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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-07
HAS SEVEN LIVING WIVES.
A Persistent BiRamist Whose Chief
Amusement IL MatriMOuy.


Amusement IL MatriniOny.
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-David Ellsworth
Bates. who is in jail here charged with
bigamy. is alleged 10 have seven wives
living. only one OF whom has been di-
vorced. They have nled claims with the
police. and gave the following as their
maiden names. residence and date of mar
riage.
Miss Julia Mccarthy. three years ago.
recognized by the prisoner as his true
wife. $40 West Sixty-first street, Chicago.
Miss Nettie Swain. February Is. 1897.
go. Bishop street. Chicago.
Miss Anna Ebert, Plainwell. Mich. a
sister OF his brothers wife. September IL,
1889
Miss Nellie Howard. Kalamazoo. Mich,
1sS5. divorced two years later.
Miss Ida Caderwood. Gaiena, H.. for
merry OF 540i Dearborn street where she
gave birth TO a baby.
4 woman of unknown identity, but
known 10 have dwelt a. Forty-third and
Wallace streets. where a child was born
A Wisconsin sheriff says Bates is really
Austin o. Croven who is under indict-
nlent at Waupauca, Wis. for the abduc-
ton Of pretty I5-year- Olive Voshurg
some months ago. Her Photograph was
found in his coat. II is suggested by the
police that this girl may have been his
wife.
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wHEELMAx DORR RESIGNS.
To join = California CluH-Propos~a
Meet tu Taroma

Special -<.spsteh To the Past-rnteslsgencer.
TACOMA. Aug. CD. @. Dorr. the we'll
known J.. A ". racing man, who for some
time past has been chairman OF the wash
EiSton racing board. has resigned 20 fcin
tho California Associated Cycling Club
the new organization, which 10 gaining Il.
strength so rapidly.
local AFFAIR known AZ "a. Tacoma
Race Promoters Association. rhe mem ners
OF which. numbering twenty-five have
Joined the California association, In plan
ming big meet 10 take place in this city
August II and =. In which ali the fastest
professional and amateur riders or the
Coast Will compete. Liberal cash prizes
VIII he offered 10 the professionals and fine
Tneials for the amateurs. DORIS ressxna-
ton is a surprise 10 q great many wheel
men. az they have always considered tina.
he has been very well treated by the
l.. A. w.
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Only $ai to st. Paul and Chicago. and
equally low rates 10 all Eastern points
over the Northern Pacific railway. Tickets
on sale July y TO II. and other dates
Write for particulars or call at Northern
Pacific offices. Seattle.
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Mamma, was that a sugar-plum you
Just gave me?" asked little Mabel mo.
dear, IL was one of DR.. Ayers Pills -
Please may / have another?'' 'hot now.
dear; one Of those nice pills Is all you
need at present. because every dose Is
effective"
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secretary of the interior to the effect that
the treaty with the Shoshones and Ara
pahoes for the cession of ten miles
square OF their reservation had been duly
ratified. and the land Is now subject to
settlement under the laws of the United
States. The agreement was signed by 80
Indians on April 81 1885. and ratified by
congress on June T. 1891
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Indian Land. Thrown Open.

DENVER. Aug. "a special 10 the
Rocky Mountain News from Cheyenne.
Wyo.. says: Gov. Richards received an
official communication today from the
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Don't forget Foresters' picnic. Pleasant
Beach, Sunday next Steamers leave City
dock g. II. rs and 2. Gentlemen, soc. ladies,
q cents.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES

