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ft MciCtirteT **» t+rwmmmi ooaani
fc>y tfeoee ionft tfa® fact*. »f ■: »
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ftwm Use eaoe* tt*r awnjod »ei •
>»tr. tfe* K Ciafa. 1 fc*T« m, s*+•
& ftjuary 445 proaooar-ft* tfae «s» *-•» a<- j
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■tfit *««e ifc-4 ei?—act EIO
ft* me of ax*r*b oo *.cmts* of
3a£> of ia tA* and if tiwr
•e totoit* tv-y *y? l* t&e anr m-a «•
fWrr-4 wpinyewr#* wivon 'lse worn of tfee
ftbofi* Josyfi»* as ifrTrawr ia t:se J&rce -
■"Y*, in*i-L3£T. Msster Hectoaaic.** I
ft* <o **oca last po»sWe i
g- prt» fr«es lai»lfc <a# aafortioate
«»ta»r of Ifae tAS»«eaa c&at**. fv*
•iiiscbfcrjredr* m rnesa**l«a«.
•sey m ei»o totrly r-f** .**< "■»
ftaee »r.f tSwy were <ita- har#":!. a»4 *f»o
*«b>4 crrtaif: y J#r r«-a4y to map
p&n tft# ffcar** If it *««r# afaeoititely
I 4'- ftpars Mi res>;j4iat# t. Tft<f Hiai?»f tav
femf iiK-ra r* to wv» s<€ W. VV.
f Vtmwae. lor sty»sf.4f*:«o aft 4 r*|»tr.
p ftatiwrteee to* f«»io*is# fttuftrot o.*r
I;.* ova ir.t.
"Hiiiyard, <> . 2. i*fr* —T faa*e h**n *i»-
§6oy*et At iae Great Xortiera car at
SWiyar# 4a itv «at*"i*»- at a iaik*
<of *•&* ;*•*: • ats:w« I <i® ac
•srttatetf" wtsa flbo»t of tfae m*» »oo were
laij off on fcjriTftfwr », *iwl m a pjftt.mi
to slate |»oest#eety (otttkc wi-Ji
»->« t» 4* it In f«-1 t > m*b>niy of !
ta* mtu laid etf eei« aot » ».•*. ui.4 to *»'e
a; ail. or awe ao4 are to *ote for
B" l>«4£in2sr
Tt> fo iowimr I-Oft' »rr. •.«
g" asea Key oot be oat of st tius ;
•is?*.
m "V. d Mj>f or.» <-«n* up from Ore
f.- morn os J-se 13 uu% s«4 it aot eaiitle4 to :
|J ft'--.*.
"Ibftert Aiun Was **at to Tjcaveoaor-h j
to a''f<t i« !%e a.T>j»a cat r*« a
la.-d vff
i: 5 -'Tftom-ita Gran? (MM from Ariaon*
ft<»ut TWO moot be afto. Not wtitHl to a 1
■ *«*♦■ i»er*.
**l. K »*• wilting to
lanl off ;n or-3rr thai b* s«#M take a ,
joo wJ!-i io« ««a«» cwjeny sa j
6r«kefn«t< at KateepHl.
"Lou.e Vaxn» jc » rr« from j
fSil#, Mifit? . K*-hru»rjr Ift, *n4 t* not cn- j
gKle4 to a vote h»- re
"Uk-Bfy B* s -kstJ4f! U a W sKaiiry aun.
Sie ia oow io :hu city. He was n-
H|«4 to »«:» th* MrKiixiry c.iub rMI or
p §ie Bbvui-i
"John KH.cv a-nw» her* fr.*n ♦ 'ju
9u'y «. e*»ttti»*a io vote b«r*
Tliifa
||e Uvea vo'.*» a-' lamiijm
"toimH Zitnnarrtt i* a M- Ksainr twin
Mr btm«rif a*fe«*t for a Ja>-off unit!
•tiring
"lJ«vi4 ftobeoi took a valastary U> -off
far thirty >feiya
"Wtiita» WBHMI *w ofWy fcv, i v.ff for
«»r <la> H* ia now t*«~k to wora m ttio
tfrnty* of a maa atw» we* bur
•"Jofm AJ-*rt«. 1 am t»forn**J,
la riot a ctttarn at*i «oiieafta«itly ran not
wot#.
"Jniin r. RtnoiU ia snuHW**-'! to br a
®i* v «r muv Hn haa got*- to Btwite
"I soywif have t<•**». * )tfe»loß« -
mini «hnll *«»te ;h* *tr*.«h; ti* «*t
fteat. Swffllw I kf*»w lio*r. *«r. 'He'.
a« aera iaftl off <*» »-•* <«>»! of Uu k <*f
Work ia th«* etiope er*j bevp aj»*ur*w**
tnat we »IWS r»»tar'j to aork ** won «.«
tbero ta a49>*ttit;-.* to V» rt-j n
ftp thoe* SKibMtoetf ir> the R.
vt*w ar»- «ti -uktni i»» pr»Jo4ip«« th« s»-
aei *rrtrk:»T«'im,n in t:->* » .of h # mv
» «y*r. mid ) em *e ?<» • fx- mot
ile of "V* ia&rawi
(doe Ot <x»W.«WROt f«T of s*> -
I'k * *h»f. tn*v « • to !h»* poSa on tbn
toy of Sov^mt**',
• W. W, WUJ.I.V.M? •'
J K Froe". an nonu:.•<•.• for ata'*
Aitti Hlliiatn T >*ot r< <»t. •> ii« «««#■
i <»f {•- . : • rt>t» arrived
ta 'be « i'V la« f»t ' '« !r«-n «•'> *:>»«
I»ft on n* On »* NortHera at te <> ;<* k
ftor #»* -ihitmlch. e'arre tb> > e; St> >. n- •<
J>y A. W frater. T' t) ■■ < n bee.*
th»-,r *!■!-«:-»:.* t<»ur of ♦! -* K• m
#ri'>h<jfn.»«S et»*y wui *t> t-> I*^-atrrnaioetb.
B6t«sl«ei. tV«t' rvii'i arid Wi •*■ h*e at
Whu-b iatTfr j-la'-e tbr* • !l r ( .» ve tbftr
ft h«-vlu;e far furt* <?r - <
Mr. -Fr»w anil Mr Kerrt*t w -e pr- «.«>nt
a' «' • " H »• »rw-«-t!n# at Ce*Ue R'» k on
•aturdav u.sftfat.., at *»•• h Cr-nereaewsan
J'-ootr;t> »pok> Titia l» -.h< «« *« ' i
tbe io. «I paper tr ■<) x* i* ;t: > in
♦ |r« <S'*pat"ri»* ieet by **«<\ a * *t
f?j«* meet!** w-*» ri'itu- •♦'l rr *•'!>' of free
art'v-r }•'• *'k> lial t : -*e«i »<rt*n fr m
th'- t"*K '>* < in 'b« *,»■...:T that • .
era* J« v 'it >i •- is*. •» Mr
asvi Mirer t'nrw. »'»r, nt !*<»-•.
torn) TMa «*:!■«» «( :> «• N Mr Fro*! n>!
M- i ->-r*w Mtite *t t 4oU «a U c
t'<'« • fa't-c-
T *ai<! Mr V- *■■ . 3 »trre* *.
