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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-05
RUSH TO
AMERICA
Large immigration
From Europe.
MANY FINS iN0lC ARRIVALS
strict Enforcement Of the Law
Asslast tspsrs Regarded ss
Necessary.
MANY FINS AMONG ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. May 6-The spring
tide % Immigration has set IN at the
barge office and Il unusually large.
Commissioner OF Immigration Fit
chic thinks that the increase this
year i partly caused by the span
ish war. which held back many Who
would have come % this cauntry a
war aKo. and partly ~ the purely
advertising effect ~ the war. Thus
In January. 1871. toli more iuml-
grants came a. this country than IN
the Same month ~ thr preceding
year. In the month n February the
increase was 1874 and IN March sJT5.
or a total % esal FOR the three
months. The total immigration fer
the three months this year was a..
ssT.
More Finns have come "a the t'nlt-
ed States "a ghe last three months
than IN all ths months gf last year
put together. They come ~ way Of
England ani in parties II 80 ana 80.
1t has been said b. F1nnlsh-AmeFi-
can societies that the Immigration
Is due 20 the fact that Russia Il at
tempting to aenatioualIse Finland.
Dr. Ashreai sald that he had in
formation from HelssnEfars. Finland
that Dy. Petersen. the imperial In
speeter general. WAS enforcing the
ieprosy laN there with unhcaFi ~
severity. The law has always pro-
viaud that tefsrN should be sxllsd.
but II has not been stflcti ygufarcrd
for a long time, br. Aahmead be-
hsves that most ~ the exlieS will
turn at once to the United States.
and that stops SHOULD BE taken Im-
mediately % prevent their landing
here
Russian Mennonitss. Swsfss. irish
ani a small proportion 81 Italian ipa-
migrants are viewed with favor by
the immigration afficials- Recently
q considerable number % Italian
farmers have been coming over.
some OF them were Eoiuk up into
New England % take up the aban-
doaed farms there. and others Werc
bound for the West. They are bet
ter educated quicker witfsd and a
great deal cleaner than a bulk Of
their brethren. The rest 81 the ital-
,ans and the Eastern people. Greeks.
Turks and sYrians. arv not cordial
~ weicofnss 20 thase shore b. the
immigration officials.
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TO DRUM
UP TRADE
An Exposition Ship
May Sail.
TO ALL SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS
Novel Scheme which May Be
worth niiilens 10 Yankee
Msnufseturers.
TO ALL SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS

PHILADELPHIA. May k-Ar-
rangrments were partially completed
about a year ago to send to Central
and South American ports large
steamer With representatives q
manufacturers In the Omitted states
and samples Of their products tbs
idea being that an exposition n the
goods would create q prompt and
immediate market for their sale.
The scheme met with such cucours
aEoment that ono OF the largest
ocean steamships was actually char
tered for the trip. The outbreak Of
the war. however. stopped the cns
tsrprise. ana Il was temporarily
abandoned. 1, has now been rrviys
81. and plans arr being matured
Tor carrying II into effect this yvar.
According 10 the preliminary notice.
just issued. Il IL proposed TO charter.
or. II possible. To purchase a steam
er 10 be fitted with atatsrodns for
the accommodation % about one
hundred cabin passengers. The
berth deck i % b. fitted up as an
exposition room. In which each firm
viii be allowed a stated amount 81
noar space for their exhibits special
arrangements vii also De made for
the buikier articles. Including ma
chinery. and for the furnishing ~
power 20 run them. with this ear
20 d samples the steamer wiil wilt
some nifty seaports q Mexico. uuats-
maia. Honduras. Nicaragua. Costa
Hlca. the OalanaH. Venezuela. Cot
ombia. Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay.
Peru. Chile and Ecuador. The ex-
p~nae Go each participant II placed
AT from q 60 81 per day. Including
meals and berth. For THIS sum the
Manufacturers wili b. Ahis 20 bring
his goods directly before the eyes
Of purchasers IN all the important
aeaportr Of Central and South AM
erica. with bis own personal repre-
sentative In charge. Should the
So hems prove Ia every way a sue
cess Il u hoped 90 send tho exposl-
ton steamer on n second and more
extended cruise. taking Ia Hawaii.
the Philippines and the great eoun.
tries Of the Far East.
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Talks against Big Mats.

