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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
WAR REVENUE DECISION.
Supreme Court Finds the Law Con
stitutiOnal.

Washington, April 4.-Much interest
was manifested by lawyers and others
in the decision of the cases in the
United States supreme court yesterday
involving the validity of the war reve-
nue. law. The opinion was handed
down by Justice Peckham, who orally
announced only a bare summary Of the
written document. The opinion as pre-
pared for preservation took up the
various phases of the subject, holding
the law constitutional as applied not
only to stock exchanges but live stock
yards is we'll, the principle being the
same in all cases.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
DESIGNS on CHINA.

dent nm Excuse to Demand uix
Concessions. ~ ~
Tacoma, WASH. April s. - Oriental
advices throw light on the news from
Berlin Of Germany's intention to send
an expedition TO seize I-ClIou, Shang-
tung province. China. According o
letter received at Shanghai from
I-Chou, Germany's real purpose is to
compel the Chinese government to
grant to German firms some big con-
cessiOns..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
NAY NE An
and Sentence OF q TurtIe
Mountain TOurh.

Conviction and Sentence of . TurtIe
Mountain Tough.
Rolla, N. Dat the term Of court
just closed, Frank Mcknight was
found guilty Of assault with intent to
commit robbery upon William Magee,
at his shack on Turtle Mountain, Jan.
II. He was sentenced to nj year and
seven months at hard labor In the PEN
|%itentiary at Bismarck. This is the first
conviction; others are implicated, ana
may be prosecuted later. Thievery
has been systematically carried on IN
Rolette county for some time, Il II
believed that the conviction viii apat}a
stop to 1t.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
New. of a Massacre.

Victoria, B. c., April 4.-The steam
er Tartar has arrived from the Orient
after a stormy voyage. She brings
news of the massacre of t%wenty-nine
farmers by aboriginees at Byorsetsu,
Japan. - Germany is said to be con
centrating a feet at Annoy with the
intention of selling Fut Wien. - Dis
patches from Toxic to Japanese coast
papers charge Americans with shoot
ing down men, women and children in
the Philippines. n
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
H SAMOAN.
COMMISSION
sELEcH1oN OF A REPRESENTATIVE
BEING CONSIDERED.

He Will. Not BE a Member of the
Senate or House of Representa-
1ives-The President and secre-
tary Hay Have Been Giving Much
Thought to Ii Situation-It Must
Be Some one Thoroughly Famil-
lar With the Samoan Question
Not Possible in the Absence OF
Great Britain's Acceptance to
Outline the Instructions to BE
Given the Commission.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
swihdleE .Arrested.

Vincennes, Ind, April 5.-Postoft1ce
inspector Hartshorn of Cincinnati mr.
rested Abe Rothschild on q charge Of
attempting q swindlc at Princeton,
Ind. Rothschild, it is said, has just
been released from the Missouri peni-
Tertiary and is wanted in Texas and
Louisiana on similar charges.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
~TowneIGoes to Europe

/ Dnftth. Mimi. April &c. A. TOwne
will leave to-day for Europe. He goes
to represent the Cosmopolitan Maya
zine. to write q special article on the
Brussels for the purpose OF supplying
the magazine with "a. review Of the
railway system Of that country Mrs.
.Towne will accompany him.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
s1urderer, Hanred,

Glasgow, Ky, April bob Brown
was hanged and pronounced dead In
twelve minutes. He made no state.
r:ent on the sca1fold and died without
apparent fear. His crime was the
murder OF his aged fatherin-law.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
MERELY A PUNITIVE EXPEDITION.

Germany Has NJ Intention of seix-
ing Chinese Territory.
Berlin, April Alt is learned that a
punitive expedition consisting of 100
men is to be sent to I-Chou, in the
province Of Shang-tung, that place be-
ing, it appears, the seat of recent dis
turbances. 1t is added that I-Chou
will be professionally seized, although
there is no intention of a%nnexing IL.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Cabinet Resigns.

Athens, April 5.-A committee from
the chamber Of deputies having de-
clared the election Of NJ. Znimis. the
president Of the council Of ministers,
was invalid owing to bribery and in
timiiations,s the cabinet resigned.
King George has accepted the resig-
nation Of the cabinet. ,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
A Woman in the Case.

