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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
SOAP.

TNaaaw soap Sc a cake
woxEser savaa soap. +s q cake
Sapoiio fo 9 cake
Sinai Ivory SOAP * cake, Sic a
&ozsfs-
Large Iwc~v soar. - cake, PC q
3ozes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
DLSHPANS.

70 quart dish pans marked from &c
90 lee each.
y quart 8lsh pans marked from &c
"a l2e ss1a,
Il quart dlza para marked from 1sc
II &c each
Z quart ash pans marked from 20
u 80 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
Boys Refers 1t 81,
Sizes 3 to s.

Aaoihef apIeuaii chance 10 buy a
sHeIi Refer. Our entIEe iirs Of English
Cosarss. Irish Frieze and WorumlHo
cainekil.as at the very low price OF
Ns. we're aee aaa $3.50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

an eurs have been taught thai announcement. ea.
sse6 tat carfy demonstrates By .as c-cwa. ven
wxys e1nssrs Tousssrcx Six aisle WIN ~
ysssxb wonderland o. sprng Six esaay embracing
"a ne patterns kasws "a "a. sr
xs1 Buying 10 In such quza.ssiox r.
~ expect that n9acesens tas
EaEy have the 70 chaaza
aur E3ve@fy silks l very short ezgthx tau.
rskzag them exclusive.
Gsca Eaaek T&Geta silks. al six 7s and Sc va-s
.-neh Black TarstA SSlks pure SIX ITO IA *
sae &c yard.
.lneh Ta-s.a s1g. ssss aaisa guaranteed, q
zss.
n ysrd
.-Lnck fancy Striped TaSnsas x % a yars
Fancy Silks in pzids blacks ana e,~s.s -.
s E-snch Handsome French Pads $50 a yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
PALS.

Is.aua-t s,rainer MIX Pals marked
from So 10 &c each.
1s-quars stratner MIX Pals marked
from 80 10 @Ae each.
i-start Mix Pals Nth SIDE handles.
marked from iiss Ia &c each.
a-guart Mix Pale. with side handles,
marked from I5c 70 p each.
4-ata<t Mix paai>. s-ith eide handles,
marked from isc u lsc each.
s-luart Milk Pals. with side handles.
marked from IA 10 &c each.
i-quar, 7szs Pals marked from &c to
sc each.
1-auaTt Tn Pals marked from " 10
s. earh.
s-duart TIN fAi3s Fsarke1 from Etc 70
&c each
s~Quart tn Pals marked EFca1 lSo 70
&c each,
t~Qgart TIN FailS marked from lec 10
lie each.
s~duart tn Pals marked from -, 10
i5c each
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-21
Sapfere Wanuer fallen

Grfranfunsen bes Masens, Der Sober
uub Der gtieien gum Opfer, iuie AUDI
5rauen, unb aue ipiren Die JOlsen oas
BON burd appetitperlult, 8lutperunrei>
nisuns, &iidenipeb, Nerpoiitat, aopf=
tpeb unb elm alIsemeines @efibl Der
S9mdde unb Der Msattisfeit. @s 1T
aber gar nidt n6tbis, oaB man ii9 10
i6ledt fiblt. Man bore, tuas s. @.
@arbner in Sbapille, Snolana, iast:
Electric Bitters 1T serabe bas, mas
elm Menid brandt, tpenn ct ii9 pSais
abseipaunt fiiblt unb ipeun es ibm 9leids
siiltis setuorben 1T, ob er leben bleibt
ober ltirbt. Gs bat mebr baSu beige
trasen, mir neue &raft 5u uerleiben. als
alles slnbere, iuas i6 nebmen fonnte.
Sd tann jebt Naes eiieu uno babe tpies
Der cine reue Mniuarti6aft auf ldneeres
2eben. Sur SO Cts. in Der Gpotbefe
bon S. &alteber & Son. Sebe 5laide
tpirb sarantirt.
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IS Sn 2oubon nirb bic gerabae.
rung ber Mutwort Der Resierung ber
fhbafritaniffen HepubIiE be3hgIih Der
britifGen Gorberung bur@ eins gemifd.
te aommiiRon bic Giimmrehtsfrage
I'm Srausuaal 3u unieriuGen. oils eine
@erf9drfung ber Gage aufsefabt. Das
&riegsmtniferium bat ole Dortebrun.
gen getroffeu. I'm I'm 6aGe Der Roth
fofcrt 30, 600 Wauu mad Snbafrita
sii iransportireu. gs berIautet, baB
bic sur 3eit tn Gibraltar Hebenben
@arbe. @reuabiere unb bic In Aegppten
iiebenbeu 81. llIanen In ndnffer 3eit
au ben bereits tn 6tbafrita Rebeubeu
britif6eu Sruppeu fioben perben.
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0as Qieb bonn r9oue @tn" >gier.

