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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05
TERRITORIAL TALK.

ltalady has 3 popu.at on Of 10
From SpraEue. 7TE on pounds q
noni have hgeu shipped tslis season.
ahich sil net over sD0si al los g.
innate
Soue villain walked OF ufh the
contents of the contribution box AZ
the Preshy terrain church Chehaiss. on
resent SHahav.
9hehalis s. suffering from = dearth u
dwelling hou-es. Ia this Chehslis
doc. n4t differ from most 81 the other
Cii5cs aud taaus ~ the territory
0kAnoEan toauty has an area 81
90 81 larc miles. comprising 2tso, r
% seres az arabic iaud. bs.sidrs its
stock ranges uialrr ard mineral re-
soHraes-
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eEaa csgHty several times during the
past year ave last. on August - being
Frcc Sled hg a laud. ramaiiug noise,
saa the h5ilS rocked,
An tueen .isry IRE Wa set on two
.i.ss ot tBe MoHis H-,s~ band IL
sheep Sc The flrS- &c Camius creek.
t,artisit. ana aNi8y o. tae extreme
hos wesihvg AMI heat from the IRE.
fae heraef 49, unEhle 20 move TIE
sheep and 100 uf them usFv burnt 70
death
en he isth ait man named stat
ford sfiFted - cross the rIscr fn q
c4noS a the hseath % tac >auk. ah1at
9 'clock Ben the svel ns ami GhM j.
tae last taa5 has ever teyu 7een of
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tatt, hat thc man eaanos BE found
Thrra lis Isn't Ettls Esqht that -,
vas draSur.i.-E a. g,saasr Ne1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05
THE OHIO CENTENNIAL


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RAJ w4s under WAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05
PAssKSaER LISTS.

Northern Pacisc - Passed Heron
Mrs. r. c. Cumming. Mis- 4 F.
Cumming, Mr. Jacob Joel. Miss
Grace Joel, Ny 4. T. Shilling. Mis-
II. r. Ewing, Mr.. isaas ctr0use. Mr.
jas. Newman, MT Laborss. Miss
Fanny Peterson. Jas Thorne. Mrs..
Nellie ioung. Mr. Jas. 0'Br.em, Mr.
Jeha Lang ian, Miss Matte HAWKS.
Nu. Weiustssn. ja-. Cahiii. l. ~
Siiner. Mr. ". Jerks. Mrs. Jacob
Strogse, Jno Fri kson. and II second
class
Passengers who arrived Per PFe1neir
II. Jones and vie. Mis- Jones. r. NJ
Pei smith II. scott, ". SResfnsan.
Mr. SEeefmsn. II. EEssei. & Mo-
feal. Mrs { Perkins. II Carey. &. L..
Brittle. W. +. Wilson. II Alfea, A. r.
joyce. r. g. NorthgP. " 4 Robin
son. Mrs Work :. g. Eunkel J. r.
Laura Miller. j. L. Miller. T. earned
.. FIorey. W Carmen. Alex Myers.
Jno. Btsx, Jna Eieus. samuel Sseh-
hens. Mrs.. J. W starr. Rose Sanborn.
Vim. Heudry and vile. Mrs.. Burn
Jno. Ma-Totta, 4. r. GgibersCn and
wife David NisemAa and family. J.
X Gosiaad, u Major
0re-1a Short Line Passed Hiatt
inEton .. w. Alien. n H. Dixie
aud wife. WH g Hi, T E. Fell "
III. Harold. Wa. E0se1bers, Frank
W keaay. wife and I've chis&re1. l..
Casey and wife. 3. I. Hart, Il z.
Garry. Mrs J McCsy. Ms. Fassets,
Mr.. Marshall, John Harding and
vile. Sadie y Aitken, Mrs. Fuzh
Mrs. Bristow. Minnie Bishop. H. Bar
nars. ana - secgnd-eias<
0regon & California; sse} Med
ford T. +. Day. Mrs =. r Day. J.
II. basto1. ,. 4 Parsons. MEs A
Parsons. Miss 4 s. Jewell. J Dunn,
{. r. Gis-on. : Gibson. " II. No
earthly, II LonghiN. T. Lo1ney. O.
r Bario. y. Howard Aarv Lovey. 4.
Jones. Mr~ z = SMITH. r H. GFis-
fth. NJ Bi-s and wife, J. T. Baubaua,
". + Phillips and wife J. ii tsuat-
mar. H. r. BaEley and wIie. ]. g.
Edwards vile and cAiid, Mis- g. Kerr,
Ms. : Seg5is. Fannie Wiltshire. Ars.
Ruth P8vne. T. r Lester. A l. MI
Ter. G " Barrot. J " Brown. q. =
CsrE%uicr. Mis- " whiteh0use, r.
" Billing, H. F. Kno,aeh, z. j.
Mar5saa and vile " Daitoa vile
daughter. MIS- Mckay. Mrs j. J.
Mgkay. y. Mckay. = " Tearing
ami slr. + G. Aiiaa. Il IN Aurca,
+ J. fFarr. ant - 81 ~ecoad c4AF>.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05
A NOTABLE WEDDING.


