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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04

opelized wood, opals, garnets, tiger
eye, moon steue, volcanic elass, ol
any thing TINT would 50 10 m>ke ~
a nice collection, such as you can
gather At odd times or have a,
hand A few Indian culios, such
as axes, tomalliwks, etc
Please let mn know hv return
mail what yau viii furnish me, say
100 lbs of HE above assortment
for, 90 pay tie freight on them
from Lake Valley | would like
also some miuerall4'd copper wood
aud rose copper ore if YOU can gel,
them easy, or il you wish viii
send you for them in return the
same amount OF specimens OF ones
crystals, aiiiHiiied sea sh,lla, stli5
iiied wood, etc, from this state,
Hoping m early reply aud that
We moy do business together, | am
Yours respectively,
j. A. MrRrHs,
Miner and Mine Expert or the
Eureka Co.operatiye and Beuev-
oleot Association, Box 595
1. $ Don't send any caleite or
any kind Of limestone.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
HiIIsboro Mines and Mills


The Wicks management will
soon begin on sinking the Main
shaft 300 feet deeper than itnow is
The Coloradn iuers leasing ou
the Richmond hay struck very
rich ore and ire showing some
very fine free gold specimens.
Some more handsome gold
specimens from the Wicks mine
have been placed on exhibition in
the Movers cabinet, at the HllIs-
boro drug store.
Six more leasers took hold at
the Richmond this week. 1t ls
once more getting to be the popu.
lar mine
All the machinery for the Cy
anlde Works in Dutch Gulch has
been delivered, and MAJOR Llewel>
lyn invites his friends to go over
and see the plant IN operation
February 10Th.
Supt Hughes Is looking up
some machinery at Central City,
with a view to adding 1t to the
Porter mil equipment.
Lindner 4 Crumrine have
nineteen men employed on their
Snake mine tense, and are making
an average hoist Of 10 tons of ore
per day.
Spencer, Scanlan & Co have a
cal load Of ore ready for shipment
Lindner & Co. have carload Of
four ounce gold ore, and The Mex
can Ieasers on the Opportunity
have begun shipping two carloads,
Hall e Robin are working the
claim, on the Percha,
aad are taking out about ton a
day Of heavy lead carbonate ore
All the lumber needed for the
Dry Concentrating Works in
Ready Pay Gulch has been deliy
red on the ground The excava-
ion work also il finished and the !
heft has been sunk to a depth Of
IS feet, station cut out and cross
ut to the vein started with pro
'aDle distance of ten feet to run
! considerable force OF men Is EN-
loyed and the work is being
ushed rapidly in each direction
Steve Macy is still at work on
be Flora Temple and rs confident
S ever that he can find that rich
old ore streak that is there some
here.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04

A letter has been received at
Minneapolis, Knnsas., from VII
liam Melyll, young man formerly
Of that city, who went to Klondlke
last summer lie writes from
Dawson City, and says ID pnrt.
Another man and myself have
taken a lay or lease on Hunter
creek, They have found payiug
ore on beth sides of our claim, but
the ground we have leased has
never been prospected. Ihe claim
i, twenty five mlles rlom here.
There is an awful lot Of people
whu had 70 leave the country or 20
iuwu to Fort Yukon Some are
+, Hing their outfits At enormous
prices AID going out Flour Is
$50 for fifty pound slcl; beans,
81 30 pound; everything from II
TO VI 80 a pound Candies seem
to be IN the greatest q m,ud, they
have sold as high na - apiece,
The hotels here arr regular ram
pastures, where every body furnish.
IS their own grub aud blankets,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
GLEANINGS FROM HILLS
BORO SCHOOL.
EDITED BY FIFTH GRADE.


