railroad and Industrial Notes.

James Anderson. contracting freight
agent OF the Canadian Pacific, - on a
business trip through the koosenAy and
OkaBogAn countries
Kit Carson. travelling passenger agent
Of the Canadian Pacific. came up from
Grays Harhor yesterday and Will leave
this morning for Vancouver.
Deputy United States Marshal James
QUiltcr tied up the sealing schooner w.
J. Bryant on = libel against her, fled yes
terday by u. IL. Colby. the sail maker.
for al account due him OF sllo
W /. BenhAm. Western freight mana
ger OF the Great Northern. left yesterday
noon for Portland. From Portland Mr..
Henham viii 80 10 Spokane. lie VIII re-
turn az the end az the week.
The Oregon Improvement Company Is at
work repairing the dixie at Whitney flats,
nine miles fFom Anacories, on the line OF
the Seattle & Northern. which was de-
stroyed hy heavy tides at the time Of the
raCtn mt floods and rain, inEndating the Eats
ard driving out the residents. The re-
pairs are OF substantial character, be-
ing piled and nllea in With rock am brush.
with a topping OF earth.
Both the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific roads brought thear trains In yes
tcr1ay. the former th1Fty-oue hours and
the latter nineteen hours late. There was
no other trouble than that reported In the
PcEt-Intelligencer OF yesterday, snow IN
the Cascades being the cause OF the de-
lay. The late arrival OF the Canadian Pa
cinc train Monday night was owing 10
trees having been blown across the Sc
attic Il International tracks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
Is NOT INCONSISTENT.
Kraus Tells a Straight and Unvary-
ing story of His Actions.

VITA reference 20 his alleged quarrel
with his partner, Edward FoIzke. Andrew
s. Kraus, who IS NOW IA the county Jail
under suspicion q having murdered
Folzke. said yesterday:
The so-cansd quarrel war not a quarrel
a. al. Foizlse ard were - the habit OF
taking together IN a loud tone. owing
partly 70 my deafness. But we seliom OF
ever qusrreled. A better American term
would be 'icshed-' Yes. we frequently
'5oshed each other"
Although under close confinement for
three days Kraus sticks o the story which
he frst told concerning ths Incidents q
che Night and morning 81 February L. and
seems only too anxious 20 have hearing <
thst - nay put himself on record con-
corning Foizke's death. - far IS he knows
anything abont T.. As Sheriff Meyer said
yesterday. 1T IS certainly rernarka bic
ths. Kraus tells exactly thu same story
without an lota Of variation. no nsrter
how much or how oftea hs Is cross-s aes-
tione5.'
Klaus All - defended ~ p =. Hughes
who IS now associated with r. A. Gamble
n ne practics Of law
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17

--x,,z 20 Iohn p. voloo.rs state
- y Egw virtually separated from
-. al ns N&zts me Superior court
So "a separation lsgal and pernAA-
9 - granting hin divorce. Inis re-
slsfstfrea Fl comp amt which
49, ate YESTERDAY Afternoon
- 1900 tells the ssory OF comes
- .aan~ss briefly aud without any
go eeee~aary allegations IL simply
-. 80 ne parties 70 me suit were mar
- = l-ssefnrstf, o. August Is. is1S. That
- - tass marriage Mrs. Nolcott.
80. raIsen name vas Mary Z. snanA-
-. naa married ole J. A kersey. Ber
- -ssh se@ afxt husband vas Tar oTisfsr
- tsst with her second. a. me enc or
= r,assns the Eerssys ceased living to
.s.ssr ara Eers divorced. To Mr.. and
- Ksssey Was born one sen. Fred :.
g,rssy. vso b stll living.
-. vssrs OF married lie passed by for
- woaoofts. when they decided % came
II September. 1sss. Mr. wo.cott
80 &c seattle. accompanied D Dis step
-. sas wassu. be says. be obtained a good
80 w,ith a strong business firm OF this
= T~o or three m0nths later Mrs. VOL
-, esus our ard Joined her husband In
y. al oy the following year. fsss. the
49,. began housekeeping. Fred keTsey
ksar6gax with them
-asv continued 10 live together, Mr.
wsIeot, says, Until early In tss3 when Mrs.
$780, became alasa listed and left home.
,..sussg the position Of housekseper IN
- Hotel Northern, 81 which Dodge &
srpssh were at that tine proprset0rs. At
80 wxrps time her son. Fred hsrsey. took
- oosition Of night clerk in that hote..
- became more and more dissatisfied.
~ husband says. and grew strongly
r.sssalcsd'' against him. She expressed
s slz. a wlsh that she might live with her
- ana tAsf Mr. W0lcoit might be away
Earn sosh Of them. In the summer OF 1895.
- szys that she bseanse positively violent
.aaarts him. or July e she told MIN that
- aaa taken counsel with friend. and
tssv haA decided that Mr. Wolcott must
;s.vs nc cts and the state permanently
si,hin foar days.
NJ woiooti ia sis complaint makes no
ssmnsnt os Il whatever. but passes on at
saea 10 say that on the following day,
J,.y 81 1ss7 his wife deliberately deserted
an and went 20 Cassopolis. Mieb.. and
thst she has never returned.
He assures the court that 81 al times
- has acted as a true and faithful hus-
asnd. he asks Tor a divorce and for such
sfhef resfess as the court may see nj 10
award aim.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17

