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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

Soa sALEBy F. w. West. . and -
I;nfsa bstck
Corner. isexi9o. close In and level walk ali
tue WAY down Town. 3i.t6
4 sigbfiY dbsbls corner. foxI1o. within tsn
Gsnstss walk OF Pike and SseSnd ave-
nae, front aid side strees graded, sever.
Oh one ear ifsis and within two eiocks 0f
tso others. NC hill TO climb: tz-69e,
tsasg on Western avenue, having 10
fees on the avenue and extending back
% E1liots avenue. a Distance Of 10 feet:
single lots Ira this location have Sold for
nyors than u asked for tie entire tract.
&SQ
Bssiness corner Oh FRS; avenue. wes,
SIDE, between Pike street aid blanchard;
ua1Is, on corner of Fifth and Battery.
ane building location. G.u0.
&miN on First ayeaue north. between
John and Thomas streets: wsst side of
axIa on Secona avenue. between Cedar
and Clay streets. west side 81 so
cerrsF. ets1s. Broadway aud Harvard sv-
isni.f corner on Essslake avenue: si..p
nzAA IN corner of helrasnt avenue and
n as street: s1o.
I've cry onasea lots. s0xia each. on Faur-
teeaih avenue north. corner. Tor both,
Rorth Seattle lss. en high ground. fall
cMsas pin. and Summit avenue. STE.
erlz, IN E.st spruce street: fhres blocks
cas- Il Broadway, sac.
Eull size lor on Tsenty-Slir9 avenue,
Two blocks north OF Yesler: a very deslr-
Abe residence lot, cleared and lsvei; $40
Belmont avenue and Harrsspn. sexlO 10
AZ alley. 40.
Harrison street and Minor avenue north .
bosa streets graded, $50.
Two lots, scxigb each. half block from ter
H.iaus Of First avenue casse limo, on
Highland drive, Queen Anne bill. 5000.
Los On BrsAdway Car Ens. svx1n. ciose To
sisy park, 500.
Geyoral excellent lots In Squire park, half
kiDek from car line. fsS.
Cwner ln Nagis's addition. Saxizs. t36n.
north ~ Madison street soxiep. 81 30.
ksnsoH addition: lot within ere block Of
Madison. G.5o.
SURGEON house on Broadway car line;
very neat and pleasant cottage home.
Isenty frat avenue. between Madison
a1d James sirsat lines. lot soxiso. graded
ans severed street, 1850
C$sner Of Eighth and Stewart, ooxiso. i've
ressn hsa... yss ksow how sioso down
ihls Is. s. 30.
siH-recrr maasrn house on sixteenth ay-
enue north. ans !oS, eosi5a. 5000
SeVeH-rSoIa modern house with ground,
issxioe, 81 corner: two blocks from Car
line. 81. 600
good. modern house Of seven rooms; on
Ysal-T WAY, III good residence district.
Within tao blocks of Madison street Nc
have very pleasant ana convenient cot
tekt no1Ess HeAeT - Hsssr&H assu tsS1 ssA
rooms a nice los. filled with flowers.
fralt 4s1s shrunsery. yea vii! Ike the
view, t2lop.
0even-rcasn house on tke sesQflJ hill, mod
erf esrvcnfert 60 Madison 600.
On Queen Anne avenue. modern eight
roam hsarc two nns lots. each taxt2n.
szHf front. 500
Mccern seven rootn AogKe. good lot: close
doAn town. 300
On Seventh avenue. near Inlon street,
gsad seven ooTTs house. fmssirrn. $50.
EEht -focFn house. ~si. tsgflt and all mod
sfn canreniercess Sixteenth avenue
ncrtA. s. 40.
iieise Or eight rooms, corner iat. tlxis,
Fifteenth avenue two hlosks from Mad
tSsu street: s7txa.
SIX srosga aouse IN North Seattle. pleas
sully situated; 81 Go
r. w. NEST
a I-us4sa ys{o~sk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