-Johu Dawson was absen!
Monday. Charlie Myers was
absent one half day this week.
Guy is in his accustomed
place, and we all welcome him
back again.
Misses Anderson and Titus
visited in both departments Tues
day.
Next Friday the Sixth Grade
will have discussion upon the
favorite generals of the Civil War.
During the month of Japuary,
28 pupils were enrolled. Average
daily attendance, % Number
neither absent or tardy s Best
roll Of honor, credits 20 names
We editors have completed
fractions and finished the Revolu-
tionary War. Eli 2
The following is the result OF
examination for January Eighth
Grade Mona Murphy 81; Maud
O'Kelly SO; John Dawson 81
Harry Benson 81 Sixth Grade
Edwin CoIlard 80, Yina Campbell
90; Robbie Crews 90; George Dis
singer SO; Sylvia Anderson 81
George Wheeler %; John Ander-
son 80; Martin Kelly 81 Fifth |
Grade Lena Schmidt 90; Minnie
Campbell 81; Carl Dawson 92;
Dell Benson 81 Bruce Barnes 81
Fourth Grade Lizzie Schmidt 90, T
EdlaAnderson 81; George Myers9l
Estella Gollard 81; Doliie Bullara
%, Thomas Tousend 90 Clarence
Bennett 81 Henry Opgenorth 80.
Third Grade Mattel O'Kely %.
Walter Minor 80; Jose CANADA 81,
Horaoio Chavez IS, Jessie Rich
ardson 20; louisa Presser 10
Second Grade Stanley MusseIl,
Class Rank No, / Oliver Dawson,
Glass Rank No. / Alvina Chavez,
Glass Rank No. 2 First Grade =
Joe Dawson, Class Rank No. l
Dan sherman, Glass Rank No. 2
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
I. J. IHENEY q Co,
Tole1o. O
h@z@ Sold by drug g-is's, 15c.
JUDGE PARKER.

The Silver City Independent
pays the following handsome com
plimeut to Judge L W Parker:
Ills life work bas been dew ted
to the practice of lAw and hle sue
cess has been SO marked as ta win
for him the distinction which be
now enjoys. Mr. Parker il re-.
publican, but has never been can.
sidered politician IN the sense Of
aggre-siyeness. which is greatly 10
his credit and will assist him very
materially iu the administration II
justice. His professional career
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04

Will II Robins. of this place.
has taken the agency for several
strong American aud English FIRE
Insurance companies. aud Is reldy
for business iu this line
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04

qutIliled to tiN the bill
In Tho II s Cn,t w.,,.r !, i,
not a ones,ion a. IL vhetlIer .ln.l,.
Parker can arfotd 10 iguore llillp
horo, bot rather question ~ Il
whether lIiIlshoro can ainrd 10 Is
Ignored
1t Is understood that IA
IGypsey Mining Co, of KINGSTON.
has finally dccldcl 70 eject a Mil
MIS- Al Rckertaon, or luke
Valley, Is Waiting Mts Thos. Mar.
ply, Of ,hia place.
The Porter n.ill ia bo,,it,
wood AGAIN ana llo Nex,cnn wood
dcalers are happy
The Mothers Club viii mcet
on Wednesday Feb. OH. 1898 NJ
1 y IN. Subject for decusa,on
Intemperoncs IN food drink npd
pleasure, use Of tobacco, necessity
of self control in al. things,
HERE will be Grand mns
unprade bnll nt lako yaIlov on
the l2tb mat Eyrryboay inyit.1
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
NOlLE E

Notice II hereby given tint tho
firm heretofore known rs White
Il Crews il hereby dissolved ant
hereuftcr the busiuces will be con
ductcd Iy G. c. Crows.
lllllbboro, N NJ, Jan. 3lst, 1898
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
DEATH OF j g. STANLEY

j. G. Stanley of Lake Valley,
died at bis home on Friday even
ing, Jan. 2Sth He had been a
patient sufferer with lung trouble
for the past thirteen years. He
displayed the greatest fortitude
and courage to the very last He
was at his place of business u few
hours before his death. Mr.. Stan
ley was comparatively young
man, being but 81 years Of age
tie leaves a wife and three chll
dren who deeply mourn his loss.
They have the heartfelt sympathles
Of the entire community in their
bereavement
The funeral services were held at
the Christian Endeayor rooms and
was largely attended
} G. Stanley was county com
missioner in 1891, and made an ex-
cellent oilclal. He WAS a good
finaneier and leaves quite large
estate.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04

