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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-04
RAILROAD NOTES.

John ". I'M. local freight agent OF the
Northern Pacific railway a Spokane. has
been appointed general agent there. Sue
ceediag F. u. Gibbs. resigned He will be
succeeded by Henry y. Metzger. soliciting
freight agent.
The Canadian Pacific railroads report
for The year ending December 81 1885
shows. Gross earnings. fe6. f3s go increase
s2.lss.ii2. operating expenses. SIS itS5. 60+:
Increase 81 9l7 Si5. net earnings, sl041s.3T2:
Increase tl71.5s7
A second tariff for lumber has been ss-
sued by the Northern Pacific covering all
points IN the North Pacific territory and
applying 70 the east and southwest, IN
GLIDING all Burlington territory This tar
III is effective January so.
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com
p7ny's statement fer the six months ending
Decent her =, is az follows: Gross earn
iuys S.Sss.f Increase. 1918 AS operating
expenses. s2.leG.0lS. Increase $24S. go Net
earnings. 81, ,t49: decrease, Sl20. 81.
two new time tables. one containing a com
plate schedule ~ trains on all branches of
the system and much useful information.
and the other combining Itself 70 the train
schedule. The latter which Is officially
known as folder A, contains n map ~ the
entire Great Nort horn system \ more de-
tailed map IS found in folder r. which also
gives Information hclt the Nippon Yuscn
katsha with schedule OF passenger tar5Ts
20 the Orient. The folder also describes he
country through which ,Ae Great Northern
far Northwest The American and Carad-
ian K0ofeua; country IS described fully and
attention is also given To Alaska and its
gold fields
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NEW CABLE HAS ARRIVED.
First Avenue Road VIII He Ustng II
Tomorrow Afternoon.

TIE hears 81 the patrons az the First
avenue cable Eae were gla89e;lesf by Jhe
news that me ueg cable had arrived. TIE
tug wire rope. one and an eighth inches in
diameter. and = 30 feet. approximately
I'VE and a hass miles. lcng. * TOW being
hauled otgt 20 ire power house on Denny
way ard ssli be 'rgn in tomorrow morn
ing After the. cable 5 ia place Suaer!n-
rendent GOWN promises that a arst-class
service viii be gwen. The arrival @ the
uew rope aes o-grortane, the OLD ore hay-
ing parted sEain yesterday morning.
TIE new cable. VITA tae immense spool
upon whAch Z is wound weighs ABOUT
thirty tons. ard cort about $40
u was aid up" ~ MANUFACTURED. 6E The
WaSnourn- Aoen MAuafacturir * Company
Of san FrHrssirS~o IN seven days. on Il rush
orCser seng from Seattle during foe visit
Of President VI. Il Eecht. a fortnight ago
and Sent no.r1 by fast freight. reaching
Seattle ii nooa yesterday.
II hltss heretofore Aeen the practice 70 un-
bad the big cables az the foasE Of Clay
street ana haul Them 20 the power house.
q distance % but few blocks. The Ts-
grading Il FerSt avenue rendered Il iEnp0e-
S.bss 10 follow this course with the pres
eat cable. AnI It Vas for that reason laid
off 81 the foot Of Yes.er way and thence
dragged up First avenue by several teams
of aray horses u VIII Tot arrive at me
power house before tonight.
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U<zxy&,'...d'..s.'Gn 10, =.
aa--19s Sts York Biz
CHANCE FOR CONTRACTORS.
bids Called for on the Heafon HiIr
Sewer system.

BIDS On another extensive sewer conztrac-
Ton are advertised Tor by the cily THIS
l~a1Fact VAL lie gE oEs and 8ne-eag8 2
niles - s@@*Fs the estimated cost 81 which
- Sl-,t'. IL Will cover the st-ztr&cr or the
east s.0Es Of Rs:sssn h-l. and u0rra os
\. ala WaIl. addition TIE ordinance for
ne Improvement; wss passed a NOR n ago
enc ne plans are Tow ealiFeiy ready. TIE
sT%sFs via Fia Ok streets a. fellows
IN twenty ~ghs.G avenue. from East So
lafnolA - East Marion streess Eat Ma
Ttgn street. from Seventeenth - Twenty
lhifd avenues. Seventeenth avenue and
LIS9icetlsh avenue. from = patnt - feet
south o. Las. Union street % East Marion
street. Twentieth ayente. from a po.nf ~
fset aoaah of Last 0ase street 70 East M
zion street
One block or Twentv-thlrsi avenue ~lli
oe sf1eksG Ae&E- walBe ti3@ rest Viii be
j. i. 10 aud S-lnca irgnst0ne p5te
tae CHRIS q the City engineers Depart
ftei4s We're bss4ly working yesterday az
i2ss Rave Tor f54e lass g@o weeks. o. lie
sss1s i1sht rolls sor TIE Improvement.
Iher~ ara 20 !u3 vssual tracts 10 De as
ses*ei, an1 descriptions must be prepared
FOR each
Iilsfas ila.sly tolioH-pE the Letting OF this
contract bids VIII be advertised for on zoe
upper Pounus. gr Fast Denny way, sever
systssu, te cost about f. ga
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Musty Police Court History Raaed
Ia Ia "a Divorce Trial.

