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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-02
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, Ego Czerwca.

"Rosyjska potsga jua sama
sic wzmaga, bez ludEkich
wYsilkoW i niemal bez stara1!" ]"
= zauola} niedawao lord
Kimberley podczas rozprawy
mad anglo rosyjskim uk2adem
o rozgraniczeniu sfery wp1Y-
WOW W Chinach. Istotnie, ten
uklad, oddajacy Anglii Gale
poludniowe Chiny, a Rosyi -
cale p6}nocne az do chi1skiego
muru, tworzy podstawe, ma
kt6rej z czasem oprze sic
podzial calei Azyi misdgy temi
pa6stwami. Rad peki6ski
zap6zno sic spostrzeg}, ze
petersburski cabinet ma tylko
zaborcze zamiary; zap6zno
osgiadczyl, re mu iuz ME ufa
i ME da koncesyi na budowe
kolei z Port Arturu doPekinu:
da ia po krotkim oporze i
bedzie spe}nia3 coraz poslusz'
niej wszystkie nastspne asda'
MIA, bo jua ME jego VIOLA
decyduje, lecz rosyjska i an
gielska. A jak to z czasem
wplynie na wszystkie inne
pa1stwa, ma ich przyszlosc,
mona ssdzic tego, ae tax
wYtrawny polityk, jak Del.
brueck,przewiduje jua podzia1
calego swiata miedzy dwiema
potegami: misdzy anglo saska
i rosyjska. W rozprawie napi
sanej powodu konferencyi W
Hadze, dowodzi ten pisarz, Ae
proponowane przez Rosye
zmniejszenie zbrojnosci wyi-
die tylko ma jej korzySc, a ma
zgube innych pa6stw europej'
skich, albowiem carat moze
bez wojny zagarnsc pol Aayi,
tylko zbrojns piescia MONA
mu W tenn przeszkodzic. Jezeli
tedy, sksoniwszy Europe do
rozbroienia, Rosya u}atwi
sobie opanowanie Azyi, to
nastepnie jei zaborczose nigdzie
ME spotka hamulca az do tych
kres6w, u kt6rych sic zacznie
potega bryta6ska. Uk}adeu
CO doChin i konferencya haska
przygotowuja sobie te mocar-
stwa panoWanie mad swiatem.
Zamiast walczyc re SODA ma
wszystkich punktach, jak to
czynily dotad, ,poda}y one sobie
d1onie, aby sic podzielic kula
ziemsks. "Dla nastspnego
pokolenia - powiada Del.
brueck najwazniejszem
zadaniem bedzie starae sic
to, aby SWAT ME byl podzielo
ny misdzy Rosyanami i An
glikami, lecz aeby inne takae
dy,przedstaWiajsce pewna
dia cywilizacyi Wartosc, "a
chowaly swe pa6stwowe
istnienie. Mech te zabiegi bed8
skuteczne, jesli MONA, bez
woiny, ale dla takiego celu
warto duzo krwi przelac". Tax
samo zapatruje sic niemiecki
delegat ma konferencys hasks
baron Stengel. Tax samo
r6wniez, a coraz dosadniej
przemawiaja o konferencyi
haskiej polityczni pisarze we
Francyi, a jej delegat, byly
prezes ministr6w Bourgeois
jest stanowczym przeciwni.
kiem rosyjskich propozycyj
nietylko co do zmniejszenia
zbrojnosci, ale take CO do
potepienia takich srodk6w
militarnej Walk, ,jak podwodne
statki i proch bezdymny. o
lie Niemcy odtracajs wnioski
rosYiskie 2 ohawv nrzed note.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-02
Kronika MiejSc9wd.
TWierdzi, ze 90 napadli.

