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Evening journal., 1888-08-27
LAST EDITION
RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS.
The Committee Met This Morning and
Resolved to Ask for s2, 500.


The executive committee for the col
lection and distribution of funds to the
storm sufferers met at the Board of Trade
rooms at II o'clock to-day. One of the
principal points brought before the meet
ing was the duty of the newspaper re-
porters, which was explained and enun-
ciated very clearly. While this nonsense
was going ON the committee decided to
ask So, 500 from the people for the relief
of the homeless and injured. The COM
mittee will start collecting this amount
Immediately. The amount so far sub
scribed is 81, 267 S.
Washington Hastings and Willard
Hall Porter went to the scene of the tor
nado on Saturday and partial report
was presented at to-day's meeting. 1t
was shown that those who lived in the
path of the storm had lost almost every
thing.
A number of public spirited men at
tended the meeting, their names being
withheld, and stated that the National
Opera Company would give a sacred con
cert in the Opera House, which had
been offered for the purpose, on next
Sunday, that they would make no
charge excepting about $3.50 for ex-
RNAA7N7s NAAN " hAA SSAAANlliEl tA yldiltQ
that it was not their desire to give a Sun
day concert, but that according to the cir
cnmstances it would be almost impossible
to give concert at any other
time The Opera House Is taken
every night excepting Sundays up to
Christmas and, unless it could be en-
gagged soon, the National Opera Company
wonld then charge $500 at least He
further stated that II the committee did
not approve Of the proposition they
would withdraw it, As it was
apparent that the committee did
not favor a sacred concert and as the
Mayor showed that it would be dan
gerous precedent, the offer was with
drawn.
The ladies' committee reported that all
the injured were getting along favorably
and the woek is progressing in a satisfac-
tory manner
Messrs. Hastings, Hampton, Porter
and Taylor, subcommittee of four will
hold over until next Thursday, when
another meeting of the committee will be
held at II o'clock in the morning
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

\ Ats.- =, @4--....4ss c1En4s. THAI AN
appication viii be made TO the Honorable.
lgnatlus 9. Grubb. Associate Justice of the ~u-
perior Court Of the state Of Delaware, residing
IN New Castle County, on Saturday, tho afil
gay OF September. A. d.. 1883, at ID o'clock iu
NE morning at Chambers in Wilmington ID
the state and County aforesaid. for the irear-
poration Of the delaware Hedge Company. =
lne character and objects of which are 10
inanuiacture hedge fences and to carry an the
business OF construc- ting and manufacturing
neuse FENCES in all the various branches
sneIeoi ana 70 that end to have. possess and
AnAet Concerning Pri- waite Corporations.Fs
passed at Dover, March 18th, A. b. 1874
HENRY g. CONRAD
Atty for Incornoratorx
Evening journal., 1888-08-27
orgnnlsine ! snndnN srlnnl.

The new Scott Street NJ L. Sunday
school was organized yesterday by cleo
ing the following officers: Joseph A
Buck, superintendent; S. Hersey, assist
ant superintendent; Mrs. Crozier. female
assistant superintendent w. Z. Morris.
secretary and Mrs Tufts. librarian. An
organ win shortly be secured for the use
of the school.
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

Kate Gallagher. the dissolute woman
who was carousing with Carson before
ms death, and who was arrested last
evening by Officer schultz, is now at the
nall She is makinga great deal of noise.
ana can be heard on King street. It is
intended to send the woman either to
her parents or to house Of refuge.
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

Governor Stocxley was defeated on the
anti-Saulsbury ticket for State Conven-
ton. A prominent Democrat said this
morning that the anti-Saulsbury fight
means 4. f. Bayard for the United States
Senate. The Baltimore Hundred dele
gates for the Legislative branch are
George p. Hickman, w. r. McCabe and
Josiah Derrickson. They are Salisbury
men
Evening journal., 1888-08-27
WILMINGTON HARBoR.

