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New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
CTRiO FACTORIES.
cWc.icr's Circular.

FrOm The jewelers. Circular.
A Wc-known cuIiO expert makes remark
able statement. There are certain factories that
exist in Europe for the manufacture of all
Kinds Of works Of art that are likely 10 attract
the collector. Modern articles Of china are
stamped with old marks 50 clcvery that even
experts have been deceived. Arms and armOr
are treated with acids which eat away the
metal thus producing the same effect "a the
rayagcs Of time. Carved worries are stained with
oils to make them yellow. and are subjected To
heat TO make them crack Pieces Of furniture
have holes drilled to represent the worm holes,
and so on, until there viii in time be very little
in the way Of curios which are in themselves
really curious
Paris is ono Of the strongholds Of this class
or forgers. while in Hungary there is a factory
who're Dresden china is initiated in fair man
ncr There is, however. ore safe way, and that
IS to buy through reputable dealers. Forgerics
in all works OF art very rarely get into the
dealers hands. As a rule they are sent 10
auction n-roOms.
pick up a priceless work of art or Curio for a
mere song. This is the chance for the forgcrs.
They know all this and work accordingly. and
thus the amateur is deceived. The spurious
uro-makcrs haunt out-of- thc-way auction
that none but themselves can know Of the
room in question. The sale takes place and
they come away with gem, 50 they think and
are perfectly happy until undecCiyed. There
has curiOusy enough in this connection lately
been discovered disease which cats away
bronze and gives II sign Of antiquity. All
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
A FRENCH FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
From The London Chronicle.

Nine Corae Cahen. who has just died at
Neuy in her siXty-seVenth year, may be de-
scribed without eXaggeratiOn as the Florence
Nightingale of the Franco-German War HdV-
ing lost her husband and her only child Just
before hostilites broke out. she resolved to de-
vote her life to the cause of humanity. She
ganiZed an ambulance at Metz and remained at
her post till the capitulaton. Tours was the
next scene of her lab0rs, and Gambetta intrust-
ed TO her the hospital at Nend0me. Peace came
and she hurried to Lorraine TO look after the
hordes of returning prisoners. Finding that
many were still missing, she passed into Ger
many and under the protection OF the Empress
Augusta visited siXtysi fortresses where she
for various offences. Her work was not then
done, for she besiegcd the War Office in Berlin
I'LL she had traced hfty-nne thousand dead or
living Frenchmen Of whom the authorities In
Pars had no knowledge. Her remaining years
We're spent in charge OF the Jewish orphanage at
Neuilly. and not until 1889 did she receive the
cross 0f The Legion 0f Honor.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Objects of antiquity fabricated from metallic
conner and its important alloy made by add
ing tin in certain proportions, are liable 10 De
attacked hy this destructive corroding aliec-
tfon Skilled artists of these false ANTIQUITIES
arc known to inoculate their reproductions with
ennts u lrAnZe liSrase
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

the sub prcfect. the military commahu9h'' the
curate. the President OF the Tribunal ana o'hel
high functionarics when they saw the two po-
litical adversaries coming arm in arm 10 present
to them the compliments of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
INSTALLING
THE PASTOR
New Minister for Cheney Con-
gregstionsi Church.

CHENEY. wash. April ss.--Tpday
Rev. y. Y. Doans is being formally
Installed permanent pastor % the
tloual church az Cheney.
me ecclesiastical council. composed
u pastors and delegates from the
Congregational churches % the vi
cini,y convened at $50 O'Clock. The
candidate VIII be examined as to his
Theological belief and Christian ex.
perleuce. In case the examination
is found satisfactory the following
programme will be rendered At TOO:
Sermon. By President r. u. l.. Pen
rose. ~ whitman college: inataiia-
lion prayer. by Rev. William Davies
II gnokaue: anthem, by the choir:
address to the pastor. hy Rev. +. v.
stevens. OF Spokane. address 10 the
people. by Rev. r. ". Walter. of
colfax: the right hand 81 fellowship.
Rev. J. y. Jones 81 Medical lake.
rev. Doare graduated from Am
horst college in 1890. and from Dale
Divinity school IN 1888. and vas or
dainod In Bridgeport. Conn. June
a. the sarne year. lie spent an eN-
ira year IN post graduate work. lie
syaa stationed at Dayton. this state.
and came to this city two years
ago. where he has given eminent
aatiafactiun to the people both IN
and out % the church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
TO DRIVE OUT
FAKE MEDIUMS
Those Having the True Power
In Session In indiana.

