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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-13
Indian TERRITORY courts.

Northern District, Joseph A. OH. Judge;
Leo r. Bennett, marshal; q. A. Davidson.
clerk; Z. l.. SOpcr, attorney. Terms; Nus
kogee, September and Jannaryi Miami, Oct
o0or and Ianuaryi Iahlequah, October
Wagner, November and March; Niutta. LIST
Monday Ia December and2d Monday In May
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-13

Joseph H. Butler, postmaster,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-13

AZ the regular session yesterday
the case Of Dan Coifey Was
resumed. Attorneys Marcum and
Preston Davis had contested every
point Of the trial with such vim
that the prosecution could not hope
for a conviction with the evidence
at their command. To avoid un.
necessary expense Assistant Prose.
coling Attorney Huckleberry
moved That the jury be Instructed
70 return a verdict Of not guilty.
Consy, ana Peterson who Was ID.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot Of West Twsn,y-thra Street and Des-
brosses and Cortlandt Streets.
DThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
Cortlnndt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
Station. except where otherwise noted.
New YORK to Pi6uE Sleeping 2 tS car gsfss PsouE
O Saic.eo- la =, No coaches sac & 70 PitfsouTg c,..,.
95S 4 NJ. PENNsYLvANfA fIMfTED Nf
5 eas @ es Da caSeaa so9E and
1S aSif9aPas P NJ cHIAo Iq5Ts kSD 8 Le9' gT LOFTS
For Toledo. Nashville (ve Cincinnati LOulsvile).
5bS p e. sT n3SG T6Ts z ExFREss Pit.sbur Co
M %TERa RzIi s. Fql1 chicago
7.555 P. II. PAcTFTc, ExPREss,-For PittsDurg and
hGasO For Kn91yils % daily via shsnandSs Valley
PREss.-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
@ @ 2S S 58 s5 1oIo q ssbT9sses IS and cortandt Streets
brosses "s sD5 Sa GosSdS Ian Dns st4ass ca @ M "a y %Io
ersss0naI ] TX tin ~ all PaFor and Dining Csrs Is rs
Go1ey 20 s5S & 10 % 20 Dining Cap a. m - 50
- Dining Carr. 455 Dining Carp, e.25 M. 121o
SOUTHERN @ RAILwAY.-Expre.s. a26 425 p m, 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-FOr Memphis
ATANTIc rhd EST e55faaf c6ns iSD1e. e P n as and
CHEsAPBAKE & OHIO RAILwAT.-sS5 a m and
sEAB6ARD AIR LINE.-Ezpress. 1255 p. and 1910
FOR OLD Po1Nr- COMFORT and NoRFoLK-75S a m.
AsNTfC Tesqfgs cTYR5 a3@ s0S m daily byd wsekday,
Through Vestbued Trains, Buffet Parlor Cars and
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAY-l255 ? m. weekdays -
points New York and Branch Railroad fToLn
West TIventy-third Street staton) s65 a. M II 10 10
89 419 90 anf o. p m s1ndays g. % a. ~ GO 90
m, 20 $40, 40, $40. and 100 p. Sundays.
945 q. m. .15 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6.1O Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 500 725 755
s25, s-55 925 (e55 Penna. Limited 1910 (Desorosses
and Corandt Streets 10 2o Dining Carr, 10 IS Dining
Streets 2o5 255 25 865 25 ABS CDining Carr 455
Dining Carr. 555 Dining Ca-). 7.55 s.25 S65. e2S
p, 1910 night. Sundays. 6.1O 7-55 (no coaches
825 $50 s25, e55 d.im'ted), e.55 1885 Dining Carr
a, 1855 I.55 Dining Carr, 3.25 355. l. 25 Dining
Carp. 4.55 Dining Carr. 5.55 Dining Carr 1855. s25.
Ticket ofices: Nos 4s1 945 1895. 1854. III and 2s1
Broadway; 1 Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
Station; Desbrosses Cortlandt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street es Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn: Station,
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination.
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
1O-S-19Oo.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
4IAIhs AlriNe and depart from Grand Cp,+-,, r..,
q street. New as e-tItIal ohllOn.

