The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-16

evening.
The Zeph,r last night was q couple
of hours behind time.
These moonlight nights are quite
inviting ID late hour promepsd+s. suu.
pers down town and boating.
Without knowing who ..Annie s." ia
we cannot publish the communication
over that signature received yesterday.
Religious services at the M X Church
today Preaching by the pastor morn
ing and evening Subject in the even
ing. Energy"
DIR l. Il Wbitehouse. of Kslsn,a. has
removed to Ainsworth. where he will
establish hospital for the em ployess OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
T d French. who was shot By Mur.
ply. in Umatills county, Oregon, last
week. died couple If days after. The
murder has since beon captured and
imprisoned. av-r
A number Of deaths from mali gnsnt
scarietina are reported near Pleasant
View. Clackamaa county. Four children
have died in the family OF Theodore
WarneckIe.
Lot Wilbur, Treasurer of Snol.omish
coonty. after spending nearly fort
night in Port Townsend. Victoria aud
Seattle, returned To his home aud bust.
ness on the Nellie yesterday.
Mrs Nancy Robbins. rslict Of Ma.
thaniel Robbins. died at the residence
of her son in Clackamas county ON the
Both nlt., aged So years. She was we'll
known amt highly respected, . pioneer
of '53. since which time she has resided
near Oregon City.
The name OF the ship Ada Iredale will
be changed to Annie Johnson, and, II
given an American registry, she will Be
be put in the Seattle coal trade. She
is Of British construction, iron mate
rial, MEASURES over nine hundred tons
and will carry fifteen hundred
"A Telegram from John II Lindsey tn
Jack Levy conveys tbeiinformatiOn that
the dramatic company of which he is
manager wiliopen mp here on Tile even
lug of Tuesday next for q season of
three nights. The talent of tho com
pany is excellent, and their entartain-
ments can be guaranteed satisfactory IN
every respect.
ALFRED A. Smith. of l. P Smith 81
Son, will be one Of the many who leave
here for Ruby Creek tomorrow. He
wiil5goin company with r II Creswell.
The Messrs. Smith are interested by
purchase in mining property there. to
look at which and attend to its devel-
opment is the object Of. Mr. s in mskiDg
this trip.
A young man named Kennedy, q
stranger in town at that. while playing
base ball yesterday. was struck square
onrthe nose by the ball swiftly thrown
The blow was o very hard one. and the
effect on him was psinful to an intense
degree and perhaps permanently in
furious. He bled profusely. and his
face was discolored aud swollen badly.
1t is unknown at this writing whether
he is permanently injured or not.
The Oregon Railway Company is
evidently to have opposition, and that,
too, OF formidable character. The
opponents are Wm Reid, E G Hughes,
the Macleay's and other Portiand men
of means The latest step is the orgai.-
ization Of the Oregon Navigation Gem
pany, and the purchase of several
steamers to run under its auspices.
The same gentlemen control the mar.
row gage railroad system projected and
in course of contamination in tue State.
We hear bad reports from young
minister who was here last winter, aud
who left for Eastern Washington but
got no further than Willamette Valley.
Seattle congregations have on several
occasions Of late years been sadly. taken
10 by evangalists. W travelling ciergy>
men. Of whom nothing was known. In
no other calling are strangers so COR
dislly received. and put in the front
rank, AS the clergy. and IN no other
calling cad they DO equal mischief.
These travellers should be compelled to
produce credentials Of an unsues,ionsd
character, and when they are unable TO
do that they sbould not bs admitted ~
the pulpis x S&t A.
The town is being pushed north an
other block Or two One house has
been erected in the block beyond the
Belltown schoolhouse this spring. and
the lot for another has been cleared
and fenced within fortnight. Five
or six other houses are TO bs built by
the gentlemen Of the barrel factory on
ground. that il now in condition OF
nature, that 10. covered with brush
and timber. the location Of which 10 q
couple or three blocks in the rear Ut
the factory. about where Second street
will be when opened TO the public.
The extension OF the town IN hat di.
rection is only one more call for the
speedy building Of the street railroad.
Quarts 4Me.srs Williams of-Mich-
igan, and Miller and Nichols. of Cali
fornia. while up Baker river with Mr.
Ebsy, ofISeskle. during the past three
wests. fdAN quartz ip plenty. tie
locstisA of which was admirable Tar
advantageous working. Some sent
down to Frisco assayed quite ssiisfac-
torily, the lowest report being S33 to
the ton. These gsntlsnsen came down
on the Josephine yesterday. bringing
more quartz. which they will send he
low for further assay Their discovery