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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-10
SAVED BY HIS TEETH.

A Mans Incisors Turned Bullet-ShOt in
- Cheek.
CHICAGO ,. ILL; Aug. 9.-Two good
stout front teeth prevented a murder this
morning. John Harvey accused Joseph
Sims of theft. Sims attacked Harvey
and fired at him. The ball struck
Harvey's front teeth, breaking them off +,
but doing no further damage.
About the same time Alex Kennedy
went to the residence of his partner,
Michael Quinlan, and shot at him, the
ball entering the cheek bone and coming
out near the ear. Kennedy then made
his escape. The shooting grew out of q
quarrel about their business, which is the
manufacture of blacking.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-10
HOUSTON.
Boys Arm Amputated-A Negro Horse
Thief Nipped.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Aug. 9.-While out
hunting to-day Ernest Hoffman, a
young boy, fell through a eulyert, his
gun went off, the charge taking effect in
his arm. The wounded member was
amputated this evening and he is doing
as welIsas could be expected.
Last night Jefferson Johnson, colored /,
stole horse from a hltching post. After
a lively race of about four miles he was
rounded up and is now in jail in default
of bail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-10
Doing business as Usual.

WASHINGTON Aug .9.-The comptroller
of currency to-day received kilograms
from presidents of six national banks of
Spokane Falls, w. T.. recently swept by
fire, saying the banks had survived the
disaster and were doing business as usual,
adding the safes were all right.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-10
, -z4x Both Sides Injured.

bpeCIaI 20 tIIt OaAGIVS'
DES1soN, TEX. Aug. 9.-In diff
Guilty to-day, on Austin avenue. a man
named Lewis got his left arm broken at
the elbow, while his adversary Jack Mills
got severe knife cut in the shoulder.
Neither parties are dangerously hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-10
A Treaty Between Japan and Russia.

A treaty Between Japan and hussla.
IL WASHINGTON, Aug. "a cablegram
veeeived at the Japanese legation to-day
brings the intelligence that a treaty with
Russia has been concluded and was
signed at Toxic yesterday. 1t is similar
to the treaties recently made between
Japan and the United States and Japan
and Germany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-10
Burke PleadsNot Gniltr.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. g.EMartin Burke
was brought before Judge Baker in the
criminal court this afternoon and pleaded
not guilty to a charge of conspiracy with
Daniel Coughlln, Sullivan and others,
jointly indicted with them for the muir
der of Dr.. CroRin. This formality over,
the prisoner was returned to the county
jail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-30

0Lymrfs. Sept 2s.--AFticies of iucorpora-
ton have been filed ia the territorial ere
iary's osilce by the following Yakima
Tacoma Trading Co. Tacoma apital stock.
80 go: trustees Isaac IL, : and A. r.
savage. Object; 10 deal ia groceries. hay.
feed, grain, -four aud provisions oi al
kinds: 20 manufacture four and feed 10
build and operate a line OF steamboats,
Northwestern Stamping and Milling Co.
Spokane Fails, Stock 800 o0. trustees,
Abraham Hgnsnen, REGARD Macintosh,
J. E, Boss Solomon Aeigei and Albert
Allen. object: the sampiing concentrating
buying and selling 81 ores in the territories
OF Washington, Idaho, Montana s.ad
British Columbia. and such other placcs "a
the trustees Of the company may elect. ard
10 locate. purchase ard own water -sichis,
and construct, purchase. own and operate
sil such dams bitches fumes maehsnsr
works, property and appliances % cYe-y
kind a. snail be necessary To carry on sad
business
Sentinel Publishing Company, Tacoma
capital stock $500; trustees. \. r Sne.i-
ing. u. Il. Douglass and l.. r. Root. OBJ
ieet. 10 publish papers and hooks. deal in
ooks and stationery jab printing, binding
book aad Stationery business. aad ~ Guy
hold sell, mortgage or ease ahf real esi ajc
that may be necessary o. proper in tie
transaction Of such business.
Pacific Investment ami Improvement
Company. seattle capital stock. 5000;
trustees. q. W Trmp.e 4. I. Hunter. J..
&. Issnghorrie. 4. Maek.utosh W. e..
squire. !. NJ. Colmsn and William H.
Llleweliyn. object, 10 buy, acquire. bold,
sell, lease. mortgage ard convey, ia Zee OF
ether wise, lands. senements ana heredita-
suents. aud 10 improve the SANE
Fidelity Trust Company, Tacoma capi-
tai stock. $40 0sp. trustees. George Browne.
I. p. Wallace, J :. Baker. I. u. Powell
II, &. Wallace. o. +. Hayden, Ii. Drum, T..
W. Anderson and l.. u. csmptel. object,
10 carry On the business o. h8yiHs, selling.
negot at.ng, iss III. and regisieriI.l; bonds.
Take the Nofthsra Pacific rkiisoa4. tie best
esaasppSG ilas Ter al foiufs Easi enee us
seeas.a street Esssiua t&eek
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Shipping Inteiilrenee.

