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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
The Danger of Biting or Finger Nails.

Dr. Jerome Tuthill, in Medical Record.
A novel accident, resulting from habit of
very common prevalence among nervous people.
was brought 70 my notice recently. young
lady presented herself at my Office, complaining
OF a constant irritation in her throat. Two
weeks previously she had been taken with a
very severe sore throat" which was treated by
q neighboring physician. Under his care, che
says. the Inflammation quickly subsidized, but
there still remained q sensation of irritation.
Examination revealed o small, feshy looking OBJ
iect. about the size of skernel of wheat. adher-
ent to the tissues posterior to the left tonsil by
one end. The other parts OF the throat were
normal. The little mass could not be detached
by a cotton covered probe, but by The use o.:
forceps IL WAS easily removed. and on exam;na-
tiop proved TO be piece OF finger nail, which
had become covered by cheesy deposit A
broken piece OF the nail was also removed from
the mucous membrane at the same spot by a
sharp-pointed probe. The patient then con
fessed TO the habit Of biting her fneer-n.ils
and, moreover. could remember that day or
two previous to the onset of her throat trouble
a piece Of nail which che had bitten off had be-
come lost In her mouth, but. after It had caused
fl Of coughing she had forgotten about it
until reminded By my discovery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
L. S.AYRES & co
PIANOS AT Low PRICES

We have at this time the best lot
Of Pianos ever offered, taking into
consideration the prices and terms.
The instruments are just such as
would suit beginners or for practice
work. Some at $50, $50, SIS, $50,
800, s110, $125 and $3.50, including
a fine stool and cover, and the keep
ing in tune one year free of charge,
if sold in the city. Persons desiring
bargains should not fail to avail
themselves Of this opportunity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
Anlusements.

Fair Play is drawing good audiences to the
Park and will run all week E1 rzr
Mrs. Langtry will appear at the Grand next
Monday and Tuesday evenings in GAS in Look
ing-Rssss anu Lady OF Lyons" supported by
Mr.. Coghan and her own company The i'd
vance sale will begin tomorrow morning at the
box-ofice. it
George H. Adams. excellent comedian, and
Miss Toma Hanlon will play at Englishs the
frat part Of next week in He, She Him and
Her." new pantomimic comedy, which is a
great success. Seats will be on sale tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
The Chrysautnemum Exhibition.

Extensive preparations are being made for the
State chrysanthemum exhibition. which opens
in Tomlinson Hall next Monday. 1t will con-
tinue one week, and the local florists have rea-
sons TO believe the exhibition will be the fines.
of the kind ever given west of New York city.
Besides the exhibits Indiana will make, New
York florists. and many from other States will
have collections The annual fair OF the Indian
spolis Flower Mission will take place the yses
following. The florists have consented to leave
all their decorations for the mission, but none OF
the exhibits will remain IN the hail.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
Attacked by Unknown 1Ien.

Opposite the Occidental Hotel, yesterday aft
ernoon, two unknown men, said to DO gypsies.
assaulted Sam Booker. colored, because he bur
rahed for Harrison. They cut him in the back,
breast and shoulder with razors. He was taken
to the stationh house unconscious from loss of
blood. DIR. Hodges attended his wounds. after
which he was taken to the City Hospital The
wound across his breast is said to be fatal
Bookers assa.lants escaped.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
Kessler Sent to the Grand Jury.

The case Of George Kessler, Of West Washins-
ton street, which was partially heard on Mon
day. was again taken up and heard by Commis-
sioner Mlligan yesterday afternoon. Kessler
was charged with harboring illegal voters, and
the commissioner. after hearing the evidence
against him. held him upon his own recognizancs
to appear before the United States grand jury.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
ALL PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS, BASSETT & co
The Court Record.