Some musty seattle police court history
~ss aired ia Judge Jacobs department II
the superior court yesterday. during the
trial Of he divorce case Of Hattie | Ia"
dar agaiu&t James Hahar Agz hal@ar
was given her divorce on the gEossIld that
her marriage vas brought about by force
snd frami on tae part 81 her husband
During the trial the story OF ole ~? me
most sensational marriages ever celebrated
III the city as told.
Mira ttaldar. seven years ago, @as pretty
little Hattie kohne. ant married Ilaldar.
who was one of her nothef'a io3gers. The
mother haa NOS given her coaseTit 20 tire
planned that she had been forced - 10
through the marriage az the Tn9zzls Of a
revolver The neither prosecuted Haldar
for per jury IN procuring the marriage D..
cense by representing the girl as i years
% age Haifar WAS acquitted. and then
Mrs. kGhne created sensational court
n5om scene hy shooting and slightly
wuunding ths alleged ahdaEcfor III Icr child.
she ~ af'erward triad and acquitted on a
charge NJ assault with deadly ee1po0.
hBiaar was never Showed Ia ite Hita
h.k chsidswife. the irate meth~f-tu-iAw az
irving on the sceUa shorty after tne 1esi-
ding party left The residence ~ ftev. JOAN
r. Damon. whn performed the srFcgnDsty.
The g3rs testified that she hsA bern ART
fuiiy disguised 10 look ossler THAR ehg va
ally waA Ia order that GAa clergyman
might ne deceived The raae succeeded
Haldsr e is sad - s,itl Ia the eigv. bat
ne failed % appear ~ eo9TI a. contest asS
slfeis Atfff
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ANt sI,ttfsSTs.
Grau Opera Company.

The music loving people ~ Seattle have
grand treat in store for themselves At
the Seattle theater all next week. conn
mcncing Sunday. February s. when Gr9u's
opera company VIII appear '-Safi
PaSaz" WI he tire opening opera. To be
followed by same fine productions The
repertoire for the rest n; the week Is 8:
Monday evening New i}o%Cacc-0." up 10
Hate. introducing the bur!ssqaie on Bern
harlt and Irving rs Camille and OthcIla;
Tuesday. 'Mikado." This VII be a grand
scenic production. Manager Grau carries
ali his oWD special scenery which Is H.
Eliminated with three hundred cosorei n
,-f1 syhts "Wednesday martha
Thursday night fhe savoy theatcr. Lon
aon great success. ''t7aika" which ran
over two years in London and over tNo
hundred nights In New York ON Fv4siay
the ever popular "Eahe1n5 an Girl" Satur-
Say matinee. "ET,ninie" and in the cven-
'ns. for the first time here. the New
York Casinos success ''fgrtgaD&s" Esaca
opera VII 20 presented with new AMI
gorgeous costumes. yosln@. pretty and
powerful chorsls and Grau's own orcalez-
tT1L
IRE prices w hc - cents. r cents. n
een's and = cents MATINEE e cents and
- cents seats on sale this morning.
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NIL KEEP ONLY GOOD MEN.
IN MORE WORK FOR IysATIsFse-
TOM COMMON LaBoRERs.
ne Clty Sow Pays TWENTY-FIVE
Cents an Hear and Expects
Thorough work ut That Rate
plan of civil service Comml ssian