hlAttLt1u DIV ISION.
e,I2 A n. and 3.35 p. NJ. Daily. except
Pittshedi Sundays only at $50 A. NJ -
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 1l3 eel, and 218 Broaavvs, ~
Union So. W. 275 Columbus Ave 1873 West 125t5' g
I25h St and l3sth St Stations New 33s and 72s
Fulton St and 104 Broadway E D.. Brooklyn. '
Telephone 300 5sth Street New York Central Cab
Service BeEgage checked from hotel residence by West
Express Company.
GEORGE H DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
LEHlCH VALLEY.
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York foot Chambers st..
as follows, and minutes earlier ". 23d St
900 g. DaiIy.-Soid train for Buffalo Art. D. m.
Binghanton, Waverly. EInira and Bradford Coaches.
parlor cafe dining 70 Buffalo.
2.3O p Daily.-Chicago Luted-Fast naiI-Solid
train Chicago arriving go p m AIT Cleveland T4O
Seepers Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
73O D m Daly.-BufIalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo 7O5 Bradford 7-20 jamestown 100 Youngs-
1927 Cleveland 1890 P m seepers to Buffalo
and Cleveland. Cafe
9.I5 D m DaIly.-solid train Bingharaton Waver-
" Elra Chicago sleepers 10 Buffalo Chicago. cincin-
natl Dining car
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, 112. 261, 4o1 and e5z
Broadway l25th 273 West 125th St.,
Chambers and 23d ferries New-Yort: 338 ana
SEQ Fulton ST. Broadway. Brooklyn; 122 River St.
Foboken Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage TO destination.
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- Fri sENENTS and subscriptions for
- re Tribune received ~ their Uptown
Dhee. No 20 Broadway. % door north
= o1sl-et. until o'clock p n. adver-
er---f-illa received at the following branch
80 ~ regular Office rates until O'clock
Z. n VIZ - 6th-ave.. s. G cor 23d ST /:
- D-A-ate. ccr- i2Lh-st-. Macys 9Th
w &c -sfn-st5 -42 COlumbus-aVe. near
- 52ln-st-s JOG West 40 St aear 9Th
-. y East Isth ST.. 253 Wet s2s ST..
= lNsea 1th and sth ayes l59 .Ass 47th-
a. 80 sc-aVe-. between 76tE arc 7Tth
ava NS~t ---~- AT
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
AID. WRITER write good, plain. sim
pie. common sense ads-ads that attract
convince and bring results five years eA
nerience salary moderate TO start; let n-e
caiI urith samples OF work and reference
Address ADWRITER. 300 Putnam-sve-'
Brooklyn
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, 81: three years
e,perience as wholesale dryEuods stock
clerk: willing obliging; best references
RYAN 232 East 56th-st.
AN ENERGETIC German-American desires
a position where experience In ONCE
store or~outside duties is required; best ref
Aranaaa- e. 2s2 6sh~Gvs-- BrnnklJn.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
Railroads.

WEST SFORER,R,
Trains leave Franklin St Station. " 7. follows
ard I5rn. later foot 42d St. n. R.:
A h--For Intern points Albany & Montreal
~ 20 A Nd Mohonk Minnewaska Saratoga
and Catskil Mountains
sz:4o P. M-COnt Ltd for Detroit Chicago St Louis.
fS:45 P. M.-(2) For Hudson River points Albany.
s6.I5 P. M-For Rochester. Buffalo Ctsve. Chicago.
P. Rochester Buffalo, Louis.
sa:is P M-For sy-a-. Roch Mag. Falls, Det & Chi
sDay. fDaIly. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No l al 1888 A. NJ q 3 P. N. Leaves Jersey
cffy p R. r Sta No. al II: 20 4 NJ. at s:s5 P. NJ
Time al principal Offices. Baggage
checked from Exp c. n
I.ANBERT. General Passenger Agent ~. z.
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grnutru 31rnpertn for Sale or Go fct
FOR SALE on TO LET IN PLAINFIELD, N. J..
On Ps--ave; 20 minutes from the R p station; house
bCUt of brick and bath; all the prove
house hot and in good order; lot 1O0x20
Address n c. Tribune Office
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HELP WANTED.


