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The times., 1899-09-17
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LADIES' CORSET COVERS, two styles
plain high -neck-sqGave neck finished with
Hamburg edge-French felled seams; perfect
fitting; worth lsc. Monday only-Cash lr
LADIES FINE MUSLIN SHORT SKIRTS.
with finch Hamburg embroidery ruffie and
cluster Of tucks aboyc: yoked band all
lengths; full width; worth CSC Mon .xaar
day only-Cash or Credit. ------.-.-.-. - ~
LADIES' FINE CANBRIC SkIRTS-sOme
have knee founce Of embroidery, rifie and
insertion-others haze knee fiounce OF ram-
brie and 19-inch embroidery rutte and elHs-
ter of tueks above; iull width: worth n Qr
SLID. Monday oniy-Cash or Credit = On
CHH.DREN'S HANDMADE W0RSTED
SLIPPERS, in pink, light blue, cardinal; all
sizes; fseeed soiesi eg siI woth 'se Non 0C
The times., 1899-09-17
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Excellent Values
our on Flannel Dept.

Zoe quality White Shaker Elan
mel, 30 inches wide, Tee yd.
The times., 1899-09-17
3@ IFa6s

COTTON BALL FRINGE, all eoIors: worth
&c. Monday only-Cash OF 2r
Credit. ..................... u
LADIES' AND CHTLDREN'S RIBBED
VESTS, 10 close out, your choice OF any
summer weight in the house that sold =
up 10 i5c. Monday only-Cash OF Credit Ok
IMITATION TORCHON LACE AND IN
SERTiNG; full, choice line TO select from:
worth up to II 1-2c. Monday only rr
Cash or credit. ~
PEACOCK BRAND ICE WOOL. white.
black, pink, and blue; very soft and
glossy, Per bali, Monday only-Cash Gr
or Credit ..--.-.....-......-..--.--- w
SIMPSONS BEST sILKOLINE. yard wide;
regular II l-2c quality Monday only Qzr
Cash or Credit it-....-.................-O OSN
LADIES' DoMET SKIRTS. in variety Of
patterns, all full length and width,
worth SOC. Monday only-Cash OF 1flr
Credit ~
FLEECED WOOL sHAwLs. pink, light
blue, cream; new shape. Monday 0Er
Only-Cash OF Credit dit..............-...ZO ~
CIiILDREN'S GREY UNION SUITS. sizes
2, 8, 4, and 5; were 49c; now, Mon nGr
day only-Cash or Credit.-.............Z L ~
LADIES' EIDERETTE DRESSING SACQUEs
red. pink, and blue; ieilGd seams neatly
finished around edge with she'll crochet edge
fastened az neck with ribbon; all sizes,
worth Coz. Monday ohly-Cash or 1nr
CTedlt -------.------------.-- - -
The times., 1899-09-17

Rev. William R. Turner, rector OF st.
Michaefs and All Angels Church. and
Mrs. Turner, are home from their vacation,
which was divided between Moosehead
lake Ne. and the Berkshire hills
The times., 1899-09-17

MEMS FINE CALF SHOES, in lace with
or without tip; medium weight sole; perfect
stock, new and nobby shapes, in the latest
style toes; cannot be beat for $3.50. q o.
Monday only-Cash or Credit. ....... - Ct
The times., 1899-09-17

Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. Pitzer will sail on the
Kensington, September 20, for Antwerp,
the voyage to be made for the beneht OF
DR.. Pitzer's health, which is steadily i'm
proving.
The times., 1899-09-17

Mr.. Grant Parish. the well-known news
paper man, will sail for Europe on Septem-
ber 80 landing in Norway. He VIII pro-
ceed TO St. Petersburg. Russia, and return
by way of Germany Holland and. France.
While abroad he viii gather material for
magazine work. -
The times., 1899-09-17