Oas Nte0 pom yN0tle Stat" ">Wter.
> Zone Star 8ter, Zone etar 8ier,
aSte bab' t@ Std 10 aerme!
On Iabft mtdbt mmr amr Gsmmeraett,
Sfetn aud TIT 3Stmter, iuemm es id3mett,
> Zone Star @ter, . Zone gtar 8ier,
9Ste bab t@ Sid 10 8erme!
. 9pme etar 8ier, o xume etar 8ier,
Dtr bab' t@ tstM er8ebem,
9m 8tebit utir Tr6bItmtett mnb araft
9Nemm td) erutiibet nmb erfdslaHt,
. xpne Gtar 8ier, &pme Gtar Dier,
0tr bab' Id, mtds ereebem!
. Zone gtar 8ier, . Zone gtar Bier,
Obn' 9id3 tama tdb mttbt Iebem.
Sd muk Did babeta fritb tsmt ibat,
eeIbft tuu'8 bertietet ttir oer etaat.
. Zone Gtar 8ier, o Zone gtar 1ier,
OBn' Sid fanm ttb atdjt Iebem!
. Zone gtar Nier, . xpme etar Nier,
Detu Cob, tae ntuk ttD ftm8en.
Dn btft Ser tpabre &abetramt
Ob t@ 9eimmb btu pner franf.
. Zone Gtar 8ter. o Zone etar 0ter,
9etu &Ob, baa mmh im ftmgem!
9 Zone Gtar 8ier, o &piie etar Wier,
Sit IberalI tutlIfpmusem.
Sm ieoem 3auie mito Yalaft
9m cine fefte Gt6tte bait.
. Zone Gtar 0ter, 2uue Gtar Dter,
0tit iiberaIf iutIIfpmmea!
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Sieoueirte Staten fiir somnaerreiien.

Die 8eras unb pacific @aiImop
60. mirb bonn 1. Suni '99 bis eins
f6liebIi@ 30. Sept. '99 au bebeutenb
ermdbisteu preiien 6ortmer &nn6.
Gabrtarten beransseben mad Ssalten
In alabama, Mrtanias, COLORADO,
Difiritt Columbia, Georgia, Slinois.
Snbiana, aentudp, Marplaub, Mafs
fa@uistts, Mfi9isan, Minneiota, Nifs
f1fFppi, MatKouri Nem Dort, Norb.
Carolina, Obin, Ontario, penufpIpa.
nia, Quebec, Shb.g Carolina, 2ennef.
Zee, girgtuia, @ef girsiuia unb
Wi8cDniin.
Maa ccniultire ben nd9ften fidets
Mgenten tpe6en udberer Mu8tunft ober
fdreibe an:
8. q. 3urner O. g. & 8. u,
Dallas, Seyas.
ae +hc6
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Staat Dbfp, Gtabt EoIebo,
Quca8 GDu n h. "a

Granf S. gbenep beldm6rt. baB er
Der dltere Hartner ber 6irma s. s. 6 8 e.
nep q 6 Q. TT, tueIdbe @eihdfte in Der
Staot Eole6u, in pbensena1ntem gountp
tbut unb baB beiaste 6irma bic Gamme
ben ein buubert . Dollars fiir ieben
Sau bon &atarrb be3ablen tpirb. 6er burh
ben Gebrau9 BON 6aIl's &atarr
g ur ni4t gebeilt tueroen tam.
Jrant s. gbeneb.
49, ! Beibtporen Dor mir unb unter.
I Sie8el ibrteben in meiner gegentpart
l- am 6. Septentber U. s. 1885.
". s8. @leaion. 6ffentIiher Notar. !.
Sall's aatarrb Rur tuir6 innerlicb ae,
nommen, unh wirtt birect auf oa8 8lut
nnb bic ihlein1igen Oberffdhen bes Sp.
items. 2aBt gudb umionft 8eueniiie
fummen.
S.S. gbeuep& 6 o., Tplebp o.
e@ 9ertauft bon allen Mpotbefern,
rs Gents.
5alI's Gamilieu.8iIlen finb BITE beiten.
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Beibtuorett ber mir unb anter.
ihrteben in meiner @egentpart
am 6. 6eptember VI. s. 1885.
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gorge fir entlaffeme etraatnse.


