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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-10-12

The new Spanish Cabinet 10 not
deemed strong one, Ssgaeta hay-
ing been disappointed in his liberal
combinations, Es57f is.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-10-12
GOAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Band concert at tho Hawaiian
Hotel this evening".
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-10-12

The California, Fruit Company,
George Andrews, telephone 4S4 has
splendid assortment Of California
fruits and delicacies OK Australia.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-10-12

Fred Yates leaves San Francisco
on the 2lst instant,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-10-12

Among the returning kamaainas
were John Grace and wife, Hugh
Morrison, DR.. j. H. Raymond, Geo,
H. Robertson, S, Roth and Editor
Whitney.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-10-12

The death rate from yellow fever
is decreasing in New Orleans, and
there is no indication that the
plague will assume an epidemic
form.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-10-12
NOTICE.

CUBSCRIBERS ARE RESPECTFULLY
- notified that all subscriptions are pay
able strictly in advance by the month
quarter or year,
". I. TESLA,
1l-V Manager
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-10-12

lou L. avs lTHNtb DAl IduClSCO
on the 2lat instant
The s. F, Call has strong editorials
in opposition to annexation Wy
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Join our Suit Club, 81 per week
Medeiros u Decker, Hotel street.
20 ili Grave charges are in circulation
in reference to the U. S. S. Adams.
The ST. Louis boys will not put a
football team in the field this season.
Ex-President Cleveland denies
that he is seeking senatorial honors.
Edward Langtry, the former hus
band OF the Jersey Lily" is insane.
The band will play at the de-
parture of the Belgic this afternoon.
1t is believed that Premier Sagasta
will recall General Weyler from
Cuba.
The Champion Bostons defeated
the Baltimores in the Temple Cup
match.
The Japanese have defeated with
heavy slaughter Chinese rebels in
Formosa. Fa
The Pope, all report in the Euro
pean press to the contrary is in ex-
cellent health.
The recent statements in regard
to the Pope's illness are emphatic
ally denied.
Look out for the Fall Millinery
Opening at N, S, Sachs, which will
De announced shortly. WI ''
E. McInerny received fine bay
mare by the Australia this morning.
Get that track ready.
Cricket match on Saturday be-
tween the II. @. @. and the Theo. II.
Davies & Co.'s eleven.
1t is reported that an English
syndicate is endeavoring to buy the
Union Pacific Railroad.
#. H. Hayselden returned to town
after prolonged visit to California.
He is accompanied by his sou.
A match has been arranged by
the Knickerbocker Club between
Tom Sharkey and Joe Goddard.
Kalanihau has been adjudged in
sane by DR.. Emerson aud sent to
the Asylum. She came from Kauai
Call or telephone to the California
Fruit Market, King and Alakea, fol
the latest delicacies by the S. S
Australia.
The new Spanish Cabinet 10 mol
deemed a strong one. Sagasta hay,
ing been disappointed in his liberia
combinations, s55tis.
The Nicaraguan Government hal
granted o subsidy to an Englist
line of steamers which has caused
jealousy and suspicion.
Senator Stephen M. White has al
elaborate article giving his reasons
for opposing annexation in the S. +
Call OF the Sd instant. B.
~ Fresh Oyster, Cocktails at. the
Merchants Exchange, OK Australia
with glass OF Enterprise Beer viii
make new man OF you.
Councillor Akiyama, who attempt
ed to commit suicide in Japan re
Gently was on the high road to re
covery when the Belgio left. n
= ~ = =, 100,
An immense stock OF Fall Mill
merry, Pattern Hats and Bonnets, ar
rived on the Australia, direct from
New York for N. S. Sachs.
d, The bark r. P. Rithet will reload
sugar tomorrow morning. Schaefe
g. Co. and Theo. III. Davies & Co
will both make a large shipment.
The California, Fruit Company
George Andrews, telephone 4S4 ha
splendid assortment of Californi;
fruits and delicacies OK Australia.
The death rate from yellow feve
is decreasing in New Orleans, ant
there is no indication that tn
plague will assume an epidemi
Among the returning kamaaina
were John Grace and wife, Hug
Morrison, DR.. j. H. Raymond, Gee
III. Robertson, S. Roth and Edito
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06
A PIE.

