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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-19
A WORLD OF G0ODA


]. a. No0eaU Believes nate War VIII
Benefit the State.
IA. Nadeau. general agent Of the North
ern Pacific road is firmly Of the opinion
that the prevailing low passenger rates
On the transcontinental lines will result in
a world of good to the state Of Washing
ton. Mr.. Nadeau is a close student of the
nature OF the travel to the Northwest. and
II In a position to know the results in the
past and the probable results In the future.
To Observation-Disclosures reporter yester-
day Mr.. Nadeau said:
THE land department OF the Northern
Pacific road has done more business just
recently than has been done in the past
five years. More sales have been made
and more inquiries made regarding the
purchase Of land In Washington than ever
before. A large percentage of the people
who are coming to the Northwest are
settlers. and they will never return to the
East. The wheat crop Of last year and
the prospects for another rich harvest this
year have greatly stimulated the rush of
settlers to this state, and / expect that
hundreds Of others will come before the
summer Is over. Bettered conditions in
the East have also been in a large meas
ure responsible for much Of the travel to
this state"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-19

RailroaA O0cials.
c. J. Eddy, OF Portland. general agent
OK the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
road. was In the city yesterday. Mr..
Eddy reports that the interstate COM
merce commission viii sit at Portland on
June and Z, and that a number OF bust
ness men and representatives Of Eastern
lines have been summoned to appear to
answer certain charges which have been
preferred against the Eastern representa-
tives. The action OF the commission IN
deciding TO make al investigation has
created a decided sensation In business
and railroad circles, and some important
developments may come TO light.
It is alleged that certain Eastern lines
have been cutting rates In violation Of
the interstate commerce law, and that
certain Portland merchants have been
guilty OF receiving money from these lines
In compensation for giving them their
business. 1t IL said that the men who
have been summoned viii do all in their
power to avoid appearing before the COM
mission and telling all they know about
the charges preferred. II necessary they
will take a vacation while the board is in
session.
Mr.. Eddy. In talking about the matter
yesterday. said 10 Post-Intelligsncer re-
porter:
II do not believe that the representa-
tives OF the Eastern lines who are In
volved have any reason 10 be afraid.
From what have been told, the charges
which have been preferred cannot be
proven. even IL they are true. ! don't be-
lieve there Is any law which can compel q
railroad representative to testify that he
has been guilty OF cutting rates. or that
he paid out money to merchants In order
to secure business. do not believe that
Of the Interstate commerce commission,
and il happened to be one of the persons
implicated / would not hesitate to testify
and answer all questions asked
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-19
DREyITlES.

Only one marriage license was issued yes
terday. that to William J. Harrigan, Of
Bremerton. and Anne /. Calligan. OF Sc
attic.
The deputy assessors have completed
their work OF assessing the county and yes
terday reported to that effect to the county
assessor.
Nels NJ Lund who runs a restaurant on
Pike street. was arrested yesterday morn
ing upon the complaint OF Albert johnson.
leased upon putting up SO cash bail for his
appearance In Justice Austin's court.
A sneak thief hung around Raymond's
shoe store. in the Butler block, Tuesday
afternoon. and an officer was notified to
watch the man. Yesterday morning the
same party bounced upon a pair of shoes
which rested on a rack in the doorway.
Fearing detection. the thief hid the shoes
Butler hotel. Here they were found and
returned TO the store. The THIEF is still at
large
Mr.. Alexander. British vice consul at this
port and Tacoma, has Just received a copy
of proclamation issued by her majesty.
OF April. 1898. enjoining her subjects to OBJ
serve strict neutrality during the present
state Of war between Spain and this coun-
try: which he has been instructed to ex-
hibit in the consular Office. and he desires
all British subjects, resident in the con-
sular district. to take notice OF this procla-
nation and govern themselves accordingly.
Officer Brown arrested two alleged bum
ko men, Frank Scott and John Mccormick
yesterday afternoon. while In the act of
turning a trick upon a klondiker in the
National saloon, corner of Sixth avenue
south and King street. Both were taken
to the station and identified as crooks we'll
known to the department. They were
searched and photographed. and reluctant
iy allowed to leave, as no charge can be
made to stick under the present condition
OF the law. They went out whistling Mr..
Johnson Turn Ne Loose"
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BUILDING PLANS ACCEPTED.
50 MUCH TOWARD wAsHINGTOy's
EXHIBIT AT OMAHA.
cuss the Solicitation Of Subscrtss-
tions In This City-Already One

