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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-26

COUNTY or OXFORD
To oSaTHAN BARTLETT. DR..
ise.
June /, 2, s. to days nj Rumfori on petit
ton % John A. Decker e ais, ~
To loo miles travel for same, 500
June s, 8, !, ., to 4 days inspecting roads
In unincorporatsd townships. 10 on
To rs miles travel for same. 10 oo
June 10, -, 70 days nc Lowell on petition
Of J. l.. Parker ct ais, 300
To Is miles travel for same. eco
June q, -, q. to days At Bethel on peti-
ton OF u. W. kimbali ct ais, ~
To 90 miles travel for same, 80
July II, To day st Paris adjourned session. 30
To 20 miles travel for same, $50
Aug. ., 10 days 1t Paris adjourned session, y
To 20 miles travel for same. 50
Sept s, Z. 70 days st Paris regular session, ~
To 20 miles travel for same. so
e7s&o
South Paris. Sept. I. 1859.
JONATHAN BARTLETT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-26

Having audite,. and examined the foregoing
accounts. We cersify that We allow thereon the
following sums respectively:
To Geo. w Ridlon, ~ 0t
To John NJ. Philbrook, 81 W
To Jonathan Bartlett, - 70
JOHN 8. HARLOW, County Attorney.
CHARLES y. WHITMAN, Clerk s. j. Court.
A true copy-attest:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-26
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. So.
Sept. 7. 1893.
Personally appeared the above named Geo. W.
Ridlon, John N. Philbrpok and Jonathan Bartlett
and severally made oath that the foregoing &C
counts by them subscribed Are true.
Before me,
CHARLES y. WHITMAN,
Clerk Sup. Jud. Court
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-26

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interest In her housewofk-- ,
When the least exegtiou tires her
When her back aches constantly-
her head troubles hes-limbs pain.
and she feels generally miserable. it's
q pretty sure Indication that her kid
ueys are NOT doing their duty.
That bsckache b simply kidney
ache -
The poison the kidneys should take
out Of the blood Is left In, and II breed
Ing Ill sorts Of dire disease
But you can stop it,
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their duty.
Rad what one grateful woman has
to say about II.
Mrs.. s. Lake, professional nurse.
residing at 50 Temple street. Nashua
N. H., says:
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spring Of ls9o To testify to the wondeftui
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hut know uf mary offers IN Nashua who
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Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. price so cents. Mailed oy
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y,
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02
cousin, Mrs. John Fletcher Egeton.

Mrs. Hasscll of New York. will sing
at the Sacred Heart Chapel this MORN
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Converse d. Marsh. Of
New York, have been spending few
days at the Chamberiin Hotel.
The oDcra la Belle Helene" which
was given at the academy of Music
last evening. was quite q social event.
ana Notwithstanding the day belng
Holy Saturday. quite a large audience
greeted this magnificent performance.
Quite number of the little friends
of Miss Minnie Fuigham were invited
to her birthday party Friday afternoon.
ana enjoyed the hours between until :
o'clock TO lis fullest extent. Games
We're INDUCED in and happily aid the
minutes fly until they We're all invited
into the dining-room. where the table
was spread with such dainties which
best please childish hearts. IN the CEN
ter of the table was n mound OF fruit
and on each end was placed n bowl of
hyacinths. cake with nine candles
was an important feature. Miss Fu!r-
ham received many pretty presents ana
the Pilot tenders it's con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. Harry Lee Lowenberg gave an
egg hunt on Tuesday to the email
friends of her son. The party took place
at the home of Mrs. Lowonbers in
Client and was an enjoyable occasion
for the little ones. y tailless donkey
was an important feature and pretty
prizes We're given. Each child was pre-
sented with a basket of candy as a SOU
Nenir of the occasion.
Yesterday being "All Fools Day" the
usual number OF nranks We're played
upon the unwary and unsuspectlag.
The Portsmouth Cotillon Club will
give their Easter dance on Tuesday
evening at kim Hall. This german
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02
made with the Ocean View railroad to
run a boat back from Old Point at 10:

made with the Ocean View railroad to
run a boat back from Old Point at 10:
l.. IN.
The comic opera "Prinscilla," which
isspromised for Tuesday, April 18th.
bids fair TO eclipse anything OF the kind
ever given in Norfolk. The cast is com
posed Of some of the finest singers ana
actors among our amateurs and tho
chorus is magnificent in volume and
beauty and rendition. The following Ia
dies and gentlemen comprise the cast:
Priscilla. ....... Mrs. Stephen Pattie
designation. 49,. Miss Bessie Williams
Barbara. Miss S. Kindred Williams
Faith. ........ ........Miss Alice Oliver
Prudence. ....... Miss Martha Porter
Niyles Standish. MIR. w. O. Hazard
John Alden..... MIR. John Lawrence
Gov. Bradford. Mr.. James Dunbar
Hatebad Higgins. Mr.. ]. y. Anderson
These names are q guarantee of the
aucccs which most assuredly will at
tend its presentation.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Hassel of New
York. are the guests of Mrs. Golibart,
in Butte street. Mrs. Hassell was for
merly Miss Mary O'Bran. of Chatta-
nooga, and has made many friends dur
ing her recent visits to her sister, in
Norfolk.
mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Louis Sandoy have
arrived safely in San Juan, Porto Rico.
where Mr.. Sandoy joined the Panther,
to which he had been ordered.
Mrs. NJ. w. Mason has returned from
Boston with her daughter. Miss Nellie,
VINO has been very ill for the past
month. They are spending some time
ct the Hygea Hotel. Old Point Comfort
Misses Mary Lou and Alice Herbert
are spending the Easter holidays at
their home, at Broad Creek.
Miss Lillian Fales has returned to
her home, in Gloucester county. after
spending several months with her
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

Monday we piocc on sale two new
numbers IN Meas White Unlaundcrsd
Shirts. enc closed basom, Open back.
the other cpcn front AID baci;, our: l:iicn
bosom back and front, made out Of
Wansu,ia cotton, double stitched seams,
yoke shoulders, extra strong sussc,s,
hand MADE cytlet holes. all sleeve
lcns Ii guaranteed. You cannot bay
4 better sli,t ii you pay SIPS riece for
them. Gail and eXlninc this shirt.
Price Soc.
Oul-of-town ordcrs promptly filled.
MEMS HOSIERY IRON GER
MANY Spring inpot,atons OF Mems
Half iiosc has just arrived from Ger
many. You'll thinl, !hat inc German
hosiery makers are w:zatds when you
see the great array Of new and OIL -oi-thc-
Ordinary styles. Certainly this gathcr-
ing is one Of absorbing interest and no
man can afford 70 miss seeing Il.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

day evening ut her home in Freemason
street Games Were INDUCED i'm and de-
Nghtful refreshments served. The even
ing passed pleasantly. as is always the
case with the meetings of this club.
The Wednesday Literary Club will
meet during April. with Mrs. Helen
Martin Brown, of York street.
The Norfolk Art League has invita-.
tons out for a most delightful talk on
"Cathedrals l Have Visited" by Miss
Mary Beale. whose studies in Eprope
have especially fitted her for entertain
ing talks on this ana similar themes.
This Will occur Friday. at the Art
League room. at AGO o'clock.
Miss Eva Lancaster. OF Baltimore,
Md. is visiting Mrs. T. Wilkinson. Jr..
on Grace street.
Miss Mary FIenming. OF Suffolk. Va.
j. spending the Easter holidays with
Miss Grace Moore. OF razewell street.
Miss Mary a. Veale, of New York.
has just returned from a three months
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02
The Smart Set.