Il Never Good Unless Properly Mnae.
A gentleman remarked that he saa
heard 50 much ~ Postum. the Food Cos-eA
tat re concluded 10 Try some At rs
house.
When Il was ssyvee 81 the breakfast
table i was disappointment and tidnt
tssts har as good as expected ard Il WAS
abandoned as failure.
A few days later 81 q clock dinner
with q friend. the cup Of coffee served was
dark. ysea sad fragrant After drinking
ahout half the contents Of the cup he was
asked by ths hostess Il he ever used Pos
tun, the health coffee. ard his reply WAS
thai they bad tried IL crc- and d1dn !
like IL. Il was difficult 20 make him BE-
Heve thst he had tasg drank cup OF II.
rs II possible that this delicious oeyer-
age is Postum How Go you make |.
The hostess smiled and remarked thar
Il was bar expersencs that cooks quite
generally Numbered when preparing q
rev article for the irst time But u yoai
viii insls. on their boiling Postum nfteen
II snutes-bolitr<. no. warming is--ycr VIII
produc. a delicious beverage that our IAN
iiy. children and all. could not get on
without"
Tbs incident leads 20 the remark that Y
there be any who have been kept from the
use Of the genuine Postum Cereal fooa
Coffee BY the xsoverly preparation. new
TRIAL with reasonable care vii correct the
FIRST impression. II is used and vaiuso
by the great majority OF citizens. ana u
~ the desire OF the makers that 1t De
known fsvoraeiy TO all Made al Rstas
Creek. Mich.
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QUIT THE SERVICE.
REVENUE SERVICE MEN WILL not
ACCEPT REDUCED PAY.
Thfrfy-tvwo of the seamea and SUP
ordinate oMcers Of the Grant
Leave the Cufser-Pays Reduces

Of the thirty-two men constituting the
crew OF ssamen ard subordinate onceFs
OF the revenue cutter Grant. Cap. =. u
Munger. all save six quit the service upon
receiving thsir pay. They decided On such
a course upon receipt o. orders about DC
toher tram the treasury department no.
tifying them that their pay would be re-
duceo from Sc TO Sc per month. This sc-
ton Is said 70 have been taken upoa tAs
recommendation OF Capt c. 3. schoe-
maker. who has charge Of the revenue
cutter service.
The reduction does not affect the oficers
OF the revenue service. and those who
severed their connection with the revenue
marine today Will as q rule so either deep
sea sailing or enter the cosstviss trade
Capt Munger stated last night that be
hoped 70 be able 20 make up 3 compile
ment Of men from the ranks OF the sea-
men located In Seattle.
Heretofore the pay Of an ordinary sea-
man has been So per month. whereas IN
der the new order they receive only IS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06
III Is LOOKING AHEAD.
Civil Service Commission Preparing
for Department Desertions In
the Spring.

