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to assume that the Cubans are capable of
reaching conclusions as to the kind of self
government which best suits them without
advice suggestion from him. His duty
is to carry out the mandate of Congress to
the end that peace. with all that peace
means to the people, shall prevail in Cuba
The first step toward peace was to clear
STain out of the island. The second step
was to institute a temporary means of adj
ministration. The third step Is now about
to be taken, to enumerate and classify the
population to make ready for the fourth
step, the preparation of scheme of gov
eminent and its submission to the people
The Cubans may eventually decide to
choose the form and degree of self-govern-
ment which would be afforded by making
Cuba part of the United States. There Is
nothing of permanent prohibition in the
declaration of Congress to prevent such
choice, and it is probable that Congress
and the executive would welcome such
proposition were it made in the name of a
substantial and stable majority of it's peo-
pie 1t may readily be believed that the
strictly impartial course pursued by the
President in carrying out the intervention
resolutions of Congress will incidentally
foster the annexation sentiment more sure
ly than would any suggestion that the gov
eminent of the United States is working
now in Cuba toward that end.
Such guarantees of good faith as this
proclamation by the President, therefore,
may ultimately prove to be strong ties
drawing Cuba toward this body polite.
Such annexation sentiment as may now
exist might speedily be dissipated by any
premature advances, however slight in
their violation of the spirit of the congress
ional declaration. The Cubans are quick
to resent coercion. and the best sort of
progress toward satisfactory relations be-
tween the island and the continent Is in
sured by just such policies as that now
pursued by President Mckinley.
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Trunk Dept.
$7.75
Instead of $40.

Best of Trunks. with burglar
proof rivets, locks and bolts.
And note the reinforced valance
linen lining, extra tray, etc.
G A instead of IS for 15-inch Genuine ALI
gator Travelling Bags. 30 for those
made In imitation of them.
ST. so instead of s22s for Best English
Canvas Extension Cases. leather
bound. Extra size-22 inches.
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Lace Curtain Dept.
zoe
Instead of S1.5O.

The maker closed out his sur
plus 1899 stock. You get Brus-
sells effect lace curtains, 90 inch
es wide, 81 yards long, at only
79c. pair.
SD so instead of ss.ss pair for Real
Brussels Lace Curtains and like
aesnrdly little prices for cheaper and more
expensive Curtains
Zoe instead of 81 for best Curtain
Stretchers, 6x12 feet. Fitted with
steel pins, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-01

Ten thousand cakes of SC and
1oc Soaps bought and offered
cheap, only because the maker
is to introduce new shape and
wrapper for the autumn.
22- for Sanitol Tooth Wash, Pozzoni's
Complexion Powder, Onzyn Balm and
other SOC preparations.
1 IN, ounce tomorrow for WOoiworth's
New PeFfumes-MeIba Violet Amer
lean Rose. Carnation Pink. And 19c Tooth
Brushes for Zoe. And 19c Talcum Powder
for 10c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-01
ChinaWare Dept.
ST. 90
Instead of So. so.

Choice of English Porcelain
Tea Sets. decorated in various
colors, So pieces, for only SI.o8.
81 Ed0 for the wcll-known $40 American
Porcelain Dinner and Tea Sets
OF 100 pieces. Why not save 81. 30 tomor-
row?
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se1-60d

VIM. iii. McKnew, 1888 Pa. Av
se1-6Od
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