YOUTHS SCHOOL SHOES, in HEAVY
CALF, WATERPROOF; re-enforced for wear,
and made of the best stock; lace or button;
sl.50 grade. Monday only-Cash or @ Qr
Cradif on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
CoAtiAueA.
A few bargains We have in city resi-
dences:
A nice frame cottage ot i've rooms, 10,
4axise. On bssten Heights. A..os-iai
A ,hrse-s,osv frame building. ssxisa. lot
eoxlao. tive lower floors used for livery
and iced harm, % living ro0inS Oh taird
neor; income slN per month. Price.
A lot sexi1 on Harvard avenue; has two
beautiful residences, enc SIX rooms and
one eight rooms. electric lights and gas
and modern throughout: me lawn and
grano view OK city. Price. %.eQ, S,-@
cash. balance easy time.-<4.
A beautiful home on Broadway. near
James street power house, lot soxiVr.
modern improvements, built early part
OF this year. beautiful lawn tull of
h0wsrs and shrubs. Price, 1.sos: half
cash. balance easy time.-S4
a fne residence. with fAne view and ele-
walton. on Eighteenth avenue. near
ern; 10, 5sxlso. Price. S.opa: one third
Dash. balance on time. This Is q bar
gAin.-foS.
modern improvements. lot 5exIA on
Fifteenth avenue. near Yes!sr way.
Price. $780, part tfns.-f.
A nrst-olass modern house Of eleven
rooms, on fe&er car line, overlooking
Lake Washington: ine view: lot <oxio5
Price. $3.50. par; on tine.-a7
A neat cottage on Rainier Heights. mod
ern improvements. 81 lots, lots 5exloe
each; lovely place. Price. h.sSo-71
An elegant home of seven rooms on Raj
nier Knights. thoroughly modern, lot 50
xl&. Price, sl.sao: half cash.-soo.
A superb residence near Fifteenth ave-
nue. and Madison. ten rooms. modern IN
every respect: marble stationary wash
stand. bath. electric and gas: built this
year; lot sexl2o. Price. &. 90. Make us
an offer on payments-SN.
An elegant ten-roon house. recently
s Ssin; s on nrst hill. Grand view; modern
$50.
A t,ne ten-rosn res.as1s: q THIRD .ye-
chance for business properly: SIS eco
place. Price. $3.50: easy terms
DeaCtlIui ave-roofu cottage on Queen
Anne hill: all modern; lot SoxiSS. Price,
q. $50.
An elegant home on Lake Washington.
near Yesler car line: grand view Of lake
and mountasnh
House Of eight rooms, modern, lot 6oxloa
Price. 5000 Must be sold.
ss,s ar 0 sns soSsS ss :s N Va Vs
cant lots Of all kinds everywhere
5000 for 100 acres Of coal land near Black
Diamond: two railroads.
s.. aoo-Farm Of % acres, 20 In cultivation;
small orchard: on Snohomish river;
small payment balance on time
u 800 buys . nice tract OF land near the
end OF Grant street car line: land all
improved.
modern +Toom cottage. barn. chicken
hoUsa. small orchard; house all finished:
horse. harness and wagon time on part
Farms for sale and trade. and town
property in all parts CT the state Don't
fail 10 come in and see us when you
want any thing
LELAND SPENCER & CO.
Basement P.-f. Building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05
SIS. 600 INCOME FER YEAR

