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PASSENGER lists.

Northern Pacific Passed Heron
ANEsst I'd. a Jcnter. Mrs T. O..
Wilson, :. NJ. Meek, wife and dough
tas, Mrs. Il. r. Gauge, L. c. Farra,
Rev J. Black, Miss E Andrew.
For Tacoma: Fred Engleman. w. y.
Sterling, jno. EaE.eman, Is. &. Cox.
+ r. L. Musgrave. vie and daughter,
A y Rice and wife, J. " Smith. Jas.
DanesN, Wm Parry. w III. Mcintosh
and IS Immigrants,
Oregon ard California; Passed Med-
ford y. King, II r Brown. G T..
Cook. T.. ID. C3ak Mrs II. F. Cook. G
Woodward. A. Stedman and wife. 4.
a.. Cove. c. i-her, Henry Stafford
4 Pool. II Wari, a II Holland. J :.
Lowd and niie. = &. Whitney. :. r
King Mr. Richardson. Mr.. DuBninr
und son. NJ. chcl lran. NJ. tItne. 4. i.
Batter. J. scott. Mr.. q. Il. Rsndies.
i'av8fs e.. =. Nalaain, &C. Fell SON,
e Feispa, G. Go2i. Nrt. q Smith. X
Aucbf. Mrs ] Nver, s. scales. y. r.
Meiatssh, = II Yailie. w A Handy
Mis- owe, A ] Bali e. rigeHeT NJ.
+. Parker, Mrs kRex, + b Mappie 3
Aisf #. Il. Whgtson. T. A Love. w.
E. MQrey. g. Caro-. Lena B Meree
v. Andrews, w. SeaaW. Mrs. w
e-chaw. u : Ellsworth, J II. Els
worth, Mrs ! Saith. L. nresslor.
Ny Sheppard. J. shepparl T. :. Wax
cHtiae. a. J Thomas. } II. Bartlett.
Mrs. A. + Hians. Mrs, j $. Ne.eh
Mis- Z II Parry Mr.. 8. ii. feaYtiy
Nss - Wealth Mr. MGmsel. II. l.
Jeucs, W Gaze. ~ T Harpci. II. c.
Norgra. " A. worth, Miss X
lifage. G. Hseie l. Baneo- and wife.
] Steel ana wife. Ms A. Gfiimore.
Miss T. +. Moore. and 81 scc0aa class.
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GROWTH or ELLEssBuEs.
Bsfsaiax Aetise-rrtssatary Mines
The Hotsi &eheme Takes Form

RILExanrKs3. Aug. - Real estate
sseaieFs report ssies large and business
largely Increased lat month. The
t,tiidiug fcesH stiff continues, and
t,ulIasnRS are guiae ap as Fapsssly -
material can BE- purchased. The con
tract has been let for The Masonic
Temple, 10 he cognpsetcd November /.
The steamer on her return from the
mines Will lsing a large shipment q
oye from the different mtte4, which
will BE- shipped 60 reduction works az
san Franeisco by rail from herr. Par.
ties last Feturesd fsssa thr mines re
port thst they are producing hneiy
and that the miners are IN good spirits.
The big hotel project IN E.iienshufx
for wbich ySiuahic ttte = offered
will probably be carried through, q
majority Of Che stock being sllbsefibesl
by EliensbusEs citizens Tbs vii
place Eliensbafg on an equal icosins'
With any city IL the territory ia the
way of hotel facilities.
y. Thirry. OF seattle, Who has Tie
contract for putting IN the eieetfle
light plant, arrived to-day. The I-iie
and wifes arrived yesterday. The
dynamo il on the route and Is expected
In a few DAYS. Work viii be com
menced At once on the buildings and
setting Of poles The contractors say
they Niii have the plant ia fun opera
finri bY Sessfefaher I
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TWO HARD CHARACTERS.


