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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-01
CASES WEuE DISMISSED,
Iaas~ Casn's Efforts Ia ~traishtrn
usf Enmtty Quarrel

g1a9as f'snn ast hats hest toward straight
anfaw oUs e family quarrel yesterday aft
ss*ssssan h0t ~ apits ~ h9sa IL will gnst
statement 81 one pf she PARTIES is 70 ~
sss,&sse.3
\ : Ross had louis Thompson, head
tW;;isor sf The Seattle National hank
hGtidsug arrested fag Sff5ug Il shot 81 h3na
Yesterday morning. Tne trouble whtoh
srst~a over attentions that R@ss claims
Thompson IL paving 20 sfS wife occurred
at EtG lsefee ar seventh sveaNs Ross ard
hts ~ife have Hot H4~en living tageghsr fssr
sae Test Few months ard Thompson De.
s.fAvet thai eVt - charity he has pro
xssfsi sssT Esf So SusssH extent
ENayn sae fwn wen fnet yesterday fsrsrts-
ins t.<zSs taTeN sfpna 81 Thompson yho
pulf]d nat hi& sstn 3as3 he safa fsYe5s to-
xsasF4 Ross fees Ross WAS also arrests ID
fas assault asA Asttery Sat the case
against AtsU teo. Mas dismissed
Mr. Ress declares that sase uila sue Cor
AftEHFea, ar 5sfs4ss
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN

Agtr q . bgansn eFtace fog the sale ~ rhe
famous Balm ST rigs ]. remedy 1aicn msfl
positively cgZR al forms 81 female wssG.
nes< wIFAGut ghs zs1 81 a physician and
~ 4Tuot 81 rs naer.ss will gladly sgve or
send aux iAGY or~ accent box free ss
tnarp - no case II Painful PartSSsS IsucoT-
s1xs~s. fs$psscs Tssefsts ~ irregularities h8f
= raj Il SO setges F1s< - Fo q4aas texs~
fcT-s medicine % aanzssSsg. bat Natures
&xsa remedy s2F @9sHrFs. watch Te-spr~a
RITE 80 heath after az atAsr means h8sa
sNs'sSa. alta ss .0ssofses5 ~ Enauy Seattle Ia
asss Il wlH eost ysa notfsne - sonv4u~-
yo0ssg9 * rs merits aa1 | strait 80 rfe2@~
81 - AsN@ ys1 cali Of @eFssi a~4,sFss sts.ssxa
ara i s51} send ySa asse 5a-@rsat essx freY
&n4 sg.t@ gga fsssi particulars Mrs Care
Nw~ Rnse Seattle Wasa. 90 Belmont ave
nae EEMEMBER-EAI.A OF FIGS
s-s@rF1
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HAVANA. Ian~ 3f--R r. Pcrfer's mis-
son TO Gem Gomez Is OF a two-fotd char
acter-to discuss with him fully the posi-
ten of The Cuhza army and 10 invite him
80 Havana. TAs Washington adrninissra-
ton 1erarss an immediate ard friendly SET
t.s@ncns OF the Cuban army question. As
the military conferences 1exsrvs3fy refuse
10 accept g Co ase In complete satisfaction
Of the claims os the soI14ery. Washington
has ds-sr-rFned- sr Is understood 10 offer a
much larger SIN. even as high a sum as
xia,tsane II less viii not be accepted. II
VIVA. ss agrse! upon Is 70 b. d charge up
On the revenues os the Island, Il viii he
paid The Cubans, civil and military. are
aware tsa- an arranx cement OF this sort
may prul0ng American occupa ton, but as
4 seems 70 be their earnest wish that TIRE
army be paid q large sum. the aiuinistYa-
ton at Washington VIII yield. IL Is under
stood. ard open negotiations with this ul-
innate object,
Mr. Porter r. said to carry letters from
President Mckinley 10 Governor General
Brooke. TIE E-ope Of his instructions is
not disclosed. excerpt rfat /; Is known that
he has rather full preliminary powers
Senior Qassada did rot know them until
lie and Mr.. Porter were aboard ship.
The Cussans here are in a stats Of expec-
fatson and excitement. Shares on the local
hourse rose from 10 points today which
is generally attributed To the probability
that the Cuban soldsery Will be dlSbanded
and VIII return TO wo-k.
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CITY NOTICES.


NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROII-No-
tice az assessment roll of Local I'm
provaEnent District <o. 1SS for the i'm
proVeutenf 81 the Alleys In Blocks rour
"a slye al and eight (Sl Boren and Diem
ny=s Addition to Seattle III the city Of
Seattle under Ordinance No. 5llg and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that tht. assess
rnent roll OF Local Improvement District
Ne iss for the improvement % the Aiievs
in Blocks four 90. Ave t5y and eight a
Espren ard DennyS AdGftIun 10 S4aft3.
under Ordnance No. 51ls. has beer, reE,ort-
CITY Council 81 the City Of Seattle ARD
Is now en- file in TIE office Of the fss,x.
Comptroller and ex-otfiaIo CITY CIerk. an3
tns, same Is agw open for public lreseo
lion at said office and viii r@rpsIy, .,a.
for .Hsp~esiau until Monday si.s SIN 81 =
90 March las. at 500 o'eIock Z, n, ara
all persons interested ar* HEREBY reTgsIjrs1
To aprear before the esty council a. a
session thereof 10 be as2s in Tn, (rour~
eli s.harfe.r IN the City Han on said sth
tiay of March. f&s at : - @ ciaek u =,
and make objections thereto AT aai$
time $50 fixed the city Council viii rnrss1s :
er any and al objections made and Viii
make such corrections in said roll az -
deems Just and will thess sy nrsiu -
approve such roll ard levy and aaxass a..
amounts thereof against each rarrel nnS
lot % land shown ia said roll ard aeefsr@
tna same a nr@s Hen thereon Salts So.
ger may be- adjourned 20 Is later 5afa -
80 ordered ~ the CITY Council
WILL. r. PARRY
CITY Comptroller ard ex-fgfTfs.3a CIV cfe~..
OF TIE city - Seattle
Date of frst publication January z fsss
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Has Determined ON . Successor e
the Present Emperor,

PICKING. Jan. 3l.-The Chinese here saw
the dowager empress has decided upon a
policy regarding ne successor 10 the
tasone. II is detailed that at a meeting of
her relatives, recently held, she selected
the successor to the present emperor but
the Identity of the person so selected is not
diyu'ged. All reports, however, agree that
change in the PALACE. is impending. The
sHspsros Is stu strictly guarded in the
southwest corner Of the islard palace. The
drawbridge connecting the island with the
shore Is drawn up al night and every
morning tie ice around the island i brok-
en- in order TO prevent unauthorized per-
sons from approaching. 1t WAS asserted
that the dowager empress now practically
ignores the grand council of state and the
tsuhg II yamen, CIR Chinese foreign office
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DisCt sSsN6 SUGAR QUESTION.


BERLIN. 1au. 1i,-~paring she discussion
NJ she sugar question in the lower house ~
the f'vusst8n diet today Bsreu Erfs. refer
rinw o tse orlnicn NJ she secretary ~ the
imperial treasury, that SAers Is no danger
80 the German sugar Industry from Amer
lea IN the near future ~sys the nannfactgi-
sTs az Saxo0v tcek 1 quite different xsssw
from shosa wAo pSshooei the danger aud
ts03eFsted he colossal financial resources
s6i enterprise. 81 -VFae American Sugar
Tr93St which IN tsalI fcrrsa wss making
grsss progress "a sugar production THE
1tsfs thing 70 help German manufacturers
iD ghe op!nian % TIE speaker. was 70 ugnt-
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CORNISH POISON ANALyzED.
Several Deadly Potsons Found In the
Powder.

NEW YORK, Jan. si,-Prof wnthaus
TO whom were entrusted for analysis she
cor,eDts OF the bottle from which was
taken the drug that CAUSED the death Of
Mrs. Kate ] Adams a month ago. and the
vital orgsnB Of the victim. made his report
tn the coroner today An examination Of
The powder in the bottle, W.tfEaus says
uEp. mercury. carbonic acid. cyanide. bro
misle. trace OF chloride. .artaric acid and
acatanlid
The amount Of mercurse cyanide found In
tina stomach and lts contents - sufficient
In the absence of other violent causes of
death. 20 warrant the conclusion that de-
ceased died from the effects of that poison
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RULES OF FIELD MEETINGS
Proposed Changes tn Laws by the
intercollegiate Athletic As
aOCImlion,