1 •*w-.»a <>n# nf the lar* <; «• ■' r-.-.t
e• *%-•* b*bl a* }?-> k I* «i<
>e«l in tfce U'r- "■ 'H 1 tft# «<•■*• «h
•*:' t*ark< «'■ .v. .-n.»w»r# * an a nt «.
at»"1 appr»»aa:tve ; t«l' "«■ !•> fart tb*re
•'. *»» an a* • « •* t- •» e' *t»m*r;
j *'• ♦•**»»»»€ i'M-r that a"-r th«-
j Ing tho '»• re n » ■ ,, ;r -i
j *be esria:! bo-ire ..f ?t*r nj-.»mifat w-*b • ;?r*»a
I fM- r?r>-an* ia a f--»m t> c<«ni*-c
f. i i •-,» *a-*' * t • •».-• . are that t>*
JCatansa « *- •» club ettan4*>| ?h*
•»a .a.f.v a : gr- ! .f K *'»••• 4 It..'
2 '4! «. ♦» K'r V a -r» *;; i
I ibe amvai of the tm n area to »»k*
' tb*n» *• cr** .**
W. K a* <k'."«r a- Fr*;;* ' i ;»
last n*w. e«t4 amonjt >tb r rv . t .
§r*t chbt 1 an» u-« «*..<*,«> ■ -v t
JUftjrra tb« b a «• « , * ,
ftrraent a- ' « ♦ u •- •
d.mtrv of !> aat a' a 1 <>- - ,
| upon cur fttal I he«' iM,
- t« <*«*•« * f <
. y**!tr. tr*!** tbe*aft» • « •* V-.
•ppn>a'.matf?> "rr t. 5 • »«• ,:'
Green
Italian
Prunes
ro* »rin*«.
lul • few k«rn at
60c ks
SEATTLE TRADING CO.
GROCERS,
i w tocoamu ttant
t*rw. a« »*v* ;«•' ymrt htv
Ijsjrrnjc *h* ST*' f*ZT of tbtg law the *>s*.i*i'
Vt eke «Mi «|y> t ■ - ' " " • '
■•> ■*+ A .-bos; al ftf tMa H
r*peeaaat*d %fr th* To-» jro <*"»'» e*M-* -a" - *
<#****= I'aHhnM, IMMMfir «iftWiied
*r «a*hiag-cn m:sr*. A »a-w« pan of »he
t<w*s#» e-»*i «".>*'•« fn« «*■•»** t -I* *tr
f -*? Jk»3«**s»d *> «*""■ leV.-r T-* <:e
er***» «f ;>.*•» WW f«f IST*"* )«#f! at ?s*
a.?*"***"- ' *e of St ".<er tw* was a ><*#* ta
a.- jai»»« of t: ttt'f* *' h w»«*
who: yto «to» fsresgrer Sw this sr. the
«•.'«? ©f • -,J* r m> • r.**ie jew Under :t d-»t
--trjf the hwi ti :»* 5 " <•« tk» COSi IK C»'« '•*
■*fcjs scats itMf* beea *%*v>rrr-*\ of M 4 W
days' wr.-*, •• i C * ;-ar day th-y ha*-
;«•< tn a «#•"« - *■,» ««■» -?? §C f svt -"■•>
ter« Th*y Sc."*' *b-« * by Jo** of work,
but these rat* of w*e*-m b«« reduced
li f* * •;•»* , arid by til!* redue **on tb*y
hjr» le»: ?*# sum o* f£S»I3K. r»ag;nc t'»*
?-*«I loss IN •* see to the coal S.TI of
lis.;# state |,,5J*-.*S.
f»*J rv-' - '** of th* caarsty cl*rk a ' *■'*.
w to •« r.a oii b*a kap- up
a*. art««4e-i :ts t.-.e 'V *r of
kn»" by carteapoafteace. aa4
i» pfv.f *fi» in f- »':» w*tb t».nga po »»
*i* Atlantic a*a:»*ar-. A 4ar
»as> Mr. RoVr-s r- -# "••• i a '®tt»r treat
a re tbe etber artrt* of ttoe «atia
as* wbicb as fr*
rrarer that *n «I 4 eoiar*<l m.n-etrr 4e~»-
Tr4 a; Fa.rfaa C'jV* Hi.:*, Vi-f SA i
4a.y or two trfftt Bryan rrjt-.red the '.«' i
4 •at:»i<M aui* os arnaipsnjr ?oar Tbe
jxreyar -»a« prtr-v.j m ««trc Kaatern ps
pa*)t t»'it r tj jot*i her*, ud
a* it ia aor"'- f .:;;ngr MIU/JU* in the way of
' . stpa«cn i *rAiure. .-t is *ria*n a# tbe
r.'astern |ie.pcra it. That fMrtloa
ef toe pr;.; > r tk»t a*a pciliics". la its t»»
tare vu S3 follows:
"O Lord, tave rhia m :ntry from the
*--ftds of taeso w ■» :# trylaft to boat it up.
Ciee a* almty of work and pood ir.on- y
for st, so a* we can teke car* of oar
a vee 2nd -b.l-lren and btnr gsod bread
sr.4 »a*st -.ad pxy for it. W want to k -p
i«' >f r.-..r ".bsri-hta aad aar .-f our
prayer soeeiUMT*. but aa -ar/t fcely ft.akin«
*t «# to a lookou far that poor,
m.scrftble «j--r*r. Bryaa. a:»o. we near,
corai-ac lata this state, fcaad tn hand with
fU .iift. TT« a>k TJiee. 4>r.*« Jet f-fa d-> no
*sd, if it ala't askia* (M »«!>,
p;<«ae faryiss bis ama "bat he I* commit
> e. •ry da".', arvl th*s knock "tfco stuflla*
out of K.m arxt Koeaaabar.**
-<>■> r.t y ta »«?"!)• aaf* for the R*-
piW aa ticket f r om top to bottr-m," as;i
F-..«k Farr"tr. editor if the £ka«lt ViUay
J : r>«J. >' tterday. 'The outisok la
br.#3f. *>sr rounty. you kr.ow. has t«ea-n
roa* 'lere-J oat- »f tbe hatbeda of Pju »-*«.
Tha bad baen ijaiet bad
». 4 naade maeh of a light. Vat a short
t.the central roasroittee got 10-
*» titer and * : ? v e tb*n a hot ramp^vlgn ha«
ba»rf. ir, p.- ftraa.x We can see that the
i-Ap is tu.tJi.rj* oar way. and turn;njr fast.
Tbe coar.iy if safs f>r the Re-iubiican*.
i?»ere ran ba no fjur-stjon of that The
Populists have had Rojters tnd Rrid<e« up
there, and their cause woi.»d have be*-n
hr- J if ?:.e>- stajei aasy Kog«-ra
n .-.de some e .id atateme.it*. afiarwards
proved to t>« untrue. Among other things
be r ui<-d about bow tbe corporations *a
> aped taxation, aav-jr* that the < »r*.ron
Irtiprovamen! paid taaes on oniy tU '49 of
property in King county. We wrote to
Assaaaor Al.rahama and found that tha
".mi . >"s »•-■ was KM.** Bnd**a
*a* noi well raceived. He was wiid in bis
a;atemeata and tbe people d;d rot beiieve
bins There ia quite a number of ar und
aifinay [bsomtf Sa Skiast, and of course
their vote* wHI be ayainst Bryan.
"Th* county and icirlativa tickets are
all rlirrst. <*n tha latter th« KepuMicans
have too of the beat man in the county.
On* is R. II Hall, of I>a Conner, and :se
other is Kmerson Frimrorr. of Buriinjgton.
