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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-08
NORTHERN PACIFIC IMPROVEMENT
Mach New Rolling stock VIII soon
he Added.

@stain few weeks the Northern Pa,
cfHc wtsi asli a number OF nss mail mas
sN1srF sassage, freight and aat ears
- hssosss and engines to - equipment;
Tie passenger equipment includes a Man,
her 81 handsome coaches. eight new mail
cars. eight class l.. tan-wseel ,aasSe7ss-
locomotives. eight class Y eofss,j lated
eng-nsa AMI fourteen class y ten whrei
freight engines. ali from Schenectady
~ v
The company has also ordered 90 A..
cars. each af fh.oS feun,lz CAPACITY iron.
barney Smith. of Dayten ~. lao scrsw-
Ton soAs ears tFossl Detroit. AMI ss Reg
efS ballast cars from VETS & Fr.nr-
Tbcss orders were given several months
axe, and the time Is nssg.ng for their d.
livery.
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Western Roads Fixing Rates for
Eereatton Assoetat ton and hap
ttst Meetings I'm California.

OMAHA. March Representatives Of
TIE Western Pssrs niger AA1le4s.tscu meg in
tfsls city today 70 discuss rates particular
" those TO he gFsEtei for the MAJ f,yasaI Ed
usatt.sa1s. Association at Les Angeles and
gne Baptist Young People a. san Fran
eco.
Representatives Of the ST. Joseph 4 Grad
Island. Colorado Midland. Southern Pa
ciae, Rio Grande Western and Snort Line
We're snow bound and did Ts1t arrive in time
TO participate IN Soday'S meeting They
are expected during ne night
committee Was ipp1szted to consider
ard report ca a rate tomorrow. The T9m-
ra.tfee Il sestily opposed TO granting The
santa Re dsnerentlal for The Los Angeles
ufFl3uS, and arm time il anticipa ed
unless the committee niaksG a Report
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CLEVER WORN or raE \. T..
lew II stops u. ~. a y. Extension in
Ida 6o.

4 Dispatch ts the Post snteillgeneer
fca coifax tells the following Tire or
son Railroad It Navigation s4al N0rtA-
xn Pacific are having an exciting con.
Test at Moscow idaho. TIE Mort hssra
Pacific, 'a building on from Moscow Jo
lewiston. completely cireis~f the - " &
n. depot and tracks Recently the latter
n-xan preparations To extend iss fine 10
lewiston
Then the Nertaern Pacific hulig a spar
Hsck from i;S main lin@ across the pro-
tsted srackway n the - K. A " ard
u tha spur has stationed a igasorss estss
ID train Of ears. The judge ~ sse
essEit court being aleseaf. the - 4 n
n has hesn nnaisie iss set an nTtar eauss
lealsng IS rival 10 remove the useless ets~
en~ snd train Thfs condition has .x.
hts1 sGr several days.
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The remains OF r j. BiorSon. which we're
brought 10 Bonney Il Stewards unde~sssk :
ing parlors from Cascade ,uanei Monday
night. viii be buried today Etorson's body
was DUG OH; of the SuowSgie Monday after
having been imbsdded since March l. He
died 81 a<phyxiation. The burial airs nge-
rnents have been taken charge % BY the
Great Northern railroad. FOR which ne
worked
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mothers. worn wis.s sh@ hurdles 81 rso.her.
hood ard DRAINED Of vitality tsat Irs.
Pierre s Favc-fts PTeseTf ptfoa comes A. tEe
greatest e blessing The timely as~ #
;hls rrrsedv prevents s2se strain ard stops
,hs drsfa :rsrs c5kSIsa seAt1re Where snis
strziu azA <eE=.C have been experienced.
mothers Er4 that T1y FAferc~ FzvnFst~ Pre-.
scvyasfon setsrg directly H90n The d~licztr
organs wasga bear tic hnse.~ss cf rz.fs a<s-
4o1G restores ia~r-z - noT-szi cssszssssse
sf Eezf.E zEd elasticity t'csf2sso9s ar
rgrrG II >xsu ~ zsfUes@ arr removed Ta~
arprt7ss hecoa.seS good. sep IS refreshing
tr- nerves xY~w sEss~f. Thar IS u~w
hrsg 5trcss - tE~ rye. 4 new ffEstns*s 50
sh- step There tz~ sc1zse tSe teEIert aars~
pssxss g perfect health
h~xsa szxs~z 10y sswa-Sse r-~~f~s reazr
n sxraa~E 49, 3rsses Mr. slsEss~ ssssas~=
* Fssz&s1r s~xHs5xz &C. ~ sza tssss x
s1.s1 sSs~~ So a&Ss ~s@ asss1 was So h~rtsx
A-s@A fN&r : r~~s w4~ @sA Any II 80 Sxsrt
chGSr~@ MA 81 ~uss3~a wa& Ess&4 SssssSi -
3se u Pierce kkTGess- f>r@~4 r-srtsn@ ssss
fired ~TesEssx fszs srsh rszsss sszS~x ws 81
sAe r~s1 - - cA5s2rrr sxz- aSza sssss~ss
44ssaes<Sxr &o~ / ss< s.asss xsgxar~
u s=r sSSv CIR Ss- ts~ s.Txsss
At ~ "a ssass-s sx4 u 80 sAE@% kss "a
cxssss sa9 ssss-1~s s@e tsan ~rv- esA- Ian
sas@s~- All hcsstha-s tAxs ever ~ax
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To THE BlFPAI.O HUMP.