NEW YORK. Jar. si.--Grssavus T.
Kirby. chairman II the a.fvssory cosnms,see
Of the Intercollegiate Athletic Assoc alton
today gave ont changes III laws % the So
fpssat ton which VIII be- proposed for adoEe~
ftn at the annual meeting % the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association In this city
Section 81 arsiele II, which has to do
with eligibility fv competition, Ees been
changed 10 read.
NJ, ore shalt represent any e0ileg. or
university AZ n competitor ~ the annual
net meeting who has esrr represented any
other college or university than the enc
he represents and Las passed an annual
examination en- fun years work
Ssctica s ~ article II II likely SCI eaass.
a furry among scaocihoy a:hAstes Il
fesda.
NO os9e shall represent any caaias. or
university as n competitor az the annual
itesi maelSnG vino has ever xan a esrst. sess~
entl or third place 81 any sfntsfsehusas1ie &c
spssa Hesd SO track sports. uatn he shall
tttss rssised ora calendar year At this coz
.ege or university rs yvpg saents aad aas
I.sfNed an annual examination Oh FlsIl
Years work
other changes make lneilaiale a stuaeaat
ssa.ess he = working for degree. er tax.
frg special or partial e0aFse that requires
tsss amount 81 work rsgafsi@t nv fass col
ieEe or university he represents as asstIy@.
aest "a the woFg required 81 q stNsssfst for
u degree a4ti one Va SO ssass tpsB sYaGspssSs
from sits class into a ieaey csas~, OF whQ
rs7t nssns ia gnsd staining ia one degars-
rseni. has isesn transferred to anafnrv
tssstts Ae hes completed asse caienstav yta@se
work aIid szsNssai ~ sssfsSsary xSanaEna riar
81 has bsse perm tied 30 regain the siasss
- sisstaftiaesas from which ne was sTgss2Ssssss
81 transferred
sshing euttresy nvw ts embodied rs
sss following
The lsfcetlant az Ihe association lengnA,
tttfFsy tfesF g!sEUam, ssst appoint 4. fsss,.
nitS committee 81 four, \ fasfnheF s.sssa@
ssss saA1ea fspB lfs faFuEf@ ~ eA,,h ag thse
f9st Ua.* rEaffEvs Hr ssss5eauS fsas a nag SNs
Gskhcsi = Nfsts ta points at Tao l.eet 5tals
unnaal ftxi& ynes.fiNe T'89}a f1setfv eatsa-
fnlttv@ Is ~ De a VS@sE - uHAl aneat =
case az a s''sfs s$e ar 3 ss,0tsug ssasux ex-
saqiiea "a ral3aM
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WARRINGTON. Jan. 3s.-Ths govern
mem commission ts- the revision and oe&ss-
fysEr * she csyki Laws u the Ta.sas States
IL zEcx considering. and. II IS understood
vii incorporate TITO Anal cesfl-asioG AT
auasysir snt 70 the existing las prohibiting
tAe maintenance fn aEy city Of any private
LETTER bsx scheme. While Intended TO
brsak Gg xas facilities rox fioasrsshinx IN
many cities for clandes1ns. i'm moral and
Improper correspondence. the promotion %
fra ns5sileTs schemes and the boyr1rfl1S %
d postmaster through subsequent delivery
10 trains by using private letter boxes al
cigar stands. stationery stores ard other
private places, the proposed Law IL direct
iy the result Of the wide agitation over
THE AdsEGa murder case. tn S-w York in
winch private mail boxes figured yroEnl-
Eently
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81. rAtrls 1aa "a Ian Mclssss,l. siAa NJ
pf0n Afe4f~as-e44t ssfi-cssa Ssysss1 ts.r 81
ssu.FIHs e0n ht@ WAtea tomgghas w{fa
ns4i Alan ifa xsMAaEtg Te&fksaA WfasfEe9
usl8 kAVe hifu SHY s-fn4tpR ~ as Aies
wesa8iEn9 AaS ever As>gsi xAsss H~na
inateh ASS aefe~s fAs 81 Pad Athletic
ss@a sac efajl,'tsisssgs fzsft&& THAI tNe 1a5kg
ssao3'sf throw Meisua "a .-s - an na4sr
err faffe}t g. ,dn AleI-se,tz wss A. ess33rh a.
a sat &N8 A. sssEE9rx 40 a. eel aa8 ssf.sA :.
NV sS }Tssta 5Fv Tara Is fuuA.F ug times
Sic Sas c8 hts gcot ard made a ave A.
Ass adversary amIj-f fhe rsaerrs ~ ss4,
trp@A Sss ae y}f4 rurk-s hack E-srs{l4,
after tsxUtt .aeseN Enffgsltrs the Tax a.
sSsFsss h@s3t >s3~tsn aaa safevel Mr!.sssst :
shoulders aaNt Sax sheer wpskat
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CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
The Managers OF the Americas In
vessors Ca. In Trouble.

