davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-23

trabajos en- Oriente, los cuales ell solo era capsz de dirigir, no
habia podidov olver 4 Frsnoia hasta haherIcs l~qnidado.
Y 10 Baroness sfrm6 tranqui!amente que 10 esperaba de I'm
dis b otro decide haoia mas de un mes. La donceila estaba muy
bien enserada y se trag6 Ia historical siu p~estsfssr.
@-IPero 90 conformarh ell sehor con vivir en- este ouarto?
-lAh! no-excamo la Baronesa, hacienda un ipgenuo mo
yimiento de algeria
Y habl6 con com placencis del hotel, que Ell Baron ibaA
comprar: DC los m%sgnifcoa carruajes que pondris sdsposicion
de s1mujer: de los %magni6aos troncos, que "a tenia a~jugtados;
de nm immense salon de bale, de una magnifoa etafa. -. Y Ell
respeto de ladoncsia aumentsbs. Entretanto habia terminado
ell toilette = principisba q inqnietarse por la tardanza dc su ma
rido. Varias vecea fus . Ia ventana y miro por yer 81 10 veia
llegar.
;Son las once, y e estas horaa va no hsy radie en- Ell Bos-
que!-dijo con cierto disgusto.-Qa6 hacs?
Por I'm, lie vic aparecer q Ia vueita de la GALE. Pero paa6
cerca de un cusrto de bora Sin que llsmars a Is p1srta. La
ideade una e1plcaci6n inevhsble con la Bsronesa aterrsba a
nuevsa fuerzss; no era la perverfa c%ompanera de su juventud,
aquel bonito monstruo pafisiense, ~esceptico y mslc, ird ferente
q TODD remordimisnto.. ia mujer per quen Sc habfa heoho
criminal! La Baroness flo en- 81 msrido una mirsda inten-
ss. RI bsj6 los ojos. Su maier lie exsmin6 alguaos instsutes
en- silencio; despues %ponlendole Ia mano sobre ell hon bro, lie
djo con tono despreciativo:
-lAcabsis de comster una tonte,fsi
Fl baron no contest6.
Vents de casa de Gilberto 80. No 10 negueis; mi don.
ha infcrmado de este, mientras shbfais la escslera. EQue re.
cesidsd tsniss de volveros q encontrar erfreute de ess msldita
criaturaf. -. ~ para volur o casa en- ess estado!
iAh!si supieseis -murmur6 ell Baron con Voc ahogada.
Desputs, ayergonzsdo como TN niho que pide perd6n,
dijo:
-Es verdad que no be debido IT,. AL levsntarme no
persabs en- 81, pro esq tarieta que vi por cssuaidad me hipno.
tiz6. Apenss hsbfs fjado les ojs en- ella, cnsndo 50 direction
sstahs - impresa en- mi osbszs con letrss Dc fcege J una fusr'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30
ACT OF PROVIDENCE
In FORMING A DAM.
Landslide From the Mountains
Blocks White River Near the
EOrkS-ConNfcttuxV Views

The county commissioners OF King COIN
Is regard as an act OF Providence the land
Side which came down from me mountains
az the point where the White and Stuck
rivers part company. and almost complete
ly damned the channel OF the former
stream. The landslide was a hardship
upon the farmers of Pierce county VINO
live on the Stuck river. FOR The waters
diverted from White river flowed into the
Stuck, causing foods which almost ruined
hundreds Of acres - valuable bottom
lands But the farmers on White river
be'ow the forks r-ioced The natural dam
viii do great deal 20 prevent the food
Ing Of their lands during tie season Il
high water
There has been some talk among the
Stuck valley farmers T: Is said os attempt
Ing 10 remove the BIZ natura. dam. but
Ibis VII not lie done II the farmers IN
White liver can help It. - County Cenl-
missioner Ryan thinks. RE returned from
a, visi; 10 tie dam yesterday waere he
vas called by q r~stor: that il WAS heirg
removed, james Hart % Auburn. having
heard that euch was me case and notified
the ccGaty commissioners. Mir RYAN
feuTld ne report unfogDded. Ne ore Was
interfering, and about fh-ve-fourths ~ The
water whieh would ordinarily 1ave rome
down White river was u'&@uy flowing 10
the ssa - ne way Of the Siurk
The oi1 sTgenCe % the tea streams 81 a
singular nau4Ea, phenomenon. The waite
river. after rising III the tQ.ers OF Mount
Rainier. tAe mud from waira ;inxes its
waters flows ds oHs stream FOR many
miles ard then forks, enc stream flowing
away Through Pierce county as The Sta-s
ard the o:he. continuing In HEX county
under the name (: no parent stream
In Past seasons tae $tu K has ofter re-
fused - carry away its Shafe 4 .he W.
tara o. re waite river. ,5errAy- czos.ay
floods Of he latter stream
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

