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The Lamar register., 1899-09-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IS. LssD orrrcs. LAxar. coIo. ,

q. s. LAND ofrIcE, LANAE, Colo. I
Sept 5, lsys. :
NOTICE i- hereby given that the following
N named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton make final proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the Reg
ist.r and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado. on
Thursday. october 10. isep. viz Abraham Rhodes
II. Z No. ttus. for the Sws OF Sec. !. TWP =
s.. Bs. a. W. 9Th p. NJ. In Colorado.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
~, said land, viz A. J. Peed. Richard Emerson.
Benjamin knowlton and ". p. Harper. all OF
Lamar. Colorado
sis-ois W. A. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, Colo, I
Aug. 10, 1899. {

. ~ LIND OFFfcE At IIAHAH, t5JLU.,
Aug. 10. 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tion 10 make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before Regis
ter and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado. on Satur-
day, October ]. 1883, viz: Enoch P. Thurston
H.E- No. t1S1. for Lots 3 and and El SWk, of
Sec Is Twp II s., Rg l8 W. 9Th p. NJ. in Colorado.
He names tho following witnesses to proverbs
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz Ira Swadley, John o. Stream.
Lamar. Cello.
sasol WA MKRRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27

Dowitts Little Early Risers perma-
nantly cure chronic constipation. bilious
nce-. nervousness aud worn-out feeling;
cleanse and regulate the entire system
Small, pleasant, never gripe or sickcn-
famous little nils l. H. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27

aThey are simply perfect, writes Rob't
Moore, Of La Fayette, Ind. Of Dewitt's
T,fttle Early Risers. the famous little
4 ljsr 70. constipation and all liver all
iaepts. Never grippe l. II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27
A Deferred r,...ars.

The Sunday school class has lust IN
lssed singing y Want to be an Angel
and With the Angels Stand" when the
teacher. observing that one OF the boys
had not contributed his voice to swell
the sacred refrain. said: And you
van; to be an angel. too. don't you,
Johnny "Yss'm." answered Johnny,
-but not right away. I'd rather be a
easeoan player good deal frst."
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27

z + Turner. Compton, Mo. was cured
OF piles by DeWitts Witch Hazel Salse
after suffering seventeen years and try.
ing over twenty remedies Physicians
and surgeons endorse ii, Beware OF dan
geroas counterfeits. l. II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27

Chester II. Brown, Kalamazoo. Mich.
says: -kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me
o, q severe case OF indigestion; can strong.
" recommend il To all dyspeptics." Di-
sest what You eat without aid from the
stomach, and cures dyspepsia LII. Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27
ps,.r No Chance.

Fatigred Francis-"Don't touch any
Nv den, bottles Grim Goosin--Why.
dsre may be booze In emf" Fatisued
Fcancts-'yes. an dere may also be
some Nv dat medicine dat works while
yrr sleep
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27

Best on the market for coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles; for Group
Il has no equal" writes Henry X Whit-
lord. South Canaan, Conn..of One Minute
Cough Cure. l. III. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27
A rr1iaE Mem<.t-

siugem from the wes,)-say. young
teller. Il yer don't keep your end of
lat contract. yer'il hear something
trup,
The Lamar register., 1899-09-27

]. X. DorGurf, ATTY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
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WEDDINGS.

