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The Irish standard., 1899-12-16

No. 1908. Yak front kitch-
en- cupboard. Here is one of
the biggest bargains We or
anyone else ever offered.
This cupboard has an oak
front with ash ends. Height
eft. Z in: width 3 tt. 4 in;
depth Is in. Has double
wood doors below two draw
ers in center, double glass
doors above. VentilatOrs in
back. Finished in antique
with two coats of varnish.
Price, each...............$.25
The Irish standard., 1899-12-16

Send cents to pay postage now 200 page must
cal catalogue which will be sent free.
The Irish standard., 1899-12-16
Solid Hardwood
Dining Room
Chairs.
Order No. $500.

Short Post Solid Hardwood Dining
Room Chairs. Heavy scooped wood
seats, double stretchers all around.
Beaded front stretchers, legs and fine
heavy beaded spindles in back. En-
bossed head piece, brace arms. A
good heavy substantial chair; just the
one you want for service. Weight per
dozen, $50 pounds.
Per dozen ................... 9.25
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GniI,cOTeAkuo o.

The family of Mr.. d. j. Wheaton
occupied his handsome residence
here this week.
Misses jamie Wheaton and Fannie
Smithers. teachers of Farmville, Va.
are visiting friends here.
a. L. Wheaton, of Philadelphia.
and L uis Wheaton,, of New York,
are home on visit to their parents.
John Wanamakers electric yacht
was iu our port several days this
week en- route from Florida to Phila-
delphia.
Our county treasurer reports the
largest collection ever made by him
here on any day was last Tuesday,
He collected about $4,000.
John W. Fields arrived home from
Baltimore to assist his father in
postoflice, and Miss Nellie Fields on
visit to her uncle, DIR. Jno. w.
Fields.
Our R. R. agent reports the ship
ment of 55, 200 barrels of oysters by
rail from Chincoteague this season
and says but for the large oyster
shocking business here the shipments
would have reached $4,000 barrels
Many thousand barrels more were
also sent to market by boats.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
D. G. White, C. E. Byrd, G. H. Long,
&. w. ellis, Baltimore; ". 3. Reed
E. P. Timmons,C. P Clement, Phila.
c. D. Chesser, Wilmington; j. ID.
Riddick, Girdletree; NJ. G. Broughton,
w. H. Pruitt, ]. w. Broughton, N
B. Rich, Rev. j. L King, A. Chase,
}. w. Massey,J. H. Hopkins, Solomon
Warner, Thos. n. Winder, R. V.
Gladding, Accomac.
The number of people in atten-
dance at the at the sheep-penning on
Tuesday was the largest in the
memory of the Oldest inhabitants
and more money was spent than ever
before on similar occasion. Some SO
or 90 gallons of ice cream were con-
sumed and other things in like pro-
portion. Excursions were run from
Franklin City, Sinnickson, Wisharts
Point and Girdletree.
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0utey.

Mr.. r. B. Taylor, of the Life Say
ing Service, is home for his summer
vacation.
Mr.. L. J. Savage is improving his
property here by an addition to his
dwelling.
Agent Blackboard bought a build
ing lot here this week of DR.. John
W. Kellam.
Miss Sallie Finney arrived home
from Blackstone Female Institute on
the 18th inst.
Mr.. B. T. Parks has commenced to
manufacture barrels for the coming
potato season.
A car load of bricks arrived here
this week, to be used in new dwelling
for c. B. Savage.
Rufus Haley, travelling agent OF
the Chicago Picture Co., arrived
home few days ago.
Rev. &. w. Hurt will address the
Baptist Sunday school here to NOR
row, June 18th, 8 p. IN.
Mr.. j. F. Hill and wife paid visit
of several days to his parents at
Girdletree, Md, this week.
Rev. T. S. Dunaway. Jr. and Pro-
lessor Joynes addressed our Baptist
Sabbath school last Sunday.
Rev. J. r. Griffith has returned
from Sussex county and is filling his
regular appointments again.
Mr.. R. T. Heath made the first
shipment of Irish potatoes from this
station this season-four barrels.
Miss Mamie Mears and Mrs. Sudie
James attended the W. G. II. u. con
vention at Cape Charles this week.
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commencement Programme.

Commencement programme of Pun
colleague Academy, is as follows:
June 18th, II a. m, Baccalaureate
sermon, Dr. WIN. E. Judkins.
June 18th, $50 p. m, Operetta-
1.-THE Merry Milkmaids."
June 18th, $50 pm, Final Concert
June 18th, $50 p. M, Defamation
Contest and Commencement Exer'
cises.
A tent will be secured to seat CONS
fortably 1000. No admission will be
charged except for the Operetta, fol
which charge of % cents will bt
made. Refreshments will be served
each night. s.
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Margaret Academy Finals.

