, 1888-03-29
aud taken to the hospital. Hummell
! has been arrested.

aud taken to the hospital. Hummell
! has been arrested.
Eastern Washington exchanges are
publishing that Capt IL f. Beecher Il
/ IN Washington, explaining t" President
Cleveland his connection with GgFdEeT.
In#smuch as we SAW the -fni ITg face uf
the Captain on cur streets but two days
/ age. aud as we don't believe in human
/ ubiquity, we think our exchanges are
mistaken
! The case of the territory OF Washing
/ ing VS.. Minnie HittIe resulted IL a YER
/ diet of mo: guilty" This Is case of
Everybody knows what nobody can
/ tell" Hence it is hard to secure con
viction. The jury were sworn to decide
according to tie evidence. But little
evidence being presented they had very
/ little grounds for conviction.
NEW CoMERs.-A small sized colony
arrived yesterday from Ohi0-eIeyen
persons in all, including Mr. W. d.
Smith, wife and two children. Mr-
smith was here few months ago. His
wife is cousin of Mrs. DR.. Minkler of
this city These good people will find
| locations hereabouts, and grow up with
/ the country" They are welcome, in
deed.
Passengers per steamer Dispatch, ar
riving this morning: From Dungeness,
| Mrs. Ward, Frank Plummer, Juo. Brown,
jr., - Barlow; from Angeles, Airs. Huag,
/ George Venablc Smith, Dr.. Vail, j.
aud Philip MeagGer, 4. Davis. John
Church; from Crescent Bay, Gus Cole
man, J. J. Ladbetter; from Lye River,
Miss DuwUie; from Pyscht. G Crawford.
Qn.te lot OF freight was a.ao brought.
Hr. g .. Bartlett arrived passen-
ger on the Aucou from Ai:.sEa this morn
ing.
The Lake Mountain Mining Compa-
ny Will have their stamp quartz Mill,
situated in the mountains twelve miles
from Sitka, Alaska, in operation about
the 1st of July next.
Old Betsey, wife OF the Old Sam. Of
Seabeck, died at Snohomish on the 23d
INST, of Pneumonia, aged 62 years.
old timers on Hoods Canal.
FRESH FISH Messrs Johnstonc and
Harrison received several tons OF fish
halibut yesterday from Neah Bay, from
the fishing camp on Protection Island
and local fishermen. The Gloucester
Fish Market has found Il success from
the start, and the business increases
every week.
Frank Piummer will be employed for
time in CIapp & Feuerbash's bank.
We publish number of city ordiHau
ces today.
Mad as u March hen"-one of our
subscribers vhuse paper got soiled.
Don't blame him. It's too valuable to be
banded careie5sly.
Tacoma has just sent her ;nstaliment
Of six cufprits to tue territorial cooler
Tie Gloucester Fish Market is re
ceiviDg an unpreced Tented supply of fish.
Not less than three tons were packed and
shipped yesterday-and still the supply
comes in.
Walla Walia bas closed her contract
with q. W. Hunt for standard guage
rlilroad from :there through Eureka
Ftut to Walula Junction. This will
give Walia Walla two outlets to tide
water, and much competition. The o.
T. Il " Co. is trying 10 head off the
scheme by Offering 10 build the road :ree,
whereas Walla EYalIn pays Hunt SlG0,
0GO
Mr j, E. Ebey OF IVhiiby island has
gone 10 salmon. Cal, for his health.
Warren Hastings, OF Smith & Has
tugs, quite distinguished himself yes
te day afternoon by convincing plea
In the case OF L. A. Rostein vs. Sheriff
Morse For 4 beginner, warren gives
promise of brilliant career. Port
Townsend is proud of her boy.
The MoLLIE ADAMs.-J. G. Swan
received a telegram yesterday from
Capt. Solomon Jacobs to forward
all mail matter for Mollie Adams to
Neah Bay" where the schooner now
is. The schooner did not put in On
account of a gale of wind as was re-
ported, as there was no gale blowing
at the time. Capt. Jacobs ran in to
ascertain If his schooner Webster"
now due, had arrived. as she was Or
dered to report at Neah Bay. The
Webster may be looked for any time
within a week. The next mail from
Neah Bay will bring full account of
the cruise of the Mollie Adams.