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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04
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HICKS OFFICE 1<Io~IzED.
while bcntes I'm the Court, He Bu,,
Up stock Of HIS Non-Ipion Men

spseiaI Dispatch TO the Post-InteiIia.ncer
chfNPfA. March 2.-The quo yarran,o
esse or George w Hopp and ~ T. Pow
ineT. a. trustees OF the Sta pri,tfrs-
Company against Gwin Hicks. stare
printer. WAS heard this morning IN the
'hu'ston county superior eourt before
'uuse Eilott. OF Lewis county. sitting as
fSi'ihs Judge Tho trial WAS brief and
resulted y Granting the order of lie cour,
p'"}fd Tor. 20 Dust Mr. Hicks from tt-
usH[iauon OF the offico OF board of a.
fs1tofs q the company.
ths would mean "A reopentnx or .ha
~hoie Toub!e at the state printing nf,,re
"at Tor the TACT that the state printor
evidently anticipating the result, YESTERDAY
saeceeded In buying up the stock ~
asssfs- H. h. kowmer and A. q Rogers
PAYING them a slight bonus over the sace
OF their stock. This praet c4llv left o,,iv
Ieorge w. Hopp rs a representative ~
thr company AS against Hicks. and i'm
Hediateiy after the conclusion Of the trIat
~ court Hopp accepted from Hicks a.,
oaeE or the face OF the stock held hv him
ana The state printer became urdispute,I
e"her OF all The stock Of thu cnrporation
Meantime the office has been ,tnfocl,~a
under Mr.. Hicks acceptance of tho srhi-
Hatirn cf the Democrats executive COW
H''Fee. hence the long standing trot,f,,a
F''h'S 70 be al au end. II l. understood
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FORGED CHECK N EVIDENCE.
~xpIRT TESTIMONY AT THE Can.
TER COURT-MARrIAL.
a.ssu -. Bangs Name signeA e
Paper for More Than o2O,OAO
Defense Unable to Prevent Do~u-
neat Being Filed ~ m Exhibit.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Dav!d -. Car
ya,no. the expert In handwriting. was re-
called to the witness stand al the opening
of ;odsy's session of the court martial
Which 10 trying the charges against Capt.
Garter Judge Advocate Barr handed the
witness . check for $20.577. payable TO An
scn n Bangs. on account OF work done
on Cumberland sound in 1885 Toe check
vas indorsed Ason n. 3Angs, aid the
whom he thought the name had been
written.
rBy B. D. Green" was the prompt re-
Ply.
Mr.. Blair. for the defense. asked the
nudge advocate If he intended 10 claim
maj this check ever came back 10 Capt.
Carter or that the captain knew OF these
Improper Inducements. II /: was his in
,s,tion 10 make such claim. MIR. Blair
ssld he would object TO the introduction
u the check.
Col Barr sad Col. Green's name was
n connected with the Gaze that the check
and the forgery were entirely competent
evidence.
NJ Blair said there was as yet 10 evi-
dence OF any forgery I'm the case. IL would
he shown later or. he said, that Il. ID.
Green had authority 10 sign the name OF
A6son II. Bangs.
After further argument the court re-
tird and after a few inmates deIibera-
ton refused 10 sustain the objection Of
the defense.
The check was then introduced as an
exhibit In evidence.
Col Barr then called the attention Of
the expert 10 three checks drawn by Capt
CAREER to the order OF Arson NJ. Bangs.
Mr. Carvalno was OF the opinion all
three were forgerIes. Mr. Blair had
soine discussion with the witness about
handwriting. after which he took up d
voucher No. 3. upon which appeared the
signature Of Arson VI. Bangs with three
Ines drawn through II. This was COM
pared with the sig ..aEure OF James =.
Gallagher. wnch appeared twice on the
document in question. AIR. Carvalho
thought both signatures had been written
by the same person. Gallagher was 4
bookkeeper for the Atlantic Contracting
Company In Savannah, and was eis-
charged by Edward II 6;aynor he has
appeared as witness for the prosecution.
IN 'esaSd 20 the signature of Anson
~ BansE. erased by three lines witness
-ald II could never have been mistaken
Tor the genuine by any one familiar with
Bangs signature.
This ended the experts testimony. ana
the court adjourned
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WARRANT CASE IN POLITICS.
POpulists Will Try to Make Capital
Out of the Bardslcy Decision

