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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
FORTS0N RELIEF CORPS.
ArraDgements Made for Receptio,
Of Warrington Rextment.

The Fortson Relief Corps had a meet
ing yesterday afternoon al which ahor,
forty members were present Commit
tees have been formed and are busily en-
gagged In soliciting subscriptions for the
their arrival. The corps Is desirous ~
ascertain!ng the names of all persons
Who are willing to contribute flowers for
decorating the returning volunteers with
Doutonniers. Next week tickets will he
given out to all near relatives who are
oesirous of going out TO meet the trans
port Queen as she enters the harbor.
Inc corps has decided to name the In
FAINT child of Mrs. Moss. whose husband
Is lieutenant In the First Washington.
Reginald Fortson Moss. On the arrival
OF the regiment here Gov. Rogers will
present the child to the First Washington
for adoption as THE Child of the Regi-
nlent."
The meeting next week will be held In
the Armory building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.


special meeting of the city council
VIII be held tonight az the council cham
Der ~ o'cisck The meeting is rns.fe
necessary by the accumulation q business
pertaining 20 pGbii- improvements ard
also by the Introduction ~ ten oTt'nR rcegS
codtsYinE tho c.,F laws on general fnu4ea
The trr ordinances which NAV -. ga sss.,!
tonight cover the following subjects ~.
ing merely re~sAScifnent II the Iawz a.
they stand at pfssaat. bat on a uniform
styie.
Regulating and licensing the fvs~s, e.,
Intoxicating and male liquors.. regulating
the construction. aitsra tier repair as.3 "a
faHvst az buildings n the CITY tieuIte. ~
tng tho pound Hs1s}ts and rve1flasirg *se
Keeping of animals ana fowls. licensing
th@At.fs CffCsfsF~ anH other a~7uzessass ,f
suterprts@S regu3s tt0x the rorstr,as.ttssr ~
sidewalks ara eslrE thrir width err cev-
tain streets, licensing hteyrtns stt, ard
creilfi1g "a rad fund. licensing ss.ws7-
brokers, sucfiot7eers second hand dealers
etc. and regulating gambling and rrs,vis.-
ins for INC preservation II TIE public peace
ana morality
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES.
Special Programme Prepared a,
Trinity Partsh Church

TIE harvest festival will re celebrated AZ
Trtuity Parish church. corner CT Eighth
avenue AMI James street. tonight This IL
an annual service and Ia thank~gfytuy
for the h~aUnftful Yield Il fruits ana crops
during the past summer The church win
~ decorated With saeAveS 81 grain and
fruits % AL stris whleh grow sro,1n3 Sc
attic. Special music has haer rreua red
ard Will Be- rendered BY "A cAosr Of fortv
volccs under tas direction ~ Frank n
Armstrong. Rev. II II Gowen Will de-
liver az appropriate address
Following - The programme far TO-
nights exercises:
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Try This IL Troubled with uh
mnftssa.

Oar t;ti~ Roy was afflicted WITH rsat.--,a-
t.su n ht~ sG@e. aa1 al tines arshn -,
pas is .oak - tAe 7Nor We tried In yaf-
eeevytEi0s He coula hear - shas RS
EAH4sx5E Nofli help hfn7. We afr4sze- 80
4Y .n &esssatr. ~ssn se-ie ossq a*ysse8 =
80 tEv - - ne-sA4ns Pair pafg9 Ns a
-. 2ne tfe - s-cttss gsTs - asscA -e-te.
IAs3 ~ So 8 s~ssoa1 0ue ard =. ar
ss5vgr3ss. x cgr--s hl.7, soen8 ana We =
]. T 8AssS Fss.a~ 6sa-ts1tsr C'ha-eA. Nso.
esx1a- kArA ToG oA.s ~ a. SsAlsen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
CITED FOR ALLEGED CONTEMPT.
File Clerk II. G. Martin Charged
With Failing to Pay Aliuouy

An order citing File Clerk II - Martin
~ the county clerks office. 10 show cause
why he SHOULD not he punished for CON
tempt OF court in refusing 10 pay aiimonv
10 his divorced wife, Mrs Josie Martin
was yesterday issued In tho superior court
hy Speci1i Judge Walter : Fulton
Mrs. Martin. In her Application for the
order. states that her former husband has
wholly failed IN comply with The courts
order directing him 80 gay her So on or
before November e Marin Is cited 70
appear before the special Judge this after
noon At o'cicck ami defend him self
AgAlnst The eharga e cnmtemnt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
Against Grant street Line.

