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New-York tribune., 1900-12-03
new YORK CENTRAL,

- HARLEM DIVISION.
slz A. NJ and 835 p. NJ. Daily, except sunday, %
Ptttsfeld; Sundays at o 20 A. NJ.
pullman Cars all through trains
-, Trains illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Itcket orceS az 1f3 261. AIS 2f6 Broadway. 3
Hanion 81 w. 2IS Columbus Ave. 133 125th g.,
1th st and l3Sth ST Stations. York 33S and f29
ruIton St and 104 Broadway. p D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 200 3Sth Street, for New York Central
service. Baggage checked tom hotel or resldencs b.
Westcott Express Corpanv
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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FINDS GOLD RING IN 4 TURKEY.
Richfeld Dec. (SpeciaD.-CarI Phelps a farm
hand a turkey In rattle at Paterson on
Friday night. While cleaning the bird Mrs. Phelps
saw something glittering In the refuse, and found a
plain gold ring. The ring fits Phelpss little finger.
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ROYAL. BLUE line

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
-. FOR PHILADELPHIA
saSo 800 g 40 f4oo sf400. t4So 800. 100 tTso
g.. - BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
O. ttS0 $500. 1000 100 tL0O. "l30. - 20
oeiees: Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry ia IN ssl.
s4 30 1900 1854 Broadway. 175 Ave. 9Th
IS Union So West 153 East 125th St, 27s West f25s
ST. 80 columbus Ave- New Torks St. 344 $50
Eulton St. BrOoklyn 9S Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New
nation ~
fFEom Liberty only. DAILY. tpsIly sxcspt sunday
Sundays only.
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GIFTS TO RETIRING FREEBoLDrR

Montclair, Dee. (speciaD-J Wesley Van Cfiezor
Of this town who retres from the Board OF Free
holders tomorrow, remembered yesterday h..
the JAN Inspection Committee of the Board ~
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-TEuRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTIANDT STREETS
70 The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
eortinndt Streets IN ave minutes later thar
station. except where otherwise noted.
''s a; ". FAST MAII@-Ilmlted 70 two Buffet PaTior
Ss,s New York 70 PittsburE sleeping Ca= Pss5urs
81 81 + FAST IISE ana Cleveland
@ ca For ssRe eRe Ds ss. s@05 Tosa ana cosS5y
& &5SsiIP1agais a. S .S9, LqglsyiI;s ss L9gls ,-,,
For Toledo NashSiis Va cisein5s al 4iss.,
Sa5 p H. IssasI sT f,Is 81 LfaIs FxPzEssFor Pn.,,,
Sss = w. weEs4fR2 wEs4RRRS SSs s. r9s5s SScas, v
.Seqe eY5eep{ Saturday; ;-
Chicago J" FoI P4SIgIG E5dI Ss S rssgrE sss
g. ss5 ~ pnnessS se for Clsyelana except sat1rd9y
FtEss.-For Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
pass es iss sas asd cs s2S'lenfs A. S' I
sirsst. 2o "a g 2l0 GDSs9r9g5ss 3 a7a @ c9rtlaass
asa1s CsFsS 2S 425 Dining caTl. Is Dining Car.
ing Carr a. m 12S. lass Dining Car. les ''con-
ans e ASS Il bPns Ra5o csT sHa & pms 3 Ga @ & r. s4 2
SOY GLHEtN RAILWAY--ExpIesa. as. 25 .. M Y 10
NosFoLK AND WESTERN RA1IwAY-For Memphis
ATIaNTic COAST GiSE-Rap9sss LIS & 9ss SIS =. m and zs
cIaIE5ssAPEAKE g OHIO RAILwAY--sss a m. ana
sEABoARP Is AIR LrNE.-ExDress 12s5 .. N. and l2io
FOR OLD POE5T COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-75s a
AT ANT4c sTk-a9y7 9lIr2 and y p m daily - =
-
ssS snT0gga Esstl5uIed Trains Buffet Parior Cars ana
LIAFE AA4.-l255 .. m. weekdays
on New York Branch Railroad
se lWenty-thtrd Street Staton) IS a. IL 30
81 - and $50 p m. Sundays o > a. m. ass ?.
Htom Desorosses and Cortlandt Streets. 200 N.
LOO $50 and $40 p. m Sundays. 8 IS a m. ais
FOR PHILADELPHIA
?! s5 sad c9rtandt STREETS s2g . rs
and Cortlandt Streets TO- 2O Dining Car DINING
AZ. 100 a. m. 1855 r. IS Dining Carr. 2 10 CDes-
s and Cortlandt Streets 2O. 255. S25. 3S5
80 - tDntng Carr, 4-55 Dining Carr. SIS Dining
9G' %. s25 sos 9.25 12. 20 night sundays
o " tss tho eoaches) SIS. SOS. Q .. 955 Oimitel
- 41oS dining Carr a 12.55. l255 Dining
l5S Dining Can 325 ass 425 Dining Carl ass
o. Il. 10 night -
Ticket otsces: Nos 4s1 a4s 11ss. 13SA III ara 2si
6sroatdway Astor House, West Tventy-thire street
tauon and stations foot % Desbrosses Cortla-s
Streets Court Street SEQ Fulton Street IS Broa9.
Way ann pennsylvania Annex Station. BrocEiyn
uoI Jersey City The New York TTansfer Company
vii call for and check baggage fron hotels ana rssi-
den-es through 70 Destination.
Railroad Cab Service.
J. B. HCTCHINSON r WOOD.
GeheIal Manager General Passr Agent
11-25-f8oO
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for constructing. by contract