Z. L. Card.r. manager OF 10. Adams &
Co. TIE great wheat dealers. returned yes
terday from Spokane, where he attended
the meeting between the state grain CON-
mission and farmers OF Eastern Washing
ton. 10 determine the .es. weigh. which
shall this year determine the classification
OF wheat IN the state. The commission. Is
row In Waiia W4lla getting the idea Of
the growers OF that section and on Sep
ismasvr 10 Will hold session in Tacoma 10
finally determine the weigh. 70 be used.
Last year" said Mr. Cardin yesterday.
me test weight was assy-nisae pounds
The year before X Was afty-e.sh; pounds
There was considerable complaint from
farmers over the raising of the weight and
many thought IL saoNid be SET i; afty-
eight and maintained there permanently
attended the meeting IN Spokane and
found tina: 10 be the general reeaornrns,asia
lion. II the weight wee Left at afty-eisat
pounds there would never Do any Ques-
ton IN tn minds Of foreign buyers as 20
the classfflcations of Washington wheat
No wheat would weigh afsy-a.gnt
pounds and over; any wheat o. less weight
would be ciassed as No or No g. II II
were assured that A permanent test had
been established The grain dealer in Liver
.<cl. or other foralgn market. would not
have 20 learn what the nature OF the crop
IN T5is state had been anG what lest had
been Set in conformity with the crop. Sefore.
he announced his price a. IA buyer In the
middle western STATES the test weight s1r
wheat has been established az a certain
weight FOR the las; twenty years. and one
Is never in doubt as 10 what Is meant 10y
No. | wheat. No. 2 or No s.
The farmers of he WaIla Waiia j strict
are anxious 10 have the standard held A.
Tlfty-D.ae pounds. Their wheat y heavier
than that ii Eastern Washington and
they are. therefore. interested in Keeping
the test az high possible. II fsfty-nine
pounds ware The weight u the KS. Wash
ington wheat The price offered b. pu.chas-
ers would D. higher than II tlfty-eight
pounds were 10 represent the best Bu,
/ 10 not believe WaIla Walla growers
should he considered as much Is the farm
ers Of Eastern Washington. One-aa.f or
even 20 per cent. Of the Walla Wslla wheat
state regulations. That country. as you
know. lies along the state boundary tue
and Is really tributary 20 Portland
The wheat crop OF Eastern Washington
this ySar is no; As good a. last Thu OUT
put Of The middle western states Is. Oh the
contrary. much larger than ever before.
Not much whest ~ now being sold In this
state. The farmers are holding for higher
prizes than now prevail Ten days ago
the producer could have had ~ cents AMI
he wanted 6o Now II is down 80 q cents
and ne says ha VIII sell IL Il goes up az pin
10 80 / have no idea that prices this year
Will go very high. The crop all oyta- the
United States is enormous
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30
DAY IN THE CITY HALL
OFFICE AND CORRIDOR.

