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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SUICIDE o. y. T. DoTLE, A. aETISr,l
unnE DxxAyGED.


On sun1sT. Mr. w. z. DoyIe. whize ten
po-x-lly insane. ianaped into Lake guien
and was Drowned He Was 20 years of age
sad an artist By profession About six
weeks ago he came ou1 fron Dublin, Ire
Land. 10 yisif bis brother, Mr. Arthur Doyle,
4 highly respected estirea zho has q beau
tzfui bone oa the Southeastern shore Of
the lake SHORTY after his arrival frorn
the Old c0Entry the brother eosamenred
acting strangely. a9d is YRS feared his
mind Es@ effected Suadav Tnurninx,
when called for breakfast. be stepped into
the dining room ard alter standing by the
table moment started or His brother
followed sad rAugnt him as be was in the
at OF cutting bis owB tbraa; with a razor.
Later In the GAv, while Mr.. Arthur Doyie
Nas temporarily absent. he walked down
10 the lake shore and jumped in HIS body
s&s soon aissr recovered. but life wss ex-
tlnct- The body viii be laid to rest IN The
t&rhcsic cemetery
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BELOVED nv THE BAR
Estimates on Judge Joaes's Character
Tgcn Lawyers.

Chief Justice Jancs enjoyed the cona
dynee. respect and esteem Of TIE entire bar
IN a remark ahie dewrcc. Many prominent
attorneys are cut 81 tae rity. and i. was
impass bic te sac several oihcfs sesivfinf.
but the following expressions. q y safe 10
memicr 0f ihe bar Ia ths e.iy were sn;ef-
siewxc
Frosoeailng Attorney Rsnsid-l ,h,as
thai ior a nfSs prizes judge. be Mas n'tsa By
nature aud atty FAR heyead shy nan
kuaw 81, For ErAsp # insctces and pro
f.f.saa Rad f,s~icsi reasoning. he bad uot
an EQUAL an tAis roast lie kaCw % lnSu.
The pnar gos the same Kind al Justice a.
fae IRA strict Nh.alatr i8sfiee was What
be tried 10 sdaln4s'rr ia even case.
fas're Arshnr-Judse Jones secmet %
have t-aar, DESIGNED bs uatsrc to W. a. tbc
eriaioe lie Possessed Ga urils a. cNeei-
iianai dcgrea all the rrv&g sual!i.,s snigu
et to make ap the saoccFslul y a judge,
lie was qu.ek TniRdgsi. cscaT-hesdcd, tat
Sfrsag srasp 81 ties fagis hesIisAt oat sd
aivAN- knew weht lsrsMcirlv T. aPpif 20
fhosa facts. lie Was sp.eadi@ y fsca
IN tee fasso aagsia' ais - sas saS' ne N@s
~ ttH ~ a hafp uestfFaifsE ~ ire ft,rSetss tiAs
D. fnrc hita a "a Euisigsi them rssii9 60 TIE
prs{.er goal Ne uAs the ssul = gcule
Fuaais uFeSnsis Tie useta ts1's 81 Ids taf
s. exc ali gsurspnsliE fcaA ST hia3- ne a.
WAYS a4drcsseu them a. "eeesafrs ant
Iatee Iaa,s Felnsiurt in Rs native sisie
~ fgiaiaua be wcald have sttaaSd 20
tsoasl reputation. hslmr hcf1osfht ~
Ntane k.la BIS rNtrs a-sifEazt ghalite~
were mot ge~ auiea loHIicaii,. - t,-d sas
Ia. tseold have hesa suGE - soc Nt-sie2
states ) nSte and scad have matr ? :
marS esvs IA ttst Ercal tSit- ttc
ma8e ifseads resa'lg ans Ae.d tsom NitS
hocks ~ slvc}
Gov. ; z. Fc-ry--Hc VS. al hSlEst. ep
rjzAt. teagsess sad csusctents as Eiaa-
As iudse be was above Us @FsFAsa-
gg5ee Hsvt-Ny p s'nsl kHes lesieys q
ChErf xagtcss iaaes as some. I. - 4 isait'd
lus4iug iram the srNiiH'rnf ~ thsse "a
fus al apQoggauitv Ia Amos h.na, De So
universal : rssra.s tss1 - a iuiee. A. . - a.
