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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
MUST TRY AGAIN
Petition Of Defendant for New
Trial Is Granted.

The verdict OF Jury In the case OF
Daniel Dwyer vs. j. = White company
has been set aside by the appellate di-
vision of the Supreme court. In the re-
script handed down today the court says:
THE evidence fails TO show that the
accident was caused by reason of the
incompetence of the person employed by
the defendant TO make the mold into
which the molten iron was being poured
when the accident happened.
Even assuming that damp sand caused
the motion iron 20 fly, upon being poured
into the mold, as claimed by the plain-
tiff the evidence shows that such a re-
suit occasionally happens when molds ara
constructed by the most experienced
workmen. The plaintiff offers no testi-
mony TO support the allegation contained
I'm the first count OF the declaration 10
the effect that the mold was defectiyely
constructed, so that the spruehole was
too near the wooden cross-bar or cross
piece. Petition for new trial granted"
Dwyer was given verdict for 1885 for
serious Injuries to an eye.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
LOSS $4,000.
Fire This Morning al Rock!and,
Me-, Causes Heavy Damage.

Rockland. Me-, Dec. 2S--The most Sc
rious fire in this city in number OF
years originated in the basement OF the
four story brick block at the corner OF
Main and Limerock streets Just before
? O'Clock this morning. and before the
flames were extinguished four hours
later. damage to the extent OF 5o0Oo had
been done
The burned block was owned by Hiram
and Elmira G.. Snow. OF Brooklyn. ~. Y.
and was occupied on the ground floor by
Thomas II. Donahue and Jos. Wiggin,
druggists: and the second floor by the
LIMERICK National Bank. and the two
upper floors were used AK offices and also
as quarters for the Wight Philharmonic
society.
The building was valued at $30.O 900 and
II was badly Quilted. There Is only 81. 900
Insurance.. Donahue's stock valued at
about $4,000 was a total lass with $1,000 In
surance. and Virgins stock. worth about
5000 was destroyed. All the furniture
and fittings I'm the LIMERICK National
Bank, the Philharmonic society's hall,
and In the numerous offices on the up
per floors were ruined by fire. smoke and
water.
AT one time the flames spread TO the
Kimbali block adjoining. but they were
extinguished after damage amounting TO
5000 had been done In the kimban block
is located the local " NJ. G.. A. rooms and
Offices were In danger for some time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
NOT NEGLIGENT.
Court Sets Aside Verdict In
Thomas Gum Case.

The big verdict obtained by Thomas
Gum. a man who was delivering coal on
Governor street against the Union Rail-
road company, has been set aside by the
appellate division of the supreme court.
1t was the jury's opinion that the mo-
torman of the car that struck Gum was
guilty of negligence. and 1t awarded him
$1,000 damages. Gum was bodily in
jured.
Unfortunately for Gum the appellate
court does not look on the matter the
same way and I'm It's opinion says
''rhe great preponderance of the evil
dence shows that the accident was occa-
stoned by the plaintiff suddenly backing
out towards the track, so that the car,
which was proceeding at moderate speed.
could not have been stopped In time TO
avoid him. There is no evidence that the
motorman was guilty OF any neglect of
duty.
''While the presence of the coal wagon
on the street, imposed upon the motor
man the duty 10 proceed with caution, we
do not think he was bound TO anticipate
and provide for the action OF the plaintiff
in suddenly stepping backwards toward
the track. Petition for new trial grant
ed"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28

