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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14
TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE

4 powder to be shaken into the shoes
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot
ANA get tired easily II YOU have smarting
feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot Ease,
IL cools the feet and makes walking easy.
Curca swollen, sweating feCt, lngrowlng
nails, bllstcrs and callous spots, Relieves
Germs and hunlons Of all pain and gives
rest aud comfort Try Il to-day sold by
mi druggists and shoe stores for &c. Trial
package FREE Address, Allen S DIM
stcd Lc Roy, n. Y. tth&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

THE Columbia Building Associa.
ton just starting an old-fashioned
honest plan; managed entirely by
home people. Office Of Simpson &
Tatum, City Bank building, Saturday
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

Mr.. Redman. Miss Newhart, Edwin
Wise. Miss Helen Perkinu.
Parents should take the little folks
to the children festival at the Food
Fair this afternoon. Pretty Easter
eggs will be presented to each child.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14
To-duy's Game.

The seccad and last game of the Ro-
chester wheeling series win b. played
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Poole.
skoptc and Bowman will again throw
the hooks into Bucks Eoys."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

much appreciated.
Mr.. William Il. MrMechen leaves
this afternoon. accompanied by his
yours daughter, Dorothy, to join Mrs.
McMechen. at Mount Clemens, Mich.
Miss Elizabeth Good. younggs st daugh-
ter of Mrs Mary Good. OF Fourteenth
street, leaves for ParkersburE next
Thursday. where she will be the house
guest OF Miss Harris, who recently Wis
Tied here.
The many friends OF Judge and Mrs
Gibson Lamb Cranmer are delighted at
the complete recovery OF Mrs. Cranmer
from he: recent serious Illness.
Wheeling society people at Atlantic
City during the Lcntcn season were Mrs.
Laura Ford Hearne Mrs. William H.
Hearne and Mr.. Julian G. Hearnc They
had In their party Mrs Frank Julian
Hearne Of Pittsburgh, and Mrs Nettie-
ton (nee Hearne) OF Kansas City
Mr. o. c. Dewey. OF Echo Point. is at
Cambridge Springs, Pa.
The latest names added to the list Of
| coming Wheeling tourists on the CONT
nent are Mr.. Joseph Speldel ST, and
/ Mr. Jesse SpeideI. OF ChapIInc street
Mr.. Jesse Speidel is home from Yale for
Easter. He win graduate in June
Mrs. W. W. Irwin. nec Miss Mary OFT.
| daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, Henry Oft,
| Is steadily recovering from her recent
! severe iHdisposltion. to the delight OF
the many friends OF the family.
Mr. and Mrs, William A. Wilson, Of
| North Main street, leave shortly for a
six months continental trip.
Mrs. Charles W BrockunIer. Miss
/ Shirley Brockunier and Mrs. Frank Lee
] MOync Hupp leave next week for New
York, where they so as delegates to the
| national convention Of the Daughters OF
| the Revolution.
The numerous friends OF Rev. and
Mrs Jacob Birmingham. Of the Island.
hope for the speedy recovery 10 health
Of theIr son, Philip Birmingham.
Miss Flora wilson. of North Main
street Is home after a winter stay In the
south.
Mrs. Robert ". Ha2leti ana daughter.
/ Miss Kate H1zlett Of North Main
| street, will return to-day from Florida.
Mr. and Mrs w a. Wilson, Of North
/ Main street. are at Cambridge Springs,
preparatory to their start for Europe.
Mr. Morgan OFT, who has been travel
ing through the south, is expected home
next week.
Miss Florence OFT VIII spend the pres
ent month In California with her mar
ried friend. formerly Miss Nellie Ache
son, OF Wheeling.
Ono Of the leading attractions In socle.
{" at Martins Ferry grZt week win be
the lecture on THE Influence Of Liter.
atura on Life" by Mrs Ellliknlley. OF
Pittsburgh at the First Presbyterian
church. under the auspices " the Wo-
mans club of Martins FCrry, next Fri
day evening Mrs KillkellCy IS q splen.
aid speaker and her lectures ave always
wen received by her audiences,
MlsF Ethc! Smith very churnlngly
entertained about twenty couples Of her
: friends Inst evening AT her home on
walnut alrrt. Martins Ferry. Thl
evening WAS spent az cards
Morgan T.. Oft, esq, returned yestcr-
day 1fter a pleasant trip 10 Southern
California ana other points Of interest
much improved IN health.
The Hess flower show az Is Twelfth
street. opened yoetrrduy n1d continue
to-day. Throughout the day. oIpcclalil
iast nlght the attendance WaH large
J Though hundreds OF the beautiful llllei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