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliigencer.
TACOMA, March 3.-City Attorney j. p
Judson is quite certain that the decision
of the supreme court in the Bardsley war
rant suit is TO cut a material figure In the
April election. 10 the benefit OF the fusion
lists He said today:
The outcome of the warrant matter will
Depend largely on the coming city election.
III we VIII every holder OF share Of this
more than a million dollars worth of war
rants VIII have to prove his right 10 be
paid, even in the face Of the supr5 ne court
decision. II We lose. ! have no doubt ev-
cry one of those warrants will be paid We
are going 10 bring this warrant issue
Squarely into our fight. \ copy Of the dis
sen;ing opinion in the Bardsley case VIII
be placed IN the hands OF every voter be-
fore election day SO he may see for him.
self both sides of this warrant natter
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Registration Indicates That the
Nnnalrr " Eli Fnii Rrlosx ixeragr

aVerfa} Dispatch n the os'-lnte.t!EA ncer
TACOMA. Nfa-ea s.--Tae Indications are
that The vote 81 The April election WI
aHt - 4f.} as large 49, AZ tae m8yotalty
contest x tNo wears ago. ana scarcely
as heavy 80 AZ BE cosucsluaasc election
e lass year Two yeaEs ago the total
Ta-- vas e.l6s. and thus far the rsglstra-
ts-9 books zAcw total e DC; ABOUT go
votes w1th ten fad days IL walcs - son.
pisre f,1e record
since Keeping She hooks open during
zee evening the average daily ration
fas osen acouf - names and Z this rate
continues to tAe day q closing thr total
vo'e H. be- IN the nelshhorhood 0f So
Tie books - 'ass year sAos tia. dur
n tt last af.sea days in which they
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3O2 Pike Street
Near Third, opposite Stevens & Stevens.
Fitz Henry & ScOOneS.
AUCTIONEEKS

We're kept open nearly 1900 names were
registered. an average of nearly 90 a day
There Is, however no sign of rush of
this kind this year. and il seems likely
the total registration will fall far below
900. Another feature 10 be taken into
consideration is the rush for the north
Registration experts tward politicians
hold that from Is 10 - per cent. of the
persons who registered early have left
the city for the north. or will have left
before election day. Taken altogether, IL
Is likely that an unusually light vote will
be polled.
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WORK on THE CANAL STOPPED.
FnIIure Ia secure the Riaht-of-Way
Causes the Suspensions.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-IuteliIgencer.
WASHINGTON. March 3-Secreta.y
AlgeT tod Congressman Lewis today that
preliminary work on the Lake Washing
ton canal had been stopped because the
citizens had failed to secure title for the
right-3.- way. and that the law forbid
the expenditure Of any further appropria-
ton until the ftght-of-way had been given.
An effort 10 get authority 20 go on with
the work BY means of an amendment TO
the sindry civil bin in the senate commit
tee the other day met with strong opposi-
ton from Senator Frye. who denounced
the plan as unfeaslbie and a real estate
lob.
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JCDSON NOT CANDIDATE.
Will Not Permit His Name to He Used
Against Eawcett.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. March 3-One OF the fusion
ISIS OF Tacoma who has been prominently
mentioned as candidate for mayor today
gave out his ult!matum. This is Attorney
Jonn r Judson. and when questioned by
Post-inteiligencer reporter, he replied:
I've put my foot down with an en-
phauc No | will not become a candi-
GATE; | Will not accent the nomination. No.
! am an appointee of the mavor, and shall
be loyal to him. So long as l have reason
20 think he asplres to reelection, | shall
keep out Of it. Besides ] have other rea-
sons-business reasons-for declining to
drop my practice. or at least injuring it,
10 serve as mayor. were | TO be elected
with the cty's legal affairs would make
me a good representative of the princi-
pies and policy of this administration, but
/ shall not permit my name 10 be used I'M
der present conditions
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WATER FLUME IN BAD SHAPE.
Leaks So Badly IL Will Rave to BE
Repaired or Replaced