RESOLUTION NO. 15s-Ee = Resolved by
the CITY Council q The city Of Seattle
as follows
Il, Thaf IL is ne inseEfsoss q The city
OF Seattle 10 improve s@ssnsd Avsnus
North, from Republican street 20 fs-e
Street. BOY Street from Ssse1ss8 Avenue
North 70 Warren Avenue, Warren Avenue
from ROY Stree Ia a Bsoint ieg feet soatn
Of Aloha Street. Aloha Street frorn sex-
2rd Avenue North 10 First Avenue North.
Efrst Avenue North fTpn Aloha stree 10
Highland Drive, Prospect Ssrss.g Er2su s<xe-
ors6 Ave-u~ North 20 Warren Avenue and
Warren Avenue from Prospect Street 20
Lee street. by constructing th<rasn prpsser
sewers Throughout said portions Of said
avenues and streets tthA same forming a
couutsstis5s system Of sewers with 4 COM
mon oafEest. ,owesh~r with all a~cassagy
yves, openings uAafsacies ismphsies ven
usafSg&, catch basins and RUSHING TANKS.
20 That the cost thereof ~ PAID syy
acsFsftng oTsess and pvBxirsasA TO said ap-
snaes ard streets UNDER tbs Plaza % Fay
a.ens by Boaasr In ifse manner gr.Tlsess
ard tae Charter AM Ordinances 81 ria
CITY % SEATTLE ~ now IN force.
q. Ti.zt TIE eify enxtnssr De directed
- f9rnssh 70 TIE etEy council ar estimate
Of me co1, % sad fsrs.sroT ssnesss.
go That the matter ~ Fvsssirs sai5 I'm
rrssefn~Fft viii BE- considered ~ sAs city
Council a. session ther~vs 70 - held on
the sssh aay 81 Apr. tsss a. 10 oeleex
q. m. a. sfssrs ttEyie at gs~Scfls aessrsu.
70 De heard before tie city council ssssTs
are nosfa-a 80 ~ rres~r,
Passed IKE CITY Cozsnc8l fae f-sfs day a.
AprsA, 1855 aud sagne~s ~ rse IN opsgs ses-
ssca IN Authorization Of ia yasaaxe tas-
Wy grvEH4rT.
Persistent q TIRE cry Cpusess
Flied 81 me this isth GAY II Apt1l issa
Csty Comptroller sgss ~ 9gsIeto eessy ssa~rs
Ey a. X C0EYF-I@T4 Ts@pssey s-asrk
oaSs q sAsss 1ss.as~Ssss. Ap<2 - In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23


city coupssoller. ter . SUES rrz fsss shan
I've - par cert " The bid. ard no bid
VI. - considered unasss accompanied ~
saA cheek
The suecesseal asdaer VIII ~ required -
eefer Inc = contract ard rnrrssh suits
factory bend far the Amcuns required by
Sle cSfy charter ard the laws q the
state CT WASHINGTON. within fsn DAYS att
er being noticed az tho awsra of tire ccr-
Tract 10 him failing to Go -. TIRE SAD
SScck ard ne anssacns sx~1 therein VIII
oc forfeited 20 shs city No refSoa IS rit-
GsSz~ as = bidder Wis has within two
years prear 10 the letting 81 sad ecn-
tracs made default IN payment Of any sasc
etasm Ter airy work OF ssssor performed
or any sSsss or material furnished parsa-
an 10 Any sszsss esgsTrscs a. heresn afssr-
ass5- ar who within SAID two yeags failed
70 sozxsrsese xny xHeh ss2nfracss<
ssaScsai attention Is called 70 Article
XVII. % the cary charter - 1ew i'm farce
yvsafznx TO ascars az laaer.s ana 10 xrti-
Gle viii. sectien 81. sahs. and = relating
&c sorSs ard saresses
The board a. p0asse works reserves tbs
right % reject arr and al hsas.
Proposals Tm2xs ne Endorsed sa envelope.
Bsd Tor East coaaRel& Street Sewer Ina
proyenasnt"
by order ~ the board cf public works
FRANK 0f.ESoS. Secretary.
Date 81 rrst publication. April i9sh. iSss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23


