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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

IT, Tne record for the issuing Of marriage
Iiasises Was nearly broken again IN the
auosIofs orace yesterday Eight licenses
were granted. The record .0e the last
three years Is nine. a few weeks ago
seven Hcsf1zes were granted. This number
mas o-sf. esuaied. bot eSceiiei only twice
IN me period mentioned. The following
are tne parties To whom licenses were ia
sued YESTERDAY: "
oscar Dunbar (2a1 and Ellen Bachelor
~, both Of Ballard; Jens r. johnson, ga
81 p Newcastle. ard Filda A. Alberx GA. Of
boston. Mass George g. Bartlett f43l and
Alice NJ Linton Cf4l. both Of Sea tile: Rich
ara L. Lewis tssl and Liiilia Tonna t22l
b9th OF Seattle; Peter Jack (23}, of Snaho-
misn, ana Hattie Dan foi. OF Black River
CD; both OF Seattle: Harry L. Taber 1aG,
Df Leayenworth, Kan and Cora Hawke
a24i. or Kansas City, Mo Ernest Won Ho
meyer t42 and Jennie l.. Reed (as). both Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

The function opened Monday afternoon
under good auspices and VIII continue all
morning until liza at night
The main feature OF each day Is the
lunch and dinner from II 20 : AID 10 :
o'clock. under the management Of Mrs.
u II. Tripp and Mrs. NJ. o. Rex, with
score OF charming young women for as
siStanis. Every night there is musical
programme under the direction Of Prof.
Lerch, who IS aided by different artists Of
the city. \ shooting gallery, phonograpn
and other features help 10 amuse the
guests ard half dozen beautiful booths.
devoted 10 the sac of flowers. dolls, candy
k!ondke goods. fancy work and ice
cream with beautiful women behind the
counters add most iucrative!y 10 the ga
chequer. A contest Al 10 cents vote is
on between Miss I.ottie Cohen and Miss
Katie Heinrich for the possession OF a
beautiful doll.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

80 Of wor1aEhood
and often added to this the digestive frnc-
tons are ont OF order; these two conditions
cause nearly all the headaches from which
women suffer.
There are two great remedies specially
adapted to these ailments invented by the
chief consulting physician Of the famous
Iavalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo, " Y. Dr. K V Pierce, His
world renowned "Favorite Prescription -
is the most successful medicine ever
known for the cure Of distinctly feminine
ailments and his Golden Medical Discov-
cry - Is the one supremely effective cure
for digestive difficulties
Taken in conjunction they completely
re3uveuate the nervous system of weak
and deoiiita,ed women, giving health.
strength and capacity to the nerve -centers,
renewed poweT TO the blood making gland
and energetic force 70 the entire body.
A Lady tving ~ Cosaoctoa Co ohio. Mrs ~
T Stanton Of Hiissfseia writes ' / haf female
weakness very bad fsF nearly three years Had
dragging down pains III and above M hips ar4
sach dreadful pains ,te back and top Of nav
head ,usi az ;sauxn someone was lifting IRE by
the hair Had no subitsoa would try 20 work
Q few days then veoss}6 hare 10 lie in bed for
hong time No tansue can express the suffering
] endured hal much pain 1T monthly pc
rtosss 9octcTeG rslcs. - the time with good
physician rs there = - the state hat had no
eesc oCsv when Tas quiet and OF nav feet ana
then had more - ie4s pair. ~ nv head. When
began taking Or Picrcs's rre5icisss weighed
Ioa pounds and sss ve-y pale aud weak took
twelve h1t:'rs # the Favurisc Prescription
ard @evea % ~ Golden Medical Discovery
Now ! f~ri ike 3 different person Hare no
pain n NV head. can Ga gil my work for scs.
husband and one child sgu gaining in 3esE I
frel u y through lszj mercy and Yossr sscader
fu1 .ucfisCiScs that cured "
Where corstipatcd conditions exist Dr.
Pierce's mid and agreeable - Pleasant Pei
lets " should be occasionally used II con
nection With :ae Prescription"
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CLOSING THE WORK.
Today Likely Ia End the North Canal
Condemns Cases.

