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fOBD ON THE STAND.
fyB g I 9C TO rtTiiUWI AS AUBI
fom THE At:<T«D MAX.
g»c »PfWfkfr flm taaa Bo H'ao la
Wbeo the illeted »e<w«„
gfg mt J*ml' *«rl«d Taak Plaee
Colled ky lb* Itat*.
I>e dafeca® tn the Ford coae y*a«#rd^y
—, ghent MrtakUah r i an aMW far th* ac-
TLjj M ;
•k« w»b of wfiiz-h. the d»f*na*
«t2 eatabttah beyond a powtir-i*-
that be *" of tka eJty on the
:» the latnrrwatton aa ti»* dote
Mhm be awmai r 'latiiil the aa«ioto« of
mm/eef
t<» Ford'a teottmony ftvrr
|irt —afte-nooß. he w« »n#ar»d tn
*Tjj if «eriia tr. a W»'hodia' ravlval me«>
M at Or., from January 2
u frtrw I
tV eriartna: ivtw«-ert the
and ie**.« It waa alleged be**n
aa»a»rr ®-
Rfpi'-v the young mar arbo naa
woe" prom;«*er.*. in tbe caa» baa
«6 «g! aappif Mm Itttoi iJllai, taottmo^y.
Fari <*a the «tood.
TV deferae began fwttto# In Ita ma rj
by the W. T Fird.
te tbf atary Ford waa «wom and t~>k
.j m th* w;:a»«e «*h*lr r.
■Tifr.t' t wl'.a the determination to k»*p
IK hrttM« Us trim throughout the ea
•jgisattofi
f 'Jute liutaphr.oa conducted tbe eaaml-
Mt Vf. is cri-f a"* W b t-'-e ai«» «rf a
aahnda- asked Fird »a to Ma wh-rr
-9R tbe date* named by
hirfsrd ir her erldenea for 'ha atate It
• « ta lamembered that tta aiate *n
C 2 to ele<r* tipoo w*il<!h date
wdactior. t. '* piace. Tbl* dete
jn* I*** * ? January ».
V'*ce*- iti4 poei'ively that he wa* out
M tbe tW on h .u.rday. J*r; ; »ry 3 on
q, 4aon whkh «ald *h« *l«»f»-d
ktss !s hi* Q&<~* * tha* he th#"! attetoj.-t
--ti to aocompitah » r r~itn. He waa a:
Berbers Or where h. w-nt to after *.
trvtiru: meeting in the Metko«lat church
«T tbat «lty . _
Oc tbe following Saturday Jaraary 9>
0t tbe date on whleb Je*«e awore ahe
f*G a Ttcim to bla importunltlea. be waa
(ttii at Ko»#s>*srg.
Oalag aver the calendar wJth hla
yu fart awore that he wm at home hs
Jasaarr 1 the day hi* daughter arrived
tae dreams*an -■<- by which Je*»le ftied
a« cbrono'ogl<*aJ order »uhee<juen'
«r«o!< On Jarmary i. at I>> tn th* morn
tmm k* left for Olympia to attend
Kiaten of the legia'ature. H«> re' irr."i
m the ttth. and left aga*n for the Capital
Jasuary I£. On the JOth fee returned
tea*, arriving In Seattla at •*' in t>»e
•twine
Be »pen- the 17th here hut aga'n w-rst
t» Olympi*. this tim* to deliver a b tut
«e Monday. January 1«- On January »
fct left Otyrapla for Portland at w- h
0j he atopped January 3® and S. On th-~
®; ke took the train for Roaeburg ar
ifrtag there on the of January 3
Be twora be did not leave that pi» •*
mtl' February $. Je»aie Mnrfard swore
eat their criiniral raUtlona began Jar i
try » at the time Ford ewore that h»»
vu mllea away and engaged la aar.;sg
amk In a revival meeting
At thfa" point the defonae produced a
Ineh it receipt etob* which the w!!n<-«<i
Heaftfle-i a* showing the amo he h,*d
ltee!v«»! from wen who fursed tbe En-
Oetrav-- rank. Knight* of Pythta* Ford
r**& tram the atuba the name* of men
frofli vham ha had received du»* and td
gfe»;,*sr f*-es during tha drat w»ek in
raarr Among the names were F S
Chwrh:.!. George Carter and I t> Riddle.
C T Benjamin. J. F. Temple and F
Mke
ftMpoad-'nr to queatit-na by hla eounaeJ.
tibe defendant detail-d the eventa eonne< t
t4 «tth work at Rogehurg, Or. He
«*<s t»*at he art's-e*! t »re on the ivn' g j
«f Jaaaary 3 and asalated In revival aerv-
Ite* at the bfethc-dist church,
»t|kf?T He said that he at<>pp#d nlghta at :
tte ?w«»e of one the member* of the
tIM He ate h!s mea'a at ptacea to ;
Ifcfek be waa Invited.
Q-F->w long have you been a mirijs»er* J
A-Tbi* la my twentieth or twenty-flrat j
jw
d-W>*r *»r» jroa romm'winnfd a* n
tttaat onraja!*»r for the Endowment
. mak. K thfw ' Pytfc i«*
A-Mty t I**
0-—What other o;p<-* d<» you hold*
Henrf a( ihr i. »• a
A.-Ofi the third Ttir«dav of N v*r*mher
Wt | v»« el->t«j «■ •.».••«* p- • '-nt »f
toe American Aaaorta!! •>«.
Witrea.* «id that hi* !>ff -e As preaidpnt
•f the *i« 1 > a * .-.1 »• rtv>ma
» B and ST* In th» If'nokley t M;mr
Q -W'm tha KfN k pt
A-Tw ftr: the njJ» wm to keep ft
®WytWn* **a aupooaed to b*«
lTH?i#a» erp!air>.ed ftirthee «Sat a< pre*}
•W »f the *r*»r he «ai e*-iff • .>
tfeatman \f the r ' Jv l- va! b\ard
•M -n-T,-r "
Q - Ha* dd *■ is the halJ to the
***• '» jro'tr pi % ate «<!!••# *
A.—By ra!*pir.a *• the Awr
Q —At »bv ?.;r'-r Jar
**ar o?h»r t *ne d.d rm •:* on th«-
****• «''h fv r ar«n irour.d J*-»;e Mor
rrfi *
A.—jCa ar
' 1 »v " ' v d -etn ott th -
•5k r?*i» i# t .
wlit*e«p ttmrr-<vd tbe , ->a' , s» a» Kei"*
•* f-ve Fv«; a ae«w ' »•»«<
!t * S * " • ar.f r'-*kefr TV- t
- •-»:! "hat he had h»d
a o><vl ♦ -r.< .n 1 «s»
*r or o- » o* v th* f.-i ,- g» tn • v<>
y !t " "« 1 a* tf he had Wn
r- as v*« the ■«•*•{» he
eat he t~ «! ? r tnvi-*h
o-iv,. rft , „, r ~ w
, 7" **--• »•• ♦ a"ar araterf
M[a Fr
' * 4 IP? ov v a. a. -f 5
w . t ;
Ts,*, "V* { ' ' *"> A "* '
- -a n<* »• »v # ,„•».
the - • -» -r t
* v *"•'
# w a*s • thre*-
*'* - r • -1 that Jea, .
