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The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
DENIED BY HITCHCOCK.

No Intention of EesigntnE From McK1n.
ley's Cabinet.
ST. Louis, Dec. 26. Ethan Allen
Hitchcock, secretary of the interior in
the cabinet Of President Mckinley, ar
rived in the city Saturday and will
spend part Of the Christmas holidays
with his daughter, Mrs. John f. Ship
pley. Secretary Hitchcock positively
denied the report sent out from New
York that he contemplated resigning
from the presidents cabinet,
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Lake Washington Shin canal.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 28. General
plans for the Lake Washington shir
canal have been completed BY Major
Mills Of the United States army in
charge OF harbor work in this state. It
IS certain that CONTRACT for a pre-
liminary canal will be let shortly The
work will be begun with the appropri-
alton Of $4,000 made by congress- a
short time ago.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
French Burn a Village.

TEN TsIN, Dec. ga French de.
tachment Of 100 men left here Dec. 80
for Hung Tsu, 20 miles wectward, to
search for arms. Approaching a vii.
lage across a frozen creek force Of
Boxers oper I'd fire, killing Lieutenant
Contal and wonnding another officer.
The French burned the village. :
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Opened the Peoples Palace.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 26.-The
FRINGE Of Olden burg, president of the
government temperance commi tee, has
declared the Peoples Palace open to
the public. After the inaugural cere-
monies the prince and 20 of the higher
army officers, including the command.
ing generals, along with high officials,
noblemen and ladies, dined side by side
with peasants and the families Of
Workingmen.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Retween Portland and Man,la.

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 26.-A direct
line Of steamers between Portland and
Manila will be in operation by Feb. 26.
The Oriental and Occidental company,
in order to accommodate the growing
trade between these ports, has agreed
to hold in commission the steamers
Monmouthshire and Carmarthenshire.
The steamers will be used In regular
trips,4v % 81 3s 49, ;'s&ss. e f
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Will Keep Contingent Full

WELLINGTON, N. u, Dec. 26.-The
government has asked the governor,
the Earl Of Ranfurly, to inform Mr..
Joseph chamberlain, the secretary Of
state for the colonies, that it. does not
wish the New Zealand contingent in
South Africa to be diminished, that
drafts will be forwarded to. fill the
ranks and that additional mounted
men will be sent. 4 Il
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
BOERS RETIRE ~NORTHWARD

9hornyoroEps Mounted Infantry Occupies
Hrhtstown Without Opposition.
LONDON, Dec. 26-Lord Kitchener,
telegraphing to the war office under
date of Naauwpoort, Dec. "a, reports:
"Tholn nycroft's mounted infantry
have occupied Brittstown without op-
position. The Beers retired to the
north in the direction of Prieska. They
will be followed up." ~
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
HELD BY THE RAILROA,
United States Exhibits Hung Up
France for Freight Charres.

United States Exhibits Hung Up
E. France for Freight Charges.
PARIS. Dec. 26.-Thirtys cars, for
ing part of the United States govel
ment exhibit at the recent Paris expo
ton, were suddenly laid under embax
at Hayre, the railroad company decl
ing to surrender them, pending p,
ment Of a claim of 5, 71O francs. q
extraordinary action, seriously del
ing the departure of the United Sta
cruiser Prairie from Havre for N
York with the government exhib.
was made the subject of a formal 3
test to the French government /
United States AMBASSADOR Porter. i
The company bases its claim on /
murrage charges on freight in the {
when the goods were brought to-
exposition for installation. i
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
United States Consul Suicides.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-W. Iryi
Shaw, who had been filing the 90
ton Of United States consul at Barra
quilla, Colombia, and who was recent
appointed consul general to Singapoi
committed suicide in a hotel here. /
health is supposed to have affected l
mind
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
lNIinnesotan Frozen To Death.

DAssEL, Mimi, Dec. rs. 6.--Hans Oh.
son, aged Is. gunsmith living ut the
north Of Dassel, was found in q snow.
bank frozen to death. He was in Das.
sci Sunday and started for home III the
storm. and no doubt lost his way.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Dowager Lady Churchill Dead,

LONDON, Dec. s6.-Dowager Lady
Churchill, senior lady Of the bed.
chamber and an intimate friend of the
queen, was found dead in her bedroom
at Osborn. On retiring she complained
Of cold but no alarming symptoms man
ifested themselves and her indisposi-
ton was not thought to be Of serious
nature. AZ 4
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Cape to Cairo Telegraph Line.

