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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

II all other remedies have failed to
afford relief, there is one that will never
d,sappoint you, and that one Is Syrup
Of Figs. The strong and the weak
alike find II powerful for good; harmless
yet thorough, always giving strength to
the bowels, so that regular habits may
be formed and the system restored to .
healthy condition. Each half-dollar
bottle contains from twenty to--thirty
average doses, and the dollar bottles
more than double. For sale by C. F.
Heinzeman,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
Bucklen's Arn,oa s.lve.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises, cuts. ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, cancers, piles, chilblains.
corns, tetter, chapped hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded. %
cents per box. For sale by c. F. Heinze
man.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

Many bodily ills result from habitual
constipation, and . fine constitution
may be broken and ruined by simple
neglect. There is no medicine equal to
Ayers Pills to correct the evil, and re-
store the organs to natural, healthy,
and regular action.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
Livery Stables ana corrals For sale

Temple street stables and corrals will
be sold with or without the livery. The
use Of location is guaranteed for years,
and business will be continued If not
sold. I wish TO sell immediately and
cheaply. GEo. o. FoRD,
Grand Central Hotel,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
A Wide Awake Druggist.

Mr.. C. y. Heinzeman is always wide
awake in his business. and spares no
pains to secure the best OF every article
In his line. He has secured the agency
for the celebrated DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. The only GER
tain cure known for consumption, cold,
hoarseness, asthma. hay fever, bron-
chitis. or any affection Of the throat and
lungs. Sold ON positive guarantee. Will
give you trial bottle free. Regular
size Si.0O.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

Tho trial Of Manuel Higusra, for the
murder Of James McInsyrs. was com.
msnoed yesterday before Judge Hines
and jury. A large number OF wit
nessss were examined and the csae con
tinued I'LL 8 o'clock this morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

&c. Nicdt L Co. sell the all.healing
medicated Phenyle Soap for the curing
Of all skin diseases.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

Two elegant upright pianos and parlor
organs, all nearly new, for sale at .
bargain at Valentines music store. If
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

s. NJ. Perry. Of 25 s. Main street. is
prepared to construct sewers 1t low
rates. II.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
$1,000 LTEY


thousand $4,000 dollars
ito
advertisement the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD.
the popetors or the said who stopped
dodge
will meet The the Peoples Store bank this
contest The winner divide the gain equally between three associations
The Ladies' Benevolent Society," Sisters Asylum the
Orphans Home
This gives splendid advertising
credit o
Signed. JOE AiEsMER, at The Queen estore
p ST. mean business Put shut sug22N
the WINDY, HOLLOW oHEsTNUT.
TO The slippery Merchants from Sacramento:
the
he Conn o. clos shoe dpartmen
~ more han on
81.
W whosenpa o so
tn. he emerch It who's seI sheepanf for Fenchi
none therwi@Y
9Th VIII positively that alers
Of the
escape Signed, JOE MEsME@.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

Economical f'uei-Weiiinston Coal
A careful estimate Of the relative cost
of coal and weod shows the Wellington
coal to be the cheapest. 1t will burn in
any ordinary CRATE or cook stove, giving .
steady heat, and is much more convenient
TO use than wood. Now in general use
by all the hotels, restaurau etc.. in
this city. For sale at all the retail oal
yards. Am prepared to sell same in car
load lots and upwards, delivered at any
station on the line Of the aosthern Pa
ciic Railroad,
WALYKR 8. MAXWELL,
my25H Wholesale Dealer. 10 Court ct.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

HLEEPLESS NIGHTS made misera-
BILE by that terrible cough. Shiloh'a
Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by c.
F. Heinzeman. l22 North Main street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
Use Nieds'. PhsnyIs Horse Soap.

