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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-10-06
GRAND PETIT JURORS.

The following grand jurors have beer
drawn to appear October 25th:
A. @. Hardy, Brighton.
E. E. Hopkins, Lorain, 9th ward.
John Hilpert, Lorain, 2nd ward.
H. W. Cooley, Brownhelm.
Matthias Meyers, North Ridgeville.
L. L. Crane, LaGrange.
B. B. Adams, Columbia.
Edward Rearick, Lorain 1st ward.
Robert B. Lersch, Elyria, 1st ward.
Andrew Hurd, Lorain, 4th ward.
]. G. Lemon, Grafton.
John Slater, Avon.
Del Durkee, Jr., North Eaton.
VIM. Heldmeyer, Elyria, 4th ward,
M. D. Hill, Camden.
The petit jurors drawn for the mex
term OF court are cited to appear No
vember 9Th. They are as follows:
H. B. Martindale. Avon.
Otto Albright, Elyria township.
w. B. Lindsey, Penfeld.
Christian Baurnhart, Brownhelm,
j. o. Johnston, Wellington, list prct
Thomas w. Palmer, Lorain, I'd ward
7. D. Phelon, Huntington.
H. H. Hitchcock, Grafton.
]. W. Doane, Columbia.
H. M. Trip, Carlisle.
H. X. Belden, Grafton.
F. w. Kelner, LaGrange.
Henry Kollmyer, Lorain 9th ward
Henry Wangerine, Russia, 1st prct
J. Il. Edwards, Russia, I'd precint.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-10-06

Beautiful Fall Dress Goods
Are here in all their freshness and low
illness to tempt many eyes.
All Wool Novelty Goods, 9e to 40, in.
wide, 25c yard, would be cheap at 95c.
See the plaids we are showing from &c
to 75c yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
kRUG AND N0RDsTROM.
The Mandates Received From 4. y
suprerae Court Directing the
Judgements to he sarrf@a 0ws

TIE mandates from the supreme court
~ the United States. directing that the
Judgments formerly made In the cases OF
Ad0iph krug. S@attle's embezz.ing ex-e3ty
treasurer. and Charles ". N1rrisfrom. taa
sssassia % W5lte Mason az Cedar noun
tain. De carried out were received asst
evening b. ex-ProsecGting Attorney Has
tie.
These important documents which mean
50 Much 20 ths accused and ESQ thu peo-
PIE % TIE state. win b sent 20 the c.erk
% the Etate supreme court a. Olympia
ths morning. On being fled there remit
itgrs wi8 be issued and sent back TO TIE
King county superior court. i vii take
two OF taEes days 70 accomplish tals. Then
NoFastr0m viii De taken into court and
the day set for hLs execution. Erug has
already been sentenced TO seven years 50
he VIII be taksu Ia charge BY the sheriff
upon receipt Of the remlttitur, unless e5me-
thing Is heard from that petition for q
pardon.
Both Krug and Nordstrom have ex-
psrienced the benefit OF having the man
dates la their cases nssa back by the clerk
of the United States supreme court thirty
days longer than was expected. When Mr..
HASTE went % Washington he had to put
up 80 cut Of his own pocket 20 pay clerks
fees IL appears that there was ti.z5 due
the clerk in the Krug case and Sc IN the
NordstrOm ease He would not send
down ths papers until he got the money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
Court Notes.