NEW YORK.. Jan. SIC. Perc.vas Stew
art and u. j. Pierce. managers Of tie
American Investors Company, with ri.
fees ia ibaa city, we're arrested today
upon bench warrants issued by the United
States district court for the Northern dis
trtet OF Arkansas, charging them with
using the mails for fraudulent purposes.
The complaint alleges that the .Arferi-
can Investors Company is agent % pre-
tended society cailss the Font Smith Rent
Purchase Fund The alleged scheme OF
the company was 10 &c. money fts shares
In the rent fusni. ~'si,.'9 wf-s altcGss 10
include q blot OF ground ~ Fort snnta.
III is alleged that these pledges were not
lived up 10. The American Investors
Company has ;ts main office Ia proyi-
dence r. l.. with branches I'm this city.
Hoston Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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ARRESTED ~ osNIsND.


According - Dispatch received veS< 49,
DAY bs tass FssE' IFeel32sevs>er II. A. Nc
k&1s2so. wHa w&s ary~Nfss{ kr Hast OAK
SafaA vg SATURDAY, charged NsFh shs @sss-
bass eszesss - 81 So fTofa ttssigp 4 Namse-
5esl t~-a wesess aEs r. Ssea{s1# gvas So ssssN-
- en wf4 ~ %sxs'@=as sezTga3. tt,sf Sc
sas So asfS~ Ssa3rsssss 7d ass the Charge a.
Sgs5Hz gsg&{site seseEn 'e~essa
Mek@si}ees AsFF3 FsagHst@e csrse Gawm
fFsesa $2se S9saTE t0z~sa~vI sasta< VISA ~
fns sss3 asss <v@sss Dsws0v Ezee state
nasaF7f - FSamsosHss aAese sNe case q tnse
hs rase Ans'a tsaE4 81 ss5 81 yr.se 80 tee - r
~ tSae f}.sees %ezfn@Fsa Ter fhe F&ss
seat 81 fssrs7$s4 ae~e gAay egsa sx-Q@rA A.
~ t&@wYe@s futs5sY So 1eF@ as4 re!rsx r..
tAe fek@5 Eassns ts5ak sAs fTsseey aA4 hzes.
wtn@T&@r k4c ~ esee wn3tssssf sh- fsssssv.
IsegssT7 s-se7t szaaoh g,sxasea MctraAsssfrs a.
assss t.a&tAa4
@ars : 2~ise fzs~w@FgA &c Oakland rss-
lesse8 AetSss5e - 81. ~eAseessess So
e~T afftss Fvess Sa@s7ae
ENT~s~ fsn tss %saEe- aeaf - gssvvgsns.
fPg ~V4sNfsssfoTs rssgeFs vessst rs} sy' a. aeon
as - sAa& Nzee srAst th@sz "a a.,
- @asz. ~ o~A~s-Aa fse GAE&a4asA
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Catarrh Leads
to Consumption.

