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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-27

Il vas loafne around the streets las,
night said Jim Nelson, one of the old
est engineers running into New Orleans
and as | had nothing to do stepped
into concert and heard q slick looking
frenchman play piano in q way that
made me feel all oyer in spots. As soon
az be sat down ON the stool knew BY
the way be handled himself that he un-
derstood the machine he vas running.
he tapped the keys away up on one end
Joss - II they were Qaune1 and b
wanted to - II b. had water enough.
Then be looked q If he wanted 20
Know h0v much steam be vas carving.
and the next moment he pulled open
the throttle and sailed out on the main
line - II he vas Q half hour late.
You could hear her thunder over
culverts and bridges, and getting faster
and faster, until the fellow rocked
about in his SCAT like cradle. Some
how thought il vas old .36' pulling a
passenger train and getting ont of the
way OF special. The fellow worked
bis keys on the middle division like
lightning, and thea he few along the
north end Of the line until the drivers
went around like buzz saw, and got
excited. About the time I was fixing to
tell him to cut her oG little he kicked
the hampers under the machine wide
open, pulled the throttle away back in
the tender, and, Jerusalem Jumpers,
how be did run! l couldn't stand it
any longer, and yelled to him that she
was pounding ON the left side, and if he
wasn't careful he'd drop his ashpan.
But he didn't hear me. No one heard
me. Everything was flying and whiz.
zlnR. Telegraph poles on the side of
the track looked like a row of corn
stalks, the trees appeared to be mud
bank. and all the time the exhaust of
the old machine sounded like the hum
of bumblebee. l tried to yell out, but
my tongue wouldn't move. He vent
around the curves like bullet, slipped
an eccentric, blew out his soft plug,
went down grades fifty feet to the mile,
and not . COMPOUNDED brake set. She
went BY the meeting point at mile and
a half q minute and calling for more
steam. Ny hair stood up like cats
tail, because knew the game was up.
"Sure enough, dead ahead of US was
the headlight of the special. In daze
l heard the crash a. they struck, and /
saw cars shivered into atoms, people
mashed and mangled, and bleeding, and
Rasping for water. / heard another
crash as the French professor struck the
deep keys away down on the lower end
OF the southern division, and then /
came to my senses. There he was at
dead standstill, with the door of the
fire-b0x Of the machine wide open,
wipina the perspiration of his face, and
bowling at the people before him. II /
live to be thousand years old I'll never
forget the ride that Frenchman gave me
ON a piano."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-27

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To the CRY. ''Tusn the rasoals out, y
the reply viii surely he made. Keep
the rascals out" How would the Demo
cratic leaders enjoy . campaign on thi1
tinsf The Dem0eratio party 10 the par
~ Of Hmartmoud and Tweed. "Kesp
The rascAls out" The Last Democsatic
cabinet and the last Dumocratio collect
OF Of Nsv York stole more than I'll
their sneooaDo.s for nearly twenty ysan
keep the rascals out" The Democrat.
10 Seats at Tsnnsasss has had three d.
faaltina trsaaursss tn gncosssloo.
keep ths raseAls ouk" A full propoe-
ton AZ The voess ease IN Congvose To-
the river and harbor jobs have bss1
Democratic. keep the rasoals out. '
Eiehs Of the jurors thas 90
Quilted the star-roats thieves voes
Dsmoorass, keep the raaoAls out"
The Dsmooratic Mayor Of Albany haa
juse resigned 10 prevent . TRIAL toas
vould have exposed The eroD frande b
vhjoh The Democrats oeated him. "keer
the rasoals out" The Onion League
club Il UhicaeO has jugt discovered IN.
oontsatible proof that the vor1e Kind q
ballot boz GtufanR va rooogtod 70 "a
~ -slsot the Dsmooratie Mayor, HaEFt-
son, Who has nullinsd Q Av a
H. legialaturs 10 pay he dsh3 - ths
rvmmsse and erimfnsls Who s1ppostsd
him. Keep H. sase.ls oat Ne
dos d noss tAan half ~ ecs1ha1
States have booa turned into faSoo0 and
IL Eieh1s a. 0ajogitise oponly tEanpec1
und0 1ooe - tn6nzo domoGGa1io a1oo04
anaU. @ kosp - snoooh 90
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WHAT CAUSES rmE TIMBER LlNE