The case Of John Downing against The
city was continued yesterday to February
u, on the plaintiff s motion.
Judge Moore has signed order Of de-
fault against :. =. Myers in the case OK
T. W Andrews W.. Jennie q. Ciegg e al.
Judge Benson has ordered che default
OF Percy Dickinson and II : Hudson n
the case Of J. G. Mclean ~. Percy Dick
inson et al.
Judge Jacobs yesterday signed an order
allowing Essie Winters Overtou % prose-
cute her appeal TO the supreme court ia
forrna pauperis,
on stipulation. the Puget Sound Ma
uonal bank has been made party de-
PENDANT ia The case Of the city OK Seattle
vs.. 4. Fortlouis 81 al.
In the case OF James ". Cook vs. Rob
ere Sel!Eer et al. Judge Moore yesterday
signed andlngs anf CONCLUSIONS and DE-
cree giving the plaintiff Judgment Tor
So. IS with foreclosure aud order or SAFE
TIE Guarantee Loan and Trust Com
assignee. were yesterday made parties de-
fendRnt an the suit Of y. T. Denny.
guardian OF John II. Magic. vs. SuteAds
Baxter et a.
The case 81 Bollerg s FriSsell vs. A :.
Kerry. in which che plaintiff as noted
some ilrao ago sues for a balance on GER
tain logs was on trial before Judge Ben
son yesterday. and went 20 the jury late
IN the afternoon.
In abe case or AHcs 2. Eidrl3Es -.
John Campbell ct al. judge Moore yester-
day signed default findings ana conc =
s3ons and decree, giving me platntiI
and order % sale.
Articles o. Incorporation were hled yes
terfay for the Shelton Logging company
S. 90 m s,a ehsres 81 500 Zach: trustees,
sol q simpson James Campbell snd
Marx 4. Reed; oerios. Seattle.
The win % Mary z. Longstan Was alsd
Tor probate yes eriay- Il Is dates sea-
- ~ r W-saa :
property - he~ brother. Franklin T.
stewart Who - named as executor VIII
out bond lic nie3 petition Tor letters e
admintstr0uon-
v8rrrr~~ ~ af Judge Moore yesterday
sGne6 default findings and Eoncs4siohe
ana decree. Swing the 3 slnllG 3ndg5ssIs
for Sass IS pTluci pa Slla tE eFe-l OF prem
iss,~v note 50 Is c5sts ans order q fore
closure sn3 sale.
judge jacobs yesterday confirmed th@
sac ~ real estate IN she case ot Ang0s
NFa.-tF~-t.s-h - C. a. Oliver. 20 Ira EroD-
- ss,-er,.t,r - ls44 foT So. rae prop
erty CONSISTING e tAe east aAit ol t"e
rarfAss-st quarter ~ section =, lt"f}sa4p
= north, ranEe ; ea9t-
JuFra Naere Yesterday decided 'FEt tea
r,sr4Irs tn tee case % tas seattle Isre ~t1S
auF NAltag Company IS the II tNa3Gat-
t-.flns Improvement Company s1oui1
gnare ths costs - tae csss. toe ferTAtr
= and IS. block -. SeasIls ;ide lands
re suit e = s.swahscssr -. 2. =
Terry e. al. - Hsssd on tWe pE9--Lss
notes. oEs - Sep, c1aoer = - .oF - -
,hs rthar - January = issss Tor 49,,
eesh r,eNalrs Ia ak moasas. secured hy
-,eert &c. en = arg amount of proper
~ sn various parss ot tas CITY.
sam Cahn yesterday appeared before
Judge Jacces ard p@eatea g1liy io ~
-narxe - sxhgnittng pistol y eFoN4
sr pecs-u her = scoutraTy - re status
arH a2A5usg the peace ard tlG1-ty OK 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
A COUNTY ROAD.
Sehn Gegarth Claims That His Prem
IAes Are Hetng Invaded.