ANDERSON Ind. April ss-pur-
suant 70 call alieged e. have been
issued from tho spirit world by spir.
It messages 70 different tpadora
warning them against damago dune
20 splrltualiam BY impastOra. tho
managers of the Indiana. Illinois.
Ohio, kentucky. Michigan. WILSON,
ain, Missouri and Pennsylvania AS
soelations are la session IN this city,
The nrst steps 10 be taken by this
mSeting are 10 throw conditions
around the camps and associations
50 that fraud win be reduced t. "A
minimum. Almost an splrltuallsta
viii agrre that the ahesed messae-
g q warning from the splrit world
that moro that half Of the mediums
practlcing in the United states arr
frauds, that many OF those rvmaiu-
ms should be harrcd from practice
for various reason that rraiiy the
true mediums are In the minority.
The plan 20 operate against these
frauds IL TO compel satisfactory cN-
amlnations and 20 enforce license
system. Even this system. 1t IL
feared. will prove inadequate. MANY
mediums viii BE- thrown cut solely
ON the question Of morality. The best
associations IN che eauntry are tn
the states named and u Is thought
that such start can b. made In
this section as To commend the plan
20 the national association. Whleh Is
TO convene Ia Chicago on oetohef
~. aud at which the plan may b.
made national In It's scope,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
THE statesmen
WILL ORGANIZE
In Order to Maintain a Bet
ter Scale of Wages.

CHICAGO April - Travelling
and resident saleamon 81 tho United
states will be called upon TO iolR an
organization for preventing their
nalarirH from helns reduced aud t.
secure an Increase over present sale
aries 20 tho sums paid before the
hard times VI tho last ave years be-
gan, Twenty Chicago aalcamsn took
the initial action at the Palmer
house yesterday. declaring that In
creased business on the part ~ man
ufacturera warranted the Haieamen
In asking Tor mere pay. The follow
ing was adopted The time has ar
rived when men should act FOR their
own protection against having their
wares lowered. their usefulness eur
tailed and themselves forced h al
tor their ay0cationa In life when
such change means hardships to
them and menace 90 their families.
and all on account 81 the system In
auHuratvd Ia the commercial ard
mercantile weird and called monop-
oiieH and trusts We appeal O. all
HhlsHfnru Ca organize clehH all over
the country. with r. view ~ demand
lng such legislation by the govern
ment ana BY each state as win de-
atrny the illegal concentration ~
capital and the eurtaiimunt - vast
industries. which eliminate cumucti-
ton ard destroy our usefulness. =.
" Moore, the chairman. suHEcatcd
that Ia each a state a bin b. draft.
81 60 prevent tho dealing ia she
stocks as collateral. and the lnyeat-
ment Ia the bonds ~ any trust ar
mouupolintie combination by nation
a. state aud private banks. and the
holding u such stocks a. security
that IN each city an Organization u
salramon enter into pelitica g. sup
port any candidate ON an antitrust
platform. Wilhin a TOW days a char
ter win be asked Tor hY the saieHmeu
Tor a club 20 be- aamed the George
Dewey club"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
aasssa=ssaaasssaas5rasassssa
MURDERED AND
ROBBED WOMEN
Frightfui Crime Committed
Near hlurphyshoro.

