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Scandinavian American Bank

% Seattle. A general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 500. COO
A. Chliberg, pres. J.. l.. Grondahl,
lst vice pres a. ". soelberg. cash.
,. =. Lane asst cash. No branches.
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'ANTED-Old gold aud silver. He
Hensel, mfg. JeVeler, rs Hinckley.
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RIAL EsTrrE

WE have a choice lot = eaeanf =,
cottages. modern dwellings 40
stores in All parts ~ the city. c..
mau-Ameriean Investment Co. "a
Third avenue.
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tuhenaL plReeroRs.

BuTTERwORTH q Sons. smbaim
crs. lt2s-lf2s Third. Tel Pike -.
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PERSONA.
GARD OF THANKs-

AM ANE A II ~ N -
To the Woman's Relief Corps of
Stevens Post No. /, aud the many
kind friends. We desire TO return our
heart felt thanks FOR the many kind
acts and attendance on my wife cur
Ing her sickness and funeral The
attendance shall never be forFottt n
by myself and children. W. Ser
ling and family.
NEW INVENTION-A Si2 Rath
Cabinet for only $500. our new
1902 style square Quaker Folding
Turkish Bath Cabinet. Guaranteed
10 be the best OF all cabinets at
any price, or your money cheerful
" refunded. Address l.. J. Clark.
lis Warren ave.
BARGAINS In second hand house
hoid goods, call at Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give you
me second hand cook stoves, bed
room sets. carpets They look as
good as new, for half the money.
llo and ll2 Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates III an maya
zines and newspapers furnished on
application. The G. Y. White IA
veftising Bureau, New York
building, Seattle.
THE cheapest place 10 buy OIL ana
gasoline Is from the Olympic on
co. 9i7 Third avenue. Tel Main
9gl
FASHION Hair store. 1918 Second
avenue; diagnosis OF the scalp
free of charge.
oNYDONoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tions, "a Mcdonald block.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT care
ul massage. 9ii Third avenue.
WANTED-Old gold and silver. lie
Hensel, mfg. Jeveler, rs Hinckley.
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Or F. BENJAMIN Andrew who holds university
keeps sentiment save that s
IS not lie II IL be told without wrong intent
IL Is ia order
Abdul H. sultan IN the tens Of lie
be not ma It nees.saf 10 ,.t he
Interrogation point 81 OF gun-netai
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
tcarpor Aiaukan

Leaves Seattle columbia dock)
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday al
an for Port Gamble. Port i.ui-
low. urlnnon. Holly. uuodsport. LIZ
liwaup Fails. potlnrh. Union city
and way points Returning. arrives
Seattle Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urdHy. nt - y. m.
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DYING AND ClFANINo.

Partisan Dye Works We call for
clean. press. deliver your clothes.
office l4lS 1st ave. Tel Main 1914.
steam bye works. l9ie
Western avenue. Phone. Main M
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ARCHITEcTB.

JOHN GHA1fAM. architect. zs-zJ
Mcdonald Hook
MeManun a walker. to1 ~ y blk.
y. W HOuGnTON ut#t4 colhps.
) q. McMANrs. t0l New YORK blk.
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Justice George has the sum Of ak hundred
collars bond to answer to the
The star does defendant fy persus,ea that
six hundred dollars remarkably to REQUIRE when ~
uee has decided that the suesn TO hold the
defendant for 50 soriou arson.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.

ERICKSON & Wyman Co. dynn :
mos and motors installed; house
wiring and bell work. 1914 Western
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FINANCIAL

TO LOAN Private money AT low
rate Of Interest Groll. Damus a
osner, l01 Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison " Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL CO.. Il IIaiier block.
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Funeral services over the remnips
Of late Judge Daniel w. Bruckar,
were held at the First rfnltar an
church, corner Seventh avenue ana
Union street. at go o'clock this
afternoon.
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BattIeshlp open 10 Visitors To morrow

Steamers for navy yard leave Col
umbla dock daily $50. $3.50, 1890 q.
m. 1:15. 2.15. $50 p. m. zoe round
trip. 80
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABBTHAcT or TlTLE.