Fer several days freight ears stand
ing on the sidetrack have been broken
into by sramrs and converfe. into
lodging houses Articles OF nlerxhan-
disc have also been steien and the rail-
road people began trying 10 ferret oui
the culpriss. Yesterday Policeman
Willard had three men pointed out 70
him as persons who had been con
crrned IN the matter He arrested
them and .took them To the city jail
| without trouble He learned that fso
others of the gang we're loafing around
the depot and took fheEa IN charge
They went along quietly for q shori
| distance and then one broke loose ard
| ran. The officer gave the other into
/ the charge of = citizen and started
alter the fugitive He overlook him
| in an alley and an exciting tassle en-.
saed. The prisoner tEirpe4 Officer WI
lard and attempted 70 make his escape
again. but Willard was ON his feet in
an instant and secured his pris-
ouer. He handed him over TO a
| powerful civilian and returned 70
where lac had LETT bis other man. Ths
latter had thrown the citizen in WHOSE
charge he had been placed and also
taken to his heels. 0ificer Willard
gave chase and soon overaanled him.
b. this time Officer Briggs and Con
stable Thornton had arrived and the
two prison were marched 10 Jail,
followed by couple Of hundred men
and boys. The i've prisoners viii be
tried to-day for vasraacy and tive vii
answer 70 the additional charge az re-
sisting an officer.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
SEATTLE. Thursday. Aug. 9.

SEATTLE, Thursday, Aug. 2.
During the past n hours freight has
been received 10 Seattle as follows
coop chickens, 3 boxes fruit, 1910
sacks oats, 10 hides, boxes butter,
boxes eggs, II boxes apples. ycals,
barrels fish, horses, lilo boxes hams.
$50 sacks -four, ia sacks feed. so
sacks spuds, q tabs oieomargarine,
car ice.
SHIPMENTS During the past q
hours freight has been shipped from
Seattle in the following quantities
Eliza Anderson = ton, MerRin 6 tons.
ManFoe 10 tons, Fleetwood = ton,
Has ward tons. Starr 500 tons, olym-
plan | ton, Alaskan ton, Hassaio IS
tons. Is ears over the r. : s X. r., T.
: s. Il. K 30 tons. C. & p S. r. Il. %
tons, 3, L. ;. x T.. so tons. Total l76
tons.
y $50 pounds OF butter we're shipped
from the East to Blakeley YESTERDAY
and a car load OF machinery was ship
ped to La Conner per the steamer
Starr.
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AN EXCITED MOTHER.


ing her Daughter
There was very excited woman in
Seattle yesterday. She was chasing
around town in search of Hon. Eiwooc
Evans. OF Tacoma. and went in all
sorts 81 places 70 find him. She must
have been excited or she would MOI
have looked for him in the Occidental
bar Late in the afternoon, however
she got on his trail an held him fast
until she poured her tale iato his ear.
She was Alice Mckay. OF Tacoma
whose name in days past has been
more or less notorious.
Several years ago she was committed
to the hospital in this city while snf-
feTing fro,l an attack of scarlet fever.
She vas accompanied by little girl.
The child was turned over by the
Sisters 10 Mrs Dell keyan of this city
To be cared for. After Mrs. Mckay
left the hospital she applied 10 CHIEF
Justice Greene for wait of habeas
corpas to secure the custody OF the
child Justice Greene refused 10 turn
the child over to the mother, rs she
was not considered fit person 10 have
her bringing up.
A short time ago similar writ OF
habeas corpus was brought before
Chief Justice Jones I'd argued
by Hon. Eiwood Evans and Ronald 4
Piles for the plaintiff and Lewis q Gil
man for the defense. The court re-
served his decision aud il has not yet
been announced Later the probate
judge OF Pierce oosnty issued letters OF
guardianship over the child 80 Mrs.
Woodward, Of Tacoma. on application
of Mrs Mckay, and Mrs. VI ooaward
was substituted for the mother in the
demand Tor the custody Of the child
The parents OF tie child have not been
living together for a long time past
and the father has been in scotland
for several years.
The cause OF Mrs. Mckay excite
men. was ramor which had reached
her 10 the effect that Mrs heyan had
LETT Seattle and gone TO san Francisce,
taking the girl. who is now about eight
years OF age. with her The report mas
not been corf0borated bat viii be in
We tigatei Mrs MCKAY Is well-nigh
crazy over the matter.
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vIcTORIA's DECAY.
Her Chinese Population
DwindIing Fast
Gone to Anerie.-crevsh Of the
reppy -Gsn Kefsniax Isdusfry-
what the Drse Might SAP ceafd
IL sresk-