The civil service commission Is looking
ahead 70 the time next spring when, ac-
cording TO present expectations. It's vara-
Gus departments will be deserted by sal
aired men who viii seek the Yukon gold
fields To prepare for the exodus a lengthy
reserve list must be subject to the de-
msuds OF heads OF departments. This is
che object OF a general examination 10 be
held November 3. II and Is. for original
entrance to the Ere, police. clerical IL
brary and other departments II viii be
a grand cleanup for the year. and q great
number OF applications are expected.
The civil service commission. at its
monthly meeting held last night In the
city hail. discussed the matter thoroughly,
and decided that the examinations should
be over before Thanksgiving day. While
there are now men eligible TO al posi-
tons IN the departments. the lists would
be soon exhausted in an emergency such
as IL expected within the next six months.
The reinsfating Of city employees who
have resigned was determined last night
by the commission. the action taken es-
tahhShing a precedent which Will cover
any cases OF policemen or firamsn return
ing frem Alaska. T-he particular Instance
IN question was afforded by James Byrne.
who resigned July ~ as patrolman In the
police department TO so 20 St Michael on
the steamer Portland bat returned
Chief Reed under the following article %
the civil service regulations:
Upon reQuisitlon Of the head or the
department the commission may. IN is
discretion. certify for reinstatement IN
said department. IN same division ana
grade as formerly. any person WHO shall
have been appointed under It's rules and
who. within one year next preceding the
date Of such requisiti0n, has. through no
delinquency or misconduct. been separated
from she classified names of such depart
ment"
A vacancy IL liable 70 occur in the FIRE
department through the removal % En-
ginser James Durham tncapacitated be-
cause 81 epilepsy. Durham has been serv-
Ing probationary appointment. He was
passed hv the board % medical examln-
sFs. 70 whom ne did not mention that be
was subject 90 epilspfic fits Last month
he was taken violently il ard thu board
has since ad3udscd hln Ena bic 20 fuiHn
the dutles % hts position. His removal IS
discretionary with the chlef
The appointment ~ a doctor 70 take the
place of Or. c. A. Smith. who resigned
recently ae "a member q the board % med
teal Examiners. was considered. bat 10 &C
ton was taken.
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Land Patents Received.

Patents for the following parties were
received yesterday at the local land Of
flee; OF Anderson. Ernest l.. Allen. stew
ert c. Brown. Charles p. Beard. Edwin +.
Bushnell. Thomas Bond. John W. Bell,
Evert Borden, August BlomQuist, Jack
Bigelow. Heirs of Grant w. Bloxham,
William Carrick. George Clark. Thomas
Ed Cary. Charles j. Dahistrom, Rudolph
Dutch. John Finley. James Flaherty, John
Fredr!cksen. Thomas Farsernce. Louis
Gaxre. Leo Goetz, Franz Gruenes. Daniel
Hansen, Theodore Henricksen, Abraham
Hitsman. William S. Hobbs, Edward F..
Holmsta, George /. Head. William H.
Ingram. Hubert Jung, August Johanson,
liver Johansen. John Kiosk George J. KIM
sey, Henry Kern. Herman Kleiner, ole
Knusan, Gustav Kaiser. James Kaye-
naugh. Joseph Kunstle. John T. Lewis,
Axel Larsen, Henry c. Miller Magnus
Miller, George Mack. Peter Martenson.
William Meyer. Mariette Marsh. Henry A.
Martin Heinrich Meiners. Walter l..
Mitchell, William Mooreside, Annie NJ.
Miller, Patrick McGurty. Daniel +. Me-
Muliin, William @. Nekbitt. Charles Noble,
Mirah Northman. Charles p. Neiderprum,
Julius Nicholas. George Athmer. Thomas
r. Olson. Edward o'Melia. Edward e.
Peterson, Wellington Palmer. Frank II,
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The following actions were begun yes
terday In the superior court:
". ID. Mathews Milton Van Dixie. L
Gilkon. a " Hamilton. John wallace. !.
r. Doniho, s. g. Meek and Z. K. " iitlauls
TRANSCRIPT OF judgment from Jdsilce
Coopsr's court, Silt.
W IL Overlook vs.. Fred Snute and Nell
lie Shgte--Prom.szory note. xo.1 interest
John Young vs.. c. II. Nye-Money stolen.
G8e ,
Arthur E Brown and Emily L Milliken
vs. Edwin Hall Warner et al-PronalsscTy
note s. go. interest. $50 attorneys les and
foreclosure Of mortgage.
sistson & Post Mn Company VS. me Ia-
orna-Ssaftle Boulevard Company -L0Inper
sod ard delivered 81 eis.A.
Washington National Bank vs. Illinois
Central Railroad Conpa ny-Money ad-
vanced on bill OF lading. $3.50
state VS.. william Sullivan-koooery,
transcript from Justice Austln's court
Bertha Joherek VS.. Robert Johersk-Di-
vorce.
Charles Mcdonald vs. Edward Kelly
Rent, SIS, and restitution OF rooms Sc and
81 Mcdonald block.
John Lawson Us. John Doe Collins and
the steamer Nepiane-Laen Tor labor.
sli6Q.
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were as follows. Seattle Grocery Com
parv. flts -: Tsoaca, Augustine & Com
pary. SIS s.. Stetson Bros. HIS Win
chip Bros Co. 81 s. Agts1ttcr Is called
70 the STABILITY and uniformity OF Seattle
prices es xsown by the fact that II a
total q eve lids there was . variation &C
only S.fS
TIE BIDS for supplying drugs for TIRE
same institution during the month Of
October showed g greater proportionats
range. The contract wss awarded 70
Stewart a Holmes at ss-5e Other BIDS
were a. follows: r. p. Lestneac. nae
Smith q Kennedy. sl4ae. Korn Drug Co..
ggg. Dubba & Gordon. sl7.zS; James Lee
d Co, 49,.
The hoard has also approved the OF
fetal bond % l. A. Osgood as constacls
OF the Columbia precinct. and has LEI 10
Charles Newman work or read district
No. lSs AZ "a. 20 ". II Ashneld WORK on
road district No. ~ az TIA and 70 Cnariss
p johnson the work Of grayeElng the
Mud mountain road at 81.
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Federal Court Happenings.

