The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-10


5lssfl 3 Cove Is alone worth albert tide
re wanted 30 see i aud the qneen CRY 81
t1e souud- nnd viii spend q DAY or two
acre. Probably be wiz make other invest
naenfs hers.
The SoNERvfLEE NrRrER-The latest
conseruing the two women. Mrs. CLARK
Elder and Agnes Eisliowsy. arrested AZ Ia
Grsnde, Or, for the allezedsznars..r of
Joan symeryille 81 seattle last i,ecemher.
- mat they were released By the sufh0r.
ttses ~ Ia Grznde, After being held Eve
Gays. she necessary payers for their lawful
approximation mol being forthcoming.
the Union county sheriff thought he
would take hand in the matter. and with
deputy be followed the women up asd
again arrested them and brought them
back 70 Union. where they are nov in
eas,ouy. awaiting the srrfyal Of sheriff
Boxles OF Waila Walia, who originally ar
rested the pair. Chief Mitchell Of the
sesttle police takes no stock in thu alleged
murder, AMI thinks the charge was made
BY one against the other on account Of
quarrel besween the women and Elder,
the former Mrs soruerviIle's husband.
Elder is stiil In jail AZ wslla waiia
The SUR HAEBoR RAILKoAp.
Aunks. Of Fidalgo. was in the city ycster-
day. lie reports lively times down that
way and says shout 200 men are employed
IN the construction Of the ship ffarbor
is "a WORK on the road viii Be pushed
all winter With the present force and when
good weather commences in the spring.
iargt number Of additional men will be
put on. The progress Of the road is being
Kept very quiet, - the property owners 40
not WISH The cOlnpany's plans known and
q boom prccipitaiea. Mr.. Munks agkcd.
however. TINT II was HIS belief that Ship
HArp0r was 70 be the terminus of all the
tfanzconfinental lines heading toward the
Pacific Northwest. Thus far the tactics OF
The property owners have kept property
values about where they were before rail
road construction was commenced and
they hope that sech a state Of Affairs will
continue 81 least until spring.
UNUSUAL AERIvAL--Co!raan' wharf was
the scene OF a rather unusual and anus
ing proceeding yesterday morning. Work
men aud loungers along the wharf were
excited BY the appearance of a Hat boat,
containing number OF Cinnamon who
were pulling directly 10 tine landing. II
was Immediately concluded that the
S,hinanen had been smaggied aeross the
line. aud Capt Rnger, Of the customs ser
vice, was notified OF the supposed surrep-
titi0us arrival. The captain vent down
and intercepted the Mongoiians az the
wharf He searched their effects from one
end 10 the other but could gud nothing
/ contraDand; 50 he was forced TO release
them The Cinnamon doubtless hailed
from one OF the sound canneFies While
ON this subject II may be OF interest 70 the
public tn learn that the price of smuggling
Cinnamon through the lines from British
Columbia has jumped from SIS 10 $50 q
head since the passage OF the exclusion
act This information Is from the inside.
TIE LAST RfrEs.--Ihe funeral Of the late
Edwin $. Hriscoe was conducted from the
church OF Oar Lady Of Good Hope, yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock The remains were
escorted to the church by delegations OF
comrades from the seattle Rifles, under
command Of Acting Captain J. A. Whalley,
the seattle Hose company and the Hook
and Ladder company. Solemn reouieu
mass for the rep0se of the soul Of the de-
ceased was celebrated by Rev. Father Kus-
tiers OF filenhurgh. assisted b. Father De
meme aad Father AcAuley The choir
rendered touching music during the ser
vices aud the the organ played the Dead
March ia saul wher the body was horne
In and wehster's funeral march wkeu Il
was conveyed out OF The church. The re
mains were Inferred in the Catholic GENE
terry.
THE DENNY HerEI.-Mr. A. A. Denny
said 70 Posi- ISTELifGENcER reporter who
called upon him to inquire II there were
any new DEVELOPMENTS in connection
yet nothing definite was arranged At the
meeting OF the organizers OF the scheme n
was decided not 10 hamper the architects
by any sapuiafious. bus 10 ask them 10
submit THAR plans by the 18th Inst Until
the plans were returned nothing would be
done. so far Mr.. Denny II responsible for
everything done, but before the 18th a
company weuld be formed which would
manage The enterprise aud complete all
finsl arrangements.
Sraicr oR5ANixAFIoN.-rhe Coast Sea
mans Union is gradually shaping itself into
model association. and now places heavy
fine on any Of Its members for neglect Of
duty. For instance. a few days ago one OF
its members left his work unfinished and
failed 10 return the following day. when ii
was learned that he had been drunk Five
members of the order were chosen to try
HIM for this breach Of rules, and he was
fined ~, the money 10 go 10 the uniou and
laid or from his work indefinitely. Mr.
AcLeran. the agent, says the union ia ia
splendid order and that such cases rs
the ono cited are no; frequent occurrences
psTEH Lusp's ErFKcTa-The agent Of
/ the Coast seaman's Union, Mr. McIerar.
/ yesterday sold the effects Of Peter I.und,
who was drowned at Fort Blskeiey few
+. days ago. They consisted only OF his per,
sonsl property, and netted szs. which Is
G
eeived from the father Of the deceased,
who has been teleRraphed 70 al his home
/ in Chrstiaua, Norway. The expense of
i.und's burial was betrayed oy the Union.
rs In all other cases. and any property left
behind is sent 10 the nearest relative.
TllE NEw SCHOOL BoAED. Yesterday
afterIi0on the newly elected directors II
school district No 1 met IN the .ogace OF
dexter Horton 4 Co. for the purpose Of or
ganixaii0n. All the mem er- MrssrS. VIM.
II. Hughes, N. FriRk. w. II. Taylor, J.
?. Heyt aud George II. fsylor--were pres
cut Lots were cast for the respective
terms with the following tesul;: Three
years. Mr.. Hughes. two years. McSsfa
fFsak and faFlQf; one year, Aessra. u0yt
and HsilOrou. Judge Hoyt was chosen
chairman and the board adjourned
THIS Sgw FERRY Lane. The West seattle
Land * Improvement Company began
yesterday 70 pus IN accommodations far
their passenger traffic on the ferry line.
They have begun building Ga the land
Ing al The foot OF Main street which will
s wareloem a.,a aIs tissss 's e,se
which wiz be eoTspieted Al the earliest
possible moment Thcis ferry, the s'Cify
Of seattle" arrived al Port Townsend yes
terslay evening. sad wsll likely reach here
70 day.
T1fE MOODY MEETINGS .--Wars was yss
tersiax received from Mf. Needy. the evan
selist. who Is ROW ~ Port Wassn'l. thst
he would prefer 70 esgia his aaeetinxS hers
next Taesiss. Arrangements have &C
ceriingiy been male b. the sexisir evan 4
gtlssfic executive eamsnitfee faF his E,ss
pei work here 10 Cgsarlenoe a. % s. date. i
Ills eNcniiiS services, before sai after rae i
ISih, will he held IA the ArneFy, Ga ihc I
tsfh, unicss hereafter Otherwise all 4
noanecd. the rseaias meeting VIII be az
the opera hease
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