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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-10-27
A. b. FLINT, er. rel, The
Fusion Party Of the State Of
Washington, Plaintiff,
E. E. KELSO, and the Repub-
lican Party Of the State Of
Washington, Defendants.

Comes now A. B. Flint, auditor of
Yakima county, and candidate for re-
election on the fusion ticket, and Tor
reply to the statement printed in the
Yakima Republic of October, IL, alleges
as follows:
First, That said Republic statement
was compiled and made by E. E. Keso
and w. j. Aumiller. That Mr.. Kelso
was deputy auditor under Mr.. Hall dur
ing the time covered by HE statement 80
far as it relates to the republican admin
istration referred to in said statement.
That tMr. AumilIer was also at various
times special deputy in Mr.. Halls
office during the same time.
Second, That Mr.. Flint certified to q
statement which was published in THE
HERALD of October 13, and the same is
correct in every particular.
Third, That in that part OF the Repub-
lie statement dealing with receipts of the
fusion administration for the Is months
ending June 80, 1898, the Keso. Aumi-
Ter statement fails to give credits for but
IL months, and do not include any re-
ceipts for June of the clerk, sheriff or
auditor, to the total amount of $36575.
Fourth, In the statement of dsburse-
ments for the same period the Kelso.Au.
miller statement fails to charge against
the fusion administration for the Offices
OF sheriff, auditor and superintendent of
schools the sum of 1858 30. which are
properly charged against the fusion ad-
ministration in the Flint statement. This
error occurs from failure to charge ex-
pense of these offices for the month of
June. 1898.
Fifth, The Kelso- Aumiller statement,
under the head of superior court, Justice
court, courthouse and miscellaneous ex.
pense charges to fusion administra alton
the sum Of 1892 81 more than the Flint
statement.
This error or mis- statement arises from
charging to the fusion administra tion
claims against the county which were
incurred betwee June 80, 1897, and JAM
IL, 1898, for which. because of the reck-
less manner in which the county had
been run in debt by the republican ad-
ministration it being beyond the consti-
tutional limit OF indebtedness, and the
county auditor, Mr.. Hall. fearing person
al liability on his bond, refused to draw
warrants. The bills were therefore audit
ed by the republican board of county
commissioners and filed away until such
time as fusion administration could re-
deem the credit of the county. This was
accomplished after about four months OF
fusion and on May 5. 1898, Mr.. Flint
commenced drawing warrants for these
old claims, and while the warrants were
drawn by him which should properly
have been drawn by Mr.. Hall with the
aid of his deputy Mr.. keIso, yet none of
the indebtedness was incurred by the
reform administration.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-10-27
A Sure Thing.

A transaction in which you cannot lose
is sure thing. Biliousness, sick head
ache, piles, pimples, bad breath, and a
thousand other ills are caused by consti-
patton and a lazy liver. Casearets candy
cathartic, the wonderful liver stimulsnt
and intestinal tonic are by all druggists
guaranteed 10 cure or money refunded.
G. G. G. are sure thing. Try box to-
day. 10c, 25c, SOC. Ask your druggist
for sample and booklet.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-10-27

Bolster springs at Schorns, fresh frc m
the factory, for less than eastern prices.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-10-27
BLUE BELL FLOUR.

