The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], October 23, 1897, Page 3, Image 3

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11l SI BE II IS.
jjjyd of Ednration Declines t©
Move it* Office.
fjrt last was a tie.
Beaten Csl'" * Vljataaa Pro.
fUt 4>ala«l (alli®c a Heetla«
aratlag tba Object—Hr
. Ckarrkill Vote Aetataa* tha
w hii. chuter* ••»«»
Vails Vot»- l" I'avar of Thr-aa.
„ V ii in interest;-e session of tha
. jf sdaca■; jb la*t a* the
t® " *• nr-f and piaca of
fk*n <®» n w * s l *>»- by a t e
ffU
tliMrtsn was heid 'he us«:al meet-
B&tr- af th* bo.»'d a- th- rarnar early
U i-m tfeLyck. It was very br af. hut
■ ( » «t sss sut har*e4 u .th
pj t9T * Is* BMwn*i?s It looked as if
*jgct b* sn expi-jsion B»i; w ,|«
I sartsit: desr** a' anger *n4.bli.*err.< sa
w r*r? aeir * surface, ft was -e
r >**6. tfe" of tha board all
1 to Jet 1 go at th?L
Os lbeej. W*lts. Chtjrch II ir.d Van H «-
m werr preser. . and D-puty Jjbn U.
s,rt tu oe banc to r«; <eaant t e prose
*.*•*£ sitorney s of* *. Al;::ost hnarvdi-
to ord-r :ht W!e*;n| pr»-
lud ras--''!tions "ra*!
glßdsa by W»Us. seconded by Van
ffattts:
Wserea< will ba a aerarai shoo!
for school dis'.ri t No. 1. K r.g
-sitr Washington or. the «th day of
jfewisber A D. \& r : and
■Wh,r»*j The bock* of reg atratlin will,
f tii« act of US? providing for the
*,itrsuan of voters in school
f 0„, an Tuesday. October 2*. mi m.d-
K»t: and
-WVreaa. The office of the board af edu
asss aad se<T»ury of «a d district is now
v t pasa' which is In convenient far el*e
an of aaW district to reach and register;
art
"WliMea* Th» said ragiatrstion aet pro
fta t.-at the books of registration shall
s» kept span at the office of the sacr«-
arr »w5
Wltfraas. A convenient and des rabla
ggb?* tar said secretary t~mn be had at
is the Decider;: i! buUdina on> James
m»*. city of S* tttle. in said school d.s
cow, therefore, be it
Resolved. Tha - tne offioe of the hoard
! gadacation and the secretary thereof for
[ «mcl district No. 1. King county. Wnti-
Sjon. be changed from and afler October
S WK .it * '■* o'clock a. m.. to (said uc< i
i«U: building on) James a reet. city of
Mtfc sstool district No. 1 King county.
VMkiiuttor from Its present to-at lon at
anar ti Seventh and Marlon streets. S- -
etk."
It will be noticed that certain words in
t» teragain* document are printed in
pmLlasU These words w*r* not In the
•Maistioos u originally framed, but ware
s«riise4 in pencil. This la said to have
Ww dona yesterday, an.l a member of the
**ri authority for tha statement that
% sal sot known when the board m*t or
sai to meet on Thursday night that tna
tMB ia the Occidental building could be
The rev>lutions or.g nally closed
altS ft# words, "and at 1.30 a. m., Octo
krr. U8", it shall be returned to said cor-
Mr af Seventh and Marlon afreets," but
awa» words were stricken out with penciL
It ikl not take very long to put the re* >-
fenaa to a voio D*pu-y Proaecuti- g At
tersur Hart give the formal opinion that
fcei t rem, ya! of the office as that con-
m % ,ki
i fO r< £•? *
For *
fk Men i
1 an d Reefer fait,
\ Little Fellows— 12,M1 * 54,
I Correct Clothing. w
Ml J Over- It
j , i CO3tS »*
11 j I Of Every 1
i) I '■ ' Description ■ Wi
v" and fc.*crj V M ■
Vs. I>ru*. 1 f I
I IP? IP,? IP i L :
ill) (Ml fc tiii) J;
Ur
Business
- Suit in W/
v -V & Sacks at **<
A X. 1 v Vl>
/V"5% £ (T< |n AA tia
nV A '\ M \ l > \ *
A \\U vll.tl. ?
!!»*"::!) |
SIM. j
If' ] . School or F*er>-D«v Salt*. y.
■jf ' *
J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. *
wor. k»e. nnJ Columbia St. j
| tw oj |d V is accordance w:*h
taw. When, Preside* Cfellhcs* asked if
• *r=y tnember hsd anything to ee7 Va.n
U - " -s**sti va« t*» only ot»e •<» » x~d
*a dulag h;* remarks. that *
****** *t**it to ha pre*s?rated. He en
• *Hr«w»s prc-**t actim the taeth
■ which tud bee i puxwn*d r «a! ~g the
: <* Thursday. say.ng that »iae oo
; t+*i of th* me*-:ng «a 1 txr.- bow - 9
tot® ai all. He briefly apitinMi op
| poeHroa to the rsaotation* anl evry
i broadiy Intimated that if any change f
Jobbery were to be preferred >t rcist 1m
brought against eon»e ©e*V* O r **Y tft Zll ? #
<jppooerrs of the office.
There «u t rr"re»• - C f ; j- « ««,-«.
end then cam# the v ce. {•• »*rg
VV«1»» rotsd yta., Church;!! and Van Roo
?en na v. and 'ie resolutions faIWJ to -tar-
That »h« »***»! <tt»
Mr Van KMtn vaa uat aijfh* t-4
a*i«R! i a te •;* r :i> -« fi>f vo'.ia®
tho rmhicteMi H* aa.l:
jh« m«r m October S »h»-*
b**-n «om* taik ahout *~»
pia«« cf i*ft»tr»*km W> tbes took ad
vfc>» of th- yrmcea:ia« »ttom#7 and k a
oy.nior *as that w» c«t;sd eot lavaltr
and oD#n a ptic* of r*gt****rS''.o
town No'-iif mo-» to my know'
waa aaid o- dop« tr ?hfc matter u-r J
■ y»*i«rday. wh*a »ar!y in th# I
w.i« ooti)M by *h* fhi'
*»« '3 i rr.o*' ijp *» £/r. Church a
r' •» • h f » h*. rr * • ; .-. »«
r >ta*» 5 f r>~.> *h*n 3«r af -rw«rd I
f 't!d aot maka any praas.a* to N> r-r«iM«ts-.
