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The National tribune., 1900-02-22
Reception to a. Returned Soldier

Mrs. l.. }. Holcomb. Department Core
spending Secretary, Loup City, Neb.,
writes of a reception given under the au-
spices of the Ladies Of the G. A r. to Simp-
son Criss, the only volunteer soldier from
that County who went to Manila An able
speech was delivered by Judge Wall, who,
on behalf of the citizens of Loup City, pre-
sented the returned veteran with a fine
gold watch as "A token of their appreciation
of his services i'll the Philippines.
The National tribune., 1900-02-22
Rennjnns

9TH Pa. Cav, at Industrial Hall, Broad
and Vine streets, Philadelphia. Pa. Feb.
22. NJ. Mckeever, Secretary, HOO Passa-
yunk Ave, Philadelphia. Pa.
Add Mass. at American House. Boston,
Mass, Feb. 22. Luther W. BiXby, Secre-
tary, 2S17 Washington street, Boston
The National tribune., 1900-02-22
RECENT LITERATURE.

HISTORY OF THE 18TH ME. REGI-
ment, from its Organization in 1861 to
its musrer-out in 1865. BY Edwin d.
Lufkin, Weld. Me, a private of Co. T..
With sketch of the 18th Me. battalion
attached to the 18th Me. and an ap-
of the regiment. Published by II. ii.
Shorey Il Son. Brdgton, Me.
The 18th Me. was Gen. Neal Dow S rcgI-
ment. He recruited it and was its first
Colonel, although past the prime OF life
when the war broke out. having been many
years active in politics and as an advocate
of various reforms.
1t is very appropriate to have full
length half-tone portrait of the sturdy old
General as preface TO the book.
The history of this regiment is an in
teresting story. In its experiences 1t
skirted the whole Atlantic seaboard. almost.
taking an active part in the campaigns III
the Southwest in the latter part of the war.
They also saw plenty of service with the
Army of the Potomac and in the Valley.
Comrade Lufkin's book embraces 40
pages. is well printed, profusely illustrated.
and will make pleasant reading to any one
interested in war matters. and especial! To
those who belonged to the 18th a d TO other
regiments from the Pine TreeH State.
Magazines and Notes.
With the Ledger .MonihiB for February
zine. The fashion and pattern depart
ments of the latter magazine are continued
in the Ledger Monthly, making this home
periodical beyond comparison. The Feb
ruary number has on its cover one of Harry
Roseland's most amusing coon" pictures.
called "Granny's Hungry Little Pieka-
ninny," which is beautifully reproduced in
colors.
The February McClure's opens with a
second instalment of "The Life OF the
Master" by the Rev. John Watson 1an
Maclaren) illustrated with four OF Mr..
Linson's brilliant paintings, reproduced in
the colors of the originals, and a number
of beautiful drawings in black and white.
In both text and illustrations the work
increases in interest and distinction as Il
progresses. and more and more decisively
sets new standard in magazine publica-
ton
The American Kitchen Magazine. Pub
lished at Boston.
The NeU ENGLAND Mogazine for Feb
ruary has an article on "Fhomas Hutchin-
son, Tory Governor of Massachusetts,
with portrait from Copley. Published al
Boston.
The World Almanac for 1900 is fun OF
useful and reliable statistics. Published
by the World, New York.
Gen. Grants Administration from the
of Member of His Cabinet
is contribution announced to appear in
McCiure's Wagozine for February that is
said to afford much new light on a numter
of interesting figures and questions in
recent political history. II is another
chapter from The personal recollectiOns q
he Hon. George S. Boutwell,.
Mrs DIR. NJ. r. Greene has an article on
housekeeping in the Army" in the Arntr--
can X uchen Mdgdzinc for February. Bns-
ton.
The Oyo,.Irud NoutbIu San Francisco.
Cal, is full Of good things, well illustrated.
The National tribune., 1900-02-22
An Early Nomination.