protected cruisers be received at the
Navy Department until II O'Clock. noon. Friday
February I. 1871. when they will be publicly opened A
circular defining the characteristics Of said vessels
ready Tor distribution among The plans
and speencatlons may b examined. application
Department on and after this date and forms OF
proposal and contract viii b. furnished after December
Is 1900 JOHN D. LONG, Secretary Of the Navy.
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Railroads.
WEST SEORE-R.R.

Trains leave Franklin st, station. " T. as tolisNs
and lom. later foot West 42d ST. N r.
40 A. M.-For Intern. points 20 Albany a Montreal
s4A'~o A. M.-tl Lake MOhonk MinneWaska Saratoxs
CatsktN Mountains and Utica
100 p M.-Chicago Express. Daily
s2.D p M.-Cont Ltd. TOR Detroit Chlcaro A q Youf.
fS.i5 2 Nd Fer Hudson River points 70 AIhsny
.o-lS - M-for Rochester. Hufralo, Cleve q ChIcaxo
is'e9 M-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 4 81 Ioula
-sls r A-For Syra-. Eoch.. Mag. Falls p~t d MI
speily. tpaily exeept SUNDAY. Leaves Brookyn An
mex 40 = - lN4o 4 ~, az @aa p. NJ Leaves Jersey
CITY, p Y r. STA No. az li.2O A. NJ. at SIS r. 81
Time tables az principal hotels ana ofices Raxx.@a
checked from hotel residence BY We~cof Exn ~ n
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N. 4.
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POPULAR PUBLICATIONS POPULAR PRICES

has for nearly sixty years been
recognized as the Peoples Ma
tional Family Newspaper, for
farmers and villagers. Its
splendid Agricultural Depart
ment, its reliable market re-
ports. recognized authority
throughout the country: its
fashion notes, its Science and
Mechanics Department. It's
fascinating short stories, etc.
etc. render il indispensable IN
every family. Regular sub
scriPtion price, s1.OO
per year.
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WANTED on CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMEyr
STOCK AGENT WHO ANNOUNCED HIS FAILURE
NIssTNG-sA1D TO HAVE FLEEcED SPEC
ULAToRS OUT OF $4,000.

Paterson, Dec CSpeciaD.-EImer e creeIv is
wanted IN this city on a charge of enibezzlement
MADE by Peter NJ. Cannon. a contractor. TJr+u
three weeks ago Greedy ran a stock agency IN the
Romano Building. The charge made by Cannon
Only involves $40 but Il has been alleged since the
son spectators out OF $1,000 @Sei-
Creely succeeded William Linn Alien who faila5
lYur mounts ago, and for whom he had heep
clerh Sreey was caught in the stock Tnsrkef
sPeeuiauon following the election, and announced
uaI ne had failed. He asked until the folIovirg
~ ~ Meanesasy 70 make settlement When Wednes
New-York tribune., 1900-12-03
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD

"
Tickets at eS Ftfth Ave. Columbus Ave, Il2 sl
80 Broadway ~ Park PL. 193 " t21th ST.. and ass
Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
westcotts Express Company viii call Tor and che q
baggage 20 destination. Except sunday. sDaly>
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Regular With '

he Tribune offer those who desire to secure the hes.
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wishing
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bv N G. LLOYD express s s. "Aler" $40. sp--ta,
features exceptional advantages. EXCURSION TO
FTrROPF. bv specially chartered s. (ytv ~ To,
ans tons June - $3.50 Programmes ready
p. q. CLARK III Broadway n Y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

Alleges That Large sum .. Due Him
From Robert Anderson.

