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The morning news., 1897-01-31
SUICIDAL SHOT.
Millionaire Manufactures Fails In
Attempt to XIII Himself.

Springfield, o., Jan. 3O.--Louis c. Evans,
the millionaire president Of the A. c..
Evans Manufacturing Company, returned
from New York this morning He went
to his brother Georges room in the Ar
cade hotel and shot himself in the fore
head with 32-caliber revolver. He held
the weapon too cloose and the ball glanc-
ed upward under the skin. He was not
fatally hurt. Evans and his wife have
been visiting in New York, but he re-
turned home alone this morning. The
cause Of this attempt upon his life is un-
known.
The morning news., 1897-01-31
SPRING HILL's sTRIKERs.
The Men Desperate and May Stop
Fighting Fire.

Halifax, N. s., Jan. S0.-The striking
miners at Spring Hill are about to play
their last card. The situation is becoming
desperate, and as the mine owners ignore
Ire strike committee, the miners have de-
clded TO call off all the men, VINO are fight
ing the fire In the east slope. This would
mean the destruction OF the mine; but Il
Is Thought the provincial government Will
Interfere. the government being virtually
Inc owner Of the mine and the company
only the lessee.
The morning news., 1897-01-31

ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 30.-The Standard
Eagle Box and Lumber Company's prop
erty here was this afternoon placed In
the hands Of a trustee 10 satisfy credi-
tors. The liabilities are reported az over
10000. No statement OF the assets has
been made.
The morning news., 1897-01-31
-FOUR REPU8IicANs oUsrED.
Fusion Contestants Given Their Seats
In Nebraska's Legislature.

Lincoln, Neb, Jan. 30-The fusion ma
jority in the lower house of the legisla-
ture this evening, after an all day debate,
remarkable at times for its bitterness.
unseated the four republican members
from Douglas county (Omaha9 and con-
hrmed the right of the fusion contestants
to the seats. The charge against the
unseated members was that of bribery.
buying Of naturalization papers, the use
of corruption fund and intimidation.
Eleven fusion members voted with the re-
publicans against unseatlng, making the
final vote So to 43 in favor of the ma
Jority report Of the committee on privi-
legeS and elections
The morning news., 1897-01-31
A STEAL AT APPOMATOx.

Confederate Omcers DespOtled OF
Their side Arms and Horses.
Washington, Jan. So.-Mr. Cox, dem. OF
Tennessee. offered in the House to-day
bill which recltes the circumstances OF
the surrender at Appomatox and the writ
ten guarantee that the artillery and cav
airy officers Of the confederacy should be
permitted to retain their horses, side arms
and baggage After the surrender the
federal soldiers despoiled the confeder-
ates of these effects, and they were never
returned TO their original owners. His
bill approprlates $20O0O0 as a compensation
for these losses upon satisfactory proof
eral
The morning news., 1897-01-31
HOSIERY wOHISs TO RESUME.
six Hundred Persons TO BE Given
work by the ReODeninR

New Brunswick. N. j., Jan. SO--The
Norfolk and New Brunswick hosiery
works which have been closed for several
months, will reopen Tuesday. Six hun
dred persons are employed when the works
are I'm operation. All OF the old hands
have been re-hired. The carding depart
ment starts up first and the other depart
ments will speedily follow.
The morning news., 1897-01-31
WESTERN UNION CLERK DEAD.
He Had Twice Refused Appointment
as Manager at New Orleans.