yb.No INCOME PER YEAR
On one OF the handsomes, and best-buil,
structures in the city: will net over s
per cent. on price asked.
s6.oc0 per annum on centrally located hr.ck
business building; Will net per cent.
$500 per annum from ono OF the best-Io-
Gated brick business buildings in Seattle
80 500 year income on another business
mouse netting per cent. on investment:
only bona fide investors will receive AT
tention ~
Two complete. up-tc-dste private resi-
dences. and 9 rooms respectively on
Miner avenue the smaller. and me ierper
on Seventeenth near Madison. srnrnedia re-
possession given If sold within q few
days.
A sixty-foot LOT on Second avenue.
MILL. SITES
500 feet water front on Salmon bsy water.
way. at nominal figure.
IFS feet front with wharf ana other hurs-
inss. tn block IA, on Milwaukee street.
ISIS feet water front on Railroad avenue.
south OF Pine street
See our ad under Timber for Sale
'AS.> A~iNf y : 80 VI I'm 7 co
SIS Bailey Building
WARD ID. b, LIND q DICKEY
General Brokers.
Rental Agents
ard
Builders
YES ahllshaA 1857
'@9 New Yerk Building
REFERENCES
Any Seattle banker or leading business
man
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
improved ana Cnimrrov-d
Gall and get our lst os improved AMI
vacant residence property. We can suit
you. '
HOMES built
Will build on. for you on easy ierms
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
we have several ehoioe business h,o~Rs
On First ard Second avenues: good income
FARM LANDS
state a. Wsshing,en Ge, our ls,. "
NAkD LIN y II pFTkEY
- Nv York EuNdtne
FOR SALE business property ~, far
rom Pike or Ffrs, avenue building alera
COST Stos. To- s4Xl@3. a corner. price go
81 part czasa
bo'ise and lot or Third avenue. 1000, an.
s. -, 'e'"'
tio1s@ ard Bot m Eighth avenue ;sfa
tiSAss &nc lot On Seventh avenue g. Gvp
9-fpoEn modern coftage on Seventeenth sy
enus, for 3 Us,
h.as'. and 10; OF Twenty--.cona avenue
House ard lot III Fremont on car tin.
y" as mortgage OF 500. can - as
Rouse ard Ut near Lake Washington.
close . Gacie1- SEQ
H"1ses "a lets 81 all parts .; the city
AoRl3ANs EXCHANGE
1871 Third Av~nue
. 80 p feat, caFusr % N;r;~ a~A y4s-a.
SPANK corner for small huesr.pzs h,~e-
or f@g4eEaxrt ro1
= 20 s%a GtifI' from ..asls-. wi,e al AT.
~ .THi~ovea1snis waking .i.tsnee.
= az Nol-ra ssx-rooTE hoGs- So bIa~k.
hsTfA C Madison s-re~t on rsghtser..
@F@F - ~ra4l make terms
. -Fy slightly c3-.er ios o.! p@lua1,s.,.
80. Tss5dsscs 6tS.sses
L9t Or E2sflake ayena.. saxf,o "A
Tex north c. Eest Roy street. 20!
q A SCHROEDER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

ECR 1ALE-Ho.el about q rooms. close 10
6eoos and steamers landing has every
modern convenience steam heat through
out the house, large. commodlcls ground
floor office; building 10 !oHr-stery S'ioK'
we'll lighted with electricity and gas. inE :
piture and carpets are OF the very pest
quality and are nearly new. has elevator
rent 3zI5 a month. running expenses very
sriali. This is positively Oh. OF II not the
best second class transient houses Ia ire
city of Seattle. II you arr looking :Gr
business CT this kind call and SEQ Tor
yourself investment perfectly SAFE, Is
Tnadng money; price suitAeie-
Among our many business propositions we
have Groom hotel, ground floor ONCE
elevator. location central. has lease FOR
i've years; price. f.VVo, rent. 800.
6 rooms price 81 .J15. rent SO. rooms, !
rooms. : rooms. rooms, ii roofas -
rooms, II rooms. Is rooms. % rooms. Il
rooms, % rooms, % rooms. Z rooms. -
rooms, ~ rooms. 81 rooms. u rooms. -
rooma. 70 rooms. 30 rooms ~ rooms. llo
rooms; restaurants, ti.so. $3.50. $500. 800.
500, cigar stands grocery and market.
grocery will invoice about Si.e1. estao-
lishod for years. dairy, drug store ga
looms. dry goods store and notions. board
and rooming houses In Ballard. partners
wanted In all kinds OF business.
AORGAN'S ExCHAS0E
1911 Third Avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05
WITS ADDITION.

On Madison street. between 10th ana ma
avenues.
Lots In this addition FOR sale Tor 80 each
lots. corner First avenue moth, near
Highland drive 5000
Residence. rooms. all modern CONVEX
fences 5000.
s-roomed cottage on 18th avenue. only
Sl64o
10 acres west OF State university. ~
Pc acre
20 acres water front, Mercer street. ~
per acre.
TIDE lands on Railroad avenue and 90
First avenue south. In the iii. At lew
figures
V. HUGO SMITH,
226 Bailey Building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05
MOORE n Co. ITO WARRINGTON BLK
LODGING HOUSES
HEATING STOVES GALORE.