The finance committee appointed at the
public meeting held In the city hall Tues
day night to consider the matter OF a
Seattle exhibit at the Omaha exposition.
met yesterday afternoon at the head
quarters OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
Chairman Brookes called the gathering
to order. and stated briefly that IL Seattle
Omaha exposition II would BE- necessary
to get down 10 immediate solicitation of
subscriptions seattie's share towards
placing the Washington exhibit should. he
said, be realized promptly, or the work
at once discontinued.
The following telegram was read from
Architect Saunders. who is at Omaha in
Seattle's interest:
Arrived this morning. Plans OF Wash
ington state building submitted and ac-
certed by the exposition's supervising
architect. Kimball Two admirable sites
now under consideration. Decision will be
made on return of Secretary Kirkendall.
Traced two cars OF material for building.
Exposition managers viii favor Washing
ton exhibit in every way"
j. A. Moore. In charge OF transporta-
leading merchants, who favored Seattie's
exhibit and in soma cases rendered a
monthly subscription during the six
months OF the exhibit, eQua. to their SUBJ
scription to the Seattle advertising fund.
Two or three. he stated. offered to double
their subscription. A showing OF over
81 600 was already assured the commission.
Chairman @. w. Thompson said that
since his return to Tacoma he had met
many leading men in that city willing to
aid In getting up a subscription towards
Tacoma's share: and he thought that city
had only been holding back to watch
progress In Seattle
D. B. Ward laid stress upon the good
work Spokane has already accomplished.
He quoted Mayor f. C. Ferguson, of
Snohomish, and Commissioner N. Rude
beck. Of Everett, who have already Sc
cured subscriptions and made arrange
ments for exhibits of the mining claims
OF that section.
A. Robinson believed the Seattle sub
scription could be raised in forty-elght
hours.
L. ~. Wood spoke OF the necessity Of
having exhibits OF lumber, fish and min
ing The lumbermen had furnished the
material needed for the building upon very
short notice.
!. A. Nadeau spoke OF the attitude Of
the Northern Pacific towards the exhibit.
and said he hoped to give some definite
information on that subject in few days.
A, B. Stewart feared the war was en-
crossing public attention. Judge Burke
thought 1t the states duty to make the
best showing possible.
work OF soliciting forthwith. and the COM
mission adjourned until Saturday after
noon, when it will meet In the chamber
and report.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-19

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 1 and
for Tuesday.

Real estate transactions since January ].
Is3S. are 81, LEI 79s -. There were fled for
record Tuesday twelve deeds. aggTegatlng
S. z7S8. Following is a list:
Seattle Building ard Lean Association TO
F. J. Wilcox, lots = and -, book g.
Brooklyn addition. May 6. $40.
Sheriff - Caroline r. Hartman. blocks
g. g. = and - Meekers supplemental Mat
OF first addition 10 Kent: lots : 10 ard 81
!. ues4 section Is. twp - range 4. lots and
3. section "a. twp = range 5. 1873 acres.
essse va. Puyallap Hop Co. Ell al. April Is.
g. i5S ~.
Caroline E. Hartman and husband John
p. 10 White River Land Co. lots : 10 3
and sea neb& section g. twp -. range 1.
lots and 2. section 81. twp =. range 5,
l11 50 acres. April l. s..
Henry l. Cameron ~ TX. 90 William T.
-sreeH. lots and c. block 4, r. f.. Days
Eldoraao. January = 81.
Mary A bouEan and 5tssba nd James,
30 Louis Schiemanu, lots ard & hl0ck z.
Burns & Atkinson's addition. Dec. /. tsst
saa9-
Lucy NJ Jackraan. hv Emma Y Mahs
AtiArnsx. 10 - ;. LleEY. soI - a4oek ~
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THE attention OF the voters of this
school district "a called to the fact that
registration books for the registration OF
the electors OF the district as provided by
law are now open at the offices OF the
board of education. corner Of Seventh
avenue and Marion street.
When IL in known that a special school
election to determine the important ques-
ton OF experd.ng $4,000 for additional
school facilities. IN the city of Seattle. Ia
to take place early In the month OF June.
1898 the necessity for prompt action on
the part OF all good citizens will be read
lily seen.
A. A. GUERNSEY, Secretary.
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ruREE-sT0RY STONE BUILDING.
To He Erected ut Columbia and Post
streets for x22,OOO.