SUPERIOR COURT
Room Sion Lewis c. Walker. Judge.
Schnull & Krag vs.. James G.. Patterson. Ac-
count Judgment, by confession, for 81 .094.9 90
EeIg Salts Filed.
Jacob Julian ct al. VS.. William Z. Mick ct nj.
Complaint to correct deed aud declare void GER
tain MORTGAGES.
plant for support
Rosanua C. Cowis We. Henry c. Adams. Com
plant note. Demand. 900.
Thomas Mccain va. Smith Williams. Petition
for writ OF habeas corpus.
Richard Thomp son We. Edward Hswkins.
Complaint for damages Demand, $1,000.
Daniel Jameson Va Edward Hawkins. Com
plant for damages. Demand, 5000
Brainsrd RorIson VS.. Edward Hawkins. Com
plant for damages Demand, 5000.
Harry = New vs.. Edward Hawkins. Gem
plant for damages Demand, $1,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08

James Ferriter, who struck Will G. David
with bowlder Tuesday night, was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday morning, charged
with drunkenness and assault and battery with
intent to kill. He committed to the work
house on the first charge. aud will have hear
ing on the second on the 10th inst
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
Local News Notes.

Monday last was the last day for paying the last
half of taxes without mourning the penalty. Owing
to election excitement perhaps, the delinquent list is
larger than for several years.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday TO Rufus
A. Weatherby and Rosa V. Dean, Clemer Grubb and
Clara Z. Roberts. Luther Mowray and Flora SIM
mons, George w. Shafer and Salie V. Minnieneyer,
Edward Dewey and Katie Sheehan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
May Need Assistance.

Mayor Denny yesterday received q telegram
from j. D. Brown, the Mayor of GAINESVILLE, Fla /,
asking for assistance for the yellow fever suffer
ers at that place. The fever, he says, has re-
duced the people to great deprivation. The
Mayor will receive and forward any contribu-
lions that may be made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
Suicide Mt His wifs's Bedside.

wood railway shops, committed suicide on Tues
day night by blowing out his brains with 81
csliber revolver. The ball, entering the head
just above the right ear, proved instantly fatal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
win Have a Big Meeting.

The indianapolis Republicans are talking of q
big meeting. There would have been On i'm
promtu denomination last night. but the steady
dovn-pour Of rain interfersd. Several OF the
Republican clubs will hold meetings this after
noon and tonight 10 make arrangements for the
meeting to be held probably FRIDAY evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08

Indications.
WASHINGTON Nov 2.
For misunderstanding weather and rsin
steady temperature. followed by colder on FRI
day; easterly winds.
For Ohio and misunderstanding wealth
er aud rain; stationary temperature, folio wed
by colder on Friday; easterly winds
For Lower Michigan-Rain; slight rise in
temperature Thursday; colder on Friday,
with easterly winds
For Ilinois-Threatening weather and rain;
northeasterly winds, becoming variable, fol-
lowed by colder during Thursday night.
For Wisconsin-Rain, preceded in northern
portion by fair; winds, shifting to northerly;
colder in northwest portion; stationary temper
ature in southeast portion.
Local Weather Report
INDrANAPoLIs. Nov. z.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
SPECIAL FRIDAY SALE

100 dozen silk Handksrchefs AZ 15c each, worth
Csc each.
125 dozen Ladies Handkerchiefs at Zoe each,
worth zoe.
French Wooden Corsets at 69c. worth S1.25. extra
long.
A very fine white Atwood Blanket at $3.50 pair;
cheap at $3.50.
A very fine al wool scarlet Blanket .. SIS . pair.
worth 81.
A fine Atwood scarlet Blanket at 81, cheap at s..
A job lot Ragans at half price.
3S-inch Atwood imported Checks and Plaids only
Bic. regular price soc.
36-inch Atwood Cloth Dress Goods only zee. worth
Doe
Remnants of muslin at Sc per yard, worth 12iae
Cambria Remnants Toe per yard. cheap at l5c.
La les Jersey Ribbed Vests at 35c. worth 65c-
Ladies Scarlet Wool Underwear at S5c, cheap At
sl2j.
A Big Bargain in Children's White Merino Shirts
and Pants.
Gents wool Half Hose at zoe. worth 35c.
Ladies Cashmere Hose az 80 1-3 G. cheap at soc.
Ladies regular made Cotton l5c, worth 35e.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
MINOR CITY MATTERS.
To-Day's Doinga

MUNKACSYS PAINTING. CHRIST on CALvA-
RY-Plymouth Church. day and evening.
PARK THEATER-"Fair Play" afternoon and
evening.
BATTLE OF ATLANTA CYCLORAMA-Market
street, between Illinois and Tennessee Streets day
and evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
Worth tia Trouble