A mass meeting viii be held at Wards
hall. in Georgetown this evening for the
purpose Of discussing the manner In which
the Grant street electric railway Is oper-
ated and 10 devise ways and means "a
compel A better service by the railway
company. Considerable complaint against
the read has been made. and fun at
tendance OF the dissatisfied patrons viii,
proba bly, be had.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

WORK On NEsI.ER LINE.
Gable Ntsduet nstsg Rarsa,v Conn
ptet~d-~th anaps I'm the s,,t.u,

Sesis- wsy which hss sseg to~., .,,, ~
fhe north side ard na$e .rrfsaSsas,Ee ss,~
tsarrss between ~ 4v~rt,~ zr.4 ave- =
~ The arst h1il Far several wteAs uaSe
VIII sacu ~ made sats AHA Tor .-af~s.
WoyksUvS ln the eua9fev af the ~arrsf,s ts.-
have very nearly completed thr stR.ts,-s
Ter tho cable sss enfirs 8gs amee ~ ~
new track, which parallels tes els WnA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

f'ogT alleged criminals wc.e arraisuca 49,
foTe Judge Jacobs yesterday, Al - IN n
ris~ Bed 91os guilty. arA ;heic trials vera
set a. f53law~ Esdwanf fiakely. burglary
eCtctNr =. Harry Wilson. grand larceny
Novec a0ar y. Thomas HUFFMAN ard James
fst.lt HIGHWAY robbery. Ncvemher o.
James NJ Nfnivy. bsrgisry. November ;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
August Hall. n Miner. Accused of
rasSiag Bogus Check.

August ile3l. - miner. was arrested yea
terdav anon complaint If Conrad Wenniug.
a saioonkeop*r who claims thas Ran passed
a bogus cneck Ger So uqen him The chevA
WAa drawn a. HAiis fagoT on the National
Est K - Commerce. AMI vas stsne1 ~ tae
California baltimore Mining Company
When Weuntus wemt - get the check
casaei he saw he learned taat the t'alifo--
nia-Assltsmore Mining Company aas 4
wVfh. ana jheCcherk puTpCTtlGx 70 -
siknsi by ts consequently worthless tie
consulted the PROSE ugtng attorneys er?ee.
VIII Fesnlt that DE Narrant iSsnef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
Mait-<utrine

TeueT1s the -. re co~vz iescert s~t 80
wst.. The fact thA1 il Is prepared DIV IN.
a sse Isar- AaSra ssTswlaE Assn sus-a7-
less Is - persar merit. ar,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

Intelhgencer In which he states he will
not be candidate for the position. and
does not desire his name used In that con-
nection. This leaves Or. G. V. Calhoun
and Is. c. Hughes on one hand and H W.
Stein on the Other as the only candidates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

R&Scofa Sgtt5s brother - fNe late
''$oanY" SnitN. was Gnsd s. - beinx 4
Vagran, BY Jusite lann yesterday S-uttE
Pleaded guilty. AN1 me coGrt SIS et}-ssi
sentence tev'y eight hours uT4cn his prom
Ia ~. nm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
Good
for
itching
Backs

AEOrnERS. Mothers . hot bath with CuTf-
IVA cuaA Soar, when followed by . single
application OF CuTIcCRA Ointment, the great
akin cure and purest OF ernoilients. win AFFORD
the mos. grateful and comforting relief in the
severess forms OF itching, burning. and scaly
skin and scalp humors, rashes. and irrita-
lions, and point to . speedy, permanent. and
economical cure when all othsf remedies and
even the best physicians fail.
Sold throue hous the snfid. PorTRR DRro AND CsRn.
Corr, rrops, Bosson How to Cure lchng Hamoss. fee
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The track has been covered with planking

The track has been covered with plarking
down To Fourth avenue
a new turning wheel Is being put In At
the corner Of Occidental avenue and Yes
Ter Workmen have dug d chamber In
the street twelve feet square. Brick walls
sixteen inches in width are being built
supported by concrete foundations three
feet deep. Across the chamber Is a heavy
steel sill resting In masonry, which viii
support the new big steel wheel which Is
to carry the cable around.
The cars VIII come down one side OF
fesler and return on the ether track as
Is done now on the James street line
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
SCHOOL REGISTRATION CLOSES.
Total Of 2.1O6 Voters Can Cast Bal.
lOta November 4.