RESOLUTION NO. H1.--Bf II resolved By
me lily Council of the City Of Seattle
% That II Is the intention Of thu cry
OF Seattle "a srnrrcve Main Street nom
the end OF the e.ssting sewer on Twenty-
sixth Avenue South westerly to the center
Kaufman's Addition, Twenty-ssxtn Avenue
south and Twenfy-axth Avenue Sosth pro-
duced northerly 10 the center line OF fcs-
sixth Avenue souia 10 a point 10 feet east
OF Twenty-four,h Avenue South. yssisr
Way from a point - feet east % Tween
Twenty ninih Avenue. Tw~nty-etghsh Az
-nae between Yesler Way and Easf spruce
Street. and Twensy-ninth Avenne from
East Spruce Street 20 point 100 feet south
OF Yes}er Way. by constructing therein
proper sewers throughout said portions OF
said streets. avenues and ways sthe same
forming n eenneeting. system os sewers
win a common outi@s). together with al
necessary yves. openings. maahoiss, amp
holes. ~entiiators. catch basins and aash-
ing tanks.
assessment TO hc LEVIED upon tire property
ahu,,inx upon and pSoximate 70 SAID
streets avenues snd Ways as set forth In
the frst paragraph Of this resolution nr-
der the plan % payment by bonsax.' In
the manner provided by the charter ana or
dinances a. the City ~ Seattle.
- That the CITY Engineer be directed 20
furnish the City cesnc3l an estimate of mo
cost % said improvement.
az THAT the matter u making said TN
proveTaert VIII - considered nv tfse city
Council ct = sssSIon thereof TO be he'd on
IRE cath fay af Apral. fss9 ~ 10 o'clock
D. ua-. ~ which time al. persons desiring
80 he heard before the City canncf uroys
the matter - making said Improvement
arA notified 80 Re present
Passed The City Council Ina f-th dav az
April. 1903 ans signed ~ In open xes~
sloFs lr authorization OF its passage this
rita day q April 1893
W. v, RINEHART.
President OF The civ f,syunet,.
Filed hy ne this 18th day ~ Arm. lsss.
WILL n. PARRY
City Cemptroils- ard Ex-9fTicto CITY Clerk.
BY q, K CORY Ef.i.. psptsy ceefk
Date OF Ayst publication, April 10 isss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
AUCTION SALES.

Al .CTiON SALE~TAe balance CT he San
franctsro Furniture and CATpet % viii
De sotd 81 puzzle auction a. Ne. 1ss3 First
avenue, Arlington building opposite tas
1.1ler hosel. to the highest bidder Mon
day April 94sA az io.So a. IA I'n.. sfork
consists or bedroom furniture. calEfo-
nseFN rockers stands. bed lounges
e9acAsss baby oGsei@s rg&<s-au sizes
30 yards fnojcfir1 teft. - pairs nortlercs
left pillows lace curtains. r}isHt ear
pets al sizes rigs cU0caes ana carpe' :
~ ire yard Tue Stock * all Dea ana
Np-to-t.ate In quality ard design Deal
esH GrF't miss fHis sale Sale Will cnert
~stt' it2 tace curtains. iisi rigs al sixuS
I'll - slaDg lfefcd "a the first that ~syrq.
Everything mus D.. cleasgsi est by tha
ID IT MAJ Nfts1us 5tn1if st reserve
Iso0't forget the nowher- Jos Marin.
Afs-Ffa wear
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f,@p "Af}a >-Fseosu AoGSe large corner
$50 s,t~@< Ssaer sarasa. terms
'sses 4~-@Nsn house bath garden
a~h @esT car tss.e eAsA
NV TeogN hans4 BATH ~es- e.r
&slS tsFs easy t~r~szx
- 'ssss~s residence lot saxlg North
- ISF a--fFr-sso>i garden land near Green
A~AAr sEs~y cN sole
va E0TGT
-3 \aA York block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE.


FOR SALE or exchange for New York
property. by the owner.
EGes & knight add block 4, lots II and
Is
Boston Heights SUPP block :. lots
and
summit Park supi, block =. lots I,
10 Is
Charles 5, Waroase. iss Montague street.
2rnnklyn - Y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
NOTICE TO CuNTRACTSeRS-Twen
Avenue and East Terrace Street sewer