Geo. VIM. Schacheiter. Ironton, O..
nominates Comrade r. 3. Brown. late on
GAR. Pension Committee. us one of the
most able and best qualified GAR. com
rades for the next Commander-in-Chief Of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
The National tribune., 1900-02-22

Send your name and address to DIR. L. w. Knapp
2l95 Hull Building. Detroit, Mich, stating that
are t make mG. n t6e 6 S v put
the remedy trial, Will be answered promptly
and without evidence as to where information
came from.
The Dr's. object of distributing this informa-
tiOn free is tomake men better acquainted with
the remedies that exert an influence upoh de-
blitgted nerves and wasted vigor. Each differ
ent drugs is thoroughly explained and the suf-
ferer will thus know what he should use in his
particular case in order to get the desired re-
suits. Write to-day. There is no doubt about
the offer being genuine.
The National tribune., 1900-02-22
This VII, interest Manv.

F W. Parkhurst, the Boston publisher, says
that if any one WHO'S afflicted with rheumatism
in any form. or neuralgia, will send their ad-
dress to him ut box 1901, Boston, Mass. he will
direct them to peri ct cure. He has nothing
to sell or give, only tells you how he was cured.
Hundreds have tested il with success.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03

bet9nfeli9f! 9n %Opbaseoe ban en- Snos
ltrift pao RBnteu, Tom ban bog lite
foriteo: ,,Nunyuam retlorsum" itOb
Der. So, MI unr ban 10 tuuugen til at
bore o9iaa oenne 9elt ben til 8r9iten,
eiteriom benne par ben eneite / 2nnos'
bpen, Der par l9ro NOT til Of ipbe lnaoan
Sftift. YrRiten ia9oe, at Oroene be-
tso: gNltine ba9l9n9s". O9 M baooe
gsielet pluoie!is fanet en- M 1efst at
tale oper. Strats bespnote bet at pre'
oife for bam % iise, IS fin 5relierf
fore Sag mao Ell 8riiten albris 9aa
ba9langs." = Ia bIeo Minnoens Qjerte
Loft ira ben eplone 0eit, lieeiom tioli'
gere 0ren9ens 9jerte ira 6obber' Og
Splobeiten: Oslnu bans @ulo bleu lnst
neo for Seiu 6spoer.
a9re 2Gier, mao 2Gielet life fna COP
til at lpie oeiuu bit 9jerte ira bit aOb.
Der % Seio = ia ira bit Sub meo2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03

life forlan9e nnbet eno Jribeo til at
lepe og rigeli9t til at ipiie, BIO tilfpnes
laoenoe iti0e Os 9luoe iammeu. Men
aIi9enel ier bet mgrft no for benz. Com
ale 8e9ne, boor Der lnsen Orben er,
fnnger bet / 5u9erne. s be Iprite Is
Wtuoneoer bar 9olonifterne. bois Nntul
bar ltiftet imelerq s og 40, life giort mere
NrbeIoe END TO life en9nng j9ont opetise
Wnrtnrbeioere. Der oar 10 inoen,
Iom sueoe 9unn9 ober for benz, o9
DOoenIfabsn sreb iaa lt9rtt ON fig. at
aolonlens @%runol999er, en- SournnliIt
fra @lOucelter, Snmuet Brad e,
lom baooe 9iuet belle fin Gormue til ct
Beleb Of "a, 900 Wtarf for at faa bele
Snoretniu9en / Sang, tit not Of 9e9en
os oro9 bort tiaise meb i'm Sutru o9
nosle ligeiinoeoe; balut mooItrebenoe
bolbt ban bog fat oeb fine @runof9ts
nin9er Og too @jenoommen / Stitten.
Brnde bar muattet inorgmme, at bans
5orIeg er mislptfeoes o9 at berne Waas
De at leue 2iUet pna bar fsrt til en- utaas
leli9 9iIltano al Reo9ans / ben mennes
ifeli9e Rultur.
Gen @runbi9tnin9, at Wennelfet
fun er nniuarli9t ouer for fin e9en
Snmpittiebeo, fan lite uoferes / Yns
teligbeoen. Sun ben 9uang, iom li8s
ger / Orbet: n6uem Der life oit nrs
beioe, ltal better life Goe," er /
Stano til at boloe ct Nenue lteiamfuno
oppe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
itonbier Qors ntilfuen.