WOrLn TIC Ir0uDI6
To drop in and look at our new and elegant as
sortment of brass goods. Just received some
new patterns of umbrella stands that very
handsome as well as cheap, air noisteners for
natursl-gas fires. gypsy kettles with crane, cop
per and nickle range kettles. ETC.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE.
80 S Meridian st
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
NEVER STOPS

No election other excitement interferes with the
rreat cut which we make weekly in various depart
nents as shown by the following list for this week
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08

Domestic troubles are ascribed as the cause
Hombeck was forty-three years old and was.
at the time Of bis death, married to his second
wife, of whom he had grown somewhat jealous
OF late. His suspicious were groundless, how
ever. IL the opinions of the residents in the
nelehborhood are to be credited. His death is
commonly believed to have been brought on by
an unnecessary dependency.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08

NEW sidsDOards at Wm. L. Elders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08

Time. Bar. Their. r. H. Wind. Weather Prss
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
ALL the late-etyle hats at Seatons Hat Store,
% North Pennsylvania street.

T-Trace Of precipitation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08
Wealth.

General Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. TT M.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28

Eeee1s GoSe - $50 90 4.
ponnGlv K1zos6-
6epeEle Ahae. agsd nine ysafx. ms 80.
and ki'1ea tast night b his hesekvr Essd;e.
sr-d seFez y<~s2 1Aene <Azidr<a r<-r
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me SasfAuessr<n Expees csnr@sy. TE<y
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~ nssf r<Fs1fs sd frsentx. AZ hxss.
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sss gus In TIE uas.sSaed eesrzrx "a ara
fui Of ftndIsaw fx hs nzs,hes. E.31s<
sslns--t HF % hts kixarhxsr sad fs.sx III.
s<xhcrs revolver fasz ske xA<ss. ~kes~ X
had beea ezr~fsizF yt&ex1 bx W. sAse.
sAa sasrP<<zs i Ess "a. ~ me rrNrz ~
tie ez@fsssrsa VISA ffs5szx.s h-wzrs.t n s.s<
rssusai II sne~f. his nszs<her kls.<st aim
ss'zs r's.a zf-a hs E2z xzssss sssy- e-zssfa<ly
he r-tcraca tr Tao ue<zsxAea To- szsszh sr
krszfs3- 4z1 - fze catered Zee lttsaea as
as<fs nre<a5s- places:
rHz Erzxr.x ar TEE EEsraz
II ~ hezd ard Hrrsf Il %. TIE TAI
ssfnrE Gsasxse 10 The ssrnpis snd waas
srEsAf1x sssrsssz<h his krafn- klfifae him
iksiaus1s Ma rAzu wss fsa-ly Gsxsr4sg-
ezs cveg TIE sE-rszsg srxe~sss, mrd Mr. So "
IL rneursofasis Tssssr E.sstie rar-ssTfs
rxnslxss 9s&s he has s3er@. ssfst r-f~~ s.,rs.
unasHy. hss he !. $3.50 F1ssnx d, sszfsx zeal
ise the terrible at h. eeus sssisr<s4 NJ sus
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= iaf<s tsfEse Of frseasss - fhssr sat h,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28
A BIG Success.


