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BREVITIES.

There VIII be a free public lecture on
Expression" in the Acme Business college
haH. Seattle Bank building. this afternoon
At O'Clock. by Laura NJ. Smith, NJ D.. OF
stanford university. California. All are in
vi.ed.
julius Pettvil. a trader, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Lane on a warrant sworn out in Justice
Ingersolrs court by L. Lortie, Charging
him with stealing a horse. 1t is claimed
that Pettvti got I<ortse's horse out OF a
local stable by claiming that he had trad
ed for 1t. demand was made on Pettvil
for the return CT the animal. and he re-
There was no ball game ak Tacoma yes
terday afternoon between Tacoma and Sc
attic owing To rain. The local team return
ed last evening. Manager Dugdale says
that Ollie Brig. the clever young pitcher
from Minneapolis. Will go into the nox this
afternoon, notwithstanding his long and
tiresome trip across the country. Corbett.
the new center fielder. will also make his
appearance. The postponed game will be
played in Tacoma next Tuesday.
Charles Daniels and Minnie Smith were
arratgned in Justice Aust.n's court yes
terday afternoon 10 answer the complaint
OF Nellie Gray, who says that they hir
her on the eye The case was continued 10
next Tuesday and the defendants released
on bonds. As Daniels was going out OF
the court room door he was arrested on
the charge of being disorderly person
Some OF his friends came to his aid and
he was released on bonds. The moment
he reached Washington street he was ar
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HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
People Who Wish to Vote on the
Question Must Register

People who wish 20 have voice in fe-
Gliding whether Seattle is 80 have rev.
high sehoo! building should register. and
register promptly. The registration books
are now open. and while they will he kent
open until June 10 the closing DAYS viii
as usual. be accompanied by a rush.
The cosy little room just west OF the
city clerks office In the city hail is the
place Tor registration. md Mrs Bertha
Venen has been placed in charge OF the
books
Members Of the school board regard the
question 10 he decided as an in,rort art
enc. affecting materially the school inter
esis OF the city. Under the state law
che beard Is not allowed To ex
pend more than se5na fn one
year for school buildings and I'M
rrovements. unless authorized 10 DO So by
the qualified electors az a special election.
The election Will be held according II law
on June %. or ten days after the close o.
REGISTRATION
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Vessels In Port That Are Afflicted
With Libel Troubles,

The steamship Utopia got into trouble
again yesterday, when Seaman A. III.
Barkisy libe,ed her for SIS wages The
ship WAS on the eve OF sailing when the
United States marshal posted the libel on
her mainmast. Manager F.. A. Bell. OF
tina Utopia, settled the calm and costs a.
once and the suit was dismissed Mr. Bell
says the attorney for the iiheler never
made any demand upon him for the pay
neHt or Barkley's wages. and he thinks
the whole procedure rather odd one.
Ar. Bell says the reason why Barkley
held CAIN OF wages against the ship Is
that he deserted her az juneau. having
shipped for the round voyage.
Mack and Baker yesterday bonded cut
the schooner Rering Sea. iIbeied for $500.
Barneson &C. Chlleott yesterday libe.ed the
bark Highland Ligh. for ssoa 81 s;eyedora
services. She was Immediately bonded out
by T. F.. Townsley. who holds her char
ter and will proceed about her business.
Bailey. Little & Co have filed an ex-
cepsion TO tho libel suit entered against
their bark Guardian by +. H. McCaffrey
Tor si25 refund of passage fare and go
damages for failure TO Keep contract.
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THE SEATTLE PosTNTEIIIGENCER, SUNDAY MAY 2. 1895.

rested urre more ard sert 20 hssEluar-
ferx- .sE1cw many fus4z am I going 20 ce
arrested today asked Daniels Hnw
MANY times have you been arrested IN
CURED Cart willard Twice. replied
Daniels II guess they had better convlct
yoa s,nce before you are arrested a third
tsvne.'' retarse<f sh@ carszsu - his Good,
q11es way. You may go.
Justice Austin fined Mr.. ard Mrs VIII
for iiSorgs4rIv conduct In rhs Palmer
house Each called the other names tnzt
would nos ieok wei IN print, and made
things decidedly uncomfortable fer other
rseo-se IN IN. house Ncs Lewis comes
from we'll known auS respectable family
OF this city. After TIA case was over sew
sraI people tod Justice Austin that Mr..
Lewis was a 1arG-wnrk@ng man, eEel *
the evidence ij5 show that he used some
hot words Justice Austin released Mr.
ard Mrs Lewis OK Their personal rscog-
FsxAncN.
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Royal Restaurant.
FRENCH DINNER.