OSBORNE. TnEMPEn 4 co. inc.
Abatrnct Co. fatnblihhsd 1883. Mln-
ing claim abstracts. Easement ~
the Mutual Life building
Booth Whiftiesny iIHufafd Abatfaet
Co. established 1859 basement 81
taller block Telephone Main iai.
EEATTLE Annlrncl o. N. y. Blk
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AK Point Picnic Grounds

FIVE men with teams and serapers.
Fred. Rosenstock. 24th and T.. Fir.
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Take steamer Lady Lake from
Columbia dock .. q. .. .....s...'
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CO on TIE
CITY OF EVERETT

SEAT TIE. Nv ENETf AND I'd
MoNBS ROUTE.
Leave Seattle. aoJ a. IN. ~ m. and
q ia.
Leave Everett SIS a. m. 80 and
is = ~.
Three round trips daily except
sunday
calmhu dock. Seattle. Tel. Rel 81.
Fare 9sr; round trip 81 90 First
class meals served at % cents
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Diamond Ice-That's what you
need 10 keep cool. Tel Main 1869.
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The body now lies in view AZ But
ferworth's chapel. II has not 9ecn
decided where interment viii be
made.
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Louisville Kenuek the rempar and the cheer.
fui idiot VIII now claim that she city shs
n one
ne-ceP
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Dr. Conn. Washington building.
has returned. 80
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susIlIess collEGEs.

.CLARKE's petnln shorthand school.
Individual instruction. % Boston.
LE0's business College. Union p.
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
y " school rcleeraphg Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod. bus. Coll Main ii6
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

MEETING.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
a meeting OF the stockholders x
the Pacinc Coast Condensed Ma<
Company VIII be held at RooufNA
4 Dexter Horton Bank Building. a
the city Of Seattle. Washingtoz.
on the 10th day OF September. is..
at the hour Of ? o'clock in the al.
erneon, 20 consider thep roposes
increase OF the capital stock OK ~
company from the present sum q
seNenty-fiVe thousand f15 0odl 81.
lars TO the sum OF one hundred An1
nifty thousand ub0 0ool dollars. BE-
ing fifteen hundred l5e0l sharss
OF one hundred O80l dollars each
y. 4. STUART.
w. A. PETERS.
Trustees
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o.
the State Of Washington, in and
for the County OF King. In thf
matter OF the estate of jacob Well
hocfer tsometimes known as John
Fischer, deceased. In Prohsts.l
No. 3slI. Notice TO Present Claiu1S
All persons having claims against
Jacob Wellhoefer sometimes kuowi
as John Ftscherl or against his e.
tate. VIII present the same TO Mary.
Wellhoefer sometimes known as
Nary Fischer. administrators. az
the office OF Peters & Powell. Rooms
No. 10 5 Dexter Horton Bank
building. in the city OF Seattle. King
County Washington. within ens
year from July 18th. 1901.
MARY wELLHoEFER.
Administering
LEGAL notice TO the following per-
sons X. Mcfarland. {. A. Lord. =.
4. Barnes, J. w CLARK. W. A. e.
lott, 6. ID. Wise r. /. Wander
hurst. w, II. Gibson. II. Saunders
J. r. sutton. 7. r. Davis. Charles
RoWen. +. J. Davenport. on SEPT.
10th. 1901, at 10 O'Clock a. m. ths
proprietor Of the Hotel BRUNSWICK
Seattle. Wash. will sell az publlc,
auction all % certain unredeened
baggage for lodging and storags
charges due. ,. j. Cunningham,
propriCtor.
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our i2-inch desk fan uses no more
current than q 16-c. =. lamp. XII
- - SHa~-e- o.. AZ St~.estsl ave
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COOPER * LEVY

