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The times., 1898-11-24
Children Kidnnped.

Pottsville. Pa, Nov. 23.-A big sensation
was created here yesterday over the at
tempt of a man and woman to kidnap
two children, Ida and Harry Sands, who
have been living with their grandmother,
Mrs. John A Sands. at Mechanicsville.
Mrs. Sands interested the neighbors and
they gave chase. The wouldbe kidnap-
ers were caught as they were about to
board a train.
The times., 1898-11-24
Large Benue-,. to Universities.

Boston. Nov. 23.-The will of the late
Edward Austin. OF this city. gives si.1eo.-
00a in public bequests. Harvard Univer-
sity receives $4,000. and the MassacEu-
setts Institute of Technology $4,000 9th
er benefciaries are: Radcliffe College
SO, 600; Roanoke College, $1,000: Tuscogee
Normal and Industrial School. $4,000:
meteorological Laboratory of the Har-
ward Medical School, $4,000. The gifts
are on the condition that the interest
shall be used TO help needy students.
The times., 1898-11-24
Young Lady Capture. q Thief.

Philadelphia, Nov. 23.-Miss Minnie
Fell, while walking on the streets yes
terday missed her purse. colored man
who was running down the street was
pointed out to her TO be the one who
had taken it. Miss Fell Immediately gave
chase. and after pursuing him for several
blocks. caught up with him. and held to
his coat collar until policeman arrived
The man was identified as u professional
thief, named O'Brieu. and sentenced for
ninety days Imprisonment.
The times., 1898-11-24
MilIyiIIe Glass worker. ON Strike.

Millville n. j., Nov. 23.-The glass work
ers at I. C. Wheaton & Co.'S plant. in
this city, went on strike yesterday. be-
cause the factory committee was dis
charged. After reinstating the committee
men they also refused to work and would
not give their reason. President Smith,
of the National Association, has been
sent for
The times., 1898-11-24
AMERICAN CRANK CALLS
AT WINDSOR CASTLE
Seeks the Aid of the Queen In OBJ
tanning an Inheritance and Is
Arrested.

London. Noy. 2s.-An American giving
the name of Matthews. was arrested at
Windsor Castle today. The man called
at the castle this morning and asked to
see the Queen in order to secure her aid
in obtaining an inheritance.
The police, after examining the man,
concluded that he was harmless and sent
him to London.
The times., 1898-11-24
Beaten to Death by Her Father.

jury has held that Lillian Brandes. the
thirteen-year-old girl who was found
dead at her fathers home, came to her
death at the hands of her father. Her
stepmother is charged with completely.
Lillian was found hanging to a bedpost.
where, it is said. her father tied her and
beat her to death.
The times., 1898-11-24
Coachman Ronstcd .Iiye.

Newport, r. l.. Nov. 2s.-The stable of
the Gilbert estate yesterday was destroyed
by fire. Patrick Meehan escaped by
jumping from the second story window
but the head coachman. Charles j. AL
lard, of New York. could not be aroused.
When the flames had been somewhat
subdued the firemen found Allard's body.
The times., 1898-11-24
Motor Inventor Kee1y at Rest.

Philadelphia, Nov. 23.-John w Keely.
of motor fame. was buried this morning
from his late home. Many people attend
ed the funeral. There were fifteen pail
bearers, the majority of whom are stock
holders in the Keely Motor Company.
The times., 1898-11-24
sailing of the PhilnaeIphrn.

Philadelphia sailed last night, ostensibly
for San Salvador. but from hints drop
ped by an officer it is believed she is on
her way to Samoa. to protect American
interests while affairs in the island are
in the present unsettled condition
The times., 1898-11-24
The Kaiser Sails for Berlin.

Vienna, Nov. 23.-Emperor William of
Germany arrived at Pola this morning on
board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern
He was saluted by the warships in port
His majesty left for Munich on his way
to Berlin at once.
The times., 1898-11-24
Fall. Dead In n Doorway.

West Chester, Pa. Nov. 2S.-Miss Mar
garet Matlack, aged seventy-four years,
met with sudden death yesterday morning.
She ran from her home to the residence
of Levi Passmore and pulled the bell at
the door. AS Mr.. Passmore opened the
door the aged lady fell forward in his
arms dead.
The times., 1898-11-24
Falls Under n Train.

Bloomsbury. Pa, Nov. 2S--While trying
to board a moving train at Ailvilie yester-
day morning Watson John fell under the
cars and was crushed to death. The un-
fortunate young man was twenty-three
years old and well known all over Column
bia County.
The times., 1898-11-24
Poison Killed Gourko.

Paris. Nov. 23.-It has now been proved
that the young Russian lieutenant, Gour-
ko, who committed suicide in prison
cell here last week, under mysterious cir
cumstances. died by poison.
The times., 1898-11-24
A Child burned to Death.