Special Dispatch to the Post Tnto!llgencer.
TACOMA. March 3-AccOrdlng 10 the
statement Of Commissioner Dohtrty, Of
the public works department. much Of the
c.Iy's Glover creek water fiume Will have
10 he rebuilt within a few months Meas
urements show that of 3S.01o, 100 gallons
which flow into the .iume At Clover creek
but Gec10 600 gallons reach the reservoir
The average daily loss is SOC, 00G0 gallons,
caused by leaks and overfows At points
where the fume is too small. The city
IS now using about $500 0o0 gallons daily
The estimated cost Of renewing the ffume
Is between $500 and $4,000.
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help 20 recover their money. They COM
pl-ined Of their loss last night. but moth
ills was done In the matter until today,
when detectives arrested Butts and San
ford.
The police decline 20 make public the
names Of the two victims Both young
fellows are from one Of the larger towns
in Indiana. ore Ee-ng the son Of banker
ard until recently a clerk in his fathers
hank. Since reporting the case they are
Fccplng under cover. The version Of the
sorry furnished by the police IS that the
first robbery Of 500 occurred In Seattle
tae loser having had his pocketbo9k
stolen
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Partnership consist ns @. 3le.sxs~ ". >.
and Is. S. Rucker. This charge = made
for The purpose OF complying With me state
law relating 20 banks. The officers cf this
bank are pioneers Of Everett, and are en-
terprislng citizens OF our city. Ire bank
Will continue It's business IN Us present 10
eaton az one Of the solid institutions az
the state
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THE MONTE CRIsTO ROAD.
Work of Rebuilding Commences on
the Section to the quarry.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
SNOHOMISH. March 5.-Work has a~'u-
ally commenced on the rebuilding Of 2
Everett * Monte Cristo railroad. Ihe
work row being done is the rebuilding 10
the line quarry. half way through the
CANYON. Some time after the washout
last fall this work was started. but on
orders from New York tine work was dis
continued. Now Il Is commenced again
and the lime quarry VIII soon be reached
some of the worst washouts Will be re-
placed by this rebuilding.
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TO PAY <Ro'S DEBTS.
His Daughter Asks Permission to
sell Real Property.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2-M-s. EN-
ma Sutro Merritt, guardian u her father.
Adolph Satire. Who was recently adjudged
incompetent today applied 10 the supc-
rior court for permission % sell 500 90
worth Of the real property belonging 20
her fathers estate. ia order 70 pay of the
debts against the estate. which are said %
gEregate about that sum.
The application 81 he heard or April Il.
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Wool Growers Convention.

THE DALLES. Or. March 3.-The first
annual convention o. the Pacific North
west Wool Growers Association closed
this evening. Permanent officers chosen
were: Dr. James Withycombe, OF Port
land. Or. president: vice presd nj for
oregon, a. 5. Macallster; for Montana,
John .. hussey; for Idaho. John McMIi-
len, for Washington, A. 5. La Graw; ex-
ecutlve committee. for Oregon. ". J. Fur
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COBLENTZ' BoNDsMEN WIN.
SIX Thousand Dollars of the Judg-
ment Against Them Knocked On.

OLYMPIA. March 3.-The supreme
court has affirmed Judgment In the case %
Malcolm MacDougah appellant, -. y. ID.
Walling and William q. SwalweIl, APP
peaied from Suohomish county.
The supreme court today affirmed judy
ment against the bcndsmen Of j. ii. Cob
ien,z. as warden Of the state penitentiary
on condition that within thirty days the
respondents remit s.. 900 OF the slo.0c0 iudg-
nent allowed in the lower court. Other
wise the Judgment viii be reversed. In
either event appellants to recover costs OF
ApDeai
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Suripg Flowing Has Commenced d.

Enecial Diepatch 10 the Fost-InlcI.lgt nctr.
CHENEY. March 3.-The farmers are
busv plswing ard Doing their spring work.
: ding f. IN progress few miles south
and southwes, The long continued wet
weather during the past few weeks has
made the prospects for q large yield OK
Wheat very good.
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SUIT FOR INFRINGEMENT.
National Cash ReRis1~r Go. After
User of Another Machine.