Miss Minnie Buhsx and Mr. William
Wagner were married "Wednesday, Febrsl-
AIRY. =. at oc.oek AT the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Ruht1 In
Eagewater. The hossc was tassefssiiy dec
Grated in ivy AID choice dollhouse flow-
ers- The bride was one OF the pretsiese
slate silk. trimmed in chiffon and ribbon
She carried large bouquet Of bride roses
and smilax. Miss S,sae Ruhtx. sister 81
the bride. was bridesmaid. She was att
tired IN organiie and carried houqucl
of pink roses. Mr. WIN RuEtx. brother
Of the bride. VAS best man. After the
ceremony. which was performed by Rev.
Nichols. the guests We're seated "a AN cle-
giant supper. The rest Of the evening was
spent In social way. Mr. Rose who n
an accomplished zitber payer. favored the
company with some fine selections.
The groom Is well known In Seattle
where he has lived for several years. Mr..
and Mrs Wagner received many hand
some presents. They. win he At home 70
avenue. North Seattle.
Mr.. Otha OLIVER McAlliSter and Miss
Anna Lockwood. of South Park. were
quietly married a, the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles McAnisser. parents Of
the groom. Sunday afternoNn. February IN.
Rev. John +. Damon officiating. Very
few besides the immediate relatives were
upon their new life with the best wishcs
az all their numerous acquaintance. Tho
groom was horn IN Seattle. and the bride.
self 10 ns.r ns q narsnsa s and
children by her wisely directed sympathIca
as teacher.
Mr. William Albert wadhams. u Rivers
reti. OF this city. were quietly married AZ
the residence Of the ctfcias.ng clergyman.
John r Damon, $40 Firth avenue. Thurs
brother OF the groom serving AZ heat man.
ard Mas Emma Suffer ~ bridesmaid.
Mr. ana Mrs. waslhams left later In tho
week for Their northern home TO prNpare
FOR the salmon catch which e soon due
the gentlemen OF the party being engages
Ia The canning business.
.
Mr.. Ralph Richards and Miss Kittie
Louise Iattrep. both OF this city. were
parents. a& Eighth avenue. Tuesday even
ing. by Rev. Il. NJ. Randall pastor vi the
First NJ T.. church. Mr.. n. j. Riptinxcr
Nellie Huckins az bridesmaid. Only rela-
'ives and very intimate friends were pres-
ens Both Mr.. and Mrs. Richards are well
known and popular in Seattle.
An iniersst.nx but quiet wedding cc-
Mr. w, Emery Bell. Of DeminE. waa
united in marriage to Miss Jessie Phillips
AZ the home Of tho brides parents, Mr..
Brooks was the officiating clergyman. The
bride has lived in Ballard bat short
time. but will he greatly missed by her
many Trends. MT and MIRA Bell viii
- .
Mr.. Walter George Baker ana Miss
Anna u. SEobiad. both OF Seattle. were
married Wednesday morning At the resi-
dfilce or Mr.. Aipheifs Byers I'll Twenty
third avenue. Rev. Martin l.. Larson d.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.


The event of the week I'm beih nternry
and serial circles was the tecHpSion given
70 the federated clubs OF the city by the
i isdiss - me Z 9 Club At the resi-
I'D OF February, 1889. was the sixth annl-
xersary of the r. t. o, Club Of seattle.
The. club eoors, white and yellow. were
,iaed In the decoration or the dining room.
but the tone OF eo.oring IN the reception
rooms and library was national The ha&s.
bunting and aowers rofteued by the green
charm To the already beautiful home. A.
the STRAINS OF music by tho First Req
msni orchestra persadfd tho air the
usual conventionailty OF receptions was
overcome. ana by the time the ladies were
ready 70 depart they had enjoyed several
lslks with friends both old and new.
The pretty girls who assisted la The dining
room are to he highly complsmentsd on the
dainty way IN which the refreshments were
served. About 80 ladies attended the re-
cspiion. and many of them were beausi-
..ni, are Mrs. II. y Tr.mper Mrs. Fred
II. Peterson. Mrs. George Newlands. Mrs
frnk e My. NE X i Tna nglms' Mr. Mr.. 4
ssoddard Mrs. II. Meizser, Mrs. Frank
Steele, MYs. Lee DeyFies Mrs.. r.. n. Fow-
s. M's w A u NJ to Miami Mr. a vs.- ".
L. r. Turner. Mrs. D. W. Bowen. Mrs r.
n Mciaren Mrs. John Moore. Mrs ). r.
Ronald. Mrs. n f. Perry. Mrs 81 B.
z. Weston. Mrs Noble wslsngford, Mrs.
ho'iand Denny. Mss Made Young, MISS
Anna insifs. Mrs Wilson, Denny, Mis-
Myrtle Maynard. Mrs. George 4. Smith,
Mrs. &. g. Nar.ng. Mrs. James - Curtis.
MI. =. r Bsisss. MrS =. a Mea,onai0s
III -. y. shlae MIS- "hmon lucAeSs
-"fs. h.osais aia Mrs. rr'' iayso1.
- q
Last "wednesday evening the young IN
dies Of Mrs. Robert Morufs'e SUNDAY sChooi
class from the North SEATTLE Bsptis4
church assembled al her residence. gte
tsFf1o ,A Surt., aiA siTsit WHY enjoy sps~
nv he evening The earlier por,lon Of
= hlssh WAS made pfeaxaut ulst, rn,,alc ana
sarues OF various klna@ rfsos. prA.ssrr
wefe. Miss Edith taay Miss f.1s.e stew
art Mas Seili. Price MIS- Vivian May
ss ". Mlsss clara Peterson M.gs Edith Nell
sosa, Mirr Ida Nelson Mtse. Carrie Bowen.
Miss Nellie Moran. Miss Eshei Hammond.
MIS- Mary Stewart, MAss Myrtle Morgan.
Miss Ellen HERON. Mxs Ada Hammond.
Mlss Lena A.saanfsf; MIS- Mattel Bowen.
Nh: MI Annie @sod ar@ f.sia .ei ssise
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Aoyne Of Mrs. T. &. Haiues- The next lee.
sare WILL be held Mt the residence of Mrs.
NJ, ], csrkeek. en- Beren avenue and Madi.
son street.
Mrs. L. c. Gilman will give reception
THURSDAY afternoon In honor OF Miss Pow
erS. Of Maine.
- -
Mr.. ard Mrs George w. Dickinson re-
turned Friday from their trip 70 spokane
and Butte.
Mrs. Macarthur has returned from her
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis Of
Whatcon.
~ -
Mrs. Edgar T. Piper entertained a small
PARTY at luncheon on WashsnGson's BIRTH
day.
Miss Judith Minor has returned from her
Portland visit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

