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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15


Thefo ere nany reasons Tor Feetel
tbsa eur eacssns IL tks East entertain
sssh nssiaksu uoiions ans1t ne status
81 sur civilization end as.siy. Ames2
these Sc nav enum Fais ias disability
~ Esbsr nadsF "a ao' AIiElesius 70 ear
scores q mase srsssas sappiy Of ths
sias q fcmale go grasiop, wateh' con.
nasd "a is eVa ssFros hosrasries ~
haze, eoal8 xpsna ITSELF - advantaEe
q ths fair steres of cur beSuisfai visit
en- lttsoraL Oar eomEarisy is teen-
isn viii eligible yosak assR, and while
tselr rrnssnoe anoHest ~ s soaFes
81 boandless salts Aatton, - cannot
has cegloss an anseuts - ns'esial 10
uSse issslf vita tstm are fot
pss srisy = psrpstuaftoa q sesir viz
tues.
Far be Il fran car Farpass 10 IN
aasate hes We hava naa FssAi a. home
ere many vsry bsannfal sud eligible
Fssns lseies. bui their nugSsr Is nssh.
rs Ike psupostionsis e re reeds Of
"a sssg i1esssziRg stock 81 siiRibis s2d
niAgsi SSeahie yearr tssheiags
CanssFuisz stsse ssms so-ns bach
ssarA. eastern folk waa sell %
Gear Ia saind thAs thsy ere ns5ihsr eE-
ssatA pos 1nsiyslixsd. bat hsvs tAe
ss@seh sra assrnsrs n q sess sivillz
agisn q ses susk Akax e hen hare
Enawn the adVante sl,aH ssasFs.
ana uAAs hsvs nel havs seslssa il ear
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15


F. "a ssAoae 81 en1 N H1t g
/ azzsr izees ~ s IS Sc cza1r<l1|
/ q ~ sas ef 3ties II ~ k&3ss d
a.. ~ isp1ss q 3 lls.ta nIa Arsslli-
tssf wesf 4. M - ~ - y CO.
fpsz ~ qssk nnr e sAe Isas - sGnas
lErs q zalrzllg So . ! fesn.
l1 gAss nssin has Hrsnshf 81 .
Rre4i seai - nlshEsf. sra Wy car
land skesi4 e esscfasa uish fsidine
z1f ans 40 keii assiza $50 sEss. - hasa
nsvsf tssn kEIs b ssspsE- Il ezsseEn
ysuna isaies shnula BE- cnsiuua % kneu
msrs e ~ b. - ana wsgs e. -
srsrsns wssksnrin TTiteEy v5sne
nsan. - as kd s8s fslqwina asaszis-
ten sf hin. ukfsk, SKIS l. Is nsfht1e
6uG trus. I'll earvines thsas We h0ps.
sbet II A. isnos the paaxi 1farsal psias
. bs sss1t ssr. stea. IS ~ rEls. - =
. ssag lsepelabls swsi.
Lsviza fn 3 oline silica has nons q
ths easrTsssng wisesusasusas 81 Gall.
fssnia. Be isilss. active ard ezsafzfvs,
wish neus q itss apathy "a indols0es
~ aisgantian ehlah ehar1sssrisss his
aEcttsF n he soniA- He nss nat Be
possessed Of q vefy exubssens inzaaina-
fion. tua % tie Whole b i bard
head Z esd ezn zee ~ far shs0uRh .
ssillsfone e. most people. IL nome IN
sssscss be MAJ 81 psoas and il some
nct. hst BE- IL no nypsorita--in fast bas
Fafnsr G filling q nnbnFdsnine ~
mlsa 100 csnAi6Is ara openly On eli
aopiea II b has faults, enc Of then
= seIs excessive candor, end psEhaps ;
dsalre 30 air certain eapsxfaiai kuowl
sdzs o. sabiso;s 30 = NOT very dsspiy
sraasfnsed Elm. Bls 10 atoas far this
10 IL . h0uest, thrifty
feilow, VIZ Ealks according, 70 bis
fights and does nos tFOabls his head
sbvnt cay q the erszss ana fsds which
exercise tbs soush Of tbe hub Of The
universe. h i1as ID p4rsienlar ysssn-
ina after blse ehi1n. so3 eonid think
I've dollara better iassssed Ia a pair az
sloussrs than in 8 osaeked Chelsea su-
car bowl. Primary eosors hssa no par.
ticulaF rspnlsion FOR him. md - for
esIly Enelisb, be doa's 50 8 cent on Is.
His virtues, 10 shoEt, nre eli Of The uni
tssian fype-iudeed, he csnuot con-
csise ths Vostb Of sBy that are net. Ii
the MISTER Of dedication be is FaiseE
fond Of Ioud noises end striking colOrs,
aud void be better eHtertaired in the
iii Of iscsum than ia the aisles Of
south KsasinRlou. His pleasures, il
NOS very rshnsd. are nos low, and tie
history Of bis private life would, in
nearly al case, bsaE scEutiny.
An admirable Csiohson eur western
boy Is not, bat be possesses q liberal
share Of those robust virtues which 90
90 the making OF 3 good husband and 6
providenf father.
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MonAn srsIeaeE Aan lnaI.slea.

