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HATED TO GIVE Up.
w. Ii. Aris Arrested at Meyers Falls
for Contempt of Court.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-intelligencer
MEYERS FALLS. Wash, Nov. Civ.
H. Arts, who has heretofore been the gen
erai manager of the Spokane * British Co.
iumbia Telephone and Telegraph Compa-
NY was this week held by Judge Richard
son Of the superior court. TO answer for
contempt OF court. His appearance bond
was fixed al $500 and the case viii be tried
December J.
Some time ago Arts sold controlling in
terest in the stock OF the company 10 {.
@ Brien Reddln. of RosSland b. c. As one
OF the conditions of the sale it agreed
that Arts should remain general mana
ger of the company. but when the new or
ganization took hold of the affairs of the
company they left Arts and the minority
Interest entirely cut OF the deal Arts re-
fused then to give up possession OF the
property and the ReGdin regime com
menced an action TO establish their rights
90 take control OF the affairs OF the com
pany and manage its property. restrain
ing order agans; Arts interference was Sc
cured. but he still refused TO give up. hence
the warrant of arrest.
This company owns and operates abou.
800 miles OF wire. connecting Spokane with
R0ssland. Nelson. Greenwood and Grand
Forks in British Columbia. and with Re
public Kettle Falls Bossburg and North
port on the American side Of the line. and
+; Is said 10 5e one OF the best paying enter
prises in the state. The lire was built
only last year at cost OF sao00o and pays
over 81 800 per month.
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horses OF the team. The man took 10 mis-
heels. but was soon captured. X is thought
that he is demented.
X. t. Minard. who recently married Mil
lie Mcdonald a chorus singer in the TivoH
theater of San Francisco, is missing. Mr..
ana Mrs. Minard Immediately after mar
rage went TO Spokane and took apart
ments AT the Hotel Spokane. lie LETT the
hotel a week ago. telling his wife that he
would return SOON There is a suspicion
Of foul play.
Last Saturday. at Vernonia, Or. one OF
$. b. Roses children placed bullet in an
empty cartridge and set II on the stove
10 melt the lead. a few minutes later Mrs
Rose attempted 20 remove the shell with
Il dish cloth. The shell exploded, and a
small portion Of ii went flying across the
room and clipped 4 slice out or TWO OK
Harrison Roses fingers.
The land office business IS beginning %
loom UP, says the North Yakima Herald.
There has been more timber land sold III the
past few days than for some years past.
Thirteen people have made purchases OF as
many quarter sections OF timber Land in
Kittitas county at prices asgregating a,2oo
Purchasers have likewise paid TO Receiver
Cannon 1920 for coal lands ana s2,ue Tor
Homestead lands
INCORPORATION papers OF the Columbia *
Klckitat Railway Company have been filed
with the secretary of state of Oregon. The
capital is $4,000 and the inc0rpoTatoFs are
r T. I,yfie D &. o'Reilly and "A T.. Ham
mona The purpose OF the corporation Is TO
construct and equip a railway and tele-
graph line from point on the Columbia
river at or near Lyle. khckitat county.
Washington. to Goidendale. IN the same
county.
Gov Elect Geer. OF Oregon, who is visit
Ing in Astoria for "A few days. he'd con-
ference Saturday with the fisheries COM
m!tree Of the Progressive Commercial As
ISOLATION with reference 10 the new fish
biz that was passed AT the Special session
Of the legislature. In the preparation ~
fhis bill the members OF the association
worked for six months and collected Il mass
% facts ard figures that prove the business
Of the objects IT the bill
Mr.. J. n Fletcher, a. Vancouver Wash.
is one Of the most successful growers Of
Y,y,ir1e= in the Pacific Northwest. His OUT
mt OF cured prEnes THIS season mas thirty
itvs tons OF twcUty-seven tons from MS
own orchard eighteen tons graded out
So 0s. and IN fact. ran about g 20 the
ps,ind lie sold 4 ear load OF these pTUueg
in 25~pouud boxes for 5'2 cents par pound.
Good Judges pronounced il the finest
car OF italians that has ever itft The Pa
rific Northwest For the balance Of his
crop Mr. Fletcher obtained az. cents per
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES

Tons Of frui. 20 to waste every fall In
the Puyai.up valley that could be canned
ana marketed
The department Of The interior of Cam
ada has just issued ten maps known as the
Yukon msp series.
The new Everett broom factory Is in fun
operation. ana its nrSt products are In the
hands Of the merchants.
Newcomers are numerous n North Yak
ina, and there were Ten applicants for
new hous,s there before It was finished.
Several hop sales have been made At
North Yakima this week at il 10 10 cents
most of them being "a the former price,
and the hops Of good quality.
The county commissioners Of WhatcOm
county. recognizing the efficient services Of
Fruit Inspector u. {. jenkins. have uuan-
imously decided 20 continue him in office.
The Eighth California United States vol
UDtcels stationed az Vancouver. have "A
neR Spapfr Cf their own Il is called the
Revel.ie and IS edited Icy Ro0ert K. Bryan.
Several DAYS ago a man named Hnslck
arrived il StaThuck. where he drank So
heavily that Il was iccieed 10 send him 20
C0,fax fGr es,Taint. bat On the way he
died q alcoholism.
In runs way near RnsehuTE, or. say
eTa} days ago \ !. S.Fenecker's fooJ w3s
capEh, IN some Way and he was dragged
for about =" yards before ne couli release
himself from has ptr}5ous position lie re-
ceive4 3 good many Painful bruises. but is
no: - rtoNs.y injured.
\ scow btlonS.nE - : NJ Reeves cap
sized IN Mai boat sioUgn last Saturday
With 4 lo3d az lGmoer shingles and a
circular saw. the property of the WI.4apa
Shugie Company. Most OF the lumber was
saved. hut the saw j. in the mud for good.
\ grave train aud a logging train CON-
rs from opposite directions. attempted q
pass tich other M single track near
Es.mA "a -urtay. aE1. > usual ia such cases
piled a number Of cars a!onk,s.4.e Iza tTacn
Fortunately more - the crews Ras injured.
Grand Army veterans a New Waafcor1
are anxious over ths where Bouts ~ Hen
~ -. Isert. VINO during ine civil war was
a private - + company. Eighth Wisconsin
regiment RE aas 5een ordered before the
examining board % surgeons at WhatCom
far Examination III has pension case. No
SIS Is.
Rohert Snort. 81 SILVER Greek. and the
T7ce brothers 81 t'Asna}sS recently drove
2St rad crested bronze tarkeys through che
has. These en;erGTising men Rave gatn-
cred together S<s turkeys su L<Nis county
for the S.aitle market. They bought tscr
Al = cents ger pound i've we.glt and VIZ
sell az 10 = cents
Wm Anea Of Malaer~ county. oregon.
wa3ts ~ MS aume At work Raz approached
bv d stranger "a ao ask! For something to
eat Nj As.en informed p II tnat ar was
toe busy 10 attend - hiS sans a. IL vas
IN = hurry 10 STAR EoT TIE railroad M
Allen was steE3tUg F-gw.en his team ami
the stranger. wE1 was carrying q S{uchss~
ter rife an& without warning fhe visitor
raised ghe Euu and FTS1 ~ &iT. Alien for
l--..Ss-Y u-ssaug AlII.. 0at klsllak oae ~ the
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James Chadsey. of Waila WaIla. In
sunnhle of Caring for HimAelf

Special Dispatch to the Post-lntt ligencer
WALLA WALLA. Nov. 2. Quite a SEN
satiOu was created here yesterday when
application was made TO Judge Rrents to
appoint a guardian for James Chadsey,
capitalist. and an old pioneer we'll known
al over the Pacific coast. Mr.. Chadsey
has been failing in health for severa.
months and his mind has become at.
fected. Recently his sister arrived from
the East and ii was she who signed the
petition for the appointment OF a guard
ian Jud &c Brents issued an order re-
quir.ng Mr.. chadsey and all persons in
terested - appear before him at , O'Clock
in the afternoon. but when that hour ar
rived Mr.. Chadsey could not be found 1t
was subsequently, learned that he had been
secreted by his brother who has been TAX
ing care Of his rich but wcak-n nded reia-
tive. and who opposed the appointment OF
a legal guardian. He was not found until
today and the matter will be heard in
court tomorrow. People who are well In
formed as 10 the circumstances assert that
II all the facts are brought 10 light a great
eT sensation VIII result.
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Travellers WEIRD TALE.
EDUCATED INDIANS ATTACK PROS
PECrORs WITH GAS FIRES.
An Explorer From the Edmonton
Region Tells some Queer stories
TO the Vancouver Newspaper