Wczoraj wieczorem okoio go
dziny pot do 9, zostai 22letnl
Christ. Wiwog opadniety przez
dw6ch meiczyzn ma Wentworth
ave., pomiedzy 33 34ta utica.
Jeden napastnik6w probowal
60 zatrzymac, a gdy Wiwog
wyrwal sic uciekaf, drugi stree
lii do niego dwukrotnie z rewol-
weru. Jedna kula trafla Wiwoga
W box, przeszla przez ciafo i wy
szla przez piersi. Rama jest bole-
sna, ale ME niebezpieczna.
Wiwoga zawieziono do szpitala
powiatowego gdzie opowiedziai
powyisze zdarzenie. Ale policya
ME bardzo wierzy opowiadaniu,
zwlaszcza, re Wiwog miaf W
kieszeni wlasny revolver, kt6-
rego przy wrzekomym napadzie
wcale ME uiyi.
w sprawie pOmniks dla Deweya.
Prezydent komisaryatu parku
Lincolna, DIR. Woodwork, pro-
ponuie, azeby postawic pomnik
dla Deweya W parku Lincolna
kosztem 100000, ale ME wiele
obywateli go popiera. Wybitnl
obywatele tuteisi wprawdzie
zycza sobis, azeby miasto otrzy-
malo jakas Staia pamiatke swie-
tnego zwycieztwa Deweya pod
Manila So przekonani, re ma ten
eel latwoscia zbierze sic $780,
900, - ale sadza, re zyjacemu
czlowiekowi, niestosowna jest
rzeczs stawiac pomniki i radza
"a te pienisdze zaiozyc park lu-
dowy, ,gdzies W zaludnionej gesto
dzielnicy zachodniei. Sekretarz
organizacyi Bureau of Asso-
ciated Charities", Bicknell,
wyrazit sic wczorai o tel sprawie:
,,Bardzo mi sic podoba plan
zaloaenia ,,parku Deweya" W
gesto zaludnionei okolicy zacho-
dniej dzielnicy, mp. W 19 war
die. Mieszkaja tam tysiace die
ci dorastaiacych, kt6re nigdy
jeszcze parku ME widzialy.
Wedle mego zdania, ME MONA
uczcic Deweya lepiej, jak "a po.
moca zaiozenia parku, ktorego
nazwa wszystkim bohatera przy-
pominae bedzie." R6zni inni
obywatele stanowczo oswiadczy-
Ii, ae sa przeciwnikami stawiania
pomnik6w osobom zyiacym, ale
bardzo popieraia mysl zaiozenia
parku Deweya.
Process R0llingera.
Jest rzecza mozliwa, re los
Rollingera rozstrzygnie sic je.
szcze W ciagu dnia dzisieiszego.
Obaj obro6cy oskarzonego,
adwokaci Furthmann i Wade,
wczorai nadspodziewanie zako6-
czyli swe przemowy dzisiai juz
tylko prokurator Deneen ma
przemawiac. Moie tenae zako6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-02

