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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
DIVORCE ON TRIAL.
Insanity II the Ground In Case OF
Psrlia Against Pariin.

The divorce suit OF william H. Parlin
against Mary pArlln occupied the entire
time OF Judge Jacobs department yes
terday. and will ia all probability not
be concluded before this evening In
this case the Defendant Mary parlin ia
said to be incurahly insane. and the suit
for divorce IA commenced under provi-
sion % the state laws which makes in
sanity sufficient grounds.
Tho plaintin vas on the stand most 81
the day yesterday. and the latter part
OF the afternoon was taken up in readfng
afsidavits Of physicians who have exam
med Mrs. parlin. she Is at present con-
hned In private asylam near Chicago.
where she has been for some years Her
Interests are represented by q guardian,
appointed by the court
This Is tho case IN which an Application
was made In September for Commission
81 physicians 70 examine the defendant
The affidsviis read Yesterday wers a part
OF the conclusions formed Al such exam
tnatign,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

IA Laramie. a returned klcnlssr. 70
r1rtel - the peifce about ! o'clock this
morning that ne had heen fabhta hE an
pnkaaen woman % fis9. The 5heN was
committed IL he keutucky saloon. i1i nc-
ri5eniAl avenue. wharV Laramie ard the
woas&n wsf~ At the tirae. Laramie haA
tks money. which vas IA ihs SHARE 81 cue
SEQ and feug 10 eilie. "a a h9rKskia sack
in ar lnner pocket Th~ marcy was r.
moved ard the sack restored % the
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

Two Property Owners Com menc~
suits 20 Regain Their own.

Two suits for the restitution % prop
srty and collection ~ rent we're coma
rr@ncsd yesterday n She superior spnrt
David sullivan i piAin;tn IN an action
against Maria Banker 20 recover pneses-
sion % the premises AZ - renth avenBe
south. He also asks tla1 alleged 70 -
due a. rent and damages
TIE seattle Trust Company Instituted
suit against g A. Weife 70 recover poR-
sesssnn ~ the Qrupsrty situated ~ $40
TNrntisth avenue south TIE Plaintiff
alleges inst the defendant - occupying
the premises under a verbal agreement.
ana has failed 70 pay his rent o. move
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DANCES ARE ASKED.
improvements Alleged 20 Have Beea
uemoxed-rropert Mortasx~d.

The American Freehold Company. %
London. yesterday cunmencef action
against The Kent Lumber Company ard
Mrs, A. smith % tecsver 81 aoe alleged 70
b. due a. the value ~ improvements re-
moved from martEaged property.
The complaint rrctsea that the plain
tit sscArad decree 81 foreclosure on A
mortgage against certain property o~aea
by these defendants ssa that thu merit
gagged property Included improvements
worth n considerable sum. II Ia aileRe1
that the defendants WroncftIily removed
some ~ these improvements. damaging
the plaintiff IN tho sum nAmef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
CAPE rLArrERr HALrnrT FLEET.
five schoepers Returs with . Catch
at 10000 Pounds.

Five fishing rchoonere, the Admiral.
Dewey. Myrtle, Electro, Norman sunde
and Yukon. arrived from the Cape Flat
terry grounds yesterday with a total
catch OF sn.oea pounds 90 fresh haiibut
These vessels will make hut one more
cruise In the Flattery waters this season.
going thence TO the wranRie narrows
banks, where they will fish throughout
tho winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
steamer Hamsoids at rors Townsend

The steamer Humboldt Capt ponineid
reached Port Townsend last night AT
o'clock on her return from Alaska she
was detained there In compliance with the
new quarantine regulations. which require
daylight inspection. The vessel will arrive
In this port about IL a. I'm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

steamer Aberdeen sails FOR Lynn canal
this morning with Wua feet OF lumber.
consigned 20 skAgway by the Morans -
tons % coal ard several pack horses The
latter are being sent 70 the Prince %
Wales island uines Of Samuel i4chtenstsd-
ter, one % the large operators Of that
atefrtct
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

Firss National Bsnk wants 20 Re-
cover Maney Advanced.

