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Held Up and Robbed.

Two workmen employed at the smell
tiers were held up early yesterday morn
ing and relieved of all the money they
had. The men were visiting with some
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ANACONDA
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS pIRECTOkl

PHE-INIANS
DIR. n. 8. SNYDER.
Surgeon to st. AIMS Hospital.
Office West Third St. near Main.
No. 10. Anaconda, Mont.
]. NJ. SLlGH. NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
3lsh E. Park avenue. ONCE hours. . to
IL a. m, 2 TO 4 and 7 to . p. m.
Residence 6l7 Cherry St, Anaconda.
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Beautiful souvenirs at the Standard
Drug Co Tuesday. Sept. 90.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY PoPuLIsT CALL.

Pursuant 10 a call of the peoples party
state central committee. the county con-
vention Of the peoples party of Deer
Lodge county Is hereby called to meet at
the Turner Hall. Anaconda. Mont. Tues
day Sept ~. 1885. at ? O'Clock p. m. for
the purpose 'of selecting IL delegates and
10 a~lternates to the state cow, ntiOn TO
be held at Anaconda Sept. q. 1905. and to
transact such other business as may prop
erly come before IL. Primaries are to be
held on Saturday. Sept. IL. 1S9S. between
the hours % I and I p. m. at the follow
ing named places and according to the
following apportionment:
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Cigars. Tobaccos. etc. at L. A Kings.
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When in Butte lunch at sherman's-
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Cut in Passenger Rates to Seattle aud
North Pacific Coast via H., A. & p. Ry.
and EanuerfionS
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Anaconda Coal CO. Telephone IS.
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Yapor baths. Smith Drug Co.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
repaired at CARROTS.

bicycles repalreu at CdrrOII ;.
Watch repairing. Verberkmoes,
Cabinet rye al the st. Lawrence.
Judge J. K. Uhl of Pioneer is In the
CITY
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Mrs. a. A. Sandahl of Butte and Miss
Dell johnson of Great Falls are visit
ing friends in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31
MARINE. MEM >.

PORT CLARENCE. Aug 9Q.-Arrlve1.
August Nv aal.ng SIT Be.videTe. hence
March 2. for whaling cruise. pu, in for cgal
20 go back on; plenty OF whales In port
August !. bk J. u. Peters. FROM Co1noN.
ST. MICHAEL. Aug. 2V.-Sailpd-Str Del
san FRANCISCO. Aug. ~saned-str
Empire. for Goos BAY Arrived. ST.. Co
lurntia. from Portland. s-r tmat3la. from
Victoria: ing hunter from Coos Hay;
str Czarna. from Seattle. schr Lgcy,
from tmpqua.
ASTORIA. Aug. 2o--Arrived. August %
Br SIR Clan Mackenzie. from shanghai.
EVERETT. Aug. 3u.-ArriVed. August
2s-Schr Arcade, frcm San Francisco.
EUREKA. Aug. 80 Sailed August p
Str Grace Dollar. for Portland.
PORT TOW NStND, Aug. 80. Arrived.
August % chr orient. from Honolulu.
TACOMA Aug. 50.ArrlEed-Ssh r Hone
ipU. from Seattle.
VANCOUVER. Aug. g0-Arriyesi Ar
gus 2a~E}r so i'en5nesiea. from Shanga ai.
speEen-Fer str t'zafiua. August p. ~ %
.. m. T. mics west - Point ARA 1aw
tug Monarch win raft N tow raft looked
as II il had started in the middle
HOQt IAM Afg. - SA3Iel-<eht len
M. Ihsln. from Aberdeen. for san Fran
cisco,
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Mrs. a. ArDoudf Refuses TO auaiify
~ EHecusrix Of Husbs ad's viii
-&r~sittors grow Anxioua