Is family flour at low price. Ask
your grocer for it. II
The sun., 1898-03-11

500 from the m,agrc funds then in the
possession OF Mr.. B"gg~.
1t was agreed on this occasion that
Cooper and Collins should address Mr..
Hoggs at the It. Charles Hotel in New
Orleans. and that Mr.. Hnggs should
address Cooper and Collins AZ the Palace
Hotel in san Francisco.
Mr. NygS never saw the II. Charles
Hotel or any other building IN New
TIE RETURN or MIR. COLLINS
WOULD RENDER IT ENTIRELY IN
NFI 'E>SA.Y FOR COLONEL COOPER
TO TURN STATES EVIDENCE.
In this connection it is interesting t."
recall the fact that during all til" months
the First National Bank oi Dover was
being robbed Colonel +. 7. Cooper was
constantly on guard, waiting and watch
ing for the appearance OF Bank Examiner
Francis y. Buck in Dover. :,
Colonel Cooper made it his special
duty. anu it was his special duty to
know the whereabouts Of Mr.. Buck at all
times. Mr. Buck will recall the earnest.
ness with which Colonel Cooper greete"
him upon the occasions OF his regular
and special visits to Dover.
The genial bank examiner will rcnrIn-
hr the unexpected appearance OF Co''
untl Cooper at various points on the
railroad. when Colonel Cooper was prob
ably the last person on the face "f the
c:,th he expected at those times ana
those places. .\s soon as Colonel Cooper
would ascertain whether Mr.. Buck CON
templated a visit to Dover i" would all
viz, B,gys BY telegraph, never dreaming
that tllcre teiegrams would turn up
months later to pave the way Tor ms
downfall!
The six men now under arrest battered
themselves by one means "r another,
their learned counsels will lH able t" de-
lay their trial beyond April H.
They overlooked the fact that their
lawyers are men OF reputation. Ihe case
will be heard before an upright Judge.
The prosecution will le conducted by a
district attorney whose integrity cam
not be questioned.
The attorney who would move for
further delay in this case would pr"b'-
bv be disharrsl from further practice III
the United States Courts. Such motion
could not Ip made for ANY good.
At least one man who Is now una r.
bail has made the assertion hat the
c:,Ses would not come t" trial 5" long as
the lawyers inr the defence could post
pone it. Nob"hy will believe such a
Statement iur an instant. 1t Is SIMPLY
the talk III an irresponsible man
The a!turnc,s iur the defendants are,
without exception, men "i high "pn!e'
Each and every one OF them naliI'
the GRAVITY vi these eases, anl some ni
them will SmuI Themselves by m">-
ing lul delay.
The sun., 1898-03-11
WILLS CONTESTED.
Cases Where Children of the Dctr-
dents Allcyc Undue Influence
on The Part of Relatives.

Next week Register Il Wills Cr"sSan
viii lit aS judge IN PROT ate Court in two
contested will eases.
On March l5 the contest over the will
Of the late Martha J. Wilson, OF Brandy
wine hundred, will come up. Some OF
her children assert II at undue influence
was used to prevent them from getting
t 'eir fair share OF the estate. William
5. IIilLcS represents the c;.vralnrs and
Lewis C.. Nandrgriit j. attorney for the
beneiiciarirS, who are satisfied with the
provisions OF the will.
Tw" days later, on March Il, the Du'e
contest is scheduled to come before the
register. William Dale was Il c"!"ru
resident who lived in this cily,and who.
by his industry and irnyality, a'rnnn.
lated am estate. lie left IL viii which is
not sat, factory to some OF the children,
who hold that its provisions were Il e
result of undue influence being exert, Il
by those who profit largely under $
I,I1,NISllnS,
The sun., 1898-03-11
SPAIN CANNOT
PURCHASE SHIPS
ShipbuilderS Refuse To- Give the
Madrid Government Credit.
Ell ROPE WILL NOT INTERFERE
This Government Will Soon
Recognize the Ihdrppn Ienr,
Of Cubl.
To FVRTIFY KEY WEST
Twcnty-EigM Ocean Liners That
Can he Made Into Cruisers at ,
Short NDtil.e..-tiuns Slammed
TO Galveston.
special To 1'Mt. sun.