New Orleans La, Jan. SO.-L. A. Evan,
receiving clerk of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company in this city, died at 0
o'clock tonight, after brief Illness from
grippe. He was the Oldest employe in
the service Of the telegraph company here,
having been with the company since 1856
He was modest, unassuming gentleman
and a truly good man. He twice de-
clined appointment as manager Of the tel
egraph Office here.
The morning news., 1897-01-31

Charleston. S. c., Jan. 30.-Nockley
schohd, a Syrian merchant. was arrest
ed to-day charged with betrayal Of girl
In Wilmington. N. G. Sheriff Hewlett ar
quisltion papers. Scbohid denies the
charge
The morning news., 1897-01-31
MEN-oF-wAR's cREws IN a RACE
championship OF the Navy ana a
$1,000 Purse the stake.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 3O-Two picked crews
from the New York and the battleship In
diana, raced for the championship Of the
navy. and $500 purse, In Hampton
Roads this afternoon over a FIVE mile
course. The New York's crew won by
The morning news., 1897-01-31

princeton, N. j., Jan. 3O.-The Rev.
Joshua Hall McI.vaine, d. D., the venera-
BILE president OF Eviyn college, Princeton,
n. j.. died early this morning OF heart
failure. In the send year of MS age.
The morning news., 1897-01-31

Norfolk Va. Jan. 30.-Norfolks cotton
receipts during the five months ended to-
day, we're 6iO.lsl bales, as against 22S,7N
bales last year, an increase Of Ss277 bales.
The morning news., 1897-01-31
MURDERER on THE GT8BET
Mounts the Gibbet Firm in the Belief
That He Is Going to Heaven.

That He Is Going to Heaven.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Jan. 3O.-James B. Inks
was hanged at Oregon, Holt county, thir-
ty miles north of this city, this morn
ing. He walked UP the scaffold with a
firm step, and after declaring he was CO.
ing straight to heaven, had his neck
broken by the drop.
On May Is, 1895, Inks brutally murdered
John Patterson, one of the most prominent
residents of Holt county, meeting him on
the street and shooting him down without
a word because of a fancied insult
The morning news., 1897-01-31
GEORGIA ROADS EARNINGS.
The Deficit For the Year Ending
June 80 S76,131.

New York, Jan. 3O.-The Georgia Rail
road and Banking Company reports for
the year ended June 30, 1896, gross earn
ings Of si,479,792. an increase of $l72 1854;
net earnings after expenses and taxes
S431. .119, an increase of $ilO8l5; total net,
S528 sG9, an increase of S1l0,s4S; rental, $780,
600, leaving deficit Of a6,181, a decrease
of S11OS43
The morning news., 1897-01-31
GAGE NOT A SINGLE TAxER.

lie Says There Is Not the Slightest
Foundation for the Report.
Chicago, Jan. 30.-Lyman j. Gage, the
prospective Secretary of the Treasury in
President-elect McKinleys cabinet POSI-
lively denied to-day the published story
that he was a single-taxer and an un-
comprising adherent of Henry George upon
that subject.
There Is not the slightest foundation
for the report that / am now or ever was
a single tax man." said Mr.. Gage, "and
nothing that / have ever said or written
on economic subjects could furnish the
slightest grounds for such a statement"
The morning news., 1897-01-31
INAUGURAL BALL TICKETS.
Each one TO BE Accompanied by q
Handsome Souvenir.

Washington, Jan. sO.-The inaugural
committee announces that the tickets FOR
the inaugural ball are now ready for dis
tribution. Each ticket will be accompan-
led by a souvenir, which is exceedingly
handsome, and is included in the price
of the ball ticlket--S5 Orders by mail will
bottled In the order OF receipt. No COM
pllmentary tickets will be issued, except
TO President-elect Mckinley and Mrs. Nc
Ktnley
The morning news., 1897-01-31
oIeveInnd's return Home.

Washington. Jan. 3O.-President Cleve-
land and Secretary Lamont reached Wash
ngton from New York at 7:i0 o'clock this
morning.
The morning news., 1897-01-31
BANK WRECKERs SENTENCED.
Ten, Seven and Five Years the Terms
of Imprisonment Imposed.

