The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1901, Page 1

: - P| COCO OOEHOO DODO OOHOO® poee CENTS A WEEK § é § The only Paper in dis a BRN $ Seettio that dere a SIX ‘rere ai 080 § j ‘ sorties ee nace ee COOOUPO DODO OORLOONO® none 1901. ONE CENT A COPY CE? SRUARY WASHINGTON, THURSDAY EV ¥OL, 8. NO. 4. ATTLI Ce ARE Im —Virect From the Mills mn Mic ——— 7 - nem oe 7 AAA ORS — - _ . j j 3 Lions not to come in through a fos Prosbyterian, @ race and a religion | and southeast tre He did not believe that Capt, Ward Mt Rone tien pond athe taen © | coun ne southwent 4 would have tried to get in if Pilot merice. field, Spokane count Jordan had warned tim that {t was | Gohiatter says that all he done isn Palouse, Whitman dangerous, Mr, Bohwerin said the through God, and by no power of bis ‘ lowing the telephone CUT DOWN’) ARMY BILL ss", TROUBLE feces 500 Dozen 1 Rpring street, Seattle, use; one to extend east from Gar fonference Committee rg! Sv" i koe tintortunete House Filibusters Suc-) nse ». 2s--tweive| Seandinavian-American tending. rth ‘and, south and ihe Men’s Full Seamless Fancy Half Hose, Absolutely quaintance W m was when be | ; : fast night, and this morning 1,000 tend southwest tr in Agrees Upon a ss"irsiatiPon thai? wry’) ceed in Having It otertrinere invaied the wharves! — @t Whatcom Has | win" \. « considered very Ap and attempted to damage shipping — = —_—— Pe 7 @ . my G. A, R, Veteran. Fast’ Colors (Ze Schedule. | rerioua Golden Gate fa well es any Sidetracked. a treceeiar Tt a Receiver. tor on the © However = ; y ™ ee Ry | Richard M. Johnson, We have them in all the New Colors—Polka ; nie ahip, for ho matter it there were | will Comprom Fy Ak el i my Dots, Stripes and Silk Stitched, i] PWASRINGTON, D.C, Fed, 28 in conte It nt below he | WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 28. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, 2, WHATCOM b, 28.—The foan- | an and wa — a - —= of the house and senate |hould have lett orders called | ‘The senate this morning took up the | The Republican members | dinavian-Amerioan bank of this city | Sheridan post Ses tax reduction Dil have| 08 dee In case Of any move oF the | river and harbor Dill ate and house jotnt confer ie in trouble and has applied for a | °C his death > “ > ed a Feport will be made to |” The chair laid before the Benate| mittee have agre a ped to Ta : y f 7 today, The house gains| SAN FRANC yep. 28.1. | the thanks of the. British ise for moat items tax |’ ‘The president of the bank is 1. st.| terwerth’s, He leaves @ widow and ' boures ary . py el the life-saving surtman on| me, through Lord Lansdown tion bill, It Is thought that | John; vice president, 1. aborg, | "°" —————= = — the following ee beer tom Nenasitne toe ay Bnet Meng Fy iow the wenate’s resolution of regret on| 4 a] agreement will soon be |cashier, Frank Oleson ann 5S Darrel, the tax on Bankers’ ee oe eee een at he heard distresa| be death of Queen Victoria. reached. The institution is # new one sce y yj y A Ma retained: on cigars weigh caranie, bat ray de wa as| Allen's resolution aaking for the ene scarcely a year old, About five See North Show Window j than three pounds per 1,000, | jmportance Te Wa Tmmedintcts | Morgan trust documents, Was agreed | » it wae changed from a PAP ne i GB ITS, piiinditineypicsiitidundierdnition Ig ts reduced to $3; the tax on! remove nd be pl outed to. j fvate to the Seandinavian-Amert- a eee eee eee eee oe eropecaited. at | ‘The Demoorata thia afternoon suc-| can National bank | rtificates of profit, Lut for his negligence. loesafully slbustered in the houre| | it has no meetion wt marine, taand and | against taking up the army bill, and |with the Scandinavian - Americas wualty and Ate! - panifests for cur proprietary medi 4 | gum. genate wins the following also Maney Sabeaed on thea. | Through an error in « report hand- | ‘and on certificates of 04 In to the Star office yesterday. | raestefe amended 90 as to| the Mackinaw was reported te have/ succeeded with the ald of sey ral | bank of Beattie. | Republicans