A writer In the New York Indspendent
says: The cause of what il known "a
the timber line on high mountains CON-
tinues 70 be discussed in scientific Pc
riodicals, and the attsmpe continued 70
connect the line in some degree With
mean annual temperatures. The writer
Of this paragraph has had the matter In
mind whom on these high elevations,
and the explanation seemed very sim
pie. On al these high peaks there 10 q
continuous. though il some oases slow,
descent Of the coil from the summit to
the baas Of the hill. He has never seen
Q oase, who're there vas soil enough 20
grow . tree, that trees we're mot growing.
AZ the wash from the melting mow will
b nearly uniform i'm Q given range,
there viii b Of necessity some unifoe-
nifty In the timber line. On Mount
Warrington and other high places, lit
Tie plots Of dark vegetable earth can
often b found far above the present
timber line, the remains of trees which
existed before the earth vas washed
away. What b called the timber line
seldom shows gradual sisss - mere
matter Of Temperature would call for.
Generally the line 10 formed Of very
small treea. and Immediately scrubby
plants. from the abssnos Of desp soil,
begin.
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OLYMPIA.

Our young townsman, Robert McFad-
den. has accepted position in one Of
the Seattle banks, and will make his
home there In the future.
r. g. Esterley has sold out and left
Tumwater for California. Misfortune
seemed TO come upon him from all d.
reotions during the years Of his stay in
that place.
The store of Frank Howard, in this
place, has been closed by attachment Of
the creditors. We hspe he may be able
to adjust matters 90 that the business
may be resumed soon.
Mr.. George Foster sent down the
Sound today q spar 144x feet long, and
twenty inches in diameter at the top.
Il vas straight and symmetrical, and
viii make some ship . beautiful spar.
II was brought In on the cars from his
camp . few miles south Of Olympia.
Rev. DR.. Nevins conducted services in
st. Johns church here last Sunday, and
will probably remain here for q few
weeks. This able gentleman has been
Of late years engaged in missionary
work in Eastern Washington under the
supervision Of Bishops Morris and Pad
dock. and 10 now temporarily trans
ferred 10 this part Of tho Territory
Courier.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-27
MEASURE fuG FLOW Q

The NaagaefHrrr and Builder gives
the following very simple method: To
measure water roughly in an open
stream, take from -four 70 twelve points
in . straight lins aero. the stream, and
measure the depth at each Of these
points and, adding them together, d.
vije By the number Of measuremsuta
taken. The quotisnt viii give you the
average depth, Which ahould b meos-
ured in feet. Multiply this average
depth BY the width IN fest. and this viii
give You the square Of the stream. Null
tiply this BY The velocity Of the stream
in test, per minute, and yoa will have
the cubic fest Per minute Of the stream,
The velocity Of the Stream can b foand
By laying OF 100 feet On the bank,
and than throwing . board into tn
stream at the middle, note the time 70.
quirsd 10 pan OYER the 100 fest, and di.
vidinG 100 fest BY the tims and multi.
plying BY 90 gives the velocity IN fest
per minnie at the surface. Tia velocity
Is he center il only 8 per cont Of thai
at the surface, and % only s. Per csnt
should b calculated. For sxanpte
suppoes ths boat paass 100 fest IN Ten
seconds. this- Divided By Ten and multi.
plisd By sixty (sseonds IN = minutsl
Rivea 60 fest In . minute - the voloo
isy, and 8 per osnk- Of this gives ~
feet pr minute - The velocity Of tn
strsam q he center, and The area ol
H. 0uns section, Dulfiplied By thu
viii give the number q oubie fest, ~
minute, b ths stream.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-27