Economy heaters eur own make Tined
with No - steel. un better made. s. 10
Premium Garland heaters fer WtpNl rast
top and bottom. newest designs wv
Michigan. all lrpn, FER roo3, Dak Gar
land for woNi ~ coal ,alt tiKat fv"
sizes. eir~tsht Garland for coa. three
hises: Carbon Garland hotrslr blast. no
advance. al heaters So II Lass wears
prices, George IL Woo1hoGse. }ssl Seq
on.. avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05
SOME BUSINESS CHANCES.

tl.ioo for good tug boat; machinery alone
cost more than this. Everything IN Al
condition
$500 sor on: Of n: best pay.n. Fssc..ris.
l5o regular customers; runs three
wagons. coed cash trade.
~: e. for restaurant daily receipts No. rent
$3.50 for new furniturs In Groom house:
just cost t.1oo: rent 81 house SIS: close
Several good saioons for sale at bargains.
Loag.nG houses in ell parts Of the city
Homestead REIMBURSEMENT. log cabin:
have I acre IN cultivation. six acres
and 50 rods from railroad survey: make
us a reasonable offer ana take IL.
II you want an opening for business we
have II for you.
LELAND. SPENCER a CO.
Rasemen. p.-I building
YANKEE FRANK wants to buy ali III.
goods he can.
Attsns.ez to this business is his regular
plan
New and second hand he wants, and
cannot get enough:
Keep I'm mind this facthe always pays
tho stuff for
Every kind Of household goods I'm kitchen
and parisr too
Every so-s Of furniture. whether old or
new.
Furniture OF all sorts he'll purchase at
fair rate:
Right surs IT Is. he has no rival in the
state.
Assured OF satisfaction. ~ with the
safest bank.
No one need fear hen fat Gown the
cash TO plank
Keep In view these facts about the ia
nous YANKEE FRANK. sos Second
AYe anNth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

Two ane new cottages 81 rs 49, >-eN<.r- r.
avenue s. -. ey>-eTy store .& ST.
casa tHs!ns~s S, az Ar3 NsstsF. +.-es
business chances ia prices - sa't y ii
Robinson ~ Marion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

1HE furniture ~ en- S-FNsrSs p, ..ae sor - =
ana house sAT rant. ths ttarE. tNre = a.
new. X.',. cap Set ta!s A. 4 eaTFS5r At-u
day onis IL =, Weyn'cnsa Il % -.
rirSs areEuN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

WANT partnex with =. 80, chance q \
lites.ntA Ia secure eIG Etonss -snak.aE
business Address 2u.ck- ~ Gaze
PsSs-Ints,isS saess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

COMPLETE machine shep fo- ssls Sal.1~
ing machinery. tools. -tc&A patterns as
good Viii resse8 esssojNiEg %. sAta
kyesncr. Gtaesd n ScaAessg. Ia Seccn3
ave
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05
LODGING HOT SFS.

lrHTocm house and groc~ry coulhinsd.
rent to~ price reasonable
Roc1ning houses. /. rooms. II rooms. 10
FuoruS. 2 rooms. reorrs, etc
A finely eu!she1 house SO
$ rooms. doing fine business. $500
3 rooms s. 90
- roofns S. AZ
+ WEST 4 co.
81 FIRST AYerus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

A few bargains We have In city resi-
0epces:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

''NorhtN9 SUCCEEDS LIKE So.
coss"-sitss invested by my SAFE Meth
cd ia grain 81 stocks has paid s. ls-1
profit In thirty 5RvS. r~fr-Vur~s fu,-
nishsd, write far particulars Rl.uara
Oliver. Rank"r and Hrvkev stock f.x-
change hldg chicago. and ~ - Mall
St. New York city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

500 no-Cornsr lot. soxl8 on Harvard ave
nue. ncrth ara East John street
$50 ..p-Two lots each sax %. including coz
NOR. on Queen Anne hill; lets front on
graded street and command gooa view
OF hSToor.
s. % h9-fNre ~ the best corner lots on
Fourteenth avenue north. stz~. SOILS
g." ID esch-A number OK i0's OF IweH-
t.eth avenue. south II Madison street; mis-
ia ore n the ieve4 streets q the city, al
improvements aFs competed And paid
for. we especially rec fnFnehd thus prop
ertE 70 those desiring neG'ntn prics1 res
taeuCe sites. terms very easy
8. ,sss - Two lots. each SI1 - corner
Eleventh avenue anE ssasi Owe street
49, sas-Nery an@ fIlf ss@i S'Tnsr iot On
North Broadway sra EasI I5omas street
sc tl-tCrnGr iof Near wef}tS -thiTG ave-
ru~ and Madison street. both streets
graded
sSuu W - $50 O. number q 6t-foSt -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

l have a very hlSs-s- 3e p staczs t-.--
ositson for Ta0 with &, *s.. tha h~>.
business or tha Coast. references as
inside given 10 man meaning h4s.t.,zs
Address l. y. care Post oft .-K~-.s r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05
INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE.