ADVERTISING o1ns hour a tbs Post -intsl-
nosncw bs,sinss szaes: Daily, . =; until II 2.
n eunAay hnars. cpen - q ~ Until 10 y -
CIasstAsd advsstisrsents for tnsegtion foilevine
mosnins viii BE- rereivsA up 10 ID - p. |. Adsef-
sisemanfs andes classified headings VII b inseSs-
"a q ths fafe n cent word eseh tassrtton Fay
mont aiwsys in sdsanas. No advertisements rsestv-
"a for tess than = ceutn-
J. a Mctslsi.n and o B. Leomt. CITY
collectors are J. A. CatheArt. r. T. HawleJ.
Eusese Mccarthy, g. n MCGOWAN. C. n Staten
en4 H. A. Willis Postmastess svssywhere are our
aeents Pas uones only to these and 10 our resi-
deni agents in the vsrsons c4tiss and towns d the
ADvERTlsERa --C Changes for advsstisement: Ia
aAs Sunday Pcsf-InteIlgenrer must be Furnished ny
] orleck saturday Advertisements will b recsav-
"a st branch osaces Of the Post-Intsitscnces.
TACOMA HUREAu.-So I'm PAetne avenue e
u. Fail
oLYMpfA.--si1s Main street q. G. winsssnlsy.
ogent.
EyERETT-P, X. Lsvts.
SPOKANE --brAneh cfRes, room IL, Woiverscu
bloch corner Riverside and Mil tsisphens "a J.
o. Peterson, Manager
pURT TOwNsEND~-wilian 4. PfeiAss.
HELLINGHAM BAY.-New Whstccm. TAfkM
Ellis. Manager
vIsToRIA. n c-Fraak canphcll
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

ne following dssds wsse eied IN ths auditors
once yetertAy:
p Bxfsissor. Im Is. Blk Sc, Gilman Park. June -.
SO
ana Euua X 0sassow. nxID fest d lot !. bill 4.
d ~ Craze Add. jana n. g. g.
J. A. Ksfaoex Ct IN 80 Lena G. Gfftman. loe =,
blu -. Squire PAxk Add. July .; -.
AdmT and trustees under vil Of Hprsfio Hath
say Ellen r. Hathaway, 70 John Ne2aateF. toe =
~ N. R<ntnn HllI. Jurs n: GA
6uueAs jacobsen II 10 North AHeriean Trust
c., = II nws. SEE Is. .. 3 B. srcsp< nght q
uAy. Nsy l. Hss: u
deoss~ " Auss. trustee for Clxr. ~ CLAYTON and
Msswaret A. Rn9an. to August Zaxr. lot I. blk 2.
Cuinn Add. July 10: $50
u B Fowler Il an. u T. n PAssoDx. tnts .. ..
~ IS u.s. r. biz 10. Byruu Add. Jnae q. s2fa
sheriff 20 seu England Northwestern Investment
Co lot II, bib H. East Lxke Add. june =;
ei.8IG
Admrx Of John n. Magic 70 WIN. nsiixict. lot
II blu a, Nasfs's Second Add. June g. $50
ssssfis : Rainier EsAeh B = Co % sestsis =
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FOR sALE-clrY REAL Estate.

FOR SALE-A s-room cottage, plastered
and painted: lot s5xiJi: corner. fruit
trees and outhousss: fine home: On 2stn
avenue. price $40. Four houses Of )
rooms each tot 61xi4: a good, prominent
business corner. income $50 a month: ow-
ing 10 illness property must be sold ugw
price g. 80 1-roorn modern house on zth
avenue: lot ss1iSt: price x2asl mod
ern houses on Broadway ear line, price
g. zoo - vacant lots at Green Lake 500
takes them 10 lots Lake Union second
addition; three blocks from car line
price SO. Two lots or Denny way and
each $3.50
For quick sales list your property with
Us. Morgan's Exchange. Toll Third ave-
uue.
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iaborers, drill rum
ners and helpers for G. n. tunnel. free
pass. fee 81. short order and second
cooks. $l2 week. sniper and rigging
singer. $40 and $k and board: camp
fiunky, IS: log II. r. graders. 81; cook
for very small boat. 80; marine engt-
neer; city boy. : miilwrights. 2.s0 and
board: brickyard man, H.50 and board:
pantrymans country hotel waiter, SIS
clear; l0-block sawyer. s.: r. r. rock
men. s.: camp blacksmith, $50; cook for
5 men. SO: popcorn boy. man and wife
on farm, 80. mill hanas. s. %. board 6oc:
mixers and farm hands near city. top
pay. wood yard ana blacksmith shop to
rent. furnished. single block sawyer,
4izc. cook for IL men. hay hands. 81 50
clear: greaser. 81. hay hands, farm and
mixers. 81 and rs day: city choreman.
30 clear. 2-horse teamster. H.75: mill
sefters. &2. boom man: night cook. IS;
city carpenters. Q.se. hours: city brick
wheelers and truckers. 81: sled loader.
rs. knee boilers. hotel hall boy: cut
on sawyer: yard man: lumber pliers and
mill rousfabouts, top pay: book agents,
$3.50 day: knot sawyers SC; <-horse
teamster. drag sawyer: wood and bolt
choppers. 81 cord. fine green timber:
hook tenders. barkers. and buckers, e. Is
and $50. land clearing: teams in city:
oyster opener. Cranes. les Washing.
ton street Phone. Black 81.
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NOTICE 10 CoN117c-'s'