Al interesting case was on trial before
Judge Moore yesterday. Involving the sur
vay ana construction or the county road
extending from AK point by way OF Free
port - a point on the west side OF the Du-
wsmlsh river al or near the house OF -.
Parmlee. The hearing WAS on an applica-
Son OF John Megar;h for an order re-
s.rainiHg The county commissioners from
oon,iau!nR the construction OF the road.
On the ground that tho work now being
daas en- The road is an unwarranied tnya-
son o. his private premises.
Megar;h claims that the first unlawful
Intrusion q The commissioners occurred In
April Iss5. when by their agents. The super
Tlsors, they took down his gates aud fences
aat carried them away. Fie claims fur
tsfr thst the commissioners are BOW pillow
rs gp the ground along the line OF The pro-
posej read. suf placing thereon rocks and
tther material suitable for a roadbed. hut
To- suitable go hls own purposes as owner
q Tie lauf. II must not Pc inferred from
IBIS charge that Mr. Niekerson or Mr.
Ryan or Mr. Bovce has actually been
Sui,.y ~ appearing between the plow-
handles on Mr MeEarth's promises. or that
re county commissioners have actually
heen bsavinz huge houl3ers on their shout
teFs Mr. Mesar,a's language Sc Intended
Simply 30 held the commissioners account
aae for the acts % their accredited agents.
8ta fAFfh@F Gains mat me PARTICULAR
ground Tins hs.ng broken up for a county
iherouEhfare has been used BY him as q
bF4ekyaci for some seven years. and he
svtdenEy does n0t wish 20 have hts brick
Yard interested ~ the lac OF a county
read
TIE commissioners In their answer admit
isat they have been guilty q SURVEYING
AL laying ora. the road through the
Nesafta lNacc. and that they are new en-
ssked IN the aforesaid blowing and carry
lnE ~ stones THAI =. their agents are. But
hey maintain that all thls IS amply tusti-
Hff Teey claitn ta1t as FAR hack - Au-
kssi. 1883, a pet.son was fled by J. T.
Williamson ana other residents of road dis
Utet Ne 2 as a result - watch ere board
q county commissioners tn May, is7&. or
ceres ,te read in question surveyed sna
subsequently, dcc.srs3 g a county ROAD ana
Fat3e highway. thAy prior So March s tSso
re road vac tar mere BhAn seven years
as nas ever since been continuously AMI
AAn 71p,edly ussd. Travelled. worked
AZ kfp' sep So ehe expense - re pubic IS
cau1.y Tcaf B1t putt!e highway.
Aver -ha irtratHctaa of = number 90
N'tneSses. Weo testified Rs .a she laying out
=. tae rea3. gre eNHc- te-s tt1n ~ the brisk
"a SAFE notices.. ferries. river tra nspor-
aaeD ans srRav J-Ave.. ss wss al~rng-
eTee tHa, th= r~I0-v sr,~tnEur was absent
fasa t@e rt.r ans wat'f -rr ~er+trn tln 5
ese-A @iss ~Yrsi~N WAereuren .ee
sAse ~er- cfr r~tG s2er .os as BON aar-
Uss Ray ag~se .1 -4vt 81 ,aken ua again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
1907 Wash Goods.

A host OF th~m and n presti~r
lot you never saw. This 10 by NO
means the complete steck, hat "a
ts large enough. the styles are
handsome enough. the range OF
patterns extensive euezGh and
the prices low enough to please
the NEST critical bayers. There
are novelties I'm this lot of eetsen
that you have ever seen I'm cotton
stats for beauty. Here arc sone
of the new additions Co our al
ways complete wash goods stock.
A new line - Psrcales. light and
medium colorings, al the latest ef-
1ects.
new IRE Of Linen Batisss. lace
stripe effects
A new line OF Satin stripe Organ
dies. beaufifsa colorings.
a new ane oc French Mousselins.
elegant styles.
New line o. Black Bracade Sateenx.
stripes. dots ana figures. rich finish.
New lire OF Dress Ging hams. foreign
and domestic makes. new styles.
New line Of Plain Chambrays. daxir-
able coiors.
New line Dress Sateens. goed styles.
American makes.
New line OF White Dimities. checks
and stripes.
New line OF White Nainsooks. in
rlaids, stripes and SAocks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
MUNICIPAL COURTS POWERS.
Question as to whether II Can Grant
New Trials.

