davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1898-08-29

Mephistophiles. the devil of diScord,
and chairman of the democratic ma,
tional committee, is just now busy try
ing to get up a quarrel between Gem
eral Miles and Secretary Alger. 1t
won't amount to anything. as usual,
, 1898-08-29

We haven't heard any democrats
point with pride to the record they
made in our first state legislature, yet,
where. oh where. is Cocktail Dodge?
, 1898-08-29
What You Want to Know
When You Want to Know It
EXPLANATION OF MARGINAL INDEX.

The ingenuity of the device deserves special exphmatonf for it is a patent system of in
dernne. Thei ndnes of each map appear upon each maps boder The Information
in nutshell. These wonderful plates compiled by experts sand absolutely up to date are a
merely pictorial Charts; they area Is Biographies and gaetees combined The ruled border
the four sides of every maps divided into equ-dEtats spaces designated upon the sides by let
at the top md bottom b. numerals. If Hnesw were projected from hsem marginal points, small
sqursw would be formed by their intersection. IN the margin of each page appeasa casi6ed list
all 1.-THE principal divisions cities and towns inscribed uponth special map where they are
classified alphabetically and according to tdrc commercial Importance and romnence as centes of
, 1898-08-29

1t is a good sign that Colonel De-
Forest Richards, our candidate for gov
ernor, is most liked where he is best
known.
, 1898-08-29

Johnnie Osborne will get a chance to
go back to manufacturing sheep dip
and sage brush bitters after the fourth
of March next.
, 1898-08-29

How long do you think the demo-
cratic party would last if it we're not for
the solid SOUTH" And the south an,
neal as solid as it was.
, 1898-08-29
MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1898.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Representative in Fifty-SiXth Con
gress,
FRANK W. MONDELL,
Weston County.
For Governor,
DEFOREST RICHARDS.
Converse County.
For Secretary of State,
Kenmore CIIATTERTON,
Carbon County.
For State Treasurer,
GEORGE e. ABBOTT,
Laramie County.
For State Auditor,
LEROY GRANT.
Albany County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton,
T. Y. LYMAN.
Sheridan County.
For Supreme Judge,
JESSE KNIGHT,
uinta County.
, 1898-08-29

THE
STANDARD
WAR 4 AS.
WITH MARGINAL INDEX
CONTAINING MAPS OF
Cuba, Philippine Islands, West Indies,
North America, Hawaii, South America, Europe,
World, Asia, 0ceania, Africa, China, Spain and Portugal,
AND HARBoR CHARTS OF
Havana, Maatanzas, Santiago de Cuba,
Cienfuegos, San Juan, and Manila,
ALSO Cardenas and Santa Clara Bays.
These superb Maps are beautifully printed in five colors on
heavy paper and bound in an attractive cover.
THIS IS A full LIST OF THE MAPS.
Cuba ar Fai nay snao A d5anss Port, unt,nzss ,na,.o a a. 9Sl inches.
and ChnhgosC mdmas sand Santa Cma bays
The World, 21x2s inches.
West Indies Po1t San juan, 14x21 inches.
North America, 2lx28 inches.
South America, : 14x21 inchrs.
Philippine Islands and Manila Harbor, 11z4 inches.
Europe, 2lx28 inches.
Spain and Portugal, l4x2l inches.
AN"' Showing new rnn>sasran Railroad. @N3 ~'D
Oceanic oand Caroline 1slands), el1ss inches:
China, 14x21 inches.
, 1898-08-29

..,ss Republioan only soc per month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
GEORGE HElLBRON'S ESTATE.
Esscutors File Report In the Su-
Bertpr Court,

