Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-02
DAILY Observation-Disclosures.
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rh.x h.ve already had eight inches
of snow at Comox, b. G.
The steamship Victoria Is loading
Wellington coal for Portland.
The steamer Zephyr will resume her
place on the Olympia route early IN the
week.
The steamer James Mcknight vas
sna0eed and sunk In skagts nvsf u"
wNAk.
Ousum a Oistsd, Front streef butch
~. have cold out 70 Runbeck ~ Johnson
and Will 20 out Of busineo.
Tho Oregon Inprovsnsnt Company
"a selling Seattle coal ct u Pr son o.
700 pounds 70 the people OF Umasiila
county.
Mi.s Nav z. Runnels, Of this City.
~s. marriediin San Francisco on ban.
day, Nov. 18th, to Chas. L. n'es'o"' :"
that city.
The vertslli performance vas largely
attended last evening, and seemed 70
Give the utmost satisfaotion 70 sne
crowd present.
Il il said that tho W. W. Crapo, now
IN our harl,or, IN the largest bari rugged
yessel in the world, shs msasufing over
1000 tons.
A second Chinese theatsr In building
In Victoria, And yet the city II NOT
Furnished With a single thsstsr for
white persons.
The oatmeal mill At Laconner has
met With disaster, and hes passed from
the hands Of the original propriesos'
John z. Davis IL the present owner
Captain Msrw,n and J. b. Ball are
.,,o,,t IN build another steamboat, sne
COMBINATION Of which will probably %
undertaken near the Tacoma sawmiii.
In order 70 increase the power OF the
Iake Union saw mill, the company u
having q larger cylinder made for their
snoine. at the Washington iron works.
The victorians paid "a go in dutis.
ON imports last month. That - ono Oh
the burdsnsome taxes they have TO pay
for living on the northern side OF tue
International boundary line.
Seattle stores never looked more hand
.ome than they do now. The stocks
aayyied are immense, while the new
uor,ds are fine, and those for the holi-
Ssvs are attractive in the highest de-
gree.
The mill OF the Seattle Commercial
and laundering Company has oeon
running nights during the past week A.
veil M DAYS. The night work consists
nrincipally Of deck plank for the cargo
Of the bark W. W. Grape.
The schooner Mary Parker, last week,
took number Of inen TO Texad0 isinnd'
B. c., 70 work in the iron mine there
the product of which II used at Iron
dale by the Puget Sound Company, IN
connection with their own ore.
The new bark Nsnaimo will take lum-
her and coal from Nanaiine 10 Oakland.
6uch an item gives good idea OF the
prices paid and demand for lumber In
CaIifOruia, when 1t will stand importa-
ton from foreign country.
William WOLF, authorized oanvaassr Of
Victoria. Is. c., IL bore 70 cell few copies
n the new British Columbia Directory.
This Directory will be ahead Of ANYTHING
vat famed on the Pacific Coast north Of
Ran Francisco, and 10 sold At the re-
markably low price Of ~ a copy.
Msthodist Protestant Church, this
Saturday aud Sunday. quarterly meet
ing. Preach ing and quarterly confer
sncs Saturday evening 1t O'clock:
Love Feast Sunday at 10 a. H., aud
preaching at IL .. N. Sacramental ser-
vice sunday evening At O'Clock. All
are Invited.
Mr.. Corbst&, after seven weeks illness
In Proyideuce Hospital, II able 70
oct around again. Mr.. Corbett says
this hospital Ii tho place for sick folks,
q the best Of care 10 given patients BY
the Sisters, and everything II done 70
make IL pleasant for the sick. Mr.
Corbett also speaks highly Of tho stew
ard Of that worthy institution.
Nayor Livcrmors Of Pendleton, Or,
refuses 10 sign the. new tlOOO license
ordinance, bat says he will compromise
ON An ordinance placing the license Al
e50O. Friends Of the new license clAa4s
that II IL doubtful II the ..:.n
feat the ordinance re- III can 6. 90.
council, as.-,sed ey sae CITY
himAlaA S6e city charter fails 70 give
- zoe veto power. They are talking
u a license tax Of $1,000 in WallA Waila,
several prominent saloon keepers FAVOR
ing Il.
A Svinomish farmer called upon us
Yesterday, He says that he and his
neiphbors have done very we'll this year.
Their oat crops were ~ good ~ the best
Of anv lands. Prices were way up, and
The demand Vas keen. The season was
favorable for harvesting, aud lees grain
wa injured by damp weather than
nsnal. In his neighborkood there was
no overflow. a. wAs further up the river.
The Swinomish farmers altogether are
. prosperous and contentsd sst OF men.
Thanksgiving Day was quietly. OBJ
seryed in chs city. Most Of the plaoes
Of business were CLOSED during part Of
the dav, while some vere closed all day.
Services were held In several churches
6ociAbility Was the most marked OF
ouuafancs In the days observance, lit
"a patheriuQs being held In almost sv-
~ osher house. AZ night there were
number Of parties, including private
one a Mn. A, n. Suyder's, and the
public ball Of the Sing verein Arion In
fesier's Hall. Altogether. the day
passed In pleasant and proper man.
nsr, and without especial incident.
TAS North Amsr,con Reriew for De-
Gambler commands attention no len BY |
1he eminenoe of its contributors than by |
the value and timelineas OF it, table Of |
contents. First, there 10 symposium
on the "HeHlth OF American Women"
regarded from three distinct points Of
viow; Dr.. Dio Lewis considers the |
question N L 10 affected BY the prevail |
lug style Of feminine attire. especially
by the practice of tight lacing; 4rs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton points out many |
injurious influences Of social environ.
msnt; aud DR.. James Road Chadwick
oets forth the effects Of education, oil
mate aud food. and finally discusses the
question whether the modification pro-
duosd In the European human type b.
transfer 20 AmericA lessons the fertility |
Of women. Gov. Buren, Il. sherman, Of
Iowa, writes Of the Constitutional Pro- /
hibition" of the liquor traiao in that
State, and maintains that the measure
b In entire accord With the traditions |
Of the original ssttlers, and approved BY /
men Of all political parties and all ma
General Grant in an article /
entitled IAN Undcasrved Stigma"
states the fAcu Of Gen. Fits John Por- |
tarss case, and argues that the sentence |
Of The court martial that oaahieEod him |
va based On miscOuceptiou Of the - /
aontiAl circumstances. Richard A Proc
Tor writes Of "che Influence Of Food on |
Civilisasiou," discussing With much