a5c. Worth Csc.
ArI..wCstI. SCpTcH TWEfIeS
aud sassiets. shades nf green. - inches
wide pretty shepherd cnecks. dsfk
,-ciurS, neat wool stripes m0$tiy SIC
goods some indeed were sbc. Monday
and Tussfas 1--WE shall not need to ~.
peat ti,is nsfcf,, per yard. .ssc.
iSr. Worth Zoe.
ALL WOOL. CHECKS AND
PialiS double fold blues. greens reds
and various pretty color combinations.
a line worth calling Il bargain, NOT
enough to last over Monday. EG values
for IJss-
s.e Worth ~Sc-
LADIES COSTUME CLOTHS. y
lpehxss wssse strictly all soos IN every
shade that's new asi,s good, reds, greens
grove taus hgnes ami browns. An
deal e1aEsA far spftng costumes esl sasa
Monday ard Tuesday tnet ioEgvrl.
wargh ~, per yard. sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

NERAL echoes OF the gayety
OF the gay season. which came
To a esase q week ago last
"Wednesday. were heard last
week. although Ii is supposed
that society t4el,es always take
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

a Sale A manufacturer
AZ ehnae after season :"
clean up. A JOB
lot. If you qviH. bat splendid
styles and qualify. They acre a
bargain to as; they're = bargain
to you-" share and share allie. ="
Worth e1.7S, for @l.2S.
woMEN'S SHOES OF vICI KID.
lace or button. extension sole, either
single or double. for dress or street
wear. with patent or Kid tipped toe,
Monday and Tuesday. N.25.
Worth $3.50. for $3.50.
LADIES SHOES OF vICf KID.
with silk ves,ing or kid tops. lace or
button, coin toe. splendid value
they'd be at $3.50: on sale Monday and
Tuesday. All sizes and widths.
Worth 81, for ~.
MEMS SHOES OF REAL CALF
skin. soft. pliable and very durable.
bulldog toe, light dress sole. made to
sell for So: on sale Monday. per pair.
TWO DOLLARS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
EXPIRED
In JAIL
Sudden End of a
Murderer
WHO BOILED nm Wits BODY
Adoiph Lustssrt. Of chiesso. was
Feans oyisG In his Cell
This Moraing.
VINO BOILED IIls Wits BODY

