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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07
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TESTIMONY ALL IN.
ess Suit over the smith block
Nearly Ended

=, sae .ssftnoyy In tho suit sd~ rs,s.e ssiou
AZ Ws On whieh the Smith fsock. corner
,s,..s ss.ha avenue and James street. IN
e.. ~ was finished yesterday and the
,ss .,. eeen continued tai Mss X when
ts. s.,ss,,s VIII argue the asssiious OF
ar - u TIE casss n a record break
zrsrn... "@aieer OF exhibits flied. which
Arsr,,s - sssNeaSN-aSe. All OF sthe flies
a'sss asvs been introduced in s,Ss,nres
So sIasy ", NJ. Reancld and II Tov.
eaaa testified as 70 ire sen,al 49, - ~,
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BALLARD Ex-TREASURER.
suit Against His BOndsme n-The y
File n Demurrer.


An interesting law point is involved IN
the demurrer filed by the hondsmen OF ex-
City Treasurer A G. Thompson, OF Bal
lard. to the suit brought against them by
the municipality for a balance of f253s al
legged to be due. Thompson was frst elect
cd city treasurer of Ballard December 3.
1894 HIS bond for $4,000 was signed by
D. r. and Louise Denny, F. l.. and kath-
crime Fehren. w. r. and Estel.e Ballard
John Leary and l.. II. Pontius. After
serving one year. Mr.. Thompson was re-
elected. but while he served for more than
a year afterward he did not renew his
bond and was not called upon to do SO by
the council.
II is alleged that when Treasurer Thomp-
son turned the Office over to +. Nj. De-
Moss. his successor. ne was short g, $751;
This money. Ii Is understood was on de-
post in bank at Ballard that failed
Judge HUMPHREYS ard Attorney Davis
argued the case for the city OF Ballard
ard George Donworth appeared for the
bondsmen The court took the latter
under advisement.
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lot during the past eight years II was
their belief that so to $3.50 per month
would be fair rent for the lot from 1880
TO and including 1sse; that the rental ya,ue
from lss2 to 1897 was approximately $3.50,
but that since last summer a reasona s,le
rent per month would be $50 to 500.
1t was stipulated that the matter OF an
accounting for the rent OF the ground. In
case judgment was entered in favor Of
the plaintiffs. should be left for a supple
mental decree.
The case for the defense consisted OF
PROOF tnas the agents Of the Philadelphia
Mortgage and Trust Company exsrrisad
due diligence and inquired into the title be-
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burglars entered the postoffcA az Bal
lard late Thursday night Or early yester-
day morning, and attempted 10 blow open
she safe. They drilled q clean cut hole
between Tire combination and handle, sist-
ed In powder and put flisa In place. As
the charge was not exploded, IL is sun
uoaed that the burglars were cls:urlss,.
ana fed. They took s. worth OF stamps
ard g5a IN cash from money drawer
Entrance 10 the postofffee was effected
through hack door by means Of a
Jimmy"
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Passing n FORGED ChecE

J. Is. Conway. colored. was arraIgnea
yesterday afternoon before Justice Inger-
soH on the charge Of pa ssing a forged check
on NJ j. Luiz. proprietor OF the Pioneer
saloon. BY mutual agreement. however.
noon
The check was for SIS drawn in favor
OF conway. and purported to be signed bv
Ii. Rogers" IL is claimed that Conway
passed. another check at Chopard's saloon.
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THIRD AVENUE ThEATER-
W. NJ. RUSSELL, Manager.

One week, starting Sunday. May &
CHARLES T.. BI.ANEN's
Big city production Of the seasons mose
successful Farce Comedy,
"A HIRED GIRL"
A laughing sufflciency, direct from the
Fourteenth Street Theater, New York
City.
Thos. J. Ryan as the Hired Girl, with
a pig speciality cast and chorus OF twenty.
Twelve rather pretty girls. all young
and good looking
Observation-Disclosures Saturday.
PRicES-ioc. DC. 3oc. 4oc and Zoe; box
Seats 81. Matinee-Aduiss. sc. children.
fec: boxes. IS. Box Office open daily from
10 a. m. 10 10 p. m. Seats now on saie.
Telephone. Pike s.
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I ourt Notes,