Registration for the coming school cleo
ton. which takes place on November 4.
closed at midnight last night. When the
books were shut total of 2, I06 voters had
placed their names on the rolls. Naturally
yesterday was the heaviest day of regis
tration. the figures jumping from 1880 to
the total given.
No new candidates for the position Of
school director have announced themselves.
John Schram, the well-known business
man, has written a letter to the Post
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

OK N4s on September %. failed to appear
and prosecute the case when IL wes called
for trial I'm Judge Canns court YESTERDAY,
and on motion of Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Hart the charge was dismissed
johnson - said to have left the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

] - rrs9T0 = II Z. Far lett IN che savoy
hotel cs FIRST avenue wax entered hr
burglar last evening . salt ~ clothes ara
an orsrcost being s:1Ien- The raaster vas
rtrorse4 10 lie Police.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
BREvITY.

Mr James y. Bsrn-tt ard Mi.s Iv~icIl Hare
Erst~tck r1arrt, yesterday az the home ~ ,sa
br1teN parents Ai Sixteenth avenue north Re,
": III Il Temple ofncisiins MANY beautiful pres
euts received by the happy rouple who lef,
Seattle en- brief Wedding trip shortly after the
ceremony.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

Victor johnson Has Gone.
]. Victor Johnson. the Swede who caused
the arrest Of Harry Lewis. alias Harry
Mann, on the charge OF bunkoing him out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

NoC never have head In the morning
from drinking Jesse Moore "AA' whis
key. Try Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-12

~psyehoboRy 10 psychology, A report OF the
psychological laboratory Is. included In tho
Presidents report. Prof. MuensterberR saws
In his report to the PRESIDENT.
The original research work. which forms
the most essential part OF the activity In the
laboratory. was carried out by fourteen grad
uate students. Twelve different lnvestiRa-
tons were carried on three o., them were Of
fered and accepted as theses for the Phi. u.
Mr.. Lough's doctorate thesis was on The In
tensity OF Sensation, Mr.. Solomon's on The
Fusion Of Touch Sensations One OF the
three was by n student OF Radcliffe College
Miss K. pufIerl. whose thesis on symmetry
was examined by the department as II u was
for the Harvard Phi. D.; and her workL,the
thesisstogether with the oral examination
was, considered as proving her unusually
well prepared for the degree.
Among the other Investigations, which
mostly have to be continued during tho pres
ent year, the majority belonged to the study
OF the more complicated mental processes.
such as emotion, judgment, time perception.
attention. -~Volition. In the effort to conquer
teadlly new ields,o of mental life for eKperi-
} peptal treatment the most characteristic fea-
I IRE OF the years laboratory work was per
h,NDs the systematic extension. of our methods
TO the, aesthetic processes, such as rhythm In
30 etry. composition In painting. &C."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-12
the Chicago Record.

The Amer cans are naturally the wonder and
amaZement q the Santiago natives. The en-
tire nervous : vstem OF the city il daily being
shocked by th,Nhcw sights and tho new events
here are accust ,med to u very formal way Of
speech and aetio u. They walk as H every stem
were studied. an I the more enlightened tall
with the utmost preciseness. The free and
easy-Roing way Of the visitors Is astounding 10
them. The Ame ticap comes out with his
hearty laugh. not caring who is around. and
the dhinty senoritNs look at one another In
wonderment.
= Az American girl y the most interesting of
an ams acme Il fr S%nn the tt%meSS s EGS's spp nsr Il n silent yiaw
until she has turned Il " corner. They seem to
thlnk the American wO min the most WONDER
ful OF all earthly objects, The Santiago ladies',
no matter how hot the day. always dress In
at la tnrde' for the " ual evenings prone
made, ,The other .cvcniI W an American girl
was there in a hlood-re d costume. made OF
some kind Of thin, flowing gauZe material. She
oohms@rs,' and " the T HS%n I OF " the sa SsafS at
midnight would not hay + attracted more
attention. But the thu ne which threw
the whole city into a co mmOtion was the
appearance of a, young Amt vican girl on the
plaza riding a wheel and wea ring a white cos
tune with a short skirt. Such a thing as a
girls riding a wheel was neYe.' before dreamed
Of IN Santiago. This fair American cyclist was
arouotless out Tor the purpose OF having a little
lifetime under usual conditions.
No less amazed was Santiago 'societv when a
Chicago lady appeared at a fash tonable recep-
tlon IN .tuii evening dress. 1t Was a square
seen such things IN pictures. but they did not
believe the illustrations true TO life until the
exemplar, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-12
THE HORsIEST LOOKING MA
He Practices Gallops on the Typev triteI
and Cnnters on u Trolley Car.

