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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
Clarrvoyan,s and Massage.

and massage-Remoyal-.
Mrs Julia a. Spaulding. magnetic bust
ness and test clairvoyant, has removed
to 80 Pearl St, where she viii be happy
10 greet old and new patrons; exam
nations and massage 81 each. Room Z,
one fight.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
AUCTIONS.

We have Just received from the west
another nice lot of horses which we S I,
dispose of by auction THURSDAY Jnhe
s. 1899, at 10 o'clock a. M, az our staoleF
81 Foster street. Worcester, Mass. 40
These horses have been expressly se
lected for us, and we Will snow as good 2
line of horses as we have had TINS seq
son They consist of DRAFT D2lH iN
ERS and GENERAL PUkPOSh
weighing from 1000 to lool los.
/ pair Brown Horses. years, old, WI zsVv
lbs. we'll broke single or double, an extra
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
Personal.

WRINKLES. Freckles, Pimples Black
heads. superhuous hair. tan. moth and
all discolorations of the skin entirely
cured and a beautiful complexion as
sured Madame D'Etang, No. 10 Pleas
ant st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
Horses. Carriages, etc

FOR SALE-Two-seated democrat wagon
I'm drst-class shape. Can be seen at 6S
Houghton 81.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
For sale--MuslcaI Instruments

FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-Upright
Vose piano. in good condition, nice
tone and action: also. stool and cover.
Newton 50.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
RIVERSIDE HOTEL

throughout. The best family house over
ioo 5HGs Narragansett Bay Bathing boat
ing, fishing and everything that goes goes for r9
comfort. Rates 81 per. day and upHgaIu:
GEO. w. PATTON, Riverside, R. l., or
Hotel Patton, 46i Westminster st" ProVl-
dance p !
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
For SAFE or Repair Clothing.

81 90 SUIT cleaned and pressed; eco silk
velvet collar on coat Upham & Padula.
tailors. 81 Main ST., Elm. one flight.
Open evenings.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
Hairdressing, Etc.
For Bicycles.

TANDEM-Comb most new very
low price; ladies', gents and children's
bicycles in good order, guaranteed; low
prices, easy terms come quick, for
these bargains will soon be gone; BIZ
cycles wanted for cash or on commits
sion: repairing done right. Sebbens, IL
u Vine st. leads from 1S9 Front st.
FOR SALE-50 secondhand ladies' and
gentlemen's bicycles; some but little
used: some were taken In exchange for
Northampton and Monarch wheels. Guy
Furniture Co.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
HULL MAS SsI

SUMMER COTTAGE AT BARR t'l->,.. f,1.,
to let, near the harrington NJ. RIVER aiid lTs
nished, and convenient to tM 10 s'' ~ e.
StanIev's. Hampden Meadows. address
F. c. Mathewson. : Thomas ST. Prove
dence, r. l.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
STORAGE.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
TO LEASE

To lease for furniture and general
storage in Providence, "A modern, cen,
trally located. 4-story building, $50 b!
So feet and annex 90 by $50; equipped
with sprinklers. 12-foot Plunger freight
with n. y. n fl. q n. Il. r., and
situated alongside deep water wharves
capacity Of building 700 regulation
storage rooms and 1900 square fee
General storage space. VIII lease Of
rent on shares to responsible parties
A. e. FLINT, Sheldon building, Paw
tucket, r. 1.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05

FOR SALE-Cabbage plants. c. L.
Hartshorn. 199 May St
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
SALE sTABLE, n MECHANIC ST,
c. H. HILDRETH.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
Real Estate abduction

TUESDAY, JUNE 70, 49, at II o'clock
a. m, on the premises, at No. 2 Kings
bury St., cor. of May St, just off Main st.
land, with a fine dwelling house thereon.
IN good repair, containing IA rooms, with
modern improvements. The house is so
situated on the lot that there is a
splendid chance to build a block on the
corner without interfering with the
dwelling house thereon. The above has
only to be seen TO be appreciated Any
will do well to attend this sale, as the
neighborhood cannot be excelled, and
parties attending this sale will please re-
member that the parties owning this
estate have not the time to look after
the property and mean business, and
some one will have "A chance to purchase
a property at his own price. Come and
see for yourselves. Terms easy and
known at sale; 800 at sale. For partic-
uars inquire Of the auctioneer.
H. NJ. CLEMENCE, Auctioneer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
Stores. OFFICES. etc.

