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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
THE GRAIN BAG MONEY
TREASURER Y0ING WANTS THE
WARDEN TO TURN 1T OVER
Eugene Way "ExpInfns~ About the
King County Assessmcnt-A Deal
an swauk PIacers-sew Outlet for
the wheat of KIfckftat County.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post Intelligencer.
OLYMPIA Oct L State Treasurer
Young has forwarded the following COM
n12nlea tion 70 the attorney generals ofIics
regarding the failure OF the warden OF the
peH51slziaEy 70 turn ever 20 nIm the mon
eys coming into hts hands from the sale cf
Jate. etc. al that institution:
ZION. Thomas n Vance, Assistant At
torEey Gseneral-Dear Sir. / beg 70 inform
you that The warden OF the penltsntiary az
WaIaa 5 alAa nas not RENTED any money ;
70 This 0f1lee for the sale Of 1ute fsbFic and
brick since May. 1sg7. / have draws upon
him Tor the an0ant due ms office, as
shown ~ the auditors certified statements
70 This Office. and payment has been re-
fused D. Mr.. Catr0n. the warden. This
notice Is given 20 enable you 20 protect the
states interests ia this matter. Very truly
yours, &C w. YOUNG,
STATE Treasurer"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
A SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce Row
90 ne settled rrfaay

special Dispatch 20 The Post-fnieliigencer.
TACOMA. Oct. IA special meeting OF
the Chamber Of Commerce has been called
by Vice President GrlERs for Friday night
10 consider the resignation Of Edward q
Hamilton as president Of the chamber. The
call was signed hy ive members. supposed
TO De friends o. Mr. Hamilton. and was
made Ter the purpose OF bringing the mat
ter before an open meeting Of the chamber
The action taken hy the trustees yesterday
Ia which they decided 10 accept the reslx-
nation. goes oaly as far az they are con
eernea the acceptance Of the resignation
hetng left In the hands OF the members
themselves. The meeting Is certain 10 Ae
runSrr, "a the friends ~ both factions
VIII be out IN force. Mr uamli,ons friends
are LOYAL and VIII undoubtedly stick BY him
10 he lat They comprise the younger Gle
n'ent Of the chamber and intend 10 SEQ 10 4
thar tbeir sentiments IN thu matter are con-
sidered
The statement made On p aeatfle paper
several dasa ago to the effpef that gecre-
fary collyef's statements in the Post-Iu.ei-
igeneeF were condemned hy that gentle
man as mlsrepr presentations IL denied br
Mr.. CoiyeF. Ar. Coliyer avs the state
ments made ~ The asi-fntelligsncer cor
respondent IN regard to what n. said were
true and he has ne complaint la make 8f
the way be has been treated IN Use eoatrs-
vsFsy.
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RAILROAD MATERIAL GOES NORTH.
The seattle Takes seventy Tons for
the New Road From Dyea.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-In:eliigencer.
TACOMA. oct. i2-When the steamer
CITY o. Seattle leaves this port tomorrow
for nyea and Skaguay she viii have aboard
between 81 and - tons OF material TO be
used in the construction OF the new Chill
kaor pass railroad. mention OF which was
made IN this mornings st-Intelligencer.
RATS material Will be landed az Pyramid
harhor. better known as Hslnes' mission.
II Was further announced today that The
new company Il constructing large wharf
al Dyed leading from the mainland 20 deep
water. when finished this viii Dee the only
wharf as Dyea and win assist very mate
rally IN the uDhuilding Of Dyea, which loss
considerable business during the recent
rash from the fact that there was no wharf
there
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MINES Ar MEADOW GREER.
work Resumed on tho Niue jay
strikes az Free Geld