LONDON, Dec. pa dispatch from
Durham to a news agency here an
nounces that the Cape to Cairo tele-
graph line is now in operation to a
point 30 miles north Of sKasangi and
700 miles beyond the southern end of
Lake Tangankani.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Formerly state treasurer Of Wisconsin.

Formerly State Treasurer of WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 26. Colonel Henry
B. Harshaw, former state treasurer Of
Wisconsin, died in Milwaukee. at the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. DR.
Thomas 81. Hay. Death was due tc
cancer Of the tongue. Colonel Har
shaw'si home was in Oshkosh. He
served in the Iron brigade during the
Civil war. ,,g
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
The Antiua Apparent1y Unip iur

TIC Ant1tIa apparently Unin jured.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The Brit
steamer Antilla, which went ashore
Great Egg harbor shoals Monday 4
ing the prevalence of a heavy fog, y
aoated during the day with the asst
ance Of four wrecking tugs. The y
sci was apparently uninjured, as
started Immediately for New York
der her own steam.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
DETAILS UNOBTAiNABLE.

Battle Reported in Progress in Neigh
j. bOrhOod of De Aar. s6E
CAPE Town, Dec. 26.-Hghting is
going on near De Aar. Particulars are
unobtainable. Two hundred Beers
have left Brittstown after commander.
ing all supplies available.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Boxers Kill Catholics.

LONDON, Dec. 26.-A dispatch from
Peking to a news agency, dated Dec
"a, says missionaries stated that Box
ers IS miles east of Peking killed 1s
Catholics and burned 8 in the temples.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
Boutelle win Resign March 4.

WAsHNeToN, Dec. 2e The resigna-
zion Of Captain Charles A. Boutelle Of
Bangor. Me-, as member Of the house
of the Ffty-seveuth congress, will be
rendered about March 4, according to
an understanding with President Nc
Kilalav. IA
The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
WIN Form Au.tralia.. F,r.t e,.b,n..

q VIII Form Anstralia's First Cabinet. 81
"a SYDNBY, N. s. W., Dec. 26. Mr.. Ed.
mund Barton, who was the leader 81
the federal convention, has accepted
the Earl Of Hopetown's Is offer to form
the first cabinet Of the federation. He
anticipates no difficulty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
ABERDEEN RETURNS HERR.
Nome Vessel Given Clean Bill Of
Health by the Quarantine
O0lcern.

Steamer Aberdeen, which arrived from
Nome Thursday night and was sent back
10 Port Townsend To report at the United
States quarantine station, returned to
Seattle yesterday at noon and discharged
her passengers. She was detained but
an hour or so at quarantine, the authori-
ties finding her entitled TO a clean bin
of health Her seventy-two passengers
were glad to reach land again after so
long sea voyage. The list included
Capt. T. H. Worsnop, wen known
mining expert, who is returning a>er a
six weeks inspection OF the Nome dis
trict. He represents an English syndi-
cate and Is en- route to London to report
The Aberdeen will be turned over to
her charterers Tuesday, sailing two or
three days later for Lynn canal. Her re-
turning Nome passengers weres
u. Case. H. Brandt. H. McGovern. w. Orr, W.
Smith, 1. Fitch A. Brown. O. Brown. w. Dneking.
W G. puckint A. L. Wright, o. +. Spencer, l.
Kaufman, s. r. Allen, q. ~ Allen. C. A. suther-
land. H. blackburn Mrs. blackburn Dora McCor-
mick. Helen Lucas. Kate sarbet. s. Wallace. I.
Hines, X. Mauen, W, Warren, I. Turecn. H. 3.
Hubbard, Nellie Graham. r. H. Worsnop. q. H.
Van. Nellie Case. Dr. stFatten, Mrs stratton. l. l.
Quale w. anderson. +. Patterson. W Margeuthsl-
On, T.. ID Ryas. w. Kelly 1, Burnett. r. Taylor.
s. Olsen, I. Tony. II. Ewing. Mrs. Schaet. l. Bren-
nan. I. II. Grant. W. Archer l. Dcminsky. J. w.
Hawkins. H. Hitchcock. George stmsou. T. CLARK,
T. siaae, w. Bell II. Moens. John Blair, !. Graf
snstsin, n. Frank II, Coax. Mrs nooittls, r.
Lewis |. ceot. Y. " Gibson, r Newhart. l. u.
noolittis, G. c. Armstrong. o. 0leson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
BREvITIEs.