George X. Mcpherson yesterday COM
nenced an action Ia the superior court
against Robert Anderson 20 recover s. so
damages for breach q contract and for
alleged services He alleges that while IN
Nome last spring the Defendant was IA
litigation with Samuel LeischtentAtt@r.
and that a woman residing Ia Seattle was
a necessary witness for the case
Mcrhersou says be agreed 20 some 20
Seattle and locate THIS witness and for his
work was 20 resolve hts expenses tfne IN
cash, ana 500 shares - mining stock in a
klonGIke company, Tie alleges hat ne
came to seattle located the missing Wit
ness, an6 arranged a meeting between
her an Anderson
He further states that he has not h-en
pait anything on his account for surA
services. ara states THAT tho suna men
toned would % FAIR compensation. a. fhx
mining stock y claimed 20 be worth 81 soa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
BAZAAR A GREAT SUCCESS.
Receipts of House of Good Shepherd
Fair Are satisfactory-List
of Purchasers.

The House OF Good Shepherd bazaar in
the Collins block last week was sue
were very large all the articles In the
bazaar being disposed OF. The following
persons secured some of the most val
liable articles:
F. j. Walsh. sofa pillow; A. NJ. Rick
ards, rocker: DR.. d. Buckley, Indian
head; NJ 3. Booth, toilet set: Charlotte
Mangcl. blue sofa pillow: James Hunt
ley. gold pen; r.. Bradley, gold chain and
pin; w. Michaels manicure set; J. G..
Ford handsome lamp; Miss X. Sullivan.
silk parasol: r. G.. Montgomery. linen
piece: Miss A. Morris. secretary; Rev.
Father Browne. c. s 8. r.. writing desk
and Bible: James Owens. gold pen; Susie
McArdle. Battenberg handkerchief; Mss
N. sarvey, ireland in. Pictures" Miss
$. j.. Miss M. Buckingham. pair of blan-
kets: J. Burgess. handsome rose leaf
sofa pillow; A. r. OBrien. bonbon
s osS S Ms' ssa po SgGn1s arf addea
picture; c. Pessemier. sofa pillow; Miss
N. Kelly. bisqne vase; Mrs. Woods. Ma
dona. a g. Dun, lamp; @. Walsh, box
Laily Conner. lamp; Mr.. Foran, umbrella:
Mrs, w. b. lacking. gas lamp; Mrs. l..
Heinrich, sofa pillow; Miss O'Connell,
ION: ). ]. Power. rocker Mrs. E, Grit
fths, oil painting; Miss Irene La Barge.
fur boa; Mrs. A. A. Herbert. nut cracker
and picks: Mrs. J.. a. Metcaife.. sofa pill
low; Miss A. Matheson. OIL painting r.
Cunningham. leather cushion NJ ID
Jackson. piano scarf; Sister NJ Waierian.
violin: Mrs. J. N. Hardy. oak chair; Mrs.
J. w Considine. silk handkerchief; NJ
Esaries, figured cushion: ]. w. Consdinc,
lily; Ed J. Melton. silk cushion A. J.
Bookmyer. babys quilt. Pearl McGinniss,
doll NJ, Lawson. bun sofa pillow; Miss
Mcdonald, diamond ring: Miss Brantigan,
doll; Mrs. d. Walsh. sewing machine;
Miss Ahea, satin slippors; p. J. sullivan,
rose center piece; J. Coughiin, smoking
Jacket; Gustina Pessemier, tea table and
set: John McDonoush. gents umbrella;
Il. ]. Ivers, carving set; p. J. Lucas, vel
vet rug. Mrs. r Connolly. pair OF por-
there's. J. q. MeaRher. salad bowl: Mr..
Freeman, leather pillow. Rev. A. rrivei-
II, 8. j.. sugar she'll; Mrs. d. walsh,
rose center piece. Fannie o'Kane, gold
ring, Mrs J, A. ciraw. Battenbcrg center
piece: Mrs, J. q. Metcaife. sofa pillow;
IL. "a Kennedy, china dinner set: Miss
Stetson. china tea set: James McE1roy,
six trips to Victoria; r. J. sullivan. box
~ theater; Louis Harrington, wool shawl !;
Mrs conkitn. crepon dreas pattern; n.
MeRas, trip 10 skagway: T.. Cunningham,
trip TO San Francisco; q. w. Houston,
carving set. W De Gran, fancy stein
II, Hansen box Third Avenue theater.
w Sherlock. six trips to Vancouver
The real estate In Woodlawn park ana
the 500 shares OF Tsmmany Gold Mining
Company stock will not be disposed OF
until February e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
STARTS WITH A COLD.
Cafarrh IL Lingering Cold which
Refuses to Yield TO Ordinary
Treafme emit.