~
, COOPER 4 LEVY
-~~,-~-~-~---~s------~@=
GOOD LEMONS.
Same quality being sold all
y over town for tS and % cents
per dozen. Until this lot n ex-
hhustsd. per dozen. ioc.
MAsoNs FRUIT JARS.
1 Hest quality. with porcelain
lined caps. Special today
and tomorrow
Fints. Der dozen o.. Soc
quarts. per dozen Sc
s-Eaiions. per dozen =. soc
TOILET spoNGEs.
The kind usually sold a. 60
! TO - cents. Special price an
~ this lot IL Hold. each &c
AYERS sARsAPARtLI.A.
1 Reduced % Sc per bottle
AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL.
Reduced 20 ssc per bottle
BoScHEE.s GERMAN
] SYRUP.
Reduced 70 &c per bottle.
CHAMBERLAISss COUGH
SYRUP.
Reduced 20 z0c per bottle.
LGEBfG's BEEF. IRON AND
WINE.
Reduced 20 2sc per bottle.
MENNEN's TAI.cUM pow
I DER.
Reduced 20 i1c per box.
LYDIA PTNKHANpa COM
/ POUND.
Reduced 20 s5c per bottle.
PtEHCEs DISCOVERY.
1 Reduced 10 s5c per bottle.
PORT WINE.
our ownbottliuR. per bottle
" .. =. ....aoe. &c and tt.o0
SHERRY WINE.
Our own bottllng. per bottle
go. :. :. 600. ne. &c and 81 %
sAUTERNE.
our own bottllng. per bottle
I 80. :. .- $780,. SOC and &c
CLARET.
our own hottling. per bottle
- -. 25c, 5oc and 100
RGEsLING.
our own bottiing. per bottle
I - ssssss+.#sss ss......4 Doc
FINE MADEIRA.
Fer gallon ......tis0 and 1850
! OLD CROW WHISKY.
la-year-old. per gallon $500
GOLDEN RYE WHISKY.
i0-year-old. per gallon ..tsn0
-e~-~-~-~-@s~-~a~~s~@
! Cooper & Levy,
Wholesale ali Retail Gr1.s'l
lOl-le6 FIRST AVENUE
Bet YesIer and Washington
Telephone Main I82
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conf RAcIoR ana BUILDERS.

BROMLEY 4 Wells. general con-
tractors. = Starr Boyd building.
Tel Nlain $50
sODERQutsT & ROsELEAF, shops
at 2is-2e0 spring street.
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Battieships Oregon and Wisconsin Open
10 Visitors.

Steamers for navy yard leave Col
umbia dock daily $50. $3.50. 1890 a.
m. 1:f5. 2.15. $50 y. m. Zoe round
trip. sss
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MARKET Report Printing 4 %
fishing Co. high grade i9b tliss
iHz 700 spring ~ Tel. Bur q
BULL BROS commercial pfinfs..
zoe 36I. tls Warrington ia -.
Tfeeu'H nhee store TaH White -
MGTHOPOLITAN Printing Il 90
lng co. ~ Yealer ri Blue 81
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Jean Fanoes, the infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George =. R1re.
died at 200s Sixth avenue, last might
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PHoToaRApHfRs-

STAMP Photos double axe q - =.
e. button free. photo jeusisT
novelty Photo 90 - C9lsmss
Amateur hnlablHg WHse. saIiIgss
block
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Ia ROCHE. photographer. sit 1st
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COMPETENT drcssmakor wishes
work IN families. First class work.
Terms reasonable. 1916 Third av.
FOR Ladies' tailor aud reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters, $40
81 Collins block
LYNCH & SHAW, l6-5 Haiier bldg.
Mdme. A. S. smith. g. Huxley blk.
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Mortality Report

Margaret r. swezsa. aged q years.
died at lss Fifteenth avenue, last
evening.
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cLoTnEs clEANlNa.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes In shape 81 So month. dye
ing repairing 1907 2rd. Bun 1904.
HIGHEST prices for cast-off cloth
ing Dave Taylor 10 Starr Boyd hid
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zoe sAle

