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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-14
Sin concentrates

Reproducimos q continuation una carta fecha-
da en- Ponce que public6 ell s'New York
Tines de 8 del oorriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-14
RemitidO.

Copias de las cartas cruzadas en- Ia ;Ceiba
entire varlos specisbles oaba leros, con motive
de la discussion sostenida en- este periodico sobre
recientes successes en- aquel Poblado.
Sehor Don Juan D.. Medina Ceiba
8 Ootubre 1899.
May Sr nuestro.
Entersdos de su tercer remitido inserto en-
LA CORRESPONDENCE ne 1902 haoemos pro.
eente 4 I'd que 81 bien segu,mos oreyendo que,
estamos en- 10 firme On la Interpretation que
dimos & los suoesos pasados en- este poblado,
deolarsmos bsjo nuestrs palabra de honor, que
jamas tuvimos Ia intenoi6n de offender en- 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-14

ri alcalde del Dorado ha dado % in.
forme sobre IN eecrito d. don Braulio Due6o
reolamando contra 81 Ayuntamiento de aqael
pueblo.
FL Tribunal de Distrito de Areoibo
hs remitido & la secretarfs Civil una que1s del
Juex de Utuado contra ell depositario municipal
de Ia locslidsd.
Ha sido denuncisdo en- Arecibo por
allsnamiento de morada, y a~tropello de obrs,
Francisco Girsu.
Tn matrimonio extranjeros sin hijos
desea alquilar por meses una casa pequeis 6
altos Independence amueblados 6 sin muebles.
Dirigirse por escrito 4 J. r. en- esta o6oina.
-. En- Leipzig ha sido detenido IN rico
comeroiante que sseguraba haber heoho varios
viajes, con objeto de asesinar al rey de Sajonis,
y afadfa que SD pensamiento era matar . todos
los foberanos alemanes.
En- Msyaguez 90 ha %propuesto la Jun
ia local de instruction, en- Ia forma sigaiente:
Presidente, el alcalde; ~oonoejal Antonio Anil
y los seiiores don Mariana Riera, Palmer, don
Fracisco s. L,foret , don Santiago Def;l6,
vocales. En- Rio Piedras ell alcalde Sr. Aoosta
%oonoeja al on Felix Monolova y Jos senores don
Joaquin L.. Soils, dor Jose A Ramirez y don
Jose Jansr. ~vocales. En- Yauco: Presidents:
doctor Gastambide; CONCEAL Dario Franceschi
y voosles: don Manuel Pssa1ell, don jose M "
Gate'l y den Leopoldo Porrats. Agusdilla:
presidente don Adriaa eel Vale, CONCEAL Julio
0. Abril y vocales don Jos6 G Lopez y don
Julio Rogue, Secrets rio don Federico Esteves.
Antes de nombrsr los %selores que oomponen
estss Juntas. SO abrirA una information sobre
las condolences legales de csda una de sus inii
viduos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-14
MEJ)R VIN0,ssssas" :s f Cue