special To 'lAE SuN.
WSHIN'r">, March lO-rls. stare
department. today received important
reports from the agents OF the Govern
ment abroad bearing on the recent
rnn'"rs tina, Spain is buying war-hips.
The reports of these agents, euMpi,aticnliy
deny the rumors, pointing cut tile fact
that the various shipbuil'l>rs and con-
tractors refuse to give the Madrid
Government the slightest credit. The
report Of these agents further say that
the Madrid Government has not negt)A
tiated for the purchase. oi any warships
hrauN it has III II cents wnith oicredit
in any capital in Europe.
k>p">, March l0.-ln the House Of
Commons to-day the Hon, Hubert Naten-
tine Duncomh'. Conservative, intended
to ask the Parliamentary Secretary fnr the
Foreign Office, Mr. Cnrznn. whether,
with the view uf recognizing the iden-
NY of the interests of all lngISl,.>wak-
ing enp,eS. hrl ma jrsty'S gnvernn ent
VIII consider the advisabIitv pf placing
the services "i the British fleet at the
disposal ui the lntrd states, in the
event OF cumplical between the
United States and any inrt'yn powers
Bat the Question Wu- not put
The sun., 1898-03-11
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Mary \. (rrsSwell Wants Damages.
From the Wilmington Northern
For Death or Her Husband.

Yesterday morning the following sJ.-
tiA panel was present fer service in the
superior (o,llt IN the case OF Mary Alice
tt->Nell vs.. the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Company, the plain
tiff seeking to recover damages inr the
death Of her husband:
John 7. DoueInrn, Jesse X. EayliS,
Julian i. Robinson, uf WiImington
Thomas j. Day. PaschalI Dixon, Brandy
wine; AbIunl Armor, Chrlstiann: John
W. Dcnnison, Richard BonSaI, lnwcs
}. Graves, Mill Creek; Fra lklin Me-
lAughlln. 4. q. Wcbbtr, James Crossan.
White Clay Creek; Thomas Davidson,
Harry L. Davrtt, Pencader, Henry NJ.
Silver, William lNakync. New Castle;
Clayton NJ. Riley, Red Lion; John ".
Carrow, Levi G. Scott, st. Georges:
Joseph Whittmk, Daniel +. Malonry.
Appoqninilnink; james II. David,
Blackbird.
Clayton NJ. Riley was the only juror
challenged in the twelve drawn.
Mrs. CressweIl wants $25,OOO. but
will take what she can L-t.
Fix Senator Anthony Higgins. OF this
city, and Albert Constable of t.lk,on,
represent the plaintiff. and Senator
George Gray and Lewis {. Nandcyrift
the defendant. Colonel Henry \. du-
Pont, president Of the ns,d, and Suprn-
tendent \. Il. Mct ta..sland were present.
Full sized models Of the bumpers Of
the engine and car, showing the differ
ence in height, to which difference the
fatilitv is attributed, were ON exhibi-
tion.
George Cresswcll. freight conductor,
was crushed to death at Pigeon Point,"n
April 10, lS!N, while between an engine
and cur coupling them. Tie ears we're
moving in the opposil, direction from
which the engine was approaching and
the defence claims that the engineer did
not l,se proper care in bringing his engine
close enough to he moving cars in order
that the coupling could M' made with
safety.
Peter ''yt.'lll. Il brakeman VIII" wa- on
the cars ut the time trcSSWcII was killed.
Was on the stand all day. His test timuny
was 10 the effect that CIcs>wrll'S death
vas due to the bumper OF the engine
being forced under the utaw-bar OF the
car b, the impact, thus permitting the
eng Inc and car IT, close with each other
ana crushing the life uut Of ClrS+v we'll.
The attorneys in the case are Going
their 'ttlIu-l to prevent damaging trstl-
ni,nv to their respective ,lIr> from
going Oh record. ;l,l legal conflicts were
ul frequent occurrence during Yesterday.
This Is the last case ul the present
tenn OF tht Superior tull. On >atlll-
day motions and arguments viii hr tltard
and tine business at the term completed,
The sun., 1898-03-11
STEWART DIMES THE SENATE.
Newly Elected Senator Tests The APP
nrtiir~ of His Colleagues ii
His ;{pnr
His Home.

state senator bAnr, +. Sn'War, enter
tanned his cp.IrAy."~ in the >rnat" ai
thinner Il, his pretty home. >rrrnlI amt
kudnrv streets. last night.
The din ,cr WAS an informal affair and
was attended by every member "I the
Senate.
Senator Stewart has already formed II
p'cn-an friend n p wi Il hiS col ragn" III
he Senate and lat nights affair served
to >lrrngthrn the irirnI'v rrIni ions be-
tween them. Politics did not figure in thc
dinner the lawmakers cont 'nting them
selves with discussions oi themselves and
wl,at their genial host and colleague had
SCI be- ore hem to test their aputilrs
The sun., 1898-03-11
1OCAL DOTS.