Program is as follows:
Thursday evening, the 18th, p.
m.-Juvenile Cantata.
Friday morning, the 10th, II a. NJ
Addresses. delivery medals and dis
tinctions. Miss Rockman will sing
2 p. m, luncheon to the trustees. q
p. M, base ball game.
Friday evening 8 p. m.-Musical
Soiree. No flowers.
All the exercises will be held on the
Academy grounds. No special invi-
tations will be sent. Admission free
to all. 1t is expected that students
will furnish refreshments at the usual
prices on the grounds on Friday.
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given above will be dedicated Sunday, June 18th
MITCHELL Salisbury Md contractor and builder broke
building June 26 of last and justly say he
the order beauti-
with Thomas
Cos best hot air furnaces and lighted with r
beautiful red and carpet the
furnished by John Wanamake Philadelphia
quality richness of has been sent us by
furnished
the beautiful stained glass by The Southern
Atlanta Ga.
built membership friends both home
certainly
meri commendation
loyalty the denomna
confident that God
gatherings and participating
everybody the all day meeting to-
MOI 18th.
membership provision would be made
dinner everything will be make feel at home
Come Ell magnify the Lord together
AvER
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To whom II May Concern.

hereby give notice that I have
this day sold to L. B. Gordy and
William ]. Payne, my stock Of
goods, store fixtures and furniture
belonging to me at Greenbackville
Accomack county, Virginia, and con-
Quoted by William N. Gordy as my
agent, and from this date retire
from the mercantile business al
Greenbackville, and Franklin City,
Va. Thankful for past patronage
solicit a continuance of same, for the
new firm of Gordy s. Payne.
P. c. Matthews.
Greenbackville, Va, June Sd, 1890
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Deaths.

Mr.. Edward Baker, worthy and
respected citizen, died at his home
at WoodberrY, last Thursday, aged
76 years.
Capt. R. R. Slant, a well known
and respected citizen of upper Acco-
mac, died at his home at Sinnickson,
after protracted illness, on Thurs
day, aged about 81 years.
Mrs. Margaret Bull, very estima.
BILE lady, relict of Custis Bull, de-
ceased, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Hickman,
near Pastoral, last Thursday, aged SO
years.
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A Card.

Mr.. Geo. w. Elmore, Jr.,
Onancock, Va,
Dear Sir-Having finished granting
the interior of my house and stain
ing the floor, wish to tell you what
a perfectly satisfactory and artistic
Job you have made. By youl
thoughtful and expeditions manner
we have had the least possible incon
venience, and you are quite at liberty
to send anyone here to see your
beautiful work.
Terry truly yours
ELLIOTT JOHNSON.
Wachapreague, Va. June LIST, 1899.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction at Mappsville, on Satur.
day, June 18th. 1899, the personal
estate of which Elizabeth E. Bow
dom died possessed, consisting prin-
cipally of household and kitchen
furniture. Sale will begin at 10 q. N
Terms made known on day of sale.
Ben. T. Gunter,
Executor.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
0ntsisc1e.k.