ia ltonbler Ears utiifuen.
: or ou uoe at fere2 flyer ban an.
itren9t.
: Seq er iaa, iunrer Ola tort.
On fOmmer fra 8p9oen? logger
ban til.
= ga = bet bar laa bet.
Gang 8npie.
Ola OppIltuen tar til 76mmerne.
Ia flyer Cars lan9iomt:
= Seq bar tent pua en- Gin9. gil
bu ba' Npieteren, iaa faar ou faa ben
for ben Yris, bu bpo ben Gang uat9e'
osf.
Ola Oppiituen Ter neo.
= Na mel, bet iaor uere. Get bar
not mig iom bgo for liot.
Cars ier neb.
ga, ies ipntes ioa ben @aas;
men - MI faar bu to ben nli9euel.
pa refer 0lo Oppiltuen 6aunoen
no, ier BAN ino / 9inene uarmt og flyer:
= So, iaa fonr Oh b. 2at 6a.
Cars boloer 6nnnoen fait:
= Ola, leg tanter ri ltaar os paa bet
be99e.
= 9to ia, bu tun ba' Ret / bet, flyer
Ola Og tar 9gmmerne.
= ga. iuu fer ou neo til mig / Mor'
gen on? flyer Cars ban boloer Soften
an.
= 9ta ia, ri trafes ultib nu, i~uarer
Ola os fgrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
ct Saanoilag.
(Gtuie a. Sacob Z. enu).

9onot norb / Bt9oen laa Der TO fore
@aaroe, uoeit9nst fra @aaroen oeo en-
lang Stou. gelen sennem Sfooen
bar inal % Ilin8ret, loa tsrenoe, lom
mg0tes, bapoe onot peb at tomme bl.
nunoen iorbi. 9erior bru9te golf paa
@oaroene Der norb fra uminoeli9 2lo
BELT at fere / 5el9e baaoe til % fra.
Mien for ii Aur fiben, famine Dag
ON Ola tuen bleo gift, bar
BET meO en- Gang Hut paa Samforin9en
@aaroene lmeQem. ears utituen
moaeoe bet aItio iaaleoes, at ban o9
Ola albris mpotes, o9 b9note bet en-
og anoen Sang at Nso eaer Wanoare,
bauoe ban alto no9et at pile PED enten
Qes eller 9elt, mecens ben anoen tsrte
iOrbi.
Ga @aarbene, Iom fGr laa Iaa t9t
iommen, at en- turoe re9ne benz for Ell,
uar fra ben Dag iaa Hit, at en- tunoe
tro, Der par Mile imeaem.
5Or 9jeneltefOlfene, iom life tenote
@runben til bet belle, os melt for ben
unee Some / Oppiituen par bette uoe1'
fob til fort Belu9r. Snsen Sili9peo
tunoe siues @ucro o9 @aarb imslem,
os ben. iom tenoer 2anoiens 5OrbOlo
/ be enIomme 5ielobpsoer, oeb, buaO bet
pil fise.
Men laa banbte Der en- Dag no9et,
Iom bra9te en- 5oranorirg. 3ars utis
ltuen Tom biem fra 9emmerforin9en
osolens Ips. Ser par fem Will til
0oftOr, Os Selt bar ienot; men ban laa
Der / 9olo Os 5rpsnin9, iaa ale, Tom
i @auroen par, trpeoe, bet mart ltuloe
pore forbI.
z Oppiausaarben 9uuoe &s9tersuts
ben baft bet pua famine BIB Iaret fpr,
% Der bar Meoiciu tilopers efter BAN,
bet pibIte Cars lltiltuen, Der ban laa;
men fgr ban piloe ienoe Suo bio og
loans, for fiji bet sua iom bet uiloe.
10 paa a~ualblioen fom Ger en- lioen
Ssente til lltiituen, iprin9enoe meo ct
anptte / 6aunoen.
Qet bar 3atteren / Oppiituen.
-Wo'e zoe, jes ifuloe leoere Cars
ben, la9oe bun, iatte 8npttet ira fig o9
iprnr9 i9en.
Senten, lom itelte meo Cara, oabneo.
get par Mebicinen efter &%eatersubben /
Oppiituen.
Ia Cars fit 5folterne at ie, for Der
ct unberliet Drag oper bans arli9t.
San iaabe intet, men tOs imOo. Os
mob aueloen, bn Dottoren tom, fenote
ban fig beore.
Oct er en- Waanebs 9io ienere. Ears
ut,ituen ferer alene bienOoer ira S1s'
ben. Gan er bleuen iau unoerlis blso
ON Siertet iioen ben Spsoommen. vt
ban 70 Ola Oppiituen lite bar talt meo
binanben puu ii War. 90 De, icm isr bar
Iammen buer 9us. Oct inloer bam
Saa unoerlist bette, neiop / Dag. Tor
han bar paret / 8irte, 90 8r9lten talte
ON Gilaiuelle. 6an ipntes, ban ltuloe
pGre / Stuuo til at til9iue oil | Dag.
: Oct er iuu lunt | Stooen. Sneen
liaaer laa mpg os udrm oper dle club
Der. "a pgrer ban ct 3in9el
oppe / gatten. Oct 9anr iom en- beo
Strem i~sennsm BAN. Oct er Sppiiti'
beiten.
Dppe / Spinsen mcoes be. Ola OPP
pifuen bar fin file Datter fOran Sln'
ben os uil oIse nnoai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03

