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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
! DE EK IN SOCIETY
sgVBat1fh lad les are Preparing for
Visitors tosthe Fair.
AEreti ~ hLlsi ren's Party fnsaonor of
irt6dny ~, tortn,ned at ihe
nt rys q nb ainrrinse AM
IlSsI sni ents q Pers onal II cntton.

last lays OF Summer have come,
sss luct an d o we bid farewell to
reed ON from stiff formia-
sS Hf he & b Apply \ hours that have
f1eaD rs for the pas to ilree inont hs3
ySAtSaxEs Jim 81 days, emerging into hot July
an r: pa ssInE ~ on SSS rom the
Essf3g htfT weeks Of August, III through Sep
III !, crisp Ocfobe ser Travellers
ski is ONE from IN oun tain and
aspSt 81 Is nj mem lies are all
asf E$ Rfs he3 pl asarit season, lSs
SSlsa err III & recall 81 q many
s SEa Wftjc u sSnayG o. been hsrsS but
$l6Hs Rh As bsf III ruylk WI Iii II Ter world
Bdpd S II tel Ss cover all
s runs Yla'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Black Crepons and other black fabrics.

These dress goods opening days are opening Season after
They know that the fullest assortment the greatest number Of and
a ~ pnoGf Inc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

3S-inch Figured Novelty-very. rich.
strictly all-wool-5Cc. II yard.
3S-tnch Strictly Atwood Granite
smooth, even weave-50c yard.
4S-inch Diagonal Mohair Chcviot-for
tniior-made suits and separate
sl.irts--f2lgc. a yard.
i0-inch Atwood neutrality-suspicious.
we;ght--rich weave-Sl yard.
l0-inch Extra Heavy Cancels Hair
Cheviot-$l.25 a yard.
3S-!nch Atwood Ready Shrunk Chcv-
iot--eXcel!ent value--50c. a yard
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Jam call your attention to our
BSnnsts 1.-THE best assortment in

Ssss Ejs ti9s Bpyss Black and Tan Ali-leather
sapSs, SS225cs each. * VI sSSJ:
s;4.s tst Ssas hmerc Caps25c- each,
PSI styles, q &c., each.
yles Sat & 75c, ca eh. styles at
isa5 lI5engl SILK Poke Bonnets-
acSseach Z. RI Z " ID
G5IoTad Bengalines SILK Poke Bonnets-
s ~ ss9ss fIHzt tn; mined Eea CHI.
yoIorsd nj allie Silk French Bonnets-
ss SsSNa ISL II am broid ered-Sl.25 each.
JapE $. p oke Bonnets-$1 each.
sSSgfsS hites sBengaline SILK Poke Bonnets-
I'D IL Z Trimmed 80 each.
lUlored Pa jiles 81 IL and Velvet French
"a 81 me 80 Seac III
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

5i-inch Superior Quality Storm Serge
repellent and dust proof. Positive
81 grade, at I5c. q yard.
46-.nch Fine French Poplin-very fine
and sturdy wcavc-worth every bit
of sl60. at 81 a yard.
46-inch Sharkskin-a new weave that
sheds the dust-a splendid fabric
for skirts and entire suits-75c.
yard
5i-inch FInctta Figured Novelly-a
new and excellent weaVe-SIisc. IL
yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
IClIildren's Autunln HeadWear.

JED SHOWING OF CHifufelI'S CaPS
orfolk.
Cotored Bengalne Silk Bonncts-fur
trimmed-$l.G0 each.
White and Colored Jap. Six Poke
Bonnets-fur trimmed-Sl.5 so each
White Jap. Silk Poke Bonnets-ruflles
and lace-Sl.7b each.
Pink and Blue Bengallne Silk French
Bonnets--lamb's wool trimmed-s2
each.
White Ottoman Silk French Ronnets-
ribbons and mink head-S2 each.
White Jap SILK Poke Bonncts--rib-
bons. tucks and ruf1les-s2.25 each.
Colored Fa3lle Silk Poke Bonnets-silk
ruflles and velvct-s250 each.
White Hnbutai Silk French Bonnets-
AZ very handSome-s25 so cnch
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
FIann lette Wrappers.

