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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

EIGHT INMATES OF THE WUKkHUUsE TKf 10 SWIM
AsHORE--TwO SUCCEED.

AsHoRE--Two SUCCEED.
gang of sixty-eight men was sent out on Thnrs-
day morning from the WorkhOuse on BackwclPs
Island TO work on the new road that is being built
bet yeen the gas AMI store houses. When the con-
yics had been given their tools they were told TO
break ranks. No sooner hau the order been
given than about twenty broke away from
their keepers and made dash for the river The
four keepers in charge drew their revolvers and
succeeded in stopping all but light of the .ugitive
These Jumped over the wall into the wafer and
began swimming toward the New-York shore Su-
perlntendent Van Brunt who arrived at That mo-
ment sent out the guard boats capture the con-
ycts before they should reach the wharf at the loot
of East Ei2hty-fOurth-st. Six OF the swimmers
were taken from the water by the guarI,
the remaining two having distanced their
companions and reached the shore. The
men who escaped were John Broderick,
committed January 16, 1883, and James Doyle,
committed January 20 1883. Orders were imme-
diately issued 10 punish the convicts who had at
tempted To esca by placing them IL dark cells and
subecting them to a diet of bread and water for a
week or two. Superintendent Van Brunt. in his
report of the matter to the Commissioners of Chart
ties and Correction. stated that the remen ttached
to Engine No. 40 made effort to render assistance
10 the keepers although the escape OF the prisoners
occurred directly III front OF the engineh0use. Mr..
Nash the assistant storekeeper was commended for
his services in the capture of the prisoners.
Warden Fox sald TO a TRIBUNE reporter yester
day 1T quite easy TO account for The escape of
the men, he guard boats are sent out from this
end of the island at O'Clock IN the morning. As
the tide is often swift of this point, the boamen
find some difficulty in reaching their positions
before half an hour has passed. The convcts broke
away FROM their keepers few minutes after z.
They probably knew that the guard-boats would not
be on the lookout for hem at that carly hour and
SO proiited accordingly There are SIX boats guard
ing the island until six o'clock, when the prisoners
are locked up Tor the night"
The iugitives had not been arrested at q late hour
last evening. 1t is reported however, that the
officers are ON their track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
TESTING THE PATERSON LIQUOR LAW.

Judge Dixon. of the New Jersey Supreme Court
yesterday afternoon at Jersey City granted writ
of certlOrari, removing the question of the legal
ity of the liquor licenses in Paterson 10 the Supreme
Court. The writ was granted on the application Of
number of temperance advocates OF Paterson who
assert that the present method OF granting licenses
in that city is illegal. They say that under the
present laws the application Of liquor shop keepers
must be signed by ten freehoders residing IN the
visions of the charter DO not exempt Paterson from
the operations of the State laws in this respect
The case Will probably be argued at the next term
OF the Supreme Court. The number OF liquor stores
in Paterson will be greatly reduced should the pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
THE soNsT CHILDREN NOT FOUND

No further effort made yesterday TO drag the
river for the bodies of George and Lena Sonst who
were drowned near the foot of West Forty-third-
ct. ON Thursday night. Thomas Drogan one OF the
boG'mcn who were engaged at the work Friday,
said that they had been all the vicinity where
the bodies were supposed to have sunk without
fading any trace of them. In his opinion they
were carried up under the piers by the tide and will
not be found until they come TO the surface. The
family were almost entirely dependent upon the
wages Of the boy and girl FOR support. They are
poor Germans and keep little candy store IN the
front part of their home at No. $50 West Fortieth-
81. Mrs. Sonst has been an invalid. hardly able to
leave her bed, for several months and her husband
Is q hog butcher but has been without work for a
month. The drowned girl worked III silk factory
and her brother was employed in carriage factory
Yesterday many relatives and friends in the neigh
borhood gathered at the house and proffered con-
ISOLATION and aid. but the poor woman could not be
comfortod and would repeat with tears in her eyes
how proud she was Of the children who had helped
her TO live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

woman known to be insane The case is still
pending. Just before Mrs. Hultz was sent 10 the
insane asvun. i'm June she made "a complaint ut
the Tombs Police Court charging that her nus band
did not support her. The hearing was ADJOURNED
appeared at the Essex Market Police Court and
procured a warrant for the arrest of her husband,
whom she charged with abandoning her: Mr..
Hutz was arrested yesterday forenoon and the case
came before Justice Duffy in the afternoon. On
learning the facts and being informed that the
abandonment case was still pending at the lomDs
Police Court the magistrate dismissed the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
HOSIERY and GLOVES