VANCOUVER B. G, Nov I.-Hy
Stone. formerly United States government
explorer in Alaska met so woJld-Se klon-
d. kers returning from the Edmonton route
a IN. 1unciuFe OF the Mackenzie and Laird
rivers Tnos. who returned % way OF
Laird river have reached Vancouver IN
safety after passing through great perm.
Stone accompanied them. ard 1t Is alleged
that on the second nighs trey ca-uped at
th.. foot Of a elm rising so feet sheer from
the river. Natural gas was escaping rom
the sides OF the cliff 4 bout midnight. 80
IL Is stated, the s.ces OF the cliff broke FORM
IN flames. Ghe fire being started by hostile
Indians Of the s!wasn tribe The natives
appeared IN War paint and demanded wnis-
Ky. which the pyospectors did not have
For three days the demand Was repeated.
when the Indians fired d yolley al the
whites, which vas returned. and the ST.
washes fed. Stone says ne notified the
government, but nothing vas done he
did not know any Of the white men.
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Autopsy on the body of Lilly BRAN
des shows She Was Murdered.

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 1.-THE supposed
suicide OF Lillian BIaadeS. a pretty IL
ytar-oid girl in East Berkeley, or Saf1r-
day, - likely 10 prove a case o. murder.
The autopsy showed that the girl had been
beaten on the head and the seaIp was laid
open and her skull denied. Her body was
covered with bruises. and there was no
sign OF siraaeulati0n.
After tine surgeons had completed their
examination they said that the girl died
from or had been made unconscious by a
blow On the head and had subsequently
been tied up To the bedpost. The gari
father ". A. Brandes, has been arrested
OH suspicion Of having committed the hor-
rible crime.
The stepmosneF has become hystericai
and refuses 10 talk about the tragedy,
which was first reported 20 the police By
the accused man. The neighhors tell many
stories Of how the girl was cruelty treated.
and the community IL greatly excited over
the startling developments.
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LOST ON kOTZEBIE.
Capt. and Mrs. hens Supposed tn
Have Wandered From Course

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov IA letter
recently received here from kotzs bue
sound states that thsre are grave fears
for the safety Of Capt. ". H. Hcns a~d
VIE who sailed! from this p9r- on the
steam schooner Elk No, for kotzebue
seGnd
According 20 the latter the Elk went In
"a winter quarters on SeieV,k river and
Capt. Bens and wife stared in a small
beat 20 xs}t an indian village lfo miles j -
tant on 3 trading expedition. taking cnty
a fgw DAYS supplies Several days after
they vere expected to return searching
party from she Schooner wen osfr b.
returned without any tjt.ugs. When the
letter VAS written another party started
out
Capt bens is from Michigan. ana was
for m3Gy years In command of axe yes
ssl~ The s8rty on The ELK number thfr-
teen persons most Of whOm are from
Michigan. all owning equal interests In
ths vessel
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pound. All of the prunes were packed In
20 pound boxes. and the average price OBJ
tanned for the whole was a little over 5
cents per pound
NJ +. Field the only Republican ever
elected IN Dkanogan county, says that coun-
" is in an unusually thriving condition
especially among the fruit raisers and
stockmen, who. with the miners form the
chief part Of the 1900 population. 1t il an
immense county. having an area OF 100 by
$50 miles, and is as yet sparsely settled.
George T. auckland. assistant cashier of
the FRS; National bank. of WalIa Wall,
died ct Phoenix, AriZ. last Monday Mr.
and Mrs. auckland left for the south ten
days ago. hoping that the light mir OF Ar
iona would have a beneficial effect upon the
health Of the first named They arrived at
Phoenix on last Saturday. and Mr. Buck
land seemed 10 have stood the trip we'll
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MNISTRoN GETS 4 VERDICT.
supreme tourt SuStain< the Lower
Tribunal In the Damage Case

OLYMPIA Nov. 2i.-T'he Supreme court
today affirmed TIE Judgment % the supe-
rior court 81 King county. whereby Prank
NalstTom gets A ~ rtltct for s. ~ from ghe
Northern Paciie Railway Company ana
tac Northern Pacific n Puget Sound SaCrc
RAILWAY Company. the same being award
81 fer personal damages sustained by TIE
plSfn.lT caused hy one - the tefcuda NJ :
trains being bachesi upou him ia Novezll Ger
49,. OF Railroad avenue in Seattle
tesheT eases decided We're Sfate % Wash.
.ng,oD. respondent IS " IL. Anderson
appellant from Cllehaiis county fudr-
mtnt affirmed. Safe ~ Washington re-
sp9naer;. -. Harry ieWSea. appellant
from SkaCit county affirmed
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NEW BACH OF DENTISTS.
State Board Examining Applicants
for Practice,