czy przemowe swa pred polu
dniem, W tym wypadku sedzia
Gary bedzie mogi dac instrukcye
sedziom przysiegiym o godz. 2.
- Oczywiscie adwokaci Furth-
mann Wade przedstawiali
Rollingera jako jako meaa homo
ru, wzorowego meza ideal ojca
rodziny, a policyi zarzucali, il
sfaiszowaia rozmaitego rodzaiu
dowody iego why. Furthmann
sarkastycznie wyrazai sic takze o
podprokuratorze Nc Even; ma
tomiast twierdzii, re prokurator
Deneen jest nader uczciwym
cziowiekiem, ale niestety obaia-
muconym przez policya. Wade
krzyczai tax mocno, ze zupelnie
ochrypi, gdy sko1czyf.
Zamach samoboiczy W sadzie.
James Doyle, kt6ry dnia 14go
Maia W domu ubogich W Dunning
dokonaf zamachu morderczego
ma pania Kate Reilly, powodu,
ae ia ME chciaia zostae jego
iona, zostai wczorai przez Sc
diego Edgara W Logan Square
oddahy pod sad grand jury.
OskarSycielem byi gi6wny klerk
domu ubogich, George McGrath,
ktory byl swiadkiem strzelania,
gdyz sama pani Reilly ME chciala
wystapic oskarzeniem. - Zale-
dwie zamknieto "a Doylem drzwi
poczekdni, gdzie mia( oczekiwac
swego przewiezienia do wiezienia
powiatowego, aresztant HAWAII
kiem blachy zelaznej, kt6ry ukryt
byi W odziezy, poderznal sobie
gardfo cd ucha do ucha. Spo-
strzezono to ma czas, ale dopiero
po rozpaczliwej z jego strony
obronie zdolano 60 zwiazac
umiescic W szpitalu wiezienia.
Znaleziono W iego kieszeniach
diva listy, jeden do pani Reilly,
drugi do policyi. Rama iego
ME jest smiertelna.
Utoneli.
Wczoraj utoneli: 24letni John
Teufel, zam. przy 1l6 uGcy W
pobliau jeziora Calumet j 46letni
Reginald P. Heintz, niewiadomo
gdzie zamieszkaly.
John Teufel wyjechai nieia-
kim L. Johnsonem W l6dce po
rzece W poblizu 116 ulicy. john
son opowiada, re nagle Teufel
znalazl sic W wodzie on, john
sohn, ME widziai, czyli Teufel
sam wskoczyi do woody, czy tez
wypadl przypadkowo. johnson
staral sic go ratowac, ale mu sic
to ME udaio, dopiero po diuz-
szem szukaniu znalaz( iego zwio-
ki. zwloki Teufla zawieziono do
kostnicy W Pullman, a Johnsona
ma razie aresztowano.
Reginald P. Heintz wyiechai
wczoraj wieczorem o godzinie 7
W zaglowem cz6inie ma jezioro z
przystani Randolph str, W iowa
rzystwie trzech innych os6b- W
oddaleniu iakiei pot mill cd wo-
dociagow, wpadi, albo wskoczyl
W wode, i jego towarzysze wi
dzieli, jak dobrowolnie puscil
l6dke, kt6rej poczatkowo sic
trzymal, i ME chciai pochwycic
ami liny, ami pasa ratunkowego.
kt6re mu rzucano. zdaje sic, re
szukai dobrowolnie smierci.
Zwiok iego jeszcze ME znalezio-
no. Jego towarzysze nazywaja
sic: dr.. Skinner, F. J. Roberts
F. F. Soule.
Staf sic matk0bojca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-02

Acres Polskiego Domu Emf.
gracyinego: 8 Morris str, tssssis
drzwi No zaoh6d cd Brosdway, blh
sko South Ferry, v New Yosk1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-02