work Resumed ON the nInc Jaw
strikes az Free Geld
Special pepatch ta the Poet rl1fre,,,.r
MEADOW CREEK. Lake Che.an. OF
Work ou the Blue jay mine. OF the
tAelan Gold Mining Company. has bsev
resumed. AZ Che end OF the 2tl FOO, ,pr.-i
snort dritt was ran 10 the westward
WIN satisfactory results ana another
erlt Is To be commenced RI tha ooposite
direction Tho wcFf on the idaho IL nea
'onpletea ana Tire crew employed ,hs~e
transferred 90 Sire Blue JAY mine
very promising claim ana have lal8 IN a
winters supply. They WIN nan funnel
2" 'ut tas la'ire at 3 depth - ninety feaf
spec mems from The free gold fas ~
STRUCK hy Hunt ara Reb3rchaod IN safe
~ Hareor creek show assays as hirh as
VIA. Thev VIII work 7- % sIi vlnfsr n,,-.
ips built the.g caan ana la5d b. ~, -s'.-.
ssry supplies
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The GrnLn Rafr lnac.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. Oct fudge Hauford viii
convene court IN this city tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock and hear several
matters on the docket the most import
ant Of which is the demurrer to the COM
PLANT Ia the big grain rate case Of Cardtn
vs., the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company. Attorney Cotton. OF Portland
VIII appear Tor the railroad company and
MAI. 9. @. Bates viii appear for Cardin
The decision on the demurrer VIII be
eagerly watched for by n number Of peo-
pie who are interested in the case.
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Manly Family Reunion.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intelligencer.
GRAND FORKS, =. c., Oct 12-Last
Sunday evening the Manly family held a
reunion in the form of a banquet Mrs
Eliza III. Manly, the aged mother. who
gathered her five sons around her on this
occasion. said that it was the FIRST time in
twenty-eight years that they had all been
together. The sons are Dr. $. r. Manly
mayor; John A. Manly, alderman: w. c.
X. and l.. A, A4auly and Joseph Manly.
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A MILLION BUSHELS.
THE WHEAT SHIPMENTS FROM IA
COMA REACH THIS FIeUEE-
Mayor Faweets Has the Sois feter-
sansdfaa Pacific Cuts Rates on
s.tmen Shipments - Chamber OF
Commerce. go hold Special Meeting.
speeisi Dispatcf . re E'os'-Tntelligene,ef:

roectsi Dispatch - IRE Pas'-Infeiiiseri',sf.
TAc3xA. 0ct. fz.-ihs @o.ysi-busfei
ymark "a wheat shipments from thiz pert
- foys4gn countries has beer passed, he
- 49, "a teave and brig tae total
sf.ova fhesa figures we're TIRE Madagascar.
$500, cleared yesterday with 1909 bush
-. yalaaa 81 STA, - ana the American
err, ST Francs which ~as fcEea %
49, sofay with - ~ bushels q tiae value
az - 80. Thee twa ships make nine YES
aeis fhaE have teft fhsa port. the exact
amount % wheat taEsn heilss l.eei.As BUSH
60 valued "a SIS ls.aF. and the season has
eaiy started
The grain feet already in the hsTbor was
assensufed today BY the American ship
Marsoa cfille9ft. formerly the k3branna8-
TIE giibrannau. Il viii ~ remembered,
wenf on the heacn spnle months age near
fofnf Wilson. ard WAS bought BY Aeasrs.
chiic1tf. Earues9n. Steele and other pTon-
ine4st atevedores. who bad her oveEnauied
and re-rsgged. she vii load a. elevator Il
far Tsufgfe
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Deal i'm swank PIacers.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
EI-LENSBURG. Oct ia deal vas
closed today and the money paid whereby
". a. Ford transfers MS rich gold claim
on the Swauk 20 o. w. Barlow and W. II.
Paulhamus. Of Tacoma, and Judges Cor
don and Anders. The price is understood
20 be $1,000. They bonded the claim a short
time ago and nave since taken out over
500. 1t is now considered one of the best
claims on the SwaEk
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Speti9l Dispatch 20 the st-InieiHgenccr
TACOMA. Oct. t2.-I.ook You. the younr
Chlnaman arrested a few weeks ago In
'iYwpla Tor being without a certificate al
residence was taken before Commissioner
CLIFFORD this afternoon and ordered de-
ported In an probability the case VIII bs
appealed 80 Judge Hanfsrd The deportad
man and HIS father I've IN Olympia the
senior claiming that the boy was born In
san Francisco nearly thirty years ago
TIE proof VAS not sufficient 20 dismiss ths
O. China
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JUDGE FIELD TO RETIRE.
oft-Repeated Rumor Is Positively Re-
nenfed-NcI. eunn His Succcssnr

