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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16
ANOTHER ORIENTAL LINE.
Empire TPanspOrtati0n Company
May Establish One-Seattie to
Ne the TePminus.

There seems every prospect that Seattle
will soon have another transpacific lsle
of stea mships the finest on the coast. The
Empire TRANSPORTATION Company has un-
der consideration several propositions to
be worked out as soon as the government
gets through using the vessels of that
fee; fer transports. and any one OF these
propositions will be for the benefit of Seat
lie, as this viii be the American terminus
OF the line.
II is likely that this company will en-
gage in trade with some part OF the trans
pacific "a the company has determined TO
remain on the Pacific. and will not en-
gage in the coast@ise trade. The decis-
ion has also been reached that no mat
ter what route Is determined upon. this
port will he the terminus. 1t Is, there
fore. only a question of time. and a few
months. before the four great steamships.
the PENNSYLVANIA. Indiana. Ohio and Cone
maugh. Will be plying regularly from Sc
attic TO some part of the Orient or Aus
traiia.
the company. who has just returned from
the East and San Francisco. said yester-
day: I'VE have not decided what to do
with our vessels: but this has been de-
cided: Our vessels are TO remain on the
Pacific, Seattle is TO be the American
terminus of whatever route We may fo-
low; our ships are too large to justify our
engaging in coasting trade; they Will not
remain idle after the government gets
through using them for transports"
In view OF these decided statements
there remains but one result. and that
VIII he that the four steamships will he
placed on some run across the Pacific.
That being the case, Seattle will probably
soon have another line. TO Siberia, 10 Jap
an and China, to Hawaii and the Philip
pines, or 10 Hawaii and Australia Any
one OF these extensions will be of lasting
and important benefit to the Northwest.
II Is conjec;urai when the government
will release the vessels They may be kept
in service to Manila for the remainder of
the year or they may be returnd to their
owners within two or three months. And
until that time. the company is NOT in a
position to make any definite arrange
mentS.
The service to St Michael will be re-
sumed as soon as the waters of Rering sea
are navigabie. IL one OF the chips is not
released by that time. the company win
charter or buy another. This will be OPP
Grated from Seattle during the open sea-
son. in connection with the four steam-
boats plying between st. Michael and
Dawson.
The Alaskan service will be somewhat
extended by the Empire people this year.
by the addition of four steel barges. which
were built last year and which will be
towed to the north in the spring by the
towboat Empire. Moran Bros. have under
construction tug that will be used exclu-
s.vely In St Michael harbor and win also
be taken 10 the Yukon country this spring
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16


THE great Improvement IN the logging
business within the past year could have
no better illustration than the final report
Of Sol G. Simpson. as receiver q the Pc
ninsuiar Railway Company which Was
fled In the superior court yesterday.
Receiver Simpson was appointed just
one year ago to take charge OF the railway
company's affairs Within the one year
he has not only managed TO make the log
ging road operated by the compary pay
expenses. but has also paid OF ~ lsn- % Of
lien claims. and turns the property over 20
the court with cash in the hank.
The Peniasuiar Railway Company owns
a logging read running cut Of Shelton. In
Mason county. and at the time 81 the re-
cefver's appointment Was supposed to be
on It's last legs. financially. The Jogging
business improved so rapidly. however.
that for the year the receivers receipts
were -, syS-si. He expended for labor and
suppsies SIS. As. "a, bought new equipment,
and paid taxes amounting 10 $S.OsS.3, and
after paying on Hens amounting to $se-
sEs. s.. shows cash balance of st4sU.&.
In his report the RECEIVER states that his
services are no longer required and that
the courr can safely turn the property IN
his hands back 70 the railway company
Acting under this recommendation Judge
Moore signed ars order siisehargf.g the re-
ceiyer and placing the property in his
hands again In the control OF the railway
company.
Receiver Simpson refused to accept any
compensation for his services, bat mis- at
torneys Bausfnan. keiieher 4 Emory,
were allowed 81 90.
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STARTER FOR 4 zoo.
Three Deer aud an Eagle to he
Placed fu CITY Park