Z Knew ht1a sars 5atlaS eds ant hrsi3 hia5
in ;hc hssaes& cstoega &s a ealEe2 a..
istaer
judge Thomas BusSs.- &c vas eu3oSt5
with she executive 40. sisy tfss ton@ zFss'
ri. fes 81 tae bsr rssc siu e srasa knas
..lss ~ hRgssa rsuFe "a asca served BIB
II tNcyi}ent pargOss en- far henr1. t4r
srss hrazli-T lls,s5rs1 u1sl. t0i--s,lf SOD sa
aslsauf s2vscd ltv s5eF ca2ss saae, g laees
ses aa3h IS a ssaa All $ sssEe, ass1 "a a.s
YusFese
T. "a Yfa4fors--l Esi q efrs ~ Sels
ie1 - IA xr funst o. q z-aH zN E
H,s wss 5 taau st Eehse sfH,tsts aT' q
avs aas-z4i lsipaes io cFcft ssf 2a
= ha .&i Travelled 81 *t-t5 ssA -
aafnss q Er & knsa - tlr $3.50 = -
fasa2u aaggre 81 sNFsfiE nfS. ae -
- d, Saae - al ssHses - SrSs az esa
sfsflr 10 case o. eesizct - Z. 50 SO
se.Ngvess. he vss 9s4.qs e7s2 - As
vas a zaoraEsztN wit s-t2fr = AsteFs
xery cis.s AZ praeissiiss y - e>ssssF-
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HE BoBs UP sERREELY.
The Ubiquitous Al Jap Again in Gus
enIx

Deputy Customs Inspector Samuel Bass
arrived from wheieom yesterday. having
In his custody the notorious and nbiaui.
tsuS chinaman All Jap, alias All Jake.
alas All Jack. whose PRINCIPAL occupation
seems 10 be unlawfnliy entering America
on foot and lawfully leaving by steamboat
e. the governments expense. This time
An Jap had COMPANY In the person Of
I.eong rsu, who formerly worked Tor Judge
Cam and others in Seattle. They we're
both brought to Seattle. where charges
were entered against them. Leoug TSu
who was charged with having unlawfniiy
entered the United SiatesaEsas friex; be
fore Commissioner Emery and discharged
on the ground that he bad perfect right
70 come here. All Jap. who is charged
with nulawfally eseorting feong Tsa to
America. viii be tried today. Ala.yer
who had nothing TO de with the case re-
marked that he did not zee bow An jap
could be convicted Of s..s..--,,ns China
maa 20 America il IL had been decided
that the Chinamsn had perfect right to
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MRS. CooPEit.s STATEMENT.

SEATTLE, Aug. Is, lSsS.
To THE EpIIoE-i read an item in your
paper rejecting on nae and my family,
written by man calling himself a lawyer.
Now, II ie had aay sympathy for me and
my family. my husband would have been
paid Tor work ne performed eight months
ago. still he talks OF what my husband
contributed to nay support. 'srhaf fellow
must be q public nuisance" And he talks
OF ms being oyerworked; II had caught
bin ON toe street Fricay he would have
thought / had not worked for the last six
months Now, Mr. Editor, | want thst
money paid and coon, or that Chinese
windpag and the man my husband worked
for viii see me down town instead of
Cooper, and il is likely he viii have queue
ATTACHED to him aud DC made u washer
woman OF. He had beltef settle disputes
with Cooper and nOt publish my name.
Thai bad mans wife, MRS tooPEk.
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A WRONG GUESS.