To-day viii probably see the end OF the
s,prsh canal condemnation suit In Judge
yyehso' department Of the superior court.
a ~serdas the last claim for damages. thai
- the city of ballard. wds presented In
iae tarS. \ sealed verdict WAS agreed
apun 1t vii! be opened this morning.
Nter his verdict IL rendered tn. ilry
VII bring III is general verdict summing
~ tae whole ltst OF verdictz. and be dis
The city of Ballard's case consumed
parry The whole day. the jury retiring
al. N the evening la Deliberate NerdicIs
s.e rendered in The cases OF the Seattle
= 4e,erra tonal Railway Company. ~ tso;
KS Seattle \ Montana Railway Company.
A", am thu cay ~ Seattle 81
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INTENSE SUFFERING
From Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble.
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.
A New Discovery but not Paten,
Medicine

Gor. Relwe!l relates an interesting az
count 81 what he considers remarkable
cure - acute stomach trouble and chronic
dyspepsia ny The lse - ;he new discovery
ssuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
HE says: The patient VAS 4 man who IA !
suffered 70 tuy knowledge Tor years with
dyspepsia. Everything he ate seemed 10
sour ard create acid and gases in th~
stomach: he nAt pairs ike rheumatism ~
the back. shoulder blades AMI limbs. full
ress an4 distress after a1t:rs. poor appetite
ard loss u fiesh. the heart became affect
a.. causing fsalYjtai41s and sicepIe$su-Ss a.
fl.Sht
gave HIM powerful nerve tonics anI
blo,o3 remedies hut - ~ purpose A. m
experiment; finally aouSAt Z ffsy cert
package ~ STARTS Dyspepsia TAe3efs ~
a drug store and saSe them % him Almost
immediate relles N5s given sr1 after h@
hz3 usesl four hoNes he wAs - 81. APPEAR
ans fatty cursi
There was 0e more ar58 - Or Sc'iv W8:e-y
vislnss. r. hloaiirg after meals the ap.,e-
tie 49, vigorous AMI ha has gained BIZ
tween - ami - pounds - weight O.. sol.i
bentley flesh
Although Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tatle1s a-e
advertised aui Noit sn truz steres W
consider tseni a fnoSt %A}Gats,a A!fit.o0 %
a~v PHYSICIANS 1irs- q ~etnszsssr as they
are paTseetiy harmless AT Ear - Eiy.1 -
children ~ iryaii3@ - in ans condition q
the sto-zs = ai:h perfect SAFETY. l-lrr
harmless A03 containing rs. aioS Haf e-ge-
;a1la aai t~s3it esseaces, pare I-Vse 8n1
,Setseu Scal
Wtthosss HrY question shex eye the satey-
-1oST effective cu-e GOV :rClsSes. Ni.7I--
rass. ca0 = PATTON ard ~ s3e~auSsr nerc< a.
tie ston3Ara- however slight o~ severe
St3arf>s Dyspepsia Tables are made rs
-. al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

To-Day WI 70 observed ny the Y3unS
Wareu'z Carfs'jan Association as 4 dag
- prayer 4 devotional meeting. }--3 0y
Ms C~sries Back VIII he held a. TIE
rooms rs Ehira aEeGue. rom > 20 3 2. IN
The association VII - glad - welcome .
thls meeting al rs trends \ spgcia; -
Nttatsea "a extended - tha pastors Of re
city ara the.r presence Is earnestly 1e-
sired
TIE fellowship meeting - the meGubs =
yesterday afternoon WAS ~eil attended ana
thoroughly enjoyed
Sev.rai rew names we're added 81 ne
req ard All members re-enrC.ie3 t1-s-
t4oHS yr~e received - t1e dining yc71u
aaA e7r me periodical tables
\ very p!eaSaet feature - The afternoon
, vas the .o~fr ~ q inc association ci-~te.
zns the singing - 'E<sest BE the Tia That
EtrsFs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

r. +. Lyle, a sh!ng.e better Yesterday
brought suit in the superior court against
the Donoghue-keiiogg Lumber conrany
ioF 3i9@.. damaged for alleged personal In
1nries. He claims that while workiny az q
drag saw in the company's mill at Ballard
on July = the dog of the saw feIl upon
MS hand and inflicted injuries which viii
permanently cripple the member He
claims that the accident was the resul, OF
the negligence of the company and it's ser
wants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

nlsss By n. n. Spencer, the cashier q. che
r. 1aA, ssse tme young mans parents Jonn
$50. s.so Harriet Brooks. have IN their pox-
80 sa property belonging to their son.
i Is, was Issued directing Mr. and Mrs
.I.es 70 answer upon oath as to the
18Th o. the allegation. Should they sa-uf.
3es,es TO the banks claim
ts'n a IKE af.idasft another writ oe
Ffaaiiisa sIsefls was issued directed 20 the
= alleged that young brooks las esessk N
the company ~0 "a
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TRYING. To RECOVER.
A"sr"nder brooks Said 10 Have Left
Gone> mad Property Behind.