fen. iom n%souenoiqpis mao isre til 5or.
oerpelie."
Os Ssnnen ifreo fig oenne 99re pua
9jertet, fulste ben % lit @rfariu9 for,
at ben par 9eo.
vOmguass meo 5rp9t / beres Ut
lGnoi9beostio!" Il. 8et. l, ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
Yaa 5lugt for Nibantierne.

gngfRnberne baoe foruben / Spos
ofrifa mob goerne i bet iiolte bulp VARS
3io maattet fere en- arig / Yeitafrlta
imob en- inofeot Stomme aIbantierne /
@snen bag ueo @ulofpiten. Get er for
noaen LIB iiben lptfeoe8 en- en9elif
Stnrfe at %aenerobre Nibontiernes po'
ueoltao aumasli, o9 Der er not after
inotruaot omtrent fuloft9noi9 Eo
2anoet; men / be ferite Commemorate
Der / inoepprenoe Nar bauoe NIbantis
erne iaa% tulof9noi9 Ouertn9et, at ben
en9elIte @uuernBr / 8umasli oeo Ttu9t
maatte rebbe fig no af ben omrin9enoe
pOpeOitao. Sets iueitiiife MtisiOn9rer
reiIte meo @uoernsren o9 bans .6uItru.
DIN Nntom1ten til Ntra neo @ulofpIten
berettes / ct 8reo at 28. Sull til DSer'
liner 3o9eblott" blanot anoet:
s 5or9nurs inotraf paa en- Gamper
fra @npe @Ooit Gaitle be ioeitilte Utts=
lionarer Der til; be bur flpsteoe ira
Rumasli iamtiois meo ben ensellfs 9ua
uerner Cir 3. SO. Qob9o n. BE
frembsb ct pnfelist Spn, % ba De blep
baarne no Of Bnaben, traaote Iaarerne
mlo upilfoorlia / Qinene. Gen Rloite
Iaa ralteit ub; bet pnr Wisfion9r
81 amseper fra bet frantic Spejis,
Iom bar arbejoet Der / Qanoet SO aar
og / fem Nar (fra ~ls69-1874) bar
leuet lom 5uu9e bos @ibantierne an'
mast.
Timber 8sleirinsen al Rumasii Os pan
5lusten til 8plten bar bet life ind me9et
blobise &e iom Cult o9 after
Sult, Der iuetteoe MOotanostraiten us
~fremfalote be itsrite Qioelier.
s aumaSi bar Der til ltOit pua en'
aellf Sioe umtrent 700 lorte SOloater
oq $1,000 Uiano, b%eItaaenoe al Ora
aere / eugeIlf 9ieneite, inbfsote bano=
lenoeos0ibantier iom bOlot meo@nslen=
oerne. @uuernprS Oosion, bans 9ultru.
De eneellte Officerer Os 2e9er, be let's
IueitIife MisfOnGrer iumt en- Del forte
Soloater opbolot fig inoe / 6ortet; De
andre Soloater og De 5000 ooens
napnte andre par noenfor. Ser baobe
be bps9et imaa Splitter al @rene o9
@ras. 8espnbelien Of 8eleirinsen,
1iot i Nprit os fprit / Miai bar 5or=
let falbftanbig ahpnrret uouO til;
5orbinoelle fen itete ueb Sjelp at en-
| Stiae. Senere aabnebes 5ortet8 Yorte
ON 9u9en.
Qlt 8laoerBnt bar blepet brust til
Ssbe, fun life Stu, flyer ct gisnpib=
ne. 9riierne puu 2euneosmioler bar
bsie. st alminoelist Ssnle9g betaltes
meo ct Belgb al S9rot lom en- tDlt
Ri9smarf; for en- 8unan betules 2
Warf, for en- SGf Snlt 80 Marf, for
en- file 8atfe 39noitiffer rs Seeming,
for en- &asrabarob 8 Wart, o9 9aoen
for Stusteu ital en- enself officer booe
betalt 10 Mart for en- life Biscuit.
Man mener, at Der baslis bBoe %
Mennelfer. Da Sunsersososd o9iau
bleu Guropeerne nar foreitaua 2. itres
beg Der til 5tust. NaturlisuiA f~oreto:
9es oae 6o%rbereoelier / bpbeite 0emmes
liabeo, tbi aibhatierne fenote be brleires
bes i~ortuiuleoe Sitting meset 9oot.
5aa Elmer for Opbruoet baooe Weis'
1ionererne enonu in9en Nnelie ON, at
Slu9ten bar umiooelbart foreitaaenbe.
20 easelife Officer, en- ae9e os nos
get oper bnnoreoe iOrte Soloater bar
beltemt til at blue tilbase for at iorlpare
5ortet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
9rmffenIfab

