davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Wybuch prOchu.

Madryt.--Z o viedo, W prowincyi
Oviedo, telegrafuja, ze we fabryce
procHu pod San Manjova eksplodo-
wa}o 400 funt6w prochu. Siedm
os6b zostalo ma miejscu zabitych a
w1iele innyeh mniej lub wiecej uszko.
!. dzonyehl. Is: Wszystkie zabudeWania
sostafy zburzone 5;. !: 4 Us: j G
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
W16czega-barOnetem.

. Portland, Ore. .-Mlody An
glik, Clarence .Danvers Da-
venport, prowadzil dotad nedz.
ne zycie. W}6czy} sic dawniej
po Chicago i San Francisco,
a W ostatnich czasach zywl sic
tutaj free lunch'em.'' w tych
dniach:. otrzymal list. Z pie
"niedzmi ma podr6z do Anglii,
gdzie umar} jego wuj Sir Ri:
.chard Danvers, zostawiajac
.mu W spadku po. sobie* tytu5
baroneta i ogromny majatek,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
|WladOIlOSCl zd0rdnlCzn6
Lii Hung Czang
$Protestuje. przeciw najazdowi
55:Sfs $E Niemc6W ma Kiau Czau.

e "a E%L=, N1GmCOW ma hlau CZau.
Pekin, sChiny.--Znany chinski
] dyplomana Ii Hung Gang wyraza
4aieeo sytuacyi W Chinach jak naste-
spuje:
:s : Najazd Niemc6w ma Kiau Czau
jest przekroczeniem traktatow
praw narodowych. Powodem tego
najazdu by}o zamordowanie dwoch
misy yonarzy przez rozb6jnik6w W
glsbi prowincyi Szan Tung. Rad
chinski byi gotow da6 zaraz satysfa-
koya, ukarae winnych, usunse urze-
s5dnik6w zapsacic wysokie odszko-
dowanie. Ably zapobiedz starciu
oofnieto wojska z Kiau Czau, gdy
+ niemieecy zolnierze wyladowali.
zbrodniarze istnieja W kazdym kra-
sju. Niemieccy misyonarze udali sic
.sdo okolicy, kt6rej wiedzieli, ze
zachodza tam czesto morderstwa,
popelniane .nawet ma Chihczykach.
!. Chiny po ostatniej wojnie jeszcze
ssnie zdo}a}y przyprowadzi6 wszystko
:sdo porzadku zaprowadzi6 reformy.
! Czy to jest, sprawiedliwie mas gne:
!. bic, gdy sic staramy zrzucie kajda'
/ ny starej kultury i zaprowadzie re-
:formyi ulepszenia2. Czy Chiny ma
ia bye najazdem niepokojone po-
Rodu zbrodni, kt6ra W Europie by
wa zaiatwiona przez sady ME przez
wojne? Niemcy ME mialy zadnego
! prawa do zabrania portu Kiau Czau,
!. bo Chiny chcia}y da6 zupeina satys-
s-fakcya.
81: Berlin. .757Kapitan Rosendahl, ko-
fmendant niemieckiego okretu wojen-
|nego sef'riedrieh Karl,' zosta} mia
nowany komendantem niemieckich
wojsk, wyladowanych W Kiau Czau.
4 Londyn.-Do E'Daily Mail'' do
nosza Rzymu, ze by}y w}oski pre-
!. zydent ministr6w Crispi miaf powie-
>Sdzie6, il sajscia ma dalekim Wscho-
die udowodni}y, re "Rosya stara}a
{ sig 8 & op1r5ymierze 1 z Francya jedynie
W tym celu, aby W tel sprawie mice
4 Francya po swej stronie re W}ochy
!. .popierajac Anglia mic ma tenn ME ~
: skaja. Natomiast popierajac Mem
cy i Rosya, W}ochy mog}yby mice
z tego wielks korzys6."
Londyn.- "Times' omawiajae
wiadomos6, podana przez "Koelnis
ssche zeitung'' wzgledem rokowah
mad chihska pozyczka, pisze, re An
). glia ami mysli zada6 cd Chin HAWAII
ss.prowincyi. Przeciwnie, polityka
Anglii dazy do zaehowania calosci
Chm, gdzie ,ma obszerne pole dla
s#ego handlu. -. ,,.,
!: = s=tEvening News" donosi, ze agiel-
soy fnansisci dadza Chinom pezycz-
!. ke ma 5000, 900 funt6w. szterlin-
;, gov. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
WlddOmOS6i krdjOW6.
Kleska Hanny.