MuRpfiranoRp. III. April S.
The badIea ~ ,Fo women. Mrs. NJ
q paVla and Miss Stay ailiatead.
aha wefe murdered while they slept
aud their bodies ffiRhtfuliF multi.
ated. Hvrv found herr thia morning
b. tao men who Were working ueaf
the hogsr ia which Francis n, pa.
sir. hia aife and gbr boarfer lived
The heHFe ia situated in a lonely
plot # ground. deuaelY wooded. ana
Is about 8 nail. fram the Mount Car
born mite 40. g Wednesday after
rnun Mr. Davis teft for cafierviiie
Hia wife and Miss Ailistead anroms
panied him - the depuI That was
ths last time they Nerw seen alive
Tao crime Waa rsidrntly committed
same tirur during the niebi while
they were asleep. Tor both Wsre dis
covered IN their might claihiugI and
the condition n the fuum Indicated
that Is had been riuniefrd, Two
trunks were found open ard the cen
tsniH Wrfs scattered about the floor
Besides EanHAgt wound IN the
temple Mlas Miiia;cad'a head la cut
and Naahad an fram aama heavy
duh instrument Mfr. Davies skull
Was crushed in q horrible manuef.
II waa the opinion ~ tilr doctor wha
was called q the seJne that tbs VII
men had been dead about q hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Heid for Contempt.

MOSCOW. Idaho. April ss.~Thos.
Eaves. a farmer who lives about -
miiea east Of this city. r. in the Jail
for contempt % court. Two wars
ago Bnlsonr. Battle Guthrie q Co.
fpreeiascd a mortgage on his farm.
lie refused TO surrender PnEsczslon.
was arrested aud falling 20 give bah
was sentenced 30 IS days imprisop-
usut for contempt Of court. An In
junction was issued from the dis
trict court 20 restrain him from at.
tempting TO hold possession q the
place. but he paid no attention to the
order. His ease has been In the
courts for about two years. and AZ
different times has been handled by
almost every attorney IN the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
SAYS HIS WIFE
POISONED HIM
Physician Attributes His III.
ness TO Poison.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April ~
Or. r. z. Pattsn. who IL thought 20
be dying last night sent for the cor
uuer and the prosecuting attorney 10
make an official statement Of his be-
li@f that he IL DYING from the ef-
fscts 81 a slow poison given 10 him
By his wife before ahc left him three
months ago. He asked the cprnauer
70 make a post fnortem examinAtion
OF hts body 60 trace the poison. and
shc coroner has promised 70 DO SO
in the event Of death.
Coroner Willis says that three
weeks ago Or. Patfen sent for him
and told the same story. Or. Pattan
came here two years ago after a
long practice In Mckee. Less than
u year ago ne married Mrs. Cauikina
OF Newmarket Montgomery coun-
~. Three months a 90 she sued for
divorce. alleging that be was a
drunkari and had tried TO obtain her
property At the time OF the aepar-
alton he was sick. and had been for
some days He now says she had
given him an unknown nsdicins and
that be - dying fro rnits effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

pdeted Ia cause aulle "a buem m that
part ~ tho camp
A fine vein of ralcaa ana sulphur
"a nre. which la Identical Wifh that
ON the Carlha0d mIHr itself h be-
Ina aprnrd uu un che i,asey claim in
Camp Mckinney. rs c. within "a
short dIHtaner af che cBrlh0a itselt
The Lltuo CHibno. ~ Camp Me-
kinney, ~ g, p making an caerp-
tianIlly uag showing The vein haH
heen ofaasr "a "a depth or 50 feet
and an far HH can be- aaeetluned Il
Us u foef wide. The ore body shows
goal values ana some samples show
free guld.
4 Mill site is being egcayatgd on
the Granite al Camp Mekinncg y.
e. aud large amount uf develop
ment work ID beine done. with most
encouraging results.
News from Atlln states that the
trails are breaking up and the travel
Will soon he brisk tsram the sum
NIT 10 Los cabin the lakes shows
skins ~ an early brvak-up. ana the
horses frequently break through
noW From Log Cabin % ivuncit
the siurh on the trail 40 from ono to
two feet deep and AH many as elEht
horses ere used on one load. ~ viii
Do but a few days before overland
travel will have 90 Doe suspended un-
"a the opening oi thr lakes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
TREES KILLED
BY ITS STING
a Kentucky Snake the Most
Poisonous Known.