,,wk " n
"t • e »• «
£,7"*' 3f - T — • - ■ >
* u "-* r x " n " "
we , fc " 41 "> p."— **e * •
ah» rt«fc«_a .
a„ -• a pla."-»- 'Hat «h#
v , ~ . ...
»...***, ** a fr -I.a of .Te»e«e*a that
X*''* ' 1 k i-'
' " - k * 1 * *
ft:a r*' k rne -
' '• ' •.ft - * (.»• »#
— —«:
-*mmnmtm wmmm
JL JJ m^
DRIED
OKRA.
wan rraVc joar o»t»
t!i:nN\ Creole
•••fern, ti«mK> s?ap, ctw.
I?* f*lt at ttean a? atrr
t.m* stse» ttm mcher 4iad H* h*d told
® th*t sfcs could stay tard'-r r*»# ar
!»*«——! " »ea« « *Ae uaed and be
"T*4
to fur-h*r twfio-.i
«*d that he had tftid »>,. a - 9
could not rs w-fc Rerry the rr»»- ~ ar
»aa~*» »m t* #M fw fe«r 0h« k*s
fcJ * t/lAt ,!i * kad gone 9Q« s*>a* rid
ing with hits ar.d had oe »., car
"7 ** she coV.d sot g*
*2, wta ®*» n^T h«*» f«p lsy f* m
' r -* r that ob* must obey her sist*rs
(OBfcMI, «- *»e OMM *r, o*Jt w h *
w '- tm y* **'• *2»R* He had told ber
f? 1 ***** »««» held htm
***** Sf •*»« •»ot w-ong J#**£* b~g*a
goteg to •rls'jo-' after tfce Fork's h- ;
a»«**d to Mad: *o-r. «tr«ct.
Agai* the entertain :-*r (tn* of **rt *>
•Wp. run ~ vu brought tat® the ease'
Ford a*id v. » 4vj h# „ , t „ u
tor fcer to pay »• this gstne *♦ «y;* •
*ntb th» hoys. R# <*ts< h s»* ow eight
** * r rr * f And found her ie »ii*
ttm* wtffe aosre boys.
*1 ***■•'' ber if sne was p!ay* B g Twrr,
»he»p ran.* and she said yes I »i>*d her
that ««• »»? rh« right time of day to
play the ||» with the Vs? »
"At an«-fc«r t«tn» she ><k«! k> to let
y ** i MM -h*t
•he had be-ter not go Tfc's »>• tr I*,
eember She Mid that If I would let b»-
go she would mt hr>m» l*r » o'clock
ail act «r- b».~k mi 4ftpy , hMd
®al! ranr,:n« Her «r*» that ho
had k*>pt tU! I*;* * n <3 that
•he *u !»!k riir sad fi>root how iat« It
**" J **k»<J h«r what eise wo .-Ido !f
I tflld her »i«or Laura. a»d the ud,
*«o i n»? havi> her ksow t* * r
anjrthtß* I *ald 'Now, J®**;* jf »h 4 «
oc-rir* s*i!n roy win h*r* t t . aaather
P J "~* to stay * Bho ert»»d »nd with a!
(Mart b»«**d ate not to r#il. «ay.a* ? k»-
•ho w<hj;.i n<e*er iat tt <*e*-ar In
April «<« jji and a**la
I talked to her «ho«t ft.-
Q Do run kr.Aw of her b-ing out with
Rjpuy, and ta.ik.ng to her ghoat
A. Tee
Q What did yog My*
A. I toift her she IT. jt*" oe? go oa? wth
b.m or any ■Jthee boy after ebur-h H •
•he did February ? | went out art!
kranocht her Into the churrb.
*•** auppoeed to he going to lodge
® n * night " -or.tinu»d *h» w »f. ->j; .
1 did no? go Mrw rord went Jee.ie
a.k#>d me if i ma , going, and I aai« !
did know. After Mr, Ford had gone
Bon Ripi*v Car! Anderson and or» a'
tw* other boya came Isto ft* vard J«.
aent my aecwd son oat Into the vard t ■>
tei ! the hoys that papa was hame an?
p| ~ f
and said to tfeem »hat tb. y were w.'i •
to e-j me to the house, but m#• r.-.m."
witen I was there "
Here an ob)«rt or was made to th?*
timony o n aeoount of tb* fact that Jes«e
wa* n » prewenf sustained
agvr, told of the rr>oma te the
Hintkle> bujding. saying t at on Apr;. 1
he had given up *n hu» Si
About the flr*t week In January F rd
Mid. replying to Qnemt'ona ha t ? ! !
him her slater wanted her to go to another
place hut that she did not Want ta leave
He Mid her she could asay as long as she
behaved herself.
<»n cross -eaamlna*! Mb was *sk>.l
If he had met T F-rby January 15 H»
denies that he had Der}*d that
W«» In -he of- * J ur> j" or I>»r:i -d
that be had told Forfcy to m*et J s*le st
h's office
H t.ftew waa asked as to his testimony
tt, in wM-' h * i tjnitted being In
Beartl* the latter par' or January. He >x
pMined by aaying that he had not had
time to g> over tus re rds a.-id did not
hare * chance to prepare for !" e triaL
Witness said that r>-* d> rto h ! * pri
vate .dB--e waa a Idom If aver left ajar
At another time in tbe
tk*n the state sought to prove that by re
signing hi* pastorate and
from the ministry before tbe church trial
Fr>rd had virtually admitted h.a gu-.lt.
The court sustained * vigorous objection
by defense.
After Mr. F rd if ft the s'and J 8.
Churchill, a hardware merchant at Rw
burg, waa called, and swore positively
that Ford caMM to h«s ;*tty January S
sod pr»ach«-d nightly at the revival meet
ings ur.t 5 February & He SAW him every
day. W1 tne*« was re<-ord,ng j*t*ward of
the Methodist chur h a; R « *• .r* ar.d
was se.-rettry of the lo'.t- ,>f Tnifarm
Rank whi h Ft:rd organised there
Everett Fjrd. ».->n of the defendant, was
the pr*rvipaJ witneaa during the rooming
pro<**«d!ng«. He toid bo* Jesa'.e related
"emitty" atar.ee or.* railed the "red,
and b'u*.*" another "the li •••
•tory.** »fi th* thin! entitled "ruaty
tool*" Witnru re-told at ;rt*» '>r
th# Of the J jry tad the morr< d
ntiaded crowd pre**r,t ;n the rotirt r as
At T * O' m. t*e LH * U 'ft Or t; J
o'clock th:« atorntef.
**» > r»nri«rn »lmmrrt.
Sf**Bß#hip Walla Wilt* «*IW ye<rt«>r-*ay
t*r C < ttffomta, a» •*• th«- ?->* » «
Hat of p*a*.Tiger*: Annie Strum. P.
Stnin, Mm M A B'imirw, J -t Bar
thotasurw Mr* J K H#nd*r*Jß f' Cla»-
trom, R K Samp« n. Mrs J D.
R*rthc}o*rea» Vl'<' V fiarth J.
Mr*. J Lxnr-.'. VF » K. L a
♦a. Mi'! T>e H I- Rock**! \V K «U it
er, J. A Stewart. P'tfsc T m
R «*. W <.' Smith t T K-mp, sfr«, Tay
lor. D. F Arm»?rrff C F Anmtnnx
JimM W ffi.'liin R;>e. W E
J. R. I* OH' < rt.
J F Mat to* jr. J E S. J WIU aica J.