TT report or George F. Fay and Will
mm A Peters. executors Of tho estate II
GeoG4 Ii Hebron who died suddenly
ArEt !. ish. was iilsd IN the probate cour,
ses;.riay afternoon.
..Tss face value ~ the assets Is 81. ~ IL
sai ~ executors @ay that the actual value
" Got exceed sl3.i19af There arr claims
assHs the estate amounting So SS1 f3s- =
naen The matter ws taken before Judge
aoere Re appointed T., T. Downing a Il.
SsHss ara NJ Lyon appraisers and
ISSUED an order directing THAI the esiasc
q st'se-i up according 10 law. This de-
Ss&4as vas rendered hcC8ase tho TaiGs ~
ae pFo2crty - nat sufficient II pay of the
aAas et-tnaSs ana the creditors VIII have
e sso5ent Nh their pro rata
Az, s@iterQ1 estate. after his 3eat6,
Vas .ai4a - consist 81 stocks. a Sic ~
Iis in.raute policy a residences 81 SCAT
" sa>e 1Cre tracts across Lake Wash
hs'on "a lots I ard N block /. Wer-
ssts addition The insurs ncs, policy WAS
sssd y ths Guarantee Loan ana Tust
semhiy. 1Icb ia ue+ 81 on tha ground
sast has been deposited "a secure su in
eeessness on the part Nf Nj Hebron
IN executor won TIRE ease hota IN are
watss lar art s-st,fta sr courts The sia $40
Vas ben t@l,t- fet 81 yarve banks. ore AZ
sa&e7 wAs -h~ ttGAfausCe Loan 8n@ Trust
SaalsAry. ~ - time f5se laSs mentioned
.saet.oN iaNe1 81 had o. deepest, a1s0aS
rs 81 fa~ .DsoY2u e. money. the exec
1efs sAA Fitt ta-.r = t..s ~ tbis anauG n
IS Sees allow e ~ tEe receiver ~ IT,,
ssssoCf 9S t.nffon aea -h1t they hel;%Fs
sses Sal.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
DiPHTuERIA RAGING AGAIN.
Six New Cases Reported In Two DAYS
Fourteen Row in Quarantine

Six fresh cases Of d.Itlsher4a have been
reported within the last two DAYS SAM
tary Inspector Horace Emery had been
congratuiatng himself that dlphtheria had
been enectualiy checked. ana was prepared
70 rest from his iahcrs IN fumigatinS in
fected houses. The di>sasse seernS 10 have
broken out with unabatei violence The
new cases are ia the following locations:
No On Eighth avenue north 2iI9 Sixth av-
enue. 60 Eighth avenue north; 290l Elliott
avenue. 21s Battery, lis Blanchard rs
Second avenue north.
SO far this NORTH said Inspector En-
cry yesterday, there have been eighteen
cases Of diphtherla under quarantine Four
Of these have been fufnigatsd leaving
fourteen cases now under quarantine This
- the isrgeTf number OF cases on hand n
oDe time since the first of Nc year when
there We're twenty three houses infected
"A hand Of Indian hop picker$ casne IN
here tae other day from the hop fields
W h the body OF a child who had died OF
1!ph,her.s- They did NOT cause the c3ty
any trouble. however. fer they obtained a
permit and buried the body sntnev here
outside the city limits When they first re-
turned they c@Cunie. 4 deserted single
MIN north a. ISroad street ant WIRE - i-o-
iated there was no possibility OF cor.a-
gtOn''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
DELAYED ny FOGS.
steamer Al-ki Arrives From Lynn
Canal Ports