Anthony Urban and Ludwig Rymcuse renowned
their allegiance TO the Of Russia yesterday and
were admitted 10 citizenship by the clerk Of the
United States district court.
The libel suit Of O. b. Seidell against tho steamer
Newsboy for wages has been dismissed In the fed
eral court on motion Of the libelant and the mar
shall ordered 10 release the vessel
NJ Fuller an employee Of the power house at the
foot OF Ycsler way reported to the police yesterday
that had. the previous day stolen SEQ
from his coat while IL hung in the engine room
where he worked.
DEGREES Of divorce were signed by Judge Benson
In the superior court yesterday separating Beatrice
V. Rogers from A. ID. Rogers and Helen A. Judson
from stephen p. Judson. Both divorces were grant
ed upon statutory grounds.
Articles Of incorporation were filed with the
county auditor yesterday for the Pacific Lumber and
Pipe Company. with a capital stock Of $1,000 Dir
vided into 100 shares Of 500 each. r. ". sunires.
u. J. Cain and II. u. Lytle the incorperators.
The Seattle ball team will play the eleventh game
Of series with Tacoma the home grounds to-
Each team has taken five games IT the
series. and Manager Schmitt. OF the Tacomas. will
endeavor TO bring over team that can capture the
odd
motion to uuash the service and dismiss the
action has been filed In the United States court by
the defendants In the suit Of W r. Haya Vs. the
Richardson Land and Timber Company ct AL The
motion recites that the action Is for personal
money Judgment, that none Of the defendants il
resident Of this state. and none has had personal
service In the action.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11

100 tons new crop Washington at s2i. r. o.
.. at point Of sale. Hausengregg. Seattle.
z, tons. szf. Seattle delivery. s. Baxter,
200 tons. 27 Is Eckerly & Co, 1000 tons
Eastern Washington or Idaho; 1880 tons
Puget sound. $3.50. Seattle delivery. Jo-
seph r Conform, Seattle, 600 tons al
t4T. Tacoma delivery; Tacoma Ware
house & Elevator Company, 1000 tons,
1850. fifty days for delivery asked T. o.
b. cars Eastern Washington; 5000 Mime
sofa, s2s.oS. Tacoma delivery: $3.50 tons
W. n. Chambers. 1000 tons Eastern
Washington, AL 3Ii4 I. o. b. cars Eastern
WASHINGTON or Idaho; ?: J; Fransio!i q
cry; J. @. Adams & Co. Seattle, l,oco
tons, $3.50, I. o. b. Minneapolis; 900 tons
$3.50 e. o, b. Minneapolis; LOCO tons. so 40.
Minneapolis delivery; 1000 tone, sl92o
neapolis delivery: KImbalI Paterson.
Seattle, 5000 tons, 1880 St. Paul deiv-
cry; Spokane Grain Company, 400 tons.
saoaer- @ Occur B. Nes aiens Points tons
o. b. Occur d'Alene; Sawyer Grain Com
pany. Minneapolis, any quantity at s2fs6
Tacoma delivery. These oats are 70 be de-
Hay-F W. smyth. Seattle. 1850 tons
double compressed. 1850 (. o. b East
ern Washington; 1850 tons. $3.50 Eastern
Washington, T. Q; b; at point OF sale s l,ooo
ton; 5000 tona Eastern Washington. $2i,
Puget sound nelivery; 5000 tons Puget
sound, $3.50 Sound delivery. Lilly, Bo-
gardus a. CO., Seattle. 1900 tons Puget
sound Whitman bales (squarel. $40. Puget
sound delivery: Lowrie cylindrical bales.
SO; Eastern Washington, Whitman bales.
t22; Eastern Washington, Lowrie cylin-
drical bales. SIS. Galbraith. Bacon & Co.
100 tons Eastern Washington. s22. Seattle
delivery. +. J. Fransioli & Co.. 800 tons
Eastern Washington. $22 Tacoma deiv-
cry. Albers 4 Schneider Company. 500
tons Oregon. SO. +. o. b. Portland. Spo-
washington. ordinary bales, sis. Eastern
Washington delivery: 500 tons Eastern
Washington. double compressed. $40. Se-
attic delivery; 500 tons Puget sound SIT.
Seattle delivery. Brokaw Bros. Tacoma,
compressed, s2i. r. O. b. cars at Tacoma.
". w. Saunders. Occur q Alene. 100 tons
Eastern Washington, $l1.ss. T. o. b Occur
d'Alenc.
A circular issued by the quarterma ster's
department calls for hay within thirty
days delivery. but some bidders have
asked for longer time
Purchasing Clerk G. r. Bennett. with
one assistant worked from II 80 o'clock
yesterday morning untii 600 O'Clock last
night, when the labor of abstracting bids
was completed.
T.. II. Game was awarded the contract
to transport two 5-inch barbette gun car
riages and one 1o-inch carriage OF the
same variety to Forts Flagler and Will
SON Tho allowance granted was sl2.5o
per ton.
At II o'clock this morning bids viii be
opened for 250o.0oo feet of lumber 2 900
squares OF corrugated iron roofing. 500
doors and 500 kegs OF nails for use In
building quarters for the soldiers In the
far East.
The steamer willamette will leave In
two or three. days for valdes. Alaska.
freighted with 1900 tons of sacked coal
for the troops stationed there.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
MEETS DEATH IN THE BAY.
FRANK LEWIS. COUNTY CHARGE.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
Escapes From Ambulance on Grant
street Bridge While Delirious
From Long Illness and Falls Into
Eighteen Feet of Water.