NEW YORK. May Sat The pray
sr meeting IN Plymouth church. IN
firookiyn. las, evening. Deacon Per
rln said.
There were a number 81 visitors
AZ the service last sunday. and ]
asked several OF them what they
thought q DF. Hiiiln. They said
they had good seats and enjoyed the
sermons. but that they had not seen
Or. Hills. When I asked them 90
explain this they said they were I'M
able 20 sse Dr. Hiiiis on account -
the large hats worn bY the women %
The church Now. n the women 90
Plymouth church are KoinE 60 wear
bats a. large as whseiharrows. they
can at least show their friendship
for the visitors by removing the
hats during the services"
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SEVEN YEARS
A PRISONER
Unfortunate Woman Confined In
a Filthy Room Ia Tren-
ton, N. ].

TRENTON. y. J.. May t.-Hcaiih
oGicer Me0alilard and a policeman
today took the vito Of Emil Iradig
from a dark. nlfhy room - their
home. No. eis whitaker street Ao-
cordlnR TO the woman'g story she
had been kept a prisoner In the room
for seven years. and her wan. cmaci-
ated figure and ragged clothing sub.
Stimulated her story. Her husband.
however. declares That she IL insane
and has been a voluntary prisoner.
refusing to leave the room when he
requested her to DO 20.
The discovery 81 the unfortunate
woman'H plight came through neigh
bors. Their attention had been at
traeted by the cries that came from
behind the closed shutters Of the
Reddig residence. They have UNDER
taken to flnd out the cause. but on
going to the door they were turned
away by Mr.. ReddiR. who informed
them that he was running his own
house At other times a boy refused
to let them IN. saying that his faith
or wanted no Interference with his
domestic affairs from the neighbora.
The denouement came today when
a complaint was made by the neigh
bora To- the health officers OF the
stencil that came from tho Reddig
house. when Health officer Mccall
Hard went 10 tho huuro and forced
his way IA hts discovery almost sick.
ened him. In room from which the
light had been totally excluded. ly-
Ing on n couch. In state OF feeble
health. Mrs. RcAdig was found so
weak that she could hardly speak
atyava whisper. The floor OF the
room was covered with NTH, and the
walls and ceiling were festooned
with cobwcbs and rank with mould
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ALONG THE WHaRvES

Steamer Huusbeift. Capt. Bonlheii,
is scheduled to sail this evening for
skaxway and way ports She viii
take north large delegation % pas
Eengers aud a heavy cargo Of freight
The brig Tiakelsy and the steam
or Homer. the principals IN the re-
cent water front collision. have
patched up their cuts aad bruises
and departed for their reapse-
tive destinations. the former going
20 the Bering Sea on eod-hshing
trip. and the Homer 10 san Fran
cisco.
The British ship Hutton Han has
hauled out from the Centennial milf
20 make room Tor the PowFH Castle.
which f. 70 lead -four Tor the Orient.
The reason for this Il the fact that
the Powys Castle has only fifteen
days in which to get her cargo Load
ed.
British steamer oscar was IN port
this morning. loading 80 tons % corn
which she VIII take 10 Victoria.
The steamer Garland. ~ the So.
attic 4 Neah Bay Transportation
company. will resume her place on
the Seattle. Port Angeles ard Noah
Bay route. The Evaasel which has
been covering her route. viii be over
hauled and repalated.
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FOUND TO
BIZ SANE
Report on Murderer
NordStrom.
HiDE BY MEDICAL COMMISSION
Nothing Can Nov Save Him From
the esiio~s Except Esseu-
tive cIsmenoy.
lIlDE BY MEDICAL COMMISSlOl