catarrh usually starts with a GOLD in
tne head and If left unchecked In this
AS fresh cold is taken the disease
spreads. getting deeper and deeper, creep
ing along the mucous membranes from
nose nose to throat. from throat TO windpipe;
from wfndpipe to bronchial tubes ana
from bronchial tubes TO lung cells.
The mucous membranes all connect,
one with another Hence II Is easy 70
spread from one part to another lined
with this same membrane. This IS why
catafrh in the head soon affects the throat
and finally the stomach itself, bringing
on chronic catarrh Of the stomach, which
IL most obstinate form of dyspepsia
Everybody is now well agreed that ca
tarrh is blood disease and not local
one; and the attempt TO cure by local
lief from the purely local symptoms WITH
out the remotest effect In staying the
progress Of the disease.
There Is new preparation recently OF
fered to the public that is apparently
destined to do away with every other
form OF catarrh treatment.
This new remedy is not a secret patent
medicine, but is large. pleasant tasting
tablet composed Of sauguinaria, Eucalyp-
toll Guaiacol, Hydrastin and other val
liable and harmless specifics, which are
markedly beneficial effect ppon the blood
and mucous membranes. apparently elm
mating the catarrhal poison from the
whole system.
These tablets while being pleasant. con-
venient and absolutely safe to use have
made cures in long standing cases OF ca
tarrh that are little short OF marvellous.
They re sold by druggists under name
Of Stuarts Catarrh Tablets. and any ca
tarrh sufferer who F7s tried inhalers, To-
tions, ointments. salves, etc, and real
lied their inconvenience and useiessncss
viii fully appreciate the difference be-
tween mere palliative and permanent
cure after giving Stuarts Catarrh Tab
let's an impartial trial.
All druggists sell them at 80 cents for
full sized package and no matter where
the cntarrh fs located. In the head throat.
lungs or stomach. Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets will surprise you with the effective
results of even few days use.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
WRECK NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
Three ptaeus Brothers Are Arrested
for Alleged Malicious Destruc-
ton of Property.

Edward. Joe and BENJAMIN Pineus, well
known characters IN the First ward
were arrested yesterday afternoon on
complaint q A. g. DUEL, the owner Of
q printing once on Second avenue. Cbarg.
ing them with malicious destruction o.
property They were arraigned in police
court and released upon bonds 10 appear
when wanted
The arrest, according TO the complain.
ins witness. is the aequei TO an attempt
tc wreck his plant. participated Ia by the
three brothers Seatsfday afternoon In
puatle shop IL printed q weekly paper
known as the Seattle Court News Nra4
terdAy's Issue ~ the paper contained an
article gurpSFting 20 expose the character
OF ane Of the brothers, 10 which they an
took exceptions Together they proceeded
10 the shop and, Il T. claimed. demolished
several forms 81 tyre and did other dam
age
The publishers ~ the Court News say
they have no interest whatever in the
plant which the defendants are alleged
10 have W. eckei. but Simply employ Tia
owner te pFfst their paper
Tho defendants wtii be arratgned before
faitSs Judge Cann tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