Chicago, April 4~.-Baptiste Kinsella,
a %Darkeeper. shot and fatally wounded
Echine Thiel. He was pursued and.
when cornered sent q bullet into his
own brain. The two men were friends
but %quarreled over Il woman.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Fouxht with s nrNken Arm.

-a.(g' ~ 8 zKE1Us ga -
S~isseton, 8. D., April 55.-A sparrlng
match took place here between Morris
Of minneapolis and Ole Windbo of.
iLidgerwood. N. d. Ten rounds were
fought, ending In 4 draw. Morris had.
his arm broken in the seventh round.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
CLEAN OUT THE
CORRUPTION
GEN. BROOKE WILL REORGANIZE
THE CUBAN COURTS.

Judicial Procedure to BE Revised
and the Barbarous Practice of
Incommunicndo Abolished - As
Under the Spanish Regime, Bride
Criminal and Civil Systems Evil
IDENTIFY Arranged to Make 1t Easy
to Buy and Sell Justice - Com
merce and Industries Of the
Country Are Improving.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
IakesYesseI. Sly

Chicago, April ~ serious shortage
of vessels IN the grain trade which is
likely to result In the diversion Of q
larsc. trafac from the lakes to the all
Eraii lines eastward IA threatened for
enc coming seaSon. 4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
INSTRUMENTATION M Canfon

Hongkong, April 4. ~ Serious dis
turbances have recently occurred in
the vicinity Of Canton and a British
torpedo boat destroyer has been sent
there to protect British interests.
Troops will soon follow.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Incarnation Of ST. Hon al.

London, April 4. A Rome CORE
epondent says he learns In official cir
cles that Italy and Great Britain have
arrived at an agreement which will
result Id an Italian occupation Of San
Nun bay before April %. I
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
The Pope In Good Health.

The Pope In Good Health. !.
Rome, April 4. Doctors Mazzonl
and, Lapponi removed a fragment of.
dead skin from the pope's wound,
which has almost completely healed.
When the bandages were removed the
pope did not suffer the least pain and
he afterward %conversed with his en-
courage. The general health of the
pontih is good.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Young woman. su1cide

Wichita, Kan, April A. Miss Mary
Wilson, a prominent young society
woman of Augusta, committed suicide
Upon tearing that her lover had been
killed on the battlefield OF Malolos.
They were to have been married in
June. &
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
NORTH DAKOTA
BOYS ON DUTY
INTER EsT1NG LETTER FROM COR.
PORAL EDWARDS.

AT the Time They Were Five Miles
From Manila-Hal e in Sever
al Skirmixhcs, and Had All Be-
hayeI With Great CALAMITY
Cooks Refused to Stay Behind
! when There Was a Chanc to
FiRht-FOraEing Parties Secured
hicke and Pigs, Which Went
Well on the Firing Line.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

Judicial Procedure to Be Revised
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04
MONEY MIST ne PalD roDAn.
MRS. San AIsstne and Her Siss~e
Nay See Pri~om Rars