N >ian C F H» . r. ■:•■ rt» 1 - J-- ft
Lo««n. Axnt»trcr»* li tuM F-.«» MemTl.
Mr* It, C H«*fss.T A. tr-. •% J Vr-.g.
l&H-y Umcrtt, R. 11. Lisobt Walter
C U Merr 1. (ulet -» H. W»W.
Mitarah S. Dicker, Mr*, H»nf ni. It.
J'Tajcer. I- J*r***r. Wiaiim Ho*irxl K
H hrv*. Ctorc W W S<«them,
J, \\ Fr*nket. Frask .Nttfe und
tec?R4 cLSM
i«: - ««;*hip »"ms» .1* arrived yesterday
fr » !Un Fmn»'»t*o.
Uaika lrm«i>iirli«tiA* Nm>><
P - e*ni*' R •*! * ->f Wuhinftos Ar
A!*»k* <Vrt * :t !»< iv«r
>r,» :r p!« V«'!!e T ♦ .S*t» ot her r.--tt
departure for SkAguay i»*e n t bf~ n
•cheduled
It S» ijv.w a!f. "st «ett!e<|. *n t"» or.?-.-*-
of : ctUi -»rt r* f '" ,, N - km+t
Tr*-«r*r C «s;*ny -«.t
the •*earner For »r 1 ra# Heeti?. <S <s*a! ti
P».j! h ti»rb r » th*» o»n-inued oi feer
Jowmejr to ?t. M; -t**ej
fttearwer Ot'* ' will *a.i fr
Dyea and S*a< af Th n> '»y r f"*.
Fn«»re « »r«« f«f
The ci'pp*r ahij* T* - *r;a haa aailerf froan
FbiladeU M* ' S .tt!- » • a
-»rir> of 2»* *'«« ail ' ft- - t - e
ia 4«e la F't-roarj The a < ;f t•■
Ta-Jtua :• oa« of t v e -keat n r «rl
The vWtnc of the «>- .• -r 1
t .# ent*K ! .»hsrer<t hv «**e A* *r •- * 1»-
f!<lc Tr»r*fwrtafloa C.mb;«ny of F v . "%-
<• •;•*• *. ef a ref-slar Une of ▼«*•»'■» t.- Sc
at tie.
>T-.t e 5* h—eb* *'v»« by f"- X'n "d
J! »t « v ,»r-l ♦•■-•* "e J' • W -
. }• : s ar* - ftr*- ''**■* "• •
I«»r•• adrift frees it* j»•*'!«k>o off '&♦ f< ,1
n n>u -»,{ c rf | w « • tt wi: r#-
t-.a-oed a» sa>e« ♦ ffKtk s.::e.
v*e • ««- • » •'
Si* ai I> «••»'• x t.■> the r at-Ir'e* « •
IV»RT TO«NSFSr> Oft 1! T>e i t
Fo»rd • " Tt.i «rh. h .-*. a» be- i
iwak-ri# effort# to better te—
frar-bSr f*r« f- N r •' » «r-- >f fa
I'r, ted Stat--# ax. I St s • "«#
reeai»*d ««»yar.-» « aa s ■ of 1 ' •
Weaiara tH»t that * lis *
will be e*t*»d»4 to rea. *s r,h or.iy tr# {«»
Cape F'atterr A -at- e * he U..1 ■« r.-~»
t:-e S—a;t» of J.as t< ■' \ to \ "-a.
ar-J Fort T9»*»f * * St Bi i« the *-
n.* T>»e t p
toear»»act f:«rr;*:*af m f-Nr
»o« a*der «*-n»,tn •• * rear P. T • -
erd. haa kas:«*-' l act .» oe ta« . f
t»« KaMers Vr. tv.
A <1 t; la* ef I -tf v rr *a a" 4 . 1 « 1
bacd wa: Ti rnm Kri'v', 2: C a
street.
otSora for real Sew. Si ->ia
t .;.d
OHIO STEEL RAN6ES.
A car load just arrived. Xothine cheaper in the
market, quality considered. Have ttood the test for
twelve year*.
I. C. Miles Co. "ftiyssss*
MEET Af'TEI; ti VEAKS
»FHf.E**T «4RO A*n BROTHER
r*%e ** odd nmncKi.
Tfc* falle* ORf»r tpproarhH tfce
ttrret *»» a Won Who Torn* Oot
to Bf -«fc» lo«( !.»»•« Brothe**"—
Mm her* of • WelMta««a Faaally
To r-v-two y«ar» a*r 1 of Po'ieo
Irvtn# Ward and his brothor Harry •*?*•
!-. la. T«*rs p^-t.
*.-d o« word ra it.* o! Henry H:t brotr.er
maA «i»tor» tr:ed to #»t traco of s.m. but.
fa . 4 at paiat G**e bias up »J
d«ad. Tf-aterday aifxeraooo R» rj#ar-t Wirl
waJi «tand!n« on arena*, ooraar of
Cherry atre*t. wboa a man walked up to
him and p«-*!rir ut hi» sand sa.i: "Haw
do you do. Irx.agT'
Ward ia«o!urstartly pat ot« hj hand asd
t<v>* tba: o? the atranjrer rerra'k r^
Tt.it a my name, but you have tbe beat
of me.*"
'Don t yo- r y or br"»ther
He- ryT* * *«y? the stranger.
"T-« I .? i: $ twer-ty-two yean since I
hav*. seen or heard of Mm."
"Weii I arr TTerry" said the in. "and
it »u by c»ert a Sea that I saw your
name In the tad though: you
aigtit be a»y brother"
Tie two thus s-nararely united MJ to
talking over aid tim<»s and the charges
that have 'aken plaea else* ?h»y were
e:isdr*r. of fixe proverbial silew spoon.
1r\,:.4 ar><l He-nry Ward are m*«rtwra
of one of the oil#* and as at aristocratic
New York fa»r.:ll»» At South D- ver *:.«rs
Is a mon .me&t erected to the memory of
th* r fa'Nr by '.he Twentieth N'* York
n < * a ar.<i th« F.a»' New York \!*?k ft
c<>r,/«r*r e It is a rrtbute to the
parson," as be was called. who gave up
his life for Ms ecu n try'a honor at the sec
ond tat- e a' Pull Run. T * eider W.trd
*a* a lawyer in Nnr York dry. and mar
ried Miss Jane Eiiaabeth Heerman. whose
fa«r !y m.sr»:»»d to New Tork from Hol
land n MM and settled !ts H*rkim-?r coun
ty. Her js W "..am Hetrsas was ona
of the three original ria:ainta of M»ra
Island and he d.eO while iitlgatica was
in yr< r*es» with the government. It wu
owing ;o the influence of hia a.fe that Mr
Ward fare up the practice »>f Saw and
entered the ministry. When the war wi?h
the South brok* out he received a eom
oatssioß as chaplain of the Twentieth New
Tork res.men: militia He rais'-d a com
pany. and by the unanimous rote o( its
wa* made eap'a;n. The regiment
was under oir.mand of Col. Piatt, a per
sonal fr; nd f Ur Ward. At the seond
ban;* of Bail Rao Mr Ward waa killed
Hii rema;n» were brought ha k to New
Y -k ar.il bur.-! So dtf- ply was he i-e
--lored by h;s associates, both in the min
istry a.od mi! tts. that the *■! i r« A to*
Twentieth and the East New Tork c. n
feren-e ere :«-d a monument at S ;?h
Dover, near New York to his mem ry.