An incipieut zoo Is soon 10 be added 10
the features OF City park Charles II.
Black. OF the Seattle Hardware Company
has presented TO the city three fine deer.
and a gentleman from Alaska has contrib
uted a six-1non;hs-old eagle as fine a
specimen OF the national bird as ever flap
ped wing Superintendent of Parks Lit
iie Is preparing 20 receive the charges,
which will b. given places Of vantage N
the reserve.
On numerous occasions birds and animals
have been offered 10 the city. hus because
Of tt~ lack Of time and attention that
shpsEld bee given such features the offers
have always heea refused Several years
axo she city WAS presented with a pair %
beautiful Hh.sc swan from the city Of
tscinsis bat as there was no place avail
ate for their reception the offer was de-
rlinea With the natural beauty OF the
park but a small outlay az money would
te necessary sor the installation II .irst-
class zoo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16
Sues FOR DIVORCE.
- 60: mxRBERT HAVEN MAKES
uzncEs AGAINST HUSBAND.
Is aant IT One Time Was = Prom
nf DrugKtst Of This Ctty-FOr-
Alleged 10 Have B<en

Haven. once one OF the beat
-. Ay,1x1.s.s in Seattle. is made the
Ss.-x.rs In a divorce suit flied In the SUI
..z.- rour, yesterday by sirs. Hattie -.
~r Mr.. Haven charges her husband
I - eruei and heartiezs Treatment. and
3 49, alleges that through bis p-ofl.Rate
ssnls9 and debauchery she was reduced
- arnuey and compelled TO leave him IN
s|sszs.i,s q carr, her own living. This CO
4 ee3.zzsS a April. 1853 sffe says, since which
I '<92..s ~. and her husband have lived sep
1 sss..1e and apart Haven IL now In Dawson
I SSS III BE- served with process m the 81
- mt BY publication.
S6sa Haven states that when she was
- IN Tacoma, on September ~. 1sxsy
Gfhad 81 so IN cash. winch her husband
], ,11nsjed her TO invest in tie drIg Dtzss-
- b Seattle. making him her manager.
~ snys that the venture was very sslc-
s.r.fui and made very large pr0stix, bur
,Sss Uayer1 suuandered and frisseredF them
- 4, debaicnsry and profiigacy. Within
II ~ years she discovered. she says. that
,Ssviaxf her husbands bad habit. her BUSH
|ssssr was ruined and thaf her entire for
1nae had been swept away, leaving her
1llhout dollar.
SShtil her money WAS gone she alleges.
- hueband began Aeastpg her ard .1er
1s.ei1ter By q. fo,sner marriage with great
eeneity. cll,vsi1< and swearing al them,
~ refusing 10 provide them with a home.
n Apr1l fssg. she says. she found :, neces-
% 0jdBubn MN ana 10 9ut 10 earn
Sev1Wn living. Within the ssx months fol-
Wing their separation. efl. says, her hus
I'D paid her &51 for her own support and
TO gave her abou. SIS for the usainte-
nasce Of their son Pat, then 3 years Old.
nlnce that time. she says he has done
oothing for ether her or the child.
Besides divorce, and the custody of the
child, Mrs. Haven askx the court 10 decree
~ 80 a month ai.neny from September.
-, TO April of the present year. smeunt-
lnG 10 1i.S0G, and further asks that her
husband be compelled 10 pay SIS a month
tx the next five years for the support OF
fhe child. together with an attorneys fee
q 800.
Three divorce suits besides that OF Mrs.
Haven were filed III the superior court yes
serday Jennie johnson asks Il divorce
from her husband James, on the ground
~ abandonment and nofs-sl1oport Oscar
Ilhenuiss seeks relief from thu court on
the Around that he and his wife Emily
gre absolutely Incompatible and Clara III
Deal demands a divorce from Harry NJ.
DIAL on the ground that he is a hab.tua
drunkard and has treated her with sx-
trsme cruelty
In making Application To the court for a
restraining order. j. Henry penfflug Mrs
I<sfs lawyer, stated THAI his client II now
q patient a; Providence hospital slowly re-
covering from q terrible beating given her
BY her husband On February H. The court
en1otned Deal from visiting or attempting
10 visit his wife at the hospital
divorce Was granted by Judge Moore
q the case OF Lucy A. Horne Va Taylor
Horne. Mrr. Horne alleged that her nus.
band Was habituai drunkard
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MtST LOOK TO CHARITY.
Mother aud Three Children In Des-
sffute Sfrcum stance,

After an unsuccessful ATTEMPT 30 make
= living a. Ennaiady OF the Miner hotel
Mrs w els il compelled 20 turn ever the
property 10 the owner and throw herself
ind three children upon the charitabsy tn
sinv.t people of seattle
Tns. case has fnany sad FEATURES. Mrs
Wells husband Is lying in m hospital al
sikagway, suffering from the effects OF an
aecsdent which he faet with while employ
"a on the White Pass A. yukon railroad
ou Feb II he wes struck on ths head hy
O. rock and sire. that time has lowered
hetwcea life and death HE ~ tnus inca
fac.tatsi from support. aw las family
and will be- 81 $50 assistance Ter some time
"a cou1c
ANY money left az tbs Post -Insein-
ssncer efIc. wlil be delivered ta the un-
fortunate woman
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roxNA>SkI HELD FOR TRIAL.
Aust Answer the Charge of Rer~tv-
Ing >tolea Goods.