fan fnreres. - Or 9eres Manb, grooer, Gaber
eler nogen at Deres SlG8tninge lioenoe al ben
bel Oerimoo, og iOm ian blioe siuet 4atienten
noen oenn6s 8ioeuoe. Strin eiter nGrmere OPS
l%psninger og inblGg ct &c 5rim9re. Nbresier Dr.
". 9. SauHoers ~ 90, eta. c., Chicago, 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05
TOUR or CITY OFFICES.
seattle Delegation Now In Washing
ten. ID. e.. start for Home
Tomorrow.

The Seattle citv ofhgosrs who Icft here
November a for tour 81 Eastern
cities. are now ia Washington. u. &. 4
special dispatch 90 the Post InteuieenceY
vas recetNt d last night as follows.
CITY Engineer X H. Thomson Coun.
Gilman J. A James ana Suprrin5 eudsnt
of Streets g. y little. ~ Seattle. me
committee selected GO investigate rnuni.
cipai Affairs in various Eastern cities.
are in Washington. They WIl 20 b.
Philadelphia tomorrow night anS start
Ter home Thursday niEhL arriving about
December a. The eommtttee attended
INC National Good Roads Convention ana
trrigauou congress from November b a.
Move wber * Then tAey wsnt ta Detroit
for four days 9hHnce to Cleveland Tg'ts.
surs and Allegheny. coming no Washing-
tun from the latter rity-
The committee have conferred with
the municipal authprities u the several
cltias % the subject 20 paving. street
cleaning taxation. the dlstr.hutian N
otrdrns. water supply. llEhflaG. fran-
Chises art general municipal aN4irr auI
Nc Thomson expressed she sentiment ,,f
the committee tonight. n ben d. aala th.-s,
hAEe gathered Information on fhe ~-5
nousiCsl siac az municipal governments
which viii save thg CTS u seattle fh4..
sands % dollars 30 years % coma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05
PURCHASES FLOUR MILL.
CENTENNIAL COMPANY SECURES
VALUABLE PLANT At sPRAGuE.
President Thomson Engineers
x7o.oo0 Deal. which Gives His
Company Daily Output of
5000 BarreIs-Market Outlook.