BOSTON. Aug. s--For FIVE innings today
the Boe,ons were unable TO touch Pend,
while the Baittncres hit Kfobetang In
great shape. The home team then took a
brace and in the next four innings hattsd
Pend oct of the box. Score:
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DRAWING TO 4 FINISH.
Victoria Tennis Tournament DeveI-
ops Some Exciting Play.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post -In'elligencer
VICTORIA. Aug. s.-Thursdays play In
the open tournament for the hampionship
OF British Columbia developed some excit-
ing tennis. the best match being in the
semi-fnals of the gentlemen's doubles. In
which Combe and Coward defeated
Eauikes and Pooiey. The latter pair won
the first set and obtained lead OF five
games 70 two on the second. but although
no less than eight times within a point OF
the match. they eventually lost the second
set, and the third set also after a hard
fight. by six games TO four. Hurd and
Wright defeated Holt and Haines. s-a. 6-3
which leaves them In the semi-finais. TO
play against Parsons and Cuppage.
IN the singles cuppage beat Card s-S
90 rather to the surprise OF the audience
a. CuppaEe has had little practice this
year. Ee Will play against Foulkes In the
seml-tinais. Hurd Is matched 10 play
Coward. ard Combe 10 play Harvey, and
the winners of these matches will also
meet In the semi~finais.
Miss Coward added To her list of victo-
ries by winning easily from Miss Twiggc
Of Vancouver. 81. 50. and played a strong
steady game throughout.
The remaining matches of the tourna-
ment promise to be very exciting. and 20
furnish good tennis. as the weaker PLAYERS
have now for the most part been retired
Schedule of southwestern League
SpsciaI pisua'ch 80 the post-fnteliixencer
SOUTH BEND. AUG Following IS the
schedule OF games YET To be played for thu
championship In the Association Football
League ~ Astori. and Southwestern
Washington;
sunday August : ROYAL Fats VS. South
Rena. "a ilwaco-Referee, sergesn, Mitch
ell
Monday. Angus, 6. Nahco,,a vs Chinook.
az Naheo;ta Ross Williamson.
Tuesday. August IL ilwaco Us Astoria.
~ ilwaco-Rsfcfee ". 4. Besg.
Saturday Angus - Astoria Us. Candy.
az Astor'a---WillismsoD
Sunday. August Is llwsco VS., South
Kend, ~ ilwaco~K. & r AsabUry.
Friday Angus =. Royal FATS vs. AsIo-
ria al ilwsco-Herrold.
Saturday August 4. Chinook V. South
Pend. ~ Chincok-H. :. sPaolding.
SUNDAY August 2e Nahcotta ~. Candy.
AZ Naseogta~A A. Seaberg.
Wednesday August X Chinook vs. Can
BY. AZ chiueok-Raiph Crabs.
THURSDAY August y Royal Fats, va. Il
waec. a. flwaco-Fiuk.
FRIDAY August g Ilwaco VS.. Nahcotia
a. ftws co-N aiarkey.
Satuuay. Angus; X Astoria " South
Reno, a. Astoria Henry McNahh.
sunday. Aagus1 - Royal Fats Us. Car
hy. a. liwaco- Ashhary,
Noaasv Argos, p Chinook vs.. As,o-
rl9 s Chieo9kmA a sesesrs, -.
ccfta az Assorls- Herrois.
SATURDAY. September .. Chinook vs. II
waco. 81 Chinook Mitchell
Sunday September s NahSatta vs.. Royal
Fats az Nahcn;ta~ S19pldlag.
THO Astoria tram which has beer one -
the strongest IN the league. has been great
II weakened ~ loss 90 members. who have
ccne ~ Alaska. As r result Saturday,
- NTH South Bend WAS forfeited by
Astoria. Nahcossa was defeated yesterday
hy South BEND by a score OF 20 O.
n Outsider Surprised Them All.
OAKLAND. Cal, Aus s-The tr0ttiug
races to-day attracted Il good crowd and
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Excursion to SnOaualmie Falls
Via 5. & /. Ry., Sunday, Aug. s: train
leaves 300 a. m. One dollar round trip.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

The standing Of the clubs up to date /!
as follows.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

Commodore Howell.
Lieut. G. A. mcAllister.
Hon. +. II. Stickney, q. s. Navy.
Paine's celery compound builds up
the "run down" health in q sure.
Uninterrupted steadfast fashion from
which there can be no relapse. It
wipes out unhealthy humors
from the blood, opens up the skin
and makes it do its foil share in
purifying the blood. This cleausing
the blood through and through ia onr
OF the unfailing accomplishments
OF Pains's celery compound.
From q lifelong contact with the
many forms of nervous debility ana
impure blood, Prof. Edward E.
Phelps. MD. IL D.. Of the Dart
mouth medical school. was led to the
discovery Of Paine's celery compound
IS the crowning achievement Of an
extraordinarily active and success
full professional life.
No acceptable substitute for Paine's
celery compound exists. Each year
further accumulstes evidence of the
unequaled capacity Of this greatest
Of all known remedies for restoring
health and vigor.
Now that spring has "ome. nerves.
blood and vital organs cannot remain
clogged BY poisonous humors nor
starved by overwork and lack Of
sleep without great risk. Paine's
celery compound 10 the most intel
ligent. wisest means anyone can
employ for driving out disease
and restoring . healthy tone to the
entire system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

Bridgeport, Conn, May Is - The
United States gunboat Nashville COW
cred the sixty-mile course on her Of
nctal trip yesterday In three hours, thir-
ty-nve minutes and twenty-nine sec
onds. averaging 167 knots. and winning
q bonus Of about 1900 for her builders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15
NH. RUST GETS ALETrnH.


