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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

proposition Submitted TO snoauaI.
mie Power Company.

News has reached fhss city that the
american commissioner 81 the Paris ex
pseati9n ~ $50. through che Western 80
ciefy OK Civil Engineers, aas snvitea
the directors Of the SneGuaIgEIe FAILS
Power Company 10 place az exhibit a. the
Paris exposition Of isyo in ere form %
working model % sh@4s power plsa;
president Baker pow has the matter TN
der CONSIDERATION ard II inc ins6 To leak
WIRE favor upon the Eses Of having n del
constructed aud Forwarded 20 Paris. The
originality Of this plant is something
which has created widespread interest
throughout the engineering fra'egnsfy u
the United States. and the London Engl
neertnx Magazine has also rendered the
Use % It's columns for ss1e purpose os
calculating The PRINCIPAL features Of this
enterprise
IL this model r. sent - Paris II will Do
a worzing mcsi@I. ard will contain the RIVER
in miniature flowing through The intake.
Down the penstcck and through The water
wheels. generating sisstrsc current IN
miniature iynauos- It xti be tire model
Of plant having prototype Ia ihs
world, ard the orig snaiify ~ which will
probably never be duplicated
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NEW AIAshA CODE.
Inited states Attorney Friedrich
Thinks IL an Improvement.

United States Attorney Robert e.
Friedrich. who went UP on the Cottage
in discussing the recently passed license
law ard It's effect on Alaska. said on
reaching Saagway:
The rsw code. az whole. is gooa
one. a vast Improvement OF our former
Laws But the portion os * providing for
the payment % licenses by those eggag-
ing IN business in Alaska is. IN my opsn
Ion, among the best features % the bail as
passed. The government Is very kind 10
Alaska 1t gives US immunity from taxa
tion and Al the same tine pays al our ex-
schools teachers court houses ta.ls asy-
iuns. and. in fact. everything We reed.
and as we are not asked 10 pay the bills
there is no reason why some slight REIN
eUrsement should not be made. and that
return viii. IN part be made under the
tax or license system Of the rev law. In
fact. | consider that congress has given
Alaska a complete system OF laws. and
yoa car say fer ne that the laws provided
for us Will De rigs6iy enforced as long rs
/ nh the office OF district attorney"
zen informed that several lawyers had
expressed aoubts as 10 the Constitutional
ity Of the new bill as passed. Gen Fried
rich said:
Congress has absolute power 70 make
for Alaska any laws IL may please. and
they are constitutional The congress %
the United States comprises many Of the
best lawyers In the land As bright legal
lights as live are 20 be found In both
houses Of congress. and when these bodies
pass laws II Is not al ali likely that those
laws will be IN conflict with the Unite!
States constitution and Il is presumption
on the part Of A!askaas 10 question the
legality Of any act Of congress"
In regard To that portion of the new
code regulating the liquor traffic. Gen.
Friedrich said that its effect viii be most
wholesome and beneficial
TT will" he said serve TO suppress
dives and IL viii place ;ae liquor bust
ness in the hands % responsible parties.
men who viii De compelled 20 give salts
factory bonds pay tire required license
and conduct business as prescribed by law
or keep out o@ the business entirely. The
new Law will also leave srnugglers with
out Jobs Yes. the new code is grand
thing and Is such a vast Improvement On
the aid laws that were u congiomeration
OF The oregon and California laws tina.
residents 81 Alaska should feel very
grateful for its passage and enactment,
and / repeat that I viii use my utrnos Sc
ersaeavors TO have the laws rigtdly en-
forced 20
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Should Have Be~n Aer~ I've Dayl
Awo-Rensoua for Delay.