With the purchase of the -four mill and
warehouses OF the Sprague Rolling Mills
Company few days ago, the Csnten-
NAL Mill Company. OF this city, now con-
trolls and markets a daily product Of
5000 barrels. This is much larger than
any other flour milling concern in the
state NORTH Thomson president OF the
Centennial Company. returned yesterday
from Sprague and Spokane. where he
consummated the purchase OF the prop
erty In the former city at cost OF
S0.UE.
The mills at Sprague which Mr.. Thorn
sen secured have daily capacity of $50
barrels. In addition they have ware
houses with total storage capacity OF
2oo,00a bushels Of wheat This Is hig
advantage because of the present low
price OF milling wheat The Centennial
Company has. Il Is understood several
hundred thousand bushels of wheat on
hand purchased at what is considered
very low price.
We shah continue the operation Of
the Spragae mills as at present" said
Mr.. Thomson yesterday 1.-THE -four OF
the Pacific Northwest is steadily growing
In favor In the Orient. 1t Is preferred
by the Asiatics To California product be
cause of it's higher percentage of gluten
The American Consumers make whiteness
the test OF Hour. while the Chinese and
Japanese are not SO particular about
we coipf, lhey want hour winch mas
the highest strength. The buyers in
Hongkong and Yokohama. In testing the
product OF the Pacific coast mills. mix
Il with water wash out the starch and
carefully weigh tn, residue. This is
where Washington Hour wins out IL
averages about Ss per cent gluten. while
the California -four. having more starch.
averages only from IL to 20 per cent.
gluten,
Speaking OF the demand for -four at
Nladivostok and Port Arthur. Mr. Thorn
sen said he had no reason to change his
opinion expressed in the Post Intelligen-
GER a few days ago. namely. that the
duty of % cents per barrel which will be
put on American Hour by the Russian
government on January J. 1901, will not
trade with Siberia and Russian China
Moreover MIR Thomson believes that the
duty viii either be reduced or else done
away with as a result of the diplomatic
negotiations now under way between the
United StAtes and Russia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05
NJ. NJ. Morrill,. CLAUS $. Ksvda, ]. NJ. Bos.

NJ. NJ. Morrill, Claus $. Kavdai !. NJ Bos.
well, John +. Jerread
The petit jury is TO convene January 2.
at TO a. m. composed of the following
named persons; Jack BarbcFis, Seattle;
William u. Hutchinson Seattle: Reuben
w. Jones, Seattle: Joseph r. Lane Seat
tie. +. n. Stormfeltz. Seattle: a l.. Ruth
erford. Fall City. King county. w j.
Shinn. Kent; John w. Reed. West Seattle;
George r. Han Seattle 5. Wainwright
Sauk, Skagii county; J. b. Dawson. New
Whatcom; A ". Atkins. Fairhaven. T..
l. Van GOhren, Seattle; A. NJ Pritchard.
Edmonds. w J, Bailey, Brinnon. Jeffer-
son county w A. Peiffer, Port Towns
end George Snyder, Port Townsend An
drew Olsen, Port Madison; J, Il, Smther-
land. Charleston. Kitsap county; w w.
chaplin. Siiverdale kttsap county; George
Bothell. Bothell. King county: John Ha-
ley. Seattle; Benjamin r. Lester, Seattle:
George T. Meacham. Seattle: Freeman
Tatro. Seattle. Warde Smith, Rcnton,
King county, j. G. Niele Oriilia. King
county. J. G. Hussey. Stuck. Anton w.
Monroe. Juan de Fuca. Island county, q.
u Van Fleet, Sedro. Skagit county: Fred
Schneider Ferndaie; William Graham
Richardson. -. o Pearson Stanwood .
John L. Boyle Snohomish, Max Gerson,
Port Townsend. Alfred \. Bishop Chi
macnm. jefferson county, George w Ry-
erson, Brinnon. jefferson county. w. r.
Longfeilow. Port Gamble Dona Fax.
Rolling Bay. Kifsap county: Il. r.. Scott.
Madrone. kitsap county
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

WILL FINISH TODAY.
Damage Case Against seattle Trac-
ttoa Company Almost Complete.

