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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-09-05

Mayor John ]. Williams, of Winchester.
is critically i'll at Capon Springs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-09-05
PUBLIC SALE
Or
Personal Property.

Intending to quit Housekeeping, the under
signed viii sell, ut his residence on S. Samnel
street, Cha les Town, on
Tuesday, ScpicmJer -. 1899,
at 10 a. m, the following Person Prutcrt,.
inc uding
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE:
Tables, Chairs. Bureaus, wash tnd4. ID, d,
steads, Feather b DIS and Pilnws, MuttrrS>.
Bed Springs, Safes, Stoves,
HANDSOME DoUBLE-HEATER
COOK STOVE
and others; Brass Andirons, Cooking Utcn-
slls,, lot of Fruit Jars and various other ar
ticles.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. Over s. five per
cent off No property to be taken away until
PAID Tor. SAMUEL CHAPMAN.
CHARLES RfssLER, Auctionecr,
-.
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In our last issue we erred in stating
that the late Z, B. Brownold was placed in
Il home for the aged and infirm during
the last few years of his life. We are in
formed that his son and daughter, Mr.
Max. Brownold and Mrs. y. B. Hamaker,
jointly cared for him at the latter's home
in New York, where he was supplied with
every want Clarke Courier.
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BEST MODERN Style,

regardless of expense, and is considered one
of tue most ciusaut aud convenient in te
South The equipment of furniture will not
be included in this sale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-09-05
HOTEL POWHATAN,
AT
Commissioners Sale.

IN pursuance of DEGREES clitescd nv the Cir
cult Cont If Jefferson County. AT D.cnnlber
term. 1896 IN the ChanccTy cause of James
u Ranspn's Executors KS. The Charles Town
Mining. Manufacturing and Improvement
COMPANY, &c, and for default of payment nv
money due eomulainants. bci = S6,O5S. IL.
wiih interest thereon from Jane 10Th, 1895.
aud unless the said balancr Shall be paid or
the property privately sold by the untlar-
si@ned. l1ior TO the day named, We will pro-
coed, ON
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FARMING IMPLEMENTs.

/ 4-horse wagon and bed in good order,
2-horse wagon and sheIvings. . Oliver chill
ed plows, 1 square harrow, l spring-tooth
harrow, log roller double shovel plows
2 single shovel plows l nearly new buggy,
buggy pole, l set single harness, l set double
harness. ! set Yankee harness, and lot of
other things. Some house furniture, &c
Terms.-All sums $1,000 aud under cash.
On all sums over 5000 credit of Twelve
Months will be given, the purchaser to give
negotiable note bearing interest and salts
factorily endorsed. No property to be re-
moved until terms are complied with
ROBERT Il. SMITH.
Hefebower & West AHcts.
Sept2, 90-ts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-09-05

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CAscarets Candy Catlnrtic lOc or 25c.
II Z. c. G. fail to cure, druggists refund money
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Sept 5.
SALE.

Having given up renting the Howard
farm, situated miles south of RipI on, in
Jefferson county, w. Va, miles from Cav
lord and rom wickliffe Church, on
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Jordan's White sulphur
Springs,

Shenandoah Valley, Ya.-opcn June 15;
hotel Moderu; good roads. vi rite for pumph-
let and other Information,
June 81. T., C, JORDAN.
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ADVERTISERS LETTERS

How Are Your IzIdneyll
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam
pie free Add. Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or NY
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The Mosby monument at Front Royal
will be unveiled Sept. %.
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HEAD on SIIEFP.

10 of which are fine Shropshire and South
buck, Southdown buck lambs and the rest
good thrifty ewes anda few grade bucks; the
ewes will have been bred to good bucks for
early lambs
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THE NATIONAL.
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL
(Incorpora'ed) 81 E. Capitol street,
WASHINGTON, d. c,

Census or Civil Service. Established In,
lSS', and Heartily Endorsed 10y its Students.
Relcrcncc.-The National CIpItal Bnt,k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19