Gonzalez y Perez. Plaza de Alfonso XII.
Unicos importsdores F. Font y hermano,
Tanca esquina Fcrtalexa. Ventas al per mayor
y detail.
Una ouarterola de 100 litros .... 1913 90
ina dooena do bote as........ >, 3 90
Cua uOtell3 ............... :, -, 81
San Juan r. Octubre 6 1899
N 9O-4 +. Font Hermono
- Todos los baja de Duks.a Sc encuen.
tran aun en- Marrakesh. & pesar de haber trans
ourrido mas de mes y medic desde quo con no
two de la Paseua del Mulvd fueron g presen
tar los regalos lie oostumbre. despnes de es-
pullman y sgotar los pooos reoursos de sus i'd
ministradores, adquiridos durante IN ano en-
penosas faenas agrfcola
TN soldado americana agredio aver
tarde a tn compa1ero licenoiado puertorrique.
no, oausandole una herida en- la cabezs. La
policfa condujo al sgresor al Quartet de Balla-
ia = al agredido a a sala de sooorros, donde
SO le asisti6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Yauco ha acor.
dado ell osse del CONCEAL don Juan Leon Mi
lin, como miembro de la corporation.
y Eu Mayagiez tratose de sgredir a
vsrios individuos de los que prestaban ell servi
agresores son Antiques habitantes de aquel
edifoio.
Sc S0LICITA n Ds' d Rssss's as; e t%s.i 8:
ingl6s, . osmbio de habitacion en- una casa par.
tiou!ar de familia. Dirigirse a Teacher. Apar.
tado de correos n o So. San Juan.
N-A-3-3
-" La empress. Leici5ab..a darA m.na
ma domingo en- el matinee dos gran les exitos:
<Ei Monaguillo. y 8 Gh! a Ia Plaza. con pre-
cios fabulosos, cast de balde.
-. Siguen Cbteniendo buena demanda
los cueros en- Mayaguez: Sc GOTHAM . $l4 los
salsdos y a S II los dul,ss.
Para ls P.anta El6otrioa de MAYA.
giles sc ha pedido por cable un cargamento de
carbon,
-. Los Concejales del Ayuutamiento de
do & la Secretarfa Civil preguntando que 81
habiendo sido admitida Ia renunois del Alcalde
puede este oonourrir & la tesi6n en- que eli A, I'm.
tsmiento ha de nombrar sustituto.
-. Sc ha transcrito al General Davis IN
kilograms del alcalde de Ponce solioitAndo re-
soluoi6n a la %petioi6n de ~solicitud para contra
tar IN empr6stito por 80 600 dollars.
81 solicita una casa en- buen sitio,
y de buenas condolences, con espacio para una
fsmilia pequens. Dirigirae por escrito 8 B. E.
CORRESPONDENCE al
De ordeu de la Corte de D~istrito de
Humaoao, ha ingresado en- Ia Carcel de San
Juan, Euolides Lebron, . disposition de Ia
Corte de San Juan , de orden de esta y a gu
disposition. Francisco DAvila y Juan Rivera.
Tomas Fargas ha sido multado cor
10 dollars, por vender oarne de oerdo en- ma
estado.
-. Ell vspor Cesar, carbonero de esta
dion en- ell puerto de ests Capital. se hs ARR
mado al muelle del <Arsenal, y estk ech.ndc
en- TERRA su oargamento. Terminals la opera
cion Sc trasladara a St. Thomas, donde limpia
rs sus fondos. -
-" Sc ha lido lioenoia para ell use
de armas, & don Acisolo Sabira y q don Feli1
oaulf, vsoinos d. Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-14
=. Con feoha s de oetubre public6 ID
ltcaldfa municipal de 10 Habana 81 sigaiente

Con fecha s de Ootnbre public6 ID
Acadia municipal de 10 HAbana 81 eiguiente
Bando.
lie Queda prohibido, en- 81 tetmino mum
Opal de Ia Habans, ena rbolar 8 despleg gar ban
deras espa1oias en- ell exterior de los ~edi6cios,
en- los ~teatros. paseos, calles 8 cualquier otro
lugar en- donde Sc reuna 81 publico, dejando.a
salvo 81 deTecho que para ell uso de la bandera
de 90 naoi6n corresponds al senior Consul de
Espahs.
2o Los que infrinjan esta disposition in
urrirAn en- multa de dies pesos , en- case de
reincidencia seran entregados 8 los Tribunales
de Justicia por desobediencia q las ordenes de
Ia Autoridad.
- Frente a lac o6cinss de se1ores So.
brinos de Ezquiaga detuvo aver la policfs, por
escAndalo, s una mujer llsmada Pillar Avll6s.
- Va que en- Ia aotualidad los gremios
anexos & Ia industria tabaoalera de la Habans,
impugnan Ia Introduction libre de nuestra "a.
ma en- aquella Isls hermann, podemos presen.
tar como modelo de nuestro tsbaco y elabora.
cion, los famosos c;garri1los maroa <Toro> que
oer su esquisita aroma, bnen sabor y excelen'
to elaboration, son los oigarril'os de mas con-
sumo en- la Isia. Los sehores Toro y &c de
Ponce son sus fabricantes.
RELACl0N De SlMIESTR0S -Psgados en- esta Is
Ia por Ia muy respectable y bien acreditada Com
pahfa de Szguros Ell Sol,, de Canada, a los
benefciados sin difloultades nj obstaoulos, de
as polizas siguientes:
Feliciano Carbis en- San Juan S 5000
alginfo Lopes Cachada, San
Juan . 5000
Manuel Herpaiz Vidal, C4rolina { 4 900
Francisco Mendez, Caguas 2 600
Antonio Gosrch, idem { 5000
Ramon Burgueras, San Lorsnzo { 1000
Manuel Il Lopez, Yabucoa $50
| Pedro Sanches, Comerfo 5000
Evaristo Gasrdiola, Msnatf { 5000
Arohivald Wilson, Aveoibo 5000
jose Padilla Mercado, i'd. 5000
Emetsrio Hernandez, i'd. LOCO
Auador A ooba, Utuado 1850
Jose La O Perez, i'd. 1900
Eduardo Acevedo, Lares { 1000
Saturnino Arana. i'd, POLKA cal
dada. $50
Ju ia Gilbbee viuda de Cortada,
Ponce 1000
Vicente Cortoda, Ponce contra
.p6Hzo i~nterina, por .taHecer an
tes de Megar la p6lizo defnitiva { 1900
Franchises Gomila Arans, Lares & 1000
Vicente Gonzales, San Juan & 1000
Leopoldo Cereoedo, i'd. 2. 900
Antonio Trias, Ponce 1900
Tomas A. Dodd, Ponce <10. 900
Francisco FernAndes Vlllamil,
Rio Piedras ( 5000
Juan Lopez Colon, Jaaua- Diaz 6 5000
T.. B. Muller, Ponce { 5000
Juan Vaamonde, Fajardo { 5000
T. B. Muller, Ponce { 5000
Josefa @. de Olivieri, Jaans- Diaz< $500
D. Bosoaua, Agass Bnenas & 5000
G.. L. Lafsye, GALES 1000
Manuel Vald6s, Bayam6n = 1000
Emilio Soto Hernandez, Arecibo SIS, $50
Jaime Vils, San Lorenzo { 5000
i'd. id. { 5000
Santiago Orsini, Ponce <4e,ooC
Osvaldo Alfonso, Utuado ( 5000
Sebastian Munoz, Arecibo { 1000
Buenav. Mors, Juana-Diaz < 5000
Mariana F. Molina, Ponce & 5000
Stikeen River journal., 1899-09-16
A Route For Tourists,