en- Guoronh oebt mn, mi. row
Mione nm mn her 81 @esannn;Sssr
hss aonhes SemnSd,f, fiiuf fIeins gtrnf
onaoiten ] ~ shiisssu So Mo pobI 40,
Observation-Disclosures i Werbred,sJ Hn II
sen Isstsn Sohrem hetr6htlid, nerm;n. =.
herr m hat Sisie.oroks ryirsyrim, ms.
form M n bouhtf6d,i;d1 hem Hhsraus 70 70,
oensreid5en gDirfen her @sisiIIdbofter
sur Neffernuo ,Inh Neonfiid,tiauno eat
Iof5ener Gtrdffinoe ,,iauldhreihen bsren
Sbdtiafeit tekt fiir Sou. GnnIonh Elm,
tinheifiid5e III nnb bie Elm Snfiitnt fimh
bef5en etubimm I'd, mpbI oud, FIR an.
here Q6nher her emAfiebIt
nsahoIh a,h .;r;as M.ooh.a ar,
h,e % Ert.r;Trrno @ h;sssr % snag;s%an aSSS. o. Co.
islI,%af,sm i'm as,n;s ;rtsrssons @ g'' %a6Ssr r,
r.tsIrsA IN, Schrs 1s57 % Mo Hsnn,+o,ior sSs, Son
g.rSa;n..n ~ ayas .o, mon W hsm ppDI amaro1,sxon O'
s. oaIor;s, nsr.i;% ousnshoSs,, 's,.,Ssn -,
rnor'. snor mn Sis n;s snoI;9Gsy 0 MssSnon;Es s'
~ i ro5m fBlTtsn nyI% tnnrSs RIO e;SnI;,.s enm;SI;Ms
Ms,aIi%oft ~ MA % ,sr % 11r.srHasnsn az .'sti' astios
si.aIsya snar traa;nsas s crnonisr, ~ sA.u
ihrs hst;nts;. ior"s ns;. s,s y sssr ga' hs
sXrxrtys ~ ao1 % sa.ss - W. 81, @ ~.
,.s. moS oSr s gIs 40 In nno xhraS
NV NV a gasI;a. % D svr% MyH.;4 a,s.a
W. s;sI nssSians @ IssS nrh. @uJa ,un u,.Su
s' sas va os.ps.n mia. a0oA oi.a. .a'p. ; Sa ~.
,as ivy m Gi.n, s. s'
ss auS n.y.
sMof. a e nS oMv ;ny.u W. oeyeI.s;na, e.nsnan@.,ea
INV. rn.m mAy ,hurM ;sD.sss S;.ssr cox sIss nno
w. gohr DrS .rSsh. urss ,es ,,ns -" gS',uuu
H.. ~ eSss Sss.;o,s;. sus ors fOa I'M ~. =. .as Ia
@trofo, G s"s.sr oushshrs,, Sr S snmn. 'Dps"
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9sienrige GrfnritpnS Natem aad
Merifo.

gom Z. bis IL. September Incl.
tperben 3u daberff niebrigeu &ateu
g1turfons. .Gabrtarien tiber bie 2arebo
& Werican NationalsB Babn, bon Glen
punfien In 3eras aus na@ Nerifo,
aus AnlaB ber Geier bes Sabrestages
ber meritanii9eu tluabbdugieteit. aus.
9egeben tperben.
Wegeu ndberer gtn3elbeiteu penbe
mon f@ on ben nd@ffeu 9idet Aeen.
ten, ober ftreibe an:
q. WHuSeuberger.
Commercial Neeut Weyican National
u. u. Co.. Gau Mntonio, Ser.
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aus W2abrib wirb perlidert, 5,