stale W jednem miejscu, a trzej
jego czlonkowie, ME bedacy
przedstawicielam pa1stw sp6r
wiodacych, beda wydawali
wyroki W sprawie spornei.
Pierwsza komisya konferen:
cyl zgodzila sic 18 giosami
przeciw 8 ma przyjeciess rezolu'
cyl, azeby W wojnach byio
zabronione uzywanie p}askich
kul, zwanych "dumdum".
Anglia, Austrya i W1ochy
sprzeciWia}y sic przyjeciu tel
rezolucyi. Me wolno takae
wyrzucac z balon6w bomb
eksplodujacych. Prace tel
komisyi beda r6wniez bezowo'
cne, jak komitetu drugiego,
zajmujscego sic umows gene
wsk9, ponlewaz Francya, Ro.
sya, Anglia i Stany Zjedno'
czone ME moga zgodzic sig ma
przyjecie jednych tych sa-
mych projekt6w.
K1LoN1A, Ego Czerwca. =
w obecnosci parry cesarskiei,
nastepcy tronu, ksiecia bade1-
skiego i ministr6w, spuszczono
ma wode nowy okret wojenny
"Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
Wielka ksiezna bade6ska wy
kona}a ceremonie chrztu, a
cesarz Wilhelm zaznaczy} W
swej movie, kogo to przypo'
nina nazwa tego nowego OIL
brzyma, kt6ry W interesie
Niemiec pruG odtad bedaie
wody ocean6w.
BERLIN, Ego Czerwca. -
Do parlamentu wniesiono no.
wele rzadowa, zapobiegai9cq
strajkom. Kazda osoba, sta.
rajqca sic odwiesG gWa}tem
robotnik6w Cd piracy, ma bye
karana rokiem wiezienia lub
grzywnami W sumie tysiaca
marek. Taxa sama kara cze.
ka tych, kt6rzy namawiac be
ds do bojkotowania fabrykan.
tow, azeby tym sposohem
Emusic ich do uwzglednienia
zycze6 robotnik6w. MaEo jest
widokow, azeby parliament
zgodzil sic ma przyjecie tel
novel;.
MADRYT, Ego Czerwca. -
Prezes ministr6w Silvela prze-
mawia} do przedstawicieli
partyi rzadowych W senacie i
W izbie niaszej, przedstawiajac
i'm potrzebe przeprowadzenia
gruntownych reform, aaeby
ME wydaG kraju ma passive
anarchii. Jezeli proponowane
przez Rad reformy ME zostana
przez kortezy prgyjete, W ia
kim razie W Hiszpanii wybu-
chnie rewolucya.
PARYa, 2go Czerwca. =
Stolica Francyi witala z entu.
zyazmem bohatera Faszody,
majora Marchand. Niezliczo.
ne t}umy ludu znalaz1y sic, W
sasiedztwie dworca kolejowego
wydawa}y gromkie okrzyki,
gdy pociag Marchandem
wiezdzal ma stacye. Ma majora
czekal powoz ministra mary
narki Lockroy. Pow6z ten
by} bogato przybrany W kwia'
ty i tr6jkolorowe choragiewki.
Mezcsyzni zdejmowali glow
kapelusze, a wojsko prezento-
wa}o brof, gdy powoz Mar
chandem toczy} sic przez ulice,
prowadzsce do pa}acu mini
sterstwa foty.
Tam odby2o sig sniadanie ma
czesc afryka6skiego podr6ani'
ka, ma kt6rem byli obecni &c
neralowie i przedstawiciele le
rzadu. Minister kolonii prey
pia} Marchandowi medal pa
mistkowy z okaayi jego wy
prawy.
PARYz, 2go Czerwca. =
Wozoroi ,orza,,o O WI al nrzed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-02
Staf sic matk0bojca.

Wczoraj W szpitalu powiato-
wynn umarla 65letnia pani Mar
garet Flynn, kt6ra syn jei VITA
sny, James, dnia 27go Maia bez
widocznego powodu trzonkiem
miotly pokaleczyl niebezpiecznie.
James Flynn podobno ma bye
obfakanym. Miesskanie rodziny
byio pm. 100 Washburne ave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08
ron THE SEATTLE EXPOSITION.
Floor space Plans VIII he In the
Hanas Of the Manager Today.

Floor space plans for the Seattle EXPOSE
ton win be delivered 10 Manager Arm
strong this morning by the printer. ard
the manager win then be m shape To talk
business 10 prospective exhibitors. Mr..
Armstrong goes 10 Tacoma this morning
bat viii be back early tomorrow. Appiica-
tons for space and for concessions con-
stnue 20 pour in notwithstanding the fact
that great publicity has been given the
fact that the manager would not be ready
to act urtis the FIRST of this wreck. There
seems 20 be q disposition on the part Of
nearly every enc 70 get ahead OF "she
other fellow and all want choice spaces
We have spoken early ana want a hrss
choice OF good position" said ore man
yesterday. II do not want to so IN unless
I get a first-eiass space.
'ssrhaf II the only kind OF space we'll
have anywhere N the hall" said Mr.. Arm
s,rcng. The plans for the eoer space
have been - arranged thar there really
will he small choice Of positions anywhere
in she hail They viii all be tbs best -
In a faw DAYS the manager VIII announce
sasre ~ the attractions he has secured ard
the public can rest assured that II the sssc-
cess Of the exposition depends on the fea-
lures there viii hc re such q thing an q
failure All matters In connection with the
management cs the exposition viii be at
tended 10 by Mr. Armstrong ana az aprai-
cations for space should be directed 20 him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