BIDS WANTED.--As recelver ~
land certificate No. "a issasd
state of WashingtOn "a - 'SS1
Lake Washington WaxorvSS
which certificate Is to ne1se122ssx r
ment OF Nsi6a-36, with infeSSs z
al the rate OF per cent. 800 r.
from June Is. 1897. ana p
lots 8. Z. 3. 9. ID and II of SSsSSa
known and designated a r sS
titled Seattle Tide I.andlan
-, 1875. in the office az -
state Land Commino3on6r S
Washington. ss,s -
And also certificate M
the state of Washingto0 a. fi
ana Lake Washington W61nSS
pany, which certificate = 1S
payment Of E.52a06, With lnfSrs
al the rate OF per cant. ~ ~
June s, 1881. and Is q Hen 'uns1 r. ~
20 feet of lot I and lota 4
block $50. as known ana 49, S2S
said map g a 4 ID. a.
The lands covered hy - ~
are valuable lands situate r. nv
OF Seattle, Washington. ani {l25s
Gates are a safe and conYoSl4SS7
investment. - ss.zl.
I am directed to sell 49,
and VIII receive bids for ~ pas
or them at any time "a = 7s5
%. 1889, reserving the ri9hf
reject any and all hidA - 4 a..
Dated July &. 1ssQ
LOUIS D. CA1eDi1l
Receiver OF the Bowers o.
No sos Pacific avenue. rss,u
ington. Y 's@
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UCkLOCE--Tbs fanerai 81 Benlamfn Huriach WI
lake place this afternoon ~ O'Clock from hts
iste sussdwxxs sfz Main street. under the aazT4ees
~ Evesgzren Lodge No. q. A. o. Z. W. Inter
meu4. Lake Sjss eemetky,
CHKAsTy-In this xssy Ia1y 10. ~. Is is.s Fifth
svxuue NAsxaxss g. mother q Mrs WE len-
k1ns and M T. g. Caessty. ef heart failure.
ased - yessx.
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WANT ADS.