Denver Col. Jan. SO.-This morning
Judge HaIlett in the United States court
sentenced C. H. Dow, former president of
the Commercial Bank of this city; S. b.
McClurken, teller, and Dr. o. E. Miller,
a customer and resident of Chicago, to
the penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kas,
for wrecking the bank. DR.. Miller was
sentenced to ten years, Dow to seven and
McClurken to five years.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-14

An elmer Sommerfrts
fde bes S6uttertbales batten fi9
mebrere iunss Samen in Der berrlihen
Cuff unb bel trefflider @erpfleeuns
ausgs3eidnet erboIt. lin bel ibrer
Seimfebr uber nidt ALIEN bic roiigen
8ddden ais Quitting fir bic erfolss
reids SommsrfriI9s, ionbsrn aud etz
mas S6riftlihes ppripeifen gu tonnen,
beidlob man, Dor Der abreiIe Ii9 nod
ipiesen gu laiIen. Der SObn bes 9dus
les itellte iid freunblidit CUR 8erfis
gung. Sn elmer Dame itie9en ieoo4
9ebenten sesen ben 8efdhigun9sna4s
tpeis bes iungen Mannes duf. Sb
has ibr sussiprodens @sipidt ibr gu
leidt ober gu i9fper sridien. fei oahin
seiteat. &urS, ie frugts ben iunssn
Mdnn, OBJ er au6 iein perdntrpors
tungspples Qmt redt peritebe. rSas
mill ih meinen", antportete Der biez
bere Sobn bss S6parspaloes, II ban
i9on bel Sdule DO bruf setpoge!!"
Der 8sfGbisunssnudpeis purbe un'
ter allgsmeiner Seiterteit fir geliefert
eradtet.
-0or ettpd adj Sabren
sreisnets lid, bel Dem 9sri6tsbeamten
Rsinbarbt Su @nsisn elm llnfaa.
Seine bamals IL Sabre dlte So9ter
ipurbe bur9 einen unppriidtig dbSes
ssbensn R,pOIpsrI6ub i'm @eii9t pers
lebt. uno bic Susel tOnnte bisber ni9t
entbsdt ptrben. Die burd ben S6ub
entitanbene Wunbe in unmittelbdrer
NGbe Der Naie perbeilte inbeb, uno
man nabm on, bab bic 8useI pobr'
f6einli4 bon Der lunsen Dame pers
fdludt porbsn fei. 8iirSli9 tlagte
bic Sodter iiber 3abnpeb. unb es
bausrte gar nibt lange, 70 fiel i9r elm
Mugen5abn aus. 9aIb barauf psrs
fpiirte iie an ber1eIben Stene pieoerum
einen S9mer5, unb lie mahte babel
bic Wabrnsbmung. bdb elm barter 9:s
genItanb fid am 9aumen 5ei9e, uno
5pur an berfelben Stelle, mo Der duss
eefauene ausen5abu ii9 befano. gu
ipieberboltsn Walen mubte fe bic
fdmer5bufte Stene nit ben 5ingern
beriibren, unb idIieblid eelang IS ihr,
ben harten 9egenftunb berausSu5iehsn.
Sc mar bic Repolpertusel, 10 bdb mat
aIfo bebaupten lam, Is iei in bieiem
Sale Semanb bur9 cine a9t Sa9re
Supor absei9oHene ausel I'm einen
3ahn aetommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-14

