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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

A JUDGES SERIOUS OVERSIGHT.
Toek . Party Fishing. bat Not .
Fiahhook In the Crowd.

TACOMA. June GA gona story has just
leaked cut on Thomas Carroll, Judge or the
Superior court. He gave John Arthur ana
Gov, Senple CT Seattle. a glowing account
OF Z new trout stream. he had discovered
up on the heaawasers 81 the Skahootaien
ana both gentlemen agreed 20 so With him
and fry Their, ilck Judge Carroll would
no, is, his guests furnish anything. but In
sisted that IL was MS trip. and he wauid
furnish all the fishing tackle. bait. lunch
con and everything necessary.
On thls basis the party set est and after
D long ride and a sturdy tramp at the end
Of 10 arrived al the fishing ground. The
luncheon the bait and the Ines were all
that could he desired and the fish could he
plainly seen. flashing beauties and lots %
them bat not a fsHhhook was in the entire
para phernalia.
The rarity returned
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lodge At Seattle. which is the stat. hesa-
Second Ave. ana James 81.

lodge At Seattle. which IL the state head
quarters.
On the question OF biennial session II
was urged that the expense which was
borne by the delegates Was hurdsns0me,
bot on the other hand. h @as urged thai
Delegates were always ready TO sand tne
expense and the business continually
coming up in the various lodges made an
annual session siHsoet Z necessity Tor the
life and prosperity cf the order.
Another amendment suggested was the
election OF representatives for term Of
two years instead OF one. thus keeping
ons-a&if the Delegates Gxpersenced In the
work. As managed At present Il IL claimed
the wsrk In not expedited because os the
insxpertence Of representatives. The two
year plan has been adopted by tns Re
bekzhs ard found 10 work well, the even
numbered lodges eiectinE delegates the
even years. and the odd numbers again
going together.
This evening = reception was held 1T
AYmory hall BY the Rebekxhs in hoaor Of
the Grand lodge. The Grand lodge and the
EeoekAh assembly will continue their
work through tomorrow and Thursday,
closing with q grand bail at the hall
Thursday evening.
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CoMxExCEMENT AT ABERDEEN.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-lntelligencer
ABERDEEN, June s-Graduat ng exer-
cises OF the high school were held this
evening in the Acme operahouse. which was
flied TO the doors standing room being At
q premium. a large number were present
from the adjoining towns OF Hoquiam and
Cesmopoi;s Aberdeen may be proud Of the
class Of 80 The following was the pro-
Kramme OF the evenings exercises:
Music--Overture ''Niagara"..... Orchestra
Oration-6alutatory. "A Plea for Uni
yersai Peace" .....Mixs Minnie Richeau
Oration--"The Future Of Cuba
......... Mr.. John Francis Down
Mns.c-March. Under the Double
Oration-"Nations and Humanity
..-.......... -. Miss Catherine Stafford
Extraordinarily" Miss Nellie Sargent
Music-Waitz. Santiago Orchestra
Oration-"Future OF the English Lam
suags Mr. Roy clyde sargent
Music-March. Tine Field OF Honor.
.......-.-.~ ....-..-. ............ Orchestra
Grafton ya.edicsory. The influence OF
Ideals on Real Iife" Miss Lucy J. Wood
Presentation Of diplomas -..........,....
County Superintendent ~ D. McKiillp
Music-waltx, The Student" =. Orchestra
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MN OFF WITH MUHTGASEU TEA1J
Fear Men FROM 0Feenwooa, y. c.,
Arrested at Pullman.

