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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12
Naahxilln Kaeaa-

NASHVILLE. May 1.-THE West Side
Park Association spring meeting
closed today. The ifark ~ "a fast.
One and sixteenth Mules Dock
Wick wen. Little Less second, Earn
est Race third; tine, 10
Sine->iSieenths mule Miss Blonde
won, Lilly Kinney second, Blackstone
third; time, ssh.
Fifteen, sixteenths miie--to- Lightly
Won. klisk second, Eva Wise third
time. SO.
Mile-Cartoou won, Santafene sec
on,i, Rooster third; time, /: AZ.
Mile and qnarter-Huntress won,
Long Chance second, Three third /:
time oTAf<
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THE COLLISION isvKsTIaATfoa.v--Th he
investigation OF the collision between
the ferry boat City of Seattle and tbs
Oregon Railway d Navigation Com
pauy's steamer Emma Hayward was
resumed Yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. Several witnesses were ex.
anined and corr0borated the testi-
tinouy OF Captain /, Green oil the
Hayward. No particularly new points
were developed in the testimony The
hearing was adjourned until o'clock
on Monday.
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NAgsaIris's PpEL Gas Co.--Mr. q.
w. Forbes. engineer Of the above cosn-
pany, is in Seattle and proposes to or
gaaize branch stock company, with
capital stock OF sI0u, 600. The object
OF the company viii be the mmnufac.
ture of n patent improved process of
heating and Illuminating gas, The
company win control the exclusive
rights Of manufacture for the states of
Oregon and California as well A. Wash
ington territory. MIR. Forbes claims
this TO be one of the safest and hest of
investments for capital. For further
particulars call at rooms "a and rs,
Uhion block,
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MoagIRd or CAERrzLp's Road
Mcssrs. King and Dickinson, of the
Beliinglaam Bay Railway q Nayiga-
ton Company. returned yesterday
from a trip TO New Westminster and
alang the proposed line OF the road.
Thes report that SO men ara working
north Of the line and iG0 south Some
right miles are iiaH graded and ready
fer the steel south of the line.
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A world Beating Jumper.

LAwgtScE. Mass. Nay Ill. #.
aartaes. OF Dcsiham. today BY a
standing hop.skip and jaiup of thirty
sesen fset aud hall al inch beat the
record He cleared forty fess will,
three standing jumps, beating the
world q record
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EoRwEGIAa CELEgEA rfos. The
seventy fifth anniyersars d. the indie.
pendenee OF Norway will la celebrated
in Seattle, on Friday, Nay III, hy she
Norwegian residents OF this city. A
banquet viii be given at si4e Arlington
hotel, and the city officials and prpfnt
nent citizens will be invited 10 be pres.
ent. On Saturday, grand ceiebra-
ton and tlanea will 10 held al the
Armory where b suitable programme
will be rendered. The speech, in Eng.
lish, will be delivered by n. ". Albert
son and the address III Norwegian by
Mr.. Pande. An address will DO made
also by Mrs. Rysrisness. A COMMITTEES
has the affair In charge and will spare
no effort to make Ii q success.
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cMsTRALIA NEWS.



THO Se&sEas q Semtiaern 9nrver--
Dissatisfied with shs IbfMaraxts.
CKHrEAzss, Liar fI.--The SEATTLE Al
Southern eagfnesTs are atEga some
mikes ~ The north OF here, but woyak-
ms toward csnsraIfa ~ rapidly as POS
sSasIe
These II = great deal Of asigsasisfae-
ton asgaonE the Republicans CT this
eusEaty with tie aeat0n OF re party
leaders ia naantpuIaiEis 4 tse distrief-
Ing - A. 20 wapa s,aS Lewis county.
aHad 90 operating tnss gag rule in tie
convention N to make representa-
slon lFons tlls part az The district Inn
possible. We trust the situation ~ ii
sxiNta IL thoroughly understood by the
leaders Lewis county. the third Iarg-
ct Ia population west of the noun
taiF1as Nas 80 divided I'm the iissrsetsng
alaa - manipulated ia conventions,
thai she viii hare virtually no repre-
sefatasaoia In the constitutional con yeB-
tan. Our Democratic brethren adj
SnIt1ed the situation and gave this
part Of the district . delegate, and we
believe IL possible for theirs To hare
Nominated man here who would
&1a2EE ksEEAs eksSas2ss III &AE& a@ks1E S5851ffs
af1ee viii be necessary from The Re-
palhlican candidates to the party here.
thai the right ct Lewis cougty, In the
argorEsnnnaent and dissrfetsnR, fol:
both branches of The IegiSSS..s--Y, as
well as iii ether things, shall be re-
spected, or IL Will be extremely hard
| To pAeify the rank ard file here, SO
great Il the disgust expressed.
IMPROVEMENT H0TEN.
Brick are being psas upon the groand
for the 65x6o block Of the Lewis County
bank.
I The Washington Land and I'm
pTOyenent compafIyss new hotel, the
Occidental, viii probably be OPENED
4 June l.
| There are seven business houses and
tn The neighhorhood Of forty dwellings
| in course Of construction here now.
/ q. A. h. Post, No. 90, to be known
u Censralla Post, has been organized
here.
+ There Ii some extra fine quality of
coal, bitnmlnoGs aud anthracite, bring
opened up u few miles east Of here, on
4 the line Of the centralia & Gray's Har-
| Dor railroad
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No Clothes Oh. soap rletarea
Chicago Journal.

