The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-26

R2W 0NAt4tE aEMlM NIAN09NN-
bIers Knocked Out by Journalists.
TACOMA, Oct. 2a--On the 4th OF Hovem
bcr next the new winter schedule will so
Into eject on the Northern Pacific rsiirnad
under which the wcst bound train will ar
rive IN the city in the mornine instead Of
evening, ss at present, and two express
trains viii run daily between Tacoma and
Seattle. 10th Of these trains will make
fast time and win handle no freight A
through sleeper viii also be pat on between
Portland and Seattle.
GAMBLERS nxrUtsxp
The Ledger OF this city has been glvIax
some attention 10 Harry Morgan'a gamh
Hing dive and variety theatre. and Anfran.
IN return. hss been making soiac per oral
attacks on the proprietor OF the lestger
10 much for the public whose stomach was
strong efiongh--fsr II has been rather
nauseous all acknowledgements lived
Interest Ia the matter. The war reached
the point Of personal encounter today.
AZ an early hour this morning Ciiy Editor
bartou aud Albert x soah. reporter ~
the Ittfatr. entered . Pacific avenue fes-
tanrant 10 sake the regular supper of the
morning newspaper man. While seated al
the table tvs men, late cmplayes la Nor.
Enn's gambling hell. as Il Is properly
chlied SOW, entered, aud "Biiiy" Quina,
who formely dat faro there, a..
V&H@&4ta Hu1V attG HHktN nfn VI ne
WIS the author OF certain item that was
published some time ago IN which he
Quinn was represented ~ attempting Ia
commit suicide. Jnah answered that he
had no recollection Of the item In the sifst
place, and did lot know who tQaiunl was,
Quinn said that was all right, but wanted
70 knew y be sjoshl would retlscf what be
had said IN The item. Josh answered that
be didn't knew that he woaid DO sou
know what ! think Of yoas" demanded
Quinn exnitedls, and then proceeding to
Yell bis thoughts on this subject when
Joab rose and interrupted the speech hy
knocking him down.
uf course general row enxued. The
othef meu went after Joah aud wsx In
turn, knocked down. nartnn ttek q hand
and there was general rolling over The
ncnr and swinging uf chairs, smashing Of
croekery and the breaking Of ! chandler
when the smoke had cleared away Quinn
and his eonfedesale had retired IN the side-
walk, whence afisf few moments confer
ence they walked away. while Messrs liar
ton and Jesh resnmsd thsir saeper.
MISS siLFiS AauS
Judge De Maitos. ut Mhaieota. Is In the
city taking the dcpositiusss us wifaesses la
The case OF The commonwealth Of Colorado
cx Felatnf, Vim. Giipln, W. MARI Sophfa
Gilpsn Mary Sophia Gilpin is the old LADY
who spcns some years to Alaska aud some
months II Nhkieota. and whose ecEeniEt
elites hsyv given her considerable uatn
ttcty Ut late. She 10 the sister ~ ex tsax.
VIM. 1tlpin Of ColoFaslo. is over ~ years az
ayr. has Travelled from siberia 10 AiaSka
and speaks The iauguase " every country
she has ever passed shroaea sns has con
siderable money which i de,
POSTED IN Various hanks ia
different parts Of tiia waria. ieil
BY herself for her convenience whsa shc
might stop ~ any Of Them. she h said I,
keer manssau In Philadelphia, attended
by servants aweiiias her return VIXEN u
suits her pleasure, she having pssxFsl her
carly Tie aud moSesl in the hs,St society ~
that city. Her baaihVF ihssitafesl pssscrsSi.
ings 70 compel her 10 80 10 aim At Denver
soma Hiantasssa, and the psohato iaiee
here appointed guardian O. take her
Their, she tpeink esijsdxea Incapable 81 a..
teadlns 10 her ew "A asairS shv has shown
= disposition - Wander 81. aad the f,fs.z
ent lfoeceds0gs we're fsksn Al beaver With
the purpose Of having hss dpclap,,i tusRuc
and permanent guardian anpoiated