. s,5ar 90 increase the efficiency % the
>evr,@ - i@sorerE IL ts4c city employ aas
~ruars fT1ua the s4yil service coEun1Zz-
80 fns c.ty pays - cents an
hoagr 5anpD iakcseTs K Is te!t that
no ka4eu wao cAnraot % satss-
sacssa -sgs work allosIa4 ps on 'he
essvss E. Fsu. tbs matter has been
a~oavni before tbs ksard o. Tsso.sc WORKS
Dy tgas .s-zsta g e0EnFagaica ton from SEQ
rstary Cr1s4l. 81 tAs eivlI service cDgngn1s-
sou
.rraere haze 1tea recently ale1 al iae
ofs.ess ~ fse clVs1 ffsggELs commission sas-
sras ges5sa. protests on The par u THOSE
s4ts b. effect taat part az tssD@e certified
sor employment .er@ not abe tu do nssn-
"a. .ss+t.T or taat their woik aaz 40 IN
,at4sf3sst9Fs ~ 10 materially fssfaTa The
yrogrs-s ~ tngse working w4fA tasm.
= desire To present ths exgEs-ases4 opin-
for = LIE nilsson - Tslsfgu - me
eart3hcat-gu and sfnp.oyns.pt 81 lafofers
On ts.tAllf ~ TIE cry. The cssI service
rs.lsss r-zgIlE.- faat 81 east y PER cent.
NOR nauseF stall De certified t5s.tn ags
saled III on FGQNtS4E.1U. Sl0G toe 49,
to.nsln~. Sf3scer = expected O. sIag.isty the
fslnllssg ea4ie3 ggF x 8a FnHUy &fe 1sAtl-
abs from tie fur nlzfn 9g.r es<t He'd II
fsr any reason any ri tls,sso certified faAl
L, appear FOR 10Ek the apIF03IstsI<s syseA er
should e. notify t0s commission. when
notices VII iSe NFIs; Fbafn s5 report -
tie commission within teIs Gays the reason
Of the.r failure - - appear. II they do
not 81 report and pr-ssnt reasonable
e1ea4se their names ylll * atFicaeu ffofn
The ra.g.s
frl.s, fas9 that the foreman or super
;uL.sr1deni has kuo~ leE8Ee ~ tsIs AGILITY or
inability AZ the parties certified, should
NOS IL, made eXe{ase vE reason for f3f
employing e3!gllGsas gben eft.tsst. aeli:-sr
shogAsa the ,hoorer'a politics ht taken INTO
as034flf Iie Nl4gad rather D. gwen sun-
ployment and after "a fair trta,. u Elgy
ssapsoJe ~ found "a neG.sof ms HD{k. UF
proves ninas.t5f 10 t-s Incompetent or ~ anT
way sInQGst .ij.sd TO do q reAAsIEia siv day >
wofA TIE al guntiHs officer has Ji.sL
.sTus11lds Tor retnCvai. Itla e3ty ~ Seat
lie pays Ire highest rare ~ wages for
general work. ., cants IFr bOlir. and has
4 right u expect fair das work from
eytsfy person employed. aild up .anvfer or
other enploy. nf ths csty Uas ANY Eisat
10 consideration a. such unless re eaH
1--WE fair equivalent fur the wa&es To-
ealytsd In tlase or dis saFKe. however.
ys-Esrt shgs1id be made TO the commits
sion aith the statement OF definite
esAnse for removal. Fpon ihc apprs,Eat or
s.st cause - the commission the name
Of the party removed gii be dropped from
the reg lsacr of ellgtbes ard his appllea-
ton VIII not be again received Tor similar
work +"
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NARROW GAUGE LINE.
Huaaors OF ~ New Railroad Between
RGsSiand and Gladstone.

There Is strong talk of ihe early con-
stTi1et.on Of q narrow gauge railway to
run from RosSland 10 the new mining toWn
81 Gladstone. which is the only place Of
npoE AnCe ou the Robson Peutice0n
branch o. the C'o,ambia & Western rail-
way. between Robson and Cascade The
Sp0kt smau- Review reports THAI plans are
maturing fer The uew HE. although the
matter IS being kept as qule. as possible,
bat charter viii he applied for at an
early date
The proposed line would run "a Norway
mountain. ana would tap rich mineral
belt en- route. besides giving a second out
l.t TO the rich Burnt Bassc mines adjacent
- the town Of Gladstone and also giving
Ro<sland A shorter and more direct route
into the boundary country a gentleman
VINO claims 70 Dc In position 10 know
says that the road Will be constructed dur
ing the coming summer. and viii possibly
he operated with the narrow gauge rolling
stock now In use between Rossiand and
Trail. which will not he needed when the
standard.zing Of that line is completed
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SATURDAY. 1>