M re than this they pr«s*st-4 the wid w
with a fine rriMac« and lot on One Hun
dred and Btrh-eeath street, Harlem Two
years iater Mis. Ward died, leaving six
children wen: to IIx» w h r>r.
R>jx is. of Pit:»f rd, N Y , w
was tak>a in charge by Dr. K "g. of New
Y rk. Dr K: * was atr mber .f the Fl>«'
N* w York > rvferecc* and «übse>iuen:ly
be,-am- a bishop. Minnie Ward, one of
Irving s risers marrt<«d MIS!: »aire T.,:s.
of HarVm N. Y . and still lives th*re.
His aiater 7mura was adopted by ex-Oov
Holly, if Conae-ticut. a d hia si« er Ala
tr.*rr-d \ man r' --d Mculton and ts iv-
Usg at Santa Crus, Cal.
Trr'.na was edu-s'td at what is tv>w
caUed Syracuse university, and he cut a
tr >ad swath, having p.. nty of money, and
be:ng naturally a fine-looking, ath; tie
yottat sran. \Mvec he be am# of age he
MS he r to a considerable fortune, and
lik* his brother H nry. enjoyed it.
Finally the two brothers met *,rain ,n
X'svmr rt. la ar.d s- pa rate ! tw rry-'w >
yea-» ago. Whit b»~ame of Heary no ne
kn»w He dr c mrle"e.y out -f
■teht. and his brother and sisters thought
of him as occupy:tig as unkn wn gra\
Irving ffnally er. ered the fitted States
army and be* :at a member of * v .e F jt
•een-h infant;-. li> ated xt Yaax'Uver.
Wash., barra-ks. In was feoncr
aMy muK<-r»-4 out of serv.-e and came to 1
SwattV to live T* r th—ee years ago !
he Joined the p- Bee force, but no one kn?w !
anything aW-ut )>.n or his history He
trade a flrse -ff +r and waa popular wi:h
the people along erery to which he ;
was ass'irr.ed F'nslly Chief Reed needed
a sergeant, and he d* :»d thst Ward wi« i
t'-e p-e f.r the n. S.rhi' *p«
point meet U a-d has fr* *■<! to *"•« on f
the best ctP -ers er«r d nned a ari- {
form- He att<?:vds strictly to h's duty and :
Is universally popular. Had been
f r | e ur "tp«- * d sn-eting « r. t « '
brother his *!i**-,ry would proba! iy have
remal *«d a blank to h;s fellow- fficers and J
friesda
1 . \\ i has 1 a!! r r t>e w - I •
a•• eh* left they ~ I>av»nport am j
f r • • ral ye'srs was a deputy shenff us j
A risen a
Tke Brake trm Hrnke.
The naer w . . up* e* ?w -ty-stx pa-s
--er»r»rs » w* •' * ard motorrfiaa fr m i
s - r»et ra way f •>-*sy -ftem on was 'he
task of the cift yesterday. T-e *»n.-raj
Vircltt wss that if the facts d-d r.ot 1
show for tli msr?v*a oae would have |
hatt*tei a car .• d *vs s ,-c*d
a te?j-f>ot enibankm- r.t wf at k <
s me*" e A car*f*.. <•». air. a' "r, rf
car was made l y Mt.ja. r
O-af""* a- '
They * v i -1 the a \t<" t »»• dxi>- •
t"»il -s of the 5 rase arm •. adcrr- a* x f
car T v e hr-ak sr*« a in o *
lielnf o sieit .">f crysjantsa*. a. The ir
» i! be drawn up trera s p-«»- nt p >n
by running a wire to the axie and UMI
tofeint <sn the e»r<-tr>c current. Peter ;
Rnb -son. the ««Rtftirt»r - h - I h<s : -■
by » t" * fr m the brake r.ars *:
U ger ng a' sg R'-^-ljr.
I |«(M In Ike Trtn Hiwtaelf.
C arles S..users, avh. was arr*«t«d Vv '
fV'e " *»a -d *« * • «-*
»• r* i'V of Mrs. Mf« .tr. ..»? r m j
x."" . •>: ■ 'a-, he* ** corner -
streot and Seeend tmai t"j*h and -u
--rr er«-. s r > r i' ef• a. w a ' • * an ea
aftertws - - ' b».>s'arv
d-fau't s€ bends be waa - -»jt. • ' t» I
• a,« :* • S m»rs s - » roaa »
tr,a a t- *maa 'ha: another rrsr re v '-r--i
M-s B iw ♦- and attempt*-! t . ..j
A. K. Wakt under nhsety-st* \
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-nTE SEATTLE POST-IKTELLIGEMCrf. TUESDAY. OCTOBER !J. I*l
DESL«ID« OF kKTHODIIT UIXiV
Cqaal Repre»»«tart»« In* a Live
Issae ta the Cbarek.
A fpaeatlse of irstanaa intcreat to -r*x
bers of the Metnodiat Kp.acapai rbnrch,
as a body, a '*.ng dkecuaaed fay u.9
e<al papera and .a e a-. - «:»•« m«et.aga
throngsjai tbe country. It ji aa
"lbs aao» -nfccat ta to« e*j jai rep
w«— tat:cin of aun-*:era ax-J La>'3>en
tbe geatra. conferaice. At a;
grffin anil tie oooferacca -» cvai
pc«ea of miniatera and iaymee. but :bo
proportion as not -r r-;r«-
aentat. s .a determ.ied by tie sea. .-er-
ah.p of the eevera. aanu* 1 conference*,
tier* being more than lot la tbe worid.
i-af :. .*1 conference j» to >aa
■B.naiierra. :-.*ga".e for every f jrty-Sva
m«m.*;«era Lay i-,eg*;ea constat af '.* i
laymen for each aaaaal onfurrn -t a
c*rpt au be nfereacea aa have but one
mir..#T.«ral wtu:b oocferencea
ahaa each be entitled to one ay delegate.
Thus composed tha general conferen.e j
mad* -p wua two tiird* m.:;.a:era and
laymen. !s v.*w of tbe law
mak.ng and governing power of t-is con
ference. tbe laj-men Insist that they are
entitled to tbe iini« representation aa tn*
n~si*:ry.
Tbe an of th:a aubjett led to a
laymen'a coaveatloa, whicb was recently
be;d in ladianapoiia. About ?*> Me;b
odjtt laytnac of ir.i»ana were pr-»-.n: riaJ
a nun.t«:r of papers were rt ad.
bearing en the ngat of .aymcn to e«j-al
representation and dlacusaslng methods of
•acurtcg that r;<at. Tfi.rty delegates were
choaen tc ktu-nd a proposed national con
vention, and an executive comai.tlee waa
appointed to look after the further In- tr
eat* of the movement tn Indiana. Tha
re»c.i-v.ona adopted aaaerted the ioyalty of
the laity a belief that the exiting pel cy
la a h.ndrance to prosperity; that a m.r<»
arttve eo-opera: on between the la-ty and
the ministry w.il prosKie church laier
e»:a; that the desire for equai reprea- nta
tion a general a'd the pr.aciple rigiit
and neceasary: that we urge upon ttse
general conference to grant «uch repre
aectatlon w:tho«jt I'llu. n t>r rtstr.ctlon;
that a national convention be held -a In
dlanapoiia in October, lfiw.