Frank Lewis. a negro. aged 80 years.
was drowned in the bay near the Frye
Bruhn packing house. on the Grant street
bridge. at o'clock yesterday afternoon
under peculiar circumstances. He was be-
ing conveyed TO the county poor farm IN
an ambulance used for that purpose. when
he escaped from the vehicle, climbed upon
the rail Of the bridge. lost his balance and
plunged headlong into eighteen feet Of
water. He was delirious from protracted
Illness at the time
Lewis was taken to Providence hospital
last week suffering from pneumonia Last
Monday he eluded the vigilance of his
nurse and. jumping from a window, ran
down Marion street to First avenue.
where he was captured and returned to
the hospital by Police officer Hadeen. HIS
condition grew steadily worse. and yes
terday IL was determined to send him to
the county hospital
He was lifted into the ambulance IN
an apparently half conscious condition.
The driver of the vehicle had passed the
south end OF the Grant street bridge be-
fore he discovered that his charge was
missing. He drove hack along the bridge
and. when opposite the Frye Bruhn pack
ing house. found Lewis lying on the
bridge, having been fished out of the bay
by two linemen of the Seattle Electric
Company.
The lfnemen were called TO the scene
by the cries of the drowning man. and
succeeded In landing the body within I'VE
minutes after Lewis sank. All efforts at
resuscitation proved Of no avail and
the body was conveyed 10 Ronney & Stew
arts morgue by order of Coroner Spar
ing where II viii be held pending an
attempt 70 find Lewis relatives.
The driver says that Lewis must have
unfastened the rear door of the covered
ambulance. which was securely fastened
on the outside, by reaching through a
smaii window that had been left open for
ventilation. He says that before he LEFT
the hospital he was Informed that Lewis
was very weak and not deiirious, and
thereIofe did not take the precaution OF
strappinx his charge down 10 The cot az
Is done In the case OF deiirious natients,
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RATE WAR rs THREATENED


The advent OF the steamer Rosalie on
the Seattle-yictoria run will probably
precipitate a rate war. Dodwell & Co.
Yesterday announced that beginning
Tuesday their steamer Victorian Will
make a daylight run every twenty-four
hours, except Monday. between Seattle
and Victoria. Heretofore the Victorian
has been operated between Victoria, Sc
attic and Tacoma, sailing from this city
late at night But the announcement OF
the Alaska Steamship Company that II
expected to place the Rosalie on the
Seattle-victoria route resulted in the
change in the victorian's schedule which
leaves out Tacoma and gives Seattle and
Victoria a still better transportation SER
vice.
O. +. Thorndyke, OF Dodwell & Co, in
making the announcement of the change
Yesterday, said his company did not pro-
pose to give up the run, intimating that
a cut in rates would probably be made
in the near future.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
ROBBED A FRENCH COUNT.
BurgIar Makes n Good Haul From n
Noblcman of Nome-Thief Caught
and Money Recovered