The Marine Exchange reports the fogawinst
skATfLF.-Arrised. oct =. stF Valencla FROM
Nome Sailed. Oct D. str San Pedro. for sau
Francisco. Arrived Oct. q. str south Portland
from Nome. sailed Oct o. scar Challenger. fal
Pogt Blakeisy.
SAN tKANc1sCo-A Arrived. Oct 2, cdr Mar
sachs. frcm Alaska.
PORT TuwNsEND-oot n. inward. .tr ysisn.
cis. m, frpm Nome, vith 10 passengers Ia,
seattle Arrived. hk Highland Chief frsn Ia
hsira; str Signal. frum Nome Br ship paisrayo.
ffQtu Hin7u. proceeded 90 nuafauffue station
VICTORIA. H. C-Anisea. Oct o. Cor bt Pal
las, from Santa kaaalia Ger u Atlanta fgtlra
santa Hosslia, Br ID NssAd. fFum Hio.o; g. y
STIR fsry and AihatFoss. from 5glnss sailed II,
ship Ivy. tqf China t.f slstu Niric tgr Tonaan
Ger slip WiihsinstnA. for Delsa1s Bay Arrived
~ Az Hucfinshasn. irum vanooutef. fos res.iss
NoME-Setief. Oct Is. sE Naiencia f1f Seat.
tie ~ port. oct y. ST PNni. Dresoa Raanate
Dora. EHhu Thaaa4on sailed. 0rf fs HaAnaka
~ - Michael Arrived OCT. q. - y "a. ~
PoRT crARESoE-In pert. o., Is. whsl,r
purcH HAhBoR- ssa-e. OFT ~ st. vslss.
Port Tpwuse9d 81 Seth Pag4isna far seattle,
ar Ret4sf Dollar ard z > ship Paftsrsan nafas
% Oct y. tai feinrpsd ga account q gale q
viud
uNALAsKA In port. Oct y. hip usri.
PASSED oct =. - str vslsactA. str santa
Ana ,h1aps 81 sana
TACOMA Arrived. Oh y. cdr colaratiA. from
QaAr;s ugsfsf barter
PORT TOWNSEND oct 2 srrssed IN 80.
King. firm Chsnstaus: s,g soffh Fo-tiarA f-rw
Norsf. srt safsf - p p =. fW ssafrlr a.fh le
rasreuxgFs Ho4rs rustAgzHs sind
NEsH RAI-taft - giaadg a1rfh giss -.
mlss No vssssss PASSED
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
AFTER EIGHT LONG YEARS.
Frank Diamond. Tired of EvndinE
the Military Authorities, Gives
Himself I'm.

Weary of evading the officers. and
afraid that at any moment he might be
taken into custody. Frank A. Diamond. a
deserter from the Seventh United States
infantry. gave himself up 10 Corporal
Stewart at the recruiting station yester-
day.
1t Is eight years since Diamond deserted
from his company. and although In that
lapse of time almost his Dissertation has
been forgotten. ne could not rest. Hts
nightly dreams. he says, We're that he
was being taken back 10 his post and
tried for the crime of desertion.
Since his desertion Diamond has been
at work in the mines OF British Columbia
During all the time, according to his
storv as told to Corporal Stewart. he has
been in constant fear that he would be
arrested and taken back for trial. until
the matter has prayed on his mind SO
much that he resolved II was better to
give himself up and have It over with
than to continue in the dread.
As ne walked into the office he was
pale In a trembling voice he announced
TO Corporal Stewart that he was de-
serter and wished to be taken back and
stand trial for his offence Stewart wired
to ascertain II the statements made were
true. and finding that they were told him
to consider himself under arrest Last
night the corporal left for Vancouver
barracks with Diamond, where he will he
turned over to the military authorities
and later tried by court martial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
STOCK is GOING UP.
Northern Pacific Fluctuations Are
Considered Unusual.

At the present time there ia much talk
regarding Northern Pacific stock. and its
unusual fiuctuation. There has been a
greater change in the stocks OF this road
than In any line that Is daily quoted on
the lists sent out from the East a
weli-known stock broker, in discussing the
subject yesterday, said:
The day the splendid financial state
ment of the Northern Pacific for the fiscal
year ending June 20 was made public in
New York, the stock OF the road went
lower than ii has at any time during
the present Now, when the monthly
statements show there Is a falling on in
the earnings of the road, Il is going up
again. on January OF this year North
ern Pacific common stock was quoted
from "a to "a as On September -, when
the annual report was MADE public, II
sold at from rs TO ISL. and the lowest
sale was An.
Just what the cause FOR this unnatural
fuctuation Is moi known. but there Is
certainly something at work that the
general public Ia not aware OF, Northern
Pacific ~ one OF the queerest stocks on
the market at the present time, and there
Is probably no other stock IN which so
many people in this city are interested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
MILLER rosr TO nNrnnrArx.
a. a. n Nee wtu Hold rtnai Open
Meeting OF Year Next Tacsaay