Delayed Deeaase ADDRESSED - Hin UnAsR
His Chemical Name.
AZ curious letter % has. been re-
ceived in Kansas City for many months
reached the postofice recently, md after
. great display Of learning ON the part
OF some Of the clerks Il was finally de-
ivered to the man for whom it was in
tended. The DISTRIBUTING cleek who flrst
got hold OF the letter looked 1t It in
despair. II was plainly evident that the
writer Of TIE letter had been burning
the midnight oil in an attempt to bafne
the postofice force.
The first line contained the letters
81. s. FE2OS." The letters were plain
enough, but what did they mean? The
next line began with . large A, then
there was . carefully executsd drawing
OF what had the appearance Of . bar
ber's comb. then . small ., and finally
representation Of . house. drawn BY
one whose early education had been sad
" neglected.
What should have been the third line
Of the address was in the shape Of q
more or less accurate map Of Kansas
City, showing the junction Of the streets
in that vicinity. The last line was an
other map, showing the boundaries Of
the state of Missouri.
1t was plain enough that the letter
was for some one who lived in the state
Of Missouri and in Kansas City. It did
not take great stretch of imagination
to discover that the comb and the sketch
of house had some vague reference to
the Acoma building. So far it was easy
sailing. but who was the mysterious 81.
8. FE2OS?'
After puzzling his brain for long
time, without any good result, the clerk
took the letter to Night Clerk Caniield,
who is supposed to be able to guess all
sorts Of conundrums.
II can tell you a part Of il, " said he.
Il can tell you that 'FE2OS' are the
chemical symbols for ferric oxide. Now
if you can find out who he is you are all
right"
Still the distributing clerk was unable
to solve the question. He went about
asking every one what he knew about
ferric oxide He finally encountered one
man who was more of . chemist than
the others, and he impaired to him the
information that ferric oxide in common
parlance is called crust"
That is how ]. 8. Rust received the
letter over which his friend in Concep-
ton, NO., had spent 90 much time
Kansas City Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

Some one recently has spoken q word
in favor Of the old time center table,
and it would indeed be Q good thing
could it be restored. The very presence
Of its bright lamp, its periodicals. and its
books suggests sociability and delightful
intercourse. The very opportunity it Of
fers for the drawing up Of many chairs
is a silent invitation, and it so possesses
. subtle charm that is all its own. What
we most need in our modern social life
are informal gatherings where compan-
ionship can be enjoyed without the
preparation and the fuss attendant upon
q dinner or . reception. And, as the
center table may properly be called a
promoter Of just such happy homes, it
would be well were it once more given
. plaoe.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

Washington, May 14.-In all the
departments at Washington Paine's
celery compound has become the Of
flee expression for an ideal invigora.
tor when one 10 ..run down" by over
work, conining duties. or any OF the
many causes that result In i'll health.
Here Is what prominent off isl
In the department. Of the interior
says Of Paine's celery compound:
Department Of the Intarior, Gene
raj La d Office: It aft uds me much
plesure to state that Paine's celery
compound has been to me an excel
lent spring remedy. and particularly
beneficial to the ner vOus system and
digestive organs. I cordially com.
mend Its use N. F. Donoghue,
Chief OF Contest Division.
Among the thousands Of volunt arv
letters Of 'kno -ledgsment for bene-
ft derived from Paine's celery COM
pound, there has already been pub
lished in the Washington papers, tes-
timonials from men representing
every department of the national
government. not only from many Of
the best known congres-msn. but
from hosts OF hard working clerks,
unknown outside Of their immediate
circle Of friends. Some Of tnose who
have voluntarily Endorsed Paine's
celery compound are:
CONF, essman Powers. of Vermont.
CONGRESSMAN Meredith, of Virginia.
Congressman He'll. Of Colorado.
CONGRESSMAN Neil, of A arkansas
CONGRESSMAN WILDER, OF New York
Congressman Grvut, of Vermont.
Congressman o. ey, of Virginia
Mr.. Carlsles Private Secretary.
Hon william r. Smith, Supt U. 8. Botanical
Garden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15
TEXAS is MAKING A RECORD.