state OF Ohio, city Of loirdo,i
Lucas County
Frank J Cheney makes oath
that he is the senior partner ol the
firm Of + j Cheney & Co., dolug
business in the City Of lo,edo,
County aud State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum OF
One Hundred Dollars Tor escl and
every case Of Catarrh that caunot
be cured by the use Of Halls Cat
arrh Cure.
FRANK j CHENEY
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence,
I. 5 this 9th day Of December,
A. d. 1856
a, w. GLEASON.
Notary Pubic.
HALLS Catarrh Cure il taken
internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfuces II the
system. Send for testimonials,
free.
f. }. CHENEY & Co.
Toleao. O
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALyE

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns aud
all Skin Lruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction or money refunded.
Price 25c per box For sale by
j., L. Movers and all Druggists.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04

Output Of Hlllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
Feb. 3rd, 1898, as reported for
THr Advocate:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
FIRE INSURANCE.

Total optpnt since ian. ] ls9s .-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
Want to Exchange

Ten acres OF land, with seven
room house and in frst-class
condition, good Improvements
and all under fence, adjoining
the city of Texarkana, for some
timbered lands in Little River
county, Arkansas, Will give
you bargain.
TeXarkana Exchange,
WHATLEY & WAKEFIELD, PrOp'rS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
IN THE BALANCE.
Monday or Tuesday Now Set
as the Time to Decide
War or Peace.
AMERICAN CONSULS LEAVE SPAIN.
Reported that First Gun Was Fired
from Moro Castle at the Fern.
SITUATION SUMMARIZED.

President Mckinley, it is thought
will send in his message to Congress
tomorrow or Tuesday, when that
body will take action that will de-
eide whether war or peace to follow.
War is considered inevitable by
Mr.. Mckinley and his Cabinet un-
less Spain retires from Cuba.
Neither the President nor his ad-
visers have hope of this action.
Minister Woodford at Madrid and
Consul General Lee at Havana noti-
fed the State Department that
they left their posts yesterday.
Euvoys of European nations at
Madrid presented a note to that
Government similar to the one re-
ceived by Mr. Mckinley.
In reply they we're informed that
Spain had reached the limit-would
not yield another point.
Spain informed the Pope that the
time for meditation had gone by,
The exodus of Americans from
Cuban ports was completed yester-
day.
Ministers Moret and Correo OF
the Spanish Cabinet both say that
war is inevitable if America per-
sists in demanding independence for
Cuba.
Army and navy preparations in
America have been conducted on a
scale that has astonished even Eng
land.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10

bring Styles IN JENflRi,
Louis Heilbron,
rbs Reliable Jeweler,
=. a general display of Belts,
,.i-t Waist sets aud Sterling Sill
ysr Novelties
.r5 examine the new goods.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10

DR.. Beagle was awakened yester-
day morning from his slumbers by
sanity looking man who tapped
vigorously on his door. When the
doctor turned out and opened the
door and asked him what he wished,
the strange visitor said: 81 must
have fifteen or twenty dollars and
that quick" adding, twenty dol
lars if you can possibly raise it and
fifteen dollars anyhow" DIR. Beagle
told him he had no such sum about
the house, and quite an argument
sprung up between them, the doc
tor finally getting rid Of his tor
mentor, as he thought On rising
out of the bed and going to the
front porch he found the man there
who again pressed his claims for the
money, telling the doctor he was a
good Plus man and he ought to be
looked after when he was in need
of money, and that he did not in
tend to leave until he got it. The
doctor then read him a mild lecture,
gave him to understand that he
would not give him cent and fur
ther more if he did not get out of
his yard he would have to try diff
ferent tactics on him-from" an ar
gument to force. The impudent
rascal left at this.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
Memo Sick