Marin kro',yl has been visiting Il,
West Chester.
II. q. Wilcox, OF New York, is regis.
tered 1T hc tayIon House.
4 delegation to work f'r the passage
OF the bill opposing trading stamps went
I" Dover yesterday.
{. VI. Clark, If Philadelphia, pir>i-
dent of the tny Hallway Company, was
in this city On Wednesday.
One of he favored modes OF wearing Il
sash is with a >na bow at the back anu
s,rranrrs ard large bow ends in from.
The Jr. q. L. A. VI. min.tmIs will
give II concert during the coming we k
~ the fair Of the Wilmington Bicycle
Club.
Miss Lizzie Williams. who recently
underwent an operation on her knr'
c!p ~ the lI"nr"l II Inc Hospital, has
Returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge W. Baker have
issued card. for wedding reception, Of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Baker to
Edward Baker Mode.
Charles NJ. Morton will address Il
meeting this evening in Delaware Ave-
nrr l',rli>, Church, III the interest ui
he (liIIrnt"n Mission.
The season introduces two special
styles oi >kilts. These are the lril, or
seven g'nrnl, and the PArlnn or >lMnis,
nnlncr skirt.
Thirty members OF Santa Maria Cu,,n-
eli, Knights Of Cola nbia, visited the
council in Odd Fellows Temple, in Phi =.
adelphia, on "Wednesday night. "'
The recent services held in the office
of Yardrnaster {. II. t'uutwell at Third
and Railroad avenne have been prNtuc.
tive, of nn,lcl, good to railroust men and
it is'now Thought that n local railroad
braech vi ,ts y. y. e.. A., will b. orr
y,nixp,i.
The sun., 1898-03-11
Will MT Intervene.

WASHINGTON. March lU.-Nu foreign
power will intervene when. in few
days the tinted States takes the first
step to free uba The uthrr at ions ap-
prov" "i the course determined upon by
the lnitcl States
Cable assurances from every Minister
representing the United States abroad,
Wnh the exception OF those at Berlin and
Nicnnn. have been received. stating that
his ro,lutry'S determination to inter
vrnc in Cuba meets with the unqualified
approval IT hc Governments to which
tie Mlnl:lt' are assigned.
The sun., 1898-03-11
TO I'Ortily Key West.

New Yonk. March lO.-kev West
harbur is to br fortified with mines and
I"rls"l,r-. Sixty picked men are being
drilled at WiIIc1~ Point for laying the
mines in Key West.
Orders have been received at Willets
Point t" prepare Immediately for II ship
mrnt Of explosives to Key West.
The big battery Of high.p"Mrr guns at
For, Hamilton is complete. The en-
placements are finished and the guns are
mounted. From The southeastern edge
of the tort tie long dangerous l""king
ulzz,rS i,Mn on the waters OF the
lower har.
The sun., 1898-03-11
An I'NFORTl\ATE DREiN;E.
The Pacific for the Third Time
in Her Existence CnhlrrSninE
Necessary Repairs.

The width Of the dnNl ly,' Pacific is be-
ing increased three Yards on each side 1t
'hr >lipvu,,- Of IT." jackson X Sharp
Company.
During the past year he hr"lgc has
been ,li>ab'c.! three times and has re-
covered! damages in each instance, the
aggregate being S;N.Nn.
The collisions were due t" the rar''rs>
ness Of pilots of steam vessels, who
violated orders requiring them /" keep
in the eastern channel white the Pacific
was making lwrlv" cuts, thirty feet IN
width.
The drrhgr is owned Ey Erancru 4
Bros oi New York city.
The sun., 1898-03-11
Cuba Will Re Free.