Steamer AXE was just twenty-tour
hours overdue when she came into port
a y I'D o clock yesterday morning. hut ;he
delay was on the up TIP on account
Of dense smoke clouds thar filed the chan
nel She brought 10 passengers haillng
from SkagwAv. Cook irfs. Pine creek and
other PAGES III Southern Alaska and a
few from Dawson. The last Ieft the Klon-
dixie a month y SIX weeks ago. mos, c.
thsIn coming o0L over ne Dalton trail TIE
Al-ht went - Tacoma In the morning To
deliver u" SACKS ~ ore from BeT0er bag 10
the Tacoma s-ne!ter. large number II
she passengers We're -aii-oai iaho-eys e. 20
have been working on the Lac from Skac-
Nay ever White pass, They left there Is
soon as they had enough money t. pay
their way out
One Of ase passengers down was W Il
Moore. ~ sal. Lake. wAo has been pros
0ectins On Alder creek. 10 miles in On tie
Dalton tYsil- lie says he IS satStip1 with
iaa; locality ara IS goi1g back sga.n IL
rneTe are not many r'ra claims on Al
Der ere e. only e Ne ID being -'aksd OUT"
valuao,e. ard think viii pay 1en have
1n~ claim. and am content - lock no far
thcr He sh1se8 taree-Quarfovs ~ 81
lrro az gold. representing two days pair
Nj Moore saws that skag~ay is aa1.
though JlonE tie railroad there are 80 er
go men working III <8vs CONSTRUCTION IS
aet r1st .r43ns w3l be operating there og
ire AK brsuga: the following passen-
) u Case. =. sqgans3r. \. II Grant, :.
:. Slaughter. \. brow1. 4 : FerrE. =.
loasssou william. E,.2assr. II stsirasr3,.
~ N. Joy. a Fells~F. c X nensrr.
! g Wise !. 2 HAYNES Teavas NJ
I.saSrfi C7srtFs o.SEo :. =. s Bosn1er-
gc-. T. Wil~ams = II J3r3o0 w u.
Se-rTy. T -. SFearCs. Frank Meyer 4 p
NJ \ %;rre<to II Horny. Thomas 81
ver;ar. { : Wh~eler. Mrs. Ge1h. 4. J.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
Only BALLARD IN THE WAY.
Settlfment Of North Canal RiKht-of.
Way Almost Completed.

T5etriaI OF the condemnation suit which
vii getermine the amount of damages due
.ae dty of Ballard by reason Of the con-
s:rafien Of the United States ship canal
ifun Puget sound TO Lake Washington
vas continued yesterday 10y Judge Ben
saa :, Monday morning. Various reasons
ssre given 10y the attorneys for Il contiu-
aancs. bur il was generally believed that
The sliree-ringcG circus conventions had
slHshine TO 10 with X.
VIA the termination Of this suit the
longldy. A~eut legal proceedings neces-
sasy "a o5,.in a right-of-way viii be nm
sshsJ
aala-d Gains that the damages sus-
saInea. on account Of the sewerage system,
vsil BE- very great. as IL viii b necessary
10 carry tie sewerage cut beyond the
aarrows aaa viii practically destroy the
ias eassstrsction ~ practically new sys-
tea. Cir Attorney Davis says THAI the
damage n the sewerage system ana the
eos; 9fG;tiag i IN good condition. allow
tx RE benefit derived by the cisy from
TIE cana Will amount 10 ss1,eY0.
Dsaaaa,s sustained II other ways are es-
Gra.edss follows:
Ca F.st avenue ard G street and Rai-
ata seaOe and Park place. .. ~ cube
yas5s. .otaI sum N rate OF = cents a CD
BE fs1. s. $50. IS.
ccst and expense OF bulkhead.ng Frs.
srsnas and c street. Ballard avenue. Ser
end a.enue west. and of taking up side
saiksand RELAXING them will be sl.1is,1.
Tbecost Of raising Fremont plank road.
sa.tf Nil be submerged. and OF placing
4 n condition viii be 81. s32Go
Tht damages sustained by the city -
vase works and electric plant by rails
;as eater, .nc.udlug cost OF filling in the
ut. Will be 81 sci
TH cost Of raising city wharf. including
adtfionai humber, re.ay.ng ncor. pianks
mi s,iiEgefs Will I've sl.ees.24
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
SETTLING THE STEWART ESTATE.
Commissioners Appointed to Parti-
ton Property Among Heirs