A delicate scented note found its
way to our table from our sair cor
respondent Memo asking us to
fill her place in this issue, as she
has beon laid up all week with a
sore toe. We assigned the snake
editor to the task and have not
seen HIM since. On these grounds
we hope to be excused from the
weekly letter in Brownie Society"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10

The Miller county democratic
executive committee was here yes
terday, with a quorum present
Chairman Webber was in the chair
and secretary Garrison at the desk
as secretary. Provisions were
made to hold the county primary
and the different candidates assessed
their pro rata to pay the election
Judges, for tickets and such other
expenses as these elections bring.
Secretary Garrison promised us a
tull report of the doings OF the com
mittee, but later Informed us he
could not get the same in proper
shgpe for publication before Mon
day, and our readers interested in
such matters will have to abide the
time IRON now until then.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
State Line Methodist Church Services.

State Line Methodist Church Services.
All the services at this church
today will be very attractive. The
church has been most beautifully
and elaborately decorated. A spe-
cially high grade of music has been
prepared. DR.. Beagle, the pastor,
will preach at II a. m. on ''The I'm
mortality of the Soul, " followed by
an Easter offering. The various
young peoples societies of the city
viii have an Easter service at 3 p.
m. with special program At Z
D. N. there will be a "Laymens'
Missionary Song Service" with
selected and appropriate songs,
anthems and solos, and an address
by D. A, Ross, who has had a large
and varied practical experience with
this great question. We are sure
those who attend those services
will be richly repaid
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10

Mr., Hugh Sutton, a citizen Of
Bowie county, who had an arm shot
off in the '1ate unpleasantness, "
while following the fortunes of war
under the gallant Wheeler, was
here yesterday and said, 81 shall
raise battalion of 500 negroes at
the outbreak of war between the
United States and Spain, and ten
der them to the war department. "
We know Mr.. Sutton well and can
vouch that he will do what he says.
He made a gallant soldier in the
late war as did two of his brothers,
Norman and Cortes, and should our
friend Hugh tender his services and
is willing to be of the invading
party, he will be found one of the
bravest of the brave.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
Want our Customers

To know that we have the best
exchange and real estate con-
nection Of any concern in the
southern states, receiving and
sending out more mail than
any similar concern south of
the Ohio river. Consign your
stuff to us if you want it sold,
and we will realize on same tor
Won
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
Here is a Roast.

Jake Bloom, who has a meat mar
ket on the corner of State and
Sixth street, will slaughter dozen
or more spring lambs on Saturday
for Easter eating, besides he will
have fowls of the barn yard and air,
cattle split at the hoof and other
wise, on the block, fish of the sea
and eggs of all fowls. In fact Jake
is fixed to deliver you any kind Of
roast you may desire. Call him up
and leave orders. Phone No. Ga,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
Want Everybody

Towait for ourSaturday auction
sales. Those thatneed household
or kitchen furniture, stock or
anything else that we may han
die
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
sPANIARDs FIRE ON AMERICANS

Key West, April 8.-(Copyright,
1898, by James Gordon Bennett.)-
A cipher message, sent by our cor
respondent, Mr.. Redding, to Ernest
SY. McCready of The Republic-Her-
aid staff in this city indicates that
the Uuited States lighthouse tender
Fern has been destroyed in Havana
Harbor by shots from Moro Castle.
Cipher words we're stricken from
this dispatch by the censor, but en-
ough is known to make it reasona-
bly, certain that the Fern was fired
upon if she was not actually de-
stroyed.
Strenuous efforts have been made
to have the Havana cable reopened
but it is impossible to establish
communication with that city to-
night. owing to the shut down at
the other end.
Washington, April 9, 1;SO a. m.-
There are rumors in circulation
here early this morning that the
United States light house tender
Fern has been blown up at Havana.
1t is impossible to verify the ru-
NOR at the navy department.
The Fern was to remain in Ha-
vana tor the purpose of bringing
away Consul General Lee in case he
should not be able to leave on the
Olivette.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10

Best Harrison hams only 10 cents
per pound.
29 NJ. KELLY, Jr.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-10
WhatlGy & WakefGld'S
WANT COLUMN.
Wanted to Purchase

A neat three or four room cot
tage house, for cash at once
Must be cheap and in good
neighborhood.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-24
DEL NoRTE GIVES BONDS.
Released by United states Mnrshni,
bat Passengers sim In Trouble.