Capt Geo. Crockett, of Baltimore,
was in town this week.
The oyster police steamer Accomac
Law at our wharf on Sunday.
Miss Maud Radford, of Chicago
was recently the guest OF Miss E L.
Boggs.
At the services of the Episcopal
church on Sunday the Rev. MIR. Crit
fith preached in the morning and at
evening rendered solo and also took
part in the general singing by the
choir, all of which were much enjoy
ed by the congregation.
Mrs. L. A. Winder and son Levin
OF Elizabeth City, n. g.. were in town
this week visiting the home OF MIR.
A. j. Winder. They left for their
home on Tuesday morning. They
state their continual pleasure in their
adooted home and are not ready yet
to return to the Eastern Shore.
\ disastrous runaway accident oc-
CURED Monday. Capt. s. T. NAPLES
had driven in town having roads
cart attached to his buggy and as he
was unhitching some one ran into
the roadcart and frightened his horse
which dashed away before the reins
could be caught. He plunged des-
perately across Main street up the
street, around the square, went out
of town, and meeting a horse and
light wagon, ran wildly against the
the wagon and broke down one
wheel and the sside of the wagon
body. He continued his run into the
country.
On Monday, al the steamboat
wharf, bicycle, the property of Mr.
Preston Stewart, Jr, was stolen by
a negro, who made off with it to hl'
home in Telnperanceville. He left
an old wheel in the place of the new
one stolen. Mr.. Stewart secured
another wheel and pursued the thief
He found him near his home, ant
after handling him with gloves oil
started with him for an officer of the
law. Under the cover of darkness
when the woods had been reached
the thief dismounted from the wheel
which he had refused to deliver up
aud escaped.
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
s. C. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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Dresses, corsets, cambrics, gauzes,
shoes, hosiery, gloves, pins and buck
les and all notions for your fixing.
Ames, Shield g. Co.
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Our thin dress fabrics are sue
cess. They have gone out rapidly.
Our general line of dress goods is a
taking line-are going well. The
display is to your liking. Come.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Our buyer has arrived and brought
another lot of dress goods and no.
tions-new styles in them and the
prices show great bargain values.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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will be at Atlantic on Thursday.
and Friday, June 18th and 10th, 1899,
for the practice of my profession.
DR.. W. A. Taylor,
Dentist
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We have 1000 yards muslin one
yard wide at d cents per yard, worth
6, Z, and s cents per yard.
Clicks busy corner-Wall st.
Onancock, Va.
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Our new furniture store is now
complete. Anybody wishing furniture
it will pay to come to see us-our
prices is down below zero.
Clicks busy corner,
Onancock, Va.
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Hats in all sizes, for young and old,
great and small, the handsome man,
the plain man, the modest man, and
the gentleman with the great head
may find a new style tile to suit his
taste and complexion at
Clicks busy corner,
Onancock, Va.
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In MenOrianI.

In memory of Esther A. Taylor.
Mother you are not forgotten II
your lonely grave.
We watched our darling mother
day and night.
q Ter breathing soft and low,
AS in her breast the wave of life,
Kept heaying to and fro.
For when the mourn came dim ant
sad
Beyond all earthly powers,
Her quiet eyelids closed she had
Another mourn than ours.
How we loved her none can tell,
Her spirit so bright and pure,
Our Maker doeth all things well,
Therefore we must endure.
Sweet mother, you have left us,
Left lis here to mourn alone,
When the good Lord calls you,
TO come to His heavenly home.
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Our buyer has just returned from
market and brought another load of
clothing and new lot of the latest
rough straw hats. Bargains in them
Ames. Shield s. Co.
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Write to us tor estimates on doors.
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day of every
County Court. to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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DbJ
Children's Day exercises will take
place as follows:
At Nj. E. Church, Onancock, Sun
day night, June 18th.
At Drummondtown Baptist
Church, Sunday morning, June 11th
II o'clock.
At Woodbury. NJ. E. Church, South
June 18th. IAN excellent program
has been arranged by the ladies. AL
are cordially invited"
At Leatherbury NJ. e. Church
June 18th, 3 o'clock.
At Ayres NJ. E. Church, June 25th
8 p. N.
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ONE cnId in Head.

Kermott Chocolates Laxative Quinine. easy
to take and quick to cure cold in head and sore
thrO1t,
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The One pax Cold Cure.

Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine foI
cold in the head and sore thrOat Children
take them like candy
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are to Mea Wachapague Va Call to Mil
and Racket Counter to so Can enough
Bargains
Write price list which, am having printed
sound odd sell fish with Dry Goods but we will have nice
Globes Clothing
specially prices Call early and the
tharOaj aOft the seasO
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ChIIdreD's Day.

Keller, Va, June Z, 1899.
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Mrs Harvey Bulloch, of Farmville,
with two children, are at Accomac
c. H., for visit of several days TO her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Lloyd
Doughty. Miss Preston, of Camden,
n. j., of late the guest OF Miss Ella
Scarborough, near Keller, returned
home last Saturday.
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Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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Miss Mamie Mears and Mrs. Sudie
James attended the W. G. r. U. con
vention at Cape Charles this week.
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Fourth of July celebrations will
take place at Drummondtown, under
auspices of NJ E. Church, South, in
afternoon: at Wachapreague, for
benefit OF NJ. E. Church, South, at
that place, and at Leatherbury
church. Jr. 0. .. A. NJ will turn out
at last place.
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AccoMAc CoURT-HoUsE, VA.
SATURDAY JUNE 10, 1899.
John w. Edmonds Editor and Owner