= aus Mabrib wtrb perR6ert, bab
bie 8eulenpeff tn Oporio bur9 ein nit
@eis befraGtetes S9iff aus Snbien
eiugeiGleppt morben fei. 46 grerau.
tuusen iollen bereits porgefallen iein.
bon benea IL einen t6bili1en DerIauf
uabmeu. Mau bofft iebo@. bic Seu&e
loealifren au f6nnen.
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Gin SGritt satn Nuftraliid5en 8nn'
Oe2ftahte.

!, Sn2SxmA%n
s!'""se'
Gas Hsiuliai Der lsS'sn gollsao
timmung tsbsr oas @eieg oeltsl1eaO PIE
J6rDeratton Deg auFrolll@ea Holoh'en
bat NIT fetner wfatorllat ooa aagsau
~ 600 SttmmM aI VunIea Oct aa'
nabn1e ber Btuslelbf otefentgea aoer'
raid)en rlnnen, me1ge es aiS lsioGoet'
| fdnblttb angeleben Daiten, oaB ote 0eg'
uer Der BunOeaoerfallaag lntsrltegen
mhroeit. DAB fw Dte Wfa1orllal per
Wd9ler fur pig goriage en'l@sloen
mnroe, NOR lpen MI Qiaol'a aaI e's
tn ben innerea Saaoeslgeilea peIrigen>
oe Stlrluung ooIaas3llegea. uao lgat'
ld9li@ aabeH oiele, DeioaoefS aoer oie
Stctoria SuaagFllegeaoen 2SSglIIe.le
aug oea @ualgiag gsgeosa. SmMet'
pm nuroe lelot tn lolgea Hrellen, mei'
@e als nnoeola9le UeInlWol1sI uaO
Werfe@ter oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sels
zen tounien, 9l@ noW am ueC1Ssa o Dss
~. sum- ahI telas gaoBe.s u.egI9eu
als U1e un9eIagr ouuV S1aMsa " ~
Iegaea genagl, maplsgO n, ~. 0sgs"paI'
iel 1a9 o's aur leBleH ue'nu.s, ~ lDs.' m
ger ng ote 9gere Der De,,g.sDsasa =
2Sapllolaie lUlonea, ea oeI nsoel5sng'
uag 1eFgepallen pai, OaB Ng ote aasl'
O1n pings aa@ pon lenen polauss9IeesaOs y v
utaiorllat als elne 70 gel'Mglug'ge gsI.
ansteaen ohrfte, ooB D'e NegielAag 60
ai9l pagea naros oea n.lss Gstls.osa gl..s..s gs'
orang 3i magen. giele el%at!na' Oa
gen Eao, uAD 5mal I.gl SMm aosa!8'
peg olf@ peg 1aslaa geI @Op!MMnn8 y
IN S9oaep lsloF aa0 ~ osn UolEa01ea,
go g mon aaf parts Ifaleli1a1ea Inr ole
0egner Der goflage 8egoH1 gaile, gu
alWde gema@t moIpea, 70 DOB aanmegr
9er gtnorln9ahg pct sB.en 9a0 eal'
lgeloeaoea 'SelsHnlmnrIe oei oem ~
nagler 3eI edIo.genoea 5ulaMmen.
llllI oer os,oea yarlamen1sgaaler 9l@l0
megr an 1m 2se8e Fegl. gans Ogae Ieoea
aSloellprng nsrpsn o'ele snlnntIe
nun lreill@ l@msril@ aageacMmen
@eloea, laoenea aniellleg! g nG@ oel
Cenalt, mel@e Dle Yln9e leu per Soils,
aoatmmaaa eenoMmsa aaoen, algi
0em tlelnEen SmeEel, paB, peHa DaS
pariameat I'm 6eDrllar naWpen jap
tea nle no!lg 10 DH Gef!ea gepl, 3aoor
oas toarlfulreaoe VslsB anier Oa@
geeIa@I' iela mlro. 5namIgea plro
alseGaH: uHo 5mar am y; Sepiemoer,
aug ia AneeaslGap, melWee Eg erF
aeaerpta9a pee Yeme9an9 engsl@lol'
zen gal' 9le gn'lgeloung 9eIaaea lem,
aaD ea, oa % O,elelOe, mle IGg Sa PEN u yteus
SnO'xsalea eIs'sa!eI Nelullal lanm lu
oe5pe,belaIg, eoealaus elaen meaa alpt
nOW anseMslAsae4 nmlgpaag 5u 0un'
Esa 0eI euEIelllglH Dooeralen par
sgnA m!lo, 70 OntlIe ele Den SgiuB'
Rela su PEN gsoonoe oes Innlitgen
s@OmMgiMs9eal's gis o,lOenoe5unlmmuag
oes en8lllWe1 NartaMeai0 Dte Soros
anD soMMous uEgeIagr I'M 5alt !9OO
osIgaII9sm, maS, Do IrgeuDmel@er
eInl!l@e 2SlDerHano ooa 1ener oette
ls!oHosIHaHelg snt@i gu Delorgen ~,
alsIeIWeno oen uao ytuBe norig laf1eu
puloe, um MlI osm ernea lag pes afi'
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Terb. Gtaffel, 331 @af eonl'
meree. .Gtrase. preferoaIine sur
grbaItuua BON Butter, Wurh unb
TieiId,. @eiaI3sue Rinber Ddrme.
6d!ahtmefier &c.
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Gine tfarGe 2se6r.