Huntington, w. Va, NoY. 2s.-Mrs. Will
liam Rightmyer went across the street
from her home yesterday. leaving her five
year-old son alone When she returned
the boy was burned to a crisp. his cloth
ing having caught fire from an open CRATE
The times., 1898-11-24
auartermaster Badly Beaten.

Danville, Ill. Nov. 23.-Quartermas ster
Hamper. of Battery A, who is accused of
having sold the rations of his men while
at Camp Thomas. was attacked by sew
eral members of the battery last night
and badly beaten.
The times., 1898-11-24
Attemptcd to Cremate u.r.eIf.

Hagerstown. Nd, Nov. 23-M.ss Co
rinne Swartz. forty years of age. daush-
ter of John D. Swartz. ex-mayor of H1-
gerstown, attempted suicide by fire last
night After saturatins the bed with
kerosene and setting 1t on fire. she retir-
ed She is terribly burned and cannot
live
The times., 1898-11-24
CbtId Finds a Dead Body.

Pekin. Nov. 2s-The health of the En-
peror of China is said to be again caus-
ing grave anxiety to those about him.
He is described as being unable to walk
unassisted. and it is believed in we'll
informed circles that the end is near.
The times., 1898-11-24
Thieves i'm a Postott,ce.

Chambersburg. Pa, Nov. 23.-Thieves
rified the postoffice at Greenviliage yes
terday morning. The postmaster runs a
general store and after the thieves had
taken currency and stamps they helped
themselves from the stock on the shelves.
The times., 1898-11-24
NoxeI Mcthod OF suicide.

Hanover. Pa, Nov. 23.-Adam Hargett,
aged sixty years, farmer, committed
suicide at hisShome near Sells Station,
Adams County, Monday. The gun was
placed against a tree. the muzzle at the
mans neck and the trigger pulled with
stick.
The times., 1898-11-24
Hungarian students Renew Riotipr

Budapest. Nov. IA fresh encounter
between the police and the students took
place here at noon today. Several stu
dents were wounded and many arrests
were made before order was restored.
The times., 1898-11-24
Sentenced for Murder

Philadelphia, Nov. 23.-Isaac Sturgis,
colored, who pleaded guilty on Monday
before Judge Wiltbank, in the court of
oyer and terminer, to murder in the sec
ond degree in the killing of William AL
len, also colored, was today sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary.
The times., 1898-11-24

If you have not ordered Heurichs beer
for your Thanksgiving dinner. order early
today so that prompt delivery will be as
sured. Phone 634. Arlington Bottling Co.
for case of Maerzen. Senate. Extra Pale.
or Larger Beer or Sparkling Stock Ale.
The times., 1898-11-24

DR.. Henry's Cough Syrup cures
coughs and all bronchial affections
which this weather is producing.
At all druggists. I5c.
The times., 1898-11-24
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets Ali drug
gists refund the money il 1t fails to cure 25c. The
genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
stl9-tu. ii. .sat-tf
The times., 1898-11-24
IN MENORIaM.
DIED.

sEiFFERT-On Wednesday November g3 at
las p. m, JOHN H. SEIFFERT aged sixty
years.
Funeral from Luther Place Memorial Church.
corner Fourteenth and Streets northwest Fri
day, November y, at . o'clock Bs94-2t
The times., 1898-11-24
;. Storage. I'D and N.
y. stotdke. 20 TIC n
MORRIS CHAIRS
FOR S3.45

In other words. the chair complete for what
cushions alone of eqpai quality would cost.
Solid oak and mahogany finish trames-broai
arms-ail-h hair reversible cushions (full box-
ing)-buttoned on both sides ssI5 wouldn't
nearly buy them IL We didn't make the
cushions ourselves.
The times., 1898-11-24
w. B. MOSES & SONS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The Santa Claus
Company has 2,oc0 yards of rope for
decoration S1-2 cents up. Just opened.
6l9 Louisiana Avenue II
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NOTICE - Travelling
PUBL.lSHER.s