H. ncciaezsal Hotel Rrrnsr II

I'd Riehxrsson, raaner for the OeeiGe1-
taf. 10 In tro1sie f0r alleged falsely inper-
ssnari1g n Officer. He h2nied . s..-Erss 70
the wharf yesterday fox NJ. J. d. LoEmz1
He did not know the owasF Of the sruak,
bat rniszaok Mr. Ioxnxu iot Larry Kelly,
TIE famous xznuggser- WAea Mr. LowEsaa
called for his tzuzk. RieAa-sssoa said II
know there is Opium Ia that trunk and
Inspector Rogers il cate il. too Sox..f
sn q special oEiseer, aud II you tx thfs
matter vita me III III Rogers. and you
xIH have NJ further fr0aale' =
NJ LoMnAn Was quite angry and ne
ported the matter 10 rogers. who a. once
served or q warrant for Richardson's ar
rect He was arreseed last evening and
committed - Jail 20 sxaif examination
this morning IL is said that on THREE diff
trent times he has guessed right, AMI each
tine got Eaoaey froiA tlr trank oMoer
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WORK TO BE COMMENCED.
Hen and Material for the New Light
HouEa

The schooner Allie /. Agar sailed for
Destruction island yesterday afternoon
with 30 tons Of brick. 80 tons OF lumber, 20
tons of lime. cement and supplies and 20
men. The men were employed by 81. J.
aud Morgan Carkeek TO 20 to Destruction
island TO work on the new light house TO.
which the Messrs Carkeck have the con
tract Among those who went was Mr..
Moore, the diver. who will make thor
0ugh examination of the wreck OF the
bark Emily Farnham and ascertain the
amount of Faiiroa iron which she had IN
her when she was lost Ii he & ads over
100 tons he viii raise IL aud ship IL to Sc
attic on the schooner on her return voya age.
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HERE 5 4 CHANCE
Miss Sarah A. sinnss Applies 70 al En-
ploymeat Agazey for q Husband

Ms ~arah A. stmus Is 80 dgdceu. bat
a rcaf genuine sassAir woman WHO hiss
Aecunu ats-l csusidHFnhie property, a "a
slc Is unw looking iis svs3e god. h0ues'e
ut,rleht. BARD. wHstins American man,
ssho Is willing so as fArsls - p her. s7a1
help her Improve a aac uedy a. lana Whtea
.he hss acquired. sac Aaf pseet her
case fAt tbs lau8S - aa a. piaF Eaetf az ~,
Instead q a4vtrtis-nE directly rs gfai
ssa wanted ant miue C. slccs olt of i1n
sslz4e a1vtnfucys wiit eaR;uec her. -
sssanYs Was lG ssaitlc ttSluraas, la-ok loT
rs flSsa - & b, act, sud = really seemed
sgranFe fhat s1ch wasasl al 10 rrh3'i
- an ssapIsssrra az ~ sucs a. flui aH5
haad while the unsss arc ful - 1iu
naeHc' e-s wha 01alt ttei Ike e5f-irel
ss.EaSs a "a resissclaaic faeElA.rs ii szc!es5
With sssvN q wltr
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There we're several bexa'ifsl aorzl pieces
the most notable Of which Fcre . wreath
ana sand Of immortslies. with the sim
PIE word kesr tn blue fargef me- unts IN.
OFFERING Of Mrs. J. B. Netezife. BESIDE ne
three sorrosipE children aud the ten v.au
bearers appointed hy the bar sssseia siou.
Cierk L<sdzerSood and Dcpufy Ciexk Han
non. Of the district court, Mr.. ri a
rfruye. DIR. T. 7. Minor aud Mrx. u n
HaiDes were the only persons uressuf
Rev. George Herbert waszon READ 4 ssss-s
an1 appropriate scrfpfnral lsss5n saA Of
ferel bfief prayer. Then the little pro
efssios starred for the city wharf.
where The steamer Alaskan. with eolors
AZ baif-mast was In waiting The three
fnef1bers OF the family were escorted
sopaFd by syTnpashislug friends ard the re-
mains were taken on the lower deck. The
easkci Nss covered by the folds Of the
National flag and h0rai offerings Beside
the nesrcr.. VINO we're 70 accompany the
remHtils 20 Tacoma. and Capt Carr suf Ng.
annaay. the dfputafion appointed 70 70 on
" Inc nnal resting place. many members
Of the bar and citizens were az the wharf
3 q last marx Of respect 10 the h0aored
dead Tie remains and the little xrDnu ~
mSurners viii leave Tacoma early This
morning On the Atlantic exprpxs The
Misses Jones viii probably return 10 seattle
20 reside, a. their brother. NJ Keith. i per.