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi.
gestiou. Coustipation. Dlxfness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's vitalizer
sia positive cure. Sold by c. +. Heinze-
man, l22 North Main street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
ST. CHARLES.

q A Haskell, San Fran Thos Flower, BIC
H Henderson, do DR. Healy 4 wi. 8 Monca
John Brown, 8 Bernadno 4 Gibson, Riverside
Mr.. J Brown, do T Staley 4 fam, Anahm
Miss Brown, do in Grifhn & fam, do
B Martini 4 fam. Etida W Z sibley, Orange
n sichsser, San Fernando r Young, Puente
q Smith, Newhall Z Chavisz, Ontario
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

Lace net IS cent?, cornics pole free,
Peoples Store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
norlos.

u0Tpok.
Al parties having shade OF ornamental trees
on the szdsssaiks Of the ei1g Of Los Angeles sFe
required % tim the sane Nithin ten days from
the data Of this nosics. Ry order q
X ~ BOYD.
Superintendent of streess
Los Angels. August .. issa auEs4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

"A. NEw DEPARTuRE-Beginning with
Tkdssday next the HERALD will be in re-
ceipt Of the full volume Of the Associ-
ated Prso5npatches.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
It Never Fails.

Use Nledt's Phenyle Laundry Soap.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
MOSGROvE 4 co.

49, -0-eS" @@s8
BLACK DRESS SKIRTS:
An elegant line of Black Satin, Satin
de Lyons and Gros Grain Silk Skirts,
with full backs, pamela. draperies, pleats
and fine beaded fronts will be offered ct
$3.50, SIS, 4l7.5O, $40 and SIS, COM
bined with plain black or braided Jer-
ssy waists. making nice costume for
street wear. Ladies will find it to their
advantage 10 inspeot these goods, As
they are immense values.
WRAPS Z ULSTERS.
We also have on hand and ere daily re-
csiving all the late styles in wraps and
travelling ulsters, prominent among
which We may mention the Bea.
trice, josephine and Le0nOra,
IS well ~ many others.
DREssMAkINc DEPARTMENT.
We have recently opened in connec.
tion with our cloak business that OF
dressmaking.
TorHE LADIES:
This will ill want long felt and as we
have placed at the head Of this depart
ment q First-Class Dressmaker ladies
who favor Us with their patronage can
rely upon having their dresses modelled
after the latest and most fashionably
Eastern and European designs at city
prices. One trial will be sufficient to
convince as to the truthfulness Of this
assertion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
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Maximum Thermometer. tl.5
Minimum Thermometer. $40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03
SHIPPING ISrEILlcasCE.
RS. r. ChronicIe.l

The boiler OF the Wilmington, lying
at Green street wharf, has been taken
out for repairs.
r. T. Guard. purser Of the steamer
Mariposa, jumped overheard ut the
Oceanic Dock Yesterday, aud saved Jas.
Simpson from drowning.
Charles White has commenced at his
North Beach yard q schooner of about
% tons for the Society Islands. She
will be built " th an eye to speed as we'll
a. carrying capacity.
The schooner Alietia Hunter was
launched last week at South San Fran
CISCO. She is 43k feet long. IL feet
beaia and feet depth Of hold, and
registers Is tons net.
There is such q siagnation in ths
coastinQ trade that vessels are being
laid up in large numbers. II Is stated
thst lumber freiehts are fully dollar
thousand lsss than ever before.
The ago of the whalers now in port is
q matter Of interest. The George and
Susan was bails In 1903. the Coral In
1873. the Amethyst In 1872 and the Mars
in 1925. There are many vessels out Of
New Bedford which are even older thaa
any OF tho9e named.
The steam whaler Baleaa vas placed
In the Merchants Dry Deck yesterday
for repairs. On raising her il was found
that the ice had cut hole In the biuff
of her port bow through the oak sheath
ing aud planking. The bow is nov be
ing sheathed with bog eak. or iron wood,
aud IL 10 thought that BY its uss much
Of the damage by loo viii be prevented.
Coasting captains. and owners and
others who have had business at San
Pedro, compisia bitterly Of their treat
ment there. One vessels bill for water
recently vas nearly $500. and the mas
ters state thai there 10 every probability
that the air thsy breathe there will soon
be charged for. II 10 the dearest place
on the coast, and they promise 10 give
10 vide berth hereafter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