""iiupb oh inc typewriter
and Canters on n Trolley Car.
The secret Of the horsiest looking man in
town has been disclosed. He was never on a
horse. and he takes lessons In horseback lfdinE
by mail. This was discovered by n real horse
man who was enviouS Of the elaborate riding
toys worn by the other man in public every day
from noon until ! o'clock in the afternoon.
This daily display was in u cafe near the rid
ing academies and stables in the neig hborhood
OF FIfty-ninth street and Central Park West. 1t
is u cafe frequented 10y teachers OF horseback
riding and their pupils. The proprietor serves
an elaborate FREQ lunch. with plates. napkins
and cups of hot clam broth. This was an ire
%S,stibl", attraction 70 the horsicst looking man.
Every day at lust fifteen minutes afte; noon lie
Appeared ut the cafe wearing Il no rscman's
short, tight coat. riding boots aud 81 urs and
carving a whip. He was envied by all the
learn something about him. But he ignored
them all. and after buying one lVr-cent
less, he hoyered over the free lunch Until n
1uart9r 70 | O'Clock, and then hurried away
Un nG mta ne varied ms pr1gramme by a free
sixteen, views. the first one OF which is free and
gu fIae OF Eh1eh may be seen for a nickel; As,ihe
inc hofslest looking man in town had man
aged to ENJOY the whole series us Il sixteen
week serial without paying "A cent.
All OF those things were noted by the other
patrons ct the place, nad a teacher Of steepler
sllccrrdGd; and made his report yesterday at
victim ut the cafe. -"
That guy was never on a horse in his life"
exclaimed the teacher. Il followed him YES
terday 20 whore he lives. up Harlem way. and
learned al about him from The Janitnr OF the
house, He has IL hall bedroom for 81 a week.
ana has got one Of those ladylike Jobs that
VIII which sec a man @Gve Gr wom IN tn" nanrrs by
a fortune without going out OF the house. Ills
lob II pounding a typewriter and addressing
envelopes to almost everybody in the directory
Ter a patent medicine concern, He works with
MS hoots and spurs on 30 that he won lose
blows for u O'Clock he grabs his whip runs
down four flights o! stairs and canters down
mere on a trolley ear TO hit the free lunch
Ihep he canters back again and directs more
envelopes until. q O'Clock. And nights. tho
lahltQr told me, he devotes to studying letters
that, he gets from some one in Chicago oncsa
ing Rider" O"Su
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-12
COmpIetely Sawed OF.

From the ChicdOO TrIbuHs.
I'd like TO know" said tho d~elinduent
boarder. why ! don't get any of that planked
%Perhans." suggested the pert waitress, lit
Is because you haven't settled for the board"
u no sat there like wooden man.
The border vidette., 1899-09-23
The Week in Sonora.

Jose Boneu, second engineer of the
transport "Oaxaca," died at Guaymas
after short illness.
Repairs are being made on the
transport "Osxaca" at Guaymas, for
which purpose it has been locked.
Several young men of Hermosillo
last Sunday sent a cablegram to Paris
expressing their sympathy to Madame
Dreyfus for the unjust verdict given
against her husband by the pilisary
court at Rennes.
Rafael J. Ruiz, vice-president of
the street railway company at Her
mosilfo, returned TO the Capital city
last Saturday from an extended tour
of the United States, where he went
for the purpose of buying the neces-
sary material for the installation of
the street car SYSTEM in that city.
Senior Jose Euciso Ulloa, a leading
attorney of Hermosillo, has organized
a company for the purpose of erecting
a modern theater in the Capital city.
The new theater will be constructed
under plans drawn by NJ. V. Silva,
the well known civil engineer OF
Guaymas. The newstructure will
stand on Tampico street. The mate
rial to be used will be iron and
lumber. The building will be
completed by December. This will be
al importand Improvement to Her
mosillo
The border vidette., 1899-09-23
BIG DEALIN CATTLE.
Cuban Firm Buys 5000 Head for
Export to Cuba.

