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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19
bogus BOND MAN,
John Fitzgerald Appears Before L. s.
missioner Fiefer.

John Fitzgerald. the alleged crook who
was arrer;ed on Saturday by the police for
having IN his possession counterfeit
United States bond for kl"st, had partial
examination before United States Commits
soner X efer Yesterday morning.
Three witnesses We're examined, Charles
c. Summers Charles WtTilock II the Ia
George W. HAGEN. who testified 20 tae AZ
rost OF Fitzgerald and his possession Of the
bond. TIE prisoner was defended by JOHN
= D0re After the testimony % thesa
three witnesses the examination was con-
tinued till 3 o'clock today.
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RUSko MEN FOOLED.
Chief Reed Locks Them Up When
ktouI,Ler~

Owing 10 the fact that the Drigo ar
rived n part last night wiJh a number
81 kI0ndikets board t'hisf Reed deemed
il adv 80 aie Is round up the ouuko fuess
in the city. a number visited police
We're locked up for n. might.
Officer Osborn picked ~ a well-known
hunho mar who gees under' Ihe maine az
T. t. Cat. tie gave his occupation as
that 81 A bartender III admitted that
he INSIDE his living by gambling. When
searched al police headquarters Some IN
tersST.ng papers were found Ia hls pos
sess OF. Fake teieRramS we're IN AS
pockets in abundance. Then. too. there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19

The following NV suits we're filed IN The
superior court Yesterday:
Louis Thompson IS. Yukon <aE igattol
AMI Commercial Company and =. " ia
keg Us recstver-Mouey advanced ard ser-
vices SO .
John II. n. Barmore ~. North American
Transportation aud Trading Company
Damages <3"1
Fed T Barry -. North Ameri0a Trans
Yortat!ou and Trading auy--DaEnages
g. So
CHARLES 4 Stewart IS. %9r.h America =
Transportation and trailing CognpaHy--
Damages s. so
Spokan.. Drug Company - T.. s. FIetcn-
sr-A cc08ut. $50 p.
Catherine Coaghl.n VS. First National
Bank 81 aI-Sui1 10 reform mortgage fore
Closure decree
Baker x Richards Us Neary =. Sinclair
~ aI-To foEecl1S@ u3ateTlsi mans lien.
t2sA.
RI ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases o.
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clerk OF the board OF county commission
eCs all such nominations must be filed not
less than twenty days before the election.
refused 10 accept the rendered certificate
claiming that il was 4 nulity by reason Of
the fact that a number OF the delegates to
the Social Democratic convention were
also delegates 10 the recent Populist coun-
y convention
n refusing the fling the auditor acted
upon the advice Of the prosecuting attor-
ney's Office Yesterday was the last day
for fling the nominations, but IL IS
thought that the tender OF the certificate
VIII preserve the rights Of the Social De-
mocTacy on the question Of time
The certificate 90 nominations was. Il is
understood brought 70 the auditors office
by L. W. Kidd AMI others who were dele
gates 10 he Social Democratic convention
There was probably woray dispute over
the auditors refusal. but the auditor
would MAKE 10 statement concerning the
incident ard also sternly en}olned his deptl-
ties from discussing Il: one Of the frs: in
stances where The ring Has found il ex-
re6ient to use gag rule. except upon Sher-
If Meyer
The Post-Intelligencer was able. how
ever. wiki little difficulty 10 Obtain 4 state
snent OF me auditors side Of the case else
whore AMI probably more clearly than
would have been possible from ehe auditor
ia H.l's Code reading:
Section 3ts. No such ticket ~ nouina-
lions shall contain the name Of more than
one candidate FOR each once 20 be filled
and no person shall join IN the nomination
II more than one person for each Office n
hs 'l!led. and no person shall accept a nom
nation 70 more than one Office
Socialists Expected IT,
IL IS upon that section. it Is said. that
he fu~ionis,s VIII attempt % keep the
rival ticket out oF the field. Il is in this
Heht that the auditors action is viewed
~ NE Social Democrats themselves They
"ere, II = sad fully aware before pre-
seE-lug he nominations thzt they worl9
- refused on some Nrer@nse or another
As . ne legal strength % the auditors
pcS12!c2 n he matter there IS some cues-
Ton. The se@ti32. soma lawyers say.
to-loEs Gre which relates only 10 ne
making of noTina tons ny petition. and
- = - construed with it. l. tbs X
trHe. TO section has IN bearing upon
nom'c1'.ofs made by iva conventions the
IA %yeTs say. ans Ire courts Ill uaaod
tae Sf.la Democracy.
A1ctt9r Eveascn's ready acqsIle@~a-ra
- the wishes q The ring IL ire matter
of refusing 70 file ths Nominations q 4
Wow q Gne fac taaf re has az al times
declared that ~ i rot politician. As
, mater - faCt tae fjss.oElSsS say -ha
AlcttoT eas wttH.n feg months become
the sreatS=, politician IN the f75es-a0ld-
.ng g.ng.
Starting oat as = plan farmer. wisA no
desire xos xsuon1nat.oa aao q dispcs.-
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DOCTOR "pOSTUM."
Some Coffee Experience ia Mexico