taken. Al l.35 The Pre.id~r.,. ~.-.
vas received. and tbs re.d;r. - -
once procsed~d With.
nen tne reading Of the mesrno. 60.
o0ncsu9ed Aidfich, ia few fe~lirc -.
merks, made formal auuaun~em~1,x ~
ne oeAth Of Senator Aufhouv. ani the
cenefe adjourned.
WAsHnorox. Dec. 2.-saef,sId. A.
nev Senator from Rhode Island. Wa
Tbs Chair Laid before ths ssaats A.
reports d the Secretary Of the Trea.nrv
a1g tne Comptroller Of the Cufrsucy.
Vsn onercd . resolution dirscfino an
inyestiRssion fato all leases Of land in
indian territory for grazing or other
purposes by Indian tfibes, shs number
% sores embraced Ia sid lsascs. their
serms ana the persons OF c0rporations
becoming Ieesees, also the oiroum sfaueee
unuef which tho leases vefs made. ana
sne means used in obtaining iszses.
sng vnether authorized By lau.
soss SAID he had information thai
sn0ss leases sefe obtsined from ths IN
cry.
MAxsy, Harrison aud 9th . 8 advesns-
"a ths resolution, and fhe procssdinos
oroadsnsd into general disoussion 81
indian lands and supplies.
dawes said that these leases Of Indian
sanos while WRONG, we're no mere out
raRsons thAn She authorized enolosurs
% we fenees 81 thousands of aorss Of
public lands. II remedial action was
nos taken Ia tisne. the public domain
would pass into the possessien Of large
land owners foreign and native. He
noped the matter would NOS be allowed
20 enc y talk. or be oonhusd 10 Indian
ianas Alone. ConRross had the poser
% clotns executivs efiioeFs Of tbs Gov
ernnens wssh ample authsFity In the
premises and should do 20.
At the request Of ConRer the matter
vent over one day and the senate al
j9urnsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

The pupils Of the Maple Valley school
secured the following average per cent.
on rigid written examination for the
terms work, beginning April 7th and
ending November II, 1884:
First Reader Courss-Cora Amss 100,
Henry Sidebotham 81, Annie Cook 98.
George Russell 50.
second Reader Coorse-Lena 6idebot-
ham 96, George Cook 95. Eva Russell IS,
Matte Maxwell 50.
Third Reader Courss-Lizzis Jee 50,
Bertha Cook SO.
Fourth Reader Course-Martha Side
bothasn SO. Turah Ames 81, Henry Cook
Fifth Reader Course Huldah Russ sll
50, Annie King 81.
Msster Henry Cook vas neither ab-
sent nor tardy during the term.
n. @. BRrMHALL, Teacher.
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ssen nseD's cAsAL
SHANNON, Dsc. 1. 1854.

ckABEOK, Dec. !, 1854.
EDITOR Pesr-
A We have not seen anything In your
oolumus from our village lately, ne
thought y might be we'll TO inform your
readers that Seab ok stiil pursuss the
even tenor OF its ways, anything outside
the regular routine Of business being Of
rare occurrence. The mill has been
doing about the usual amouut Of busi-
mesa Tor some time past. The prospects
M present., however, are that the trade
VIII be slack for week or too. The
vessels ]. n. 0rifiths. John @. North
and natcyon are now loading, bat will
have compistsd their csrRoss In a few
days.
DIR. Hunt. dentist. Of Port Townsend,
has been In eur village for few days
on professional business. The doctor
70 genial fellow and makss friends
wherever he goes. He returned houe
on Saturday.
The usual number of agents still find
their way 10 this place. Last week II
was lady selling Q book entitled The
North Star and the southern Gross" of
which she claims 10 be the author. We
are very sorry 70 learn that our village
produced very unfavorable iinpression
on her mind. However. We would ad.
wise her, In her future travels, 70 talk less
and think more.
Thanksgiving Was duly celebrated
here BY grand hop at tbs tovn hall Ia
the evening. As all the mirth. loving of
the place turned out, 10 Vas quite q suc-
oess. About midnight all repaired to
the Eagle Hotsl, where supvsr vas
served. After being thus refreshed, all
again returned 10 the hall and continusd
ito trip the light fantastic far along
through the "wee sma' hours. fshad
been intended that all psrtioip ants
should appear In mask, bat as the uni
forms. which had been sent for. failed
10 appear at the proper time, the idea
was abandoned. More anon.
X. Qsxr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