a young man. who came 20 town last
week. to do some Of the natives. was
gathered in by the detective bureau this
afternoon
The bright young fnancier says that
his right name Is John J. Leary. and that
he belongs in New Hampshire, but he
was known here as A. j. Howard of
Maine. and posed rs the representa- tive Of
Madam A. Sweet OF the Hotel Reynolds.
Boston.
Howard inserted an advertisement in
the Providence Journal 60 the effect that
a lady assistant was wanted for a COM
piexiOn specialist.
Mrs. s A. Godfrey OF No. 2G Beacon
avenue answered the advertisement and
Howard. calling upon her. collected S. for
MaEaIre Sweet, who was TO meet her at
the Hotel Haliet.
Mrs Godfrey was 90 meet him at No.
lN Westminster street the next day. but
she was unable To find any such number
on that street.
That same day Howard called at Mrs.
Godirex's house again and said that she
had misunderstood him. She should have
gone 10 rooms iS. iSS and lS9 Butler Ex-
change. where he had his office. He
wanted 10 collect 81 more from her. and
failing 10 do so. got her 10 promise 10
send him the money Go the Hotel Hallet,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
ALLEGED SWINDLER
QUICKLY RUN DOWN
Advertised for a Lady Assistant, Got
Money but Failed TO Keep
His Promises.

where he was stopping. Better, he would
be there n li:D this morning. receive the
money and Introduce her To Madam
Sweet
Mr. Godfrey consulted Capt. Parker
and Inspector O'Mallcy was put on the
jon.
The rCta WIS sent TO the hotel but
Howard. smelling mouse, left the hotel
aud went down Westminster. up Burrill
and Chapel 10 Weybosset. thence to South
Main street.
From safe point he telephoned In
aud finding that the note had been
brought TO the hotel. resorted To the usu-
a eXpedient OF cheap swindlers.
lie picked mp a boy and sent him 10 IN
hotel FOR the note and the enclosed 81.
OMally saw the clerk give the boy the
note and followed him 10 Weybosset near
Dorrance street, where the nissive was
delivered. and then O'Malley made the
arrest
A part OF the swinde was the use of a
decoy letter. which Howard induced a
boy at The Journal office TO run off on a
typewriter. ln this letter Madame
Sweet" endorsed Howard. and told Mrs.
Godfrey that she, the madame. was salts
fed with Howard and would ratify any
business arrangements he might make.
Who else was bitten?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street, Dec. 8.-There were some
rather formidable breaks in the prices
OF the leading speclalties In the opening
dealings in stocks. Peoples Gas dropped
2is Sugar after fractional rise. reacted
3. and Brooklyn Transit lost Ia. North
ern Pacific after risng~as ran off over
a point and there were losses OF nearly
a point among the prominent railroad
stocks. on the other hand, there were
points OF aggressive strength. St Paul
rising nearly a point on heavy taklngs
and a number of the low priced stocks
which were prominent yesterday after
noon continuing their advance.
After the violent declines I'm the Indus
trials, pressure shifted TO the western
railroads. the Steel, group ana the low ,ns,
start. Resultant declines extended 10 "a
In Tennessee Coal 81. Paul came pack 10
yesterdays close Prices began 10 re-, e.
Chicago, Great Western aad Ontario ana
Western. advancing them IA and l.. re,
spesetyeS ps sSssr shen ana snsn penec Gas
recovered substantially. Large puf-
chases OF 81. Paul forced IL point above
then showed reawakened strength. rising
to 3iS. These strong movements had
tonic effect on some stocks. but there was
continued liquidat ton in some of the trac-
tions and trunk lines.
The feature OF the speculation was the
large interest displayed in the fiuctlla-
tions OF St Paul and Burlington by
speculative adherents of both properties.
81. Paul had been pushed TO l42&, while
Burlington hung at lslSs. The supporters
OF the latter then rallied and amid ex-
citement lifted II 10 la. 81. Paul mean
while rose to 143L.. In other sections Of
the market material advances were com
mon. including 2&2ls in Leather preferred,
Texas Pacific made strong advance,
touching 26ls Rock Island. which had
been close TO 1l9 cx-dividend, spurted UP
TO 122. and Atchison preferred. North
western and some of the low priced stocks
were buoyant; rallies OF a point or over
were made by a number OF Southern
Pacific and Trunk Line railroad stocks
and Glucose rallied points. Some stocks
were still held back by profit taking.
Bonds were actlH and firm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
SUIT FOR s40o.
Mr.. Herman and wife Want 10
Recover Sum Paid for Land.

