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SPOKANE POLITICS
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two open candidates, and it is said ex-
Sheriff Charles A. Cole may again be
candidate. Mr.. Cole two years ago
came within but a vote or two of
receiving the nomination, and many of
his friends go so far as to say that if
there had not been unfair play in the
convention Mr.. Cole would have been
declared the nominee. For Judge of
the superior court to fill the short term
and to succeed Judge H. L. Prather
there are three well-known Republi-
cans mentioned. They are Judge H.
L. KEENAN,, who now presides over the
police court; Attorney w. A. Huneke,
of the firm of Danson & Huneke, and
Judge A. G. Kellam, of the firm of
Henley, Kellam & Lindsey, and form
erly on the supreme court bench in
Dakota.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Third Avenue Theatre.

Commencing next Sunday night,
1.-TWO Little Waifs," Lincoln J. Cart
er's latest triumph, conceded to be the
prettiest scenic accomplishment and
greatest dramatic effort that has ever
emanated from that versatile authors
brain, will be the next attraction at
the Third Avenue Theatre all next
week. The story il interesting from
the rise to the fall of the curtain,
without single dull moment The
cast is probably the best that has ever
been under Mr.. Carter's management,
including many we'll known actors and
actresses engaged especially for their
Individual ability. Prominent in the
production are the tiny Lamb chill
dren, who have gained an enviable
reputation throughout the entire coun-
try as the Two Little Waits, and give
a sweet and delicate touch of nature
to their parts. The scenery and &C.
cessories are the best and most COM
plete equipment ever handled with an
attraction of this kind.
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AfrO~AmericaniSmS.
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fend himself. Like the Negro in Ala
bama few weeks ago, he determined
to sell out as dearly as possible, and
when the smoke Of battle had cleared
away four of the arresting officers and
their friends had measured their
lengths on mother earth and were no
more, while equally as many were
dangerously wounded True to the
savage that is uppermost in every
Southern white mans breast an awful
destruction followed. Four innocent
colored men were murdered and a
whole block of houses owned and oc-
cupied by cOlored folk burned, and
according to reports every colored man
in the city that looked bit suspicious
and did not join in with the whites
in burning the colored residents were
arrested and taken to the headquarters
in order to appease their savage ire.
Truly did pandemonium for a few
hours reign in that Southern city.
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PERSONAL.