Ire rseh minerals Of the Buffalo HUMP
dlsffieA In Idaho are attracting SO nucr
attention tsla- the Oregon Railroad IL
NAsfxaf-os1 has made ARA sens~2ts where
by. In connection with the iaaao Ssya4a
Il California stage Company from LEWIS
too. through tickets ron points or thar
railroad 10 R-parls and steamboat Eue 20
line viii De sod
The following rates viii be used 10
points named from Lewiston:
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1ahn fsgsnTS sT, she Sc charged sat *ars
9aS@ casa 31Gh n@vsmF e@fsSsesa Esasasse
H&zaGsag- "a @act si@k X sr4 &Nr 81 ~.
s1s Aaa na@ exam nAe 1w F4a~. @19ei 8yss8
n~Gr Ns1sysy Sse and 5 A karn usez
ss&zess we're sest IL heavy sag14s Issn-
sells In - 4sa ere 8zsae~s 70 $50 Tsse
80 'sse rvs~eeees48 - * hsb4 ~ Judge
Sac Ea- ffs-sg.3sae' : aEsFsna ~ass.e
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Two " Ais 4 DAY.
Roth Northern fartae ov~riands
VIII Carry H.

Both % TIRE Northern Pacific trains
witch begin running March u viii carry
through Eastern mail All the points
totsfhee hy ths road Viii them have the
cHarfis ne tive malls every &ay
The Milwaukee train leaving Chicago
at SD III ard arriving Ia MINNEAPOLIS
al sR.#s r. ~ ail aAFs railway pest
af4ce Tho ieaiu viii reach 81 Paul In.
time ia make connections with MT move
Ehe westward bound mali - the Nortasrn
Pacific night train
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Sheriff Van Dc Yanter left for Nana
@aila yesterday. having Al charge thr~.
canFicts for ta@ p@rifsnttsFv They wer.
AEtfesFt tsafis<Ffso1. tie aSSatiant - Ms
Fraser al TcN two wears far assault wien
latent te d@ b<sdiy harm X X raSsesl
"a e burg aftzsd Z, DreYsuS cigar store
six months. and Prod r. NJ Epnnell the
Maep~ugalt A. Soathwlek farxar swe
wee RS
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10 BnIaio Hump IL - went -tAFec miles
from Adams camp. and thirteen niles
rem badger. Good trails are opened from
both points Eagxags mus. be checked 10
Lewiston only The allowance III the
stage line for baggage II rsy pounds for
each Ticket. and charge is made of ~ per
cent OF ticket rate per 10 pounds for adj
aitionsl weight No piece Of baggage ex-
eseifTg 20 pounds sf1 weight will be car
red by the stage company.
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Tse @sv ~essmcE Pas n~5wrssi sa.s 80
naw&E - ~ esess~.e gssssas an ~ s5asS ssH-
Ha< fTTEa E&T1sE esee9s - MAJ Etrsss,
aess ~ - -s=~ssssf sN@rsses AK. Pc
.-e-7s @areaT far tae E%nag}ng ef SNS xs5sS
A.&S Nsea srs3sr~6 "a ~Rt SCR ravz as<nrp
nsx nlNE A@Fk &ns zzsGw sge -4~ssrsz~s o.
gsSgsvanAes E1ns 20 sas IL &ns5erxre @ssa
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devotes herself 10 her first child as she
never does 10 another As child succeeds
child she no longe; reads them stories. tells
them tales AZ Twilight 90 Joins With them IL
q merry roup II bed tire Does she give
her later children less because she loves
them lees Nc. she gives them less be
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Ths report Ger the esiensaF yeay 1855 ~