The advent 81 the first Of the meath
found tie Chinese popalzsion Of the
u~oyirsr1 s,s Bvstazts Columbia res3Ecszs
cot by hEnsirexas but b. thousands.
This depopulasson Il ntsssceahle. par
fsrz1lsriy in Victoria ard generally
throughout the province. The cause
i chiefly the completion OF the Canal
ian parsge Railway. which brought
about the cessation OK the principal
portion at railway labor. and the de-
preston in w8ges a. compared with
shat they can command Ia the United
sssss=-
Whatever the . bosses " get, the Ia
borsr on this side Of the line has 20 be
satisfied with - cents day, whilst his
aims on the other side. for doing the
Same work, can easily command 81 %
In Consequence OF these tso predonsi-
rart fact. ~ many as four thousand
have crossed the line. some by fair
means and some by foul. and at the
present moment tint themselves in
The domain OF Uncle sam. This num-
Der il no exaeseration, as the princi-
nal merchants have been consulted
with upon this particular phase OF the
Chinese question, and il was their
unanimous opinion that the number
that had left could not be shortof four
Thousand.
when asked concerning the method
| bx which such large number OF peo-
ple could succeed IN gaining an en-
| trance into forbidden ground, they
would regard the curious enquirer
with merely significant smile, and :
general : No sable /" So great IS this
decrease in our Chinese population
/ during the last year or two. that the
majority OF the Chinese merchants
are depending almost entirely upon
I the manufacture OF opium and the in
/ PRODUCTION Of the same into the United
/ STATES In order 10 do paying business.
/ La fact il Is well-known that should
the duty on that yiee-pToducing drug
| be increased 30 as 70 be equal TO that
| In the States, the merchants referred to
would have 70 20 out OF business.
Whilst on this subject, Is might be
interesting 10 our readers To- know that.
notwithstanding the fact that the
| Chinese population OF British Colnm-
| biA has decreased considerably, the
number of opium manufactures has
more than doubled during the last
year or tive. IL the drug we're ami
| mate and could talk, instead of being
dead yet possessing al the same time
/ the power 10 stupeiy, il would say,
am .hsfse 10 find nay way into the
| United States, bat before / arrive -
my destination. | have to stop over at
/ . little Chinese store near the bound
/ aTy, where japanese goods are sold
which store | was told at the begin
| ming OF nv tedious and dangerous
| Journey, was a branch house OF an
| opium manufacturer in Victoria -
The problem would then be immedi-
ately solved.
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Peace Reigns in the
Grand Coulee.
Hlensburg Looming Like q
Young Giant.
The sew Hotel to he o~ned at
Home.
n. wall. w.fia wheat Crop Prov
s.x Lager Thsa Anticipated
Wsmsa with . knife-sais OF
N. fayafiap -Csmm~rse"-rer'
ro~ps~nd's Besm-

sraKasE FsS&. Aug Paul y.
Mohr, chief engineer Of the Seattle,
Iake shore a Eastern railroad. told
your correspondent to-day shat the
fight between has company and TIE
Northern Pacific 10 the Grand couiee
had terminates. ard harmony had
taken the place 81 any little bitterness
thai tsieht have existed lie saii that
both grasies wsrc being pgshed aioag
tss that one siai not interfere with tbs
progress Of the other
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xss1s Hss- gszsxrie@ Franeis Adams,
ssrr~sssesst "a sss1 ssniSn fszxzsse fz1rpsa
a5s.zrany. ana writes 10 4 frserd II
fkss r5sy fast Mr.. Adams i cssaatssg
ws~t rssur-se psrffand ard Port
Tewns~aa oaly- he says thas NJ
Adasas VIII extend his rss24 tsrnsxh
- Port Tosasersf, Inst ke IL rzzssh m
s1res=sd 50 uszr Ashfng industry and
thinks be ean hing n i<a fTona slae
dsympsc n1cmnszigzs ehesr<, ftszn The
Northern Psxft7e + ksfrgsrr Il 20 sssc
ezss ssse % ske Soona thsf be J. srfas-
Eng Bse Of esssrts asxxs By sea Miner
Rob~xts h f-sS when the Sershsrzs
Pzefiic snrvsY ~as made 90 tsse ~est
site.
Judge ss,zu says Tel Judge
Riggs srvect - See kss hsii gr2sss3
down - Oh railroad fat FOR whsrves
docks. terrniaas ksssiidinzs. ese., and !
exp~es sass be srsd and tsse pert sd
nfFai viii dance hasnfspe ~ The
Dedication
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.

roEr TowRsFSp. August 2 - The
s@edish bark Gloria. from san
Pedro. to load lumber Al Tacoma for
Melbourne, arrived yesterday. Bark
eutiue Klickiiat. from Santa Barbara.
TO load lumber at Gamble for Homo,
laip. eameiato port thi morning TUG
Biz arrived down from Tacoma, hav-
ing in tow the schooner Dora, lumber
iA0en for san Franci co.
SAS FsAscIsco, Aug. Cleared
steamer Mexico, Victoria: steamer
Columbia, Portland. Departed
Ship Palestine. Tacoma; bark Bonan-
q Seattle
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wAr.La waLIA.