A9o-Rensoss for Delay.
Fer some unknown reason TIE ssexrsss
City Of SEATTLE - ncw rssr~ thar two
days ovsrlse e-on -. Ho-th- STE lese
Seattle 81 her north hossn. rsE April :
and as sire has been making he ryan rega-
larsy IL .e. days saa vax cocs6sa.sy hsiiei
30 SAT- again f-ra this pert On yesterday.
Stea-aer Fz-s2lar reported IS asrea6s
Published in the Fost-fns@sasxeneer, tas:
sire rlet he Seattle aso1f Twelve sssies
this side ot Skaxxay Ias< SATURDAY Up "a
q bate hea~ this morning ~ further news
bad been received. ard there was = dis
tiaet feeling q ssreassEese with regard %
the Seattle
Whfle there = possibly Sons hasss fo-
fais concern. II may De aasyei by ccnsda-
eving the peculiar cargo xases the Seattle
sook On her 7crsnwara voyage.
II viii ae remembered that SHE carries
Aeost I'D tors Of machinery for THE Jana
diaa DSveioprreat Company. 20 be Used
for a new steamer or the lakes. r p
Meyer. local representative os the Cana
d.az Development Company. thinks thai
this machinery is probably the cause o.
the S~sa TUES delay. He said yesterday
that TIRE unloading o. the machinery a.
Skagway would naturally consume grea'
deal Of tisEe. ard would deeain the steamer
AZ that Tort far beyond her usual leaving
.szae
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INCIDENT To alaska RUSH.
Alleged Refusal to Carry Cat Con
tracts Causes Trouble.

TIE Missouri Alaska Geld Company He'd
two suits in the superior cssurt yesterday,
enc against Calhoun 4 20. and TIE other
against RoherS Ward s. &C.. az Victoria.
ara the National Bank ~ Commerce Beth
casss date back 70 the EIoGdike rush. wsSea
the plaintiff company. organised under The
laws Of Missouri. haaIt river sseasus.. the
cay Of Paris, Ia tais tt;r. for %. purr
pase Of carrying the party up the Yukon
reeF,
TIE complaint in the Calhoun css@ al
iegss that written RETeenen. was entered
into between the parties ~heTs by Calhaun
Co. VAS 10 secure Insurance from stns
LIayas underwriters of England sGr si.ssa
en- the boat, the premium or the v,ns
amounting Ia ssss. As fieydz wer. not au-
therized 10 transact business II the sssie
% Washington. No qesicy was ever Issued,
.he plaintiff alleges. and whea dsyua I'd
vas made fer n return u the ssIs Il " 49,
refused
In The other case Robert wara 4 Co are
stated 20 - the owners ~ tAe tag MNsv
terry In Augsiat ~ last year tho p1&lai3n
alleges that n contract was s1teses into
with Ward G CO. whereby the latter sas
20 tow the steamer City ~ Parts freTr Sc
a..le % s. Michael for a,cssa. whIca amount
was ptaceli sn escrow IN the National Rank
81 Corluerca August "a isz$. The s3g, az
Is alleged. started north @Ish her saw
ard get as FAR as Tnaiarka. where. for
snrne reason unknown 20 the piafatin. The
steamer Mas dropped and Ire tus turned
hack Fer failure - carry out the Esrssvs~
ssars ~ sffs contract the psssnttH demands
4 RETURN az the g 9ks
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BRICK FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
SEATTLE WILL SUPPLY THAT I'M
PORTANr BUILDING MATERIAL.
Cargo of 100000 Now Going From
Denny Clay Co. 10 Port Ludlow
for Reshi PINE mt. tn Build Nitro
glycerfu Factory at Cape Town.
- Second Avenue

Seattle is giving fresh proofs OF ha~
claims to distinction a word market
by selling vitrifisd brl-k 10 South Africa.
and In no small quantities.
Lying moisstiy at the dock the Angeles
is taking a large shipment Of these bricks
10 Port Ledlow. whence they viii be trans
shipped on the Gen. Roberts, now lying
at thar pert. The total shipment viii
amount 10 $4,000 brick.
These bricks are the product OF the
Denny Cay Company. 81 this ei;y. They
are cons gned through the California
Powder Company. and are 20 be used for
the construction OF a u.troglyeerin fac
tory. which Is 10 be erected Within a
few miles 81 Cape Town. With reference
20 The transaction Mr. O o. Denny. % the
Denny Clay Company. said last night:
Il am inclined 20 think that the export
OF these bricks Is rather more 81 III
usaph far Seattle. and "A fact fer America.
than most people realize. Up 70 a SNORT
time a GO the brick Tor that market was
furnished ny German company They
trial we have beaten hem and demon
s:ra.ed c2nc.usisely .h2t Amer CT IS able
TO furnish superior article n THIS line
Of manufacture and that mis- particular
prodgc; will hereafter - sent from SEAT
lie The shipment Il Significant as open
ing a naw field which IS destined - en-
large with the unfolding of international
commerce
STEAMER City OF SEATTLE sails toniSas
a. 10
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MRS. l.. &. CARPENTER DEAD.
suecumbs In Ross to violent Attack
of Pneumonia.

