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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

NAruRx m CENTRAL rAsx.-One OF
the besa tributes 20 the beauty OF Cen
trail Park. New York. Is ptid b. the
Wild fowl sho make their homes IN -
woodlands aud waters. There II very
l,ssls Of the park thst has mt p sss-d
under the hands Of the landscape gar.
dener. Tnat ART should model - closely
after nature that narrow strip OF land
In the heart OF populoas city should
draw % Il passing wiid foul il oertsiuiv
remarkable. The director Of the park
has observed membrrs OF thirty-six dis
tiucs families there. r-preseutin2 I'D
sueciea Of w,ld birds. During the sea-
son Of migration the list 10 greatly sug-
meuted. aud large ncks 1T rare birds
often aliehs there for rest. thus tncrsss
inc the looal fauna. Among the birds
cen in the park ara the grss, northern
yer the blsck-b cked gall, tbs msi-
lard, the vooi dock. tn rail-. ~ort. WOOD
cock, snipe, pl .ver. ssndpip-r- b.'s~rn
and the gree and might h-rssn. Snah
variety Of Wits Cd visitors IL seli"r
sssn nssr thu b snnss Ut lnan, much ioss
II mstr,p ais-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06
COUNTRY NOTES.
lBy a special correspondent J

BY special correspondent.
The measles still hold on to Chehalis.
There is largo demand for oarpen-
ters here now.
The Wadhams & Elliott saw mill is at
work again.
Building up for cool air, and digging
down for COOL water is all the 10.
A newspaper called the Borsslis il
about TO DO started in this place.
The Agricultural Association will
move their FAIR grounds to the McFsd-
den place, east Of the railroad.
Mr.. Thomas Bothan has sold his in
terest in the Chehalis mills to Mr.. DAN
iol Roudebush. Mr.. BOtham left few
days ago for his homo east Of the noun
talns.
Last Monday morning the residence
quato, was entirely burned. Every
thing in the building was lost. even to
money and highly priced keep-sAkss
and valuables. Inc total loss 10 about
$500. Mr. browning had v,ry COM
Portable home. the Result Of many years
hard labor. He and his family have the
sympathy of the entire community IN
their serious misfortune.
The people Of Chehalis and vicinity
held celsbration exercises ON the Atm IN
the beautiful grove on Mrs. BVnett's
place, a little east Ut town. The order
of the day consisted of the reading Of
the Declaration Of Independence, by
Samuel II. Perry, the teacher Of this
place, a short Grafton by y. 4. Harmon,
number Ut recisations by the young
people, aud q good patriotic picnic
During the intervals excsllsnt music
was furnished by Rev. L. Brouilistts
aud wlte, Ar. AID Mrs. HerndOn and
others. Al night tall vas gwen At the
Court House on behalf OF the Lewis
County Agricultural Association. d.
CHEHALIs, W. L., July 5.
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THREE FARMS FOR SALE,

ENRST-i5 ACRES RICH ALLUvIAI
u White river bottom land. with good
two-stOry frame houc Of nine rooms
painted and hard finisher barn, WOO.
shed and small orchard clear. running
water on the place Is acres improved.
Price. $1,000.
Second-50 acres adj lining the above
same quality Of soil; - acres clea ed, the
remainder GO d pasture large prune or.
chard four acres of hops; good running
water good. dry. elevated build .ng spot
Price, 5000.
Thirds acres of choice land near the
above described rlcts. with splendid or.
chard IN bearing finely located bu lding
spot, with spring 30 feet above: 20 acre,
cleared. balance open and furnishing good
pasture. Price. 5000.
All this land is situated within II miles
Of White river. n lies Of Renton, and Il
miles of Seattle. in thickly settled
district: one quarter Of mile from tn.
railroad. On completion of the railroad
TO Black riter these farms will be within
an hours ride OF New recoma or Seattle
Good schools and churches CO. venient.
For particulars inquire OF y. o. M-eker
New Tacoma. w. T.; e. NJ. Davis. " HIT
river. w. T.: K. 4. osborne. Seattle, w. T.
T. O'Brien, residing nea the premises, or OF
Z. MEEKER & CO.,
jsB d wit Puyallup. w. r
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Mill Company, g. W. Cofnnbsrry, Gil.
bert Christensen, Isaacs & 0reenburg,
the Austria Saloon, II. Strudsnzki, Aug.
Danielson, A. g. Spexsrth, the Edmond,
she Red Star, the Escu apius, the Cen
tsnnisl, Frank Fabre's, Joe Charters.
DR.. Kinsey, the Camp Restaurant, Kin
,ey's new buildings. Ike Foster, Foard
4 Stokes, A. Ginder. Chss- Mailman.
the buildings below him, the Astoria
Soda Works, the laundry, and all the
sther buildings there, exceot Heading
toms, went in one common blaze. The
bouses on the hill were only saved by
toe most strenuous exsrtion. At Carl
Adler'A Ed. Taylor'A and other private
residences, the Ladies worked most
faithfully.
Rescue No. 2, and Astoria No. /.
played streams Upon the burninR debris
ell the might, when they we're with
drawn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