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcTsRs-Twe
Avenue and East Terrace Street Sewer
Improvement
peeAis viii b reserved by sAe unsisrs Ened
secretary OF the beard Of pubic works It
The city Of Seattle up 10 : e'eiess ,. ~.
THURSDAY. April 9sSh. sSsS. s0r the islpreve-
meat Of Twentieth Avenae from a pn.ns 10
reet south ~ East jefferson Street 70 Yes
Ter Way and Eas, Terrace Street from
rwenslesh Avenue e ,ae alley between
twenty arss and Twenty secaad Asenas ..
oy censtraeting psGe sewer along said
avenue and street, together with al aee-
sssAsy epeniHss. wyss. naAsshoses. lamp
noiez. yentiiators. .sushiaE tanks and ca.Sh
basins a. provided ~ ordnance Ne. so.
creating local improvement district No. 81.
Ans IN accordance with the pans and spec
fncHtsoaS now on tie IN the Office Of the
board Of pubic works
Each bid muss he accompanied by GER
siaed check. payable 10 the order 81 the
S sy ssmpsraller. for a sum not less than
VII be considered aniess accompanied By
The sascsssfui bidder will be required to
factory bend for The ameant required by
the city charter and the laws of the
state on Washington within tsn days Aft
TRACT 10 him. failing. 10 do so, the said
cheek and the amount fixed therein will
be forfeited 10 the city. No person IL ELI
g.o.s as nr,a, bidder wne has wsiatn two
trac; made default In payment 81 AIRY Just
claim FOR any work or labor performed
or any skill or material furnished pars,i-
AMI % any sncS contract as herein adypr-
tssed, or who within said two years failed
20 complete any such contracts
special attention is called 20 article
xxia. Of the city charter as wow la foYes
relating 10 hours Of Labor" and 4, artl-
Gle yia section 81. subs i and relating
10 bonds and sGresses
The board Of public works reserves the
right 70 reject any and all bids
PROPOSAL must he Endorsed on envetcpes:
bld for twentieth Avenue and East Ten
race Street Sewer Improvement
by order az the board 0s puhi;c works.
FRANK OIsESoSs Secretary
Date OF nEst puasica lion. April Eth. iSoe
N0TI1sE.-Sesice Is hereby e3vsa thar
sealed proposals Will be received fy the
ondeFsaEnrd secretary OF the hoarss IL
pantie works up 10 10 o'clock A. m SAT-
urd@y. April 18th, Isss. FOR fesxiinx the
Isl, 1853. Proposals naust he Aevcuspanle1
sy certified check for tnenfs~fxys
eSzse0 dollars. payable 10 the fsisy Comp
lrqiIsr. or b. a cash 1egaseas OF twst.fy-.
nve f1yssm opl-arS. ~ an earnest {lsss
Tia -hadaos- - Awarded tAe@ htx ~ Mn
enter INTO q rpnfraet with re CITY os
seattle .cr the feeding f sait prisoners
and furnish satisfactory bond for The
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids. Proposals 10 be snasrS-
Prisoners"
BY order Of the Board OF Public xors~
FRANK 0isESON. Secretary
Dafe 81 nrss publication. April Goth, iAo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

RrSTEES SALE or NICE BRICK
L DWELLING Oh CHURCH I'LL, 40.
100 NORTH THfkTiETH 81 REL, ~
TWEEN BROAD AND MAkS,lt a IL IL.
STREETS. CONTAINING S3N IN 'ie
EIGHT ROOMS.-By virtue of two qe,la
of frrst Inc first dated thc 3lst OF Janu-
airy. lSgl and the second tnc ioih OF A's D.
1898. 90 Frank -. Hill. trustee. ahd "ult
recorded iu the Richmond thancel. 1,u.
clerk office. respectively ODD ID. D. l'l -
page s. and -. l.. 15f 8. page So and
beng required so 90 do Dog tln pcneu, laI
hereunder. default having been mace ln
the payment of sums OF money th,I elH
secured J shall, as substituted trustee
under both deeds. sell, at pubic aued'H'
SATURDAY. MARCH n. 1Neo.
al $3.50 o'clock j. NJ. tur property ut-
scribcd iu both deeds. as 'au tnai certain
lot of land. with new frame d"cltHs ana
other improvements thereon. ON the ftri-
crn line Of Thrficth street, between
Broad and Marshall streets, g. the city OF
Richmond Va. and bounded as FOLLOW
Beginning at 20 point ou tine easy HNn nt
ThIrNcth street lGI feet south oft DIS
intersection with the southern line 0f
Marshall street ruunin- thence DID II
southern direction along said eastern .iur
of Thiructh street. and fronting tl't'I DID
30 feet and running back no rslt dhAi :
and between parable. lines ~ i.r'. ..Y
bounded on the north nF an H-tt I'"
feet wide and on the south 0y tne prop-
erty OF John ~. Baptist trustee.
TERMS. Cash as to expenses OF SAFE
any taxes That may Doe clue, dNl fi'N- D
% pay a. balance due on note secured
under the first deed of S11f n. and iutcr-
est thereon from May ll~o. aud enough
To pay two notes of $1,000 and $50. ana
interest thereon from May lN 1850, Nil-
ance I'D Sis and twelve months Tor notes
To- be secured by r aedo W ~ qI t "a, inc
Substituted Trustee under both deeds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
CHERIFFs SALE