he pcsE iEsxIrtoKSexB hiss fS-
quansiy Declared iis ssny esi y tesa tie
passase q = scman suiIsass lsv Is tie
ltesalalurs wosld greatly iEiare he
rroapeet OF wsahingtan Territory foE
admlssicn to ske enson. Il il woasd nes
dssssuy itsntasely. Tbis hsiies iashaEed
b. ne people q The Territory eeHessliy,
and thas Il l. tsssd upou seed foaa
aaion Is made manifest sy q ssudy az
fhs siisAtiou g couSEess 10 regard g
ihs admission q tsrFitcEiss.
That sltuAtioR is - follovs; The
psnoOsaiic PARIS hss Ter years opposed
sha admission q Dakota bseanse j, i
ssiasns shat Il ~oald b assrongly Re
s. b,ican state aaa thas les sdmissisu g.
nc anion woula ads shrve votes - a E
RepahlicaA ssrsnS,b "a tas slssiosal
eollsGe, besides irsIt &c ksEe1
can strength n ths e Ve srd
On Ire hnose q mgr est.sss by
Ihs rapid eEewth 81 Dakota n =
lAsion spd ~esigh tss. hevevsF. g. .
she Denaocrsts 10 very smtaEsss
position. They sannos Defend 3 r
aeticn ia keerlrs Oat 81 ihe uoiaa ?
ecnno1wsa.sa wisk . EsFa4sliea
saore thar six hasassd theassra, Tess
gerceiye thss thsy @sst yssi1 hSgtrs
ssre ana shss DAkoss noss sntes a.
nDler.
Ths Rssas ossSssfs rs Deussssss q
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4 arnoaa errosIslsS.


Nsyts has any pEop0sed legislative
nellpn ID Washington Territory met
With mose e6nsrAi oppasiiion than y
offered e ihe pendiog bills 70 confer
suffrage upen uomsn. From esAa ard
from xeal q he mount8ins, from ss-
atsle snd spobane Falls, from Tacoma
and walls Wallis, frcm Port townsend
and Vancouver, tke aietY i the SAME.
II every cemmanily he people, mtr
and woutn niiks, weuld regard tts PISS
sage IL any d lhe proposed lzss - he
tlo lsst than q calamity 10 sue isrrl-
tori.
Those who sre opposed 20 sae snsaa-
meat Of a woman saifses Law ara meyer
nt less 10 eiye toe rsasops Tor their
opposition. They have many feasons.
aud they ere coed outs, aaa y Is ia
comprehensive lhas q slARe member
Of he Legislature sbsald fail 10 appss-
clals them.
Perhaps tbs mast aapssa ge8son for
opposition 10 eoEferrina the ballot asou
women Il the fact tEat 'hsy 10 net wans
Il and that th6g 3oald ge0Wd Il - a
HARDSHIP II ihs duty whieh i suggested
weKs thrust upon theu. Oh course.
thsse are q fsw eomen in tia territory
wko really dsoirs the ballot. bns thsy
ere oathnmbsfed alty tooes s. Sc
wosasn who a. nft vent It. Fhs Tsnen
Of the territory knos skal Haman saf
fraas q and they % not llheii.
There are oihsE reasons. hostser not
sic lsass Of which is he general con
victim ttat ire sB&csmsnt Of womaa
suffrage Law Wsnld have tendtncy 70
prersrf rs Rdwission Of Wassiagton
into the nnson. Tlat this conviction i
well icaBdsd eau no logger be doahted
even b TIE noss rshid suGragists. Il
certainty Affords a coed reason fer the
dffsas e TIE q posea pleasufe.
1hsn, whaihsF sisely or nst, people
esutrast sha pfeapsIlts which she terri
aort has enjoyed curing thg east gear
with The slaeuAtion which pFeyailed ia
AZ branehss Of trade aaFisR ne scare
shat The wonan ssasA lsg wss ID
force. They IsmEnosr hai see alsgua-
sltn began within tke fee months ia-
msdistsly feiioWsne sQe snsosmari Ct
sAe law Of 1888 aEd ttss g continued
until about the fms ,aas The laE vas
declared invalid hy tts snpteeo court.
They d. nct Fsesfd this ~ . easge eola-
oldenee bar ste ife feleiiUa uf oauae
ans tfIses telween tae iaS end tAs
hussnesa siaensgan which VS. eantsua-
rofansoas and eoscfn c a sisa q
Diasrsae from 81 ites sad 3sepeE
shan shy q lhem Is sasi eppesiiigu
hasss aeon hostility % iae iasa q wu-
nan suiEsaes !ssslf. Psogs eatarslis
desire ia be- tbagoszhly sanviueed d
ths advssAbsilsg q saah q sweeping
change "a Is pfepose.S snd issy d. nas
fan 20 see that ne eaavinelag srsamaai
IN favor Of eapfesfipe the ballot upau
uamen has eyer been addneed.
There is Otiy enc yeies thfoasbons
ake ssrStory on this question. II the
leeialstaFe PERSISTS iusaaeiiaea waasep
saaraee lAv in defiance e lie psolssi
o. - va3t msiaEisy o. he peeple. shs
act viii iassly b. considered as o4e e
che naosl sAsnaeisss hsssAyals q a poh.
lie trust Of whick = legislative body has
ever been sullgy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