Eosp0x. set. THE marriage *
Franezs Grffiths NeEfan4s. late d
4 alitornia bu; no9 q New YORK. -
Mics E8ifh AfeAlissteF, dsEgt;er q
Hal Nj Aii.ster q -aa Rafael. 14i
"a, czisagEzteG Dy speeisl haense FROM
The Archbishop - C2uterhEry ro-s3zy
IN the parish church q Esstaa. North
aulpst4gfl ssire, the seat q sir Themzs
He keFh. hzrnues. whose Giss i ,
IS tsr-5n-law II Nesizrlas The cere-
fnong was witnessed b immediate
RELATIVES only Tie bride Vas given
ANay IS her father, IN the presence OF
Six Tflssaas snd Lady Hesksth. ar.
ard &rs. Frederick W sharon. and
Miss Jsssie NexlAnsiz
The ceremony @ss performed by
Rev. Jas. Moanfal8. vicar 81 Lowcee-
ter. Mfss MeAMisteF left California
four o. 6Fs months ago with hel
father. vho j. in Hi-he2ith and has
since been travelling in Europe The
bride ana Bridegroom started for Len
don en- rggfe - Paris. shortly after the
ceremony. They intend q return 20
the United States and reside in New
Xa-k
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sfFnese1 as - the choice q the essn-
Fsnfios lar esuneEl Ha4s ana rsEsre-sa-
saf5Fe Is the legislature
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f;e1fse r. EHasrsen q fheAz{is eonn-
~ are ben aEyseas - aes1re lie nHgFxa-
inGtiga a. candidate for representative.
Dwinc - the lat that THIS
cDaufg hzs fsrui-he3 isgth eOnn-
elsmza and representative f0V 4
nautTr - year. there seems -
- = Disposition 0a TIE riart 81 the
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sezst 0a~ 81 tie s4oasi1afigas 80 80 ore
- tte sasf sie esgntses ~ tie district
sltho8gh The services ~ H0n jobs
Z 5ossy Ia the last legislature we're
- satisfactory 70 the people q tf5s
county. tB4s st8oai6 be permit his
naMs - he Eael Ia that connection.
the asiegzf.ga frsfa tAsz county wli
CERTAINLY press has eiasfas fer 3 Fsaenn-
taaf.0n as cansii9ass foF iesi-ssslTe
hoaors.
NnoeTeF j. nominated. k9gescr.
vii arss haze u give tie aelegsiszs
frOa1 tals ceuatF the assar2nce tAat
theg are xsl3sliT opposed "a the re-
HioFal - the territorial capital
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fine envelope bore tie impsiat - .
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Eei. kH0Kn citizens u PayaAup. had
quite Al interesting little eEgarirere
last night o8 Their aaY hg8e irons this
city. They bal TOPPED 81 > watering
tresga on The Pay aii8B r0sd. a5rSui
tEo nsises out from f0xH. whse they
geeeiFea 8 command to sisrSE ~ sbs3g