Special dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
PULLMAN June 6--Four men, having
in their possession fourteen head Of hAr-
messed horses and four wagons were ar
rested here Today by Marshal Cofsield up-
Ola y description telephonei by Sheriff Ca
mutt. and an order TO hold the men on a
charge OF bringing stolen property into
the state.
The men. two Of whose names are Hos
ksns and the other two Pool and WATSON
respectively. had been fretghting at
Greenwood, b. G. with the teams Of q
man named Hoskias until two weeks ago,
when they disappeared. taking the teams
with them.
The property was mortgaged to ]. Nc
Neil, OF Greenwood. and he Immediately
began = search. which ended In locating
them here. The men would not commit
themselves. but II Is supposed they were
still In the employ OF Hoskins and aiding
him In escapng the foreclosure of the
nortgage especially as he did not aid In
locating the men.
Mcneil arrived today and identified the
property, and the accused men were taken
10 Colfax this evening where they will be
held until requisition papers can be Sc
cured. when they will be taken back to
Greenwood for trial
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Co. Oysters Cli.s Treess

WfliapA HATbor PfEos-
-. ID. Eg0ert has on exhibition. at I'M
newsstand. . spruce limb about eighteen
inches long on which ara citngsng about
Twenty-Five or thirty young oysters NJ
y. sofemnly explains thar the oysters
didn't have 10 climb = tree TO get there
but that the limb was broken OF By the
wind end lodged on the bed where the
oygsegD climbed on and now Sfcatly refuse
TO 'cene or the perch" The limb was
contributed by Johnny Black who also
contributed q true story 20 the effect that
an old Joint OF stove pipe was once thrown
overheard On an oyster he'd where some
kind al convention was IN progress and
when fshed mp Nnme time later IL was
completely covered inside and outside with
ahse-bodied oysters Zig enough to Gator
he eaten The oyster seems to be Of a
very slofhfal habit; II he once goes TO
bed he never Ge;s up. Hes no gutter
though: IL he once gets . hold on anything
he never lets 90.
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Trap Experts From All Over the
Country In Attendance.

BUFFALO. n. r.. June 6--Trao shooting ex-
perss from all the United States and Canada
participated in the state shoot which opened here
to-day under the ausricss Of the Buffalo Audubon
Club There nine target evsnta On the card
for the As the total number Of targets 10 be shot
81 being lG6 -Four events are ~ y targets. feur
at - and one 81 Is In the smaller aumbsr Of
events the conditions SIS added. entrance lee
s. Eve moneys The StarEet event has an en-
trance fee Of IS and $500 guaranteed purse surplus
added. In this event thefe are eight nensyx.
Fsfss doilars is added for dayfs amateur aver
age and the ten high guns to get 8 each.
The weather conditions at the opening were about
perfect
La the hrst cvenf. blue rsck, thsre were lA en-
tries. The following tied 81 Is: Mallory. Grant,
Waters, DALEY and Zeeicr
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ss.ex,ksI rsaSyateh - sae Tsss ssltseEsC -.
TACOMA Jane s-~Tk~ lsera t'fsss. %
srsx,a-n. sssst&S @~sst a telegram ~ s-ss-
xrs~sssssn Henderson. announcing th-f he
sssas,sA RECEIVE tA@ sssSsaYssrs~az ~ 80
W sssfssxsssys ~~ansTe~sssseg fsr sss<aNtr -
sts~ hqs.ss~ T1e elGa ~ mAfes " &
xysaesssr IN yrrsRisa3 as Fred II Mira
secretary was - sssns.sssss sssNa "stS
ssssnsrr.~ssraE yefsss ~ a.&ssr& ard RS
.sesr4atux44 srssra A&Ts tsst - sef'1 rSt =
sssYaaswsssa his see@s&y sagpers- 'ssss-rss
raH a-ssshataa has made similar az
nEgncoEsnt
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sHipriNG COMMISSIONER.
Probability of u Successor to Rev.
J. r. Eaheluaa.