Yomo Haxkslmoso, a Jap. who was ar
rested g Week ago by Inspectors Schuyler
and Lotus. and who was charged with vi
olating the alien contract labor law, was
up before Commissioner Kiefer yesterday.
and after examination was discharged, the
evidence aga.ns. him not jnztifyinz his de-
tention.
Coon Lem. the Chinese boy whose arrest
for being illegally IN the United States
was chronleled IN yesterdays Post-Intelii-
geneer. was examined yesterday morning
before Judge Hanford and released the
testimony going 20 prove that he had been
born in this country as claimed at the time
OF arrest. The cases OF Mrs Cue Ian and
Fook kee will come Up tomorrow.
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naRINE NEWS.

TACOMA. Oct. 4-Ar~ivsd-Bktn w r
Hume from san Francisco
ASTORIA. Oct. 4-Arr5ved-Cier sh WI
kommon. from Hongkong Sagled-Br str
Cieulocay for NladivoSTok. Arrived Oc-
tobsr Ger - Peru from Hakodats. SAL
ed--Str Columbia. Ger san Francisco: Br
en- Ars~esa for Queenstown.
PORT BT.AKELEY oct. ARRIVED
Schr - y Walton. from san Francisco.
coos BAY. Oct. l-Arrlved-Sohr Peer
less from san Pedro
SANTA BARBARA. oct 4-Saflea-Schr
Neptune foT GTays Earhor.
SOUTH BEND Cct E.-Ssned-Bk Al
reass sor san Francisco
TACOMA Oct. 4-Sal}ea-Bk Lev @.
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on HIS DOORSTEP.
Councilman ellison Finds q Deserted
Girl BABY.

Councilman G. n. ellison was the re-
c'pient of q strange present last Thurs
day morning. Shortly after o'clack
there was 8 ring at the front door bell
OF his dwelling az 2i3 Wall street. His
daughter went 70 the door and opening
Il found a little girl baby carefully
wrapped and deposited on the steps. She
took the infant within the house. The
baby had evidently been abandoned BY a
poverty-strieken mother. Councilman Gil
son has decided to adopt the child and
bring her up as his own.
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Lien on "A steamer.