pehted-Nckennn his successor.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia Washington
dispatch TO the Herald says: Associate
Justice Field os the United States su-
preme court, has made formal application
10 President Mckinley TO be retired from
the bench under the law allowing MEM
bers of that court to be retired when 20
years of age.
The statement is also made that Attorney
General Joseph McKenna, of California
viii be nominated 10 succeed him on De-
cember 5. when congress convenes, five
days after the retirement Of Justice Field
takes effect.
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test run was completed. None of the rich
ore was put through. and the result was $40
per ton in addition tc-the absorption OF the
plates The mill VIII be started up again
at the end of the month and will run till
November %. when full cleanup viii be
made. The company intends 10 largely in
crease the capacity OF the mill ana TO util-
lie water power for running the same.
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CATCHING THE SALMON BUSINESS.
Canadian Pacific Cnts Rates aud Sc
cures tsaai gautrner~

fpcctai Dispatch % the pcst-fntel ligencav
TACOMA. Oct L. Tho Information a
a neatly planned coup hY the Canadian
Pacific railroad leaked oar today ia & tttk
VIII railroad man who Sc en- 10 things
tome DAYS ago the Canadian read maae
what Is known aa a midnight rare. ca
more commonly a side FATE. on gslraa1
shipments to Chicago and cafuuien points
The old fate WAS Is ceufa per hun5-,l
pounds. and applied on an the transeas-
tinf utal roads The Canadian Pacific rail-
road saw sn opportunity ~ einching the
salmon shipments 3rd lost ne tisne In se-
curing contracts with the different uark-
srs on Puget sound and IN Orrren Tha
ffntnensiiy or this traffic iz hattcr OK.
planned hy she total pack % che coast far
the YEAR which VIII Do something ovsg.
sNNss0 eases. ~ which Puget sound ana
AiasAa VII pack about two thirfs
When the Northern Pacific heard what
was hc3us doue hy It's csmuettfar Il inn
meeiateiH made corresponding rate.
which was issued today. hut ass the Cas,s-
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New Outlet for klickitnt wheat.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
GOLDENDALE, Wash, Oct. 2-The
Klickitat county commissioners in regular
Sc ssion. have ordered a wagon road OPEN
ed and Well built to Lyle. Much of the
road will follow the GoldenGale and Lyle
railway survey. 1t is said the farmers Of
klickitat viii save s cents for themselves
by marketing their wheat at Lyle. Re-
Gently the steamboat transportation
charges from Lyle 10 Portland have been
greatly reduced.
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WEARING WILL NOT ACCEPT IT.
Nomination for Comptroller on Hem
rv Gcorge Ticket Goes Hegging.

NEW YORK. Oct 12.-Col. George r.
Waring. OF the street cleaning department,
has declined the nomination of the Jeffer-
sonian Henry GEORGE Democracy for
comptroller.
The Herald says:
Charles w Dayton. formerly postmas-
ter. is likely TO become the candidate for
comptroller on the Democratic ticket Of
which Henry George Is the head Mr. Day
ton can have this nomination II he will
lake It. lie viii take IL if he becomes
convinced that his candidacy will prove a
unifying force among Democrats"
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dlan Pacific railroad has secured numsr-
9as contracts TIE rev rate wlH not CO
81 n41eh good a. was expected
Ie was Also stated today that the Cana
dian pacihc railroad had secured con
siaerabse business 81 California on SAL
nson shipments - points east OF Chicago
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LIGHT on THE MYSTERY.
Evidence Tending Ga show Thnl
IfueFnv- N-a~ Murdered