II had such . severe ease Of Catarrh
that lost my hearing in one ear. and
part Of the bone in my nsse sloughed
e6- WAS constantly treated with
sprays and washes. bus each winter
the disease seemed 20 have . drmef
hold on me. had finally been de-
clared incurahle when decided 20
try s. g. 8. IL seemed to get right at
the seat OF the disease. and cured me
permanently. for I have had no so0eh
OF Casarrh for seven years.
Nina. JosHPHrNu PoLHIx,
Due West. 8. c."
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ORDINANCE NO. sG5-An ordinance d.
rsctsng the Board of Public Works 10
accept As ~ January g. 1899, the work
Of regarding First Avenue from pike
S1Fwei to Denny Way, under Ordinance
NO En, upon Smart 4 Company. TIA,
contractor for said work depo=itinu with
IN" city Comptroller sum sufficient 10
cover tie estimate % the CIV Engineer
Tor TIE completion Of the work on sasi
avenue fha, cannot now De done and
upon Sad contractor Sling with the CITY
comptroller a waiver OF all claims
against The C3ty Of Seattle for. dejsy.
tn said improvements occassonesf fy tia
city. ~ ~
BE i ordained by the City Of Seattle
Seton /, The Board % Public Work,
- Elef e5v directed tn accept as OF Jar1l-
AIRY G. Ike. the work of regarding Fsir-.
Avenue from Pike Street II. Tpenug W.,
under Ordinance No G7su .rsIyi,3g -;
contractors failure TO cotnpiete sad, iTo-
bfoE*Fuent within The time provided T.,
Is rs contract, upon the said contractor.
smart 4 Company. sief-pslting with the
tfty Comptroller a sum nj 4T;zsr.ev su,sss
Gent % cover the estimated c>xs ~ ia.
tSfr Engineer geT the COMPETITOR, Of ths
work on SAID avenue that cannot now ~.
acne. and also upon said contractor Sling
& waiver in writing u any and al elmlv,,
aRalost the city % Seattle fer Harnar~x
~ stasoo o. de;ays n said Improvement
of,eAztoue3 ~ the city
S.c TITS ordinance shan fske erars
aFl4 % IN force frtssn and after ia oa a.s, "a
ara approval " approved ny tha mayer.
Otherwise Il shat take effect ar ire ,s,rs.
II SHAH become a law under the ,,ynr-s-
ions of the city charter "'"''7-
Passed the Csty Council the 10Th day -.
fesssgn IN au1aentlcafior ~ iss .sass Y.a
this Sosa day Of January, 1879
49,. ) A JAMES.
.Tessd@r'l PRO Tenn % the City Council.
AppFaE.d by me this zf&t day OF gar
gary, iSgs. ~
". V. gfNEIAnT.
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Madrid corre-
spondent OF the Daily Mail says: The cab
met has agreed 10 undertake the restoration
or the constitutional guarantees and also
To add an expnrta ton board to the minis
try or state upon which the interests OF all
classes of producers Will be represented
The minister of finance explained To his
colleagues at today's session of the cabinet
his new financial scheme. | learn that II
VIII create new taxes calculated to produce
G2s.eoa.ao0 yearly. The minister afso pro-
poses to raise an Internal loan and TO con-
solidate a portion Of the debt
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF - w.
United States. for she District @ 49,
iDgtOn. In the matter of the iasga 49, ~
of c. H. Miller. resident Of k&a1
and district. Order
District of Washington, 81. -
On this e4th day 0f January. 4 u -
on reading the petition OF tne eAhss
far discharge k~sr.
II is ordered BY the court tnal
ing NJ had Of the same on ire zab a.
February. $50 before aaia essart = 80
court room in fne City 81 seats's 800. -
District. at tsn o clock IN iae $3.50 =
and that notice thereof be rsifiisa
the Seattle Daily Post Inssli'4sha..1 ..nss
newspaper printed Ia aaid lassfi. q 80
a week for consecutive Ussks- - 49, Il
alt known creditors and other CT 49,
iuforesf may appear AT said time 80 -
and ahaw cause why the pfsses
petitioner should net - gfaassa .ssSf
And il ss further ordered ~ - = r.
that the Clerk snail send ry ~. ..~ssssaa
known creditors copies os saf1 "a $50
and this order. addressed 70 tSsD
place OF rest9ence az stated u.~fnsd.
Witness the Honorable Y. ~. sSsrssg
Judge OF said Court. and the seas -. -
at Seattle in said District, On s-&s
day OK January {sSs ...~uy, tudsA
q. II. HASFoRp. ssss
Attest.
y. ". HOPKINS. Clerk
eSSal.g
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WINDOW GLASS Trust.
Pierpont Morgan and Others VIII
Buy I'D All Plants

MI UNCLE Ind, Jan. 3l-Ar:hur s..
Brady western representative OF ]. Pier
pont Morgan and Brown Bros, Of Naw-
ork. has secured options on ali the WIN
dow glass factories in the gas belt
The idea is said to be to consolidate all
lhe wlnuow glass factories in America,
much after the plan of the Standard oil
Company. Unlike other such organ,za-
tons; the new syndicate proposes 10 buy
all the factories with the understanding
Tor ten years.
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SAN FRAN 1880. gs,, e. Resets a
Oakland
FsstssT}sv eeaHEe. se5&a@ FsesssszEv v.ss.
os*HEaAeF eessss'si Master 80 tAsrst- 19fsss.
liz.
Fisa fgsrierRs, sastsTg~ Essx{ssEs5i $50
Asscssfves{ svc"fs.h Campus 1Asrs3 1<sase
fa@
SsVea f4t.0sssz, selling N hseIsfaaek x>sn
a.M9
M4a ans az sisAsA. ss8lssss ssass l& -
@oTs, 1'ssn Cromwell ssncssas. Gs+&saseg .asgss
Ilsae Asse
Nile ana a ssxs@rssth srgssnr-~EA~vs3 Teet.
- sess. MssgssassA sssassis 1Sag&Sse shsr&
ss1gse at5,
aSSe fSssca gs--sAs~ss- w9ss. FNsxata s~es~
sas. siF tAssA ESnee. t5ag-
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RUSSELL Kan. Jan. a1.-Char,es A
Wolcott. president of the First National
bank. which closed its doors this morn
ing. has disappeared. He is said TO have
left letter advising the directors of the
bank that his accounts were 30 badly
involved that he could not stay and face
the consequences II is known tina, there
Is shortage in his accounts and rnmor
places the amount ali the way from s., goo
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STRONG EVIDENCE GIVEN.
ST. 1soats Lexow Investigation Iiv-
rned by Imnorfant TextimonY