Mrs LILLIAN q Carpenter. wife q Ca1aa
= Carpenter, died at 50 o'clock yestsr-
day evening Of pneumonia Last Saturday
morning she walked 10 the ear from shetr
home and seemed unusually well. While
riding 10 the city, however. she vas sized
with Z violent chill ard on returning home
was at once confined 20 her he'd. she
grew rapidly worse uutH the hour Of her
death. She leaves one daughter, Miss
Frances II. Carpenter, aged l. years.
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter were married
In Round Prairie MINI In is>5 and came
te this city FIVE years later Mrs. CaTpen-
ter was the daughter 81 NJ. and Mrs Fl.
=. Hewes. and sister * Mrs J. c. Fob
errS
Mr. Carpenter was FOR seven years Ia the
county courthouse. serving q deputy un-
fer Lsasigner, Phelps and Mstten For the
last three years be hes been heavily H.
.eFe@ted in mining IN Rosslsnd Stacan and
The reservation II had been his purpose ia
TAXA Mrs. Carpenter with him 10 the
ni!aes May l. Deceased had gtda ci-c.e
OF friends
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Mansnntta Arrives After work 1T
Tuialip and Rfakeiey Island.

Port Yesterday afternoon. and .sea UP at
the Arlington dock. making by TIE Way
one Of The nretfiest and reafex landings
seen here for many a DAY. she had 20
swing In just ahead Of the Excelsior
with scarcely a foot Il space ~ sgars
Az she svuzg arossra the second efteer
became a BIZ alarmed ara shouted 10 ina
captaia thar :hsre wcai6 be bump
No" replied fhe captain. ''Ta miss ser
by eighteen inches" lie is an. IN a
moment more the boat lay ~uus at the
wharf
TIE Msnxa usta has been setting : buoy
AZ TSslsfi3 ard taking ssr another on tia
west shGrw az Biakeiey island. She Will
row await crssers from Capt Refer, Light
house inspector wa0 lx In the city
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Judgment In rae case o. JOHN r.4ary ~.
" ~ IA@Esllyn - III. Tor g. e - was
signed yesterday By Judge Heason.
Judge Moore yesterday ordered ere al
n1irastrAior % the estate Of James & Mrrrs-
asSc 70 Pay oaat % IN. sSsase So a rsoa.h
for tas nsasntsnanee Of the FAMILY.
The Jerry Ia re case sf Louis Hgny -
the Baysssr Brewing Company after be-
sEg oGt all Gixf1t Ma Gkzcssar gsss yeseer
Gay ncfniag by Judge BezsOn. after fall
Ing ta Disagree
The city % Seattle. BY Corporation f-orn-
sss Humphrey. has fled a motion fn Tie
superior G3lrt tor a new trial ~ the FRS,
Asssssls street grazing eases. an the grounds
81 excessive damages, Appearing 10 a2ye
been given under this influence OF passat
Or pFejistsies- inss.sei@ney OF eytaeree, etc.
The fos1owiag nsa suits were fae4s YES
.sfaays PesSiess Savings Bank - George
Jensen and others. rruuiSsary note and
mortgage. Sa-s George e Webster and r
O. SiekersoE Va Charles Forget and Jos-
seph Guaihsr. ErCnsssory ssare. ssss - Lee
nsss j. Richard w. J r Exhsarzan q a.
Asga
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following lz list Of the deeds fled In