PUBLISHER's NOTICE - TraveiinS
agents are J. A. Mcclellan. v. B. RoweJ
and O. y. LOOMS. City collectors Are >. a
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Willis. FoStnasters everywhere are ~. -
agents. Pay money only 20 these ano =
our resident agents in the various eluss sAA~
towns Of the N0rthweoi
ADVERTISING - Office hours OF sne
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Insertion. Payment always N aosaher.
NO advertisement received for less lnAn -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for advertise
ments III the Sunday POST nssiaigencst
must De furnished by ] O'Clock SAsaI.ay.
ADVERTISEMENTS will De received AZ ofahe1
offices OF the Post -Infeiilgegcer
TACOMA BUEEAU-So. l9S PACING ave-
nue.. l.. A. Harrison
OLYMPIA-4f7iz Main street. @. {. WIZ
stan.ey, Agent.
EtERETT-P. X Lewis.
SPOk y E.--Branch Office. Tracera
block. Cos Riverside avenue; telephone x
D. y. Peterson. Manager
PORT TOWNSEND-Wm. A. Pfeifer.
BELlINGHAM BAY - New Wnatcom
Parksr Ellis. Manager
rLCIOEIA, e. c.-George Aarsden
this office:
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
Stockholders. Ballard. Wash. November


N0IlCE oF "a 'E~taAatA M Ia a-Nb Or
Stockholders. Ballard, Wash. November
p isss
Notice "a hereby gwen that on THURSDAY
the sth day of December isss. AT 3 o'clock
p. m. q special meeting CT the Stockholders
Of the West Coast Manufacturing and In
yestmeHt Company Wi. Dr held at the Of
fee OF SAID company in Ballard. Wash
for the purpose OF taking action upon
proposed anne ndments OF TIE articles Of IN
corporation OF said corporation, reducing
the number OF trustees from four 10 three.
and aoollsh.Dg the o;i3ce ~ Wee president
and treasurer and notice II also gwen that
a said meeting q motion viii ne made 20
repeal the present by.aws Of the company
and To adopt in lieu thereof other bylaws
10 be presented 20 the stockholders at sal
meeting, and also "a elect trustees og said
corporation 20 serve until The second Tues
day n May next. which trustees s1ouid
have been elected al the annual meeting
which sad company failed 10 hold on ths.
second Tue siay OF May. lsss.
DAVID AeEAT,
President % the West Coast ManufActur-
ing ard Investment COMPANY
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WANTED-Partner-Ha you money 10 go
II husinesse We have six special bar
gains 20 offer you. We want a man with
80 70 open an amusement place: moth
ing like II IN Seattle: vii. guarantee SO
per month: stock on hand now 81 90.
xs5e for half interest ia a good business
will pay 500 month; &su viii make 5000
year: $l.ee1 for a dig paying business,
VIII make SIS day: S.Uo 10 60 70 San
Francisco as buyer. Dig profit DeNers
4 Spencer, Rooms 81 ard = Sullivan
block.
WANTED-Bus.ness partner lbs Second
avenue
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W ANTED-ro RENT BUSINESS rRor,
ENTN

NOTICE IN CAPITALISM firm org
"Stscl.<atd ln business Here stes.rtS i -
sHt1VA oN WSSE side 81 Sea0na syvaae. BE-
fo~ sfNss Strtet sgGske AFd asasez sSnt ~
SETTER nsDSs give not less taAa 45ss3 f7.s
toer space. MI AXE lease Il VA
6aat3 "a sa't Hs, AtAgs S. + &. ears Post
BUssfs iEneatFr
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS-Jac
Stree; Bridge.
Notice Is hereby given thar sealed prope-
sals VIII be received by the undersigned
secretary OF thu board OF public works OF
the City Of Seattle Up 10 . o'clock p. m.
Monday. December Sta. lNS for the con-
son Street from a point about - feet east
OF Twenty-nrss Avenue South 10 a point
ABOUT Is Feet west OF Twenty-;irSs Avenue
South. as authorized os ordinance No. 500
ard in accordance with plans and specitica-
tons now on file with the board OF pub
lie works.
Each Mad must be accompanied by a GER
tilted check. payable to the order Of the
city comptroller. fer sum not less than
nvs 80 per cent OF the bid. and no bid
VIII be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder viii be required 10
enter into a contract ard furnish sat!sfsc-
tory bond for the amount required by the
SLY ehaTter and the laws OF the state OF
Wasnlagton. within ten days after being
noNsfec or the award of the contract 70
nini faiilng 20 do so. the said check and
me amount fixed therein will be forfeited
e me city No person IS eligible as 81 bid
yer 1870; VINO aas within TWO years prior to the
.stahg or said contract made default in
lay a1ent o. any just claim Tor any work or
tsapor performed or any skill or material
-, a'nlsfed pursuant 20 any such contract
% herein advertised, or who within said
contracts.
Special attention is called 10 article
49, all. Q! the city charter. as now In
article VIII. sec 81. subs / and . relat-
ne 10 bond and suFetSss
me ooard OF public works reserves the
Ftght 70 reject any and all Bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
d o. Tor Jackson Street Bridge
by ORDER q the board of public works.
FRANK OLESON, Secretary
,sa Da'e OF FIRST publication. November 18th.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

UMBRELLAS Manufactured. recovered
saG repaired. genera repairing. 10 Co.
lumb.a street Ecaeson Bros.
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WANTED To RENr-uots

WAN fhstt~~A t0vr az tve Eoaaa cag4ase n,
goes repair, will psy aIX morshs' rest la
advance. must BE ahcu, t~o bio. A. fyIra
e@aceT
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MEDICAL.