There 3 hardly = hfsier Yta>s sbout Sc
a-t3e tAar 'he efjr~ If I-st-sr Cosuitsts-
s4sisr- tsrous - aA93f 9a - fae 5arEs
nur1seur ~ ca3ls @nor ei;u az lahe~eTS.
house k.rs cooks and other conesiscs,
p, ss t,.st TOW cyeTwA-in8e-t wsta tha hcp-
s.e~xtas qas.etfe7 r. Fr~: hundred g%Sk
..sss "a so forward 50 tn@ Yakima Aei3s
from us rttv ~t1 lrave tAis afternoon
a+s,g the Na~tAe1H pacs7~ TIE u,snsoGsn
Yssf7s,,se. - twenty-five for party re
essl-4f lr oY1e~ % axe asis ag.t&s~ - ,se
ehrap - tugStoa rates. hAS s.~@a1s e@ef3
secured .er "Wednesday ana THURSDAY. ara
NJ tsro8s rhlaks s.nA-lar escassl2ns Ttl
also = fo-vays! on Ff5dar &n1 SATURDAY
Ths Ysasi hss ersrsd 4 r2und t~ss ~s;~ *
8 - fat the hVp 81, ktrs. prev .&e4 . party
a. gwente~s<e So mere s. r7'&1s W
-~gse-ia~S fAe Aoa 81 go ssA NJ
,Sre.4e YESTERDAY sa q f'.,~t-f Hfe "a. sgr~s- r@~
f.csrfer -iaege b = eneas @~rezrs - rn-5-
Rad .essegs T~rss Arr@sss ~ basa sor-
stfe7r.isH axa rar&s~ vett and a. I'D I.
st~ge>sss il sa$ sra~e.~eae. - suYgsy re
fe.,,.nS Ia az.tsian 80 - snera Is
.sg4we.usl arrxara fer S>2a loxgrFs. a.
- ggsen u 70 are qualified an@ ailssaS -
saeh waxk - czsus So &ssasst .assst4s-1se
,.gss sy7s.ert TIE rs2rt.E ~ssfss Tta-As-sTH
?, Seat.fc az Aiss> satff% fa- caT s14
A. s~e ~gnst@. sN~se cs4t - eTy Tea 1st
IT, xls{m sars 8 -: ~ A.Te zat e01 ~
r1.z se saae. lbs aSsAAlsz4s - tAs ec~aSfy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30
PRosrECTOR DAVIDSON ARRESTED.
Alleged That He Enubcsxied $4,000,
Hut He Denies Ii.

u. Z. Davidson. u prospector, Was ar
raigFed before Justice Austin yesterday
afternoon On the charge Of being fugitive
from Justice. in connection with an Alaska
mining case. He was released on $40
bonds 10 appear next Tuesday afternoon.
Davidson. VITO has been in Seattle openly
Cor ss2ae time awaiting the arrival Of Alex
Mcdonald from the k,ondike. who Il i
witness In a civil suit brought in San
Francisco against Davidson. was placed
under arrest last Saturday night at II
o'clock by i local detective.
Chief Lees. % San Francisco. requested
Dav.dson's arrest. \ warrant has been
Issued IN San FTauoisco charging David
son with enhezziiuS ts,0o while servant
ot the klondike Gold Exploration Cent
pany.
Attorney S IL Piles. who represented
Nj Davidson. said that there was really
nothing in The case or Davidson would
hava been arrested in San Francisco where
,here 81 a civil suit pending against him
on behalf OF the same people who caused
his arrest here.
"As | understand the case said Mr.
Piles Davidson wen, 10 Alaska a year
ago with the Klondlke Gold Exploration
Company 10 work under q superintendent.
nained u. N. King. wh.Is he Was out
prospecting their cabin burned ani they
lost their outfit. The superintendent said
that Davidson wou!G have 20 shift for
himself
Davidson then secured work from Alex.
Mcdonald and earned enough money 70
get an outfit. He went prospecting ard
secured a bench claim on French s-ulch
which vas rich If sol4 Il f5- 4 cusls.d-
eYahe sum. The' the superintendent: ~
the KlcrsAke Exploration Company vert
after him ara claimed an interest FOR ma
company. Davidson tod him ia: 10 haa
nothing - do With Tia cornpAnv
When Davidson reached san Francisco
a Clsi. suit VAS commenced ags.as: HIM
ais.e~ins - TIA money 81 GO; fro,n 'Fa
cia,rn. Tha int,iaction vas dissolved later
Davidson cam. 10 Scottie exg>erting -
rnes. Alex. aopo0aA abous fighting the
si:t sell And sloW he has been arrested -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30
FREIGHT. NnT PASSENGERS,
Steamship Progre.o VIII Hereafter
Garry Coat Ia san francixeo