Hianesfly loeated herr. However. they
nave sister aud an gtele ia Minnesosa.
aud may possibly remain there. They are
attractive young ladies aud possess ia a
mar ke1 degree many Of the EoSie qualities
OF their dead father
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INTERESTING LE@T5Kg.-Nrs. Palmer. the
national superintende OF the EVangeli-
cal department Of the W. G. 7. u. lectured
10 8 large and appreeiaiiye audience Ct
Fry's opera house Sunday afternoon. Mrs..
N 4. na8dsaker presided aud Introduced
Ars. Palmer IN = lew well-cAosen remarks.
Miss CIauseu Gang very pretty temper
Ruee song. At toe close Mrs. Hanson pre-
semfed Mrs. Palmer with lovely boqGet
OF flowers On behalf of the Loyal Legiou-
Ms. Palmer responded in few appfopri-
ate remarks. Ine meetings Will be con
tiuued curing the week
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oresua & czfffr-rix. Passed Nesfo-s-
Miss levy. Nrx- Yell. A Goldsmith. q
Rice and wife. Cas. yao L. C1rrinr. Nrs.
Se- sns. Z. tstt.ng. Miss SAITH. & "
Mrs. ssires. Mrs.. Pzrke-. Z. Mcconnell. j.
y Collins. A. c. STRIVE. q. TT. Atkinson.
M. Meak- Miss Brooks. Mr.. Beams, J..
bregz. Ms, Ecwlassr, : Beck sn.. =. =
seeoai class
Per Wilmington from san Frs-rssrc-
Frank Curtis. T. NJ Williams 2. NeEasie,
:. Horn. c. W. Ssosidari, W. r Martin.
Wa Rcherss. nr. Jones- p r rzsse and
Kefx1Sr. J. C. Ssenapio. B. Albright and
wife, J. HriExs. J. Fieke. C N. nifrefl. Joe
Marshall. John Byrnes, and II. Watson.
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ARRIVAL % TIE WfLNTSSToS. - The
steamship Wilmington. Captain Gage. Ar
rived here Yesterday, and after casting
about for > landing rlace f.lr souae times-
snslly laa1ed aionesiie Of Ed l. Ferry's
EacaEnpleted new wharf, and disehsrrei
her freight in Harrington & smiths var
house she brought a. passengers and IS
f0nsof freight Her passengers we're for
pcrts - follows. Port Townsend Il.
Seattle. =. and Taeoma. s she vii ieas
coal q. the latter port.
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yesterday afternoon were Of the simplest
character. and raore extensive services viii
Be hsld at Kocaess<r, MINI, before tue in
ternenf The r4nains were enele<et IL |.
beautiful sir-tixht e2sket The eounse-
nance Of the dead judge woxe : calm an,
peaceful expression. ~ though he bad br1t
fallen asleep. except that the usual ru1dg
g1o~ 9! sigor AID life was missing. III
. yer plate On the tasksf bore ths inserir-
RICHARD A. JOxKs.
October 2. fszi.
At Rest
August 10 fsss
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Frazier AID 10 others some damage vas
done ~ wst<r. huk the damage by frS vas
very Sigh.
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TEMPERANCE woRKEK.-Ars. Annie NJ.
Palmer, superintendent Of the department:
OF eyangelistic work for the National
womAI's Christian temperance Cnion, IL
in tisis city holding meetings. On Sunday
sue delivered an address ~ Fryc's Opera
House which was listened 10 By a large
audience, Wno were greatly pleased. sac
is holding afternoon meetings cacn day at
) ocloCk ia the Protestant cAurcn. and Ia
the evening AZ : o'cioek Ia the Method 8.
