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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

NEW YORK. Fcb 2--rhe work OF
securing jury to try Mrs Payne Moore
was proceeded with to-day despite Che
absence of Martin Mah0u from tne city,
the chlcf witness for tno prosecution
Six jurors Dad been obtained wnen
court opened this mornlng When the
uanel OF jurors was complete. Assistant
Attorney Mcintyre applied for and was
Granted O. subpoena for Martin Mlh9n.
Who Il believed to De- at tnc Caionuodr
WDt.t. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
Sea Island
PerCaleS, 4aC.

To-day we place on sale an im-
meuse case of the genuine sea
Island Percalcs, short lengths, to
be sold at 418c. a yard. These
are guaranteed the genuine I2tsc.
Sea Island Percales and include
every new pattern that will come
out this season. This is indeed
rare bargain and the quantity
will be unlimited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

...b..,,fr- auuu. report =
>-,. Jersey Labor Bureau will Doe
'' ..,,oIn. powerful aud
..iI..le lu favor of union.
,r,.. r.,Ir.e relative t1 union and
,,.I.. t,arl,m.n arc fne averages obs
,...,r b.. fsklne the returns f1r 200 mon
h..f...f communications lu the glass;
...... t,sI. fha union mea h1l an ar'r-
80 x-4- for each dav employed The
..,..r...s YEARLY earning of the noH-uaiHn
- ,se seS-- or E1 for each day
...,.ll,. .r,nfoyal The great advantage
...,'.,. ,,., came u having much
-.,,,. and 81, producing larger
. ,..,l d, - given tme The
, l.et ..rautv-tuo and Once
XIII ,... fl, tb. ,.a- ana The u0n-uuion
''''.' I.. ...r,.ti.,. rauacitr of the
III, . .i,a, time vus as 60 -
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.'" ...1 rof,r of New York.
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f'r'i '-" '' f..tl.l to disc
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me ""'N ..r an f.logat.- go
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"'i'" u"' d. 49, hold itself iu
rt,,..t, 40 f.bor Jisnrite.
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'0d I'D ''N ,t. ,ri,, de- a.
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h-ed lht p'lc' "i" ,'r i','i'l" 10 over
awe the WORKING people ana To put down
strikes. The emancipation of the work
ing people. therefore. could only be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Feb -. -FLOUR-Duil.
western superior. S2.25d26O.
WIIFAT-Dull spot. month and March
76lhGIGSc.. May. 71&u777sc. southern
wheat. By sample. TO0777Sc
CORN-Steady; spot. month and March,
Ssl4Q3sasc. April, 39d39hc.. May. aol.c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

asked. southern white and yellow corn.
57aNi8c 1T. .->..-,.-
OAI s. Quiet. Ne. Whil' 3t8H'Ec,
RyIZFirmcr: No. : nearby 81 &C.;
western. G2lc.
ST-GhR-strong. graduated. sos.
RI-TurER- steady, fancy creamery, 70
pc. rolls. l2dlJc.
EGGS-Firm ~ zoe per dozen
CHEFSr-S Steady, fancy New York. ca
large. llullltc.
rt,rrTr-,,f,+ - lGr2.7J per bushcl box.
WHISKY Sl3lN1I per gallon for fine
isied goods in car loads. Sl34l32 per
gallon for i0haiug lots
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

NOW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE demand for
odd d.ecrfutiDrs OF coftons D. well main
tanned. but scarcity of immediate supplies
checks volume of cuisines. THE tome
continues strong throughout. Full adj
NiucDs reported to-day, but tho tendency
of prices is distinctly aeuust buyers.
Brown cutt0us scarce and advancing.
EIcaDhnd also tending upwards Wide
-heolugs frmer DENNIS and ticks firm
aud DOB moderate request Hs AFRO other
coarse coIprcd cottoua. Staple dress goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
Members New York Stock Exchange.
Members New YORK stock Exchange
Thomas Branch & Co.
Bankers and Brokers,
Ia kthI

1lo1 EAST MAIN STREET.

Private wires to York Chicago and principal trade
centres.
Investment Securities a speciality
Information cheerfuy given Your business soioi'eu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

" we told you Of a certain
IeSkCIQdy grade Of Administer Car
pet all of one pattern, to
80. ,a -. 49, ,,,d how Richmond hotel
ordered five roons at first sight. He has since
Increased his order to five rooms more, and we
have so much faith in his Judgment we again call
your attention to this Offering, as we know this
oua1itv Of CARPET will never again be offered at
tte price of 4Sc fresh and new. unless some such
an event should Occur again, which IS not likely
h,,t once in q few years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

Seldom IS h
we can cali
your atten =
ton 70 4 bet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

THE SOLDIER BOYS who had take,
Hoods Sarsaparilla are said 10 have stood
the long marches much better than Their
companions This medicine gives strength
aud endurance
HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills
Mailed for - cents by c. / Hood 6 Co.,
lowell, Mass. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
Yesterday

but once Ind a feW ycars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28

First high water .....-.+...-. eol A.. "
Second high water ............ 6n1 J. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-28
STRUCK FROM BEHIND.

