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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-11

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gsa toward sapparssns pTyhlsr rssn". " E<~~sA =
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lanes Elder. -no has --rarss-t rs un~sttaH =
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the fspsrtrn-st -rsrs upxn rn@ rprn1nfznsnt
sad 1ussincagion a ms sasc-sor
pssis o-ns pm, = - a-sa. s. = $50 -
are IN ssnseftnsT thrsssv ruaasttsa He r-rer<s
he iss- 4 nut tr-~ . - s'srsa< 'h-sf sfs~ts
far. whien - sEl~ssstid snosass
re trz Fasu~ft~ With - N fos~ rszcsef
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CURED BY SUR6tlKS SKILL
Des~Vsea - IN rr~~sw~wx ~s Re-
ls0Seos Wsssa - aewswnsss~
TrsonpA IN the rtess ss swv0~vy-

Special Dispatch q ne Post InfeIis zs-rsF-
VANCOUVER r. g. sept fa.-f-apc. =
: Dehsr-y. q ragxed seaman = Nzz1c0u-
yer. " years old. wsls A fs~ laws AZ. -as
subject % unique ererasi3n for insanity
As result. 5~ - oa.ss AZ vo~k sSaln. al
Of the symptoms n MS a-@cttsn zsxs=s
disappeared.
asylum AZ dangerously AL 1uD=asssss IA
sane. rhe remarkable operation vas s~r-
formed ~ Dr. James A. AcN&aEntoz ,
local surgeon ard axp=rr IN insanity. Or
merry OF CoIorado
pohe-ry las lived n Vancouver for
number Of years. ard from MS ocrzparieu
was naturally a mar S5o 1svoTest siS3e
time 70 study A few Years 40. nsxeves~
he took I'd actively the ssusy u rsiixlsn-
and especially Of spirstualistic S5sa1ecss~
He devoted AL his spare time 70 q. and 30
and by hts friends noticed Rat II taI~et
very peculiarly when -elisfon and xtns.reti
topics wer. mentioned
The hobby grew A. years advanced 1T1isi
about three years ago ne vas sent o Dc
asylum as insane.
DR.. NcSsusSsoa made several exarntnA-
tons % the patient. and a month ago ,ie-
cidsd upon an operation. FOR TIRE pszrfos~ e
relieving The prsaRzrs IN ove~ss<set9pe<4
parts OF the brain. vaich rad been sxcstesf
70 Al unnatural xrrwtn by the many vssrs
Of study IN religious subjects Re 1~r-
formed a trepansing operation and renew
FL several pieces Of the skasIl. -ar1 s1-osst
three~quartess Of Nh inch n Sreadfss su1
IN the aGxrexats weighing an egncs. TIE
mans skuIl vas aDnorrnaiiy shsek
When Dohersy recovered from re -ffecss
Of the operation he WAS D~rfe-ctiy saEse-
His frR words ver- Of inquiry % new
: piece n work on vhich he rad been ess-
ragged three years 49u was a<effirg a3SnZ-
His recovery - nov complete. even % no
voluntary burning Of spirfstaiistsc books
yoneouver surgeons rhink tnax ne re-
suits Of the operation are very rrnars~
able. TIE operation Was never stt@sncs@sf
before OUTSIDE al ysw Tork. - . sssd
here. and seems 70 ~ the fra sssccsssfal
one Of the Kind on record X opens sssnest
. new fiela tn conn-cttsn with TIE treat
menf Of insanity. that 81 kscrfpanz sps-
cfsic CAUSES 20 cases nacn ossstoss.
and operating 70 relieve these particularly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-11
HOO HOD'S Annual MEET|N6.
SUCCESSFUL conc CELE-
DRArED Ar MoCNT VERNON.
ttaaeA with TovsaPes Of Latest
Deslsn late the rssserntty-G. ".
ReeA Chosen ssssk for the Yeas.