1soo0 buys two 7-room houses on Twentieth
avenue. near Yesler car line
5000 buys i1-room double nat on Seventh.
near Fourteenth avenue. near Madi-
son car line.
1850 buys 7-room house on Nineteenth
avenue.
1900 buys 5-room cottage on Seventeenth
avenue.
sssoe buys elegant home on Broadway.
$500 buys s-roorn house on Fourth avenue.
$50 buys good little home in South Park.
ei!s3 buys hae cottage in Georgetown
$500 buys &-r0cm cottage. Howard avenue.
500 buys 5-roon cottage. keuwaod ave-
Suitable terms on above properties.
FARM LANDS,
500 buys 81 acres well improved land on
Vashon island
$50 buys II acres near Lake Washington.
1850 buys a weli-improved 5-acre tract near
sian buys highly improved s-scrs tract
near city.
3soeo buys $40 900 worth OF valuable proper
~ iu Kirkland
so az acrs buys you 5. 10 or 0-sors
tract Of fine farming land within six
miles of Seattle
SEQ buys - acres IN Maple valley.
q cents stnmrase buys 800 acres nns
Ar timber in Suohomish county.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Gs5 for half interest in cigar store
$50 for half interest In good paying Office
business.
$50 for good restaurant on Second ave-
nue.
$50 for & fine creamery plant doing q
coed city trade snap
Good sraCery business at invoice price
Cigar stores al 800. $3.50 arid 81
hhinsie mill, ready 70 rus IN well tim
herei locality. s. coo al o. par,
cash. A snap
Fine business for lady SID
Barrier shop, two chairs cheap
Fruit. ccntec 1en>ry snd cigar stand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

4 three story frame building. sexiSa. lot
soxIao. tive lower floors used Tor livery
and iced harm, - living rooms Oh taird
s. Soo-aS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

lot eexl0 on Harvard avenue, has two
beautiful residences, enc SIX rooms and
one eight rooms. electric lights and gas
and modern throughout. me lawn and
grand view OK city. Price. S$.ep. s.. -N
cash. balance easy time.-<<4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

&. LOO for good tug boat: machinery alone
cost more than this. Everything IN Al
condition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

V. HUGO SMITH.
226 Bailey Building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-16

Passengers from the north report
that the Snake river is gorged with ice
for distance of about eighteen miles
in Idaho. Fears of floods are enter
tanned.
General Manager Bancroft and Chief
Engineer O'Melveney returned from
Payette yesterday, where they went to
see the amount of damage done by the
washout. superintendent Calvin re-
manned in the north TO see that every
thing is repaired in a proper manner.
The Burlington's new fast train will
leave Denver at $3.50 a. m, arrive at
Lincoln at II p m, and Omaha at 1880
the following midnight. 1t reaches Chi
caSo at 2:lO p. m As stated yesterday,
this train viii make connections with
the Denver & Rio Grande at Denver
both ways. 1t is great Improvement
over the former time, as it makes the
run from Denver to Omaha, almost the
entire distance, in daylight
Mr.. Z. r. Griffin has been appointed
general agent of the freight department
of the Union Pacific at Denver, to sue
coed H. a. Johnson, who has taken the
general freight agency of the Colorado
& Southern. Mr.. Griffin is a good rail-
road man, and very popular in railway
circles. He was at one time station
agent for the Union Pacific at Denver,
and was promoted to be assistant SUI
perintendent of the road at Omaha.
He now returns to Denver and will at
once enter upon the new duties of his
more lucrative position
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-16
Driver Arrested On the Charge of
0bstructing Mains.
CASE SET FOR SATURDAY
DRIVER CONTINUED HIS WORK
OF SHUTTING OFF VALVES.
It Had No Effect On the Gas Pres
sure, However - Some Apprehen-
sion That the Electric Wires Had
Been Cut, Owing to Trouble With
the Lights.