JOLIET. III. July u. Adolph
Lu.,eert. me famous Chicago wif.
murderer. died suddenly In his cell
al the peuitentlary here this morn.
ing I, lie reported that heart disease
was the cause. rte was Sound by his
guards In DYING condition. and ex-
plred before rnedicAi aid could be
summoned
Another report says the prisoner
committed suicide bu~,rert's trial
was one 4 the most sensational that
ever took place in Chicago or the
United sss,ss BE vas convicted Of
killing his wife in hiH sausage fac
tory and boiling her body In a power
fui solution Of potash to remove
traces OF the crime. A few bones
teeth. e corset steel and several
strands 81 hair we're thu only por-
lions 81 the body of the murdered
woman found. Ard II was upon these
mute evidences Of alleged crime that
Lue,gart's conviction was princip-
ally secured Tnr rrst trial result
Cd in "A disagreement. The prisoner
was sentenced 20 life Imprisonment
on the second This sentence was
imposed with the one faint shadow
o. hope that the missing wife might
some day return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
MORE MEN
ARE NEEDED

The contractors engaged on the
Of the Palmer cut OF
have announced they all need 90
men for The work on the Northern
Pacific extension "a coon as all the
machinery for EFaainw ans impfox.
inE the Tine u received There are
nov thres separate gangs at work.
one AZ Palmer. a second a. Auburn.
and the third AZ the Junction % tire
Columbia 4 Puget sound. where u
intersscts ire proposed cut-oT
The contractors are paYins 81 n
DAY ana charging 81 - pr week for
beard. Tbs ~ 81. . day clear above
al sNp>ns~a. ara u IL believed al
the men n~@fsf for the work n IL
expected uhsn all the gradlns and
other machinery IL rec@iVsd to sa-
tabiiHh camps At frequent Intervals
along the right of say and 20 rush
the work rapidly no az to have u
comp lstei before January /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
Caught Fire in the
Engine Room.
DiNiCED TO EXTENT or $4,000
The scot Wss tyirx at the psoihe
Coast compssy's Goal
sunkers.

Lat eyenlns about . 80 o'clock. nre
was discovered on the elg steam
schooner l.akme. which arrived here
from ~ Michasl The aro depart.
ment aud the nr- boat were soon at
thc north wing ~ the Pacific coast
coal hunkera where the vessel was
lying. but u vas rot until midnight
thar the names were eKtluEuished.
Hundreds 80 gallons Of water wera
poured into the nun. whieh was badly
Tutssd THE t.akm@ is IN serious
eoud ton. and u viii DC necessary IN
pump her out and then TOW her to
dry dock. From the engine rcum
Waui. the fiame~ having reached
from IN. heia below 20 the cop ~ the
third deck
CAPT. Weber roughly estimates tho
loss 20 the sAip at about 80 60
The personal property Of - men.
valued 81 81 $50 VAS destroyed
Capt Nse.r's safe contained 600
Ia gold II 10 believed 10 be intact
EnSinsN Lekins say. he left the
engine r>crn 81 she takms at ,
o'clock. aud everything thsn vas in
perfect order. Hair an hour later
Capt Weber discovered ,ae are I'M
der the heavy iron grating IN the
engine room. Ten minutes after the
alarm of FIRE vas sounded. the
flames bteks through the upper deck.
forward. The veessi vas saved from
complete destruction emily after a
hard Cant The Lakms 10 owned ~
Charities Nelson. 81 san francisco
and II values az frs 0Ao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
WILL PREVENT
hUOULTERATI0N
pure Food Commissioner De.
sires Help Of Merchants

n A. Mcdonald. stats pers food
commissioner has last returned
from trip through the falouse
country and Spokane. lie reports
that sraaeHnarn throughout the state
arr lnudIag hearty cooperation in
the enGorc-fueut Of the stale law, ana
expects NJ troahle when the law is
pa, into fun encot September 1. Ia
an gnferN lsW with a Star reporter TO-
day. Mr Mcdonald said During the
three months since the pure toei laN
Was suzetsd. ! have devoted ny time
~ investigating ire extent 10 - hlch
aAuls eratson - praetic@d. fully
realize thai Il VII BE- impossible for
me- to cover the entire state very
often during the year but l
will appear at many different places
~tthnut any waFnius - my coming
The god effects % the iaw are al
ready manifested IN the manufac-
sure % highsr grade - goods. TIE
price Of a package. as claimed, viii
~ higher. but II will So much fur.
Their and 20 cheaper In the end. II
costs as nurn 20 manufseture an
adnlfeFafed spice as " dnss a pure
one. The law will be beneficial 70
huslnrsa ~ sAtablisiiux a legitimate
margin 81 pront ana preventing the
siarhinw Of prices People Eensr-
ally misuaGersEand what aduitsfa-
fion 10. thinking thst u V is all an
heaithgui. but this Is not true The
pcrcentaxe OF Adaitsrased goods u
large. but the percentages Of an
heeithful goods - com parativriy
small IRE good can 81 nay Be- In
creased tenfs3d BY the cooperation
Of all merchants would urge al
grocers 70 buy goods made under
a contract that they shall pass the
pure food iaW. viii prohibit the
Use Of sAliCyAc acid as a pres@rva-
tive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
BUILDING PERMITS.