The trial OF John Gus,nfsons damage
case against the Seattle Traction Company
was continued yesterday TN Judge JAG he
department 81 the superior court and Will
80 20 the jury this morning GustHfson
IL suing 70 collect $4,000 damages al
legged 10 have been sustained b him while
working about a pile driver owned by
the defendant.
Juror u. s. Elsey was yesterday ex-
CuSed from further attendance on the
case. by agreement Of counsel and the
remaining eleven members 81 the jury
will render a verdict Mr.. ElRey received
news OF the sudden ienth OF his daughter
in-lAw, Mrs John G. E.isey. % Des Moines
Wash aud desired TO be excused for that
reason
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05
RECEIVER Is APPOINTED.
Holden a Wilson Furniture Com
pany Under Control of Gaurfx

ihe Holden a. Wilson Furniture COM
pany yesterday passed into the hands OF a
receiver. Sol Prudential being appointed
TO serve IN mat capacity. This action was
taken 10 avoid large amount OF litiga-
ton that seemed imminent because Of the
Two complaints were filed Yesterday
asking the appointment OF receiver. ~.
n Holden nied an action. stating that the
company owed him Slsa. which Ii was uu-
able 10 pay. and that il also owed Sis0Oo
20 other creditors. The Seattle Mattress
and lphoisfering Company also cou-
mcnced action, giving the amount OF it's
claim "a Sl.Is4da
MT. Frcideuthal was az once appointed
BY Judge Jacobs and directed 10 take
charge Of the c0mpsny's affairs No i'm
mediate change ~ The conduct ~ the bus
incss Is anticipated
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Rtst REALTY RsNsFERs.
AERr~gatinE Almost xfoo. oot
~ fii~d with the Auditor.

warranty deeds with large consid-
NJ we're nied yesterday in TIE office
county auditor. William - Hanus
VIC decided 90 n. Willis James "A lot
fcpAH avenue, near the corner -
street. for SnoHa This lot IS uu-
3yArH
~ second decd conveyed title te down
~ pfo9eriy, described as lots I ana 2
VIC nerthettN 37lt fees 81 lot 2. in
4 q thc city 81 seattle ak plated
= henny This property was deed
= ~ sarah I Denny "a j Re.feishelner
:. - ~ ans and the consideration was
49, 81 Neee Ninety~0ve dollars In
49, ttFvnue stamps - affixed 10
sosse two Instruments
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FEDERAL CoIRr rLAxs


The DulEed States tsrc1s and district
courts. whttn acre 90 hAye Greu r1nvar.s.l
Ga arts City Tuesday. Uecsu4ter 4 nee
pursuant q th., order ~ Judge Hanf.rd
owlag t0 his bslnE detained iu h0Iding
court ~ Spokane. sa3cBrnrd b re mar
shAi and clerk untQ December j. Al fhe
hour - 81 a. N. The grand JUry d a. oan-
ssuf December e. az B. Fa-. composed n
the folio vtue- named T@fsaus r. v An
kcG1. R4niei Jones, Warren g. Steta.n
r kirtieV. Andrew J. Fuzrsr. GEORGE J0r-
tan. J "a Kinney, George 81 Hstxeser-
Hans Surnueusen. Calvin r Villas. : D.
Crow J. a WoodinE. Michael I.undstranu.
pwiSht DARING s A York. Anthony ia
c0hsen. Horace r. Steel. CkaTiss Ne.soa.
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For Personal iniusie..

w " Wright and wife yesterday com
mcnced action in the superior court
against the Seattle Electric Company 10
recover S.as for injuries alleged to have
hecn sustained by Wright in "a street car
accidcnt GA the Grant street irestie dur
ing the month o. Septambsr Wright
claims that he was forced from the car hy
reason 90 its crowded condition and was
unable 90 avoid being ground against a
railing, receiving injuries 80 his body and
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Goes 60 Reform school.

Charles pruutF. a fs-ycAF-ald boy was
yesterday committed Ga the reform school
Ny Judge kean ou petition ~ thc PRISE
cuting attorney . office The boFss nsafh-r
appeared Boa court and testified that har
SON has recently become uumanH keahls,
Ht persists lu running away from home
ara shc believes fhe reform school To De
the htat place fur him