Board of Supervisors meets next
Wednesday, June 14th.
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There will be fair held at POGO
moke Church on July 4th, 1899, under
the auspices of the members of POGO
moke, Saxes and Sanford churches
for the benefit of the Parsonage. The
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent and enjoy pleasant day.
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County, COURT pRocEeDiNGs
sdny Term 1899

Last will of Jane NJ. LeCato proved
and Edwin T. Powell qualified as
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ASSAY orr,cE coLp RECEIPTS.
Cisssht~s Towards ets.C00. oOo-Uevsy
Pleased with uIs R~savss

The fnw 81 native gold into the SEATTLE
assay eric~ n showing No signs Of ahsse-
mont With tho close % business las,
even No the receipts since the establish
nssnt ~ tse Office here ies- thar nfteea
months az -sre rt~o.g and since
January I - mo"
All except shouf tea 30 worth ~ aus,
has h~~n paid For nv the government Yes
tsrGay nffv deposits were made and sew
er,v-i~c IN Tuesday. axgr~gatins about
an oatnce~ Mary Of Tuesdays PATRONS
Deposited Cap Nome gold which came
tho s'ee nser Alliance
A telegram received from san Francisco
Yesterday pleased Mr. Wing asssyer IN
charge. immensely 70 came from Car.
cree Kerry. saving Returns ss;isfsr-
tory" meaning thst Berry IA pleased with
shs returns ~ the gold which n. deposit
- with re - attic pTie~ some two weeks
$50 In past year. pe-v ore 81 Eiiorsdss
rr~rks rich rn~r has aiken nis sold to
For Fra~ftr~s tbs season however he
cuntI,ssirsf TO give sh~ Seattle a~ica a trial
sns hfs message Indicates that he believes
he gnf better returns fhan he would have
rsc~ivsd tn san FrsnrisNs
Arf0n~ = amber Mr. Nerrys former
partner IL aisn rl~asea with the returns
he r~e~vef Tie and Kerry .weflsi the
assay roc Pts nearly sTs ss Sfand~r owr.
inx about twp-th ra- ~ the deposit
There is enc iof 81 about Ssso aso worth
= native Eierf ka gold N Seattle which
Nss not yet Gcmef lfs way into the Seattle
assay o~ice. The gentleman "a having Il
melted up ty an assay iswsisr
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The Seattle sxpnation opens Monday
evening. Octcber an. BY thai time all
the detagis connected With the ptifting up
% booths, etc. viii have been complstsd.
Toe special days set apart by the man
ssHr have been widely published by the
Besspas~rs 81 the s'ats, and the attend
NO the slightest doubt bat that the people
Of the state viii come into the city In
large uunebsr~ From east OF the noun
,sins The sev.rsl etcursions. frUtn Walla
Nslla. Dayton. FiienF5srK and Yakima.
vii Be large. While the Influx Of people
from tne tier 81 counties north and from
The section Of the state sputh vii tar the
espscfy of tao tralns and steaGers Ta-
sp~cssl rates by rail and steamer nave been
set sor That day Thc following letter has
bon cent ~ the management 70 the mayor
or 1seofna AMI ie ss.f-esplanatory:
The Sratth~ exposition will open Mon
day October ,. and u "a tho Intention and
9arpcae - the business men promoting
whole state and the benefits resulting from
the exposition shall reach every county
both ea- and vest ~ the mountains.
Th's Il seattles first exposition, but here
af@r there VII be- one held each year, and
the nett years exposition wlii b. larger
and more extensive In every way, although
The scppe viii remain tho sar embracing
the whole state. octct~r u has been set
sssse "a Tacoma day At the exposition. and
the trustees hereby extend a hDarfy and
informal Invitation 10 the city officials Of
Tacoma 70 be present on that day and be
TIRE guests ~ the exposition. a general
invitation Ia extended to the people Of Ta-
coma generally to be IN seattle on Ta-
coma day and join with us I'm making the
day the nveles6 and mo~s entertaining OF
the exposition There viii be special rates
~ rsil AMI steamer from Tacoma, an
novncenent q which will follow later In
The daily and weekly pap~rs"
w. ~ sheffield, the press agent says
that The 5ls5ers ~ the state have becn ex.
cepuonsily arfiv~ tn their support Of the
exposition, and that both east and west IT
the nfcsirt aims thu people arc being urged
by the country papers 10 attend the EXPO
siuon MRrasrr A J NJ. Hoscrn % the
Agricultural ard horticultural department.
reports that me ~shihsts for his DEPART
r1ent are coming BY the car ioAi ''T'nsre
VII ee an exhfist IN uy department. Of
s@id he He rss secured several special
lu 'he premium list
Mr. HoTo<n sasd .sst tire other sp-cisl
premium vas donated by THE polsor-Wt.
ton HARDWARE Company for the N~s, It's
play ~ rnarhst garden truck, the PRICE
ennsring ~ = No I Planet Jr ssci drill
TITS machine v an elegant one.
Miss fses@is Win~or the manager Of tho
wcnan's DEPARTMENT. will 30 at thu expo
~sio- f~fs afternoon at sn o'cirk to meet
any ara all ladies desiring space IN the
department. ladies' desiring TO confer
with rsfrrv--~ - space concerning a dts
PLAY ~ resfiewurk sre specially invits!
n be present at thst time.
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ADJUSTMENTS a.


