The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
OLYMPIA sKws.



Tag Afair-Tsmwater Hffi Sold
I ot.yxy.a. xoy, zS.-Agzf1 tie northern
Pacific train failed 20 eonnees sltn TIE
i OlyrnE,fa 4 Ghehaiis VALLEY train ~ lsniao
/ tfSfs faorufnx and a. a result. Olyxapsans
zgt left without their fs1EninT Hall aisi
T, PosT- TO-DAY las aes -
eossae zach \ common oec9TTefses t1A-
/ Olvutfaus have become extremely tndsE-
uans e. TIE evident missusna<en eni OF ine
Northern Pscifio. which causes this mssts.
able state 81 sffsifx Frequently seattle
mall IL four Of Eve days reaching tsiis cit7
after Il il mailed 10 seattle, and y = some
times delayed fSz 4 period OF tea asys-
oxing, Il gould seem. In great measure
; 10 the irrsxuiarity 81 trsius On TIE S1Etnera
Pacific. which frequently carry The Oiyss3-
pfa nal from down S0f1Bd points shrOagn
10 Portland. where Il Is liable 30 reaasin
for al indefinite fsefioa- Seys, "a W NJ
MIA. since her stost primitive da$s- SUI
Tered from sneh service Al the hands 81 tne
Northern Pacific as she Is at present. com
PEELED to endure.
rHE r0w-HfDTSs CASE.
from what has trsnsidred # would seem
that he aanyiile csw hiflag ease, which
was reported ia these columns shout ID
days ago. viii BE- the cause Of much iislgar
ton before Il Is 6Gaily settled u. W
NanviIie, the Que who welded TIE raw
hide, was bound over 70 appesr bssfsfe the
grand flry on a charge OF Assault and bat
teYy on the person of Ward. YESTERDAY
John p. Manyfiie, son Of q. w. Manviiie,
swore cut warrant for the arrest OF FRANK
Ward. charging him with having disturbed
him fNanyiilej while be vas engaged in
religious worship In the Methodist church
nj Tnmwafsr The complaint alleges that
Ward was ia the habit Of continually kick
log and pushing aud otherwise Disturbing
plaintiff whenever be attempted TO engage
IN religious wsrship. The case VIII come
nf, for bearing this afternoon before Judge
Ready. q. W. MAnyiiie tays thai the reason
he chose the church ~ the proper place %
thrash Ward waa that be wished to bamili-
at. him before tue same people #nd Ia The
same place where his son hal been sub.
iscief TO fnd!enity at the hands Of ward.
Nr. Ward has subpwBad larEe number
Of the ehnrch-g0ers " Tnmwaisr, py whom
ne expects to prove himself innocent OF
1anyille's ehArge.
SOrEs.
One Roy OF stefiaeOOn was arrested last
week, at the Instance Of NF. J. CheiIa. Tor
obtaining property under false pretenses.
aud was bouiid oFer % appear before the
graud fury. fhe mans actions, however,
seemed to be rather eccentric aud he was
this morning examined Bs to his sanity
BIZ PROBATE Judge Root. who found thas
although the man Is not very strong men
tally. it,s Is not quite ready for the asylum,
bat i better itfcd to b. a member Of the
does not possess. The nau wiz aHeit the
action Of the grHad jury.
The upper min n Tumwster was sold
Yesterday to Mr. Allison Of Dakota, the
price paid being $1,000. Ar. Allison wiz
enlarge and greatly improve the mil,
which viii undoubtedly greatly advance
business activity ~ rumwateF. Real estate
transfers are quite frequent there now.
among the recent investors being Julia
Ward Hoge. who has purchased = acres
adjoining the town
The committee having IN charge the
collection Of money for the Improvement
Of the race track, south Of the city. met
with very substantial encouragement from
large number OF the leading business
men u the city. but the refusal Of the liy-
erymen, biaeksmiihS aud some others who
should be directly interested in the move
ment. 10 contribute 20 lie support viii
probably be the cause 81 is failure. much
10 the regret Of those interested Ia the gen.
eTai welfare Of the city.
Union Thanksgiving services viii be
held IN the Presbyterian church to-mor-
row morning az II o'clock aud VIII be con
daeied by Rev. W. r. Pope, Of the Baptist
church The choir viii be- composed Of
some Of the best yocalisfs ia the city aud
the organ viii be presided over by Miss
Nellie Frost, hence those attending arc
sure u n treat IN the musical line.
An order was yesterday made bg the pro
bate court confirming the sale Of the real
estate belonging 20 the estate OF Julia 8
Israel, deceased. This property Is located
on the north side OF Fourth street, between
Man and Washington. aud was bid In by
Col n. II. Owings at s6221. An order was
also made confirming the sale Of a portion
OF the estate Of WIN. II. Taylor, deceased,
being lots and + OF Capital addition.
which was bid in by Mrs 7. G. Hale at
5000