WA~,IN,rnN. Nurch lO.-Thr rccog-
ni,inn ri tuha'> ind 'Irndencr by the
United States is not on y certain but it is
at hand.
The first 'lr +, ui the President Sm cial
III sage t" tun9r - recommending the
recognition is complete. 1t has been
submitted to his closest advisers and
m"''> with their approval.
The Presidents message is downright
and plain. lie says The time has passed
when the granting Of hIligrrnt rights
to the inSrlgt nt> will achieve any good
result
He recommends nothing less tan
absolute Independence.
The sun., 1898-03-11
I'Oliil.i Party.

4 pound ary for Tie benefit Of Il
destitute family Was held last evening in
the hall Of the PIurlix Fire Company.
All a.,ri d.ay contributed an article ni
t'uu, etc., weighing exactly one pound,
and after these Were Received !; dance
followed. The affair was Il -,,ccr,S and
was nnltr tit" Supervision Of John Man
love am! two irirn,ls. The hail wa- let
lr,r ni charge.
The sun., 1898-03-11
Guns ship, Ell To Galveston.

ALlv\>DElA. Va. March lO.--SiX lC-
inrh guns az, Il number ni n,"rtar> nave
rri, here for Galveston. TcN.. on fiat cars.
They were II, the railroad tclml ior S"N-
rrAl day.
4 special train OF sixteen cars. loaded
with ammunition, la, passed through
to Tampa Fla.
Eiyn, of the lI'-inrh disappearing guns
ut Fort Washington have lcen mounted
FIR. mortar battery has been completed.
The sun., 1898-03-11
Directors Elected.

At a merin! Of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company yesterday aitrrn"nn III"
following directors were elected: WASH
inytun .Inm>. Edward Belts, George :.
CnlAIh.. Thomas Jackson, Samuel Ban.
croft. .Jr.. Edward Bringhur>,. Dr.. Dr..
J. Inricksrn, Alfred d. Poole and
Edward +. I;elIah.
The sun., 1898-03-11
Cruisers OfOrean Liners.

WAsulxiy,,N. March lo.-Pans for
u,rp,rjuy Il Il .et of auxiliary cruisers arr
complete rwrn'y.rl.h' v~s"is> IN the
pass niger tla!li can !" ca !'d int" ser
vice at ono ENp'r> dec are it will
,nv require from -iA to ten days to
transform them into ,rui-cr-.
The sun., 1898-03-11
Marsh Company Election.

Tie Stockholders Of the Cherry Island
Marsi, Company held their annual meet.
ing Wednesday aIlerlM'n and elected
I'hD,m> Tallty, AtwmM Wtldin, William
Sellers and Isaac ral!ev directors. John
+. TaIlrv was reelected treasurer
The sun., 1898-03-11
Seriously III.

John + ulyr -np'rint.n lent OF the
Pullman Palace Car Shops is suffering
with the typhoid fever and is not -x-
prrIrd to- survive the night. I'rS Viii
lard Springer and J. =. Pyle and ,w"
trained nurses are in attendance
The sun., 1898-03-11

Theodore Hopkins, letter carrier, Of
No. 1912 (iilpin avenue, was on Tuesday
evening; prcsented witlt = NclininK chair
by his fellow 'tinpbyes, in hoAor of his
:IiA, birthday: He xss' rendered sur.
pria pant BY hi1wise: %
The sun., 1898-03-11
Mad Dog Shot.