EtNe II0rke gCeUrs
Usrtbeibisen Sie Sbren &6lper aeqen
&ranfbsit ourd ben @ebraud BON
9utt's Billen, ein iiets iideres Ssilmit.
tel sesen 8opiidmsrsen, Dbspspiis, Ulas
Iaria, Dsritopfung uno ole bamit Der.
iuanoten 2tiben.
"Das Crifbrab Dfs Cfbens!''
Or. Eutt! Sbrs 2eberpillen finb Sas
Triebrao bss 2ebenS. Sd perbe bsm
3ufaa ffets bcnfbar ieiu, Der mid bles
islbsn tenuen lsrnsn lisB. 8. 6airlsisb,
Platte Cannon, Col.
1,itt's 2ebers YiHen
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- Die Barrier .2IberiSs periimert.
bob Der SrtpFns. proeeb idmerli& Dor
Mitts SEPTEMBER sum abf1luB eeIan.
gen tusrbe.
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Gin Gent bic Wieile bon ct. Qonis
naa Ybilaoelpbia uuo 3urad
ii6er bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gabrtarten merben bonn l. bis 4.
September incl. pertauft uub fub bis
3um II. Sept. 1899 3nr Rhdfobrt
eaitig. Gabrtarten, bic bereGtiaen,
Bite 5abrt beliebis I'D uuterbre&eu,
@unbfabrtorten, unb Sidets ftir idns
gere 3ettoaner, Rnb au ettuas b66eren
yretien 3u baben. 9dglib Iaufen 4
Yttge bon 81. 2ouis aus, nit Dur1'
S9lafmaeen unb 6peiiewaseu.
Wegen ndberer giu3elbeiten psnbs
mon R@ an:
8. M. @besbronshs
AIT. O. g. Ng't.. 81. 2outs, Wfo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
FELL 81 DEGREES.


The cold wave which struck i'm with
pronounced vigor yesterday morning
kept steadily at work throughout the
afternoon, until by $3.50 o'clock last
evening IL was down To 10 degrees above
zero fall of 32 degrees i'm little over
IL hours. Then the mercury began TO
go lower. and at midnight IL was seven
degrees above. The main annoyance to
persons on the streets was caused by
the high wind. but this morning there
was a decided Improvement and a rise
In the mercury.
The cold has been felt more severely
owing 10 the suddenness OF the change
and Providence has not been the only
place so affected. The change i'm the
temperature at Boston during the past
2i hours has been 32 degrees. For the
same "a hours in Providence the diff
ference between the maximum and
minimum of the period has been 80 de-
grees. There Is now "a probability of
slightly warmer weather and some sus-
picion of snow or rain for tonight or
tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
REPREHENSIBLE CONDUCT.

