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Nialaria it iBren beri9teOeaea
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Sr. Ga0tuaB'5
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Reported Collision Between Two
Sound Steamers.
Lively gunaway-ro-Dzy's shoot
An onseer's Chase Ffocking to
Port orchard-ofher News.

Yesterday morning a rlnor Was
current 10 the effect that the steamers
Eliza Anderson. belonging TO the
Washington Steamboat & Transports
ton Company. and Hassalo, OF the @.
r. & y. Co, collided in the fog shortly
after leaving Uisalady. Regarding
the matter. Geo. S. Jacobs, secretary of
the aforementioned company. was
seen. He said:
There is nothing whatever in the
report Early this morning |
received a dispatch from the
purser of the Eliza Anderson
Stating that part OF the steamers
machinery had broken down ard ask
ing that u steamer be sent down 10
tow ger up 10 this port Though do
not know ii TO he fact. think the
operators who handled the message
had something 10 do with the circuia-
ton of the runlor. The steamer
Merwin viii be sent down this even
ing to bring up the Anderson.
On arriving here yesterday after
noon the Hassalo. after unloading her
passengers and freight. went over to
Freeport and beached on the rocks.
This action many regarded rs proof
of the ramor that the collision had oe-
cured Inquiry at the office OF the
.. X. Il y. Co. developed the fact that
the Hassaio went 10 the mud flats
fol the purpose of undergoing some
Sigh. repairs which have been COM
tenlplased for some time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
THE SHOOTING MATCH.
Seattle VS.. Tacoma-Challenge Ac
cepted-Other Notes.


cepted-Other Notes.
To-day the long-talked-of match be-
tween the sportsmen of Seattle and
Tacoma will take place at the race
track. There will be six men on q
side and each man will shoot at blue
rocks, Is singles and 10 doubles. The
stakes are $50 side or $40 for each
man. The Seattle team will consist oil
the following named gentlemen
Messrs. Kellogg, Booth, Collins. Me
Naught, Harris and Slime. The six
gentlemen who viii represent Tacoma.
will be chosen out of the following
Messrs. Eberle. Dodge, Ellis, Nc
Naughton, Albright, Box, Aid and
Smith.
This match has been looked forward
to with a great deal of interest. Ia
coma's rod and gun club has been re-
inforced recently by the addition OF
several Eastern experts and the Seattle
boys will have to shoot well il they
wish TO win the match.
In addition to the match there will
be pool shooting all day and it is
thought the attendance will be large.
The Tacoma trio after sarcastically
asking Mr.. Dubray of Walla Walla
why he did not include putty blowers
and bow and arrows in his ''ail round
challenge have accepted thu challenge.
They exclude the pistol from the list
for the reason that Mr. Duhrav has
made a speciality Of pistol shooting
from his childhood. They also claim
the right TO name Tacoma as the place
for the all round match because they
are the challenged party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
HE CONCLUDED TO HALT.
Two shots From an Officers Pistol
Stop a Petty Thief.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Policeman w f. Carey noticed two
young fellows on Front street whem
he had been spotting as sneak thieves
for some time. He followed and
watched them closely for about two
hours as they sauntered mp and down
the street and finally came up to them
a. they were standing in front OF Do
heny K Marum s store, corner of Front
and Columbia streets. Just at this
moment one of the fellows g-..ll bed
three flannel shirts that were hanging
in front of the store, hid them under
his overeoat and turned down Column
bia street. Officer Carey called upon
him 10 halt. but that only caused him
to run faster, and he led the officer 4
lively race down around the coal
bunkcrs. Two shots fired over his
head from the policeman's pistol
finally brought him to a stand aud he
was placed under arrest At the po-
lice station channels skin
and some hosiery that had
evidently been stolen from some other
store were found III his pockets He
gave his name as Arthur lnman and
said he had been proprietor Of the
Pantheon hootblaek stand up 10 two
months ago Since that time he has
made his living by petty thievery and
it Is thought by the police To be a
member os very troublesome gang of
thieves known as the LA Neta house
gang
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
AN AMUSING INCIDENT.
The Salvation Army Advertises
Variety show.

