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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27

says Lawyer Israel ansA No Right TO
Outline Hts Defense.

Spec-as Dispatch 20 the Posi-T-telligen
TACOMA. May &--I1 a written state
snent made % the Posf-TrteIlige ncsr cor
respondent tonight. Charles Chapman. &C
cuset CO the murder ot Louis Zarlelli.
says:
Il never engaged either George g Is
-Aei or Melvin q. Winstcck as nv attor-
EsyS. and neither Of them has any author
ity % act in my defense. What Do<<esse41
Israel - make The statement published
IN Vae t-Intelligercer this morning /
aD AZ Il loss - understand He has Goth-
Ing whatever 20 DO with my defense. aid
hAs imposed a story wttaou, the least
53rn%y here. Marshall h snell. WILL alone
rordgct nv defense. know nothing
whatever about d woman X disguise that
Isrse3 spoke q.
II conclusion Chapman vowed re was
innocent. and that he was sure OF being
abe - prove H.
Tn conditions under which the ZarieII
aHrder Is being invest gated are peculiar
from the fact that ths county ard city Of
fcerE arc working Independently and along
entirely different lines Too many cooks
sp3I ne broth said detective today in
taking = the case. i few points were OBJ
tAiue4 from him golng % show that a
woman probably n1d hand - the crime.
bat agsy a getting the Information which
ed o The .7urderers making 4 complete
success % taeir rob.
2. Is alleged that ire killing .. Zarielii
va rot part Of the progT anime, but VAS
dcns h9e the big man IN a white hat for
sas43e reason q his owa-
TIE. fsf~ars MO viii try Chapman have
f~yn drawn /, r thought by many that
t1.- state w5li entirely fa!i - secure a con-
g.et.on u the suspected mar.
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BREyfTIEs.

e g II BAcktord vii bgiii z swo-ztorv
frame dwelling az 1873 Twe1rieta avenue.
20 ecst 3z.y1.
H ". Taylor vas yesterday appointed
- ire mayor sreciai police officer w5t.soz1.
pay from the city. ard fled his oats Ct
office.
Lcrs1@ /. Underwood yesterday sled her
demand upon the city fo- s7.1a damages
for injuries received ~ falling through
a Sidewalk a. Yssler way and Eleventh ay-
ends south on April =.
T1e remains 81 Henry J. NoTetz assist
art road master OF he Seattle ard IL
ternaticnzI railroad who vas killed recent
~ by a locomotive were exnur7ed yes
ter5ay ard senI 10 Washington, ID. L. Yer
Izisrnsut-
C.ty Engineer Thomson and SGperlr-
te5a@rt Little went out yesterday % view
Tgerg.e-h avenue. north OF Madison
street with su eye ~ tie condemnation
proceedings now pending Ire suit has
been ru7@t rsored - June S.
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T'na Bar Specially CafH 9aNY cicses is
engagement 81 the Th8za A%eaGg tneafer
Saturday night. There 0fi les : matinee
Saturday afternoon as 2-& O'clock Tass
Is Ola oE tas cieveTsst companies that
has useu seen here THIS season
Tire sE3aw Company. which opens a. TIE
Thir1 Avenue gheatef Eext Sunday even
tnH. = gaa sf tne strongest II sh@ repsr-
tore c2EapeGie2 now travelling and pi4y-
leg a. popular prices. Il = composed of
eisser artists. headed ~ ths excellent
actor. AF. Sara :. Saaw. Ths repertoire
iae.g4@s aefles - tne most popular
dramas uow Before the puhigc. Ta@ scenic
eTsesa Are superb. the costumes elaborate
ard ccFrset 81 &e1A.f. tae iactGsatas music
ore az ira EtFsagssc features Besides
very clever company q players th@ shaw
company carries rs uwH famous silver
c0fnat hand ard symphony orchestra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27

Train Robbers Defeat the Posse Who
Had succeeded in Finding Them.

