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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06
WILL CLOSE MONDAY.
Latrfss for the n. ~. c. A Indoor
Meet at the Armory March Iz-
The Event..

Entries for the 7. n c. A indoor meet
= the Armory on the evening OF March
AZ VIII close next Monday evening T~ha
gentlemen 20 sand all entries 10 Is " II
LEWIS. chairman OF the games committee.
posto1ice box g. Seattle. II these direc-
1lofs are not followed 70 the letter sarue
athletes will be weeping and wagiirx vnen
they ind themselves Out OF the sport.
Invitations have been sent 10 tna ia
coma Athletic Club s. A c. Townsend
Athletic Association. Ballard Athletic
Club and the Seattle z NJ C. A. II xfll
be TO the advantage OF all contestants IL
they state on their entry blanks whether
tae records given were made tn outdoor or
indoor games
Mr.. Lewis announced yesterday after
noon that an effort would be made 10 ar
range relay race between teams reure-
sentlng the Tacoma and Seattle high
schools. such an event would undoutss-
edly add considerable interest IN m.
meet Gold and silver medals will bs
given 20 the first and second men, re-
spectively, in each handicap event. silver
medals 70 the members OF the winning re-
lay team. and gold medal 10 the winner
OF the wrestling match. By special con-
sent OF President Bean. of the p Y A
the rule requiring registration Of athletes
prior 10 their competition In any games
Will not take effect until after this meet
Events-30-yaTd dash handicap: Ss0-
yard run. handicap: ss0-yarc run. han
dieap; running high Jump. handicap:
running broad jump handicap. pole vault
Tor height, handicap: relay race fby teams
OF Tour men each. each man 10 run 4s9
yarusls each team allowed 10 enter six
men. from which the four 10 run must be
detected, return wrestling match catch
as-cagch-can. between r ID lie Gate g
Y NJ. G. A, and J. r. Worden, T. A c.
al Us pounds. best two out OF three falls
----------------------~-
First Medal shoot Tomorrow.
The Seattle Rod and Gun club win hold
It's hrs. medal shoot of the season al West
S<alfie tomorrow Shonters and an NJ ~
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

SAN FRANCISCO. March s.-F. c.
Rock. who raced across the continent on
a fast mail train. arrived here today IN
time TO catch the steamer for Australia.
ROME. y. Y, March "a confagra-
ton which originated in Bingham's block
caused damage OF probably 500, 600. The
Utica fire department had TO be called on
for help.
PEORIA, ILL.,. March 5-Union elevator
No 2 owned by the Burlington railroad.
was destroyed by FIRE last night. with 30
900 bushels OF grain. The loss is estimated
at Ss5o 600.
MADRID, March 4-The French steam
err Bianch and another vessel have been
wrecked near Passages. Both crews. num-
hering fwenty-ssven men I'm all, were
drowned
SAN FRANCISCO. March s.-The viii
OF Thomas NJ. Qusckenbush was hled for
probate II hequeatbs TO his daughter.
Mrs. Esther Swortfinger, an estate valued
al 81 90 ose.
TERRF HAUTE. Ind. March s.--Ths
Fleming horse sale has closed. The av-
erage price for the entire sale was slss
Julius Caesar G.zsA), by Graystone, was
bought for SIS.
MILWAUKEE,, March AFTER being
out eight weeks the so miners OF the
Aragon mine. who struck for an advance
IN wages have sgreed TO return 20 Work
at the cid scale.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 5-~A ship
load OF -four. potatoes and other provis-
ions for Vladivossok. the terminus Of the
great Trans-Si berian railway. will soon
be under way from this port.
WASHINGTON, March William L..
Chambers OF Alabama. has been chosen
b. the three powers party 20 the Samoan
agreement a. chief Justice OF Samoa. TO
succeed Mr. rde OF Vermont.
BERKELEY Cal. March i.-Ciauds
Marks the i2-year-oid son OF George
Marks. tobacconlst.. died tonight from the
effects 81 a blow on tho head received to-
day while watching a pee-wee game A.
the Lortn school.
NEW YORK March s--Ths govern
ruenf OF Peru absolutely refuses 20 allow
the claim OF Victor r. Mccord. an Amer
lean citizen. fer false arrest and ifnprts-
onrnAnt The claim is for f1aso. Sec
rotary oiuey n July made a pefemptory
demand apon Peru for the settlement OF
the claim
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To MEET MONDAY.