All efforts 10 patch up a peace between
this milwaukee, Gold Dredging Company
and the charterers OF the steamship De,
Norte failed yesterday. Late yesterday
afternoon Capt. Graham obtained the re-
lease Of thu vessel upon q surety company
bond for 81. poS aad th9re n now notnina
20 sdni@r her sailing at any trne. leaving
the Milwaukee people TO get Ia St Michael
- best they can.
Yesterday afternoon several members Of
the Milwaukee, company were hustlng
around TO charter another steamer 10 take
tho place Of the Del Nortc IN towing their
river steamar thu Milwaukee,. and Their
droSiger barge, the Wisconsin, 10 The
mouth OF the river Al last accounts thar
guest hal been fruitless
II Is cis!m.i by some of the Milwaukee
party that the Del Norts can got tao other
more profitable sows IT any time. and that
this Is tina reason the chartarers would not
carry ont the contract 20 tow the Milwau-
kea ana WYsocnsin north. The chartercrs
deny that they have broken tho contra y.
hut will refuse 20 take tho Milwaukee com
lany North unless they pay freight on
their coal cargo
I1N probabilities are that the Del Ncrie
Will not sail until some time this morning
though she was billed ~ start AZ any mo-
ment a! late hour iast night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-24
SEATTLE SEMiN AIRY.
Pleasant Exercises Close the Work
OF Successful Year

A large and appreciativc assembly of
friends met in the Seattle seminary chapel
Wednesday morning 10 witness the gradu-
ating exe~ci~ps Ct n class consisting CT
three young ladies. While the class was
not large the work done by them and the
school has he n Of a very high and sal It's
factory character.
The following are the names Of the grad
yates: Miss Stella sumner. OF Portland.
Or: and Mss Laura Miilican and Miss
NAV Naiston. % seattle Each graduate
delivered an excellent grafton. written for
the occasion Miss Summers Grafton, Ell
titled ~ priceless, Legacy" was a beau
tif,ti ana attlng tribute % the life and work
OF tho late Frances + Willard This Or
alton WIS OF "A high literary order ana was
delivered in an impressive manner.
Miss Narstoo'a subject The Martyr
Spirit" showed great research ana much
ability. II was delivered in calm bslt
convincing manner. MiSs Laura Ni'ucan
hal chosen ''Isvaat'' ~ - <fIojrct % her
Grafton and Ill hcrse'r and the s7ih9ert
justice both In tire composition ard deliv-
e-y she rail Il heaUtfrul tribute - this
greauv abused hut Goc,e race Of ppoaio
Among the distinguished visitors were
<'haare'l1~ Tno0urn. 81 the Pugec SoUnj
University and n. Randall - the T'frs.
Methodist Episcopal church ~ Seattle
TIE e.rvYe~ arm being cal'a+f on p, =-eefk
delivered RI eloquent address - TIE sub
tect ~ ''F'ar.Stian Education"
TIE SNchool has hail very S1creSsfr'
wear Tho Attendance kae been good ana
the " crk very satisfactory.
TIE principal. Pro- = W SHAY Teoort-
e. hat fhe .~c,ooi Aa4 l,a!l is RAINING ex-
psUsees tGle year ara ha3 e sllralUs Th~
financial aee", rePorte,i that the last dol
lar - tlt"' SER Hai h'~n pait, vtte
= few hundred ,s,''ars in thu treasury TIL
e {~e ~ 49,. ,.~ss ~. -,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-24
GOES CRAZY ONCE AGAIN.
CHARLES sORDsTROM THE AMUsE.
MEST OF MlRDERERs' ROW.
says He Has Been In JAN nut inTee
Years and Four Months-s~ver
Heard Of James Hamilton Lewis
Nav Havx Before Many Weeks.