ALBTl CERcCE. y. II. May S.-Cr-
der Sheriff Frank N-g5.. Deputy ShsT!tt D.
BuSIamente, and an Indian trailer, ware
killed yesterday by the two dsspe-a5oes
wao held Up me Santa Re passenger train
las. Tuesday. TIE TWO Offices. Win q
nunbSr q PIse5ia Indian trsiiers. had
surrounded The camp % the robbers on
Aanss creek s.xty-fve miles ws<. OF
Rel6ea. Wnen ne rob5srs were ordered 20
surrender they opened fire 4i;h Wfnches-
tiers with deadly effscf- one % the rob
heys IS thought 70 have been wounded n
t3e aghE. hUt both escaped, leaving their
horses when the news reached Santa
RIA today aaother large posse started in
pursuit.
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TIE OHIO TO 60 TO MANILA.
rxu FrsBeiseo SasEe<s Are Thai shs
ssss Essa Chartered Tor
frAHap0Ff @Ersfes.s

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for1a14on Ca Esay~k sect @ Alaskan
gsessszers. nza osez eaarreTe4 Dy ths gov-
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TIE C4ao haz beea lgsrg - Seas 4-scsaer
dock aelE.ag ready 20 "a - e. Aleh2el o.
g.ns -.
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Acme ~atugis Mil burned

Special Dsspztch - tn ost-Tnte.2ige1cer
WHATCcM. May @s-Ta@ shtag.e miu
az Acme oNred - @. NJ Johnson. vas
burned last night a. n.3E ghf. The fire
started IN The Cry kiln and ID. origin ls
unknown Nothing VAS saved. TIE retAi
less was s&.ess ard EAe ins8TsHce = s go
Mr.. Johnson ssys the I'll wiG oe rsh1s :
a. onee ard ali be- running again by
July l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27

Special Dispatch 20 the Post TrtAfii Eencsr
GRAN FDoRkS. h. -. May "a bert
Tyawnwesser, the s-y~ar-cid son % q
hotei man % this place, was drowned n
Kettle rsve- Tuesday enaLg az The foot
CT the main street OF rae town. He was
Playing near the ne~ bridge at the time
The body wsS no; recovered Search FOR
il "a Sill being made.
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sur Thg4 STEAMER ROANOKE.
government IL Figuring ON the ship
" bseA Has the sac Name.

- u Eara7tcn. e the Eorrh American
T'rs asre~Easkor. s. TTzsttng ccGspscg. Ts=~
ferfiaY FsesiFss u&@a ts2t s. E&s fts strip
Ecanaka fa&s tgs g1TeyErneF1t wss cgf2F-
irg gss Instead ~ tne Company steamer
whsea bears The sAfrz7 saxne. The shIp
Roanoke recently arrived IN Ear fran
eLse4 fT1Fn &r& York. 6f@ iegs ne latter
pot. 81 l3eoesf3fsg =. Size Is ore cf tEe
tafgssf - i.irz sagels ~ ne world. regis
teF3.g 3 80 ggsS T. - underwood t1at re
80 .fnsssSfsf &8rts Ter 70 carry coal ana
nlfsI lss 81 Mania TIE steamer Bo@Gok@
wia zrrtYs sn se4ttle early Gs1t weea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27

Nowich Glacier Rent in Twafn-Tne
Cra.h PLAINLY Heard in Tacoma.

TACOMA. May s. strange. rznhizg
sound heard IN This city lsSt evening was
explained today ~ settlers 6osn f-o7
the base % Mount Rainier. who say al
avalanche. Occurred OF ;hs mountain Al
that --ns rhe Mo.icz glacier o@tng -e1t
n twain Acres % STOW, ice a-1 rocks
plunged tSIrioaxIy down ;as u1o1EEs1a side
No damage was 6ore as 20 ore Lived Nth
q the .rack o. tae great slide.
In t1Is ctty shock was ts.t similar 20
that C ar earthquake. zn6 t1a NOSE ccGl6
be PANTY heard 81 ;hs streets The
mountain - abort sixty miles trcn the
city.
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Old Directors Are Retained.