Perhaps the largest single transac =
ton in cattle in the history of this in
dustry in Mexico is now being closed.
The deal involves tAe purchase of l5,-
900 head of large cattlo and an outlay
of nearly 100000 in money. The
purchases are being maze for export
to Cuba in the interest of the firm of
Utget, Lay IL Co., of Havana and
New Orleans. G. NJ. Gather, gene
raj agent of the firm has been at the
Montezuma hotel several days perfect
ing arrangements. The cattle will
pass through United States territory
to GALVESTON in bond; thence to Cuba
by vessel. The first shipment will be
made from Nogales next Tuesday, and
will be continued in trains of 500 head
to the train until all are shipped. In
his purchases Mr.. Gather has refused
every thing under two years
The border vidette., 1899-09-23
SPANS Greatest Need.

Mr.. r. P. Olivia, of Barcelona,
Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, S.
@. Weak nerves had caused severe
pains in the back of his head. On as
ing Electric Bitters, Americas great
est Blood and Nerve Remedy, all pain
soon left him. He says this grand
medicine is what his country needs.
All America knows that it cures liver
and kidney trouble, purifies the flood,
tones UP the stomach, strengthens the
nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life
into every muscle, nerve and organ of
the body If weak, tired or ailing you
need it. Every bottle guaranteed,
only SO cents. Sold by JAS. B. Mix Il
Co., Druggist.
The border vidette., 1899-09-23
RANCH AND RANGE.

The fall round up on the Benson
ranges began yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Arizona
Agricultural a ssociation will DO held
in Phoenix the third Friday in Octo
Der.
On account of plentiful rain it is
reported that the ranch industry of
New Mexico will be the best this sea
son for several , ears.-Star.
Avery Curry the well-known CATTLE
man, moved with his ia m,ly to Tomb
stone and occupy the Waters house
recently purchased by Mr.. Curry.
Prospecsor
The Wilcox roundup outfit worked
yesterday, the country about Monk
Bros Sand Ranch, Fred Scott's and
the Circle T. They had about 5000
head of cattle in the herd. The out
fit was to cut the stray herd and dis
band today.-Range News.
The Erie roundup has worked the
country adjacent to the San Simon
and Mud Springs and moved to the
Mexican line Sunday, intending to
work north to Kicker. After cover
ing the Rucker district. the roundup
will be continued by tho Chiricahua
Cattle Range News.
r. K. Denham and his attorney,
I. F. Buckingham. both of Kansas
City, and who have been guests at the
Montezuma several days, departed
Wednesday ON business trip to Sono-
ra. 1t is probable that in few days
a cattle and ranch deal of considera-
BILE magnitude will be made public.
The border vidette., 1899-09-23
The Graphic, an illustrated weskly

THE Graphic, an illustrated weekly
journal made its first appea rance in
Phoenix last Saturday. Paul Hull,
who acquired many years of experience
IN Chicago newspaper work, is its
editor and owner. The Graphic is a
Handsome publication. Its illustra-
lions represent typical Arizona scenes
chat will be viewed with interest by
eastern people. The field for such q
publication exists; that it will benefit
Arizona and its interests is certain.
The border vidette., 1899-09-23

Now that the cabinet of the French
government has pardoned Captain
Drsyfus, the world awaits the next
move in the great pelitico- military
drama. AS an indication that the
e4acts or the affair are not permitted
TO pass with the pardon, the French
free Mason's assembly adopted re-
solution in the name of the Order of
the Grand Orient, declaring the anti
Semitic movement criminal and odious
and pleading with the French govern
gaeat for support against clerical
,nIGtarism, imperial and monarchist
Ccnspiracies."
The border vidette., 1899-09-23
WANT ADS.
MONEY TO LOAN, FOR RENT,
FOR SALE, ETC.

MONEY! will loan money in
small amounts and for periods to suit
on approved securety-Jack Gates.
The border vidette., 1899-09-23
HermosiIIo's New Hotel.

Captain L. W. Mix departed for
California last Monday night on bust
IIess connected with his Sonora inter.
eets. Before he left he gave the VI
bETTE brief outline of the big hotel
he and his associates are constructing
in the plaza de moneda The dimen-
sions Of the structure are I32x256
feet, with splendid patio. The ma
eorial is steel and brick. For the
present As rooms will be finished
above the second floor, but provision
IS made and the building so con-
structed that nearly az many more
apartments may be added when re
quired. The front On Gale de Naran-
ios will be three stories. The ground
floor will tie divided into business
apartments Beautifully ornamented
second floor both on the outside and
~ the patio. All the rooms will be
handsomely decorated and deliberately
furnished and the plumbing and
taechanicsi appliances will be modern
to the smallest detail.
when completed. the building will
dc the most imposing and costly in
sonora, excepting outy the palace OF
state unl the ctthedrai in Hermo-
Gillo.