AAverttse0ents 0nAeP any
heaaiaw In elassi0ed celunns.
lc . word each insertion, sntn-
tman charge, 26c. CiaasiaeA
adsevtiseDents runniag ons
month without change Of copy.
ei.5O per ltne (sevea words
count 10 llael. On three
m0nths' order. e1-S6 per line
per msaths On six months' orr
der, ai.2O per liae per months
on yearly order. ~ per iins
ger month.
q 90 81
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AGENTS make 30 daily selling Neely's
thrilling photographs OF actual battle
scenes" Fighting In the Philippines. :"
100 vivid half-tone photographs, from
ManiR. 5xs inches. Our New Posses-
sions," the best collection OF 1eo photo
graphs of the Dewey Islands. Porto Rico
and Cuba. OUTFIT OF either album. In
GLIDING complete copy free for II cents
coin or stamps both albums for 70 cents
Order quick. avoiding unnecessary cor
respoBdence: money refunded II not sat-
tsfactory; albums must DE seen to be ap-
preciatsd. Six million books issued
yearly; catalogue free. Authors manu-
scripts promptly examined. F. TENNY-
son Nicely, Publisher, 80 Wabash av.,
Chicago. ia Fifth av.. New York.
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TO STEAMSHIP OWNrRn
OF the Dfstrict OF North w.
C.-Tenders will be received r.
derstgned Up to noon "a a. !
OF July next at the Munic1n
Room A. Inns OF Court Bun
ton street, Vancouver. =. C.. r. E
formance Of steam f0fry
tween Vancouver and NoF{h
for period Of three o. nve -
ers TO state the amount az r
Quired and the maximum raAo
and passage money which Nh
the public during the CONTINUES
service. Particulars must 16
the steamer to Be employed ~
vice. - 81
The lowest or any tender ne( -
accepted
WILLIAM q r.
CLERK Municlpoi E
North Vancouver Juna III r go
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UNITED STATES engineer 80
: land. Or. Nay s III olSto
for constructing Jerry. ete.
river. Oregon. Will b. receiv11 M
II noon, July e In and In
opened. Information q -
VIM. w. Harris. Captain go
UNITED STATES engineer -
land. Or. May 81 191o.-9ool1
for constructing jetties. 60,
river. Oregon, Will b recolseo -
- noon. July 8. is9e, ana -
opened. Information On o
VIM. w. Harris. CaptaiA =
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SEE OUR BARGAINS-Su gro
Gerry, with living rooms: will invoice
about $3.50; Is per cent. of for cash. rent
S.; nothing like 1t. Small manufacture
ing business for half what stock is
worth: 81 900 takes 1t. 26-foor sioop. IN
rooms. well furnished: rent $50: this is
a chance you can't afford TO overlook.
Confectionery and fruit stand. with liv-
ing rooms: rent SIS; lose in. Express
and wagons worth the price asked. Ho-
tel. ~ rooms elegantly furnished: best
location In city: N.s5o. Marker and
grocery, close in: $3.50 takes 1t. Grocery.
with living rooms, $3.50. Bridges & Co.,
723 New York building.
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OFFICE OF c. q. NJ. vfnccuvse :.
Wash. July 3, 1859. sealed pssg
triplicate, will be received hegs
o'clock A. m. August 4 -
opened. for furnishing forage -
al the several military poefy - j.
partment. for fiscal year 49,
1900. Information furniehea
right 10 reject or accept any q
posals or any part thefe0s
containing proposals SHOULD -
-" and addressed - undeeN s "a
w. Jacobs. G.. @. n. zxsS 8sf<
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waNrsp - rEMALn.

LADY, -, situation as companion or nurse
fer invalid. good family. X sS. care Post
rfetitxems~s.
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Personal.