has FRANCISCO, Sept 3s.--Ciaared -Bk
General Fairchild. N&naimo; bk Harry
Morse, BurTard Inlet Sailed -Bk Rdin-
burg, Nestpo-t; str San Pedro. Nana:mo,
HosoLcLu, Sept. 4. -- Arrived -- r. X
Ham. Puget sound. Sept. s-~Arriyed-C.
o. Ehitmore. Nanaino. sept. Sailed
-Eya. Puget sound. sept i3.-Sailed-
Panther. Puget sound. Sept. i7.-Arriyel
Khekitst and Crilon. Port Townsend
Sept. Is saiIsi-R. X liam, Puget soAnd
sept. 10 Arrived ~Cowistx. PORT Town.
send. Sept. 2l.--Arrived--James A. King
PORT Gamble
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fTLEo.apnIC MARKETS.
WV YORK srocE nExIkw.


sts foFg sept = The stock market
e'aY presented Lutte o. the excitement ~
Yesterday, and While the feeling was re-
ssoaa'y In early dealing and material de-
. .1ses 'som yesterdays ieurcs took place
* vareFy vas full and decided At the
..se sasfe wefe more advances than de-
s'Aes Manitoba 5 the only stock show
p cent.
governments dull and steady. Bank
'sh'sn' Specie decrease. 81. s2i,er9. The
'@@as geld sss1.l ia excess ~ the rule.
txcutssE ANB sHcURtrtEs.
sss iekk, Sept X Money on call easy
Prime mercantile paper 5e1sA
exchange dull and steady. sixty
~ o'iis, A>aA. demand. sass.
BoNps.
,siocnponl ls7's. as (ooupons) los.
sFucKs
sas'ai Pacific. 50. Burlington. i0S'S
tsAsd no Craude. ISL, Northern
i. IL =. preferred, 7i's Northwestern.
- Aes YorA Central. luas. oreSun
II. #1A AZ Aftetsf#A t+f- AskAt, -
MAJ G Rock Island. ie1 III
San lraac.sco, ~: 81 rael &
80 So. Texas Pacific. Sos Uasen
- Fargo Express, iio. West
a'oo, So American E&pGess, III;
l. - PAc.zc, 80 Canada southern.
/, q, lf,aaa's 8 lackaRanns. i&s. Erie,
'4ss Shore. lol. ionisvilie & Nash
=. Ri a'ran Central. sTf. Kan
Texas. Ca oregon improvement.
assahE, ga, 81 Paul. 7g'.. aited
Nls3Ns SEsscks
- i9EE. Sepg. - Mining quota sosss.
l}e.ehss - nsss 4 ReleAsr
taie'tonia Biace Hills. s.: CholsaY
Nfosn Point. SOS. Comsnannrsltl.
eosoFsdo CerJysl 81. neaawu~sl.
Il 0es'ia Z Gerry. sl.u. Hale & Nur-
s@&. homes;ake 50 liora Silver.
ih'ispendoas. s. Mexlcan. sso.
- N.i3. ontsr.o. s.; ophir Sfsss.
''~'4''Sl' SLt5, rlyaoath. 81. savage.
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s2-i5: Sierra nevada, s7s5: snsau Hcp~~.
-. iHsoa Consolidated. Sis; Ward. 81 10:
lellos Jacket. $50
s.s rR1scEsco xrvsrw.
sAs FEsxcrsco. ssTs- s. hes. -
Trade fair; ns,ks: continues steady
q1osasie 81 ssssI.zsss
Bsrsey-Gofad;ssor of market rsnchs,-ed
No. feed. old. s7s<G70c.
Uais-Sovenenss fair. va.ryes sssasYv.
5~D1 Oregon arrived today: choice feed
sIf7sz: No. L, <I.ig1s1f Is: lover rraesex
3.-SeI.a-Is-
HoTs-Sonsias' prize Quoted. toe
fossfncS-EsSser: Peerless. elsr SIC: Bur-
oea<s. eae1$ls Early Ecse. sgSe.
bntter-s se.dy: fancy. 32t9essc: good TO
choice. 251 ar
Egg.-caiifornia ranch. ssgs7ssc: store
lots. z5a3gc
Charsered-Harry Morse. in place Of
EFacscn, disabled. lumber. Moodyvlsle 70
sidney, Sos
sew YORK xracHaxpssx MARKET.
Mrs. foEx, sept es-Hops quiet aud
easy.
1oaee-op.ions opened steady. sails
points up and closed barely sse2dv. 1905
POINTS up: sales. 81 20 bag, including sep
'ernher. Sl5.s@i5.75; October. $3.50: No
vernhsr. tis-5o9 1870. Spot 10, firm: fair
cargoes, isssc
s1gar-stezdy. in fair demand fair re.
Inning, SIC; eentrfugais, ss-sesf, sc. re-
haed. steady and quiet.
Copfer-Duil: Lake. October. sio.sa.
iead-Qgtet. domestic, g. ~.
Ilr1-saarp decline: more active: Straits.
Petroleum Opened steady a. esss.c. and
moved up TO ssgse on light trading. CLOSING
Erin at gs- Stock exchange orened a.
5s1xc; lowest. as1sc: closing. go. Con-
ss'lieated exchange opened asisc: highest.
ss'zc: lowest, 9s'zc; closing. ss54e. Total
ssles.i2'eg9 barrels.
Bar silver. SIC.
CHICAGO rEoBucE saKKrr.
CHICAGO, Sept. -. - Wheat - Closed
lower. September ard October, s0s.c De-
cember, s2ssc. Nay. ssTsc.
corsa-iawer September, Size. October.
sikc; May. S2ssc.
oa.s-.Firm: September, iassc; October.
1876; May. 22ss.c
Pork Steady: September aud October,
ii-25: January, slig7lx.
i-srd+-steady: September, $50: 0cio-
Der, s8.s2tz: January, s65slz.
CHICAGO MvE STOCK NAKKzr.
tnEcaeo, SEPT. 2s.-CattIe ~ Receipts
5000; quiet AID unchanged: choice Ia
extrs beeyes- sl.i3ei i.75; steers, s. 500
s.lo; stcckers and feeders. xi.s3Gs ? 10:
/ cows. bulls and mixed. Si.25a2-s. Texas
cattle, 81 Tee 30; natives and haM-h-eeas,
/ sa83 -.
/ Hog Receipts. II 0co: strong. mixed,
| sa@4a0; heavy. s3.aez ls5; light. Sl.I0a
i-Ss. Texans. s255at3.75
Sheep Receipts. eco; unchanged
I natives, 81 B5as4.f5; Westerns. Sgfzyla 10;