DKvounxp III WoLym.--A tragic Incl
dent is reported from Eastern Hungary.
A clergyman, with his wife aud chiid-
ren, Vas driving in q sledge from Kras-
novia 90 the neiehboring village Of Kis-
lonka, when pack OF rsvencus wolves
pursued them. The mother. stricken
with terror. ies her child fall from her
arms. and the father leaped fron the
sied 10 fescue is. Father and child we're
as once attached BY the wolves. The
father fought desperately and killed tvo
wolves, but at last vas overcorae ANA
beth he and his child we're devonred-
Meanwhile the horses bad rushed on
ward with the slsd, still bearing the
aeonixsd mother. In the agony OF her
terror she gave premature birth 20 .
chiId. which died. The terrible shock
which she had suffered proved too much
fer the poor woman, and when the eieo
reached Kisioaka she, too. was aeao-
So the whole family psrishsd within ~
hour
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notice that girls have the ere.tess
sscuify of growing = I'll TO once. J
NOV En- y g bony e Z porxic, bat
somehow when she puts o. that new
dress just before her bean cumcs. she
becomes - plump - . rubber bali
notice that girls who kiss bad
women viii kiss bad men. l notice
that girls who are fond Of calling n,es
deiuslon. like to bug delusions.
notice that pa points with pride
10 my blg brother who smokes ten
cent cigars ail day, a. an exemplary
son. while be almost makes miuce-
meat Of me II l use up one OF Toms
stuba.
] notice that girls hair grows faster
than boys. Jen always has more
hair on her head when her beau
comes, than she has In the morning
when shc gets up. I notice Jen's
beau shivers IL you mention ice
cream notice q big difference be-
tween the old town clock and ours
the morning after Ems fellow comes
To see her.
| notice that the dude who parts
bis hair In the middle has but very
little room on either side of his skull
70 part It. ! notice that the more
spindleshsnked . fellows shanks ara
the tighter he wears his pants. I no.
tice that bis mother amt like mine.
II she was he would wear them loose
enough to put . shingIe in on an
emergency.
] notice that girls who would blush
II . man should zee the fourth button
on their shoe at home, will 70 In
bathing at the seashorc, among 4
big crowd with less clothes on than
they wear to bed. notice that an
elegantly clocked silk stocking viii
beat modesty every time. / notice
that the h0meliest shaped women
like the mother hubbard best.
! notice that women's right women
always wear mems hair. And vo-
mems right men always wear wo-
mems hair.
l notice that there Is seldom much |
harmony iD church choirs.
/ notice those fellows who cuss
railroad monopolies most, never re-
fuse free pass.
notice that pc has . very intimate
knowledge OF the rules Of poker and
Iaro for q man who never touched q |
card In his life.
l notice that It Is all wrong for me
to play marbles for keeps. but It's |
right for our church to play guess
cake till they rake In the whole pile. |
notice that for girl who virtu.
ously says she wouldn't allow any
man to kiss her but the one she is en- |
ragged to, my sister EN-. does like an
ndiscriminaie game of copenhagen
amazingly.
notice that hen never gets loo old
o De Q spring chicken-nsither does
] girl for that matter
| notice that our preacher says 81
want TO be an angel" and II long
'h, long to be there" but when the
.ollc takes him he's the first to want
he Doctor, and Ii as ''scart as any
'ornAry" sinner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