the county auditors office yesterday:
Thomas III. ELS ct TX. 20 watson Allen.
lots Is and 10. block =. Gilman Park. sub
tect 10 mortgage. April $. 81.
Hans ". Hanson 81 Tx. 10 Daisy NJ.
Hanson. u block Is. = block H. " y
IL. AK point, January Il. 1895, ST.
George s. Kirk 81 TAX. TO Martin II.
Barnes, lots II. ls hiosa !; lars l. :, 20
=. block : lots to 90. block ;: lots %
block g. Commercial ad Kirkland; LOT :.
block s YesIer's "a az. April G. $3.50.
Administrator OF estate of Nathaniel
T. Hong. deceased. 70 George A Baker,
81 s. +" sc l. = p January .
George ". billing To Carrie G.. Smith.
lots and 4, block q, Nagis's 81 ad April
West Coast Improvement Company TO
Gilman Park. April II. So
g. Erickson ct ak to David Hamilton,
lot !, block s. Botheli. April -, 1871, s27o,
Fred W Hubbard, trustee. Julia r. AMI
T.. l.. Blaine. Gertrude A and Anfon =.
BurwelI 10 Ellen H Smith. iot :. block II.
Esles * knights ai April l. g..
I. Ralph Andrews. by ]. r Andrews
attorney 20 Baptist Home Mission So
c!esy. of New York. lots II and Il. block
5, Fan City October I. ls'$ nso.
ney. 20 Annie Thomas. lots : 20 10. block a.
iots 10 =. block %. Byron al. April Is.
$50
Fris GabeI 10 RI. X Lorenzo lot l.
block -. Burke's - a. April 3 sl.soa
J @ BuTsr6 20 Eva Buzart 10, = block
e Terry's II ad April II. O c 81
John r Agsn - Sidney : Elder. past
sac ~. 3. 4. subject - tsxes, April 10
rsst
william Krauch - TX 70 Mamma A. Nc
Curly, lots - ard Il. block weeain's
ily Green Lake al March .. s5s1
Wnisan1 Nottingham - TAX 80 G w
Ferris lots - Ia - block r.. a. zee.
lots te $. lots . = n Is. block "a. Squire
Park ad March - sw. s. sa
G " Ferris - J \ Kellogg lots -
- = block e. lots IS s@i IS. block a.
Squire Park al April e s. Sa
Jehn Ner.z = J reGeishe1rrsr i0ts !
ard = block - South Park. April s tI1s
oscar E-2nsors 20 Rasrz Elraore cona-
Tnunsty tntsres. n lot a block -. 10, l.
h1ack IS Gilman Park; cots y and - beck
lss Gl;m&u's 81. Ar~I L. 81
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FOR 4 SIX MONTHS CRUISE.
Revenue Cutter Grant Receives Or
ders te Prepare for Work.

.tfrgssfs have been issued fTnua Washing
ton for the revenue cutter Grant Cap.
Slamm, "a prepare for \ six months
cruise. THE orfars we're received twc or
three days ago and the commander and
crew OF the Grant have been 5Gsy pre-
pairing IN. ship for thu seasons work
Capt SIauru believes tnat the Grant
VIII be ordered 81 DO patrol aaty sr Ra--
srg this summer although no definite
orders ashe~ thar these referred 20 have
been received IL ss hard 20 believe taat
the government. cont9TrulateS sending the
Grant ~ samoa ard as the-e are plenty
of naval vessels wi.a Dewey az Manila
Capt. Siamn il forced 20 the conclusion
that Rs - 10 patrol the Boring sea this
summer
Sailing orders are expected any Gay by
the commander az the Grant
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Mrs. French Asks for <:o.ooo for Her
Hu.baxa.s Death.