.9ilowzs Charles 7. Bailey, -. rsewsst "
wood. si3-l9. L@lvre. Frfekle 4 Co. SIS &.
BOYD ). Talszsn. &c The following calm
ants mad charged e. e4en for SERIES o.
summons ~ publication. hut TIE
court deemed such process unne sazsary
ard Deducted g from each % xhsrn. al
loving IRE sums as follows: ~ Seller
4 Co. $40. Erank JobsG 4sfE. A. c
frye 4 Co, S7x94: Ettutsx A. Yakima
Commission Co. 1915. J. ~. God wfa
4 Co, To.n1 The receiver r. also esTeet-
- 20 retain e - pay Cor snterinx fnAI
order and decree OF sas court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
EXAMINING 4 SLIDE.
Members Of the Council accompany
the hoard Of works On . Trip.


the board Of Herks on . Trip.
Tse COMMITTEES o ths whole of TIE CITY
.,,ur-s VS. invited yesterday - make.
v-h7t CIV Engineer Thomson tsrrnef a
t,.s- q education L was asked % v-sst
r-4tr4v-a4s,ond avenue CE2laieT st-ee9 -
So axr.arse az tne board % pubic works
,,s t-s-stst fhs sst1e between Cnarl as ard
~e~-,sn streets rot particularly 20 DO
ANYTHING hut SIMPLY % So -. TIE mem
lA.~s % me city council VINO reSpooa@d
vwa~a Crf-hfon. Ra.3Y Raymond. hsrul A.
YEu-s ana TayIo~. wbile Ere eaTiTe repre-
.an-etscn q re board - pubic ~crzs
v~e-+ a5anx as an escort Aftsr viewing
~. stse tsp caguc4ime1 concarre1 - tHo
rr-ss~+s .hs~etcfara Submitted - tie ncs-d
sh-sx IT, cay feasible pan zor 8 street.
- % Grade Ens street west q tae side.
x,t--z- yakima sv@rua must b. E-zGsd
49,, TsasrsaTr and Norman streets ard
see-o@ On tne latter street ~ Rainier
zrh5,h wossld 50 around t1a SIDE CO t7e
wass Or grade alaso0slly across ths hlock
s.,.,-ses5 ~ Yakf-aa ard T1sretetA avenues
- CARES ard Norman streets tbs
80 eve a lsVe3 roadway. avoiding tie
hsax-r Crate CT Norman street.
ia e.sg engineer Eass bean Instructed 20
-,-a-es-e a. estimate - chs cost - each %
-. nroeaae6 pans, and the lez1s expensive
-, nvsaaasy be 481gss1 ana 05-k asgaa
- o2ce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
GIVES Up THE OFFICE.
BaIIHra's TreasureF-Elect Unable 20
Furnish Bond That Nonid
Satisfy the Council

Z c. Olsen. the Pcpulist treAsuFsr-e'ect
~ Ballard. last uiEht announced 20 ths
town courcII that he was unseis 70 FUR
nlsn t7s required bond az 5000 and must
give un the oeice. \ few weeks ago he
ha9ae4 in bond bearing face value q
S10sH. bat The council found ITS ActsaA4
value 90 Re Only $50 snd therefore re-
fused 70 sccept g.
Yruo1 receiving Olseu's resignation the
-,,4,rsr elected Al ne Moss = Republican,
NO val probably have 70 difficulty n
qualifying This wiu be pleasing % the
--nsit0rs ans employees q the town. VINO
have been unable 20 cash their warrants
ssuca the expiration o. ths former treas
rirerss term a month ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
EIGHTY vERDIors ~ Two DAYS.
Proceedings in the North Canal Con-
domination suits.

TIE Jury In Judge Benson's department
- ire superior court has probably within
fhs .asf two DAYS broken the record for
10 number Of separate yerdicts returned
xRhln = period OF forty ght hours. the
number returned Monday and yesterday
amounting 70 no fewer than eighty.
Thesa we're ali VerNcts assefslug the
AMOUNT u damages % individual property
saners from the survey and construction
o. ne North cana. the suit being entitled
King County Va the state OF Washing
sen The jury IL not yet half through
sta It's work on thar one case.
How long do you thlnk this case viii
kst" asked Judge Benson yesterday Of
tae attorneys.
Ask US two weeks from now and We
can give you A better answer" replied
Prosecuting Attorney McElroy.
Each verdict. printed IN blank. bears
precisely the same form SIS ali the others.
he only difference being in the filing IN
.; TIE names and the description OF the
ggogsFty By lots and blocks. The largest
amount Of damages thus far assessed Is
IA behalf % I. A. Griffith. $500. COR the
reason that he has some houses on the lots
isT0,vsd The full list OF verdicts for the
tao DAYS 4 a. follows;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
PRESIDENT HILLS DENIAL.
No Traffic Arrangement Made BE-
tween the G.. ". and y. Il.

After all tina talk about the arrange
rnsnt between the Great Northern and
ths Northern Pacific, 70 is refreshing 20
find the grim Old head q The Great North
err deriving everything rs o; old lie has
fuzt returned 20 St Paul from pro-
tracfsS visit 20 New York. In an inter-
view 20 denied enphatically the report
that A trafac deal between the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific has teen
arranged.
~ did not bay dollars worth OF North
e~n Pacific stock" he said. 'nOr has the
Great Northern any interest in Northern
Pacific stock. That report about a fraf1c
arrangement ts all false ] know nothing
about any such arrangement. I 6idp't see
A Northern Pael1c man while away. and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17

Stuart Forstsr wants IRE superior court
% give him Judgment for s2Z7.sS AEztns,
haEnr e Sc1uifx SropTfstoTs O. ire Eofsi
Butler. for baggage LOST b. ain last fan
Ills complaint. fled IN the superior court
yesterday. states that On octocer -. 1sss.
while he wss guest ~ TIRE hotel. tss fol-
loving property belonging 70 aln vas
stolen. A sahls-ifnea overccat So: q
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cover. 4. Es charges his loss to the
negligence or the hotel people.