Following the gas trouble between
the Union Light & Power company and
H. L. Driver Tuesday, came the arrest
yesterday afternoon of Mr.. Driver on
the charge of obstructing mains for
conducting gas, which is misdemean-
or under the statute. Approaching the
danger of such an act, Chief Pratt in
structed his officers to arrest any one
found interfering with the system. At
2 o'clock yesterday Policeman FitZmau-
rice's attention was attracted to the gas
main at Third South and Main, where
Mr.. Driver and one of his men were
engaged in shutting off the valve. The
officer arrested Driver and his en-
ployee, Sam Lloyd, who was down u
the main. They were taken to police
station and held until a complaint
could be filed. Manager r. S. Camp
bell, Engineer Haywood, Foreman John
Kempf and Oscar Moyle, attorney for
the Union company, soon appeared and
after consulting with Judge Timmony
went down to the county attorneys
office, where Mr.. Kempf filed the COM
plant against Driver. 1t was decided
not to bring the charge against Lloyd,
as he is only ain employee of Driver.
Judge Timmony fixed Drivers bond at
5000, and Mat Osborn and A. V. Tay-
lor We're secured as bondsmen. There
was no formal arraignment, but Driver
entered q plea of not guilty and the
hearing was fixed for $3.50 p. m. next
Saturday. The complaint charges Dri-
Yer with Obstructing the gas main at
the corner of West Temple and Third
South, which is the point where the
trouble occurred Tuesday night.
The company had men posted at the
different mains yesterday and prevent
ed any further shutting off of the
valves. All the principal mains are
open, although a few of the branches
are closed, but the supply is not cut
off and the system is working as usual,
with no diminution of pressure. Last
night several reports of failure of cleo
tric light were received at the COM
pany's office, and at first there was a
little apprehension that Driver had cut
some of the wires, but after investiga-
ton the failures were found TO be or
binary cases of burning out of wires.
Mr.. Driver gave assurance that he had
in no way interfered with the wires,
but limited that he was formulating a
plan to recover his alleged property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-16
Truesdale's Career.

Mr.. W. II. TruesdaIe, who. as report
ed in the dispatches, has accepted the
presidency of the Delaware, Lackawana
& Western, is one of the best known
railroad officials in the country, and is,
really, d western man. He was offered
the position by a. committee who had
before them the names of a great many
prominent officials, and who chose Mr..
Truesdale upon his merits. The COM
mitree consisted of George T. Baker,
president of the First National bank of
New York; II. Mckay Twombiey and
William Rockefeller. The committee 8
choice VIII be ratified by the directors
at their meeting Feb. %. Mr.. Trues-
dale's salary viii be $25, 600 per year.
Following are a few of the positions
he has accepted at various times: As
sistant traffic manager Of the Chicago,
St Paul Minneapolis & St. Louis; as
sistant to president, vice president and
receiver and president of the Minneap-
oils & st. Louis; third vice president
and general manager of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific. He once re-
fused the presidency Of the Lake Shore
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UNBROKEN DEADLOCKS.
Caucuses Proposed In California and
Nebraska.

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 15.-The fifty
second ballot for United States senator
has been taken without result, the
deadlock continues unbroken. The vote
was as follows: Barnes, II; Estee, 1;
Bulla, Is; Burns, %; FELTON,, l; Grant
q; Scott, 2; Bard, 2; White, 81; Rosen-
feldt, 2; Jeter, !; Phelan, 1.
The several factions of the Repub-
lican majority are considering several
plans for a caucus, which, if held, will
bring the present deadlock to an end.
Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 15.-The TWEEN
ty-fifth ballot for United States sena-
tor resulted: Quay, so; jerks, 4; Dali
zell, l. No quorum.
The Democrats and anti-Quay Re
publicans absented themselves from the
joint assembly to break a quorum and
prevent the possible election of a United
States senator.
Dover, Del, Feb. 15.-The three resi-
dent members of the Delaware legisla-
ture again held a. joint session and
voted for senator. The vote was: Ad-
dicks, 2; Gray, 1. No quorum is eX-
pected tomorrow.
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 15.-There was no
change on the joint ballot for senator
today Efforts of Republicans to agree
upon a caucus are progressing favor
ably.