ALL latest novelties In sultlngs and
Fancy Vestlngs at c. w, SEA-
BRlGHTS SON. Merchant Tailor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14
pAINTINa, aIAIzINa, &c.
CUTLERY GRINDING.

T5INEsT CUTLERY GRINDING DONE
right here In Whccline concavlnE RAJ
zors a specially for barber use, clipper
scissor and knife work done promptly:
prices reasonable. Repair work Of an
Kinds. WHEELING SCALE WORKS. 1865
Marl;et street. Telephone 9Gi. foiG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14
BISeKET
BAKING POWDER

Ia tbe ideal Phosphate powder Of the
dnv. It 10 pure. Every lady should
nv Il. Call Mt our booth and get a
card for one can Free D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

AMERICA makes the finest brand OF
champagne, Cooks Imperial extra Dry
n Is delicious. frulty and pure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

An. KINDS or PLAIN AND FANCY
N Printing. An entire new line OF sam
Piles 81 Ban Programmes, Tickets and In
vltatlons NJ all prices at the intellgCncer
Job Printing Ofice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

PIANOS tuned and repaired BY OK
pert workmcn. Il. w. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14
BASE BALL GOSSIP.

Wheeling has tho appearance Of a
etrorS ,caa, this year It Is especially
strorC m the box aad uuthcId. Masnlag
Of tho Kansas City team. has ia-mld
two players to tsr who ,irg team. FAR
dee ard S;rflKlctt and thy VIII help
out c5nsidcrabiy.-Tolode Ellde
Frl1 Cookc. formerly manager " the
Fyrt Waynes is a member OF the Inter
state umpire stan, and has been detail
ed for the opening game here April rs.
when Wheeling and New Castle cross
hats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

this line that the prize winners so dis
posed might send the articles captured
to the Day Nursery. This would be
much appreciated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

Mr.. William b. MrMechen leaves
this afternoon, accompanied by his
yours daughter, Dorothy, 10 join Mrs,
McMechen. at Mount Clemens, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

81 want to ask you question con-
corning the new Chain Trust!" said
spatts Bloobumper.
"Well?"
''WIlI It control the golf lluks?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

One OF the swell events OF the season
ives Tho Mercantile Clubs dance last
Wednesday evening at the Arion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church will hold one OF their famous
markets to-day, in the lecture room OF
the church, corner Market and TWEEN
tieth streets. Every delicacy, as well
as the substantials for the welfare OF
the inner man. is on sale. and the ben
ehciaries merit a liberal encourage
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14

The Kings Daughters of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church, body OF ener-
getic charity workers. will hold an Eas-
ter market of good things to eat. to-
day, at the Thomas Hughes tailoring
establishment, on Market street Every
thing will be dellciously prepared, and
a ready sale is deserved and assured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
THINK He WAS BUNKoED.
roisee Asked 60 Locate ktssstsn
Man Who Came TO THIS tssy
With Nearly e2.ups