FVlt SUNNI II H w EhAts
500 DOZEN FINE COTTON. sILK.CLocKED AND
FULL-FAsHIONED, SIC. PER PAIR; NEVER
BEFORE SOLD FOR LESS THAN Use.
$50 DOZEN FRENCH Isle THREAD. SOC. PER
PAIR; REDUCED FROM 81 10.
200 DOZEN BLACK BRILLIANT Isle, JJc PER
PAIR; REDUCED FROM Csc.
Is DOZEN SILK HALF HOSE, SOLID C0LORa,
Csc. PER PAIR; REDUCED FROM 81.
100 DOZEN FRENCH Isle HALF HOSE, FANCY
STYLES. SOC. PER PAIR; REDUCED FROM
S5c
500 DOZEN FINE QUALITY 2.BUTToN Isle
GLOVES. TWO PAIRS FOR 15c.
$50 DOZEN FINE QUALITY AND BUTTON Isle
GLOVES, TWO PAIRS FOR 25c.
300 DOZEN FINE QUALITY LoSG.ARMED LIsLE
GLOVES. 15c, 2Jc., SOC. AND Soc. PER PAIR
100 DOZEN FIRST QUALITY SILK GLOVES, q
BUTTONS sJc PER PAIR.
IS DOZEN FIRST QUALITY SILK GLOVES, But
TONS. 3Jc. PER PAIR.
go DOZEN FIRST QUALITY SILK GLOVES, But.
TONS, soc. PER PAIR.
SO DOZEN FIRST QUALITY SILK GLOVES, ELIAS.
TICS, DEMLLONG, 3jc PER PAIR
so DOZEN FIRST QUALITY SILK GLOVES, 4 Elias
TICS. LONG. Soc. PER PAIR.
100 DOZEN FRENCH SILK LACE MITTs. oRDL
NARY LENGTHS 2Jc-, 35c, AND Joe. PER
PAIR
100 DOZEN FRENCH SILK LACE MITTS. LONG.
Csc, 75c, 81 AND s12J.
These Gloves offered at less than one fourth
their vaue.]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,c- YORK. Hotel-Senator Wade Hampton, OF
Capel of London - Breroort House-Tsu Shan Pung.
secretary of the Chinese Legation ut Washington.
Windsor HOtei-Wllliam Henry Smith, or CheaSo..--
Victoria Hofel-General w. w. BeIknap, of Iowa.;
GrdHd Ccntrai HoteL-ProfessOr c. V. Riley, Uhlted
States EntomolOgist. ..FUM Arenue Hotet-Generai
Hannibal Day, u. y. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
INFELIcITIEs OF THE HULTz FAMILY.

Mrs. Pauline Hultz wife of DAVID Hultz. of No.
~ Catnarine-st., was released on Thursday from
tne insane Asylum on Blackwell's Island. Some
Lme ago M Hultz began action in Court of
common fleas TO annul his marriage on the or oupd
that ne was the victim OF q Conspiracy
BRING about marriage with a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
MARINE INIELLIGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
OIL 7ll Moon sls Moons aga days
WATER TO-DAY.
<M-sandv Hook Dos. tiov island. 9i4s Jo Gate. ll27
PM-SandyH HOOK "a: gov lAsni 1907 Hell GAZE. lli56
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Al THIS PORI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

An Iowa family gave tramp dinner, and
the tramp gave the family tue smallpox. Don't blame
The poor man. Perhaps that Was ali he had 10 give
burlington Hawkeye-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
Announcements
DIREcrIoNs How TO XIII


and clear ont r0aches water bu beetles mots
bed-bugs, &c. with Rough Rats" The dry powder M.
mixed should be sDrinked down the waste pipe @
sinks cesspoo &C. and elsewhere about and snfst
pear Mix freely with sweetened with bro~
and dishes and mix with ana
about the cracks aud OF sinks waste &c
pint VI bensne In bottle add ljcent boz Rouyf ~
where bugs roostn mortices, natl holes 10 Vail
&c When far back out OF reach metal syr n9a TN
R0ugh on Rats Will remain as permanent rrtant ana
bugs will yacate For ie and m0sq oes put tas
sweeened with moasses sugar, TO attract the sy
well times and str 10 every day set up or susen1
IL the out OF reach OF children plate each roo
kept well slrred each day. will keep The pac free from
with grease and about their habtations
with zine above mentioned For moths sprinkle uud1
edges carpets and In bottoms OF trunks ana
da wera eggs and meal, mixei with Rough AZ
Rats" Is sure to be eaten by rats aud mice.
DIR. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER.
The Beet in the World. 25 cent. b
LUNDBORG's PERFUMEs
EDEsIA, AND MAREcHAL MEL ROSE.
EARL e. WILSON'S "short band" Collars and
bead-edge Cuffs the best Sold eyerywhere
WELLs's "ROUGH ON CORNs."-15c. Ask fol
it. Complete, permanent cure. Corns warts. buniona
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
144Lsxiug tonaye. betwss 29ta aaf SDth-stS
Hours 3to l. 5G) Z. )3sl3es Df tn, Nervous system.
Gonito-Unnary organs Impotence ani 't,ritg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