Northern Pacific Railway Company. have
been surveying line sro-2 Waitss@rg -
Z Es-sae, = Wall2 .Wal1A cougYty-
Nhea tire Washington & Columbia River
Railroad Was h2flz. oze object seemed - t.
. tap as mitch territory As possible. From
y aItstszrz the read runs around over
E@zvy grade u Djx.@ ~ through Ws3sA
WaIIa. ard thez turns no.1h Up through
Eureka RAJ. Ry tbs ruGte tie distance
from WzE-sh1rg % Rlysrsite Is about G.Ty-
gve uz4s.s Ey the proposed na2r route. 81
cit Ell re distance - a n0G. sixteen TEaeS.
ard al GaEn grade, 2s the Ire runs aa3rg
TIE ToutaeE river. crossing tie Oregon
Railroad * Navigation lire a. This place
should ta.s road he btgjl. il would save
hauling al TIE wheat from Dayton. Waits
burg sni other points over a he ayy grade
around hy Walla Walla. besides making
trs distance nearly f0Tty miles less. The
surveyors are SIN a, w1rk. but i - said
they have tire survey nearly completed.
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Gil. AHN AILR LINE.
q. X. a n Engineers Cnmped Near
Moscow for Preliminary Work.

The twelve engineers who reached Mos
COW. Idaho, last week with a carload az
material, did not larry IN Moscow long.
bat Immediately procured Two four horse
teams, two single teams and q hack and
started out toward the iotlatch accord
Ing TO dispatch from Moscow. The
obtained at the .. x. * y. depot AZ Mos
COW and there seems 10 >. a general de-
sire on the part of the engineers 10 keep
tho4r destination secret.
IL has beeB learned however, from the
drivers VINO conducted them that they are
now camped eight miles fFom MOSCOW at
the head % the pottatch river. No work
= being dome ~ them. and they seem
10 be waiting for the arrival Of another
OF their party.
Tire chief engineer OF tFe party was
a. Moscow "A week aso ANA driven all
over the Potiatch country ga tae dlrec-
tiou of Genesee and linton Flat TIE gave
0uE no Information regarding ne purposes
az bis trip and now that ns has arrived
with MS associates simply answers when
questioned that we arr going - build
Railroad"
A. to whether they Will simply survey a
route from Moscow a. t'efAtSsve or build
ou 20 the Clearwater and eventually 10
the t'amas Prairie country taers a. a
difference % opinion
y X believed ~ many people that e is
the intention 0f ihe -. 4. * " - uuIld
a the from Moscow to the While pine ueit
east
Review that th!s party IS in the employ
Of the - K. * y. and that - means
business The chief engineer seems de--
tergnined 80 k@el, the public from learn
ing anyt aiug of their intentions. hut toi,.
several parties. -'Ar are koine to bDsld a
railroad" Many believe the suggestion
that The a Il & y. intends - strike tAe
Eamas Prairie country by building a hu@
- parallel the Northern Pacific from
Moscow down tn the i'otIafCh river. 70 the
Clearwater a,.t Lewiston. and up the
Clearwater 20 TIE Cauas Prairie country.
IS cl1se "a the truth and the action Of
this party II engineers lends color 10 this
suggestion Where The party ts row
taTnfsed is directly along the line where
asfeh a raa1 sust}d fsts hufif
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pIrunt.G Is >or APPROVED.
sanitary Inspector Finds Fault With
Court House SyAtem.

Sanitary Inspector Nliliam tsuenther, q
the city health department who WAS en-
Vloyr3 GY the county commissioners TO
make m inspection nj she Plumbing AT the
court house yesterday nlgl h.s report with
she clerk " tae board lie finds several
defects. hat nothing radically wrong. ex-
eept ~ recommends sbat al nx.urvs should
be separately trapped IN accordance with
tbe clfy ot.,rsnee au tae subject ~ plumb
ing regulations
lnanector Gueusher Reports thI; the Worst
condition ~ Af3trS ~ EtS In the toilet
rH0r7ta connected with fhs- county clerk =
ufl}r~ iu Hhi,h he condemns Pee plumbing
as defective This probably explains seven
eases sg tvHhr'd fewer among Clerk Hoi-
l4wav's deputies witain less than "a many
months
The cons ntzslon"rS Will take steps IA To
pair tae plumbing ia accordance with the
insi,s tors rrpert.
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sis=art Decides Contested Case
AGAINST htraEo f'hySIcinu.