Stores. OfficeSs ETC.
To T.ET-New store. fine location for ana
business; rent reasonable. l5l Orator
81.
STORE No. ISL Front st. Inquire of z. z
Harding. 2G Providence St
STABLE TO RENT-Garheld s. Harring
ton. % School st.
ROOM with power to let. 70 Church 1t
r. L. Colbert -
SMALL BARN. 1 stall. "a Chandler. J. S
Tyrell. "
TO LET-StOre or Warehouse
ON TRACK in Heart Of City.
II, A. WHITING & SONS,
1913 Summer st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
Sporting Goods.

ALI. GRADES Of eshing tackle at An
gler's Dem" 431 State Mutual. Geo. H.
Burtis.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
MARRAGANSETT BAY.

The Oakland Beach Hotel, go g9esiiS5i'
and the Buttonwoods Beacn Hotel, I IUO
guests; both rst-class ana "a d ian5 Views
81 mir minutes - by rail from Providence open
June II, under the management. OF Il p 4 !
TilIinghast Catering Co, Providence Il. /.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
THE VAQUoIT,
EAST NORTHPORT, ME-

81 ~, ueli t5s II raw. For rates address
I. G ROSS. So Washington St. Boston,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
Miscellaneous.

LADY of refinement will buy ladies and
children's slightly worn clothing; all
correspondence strictly confidential.
Address Miss NJ IG. D., Spy Office.
WANTED-To hire modern cottage house
with one to three acres of land, suitable
for cultivation, near car line. Address
l.. X, Spy office.
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re-
paired called for and delivered, ST. Geo.
L. Fairbanks. 166 Union st. Telephone
No. 1888.
FOR SALE-Fresh brewers grains daily.
Worcester Brewing Corporation.
FOR SALE-Burglar-p proof safe, nearly
new. Address Spy. G 500.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05
Chrcnodist and Manicure.

ALL ILLS OF THE FEET scientifically
and carefully treated without pain;
warts removed: also manicure. Miss A.
V. Carbcrry. room IS, Burnside building.
Main st Evenings until 7.30.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-16
MASONIC FUNERAL
Body of John Phillips Laid
to Rest.
Nssoak Teasie cro~sss wfs sosrsls,
Frsesss Of the psssssss- iesvs<i,e
Services az the Wan srs Crave.

The funeral Of the late John Phillips
was attended by one os the largest
gatherings ever seen in this city.
Promptly at : o'clock yesterday after
noon the impressive Masonic funeral
service was commenced ut the Temple.
but long before that hour the con-
modious lodge rooms were crowded
with friends Of the deceased gentleman
and his family. After the ceremonies
were concluded the large room vas
thrown open to- waiting friends who
wished for the last time to- look upon
the silent form before IL was taken to
its last resting place. The public ppr-
ton OF the service for the dead as
set down by the Masonic ritual Was
gone through with M the close Cf which
MIR. Hamilton Hill rendered the beau
tiful anthem Calvary" with violin
obligato by Mr.. ]. Roscn and organ
accompaniment by Mr.. Marcus. Ths
paIl-bearcrs then took charge ut the
caskct and tcnderly bore il downstairs
to the waiting helrsc. The procession
vas formed with a body of police fol-
lowed in order 10y the Government
band. Honolulu CommandeTy. M. l.
Knights Templar. delegations ot the
various Masonic bodies in the city,
the hcarse. chief mouTncrs. the Council
OF State. of which the deceased was a
member and the general public.
The route To- the cemetery was lined
with people. many of whom had beer
unable to- gain admittancc to- the Ma
sonic Temple and when the cemetery
was finally reached. the concluding
portions OF the burial service of ths
Masonic order were conducted by Nor
man = Gcdgc as worshipfuI master al
Pacific Lodge assisted by Z. !. Spsld
ing. \. =. GuHIlan and %. r. Cooper
in the presence OF a large ooacpurs.
% people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-16
Manager For Puma Plantation.