Itc}e Anderson Yesterday obtained 81
Sfasr in ne superior court directing hsr
SHOW cause on May Is Why .has- ,,trar
CHILD. Eari Anderson. should not be awars-
ed 10 her pending the termination Of tha
s ~. sait. Mrs Anderson also demands
100 FOR attorneys fees ard cosfa.
Judge Jacobs YESTERDAY 1904 - -.
Enents on the application Of 7. " Trs,,.
Tor writ OF haaeas corpus. Trout WAS
sent ue from a Justices court IN bf,titas
county charged with sending obscene mat
the justice was without filrisafctian 20
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The case Of Sarah J. Mcclure We. ira
r., TERED Accident Insurance COMPANY
or New York. was transferred to the FED.
eFal court yesterday from the sune-ior
court on the grounds of a diversity az
s,'lssaiship- The case is one 10 recover
the Insurance upon the nfa az pr,S ~
ward Mcclure. who WAS killed ON NJ.
Rainier July e. 1897
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arrangements to go north on another
steamer. They have handsome steam
launch. the Sirene, which was shipped by
rail from New York. They gave her trial
spin around the bay yesterday.
Parties having freight aboard the City OF
Columbia are rapidly bringing 1t ashore,
with the assistance OF tugs and lighters.
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tore the loan to DR.. Smith was made. Ev-

fore the loan to DR.. Smith was made. Ev-
erett Smith. counsel for the company. tes-
tilted that no examined the title and APP
proved Ii before the mortgage was made
Il came out during the trial that when
the representatives OF the company learn
ed that the daughters OF DR. Smith claimed
an interest In the ground. Attorney Ever
EFT Smith offered them two years rent of
tho homestead at Smith cove IL they would
execute quit claim deed. This offer was
refused.
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Zen stevetores yesterday filed as manv
separate hoels in the Federal court against
tha coiltsr Progreso. The names or ,,a
men are y. L. Woods j. W. Hunter q
Anderson. l. Bonati. John Martin. r
fank. Fred Nelson. Dan Quinn, ID. Mas
sey and X. Marden. The total OF the
Gains does not amount to more than sss
ana are for wages. The vessel Was 70.
leased last evening.
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the old-timers in the Jury" hroka dov,r
ana cried like children THAT lecture waa
worth N.oeo to any young man With in
eipient evil tendencies said one man
who heard it.
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The Developments yesterday in the City
Of Columbia trouble were few. l.. r. Adj
ans. who u one Of the wezsrhisst OF the
passengers who came around on fise ysz-
sci. ssys sha, bis father liz not coming cat.
49, reported. and VIII no. buy the City Of
Columbia. The Adams party b making
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one rev salt was fled in the s,,pe-io-
court yesterday. as follows:
sara. sarah Hurd vs. William jameson, 2rar,-
issory note and mortgage for 81 M % '''
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TONIGHT.

First appearance OF Tony Ryan. the
champion fysopaone player. Initial an.
pearaaee 81 Harry DE Arnoy, the king az
tie air. Ssll retained. the Norrfssea the
best eoiored couple today ca the starr.
nooxart. the greatest OF all female impsr-
senators Baker and Fonda, the esnsa-
ton producers. Gibson and Alien. 4har-
wood and Mervyn. Flora Dubois, EVA
Brandt. kfftie Goodwin. Geneva Hazel
ton. Besides these artists. % other Starr
80. The Baker and Fonda Company Win
pfods1re the Can-Czn.
ssnerAi admiration. 15c: reserved seats
-: 1artog M Dsatss 10 xeteDhan1f
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MT ( IS SuLLH rs EYER.
yrauACIoUs srASIARD STILL Ian
cr,.ar.s N KING COUNTY JAIL

=. : c~naa Get Ouf Of Here, 70 TO
LAX 70 spsis," He says-seems
nreax Lest AnerIcsa Vengeance
-. Maine May Tsrz Against Him.
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For nen's Wearing


Checked
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Being Correctly Gloved

weiidsed
goods
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Trefousse. a
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saving enough monty 70 that they could
get married.
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Mems Underwear.


selling these that perfect 1T
we've marked them at $3.50 suit, usually sell for $780,
q
sizes,t sc q GARNER
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A recently arrived party OF four gentle
men, registered at the Rainier-Grand and
bound for the gold fields OF Alaska. in
ciudes II. J. Meyers. w. II. Null, @. II.
Hargrool and c. c. Hurst, all Of Cltn-
ton. Mo.
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Athletic Goods.