1900 Neat broom. z-at0ry cottage
with full lot c0KlZ0. on Terry ave-
euue north easy walking distance,
$500 cash. balance monthly. Frank
7 Hunter. with the elise Invest
meut Co. room a. PACING block.
ONE double house. 10 rooms. one
double house. d. rooms VIII eel
At bargain for immediate removal
Apply 90 seattle Automatic Tel
E1ch. Co. cor. 4th and Marion.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc. Red Front Furniture 60.
iI0-iiz % ave. Tel. Red iz12
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic ana
operate coach. special summer
course In all grades OF dramatic
art. elocutlon, voice placing. oper-
ATTIC force Tuesdays and FridayA
suite 90 Holyoke block.
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DANCING AcAoeMiEs.

DANCING lessons. private or in
classes daily. Prof Wilson's Dam
eng school Ranke block.
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BANKS.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid Is. st2s 600. sur
Plus SO 600.
J. Furih. pres J. s Goldsmith.
vice pres Il. Y. Ankeuy. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
20 the United states and Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid up capital. 49,. si50. 600
TrauHacis general banking business.
IT, . Henry. pres. Il n Spencer.
cash Safe deposit vaults for rent
ssis oepes.i sasl. Boxes ior Rsa.
THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid up capital $50 000
General banking business transacted.
J. J.. Hose. -. pres 81 MeMIek-
en- vice pres l.. Turner. cash. II
Y. rarkhurHt. asst cash Exchange
on principal citieb of T. =. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
% Seattle. A general banking bust
ness transa cfed. Deposits 81 5eo. coo.
A. chliberg pres. J.. l.. Grondahl.
lat vice pres a. u. Soelberg. cash:
J. =. Lane. asst. Gosh. No branches
The esnAdias Bank Of Commerce
Capital paid up ..-...........as.oo a. coo
tEight million dollarsj
Surplus o.. i. z................s s.. o00. 600
Interest allowed on time deposits. a
general banking business transacted.
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner of
James ~, aud second Ave.
y. A. CAMERON. Mgr.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid Up. noe 600 r. {. Neufelder.
pre-. J. n. Hayden. cash. ]. T.
GreenleaI asst cash Commercial
saylnEs end trust business.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
CLARKE's PERRIN shorthand school.
individual instruction. % Boston.
LE0's business College. Union "a.
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
y " school rcleeraphg, Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod bus Coll Main ti6
COM RAcIoR and BUILDERS.
BROMLEY q Wells. general con-
tractors. = Starr Boyd building.
Tel Main a59
sODERQUIsT & ROsELEAF. shops
at 2is-2so spring street.
----
CLOTHES CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes In shape 81 50 month. dye
inR repairing 1907 2rd. Bun 1904.
HIGHEST prices for cast-off cloth
Ing Dave Taylor. 10 Starr Boyd bid
DANCING Academies.
-Hs=Hsasa-aHa.-as
DANCING lessons. private or In
classes daily. Prof. Wilson's Dan
eng school. Ranke block.
DRAmArlo,orkRArIo SCHOOLS
FRANK c. EGAN, dramatic ana
operate coach. special summer
course In all grades OF dramatic
art, elocutlon, voice placing. oper-
attic force Tuesdays and FridayA
suite ea. Holyoke block.
DENTISTS.
a. W. PHILLIPS. 81 Heussy blk.
2hleaso 9enlal Co So nineklsy.
oREsSMAkERs.
COMPETENT drossmakcr wishes
work IN families First class work.
Terms reasonable. 1915 Third av.
FOR Ladies' tailor aud reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. si0-
I'll Collins block.
LYNCH & SHAW, 46-5 Halter bldg.
Mdme. A. s. smith. Ga Huxley bUx
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The canAdlas Baak Of comm.rce

capital paid IN ..-..4........G s. 0ou coo
eight million dallarsl
surplus o.. - ..................2 s.. 090. 600
Interest allowed on time deposits. a
general banking business transacted.
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner of
James ~, and second Ave.
Ii - a A. I.rlInar ~
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Launches for charter. Tei IVES, sSi
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PLUMBING