OoAoiACoS, ~ DOoS
Mark Hanna poni6s} W ponie
dzia}ek kleske W legislature,
bo w obu izbach zostali obrani
kandydaci jego przeciwnikow.
Walka o urzedy by}a bardzo
zacieta, lecz niezadowoleni re-
publikanie, po}aczywszy sic z
demokratami, pobili klike
Hanny. w senacie zosta]
Burke (rep.) obrany tymcza-
sowym prezydentem, O. D.
Cassel (dem.) szefklerkiem.
w izbie poslow posiedzenie
bylo dose burzliwe. Wszyscy
poslowie W liczbie 109 .stawili
sic ma posiedzenie. Kandydat
opozycyi ma przewodniczacego
pose} Mason, rep, pobiE kan
dydata Hanny, Boxwella. Sc
g}osami przeciw 50. Ma inne
urzedy obrano takze kandyda-
tow opozycyi. TAX wiec W obu
izbach Mark Hanna ponios}
kleske.
Jak sic ia walka skohczy,
trudno osadzit. Mark Hanna
ME tract nadziei, bo ma wiele
pieniedzy do dyspozycyi. w
srode odbedzie sic wsp6lny
kaukus W celu nominowania
kandydata ma senatora do
kongresu a II stycznla roz-
pocznie> sic g}osowanie.. Zwo-
lennicy Hanny przygotowuja
sic do walki i oswiadczaja, ze
laden mich ME ustapi, cho-
ciazby mieli Gala zime gloso-
wac. Chcac przeciwnik6w
Emusic do ustepstwa, Hanna
wys}a} agent6w do ich ,obwo-
dow, aby republikan6w pod
burzat przeciw MIN. Klika
Marka Hanny wyda}a tez o..
dezwe W kt6rej stara sic udo-
wodnit, ze przeciwnicy zdra-
dali partye republikahska,
bo obrano ich pod tym wa
runkiem, ze beda g}osowac "a
Hanna.
Kleska Hanny wykazuje, ze
opozycyas jest teraz O wiele
wieksza, niz zesz}ej jesieni
pod.cza pod. as wyborow. Do opozy-
&c WsPrzystapil teraz otwarcie
guberrlator Bushnell Z ca}ym
sztabem. Opozycya jest tez o
wiele lepiej zorganizowana.
Stanowa demokratyczna kwa-
terra jest jeszcze cd jesieni O.
twarta, ably .demokratow trzy-
mac W szeregu przeciw Han
ME. o lie dotad MONA osa-
dzit, Mark Hanna przy wspol--
mem glosowaniu obu izb do
stanie najwyzej 70 g}osow a
do wyboru potrzeba 70.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
ParOWieG ZatOnaf.

Marsylia, Francya. - F rancuzki
parowiec ssLombard," W drodze z
Mobile, Ala, do Cette W departa-
mencie Herault, W sobote wieczo-
rem zatons} W poblizu portu. Pieciu
ludzi ze za}ogi posz}o ma dino mo-
RIA, osmiu zdo}a}o sig wyratowat:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
CI.EN.A:. 6. \. s { :tCENT'''l'I1'. !.
:R0LdG;I!.|. 3 j. Eve. !. !. Rl6!|:rlIGB!.. 81: |