ffarb Na9mittass I'M Sdulbauie. -
@robes glufieben srregt bier Der
Selbitmorb bes Observation-Disclosures
@iefbaus. Dieter bat fi9 i'm benads
barten Spedenbiitteler Bart mittelit
gbantali bergiftst. lIeber bas Rptip
perlautet nidts 8eitimmtes. 8iefbaus,
tpelder i'm 81. 2ebensiabre itanb, 6ins
tsrldBt cine iunse5rau unb stpei tleine
8inber. = Sn 9esftemiinbe lit Der
8uufmunn 2iibrs bon bier ertrunten.
Sdhet;.
Bern. 9as eorrettionene 9es
ridt perurtbeilts ben ebemaligen muiis
talii9en Referenten unb Seuiaetonis
ftsn psrfdiebsnsr Sofbldtter, ben pris
patboeenten Oil Der 8erner Sodidule,
Sr. 9anting, ipesen SGli4ung zines
9oetorbiploms iotpie zines pripatbries
fes su IS Mpnaten Gorrectipnsbaus.
10 q gen. 9abier fpurbe
Der 61idbrige 4ne9t Samuel Matbps
bon RObrbadsrabsn bsim Melten eiz
ner Sub bon berietben berdrt in bic
8audsesenb ssidlasen, bab er folsen>
ben Cages infolse innerIiaer @erblus
tungen ftarb.
8Gtterfinben. - Sn Der
GIMME ertrant Der Is Sabre alte Saz
fob Subler. Die 2ei9e purbe bonn
So4Dafer tpegsei9pemmt.
@eItertinben. Ilt : Sriez
bensri6ter 9eorg Sanbi9in, Sbierz
arat, Elm burd feline 9erufspraris tpie
aud bur9 feline l~angidbrise Qmtsfiibs
rung als Sriebensridter in fpeiteren
&reiien betannter unb eea9tetsr
Munn, 1T i'm aIter BON "a Sabrsn ge=
itorben.
@ren6en. Grf6ohn bat fi9
Elm Solbat bss Bat. %, @lfreb Coli
berger, ubrenmader in 8ettla9.
Tumilienspiit iou bic llria9s Der n
ieligen Sbat iein.
2auperspDL. 8eim 9aben
i'm QeidizSse ertrant Der 17idbrige
SriB Rotbenbiibler bon bier, 2ebrling
bel 9rOsuiit &iipfer in Ser5ogens
budfee.
Ociterreif= llugarlI.
Wten. Wit elmer Cigarette I'm
Wunbe unb Der ponen Gognaeflaf6e
CUR Settle bat ii9 Der rumdnif6e Rens
tier Gonitantin 9. @nbriopol in einem
bisiigen 9ptel eri9ofen. : Der Stra>
benbabn : &utf9er Sriebri9 SarniI9
ipurbe BON einem Motortpagen iiberz
fabren unb 10 f9per perlebt, oab er
balb barauf Itarb. = Na9 8eriibung
bon De9ItlfGli6uneen bat Der Sas
brifbeiiber aIfreS 6u4s BON Der
Sirma Su9s &c &1auber in Sloribss
BORT SsIbitmor3 besansen. = Ser
S6riftiteller Smitdl puroe in ieiner
@obnung tpbt sefunoen.
u ftetteu. Der PrieIter 9uioo
Gbner bes Stiftes Mbmpnt unternabm
cine Souriitenpartte unb b%erungliidte
i'm S6parssnbad9raben, Der fi4
n0rbli9 bon abmont gu benz b09ften
@ipfel Der Saler Mauern bin5iebt. Gr
ipurbe nit seri6metterten 9liebern
tobt in stuer S9lu9t sefunben.
8ubapeft. Die junee Satin
bes 8apelmeifters 9eorg pirina pom
&c. Snfanterte : Regiment erf4ob ii9.
Sic mar felt einem Sabre perbeiratbet
unb lebte in sIiidIider gbe. 9as Wos
tip bes Selbitmorbes 1T ni4t betannt.
SlIreMblira.
2u1embure. Die 9eI4fpiter
Maria glnna Selpig unb anna Sel>
pie, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bier, bdben
fir $4,000 Sr. bas lebte, aus benz
Ha6laFe Der Dame Wittpe Wonsaz
matt : Slinssr b%erriibrenbe. in Der
9eaumontitraBe, Drummer 10 selegene
@ei9Gftsbaus in Dffentli9er @srfteis
gerung erporben.
8pnneneg. Der 53iGbrige
Habritarbsiter 5. 3. 8ogpelter purbe
auf benz r2sBten Stiibsr" BON einem
3uae iiberfahrsn unb estObtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-14