An Almost incredible case If popular
superstition has occurred in Prussia. In
the village OF Schonbeck, in the province
West Prussia, the little daughter OF
cabinet ma es has beeu bedridden for
three ystrR. The father became PR
Ga sdsd that his daughter VAS bewitched
hy a woman Who hsd given her occA-
sioually apples and pssrs. He vas sd-
vissd that the patient would BE- cared u
abe drank some Ut the blood Ut the sup
posed witch. Ths poor woman vas en-
trapped int, visiting . place where
anne of thu chief men Of the commune
were snpsmblsd 10 receive her. She Vas
ss,xed, one Of her fingers prtcksd With =
needle, and sh. blood given TO the sick
child. The participators In this outrage
were sumsnvu~d before police magic
srate, Who sentenced than 70 imprissn-
meus for three dayA
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In many English churches on the Sun.
day of coronssiou. she Russian national
hymn vas played rs voluntary, and IA
some f~v special prSyes vers offered
for the Emperor and Empress Of kos-
ala, Il IL understood that great ed,rss
arr about n b made by those members
OF the English Church Who desire more
iuter-c nm Duniou with the Essteru
Church 20 bring about that result. by
the sxessi0u. Of the biahops OF Lincoln
and Gibraltar = great deL mors hsa
bssu .lready effected in that direction
than the esoenl pabds-vno are so
p.emsly ignorant - 10 the Grecl
+. Churoh-ag a. ~ OF.
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NOTICE..

TNATTLERS. WOMAN'S RIGHTSLEC-
l turers. husband henpeckers. gratis
advice glvers. and all persons who know
our business better than we do ourselves.
will please give our little house. Carl
ton Cottage on the hill. wide berth
All respectable people are welcome.
myy II G. C, PHINNEY.
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Farm for Sale.

SPLENDID FARM. CONTAINING
n 80 acrea. on San Juan Isiand For
particular apply 70 X. SCOTT Z son.
tsaatle. W.. r.. o. u R. LuNDBLAD.
- joan lslAnd myIo WIN
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SAN FRANcisco. July 5.-Passenger
list Of the steamship Queen Of the Pa-
cifio for Portland.
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H N. lives 70 no pasposs lives 10 .
- u1EseA
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Mr.. s. V. White, the Wall street brok-
er, u described by correspondent as
d yelling On Brooklyn Nights amid
treasures Of china. marble aud bronze,
where he romps with his children. or
busics himself in his elegant fam
Gus library. But this is only for an
hour. and lit il not until be mounts to
his observatory that he gets thorough
senss of rest, or What amounts 10 the
same thing. a complete change Of ideas"
His telescope has twelve inch object
GLASS, and Is in all other respects the
most perfect one in the possession OF An
amateur on this continent. The tower
il stands in has its wallis Of heavy ma
q ,nry carried far down into the earth.
30 that passing wagons cannos disturb
the Instrument. Up in this towcr, above
the roofs of Brooklyn, "this busy man
Of al .irs eoes ~ niRhtfSll. and, turning
the great glass upon some brilliant star
of rrstful color, or upon some strange
object like Saturn, or on ono OF the ca
r,ous twin stars Vhose contracted col0rs
a. sren through his glass seem 10 dye
the earth with their hines, he Razes on
the far distant mountains, seas aud val
Ieys, tie inexplieAble Yings, the tiny
moous, and ali the wonders that are de-
MED IN the gaze Of man unaiasd BY q
powerful glass, and ~ hs l0oks Wall
street fades from his BRAIN"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