Special Dispatch 10 the Fast-tntelligeneer.
TACOMA June s.1lf IL expected that
q now ahirp;ng commissioner viii soon be
appointed for the Puget sound district 10
succeed R~v J. r rsshsInan pastor OF the
First CHRISTIAN church Of Tacoma Mr..
Esh~iman ia rens5cras. but has aswn
protected ~ the present BY the civil serH-
iss rules Isv President NchEnlsy's ress nj
order the office os shipping commissioner
was taken cut 90 the civil service slasssfi-
cation rss appointment - warfh Ss@1e
20 s. oo a year I'm fees The chief candt-
dates are reported 70 be former State Sen .
stor HASTINGS ct Part Townsend ani
Charles II. Wood former special deputy
collector Of customs
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sraeeFaf seSsaatrr ~ thss fssst~frfefissuesr.
Ts.~spNA fNnt -~Iahn IA1sus. waa -e-
turned kcosst sSs+eSsns to-day, announces
that n s,srssSssr sf former wealthy TsSo
syszn% are r.asaasl1s4tsae fATtr fortunes al
Sssaksne Waiter J. Thompson formerly
s,rsSsessss,f ssf tTs Merchants National ~ as
has gene sufa tse mining ssvSsraSe nasss-
sisp< AZ Spokane IS las 2Esss Henry Drum
sx-sxsssyer 81 Tacoma ard later SsFistF
s>esssesssr az customs Mr.. Drum has form
~ a fyssutfps brokerage partnership STA
Martin J Mai@aeT fsSrtsssr ssfsaiyx cat
ssx-tor ~ cxssess4S 81 Sefshpsgs JAMES n
FaeSt . Tacoma ssssgse daring assssn says
also recently moved 40 S@ssAAne,
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INVESTING IN COPPER MINES.
Marcus DAILY Reported 20 he After
urftish Colombia Properties.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post~inteiiigencer.
VANCOUVER. II. e.. June s-Marcus
DAILY tire great Anaconda mining man. ~
attempting 10 corner the copper mines 81
British Columbia
Daily So interested heavily In the recent
IN formed copper comtans In New York.
ard after securing SOME %: the best prop
critics In the boundary creek country 10
now after tsoas+ mines. Three experts
arrived in Vancouver en- SATURDAY. and
are now investigating Coast properties Al
though nothing authoritative has oesa
etvsn out IL Is Understood thu, several
OPTIONS have been secured AMI these at
very icw figures When IL became known
today who was ~ the back Of the ex-
g~Exs here several aYstr< for mines were
immediately withdrawn and prices raised.
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Gravesend Races.

NEW YORK. Jane 49, Results a. t.rssesend
Sir fegisnss. selliag sweet Caporsl won Concord
seegsd. hsF~tefg third. Tine. itss
Mile and sixteenth Approval won. The Ken
trcksan secssd Ehine,anter third Time "a
Criterion stakes four and . half farisngs~ vir-
efnia Earle ssn. Primrose Day second. Qusek Queen
third Time, HI
ErcossAle handicap uaile ard snriens- Den he
Ore wen. warrentsn seesra. Bangle third Tine
la
WEBSTER Ray third Tine. la
Mile and . sixse~ssh sssiins Trssx. wcn
Peal seceEd, Pa-<msksr third Tme. Ia
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ST. Louis Races.

ST Louis. Jane s-weasher cooi track fast
Hesni,s
ssx fssiengx. sesiins~BeiI Psseh uGn seyrow see-
ssd cenmxsi third. Tine, lis
Asse srss xiIte~eth. seiltes Dutch BARD won,
MoB..eseaiee second. Lfvaais third. Time. / 50
Ftve fasiosSs~Rn q Fashinn ~ea. Tsiadi;za go
ent sexssrnnca third Time. "a
s<sen fursaSes -FtressAe Eddie 1enes secoes,
Fsaad third Time -
Mile. seisinz-ka.ns wsn. In5rs secoad. PArsss
a'or third Tisse ts1.
Mic sna 4 ssfserath. selling Ai1isn wen. Gold
Banf .eeea5 Esrce@ sa.Ta. Tine "a.
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rorrER PROPERTIES SOLD.
Denver Syndicate Takes over Etxhf
Claims Owned tn Tacoma.

sgsecgsi Dispatch 20 the rest~Entsl'ig sficer,
TACOMA IGae sit Is Announced to-
sas that 3 Denver syndicate fas par
~Ss cal ,sssssf COPPER claims ard ssrxy aCTes
81 mineral land owned By the Northern
Pacific On the Mashed river near f.aten-
willie Tire purchase price ts Ssseo the
first payment 20 consist of Y per cent
vsth ths balance ta six snStslimen's The
claims were aw ned ~ sixteen Tacoma men
who handed together to ratsF money WIN
which a fee~fssos shaft = as safsS. revealing
a sssssss ass,a~rlssx OF cessrer ore TIE pgefs-
.s~tv a. situated .hlrsy-ssSr miles south
.Asst lss TarN-nA
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GRAND LODGE !. o. o. y.