han8s They discovered that they
wefe slEe7iy aagefsd b regByeFs.
ami decided 80 comply. FsDsi ts4Rs
fhe third q 4 tFss o. highs zynssa
Awsns thrvaga them, carrying aGay
ta0 gold watshss aad ahQut 40 ii
sneneg. TheY asre thea Slowed -
depart. tbs f9alY4ss tak3Dg q the
brush ssghinE Is ka0En u lead 50
the Identity 81 tiae there's This Is the
secoad affair u the Kind wniah has
hapfzised e tfse zaIe piace N5thln g
brisl period
DEATH % -. THVsrN3z's enfLQ.
The infant daughter u Hon " J..
Thompson, whieh has tesu sick for
some DAYS. fiisi last night The Ia
neral tgsk rsaee to-day Il vii -
remembered tbat Mr. Thompson 3
wile died last winter dEriaT The so8-
daY recess u the lego sIai are. - waieh
be was fneBssef. Daring Mr.
Thompson Eastern trip a. delegate
10 the national coasssti9a. his family
hal been summsFing 81 = re1nfFy
place s8Ith 81 f0En When be re-
turned t8e ebssd a&s 80 III that i wsss
NOT deemed advisable ~ more i to
t0sa. and he has therefore fsea bat
little ia the atty since His many
friends sympzihite Aith him deeply
IN tis great loss
ALI UNi'ss NFs.
The nan union ionrshoFemen, wh0
were loading wheat Al the warehouses.
have been discharged and union men
enssgsd. aud The work = now going
Un without Interruption
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SE8 YORK GEzeasSrIsE akEEErs
NEa FeaE. sep 4 -Harz-Stngas, mol
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Tsa-DEa 8z1 nominal; ssrAlts. so g.
NEscEElAHEoCs
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ERA ~ and azter 3 slight decline ia
ezg..1 tfs4l4s aecslae very sfEassg -
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cora-Stea|ig, Gsasud iair
CHS $3.50 r&oDgrE NAExET.
CHicss3- -ept g-N aear--E.ssy. cash.
- 1e. 0cloher. - 8 sses November s41se.
toru--;essy casa 81 g, uci0tsr.
a 8 ! be. &0seg1 fs,s, A. -
Oats -firr8 casa, @se. oe-0agr. ~ e
NeTelI.lsar. ~
Harlsf ~ u-a iual
F'gTk-sseAs1y; eGsh AID October, tls a.,
January. as ~
Lsra-s-s4.ig. cash. s. ~ October.
g sasss ssts- Jsafasy, = ~
CHis sEu tixE STOCK sAEKET-
CEfekso. sept E-Eats1e -esglpts. con
s,regssr. nceges. s. G7 s1eeFs. g aesss
: Is s3ss kers aBd fceiisrz. s..ez y.
Tesas es-sls. {aes Sc. Weston rangers,
=
HOGS Receipts 1869 stray fes heavv
EEhi Vstaks mixed - 2lfas { hakrT. - O.
- Is t-1t. g -4s4s -
-seep- Receipts sc. stesdisr. Uzsjre
yssea 50, Western. ~ Ssass TgxNs. 8 q
r. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05