Nov that u has been decided that "
INTO have . saxpsnny telegram rate,
tAero u every probability Of there being
q enormous incroaas Of business IN
~ department. To give some idsa Of
u increased numboe Of dispatehsG
Which win b. sent, may lust mention
~ ono arm already announce their
hAenHiou Of sgudin0 out 5000 te1e-
qsns BY way Of advsrtissmsnt The hrse
49, sixpenny rate oounee into opera
uo The ne Of the telegraph tor I'D
voesiaing purposes b APT 10 deRenssats
~ nuisance sometimes. Even nov,
sseA TIE chilling rate, many firms 10
- viRss for bringing their goods under
- notioe. A telegram % aesooiated
~ epReneY. and when one Of then Cd
Weo9ng dispatches came - my hoooo
- eehsR day, and Q special messenger
- mt chasing me al over London
u1ea tAe assumed 10 b important me-
- vas not particularly deliehtsd
= ma the dispatch omAnAted nom
- patsut medicine venderA ! won't
Qve their names, for am ttill TOO mad
Qve them the oliGhteet grAtuit00a
seveeei1emsnt II ] can help L. The
onaeA nan: AS you value your life,
- Tor bottle Of - immediatsly. !"
y special messenger and The cabs h
49, hs followed M around Lo1doo
49, NJ nearly q sovereign, % perhaps
~ not nscsansy 10 odd that didn't
~ inclined 10 waste any more money
- H. Blanks precious potion. 4
stae1d Of mine. living in large pro-
vne,1 town. lately received . dispaeoh
$500 eomethinQ like the following:
ete % come and 60 Caroline 70
= D" Ny friend va from homo
saea ~ msssAes arrived, bat his wife
- and read It and he assures ne
. took . GOOD dsal Of explAinin0
80 her properly understand that
-. 0eins' was the name a. . play, and
u meena&e vas oua at half 3 hun
eeas ont By the thsatse manager 70
embers Of TIE Town Osuncil.
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STEILACOON ACADElY

U in the elsmentavy and higher heanches
With . special Normal coufse. New por
tent desks and other sppaSasuA n . we1l
arranged building In . quiet part of the
healtk1eGt town On the Sound. Animal an6
Portrait Drawing and pninting taughk
~. BURNuL An
fl4dawtf 0taflacoom. W. +.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Once OF Comptroller OF the Currency.
Washington. June ith, lo64


WHEREAS. BY SATISFACTORY
w evidence presented 70 the under
signed. IL has been made to appear that
The Puget Sound National Bank Of Seat
tie. in the city Of Seattle, in the county al
King and Territory Of Washington. has
complied with all the provisions OF the
Revised Statutes OF the United States re-
quired TO be complied with before an A.
sociatiou shall be authorized to commence
the buancss Of banking:
Now, therefore, L John Jay Knox.
Comptroller Of the Currency. do hereby
certify that The Puget Sound Nat3oaal
Bank Of Seattle. in the city Of Seattle. IN
the county Of King and Territory @ WI e
business Of banking - provided In section
0fty-one hundred and eixty-nine Of the
Revised Statutes Of the United etatoa.
-, In testimony whereof witness
luu my hand and seal Ct ol1cs this
eth day q JS1s, issA v,ox
Comptroller q tie Currency.
No. 990k jy46 no
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ANDREW cAsTRoAco
EIsHERNAN-SrAND FOOT or co.
4 fumhiA II Fish from 3 cents por ID.
upward. Fish cleaned, u dealred. end Do.
iversd anywhere IN the city. ana
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f. b A. N.