A good barber can secure employ
ment at Roslyn by addressing p o.
box AZ.
Mrs. George Rideout left with Mrs.
A. B. Harris for Dawson City last
week.
A good waiter can occasionally get
on at Green River by applying to
Woods at the Rainier-Grand
Have you got Home Savings Bank
from the American Savings Bank &
Trust Co.? If not, get one. Corner
Second and Madison. 1919
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the
(Quid nunc) Club were entertained
last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. ]. T.
Clayton, at which luncheon was served.
Those persons who persist in selling
liquors at Lake Washington are being
generously fined by Judge George ev-
cry time he can get an opportunity to
do so.
Mr.. Austin Anderson assumed his
duties as head waiter at the Rainier
Club last Monday after an absence of
three months and half during which
time he underwent a surgical opera
ton at the hospital.
Mr.. ]. H. Ryan and Mr.. George Ride
out are to be congratulated on their
successful issuing of King County
Legal Directory. 1t is complete and
accurate directory of the law firms of
this city, even to telephone numbers,
and no business Office in the city
should be without copy of it.
The A. M. E. quarterly conference
was held last Monday evening, Rev. G.
A. Bailey presiding. The reports
showed the church to be in a pro-
gressive condition, being decided i'm
provement over the previous three
months.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church (old Uni
versity Gruunds)-Rev. ]. Gordon Nc
Pherson, pastor. Preaching, II a. m.
anad p. m. Sabbath school, 1890
Praise services, 3 o'clock. Rev. ]. D.
Pettigrew will preach at the morning
service; evening services, the pastor.
Subject, 'The Efficacy of Prayer"
Come, you are welcome.
The annual Thanksgiving services
of the G. U. o. of o. F. recently held
in Roslyn proved to be the most sue
cessful service of it's kind ever held
in that city. Following is list of the
officers of the day: w. M. Bagley,
master of ceremonies; J. H. Heath,
master of reception; l.. S. Smith, mar
shall; j. L. Chisholm and Rev. J. B.
Beckham, speakers. The Roslyn
lodge is thirteen years old, having
been organized soon after the arrival
OF the colored folk in that camp. It's
present officers are: L. Sanders, ad-
Vocate; L. Smith, P. N. F.; Robert
Hughes, N. F.; S. Heath, N G.; W. B.
Scott, V. G.; H. Weatherspoon, E. S.;
]. H.. Heath, P. S.; S. w. Brown. w.
T.; VIM. Bagley, w. c.; ]. H. Clark,
warden. The present membership of
the lodge is 80 and it is in a splendid
financial condition.
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The present county officials are not
adverse to an early convention because
that would mean the elimination of
any possible opposition to any of them.
So they stand idly by and say that
things ars immaterial to them.
This same combination have their
respective candidates for the legusla-
ture in each district. In Ballard they
have DR.. Emory; in the eighth ward
they have Dick Kinnear; in the Sew
enth ward E. c. Newfelder; in the
fifth ward F. B. Holenbeck; in the
fourth Joe Dawes; in the first Andrew
Hemrick, and in the country Dr. Smith
and A. T. Van De Vanter.
1t is also understood that the would
be members of Congress are also anx-
ious for an early convention, although
the state convention is long way off,
From the foregoing it is self-evident
that we are to have an early conven-
ton and we want to call the gentle
mems attention to the defeat of Sen
ator Frink and to the three thousand
votes that Mayor Humes failed to re-
ceive and ask them if they are doing
a wise thing, and are giving sufficient
consideration to all of the Republi-
cans of King County.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington for King County.
EIIls Morrison, plaintiff, vs. Patrick
Koran, and all persons unknown, if any.
ih T ing OF Gaming an interest or estate
IN and to the hereinafter described real
tice and Summons W.
state OF Washington:
10 Patrick Foran, who is the owner or
reputed owner Of and all persons nnknown
claiming or having an Interest or aStete
IN and to the hereinafter described real
property. -'e0 h0"l
-, You and each of you are hereby notified
GnaC tne above named plaintiff, Ellis Morri-
tax certificates, numbered, Respectively
BS258 and B9259, issued by the Connffy,
Ire treasurer siI OF King County, Washington, en-
Drac1ng the following real nronnTtv ctr,
ated in King County Washington and more
particularly described as follows:
Lo[s SIX 20 and seven ~, all in block
one ~ OF White Brothers Addition to
west Seattle King County, Washington.
That said certificates were issued On +bo
z4th day OF July, 1901, for the following
sums and for the delinquent taxes for the
Following years, namely:
:. Certificate B9258 for 1888, for the de-
1 16oqe taxes for the years 1889, 1895 and
>, Certificate B9259 for $11O3, for the de-
llnquent taxes for the years 1889, 1891.
1872, 1893, 1894, 1895 and 1896.
AoC vi Inc Z4Iu udy OF July, 1901, the
plaintiff paid the County Treasurer of King
county aforesaid, on account of taxes due
on said lots above described for the wears
subsequent to the said year 1896, the fol,