There were on the head other wounds.
but less severe Apparently Wade was
struck from behind His right haad was
n his pocket 4 hole Boz bis bat CORES
ponded To the sefere wound In the head
Fisher stated that he had met Wade
at the shop. but had left him there and
that while no was with him Wade did
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16
a BIG BICYCLE COMBINE,
All Chaiuless Wheels VIII Hereafter
Re Controlled by n Trust
just Organized.

NEW YORK. March l3--The Herald to-
morrow will say
Makers OF bicycles have arranged the
details OF the formation OF trade COM
hlnatinm that Will involve capital TO the
amount OF t5o.os.oo, II IL understood that
ten OF the leading makers OF wheels have
entered the combine and that several 9TH
ers viii probably be persuaded 10 add their
signatures to the agreement
A. q. Sptlding is credited with being the
moving spirit IN the proposed combine.
With MIN ara associated A. a. Pope and
r. Philip Gormully. OF the Gormully &
Jegfery Manufacturing Company. OF Chit
cage
Attempts to form a bicycle combine have
been maize In thu past bat all have been
futile, primarily because the small manu-
fsctnrers eould not he eliminated.
With the coming 81 the chain,eSs bicycle.
however. the situation altered W hi}e
the .rausisf ssssan 81 power hy means of
shaft and gearing 10 moi novelty, the
adaptation Of IL TO the sssG OF the bleyclist
luvo.yfng The construction or the eesnpH-
Gated machinery necessary To turn cat the
gears, L. said 20 have cost enc company
five years q labor anG an expenditure of
more than Saos \ company Was form
I'd in New Jersey and licensed io manu-
factuTe beyei~gSSFs1 bscsc.es htt under
.ts patents privileges wefp autea 10 sosrse
os tAe largest consgFns in the trade 4.
= wPou the foundation afforded by taesss
licensed eancsYrS that the new eFranixa-
ten = 20 be founded Al the companies
licensed have sSr.td not 20 eui prices an
the payment 81 each penalty said 10 De
Ss.sa GO
When this had been arranged A /;
SI2sl&,aE get sal for tsuTop,s
AZ sae time IL eas sssa he went Tor his
health. In tire course at Mr. sfaistuE's
search I0s hsaite abroad. Is Is sa!t ~, o.
tsIrst ssi France tie eontroi III tha \ -s.t~
acNne patents, which are considered 20 t.s
the foundation st TIE heeea gear wnaes
tits Fr@ncn having used shis form II POW
81 ifmTa-fsss sssIsoa several years before II
sAs triat ELSE asstsre In Enx}and ssts.
tftss re<s 81 ss9Hsss Patents Were oAtstir-
c3 Ne change 3a tsle hirvsie business for
fns present SessF - cay5eEi7 ssss te-f hut n1At
se.sF zach usaagfsct 8FNr pgeef8et Vii ~
uatE kstetd. 800 ut.3a,e ngss r uraHss ts4sny
@GniiHafs,5 1sat a., * DAD tsseB f.syr
f,s.is planned - Shcwu }sY tas rs-eenf or.
gaHlEat}un nf s. ssss.s9 lsscseEss sad ffe
company Nr a T.. ,sarfas8, faerYss~ Tres e.
tsae1 81 ihp >&f-tsGs&I lsoYCse Eear5 q
TRADE
An ,a. Is to Pc added IRE ste.el t,is.s re.,s.
e.}t-a tiop A22i tan ~spd F5sa ofsaatsss;tl,E,
AZ sN ftsszfs {gE tefyvrsai zeAfrl wheel faera
s45 tse lA@sIsse@s h.ssvSsts a0aHssfss ts3rs.43
s4sA al wAHa Is declared hy ~ Fssker "a
De s2lAa& 10 Sass=e Walen SSg4 ts.s ns "a. lea
sy tee efesta assfi@a T-sgns have Asreasjs
tss's-r cnHFyf 10 fhc independent g5ncex4s,
WATCH a ~ srsssss f~s ks AcFngta4
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business Men Of Snohomish Moving
to Secure IMMIGRATION.