TIE 81 Paul a'nian Itspof Company shows
Tue following "a have been the esss4ass9nS
arrivals az En+ depot 1@ss engines ard
Ais passenger car~. Departed. t9..Ne ea~
ehes ana Ystss passenger csFs; passenger
Gzsns arrived. ~ Isz. departed. isss> Tae
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TIE Great Northern annss3nSes tstat X
has ssss sslisHeks a through Tase fFCra -
attic 80 Havana Caiss. Tfl.s y sst2sa fus
Hrss~ciass ANA $50 - fer SecesHss-@sass tack
cts THE ssst4sse - ~ nay ~ tire Great
Northern nFta eoansrfinx l.nex 30 - Pssst
NV Orleans and T,snrA. ard freal saere
ssv steamship - Havana
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AL conductors Or ire gealn ssye e. t3ia
81 Paul 4 fsutsth aaRe been aiArasssses
an4 saegr rtzeys fsfssss ns n%s from the
branch ftne*. y is v0rsoFe8 that several
Great Noftaefm ans <nsEhrra3 Psesnc coz
ss.leGsg~ 1sil s.sas D., dsssessss.f
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f.fesU*es - a8st ~tr# lsessa3 yasfergsssy
f@T EtcAaTd = EEz<er ARD Rsansht Prev
sts eeta IS SSattfe. Ssenssn p 5m.sSssra
ags, Helen \ 4,sksnH. aash - SAITH J
~ f}iy}Hsr &ns SsraA f. EstlEs cs2sh ~ So
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SEATTLE TO KANSAS CITY

commencing MaFfA ~ trS Northern a
cific ard Darlington route a'sn tnaHgurate
through tourist car service retwesr s,eas-
tie and Kansas Gftv Via Billings Through
cars Will leave Seastie MONDAYS and Fri
days For rates ard sleeping car reser-
vatlons inquire st iG2 fea,er way
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aAlIw >arE>

T-g.e tshfe&@s AM F'asls0n elevators In "a
cage have oesn AssAaAt 6g t17T t'A5a 8s3.
Maswaax~e n NJ Faaf g0r sss ar
gsssssasas 4 Graham ssEx1rses ~ @et ara
Messenger ages5t DF the S8asf sarn Pacific
as he~e fyaFr Tacoma yesterday
TIC gsFa.y new wnfs senfegsfr s.y-s ar
sass trssHn Tsrsrw ls VI N8FnsssN tAss sfts
ssss eigs-reg - soTty-swe nssls@. *eeFs sgiar
shs gsrasA Esse - thst extent
" = kesls - oss.w sss aca az
Fsesntsss travelling essSs1sSeg @&eH3 go
feg,s-s, psss.sc ~tyh 81 stss EaaFgers .e f'srs-
hsysss. n nl@ev * " r Mites. sAe r lsss
Tse rreens nurehsNs - : sU teaS ~
eszasg Fxa Esa49n1 SSens zssfs ~ tsr kseE-
.sar~ n OAAn oSsrxs fMs g0f ~ 12sas4fv ~
rasss rsassrns ~sance NARA /. As@s ~ "a
ls5zss tsze
nsgrvtx. Drag -. seczsz3 Eesv Yes
iss N8T
RosAfSF~ Aex Asks sssczsfTss 3 So.
~t@f
HUMBOLDT s&~ srytvssi- SASS zoe SAS
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Fssss p SeYs 7es taez sseyese ee. rsre-
re- ~ Fap7s \ sA4F essT asSsr5
s-sss -ssss.sxs = E.enSA RsssastV q u fa=s-
IS fss s 4ess4@ ssaax @n@ AAss teesst Il ss~
rsrsa~ % aHs as1seg. ~ns ssass ~ So @es4~
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SUMNER
HOME

=" rect OF water fr0Es on Eagle Harbor.
wIsh good web. fruit. house Of four rooms
ana bath. and other valuable improve
rEssssSs. $50
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MISS H-lLzINSkt. optic:aa. IL Cherry
Consultation free.
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FOR RENT.