in carrying the house | The failure la supposed to be part- | [into committee of the whole for the ly due to linbilitio of Vice Prowid-ot | Qlymplan Lawmakers Do e| A Beaborg, who i# heavily interested in conald tion of the revenue cutter * aiaation bill, the Puget Sound Packing Co. for, Divers and Sundry Things. which viee reor; recelver was recently op Wm, Devereaux, a laborer, wae | painted Adams Yhlanchard scised with an epileptic Mt in the|” Cashier Cleson was formerly #2-| onyMPIA, Feb. tavThe Brown | " Foneer saloon at the foot of Colum: retary af the beard of pubic Works | yl ME hunt reese i Pm: You Can Save Your eet 6a * morning tof Seattle. o ‘ to | departed for San Francisco overload - died a short time after bel en mantener tice of medicine, and vutoed by tBe i bucket shops, dracts, tills of Sas Otenday. "As a matter of fact, i chen hnauerente, Dorease governor, was today paased over (he Fruit by Using Brown (and pansage tickets she stil Ties at the coal bunkers, and oye ordered the body removed $7 te rae Sate repart anita appré:| . y wep will not sail for several da: 0 0 me WIAOERY TOPs ° See eral days. Butterworth # morgue, where an in-| See eects toe haves was Tree Soap @ *< “<< headquarters, — Corom Te Sache were fecek oho 1 aie in favor of the purchase of| ° Weinke Goes East. | his pockets were found tivo bottles, “ viens Anh egy ar. Sseaik jOne containing cologne, ang the pone gp county oT tan ete Bi It killa, the bugs while They. are j Chas. Weinke, day clerk of the etary Grout Bae certified te/ather © substance which Peputy Special order for Priday afternoon. | asec ! Dalles hotel, leaves tonigut tor an {Pie Chief Cook the following mem. | Coroner Ostrum eae he thinks . ” ee fee Tee eed Get A ihe box makes a barrel of epray- eee eel tivoaah The Bast, Ho) De 82 eligible for promotion to the|ether. Foul play is mot suapecte —— ne kame Dill has already pa | int Seles Wo? a positions for which they tock exam-|and Coroger Hoye Ws of the opinion] LONDON, Feb. &—An Evening | pate ; ae ial | ‘ nations; Assistant Chief (vacant) that death was due to natural epil-|areti dinpateh ftom | Manchester a copa ieaey moaned» Oe | Jos. Latham, T. B. Nunan and W.A. eptic causes. The deceased Watlsiates that Hotha formally surrend- proper i ee G Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. Clark; captain (two yacancies), W. about 50 years of age. ered at 10 ~ J. Biliott and J. G. Nehrbas: liew-| Jas, Price and John De Champlain, = the debate Davis, of Pierce, and Hal- | Gat Piset. vena, tt 6: Chaara tenant one vacancy), Herman| who were present in the saloon when LONDON, Feb, The Evening let, of Bpokane, indulged In bitter al a bd Schule; piprman one vacancy). J. J.| Devereaux wae taken iil, will give|Sun printa @ bulletin. in a special | Perronalitier j Preece, P. and Gue Nehrba. | testimony at the inquest. edition, to the effect that tnforma- |, YMPIA, Feb ~ im the ie | tion has just been received that Gen. A ee. Re tt, A seed has surrendered to Ki eer sey Wee at cies aioe it has no con Ing ‘municipal corporations fram | wi o repo! ying court fees in canes, wan FURTHER DISCUSSION ON yee ae * iam comment NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—1t has beon| The house committer haa recom: mended the adoption of McCoy's unoficially reported tn London that A. velock thts morning. LEADER ft. jeocond Ave. iit THE, Geo. Louls Botha has surrendered to (™ | 5 the British. 