ARTISTIC hairdreSsing scientific mani
curing. saclal massage. superfsuous hair
nsoiex and other hlenafsbes permanently
removed: scalp treatment a specially:
gray hair restored TO !;s natural color:
positively not a dye. hairwo-k; orna-
msnts and toilet articles Modern Toilet
Specially Company. -. 30 81 Downs
block. 20 Second ave: se.- Main sA
PEERLESS HAIR TrGOR cures dandrur
stops hair from falling and promotes a
luxuriant growth. gray hair restored 10
It's natural color BY scientific treatment
without the Use of dyes. Modern Toilet
Specially Co. = Downs block. 20 Second
avenue.
LADIES. Chichesters English Penny
royal Pills are the hsst. safe. reliable.
take no other. send sc. stamps, for rar-
ticniars. Relief for La iics," In letter
~ return mail At drueRtSts. (hicheo.
ter ChemioAf Ce. .rh2las6-. -
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
WE have cash customers for two corners
on first or second hill, not more than four
blocks from Madison street. must be
bargains: agents welcome. Kelsey,
Payne Armftage, 2GS~a Burke building.
WANTED TO REST--Ve if-improved
farm for poultry and stock: will pay
cash rent and buy stock. II any. Give
particulars and address T. o. Box 1889,
Seattle.
WANTEp-s5 10 ~ acres water front
property; within ~ miles of Seattle In
Gusre sfa New York block
WANTED-Foresr reserve land McEf-
vain. H.nckley block
wAsTED-TiMBER LANDS.
WANTED-Timosr and farming claims in
Ciaiiam and jefferson counties A. New
York block.
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IN the DtStf1C1 CouII Oh 1n0 IL
for the District Of WasAin0o
Ferguson q Taylor, bantruplo Il
To the creditors Of David IuU
Charles A. Taylor. individually, e.
partners. compOsfng the hrm r.
4 Taylor. and TO al others lNe
the estate OF said bankrslpls q Il
Of either OF said hankruptD: s
Notice IL hereby given thai -
named bankrupts. individually ~
partners composing the arm
q Taylor. have duly 1led the1
asking to be DISCHARGED and th6f
ing thereon. by order o. The
had on the 9th day Of yuly. e.
said court at Seattle IN 1Ald
O'Clock. In the forenoon. ana
time and place al creditors q
rupts and all other pefs0ns mtN
appear and show cause. Is any
why the prayer Of said petttioDa
not be granted. ., lsss
Dated QaaftlN Waah Yu1v <s
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LODGE NOTlCEa
A. O. L. w. Evergreen Lodge, No a.
Officers and members. and all members
Of the order, are hereby notified 10 meet
~ the ledgeroou, Pioneer building. on
Tuesday. July fith. at ! p IN. sharp. 20
attend the funeral ~ Brother II. Herlock
II. j, CONWAY. II. ".
r.. r EARRAS. Rec.
~ - -
ARCANA LODGE s.. r. and A. NJ. meets
second and fourth Mondays each month
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HtRERNfANS af Seattle VII give grand
excursion aud p.cnic 10 Pleasant beach
Sunday. July ID. iSsa The large and cam
nso5iaus sieanser George r. Starr ssaves
Central dock al a. IN. and L. n u m.
returning AT y Al. and T. IN. All kin8s
Of athletic sports on grounSs. Dancing ia
pavilion all day. Music IN Pref leu
hens orchestra, A pleasant time assured
to all.
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LADY agents wanted 90 show aa article
Indispensable 10 their married friends
Gail to y. m. ar address Agency
lewis Chemical Company. room s Sho-
rev hoUse. Columbia street
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FOR SALE-Lodging house. rooms. $40:
board. $50; 9 rooms. hoard. $500: 10
rooms 81 900; Is rooms. $i,2o0; IA rooms,
$50; IS rooms. 500: "a rooms. &22s: II
rooms $50: u rooms $3.50: 50 rooms. ST.
800; 30 rooms. $1,000: . rooms. 1850; SIS
rooms, 5000; Al rooms, 1880. Grocery
stores. 500, $780, $1,000. 1890. $1,000 and
$4,000. Restaurant, center OF city, very
wants offer: cigar stands, SIS. $3.50, $3.50.
$3.50 and $a50O Saloons, oyster, fruit
and vegetable stands at your own prices.
Call and look over our bargains. Nor
gan's Exchange. 101l Third avenue.
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WANTED for general haySs agvk
ssassSi wages ABBY isaa fsesaaoas avrs~
ss-> between Pike aud linton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-27
M|LLER'S DUPES
Still Believe He Will Return
and Settle Claims.
Hundreds Of Drafts in Banks to COL
lect Dividends Due.
Police Looking for Miller and LesIi. Who Are
Still at Large.