cAuiZ. Ky. April 81. 8 noren.
a this vicinity. exhibited IA this
town today most remarkable horn
Cd snake. which be plowed up ia a
aciI on his place on April !. 1-he
snake has. near the oni % ia tail. a
long. keen horn. which comes 10 a
point as sharp ae a needle. THIS -
the urat serpent Of this variety ever
seen IN Kentucky.
The snake. when angsrei. takes
the end OF ia tail Ia 81 mouth and
rolls like a hoop toward the object
uf It's wrath. but. Jua, before reach.
ins Il. the serpent stands almost on
ita head and thrusts it, prong into
whatever Il would strike down. AIR
iioWeu declares that the HORN Of the
snake e siiled with poison. and that
a blow from n is deadly. II - said
that even a tree HtunE BY this va
rlssy Of reptile will. il the sap IL up.
dio in a few hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

ST. Louis. Mo- Anril sara
Hni 0Rrvoldi an italian. %, married,
was mystcriouHly assasHlnated some
time Tuesday night Ills body was
found early This morning Tying face
downward In . ditch In the extreme
northwestern part Vt the city. II
had a bullet wound IN the LETT shout
der and another In the back Juhu
hobart. ncislan saloon keeper
near the scene. and his wife, are un-
aer arrest theory - the uys-
terry ls that the man WAS shot BY the
striking clay bank workers. because
he recently deserted them and re-
turned 10 work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
POLICE USE
A LOCOMOTIVE
With Which to Capture Four
Dosporodoes.

HuitLthGTON. Iowa. April Is
ll9 the AID Nc a locomotive the Bur-
linEton police today ran down nh
captured four deapofndoen who had
robbed the Latty and aperfY post
offices robbed a stranger and threw
h'm from q freight train, and mar
rualy MESSED killing "a brakeman
who attempted to put thum on Tho
crimes aroused the country and the
farmers gathered and hunted them
down. driving them toward iiurling-
ton. When the nearest telephone
station WAS reached the local police
were overhauled. switch engine
was appropriated by which tho fell
lows were oyarhnulcd near nurlinE-
ton. and now lie Ia prison here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Leg Crushed by Train.