Pursuant 10 am order OF The Circuit
Court ol the city Of Richmond made on
the gSth day OF February i'h 300 the
attachment suit of The Christian and
Ninfrea Go. US. T.. BcIi. . VIII eaN us
auction at No 71G east Broad street, lu
the city of Richmond. Ol
FRIDAY MARCH g. 1850.
beginning an r. O'Clock NJ, au OF the
stock of Merchandise. Fixtures. etc.. Dee
longing 10 the defendant at Tho above
No. consisting OF one Saltwater foun-
tan one Electric Fan. Tobacco. Cisars,
Fruits. Candies Showcases Jars. Pic-
lures Fireworks. Stove and Pipe. etc., etc..
TERMS Cash. -
j. IT, HUGHES
sherln of the city of Richmond
mh1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

by the Valentine Auction CO..
go east Broad street.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, MATTlNGs,
CARPETS, FURNITURE. ETC.
- &
AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.


we will sell at our wareroom, S2' cast
Broad street, .....,,.l.
THIS (WEDNESDAY MORNING
MARCH 1ST,
al 1890 O'Clock, lot OF Dry GOods an"
Notions, etc. IN part Callcoes, Ginghaihs'
Lawns. Grenadines, Cashmcres. Sateenr'
Gloves. cuffs, Ribbons, Parasols, Br"aa'
Velyets. and Fur Trimmings, etc; also
200 wards Mating, Carpets. Druggets and
a general line OF Furniture, such as
Chamber Suits, SldebOards. Bureaus
Nashstands. Couches. Wardrobes Oak
Han set. Mattresses and Springs, Mir
rors. Pictures. oak and Walnut. ENtcn-
sion rabies. etc The ladies arc most re
sp,ctfully invited TO attend this sale.
J. II. VALENTINE.
Manager and Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
WANrS
NOW YOU SEE III
AND NOW YOU DON'T
wANrs
is nOt ~ styIe OF dolng buslness

- llDL oNL ~ llC VI NpthS
900 Young American Full Cream TIC
Cheese. DO pounds each......-.....
Where I'm town can YOU se' b"0"
bargain. 1
Large Bottles of Mustard ana zoe
Horse kadish ....--------.. --...--.--
go dozen BO-ties Green olives pt' IOc
a-poaad-ca.as Ham Luncheon. I5c
something nice ....-.-t.. ...'''...-b
i-pound-Cans Dcvilled Ham, '''"' &c
prr can .---.+. --..st. 49,. 49,
lll dozen Bottles Of caisup' per &c
bottle ...... ..-.-- $500 D.. d ',r,,.,,,.,,o
5000 dozen Potted Ham and lohs"' 4
each .,..-. +++... .-t's,
Zine Mocha and Java Coffee, per IOC
pound ..-... -.....-. ,t..t.'' 49,
d. 0nr dozen California White 'uer- IO-
res 3 pounds oHch,....... .,-......
o. pounds of Fresh Cracker Dust per &C
pound ..---- ...--s .s,..' ...---. -..+-. -
1000 pounds Fine Fresh oyster &c
qos pounds of Fine Fresh Crspy G.n- &c
c.r snaps per pound .............. -
FINEST California Bright Peaches &C
90 dozen Bottles Worcester Imported &C
Table Sauce ...... .,.... ............ u
L4rs. lrisn Potatoes, per IEC
FefH.sss.stsrrttttsss sssssssastssssssss -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
ArcrroN s,LE,---ru,uro DAYS.

Fy y. VI. Wortham q c..
Real Estate Agents and AucuonccIs'
lui3 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

LECTURE RY MISS JANE adams
Of Hull House. Chicago.
Auspices of N1man'a club Ball-ltoOm or
jefferson.
FRIDAY MARCH 80. 50" +. n
Tickets. - cents at Woman club
rooms 0r jefferson Hotel. fc-J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Appointed Saline days. Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY az day
light.
Freight received daily tul = Il. NJ
Fare or passenger steamers Including
meals and BERTH $500
For further Information applv 90
}. W. McC ARRICk
cen Southern Agent, onico. R0cketts.
W Il. CLYDE q co
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-30
Held Up and Robbed.