Lea Vac Assssne. ,As eer.rzi nxare gn
lee Van A-sfsne SdszSssss y-sfsx1-ce case
ard asr ssxfev ard zltegeS co-eons rasnr
Emma Scfsnn- are stsig breathing -hS 4s~
q liberty. Il sfsit ~ ire 4 orr n cngrens va
tEe STREETS yesterday and The saav keScse
aaA - ang moment % WARRANTS charging
te~rn with grand iarcsas
Today aew phase cs s1e case nav Esa
UsFeSGF3a Before EAs esTsee If tafe Ters
OF ne SuperlgT esYs2rs n5sse~ al 5 0srsz,eg
fssts afternoon Mrs. NzH sAssSsne ara hee
SISTER rsaSs pas late eokTe 81 BE s1r gh& as
O Ssa Aas.sae. IN Aec8riag.ea ara Js.sssa
stesres decree. ay sVs adtadgcsa - eefsersigss.
5gst Ehas rEf dfxeion nc ssne. fxsa- is -
opfEf11 Cf three wfs are familiar wfs4 fAer
sas@ S6af IRE wonsen viii MOI shex inc
COURTS ersAer BY aasng saser would al
hit lac very sAsrg which they awe II
aiefag ssrenG0tsly denied. tte possession ~
tSe fnaaey
|. Is ngt probable. However. tsat ths co,,v.
All rrncse8 agsi7sst TIRE wraz.a tonight II
- Ta<se5s srore likely thai she~ wti b. a.
lowed 70 tsstrey the court usissi Msraay
ard fhaf 81 that time an order viii D. g.
fsfsd AGAINST them citing them Ia sgaoy
cause Hhy they should S1at ie Eunls,ss.2 ftg
contempt II this step is taken ttse nesrsr.-
xsls probably he SCI for The following t4a
ard the worssea committed 70 Jail II thay
tnsn PERSIST in refusing "a obey The efYler
r. Trey shcfsd be committed onss Aftnr-
ne9 Jssss. h@ nGfs and G.larles T. Shez,-
STEPS All be taken 10 obtain liberty for
tire women.
Both OF shs women are IN SEA- tile ana
say they hsve DO intention II leaving, A.
t5oHga trey arc closely watcse5 Y IL said
By Van AIS Ines priva.e detectives
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04

CotNTERFEfTs ~ CIRCULATION.
Expert Mt the Business Has been
Operating Here

ne gang thas has h.eA passing counter
r. mercy n Tacoma has evidently trans
ferred iis operations to Seattle. The nat
ltF 1aS called 10 the attention Of the police
tase yesterday afternoon bat there il little
Rops Of gn3reas ueiirx the guilty parties
swing II the uncertainty 9. isiest fiSatscn,
Dollars and halves are the deacmiaaf Ii ne
Used - the showers Of the oueer' TIE
wcrk SHOWS that there Is Il master hand
behind the affair. and the police nope That
fns!nfes men viii he very careful in the
,Sam.nat.na - the silver rloney Offered
them, especially when asked 10 make
change
The system employed by the criminals II
a. follows. A man Will walk quietly in "a
q place ard inquire OF the pegson Rambling
fhe money If he desires change Hav NJ
received an affirmative fe2iy H.. VII eauyf
o.. $40 or 80. a. the case may b.. ard
hard Il over. receiving gold or bills IN ex-
change. Without further delay he will
wax ont, he os careful aot 10 exhihf any
t.Belue haste.
Wnea The silver Is examined critically It
VII be found that a few counterfeit pieces
have been slipped n wish Others tina, are
good
Tommy Moore ono ri shr pgopriefors II
tne R;ainisr-t.saad barrier zaep is I3ekin.:
fer man who fooled him to tine extent OF
a few ha.f-so.,1rS
The esfin feels well. bsif has a pcor ring,
and TIA 10 se'ie is ROT perfect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04

second state Convention To Re Held
April RS and -.

Tee second hlennai state convention Of
ihe Knights 81 the Mactahees will b.. held
in This city Aprii ~ and q. Officers wift
b. elected for the next Two years. Also
representatives 20 the Supreme teut when
meets in Port Huron Mich. rext llsns
Hon. II. H.. AafkeS. supreme commander.
and Hon. y. = keynion supreme record
keeper and founder of the order. VIII he
present ard W.T. speak on s-Aseea beelsn1--
IT'S Past and It's Brigni Future
There VIII So in the convention TO rep
res.ntafiVes frsm all narts ~ tire stale
an8 large delegations ~ viAitors from Sp3-
kane. Tacoma, Everett. Snahonish. wat
corn and all cities where tents are located
Probably 1856 visitors VIII he here al thai
time
The present state officers are a foi0wx.
State T. G.. T. " k0Enkt Seattle; STATE
crnYsaa aeey. l.. r Hart, sao!fon4sshs s ate
l.. .. 4 iasnoyer. Ballard star Il r..
L.. L. lsush. Rat Teaser stale = x X H.
Mclean Takoa. stat. ehap.asa. . il SUI
CESS state physician. Z : kaiis Spekan ne
state sergeant Il Sheehy Deer Park:
state 4uaxter~st-asnaS. J r. Hnr,<e Cath
ianset. state first VI 6. -. L. tileee, state
second NJ IL. A. r. saira& st4.e s. 3tinei.
q W tohnaoG Farnenss. state fftkss g.
t. uouca representative rs Stprene mt
4 @lelnhass4t Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04
LODGES WE'RE 70 BLAME.
Broke ~ ioae for Mrs. IinceIn
-AsSss al flsvors.c Court