Mnfe.
ATTENTION. MEN!-Chesp trip 20 any
European ports, Hamburg, Bremen, Lon
don. Paris. no steamship work shinptng
Ofices, 8 C1inton-st. and 70 West-st, ~ 7
MEN WASTED.-S7 takes you 10 Europe
no steamship work: also steady positi0ns
procured ATLANTIC SHIPPING Of
FICB 2O9 2d-Et., NeW-Tork
WANTED. Several ambitious persons for
ONCE. store. yard or mill Of a growing
Arizona corporation; prefer those able to
tsss shares and grow up with the business;
q good place for any one needing a mild
dry climate. Address G. Y. L Co. Lock
Box I6. Pima. Ariz
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
once, No. i.242 Broadway ID door north
OF 3lst-st-, until o'clock p m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular once rates until o'clock
p m, viz, 2o4 sth-ave. s. e. cor 23d-st.;
1h2 6th-ave-. cnr- I2th-Gt-t AsnE'&
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pEsks & OFFICE runrrrrnp
DRESsMAKMG.

DRESSMAKING.
A-A-A.-seaI garments ana other nns
furs repaired, redyed and remodelled into
latest STYLES at exceptionally low prices
ladies' waited on al their residences Mrs
u J. BARKER, III West S9th-st. late
xita C G. Gunther's Sons. oth-ave.
CORRECT STYLES: perfect lit; superior
work and finish, faultless skirt droOp;
coynnerenf and responsible; expert on wraps:
reasonable Mrs. COOKE, 30 West 44th-st.
CIOAKMAKER.- superior filter at
home or out by day; VIII make all kinds
OF alterations in cloaks. nnest worker
seaskin garments; Wl4l reInode!, repair.
sffer sleeves make into latest style jackets
canes and coilarettes. GREIG. l81 West
22d-st
DP rSsNfAKER. artistic. highly recon-
rnended filter and designer OF swell estab-
lishuenr. goes out by the day; has few
tscsncies: advanced style Address NJ.
FOX 65. / 242 Broadway
DREasNAKER. stylish, good cutter and
inter wants y sewing ,1ro IA a,sTo9 s9oe 5ISiiies
address and I viii call DhEsSMAKER.
327 West 2Oth-et
AfArE THIBAUD. IS WEST ssTH-sT. .-
TSeIi and winter gowns at short notice.
n-ices moderate. Ladies own material
taken.
sc5NEIDER. SO sth-ave date OF 9TH
ave1-Iadies suits 10 order. $500; car
fare paid FOR fittings. Cheviot Suits Sl2 co.
: SIDE Practical Furrler ana Fine Ladies'
1,stIoring-Maiu store; So7 6th-aVe.
esvsnrbes. lls East 59th-st. and T45 Lex
inrron-ave. Telephone. 3l25-SStn-st-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT
nave Stein"ays, 'Webers and our own
make. and give special rates 20 students
t0r a good. reliable piano at reasons BE
Rr5se IL VI! pay 70 call at our wareroom
WV. A. POND co. 14s 5th-ave.. COIN
FOR RENT.-A baby grand Kuabe niano
In good condition: IS per r9ontH 81
y. Tribune Office. '' l. l.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
DRESS d ACCORDION PLEATIsG,

Dg ERrHNHe@ Of every DESCRIPTION
MOI s6 vi. 23d-zE Established 80 years.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08