John r Nflisr rpss q A r. Will hiiA
ns third aHA last open mestlng tor ths
war e. tie han In the Paddle hlack. cor
Tuesday exsnine octaser ~ A Very al.
trhesivs progrAnnaa has been preparra
Mrs Andrews 90 the Relief cSFnA viii
rea.its the aaefa ~ Hon NTl 81 TNag,sn.
sou, '~rTe wens "a Bleed wAlsh win \.
responded Is By CsarL y n MetcSlfr Ms.
Miita psil WITH give They Cant W0iA
q sstioA % ise Grand Army Ruys" Rect
ken ana Miss -. sehrArk rnr Vocalist.
Mrs Jamie Heushten EAmundS AMI Mr.
w T &iwsa have been secured
AL usfneers 80 Tie three neiief cerra
the rhllir7tns veterans snA Waiting e,sra-
rsfss are especially iSvited ard All other
friends - the pest Will Ne welcane
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

Building permits were issued by the city
engineer yesterday a. follows:
Mrs Alice ID. Allen. one-story frame,
Second Motor Line addition. $500,
Theodore Christy. oue-story frame, 1913
Twenty-fourth avenue south $50
c. Rabel. two-story frame double house,
SOs-si0 Howell street. So SOC
DR.. J. q, Eagleson. one-and-on ha II
story frame cottage, ss4 Ward street. 500.
c. J. Eddy, one-and -oue- half-story
frame, Kirk wood avenue. so.
Thomas Pierce. ,wo-story frame. 1873
Fourth avenue. 8, 30
Horace Middaugh, excavation for four
story brick building corner Main street
and Occidental avenue, S.eoa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

IgaUc Benson was engaged yesterday a..
terncor IN hearing the Testimony 'n@ The
contested divorce slfi ~ sarah r r~nck.
sft aEalnss Hurh 2 Crockett The trial
VAS contta aea uutn next month a. &,
could not hf cruciufsd last evening. ana
there r. no vacant 4afe during The present
month. MFs Crockett seeks % SCI aafss
a divorce racen-iY granted heg husband
on the KrngIf that tke service made ur0s,
her Was not issaA She seeks 10 have ~ :
decree granted t2 hey
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
room COMMISSIONER SUED.
Batter Company seek. to Receive,
Alleged value Of seisurc.

The n f. Wood Butter Company yes
terday commenced an action IN the au.
peTi0r court against f.. A Mcdonald as
state dairy and food commissioner. 10 re-
cover &,aoo fer merchandise which Il Ia
ALLEGED the commissioners unlawfuily took
from rs possession.
The complaint states that Mcdonald In
his official capacity. took &c this ~ hut
ter, cash containing 20 pounds from their
warehouse On octpher ~ and has failed
end refused 30 return any part OF this
seizure although request has been pro-
perry made
Mcdonald seiEed the butter on tina
gFouud that be believed Il was not pre-
pared IN accordance with the pure food
laws uf taiH state The company feals
aggrievsi at tAis action and seek. re-
C0Nsry.
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Sc0irnent OF SET
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen i, is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble: too
frequent desire 10
pass il or pain in
the back is also
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Local Report Maximum temperature s, d,v,e..
minimum, a. mean. a.. 10 of sn inch ~ rain feii
during ths last twenty-foau hoIrs; mostly ffrsh
southeast Winds advisory telegram received tar tsoa
siblo high winds tonight over sound and strait
GEORGE ~ SALISBURY
Section Director Weather H,,r..a
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THE WEATHER.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AoRi
OULTuRE-wEATHER BUREAU
FORECAST ron SUNDAY

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY
Poriisnd. Or. oct a. 1900
oc>ssionh rain. brisk to high southcrly winds
stationary tcfnpeFa turr.
You are advised that a disturbance "a approach.
ing the Washington coast that viii cause southeast
veering to southwest gales tonight and probably
Sunday from Cape Blanco north 70 Cape i1attery
with brisk aud possibly high seutheriy winds over
inland waters HEAIa