A three-story stone building is to be
erected by August Melhorn on the prop
erty at the southeast corner OF Columbia
and Post streets between the MacDougali
& Southwick building and the railroad
tracks. The title has been In litigation
for some time. and now that it Is settled
MeihoEn will go ahead with improvements.
The building will be 1ie feet high and
5lxI05 feet on the ground floor. II VIII be
erected at q cost OF 81, coo. The permit
was Issued yesterday.
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frank Butler. a confirmed petty lar
1889 Vas released from the county taii
sssasaay afternoon. Sunday afternoon
was arrested while carrying quau-
81 sloSen goods He spent :he night
- "a, eat was turned loose Monday
:. . .sSsoa asSue aclock. as the owner
=, - sas articles e5Olt nAt he found BE-
s - evening Euiler silcheyi three pair Of
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Information reached police headquarters
yesterday afternoon I'm roundabout way
that a man named Brewster said 10 be In
the employ OF Schwabacher Bros a. Co.
was sandbagged near Smiths lane. south
Of the city late Tuesday night. and robbed
OF sa5. Last night 1t was reported that
Brewster was lying In a tomatoes condition
from the effects OF the beating. The police
said that they had no official report of tSs
case and did not know Brewster's resi-
garas
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The Post-Intelligencer prints more Alas
ka news than any other newspaper. 1t
has uneuualed facilities for getting all the
live news, having correspondents In every
mining camp and trading post in the
north. Anyone having friends in Alaska
and wanting TO keep posted on the new
finds should subscribe for the Weekly
r,ost-Intelligencer. Subscription price.
post paid, TO any part OF the United States
or Canada. sloo per year; Scc six months
or &c for three months.
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0a.u@@Gnouys


$3.50
Emma Y. Muhs TO c. 8 Emery. 10. 3d.
block -. Gilman Park addition, Ballard
May -. quit claim, $50
w. w. Easter es ux. TO III. d. Mellow. eli
lots and ), Lucien B. Sharp's subdivision
OF Cheriton Fruit Gardens May Il. 81. eoe
BENJAMIN r. Hosfe;ter 20 Sarah Forsyth.
lots . 10 s block l. Ross Second addition.
May ). $500.
Willard F. Perry ct ux to Joseph B.
Clark. lots II and 12. block 5. North Seat
tie. May II, Sl.50a.
James l. Wetherby e: ux. to Marie Err
land. lot /. block 2. Olive addition, May 8.
s.. $50.
John McRae to J. T. Sunderland. lot 4.
block l. Washington Place addition, Nov.
9, 1885,, so.
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THE new and pa.atiai steamship Sem
ator sails from Seattle for San Francisco
on Sunday, May o. at 3 p. m. This mag
niflcent steamship-the latest acquisition
Of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company
is equipped with every convenience that
modern ingenuity can provide for comfort,
safety and speed
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AS a pure and wholesome stimulant for
medicinal or family use. nothing equals
the famous old Jesse Moore whiskey.
which is Endorsed a. the best by all who
have used II. Jesse Moore Hunt Co, 4o4
Front street, San Francisco. Cal, and
Louisville. KY. Sold everywhere
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WHO WANTS ONE

OF the following great bargains?
Second hand Schoninger organ, in
good condition 49,. .................s 5000
Weaver & Holmes organ, good as new
only :. ......................... $3.50
Second hand Whitney e. Holmes or
gan $500. ............................ 1890
One large elegant organ. good as new
II stops ...... ........,................ 1000
One second hand uprigh. piano. 71-3
octaves.... ........ 49,. 1850
VIII be sold on very easy terms IL de-
sired. d. s. JOHNSTON.
800 Second avenue. Burke building
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PHILOSOPHICAL Society. Amanda
Lodge. meets Sunday at p. m. at Ills
Third avenue Lecture by j. +. Clark
on Light OF the Iogos."
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EXCURSION Snoquaimie Falls Decora-
ton day. 800
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(s0mpowitf0n.