The barge Geneva Of Philadelphia
arrived at the Diamond State South Side
Iron Works last night with cargo Of
cid rails.
The new steamer Virginia Dare for the
Old Dominion Line, viii leave Pusey &
Jones on Saturday for Norfolk. There
will be a dock trial of the engine this
week.
The tug Victoria j. Reed Of Norfolk,
va, belonging to the Baker Salvage
Company came up to Pussy & Jones yes
terday afternoon to have new boiler
put in.
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

". w. Giles viii leave for Washington
on his steam yacht Jubilee on Wednesday.
Mr.. GILES has room enough on board for
several persons. whom he win take with
him, free Of charge, If they furnish their
own provisions. The jubilee lies at Fol-
SONS wood yard.
Evening journal., 1888-08-27
Daily Sunday
Daily Tex Sunday only

ADDITIONAL TRAINS. "a
DAILY, except Sunday-Leave DUPONT G.O5As
mn Newbridga 6-2a y. IN. Arrive Wilminrtas
0,l2 a. m. -
Saturday only--Leave Reading 12.00 n. M.
arrive Birdsbore 2.aD p. m. Leave Dupontl. al
n m, Newhridge 40 p. m, arrive WflminrfDd.
Wilmington 73 .. m
/, For connectlqps 81 Wilmington, at b. 60.
Junction, &C Chhda's Ford Junction, at Coates
VIE ana WaYneasurg Junction, at Birdsboro~
BOWNEhA sHN1@GS, Gen. Passenger Ant
A. 81. MEGA IlB1aAND. SUPERINTENDENT
Evening journal., 1888-08-27
RETURNING TO WASHINGTON.
Senator Salisbury is Philosophical, But
Not pronheticnI.

SohAtoE cAuAsDufy II Ihliosophicals Bub
Not Prophetical.
Senator Salisbury appeared upon the
streets of Dover early this morning. He
left at 1906 a. m. for Washington To
lifelong adherent of his, who approached
him with the sympathetic remark: I'VE
have been laid out badly he replied
philosophically: Yes, we are pretty
well done up, but we must do the best we
can and take it easy" On the train
gentleman who was coming to this city
asked him Well, Senator, ! suppose it
is foregone conclusion that Mr. Cleve-
land will be reelected Senator Sauls-
bury: II do not know anything about
that. have seen SO many human ex-
pectations that were almost certainties
turn into disappointments that have
quit making prophecies.
Evening journal., 1888-08-27
Pastors FOR Central and first Churches.

call for q congregational meeting was
issued by the session and trustees Of Cen
trial Church yesterday, to be held on
Wednesday August GOTH If agreeable a
pastor viii be elected Rev. William 7.
Swartz Of Trenton, N j., will probably
be called as was stated in Saturday S
JOURNAL.
A call for a meeting of the congrega-
ton OF the First Church was also issued
yesterday TO be held on Wednesday even
ing, September 8. call win probably
be extended to Rev. George NJ Hickman,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
of Marietta. Pa
Evening journal., 1888-08-27
THE PEACHES.

A Small Number of Baskets Of White
Fruit in Market This Morning.
Not over $50 baskets of fruit were in
market this morning, and they were Of
poor quality, most of the fruit being "Old
Mixon's, ranging from 80 to 60 cents in
price.
The shipments since Saturday have
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

Those receptions Of visiting delega-
lions at indianapolis. President Cleve-
land said to New York World represen-
tative the other day must be a great
draft ON General HaTrison's vitality. No
one who has not had the experience Of it
can know what it means to shake hands
with 800 or 500 people in a day. When.
as seems often to be the case with General
Harrison, he shakes hands with 500 or
2,O0U people day, it means an actual
physical labor harder than that of the
most Woodworking longshoreman. Added
to all that the mental strain and labor Of
two or three addresses a day. and the tax
IS really too great to be laid on any man.
am glad, for his own sake, that General
ton "
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

Congressman William L. Scott is re-
ported 70 have contributed $1,000 to the
Pennsylvania Democratic State Commit
tees fund, and Eckley B. Coke $50OO
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

-, l.. HESS, merchant tailor, No. East
A...-A 9s-s~.s 'sl-- cle.lr o-a tlls balance
Of his spring and summer pants and suit
ings at cost price.
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

TO- Il. btakk0n- - IO.E5 20 BIB Il. n "a
49,, ADDITIONAL TRAINS
Wilmington. tll5 p. M. b. Il o. Junction 2s
p M Newbridge. 6.39 p. m. Arrive Dupont 8.Sx
D. m. t "f
On Saturday enly-Will leave Wilminutos,
~ o.S0 p. M, Newbrldge 545 D. m. Leave vii
malngton LIS p w.. Newbridge l135 D. m
p. m. Arrive Reading 40 D. M
GENIE SOUTH.
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN Rail-
" hOAD. Timetable, in effect July I888
GOING NORTH.
Daily Snndas
lex Sunday Da1y only
Evening journal., 1888-08-27
The Money spent.