nrought Up ana DsscusssA-
Special Dispatch to the Post-intciligencag.
TACOMA. June 6.--T,he annual session
~ the Grand lodge I. o. o. f.. began this
morning 1t Armory hall and will conttnue
through tomorrow and Thursday. Officers
uere elected this afternoon az fellows
Gsan6 uastef-J II. Davis. IA<oma
Deputy grani mastsrA G. Cesgrevs. rcm-
Uuy
Grand warden q. A. Elisperman Blaine.
CranA secresasy~Jsru Fertais, Seattle.
Grand treasurer D. HYeinbuhl GpAksne
Grand rsrrssentasive-A. q. Ansel1. Spokane
Among the important questions dis
eussed by the lodge was the changing Of
the rules so as To have the sessions bien
NAL Instead CT annual. and another was
the permanent estA biishmcnt u the Grand
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CHICAGO Iuae s--Rrss@lss 81 Harlem
Stn~ szssesntAs 81 . riss. year 5sas-Ouazsa voz
0sise Order sscsnd Hsrursz Third Ttse. S.,
sax sara@nss-sesssxr won. pzssy Rsr4sx Fem sec
cad Tsrsaa bird ffms. / ~
ssx fnssenxs-s.n w sea. Texssy se~snA. Bsrs,
Ees talr4 Ts&e. Ii
Mile And ssrsessth-Jsan Bahrs wce. Ria go
esd F-xsss thtrd TtHs. -
Hat rnsl.- rsssax Tai Caeese straw se~cr6
Iosn Gnsxsy Fhi-a Ttze. ssi
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filed By the washington governnnent With
the Ottawa authorities Discusasug tho
latter Minister Cotton stated that the pro-
ts4y Of the American miners grossly ex-
Aggef2fed the conditions Nobody he
said. had been deprived % any rights he
had obtained. all wnc had recorded claims
pricr 10 the passage OF the act being left
IN undispused possession. The men who
had done the prOtesffng were of the same
crowd ~ those who had claimed the town
site By sQuafting
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OLYMPIA June s-Tne saf~ printing
fnzrG ts5ay t1f tire eoEtracs Ger fs@ Gaser
ami rs3sftax supplies p be u~sa IN state
v@sk for TIRE nsxs rear. TIE Graham Pap
sF Company. - - I~a9sS visa AWARDED ts-
ceasract FOR Fs&raksnEas paper. tsanS H~ss
- Chicago sse Asssarry snvps4eS ARD VI
CY&-ewmsr % Olympia the isex supplies
TIE J W Egfiew Paper Company. CT Cat
cage. ard Il Nj ks<agasn1 rarer Cog
PAM 80 Seattle Aax Tacoma. w-re ssFSns
eoatf starts fos tie p2SsT contract Ths
GRAHAM PAPER Company has fs4rnsshea me
rzpe- - rn4 ssAse for eryeral wears p-Sxr
10 Lass fusy .Aer ssey were under syass
IN he h II RieAssena Company
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LOCOMOTIVE GETS AWAY.


COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. June "a
locomotive when taking water NJ = tank
near Hickman on the Colorado Midland,
wild run down grade. Near Buena Vista
the runaway crashed Into the eastbound
passenger train. Both engines were total
" wrecked Fireman George Boswfck was
Killed and Engineer Arthur Lalcud reeeiv-
ed fatal Injuries. The express and baygage
cars were badly damaged No passengers
were hurt.
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Latsnia Rac~a.