Oresben. Der fribere Ee0atz
teur Der .SG9TI6en grbeiter 3eis
tuns" S9uI5e purbe iiinsit nit elmer
Settle an Der reften Sanb unb am
2eib gefefslt bur6 bic Stlaben Ores
bens trdnsportirt. S6ulSs purbe BON
Sobensd, mo er tpesen prebpsrsebens
cine lGueere Strafe perbiibt, gu einem
Sermin Dor bas 9resosner 2aubse>
ri9t gefiibrt. - 9as bieiiee 2anbses
ridt psrurtbeilte ben Stubsntsn 5rsis
BERN gi6lsr Dpn gidtron pessn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-14

Sdmbura. Der bon Der BoliSei
eeIu6te Rdubm0rber 8rdufe aus 8ers
lin, Der bic Marie Sbisle bortlelbit ers
morbete, lit, ipie perlautet, auf Der
glbinfel williamsburg perbuftet fporz
ben. Der Morbsr mar duf berS6iffss
merit BON gIobm C @ob beiddftigt.
9remerbaben. Der S9ul.
ppriteber Der Mdb9enIdule, W0bring.
fuurbe tpGbrsnb bes llnterridts bon
einem S9lusanfaq betroffen. Der 43
Sabre dIte Mann tonnte mad isiner
DObnuna nidt iiberfiibrt fpsrbsn; er
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-16
A DOUBLE PROGRAMME.
Two Men Who Rented Bicycles Get
Into f1ghts--one OF Them stuns
Dealer Christopher.


A double programme in the way Of
scrapping was offered at the corner Of
Second avenue and Spring street last
night which attracted large crowd
Early in the evening, A. ii. Christopher,
who sells and rents bicycles st that stand.
rented out wheel each TO Al Esplin and
man known as Frisco" who works for
Frank Clancy. About go the pair re-
turned rhe wheels and Christopher at once
noticed that the crank OF the one ridden
by Frisco was badly bent. The bicycle
had never been used before. and the own
er asked % cents extra for the damage.
Frisco said ne had no money. which
led 10 some argument. Christopher turn
ed 10 90 to the rear OF his store when
Frisco" struck him a terrible blow be-
hind the ear knocking him down and
completely stunning him. Frisco" made
a run up spring street. and ducked down
the alley toward Madison, while Chris
TOPPER was carried 10 a back room and
a physician summoned.
In the meantime Esplln loitered around,
offering comments upon the situation
and applaudug FriScos action. lie
strolled into Walter Piper's repair shop
next door. and continuing hts observa-
tions. was promptly ordered out. He re-
fused TO so and Piper Jumped him. The
men clinched and rolled out upon the side
walk. where Esplin got grip with his
teeth on Ptper's right cheek. Piper re-
sponded by choking him apparently TO In
sensihility. but on being released Esplin
took 20 his heels and followed the course
Ct Frisco up Spring street and down the
alley.
Christopher was badly dazed and shaken
up. The doctor administered a hracer and
sent him home Piper showed no signs Of
the conflict. except the deep marks upon
his cheek Of two sets OF strong teeth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-16

The completed plans and specifications
for the Lake Washington bicycle path
have been approved BY the executive CON-
mitree OF the Good Roads Club. and the
construction work. already fairly begun.
viii b. rapidly pushed 10 cora pletion-
The executive committee, with but one
member absent, held a short and lively
meeting last night IN Comptroller Parry .
of1ee. ard the details os the various
schemes now under way were well dis
cussed-
Chairman Slater. OF the membership
committee. reported the addition OF forty
i've names 10 the roll since Monday 5
meeting % the club.
The matter Of choosing club eolors was
taken Up, and every one had a different
suggestion TO offer. II was finally decided
10 leave the choice 20 the committee. the
oniy stipulation being that the royal pur-
PIE OF the l. A W. be taken as base for
the design.
The path committee. through Chairman
FobeS, reported that J. sc feet Of the new
path has been surfaced up beginning
from the initial point near the Denny
Thurman school. The committee is pre-
pared 10 receive bids on the next g. go feet.
and also upon $500 feet between Madison
street and the Madrona park car line.
Specifications. under which the contracts
for the entire line viii lie let. were read
hy Mr.. Fobes and heartily indorsed by the
executive committee.
The officers IA attendance were Presi-
dent Aeacham. Secretary Tourviile. and
Messrs. Hurlbut. Slater, Parry, kloebeE,
FoDes, Chadwick and Hardin
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-16