FRIENDS q W srhreiartes. resident ot
Ktnxaten- kitsap connty. Yesterday morn
~ reported 10 the police that Scareiariek
whe came 10 this cisy uct0beF II WITH
csnsiaesabls money IN hls rcssesssun, has
not been seen since the Friday following
Ms arrival aua foul piay IL suspeetea
sehrriariek who T. saia 70 Re an IN
daesrfaus and rreviscns man told hts
frsrrfs v ben - seis kiUgsssn ,hAt be Ia
tended Investing his savings. amounting
Ia rsariy 5000. Ia seattle realty The
sslssGnx man also stated "a Ostc Hart
rsrk Ms hroshrr-ln-ikw. that he bad been
IN sarres nbn8snee wtta loc& gssi estate
lsalefs regarding the Investment 81 hls
famAs
The pai3ee are Inclined % the taecry
thal = hFcitrlch pncountefed hans0 men
urssn hss arrival tn rats city. waa tn
aacsa nlfr not % invsst ais money ngpAn
tAa representation that they could OBJ
tRln tag hin aaofe gathering snducemsags
"a sorae other toeauty
A sisnitar swtUdle WAS perr@irate5 IN
ths sits several mcntns ago sacu an IN
4asgsctsuE ScAn3s raVtRn named Annual
Hansen. SNa was irsacvt % 40 East
ap0n the representation that he could
purchase valuable farm At = price which
discounted any opportunities 10 30 hal
ia tire loeal hsl4 for investment The
s2petiepcc cost Hansen ssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
AxusEmExrs.


sThe Man From Messco" NJ seattle.
The nudsenre that about siied the Sc
attic theatsr last night enjoyed TO thu
fullest extent the comedy The Man
From Mexico" II h from the pen OF ".
A pu Hovches and he has done some
very clever work.
The nrst act. laid ~ New York, Is the
home OF BENJAMIN Fitxhew. wife and
wifs's sister. Staying with them are Col.
Majors ana daughter Mrs E9,rhew sus-
poets her husband % freauentlng cafes
ins herself visits one 81 them to try and
detect hin while there the place is
raided by, the eoiie". and she Il arrested
hut released Tier husband has left the
cafe jus; before the raid but on the
way here has an argument with cab
mar and 70 arr~eted and sentenced 20
thirty DAYS Ia rrtsnn,
know Of this, AMI tells her he intends taxi
Ing a rip 10 Mexico fer thirty days
Vie service out his sentence and returns
deception. Witch. however. he aaaily con.
fessea
George nonlfare. ST.. a. benjamin. Fsts-
hsw, asa hts WORK sa'endltly Hts hui
NOR 4 ot the Irresistible style that car
flee hls audience WITH him 10 tho end
lie 10 exceadinEit funny IN this his best
part Miss Helen Raird ~ Mrs Frts.
asa wegt work Tier R0rgeeus Gowns.
especially that worn ~ the second act
were w.'rks 81 art
Was one ~ the esst characters ~ the rlay
He had every opgoftunlts - evrrsic but
keet well Within bounds ana caused roars
~ laughter. especially IN the aecend act
ilts MAKEUP Was very giryEf
All the ether netnhgFs 81 TIE eaFupany
ata wsll, and supported Mr. iaonitsos
creailsahtx,
fh~r~ = no toahs that the theater
wiat ~ croN ard every night Tor The rest
~ the week Is see thss ttrra comedy fnr
= " onr ~ SAr best attractions az its
kiad "a 4he rras
sunday wleshs the GFsW opera ca4apars
hextn a weeks engagement " a repertoire
~ iAt~et epor&tis HaecrS@ss. conspicuous
asaNns whirN are ia caritAn = frsorn.
tNY ts4e - Nh&uqaxn~" and Rig Nan
winkic"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
GAME RUSH AT HIGH SCHOOL