There has never beer half the interest
taken in the subject % good roads In this
city that there Is a. tire present time TIE
meeting which has been called for Monday
night Ia fAe municipal court room. is at
tracing a great asaI % attention and
there IL 40 question that II vii be by Tar
toe largest gathering 81 whesl enthusiastic
ever assembled in this city
I'VE nave practically no roads for wheel
ing" said prominent bicyclist yesterday.
without building them. Ar excellent start
was ma6s last year. and there 10 no reason
why a great dae more should not be ac-
comp.Lshed this season When the tlrxs
cal " A. made last June. for meetins
% wheelmsn. just SIX responded 20 the
call. From this beginning over si.aa was
collected and put into wheel paias dur
lag the season. with the start that
wheeling las taken since then IL is only
fair to assume that two or three times
that amount VIII be expended this season
] predict that before the Fourth Of July
the present path viii have been extended
10 Madison street. II not to Leschi park
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The mining camp here opened last week.
ard a crew OF men Is AT work doing the
assessment work on the group or claims
owned by the San francisco Mining Com
pany The prospects are copper, with a
heavy iron Gaping. IL h impossible 10
get any definite information In regard TO
the value OF the claims. but the fact that
the owners have kept crew OF men pretty
constantly at work since 1890 seems TO In
dictate that the owners think their prop
erty a good one.
While but little prospecting has been
done in these mountains, owing TO the dn-
hcuIty of getting about, still. now that
many trails have been built into the In
terror, II is TO be hoped that prospecting
may receive a much needed impetus. The
trail which begins here runs through to
the coast and many side trails branch or
on tho summit OF the divide I'm all direc-
tons making this one OF the best points
10 enter the mountains The prospects
for an early spring arc very good. Piow-
ing IL now going on. and grain s being
seeded as the time allows
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Az. CORBETT IN LINE
.xp BANKER NAY BIZ AP-
-n.xrEp TO THE SENATE
,.< dss Decided 10 Name .
...ey 20 Mitchell, Although
- 4. some Doubt a. TO Connr-
No Appropriations 90
ossxses the Government In Ore
ssa

-~f4<D. March There IS n we'll
I ss r,,snoy tonight that Gov. Lord
f<s'ss es..a,f ex-s,enztor II. ". corbett TO
" ssrrv u the United States senate
e -. safe caused BY the failure OF
W. ..s1.gsst.rs 70 elect al the recent ses-
a. GARRETT represented oregon 81
e,..s..s states senate from issx TO 1874.
- -. uressdsnt % the FRS, National
- AZ tnis city. ard . man Of large
ssaith~
- he wSuld appoint p senator.
su-.s,a.r he vii. bs seatsd I cannot
80 Ar. Lord. the decisions are
- Ss.-snz ard the result would depend
sa-axaat On the temper Of the senate. I
~.s ka9x az what time. or II al any
- I mall convene 4 special session OF
- i.~saztuse. The fact that ] shall ap-
ssi,< 4 senator Indicates that ] have no
1890 intentiGu % calling the iegiSia-
- saxsfaeF. az least FOR some time. Re-
- s-srurrsrlces Indicate too many cross
ss.-r..s@s 10 hope for cooperation among
- neaibers 70 secure needed lsgisla-
s!sa.
rasay the temporary organization Of
-. har.se which has been meeting every
1.y Including Sundays. since January II.
Sssrtye.. and the members returned
sa,ns The senate adjourned February "a.
~Ae awer branch OF The legislature was
r.esr organized. and consequently no leg
s.s.tlsE was enacted. Tho secretary of
.,a.s has given cut that he viii issue no
~sryanss or certificates Of Indebtedness.
4, Il TIE states government Is 10 DO car
red On tie governor must call an extra
rsss.oH Of The legislature 20 pass appro-
,ssaElon bills.
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Industrial and Railroad so,.