EPISCOPAL church. Mrs Palmer has been
some months ia the eastern part of the Ter
ritury doing wolk ilT the N0Dan's Chris
al Temperance Union. and has spent a
week a. Ghau3Euqua aad one IN snoao-
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Fancy ribbons al / sif price: 500 pieces 10
select from; DC quality Ter. sc quality
-: al eosors. Chester Cieary.
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4 g. ~ ~.

-e1s4 81 cAksirsa e. AsEss East
r. VITA tAs Il r.kins.
- ia-'siss ~ .ses a. t4a hSGse It a.Gs
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New French Bssa.eiogns. Chester Clgary.
New Mourning Goods Chester cIeary.
New Table Linens. Chester Cleary.
loc., wide Linen Crash. ca, s;er Cleary.
New Drsss F@0.lcs- IDesIss cIeary.
------------
New Fancy Dress Goods Chester Clcary
Lace curtain nets and pairs at 5oc on the
d8llac. Cat s.er e cary.
Centemeri Rid Gl0yes, new lot Chester
Cie=ry. -
Ribbonsl l.ibboas Tor TIE snillloni Great
sac. Cassic9 Cieaty.
special redaetiOa for ose week in Jack
ci,. Chak Department roklas, singer
man & o..
Ribbons: gT,at sale. one 20; a. e. one lot
at ioe. one lot al l-1ze, worth fulis double.
Chester Cieary.
SIX Halls, new stsl les, s. a. Every hat
ir0n,d free Of charge. TJklas, sipgcrmsn
& CO. s great e'esrAuce sale
sffk Tiss. t<a Tor ..se oar whole stock
OF summer underwear al cos. Great clear
ance sale TOkias, Sigernasa 4 Co
sale az sfrins flannel Iris week. 80
psees oniy isc Per yard. Tellss- singer.
man & -
Grsst eifasAf4ee saiF OF HOSIERY. tn1cT
wear It,, NJ Toslas. siurerrnau = CO =
this we@k Prices have teGeaed bottom fer
one wcck-
iaowestfvef IT, the prizes af Towels, Table
Isnens. efr Towels - each, table linen
sc On. Great eiesrsuec sale Ioklss,
S.asernaa & Co.
Intending - give up Eaa4ing CT an
lines ~ rfauns R1s3 ar@a~s sD9 wishing 20
raHast.ss aur stock AHA line. ws ofer
our entire stock 81 riaaa. aud s.Fss ~ Al
/ immense rssdueti.sn H. price, either ftsr rssA
l - EHsfa'lrarusa intending fGFchs>- =
I Wa do well - Csl ssd eXa sire oHr stock
A HANSEN.
ye.I-r-I.-a-, b'ssas Frgut street.
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Crsst eIearAnee sac Of Hosiery. Under
ufar It,, n; Tokla. siurerr,au = G, =
this se@k Prices have tekraed bottom fer
one weck
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isawesteef IT, the prizes ef Towels, Table
linens. efr. Towels s. each. tahis linen
goc N Great eiearsu-e sale. Toklss,
: H9efsuRs4 4 ca.
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sale 81 Strip Flannel Iris week: %
pcees only Is PER yard. Toliss' Singer
nan & -
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Ribbons: graf sale. enc 20; a. e. one lot
at ior. one lot al l.lSc, worth fully double.
Chester CfearT.
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SIX Halls, new styles, s. % Every hat
ir0u.d free Of charge TJklas, sipgcTnsn
& Co.'S great eiesrAuce sac
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Special fo1aeiIOa Tor oae week IN Iaek'
ci,. CHak Department Toklas, singer
man & Co
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SffR Ties, ty=o for as.c- OHr whole stock
OF Summer Underwear az cos. Great clear
ance sale TOki2s, Sigernsa 4 Cs.
