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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20
POLlCE NOTES.

Chief OF Police Reed says that the
search for Richard II. Lee. alias Shafer.
alias Smith. alias White, viii not be given
up. Detective Meredith ana Deputy 6her-
~ Lane will take The field again an soon
~ the PHILIPPE murder case II out OF the
way.
Isaac Taylor. = cigarmaker. was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by Policeman
Cave and Sheriff Bucklin or Kitsap coun-
~. Taylor 10 wanted for assault and bat
terry on a resident Of Kitsap county. but
the sheriff did not leave the warrant at
headquarters. The police say that they
know nothing about the case.
A warrant was issued in Justice Aus
tins court yesterday afternoon charging
Michael +. Ward. who brought two young
women here from San Francisco under
promise Of taking them TO Alaska. with
obtaining money under false pretenses.
George w. Lord. aged n years. who has
been staying at the New Western hotel,
left his room yesterday morning about 9
o'clock. He had not been seen up TO mid
night last night. and his friends were
worried about him He Is feet 81 inches
tail. rather stout. has gray hair. cut close.
The police have been asked to find VIII
liam Edward Bettiscn, aged II years. who
left Tacoma April s. He II feet tall.
slender ana wore blue overalls when last
seen. He has light complexion and dark
brown hair.
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FEDERAL JURORS.