! DuIlalos 1N: ~ Il AZ. aaHSAp$Baiz Bsl-l
ski przysypaan.y / zostaE < !ta weglAnlii
ma .moscie Lacl <adWa1nna , zdo5s do5s
/ }ano 60 jednak wyratowae. IS: Y
| Bay City, Mich. ZasadEo-
n y ma Z lat vie zienia "a WJrke-!
kome zamord dowanie 70 dnyii
z iotr Pelidski bedzie mial pol
n owny process. q q
| Buffalo,, N. Y. Jan Nowakf
/ Jan Wieczorek zostali mia4 4o-|
Wani pomocn ikami szeryfa3
Killgallon.. Posady te pEatnef
So po 900: dol. racznie. 81
l. We Filadel6i, Pa, spa1iloI.
sic OBJ. Niedzals skiemu czw3ro4.
dkieci. Ogief powstal-z Z winy#E
dEieci,- a kt6re pozostawi9 ne;
by}y bez dozoru rodzic6w. =:
Detroit, Mich. Oddano dol
sadu kryminalnego sprawe J6-E
zefa Redowskie go i Jana*'P Pat-E
oskarzonych O., K rail-
dziez so6 stop sk6r z kqleifH
{" Grand Trunk, /" sJ
Nanticoke, P a. .Zebrano ma
fl ndusz dla widow i sierot poll
po omordowanych h W Halle ton:
6 g6rnikach, Pol akach,, s74, 90 e.
Skladka ma tenze eel W Hen
L yon przeniosla $3.50. !. !: !.
w Pittsburgh }, Pa, ares7tot.
wal Inspector p olicyii WagH Ter, u
J6zefa Chrystowicz, "a to, ze%.f
wypad} przez ok kno z; z;domu pm. q ##
1902 Carson . l.. Ma DIR rugiTi
dzieh zosta} on wypuszcz3ny !.
q a wolnost :: po zap}acd nitl: B B
koszt6w. - q
! Buffalo otrzy ma nowy W IT 4
/ klbfoWaar elIamli mi lego !;
beda Antoni Bogacki Z: Buffa- 4
ID, F. Bielowski Piotr z6f-
dtlowski 4 z Detroit. Kapital| za
k}adowy novel sp6}kisma Wy.
nosi6 $4,000. Nowy bro Wsaars''
ma P stanat przy Lathrop ulicys:I s:: /.
New York. StanisIaw: MAJ
kowiczj. syn Wojciechal,:" po-aH
{ qhhodzacy h zJas}a, zakochh hW-:l h:We:
sly sic W zyd6wce przyjsfhIaaI.
: MIA do Ameryki iprzyjjaENia
Re zydowska. Jest on fadhes
wynn echanikiem. Obednisa
nazywa sic Abraham Mel I'm:
ger. - 3tz3iIt>
San Francisco, CAL. pr9bo5F
wax: sobie5odebrat zycie p9lakH
DIR. de- :Kiedrzycki. Zan1iars sic
ME udal. P rawdopodobnie dr.S
Ki edrzycki ME jest. nikim| .irl5E
nym jak Drem. T.: kawc7yh5]]
SKIM, kt6ry juz W wielu Inias-s(
tach Ameryki trul sis. poor
dla= obndzenia sympatii iwH Hll
dzenia. pieniedzy: :: IL: &: K
! Brooklyn. Dwaj PoIac,
niejakii :Nowicki i K. WEI
pogryzli sic. W'zajenr
ME tax niebezpiecznie, ks
Wierzcho howskiemu odjetoI 10
diva pogryzione palce, aEps
niewaz nastapifo zatrueie :kFW
wiec. praWdopodob itch
mIlu odejma. Nowicki: ,zosE
a1resztowany, .kadnie sie D.
via niekt6rzy sPolacy.= E.stA
aAmerylk 3: oledoE
sze:: W. spra4Wxiiies$ IS ana 7IL !: MlI;alak 4;
:skiego = =; Iorairl g. ,. I; sktor9J tt'oe.r,Jl N
aresztoWany yFW',skute 1det1
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
=. 21 lat. wiezienia.*

!: New York. - Prokurator
Yongs. .zazada, aby-:lAt,itgus
Mack, sp6lniczka = Marcina
Thorn W morderstwie. Gulden-
.suppa, zostafa ): skazana" ma "a
lat 'Ws,iszienia j, W: Sing Sing. @;
Nackowejj i. zgodIza: Sic
ma kiwyrok. Podtym: Warun-
kieIn ckoWa pFzyznssa sifs
do why:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