The preliminary work OF clearing
land and planting seed cane for the
first crop is actively going on in Puma.
The work is in charge OF Harry Ry-
croft for the present. and will be under
his direction until the arrival of the
regular plantation manager. The man
for the position OF manager has been
decided on. and it is expected he will
assume charge sometime within the
next two or three months.-HlwaiI
Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-16
THE VESTS RICHEST HErREss

Last week Miss Mary Croker. eldest
daughter OF the late Colonel Frederick
Crocker. OF San Francisco. reached her
majority. and received rs her share OF
her fathers estate si.0O0.O00 in stocks
and bonds. This large sum Is hers
absolutely in her own right. which
makes her the richest heiress in Cali
fornia and one OF the wealthiest In the
country. rs few girls OF Is are trusted
with full power over big fortunes.
The estate has nearly doubled since
Mr.. Crocker's death by the advance OF
the values of stocks and bonds and by
the purchase OF additional securities
out OF the accumulated income.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-16

In n row last night between some
soldiers and Chinese near smiths
bridge. one Of the soldiers got TathsE
n deep cut with a knife in the hack
The soldier was taken ON board and
the Chinaman got away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-16

HART, SCHAFFNER g. MARX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

cy all $50 alas
l,utd1Ez,di'e teggo ME oc 4 llila Je slr't,p
sloVem, niievArto sie5posTieseeaaldt q Y
niikogo j ola nikogo;; ! dowoden
tego Jest doktor H~aiajski, ]. k1t6rr,
"a swe poswiecenie sic ola kolegg
mial 2 tego powodu bardzo ME
grzeczny wyradek.
Rzecz tax SIC miala. Pewter
farmer ME mogqc chorej zony
pnmggWiesG do miasta, napisa} dc
doktora Ziemniowieckiego, opisu-
jac chorobe proszac Q porade;
przyczem za}2czy} piec rubli ma
honoraryum, ma lekarstwa i ma
koszta przesy}kl tychze, a co mai
wazniejsze, re przys}a} troche wfo-
sow swej zony, W tym celu, re
jezeli ME z opisu to juz napewno z
WHO SOW m6g} docieo rodzaiu cho-
roby. Gdyby doktor Ziemniowiec-
XII byl W szko}ach ME zbija}
,bak6w, l ME chodzi{ czesto ma
,,wagusy' (wyrazenia studenckie),
ale przyk1ada} sic do nauk zosta}
we diva lata doktorem, by}by nawet
niepotrzebowa1 opisu, ale spo]rzaw-
sly tylko ma w}osy tax wym6wnie
okreslajace chorobe, by}by orzek},
re choroba jest grozna, re jest
,~,kwasny" zo}adek, re wytworza sic
niebezpieczne formenty, re ia fer
uderzy do g}owy i re wy
.iaze sic z tego, a nawet juz JEST.
i re PREY uzyciu nice
st6sownych srodk6w, natychmia-
stoya smierc nastqpi.
By}by take postal bardzo
ale cato bardzo skuteczna
,medycyne," sk}adajacq sig az ~
gatunk6w cukru i z trzech
yatunk6w syropu." !.
Ale pon1ewaz doktor Ziemnio-
uczy1 sic dobrze i d}ugo,
ooaiewaz ME ordynowa} W
paryskim szpitalu, ale
;vlko ukonczy1 zwyk}y uniwersytet
v Haidelbergu, ME m6g} natural-
lie dorezumiec sig rodzaju choroby
. najmniej m6g@ sic domysled zna-
,zenia w}os6w, W misterny zwlqza-
1e pedzlik.
Odes}a} przeto pieui adze, od-
oisujac, re ez n~ades}anych mu
'bjasnieh mic pewnego ~powziasc
lie moze, i re potrzeba k%oniecznie
Tidziec chorego ably dac skuteczna
:ade.
Skutek tel odpowiedzi by}
ze farmer ~przywi3zf chora
long. re ia W pare tygodni wyle~
,zona zosta}a. Wjaki6 gas p6zniej
odebra{ doktor Ziemnowlecki list
Z tel samej miejscowosci cd swego
p%rzyjaciela ksiedza W~olajacego W
kt6rym donosi mu, re ,,kobieta
kt6ra vyleczy7, lyle nagada}a 0
SVEN wyzdrowieniu chociaz juz
by}a jedna noga W grobie, re gmina
Gala uchwali}a sprowadzi6 doktora
ma miejsce, ably w%szystkich ostuka},
i zebY pozamyka} otwiera..
j4ce sic pred chorymi groby".
N~ieszczeseie chcia}o, ze doktor
Ziemnowiecki majac kilku chorych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
SMa@8E sIE@69}gE 89EH9# sEsallHa
6brazIIki /, 2 iZ|'',!ycia:
'. NapisaNs BElR''o]NA.
lCiae dalszy,l