The new steamer Neptune was 70 have
been launched at Ballard this morning.
but that event viii hardly occur today.
Just as the county clerks Office was clos
Ing last night Attorney Fred II. Peterson
appeared az the window with some form
liable looking documents and fled suit
fer John Lawson against John Doe Col
lin. and the steamer Neptune for a lien
for carpenters and caulker's work.
amounting 10 sIls 30. done IN the consuuc-
sien Of the vessel
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS,

Special Dispatch 20 The Post-Intelligencer.
TATooSH Oct. "a ?. u.-BaTomete-.
- -. aense fog, wind east. twenty-fcGr
miles
NEAH BAY. Oc;. S. ,. u.-C,lear; dense
fog n Straits Wind east Tug Sea Lion IN
the bay.
CIAfIsAM Ray. Oct S. p. r.-C1sari
ught east wind. Tug FiRiisut in the bay.
PORT ANGELES oct 50 T. rn.-Bs-
roueter. s0.ls; clear wind east, three miles.
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On ana after next Thursday the steamer
Utopia VIII sail from Colu1an dock In
stead OF Yesier wharf. as heretofore.
Steamship City OF Pusbia will san this
morning fer San Francisco. Steamship
Walla Walla Is expected 10 arrive during
the day.
Schooner Excelsior arrived yexterd ay
morning from San Francisco with 90 tons
Of general merchandise and Is tons OF pow
turn o2rgo Of lumber AZ Port Riakeley.
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AZ attempt =; burglary vas sv1aertly
sollet ~ the 7olcs last nishs. A broker
key was fouad q, -. dear lock % klo8t's
sswsl-T secra No. 50 Seeon6 avsrre. cor.
rer MaEsea. NJ. klo3t On being iuts~-
viewed said. Yes, they we're &c a5uhl
Efter nv cns col scriou 81 diamonds b.
sae 'rentieuscn 81 the tlrazHy. need TO-
trouble themselves; ny rev monster sal.
- absolutely - ana hu-Eisr-prsos
have shis guarantees freu re rnakarx
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TIE funeral services over the remains
q james c. Ballard we're held Al The rest
sence. 81 kgaE street. M9afaT afternoon
Mr. Balafa died Suu&Ay bis death beng
fhe result % sn infsrv % his back receives
faur wears ago en- lake Sn0hemlsh. M
Hsnard rad been an engineer on Lake
washington for several years ard was
AL kacw~
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A reliable grocer VIII never o1er q
cheap OF weak imitation Of a genuine o.
iginaI article because he happens TO ma %
a little extra proEft. But Il h well 20 OBJ
serve that when genuine Postum Cereal
Food Coffee is ordered. that ven get Pos
tum. and not spurious imitation offered
as Gust As good"
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licenses 10 wed were issued yesterday
for Charles Henry Easton tSsg. OK Seattle,
ard Minnie May suit 90, OF Tolti Caaries
G. cornel.us ca. and Florence NewsA "a.
both OF Kent. Alfred Victor Marion ts'''
ara Mattel MacGregor ca. both Of Sc
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n your ehns IS perry. fretful troubled
with g1aasular sw@lItasS. insmued ewes
~ sores on the head. faca Or holy. a
course q Ayers Sara pssri1EA 70 ree&ea 70
sxgel the scresuloss huanc- from TIE
slnod. TIE scoutr wa begin e give this
svsnssrfns TIE better
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Tse hcara - coarty eo-aF'sSssofers has
let re Sontract &C. supplying groceries
- "a. county hospital fur ere current
,-n.th =. - Seattle TFA33cE Coesp PAM
u.nrse IA vas gtSSx TIE otasr asds
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Cf-syAo115 81 - lz.t - for aSosE,
four weeks toF several renasrfrE.
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Psasle~. Manuel Corre.a de Rslva, Charles
E. Rich, Jonathan r. Roberts. jacob
Rothenbuhler Sebastian Sslvey, Eifef J.
Shines. Arthur G. Sir,onds. Romeo ID.
Skies James Christensen Schroeder,
Charles A. Stringhsm. ETick q Smith,
Mary Sonmer, Henry o. Siler. Gustav
Stadelmann. Herman sooizenburs. hskoo
Sather. John Schlonan. Jacob La lixe.
Martin c. Troll. Ole Torsen. Max vetier.
Peaer velde, Perry Winfield. Frank J..
weber, John waranki. Charles ~ wisen
and John W. Ward.
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Fer Esns-keff 49, Eroun6 aoor wtfn
basement FsaF - szsr2zcs Sullivan suGa-
s1g
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FoatSa8 Saturday : o'cic-k- Y. N =
4. - Sszss Ca3vsrSty- Aar.lxto- g.
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10 SUBSEQUENT ACTS.
JACOBS RESTRICTS rHE
,enp CASE TO ONE DATE