We are now prepared to DO composition
for the trade fany measured in Sorpareil.
faction guaranteed. Cal or address Post
Intei,ieencer, Seattle.
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BRING your letters and packages for
Dawson. room Hotel Butler have them
safely delivered by Dalton Pony Express
Co.
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Warrington street.
Tuesday evening Officer Cummfns got
upon Buffers trail while ne was endeay-
crfng TO dispose OF the stolen garments,
Yesterday AFTERNOON Butter was arra.gned
before Justice Austin, pleaded guilty to
petty larceny and was sentenced 20 thirty
days In the county JAN and a fine OF
Saoe. making total sentence Of sixty
five days.
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DOCTOR FLEISCHER returned from
Milwaukee yesterday.
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fore inclined 70 look upon the presen. libel
suits as q coro!lary 70 the suit for dam
ages he has instituted In the superior
court
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GRAVE Horbor shIpping News.

uootrIAM. Nav IS-Arrived--From San
Francisco for Aberdeen. schr Maid OF Or
Jeans ana sclir Ida Mckay: for Hoduam,
schr Eliza Miller
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases Of
women. 81 Hinckiey.
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EQUAL
RATES.

Rates IA all IRE insurance companies are
the same 1t Is Just as cheap and far more
prudent 20 be In good company and with
= good agency.
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Art Department.

We carry at all times full line of Royal Society En-
brodery Silks-absolutey fast Mate
rails of all kinds Stamped Linens Cushion Covers Yarns,
Lace, Battenberg Braids Rings etc.
Special attention given to stamping all kinds Every
thing finished In the best possible Our patterns
being all new, 1t will be easy matter selection
Pillows. TO 1each.
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The Ia Plas, sasa Bah CHI visited Mail-
boro GU Saturday last TO play iae crack team
Of that place and Whist oar boys did 70 ihem
was plenty. The game vas witnessed By
quite i large crowd and j. proved very in
iesesang notwithstanding The visiting tenn
was seoFt Of Two regular players they return
Cd home victorious, having de.eaied their OPP
poneuts Is q score ofi8 TOE
The game Of 1all aeleaen the la Plata elub
a.d ,se Mariboros 81 Saturday last, lesnltca
ID sietory ius i5e "a Platas oY score Of 10
10 D. Tie fonag Charles couufains von the
regards Of onr people ny ihsir geniiem ani y
isportmeut sad fue appearance, aud carsied
home eur ecsi wishes lof success in all future
contests. except Yuen taey play cur own
Marlboro Gazette
ftae iif5aaiswu and Fori Istaeso Valley
yunar basa BAH ciahs played game here on
TUESDAY and ihe VALLEY ooYa carried Of The
lsures OF Tie day, having defeated tdeir OPP
ponenis % a score Of Is 10 y The game
was unusually exciting, notwithstanding The
,ietors kept good lead oil the time The
faIl number ofianiuEs were played and every
one fought hard fer victory.
The Marlboro aud La Plata Base Ball clubs
will have match game here on Saturday,
July zSrd.
The BryAntown and La Plata Junior Base
.2sll clubs are expected 10 play here Monday
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.CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ss.ss n: ct GHAzN


Two TOURS TO rHK Noarn VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAnRoAD.
For the convenience Of these who seek the
most attractive wsy Of spending Summer
vacation, the Pennsvlvauia Railroad Compa-
nJ has arranged two delightful tours to the
North uader the psrsonalv-eonductad tour
'st sYsiam, July % and August 10. The
points included in the itinerary and the coun-
~ traversed sbound in natures heaa lies;
Watkins Glen. Niaesra Falls, Thousand
Islands Quebec, Montreal, Au Sable Chasm,
Lakes Ghamplaiu and George, Saratoga, and
the Highlands Of the Hudson are all rich in
interest and replete with natural attractions
Each tour will be in charge Of one Of the
companies tourist agents, assisted by an ex-
perienced lady as ehaperon. whose especial
charge will be uDescoried ladies.
Tue rate Of 500 from New York, Brook'yn,
Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Harrisburg,
Baltimore and Washington covers railway and
boat fare tor the entire round trip. parlor-car
seats meals en- route, hotel entettainihent
transfer charges. carriage hire--in fact, every
item Of necessary Expense
For detailed Itinerary, tickets or any addl-
tonaf Information, address Tourist Agent,
Pennsrivsuia Railroad Company. 1896 Broad
way, New York; $50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn;
I7sa Broad Street, Newark n j.; or Geo W.
BOYD Assisirnt Genfrhl Passenger Agent,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia
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Collectors Sale.