Some years ago went 20 a city ot
Mexi>o. where 7 increased my coffee al
'owauce quite considerably.
In about three months my nerves he-
came seriously affected. \ sort Of stupor
seemed = possess ne all day. and | sus-
fersi great discomfort from dyspepsia.
kept on. however with he black coffee
until just before / left. when / could 10:
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were letters from all over the country
ard bogus checks--one on the Seattle Ma
tional hank for sii5. Ii was drawn N
favor oe NJ c. Hughes and signed hy n
=. Fitzpatrick. per Lane" He had min
ing bonds - burn. They rurported to
have been sold hy the Sherman silver 4
Mining Company. and related. according
~ the printing, 20 valuable property in
tha Flint district in Idaho. Gait has
been in jail before.
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MRS. ". ~. HEAFo>-
Nife Of fx-tounfy Commissioners
Dies at Her Homo.

: very sal death was ;aa. - Mr. Eva
- r4eafon n 81 - ey-t'auntY Coma SSioG-
~ W-nnsna II Ees;on. ~hc aisa az ne~
Ser,sr on Nerccr slough. yesterday morning
AZ 81 c'SlACs
T-Ne tea,a = Mrs Hca;er Iea>-s *
,-a,1nc children n}3therIess. The eldest -
a BOY ~ = wars and ;ae yoansess - o7ly
- wears old.
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JOHN HART BtNEett I.
Make. n Quiet Trip 80 Tacoma and
Nsrrte. One Of lis tair Dang htsr<.

nagntv Prosecuting Attorney joGo =
Esrt Ms - have made a fNs3i,-~a, sf7-es" 2
in ora - tA~ small nrs>ir1'-ts az N5~c eot1F1-
- fss+ night snvGt s a'sQxN Yesterday a.
.-rus>11 p. "a g; 81 fis50r A@a.EGaTt9-s Al
sd ~ YSa~ sick ara woulJi have - cancel
n,s date Then - Went oot c- t1e s.Taes.
-,,. t,fs ersthsr lie = E8rt sa3 tae tWo
teck sha Ever - TN1arIsa.
There tire nepsIiy pross t}i.1nS attorney
Vas Marie! during tbe eyer ak- - Mss
rs.Ia May wessoyook. Of t-aI cay, Lee
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A justice court transcript was fled In
the superior court yesterday holding for
trial A}h"rt G}lrertsoa. charged with as
sault with intent 20 XIII. Glnertson is the
logger wh0. Il Is alleged, brutality beat
and attempted % Shoot Mrs a. TT. Fraser
near TOlt on October Is. The preliminary
examination vas held before the justice Of
the ueace IL TIA. rrecLrct
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Hart acted as best mar. The ceremony
was performed at the horrge 81 the bride :
father Nr j. J. WeStbrook on South j
street, by me pastor OF the NJ. Il. caurch-
Mr. Harg ard hts bride returned 20 tie city
the &:s5 Flyer. They viii take up their
res. dencs in this city
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Licenses to Wed.