Before a Jury was tried in Judge Du-
bois' court this afternoon the case Of
James Kiernan and wife Margaret Kier-
nan. against Henry valleau The suit
was 10 recover 500.
". W nlckard as suctloneer couple
Of years sg~-~~pld az public auction lot
~ land ON Blackstone street To the plain
tins. The latter paid down az the time of
the sale $50 and later 5000 was paid Ca
idckard as the agent of Nalieau. No
deed WIS over rendered the plaintiffs.
The defendant acknowledges the pay
ment 81 $50 by the plaintiffs bat denies
that Richard was DEFENDANTS agent "a
receive the second payment of 500.
lt came out during the trial that there
was an agreement between plaintiffs and
defendant that the purchase price was 60
be reid NJ Rickards office.
II =. Mccarthy IN attorney for the
plaintiff and Y. G. Pierce attorney for the
defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
LARCENY CHARGE
Mortimer and kIeeck Accused
by Officer Of InsurancoSOcleiy

New York. Dec. S.-Morton l.. Morti-
mer an insurance broker, and John NJ.
Van Kleeck, were arrested last night on
a charge OF grand larceny preferred by
Ralph X. Hubbard, secretary of the
Provident Savings Life Assurance socie-
~.
According to the warrant, the men are
accused OF stealing books, papers and
accounts OF the Provident Savings Life
Assurance society. Magistrate Deull. who
issued the warrant said that the charge
was simply technical one and others
would follow it.i
The prisoners were released on bond
Counsel for the accused said: "Morctimcr
ia tho actuary OF the Provident Life AS
surancc society and Van Kleeck Is his
assistant These two men requested by
their superior officers 60 make certain
entries and reports in manner that they
were unwilling 90 do. These reports were
made from Che actuary's books, and ev-
cry report was copied by them. They had
y perfect right Co keep copies OF their
own reports for their own safety.
"On Dec. 10. last certain officers APP
pcarcd in the rooms of my clients with
persons supposed 10 he Officers. and they
forciblr took possession of these dupli-
cate copies. together with other papers. :"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
POSTS END.
Alleged Mall RObbHT Killed by
Fall From a Wagon.

..ew York. Dec. eS.--Aocordlng 10 the
World, VIM. IA. Post. the alleged mail
thief who led band OF four prisoners IN
the escape from Ludlow street jail In
January, 1897, and for whom the United
states secret service officers have been
searching the country ever since, died
two months after escaping.
Hls body has been for three and q half
years An the Wooster cemetery, DaubUry.
Conn. under a tombstone bearing the
na me Charles Mason
Post. who was = mail wagon driver. was
arrested during the holiday week OF 1875.
charged with rubbing letters OF holiday
gifts lie did not deny the charge. Two
weeks later he broke iail.
In March, 1897. farm hand employed
mar Paterson. n. y. died in Danhuts
,.'6nn) hospital. from iniuries received
IN falling from a wagon. lie was buried
and the town placed stone over his
grave.
Police Captain Ginty. ot Danbury. a
few DAYS ago learned that n letter had
been received from Posts mother asking
about the body. \ description ~ Ma
son" tailed with that of The missing Post
even 40 the absence of two hngers ON the
riEht hand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
TALKED ABOUT.