STEAMBOATS,
HUDSON RIVEB BY DAYLIGHT.
Palstisl Day Steamers New York" and Albany"
Fastest and anest river boats n the world
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
For Catskls Albany, Saratoga and all points East
North and West
Leave Brooklyn Fulton St Chy Annex 500 4. NJ
y. Y. Desbrosses St. Pier. $40 .
~. Y. West 22d ST Pie-..-..-.. 800 81
GLBANW EWEM0WG G0NE.
Steamers ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier 90 River foot Canal Street. P. n. daily
Sundays excepted connecting with trains for
ACKNOWLEDGES NIAGARA FALLS and West.
TBNW BAT@ steasTs ,sav CITY VT: Of Trqg & and ser ss!.
y,s- Ssflv Al . n except saturday connecting Troy
fo- trans 70 ali points North and East Sunday
touch Albany.
HATsKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
- BOATS lssve foot Of Christopher every weekday
n P n. connecting with B s. A. r r at Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
BABY CARRIAGES & GO-CARFs
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS NHANLas.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED fof
merchants. manufacturers znc others oe-
eiriEg 20 extend their business. stores 2usl-
ness places sold quickly. ADONAL4D &
NlEGINE 10 Nassau-Et.
1ILT EDGE MINING STOCK TO E8-
CHANGE for Office and household fur
niture. plano. hose and carriage and small
k-oop or schooner yacht or cabin launch.
hlst - bargains. Address GOOD IN
EsIA EAT. .Z6e Broadwsy-
41NING ENGINEER viii take business for
Arizona and California. repor- on OF de-
.sloB properties; perfect titles. advice as 70
treatment u ores, locations made for non
Iesi1ents. Address EXPERT. I Z89 4 way
FAlENTS. INVENTORS HAND BOOK
EEBc. patents economically secured and
pront45ly sole. INVENTORS COMPANY
30 &EsszU-st
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5o0 ssoo-6- ~
wood and iron working machines. frIIIy
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
eh9hged GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Madlsou-Ss
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
LOST.

LOST or STOT.FN, Rsni-I7ooIr n z01 oe9
of the German Savings Bank IN the CITY
OF NeW-York. corner 4th-ave. and I4th-st.
issued 70 sam Jak Schwarz All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned 10 the bank on the 29th day
OF October. 1900 a duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
Citr I1ropertp for Sale.

1xoE sAIE-Tzth Street. No. 16 9th Avenue:
h four stories 22x65x1O2 all improvements; fully
nished incudng paintings possession Apply prem
ises.
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PILES AND CONsTrp.T,ox

DR.. CPHAM's Vegetable Electuarv. IN
ternaI remedy; positive specific: hfr
years reputation: sold by leading drug
p East 4th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08

options for The Tribune
ce, No. l.242 Broadway.
o. clock ?. n. advertise
ranch Offices at regular
viz. 254 Shave. E. e.
th-st. Macy's, eth-ave.
near West 66th-sL. I05
Eest 14th-st. PSI West
$50 East 47Jh-su. 1855
its. 1026 3d-ave., near
st. 756 Trsmont-ave. :
ave. 30 Bleecker-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08

HOCSEKE EEPER BY refined American
lady. In wldower's family. companion ID
Invalid, best references Address Mrs NJ
l,%ll Dean-sr-. Brooklyn.
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TYPEWHITERs.

,-(-r,y--S- -->--.------------
/ PEW RiTERS new $40; Remodelled
Rein'ngtons. Smiths. S35: rentals reduced :.
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 241 Broadway
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HOJ SEkEEPER-By young widow, with
KIND. phllanthropic gentleman. elderly
having quiet. refined home, highest refer
ence given and required. Address 5. Box
10. Tribune once
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


COACHMAN.-First class IN every respect
having very best reference. married, aged
50. Is desirOUs % getting steady place
eleven years with last employer. COACH
MAN. 81 C1arkson-st
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GARDENER and FLORIST-AIarried. no
children; Swiss; aged so. lie experience
IN all branches; can take care % horses and
cows: first class references. Address p
HAESSIG. Mills Hotel No. ?, Rivington and
Chrystie SITS.
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HOCSEWORK-By a reliable woman a
few hours work each day caring s1r
bachelors or ladies' apartments good
seaustress. Address NJ C.. care Carter.
ID East s6rh-s-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
NIRlr