LITTLE BREECHEs-"
How Gov. Foraker Gained His
sobTfazef-


Every one knows that in the cam
pAign u iss5 Governor Foraker. OF
ONO. vas called ~I-sttis Breaches.
The PAiizaeleAsa fsas revives the
story that lea To the teStowing Of the
title on the Republican candidate Of
that Tesrs
one very bnsy summer when Bea
was eight 81 aIEe years oil and Eo5ng
20 q SUMMER seheol his pants gave eat
They had previously been patched By
MS iadlsSFr5EssEs mother ia the i8te
evenings after Ben had gone 20 bez}.
Bat now they had EiSs1 oat beyond
the possibility o. any more patching
The daF tais haFpvussl shiie posF
5iu@hlnE. isenuy Was studying at
school and trying a aet 10 caul& "a
! 1e the rents II his p4ntS. his loving
mother was planning ana ccntgsylng
nsg she ceull rig him Or. win - s
pair.
lille sister. Julia Scott. hal come
over thE. morning t. hslp Eiih tire
Gav'- xorks 30 Jgiia Scatt and Ma
gle F5raker puf their ats together 10
see shat they coaid do Ia the matter
OF tiseeches for T-oo- Benny.
Haven't yoa any cloth - all IN The
hou@eT asked sister Iulis Seott-no
O.d things yol could make vgeF-i0
nothing
No; nothing but that jean. in the
10 m. and I have NJ time u weave. ="
Nov. Naggis, 5u-t tank. persist
81 BeF's svmpsshixiag Aunt Jis3is
haven't yog any cid b8g that we
eauki esq upg
Why. ws hoEght 4 uew sack o.
coffee Nhen the men sere coming -
tx the darn The coffee sack j. g.o.lsas
ASA the inside sack j. pretty good
strung srgI
Get il. SAID Aunt Julia, 'and III
help VOC make the hreeches- Wen
make i 30. somehow
That nieht, when b.ushing and hon
est-aearIesi Benny came hone fTom
school BE was told that he shosi3
have = ues pair Of pants il tae morn
ing
The next morning Ben PAT them on
aith some disappointment ia his heart
aud c0g1ten&nce.
While his mother was putting up
his dinner Tor him - carry 20 -caooi.
Ben slEsel up - her and With tear,
In his eVes. @ trenGale IN hi. yo5re. and
deep sorrow IN his sensitive ,aII. sald .
Mother / can wear those breeches
50 school Al the boys ana girls VII
laugh AZ 1-e
"Osl, newer mind. said the cherry
voiced mother. kindly hiding 4 moth
eriy sympathy that "a. Fainiag her
pan hearT Never mind lei 'esa
l2aEh i ihey want 90. Yo1 Just stHay
hard. aaa aben yoa get TO b. smart
apa learned man noboIy w3H ask
= hat sind q br.esaes you worr Whsu'
yszg seai "a ~gholi
- Penny went - school in hIs
co'fee-Sssk bretchss- and let esa
haEb
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05
A SERIOUS SUSPICION.


AsfgIN9FaK. SGfst. s--er4I0- Cal
Ions resolution of inquiry. offered
aud adopted by the senate today. cali
INK sFon the secretary If wsr foE in
formation g 80 s hetterSt. lair Flats.
eanai lies in whole or ia part
in Isn1aian territory l. basci upon
unofficial bat Trustworthy fnforna-
ton which has come to him a chair
man q the committee 10 iuxesfig tie
our commerS I1i relation with Canada.
Tho IN the resolution refers only -
the -. Clair Flats. canal the senator
has information which leaiis 70 a grave
su pician that the Detroit river chan
mel near Amherstbarg and -zult Ste
Marie canai arc also ia part ia Cana
dian TERRITORY. a fact, u il be fact,
which has al important Incidental
bearing upon the matter o. retsiia-
ton
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OLYMPIA


