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EAIIEO DS.
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.
schec'ule in effect December "a, 1soo-
Leave Washington from station corner Of Ne"


RAlLROAD.
scbesale in effect December "a, 1900
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey Avenue and c Street.
For Chicago and Northwest. Vestibuled Limited
trains 1885 a. m. sos 2. m, daily.
For Cincinnati, ST. Louis. and indianapolis,
Express, lO;55 a m. Nestjbuled Limited s;4O p
m, express 1905 night. daily
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1925 a. m. and
$50 and ii, ,55 p. m. daily.
For Columbus. Toledo as.c Detroit 1905 night.
FOR Winchester and way stations, 's.S5 a. n
and S;4O and s5.3J D. M.
FOR Luray, S:fO p. daily.
or baltimore week days KISS, 300, 6;S0'
4. 20, XI:IO. Ns:3C 5.35, xy.30, x0.GJ a M
AlZ.u1 H., l2.l5, XI.I5, X3:0O. N3JO. ZI.50. 49,
NS:O2, N5:lO. 1850. XG-2O. 6-5U. Xs.O0 xlO.Ol
1L;So' Hll;S5 P. m SUNDAYS, Hz;S5, &l o.
4. 40, $50 x9:Ol q. m. Nl2;0S, lso9, l;l5,
1900, ABB, x5:O5, N5;I0 O.5O, xs.OO, NlO-UO.
Nll.5O. XII 55 p. m.
For Annapolis. 7;IO and s.25 a, m. 1z:l5 and
$50 p. m Sundays. $50 a. m, t:55 p m.
For Frederick. week days. s.55 1888 a. m,
S-se, 5 80 p. Sundays, 300 a. e., Is p. m
For H1sers;own, 'l0-3j a. m. and $50 p IN.
FOR Boyd and way points. week days, s. .SJ
a n, 4.50, 5.3o, :. .O5 p m. sundays 800 a. H.,
las. 7:05 p m
For Caitiersburg and way points. week days,
$50 a. m, l2:5o. 800. s.30, 4:33. $50, 5-UJ,
ll.25 p m. Sundays. 800 a. m. lis, 4:s5, 7:05,
iO:l5 p. n.
For Washington Junction and way points.
week days, s-35 a. m, 4-50, $50 p. N Sundays
Royal Blue Line.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Baltimore Philadelphia. New York, Boston.
and the East week DAYS 7:OJ Diner) $50
(Buhetl. l0.OO tBincD d. n, l2.Jj lDineu.
l:lo tDiner), $500 Royal Limited." TX
cluSiyely Pullman Train Dining Car. 5:oj
Dining Car. 500. l-3O. (Slceping Car open -
I0sOo o'clock, and 2.35 night Suudsys 5-O5,
s-U a. m, -. .0J noon, -l5 Dining Cars, 800.
30 20 Dining Cans 200. ll.3) (Sieepiug Car open
1000 o'clocs), and 22J night
P1rlcr Cars all dly trains
For Atl2r.ic City, 1000 a. n 1905 noon. and
lis and 500 p. m. week days. I2.J5 noon Sun
days.
For Cape May, week days, 1905 and 1;l5 p. N.
Except sunday NENUress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from lotcls
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left az ticket Offices. 6!9 Pennsylvania Avenue
NV, New York Avenue and 18th Street, and AZ
Depot.
T. ID. UNDERWOOD. D B MARTIN.
% V. p. and Gen. Man. Mgr Pass Traffic
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A B. pUvALL. Attorney.