Chicago Journal.
Anthony Constock tsayagesy r. You
are MY prisoner. sir.
Artist-~Oh. tais picture ii merely FOR
q soap advertisement, Folks can'l
wash with their clothes on. you knoW,
Co,ustosk ttIaoagttfnlly )-Tras. II
wouia not 60 70 interfere gith any
thing that encourages the use at soap,
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THE CHARLESTON rUnss BACK



sAafTa BAaB.sA, May 1.-The
cruiAsr Charleston aeft port shortly
after I O'Clock This nlprnIng. Steam
ing ss,uth for sixty miles and turning
nartli again, sile went ahsad
sTl<lel' . fniI head CT steam.
making an ayerage speed of 1873
knots. with q Development of
? - IIEsrse.T power and fN7 revelations
of helt engines. This record vas main
fatnela Tor q period Of seventeen min
iifes. after careful computation ~ the
gofefnrSens eE1glneers. This ii the
1ffst uIae aa Official record at the
efsaisasFaa speed has been taken I'M con-
iieetAan with Ter horse power develop.
msnss The ssarboafYi high-pYes sure
slide, however, which developed some
Dafd spot in the steel On tiia trip irons
San Francisco, and which il " as hoped
had been eliminated, compelled the
starhoaFd engine to lover it. speed,
and she highest development OF stearn
power for Tour continuous hours was
tsaei fare made Impossible. The port
engifte continued 10 rgn af fi1Il xpeed
Tor Istore than an hoar. behaving per
fectIJt. bur was then allowed To lfoD
h&0WAi F0 aAFAA& E4ts3E&E-a EEE0AI ERasSA%.
under which speed both engines were
driven till the ship had retarness TO
her ..f1ehorage OF this port tonight.
At speed up 10 ninety revolutions
the vacuum OF the air-puuaps was
malnfasaeti at twersy-seyen inches,
falling OF q little At the
hight,st speed. The highest speed
WIS attaHTied under forced
"A e.
first jeime. but during the entire run
the quantity OF steam from the boiler
was in excess Of the requirement and
was blowing on from the escape pipe.
There Is an evident feeling OF dis
appalntnAat among the representa-
tiTes OF the EztSs'.-I Iron Works on
board. who had apparently hoped that
she might achieve her record on the
first trial. On the other hand. the
naval Officers are uniform in their
confidence ind pride IN thu new
cruiser, a.lsl the view Is held that she
viii Easily attain more than nineteen
knots when permitted 10 employ her
full Horse power.
Chief Engineer Wilson. of the naval
examining board, remarked There
was not crank-pin, bearing or i0ur-
| nal warm, and this has never liz iny
Iexperiencee been egualed once. Rem
edyiisg the minor difficulties developed
to-day. the cruiser bids fair
to equal 10 revolutions 10 the minute,
| with consequent speed, under the
record shown to-day, exceeding nine
teen knots. TO my view. she prom
Uses 10 be one OF the fastest ships OF
her class afloat. =
1t l. expected the cruiser will leave
port early tomorrow morning and win
probably run north. but beyond this
no announcement has been made.
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strictly snsiness.

porter-Two genimen want 70 see
the president.
Secretary Halforl (eS-cditor r. Who
are they
"One says he's Journalist, san, an
the other SAYS he's newspaper man -
kick the Journalist out T"
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ELLENsnuKG ME WIS.
Twenty Brick Anlidiugs-The Crops
Are Ri0neIshfnE.