OtYNFtt. Sept s-Sxty pupils Nree
in ast sa8auee 80 tle opening 80 the
Epi-ropsi school YESTERDAYS morning
TarFl arr uRir scat la the sea a.
Feam fus iassy eight papiis whsch
Wiii urery.itate 4 firt'srF sf3sr-enscus
a. the seating carsciiy
A isfss numhcr 81 in3lans frum
Chcbshs reservation passed. Through
Nlymrsz YESTERDAY on t1sir way 60
fnNaIinP g. assist ~ peklaE hCVs
TIES FeFrogt thst they hsa iscen scared
~ fsssast that smallpox was ptev8-
lat was aeasei by an iatelaesnt Ia
dian. whs states tAat thsr- via 80
unprc a. scrs from his fV~e-3 iau
thts year thar ever before
A guaaeas tcaw near Mud iiay YES
tes,lay yeFg pc2rty Resulted .ti tae
death es the atiyrr Mr. q arFi No.
rAn The carriage sss ps.7iY aa,kp..
dated sua thr hose serieisis iu5 ftsi
snd bad it u5t hsen soy she driycr-s
great prcscnas pl mina in aleeUnE
irua the carriage be PreaatlY wesl4
have teaa kllte.i
NJ John : Howell 81 Taroua czrur
gp % the fiersetNs8 isst uisas gnl
MI fea4iu .a tar s.ty t1r few tayx.
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SEEErsEEsB Bay sept The at
tendance Eas Ezir. The weather fne.
the track eKceltert
Seyess-eigszta. q a mile Bradford
won. Little MiFeh seaozd- Lgstss Wall
thirl. time. J -
one and th-ee 5xEsenths Iaiies-
'nigse ken. Isgf.s Minis seo5-le4
Bic tfIr3 time, ~ -
IaTes-fgGrThz - : nazEe-- o1ozna
soa- Loses sero1d. Mss Cody third I;
fiFns. liz So
Sevpn-eizhfhs Of a nAAe--funiatz
Colt wSa. Est-sil4 second Grisesss
third time lzs 10
One AID oue-eightA rniles-CoE-e
son. Yum IaH -erJni. Peg Voting
ton tbires times, - -.
one and tAree-sf ries lta miles on the
tgrl--I .fsleF won. GAabyses sscgni
inspector third: time, , % 4-5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05
BUGBEAE BoULANGE E-
Ferry Thiaks Republicans Mast
Fight All Others Cosnsised-

FANS NsIlti--M fsrfy N . 'peach
a EcuniFesHsnt. admitted that the uext
general eiecUuB waEld be struggle
betsrcn the Eep5uicau, ami every
thiHE anti Rep 1t4ie1n monarchy. en-
rirc ard tftor,hia lie ssid he was
N favor u returning L. the former
mefhod OF voting hgs il depszdet
more Hpoa uniog among BeYubhcans
"a defeat Ertiansfssu4.
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PRIZE FIGHT ARRANGED.


SEw YORK. sept. s-Tbe baekers Of
Jack Nc Aulitie ard Billy Daoey have
met their principals 80 arrange a
match. MeAaiHs was eager 70 r4tify
the match to fight 80 pognds for
500 "a lo1T week. Dacey and hi
hackers objecte3 70 the Sight coming
OF under eight weeks McAEligte
auaIiy agreed to Sent n six week.
Articles 81 agreement were then
signed sad ss9 posleii The prDtolUl
calls fog the rueu 20 hattls IA the last
week ia 0etoasr, w5tbin 10 fai.e7 81
this city, FOR 5000 the folsrs Ggz1sls
diamond belt afd the light weight
rhaBa plDn- hip q American. The men
are t. ssigh Is poaB3s. Tie place j.
81 he selected hy the stakeholder
twelve hour before entering the ing
The Guai DEPOSIT : y be posted 81
October. when q Teseree rs 10 he
So s-l-fa.it
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Many r,o.ss1 POS, II
ppssiIT ISrhhAi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-05
MOTHERS.

tast1rta i recon IHe1sisa hy physs-
clans tar ehasdrel te-shiuE II ! a
psrely vesessssis FTefezra ton u, in
ersrs'cni- are Pssfis1ie8 ETetlna each
totaae 10 s. piss sHs "a TIE "a te aaa
sui..tEsy lsrrai. sss. IL rslseves taa-
stIpstl1n, sex Rates t.se 30 eds. 4uie u
rsaia, cures ala-Ctslga aI4 Nlud to5ie.
allass fevsri-zaEss, Sc tross Kg4 ss.-
alssl prevents eos s.lls,ass soo;hea the
galls. aag give. ls refreshing asa na.a-
"a sle-F Ia-rfa d she chs arsn :
E'lsra4cs4. t.ae 1sls-er iri ead- - ao ses.
g. ceass sFt1gfE