The Will CT Constant \. Arn0sz5ts ire
FIR ncagasn wa3 t}.-w MS head az with a
shotgun IL RS South Seattle saloon last
june. has heco@se q subject OF dispute IN
the superior ccgs4rt. I4eoEtiHe n Arn0udts
the suicides wife. who IS pracfkaiIv sole
legatee and Is sole execuErlx under the
terms ~ tA< instrument. refuses TO Kermit
IL 10 bss probssted and viii no. low her ap-
poln,Gen. a. exs1utrix to be confirmed Ly
tie court.
Edn!aa1 CosgroYe a wholesale llGG0r
dealer who has a claim against tar estate
objects 10 the failure of The sxeeutEsx 10
qualify. as tending 10 delay payment OF
his claim. Yesterday he flied a petition.
asking tae coart 10 compel Mrs. Arnoudts
10 qualify. or upon her refusal 70 DO -,
u appoint him administrator with viii an
nexed. 20 carry out the beaaests OF Tie
testator. Tie widow was ordered - show
cause before tie court On September Is
why she refuses 10 go ahead with the adj
fniElsJca ti0n AT the same time the petit
ton for Cosgrovs's appointment wll be
considered
II is said that Mrs. Arn0udts' action IS
taken Win u view to gaining some legal
advantage IN some litigation which prom
sscs 20 arise over a mortgage upon fa,. Ar
uoudts property. Il is understood that
Mrs Arnoudis claims that wben the mort
gage was executed h.; husband was fnt.i-
tally unbalanced ara ROT competent 70
make such contract.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31
PRESIDENT j. j. HILL
WILL ARRIVE TODAY.
nent Eastern Nen-i'iRns OF
the Great Northern.

President JaInes j. HGl. OF the Great
yoesherr. railway. is expected 10 arrive IN
seattle today AT / o'clpck. \ special Train
xW bring President iiIi with party Of
eis,Inguished men from New York. incud-
he Chef Engineer ~ -. Miller ID. A.
Robinson, the elevator builder. aud Jacob
Schifs, the welt known New York financler
President lflirs present visit 10 Seattle
ksrs a close relation 10 the vast improve
rents ana terminals which are already
under construction on the Great Northern
property IN North Seattle and Smith cove,
Mr. Hi vii, personally give important d.
reetlnn< as - the character ana srope OF
Dc improvements Among other things he
MI designate the size of the new elevator
which Is 70 form most important part az
IT, terminals 30 lie constructed.
seattle's future growth In a commercial
way 5 largely bound up IN The plans II
President I'm 81 far as they have been
nafe public In an interview on his recent
s!s. 20 seattle President iiiil said that
ne terminals he wcstid build here VOID
he unlike ANYTHING an the Pacific coast.
He said teat his desire aud purpose was 10
Rake Seattle the cheapest port for the
.ntegchange II business between rail and
oceau lines
Work WAS begun yesterday by "A pile
Oliver In building track approach - th,
eana ard tbs docks - be hui,t on either
Sic Of IL pre4gerS will he az work Within
few days aud II President tiiils wishes
sFe carried oul he WORK wili be rushed TO
eglpeiion with ali possible speed.
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FOR BREACH Of Contract
MRS. HELEN A. JOHNSON Sues HO-
1fER A. SHEPARD.
Alleges That He Promtsed 10 Pay
Her Expenses to Dawson, aEd
That She, as d stenogr0narr, Was
10 Divide Receipts With Him.