ELtEAsaURa. May H.~There are
now under construction here cen brick
business buildings. with total front
age Of $50 feet. There win be at least
ten mere started withia the next thirty
days, besides inuumerahle dwelling
houses being built and under cont act,
craps never looked tiuer Ia the
kittitas valley than nj present, and a
heavy yield il assured. In fact. this
will be enc OF the most prosperous
years this toga and valley LAS ever
seen
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Sediment on the cutieie


Riohsan Ito attendant. at Turkish
bath estai5Iishfnen.4 How Ianch do
these baths reduce q mHfa's weight?
Attendant That depends On the
batIsia' asitz af the person. SIR. Some
nsen lose nothing; Others, ike yonr-
self. sir, be quite hapt to lose haTf =
dozen tbssuassA
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End of The New York Walk.

Nav YORK. May 1.-THE waking
match ended this evening. tae record
not teise broken. Those who made
$50 miles ana share In the gate tnoney
ara: Eaerty, $50; Cartwright, 81 :
SaEensst'. SIG: Heeelina,. go; Hughes,
SIS: sEIGtia. eos: Golden SOS
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sullivan Cealdn't stand Up There.

VIRGINIA, New, May IA glove
contest took place tonight between
Peter jackson, the Austria
Ian champion and Fred Kauf-
man. Kaufman was to stand mp
SIX rounds. but failed to stay. proving
ma match for Jackson, and giving mp
the contest in the fourth I rtt,,....ssaa The
battle was very tame, Jackson merely
playing with his antagonist.
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The Mmriposa Due Fr.na samoa.

SAh Francisco. Nav H. The
steamer Mariposa. from Australia, via
the s:amoan islands. was due ut this
port today. AZ, however, she lost
nearly two DAYS at Auckland by
the discovery Of fire In the hold. she Il
rot axpeete until tomorrow. or pos
sislv Monday. Steamship officials
thi1l; she viii make up at least one
day tf the lost time on the Tip.
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rnn oKAsoaas aixEs.

EMcwurMEtnK Reports from VA" NNn'
eanutis aud tAe Methew.
ELLEssauRa, May II.-Reperts come
from the ConconuIiy mining country,
especially ffom Ruby mountain. that
the ore Ii getting richer every day a.
they go down.
Ths Meahaw country Is also attract
ing large aneaat of attention this
year. While tho assays 40 l,ot run np
ia the tlaoasaistss saer tati. the iestgeS
arc very large aGlst Nfsa ataa premise
10 develop itsto some of the i9ess i3tiGes
ira fhas ..xfftfssrx
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Rejected.

IHEEAs3U I4H4Ess
News Editor tyriting headiinesl
Shall we call Senator -- n thief or 9
patriots
Great Editor - Senator is a
statesman, sir, m upright citizen. sir
lone OF the greatest men OF the ~.
"But he voted against your eonfr'
nation.
What The blamed yiiiaini The
internal scoundreil Call him u horse.
thief, aud tell that story about his
robbing his first wife's relations, and
sir, don I come round here With any
more fool questions"
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She--What a shame Mr.. Ivison
should be - incorporate He h just
ruining himself by H.
He Running himselft It's the
brightest thing he ever did. He's
iast engaged 10 a $sDo, 900 girl who h
bent on reforming him.
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Atii~a hy ri. ..~m Cnre,s..nass.

A'eKEtasp, Mag II~-ToGay young
man named aes ssaAtneeksr, sgsssi
~ years. living near Milwaukee, f..
tally shot hsraseif while eareleSSiy
hard iaag revolver lie had started
ia 60 10 q fsaenS With several ether
Young men, taking with him ali old
revolver that had rsSt tseen sssesa for \
long tisue. Yonng Statslue* her fred
aa.e slaoa, hat tbs nsxt ehma4her r..
f.ssed to earso<le. liz tosak ssis /
aha began picking ~ sAs EAR rid ~ Ia
see what thp, tfo86ae waS, Wine.
,9alng ~ the gss~teE was ,sischa rg..st .
stse ssssts - : esFses r. sh@ rssstsaer al
sse sssFekssztf sskisbgfs5E kss if'Fr5 1s5v
a ss.ssgt t5se
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sAr FRAscFseo, May ii.-~AS the
second engineer OF the steamer City OF
New York, which arrived yesterday
from China and Japan, was leaving
the vessel today. he. Ras arrested hY
a customs inspector for smuggling
Nine 5-taei boxes 81 prepared opium
were found on him.
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The Countess Chessnutta- lorcnEa,
dearest. we must meet only IS stTang-
ers hereafter. I marry Cogsns BOwseg-
gio touaorrow. tLaFeTlxo weepst DO
not weep. sweet Why weepf
Loreaso---I am weessing for the
count Inday.
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OLYMPIA MEMS.