The most enjoyable trip that can be underntaken and one that has about it just enough of the element of danger to make it interesting is to boat down With a good boat and four or. five men in the party there can be no trip under taken that will afford quite so much in- terest and excitement.
 Any one who is at all interested in the study of the country will lind this node of travelling superior to the steamers. There are the Thirty mile river White Horse, Five Fingers and Rink Rapids to be run. and out of these the party will get all the excitement they want. With d good boat and cool heads to guide it. there is no danger The party can tie up to the banks every night if they want to. and have all the opportunity of exploring the country by day The study of the topography of the land along the Yukon is one full of interest. There are stretches of terraced banks. especially along Five Finger rapids that look Il, if they had been made by the slllllfaI hands of d giant gardener. so evenly and uniform- ly do they appear. In and abont the Five Finger rapids the geologist will find mateaial and facts in nature that will give him matter for all interesting book. It is all sandstone formation. rock into fantastic forms that please the mind of the voyager.
 The old river is continually wearing and grinding away, changing its course and embedding the old with sand and
 t. h'tiiS There
Stikeen River journal., 1899-09-16
A CALL TO THE
 CITIZENS ,! [: ]
O. The DiSfriCt
 Or Alaska

At d meetin" of citizens held on Monday evening", September |, for the purpose of choosing delegates to the Alaska ConNea- ton, it Was q naidel to caII Ia Ulass uretin" of all citizens of Fort N W.Hn@el and vicinity to mert :t the Fort Wrua@el Hotel 0a Mon day eye! in@ September llth. Then and thcr" to choose there delegates to the convention of citizens of Alaska. to meet u Juneau. Alaska, onAhn 9th day October lslt.
 In answer 10 the above call d mass meeting of citizens Vas held on Monday evening last at which ther" Was a large attend amca of representative citizens. j. (. CuIlbralth Wd, eicctnl chairman and r. x. Whitney was elected secretary. There Were many strong speeches against the present system of govern ment and against the mode of administering the laws at pres cnt in force in the territory. Ii was decided 10 elect thrsn dai cgates by ballot ;ud tAp follow ing persons proNel to be 1a choice of the meeting: Capt T. A. Wilson, Col. R. D. Crittende and P. C. McCormick. They arA all representative citizens and in favor of "Home Rule" for Alaska Our citizens may look forwarl with certainty to their fulfllinr the trust in a manner credible To Fort Wr9ngel in particular and Alaska in general.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-09-16
WITHOUT MONEY
 0R GRUB Returning K!ondikers Report Many People Pcnniless But Little Effort Being Made to Relieve the situation. Jack Wade Creek Showing
 tp We'll
rom the SgagnaN News:

From the SgaguaN News:
 "Wednesday night : train brought in a numb r of Nlo1dikers and ab)ut ?-,J.- O0o in dust. Miss Cad Wilson. u vaiie- ty actre--, WaS u nong the number who returacd wita heavily lad n sacks. Most of those returning had been six days on the rol from Dawson. ManN ot them secured Il 'elubbinr rate of soo for fare from Dawson to Bennett.
 From conversation with many of those rctnrning.it is evident hat in spite of ta' fact that thousands of ali but destitute DaWsoni1as had gone down thc river. there would still re- main abont 5000 ncu who were out of employment and have lttle or nothing in the va, of provisions OF money. Nothing Il, yet has been done To get these mon out of the country The (. work their way ap on every one of their steamers leaving Dawson. .As half that many would bc sufficient to do all the WorI. il show, u disposition on the part of the C. D. Company to re- leive the situation as mach Il, possible.
 Jack Wade Creek i, showing up very well. These ncw di@gings are on tn, American side near Forty milc. <. L.. Dennis. one of the l[londik"rs to come out attcr fifteen months iH the luterior- has property on Jack Wade which he thinks gives promise of turning out well. To Il News representative he showed Il small sack containing about ). ounces of gold from that new dis trict. It is worn smooth and contain, no quartz. There Is no gold like it on the Yukon, and it assays Sl9.25.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-09-16
Two Residents Pass Away.
I ,Ot TVwpenp tha head of thn

Lot Tyweene, the head of the Lot family and the last of the Shustaach tribe of indians, died on Saturday last at the old fami- ly home in Wrangel. Death came peaceably and as the result oi old age. The remains were laid away at rest on Wednesday last in the old family burying ground on Shustaach point, south of the town. Deceased was in the nei- ghborhood of 6o years of age.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-09-16
Staple and Fancy Groceries. Duncan MCkinnOn.
A SEIZURE Diamonds Valued At $50, ,OOO Seized By Customs Of ficia.S.


 The AlaSha Minc r Oi Juneau gives the following account of u diamond seizure:
 Captain $. BonnitieId of thc steamer Humboldt brought down from SkaguaN some interesting news regarding thr arrest at that place of fouW of the most noted Smugglers who have eyer opera ted on the American continent. One named Hess is a German and the other thrc. Gillman, Hat aml McCielIand are English
 Their mode of operating was most cieVerIv devised and would undoubtedly have been q success were if not that the authorities for some weeks past were on the watch. being notified Ot t,eir opp erationS in the Sound by Collector Huestis of Port Townsend.
 Cameras and >nap-snot Iodall~ are such necessary things in thr outfit of the average AIa>Eau tourist that no one here. not even the lNnX-eyel customs officials. would suspect them nf use for other than @ snap at some Chief Johnson. Taku brave or the oId church. However. sometimes, things are not what they seem 50 thought the SiiuguaN officials when the German English quar- tette with their four up-to-date kodaks landed fram the steamer Tees.
 cirappearance tailed so we'll With the descri ptiOn sent out by the officials at Port Townsend that they were immediately ar- rested on a warrant charging them with smuggling jeWelry, diamonds and other goods into the United States.
 Their detection and arrest was due to the WatchfulneSS of Capt. w. F. Thomas formerly inspector at Juneau.
 Upon examination it was found that each of the supposed camer- as were "blinds" leather bound boxes, containing altogether about S3O, GOO worth of jeWelry, mostl y unset diamonds.
 Judge Sehlbrede placed them under S3, GOO bonds each. The judge later allowed them to stay at hotel on ther agreeing to pay special watchman to take care of them.
 The crime is punishable by a fine of from S1, ,ooO to $, ,0Oo and Imprisonment not to exceed two years.
 It was the intion of the snug glers to sell the diamonds to re- turning klOndikers from whom they expected to reap rich har vest. They doubtless now think " honesty is the best policy.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-09-16

We regret to announce the sad death of young native girl who has for some years made her home with the family of Rufus Sylvester in this city. She died on Tuesday evening last at the family residence. The interment took place on Thursday,
Stikeen River journal., 1899-09-16
Church Announcement.