Are wearing swallows instead Of lovers
Knots. and we have them. Our ready
made suits are the latest cut and we
order them to Your measure. Bemem-
Der, the alterations are by man tailor.
Inc pattern hats are said TO be the
prettiest in thc city.
And there never were handsorner
peiticoats displayed here.
we DO accordean plating pinlllng
and make buttons.
ARTHER MORRIS.
VIZ Columbia Building. Up Elevator.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

~ sos. tcau'iful ranges CT Fancy
Stripes. high Standing collar, link ertfs,
light ana dark colo:s, Sc each.
nc solid colors arc beauties light
bluc, oink, lavender and navy bluc
round point collars, lini; cuffs. three rows
OF handsome Inserting across the front;
75c each.
I'h. Waists at Si.Oo are made Of fine
Quality fercalt, and the patterns arc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02
SHIRT WAS IS

SIIIRT WAISTS-Thc RECITATION Of our Shrt
Waist Department is growing every day. Or early
patrons are bringing customers right along-i
takes 1llerit to accomplish this.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

Narrow SHRED Ritbons in all shat'es.
SC yard.
No. 3 SHRED and Fringcd Ribbons,
all colors, Il yard.
Satin Kibtcns, in al colors, Sc ya,d'
45c piece.
Satin Ribtons, No. ", in black and
white, &c yard: Soc piece.
The new Corded Belt. Sash and Neck
Ribbcns, in plaids and ali the colorings
in stripes, 35o, 39e, 4ec, SOC, o9e and 75c
yard.
~ inches wide double faced Satin
i>bbons. the lest quality sold, in blacl,
and white and every conceivable color,
42c yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

stay in Porto Eico. ana is now visiting
her uncle. Mr.. Samuel c. Phillips
corner Bramblcton and Reservoir ave
nues.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

SlLKS-We are making every effort to meet the in
cfeaS'ng demands OF customers in this department
and we Want more Of yoa to swell the throng. siJR
WaS or costume will be as necessary after as before
EAo ES number Of new things arrived this week
he prices will not depete your pooketbook
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

Special for Monday,-IIaake's Paper
cut up in a neat box, sold for 25c., to 80
Tor 1oc. Blue, pinl, and white.
Star Linen and Snow Flake Linen.
the two best papers sold in Norfolk.
They come IN three sizes, Blue OF white.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02
Miller, Rhoads 8 Co.

ayemu nMpunbs
than ucodd
t
gk derscme Theexdsve
uhtoweth orhon
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

PARASOLS Everything tina. is styiiss
and beautiful in ParasoIs will Be shown
here to-morrow-the newest and most de-
slra6le OF all the Parasols showr, this season.
Come and see them. You'll be delighted
with the low prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

TIE STATIONERY
increasing in popularity al II,
adding new styles and coIors.
don't bay,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENT is aqlow with AT
the new Spring Riobon splendor Ribbons for making
those fascinating Ties-Ribbons for stirring and ali
trimming purposes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

Mothers, wives and sisters also OK
Fceted TO come.
Al lle. a rair.-Black and Bluc
Seamless Polka Dot Halt Fosc.
At l2}.c. 4 pair.-lmrortcd Fancy
Halt Hose, worth 25c a pair.
AT I3c p1ir.-Men's Plain Black or
an imported Half Hose. double sole
and heels, worth 25c a pair.
AT 25c. \ air.-Inportcd Black Isle
bread SPLIT Sole Half Hose. light an!
cool for summer.
at soc. Imported Black Lislc
Thread, with red, white or bloc vertical
strices.
Coiorsd Shirts. y With two collars and
cults separate to match, IN mems and
boys, for sos, worth eec.
Colored Shirts With pair separate
euils to match, 39c., worth sos boys
or men.
Special Sock Offer Our lo-ccnt Socks
Monday 4 pairs for 25c.-tans or blacks.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