Fully $4,000 was spent on Saturday.
Of this amount about 80 600 was spent
BY the Wolcott crowd, and the surprise
was great when it was found that he had
50 much money. The matter was ex-
planned to your correspondent BY VOL
colt man this morning. He said. 1--WE
were determined to win this fight at any
cost A number Of us wanted revenge.
and that comes cheap at any price Hence,
contributions came liberally. Henry c.
Wolcott gave 81 600 The old County
Building ring spent considerable, Femme
more used over 5000 IN Little Creek, and
Robert J. Reynolds as much more down
in South Murderkill The peaches have
helped to furnish the funds Peach
growers, friends of Mr.. Wolcott, brought
Inn almost daily cheques Of 800 and
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

NOW IS your opportunity TO obtain good
cigars OF reasonable prices. Call on
CHARLES J.. II. BECKETT.
no. los West Seventh street.
Before purchasing elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1888-08-27

Next TO the senatorial fight the inter
est on Saturday last was centred in the
contest for sheriff This contest lost the
Saulsourys Little Creek hundred Under
the party custom that hundred is enti-
tied to the sheriff. ]. Thomas Lowe and
John w. Fennemore merchants at Little
Creek and Leipsic respectively, were the
candidates Of the hundred, the former a
Salisbury man and the latter a Wolcott
man. David s. Wilds Of Kenton. also
desired the nomination. Fennemore was
told bluntly that unless he carried
the legislative delegation in addition to
the sheriff's. he need not expect the
nomination. Fennemore is rich and he
spent money freely Lowe is Mary
lander and this too helped Fennemore.
who won the fight by ~ votes. In Kent
county,it means a great deal to be ''na-
tive Dclawarcan and although a man
may be in the state for twenty years.
the fact remains that he is not native
and 1t can be used against him any time.
, 1888-07-19


...'1 81. .Hf seals, |"rih - -acb, ln .
81 months, Notwithstanding be
Chs. ia" uaa aDa~ "g.t!. E. bout
.e.ia-- y .. a- =ho arty d here
o. .aaaor o.. Ia q y purtLa.ed the
tasla cargo.
W, .g,e.. 4 snip our li-h t. East
a-r Ls-.a-'-- minneapolis, Cu'cHgo,
N-@-a. CITY e.c. and think we can
G-- -...e a. cheap IS from Boston 10
huus.- City. lee viii, Of course, he
u"ea-7-g , ID pack thgm IT, and while
II does not ierlh her', It being too
warm, IT can he manufactured at
nl lei s." expense. Ne are IN cor
rr-.--l.tence, hy wire. with the Sec
re,aI. Of he Treasury as TO our right
g. cut"T E-ariuE Sea and oaI IN sye-
,4vl.= VII he largely governed by
tGa -Jt or that correspondence.
IN amy event uur migration harc. We
nov Ie..yg- H.lii he q success, ANA
tie Confidence Of JorcpA VI. Smith,
. Ci AH-1.gr, Atass., VINO has been free
F TO furnish all the money ! needed ~
tins movement. viii be fully reward
+ ed b. j." development OF another
. larger and happier Gloucester cn the
. sur.kisssd shores at Puget Sound
lzymgatuizc with our fishermen
at L,ue who have had such hard luck
this winter, and wish them here. !
sLu iler g. think of travelling 1900
miles Of the TcuEu Atlantic, the rig
ging covered with Ice and SHOW, TO
Teach the Grand Banks from Giou-
ceSter, while 90 reach the fishing
banks from our new home one has
only h sail 100 miles through the
placid waters Of tie Straits Of Juan
/ d. Fuca, where ice IS never and snow
/ seldom seen.
b. the way. [ read Cart. Harri-
so4's letter in pgiu., and it contains
many false statements. His ves5el
was one OF the best in Gloucester
| When | passed him in tho Straits OF
lie Marie Feb. /, and spoke him, he
appeared to ba all right, his yniy
complaint being that he had on bOIru
but 50 barrels Of W4t-r. Atl IbC
difference between my voyage ans
his was that I got out Of the G les /,
the scuthward, his rail under watcl
} while he was drifting u leewari
Had be taken the same course [ dc
he would have been all right. Lacl
OF Judgment was the cause of hi'
trouble.
In closing. I woald like 10 say
, more about this charming country
but | fear have "heady been ver>
bose. There is c.l thing I will men
, 1888-07-19