Special Dispatch TO the Post~intelligencer.
SNOHoMfSH. March 1S.-The business
men of Snohofnish met at the Office ri G.
W. Gorhafa this morning and revived the
former commercial club. Mayor g +.
Turner WIS elected president and &. w.
Corham secretary for the coming year.
Much intadest is manifested here over the
large immigration coming TO Washington
this year and the executive committee
consisting Of MessFs T. X Loose, T.. q.
Ferguson. II g ComegyS +. Wilbur
and G.. D. Horton was empowered to an.
point an immigration agent. who shall Re
fully accredited by The club and work
in conjunction with the officials of the
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce and other
associations. for The purpose of adxerfis.
ing the resources of Western Washing
ton. The executive committee met isars.e-
diafeiy after the adjournment OF the club
and appointed ". H. Petit aa hmm ,ra-
ton Representatives THE business men are
wide awake ID tho present opportunities
and viii er6eavor 70 present the great
resources Of Suohem.Sh county. IL sgri-
cultural landa, timber and mining. tn The
hosneseekefs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16
THE PROPOSED NEW COUNTY.
Wenntehee Citizens Give n Hrick
Huiiding for Courthouse

Special Dispatch 20 she Post-iuteiiigencer
wFsSATx.HEF, March i5~The citizens
hereabauts with very few exceptions
feel elated over tSs tact that the hatl
establishing Il new county fur this local.
ify Mitfl Wenatchee a. the Temporary
county seat. safely passed the leaislature
a Olympia IL IL confidently antlciieat 81
inat he conditions &C the tia such az fhe
required pettGson 81 "A NIB i9rity OF the f.-f,-
pie residing r. the prepared uegy conn
~ ard tho requirements IA segart 10
population. car ta easily met AlreaFy a
noticeable stir in bushes circles srs We
nAteh9e can BE- dlscernsd which II caused
hs tbe anticipation of the organization %
the new county TIE Weuateh.e pavet-
ap1lsat Company has Donated Il fhe rev
county the use ~ rs large hftcg ta4flA.
i:sg fer courthouse unui The permanent
county seat question ia settled and thea
II Wenatctsee gets u. the building will -
given ousT gtt 20 the cog8ty. The original
cast 80 the building sas SiT.5af
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BANQUET To LEGISLATORS.
Whatcom viii DO Honor to Its Rep
rexentatives for Their Work.

Special Dispatch to the Post-fntel.igeneer
WHATCOM. March I5.--At prelinli-
nary meeting last night at the city hall,
arrangements were begun TO give Is dinner
~. including the ex-meufbers The inten-
ton IS TO Invite aS guests OF the occasion
Gov. Rogers State Superintendent Browne
and the other state Officials. Prof T.. r.
White IL chairman of the committee on ar
engagements. the other members being Mr..
Jere Neterer and MIR g. Il. Burke The
dinner viii be gwen in about Il week.
TACOMA, March l5-The members of
the Pierce county legislative delegation
who ended their work at the capital last
week. were banqueted at the Tacoma hotel
elaborate spread was served Short
speeches toasts and responses were the or
der of the evening. The attendance WAS
large and the affair thoroughly enjoyable
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declaring that it shall not be listed for
the purpose Of or subject 10, taxation IN
this state, such vessels not being deemed
property within the state Clearly TINS
Is not constitutional, ont opposed - q
Just public policy. This section diners
from section OF the former law, when
il proposed to amend. only in the provi-
sion objected TO. For this reason the
said section / is vetoed
Objections TO II. b. 4S6.
The governor has vetoed house bill 4se
and returns with IL this veto message.
Il am unable TO approve house OIL No.
ass entitled AN act 10 suppress ana punssn
persons stealing rides on cars, engines anu
trains: and defining negligence relative
thereto. and authorizing irainmen 10 ar
rest and prosecute offenders against this
act
The policy outlined In this bill appears
to me TO be revolutionary and vicious
The railroad companies have their remedy
in the courts Usually they are not slow
TO take advantage of this fact: but 10
constitute all trainmen rs special officers
OF the law would practically end In max
ing railroad companies. through tneir
agents and employees, sole Judges and exc
cutors of the law herein proposed: Whiie
the railroad companies are entitled to the
protection OF law, I cannot think that
they should be permitted 10 exercise us
functions through their employees IN a
class of cases where they themselves are
specially Interested 49,
For these and other reasons. which will
readily suggest themselves. feel obliged
to withhold my approval and veto the
bill"
Signed by the Governor.
The following bills were signed by the
governor this afternoon:
H Il. 3i7, to regulate, control and IL
cense insurance companies. corporations
and associations and their agents. pre-
scribing fees, etc. and declaring an emer-
gency.
I'll. 3. $40. to regulate and control ,nsur-
ance companies and to amend sections /, s
and T. OF the act of March IL, 1885, and APP
proved March IL, 1897
H. B. $50. 10 regulate and control insur-
ance companies amending sections and
81 of the act OF March 10. 1896.
appointment Of justices.
The 18Th providing FOR an additional JUS
tee OF the peace IN cities OF 1000 ana over,
which passed both houses and has been
signed by the governor seems 10 pe mis-
understood In it's prov slons. telegram
In this mornings Post intel.iseneer from
Tacoma states that the governor VIII he
besieged with applications for the appoint
ment in that city. The fact Is the governor
does not have the appointing power 1T
rests with the county commissioners.
Bills Yet Unsigned.
II Il. ea5-Relating to negotiable instru-
ments by Wickersham.
S5p-Insurance bill, BY iteilig.
34a-fnsurance bill. by He.lig.
4g3-Authorizjng cities OF the firSt class
10 levy assessments for local improve
ments by Dickson,
ygs-Ameuaing laws of 1887 as 10 leasing
state mineral lands. by the committee on
mines and mining
sis-D.linquent tax bill. by Bedford.
Ssi-Amending revenue law OF 1881, BY
committee.
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SNOW hound TRAIN ABANDONED.
Passengers Finally Taken On In
Wagons and Reach Cheyenne.