The superior court will soon be called
upon 70 oeclGe the question whether the
municipal Judge has a right TO grant
new trial IN cases tried before him.
A few days ago Louise C0de was con-
victed 81 being a common woman She
was fined 81 and costs. The latter
amounted 20 SIS Her attorney. Edward
Hawkins. gave notice OF q motion for q
new trial The case came up yesterday
afternoon. and City Attorney Kawson
offered "a motion 20 strike the motion for
a new trial This move on the part OF
tho city attorney brought out the couteu-
ti0n that the municipal judge cannot
grant 8 new trial. position which Judge
Bogue sustained. Attorney Hawkins gave
notice OF an appeal. Judge Bogue said
last evening that he was anxious 10 have
the superior court decide upon his pow
ers Ia the question az Issue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
SUIT CIUB ARRESTS.
Three More TaIlors Brought Tn Be
fore Justices.

Tnst faction 90 re tsfzors which -
varrinx or rs faction thas IS alleged 20
favor 'ssuit cuts" executed another 1a7k
uovsrr sni yesterday afternoon BY securing
taa arrest q Ed6le Herald. JACK Irving
and ]. ;. Cannon. Herald was arrested o.
-vo warrants. Gre from each Justice court.
Tee came svssern vas followed X ;ae cases
% T~wirr ars Gamma. ss they are partners.
When the 3rst cEsAs IN thi- ftEHt cane
u Lsu.g LellA vas AIKEN before Jasitce
Austin. charged Wi'a selling s3ostsrv ickst
sd also conducting a t9.tery. lie was
convicted o. selling g lotisry ticket, but
discharged n TIE ofhsT casa Il yes,s--
DAYS arrests a rev Erogrsnrns ass foi-
isxeA Herald wsS charged q justice
Aus.t-'s -curt WI seElng a battery ttcks,.
ara e. Justice TngersoIrs court v-fts con-
tac.lrE 8 lostsry. Irving vas taken bsfors
Justice IrzarsoE or re charge % ecnGnc,-
Tx = Izrery. wn1s IS partner Cannon
was tAks- hsfors Jastic@ Austin sor selling
3 tozte-y tzsket. Y VII - seer ~ rs.s that
re state % trying ~ gee ere Justice 20 70
verse tzs ether. 7. x Nelson. Who was -
rrosAeat5rg witness against Louis D. "a.
appears IN the same capacity against Esr-
al. f-virz srA Caraoa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
ANIMAL CHINESE BANQUET.
A Glorious Time on Washington
street for the Orfentals


The annual celebration OF the Chinese
Of Seattle took place last night al the
QuonG Tuck Company store SIS Wash
iBgton street. It commenced at 30 o. clock
In the evening and lasted until the wea
hours Of the morning Pot IN their appear
a0ce. The times may bo dun bur there
is no getting around the fact that the han
quet was bowling success. over 100 Chi
uese. clad IA the richest garments they
could muster from their wardrobes. par
took o. the b0UuteoQs board and as the
spirit 81 the occasion gradually worked
up 20 the climax there was scene OF 10y
ogs hilarisy. Gee Hee. one OF the head
men 81 the QuouE Tuck Company, as vel
as one II the most respected OF the Chi
uese residents Of the city. may wei he
termed the host and a royal one az that.
AZ the last relay OF thu blE party SAT
down at the tables 81 The rooms at the
rear OF the store, he walked slowly ont
into the main store, and lighting his long
pipe. sat down 20 taks a quiet smoke
Yes" he said to a Post-Tntallixencer
reporter. ''ths banquet IS nov drawing
20 q close. T'ac guests have eaten ana he
members o the family Jast sat down
won't you 60 IN ard caks look Pc
From the room back - the store could
% heard laughter snd sounds thai evident
r. were tended % represent music Tire
actual picture was a striking enc. Seated
around four or I've large round tables
were trenry-dve or rhl~tY Chi-zu,sr.
dressed IN thA brightest coi3rs They were
eating from large variety o. dishes
placed q the ui1dle % ths tables ard
between moutAE-ls talked, laughed ana
sanE.
II The banquet had h-en opan % TIE pub
lie shsre would have bean no room for TIA
chinese themselves. Washington sire.
was crowded for two A'0cEs from 80 ur-
~ o. When tie fireworks came % an r~d
lis lrepasstass 90 estimate enc nunba~ a
f-ac~ackers ard bombs thar wsre a~es
For an hcur ard 4 hslt Fwo long st~inrs
% crackers were kept cracking ara every
ssN seconds there woals - a reinforce
gnr1t OF sound from bozhs and torpAf CAS-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