JOSEPH SWEENEY, plaintiff.
VS. mo Il4i
y II. NcCUEE, defendant
- The Iuited States of America send Greeting:
To A IL hcCUSE, defendant
fOU are hereby required TO appear in action
brought against you by the above named plain
I'M IN the District Court of the Third Ju6icia
District Of 'he Territory Of Washington. holding
terms ut the city Of Port Townsend in the
county or Jefferson, for the counties of Jeif.r-
SON lsia d. Callam and san Juss, and 10 aE-
swer the complaint fileG therein, within sixty
days after the first publication of this sum-
mons, or Judgment BY default will he taken
against you, according 10 the prayer of the conf
paint.
The said action is brought 10 recover the sum
OF seyery-two doHars and twcnty-four cents
ts'2 2i-lcO), and interest thereon at the rate of
len per cent er anGam from the 18th day or
July. 1850. being the balance due painiiff from
ceiehdaht upon an account stared between SAID
plal' Tin and defendant said day, and for
costs and disburSemef Is.
Wiine,s. the Honorable Richard =. Jone.
j. lcSe OF the id District Court. and the seal
thereof this 10th day of June. 4 D., 1855.
VIM. f. LEDGERWOOD, Clerk.
by JAMES SEAVY, Deputy.
BRADSHAW SACHS, Attornel for Plaintiff
~ 81 publication June 2Ist, IsSS.
, 1888-07-19
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE: W.

LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE:W. T..
May % 1858.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
10 make final proCf in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Cl ris of
the United States District Court at Port Jown-
~end. w. T., On Saturday. July q. 1888, VIZ:
Henry Meek, presumption d. S. No. iO,5sg for
the n. E. i of the n. h. 4 of section 81, and the
VIZ of n. W Il and n. W. Il OF s. w. Il OF sec.
tion 80, Township - n, r.. ".
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
John Anderson, of Climicum, Washington
Territory.
Gustave johnson, OF Chimicum, Washington
Territory.
William M:Lain, OF Chimicum, Washington
TerritOrs.
o. F. Portson, OF IEoIdaie, WASN'T gton Ter
JEHN Y. OSTRANDER, Register.
, 1888-07-19
4 FIRE IN NEW MEXICO.

ALBUogEBQ-E, \. n, July 11.-A
FIRE last night destroyed considerable
of the business portion Of Deming.
! be loss = about &75,0J0: insurance,
so Nln
, 1888-07-19
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OP WILLIAM KATE,
DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
mins'uIior Of the estate of William Katz de-
ceased, 10 the creditors of, aud all persons hly-
ing Clsim> AGAINST, the said deceased. TO present
them with the necessary vouchers within OF e
VI ar from the date of This notice TO said adm n
istrator al the store of Waterman & KALI, cor
usr Water and Quincy streets, in the city of
Port Townsend. jefferson county. Washington
Territory, the came being the place of business
of said administrator
ISRAEL KATE.
Administrator of Inv estate of William KatZ,
deceased.
Dated Nav 10TH 1855
, 1888-07-19


MAY J. HANNAH, Defendant
- To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are hereby notified that HARVEY G. Han
nah. plaintiff, has filed complaint against YOU
in The District Court of the Third Judicial ID s.
trlef- holding terms at Port Towns nd, jefferson
County, Wa+hin .ton Territory, which will come
en- TO be heard sixty day after the first publica-
lion OF this summons. TO wit: Sixty days after
The - II day Of June, lSSS, and unless you sp-
pear and answer the -ame on or before the 2sth
dag OF August, 1888. the same will be taken as
confessed, and The prayer # said comp Ilaint
granted. The object and prayer of said COM
plant ia TO dissolve the bof DIS OF matrimou uy
existing between plaintiff and defendant. and TO
obtain the care, custody and control of the miu-
OF child. Christine Josephine Hannah. issu. OF
the marria... of plaintiff and defendant, the
groaRd of the Abandonment and Gesertion of
the plaintif By defendant for more than one
year.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said court
this 2jth day of June, 1888.
WM. l.. LEDGERWOOD, Clerk,
by JAMES SEAvEY. Deputy.
BIApSHAw & SACHS, Plaintiffs Atty.
First publication Jun9 27th, 1sSS.
, 1888-07-19
y IO-' V1 TIT. " L-I94 OJ.A- bi'4ANI
NORTH FROM sNoHoMIsH.