The steamship f'-sgre 80 which szrtge.3 -
gently frAn -. A-Eaff. 20 wt}~A pIa-e
sEe wA~ ser several months sgo r. tte
Seattle aiken Steamship Company. ae.r@r
Known % 'aa sitg square ''o9nvarF. VIII
ne' Operate again OF tA~ h.s6 seas az
- s@an.~T craft fGr sore tts7e - caru@
T'ss vsss.l ssss b~sn removed 4, t1e south
coal talnk~Fs ana ezFxe fore % WORK
rsen = hsssiiy engage ir teer.nr 3ova sae
teek hoasse con'stninx ;he state roasrs ard
r,s 80 ne@~ recommendations which we're
constructed aefors s7ss va ssnt In :
- h4<L
J. J Msr'3n, }oesl agsa: q ne company
awr.sIg ne f'-a.veFo. said yesterday 10 .
Post~ fnseli lx~rrcer rer~orser.
& 90 hsve 1een lr<. TX 49, eoGg..sans -
tae SoHCsra sasough tass de4l TAs Z <
square Company 1rEw Hp 2 coLtgA~t asta
- owners q: - g'razrexo- - 80 shs ves-
sag ler 10 -r.ss ia Al8sEa ara ret.lr--
T-a~ ~fgs nsre - - mac oefwesu Jan
as~v aos July 81 .sae company charter
snx re vessel giving ise company ~ sar
Yrsnea@o ssxsv days uass-s rTaa~ ri
e.ch tr.y TIE ssg Sasa~a psep.@ s@E, re
~ sss cat - --r E-Ss trts - - .asanl
c-s fcre - N4~a t.rra~ Sas AXE Ep f~
gv...rg ts@ f'-7%ye%s refs fzr So $50
reev ses arrived g., = Nse1s~f st.e "a
s~zg@rs art fresssss Caas& 30 - 1tz-t arg
~ o. xt~1e,E~r * ST. cssng~gsv CO having
- asGsss@ry @sesxss ii IaEs.e. .assoz Vss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

Or. Horace T.. Merk@. was yesterday ap-
pointed receiver OF the American Aussse-
nlent Company by Judge Moore 20 sue
eeed Fred Bores, who was removed by
the court o.. saturday The apgoiutmen:
VAS made on the second application ~ tire
plaintiffs IN The rsce!Y efsh!p suit. r. and
\ tObientz The company consented 10 =
receiver, bur objected 20 the Fea9pclnt-
raeut % IsoTiEs whose appointment Oh me
first application WAS held 70 have been
made without dus legal notice. Or Merksi
was rs choice ard nun3fer OF the other
creditors joined III requesting his appoint
n1puf
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cox RIDEOIT MARRIED.
Wins for His Bride 70 Ce,ored Lady
With n Fortune

Con y RideCHt. The colored attorney.
gave MS Friends a great surprise last even
.ns
At 6.il O'clock Justice Of the Peace O.. A.
iiili Appeared Al LIS Second avenue where
Miss May u. Mason. the wealthy eolorei
lady who recently returned from the kion-
dixie. j. staying ana Announced that he was
there 20 perform a wedding ceremony. I'm
medtately the h0use was in an unscar and
when Il became known who the contract
ing parties were the universal expression
WAS. Well, never thought IL"
Abou; this time he guests arrived They
were Mrs. Celia Braxton. Mrs. Lillian An
derson. u. w. Griffin editor 81 The West
err sun. William i>i6eouf. George Rl.ieout
and Andrew Grant.
The bride wore Il black silk gown, and
her ears and fingers spacklsi with dia-
nons3S..
She returned 10 Seattle from Dawson on
the Nelson with *5.'ss0 in gold dust. Sha
owns a claim Oh bunker for when SHE has
refused 81 go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30
TO CLEAR CLoUD[D TITLE.
CfTYs IJTIG ALTON WITH SPRING
HILL WATER COMPANY.
TWO New s"ft~ Agstnst Stockholders
Are Brouxht by Receiver r.. r.
Tre1per-Deeisive step Takes 10
Protect the Interests Of the CITY.