building permits have been issued
tn r. knowles to huild a small ahed
At 2hs1 jackson utrcet TO coat ignO
Charles pltlTssn for alterations at
ais Tvcnty.thlrd avenue 10 cost 80
Geo. " niliinE 60 build a one story
frame foaidsnee ~ I tae sixteenth az.
enus to cost tsoo. Annie KafberE fpr
alterations at itiT East spruce street
to cost 500 y , Powers 90 build =
stone wall Al zoe Fhntiskc avenue 70
coat tz.0.
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vvrv large amount. probably mote
than $500 GOO had she heen sold at
auction after tho Nrrckena flonted
her
The department. by ordering the
appraisal Of the Maria Theresa. has
seemingly admitted the point rsiaed,
that she Vas a captured and not e
Destroyed vessel II this assumption
proves e. he correct. there viii be
distributed among tho eatcers and
men of the victorious American reet
an amount estimated a. about 500.
900. Instead OF iras than ane-terth Of
that sam. which would he paid by
government " the head money rule
were % prevail
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Fate Of Joe Martin.

VICTORIA. July 81 Special 49,
Many politicians arrived here yester-
daY 10 decide the political fate Of
Fighting Joe Martin. the attorney
general who Wns called on n re-
sign by Premier semlin. rOme time
ago. The caucus ~ government
members was In session until late
hour last night. and while the mem-
bcrs would say nothing. the belief
Il general that Martin Will have to
step down ana out. He said he would
abide BY the decision Of the caucus.
Martin IL the British Columbia poll
tlcian who framed the alien mining
bin which excludes Americans from
the Atlin district
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TO
BE APPRAISED

WAsHINGTON. y. g. July II
fOue of the officers and men ~ the
hsyy who participated m the victory
over Cervera's squadron Fl SAINT
sso on July 2, 1898. have applied 70
The navy department for prize money
bu account ~ the capture Of the ar
ln0red cruiser Maria Teresa. Ger
tera'a flagship, and the department
today directed the board on inspec-
ton and survey a. make an appraip-
VI ~ the value ~ the vessel when
hoated BY the wreckerH.
The Maria Teresa had a compile
iaeni ~ 90 men. and az The rate Of
iiGG f0r at b ~ these there would be
tniy sis. 800 t. be- distributed among
me officers and men n sanps6n's
beet on account Of her destruction.
There Is no doubt that ceryera's m
lated flagship would have brought a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
BOTH SIDES
ARE STUBBORN
No Change in the Cleveland
Strike Situation.

CLEVELAND. o. July z7.-This
IL the 18th day Of tire Second street
railway strike There arr no indica-
tons Of settlement. Both sides de-
clare there IL nothing to arbitrate.
4 special meeting % the city Coun-
ell viii be held tonight 10 investigate
the responsibility FOR the strike. The
cars ran all night on all lines except
two with little trouble Frank
Wright, the yOunK SON OF a striker
who was shot IN the leg last night
by q non-union not0rman. vas not
seriously hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
TO FIGHT AUGUST ,.