The DemoofAfs ~ Louisiana haze
nonGnatsd 9snsral kiehois feF Sc Rov.
sfsoFship afttr enc a she meat eacit'
ina polllieai struggles - lbs histosy d
ths stats. This noalnst8eu a1a1ltsfEs
the mtEsefg fsesion u she Democracy
aud Affords ihe Republicans "a erTss-
sanity og vhioh hey should not tssi
tate 10 avail themselves A Kiss nons
nssson sd pfDstal e4hyass eiii 70
nuis IL tho alsosisn Of Rstes'iear
aosssn0F 10 Lssisiaaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

TEE FRreHrFUL RECORD on THE PAS
zvKLvk MONrHs.

Twelve mon IH4.
TIE year Of 1887 hiss been especially
pfoiido IN casualties resulting IL large
iass Of life. Is the firss nins weeks Il
taa year this country wss thres times
Startled oy railroad horrors which made
q deep impression Ths collision on she
Baltimore end Osio railroad nesr Tim,
Oasa, bF wbf83 10 lives wefs iess che
sfsita river bridge aisssteF on sue YER
mont Central. wheFs 81 persons perish q
miserahiY. and the Sin BRIDGE horror
on tbs Boston aud Providence railroad,
with 80 kiiled-this terrible eacrifics vas
required % arouse ubiie sentiment and
sssnFe iegislaficn IN number of ssates
lsakiuq - tie abolition OF the deAdiy
% Chasswortb, lit, disas
~ is7es wsFa lost and hun
u ,-..a Vt pstsoas wsre wsnnded. and The
k1ats, fud.. wreck with 20 vistims,
strengthened The feeling whIch had al
Fsaay expressed itself ia lsw that The
sssF stove "ssEss Ro.s
tca g, train disaster e. Sc. Thomas,
Oss.s when twelve psrsoas wsEa killed.
s2a tEs desth Of hfteea Italian railroad
skuen near Hahsken. N. 4 II train
sa,aeuiy das1inR down upon them IN q
EaKaW psss-aFe among the curious
accidents q the year. The usual num-
her Of awful marine disasters vas re-
ported. PeFhxps Il Is veil that short
efleprams such rs fohinese iunk
wrecked whiie boand for Stem COO
isawned,n coming 70 rs from such dis
sat pciats. fsil "a impress with the
essl hurreF of these cslamities. Tue
80 Of the steamer Ohanpisin. which
nrnei or Lake Michigan with twenty
- peFssza. skoskfd tia o0anskg usore
n sha ICES Of 800 ChinaDea. TIE
sithquskes u Italy Rad souiharn
Ffspee 10 FeorasFy ssEe very disas-
sroaE.
Erstquskes and a v5icano 10 Mexico
ased dssih iE 3 way rarely expssiene-
I 10 this eosnigg. Earning thasteFs
I'D hotels, mine explosions Iaud slides
nj falling haisdi1gs round oal sad
Isl q casaalsiss for tie rear 1851.
5aasicn and fosesieht are traits Of
,aafestsf thai TIA human race nay BE
lsaraina through to bitter expsriencs
rescFded for tie pass year. II c1m-
psriRQ the casualties OF one yssx with
aaotheF i i difasuii 10 bslseve that the
isa provemeut ID material. = AlbanN
ySarsal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Mra. Samson'8 roons ai Tie Brnns-
wick are kept constantly crowded. Her
gift OF medi1mship is truly marvellous.
call i what yoa viii. Each day sunaa
a " test Of her power Is given. I'D
may are excited to tha vsxre OF enthu.
siam. All Who visit Nfs. samson sra
son convinced thsi there 10 something
lnsrvaionsiy strange ahoss her, and
that hst poTHr i beyond the compks.
hsnsian OF ordinarv mustsis. THIS
test ass visitor Il visited Mrs. San
son OF the alert TO 1eieet trickerY. BEL
beaane 50 bawiId6red b tbs successive
tssis THAI forgot my original osafaiaE
llfe aUd isft q heii6v7r." anrlhef
a1., we are NOT imbned with mnah
tslth IN things mysterious, bus Gte g.
lraFkaola u0Wers exhibited b7 Mn.
ozms3n are hesond cor KEN
AZ any rate there Is something orange
aud efaftling Ia the remarkable powers
rlenifesfed b. this lady, wao Is alto.
eeikef different frm the ordinary ran
q fcriuue keilera end nlaiFg0Yanfs, Be-.
lac . lads os refnsnent and frns
q cest mfdiu1 Whose heart is IN her
Wsrk, and al who come IN oontauf with
Ter are unanimous "a pronounoinR her
q w0ndeTfnl woman.
Ara. Ssms3n has travelled extensively
both In Europe and Amerioa and pet
aiTafs with the most enviabie success,
been amoncst the mosi akeptiaal. Mrs..
Sams9n Il . pleasant lady - meet s0ol-
ally IS veil - professionally, and osn
be seen a. her reosption room 3, Bruna-
viek Hotel. daily and Sundays.
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rHs AwsTL Ros aSs Tas arreR