The litigation between the city ard the
spring Hiil Water Company 70 remove the
soo1o CLOUD OF the at!e 20 the water plant
no~ owned by the municipality under par-
chase from the water company Is being
pushed again. after a period Of inactivity
Two ne. suits against stockholders in tho
water company we're brought yesterday by
h. r. Tremper. the reeeIver appointed by
the superior court 10 Wind up The corpora
tons business. a tne same sIsns the re-
cei*er died bis seeard report showing tina.
suits have now been brought and are now
pending against all stock holders except the
essate Of Bailey Gatxsrt. deceased
The Suing CT tie stockholders was TIE
decisive step taken By the receiver TO PRE-
tect the interests OF the city and compel
the stockholders 10 clear up i s5A 90 mort
gage upon the water plant which az
eordlng 20 the receivers first report, was
not raised bs the company at the tine OF
tue sale, in violation OF the terms agreed
upon with The city. Most OF the stock
holders acre yet owing considerable sums
AS unpaid stock subscriptions and against
al stockholders an assessment Of ~ per
cent was levied for the purpose or raising
a fund iar the satisfaction OF The mort
gage.
ihe receiver was also given authority
10 sue fer the recovery OF a dividend al
legged ~ have been illegally declared by
Tie company out OF the purchase money
received from the city.
All but Two OF these suits had been
brought prior 10 yesterday. The two stock
holders yet unsaed were !. ". Heller and
r. l. Heller. each Of whom owns Ito
shares OF stock in the wafer company.
They are residents OF California. and Tor
that reason suits we're considered Of no
avail until /, Was learned that they were,
as is alleged, the owners of stock in tho
Puget Sound National Bank. over this
property the courts OF Washington have
Jurisdiction Yesterday {. ). Preston, the
receivers attorney. brought both suits and
obtained permission from Judge Moore 10
sarnlshee the bank upon the shares uf
stock alleged 10 be owned by the Heliers.
TIE receiver demands judS gnent for si2,~
st9 against each Of she defendants upon
the claim for the return or alleged Illegal
dividends and the stock assessment. The
dividends are alleged 10 have amounted 10
s. ecu in each case.
The foreclosure suit brought by the bond
holders against the city is now nearing rs
and. and the receiver Is DESTROYS OF OBJ
talning as muea money as possible 10 meet
the judgment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

TIE river 20 Dawson During the time he
FEcsfeso vas tied Up ~ 81. Michael await
Ing the arrival OF the Moran feet The
tine Named IN The vessels charter ran our,
In the time Consumed by the steamer IN
returning 10 Seattle from the north we
could have SEM her OF d; least three trips
20 San Francisco loaded with coal. Coass-
quently our company has lost heavily by
the transaction
Now that the Pnogreso has finally ar
rived We shall lose no tine In putting hes
IN her origna! condition. \ large portion
OF the deck house cont ming the state
rooms and social hail Will be removed ana
the vessel Will leave sc0n ass posi- 81
for san Francisco loaded With ess1 tens of
Slack Diamond coal. When the progreso
arrives a. san Francisco the remainder OF
tha passenger accommodations viii be re-
moved.
TIE crew which worked on the steamer
while she was IN Alaskan waters viii 20
on her n san Francisco and on arriving
there Nili receive the wages due them"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

Two Steamers 1.lbe1rd.

Libel suits We're filed yesterday IN the
Federal court against the steamers South
Portland and laurada- Up 10 a late hour
last rssht no process had been gsscsI
against either steamer. The libel agaia-
The South Portland WAS filed by VI Seller
& Co. Incorporated FOR s. 4ts g. amount az
material and supplies furnished the steam
er between June is ana Aug - That
against the Iauraaa was Med hy the
North American Commercial Company for
s. 2u,.eo. amount % coal and other sup
plias furnished al Dutch Haraor, for which
II Is allege<i that Capt W. X. Scott, master
Of the vessel gave draft or the company
which has not heen honogeJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30
COOK CAN'T SPOIL.
urare-Nafs Need No Cooking asd
the Flavor Il Assured

Psoe.a VAT tsad 80: h3s . rszt-tA8Is
Toes sso-os taSta. s1d orr Ths' a. reesl} a
ssi.,4 ss.sss tse% 81 saasasssr 80 carrs. =
ssoss@1 tai se8-sTs- - strong 60 =
t}~su4e- Macs tan eevv ers&6fast ta<zi --a 5e
tv leoxuEn III Battle CsrpsS NJ
NJ cssoSsng - required. hea-s thr age
Is as; dSe@g3ss~Fst Hs0s tn ceok ss4s IS rvs.
UAst The makers arsea4>A z % -
= - aFe~<s ssevei en.a ard dry ws.A 3
~ 90 rtea cream n -srs - . saI~Ar
= o-e wants a sat dr. "a 3tts,N 20. ~. <
.-sse 80 veasgs~3 over s0ssss. So ys~%2F< s~s
-r-va }-sl -sr@- = gs.St 5s-e3- s.E assa 'sr-
n-~A4rx 2as a3gesss rGts-.sve xai-s .. GT.-e
ssx@r,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

Il You have been thinking Of buying
good watch. yon should 20 70 a reliable
place ard where goa can ficd a f{ne AZ
sar+rrenf Returned kionG.ksrs shooi
bv al means Inspect She fire stock u
Louis * lod.. Swiss wafchmake NJ. S24
Steond avenue corner Marion. He has the
largest lire of heavy gold watches In mo
city. Give him A caI. Il all pay yJu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

T'Aa following rev gents var G3@i n
th.. s,ipericr court yesterday,
Matilda II Weeks ~. ti"9Tks J Es@let~-
<uies al mortgage = a.
George Y Malsnf " Mary y Ns}3pf-
pronalSsarY fstte. So
<s-esftxh-ArneFseaN Mortgage cor pany
" Nellie j. HolSrock Net AVA mortgage
sSS}2
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sent to the Reform school.