Anthony Gilday was nned $40 and costs
in the Sixth District court today for as
saulting Thomas Hanley. whose face he
punched. A petty quarrel preceded the
blow.
The complaint against William Cold
schen, for neglectlng TO connect his
premises with sewer. was today con-
tinued for two weeks, Goldschein was
in Judge sweetlands court.
George W. Elliott was fined 500 and
costs IN tho sixth District court today.
for a simple assault upon Louis Miner
This was North Providence case and
grew out OF a dispute as TO the right
to cut wood fringlng a highway
Charles = Irwin. q member OF Hose
60. No. -, was today discharged for
violation ~ tho rules and regulations of
the fro department. William X. Prior
was appointed "a permanent member OF
Michael J. Neary fell over hatch on
Clcmence street last evening. aud frac-
tured small bone IA his left leg. lie
was sent Go his home at No p Spring
street
The alarm from box sl5 az G.ls this
morning was for fire in the wool dry
INK room az the Wauskuck mill. The
damage was principally from smoke and
water and was not large.
William Gaveuter was fined S5 and costs
I'm the police court today. for revelling
IN Davis street "Wednesday evening
This was tho affair in which Caventcr
and Michael curtin nearly disrobcd each
other in a hght growing out OF an un-
Intentional iostlc as they were passing
each other.
\ decree wns entered IN the appellate
court today approving the account 90 Jar.
Burdick. 0dninistrator ou estate % Th0s.
4 Halsev. The account deals With the
tistrihutlon of some $3.50
Israel Gnrfinkel Will Ret the monev al
lowed bN jury for his commission IN
ealilpg some houses tu Henry shaw tho
appellate court today handing down "A d.
ClsiUn refusing Shaw a new trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28

Miss Emily Yandel. the sculptor, who
fas made the model for the carrie Brown
memorial fountain was IN town today
and this morning conferred with Mayor
Palsfr In relation 10 certain details % the
work.
This afternoon The fountain commission
L. ~ conference ~ the mayor Office. ana
suggestions made 90 the foil body b Miss
landell In elauon o. the tonpleuon on
ton
The model for the fountain if already IN
This city. and The work ~ casting VIII be
fone al The works - the Horbsr Manu-
fa<turins company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
HEARD ON EXCEPTIONS

The case OF Rodney r. Dyer against the
Cranston Print Works, which has been
before the courts for a number of years
and concerns the ownership is water
rights. was heard today on exceptions
TO the masters report The defendant is
the party pressing the exceptions.
e. Frank Parkhurst is counse flor the
complainant and Walter +. Angell coun-
sci for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
WILL ACCEPT.
Mr.. Rittman to Become Fourth
Auditor Of TTsasuIyOspaTtmsnt

Washington. Dec. 2s.-The president has
rendered Alfred Rittman OF Cleveland,
Ohio, the position OF fourth auditor OF
the treasury, made vacant by the tragic
death OF Auditor Morris
Mr. Rittman has for some rs or 20 years
been engaged in the banking business in
Cleveland. He Is about 50 years OF age
and stands high in business and social
circles.
He Is lifelong friend of Senator
Hanna. through whose influence he has
secured his appointment and is also
known by President Mckinley. There IN
thought TO be no doubt that he will ac-
cept.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
DOUBLE MURDER.
Baker Stabbed Ono Man and
Shot Another 10 Death.

Popular Bluffs. Mo-. Dec. 2s.-Foster
Baker and Robert Jones, residents OF
Cottonwood Point, Pemiscot county while
intoxicated Wednesday, quarrelied and
Baker stabbed Jones so badly that death
ensued In few hours.
Before an officer could arrest Baker.
the latter met an inoffensive German
named Johnson and shot him dead. Baker
is now I'm Jail at Carruthersville
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
SUPPLEMENTAL DECREE ENTERED

A supplemental decree was entered In
the appellate division OF the supreme
VS.. Frederick NJ. Sackctt. et. ak BY the
decree two lots are set OF To the de-
fendant, Nancy u. Sackett as n sixth
part of certain premises delineated I'm the
report of the commissioner in the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
SHIPS ON FIRE.
Two British VssssIs Had Mar
row Escape From Destruction

Victoria. b. c., Dec. 2s-Accordins 20
advices from sydney, N. s. W., the Brit
ish ships Melville Island and Almora ar
rived recently at that port after narrow
escapes from being burned at sea with
all on board.
Fire was discovered on the Melville ISL
and October 3, and for days the crew was
kept busy, finally succeeding I'm checking
the blaze.
a f1re sJErrpd on me Almora on August
?, and gained great headway, but fortu-
nately gale arose. carrying enough wa
ter on board 10 quench the flames
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28

has been used FOR over nfty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success. n
so0thes the child. softcns the gums. al
laws all rain. cures Wind collie. and is the
lest remedy for Diarrhoea ~ will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Sold by druggists In every part Of the
world. Twenty-Five cents g bottle lie
sure and ask for Mrs win.low's seoth-
ins syrup and take nc other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
NEW TRIAL DENIED.