Lodges hroke up rhcs family, she told
Jufge Jacobs In divorce e8pFf yes eTdaS
She belonged 10 four OF them ard sieargc
obieets TO hsr attending them All hasa9se
her health was delicate and he thought
she eught not to De away frefn homo 50
much. Then she and Ar f.irra,n guar
relied and concluded ~ paff Forever
This was the substance ~ the testimony
~ Martha L. Lincoln on the witness stand
Yesterday She thought II usgh; TO en-
lite her TO = dlenrge hus :he catrt, with
sulzxscal smile. sosd hsr SHE would have
20 COME again with az ameraed complaint
Then The trial was continued indefinitely
ineomYaf .hilty Of temper was THE ground
upon which the original complaint WAS
ba Sess
Anna II klatt was mere snecsssfni and
obtained a divorce She Told Judge ia
cohs sad story 81 domestic gnaappiufps
Very soon after her marriage IN tAai sue
testified. her husband Emil gan treating
her badly. cufsing and abusing hef AMI
rendering her continually miserable and
nervous. lie also drank she said
Grace Tganlil was given dsvarce ffans
W rranlti on this ground Of n9n-srp-
port
Frank \ Pontlus yesterday brought susg
Tor divorce frafss his wife Ellis NJ. Gu the
ground OF iaeofapatsoisity az temper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04
wRERE Is JOHNSON.
Attorneys fes Alleged sssarGfar WiIi-
Jams Ask the Question.