Nlne-ysar-o}a Tor, NUiha was committed
"a .gse reform sehoo, tsv Judge Moore yes
tvrxsay Or t>e application % as :netAsr,
Ms John Auilin. ArS. Nulln IS willow
and to}1 the canFt t1a. SIR was rot able
20 control tfa boy So. sail ~. bad =
hsl, 81 r13ari1g 60 and spending ,k~
Cav o. the wa;ar frS0+ wgsh other hz1
b9s-s Ard ASS generally sncorrig.b}s tDus
81 h.s hsa habits size s2ld sAs smoking
snA afo,asr using ha2 language II ac-
,vraSe~r@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

81 Francl5eoo. ttar~e hy s3f-e-$ s;s4raor
accommodations %iet4id 80 ENGAGED wei
In ad*sree az ~ demand 's great,
Fer rates salliHgs. &c, csss o. Or al
drAss Thogrsgs a Cram. d's:r5-t rassea-
ge~ aaG freight aycn'. Southern Pacific
30 sTs First avenue Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

The steamer Novo. which ~as iieel.a Oh
August ~ f0r ss&e.. was Yesterday fe,eas-
"a upon an approved hoFl. o, whicss he
s,Sner. we're jain p jacobson. Ara3el.a
Aagunds Richard Chiico:'. Charles /. Den-
~ ard AnArsM l'tslltsrg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30
AMI SENENTS.


THE Fire Patrol" IS wi;hou. question
the most popular thing thar the Bttner
company has yet done at the Third Ayenue
tleater Il Is worthy OF note that The
audiences al that house are nightly grow
ing larger due 10 doubt - the gv1w ms:
popularity Of the company THE Fire Pa
tt-3i will be given tonight and tomorrow
4 f.srur-s'a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

T>zApN Z Ca.isaS. wne w4s a.~kes ~
av nv i~oisse charge w{th tnsanlty w}st
haTs a hearing before Judge s5oare this
ss+~~tfo<n A F~3-up5at1' ssS f.'s. ssA rst
him r sae ssp%T.or cotsrt vee;Aw&sY.
IN ~ case % z y Garter - r p
steiner Judge Ae3re YES ers&y r~ftlss-5 Ne
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Y0Y- CA% GO - Gan F-su-'seo - So
Tvs sr-ias.s bsvta r. upholstered Pull
nan tourist sA~poF. 80 inclaeea b"rfh n
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For rates 20 AZ p95n's East - S.n a.
ana fuff iafcr-s. st.o1. cal CT cy address
Thomas \ Graham distrs-t passenger
ard freight agent. So-s@ern Pseih4 Co.
az FIRST avenue. Ssesils.
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Licenses so We'd.

Licenses - wed we're .s-'es yesterday
FOR ; - T~fsh ga arid louise t-af5uni~ra
ti9l 3-osh az Seattle. Anton Z. Stoii Cy1
euG iIExs Johnson t32l, ho'n IF Tacoma
conrad a pjtAoas c5N ar3 Miss Mary
y Mason t}2}. oalh % seattle.
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HAVE yoa thoush' - trip 'hro'-gh fas
yef9ozerane National park ;h!s 81 fgs-7ser >
l. -. VIA 80 l. A Nsies8. general ssea,
Northern Pactnc railway. Seattle. g0r al
psr..cgs&rs, or cAR a, ;he Settaern Pa
cac ~ff.ce for a copy q Wonderland"
giving A description Of sac tip. oItFivA.s
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Fd~ Ne next lev DAYS preparatory -
movinx 90 our new store ~ 81 Second
aveYal~. we WA 0!spaS~ q cur S,aek -
az aus - y,r9ees aston g'InZiy 3ow. Tais -
a rare opportunity a gst fro ors&n e.
practically yoar own ne1lrr The sale
closes tonight. sherman. clay & %. -
Second avenue