One ~ the rev organizations this sea
-r0 snat he alert and critical thesfprgeers
Will have chance - icos over Sc pr~rn-
rose ana n0ckstaier's hfg American min
sfr@}S, which VIII BE- seer here shortly
are II ~ ia 20 &c won over 70 frei- "a,
- afrufre-s - Trif cs~tstrlS say that
50 IN entertainment < IA rerie.s vtth ail
tNat rnez - -ss&e an eve-in- ew 40vs tF's
TIE union - these Two Erest minstrel
efafs f4 ar = h~ al'f-e guarantees thai there
WI be e1I}t 4hsnS h~WrE ~ hiis-ite
rssrr inert - the programme t@ 80 fuit
- s1Tt ISIS rs hornets nest IS - .Ae
@rrra~N t~@ss&ss1ivs w-ehr TIE con- Az
e}enenf VII - IN ~ hands - those
grand sach~r1z ~ core1s Nr~srs p-t-,-
r0ss ara 3Neckssaie- ana colleagues ~
y ho-g there - gNofsI~ number TIE sfnE
tcC 0'n $50 So free7 ~-sfeses- 49, IKE
s7ars selected Ae sF4sa - tNr~ "a va hafffSes
Them ~ "a novel features - q --last
F~s~sn~et'rss~v rt-@ ra>t-~ ard sc ~~e-sF
s~v. ror -aerfS wfl - on = scale that -
'~7iiE --G%rtfr@rt - - 81 ~ r. re - shas
:Nssf@rSce~S A%Ssr@ tNen surely u xr.rso-sf
NGs feAst - j. c@n - had So -sst-E
sFe e-teF.ef~ rssnf given ~ fht~ syst@-sasi
~eT7eavy - rs~f0r -rse-s Sale ~ seats FRI
saw - -
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AMUSE MENTS.


Stuart Robson and his company In The
Meddler' and Two Rogues and a
Romance will constitute the theatrical
novelty at the Seattle theeter Friday ana
Saturday evenings OF this week
This eminent comedian has been meet
ing with pronounced success in the pre-
sen.ation of THE Meddler." which Is the
name OF his new American comedy from
the pen OF Augustus Thomas. Mr.. Rob
son has contributed many quaint and care
fully drawn stage p0rtrastures 10 Amer
ica's gallery OF dramatic ART. but II seems
to be the concensGs of dramatic opinion.
as well as tina; OF the playing public. that
in presenting The Meddler'' 10 his myriad
OF admirers. he has reached the acme OF
his career, On the other hand. much OF
the acclaim which is being accorded MIN
on the present tour. is undo ,btedly 10 Ire
attributed 10 the emphatiCaily notable
company OF ladies and gentlemen who
have been called - his support In The
Mediier" presentations enyirnning as Il
does. some OF the best actors 10 be found
In the ranks Of the dramatic profession
Of the present time. Proof for the above
assertion Is found in The names submitted.
where We notice Frank e Hangs Harold
Russell. Edwin Holt Willard Curtis, Mrs
Stuart Robson. Gertrude Perry Ida VAN
Cortland Mabel Strickland and Marie
Burroughs
Mare Burroughs IL no stranger 10 local
;heatergoers: sire is an actress OF marked
ability. and most beautiful personality.
Frank G. Bangs ss another name for
theatrical a:0ErapnSTs 10 csG tire with
Mr. Eangs H. an actor ~ the ola sch sol
and has appeared I'm almost every town
end city ~ Importance In these United
States. with famous ORGANIC atoms os the
Pee. rosahly the Booth and Barrett com
rany during the last tours made by those
larertsd PLAYERS az ecsiai stars.
The Meadler" Is said 81 ne an Ar1eTi-
can comedy which sngeaeers lr,itess
laughter; 'ais could hardly he otherwise
ir the bands 90 such M eminent Iegttt-
mate comedian e< Stg7si Robson has
proven himself curing Nis fnrty years be-
fore :hN American public.
Mr. Robson VIII undoubtedly 10 greet
ed hy The Gsusi brilliant ana fashionable
audience always n ha found where his
name Is enDounced HIS v'sits are always
considered events in the thestr4cal eaten
Is. AMI TIE fact that his rressu. aesiss-
ing company contains many notable
piavers. VIII undoubtedly srcsrtsia:n ths
desire - his admirers - see him in his
rev play The sale ~ seats VII com
Tlsnce this morning.
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HONOLULU WELCOMES TRADE.
Newspapers There Predict Great
Future for Line 10 seattle.