SHIPPING NEVS.
PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. AUG 4. 1888
ARRIVED.
OF Berlin Or Leitch, Liverpool July 26 and
Queenstown days with mdse and passengers TO Inman
- CO.
steamer Alexandra (Brl Ramsay. Genoa June 20. Leg.
July Naples D. Messina q, Palermo r. and
Gibraltar 10 with mdso and Henderson Bros
southampton days with mdse and 10 oclriehs
& Co.
steamer Nederland (Begl Ueberweg Antwerp IA days,
mlse aud passengers 20 Pctor Wight a sons.
steiner Rdbens lBr. Rogers, Rio Jauelro July and
Maceo days. with mdse and passengers TO orer vessel to
Busk a JevOns.
bolivar crossman. Baltimore. with mdse and
sengers to Geo IL Glover -
Ship Uer Falmouth IS days. in ballast to Theo
Hark PAlias Nor Tallaksen Bouc France 81 days
salt TO order vo-sei 20 Punch. Edye q Co
vllcfs tOf Windsor NS Greenwood, Amsterdam
SO days whOn and empty barrels TO orer vessel to snow
Big Giles Loring Cof Portland. June 80 aud
Havana 10 days WIN sugar TO oder vessel 10 Wlnehes
Brig Evviya tot Haifar) Brown Neuvas IL days with
mOasses % MOse Bros vessel 10 uatton watson
a Co.
-chr Victor Pug OF Boothbayl Hodgon Bsracoa days
with fruit To Gomez Pc rsali; To Isaac staples
Victor Coleman BarAcoa - days with fruit 10 A G.
Hutcheslu; To Isaac staples
Addie r. lOf Rockland. Flanders. BGfacoa IL
DAYS. with Grut to Gomez PearsA vessel 10 r Metcat
SuNsEr-Wiai A. sandy HOOK. Hight, w hay. At city
island. light W; clear
oil Yesterday
Steamer Pl4nmerr (}rl Rowe. Rio Marina July l2 and
Gibraltar Il days with iron 10 order vessel 10 Funch
steamer Oh tahoocheo Dagyett savannah days with
ND an passenger, O. Henry Yongo ir.
steamer Delaware WinnrtL Charleston days with mcso
and ps,ssnKers 10 i W Quntard 4 co.
Bark fcvant of Aberyswith, Williams, Bahia A days,
with sugar OrdCr; vessel TO master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
FINE PARIS Fans.

One lot 500 Manufacturers Samples at the
Following Extremely Low Prices:
so hAND.PAINTED SATIN. LARGE SIZE. 81 EACH,
REDUCED FROM s275
100 HAND-PAINTED SATIN. CARVED HANDLES,
AT 50 EACH: REDUCED FROM SIS.
100 HAND.PAINTED SATIN, FEATHER TOP, AT
1928; REDUCED FROM SIS So
$50 ALI-BLAcK MOURNING FANS. CARVED AND
PLAIN STICKS s175j NEVER BEFORE SOLD
UNDER s32J
100 HAND-PAINTED FINE WHITE SATIN. PEARL
STICKS AT s. EACH; REDUCED FROM SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs.-The rapid growth OF the city has ne
cessltated the erection of an additional primary
school building, and n lot of ground on Hamilton
ave. has been purchased by the Board of Education
upon which to construct a suitable edi6ce.
SING SING.-The sunken lighter that has so long
been impeachment to navigation the Hudson
River in the vicinity of the prison, has been re-
moved.
EAST CHEsTER-Major G. l.. Gillespie, who is IN
charge of the river and harbor improvements long
the Westchester shore OF Long Island Sound, says
that the amount available for continuing the i'm
proyement OF East Chester Creek will be applied 10
long. TO afford channel nine ieet deep at
high water from tho town dock to Pill Point and
In removing bOulders An appropriation of $50,
100 In esked for ~ be applied In extending the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05