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. April
= Homer Gilman. iszyears0ld
con Of one u the teachers at Fort
Hlmeoe. had his right ieg rut OF Just
below the knee GA Tuesday while a..
tempting 10 basri a moving gravel
train. The accident occurred AZ the
gravel pit. about quarter Of mile
south u town. T.hc boy had been Ia
the habit of jumping IN to the train
and riding to the city. In sumc man
uer his foot slipped ana hn fell win
his leg Under the wheels, lie wac
brought 80 town sna the Leg ampu.
lated. No blame - attached e. the
employees u the railroad. A. the boys
have been repeatedly warned aEainH
have hecu repeatedly warned not %
jump on the trains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers flied yester-
DAY were
william n cn1nan and wife a.
Peter flnlrn. $500 81. bot , blk 6. ".
Is BELLS sixth add
w g Ntydenhaurr ani wife g.
Mary =. Campbell. 8foe. lot blk J..
Nob Hai add.
- =. Douglass sud wife q th~
Plymouth Wooden company. 81. lot
blk a. plat u ala LAID on BY -
r. Denny a. guardian - the estate
of J. a. saFlr. except she cast ssi5
feet.
X. ". Denny. executor 81 the eH-
tate % A. a. uenny, e al. 81 John
". aoipln. ti-eo. lot 2. 2 and G. biz
i1T. A. a Dcnuy'a Broadway.
Ezra fApglncait and wife 10 CAL
via Philips. SO. " y - lots : and s..
blk q Msrcers second add. 20 y.
seattle.
Calvin Philips aud wife 60 Charles
IL. Thurnton. $500. " = lot and =
Blk e. Mereer'H second add. 10 y.
Seattle.
Mary Mons uucknam 10 Catherine
Hanarn. g30e. iat s hik g. Gilman
mark. n. subdivision u parta of sec
tlafa II and - - 8 n . e ~ ". II.
Thomas n. Guz and wife to LILLIAN
Burns. gg15. lot it blk 50. Gilman
park
n II. 4. Hastings receiver Of the
Security Savings Hank 70 the Waah-
inrfan National bank. lots % aud 90
nix 9. lots tas aud 80 blk G 10 feet
- Tot u IN hlk S. lots 80 and .i5 Blk
10. lots ge6 ana 90. 200. 1is and 90
blk a. In the plat 81 Columbia. al
- W y ne = - a sec - ~ - =
{ e.. excepting a portion.
George ". Fey ana wife to Alex
andrr McEachern. fii7o. q Is sw =
nw = see Il % % nr e. containing
20 acres.
MARY vernon and ". II. Vernon to
4. J. HourEeti. s5zi. lots IL and y
blk. Gilman park.
Charlotte =. Gray and husband 10
Frank Atwood. 500. lots and 10 blk
q. ard lots /. 2. 3. blk 4s. Ycaicr's
third add.
William n. Phillips to sheldon
Jackson. 50. lots 10. II and ~ bib Is.
pewey'a add; lot blk 8, IT, +.
Days Eldorado. lot is blk 90. Lake
Union add lot 90 90 both inclusive
blk "a Lake Union second add; lot
Is 10 90. both inclusive. blk 2. and
tots Is 10 %. both inclusive. blk 3.
lots 4 to =. both inclusive, blk G.
last named blocks heing IN Crnven's
division af Green lake add. also lots
/ "a n both inclusive. blk =. Pitner's
second division Of Green Lake add.
Seattle and Eastern Trust COM
pnny. Ltd. 20 Clark u. Davis. $50.
lots and . blk q. lrooklyn add.
samuel ]. Holmes and wife 10 +.
Tclleaon. t22l. lot Il blk T. II. Z.
Holmes add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28

payment Tor new. ANA larEe commla-
Fiana have also been paid ~ aevutu
far sales
fhe trust VIII not only maintain
prices. but wilt an Tar as possible,
deal directly WITH the consumer aud
put a stop 10 large commissions aud
the exchange of old machinery. Tho
contamination OF the plan VIII
throw out 81 employment a LARGE
number NJ men Who act as middle
men Tor the manufacturers under
the present aystVm,
A final meeting Of the representa-
tlvcs uf the different plants Ia 60 De
held lu New York next week. In
this meeting IL ls expected 10 effect
the combination and asrvo on the
plants which VIII hc operated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Tube Trust assured.

BOSTON. April - the matters
in connection With the National roiha
consolidation are progressing salts
faetoriiy. ~ looks as though the
new corporation would soon be limb
new corporation would soon b. set
In motion. The large Interests are
now acting IN entire harmony. Tho
capital al the new combination viii
probably be tfAooa. 900, The name
q the new combination VIII be the
Nhllnnal TUBE e1mpAny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
They Get No Rest

nERIAN. April sS-Emparor WI
liam this week INDUCED Tn hia fav-
orite pastiTue 80 alarming the Berlin
garrison. process compelling ev-
cry man and oiticcr. no matter how
engaged. 20 hurry in fun hie equip
ment TO the Temple Hofficld. where
the usual maneuxsrA are carried cut
In the presence Of his majesty. Win
remarkable speed and eSartncsa. the
whels corps was divided into a west
AMI east corps for the purpose q \
sham battle. IN his maiesty'a suite
were a number Of French officers.
who are now stopping Ia Berlin. C.
whom he showed much courtesy, in
wiling them 10 luuch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Oregon Goats and Poultry

DALLAS. Ore. April - The hlii
lands ~ Polk county are fast dsvei-
aplnE two important iniustFiss-
goats and poultry. The grub lands
are especially adapted 10 AnRora
goats and poultry. THE poultry ship
fnsnts from Dallas have more than
doubled within the past y months.
with prospects, Of a further Increase
aeon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
A TRUST IN
FARM TOOLS
Big Combination in Process
of Formation.