The Atkads ss Frcdured by the 81.
Johns AusirsI sses~.y-
Asssstsef Large audience rserfe& the :.
LOANS Musical Sseiesy Il FIRES e-~r.
horsc lass night. TEE us~ra vas s-fn-
SfkAdp. which was xivea here t,y the sssus
Company about : year aEe, bsr X wns pro.
daeed Eaech snore &rtisueally sass eveasaz
she1 on tas fsrsaer u~caziDn- The ns,ssi-
saee xas delighted and appIszsei sIsx--
ally. The society p,.s On The cssern wsrA
SOFAS srs rsdafssa for Through q change sf
ssx,es tsHsn Der Of paris lad 70 be stl fled
7ss72t. fEssi<sx tae actors 10 sssne % r.
hears<. sfin tbs performance passed Of
xlffefss q fssfh or drag ard In contra
Distinction 70 fn0st amateur performances
tbs Afasy parts rs well ss the light snrs
were sell executed without being over
Gone. ke~psnx the h9ase In excellent
hafsspf Throughout. A pusafeF ~ hearty
ssieoses aud several floral tributes testified
Tire appreciation III the audience
Ltnf MAye, az ksko. By his superior act
Ing. srfsytfy aud makeup proved himself
= comedian of no mean order. NJ sara
woodruff, as faob B2h, Of Inany sfheial
titie<. ELECTED well earned applause in HIS
e1eesisnf Improvisation 81 the naughty
nohienzn compelled 90 accept high sta
ton far financial considerations General
X O. Vkrsen made an excellent Sankf
Peoh- His fine tenar soire and artistic
sstsnz. Immediately ca p;uFek. the audience
Nj q. g. Nflis- who 2p.ears-d In the
Ntkase sos the Hrsf tinsc. sustained hts
character weii
The three little maits froszi school we-e
tust The charming fanfai.xssg little maids
they ssiouid have been. Mrs. carsof t.pk
The part of Yum Yum. Mrs = Prrrlvai
wss Petite Sing and Mss Mary Burkeft Peep
Boo. They acted the parts exceedingly
well asad we're ia excellent voice. Mrs
Bolton assumed the difficult character Of
kasssEa. Her Interpretation OF the part
IN the setlIsx. singing and make
up would hare done credit 70 4 Profession
al. Nj. &. q. Chandler Of Tacoma. made
q perfect Slksdc he has 4 magnificent
baritone sosre. and seemed tn fuily catch
the spirit Of his part. The chorus was
especially sfTossg. and sss imposed OF All
array OF feminine beauty for Hhfeh the
capital City l. Bofed- I he play Was we'll
mounted asii the cS~.nnains left no fieid
fOr criticism.
Owing 10 the necessary absence of Ne-srs
welsissea and Williams. Of Tacoma. who
80 ably assisted In the orchestra on Tuesday
evening. the work OF lrading the mnsie
last ulgat iell entirely uion Mr. W H.
Roberts. musical director Of the soriety,
who was assisted In the overture by Miss
Stella tsaiisher. Of Tacoma. The remain
der Gf the eI-era vas Conducted on tae
piano a'ose. AID the rlaac was bat Fssr
one n fes..
The Olympia society NAV u assured OF
crowded houses whenever they choose To
return r, -+aktla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28
COMMENCEMENT.
Graduating Exercises of the High
~ehooI this Evening.

Tts -.-.aaun''.-.s .se-eisgs Fl isc Seattle
HlEa school will b. held al fryes opsra
house ihis evening AZ i o'clock. The grad
uatlng class Il composed OF nine charming
aud talented young Misses. as follows;
i.Hia Cooper. Annie Hall, Winnie ". Latss
fngr. Tiara VI Nit she't. Margaret Moore.
Minnie Reeves. Maggi. AcDsaFBsseA Anaic
" nipesaFf ana. Maggie Ii. Yarno.
Tho following Is the programme for tbs
eseninsi
FsEz =
Musle--Narca. Orchestra
saiutaiory Things Have rasscsi
xssay-,-.iife's Bright sros,
Winnie istimrF
ofasioa-"ohr Heroes. Maggie II. Yaran
Essay --''.' len; Influence L,slu Cooper
Esssy r. Ex refleacs, the sshosls Life
Msgsic Nrniarlaii
Overture Peasant MeraeFies7 ,urche>tra
Fagf n.
Nycftarc- ~l'oct and Peasant Orchestra
osHisea Suppression. the NarsysG q Re.
o:atlaa--~Uuwriiieu laws.
Margaret Aoore
ossiioa.-.Tae Mask II ,.eisi'
spua " gtnshar:
+ yaiosiletory '-aAsaiagtea. the Falafe
state Aanle HEil
six..rttsrs.--s f,r.i,.t,.iea,s sfrf astfri
Aflarsas Pred glec howeil. En-.
Music ..Ofciesirs
tsa.t4rriFs. ~ Din,9tsAS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28
THE YOUNG HORSE THIEF.
Peter Nelson SIM In Jai1--Johnny
Preston Heard Frnn.