stuAeuss Engage In muddy Fray on
marion street NJ Result of Ebui-
Hilton Of Glass spirit.
A highly exciting cane rush took place
among the pupils OF the Seattle nikn
school yesterday afternoon. IN wnicn ~
is estimated 10 engaged. the anaif star
ed between the seniors and juniors nut
the other classes were drawn INTO ene
frav. taking sides against the seniors. AS
,he result. from the standpoint of class
rivalry. was favorable TO no class IN par
tIcular. the rush will be repeated TO-DAY.
The hattie took place on Marion street.
between sixth and Seventh avenues, anu
was productive OF many black eyes, bleed
ing noses, muddy faces and mucn oe-
strictfon of clothes ihefe "efe nv
other casualties.
As in similar institutions, there is great
class rivalry at the high school. ana
when the seniors "Wednesday morning
hung a banner worked In their colors IN
the assembly hall, the other students toox
II as a direct challenge to combat sew
eral attempts we're made to take down
the banner. but none succeeded until
Yesterday when Junior secured the prize
and IL was destroyed. In the meantime
IN. other juniors had been paradfng
around with canes, and w. e. Hariah.
football player and senior. seized one ana
retreated. The juniors pursued Harlan
NATION
overpovered when he gave the rallying
cry Of his class. In fierce combat Tor
the cane II was broken into three pieces.
and the rush became three-cornered.
About 100 Of the other students who hed
been anxfousiy watching the fun could
restrain themselves no longer. but rush
ed into the fray to the juniors aid. Bo-
gle. a football player. led the senior
forces, while Haines and Fisher, also
knights OF the gridiron. headed the as
sailing hosts. The high school girls
watched the contest from q safe dis
lance and encouraged their different
champions.
As the three-ringed battle waged In
the center Of the muddy street. the gen.
ersi color of the combatants changed TO
a somber brown. There were frequent
football pile-ups. when the small boys
who had congregated In the vicinity. did
remarkable execution. Whenever from
the struggling mass begrimed face
would appear. they washed II tenderly
with mud. They also paid OF old scores
after the most approved method Of pa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

How q ycssG Couple solved = Pes
slimG Problem In MEX of Time.

He was a tall, broad-shoeldered. fine-
looking man. and she was little brown
haired. pretty woman. attired IN neat
tailor made suit Of gray. Together they
walked into. the county auditors office
and stepped TO the window, where mar
rage licenses are issued. The CLERK
looked UP at the little woman and she
smiled n pretty snlle, The proad-shoui~
dered man made application In the usual
manner. and after filling out the required
blanks prepared 10 pay his ~. take his
license and his fsnces and depart Hgf
an obstacle arose. Where i your Wit
ness" qneried the deputy auditor AZ the
witness" saia che broas-shouldered
one. why. I didn't know We had % have
witness. Great seotts aonf KNOW q
soul In town"
Things began 90 look less rosease for
the young people. Tire deputy vas cour-
ie9us bur arm A witness was necessary
BY law. and witness ~ must have be-
wouid-he groem pleaded and the would
- bride showed signs % coming tears
but they awaited not. The couple argued
and pleaded alternately, hpt finally BE-
came convinced that tho witness must be
thoughts % Offering himself u was
evident that the groom was ~ LEGAL aGs.
and the hTiis afterwards confessed 70 =,
although she aian't ts1k a. Hut the by
standsY was affAsd "a swear that she was
more than y. 80 be discFeetiy Kept ST.
lent
Finally hrlxh, idea occurred to the
groom. He sailed forsh. ne met man
he explained the situation, he Introduced
the lady ana IN few minmses, tasi a.
tie clock NAs On the stroke ~ .he clos
inr hour the license Ua& procured he
ob6urAte Aepnty wgrmnre& BIS conxrat-
aiafisnE ard together the nFeas-shsai-
aersa man ard the lsttie @oman Departed
IN the direction 81 tbs home o. a we;i-
kno@n marrying patsGn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
sANDBAGGED AND ROBBED.
Railway Man Assaulted NJ saoho-
mish May Die-AIicged Crimt-
malls Arrested Here.