Special Dispatch 20 the Pos,-IDteil.gencer.
MOUNT VERNON, Sept i0.-The an
nuaI meetinG OF the Concatenaied order
Of Hoo Hoo ~ Washington was held here
yesterday evening. and vas celebrated by
one Of the most successful concatena lions
IN the history Of the order. The following
Officers administered the official toriurss
to thirteen candidates:
Shark Thomas II. ClafYey. senior hoo
hoo. W. J. Morgan. Junior oo-hoo. Ben
jamin Steson Miiief: bojum. James A.
Clock: scrivenoter, r. w. Graham. Sabbcr-
wock, George W. Rood; cetocaiiof. I'd
Lane. arcanoper. +. d. Alexander. CUR
don. r. w. Battersby.
Jabberwock Reed had been beating the
brush diligently and rounded up class
Of thirteen unlucky kittens. who came TO
scoY and rema.nsd-weli. not 10 pray. They
were: Elmer cyrii Million, Joseph Chester
Fox. George Moran. John Miilett. Edward
George English, John Keith Stewart. Hen
~ Gay, Bert Chadbourne. Orsh Robertson.
Thomas Griffith Haste. Dennis storrs
George Edmund Harrison. Wallace @. Nc
Lain.
The members present who assisted In the
init.atory ceremonies were: George w.
Losgie. J Il Parker. B. .. M'nkies'
Munro. ii. X. Shrewsbury. Henry Hushey;
William George Fowler NJ King. Buell.
Allen Terry. N. p. Hurd. p, X. Keith.
Harry BatemAn, N. Is. Ieisma. n. ~ pS1"-
win.
During the evening many kilograms
were received from ahsen,ets, who were
present In spirit but not In the mesh.
telegram OF greeting was sent To the SHARK
Of the universe At the Hoo-Hoo annual. IN
session at Denver.
After the conessenat!on the meeting ad-
journed 10 the Hotel Brooklyn. whore an
elaborate banquet was served. Toast.
master Cihfisy specded high. He seemed
to have more tceih. Il was whispered. and
was hammered sitter than any preceding
shark. From the way he stabbed on the
clear sides Of the langrhang and ran IL
through II was evident he had boon pre-
parinE for at least month for a bg
night out.
Senator Parker arrived In his canoe from
Big lake
George Green was shanghaied. but
escaped b. jumping from the train two
miles west Of Wooiley.
Thlrty-eight Hoo Hoos were IN attend
ance at the confederation and banquet.
George W. Reed. Of Mount Vernon, was
nominated for shark for the ensuing year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-11
ld's VICTIM DEAD.
eenmCRY sUCCUMBs TO GUN
- voUuDs AT AsACORTEs.
$3.50 untfl Yesterday Mornan1,
g $500 70 the Issr-C~r0ner's
nr1nGs In Verdict 81 HooA-
ea.-wlASw sses the Asfeerss'

g rs.ceseh u, the posf-inteiiigencer
.,<<nuTEa. Sept I'D. n. Wood
~ -. isvyer who was shot Thursday
-. uss.iitop. died shis morning. Yes
.sh. called In severai friends and
49, minute Instructions regarding
S.I-~.s Affairs, at the same time say
gex~x - He realized that death must
- was resigned and cheerful to
"! - ne leaves a wife and daughter
~. - e1eters and an aged mother II
,s...s1s.srv vas 50 years old. and was
~ vs.mont. In early life he taught
s ~ pracficed law In Minnesota
9zs~ 4eu,nr TO Anacortes. eight years
l..E - funssal wilt be held Tuesday
..s,ss~ In accordance with his wish.
~ 1870 viii De Inferred In Grand
-. enstsry. near this place The ser
z:e..~,15I Sc held under the auspices OF
- l61eeeic order. the Rev Mr.. Badger.
~ uia, and Rev. Mr.. Ante. OF Ana
.ss.s' 10Th OF whom were warm friends
II 1000. assisting.
- Vercoe. assisted by County At
- Hurd, held an inquest this even
ssssjun 4. Lowman, William Jamtson.
4 natheson. f. w. Fry. l.. A. Bish-
SSs1 y. Funk comprised the jury. Their
- vore that woodbury's death re-
1921 nm 9un-shot wounds inflicted by
1'ii1 hamilton, alias Hawkins. Thu YER
m - found upon testimony given by
10 =. I<wis. who conducted the au-
- "A MARSHAL Becker and Douglass
s7..ss.6 10Th Of whom witnessed the
odng
~ f~vk described the nature Of the
80 snd course Of the bullet. II en-
;.S fwo and q half inches to the left OF
ss., s.edian line. passing downward and
~ and through the fifth rib 1T the
~ r the spinal column, passing around
= ~ plural cavity.
sl'sraial Becker testified that after Ham,
- frljoved him into the building he
511f nos let him out and pinned him
ssx ssuiast the wall with hh gun
- and threatened TO kill him. He told
non 10 70 on down stairs Hamilton
S18 ~ seuld kill him before he went out.
TTnv Almond come out OF h!S Office.
Mf - turned the gun on Almond and
rs aYnu - - -, stand stfll or ] Will
Nua"
GSSnury told him 10 put the gun away
= ~ started 10 step back. ana ~ he
ri F. Hamilton said: You -. you
- aand sttIl, heyr' and fired. Wood
~ III and said: Boys. I'm killed"
- nat Hamilton covered Almond with
800 Almond tried to help woodbury..
nf lhml.ton eaid to Almond. You - -
-Kaes move again I will kill you"
V1dhury started In to drag himself
r. o6ics, and then Almond jumped
Ito biz oRlcs.
pnGs testimony corroborated the
natures OF Becker's testimony. He
RI Z Woodbury's death IS result Of
llAooting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-11