Charles ". Eor3strom. TIE convicted
murderer of While Mason. who has been
king In the county jan for aInnos: seven
years. daily shows more signs OF if2an''y.
and The snarserers VINO are his associates
,r tie north tank" with one voice declare
that Charlie IL crazy
Nordstrorls jailers and his lawyer. J.
Henry Denning. inaorse the opinion.
4 few days ago Mr.. Denning visited
Nordssrsra la company With an educated
Sea nafs,sylan. who acted az Interpreter
cassns u Conversation bstgeen lawyer ana
client. Al this time AoFd&trom too aiF'
Denning that he had been In jail tast tifee
years and four months, and 10 argument
could change his convic,on. When inter-
regatsd By Mr Denning az To the Incl
dents OF his HE before coming 10 tae JAIL
n ordsfroGa agYs ared - have forgotten eF-
erything. he said he rad never heard Ok
Willie Mason, had never lived a. Iecar
mountain, and had no idea What ne was
In fan for He had forgotten entFr4y
vhesner ne had ever been tried, and in
sssied That Isitsi 1873 he had never is't MS
native land across the Atlantic
Sorastroms most persistent haliucina-
ton Ia that II he were able 10 get 5aefiH
Meyer TO listen for d moment 10 his expia-
nations ne would be released from the Jan.
The other mErdefsrs In mGrderers row.
WHO haven't been locked up 80 long as
Nordstrom have great deal or Iun
"josh.ns'' the charter member OF the hom-
.cids club Thsy tel him that James
Hamilton Lewis. who used TO be his at
tornsy, had deserted him and that be- VIII
be ha nged at once. bat Charlie only
sutiies vaoantIy and Eays that he don't
be going 10 be hung He says Cot Lewis
never was his attorney: that he never
heard Of such a man.
Two or three days a six~foot Scandina-
Wan Yis,i "a tho county Jail and a. a mat
ter Of course va. shown Sordstrom as
one Of the Interesting landm1arks-.ha jail
wouldn't seem complete without Nord
strom now. The big fellow talked with
the heavyweight murderer FOR
q few moments. and then departed. after
pressing a half-dolar into Nosds.rom's
nabby palm
DE boys tolls me- about dat Lewis be-
fore. l don't know him. He amt my
lawyer. but he give me four bits. any
way" - ~
1, IL expected that tho remittitur from
the unitesi States supreme court. sending
back tho Nordstrofn case for tha execution
OF the death sentence viii soon be received
by the lover court. and then NGrdstrom
Will be again sentenced 20 hang, purely a
routine experience fer him now
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-24

/. John Dere0. an ola O. A II man. APP
peHr~d I'm fustics A.stIn'a caart yesterday
AFTERNOON 20 answer a charge Of aSe1llt
ami battery preferred hy Peter Bthrn.
foreman - the gang that is work og cn .he
hierct- pain TIC iign of n0hm strong
ACTIVE man h@sng Whippe,l bv the al yet-
ersa s1Irick one % The men present 81
rc0r. IS ridiculous F4e went cNer fa
Do>gm ana asked him = Re WA rol1. 80
trr,sfv that ~ had been assaulted uoh.,s
saS that - was sn3 TIE other ioll b .,
M ought - 30 ashamed - himself Tn
case was g lsrGze4 a. tha defendants
costa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-24
INSURANCE. COMPANY LOSES.
Federal Court Jury says II Nnst Ray
cricket Insurance.

\ jurv n the F~derll ccur, yesterday
retsanea "a verdict for tho rl!l amount
claimed ~ the plaintiff a. the SUIT of
James T. Nc-ifoy -. the r8latiue In<JY-
ence Company. 20 recover upon policy
for she assurance ~ the little steamer
Cricket burned AZ Everett IN January.
1893. Tae judgment Will ~ for over s. 500
snsfpt1lng coss's. etc.
srage Hair aov;i immediately took up tho
trial - a similar sssit brought ~ the Same
rlainttfr against The North American In
suranca COMPANY