The I'VE doctors appointed ms a
commission 10 examine the mental
condition Of Murderer Charles ".
Nordstrom. submitted their report
this morning. IL IL their opinion.
after thorough investigation. that he
IL sane. The decision was received
with a good deal Of surprise among
those la the courtroom. There Is
only one thing now that will save
Nerdstf0m from the galiosH. and
that - q Communication Of his sen.
lvnce by Governor Rogers. II IL not
thought, however. that he will inter
code unless strong pressure rs
brought 20 behr Judge Jacobs will
tomorrow M the date for Nord-
strofn'n execution.
The report Of the commission fur
Their states that IN their opinion
Nurdstfam o. now In n condition 20
be able &c distinguish between right
and wrong, and as far a. they know
there has been no change IN his
mental condition since his conviction.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

The nasionlans serenaded Seattle
last night and received in return bo-
queta Of applause and delighted at
t-ntton. untii last niEht The Ser
rnade" wnH a new opera 20 Seattle.
but more than one 81 its charming
numbers viii stay With We and viii
be sung and whisfied. With the
opera the Bosipuians filled the &C.
attic thehter for the second night.
and held the large audience until
nearly li.a0 o'clock.
Victor Herbort'A music il mu-h
more substantial than the average
run % light opera. The aerenade"
fairly bubbles over with sparkling
other operas. ye, on the whole Her
bert has given the world Of pleasure
seekers lust what they wanted--a
new thing
From a musical standpoint. Jessie
Bartlett Davis and Helen Bertram
shared the honars. Barnahee and
rockingham were the comedians Of
genuine Fun.
Tonight Rob Roy VIII be given.
and the matinee tomorrow the per-
Torrance will be The serenade -
The engagement closes tomorrow
night with Robin Hood"
THE Pay Train" r. making good
time at the Third avenue theRter
this week. Manager Russell has a
good attraction IN the bill. and good
houses are being entertained every
evening Tomorrow afternoon the
usual matinee will be given. the
company closing the weeks engage
ment tomorrow evening. Next week
Mesorlcy's Twins II the attraction.
The DevifH Auction opens at the
Seattle Sunday night for an engage
ment OF two nights.
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TWlNkLINGS.

VANCOUVER. -. C.. May s.-Mat-
ters were brought to head here
yesterday In the tailors' strike when
John Dailin. one OF the tail1rs i'm
ported from Seattle, had FIVE strik-
ers arrested who were mixed up In
the fight Wednesday morning. The
strikers gave plea OF not guilty.
and will be tried separately. Tho
case comes up again this afternoon.
COLUMBUS. o, May b.-The at.
torneys for the STANDARD oil com
pany fled papers in the supreme
court late last night. requiring the
court 70 have all of the names given
in connection With the bribery charg.
es brought against the company by
Mr.. Monnett. A commissioner Is
also asked to he appointed 10 take
al OF the legal testimony.
WASHINGTON, May IA mill
tary post viii be established al pyr-
amid harbor. which Is on tho Chnkat
Inlet near the village bearing the
same name. Troops win be sent
there at once. This action r. re-
earded as very important.
yALPAbAIso. May 6,-The an
nouncement Of the wreck Of a
Chilean naval vessel In the Straits
~ Magellan, has been received here,
but there are oparticulara.
BAN FRAsCT8CO. May DO. NJ.
Welborn, an ox-collector Of informal
revenue, who embezzlesl Thousands
OF dollars from the government and
escaped. about a year ago. was ar
rested here yesterday. file strongly
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The Whipping Post.