; hot morai y aa:d "AH rifhtjb ta tokar tu-
I bad*hear 1 th#
"PeraonAlJy. J vu in favor of haTtnit an
*sr r»ciatrat!on down town and fa
or*:— tr a- :r» a* lar«» a rwrlttrar ->n a*
r'waibla I l-:* #t*d that aott-»■« 5-uhi « ->-1
"h» d:* ly f .ip->r« Thla waa
Notices w#r» aiao In a nuttVr of
ha» ha*r snd»fa iir»bl« > h « to * v«
''~ m mattar aa *.d« r-'ib!;- .ty as pi">»« b
Th« hor ka hare rsow bwn opx»n for r«*sra~
•TiUon ainra Jjin* 1. I*T Erotr. tha fsn*t
that * tuple noti-a has baan irlvan »ri
am pi* ttraa allowed fir r»zl«?r-< tiw. T do
sot f*al that It wsuld work any hard* I ".ip
or lnjui',lf» to tha puhtl • tor tha offle* and
raaiatratioc to r#m*li» wb»r*> it :j*.
""Thar* ia not a word of truth In tha
•traat itoaalp to th# affact that tha or o~
sition to mortnc tiw office has baan
r»r by a da#ira to tha adop
tion of fraa t»xt Nvvk« naithar is It in
•f * i f,f any partir'iiar randidata
for »l»r!!on."
"Whatavar may hav* tha na-*ri r s
of tha plan for movlnir tha of*.ra. it sa
now antiraly too lata to pu? !t !r<to
tion Tha p'iblSe has bear! thoroucMy
and rapaatadiy notf-ad that r#<r«Tra:| n
is to be dona at tha pr*«arit offlra If
w» should mova the off ~« n»* hundr*»'s
of peopla sr-vjld to tha pr*M»nt eM a
baf ra ftnd'r.e o-it that th* piaca of regis
tration had baan changed **
VealrNaji'a Kriliiration
Tha ra«rtstration y»*tarday pU<-*d 441
additional nam«s on the aaratary's
books, by far tha ;ar*ast nurabar re
corded for any on# day yat. This brings
tha total up to 2.1 W. Tha nutnhar yeatar
day would undoubtadiy hav* h**n k«rc»r
had It not ba*n for th» rain la«t j. a it.
In anfcjrnition of a rush of voter*, such
as had baan solnjr on all day. Secretary
Guernsey kapt the office opan until 9
o'clock last niah?. but tha inclement
weathar kept the crowd away. The in
rraiaa of busineaa In tha office yaatarday
forbad tha aacratary to put on two addi
tional ciarks. and tha force may be stilt
further enlarged today.
people who s«nousiy wish to register
must spur thatr droopma energy and do
tha great pedestrian feat of walking fo ir
blocks and a half up hill from Third ave
{ cue.
Praeida< t Thomas T. of t a
Western Tnion Te!*«raph hi*
s- n. Thomas T E. k*rt, Jr , of New
Cil. F C. «"lowry vice pr»«!tten* ard p.>
arai manager. Chicago; Col J J P *k»>\
J s iperiniendaat. Omaha, are on their way
i to the Pacific coast.
MEDIUMS TO ORDER.
kk mirk r »rrrr«* or »ri e m
m m* rß»ict«co.
'•ld ta B' r K. Ke«»ley. Ferarrlr
UrlUKa*«i« ta TkU Cify—Hp « «I
tt*atr« (kf "HurTMt R»t!»(er"*
aa4 G«t> (>oU from tkf C«Ulhl«.
"The great FsrK tndep*~l«n? s?a-«
wpt»r ar4 —« te*: -»• .m MTW
EJi'i* street. b F'raaoleco, S* said to he
Me* ether than E. E. STaetoy formerly
as the proprietor of a ur,~e famous waf
fle * *e ar -1 ster tre ~d;t * r ' *
tnmtSr pape* m:W the "•tar."' He on
alee -he has ssd of
Itßitw," ac actress sow dead. The
*r**r Ear!* " or more property Mr.
MRS. PERR'ER AND SOME OF MEDIUM EARLE'S MESSAGES.
Keeley, Wt Seattle two or three months
a*> for the Klondike. What fortune has
cast Into his lap In that land of protr. se
and disappointment no one has t»tw. iW«
to learn, bat if reports from s*n Ftanclsr >
are ture "the itrt-o,t Earle" deserted a
Klondike in raalhy th*re to *e«k a aiuft
ir* one In the far North.
Karle's advent in San Francis 'O was
heralded In the papers that he wu mak
AMISRHK* I*.
Frsitl»f*« First Siisht.
Mr T Dansei JPrawley «nay not :na; ly
be termed the Dinl*l rrohman of the Pa-
I«13C CWK. MNOE first he fci» ca
reer a* s fuJl-fled#ed theatr ca! onst r
in the y bttsinea*. M". Fravr
!ry ha» »s«sywl to put before hla s die 1 -: -'s
a nea'thj s:>«e;.is of couedy well st-.g d
in' n otmted ar,d Interpreted by a « r.-
pany NF TRAINED AR.4 IAIEUTEJ p O
Tue Western and p-rt'qpl ■ '■?
thc«e of :h« Paci.'it • .vast. Ua»j been •" /
kind :o h*n. and shcj'd he In the realisa
tion of the imfe: tiana ::e is re;or A d t»
ch- risiu flrtf !n N'»W York nn «x.-y R* I
f .r i.oaauMt. be rtuit l#*ok back jo Qla Pa
cific cout audi*nee* to tind bis »arlif*st
frler.lj ard tho«c appre-.?. n of
n: r> formed -fc» t* gin lag cf ds juecaa.