What Lord Du6sriu really needs
more Oh "a stars and ribbons are pounds
and shiliines- He has . 6ne Irish e.
tate. bu; has besu rather Sh@ridanically
careless regardless of sydney Smiths
saQacio u aphorism. Beware Of care
Isnues. No fortune can stand IL long"
His N .shss had not penny vhsn she
MARI :, and bis wife only . very fac
sho1s I'd pounds. His plight would
have o-sa much voess bat for min0-
yity. AZ Coussansiropls be has $4,000
3 year an1 tvo hOoess maintained fol
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stormy time for today, with = poeaible
hreuk up anu free 6ght before the elise.
ID vas the duty Of the conference 10 let
0svspspers and the world perceive that
ssssp one vas here with duty 20 do, and
~ for tumult and disorder. A CON-
mnniosion from anti-m0u0polists In
OrANa was read by q. G. Post. Secfs'
Afy Of the Conference, re0rcstin9 that
10 delegate from that State Vas able
y attend the conference. and hoping
tAAs the conference would b o0n Quoted
IN manner that would strike terror 70
The hssrsn Ut tho officers Of great and
eoullss corporations. Letters OF s,u,-
liar nature were received from the GEN.
trM office at the people OF New
York, fr.,m g. @. Carter. head OF the
antl.mouopoly m0vsmeat IN New York,
and others we're read. drawing forth
heavy rounds az applauss. Pending the
arrival Of the report of the CAsmmittee
on Platform, Mrs. Marion Todd, Of CAL
ifosnia, addressed the Co ,vsnsS0n. She
regretted The small attendance. - the
Rrsasness VI the object Ut s0e couter-
encs Q died for q much larger reprcsu-
tation from every State In the Union.
how long The present condition. OF %
ciosy VAS 70 last WAS mot question Of
blind chance bus question Tor the pco-
pas u Americs to decide. In San Franz
sssso for the last two yeArs she nnmocs
Der of suicides has averaged eight souis
pr meath and shis vas NOS oSiuR q
any disssss Of the mind, bus the horri-
NE prssenss Of starvation among the
peer GLASSES Who were ground dosn y
Tie dust by tbs hanghty Oppression o.
fhs rob. Labor founded the Americ u
government and psuAuesd iss wealth
and hence An infringement On thu
rights Of labor was treason 10 the gov
eminent. The Republican party hs<
% dc more alayra than IL ever manu-
niusd. The negro had been freed frou
enc kind II slavery 10 10 enthr died IN |
9svrry vst more z ding. the SLAYER.
oIMarsAu1n. TnsAnsi.m monopoly part.
sooio yes is<ue a - decl .sass0n Of IN
.eosodsnes, oos that e0a.d nos b u
1eeeos ons that ahonld b. Uouoeabl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

JOLIET. Ills, July 1.-Two children of
James Mulhion. six and eight years old,
we're left in the house alone for short
time yesterday and during the absence
of their parents the house took fire. it is
supposed from fire cracker, and the
children were burned to death.
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A Temale Psisener.


GALVESTON. July "a San Antonio
woman, named Mrs. Christian, has oon-
fessed to p,isoniug seven men during
her life. The case has for several
months been in the hands Of detectives.
Who were gradually closing the Gordon
OF facts. bus many of the particulars arr
vet shrouded IN mystery, and the history
Of this Borgia Is not yet made public.
The crimes were in the New England
Statss, aud one Of them IN Boston,
where an investigation lesd'ne to drvel.
opmeuts at present unknown. "a. nrse
insfitut~d. The vomsn has hid n all
tvo or three husbands. each OF Who y
died very Suddenly. Details OF one 81
her diAbol.oL d~sis Arc "a 9. fully
known in the early morning Ut Novem'
her 8. 1859. One J. Burksts. stage
driver. With two pssseae-rs. arrived NJ
a camp 80 miles north Of Laredo. The
place was occupied BY Mexican
vho attended to the horses
The weather Wa cold and Mr.. Chris
| tian before she serv.l hr-skfsst brouxh'
4 bottle Of liquor and handed u With
clssa to Burkctt. Who invited the pas
senp~rs, the Mexican hostler and
farmer 10 join him.
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The five-day bicycle contest was won
BY Louis Armaado and Maggie Wallace
and was concluded last night. Wallace
not appearing during the last day. The
only feature Ut the contest was the fact
thai ArmAndo, during the last twelve
hours, supposed all known records for
that time, making 1891 miles with i've
minutes u spare. The record for two
DAYS was 2i7 miles.
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OAKLAND. Cal, July 5.-While Austin
II. Hi |, wife and year old son wcrs
driving in buggy from Oakland to Al
aneds the horse fell. Hill and his wife
jumped, and tue child fell out. The
aors-, IN trying to regain his feet,
rolled over on the head Of the child,
who died in the buggy just before the
p Iysiciau's house was reached.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