Aoderr ssver--oon Fat: very sss.r.
aDse ~ ..-.--...-..-. ST.
Ia Sf;seteeash avenue. ussarn sswx+
ROOM aSss<e *
First asis, modern ssx-voora .ssssss- "a
cart Marca n N
% Sesensh ayensse s0ugh, Ssx-r0e-a
ao1se, newly rsspered . &
Rainier Hsassts ssx-ru~pgn house . 10
s.x-so1xn house, 10 Seventh avenue
invita- --.-~- .----> -+-... ...-...@-..... 1
Sx-Foon nouse- near Lake Ta.on..... ;
sixteen room house. Fvenou. - $780,. 10
Four story brick asaii3sng. gcosi location
for wholesale business
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each child 5as icft her a
little mote weak, a little
r1orc nervous. = little
more wara cat. : h e
hasn't strergfa TO be
their in,ifnas> and play"
! mate " hat a loss
\ this means, 70 moth
eT aud 30 children.
!. - IL Is to such
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THE YOUNG MOTHER

BARTEI4L Drug to open al might.
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|. b . e~rastn'- ,snxh nrmrss >nr~-
rsar ia Nur eshrr

Hg'MRegssw sae ARRIVED s@ss venest.
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nAarEi1. Drag ~. secssa3. seaF Yes
fss N8v
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rgSSH MOORE wEeSv Ha5sneyss
1pea Z ngs&
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The chief asset Of Scheftier is his plumb
ing shop a aEi jefferson street None of
his relatives. except a stens:stsr IN San
Fra ncisco, arc known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-21

0URC0MM RICE
consuls Who Nave It's Up.
building at Heart.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Nov ii
Consul General Charles NJ Dickinson
at CoustAnttnopis. IN a report to the
state department. states that Ger
man competitors In the I.evant are
extremely progressive IN commercial
work. He sayR that there ls a press
ing necessity for earnest and united
EFFORT by American Manufacturers.
Consul General Stowe. Caps Town.
reports that a representative % a
United States nursery sold more
goods th~rs In eight weeks than he
could have sold IN the United States
IN ain months AZ there are no
frosts IN that country. TIE insects
and their laFva are not killed a. IN
countries where frusts occurred lie
suggests therefore. that chemical
preparations and spraying pumps
used In the United States could be
introduced into South Africa with
profit.
y = Jonoe. charge d'araires at
Buenos Ayres. has written the state
department a description Of the dried
beef Industry Of mat country lie
gives Il ps his opinion that IL would
BE- profitable for some Of our great
packing houses 10 engage In business
there.
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DECLARE THE
STORY FALSE
Report of Alaskan Boundary
Negotiations Rcpudlated

wASulNGrpS. u g. Nov II 81
Tho state department has no itnaWl-
edge as to the report that Great ilri-
tain has insisted on the oeHHiOn %
pyramid barber AZ pfrlimlnaryto ar
httrutlou on the Alaskan boundary
This story. originating with the
Associated preHn London aiiies. has
been within the last few days repeat
81 with variations from Washington,
and y being 80 seriously considered
In the press that an absolute denial
Of nnY foundation for Il n given hy
the state department
II Ia stated positively that since
the agreement on the mudua VtVcndi
several weeks uEu there has been no
effort ON either side e. resume the
negotiations Ia regard 10 the per-
manent settlement Of the Alaskan
boundary This government has done
nothing nor has Il received any pro-
position from Great Britain. There
has been no proposition for any KIND
~ arbitration. and NJ request from
Great Britain for the concession ~
Pyramid harhnr. or any other port
on Lynn canal % Canada either n-
preliminary 10 arbitration. or IN any
other Nay and % would not be con-
sldrred II made.
The whole story il without fuunda.
ton. ana the secretary Of state says
there has been no efrott by either
government tu reopen negotiations
fof a permanent boundary settle.
meut 1t 10 pronounced a ridiculous
Notion. having no excuse either here
or in London
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The Gold Finder.