MALI.
AN educated married couple OF Anglo
French pareutRge. want TO serve in the
same refined household: man general duty; e;
wife to speak with children or 20 wait on
lady OF the house: English, German and
French thorough: wages no object; con-
scientious devotion IN return for good treat
ment Address OPPORTUNITY, care OF
Western Union Telegraph Office. New-Ro-
chelle. y. Y.
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INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
80 Broadway, rooms 7I7-T1s. telephone
attended 20 by expert detectives, male and
female.
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HOUSEhEEPER- - Experienced American
woman IN small private family: good
/ nome preferred 20 high wages. las 15th-st-
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WORK WANTED.
Male

bOOkkEEPER OF CASHIER OF twenty
nVe years experience: highly recommend
%, Heeks engagement. SAFEGUARD. Is
BRuk-st
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LADY'S MAID--Hai-dressing sewing IN
private family; no cards answered Ia
Annst terlarn-ave.
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GARDENER and USEFUL MAN-By re-
liable man, single; greenhouse veE-
tables; can milk: care OF furnaces; excel
lent references n. NJ. Box So f242
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08

GARDENER.-Aged "a: married; industrt-
Gus and sober; life experience IN cut
flowers palms. ferns and other greenhouse
plants. fruit. vegetables and mark. first
class references: on gentlernar's place Ad-
dress 5. P. General Delivery. Postofics
Madison. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-08

LAUNDRESS German woman 70 do
laundry work at her home by week or
month, best city reference. open air dryiuz-
$ SMITH. PAS East T4th-st
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BALTIMORE g OHIO RAlLRokn.

3. & 0. Electromobile S
fees: 113, 1T2, 281. 434. Il
X. 39i Grand St. y. Y
Whitehall Terminal and I
from hotel or residence TO
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CARPET CLEANING.
DANBURY HATS.

'DANBURY'' Derbies, 81: ''Danbury'' AZ
pines. 81 80: worth So. DANBCRY HAT
20 % DesbrOeses-st-, N Y
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DAYS WORK-Younz woman vrsnta.
laundry work OF cleaning by the dav.
coed reference. TRU UEMAN. % West
6sth-st-
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GARDENER-Life experience: all branches:
excellent recommendations for ability
honesty, sobriety: wife first class dairy
woman II necessary. Box S4s, Wilkesbarrc
Penn.
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COACHMAN. - Thoroughly unoesstan1s
man single. care lawn. furnace. generaIly
useful. strictly temperate. good reference
address THOMAS, Box =. Iriouhe pii'-S-
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-Slhgis'
thoroughly understands care horses, car
riaEes. harness flowers. lawns. ROADS LGI-
nace- frSf Lass written and personal refer
ences. COACHMAN. Box B. Tri5uss OInes-
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARX BROS. p Union Square.
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LACNDRESS - CHAMBERMAID - Bv
Swedish mother and daughter. city. 2SS
West S5th-st-, Two bells
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-12

aatn.a pNIa. n,. eUiuI ..aI
900 p.al lm.a at ha.aI.a HA.a
a.U e. IIa.uuuuu.l Alt.. n,. ~.
1000 AI naH .ui bulaI,A aIu 1-
.uaaI .a .a.a .ni.a aIt.. .bal Ial.
81 asDsB. Euatnasl..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-26
OAROUSAL ENDS In DEATH.


Charles Felmcr, second mate of the lum-
Der schooner Anowa, now loading lumber,
at Ballard lost his life In the waters OF
Salmon bay yesterday morning while al
tempting to board the vessel after spend
ing the night In a carousai. The body
sank In thirty feet of water, but was re-
covered an hour later.
Fclmer. accompanied by another sailor.
arrived at the slip where the ship is lying.
near the Stimson Mil Companys plant
shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday after
moon, His companion walked the gang
plank from the wharf safely and called to
hts companion to follow. Felmer. who
had been drinking heavily, In spirit OF
braNndo. essayed to reach the vessel by
walking a threc-ineh manila hawser He
had proceeded but few feet when he lost
his balance and plunged headlong into the
water.
The alarm was given and help was sum
utoned. but the efforts Of the crew To res
cue the drowning man were of no avail
and he disappeared from view Later the
body was recovered and given into the
custody of Deputy Coroner Arnold who
took It to Bonney a Stewards morgue
whore an inquest will be held
Fcimer had been the mate OF the vessel
far several months. and WAS exceedingly
popular among his shipmateS He had
followed the sea practically all his life
and had had many narrow escapes from
death, Once while crossing the Pacific
hts Shipmates relate Felmer was swept
overheard IN gale. hut swan for an hour
la a high sea until help came
lie was born IN san Francisco. where
his parents, who are said To be well known
and highly respected people. now reside
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-26
FEDERAL COURT CALENDA|l
JUDGE HANFORD Announces AS
SEDIMENTS OF MANY CASES.
SIX in United States District ana
Twenty-Five i'm Circuit Court
All Dates Up to February 20 of
the Coming Year Are Filled.