lowing sum: ~
On said lot 6, block 1, 3S cents for the
year 1897 "a cents for the year 1895; %
cents for the year 1899 % cents for the
year 1900. On said lot z, block 1, SO cents
for the year 1897; "A cents for the wear
1898 70 cents for the year 1899 % cents
for the year 1900; which several sums bear
interest at the rate of Is per cent. ner
annum from said date of payment
You and each of you are hereby directed
and summoned to appear within sixty DAYS
after the date of the service of this notice
ana summons upon you, exclusive of the
day OF service, to-wit within so days after
the 18th day of April, 1902 and defend fine
above entitled action in the above entitled
court, or pay the amount due, together with
the costs. In case of your failure SO to do.
Judgment will be rendered foreclosing fhe
lien Tor said taxes and costs against the
real property, lands and premises herein
named.
ELLIS MORRISON, Plaintiff.
BALLINGER, RONALD & BATTLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office Address: sol Mutual Life Bldg. Sc
attic, Wash.
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f ina = the 7, above named plaintiff, George
noake, is the holder of a delinquent tax GER
tInGate, No. BOT, issued by the Treasurer
OF hing County, Washington, embracing fhe
lOlloWlng real property situated in King
county, Washington, and more particuIar19
described as follows, to-wit:
Lot No. Twenty seven (27) of Block No
Elght (S), of J. HI. Rengstorffs Addition to
the City of Seattle ~
That said certificate was issued on rho
dStn DAY OF November, 1899 for the sum os
95;9O Tor the delinquent taxes for the wear
1897 that the taxes for the following wears
nave Deen paid by the plaintiff, to-wit: fhe
year 1898 the sum of $1.93 the year 1898
one sum OF SOB; the year 1900 the sum of
$2.23 which several sums bear interest at
the rate OF fifteen per cent per annum from
said date of payment 0iAA
You and each of you are hereby directed
ana summoned to appear within sixty DAVIS
aIter the date of the first publication of this
nOtlce and summons, exclusive of the dav of
SAID first publication, to-wit: within sixfv
Gays AFTER the 23rd day of May, 1902. and
defend the above entitled action in tho
ABOVE entitled court, or pay the amount
que together with the COSTS In case Won
ran SO to do Judgment will be rendered fore
closing the lien for said taxes and costs
against the real property, lands and prem
lseS herein named
GEORGE BOAKE
Plaintiff
J.P. BALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff
IL RoxWell Block, Seattle, Washington
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PASSING EVENTS.
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ent republic. The American flag was
pulled down from the customs house
last Monday and the lone star was
raised in it's stead. Governor General
Wood took his leave of departure from
the island and President Palma took
possession of the government, and it is
now an actuality. Cuba has had varied
and checkered career in it's struggle
for independence and many of the men
who fought for it suffered death at the
hands of the Spanish butchers rather
than surrender. The world still re-
members the brave Maceo, who, after
fighting twenty years for the freedom
of the island, was betrayed and shot
by the butcher Weyler under a flag
of truce. What a proud day it would
have been for him to have seen his
country free republic, regardless of
whom was it's president.
a Jealous Neighbor.
The scholarly ''kullul gemman" who
edits the Seattle Republican, said in a.
recent issue:
The Newport Miner thinks that
James ]. Hill should call his railroad
the future route, and he thinks this
should be done because of the fact that
so many accidents occur on Mr.. Hills
road between Seattle and st. Paul;
in other words, the Miner attempts to
SUR the Great Northern Evidently
the Miner was not among the list of
newspapers that got a thousand-mile
ticket this year, and that is the way
it has in showing its displeasure for
not being so included; in other words,
it is a case of sour grapes, pure and
simple"
The Miner has not slurred, at at
tempted to slur, the Great Northern.
1t simply suggested a name for the
road for which no charge was made.
No, the Miner was not among" the
list of newspapers receiving a thou
sand-mile ticket this year, or any other
year. This paper cannot be bought
for a thousand-mile Great Northern
ticket, and couldn't get it if it would
The Great Northern doesn't give thou
sand-mile tickets to dinky little sheets
like the Miner. 1t is only to great
metropolitan publications like the Sc
attic Republican, presided over by
some dusky, dough-faced son of Ham
and He'll, who is selected for favors
at the hands of the Great Northern.
Hills Partially for Negroes and Japs
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is we'll known. There is no sour grapes
about it. It's all sour dough, and from
the alacrity with which the Seattle Re
publican comes to the defense of Mr..
Hill in an imaginary attack it looks as
though the niger" gets the dough
Newport Miner.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for King County