Sewspape-s a Honolulu wsicome the Sc
ait-e Hon0.ulu me and predict that
large amount Of sugar VIII De diverted
from San Francisco - Ibis port Tie Ga
zette, under prominent heading, says.
Passenger Agen. Mefs41a!s. Of the Brit
gssi4eacc o! Or George HefAsrs On Ala
kea street. /; will be remembered tina.
he suffered severe INJURY during tie
trip of shs Gar2n.e. il HhicA he arrived
AZ a passenger sAs- Tue@~ay. Sincs his
arrival IL Eas been learned ;ha. The mag
nisG3e OF tie opera ems o. ne NV Seat
tse-Uenolssr Gre-s Hi!l Be quite N keeping
with the big traffic that VIII spTirg ap
between Hawai- and Puget S3und when
assured. Ard t1is is what the Frank Wa
feraouse. Limited. 50 going 10 To.
After Mag !. Il Is reported. Hilo canno.
aore 70 ee even a way port for the British :
American .inerS un.ess sns bestsrs herse.f
She mus; not only provide a seu9aad f1r
general :fsl ychaEGlSe ard feed stafs frs NJ
the sound country. bus also Furnish sugar
or bananas back. THIS Honolulu can do
and a Gyge amour, &C the sugar from
Northern route. In Other words. Via The
BF.Gsh American freisaters 10 Seattle
thence overland - New York
''W1sn the United States shipping laws
"a ir4o effect next year al the British b9.-
teU,g row chartered by the Hritisn-ADsr-
can Iin@ VII sc ie7.2eei by american
bottoms. This reans that they are here
g "a aud s~e feasCu fEst hey are US
Ing British hot;cms AZ present i thar the
TRAN The operation of American Nesse,s
and that avtsrS CT British vessels can
he made for less money than the charters
Of Amer vessels
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ALLEGED JURY DRIBER.
John r.. F0y, of Hoston, Wanted ny
the Police ~ serious Charge.

warrant was fssasj late yesterday
afternoon hy tho Prosecuting attorneys Of
nee for the arrest Of John u. Fey on \
charge Of hrthefa sfad Sorfuptlug fu o..
The alleged offenSe WAS committed at Bas-
toll. and asitsstSh Fey has hrea In the
city for some time and the offenss was
known here, the prosecuting attorney walt
ed until the requisite information neces'
sary IN extra4I;ion eases could be pro-
cured.
The circumstances are said TO he that
while one Scuiien was being tried In Pos
ton for embezxlsnseut Fey gained access
~ one Of the Jurors named NiIliken. ana
gave him money as bride. The Judge In
charge 81 the court found this out and
dismissed The jury and ordered a aew trial
OF the ease.
Before action could 10 brought against
foy h. tica from Bosten and came to Sc
attic. Tie has been hefe for several Danihs
and Is said to have conscFtcd with hunko
men and gamblers abont tho city part II
the tire
Up 10 "a late h8nr last night no trace
has been found ~ Fey by The palicaA
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on either side the rock would probably
have Jabhed hole In her bottom. AS ID
was she simply stuck IN the rock. The
tide was Fisirg. and i, took q r,se Of about
seven feet 10 float the steamer. which
was detained somewhat mere than three
hours. and then proceeded on her way.
The ace dent occurred only fifteen miles
south of the spot whore the Clara Nevada
met her DOOM aud the ne!ehborhood ana
associations were enough io give the pas
sengers "A diSagrseahse reminder Still
there was little or no excitement on board
Al the time she steamer struck almost
every one was in bed After the shock
the passengers turned out. but after lin
gerng awhile and finding there was M
danger they turned III again.
Capt Boninsid states that the rock was
properly bucFed. and he cannot account
for the accident except On the ground that
filaf Clements. who was at the wheel
made mistake. Capt. Braitleid says he
asked Clements specifically whether he
could cl.sr the rock and WAS answered
afGirmasiVeiy. whereupen he left the
course 10 the pilot
Capt Game and NJ kslish think the
damage - the steamer Is slight and that
not more than twenty feet az her shoe has
been Knocked on. Capt Game made AZ
ranEemepta BY vire last uight w:th the
Fsquiualt DICK and after taking or lit
tie coa. me HuSntol8; eft ahou, rng,in!rh,
~ 80 uu i've marine ways a. Esquiuest
tss.s Morning II the DANA - 20 her proves
no greater than Is now thought. sAe VII
he launched again tomorrow night sna re-
tgru here IN tina 10 take her run Friday
niSSs
IGe HaUh1Idt brought seventy passer-
gers and 80 freight; Among her paSsen-
geFs mere / II. Gray. general traffsc man
aver - TIE White Pass 4 Yukon road
J. H fulda. manager OF the Alaska. TX
plorsrlea tonlNan% at Dawson. ard As
saver ASrsten. who sceanlpa MES Mr.
Fulta. The list * her frst-cIass passcu-
gers follows.
J : MeCsalry. John Essen. Z. u. OF
reer. Robert ioHsu9 -. l.. II. GRAY Capt
Langley. \ buckingham, NJ E Van
H8ser I. Esrf}oe Ms y .sheadl~ na1
Sutherland. = - sanford Mrs II oaffl
Ms Charles. NJ r. King J H. Gsese. =
r. r'UldA. II Marssl@n r. NaAin. VI &
AathorN- T. =. Collins NJ s'ar3StF Mrs
II. /. MUuse}. William Wuehter / ls-.F-
Hth " Weather.. William Buc k3e>-
Peer n Campbell n simpson SA-m -
Merchant z : Adams J W Doa~on l..
r West Jeilrna JerEess. Mrs - Peter
son. Ms \. A Frsee Mrs. l. .. Palmer
Mr. ana Mrs. W Reese.
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INTENSE SUFFERING
FROM DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLE.
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.
New Discovery. hut Not n Patent
Medicine.