The estate OF Martin V etewart a
wealthy pioneer. seems 20 t-s now weii on
the road 10 anai settlement. Robert Long
stafY who claimed that Stewart owed nm
4 considerable SUM Of money. r. In the IN
sane asylum. and his wife. Mary LongsfaH.
Is dead.
According 30 the plan of distribution. the
estate of Mrs T.onSstsr viii receive one
ninth of the Stewart estate. minus 81. due
w H. White as administrator
Irene Tauehenhaugh. r. u. stewart Su~
san Rnya Alexander Stewart. Washington
Stewart. receive ninth. f. NJ. stewart.
i.gzsa Stewart one-es sixteenth.
Henry A. Stewart. Anna VI. stewart ana
Fetetfa e Stewart receive one-niuth. 70 oa
held by them in common ana onuivlded
rsaytan stewart George stewart Grant
stewart and Edward Stewart receive one
ninth. 80 he held IL common ana 0na weed.
Wstts also receives ss2t from the share OF
Wellington Stewart
Nudge Moore Yesterday afternoon ap{Hiint-
ed -. Re Nriss Samuel Gibson ard HsnfF
" Sect commissioners 20 partition me
estate FIRED Rice RpwaD Ms made a&e II
- lock after the interests Of heirs who I've
outside state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
STUDY TRADE CONDITIONS.
WHAT DOUGLAS NoI Nss PROPOSE
TO DO IN THE PHILIPPINES
VIII Cooperate With Local Freshness
Men Who Make strong Md i"r
the Trade of the lsfands-->"me

To study trade consstio1z AMI a1ss,,io, So;
.ssx ~ rorruaressi relations with IRE PM
ippfaes- Sch.
proposes dong i 4ls seae9ae N.4.e+A --S =
al work oD Is successful
NJ. Young conee sye4 his sea from ne
favorable trade reports eaellstse- o-i iias
Philippine is-an41s ard Ehs necessity OF se-
La bse in.orrrsg t4aa ga Sfse conditions as %aeF
exist IN Uncle Sans new possessions
Many merchants IN this e4ty are ixnoF-
arr 81 the trade conditions that exist over
tee-e and yIce versa What Nj .oaas
PROPOSES dolrg = ;o ~, twenty represent
a:lgs merchants ans! mar S8sstt1dEers o Sc
attic 10 subscribe $50 eaeh. pay able az the
rate. e SO q month which VIII De placed
szalrs1 = 5se1 o. his own, this amount Ell
allu- nsrr 10 60 aseee. q Mania, where
- year gathering In
formation that ks he e great tsnefl' 10
the trade % this Gig. lie VIE earn what
gstotss are in demand oyer there. the iocA-
;lons In which :s~y are used, 81 whom puT-
chased. me prares they bring. the labels
L.~st natare cf iatssis. marks. brands.
rates If exchange. freight :ates, insurance
tsteS. L4uki s3ci.s.jeS, Enc3ss and meth
3Gs ~ ccfTs..lr tcafscG ~ cable or letter.
sif ;ncLs 80 tordG@ u : business sroui entire
pos - fhe .t4.erscT. .1ow L IS done, the
expense. carriage expense. methods q
fact al information .aat tou.d be o. advan-
tage 10 dealers and Manufacturers.
Many 1f h. l. ger n4eFc haDts and manu-
faCtureFs OF The c!ty are enthusiastic over
the proposition - il viii enable them 20
make strong BID for the trade OF those
Islands, which amounts to many hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars ann laiiy. as the
annexed report, published by TIE Trade
Register. Will show;
THE following statistics in regard 20 the
imports and exports o. the Philippine ISL
ards have been compiled from official pub
locations Of the various countries men
toned in the possession % the bureau Of
foreign commerce. In the following table
effort has been made 10 show
the trade by countries of origin and des-
;.nation. the figures for IS, are given, ex-
cept in the case Of France. Germany Bel
e!um. India. The Straits Settlements and
Victoria For these countries the latest
figures available relate to lsn: for the
trade 81 Spain no later ones than those for
1880 can be obtained:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
isl PAY BACK WATER TAX.
caunED THE SAME - ANY 9TH
rn Lien o. PROPERTY.
r>.e Decided ~ Judge Moore
!. Favor of the Cfty-HoIas True
A -rssh Property Purchasers
Ghn Assume Delinquent Rents.