William Poxnanski fatiier-fn-iaw Of
FarneA Hoffman the sgif-ronfcssed
"fence. WIS bound over IN the sslc.rior
court Ter trial on the charge of receiving
stolen goods yesterday by Judge Cam
In default Of Sc cash bonds or 500 Sc
castfY thr defendant Was reinansiest 10
faii
There are numerous cases against Fog
nansA., bat ths special charge under
which h. was arratsnsst Yesterday was
that he bad received goods Staies hv "
r EaFenss
Davenport gave the same evidence tn
behalf Of the state that M ciia in sRe SUI
psrior court al fognAn$kiS nrst traai
The same evidence a. previously
aranght eat wa@ introduced. except that
t'htrf Reed added 2 few part cuiarz
poxnanSki was then helt snr TRIAL stg,
refransled tn default - bonds
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TfsN unusual tesEToTSsigictica S<slt'' -
j fssFkszaan Il tsTa. ttesshasntsl avenue arSs
" sSssffs$taW street.. &ls{ commence s1FaSe-
rex sf>ss3&k9 morning ST. ssn wngfa %
Fxses4.s ara ~ warns csns1sinS RATS ssgss
fagrasasr% goa>iS. efc.. .Sc.. Wiz A@ alacesf
ef{ sale az 81 gvats ON TIE Claa2aE This
&svergaroz8gEstss Sage" al e~s wsfhsGs ar
esttsal IN sas Northwest fer erGrrYsesS val
Es.se So s-ss5i sssarey. favTtu buyers cas-
s~as aTova 20 nass= IT, >aie commences al
r. IA adv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16

Eight permits for frame buildings We're
taken out Yesterday In the building in
speetors office aggregating sli.ss0. The
largest individual amount MAS Sc iln
the estimated cost OF a residence TO bs,
built for Paul SingeFman AK fe5 Sixteenth
avenue north This Is TO be a two~story
frame, with brick basement.
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PRICE ears rnn PROPERTY.
VIII Hold Assets Of Ftra of Cole &
Price Pending AppraI

iu4esl Maare, u saT aasneFinr .-o4ft Xt.4-
tsYssaS sfgness an otyisr directing : J.
crawford a. fesseixssr 81 the pssrsneysA tss
affairs II tsSse 4 Frtss % FsturB ta e.. ~
Price TIE tanscr raFtReT az enc aegn az
skn property Gesa ty h4na at iAs tss,se rae
seaesssY tcgSe xhtsaw. Fraec having H&ess
a tgsH.l en aaIseRl fgssga t8se order &ppesms-
ine ta7N ree=xeE
Res,ssxsr Crawford Yesterday aie5 rs
se4segssk fssscrf TsF rsx-etxet Slows thas
l,ss has eoflrclass sssa rs 9ggsse saksFE s-heegs
al the business. and ask further ,astsssr-
s.ans
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has@ bees avasctsd wita rsnss4n'a t5ss1s
- te,srse.n years and ssosAshe seemed -
msxa any relief I sas ssse - ~ aras4gs3
- sse time. Aa: egsswsanslS ~tTsTsEsz
Nss iced envy EhEnx could hTar q. add
So .aseh s4af snS sas Sa2gsseS i&ts.x
sss.Sxs.s ss~a in . saeTs fssss rsFS<i. 'sfs
s,.x,s,r - say that y nzs esst ssssee yst0Tness
ssiss~h sssIgsr. ucgnsaHiosas a. fSs sac
az a.. dealers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16
SEEKS SPEEDY RETRIBI TION
Frank Hermanson sues Ernest GIL
mer for False harrison ment.