The last Of the series of germans
which have been in progress Mt the
Chambcrin Hotel. ut Old l,o!nt. this
winter, will take place on Tuesday
evening. The steamer Worden Will
leave at o'clock. These dances have
proved most delightful occasions and
much credit is due Mr.. X. Worthy
Smith for the great success they have
been.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

signs on and some with lace edges. some
with insertion in each corner. These 10
be sold for SC each.
Fine grade of Irish Linen, soft bleach
Hcmstitched Handkcrchieis in 3 dilfer-
cnt width hens, to be sold for Zoe each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

IAIIV - CINLNJINDET<ED Silk 8 here are
no disappointed ones among the patrons that now talk
ing advantage OF the nlachess bargains offered in or
Gents Furnishing department. Come and Judge for
yourself.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

those wide stylish stripes; all styles col
lars; SLIGO each.
P;quc Waisls with ali color polka dots,
high round point collars, link cuffs, fuli
clorsc front. SIPS each.
nc hanisomost White Waists in tao
city are to bc found here: insertion and
tucked front and back. The Lawn ones
arc $500 ana SIPS. The Linen ones
arc S2.25 and S2.32.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

S'a'ionsr's Price, 25e; our price. t5c
pound.
Envelopes Of alll,inds ana sizes, cream
or white, IS for Sc.
Visiting Cards, ice pack.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

3'5 inches wide double faced Satin
Eibbons. Black and white and all shades,
Csc yard.
inch wide double faced Satin Rib
bons, in black and white and all sh AIDES,
I0c yard.
We have every shade and width In
MORE and Plain Taifc,a Ribbons at the
lowest prices
Single faced Satin Ribbons. in all
colors and widths, from Sc to soc yard.
Black Elastic Beliincs at SOC and e9c
yard.
Velvet Betting, splendid quality, 25c
yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

The Princeton and Johns Hopkins
Glee Clubs gave q concert at
the Chamheriin Hotel last night,
which was greatly enjoyed by the large
audience which greeted them. quite a
number of Norfolk people Went to Old
Point for this musical treat. aud We're
well repaid. After the concert dancing
held sway until Il late hour The mem
bers OF this club will spend Easter at
the Chambcrlin.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

Es Ez@Tz }z G-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

Tho Senior German Club viii give The
last dance Of the season at the Monte
fore Hall on Friday evening. This BE-
ing the Easter german. it Will be- an
unusually larSe ana elegant affair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

The Misses serpcll invited few of
their friends to their home. on Duke
street, Saturday evening to meet Hiss
Miles, of Frankfort, Ky. Fan-tan was
INDUCED in until n late hour. this
fascinating game holding sway. when
refreshments of u tempting and delcc-
table nature were partaken' Of.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

HERE is fashions fairest fabrics of
Miller, Rhoads &c Co.'s depcndable charac-
ter-made 10 meet the demands of those
who admire quality, intrinsic worth and
service giving attributes. Look all Norfolk
over and you will find no stock equal to
ours.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

The Bayard Reaches Neah Hay After
Hard VOYAGE ef Thirty Days.