- ~s.v w5n az important legal battle
aI-s.a.y Afternoon when Judge Moore d.
- thar II hsi r git 20 hold property
-. for s;y;rald water rsat, even against
8 1ssocens purchaser. The case dis9o~es
= cary ssaers Of like nature and settles
sssr. that sHs given the corporation esan-
-. essce nUeh annoyance.
= xorgan Rogth bad & mortgage or
..s~ 81 rropxty In Seattle owned by II 4
ssr.ru.ss. About February, ise2. there wax
: ren.s sue sae city for water ysat. Il
50 20. rad Gnd DIP es~r month rasset an
ss6.is,5as ), eea's waA charged up "a lhe
s-ossftY T1e zn3cu iina33y rs.aezI= q -
yMfs,s fhS g0tDg CT Si9rtrtst.s gave. =
~srsrzxe 70 BUD. who bought Ia sha
snsszerss & SKIER rs sale, ard II aow -
rsrr<Y Esefh ssa = q tender 10 .he sr{fY
= q eer,s rest err gne month al .,esaai-
a. .os .s5sstl3fsg n and turning Gu the
ser. H. claimed 10 have fsul s..as4
s.gpxrfy gijaoi4E knowing Ia. thsYe "a
srg lief oF var against X,
Tns board OF public works refused "a ne-
.nt snyntss lets .hau the suil amount
nex an weusd no. turn an tn4 war
naarh a. liSa for 81 VIII - ~ n6afg 4a1rr-
.syEg ~ catv - accept AS oife. and ;tlrn
q rs ratSr. TIE cts sid sarsmrF &
- the ease 0utHe 1873 p f0rs Juslgs Muars
3 re ss5er.3r cosft ye5.srsay afseraooa.
TIE civ took ~ position thai Z '1ssk
Hxfef sfN~ 3. ri t74S --F+' fiAs.s.ty -
ssu.e ass grade o. any other lax II ii the
- hss right 20 enforce.
Eoc.i; Cain. the c.ty RAD 20 sight to
Nd ii, property against IN i1n5@e }; 4Er-
ssxxs..
nexs q con:erdea 8y Corporation Counsel
HaEphey and lis assistant, Won TSpei
p ais held that the regulation xas rea-
snnsgs and sustained the demurrer
Expiration Counsel Humphrey zaid 10 =,
nIxsf nat the case was ole OF srea. i'm
pssssre 20 the city a. it settled hun..red
ana one caaes Of a similar nature that
rsse 10 small 10 come into court
II VAS glad continued Mr.. Humphrey
a,has be suit was brought, because Il gave
\. an opportunity TO have q ruling Of the
eaar. Jn q question that has annosaa Us
sssr snce We took Office. People wno had
ss;isna month ar so behind In the T,ay!nen;
81 waer rents, and Eho had AWAKENED
saass morning 10 find the water shut off
tspt sning to the office asking Us TO ad-
We fir board Of public works to ;urn On
he saeg again. They were not willing 10
raJ ug the old debt, bat were willing 10
pr1nls. 10 pay in the future. We decided
/, szs their duty 10 pay the hack tax and
hat ulsss they did SO the water had bet
.sr remain smut of. Some claimed that
sfeIf tsianis or agents were To- blame, ard
ssre teing 10 avoid having the property
kssi 20 the debt. Especially WAS ti;is true
II ehage Of ownership.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24
FUNERAL. OF MISS EMERSON.
Services for the Daughter OF fto-
ueer Family Held i'm This tia<.