serszy asrsrnooa 20 re charge Or having
Put Is Est against 4lb@rt 2. Buffers eye.
WITH more force Tran th< A~ allowed
Speaking from a eTtticSI standpoint ire
professor sxecuts1 a beautiful pBsre @
Wcrk. f5e optic revealing a rich CIDER
Justice Enge-xotl. after hezTtrE box But
ier tad acted. said THAI be believed there
was some pTovocafion for the assault ys.
y cld not appear as a true case az ssls
defense. On iris account he thought Best
y ins.ct the Enialnlnn ane. 3 ana CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

municipal court. The case viii come up
for trial February Is az 10 O'clock A m.
Thieves that wanted food instead OF
money broke into the Roliin street mar
ket Wednesday night and stole sl5 worth
Of provisions.
G. II. Brown. t@amSteF, was nnSd 81
and costs by Judge Bogue IN the municipal
court yesterday afternoon for leaving his
team uRhitched at the corner Of Third
avenue and Madison street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

Actions were begun yesterday IN ths SUI
perior court IN the following cases:
y. r. Denny, guardian OF John II. Ma
gle. ". Sugcllffe Baxter eL aL-Pr0mis-
sorry note sss3 ga taxes s222 g, attorneys
Zee SIS and foreclosure.
william " Rsdheld VS. II. VI. Wright
Rent So. and restitution Of premises.
Elizabeth w Owen rs. NJ. &. Heu8er-
sou-Trauscrfpt Of execution. from Kit
sap county.
Louis Sch wabachsr Jacob Furth and
the Puget Sound National bank vs Ed
ward l. Terrv-promissory notes $500.
and foreclosure.
a G ~ Norton rs. Emma s Wood ct
al--PromissoTy note Sl,9g and foreclos-
uFe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
Personal

c. X Hiatt a single manufactures OF
EfEecor7h. Is al the Northern.
r. Craftsman, connected with the Lum-
heFman's Mercantile Company. at Snei-
ton Is registered al the piiler.
William Carroll. a lumocrmaD OF
Marysville. has returned from 4 trip Ia
Toronto Canada. and Is AZ the Dllier.
j D. Matbus. a prominent merchant Of
Juneau IS staying al the Northern with
his family. They are en- route 20 Cali
fornia-
Arthur H. Taylor. vice president Of the
Jualin Mining Company. has returned
from Alaska on HIS way East. lie has
apartments az the Occidental.
II : Turner returned from Butte yes
terday. having been called home by the
death OF his father. q. ;. Turner. Tues
8av az heart disease. he VIII not return
10 Butte but expects 30 spend the sum
mer in the British Columbia mining dis
tricts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
4 FAMILY REUNITED.
R.rgr eEyxg DIPLOMACY BRINGS
HUSBAND AND WIFE TOGETHER

Romance fn Resl Life That Began in
D.iuth Three Years Age and
Ended Happily An This City Last
sunany-smui L. Patrick Left His
spouse B~caass she Was Not Good
Locking Enough. Bat When
brought Face to Face They Kiss
and Make Tp-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

BY Far the choicest and NEST exeuAs-
tie lot OF eraoroiseries that has ever
been shown in Seattle may now be seen
upon our counters. See the window
display and make IL a point 90 inspect
the stock before making purchases
elsewhere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
New Shirt Waists.

The new Shirt Waists went on sale
last week IN cloak department. and the
best evidence OF the beauty is the fact
OF their quick sale. They are going
fast. Come early and see them. srd
also see the latest noveaty-&he new
under waist.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

leave Palmer the same days At $50 p. m,
arriving al Kangley 5y II p. IN.
Vancouver to Hopewell-LeaEe Nanoou-
yer Tuesdays and Fridays a. 2 a M. ar
irving * HopeSen ~ ,. M; leave Hope
well Wednesdays and Saturdays AZ $50
a. M. arriving ar Vancouver by $50 p m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
Muslin Underwear Sale.

