The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15


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BREvsT1Es,
sunday win he the Ilzfh snniyerssry OF
the battle Of bBnser Htii-
Eighty aeses ~ land were ssid In West
Seattle yesterday for tse.oQ0.
The funeral scryices over the ncsnains of
IN this city on sunday.
The new steam tug J. y Boyden win be-
iOsed 10 the city trout this morning 10 re-
eeiye her boiler and enginep
The steamer Willamette will be given o.
anick dispatch ~ possible. a the supply
u coal Ia Portland h rather slim
The Oregon improvement Company's
nil has closed down Tor repairs. Ii win
stsrf ~. again In day or 20 and run day
aud night
Plans for the Eiscnmeyer nourinr mill
an completed, and bids for the cossssue-
lion Of the building will be called for In q
few days.
An electric light wire fell srro~s . couple
III Western Union relay wires last night
and destroyed them. They were promptly
replaced.
The lawn ie,e which was 70 have been
Fr NIB ia church has been indcGaissi iy
postponed.
The Irish Nationsiists viii give = picuse
under the auspices Of the Robert Eminei
club on sunday, June cath, ut Crow :
grove, near Kent
The nhinaiing Of the roof Of the ar,aory
building II about completed, and contrne-
sor morse says he win have the place ready
for occupancy by the Fourth Of July.
Parties IN British Columbia are eudesv-
oeing 20 purchase this steam tug T. l.. Mas
tifk Captain David Mastiek has not de-
cfded whether he viii let her go OF NOT.
Philip Ritz. Of Eastern Washington. says
that the recent rains have dispel1ed all
idea OF failure OF crops, and he thinks
that. taking the whole Of Eastern Wash
inyton together, a two-thirsis crup may be
looked for.
Messrs. a. J. aud stephen carkcck are
getting ready Ia commence work ON their
big contract for the construction af gov.
erprpent light house ON Destruction Island
forfy-fiye miles east Of Cape fiaiieiy. The
lighthouse viii cost tt0o.o0O.
Yesterday was . dixagrecsbie day. rain
falling In torrents during the afternoon,
greatly 10 the Inconvenience Of pedrs
trians. The farmers. however. smiled and
~id: This nsiu Il worth q great deal u
ns. II iusures splendid crops"
The Uniform Rank. knights Of Pythlas,
thirty strong. win take part In the parade
gu the Fourth of July. They arc drilled
three hears every sunday morning by Col
onels J. {. Haines and ]. II. MefrAifc. and
are becoming quite familiar with the cav
airy drill.
Yesterday was not good day for shines,
and '.sherfy" Collins posted notice OF
his boothlack stand which read something
Hike this II have postponed my benefit Il
The Ritrvllie sufferers until Monday. On
that day the entire proceeds 81 this stand
will be turned ever % the soliciting com
mltice for the Ritxvilie sufferers
August Blankc. father OF Mrs. Or. " A
Churchill, died NJ the residence of hi,
daughter AZ an early hour yesterday morn
Ing. Mr.. Hlanke had been suffering from
paralysis for several days and his dealt
Nas not unexpected. He came 10 Scatti,
abnut four years ago and at the time OF bill
death was seventy nine years old. III,
Raves wife and daughter TO mourn hi
loss.