Thay areboth BH-n of property and stsr.d
i?i* and (food substantia} ritiaena. Ti.a
irmensa Rep ahi I.- an demon <r»t ion at
W hat com tha other wirit had a vary good
effect in £ka#K county."
H*ra*»n W. Cr»v«-n had a VAR>
fuJ WM**' "ir a? Hheltoa on 4atar-lay Bight.
Thar# wan a targe gttan.Utv* of iogg-rs
from nei(kl»oriag <>amps and an ex uraton
from '"Hympia. whi b helude-i tha Olyiß
pia tlia* OlijCb Th»- fc iii «i< rra* if<l an i
Mr craven ajKjke for ta<i hours tu good
rtT- t.
J . >ga R A ftaUl;>ger. of Port Town
send, waa at R* publl Hifi slat' headquar
ters last night and brought go*! i«-:-«.rt*
i f me«Klnga h-;.l htm at 'ttoui—rti:* on
Thursday and at Friday liarVjr on Kri
day Both »ar* «r|j attenlc 1 and gr. at
RejMibls in ant!' j*i*.«n» aaa hwr.. Judge
liaiitryter says l*iand county »iil give a
large inajirity fer t '■>*• R«;• 111»i•. »n ti k*t.
There '•ill b« a great jtsthrritis of R»-
j'utd; 4.ia a* 1' kney hall, corner of
Iv-ißy aiy and Bro.t i»ay. rcroorrow
aveiiiflf ' > listen to *om* g as I Rapuihtksn
dt' -trin»« hy Hon. E. <\ Hughes, t»na of
tha mtet l'«>-*al and aloqoent apeak are in
the state. Thr meeting ayi be under the
a..'«pi es r»f the (Seventh Ward ("tub. The
Si». h will made to the Rrpubh. ans of
tt'rt T'lf?*' S*v»o'.'fj asrd*. eOßtprl :r.g
lis* Forty-Hrat legUflatlve district.
A goadraseof baar4l'ig the Hon in htsden
ant tirrntng the tide of sentiment comae
(' rr S-■•"th B*;.l A P vuh*t nam-d M
M Hart"-«n w«* addrtasittg a meeting of
IV.'.jjh-t * «;.J f: ■ v ;.,»-r :, B one <?-«>' last
aeek a'.d after t«b>' g for tv »rty two
h<»ur« on Populism arid frt-e stiver, and
efii-jtina t«ut iittle applause, ft- *«• down,
f.'me one In th* hail than called en Jus
tire of th* Peace CaldaeH. aho had
4r<>i*ped li.to loan ftom a fishing espa
dttk>n. f r a «r<»a<*h The jud*e aaa hard
ly prepared tn make a political speech, but
he irv*t.*nt*« + . the r<'>*» n.j» and for thr*-*-
rj tgrtera of <*•? hour poured out ">otne red•
M> Kiel v shot. r« -eiving a rwisinir re
eer !><»n tvhen a Republican sjwa*« r ran
lovada a Pop;»ts*t tr>*etlna and re. . » ire
. a «rs that <<>iMt. tbe awakened by en*
of t* * * ear. number, it show* tha' th*
ttd" is tm«».">»£ Judc* i'alda*ll feels *at
l*r * I that n -M msj'irt'v atH n» atvea
« .a f vu' •an standard l a-r tn North
P d
1' fr» a -«i H- a * cRe put-U an rally at
Armor* h.-'l Frt !»> r.tgh'. «b4. I H
of NYak'.ma. art ||ernto~
W rf»vf»i - f'-ng tf-e Three ge*-..
tb «*« « *-a*e t!>et «tj 1 fr( -: :«:.!»< ic r*ref>-
ttont- a-he-, (,-er t' »•« ' »v» ar-i>e*rr I, *»<t
tbe Reptibit- ana ■■•t SWtUn aSH to »t
tbat Friilay nsifist'ti mcetti.* aiu be a big
«'-ne. Tba la<l tee. afcov t--»-«enra aiaaya
!< t <• «-he. r to eu -h ir»;berm«a. «• •> m -t
i i llall tri% IS* 1 <>» be j «»- n« <* ■! H. «-
1•! *n 11 •. »e:tt »s»e«i.ef h « re to
a-*ke a « vwl n*»pr»-«e.oa» *r.4 M" Cra\ --o'g
-ty M *til kcoa>t
>. "■ t ' "■» It**: ib' ia v.« tors at * v ,#
«"■* - • *<.t . -.••'era jeaterrtay n» C. W.
*; - v ft 4" ft ' >T'»h Tnh\-••• A
>l* «'< • . •HostiKii •■* a-. i i
» "* ar <• c i. I *-
« •• ' . r •— t pat ee m*«.»«• last
b ■ ■*' * ' -*n to Hsa Tfecttwi
!*" b - : • a . 'is, " .g tV Jars -
K-v " • tts<*t • V *"'«*
t» r, " ' g •*> " ;e ae"tt
f- '"l 1 ' ' f t j n 4 by a
; .... , . r , tl . h#Jf
|i«!rse4 a # • >• sn • > ;n a
marv**r tor . v t rr >.,■-* Borjlre*
*« bla a. "-a •*;*., « * ? ri<i toen. aa-J
\\* «• '• * ' ..# a h>«t» f»t-r"t
' ->*«'•• * wm M r-atea that
»be ;•'# !■- * »-*' in - •*,- *■ H«th
of f;ta a ?#--•«. .-i moaey
* .*'•*. B',A te j> * - J >». ffikj
•* t k • w;«f» o» #aofc
T v e li-juK van .3 sat ~;» rtm
*4 i a <- eae*«. >t # # • '>. «»n*
■ b-a' ••• Ns»- «• -.v,
* ». *R 1 ar Ibe k«Tt UtiJ.iJ ;» p.» 4
. ■ -♦ ■ t a
Si * * W*t ««a '.O »>-#» z- c »
t- < *a'< a.- t m>-isi K ,
* v **♦ " t ..• !>*• *». Vl* J librae -a <
t » uitae to o">ler »r.-J ata ini th*
o • * --.<<* '•» • • w4# ai.rk-M a «
- " * - - -.wn \S H. \»»* TS-a:;
** ' • :*« » -naa Tb 4 « f•. m.ag
» • " ft- .* r* t
- V - Fair * Huraa. W J
-,4 H L tt ■ •«?
Vt-as r -■ -t- . Me**-* M« «.
:. m i W •* •' c' - a?-' 1 F 1!. R( »
F- V
b--'".rs k 2-%reJ K. K>. .•-f h *-J F W.
i"
i; 9 ». •tr ;..t:so te 2w 1 a series
T„#
- ■ •» --2 T -- rr >•— -
*»-•* * 9 f the ward 'd<*S> *re dfUjiajn
, « »„ mike ,- -*?' -rnnrr
is* -;*f. *o
fte ccrrtia-Uy Da«
«f tlirtr m**' wi« * ii*»# tt -be coi
- of r?« P«p-Ir»ilit<a<*f.
M fl "W" •:-- sc ra* i* a Kr**.t v . ■
f« tttut of cJs» country pr*r-lx*c~.» l»*t week.
H» was tallica* to as a'-<4i*«c«
«• n*-arlT and
and *i» fßakzajr test Bttk irr
j»r <■ «•- 52. A* tt 5 - stays, fa* was r-t
--rir* '-"O "marts* heaß " LmUac over
fai* a*i4r«2-r« fac Thr»* m*ti, w*jo. a
eit?'* of y*ar» »#o, #*C'-rfed fe«a !##ai »«-r
--* M ?--r f- ..•oi;«ct.oa of a cxj». Af-er
cC'aft4«*bi» worit toe not ttie a»n*y, at>i
e.J stot aako asy ci*r»» for na **rv".c»s.