HOus Nnsksa N~s New 60 Ringers
Car Vsov CSehts>.

rCCHYsE Aria sept f0--Exuress zr34n
NJ 70 on ire southern Pacific. was roehe4
near here last Night BY four masked men,
vns blew the safe open and 1ook svery-
thing In sight The amount - her acotF
n nd n, - small The sraSr wa< srcpp~<t.
fls enxsne. mall and express cars cut N
from tie rest ~ me train and run a NILE
farther up the road. where the nSanftts
competed their work.
The express messenger was Forced %
oTsn hs~ car and ne robbers xtrxeked n.
SAFE with dynamite. The strong box was
soon blown open and the contents sassn
BY the thieves. who hast.ly departed They
were last seen going north IN soes and \
ucss~ soon started out on tnesr tFa4l
The dynamite us~d on the safe slew osst
the side Of the express car and tore - 10
floor There ~ no elsw 20 thu I<snrtty 90
the robbers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-11
Ex-AMpAssADoR EUsTIs DEAD
A. His Summer Home I'm Newport.
u. l.. After q short Ilinrss.

NEWPORT II l.. Sept. 10 james II
Eus.is ambassador 20 France during the
second Cleveland administration and for
merry senator from Louisiana. died at
his summer home in this city al O'Clock
last night AZ pneumonia. Mr.. Eust.s was
taken III on Wednesday. but the local ply
s.cians thought the trouble TO he heart
failure
The patient grew worse on Thursday, de-
ysloping symptoms Of pneumonia, and on
Fr,day there was a consultation OF ply
sicians who stated that ther. was scarce
~ any hope OF recovery. The end came
,cnish, very peacefully. Mr.. Eus,,s' son,
Miss Celeste Eustis we're a, the bedside.
The burial VIII take place Mon
day evening from the home o,
the deceased on Tlstis avenue \ short
Episcopallan servsce viii be conducted by
Rev Henry Morgan Store rector Of Trim
tfy church and then the body Mt 10 taken
nv host 20 New York and thence 90 Louis
Vile KY, whore u will BE- buried beside
the remains ~ Mrs. Eustis.
The tsriy will he accompanied by james
u. Enssls. T.. snr and william G Lns-
viii he held ~ Louisville. There were
many callers at the Epstis cottage today.
Offering condolences ard leaving foral trIh-
utes.
M. Eu.tis' review ~ the preyci- case.
With which - hat ben Occupied turing
the summer. hsl been 60 FAR completed
that * nes~isd only Tire concluding chapter,
ANT tha. chapter ~oslS have n%cn Finished
N the resnousict'on os rreytus SATURDAY,
Nj, E.assls 3ld not i've - write q
Mr. E>istis WAS barn n Nv orleans
August q lisa After graduating az tAs
Harvard law school ne began ths r-Actics
~ MS pYoteS~iGn in Ais native city At the
ssg.~riue - she civil war ~ entered TIE
Confederate army ara served tnrouEn the
strife a. fUfgs-as'NasstS al ;ne stRTs az
Gems Maxr0ber ari - Johnston. Ee
resumed he law practice AZ the tAos~ ~
,hn war liz was active In the g~Stthva ~
louisiana ard WAS twice e}ectrf % .Ac
United States senate re last ttm@ en- .SSt
pargnE Prpsiaeny tleVelsua'S second al
sllsntxSrattsn he MAS aprNir ed United
States minister - France. Ani served ia
taat capacity grtil shcFtly AFTER Mr. No
Etraev's tgAA gQrAt,en Vie was 4 man -
Aea.sFaYty Attachments and * rvcosntEsss
ability a. lawyer ami Statesman
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SCHOOL TROUBLE. ~ NoHTHroRr
Prot. pirkr~ii charged With D~fy-
ting tho nompd ot Trustees.