Licenses 20 WEI were issued vest ~rlav
for Chrtstian Helthorg IN and Meta r.
Jacobson III bo-h ot Seattle, conrad
Thoma fa0 ~ Conway. Wash. aod i;dsa
Sutter t25l ~ Seattle. < C. Boyd 122l and
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ton to let the voters indorse his admins
tration or not. just as might suit them.
Auditor EyensOn has quickly passed
through the various successive changes.
until now he may be fairly considered a
professional. He was only All amateur
the other ringsters say, when he locked
himself at the rate Of $40 per month for
time spent in his bayfield,. And they
think he was but semi professional when
he allowed his conscience TO compel him
10 dock his employees for attending the
PopuIIst convention.
Hs became entitled to his professional
diploma. they say, when he organized
that little e!ectioneerins 1unket at the ex-
penSe OF the taxpayers and sent ont Popu-
list friends whom he could trust to post
notices Of election.
Candidates Withdraw.
The Social Democracy seems TO be an
ill-starred organization all around. In
addition TO meeting with the disapproyal
OF the fusion ringsters, the party seems
10 be having Little internal dlssension.
Several OF the persons nominated BY the
convention on Monday have refused 10
accept. and will. it IS said, compel the
party TO take their names off the ticket.
Last night the Post-IntelAgencer received
from +. W. Wald. who was nominated
for coroner. a letter in which the writer
states that, while no man can prevent a
convention from nominating him, the al
tentative or declining the nomination al
ways remains. Mr. Valid says he has
taken advantage of the alternative and
has sent IL his resignation To the central
committee.
A. WiSner, who was nominated for rep
resentat.ve from the Eortieth district. is
another complainant. He writes tina. his
nomination was without his knowledge or
consent, as he IS no Democrat or Social
list"
Lastly, o. +. Wegener wires the Post
lnteligencer from Auburn that the USE
Of his name was unauthorized, and that
he vas not d candidate.
The nominations Of The Social Labor
party for state Offices. which were indorsed
by the Social Democratic convention on
Monday, were filed with the auditor yes
day ana accepted without question. The
nominations of the Republicans. People $
party and Prohioitionists for state and
county offices we're also duly filed.
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Mitchell, Lewis and staveR c.,
3Os-tO First Ave. g., Seattle.
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RI ANNIE SSE14L. diseases o..
soAen. II II4s.-k.sx.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
COLONEL TOM HALL LEAVES.
Genial kentucl<inn Returns to His Hons
. In Louisville.

= Colonel Tom Hall, the enssrprisin
of th*. Louis Wilde (ky,
Courier Journal, Who came here W.T.,
the Louisville Board of Trade Ito Wit
ness the launching of the ibauttesllps,
returned home yesterday MOI ming.
Col. HAIL is responsible fer the nam
ing of one Of Uncle Sans II Hating fort
l'esses for the famous Blue Grass
State. He III was Who dipped the Amer
icnn tdlol,s at the stern of tire noble
Kentucky when SHE slipped from ways
TO water last Thursday morning, and
ftnuied them TO the peak gain amid
the cheers of 2E,.0OO enthusiastic special
tors.
This was popular Tom" Halls sec
"nd Visit Ia Newport News in the past
five mo:rtl,s ANA nn both trips he made
q host of frisnjl,: Who Will remember
with pleasure the genial. Silve,-y locked
Confederate vetcrin wills, had interest
ing anecdotes so burn and Who told
them with Il cheerful wiii,m"lle,:rs which
made him u popular cntel,t timer all the
time i've was here.
Colonel Hall is secretary Of the Ken
;tlcky S:aie FlIein,Hi's .A'ss,lcIs;i III. and
White in the city lie mad. ar ngz-
nj 1l-ts to feing a party of I;ru4 Grass
hremen to Eewp7'rt News next Sept
'ter ws.en the Virginia s,g.:te Firenian's
Association VIII IN et igg annual ses-
sion. .."
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Harvest for PickI,nckets.