Texans, S.. i56si5, lambs. 81. 500 AS
LIVERPOOL GRABS MARKET.
I.ryEgrooL. Sept. 2s.-Whea; - Quiet
holders oiier moderately: California No. /,
/ . 3c13s 4d per Genital: red Western
spring, Is led97s I'D; red Western win
ter. g. odaGs I0d
Corn--Qaist.
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TIE xbooner Granger brought IA a load
!, isy and potatoes from Dnnrsness.
M steamer Louise brought load of
hn:<r from Port Hsdiock to-day.
ne steamer Mabel brought in load Of
~ from snohomizh las; evening.
lie schconer Annie Larsen is In from
= FRANCISCO with 40 tons Of rnerehan-
= fcr Seattle. She has about GO tons
prsher for the Sound.
f.s fleetwood brought in ten sacks ei
orsrs from Olympia Today. Oysters are
rre plentiful now and prices are easier
Nee attention is being paid 20 their har-
yezting and a sieaay supply OF domestic
eys.ers may he looked for SEt along The
6ensand il good. prices are ranging lower.
car OF coke from WAkeson for the
Northwestern Cracker Company was re-
n.set over the Puget Sound Shore road
|tdsy. car OF coal for Almond & Phil
|lks loundry was received from the same
kp
Basiness failures occurring throughout
fs country during the seven days ending
fsp:su5er q, are reported 10 =. e.. Dunn
Cos mercantile agency by telegraph /:
yamber for the United states III. and for
fsnsda u, or a total of 1875 failures. as
nmpared with a total OF isss last week and
n the week previous 10 last. For the cor
3Hponding week last year the figures were
@ representing 30 failures in the
United States, and p in the Dominion OF
Canada
Two cars of moldinr sand for the Seattle
ron and Steel Company were received
Eom Cedar Mountain over tie Columbia
Puget Sound railroad today.
Ten cars OF brick were received today
kom Portland via the Northern Pacific and
puget Sound Shore railroads.
The car of stone for North Yakima went
put this morning.
! One hundred cases eggs were SHIPPED 10
4 Portland today
One hundred tubs of butter and car Of
siores snd scrap iron were shipped to Ia.
cone today over the Puget Sound shore
mad
sEscHsSpfsE AID PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
lsfng the last tweniy-ionr hours the
ssHAsndise and produce receipts at this
r'5sere a. follows: Puget Sound shore
! nd 70 tens Columbia & Puget Sound
nifnsd. 10 tons. seattle. Lake Shore &
hssrn railway. al tons. by water
hgAi scows brick. 60 tons. Fairhaven, IL
: rs. tranger. 90 tons: Louie. - tons:
AaA- tons Fleetwood. ton, Washing
ke, ton. Mabel. 10 IONS; Anne Larsen,
loas- Total receipts. ! sol tons.
EHrPNRNTs
j During the last twenty-fonr hours goofs
Nd merchandise were shipped from,
naiias TO the surrounding country "a fol.
sss. Puget Sound Shore road. ~ tons:
'oEmhss i Puget Sound railroad, III
pa' Seattle. Lake Shore Il Eastern
'sassy. 81 tons. BY water Premier. -
MS Grace. q tons; Merwin, 5 tons
saoes, tons. fleetw ood. tons Edith, q
Ns' Eliza Anderson. 6 tons. Michigan. 2
ras w. I. Muuroe. tons; Wilmington
= Ions. Total shipments. 9s7l. tons.
NATURE OF EEcxIPTs.
FIFTEEN cars brick. . cars iath. Il ears
H2atr ears shingles. - pkgs groceries.
: ss eysters IS tons potatoes. . tons
sas ~ bids biles. i5o green hides. u bids
r.. : cars canned earn, car iron. Iso
w. 'iare material. is ears logs. car hay.
ssafs stone, ais head sheep. ~ head cattle,
bones fruis
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Returning. leaves Whstcefa 81 a. n. Tues
day Thursdays and ~sfnfdsys On the safur.
dag Tip ;he Libby goes through 70 seattle, Fare
from Port Townsend 20 Seattle. 81 Until fur
thsr Doftee, passengers Or freight from EeE;Igs
for the Islands By the Iabsy's "Wednesday and
Friday trips will D. carried on the Wash .lis ton
Steamboat and Transportation Cos steamer
EiitE 80 E0rt Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
Gas 3iehfs and transferred direct To the Libby
ON these days the " :. 4 Z. Co, viii issue ficA-
cts and bill freight through 20 destination.
HERBERT BEECHkR, Msuager.
J. A. HATfIkln AGENT. naAttle.
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The steamer J r. LIBBY He<osrt r Reeeher
master. irsvss Gttls every sunday afternoon sl
=. n, for PORT Townsend xai the ian Juan
islands, irera Haihesd's What Leaves po-t
loxnse-d ~ n. "a. every Monday. ss.daasisy
ana Friday Ee- Nhssconi. calling 81 smith
island. and Richardson fweEth.r rer4nitlIngl.
Argyle. Lopez. Friday HsrboT, Maple ION Mon
day going nor1h and Thursday going south /
Rocae Harbor, 0rcGs ans East sound.
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BEE.