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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-02-15
Notice For Justification
NJ. asa7.

NJ. 1857.
Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utahl
Jal. q, lS9SS
Notice IL hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OIL his
intention to make final proof IN supper
OF his clam, and that said proof will joe
made before the Register and Receiver
U. S. Land Office at Salt Lake City,
Utah, on Feb. 10, 1898, viz: John ii
Smith on HID 10052 ior the Il y S L "A
Sec. % and n 4 S w a Sec. % TIP 5.
r. +.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz: John L.
Howard, James Alexander, Manassa
Fitzgeral Emanuel Vom baur ali CT
Draper, Utah.
II. n. McGREw, Register.
FRANK d. HoBBs, Attorney.
(First Publication Jan. lS)
Nj. Wan. l. smith, OF Frederickstown
No. MAS lrouOled with chronic diarrhoea
for over thirty years. He had become
fully satisfied that it was only question
OF short time until he would have TO
give up. He had been treated bv some
OF the hest physicians in Europe and
America but got no permanent relief.
One day he picked up a newspaper and
CHANGED to read an advertisement OF
Chamberlain,s Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by II. b .
Merrihew, druggist.
A few months ago, Mr.. Byron Every
OF Woodstock, Mich, was badly afflicted
with rheumatism. His right leg was
swollen the full length, causing him
great suffering. He was advised to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The firsi
bottle OF it helped him considerably and
the second bottle effected cure. The
20 and so cent sizes are for sale by II. b.
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/ he Union Pacific

Passes through the best cities and towns
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The advantage gained by travelling
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For time tables, pamphlets descriptive
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or any other Information, address
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GEM Pass. AND TIoKET AGENT,
OMAHA, NEB.
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II have given Chamberlain's Cough
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the very best rem edies for Group that
hare ever found. One dose has Away
been sufficient. although always use
RELY. Any cod my children contract
Yields very readily TO this medicine.
can conscientiously recommend it for
croup and colds in children. Geo. II
Wolf. CLERK OF the Circnit Court
Fernandina, Fla. Sold by IL. b. Merri-
hew, druggist.
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Saratoga Salvation.

Saratoga Salvation is the intrinsic
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bottle.
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Tourist or Family Sleeping Car Service

Do you know that livery evening the
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Fridays, three distinct Tourist Sleeping
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Chicago, Boston and New York-no
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In the Glad Future.

"Marial" said the husband Of the new
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time you come home late from the lodge
and put your boomers TO bed and hang
yourself over the back of chair all
night III go straight home to papa,
thereP-Brooklyn Eagle. 1----J
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so Years of Cures.
The Prospectus of the Home for 1898

The excellent stories, for which the
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Kate Sanborn will continue her bright
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A Dore's Reception.

smithson- Anything l can do for yon,
Brown?
Brown = Yes, call again. - Yankee
Blade.
The state herald., 1898-04-01
BOARD OF INQUIRY'S REPORT.
MAINE BLOWN UP BY AN EXTERNAL FOR(
nconestabe Evidence That the First Explosion Came From
Below the Ship-No Evidence Of Carclessness the
Part of the Maines Offcers-Presden Simply Reports
the Matter TO Congress.

Al forty minutes past o o'clock the
vessel was suddenly destroyed.
There were two distinct explosions
with a brief interval between them.
The first lifted the forward part of
the ship very pcrceptibly, the second,
which was more prolonged, is attrib-
utcd by the court to the partial eX-
plosion of two or more of the for
ward magazines.
The evidence of the divers establish
cs that the after part of the ship was
practically intact and sank in that con-
dition a very few minutes after the
explosion. The forward part was COM
pletcly demolished.
Upon the evidence of concurrent cy-
ternal cause, the finding of the court
Is as follows:
T. At frame II the outer shell of the
ship, from n point eleven and onc-half
feet from the middle line of the ship.
and six feet above the keel when in
its normal position, had been forced
up so as TO he now about four feet
above the surface of the water; there
fore, about thirty-four feet above
where 1t would be had IL sunk unin-
jured.
The outside bottom plating Is bent in
The state herald., 1898-04-01