DOVER. Del. May 5.-Thc two
convicted attempted train wrcekors,
Thomas and oseph Cubbage. were
each whipped at the post by Shcr-
iff wharton today with 20 lashes.
ooh, sheriff. spread emf" begged
Tom Cubbage. and the lash struck
again and again. The final strokes
were ones the prisoners will never
forget. They also have prison
sentence.
Alfred CubbnRc, OF another family,
was given ten lashcs for breaking
int money drawer at Clayton
and stealing sib,
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HIGHER WAGES
FOR 5000 MEN

YOUNGSTOWN. May For the
second time this spring the furnace
men Of this city and vicinity are to
receive an advance tn wages. notices
having Just been posted announcing
that. beginning with Monday. all
turn" men viii receive an advance
~ 10 per cent.
4 condition attaches. however. and
the advance ls somewhat In the ma
ture u bonus. IN consequence.
The condition Is that the increased
wage shall BE- considered as earned
only in the event that a man works
fun turn q fifteen days and no
lay-off. and Is appended 20 the an
nauncement In order to insure steady
work In view Of the scarcity OF labor
just now. An exception. however.
will be made In cases OF sickness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity .-Tonigh,
ana Saturday occasional rain. brisk
south 10 west winds.
a trough or "" Of low pressure
extends from British Columbia to
the south over Washington. Oregon
and northern California. 29s4 IL the
lowest barometer reading reported
from the region covered by the low
The pressure is highest In the Rocky
mountain region In the states OF
Montana and Idaho. In the western
portion ~ Washington and Oregon
the pressure Is higher than tn the
eastern portion. indicating the prob
ability Of a nigh" OF the coast.
Rain has fallen along the coast.
the greatest amount being "a at Fort
Candy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-05
Last of Neili Company.

CINCINNATI. o.. May 5-After
Saturday night the Nelll Stock com
pany VIII be a thing OF the past.
James Neil. Miss Chapman. Edwin
NELL, Robert Morris and George
Bloomquest will leave next wednes-
day afternoon on the steamer sun
shine for st. Paul, They win have
a two weeks river trip. Misses Nane
and Dean, BENJAMIN Howard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayall leav esunday
for Now York.
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NEW YORK. May s.--T-he stand.
ard Metal company. n combination
representing - per cent Of the
brass manufacturing interests % the
country. viii file articles Of ineor-
pafation under New Jersey laws.
with a capital q ts.sio.0oo. intending
20 produce chiefly journal bearings
Tor railroad cars and locomotives.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. H., May 6.--Cattle--
Becvea. si2b9h90, stockcss, sa60@
$40; cows unchanged; Texans, a0
400.
HoRs-tdght. unchanged; rough,
So higher; mixed, s2.60d9s5. heavy.
S3.7003g2. pigs, sa,25MS70,
Shoep-Western unchanged. lambs.
$i.75U6.10.
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PIastorers' Strike.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May a.
To-day plastcra and kindred labor
era employed on building operations
throughout the city will inaugurate
a strike for $50 a day FOR eight
hours work. The project has been
aRitnted among the workmen during
the past winter and the officers say
the men are united In their demands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-05

MEMS New Spring Ftyle 2he and 100
Teck and club Ties. only Zoe each.
MEMS Latest Spring style COO ana
Toe Teck. Pun and Imperial Tics,
only soc each,
GOOD quality f-Piy Collars, all the
latest styles. Zoe each.
FINE Heavy t-Ply Linen Collars.
latest shapes. i5c each.
MEMS Good Quality Auspenderh'
Wire buckles. 2bc value. only iSe a
pair.
MEMS Fine Web BuspenderH. Fenu-
the Harris buckles. heavy or iikht
weight. grand wearing. PIC and doe
= pair. Fine Grades. 51c, s5e. and
95e "a pair.
MEMS New Spring style Linen
Hats. &c. s9e. Gee. 55c each.
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Wanted nobson Hanged,

NEW YORK. May s.-F. q. Rath-
bone. director general Of the Ameri-
can Postal system In Cuba. says he
dismissed the Spanish postmaster at
Sabctl Spiritu because when Hobsun
was captured at Santiago this man
took It upon himself q telegraph to
Torai: Hang the Yankee dog and
send the blIl 70 met"
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IN Ohio Paper to Turn.

COLUMBUS. o. May "a story
aaa published here yesterday that
Ex-Governor James y. Campbell has
bought the Pfcsn-t'oHt. Of this city
a bryan paper. and with the back
ing % Perry belmont, Of New York
Will make Il an anti. nfyAn orEan.
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Murder and Suicide.