A FiNK SHp.-A New York writer
briefly describes q new American ship,
built for the California trade, a. follows;
On Saturday the A. J. Ropes came In.
she is attracting much attention at the
dock, and 10 ode of the finest clipper
vessels that ever came TO this port. She
has Q carrying capacity Of over $500
tons. She 10 2s2 feet long over all. 2b5
n. keel, ~ 70. 3 inches beam, with Is r..
draneht. She is commanded by Capt.
ID. II. Divers. TIE cabins are richly
fitted up, and have velvet carpets and
plush covered furniture. The woodwork
is mahogany. except In tie captains
dining room, where the fittings are Of
oak. The crew will consist Of a effioers
and ssamen. The hull Of the big ves.
sel towers high above ths surrounding
docks, and q large ladder of ~ rounds
has % be ascended before the deck can
be reached. The bulwarks are 6 ft. high.
The ship win carry load Of three ordi-
nary sailing vessels.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

DmrrSouisHxD vmlroRs. - Monday
evenings steamer brought down . party
Of visitors who put up at the Brunswick
until the following morning, when they
proceeded 10 Victoria. On their return
they will spend q day In Seattle. The
mission Of these men 10 10 examine .
section of 57H miles Of road on the
line Of ths Northern Pacific, 10 Yakima
county. The following gentlemen cou
pose the party: d. w. G. Wheeler and
A. Mcdonald. Of New York, and r. b.
Langdon, the Commissioners; j. II.
Conkey and George Il. Newell, of Min
neapolis; Thas. II. Tremper, Of King.
ston. New York; L. 8. Hewlett. Of Port
land, Oregon, and Z. 8. Smith. of Ta-
coma. They attended the opening of
the Opera House while here.
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a sPASisn VIEW OF AMER CAN
PeLlTlCA

la Kadriiena, q Spanish Journal.
printed in Madrid. discusses American
politics In the refreshing manner fol-
lowing:
aSince some weeks the contest Presi-
DENTAL RACES in the United States OF
North America With the usual confusion
and opprobrium. The General Jim
blaine, Of the fsderslisss. offers himself
With mach acrimony and the usual Dem
ocratie violence TO the Seuof DR. Cieye-
land Of the Provincs Of Hendricks Tbs
pronouncements in the confiice have al
ready been Numerous and irritating TO
the public peace Of the United Stases-
On the part of Gen. Jimblaine heavy
inpost sf forced payments have been
laid by the Federal army on the entire
commerce OF che country. In the state
ef Coney ieland there have been several
serious revelations in consequence. u
il one of the humors Of the conflict th&'
the Gen. Jimblaine IL called the esvaiiei
az the white feather 20 ccmmemorsts
his behsvior when the Coufedersss Gen
Jaeksonles menaced the sapasai, WASH
ington."
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Rxpvcr,o. n Rarn.-Oas Of the ARA

Rxpucrsos N RArn.-Ons Of the hrss
effects Of The eouplssien Of the Oregon
short Line Is seen In q reduction OF
n 80 on frst class fares 10 or from Chi
eA9o. which took eject over snas route
Decenber lss. a disposition 70 be rsa
sonable in chsrzek and Renerslig 90
oonuodssinG. vill cause The Ofs9cu
Snert Line 10 meet with general favor
~ an early day.
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wu1 Rrcxrvx EAnIr Coss1psal

WILL Rxcxxvx EAnIx CosszpEsA-
rrox.-A telegram 10 the Portland Sssss.
from washinesoa. November Stt,
hrinrs this information: ''Rspressnta-
tive Payson, OF Iillnois, Informed 10
uorter OF she United Press today. thai
hills declarina she forfeiture OF uncarn-
"a land eranta win surely receive early
consideration
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