Passengers of the steamer Aberdeen,
port thar Count de Carrots, a French
nohleman, was robbed day or so before
the vessel sailed. The count had apart
ments I'm the Occidental hotel on re-
tirtns he placed his watch and pocket
book. containing 500, on table near his
bed. About q. m. he was awakened BY
some one moving about In the room.
Looking up. he saw a man standing near
the bed.
Good morning" said tho count; what
can l do for your"
Some of your friends wish 10 see you
downstairs" the intruder answered.
TITS rather too early for business" re-
piled the count. TELL them l viii see
them later"
Then the visitor retired. The count
jumped out OF bed and took hasty In
ventory OF the room. 10 find that his
money was gone. An alarm was given
and employees OF the house followed the
prowler into the Discovery saloon. where
he was arrested by citizens and SIS OF the
money recovered. The man gave the
name OF Granville Goddard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
PAY DAY AT THE CITY HALL
Money OF che Municipality Dis
bursed Among Its s2T Em-
pioyes.

Monthly pay day at the city hall Is over
and upwards OF 10000 has been dishursed
among the people OF Seattle through the
employees Of the city government
Yesterday was a busy day In tho city
trcasurey's oitce almost the entire force
beinE occupied NJ the widows, In the
comptyoiier's ONCE the work Of making
out the salary warrants had been done IN
advance. 50 that there was no unusual
activity there, but in the trpasurors o.
ice, where the warrants were being
cashed, a long line OF people stood ia
waiting all day. "a they filed ~ for their
share ~ the city's cash. The window al
which water rents are paid was also wsli
crowded. most % the city employees pay
inE their water rents when they received
their mcney
Tho number 81 salary warrants drawn
thls month u AZ There are so persons
in the employ of the various DEPART msntz
% the cts, ten 90 whom draw PAS m
two warrants from separate funds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
TRAMPs FIRE FREIGHT CAR.


:, The fire department was summoned nj
tu.s O'Clock last night to extinguish n
oar standing on side track at the foot
OF FIRST avenue south. II Is Thought that
tne hre originated through the careless
been sleeping In the car.
Ihe department experienced consIdera
pie difficulty I'm subduing the flames rw
ins 70 ,ne fact that the floor and sides
OF the car were saturated with snn,a IL
nammable OIL upon which the water and
mud from chemical engine had little
erect. Ihe superstructure OF the ear was
almost totally consumed 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Frsa v. KsnTen, netreltA. Foster. 81 Pad.
q w, Brvsn. kasnsoctaz q 4. Pratt. st T,oui,
" Hsgeood. nsesan Miss ! AfnAn Fy~rwtt
AwtAIf SAtatia. " Fsher Rxddinx
John pani. Nnsir Mrs rfisr ~
q. A smith. Cfsgslsud 81 kAs,r vs--s.,..-
N tiaAe- CITY. " y Lssis. riftsAasrs
hsrliustan, - = Leishton. Cofsr
y y suthsyisnf. g. ia " Csslir rhiraz0
~ saAnt1ns o. kAafuz3n Nosne
" II, &pfsp FhtaaslgtiAD, g HfFnsEr. wasta
Mr. Aote - A. Garages. Hanilfna
MI, y beft q ~ Hoi'@H " kpEnes W1nsit,k
hsrA y. 3asnron. \ "
George Marin. WeiliHstE
The Occidental
" z WhlfslF Cssgecas Mr. 81 w.ssfsr.c- A.
A. n Nr#ls Csrtieuaa. san - 4rrsl.a
u Mrfle4isnd. sp4kans Nh y NeH 4 A.
!, luftHl. Ar HgflirEian. Esn
FHaas tsnais'te, Mssann3 VI Knox. ssiaelt
r X. THRs. faieSxa. n X khra -
r. 81 TAgler. 1rsbsfr. ~ y smith fsfe
y G gannsHpham&ty A. Mrs. w. " wsttar a.
r. u garmtsH 4 - 60 Mfs Z q Cer~s 4 h
1eha Hsniliaa- 1sifasnitA H. fenn0n, Laf,rrz..
Mrs H4mi1tun. A.. Gutsie ixuagr "A
Ms nFpsn. sSosaas " rrek cN5sAss
N3s M3yg13z. q, Gar Lsnst~rt -
iss RFiea. 40. 81 Nogsr caty
T. g. ksrnefY. Ga1snHi2 VI p rszsY fa,eax.
W y sftreas, Cay. Mst y Msisr. iawa
Raa Nfsfsfnea. San ff1a W. A. EfaR fsitt
Mr. kfisfnyn "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
nuIlding Permits.