Z 4L Es GG S0R 80 HE#@&S&
O jake ;o%dmiennym i niepo
dobnyp do doktora Pietruszczyh
skiego, jest jego kolega dokto
Ha}ajski. Przylaciel moi pord ",
nywajac ich ze soba powiada, =
jezeli doktor Pietruszczyhski jes
niezr6wnany, to doktor Ha}ajsk
jest. o wiele .wyzszy, ME maja'
nawet cylindra ma g}owie, j ieszcz'
bardzo waznym faktem udawadni:
lego wyzszo6c, mianowicie tenn, x
gdy doktor Pietruszczyhski zmar'
nowal az try lata mad nauka, to
on, doktor Hafajski umiejetnie
zuz; tkowal lat diva ably zostac
doktorem medycyny, a choc'az
jak pow,ada W dalszym ciagu ME
ordynowa} W szpitalu paryzkim,
jednak jezdzi} do Ziemi swietej,
dokad 60 wozi} swoim kosztem
ksiadz Lewltahski, W celu zba-
DANA pierwiastk6w pewnej groznej
ohoroby, a mlanowicie; co wp}ywa
ma grasowanie i rozwielmo1nianie
sig tel epidemyi, pod nazwa "a"
twardzenia parafan W niewype}-
MANU- rozkaz6w ks. Lewitow-
skiego. - Naturalnie re nauko-
wa ia podr6z ME odnios}a pozada-
ncgo skutku, bowiem medycyna
w~ykaza4a, re ma podobnego rodza-
ju zatwardzenie, ME posiada zad-
2ego srodka. Wydane jednak ma
.podr6z pienladze, nlezupe}nie
zostafy zmarnowane; 49, ME!
doktor Ha}ajski zbada}, re studyu~
jqc' medyoyne diva lata, studyowa}
j. wprawdzie d}ugo; ale zwazywszy
re dobry krawiec potrzebuje uczyc
sic najmnlej lat pie6, zaozem czech
pozwoli mu nazwac sig ,,radca
stanu', wiec on ,,radca cia}a'
uczac sig lat diva, wieo o try
lata mniej cd radcy stanu, - uczy}
sic bardzo kr6tko.
Ma}oruskie przys}owie powia-
da ,,Nerodysia krasnym, ale
~szczasnym" (nie r6dz sic pieknym
ale. syczesliwym), tym razem przy,-
sfowie chybi}o; poniewaz doktor
Ha}ajski pomimo urody jest nader
szcze6liwy, i ME tax jak to sig
innym. trafa fuszerom, re chory
najniespodzianiej umrze, o ME!
doltor Ha}ajski must o tenn wprz6d
-. wiedziee i u%siluje temu zapobiedz,
a jezeli chcry k%onlecznie juz chce
postawiG ma swoim, to ME inaozej
tego dokona az "a wyraznym
pozwoleniem doktora. To tylkozz}e
re doktor Ha}ajski> fjest zbyt
czu{ego serca, re jest "a dobry re
prawie zawsze ~przychyla sig do
prokby .chorego, pozwalajac mu
umrzec.
Czyz TO- ME Jest szczescie umie6
tax opanowac chorobe, ably <by{ta
p~os}uszna wolf l gotowa ma kazde
skinienie. Przytem jest dobrym, ]
uczynnym kolega; ilez to BOWEN
razy, ba prawie zawsze, lecl DO
chorego cho6 niewezwany, ably
tylko uprzedzlc doktora Ziemn NJ :
wieckiego, a tenn ~oszczedzie fatygl
koledze. IS
# Iii. . r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

s1aa'lssl|l Ez sil|lllialda rs Y
ligijne Wszelllkfiissggo rod a Y To ]
dnak sady totejsze NE mogs poz-
wala6 na oszustwa. I
Jezeli kto ohce zalozy6' zb6r.
schismatycki, to MECH oglosi, ze
ten jego ko6eidf ME jest zadnym
koScio}em katolickim, ale -niech
sig ME podszYwa pod kotolicyzm.
Takiemu zborowi wolno nawett
g}osic, re tYlko " MIN jest. praw--
DIVA wiara i zbavieuie. Sad prze-
ciwko temu mic ME ma do czynier
mia.
Me moze jednak pozw V,
Lie ma to, zeby taxi: zb6r* nosil
miono koSciola katollokiego' i. : da
wal sic tyc. regularnym ko5cio~
lem katolickim. Fakta wykazuja
2e proponowany zb6r ma nacell O.
szukiwanie niebacznych. Ma to my
pozwolic ME mozemy.
A G "a WIARUsA!
-O-o- l.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
Il1l i' sRl lai q q a 4 q I Is,ll spps 4 a 81 d Y