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3i.-A. todav's session
OF the senate. the Lexow commission In
vsstiEaslng Into the affairs Of the boiler
Inspectors office was resumed The
most important witness was William
Tayon. an engineer. who told about pay-
Ing 80 20 members Of the examining board
for a license.
He went into the scheme for the nur-
pose Of showing up the boards alleged
ercokedness- After getting license the
witness denounced the members and Sc
cured n return of the money.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS set.~n i.
hereby given that sealed rrs,Nzsa}s as,
- received by the uss3ersag nsxs Ssqs~s-s -
Of the board ~ pssbsie works - -.
city % Seattle vp 20 10 a'cicck = -
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY z tss@ @srv a. 80.
balance sGT tie health department. 80
anatsssaaes 70 he modern and cor, rJs.a
in every particular SA@
The said bids wgii c~ srtt~rtfts6 ., -.
ssst airy ara az ki.s &C.
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Nellie seccnA. LsanAy q rhtr4; time. 1sz1E
Nile and quarter. hHfHfe-Parsn<<
won. Laura May second. Jfm Hogs third.
tfAse. .-zs14.
9sx furtenxs-ArrsesAck wen. Sim W.
ssFoEf. jim Gore third. time. liz
oe5isHg nasEe-Tenhy w9n. E~Squc H.
aN4en6. Eevsrext third. tire t-<4s.-
selling. Essas and sarse-q1srters--EssEet
Isomny wDn Eahe Fields seGogz3. Esssk-
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LOSES HIS LICENSE.
Capt. Daniels. Of steamer Noyo, vus-
pended for One Year

San FRANCISCO. Jan 81 The United
States inspectors Of hsiiis and boilers to-
DAY suspended the license at Capt, W F.
Daniels, Of the steamer Noyn FOE one
year. fnr having hesn careless AID fof
gstskilffii navigation Of his ship in run
ming an D1ixbaIsy reef on January 1. last
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.0ss Trmsa VIII Feilow.
KEW YORK Jan 1l-Tne Cosune-c5as
Advertiser today says.
, TIE two laTre corporations arxanszes5
la4t week vita az aggregate eagssz4 81
t1ltss es fDr the Purpose % making
erkarrse.xaxe II oxsrTG9ss1tsssn wfsh eas.h
nsker are aEpszs 20 h@ arysa2xGyHaHed. al
- eas~ersrsess betxassa the 0EEaFssxers 81
- tao corpora fissfzg having. IL n sail.
bern s.tsSe5 TIE COMPANIES concerned
ase the %assaras ESsAEass ard Stamping
Company, e&pstas tstasssss. The National
THgsase and Enamel y are Company with
O. 4raustaz % ss.9ssoS-
pssh the FIRST named company Is tn-
nsu4s-I Ia t1s arrangement tEse 1t. Louis
Tfrsp-Ase Company wssa capital Of g.
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touch ofCatarrh
will save endless
suffering by TAX
ing the right
remedy at the
outset. Others
who have for
wears sought re-
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CHlts AGO. Jan 81 8 ,...,sssss s..I
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at NARA
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Pictures us IRE family without tie $50
e$a 4ssTAw&s. sse easy - sc. = yna Aava
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WnskiaEtau pensai &
Photographic supgty Co..
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New Orleans Races

MN ORLEANS tMu z sessgnE .s.ss
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GA ITO H "A.
Bears the AIhs Kind fsa Have Aways Bcuaht
S's' n E<HzzXM

THOSE Table d'Hote funchNonx a, the
Rainier-Grsnd hotel are fast becoming
very popular.