IN The SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. sitting as a District Court No
SOB in re- the extension of lexington Place.
Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioners
Of the District 90 Columbia. pursuant 60 the
provisions Of an act Of Congress approved March
3 1899 entitled An act for the extension Of
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, and for other pur-
poses" have iled a petition in this court pray
ing the condemnation of the land required for
the extension of lexington Place between y
Street aud Florida Avenue. TO q full width OF
sixty (60) feet. 10y acquiring the necessary land
D. low q Street the west side Of said Eek
irgtou Place, as shown on plat OF map pre-
p3red bv said Commissioners and annexed d their
said petition and marked Exhibit No. 90 and
also PRAYING tina. a jury be summoned by the
MARSHAL in accordance with the provisions of
chapter eleven Gl' a. the Revised Statutes OF
the United States relating % the District Of
Columbia. TO ascertain the damages f0T and IN
respect Of the land proposed TO be condemned
f0y the widening of said lexington Place. and
10 assess onc-Ealf thereof against those pieces
OF parcels OF ground Jhutung that p-Gi0n Of thl
street to be opeuei and extending % a depth
Of two hundred COO feet from the westerly
bull ling line Of said lexington Place.
u Is ordered this 10Th day Of April. A. d.
1900. that all persons interested in the proceed
ings be, and they are hereby required TO appear
in thi, court on Ir before the 18th DAY OF
why the prayer Of the said petition should not
be granted and ~ the proceedings directed in
said act Of ConL.1ss should not be taken.
Provided copy Of this order be published IL
the Evening Star ar6 the Washington Time.
newspapers al least ST, times, and in the Wash
ington Law Reporter" once before said 25th day
Of April, 1900
By the Court:
A B. HACNER, Associatc Justice
A True Copy. Test;
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
BY r. J. MEICs. Jr., Assistant Clerk.
apis, lS,l5,17,l9,2l
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLINBIA-CARRIE NJ GIFFIN Com
plaiuaut ". HENRY r GlFFIN DeieudInt
Equity No 2l.ls5-
o.: motion Ui the complaint by Howard B0-d.
her attorney. IL j. this 2jTH DAY OF MARCH.
A. D.. 1900. ordered That the defendant cause his
appearance % Dc entered herein on or before the
fret rule oay occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the case viii De proceeded with as I'm
case OF default. Provided that a copy OF this
order shall be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks in the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Times. The object
of this proceeding Is 10 procure divorce vim
cuIo matrimouii on the ground OF deSerJion.
A True Copy: Test:
CSealD 4. b. HAGNER.
Associate Justice.
J. r YOUNG Clerk
By r. J. MEIGS. JR. Assistant Clerk
aD1-
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WANTED-CoUNTnY HOARD.

WANTED Country board for gentleman and wife
give particulars. Address Bon 2G2, this .o
foe II
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HELP wANTED-MALE a FEMALE.

WANTED once. .teuo-ap.er and typewriter
ROOM -. f72 Ia. ave. It
MANTED-Five good colorsd Hmilio, tl4t are
willing t0 leave the city and zU where you
can make good living. Gail NJ 2l29 Va ave
uN.. between 6 and Id and and G O'Clock
spIg2t,m
WANTED-Fir,i-lIlss butcher. white driver: IIdg-
Cls'icr and hookkrlpCr, not double entry.
hoN -'"' t1is office. apl6-&t.cu
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Two pool tables and all fixtures and
license cheap Address Box 275 this Office
apl7-3t- EN-
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WANTED-s'TORES.

WANTED Store with bake oven: in good
cation. Addruss IL South St Aslph
Alexandra, Va. apl7-3
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