Lnnaalss'a a0zNss ssdteS 81 X pPsHsEWskalks5 ut WHs HIN W:
przyssyylfa d 5G'lIE1aIi a lElI'l ll'sg
kilku godzinn5zetlszio PIC ~ mas |
fadzi. ehoryehlis me III ,eho,ry.pphb; jje.,d1n',ii
przyszli : nadzieja wyzdrowienia,
drudzy : ciekawo6ci tylko;; ale
znowu nieszeze6cis chciala ie
przyszla wla6nle owa kobleta POI
przeduio wyleczona. ~Spojrzawszy
ma doktora Ha}ajskiego, podnios}a
ogromny krzyk; ,,ze to ME ten co
ja uzdrowi}, ME wierzcie mu, on
was potruje, BIO to ME doktor".
Naturalnie re chorzy r~ozeszli SIG
q doktor Ha{ajski obllczajac ME
honoraryum, ale niepotrzebnle POI
niesiony koszt, powr6cif ~jeszcze "
wiekszym sekrecie do domu. Tax
sig niegodziwi ludzie wyp}acill mu
"a dobre, "a po6wiecenie sig ola
kolegi, "a chet niesienia ulgi cier-
piacYm.
Ale doktor Ha}ajski ME zwra.
ca uwagi "a podobne drobnostki.
On jake doktor z powo2ania, a
przytem wrazliwy ma c~ierpienia
ludzkle, idzie przebojem. Wchodzi
oknem jesli drzwi pred
MIN zamkpa, ably tylko podniedc
blizniego z }oza bolesci. \ j.
Szkoda re ludzie umieraG mu-
sz4, poniewaz re smiercia doktora
Ha}ajskiego zejdzie re swiata
cz}owiek %obdarzony tylu zaletami;
Cz}owiek, kt6rego czyny powinny
dis juz bye wypisane gorejacemi
i zawieszonc tam al pod
niubem ipowinny p}on2c ME przer-
wanle, nawet l. po skohczeniu
jake pomnik zaslugii uzna-
MA jake pcmnik p~rzesz}csci boha
;erskiej. TAX jednak ME bedzie,
nawet ME zanosi sig ma to, DO
udzle byli, So beda niewdziecz~
ii, 49, IS !
;Ciag dals2v rese2ps.t i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

Bardzo wazna decyzya wyda2s
W Scranton, Pa, sedzia Archibald.
Kilku polskich narwanc6w z
Taylor poda}o 80 Listopada 1898 r.
petycya 0 udzielenie i'm ,,cha,t>r'u"
ma za1ozenie zboru schizmatyo-
kiego pod tytu}em:
:Kosc'6i C) Matki Bosklej
Czestochowskiej wed}ug WARY
q, nauki (!) i karnoSci l!) rzymsko
katolickiego koscio}a,"
Sedzla Archibald odm5wil
,charter'p'i uzasadni} sw6j wyrok,
jak aastepuje:
II nowotworzacy sic kosci6}
jest schizmatyckim zborem [schis-
matte body], poteplonym przez
Kosci61 kat;
q praws kanoniczne wzbrania
wz~noszenia podobnich zbor6w.
81 s~wiatynia katollcka moze
bye zbudowana tylko przez ksiedza
stojacego W dobrym stosunku lin
good standing} 2 blskupem.
~ posiadanie ,,charter'u'' POI
zwoliloby tylko niespokoi nym i
podstepnym osobom oszukiwac ka-
tolik6w polskiego pochodzenia i
ooeiaga6 ich do schizmy pod POGO
rem, ze zbdr jest katolicklm kos-
oiofem.
Dalej sedzia Archibald Q swiad-
cyl, ze jakkolwiek sadly ~tutejsze
ME wdaja sic " sprawy KoSciala
katolickiego jakkolwlwolno elk ".
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-13
FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY.
Percy Foster, . saloon Keeper ~
Marcas, In Killed by . Half
Breed.