19 South. Africa. Gen, ;Pensation to be paid by the stock- A Week of Bargains. Kitchener plan of campsion Daw | Pica the money so ected. t| : A . been wondertally uh “and if | Bo'ypent in constructing good roads | As aavertiong Sunday, has yet three days to run, We have near- the good b t he Good News can be confirmed there | through the reserves. ly alt the items offered. We mention four which we consider Will be great rejoicing sll over Eng- | Graham's new houne bill land rovides for the creation of most important to you: i What Most People Want Is a Depot, and Soom «shit! s'Wur is dit Ear of fms sof sti Dexter Horton Is Content to Wait. ; [Razor at, enariae ag At BB ote Pasiy “tion, the balance ,et our Pr aie price for At 12:c vam Use, in stripes Plaids; were S0c, MSc and i, mow 38c, rs ‘. } a out! ig eitaetikt Air vananain oer td ileal aiatiaiaichlatalalatal 4 ot Contented. commons this afternoon, Broderic’ ly Family Proposition. - - thered, was that | ect 2 ee eenes tek eet During the past month the & the people had little reaton to ex-| The people of Seattle are appar & police have made 74% arrests. & | per The prisoners have been charg rur if er oO, Bo en pect that Mr. Hite ently mot so contented with the pres- |B? < Sa aassnciat of Botha had by station project would be carried cut mit hey are of jhe opinion ~ be a . @ od with nearly every crime on ® Le preee oe Showing two vides of the that It Isa wharme to Seattle, | Not i she Manmade Comers ie, the ortminal calendar. +) ees question, the Star presents inier-|a town of 3000 people back Hart | h" e * BO eee hehe baliding, jooated at 1518 to 1216 Bec | views of J. A. Boore and” Dexter | would De Satisfied with such ar-| Deep Feleoted ie authoritatively U-) wee weak ae eeh heen wh 2 Pike Street. ° avenue. x : | a 3 } bidaa adeno A tien te and ts to cost $90,000. EB. W. Hough- ; | ceseeeaieed Wy Ah gllaed ego j have received a full line of old whiskies of all brands, ‘Also wines of all Kn think it safe to) ton is the architect. grams of the two railway presidents| The continuance of th Rural Free Delivery. Snoqualmie Justice. | descriptions, fog, but I do not. — ob ehach as @ union depot ie unnuce-| w A ae | "We have an exeettent S-yenr-old Kentgicky Bourbon-at Tse peeRet~ i & cotliston. Capt. | “Mr. HUW has. tied the Norihern| tionably detrimental to ihe «rowt WASHINGTON, D.C, Feb. %—! rhe petition of Marion Smith, for] tie, which we guarantee to equal any $1.50 goods in the, 4 ‘anxioys to get in because | State Redistricting. Pacific up for the present and ap-|ot Beattie, Visitors from th at [Representative Jones We making on | justice of the peace at Snoqunims Give ua a trial and convince yourselves. Telephone Main 1060, a was versie Fe Piet) OLYMPIA, Feb. 2.—The Repud-|Parently can't carry out the co Mt their frat lonprension of Une eHy | eecatia te whee the catel tees dalle. | an Szonted by the county commis- | ; ican caucus has decided upon a plan | tion# which are required before the | from the station. They invariably | ery in this state extended. The fol wd <ing street project can be wut en| comment on the miserable arrange- | jo win, » proposed to = 4 rdceneris conpeay, ter. Tr thee: went ctuntien are tnsowe | feet. Mr. Hill im Very tertile ‘and {t requires explanation | -overad In thie statee he is ¢ Bond Approved. | the mapas ta hee: “injin with King county, The second | nding exounes for not r up the matter, The natur-| One to extend south from Spok-| This afternoo the county commis. | BF ee Frat” tae pict to| dletrict_ will then. include erry, |e done not want to de. The ence always in that the Tall. layer” one. from Heade.” Bpokane | sioners. approved. the bond ot Tub- ely an assistant. He Sa the | Seanores ee a — rates « Se-| weve, haven't sutticient faire In ine |county: one extending east, south | lio Judge H. B. Georee | ony captaine bed inetruc- | Sno 1 \ What Mr. Hill Wants commoda tions. | - _—— . ~ — = —— oa S me «+ er — di | | os fore. The situation now is that Se- In a Disgrace. } i; attle is jeft indefinitely without a| @—— and | é depot, which Ia exactly what Mr.