■p t.ic sc <ioiTT} to *fa»r» on< of tfee on
* >* no *aS4 to him:
My fr >n-J. uiJu't »j com* to m*
a tiro? >-»ar* **r> ari teU a pr.ifsi
sc. « -inafafo to collect a Vli.
* M eun't I '.aao your case aed collet
your ans cftarg'fc you not one ecn\ all
is- ~*as»e ? ■ j w-re nari up*"
' !'*-*» Mr. MM oeiL, yoa 4J4," sa',4 tfae
■Will,
T-V-A." COB nnent Ulsato-k.
*>AN't you C-I credit for B«MIR HE
<•#.*» tst) i*jae*t in my 4«a.ia®s toa«r i
XR*-KT"
T<«, yo\i bet I can rr* J»J creilt for
that.'*
-WeU. five rne credit for beta* * n
<-*r* in wr-4-. 1 am tei'io* you
abotit pro:*-"♦ ios3 and soua4 money and
R*p*j» can ;n ipiea In fenera!. I have
no u«a »o ariad. at>4 am no of
fl ■» but I am ape alcnf for waat I believe
u
From lb*: trxaa on Tiogtock ha 1 •rtsc
era* and every wou.J
c p.. •' red to the echo. Several days later
word aaa rr <i»ei -Ju: the hai
ar. l instead of a majority
for is ryaja, tbirs *i» a ma>jr;:y Mc-
K a«e>.
The asanr tion* of sicK;»l«y'» *;*e
t -,r» m Xeveawr AT» already havl.g a
C»od ear«t ujkm tr«4t, it* th# foiioi; r«g
frcm a Xr* York •*>!! *horir;
"John CtjuSla. WiUUun 8. Meraereaa,
Hark iloyt a nil otfe*r protmaent mer
cbast* htve btto .n<err>«r«r>}. and d#elar»
that un<iu«.stio&aj>iy chaws !m
--pfonwst a result of the growing- ron-
VKtivQ that Bryan m doomed to detent,
Mr Claflin say* th«r« haa been *tt irn
! irwemtnl «cr a&nc* tne Vermont and
«>r 'i«r>a. iJvery •hr«*-I buatneoa
man boeam* ooovinced that IfcK'atcy**
- Joa i» only a question of majority,
and aci?ori::;£ljr besan to J!soun{ the re
auU next Xo«iß>?r and prepare for better
tiima The dry good* bMtMtt, be <k
c ires, is 5n a apien&d condition, and, now
that M-K.niey* election is assured, it will
.approve right along.
la tke FcrlT-lrat District.
Jlc® K. C Hughe* win a Mress the vot
ers of th« Forty-Am tli*trs<t.
coMJjta* of the Flftii *ni Seven a ward*,
la Plnckney Jm;., corner of Broadway and
DtpWt street, tomorrow evenm*- at 8
ockxk. JOHN TAYLOR. Pre*, ienl.
K. il. GUIE, Secretary.
Sixth ward lUs>ub leans will meet to
morrow it,«n: to arganiee a ciufe Several
rood speakers will t* on hand and Repub-
Ji ar:» are asked ra turn ojt in force. The
aa»etin« will b* heM at 29* First jvt-nue.
L. G. ALLIS. Coxa^tittauuL
POLITIC" .AX POUTERS.
H«a. F MrM!l!.n. of Ban J tan
county. who u •loir.* «*»1 work stumping
the f«r the R#&ubl:can ticket, w*a a,
vMi or u> Republican state headquarters
yesterday.
Th- lUNIv« form of J T Ronald »touMI
be »een movtng about hea Iquar
?f# y*-*terday Inquirtssr rf his hat
all been !il*a. ar ! inc. aaklng for
«*»me campaign X~era?ure. which fee evi
dently inter»4#d stuiyin* »Is> fn rout*
to hia apealcnc pUcen.
The R-puhUnao county central commit
tee bait arwr.««i the fo.*lo<wtn* *rhe«lsi:«
for Wtil H (»jy in *rv country pre iti."i:
M.tr.ie V#:>.-. O-tober 12. iViar Moun
tain, OctoiMV 13. Newriatle. October 14;
Rem on. October 15. Auburn. October IT;
Sf>r:ni?brook. October IS".
IT was elvefl out at PooulSat headquar
ter* y< #ter lay with a great de»: of pomp
th.it the wt.t'Wm of the M< Kmley and
dub at Vancouver had re?i«n*- i
b'*> off lee an-.' loin»! the Bryar tes. When
**kf i the 'Vonvert's" name the Pop ©f
t 'M.a riti not know what K wa#
<"o! and Mrs. I- S Howie*;, of North
Yakima. arrived in the rdly las; evening
CoL Howlett. who s* r.ate arid land com
miseioner. it* dumping the state for the
R. ;>ubi!can ticket, and ha* been given the
folloatr.g atuMgrnmema t La Conner, with
tiTtnon W. f'rtvn, October <5. Fair
haven. also wit ft Mr Craven. October 7;
Snohomish. als>'» with Mr. Craven. Octo
ber #; a* the Armory. Seattle, with Mr.
Craven an t Charles O. Bate*. October 'J.
CAMr tlUh SPE tKERS.
Milr and I'oiiiii)' Amlgnmrali for
thr Rrpabllr*».
Speakers f<>r ,br (-in.p4.fn h*v« been
* « en?i :•> the Repobiktii *tate an<4
county headquarter* as follows.
K. W, Tto*«. October 19.
Am <>rtes-~S H. YLx&. October 6. 11. A.
Ra'.;-r ->-r. « N'obw S.
ArUnjpon—'W I. October «.
Aitofi* —8 H lb lea. October 11
Asotin coua«» —A. B. R;e», October 12
•nl 13.
Auburo—AV Uija ro E. Humphrey, Octo
ber 3d.
P«al;ar<i--Andrew F. Bur>t*h. October >.
B~:>vue—Jotvn H Powell and WniUffi
I! M'->rr «. October 9.
B —#s 11 1* le* October *.
B -i k Dumor.4-W. 11. Dooltttle. Oe>
t- - «
H >-w -W , 5-i.m f, H \;mj*hrey. 0.-fi-.S(r t
I? ; k »y John J, W.'«or. Orf«ber 11
B - -<»ia —W R. G»v. October T.
If ." K. Humphrey, Orto
: bat $.
•w\ H. lv»;i:t .• *ni Thad
t U»ij«t!>r*. OesoSer <1
r**. iwwt. K V.' R»rM October !1
r v-vn I w won. October <
I f» Xi M.Ui-. o«*t©»wr <
} **n #u■. a iMj• i*—VV j:; .mm il H'impbrey, Oc
! tober ' 4
tfh -.u J*. •: » B a >n. October IT.
• •• «•*.":> -M».v:i G. Wtß«'.ork.
s October » i»t<i ?•
CU'.:*w ' v ~l> I>. IfcCutdiwa, Oc
tober •>.7. S a" ! "*
»-k» • * • ' -S-' H-r "S Oct ser * %
%r i " K W R ■** O-f ber 15 «»t1 11
»' • \ ~J.-r ij H- V- • «>"ob«r 2«.