Speedy retrYhattan "a tina. sought hy
Frank Hsrmsnson, Who bscsisht damage
sui, Tn the superior court yesterday. En-
est tiilner - the defendant In tie sss.s
Hermansan SAYS that on March he was
arrested on a warrant sworn otf nv CT
mer. charging him with having concealed
4 bicycle. knowing ~ 10 bee stolen prop
erty. Hrrmauson says the charge WIS
falxe ana malicious. and WIS IN March 10
dismissed by the prosecuting attorney WITH
cut trial.
Hcrman~on demands ssssl for ailcesst dam
age Ia his pride $500 snofe for alleged dam
age IN h.s business character. and 81 for
attorneys fees.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-16

q pe0ple-~sss fs-ESAls sEass egsff = KS.
= See the magnificent scenery. use gsf-
geqsgs costumes. fsss s1seFe sssslsts. kfs
xsa5a ard ss3xxsr march. Aaachieea chorus
az s3xseen beautiful girls. she Aew Hits
ss fswg5ss 4ss9 Faszeeses Yankee U0nasSe
bays the "A sA1w Brown. ThFo~ fsga
fsown, Eswwess The itousssgies ~ the Eaa-
aes. sS8assa Ssssnassye iansas Tfss Mar.
r24lszs Revsgss The Chefs of tee fhcrf5snf-
al REGULAR PRISE To-, 50 Ssc, So. ard
sse sfhune, Nan ssT
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xg believe i. k~epsssg the gssaeY Il TIA
~arsa IN fsos1>ss like tAs g!ss~s&EEN3 in 4
heaExAv h@sms IN osSe~ 20 SO hxssM Sos
,4,ss~s As4ss sseSze N@vrp IA" hssky ~.
nssg o. Earth.
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vAsr mai. ps1g nAwss,N

FAST MAIL. FOR pAtt SON.
fenvsag Seattle Aarcn II Letters s..
EXPRESS matter ssSa per ,scs8a VIII
reach Dawson April : Leave letters ARA
cashier seattle Hardware Company
r. Larsen. RAAEs-ks
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THROUGH TOURIST CARS,
!. SEATTLE Ia Kansas City ssss BliiiagS with
out charge via the Northern Pacific and
Burlington. leaving Seattle Mondays ANA
Fridays. For rates and sleeping ear re-
eervutions. Inquire f,5 Nesser way
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ryE&sisAs>s pxvss7ssnsiens silica Mss
wissg4ss<g ii. Chesyy.
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FOR RENT.

Nrcosn modern horse CT secnrd hsr;;
Essss neighborhood S.
s-roorn house. 81 Ninth Avenue north;
vacant April ], SIS
s-roo-n modern house furnished. sts Ter
~ avenues vacant Alvis l. xH
room modern fat first hlsl. se-s .sssi-f-
be. 81
s-roorn house. ss Seventh avenue ssu.s.
sIs
s-room house, 1917 South Tairsy-tsrss ar-
esue. overlooking Lake Washington. ssa
s-roon houSe, 2tls Western avenue ste
s-room mo3ern house. ISIS Fifth avenue
s-room house, Rainier Heights s.
4-roem nat, ri Sixth avenue. $40
4-story brick building in cool gos-,siar
Desirable rooms In xase Downs Building.
light and heat furnished
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Or 8RA0ooS. pcatls;. go Msssal LIE
s4.s4sx.
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THIRD c4YESvUE 7HEofTER

Popular With the People
". NJ Russell. Lsssee and Manager.
fssse..ss t.sx
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Maud Reese Davis. soprano: Dorothy
Hoyle, viollniste: Arthur Pryor. trombone:
Herssert Clarke. uornet: Franz Hell.
fiHegeihoTn.
Sale of seats opens at Hanson's tewesry
store next Monday March 70. a. IN.
Prices Evening. 59c. st.oo and si.s8 Mat
inee soc and ti.oo.
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DIAMOND lee Tel rks is
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JUST THE TfiiNs

JUST THE THING
For hyeakfast Strictly fresh pork xansage,
AT Seattle. Yakima ami Fulton markets
Ask FOR the F..H. Go lard
FRYE-RkI'tiN CO.
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RARTEiL Drug Co, open all nigh,,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-08-03
TRUsTEEs sALR

Whereas, Monroe Lampson, a I'D
man, by his certain deed Of trust, ail
Dec. 81, 1897, and recorded In The q
corder's Office in Audrain COUNTY "a
souri,, Ia Book IS, at page 81, eonvss
70 the undersigned trustee tue issH
ing described real estate a.
Audrain County, Miaaouf We
A triangular piece Of ground cdaai
tw~o(2lacFes, more or less, 10 the naa.
east corner Of the northwest quans
90 OF the northwest quarter "a
section fourteen (i4), township ha'
one (6l), range nine (e) west, il ID
all that portion OF eaid forty (40l a
tract which lies north and east Of Z
county dirt road now running gs
and near the northeast corner Of Il
tract.
Which said conveyance was nd
in trust to secure the payment d
certain promIssory note in said dsl
described; and, whereas, said I'D
remains due and unpaid; and thasl
fore, at the request OF the legal holk|
Of said note, and by authority Of y
provisions OF said deed OF tua
viii, on
Saturday, August 19, 1893,
Proceed to sen the property bsFss
before described, at public vendns
the highest bidder, for cash, at !
east front door Of the Court HouEs
Mexico, Missouri, between the boo
Of Minis o'clock In the forenoon &
i've O'Clock In the afternoon Of N
day, to satisfy said debt and the q
penses Of executing this trust.
J. q. LAKENAN, Ifdsiss
Mexico, Mo-, July IS, 1899.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-08-03