John Herring and Ralph Shelton, two
young men. each less than 10 years OF
age. were arrested on First avenue south
In this city yesterday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Booth, Of Snohomish, on a charge
OF brutally assauiting and robbing Emil
Brandt, of that place. late Tuesday night.
Brandt, who Is an employe of the Great
Northern Railway Company. was yester-
day reported to be In a precarious con-
dition. and II is thought possible that
he may die.
Brandt was returning home from his
work as foreman OF the Great Northern
boarding cars at Snohomish when he
~ss assaulted. being struck terrific
blow with sandbag, which feIied him
20 the ground and left him unconscious
The robbers secured sas.
The sherlffs ONCE obtained its informa-
ton from a person in snohomish who
claims TO have overheard conversation
In which sheldon appealed TO fallen
woman 20 shield him and Herring from
arrest, saying. For Gods sake. we have
Just Killed a man what can you do for
U.S." The men were traced 70 this city
and placed under arrest while eating
breakfast in the Seattle restaurant on
First avenue south yesterday morning.
They both strenuousiy denied their guilt
Young sheldon ~ well known 20 the
Seattle police. having been frequently
arrested ip this city for petty onenses
during the past two years Deputy
sheriff Booth says his prisoners are mem
bers az gang OF Young hoodlnms which
has been terrorizing Snohomssa Tor =
month or more
special dispatch received by the Post
Intellissncer last night says.
Emil Brandt who was sandbaggsd
Tuesday night ~ stlll lying In an uncon-
scious condition Medical men have
been With him continually, and as late
az midnight he was not expected 20 sur
Vive but at present his vitality seems TO
be increasing and his physicians gave out
tonight that hts recovery was very prob
able
John Herring one Of the boys who. "
is alleged. committed the assault. u said
20 have confessed TO she proseen ting AL
turnsy the whole crime today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
AN INCIDENT IN The PROGRESS
OF GOV. rogers Reform.


II
IL
the fact that he he
March this incident
Of
I'm
Of the N due for his
boards and
No
himself refusing
Snive hts dappoint
mentan chagrn flowing bowl
the street In front of
nuted after
a
Il q Olympia bank
to
lady
of
he
his
alcoholic breath for John
dropped
his ken walked away
from ONCE but the
Of
consideration snve has not
then nus power
Increased
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
COURT NOTES.

Moses shiHn Sled bis complaint from LILY A.
shnn. on the ground az DISCRETION
Flora Mickey has hlrd her complaint fos divorce
from Frank II. Mickey on the ground Of DISCRETION
Ellen stites va. given dfyoroe from stephen l.
Sites by Judge Benscn yesterday tho kronnds we're
cruelty
Eli wtns,ss vas given hts freedom from MARY
wiu.sts ~ Judge Benson yesterday Oh the ground
Of descrtion-
C. A. Rlomskos of Sweden. and John Mcisneh
court yesterday.
A number 81 ssamsu fled pfsrveniEG lt~i IN
the federal court yesterday asalnst the steamship
Roh<rt Dollar for wages siles~a 70 ts due
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
BOYLE Is BOUND OVER.
Mast stand Trial on Charge OF
Forging Check.

Ellsworth Boyle. who was arrested hy
Bancroft's Patroiman Taylor Tuesday
night, on a charge ~ having forged and
passed check Tor 81 ia payment for
two sacks % wheat purchased from A
Railroad avenue grain dealer. was yes.
terdy arraisnei In the municipal court
and bound over for trial under 800 bonds
NJ. " Huhbeil testified that the defend.
ant entered his place % business last
saturday and rendered a cheek for an
drawn upon the National Rank % Com
meree and signed u W Lloyd" ia pay.
mcnf Tor two sacks % wheat. reesfvtnx
SIS In change The check bore The m.
dorssm.ut James q NELL" under which
name the defendant ~as arrested The
check proved TO Ne wort bless
When arraigned yesterday Boyle entered
no defense lie has several times h.n-
tore DFra aFrnigu@d upoA similar charges
eut has alwAys managed 70 repay fhe
money secured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

tcrrai punishment, 10 the great anuse-
ment OF the spectators, Those participant
ing in the main rush were too busy tn
notice this guerrilla warfare.
Although the seniors were outnumhered
two to one. they hravely held their own
until the fragments Of the cane had 80
often been rehroken that they were lost
in the mud A splinter In a juniors hand
was all that remained Of the cane al the
close OF tho rush. Some argued that this
gave victory TO the junior class. bat the
general opinion was that another contest
was required TO settle the question Of SUI
premacy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

The Trade Register Review Of SAL
mon Packs In Detail From In
reptfoa 60 Date.