A popular service of song will be held evening. September l7th at the Presbyterian church. Come and sing with us and enjoy the music.
 H. P. CORSER,
 Pastor.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-09-16

is an impcrceptable but mighty change gonig on all the time. By and by the Five Fingers which jut out of the riv- CTS bed and give the rapids theI name to day. will be cut away. The old river has in the dim and distant past had other channels than the one it now uses. Some day it will have for itself yet another. fol. it is ever carving and cutting away with relentless force in the soft sandstone.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
~ the seattle Thenter

ia''s Gt&a's cheap company 81 oge-a
So ger. comedy 9iay"rs OF whatever he
T'easF$ 60 des grat@ thew. -pe7...5 an an
EeE"uert tH w arg az f1~ = qf. p r-a-
a'er iast wight Tlaav w"-e strong enough
--4 numbers u'.t wo~fd!ly lacking ia ,rGsi-
'@- et:efs N@itncr vas there co7u:.er-
-stH a. in }"a'1. haaHty ~ sr3re. v.th tl1.
pe~el 10 = egfi'0 - I@r.s~ VI go. vv59
p'@"c e. IT." .F"'-y crow prince o: sam
49, hal rather sweet hi pres1 ,.,t.
49, 9e!art. A'nHie 1,su,Yse;, ep3 Re~tta
t''.v l.. f7~.r respective vf~A. .;far-s
&.tP fas-r4 20 arose atty erthu~f~s,i,
Ii .Cesa-iaa. E2,,"~t LIT - me ~.es,.
- SIAN NaS giwst me !s45trx -a~t ffe
~ a!eFstiT had seen a photoura ~ = -
!" 81 = piff. ans f1}aEiHel htussts
>'1ny man ~ the sansh strip mn, 49,
O. az Vo-re - seet.~e. ms s1rvesz was -.
! 'f.es1.@ $faH.-Y Es' p di@ taa rs-~
~-.y at - = 73@ degree = sat.sta-strrs as
kr~-~r = t-.s Sa~~e5 elephant assn. y. -.
"A 's~.c ta- a4ii.a %'s= rot srguafiv So
s7~~a1.ft f'T 4t,e0 .Frts st re ~e7ftra
eF'sr sr, 14re any very <raat ex-,.o.
tAt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07

Car No. Is Of the Western avenue line,
running between Seattle and Ballard was
held Up Icy two masked men at the foot IF
Mercer street las; night about Il 20 o'clock
Eight or nine passengers were robbed, ana
the highwaymen secured $50 in cash. six or
seven watches and some small iewelry.
The car was coming from Ballard TO SCI
attic ~ the time OF the robbery. 1t left
Ballard al II O'Clock. A. the foot Of Mer-
Ger street the double track which nuns from
there 10 the city commences. and az the car
approached the switch ii slowed up. As il
did so a masked man jumped on each end
OF the car, the man who Jumped on the
rear entering the door
"Everyla held up your hands" he satd
In tone that boded Ill for the one who
disobeyed the command. At the same time
the highwayulen displayed an ugly look
Ing gun, and simultaneously every hand In
the car went up.
The man who jumped on the front end OF
the car had by this time entered the front
door, bringing with him MotorInaa Van
dercook. He stood sentinel. while the man
who gave the command 10 the passengers
10 hold Up their hands. went through their
pockets.
One Of the victims. end possibly the
heaviest loser. Was II W Mari, OF the
Stewart & Holmes Drug COMPANY He lest
a valuable sold watch. a gold chain a
charm valued n So and 1855 IN money
Another passenger named p. Howard lost
a gold watch, bur s. In money that he had
IN his pocket remained untouched
Walter He,ning, another passenger. pull
90 ~ %
dropped /, down IN his umbrella the moment
the masked man entered The rear door In
this way he saved il, His money only A
small sum. was taken.
Another passenger whose name could not
be learned. had check for $3.50 which the
bandits overlooked Mari and Howard. who
reported The robbery 20 The police. estimate
that all together about six watches were
taken. a majority Of which were gold
watches.
Conductor Ferguson lost about s. in
change. There were 10 women Oh he car
Bur two OF the victims reported their
losses last niEht, ani n clli list Il article
stolen could not he obtained Mari ana
Howard stated that not ne slightest siqt-
ancc was offered The highwaymon.
Only twice during the scar hing process
DID the highwayusen sneak The man who
went through the passengers pockets etac-
ulstcd once. -. It's coming light." At
another tine the uoforran asked The rob
her who stood ssnt!nei. II 10 could go az.
on the front PLATFORM and st his brake, lie
was given permi sion Ia ~ 50.
After everyone had tegn searched the
,wo robbers left 'hetr Victims. ore leaving
bv each loor They DISAPPEARED in to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
Gen. Miles Found Finer Fortihoa-
lions Than Expected.
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
Chief of the Army Left in the After
noon for Tacoma, and Will Go
Southwark, Inspecting Govern
ment Works az He Travels
He Has seen I'm Washington