The funeral services ~ Mss susie ls1vc~
-, o-eYx ,gs,iaYfer n Mr. and Mrs Thorn
as f-r,,arss8s1 u ans c'ty. 'oeA Ttare yes
terfav morning AZ 70 a n 81 Ne chaFca
~ s1ffr LADY az Good Help,
The Emerson family - amou@ VIC ot1.f'
- So a7-4 fna esteem IA which its npa -
hs~s ara held VAS evtsieue' 9 hF the ItrEe
rouraerse ~ trends who -ath"Fsd yoE"Sher
At The sacred edjnce - pay !Ast 1fi'.il. .
=, Mss Sn~e Emerson. wHp Gled j ""
ss~s.s nas In Denver. COL. Rev. = y i'r@~
rSefzire ofYiclatv,i "a the church according
~ Fstfsas, rttrs He has kr"Tn Nt~a
F.-v,s%eaa from gt}li8ac7f ana vs. Lch"t p.
rone-s a ne Academy u the Hc'y Names
ef,-cfai rrasn conveyed ere fGneral .ar-
- % CALVARY cemetery, where tt4e 'niSE-
rl,rr1f feak ne.
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MAIL FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
WILL LEAVE DIRECT FROM SEAT
TIE ON THE kISsHiU MARI.
ffrst Shipment for the Orient to he
Made September so-WiIi he the
Largest Batch of Mail Ever Sent

Tinted States rnan IS 70 ne sent % JaraS
ana Cnlga GiFeet fsagn Seattle Tas first
shgr-1sn. ~. ~ gmAae on Septs,Y'5sf
sas r s2platEs4 Il thls s9s.ewtr- an
received yesterday ~ Postmaster Meea1,
Washington IL. C.. .syl, IL
To the Postmaster. Scat x. Wash
Dispatch nsa4ls for Japan ala Ca-aa per
stetss1es kinsaiu Marn. 39t6 4n#t,
N n BROOKS.
Superintendent Foreign u al.s
Heretofore all mai fer Gnt Orient tas
ooen ssns from T9co~.a ari san Fra ,iSco.
bu1 she officials a, Washington aave heeu
convinced % TIE ady s4nl.-ty 0i set93rs
sslresf from Seast.e Dy Tesse.s " the Mp
I1on Yussn ka.sna Much erejst Tor bring
!ass t0ie lsa4s5aess 10 Seattle II ia. 10 Post
master MeeiD and his a<stst-tGl William :.
ccikctt When she Alter Nas in " asa
}IgtoH he DF& : that me orIentai mail 10
sefEt frozn Sea lie. and ne Do~ feels highly
sia ed over the success u -siS request In
speaking OF the Japan and China mail yes
tefday Mr.. C0}keti said:
The first Shipraeu; Of maj. 10 the Orient
Will he the largest ever sent from Seattle
To any part Of the world !, has been four
teen days since any United States mail
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Is from Exports 10
Total .... ....s So, ~. SIG ssi

4
The average value Of the trade Of the
Philippines is greater than indicated ln the
above table. having suffered in the past
lions. Great Britain imported from the
Philippines n ls9s 10 the value OF sI1 go 40
and exported nearly s. s(s9 80 more than The
shipments in 1887. France imports rnrea
times a : much rs she aid in IS92. bu. her
exports aave diminished Il an even larger
proportion, from over s. s0as0 TO $3.50 "a
CHINA imports more than twice as much.
but exports considerably Jess than in fSt3
india Imports les but her exports have
risen from s5i.es9 To $4,000 The Straits
Settlements have lost over sfs1 co.. II, I'M
ports and some $1,000 in exports. The
trade with New South Wales has grown
but that with Victoria has greatly dInin-
isHed. and United States commerce. which
was s. 3is,Z35 In 1898 has fallen to 81 rs. 337
III 1897"
Il Will be seen from the above that the
exports from the United States 10 The PHI
ippines amount 10 very little as compared
with other countries. With Americans n
control % The islands. this order will be re-
versed. and business which has heretofore
gone 10 foreign nations VIII be directed 10
this country.
With the geographical advantage enjoy
ed by Seattle. there Is possibility OF ss-
tablishing an extensive trade with these
islands. bat in order 10 successfully handle
the same, merchants must be familiar with
the nodus operantli over there
The Chamber # Commerce IL co-oper,..
ing with M. Young In this scheme AID
will give him al assistance possible.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24