The sailing schooner Thomas F. Bayard
Capt George W Torfsy, octoper ~ FIN BIN
OF her Passengers reached Seattle yesteI-
d. via the steamer Alice Gertrude. wnich
they boarded Monday night Ak Mean hss.
They are C. c. Irvine British Coiumbia'
coll Murray and William tanning Abef-
deem. Wash: n. T. Corey, Westport. Va.
and Cornelius Oconnor., ssa1sas CITY. Mo
Thirty-four people insluding me rev,
remain aboard the EAyarS. which is trying
to beat her way down under adverse
ard reach Neah bay iast Sunday morn
.na after an effort iaEtlng three days
and unless far mere favoraole weather is
encountered those who left the vessel say
that il will take har at least week TO get
to Seattle
and again TO employ the services of tug.
even after the passengers had volunteered
10 defray half Of the expense. Corey. Muir
ray and tanning also charge that ne tired
to prevent taefn. SIS veal as other passen-
gers from leaving she Bayard at Mean
Raw by refusing them the use OF the ship
boat. Tire vessel was nj anchor some ais
sance out. and The I'VE passengers WHO
left her DID SO In the hfeboat Of another
vessel q, anehg< nearby. Once ashore. they
returned and Iot their baggage.
The neyard ros sss 's sbs .ar iFa ,o
ard on e!her occasions shipped seas which
the passengers say threatened TO swamp
the schooner. She ran out Of oil. and Tor
sailed through pitch darkness without side
lights Tbs captain. they state, sought to
sseer her Through Tnsnaak pass, but that
contrary winds drove her through the Yak
ptan a very narrow passage, and that she
came near being dashed 70 pieces against
toe rocks.
After the Bayardl had gotten Well TO sen.
Cerey and his companions say, tire pas
sengers much Of the time had 10 cook
t5atir cwn isNod
The Rayerd = passengers are reported 70
have more or less rnCncy. many OF them
SEA and 81 oss worth ~ native gold each.
Those froui CsoIovin hay say that district
for the mount Of werk done. showed up
weIi iAe psEt season.
Tansirg Corey ard Murray own eleven
Gains or Buster enc OF the most rrunass-
tag creeks IN the Cape Nome district. Aft
~ locating one each they succeeded In
purchasing eight others On the same
s.Tearn.
we are satisfied" Corey said. that
ts@y contain pay raid ard Il In our pur-
Izsse "a r@sayn 10 the district Ia the spring
fEe triad the kiofsdise ard were fs.Tiy
Ssscee sxfai. hut concluded 10 take a look
a: Care Meme. where we landed September
T. Bat for the fac< that @s had some In
sae Information VS. would perhaps net
have found any anoccEsgSeSl ground. as
ra4riy ever tDiag IS located about Cape
Nsuze, "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

Winona. Mimi. dealers in Pacific Coast
lumber:
We are just I'm receipt OF kilograms
from various sources on the Coast inform
ing us that the manufacturers meeting has
ordered general shutdown or November
II. that the mills are all acting in good
faith ana are going 10 uphold prices of
81 30 for cheers and si.a for ex.ras
They ask the support of the Eastern
dealers. snG have spared no pains 10 stop
the Seattle priee-cutters from securing
stock. II strikes us that the Eastern hand
iers of Coas. products are a unit for MAN.
tanning prices In existence before cut lists
were lssped, and that We ought to lend
ali the support I'm our power 10 assist tha
mills at this time.
we think a meeting should be called
without delay, that We may work 10 better
advantage. Heretofore Al all cur meetings
the thorn IL the flesh has been. wha. to
DO with priee-cutting firms on tins Pacific
coast. The stand that the Mills have taxi
Ell In refusing 10 furnish cars clears the
atmos phere 10 such an extent that we can
name our prices and secure the same. hav-
ing them in accord with prices named by
the mills
we are locking for Il his demand dur
ing the winter, and think we ought to not
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Ncrthsrr Pacific has placed order fer 5a
fat with is Tacoma shcrs-
Pfesiden, Meisn left 81 Paul yesterday 20 at
tsrd the regular naasthly meeting Of Northsvn Pa
eiao directors in New York
The Northern Pacific reports tie location es 30
Scandinavian Immigrants In Minnesota, North pa-
kota and Montsua within The past week
Allan carasron assistant general freight ssen. ~
THE Canadian Pacific AZ Vancouver. arrived Ia the
city yesterday psssnug. ard viii remain few DAYS
rneai sdsiee~ state that there 1900 freight
ears belonging Western Nass standing on Chicago
siiesTasks awaiting be pnioaded Tisy have seea
accusauistiug fss thirty days past.
J W Sgsscrr chief tFanscsntiasntsi tGspGrtor -
freight wssh headquarters st SAP Ffanetso. arrived
YESTERDAY and "a leasins into eighs shipments ffn
This ,~fat Ny s,ienesfs business Is 20 see that
no siclAaon - tire interstate commerce laws -
,aade and "a settle st questions Disputes kgssias
aisasag Cu2st f-~sght departments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