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BLANKETS, CoMFoRTERs, CURTAINS, ETC, ETC.
containing 700
Blankets manufacturers prices 500 Sgd Lace Curtains
Lace Curtains $L2 sold at ST. nCps
always the lead anything in the Northwest Oil Cloth Mngs Curt
Stair Rods etc. etc. VARIETY
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klbboDsl llubous iof ne fnlIIIoal OFeA
sac. Cassic5 Cleafy-
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New French Bf4a.ciuyhs. Chester Cisary.
New Mourning Goods. Chester Cleary.
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PAssENGEIs Lists.

Northern Paci c-Pasei Heron :
~. ) Terry, Jonathan Bourne. IT., ii
w Morse ard vi e. j. r. bunclu
For Tacoma: F. A Z INNINGS. ". !.
ltomp On, ID Mi Ter. r 4 Schtrz
Oregon Sncrt Line p s-ed Uuut-
in tHp + /. Power, q Murphy
Z II 30 u. + C0anel. J Tabor. j.
a. ABther. J. Turner. G Graham.
Mrs Johnson and daughter, .. A.
Miner. Hrs J. W Denny ana son
Rev. @. CroI C q C. StlfFJid ami
y lie. 4. A Doth Mrs Harlan, II N
Moody. wi e and daughter. III :
Holmes. Nils w itnsy. !. l. Homer
and wife. ) u. Gibh.. w. II. SINCE
ton. A. Z Mait a. Z C Steinsay and
vi e. and . ina igr5u:f
Orskon e. Cali 'ornis- Pazsel Ned
ftsu Mr.. HYDE. Miss : Chamber
lia. Miss Oh tmbe lin, J. + Grave .
NJ Hyde. Hr Fapp. Mrs. Cs>e-. Ms.
George Hartman. Mrs A. l. Nelson
Mr. Lincoln Mi,- jackson Ms. Rem
shaw. Mi Riao Lacy, c Egrge~s.
Mise Sscetaeer. Mr.. A Wi ans.
Mrs J. w VII iams. Mrs. Walker
and snr. Mrs Alexander, Miss Bass
set, Mr. tiree1. - T.. joseph. y.
G1r,ine-. 9 r White ana vi .. Mr..
Hale. Miss Adams. Miss II mpfon.
Fanny IA tin. Mr. Barry. Mr Ere
levs John G le~kiey IN son, Mr. c
II Clark and child. ". W Ro le-ick
II r. Quick. Mr. Bfrt eft ana vile. Il.
4 Jack On, T. J. Ca-aEt, Agnes NJ.
C6n + w Folsom and we. Nj ;
ktarh W.. MARI w Pea c Nj = ssa
T. Miller. Mss 4 Emh e. Ms Sc1hie.
lanes Rsstcti, Mr.. J. A.
GleeH, Mr. lioFr a1f vie.
M IN ard wife. w. 5. White. A.
&cNIanon. ". Kea' nev. and e. sec
oad-c as. Teacher sxcnr- ion psrtv,
10 md for New York. Via Yeaow-
tone Mis- Mary B&rres. Ms A.
uic Fzrnes. Nj g Su~ie Tits. Nj A.
T Mere Mj.- E,ia h. Hopkins, Mis-
y T. Eoa'ue. sr Rooae. Nj :
= Psisst. Nj Lille li0wmar. Miss
= = seTsutan. Mr. ~. 4. Eeves.
Mis- 4 X DuT. Mis- n. f. II 1srincs
Ms ? ,, Wrizht Mis- A. T.. o'Lrarv,
Psi kate Ne son, Nj 4 Glenn. Nil
Aiice Jeac.. Nj, + liver. Mr.. :. J.
S yip. NJ c =. Whitaev. Mi. :. G.
&Tremer Mr. Dr J T. Greene. Ms
loliA Hcsice~ NJ. Irving, Nj l..
EfrIyFil A We
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Assessment issturas IiayosttisE the
EsIfrs Justices.