«' - ,m .« ■ v —A. li Foote art W. T
F"-? ' »-'"ber «
v > -r ■■ a ,x«n')—R. B M .Toy. O", b«?r
». 19 *r.4 12.
«*- 1 ~>k» <* E. P.em<">»r* and J, L.
Or<» • C« ' i.w- I'l
ir«e* H" W. Cravea a-.2 L» s
' H »wVf, <vt<Vser **.
C>* * c-.i'trK* -K w K •■»«. 0« -be* '7.
«" r AtiJ—Wtl! *m K Humt>hfr, Oc
' to * r T
I«vf John B. AH*". O>;tob*r 36.
J n ••:* >*x. Ortv*ber W.
l'» J>nn "A »*cr«.>a. O'tcber 12,
J ■ M • ' -r JJ.
*!a : » N H Oiriajf* (Vtober ltt.
i V-iiJteoo—R V B*:Un**r. October f
K !?r •: i rr»- > H. tVirrwn. *
!-• ♦ - "A li Gay, Oc*.#t-*r iw, Jcf-n
I r a■ m. <v -■> - ::
I ma K ts. U ->«. October *.
I'.ti ' j.m* *. «»■"• v < r T, T>~.
F i-. '<•:* v-rtb. <•' -r»*r 2 t-*fterno.v,i
F«.r H W Cravf-a an J CoL
S ' T * " . • r "
' *■ - 1 * ' P.* rasher»■ 1 J.
' \\Tw '■» Nr" 7
G c Harbor—W H rviojittle. October *>
j <l«rlMd WWU—&. &M . -y. • v—c <er
t *«■ -i tVt * *
GraaJta Fal!»—Fr**? 11. 0»"»-
b»- ♦
H ■ .*Vo- A H F * *rl W T Fj»rt,
H F. »•. o-'ober 13. E. W
R »•. tVtute* 12
J ua-A 11 Fc • # jr. 1 W. T For 1
t Oct / be* Is.'.
Kaiaß'.a—Will *m 1! Va. O;toler
J < JK
K» «-v jj,
K..at N H. Owits**. C'-rteber %
K A. H Fooce a.~4 W. 7 ForJ.
: C- :-ber y
n A Jfci ..-r»r * % ■ ■• v> *
* v " Or*.-a aal Coi. L. S Hf*y■•,
0»-t»l*r (
< ■*»•»**>* or* V- * W i>».t>t*r t
1 ;tia Fa.ia-~J«ba & M.-Hciaa. Oeto-
K#w» %
FrenJ H F*-:er*a®. O~tob#r T.
X" *«wrtx- A w Fr-ater. vX- ,ot>er 1.
X • H. A '.esi. (VUJw H
vt >; • - Vermoa— R A Ba3vrjr»r. Octa
i-*- « J.>*a B. A*.."- Or-s&er *>4
N --r ■ . T *k-»a—l*eo Bwiterararth. Octo
t-' -:• J&. a B. A ■.ien, October 22
v a--Jkstea 1. u a»t-r. Or tact r ? W
J .*%, vV oc---r i. Jsfea B A;<CA. Cb'to
il »>SR — W, Coraea, CVttober |4
tVt A.*ai*ai~Coii» 15. Ai+tn. i
fMwt iialwok—W. R. Oaa . 4>
THE SEATTLE PQST-INTELLIGENCEF. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1896.
Pot T©wn*MKl—Jofe» B. tASJen. <>-*-»-
ber Sft.
Pail—Hi—Jobn F A'Wt. October 2?
Px--»llar>—John B. McdtSUs. OrtdMT It.
Reslgauiid—C. E. Remsberg *a4 j L.
Grf»s, Omtfber S.
Rttai-v . e—Jajten B AV't. Octß*v»r 2
Rwalist— H. A Fkirelc::! *ihJ r. "W
C*3shaan. October «.
<-«--. i- ~i*rts.or. w and Char'**
Bat#*. Oc'oiwr 9: Bea Batter worth. Oco
ber 2: Jons B. Alien, Xavemaw 1
S.-e:too—Joan L. Wilaoa. October 1
ft Iney—W. R. Oay. Or&rtser S
SnsshoHiJah—R. A. Bta*.s-r*-. <>tc*er »•
Johr? B. Alien. Ortober 12 H. W Omv«n
and Cot. L. S. Hewlett. Oc*ooer «.
SaohotE *3 eotmty—
October S an-1 T.
Sr-r-iualm.e—C. E. Remsberg ard J. L.
Gr--*". O" tober 4-
So'ith B*rss-S IT. P!>«. Octoh-r tl
Spokane—Ben Bntterworth. -
f B Allen. C*-~tober 24
Sf-'-kase -suty-wfr'- W. Cor«or. >•>
ber 7 and S; R. B. 3£'ir -.y. October ».
IS and S; A. E. E.. -. *.*r:&Ser « and f
H. A. Fa;rch.ld and F. W. Cushnan, Oc
tober 7 ar. i l i
W. Corswn. October «.
ftevea* eoaaty—H. A_ Fa r-n..d F
W. Casairan. October * and 9.
Sultan—A. W. Frat'-r—October 5: Fr-d
H. Pe'erson. Ocv--.-er *.
Sinus-3. H. Piiw. • ftober 7.
Taooma—John L. W son. October %- s
H. P*:»». October IS; John B. Allen, Oc o
be'- S*
Temao—John S. M October *.
Toil—O. E. Remsoerg and J. Green.
Or* s ber S-
Toledo— N. H On.ngs. October *.
Vancouver—John L. Wi.son. October it-
B*n B'j'terwortts. fwtobe- IS {afternoon}-
Jofcrt B. Allen. October 15: E W Ross
Octooer 14.
Wain Walla—Seaator John H. Mn%"
of Oregon. Oe»oher <; Ben BntterwortX
October 17; John B. .Alien, SI. "*
■;» Wa.'a eouoty—a: en Wei
to&tri: Ben P.atterworth. October !7-
B. October C; R. B. M .r >y. Octo
ber «. 7 and fc. Jo.ia W. Coreon. yc>
ber U.
Wenatc-Ha«—A. W. Prater. October *.
W:ib-ar—J. W. C>rson. October S; J. H
8. feivel* October 3A
Wha;-om—John B. A; en, O -ober 12-
Ben Butter*orth. October S.
Whitman eeuntr— W Cir«#a Oe*o
bfr * and 9 R. B. M:iroy. October :< »M
*« - E. lit- - t». - ■ > «'„■ i••
Wiriloclf—John 3. McMiilin. October 7;
X. H. Owings, 7.
Aduitionnl Assignnenta
W A. Root and T, P Fisk—T imtra>r.
C>< "ober !•»; Wa'ervJ;**. October 12;
ia. >untj. October IS. H and 15; Lincoln
eotjaty, October It'.. 17. 18 an j 13.
F'ar.k P. Lewis aiv! H. B. Aibert«oo—
Spokane county, October 12, 12, 14, U. l&
and 17.
A. E R. e—Sp>kane, October 7: Elber
ton, October S. Guy, October St Johnson.
Oct>b»r I*.
A- M Moore and Georee M. Sinclair—
Spokane . : y, October 30 12 and 13.
Steven." -o ;t,-v October 14 and 15.
J S. M*M;'.n—Cbarleatoo. October 12.
Fdwwri Wh::»on—Lew.s <x*in*v. O»to
o*r 15. Chehai.a eoantv, October 16 r arke
county.
to:»er i? . Klickitat county. Octob«* 21;
» liia XVnila, o.' • ->h*r 25 and 21. Columbia
eoiatv, ii tober 3S «nd 27.