rour.year-oid Eddie Hyperion was acci-
puwamiSh river. near Georgetown. Tho
ltttle fellows body was not recovered until
Yesterday morning. Late Saturday night:
slime OF the rivers bed. his parents. James
and Grace Hyperion, both Of whom are
well known to the police. were arrested
and brought TO the city jail. the woman
charged with the theft OF watch from
Klond.ker's pocket. and her husband 40
her suspected accOmplice.
Both were then ignorant Of their child's
death. and did not learn their bereavement
until they were released from custody, yes
terday morning.
The county had begun proceedings 70
take the child from their custody under .
new law which gives the county commits
dren whose parents are vicious or unable
or unwilling to provide for them.
Pending the determination Of the matter
In court. the commissioners had given the
boy into the keeping Of the Orphans home.
IN North Seattle. and that institution had
who lives near Georgetown. Mrs Stevens
residence IL houseboat anchored near the
river hank, and reached by means Of q
gangplank from the shore. When the tide
T. low the houscboat n aground.
Sunday evening. when the tide was up.
Mrs Stevens lost sight OF him for a mo
ment She never saw him again until his
body WAS found by searching party I'M
der the scow. abandoned hy this outgoing
tide. The coroner will hold no inquest.
and the child will be buried this morning.
The prosecution OF Mrs. Hyperion has
bee nabsneoued by her alleged victim The
police say that the watch was returned to
him Jim" Ripperton n alleged 10 be .
notorious morphine fend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08
CHARGED WITH HEINoUs CRIME.
Charles Lopea Arrested hy Police
and Landed In JAIN.

Charles Iopex. young man of uncertain
occupation was jailed hy the police yes
fsrday on warrant charging him With
the commission OF an ofYense too heinous
for description IN print. The alleged vic
sim OF his assault II hts own daughter
Itste tcddier bat two years Of age and
new an inmate OF she Ryther home on
Alder street near Ninth avenue
The complaint agains; Lopez was made
90 the police by j. e. Mctsowen ~ South
Seattle. the present husband OF the chiid's
mother. frum whom Lopes was some time
age divorced. II y charged hy him that
ah- crime Was committed two weeks ago
when Lopes went 10 the rescue home and
took the child out for walk.
rares, the Seattle police charge served
q war Ia the renttentssry At waiIa waiia
for burglary. and Is said ta ~ a con-
nrmed petit iarrcnist. He h. n kanaka OF
mixed Hood
The warrant for Lcpex was issued by
Prosecuting Attorney NcEiroy ard served
ty Detectives Warpeustesn and Powers.
who arrested their man in his room at
THE Concord Lodging house on Third ave
nsfe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

Representative Business Nsn Ce0-
Dlete Or9an1sntton.
At meeting Of business men held ID the
Chamber Of Commerce last night the Sea8-
tie Stock Exchange WAS organized. The
following were chosen ~ incorporstore and
to serve sin months a. board Of trustees:
a. CoFcoran, Fred Rice R0well. John y.
McManus. 4. b. Parsons A. B. Stewart.
Joseph Smith, u. B. Augustine, Nal d. c.
Siam and D. H. McLellAnd. The object Of
the new organisation ID 20 absorb the vari-
Gus mining exchanges anc other stock as
sociations now doing business In the city
and to place all under one general ex-
change. listing stocks Of IN and any char
acter.
The capital stock b placed at szooe. shares
being 80 each.
A SET Of bylaws are now being prepared
after the manner Of the Salt Lake Mining
and Stock Exchange. the copy Of which
viii be followed where 1t 10 not In conAict
with the lsws OF the state. At q meeting
OF the board Of trustees 10 be held later
these win be presented for adoption. Al
the same time the board will have legal
existence and win IT once proceed to rent
quarters and have them suitably fitted up
for the successful carrying on q the bust
ness OF the exchange.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