Very comfortable fleecy Flannelette
Wrappers-house gowns, if you pre-
fer-with braid trimmed yoke front
and back, measure full 3H yards
around the bottom, at ST each.
AT sl.75 EACH Excellent Wrappers
of fleece lined Flannelette-all the
now color'ngs-deen fiounce-pleat-
ing and braid around yoke
We show quite extraordinary values
NJ S.a7. $3.50 and 81 each.
Bath Roles of fancy stripe cotton
oidcrdown-yokc back and front,
braid trimmed = pleated back-{2
each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

45-inch Special Storm Serge-will give
splendid service-50c. yard
Pricstley's Cravcnettc absolutely
water proof-l6 inches w.de-sells
everywhere at s1.50. Our price SLIPS
a yard.
56-.nch Clay SerEe-a very excellent;
weave for entire suits and separate
skirtssl.25 a yard.
54-inch Victoria Broadcloth-rich silk
iinish-tine twilled back-can't be
matched under sl.25--at 81 IA yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

IL piscSET sRH Sets-sa finishes set.
HI III sos Tens Set-burnishcd s.lvcr-sl0
\ eSSD fishes attn gfinsh-s1.39 each.
Oy6fer& Eorks-set of 6-$l50 a set
~ tier sDlnner9y Coffee Spoons-Resent
III IA II erii set of G-Sl 10 n set.
SSSs Gerry spoors7 each.
les17$2 each. Large size, s2.25
ss slSs yys aides 81 each.
ISSls j. sa III SgtsT6 forks and spoons-s3 a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
1cgf:Iliknii SSyou.rsets.

s3sse
g l Besides il ss NOUS American
Isal lsss tfcIII SWe show in
ssaloIlgSs fIfsd Sshplt waists, and
SlilSieii gSsGo tlfl ieiid ssas being the
hes u, s. co.'s mac LEI sWe have the
makes
iT|94 81 corsets s.so.
s h9msona kssss Ell ting7 81. 4
ladies. ST. for
81 dssss md tripe Madras Corsets-
l, ~ 7iss French IS ha pe-50c.
u tssR style IN
II sPEe As lot OF twelve on!y-blacls
ia9 ra a Gofse Is, with silk Id
~ q 4 gtires odd Sizes rcguInr 81
a4iSs fsfs gEItas11e; AT SOC u D air,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Channlont'' ST Kid Gloves.

remarkable 81 2-cIasp Kid Gloves
sale in Norfolk made in Genob France of the
skins They every color match the fall
Sdfsss and absolutely perfect Try pair
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01


ing the feeling of wool and the
durability of cotton, handsome In
appearance. and of so fine tex
ture that persons with the most
sensitive skins can wear It without
irritation.
Special attention is called to the elias
tic fat seam, which IS peculiar to
the Munsing Underwear, and which
positively will not ravcl
famous "Stuttgarter" Sanitary Pure
rice lists Of both "Stuttgarler" and
Regular 1oc: colored Border. Hem
stitched Handkerch.ers-5c. each.
White Unlaundcred Shirts = linen
bosoms-reinforccd back and front
split cushion neck band-felled
seams. Can't be matched under 50c.
39c. each: 1925 for half dozen.
Handsome styles. stiff bosom Garner
Percale Sh,rts-2 collars and pair OF
cuffs to match-s1 each.
a magnificent line OF the richest All
tumn PUT Ties-all the newest
stripes and pla!ds-25c. each.
The well-known "E & L." 5-ply linen
Collars-sell regularly at zoe. each.
livery new shape-special low price
12hci each.
2S-inch English Gloria Umbrellas-stcel
rods-paragon frames-75c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
1affeta Silk Waists.

New blue, garnet and heliotrope
raffeta Silk Waists, 9 rows of cord
ne up and down the back, full corded
ronl, flare cuffs, lined throughout
S each.
Regular s. Black Taffeta Waists-full
front OF fine tucks--9 rows of cord
ing run up and down the back
high standing detachable tucked
coilar-new shape sleeves with flare
cuffs-Ined throughout-s3.50 each.
AT 81 we show n superb Black Taffeta
Waist-the fun front OF 3 bias rows
of cluster cords--2 clusters on
shoulders-3 clusters up and down
tho back-detachablc corded collar
Lined throughout. An unusually
good value.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