1NO.-- INOLICt anu SUMMONS.
George Boake, Plaintiff, vs. Clinton Hes
ser and Rachael Hesser, his wife, and ali
persons unknown, if any, having or claim
ing an interest or estate in and to the here
State of Washington to Clinton Hesser
and Rachael Hesser, his wife, who are the
owners, or reputed owners of, and all per
sons unknown, claiming or having an ina
terest or estate in and to the hereinafter
described real property.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
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Three round trips daily, including Sun
day. Connections at Seattle with steamer
Flyer for Tacoma at Everett with steamer
Mikado for Snohomish, and with Everett
Monte Cristo railway for Monte Chisto
and way stations
Colman dock, Seattle; Everett Land Co.
dock, Everett. Seattle telephone, James
1841.
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The Seattle Republicans Office in
the A. D. Denny Block, 1414 Second
avenue
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TINE CARD.

Leaves Seattle a. M, IL M, D. m.
Leaves Eyerett-9.15 a. M, 23O, us 7
IL,
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Diamond Ice

Leaves no slime in the refrig-
orator, because it is made from
distilled artesian water.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
DAILY SERVICE.
Effective March %, 1902.

BremertOn GU. S. Navy Yard and Dry Dock J
Charleston and Sidney.
STEAMERS ATHLON, INLAND FLYER
AND PORT ORCHARD.
from Colman Dock, foot of Columbia St
Leave Seattle@*6.3O 8 and 10 a. m, al Is
80 and 4.3O p. m. Saturday only, ex-
ira trip, 11.3O p. NJ "a
LeaYe Bremerton-8.15 and 11.45 a. m,
1870, 3, $50 and 6.15 p. M
Leave Sidney-7.5O and f13O a. M. - m,
and 5 and p. M
Leave Charleston-8 and 11.35 a. M, 1915,
5.15 and sos p. M
For Pleasant Beach and Bean Point take
any boat except the $50 a. NJ
Except Sundays. **For BremertOn only.
Fare, so cents round trip.
SEATTLE. EVERETT & TACOMA NAVI
CATION COMPANY
FAST STEAMER CITY OF EVERETT.
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMONDS
ROUTE.
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The Seattle Republican, 1414 Second
avenue, room 313.
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BALLARD, WASH.

Considerable interest is being taken
at this time by reason of the action
about to be taken by the County Cen
trail Committee in reference to an ear
ly convention. It is generally known
that at the time the present committee
was elected that a majority of them
were opposed to Senator Frink and his
most loyal supporters. This opposition
to Senator Frink was sufficient to de-
feat him at the polls and left in the
hearts of many seeds of dissatisfac-
ton which have not entirely healed.
The Van De Vanter-Wooding fight
Intensified this feeling. And the vari-
GUS acts and Endorsements of a major
ity of the committee in relentlessly
adhering to the supporters of Senator
Frink in the Endorsements of candi-
dates and the fixing of the coming
convention have called to mind the
last city convention which nominated
Humes for Mayor In that convention
no peace or quarter was given to the
opposition. They were cast aside and
run over rough shod. AS a result of
such treatment the head of the ticket
ran three thousand votes behind At
this time it is plain to be seen that a
similar act is to be perpetrated
John Wooding, a candidate for Sher-
if, has made a combination with Bal
lard by which w. H. Peters is to be
nominated for assessor and Dan Alb
rams as his chief deputy 1t is also
alleged that A. T. Van De Vanter and
John Wooding have made friends and
are working hand in hand
1t will also be called to mind that
P. J. Smith, one of the present County
Commissioners, is a candidate for re-
election and that a large part of his
district is part of Van De Vanters
district And it is generally under
stood that John F. Miller, for his skill
full manipulation with the last city
election, aided by the Clancys, is to
be rewarded by being nominated for
Superior judge, thus adding the first
and eighth wards to the Wooding COM
bination. And it is generally under
stood that this combination have Sc
lected w. T. Scott as prosecuting at
torney. Mr.. Scott is fourth warder,
and with the solid first, fourth and
eighth, together with South Seattle,
brought in by Dan Abrams, Ballard by
peters and the country by Wooding,
Smith, ct al, that they can pretty
much run things.
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The Seattle Republican