i'sser Nelson. this eleven year old young
s1cr who was arrested by sheriff Cochrane
Tor stealing horse belonging 20 George b.
smith. l. stu confined In jail and will re-
maln there until Chief Justice Jones and
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald can decide
upon whs, Course 10 pursue With him.
TIE boy
rkkEs MS Arrest vEaS cooIly
And docs not seets 10 realize the ets orfalty
II hts crime. He Gays that when he took
the sissrse hc thought he would srii n and
thereby get money enough 70 that he could
tfayel AMI earn his living rs he chose- He
fu1na, however, wheu hs attempted To dis
pose ~ fEe ANIMAL that everyone rceng-
nizcd u ani mo ese soa'i buy. He l~f,
Eofne With nething on hcf a check shirt
and pair ~ trousers. II was pretty cold
sleeping Ia haras for 6 couple Of nights
has after that he ssys Ar did NOT mind IL.
soHxsf PRESTON HAS REFORMED.
The following letter has fseea received
Colby. kttsap Co. v. r.. June q, 49,
T. THE Epsro.. Your paper o. june
JoanRy Preston. hat Il Is part
Is magnificent lie. Gave even
th. devil ais due Sog this boy John
ny Preston was sent 10 Fne hy ~. NeF-
rigk freta the co. farm % the IN oi
last salaAry. Ills iirss reeosi sas perhaps
tad, hut be has conducted himself NJ well
~ any boy could be desired 81 do since be
has been with nc. tie attends school aad
has aof heen asnent frosa my rauch since
he came here. Raiss the hey ap; dosi'f try
10 kick him doan-thas Is. blame him fer
other rascal : doinss- wx- l. kelley,
Justice 81 the Peace, Colby. ". r.
The fozT lsTEELsssStEn hal no iufen-
fion 81 doing the boy aay harm. The
sheriff received information THAT the stolen
horse had been seen Ia the possession Of a
Toy about johnny's description. aud as he
was very familiar With similar escapadss Of
the lads. be naturally concluded that he
was at toe teogfan, ~ the preseut trouble.
~ soon ~ the Nelson youth was arrested,
however. the rosf-iSTEII5sEScEf pub
ii~hctr the facts. thus clearing Johnny
frafn hiatnc. Taa' the latter 4 tnrniDg
ont - acll viii be very gratifying 10 the
various parties who had previously tried
p, ~,,s.i i'm him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28

IS cazIswnss mail arrives; iass night
7se En:xhfs OF Pyshizs picnic VIII take
E S16te 1edss-
- skit Asnsr cosyufu went 20 ses res.
fef6aT, kHSed with S.l93 ssns Of s~zssIe
80 III sAa Francisco.
keeersef: seats tor Patti En~a ss-as-Yyx
efknlnx are being rapidly taken, s1sd ssse
kannfed Of an exfsiafnf hoszsc.
~ steamer Grace towed large rass "a
of5m Into f<'Ft Yesterday. for fhs fosums,ta
3 fxrxf sound itsI.rssAJ aosntap4
Exsher wsodson and 5. Erissxrs we're
xnes 50 and COSTS each yszssrsss5 b. gs.,
fsrs Zones for gsfnhifHx. They pas4.
f<esens Post. &, A. H.. has received 40,
fSrT that s.astsr Post 81 T4eszaa. vii IL
k<z< In fsil. force on the Fyssrfk Of Saly.
Bxizbt smith, Youngest sen 81 Esen
SAITH. Esq-, was thrown from knr.4s yes.
fsssis5. ard Sustained an ugly. ffoFsxfs
moi dangerous scalp wound
Tbs ssenmcr Nellie looks NJ s,rixss: ~ 4
nss dnllns she has been IN shs haasss ~
asess. sas slss aaish!nz .9s.ehes ssi rsl =
rrs au teiav.
Tiss tAsxe1tlDe yoss sussh. captain d.
kEsfei. has finished taking ~ terms ~ csat,
and Il BOW ss tte OresSa improvement
fgsapaays dofx taking . defk isss5 sti
i2n-esg feet OF fumscs III Porf Hartford
PATTI Rosa. supported rs an excellent
eouIpanF. viii appear At fSyess 0psrs
Hcnse Friday evening In Frrd yarxasa .
Eseat r0rsedr, bob, ard rsturixT even
ias she viii srs%ar ~ Love aad Duty
1.sssph UsBreB. Nsliisrn st~yeus and
WfiiisIa Purcell were before Justice essscf-
berg Yesterday for srxrnnes. They we're
given n konss In which 10 secure bonds
Tor thrfr fufare good behavior ~ 90 10 Jail.
Al the members ~ the Ladies Relief
socisfy are urgently requested 10 be present
~ the special meeting At z D. M today
IN the Neal Estate exchange IN The Eatler
building. a. business Of special lrnporsases.
win come before the meeting
The bark Gefsnanis. while n anchor q
West seattle yesterday. Lost her ANCHOR
and z, fafhons 81 cable -he ans living
<ssiiy af anchor. when by ssarue fneass her
cable became unshafkleS Al effort viii
he made 70 recover the anchor aud chain
to-day,
Many curious pcrrons called at the Glfy
do~k yesterday 90 look al the steamer Has
saio. which hsd landed AZ seattle for the
Grss time. She " not new boat. but has
several years If service in her yet, she
Was bssiif on The upper Columbia for q
frsishtcr. and her cabin areo.a sssa<ist.asss
ssasi be Increased before she eau become
much 81 a faForiie on the sound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-28