We'll. boss. II isn't lively here in
the aimshouae. stln. rs bed and
board-the beds are mostly boards.
"of course. I never expected 10
finish ~ here. but II came about IN
this way.
Twas back In 60 bought an
outft and ~ out prospecting Trere
was no luck and I turned back I
lost my burro In Jack Guich-that
was what named it--and all my out
~ hut my gun. and Denver was i01
miles away got game enough. but
II was tough when 7 touched the
plaina. 70 ind no water.
The whole plain was yellow with
heat The sun acorched. There
were no clouds. II a breeze came
II vas like flame. Thpn , hpofed
along again. Now and then . rattle
snake would coil and buzz or n
coyote would jump along the way.
They we're my only company.
When the heat was nj It's worst
saw green PUSHES down in an arroyo.
That meant water. pard-f mean
bosn-there amt many mules that
can make better time than I made
down that Their valley. Twas no
arroyo. twas wide gulch With n
good. broad stream in II. oh thun-
der. what drink I've had whisky.
more or less. NJ different times that
tasted good. and when I played In
luck az Gabe's ! had champagne. but
there never was wine like that water.
u dropped down on ire breast NJ
mother earth and took her milk ike
n baby. n did me good 10 hear the
water a-rinRing and a-lauRhlnR on
the stones. Twas good 90 sec some
thing move after the stiffness Of that
eternal plain. SO when I'd drunk
nearly enough to drown. ! Just
Hprawled out and soaked my face
and watched the little waves go by.
! hated 10 go on. but IL was n tidy
way yet 10 q square meal so bent
out for one more drink for keeps.
when spled something yellow ~
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the bottom, reached down AMI
got H. II was gold a clean nugget
the size OF bean, forgot Denver
forgot Erub-most likely Ia have
forgotten my immortal soul n thcru'd
been cause, | waded In and soon /
found another. aoldl
iioss. did you ever strike IT. Dli
you ever llght on sudden wealth
~ hen YOU were down ta the laHt
dimes Then YOU cant know what it
Is 70 live 10 lives In a minute You
can't know what II 10 Co see paradise
opening right over your head, You
nrr the only man ga the world that
knows II, and yen ate going tn dn
the world a COED turn hy getting ttat
stun out Glory The blood snaps
inside 81 me when | think ~ it' /
was rich more money than | could
spend. iiornrs, store feed. wine. sill
YER mounted gunH-i'd have en- all
Ia gtt 'em u make inc special
brand Of s. piece cigars. I'd have
Il house with a cupalo on IL.
And Mary God bless her. IA
given her a YEAR, knocking around
- Was In the hills Now she should
- Ia breakfast In diamonds and
have piano IN every room. We'd
get hack Eust ana be aWrlis-rrg lar
huwlers Richa owned the earth
Twas good enjoyed myself while I
could
Well, | got back q Denver pretty
hollow, ana put up nugget FOR the
stiffept gorge "a eaten In most seven
years Then. like a foni l hunted
ROUND for a partner Id stRkei my
claim Yes. rir'-.but wanted TO
work u regular and 80 o. grand !
MAY as we'll stop my yarn right hero
Ny partner was a lawyer. ! don /
know how Il came around. but there
We're articles, leases. foreclosure
terms. interest. debsnturez and lot
% other Latin. and when / went TO
work mY claim the sheriff haipted me
along 'Twant mine uscd my sun
! hurt that lawyer Hone. Then had
70 skip What With rum and rsek-
lesrnens. ! finally ahippeA down herr.
a stranger owns the place naN.
They tell me II - worth million
II q hadn't been FOR me Star Gulrh
would never have been worked. vt
Ii excuse me for EabhinK ike thia
Hey Want 10 shake hands That's
queer Hut - does me Good To meet
man, what's that thing for A
,herkf Fer me What Fifty
thousand daliarsi To take the cloud
on the title 10 star duieh4 You've
got the claim and want me for super
infrudrnt7
sYee-yoN' pasas. I've struck q,
rich again say. mister. I thought Il
was only Foreigners that cried but
blast II. I cant help a. Ani MarY
Goa forgive met shall ace her
again"
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FIERCE FIGHT
AGAINST EVANS