S H. P:;e* an t Hermon V,". Cmven—
R'*«lyn. «►•tober 17.
ol. Lb S. How.et"—Bcat tle. at Armory.
October 9; Conner. Ocotoer •* Fair
haven. Octooer 7. Soohomish. October k
KEPI BLIT AV KALLY.
To B* Addressed by 808. K. f.
0 Hufhet.
Hon. E. C. Htights w i address the Tot
ers of the Forty-first legislative district,
consisting of the Fifth and Seventh wards,
in Pinckney hail. o>rner of Broadway an!
I>epot streets, on Wednesday evening a:
S P- rn. JOHN TATLOR.
President.
E. H OriE. Se retary.
A*I!»EJIE*Ts!
Steve Urodle.
The celebrated Bowery characters and
scenes which have become world famous
are illustrated in the successful play. "On
th» Bowery," which comes to this «ity
next Monday night.* It shows especially
what tr.ings are done and said by that
well-known N>w York personage, Steve
Brodie. In sustained fun. nothing has
been done that excels the long act laid in
Brodie's saloon, and in heart-quickening
sensation, the es<rapes from the police, the
bap from the bridge, and the rescue from'
the fire on the pier could cot easily be pur
passed. The production of "On the Bow
ery" is. moreover, a rare pictorial achieve,
ment. thanks to the skill of th<» scenic
artist. John H. Young, and the liberality
of the managers. Thomas H. Da\is and
William T. Kec-gh.
"The Fast Mail.*'
Monday evening next the doors of the
Third Avenue theater will swing open for
the acenic production of Lincoln J. Car
ter's "Fast Mail." The railway has often
be*-n used by the dramatist, but n- ver be
fore to such an extent as in Carter's p.ay.
A fr« ;ght train with fourteen cars, i light
ed caboose and a fu'l-piwtd locomotive,
with engineer *nd man. crosses the
stage in the most realistic and no.'.-y man
ner. white titer in the play a gr i*
sii>ipp| river steamboat, w.rh beiis aa,l
whistles and engines in full operation,
mov-s in and explodes w fi terrific force.
A special car for th<> t< ?nery is u--.:, and
ev> ry detiij is carefully looked t.j :n the
stage production of the piay.
"Ton# Toplea** a 9nrre«a.
The success which gr" et--d "Town
Topics'' at the Third Avenue theater Sun
day r.ight *i; repeated last n ght. the
large audiencr. which thronged *h- theater
being k-pt in » roar of laughter from the
ri.*.-> of the curtain until Its fail. The indi
cation* are that 'Town Topic#" ®il] rrotrd
the theater to the doors every evening this
we»k. Th» perf rmance sent f more
smoothly. Jf pr>s*,b!e, than or. the p--«ced
ir.g evening. The matinee Wedn»\ lay will
be at Jtjr> o'<-io:k in order to give »~h~*oi
children an opportunity to a"»rti. There
*A;1I a -o be a matinee Saturday at 2 13. '
art Iragnr Lee Ia re Tonluht.
•Tndraped F.gur?* in Art" is th- sub
-t of the le-twe which w;.j be deliverel
•- ' % re • Seattle Art Leag-.;" anl S ho.-.l
of l>es'gn tn the Hir.tkley building ay Mr.
F. v M <1- i.an this ev- -tirg. <>n T/> lay
eavftt'Sf next phrenology, .j. >gnomy
and the e\pres»- rt of sentiment and emo
tions will bo IH.u*trst»■'d by character and
cari at tre t he* on tn* bia--khoa.nl. as
urn Tuej»!«sy evening last. On the foi
* v.g . -.if- .jy M.5 s Sad.e B Martir, who
1 - iJfi *.. turned from a Visit to Ca.t
torr. a of several months, will lecture or
t ;e of art she saw -.rs the f?.ti
'' 1 "" inti-.xfln* the Hopkins ani
**r -- *-r T -.v.- J, -t-jr-s are fr« *, hut the
.1 •' *y ■ * *':& fi* \l :lo 1« 1" r~* "«*,j *
vis.- "* -»vrou« of afendi.r.g any of t?»-m
» K >u.d - ail a - -- * s*« i:o Sf fore the ey»nt.
s h'.n »h y .r- ; ttgnate the • re of
thsir choi- * and procure a tkA-t therefor.
Oae of the Orril "accesses »f the
I>«r.
During a Interview w h the man
ufacturers tff "Battle A a** ph.g
they nM they had been ami ly r* f-> r
t.':e enormous amount of mo:,ev wt i h
ih,-v have «s* r .« for new spa per ad\ .>rttvm«
by a wonderful Increase of They
claim that they hav** h-*d ;;n op
pertunity to test the advantage of n«w»-
paper advertising, be* *«.««• ertr S,R. e they
started, manufacturers of o*h»-r bnsnds of
teniwsoos who have >ears
er--.rr-.'us r-rctitaby giving to the consum
er- a «ro*li p.* -» of tobacoo no better than
" Battle A*." immediately rec<-»«»naed the
"a. t that c.n account of the superior qual
ity and liberal- sise-d of -'Battle As"
the-.r buainessea were in great danger of
t* K ■ "u t. i In th<--»r end. aaoe ••> pre
v- - t this they * ag"d bitter war aga.nst
the —anafacturers of "Ba*t!e Ax ' and re
sorted to methods of all ktrds which seem
*, - a --' r .-e
» h- eh*r s»"«e of K.ror and fa.r dealing
N.-.-W ; all th s handicap, the
** a- .f* t-urers of "Battle As " tire ;gh
? raed um of the r new«j>«-**r at ert»e
rr.er.ts si-ie to *#U the consumers of
' - r. » «4e a: 1 --■ e juaiity of - 1 att>
As" and the great e-.-r.omy dertvsd frem
«»- *P. vat i todav Bat'if Aa - pro
n --'-j hv ili trie great's' «u,: r-s-. <»n she
market, and more pounds of u are #oM
■ an or anv other brand of pi * to*a -M*.
So much for tsewspa;<er adv»T" g
T*af.-.r— Cftnjli T>m
-a t«•* I* T sT>l - ■-•-! :' »A >«. a
rl*.*-. irtrt*, 1 Uif {JnMtrt is Rrt'iunvnd
io# -i t«» as* friaKk. J. V. West
jwat.Cal,
GRACE KOCH S STORY.
ItltllED I* GERW.MT. HESERTFI
BY HE* Ht fBWD IX SEW YORK.
One of Seattle'* Sweet Singer* fowe*
■aek to Her Hone After n «*«t
Exyerleaee Wltk n Stan Vhoa
Sk* Tra«te*-ln Ot*tre*s aa4 H*<
mlHntlon She Tell* of Her De
sertion.
Grace Koch, one of Seattle's most ac
c esrpli*hed voca&sis. was married at
Coblentx. Germany, December i«. 15!6.. *»
a brilliant young violinist named Bert hold
Bi-r. in lircct opposition to the wishes o*
ht r wealthy ur, - l. Wnrte, who imme
diately dia-naertta-i her. Yanug Biffi
rar~ats look* : with favor on the match
until they realised that their son was
tiking in:o -he famdy a bciie without a
dowry. They tr.»d to persuade the young
man to break the engagement, but were
unsuccessful. The young ooupli left Ger
many in the early part of this year and
went to Xew York city. Mr. Baer ex
pected to r» ••*.%-« money there from h:#
rei*Uves in Pennsylvania, but ia the mean
nme his parents caoled them not to give
h :n a cent if he siili clung to the woman
of his cho:>». When the young fellow
f'-sn 1 him*elf without an abundance of
m--n»y. and tno courses of action left,
he went to their rooms at the Imperii.