NANTED-A fsH hosrdors 90 White oaks. Lang
cou. ID. C.; shade tennis court AddreS,
MRS G. A MARCH. Pathfinder. d. G.. apI6-3t
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FOR RENT-IiI7 T - NV. nicely-ur. first hoor
rooms, or parity cr; ]. b. k permitted;
singly together. apll-St, EN-
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-T4ylor's own Horse and Cattle Powd-
crs; none better. Call OF write JOHN r.
TAYLOR, 70 st- nv. apl7-3t.em
ICE CREAM packing cans brick m0id~ hai ing
pans and tools IN geueT1l can be bought 40
JACOB NFINICOlE. MaHU;1curCr of Tin Ware,
1871 'th II, NV. 1pl.-@t
FOR SALE-o -ouc-horse pogser motor. 10 volt. VI.
r. JOYCE, as Ilth II. api5-3J
FOR SALE-Three black rod iron. 10 light chan
dc!icre-, combination gas and electric, com
plete with Welshayh lights, at q bargain Jos
EPH AUERBACH, 62S Pa. ave. NV. aplG-St
FOR SNLE-A PIANO AND ORGAN BARGAIN
ROOM" We can't have q bargain counter
OF remnant sale Of pianos, but we Rave de
cided TO have a BARGAIN ROOM located on
Sd floor Of our building and from time 20 time
shall place IN this room secondhand pianos
and organs taken In exchange. and other iustru-
mcuts which We desire 10 close out, which
the prices and terms Will De strkingly low n
you see a piano organ advertised in our Bar
gain Ro. YOU may Know II Is very special
value and on very easy terms Look in the
Bargain Room for these:
Smith Am. Organ, $40.
lrmler 81. Piano. So, g monthly
500 Weber Upright. 500. s. monthly.
apl5-u +. G, SMITH, l225 Pa ave
FOR SAIE-Dress goods. silks, lace curtains.
mating, Blankets comforts, mems clothing.
capcs, coats, skirts etc, on weekly payments
drop postal, I call. JOSEPH CAIN. 2IO AZ ST..
INV. aplj-5t
FOR SALE-At auction Wednesday, April Is. 10
a. m.. entire cafe dining room, and kitchen
outfit; chairs, tables dishes, CourteTs, coffee urn.
cash register. sideboIrds. Showcases. carpets ice
bcN. ranges. and a Dot household goods. o. g..
CUMMINGS. AuCtiourrr. 422 10th 81. aplj-5t
FOR SALE-smith American Organ. SIS: s.
monthly; Estey Organ, S65, 81 monthly; op-
portunity Of the year 60 buy good organ cheap.
p. c. SMITH 1928 Pa. ave. apll-tfem
FOX sALE-Lawn. grass. and govc- and ralden
seeds, also bulbs. canary birds. parrots geld
fishes. aquarums, inCub9t1rs, br0ldcls, etc.
SCUMID'S BIRD STORE, ~ -tL It. NV.
opl0u.em
FOR SALE-Upright piano for rent, 50 per month;
rent 70 apply on purchase if desired r G.
SMITH. 1928 Pa ave. ap1-t
fOR SALE-S6 for hair mattresses. in two parts;
lounges. SIS; So cook and heating stoves s.
Harlor and bedroom suites. 81 per week; are
after furnishing your hose. cash or credit. RED
HOND. 81 and 3l3 9Th st. NV. de4-u.em
FOR sALE-Good quality opaque shades. Gtted TO
your windows, only 25c; the best quality o,l
opaque shades, 20 cents. hung free; viii call with
tamples kLEEBLATr'S. llth and II cts. ne.
su2I-tf
FOR SALE-PIANOS.
ONLY Sl5O foi q handsome IIaTdmau Upright
Piano; Eust be sold. 222 y. j. Ave. 81.
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HELP wANTED-MA-E.

/ WANTED-A frst.class blacksmith and horse
shoer. 21l nth st. NV Item
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WANTED-At once a good tailoress 20 work on
skirt, l52- l4th St NV. Item
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CANADIAN PACIFIc RAILWAY.
Lterded Steamship sailjEgs iroE. vancouver-
JAPAN CHM ETI PHII77iI5 ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF CUINA...-Mly :. July Q. sept u
EMPRESS OF INDIA---..-Aay % July 80. Oct )
EMPRESS OF JAPAN....Jure is. Aug. %. Nov
EA8A!A L41 l- -r- ALA
MIOWERA. ......Mag AORANCE--....--June 1
toy rates appiy 80 rc.l-, 81, 4uiA Avenue
GfTg z
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WANTED fanabermaids pantry and store room
girls for hotels to5ay. Bl RGEsS hOttL
A1ENeV ,oq IDtb II 1t,em
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WANTFD-N1ung colored woman 10 take charge
ana run a llnchroom and ice cream plIloE.
Roy ~ this office It.em
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AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE
FAST EXPRESS SERYICE
NV yORh-SOUTH HAMPTOS-LONDOS-
CALLING WESr- BOUND. AT CHERBoCSa
Sailing Wednesdays st 10 a m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORk-ANTWE ERP-PARIS
Every wednesday az y noon
INTERNATIONAL NANIGATlON COMPANY
Piers u sad IS. R-lHec. g Broad g-av. y 7
PhiIzdelPtia Once s05-3O7 Walnut s.
WASHINGTON CFFICE-1SOG ST. \. W
Or ". O. moss. agent. At Sanders & Stavlna9'S
1877 St nv.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FOR EENT-S10 asd Sc. NV. rooms. 500 80.
JOHN r. KNOTT. gls + 81. 5DI5-5t
FOR RENT-SI4e0. neat. Groom frame ls2 9Th
-t uc-. large yard front and rear Apply 9Ii
Nt ave. me- aDlf-5t.em
FOR RENT -Sevcn-roorn. BAY -windcw bull brick:
9. II. =; l53 st. sw.. $50; also fat. 1922 Iith
st. NV. rooms, $50 ". 2. METCALF. 1908 T
st mlcS-tf. en-
FOR SALE-HOJSEs.
FOR SAIE-6-room brick. between 18Th and 18th
90. G. 81. se-. for 500. rare opportunity NEW
YORK BUSINESS BRoKERS. Io15 ? ST.
sPl6-&t.em
FOR SALE Bargain. BOG + 81. me-, 7-roo-n brick.
newly plpered, ncar Library and Printing or
fee. spI5-7t
FOR SALE House. C rooms and bath; o. N. T. .
18th ST. ne, sacrificed. =. 500 NEW YORK
III StNESS BROKERS, luO6 + IT. ap1j-5t
FOR SALE-Five-Toom brick, : Capitol ST.,
water and sewer; price only $1,000. easy
terms. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1906
-. apl5-5t
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