CT. JOHNS LODGE NO. . MEETS ON
- the last Saturday Of every month ri
Masonic Hall, Front Ct, ct Z O'Clock nm.
All brethren In good standing are Invited
to attend.
By order Of Lodgo. dIa.tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-27

Wool Good No. I. clean, y b.
second and thirdA I" {.
Wheat God clean milling. %
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SAH RsAxcuco, July 22.-rhs opera
Tor esnt 10 Yrska oo1ld noG manage thu
duplex inntruments IN that efaoe. and
what businsss h doos ovse the wires
viii have 10 b doas By the ordinary
morse inoexumeuto.
The main and branch olaoss Of the
company h this city wsrs closed as 8
c'olook lass svsuin& two hoofs bsfoes
ths usual Sunday niGht time.
he aSiksrs lid another meeting yee-
tsrday afSsEnooa. They are seill eooh'
dent.
a nass neskine vas hsld On ths stsps
of ~ no city kall yesterday aftsenooe
ma ~ reaoln1idaa e syuoaihy cd e.
eooraasmsnl . u o1fikinR Ssls9sapA
opssa1oss vses anaAino1alv adogesd
nm ss1zxx0 sAneuun - su,cnA.
WAmussan. J1ly A-1he stzi1da1
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KAnsAs CsfI, July &.-Ihs sitoaSioo
b unchanged. The company b shls 70
handle Ill The bosinesA Tvo morn OPP
orators west out today. There vss Q
public meeting Of opsfators and Trades
unions today. when thses vas . eQod ~
toudnnOo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TOO SWEET.
THE LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
= stockholden Of the Washington
viii be held q their ONCE, In Ctsaiady.
W; T.. on Tuesday. August Z. lssS af /
o'clock p. m. for the purpose of elecfin9
. Board Of Trustees for the ensuing year.
and for the Transaction Of such other busi.
nees - may come before the meeting. By
order Of the President.
Utsalady, W. T., July 10. 1883. jylS I'd
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CLEVELAND, July 2.-Ths telegraph
situation h not materially changed.
The Western Union had al the opera
tors necessary for Sundays business.
and they expect some members Of tbs
brotherhood 20 20 70 work tomorrow.
The stSikess. hoWever, appear confident
and claim 10 b initiating new mem
bers daily. A report has bsen received
here that The Baltimore & Ohio Com
pany pIopoee 70 aoeede 10 the demands
az the Executive COMMITTEES.
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Go and see the New Model Drug
Store, cor. Third and Union, now open.
II h q daisy. A. Z. Hummer & Go. iltf
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YAxunA COUNTY.

Some twenty-five railroad nen were
shifted FROM the lover camp 10 the
camp north Of here during the early
part Of the weak. Although the force
under Capt. kinGsbury, supervising en-
einoer in charge Of construction in this
OooeiOu. 10 a. yet small he II pushing
work briskly forward.
Sheriff J. ]. Tyler has just completed
and tusned over 70 Auditor Muns0n the
assossmsnt roll for the current rear. IL
shows the value Of AssessAble. property
= Yakima county (exclusivs Of railroad
hnd) 20 be q, ,46h,665. This represents
= increase over last years valuation
snounting to 3SE, 80.
Baylsn Thorp who is now located at
Colfax .Was here this week, having
driven 50 head of beef cattle from
aeeUu the Columbia and left them tenn
pogarily on the Coid creek range. From
iasrs he will perhaps drive them
0rough the mountains 20 Seattle. He
9osssd the Columbia At Rin9old bar.
1ayle9 has q contract Tor supplying
- railroad company With two bssvss .
o.y. which he bntohsrs at Washtuckna
hks, north OF Snake river.
4snday evenings stage brought a.
Ia,snesfs Judge ]. r. Lewis and Mr..
kaGis. Of Seattle. Their visit 10 for the
y1sposs Of organizing and making ar
n1eementa Tor the establishment Of .
snaionai bank As EllenaburR. Judge
9cah will be president OF the bank.
1dvard Whitson vioe- president and
70. Enele cashier. On Wednesday
1eorA Lewis, Whitson and Engh. 40
se9panied by j. b. Reavis. Esq. went
- kllensborR BY private conveyance.
Seees details Of the organization VIII
= arranged and steps taken for the
Reeeion Of g suitable building.-Sigsss.
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BOATS

EIRsr-CLAss PLEASURE BOATS
C neat and safe. 20 let By the hour. day
or week, O reasonable terms.
Boa3 houoe as the old wharf. on Lake
a ouDoG1tA IT, LAko Union Hotel.
jyH In DOUGLASS : r0oLk
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Seattle. June 10. 1883.
A sTICIDE AND A DEATH At THE
CAPITAL.