CINCINNATI Jwv- sWssshe- az fA.erta pleas
EsxIsss
4r.e~ far.sngs .sass~r rerssIss ~ns. faeaiae SEC
Ord H@ssarz Third Tsxe, ~
r5.s ssflzass- Ms Esaasssssry .Ss fasut Gfh~or
ssrsR& Eiesesz Ean third T1sss. Et
NsEs x-s seesass yxses. hsatseAye-G4-s G. vva.
GsssA Yex s@eez6 ssiss Eae1 tksr1 yfms 81
TAs fazsssstx st2aes fs~ fyese ssss. ssises yas1s
81 - SIRE fssssnss- Elkx4sssk klssa vsn. oseaua
s<reex fssksrSs FAtE1 fsas. 81
ssss.- ssssY 6sass ~se. csa Csass ssoos4 k&eA-
arassx ssstra TSxs 81
s<~xs fsars~sss s~sli-s ~glsYsssv wca. Lfsss Lssd
Seus14. TszEss tAs-e Tszs. M
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a Day and = Half Consumed In GET
ting q Jury.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Infeiligencer.
MOUNT VERNON, June S.--An day yes
terday and a portion OF this forenoon was
consumed in getting jury to try the cass
of STATE Vs. Joe Henry. charged with kill
Ing IL. K. Jackson March last on Cot
tonwood island. about twenty-five miles
west Of Mount Vernon.
John Fairfield pore. OF Seattle, Il de-.
Tending Henry. while the state is being
represented by County Attorney NJ. p.
Hurd. The case promises 10 be Interesting
throughout as large number OF witnesses
from the island are In attendance
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


Waahin8tou, 81 Chaeago. 4.
wasuyxrvr.r y... -. CO.. -.
hit pinesa today, and While 0unsA vas not hit a.
- III IN sn 80 totIusae IA connertn6 vain
~ u.S - - .asIS ume Snsnce Vas xneca n
u ~ i. - soe, I'll ana vas re0secca oy Mich
CA. Auesdaaee. l~ Scoss:
r. II. 3. RI Z
washington. 3 rChfra8e :. IL q s
BATTERIES pineen and Mcclure; GytMth. Chance
ard Nickeix CEpire&-Lynch ami Connolly
Baltimore. O. Pfttnhurw. 4
rArrtMcpr IT,. =
h.rr., -. n.,,s..n go ~. -. -" 49,
ssms II tss Psssssrr 80 Nh. ."s a. 1917
and at simes was given good suprcrs Pitisburx
p..seu u1oesi tne ssmnsan" q an sssos. Attend
sa"' "I Seoss ux
p,..- n y n
nx 1870. 1asnaa
6chriyer Cup,res-Svnrtvoo1 and Warnss
q. q ua.,-.,H
- AOsss % ro0espnios n
PHILADELPHIA, June THE Phtliies tied the
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Fay Pierce County ~ ,60e.
sSedsI Dispatch to the Pnss-fntellixencs..
TACOMA. juno s.--After i,eing out eli
nsRht aad \ gcgl faus az two days. the
qectAs jury called 10 determine tae
AMOUNT To be psid BY the Snoeuajmte
falis Power Company for rtgfs-0f- way
syer seven miles OF county road agreed
cpop 3LJ6. Tie value OF .he land taken
u BY the poles was put At s. and the
taxnnk0 TO the read ~ $780,
IL power company had previously. sf-
9ered 20 pay ~ i,er year Tor fwenc.five
ye9rs for thu eaSeuent. and their counsel
announced that fhA money would he paid
n accordance with tho finding OF the Jury
Il ence and ti.e work of cempleting tae
line resumed.
Poles were atruHG along tho road from
the King c0sanfy Una TO tho city limits
~ ts,svsS ~ 49, s nn e" ~ trn, work
curing right-of-way from tho county
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ALIEN EXCLUSION LAW.


VANCOUVER II. C.. june s.-The pro-
vfncszi government has forwarded 10 cse
rAwA sts reply 10 The protest 81 TIE Amer
tean miners IL the AtEtn country against
fh~ &C, gvohihtting aliens frSm sakiug zip
placer claims in British Columbia. The
protest which Is = very long ere. was
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ARMSTRONG KNOCKS MARTIN OUT.
Beat Him All over the Riag In the
second ROund,