a suit for eco damages, having fo- It's
Foundation ;he alleged breach 81 peculiar
Alaska grGastake contract was flied Ia sae
superior cour; yesterday Mrs. Helen A.
Johnson, the young woman .ho smiles
upon The publ fnam behind the sypewrit-
er IN the lobby Of the Hotel Northern, Is
the plaintiff in the suit. and Homer 4.
Shepard. young man Well known about
town, who lives oat or Suffer street. near
the Ealnler scnooI. when he Is az h0me,
Is the defendant. Shepard came doan from
Daw15D last spring. with a heavy little
sack Of gold duec and Il good opinion OF
taa country. ABOUT two months ago he
went back Mrs Johnson alleges that ne
was 10 have taken her with him 10 open
W public stefsogr piers office On Il
half lay" AZ II might he called, II IS for
sisf. breach of This alleged contract that
she wants damages
She alleges that on or about June S1ep-
ard Proposed 10 her to take Ter 30 Daw-
son 20 open an office as a public sieiog-
EaphsF and gyDewrter. She says ne agreed
10 pay hef passage 10 the Yukon gnetropo-
lis. furnish her with an office, Typewriter
and supplies. and pay her living expenses
for one year. during which the partner
SHIP vas 10 continue. Ia raturn she was
- pay over 70 hiGn oys-hah Of her earn
lngs. Mrs Johnson further alleges that
on July ; she Offered herself to Shepard
ready and willing to carry cut her part Of
iha contract. hut that Shepard refused 10
accsp; or 20 pay her for ner seryioes. ard
wholly failed 10 perform nLs share CT the
alleged agreement.
According 10 statements made by q. +.
EeYnsl,erE one of Mrs Johns1ns attoc-
neys. the suit WAS brought on the eTe Of
Shepsr1s departure for the a3rIh. and pa
pers served upon him just as lie boarded
the boat. but nothing fled IN court until
yesterday since that t,Eae, according to
Mr. Renlsbsrg. 4 friend u Shepard has
been negotiating far a settlement OF the
suit. but without success What were
the causes leading To the alleged breaking
Of the contract. Mr.. Rsgrberg claims not
10 know
Mrs. Johnson ana her husband have not
been in Eeaftse for any great length OF
tine They came here from Denver.
from which city Mrs johnson Is said TO
have brought hugh recommendations a a
z;enographer She is a please n.-lcoksng
young woman nos far from ~ Yeas OF age
ausi a brunette,
Shepard used 10 go ~ the Seattle high
school Later liz attended tbs university.
lie went 10 Alaska before the I<lond.ks
discovery and made his money BY work
ing A lay on one of the best aulchea OF
the district. He was said to have brought
out sido or $s.hn "a the result Of his
years work. He Is about - years CID.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31
Congressman Lewis Professions
and His Performances.
HOW He TREATS HIS FRIENDS.
After Virtually OHeFing 70 Sacrifice
His Political Aspirations IL Ne
cessary In Behalf Of Judge Moore,
He aud His Followers Slate Two
Popalfsts for the Important state
once of Judge of supreme Court.

While Congressman Lewis has been out
warily friendly 10 the candidacy q Judge
William Hickman Mtbre for seat on tae
supreme bench, X has developed that BE
chief hsnchnen are diligently a. work
knitting Judge Moore ala. schsming for the
nomination Of two populssts Ter the sa-
prene bench.
In ether words. Congressman Lewis has
been giving his friend Judge Moore VIVA.
would be termed In sporting paT.ance tie
double crcss." From the time when :.
first became known THAI Judge Moore
would aspire ID the nomination Tor 3 SCAT
on .as supreme bench Of tie state, poliss-
cal experts were 10, slow - see tue posi-
bIi.y II 8 collision between his interests
and those of Congressman Lewis. stes.Gll,lz
Il d2uattul whether The ttspav;l'e diS1sihu-
ison Of places Oh the fusion ticket HCusi
embrace lsota names.
Upon Congressman Lewis reiuTn from
hts exhaustlng labors as inspector, ne
passed hy an easy grade rom the gang
plank 10 the political field, and made lie
following nAsnaniinoAs declaration con~
csrn!nk Judge Mo5Tes candidacy:
II Judge Moore il i candidate for he
supreme bench. any desires Of mine wbieh
ne cessarily stand in has way / s!4an freely
Yield. Nj man IN the STATE - better Ztfed
fer lie offiee of supreme Judge tIan he.
Judge Noeres special friends a. once
credited CongTe ssnaan Lewis Attn SIir.,
Ot generous Se.f-saCflfte. Nsthin the last
!.w days however taeY have had .cca-
slun 10 modify their estimate. and now
they are charging the pink whlskered con
gresham with tee ba.ieSt kind Of ,DSine+r-
ITS. They claim taa: w.!le S.Finx public
expression 20 I desire - see I3dse Moore
nominated. ne has lJst 40 opportunity 10
Intimate - Sc men %fa stand closes, 10
him politically that il y GUid nol be We'll 80
make such nomination. Ii is said that
strong hints - tals effect have bcen given
bs Congressman LAWS 10 s):ea u his
ciaHsfnen a. Prosecuting Attorney Mech
roy, ex- Mayer j. T. RoHa.d and 4. -.
Warner and that they are prepared - at
upon ais suggestion.
TIE knowledge of this DIT OF diplomatic
hypo, risy has naturally made Judge
Moyre's friends feri sore. ana SOME o.: :ae.r
recent comments about Inc hero OK Y.sler
desk ard Newport News would hardly
bear quoting. Thelr bitterness IS by no
means l->-vned from jAe fae} that
they have learned that the I.sa3s
programme has nov s.at-d }NQ
populis.s Tor PAGES on the SUI
preme btnch. IL order 70 leave 4 witi,r
margin on the fusion ticket fer a Demo
cratic and Free SILVER Republican cor
gresham. ana ,lat Lewis followers are
Row working - bring about suca a result.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31
CHAPTER NUMBER TWO
IN KLONDIKE ROMANCE
II Follows an Interesting Episode in
Which John Allen and Eva
Misefield Figured.