Special Dispatch - 'he pos' ln'eii'gencer
>OSTEpORr Sept iA-~Thsrs sa-rns %
be 10 aha'efnsn. - TIRE Interest fsif here
~ ,he school house e-rtroglic Il. utter
g ~essr. q IN. wishes - majority 81
the people and icnerins the po~r.s ~ ne
rev trustees rrss. ficsr~li the q. super
tr:sHssnt earlN ttst Monday n1orntn 2
rslauried trs srhoc' house stens Ars an
rcrrc-I ttxt Vscat IN wss az A. sn1 and
fett 'o az those ~tp wished - A,to-t
efh"9g vzs ag"n. TIE acton - 70 prr-
fe@cr, ro.~ attn so iogt rirsng =
he So Nol bell, avsks-et The rev trustees
- The Fac, hat hey ace BADLY wanted 81
enc vicinity Upon the iatferS arrival
en- &c seere AZ sypianstsor sas sss.t Tor
TIE professor wservly replied hat D. vas
aetluS s-dsr ths ola erh.eci t-oar3's Authcr-
80 ard re refsssa 20 leave rss promises
\ neeiI-g II he beard vss then heia sn1
u vas AxFeeA 10 sseAr out . warrant for
pscsrelFs arrest wsfeh Was dcns. Ths
- the hsgsS1ing Of shat vii 10 SovbS
-rseve a sSs9 hS1no:.r M axht
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MARK CARoSpELET DISABLED.
Reaches Port Townsend Partially
Dtsmasted by q Heavy Gale.

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept 10 Tho iden-
tty OF tho disabled bark reported yes
i.rday "a being sighted by the steamship
Warr'woo har been determined by the Ar
rival ~ the bark caronaeie', Capt stct-
son. ~ an early hour this morning Dur
ting the passage Of the Caron !elat from
san Francisco 60 the Sound she expert
enceI heavy weather. ana during gale
had her for ana main topsaIlant masis
90 rrie3 away
Che vas sighted BY the warrfmoo OF
Carmano light. ard was thought 20 be
the ierelici 40 frequently reported or
the coast ~ Vancouver leland Tre Car
nndelei was fnwet 90 Port Gamhl.
The tug ssca f!on left here last night FOR
a cruise On the coa@ % Vancouver isi-
and fOF tire purpose 81 making thor
ough ~arch for the dereliet which haR
heen so often seen nr me coast. and which
Is ~aid 20 be a serious menace 20 naviga-
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George Hricsirs' Leg Broken ny .
pulIey Heck Near Chehal1s.

CHEHAIiS. Sept. l0.--George Brlerirs,
woods foreman for the Rock Creek Lum-
Der Company, had his ief, thigh broken
yesterday morning at the companys min
on Rock creek twenty-five miles west Of
Chahaiis. by the slipping loose Of a pulley
block through which cable wac work
Ing. He was knocked into tho mill pond
and nearly drowned.
Another man. named Brewer. was also
knocked into the water and slign,y in
jured Brierirs was brought 20 Cnehalis
and sent TO a hospital in Portland this
afternoon.
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SAILING RACE To HONOLULU.
Hnrkentine kiickitst and Schooner
Fwd~nvov 10 Compete.

PORT TOWNSEND, Sept 70 \ race =
on between the harkentsn- kuckiist and
the schooner Fndesyo- from thla port -
Honolulu. Roth vessels were fowsd - SEA
last might. ard tho race Will commence
ne @>cn "a the .ug~ cast them loose OF
Cape Flagtsry. The race 10 the result .,
"a wager between the captains u tho Voc
Sals
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Contract Let for Extension From
WhatcOm 90 Dlae Canyon.