ONLY $40 foI a handsome IIardmau Upright
Piano; Gusg be sold. 222 y. J. Ave. 81.
apl5-1t
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-By the year. fine brick residence
park. barn. we'll. etc. lr BriEhrVUud. d.
c. Enquire Of g. H. KUHN. apI-St
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FOR sALE-NoRTHwTsT.

Apply at ofiice for We:iIJ Bulletin
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-IIau-e OF not Tess than five rooms: rent
not tp exceed ~ls5 Uw or -U. Address Box
90, this office. aplj-3tom
WANTED-Br house. at least five rooms. bath
and yard, respectable locality: small family.
no little children. rent not over ~Z2.JI; Capitol
Hin OF uw. Address BON z43. this office. apI6-5t
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TH0S. {. WAGGAMAN.

FOR SALE Oh RENT-HuUsEs.
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10y young man. aged - yeats.
can give bond and bost Of refs. as 90 chsr-
actor and business qualities: have bad experience
n following lines; Cashier, cIrry. automobile
work. seven years In electrical lire and manager
ui several telephone exchange. Box 258. TIM,
.ih'n- aplT-2t. en-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MA1E.

"ANTED-Position 10y young man. aged . years.
can give bond and best Of refs Is 90 cnsr-
actor and business qualities: have had experience
-u following lines: Cashier, cI-ry. automobile
work. seven years iu electrical lire. and manager
10 several telephone exchange. Box 213. this
ONCE apl7-2t,cm
Young man recently bookkccp,r and head clerk
ir real estate office, desire, -it1Ju.n; refs.
mHoel5ie salary. box ~, thi, ofi.g. 3pl7-2t.cm
WANTED by painter and gen -li mechanic
emp intut' handy at anything; references
Nddrces bon 25l. this office. aplT-2t
WANTED Respectable colored L.y wants y-1-I.
m tailor store; references. IlD3 Ualf st
Court nv. Il
MANTEb-3y O. man, place ,o work In store
CO drive or work of any kind. Cali or write
G.. \. T., 4Gi Washington ST. uw Il
WANTED-By respectable Young colorcd man.
place AS hr-t-ciass cook OF Juy kind Of work
CAL - Pierce 81 NV room D lt
WANTED-By Young man OF bon, ness experience.
position; wei acquainted iu t.a city and with
good refs, viii work fJr small sI'lry. Address
hlN -, thi' Office
SITUATIONS vANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-By. coIorcd woman. washing To do at
home 90 OUT VIRGINIA umTL 1914 uh
=, NV Item
NANlEp-By respectable p.'orsG eirI Il pi5cc 10
assist iu huu.eUo1k. CaU on address ~ DsI
Eye Sv. \, -,
N,lh
MANIED-By respectable caIorad rirI T55r- 5s
nurse ur helping around E5u-c. Cali OF sd.
tr.ss go. J. st. sv. Item
NNNTTD-Bv respectable cuIor,d woman ,l1--.
a- cook; aa washing 1929 Igt. st. N.Y.
Item
WANTED BY respectable wiite woman. place ~
general h"use0urh or cleaning. lIIs 9TH 81
NV Item
WANTED-By -,ttI,d white cros and iIundTc-y.
position Is general Luu-.Eorsar. Address BOY
2-2, this Office. IL
WANTED-By English aiI. place TO wait In
store or office work: good references AG-
drg>s BON 26l, this office. Il
NANTED-By reliable color.I woman. lsupdr,
WORK 9t home ur out. or amy Lird oi days
work. $40 st. sw. II
WANTED by respectable colred woman. vitb
iourtecu-ycar-old boy. a place to cook.
twenty years experience, rcirrrics. CAN .- adj
"--- 90. S'''l-o,l ~. se. apl53t
WANTED Washing TO DO at home on oui by tbs
day. HATTIE BURKE, 30 Jackson 81. ne. i,
WANTED-By a lady. employment 10 90 UgLt
houscWUrk OF as companion. Addrc-, gON
262. tis Office. n
WANTED-By respectable white woman. place as
first class cook; washing OF homework
Address Bon 25s, this Office. 1t
WANTED Laundry work to do home or out by
coiored woman llG0 18th 81. NV.
aplG2t.em
WANTED--By girl very fond OF children. a
place as nurse in refined family. Apply. in
he store, 100 Conn. ave. NV. aDl6-2t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-04
NEW JURY PANELS.
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn Tor
the United states District Court.