Or Redweil relates an interesting &c
count % what he considers remarkable
cure Of acute stomach trouble and chronic
dyspepsia ~ the use NJ the new discovery.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
He SAYS. -Tne patient was q man Who
had suffered. 10 ms knowledge for years
with dyspepsia Everything he ate seemed
to sour and create gases tn the stomach .
he had pains like rheumatism ia tas hack
shoulder blades and limits. fuilness and
distress after eating. poor appetite ana
loss of flesh. the heart became affected.
causing paipftation ans. siecplessfess AT
night.
save hin powerful nerve ,onfcs ana
blood remedies, bu. 81 ne purpose. A an
experiment I finally bought afty-cent
package ~ Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets AZ
q drug store ard gave them To hiF1. Al
most Immediate relief was given and after
he had used four boxes ne was ~ all
appearances fully CURED.
n tsrv Vas no fncre aciaiTy or sour wal
cry rfSings 10 f.toaJtuE after meas the
appetite was vigorous and re has gained
hsgwesu % ard e pounds IN weight ~
solid healthy flesh
= Fl s4 p : "a = : DNsp% fsta TsAsets are
n fver1ise5 ard sold ~ drug stores yet
conSi1eT them q most valuable addition
so afy ~ SC ans lime of reynssiies a. they
are perfectly harmless and can be- given
80 children or in*asias ~ = any condition
af tne stcrrach VITA perfect safety being
harmless ard containing nothing olst fruit
snd vegetable essences. pure Eegssn and
.fy,i rer sly question .ss%v are the SAT
est most effective cure sor indigestion
hllsalSnsss c1TsNfi ga '5o4 afG ala eiwrange
nsentz 81 the steslsch. however slight or
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made Sy
the r 4 Stuasf Ce q Marshall Mich
a-A are sold hV druggists everywhere az
afty cents per package
Little book On stomach diseases mailed
f~ee aa4ress. +. A START Co, Marshall.
Mich
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HUMBOLDT STRIKES 4 ROCK.
RVS ON A REEF WHILE COMING
FROM skACWAY.
FIoateA by Rising Tide After .
Few Hesrs' Desentien - Near
scene Of Clara Nsvaaa's Wreck.