In The superior court yesterday uorn-
Ing Jsiyiee Jacohs. rsu1 rtd bis decision
in thu dis oree fasSg 81 Agnes tsts,( Sa,t-
mar "a }r- Arthur 3 Shrrn,a9. III t'.rt-
cage. g~antjHg thr piaiuIiu A decree "a
uir rrs8Ht ~ upg-auppprt
TIE sherman TaHs WA uot tSaHal.
its priue 20 interesting feature 9'irg The
Tact th0t aftef feXen years ahseHC, f9usu
BIS y ,fr ar. NltsEfoab. ~ tta Aa.5 taken ua
rs residence in Chicago. earns. hack asa}o
10 SEATTLE {" prevent htF frufu c3tHIn4nE
. aiVerse T. took t5s parties tarer dHvS
last week 40 offer the evi1eoCs- tren
WHICH the couei r4iea th4t tae FlaiuilT
Nss entitled t. hrf decree
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checking Treasurer. Accounts.

Csru'y Ausffor EVens7n has pas w. ren
st ueacf rhes Arw over .ae accounts 81
t'os.m5v F.Ya sureE Whfttiesev 7'aey VII -
rUt. eEeA - fee ASK fer Fix or eight
,sl. ttHs ar1 81 91 ~ IS: - their waxk az
n.trt Nh-n che r~rae ~ thr treasurer =
ar e ara rot m USE. r'eun.y Au8#ev sven
Rcter vhe has heretofore asem employ -
a- .Ae warrant suf marriage itceuSe Nsn-
..5ts- r. ore ~ ;he fvFs expFr.e employ II on
the .ssA
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WANTS no RIVAL ROCKEFELLER,
William PiuueIi, Former tmpioye at
Everett snetter. Insau~.

Ssp-iw Zimmerman. - Saakau'sh oal}n-
49, arrived 1T tne c3sy jaS. evening om his
RHv 50 Sfvafa~ea fu &sth " utam HirncL
farsUer.F 8U "I9p.oys a. fee Everett sTii,if~
err = no Aas been Judged insAne
I'tnuet ~t1ip 9fnut $50 worth - silver
aUt gold -uU htnei ir ere bfttN - button.
lie asd AN itisa that he knew a - ret pro
,-FS ~ which fe could sepSr4It tae 3uvt =
tie Ras aFresfsi fo- grand larceny. isut
~8eFiT zimmerman became cn1VtHCe.. that
- lad atl insane man instead of a tAfsf.
q Hea} WIFI. ire author u@s came - the
same conclusion
Gne % ala pet schemes - - build a
sHse.ter su Everett lie says Ne j. gong
so te rvel ~ 1a9a - R1ckefetssT
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WOULD USE ACETYLINE GAS.
Independent Company Offers to
Light County Court House.