WAlLs Wslta. Aug 2 The in
creased valuation OF property IN this
county during the year was ever a
million ami half The total valua'
dion j. sa.7s7 90
The o. q. w I siSetraeks and de
pot grounds at Wslella airs platseti
AMI construction will begin IN Hunts
return froui the Eat
Arthur sharp siein is yet too sick 90
b. brought from Spokane Fails Both
his parent are with him
w. J Eihh, os the Nj sour Pacific
Elevator Company, ~ here 10 select a
site for large elevator.
James kirkmaH has retired from
the packing honse OF J. klFkman &
Go
Pros J. ] Donovan. Formerly 81
this city, wns married lately IN san
Franci ,co 30 Miss Green.
SehN ahaehaF 4 Bros have sold thus
far iis09o wheat saess. and De-.
bury d Co. about the same, the wheat
crop being much better than expected
The contract Tor buildi & The stable
at the peuiisatiars bias bean let 90 J
u Addison for $ZlA.
J. ". narnes has arrived srem san
Diego e. remain
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4 CSERsS BAaY S0oTHER BiFFERs
: t-oEs AZ baby syrzS< eT c9rdixi$ II
e1Zf4zns ne izssffz1alE. oFstGsa o. fnssftef1e
IN ans tart ~ as csznpsszucn. II = harm
KS, SAT soofAiBe sze positive 81 IS astsoa
q aslfs tas ehts4 iDisezles feacse GaE 1Scn
a<e&en4ag 4 Is refreshed x.ecroilz and
za1arAi. j = the cssiy nzte zzest;eiSe Ye.
asAsse tt4s sfll sesnaSs al sasanssie dlssr-
aeEa- sals a. = cez1s - A 4 STEWART.
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II TRAJE 4

Il is Naturo's Rezasiy. raAsc e1elGA,Tesy
from Rocss and Herbs.
Itis perfectly Harmless.
Il "a TIE csly re7ne.y known 20 thc ~c-l5
that has ever yet czns9 contagious BSooz
Tosssn "a oil 10 stages
Is ceres s.ercasizs RAcgsnz;ssra. Cancer.
Scrofs,a. zai ether tloosl cisc-r-- iere;osers
esasite-e.! iaeaTahio- II earusAany disease
carsSi frsEa iszgzre blood. - row Pre-
scrlSosi sy thousands % the best phgs.a-sas
II tie United States. IS a tozsc- We append
The ststeEsest Of u few;
~ have rsss~t S. :. s. ~. PATIENTS conraiesc-
,n f ,,, Fever a tsi ,a i.sssSis. VIA TIE
ElssY Be. Ga y
BRExx. GA-vfiile White was snsscfea
with scrafstia stsrn years prescribed s. 5.
5. sasi to-day he Is q fss a q, sosssl s9s.
RsrHsoxo. Va. Drc. Il ISL hAve taken
three tetflez ef swift's Spesisc for sesosa4Fs
bleed y-sisaa. II srfs ssaach better than pot
asa or szy esheE fssirsiS | nave eS,. 1ssa-
Formerly u Sussex Co, Va
Ia = ;. Hsfx the wcsi known drusztst
and Etsy stefan. ~ Nashville. Howard Ggu1ts.
ARR WRITES Hasiax some knowledge - 70
rvtss1sFslen4 IL - the renesiy for =li skia dis
eaSSs. Il szsAtlezz nos whs. Ne naisse may be-
we have book giving history Of this
nronserfli remedy, ard It's cErs>. frcsa AL
ever the world. phsch viii cssns iEacs you hat
al ~. say l. true. sz5si whsch We Ssii ErAl
fires ca aFQ 5rzstsan- No family sbn1ss Be-
wsk6os,t H. We have another ca Cont2sfc<s
tip<s1 Fet~ol. seat "a sEEzse EerzaA
Write "a kssfsry Of vour case. and cur
physician VIII zssx l&s i.n ysrq By letter, fn
ssxArtest confidence. We VIII sos decisive
yoa A1s5w1assy-
Fer sale ~ az a-zs. siss<
THr s'srr- srFCrTac Co
Nr4Ncr = Asssaka. Ca
SE< stsfse. - Br03sfWaS.
ssr,sfsss re- 81 kf,~5sx f4ff1
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.