steamer Gomanic lBr). Kennedy. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer ti.Iiieo lBr jenkins. Hull sanierson SON.
steamer P4wnee lBr) Hsrnden. Mediterranean ports
steamer Donau GER, Rlusa, Bremen via southampton
steamer Longhirst CBr) Brown. Bremen -Funch Edge
steamer Ben Venue sr, Robertson Janero via New.
port News-Us aud Brazil Maii 50 CO.
steamer Gnsdafn1s Neserson Kew Vest and
steamer New orleans Halsey New.Oreans-s II seaman
steamer Excelsior Hawthorn NewOrleans-Bosert Nor
steamer city of Augusta Nickerson savannah-Hcnry
steamer city OF Atlanta Lockwood. Chareston-J W
steamer Bcnefactor Tnbon. Wilmington p Clyde
steamer Guyandotte. Newport West Point Va
steamer od Dominion. Walker. Norfolk City Point and
steamer knight Chichester, Georgetown and Alex.
steamer bolivar Crossman. 8atmor,-Geo II Glover.
steamer w Bruno Foster. BaumOre-J Krems.
Steamer VIM Woodward. Young, BaltmoIe-I hrems.
steamer EleAno nor Bragg pST'lsnd and Ape s
ship Helnrch and Tonic Ger. Meyer Bremen-Hermann
bark Ger. Castellano. Beyrout, syna-Fanch.
BARK Navigatore UtaD, Lauro Naples-Funch Edge Co.
Bark EuScnia Longo tItaD J.adro, OporIo-F Ii Smith
Bark Edward D SENT (Br, Smith Rouen-scamme Bros.
Bark Ferdinand GerJ. Minde. Copenhagen Funch kdye
Bark Norge tNor,. Henriekscn, stetn-Benham Boye-
Bark Emile uer, schunge. Hamburs-watjen Tool Co
BARK Pses.e Aast Bnn'isn Trieste LFnneh Edys 3 co
Iar. Thomas keil0r tBr. Tingey, Ha'Ie-Funch Edge
bark Clotde. uiggeus. Montevtdco orders-Nriors
Houghton
BafK falmouth tBr, Malcolm, Windsor Ns-snow &
Burgess
barbara Galino utaD zorna Philadelphia
Baldwin Il Co.
Brig Xrasnopolsky Dch verbecE. Elsinore for orders
Funcb. Edye a Co.
Brig Wihe lBr Mead, Montevdeo-J w Parker & Co.
Brig Harriet q, Stanley, Nueyltas oslo Bros
Sclr Flora Woodh0use, Gordon, Tanpco, Mex-B Met
calf * Co.
schr Ede sweet (Brl. Flick ST. ohus NF-Perkins Co.
scbr AnDioia (Br, Macdonald Haliax-Scammoll Bros
SAILEn
Steamers Germano Spain aud Furnessa Liverpool;
Anchoa Glasgow; Calico, Hui pawnee Marseilles;
C0penhagen Ben Venue o Janeiro; Saratoga, Havana;
GUADALUPE Key West and Galveston; NewOreans
oes0r Now Orleans city Augusta Savannah; city OF
Atlanta Charlosto Benet actor Wlimlng0n Old Dominion.
West cumberland. Bristol. ships Don ana CITY OF
Montreal Antwer Banks Henry Port Ezabeth Cardenas,
MOnr0vla Mng2rela. Fernandna Brigs Helen Rowlcy,
Campeche: Anna, Richmond.
Also saied-Via Long Island Soudd-Stsamer Eleanora
forPortland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEas
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. Aug 4-Arnve. steamer Barcelona tBrl Ander-
son, from Montreal July liz
Also arrived steamer Egyptian Monarch orb Enksen'
from New.Iork.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 4-Arrived, steamers Oxenhome (Br)
Prowss from Montreal July 49, yran tBr Fargher from
Boston July "a.
PLYMoUrh Aug 4-Arived, steamer Hammonla Ger.
Schwensen from July 20 on her way 70 Hamburg
Hull, Aug 3Arrved steamer Otranto (rl Potter. from
New. York.
LIZARD t-Passcd steamer st (Fr. Bonneau.
from New-York July 20 on her way 70 Havre. -
HAvRE Aug A-Saod. steamer France tFr) dHauterive.
for New.York.
AsrwERP Aug 4sailsd steamer Pennland BelE. wsyer
for NewYsrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS and MEDlClSH'' "'
Cases Pellets sugar OF Mix Cocoa 80. &c x... vss
Humphreys Homeopathic specifies hum nR n,ny xnvsl
of Healing CASES FOR EXPORT A srESiiHn snat 100
Humphrey's Homeopathic Medicine Co aenerM Doy'~-
fulton ST. Branch siOrs 1913 broadway. near izth'se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