IN Judge Benson : eGuEs yesterday vas
demonstrated that sometimes a iula0
case may eaGse p great deal Of fuss. {.
happened III a suit wherein w. A. Cafes
had Obtained a Judgment for S43 in JUS
lice court before ". H. Vernon, % Ba.-
lard. Az appeal waA sought 20 De- sA&en
BY the Newell iii ant Manufacturing
Company against ahom the Indignant
Eaz rendered The supreme egaE- some
time since decided rha6 al appeal can
only be taken fr0aa a justice c9tlrt ny
fling the nctlce at appeal la justice court
and thereafter by delivering q caQy oe &c
notice 81 appeal ia the attorney for rE1e
adverse party. Ia iris particular case
tie not.ee appears 10 nave os.sn served
rFst ~ delivering a copy thereof 70 T1a
opposed party and fAea tse original WIS
flied KS iastle4 court IRA Bronson Cor
defendant tried 90 gpb0id he appeal be-
Gauss tne either side had Aeguai ne1Ice 81
appea1; out the attorney for the plaintiff,
Fred II Petersen. Insisted sEag tlse
n0tkee ah51ld have bees served as re-
qulree b. I1w or raa c0aTs would have TO
Jurisdiction. JudSe BaaSoG Iheu DIS
missed size appeal sor @aus u ilgls3.ee.3 an
ard taxed the Gusts - lie Bail cgsl-
Many
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

y magnificent house greeted RE s.s--
- : S-sS-pAEgy - excellent performers cor
81 ~-Aas %a@ Pike Street TheatAr c2rt-
Se~2S Sc [1e above Rouse EzSt -.g1c. ard
Re pay, solomon LsAacsF as mani
fAas@sfT pronounced h4ga laughing sue
cess. Harry Sesley as s'ScGor1azs'' was ex-
cs1ea2Esngsy funny and brought torcA
E1aEs 81 laughter BY RS coratea! azsscs
Z Y company ROW Is j rsast evenly hal
21eeG oEe sach ana every character ae-
= Ne3l l2ksa. Or sEe Gentlemen MasS-s.
L szlZ'@g-. Essix 153, Tooker aaa Tare,I
t4-stsE g-sistes1 themselves waEla me Mss
IS t@1eL Lz~t1so ana Weston were very
e-@F@r n tae1~ respec tlve roles Little
-" aasi-e Van Dyke Is II he cAsz ard txa
or.gh1 hoy was a aig. Tae scenic effects
were aH gac5 and Levine and Townsend
can - sazga1ne OF aae weeks business
a. ta.s very popular amusement resort
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
As TO PREACHERS PERMITS.
WESTERN PASSENGER ASSOCIATION
NAY sToP ISSUING THEM
The system Ha. Never BEEN In Fa-
with Passenger Men. and
some Other Way eff Aeeomuso-
datinz Ciergymeu IL Suggested.