McCauley q DELANEY. the contractors
whose present Sherrah2uta are a -uatter
% great interest 80 many Seattle business
nar uNre yesterday made Defendants
ia a cixil salt instituted ~ the FIRST Ma
ttonAl bank. 81 seattle
The complaint Sled In tha superior
court hy The hank alleges that August
: ~ this year the Defendants barro wed
s. 90 AZ sixty days. ard that or Sepseni.
har > they born seA another =. ESQ pSya-
bic en- demand II = then alleged that
,N..s@ sums are unpaid ard that the debt
or have znSronded. Judgment FOR 81 90
wlth $50 attorneys fees Is asked
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
PERSONALS,

" Rasistc1k . mininx nan q rrsstsf. n =.
~ Seattle
the SrAttis
sslenr. a ursessns q Everett, Is ssArsss
a. re Hp.lsf
Craxrvelass Ffaues W csAksusa ana uesssr srv
a. the sexttle
G l. ErcvH. = s7sieess rsr Al 0as4aas Gal
= 81 ths Rgtttt
W RAswesA an assurances mAa - Frssisna
u Il ne Hotel Seattle.
a Magehiscn a rsrsAars a FtifAautn. = rrxis
teteA Of re Nsthsrn sciei
l. l. yea wedsroit 81 me uailr4 stAtes army
Is stagssnk at the seattle hctsl
Mrs. A u Mce@Asaa ard taeghfsr. tourists ffusa
ST. touis. M. are At tie Bufiss-
u NJ Raiss, a. insurarcs usAD = fscqazs, 3 Ia
ne city AuA v stsyinE a. the NcgtAera
J. r nesifs Z pgusnlnrnt euSassS u&e - f'lgt
Aaa i registered a. Ia Hessl NaFthern
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

err. Frank pyle who was In charge OF
the JAIL. went TO the rescue and after
some trouble succeeded In subdulnE the
Jap. but not until the other prisoner had
been seriously damaged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

But two divorce salts were commenced
Yesterday In TIRE superior court, Annis r.
sharp asks 4 divorce frnm John g.
Shsrp and Charles A. Bates wants a
decree freeing him from vloiefte Rates
DessFfinn and nonsupPort ARE the grounds
alleged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
HONE FUEL SUPPLY
Is NOW DETERMINED.
Aese Csai Deposits Located Near
eaps sahiae. 400 Mites From the
Goid Camp. Isl

III TowSSENn Oct is.--The ex-
ssson party which went North on the
encI corwin has returned ana re-
nc discovery OF an immense field
spaa near Cape Sabine, on the Arctic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

The need for a receiving hospital for
Seattle'a insane Vas sgnln demonstrated
Yesterday afternoon at the county sail
poe who WAS under partial restraint
il the hospital ward. became violent and
Usds q vicious attack on fsilcw prison
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
vARIcocELE.

THR DISEASE-An enlargement Of the
veins surrounding the spermatio
cord. a twisted. knotted, worrny
like or swollen appearance Of tho
scEotum.
TINE CAUSE Sometimes self pollution.
but often blows. falls, strains. ex-
oessIve horseback or bicycle riding.
Tine EFFECI AT times DUH. heavy
dragxins pain In small az hack. En-
tending down through ioins .nto thu
parts. low spirits. weakness 81 body
and brain. nervous debility. partial
or complete less OF sexual power
and often failure Of general health
THE CURE If you are Victim Of this
dire disease, eoms 90 ny ofTlee and
let mo explain 20 you my process
Of treating It. You will then not
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

FisNa vGu registered tnls YEAR, The
books close ct midnight Tuesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

TIME is money, IL you want 20 make
money save time and travel on the Vie
,oriAn 90 Port Townsend and Victoria
Fare, 20 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
A NIGHT OF Tappop.

br,rs ~ anxiety was felt for the widow q the
do~tnx.N sl- burnham, Of Mschiss Ma. when the
morns,. ..ia she would die from Pneumonia before
be- ~. writes Ms. s. II. Lincoln who attended
Nsv M iea1u night. but she hegged for Dr. Kings
IN, "a ovsfJ. which had more than enre saved her
~ 80 cured her 81 CsnsumptionA After akins.
Th. ~. ~ night Further use entirely cured her
sd,hPaf, ehsst and Lurs pses.ss. oriy SOC and
sTEwcl set,ies frss q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
EWART 4 HOLMES DRUG co.
4 FRIGHTFuL BLuNDER.