Grant, the twelve year old o Of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 8. MADDOX, OF 81.
Louis, died at his homs at 1850 Sat-
urday morning. He succumbcd to
appendicitis, for which no operation
was performed, - Il waa feared thai
he couidnot stand the shock. Previous
10 less than two ysars ago deceased
lived in this city and has many WARN
and lovisg friends In this CON-
munity. Hss death was not unexpeet-
cd and his fsther, who vas In Utah, vas
sent for; he returned 70 81. Louia
Saturday morning In time to 9 hi
son before death claimed him. De-
ceased left . loving father and
mother and four brothers and sisters,
who are Virginia, Matte Lou, Madgs
and GarnsL.
At12sN osc1oek Monday thsremainl
arrived in Mexico and were taken q
the old Auxxzsse Church buryfne
ground, 9 miles east Of McOredie, thil
afternoon.
Those whs accompanied the remain
we're the family, Of st. Louis, Mrs. J
W. Montague and Miss Irma Barnes
OF Mexico, MFz- Grant and daughter
AmeIis, and E.W. Grant, Of st. Louis.
Rev. A. A. Wallace conducted ser
vices at the grave side at $50 O'Clock
The family has the heartfelt sym
pathy Of the community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-08-03


About y month ago my child,
which IL fifteen months old, had an
stack Of diarrboea, accompanied by
vomiting ! gave It such remedies
n are usually given in such caEes,
but 50 nothing gave relief, re sent
for = physician and Il was under his
care for a week. At this time the
child had been sick for about ten days
and Was having about twenty-hve
operations Of the bowels every twelve
hours, and We were convinced that
unless il soon obtained relief Il would
not live. Chamberlsinis Cole, Chol-
ers and Darrhoea Remedy vas rec
commended, and / decided 70 try it. !
soon noticed q change for tbs better;
b. its continued use > complsts cure
was brought about and Il i nov per-
fectly healthy-C. L. Boses, Stump
town, GIlner county, ". Va Foi
sale By Woodbridge & Purdy, drug
Risfa-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-08-03

CANT ITKMS.
c-szsspozdenes q TIE Ledger.
CANT, Mo-, Aug. 1.-Protracted
meeting was begun ct Salt River on
July a by Rev. Greer, OF Mexico.
Rev. Mayes, Of Thompson. and Rev.
Creason, Of Columbia, were here Sun
day.
The Bible institute convened atNew
Hope Sunday. A hasket dinner wAs
spread and q big crowd was present,
Squire Blythe held court in Thomp-
son Monday evening.
Joe Beatty and Chsriie Davis went
to Oklahoma last week on . pleasure
trip.
Misses Maggie DuHsy and sallis
Shock visited Mrs. Lee Shock, north
OF C~enirAIia, last week.
O. n. Baker has purchased . nev
buggy.
Messrs. Parson and Brown of MapI,
Grove. attended the institute at New
Hope Sunday.
J. n. Basket and family, Of Mexico
visited Nj. }. Carter and family las
week.
Ed. Drown and wife visited Mrs
browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jen
nings, Of Centralias Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-08-03

C~urreSpandgnce e ths Ledror.
RUsH HiLL. No, August 1.-0reen
a Casper shipped one car ioad Of
hogs 70 81. Louis Friday.
ToFberf a Feutx shipped two car
loads Of oats within the past week 70
St. Louis.
J.. P. Harper has the contract ios
repairing the Bsagies school house,
also q residence for o. =. Hafner.
The ladies Of the Christian church
viii give an ice cream supper on the
evening OF August u at the residencs
Of Sol Fox. There win also be SPEAK
ing and music- The proceeds 60 "a
the benefit Of the church.
John Pike, Of Clapper, ri here
Sunday.
Mrs. Reusch and son, Willie, have
returned to their home In WellsvIile
Mn. 3. Hughes, Of Mexico. vas In
our city Monday.
q. Hnssman, Of ST. Charles, was ii
this vicinity Monday looking sftei
business interests.
We are glad to know that Mexico i
going 20 have q regular old-time FAN
again this year. We see no reascE
Why IL should not be as good, If no
better than ever before. Many from
here VIII attend.