Great. Fl. E. Pardee. @. @. Cross. T. 7.
Garvia. pr W. Y. W!nesard. Coup Teller
\. Il. Lewis. \. j. Marvin. s A Putnam.
John ponnely. II. q. Tenney. ., Phelps,
l.. Schconoyer, ". NJ. Brooks. {. \.
Thompson. john Mcclellan. r. J. Scot. -
81. Critz. 5. Il. Ternpleton. Il. Ii. Cowan
a. +. Robinson. NJ &. McI.ain. Charles r.
Decker, n. Knight. A. Twitcaell. Dan Nor-
ton. NJ. Daggstt. p. II. Brennan. z. II.
Holloway. ". Watson. ". VI. Watson. -.
Baleson. Ray Ro&rigues, Fl. z. 14annette.
Angelo. William Doris, l.. Cr.sto. 4. T.
Barton. T. Is. M0rgart. NJ Bryan A. VI.
Shuttle. James Long. {. Clark, 5 a. Estes.
g. E. Wetzel T. K. Ney. II. r. Jones. &.
kroasmasth. III. Nandumost. q. Petersen.
James Daniels, G NJ. Butter Ma Sing. r
G. Wiler. +. Hagen. +. Transtad. 3. kittal.
u. Harrington. T.. |. Leach.
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was sent 70 either Japan or China. and 1t
Is quite likely thar large amount has
accumulated at caicago and other cities
ana VIII he sent IA SEATTLE ar once
We expect taa: the force OF clerks VIII
he kept extremely busy preparing he first
SHIPMENT, and that there viii he extra
work for all hsnds. The fact that NAL
Tor tire Orient Is 20 be sent from Seattle
Il arotner evidence that the city is recog-
Med as the leading shipping point on tie
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&c death Of Dse<drch Harms. wns was
oas % me esss-known aaa most n!gnTy
asSpscsei OF sesss@'s German Citizens
TfSa4ies Yesterday afternoon In the
ssisTTsof court, when Judge Moore ar
ao-nieo James Rister administrator q hf@
IA. Kssfer ;eos the oath and furnt.sae,
- BE ,isse sfr Harms wa considered
quite T.astnE. Tasi was sts.- M e~s.,r
Ire Of Jas1e Z i>6s Essers he a. ~, a.
practically poor ss4ss
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ne criFsiis:a. department. Of tie superior
S1us< Nssi ts'. Chased #ntJ Monday 0v r. =
= me s1Sien aeata cf Dfa.... Jssst%s
s.-aENe. ~ h@af. grandson OF judo. "a
~ Avn lie court Was called 10 order yes
Ssrt3aF morning Judge BENSON occupied
1ssGse J icos}S ssat- He arose and exrgaiu-
cal tae .asence % ne venerable fudge aai
ast-affsa &c Aajsituruefst Ia or,.er uneisr
he circumstances
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1nsane " osnan's Estate

Marin l. larson was granted letters
= zdn.nistra -.oy4 an the sxtafe 80 MAN,
ss,"ssFsos yesterday afternoon by judge
he asceasrG wE sent % the insane
asylum al Steiacaorl en-. t!rue 80
~h re she 20 August is. [Sss /, j. 9s-
tAiake4 that Sas left property worth BE-
tween 1850 and saa61
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24

Clerks in the county assessors office are
80 busy extending The tax rolls hat they
have almost forgotten that a vigorous poll
ti~al csunalgn il beng wages3 The rolls
wall te completed on the first Monday n
December There Will rot b. an increase II
the number Of books over last year.
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aNlSt. Mt< Is.
AZ the Third Avenue

"T1st-s C;frt." whtch VAS presented ~
80 @rSt fs1Fe a. The trf &NthaS '.-'@
- - ~fs.ar "a vsrhf,s!- Question t.iP he<;
.s,t.s- "a. fa@ t-azaeut company hs< 1oE'' a
tsar house THE pay = strong ahe. 50
a. we cast This play. = vi x fe-
-. s,.+.s7 e she one made famous ~ -
-. Nev f~,-y7gr q ru-3hsr ~ N"s-s ago