BIB Denny Blk. 14l4 Second Ave
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SEATTLE. EVERETT & TACOMA NAvI
CATION COMPANY.
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BremertOn ~. s. Navy Yard and Dry Dock
Charleston and Sidney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-21

from all directions. Colonel Swayne is
much hampered, owing to the necessity OF
transporting all water used by the expo
dition and also transporting his wound
ed. He is retiring on his base at Bohotleh
BIO miles across the desert rom Berbera.
He asks urgently for reliable reinforce
ments.
Since the beginning Of the operations
against the Nullah last May little news
has been received. officially or otherwise,
concerning the expedition. The message
above is taken to mean that all the work
will have to begin again with much
greater resources. Undoubtedly the Null
labs success will set the Ogaden and Dol
ha ha nta country afame. some arrange
ment will have to be made by which the
Italians on the east and the Abyssinians
on the west will participate in the plan
OF campaign.
The bad state of affairs in British Som
aliand is shown by the enormous de-
crease in the trade returns of Berbera and
Bulhar since the Nulah cut off access to
the rich markets Of Ogaden and Dolba-
hanta six months ago. There has not
been successful engagement against the
Mul!ah. who Is now taking the agrees
sive in the thick bush of the country
which greatly hampers the British
Besides a major and a captain who We're
killed in a recent engagement fifty other
men We're killed and a hundred wounded
including a colonel The Second Kings
African Rifles, who form part of the expe-
dition, suffered severe losses in their
transport.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-21
COACHMAN RECOGNIZED
BRIDE AS OLD WIFE,
Unusual Meeting Between Arthur
Green and the Woman who Was
Once Mrs. 4. G.

TROY, n. Y, October 2O-(Special.)-
| The recent adventures of Arthur Green
! form one of a series of incidents that
might be taken for the plot Of a comic
| opera
| Green is a driver employed by Thomas,
| Third street liveryman. a telephone
message came ordering carriages to at
! tend the aristocratic Stockwell wedding on
the east side. Green was the only driver
in at The time and was sent out on the
call. de drove up in front of a fashion,
able residence while the wedding was in
progress and stopped his team and await
ed developments
By and by the pridal party, all equipped
for the wedding trip came out. Green S
carriage, in the meantime had been saily
decora ted with ribbons and flowers and
pair of old shoes tied to the running
gear by some funmakers in the wedding
party. No one gave a thought to the
driver of the carriage
AS the newly welded couple came down
the steps, Green recognized the bride as
his former wife, from whom he had been
divorced
They did not greet each other but Green
drove her to the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockwell (the brides
latest Nance are enjoying a trip to New
York, Washington, and Old Point Com
fort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-21
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

The October term of the City Circuit
.ourt began yesterday morning with Judge
Wexford on the bench. The motion docket
was considered and the cases on the issue
docket set for hearing to-day. There are
about thirtyfiye new cases. and over 100
BID ones that. can be tried during the
term.
On petition Of the Second Bap-
DIST Church. Mcssrs. Z. D. Starke,
J. d. Crump. J. Taylor Ellyson.
W. J. Whitehurst, ]. ]. Montague, J. d.
Montgomery, w. T. Booth and George c.
Jefferson were appointed trustees of the
Second Baptist church. instead of former
trustees now deceased. An order was
entered Giving-the trustees leave to sell
The church situated a, the corner of
Sixth and Main Streets authorizing them
10 execute a deed for the rrOOertY
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OUTLAWRY IN CUBA.
Many Foul Crimes Are Now Being
Committed There

Committed There.
HAVANA. October 20-(Special.)-Dis-
patches from. the south coast. Port Of
Batabao, announce that an attempt was
| made there last night to assassinate Cap
tain Augustine Aguerro customs collector
and local harbor inspector. a natura lized
American citizen. who recently refused to
forswear his allegiance to the United
States.
Upon the outskirts of the capital yes
terday, wealthy Spanish planter was
seized and hung by bandits upon the high
way leading into this city.
After they had robbed him of about
$500, which he had drawn from the bank
to pay off his men working upon his estate
before he left town in the afternoon At
ter they had suspended his body from the
limb of Ghaslma tree the robbers hacked
1t with their machettes until the victim S
closest friends could hardly recognize him,
Crime is upon the Increase all through
the island. especially since the 10th of
October amnesty DEGREES of the Cuban
Congress emptied the provincial jails and
relieved the state prison of some of its
worst prisoners.
The only class of cunvicts excepted from
DEMENT'S OF decree, as proclaimed by the
president. was newspaper men imprisoned