The following drawings have been made
for jurors for the June term OF the united
States district court Court adjourned
yesterday to April 2S, and Judge Hanford
will go to Spokane today to hold court
there:
Grand jury-w. c. stetson. Swan Lewis
II. G. Thornton, f. b. HollenbeSk, WI
attic; j. A Buchan. South Park; Horauo
Allen. Cherry Valley; George Hart; Au-
burn: Thomas j. Kerr. Slaughter William
II. McCreary. Roche Harbor; A ". ROD
inson, Port Orchard: Alfred MAYOR, OAK
Harbor; George Sherman Port Angeles
E. s. Lamoreux, Beaver; H. II. Hill, Port
Townsend: T. S. Smith, Port Iownsena'
c. w. Austin Monroe; Joe McDeVitt,
Monte Cristo; Thomas Moran, Arlington
Isaac Jennings, La Conner; Charles Moore
La Conner; Z. +. Dickeyt BAY VIEW ~
seph Dodson, Skagit City.
Petit jury-N. II. Latimer, Joseph Com
stock, George II. Brown. Edward y. Low
man. w. r. Eaton, Charles M. Pritchard.
William r. Brown, Fred j. Middleton, j. Z.
Levold, A j. Triggs all of Seattle; George
w Dunlap, Columbia: J. Olson, Ballard;
f. o. Marsh, Ballard; John Clark Dunlap;
NJ. A OBrien, O'Brien; f. r. Van Olinda,
Nashon; August Soetway, Orillia; y. w.
Hawkins Van ASSET; Jackson Robertson,
NJ Hosom. Coupeville; w. c. Ellsworth,
Port Angeles; Hans Bugge, Port VIII
liams: Thomas Harding, Colby; g. O. Gun
derson, Olalla; F. r. Hyde. Mardone; Mel
son Shafer. Charleston; W. II. Reynolds.
Port Townsend. Jerry S. Rogers Pert
Thomas, Burlington; Maenus Miller. Ba-
ker; J. r. II. Davis, Hamilton; John I.
Rogers. Everett; ID. s. Baker, Trafton;
n p Grigg, East Sound; Thomas upson,
Baker, Lynden; ]. II. Kirkpatrick, Birch
Kay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-04
KIDNAPPING CHARGE DENIED
woppenstein md Van de Nenter Say
They Had Warrants for the Ar
rest of Hoshor and Thompson.

j. A. Hoshor and ]. NJ. Thompson, the
Tacoma men who are accused OF embez-
z'ing s20, 800 from George Terrence, Klon-
diker. in this city last Thursday. and
whose arrest in Tacoma Sunday night was
shrouded in considerable mystery, were
taken before Judge Cam and placed un-
der s25. 900 bail each. They will be given a
preliminary amination Friday
Both Sheriff Van de Nanter and Detec-
tive Wappensten. who arrested the men,
deny that there was any kidnapping in con-
nection with the affair. They declare that
they had warrants for the arrest of the
two men. and that they lodged them at a
hotel, both IN this city and Tacoma, at
their own request. Both men were placed
in the county jail yesterday.
AS stated In yesterdays Post-lntelli-
Eencer, Hoshor was Torrence's private
secretary for a long time prior to the al
legged embezzlcment. II is claimed that
when he quilted Torrence's service last
Thursday he took with him a number of
his employers private papers. among
which. II is said. was a letter of credit on
London for large sum. This letter OF
credit 1t is claimed, was found at Thomp-
sons house, in Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-04
HENRY LINDE EX0NERATED.
Coroner Sparkling orders the Alleged
slayer of Albert johnson Dis
charged From Custody.