With or without Wine, 50 cents.
Sunday. May p. 1855
SALAD.
Shoaiwater Bay Oysters on Halt She'll
Chicken, IA Refine. Scotch Broth.
Consomme.
FISH
Boiled Rockeod, Butter Sauce.
Parlsisnne Potatoes.
Fried STnefts. Tartar Sauce.
Steamed Clans.
BOILED.
Beef. Horseradish Sauce
ENTREES.
Lamb Chops Dreaded. French Peas.
Sweet Bread Patties.
Small Sirloin Steak Mushroom Sauce
Queen Frtfers. Vanilla Sauce.
RELISHES.
Olives Radishes. Green Onions.
Lettuces
PUNCH.
MarieinA
ROAST
Prime Beef, au Jus
Spring Lamb Mint Sauce
Chicken. Stuffed.
VEGETABLES.
Cauiiiower in Cream. New Potatoes
Garden Peas.
Boiled and Mashed Potatoes.
DESSERT.
TaDioca Pudding
Vanilla Ice Cream. Sliced Bananas
Pies-Apple. Custard. Rhubarh
Fruits. Swiss and American e,,..s.
Coffee. ' a ia Ia Royal. Mi asde eaS Nats'
During the summer months we Ssr,,.
dinner from to .. m. every day
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"a - yun~.f. vfss. +wn o. snrr~ - s>1ss
~ sae nsxf, ess~sass w4rsld h. indicted IL
ne tsr0r. we're ~, s@sex-tea .rcrn Juresu
taer. vou,<s b. IL Is slEexes. no aosss
ss,ssse n Al "a tsffx~-x there are very
.xssze.< ~r-x<s x.~s <,zrs- che sz1AxNs -s.ssss.
ness OF tbs ossrszx
The cfneerx <rssve-s4sv make sesxrres,
s~fsyery ryrsu wfs<s attempts 10 xrrvxxse as
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IN every coiscessabie way you can men
ton Il comes bottled up a. ne~y:re, AZ
sra.ert rnexf.-snax NJ Al, efs,. i, x.s-ssze,i
-..t,.
- ~s 80 - N~
center OF harrels q pork Or pickles. in
oyster, tomato and eosn beef cans. IN sugar
nzfsSs, sseer krauE ana IN narresS Of p4tca.
SOMETIMES d comes IN cofnae sEEpped 70 an
imaginary uneertaka-. Ten eases OF eggs
saStc ia LAe elmer Gay. r0ns4gneo 10
soeAl Newspaper man thought i strange
shat eggs should De coming 70 MIN. 50
sao Inc cases opened On top were TWO
layers OF eggs Under these In each case.
were II bottles of fine Old Scotch whisky.
Dne lot few months ago came In long tn
cans buried ID lzxi2 nrGoers, followed OUT
ifam tos end
We can usually detect the swishtng -
goTshas sound OF the whisky BY shaking
an innocent barres or box
Dep1ty Floyd has been receiving
great Zeal OF criticism LATELY at Skagwar
because OF the bonding OF Canadian goods
pound Tor the klonaike, passing over the
AMERICAN strfp- 10 bring IN CANADIAN
sooos. the Foreigners have had to either
pay Inc customs duties or, by putting up
BOND, and paying Tor convoy 10 see
the goods through. have gotten out of
paying the duties Nj Floyd has had the
approving OF these bonds ana has turned
pfacticaay all The bonding business over 10
=. - sylvester. a customs broker and mer-
chah, al SSaS"ay. me bond mad to cover
twice the value OF the goods with duty
ADDED And syisssters price during .
greater part OF the recent rush has been
Der cent commission. When the Vic
SofiA steamers were landing frequently
sy4sesfers commissions were said 10 be
sometimes as high as 40eo and 1900
cay Some OF the people OF Skagw-ay be-
EsTe that sylvester and Floyd were part
nefs In the business and afhdayits or that
charge Rave been made Oh, and forwarded
10 washington some time ago along with
others.
Deputy Floyd. OF course, s,outiy denies
any crooked acts
The bonding 10 done wholly to protect
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THE new ard pa.atisi steamship Ser
ator sails from Seattle for San Francisco
on Sunday. May -, AZ p. m. This mag
ntsceni steamShin-thc latest acquisition
az TIRE Pacific Coast Steamship Company
is equipped with every convenience that
modern ingenuity can provide for comfort,
safety and speed.
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Judge Frank T. Reid. OF Kingston. Wash.
il az the Dfller.
A. Fl. Stewart o. san Francisco, =
among the OILERS guests
Mr.. and Mrs. r c. Nicaol. Of Portland.
Or. were IN the city during the week, and
were the guests OF Mrs. James kiefer.
Mrs George Stcnenan. mother OF
George Stoneman. formerly city clerk of
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HUMBOLDT for the north. os,c