The county commissioners are stii un-
able 10 agree with the Seattle Gas Com
pahy Tor the lighting of the court house
aud the contract FOR furnishing light FOR
the coming year is sun uniet. The dead
took nas resulted in several propositions
belng made - the commissioners by inde-
pendent light companies. one OF these is
the Washington Ac@t ytene Gas Lighting
Company which has made the county an
offer 20 put IN a 9sl-light plant for so
and 10 furnish alt gas needed for sl5 II
month.
The company's proposition IS 20 connect
the plant with the gas pipes AZ present In
use at the court house. It guarantees the
quality and quantity ~ the light ard Of
fers to put mp a bond to secure the per-
!0rmauce OF the contract.
The Seattle Gas Company offers 10 fur
nish coal eas Tor 81 . per 10" feet. At
that Pate the cost - the county would be
IL * said about $50 month.
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Lewis. Portland. q. Hunter, city; r IL.
Stackpole Mount Vernon: r. ID. Newhevry,
Philadelphia; y. Almond. Anacortes; \.
Lake; w. l.. White, Olympia; Elmer f.
Johnston. Everett: +. y. Stephenson, Gin
cnnati: +. Hammer and wife, Noolley:
c. A. ceiene and wife. New York city; A.
Townsend; James +, Bell, Everett: II. {.
Clayton Olympia; T. J Neasey. Miwau-
kee; James A. over. La Conner; \. Neu-
man. New York: n W. Caro-. San Fran
Mrs. E. r. Campbell. Chicago.
The Raiuier-Grsnd.
d A Hauch City. w j. ScAurz San
Francisco; j. T.. Boss. Spokane; Mrs II
Meyers Chicago: \. l., Prentis. Portland;
X SweaSey. San Francisco; a l. Castle
Quincy. III: II. 4 Lacey. fairfield Mass. !:
Charles NJ Maxwell and friends City r
II. II CatTrey, New York; NJ. J. Roche
Portland Frank Durand ana WIFE. Mon
'ana. Adams :. Collins. san Francisco:
Charles 5. Hardy. New York H. q Buck
ley. Portland J. Howard Watson. C3tN:
W 6. Cushing, MINNEAPOLIS: Daniel Jones.
CITY. +. NJ. Stoel. Minneapolis: Thomas L.
Handy wife and two children. Bay CITY,
Mich Mrs j. tioudell and two children
Grants Pass or; -. {, Semple. Qusleene
L. zimmerman. Everett: & Hope. Tacoma.
city. =. -. Frat. Everett; l. X Bradshaw
san Francisco; Miss May FFa;t. City, J.
u. Hubbard. Portland. \. T. Cousins, s. =.
Umatilla; " O. Roberts, Tacoma.
The halter.
j Reid. city; \ +. Maxwell. city: George
I. Piper. Olympia a ]. 4oSom Olympia.
{. l.. korn. Everett ". + Preston Port
Townsend: II. r. Copley. Elmira y y:
y II Robertson, Eim'r8. X. Y: &r ara
Mrs 6; - Mclean Mount Vernon: Miss
- L. ShpeeS. Victoria. Pete -e-.-.,.. tte3~
ena Mont Mrs. Sherwood. New YORK ~
&. Bennett. Chicago, Mr.. and Ms q ~
cochran. Monteaano: George r n Donald.
Vancouver = g. Mr.. and Mrs \ W
putton. DulDfh. MINI. Arthur w Hawke
SucnamiSfl, 4 u. Rockwell. SPOKANE. W
=. Graves. Spokane T. A. Phelps san
Francisco; Edw ingalls,, New York Il L
Bithet. san Francisco: &. ". Howard
Fslrhaveu; i J N kams Tacoma: r J.
NcNamee. Portland. Charles Adams. Fan
Francisco. i. r Plechner ~ Paul
The Brunswick.
r. r Irons. Chicago. * g Ncf.ain. Big
Lake. 7. II. McMullen and family. We
natC7ec, 4. f.. Foster. PittsAurg Pa r.
y stewart. Ptttsagrg. Pa. Mrs q L.
Ehkins Ashcroft q George q Davie.
Circle city. Alaska Charles Il. Gray Nv
erett J. Y Griffen. city: J. y Young
Blaine: Peter Hrandail Stanwood George
Colson. City. John ] NaTkie Los Auge-
les; Archibald Higgins. San Francisco.
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The Brunswick,


Ms. / ! Lewis has removed from III
Washington street 80 1919 Main street
Alexander Wilson left yesterday after
noon for New York and other Eastern
dry goods markets
Major J. \ Flynn - confined 20 his
home an Twenty third av"Eiun lie alli
he al |e 20 he out 81 feW days
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GETS \ HIGHT FINE.
Alfred LOCKER Pleads Guilty ta Petit
farcesE--Isey sous Good Name

AlfFsd Locker - 6ieors.tswn who
sias5ehed Mr. l.. A AIrsl-s's pulse az The
corner - fafss sftsst aa4 T NelftN avenue
sst4fn and Ha- caught by IFred Olson and
hfsts1 8etZe, t@o tsnys, pleaded getty
~ jue~a Cams court ytsste rslag Afternoon
70 IettS larceny. ara wa47 Guei ~ and
Gusts J19Ra Cam tggk c~eassoa 10 cont
I'a' ii4 the action Of tas boya 80 the CHEST
terms
Locker sJ3isd have beer sent 70 me pen
ke{sisstrt. bat many reputable people went
- Deputy f~ross cutting Attorney Fulton
and toi3 Inn thai Locker had lived IA
1e9ff@j1En far years. and had always had
40 excellent reputation He Is X. strait
cnec circumstances. however, and lis wife
Is IN delicate health
ana inclined 20 believe that this man
ga mol Ffefilge what he was doing" suiA
Mr. Fulton. "ar gvolsl3 rts. AK IN. court
~ deal sen'rnty With him" Lockers fine
VAS pad By a brother
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That funny farce-cornelF. AN Aboard 8"
VIII close lis engage naerlt as the Third
Avenue fhFafeT t1ts evening There y iIi
cse tA- customary matinee this afternoon
a. - o'clock THE OTIS and their *
e~llsnt company havc made "a decided biz
fu THIS comedy here. and fw spite 20 the
cold weather have done good business ali
tAs waek IRE foxes ATE rew t&e spec
islttes clever and the e1rls pretty