Our February Muslin Underwear sale
hss been ne moSt successful one IN our
history. Never before have we been aels
20 offer such extraordinary values. We
are Offering sxauLsise4y made garments AZ
pricss less than ths material would ordi-
narily cost you.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-TuSza r. "
TAmorsaux q Wisconsin, commissions
% the general ard cfsse wiz or Narra
4 send n IFS rsss xnatter1 - F'r@etss-f NJ
Kir}zy Tgs has been re c-lT wsste~a
man - Aols ,he ees>s @ cc=u.Isss mar *
cent Thomas Carer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
IN AID OF THE POOR.


Last Years work showed That the
Plan Can he worked Win saeeess
tendent Of Outside work. Submits
His Report for Isee-seetins 10
Ne Called soon go Insuxurate the
Spring work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
Spring Dress Goods.

Yesterday added SaosaS- large invoice
81 Dress Goods 20 this dsra-sman.- Every.
piece is exclusive and elegant Tas prices
are economical
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
GIVEN HIS LIBERTY.
WILLARD. CHARGED WITH
ATTEMPTED FELONY, FREE

n. Esd of somewhat A'''sr'""'
~-ygIIard Was Attempting 10
p.xr, ogen 81 window In Hf.
rs~le's Hs"ss-He "@s seen by
x..ubher, who shot st Him Five
r,r~.. One Ballet Almost Fatally
wsandiaz Him-Eo"rt News
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

T. Gra Instructor ar tN- y.
s. eso-ss.err n'es.rs E-s1ty BE-
gore @as.-r ESQ peace Tcse-ssG yes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

An ordinary preacher named Bonmo has
been arrested al Liberty, 40. on me
charge Of stealing bibles. He claims II Is
a toke. 1t may be a joke, but fl is not good
enough for a Bonmo.-Chicago Tribune.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

olglu. Auckland. Sydney. Thursday. Feb
ruary T. 1877, ~ q. N. r. =. Graham.
Agent Go First avenue. Seattle: ]. ID.
spreckels & Bros. Co. san Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

For Hawaii. Sal
mos, New Zes land
and An tralia. 5. ).
AZ tralia. 30 Hon
olulu. Tues day.
February 3. at 2
- n. g = Mono
wal sails from san
HFrrrfsea for Hon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

rethersf Me'hersy NefhersfN
Mr.. Winslow's soothla4 syrup has besa used f1x
over 80 years ~ uliens 81 mothers for tAsir chlE
srsn wnIs teeth nx ith perfect sncceha ~ s02ta-s
the cbila, soteHs she gums asiaYS a. pan, cures
go cole ana IA tns asss remedy for psAsfh ssA
sold bY arusx.sts Ia eserY part Of fhs ~STid Sc
rrrp ard AK tor Mrs HiusIow's so~fsiNE syrup
snd taxa 30 other ktRG IS oeRts q bottle.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19
NOT TO HANG THIS YEAR.
Durrant's Execution, If at All, VIII Not
Take Place Before March

Durrant's Execution, If at All, VIII Not
Take Place Before March.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 13.-ln view
OF the fact that the Supreme court,
which is now in session at Sacramento,
will adjourn on Tuesday next until
the second Monday in January, it is
not considered probable that w. II. L.
Durrant, the condemned murderer of
Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams
will expate the crime for which he
was sentenced to be hanged in Deem
Der, 1895, during the current year
In the ordinary course of events, the
matter cannot come up for hearing
upon the points involved in the order
granting the certificates OF probable
cause, to which the murderer owes his
second lease of life, until the middle
of January. After the case has been
decided another thirty days, at least,
must intervene before the remittitur
from the supreme court can reach the
trial court and the condemned man be
resen fenced for the second time. This
course would not allow the execution
to take place before the latter part of
February or the beginning of March
next.