Special Dispatch to the Poss-Tnsslligencer
SPOKANE. June i2--MarcA was the
ecene OF fatal shooting ARRAY last night
in which Percy Foster. proprietor Of the
Eureka saloor al that place and formerly
deputy sheriff % Stevens county, wac shot
through fhs head and instantly killed by
Duncan alias Doe Campbell. q half
breed. Campbell. after the shooting. went
10 Colvills and gave himself up 10 the
sheriff There are several versions 10 the
tragedy. One IL that Foster came cut Of
hts saloon about midnight Intoxicated and
went over 90 the Owl saloon. where he
found Campbell He asked Campbell 20
drink with him and upon the latter rsfu~
Tag. Foster became abusive and finally
raised chair 70 strike Campbell, Camp
bell drew his revolver and fired TITO the
floor 20 scare Fc<ter, hi; as the latter di1
nat retreat. Campbell fired 20 kin and
succeeded
The other version IN that Campbell had
H<-en drinking all day and was epoii.nx for
Gxht. ard having rrsid1s against ros-
ter. when ira latter stepped into the Owl
saloon, re Immediately picked a quarrel
with him, during which he drew a Eun
and shot Foster without provocatior. Fus-
ter was popular and hte Death r. sincerely
Hsournei AZ Marcus He leaves = wife ana
three children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-13
CLEVELAND STREET CAR STRIKE.


CLEVELAND. o.. June f@--Tas stteui2,
of the BsT Consolidated Railroad Company
10 move as cars today VAS attended by
scenes Of Wild disorder su various parts
cf the cry though nnsscty was hurt ana
very little damage done ~ property Cars
were rs8n on two l.sss at very irregular tn
.ervsfs. tat without pc SSenxerk. arsd main
~ Under thr protecssan os policemen. TIE
principal work os tlsa rbsSs which were
composed largely ~ oilers ana srss ts,cr~
~as 20 hloeksde the tracks tn which they
were materially assisted hy accom- rssAiat-
tnE drivers Of trucks fo cTis trolley wires
as4 issg =: nQn~Gristn men. tscea Ssenaliy
stale oataus ana pieces 81 mud were
thrown. Ng. resosy was h9rs
TIE strikers dlscoura Eed ytolare., S.Y.
they tAd most effective duty IN inducing
fae nos-un4en nen 50 Qait and IN ,hls
sh@y we're assisted b. several women rsSa-
fiveS of The strikers. who boarded The ears
sAeg~ positions ore ~ these women w-.
provides. @sta money. and when arxan,ayt
failed sire srsssuces RE nca~antnn sYTs 10
cgit Nv payinS sasEnA
Manx es she cars eers lgft asl ,he Hmes
deserted ard ~srg afterwards tsrxAs up
~ inspectors Ans taken 20 Ire terminals
T'ssA company SAYS u has sul.Sc.esas rsas 20
operate ass ears ter hat ibis i de-
MET ~ TIE strikers Eae important De-
seANEsneaf or The day sae ras4ESA2 Il
fse cegrEaz ~ - ses re state hsear1 zrSs-
f~&te ths only question frvoivnss- ne vsx~sz-
y;sttcr - tAs urtr. TIE strikers xsv trey
f@sS greatly encouraged. AMI tnas sAey Nil
bs sstseT Yrsgass-s thar ever fa rests, sse
Running = Ears wsers tas ast~Tass Is rs
ssnss4 s92-egToa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-13
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.



special Dispatch 70 the Post -lntegligenear
EII4ExNSHIfRG June Ion Friday
sveainG. June .. occurred the anniversary
u the two literary societies u the state
normal school Normal hall was much too
ANAL to Accommodate the laree crowd.
All standing room was occupied. The
fact that such shrong remained stand
tnG throughout tbs performances. which
lAoeed more than two hougA. u ample evil
dsnce OF the fact that the programme was
an Interesting one
The presidents of the two societies.
Measrs G. III. Tucker and Loyal Shoudy.
were both upon the staxA and alfernateu
In the introduction Of those tAk1ng paTf.
The pg0gramme cons3eted Of three parta-
The 6ruf part included q short address
BY Principal w. E. Wilson. recitAtions 10
Mi0 jackson. Of Spokane. and Miss Den
mis-. of olympia: essayD By Miss Bianch-
ard. At Kent. and Miss Mcdonnell. OF Ta-
coma. with pleasing music WeH rendered
interspeFDed.
The second part consisted Of the address
to the literary soctsftes ~ y. d Ccnman,
OF Chehaiis.
The third part consisted Of Howelrs
Miss Jacksan rendered Hrcwnings
.Herve Rief' credftabiy. and Mi0 Dem
mis- recited 'eonny.s SchoOitn' appreciat-
lively. The essay By Miss Mcdonald IN
AN Ideal Literary Programme evinced
and an appreciation OF
literary work. II was fnrcefuiiy read.
Mss Blanuhart's essay on the Electric
T0g Book" was a pleasing review OF the
werk 81 the society during the year. and
Was q paper Of considerable merit The
rendition WAS VERY good.