Naen William J Brooks. the alleged ab-
ynseaoiI'sy Sse0o TapheF ~ the National
49, a. Commerce returns frunl Chicago
2se the criminal charge made against
50 he w.i siso BE- confronted by a EVA
"a a. - r"rcv.r tsc amount ~ his alleged
NeEtase TIE hank Yesterday brought
~ ~ IA tte superior court against him.
~--sEtfs tNr amount stolen "a hes S>u
zee bank sy tgng}V AAs hopes ~ rrssov-
sglhE the mouey alleged tt have been
SsiSndSrcd II IS alleged in AZ AFFIDAVIT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

MIRnEREb MANS ht>iohh.
George uowu,nn Welt Connected
His sister u suicide.

(;an~wa bowman who was reported 70
Gently murdered hy his partner near paw
SON "a already told n the losf-tft"&.-
ren.,.y. was a Nr,taer % MIS- Mary .'a"~
r-a,t ,ha trained nurse who committed s0.-
So ~ Seattle Iass wear aud was The son
- an eminent English EsAysitia'l Ills
father died liz London A faw years a.'s-
,rha numbered man WAS formerly 3 ,rerA
49, Of -he Sem manufacturing CTeSce n.
hs.,>rlyx a. f}rAsNep0rt. C<'fn-. bat sod "Ht
a war ago - 40 ~ the h}cndtke. he ~ "a
,,v,sxttallv hynhiv e,i,scaset ana ownesi say
- ,-s~a+s ast4 fsSt hot-rs. His age was
n yearS lis hrnther. James =. Row THAR.
N-.,s At - Dean terrace. Edinburgh. SCOT
lid aNA is q COLLECTOR - Caftns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

Sarsh Stevenson SECS the West Seat
We Land and IMPROVEMENT On.

- oatan Stevenson yesterday brought sui,
go. 80, rape!ior Court against the Wss,
seattle Land and Innroyerner.. ro-r.s,r.
20 Iscor-r A."Do damages She alleges tina,
"a. sepsr'nhsr 2 she wished 10 take pa ssasa
80 aIss isFfS from Seattle 70 West Seattle
sps.a,e1 ny the defendant company, and
sha' asthoiiga she rendered the proper fare
h WAS NOT allowed 10 go aboard the
ooas' ihe defendant. she alleges. is a com
s'aoa csfrl.r ard she demands damages on
s assDIh, o. lis alleged Discrimination be-
.ween herself and other persons demand
ing transportation
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MI.STREiS

n 9 p s~aeNlaa programme ~ genuine ol.-
tine rnlnst-eisy- 4n1orsei hY Al journals
a STOW - unusual esceIlsrre- wrsFs -
furg SoYae - TEEN; Hank Goodman.
R-ofAe~s FclIio:t. f5orfer & sparks. Dewitt
Cook %fu,lsr * Ts-.stsr Briggs ~ S>agstct.
Many others Don't miss Ns9Tfocs cese-
Nrar@1 Hand Concerts
I-nrAauxine Popular Prices t5s,. 81
Scr 4a. 5sc. box SEATS. e, boxes = Box
o.1.ss aASa e~-ly essz- - r. q. u !, 2. IL
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FOR Walla Walia ana all points on
Washington & Columbia River railroad
Seattle daily Al o. nj Through car SER
vice 10 Walla Waiia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

Why trave, north on inferior boats and
be compelled 10 have three persons IN one
room when you can. far the same money.
go on the steamship CITY % Seattle" and
enjoy all the luxuFies OF a modern hotel?
Sails October /. Office JIG West Yesler
way. adv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

Specialist. guarantees scientifically perfect
hitting glasses. Consultation free. u2
Cherry.
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CARROLL. GOSH & co. have new no.
tel. 81 rooms and store and basement. for
rent This is Il snap.
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AMI SENENTS.
At the Third Avenue.