just nor some evil sprste appears to
hover over tn< course ef The Alaska
steamers and lure them on treaeheresss
rocks. Hardly had ins news q ias Ci.y
OF Torekzs disaster ard the Santa Cruz
E1raping her HoiEcTa n WraGges nsrrnEs
grown coii when the Humboldt arrived
last night after a snarveiogsly narrow
esca Pc
Shortly after midnight Of last Fr.9ay
she struck Vanderbilt reef. narrow isdSe
about fifty miles SOUTH 81 Skasway, which
pert she had left a, s 8.eiocs that even
irg. she was proceeding well on her way.
WITH Gne weather. when suddenly she
bumped The reef violently head On. knock
ing &C tha from. part az the shoe thai
protects the keel II the vessel had struck
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Etwar. Herxes. q prnsyscssr. shot oA
the TOP % his head in Asitn Arrzl IL /. IS
supposed taat his n1irt WAS temporarily
d%rsnxe5 M q resui. % ha-ashlps IN get
ing taso Alaska ever the a1-Canasian
route and family troubles
Hensel left Sioux City. Ia. lass year, and
starred for Dawson with large outf. over
TIE Stlcke@n river sraii. After working
al year he Traiy reaShei Atsir. bSf ne
had been &C long on the iran that his cut
~ Was nearly used Up. He sen. word 70
Sioux City to bis mother 20 send him ar
other outss
Mrs Hsnse. ard a younger son secured
az outfit ard wen; 10 Skagway. She sent
word 70 Edward shsr she was there. nGs
NJ w&s seag IN reaching SkagwAy- He
arrived 0n she Say his mother was 70
leave on her return 30 the safes After
going back 70 A:iin second time H-asel
became sesPSnde1t. and this. courie3 with
MS terrible suffering en- the Stsekesn trail
las year. IS Supposed 20 aave de-a1ged
his mind
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MRS. TYLER CLAIMS DAMAGES.
Sues y. a. r. Il r. Co. for AlIeg cd
breach of Contract.

Mrs. Eivira {. Tyler yesterday fls,i suit
In the superior conrf fer 81 ss damages
against the <esth American Transports~
lion 4 Trading Company she slegsss tha,
she took passage frcTn Seattle for Dawson
by the f~ounNn*s steamers 81 JaEy. 1885,.
but WAS taken no farther mp tAe rives than
Errt Yukon and was g-tznpsilsss te nlsa he
her way 10 the klau.llke at her oSn cx-
pense
Fly reAsns 81 haruships suffered af Fort
YAK ~ ane on he trip sroas THAI place "a
I@N son Mrs. TYLER says Der health was
eeri asi- Affected and that after reaching
raW she VA for ten weeks III in bed
AMI - = great expense for nursing ard
ned nj at1tfstarce.
Sha alleges that hv these expenses ard
TIE Vaics Il Sine necessarily host through
her ~ ez~ sAe vas damaged in sAs sum
SIDE for
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ptsrprcr ATTORNEY oAY RETURNS
Hack From n visit 10 Washington
on anicfnl Businvss.

Frnftea States pts,rtet Atfo~Usy " X
Cav returned Monday ngnf from Nash %
spg-rs, where he ha@ hseu cp IT .af h1~t~
ness 81, reports having haA &n ~ q shie
frft fIa SPENT eight DAYS IN WssAlnksan.
" hgry he was called 20 con=uIt ~atA II" =
ss-s.,~ 4Srsa trfssfst ant fhe attorney gen
.~sl IN rassssl - she 3rfsI Z important --aF
eminent land eases sQtn to ne tTts3 teieTe
shs Fsrt,ss1 STATS retsft Is T&-tsT7A
ppRr ~ t~~ rarttss Mr. Gay vas Tos-
afiv entertained and treated with @v-
nv courtesy bS INA oftst sails whom ne me-
taa h3~ wzv hack 81 SsaJt<s Be VESTED IS
ol.s As.rqs Sc Missouri At hrouShs - lbs
eftv rs daughter wSA has Been Attending
ssasf egs@ several. vearS ia ira STATE
Al GAYS sfaV ta seattle ~Ss sGoyt -
~ lefs ~ Sgsak4Fe yesterday. wsers Ne
NIL altered up1n TIE tetted states e@~f'
,4sS IN seesssar ~ taAs CIV
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rAaMER.s WIFE GOES INSANE.
Henrietta Void, Of Issaqunh. Crane1
ny Financial Trouble.

Henrietta Weld. 20 years 81 aEe. was
committed 10 ths snsans. asylum yesterday
hy Judge Moore % sAe superior court.
Nes Void Is this wife ~ J.. A. Woij, who
formerly owned large aop fans near
ls3ausaah W0td lost the place ny fore
closure cf a rnor.E gage several years ago
ard has slnsr suffered other fran -s3l -
verses Il IS supposed sAat bis w};es in
sanits Is the result ~ woEry ever her nus
hands NaeinsSS affairs.
Mrs Wells Insanity Is ~ a rather vio~
fent type SHE had threatenoi % xii hsT-
SAT- and her children aad az one EiEns at
tss,,,ps@A su!elks.. bv eirawnlnS waile her
,Fiat was in presFess yesterday sne made
a s,tfsien attempt 70 strike the deputy saer,
IN who had hsr ga charge. ard WAS Galy
prevented With difficulty.
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Capt. Lewis Tells Of the bright Side
of Life Inside Its Walls.