PHILADELPHIA. May "a. tire an
nuai meeting Of the Nii..3m CraInp *
So1s Ship and Engine Eusldiag Company
ta7sy. all u the cd iir@cEors were re-
elected. with the exception OF efenry Selig-
man. Rno Teglred in favor Il ms srot.ier
Tose3ore S@glgsEan-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27

SPECIAL Dlxpatch % re Post-InresIjgen
CHENEY. Ma 1--RaE-oad officials
claim. -aat IL IS slEuost ir1TsosS bis - secure
Iaboring men A few days ago TIE $crth-
err Pacific brought sixteen nen from s..
Pau % work with TIE gang which is re-
laying the road with 1eayy stees rats. The
next morning only Two reported for work
The others had undoubtedly gene % the
farming sect-ons. where there - 4 demand
for farm ,aooreEs at good wages.
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smith Mast PAY the Penalty

OLYMPIA May 2s.-Tae supreme court
has affirmed TIE Judgment IL the case OF
the state. reS po1&enf. VS.. August Smith,
appellant. from Spokane county. TIE de-
PENDANT Was convicted OF the c-lme IF
assau all on the persoa or child named
M!.lie Rux.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27
STEAMER W. II. RIDEoIT BURNED.
Was Booked TO 60 North From san
Francisco in Tow of F'tffxmook

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26-The steam
e. ". r Rsdecur, which vas TO have
gore 10 Alaska today ~ tow - the steam
er TfllamOok was burned Al her dock this
morning ard viii not hs ready for sea for
sexera. weeks The FIRE Was Il her hold
and il Is believed Il was of incend.ary
origin. Loss S. 90.
TIE R.ceggI - a stern wheeler and ras
Recently bun. fer the Cailfornia-Yrkoa
Trading Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27

Alleged south Dakota Embexxler
Must Return For Trial.

SPOKANE. May S.-Frank Z Nles
Vas arrested here by Sheriff Dem ssy 20
day upon Ieieg-aPh.c Instructions from me
authorities a. Fargo. y u. Fer years
TIles was 4 prominent E1te. nan OF Far-
60. Tao weeks aga he skipped CIT from
there, and, IL "a ailegs-. roboe3 his friends
ugh, ara Jeff before leaving. He vii be
taken back 20 Fargo
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Fatal Fire i'm n Dwelling.

IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich, May s.-Ths
residence Of a. Richter was destroyed BY
fire last night A boy, aged years. and
, girl. aged Il. were burned 90 crisp. and
two other children. aged and s. q boy
and giri. - badly hurnsd they cannot live.
Il = not known how tire IRE originated.
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FIELDING SENTENCED TO PRISON
Former CITY omciai of HYeskfyn
Convicted of Frxua

NEW YORK May 3-E1es-t ~. FSesa-
ing formerly deputy c1Ers4sssz1s- % rzA-
he works ot Brooklyn. waz FzsAy go
fencs1 70 tro years AID ssx rszsss IL
SIG sErE, and % par q sre % szt-l ~
L > Per cent Of me snczns E.2t !.
alleged Re 12s responsible for i1ss-g "a
the city Il ccnrty!r1g a. me zasst ana a.
lo~ance q Translucent Claims 8xazzs. 10
city.
Tbs judge SigzIass MS wss.sax-sss -
grant stay pending an appeal az1 .
rs-eGSs TIE prisoner on x1ass SaEstz
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J9a1g SIezszsr. al Ezs-ern u1sn. WHO
recently arrived e Seattle. reported %
Capt, Sullivan e. pclsce headquarters late
last usgn. that ae had lost ~ lie said
Re net a short. 1s-k-conpi exioasd Eo-r-
a. on Warrington street, and TIA. they
dropped into q nefghsor1rg salon for
drink After The Eo-usn le~- hin &c dis
covsrsi that re was minis - IL paper
rnorev
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spe-.aI Disps;oa % the Post-lateIlgsncer
TACOMA May -s--I9epu1y STATE Dairy
Commissioner CsSsels has received re-
Tort % 4 case Of bovine tuberculosis which
IS sad 70 have been found a. the little
:ewn oS Burton. OF Fssaon island. The
matter vii az once BE- Investigated. \
Slnszlar case wzs found IA this CITY rot
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HoNoRs FOR: PRINCE CONSTANTINE.
Emperor MifIiam Makes Hin He's
arary Colonel of n Rsxtment