Quite an amusing incident occurred
on Front street last evening and q
crowd of probably go people were
thereby greatly edited. AS on every
evening Of the So days in the year, the
Salvation army was out in force. and
last evening seemed 10 be a most
suspicious occasion, for the ranks OF
the faithful We're augmented by the
addition OF delegations of sisters and
brothers from Portland and elsewhere
The army was tramping triumph
antiy down the street about 7:30
O'Clock with trumpets sounding and
banners waving, aud making great
deal of noise generally. On the cor
ner of Marion street stood man who
bore on his shoulder an immense trans
parency whose fiariag letters attestei
20 the snicineSs OF a va riety show.
As the band OF noble soul savers
passed the corner upon which the man
stood il occurred To him to fall iuto
line, and he acted upon the suggestion
only he took care 10 preserve a respect
frl distance between himself and the
rear of the little parade The crowd
cheered and taking the cheers To them
selves the Salvationists made more
noise. The nan with the transparency
left the ranks when the Occidental
block was reached without having
been discovered by the members OF the
army, and in that fact lies the anus
ing part of the incident.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17

George Carter general secretary OF
the y NJ G. A., wife ard son have re-
turned from visit "a Victoria and
Vancouver. lie reports that the Van
eouver Y. N. G. A. have two lots. one
was bought for S,aaoanh the other was
donated 'tsy the Canadian Pacific Rail-
roaa Conn any Besides this the sum
Of $500 has been raised towards the
buiiaing fund Il Is the intention to
erect a s2sts0 building or, tise two lots.
/ Port Townsend vii dedicate is Y.
VI. G. i. hgllaiHg 10 April. The bniid.
ing will eoss. when competed. $500.
The Tacoma Y ~ G. 4 propose 10
eresr 9 So building Their build
5Ig8sUnss amounts - $500 az present
Spokane Falls has lot which cost
SRksl al paid Tor. On fAs lot so 600
bah i5ns 8lIl re erected
~ ;. I.atia. tie Portland banker.
some tMo se4rS .izsce made the Y. NJ
G. A os that eitx 5 present os a lot
y.lsssssa as 50 sssl provided the associ-
asion esscsesl 8 hs.ildlHg worth $500
thereon be Hzsnahers 81 the ascot
ziion made 4 number of futile attempts
& raj 6 TIE 1850. bElE cousI ossiy 80
ire ssshserlbsfs 10 : portion 0s the
slGa Now the members have re-
sssne4 themselves ~ fhs fact that the
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DR.. A. c. STODDARD.
President of the
LIEBlG WORLD DISPEISlRI,

,Jf San Francisco, Cal. aud Kansas CITY.
Mo-, will be at the Arlington hotel ApfitH
aud Is, TO consult with bis man{
patients In Washington Territory ana ~
others desiring treatment;
Dr. Liebig 4 Co. The European meulcA
sfaff and special surgeons aud physicienz
Oi the Llehlg World Dispensary and inter
national Surgical Institute.
The surgical brsu,sn gives special nne1
ton to defufmities OF essry kind, ana ~
disbursements requiring appliances ~
curvature OF the spine, hip joint dlsees
cd by our nsw voltasc and magnetic spph
anees.
The medical branch deyotcs especial ~
tention TO all chronic. complicated pr
fate and wasting diseases, resulting ifU9
badly treated cases OF acute or special M
tufe, or from indiscruttoBs of youth, br1nf
ing on spsrmatvrrbma. seminal weakne9.
and an unnatural drain from the Dolly
which undermincs the eonstituiton--aiep
debility, dseay, loss of vitality or h.
hood, which resalt from excess OF mafuf
ity.
The reason SO many are not cured OF The
above complaints Is owing to 6 eompiiees
ton called pr0statorrnoes, which DAT
Treatment alone can cure.
Farrtcoceie, worray veins in scrOtcmt
structure. blood and skin impurities, speee-
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eosfldentisily and quickly cured. Caiarln
CD the mucous membrane of the heai O
:, adder successfully Treated; ALTO thgoes
and lung dist asses. Female complains ana
81 del cafe. complicated diseases OF Ny'
raen, carefully treated by cur new method
whereby noae OF tho usual physical exam.
nations are required. Dispiacemenfs q
the uterus aud all special complains W.
enliar TO females sus t;essiully treated Al
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The most rows rful ELECTRIC BELLS
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
LIVELY RUNAWAY.
An Excited Horse Demoiishes n
Popcorn stand.