Especial attention Is given to the Sc
lection OF yarns of great durability
and finencss. These yarns are knit
by a patented process n such n
way that the worsted appears on
both surfaces. the Isle being COM
pletcly covered, hence the word
plated This plating process
which is peculiar to the Munsing
Underwear. produces n fabric hav-
We are also sole agents for the
Wooden Underwear. Catalogues and
Munsing Underwear at our counters.
Brown Mixed Fleece. Lined Shirts and
Drawcrs-35c. each. 3 for 81.
White fleece lined, Shirts and Draw
crs = handsomely trimmed - zoe.
Natural. wool mixed, Shirts and
Drawers = 52isc. each. Heavier
grade at T5c. each.
Single Breasted Natural All-wool
Shirts and Double Breasted Natural
Atwood Shirts-sl each. Drawers
to match.
Glastenbury's Double Breasted Natu-
raj Atwood Shirts-si.5O each.
"StuttEarter's" Natural D b ] C
Breasted Shirts. So each. Drawers
to match.
Muns.ng's Heavy Cotton Union Suits
S1.50 Il suit. Part wool. So a suit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
The Munsing Ideal Underwear.

Comfort Durability Appearance and Price points be considered
in buying underwear In all of these particulars the MUNSN PLATED
invites Every detail of manufacture given
careful attention. being spared make
feet every The fabrics composed of both woreds and
demonstrated
the warmth sanitary qualities of wool with tile shrinking great
resisting qualities Of cotton the permanent satisfaction
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Sample Sale OF Photo Frames.

The sample line Of holiday photograph frames ready These
cabinets and mpealS in the following style moudngScuy
maple green gilt silver and white enamel beautifully finished fancy
and gilt beading white and coored Prices follows:
n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
RElalf5priCs Sale Rogers Tableware

place sale HALF REGUTARPRCEss
made BY the firm of c. Rogers & Bros. hi
goods at Meden, Conn., for nearly
products have attained world wide reputation
below made of the quality Of pc
guarantee the amount of pure silver deposited OF
than the standard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

s Cold Meat Forks-75c. each.
Nut Scts-cracker and plcks-S2 n set.
X Child's Sets-l1nife, fork and spoon
soc. q set.
Chlld's sets-fork. spoon and pearl
handle knife-sl.S9 set.
Fruit Kn,ves--S3 a dozen
Sugar Shell and Butter Knifc-Milton
pattern-sl a set.
Berry Sets--spoon and forks-gold
lincd-S.50 Il set.
16-inch Bread Trays-sl.69 each.
Syrup Jar and Plate-S2.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
repute. No previous au
made Suits, Jackets and

$40 FOR SWELL HOMESPUN SUIT
gray and dark grey--half- tight fifth
silk lined jackets. Habit skirts, the
ing stitched with five rows of stitchil
$40 FOR BLACK iCHEVlOT SUlTS--sl
lined with black taffeta. New five g
tailored.
S125 FOR SWELL TAlLOR-MADE S
brown herringhone cheviot-jaunty 1
coat back, lined with the new cor
skirts, all seams Tapped.
SIS FOR $40 BLACK SUITS of extra al
the scnl-tight fitting jacket and til
skirt, fully lined with black taffcta ST
& lor stitched. The equal of these S
elsewhere for a cent less than $40.
IS FOR KERSEY COATS blue and biz
ed--llalf lined.
So FOR SILK LINED COATS-black an
strapped seams.
$40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COAT
castor and green--f fancy strapped SCI
si3 FOR BRAIDED COATS-green,
fly front; beautifully braided front
lined.
SIS FOR TAFFETA LINED COATS.
brown; double breasted; Handsomely
lined.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
supreme court