SiK-h an s 1: r. e a? that a?<ea #J at
the 8 r .tie thea'rr o *h: it he n.-r
--formafl«-e of *"Chr;s:o;:h*r. Jr.," way •>«
taken » a t>o« f 'h* eliei ?:> w h Mr.
Frawley s- 't** >!ed in draw i?
h* the eahiMtion of SOUT>4 b. »n
--i g*r »f J :dg-r»nt In the .* ' cf » -
'35 « s r*4 ;s}•* jtj• * * t•! '* p€o*
pie thai «WM b# obta red
Jr.," W not tt sub?, ar*r ! w «:«
as tr*e bst Atri-Ti 'jri e-is *. but ! i
a mos: af.ta« 'lve *eb! !r ■ * : ay
if s,. cJ-ablhti sof o r~. •r* f e
p»aw>y csmpany !; a far e rare a 5
stmnie. * but t,o* tn* roarir* creattu* sock
ss peapl* s»ccii»-e w'ih the name of Hv\*t.
it i* fum svc.er , • - a 5 ' r-
4 sip ■ ■ 'if th-' fac- *h* th" »•< t J*" f
i« j.re{ sterous tn th--se matter-of-fact
,t A n Yet the »;-aatt- «»s sre »?te v;«iv
■ v:«»d a 4 s s ;' ® v .'ft e troubles i
!■;•■ 1- "o aid Uefine it •t. ■»•' :"•
yf ;*■ f. »r he Ci'.e» (D -a HeOwi/! a i
r--nk '.V r'h; -4 tCfcr - -pher. jr ) to eta
s( ,T< very <tte>"t ; *"'s sctlrs.
Tftis fa tn« st«r> . Two your# p«ople
ir ,. > ; y aecident tftrow n in an emrar- •--
• r.g aS--:KtK?u .rs a of a r* 1-
i *4 tra n. T k .# r*t« unc: 1 r- tkes i e
ft r-.g man s.*rn a rr irrtait" >l~eii tr.i t «•
pair are '.Milted with at ha%io«r v>-r ea h
• r Sut'»e<jweat;y they are thrown *>-
and fail .n jve. Onst* t•■ *t h «
R a mi'.J # -ft of a scs - -s"<"» H's
•» a « -aitby Fi«t Indian mer isnt,
believes Mm «tr*» than he rea y t* %
h:m tc eha;i#e • r»aJß«* "•! *" - *
rr fr*»m the few ly hearth- -»e !'•• -
r vv |Mm a rJ-rkai p vn ht* #!<>•■ my
H s rrl ay ##tafr .■*' men*. •>f cour«e, > •®-
tepher jr. is aiade of the r w -t «• -t of
rr' tle. *rd (Seflkinstrste* Ms w-.r** 1 *
air save his father's business n
lt?!r.«r te *r»ck The #:rl. to whMB v - i
mm,rr *' ■Wiuot krowin* it. is the atec«
, « «. ent partner In the firr- N ' r
- if *. x fsffection they f--ei f-r •"» h
••eron a -c .r tof the rai'.wa* rarr 4 ».
until t*»e knot is onraveled tc
and left f fcm-1 th»m firm:y
r«*«r and ev*r after. **
«* p'tr s ets r"7" ; kr is
I «. nttte. a' ' • v « *t ■ * 's«t r . * ? >»
| if.-r to e -x«sen4 h«r »• rk fr a ! -
fpt'tre Set* ,w e f.-i«hed * t re«*
I sr ' 5 * ** e. "ig W" **- ~
< rr y In tr.e ** "t
j was -iter «•'» womanly, nnd th- »* •
[ . ut tfc . *; v ''al -;-aa "• f
I svr»r*tb r **' apna- -t. M*» P**e« « *•
r-tr re r-sta ♦•••*■. as a - --« •
i dreseer alti". ..* f ppcetaa:" 's tat :s
i i n* n>t e'a ( ->*»
Mr Warth.nsr's * * * "
m; str->r.». p»'« - y p ' ' '' '•■
toctree )r a -»•>-*• - •:•-.* pert Tra-ce IT
•be -*rr.edy »>"e-.es fc- w*» -1 > r J
la W M£ Enoe" bas is t k e o v ar* r f
Ma. 1 He»Jw«y *r .-as .' 'e - ■'**
who regard* » Bta~. t» Ma -* * —r,
was ' a?P iy -ot e»e d - . Vt <• J --• 'i
<J h w*s • fe -.1. f " --T •
• w :'e VI- Parry aa Ch- «'. k , --- «r..
Oe Tfe l-oewarth ss t-# r - t H
; s»m*. Harry C'«rke is Mr t» «- i M •<
j W .» t* N• •< t *r-* a s.frt-tve
a-a iAk ai.ev-Jv- .j ' I'u.a Aa— * _i
TTTT! SEATTLE SATriiDAY. OCTOBER n. 1«97
g ass Assse-rrcan ar.d E'-:r~p»srs to-sr *ttd
T a' a' ** "~ 1 w- 1 ." f.. fis
::g r t ar,v cts ar. opes. stage Ts.e >«a
F--- «- t'i :• - z .'i-.?: -. Pr :->•
t ar.d says that several of his trans
a-?tl>os are just c?n r.g to tight. ar<i that
Earl- feac a tippy faculty cf mak:3« his
visiters prMace large q oar. titles of the
y«!icw metal far his own ns* ax.d enjoy
-1: *a.:d that whets Earie went tc 15 *"5
Franc in c he had Ir. his pee*- a *»k
knowr- as the "War*eat Kegl«ter,**
conta ced th- rsarrfs several hundred
pers _ rs of r •" who were known ta
he eager to hear from their grand -parenta
and ctn-r rd&threa People with
s-j-ch desires, who a'.«o have mcney ar J
who believe In raediume who can ca'l
... r .. i kr ar r. 'O
sr.- ■■is iß*-t.-.:ms as icemh*r» of the
"'harveet re* I '.. "* It was the so«*' ty of
sjcfc good c'r t»ns that Earie Is said to
have achieved his succees.