81 ~ oftsn cause horrible Barn. scald, Cut or
~ See. baeklen,s Arnies saise viii kin the pain
Nh NJ promptly heal IL Cures Fever sores, Ulcers.
~ es's. coTns an Skin Ersptions. Best Pile cure
ca "a earth. Only &c bon Curs guaranteed. Sold
STEWART a HoI.Mrs pprc co
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Are you reRis,eTedi The books close
Tuesday at midnight
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DIR wAaoNER, DENTIST, olympic block
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Are yea r~sistereas The books
close at midntght.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

wehds more
cEE during the past pasn is
the snly
swelling quickly subsa The
dsted veins which
All Indications % disease
and IN their stead
X
alone professional
yoaoah
treatment ~ correspondence aiw@s sacesasl
oenasenfia
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Minister Cured.

Dear Frisnds-I suffered more or less
an the time for ten years with rheuma-
usm. trying many remedies. but falling 70
perfsci permanent cure. So ! expected
to live the balance OF my days In pain
But began taking Graybeard. not OK
pocuns TO be cured OF rheumatism, but
hope to be cured OF letter on hands and
neck And when had only taken bottles
all my rheumatism was gone That was
nearly year ago ANA have not had a
pain from that cause since. The letter on
my neck and ears disappeared. my gener-
al health has been better. and weigh %
pounds more than ] did before taking H.
No doubt Graybeard will do all that is
claimed for IT,
S. II. wHATLEY. Atlanta. Ca
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

acter that he owed his extreme POPULAR
tty His gentleness. his courtesy. hk un-
selnshnefs made every man his friend
from the toughest mouutainecr OF his ma
tive state 20 the Statesmen and other emil
mont men among whom he lived. All alike
felt the charm Of "a manner utterly desu-
tutue of assumption. "a miud a. once sound
aud brilliant. heart summed up in tho
axiom Of Terence Homo sum Virginia
accorded him Nor highest honor in count
ing him worthy Co ie one Of the success
sors Of Gen. Lee ia one u her great hts
toric universities. and there will be many
who will be glad 10 do honor Ia the VIII
son memorial 20 the memory Of another
pure and great American who through all
hts life was always the good soldier OF
Jesus Christ, a true patriot. an IDEAL gen
tieman-in his private and public life
stainless. q statesman, not merely a poll
ticlan. deviaiuE ana maintaining politics
rather than politics aud scarcely less
h0nored Ia the Republican than In the
Democratic camp. lie told friend last
summer that he would like TO live an
other twenty years 90 ny and help mould.
influence the young men 81 his university
go noble 70 honorable did he feel the
task Of forming an American citizen. But
he bore his aunerings with the utmost pa
thence and was entirely resigned to tho
will OF infinite wisdom and love which
dscresd for him death and not life II
d. Il has always been. IL will always be
the croWning glory ~ Virginia that she
produces such men--not mililonaires, but
a Washington. reliuquishing voluntarily
the power for which Napoleon plunged all
Europe In mourning. Lee, our modern
Gaiahad. a Jackson. the sword of the Lord
and Gideon not a soldier OF fortune.
long line ~ Statesmen who a. Wilberforce
said ~ himself lived la hot water in all
the turmoil o. party strife and partisan
warfare. yet came out with clean hands"
r'nblomlshed honor IL the immediate jewel
~ such mems souls. and long may our
noble mother state preserve untaruished
her reverence for character. and set u
as she does. infinitely above riches.
Frances Courtenay Baylor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