SEATTLE, JGly 13-Ten miles more
of the West Coast branch of the Sc
attic, Lake Shore q Eastern rail
road have just been awarded by the
chief engineers Office to the con-
tracing firm of the Thomas Earle &
Co, OF this city. The entire line
FROM SnohoInish to Skagit river, a
distance Of thirty or forty miles. will
soon be under contract, and contracts
for tha line TO the boundry line will
be awarded during the Summer.
, 1888-07-19
Land For sale!

on WEST SOUND, oRcAs leland.
a iparr trnrt Of choice iaGh good title, wei
located ap; v-l W. > with living -ptin-c, ana
2 ,,,a a-;anf l+u,i II iuing ~ple"cid iccssl on
for lr,l: and ur.nberries and sheep rance. as
there are hills and mountains adjoining Price,
S25O. Apply at ARGUS Rea Estate AsencT.
, 1888-07-19
SUMMONS.

In tho District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
tIict Of Washington eTriIury, holding terms
at Port Townsend. in jefferson County.
Territory of Washington, l.
Comfy of j; ffcrson, So
5s. No. Il37
MARY ANN II. MI TcS, Defendant
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that W.. Hamilton
plaintiff has filed a complaint against you in the
District Court OF the Third Judicial District
holding terms at Port Townsend, which will
Sone on TO he herd sixty days after the first
publication OF this sImnonS, to wit: sixty days-
after the 7th day of June and unless you appear
and answer the came on or b tire the 9Th day of
August. 1855, the same wifi he taken as confes-
ed. and ihe prayer of the sal complaint granted
The object and PRAYER of said complaint is to
dissCic the bonds of matrimony existing he
tween said phinIif and defendant. on the
srUuHd Of habitaal drunkenness on the patti of
defendant for upwarls OF Two years laSI pas
and ilaintif iarti prays that he may have the
care and custody L ihs minor children.
Witness my hai fTuu tiieseai of said CcurI
this eta day of J,.Ae, 1SSS.
". \. LEDGEGWooD. Clerk
JAMES sEXgEY, ID pity.
Ike * Haler and T. y. Han r. Attorneys for
plaintiff.
, 1888-07-19
inherited
Diseases,

In the realm OF disease the facts OF In
heritance aro most numerous and are daily
accommodating. Hero, alas they become ter.
rible, fa,efui and overwhelming. No fact of
nature is more pregnant with awful mean
ing than the fact Of the inheritance OF
disease. I. meets no physician or his daily
rounds, pcTalyz!ng his art and filling him
with dismay. Tho legend CT tho ancient
Greeks pictures the Furies as pursuing
families from generation TO generation,
rendering them dcsolatc. Tho Fu-Ies stIu
ply their WORK OF terror and death, but they
ire not now clothed IN the Garb OF supersti-
tion, bat appear in the more intenigibIo but
no less awful form Of hereditary disease.
MoscEn Gc!e;.cc, which has Illuminated so
many dark corners or nature. has shed
new light on the ominuus words OF tho
Scriptures, "The sins Of the fathers shall bo
visited upon tho children unto the third and
fourth generation" Instances Of hereditary
disease abound. Fifty per cent OF cases OF
consumption, that fearful destroyer OF fami-
Hes. OF cancer and scrosula, run In families
through Inheritance. insanity Is hereditary
in a marked degree. but. fortunately, like
many other hereditary diseases. tends to
wear itself out, the stock becoming extinct.
distinguished scientist truly says: "No
organ or texture OF the body is exempt from
tne caance OF being the subject OF hereditary
disease" Probably more chronic diseases,
which permanently modify tho structure
and functions of the body. are more or less
liable to be Inherited. The important and
far-reachins practical deductions from such
facts-afrecting so powerfully the happiness
of individuals and families and the collective
welfare OF the nntion-arc obvious TO refiec,
ting minds, and the best means for prevent
ing or curing these diseases is q subject Of
intense interest 10 all. Fortunately nature
has provided q remedy, which experience
hns ntteStcd as irfalli5le, and the remedyis
the world famous swift's Specific, puro
vegetable compound-na:ure's aatido;e for
all blood poISons. To the AFFLICTED it Is
bicssing OF ines;lmahle value An interest.
Ing trea:ise on BLOOD and Skin Diseases
VIII be I1ailed free by addressing
TnR SwIyr SPEcrzIc Co,
Drawer J. Atlanta. Gs-
, 1888-07-19
~ TELEGRAPiI