Early In the history of the Method st
church the laity bad no rc-ic*
whatever In the general conference and
the agitation be:ares so Intense that a
of minister* and laymen with
drew and formed! the Method:*t Protestant
cr. w v rh organ**': a has since g& r.-
ed considerable strength.
The d sjand for equal representation Is
int-.Tuat. .y related to the "w >man ques
tion"* In the waw church. Both are open
questions yet. in spite of the effort at set
tlement two years ago. and bid fair to
cause v.- detpread d.---u«« on and become
the leading issues at tha next general con
ference.
n%pri!«r co\*K»nos.
T»nth Irnael M<-etlnar to Open in Sr.
attle Today.
T"» rer.rh san::al meev.ng cf the North
west Bapfis: convention opens this
ine at :h«* N?rth Baptist church. There
will be miming, afternoon and evening
sewi jns during tod.iv, Wedneeiay. Thurs
day and Fnlay. Today s program me:
Moraisg "•t *«l<in—4 onve»ti<in Opm.fi
"Apart from The-' ail guln is lo«a; all
labor vainly done."
a 31—Prayer for the convention.
Judge R. S Greene.
"If Thy presence go not with me. carry
us mt ap hence."—Fx xsxi 15.
I<> v»>_Ctavention ope- ! \ Pre#il*at
G. A. C. Rochester. sJdresj f welcome.
Pastor I- J. Sawyer; response, IVr.or
I>u r.can La moat.
1* —Annual sermon. Pas'or James
Cairns
11:15—Business.
iftrraoon «e He vle*e of the
Vear.
"O I* •> r- - * OH er »v<r r" '■ nt,
Thot-s our §tre-*;h sni »-ay.**
2 # p. au—Prs. er sen. * Pi.-or O. L.
Hj!»"
"Walt on the Lord: be cf poM courar*,
srd He shs s ~ • h'.r* - ---irt: wait.
I say. on the l>rd"—Ps urfi:l4
I S»—Election of officers.
I'M—lntroduction of Corrs«p<Kid ng Sec
rettry W E- Rar. 2all. A. Hu.l. Response
w:th snr.usl report. General Missionary
vr K. RaadaO
J J&—'"Some Elen • nts of Sa-r-«i ;a Pas
toral VV k"* Pats' -r E 51 B'.lss. "Our
?w* J *- Work P. - r \. >r i. "Our
• •»-.-< W.rk," p3«tor J. A.
H Jo.hr* n.
4 r. -m ■ r»-n fr.an :hs field.
5 —Adjournment.
I'vrotee »r»*lo»—< nnteailmi Mls
tl«n«.
"It or- « 1 *--• :.ir.d rr.f t you at
God's right hand
Tour *v » » so iaaven* in Im
msaiMl's Uni.~
7 3 m—Sen of sorr Mrs. H. 9.
P >--kwell.
"Ye *t*il receive pw»r after ".'.at the
It' ■- m- - y-Ki,"—A-ts
l.#-Addw»: d. 'Xirs sad
v ~,jr. Pa#!.->- M IV. Miller "T.e
Poter-ta! . P«**.a* A.
rum The Z-» A-• -.» i and Pap»
s;i>.'e." Paster C F. Brown lea.
nRHI tTIES.
F" " - - 1 *- '■ mer Pe -r <- - «j»re»'i yester
day In the ks-sl -• rr he.:** for Taku
(*• i with 4? <*'• riilroad ties.
Kev J B. Goddard. a y-vjrj preacher
w k • >t* been in erary . tic « «rk for the
• st ' ■ - yetrs !« - w pp«».»r the Hi
Pert Oipsiat
was slapir boiling stak'« w»» Hi
f « P-'*'»e it '?• --.on for
gaasl-1 m at 115 W t-tirf.sa s'r-et.
A r"fiT ow-ed by the Washington Evsp
catsr r -mpsny F:r*t avenue and
was st >l»n ?„• 'ay even l "* Tie
aw.tee wts report«-1 to the polios last
p.-.v. -f Cimp. ats - s-viEugene Riley.
n a•: tr---» -writ to th« county
v.-«terfsy af"- - ?y Jnst:-a Ir.eer
s •: f r s terns or r-ve da s asch. Th»y
«' '*"*** t.. r* e fr-Mia a second
• ■;-. i Je-i'er on K" - ' ?te av*r;ie..
Jc- Fey ' ~s f •-.* ir - ts th» reve
• e cutter Peer l-.ad trouble sRk Ah
Moon, a fook. F<vey *cded tits matter by
-1« . K Xws tr r Te«'e-lay after
.r-e «p bK»f"»re Just <•
lngersoli, snd Fc 'v was f.aed L> and costa
rißi'.D THK
V Haa W Ilk a N»paia(lns a
T»r*et foe * R(*».
? il • • p • |ts»r.
AN v • «TES* < ft-me enknown
7 rsc-a «r»d four * ** ista "he slvs-p
own i * y Jake Letm# -v, *r I one ball
came onoMnfonsh v -i-cse to
v -v , r .- -g T~ s -t -r> ! Fr.Jiy. T 4 :e
«*. 's w- re dout" *■ -ed by some u
»ved fsrmer w » t»« loat csttte and
iM reason fee that his teas
rwMK ■(
ttia community. Learnsburjr t:ved hers
- y »rs »f" and the rsputa
-1 ' has-'eg b-#n e**%**-i its cat* ♦
»"es; ng a.:;t?nog*: he tras n«*<»r caught ta
the a rt- Ah- ut fre rears ago his ran#
*h hr-'-ken tiTt em* be ne to ta* pens
• sry a i « " - n ■» •rs ef stock
- *\» MM tr. "";e ptamnm of tl»IT
- r -. r^— •- a few we-k« ag Leamsbsry .
r ifr-'ji-ed hea I *. as asual. trare'nng ta: s
«—*l A-* - -sttie bfgsa ta be
te »-«■ and •J-»e day a r*- -aer found scms
cf &i< #- >-k tt-*ii ' a rrea or. the bmch.
a-1 on Isnfcr.g a- 1 «*tr L»a-nsb«r> »
- ths *v «er.**y ws t»g f-r
s In t* to sp-'.-g r? -r enable the skip- !
- - t■» tr,»ke % * * >--*r:ure af:#r the
- siaog- 'e- - f t*e s»» a dor e.
1., am* is sa.: to h*ye been !a trcub'.s
• W- a >m -n a .st cf -rcunterfei:_£g, .
and aia st Erera-t.
? t *»—ar a nagr: kt lad Jsnwss Burch ,
s a.i rat pt»ur.ar- Tsot Sunday and
tften * -.m»rd»-ned. K.'-n-lav moretag hts :
t r «u..U. ?.uLedi With bt—«*j, back '
a£ ua .
CIRIOSiriB BY MAIL
M»WE or THE I tTTTR* THAT COJffT
TO THE M4YOK « DE«K.
f,lr! * **• W*»t * Mt*rt Rs«ku<»
•ad Km Who Win Jo*, la ffce
Tki»k Kxeew-
Cearr«is It—City Hall If««.