Tie Western Passenger Association WI
sszture CT ira subject Of lsw rates 70
eiergymen as W. probably result II
re aboi5sament o. ths associations
e!ergy bureau In the eastern part
os tas associations territory i : pos~
s BE that tickets NIL &c sois: v1der ehe
interchangeable mileage system wisaou:
r@qaIrtns e1eza to Gravel AIRY stipulated
Number OF niles begogs !. ceae rebate
per 11Ae Is granted taezn. TIE ruling ~
Ire association vii affect sae fur4ra sssI1e
N c&ergyr1eG's permits. ard Ia that respect
hss general interest. bosa 70 Jlose OK -1le
c}3tE Sld layGleE a1ke-
TIE practice 81 granting ministers re-
a1ced rates has never met he general ID
rroTal az Passenger Officials. Wirn the ex-
ceutsGn Cf tea Western ard Central IA sser-
ger associations no sEssseia tsGu Of reads "A
the country has conceded the privilege. n
tae Eastern a-d Scu-asru states the clergy
have to pay faI rates. and n Canada the
same Tule prevails. Some Individual lin
IN the Eass ria&e 2 concession. EEt III
New York Central three years ago aban-
doned r.
Although opposed to the idea On princi-
Pis. the Western passenger men hardly
Ike 70 taae away TIE concession 81 d
se1her. aud the adoption of the Sebas ian
Interchangeable ticket seeEns 10 sfrrr s
gecd way oat CO the difficulty. TaeFe y a..
however 20 much delay ia getting fae
81 ket placed on Tie market that Is Nas
tc0ld iFnrosslhle &c make ans change ii
&lge operation OF the bureau this year. The
practice Gf tie bureau = 70 i@sur u min
listers J form u certificate emitting them
70 purchase tlEkees at special reduced
rates eron any line IL the association Tals
rate Is governed by the territory IN which
IL = granted. \ few roads charge tia
%-ce0r rate. but - most cases tie hale-
uder the Sebastian farm II ticket t8e
EnCer the Sebastian fern OF .cSes TIE
trayeeer pays fHA fare aad receives a "a
5s{te J. ] eeus a ME after -r9vsl Gg $50
niles. providing the conditions uGder
waicb kbe t3eket Is Sold have been fulfilled
Ia &sau.rl& tAsse jackets 10 sha ministers if
IA proposed ~ give them the reba5e a. ti5a
s1i of cie year. regard ess ~ the distance
travelled Sl.sh pl1H. Is Is argued would
not la8lct anE paTf salar AAgdal.p on the
ministers sieee Is Il fGuG2 taat tie PEI
nix aoliters who Go ne mast travelling are
Usually weE3-t9~,l8 mer. Tae country n -
is1eF With i small salary seldom 1uds ne
opportunity "a rrave! fax from his par.s1.
Probably zee only c4ss where ary a.
hardship ws,ld Is ta.t is In certain ccua-
Try districts where the pglipsts are sunp.ed
py Issaert -s< bre8 s4ers- Ta1ss ara said -
Es EraRs.r = fewer very year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
II THE e,NDEANED CELL.
h@nry tsasmer. the Murderer. Has
the Death Watch Placed Tpoa
Has0--say@ He wanFf Bic

ffesary CT2errer. the condemned rsu--
a@fsr q MFs. Muller ana 0a -. who u
sentenced 20 hang ca March - naa 5Aea
removed fFgxg Es1s nagth eaxr.s1ar ss TIE
teA2gF 5aAs 70 Ehss condemned 3eU. oaT
TIE 5aisarsH Office. TIE seath gatcA.
COMPOSED y F. n. Mckeraan arlsa PAT
NaYan watch eaa zeIi night and DAY ard
wfa eontnza - 10 ~ anti tae date ~
1Ae execution. = gew seeks before llle
day Oh which CF4enaer u condemned 10
aAa she eeatA watea viz 1e increased -
prevent AZ poss 8gltgy % sug1i1e. As
things are HOW EEsgs = usr.e danger q
1tAsEsler making 3zy attempt C SAKE mss
HIS He s4asE naE beigeVe tnae tas orsser
% Eae court Will pe carried glt. although
nf8 Ideas 49, 20 last gAat wII prevent *
afs r2fnSr vague. he spends the daY
~ making picture IRA ases ogt OF card
ooasz1- Yesterday 1T y as making large
frame wnseh he Proposes u give - mis-
wife Some Of bis frames have tseea sg,t.
and enc thar he Gaa f1sst completed IS
hanging on the VAL. FL w1lch hs mas tina
picture Of his wife and tarse ch.ldgeE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

oea1asa period ard ccuIs 30 -svrksz *
siN3 va e< sT@ gswsrno- He sxraz2gez ssgs
NsS.s.an o TIE ssIpre=Se coszgs 60 Eng ease
81 Mex.eswy ~. gzyxe. =avsnx fn4t ssse
c7zs-t held that y zE.ssag-rts terri nrzs 10
a8Aa4lSfs zIs1 thar RS removal wzz aec1sss~
ing % la7E. 5zs- tzat haz sAs zSaei7gzneHt
Sf"a f9F q stated ef-ze. tbs removal c2gsd
s75t Dave beer usate a8-zssat rcsHce a1a
nearing Considerable tire Wiz as tazez
NJ to-day b &r Fay fn reading decisions
Il support % nss argument.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