FEAEs ENTERTAIEED FOR BOY HUNTERS.
NAPA, Cal, July I1.-Richard Ne
wei and Jules de Hingill, both sew
enteen years OF aye, left town for a
hunting trip of few days, week
ago, and as they have not returned
up to today, it is feared they are lost
cLAII AGENT SENTENCED FOR ArTEsIp>
TED BRIBERY.
CHICAGO, July I1.-Judge Halves
to-day sentenced Summer C.. Welch.
claim agent of the city railway. to
Imprisonment for SIX months. for at
tempted bribery. C. B. Holmes, the
President of the company, and c. NJ.
Hardy, The company's attorney, rece
commended him to be dealt with by
the grand jury.
The Chicago City railway is per
haps the largest corporation Of It's
kiud in the United States. presi-
dent Holmes Is prominent and
wealthy citizen, and Attorney Har
dy IS q leading member OF the bar.
The bribery was insignificant. In
little damage suit against the COM
pany, WEIGH approached Il juror dur.
ing court recess and endeavored to
retain, by money, his services in the
interest of the company The juror
Indignantly refused and voted for
the highest verdict against the COM
pany, and afterwards exposed the
whole business to the attorney for
the plaintiff.
STORM At R1sToN
BosToN, July 12.-The great dam
age done by the storm last night in
this vicinity, rs far rs heard from,
was accustomed at City Point. It is
reported that nearly dozen yachts.
large and small we're sunk during the
night end several persons seoping
IN tnem were drowned. 1t is known
that one man on board boat living
at the foot of NJ street. was drowned
and police boat will go over to>day
to search for the bodies. Many trens
were blown down, obstructing travel.
THE INVITATION To GENERAL. HARRISON.
INDIANAPOLIS, July I2a-This Was a.
busy day with General Harrison
About 10 O'Clock he came 10 the new
benson house, where he remained
during the greater part ofthe dav re-
celVlng delegations IN the parlor
Inc time previous TO the arrival of
the delegations was spent in conyer
satlon with friends at the republican
headquarters.
HAD No TROUBLE AT PORTLAND
PORTLAND, July I0.-Four Chinese
women arrived bere yesterday on the
steamer Geo. W Elder They were
before Judge Deady today and upon
furnishing proof that they W.re
American-born they were given their
liberty.
FLOOD IN ILLINOIS.
IUsKoLo, ILL.,, July 10.-A heavy and
disastrous food prevails over central
illinois, rain having fallen In torrents
for the last thirty four hours. Probab-
~ zU,OUO acres are under water in
tins county, while the oat crop, which
was almost ready to harvest. is dam-
aged to such an extent that II will |
scarcely pay fer cutting. A number |
OF Iainllies IN the southern part of |
the city were compelled TO move TO |
higher ground, as the water is three
feet deep and still rising. Several
miles OF track of the Chicago & East
teEn Illinois railway are submerged.
HIS WORKS FOLLOW HIM.
San DIEGO, July 10. The VIII of
George l. Heating. who |
ned here few days ago. hednaatbs
oiFtCJu 10 St. t2auis Erfs....,..,l
AofcI OF San Diego, aa5 SI03.OaJ 10
al, also here. ''i'
, 1888-07-19
SUM MONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Third Judi
eial District % the Terri: DRY of Washfngton,
hci ing terms at Port Townsend. jefferson
ouuty, for the Counties of JefTi.-.o2- Island
Jlaliam and san Juan.