CHICAGO. April ls.-Another ri
Eantic trust. to include al the large
farm machinery factories ~ the
United atateg. is In process Of form
alton. Articles u Incorporation IN
der the Laws 81 New JarTeg are ax-
pected 20 be filed within "A few DAYS.
The capital Is to be go. Goo 400. ~
which $4,000. 90 has already been
subscribed. Negotiations have been
in progress for some weeks between
the promoters ~ the trust and the
companies involved. The prelimin-
airy terms have been arranged. and
all that remains to complete the big
consolidation IL the final meeting 81
the representatives Of the interests
involved and tho Incorporation Of
TIC new enterprise. II is the purpose
4 the promoters "a consolidate un-
~pne management an Of the fac
..Sor the production Of renppra.
ufrs. tbrashera. traction en-
-. I'd other important machines
~ " great agricultural indus
aa1 - asoi MA Is behind the deal
rs 1870 ~ and especially The
middle plateau " 's'''"'"' are
Postmaster 1i.s resulting IN
ramgi.s d the mn enief cause
blanks phleh viii aooiN ofler 70
use. I'usy afa inads N practice
mo an ordinary ehlck-bA pilc.
ords and fhs advice d y part
one writing BY Ire use Of
nance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Farming at Garfield.

GARFIELD. wash. Aprii e.
Gurneid. Ike all towns in tho Pa
iauae county. II exceedingly quiet at
present. because NJ the farmers be-
inF bunY with their farm work.
BARN work Is booming aud theua-
ands or acres are being ploNrd aud
arcdcd in whitman county daily.
The weather la laral FOR the sowing
- erain AMI all kinds ~ farm work.
Seeding viii be we'll advanced by
May /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles Of Incorporation o. tn.
Merchants. association have been
filed in the county auditors Office.
The names Of the trustees are ". e.
Mason. r. W. Baker. u. Rosenberg.
r. w. Mitchell and J. $. Goldsmith.
The capital stock II 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Bossburg SawmiiI Burned

BossBuRG. wash.. April gs.-H.
]. Hunman's sawmiii. engine and
planer. together with 500 worth 81
lumber. was totally destroyed by IRE
last night. The IRE was firaf seen
about o'clock in the morning. The
origin Of the fire Is unknown. bat II
IL supposed 10 have been from sparks
from n burning brush pile. which
had been set on IRE the day before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
Cries of q Suicide.

WORCESTER. Mass. April g.
while fishing In Lake Quinslgamond
late last evening two fishermen
heard low cries for help come from
an unknown man who waR IN the
lake about 200 yards from shore and
whose object was 10 commit suicide.
lie could snvc himself but alter
nntely cried "Hclpt" and 'Get gun
and shoot me" and later yelled MY
poor girl: too mean 10 live"
Then he began beating his head
with some object. After a while he
ahranls and now the police are drag
cling the lake for his body Papers
in his clothing bear the uamc OF c.
II. Coulter. Drocltton. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses TO wed wcre issued yes
srrysay for James NJ Bishop. 81. and
Mary johnson. 90. both - Seattle:
Joe serf. %. and Eva wsrsfieid. -
bath % Seattle. Charles =. Bernard.
~. Of Seattle. and Maade " Swine
hart. -. OF Sookxack. John Nelson.
IS. Of Maple Valley. and Matilda
Nelson. age Is. % Kent.