! l. Re BevoiSe. general agent % .h~
rasssu ger department - me reek fsIsr4
route. returned - Portland yesterday
sznsrsaren6ent l. r. Smith - the ore
Ega improvement COMPANY. - ia Port
land and all return tsni.st
J. " Casey. travelling freight ard pas
senxsr agent 81 TIE Chicago. Milwaukee
4 = paGi arrived IN TIE city yesterday
from Portland.
George Mel. EToNE. district .zsze- ger
sEeE, q TIE CaEadl2a Fkc4nc ra4Iaay
rived IL teN1 yesterday from g sasl-
ness trap 70 Portland de saves tals
- 3Tx4ls -. N2x4SsGv&E.
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faSe Interest n wjrg s1oofing s-@ invited
No s4rpssssoa b. charged The rrowa vii
- OYER or the II - 0'csocs ferry
rn2@r RS. ha1Sicap system. al entries
are In ere csa~. and poor saots are given
enough birds % put them on al equal
footing with such ussn az Capt Miner. =
r Ella J. ~. Hardy ard others. Two
han6Scne geld medals have been par
erased. ore 60 30 known rs the handicap
medal. and tae other as the high average
r--rs71F
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- ~ ootn clubs sEve Seer p.ckss rsor,
a. Best available bow.erx. tse ~n4n .ak-
ihs part n iasf wIntsrss tosrns ns4rss hesrr
s4As'sAsAill@a Ihiz action was taken wgsa
-" % enec4raz ing sewers 20 ralsA
49, genera average. and 30 increase the
EensEz. interest IN a,ws,nu rsIsw vssrs -
KIN az ats .. m. ard >ors~ ,n,.-a-.s-.-
Work on both sides Is expected.
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San Francisco Races.

BAN FRANCISCO. March s.-weather
stormy at Insieside: track sloppy. Re-
suits
Six furlonRs-Lsxxie IL won: time. i.lTis.
Seven furiongs-San Marco won; time.
fs3gia
Six Alphabetically won: time. 1884,.
one and one-haI. miies-Arsentina won.
time 2.41iz.
Seven furiongs-Gutta Percha won:
time. / ~
one mile-Stentor won; time, I:i5s4.
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~ crsrk IN th- sseS." pain uraer n.
ssentsr-- slssez, E&teT hash. ei8ousr~Ss
- Constipation. ar~ symptoms Il sss-
.--s.~aa .tazzaeh. ktsneys. NVer. AT 49,
-. Fer a. ailments orlg aat1aE lr A d.
rA~se-aezS st taese organs. sAks Ayers
g.4-S~
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DEATH :.


eAN FRANCISCO. March s.-Asa A
Fisk. a noted character OF this city. died
today aged 80. Fisk came here thirty
years ago from Boston and engaged In
business as a money tender He charged
high ratee Of interest and frequently. when
sued 10 recover money on rates. the inter-
est was found 10 greatly exceed the prin-
cipal. He leaves Q fortune valued at
s.. 0oo. 600.
Fouts. the Pitcher
BALTIMORE. March 6.-Dayid L
f-cutx, the great pitcher and right fielder.
died here today Of asthma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06
THE POWER ST MANHOOD.

When you lose that power you have
lost 81 she best Of life. There Is a charm
gore from your existence. and you miss
r more than anything else.
Buf when You regain Y after years ~
incapaclfy your heart will leap with Joy
then the bright spirit will shine forth IN
your eye. and the happy snsls IN your
couneenancs wfn tell your acqusiutances
that you have found a new existence
Then you meet your friends with ths
stronger clasp % the hand and the look OF
confidence which tells them that here
IS the newborn man
Your every acti0a bsspeaks rev mar
hood. You are then better man physi@-
ally and mentally than u yoa had never
knoWa weakness
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In ray thers s-e 1sere fAsaters. ia 30
-..~.tSa 20 IRE popa4afoa tAan ln &ny
s,ses~ csszzf~y-
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Z. A. G. Va. :. A. @. Howters TONIGHT.
me Tacoma Athletic club win send a
team Of six men here this evening to bowl
ssssnst team OF the g. A. G. The play-
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University Notc.-