Tie steamer Bee Is Dow really fnr business.
FxrEsss Wishing tue service ~ a JasG1nE f~nas
siAs rssss< GFrly on tcaEa or OF A. Z. sysnissiu<
81 Ba13ongs bnsr soFsss- TIE Fee @ssi DC
found i.sng ~ Cnlnssns cssek. fGaot nj Columbia
n z. spa LnIxGs.
OwnnT ard Agent.
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PAcIrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Dispatch STEAMERS trosa seattle a. sosiomss
For ssa Ffsasisce. VIA Port Townsend aud
Victoria ~ s p. m fpsSs.nre-x -rcs.re-s On
t11rd At o H. ScFsssllg. s 10 - % - 20
and eYery Eve days thereafter
For AlsSkA. Al a. Il september 70 ard &
From s4u Francisco, f5r Nle.or1s ans P,sra.
s0cn8 ports. ~ g. IA. September .. Q. y, H.
- ~. and every eve 9sys thereafter
Tickets may a@ obtained e. the Office of the
company AZ The Russell
G00DAI.L, FE2kfNs & Co
fiea9rai Ateatx
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Returning. lsmves seatG.e f9r Tscor1s Wsiass.
Say Ffissy ED suas5ss a. AZ a =. ifu.u ssl'lle
"A are5saHau ca . sf4g&
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n =. Co--grGET SOUND DYvTSyox.
We Ias ssllswtnx srsedase for TIE cszs.xzsrss
ss2er s.A y n csc. On and as.er AEgzss q
is-o rxtti fusrher nasss-
TACOMA grf-rs1vr. rcy--v
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CuANGE oF IIIE THE NEW. FAST
STEAMER FAlgu.NES
-LEkTEs roE-