Henry B. Linde, proprietor OF the stand
ard oyster house. who was arrested last
Saturday morning on the charge of caus-
ing the death OF Albert johnson. a marine
fireman, was yesterday discharged from
custody by order Of Coroner Sparkling
The order Of discharge was based on the
verdict OF a coroner's jury impaneled to
investigate the cause of JohnsOns death.
The jury found that death was due TO a
hemorrhage of the BRAIN produced by an
unknown cause.
The testimony at the Inquest was to the
effect that Johnson and a companion,
both Of whom were intoxicated, came into
Ilnde's place and ordered two oyster cock
tails and refused TO pay for them. Linde
started 10 put the men out and there was
a scurfle. during which Johnson fell to the
aoor. striking his head on a box.
The belief OF the police is that Linde
was not responsible for Johnsons death.
aud no further proceedings viii be had in
he matter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-04
CIGAR CAUSES DAMAGE SUIT.
otto EbrbRrdt Says street Car Con-
ductor Knocked Him Into street.

Otto Ehrhardt. bricklayer, filed 49,
600 damage suit against the West Street
& North End Electric railway yesterday
afternoon in the superior court, In which
he accuses a conductor of brutality. A
cigar was the cause of the trouble
In his complaint Ehrhardt says that on
the evening OF January "a 1900, ne took
car at Kinnear park. When within a
few blocks Of the downtown terminus,
and while standing on the rear platform,
the conductor. he says objected to him
smoking as being against the company's
rules.
Ehrhardt replied according to his COM
plant, that he did not see how 1t could
inJure anyone. as there were no women
aboard and the car was empty. The con-
ductor. II is alleged, became angry and
struck Ehrhardt, knocking him into the
street. where he lay bruised and stunned.
He claims that his spine was injured and
that he sustained internal injuries.
Ehrhardt says that the company knew
that the conductor had been guilty OF bru-
tally on several occasions and that he had
a violent temper, which he could not con-
troll The company claims that the allie
cations regarding no other passengers be-
ing on the car, and the allegations as to
the conductors acts are immaterial, and
asks the court to strike them from the
COmnlatnt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-04
MANY GOING EAST.
Rsflroad Men Comment ON Outlook
for Heavy Travel.

Local railroad men say that the travel
Eastward from Seattle is unusually heavy
for this time Of year. There Is not n day
that some Seattle people do not leave on
excursions through the East, many of
them on pleasure trips and on business
1t is taken by the ticket agents that one
OF the main reasons for this is the extern
sion OF local business interests, which ne
cessitate frequent visits to manufacture
ers and representatives In the East
Much inquiry Is also reported concern
ing rates TO Paris and other parts of Eu-
rope. The opportunity is being taken by
many Germans Norwegians, Swedes and
others residing in this vicinity to 20 TO
the exposition and visit their former
homes on the same trip, and others by
the dozen are preparing to go TO Europe
as soon as the spring is n little farther
advanced
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-04
BICYCLE CLUB is FORMED.
weII-Known Young Riders of Seat
tie Effect Organization.

A bicycle club was organized in Seattle
last night by a number of well-known
young men, among whom are several OF
the best road riders in the city. There are
twelve charter members. The name OF
the club is the Owl Cycle Club.
After an organization was effected the
following officers We're chosen: President.
A Turner; vice president, Walter Rochon;
secretary, Mark Anthony; treasurer, w.
VI. Mathison; captain. Seymour Conklin
first lieutenant, ]. l.. Millhouse, and sec
end lieutenant, w. Michael. II was de-
cided that the emblem of the organization
be an owl encircled with the letter c.
Orange and green were adopted as colors,
and the members will wear green sweat
ers with three orange stripes
The charter members of the club are
Seymour Conklin, Armstrong Turner, Carl
Christman, J. j.. Millhouse, Il. NJ. An
thony, w. Rochon, George knight, w.
Michael w Mathison. A. Thomas. James
Young and Henry Callahan.
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TRANSFERRED TO SEATTLE.
To he Headquarters of Canadian Pa
cifc Travelling Agent.

The headquarters of the travelling pass
enger agent of the Canadian Pacific for
this district are to be removed from Ia
coma to Seattle. After April 10, A b.
Calder, travelling passenger agent who
for years has made Tacoma his head
quarters, will operate from this city. and
will make Seattle his home.
The change has been ordered by the gem
eral officers of the company. A prominent
representative who was in the city yes
terday said the reason for making the
change was because the business done
through Seattle had increased to a great
extent, while there had been no appre-
ciahle gain in that of Tacoma, and 1t
was deemed advisable and for the best
interests of the company to make this
point the headquarters for all the North
western business on this side of the boun-
Diary line.