Ju4ga Jacobs yesterday morning grant
ed the petition II Charley Phg.ps tine
murderer 81 PaGr9taan jim Wells. Cor
a continuance OF ala case lor SIX weeks
Tbs petfsgan was 6asee on tne ground
that Phillips father, wise has been Very
III on his ranch ~ OkaaoEaa cQun1yl
woaad be unable 70 8tteaG the crlsi 5e-
fore THAT date. Phiillps' attorneys cas-
tend tnat nts presence - necessary 10
prove that lhe murderer = rat account
able fer s5s aers under excitement an ac-
couat 81 a f43} wbieh injured his uaiaG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
NJ Iatil,- NIiI

The wal q susan n BsG was fled for
PROBATE yesterday To aer son. Edwin
r. HIu sha beQuea Is 81 Use WI
48s9i8ates al .ha Gsbts 3wei oy Estaiia
E. crawford II aer husband. Robert
g. aisa sae bequsatAs her Interest IN the
Fiji syrslp Company. to b. 1e53 Sc te
interests IF her children. Robert -. Ffid
Foaaa farry1ai application Ter le,Iers af H.
nllnistraflon-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
Faird Aveune riseafer-

Ire excsilen. rendition OF All the
Comforts CT Home 6v the Broadway
company. VII be repeated az rhs Third
Ayelte taeat@r iris and tomorrow evan
Ings Il wia u preceded az 7.10 . r.
ny 4 vaudeville performance In the audi
'otturn by Capt. EolTlm's aIi-star CON-
clnatIou. ths captain himself leading w1tn
bis cannon bail ceats. There x.ll DC a
change * Till on Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

Licenses - ws3 xe~e iss8asl yesterday %
Lyman Hsasetia EarN~ tEz' - Ealla "a
ara Ada SfnEtn Caak ts5f ~ 5eabssS
tehErsRa {1-uapneU t3a+ oe ; a1tt- ara A&a
Wheeiaek 60 ~ seg FraEs isru.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

a9c5E 20 Ezt noi2es thronzh his r-at,
NSe1 ~ Is saFes ~ TIE Intervention 81
rs 4sFsssz valsz, Jeaksrs a2nAx-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

THE 5esf assortment q klandike far
31t1ts for ladies and gentlemen AZ WIad-
rssAer. tse furv1eg - Second aysnGe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

"soEOSIS." the nev shoe FOR women.
siUlsoa EEas-. 10 Second avs1ge sole
agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

KLoNpIEERS deaf TAI TO e. HIS
condensed maple sugar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
lHN FLY STILL Fighting.
University Regent Case Again
Before Judge Jacobs
rx-aeGEsT his OWN LAWYER.

...fstauf Attorney General Vance
and Fred Rice HoweH Appear for
GOV. Roger. and Insist That He
Ma. Legally Correct when Ee
removed Fay-Fhe Latter scores
sh~ communicating Continues.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
LdMOnt'S Improved
CryStdIIi1ed Eggs
dozen


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INERTIA ARE uTATEDA
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16
GRAND JURY
 RESUMES ITS
 INVESTIGATION Ex- Teacher Stanton
 as a Witness. SUDDEN CHANGE IN PLANS SCHOOL DIRECTORS TO BE
 CHILLED AGAIN.
SUDDEN CHANGE IN PLANS
Indictment Against the Pedagogue Quashed and He Will Come From Los Angeles to
 Testify.