Itnefev- Ms Murdered
Special Dispatch ts che p0st-TntaIIlgencer.
SPOKANE oet 12-ol.ver T.udfors. a
swedish bachelor. Nvl0E oa Calvert lake.
nfteen mites ssuth Of Chegey. n7yvter.oue-
r. disappeared September e Recently
strong suspicious - t78l play have been
aroused ana RS ec.ghho~s are now con-
auct.rF searching examination. He 'rf,
home early on the morning * Septcmbr e.
ssnce thgn there has been 70 trace % Inn.
fcw days aso us.Shao-s noticed 4
stencil coming fTou straw stack near
bis house. r. was discovered that a body
ha3 i5.u taere uatl greatly de<o.uaoee,3
ee. bad Been removed bat e. sa0rt uule be-
fore
Il So sat r.nst,rs has 81 a0 in cash bg~-
Sea near his house lie owed ~ eas ana
90 aaf two Gre farms his brother ar
rrFf1 Yesterday ,rom Montana 20 aid the
ssaTeafTs.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Iutelligeneer.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-The following
pensions We're granted today: John Adj
ans, Soldiers Home: Charles S. Sawyer.
Marshall, John T. Swain, Bucoda.
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The Point EIIice Damage Cases

VANCOUVER. B. c., Oct I2-The third
OF the Point Ellice bridge cases came up for
trial today before Justice McCou. The
plaintiff Is Mrs. Lang. who is suing the city
OF Victoria for $4,000 damages for the
death OF her husband a dentist
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big Cargo of Canned salmon.

VANCOUVER. &. c.. Oct. 12.-The Ger
man ship Kehreweider cleared today for
Liverpool wi,h d.fu cases Of canned sal
mon, valued al S212. SO.
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VANCOUVER n O. o.. fs-0wf-- .,
n ,o ere tramwsv. ere -1IH AZ ,ne
T'.-ea Cache usas or Csyu.n=s eresk. In
1856 s--s-Fl-,. Was zh-t G3a1g Before tse
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
bruskists refund money II it fails to cure
15c
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4 cnoice stock 81 high-grada pianos and
rstas and everything ia the music lIne
A. Sherman. Clay x Cos. rs s.copa A.
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FUNDS IN the STATE TREASURY.
Quarterly Report OF Receipts and
DfshurxemcnfS to state Auditor.