\ date has again been SCI for tho
mill between Denver Eds Smith and
'rsm Costello. The date = Saturday.
Aurust 4 and Il IL sshsiulsd 10 oente
81 az Taeams. IS the shertT tas At
last siEulhfd his Willingness. allow
lng The men o. hgbt Ia the cts u
Destiny. Tom Costello i at hts
quarters iu GeorEctawn. and II being
trained by J " Mayo. lie had Lat
up un training a. he expected the
uEht o. cane Of last Saturday. hut
hfs begun work Ia earnest again and
vii enter the rims Ia good condition.
Nick Hurley. ~ Portland has issued
a challenge - the winner,
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VICTORIA, u g, July 81 special
The kinnhiu aafu haa reached
here, after breaking an previous re
corda. Ehc brought 500 tons Of
freight ana 40 passengers The pas
seagers brought news Of q terrible
storm off the coast af japan during
which 100 people lust their lives.
News was alho brought 10 the effect
that the French troops had been dis
patched to Monftxul. and serious
trouble - feared Nswn from Man
ila was received telling OF the do
parturc OF the transport Relief with
500 sick Kansas soldiers
Or EastlRke, one Of the paHFsn-
gers. says that Toxic arm supplied
the fliipinus murata With long
FanEv rifles. which accounts larErly
for tho heavy American luas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
MORE VICTIMS OF
THE KISSING BUG

LoUISv1LLE, Ky, July 2T.--Lou-
isvilie has not been behind the other
large cities in its visitations by the
kissing bug. No fewer than three se-
rious cases. one OF which came near
proving fatal. have been reported In
the past three days. Last night a
pretty young society girl was at
tackled during her sleep by one OF
these vcnomouB insects. and today
one whole side OF her face is awol.
len fully four times its normal size.
She is suffering terribly.
A kissing bug two nights ago
climbed M on one or the llnotypes
Of the Dispatch and bit Competitor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-27
SHERIFF HAS TRouBlCs

sheriff Van dr Nauter " In trouble
again. Lewis Levy has brought suH
agalusf him for p,s@ss eslnn ~ the
hardware store at 81 second Ay-
euuc. In addition. t.~eS weuid like
20 have $50 damages lie claims
that the sheriff unlawfully took pna.
session 81 the stosc On July Is II
the sheriff cannot restore the hard
ware storr. Levy viii take 81 $40 In
cash Instead
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abductress Arrested.

LIVERPOOL. July g7.--Mrs Lett
TIA Perot. the alleged Abductrsss Of
her own child. was arrested here
this morning upon the arrival OF the
steamer from Baltimore she waa
accompanied here BY Capt Blood. a
brother n Lady Colin Cagapbell. and
the child Mrs. Pcroi snd Blood
registered as man and wife The
child vas taken from ita Erandpar-
ents On Baltimore. IN whose custody
~ was placed whom Mrs Perat - .
cured a divorce. Mrs Perot was a
famous baltimore beauty when she
married Per9t. who was wealthy
Eng ishrnnn.
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KILLED YB A
FALLING TREE

TACOMA. July = Edward stew.
art. a line tender and tvamstrr en-
pipyrd ct the II Paul a Tacoma
lumber camp No. s. al Wifhufs
near ortinE. was KILLED yesterday
forenoon ~ being struck with a dad
tree
By means 81 aonkey engine and
= pire cable an effort vac being
made u s'Hnakr' big log around =
dead tree Stewart vac ienfiinE the
cable. which cut through the tree
completely and " fell upon him.
iamming hls body terrible and break
Ing hiz nsck
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For Shorter Hours
and More Pay.
CINCINNATI STREET CAR MEN
Demand 40 Cents and Ten hours
From the consoltdstsd com.
psny Mar Tic Up tines.

CINCINNATI. -, July E.-rhc
CINCINNATI street car employees are
becoming restless. and a strike is
threatened. The men want zoe per
hour ami a ~ hnur haN fheY haNr
decided - strike Saturday II thvsr
demands are nnt acseded TO- Fer
YEARS the consolidated Cincinnati
lines have been unisr niKGartlA
aanassiasnt. and the uen hHve been
subjected Is Ions hours ~ service Tor
very psor pay
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TRANSPORTED
BY ELECTRICITY
Four Murderers Will Try the
Death Chair.

NEW YoRK. July Flour sxseu-
lions BY electricity are scheduled 10
acenr In this stat. next week Two at
s,nK sins and Two a. Auburn. Louis
Falsrsen. rutcret. who killed
his MISTRESS Michael Mcdonald
slayer = I.eWi- Titus. his employer.
Iohn Kenue,iy. and urcsr Rice. are
the men 10 b. sissctEocutsd