The regular monthly athletic meet
which was 20 have been held Thursday.
has been posf poued a week. owing 10
the examinations which were held on
that day
Work in ire military department viii
commence Monday under capt. <. H. No
tsswen. who has been acting ns com
rnandant daring Lieut.. Waolley absence
sn san Francisco
Two rev classes have bean organized
for the ensuing term. descriptive astron-
o,rv. " hica was published dux1z FEB
f5tarv under Prof Taylor and American
history, under Prot. Rechdolt.
Although college opened last Tues
sav work vas rot commenced - tire
srTnuassgrn untn THURSDAY when Prot.
FanLer Veer hegan work with 1ose IN
~ ssrlil compete ~ tH0 /. N a. A meet
a BE- held IN .3e Armory next Friday
evening.
Yesterday evening ere Aletheuonian Lit
,-erv society rendered splendid musical
,,~[..svla d re In laamy ball ksaca lts M
49, So w@n received. The following
,esa. a. the programme Fi81o soto.
~. tgrnsa.s. vocal sole. NJ Giles piano
-, Ms Dunlap. violin solo. Mr. Par
- sssana solo Mr. pcnSuarc. vQral saao.
M Ri.assfS ssn. cormet saso. &r- r T..
S-stte- vs~sl sola Mss Whiscisr. r.auo
s9Ir. Mr. S4oEeTrlaa. university 3aaTt@tte.
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Y,,s tse-al cfslc~@ ~ ~ Great Northern
,..ste~iaw received copies o. tse new
kaegausv folder that the road ass Te-
-artfv fssaa6. Besides she u22p- wa5ch
t.,-s,,-a-a a xrsst EaAI q territory or each
80. ~ ne international Boundary. reach
49, "a ysr south a. rart % l3a2c and tn
.5e.atmx a part OK Montana she so.5sc
S-,,sssFss slsfl4aA.e information al re sub
.s-s~ ~ wMxas ana gre uz4E1aE laws q
k,r1 flyff1sa Columbia 8D6 IRE llltet
ssses~~ IRE folder ~ valuable con-vi-
Sutton - IRE MINING Atef allure . The
.... snx TIE districts 70 Tie ueEta
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MINES AND MINING.
LOST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY TRAIL
PROPERTIES AT A Low FIGURE.

Capt. 9. l.. Burbridge Tells How He
Secured . Bond on the War Eagle,
Iron Mask and Virginia for a17,-
500 for . Company which After
ward Threw Ii Up-CouId Have
Bought Half the Townsite Of
RossIand for $3.50.
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The hn,ni Popular Roua
szRE-=11zxzz=zzsz=-sr-xxz
To
ROSSLAND,
n - ID ALL
Kootenay Points. ]
TIME SCHEDULE,
= Eject November 10th, 1874

MI NsSsvs
This card subject TO change without no
tice.
Through tickets TO Japan ana China Viz
Northern Pacific Gfsamshtp Company.
For rates routes and other fnformatfoo
call on or address
General Agent Seattle
City Ticket oniee. corner xssisr wAy
and First avenue
Depot Ticket CrIee. cornsF WsstorD
avenue and Coiumbia street.
A. u, CHARLTON.
Aasisfans General Passenger Agent
Nc rs Mofrison Street. cornar Third
Portland Or.
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DrP
Ny muscles
-
wonder
ny Sander
Gases q 1en ~as@a IL AA'%- -
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THE property loss is between ssso.eo and


CINCINNATI March 5.-From p. m
to II a. m. the rainfall here was 4 50
inches. All suburbs along Mil creek are
under water, and hundreds Of families
homeless Telegraph wires are down all
around the city, owing 10 landslides
The food extends up the Miami valley.
DAYTON. Springfield. Hamilton and other
noiuts suffering The Ohio river here is
rising ten inches an hour. The rain
ssoDpsd az noon.
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ACTIVE WORK ON CLAIMS.
LAKE CT

Mining Operations Progressing On
Lake Cushman-
LAKE CJrSHMAN. March Especial
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Eighty-MiIe Wind at Cairo.