Sacramento. Cal, Jan. 2S.-The COM
mittee appointed TO investigate the
scandals connected with the election OF
q United States senator finds that How
ard f.. Wright, speaker of the assembly
received from u. s. Grant, Jr.. through
his political manager. Milton j. Green
$500 as "A gift. and $3.50 as loan; that
Wright deceived John ID. Spreckels and
w. :. Leake To secure their support
for the speakership stating that he was
nnpledged To any senatorial candidate; !;
that by promising TO vote for Robert n.
Bulla for United States senator he Sc
cured Bulla's support for the speaker
ship; that by the acceptance OF Grant 9
money. and by the solicitation of Dan
lei NJ Burns influence. this secured his
election as speaker. Wright led each
of these candidates for senator to ex-
pect his vote. The report states that
Grants agent, Green. expended more
than $50. 600 TO secure the election of n
Republican Legislature. The committee
finds that -. NJ Burns. II. y. Bulla, w.
H. l.. Barnes and the other senatorial
candidates. except Grant, expended no
money and promised no patronage TO
promote their -rartuitacies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28

The celebration throughout Germany
was more general than for several
years before. The Prussian minister at
Munich. Count Won Monts. gave ban
Quet, and the public schools of the city
had special exercises. Emperor Will
lam presented each pupil I'm the Berlin
public schools with a book descriptive
oe Germanys naval progress. All the
public departments Joined in the fes-
tivitics. the city hall and municipal
buildings generally being decorated with
flags. The banquet given by the reich
stag and Prussian diet was attended by
all the members Of both bodies except
the Socialists The illuminations In
the evening were very brilliant.
1t is significant as showing the resent
ment OF the Danish government at the
recent expulsion of Danes from the
northern provinces OF Prussia. that the
Danish ships at Keil and other ports
throughout Germany omitted flag dis
plays.
The emperor was born Jan. 27, 1859.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
REPLEvINEO GOWNS.
The Action Of a DTessmaker Almost
Prevented a Wedding.
Father Of The Groom Paid Ci.y Marshal, Who
Had The Writ 10 Serve.

New York Jan. 2S.--A dressmaker' :
writ of replevin for a bridal tFousseau
nearly delayed fashionable wedding
in High Bridge. on January Is. accord j.
ing TO facts related i'm the Second Mu-
nicipal Court of the Borough OF the
Bronx yesterday. Grace Marshall the
daughter of Merrick Marshall. OF
Woodycrest avenue. was married ON
that day 10 Louis Dubois. son of the
gyman, whose home is about 200 feet
distant from the Marshall residence.
Mrs. Marshall contracted with Miss
Mary T.. German for her daughters
wedding trousseau, consisting of q
white satin dress, with lace and pearl
trimmings. a drab travelling dress, "A
black satin waist and other gowns.
Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Dubois, on
January IL. went To the home OF Miss
German at 1853 ogden avenue 10 get
the gowns. Miss German refused 10
let them be taken away until her bill
OF SS2.iS was paid. Later in the day
the two women appeared again at the
house of Miss German ana asked to
see the dresses According to Miss
Germans affidavit. the two mothers
SclZeu the garments anu looh lltUl loI
cibly from the house, Notwithstanding
her protests.
Miss German. on January Il, obtained
from Justice Tierney a writ OF replevin
for the gowns. city Marshal McCauley
at 8 O'Clock in the evening OF the we'd
ding day appeared at the home OF the
Marshalls. and. showing the writ, de-
manded the gowns.
He was told that the gowns were not
i'm the Marshall house, A*representa-
tive for Miss German, who was near
by. told him he had seen a bundle
thrown from a window and carried 20
the Dubois home. The marshal then
went there and demanded the dresses.
The Rev. HasbrouCk Dubois offered a
check for the amount due and the legal
fees, amounting TO $50. To the marshal.
The marshal refused TO take the check.
and the clergyman went out and
cashed the check himself. handing the
money to the marshal. Then the we'd
ding took place.
The writ Of replevin was returnable
yesterday. and the Marshalls. through
their attorneys put i'm the defence that
the bill was exorbitant. Justice Tierney
set the hearing for Thursday next.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
DEATH OF GENERAL GREENE,