sheriff Mover went 70 Stetiacoom again
yesterday, taking with him Porter Fry and
Wyiie n. Clegx. committed 70 the asylum
Falcon Jn=iyn was yesterday appointed
guardian of the minor Mitchell children.
Harry. Susie. Bertha and Mamie. Of Butte,
Mont
The suit Of r. w wlncheu vs. J. n
Hayes has been settled out Of court and
Department yesterday.
Tha case OF +. w. Burns vs. Mike
Trainer was dismissed yesterday by judge
Benson on the ground that the complaint.
a verified account from the justice court.
was insufficient.
The case OF the state W. Newton Hunt
er was called IN the criminal department
yesterday Hunter entered plea q
rot guilty. ard the case was continued
for further hearing
Articles OF fncoFporat ton were filed yes
tergaay by Kari + Faust. NJ. z. West ana
George II. HEnhuFy for the Menu Printer
Manufacturing Company capital STOCK.
$50 ne0 IN shares OF 81 each.
The case Of {. 7. +. Han vs. James II.
waoIary, on trial yesterday before Judge
Jacobs was continued tn ssa O'Clock
this morning n is fer the recovery Of
property sold by the sheriff.
The courthouse lawn hss been seauti-
fully trimmed and long row OF hand
some fiohsiss which have ben winteTing
inside the building were Yesterday set out
az doors along the west front
cases: n q. Shuey. receiver AZ the seat
lie Savings Rank vs. J. + Brewer ~ al.
] Edward Wright vs. A W Pratt - al !:
~. l.. Raseett vs.. II. Reckmark - al
Caroline Clark has heen awarded iudE-
rasrt agalnst M. sna Mrs james IL Wool
en- Tor ssss o. with foreclosure "a lots a.
az block 81 River Park addition. on a
rromissory note for $50, dated June Il.
ISS.
II ,he sn,, 81 Tres r. B1rch " Water
rFnassey Judgment 81 which had been pre-
,rsousiV entered Judge Benson yesterday
e,rslssTass Lindsey % pay 81 per month on
tie judgment uat4I the suii amount Is Dis
charged.
Notice wra~ received IN tire county clerks
f~lra Yesterday teas the supreme court q
- Ssat~ had Affirmed The superior court
-, fhs ea<s % tha seattle National Park
~ r " EnmCnS - al N wntca taaS-
rssnt wxS given for The plaintiff.
n ,ha case q May l. Hassegt against
uass~w RocknnaTk e a., JuaTe Moore yes
t~~stav sfEn@t findings, conclusions ass
,s,.~s.a awarding the plaintiff Judgment for
e. - ard slo0 attorneys Tee aSAthsL
henrv Rocknars. Thomas ?. Flynn ana
Aarsstra q Eiynu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-16
A KINDERGARTEN DAY.
Chiidren's Quarrel Ends I'm a Police
Court Trial.