Special Dispatch TO the Post-lntellisencer.
TACOMA, Nov. 2l-The state board of
dental examiners opened its seini-annual
session here at the Hotel Tacoma this
morning and had before them sixteen appli-
cants. Those of the examining board in
atts ndance are DR.. A. G. Darling. of What
com; Dr. c. \. Holmes. Of Seattle: Or. NJ
r.. Thurston. Of Spokane. DIR, ". f. Burk-
hart, Of Tacoma, and DR.. F. w Rees, Of
Walla Wala
Al OF the sixteen applicants for examin-
alton are reported 10 have moved into the
state within the past six months. Among
those under examination are T.. b. EGgers.
H. A. Irwin, r. T. Shaw, G. 4. Carr, and
n. u. Andrews. of Seattle. The session
VIII continue TO Wednesday evening
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attacked with hemorrhage OF the lungs,
and quickly expired.
Allen Baeley, who Is now serving a SEN
tence in the penitentiary at Walla Waila
has been drawn as a Juryman for the next
term Of court in Chehalis county He will
doubtless be excused even IL he does not
request II.
Daniel CGrran. farmer from Satsop,
came 10 Aberdeen last week To dispose OF
produce. and has been missing since Friday
night. All efforts to find his whereabouts
by his friends have failed. and II Is feared
he fell In the Wishkah river and was
drowned. He was last seen near the Her.
on-strent bridge on Friday night. and 1t liz
believed that he had walked off the dock
James Geeson. 3r.. a Satsop friend. came
down yesterday 10 look him up. but was
unable 20 find any trace OF him.
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JAILBIRDS GAIN
THEIR LIBERTY.
Two stevens County Murderers and
RObber Make Their Escape
From the ColXilIe station.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteilgencer.
COLNILLE. Nov. IA jail break took
place last night in this city by which
three OF the most desperate offenders
against the law that have been incar-
cerated IN The Jail escaped.
The names OF the prisoners are joan
Heunessy who killed Martin at Republic
just year ago; Antoine Michele. the In
dian who stabbed companion al Boss
burg last Christmas. and William Webb,
who was convicted at the February term
OF court for rohbing farmer ar Bossburg.
They broke jail last night al q O'clock.
bar the fact of their departure vas not
known until o'clock this morning.
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Domestic Formerly Employed at
Vashon College Arrested.

Special Dispatch to The st-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Nov 2i--A young woman
name unknown. who has been employed as
a domestic al Nashon college fell into the
hands OF Officers today Her sister d0meS-
tic at the college. who had saved and hid
den in her trunk about 800. discovered she
had been robbed. This led TO the arrest
here OF the accused girl. who was today
en- route to Seattle when detained.
IT is announced that upon being question
ed ny officers the young woman admitted
having stolen the money, turned X over
TO the officers ana was in the end allowed
10 proceed on her Journey.
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FIRE AT SNoHOMISH.
Dwelling of j. T.. Mcdonald and
Contents burned to the Ground.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-In:elilgencer.
SNOHOMlSH. Nov. 2.-The house oc-
cupie3 by J. r. Mcdonald. in the north
part II the city. caught IRE this morning
about o'clock and burned 10 the ground.
The fire caught from the kitchen stove.
and being outside the limits of the water
supply. the building. with it, contents. was
TALLY insured
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STEAMER OLYMPIA FROM ORIENT
Among the Passengers 4. n Lecturer
From the Philippine Islands.

VICTORIA r. i. Nov Sf-Stsarnsr
Olympia arrived from the orient rhas after
neon Among neT passengers - r r.
Robertson. = lecturer who has bern % Ma
Mia ard brings photographs - AgugnafRs
Dewey and interesting places n the Isl
anas.
kto 'egiSou IS an 2&pl1geT Of ACui1aida.
HgIt = strongly favo~& Bile % the retrneio~
~ t'3e islands lie thinks the F8sIpinoS are
SRA pssis - ss1t-xoyeTDuaenf although fh-.
ugTsss consists ~ ~sEht y-th ~s.- aI,s~e re- 3.
lngstlsEva1 n5en- N~sspertSon voE3Gneares \
lecture tonT in Sa1 Francisco about wsea
hence.
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UmatiIIa at Everett.