u~rford Concludes Her Test
-esy-A Motion for Dis@sssai Of
-. case IL NsAe by the Dsfsase,
-. \. Denied by the Ceurt.
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F7srAaes Marvta r-s9lesea klsza.- a.
STRIKE So T5gst
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Greyhound VIII be laid of for about
four weeks for general repairing.
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ToDAY's WEATHER AND TIDES.

FORECAST FOR wEDN EsDAY.
Portland, Oct s i01
Fair: stationary temperature
Q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUI-
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
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Opening game football. Saturday Al
mission Is cents.
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latest ss1ss al s2srszAa. Cay - Cas-
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Satin SssrA Percaline lined, veser
bound. 80
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WASHINGTON conaensed Mllk i pure. lso.
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cHAMRERIAINs PAIN RAIM

res xzNg-mArisG. LANE BACK, sFRA1Ns
REFUSES CTS AND EVESs
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Millinery.

There is no more attract
i've spot today than our
Millinery Department. Re-
plete with all that Is newest
and prettiest in head gear
a verifable paradise OF all
that is correct in Millinery.
Here you will find the dain-
fest French creations side
by side with the product OF
our own workroom. All
modestly priced.
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rnrs uay ne Called To-day.

Laura Ncrfora was en- ses witness sand
when coars aatau~ueA TIE esss wtN -
rsstsne8 thls morning ard sAs state ex~
meets 20 conclude SIS eyi&@Sce TO-DAY. L is
rlrgealt - forecast TIE ftsse whlch TIE att
neeess Ter defense viii take ua. Chtef
n=.-ax them. In roS.t ef nrslsc int@Tess a.
leass. vii - Mr. Ford himself AZ axe
.esir lsxs rsxtt e hSa u5f essa esctfet
whether - call sim AmoaE tne nrss % TIE
e-ferse's witnesses Or 20 FsSsTvs s3m Ter
the las
Mr. Sso~s-. ~no wras a. fTSt named As
a witness fcr fhs state, has been Esxea 40
Nv NAT SEE. ana has hesa ss2sposHaet ter
the defense she l. = SISTER * Jessie MOI
forA
Ne arrangements have rst Ser raate To-
argument - tAs case sxcent fhst e1s % TIE
I've SPEAKERS &C. ire &sfsrs@ ~ - VII
" Humphrey. Tse etSer Nj D. % course,
eisssr Judge Wuenes o. Judge He1tfseEtes
TIE state ~ probably - sesT1 from ~
sAs persa-s ef 10th Fraaecuefws Attorney
Mexaroy Ans lis aes1tx, Jaaa 4 haF@
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DAILY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE. Oct. ). lsSI.
WATER gROxT NOTES.

G. y. SALISBURY, Observer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06

We will place Special Sale for today only fifty dosen
II and 16nch Gace Gloves in TAM red and white
self and black stitched all sizes at the following reductions:
12-inch Gloves. we're S2.75, today S2.oo.
1o-inch Gloves. 1913, today S2.50.