Yesterday Mr.. A. HagemeYer, a shoe
maker of this city, committed suicide
by hanging himself while laboring uu.
der temporary insanity. Deceased has
been suffering for some time from what
Ia generally supposed to have been soft
eninR of the brain, and it Was found
necessary 10 watch him closely for fear
Of accidents; but yesterday, while Mrs.
Hagemeyer was preparing the noon
meal, her husband went up stairs.
and on going to look after him soon
afterwards to her horror she found him
hanging in closet quite dead, his feet
almost touching the floor. Mr.. Hage-
meyer was an excellent workman and
was generally liked. His remains will
be inferred tomorrow friday in the
Masonic cemetery, of which order he
was member.
At $50 this morning Thos. Mcdowell,
an old resident of this city. died after a
long protraoted illness, of disease of the
hsert. Tom used to be employed by
the iats M. Il. Tilley, in his livery stable
here, but for over year has been un-
able to do any work, owing to the nature
Of the disease.
improvements of a substantial nature
are being made in all parts of this city.
and land in this vicinity is being rapidly
cleared and improved.
,OLyMprA, w. T., Aug. 3, 1888.
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PrYaLLur NEWS
[Correspondence Of the Ledger. ]

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
Mr.. Mead, who last year refused the
highest price for his hops. recently sold
them at q loss of same $40 900 or $780,
900, 90 says rumor. Several other grow
srs are still holding their hops, much to
their sorrow.
The contractors for the White river
branch OF the Northern Pacific Rail
possible dispatch. Some 400 men are
employed. They hope 10 complete the
road 10 that the party who intend Wit
pesslng the driving of the last spike
may run their special train to Septic.
The two year old son OF Walter
Adams, agent for the Northern Pacific
Railroad here. met with n serious aud
painful accident last Wednesday. The
little fellow was playing in q neiRhbor's
yard, bat wandered to where thOre had
besn few days previous fire to burn
out O stump, which eeemed to all out
ward appearances to have smouldered
out. The child walked into the ashes,
which proved to cover tire beneath. The
Screams attracted the mother, who
found the child endeavoriug TO climb
upon the stump to free itself from the
hre, which Was cooking its feet, the
child not knowing enough to retreat.
The suffering child lay In intense pain
for two days aud nights. Il will DO q
month before he can uss his limbs.
Everything In the shape of vegetation
h suffering badly for want Of rain. The
hops as q general thing will fall heavily
beIow the estimated yield Of some weeks
paet. In some localities the new hops
viii yield comparatively nothing. while
IN some localities the yield will be quite
handsome. The old hops haye also
su6ered, until Il 10 feared the yield viii
not aggregate last years by atleast one
half. In some few localities we eco
GOOD hops and are told they should
yisld from 1000 TO 1000 pounds per aero,
bat such yields will be very rare indeed.
II many places the hop vines present a
yellow appearance and the blossoms
lssm 70 blow away without maturing
10 hops. Taking all in all, the hop
- a. compared with White river hops
hl6 much below the latter. We are in
ldfmed that all along White river the
Aeps are looking splendidly.
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II. c. Mclaughlin, OpticiAn, Front
ssrssl, Masonic building. A 6t guar
auteed.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
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OFFICE, NO. 7ls FRONT STREET.
In the Mehlhorn block.
Office hours, 8 to 10 am. to 3 and 8 to
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. J. N. FOX. DENTIST. sa
S S1f0 Front street Seattle. Artificial
teetn. without plates. Specially: Fine
goid nllinss made 70 restore the natural
contour OF the face. Gas adminisfer0d-
Positively extract teeth without pain. I
alree 70 please or make NO charge.