John Fl. Ertwine was held up and
relieved of twenty eight dollars by
three masked men on the river bill a
short distance above East Bloomsbury
station about half past ten last Thurs
day night. Mr.. Ertwlne was on his
way home from Shenandoah, where
he went to dispose Of load of poul-
try. He found ready market and
after selling out started for home with
about seventy or eighty dollars, mostly
in bills. When he reached McCau-
leys' station he was little fearful
that something might happen, and he
took what paper money he had and
placed it in his shoe, the silver he
wrapt up in cloth and secreted it
under box in the rear of the wagon.
after which he proceeded on his jour
ney home. When he reached the
point above mentioned three men
sprang suddenly from the side of the
road and covering him with revolvers
demanded his money. Fearing that
they might kill him If he refused, he
revealed the Kidding place OF the sill
yer. They then went through his
pockets, after which they let him go.
He arrived home about half an hour
later, frightened almost to death but
thankful that he was alive. Placing
the paper money in his shoe proved
to be wise move, for had he not
done so, he would not have had a
cent to show for his labors.
Mr.. Ertwine lives on the Buckalew
farm, between Bloomsbury and Light
Street. This was his first experience
| in this line and he hopes it will be
the last one.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-30
SERVING LIFE SENTENCE.

The New York Press, of Saturday,
contained the following account of the
removal of Annie Walden from Black
wells Island to Auburn. Before mar
riage she was Miss Graham, daugh-
ter of Philip Graham, Of Almedia.
She resided in this town for many
years. The Press says:
"The last woman prisoner SEN
fenced tor life has left the penitentiary
on Blackwelps Island. She is Annie
Walden. She was taken to Auburn
Thursday.
She is frall, delicate little woman,
dying of consumption and cancer.
The State Department sent DR..
Guerin, of Auburn, to Blackwell's
Island on Thursday. He reported
that the woman was fit to be removed.
T'he physician at the penitentiary OBJ
jected, but acquisitions were served
by the State Department on Commis.
sioner Lantly and Warden Fallon.
Eight years ago the whole country
was stirred over Annie Waldens trial
She shot and killed her husband
James, outside the Metropolitan Op
era House on the night of October
81, 1891. He was the son of Jettel
Walden and nephew of Wyndhau
Walden, and, naturally, turfman.
Annie Graham was born IN Car
Isle, Pa. Her father is a clergyman
Eleven years ago, when nneteet
years old, she came to New York
When twenty-one years old she was
married to James Walden, who was
nineteen years old. They lived in ;
fiat on Fortieth street, near Broad
way. Jeter Walden refused to recog
nize the marriage. The couple quar-
relied frequently. She swore at he
trial that he struck her in front of th
Opera House and that she then sho
| him."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-30
A Thousand Young Men Wanted.

A thousand young men wanted 10
hear the wonderfully interesting and
beautifully illustrated lecture on "The
Modern Prodigal Son" in the Method
ist Episcopal church Thanksgiving
evening Nov. 80. Beyond any doubt
the most effective illustrated lecture
ever given. One hundred artistic
stereopticen views, photographs from
life will be shown. The beautifully
colored, illustrated hymns, "Throw
out the life line" "Rock of Ages,
"Where is my boy to night" will be
thrown upon the screen. Every young
man should see it."-Oneonta, N. Y,
Star. Admission free. A silver col
lection will be taken to defray ex,
penses. ga thousand young men
wanted"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-30
The Pay OF Teachers.
State Superintendent SchaeHer's Statements
Are Combatied.

The leading theme that is being
presented this fail before the teachers
institutes in Pennsylvania by DR.. N.
{. Schaeffer, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, is the commercial
value of boys time in school, He
estimates the average earnings of an
educated man who has graduated from
the common schools at $1,000 per
year, and compares this with the
wages of common day laborer at
$3.50 day, who must perforce do
such work because he lacks education
to do any other.
The illustrations of DR. Schaeffer are
pleasing, especially before body Of
teachers, but real conditions do not
confirm the argument. The great
majority of young men and women
reared in Pennsylvania towns have re-
ceived the benefits of a fair common
school education, yet 1t is patent to all
who have observed the inches they
filled in business life that very rare
one realizes that $1,000 is decidedly
insexcess of the annual receipts.
Take school teachers for instance
what is their average pay in the Stater
At the preseut time the Erie DAILY
Times is publishing data to show that
the uneducated janitors in the school
buildings of the city receive more pay
per month than the teachers, even
though many of the pedagogues have
filled their vocations for one or more
decades. In School No. 3, of Erie, a
teacher with fourteen years experience
receives less than $40 per week, and
others as low as $5,a5 week, while
the janltor of the building is paid more
than 50 per week. In school No. 4,
the teachers receive from Sc to So a
week and the janitor more than $I3.
The salaries of instructors generally
range from SIS to $40 month, with
few getting as much as even $50.
In his outlining of results from a
common school education, Dr.
Schaeffer will have to materially lesson
his estimate of the average earnings
of pupils in after life, because most
people are fully aware that fancy sal.
aries are not prevalent to any marked
degree.-Hasleton Sentinel