T* MTV cf any n-y ;« mtunaa.l?* ts
ea«tmuaJear ~# w w eh make
Faail'ug bar even M*v .;*■
of N«* Tork. can-ot -".yw t
sr. re tuihMi than ' k »* wh;--h
bag eaau to tbe mayor of th;» city srtK-e
"ae pr*>a*st C'oaifte eras# was iau»<-ne-i
'-• >o the wor M. S&ea back Kast wr*»
1 **>* they wiU tr> Korth and w>rk for
t*a y*a-s a? r* a day t ih* mayor wiU
"y Sad smn>*o*M pay thasr passage
We#t ard N-vrth and furn.at> tlaem out
fits and food.
<liris *hi are ttre-d of th* dreary hom»
- -jf the East urge the mayor by Setter
■ c ' freeure them w rk at Da* wa Cry.
Tfc• y think the mayor of Seattle is the
he*# of That t.jwa. Uttciy st
artle la <iape*rrtn* the en-ire trad*. One
girl WAS s .re that If the-® la a nice re
»F«et*hie d&nc-e ball at Dawaon City she
eeu>d earn a food Bring. -for." she writ**.
"T can stag and play on the guitar. Pa
sayj I am fOclisll to talk abort the thb)(.
f '-it I am sure I caa m±kt a succee# of •r.
Sare ent?r*a_nm«ais Ir the church at
*MS oace a week, and I aiway* perform.
My fr.ends aay I am a bora aftim Will
I se-'J arv rjnssrT Ir*##e# if I • me*"
A woman ate K»>s in a New Jersey
farm wrote and at id ite could not mak»
a food !;vir.f in the East. She barred
that if she could g*t several ice Jersey
ccws which aha owrs into tha Klondike
country she could make a Lt'ie f rur»«
*e" 't ir Sr.e says sh* w- :'i be «o
hAppy if aha had a Blca ccmforraMa 'it
tie at Dawsca Cty *o that .ha
cc' ild be Independent. "I am rare." aha
writ** "the m.aera would buy than <
n preference to o ndanaed mlik. which
la not near a-> ff*>d as Jersey cr»am. '
"I am sure," aa*d a Seattle eff rial r**~
terday. ~that tf our Lady frtead from »w
had her cows at Dawson Just n w
she wouid t-aka but tt wau-d :.ot
be fr m the «a.--s of the milk."
Actinf
c*,ved a letter from three C\ afo r?r'a
who wait to marry three youn* W*atern
"T% Rl\e their faR E»m« la the
tetter but Mayor Crtrhton ref «*s to il
-5 w th» m to be published. One of he
rirls say a she is SS y-ars ct *«*. weifk®
135 pounds, has brown eyes and dark i'i
burn hair Another states that she is iy
S ytara of a*«, w».«ha 139. and is a bksr e.
The third glr! five* her af« «» 2A She
ta. accorditif to her own statement, a de
cided brunette. The firla say ;n their
letter:
are three prep^wssirf vounf wo
men of •▼erajre trvtc';t<er e d*>*;roL s tf
m*e:;ng three young m»n. brifht ar»d am
bitious. who are anxious to marry
some food. aeiwible younf wr>m»r..
At none of our maie ar<jua:-.t
ar. «i quite come up to our expex
tatlnn*. we take this means of raakir.c \ri
a.-cjuaintan-e. trusti-g that you. :n yoor
off '.a! capadty. would he al * to fiod
• *r.» one that you th -k wouUi answ-r.
We respectfu'!y awv: an answer Nw.
pS«ase Mr Mayor, trv ard find us three
>cen and we will never forget you."
Crlchton tum-d the letter over to
Frank Ol « .a. secretary < tha board of
public works.
Port Wirf-n Am s B- *wa h«l filed with
the city crwr.ptroller hi* report for the
month of «*. : "-*mbrr. ftr'.ag. other
lhir.|i, these fac.s: Number of ir
rlvsd daring the mouth. 4<i. including ~
steamers. 1* «.r.".:ng tmw'j; their re-Is
ter*d net vr.ri»-; w*s * I*. Number af
vessels d*juried daring the month. IT. in
cluding ST steamers asd 10 mll.es thwji;
their registered ntt tsnr.age was 2 ""4
Merchandise re-:* v-d from coastw,*e porta
amounted to tons: &i»tc har. l.se
shipped *o coast* «e pert.* 4>4 rati
shipped to coastwise ports, 24 *45: lurrt.-er
sh:r" t Sto astw se ports I.TT" W f*--t;
sh.rgies shipped to coaa:wlM ports, SS« <«.
Merchandise received from foreign ports,
«OC> toes, merchandise shipped to f m'.zn
j- rt« Z «•'»* tons: flour shipped to for*. gc
i lv> barrels; lumber. 187 609 foet:
shingles, W » c al 1.636 tors.
T v -> vai •» of t*e imports tti ISC M» ~S.
5 . ded as fMk>w«. From ths Orient. 14-
19": fr*»m British Columbia. $89,30. u>
The value cf the exports was t-Z 'S*.*.
div led as fellows: To the Orient. ISS 354;
to Honolulu. Hi 3M.K; to Centra!
II K*>: to Australia. IS. v 3; to British Co
lutrba. I* *.32-
The era:- r< elved by water from S.ur.d
points included 4:5 tons of oats and 144
• ns of trhr'at- The harbtr re:e pts for
September a maun ted to 1.3
A-ting- Mayor Crichton has app-ttfated E.
F James and R. L Holts#Jam »» s?er:al
off-- rs They hare AIM their
raths it ofC* ar.d have entered apt a their
duties.
-j-v.T -;?y '-*-!! not h4 the c*ntr*-t
f-r lighting the pubbc street* until nest
January, but already ths light eompanieo
of rh* 'ity a-* preparing t er.-er th» "rht
a- 3 d'B- r.strate TO the ~t'r that «A *h '
*ess*s the only light that is worth using
C. R C->Ulaa. manager of th* Seattle Gis
and Elsetrtc Light Crmpnay. has ad
d- «»*i a conur m -atira to the boari of
public works in which he say§: "The
e -Bpsay desir ~g to make s pract: i!
d-m nstraMor. >f 'he WelsNu-h systen r»f
street Hghtlß*. desires perm.ss.on from
r j t? erect fifty to be pla- d
en {V« following streets: On Madison.
»r*r.ae t* Terry svenue. >a
•f»rrv a**nue fram Madlsna to Jam- s:
oa James street from Te-ry sventi- to
Boylstoa.*" dty is a*k*d Ic ror.tribcts
•he' posts. The entire e*pease w- I be b rre
by th» estntscy. st l '! 'he esntbtt. n *il
be made for the s~> of sb w!-r
the citv ff". a'« and the public the true
value of the Ir t
BLEWCrr MILL. TO JLESTME.
nig risw Poilt to Tarry "Water t®
F»ta<-rr frasertlea.