pretty dafk.eyed iit;le j.wess. a sturdy
young Gentle with tales ~ tell OF hard
ships overcome in the klond!ke and for
tune found In the far north. love At first
sight and an e!opement. That WAS tie FIST
chapter In the romance OF JOHN Allen and
Ufii. Eva Wlssheld. /, VAS written IN
Seattle last November.
4 fortune that had 10 existence out OF
the rtalus Of fancy, love mat cooled
al the touch 81 poverty, lawyer and a
divorce. That was this sacona chapter 1t
WIS written IN Judge Ja.olS' court YES
taraav When the court hti pronounced
tie marriage ties no l0Uger binding on the
ground Ct ncu-support. little Eva Aliea's
heart jumped with joy ana im.QisiNei$
rushing no 10 the bench she shook the
Judges hand and declared;
.erhis IL Gods blessing. This IL the
hapI~st day O. my life. and It's MY birth
day. goo.
The story % how young John Alle9
wao..a ana woa hlS dark Dyed ar.ie. Of
how }3. married her before ju@.Ico Austin
! ~ .h,. New England hotel IN spite 81 TIE
sIrIs rs,atfyrz on November - AMI start
- With hev a. ofre GOT tav uofto. Is
Wal remembered ou account OF the @,je-
@pvesA sensation caused by he e'aI- sn~nt
N the. iiifle Iiui ts3n secuted "a nof So NJ
Avav,t II was tllV tati ev iffie NT&
Alien on the WINS sts9sd yesterday $40
WIS Use rlAluGiH III the ease ard ia> Org
communicated her Allca allowed Il rs -
Il was a story = sad disappointment tss
ssi.s..,ffa toid. She declared that Af.1a'a
,,.t,r....-,fatiaTs that be o@-"ei god mssxs
- fsaulaslS value on Forty MI" taf*
S,* ID, t. th,. nssis .est ~ f4ag3ca'-uus Ee
i.ir't have enough 20 UGy a meal Wa.
saa declared. she's tAey arrived 4; So
-. t,ss N.g.s~T t,s-r SD had = not AveH faf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31

The police yesterday arrested four ma
wAo are suspected OF belonging TO a gang
OF confidence men. waiting - begin oper-
ATOMS OF the passengers ~ the Roanoke.
wl'o brought cut gold from Alaska. They
ara Dutch Gus" sald 20 BE- che OF the
oeverest con men n the country; an
sIlegei bunko steeTcr named King. and
b. partner. an1 J. SapogteS wno formerly
conducted hotel a. Skaeway
After Soporfes had beer arrested x was
decided To place the charge against him
CT receiving nancy under false pretenSes
lie had been d guest at ,he Raiu.er-tsgand
hotel. and for beard and money advanced
gave draif Tor S5o OF party IA New
York Last evening a telegram was fr~
ceived stating, II : SAID. thar The dsaft
hal bern protested Sappfttw Ia said 10
b. well cunu.e;~d In New York Ills
friends say jaat he - ak right. 4ni that
hiss arrest H. Il mistake
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31

NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Superintendent Ross. OF the Catiamet
school. has resigned.
The warrant indebtedness @. the Mays
Vile school district ~ s2.lsl.
The Edison colony has been granted two
lots q. west Mount Vernon upon which TO
erect q frIi; drier
The Palouse creamery. owned and oper-
ated by j r. Payne has closed Down and
VIII be moved 20 sssne other locality
Il Is :, ported tina, John Craig. who r1v<-
tsIiousiy disappeared from The Mon;esano
''Sa ha,etefy over month ago vas seen
Shc Is well acquainted with him.
Saturday afternoon "A freight engina SCI
fire 70 a stubblss il4i3 near Mafkenewa weaf
~ t0ifax The IRE spread - rapidly IRA:
t5e train crews ara section gang worked
SrNcra4 n"ITS - prevent the IRE from
reaching Stanoing grain 10 he amount OF
several thousand acres IN TIE vicinity.
j. y. Kan living near Eueushtrx. re-
ports freak of mature that - sem thing
oct o. f}l~ ordinary. }ie asserts that H.,
on fG- sanr si~.Y7. The heads u me grain
CCntai1 wheg' and olts growing. as close
together as * i ~tr" bait one kind az
gram.
Recently a Cheney maiden sen. a dollar
"a Il nFm Ia Boston Cor = reci4- "a make
her Bands C.ce aTJ soft and received II
due noHrse u malt t. following legend ou
postal card, Soak an IN Dish water
three times $ 9aH" Te-s t.0kje1 aer paor
oid '.Tel n7othgr "a t3a: SIZE came near
la8etligE herself 70 3eata
Fe'e k"i!s @ we,i-knowr .nuer - n
Saagk eIa murdered ~ %orsaHart lass
Mex ii" soia out IN Snauk about 81
wa-'1 ago for 81 o. a1i ~ hen - .eft
hl,ens. srg t0apt NO weeks ago ae had
f=rut xjSsl Robbery Was tn. rn1-.t, ga~
Fae rE.grs. he -: p-trstors q VITA have
To- ~, Res r unprecedented.
\ ao,o v'ao was r..frs fec Bird Luggage
.~e q
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80 Nominate Ticket for King
County on Sept. %.
.paSs FIXED eY COMMITTEE
6ea~useS to lie Held September II,
tfonmens ON Basis sf Os~ Dele
gate for Every Fifteen Vote. fer
Presidential Eieetor In Isae--No
Precinct to- Have Less Than I've.

Z fne populiss county convention Tor III.
sonara;!oD If d county ticket viii pe held
i sea.sle September .. Tie date ygas
xssd ~ tise county committee which maj
yesterday IL The Office OF Chairman Rich
ard wiasoE- The caucGsss xln ~ hela
from 10 o'cioes O. TIE evening OF Sep
t9asDer Il ard tie primaries fsuan to e
q the evening % September q.
TIE appoT:i0nuent Mss fixed on the basis
~ ona aesogaie for every iif;seu votes or
major fraction thereof ca=s for presidential
s s.ectoF in isss- The convention viii nun
BIZ about ~ delegates, accord az 20 the
estimate Of Secretary Harry Drees. 40
sreenct r. 10 nave iesss than two Delegates.
The number o. .ieis xalss allotted - each
ssscinct has uot ye. been figured by s;ecFe-
kry DT@es
sseresary Ernst. Of the Democrats cous-
a. committee and Secretary Homer Isf.,
e the Silver Republicans. were present AZ
fhe nsseting of the ropuIist committee and
1hsy aeFs consulted a. 10 the date fer
( Ansdsnx the county convention. \ I4ie
esav.ntion aud short canapa.gn were "a
,o-ei ~ ali TIE faeE.lbers ~ the commit
te. IL fac, mach iaEsg date than The
css elsoseg could ngt have we'll been Sc
ks.s5.
Ii il expected. of c0ugEe that the Silver
Heaaal.cau asd Desnos ratio conventions
vii Ea bald a. tts. same time as the popn-
Lit convention. Chairman Robert Thorn,
Il the Democrats county committee MAS
assesi IL he intended TO CAL tire Democratic
ecnyest!on 10 Meet Oh September q. lie
said: II can't say Till / isear what Is done
q Esisasburg."
Judge Richard Winsor says lie Is NOT
ssek!ng honoTs in the potifieal nsld ard
sha; h. is not q candidate Tor United States
Asnasor or any other office. Il first learned
TIA; the Mason county fopul.zts ha;i IN
darssd noe for senator by readias OF II III
he Post -fntelligeucer. said Judge Wnsor.
II snpposs my friends over there thought
se DO ma kindness ! am n no sense
candidate for the office ~ senator nor do
care 10 bear the expense necessary -
make a canvas for that or cry other
txsce.''
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if.AR> tp lis Hiitlt.s.
Murderer Charles <ordstrom Makes
AN Erssentric Display uf Temper