Quarterly Report OF Receipts and
Disbursements TO state Auditor.
Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intelligencer.
OLYMPIA. Oct. I2-F1lowing IS he re-
port Of State Treasurer Young 10 state
Auditor Cheetham. for the quarter ending
September 30:
General Fund.
On hand s44253 p Disbrsmts s2is 222 Il
Receipts -. 23S. 75l % Balance =. S61ss o.
Total ..&ss.oo5 IS. Total =. ..s2Saoo5 Is
Military fund.
on hand 8 42ai 81 Disbrsmts s. 1893 81
Receipts -. ll,H3 81 Balance :. 1888 81
Total ..sls.7Os s. Total =. IS SOS IS
Interest Fund.
on hand S 5.eS7 81. Disbrsmts .. ..........
Receipts 1859 IS Balance IS 1925 p
Total ..sl9.247 ri Total e. ..SI9.247 p
Permanent school Fund.
on hand ..sa.o67 s5l Dlsbrsmts s. 1856 IS
Receipts $500 ? Balance =. 1S.ai2 ca
Total SECS % Total =. IS >.6Gs 2
Current school Fund.
ON hand ..$llo,7so Is Disbrsmts ..sli7.e43 40
Receipts g.. 2Ss Gi9 a Balance =. 81. 757 L
Total $50. 40 59 Total e. ..s34a. 900 80
Tide Land Fund.
on hand ..Siii,06s 81 Disbrsmts s. 9.25l %
Receipts l4429 Is balance :. 1925 81
Total ..$i55. 1876 So Total E. ..$l55.4e6 &c
Special Land Deposits.
on hand g 1876 "A Disbrsmis s. 1854 50
Receipts -. So o. Balance S0S Il
Total s 2.75S ri Total =. s. 2,75s "a
Revolving Fund, Penitentiary.
on hand s. 1882 II pisbramts . ..........
Receipts -.....-.,. Balance 3 I5.a52 II
Total s 1852 III Total =. s 75.s52 Il
Grain Inspection Fund.
On hand IS la3 SCI Disbrsmts =. ..........
Receipts -. 4s2 70 Balance IS 24l5 50
Total 3 e.n5 sol Total e. IS ans %
University Fund.
ON hand $ liza Ssl plsbrsmts =. ..........
Receipts .......... Balance IS 1,174 %
Total s. liza s9I Total $ liza q
Fish Hatchery Fund.
on hand S 1soss 02. Disbrsmts g 2.s35 20
Receipts -. 3614 20 Balance e. II. 81 o.
Total - Ia.s52 y. Total 81. s. l9.g72 .
United states Fund. Maintenance soI-
dirrs' Home.
ON hand s 2o.4.s 70 Disbrsmts s. 4.7e1 Al
Receipts -....-.... Balance =. 1865 %
Total s. 294os 20. Total e. g q. 4os 70
Deposits for survey of Tide Lands.
on hand s 50 co pisbrsnts s $50 70
Receipts ....'-.... balance 20 %
Total 5 Sd o.. Total b.. s. $50 %
state Library Fund.
on hand s. s.6S 81 Disbrsmts 8 ls9 go
Total $ ses SCI Total .. s Saes =
Special Tide Land Deposits Fund.
on haad s p mDsbrsmts s - 10
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Washington Condensed MIX Is pure. Il,

WAle Joseph Wallace and David NcF1-
teF we're asc n3inE in the cage Of the 81.
t-t'H renee mine. AZ Butte. on Monday
Alsa TIE ensineer ff.led to stop the care.
1ls.A . Struck t6~ sLsaEes, fhfeW fae tht.rrl
E. Wallace w4s KILLED and sIcElvov "a
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A nervous debility sufferer IN an axgra-
waited form shows Il on hfs face-a har-
gard woru-looking man. The same with
women. But what % the man who has
lost ali vital and manly power, and yet
looks Ike a physical giant? Tha; is fIst
the question 20 which Or. Sander has de-
voted twenty years OF study II Is true
that men who look strong ARE weak In
this respect. Dr.. sander has found the
cause ard explains IL IN his little work
Three Glasses n Men" which he sends
free By mali scaled from observation. or
can be had az MS offlce. Il gives fun IN
formation relating 70
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Fifty Years Ago.

This is the way il was bound to look
when grandfather had his ''picter took.s
These were the shadows cast before
The coming CT Coniurcr Daguerre
And his art; like girl in pinafore
Some day % bloom to n goddess fair.
Men certainly were not IS black, we know
As they pictured them, so years ago.
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4 Blessing TO the babies of the Poor
An Enterprise That should
BE Fa-tered.

The prospect Is very encouraging that
the distribution OF p2steuriZed milk. de-
void Of all micr0blc germs. among the chill
dren OF the poor at 4 nominal price VIII
become general in the large cities OF the
United States. While this benevolence viii
be a blessing 10 the babies, our adult pop
liation viii enjoy an equ4iy great one "a
the benefit conferred Ivy Hostetter's St0m-
ach Bitters upon persons afflicted with KID
uey and bladder complaint. Danger from
Brights disease and diabetes is surely
averted by this admirable preventive,
which is also a safeguard against malarlal
fever and rheumatism and 4 thorough REM
edy FOR dyspepsia constipa lion, liver COM
plant and nervousness. Diseases. Insignia
cant AZ the outset enlarge their proper
lions and capacity for destruction through
neglect. Another point OF importance In
using this sterling remedy is, that {, should
be taken with regularity and persistence.
Al the Judge John y. Daily lead mine
IN Northwest SedaIla. Mo. a uine-inch
vein Of rich ore mixed with silver has been
struck at & depth OF less than fifteen feet
Secretary Gage returned 10 Washing ION
On Monday after nearly a months alb
sence in the West.
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Ayers SarSaparilla