CAIRO. Ill, March "a heavy thunder
storm. with rain and wind, struck this
section at a. m today. Roofs were torn
of. plate glass windows smashed. frame
church under construction destroyed, one
house blown down, and the wreckage
burned Eight persons were injured and
one burned in the ruins. The wind had
velocity of fifty-six TO eighty miles an
hour
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First Medal shoot Tomorrow.
The Seattle Rod and Gun club win hold
It's flrs. medal shoot of the season al West
Seattle tomorrow. Shooters and al who
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ST LOUIS March s.-The storm ex-
tended throughout the state and into
Southern and Central Illinois. Mail from
the East, West and South IS delayed five
TO twelve hours. The Western suburbs
are partly Inundated by the most severe
flood experienced in thirty years Acres
Of land were covered. houses undermined
and property destroyed. From north to
south across the city limits the water
covered the Low lands. and many fami-
Ias "a hsr in
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21
RIGGS BILL.
Provides for Election of super.
 intendent of TaXtS.

MT. Rirg,' tons. bi ,, for ,l.e cre- s,ion O. .nyerint, h,,ent of tax's ot !" nal "A, q cha'l'ahle n.tirn,i0n, as .mend. d now provides for rhe 6 ton in each j d cial district at the fret election hi la .f CT the ps.sage of ihe hill and every two years thereafter, a -up-rint-nd' mt of ttx'r, renal and cliaIitatl- ine;i utinns for sucI dis. ,rict. Th,ss sni eriui.nd"rt must qualify rn t e furth Monday alter heir e;ec,i"n ani give bond. il the y+n.l sum of 5.00J each. TS.y -hall m ..t in Phpi iy on ti. first MOrdsy in Jun- in ench y";,r O. thH ,qrslIz.- tiun of taxes O! ti.e several c'nn,ies and districts, and shall meet in tie -nms l con tie first Monday in Angui in ord-r Q hear con,pl ,ints. The -uperintend.nts shall inspect the ,il- "f i. district and ~l.n the pul.l,c Eo ? tal, when r,q les.d to do sD by the bn,rC O sIpeiNi o.
 i The t-ndent. are nl o OIrect. -d 0 m e. in Pm nix on rh- iirsi Mo !. day in January, April, Ju.y ani Ocro- ter, or w eu TWO snp-rl,'trnd ms call 4 e. .iiny, ari perform ail the Iuti-s and iunc i ms tow txICissd by the ,ari o; control, sud tie aui tor of the territory shall e ss cretarv of tho c m .rl,ngs. Tn" surcri.t ndpat. are
 0 '.e pa-d $l 300 year for their ser ,ire-. or course, this hill m ans the aholIt:o, oi both the board of egusli- 1 k,tiJ and the hfnrd of control SIS 1 they nrw exist an substituting Tn | their liCrs Il loard shat .hali be rl-rt.d hy the people Uf ths ssvera' | i,,ricts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21
OFFERED STATEHOOD.
U.ah Makes Generous Terms
 of Admission.

Me.srs R. c. Lund and F.. D. Wonly the commi .sioner. appoint d by the Utah legislature to treat with the Ali z ,ns l. g,siature for the annexation of that portion of Arizona north Of the Coln ado river to Utah, were in King. man las: week. They say Il pacific cit tement of the buundry que.t,on will sdvsrce Ariz,Da's chsnce4 ior sts'sh. oi.
 The territory involved lie north O the Colorado liver from one hundre. and fifty to two hundr,d nnd fit, miles away from conn,y seats. and tn. people are taxed without representa- lion. The strip of country is the rem dezyeus Lf cattle thieves and ouila~. Annexation 10 Utah Wil brake mp Ia " lsssness in tha; country. They go '' Fiaytsf, thence to Phoenix to get tn legi. la,nre to memorialize congress t' make the segregation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21
Tw., Lives Saved,