Special Dispatch 70 the intelligence.
NEW ORLEANS. March A suit for
infringement and damages Was to-day nled
r. The United States court against John I.
corr. a prominent grocer II Jackson aad
Howard streets this c.ty. hy the National
CASH REGISTER Company. 81 Dayton. ono.
Corr IS user os tsa WeTld sometimes
known as tne Glche. cash register which
register. il IS Claimed. trfr.nses che pat
ents owned ~ the pla.nf31
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Special Dispatch 10 the ost-Tnfel.igencer
TACOMA. March at IL unoficiauy an
nounced that the mixed mess IN local civil
service matters in connection with me fire
department will be carried to the supreme
court for final hearing Thus far the city
legal department has had 10 fight with the
chIsf Of the department against petitions rs
for places who are eligible by the civil SER
vice commission and have been worsted in
the legal proceedings.
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Special Dispatch 20 the PoSt-InteIligencer
SPOKANE. March S-Wiiliam Brown
was killed today By the premature explo-
zion Of blast. in excavating for a build
ing site. A rock entered his breast, shat
tering his heart Foreman ]. {. Clark
was seriously injured from the same blast.
Brown leaves wife and three children IN
destitute circumstances.
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Fifteen Take the Overland Route.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inte lligencer.
SPOKANE. March "a party OF fifteen
gold seekers from the East, with T. r.
Willard ag guide. viii leave here tornor-
row for Tsslln lake and Stewart river. GO
ing by way of the overland route. Willard
has frayerSed this route every season for
the past four years. He VIII take along
one hundred horses and establish a pack
train between Telegraph creek and Teslin
lake
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nish: WASHINGTON. Nat webb: Idaho. L.
L Ormsly: Montana. \. Spencer. J. W.
Bailey was elected secretary: /. Il. Wells,
Of Pendletor. recoId-ng secretary. ard
Charles +. Iadd. OF Portland. treasurer
pendleton was chosen as the place Tor
holding the next convention.
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OLYMPIA, March 3.-Word reached this
city today that the house of o. King. seven
miles from Yelm. was burned some time
last night. Inspection of the ruins reveal
al a charred body. which is presumed 10
be that or Mr.. King. No particulars are
obtainable al this tine. King was a man
OF some means.
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SPRINGFIELD O.. March Mayor
Good has been ousted by the circuit court
FOR Violation OF the Marfield corrupt prac-
iice law.
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RucLer Hank Incorporates.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
EVERETT March S.-Thc Rncker
Banking Company hled articles OF Iheor-
noraflor today This corporation VIII sue
coed q The business Of the Ruckcr bank.
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ALAMEDA. Cal. March 2.-Blshop WI
Ham Taylor. az tae Methodist chUrcA Aas
received news Of tae death % ais niece. Dr.
Jennie Taylo- Gordon Who was known ID
all Interested in foreign miss ruaries as
Or Jennie" she expired al Malarge.
Angola On Deem =. p -
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GEN. BOOTH II ARTS NORTH.
VIII Hold seeti=g~ st seattle.
suanss Other Places

san FRANCISCO Msrea g-Gsn. WslE-
Iar, Booth 90 shs sslvafson army ara
PARTY including Commander BpDfh-Tuek-
eg Consul Boofh-Tucker. Commissioner
AFexs naar $lcoI. Cci John Ia wiley Brig.
Alice Lewis ard Asit. DsFeTeli left On the
oregon express tonight for the NORTH
Meetings Will be hid a. Portland. Sesgrle
and other poi1fs.
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4. :. Grant for state senator.

SAN DIEGO. March at a meeting a.
prominent Republicans today preliminary
steps were taken to promote the CanAi-
daay II L : Grant for the United states
senate from California
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OLYMPIA. March s.-Gcv. Rogers TO-
day announced Friday March =. as the
date for the observance Of Arbor day. The
proclamation viii be issued tomorrow.
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rifsiesh when, weasel To Clear.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteligencer
TACOMA. March 3.-Bri,ish ship yelling
ton. the fif;cth vessel 20 clear from Taco
ma With wheat this season. left for the
United Kingdom today. She carries q, 702
bushels Of wheat. valued az Sis0S0.
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NcN Inspector Appointed.