ANNUAL excurSsons 20 Victoria. Queen s
birthday celebration. single fare for round
TRIP on steamer North Pae.f1c." send.
sd 2s1h ard Ssh OF MAY. leaving Ar
fagfon dacs n SO a. IN.
For tickets Apply Arlington deck d,
Baraes0n & SSailcett. 81 FIRST avenue.
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Water Proof Watches

See the new style waterproof watch
Cor Alaska made for Louis kiodt. Swiss
matchmaker, No. So Second avenue. cor
ner Marion, cheap and reliable. Take a
lock az his fine selection OF diamonds Just
received direct from Amsterdam, Holland
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Tr yarT ARE IN DOvRT

II 1UJ AXE IN DOUBT
About the proper method Of making Up
any Of the new neckwear forms. we viii
be glad 20 give you the necessary Informal
ton. II is cur business 10 tie ties.
Cheasty's Haberdashery. Second avenue
and James street
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Cents fs-kt- solid gold Rockford watch
for sale for s4s. worth sss- Call az once OF
Louis Kiois, No. 81 Second avenue.
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Judge Mcclure. the dispenser OF justice
at Dawson, while in the Yukon country
viii receive $500 yearly.
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police circles by the a7ressasxon Rirz
Con Ki1.@ sni Is regarded As very casT-
sr nan IN his lire.
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HUMBOLDT Tor the norsh. S,a.
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u Talu Spl0erWtU.
When a fly acct
denta!ly gets caught in
a spiders web. the spi.
der goes calmly abou,
the work OF securing
his prey. He doesn',
hurry particularly. He
takes his tine and
h.-l- G~~S ~. as.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-03

commodity, who, having grown anu
ent In their business, have chosen to
enlarge their minds and those of their
families by foreign travel. American
pork may we'll have impressed Europe.
but as for American pork packers, it
does not seem credible that they have
gone abroad in sufficient numbers to
have affested the imagination of the
Europeans nor is there reason to be-
lieve that they are unlike other Amer
lean manufacturers in manners or ap-
pearance. The chances seem to be
that the Spanish call us pigs because
that is a contemptuous designation and
eases their minds.
As an example of the present work
ings of the Spanish mind here is a
translation of a bit of verse entitled
"A Yanquia," which is copied admir-
ingly out of a Spanish newspaper by
the pro-Spanish Newcastle (England)
Chronicle:
Hybrid people, ephemeral folk.
Vile mixture of the dirty Stag
Spewed by the ancient Continent
Spurious race, without honor or his
tory.
Sinking den
Where all hat is ignoble and ill-be-
gotten
Finds it's center and natural sphere.
Filthy, beastlike, fetid nest,
Refuge of loathsOme reptiles.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-03
HANSON MURDER CASE.
The Evidence Will Be Concluded This
Morning.