city ensineer,s office yesterday as h,
lows: +. II. Johnson. 70 construct a one
ana one-half story frame dwelling al
Brooks, repairs to residence aa3 F'lrs. az, !
nue. $500. NJ. T. Powers. one-atorv frarr,,
awelling, 1918 Twenty-first avenue. $500
Harvard avenue. 81 2oo. John Dig@I ~
y,irs to dwelling, SIS Twenty-eighth street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
ADMITTED TO PROBATE.


Inc VIII Of Edward ]. Powers, who died
IN Alaska recently, was filed aad al
mltted TO probate in the superior caur,
terms, Is appointed sole exerutrix
Inc estate IS valued at s16,ai4 and Is DIS
tributed as follows: VS.
.. teal property, $500. stocks and shares.
sIo.ei notes and accounts due 81 c., con,
tents OF saloon known as the Nevada
SSoso. The iehts OF the estate arc sched.
nied at $1,000. the greater portion of
conduct OF Powers former place Of b.ss,.
ness on First avenue 7'
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DIP NOT ENLIST HERE.
Frank lawrence Sued for Divorce
Mt San FranciscO, Unknown Here.

Ex-members of Seattle companies Of
the First Washington volunteer regiment,
now in the city, kuow nothing of Frank
as having been sued for divorce in CALI
forriia by his wife. a former San Fran
cisco girl. Lawrence is alleged to have
been married q month ago, his wife CIV
ing as her grounds for divorce, that she
thought the ceremony was a joke. He
is said TO be a street car conductor in
San Francisco.
1t is possible that Lawrence was q
member of a company from some other
part OF this state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-11
rHEY WANT DIVORCES.
faar Who Ciatm 60 ne Mismsted
Ask Severance OF BONDS.

All suits SLED $50 the countV rlnrk's Dr.
her yesterday were Applications f4r fNa
severance 20 marriage honda FoGr an
FEcNlff for DEGREES related there "a.
fwricncea apNn the svn 20 fuatrigu ony ana
iu each Instance. according 90 ,he tnn,-
piasnis Hled he venture has proven als-
Astrqsts Three ~ the plaintiffs are W.
men and enc e a husband who charrte
his wife wifh desertion
iAEsio J SQrGiHon relates that she vas
married 20 Edward q Sangisen al r-rs.
after fAo mafrtagr thF aefcndaut he,.. M
addicted ia he gss % iuisXicanta Nhirt
Rae AvetN ~ hea aiuce consinaed - wsa
q excess The plaintif also aiisces ttsa+
Earaiscu, whom shg SAWS D. a qrinteF r.st-
seNsfe an uuEovevHabte temper ant s
given 50 me practice ~ utierinE vie AZ Z
abusive lau-1aEr toward her
Joseph " MoMep desires a divorce from,
Ndttie Mo'aey, ou tire gruun9 ~ ryVtHfiif
abandonment which. he ar rms. tc,, ~. u
on Apfh i6. 1871 TIE couple were married
IN Miseouri
Mrs Jenule Decker pyays the so,tft Ia
suvcF the martial tlEs existing het sv,e,,
her and Arthur Decker aB The efaua..s ef
GtHnftian Nhg couple were unlteH ir rner-
glsse AZ oreW Fails. Mont Ia lSo
ifiEG r. Desmond accuses t'eliN fas-
moNd % h2h}'ual neglect ana nonsur. ,5rf
and desires divorce upon this graaaa
There are no children as a result ~ 40
union which occurred IN san Francisco III
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