Or.e of the fs - wc-men among many w v o
r:~ -ed. ard who s* . tarry on this side f
Jord&c to tr >ura over their losses is M~«.
Rer-» Perr:-'—. who par-haf-d a nan er
of sates covered wfth messages aiiegfd ta
b»> from Indians whose wljwtms and
camp-fires tie beyond the stars.
T ex\-ur of th<? .1 .. s lo- -• s is var,-
©usly estimated by adjusters at
from SMO to S3.m. Mr*. Perrier any 3 she
Is not engaged in Issuing bulletins as to
h'T losses. One of the many who knew
Farle well says he sold the lady more
than 500 slates at an average of about <3
jxt slate. The higher priced messages from
of Love." Tonight ' The Great Unknown"
will be played. It was announced that
Mr. Frawley had concluded to give a
Sunday nijtht performance. "The Wife"
has l>e*-n chosen for the play.
"The Miscle* family.**
"The Miagles Fam:ly" is a roaring 'ar-e
--cometfy WttbOßt a dj'.l moment in i*. It
!« f :51 cf fun tnu*S * and ? ever spedilties.
It will be seen at '■ * Third Avenue th-a
ter rtxz week. op;n'.ng Sunday nicht. The
People who interpret the play are «aid ta
be nofptiaulty tknt Tb# * e-iaiti'a
re not only n< w t u they ar< good Ar >n?
the e'ever art:s*s Sn t -* c-rr 'any may be
mentioned the Patricias musi-al art:«'s:
tb I.evtn:s Will H S:> vers, t •• greatest
"Weary Walker" In the W-.st Frd
Pt-un the ne«ro Ixnnersor.atcr. and the
Trcja brothers.
* IriM to Chiiiat.ms."
One cf the many p'.'-*ing features in
Hcyt'a "A Trip to Chinatown." wrilch w-.1l
b* .. *»n at the Seattle theater Monday and
T « ;« i r - !e?f .•»■ * f s Tery a
cf that used :n t original pra
duotkm at Hsyfl thra-er. New York city.
N matter h<w comi'iete the local theater
■v.v fv r-j , pped. it !« always a pleasant
f. .i .t f. r the eye t<S see ard attractive
«.-*rery The w>rk is th.it of Arthur
Voeg' in. onr of N• * Y r.t's asost cele
*■ J ar" sts. m i la .i ' * s; t^T
Frank Lane's tour in the p •« this season.
J»rk Grr'B Trnlnlftar.
A* his training qaarters yf-sterday Jack
waa at w rk pur-Mag th? b«r,
• -■ r.fc the rope and i x'ng w:*h the
M' aa brother* ()r»er is c-tiing In go« d
- •• - arl h*' *' " "*■- ■ -lent he
show up B g- v 1 f rtn and jri*••■■> a good
*.*ur.t ot him st*'.f wh-r. he ?b -<■? D'"k
r - >T> ' evening
f the Green * "'•"s r">t n** s^ima'e
C « '« a • v and w l ?,} ;r *"-.s power
«-x jrjsta *i his well-ear*-. ~i r> utatlon as a
v nx"T T k--*s will v - n sale at the bo*
ofhee on and af" *r t^iay,
—I n OI«l K t-ri f tic Vjr
"Tn O-* i Kentucky" *. * be given at th«
?, .•»> *neater neat Th'.*"«iaar ri«rbt by
Jacob Llttl company and with an tail!*-
ly ~»w set • * scenery tn the raj»t are
• i fiva-ve- tnc . img Affe
v. KltWff Cbirtai K Pro B B Brad
5. .ar * >r« ;ncl 4 nj» the •ml ard
*■ • w -.'a fan - us p kar.-ny brass hand.
There have i»een other h> ~ia -.f -.'!~k.anin
r. ■ « hut n ke the lively little dark.es
,'f "In Old Ken**jcky."
virKiifri I a*f \|gbt.
A n';ir; r ' nter>"«* ~r * »•« w---e p-*r
f -meal v h.*••"not -»t ».*Kw#n at the
T d\v ■ je ---iter '.as* ever, '-a-, «m.i*-g
t' m *' ng *■ •» huir ir wooipue and the
*• -; n** ?ee*a T' w- *at a number
f ~■ w « . v las? one <>f th«"*m
b» •"* '• ; t 'f.aed w »he wsa ssjtwi ta
hark of the feou*e. Th-re will be a
v-i- « af'ernocn a* 215 e'e The
. «Ag»tnert will c'"*e this evening.
The r«n«il*f J»flrr««»
J e*»'-*~'.n *he**»r is r.-'-ar ee*.! 1- «he>l a«
- ■ -f the p»*r J"ar p a *nua^innt
* • * -"v. a-1 '»»* "ieh*'« aud'ene* was
' •r«»jt >et (»;n--e the K as bees
>n ;c the K'-'k"
v -*s bv M- H:>2gnwi and h.a om-
N#a* ar-» k N-ir" * ~-x wtth F;n '\y r r v •
•he «isw company w" rr«se-t "I>9* l
■ Hr- k ' a rorrar'ic trama of 'he h'eh
.-»■ *-a ** - Mr af the
•.*.-r « nacre than sa «* d w -*< t'-e
« wfi t-.:-h h.i tew a-nt-.-e kaa
t-*n yr*s*-«d.
CASTOriIA.