/ trusts before prominent corporation law
yers 81 this city. The reptiles they made
would Indicate that while Mr Bryan 3
plan may meet with tho approval OF politi-
! clans for campaign purposes. O. will not
meet with the appreciation Of lawyers who
are familiar with the law az u Affects cor
porations.
one 81 these 10 whom Mr. Byau's rem
edy was shown Is Edward g. shepard. OF
the law firm that wrote the great Sugar
| Trust agree mcnt. which stood the tests OF
the courts. ar Shepard O now support
Ing SIR Bryan. He was asked for an ex-
| precision Of opinion aS 20 the efficiency or
Mr. Bryan's remedy. Mr. Shepard read
the interview with care. was thoughtful
| for o few minutes. AMI said.
n do not care 20 say anything about
This. am supporting SIR Bryan vlgo-
rously. and shall continue 90 do 80. until
the end Of The campaign"
Albert B. Boardman. Of Boardman. Plat
FOLEY was emphatic IN his Disagree
ment with Mr.. Bryan. He said
MI Bryan proposes what he calls three
remedies for trusts-publicity. the putting
Of an articles Manufactured by trusts on
the free list ana Federal licenses.
THE argument for and against compul-
sorry publication OF information about any
business are the same. whether tho bust
ness 8 conducted by what IL called trust
or not
Mr. Bryan's second remedy suggests
the fact that the remedy ls often worse
than the disease In word. his remedy
D. fhis.
KIN business in order that he trusts
may die also
"nryans third remedy Is Federal H.
cenHe
His remarks on this subject prove that
he has no proper conception OF the func-
tions ~ the Federal government with ref
erence 20 trade and commerce. nor 81 tho
rights of states with reference 10 the ex-
clusion ~ corporations"
Mr.. Roardmnn added that the pian OF
licensing corporations by the general gov
eminent would. % course. neccHsitate
bureau for that purpose and that the
head OF that bureau would WED power
over commercial matters that would b.
Of a dangerous character.
THE place would be worth . good deal
more than the presidency" said Mr.
Boardman. and II would be- liable 10 be
come an enormous weapon for biackmail."
Judge James y. Din. when asked what
be- thought 81 Mr. Trysn's plan. said
without taking time 20 examine the INST
Ter carefully u seems 10 me that Mr
Bryan simply attempts 20 provide for &C.
cumulative remedy. and IN - doing seeks
10 avoid the issue OF centraiizing 40
against state rights.
what he proposcse g. a state corpor-
alton regulated by Federal control. the
logical conclusion o. which proposition "A
nothing more nor less than national cor
poratlons.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Dyspepsia.

B!oatng otter eating and a feeling OF
weight in tho stomach are dyspepsia 3
symptoms-eructations Of gas--siok stom-
aeh. heartburn. vertigo. all come along
Sour stomach. headache. general depres-
sion ana great nervous condition follow.
We heor women say that they cannot
sleep. aud that they feel light-hoadod as
n az times they must fall We hear men
say that they cannot work. The stomach
is out OF gear they are restless and ner-
vous and form tho habit Of drinking.
This Is Dyspepsia
II can Be- cured
Graybcard Is safe remedy for this
ailmsn, Il makes food nutritious and
strengthens and invigorates the digestive
organs by purifying tho blood
Don't hesitate 20 take H.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Rheumatism.

Rheumatic sweIlns Ia the legs Is cured
hy Gmybeard
Mrs Joseph Brown ~ Butler. Ca. was
afflicted with rheumatism. IL caused her
great pain Her statement f. that tcr legs
awellcd 60 unusual aixc She WIS not able
60 relieve the nilmcnt until she procured
Graybeard She ~ now sound and well.
Acid IN the blood produces rehumatism.
rheumatism
My wife was afflicted four years with
Rheumatism. and | was not able TO nnd
anything 70 relieve her She took Cray
beard about month and seemed 20 be -
well as over. Il cured our lite ION OF tho
ailment Wo cannot rraiso Grpyoeard
100 much. GEO BOOTH
~CarsOnville. Ca"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
You Get Strong.

Every body who takes Grayboard tells us
they get stronger. They eat more and it
doss not make them stick This e. the sc
cret Of the curative powers Of Grnyteard
Tho nrst thing IL does Is TO make YOU 10
10 eating You will ent NOR than you
have eaten IN monthe. and you will nud Il
will not hurt YOU az Il used 70 whom you
ate heartily ny making you eat II makes
YOU stronger IL makes you stronger as
the new blood and bone ana tissue begin
20 become part and parcel Of you. and y
you are AFFLICTED with eczema you will md
IL gradually disappear The same way with
rheumatism. catarrh. dyspepsia. cancer.
In short. Graybeard makes you stronger
than your disease and brushes out your
dtsaase
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Rheumatism.