pickpcckets seem to have had a
IA ;'ves=t in uhs city Thursday judging
oy THE number OF complaints made to
IA. police department Many people
.-lst valuable jewelly and large sums
u glGney
1icn. lolgar -NlLln, of Riohnon,l, was
arle of ;:le heaviest losers. He was re-
1ievel Of q pocketbook containing So
SIS in negotiable notes. $40 in bank
:lotes and ., coin. not OF much int rims &c
value. .,u, whicn he priced very Mi shly,
I.i,; ,.u,tid n~t have parted with Tor 4
hundred times f',s rccrl Worth. THE
.,,.n was lsnc given s;m Old darkey wo-
,t.r.nn by General Custer. in exchange
!n! some cafes. I. field into THE ilenids
II Judge Witt and tine luttv, presented
il 10 Mr.. AAan, Who served under Ge1l-
el'Al Custer.
r,n,. notes CANNOT be used by the par
~ vino secured lhem. One Was tor So,-
500. one for $500 and the third Tor SO
MIR. Milan ss1inlas the pocket book was
taken from F4ts nip pocket while ne WAS
end eavor.ng 10 cttrnb w. 70 snile lf.shllks
IN order 10 gam good View Oh Nie
"a II !l>.;l.I!g. "."...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
ON The "HURRY up
PoIitica! Pot Commences tor.
IT, Boil.
A CANDIDATE NlTHDRAVVS.
NJ. Y. Doughty VIII Not Run for the psaco
OF Mayor. The Fight is Between
DIR. Carter Perkins and
o.. ... a. A. Moss. S5essai

Now that the launch lis over tine Dol.
stcians Will get ON Hdle war path AND
from now on "a lively campaign will be
Maged. MM 80
Candidates ere looming up ON suI
sides. Already they are as ua1cix as
!skiapotss i'm a pond, and :, StlN N they
come Indicu atoms point to the divefies&S
municipal campaign ,uhis city hes ever
seen. 0.@
The DtanocualEc qegaaized priarlarv
Will be held ON Thursday. April %. Ar
this time the candidates for the vaT1OuSs
,ttic.s Will be no1un1ued- Democrats
generally believe that "a nomination US:
.q uiv alent to an election, and hence the
greatest fight is unade in the primary
oul the Republicans mean to take a
'aand in the fight. ia
The greatest interest ceurters i'm tae5
selection OF candidates tor mayor;
Both parties will unna1e an effort 10 pa1t,
.olwa1,d the strongest man they can;
get The withdrawal OF Mayor W.. a.
Post from tlhe field on account OF pI,esaS
Of business was 8 great blow 20 NANNY;
OF his friends in the Democratic parry.
During his admins tIaron Mayor PoStR
has ever been alive to secure needed
public improvements, and In tfdS he mas
been very successful. When he goes
yut OF office die will see public school
buildings erected, a new city Jadl alnher
course or construction. workmen hay
ing a sewerage system and last, bllE
mot least, the two iron bridges and a
.ulapn+l being constructed at streets tn
.ersectins with THE railroad This as
II part of his eNcelqeTrcy's record, and "
.le We're ito allow his name to go 5e-y
fore the people again this spring ut rs
believed by his friends he .Wouhd be
nominated by "a large matora'ty- Since
Mayor Post has announced that he Wsia
not be a candidate DR.. CARTER Perinns
and Mr.. M. Y. d. Doughty, suE,eri1tead
emit of tlh. hull department. at the s'nnp-
yard. have been placed in THE field fo1,
uhe uDtrlnocrltiC nomination. Both are
e.stilnsahle gentlemen and either wound
taN ,he office With credit. DR.. Perkins
|,:las consented to be a candadats, ouI
Mr. Doughty. in a card published elise
where, announces THAT he will not e1lter
The race Probably tt1e most condiosnI
man is Mr. A. A. Moss, the leadfa1g
spirit in tlle Newport News Denloc r<atac.
Club. He believes, and his friends are
IF sthe SALINE opinion. tliait The woaa De-
| nominated by a large ma tor-ity. "a
| In the Republican caunr1 Dr. Joseph
| Charles lis the unanimous choice OF
l,oth TIA IONS as t!hehu. candidate for5
rneyor Efforts have been made to pa1r-
susade DR.. CHARLES to consent TO heslo
the ticket, but as yet he has not de-s.
c:de.d 10 do SO. 1t is though the party
win be united this spring. Nespr.ataod1s
are pending. and lit is understood snat
! a satisfactory conference 'was held re-
l ..anItIy a.. 5f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
..rnc 1.lunE.r, Tomorrow night.