P ! -patch to the Pc«st-!nt*' , 'g»r-*r
PI KWETT Oct twentj-.sr.'smp
r- II of tne Biewett Gold Mlr.irg Coospa-y
w.U resume opera'loes en the lath of this
after ee-vrrai months of ut ensna
The peehsstla Pla-er Min ng Comparf,
r , A--f C. Mss-S ard John Stt
der. of Tare ma. sre the prtsc pal »" Hl
h :ers. bss recently oornp eted s f ma
« .<• (ee- long, to the -osßpaay's prefe-y
-■XT Plewett. and when ths sprta* ra -s
c n.* they w.;. be abte to work the --"aims
. crery adran-aga. Msss-r*. Mason and
«• vdnr w ,1 ret ura to Tacorna next srt-k
i.r the winter.
THE OITPtT.
tnericaa l»r«»4actl«w H«« Eaarwons
l% t****** Sla«Wa
CHICAGO Ott. IL-Ths Taaea-Hersld
t -ti p-..- -nfs rejorts frotn ali ths foid
c ' *-' _ " * "* '*" * cr ,t:ry sr.: w
tr -rease tn *he output
fcr \« On ths sut-;e:t the TjceaHsrs-d
says*
q , = jj. -v # t*n"t»-1 ?*at*s has
lecnsM with marveloas rap'd ty d-ur -.g
CTjTeat year. The -raas of ths Mios
* X* ris- t 'ns »h t n-ot t v a«rurs tns
! REVERT" nc. 4
§ Oyster and *
Grill Room. •
f T%* **»r l» «fc# osTy f
fvktrt pr«npt »»f W aa4 |
••lata* arc na *
f kU«4 wl«k ae*»ra:» fk*r(N. A
(M* r **'**aklf Ik* k'«l
5 J. J. CWi, •
$ S» TTJ S*aor.l A».
# ♦ ■ A • ♦ t # • 4
\ warded
Hi fbest Honors—World's Fair,
GoM M«4al. ttidwtator Fair.
cream**^
mum
pmßni
Vast Fenect Made.
Vrttvt The
facta « they exist. Th-e KX»«<?'k" *
lota. yieiS f--r is~ Mwtaa roufhly. to Ne
abaat if- «6 M That a a comfartah:*
sum. bet it t« a as»re no'.ftir.f wtjen oca^.-
iwed with ti»# woehierfu) «tttpat of Us#
?»•■>!» ,n the Unit- i S:a:«a
The Times-Heraid- rcucbiy e*:;mat-n*
the total output for 19? of California. CM*
orado. the B.aek hills. Ar.ao-a. M nu-i.
I iaho and Oregon, places m« ilfures at
m >• 'i®. and say a
"Waa- .aft an. W«wsa!nf. Xew M»i -3
and NeTa.la wtl a. so m beary psr>d!x*rs,
and their yield w.il be enormously in
cr«aa«4. GmUac t v .s With the K! n
d.ke's estimated pro iic :1-ob of IS**'. <n_,
tha yie.d of tha Urn ted Statins for ISP? wtll
eirvHsj of tha world's
esumatissi output fur use year."
SEW CHMHiK KIMIS.
A Pert Tonnf n4 His Hu Seearrd
Valeablr Property.
PORT T*.WNSEND. Oct. 11.-A year
a*a Jacob E-hrm«a. of tha place, ttecml
an r»n *nat is knotra as the B x k
Butte srwjp of qu:rk.» rer mire#, w-1 .-h
L> 1 ocated ;n the mcoßtaina of coun
ty. Orefoa. milca frotc the town
of Cottage Grav- LAst week Behrm*n
succeeded in *»ttir.a a. me capitalists !n
--tereste<i In 'he s«"—n » and rr r.< v T--r
f.rst pajaiut on the group of claims
a*s ad^sed and the i- vl uatd.
Baferman ha# been qui-tly i>i >npwi|l m
the cia:ms tor the peat arverai month#,
a: d that they are mmer.-- y rtcb in
<i',-U':k.-.>er ha# b»en fully proven. A-s\ ns
t. <tea from ore p: died up har x .iaa.r J fr m
various parta of the ZSi acre# .nciuded
in the twenty claim* sft.w froai 3b to ♦
per cent, pure mercury, while some saai-
w;nt as hifh ?.# per cent. y
ar*- so Behrman aaaerta. co lea* than
S.4K.WO tor.a in plain siirht. this vast
<j :antsty af ore being :n. ..id*d in many
toi:idert whl-eh extend for iraiea over
property, and from pt-sce# ot which iba
icajt r *ferred to were made. Work >r,
A- .-elc; m- rtf *ne m;n« oa an eateas..'e
scale wul be started at onca.
It Is th* h-»*t. Dandruff era "seated, tha
*.«]p k-pt c' an and sweet, and the hair
made #e>ft and »*sy of arrangement, by
H*;l s V*g tab> S ian Hair R- newer.
A caoice stock of hick-grade piaitot and
organs and ererythir.g In the music j ne
a* Sterfflo- Clsy A Co's. ~S ?V .-nd Ava
I>r C L Xeison. Iwu:, wtil rfxsv*
ta Collin# block October IS.
K»»K *4LR-RE4I. E«T 4TF..
WJMMt
I One of the best lots In one of t\e t*>st
local, as; one bSork from MaJtson street;
i*wer, gaj>, admirable •arrouodiags and
good view; worth ia tlrr.rs I;.**, a
bargain of barga.&a
Ciau fciJ. CvwtfeiStCcr}
2u2 and 3*)3 >ew York Block.
A 411 *E\li:\Ts.
JEFFERSON THEATER
Cor Fourth AT sr. 1 Jefferson St.
EDWARD B. FRIEND. Manager.
ENORMOUS HIT OF
Walter Hodges
A.VD HIS POWERFUL COMPANT IN*
" *»ay Do*u in Dixie."
F- thusiis'le er.'f rsemect by Pr-ss aid
Public The sacc'ss v;f the seasoa. Se
cure your *e«ts early.
Boa office open from M to 13 a bl and
2 to 4 p. m
p-p«. .ar prtres—Kte. and Re.
Telephone No. Main I®L
XHIKD AT EM* F. THE TE&.
1 W. 14 RT'SSELL MAR. agar.
P.'M
j One week, starting Sunday. Oct. a.
TOKIOHT.
C«str»*« & 6raat * ComwfL iw
1= the Muf.-al Farrs C«x*dy.
The Dauler
Eery : rg
■
**Ths Only Pebtie oc the B#aeh.**
This w-*k, see It and Caspar* it with
; others.
p»tr:lar price# 1 *v*. *v* 4and 50r:
BCX s»*'a. 11 Viiea. &. seats as saj«
Tharsday. Oct.
Ceattle Theater. Tel. %t...
hJ v; - «•> - ~ «.•» - * As• -**«»
Pe si B Hpw Resident Mana *«r
T»a Ua'ttet Ticsdav.lct 12,
PEERLESS CORI!M>E,
And Op--a C r : • m.any.
r-PEOPLB- r «.
Dtrse t « '-n of Ft*dh sad Ma ier.
tfce treat »w Tar* Castso rw
-4* BtAlTl.-
Fr H -#S M -r* as< o".sta*a K«ra-r
Be-aatSful r- * ? s f ir.ry rce*eai*r*.
Gel mi caataat:a#. M ' -»r. t *c*r.je
rtgmruk Cat-by tau<. - l.:krett#
ar-; a g~»--4 cb'ru* ':■£ ~z- to.'~«a.