Tti /f - .
el.i * '» «
| the lar.d cf shadow* w-re etnheriahed
ar{th oil portrays f the Inc.an chieftains,
ft was nearly i:*ars of r.otie
r*-' tr*c w- to the lady throagb
Ear>'s me«4ium*tslp.
'er c s -a- " r wis Char -s
Wehher a thrifty cigar * eater of gevi re
-1 PWe Who lived at Mineoc street.
Esr'e w-ib i-amed t! at Webber's g-est
a?r":• • m ~.r. life «u w i good nsecJ: ,m.
r- t ach the tst gir
tr.*-. a t-* S- a-d --- a < -f •-»
Waft, assuring the a'-'tim *hat there
a band of spirits around htm at a"J times.
• assured Wf v >- that InJsaa rh *a
h""'ered o'er him during the husy hours
r * "he *ay ard through th* «.!»nt watches
a* the right.
"•» ' far mar, soon Vaan to take >*-
ar so such pe- insm. Earls re
portei rrogresa but 'here wouid t>e
a - batweer. •he »[. rua! fc-cea,
hostile of which fought f-r s-jpre
ffiacy. «i~me h"!v^r* r g over
ever Ear!- To arc. 1 hes* "cies it wis
ally agreed tha' Wehber waa to have a
"• * - a h» - i ai re.
Earle vacated the rocms saying he waa
* -g to the Ha rcr.'-Ml» rates and
Webber made an afternoon of It.
The confederates tiled in dur-ng the
afternoon, pretending to be farmers m
search of spiritual light. Webber pro
duced a clean slat*, aa Earle had In
structed him to do. placed It on a stool
under the table and awaited develop
ments There was a painful delay, during
which the visitor expressed great fear that
the performance was a fraud. In a few
minutes, however, he got a message from
his grandmother, opened his ey*s with
surprise, paid a fe* of s'•> and sent other
visitors who in turn had satisfactory sit
tings. This was a great surptse to the new
medium, who now began to feel his
power Earle soon got his fee of ISX> for
developing the medium. It is said
that Webher only lately discovered that
his visitors were all sleight-of-hand men,
and that the wonderful messages from
their dead ancestors were written by
themselves at Earle"s suggestion.
There are rum >rs that Webber loaned
Earle nearly tZA»» before he went to Klon
dike, part of which the medium agree.!
to Invest for his pupil in such places as
the Indians should suggest.
One r. f the great advertising dodg-s of
the medium was to use the fact that em
inent pe iple visited him. He report d
that one of his best customers was 3o*>-
cUI Treasury Agent Moore who, he said,
had received from the spiritual world
n any valuable points regarding various
smuggling operations in this district. The
story of Moore's visits was oftse told by
the medium, and he used all the facts
bearing upon the visits in such a way aa
to impress th* listener with the gravity of
that personage's sittings.
U UIIKH A\D SHIXGLES.
Foir Month*' firing
lo the !>tatp.
The Northern Pacific carried out of
W —-irjt.n tn September 1.200 *ars of
shinzles ar.d 541 cars -af lumber. Tnia e*.
ceeds the *hi;-m*-nts over that line for
At>a .st by 330 cars of shirs <-s and 53 cars
of lumber,
g. p-ember proved the banner month in
shipments cf sh.r.glr's from Washington.
The total from the varl us roada *oir.g out
of t', t «:.ite show • i rs. or >24 Ift W
•' :r.s. 's. Lumber shipments in September
wer j la'*er than \ux*isi but than
June and July. The '"tal for September
w is TTT 'ars. or 11 T32 XW
I""-,* «-• rjf'e * v f-om Washington
for the nine months of IMC re* h a »-and
total of 14 150 cars or 2 2*4. TO" «hinges
Th « *x~*eels "he shipments f the er*'re
year of I*SC by 247 cars, or 11.52 C.006 sh.n
g> 9
T -i-rz the pj!' funr month* with the
pr«% • ! n* prices the »hin*!e ndustry has
br" -hi to the at ate of is the
tin of 7ane Julv Au*u«t and Septena
ry. r'n gross receipts t2 W6 <WO
The daara-d made on the Paclfl' coa«t
ar wi'trlal shows a larger ircrea e
•han for any other cla«s of e *ock One
•fuse -f this increase '.s no* jrenerally un
derstood The w Igfct »f a Itfltgwaff ~ar
hu'lt of fir 's * /w ' pounds le«« thin
-» v vi' •* "ak and t»l>w rme wh.'e
ordinary bMI -ar is a? >»«• I,IIV pounds
j»«« Xo up-to-date ral!wi- -"mpsnjr wfp
hail irOQBd several r.-urda of
dead w» : when it -in be avoided.
(,(it Holromh |>efe»*#t"
N« s Oct. 22 -Gov H >lcomb
in hltns-;f in a four-coltsmn article
ar :- «t the "harres of corruption in con
nec*l~n wVh t de'aioation e*.Treas
urer Bar*!ey and bitterly arraigns P.epub
'.v!'r* Got Holcomb saya <.lov
Cy •, | . » off of his
earn shoulders to hia
Roman's
Weakness
Relief Comes to Suffering
.ga Women iti a New Way,
j "3*~7" <j i\ It Discards Drugs and
* Takes tp Electricity.
Stop Doctoring !
ry~ whit •astofact. n to kr. m that yoa c»n »*ep tt. Wcm*n who h*v» «**J.
»•-i"ir :ha- f *1 *-•! w.*h ».13BS tt' m •*•-* hav* tmk*n th#
: ,./ ,f h#a'*!ty ir «'■ tr.*r.' m*-> r.rw r»j•-••-* f* I>r. Ran-1-r.*» K - 'Tie h* : .t
« Mr*. T~ J p-jr r T»r*!s and San*»* Uo* Ar.*f>s Cai
M , *Y .-"p. - *a* k*rt ns# w*U f-r *.4 y«a-« Prrrtoa* to #*ttsn* H I n*4 N»*n
< • - j *. • - -i • Itaca I **>t y our B*.i I hav*
n>t takee. a do#e csf laedi-ria*-"
"HAIDEN, WIFE AND MOTHER."