Three Moro Negroes Hanged in That State
by the Mob Monarch.
Rosebud, May 15.-Thursday night
three negroes-DaveC Cotton, Henry WILL
Jams and Sabe Stewart were taken
from the officers OF the law and hanged.
They had been confined in the Jail sew
eral days on a charge Of attempted
rape, their intended tictim being q
daughter Of William Coates. white. WILL
Jams made q confession. Deputy Con-
stable Wilson had put a strong guard
around the jail. Everything was quiet
until about IL o'clock. when q number
Of men heavily disguised rode up to the
Jail and demanded the prisoners.
The guards refused to deliver them
and the crowd retired, saying they would
blow up the jail with dynamite or have
the prisoners. Immediately the officers
and guards summoned a bus and took
the prisoners. leaving by a roundabout
route to Martin. hoping to reach the
Post Oaks in time to elude the mob.
When about three miles east Of here
they were overtaken by about q thou
sand masked men, who overpowered
them. took the prisoners and hanged
them to q tree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

Lansing, Mich, May 15.-Telegraph
companies came in for attention in the
house. q favorable report being made
on the bill requiring them to exchange
business in Michigan. The senate has
hung up the bills repeating the Michigan
Centraps special charter and increasing
the specific taxes Of railroad companies
nearly two-fold. and they are likely to
fail. The bill repeating the law taxing
real estate mortgages is dead, and SO
are the bills placing further restrictions
on the LIQUOR traffic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

It is proposed to erect in London q
terrestrial globe on a scale Of one million
five hundred thousandth Of nature. e. :,
globe having diameter of "a feet and
showing the earth's surface ON q scale Of
about eight miles to the inch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15
FHa AnaBA sA4HnpAf, lrA4 is 1so4,


position. but expressed strong Nep6 q
securing the passage Of the resolution
when the vote should be taken.
The first vote will be taken on Halesa
motion to refer the resolution to the COM
mittee on foreign relations. and White.
who takes issue with Morgan on the Gu
ban resolution. expressed the opinion
that this motion would prevail
DEMoCRATs AND THE TARIFF DILL.
Some seMsa Propsss 10 Prspars . 3d.
stat.As Spr Dingleyas Hsassrs.
Washington. May 1k-There b some
difference Of opinion among the Demo-
cratic members Of the senate committee
on finance as to the policy to be pursued
IN regard to the tariff bill Some. Of
them. notably German. are Of opinion
that the Democrats should prepare q
substitute bill and introduce 1t. They
suggest that this substitute should en-
body the Democratic idea a. to the
tariif. giving uniformly lower rates than
the Republican bill. either as prepared
in the houae or n amended by the SEN
ate committee on finance.
They contend that the Wilson law Il
not q clear embodiment Of Democratic
tariff doctrine, In that 1t not only does
not produce suficient revenue but that
1t carries many features which were
inserted at the instance Of Republican
senators in order to secure its passage
through the senate. There is. however,
quite pronounced opposition to this pro-
gramne on the part of many Demo-
cratic senator's, including several menu
bers of the committee on finance. They
take the position that the safest course
for the party Is to stand by the Wilson
bill. which, while 1t il not perfect, is
still Democratic measure.
vanderiip TO Succeed Scott Wike.
Washington, May 15.-It was offlcially
announced yesterday that the nonina-
ton of Frank A. Vanderlip. Of Chicago.
as assistant secretary Of the treasury
to the senate when it reconvened next
Monday. Vanderlip at present is serv-
Ing as private secretary to the secretary
appointment on assuming his Office on
March I. He was born at Aurora, Ills,
and is 80 years Of age.
The Case Of Rev. MI. Knapp.
Washington. May Ex-senator Mills
has received a letter from Minister Ter
rell, who says that all the talk Of the
Turks expelling Missionary Knapp from
Turkey Is untrue. Terrell says that
Knapp was frightened into leaving his
post at Bitlis, near the Russian border.
He was told that the Turks could not
protect him against the Kurds. The
Armenian Christians accused him of ex-
citing revolution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