JPrusm —25c g&c Me. as4 |L Saats
st *S*Mrdtg. „ 4
The Mac Doug-all
& Southwkk Co.
Wn mAn Half the nine
. V Offlvli vt . 3v5» hundred pairs of
A RARE CHANCE. Women's Shoes we
told you of yester
day are still here— than** to the stormy weather that
lessened your chance *>r „• "tc. Thts an opportun ty
that is rare—to secure the grade footwear at u
little more than half the-r real value.
L*ci-a*' rr+tmtk Hi Buttaa £.?•-- ?uu;4-turr»d peiated t»««. pat
cat ioat£*r vspm. common • *-5. *:-i eJatb tsr* * :«as. &tm*r *b»a
tlx !iu a war* #e,d a: V IMk 7 :* is ;T.
Ladi"-«' Fr#»eh K : - .-.as. |-aaw«& *x:«a*-s*» »c>% pvtatadk
taes. tea** a**?. c ih or > i t- t ,i a t -oo>i *•( *r«atb«»
aba*. Ri«ttUr pr« «*.«*. Sal* jr • IS.:*.
I«ad!*a" Kraa- h X»i Buuea »bo«. -•.a~4-t:.n:«d 9clc%. m t c* brewed
*iu»r* tw, :*w ' ' "-.*•■ or k.d i;.*, a. *J» to *«U u K.A 9*l* jvlh
Lad?*«' ff MTf- W*}£ * t Kren. K-.i T"' • - »n t «Trt*r*t?a
aoiea oMdUai -ar* tM» c.«tli or k!4 la; a, :b* ra* __w *»,» xtrti. fla.a
jtrtef ».:T
n n p l- j ur Hues of Mncttin
-1 iaCl\j niobi!-5, toshes arr complete in
every respect. They are the same honest "sort of joods as
you find in all our departments. If there were better, you
would find them here. The quality is guaranteed, and the
price?* speak for themselves. *■
Ladies' Mackintoshes. Men's Mackintoshes
tif
I
Ladk«* ta r.ary y
aad black caafeMM*, fesKa ?*x
tur*. w-.ti d*ula.# cap* M-n"» Va-lctntaalMw *a wi .**.«*»
m,d. cf d «f *|W« •«* J*"* »»
Ali-wuoi .ifhmm. is black ar.d *«* * ***ia«o*b .'a bloa or Nac*
n»»7. testura, * iMa tricot, f*ajjr plaid I .atn& atit
dcuble et]M> *a»*»t collar. |Ut Ictse cap*, K. Ca.
I.ad;**' Macluatoaha*, a.-d* cf i Uwi . t v . ~ ..
a!-wo*i caMwar*. in b- * ar.d ** * blw
nary douM* trxtnr#. ! u 1 "' '• *ii-* tricot, f&ncy
sin*!* cm* ei-.Uur. W .*t «h-ck d Uiuo*. wtim loc« c*p%
L.3di*s' y» kte'.oiihw, tn».ie of T 34.
t«n i«d gr*jf covert ci'tb. doubJ# ~ ,_ . .
tcstuS: f Ma. kintcih. aal, o< «trm
xtivtx c«3Ur. I h'-ivr*! w ol or
Us 4!«- Mi-fcf,tw. »*.!« of cl»th. extra t3u.-4.itr, Uuiftf. ex
fancy casfciasr*. in k and r *ry, tri l«a«. ca«< CC 4L
doubt* uature, adjuatftbt* vr .. ... . . . _ . .
ca«. valwt collar, r «. 4 M«ki S :c** te «»•
Ladies' 2dack:eto*b««. mid# of * r<s ; *<•* »3-w«wl tricot, faacy
ftao ali-voU cMhaaer*. la Mvy, j I'* d liaiag. cellar, doub}*.
browa ar.d black, fail »i k Ifr -d br« Ajt*d, oraroal #* yj*. K.Si.
ihreu*bo..t. adjuKtabi* »lr..sia «ap«. .. . . . .
v».vn«n»r. n« M ' c * Ma cf .*rra
Indies' Ma cf - v •"T a.-*, I*- re* or arietta
imj>orU J nuaturea, ta tar:* and ctotfe. <j ;alitr wool Lnia^.
erajm, doubJ* texture, ad;...-- *«t culiaur. Buda ia tux coat atyia^
rap* **hret collar. fit*
Lidics* Mai-klnto#fc»*a, tnado of
Smarted cs»c*i«. -a navy nr. ! Wa-k. itcnh la ail-wool h*»~
bU k. w!;a har.Sa.-njß- pl« ! Bni e, r:*na ciotlv *.ih it&cr
adJu«taMe cava, relrc: co.- cei!ar. mad!" ta doubla
ixr. til •**. brt a • t«-d b x st yie, t.. S*\
Misses' Mackintoshes. ,2,";^
Mackiatoab«a. awiJe of io< So w*' m-xi v.je a v«yr acat
c.-v«rt elotb. la tan# and auid drea#y t«wa; tli 91.
double textur*. -bi« d< ib>
Boys' Hackintoshes.
aD-VOot r .sbowrr*. ta dark aavy
bl.i# do Ma textur*. F" •>-#* Ma k?B»usb*a ta b^aek
doubl# emp>\ Vtim coUar, « « wide-wmi® diA»oc.al. SA
Mitsn* Ma'ktat «h*«, m-. !* cf _ . w
all-arooi C..- 1 m#r». r**> t* t* B- >a fa -st> !a b'ack trSoot.
doabi* t- *t-r« adj - .- »i ui*+ t 'a/ r *"*-S .- c, txtra too.f
cap#, veivct collar. K'A J veSvet cellar, Ct
iYloran Bros. Company.
Yukon River Steamers.
t v'FRISCH BROsZ
kW mJ> Dealer* !a
v / ftUCItS. DU9MO& Ji*LU»T. MIUR*AR& ETC
OJ£' fiEJ'AiKiN'* us * ' mpiicaietl Watches.
720 FIRST AU^tE.
II |. ] I ~/• J-/-j V"v|' )•*
, | 1 i , »'• »
- I -b-, p
-~~~-Jl -* * u>" v
■
A N*» York con m'tr «• «w o# Nr» J« r> uL* In rr-atit, %
*~»2- * T e ■ um *"'" "*'-' p "* "-"•
aryr *ao e~ ■o*l :f* ta a 1 iu p» *«e» uti si
■
| Ripans Tabules j
*' 1 *ra aot tiw »TI»- «| -* ?r - *rw wplr? ««»■*' --E--S I t-r *-»•
r» » ppmei «p- *. -«■«»:*• *>■ ■• *. tr?, J- 1&9
cane jI - i ra.»rei -: •spaa -t t- •■. ??,- m
<&?. °« **» **' /----• ..»:> <» -3 -«t*4 3f - V :«r •> T* «.> K s«r 3TV". at I .
mmJ £*»* aw **fr 1« -«xi>c>T *-■<• Jul r* a haad-hsj. * f if'trwii
m» J? we '4 &ea* m mojm , afti tae rr«L* »-** «< ce* j*}? *l. ftwt
CM * -wr 4«'-«sJ • rjtf | mam frz+zd roe* R. »-« Tib "** *i
asy mtg9ueitj at :!* fc'f »*« rxz^tsx's l at ta* 4 * 4-r^as.*
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