TAconN, Avg lt-Countv Assessor
lisdEes has compile eli TIE county as
So ment u loot, SD It'll o. STA
6iS6ac. TIE yAl fatisn q land $40
fAS3Sl The v.i8aa m OF improve
meuts is sitssitS Tie a.gTeza e
cash yI-sisual ct personal pro .criy il
{2.f1AG.i
The az cssiueut o. roll tax j. Soa5s.
and rnsi pHl tax - $5tiS 4 he poll
tsg CO lecics ~ TIE assessor a. De
made his ei C lit was S}.s0. Tee pol
tax reported h. t'lst uuc1ilec Ell ard
therefore. ndas,i - tnc cash co.icc-
tons makes the tosii 90 the poll tax
OF the county. Over s 20 The 10
tax csi ertct Is : year agc intel 70
81 sc, thus showing a diHere1cs great
N On tn rrc@eat ASSESSOR c-e.iL
The total valuation cf the CO MY
last ycar Wa. IN round tE lrcs. -, so. =
ga. -bowiae ats Increase tor iAis yeac
ol $500 0ou The uSsc 500 cspt 4ins
Ihj the re a't ~ tAc rsiir0s.i lands
soj laudf sod bv she raj .Tozd coss-
raav zaa lE.i uaier contract end
~hich havr utyev heCa assessed 10 ere
There ha. been be ides. 81 course. =
very e.B idaFab'c jncrca 80 val o.
tiols e. isHa nos oaly ID the cjsy { :
gAau1E hoat thc culuty
TREy AeclNg RAVES rsg csErrs.
Qatr snsUtscr os ner a0az wee left
lnECfiuE srr .ns tsc ahar5 t-&. morn
SAG .r e ltsslees say e be hFa iatea. e.
EeiuE aURu the S5agE The re.t.ea
was it1e uoG rp-artrac a. tne q 4
& = boats uhfcA hli eng cad 90
hep IA g. c,:s coen q Pr, Tewn-
sezL Cue q cEFsysa a. the ei cs
" - rs sa4 hcrscs arrvc3 g. Ihi, c -
ihs slssFas ca. BE having Eeve MIA
The sEcE 1aa va remain shs ccz-
tsst q 81 f&-isa ed the Smsi boy.
.nis the sfst .. ha rEhiasaag here
ssgSl - yE 70 ra-- T.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-15
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0ETsrTs, Arg. lf.-kr john Gods
BIZ Of Back Lake. oa Saturday
| S,ro1zht into SKIS city the eareass q =
very lzT~s bear. wkfch be killed 81
that place o. Fr55sy evening. and the
capture q which, proved 20 fze very
exciting p8eee OF ha-ioess Mr. Coils
~ an4 a small 10y had s1artest out
hunting for grouse. Azd zhlle tramp
ing through the brush, discovered the
hez- oaly = few feet sway Mr.. Colds
by, Eish little thoaghi OF bis own
s4lety. - once fred at and wounded
the Eear. whieh became ezrsref and
aargsd on his enemies, eaT y n The
smzIl boy. Mf. Goidsby now szx tie
peril u rs youthful companion ard
having put smother Ioad in his gun,
Il retzrnesi and sbDs the beaT through the
roy, wb0 hal not been seriously in.
jGrea b. the dehf.
A large number Of Italians arrived
in this city . few days ago and VII
fsh in Olympia hzrfsor during the
winter. A fes OF the e people carried
On this occupation here last winter
AMI found i - profitable that they
have returned heavily reinforced.
Af- F8lflCA f1SEEs WINE fdtbaitS tD-s
At Little skooKum. was very seriously
crushed BY q iog which accidentally
rolled against him. The steamer
Willie was sent for Monday TO go 70
Eamilehe and bring the injured man
or, To the hOspital in this city.
Probate Judge W III. Harris ol
| What eofn Is in the city.
Hessrs l.. r. Fr-eEnsn. A. ]. Hazel
tire and G. IL Preston, wealthy cap
it4h & OF Pennsylvania who have
been IN this city for some time. left
yesterday for Longrnire hot springs
where they viii remain some time
testing the quality Of the waier.