The trial of A. J. Hanson for the
murder of Carl Zeck will be ended to-
day. A great many witnesses were
examined yesterday but nothing of
special interest was developed. The
defense succeeded in introducing the
records of the court in the case of
Seass VS.. Zeck, bringing out the fact
that Hanson was at the place of the
tragedy for the purpose of carrying
out an order of the court. Other wit
nesses for the defense were J. M.
Brooks, Albert Miller, H. L. Collins,
Charles L. Taylor, S. S. Gish, ]. T.
Hendricks, A. Barry, E. P. Hobart, H.
L. Deniston, H. C. Yaeger, DR.. G. A
Scroggs, Charles Mullen, W. A. Bolton
and the defendant himself. He was
cross examined closely regarding a
conversation he had with T. K. Elyey
at Valentine Giants place a short time
before the shooting, in which he told
Elyey that he expected trouble with
Zeck, whereupon Elvey advised him
not to go to Zeck's place. The de-
PENDANT could not remember such a
conversation. The territory's wit
nesses in rebuttal were L. H Orme.
A. L. Meredith and J. H. Root A few
other witnesses will be examined this
morning.
The defense will attempt to break
down the evidence of ]. A. Yaeger, the
strongest witness for the prosecution,
on the ground that he was 400 yards
distant from the place of the tragedy.
| The day before Aaron Powell, for the
defense, made statement on the
stand which was at variance with his
testimony on the same point at the
coroner's inquest. Under cross ex
animation he admitted that he had not
sworn to these new facts at the in
quest for the reason that Assistant
District Attorney Billiard had inter
rupted him then and had prevented
him from making his statement. Mem
bers of the coroner's jury were then
brought in and swore that he had not
attempted to testify to those facts at
the inquest.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-03

EGGS, BUTTER AND CHEESE.
EGGS-Ranch, per doz, 171z@2.
BUTTER-Ranch. per ID. 20Q25; north
ern creamery, per ID, %; Maricopa cream
cry, %.
CHEESE-Eastern, full cream, per ID,
l5@151s; home, 11@12.
BEANS.
BEANS-Per cwt., small white, 37.9
400; Lady Washington, 3.75@4Oo;: pinks
S:soQ4.O0; lima, 5.OO@5.25.
TABLES.
OTATOES-Oregon, per cwt. LEO;
new potatoes, 2.25@2.50 per cwt.
ONIONS-Per cwt., 175G2OO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per cwt, 15O;
e eaeOases Der per cw fwt zoo ssea27' car
ated cfiles, per ID. %; green
onions, per doz. punches, 25; lettuce, per
doz- heads. 10d15; radishes, per doz.
punches, 25; spinach, per doz, 25i string
20; artichokes, 60d75 per doz-; asparagus
per ID, 10; rhubarb, per ID, I; cucumbers
3ed50 per dozen.
DRIED FRUITS. NUTS. RAISINS-
RAISINS-London layers. per box. LIS;
loose, per fb, 4@51s; seedless Sultanas,
91sQ1O
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, evaporaaed,
fancy, per 10, 10@1; peaches, fancy. 71z@
S: choice, e127; pears, fancy. evaporated,
~; plums, pitted, choice, s; prunes,
choice, ~, fancy, 91z@10.
NUTS-Walnuts. paper shells, 10@12,
fancy soft shells, 12Q121s, hard shells,
s1s; almonds, soft shells, 11G12,. paper
shells, 9d10; pecans, 500; filberts, S@tO;
Brazils, 10@12; phones, HOP; peanuts,
eastern roasted, HOP, raw S@9, home
raw 7tdS, roasted, 10Q11.
FRESH FRUITS AND BERRIES.
Lemons, per case, cured 50. COOS. so: or
anges, per box, navels, 3.25a375; seed
hngs, 225G275; figs, 10 per ID: peaches
10 per fb; early pears, 10 per fb.
Strawberries, Arizona Everbearing, per
ID basket 171s;c cherries per box, fQO6
LIS; blackberries per basket, 12h OILS: APP
| ricots, Royal and Peach, fancy, per c. ate,
70q9o: Montgomets. extra fancy. 100n1-25
percrate
FRESH MEATS.
Beef, per ID, s; veal, per I'd. 3; mutton,
| per ID, 60.
GRAIN AND HAY.
| WHEAT-Per Genital for shipping. 1s06
lao
| HAY-Per ton, alfalfa, 500. 81
! BARLEY-1.75 per cwt. -.
FLOUR AND FEED STUFFS.
| FLOUR-Per Dbl. local extra roller
process, $50; graham, 2.75 per cwt-. whole
| wheat flour 2.75 per cwt.
CORN MEAL-White, 2.25 per ewt.; yell
| low, ESQ per cwt.
FEED STUFFS-Bran, per ton, Is 90;
rolled barley, LBS per sack.
POULTRY AND GAME.
POULTRY-Hens, good heavy per doz..
5.00@6OO; spring chickens A00@5-D9; fancy
Pekin ducks, 55O@7.OO; turkeys, hive. per
10, Is.
HIDES, WOOL AND TALLOw.
HIDES-Dry, as they run. per ID. II:
kip, 10; calf, IA; bulls. S.
WOOL-NominaL
TALLOW-Per 10, No. I, 2.
PROVISIONS.
BACON-Breakfast, fancy, per 10, 100
1O1h
HAMS 1o1k@1oA for medium; 1o@1o15
for large
DRY SALT PORK-Per ID, SA681k.
LARD-Kettle rendered leaf, sos 45O
los 500, IS $50, IS 5.95
| HONEY AND BEESWAX
| HONEY-Comb in frames, per ID, 10
strained, per case, 500.
| BEESWAX-Per ID, 226e4.
LIVESTOCK.
HOGS-Per cwt., 81.
| CATTLE-Prime steers. per cwt.. 4.OcG
40; cows and heifers, 3.25; sheep. weth-
ers, per 10, A; ewes, So; lambs 5.
i COFFEES AND SUGARS.
COFFEES-Rios, 13@15; Central Amer.
lean, 1920; Peaberry, 2o@22: Mocha and
Java, 30@31 Arbuckles 12.5O@12. so per case
SUGARS-Granulated cane. per cwt.
7OO@7.15; cube. 7ss@71s; powdered, tx; c
6z4 per N
Arizona republican., 1898-06-03
SPANISH SATIRE.