r~sAisdg, CaHpevs3ie. fnaccrtes. "a fhaVeu. Be-
AaEhsas. -e1ome. Hhate7an sui waF pests
sIlu3sY, y e3aesizs a1i g.1sy a. 3. -.
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gArTTrrogr TowysryT por-r

G. & yrza ssea-aer E1s.h leaves seattle s-e-r
Cas-. exr~Ts SATURDAY.. s. - . ? zs arrives :,
teFs Inwf2s@Zl1 a. 3 o. n sex car. Returning
ieaTss Fasz T0wnscaa a. n a--svvs AZ -
ats a. ?. -.
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STEAgEE KIRKLAND


Leaves Poser Eozss-
Leaves al a z. fer Yesiss. 1uanita aEs rsy
roEss-
Leave At , q. u. and so D m Eo- Seveaxsle
anc wsy pertS.
leave al =. n. io- Yesier r1aaits s-f way
rcrls J. 4. IoCGSEAD. Manager.
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ElTTLE's COMMERCE
-;.x of Business for the
Past Seven Days.
w<rfas MORE PLENTIFUL.
a. Brick. Stone. Lumber and
~.,st.x sand Hay and Potatoes
"A Weeks Failures

SEsTTrE, sept =.
...ers n The Seattle clearinghouse
-.re slxs ess3. making total for
az sssl .sa7-ss. The following
3, .h.,v the weeks clearings:
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sests5e a ssehoase COR eaar. Aeeaf sesss,e.
r. e Nfi.s1S sseneg4l n ama set. Tacoma
y 3. CoS tsttt4 t~e.sts Fats sEss-..
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wHAT6cg AID sEaiAHwoo ROUTE
ssax=usr E5tza Anderson leaves seattle a, n
r. A9s3zTs- 8ezs-esdsys AID Fssasss. s~rfxss
=. Hsrcss-n a II rsxs tay. kesurnJn- leaves
~1ssessza Iz@sd&ss and Thursdays 81 .. "a
>sssszzs ! a. -. Aon1&y fr@s 80 SezaS 4hsnesn
u. II. JAG hSsfN. President
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!" 4 & T. Co-TTawEgs WILL rvsyx
" Yssssrs acxx. Seass1e. daily for Txoena
81 y - K
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE TRCl
TRANsCoNTISESTAL ROUTE
-BETwEES--
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

Tt passenger equipment is the fires. In 'hc
world, consisting of luxurious sleeping ears.
having drawing. sm1k iHg and bath rooms com
fcTta bic and clean eoou1st ears. with free sleep
ing herjhs fer holders OF second Glass tickets
and the most modern style of day coaches.
Ia dining ears aud hotels provide the best
quality of food ia unlimited quantity. a. reason
able rates.
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PAip-UP CAPITAL, $3.50. 600.
General banking ba.lnes. ,rsn.aetee.
CEATTIE TILE INSURANCE AND TRUST
= Company.
CAPITAL, $50 090
oyslrg WIN gpogg LAND CO, ss.TTLE.