T•«!* Fr Sat. !-- * r * ■ * f.-r wsmr I* wU S« *>a>d. ftr« up^n
**; i - it..'-r. «»- ! f 'iT ft ai>l s*w .f< t* !afua*<i l»tx> your body, tak
ing ts« pftaoe of ditMN. Cal*. or a-'<ir
SANDfcN ELECTRIC CO.,
CUI C.
if •
I Enameiine!
1 K,m*m STOVE POLISH, fe
Li Prodncesa JPT BLACK enamel «*.!.'tar : 3
M Sarins. 5 and 10 cent Nrtts. T rr ft on r>ar Crcie Ltuuu K 3
f 1 J. L. PRESCOTT & CO.. NEW YORK. U
COMING W.C.T. I'.MEEr
priic.r muR of rwr
co*vr\no* AT HIFKILO.
T(«priar* of Imfrifa Wilt
Gathrr <a Fflrre—>>w a nil Utrr
rttlnc F>i(nrr«—l on How
lwtexieatin* Lienor* Am Made.
BUFFALO X T , Oct. V. -The national
convention of th» Wnsea s Cnr»;.»n Tem
perance t'eKro trill beg n in the Music Hail
on Friday morning. October » and ccu
tlnue for five day* Mlsa France* WUiard.
the revered president. being in the -hair.
The praMmt'i annua', address will be
the special attraction of ".he firs: meriting.
A new feature w.'l be Introduced at
day's «»|s oa. a Ave m notes* resrut# for
physical exer l*e. Tne -wlid r»w» and door*
will ail be opened a flooa of pure air al
lowed to iK»ur in. aad health iraustics
Will be practiced on the p.atform and on
the floor. led by M .«* Mjh A. Blood, of
Coi'imb.a -? <">ra: -y CV *a*o
Saturday afternoon s given up to the in
troduction of fraterr.a' delegate* and dt»-
tingu:shed guest*. Those from whom ac
ceptances have already 'onie are Mia* Ag
nee s»:a k. Mrs. Westover Aid*n. l>r. J. it
Kellogg Col. Nate Reed. Dr. Jam-?* R
Dunn. H. C. MeOabe, SamuM D -*e. M'.ry
E. Lrftxe, H. Southgate. Mrs.
Booker T. Waushingt n, Rebecca Kr.lt >•
riaa. Dr. France* E. Clark. Counter* de
Braxza. Greetings from many pr-mir nt
peone and ir.rtu-atlal o*gin*at - .cns ». \ e
read. Mr«. G. W. Town»*nd, of Buffi'o.
presents gr<»eMngs from the General KM
eratloa of Women's Club*. Lady Wln
dej er. of Australia, who was to have been
an honored guest of the nat-ora' ha*
called home by the d-a*n of her hssband-
Lady Henry
as her Hinem aad the doctor'* orders pre
vent.
The memorial servl**. wh.«-b occurs
Monday moro.ng. w.ll b- em-! : t-->: ft
Mrs. 8. M. I. H-nry. national evan#e.:«t.
The list is not large, but is headed i~Jfn.
Xeal Dow. Mr*. Josephine R. Klefcflfe na
tional superintendent <>f fair work :* the
only official of the society on the. list.
The annual sermon 1* to be preached by
Rtv. France* E Towns.ey. Sunday after
noon in Music Hail.
A ma**-meeting in the interest of Com
mander and Consul Booth-Tucker's plan
to locate the poor on d*s rabie larvis in the
new southwest Is to be hnid in connection
with the convention, under the auspieea of
the Salvation Army.
The evening* thi* year as usual will be
of especial Interest. The ft rat night (Fri
day) is welcome night- Devotional ser
vices "will be conducted by M.s* Agr»s
SU k. and address-a of welcome delivered
by Mrs. Mary T. Burt, for w i e-rlb-
of the state of N»w York Mrs. A.
B Wilson, tor the W C. T. U. of Buffalo;
Mayor Edgar C. Jewett for 'he -itisena *
Buffalo, and Rev. O. P Gilford, for tie
churches. The response* are by Mrs. Mary
Jewett Teiford. Colorado; Mr#. Kate
Roach. South Carolina Mrs Sarah Per
kins. Ohio; Mis* Marie C. Brehm Illln t*.
• r i Mrs. SusfAii S. FesaendrO, h;-
setts.
Saturday night Is youns: peop'e a Mr#.
Frances J. Barnes pres ding Three hun
dred children's voices will ring out In a
welcoming ehoru*. Miss Eva M. 8h "n z
and Mrs, Ella A. Boole lead the devotional
exerc M.ss Anna A. Gordon, world's
superintendent L. T. L, work, responds *o
the children's welcome. Mrs Helen 'l.
R *e, nati nal stcr'tary L. T L. »-rk.
Mrs. Harriet A. Meualf# New York state
superintendent, and the first vice-presi
dent of the senior L. T L. of New York
s*ate, are booked for britf address's. Mrs
Barnes Miss Ida C. Clothier M.ss Fran *s
H. Ensign, Miss Carrie Le» Carter, repo-t
their y»ar s work. Y visitor* from foreign
lands to be A du ed are M*» Ar.-. « LJe,
Amy 3* inkle-Cameron. Er.gla-1:
Miss Murcutt. Australia: Miss A 1 nso.
Spain: Miss Johann«do ♦Sr. I. eland. M -«
To mo Inonye. Japan. Th * national T ban
ner will be pr- sented to that state making:
the largest sain In Y membership, the Y
secretary of the banner state will a etpt
and respond. Some of the of the
convention music wili be n;ven on that
evening-
Monday nisht is in charge of Mrs. Mary
H Hunt, and will Hp d-»vo?e<i to the sub
ject of sMentlflc tamper an e Inst-uctl n.