Chicago. May 15.-League scores on
the diamond yesterday were: At Louis
vile - Philadelphia Z, Louisville 1; at
Cincinnati-New York s, Cincinnati 6;
at MISUNDERSTANDING 1. Pittsburg
Z; at st. Louis-Baltimore II. st. Louis
z; at Cleveland and Chicago-Gamee
postponed.
Western League: At Kansas City
Milwaukee 9, Kansas City 8; at Min
neapolis-St. Paul 1. Minneapolis II; at
Detroit and Indianapolis-Rain.
Western Association: At Cedar
Rapids-Des Moines l, Cedar Rapids 8;
at Observation-Disclosures 10. Dubuque
is; at Peoria-St Joseph Is, Peoria 9;
at Rockfort-Quincy s, Rockford 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15
Murder in . Nashville street.

Nashville. Tenn, May 15.-within q
few steps Of the most frequented street
in the city yesterday F. L. Cartwright, a
gambler. shot and killed T. E. Boyle, Of
Atlanta, Tex. The men had an alterca-
ton on Cherry street, and while con-
tending entered q side alley. Only one
shot was fired. A pistol. which 1t is
claimed was Boyle's. was picked ND. Cart
wright Is in jail. though no warrant has
been sworn out. It il claimed that the
shooting was done in self-defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

Pittsburg, May 15-The disruption Of
the steel beam pool. the last vestiee Of
combinations which held the more DOW
erful producers together. il regarded by
local brokers as likely to precipitate a
rate war along all lines, such as exists
at present in the rail and billet branches
OF the business. 1t Is thought that the
price OF beams. etc. VIII go below I
cent per pound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

It was the belief Of Livingstone that
nearly ali lions were cleft handed" He
watched them closely, and when they
desired to strike fierce blow they al.
ways used the left paw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15
Following Precedent.

"I'm too practical to do a. heroes do
in books, Miss Slight, SO I'll just ask
you bluntly, will you be my wife?''
''No. thank You, Mr.. Terse. myself
don't believe in those silly, bookish no
tions, and as the silly heroines always
say yes, why, III tell you bluntly, no,
sir, I won't. "-Philadelphia North
American
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15
MORGAN KNEW IT ALL THE TINE.

But Relief Measures VIII Not stop Him
nom Pressing Recognition.
Washington. May 15.-The fact that
the senate was not in session yesterday
and that comparatively few senators
were at the Capitol had quoting effect
upon the situation in regard to Cuban
AFFAIRS There was still, however, much
interest in the course that the matter
may take on Monday. Morgan said that
the message Of the president, II 1t should
apply only to relief measures in the way
OF food and clothing, would not cause
him to deviate from his purpose ofpress-
ing his resolution for the recognitiou of
q state Of war. AZ he had given notice
he would do before It was assumed that
the president would send in such q mes
sage.
The friends Of the Morgan resolution
VIII not antagonixe measures contem-
plating temporary relief, but they are
not disposed to accept such measures in
place Of q more general and far-reach-
ing declaration. The opposition also
probably will acouiesce In q resolution
appropriating money to relieve immedi-
ate wants.
Hale. who il generally recognized AZ
the leader Of the opposition to all meas
urea looking to q general declaration in
the Cuban interest, IL absent from the
city, but White. who also opposes such
measures N q rule, said that while there
were objections to extending our charity
to such an extent he would be disposed
to offer no opposition to such . measure.
Some OF the pro-Cubans take the posi-
tion that any supplies sent to Cuba
would merely aid the Spanish cause. ~
they would practically amount to Q con-
tributicn to Spain. Hence there II q pos
sihility Of opposition even to the proposed
charity.
Morgan has no purpose Of changing
the form Of his resolution In any respect.
~ was fully aware Of the situation when
I prepared the resolution" he said, and
therefore md IN the recent publications
in regard to Il no reason for altering my
p1ana" The senator declined to ex-
praD N oplnloa - to The poszlble length
e IT, aahDts q the coQrDe Of ~ op-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

Paris, May 15.-Tom Mann, the Eng
lish labor agitator. who arrived here
Monday to address labor meeting. has
been given twenty-four hours by the po-
lice to quit France. He replied that he
would obey the order. The meeting Wa
70 b4ve ba9p he'll last qagAA