Special Dispatch to the Post igencer.
WHATCOM. Sept 10.--J q. Fairfowl, OF
Everett. was given the contract last night
for clearing and grading the extension OF
the Beilinghnm Bay 4 Eastern Railway
from the city limits out toward the Blue
Canyon coal mine There were three 9th.
public.
Mr.. Fairfowi II an old Northern Pacific
contractor The work In to be- completed
within three months and Will be com
mcnced this week. II will take about BOO
men TO ID II ana will cost In the neigh
borhood Of $4,000
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ALLEGED sMUGGLER ARRESTED.
J. l.. TaimaGc RrOusht Back and
QOanA Over for Trial.

Special DISPATCH 10 the ros, .Inteliige
MOUNT VERNON. SEPT fo.-J. !. Tai
mage. charged with cmbczzing Sill from
the Northern Pacific Railway Company nj
Burlington last December. was caught IN
Newport .ast week and brought TO this
place by Deputy Sheriff Harmon.
He was taken before Justice Sturgfs fnf
his preliminary hearing and was held 20 the
superior court under a bond Of 1000.
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Special Dispatch To the Post-Intei iigencer.
wHATCOM. Sept. io.-A ioo-foot spar
for the now steamer under construction
by the Bclingham Bay improvement
Company was brought In this week. The
boat IL we'll under way and will be about
$50 feet long II will he used In the com
pany's coasting trade.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post IntellIgeucer.
MOUNT VERNON. Sept IA bicycle
repair man. OF this city. by the name 81
L. l.. Loose. who refused 20 paw his boy
Gle license. was arrested and taken before
Justice Brawley saturday lie was nnet
IS and costs which he refused 20 pay and
WAS taken 10 Jail This morning hs paid
the fine and was released.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa. scot @-E. "
Rsrhr,an az West Bend. PsEe Alto rorn
~ has been chosen at Emr~fsnssrz ~
the r-urtv-seversa Iowa district c0n~er-
ssou az the Republican 1ornine~ for ne
state senate He vas darx 1ors~ Ard
won on me sssfn ssisss re . = SUP
rorssr NJ Senator Gear
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POPULISTAN EXPAESIoNIsT
Ghsplaia msiiis,, of Nebraska Rexi-
mess. says Aamsnfssrssien sAsuIa
Have Nafien.s Support

LINCOLN Ssb SEP. fa-g'hspsaz-
lanes Ms.lleT. - the Fsrzt Nebraska reg
linen, Who preached ~ s~rnon AZ ~.
formal og~uirz - ihr state - a X ra-
union this evening turned 80 @xercts4.
into . ssruSln@ ssfs usaGn love East
Chaplain EA1I~y - a Psrgifx Bat -
s~rtt-nsnt sas tnat here snoz4e - aut
ore cpiaseT o. th@ qussftgr - -xF-aEssoE.
ART thar fss .clicy q tss setrnIrs sfr alton
j.. fn~ Pnistr-s r-s - ~-rT~y Or a1.savf Sci
sapg-sr- he aeS3ar~g. the var - E.sx0n
a acty Gre ar sasa ,n2f raf1@r man xe q
nacssars step taken - ssesl1 rstz-r 20
,hs isarsss ard sxtf
Ots~r preachers spoke n tae @s-@ ~rrasn.
art ths soI3isrs sgSlsulsess ~ sentiments
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Special DISPATCH TO the Posi-Intelligencer
WASHINGTON. Sept. i0--The German
government has formulated an extensve
set OF customs and haroor regulations OK
the German territory OF kiaochau. China.
J neee regulations nave been sorwssded ID
the state departmea; by Minister Coneer.
~ Picking 1hsy vii be OF interss; TO "a
cinc coast shippers IN the China trade.
They are an follows.
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InnTos Sued ron DAMAGES.

nGoon brought by HIS Victim.
1oelbasy. Before Death Came.
= Dkpatrs, 10 the Post -Inteiligencer.
LINT VERNON. Sept. l0.-fIate Sat
- night news was received here that
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BRYAN AT SALT LAKE.
makes Hts ysuwi speech About an
Hear and . Half Long