CHEYENNE. Wye, March fs,-The
train that has been snow bound on the
ssheyeune G. Northern railroad for the
past two weeks was abandoned today.
IN. passengers were taken in wagons
from Altus 10 Horse Creek station. where
they were transferred to train ana
broush, IL Cheyenne.
During the time the train was showed In
the passengers and crew did their own
cooking and lived In the cars The food
SUNNY ran short several times. but there
sas no actual suffering. A number of
relief trains were sent to the rescue but
they failed 10 set through the drifts Of
Snow and ice. which are ten 20 twenty
feet deep, and are now blockaded al dif-
frrent points aiosg the road
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CHARGES AGAINST WATSON.
Another Attempt tn Reusose Head
of school for Defective youth.

Special Dispatch 70 The Foat~fntesilxence
VANCOUVER March 7S--At the meet
8nx Of SAs trustees o. the school fer de-
.@ctfSe yo2fb yesterday formal Oh ar~n.
NFeTe preferred aga;net Prot. JAMES Ma
sea- 6tTectnT ~ the Institution
Tire charges Uere general hesasx }rraoa-
csty. acknowledgement axsa tse fsse.eney.
f'r0f. Watson tried sg<un fta~s
charges last simmer. ard aas exswar-
ais1 Dut Il APPEAR stat <snatar H4gh
president a TIE hoaed. has ssaeesea 80
support q Trustees peaycy ard Merckfe
= majority ef The trustees The frsas n
ses for Mar~a 81
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STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Separate Ward Conventions 10 Ne
Held TO Nominate Candidates.

suecial Dsspatcn 10 tne Post intelilgencer.
TACOMA March f5.-The Democratic
city committee net THIS evening and set
March x az the time for holding conYen-
lions for the nomination Of candidates for
the council IL was decided 10 order each
ward TO bold convention a which the
candidate snail be named Such conyen-
isoBs will be, in fast. mass meetings OF
Democrats who after separate organ!za.
ton ia each Of the eight wards, viii maxi
q choice Of candidates. After the meeting
tonight Chairman Chide<fer said:
I'VE did what We believe beat at this
time Our power IL simply 20 call the con-
veat.on and We acted as the situation 1usri-
fees We Will put up q candidate In each
ward. and hope 10 elect some Of them II
any of the old fusion element wants TO
Join with US, we Will welcome them heart
lily. bus there will be straight Democratic
nominations made"
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Special Dispatch to the Pust-fn;elligencer.
TACOMA, March 1.-THE Tacoma Ken
mel Club exhibition will be held during the
third week OF next month.
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WILL MEET TODAY.
Canadian Opposition Will Attack
III. Govewum~nt. Yukon Policy.