Dy virtue Of authority vested in me as collec.
ID tor Of taxes for the sth Collection District
Of Charles county, will sell At public sale tc
the highest bidder for clsh, at the Court
HOUSE door At u Plata, on
TUESDAY, August 10, Is0s
between the hours of u N and O'Clock P
NJ, the following property Or 50 much there
due for the year 1896 TO wit:
The bed and outfit Of a Railroad Begin
uinE at toe dividing line between Charles and
Primer Georges counties and running ia a
soutnefly direction through the lands Of James
LYONS Heirs, u A. Ca1tsr, Benjamin y.
Bowling, James Wade. Wesley L Nu,rell,
Beatrice Gardiner, and others, in the Nnth
Election District Of said Charles county, IN
the vicinity Of Huehesville, to the dividing
line between Charles and st Mays counties,
assessed in the name OF Southern MARI land
Railroad COMPANY" a corporation, and nov
aid 10 be owned and operated by TIE
Washington ard Potomac Railroad Compa-
ny," corporation.
Dne for CountF taxes, lss6...............Sssl 40
Interest from Jan. LIST, 1891.
The above property will be sold BY the
collector as authorized BY article 81, section Sd
q the Code Of Public General Laws entitled
heyenue and taxes snb-titled sale by collectors,
ann ne proceeds will be applied to the
pay Mt OF the taxes for the above years with
the interest and all costs that may accrue IN.
de- this sale. E
JOHN H. CHAPPELEAR
July ls-St Collector.
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county Commissioners Meeting


The County Commissioners met Tuesday
with fall Board present. The following
business was transacted;
Ordered that ex-tax CollectorJ H. Chap
peleas refund Mary &. Bowling amount Of
taxes paid by mortgage on mortgage.
Ordered ;sst F-sns Henson repair bridge
over Port Tobacco run near Port Tobacco.
Ordered that the County Commissioners in
a body visit, examine and inquire into the
proposed Culver new road.
The objeciors through their attorney Mr..
Adrain Posey, noted "a appeal upon the Com
nnssouers acceptance Of petition and notice
in the Culver road case.
Adjourned TO meet Tuesday August 2,
1898.
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THE MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
College Park. Nd.
MARYLAND's SoHooL OF TRcHxoJoeY


Four Courses AeRrcuLruRAL, MycH 4 vrcAt
OF instruction. SCIENTIFIC, Classical.
Each Department supplied with the most
modern and approved apparatus, Practical
work emphasized in all Departments. Grad
yates qualified TO enter upon their life's work
at once. New Science Hall Will be completad
aad eqpippsd By the FAN opening. Practical
labQratortes for the Departments Of Etom llogy,
Patf o. osy. Agriculture Horticulture, Biology
PHYSICS aud Engineering Boarding Depart
menl supplied with all modern improvements
New bath rooms and closets IN an aunex TO the
main building. steam heat and gas. books
room, heat, light. wishing, hoard, medical at
tension' tl54.0J for scholastic year. sloo cau-
ton money on entrance. 5000 for material for
eacit laboratory. Payments made quarterly.
10 page Catalogue giving full particulars,
sent on application Daily sanitary inspection
~ physician TO College. Attention is cal "a 70
the short course Of Ten weeks in Agriculture.
Particulars. sem on duplication Term com
ne ices September IAN. Early application
aeco7 sary for abundance.
R. W. SifsKsrkR,
July S-ss. President N. A. c.
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Every day strengthens the belief Of emf.
nent physicians that impure blood is the
cause Of the majority Of our diseases.
Twenty-Five years ago this theory Was used
as basis for the formula Of Browns Iron
Bitters. The many remarkable cures effected
by this famous old household remedy are
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers
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Good looks are really more than skin deep,
depending entirely on a healthy condition OF
all the vital organs If the liver is inactive,
You have a billions look; II yoar stomach Is
disordered, you Rave disprptic look hyorr
kijners are sieeted you have pinehec look,
Secure good heal h, and you will surely have
good looks Electric Bitters'' is good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on the
stomach. liver and Kidneys, puri6es the blood
and cures pimples. blotches and boils and
gives good complexion Every hottie guar
anieed Sold at La Plata Drug Store. 30
csnts per bottle