Cen Nelson a. Miles left Seattle yester-
day afternoon for Tacoma, where be Will
make "a brief stay before proceeding To
san Francisco 1t IL his intention 20
stop on n Portland and inspect govern
n4ent WoVhg In Oregon
From San Francisco he viii go south
ward making frequent inspections. Then
he will proceed East through the south
ern part Of the United States.
Accompanied by Capt. Meck!or and Eu-
gene Leddy, the general made a visit 10
the Notifications At the entrance Of Puget
sound, returning To Seattle early Sund1 y
morning lie expressed himself as sur
priced and pleased at The country. and
especially the splendid land defeuses that
have been constructed at Point Wilson,
MAFropstone point and Admiralty head
+ H. stated on good authority that the
gensral did not expect TO find so fine IA
system of fortifcations
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07

President of the Prfnt~rs' Union
Finishes His Visit.

Samuel Il. Donnelly. president Of the
typographical union. who has bsen In
Seattle several days on business connected
Vita TIE organization, Mil leave foe Spc-
kane this afternoon. He 10 pleased with
Seattle and Was glad % hnt everything in
his lire moving smoothly Prior TO re
turning 10 aiE home n indiauaIAoii. he VIII
visit Butte. Helena, 81 Paul and Mime
ap1ts
" sseu asked AZ 20 developments In the
trouble between tse union and The New
York san hs said The matter vas In court
aud nat Ia expected to hear any moment
OF soma definite action
Ng- toun".N Sc dne-looking. euer~
geti, man. and ia popular with members
q thu typosrap hical union
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
HI Rcf.tR TAKES CASH.
Mrs. Robert Miiirr Hohhra ny some
body W ho y new Sh. Had Nnrey

Mr. Robert Miller. who HIVES AT f41a
IoArj a%enHe, reported - the poiiee VS.
lrr~Hy taA' her resi- isnrs. naa besr rsere.f
yN . burglar Sunday night. All tAat was
taken Nts S~i which Mr. NF7ar~ kept ~ a
hsf7AH drawer
TIE vo.'re are satisfied th2t the tsirx'arv
g" as committed nv soF1Bshesiy who kuew
of Mrs Ma.ers having the money In the
h"H>e \ aoit watch. kert in the 4qgue
AitNe t y. Tie MonAv. "a not fakan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
WOMAN ACCUSED OF LARCENY.
John Max. "a Visitor. Loses $50 I'm tn
Tet,s~rfein

Margaret Champion who !vNs in the
Pacific house. was arrested ny Officer
hyrDeS last night on cognu Amt OF John
Max. 3 lals0rer employed In the Port
Flakelsv mills who accused me woman Of
T1oblnk hal Of So Max Was IN town Il,
witness the reception 81 the volunteers
ana IN th@ ereujng he went to the Tender
}aiu - r1" thr sights, with the result that
he ~ robtft
Tee champion woman is said by the po-
lice "a have been Al associate ~ Viola
AtctaH. Nhfn that queen ~ ferua,s pick
pockets So *s operating a. ~kHxNav
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
An sftrsnpte Robbery.

'ssrrEN +t.aaHv. }sEsorsr -~perief -
'hN posse yesterday ;h4t Two 7u@n at
'"4."i @t 'o rao t.r1 sandal u.g.st ~ prs.
as "'.+e south below tho coa} bu1kcr~ ia
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
H|CHNAYhEN On THE
BALLARD CAR LINZ.
Two Unknown Men Search
Seattle Passengers.
MAKE a WEALTHY HAUL.
Sixty Dollars and Some Valuable
Watches Reward Their Crime

Nine People Coming TO the City From
ed to = Sensational Hold-Up, One
Man Holding Guard With q Re-
the PeopIe-So Remittance offered
to the Bandits, Who Soon Finish
Their WOrk-gmperfect Dexcrip-
lions Hinder the Detectives.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07

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