LAX. GEORGE, July 5.-The college
crews decided not to start in this oonso-
latiou race this morning. The referee
called the single scull race, postponed
from yesterday. The water was lumpy.
Capt. Jennison, OF the Princeton Grew.
contested with j. Koehler, OF the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. At the s.art
Jennisen took the lead and easily KEEP,
il throughout the race. A strong head
Wind prevented their making fast time.
Koehler jumped his seat at the half
mile and Was compelled to wait thirty
seconds before starting again. Jenni-
con stopped several times down the
coarse and crossed the finish in 1880;
Koehler, 1870.
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Usros, ad., July 5.-Dr. W. 2. Horn,
a respected physician, was shot and
killed in his oflics by Sam Hsminger, n
farm laborer. with whom he had some
dispute about work. hsmin2er was ar
rested.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

WASHINGTON, July ,5.-rhe Attorney
General gave an option t. the 3 ore
tary of the Treasury that expectations
# bonded whisksy to Bermuda with
view tn its reimp ntsti.n. for the pur-
pose Of delaying payment Of tn tax. j.
not an expectation within the meaning
of the law. Hon. J. G. New aas b-en
acting secretary OF the treasury during
the absence VI Mr.. Folger.
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not be rebuilt IN that place. The great
est los to the owners Was the burning
of the immense quantity Of manufac-
tured lumber. Tue Insurance. Vas Gil,
OIL. The most important vas the loss
of the ID Il. d N. docks. These struc
lures. including the cosl buukers, with
their contents were VALUED at $4,000.
The total los IL about $4,000. The
insurance on this is very light. The
sight is sicksning one. Where yester-
day all was busslc and industry lies a
mass of smouldrrinR ruins. The loss -
not irrep,r ,ble. u Was b We expected
and 90 we're d o rpris~d. The Won
der Is IL didn't o,Jir before. The les
son il 80 plain ia = il h unnecessary for
us e. add one word of comment. Lot
u see that IL does not hapren again
Al niahtfsli, Captain Niles, with a
detachment Of twenty-five men from
the fort, came up a. special guard.
The Jhief Of pplic- detailed special
force 10 keep watch. and all over the
atty q good many private citizens kept
vigil. We have. IL seems, . isvless ele
ment wno s-tzcs on the opportunity tina,
disaster affords tn plumber and thus add
TO the general distress An example u
needed.
To give list of those who deserv,
mentiou for their pluck. in standing II
from the frat to the last. would ill 4
column. Every ole worked with th,
; best intentions, and that the city il No
wholly in ashes il due 10 the Drawer,
and persistent effort OF the fire depart
meut and the citiz-ns Who aided. Cap
tain Flsvel's steam pump did GOO
I'D . - - a.. ~
even moro aid coald have been given
The prompt action Of Captain Miles Il
bringing ut pstssl guard entities bic
: n the hesrtiess thanks Ut orr citizss'
The Insurance . bstwrsn $t0.0l) an
160,m 4 part IT the burnt disfr :
~ owned By W. w. Parker. J. v
. Weleh, MA J. p. ward Of P0rtlAu<
IanA ~ Kinney bsothsfa 1hs C1stso
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KANSAS. ILL.,, June 5.-rhe balcony OF
the Roster House gave way last evening
during the fire works display, seriously
iLjaring seven persons, bot It IL thought
none fatally.
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An Iuprnsling Daei.

New YoRx, July 4.-Col. harmony
Knox, one Of the principals in the i'm
pending duel, left town at $50 today,
accompanied by his second. II. +. Mo
Dermott. He left word with the clerk
Of the hotel that he wo1ld be gone till
tomorrow. Nothing could DO learned
regarding the whereabouts Of ID. b.
Sheahan. 1t il supposed he IL tn New
Jersey. The meeting will probably take
place today in the vicinity Ut Hoboken.
A Scripture Csmaitsee.
The committee on revision Of the old
testament continued in session today.
The comparison Of tho work OF the
American and English commission was
completed.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A CASE THAT PUZZLED THE WHOLE
FAoULTY.-Mrs. Milo Ingram gave
the names of some of the most re-
putable physicians in the two cities
(Pittsburg aud Allegheny, to whom
she had paid large sums of money for
treatment, hut she rapidly grew worse.
She was then taken to the most repu-
table physicians and surgeons in New
York, but with no better success.
They had all pronounced it cancer,
and declared she must die. The flesh
Of her breast was eaten away down to
to the riba the breast bone was laid
hare and the disease made it's way
upwards, causing the breast to become
detached from the wall of the chest,
hanging loose from above. See page
25 of DR.. Hartman's ellis of Life"
how Peratna cured her. They are
given away by druggists (gratis).
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