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas nt Junction City h.. was 'old hy her d c,ors she had con- sumption and ,ha, there was n hope for her, bur ivy, bottles of Dr. Kings N, " Di-covery cured nsr, and he s;-ys il say, her life. Mir Th"s Esgers, I39 Florida s., San Francisco, suffered from
 dreadful cold, approictIng consump- lion. ,r:ed without resul, everything else ,hen bought one bottle of Dr. King New Discovery and in two weeks was cur-d. He IS naturally th1nkiul. IL IS ruch re-ulis. of which there are sam les that prove rhe onderiul efficary ot the medicine in cough aad colts. Flee trial bottles at Tombstone and Bishee drug stores, Regular size 5cc and SI co
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21
Free Pills.

S~nd your address 10 H.. F. Bucklen & C. Cnicago, a,d ge, free sampl-' brS of Dr. Kings New Life Pile. A tria will convince you of their merits. These D Ii> are easy in acion and are pariic. ularly effec in the cure of constipat- on and sick headache. For msl:ria and liver troubles, they have been provr d Ir- v3l,able. They are gusrsnteed to be verfc rly ire. from every deletero IS sub stance and 10 be purely vegetanle. They do not weaken ny their action. h1t by giving ton. to rhe s,onech and b vel Ste |" invigora'e the svs'em Regular size 2,e. per box. Sod by Tsmbston. and Bi,bee dlaggisls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21
EUKMkR TOMBSTONElrE
I. Well Known Teacher Pas ses
 to the BeyO,d.

ANroN-At Concho. Apache Co.,, Ariz ma, SIm'ac, Fvh. II. 1897, Mrs. Carrie 4. Sta"ton, aged 51 year, J .nou h and 9 d,vs.
 Mir. Staut ,u w,- an iii l 'nt paine taking an.i highly r.P. ct~d teacher in our Tom ,ione .ciDol fer ssversl terms in .srly days and has since he.n .nra ed il that vocation in Gila .ni Apache connries. Her hu . hand. also teacher . I evp-rIencc and ,hil,,v. survives l,Dr. and resigned he charge tn give all Li- ''G,e ,o iender!y .dmiui-te ing 70 her want, during her illness. Her d -ui.e is 70 be regretted .n aill he sad news tJ her RaSy friends h,rs. IIe.r'f It ssmpnthy oa the .n irr community is extended to tue Lerraved husbs.G.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21
SOCIETY NUTE,
Newspaper Report of a Bon
 Ton Event.

The Mineral Wealth lives the fol- lowing bit Of Mo'sve cnnnty society news: "Tie p' op!e on the Sar dy ha1 q rat killing time at their dance hal the other night. Among other feh- lures Lee Kaiser and Tom HnIy fought to . fiui.h with knucks and a prominent gentl man g't .wipei with n gun ore. the hump rf cumulative uess. Tho, Sardy folks know how to have @ gCod time even if stock cat ,le a,e at bs drock pricer.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-21
BLtCK JACK IDENTIFIED
Ey Driver of the White Oaks
 Stage and q Cowboy.

The Fl Pasn Herald stys: "A N-w Ntxc,n cowl oy named Gn"ch id n- i.ed III ck Jack McD ,nald today In he U, :. rnmmi..iunei' 's cour', AS the mi cr,u- charact-: he had seen up n ,h, wei ity of me gage :o'brry, on rhe night of Oct. 2l ls-'. Inn 'tage .l,iyer, Butler. who run. the ,t,ee b. 'wern Whit O,ks Al d San Ant. nio pn.ii ly identified iite pri-Oner as one the parties who heid up the .age and robbed lh, U. $. mail.
 con the siren th nf this the ac- cuscd was remarked for further nearing l., bc held next Saturday. HcDnnnld i- s.i by ,he police tn nave Il ali char, c'er and tl'at lac Was f,r.,Ine time in tni- ciry in the husi- u ss uf rolling dInuk-n men. He was m. ly oderej out f town, then went ,v-r the river nId astrIwards ci-np- pear-d. Now he turns up again liz C .ck from ihe botro o n of a pack"