0aiY 10 deeds were filed for reeo.i
yesterday. zssresstine Sis.a3 81. an
average 81 sIsSs IS each. Fonosine
l. the list;
c. 4. Adsis 10 A. F. Lss<an, S acres
n NJ q NEAa Of Sec. 81, TT. "a y.
RE, t2a6
y A. Lstimer to Charles II Iii.
t.ager. los ?. sec -, TT. = y RE.
$3.50
John II. Reaales 10 J. ". White.
heaa. Swl. of SEl2 and SENs Of sWE.
of Sex 1t. TIP. - y. K 5 Z, $50
Amelia B0yu;on % Miranda Espr.
tract 3, >anaySife tve-scre tracts. $50
nanlel Baglev to Martin L. Caya-
GauEh. lot 3. blk 10. South Seattle. 500
Northern PaciGc Railroad Company
to Martha 4 Whitehead. 81 Of SRtl
sna las (, Sec !. TP. = \. Il &.
s@ya Es.
esesr-e ~ Cirnoo - AnrA +.
tspfsco. Unfashlesi s interest in hx
e Caiea City. IS
samnsi h Carlisle 10 Arshgr he
Nee, lots 5. and 5. blk S. Mob HUI
addition Siooa
DAVID T Denny 20 SeSannah r
hsE'ey bot 6 h'k - D. r. nennyis
tairs ss.sitos u North Seattle. SIS.
Sassaaah 4 RaeiSy 70 = Ninca-
Fsw. sot 6, ELK -. u z. Derns' : ;Alrgl
addition n NHfa Seattle. sleQ.
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Fret J , H@uf3crsca, fAe isa45tr tssfAn.
80 Of 1seRaa. and ~ Haaisiie. rasHi a :
sartss. Err r7ef A. IS - esiFsa Ehs 0lyHs sc
gaaunszAas trssss fissa1s esuGA ftsF have
3 raussise,e sa.At. za4 via eAsnp "a The
rsasc sar gas >gsanasT. A srTas Sezi %
ssew settse ct tA@ TsSagreTs - s-ss graa.
sAsi a 81 ssasasa - sasY te cxQ&S;et a. =
sesa.s u las exFestg.eH
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GOLDEN PROSPECTS.

The Fort roposena BENIN GrswinS
Three Days fFansfers Aggregate
over = Gaarter e NiHieu News
ta Genvrai
roRv Towssrsp, Aur There IS
no ietsp ia the reslty toam AZ Fagt
Townsend Every hoat fhat cones in
hsirgs severel capitalists seeking ia-
yestaeut. 4ad every pah brings ltt-
tefs telling ui ptdays whe are couiuE
The sales ios ;hue DAYS foos Up over 3
quarser o, a 1a 1l.e1 collars. whita. eyp-
siaeribs the comparatively low vataes
here something roenaufs Tia
tan largest 3usV stoga Aac from ts.iior-
MA aud Wssh.oEta1 T.. g. sat
Lrsa nui ssst III Portland otei.ai has
as, recently ceWc hcac Thc a }iItcg
tATuss tarca eat tnYstel ioit hiats as
H. tANpurFsa az sac - Is & y Co.
sad sPpcAE q BAYS ssAo itat.gc SnaN-
le.ira that This e1mWauy have deter
miaei tn secure an outlet 1or the ioNar
SoGud 50 Port Towasend ke rasi Ne
ore Doubts sor na@cnt but thai
mad eonneetier Naimpef FefAnsllis
With TIE Columbia river viii lie cos
stfacted amt ~ Bne s3asslv positive
that vurk sd oe commenced upon &
before SNOW Sizes Such a Tosa would
insure a uitv of - p9 herr Within tu.1
years, aad this re- doubtless The lrver-
sge thar l. unjeFlying the real estate
activity
HFtf.NFfu CITIZENS,
Adding q Sire golden prospects ef
tho post ~ gnyry i, the rgs7ri re- Iru
vi the senate aai house reiat.ye 90 ar,
preparations fo- tie ca -tan haase Il
i believed ~ ritiEs here shst So ssa
additional spprup3 laiiaa insi1c5t,-i ia
yesterday ; f0sT- NTEf2tgr ass esi- sow
assured. meaning taaf The neu c8s-
tom hoG-c VII ee Hhout tee finest
governments hsi,dlng on the
Coast. The aHoant NJ thc trss
appropriation was So dssl thss nisk-
ing sise A0l n all Nhcn the bill 1as
hSlozg the seuate i - sss N0Es Aas
been suspended for Sensr jiuae await
ing the aeti0a 81 t'aaerrss IL regard t.
the fdi,sanai appnopciaftae asked FOR
a. Soan a. the hgA uaN before the
senate > p gssss4. wayS vii fse Tesuasesi
and actireig uf-hra
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rLEAsANr SOCIETY EVENT.
Reception and High Tea at The
Tacoma.