hsAr3 q funny stasY fseeoliy OF a.
aeics eoue tiuas ass. 4Ao Sss plSyinR
Is = fsFce. IN whIea . wss DsSessafy fof
tim b asa i1rEs 1eu1a asSs. Ore
C Eht when be rss 10 the tasstsS he
f8asa NJ g ar aua ssnt tie bsY oct faE
come. Ba1k aSuse the hays sue ross vas
usaes ana vaipnsd o2 PFse=1tiy. %
as Aofros Il the actor, tAs - began
tae9sii tiii ~ lsnRth, in the nidst q
a. lMearsaul tssssee, & bsrs1 Nn1 fell
30 Ne eranet Il tE bssa nlaie 81
sals-Ezissn8 hsss. and - iaa q ths
ss.ofas tses had sse soasii 4 - eatAs-
tropk@ -.Ssaperf Rsst.
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- alrlrs.ln AaEapMEaE.

ID snoihef eeiamfl ell - fcnad fse
afsiolo ~ ssnatof InsaIls e ne saf-
fraes question ubiea sFpsafea e TIE
Fcysm for sspssmber. 1871. This =
one Of he sblezf sreBmsnsa e tbis
snbiact has have appsaEs6 l. sectns
gears. u ls ssps siAlig sorssnted 2
fhs atssntlon 81 sts msBbesg ~ hi
lnMnr hnaaa q SO lsRIslalara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

We e this coasl esn bra ct cold
weather, as wEa 50 SONS other eonn riss.
Wednesday night q Geld east wind cane
dswn ep0u O.. an3 in - h9nss tnH OBJ
rnkla FiYey vas blocked 81 ibis poizt.
Ire Lowest ps1lnt feaebEa b. tss nsf.
earF gas 10 deg. above zsFo, b7t tbs
esld wAs steady untA today. a6 sais
mornino aad rain iR The aiz, sssiea-
tio1 l. elaxs1 hgts. and the boass ssAca
tie shcre opposite the Willismefta With
difaeaisr. Is fs prahabls tbs isa bl3eh-
ads uay oa bEaksn 10 week = Ranaou
~ Fndspssds1I
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

No ffo1bla 10 ssll goods ~ the pr.ess
theF are marked. We are determined
20 open car ne9 STOKES wish new Rsods.
Der, ~ vii odeE our onsire
sscsk u biacE goods and silks Moadsy.
18Th % 2Iss. Tokiss 4 SinRsFmkn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