Clerk Hopkins Draws the List 20
Serve NJ the Jsne Term.
r. n. Hopktns clerk Of the United States
court has drawn the following persons 10
serve as grand and petit jurors In the
United States court which convenes IN this
city on the 7th day Of June the grand jury
TO appear on the It'll day or June and the
petit jury on the eth day Of June
Grand iuroD-Iaac Cooper. Seattle.
Henry Ramps Seattle: D. X. S,cklss, Se-
attic: jos II. 6choli. Seattle; p. w. ely
rer. Fan City. King county: W. A. Faulds.
Tolt. King county: II. L. blanchard. Port
Hadiock. Jefferson county: VIM Eldridxe.
Jr.: Port Hadlock. Jefferson county: Ed.
ward Arres Ediscn. Skagif county. ]. I.
Emerson. Arlington. Snoharaish county: c.
l. Lawry. Snohomisa county; J. l.. Byron.
Whascon. Whascor, county; E. N. WIZ
son. Fairhaven. Wha.com county. Custa-
WIS Havers Seattle. Thos Meade Seattle.
o. A. Waterhouse. Seattle: O. ]. Wallace
Seattle: Jees Jensen Ross, King county.
John Gillespie. Juan lie Fuca island: Sam
nei Cottle Quiicsne. jefferson county. NJ
Mcdonald Port glakeiey. Kitsap county,.
John b. Gates. Mount Vernon. Skag,s
county: Peter Kennedy. Ssiyerton, Spoho-
mish county: Alex. Robertson. Florence
Snohcuatsh county. and NJ. G. I.affa. What
com. Whatcoyn county.
Petit iurors-Wm r. Eraw,ey. city.
FRANK NusoeFsSofa. caty. Il. j. DeaDe. city.
d. l. MCGOWAN. city: Hans Sander. city.
VIM. J. Stevenson. city: W. l.. Beach.
Slaughter. King county: Albert Hugh
banks. Ballard. King county: d. Mel.
Brown. DuwamIsh. King county. J. N.
Short. Kent. King county: A. l.. McciIn-
ton. Port Townsend jefferson county. C,
V CoxCiTl. Sea5eek. kltsap county: David
Watts Kingston. kstsap eounty. - HID
erbrand. Mount yernnn. Skagi; county. u
X Matlock. Mount Vernon: Fred 8 Ar.
derson. Granite Falls. WIN. Mcphee. Ar
l!neton. SaoaoSlasls county: Il. W. Rem
con. Fairhaven. Waatecaa county. r r.
Chandler. r.ynfien, WAatcon cssrnty.
James Hogue, Laurel Waafcam county,
GEO. w. Baaramau. city: Griffith Davies
city. John N, Hrssoell. city. Vim. A. Rich.
ards city: " Parry Smith. city: Geo y
Wiley. city: D. s E-ssey. Sunnydais. Etnr
county; Ia Ievisee. keat. King county.
George r. Niehoii. wese Seattle: Douaid
Mainland Center. jefferson county: Enp,,
Schoter. Port Townsend. jefferson county
A. Il Hoschkin. sr. Seaheck Kitsap cour.
ty: ]. w Dicks, Avon Skagi, county. ]
". Jackman. Mount yeracn, L. J Ward
Mount Vernon. c. A. Kent Lop~x. Sc
Juan county: John MeRae. Everett. T r
Berans FairhAvesa. whatco.n county e
l.. Cowgirl Fasrhaver. and ]. If. Saar
Sausass Wnascom county,
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James O'Nieu In Sir Henry Irving's
stirring dramatic tale entitled "The Dead
Heart" win be one OF this seasons most
important events In this city. Mr..
ONealfs production will be an exact COPY
OF Trving's and Of the one which Mr..
ONe.li himself iirst gave Ave years ago in
Chicago. As Mr.. ONesll at present IL
known as the leading romantic actor In
America. and as the part OF Robert Lam
dry IL typical romantic role. 1t will not
be amsss to state that the public OF this
city will enjoy . rare treat when they
See Mr. oNsill in The Dead Heart" The
management has surrounded Mr.. O'Nei.l
with n brilliant company and he and his
players viii be- seen at the Seattle theater
next Sunday for three nights
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The unapproachabie master OF all ma
sicians. DAME (Eliasonl. VIII be the at
traction at the Seattle theater for two
nights only. on Sunday and Monday. May
I and e.
Dante. the Oriental illusionis., with an
extremely new array OF mystic novelties
departing considerably from any entertain
ment OF the kind ever presented here in
the past.
Dante and q picked company OF twelve
capable artists, talented people, each
member being selected for his Individual
excellence. In the greatest unique pro-
gramme ever presented, together with
magic up 20 date, and startling Oriental
illusions. Walt and watch for date.
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There Is not much Of plot 10 R,aney's
great farce. "A Boy Wanted" which il
enjoying a big run at the Third avenue
theater this week. but the various big
speciality acts are sufiic.ent In number and
quality 10 answer Louis Marsinetti. the
acrehatic dancer, has proven himself a
great favorite as the Bey w. III. MUIR
ply. the crushed sragedian. and the Cali
fornia dancers. the Sutherland sisters. are
great. "A Boy Wanted viii hold the
boards for the balance OF the week. IN
ciuding the customary matinee Saturday
afternoon at s.fs O'clock
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standing. politician whose efforts on the
stump during the late campaign for the
lost cause has made him a lifelong
friend Of William Jennings Bryan, the
same droli Tim who made "a Texas
Steer famous. 10 announced for two nights
at the Seattle theater. commencing tornor-
row cThursdayl. on which occasion he win
present an artistic double bill, comprising
the humorously pathetic comedy In three
merry acts entitled "Oid Innocence" and
the latest dramatic sensation. ''Sir Henry
Hypotized."
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A squad Of militiamen INDUCED In . IL
tie practice In firing with blank cartridges
on The old university grounds Monday
evening and unint sntiA ally caused conssd-
cradle alarm among the more timid rest
dents of that portion Of the city. The re-
port was widely circulated that there had
been = hold-up in the University grounds
which had resulted In pitched battle
between IN armed citizen and three bold
footpads. ana no less than three women
tsiephoned 20 the Host-Inteliigencer, ask
inR X Il were really true that the Spanish
had attacked Seattle. They were answer
ed 10 the contrary and were profuse in
EXPLANATIONS Of thankftllness that hostti.
ties had not actually besn commenced.
The officers at the police STATEN were
also called upon to assure numerous anx-
ious inauirers at thu telephone that peace
eth reignei In Seattle.
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sAt this season there Is IN immense ds-
naand for cough. Group and h grippe reme-
dies savs j. d. Aiser & Co. C. stevens
vile. Montana, -we have in stock twenty
one diferns kinds bat sell more Of
Charnberia;n's Cough Remedy than Of al
others cosnhioed and We have our E-s. Gus
son<r 10 claim It has not beoe6aed him 70
hear fsuur
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JaA - M the eusssne9 having comn1t-
% tn 0eath uantenco oWin0 . dr.
youth. one - shem he been hanrsa ~
the sthers dts1 whlIs h eonflnsmens, ~
sk1a With which 1r. Nsvins avoided 8
Uneaan9 = unattse Of history In that
secuoa - = . man about six feet tan
ven ou1ss ana has hind. frank fAes.
He 3 . p1eoaat erpafsonaiiaf ~
nsvef allows . Snah q business 70 VERY
him.
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this hs did not send out the searching

Sheriff Meyer sti.i has several men In
the field. located at different points. On
Philhriek and Tommy McCorry are on the
east side OF Lake washington making .
thorough investigation OF all trails and
cabins.
Tho officers who have had anything to
do with the search stiil think that Lee =
hiding In tina woods near Derby. They
think he viii not venture far from there
In q wounded condition. because he Is not
well acquainted with the country for any
considerable distance.
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RREvITIEy.