Defendants petition for new trial has
been denied by the appellate court In the
case OF John W. Bowen vs.. Samuel T..
Potter The controversy was over milk
bill defendant claiming the milk was sold
on the account of third party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
DE VETS
CAPTURE
REPORTED
London Hears That the Boer
General Is Made
Prisoner.

London. Dec -2S.-Persistent reports are
In circulation in London and on tho con-
tinent that General De Wet has been
captured.
The British Chartered South African
company received this information from
a source I'm which IL is accustomed To
place implicit confidence. The war Office,
however. is without any confirmation OF
the report.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
THE WEATHER.

washington. Dec. ss.--For Massachu-
setts end Rhode Island; Snow and colder
tonight. SaturdaF fair, colder. winds be-
ccnlug fresh westerly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-28
nex York Stocks.

Reported by FLETCHER Il TAPPAN.
ut-Sl6- -sl6 Banigan Building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-08

CHICAGO ~aa f-Czffiz- Recsipts. 89m. IN
f,usssrs "a TEXANS and 80 wrafsr7s. slyw 20
lasiSc GO tnfchsz' stocs. ste43r % stfraxi West.
tr7. ard Tezsua ahcss ise lower Nstivess god
Is RIM. efsxrs IS sogfs ~ poor to sessiaru. u t1a
= ELECTED fesster~ s. Tkas -. MIXED sszrters.
s. psSsa s: rewx g. IS; keafers, q ssds7ss can.
nsrs 81 sos4 s.; zzils. g. zss&Es csssa. SiNS
Teas fed stSr-S. " Hsf rs. SFzss stssrH VI Ees< ~
balls, s. tcess&
~Rereipfs. $40: to<.arg~. 1.sH; isfs ever,
a9s s. hlxher. active. tsp. HHn- Hixsd and
ha,sshsx * saas aga4 good 20 chcsce bsary. ~ %
assz.s, rcash hsAry 81 sasss o.. hsAt. Hgss4 %:
ss~ep-Rere.pss sgn sheep. steady: i.nhs
Way 10 lse lover Coed 20 ehasns v~th@z ~
.s5l szi. "a cho8re nigei. Nsrss; We~t~en sheep,
SEA -; Tease sheec, ss1stG. natise i2mh<. " y
"a a.: Western lambs. S1k 50
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SAN rRAHGis e MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. i-wha&-Etsady on
and OF call. Barley Firm on can and stssdy In
spot market. oats-Stronger. Spot quotations
were:
wheat-s hipping--No. I. Hxc; choics ake;
milling. x0l A@loS%.
Barley-Feed. sskef isc: brewing. ,sh9MHe
Oats-Grsy. nominal; black for seed. u-nh0l0;
red 81 ySdI 81.
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CHICAGO, Nov. Y-wheat started with boom
on an advance II ID at Liverpool since henday
and on the result Of yestarday's bAlloting De
1t took but . few SnomsaD for the bubble q activ
ity 10 burst That there was 4 vsU small tntsrest
Later in the day there was some nsws bullish In
character but II failed TO check the decline ma
on unfavosabls Argentine sdvicss. but Bradstrcets
increase ia the worlds visible u Lao.oe bushels
caused renewed weakness. ana Dscsmber. under
pressed the markef all along. druppsd e isAGskc,
and closed h@%e under Monday, st 7ske.
Corn was quiet and comparatively steady. De-
cember closed N4xc under Monday, At s5Hc.
There was only small psufssaicsal businsss 10
oats Dscsnber closed t9ke lowa a. n.e
higher prices At the yards aud In sympathy with
wheat The tone showed paFttculAS hruness
and on liberal oncrinss Of lard and Yfbs the price
yielded readily January psk closed &c under
Monday lard sk65sr lower and rhs Sc down
The leading fatuss r.nTd - fc'lcws;
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FOR ASACoRTEs. FATRHAyEN
wHATCOM AND BLAINE - Stsarner
GEORGE Y. STARR leaves Gaibraith' a
Wednesdays aud Fridays Returning
leaves Whatcom at p. ~. Tuesdavs
Thursdays and Saturdays
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-~>--------
NulL . co, Lad.-vfCTORIA
ROUTE.
0vnx HOURS IN VICTORIA.
" ArEs-o cENrs-cur RATES,
"a VICTORIAN"
ess And fastest passenger steamer
aeine Coast. leaves Yesler Wharf
oFnsng except Sunday for
oAr townsend. VICTORIA
this space carefully, a. above
SUBJECT to daily change
SIS UTOPIA"
ssslss Wharf dany. except Sun
day. Tor
soar TOWNSEND. VICTORIA
Al $50 p m
- ~ nom these points daily. ex-
osay. AZ ., M Far, on these
- between Seattle ana victoria. 70
~ rssss sGy Round trip 81. tickets
FsaAs thirty days.
tvoA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
!. TRAINER "sKHoME."
"a sssssr wharf. Tuesday. Thursday
hhSssosy Al 10 .. m. for Anacortes.
tose ~ and whatcom. Returning
hsSs saeseom Sunday. "Wednesday ard
- esn Seattle. sea
sit q CO. Limited.
n. -. General Agents,
va liz James Street
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$yvRITE ". q. MAIL. STEAMER
~ - LE OF WASHINGTON.
- nseumed her regular run be-
hSass. us and Everett. Anaeortsa.
~ y m. from Yesler wharf
N ~ .lai and popular steamer 10
narkssss, tns hands OF the shipw.ighs,
s111'Sss. end decorator. and in splendid
rr. sor this seasons business.
n S~s stAtsrooms and cuisine the best.
ssllns public can now be assured
hf ansit and quick dispatch o.
NJ q state being the only daily
We seattle Whatcom route.
I.eSSttE NAVIGATION CO.,
~. fssler Wharf
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ron VANCOUVER. y. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