PxrrrE F1ra-Ths pupils Of the sis-
ters of the Holy Names will give an en-
tertai. ment tomorrow evsnins, Of which
,ha followine win be the program
Openinc March, duet and eols; Out OF
ths Old House. song and chorus nnsp-
herds Evening song. rsverie; ocaip.
tors Prayer. chorus reeitAison ins
storm, doui ls piano solo Indssfsy sno
Iarinsss. tableAn; Comic song. oy |.
inv~nile Drama, in three acts dranc
March, duet Days that Are Gore sons
and chorus Bon Soir, chores; Finale
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

Why purchase and use inferior per.
fumes when you can get those elegant,
lasting and fragsnt flower odors which
Peaks Premium Perfumes give Sam
pies at A. b. SrKwARr's. oS 6m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

The Orphans Home Society win, ,nses
A. a. Concre1ational Church. on we'd
nesday, Dsosnbsr tsh. at , o'eissk p. %.
aiI inisresisd in the work for crphana,
- friendless children, are requested 20
=. ar~sens. By or3sr of the President
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

Tbs saIs Of ticksss for reserved ssAts
A. - Osd Folks Conssrt. vill ocn-
.seree Wsdnssdxy. Deesmber 4th. . 10
o'elock ., m.s 81 ths OpsrA noass Sxss
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Bows and eirls' Far caps IN endless
variety, also nobby chiidrens eoo1s -
velvet aud olosh. expressly imported fsI
the holidays. for sals at io.ess pssss'
- Cnaa 0oIdsssin's, the iseoIn9 nA.ssrs
Feat street.. 1saIeE.LsAEy haoek -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

Puoxr SousD SHrPPno.-From Roths-
child 4 Co.'S Shippiag List ef Lsnsbsv,
the following facts are gathered con-
cerninR the foreign trade Of PUGET
Sound during November. Ten vessels
arrived from foreign ports. OF these,
sns was ship. seven were barks, and
two barkentines; six sailed under the
American, three under the British, and
one under the Hawaiian flag; tive were
from Honolulu. and ono each from sgd
ney, vslparaiso. Kahuiui, Esquimslt.
Ckamperico. Royal Roads, and iquiqai
four were 10 load lumber ct Tacoma,
two at Port Blakely, two as Port Dis
covery, one at Utsalady and ono at Port
Gamble. During the same period six
vessels sailed foreign, two from Taco
ina, two from Port Blakely. and one
each from Port Gamble and Port Lud-
low. Four were barks, one was ship
and one was q schooner; three sailed
under the American, and three under
the British dag; three were bound for
Melbourne and three for Sydney.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

AocIpxxTAL DEArH.-News reached
this city yesterday OF she accidental
killing of Henry BrinkoE. near Dog
1sh Bay, Kitsap county, On SUNDAY
iast- Ihe particulars, as near A oculd
Be learned, Of the sad AFFAIR are q foI.
lows: Henry Brinko6, youna man g
yeArs of age, who hes father ana
ofosners IN Nebraska, came TO Seattle
from San Joss. California. tvo OF three
months AGO, and put up at the New e.
Riand Hotel. His object in coming 10
the sound was 10 take no land, he
nnailys altar looking over the around.
found claim that suited him on vhst
- known - Dogdsh Bay, In Kitaan
county. He made the necessary filincs.
and after constructing rude cabin "a
shelter him until be had come Land
opened, Get to work oIsanino nm Biz
claim. He had friend on the pIaoe
with htu, and on Sunday last his friend
tsok his axe and cnt down q LARGE tree
which st10d near the cabin. UufoFtu-
nately Brinked noticed the tree falling
toward him, and Ia his endeavoes 10 ~
out OF she way, threw himself rieht
into tbs very Jaws Of death. A limb
from the falling tres struck him. break
ing his back and ono Of his arms. After
making him ~ comfortable as Sossible
bis friend left for Port Msdison 10 cam
mon assistance. Sheriff Cemstook ana
T. Beaton went Immediately, only 20
find the poor fellow dead. They took
the remains TO Port Madison, uhsre
they we're buried In q lot In the Masonic
purchased BY the good people
Of that milling town.