Murderer Charles NoF1~traaa. a. present
t3e only hogEieiae la tae cou9ty 1su yes
t>f1lay EaY~ violent confirmation ~ his
J5.le 20 taA nickname ",'razy Charlip."
wh. u , = .,ew prisoners 6aYe given p n
Ne bees IT'S ssrel n Some occurrence al,
ittt.e Importance. aaI seizie% fwo u TIE
small library - 6la,es nls f'arl.t.ag friends
have < vrG h.1o 'oge taem .0ta 1g44.sst q 81.
tsea reiapss .ufo melancholy
later %o~eistTosn t1.lu.ai 25Nn aUl upon
te.ns ElFeU pos III mssCi,A&e by JaNer
t,gsai&q proceeded T. E4ste :le tors
leaves Together aga p. Ias % -. second
vlo.@a, oathrraa OF tae kind Nar3stcuss II.
las had fa.a ssnmrr.
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4 VETERAN DEAD.
James Farr Passes Away Quietly Mt
His Home in This city.

~ s~n1e unknown hour on Monday night
James ffarr died al his home. the cor
rer OF Twen.r-sixttl avenue and Jackson
street. For long while lie had been 4
sufferer from chronic gastrtiS. and his
death was not entirely unexpected though
r. was alone when he died.
Mr.. Farr was 81 years od. He WAS Z
native Of Massachusetts, and was Il veier-
an OF both the Mexican ard The civil wars.
During the latter ne was connected with
the United states navy. lie came 10 Seat
tie nearly a quarter az Il century ago.
For more than twenty years he has lived
At the house In which he died. He lived
a quiet He. hut was a familiar figure on
the streets Ills funeral VIII be III charge
~ Stevens post, G. 4. r.
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aE3 es'sSed him severe Injuries. ds sayi
tnzs several ribs were broken All sfs; ~
VIII never BE weil again. lie wants szs.s{
o1 she ground that tae accident was q ~
81 ~ q stYaa4 IL 2a alleged 1=ssctife
cab}e.
James E'olsy Ga lu1s damages. also Ar
s@S As, sroEz The Pacific Coast Company.
lie rad leg broken July /, Wills wsek-
Ing aboard the stesger susea- a fan z
rope end Was t5e cause He alleges .as
captains neg.4 genc..
A. D. Ggow asks 80 from the cs-y 9.
Seattle sor d broken leg- He says he ssil
from a hlsA ss.lexala On Westlake ass,s "a,
where ghere Ms nc railing
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street Contract Awarded

The board CT puoiic works yesterday
awarded the contract for paving James
Street. between First and Second az, uues
- James &. Spur. As reported Ia yeSlvr-
days Post Intell!sencer. TIE board felt
some hesitation III considering Nj. Spur :
lid Oh account Of complications arising out
ot MS connection win the First avenue
contract. Accordingly ne board referred
the matter to Corporation Counsel Hum
phrey. who decided ;i.at M. Spurr was
entirely eligible II h,d Tire bids submit
ted 70 and opened by the board we're as
follow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31

Officer Eart,ee yesterday .sNore 70 I COM
plant against Philip II Hunter. charging
him with tanper.ng With the United
States mails In abstract.Ag money orders
addressed 20 Philip Weifner The con-
plalnt which was sworn b before United
States Can missioner kteftr bore out com
pistey the story pGb.s$hld in yesterdays
Po%tIntell,ganvcr. Commissioner Ksefer
issued a warrant for Hunters arers,
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NLAn BAY. AHg. ki.-4 r. m.-BaroJne-
ter. ~ -. cloudy. - ana west. ten miles.
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schooner g.ie =. m. LANYARD Il four-masted
Schooner ~ tow Of Sea Lion a. III. In
straits, bound uY. Il schooner.
CLALI.AM, AVG. 0-4 y. m,-Part
Cloudy. light vest wind.
PYSHT Aug. 81 p. m.-c.oudy; calm
PORT CRESCENT. Aug. 10 p. H.
Cloudy: calm.
poRT ANGELES. Aug. e--4 p. M
Barometer - e. cloudy. calm.
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Joseph f.. Carbon. 4 Swedish iab0rer II
years ~ age, was committed 10 the insane
asylum by Ju3ge jacobs yesterday.