PETHRBORO. Ont. May s.--John
Webber. an engineer at the water
works pumping station. aged go. shot
and killed his wife here this after
noon and then shot himself In the
right temple, dying Immediately.
The tragedy occurred at tho home
Of the family into which they were
at the time engaged In moving.
No one was on the premises at the
time. and the bodies were not dis
covered for u little time afterward.
Weber was a highly respected man
but some time ago suffered from m
Illness which left him subject to fits
Of ser1l-rcllgious mania.
Tt was evidently IN one of these
that he committed the terrible deed.
aff-==a
A.
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Al our Saturdays Furnishing Goods
Sale we Supply Your
Furnishing Goods Needs
Neyer-Miss.It PriCes.....

MEMS Coed Quality Tan or Black
Seamless Socks. sac n pair.
MEMS Finest 60 Gauge MAco Cotton
Socks. beautifully finished. &c a
pair.
MEMS Good Quality KID gloves. SIC
value. only sso pair.
MEMS Fine Imported Mocha Dress
GLOVES, perfect hitting. Ills a pair.
MEMS New Summer Weight
Merino Shirts and Drawers. 100
value. only &c each.
MEMS Finest Summer Weighs
wriEhts Health Underwear. Mems
fine Laundried white Shirts. per-
feet nttinE. 7be value. only soc each.
MEMS Pine Spring style Pine Fur
Fedora Hats. ti25. n-N, " saoh.
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SEATTLE INKLINGS.

t.liiy Van was released from tho
county jail last night on an order
signed By Judge Jacobs Of the su.
care Of MIRA O. II Ryther. She has
been confined In jail since last De-
csmber because of an iueurablo ap-
petite for morphine.
Minnie p. Weber has commenced
n suit In the superior court for 5000
damages against the Madison street
Cable Railway company for injuries
alleged TO have been received while
stepping on car on the corner OF
Second avenue.
An insane patient named owen
Feely was committed 10 the asylum
yesterday afternoon by Judge Moore.
The First Grand Lodge OF the Fra
ternal order OF Eagles will meet In
this city next Sunday and will con-
tinue In session three days Repre-
seniatlves from Spokane. san Fran
cisco. Tacoma, Portland. Victoria and
Vancouver will be present.
lurfe VIII pf kfhNI lANAAH II
~ o'clock Sunday. and II iH expect
I'd that 1000 Eagles win be In line.
william Battershill ana other
members ~ the crew Of the ship 6.
r. Sargent. have llbelled that vessel
for sTBs, which they claim aE wages.
The Sargent was taken charge OF
yesterday by the United states mar
shall.
A warrant was sworn out yeHter-
day for the arrest Of Harry Cunning.
an electrician. who ~ II alleged stole
goods to the amount OF $3.50 from
Stewart a Holmes drug store. while
he was putting In electric fixtures.
Smyth, Wakefield a Davis. the
contractors who have the contract
atandplpe Of the Cedar river system.
will begin work Immediately. An
materials will be taken Ia the city
park. and from there distributed TO
the different points.
The temporary receiver Of the
Puget Sound Dredging company. APP
pointed some weeks ago. was yeater-
day made permanent by an order
signed by Judge Moore. of the SUI
perlor court. This ends a long legal
fight between the attorneys for the
minority stockholders, who applied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-05

DENVER Col. May 6~rhls city
has been decided ON as the place
where the big nHht between Jeffrics
aud Fttzalmmuus viii be, pulled OF.
Manager otto {. Fiotto, OF the Col
orado Athletic association VAS In
communication all day with the
managers % tho fighters. aud the
terms. which includes a purse OF
81. 900. have finally been accepted.
The date Of the hght has not as
yet been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-05