Rheumatism originates from excess Of
acid In the blood
Impoverished and impure blooj
II attacks different parts Of tho body II
Is sometimes seated In the muse &c. some
times 800 the paris surrounding the Joints
and sometimes tn the loiuts-hence tho
name muscular and artlcular rheumatism.
when IN the hips Il Is called sciatic rhcu-
matsm. when 10 the muscles Of the ba *.
umbago.
often when one goes 20 rise from sitting
or at0opiuF he sudden catching 10 20 e.
we're that they some times cry out in pain.
Tho feet aud Joints are sometime swollen
without nt FIRST, causing any pariicular
pain. This symptom is sufficient The oil
meut is getting start on you. This % the
time TO take Grayheard.
The safest cure for rheumatism Is
thorough blood cleansing
Graybeard is "a known specific for rheu-
uatirtn 10 checks The formation 81 acid.
dissolves the acid deposit ana produces
normal and rich flow Of blood Don't hosi-
tate to ask for a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Get GRAVEYARD s--sl Botte-6 Bottles, S.
o Respess Drug Co., Popsy Savannah Ca.

almers We have no such sources Of
supply
The money used hy Tammouv Hau in
a campaign comes voluntarily from the
people. No assessments are allowed Tho
offev-holders and citizens interested 20
the purposes ana aims Of the party COM
tribute what they see ~ or can afford.
No appeal or demand ls made on anybody.
The system is entirely democratic.
our contributions are usually liberal
enough 10 meet the legitimate expense of
che campaign and 20 maintain the orr
ganizaton. some men contribute quite
large sums hut they are not usually ask
81 FOR and ~ b. never demanded o. them.
In The present campaign. which S. a
national and state one. Ia which Tam
many Hail is taking part as an orgnuiza-
ton, We are making use Of the same
methods We use IN municipal campaigns.
We put mo operation the same machin-
cry and look for success ia che same way
We want 20 carry New York CITY for
Mr. Bryan by as big "a majority az We
generally win hy in municipal elections
or course, We make the fgh, for IS
sues that do not enter. as a rule into
a municipal campaign. although the chief
issues IN this campaign affect the city al
most as much as they do the country az
large.
Almost every aver Nt OF Iifr ana Work
IS closed 10 the young mon Of to-day. un-
less he becomes tho servant 81 q trusi 80
hired capacity from which there a.
little hope 20 rise This situation is NJ
most wholly the ou'Erowth % the past
four years fostering care 81 protected mo-
nopoies thar now dominate the country
a bright hope and o remedy is found IN
tho new voters Earl four yenrs produce
one million young mon who cast their first
votes for presidential electors The young
man ~ this hour who votes for the first
time wielda the balance Of power
II the Democrats carry the state we
would put an end a. Illegal combinations
81 capital 20 q large extent and control
those corporations md trusts chartered
by The state THIS would certainly b. an
Improvement over the present situation
The state could offer ns protection 10 the
small business man. 20 tho small dealers
and storckeepers. md 80 tho Young men
at the beginning 81 their careers II could
~ least cease 10 take part in the war ~
combined and aggrcEitcd wealth against
labor
The Democrats ought 20 win IN this
election The logic 0f events Is on their
side The administration has made blum
der after hlunder-in Cuba. In Porto Rico
In the Philippines and ri home: IN rs dis
criminatibns IN favor OF capital against
labor.
A. 10 organization, ec are better equip
ped Throughout the country than we were
IN 1896 when Mr. Bryan made such n
magnificent nght T4mmanv Hall ans
the Democratic organization of New York
rave taken more int rest IN national poll
tics this year than ever before We have
tried 10 give 90 the party a. large some
Of the benefits ~ oar method and train
inr Results will ihow that hard and
skllifui work has been done to arouse vot-
ers 70 a sense q tteir danger and that
the United States d not yef blinded by
the talk OF glory and riches IN the East
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Ugly Ulcers.

Dear Friends-I have bcon suffering =
years with an ulcer on my ankle Some
times in bed. sometimes on clutches ]
used remedies Of my own and falling 10
make 81 cure / Onilcd In different phyai.
clans. They an said that they could cure
me but found 70 20 be- Of a stubborn ma
turc and failed
I saw Graybeard advertised and bougm
four bottles OF q. two boxes Of the pilla
ono boa Of the ointment
II cured me well And ! have one botts
left
say that ] am weli-not nearly we'll
hut entirely well Il has been over twelve
months ard no symptoms have returned.
hops tho suffering will do ns | have
use n. have faith tn ~ and DO cured,
Mrs JANE GEORGE. K0ekvaic. Tenn