SALT LAKE Sept ~ ~-s@oi w. : BRAN
rived here mst ebt from ne Wes;
Ee VS. aet ~ the depot Gs e0tr T1iftye
q: sesAi Democrats and ~ilse- Kepgblica -
ara escorted 70 The sait raitce. ~here Nr
Mas greeted by a large AH4 enthusiasts
aaG'snrs Hs spoke tar SoVr sa& a
half sxrrcsssrg his SeN AZ at s.cW-s 81
N j.. rtl ssfi. :1u&nga ara trusts lie .esvss
FER sso last tomorrow u.oFntrE
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q damage action in the name OF %. n.
woodbury. and wife had been brought
against Hamilton. the man who shot
woodbury. las, Thursday. Hsmg;onss
money. amounting TO 3yss3. has been lew
led upon and L. now in the hands OF Saer-
IN Wells under garnishmsnt proceedings,
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saRISERs WILL ATTEND TUxER Al.


90 Honor McAleken.
Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer
TACOMA, Sept. i0.--charies g. Fogg
potenfate. and X. A. Ketner. recorder, %
Ann temple. Mystic Shrine. have issued an
order directing ali members OF Ara tenn
pie who reside chiefly ia Seattle and Ia
coma, to attend the funeral Of Illustrious
Noble William MeMicken at Olympia Tues
day morning at iI:30
Seattle and Tacoma members ara re-
guessed 10 meet at the Olympia train In
Tacoma on Tuesday morning. They Will
return Tuesday afternoon.
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PORT TOWNSEND Sept % The Nor
weGfan tramp steamer Aker arrived to-
night from Vladivostos. and is awaiting
Quarantine Inspection.
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MAYOR NlCkEUs, TRIAL TODAY.
Considerable TPSsble II GettiAg q
Jury IL AAticipaGad

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. Sept. t0.-Ehe trial of Mayor
Nickeus will come up tomorrow morning
AT she opening Of the !aI term OF the SUI
per.or court. Two or three days will like
~ be taken up IN the selection OF jury
as not only the city. but a good part OF
the outside county precincts are divided be-.
tween the Nickeus and tho anti Nickeus
factione
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special Rexuiations-t. Opium.

tal Import - opium Opium can only be
Imported ~ original chests the imports-
ZION Of smaller quantities IL forbidden.
All opiurn must 90 arrival 10 reported
without delay % the customs. who VIII
supervise 80 transportation N the Gus
toms guta~r The customs. officials are
entitled 20 stop All suspicious gpNfs ard
- search the ship ~ witch case the cap
tain 4. 20 -ends. all possible assistance
In case u c0rtTEvsrtion ~ this rsgusa-
Ion the opium wtli ~ co-fscsteS and
~, ship VII ~ iiaS,a - a fne equal 20
Nvs urre- tho value ~ The opium, bat not
under No
% Congung.ior - osiIrn-o7sum fSr
assumption IN Ifs,rrsr territory must be
prepared unss-A ths supervision Of the
government asd th~ customs
When prepared. tho opium 10 parss; ~
.sr- rsrtAl.ing 80 -. o. ., ard a grams
and each TN provided With starnp cor
responding e. fh~ selling price II car
only BE- soi: sy Usen<sd tAal@r~, and .
chzsg. vAl h@ made for enc license
Al ops.ra roanS 81 Tire possession -
private Individuals contrary 20 above reg
ulAfi~ns ~tii n~ eenfScats5. and the poe
s~ssos Will b. fined i've tlruer the vAlge
Of tire opium. bat nos under So. Ia case
~ nqLcoyrans tusprfsQn0ocs - u kkgoo
m6U(l8 GEl - I0ItcloA
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MOORE WILL RECOVER.


Spsciai Dispatch 10 the Poss-Inteil.gencer
TACOMA, Sept. fo.-Thomas Moore. the
stranger who was shot by Police Officer
Martin. 10 now reported 10 be In a fair
way to recovery at St. Josephs hospital
Martin 10 also doing well and will soon 10
out. Moore does rot talk. except 10 saw
that the other man did the shooting and
that Martin began IL
II II thought by some Of the officers that
Moore and his companion are two Of the
Idaho rioters. and that that accounts for
fhe.r showing nigh; when Martin attempt
ed 10 arrest them