Leavse Yssler wharf every Monday.
wednesday and Friday At p. m.
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday,
Xnureuay and SATURDAY ~ .. m.
Arrives At Seattle At 10 a. N. following
day.
Connects at Vancouver with G. p. r.
ers for Naaaimo. Comox. Victoria. New
Westminster and Texada island ports
Freight will not bs received at Seattle
after b. m. on day OF sailing.
For freight or passage apply at the Of
nee Of the Vancouver line. Yesier wharf
Telephone Red sol.
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The Post-InteIligeneer has secured the
VeSally q Co.'S latest folder map OF
CHINA ana Asia These may Be secured
At Post-fnteiiigencer business onices ~
10 cents each
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FOR TACOMA AND oLYMPIA

STEAMER MULTNOMAH
Daily, except Sunday: leaves for TAno-
ma and Olympia at l p. m.
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily, except Sunday: leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at n m.
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, soe:
round trip. Sc.
Landing at White Star dock, foot Of
Spring street.
Telephone, Main So.
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SEATTLE = EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDo
ROUTE.
Time card--Leaves Seattle q. m, II m
and D. m. Leaves Everett s:l6 a. M.
100 D. m. and 7I5 p. m.
Three round trips daily, except Sunday.
Connections--At Seattle with the steam.
er Flyer for Tacoma; at Everett with the
steamer Mikado for Snohomish and with
the Everett and Monte Cristo railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Coiman dock, Seattle; Merchants dock.
Everett. Telephone - Seattle, Red IA !;
Everett. S. r, b. SCOTT. Manager.