Special pispatch 70 the Post .Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-John II.
Sarent has been appointed an Inspector II
tie Port Townsend custom house al 81
rtf diem
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that H L. Bowmer is preparing 20 return
TO Dayton. whence he came. and that A.
G.. Rogers has accepted a position in the
Office OF the Herald at Aberdeen.
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Califoru.a wire growers have formed an
organization 10 improve ne present meth
OH Of marketing the California vintage
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CANNES. March e-I4adv Cartier widow
81 S.r George l.. Car,ier. the Canadian
statesman. - dad
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JACKSONVILLE Fla March Capt
Marcy II Randall of Marrav Idaho. "a
well-kuown mining cxpert. died tcaay.
Lady Cartier.
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DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

Offers for sale two centrally locat.
ed wharves. other water front
property. large amount OF tide
lands: building lots between Rail-
road avenue and Western avenue:
business property upon First ave-
nue.. First avenue south, Second
aid Third avenues and Yesier way.
four business blocks: a number Of
beautiful residences on Denny hill:
a 'ine home 10 Queen Anne. resi-
cences Ia other parts OF the city.
ard a large and choice lis, OF rest.
dence property. We handle ontv
perfect titles Examine our list
b. fore buying elsewhere.
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gDF OVER FIFTY YEARS
An @ e q q West ,s~f f.efEs y Ars- AfDsoSs
Soothing Yfgp has been ias@d tor over ny fears
Nations x fiIsir 4Ap ar~f ~istle
T@@thaag vita erfsTf ~Heysss- is s0Ssn~s 10
Nhl1 ssysss tsys - asss. ssTssil ain. cures -
Cs.sc az = rry~ s~s feaawas for DssrfBasa rid ~
9rpg isEs ia sv@rr sat ps fsae AotiA sse sure SIS
ssx ssr winslss's -ootsasss ysu ]. sai I&ks
no other kiHf
I~enty-five Cents n Hottie
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Train No. s5 connects at caIverton for warrenton.
LOCAL SERVICE.

LOCAL. SERVICE.
Franklin Junction for Rocky Mount and Intermediate
returning vesat p
Connects eaVerton
Warento turning ARR
late static turning Alexandria M
intermediate stations leave Alexandria 9O Gay
Arrived
York Memphis
Richmond
Nashville Tenn
Washington
Greensb
and Pullman Sleeping
Salisbury
Saturday t without change
Dining Jacksonville and
Drawing
NJ a. MOSS Ticket Age Alexandria Va
F.S. CANNON, W. TURK
I'd sident
Washington D.. Washington D. G
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To PROMOTE THE USE OF CORN
Representative of the various intercs's
that are affected 10y the price of corn
will hold a conference in Chicago Feb-
ruary l6. Five hundred invitations
have been issued to farmers and ship
pers from the corn belt, members Of
State boards of agriculture, railva
representatives and manufacturers { +
corn products. The object of the GATH
ering will be to devise means for the
Increased use of corn abroad. An or
ganization will be formed, and it is ex-
pected to make exhibits at Omaha this
year and at Buffalo in 1899. From
these displays an exhibit for the Paris
Exposition will be selected. One of the
frat things the organization will re-
quest of Congress will be to divert the
appropriation now used for the purchase
of seeds to the purpose of advertising
the uses of corn. Secretary Of Agricul
ture Wilson and a large number Of
others interested in practical and scien-
tific agriculture are said to have in
dorsed the scheme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-29

Persons who are troubled with indi-
gestion will be interested 10 the e2-
perience of Wm. q. Penn, chief clerk
in the railway mail service at Des
Moines, Iowa, who writes: at gives
me pleasure to testify to the merits of
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera ana Diar-
rhoea Remedy. For two years | have
suffered from indigestion, and am sue
ject to frequent severe attacks of pain
10 the stomach and bowels. One or
two does of this remedy never fails 10
give perfect relief. Price 25 and 80
cents for sale by j. b. Janney, Drug
pist. 70l King street,