Esrsptian and High Tea at The
Tacoma.
r&caaA. Aug ? This afternoon the
ladies RESTING at The Tacoma enter
tai0ed large number Of ladies OF this
city. Olympia. Seattle and Portland At
4 high tea II paFiOr 4. Two hundred
iuvit t;nus were isned. the iol owing
Seattle ladies' being favored Mrs. r.
n Minor. Mr.. J c. Haines, Mrs. and
Mis- Ferry. Mr. T. NJ Reed. Jr, Mr.
Howard Lewis, Mrs Gasscrt, the
Missas Jones, Nj Young and Miss
NenA Montgomery.
n parloT was exq,islte'y decorated
viii covers. ferns and vines. which
wsr 3disrosed in graceful prafusien
ar0dva the walls. pillars and nantels
and 'aycr the docs. TAbiss were ar
r4rsa through the center Of the
room and A fiHe collation. was spread
ia the recess, eaasi ting q aa8wicbes
and tea. shertet ana case. rrQvaict
hy thr caterer in The hes. style % the
aIt
The ladies c.v.se the invitations re
eeivsd their eoests in afternoon tai' cts
a. white. with H. exception of Mrs
Turner and Mca Walker. Who were in
ea-tsmos az black lace. and Mrs
Camp ell en- heiiiuupc SIX,
Ia serving the collation. htsle misses
assisted as iichc. GAM mede- cte ss
.0iiows- Mtrgsrtt and Jennie Tyler.
lNiia sprsgle, Linda Woo8raa sad
Belle Aiaswofth During the ester
ta.nueag the Tacoma eTche.trs ais.
euar ci bcauttNl mu-ic Without
tar1uai Invitation fhs Esutist en-
dropped re on the :saics between Sand
II. and, as might he c&Vestea fowna
everything going ss AFiemus Ward
10uid say, Merry az g calfis re bel
The entertainment oaEauat was a
aeitshtA one. aasl Il re.1srte4 great
credit upon ths ladies by whom It Nas
eiFeo, aad 0p1n the yoruE huies a.
a..tI.E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
TO BE CoNsECRATED.


Rev j., n. Lemmons Made Arch
bisbep Of Vancouver Island.
Next Sunday Father j. n Lsmmens
Of Victoria, viii he eonsecTated in this
city as Archbishop Of Vancouver ISL
and Very Rev. Archbishop W. II.
Grass, archbishop OF Oregon, win ofli-
ciate a. censeeratoF, assisted by Bish-
op Janger, OF Washington Territory,
Bishop A. J G,ofieax, o; Idaho. Bish-
op BiGn4el O. Montana, Father Yer
meeesch. 81 Nation county. and Father
Eiward j. 0'bay. OF Portland
Father IsnIacps has been made hish-
op vice ssrhlisaop Seehess, S DO was
murdered il Alaska tSo years ago.
For Is years he has been q prie I in
Victoria. Ills appointment Gsus e.
Tsct from Rome. The conservation
exeroi IS wit take place in Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
THE LATEST vIcTIM.


Wight % an Gppsrs1Eisy-
wfslsann Hsear. baker az the crarsss
szcssry il The last rieslfn Ct the festive
b1rgizf. Mr. Hagan retired ~ sssual
Wednesday night at his lodging o.
Frors street, afsss locked his door.
VIXEN he sxeke YESTERDAY morning hs
zosna his deer z5sr, his cigtasag scat
tered aaont the Eoov. AID his ~4tck
and f0uT dollars missing. These bur
<Isr;es are becoming OF altogether to-
frequent occurrence. and Il wsEl be IL
orsser se- enc OF these misini-hi
nlaransers 20 be caught or SHOT. o.
hscsh. A tsrs:-e.I.ss burglars fznerai /
! r.sr.sssra ssos, s.evossflv q, t.e wiShes
for by sssxny Of tie victims who hzv'
been robbed OF late.