| ‘The raftway | | Hil wants. He does not want to | that the present shed | | =e ill build a depot. me oan make en tavch | alt concerned . ° } EY * money operating from a wharf. fic Ie ready to bull? a fine station. U Tos bere is no direct return from |The Grent Northern has tied up the | I HE world’s best, an fine passenger station. it _aireply } project. Roth are saving 950,000 a -—____ me ie helpe to bulld up & city. Mr. Hill] year sa Interest son an Adequate v the kingof wrin: iid however, is not tryti to help build | bulldt ‘he people are beginning | ' ' : ay. ng © help build | building. “The people are heminnlm | Say They Care Little for Cohn’s Warrants—The Situation, gers. Nothing better " 2 does not intend or is not able to} $ ‘ and is endeavoring to run up the| comply with the conditions an whicn | Is Considerably Mixed 3 7 has ever been pro- value of his properties there.” the King street station project ia| * | duced ve Mr. Horton said: “The present de- | predicted —_———— | * pot is good enough for 8. for!” One of two things ought to be r oe the next five yout ‘The Ly <4 Cen-| done. The Great Northern ehow'a | Ww == myo tp heo ie Poe pe oe AR jon «d ay bag tral Ratiway at Chicago has a sta-|atart In earnest on the King etreet| Since Samuel Cohn, who holds an | together with Deputy Sheriffs Nelson purchas lor family use. any part brea ie wears Blake and Others Have Had Their Trouble for Their) tion that was built 60 years ago. 1| depot or it ought to get out of the | interest In the Kentucky poot room and MeGe, seize the Totem ps ing eaid time we will replace the same free of charge. ( am opposed to this continual de-| way and let the Northern Pacific|on Occidental avenue, near Yealer | bling outfits, He failed to put in = Pains and Cannot Fill Their Contracts. tana for men who have invested make @ new proposition to the peo- | way, has appeafed in the roll of a| &f Appearance and the raid waa in-|Q 0 { money here to go on always making . he made three unsuo- | efinitely postponed | ple of Seattle, crusade |cosnful attempts to close the Totem . hs . ° -o | gambling house, When it becomes | @ Achwods Wil Resign * , oO More Railroad Work. knows to the public that Mr. ° " ° . . . ™: Attorney Parmite, who represent ‘The aitorneys for the MeGroarty field and forces the old company to sworn to complaints agn! ; “sous paoerre. Seattle is now certain to Another improvement will noon te | gamblers, those who are acquainted ioe i ly dee ue a 78-84 Yesler Way. A ‘ Beran combine are threatening | POPE Tig pecansary ‘competition made nthe, outs icetrs com, | eiGh tho tacts realtan That Wt i sim=| that Behiwete wil re from President Beeley, of the Automatic pany’s lines, ‘The tracks from the |DIY ® sambler’s war snoush experience in serving Ware The Lergest Stove House in the Northwest Cohn first caused the arrest of the the Automatic Telephone | Company, when seen t . maid First eae th franchise is alive and/that while he had never had any rat avenue line to James street | proprietors of the Totem club room| rants already, and will not tackle the | ve one 6 the appeal cannot be | doubt of the validity of the ftran- across Pioneer Square will be raised | about two weeks Ago, because they | Totem again. The story published | o "7 fall eo there 19 no|Chise, he was naturally wind that about 4inches, ‘The track at E'ion-/opened up # pool room in conjunc: | to the effect that Schwede had dis-| ton with | the point had been settied in court, eer square Ik below the proper grade |tion with the Totem saloon. He | appeared, was without foundations, | — city tne | since it removed any grows for and ao considerable amount ef work |claimed it would hurt the busines aa the constable spent yesterday aft- pew 4 doubt that the company was able to will be required to raise it. The |of his pool room, a block further u noon at his home tn Bouth Seattle, work of tearing up the tracks etd |the street. The Totem closed up te caring to again pass through the iT carry out ite intentions. + He con- | eee a ¢ pavement will be begun in a few |@ few houre and then opened for bus. | exciting exp encountered | days. ‘ ines again. Tuceday afternoon | the day previous. | The work of connecting the Uni- | Cohn swore to complaints in Justice | The gamblers have little use for| versity and Lake Union car tn | HiM's court at South Park, and tho| Cohn and say that one reason he h $6 an Acre. A Valuable Pia: telephone competition. A} @— be ‘ t ; , 4 ‘ ‘ > . “ progressing. The residents warrants were given to Constable|tn proceeding against them {a be- 120 acres twoemiles from