TIE FRS Avegue Raiiv ~ Csaaarv eas
ser made defendant in q SAaaSse sgie
~ saafsa Hle-f - fho Superior eossrt yes
,sH'sS ~ Magic Frsacc. wife - Waiter
ffearA. sho xss Killed az the company
issss hezSe "a March :. while pursuing
- szsses IS engineer
"a ses g snpla}Ht Mrs. FTsaeh alleges
eSFsssssa<~x anf feE3srt 81 the part ~ sHs
easnarf II aet providing wgeiefess sac
ARTS sho3f fhe engine. ard gar permit
.ng sss Syaa fne 20 become taeaaasitatess
rs sea6ertnE ,ae Ngi,ilng DARK ara IA
Toe eaIplstnt rrcs1es - Sses that tsa
sssefsfasas ecEi7}'any permitted = hais in t.se
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T1le snaeral ssrv!ces ovsr the remains
o. John Frf&eu we're held Wednesday
from ESorney 4 Stsw1Tf's chapel thss IN
teTGssn; being tw Calvary cemetery IN The
presence q a large crowd o. friends and
relatives. Mr. FriGsn was horn ln lax
eFutsFTy Germany thirty GIT years ago.
He cSyne 70 Puget sound from fiilnals in
CactaHsr, fSSS ~ith his cousin. II r
sisfs nzleTs, beth locating permanently IN
Seattle A- Fri3sn had been sor ,welvs
Years 81 ne employment % THE Pos nj
Telegraph Company ard had many
friends he leaves a mother and two
nrnkhers HWY In Germany
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THEY RIDICULE IT.
Many People Ridicuie the Idea of
an Absolute Cure for Dyspep-
sia and romach Tr"ubics-
Ridiruie. However. II Not Argument.
md Facts Are stubborn Things.

Storuacf troubles are SO common and In
rrrxf ctxes 50 obstinate 10 cure :a2t peS-
nj. are apt IN look sifh suspicion on any
remedy claiming 70 ~ radical; F'er Ia p
zen. cure sar DYSPEPSIA and Indigestion.
aga~x sueh pride them selves On their
srs.agYsxs IN never being bum 5E g9r3. ss
r,esrt4tiy ia medicines.
TnIs fear % being haTbusged can b.
carried tao far. far in TACT, that
rsarv v@ngsie suffer for years with weak
ssigNs*ssr rather than risk a;fss lime and
money in faithfully testing the c528fns
~naE4e ~ a preparation - reliable ard uns-
wersaIiy used as SsuaSTs Dyspepsia Tab
Nos Stss-rsss Dyspepsia Tablets are vast
* s9f~@rert En ere lTpT9TE ~ respect from
o~sssnary proprietary sae>3selnss for tns
medicine. no secret - made az tsatr In
gradients rat analysis shows f1srs - con-
.as~ .E@ natural digestive f@rFne-ss. pure
sssr..Y~ persia kne digestive scfgss Cs5i5ea
seal tssnsufs. - flrasfiS ard a&x- They
a~e ysrt eafnaTs5c neither 30 they aes pew
.~frfv on any o.Ean. bu1 they cure fr4t-
x@efssr or tie coSssaor-zcrs@ TsS&n of IL
rs@.gr~ fne feo3 eaten thoroughly aefoye
X has ffrvae - tsTrns1t sazfT ard cause
fAe mischief Aa-s = rs ofsss T@C!e1 81
s-a.sa-fs- rsg1x rever Save and never
Gan eara Indigestion ard Sf5rssaep fyog aiss
because they act sEs$FF3Y - IRE bowels.
v~a@reas IRE whole tr9u1le - really IL tie
-.4srr.s rpvsr~gsla TaAless taken after
-,7@afR digest Tbs food. Ta&t IL al sAexe
Is 10 * ruo9 ast sttsest~G 0r hzE a.
s,.~xfeS "a xzstsfsFs IS :. creates gas. AGILITY
kssxsenssx -sssrGfsss0T - f5ge nzAr* s1xx
- ~@~n art appetite Ard mary asse~
frea LES wases &rs ofsen caGlays - some
otese~ ~az2e-
- re~.x .s~~ Essekaxe Address =. A St1-
AT &c XzrSaatk Mia. s3r sttse BOOK 81
szo-ssas-s disease EerS tre@
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TIE funeral - Jarnes Davev. the wei,
kT3oNa sAtWsus!e~ 40 9.Hs Tuesday A.
S,s2aTse rrraster ANr4s0r took place in shgs
city Yesterday afternoon AZ O'clock
Services weFe bed III the family ress-
5aTzc@ - North Broadway Rev Joan
Damon Officiating TIE }nferr3eut IN
Lake Yes cemetery was under tn@ ass-
E1sces - Columbia Lodge M A q I
w. led ny &aster Workman tsa~at.fs
Tfsefe were numerous fcral offerings BY
frtesass s-rsoHs tae snQst netshae being q
STAR Oh 81 aSse3 gron4 the Lodge
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ssissr Caesar &c 9saran," ne character
IN vhleh the yoErGey ssl%}et became "a
rrxs1ss vas produced AZ tss Tstsa Avenue
thsaser last nssAs - Bceari Faste and
company. ard IN same Texpscfs sas a very
zr.si performance. u was reGSa In
places hat fhss IL 20 80 sxgsertet. 4gs a com
many gotten together AzsrftetBx ard *tt1
bat limited slrae IN ws}es - gshsawss
rease a. she Sashsrx. Hags asTfi saec
s~asssr slowed atxItg II spe sSiFg aas
ssts@s sd n his iatsFnss a. on = he char
s,srer Rianca3 Sssssta tas young
WASHINGTON actress. rzadS sssHttsul
Nsrfsa~a. and srSks exT asrs won3sTt'sllY
,TgIt considering ar $S0~t sesassn-aT.ee
ard arxs appear me- = ~ T5s. 1n2rF
49, ~srrsA csess-aEf Mss 500 sas@
ss1s,sa ssavessgs sEta SSs actress So
nss sAe complainant ana : nof AfrA.s O.
hard work
The Ola Quart Vas s1vNn - = c1-sa n
~asssy wgtn Mr.. Eao$e as te-ss HsE@F~zc
49, Mas SsaxfaaTa as fAay Fss Gvttls
4~h@ ssssss4 a11 Viii Dc presented ;1e
balance es she werS.
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CHARGED WITH vAGRANcY.