Nofion. ana hsr Intimate ffena ard
asas,siate Archie Noys- hsteflet EH"
conspiracy, ana that tsfats liz ceu-
summation Attorney Melvin a. Wsaatook
waH taken in aoa pari.g pste4 10 carrying
1t az "a s38ccsssfla conclusion The count
further ruling was that the money In caa-
tsoversy. 81 go was obtained from The
defendant. Cen Van Alsiine. rs fraud. gas
never given hack ana said So paid ma
court for his tis.ss g.denlatt tar mar
rage 81 the Van Aisiiusa is aneaEed
ros~thI~ Results .f the Decision.
The finding thar Attorney WtnsJogk IL
guilty 0f conspiracy - fvb the klon3 ke~
r. one II the most sensational features
o. the wAue yase. 3t via probably fe-
suit la proceedings Tor hss d.shaf5aeut.
Hardly Jess nomsn5o1ts is t's@ coHft's 49,
der that ihe plalusie ard her SISTER are
sfili IN control Of the S2leo ana nsust pay
It lnto the registry of the court There
"a hardly a question That the Romsu Nil
refuse TO obey the order auA e sheS da
- there is equally small do'sB, ghst tha
caurt aih proceed aEalast thsua far caa-
tempt, AID wE 10 the irpgth of committing
them 20 iai,. 4 need be-
Shosiia ~ssca step iyc taken tha Van
Aisalne esae viii probably ,9eVslas aua
az the gseatues tv&s. etlntests r. the ht~-
tnfy 81 the slate Attorneys naee 4u.f
Shepard. wac have aetru1e3 lhr Neassgl
sn FAR. all Naturally ~ty nothing If gA4sir
rlans fer sha fa,ese. bUs haass.S corpi5s
and evsrS either BSai.ahte e>gs a.ss.l Nay
legal remedy w.i undsaatedy q. -
ha}atst ia ssssh case Asf ass fu- Naa
A.sfine. AffutHee N4H-sg DICTATED I've oesa
court YESTERDAY srat h~ sHa as4 e..i1e-ssstss.
Atfasu*s ttausts feared .h5uE afss3
v,sa5sa So ahea3 Era spte ~ as4f az 3 he
fsssfF' 81 thetr efott $50 enfetea taage eit-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

ness Attoruey ! Henry Dsnnlnx and
Sttuogtapurr Nsrrau Ashley HIS CO.
lrAeue. Attorney Shepard followed in a
brief s;atemsut of tag las. Attorney
Winsor closed for Van Ais'ine. liz ia
for th" accused women what Mr.. p0Fe
had done Tor pennug and Ashley.
The most pest.nen' feature of Mr.. Rsn-
aids argument was the preface other
Wise L vas interesting only as an able
and exhaustive review 90 3he testimony
in the case a= viewed by the defendant.
Nsn Aisttne. Occasionally hv made =
witty sally at some wijuess bat ia the
main confined himself te reviewing the
evidence HIS preface, howeycr. was i'm
por;aut as showing what ire and Attorney
W.nsor expect 80 the future.
Ne dont wish &c appear - conceal
euY thing. BE saia ia Substance. We d.
eire tac either side - know JUST where we
stand Il ia our Theory IF the case th4t
this sn.s9 IA the possessaon
ana ua1er the control OF the
o-eoaspratorS. We are caing ~ ask
tae couTf 20 compel them - pay this mgu-
eE into tRe registry of she court. So a.
CprtaaVa HIth tae orders Ia show cause.
We b%hey~ tae court has power 30 make
stt Is compulsory order. ard further that
thc ru3r. has power 50 enfoice II. even 70
thr extent II committing 'he PARTY far
contempt mat Is oar position
Again uInt- of .ynIi.
a the' rs 1be ssgeo3 gisne Attorney
Ronald has hsat,a y ne faH in open coir;.
II te evident thai re- expects trouble ia
retfine fhe no0et hack
Attorney i}ore ntaae "a ntasts-fjv plea Z r
hs eHenfe chaHeuNtN< anyone 20 c,n@
tarNs1d ara rta.Tu tha, daTinE "a rs-ii. .,s-
ef s3Nt-rn wears IN Seattle She accused
iutn Hat ever seen ge3tv q any other
4 Z "a ar f,Ht. yF1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

Yakima avenue t. Charles street; thence
southeast 20 an intersection WIKI Th!ritetn
avenue At a point sixty feet south Of East
Norman street This WAS referred Ia the
street committee.
Crichton introduced resolution that the
police department be called upon :, ala
the health department in preserving prop
er sanitation. There was an almost total
disregard u the health ordinances. he saii
The number - sanitary officers WAS limit
e,l. Tie CHIEF % police SHOULD have the
streets patroiled and violations sach as
throwing refuse into she streets. etl..
should be reported TINS resolution was
adopted \ bill Is no~ poHdins. making
Sanitary Inspectors Emery and Frasch spe-
clal police officers H.tho1; pay.
Ordinances pere passed as follows:
To license AMI regulate the business OF
secondhand dealers.
To buy tha C0ppin wafer works
10 improve Western avenue from Seneca
% Union.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
Court Sustains Charges Of Fraud
in Van Alstine Case.
ATTORNEY wiNSTOcK LOSES.
re Ia FeusS to- Have Participates
in Alleged Plot 10 Fleece the
kIandlLee by Fraudulent Mar
rfa<~-Hr~. tan Aisttas and Miss
Hail Doors lawn ~ The, Dfsobey