TGnnrr,rw night at J1Ahnsnn's Opera
House Oliver Bylsn, Kate l3yrAon and
their company wtll begin :, three Night IS
engagement. presenting The Plunser-'
tbs plot ,S ona tAlat sustains an in
icre,st until this, drop osf the cur;sltn.
There ore exciting incidents enough IL
r.eas. The most eNaciing lover of 1.-THE
Sensational. There is not a little of
the pathetic. also and aHtoge.ther the
play is wcll worth the consideration
of th.. Theatre Oliver Doul BY
ron essays tbs. principal r|!e. and DIT 'ap-
pears TN IT ~. has been hs,rpiiy cast.
In her l.,l,.. Kate Byron has much
sway for hsr ps,t.eiifaa Talents. THE
other Characters are Well taken and
lG1t. performance runs smfsothly from
the first Ep the Hast act.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
AT THE CHURCHES TODAY.
subjects That VIII H.. D;scoursc.l ON from
"
the Pulpit.

First Presbyterian church. Rev. f. T.
Wexford. paSlor-S.rvEees at IL \. NJ
md 1:S0 F. NJ. Subject i'm the morning !:
"l'Anefy Counsel for an Times" In the
@veninS: The Rock ,f Ages
First Baptist church. Rev Z. c. Cox.
,astnr-Services ut II A. NJ and 40
T; NJ M@rnims subject, Elijah S
Flight" Evening topic: "-lilnb."
Second Baptist church. Rev. Thomas
j. Mckay, pastor-Servires at II A.
NJ. and 1870 p. NJ. Morning subject
Til. Atoneneni and its Results in the
Christian" THIS evening Mr. Mckay
Will preach IL young, men
Na*ta'n@;nn Avenue NJ. +. church.
Rev NJ f. Lipst,oni'o. ptstov-Services
At II A. NJ and 80 r. NJ. Morning
slrbjttt:' Living Sacrifices. EVENING
topic: THE End Better than the BE-
ginning"
Chestnut Avenue Methodist church.
REV. M. S. Coipnna. Jr., pastnr-S-sr-
vices at IL y. NJ. and :45 p. M. Evening
subject: Fighting the Devil With
IS..e" ..0#
1>l:;r;ieuh Street Christian church.
Rev, w. r.. Motley. nass;or-s,srvices AT
II y. NJ. and $50 =. NJ. Morning sub
ject: The Specific N-olu- uf the sun
t'ay School" t,vsvpins topic: The
Fountain of Hcalin- .0"
st. paul'.s Episcopal church. Rev T..
II. Ribbic. Services at IL a. NJ.
and 80 p. NJ. Morning subject: The
Value Of ,;nd Spanking tn Mem"
I:vcning nnp;t: Who can tell If Cox.
w:M turn and repent. ard turn away
from his fierce anger. that we PERISH
note J,fhn IIl:?.
ST. Etncunt's Catholic church, Rev.
farther Charles D1n1Glne. paStor-I.sw
,n,z,xs at s a. NJ. hig4, mas als 1880 a.
M: vespers and beneelfcFia,n at I:3o p.
M 1oi.a subject AT his!, y ass Will be
the .'El>istie of the Mass" me text be
ing: For If the blood lt bulls and
Of goats. and the ashes off rlae hetfar
!aprink':n@ the unclean. ssa'ng,;iheth the
purifying Of she flesh: how much more
s,!ritN the blood ,f Christ. Wllo uhlaucl!
.nv. eternal spirit offered himself with
out spot to God. purge your conscience
lfrcm dead works. 10 serve the living
GyI?'' Hebrew IN:13-14. ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
NEWPORT NEWS VA.zsUNDAY MARCH 81 $685.