II uart fA0se Who ssss1 sessfye a ~
Fourh 70 tell their f5<nds sh~n sh~r =.
tar7 horne fhAt therr wss no exsorsssz,
I'fsesieed spoa slem sarsnx heir sossarn
IA the Qseeu ely. sold . promizent Ell.
ses y~~aerisy ,s~sad ! m etad tie Fsurss.
ct Jniy eoufsftses fafeisds taking fsssse ts
the fsreicek and xes Iris rssstes settled M.
kssfos* TIE sis.f<<rx s=rfse
4 Nt<z sIxs
X unterszzns srzs><u~ansfi>ee hx< f.-e,
sT'fosnt>d 10 cal spsa th4 rsrfsn. A0sfis.
Restaurants as.d ssarsax hzssss<s 10 szears
tsstr pledges Thai ta~T viii 40 carr
sntsEr thaa ssssir regular rates daring
Fosrth q LAZY werk- 10 a-n@ss sssn vii
ptgSre1 20 giving sssefs . yfesExe. ans. % M '
mind tee rssB who does viii syrsr watch.
lag. %sa3sfns eeusd b. ssers axfnzx1nx d,
tsie fAsf nssse Of ~s2fsie. ia . ss-aaii wsy.
Than r. have car xHssf<--taase vito rsssas
fsers 81 our iayftsfiaa 70 esles~sfs vita ~
10 home and ssy - II ~ pss<hh@srs ard
Fs1aish 10 the wari9 fs.as z'hssE In S~sss1-
thrg sert rs,sssesf &c a=eeei By tassse al
slasssn fsey bessxft ffs ne1ss<sriGs 1t iifeL =
rBE sexzsgx Fakss-
TIE rs<ssEses ssxei Paul Z iisfr-y. SEC
rsssry Of fise Fozssfa 81 July eez1rnis-s~.
this psaff<s Yea aszy say" replied NJ.
a fsxirsE. --ra9s ssse esssssisfee has taken
sgfa steps rf1sf il Z tsishesi 10 gusfzn-
ses sasx sas b1s II sssssuf 10 al
Strangers she corse asfe - tine Fvssrth Of
yasy seastie IL yssxerkssxl fes heT fair
treatment 81 ssrxnxer~. aud We are moi
xetng 10 SEC that <srss nssse s,ssftr ~ this
sizsr- The cgr1z1git@e vii pgslise tie
maraes ~ arr " 30 attempt % lake 4isaz-
fszr 81 <zranznrs
EF j. b. Hcl,ss sxsil. % the sirfn Of Tox n
4 <lnsrrsaan. Il d. nzf sa.nx there l. say
danger % ssse1 rssesirrs bs The peoys. q
SEATTLE, bat IL
saorLD seI Ex TslEakrro,
II tried IA article wizseh can be sod ar
= esufs on every other daF zhossi3 BE- ssld
for - ecssfs na the frzsrfh ef Jaiy, or even
lees. Tor goods eau sse .oId ioser a; wlIais-
sale shaa 81 retail
Mcssrs- Cook a Aosre are fitting up A
Dozen casts. whsrh Will lie placed ia shslr
efArs for the free ase of shs~e who apply
20 them for beds. The subcommittee on
isotes recommendations + having LOO cots
httesi Up for the accommodation OF stran-
gers.
The Ladies Relief society has been ~
4ifested % secure quarters aud serve lanch-
e. during the rssskeafion a. . moderate
fss4e~- TheY will meet tssis afternoon 10
decide We .th-r th<y viii take ffse reSrson-
sittiify Of feedsnx the multitude % n5f.