OTTAWA. March I5.-The fourth $50
sion ef the parliament 81 the Dominion
az Canada begias a. noon tomorrow II
i expected 80 he . session Of more than
usual interest. the opposition under the
leadership OF Sir Charles TuppeV hav-
ing outlined s. series az attacks an the
ss,4g erlsfl1eat'a policy regarding tns govern
Yn.nt OF the Yukon territory.
The governor genera! IN HIS speech from
ssss fhfr~e will refer Ia terms OF regret
+. the deaths ~ <fsson Hiugisy and
lsors Herseileil. members of the joint
can Z g n.
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VANCOUVER, H. c., March l5.~-ft Ia
reported that Cane Scott Is soon 10 have
large addition 10 the Scandinavian COL
euy already settled there Twenty-Five
families VIII move at once from South
Dakota and each family will bring not less
than S-,ovo with them
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Ehade Island Convention.

PROVIDING r J.. March Is~The
annual con sentsen 81 tHe Republican par
- - Ras>as Island Vas acid here today.
Gov nyeF 81 Providence, and the other
state officers we're unanimously Eenorsa-
is&ss8.
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Start5eE IA f'inEree Boom.

DETROIT. Mica. March 15s-Tweed
rorerey. # Nswark. y. j.. issued a cal
Tor a social and political convent .au at
ra~alo June - e. July 2 Gov. rinsrse's
nam. heAsts ire liSs of stgne-s. which IN
t.zafes aeaF,y a hundred prominent Reforms
sfs Some her. eo1&stFua t. as the begin.
nsux - a Fiagrse movement Tor pses..
Aantisl Ftsrnlfga ten.
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RECRUITING OFFICE FOR SEATTLE.
A Corporal and = Private Detailed
10 Reopen One Here.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post Inteliigencer
VANCOUVER. Wash, March ls.-Cor-
rsoral Leonard A. cowies Troop r. Fourth
cavalry. Boise Barracks. Idaho, and Pri-
waite George ]. Stewart. Battery NJ. Third
artillery. Fort Stevens Or, have been
detailed by the commanding officer Of the
department for recruiting duty at Seattle.
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Harrssuu viii He Reuomi mate Il.

Tss~nocratlc primaries which were held
today. lUsuEes the reconciliation CO car
ser ii Harrison for nlsyoE. No epposi-
tieu was made 80 the Harrison ticket II
ths fuIfs by supporters ~ ex- f;sfv Ait
geld xh3 viii reln as an independent
candidate and in consequence a dgat vote
~ - .sntfeA
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Tnsy 80"

They ID"
Col. tssllssT5ie--What was the narne OF
tEs.s brand that you found with masgoss
IL st2''
EFT wac Swift & Cos brand"
Are you certain of that
81 am certain
The court then adjourned. to meet 10
Omaha tornorrow.
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CRAZY. BUT WITH LOTS OF GOLD,
Found Mt the Mouth Of stewart
R1ver Entirely IRRATIONAL.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post lntelligencer.
VICTORIA r. c.. March ia strange
story is told by miners who reached here
tonight from Dawson. They tell of n
crazy man VINO came down To the mouth
OF stewart river on the ice. with q large
amount of gold in his possession. he could
NOT give his name. nor tell where he got
the gold and nothing could be made out OF
him except that he had the gold.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16
MARTHA PLACE MUST DIE.
GOV. RoOsevelt viii Not Save Her
From Execution In the Elec-
trjc Chair.

ALBANY. y. Y. March ia.-f;ov. Rocse-
Welt has refused Ia commute the sentence
of Mrs Martha Place. the Brooklyn muir
deres< and she VIII be eiactrocuted some
day during next week at Sing Sing prison.
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JoHN SHERMAN VERY Ill.


EtfttT et; FRAN 3. Na0;si4uc. MNres
10 ~Jeha sherman 81 erie nag Is er.tsfa,s
a teaF oi t7a eEt Indian islands i Il
bf'fS wl'n paramesIs- M Sherman sss
s'esn very Stck esst g5ss esgfsisfs aa - -,
gs=sTff72 tsvMfssSfng
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ages which were claimed by Wood on ac-
count of Injuries sustained through an ac-
cident caused by the alleged neglect OF me
company in falling 10 keep its line clear or
weeds grass etc, the jury tonight return
cd "A verdict in favor of the plafnun Tor
$1,000
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MIDDAUGH's TRIAL COMMENCES.
Prosecution Has Circumsta initial Evil
dencr Alone 10 Prove Its Case.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-IntelIigencer.
CHEHALiS. March i5.-~Today the case
of the state against Walter Taylor for
the murder OF V A. Middaugh is on for
trial Much of the day was put In get
ting jury and the Introduction OF testi-
mony was begun. The states case VIII be
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16

SAN FRANCISCO. March i5.~-It has heen
raining here steadily for over twenty fonr
hours and the storm has become general
throughout the state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16

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