w bore u johnson ~ wgs the constant.
~ recurring iit.stssa ot the defendant :
i h. sssfertsas during ihc trial ~
William Williams III Judge Jacobs CONT
on charge of burglary. Some times the
question was well disguised. a0gnasin1es IL
Wsts thtnly Yelled and sometimes n was
openly asked Ira arAte uf ths objections OF
TIC s.afe's attorney The state thsaks
that JnEnwaIs has nothing 20 do With she
Case, but Williams and hsa lawyers hold
contrary vi.w OF 81
Williams il ehargesi with having. On
January -. broken into iIl.. residence az
=. Tatrg AT vest Seattle and stolen
" IN cash and other salaabies. tie
erts found In his possession WAS given
him by bis fyicne Johnson. The eourF
id not allow Williams "a draw ant in
fersnces
Williams and Johnson. saryaxssrs for a
chicago erayon portrait establishment
visited West Seattle ON tho day of the
bisrgsaFt. rs shawn by the eyidene. yes
terday. Alter his return ~ the city Will
iams war arrested suspicion OF this
crime and found ~ have 81 his possession
a cheap scarf pin and a pair 81 sseeI-
rirnmsd eysgiassts which constituted
part OF the plumber frofa Tatros resi-
defee On this evidence he WIS charged
with The crime
Th. states case was presented by Dep
Ety Prescott -ng Attorney Fulton Agear-
neSs tiugFsas and Glenn defended Will
1arns. They laid special stress In their
argument 10 the furS upon the fact that
Nfilians employers and many influential
friends testified Ia Williams good char
actsr.
Williams formerly lived la Salem or
where his mother stu resides Just be
fore The trial commenced he was notified
by telegram ~ the death az his sister in
That city. The fact was called 20 The tary's
attention by Attorney tinn. Eepnty fui-
ton obipetnd re h. move 40 an appeal 10
the passions u the Jury. The court sus-
tanned the objection
Wiii.am* rs sleek looking yoslng man
ard claims that he has never been in any
similar trouble before
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04
-
REAi. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eosloair { IL y lsst N deeds ajss vesaer-
d . e. ssa'ssy assssoF.s eftaes:
los y; III =. d. 7. Denny b aa Niarcb
tsa.taa States 10 yean lIegaa. sw.4 sec
e. q = : Marrh = iNT
rsiis issos -. lss 8. ssk { Reason al Rea.
n Tails BFswae q. ayra Minis. 10. ;
a r.s * ss9 Mssnn sh & ~ s;esvs = r,.,,
l0s & hlk g. Eden al No. > parf .as
IN !. Aagnarfs plat Fen z g. *
tSwtrUf TapreSen - rhose TeseFes-n.
sets As.4 2. osk ~ a a. psnuy $ BROAD,
-, n Is AprsI 3 ises 81
Edmund Hacks eS AK r. Einar gms.i lots
arc :. * ~. a. Denay Broadway
Teaoye TasrsSegt 70 FsiHsr 1usd lots sa
/. Nlk 81. a. uesssazss broadway sd.
Jws Il S, 81
ls.ts - ana ~ elk 4 vhisnes's san pfaf
tsS : lsnrRe'~ NJ al. March .: ssgs
lssss sassstgnrtsf o. - Ala g.anarstse
ists slsfi !, TX a. iuf II aak ~ fsfossk-
ssn 50 ast y N sss is'' il. Ask " E-aes's
guiia Il. nsi,n h. NJ I. wNssrssa ss
ns't s.' sni 90 :. sec 2. tp =. Fea
Ads G4surrtaga ta elise investraers s.a
sess-s and 3 SIX - hgs 4. IL = JtFes sslyn
ad sas = sra ssa fo1 II 8ss n. i~aw's ~
al sNt1Sf 30 faxes ana mortgages.
l. \. ssses Il OK Is rssoraas Msr.n
god = io1 3. bgS :. Gilman Park. Fea
snersa 80 !. !. yegss ana Taesnas Nj =.
an - Is u shaaaS Park &av. =.
1sesaeI /. W@3ses ef ux - Kate Maysr
tart les EAasssEsss.a tssss, ret J. $50
llss Anss 2 see =. te >. : Aov. : tss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04
MAS THE LANDLORD nEsRTLEss:
~. end Mrs. WWhistrom Ask ~ ,tttbD
lin images for Eviction.

"A ALLEGED N aftisssS landlord, she SUNDAY
hash! ssefy book ~ pe. ~ the central fig
NJ n a damage stsit ncw on trsmi IN sssc
sasflaT court before Judge Benson. John
a Kahissfem and his wife. borat.tea. are
iAs paint rs IN the suit, and Aaron Amber
sss fhe proprietor Of the Beisevtsf roaming
sslsN IN North SAITH, IL the defendant
The amount sued fer Il si.UH
Tie WsAlistr SIMS aliege In their cgupl iins
Fist IN S.stesnhss q Afsier~oa cruelty and
nsfss&iFis tviefej Mira. Wahlsfrom and
PEI Are llgtis ch .dyen from tbs two house
xssssnS POEMS occupied hs her tn the Belle
fags q. 4 hate otir In the exsalng. forcing
ZEN 70 take shelter with Trends Tor the
Esas sf}s absolutely refusing 70 allow
tbefG % rs~sutrf the IoauS even Taf the piir-
tss 81 obtaining thrr cicthlnE, For slse
eaasne AMI morstticsisoa caused by the
aadfefas Ai5@eesi treatment sMr Waiii-
tixaa demanded ssaa damage ana Tor III
kss ~ their huusg hold sosis xhich they
~ ar sin IN Andeeson's possesssan. shes
tsaEnf sipD.
MIS-. WAassgam aas sic a5ssr witness
ZEE sTstficd yesfsfsiay. slts teisl hew sler
ssktzsn1 wne y ns,isf 40s trade. want
tbas n Stare3i ~ smotevns ems last stsna-
vi. paving her in sl1A3teHesl ciFeanslafs.
fss SIZE MSS toaole "a paH ine ssns III al
sasise. lat is 3ef-s osa snat she NJ 10 sss
seaassi 70 fs'ep iAv room for "a ,salesi-
sse pessssi u t.sste. i5n Ike asy iu gsle*s
Rah - estnie daasn isSwn wssh her shli
assh. and rf'urusug late In tsa eFeasftg
zlsse gh 4 htssY rainsIExni. found tas dssss
ia ber re9ns ieekad with j paddock She
szz no aiaNa "a <ae sAi1. 10 even ges a4s
EFahss fof heF tisfhsrea and wauii aavn
sssA e8sapeNesi - e, ntn the street ns.F.sls.
sss* 81; Ter sAt ktaineSs at , family isy-
iaE u Ehs sfsns i,ts hing
AHsefsass's ae{rnsss Ii = said vii h. tiaas
~ y 9alstts.f4 we're ioistFs ard net ien
Az% ~ tht heaers9 and taat th@wN was
~ ~ = Sfes F,tili ssch as that Testified 70 ~
A7S. Mahistrs.'ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04
nexs crpAn a,vER ORDINANCE.
usls Ia nc npenrd Afouf April 2ss--
Working ON Specifications.