The Trade Register will he desaysd un-
ill SATURDAY. afternoon By reason nf max
hr.tsah ColaniAa. Alaska Oregon and
California ~ firms. districts, packs nnd
iocatlghH giving review 81 the inwa. the
eutu0ta ~ hatfherset. itst ~ new ran.
nafiss for tire past season. and other val
uBbte 8ata on the sairDga interests ~
this Coast from it, inception IN fssE -
date. Tnis wili b. a particularly vaiaa.
bic numb@r. ard PARTIES ds@irlnw comics
At r cents rafh should nasify fhe Trade
REGISTER today ~ their wants %.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
Moore Investment Co.
III Columbia street.

BILE gold mine TO Manager 0rau. for the
theaters everywhere have been nlied to
cvernowing. The engagement of Isle
Of Champagne" In Chicago was a record
breaker In point Of receipts.
q long-iooked-for event. and no doubt
will be received here as IL has every
where. by packed houses. The repertoire
for the week In az follows: Sunday and
Wednesday, Isle of Champagne Mon
day and Thursday. ''Sousa's '.El Capt.
tam" Tuesday, Little Tycoon" Friday.
grand double bill. ''Cavalleria Rustfcana'
and "Pinafore;" Saturday night. Pa
tence," Regular Grau prices. Is. 80 and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

The Art League Bohemlans have re-
az the New literary Musical ana Art
Club TO amalgamafe with the Rohemiana.
The latter have appointed Miss Mary
Martin. Miss Mamie kncne. Mr. and
Mrs n T. Gray and Mr.. VIII
Carson a. committee 20 meet a
similar COMMITTEES from the club with
the long name. FOR he purpose OF discuss.
ing the matter. This joint meeting viii
b. held at the art studio ~ the league
Wednesday evening. November H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

,.tJnrie Jssh sprnceby." the nrss OF the
many rural play. now being presented In
the different cities Will ." seen AZ 1ne
mencirR sunday with y matinee' This
production Va said 10 ruhtsiu comedy as
we'll az pathas. and the realistic sawmil
scene ia said 10 he a runss exciting ana
lrt.u.e Eject The scenes 81 the play are
iaa IN Vermont and New York, which
gives ample opportunity Tor portrayins
tha simple rustic Characters ot thr Snxn-
faii the country folk that visit the metr9p-
ellis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

Ruiiding permits were issued by the
city engineer yesterday az follows
NJ. ~. canheid. one-story frame cot
tsge. Fremont. t7ea
J. ". Swinsy. one-aud-onc-half-s STORY
frame cottage, Green Lake, NA0
CLANS Seversen. one-stoff frame cot
tage. Green Lake. $50
Mrs Ida Miller. one-story frame. $40
East Republican street. so.
~. ID. Babcork. pne~Etory frame. 1911
Twenty fourth avenue south. g&
Mary T.. Shorey. fwo-story frame, 11ii
Summit avenue. x2.I1a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

In the matter % tho rec9svership 81 The
MerrhAntx National hank. % Seattle,
Judge HaRfard. ia the federal court yes
teraay sigpra an order aush0riEsn9 The
receiver A w Frazier. 20 sell certain real
property IL the Gilman addition 70 Fniliip
Morrison for So sssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

James Mcdonald. Fred Long and James
Htzgins. three young mea whom the po-
lice believe 10 have been implicated IN
dsy sentenced to nffeen ten and I've DAYS.
respectively. In the chain gang after a
trLal la The police court.