It was a sort of Kindergarten afternoon
st the municipal court yesterday. most
o. the time being consumed In listening
10 the testimony OF children.
w. J. Anderson was on trial charged
with having encouraged or caused n
breach OF the peace. The case grew out
Of nothing but childTen's quarreis too
hastily magnified In Importance by the
parents.
Iitrie vsrnon SHETLAND 70 years DID,
gave little Ernest Anderson years old
"a couple % punches the other day. The
testimony showed taat he caught Ernie
with = right hook on the law and follow
ed u up with a strong left tab on the
wind. Little Anderson was going fast
ard dropped 20 his knees when hts father
the prisoner noticed the row and shouted /:
IL YOU don't Tick that big boy III lick
you Ernie" Thus encouraged the boy
ratified ana caught young SHETLAND across
the nose with lath. drawing blood. That
ended the trouble for the boys. but the
fathers s@condinE Is what caused the ar
rest ena trial
Judge Eozue dismissed tha case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-16

Actions In the following cases were be-
gun In the superior court yesterday.
G. w. walsron VS.. p. X. Pratt--Appeal
and transcript from Justice SmalFs court.
Sal
Grace II. a Carpenter VS.. Thomas ].
Csrpenfer-Isyorce.
Realisation and Debenture Corporation
Of Scotland, Limited trustee vs.. Robert
Knipe et ai.-Promissory note. s. 800. In
tsrest and foreclosure.
Caroline Eokten W. State Insurance Co.
et ai.--Abstract OF judgment, ss2fi0.
Samuel Frank VS.. Aloysius Harksr. as
A. Harker & Co.--Goods sold and deliv-
cred, siiS.T. and $50; punishment
against Gordon a Co.
State vs.. II. c. Esterbrook-Grand lar
ceny; transcript from Justice Ingersoll 3
court.
+ r. Calhoun vs. William Murray et nj.
---Proni!ssory note. $50; interest. SIS: at
torney's fee. sSi 81; taxes, and foreclosure.
State, ex rel. Ronald c. Crawford. We.
T.. ~. Evenson-To compel Issuance OF
warrants for witness fees.
Atkinson Calhoun Co. - William Muir
ray-Ralanse due on account for goods
sold and delivered. tS3T 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-16

v. Davis. attorney for the city Of
EA.ssra. entered default and submitted
nheanxs OF Tact and conclusions OF Law
aha decree yesterday 20 Judge Moore I'm
seven eases In which the city OF yzaIisra
as pisincH, IS foreciosing liens Cor De-
Hne4snt grade taxes on Polk street. Eara
suit 70 for Xxx and costs. The defend
ants 10 these suits are follows: VIII
IAN Iomgins e. TX, lot q. block II Hat
.ie ID ingalls,. lot -. block i5. Joseph
Eraxean e al. lot 10. block "a; William
= Johnson. et TX, lot =. block L. John
Johnson CT w. lot 70. block u. and Charles
:. peterson, bot j.. block IL. al Ia Gilman
park. King county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-16
SWEET BELLS TANGLED.
mr. and Mrs. Carpenter and Their
Domestic Troubles.

Trace h A Carpenter Wants divorce
IN Der husband. Thomas J. Carpenter
re ground Of cruelty and failure TO
ssapost. In nor complaint. filed yesterday,
{ re superior court. she SAYS they were
aAFfses November 5. iSSS sire accuses
husband OK harsh language toward
= % various occasions. She says Re has
4<&ieliy threatened "a XII her. and that
~ yssrs aso 10 struck her with =
- q WOO ard checked her until ether
p interfered and made him desist.
ssssss threatening htr Iife he has also
'sa{ened 90 rob her oe her choicest
sss1fs. her two little girls. Ethel Grace
- !. md Hazel AGED 3
~ yeafs ago Mrs Carpenter began
fef aiFnrCe Thts scared her dereifcs
sn3 into q promise 90 better ~
But as soon az the legal storm
- AoWn over ana the suit bad been
sf&wa. hr forgot his promise and
Asek to his cid ways Mrs. Carpcn-
@seSn believe any more n bis prom
&ne she asks THE superior court 70
h divorce ard The custody Of the
'se children.
slso asks Tor N order temporarily
-, slains her husband from interfering
- ass snd frem 3lsposiuS % the house
40 kitchen furniture This request
-. saeotss granted ans The restraining
vas ks&aeti Yesterday