VI ~ ~SsA M 1~-I fIEtk
began TO make new men, Just
as the new pictures Of men
began to be made. Thousands
of people fronted the camera
with skins made clean from
blotch and blemish, because
they had purified the blood
with Ayers Sarsaparilla. It
is as powerful now as then.
It's record proves it. Others
initiate the remedy; they
can't initiate the record:
60 Years of Cures.
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BANKS.
PEOPLE 4 SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block Seattle, Wash
-
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
JACOB uTth .s-s-...ss--- ..#..r-... freSfdFu M
Arthur Denny ............V Vice President
John Lsary ...,-..... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r Sec v
Frank T. Blo9gett.. ..... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund SchWahacher, John Collins
f c. Neufelder. J. r. Greenleaf
Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clasively.
Deposits received from 81 20 $1,000
Interest allowed per annum: sIx ns-
ceat. on term deposits: per cent on or
dina-y deposits
Dividends declared last days OF Nav ana
November Loans made on real estate or
approved collateral only.
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Secretary Gage returned 10 WasAlngs ION
On Monday after nearly a months alb
sence in The West.
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DEXTER HORTON e CO. BANKERS
incorporated 1851.

Incorporated 1851.
Gapiiai .....s '.'s '.--..-.....-........S20o0 o9
SAfpius -.-+...+ s.s.s.s-..- ..s......-.. 100 O0@
President .....- ....-...A A. Denny
Vice President wv VI I.add
Manager ........ ....N. r. LatImer
Cashier ...... .-....F r. Van T'ttvt
Sight exchange and telsgraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. St Paul san
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills Of sxcna age on London avail
able elsewhere I'm Europe
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms
Bonds stocks and other vaiuabies re-
ceived on deposit for safe Keeping
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE
Paie.up capital .-....-..-...... i150. ooo
cufplus $500 $500 ---..s....... TO. 90
maurice McMicken ............... President
= n nertaM .......--.......Eice President
~r1ASi 4 a4uler
General banking business transa cted
sight and teiegrs phic exchange payable
Ia al the principal cities Of the
United States and Europe
Letters ~ credit furnished on Alaska
Eagabie at all trading posts Of the " A IT.
4 II. Co
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Or. Sanden's Electric Belt.

i might Be worth your time 20 read the
little book Get e. or cali ard SO this
wonderful Belt.
saNDEs ELECTRIC CO..
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tended BY 3 large number Of natives,
among whom was Hain, a man with 4
rather shady reputation
After the luau. Hall went home with
Piilani. a native woman. who was one
of the participants in the feast.
After gaining the summit Of an ad-
Joining hill HaiB seized the woman.
tore her dress from her. bound her
hands. bEn6foidsd her. and then pro
essdet 10 tisembowel her with razor.
Tais done. he cut her throat and fed.
Jealousy Is supposed 10 have been the
cause OF the murder.
The husband was the first TO discover
the dead body OF his wife. The sup
position seems 20 be thar there was
more than one person concerned. as
The cut with the razor was so straight
as 10 make the assistance Of q second
pa-ry almost necessary.
No trace OF the murderer or murder
s-s had been discovered up 10 the time
Of the departure Of the Waialeale.
Haiu is supposed 10 have fed 10 the
mountains. hut being well-known in
the district. justice must surely speed
liz Cysrtake him.