Mr.. J. 8. Morse has been very seriously
III at his home on North Broadway.
The fra apparatus was called out at IL
o'clock yesterday for q small bla1e IN
storeroom on the second floor OF the Ma
sonic building. The damage was confined
to clothing and the loM VIII not exceed
The preliminary examination OF James
Dubois. . weil-dreased young man, on the
charge OF burgiaraxinR Irving X Cannon's
tailor shop In the Colonial block. took place
before Justice Austin yesterday afternoon.
Dubois admitted possession OF the clothes
that came from the burglarized shop. but
said that he got them from man named
Dunn whom he had known three weeks:
Tho police think that he refers to Joe.
Dunn. = notorious criminal Onicer Grant
arrested Dubois early one morning on
James street with large bundle under
his arm At police headquarters IL was
found that DuBoaa not only had clothes
In the bundle but several coats on him.
Justice Austin fixed Dubois bonds at 800.
In default OF which he was sent to the
county jafl.
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They Tried to stop q street Car
and Death game

Two knock-kress and fogrsrrrj hcrvey
that formed consonsn; part OF Qucns
Tack's vegetable farm and chicken SOS.
p:ssi In SoGta Seat.ie seeasue h;ssrscs.
yesserdsy afternoon az TIE p-oepectz @.
var with Spain ard ran away They ar.
dead now ard Tuck = booking for sxe
sUgU goo&. aHs coc..s animals wssnou.
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aftssnoen IN Mayor Humes' Gsnee. II ID
e1pected that rsosgt win ~ prsusnseA
enoWf1g u ~ receipts. which Vim b
forwarded e ths fAmiliss e the battle
sh1p Name hoEpoa
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CA0To1IA.
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Your friends In the North would be
glad indeed TO see a copy of the Seattle
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O. TIE PllG.
With the Mort Expert
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EXCURSION TO SNoQUAI.MIE FALLS.
The frst excursion OF the season win Be
run on Sunday. April "a. Ample time
vii, be allowed for fishing and for IN
specting the plant now being erected for
tho SnoquaImie Power Company Lieut..
wagner's Flrst Regiment band will par
ticipate In the excursion, furnishing music
en- route and at the falls. Train leaves
at 80 a. m. Fare for round trip. 81.
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sssiag In charge the recent Maine be,e..
entertainment w.a be held z; ] e'essck ss,.s
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Characteristics Tim Murphy. . comedian
conadered - Groat . character on the
stage ~ on. man that has received mere
Newspaper nctcriety than mest artists q
hia calling ever get. . painter Of no mean
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Shore Acres" that popular play %
American home life. will be the attraction
at the Seattle theater next Saturday night
To those familiar with the beauties OF this
artistic cornedy-drama its great success is
not 70 be wondered at, ard great many
managers think the play the most profit
able piece OF theatrical property in Amer
tea. Mr.. Herne's profits are said to have
reached nearly three hundred thousand
doliarp 30 far and II the play makes the
hit n 10 expected 70 make In London. he
ought TO make fully ~ much mcre
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A RMORY HALL.
ladies' Six.Nl9ht
Bicycle Race.
r.ru NIGHT THIS WEEK At sn5
O'CLOCK.
$50 IN PRIZES.
ALL THE FAST FLYERS.
Farnsworsh, Cole. Drahmei, Kaigren.
Brooks.
First Regiment Band.

TEEATER-Jer5meE Smith.
sole proprietor ard manager. Week ecrn-
mencing Mcnday. April - Fifty great
LIN novelty acts. Americas greatest
female baritone. DoIiine Cole. TIE high
est aAlaried artist on the vaudeville
stage. AsaertcA's representative comedy
skefch artists. BUSH ard Efs1sseomb-
Dick Mack comedian singer, dancer
and phassSser Ths Eastern seng bird.
Garnet Franks. Return TO former tr.-
aynphs. Flora Du Boss The savorites
White AMI Harris. TIE wonderful egssior-
ton dancer. Eva Brandt. The eometil-
ana. Cshson ana Alien. Sherwood aud
Mesyyn and our big stock company.
PTisss, Is and y cenIs. Tel. Main ~.
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STEAMER Humboldt VIII SAT for San
Francisco Thursday. For freight Or
passage apply TO r, F. Ca,ne. agent. ,es
Ypsser way OF Arlington dock
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"Savc the wo-
men and children
6ryt! +" II the In
ssinctive cry Of
every brave man
in . moment Of
peril, but IN the
every day con-
cerus Of life men
who are ofdina.
iiiy brave and
kind forget the
n~~-sta ~ tvaahl0
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HoHD DH