At Pigeon P,in, near his ci,y,a m; d
dog was killed after having bitten ca
II mes Belonging lr';nrgr Bnrris, Richard
R,aherwcll and IInry Mckee. The
rahid aninm! also bit Il number Of chick
ems belonging to Mr.. l!mherwcll before
it was uutlc. inr ever by Il pistol ball.
The sun., 1898-03-11
THOSE FATAL. MATCHES.
Little Johnnie Wa.An,nn Played With
Them and Was seriously
IIur!,rti.'
SI#,.l;li to TIM. SIS.

t;E,R .Er,wN. Del. March, 10. John
Euurn aged > years, son "i Merchant
John r, Waya,un. was scriouSl v burned
this morning by it, c|hhimg hrc"ming
ignitrd while PLAYING with matches
The little fellow was recently treated
with the ex-my IN Philadelphia, t" To-
cate silver quarter he was supposed 4"
have = swallowed.
The sun., 1898-03-11

Silk shirt waists are very stylish AZ
we'll Us popular.
The Rey. Henry Baker, D. D.,
preached Last night = Central Presby
.erian Church.
The sun., 1898-03-11

The IAslnAarvia Telephone Company,
erected poles on Ftench street between
Fourth and tI.e railroad Oh Wednesday.
The handsomest 81 h gowns oze made
of tafAtas. l..., ; ,,' q .> t.,s.
The sun., 1898-03-11
I.,uul;,,,tl With Is.

W>>ul>,ro>, March .Io.-'rlc expla-
nation made IN some "t ne morning
papers Of he Wis it OF SIR Julian launce-
ior /, the President. though describing
il aS Il >>, tn express 'l't thorough
sympathy Of the 'lern with 1, i" efforts
,f the nilr,l States I" n li,'vr the >''ftr'-
iny in Cuba, indicates IN describing t"r
character Of the Q ren'S mrssag" that It
was in the nature OF friendly warning
tn this country and not properly inter
p,rt,lble ~ M expression "i sympathy
with the Presidents policy
Miss Lacy Hunter, Of this city, is visit
ing friends nj New Castle.
Miss l,essit Knsr. Of this city, has
ss.en visiting, friends q, 'Ode,sa. q. !
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-01
The Strategy Of IL.

1t is said that the defense Of
these islands 10 mid ocean woul !
uecrssiiatr large Hcdi'ipu to our
navy in the Pacific. That make
their acquisition al he mor- im
portaut. Bot if this uec sstat--
the much-to- he desired increas4
OF our Pacific SOU ,dr,n 1t vii
also Increase the Effectiveness OF
that squadrou three TO d. 1t will
give to that squadron endrzyou-
the most advantage Gus in the vast
Pacific, and, what is more to the
point, it will exclude the fleets of
other nations from such q 81 at-gi ic
point.
The KY to the Pacific is offer, d
to us. Shall VIZ reject it2
The trade of Hawai- is ours
now. Shall We retain i'Y
The commerce of the Pacific
is open TO US NV. Shall we per-
NIT it to he clio ed against us,
while Great Britain, Grlmany or
Japan pockets the key we have
rejected 2-Chlcago Post.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-01
"The Kash,"
y hotel Street WaVGrlGy Bloc
AgtuIs tor d.. DrimeI'r Linen-MesI
Un'er year Send TOR Catalogue.
We Make Shirts to Order.
Landlords Sale.

Public notice Is hereby given that
Wong Wa Foy, landlord, did on the 18th
day OF March, 1898, distrain and lew
upon the following goods and chattels Of
his dehulting tenant Lin Wo for rent
in arrears and due the said landlord
amounting 10 the sum OF one hundred
and twenty dollars (Sl2O.OO), being rent
OF certain premises situate on Nuuanu
street, in Honolulu, to wit: All that
stock Of general merchandise, goods and
chattels, consisting chiefly Of staple and
fancy groceries, tobacco, pipes, cigars,
crockery, ] refrigerator, lamps, etc.
etc., comprising the stock in trade and
furniture and fixtures Of said Lin Wo
and contained in said premises on the
18th day Of March, 1898. And notice is
hereby given that said goods and chat
tells will bo sold at public auction, at the
auction rooms Of Jas. +. Morgan, ON
Queen street, in Honolulu, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day Of April, 1898, at "
O'Clock noon, 10 satisfy the rent due as
aforesaid, together with the costs Of such
distress, custody and sale.
WONG WA FOY.
Dated Honolulu, March 2S, 1895.
S73 I'd