Dandy Pat Cali Is character known
10 the peitce from oeeso 10 o-erar. Yss-
ters,sy Gait weo earned hts snbrieisst
fysafn his Sahis - wearing gcsss cioghss.
vas arrested by 0-feers sam Ccrbets aYsi
Powers charged with being \ fssorS~Tiy
s~~sert Under tha city 5rgTanAnce
Calf IS SAID - re- cue ~ TIE ci@v9-s$s
confidence workers 81 ne country lie
always appears II spstteSs rsfnens ~ he
latest pattern Tire ease will h@ heard
toSaay before Judge CaEn.
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BALLARD DAMAGE CASE.
Mr. Laurie Asks for st-.tsss for In
Juries Received.

The damage suit against TIRE city - Bal
lard for s.; So. brought by Mrs. Laura NJ.
Laurie, = on trial before sup rs1r jUd<e
BensoE Ms laurie In November. isss.
while engaged "a a lucrative 81 pioymers
aesnry business fell Down 3 hale In q
broken sidewalk IN Tallran avenue. near
Araaawav. ia the little NIL tsws, aad 80
ress%3 injuries from which she has never
ssssy recovered ard rraAaslV gsver gill
There are ahsut afty witnesses tn 4;
te13Anee including many young women.
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~ %
\ BIT
Ssss-@ssge. ea5se-in property. pairing -.
Bet over ard Above ali exr@nses 81 80
1Ee improvements cost ever n.aa
0zy@...d :: & c G 70, :.

Ae.1F TO exist without proviszrx rats ss~
safes1sfGs- Ard that white performing his
vas thrown tsEo me wsrz-4r whasf 70
sefElnx INJURIES from wt2eh ne died saur
hours izs~r
Four young Children ars named a. paint
tns u Re case.
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J q Mcf-a~~ey. miner roors,ag n.
the Nn13e - Alfred Tss1es@r srr musician.
en Second ave~Gs rear Pike street aresi
four bGllets Through re w{rFetow ~ hss
rc~srn last Night He was taken n police
hsmstf.ssa~ eT Gsffcsr Me~ert ara ruav
~ sxzzss-sS az - his sanity lie told
Capt sa}aTan Stat paaTIe were trying -
hs-ra sfaa Re ha4 - OF BIS pe-Sea, ana
s-sss Ia vaHss.
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PERSONAL

wesaev wilson n merchant a. Isssquah,
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