New York. Jan. 2s.-C;eneral George
s. Greene died OF old age at Morristown.
n. j.. at l o'clock this morning. He
leaves three sons, Genesal Francis V.
Greene q. $. Greene, Jr., both now at
rorristoWn and Major Charles Il.
Greene. a. :. A.. retired. OF Broukfeld,
Conn George Sears Greene was born
i'm Apponaug Warwick county. r. L.
May 6 1901 'Iie was descended from
John Greene, deputy governor Of Rhode
Island. He was graduated from the
United states military academy at
West Point in 1898. He served in various
garrisons and as Instructor at West
Point until 1886, when he left the army
and became n civil engineer building
many railroads. lie designed and built
the reservoir i'm Central park. and the
enlargement OF high bridge. He re-
entered the army In is62 as colonel OF
the SIxtieth New York regiment. and
was appointed brigadier general OF vol
untecrs April ~. 1862.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The town council will meet Wednes-
day afternoon, and as the Union Rail-
road company has not presented any
plans for the proposed layout. IL Is
probable that no action on the matter
win be taken. Should plans be pre-
sented. II is more than likely that the
matter will be laid over for one meet
ing. so that the subject may be thor
oughly talked over by the Business
Mems association. which meets Monday
evening. February ~.
The town hall has not held a more
select or larger gathering for some time
than the one last evening who attended
the select assembly of Miss Donovan's
dancing class The general floor dI-
rector was Joseph N. eastman; as
sistant floor director, Peter a. Tobin
aids. +. E McGcarN T. y. Mecgan. Il.
]. sullivan. l.. Ryan, T.. J. sullivan. f..
j. DaNey.
Seven annexationists. headed by tho
Rev. ~. T.. Johnson, met In the court
room last evening and seemed To be
happy that the number had risen from
three 20 seven.
The new Watchemokot polo club has
been rcorganized. and Is made up as
follows: kiIgorey. lst H.. Lawson. 2d
r.: Cuddy or Mcdonald. c.: Williams.
n. f.. aud Hunter. z, ON Tuesday even
ing they Will play the camp Streets.
and the High School club will play the
Pitman streets
The High School Polo club played the
pitman streets in Barstow's hall last
evening, the game resulting i'm q vic.
tory FOR the Pitmans. the score being
i0 TO T. Hunter was referee.
\ delegation from Fraternity COM
mandery OF the Golden cross made n
visit TO Royal commandcfy at River
point last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
HER PROPELLER DAMAGED.


New York, Jan. 2S.--The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
from Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar came
limplng into port at noon today with
her propeller damaged. Captain Hoge-
mann reports having experienced very
severe weather during the voyage. on
January ~. during n strong wsterly
gale and high sea the steamers propel-
Ter worked badly and although the ex-
act nature OF the trouble could not be
ascertained IL il supposed to have foul
ed possible obstruction or worked
loose ON the shaft IL was decided To
slow engines and proceed az the rate of
lil<nots per hour. During the remain
der of the voyage strong gales were
experienced
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
A TIMID MONARCH.

Constantinople, Jan. 2s.-Sultan Abdul
Hamed made his annual visit 10 Stam-
boul by water yesterday to kiss the
mantle of the prophet. The usual
elaborate ceremonies were observed.
Throughout the week the police ha'
been taking extraordinary precautiors :
TO secure his majesty's safety. and many
arrests have been made. Yesterday
they visited all the drug stores and her
metically sealed all deposits of chlorate
of potash This was done 10 allevia te
the sultans fear of being attacked by
explosives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
SpRINKLED WITH BlRDSHoT.


Deputy Sheriff Corey has returned to
Taunton from Connecticut, where he
has been following up a clew that he
thinks may bring results i'm the hem
stealing part OF the Seekonk sensa-
tion.
Mr.. Corey learned that couple of
men who live not many miles from the
Gray hennery. but on the Rhode Island
side of the line for convenience when
the Massachusetts officers are after
them. left their claim on the morning
after the trouble and went TO Connecti-
cut.
The deputy sheriff located them on
the trip. He says both are literally
sprinkled with birdshot In the back and
legs, and their explanation of how Il
got there is far from satisfactory.
There Is an old Massachusetts war
rant now out for the arrest of one OF
them IL is said.