The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

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sse-xssssses ApvseDese-Nsess.
OIrxr1a. June i.-Ns. 1sEinnis.
f1,e s<rffpa boss On The C<nfr1iIA disfs-
I'm a she northern Pacific railroad,
~. by0ueht In 20 the hospifal yesf<r-
tiav. having t.eea rus 0yef and very
sef,ouslv injured by the I'D express
train an tfe Olympia 4 Chehaiis Val
~ rafirusd. Fhy-fcisns were sum
u.ons-1 and Il was found necessary 70
smrufxte his lex below the knee. IL
/. lard that be also Sustained int<r-
naI iuiurjes which may result IN death
a anv moment. The accident, - re-
istcd Nv Engineer Tfiiotson. Is - fos-
Iows. The train len here on regular
time and when about one mile out BE-.
TWEEN this city and Iumwaters and
a. the train vas rounding snafp
crrye he observed man lying On the
track only : few feet ahead a log
ginw train Was immediately behind
whieh prevented Mr.. TiilOtsOn from
st0ppinr the express train even u ne
had had time 10 have done 10 The
vhisfie was accordingly blown and
the tell ring. hut the man continued
~ s.eep sountiIy until be was run over
IL fhr engine. both trains we're
s{onr,rd A. soou ~ possible and when
the unfortunate man was pieke1 UP
Il vas found that one leg mad been
nearly cut on by the tram running
over II and that bis body was baby
bruised. He was afought 70 the bo.-
s,ital ~ soon ~ pos-ible with the result
a. before stated. Upon inquiry i vac
learned that he had purchased bottle
Of liquor at Tenino yesterday morning
and had started 70 this city. but on the
way hal become 20 thoroughly intoxi-
Gated that he had fallen on the track
and wss not able to arise.
SCHOOL Bosnp AEE1fSo.
At . meeting Of the school board.
held this morning, the following
teachers were appointed 70 serve
during the ensuing year: Professor
u. w. BfintnaIl. principal: Miss Lizzie
Brown. grammar department. Miss
Rose BYoden, intermediate depart
,nent: Miss Janet Moore, primary de-
partment: Miss Maggie Swan. East
side. A committee consisting OF fro-
lessor BrintnaIl. MI. T. 9. SanEppss
and Judge w. =. Ready was appointed
70 procure all supplies needed for the
use Of the schools during the year.
MOTIFS.
During the month OF May there
we're ninety-two instruments fled IN
the county auditors Office. OF this
number forty-two were transfers OF
real estate. the average consideration
being S9O3.52. The number OF insfru-
ynenfs last month exceeds by seven
teen the number filed during any cor
responding month In the last five
years
An agreement has been circulated
and signed by large number OF the
leading retail business houses In this
city. by which their stores viii be
closed In future nj o'clock p m.
Mr.. sam Coulter, os Portland, Is
passing few days In the city.
A West Side logger Yesterday had q
misunderstanding with one OF MS
hired men, and ~ result ordered hun
10 stop work and leave the camp.
The man thus ordered slightly object
cd to 50 uneeremonious proceeding,
and as result the proprietor to-day
finds himself nursing a broken nose
and other facial injuries. from which
Il will take him many weeks TO re-
cover. .
SorAmEs AProrSrED.
Governor semple has approved the
applications Of the following-named
,rrr sons 10 be appointed notaries pub
iic Jerome Ely, Oak Harbor; A. 4.
Reid, WaIlula; ]. Il. Edmiston, Day
ton: w. w. Carter, Tacoma; Oliver
Wood. Port Townsend; w. L. Bean
and N. 4. Thompson. Spokane Falls.
MORE BURGLARS.
Burglars entered the residence OF
Mr.. Frank Lee last night and sue.
ceesled In capturing small amount OF
cash. They also attempted to enter
the residence Of DIR. Ostrander. but
were frightened away by the doctor.
whom they awohe by the noise they
made In trying to remove a pane OF
glass from one Of his windows. An
police force Is strongly
urged by suburban residents as being
the only remedy for these petty bur
glaries.