A primary eTerct«e on wn» a"-3 ?Mder will
be given first Then an !nt»rmed a e les
son on fermentation. illustr**ed by beer,
and fo lowed by an exerc.se su table for
h-eh s"h«ot fnstwtlon -r. the N>r\- is
System and Nerve Control." Rev Car es
L Thompson. D D.. mik« a s K rt ad
dress. and Mrs Mary H. Hunt speaks on
"The Twentieth Century. '*
Tuesday night * 11 be given up to a
large ma'sfmeetlng in the »n'ere«t of labor
ar.d t'mprir.cf. Buffalo r-ar. git on*
wi'l b* pr»se-* in a tirlv. Prof Oraham
Taylor of t~*h!e«Kto C~mm ns Miss W Hard
a 1 Mrs Louise S. Rounds, of lUine.s, are
the speakers.
Wednesday night s benefit n rht: the
programme is to be arranged by the presi
dents of the states hiv«r.? rr, *de a aalr. of
sno in membership during the year. New
York. North Dakoa North Carolira and
New Jersey are the s'ate* thus fav r d
that are so far reported The s-j-* vmss
will be sung and the s'a's i£verv
to -lose the twenty-fourth annual conven
tion.
Bunqnet at the V. M C. X.
Th" Knots an 4 Not Knots met under a
ffsg of 'ruce at the Y. M. C. A building
la«- night Hs i le» betw en the tw> op
posing slies w*re temporarily *•.spend■ d.
ari an eT\'--»ra*»'« —» w%m bad v •»
hundred memS*!-* prr*est
An «x?*i>n{ dinner *a* i»rv«<,l >y :.*•
:*•':«» ar s*r tfc* efilesent leader**-:;* f
M~s. Sw ft. Af'.e- • ■•. ■er i »
irra-r>me wa* re~ l«red njbs".r* "X of *e
lectlo-a fc»jr Mr C«l«* th.* Ml" J -jboili:.
ar.J M « DeVoe. :Se cto«a:lMkt vocal
so i.yr >x W. p. Hamtßor.s, ;ur.o sol?* y
m nVkwcr
With Dr. J. R Eairlewn as toastmasr-r.
w: ,x«a:« were r**peed«-d . > a* fo •'. wst
•"The T M. C. A"A. P. Banrel! "The
OTBMU]l:!n; a Veteran." F M S;-in "...
"A Recruit,** Dan:*l Wrt#ftt. "The \ 1-
l*Ue Park." Dr C. A Smith T "se
Ladies. - * H. C. Ewln*: "Tha Ktjc** * Ira
Rronfoc **Tre Nifht Sciool." M V.
Rot; Tha Not Knot*," J. R- Murphy.
•*Trje New M'rawrs Prt»f. W. F. R* -
eo«*k.
The were prwMStt: W. W
W M. WT.:ams, H*mer F H :•■*<>.
H, H. A. Haattnc*. Robert E. Hal* Jaro«*
V. B CorV:. C. R. itard, A. K.
Nfhaa VT F '•<. ■" •• T
Fha\ Fr»«i A. ». Willi** Ed M.
", Eidfi-d E F rd I-An ■ t,
A. R Smith. W. I* Twrrt«r, C. O.
H«nr> C. Brunj*r. B. I> Sma .ey. A*burr
L*s:#r. E Chord W. T W v
*ar». Mr. Marshall. tT* J San ford.
Kr#d %Vrl*hu Wlllum L. Uudlow Cha.rU*
Thornton. Jam*?# -3;.: n. H. 8. l*t ,*r. O.
I. Hall. O. N Sails' ury. Saitiu"! B»*!l D-"»rs
i#>! Wrtitht. A W. F»* 8. E. P!#r. Jr. W.
A MiSo A. Root. O. (X C.tid r
h.ad. Willi*m P Allen. Robert WrKnt.
Clay O. Kahl#. B*rt Hank«rsstHi, A. L»
Ma>o. Walter P. Miller. Karl i*ru«*lnK.
C. B Ford. Mr. Dt.*a. Ira Bron*on Mr.
Der.nl.">*- R »*-r? X .ren. Ar> ,w :»- M V r
tand. H. C. Ewm*. Cha.-ie? Hoc«d. W .. lai
Hunt. N". C J. N"el«n. P. Dai: n.
G**<rg+ Dickinson. Jam#s R Murray. A.
D. Blower*. H. Klnsabury. Ed Hfc-k.m*.
W Ht*Klns. law renc- Gravt-a. A. M.
Da'lev Dar.% E. K. «r*en. • "har. *
B Ke«-*e, J. A. E. E. KUbOiirne.
Carr.a Hendron. A. E- Johnson. W A.
Cole*. H. F. Coles, L>«e D. GUnser. E Lar
■*» n Bi*nck. J■ V. A. Smith A S Bu •'• ■HI.
A. R.>h:nson, Dr. C. A. Smith. J. C. t .« 1 r
ht'*d. J. A. Tttndoo. J. B EA*!e»or K W.
Hanaen. George H. Oooley, Q. E. t1..1.
(le<jriie A. X»a:3, J. E. A S Al
len. Lk c. Shoup. C. E. Crane, F. M S|Hn
r IM T. N Ta:ientire. Jesj* D»an, Torn
J E. Sackett. Rend S;eph« r.*o:>.
S*th A:wood, W. P. Hamnst'ns, Joseph ii.
A me*.
Seal skin garments mrde to order re
dyed and remodeled to the latest faah
icß* *t M. WintlmHler's the fum»r, 30
Skccnd »vinu«.
If you thin* you need !»i«cta<-!e« go to
Flack'* Jewelry st'ire Ev - fsted f •#.
DR. RATCLIFFE
Thla distinguished specialist c.wuinuea
to treat with wonderful success all nerv
ous, chronic and private diseases of both
sexes. The worst caaoa solicited. and
prompt ar.d perfect cure# guaranteed.