Issucs policies ~ Insurance upon real estate
titles guaranteeing absolute protection asainx.
icxS u ~ ssota Of detective stiles.
IL assumes - iis own expense the defense 81
al legal proceedings insiltutsd "A the interest OF
adverse claimants. aud relieves the insured
fgoFa ell frog be, annoyance. anxiety, cost aud
expense attending such lfl cations.
G. II. HANF0Rp, President and Counsel.
Ex4soV. WATSON e. SQUIRE, Vice Pres
II y BAKsR ~ seiaTy.
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THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK
i % seattle
AtIssES EaoCE, No h0s sHcG~p srBEgg, Bg-
TwgEs JAMS AND CHgEgY
r. O GRavEs .-..-...... .--. President
W x FoNhFsT .....-. Vice President
NJ +. bACAEH ..-.... ........- Cashier
GAPITAi- 500 go
Tssasacgs general banking 6usiaess.
eeHgEsg DssbFETs
Nssv york Chhsa National sNnE
sAa FFzzaefseu First IS oEe! Sank.
fhfeSws. FsEst Nsti9Hss BsHk
g0r;lAngs. f8xas satsoEIai hank.
uIEEfTaHs
wstso-s E. s4@3am. EdwAr3 q Gfsxes
WBEaYa BlH. Wt13laGa e Forrest
n "a asssF A8Etey, EeuEy j.. y 3tsasE.
Aifzs.s MaiM9B, 4sEa&S - E4nsmen.
Rr}sef Moran
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sEATTrEwHAvrnN Enrrr

STEAMER Wsshss<er7 leaves Seattle as y
ss11saTs- Eze@zSvs SES Thu-e1ass. sy-zves 3.
Whxse1n q, a n rer- szv. s+.rvusrr~ yssx.s
Nks1s8z, a. , N kaTs6ayS Heziaesazvs a..
ffidx<s. srEfFes a. Sssztls AZ 3 = -exr lar.
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fn- sEtArnsn f-oEEsfs tea t-aS1s daily 81 wsy
SUNDAY TsAIN2
Fos s~s1th Bed. S1azEzl-f go
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ABANDONMENT PROBABLE.
The Peoples Coach Line likely
to Expire Soon.

A meeting of the stockholders of the Peo-
pies Coach line was called at the Labor Tenn
pie last evening to decide whether it was
better 10 drop the enterprise or try to raise
the $4,000 necessary to place it on
paying basis. good deal of time
was spent in talk. Some hot
heads blamed the officers because
the line has gone Sl.42799 20 the bad in
The two months that il has been running, the
actual excess of running expenses over cash
receipts being Sl31.44 in July and S417.3S
in August Others placed the blame where
it undoubtedly belongs. with the people who
"take the more comfortable cars in place of
the herdics, in spite of windy antipathy to
Lowry as one speaker expressed it.
Secretary Clark read a statement showing
The financial standing of the company as
above given, and showing that duT1rg Au-
gust the average daily running expenses per
coach were $11. 90. and average daily cash
receipts per coach Ss.42.
On call for subscriptions of stock, nine
teen people subscribed twenty-five shares of
IS each, whereas siXty-seven stockholders
had Just previously arisen to signify their
willingness to take more stock to keep
the enterprise on its feet.
A motion to empower the directors to close
up the business Of the company in such
manner as would be for the best interests of
the stockholders seemed to meet with favor,
and was about to be voted on when Director
Hofstad suggested that, as less than one-tenth
of the stockholders were present. such action
could not be legally taken. The meeting then
adjourned for one week, when something
definite will be done. Meanwhile an attempt
will be made to brace up the system and keep
IL alive.
T. H. Lucas rendered his resignation as
manager, and il was accepted. Thomas A
Clark also resigned as secretary, but his resig-
nation was not acted upon.