New York. Nov. 26-Wm. +. Miller
and his secretary and chief bookkeep-
er, Cecil Leslie. of the Franklin Syn
dictate. the 10 per cent. n week concern
Of IA Floyd street. Brooklyn. have
not yet been arrested.
The extensive operations Of the
Franklin Syndicate and the exhaustless
credulity of the American people are
shown by the number Of dividend
drafts which are held by the different
city banks. These drafts were sent
through the mails BY Miller to sub
scribcrs living At distant points and
they deposited them in their local
banks for collection. The local banks
in turn sent them to the New York
banks. which act as their agents here.
These drafts arrived. Saturday. Many
more are expected, this week. As the
syndicate has assigned. the drafts Will
oe returned t. their dupes. The Ma
tionaI City Bank alone has about 200
Of the drafts Sent here by banks in
Allegheny. Pa; Portland. Ne; Elsie.
Ill: Armenia. y. Y: Grand Lodge,
Mich: F'itchburs. Mass: Wheeling. w.
Va: Eliza beth. y. J. and two score Of
other towns The Nassau National
Bank ana the Mechanics Bank also
have Miller's drafts sent to them from
out Of town.
The police say they have spread
drag net for Miller. which they also
say will bring tn" missing head of the
Franklin Syndicate to prison before
long. Although at police headquarters
il il believed h. is in hiding i'll Or close
az ~.
taken t. place him in custody no mat
tar where he turns up. The chiefs of
polio" of every city in this country and
Canada have been asked to look ont
for him and detailed descriptions have
been telcGrarhel u them. The chiefs
Of police at all ports in Great Britain
ana the continent visited by steamers
sailing from New York have also been
cabled To arrest Miller should he bob
IN on the other side.
1t is not believed that Miller got
away on any Of the steamers which
sailed from here Saturday, rs each
Was care fully watch by central office
men. Detectives have also been post
ed at all Of the principal railroad sta
tions but it is acknowledged that it is
comparatively easy for a shrcWd man
to get out of the city on train, even
when the police are looking for him.
The BROOKLYN detectives still Keep up
their search for Miller. today, and his
many dupes all over the eastern dis
trict. walked the streets or collected on
the corners and talked and waited and
hoped.
Nowhere was there any denuncia-
,inn of the vanished Miller His vic
Tins were one and all looking fnrWarI
to the day when they expect him to
rcappear ana pay all claims.
capt. Lees and a squad went through
the Franklin Syndicate building from
cellar to garnet and took away all the
check books. ledgers. typeWriters, pa
pers and memoranda of every nature.
No more cash was found.
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INSANE MEMS ACTS.
Horace Parkman Has De-
teCtiveS at Work on Case"
Henry Graves, Lewiston, Murder
ousIy Assaults Niece.
Hardly Realizes His set-About Even Chances
for Her Recovery.

SkoWhtctn Me. Nov. 26.-(Specian.
T~o,,,1as ora ,,,ultinlvins, with Horace
i pa,l,,,or who is in i,iI a,v,i,ipa
~. ..i., -, ,,,. a,,.,,,,, n ,o,tin ara
% me buildings 81 Gen. H. :. Shcp-
hard The latest trouble Il The attach
ment placed on ms cottage by l.. y.
Merrill. who intends bringing Il civil
suit against Parkman to recover for
the damage which il is alleged Park
man did to COL Shephard's cottage.
parkma0 /. sim in I'M ana chofas m
aar Mo confinement alrbu,ub IL II
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-27
ASSAULTED WITH A PLATE.
Alberta Graves injured. Perhaps Fatally. b!
Her Uncle Henry 3. Graves.

Lewiston. Mr. Nov. 26.-1n 4 sudden
I'll If insanity, Henry =. G'aEts Az
-aulted his niece, Miss Alberta Graves.
with plate as she WIS eating her
breakfast at her home at 4$ Bates
street, Saturday morning. Mr.. Graves
is 81 years old ana his niece u.
As the result Of injuries received
Miss Graves lies III the Central Maine
general hospital. with rather less than
even chances of recovery. Nj. Graves
is in thu bands of the authorities. but
even Yet has not sufficiently recovered
from the tit Of insanity to realize what
he has done.
The household Was made " If tn
three. MI Graves. his daughter ana his
niece. The iatter's parents are dead.
For more than year sha has mad
her home with her uncle.