- rTI.TY - caaFg@
ill., %as tEr @4s-
A4 msnt IT gaaessi
aeagss tie siege caH-
ararasofn 81 fa@ Van A.
ssae a.safee ess gestar-
1sg.
THE courtroom w@a
sarou5sd in tHe gaszm y
nlghtfall hen she Be- is-
sogl wa4 ger asfsa. and
Judge Acofs facc wac
hardy VIZ be "a tns
darkness a. re i@ v fs.l
from this s5ga DeH1h his
Gec.E!an in the cafss.
waicn for tao xs' ~ hssi
occupied mis- en- IRE At
tsutloa- The sCU.5e vas
most impress 81, Tae
spectators huue arzss. f5Ls
words ~lth nagsi breath.
and 8 siiGncs i.he that og
the tomb relgnsd ln ana
s.s.s.ghtefi apartment.
The court ft4is-1i t1at
The plaintiff, Mrs. Los
Van Alstiae. together
win bar ester, Emma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
Young children, TO avoid

Young children, to avoid
marasmus, scro1ula, or
rickcts, and develop healthy
tissues, bones and teeth, need
fats and hypophosphites. pr.
". Gilman Thompson,
Prof. AIatcFia NIedica and
Therapeutics. in the Uni
versity of New York, asserts
that Cod-livcr Oil is the
best fat for the purpose.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digestcd and
combined with hypophos-
Phites, it gives children
material for rich blood,
solid flesh, bones and teeth.
see I'D g. 60. AZ zf-ag.isss
SCOTT < SAaA - lse~.>xn. As~ k.sA
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VIII Ask for All II Can Get.

Shank was reused by this to a reply
THE First avenue company is perfectly
asreebie TO a transfer system he said
I'VE would be willing To accept Just such
Il franchise IS You speak OF granting. All
We want is time The road should be i'm
proved. The city of Seattle never had a
tirmer friend IN the matter OF transfers
than the majority owners of the First
avenue line.
Il expect the company Will come in and
ask for a new franchise" continued
shank. In response 10 a question from
James. We expect To make alterations
and extensions that will give the people
Of Queen Anne d better service
James questioned Shank closely as to
what he meant by extensions. and what
the company would ask for in the way OF
a new franchise.
we shall ask for all we can get, Mr.
James, responded Shank.
Let Us understand just what YOU In
tend Ia do continued James we are
all Interested in that road. II you would
be willing TO accept a franchise satisfac-
tory to the council, your request for de-
lay would seem reasonable"
There We're things Mr Shank could not
speak Of he said. The assurance that the
property would be improved he could give.
His people proposed to put the property
in 4 l condition. The representatives, OF
the company in the East would he ex-
peCted 20 be here the latter part of the
month.
ON motion Of Crichton the petition OF
MIR. Shank was referred To the committee
on corporations with instructions TO re-
port back in twenty days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

Madison street" he said, has always
been an abortion, and would continue -
be so under the present franchise This
franChiS. is very loosely drawn and obi
gates the company in no way. believe
in municipal ownership. 10 a certain de-
gree. ! do think. when a road openly vto-
lates vital points in its franchise. il ought
20 be punished II the best results shah
De obtained 10 the city Of Seattle by for
feiting the FRANCHISE despite the Queen
Anne hill people. il should be forfeited.
There should be either forfeiture OF that
franchise or the company will have to ac-
eept an amended franchise providing for
transfers"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

p.alnant came into q court
% equity Win soilea
hands and c9ald Tot CAIN
relief. ard las IS thai any
fraud or other wrong
done BY me plaintiff had
hser conaonsd by Van
AIstine.
Mr.. Shepars's reference
70 the Defendants "soi.ed
hands" ~as called CIT b.
the fact that Van AlStJne
testified thaz he had IN
ducea his wife 10 come
home from England by
promising 10 compromise
with her for S.0stl, wfjc1
prom ise he subsequently,
broke.
After answering Mr..
Shepard's argument on
the Jaw II the case. At
torney NinSor gave his
undivided attention 20 the
facts. lie also possess 5 a
fund OF sarcasm not 10 be
despised. and drew upon
IL freely. He scored
that woman there"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