calls Tor completing THE extensive work
at IorttStis in $50 days, and at Ike,
West i'll 10 days. Nh. machinery us 70
be illetalled and ready for service ten
days latter.
Formal orders were ISSUED t,sls,y by
Captain Shoemaker chief ,pf uhe reven-
ue cutter service, for the eight revenue
Vessels eaiied INTO service OF the navy
to rendezvous at die Norfolk navy yard
The inles trueui.rils given to the command
el>s OF the Ships We're to report at Nor
folk between the 2A;tl OF March ;u1ld THE
5th OF April, and There To nave the nee
esShry alterations and repairs made
Upon Them AT the earliest possible ullo
1lrenI. <As heretofore announceu IN.
ships. Win proceed TO Key West as soon
as lhey cam be gotten ready for service
Preparations are making by THE hight
house board 10 turn over to the Many
Department the lis'h a!lvuse tenders. anu
instructions We're ISSUED t.tIs,y by TN,
board 10 the comm s,ld..rs of the tenders
10 take "a complete inventory of uh
pre,-e furnishings etnd equipment ..
me Vessels.
The equipment of the vessels and the
ether necessary work upon them Will
be done ait the Norfolk navy yard: IS VI y
HNor several days a proposition had
been under considera tinn by Secretaries
Long and Alger to torun a board COM
posed OF ONE officer each from tine army
any NAVY TO systenhatlze and harmon
dze the defensive operations along the
Atlantic Seatsoa I'd, i'm order that there
might be no clashing between the two
great arms of THE government.
Today lieutenant Colonel A J. Wax-
ner. chief of the bureau OF 7llilDlAry
.ns eiHSellce, was desc, lhL-vu DS s,.~.>
t4ry Niger TO ect with Captain Bar
ker, as the representa- tive OF ghe army.
late This afternoon Captain Barker
allr1 Colonel Wagner had am extended
conference With ASsSis ulrli Secretary
Roosevelt in the lattcr's private office
preliminary plans for the operation OF
The board were formulated along IN.
fines Indicated above, but no deiilNtv
stat cement concerning the nature OF TN.
boards report could be obtuined from.
amy of the PARTIES to the conference.
In case nf hostilities the work OF the
beard Will be very ianportant,as ohroust
it the two great departments OF THE
government at all times will work iHi
perfect unison. il is believed .by dlnuly
OF the war and navy officials THAT the
board. composed nS lit iS OF two 1noSl
efficient officers, Will prove OF diStinc.
value.
AS rapidly as possible THE Navy De-
,ls1rtune emit is pushing the work OF pre-.
paration for calFlins into active serve.
such of the naval 1niliti of the various
states as may be needed and Will vol
lrnteer for service.
A large contract for disappointing
gun carriages was awarded today TO
The Weiiker Company. of Cleveland, g..
Snaps have been placed ait THE disposal
of the government. TIse company Will
run it's plant night and day TO rush
the work for ra pid delivery. 1t is prob
able that the first deliveries WIN begin
m about three weeks.