EVERETT Nov. 21-Steamer Umallia
of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company
was IN port today and discharged a large
quantity OF merchandise and fresh fruits
and vegetables and took On board thirty
five tons OF paper. the product of the Ev
erett mill and consigned 10 parties in San
Francisco
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Special Dispatch TO the Saskatchewan.
TACOMA. Nov 2f.-fnvestigation into the
suicide Of John oliver OF Gig Harhor,
made today by Justice of the Peace Hunt.
indicates there IS no need Of any detailed
inquiry or an official inquest Il has been
found the deceased had NOT been SUFFERING
from ill.heslth as was first announced 4
letter sfAt to his mother by young Oliver
denotes ne Was simply tired OF ife and its
failures with him.
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Interest i'm the Fight.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Inteliigencer.
TACOMA. Nov. l.-Local sports are all
looking forward 10 tomorrow contest be
tween Corhett and Sharkey in New York
with much interest. Thus far there has
been very little money bet on The result
but the few small wagers which have been
made show that Corbett Is not quite as
much Of n favorite here AS In the past.
one hundred 70 ninety on coTbett is about
the average Of the light betting here. with
few ShArkeN takers.
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dubbed to Death.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.-Ar;hur A.
Brown. shipping clerk OF the Albion Lum-
Der Company. is dead from the effects Of
A blow with a club inflicted by Albert
Bierwofth. proprietor OF the Globe lodging
house on Howard street Bierworth. who
Is under arrest. Claims that Brown. wh4
was intoxicated created a disturbance and
he acted in sef-defense-
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DEAD TRAIN ROBBER IDENTIFIED.
The Man Suspected Of Having Been
His Accomplish Under Arrest.

DAGGETT. Cal, Nov. 2l.-The identity
OF the train robber killed by Express Guard
been fully established The dead man is
lgna tits Eislcr.
The sheFif's posse has returned to San
Bernardlno convinced that there were only
two men In the h2la-up. The sheriff took
with him Pat Moriarity. the man found al
Barssow after the special arrived there
Morlarity mas seen with Eisler the 9ay be
fore the hold-up. He will be charged with
the crime
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counsel II Is probable that they wili ap-
pear IN court tomorrow 70 plead 10 the
charges contained in the indictments. and,
as District Attorney Graham will press fer
Immediate trial. there is likelihood OF tue
case being called for trial on Wednesday.
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CONTESTS IN STEVENS.
Defeated Candidates ON Citizens
Ticket t0 60 TO Court.

Special Dispatch To the Post-Intelligsncer
COLVILLE.. Nov. 2l.-There promises 10
be 4 lively contest in the courts over the
result Of the election OF county officers.
All tse defeated candidates on the Citizens
ticket propose TO contest the election OF
their successful rivals and this VIII in
voivs the offices OF superintendent; Of
schools. sheriff coroner and treasure
The contest cases are hot yet filed, but
Will be by about Tuesday Of this week.
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Ritxyilie T'bxtoffice Raised.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. Nov 2l.-The postoffice
a. RitzvIlle VIII become a presidential Of
flee in January The pos tmaster's salary
viii be 81 loo per annum.
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sickness ON WILDLY Islau nd.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelllgeneer.
PORT TOW NSEND. Nov. 2l--A num-
Der Of diphtheria cases on Whidby Island
have been the cause of a slight quarantine
being placed on me eastern end OF the
island Schools are to be suspended and
public meeting places closed until the dis
ease naS modified
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Postmaster for Sumdum.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2L-The first ap-
pointment of postmaster in Alaska for a
long period was made today Emanuel
Nelson being named az Sumdum.
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DEATHS.


OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 2i.--Wiiiiam T.
Bond one OF the most popular newspaper
men % the coast. died today. after an III
ness extending over period OF TWO months
The direct cause was tbs outcome of ner-
x0us prostraiion. brought about by over
work and too close application to business
Mr. Bead was the business manager Of the
Anaconda STANDARD. and formerly occupied
the same position On the Oakland Tribune
Deceased was born in Petaluma. Cal. 81
years ago,
II. Harvey smith.
IDAHO SPRINGS. Col, Nov. ai.-H.
Harvey Smith. Of Toronto. is dead here.
He was a sen cf Sir Frank Smith. said 10
h, the weaHhiest man in Canada.
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ence Of fashionable congregation. The
sponsors were the Marquis cF Londonderry,
the Marquis of Camden and Lady Bland.
ford
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So>IHeN. Nev 1.-THE son recently born
- ire uuAe ana pocssss - Marlborough
~aa baptized 81 5he Eaapvl Rovas. -
IAzZx Is yzla<e this Afternoon - tae .-es-