, 1888-01-19
From 'ruesda.,s Daily.

A II. Gilman went n q q Queen CIt
on the lympian
J. r. \ixln of Seattle came down
the Anco,. yesterday.
Mr. J. f. Ebey is suffering from
severe attack Of intlan at"r! rheuma;!. Il,
Laniord Dudti, IF the Central hotel
has deem i'll for sevarsl days, bat is rc
covering.
| Str. Aucon arrived frnm SelttIc a 1
p. m yesterday, aud proceeded to Al ska
at six Ills mornIDr.
= tr. Mexico arrived from San Frau.
cisco at sis O'Clock last evening, and
after diseharging freight for this city
left for up ,und ports.
Customs Inspector Bradford, whD IA,
injured by fall in tue hatchway If Tie
Steamer Umatilla lpst Friday night. i-
improving; and doHBtIess snyn recover
from his injuries:
Thomas Morgan died at the County
| Hospital on the 18th inst, aged ffiv
years. The deceased spent moss Of his
life in Salt Lake city where he has q
sister residing He will be buried il
the old cemetery.
+. Jackman. the market dealer, receive
il Car load Of beef cattle Monday moru-
ing, that had been detained at Tacoma
the CITY Of Destiny days. with
cut food OF drink, because Of the rough
sea- Of the uPi er SouLd. Is this the
way such shipments are Ireased at the
terminal city" of which we hear so
much: We cupposed the upper Sound
was always placid:
J. W. kendEiek, engineer Of Mime.
sofa branch of the Norther Pacific rail
road. has been appointed to succeed
Gen. Adpa Aud, tsou US chief engiU er
of the Northern Pacific railroad, aud l.
spoken of as man eIninertIy well quail
itied for The high position to which he
has been elevated: He is soon expected
over the line with General Manager
Oakes. to inspect his new field of ope-
rations.
The smallpox is prevailing ST. exten
tsnsively in San Francisco that there Is
danger of its being brought to this port
In fact it is already reported to be in
one of the up sound towns, hence the
importance of using every means possible
to guard against its appearance aud
spread here. Besides, those who have
net already done So, should loose no
time in having their children and uther
members of the family yaccinated.
This Is being done in other localities.
Also those having in charge the health
matters of the town should be vigileut
against the id.rod duction of this fearful
disease in the community. ''An ounce
af prevention is worth a pound of cure.
A sad story comes from Seattle of the
death of & woman who is reported to
hava once been the wife of San Fran
cisco millionaire, C. P. Van Shack. She
afterward. it is said, married a gambler.
of whom she subsequently rid herself,
and f',ding herself in duced circum-
stances through the vicisitudes uf
rough life, she married re taurant
eook, named Manger, with whom she
came In contact, with who she lived
some few wears tossed upon the wave If
misfortune and adversely from pillow to
post. doisg brief service here asd there
with her husband, aud becoming adict
Ell to drink, found life burdensoma, and
finally sought a last resting place one
black bight uuder the coal buukers.
where her life ebbed away through
freezing. She beInz found several days
after aud Mshger learning that a dead
woman was thus found viewed ber and
found 1t bis wife, whom lie supposed
had gone elsewhere. 4 sad commentary
upon a reckless life.