soon or late, when the stomach and di.
gestire and uatritiye system begin TO
fail. II r',st be so. Food is the boiy's
life. But food f,iust be diges.ed, before
it can rour1sh the body. Il Is not what
we eat bu; wha, we diges, that feeds us.
Don't neglect the FIRST warnings Of stom-
aefi trouble. The timely use OF DR..
fierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which is medicine for the cure of dis
eases OF the stomach and organs OF di-
gestion and nutrition will III ssinety-eigt,
cases cut OF A hundred ressl. in a per
rIisnent cure. The percentage of cures
is based on actual figures and facts. re
corded in tie treatment OF hundreds Of
thousands OF SICK people T'f,. Disccv.
cry airass helps. II simast siagyg
cures.
81 trcsAi-i with indsSsssscn fee asosa: sv~o
years writes Wa hn~ker ESQ 81 rasiaersa
fstSs c. isSassa- II tried 81 atrey4t dr<xcxx a1A
resneSiies Bat 90 40 avail until ~rose 20 YEA
,aiG "a nav sscrusrh saS lsss SIDE sna sk<aash.
thss II ~cua4 XII View ara ali hight
can Do my wayx ace wSfsoEf pain agaA sory
haze fhat tired feeling tass xz-d 10 have Five
basties 81 Dr. FacFee CsSsder lsssiSs. Dl.cu~crv
and two vxaIs of hss FIe&saas pelte.s cared
nae
The Peoples Common Sense Mesiica,
Adviser, containing fn,s pages, szsi over
zoo illSssrafioas Is s<ws f,se. on receir.
Of stamps 10 cover EXPENSE Of mailing
esls. Send II one-ceas stamps for sx.
pcnse q mailing cloth bouna voiazae as
shown above, OK ii stamps :cT the sa.re
book IN paper covers. Address Doctor
4. Y. Pierce. Buffalo, \. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

Of Attempting to Kill Mack
MILLER.

Peter Fiertaa. who was arrested az All
burn on October 2. on the charge OF stab
bing Mack Miller was brought before
Judge Cana yesterday ard aFraigueA en-
4 complaint accusing him OF assault with
Intent TO esiunYit murder. He waived pre-
nu.snary examination. and was bound over
to the superior court in the SGns az 1900.
The stasatrC ARRAY created Il Hurry at
Auburn TIE ataFy tod by Miller IS that
EJ1riAa went 10 a hoAse whSsss Only o<Ncli-
,.ant al 1n. time was Alice Wonscks. ard
luxafted her she screamed and Miller.
who was in the harm. ran II her assist
aney Naeu Florida saw Miller, the lat
tor stst~ns he grabbed a butcher knife
and stabbed him. Hath uasu we're esHa,cy-
s>f on she Palmer cutoff
Miller has been confined ia Prov i snce
hospital since the alleged staobing ee-
eurre~a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15
DAMAGE SUIT SETTLED.
John Rrown. of Arlington. Asks for
n Dismissal.

The 81 esl damage sait brought ny john
Brown against the Seattle a. international
Railway Company has fsseH settled Sais II
court brown alea a fnotsen 20 dismiss
Yesterday Afternoon without costs 10 ettae~
er rsarty stating IN an AFFIDAVIT tAas RS
had received satisfaction 1as terms So
the settlement are Rot asade pGelic-
Brow. was injured Al railroad cToss~
gnx alsstst three miles fr1sn Arlington. Al
suss "a IsSN lie claims that the engineer
failed % give warning, AMI fhai Il was
fnagses sst3e - get est % the wsy II tifns
"a ave.a ~ collision We sAs ;isroNa
Yrsyya his wagon, ana AGSeri!nr - n.s
complaint. vas tsrrtely hSatse~. ard has-
ssrN5