Gortons MiDstrefs which hold the
boards At the Third Avenue theater this
week. is composed OF minstrel stars. the
brightest in their respective lines and
their programme IS put together with the
object Of presenting new, novel. elegan,
and refined mins,relsy The company is
strong throughout and deserves the liberal
support which Ii has been accorded.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

seattle day NJ Yakima will be the
feature of the fair. The Post-InteI-
ltEencer excursion leaves tomorrow
morning. Get your ticket today at
POst-Inte11igencer business Office,
~ for round trip.
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on account of daily carrying persons o.
high social s,atdlng the New PenuSylva-
mia Limited Is known az the society train
from Chicago 20 New York. The prefer
ence for this train IS easily understood
when the luxury enjoyed on II Is cons'd-
South Clark st. Chicago. fGr further in
formation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

"vITOS'' breakfast food. Ask your
grocer.
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Reports from North Yakima convey
no Information of rain Interfering
with the state Fair programme.
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.-s-.a--sa----.
Arrested for 1 hrff-

N,u.s Byooks calcce3. woman - tae
town vas arrested 'as' evening by t't'ics >
S-hvnaraau ~ complaint ~ j NiIs9H.
q ,7sr@- Nto SAYS tAas SIC St35" S4l'
r.,i f~a-,, ~Yfu Nan6av lie 80 hot 2pf.Ee
49, f7~x lnti yesterday HE SAYS 1has the
same warnan stole s. from eiss2 tao wears
$50 ars,t :hsf when ~ accuses Ter sac
-s.,,..sa a. ,r,k7,sey kNarA into his p.ncset.
PfIISRJRY'S "Vitos" breakfast tood
neaiIsseSt. r1rest-
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FAITH VERSUS MEDICINE.
Mind Over Matter the Keynote
Of Christian Scientists.
ExPOuNDEC BY e. A. kiM6AlL

Interesting and Able Lecture TO Rep
che Seattle Theater-The Healing
Done by Christ Not Miraculous.
HIT In Accord With Divine Laws,
Not Supernatural or Mysterious.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28
"Whet Head
aches Team

: 4 ne GfS AItN.
Il . Il q a c b es
which women
su fer mean
nineteen times
out of twenty
that there is
n ore trouble
than headache.
There is prob
ably some un
healthy oondi-
fion Of the del
icate organism
~C rD,-aVL1@.I
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL diseases %
women. "A Hinekley.
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USE EsT..
THIRD AVENUE THEaTER-
!. TONIGHT

W VI RUSSELL Lessee and Manager.
Prone Main So
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And Every Evening This week -Nsiur-
day Matinee GDETrS'
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Ore of tire finest properties o. Pike
street fer sale for few days Only.
Don: delay Il goa want the aess by
On this street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-16
ACCOMMODATIONS
ON THE SOLACE

Key West May 1S.-It locks like stern
business when the hospital corps Is sent
to the 'front.' The first OF those who will
attend the wounded on board ship
reached Key West Oh Wednesday last on
the u. b. am bulanoe ship Solace. The
SolAoe had beeii at anchor for several
weeks at Hampton Roads her officers,
surg cons and others being anxious to get
70 work, IL there was work to be done.
On the Saturday previous TO her arrival
here she received hurry orders to get
nearer TO what Ia TO be the scene OF ac-
tion. or course the plan Is TO have the
Solace where sho will do the most good,
and when CONF ey,der Dunlap arrived In
port he was uncertain whether she would
be ordered TO Havana, OF the coast. or be
sent 60 Porto kico. to which point Ad.
miral Sampson's squadron was at that
time supposed to be heading.
AT any rate, the Solsoe has n mission TO
fulfil before caring for the wounded. and
that IL TO cross the Florida strait andvisit
each OF the warships, OF the blookading
fleet. Among the sick Of the blookaders
the delicscies provided by the Colonial
DANES will be distributed, OF else they
will be stored on the vsrious ships for fu-
ture use
The ambulance ship has been tounti-
fully supplisd by tho women OF America
with the good things that are generally
lacking at sea and In the field Her white
sides and her red GROSS fiag will mark her
10 friend and foe. Her mission will bs
Costinued on Page 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-16