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May s,-LAat
nlnht Oscar Gardner. the somaha
Kid set a decision over Tommy
Hogan IA a twenty round bout before
the Nouparvl Athletic association,
The declsloa caused much disaatis-
faction az the spectators thought the
nst ought to have been called a
draw.
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AnusrMrNrs uuranr,N.
THIRD AVENUE rnEATER-
Tao Fay Train

denied his identity. lie was a priv
ate IN one OF tho companys Hta-
TONED on the Preside. When he
left here he went 10 Texas, but.
being unable 10 make alivins. en-
listed. When his company was
ordered here he had nothing better
TO do than come along with them.
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for the receiver. and the Dredging
eompany'a attorneys
a new Alaska railroad 10 stnrt from
Pyramid llarbor aud run 10 Fort
Via chilkopt Pass and the
Dalton Trail ~ Pierre iiamhoet
Dr., and n. ". Amtn. OF lioHton, are
the orignatofs OF tho new enter
prize.
The corporation committee Of the
city council met In the city hall last
night to consider different railway
that are nov before them,
but nothing WAS accomplished.
Judge Jacobs divorce mill wHH
started In motion again this morn.
ing aud the following divorces were
Mary g. CalkinH from A, l.
caikiuas Elizabeth Hughes from
Charles A Hughes. iteiia o'Niel
from VIM. O'Ntei. and Ira Myrtle
amyth from Nicholas X. dmYth, Ia
every case the cause for complaint
a as abandonment aud nunsHuppnrL
The jury In the case Of John cron
w. The Windsor Lumber company
In a verdict this morning
for the defendant. cron brought
suii Ia the superior court yesterday
Tor 5000 damages Tor injuries "a
bis right hand alleged to have been
received while working In the Wind.
sor mill.
The Southern Pacific has issued
some very attractive pamphlets dcn.
rriblnE a tfip TO the Hawaiian lnl-
anaH.
Martin Kiloy and Misa ciariee Me
Atahen were married last evening in
he county commissioners Office b
Justice Of the Peace J. =. kelHn.
Tomorrow afternoon three meet
nFs viii b. held la tho chamber Of
rooms At o'clock the
shinRiemen of the county viii meet
aud Organize At 2 o'clock the real
state men wlil hold a weekly meet
ng. aad al u'eiaek the members
4 the mining exchange vii meet.
This afternoon At o'clock the
beard Of regents - the University
SIil meet with the bar association
md talk over the matter 81 the es-
adjustment Of law course AZ the
University.
The revenue cutter Perry arrived
n port late yesterday afternoon
rom San Francisco. She ~ the
ffst vessel ~ the feet TO arrive
> hiah wili start from Seattle during
hs month for the itsfinw Sea cruise.
f-fsa coraln. Hush. and Rear Nlii
'ollow shortly from San FRANCHISE.
rhe cutters will receive their sup
slira here.
The japanese steamship dakura
siaru. u the Nippon ruaen kaiaha.
arrived la port early this morning
rom caiiaa. chill. she brought no
passengers. and came IN ballast
Ths sakura took over 80 laps from
% Caiiag. She comes
iurv far cargo and then Hnes back
o Japan. touching only az Kobe and
Yokohama. She left Caliao April
e. The sakura il commanded By
-aptaln y. " Horton
The Pacific Coast steamship com
,anys steamer Ai-kL Captain oil
len. sailed al 10 o'clock this morn
NJ for skaEway aud UAy ports. She
,Ad nn board a large number 81
passengers and a heavy freight
'arEo. Her list Was as follows L.
susiey. A. fsnHisY. J. A Becker. A.
.ax. " ". bowman. w. s, Heebe.
Margaret SEALS. =. i Yanacrrgok.
.fra- T.. Marcka. A. Gowiann. ". II
Malta. J. A. wilcox. and twenty
I've second class
In the suit brought hv Richard
pzilsrn In the superior court against
he Scottish American Mortgage
company. 20 recover possession 81
ot Dix - Seattle Tide lands. a
.rrdiet Tor plaintiff was brought IN
~ the jury whieh entitled him 70 a
PORTION Of the land and a judgment
or tfIfso Tor damages sustained by