Mayor Taussig yesterday signed the ordinance
passed recently by the Board of Aldermen forbid
ing the sale OF beer liquor to children under the
age of sixteen. The ordinance Will 20 into effect
today.
john Desmond, mason. died at his home 1877
Eighth-st yesterday morning, from tho effects of
iniu les sustained few days ago by falling from
tn. roof of Loriard's tobacco factory.
William G. Brown, agent in the employ of l..
J. Swaync, springfield manufactures Mt Washing.
tOn.place and University place. New York, was
preferred by his employer. lie locked up in
headquarters and will have examination to-
morrow.
Miss Mary Long and Miss Mary Burns took the
veil In the chapel of the Dominican Convent, IN
Erst-st. Bishop Wigger Otliciated at the cere-
monies
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

n fualCwina alo - Transfers =
roal esta4s, q seeurded at tn AAdssors
odIce. afncs oar hst rspoEt:
C5arencs Ha1foed to Sarah J. Snow
sud Julis3 Mofss. l0ts and 8, block s.
III. Me0il1a's second additico-$D
Oaxouce Hanfoed 10 Catherine ~.
Mopxoe, lots and s, block 6 J. J. L.
G;lvTa'e speond Ad1iti0a-t30Q.
QAfunoe Hanfurd 70 J. y. Snow. ioe.
{ ana 3, block 6. ]. ]. 1e0Ivra's second
js@ Kine 70 ". Z. Polly and E ".
Calve1. 81 acsoo osesioo8 II and q, Ill
u soWnahlp = Aogth, Ean3e eass-
Jsmes MeNsnaht 10 d. T. wheeaee,
No. s. Naynard's addifioo-&95W.
Mn. bsyidsoo 70 D. D. MeBea2, loe1
"a 4 8 and 6, hloek II Northern -
dition; aIso lot !, block Is Northern ID
dision-e60Q
- Burpsrt 10 Sarah B. YsalsR, hid
intsrsat n . pises ol land IN ooeeSon =.
toUnnhip = uosth, range 4 oe1e; a19a
loes and 8, blook ~, D. T. Denny'l
third addition: also lots =, 3 and 4, bleed
70. Kidd's odditioo-e36M.
Bailey 0ax1sss 70 EaRene n. bSoo0
| - scrss In section =, township > north
range eass-tl00.
BeiIey 0atssrt 10 Frank Oakley, lot
= and II. block -. Cniea addition
3. ". Johns 10 G. b. Hanfoed. one
half intseess IN certain lands in KIM
eoanty-o6l.
u. r. Wheeler to the society Of tn
9sGfafn of the H0av Eaunno Of t0D0o o0(
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

Fn00 Tn OKAuA0oo.-fro0 Dana
0illstt, who came down Let weak from
tho UkanaQon in company with Nilll0|
ThOgp and 44. Hanklna, ~ elean Tie
following notes Of interest: Since 81
pogtioo Of Moses reserve has beon
thrown opm al parties holding mining
claims are busy rs-looasinR. Among
thsm are Smith. Doans. Young. Glover
and parties repeeoentin2 IN Olympia
company. Some noW and rich di0cov-
cries have also been made In quarts By
Dana ON that portion Of the reseEve
not yeS thrown opeu, and the whole
country seems TO b vast deposit OF
prociOus minerals, which 10 n0W In
possession Of worthless s1vA9es. We
heay . rumor that . company OF pros
pectoes will soon start from Ain9Worth
70 make . thorough inspection Of this
section. The party IN coming down
took the trail this oide Of The Columbia,
and coming through. the mountains
came near losing their lives from .
mountain alide. Al il vas they had one
pack horDe killed, and the horse which
Dana was riding Was baGlly bruised and
cut BY falling r0cks. Stopping al Wen
atchis they found Miller i freee, Who
keep store a4 that point, al veil and
happy, q also the little settlsmenS
aroond them. Vegetation in this valley
u more forward than in any other por-
ton Of The country they came over.
The sun flowers and peach tfees arc in
bloom, and poplars and other indieeu-
Gus trees are fully lsafsd ont. Sooner
OF later Ne believe this beautiful little
valley viii b the great fruit growing
section Of the Northwest. Another oeo-
ton 10 which No wish 10 call attention
IL located about tan miles below the
mouth Of the Wenatchie on the east side
Of the Columbia. II IL What u known
- Moses Coulse, and possesses the
Same climatic conditions q tho Wen
atehis Valley, being shattered from thu
cold winds Of winter. Al YET not . set
tier IL found In il borders, and thsre Il
room for 1000 families. But to ou1
party. Inquiries ELECTED The fact that
bat sliRht amount Of snow had fallen
In the Wenatohis Valley during the win
tsg. Consequently no loss was sus.
tanned by Stock men. Leaving Miller 4
Freer's the party arrived in good ofdel
q ElensbufR. and finally here durina
The early part of this Woek. Thorp first
went below to dispose Of his cattle
while Dana, On Thursday, followed suit
l-Yak;ssa Record.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