The Board of School Directors Is ap- parently not to go scathless through its latest Grand Jury investigation. Instead Of adJourning to-day, according to the plan announced Tuesday, the jury will continue its work and there is promise that results of tangible nature are near at hand. The investigation is to be re- neWed with increased vigor and with new witnesses and from one of these 1t Is calculated facts will be obtainable that will make wholesale indictment possible.
 This sudden decision of the jury was ar rived at yesterday when a number of the members gathered at the City Hall for quiet consultation with Judge Belcher The fact developed that on the Sth of the present month the indictment that has stood for nearly a year against D. E. stanton, former teacher in the Business Evening School. was quashed by Judge Carroll Cook. leaving the absent peda- gogue free to return to this city without the fear of the law. Stanton's address has been in the hands of the jury for some time past and as soon as it was learned that charges against him had been withdrawn, a telegram was sent to Los Angeles directing him to come to this city as soon as possible.
 It is known that Stanton is willing to come and that he is anxious to tell all AiC hIIO"S OI tHS SCHOOL 6OarQ ana US many rascalities. With his evidence the jury is confident that something in the way of results will yet come out of the Investigation that it had almost given up in Encouragement.
 It was Stantons ill-guarded tongue that put Professor Fitzpatrick in possession of the sensational facts concerning the oper- ations of the board that he gave to the public in February last One of the least among the charges was that Stanton had paid $500 to director for his position as teacher at the Business School and that $500 more had been demanded of him in order that his job might be made solid" This and allegations equally as startling. Fitzpatrick exposed and he lost his position for doing so. Since that time the courts have said that his mission was a righteous one. by ordering him rein stated in his old school. and pending an appeal to the Supreme Court taken by the Directors he has been spending his time in relentlessly following every hint and clue to school jobbery. His testimony, backed by that of Stanton, promises sensational developments to say the least. The jury will resume it's investigation to-day and it is expected that Stanton will be on hand hY tO-n0rrOw
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16
weight and Phirs enervescent smile van-

weight and PhiPs effervescent smile van- ished.
 Dan Dennison, the veteran trainer, got in from Montana yesterday with Lord Chesterfield, Combination and the great timber-Jopper St. Jacob.
 Max Blun enthal arrived from the East, ern country Wednesday evening. He will be seer cn the block later on.
 With a blanket pinned around her shoulders Merry Heart could not be in- duced to gallop when brought out pre- vious to the first race for her prelimin- ary warming up trial She showed a high turn of speed though during the actual running, and if the Ally cooled out well will be hard to beat next time.
 Bullman and Eddie Jones each piloted two winners. The former is a wonder fully improved rider.
 For some minutes after the Ricardo Sweet William finish Barney Schreiber was missed from his book. The genia! German was so incensed at the start his gelding received that he told both Ed Corrigan and Starter Caldwell in very plain terms what he thought of the sltu- ation. It is rumored that Bruenn will soon be seen in the starters box at lngle- side. The latter started with great suc- cess at Hawthorne track last summer.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16

John L. Boone petitioned United States Circuit Judge Morrow yesterday to order the taking of the deposition of Philip Hinkle, inventor of the overweight coun- terbalance elevator, for use in pending and future litigation. The petition repre- sented that Hinkle Is past so years of age, and that 1t was necessary for that req son to perpetuate his testimony. The pe- titiOn was granted.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16
Fifth Raoe-six furlongs; handicap; three
Selections for To-Day.

First Race-Los Medanos. Tirade. Ocorona. Second Race-Cromwell, Topmast. Rubicon. Third Race-Major Hooker Hohenlohe, Beau Monde.
 Fourth Race-Imperious, Hardly, Lady Brit annie.
 Fifth Race-Novis, Miss Rowena, Midlight Sixth Race-Prince Tyrant. pr. Sharp, Dick Behan.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16
Refused to Prosecute.

When the case of Mrs. Eva Martin, who shot her husband, w. J. Martin, in her room, 119 Ninth street, and was charged Judge Joachimsens court yesterday Mar tin refused to testify against her. Police man McQuade. who arrested her, testi- fled that she admitted to him having shot her husband. This was all the evidence, and Attorney Fred Frey who appeared for the woman, moved for dismissal of the case. The Judge reserved his decision until this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16
For Not Notifying Customs Officers

Captain K. Van Oterendorp of the steamship Alameda was served with pa pers yesterday in the suit of the United States against him for the collection of $3000 fine with interest and costs. The captain is accused of having on Septem- Der 21 of this year landed H. Hooney, Grant Giles and H. Erxy before the vessel officers.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16

Customs Collector Jackson was notified by the Department of State yesterday that President Mckinley had recognized Don Felipe Galicia as Consul for Guate- mala at this port.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16
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