NEW YORK. June AT the Lenox Athletic
Club tonight the principal beus between two
negro giAats Bob Armstrong. Of Chicaso and I'd
Martin. 81 Denver Martin bad decidedly the better
al the early part Of the Arst round ss he landed
left and r1sat sw1ngs The end la ths second
round - Armstrong beat his nan all over the rsns
and Enaliy knocked him out With . night On the
v4nA
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state superintendent OF public instruction.
The board Is preparing the questions for
the next quarterly examination. marking
the papers recently submitted TO appli.
cants Tor state certificates and life dipio-
mas. and preparing the work on the course
OF study and ieAehers' manual education
for the common schools. which will be
published IN about six month";
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LONDON, June Sat the Arss day as the Linz.
dsid Park sprins meeting today Lord william Heves-
fsrds bar ally Lut~;is. By Pontiac aeIia b. nd
den hy Slean the Lingfeid sprine 3 rear ED
r7Ate 81 50 ssvsrptxns
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VICTORIA b. c.. June s.--Tne Empress
OF China arrived tonight with 10 passen.
gers Among them was Mr.. Green, an
American gentleman. and his wife. from
Manila They say all was quiet there
when they left and the natives IN the
immedtate neigahorhood are rsconcllsd 10
American rule
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O@cePs Elected for Ensuing Teras
IncluAe MANY Nnaes.

IncluAe Many Names.
NEW YORK. June 6.-The eighteenth
annual meeting OF the Actors Fund Of
America was held here today. The fol-
lowing of59cers were elected. President,
Louis Aldrich: nrst vice president, John
tor: treasurer, Andrew A. Mccormick:
secretary. Edwin Knowles
Trustees for two year, 4. M. Palmer.
w. T.. Sim. Augustus z. Pttou. Charles
H. Hoyt. Roland Reed. Au1ustin DAILY,
Milton Mobiles and Harry Hart Wood
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Chaaxe. n OlyD.i. seheel..

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos&-Intelitgencer
OLYMPIA June &--The city school
board today elected w. II. Thompsoa, Of
Centraiia. school superintendent for the
ensuing year to succeed PsDf. r.. b.
Eawes. WAC has faithfully. served In that
capacity the last three years Principal
Young. OF the Lincoln school. will be sue
ceeded BY A. b. Curry. OF Tarnwatsr. The
corps OF teachers was reappointed with
the exception OF four resigned.
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DEAD BODY COMES ASHORE.
Identified ~ That OF Fred WIlllaas
Drownea Five Weeks Ago.

Special Dispatch 20 the Pogs-Intelligencer.
PORT ANGELES, June s.-The body OF
Fred Williams who was drowned In the
weeks ago. noated ashore today. The body
was discovered this morning washed up
on the beach about a mile east OF town.
The portion Of the body not covered by
clothing was void Of flesh. Identification
was possible through the clothing and
coin and trinkess found in the pockets.
The body was inferred at the expense Of
the county.
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THE Chicago. Milwaukee q 50. Paul
railways famous Pioneer Limited In the
finest train In the world.
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Riley's ExaminatIon co.sinuea.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-in.elliyencer.
LYMPIA. June k-The preliminary ex-
animation OF John Riley. who Is under ar
rest for stealing SIS from a blackjack
game In the Fashion saloon last night, was
continued till tomorrow. Riley Is in Jail
in default OF $50 bonds.
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-17
Made Him Paw For the Fruit.

Tuesday evening Officer Posey came
into the Leader Office and sat down in
the front room where lie coulu get a
good view of the stree. He had been
watching a suspicious looking indivd-
ual for some time, who was leaning
against a telephone pole at the oppo-
site corner, and directly he saw him go
up to the fruit stand next door to the
Corner Drug Store while no one was in
sight on the street and pilfer a bunch
of bananas that was lying on the stand
in front of the store. The individual
then went back down to the corner and
gave one banana to a small boy who
had been watching, after which ne pro-
ceeded to eat one of them himself.
Crossing the street, he started up Put
nam when the officer went out and
stopped him. Taking him back over
to the fruit stand and telling the vend-
err the case, asked the boy how many
he took. He answered. Seven" The
dealer stated the price, the boy paid it
and was allowed to go. 1t was a Sc
we're lesson to the boy and probably
will do more good than if he had have
been locked up.