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. III
The factionai fight In the ranks Of
the Tennessee Republican party will
not be harmonixed at the approach
ing conference in this city. Congress
man Foster Y. Brown, Of the third
district. who II with the Congress
man Brownlow faction. said that the
fight on Pension Commissioner Ev-
ans VIII be continued with vigor. and
that he will BE- defeated In his race
for delegate to the next national Re
publican convention.
The Browni9w people declare the
meeting Of the League ~ Republican
Clubs. TO be held here early next
week. In to promote Evans candi-
dscy. and they will refuse 10 attend
They have decided TO support the
following men for delegates as
against Commissioner Evans and his
friends; Congressman Walter =
Brownlow. Foster v. Brown. Of
Chattanooga. John y. Mccall Of
Knoxville. and q. ~. Tiliman. Of
Nashville. who was defeated for the
gubernatorial nomination by X. L.
Taylor.
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In the Superior Court OF K.ng coun-
ty. state Of Washington. No. a.
So. Summons BY publication.
Annie 8. Wright. plaintiff. W.. Ar
thur natrlckIow. u. r. Day. Fran
Giles r. Day. G +, Rcmsberg. First
National Rank OF Seattle. cor
poration. James A. Finley. Arthur
r. Griffin. Samuel Baker, Denny
Clay Company, a corporation. and
J. :. Elliott. defendants.
The State Of Washington to the said
James A. Fllley and Samuel Baker.
defendants.
You and each OF you are hereby
summoned 20 appear within sixty
(sol days after the date OF the first
publication OF this summons. tn-wit.
within sixty teo) days after the 2ist
day Of November. n u 1899. and de-
fend the above ent tied action in
the above entitled court. which
IL hereby designated by the plain
TN herein as the place OF trial. and
answer the complaint Of the plain
tin. ani serve copy uf your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for
plaintiff. at their Office below stated.
and In case of your failure so t. do
Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand Of com
paint which has been filed with the
clerk OF said court
The nature and object Of this ac-
ton ia To foreciose the mortgage re-
corded In the Auditors office OF said
King county. In volume l0i Of mort
cages at page s76 of the records OF
said county. and executed nv said
defendants. II. +. Day and Francies
r. Day. his Wife. on April %. 1898,
To- J. Bidmead wright To secure the
payment Of a note Of the same date.
executed by said defendant Arthur
Barricklow to said Wright for the
sum Of one hundred scventy-f1ve
dollars ftt7O and interest. said
mortgage having been assigned 70
the plaintin herein. and being upon
the following described premises in
said King county. Washington, to-
wit. lots seven a. and eight O) In
block two 90 OF Il. = Days El Dor
ado. an addition 10 the city 81 Seat
tie.
Also for judgment against the SAID
defendant Harricklow in the sum Of
y
HI71 with interest thereon at the
rate Of two per cent. per month from
October %, 1893, until entry OF iudR-
ment herein. together also with an
attorneys fee Of seventy-fvc dol
Lars. and plaintiffs costs herein; to-
gcther with any sums OF money paid
out by plaintiff on account Of taxes.
and furthermore for general equit-
able relief, including the barring Of
defendants herein from any and all
right. title and interest In and to
said premises,
SMITH a COLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once and postofilce address.
Rooms A6-4S Boston Block, Seattle,
Washington.
Date OF first publication, Novem-
Der "a, 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-21
WORKED A
SMOOTH TRICK

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Nov 2i.--
Manila papers received here tell how
prisoners outwltted the authorities
at Fort Santiago.
when a prisoner was brought in fe
was given piece OF paateboard With
his prison number. his name ana the
charges. but no description Of him
aelf When one prisoner war order
cd released he would give his tag to
another man, who would accept ib-
crty IN his place Then the man
whose release was originally intend
cd would come forward and demand
his freedom.
The climax was reached when s0o
were 10 he examined by a medical
board and only 90 Of the number
we're found In possession of their
right cards. The prison authorities
have now adopted new system.