At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
horse attached to the meat wagon of
Fry & Brnhn was standing quietly in
front OF the shop on Columbia, be-
tween Front and Second streets. By
some means the animal became fright
ened and dashed wildly down Column
bia toward Front. On the northeast
corner OF Front and Columbia there
stood in the fiery steed's way pop
corn stand which was in full blast,
with the alcohol flames spouting like
a miniature geyser. In twinEling of
an eye the whole business was knocked
into cooked hat. The flames were
put out, the four large glass windows
were mashed into a thousand frag-
ments, popcorn was strewn around in
all directions and the young son of
Italy who runs the stand, as he picked
himself out of the ruins of his bust
ness, auxiously asked If there had
been an earthquake. The horse kept
on his mad course and ran into the
corner of furniture store on Column
bia, between Front and Railroad ave-
nue., and smashed the shafts of the
wagon and broke few of the small
bones OF his nose by coming in con-
tact with the wall.
AT this point the runaway was
stopped and escorted back to the shop
in order that an inventory of the dam
ages might be taken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
"AfsIsA WALtsA NEWS.
The Railroad survey Twenty -one
Carloads of Immigrants n Week.

WArd.A WAIi.a, March ii. Engineer
shaw of the O. 4 " L. has returned
from his Mil Greek trip and says ii is
a little too early Ia undertake to cross
the mountains by that route. lie
starts at once to investigate the Mea-
cham route 10 the tirand Ronde val
lev.
\ meeting of the creamery aS<ocia.
ton was held THURSDAY night and ~.
! ports were received from the superin.
tendent and other officers. A fun sci.
/ Element was made with the contract
ers for the construction of the cream.
cry. The creamery is ncw ina first.
class running order and its product /.
eagerly sought Tor by those who like
good butter
The Blue Mountain Flafne Com.
paay, who have had a large force al
wosid-shoppesS in the mountains. com
mencei running flrewosal down tho
fIume Ga Dudley this week.
The narrow-gaugc rslad will start
hauling wood to che city next week
Just nov there Is no regular source o(
/ wotsd supply. and the price al coal
7 from the Rosiyn mines laia slawn here
( i 50 4 ton.
Two carloads at Immigrants ar.
/ rived oa Friday morning, making a
/ toial % x carloads tina; have arrived
! Il ttag the week
+ Agricultural implement feeders re-.
port sales ~ plaws. harfpas Rf.s ether
farm machinery this spring O. ~ iia,-
meaSe
The exterior ii The Northern Pacific
elevator building has ls-en completed.
6fla presents a ueat al,pearaogss
WoFkmen sre eaSily engaged in pat
/ ting the finishing touches ou the in.
terror,
The hotels here aes inassrsgaats, L.
accommodate the large number of
travellers seeking cfse~hinenss. and
hotel seefers are obliged to rvat upper
. stories Ut business blocks ana furnish
then ia supply lodgings a. the large
number st peorse esmiax Ia,
There are many men la this ~ ton
Nha are rssa3. law.ahlsiins ciiifafis
az TIE year round except the last ten
weeks 0E Mara when they cannot re.
siSi the temptation "a gratifv their de-
S'res 81 a ~ scasoFiai wav. ausl maav
are the treat Who icave the creeks
dangling al tae eaG 81 s t8sh ilne,
4 saWFmuie team ran away AZ the
garrison sesteF5aN. ~egs0aslk tniurlaR
= MAI ,s,ssiIga H. a,rook : soldier wIse
sustained SeNorc injuries ai&sut the
HS&kt af8 shNat{SFrS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
otXMrIA Nsws.
tsaephess iatns "a rsseuna-Ths Hs.
sci Henas Growing