mile francs. qui lui pareissait fan
tastlque dams la situation d6sesp6.
rec Cd il sc trouvait ]e eomte de
BIO await en- IN sursaut vlolent...
-Diablel ft-il, celia est plus Sc.
rieux.
-Vous oonsentez?
Isl j'y consensl O'est.h-dire
que de gre GU de force il faudra
qua Fernandez.
Celia NEST egal.... En-.
ployez la violence au besoin, mails
f6ussissezl
-Js r6ussirsi! fit l'anclen for.
CAT enthousiasm6. Je vais me mon.
trer entrt1nant, irresistible. Je 81
raj Almaviva. don Jasn.... Cent
mile francs pour s6duire une
femme, o'est peut .etre la premi4-
re fois qu'on fat une offre pareil-
le.-Vous tenez done bien a CO
que CO padvre M. Chateauroux...
-Je veux, dit Ansslme, les
yeux effreyants, la voix sombre, je
veux que Maximilien Ohatsauroux
meurs de chagrin!
lie comte de Rio sentit resser
en- lui IN petit feisson, mails mean
moins il r6pondit:
-C'est bien. Nous ferons PIN
possible.
EFT vous me tiendrez al cou-
rant de vos progresY
Jour par jour 81 vous le d6sl-
req.
-Oui.
Ansalme allalt go 1etirer.
LIE comte lie. retint..
Encore unemot.
-Parlez!
-Je suis en- &c moment terri
Element q la cote. -. Pas an ma
rav6dis.. On va m'expulser de
mon hotel.
-Anselme sortit de. son porte
feuille cling billets de mile francs.
-Volci cinq mile francs.
-AocomDte?
Mon, pour vos faux frais.
Vous aurez les cent mile francs
nets le jour de la r%eussite.
-Parf.it! fit Ie comte enchant5.
Comptez sur moi, Ut p16parez la
GAZETTE!
Ill tendit la Main q II. Mar.
chand. q Ansslme ct s'elolgna
dun pas de captain, lie chapeau
sur l'oreilIe, fouettant lair de son
eleganUe badine de jono....
Anselme lie regarda sortir, puts,
pris dune inquietude, SO tourns
vers III. Marchand:
.Croyez-vous, demanda t. il,
quill r6ussisse?
-Parbleu! fit l'homme sans he.
sitter.
Et AnseIme s'6loigna plus res.
sure....
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Appel a nos lecteurs