Capt. Iohn ". Lewis. veteran - the
cls.. var who Sas gained for himself a
vide reputation as 4 lecture talked 10
the pupils II the high seaocl Monday az
iernoan His subject was Libby prison.
ard ne ted IN al interesting manner his
personal experience as prisoner there.
He dwe,t particularly upon The fact that
there was iiSh, as wen as dark side 10
life wila.n the walls CT the insE.tuu =. and
told many amusing accidents that came
uider his personal observat on.
Capt Lewis VIII repeat hss lecture before
leaving Seattle. He is making a tour %
the country delivering IL before schools.
churches and other similar organizations.
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TaNa kellx arrested Nvn.i@4y rlRaf "A
a s,~a~za isF .}8%ertertS gay4uE-. srTSats4 a
.eavA s., sNe g4si$Ce cosfvt Yesterday Af'eF~
1sssf,n WNca Ae was Nnss 81 arr ISIS
81 Frsrv tvafsn sa~ remarked t'Af - - sssl
s,at raw Is. The f13Es ts'ta tsrs. IA -
us.,r.1a have "a e. 90 sau aHA keGy sa@3
w. ~qnsass4 rcs ac ihas es1ser is~ Syew
ss.elsfeFesias sud &c tN0s f78r p2ice7ssn 20
.,An hf.n back - tAe sAs} When arrested
N~ssAav ntwet Kelly to}8 'ae Fss}seanr a.
= fs.s arrest ~ = ~ fsaf 20 ~cssa3 have ns1S
discharged syoTa the tancs-
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and severely injured. Three Of his ribs
We're broken. he says. aud he was other
wise bruised and injured.
Notwithstanding. this fact he alleges. he
MAS allowed BY tho cosupany's employees 10
lie hy the side Of the rack for two hours.
uutf rassersby took pity on him and OBJ
tanned medical asG He believes his In
suries will be permanent and asks daaa~
ges accordingly on the ground that tha
company is responsible for ;he accident
through lis alleged failure 10 properly
guard the crossing
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DAMAGES ron ans. LAURIE.
Jury Gives Verdict Tor St.Ss- 80
Against the city Of ballard.

In the suit ~ Mrs Laura NJ Laurie
against she eify ~ Ballard tn re~s1ves siS.-
on famages orr axfsoWnt - sitvwesa pegson-
al lniarle= s turs IN Ilfxe EeF snfs soaSt
Yesterday drought ir e verdict in faver ~
the uiatatSf for s. .sS7sa Tte trial ~ ths,
esse WIS bitterly contested ard lasted four
eaNe
NJ laurie STEPPED tAr7igh Aosc "a r
si4eW .ik ard Sas>f she city sEc@ TX thaf
T. she 6ufv 40 thc CITY - kr~r tse
sfteef.A ta rcpagr TTe csgy'S defense
Wa -. I. hAH nn hnaNlrlee ~ to iefact.
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- s.--..vtsa.re wssN 80 rtsa 'eri Tai sc
IN ~ the lest meeting = tAA Alaska
~tNss,,shsss Association. - held sAe M=xt
r,.assgErr - fA&s f-a.sr a. Vancouver Il C
a ns-s,nr~ 81 tAe members dSs&fte3
ar~.asS fnp SotsS3 yesterday sgsaTfsszg
es.,ssg.x sNefY J =. S'srTesI ssess5.aF q tas
Ysaesa. Coast g~sasn rsny. and & N NetSie-
ssv re -.r}s-S.- s.~~eta~w
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Receiver for smart & 10.

Judge Noesre of .hs Superior cp8r; yes.
tsrsay appointed 4. q 3array rssc"iVer y
Snsarf 4 GO. \ corporation. IN Nult
b,,ouSht Isx NJ =, gtYforf - recover sgsS e
for the rant ~ sicaHl 0>i}sr ard eng' -.
Ttns HORT alleges tAat she corporation Is m
solvent and teaf "a reEe&yeT - NECESSARY
in order "a nTnfe~0 creditors Tire -
s.t.sver'~ bond WAS fxci ~ See, The Be-
feE;.sant conpanY - a csonts acting c5Tcsru-