otassls, Asreh Is Mr. A. e
SAINTS. manager eg tAv sunset Tele,
phone ccgnpany fey pagr; Seg3s,.l > IA
sile e8sy io1kfag After The vssasgssuxs ).
Interests here he sss the ,sSsstrsset
tor tiae g4iivS aileh "a IN rs required ii
taE oafsiratt3au Is ;hs system De thl,
ett sad tlss enffee woFk w5ls naw l..
gapsHgN pushed 81 e0msnsessV.a isgsu
sSal@tH a34. EsaSSErg 81 shse csty. ss4ses
isss tsse fRsssa are alaeA E uN fhe
eSpsEsae f,AE slse lssv irosa &hlz 1ifv e.
tss.gassia asld tsae iae al o. pas aa
ana IN Ftfs reg 0r3lr ia teW a8Ns
Ais ss9inp snx has p4es w5th sars glsser-
q sfs=,s1fase ssssSas tram the sscapse ~
sAss eikv,
s.snt = i Hatch tslt shss morning
sss hzsefse@saTx sa take Charge Il the
stezaaess ess tkss ta3Rasass sfXar Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
Tho steamer wAiia waiia Selsed-
An Earthau ake brewing.

foRr Towssgsp, March IT. The
steamship Walla Walla, en- route for
Vancouver, vas seized this morning
by Collector tnllom. charged with yso-
iaiing section 3i2u OF the revised stat
ntes Of the United States in no, having
all her cargo noted on her manifest
This is a sequel ia the recent large
seizures of opium. via, the two barrels
seized en- route from Ellenshurg 60 san
Francisco. labelled saueEkraat and the
three barrels captured at the same
place labelled "skld grease These
items appear on the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company's manifest, but ss
Is alleged they were omitted from tho
coastwise manifest witch is illesl With
the masters oath in heeastom house
The inference IL that The opiam was
taken ON IN Victoria and consigned To
Eiicnsburg In he forwarded thence 70
San Francisco
MIR, III. l., 1ihhals, ir.. agent 0f the
steam ship company, u 4tes that there
is nothing whatever in the case. There
Is no doubt the stun was brought In
ON the Nalla Nalla, butt was rCceivti
AT the Broadway wharf. san traMci-ca.
in the regular course OF business and
carried 20 Tacoma. Even Il ID has
been marked opium the company
would have carried 1t Just the same.
District Attorney White Mas ex.
pectea on the afternoon boat from ~s,.
attic. hat aid not eeme. After con
siderable discussion II The situation
Collector CNllam released The steamer
on Sssso bonds for her appearance here
at +. M. AendaN, Capt. n. /. Tla.
balls and III. l.. fihhals. lT., vent On
the bonds ami the steamcr praeee,lrsl
10 Vancouver with her freight. rise
agent. Nj. 1ilatals. is prepared Ia eive
boiisss IN sissl,ttsi, do6ote the Nasas of
the steamer, rroyhlr,l this amoans i
demanded. and shere viii prslsshlv &c
no detention 81 the yeS=ei on tAe uext
down trip,
Some uo1ht Is expressed s. Ia tass
tormailsy u the selsase oI The steamer
this morning j. ths up3aui haa been
aboard az her 4 seiSHEe would bare
heeu proper. hH, Is = s s3essatstsse ggtss.
ton a. to whether a WAS rot nrss pec-
cssary 10 iihea tlse ship before sAkiae
her into oassosls.
The absence at thc tsu lAsrre1S a.
s'sSueFkFautF tsOm she e4ssStVst,s,
manifest a. fugsssFsa n law. l. 49,.
eanntes. soe BIZ tho thearS Jaat thr
stuff eaase aboard ar ghe "a teo.
.neut, long after the sysssi t,At cleared
This admission slevcleps she tat tAst
there Is tariiy steamship leaving
san Egassl see whseh slsss aat ears
fFtssal sita 50 tnas iIsas estHss., ahssaFsg
after tsae sasssel has elesF&ss as sse esss
tom house. II care Is ss4e exieeA4 ses
at haste. ig slich ite plain Iegser 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
shoeting Airrar BAL a uniel.

PogTi.ANe, March i6-Joe MORN. a
porter in the lgoiton house. Slapped
he face ~ heil boy tonight, for
which he WAS SoWndly thrashed bv
A; Cody. a runner for tue house
MORN then went cat. and. returning
With a S2-eaIls'sr pistol. began shooting
az Cody, who ,igslssvi behind coun-
ter. tine oi the bullets struck Night
CieFk +. j. ,endenoueh in the right
breast, bat only penetrated the cloth.
ieg and slightly bruised the skin.
Norm fired six shots. caa,ing great
CONSERVATION Among the guests. and
then made his s.srafAs