TAa CEDAR ri4er watsr arelinaae4 syak
signed yesterday ~ Mayor Hames and
II saeu 81 specifications arc ready An
ESTABLISHMENT for lids viii be published
Il Has said yesterday IN the clts engs-
nssx i office that th" pr.paustlen Of tn.
Specifications under the nexN niau of 81
sissan into four contracts Will require
i 9eek ~ more. The advertisements for
Sis must ran far thirty tiaSa.
This makes about forty days from date
ss.efs BIDS viii st for Se.sord ti:sse ss;fesi.si
81 the proposed water system. city of
hesals xeefH fn fignrs on April ~ az a
l1siy DATE For the opening - bids fn
tAss eseat WORK Will BE STARTED hy MAJ
!. s. nss time will be- saSt now hat the
esaiss.s,rs II fassed.
fsk atardfsge on tsaeen Anfss bin
shnH'h " tire mrs. part ~ the work rans-
eitssa II viii he thirty sect in diameter.
Nyenly feet h:ssh aud ..lt hcii $40 go sni.
hrs cf water When the Standfipe il
Riit the sertsee of water 10 10 higher
peffirs OF IRE city car ~ nlsea he I'm
weysi
TIE division of the rnHtfaes into fotzr
apAfsts parts Is expected 10 tyring forth
Eunlef pf bssss. and ths keen comp, IL
s:pn Will result, IL * hoped In greatly
ksS<biug the coat "a the son<tf action.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04

WAS Nor 4 GRtnsTAkE.
Curtis Exhrrt Loses salt Against
Lucky Robert Norman

an interesting suit ESQ an alleged grub
stake" contract WAS tried In judge BEN
SONS depart n1eus Of the Superior eaNv yrs
isrday- IRE ea.eanse ar the TRIAL WAS ne-
culiar. The jaty brought IN verdict
Witch Ia effect Ass 4 decision .hst the
ss.ainsiH Curtis Fstsrt hstd gtsea she de-
feDs1nl Rahsgt MaSgan s1o.. not as a
"sYahSfaSp~ lstfs simply 10 reex M ease BIN
FOR AscRt}ag Claims in isN re3 felda 81 Tx
Ntsth The 5urs &NH.fel further 81 HHf
shat The rialux were never socatsa far tAe
xersiIct ms ~ faNaF al hsaavt Tor tire Ye~
gays 81 tAc sIh.
E2neff sised Morgan. alleging has Peg
fhe latter @vni North 81 July, 1897 M g@vs
Aiw snv sFe as a straight 'grsIns*ake. sstartl
ssst Morgan came ont IL lHSs Ssefaher 81 = 9
r,cher in geld eie&i aHd nuggets. besides he
ing tte oNtev sf cstya< salsaf as g. 80
~ beet aezsatnsiad his hair iatervsr III susa
AL IA aIerty.
Morgan made ae defense which tie iHKk
approved by tfs Ssga{ef tess there saS NJ
'-grutsS.aks' contract. He admitted hFsng-
les cug ths ssoss7 IN sss,i