A strrny scene foliowt-d. with the resul;
that h» forgot nis vows and deserted h:s
joung &r.ie. Left with only £►} cents ia
her possession. *ae appealed to fr.en-i*
for aasiStan-.-e. They resj»onded«generous>
3y. a>: she was enaoled to go to relatives
n« Philadelphia. Tiie same kind friends
gave her the money to return ta
Seat t le.
broken-hearted and humiliated by the
P*rti :y of hrr husoand, she in
se re:, hoping, as only a trusting woman
can hope, that he would come to hfr.
Soma of her intimate friends, who had
!ea:n<-i of her sad experience, wanted her
to the story public, but she hes.-
tat«d and held back until yesterday after
noon, when a Post-Intelligencer reporter,
w ho bad heard something of the matter,
asked ber for an interview. Although still
nervous and weak from confinement. >n«
told her story, it was told :n a simple,
stra.gr.tforward manner. T . -re was no
attempt to up&ra.i tae man who had .irsi
won her lo\ then led her to the altar
ajd finally des-rt ;-d r because h.s allow
a ace bad be**n stopped. She appeared lik*
a womaa who. after worshiping an idol,
had been forced to believe the object of her
affections unworthy.
She told of her trip to Germany in Octo
ber. :«&i, wirh her father. They first
to Westphalia on a visit to relative*, and
then proceeded to Cologne, where Miss
was to take up her studies in music.
"I commenced to study at th» Coioan*
conservatory for grand opera January 1,
under Prof. skoizt-nberg," she said.
My tuition wis paid by my uncle. L.
W;;rm a wealthy merchant. He introduc
ed m*- as his heir. I a a,- well received an J
attended many social events. One evening
during the somsifr of ISK I met
Berthald Baer at a party, g.ven by
OR- of my friends. He was a brill tan;
young maa, the correspondent for several
newspapers on the continent, an accom
plished linguist and also a fine violinist.
Vie became friends and enjoyed music to
gether. In September we became engaged
and the announcement was made to a few
of our friends. He introduced mt to his
rrs irried ss'ers a* his pr«Apective bride.
T-. •>" set-med pleased at the match. My
un< 'q learned of the engagement in De
cember. and he became angry and threat
ened to disinherit me if I did not give Baer
up. I refused to accede to his wisnes and
this made him more angry w th me. Then
1> went to my aißanred's parents and fold
them that ;f they d:u not make their son
give met up he would cut me off R: hout a
cent. When the matter was placed before
Befthold he refused to break th-' engage
ment. A few days after this. December 2*.
Bert hold and myself went to Coblentz.
two hours ride from Colosrnc, and -re
married by an official similar to a ju lge in
this country. We returned to Cologne,
and after g, few days went to London,
miter.- m>= stayed at I>ekeyser*s hotel, near
London bridge. We lived there until Feb
ruary when we took a train for South
Hampton, and that very evening »a! i-'d for
New York on the steam-hip Lahn. We
arrived February 'S and went to the Hotel
Imp-rial. My husband waited to hear from
wealthy relatives In Pennsylvania, as he
exacted money from them. Thev came to
New York and r fus.-d to give him any as
sistance. as hi« parents had raided from
Germany to cut h.m off without a cent if
he still clung to me. He am- back to th*
hotel and told me what had happened.
One word brought on another, and we had
a quarrel. At th" end of it he left me, and
1 ve never seen or heard frm him s.nce.
1 ha i a very small sum of moiety in my
posses«ion, but the n*it day appealed to
fronds for ass.stan-e. Thev 'gave »»
transportation to Phi'adelphia. ▼.-her I
remained fom» time with relatives. Wh- *i
I got ready to come to Seattle my Ne<w
York friends furnished roe with money
with whi-'h to make the Jo-jmey. \Vh*n I
reich-d Seattle my humiliation and shame
for my pos.'ion. added *o the full realiaa
tion of what the deafh of my father
meant, k-pt me from tailing my is
as I -houM have done. *f my marriage and
subsequent troiib!« I realise now, as I
d>d no» th-tv, my mis-ake, and r*gret
more than words can exprr/w tnat I did
not announ-e my marrage when I fir«i
came home."
itOBRERS o.\ PIKE STREET.
j Two Stores Entered and an Attempt
Made to Enter a Thiru.
Two burglaries and on* attempted hur
giiry took p.ace on P.ke street Jate Sun
day n.ght or early yesterday morning. The
p-vi -e wore at mork yesterday, but th"
did r' - * '"uk out until evfii.ng
when the Post-Intei ligencer received a tip
from some unknown fr."t>l on Pis-- street
to see if r' -re was any news a* K.rk A-
Co.'* drug store, corner of Pike s*r.-»-t an l
Fifth avenue A reporter w- nt to the s ore
] and asked if anything had hap
r,ed. The < - -k. W A. FreSurfer, re
-1 plied that burglars had entered the store
through a bs- k window, removed th<> mon
ey drawer and had sto>n S3 and -nn»
pO?**ax' starrr-* An examination of the
gtore sh wed t' at the giass had heen br>-»k
--j en out rr f a i.«rg*> m;nd»w, about eight feet
i frc-ta the ground. The hole ma* »arr»>
i eiwu|.i 'or a small l>ody to pass through
: This has given r;se to the impress,on that
| the work wos dene by boys.
j lie. F-*.-*»:.)-g»-r first d ove.-'d the rob
bery at T o'clcx'k .a rhe mo'f-tsg wnen he
- of- o-d t*»e store. Tre t«a* k rom m»s
strewn srrth e ! »<«. and the cn r<--y drawer
' < '. 'he •* , r re---- ' ■■ A '•
| b *T-1 fence Jo:n-» the -*a k wa 1 of the
. b : i-ng Mi - ght anr>*. an ' |t «,« from
ti --s fee e that "be borgtars eflfe. t'd an
entr J* * M- ''r-- :tjs * f .- \ % m
r •• hi' ■ f.*4 * f*7> -■* anl *>% i r: 1 i ?t-g>
demn near en>-.;gh to the ground for a
person to get h « foot in it. It is sitpoosed
that • .•« w re f.;rri.*hed the means t-j get
on top of 'he * n -e.
Tt'-.i- - i - a p;. .-ran ».-• i
him of his discoveries Us* poite#-man
ha i rsothsng t•> s*v A short time later it
w as d « r.-«1 -hat a but- her shop, thren
doors esis- of th* drug store, had heen ea
*Are t Seme meat and gra"e» w»»» « >a.
An at-erore was a .-so made to b jrg-'ariae
Lit rsas's H' T,e h akerv to th* earns blo.--k.
■but Mr. Lindsay awsk*? in lima to scare
the burgUrs away.
!.*rrri(r4 for KrrLlrt* Driiiig,
1.. J 1 "*r*i was •••i \ !iy ».
j tKvsn t»jr l>r*~ :,v« f"-for
4 r , ? Tr.-» '• r. tr •• i" * * *ifr - - i- '"■*
■»*•■•»+1 of 4 evt (bl *?■.:**» h» iw*» Hd n*
i knock*--) tl>»» n a Jittie Chin.*#*! girl a: t!w
r •• *" ef S»-- ~"s4 Mr*r. j» *»-} V-« *• «r»jr.