The Waila Walia Union SAYS: On
Monday a miiy IL this city vsre ala
covered 20 BE- entirely withaus a stove.
fast OF focd, and TIE younger membsrs
gers compelled TO keep 10 bed 10 avoid
freeziug Several merchants Yelisvsd
ssssir necessities FER The presaat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Closina cat oar enlirs sick. Ask 10
ses sc hns issssg ve are selling 81 rs
cents - G1estEE Oiea8's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

NEkREx WkrEH F.nrNE.- Tia main
reservoir Of the Isc0ms Light ard
Nstsf Cempany Wa empty Friday
night, aaE Il was 0slg By ths united
eifsft q iarzs f5Fss u men that zoe
cts was Supplied with wafer yesterday.
The water eomss from SpanzuaY lake,
distant fo1Eleen miiEs fem Tacoma,
through 9 wooden fame ana open ditch.
Tbs water d3ss vary eioziy In saue
Pssots 10 the fame and u wss there
that the intense ella OF Fharzday Rad
Fstday niSnss canssd ST. fesIn sato Toe.
Ths water ceased - d9w ias0 the feaar-
v0ir, and il was sonn smplied, "a nearly
everybody asiae khe 1afsx hsd Jeff Il
running % avoid ita freezing in tbs
pipsa. Toe water wss again runnins
into the Tsasrvgsa yesleydss, 51s the
noply viii BE- limited Until he eold sazp
is ogez, as il continues 70 frstza ia She
lame. aud the qaznsitY that can dow
through is much less than under ciroam-
stances less troublesome.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

LEEF Hrs BED AND B3ARD.-At the
next session Of couft for this district n
large number OF divorce cases viii be
heard. To the many old enea on the
court dscket many new Cnes have been
added. and yesterday papers were flied
IN another. Tue disaR9eeinR parties ia
this case are q. q. WazhbnFn and Mar
gaFet Washburn. Unlike most OF the
other Gases, In this the husband is the
plaintiff, and in his petition alleges that
his wife has deserted him and has re-
mAinsd away from him over two years.
The pafties we're married N Olsmpia IN
March 1873.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Al A STkEDsTu.L.--Wosk on all public
and pEivate improvements Is ct q stand
still. The recent cold weathsr feFsa.
fately ipteEve les 10 ALLOW tbs material
men to catch up with ihsiF orders. SENS
Of the factories IN the southern portion
Of tbs oily have beeo oompsiied TO shut
down on account OF the lack Of water.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

I'm WzrKM1 WuE8 CO nEE DE TN "a
oozA unx1 c1zR2N1ls Sass.
h Fehnson. who had beea gneEal-
/ inr "a sizb tsfE1r1jnG SO g sEe 14ro-
IA wiH Tar nna1S sh4n q EsaEs 1He1 .
I fkiEk5lui 4szIn yeler4 y 1crn1nz o1t
q h4Ek 81 ellNE esnlsas 1c.uR Eia da1'e
wnrk. Bs e f1esni1ns c1Ntrlgacoe q
q hka74 w6iEsS A11 s1la4 <1Pe tie
I say 3 zna1E s. psrf9gEa is goxk. 1ne
sseufStg ox tha oFeraz1f rsEis Hll1 SIS
dnr1 tiifF o. t4e rppss and yesterday
fnoTuinR f1s snait Kope brsfze. afgl1g 10
the saw tna fresanm of several fee9.
/ 18nnscr fell fsgWar3 "a tae rcPe bre8s =,
md he aaw. boan6fnE toward hlns
struck him irst IL t1e fizat arm, opel
INK Is fFom the wriss lolne % % sneal-
DR.. a1i befa<e Be cuuld recover his
eanfl hEinn r&a fAr0nRh into bis oo4g
q AIRY esFerinR 4 ID iva. De Wdike1 .
feu fees fran ina $50 bsfoTa hls lnl1
Ffes Wexa noticed ~ bis felig9 waFk-
men, wnea de rs elAoed On . ssEetehaf
and 6skwsen t@e OF bis e5l4ocgers bur-
risd CT toward the fannF Paddock
hnsp1eaf. Ths i0ss % ht9ad wts 90
CREST. h0usEar, thst bsfore b. h14 been
carried hundred ysy5a be died. The
knights Of LsbsE, OF ghiea 9fsanizt-
t5an be vas sn active DaDhef, Wiil ean-
dset lhs fu1exai. A uzsetiaE Fas heid
Lass night 81 TIE memo0fa and ali ar
f4ERanenis complsted. Un1eriakef
LitlIsiobn viii pFspaFe tha Feana for
burial. A c0Fanssas iaQaesf was cen
aidefsd azneezss2Fy. Ins min com
psny has generously offered % defray
all expenses OF the fnasra.
do1ns9n w3s yoang mzFl, eessi about
- years. Hiss 0nly relatives ia shis
ooznsry are 8 brosheE and sister. the
former 4 resident Cf this city and the
assfer residing il Oiyups. Hts pa
fents ere IN Sweden. superintendent
AtkioEou. Of TIE Until. says taas John-
ssh Wzs ons Of hls bsss hands and be
much regrets tie loss Of 80 yalnabIe Q
haHd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