the Oriental liner Riojun Maru9 For the
past three days the big steamer has been
tied up 1t the Great Northern's dock AZ
Smith cove. taking on freight for Japan.
who have no legal right to land IN the
United States. For this reason q guard
has been Kept at the dock 70 prevent them
from escaping and taking up Q residsncs
here.
On Sunday night Jascen was seen aboard
the ship At O'Clock. At u o'clock he could
not be found anywhere. Whether he fell
overheard In the darkness or swan ashoso
anc deserted 10 not known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

Deasa % EAseatlsa Awards Cen-
lsaess-seheel @ ODen oepe. n.
The time OF the hoard Of educafien was
taken up last night with the reaEtng Of
tenders for supplying the schools n the
city for the coming year. The Pacific
Coast Company was awarded the contract
for supplying coal for the year. In this
tender the board was ~ liberty 20 use
either Newcastle or Franklin coal r. C.
White received the contract Tor wood to
be used II the Fremont school and r.
Thonbsrg for wood In the school 1t Green
lake
There were several lids for desks for the
school rooms. Agents Of the desk COM
panIes had their desks on exhibition anG
explained their good qualities 70 the board.
The bid OF Chapman Bros = Co. Of this
city. Was accepted.
Tho matter Of the contract Tor school
supplies was referred to the purchasing
committee.
The only other business transacted was
70 M the time OF opening the schocls.
They are TO be opened on September II. or
the second Monday In September. II was
also decided 10 have the school year last
forty weeks this next year tnstAAE Of
thirty-stx weeks. ~ Was the case last year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

Georwe ~. Holloway are tshslAas ever the
ssseeessfns end Of their long period OF wn-k
with the judgments ard other legal CON-
ptbsa;fnns ~ TIE wasA@-gscn cana con-
3essfnafsnrs. S1rcr sne beginning 81 the
work IL June ixs- TIE clerks al that de-
partyaert have Frads thousands e< entries.
covering avsr aseo different pieces CT land.
without making . ssnxse error. and have
tsAst finished their last entry
Tits work VAS under me direct super
vision 81 Chief per1sy John wallace. and
was Gaue ev Execution Clerk W w De
I<sEr sr1 Entry Clerk A. ye<srsex T-e
rSyzzeE.s fa~ rtghfs-of-wav for ths hs~
dJscA amounted 10 tzss - 81 az ~ which
WITH TIE exception Of ssss than $@sass Ass
found is way 10 che original owners o.
The property. The frxs paymert ene %
y ~ss uAds - d H WSpn; thess wws
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08
VACCINATION RrIEs CHANGED.
fspfls Catering Public Schools nast
Have CerttMcafrs.

Health 0fhesr Mekeennse yesterday an
raane~d a change tn the custom 81 vac
cinatsaE srheei children heretofore PRE-
waiting In Seattle. When fhe city schools
open. 90 September S. each pups; viii be
repaired 60 SHOW a vaccination scar ncs
sncve snar Ave years cid or 10 present n
ceTfsseafe 81 vaccination within thirty days
stxnesa hy 4 regular nAyesasan
TA~ onseet Of the change IL % ehvsase the
schssaa rrsanss fun OF rapss~ with sore arrns
that resnst esvsa a paxsgonemerf es varcs-
ration 2nta the zesuAs beginning Of sha
term. a. has seca the custom heretofore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

EASY TERMS.