A Montana Stage driver hit upon 4
novel method OF saving . woman
life . week or two ago. He Vas on
the trip from Deer Lodge TO Aiss0ula,
and the cold was % intense that the
only passenger. . woman and her
little child, were 10 danger Of freezing
TO death. The mother placed al her
wraps around the babe. and the dnves
saw that drewsiness. the first stage OF
freezing. had fallen upon the devoted
womsa. He put his coat around her.
but her blood seemed to DO standing
still. Then he grew very harsh. seized
the woman. pulled her frum he coach
and left her by the roadside. ''Oh. ny
baby!' the mother cried. The =,
cracked his whip. The stage n.w
over the snow. With the woman run.
ming after. The race was kept %
for nearly two miles. when tho driver
took the woman IN and again wrapped
his coat around her. by c'ever russ
nc had warmed her blood and saved
her life.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

Moro cabin passengers, ~ reported BY
telegraph. on ths Eldsr are bound for
Gsa1tls than Tor all other ports eom-
binsd--VieloriA, Port Townsend. TAoo-
nlA And Olympia presumably more
stssraas pasasnasrs a. we'll. And ~
shs ~ compsllsd 10 ssjses ons crowd
- 20 imniarauts Who sosRhs paasags
q her for this port. With The sxsep.
ZION Of Ban Franchise and Portland ~
nay tsuthfully Az THAT more psop,a
ass coming every wssk and month n
6eaaale chan 70 any other place west u
W. Rocky Mountains, not exosptina NJ
lasRes eitisa Of Salt Lake, Lee Angeles,
OAKLAND or 6AorMmeoto.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

EsA1rLn, April q, lssA

oAA1ILus Apfti ID ~.
Territory a Waahinatoa ~. John
keevin. Pisa Of noe guilty entered.
Territory az Washingoun N. william
Mathew. Plsa OF nod guilty su1sred.
The following indictments vsro 70
turned By ~ Grand Juy:
United 6eatss ". A. B. Gov An, selling
liquor 10 indians. 4 true bill.
unIeed 6on1O ~ 4. b. Covau, h.
dietmsut Tor ceiling iQsor 10 Indians.
a trao hill.
Unitsd o(a1ss ~ 4. q. Beuiamin.
ArraiRne& and given till nsxs Saturday
70 plead.
!. unilsd o1aass ~. A. B. Osuan. Grant.
- unttl tonosfow 20 pieaA.
CAafhes Brown - admitted 10 eisi.
ssnsAip.
Il ouaomon n. D. 4. 4 !. 4. McKin-
Nv. Coaetnnsd Tor ~ term.
On The part q he Territory The
0rand Jury beUaRht 10 true bills agninal
CAaslss Dixon. Heesy Win. John An.
doEsua ard Aasua 0hawi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

Ths rush this way II Pretty strongly
shown In tbs increased travel over the
Nesthsrn Paci6o road bstvsen Tacoma
and Kalama. The road has nov been
In running operation for ten years. The
nrss mine years the trafhe warranted
Ne use Of bat single cpach. A ysas
ago that coaeh became "a crowded that
u val thought best to add anothsr 70
ths train. The pressure continued right
along. gaining al the tune. until sbout
ths bsainning Of The present year =
Third coach vas added. And nov ths
fourth coach b put on. and ths four
are % filled that further aocomm0da-
lions will soon havs to bo provided. On
= single train recently one hundred and
elehty-Avs hFst-olssa passsuaess we're
carried, and . few days later on hum
dEed aud niuety on another.