of St Sulplice In full uniform. In addi-
lion, ration of wine was served out to
the soldiers. and. though the American
blockadinR ships were outside the hnrbor
and meat was costing two pesetas
pound, the city was gay and reJoiced at
the annouced success" OF the Spanish
arms
Since then, however, ulgy ruinors Of
the defeat Of the Spaniards have been in
circulation. but ''officinlly' Spain has
won q victory" In the PHILIPPINE
Islands.
The refugees who arrived at Jamaica
Leased from on irantine yesterday. Among
the most prominent OF these passen gers
are Mr.. Albert Fowler, brother of the
british consul, his mother and sister {;
n. Antoine Puveret, q millionaire sugar
plant ter, and the Saleda family. Threats
OF cutting OF the heads Of Americans
have been made at Cienfuegos, but no
violence has actually occurred.
On leaving the harbor al officer on
board tho United States auxiliary gun
boat Eagle, whicn overhaulsd the Adnla
said they were fishing for the cable, ana
expected to cut 1t any day. The cable
has sincs been cut.
The Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes
$500 tons, now at Santiago de Cuba, has
seven OF her ten boilers disabled, and she
IN otherwise so unseaworthy that she has
been anchored at the harbor entrance as O
guard ship.
There was some complaint among the
nifty Americans on board the Adula In
regard TO the departure of Consul Mo-
Gait. They aver that he left Cienfuegos
without notifying the other Americans
OF their danger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-16
AN ELEMENT
THAT PUZZLES

Washington, May 16.-By stationing
the torpedo boat destroyer Terror at Mar
Unique spain has injected an important
and puzziing element into the war situa-
tion.
Ostensibly the Terror is disabled and
has been compelled TO seek refuge In the
harbor Of Fort de- France, where repairs
will bs made.
Captain q. s. Cotton, commanding
machinery Is being repaired at st. Pierre,
has cabled TO the navy department that
the Terror's commander had Informed
the government OF Martinique that his
ship was disabled and that no was CON-
pelled to request the hospitality OF the
island.
In view OF the announcement OF the
French government that the Harvard, "a
hours before the completion OF her repairs
must give notice OF her Intention TO de-
part it In presumed by naval officials that
similar action will DO required OF the
Terror's commander.
II was pointed out that In information
oil law IL is not permissible for belliger-
ent cruiser to pursue cruiser or the
other bciliRerent Immediately on the lat
ter leaving the neutral port. Before such
pursuit "a hours must intervene.
Having Information that several Span
ish vessels are attempting to blockade the
Harvard in St. Pierre, tesides that rela-
tive To the Terror, the naval war board
has taken steps to insure the safety of the
auxiliary cruiser, 10 destroy the spanish
vessels engaged In blocksding and TO cap
ture or destroy he spanish vessels en-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-16
ORDERS GIVEN
TO DESTROY SHIPS

There is reason to believe that orders
have been oabled to the commanding
officers Of the auxiliary cruisers Yale and
st. Louis and the protected cruiser Mont
gomery directing them to proceed TO Mar
Unique, destroy tho Spanish vessels out
side the three mile limit of the island, and
to blockade the Teri or In Fort de France.
This counter move is most Important.
IL the Spanish vessels In the nieeh borhood
OF Martinique are destroyed and the Ter
ror Is effectually blockaded at Fort de
France. the spanish squadron viii CT
necessity be compelled TO come to her re-
lief. IL Hn9 should attempt to escape and
is destroyed or captured the Spanish force
will bee Iipplsd by the loss OF one OF its
most effective vessels-a boat that Is In
tended for service against armor clads or
against smaller ships, and that can DO
used for scouting duty.
1t Is not Believed that spain would
leave her destroyer at the mercy OF the
American ships. SO that it Is possible Ad-
miral Cervera's squadron may find 1t
necessary TO como to the relief OF the
Terror.
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NO APPREHENSION
FOR THE OREGON

It's expected that the Amrican ships
will arrive In the vicinity of Martinique
some time this afternoon, and interesting
news may soon be expected from tha5
quarter.
In some quarters the fear Is expressed
that the Terror, by remaining nj Fort de
France. proposes to stay until she receives
information concerning the position OF
the battle ship Oregon, when she will
sneak out and attempt to Destroy the
American vessel.
Officially no apprehension Is felt con-
cerning the safety OF the Oregon ana her
consorts.. They have taken such . course
that the officials are certain they will
reach their destination In safety. and
preparations are being made to give the
Orexon n supply OF coal In order that sue
amy. upon her arrival join hear Admiral
SIMPSONS force without delay.