TO reversed ~" shape. the after
wing of which. about fifteen feet broad
and ihirty-two feet in length from
frame II to frame 25b is doubled back
upon itself against the continuation of
the same plating extending forward.
AT frame Is the vertical keel is brok-
en- in two and keel bent into an angle
similar TO the angle formed for the
outside plates. This break is about
six feet below the surface of the water
and about thirty feet above Its normal
position.
In the opinion Of the court this efrec,
could havc been produced only by the
explosion Of n mine situated under the
bottom Of the ship, at about frame is
and somcwha, on the port side OF the
ship.
The conclusions OF the court are:
That the loss of the Maine was not IN
any respect due 10 fault or negligence
on the part of any Of the officers or
members OF her crew.
That the ship was destroyed by the
explosion Of n submarine mine, which
caused the partial explosion Of two or
more of her forward magazines; and.
That no evidence has been ob;ainablo
fixing the responsibility for the destruc-
tlon Of the Maine upon any person or
persons.
| have directed hat the finding Of
the court Of Inquiry and the views Of
this government thereon he communi-
Gated 10 the government of her majcs.
ty. the queen, and do not permit my.
self 10 doubt that the sense OF Justice
OF the Spanish nation Will dictate a
course Of action suggested by honor
and the friendly relations OF the two
| governments.
II Is the duty Of the executive 10 al,
wise Congress OF the result. and in the
meantime delibcra,, consideration is
invoked. WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Executive Mansion, March -, 1895.
The state herald., 1898-04-01
REPORT OF THE BOARD.

Washington, March 2s.-Thc follow.
ing is the full text OF the report OF the
court OF inquiry:
L. \. :. Iowa, Key West. Fla, Mon.
day. March II, lsaS.-Aficr n full aud
mature consideration of all the tcsti-
mony before II, the cour, finds as fol.
lows:
Flrst-rhni the United States battle
ship Maine arrived IN the harbor Of
linynnn. Cuba, on the 2lst day of Jan
uary. ls0s, and was taken to buoy No.
I. In from 1--we aud onc.lnlf 10 six
fa,homs of water, by the regular gov.
ornmcut pilot.
The United States consul general nj
Havana had notified the authorities nj
that place the previous evening Of the
Intended arrival of the Maine.
Second-Thc state Of discipline on
board the Maine was excellent. and ali
orders and regulations Ia regard To III,
care and safety Of the ship were strict
Is carried out.
| All ammunition was slowed away IL
accordance with instructions aud prop
or care wns taken whenever nmmuni
tlon was handled.
Nothing was stored In amy one OF ih'
magazines or shell rooms which Wa
not permitted TO bc slowed there.
The magazines nnd shell rooms were
always locked after having been cS
nmincd and opened. and after the de
s,ructlon Of the Maine the keys wcr'
found In their proper place In the cap
inin's cabin. everything having beer
reported secure that evening nj SIP. N
The temperature Of the mngnzlnc
mud shell rooms Were taken daily mn,
reported. The only magazine whlcl
Ind mn undue nm0uni OF lien, was III
nficr icn.inch mngnzlnr. nnd that III
not explode NJ the time the Maine wa
destroyed.
The torpedo wnrhcads were nj
slowed In the after pms 0f the ship M
der the warm room, aud neither cause
nor participated ln the destruction O
the Maine.
The state herald., 1898-04-01

An Official roller gin test. conducted
under the direction OF the Office Of fiber
investigation OF the department OF agri.
culture at Cuero. Tex, upon Texas.
grown Egyptian cotton. has just been
concluded with most successful and
gratifying results. For several years
experiments have been carried on in
Texas from Egyptian seed distributed
by the department with view to the
production in this country OF Egyptian
cotton. A serious obstacle to success
has been the need OF n proper gln to
separate the seed from the lint, the or
dinary gin inJuring the cotton to n
ruinous degree. but this has been over.
come by special form OF gln. The
engineer expert OF the Agricultural de.
partment states that the cotton pro-
duccd from the Egyptian seed planted
In Texas is stronger than the native
Egyptian. us Is Indicated by the yield
per hour In ginning. This was 70
pounds per hour the first day and
76 o-l0 per hour the second day. The
lint from this test will be examined
and further reported upon.