Port Orc ard t Or gt ng “The Bold ass. 7 “The Automatic Com pany wit put Latona and the students at Benwede to serve. + | cause he has lost’ money playing] Doein"Gase tari! land, Will sell h Dry & \ -|in @ plant coating « university will In a few days be able i ane ene anne oir games, . Good farming land. ill sell on very ea: then thats nuaitinting Pail and probably $400,000, It will be on to have a continuous trip instead of | @! Got Enough of It ° =e ye ————- 8 ty ey ach | the most improved system, and will having to walk several bi z ~ -——---———-—-@ | @| Running Full Blast, i@ terms, ler | be secend to none in the country. mud at the olf Third avenue car] About 9:20 o'clock Puesday after, | bd = aly | awn Every term of ite franchine will be barn. jon, Bohwede and Deputy Sheriff) ‘The public gambling houses now in er S trenctlon wad word can | compiled, Wim, and it he give be Tacoma Has Got Him, M y sa. nara ng ‘age went to the Totem and inform. | operation are the Tétem, Btandard, PP 12 and@.18 Soheucrman Block a 4 ne people of ea service As OO ed the proprietors that they held | White Tinfon club, and the | HERBERT S U ER First Avenue and Cherry 8& mus Sam when jt is remembered that |hg‘can be obtained anywhere. Need Him, and It Is Hoped Government Ghost Walks. warrants for their arrest and search | Clancy Ba haga | . . RIES Reon ne OOF LOSES, , . getee BR the Seg hn) nee bh “We are going ahead with our 7 . |warrants giving them the noceasary| Ax the courts have upon meveral oo- | 5 - arti construction work and will push it Will Keep Him. oday was payday at the quarters | Cunority to aelae the gambling para-|casiona tefured to Issue warrants | 8 fils it ts natural to Delleve | to completion as fast 8 possible. We praster’s ofice and mlaries amount | Fhernalia. “Who swore to thore| when Cohn has asked for thom, and | S@@CCCCCSCeoeegroooorooe ity . Whatever the inwyors ot | shalt Increase our iocal BH we: Pee ing to $3700 were paid out. |complaings,” aid one of the gam Prosecuting Attorney Fulton does|% TAY NOMECTIC FINISH You no doubt are aware that high gloss te bk a Mt combine can do to prevent tele- ing force by from 60 to 10) men blers to @chwede. Samuel Cohn," | not sanction the issuance of the war- | out of date? Only one machine in the elty Colu Moainotitinn wilt of soures bo | Recording to the arrival of the 1 - {replied the constable, In a, shorter | rante for the same reason, ‘The gam that will produee Domestic pr ar m lor | terials nOrEewW We ¥ ‘The announcement of the approach time than it takes to tell it, Bohwede! biers, although momentartly expect- ty ee iba yrork {0° | tor supplying ws with several the to this elty of Herr Schlatter, the pnd Page were both thrown out of{ing a raid from the Law and Order Cascade Laundry co., 7," their fo ortunately for Be. | 24 poles. Our solicitors have been | | uous “divine healer’ and savior |the gambling house and followed in- | league, have little fear of Cohn and Corner Third Ave, and Main 8 Telephone Main 210, hes ¢ Mie, iets impeaibie to | etructed to prosecute thelr canvan | H°UCEM LS aieady had the effect |to"shie'atreet hy ‘an wpary crowd of | nik thtwate ; Uptown Office, 817 Second Avenue. Telephone Main 493. L - law virorounly a ey are | Of nou say , boonters and dealers. I wambling houses are in opera-|$ 99999994eeeeeeooooeooee: MH tp & telephone monopoly @ nm securing Des 6 to 100 "phone aA «r OE Ee Ag ARBITRATION Yesterday afternoon flowede was | tion today, and the familiar click of COSSOOHS OOOO SOOOO OO OOOO Fe contracts every day, : vue 7 0% to again descend upon the Totem and| the roulette wheel seems to sound | To competition ek | > noel. | a PO Dies “on the ohtiaeas of, Tar herve the warrants, He wna tomect| louder than usual, "the gamblers @ oedeoreeenovane 3 ——— acles 0 ' oe | " oeloc a have od a de d * | a : A Perfect Bystem. coma, He te & Presbyterian min- ‘ \‘Attorney Parmlee at 3 o'clock, and hive assumed @ deflant attitude g 2 sabe i Aa $ Mion ie peterenen ee ren | o ee ON erg me and & nunitfied physician and | Chamber of Commerce Turns Down a Don’t purchase your Cook Stove § all the aa. "Sacoroarty’s | “Our people in the Hast are al-| Surgeon, Ho ie rare species of his | raat ) 4 without examining Ogden'’s stock. and ee ee eet tele | roaay Contrasting tor the getich: |Meat. fe hal Gnscumied ail over the Proposition. | MAY WHEAT MARINE NEWS, le Just received a large consignment § dynton, the Sunseve cheriah- | hoarhe and other materiais, They the country, and lastly th Secume | ia | . ' “4 |® of steel cook stoves, every one guaranteed and at prices & Plans, the five inwyern pretend- | will be delivered here at the earliest | that he, le a direct i eT witn | eee Riso —— 1$ Which will c . _ are hae abe * 10 reprenent the city, and the | possible date, ‘There is nothing that | 0d; and claims to be lnveeien Sin) he chamber of commerce legis ) "The steamer Rainier passed Nean |$ Which will command your trade. 507 PIKE STREET. & cee cts: | carkbes ne AN AM peg Ay pt tt Rave faith ” °"Ttative committee yesterday report: | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 28 Muy Bay thin morning. Bhe is from Ban | Sy PTT TT iti tt Automatic Compan¥ 18 | today_and giving the people of Be- eye * i j0d on the ulsory arbitration | wheat today 1s quoted at #84@O%. | ie City of Seattle, from Skng- | hen You Get Tired netruction work | attle firet clans service.” | Vanishes from Marth. s bill now before the state legislature, | way, in due to arrive sometime this OF boing experimented on, call on us, We ont x ve atever else on - = parry — he oo itt tod id Tre oon, | ex just fot the sake of making @ sale. on 4 oa ¢ ‘enpecta to| T 4 he per coulé . 44 ; one ning “how” to fit, glasses © cau and do Linpro System in Beattie | oat eae the present Intolerable oom Me elatiot aahen Wie veemninia, | comntit itself either for or against | 4 and Naviga- | Whaling P Valdes and ites « " on other opticians’ work. HM. CLAY EVERSOLE, 708 2d ay, Seattle ni wh com jon m. OED pret ion is now Aa 4 . bt Po ws anh. dened ‘ o heal from the last chapter | the measure, A number of the mem an order y = uy ier eee mucetalntng |e apes’ rs bac Ph gener Mg 4 woot. Luke's gospel “And these signs| bers are in favor of the bill, but] for 18 new lo and 20 larme| have been detained ps lage’ tea 14.6% jaa ah em teh aaa ted inig 4 morbitant A. Te ee eee ears Gavan, ante shall follow them that believe they do not think it advisable for | pressed atect ballast ore cars: Me: - Wh Y Want a Perfect White Wine luz Bee preze,, tuisarable. service | plans of the Soild Fever Mave failed | They snail ley hande on tine-siet And | the dhember tp act in the:matter, | of the ongings are 10.0 Cruelty to Animals. en rou ant a Ferree Lite ne, Bt MINES dey hue divitonds on water. |. wecampish their main object. | they shall recover,” , Dowse, the ton. | Fhe feat that the Western Central | passengers, and the others are for | ar Riesling AA, @ %Ge per gallon, Sauterne A, @ $1.00 per MEE” "Ths caperiones of avery |tven tt the punest company, by ac: |i#t, 10 @ follower of Mobietter, But) taser Unton is against the proposed | freight aervice and will weigh about] W. H. Hartless, a steamated, was | auterne AA @ $1.5 gallon. These have a beautiful ty We canctly that of He. | Suiting ‘the Mecroarty franchise, |the latter sald of him vill made an additional, argument | 193,000, pounds arrested ‘by Humane Officer Ridg- | or and a fine bouquet . Main 657, Special delivery. tolerabie nent from the |abtains more | owe chine, | re gwie Is too fond of money, ant| against the measure, ‘The matter F, Bills, general agent of the | way this morning for driving @ lame erable treatment from the | obtains, more, privilogem, It Will 0 | ages’ things doo't approve of."|was finally disposed of by laying /O. fi &N. in this city, atrived from| hors. | He. auilldho sigan a hearing MIGLIAVACGA WINE COMPANY, . . . 109 Main St breaks in wople Of Meattle inelts-CraKD. | Dowie, isk Boblatter, 1#-@ Acotoh it nyom the-table, tami daste nah tomornatiie RR Het Sanveceeeenee case sees cette: sO LEN EES