, 1888-11-29
From TUESDAYS DaIlx.

W L II Iinl!itnn, or tSuiIceDe, Is III the
city
SberiffeIect Richard Delanty is in the
city this morning.
Henry Landes and daughter will
leave for California next Monday.
J. W. Kinds and A. w. Basil went to
WILDLY island to-day on a business
trip.
B. s. Miller and wife will leave next
week for California TO spend about six
weeks.
Seattle people expect to ride on an
electric street railway within three
months.
During Mr.. Moody's meetings at Sc
attle not less than: 700 persons were
converted.
Rev. r. A. Beard, of Seattle, superin-
tendent of the Congregational churches
of this Territory. is ID the city.
The new warehouse on Commercial
Wharf will be 40x60 feet, with Is foot
shed running the whole length.
Mrs. Captain Worth leaves to-day for
California by the steamer Wellington.
of which her husband is captain.
small building is beipg put up in
rear of A. w. Basins office which will be
used as a gun shop, and general tool
repairing shop.
One OF the workmen on the streets re-
marked yesterday that he had worked
y days, and had missed only two days
in that time because of rain.
The Oreg0nidn says that Noel Jacks.
the Territorial secretary of the Z. Nj. G.
A E, has returned to Portland after very
successful tour in Washington Territory.
Much more out door work can be done
at Port Tow nsend in the winter than at
any other point on the Sound. The
rainy days are not half as numerous as
they are elsewhere.
Mrs. Boyle, wife of the new chief
justice, says that she is convinced
that Washington Territory is a sec-
ond Pennsylvania. and that the. first
Pennsylvania will have to watch
carefully her laurels.
A gentleman recently from eastern
Ohio informs US that it rained there
nearly every day for six weeks in Octo-
ber Bnd the early part OF November.
People here talk about the rainy season.
Why, our rain in November aud Decem-
Der is not near as disagreeabIe as the
long continued fall rains In the East.
There was a misunderstanding about
the Y. M. G.. A. services Sunday after
noon II was not the intention of the
association to unite in any service that
would Interfere with Its regular Sunday
afternoon meetings. Usual devotional
services will be held in the Y. NJ G. A.
hall next Sunday afternoon at half past
three.
The Golden Gate meat market, Messrs.
Behrends & Lewis proprietors, will be
opened on Saturday. These gentlemen
are now having built in the rear of
their rooms, ueXt to custom house, q
building about 1896 feet in size. which
will be .lsed as a sausage mandatory
and for the preparation Of bans for the
market.
A San Francisco telegram of Nov. %
says: The ship Invincible, Capt. Lewis,
bound for Melbourne from Port Blakely,
with cargo of lumber, put in here to-
day in distress, having had her cabins
stove in, wheel and chroDometors wash
ed away, ard chief mate Mayors, na-
tive of Pennsylvania, washed overheard
and drowned.
A San Francisco special of Satur-
day says: BARK Templar, coal la.
den, from Seattle, which went ashore
at point in a bay called Tonquin
shoal yesterday afternoon, was safe
ly hauled off by tugs this morning;
three whaling barks sailed on their
winter cruise this morning"
Corporal Buettner, of Company B of
the l4th infantry, Fort Vancouver, de-
serted recently. Last Friday he gave
himself up to Chief of Police Thomp-
son of Tacoma. Says the Neies: Adju
tant Geatman, of vancouver. telegraph
ed Chief Thompson to deliver him there
or at Fort Townsend. The chief will
leave this evening with the prisoner for
| the latter fort 1t is said that this is
the way some of the soldiers have OF be-
ing transferred. 1t was the desire OF
Buettner to go TO Townsend.
| Mrs. WI. Melville, who has bad
long experience as teacher OF music,
will arrange to give piano and organ les
sons in Port Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs
Melville have come here recently from
| California, where as musicians, both had
reputation. The San Diego Bee says
GAS pianist, Mrs. Melville ha7 a wide
reputation ali over the state. Thi'
lady may have her equal, but certainly
no superior, as a performer on the pi
ano."
There was quite an exodus from Por
Townsend yesterday by the Olympian
10 addition to the persons mentioned
Yesterday as starting for California W,
note the following who went tc Seattl
to attend court in the case connected
} with the ship Summarize trouble: W.
Jones, Henry Rothschild, ]. J. Calhoun
john McGinpis, Jchn Hammond an
Frank LOTUS. The following person
also took passage: Rev. j. @. Taylor, ]
Delany, A. II. Wintrode. Mr.. Laubsct
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. +. McIntyre, c. w
Walker, w. 1. Graves and family and
S. Smith, of Irondale.
An interesting experiment was pei
I formed at the Office of the Olympi
3 and Gray's Harbor Telephone Com
= pany recently. After calling up th
p Kamilchie Office, Mr. Van Epps toll
4 the attendant to listen and see if b
: could hear the playing of a larg
/ music box. The music-box VIZ
) then wound and set going, when {
soon as it was stopped the kami
e chic attendant voiced through tt
!. intervening 20 miles that he hear
9 every note of the half-doZen tun'
}. (which the box played.