Van Alxsfne became greatly t1cerass-
wfgau Er. Tsc-r toax fs1 advantage OF rs
attorneys privilege ard scored aiua IN
sEsgrsf2l5y. O-ce when a Tar1c1ls airy
pos-fe. epsth@t was sfurg az aH-z Van A.
etsyse azIs rose sr his sseas tn make Foa
prove that'' DE CALCULATED - tore taas
VAS heard al over the room. 81 doSn.
cautioned! Attorney Ronald. -s5tsfst MAKE
any disturbance here" Van Aisf'1e sab
sided III. continued 10 ETniseE srf~sa
threats each ilrne 3r. Dore bare down or
hgs1 100 strongly
Attorney Shepard made l7gicai state
roaat 81 TIE position ~ The TaaaintiG's case
from = lgxaI standpoint fEe e-ggeG ina
there was properly 10 easse TseIasi.Tag. the
pis-aftT having tsNstnls1st h@r salI' ff3stE
ire court had TO Jurisdiction. the parties
faasnsy ygtYr-resstseysts taaI tze croSs-c0rn-
r4xtnant's oz-rl evidence showed 'hAt 10
fraud had been e0nr1ittad in hT1ng-fag
elg9zst the marriage; ihas the crersz-c'FTl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

hand axa1 sd taac Il was On ascco--t OF
BIS Cruelty Esz2t SIZE deserted hs-, TIE
greater pat Of fs4S sg=e~ee was IL = ssrza-
lar s&sa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

teen glad 20 have klrn rsts--a 20 cssend
strr~e1s
Whole Day Devoted ia Argument
TIE swtErs ca yesterday was Gevosee1
~ tas argument before Ixdwe Moore. sszc1
- re fgsr lawyers xr@Aksrg Attorney
Eanala Ens9e tbs osensnZ ssxyra@nt fgr
tire defendant ard E-gss-~eo. 70 gslssi-2agzs.
Van Alsfiue. Attorney DnTs ope1@d fo-
sae Iaain:2~ sn q ep~sch II rearly tao
nD4rH' lrnxgh. in Ht5es he aseis EhorfcalAy
rsges3 alive Van A&sgsrgFs principal VT
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shaking a bony foreanger al Miss Nor
ton for her alleged contradictory state
meuts IN afatavtS and on the witness
stand lie charged her with being the
sebeming mind in the conspiracy. THAT
cute woman there" he said. was as
guilty ~ her sister" He pagaiIeled Atior-
ney pore on the viper question, In the
conspiracy against the kiondiker he said
there were three vipcrs twisted into one.
even did the deep Atlantic roll between
tHo 81 them and the third. lie would
not say but that Attorney Winstock had
originally been one of The hunch. but had
been east ofr to writhe alone"
he constantly referred To Noyes as the
ever present the inspiring angel 60
q the plaintiff" ever at the heel Of his
victim. in Seattle. in san Francisco. in
New York. ever schcmiug. watching and
waiting What II they had not. Al
torney pore charged proved the cCnspir-
afots in actual conference 1t was by
no fueans necessary 20 follow tha schem-
CPS Ia their secret corners and detect
them in the act az laying their snares FOR
the robbery 81 their victim Van A5stine
the stupid fool" they thought him to
lee
Van aisttne's Intellectual Ability.
Attorney WinSor spoke very dlsparag-
i0ely Of hia clients Intellectual ability,
hat Van AlStiIe calmly chewed gum and
syaliy3 tie seemed 10 think ;hat whatever
Mr.. Vlnsor said was all right. that IL
Was al in IN" game
Mr. Winsor ciosed by defending Attor-
n.y DeunlnE and Sie00crapher Ashley,
ard dlsclalTing any personal malice to-
war3 Attorney Wjpstogk
ludx" Moore gay" every aody in the
cour7 room "a supriSe ay commencing 70
reuder ais feci~ioa almost before Attor-
nev Wlnsor had taken MS scat Tie die
1aff1 ats findings a0& conclusions with