Our Spanish neighbors seem to find
special solace in speaking of Ameri-
cans as yankee pigs" We may be
pardoned if we fail to see the peculiar
fitness of this epithet; but the Span
iards need comfort and even if we
could hinder them from such conso-
lation as this calling of names gives
them, we wouldn't be so mean as to do
it. A correspondent of Harper's
Weekly thinks that possibly this ap-
parent imputation of swinishness to all
Americans is not really so insulting as
it seems, but comes from the deep i'm
preston made upon the European
mind by Chicago pork, and possibly
also by manufacturers of that popular
Arizona republican., 1898-06-03

to his countrymen, L want 125, 900 good
men and true" and 15, 900 900 loyal sons
of America stood lip and answ cred
Here" The throb of the hearts of
these 100000 loyal sons, as well as that
of 6. 900, 900 more of our women and child
rem, only family represented by the
martial music, the roll of the battle drum
and the tread of the marching hosts as
they push ON to Cuba.
What is it all about? 1t is the tread of
the High Priestess of Liberty, born in
the prepared Eden of America, in her
onward sweep to conquer the world The
sunl1t land of Greece, nor mighty Rome
winch sat upon her seven hills and from
could give birth to Liberty, but out of
the womb of hunger and cold and op-
preston she was brought forth, and war
stood sponsor at her christening
LOOK at her history, wonder tale;
the miracle of the ages; progress. on
ward, onward. and not a single blot of
d1shonor in all her history How ma
1estlc her tread, commanding the ma
tons OF the earth to cease oppression.
and enforcing the edict that .sAn men
are created equal under the law" She
lifts her mighty arm and SAYS to Snain
who has her heel planted upon the poor
and weak. 'Thou shalt not
In the struggle between this nation
and Spain, the refined intelligence of the
18th century has come in contact with
the ignorance of the 18th century. The
United States is armed with intelligence
right and might; and the Tmps of Hades
must stand from under or get crushed
We are a peaceful nation. We are slow
to anger and will not go to war without
just cause. We are in war now, and
consequently it is just, and it cheers our
hearts to know that all the hosts
of Lee and Grant, both in spirit and
name. are with us. The rebel yell and
the Yankee cheer are blended in sweet
harmony now, and no one has any
doubt to the result.
When that result does come and vic
tory is ours in fact, when the sword is
again laid away to rust, what will have
been accomplished? We will then refer
to the Monroe doctrine as a poor old
mummy of the past, and the sun will
never set upon our possessions. The
great Leviathans under Dewey, Sam
pson and Schley will make US masters
of the deep. The Western Hemisphere
will be cut in twain, and three thousand
of the richest islands of the world will
be ours. The settlement, civilization and
development of these islands will furnish
employment for all idle hands for gener-
atoms to come, and the United States
will be the great nation of the earth on
land and sea; the only great living ex-
ample of government administered by
each and all of it's citizens.