Les maisons de commerce Oh
dessous ont leur emploi IN bon
nombre de oompatrietes, ct m6ri
tent votre patronage. Files sont
sans contredit, les plus aohalan-
d6es ct les plus considerables de la
Vile ct sont aussi accommodates
Gus tous rapports.C eux de nos COM
patr1otes qui ysont employees, sont
bien avantageusement oonnus ct SO
sont acquis par leurs manieres at
fables ct leur honnetet6, la confian-
CO de toutes les personnes qui ont
fa1t des affaires avec eux.
Les DANES surtout donneront une
preuve manifesto de patriotisme
en- sc servant de la langue FRANCHISE
pour faire leurs achats, ct
en- agissant ainsi vous rendrez SER
vices q vos compatriotes ct q leurs
families.
The Plymouth Clothing House,
A. Collie.
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NJ AO4AA AO NA0CAV Laval OA SOAA-
to qul g.lua maohinalement dun
air indifferent, mals Mafohand
ayant ACUTE:
IS .ccesseur de Judas Mari orii
La physionomle du pseudo-gan-
tilhomme ohangea brusquement.
I! ALA 4 Anselme, la main ten.
due aveo empressement.
-Vous aveo connu Judas Mar
f3ri?
-Oui, monsieur.
I'm homme bien 6tonnant! BIT
fort!
Tres fort. oui, monsieur.
-Malh7ureusemAnt IL est mort.
Entire mes bras, me remet.
tant tous ses pouvoirs.
-Je suis enohant6, monsieur,
positiyement %enchant6, murmura
le comte, de faire votre connais-
sanoe.
Les deux hommss SO serr6rent
la main.
-O'est lui, dit III. Marchand,
d6signant Ansslme, qul a bosom
de vous parler.
-Bisn.
Ill a une proposition q vous
faire.
-J'etais d6you6 corps ct ana a
Judas Marf6ri. j. serai d5vou6
corps ct anne q celui gui lie rempla.
oe.
Dspuis qn'Anselme etait rendu
en- France, il await pu mesure,
quelle 6tait l'6tendus do pouvoir
qui lu1 await Gle l6gue par judas
Ma1fori, tous ceux qal avatent
,ouchs au bague par quelque cote,
soft qu'ils y fusseDt allies eux me-
mes, soft qu'ils fussent en- oommu
nication sveo das gems qui reve.
naient, tous, tous, reoeleurs, vo-
leurs, bandits de tous genres ct de
toutas nations. tous s'inolinaient
au nom de Judas Marfori.
Anselme 6tait fer de l'espeoe de
royaut6 qui lu1 await 6t6 ainsl con.
fierce; il en- 6tait fer ct heureux 3
la fois, car il pourrait ainsi e0re'
ment, q l'alde de tous ces d6voue'
ments, mener q ben son @uvre de
vengeance.
-Parlez, a]outa lie uomte. lou!
oe qui sera en- mon pouvoir de fall
re-, pour vous etre agreeable, je IL
ferai.
Go que j'ai q vous demander,
dit Anselme, ne sera nj di&cile, n:
p6nible, 81 les renseignements gu.
on ma donnes sont exaots.
-Dites.
-Vous allez quelquefois a l.
Garbsudiere!
-Souvent.... moins pourtant
depais quelque jours, depuis gu
I'M aoo1dent...
-Ou1, - sails, depuis pincendie
du chateau.
All! vous sa7ez?
.Alors vous 6tes bien
aveo M. Msximilien Chateuroux
Tres bien.
)Et avec ga femme?
-Au mieux.
Ellie vous Anne!
Sans etre fat je puts l'aYo7er
-Croy z-Yous qu'e'le vous al
merait au point de gutter SOL
mari, sa maison, ses enfants!...
Pour me suivrs?
-Oli....
All! celia je men sails rien.....
Chateauroux est Dien terre 4 ter.
re....E Ellie eat bien romanssque
Mas IL y a les enfants ...s
Eth bienl dit Anselme, il faut
1'amener 4 abandonner son mari o
ses enfants.s.
Eft q partir ayee moR
-Oui.
-Diable1 vous alIeE bien, gous
-Est-ce impossible?
-Je ne sails pas..... Je mai ia,
mails essays. Nous avons Alrte
plaisant6. Je ne orols pas 8 re- todt
q falt indifferent a Fernando, mails
de Ia a Sc jeter dams mes bras poui
FUR avec moi il y a loin. D'ailleurs
]e vous avouerai que je ny items
pas outre mesure.
-J'y ITEMS, moi, fit Anselme
sombre.
LIE oomte cut I'm SQUIRE.
Dams ca caa c'aat diffArant- dit.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12
III

Qaelques jours aprAs cette aven.
ture, Anselme reoevrait CO mot la.
conique: "Venez demain, 4h....
81. Marchand." LIE pere de Claire
tut exact, Is comte n'6tait pas ar.
rive. II ne devait venir qua cinq
heures. 81. Marchand en- profla
poar donner . Anselme queIques
renselgnements compl6mentaire,
qo'll s'etait procur6s sur le per-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-08-12

lie comte commence ga cour Oh
plut6t la continue, car il pavalt
commenc6e deja, on le salt, mails
alors il la continua tambour bat.
tant, avec la volont6 de vaincre gu
plus vlte ct de TOUGHER la prime
promise. Csci SO passait au mo-
ment Cd la tristesse ct une eep6oe
de mysi6risuse terreur planaient
sur la G. ,rbaudiere. L'spparition
de la ,roix nolre, suivie de 81 pres
par l'lncendie qui await d6vor6 la
moitl6 DIES batiments, await efray6
tout le moAde, Maximilien plus
que personne. Fernando, ne pou-
want plus recevoir, s'ennuyalt q
p6rlr' Son mari, qui sentait poser
sur lui quelque surhumaine male
diotiop, 6tait deyenu sombre ct
"a continuer.)
The Brinkley argus., 1898-09-22

ment for the right unanswerable As "Wild Bill" would say "He is a sight"
 The sickness in the neighbor- hood is a great hindrance to the meeting, but the health is improv- ing some.
 1 will leave the meeting in Bro Jones charge and will fill my appointment at Allendale next Sunday.
 By the time the readers of the ARGUS read this article, we be- lieve many will be converted and the meeting moving along in full blast. MT. Editor, come down and be with us.
 N. w. WOMACK.
 MOTE :-Thank you very kind. ly, Bro. Womack. Wish 1t were possible for us to hear Bro. lanes splendid sermons, but at present 1t is not.-EDITOR.