Judge Hanford, of the federal court. has
assigned cases for trial befory his present
Jury up to and including February III.
There are six of the district court cases,
including both civil and criminal actions.
The following is the list.
January 31-United States VS.. Harry Eyer
ct al.
January s-United States VS.. c. E. Clancy.
January 15-United States vs. Eugene Rid
dell, United States VS.. Henry Pugsley,
United States VS.. Henry d. Pugsley,
United States vs.. James Berry.
In the circuit court Judge Hanford has
set twenty-five cases for trial. The fol-
lowing is the circuit court calendar:
January 3-Moses r.. Ackles VS.. Puget
Sound Reduction Company.
January 4-John Christensen VS.. Pacific
Bridge Company.
January 22-H. b. Slauson (receiver) vs..
Western Assurance Company. OF Toron-
to; H. b. Slauson (receiver) VS.. Thames
and Mersey Insurance Company.
January 24-North American T. Il T. Com
pany VS.. Seattle & Yukon r. Company.
Northern Railway Company.
January 30-Eugene Stewart VS.. Pacific
Coast Steamship Company.
February 1-Olga Giblitz VS. Underwood,
as receiver Seattle Coast Railway.
February 5-Lewis George Perry vs..
Northern Pacific Railway Company.
February 6-Edwin Eskildsen VS.. North
ern Pacific Railway Company.
February 7--Oriental Trading Company VS..
American Bonding and Trust Company.
February S-Patrick Murray VS.. Northern
Pacific Railway Company.
February l3-Sadie Ferguson ct al VS.. Pa
cfic Coast Company.
February 14-Morris Roccia VS.. Black
Diamond Coal Mining Company.
February l5-J. Rosenfeld's Sons vs. F..
ID. HueStis.
February 16-James ID. Hoge, IT.,
vs. Canton Insurance Company,
Seattle Steamship Company VS..
Firemen's Fund Insurance Company,
b. W. Newhall ct al vs. Switzerland
General Insurance Company George w.
Fischer ct al. VS.. Switzerland General
Insurance Company. A. r Schmitz ct
al. VS.. Thames & Mersey Marine Insur-
ance Company.
February 19-Robert Wright (as receiver)
vs. German Savings 4 Loan Society.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-26
CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED.
Joseph Bannnch Says He Had .
Novel Experience with I'M
armed Highwaymem

Joseph Bannach yesterday afternoon
came to police headquarters and told to
Chief of Police Meredith the story of an
alleged experience with highwaymen
which In its details is quite novel. Ban
mach says he was robbed of $50 in money
and draft for $40 on Dexter Horton &
Co.. bankers. by footpads who carried
neither guns nor other weapons. and who
after securing his money. escorted him
for distance of two miles along the
Grant street bridge in an effort to get rid
of him.
Bannach. who IL a logger. claims that
he was seized By three men on Main
street at o'clock yesterday morning
Two of the number. he claims, held him
while the third rified his pockets. secur-
ing his watch. money and draft. After
that Bannach relates that two of the men
accompanied him over the Grant street
bridge. finally leaving him, with the re-
mark that he could take care of himself
When questioned closely by Chief Mere
dith Bannach admitted that none Of the
assailants had weapons and made no
threat to do him bodily injury. He also
admitted that during his alleged walk
across Grant street bridge he met a num-
Der of pedestrians. but 1t did not occur to
him to make an cutlery.
II had eight or ten drinks during the
evening"" said Bannach, but 1 was not
drunk | don't know why the men car
ried me out of the city after having OBJ
tanned my money. They gave no reason
for their actions"