YOUNG MEN 1 ? :;.
haunting drains, pimp'.es.
eversion to "society. stupidity, d*sp»i»d
ency, less of energy ambition and *eif
conftdence, which deprive you of your
manhood and .absolutely unfit you for
study. business, pleaaure or marriage—
if you are thus afflicted you know the
cause. Get cured an I be a man among
men, and amoag women as well.
MIDDLE-AGED AND
/~v ■ i\ *« r* M Ti.f r?> '■>
OLD MIN '
VL. L/ J I
and kidrwrya, frequent, painful urination
and sediment In urine, lmpotency and
w»iki*«» of »• xua! rg • r.n a-.d .-'her ~
m'atakahie signs of nervous debility and
premature deo*y. Msny dl* of this dlf
ftoul'r. Ignorant of *- • "> ■ w.,i«-h -
the second stage of seminal weakness
The BMt ol.*tißi»t* of this charac
ter treated with unfailing suooesa.
rvnil/ tTT I «**«» i" as jr •
rni ▼ A It •
arana. syphilis, varicooe!*, hydrocele and
kindred troubles <vjlck.'y nrM without
pa!n or detention from busin^as.
KIDNEY & URINARY
Complaints, painful, diffleult, too ftt
quer.t milky or Moody urtn- anitaiun
d:«charst-»s speedily cured; also ail <:
ease* of 'he *eart. I'.r.g* liver, * ">rr eh
blond and skin «3!.»easea a "id pi ** arid
rupture
i a r\i rc ■ 1,1 - ~ "'ng *•
LAui tb
leurorrh'"»a or whites, intolerable I'rhin*.
d'sp i -ercnt of the w >tr. f try o»t.
distressing allmen* peculiar to your sex
you should ertnault Dr. Ra-. -lit*- without
delay. He cures when others fall.
WRITE
ThOUMQitf CUf*rt
fcoma by ew«»ponden<*e, and m. dl<-- e»
Mat from Of*t e
hours. 5 * ra. to * p m. Sur iars, j'> »»
12 a. re on'y. Address,
DR.E.M.RATCLIFFE
TU First Ave.. Seattle. Wash.
SOUR STOMACH
And ave-y I .rs of S onvick wnk"<a
t.:*d c> tae B'* d. '»sr>. BTV\HT~9
DYWEPSi A TA3LKTB Fi*«*«n:
take; full *im pk(< k> een*s. a - rtri.ev .t
Brok on e ore-, T«i a 1 h ,u# is
at Mi rr - WN fr<*« by alAvtilni
9Tt 1H i CO.. Hsrtball, Hirh.
rl'rofcreHa* from $1 up.
v>atwhc* from S2.SO up.
Full Hne *il*er novel*
t»<«. Kiwh cut
*. W. HOI OH TO VS,
• ttl f Irit lie.
• '»* \ '
Do You
Want a
Gccd Guitar ?
Or <* S*s* th*t *h*
-i tV. *\ -i* are K *r» )ea
r «. < v?r..- -n :-- xl tnatrunwnt,
K **.;■«. irv> f'trr" it TO Vijii r >t
vtrr !;::!«*
ar.«l -k at .mr
t:«s ■ tar» *nd ns. W -
*r> ; leased tj »hfw thftn to you
wf;<th»r <>ou h.; jr or nut. Fo*
quality of ten* *nd for a* 1 -
y *f ftne»'T!ii|t t*-;y eai
ret be heatctt. We hav* *©•»#■
srv;?ara an .'.and at I* w
ear*
the ksmSl on tiand
bottom trice*.
Winter & Harper
Burke k;u£ . Seattle, W**h-
KM!
You
Want
its in the October Puritan;
» (fill S4 « »Mf- «t m* or of ]
I fraafc K. W» >ortu 0
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AND THE t
♦ KLONDIKE REGIONS, t
♦ ♦
I e -- ,ik« a of outfit n«.
ar can supply you with evoryth.ng ~
♦ itj »-ar or uoa. Wo havo w
Jumfco sUiirta, Underwi<*/ and Ho- i
♦ * -r> for the Northern Ueg'.oaa. T
S«;!d ly ua exclusively.
♦ Gum Hit*. Jl.ner* Boota. VVooioa T
Shirts, I'ants. OvmoAts, ArctJo j
+ t"|. r. '* Slrtp.ag (U|i ?ur ilot>ea ♦
inJ BUnkt t». Canned Food Prod* i
i '« P< rtablo r a mp Outflta
♦ (tin and Jtiun ri.m». M.ners' T**Ha. y
Guns and Ammunition.
♦ In 'act we ran airply yon »!lh T
iryfK rif*sn<t everyth'.n* vou'U oaod j
▲ 3u" ng your »t;ty In ▲
Call on our rrpr«aen:»tlvo at His I
~ of H i iroad avenuo X
i | Coi imbla street. over tbe Norih- T
r: Pa ittc pa*«*n*cr station. Ho !
« w.il -t * y,-u f * fear of ♦
■he many c >od* we aell and will ad- i
\ «> ■'j what they coot delivered at 1
T Sea: tie. T
♦ *C*l«i©*tߥ WARD & CO, ♦
1!5 to 130 Msch'can Ave., Chicago, i
Tae Great Mail Order Housa.
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Signature i» printed ia $ IJ
liLLE diagonally
across the a/V
OUTS IDS f J
wrapper yj
// / of every
I T / bottle of
. / (the Original
* i w and fienuine)
'j yy _/ Worcestershire
SAUCE
Aa a farther protection ajjuiast
mil imitation a.
*f«iM far tHe t nited .Mates,
JOHN DUNCAN'S 50N5. N. Y.
«K«K CIHE W»t H«KI.F.
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M \ I' - < i • a ir*r
S jrrvai for SA raall from out Ut»ra-
V»ri M,W 'try, or w* will faratsli
:r> J 'U ft' *««:»« forte, win
■ ; •ARAXTJ ••> < ;r* or r- »j r#f .rvd.
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