a-fses.ssers ssistsre sseiF rt1sess eascFsa
~ slezse efvs a. "a acssssa IS wsii - ~
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THn UNION MEETING.

The damage iecofred b. sac chip
Guardian at Hadlpek yesterday mora
lac is greater snan e. frst reported.
the sniEzsn t9pRaliant mast, as we'll ae
stern Of The weasel vas damaee5, ago.e
II The timbers being started; ths affet-
eoasa aud quarter deck Rers aiao dam
aRsd. About 5000 will be required n
repairing tia ship.
POzE fowHsHSD, Jan. "A, 1883.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-27
PATRON, of the Restaurant.

"The waters here complain that some
of the people that come in here, where
they can get plate Of roast beef turkey,
lamb, or most anything else for twenty
cents, expect as much attention and eX-
cellence Of food as they would require ut
up town swell resorts, where they think
nothing Of paying 81 for dinner, with ut
least quarter for the waiter"
The speaker was the proprietor of g
large dining room down town, where low
prices prevail He added, sententiously;
II have always noticed that mans
air Of Importance and the size Of his din
ner check are likely to be in direct inverse
proportion Many men with a fifteen
cent check walk out with hundred thou
sand dollar air. There Is no place in the
world, ! am told, where man can get SO
much to eat for his money, in quantity
and variety, as he can here in New York.
OF course, mean down town. New
York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-27
Noticeable Meteorological Phenomena.

The meteorological phenomena accom-
panying the building of railroads in
Mexico are receiving the attention OF
scientific men IN that country Recent
serious damage done by washouts on the
northern section Of the Mexican Central
road was due 10 waterspouts bursting on
the track, and il IS curious fact that
waterspouts seem 10 be attracted By the
from track and telegraph wires Engi'
neers on the line Of the Guadalalara
branch of the Mexican Central railway
have noted that as fast as the cOnstruc-
ton advances rain follows, and they hold
that this Is due 10 the large lot OF steel
rails on fiat cars which are carried for.
ward as fast as the work Of construction
permits The most noticeable fact is that
the country is dry in advance OF the con
struction trains, and also behind them
for many miles. Rains beat down, as de
scribed, in bucketfuls just where tue steel
rails are, but only in circles few miles
in diameter Frank Leslie's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-27
IurIlud'- NIodesf Ouecn.

There is an old saying that cat can
look at king, but it isn't so withqueens,
at least NOT with Queen Victoria, for she
has a horror Of being stared at, and tries
to live as QuietlyanG rs Secludedly as pos
sibe One of the most general complaints
made By the people OF England about their
sovereign IS that she hides herself from
them and never allows her subjects to look
at her when she can help it.-Cor. Phila-
delphIa Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-27
something About WaiDuts.

The walnut is indigenous TO Upper
Asia and in the mountainous regions Of
Persia is found growing wild. 1t was
known 10 the Romans as Juglans Regia
or royal tree Of Jupiter. Ii was intro
duced into Italy at the beginning Of the
Christian era, and gradually spread over
western Europe Ii was introduced into
England many centuries ago from France,
which country was then called Gaul, and
some authorities say the word walnut
is a corruption Of "Gaul-nut. - Webster
gives the derivation, however, from IN
Anelo-Saxon word, 'wealh-hhut," from
"wealh" a foreigner, stranger, and
'hnut, nut. In Europe it Is called
simply walnut, and the name English
walnut used in this country was bestowed
by the colonists of Virginia 20 distinguish
il from the native American black wal
nut. The tree seems 10 flourish every
where. 1t thrives In rich and poor land,
on mountain and in valley, in rock and
barren soil where hardly anything else
can be grown. But in deep soil with a
moist bottom the English walnut grows
luxuriautly and yields large crops at
comparatively young age. - American
Grocer