LADIES Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills diamond Brandt are the
best; safe. reliable; take no other: send
&c stamps. for particulars. Relief for
gists Chichester Chemical Co. Pn!ladel-
phia. Ia.
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OFFICE c. q N, Vancouver Barracks
ASH, December ,. lSsS. Sealed prooss-
aus, IN triplicate. will be received here or
cy teuartermaSter al Seattle, until II
O'Clock a. m. January =. 1889 and then
opened, for furnishing wood At military
post near Seattle. The wood 10 DE cut
Irom the ground 10 be cleared on the re-
SerNattoa ana piled where directed. De-
iiVeries 10 commence January 10 1880
Information furnished here or by quarter
master. Seattle. L. ). reserve right to re-
lect or accept any proposal or part there.
OF, Envelopes containing PROPOSALS
should be marked: Proposal for wood at
military post near Seattle and addressed
TO Undersigned or to QUartermaster Sc
attic. Wash Jno l. Gem, {. q NJ
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In order to secure correct insertion OF nd
tees under these headinga. the same should
be left at the business office OF this paper.
NO charge u maze for such notices.
Funeral notices, resolutions, or other spe-
cal announcements will De charged AZ me
rate OF 10 cents per lire each insertion
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FOR sALE-CrTY REAL ESTATE.

n Il.
FOR sALE-ss,aoo; fine house OF ten
rooms brick four dation, sewer connec-
ton; furnace heat. fine~lawn. corner lot
7Oxl9y feet, Rentor addition.
See Slightly residence lots only three-guar-
ters OF a mile from postoffice 4oxlii with
alley; streets graded and sewers laid.
sGst-s-acre tract south OF the city on the
county road, with small house.
F. NJ. JORDAN.
S and Colonial block.
FOR SALE-By George W. billing, 20.
New York block: Ioa lots. 5)xl20 in Ma
giles second addition; north OF Madison
street and east OF Broadway; prices range
from 500 TO $40: We have large number
OF lots on Thirteenth and Fourteenth ave
nues north of Madison street: prices
$50 to 81 .1so George ". Diling. 40i New
York block: phone. Black 1895
FOR sAI.E-House and corner LOT. Clay
and Elliott 5000: lots on FRS, avenue
north on Second on HaryarCi, on Bowls
ton on Queen Anne hill, in all parts. Sew
eral modern residences and cheap houses
close in; income property on Seventh
avenue cheap. Room 81. RcxWelI block
sta.,- BUYS one-story brick In heart OF city
slltst-Three days only; 5-room cottage,
just complete: fine yard fence. walks.
sheds. car line: beauty.
s25A invested IN business Of pleasure viii
double IN thirty days.
MOORE & co. Room 90 Boston Block.
FOR SALE-Bufter ard egg store on FIRST
avenue, with four living rooms, rent $40.
bargain Il lots 48x120 with <tx-r1uYr
house. all tor 81. $50; terms easy. Lswel-
lyn. Boyd q Co. rooms S2-5S Sullivan
building.
SPECIAL. OFFER-For a short time. eie-
CANT cleared house lots, Only So each;
s. cash, 81 per week. near car line fine
view. k-SAeiIan- toTcoran Co. i3s-lgS
Washington building. Telephone Rel 1872
FOR sALE-Fuu size lot. WITH seven
room modern house. close n; a. a bar
gain; several residences apd improved
farms - prices Desos the I1arget Ed
rund EouGsa. Horton bark building
FOR SAIsE.-SeVsu room house strictly
modern. lot a8xisf: grad a and severed
street. close 20 az line and school. m
mediate possession. easy terms. prscs
Slss.. =. W. West. - Union block
FOR S-AL.Tt-Ssx saons house. on Madison
street near Lake Washington. W Il
Goodrich gcom = Sale LFposls building
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PROPOSALS for the purchase OF sleds.
cHlcs constructing Quartermaster. Seat
tie. Wash. December l, lS9s-Sea!ed pro
posals in duplicate VIII be received here
until II q. III. December II. 1925, for the
purchase OF one hundred sieds Infor-
nation furnished on application Enve-
lopes containing proposals should be in
dorsed, Proposals for the purchase Of
sleds." and addressed 10 ". w. Robin
son. jr.. a. q. NJ. L. s. ~
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ESAAELED letters. house numbers ana
rubber stamps Charles Meston. IA Yes
lar Phone. Black 1872
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