The style Of entertainment. the piavwoers
OF this city are now getting Mt the Seattle
thester may be judAed from the follow
Ing notice Of Vanity Fair" In the Ana
conda standard September 10:
Vanity Fair Is the name attached 10
the persormance--it can BY no stretching
be termed play-given at the Margaret
theater last evening by Ole OF the n,ost
unattractive organizations that has PLAYED
In this part ~ the world A more appro-
pirate name would have been a Bunch
W stunts Some OF the stunts are good
but most OF them are very bad.
ut 10 vaudeville show. nothing moro
and nothing less There In n good deal Of
u. which plesses some people. II Is one Of
thos. elbows tshow 10 the word thar ac-
young ladies clad - airy tights stand up
across the stage AMI announce they ar.
Just from young ladies' seminary The
IA Dutch comedian who skates across the
stage on his property abdomen ia in II,
The tall young lady In tiRhts with exceed
ingiy Tell-rounded lower limbs ana at;en-
uased shoulders, who wears m air OF ;uss
a salary IN the company. The stage Irish
man IL much IN evidence In fact all the
Old stAndhvs are there
Tn addition TO these IL Relic Williams
who announces herself thus on the pro-
gramme: The Quaker City coon singing
cyclone ably asxss,ed hy her arrosatlc
coon, Jack q. Albion. in HIS WONDERFUL
speciality. THIS act 10 copyrighted
Perhaps I, 10 lucky the act 10 protsc,es,
by copyright ANY enc who RgsylA steal
Z, should BE ana probably would be lynch
sd. Miss Wilhams claims 70 beauty are
scsnt. which canno, be said os the iin,n~
~ her skirt. the part that IL chiefly In eyl-
dance Shs substitutes noise for music
and. vulxarftv for art
The audience was Of good sta Most
Of the applause came from the ssllary.
bat there WIS no marked enthusiasm ~
any time"
Vanity FAR" opens AZ the Seattle the
alter tomorrow night. u tire transformers
making up the Organization manage 10
reach town sn tine
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RELIEVED OF MS MONEY.
Gus Lehman Loses eo3 but Gets n
All Back Again.

Gus Lehman, an ignorant German. was
robbed or $s3 IN room In the State hot eJ
at 1876 First avenue yesterday in A stud
poker game. Lehman Afterwards pointed
out one Of the men whom he claimed SWIM
died him 10 Officers Cameron and Mayol,
and they arrested him. AT police head.
quarters the alleged bunko msn gave the
name Of George Rogers
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Hart after
listening 70 Lshrnans tale. refused 10 isx,,e
a com plaint ngs.ns' Rogers stating thai
Lehman had gsrnhied his money sway. aud
that Rogers had seen guilty OF nothing
criminal Afterwards, however Rogers
paid Lehman back his money ana was re-
leased from tail.
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interview In yesterdays Poss-Inteiii gencer.
lie di~cg~ssd the needs Of the commerce
between Alaska ard Seattle IN the way OF
hshss and FOG signals. and Informed the
chamber that TIA representations To tho
s1tboritiss al Washington would b~ large
~ folsawed BY the lighthouse board, Of
which Pro-. FT.tchett 10 q meraDsr. la the
report to conSre&S
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All who have ever been connected With
the Old SEATTLE RIFFS. ard members OF
Company r, ~. q W. viii meet tomorrow
evenlnw at O'Clock IN the Armorv to per-
fecT Arrangements for participating IN the
reception m the Washington volunteers
UPON their return from Manila
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In Mondays issue OF the Pee, -fnteiii-
rencer tia old Seattle hotel on Railroad
avenue was given as the scene Of IN. rob
berry or man named Teshan. The loca-
ton was taken from the report 20 the Gu 81
81 police. but according 20 Mr.. TeeAsa was
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