BERLIN. May 7s-EEsperer wElIsr q
The annual spring pasa5s u tns saardd
today. rcde = fgo-t c< The .rozsps &ccsx-
panied By Prlpce C2cstar;sas. sse crcxa
srt7ce % Greece. TIE empress Il c.
many ac4 crown princess ~ Greece. rz7s
cess Sophia - Prussia. sister &C rs -
perez. followed e @ar-sage
Emperor william ass aa9aa r.sa -
crown prince Il s:esece - - nNae-sry xe1-
on-s - he Queen t.1izaaeIa guards
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FOUR MEN JUMPED TO DEATH.
Handear Run Down by "A Train Near
Gillette, toll

CRIPPLE CREEK. May a.-A passar,-
ger train on ;ae Midland Terminal railroad
ran lnto a hanacar on a high rres.ie near
Gillette today and four men gho Jumped
from the handcar. were killed The dead
are: Benj amin Ebh.sy, william F.Inn.
James Hannah, Edward Slynn
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J. VI asiGft.L DIVORCED.
Si~iri"t NJ Columbia Court Grants
tbr Frazer eft Ais Vile.

J. Nj uasaiei formerly chief clerk Ia
tfe ell e - Assistant C.3--EeTruaster "
W kobsaso1. II. = IN Key West. ~a~re
o. hSs oeen ass; SEsa - duty ehief
clerk 81 the QGsrtermas;ers department
a That place M. DASHED lived here FOR
aaGut eighteen noaths. l. Is announced
that while &c was in Washington clts .
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Ferris Hartman. Who cefats . TIE So
aftis tasateg Sunday ard SEot5av next II
TIE f>4Fs@r." s. wRli knssa 90 -he Coas.
and The rev comedy Nh.rh BE- presents
here oHas@ great oppQrtan.ttps f7r hg
versatile talents. His supporting ecrup4uy
e. unusually strgor.
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VIII Visit seattle on His Way TO
sffka. Alaska.

MANSFIELD. o., May S-Ex-sszator
John Sherman ard ms wife have arrived
here. They wi.i ,eave for Seattle on Sat-
urdzy. and from there ~.Il go 20 Sitka
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saort time ago ia p@rE - silt f0- divorce
brought hy rs wife Eers served o. a.r-
There wza 10 con1@sr IrH. Das14eI. Ets3
wzx formerly Mss ORE Dawson. os Ba.-
tiIcy.. I'D. vas awarded re decree and
given the custody o. TIE only child ot the
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ExpIorer. Mny Pas. rhranwh

WASHINGTON. May zs.-AgrAeabie 70
a request made b. the secretary OF state.
the minister OF the Interior OF Canada has
has granted permission for the passage
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long ago. and Epoz. i bes-g fnl2y pro@e1
s1s anna vas killed 4 pcs zso--e-a sx-
animation showed .hs disease 70 have
b4sa vel 6sveIoyed - the animal
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NoRTHA EST NEWS NOTES.

~ Is aiu2os. certain that J. r. Bailey OF
Tacoma perls5eta n tire Inflated steamer
Clara NAgAda tA2t ~ssI dawn in Alaskan
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q 4 Tinted States exrs3vz Eisr -srry -
re T2-1rssr CO Pyraz2s4 hzrec- 70 S@cs
zs1zz1. CT re Y&ko1- 5y s1e Da.t2- go
AM Dazsen
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Special line OF narrow
widths n TanS. EzG.z Kids
and Willow Calf.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-06-10
CHAPTER Xxx.
SILVER'S EMBASSY.