dozens Of 81 and other trifing sums each.
and the larges; vas Of 3Gk00 70 the B.
attle = international Railway Company.
The 1rst Judgment was Aled last 8eptem-
Der. During the complicated pencil work
the clerks went through TWO large ledgeEs.
and made . cross index Of over M.0oo en-
tries, In addition TO their regular work.
the condemnations for the Cedar river Va
ter route and for the army post Not 90
extra man Wa employed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

Al tn regular meeting yesterday the
board OF regents Of the university settled
the Queation Of the sewage from the new
dormitories by instructing the building and
grounds committee to have ceaspools dug.
This ends . subject which caused the resi-.
dants OF Lake Union some anxiety, as II
Was feared the sewers would be built 90 ~
to discharge into the lake.
F. ]. Armstrong. manager Of the EXPOSE
ton, requested in q letter permission 70
erect q wing Of the Armory on the grounds
OF the old university 3oxlS9 fest. GRANTED,
with the proviso that after January 4 1e0t,
the building should become the property Of
the university.
The board elected officers for the follow.
ing year az follows: President Georxe Fl.
King. reelected: executive comMittees
George II. King. ]. r. Hoyt and Richard
Winsor.
President Graves was voted 50 for the
expense OF making a university exhibit ~
the approaching exposition.
The time OF the annual election Of praAi-
dent and of1cers OF the board was changed
to May OF each year.
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]. c. johnson. formerly q sailor, ana for
the last month driver OF an exDreso wagon
belonging to Charles Hudson who runs
. cigar store On First avenue south, drop
ped dead in front OF 0ocwfn's commission
house. on Western avenue and Marion
street. yesterday afternoon.
He was unloading some crates Of fruit
and vegetables from his wagon. and had
Just lifted one to the ground, when he fell
over beside It dead. The coroner was CALI
ed. RnSl he later sent for the dead wagon
The mans death was due to heart disease
He WAS 50 years old. unmarried, ana had
no relatives In this vicinity. He was q
member OF the local sailors union.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

G.. T. Smith il continuing his inveetmlatS
ID Seattle real estate. and yesterday con.
Guided the deal whereby he tabs pc11e1.
sion OF two lots on the southwest Garner ~
Third avenue and Madison street. The
property IL technically deecribcd - lots
and :. block 10. Carson ID. Boxen'1 add1-
ton 10 Seattle.
This realty formerly belonged 10 Phoebe
Ann Webster. who Gied February !. 1ES6
and was sold by order Of the court July
n Of this year. Mr.. Smith IL that time
bid 43b.000 OF which q - went 10 Craw-
ford q Conover. brokers, for fading the
purchaser. The deed wa1 a.gned b. rhos.
-. Alvord. - executor Of the last win OF
Mrs. Webster. The money Wa paid last
saturday. and the deed diec for record yes
teriay. The document required ~ In reve-
nue. stamps.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

The Seattle d international and Column
cia & Puget Sound railways have new
from Winnipeg yesterday 20 take that
posi- for the former road and has entered
upon hts duties. and J. g. I.aughiin. whom
company's line, succeeding IN his turn
J. 81. sisbhon. who has resigned ana gone
hack 20 Chicago on account Of the III.
health ~ his SISTER.
Mr.. CsMcara 10 a son OF the dean Of she
Church Of England FIR Western Canada
and has been q Dominion customs ofiicer
NJ Winnipeg Before he went into thar
department Of tire Canadian Pacific. ne
IL Q popular young man wherever he =
known. and II welcomed by seattle rail-.
road men n = valuable addition to thar
rAnk2-
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specfos. !. L nnsry. from - to - PER
month.
The report vas adopted and tho ordin-
ance favornAly acted on
The Puget Mn Company asked the coun-
ell 10 extend the city water mafns TO 80
property overlooking Lake Washington.
on Thirty fourth and Thirty-uixth ave-
uues. where the streets graded By the COM
pany through tts property are to be MAJ
cadaMtsed and expensive h0usee erected.
Thu company offered 70 pay nix per cent
on tbs cost OF the construction until the
revenues equat that sum. Referred.
Adjourned TO August =.