HAZLETr 4 MULLIE Sew we.,
guaranteed ! year. Tel sun -
Geo. - Wooahelue -. TEL Msia =
FAHT3Aa Plumbing - Bar -
BAKEE 4 sos. phone H.ack ~
THEn TiK.Ln - Len -
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DENTISTS.
EssMAKERs.

a. " PHiLLlPs. 81 Heussy blk.
Chleago Dental Co. 69zg uinckie,
The sun., 1901-10-21
BANNER WHERE CROKER VOTES
NAMES UNPLEASANT RENtRkS
RIGHT OVER POLLING PLACE.
Police Ordered II Down on saturday. hut
IL Didn't Come-G \. Y. Democracy
Headquarters Are In the iiuilding
Judicial Wisdom In, oked tn settle o..

There was a merry little to-do IN and
about tho Twenty y-ninth Assembly district
headquarters 81 the Greater New York
Dcmocrncy. AZ Seventy eighth street and
Lexington avenue. on saturday evening
with side show later In tho East Sixty
seventh street station hou-s. and the last
act is To cune to-day m the Norkvillc police
court
The Greater New York Demacracy's
headquarters are In the main story Of a lafg"
high-stoop dwelling house. which. with
an extension, rlns hack along Lexington
avenue for several street numbers. The
hatemsni IL rented for business purposes.
The siers ~ tho high Stoop on the avenue
lead to common entrance 20 the dwelling
proper and Ia the headquarters. The
premises arc owned and the dwelling "A
occupied hy Mrs VI A Gerard
Tho Greater New York Democracy hung
large banner against the Lexington
avenue side 81 the building. along the wall
OF its own quarters. The hammer ~ divided
into two parts. one bearing facsimile
OF tho Greater New York Dcmccracy's
ballot, with tho organizations emblem
the rooster. and the other hearing tins
The sun., 1901-10-21
YLOArERs IN NAGLE's DrsrRscT.
Attempt Go ncgister Some of Them Wiped
by an Alert Met ullash Deputy.

A McCtilhgh d,Juty headed an on SAT-
urdsy night what SENS to have been q
carefully concrivcd plan 20 register some
twenty foatsrs from n rag shop nj .stS
Park avenue. This is IN the Seventeenth
election district Of tho Thirty-four'h A.
seinhly district. where S;r,ct Cleaning
Cornmssdoner Pcrcival T. Nagle il the
Tamnany Hall lescer
The man who ke-Ts the rng shop Is named
Connor II is aid that Ia addition 60 the
rag business ho has a small job under the
present economical city administration.
On SATURDAY night seven men in bunch
applied 10 have their names Registered.
all claiming ConnOr's rag shop A. resi-
denoe. A McCulagh deputy had had
hls eye on the place ard having learned
from Connor that no oHe had right 90
claim the plao. as n residence eNcct, him
-clf and his agent. he challenged tho whole
party.
Despite the challenge. Il was said yes-
terdAy some Of tho men insisted ON hay-
ing their names plaN~l on tho regis, ration
books The names were taken ard wlhi-
ever action u taken on the tnnt ter will is
taken when th. men attempt to vote The
Mctullagh deputy nays that some Of ths
men who Registered from this placc have
been In the hahit Of getting IN az night
through ryar window and sleeping on
rags His prompt challenge, be thinks.
scarcd on some who had intended TO register
from the rag shop.
The sun., 1901-10-21
CALIS ZJCCt AZ AUSTRIAN.
''Tcd-sco. says the President Of an Anti
TammAn, Italian League.