Sure enough, there were two men
just outside the stockade, one of them
waving a white cloth; the other, no less
a person than Silver himself, standing
placidly by.
1t was still quite early and the cold
est morning that l think [ ever was
abroad in; chill that pierced into the
marrow. The sky was bright and cloud
less overhead, and the tops of the trees
shone rosily in the sun. But where Sill
YER stood with his lieutenant all was
still in shadow, and they waded knee
deep in low white vapor, that had
crawled during the night out OF the
morass. The chill and vapOr taken to-
gether told poor tale of the island. 1t
was plainly a damp, feverish, unhealthy
spot.
keep indoors, men," said the cap
tain. Ten to one this is a trick"
Then he hailed the buccaneer.
''Who goes? Stand or we fire"
Flag of truce" cried Silver.
The captain was in the porch, keep
ing himself carefully out of the way of
treacherous shot should any be in
tended. He turned and spoke to US.
Doctors watch on the lookout. DR..
Livesey, take the north side, if you
please; Jim, the east, Gray the west.
The watch below, all hands to load mus
kets. Lively, men, and careful"
And then he turned again to the mu-
tineerS.
''And what do you want with your
flag of truce?" ne cried.
This time it was the other man who
replied.
"Cap'n Silver, sir, to come on board
and make terms" he shouted.
"Cap'n Silver! Don't know him.
Who's hep" cried the captain. And we
could hear him adding to himself:
"Cap'n, is it? My heart, and here's
promotion!"
Long John answered for himself.
''Me, sir. These poor lads have
chosen me cap'n, after your desertion,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-06-10
AN EXTRA SESSION.
1t is Threatened if the Present Session of
Cong ress Does Not Annex Hawaii
"A Test of Loyalty.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The president
does not intend to let congress adjourn
without taking action upon the annex
alton of Hawaii. 1t is stated Wednes-
day that should Speaker Reed and his
ieutenants on the floor continue their
present tactics of pushing privileged
questions to the front and prevent
ing the consideration OF the Ha-
waiian resolution, President Mckinley
will send message to congress on the
necessity of action at once. 1t is said
that if President Mckinley becomes
satisfied within the next few days that
congress is contemplating speedy adj
journment after the adoption of the
war revenue bill, he will not delay his
message longer than the first of next
week. One thing is certain, and that
is that President Mckinley is in
earnest in regard to the matter
of annexation. In his conversations
to all visitors at the white house dur
ing the last few days he has given
them to understand that nothing shall
stand in the way of accomplishing his
desire for annexation. The president
has declared to one friend that the
time had come to test the loyalty
of friends of the administration,
and to decide between friends of
himself and his enemies. and
that every test vote would be
closely watched from this time. The
policy of delay on the part of Speaker
Reed has become so clear that every
one notices the labored efforts of the
anti-anneXationiSts to kill time. The
conference committee has dallied over
the sundry civil bill and the house is
lingering over all privileged bills now
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-06-10

''Why, Silver" said the captain, "it
you had pleased to be an honest man
you might have been sitting in your
galley. It's your own doing. You're
either my ships cook-and then you
were treated handsome-or Cap'n Sill
yer, a common mutineer and pirate,
and then you can go hang!"
well, well, cap'n," returned the sea-
cook, sitting down as he was hidden on
the sand, you'll have to give me hand
up again, that's all. A sweet, pretty
place you have of it here. All, there's
Jim. The top of the morning to you,
Jim. Doctor, here's my service. Why,
there you all are together like happy
family, in manner of speaking"
IF you have anything to say. my
man, better say it," said the captain.
Right you are, Cap'n Smollett," re-
piled Silver. ''Dooty is dooty, to be
sure. Well, now, you iook here, that
was a good lay of yours last night. 1
don't deny it was a good lay. Some of
you pretty handy with hand-spike
end. And I'll not deny either, but what
some of my people was shOok-maybe
all was shook; maybe was shook my
self; maybe that's why I'm here for
terms. But you mark me, cap'n, it
won't do twice, by thunder! Well have
to do sentry go, and ease off a point or
so on the rum. Maybe you think we
were all sheet in the winds eye. But
III tell you 1 was sober; Twas Only dog
tired; and if I'd awoke a second sooner
I'd a caught you at the act, l would.
He wasn't dead when 1 got round to
him, not he"
"Well?" says Capt. Smollett, as cool
as can be.
All that Silver said was a riddle to
him, but you would never have guessed
it from his tone. AS for me, began to
have an inkling. Ben Gums last words
came back to my mind. l began to
suppose that he had paid the buccan-
GERS a visit while they all lay drunk
together around their fire, and I reck-
oned up with glee that we had only
II enemies to deal with.
ITO BE Continued