. Oar f c4aim*d a: hf»!ha«f>r» that h* was
tv»« tfrtvmjc as t!» tta* of th# *>~fi4eat.
j Ti- 1 na»* of mat> who *<* *iih fc-.m
. t r. ■" t !» ><".*• *r :ty M*ry
j *- >-< ■ of th* affair wrw off*r*»J by tym
s » •.!»!>-*#:# F-*.'"wryr *« t"". ■' *■•«' .
j * t rire: * '*ri * cart * • * ;<#<•*! a* u§>
| war jtotJ «*» rr ..mmuc *"*"* •»o4 av«xa#.
I whra :*a Uttla Ctudeae ftrfr atarttd acrosa
CAS CI RE AnIHMA AND HiY
FEVER.
A Phi»ictaw Offrrt t* Pr«T»
Thl» »• All in vttilr
«■ TtnnHlar.
Th» majority ef sufferers from astbasa
and kindrn# cot* plaints. nfteT tr* ng doc
tors and r.iana > '"er!ess ren»die* advertised
as positive cures without *va:l. nave wgi
the coeclustoa tbat tl.ere :» so c-n»
for tfess mc*t distressing disease. and
these same pe?*o»» will be the more in
doubt and wh« thev l»arn
through the column* of the pre** that Dr.
Rudolph Schiffmaar, the re-"-ogn:*ed au
thority who has treated more ***** of
these diseases than any Wring doctor, has
achieved by perfecting a remedy
*bcb not oaJy give* immediate re. •-* in
the worst oases but has positively cured
thousands of sufferer* who were -e wid
ened incurabte. were just as skep
tical as some of our readers now are. I>r.
Schiffmann's remedy no doubt pc#*e**e*
the merit which s claimed for it or ha
would rot aathor xe this paper to an
nounce that he Ss not only ■» -.:tr.g to give
free to each person suffering tr>.»G asthma,
hay fever or bronchitis in this rity ore
liberal "free trial box** of his -are, but
urgently requests all sufferers to call At
Stewart .4: Holmes drug store. T"3 From
street, from * a. tn. till 4 p. rn, Thursday.
October «. ar.d receive a package abso
lutely free of charge. knowing that .a
making the claim he does for hi* cure, a
strong doubt may arise in the minds of
many, and that a personal test, as he of
fers to all, w;ll be more convincing, and
prove its merits, than the putUsn.ng of
thousands of testimonials from persons
who have been permanently cured by the
use of Jus asthma cure ' L»r. Sctuff
mann'a Asthma Cure," as it l« called. ha*
been sold by druggists of this city ever
sine** it wis rtr*t introduced. although
many pernor* may never have t of «*,
asd it is wish a \-.ew to rea<~!":::ie these
that he makes this offer. This ia certainly
a most generous and fa:r offer, and all
who are stiff-rnng fr->m any of the above
complaints should rea»*nu<er the date and
place wher" the distribution w;il I* made,
and avail themselves of the sagae, Per
sona living out of this city who desire in
test the efficacy of this moat wonderful
remedy w-jll receive a pa. kage free by
raaii by writing to Dr. R. St hiffmann. Sli
Rosal>el street, St. Paul. Minn., providing
their !*tter is received before October I*.
a« no free samples can i-o obtained after
that date.
the street. One of ;h-~m rats ba •'* to the
sidewalk in time 10 ee-ape the scam, but
the other was frightMt«d and was knocked
down by * wheel. Th. man ». ao was -driv
ing stopped a moment, loo* enough for
the cMM to jump up and run back to h*r
companion, and then up to Third
avenue. 3ev«ri". nun fvilos»-» hm, and
w --.en he drove hark down to Seaad ave
nue he wa# pointed ■ -it to Dete "ivr* Phi
lips. wao arrested him. people sai l
that. Card ani his comped.nn ha i Ven
dr.nking The chfid's injuries mer* trifling,
according to thqas woo wer- pr< <eot, hut
in Any forceful remarks *•*» tr.i*Je -*t ?be
way the mea drove or. after kao *.ng the
child do* a.
A " 1 aiuboo" Hatter Man.
Th»re ar~ three an-a in Seattle, each of
whom paid Jl.V> to se- ure the right to HUK.-
"Vamboo butter.'* Yesterday :he>e men
were investigating the lam- to e-*e tf there
w .ts any way to get their m. ~y "*M ~k ->r
put the "Yamboo" man in jail. Tie offi
ciate of the prosecuting attorney s office
would not have anything to do * th the
case. "Yamboo batter" ss made by a lat
ent process. The patent is supposed to
have been issued in September, I© 4. to J
Charles Wilson. Some kind of a compound
is used. One or two tf th<- victiaes had
gon* so far as to set ire room* In which
to open up business.
The Menatland Robbery.
All of the women who were arrested Sun
day on suspicion of being implicate*! in the
robbery of John fHensland of ITT in the
doorway of the "Fashion." a disreputable
hous-e tn Washington allsy. were dis
charged yesterday eacept "Marae" Parker,
alias "Wilson. mid't so many contra
drtory statements that tho suspicion of
the police was greatly Increased, and to
cap the climax Skensland positively Wen
t'.fied her a? the woman that inve gied htm
.ruo the doorway. A warrant was issued
last evening in Justice McElwain s court,
the woman wnh robbery.
A Deserter trrrsted.
Lemon Price, colored, was arrested yes
teriay afternoon by Oifi'-er Corbetl on
th* ,-harge- of having deserted from the
I'nit'-d Sta'es army Price m.«de no denial
that he had beer* one of I * aril) boys,
am? did not se»m to be sorried at be n?
taken into istody. lie told Corb- t- ,
he would not make any attempt to run
away, no matter where be was >ft. let
ter* mere found on him bearing the post
mark of Assinaboine. Mon* , wh»re ore
a* The army posts is locaf-d Pr ; c.-* si<
turn 1 ovr to Corporal "William M ,*T-i:.
oft,;- r*- -rts ill ng 018 .
A Japawese H reader.
S Fu:-"«. a Japanese trre?tier, »- 'mp>l
to throw *«ry man in the Yokohama
fcou»" U* Pund»v «-v»3ln* H? * .•.« tnafe
imc gw>4 <>rofr*-*P. bat Sfally two
each irot hold of a Ses. and two *~a h
•rot hold of an arm. and threw him down.
Then th* crowd «: on Fws unci! Ofßcer
Orant arrested him for dlaorde*;- •• I . •
Fura paid tv> f.ne in th« mun:<*:jtal court
yesterday afternoon.
Arnold Dlsrharcred From (Siindf.
J. 1! Arnold, atftiteh#r, who wa« chared
•m "h havin* Votney CrandaU'4
r«v>m. corner of Wflkr an ! a\<nu<»
•oufb. of 13 s . at* from e ivody
yesterday afternoon t»y Jastire if* *•:<**;**
Th® Juatkro took th* ground that al-hotjith
w»r" Mi f r Arno't i J.rv
would cot convict.
Took a I>o»e of I.anrianam.
!>" i o*»a»n (jmrttW arS'h h«r htsshand
S afternoon and then took • do*** of
la .1-1 an cm. E>r Emm en* was • ,n and
aft-r co*'* >rah> hard work overcame the
effr-cts of the dru« The live on Ter
ra ■*» *tre»*t m a lodf <i( how M- - 0!s«a
is «» t s» have sfcmntH *ui- ,-ie befor«.
Mis Sister MISSIRK.
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