Francis l. Corrao e BROOKLYN. Pres,-
dent Of tho Italian Independent League.
has written this letter 80 Coroner yucca.
who is a candidate On the Tammany ticket
for reelection
NJ Artouia Zu~~o.
DLAH SIR. Nou appeal 20 the citizens ~
ia hu bir'h and EXTINCTION 'u vote for you
and b"ouu.' uf you 20 support Inuu7ny Hall
on the g'uund that IafHT..i.y Iu nominal Iug
you for gt"n"r fc'"si ..". %" Italian yut"
The ltaliru gl'lgcr-. VI s4U,u are too N
ieHig"h' i""i." tw ~h.'' WITH Nvu such =
narroN view &C ~" luulIuy ldee for mum o.
ci2h e''crrw"nt, D.. Italian citgous Will
putting uIou o. urh"t pi IN Italian name
They would r"pei yuu aud I mmauyisiu
even n ou we're m Italian bv birth which
i- not the fact since you ar" IN Austrian by
hirih. par"utaRc training and "ducu'iou
Bur you poe" and Try 60 usl" Italians be
lirvc that YOU ar" Italian v" Italians. too.
have our opinion - m" man W." o. asian ed
90 Ur",lntW his frU' nafiur1uty and sails
under f'l~" co!ors ~ order o. obtain political
pTr~tlg"
But granting even that you were an Italian
FAC un'urlpu~ly IuHVu 10 our people ..
not hclug tru" the .""4 De- too rrypn~t"rouS
going 20 uphold o. government of tv-
fauuv. q government Of tlsurItl-u. ucpYf-
ism corruption and rNfrlNrguuc- b,.rau-r
~ your nom nation Tor an uh>"i"i" and use
less on.c" 10 Wt- lu yuur power ." appoint
A. your ci"rk ~ your Office uu" ~ our Italian
Arei YOU deceived 'he Italian, hv posing a.
one OF oar rae" after NUu secured your noni-
uz'iun through tn.fu and the Italians con
tiuuiug 60 h- mis- suid"d voted FOR you yuu
had ia" t"mcrty to appoint a. your clerk
a lrcn,hman' hat va 'rrun'"rv and rank
ingratuudc wc know but the action wa, tie
logical consequence to Dc expected from On
Austrian posing hs an Italian. But pose ~
YOU will. Mr. yucca, th" citizens OF Italian
extraction In this campaign ar" Rrrayed
with the forces that stand for good and de-
crh' government and "" shall stand by these
forces were the Tsmmany ticket made W ~ |
not hlnGkelse hUt Italian names We are
opposed 10 perro'uut'ug o. government that
su~tt,n- itself w. power hy mackman and |
corruption by helping rho rlrh and arrogant |
aud depressing the poor citizens
We shaN on election day vindicate our |
citizenship by voting for seth Low and the |
.ntirs antt-Iammuay ticket
lUN,tls 7 CoERao.
President Italian ludeucndent League |
The sun., 1901-10-21
POLICEMAN STRUCK WATCHER.
Complaint by Republican Leader Haidy
Of the Ihird Dl.irlci.

Fred Haldv. Republican leader of the
Third Assembly district. cnled on Chairman
Morris Of the Republican County Committee
yesterday and complained that Michael
Nanni, a regularly Assigned Republican
watcher In tho Thirtccuth clcrtion district
Of the Third Assembly district, had been
assaulted on Saturday night at tho place
Of registration by policeman. whose
number, he said. was 63i. According 10
MIR. ilaldv, Nanui went home Co his dinner
al O'Clock and returned al O'Clock He
had changed his coat while at home and
hadn't his papers with him. When he chal-
lengcd a would-be voter. a Tammany man
called tho attention Of the policeman 10
him and tho latter ordered linn from the
place. He refused Co 20, saying that he
had a legal night 10 remain where he vas
The policeman ordered him to show his
papers, and when he said he had left them
al home the officer struck him twice over
the head with his club and then threw him
out Of tho place. lie went home. got hi.
papers and returned 30 tho place % regis
tTatiun. The Iammany crowd waHt.d
the policeman 60 throw him out again. but
Nanni displayed his credentials and the
policeman wouldn't act.