sssaaA Formed AID Notartes
Appointed.
ulsasta. Nay 1.-THE following
sona have tlssi articles with
ssssFy Whsses
hzlae sna I.yuaen Plank gna.,
oil nlaine, capital STOCK.
TRUSTEES. II. A. ludsan, ]. V.
sa. M. A. Mcpherson and
straight of I.ynden: J. n.
NseFIe Gaia, j. W. nofr.
. aeeAss and A. Warren. al
iss ahiscs l. ta construct a
- ssaa tFa1a Hattie to Lyndeu.
! 49, sssss.1saasts kaak of Port Townsend
steck, $50 COZ; trustees. 4. r..
q. huhn and Chaz. Essen.
- UaFet = 10 do y general
s business.
-. s..sa 80 and hsai y art Cssasxisa afs<i
-. MliaiEsF Company Of Seattle
- essek, A.t<u, tx5; trustees, ]
- N.sseEhi, Il. Hsfnsr, ii, ".
y r. 1eassta and ii Disfof'.
- s.laess are tss operate ana Sieselcp
g Washington. Utah I,tahe
aaag aasa Mansana
]. - seeF ffintbae Co., al spos sne
s.al'ssai Ste..k. S. loo; trustees,
Z sassssn, Vim. tfsss,syear and
- 80 lhsaes Igs ah ices IL IL operate
: u sseaasssas sor 81 kinds ri PRINT.
sasla
49, ia sag. If
81
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PoxTEAsD. Nav iL--BrTane Hsssig
editor OF the Free nsess<Swho was CON-
viese.1 the ether day for cEffIlna0y
fihelsing Editcr John Fofkmsn uf .
rival German PAPER, VAS 6ned s1asi
fkss5aE
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SAB FRAstasco. May I.--Seore in
the Walking match at 10 q. In.: Albert
At tsiles, Guerrero lie. Hart III,
HowArth lei. kiatt la. Croxiev Isl.
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kEarToy PACK. England, May TO-
The ROYAL stakes, Ei 600. were won by
the DUKE Of Partland's colt AyrFhise,
Lord Calthorpe's fiEly Sea Breez.
secaDa. the luke OF Portiand's coli
Metsan tiairka. seven starters.
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Leai.rll,e Jseksy club naess.

LouIsvrl.LG, May 1.-THE weather
was pleasant. the attendance large
the track very dusty.
Nile-MarchIna won, Brown Prin.
cess second, Unlacky third; time,
la.
One one-sixteenth miles. three-year-
olds-Strideaway won, Libretto sec
ond, Stocktol third; time, I:5Ik.
SIX furiongs-JGa the Dude won,
Ciamor second, Jackie Tom third
time, :l5H
Two-yeaT-oids, five furlongs--I Lord
Payton won, Mount Lebanon second
Joe Eeyins third; time. :oi54.
Seven fnrlongs, three-yeaT-olds and
upwards~-J. Il. Mandolin won, Pat
Donovan second, Irish Dan third /,
aims, 1 80.
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PolHasA. Cal, Nav IT, Rev. @. Cute
of tlse Inita1ias church Of this place
has been chosen president at he
Michigan state agricultural college at
Lansing, Mich, and viii leave for that
uity about June L.
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SPOKANE fALLa. Nav lila the
pgsEe6gta last night Young Dempsey
had fethie opponent in Billy Lynn,
the Idaho pugiIiss and quickly knocked
him OCT In i've rounds.
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III


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1890 kraas ., khasrrg -
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Ms1s ahsaaga the aaass 81. ,ssrssass sgsss.
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assaF ases Masse. rs hssrse 80 sd
Isssash this elsensia.. l.est ~. - 80
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easIss belonged tt IA Ns.rar asssss
fSiaf eaIatpany saesyss thgsts .ffs,S.as
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sss'sk On tsae hnFsess lsssSss i. ssr.assr Is
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ssloekei straesnan dawa ssasa rsss over
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twsnEy test hesssfe he was cNssas5sssssaaasss
=, 1T - OF thar ly tie sI.,arys - M
the fssasessed aninaaa rse ra5.sss|g
ealasea crowd Of aearss a. 10
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hold to the southern Pacific

Sass Francisco. May I'm. d.
Rideawcr and A. ]. Kinney have
finally sold the Northern Cali
fornia railroad to the Southern
Pacific Company. A. n. Towne,
general manager os the latter road,
acknowledged the fact today, but
would not make public the purchase
price. tt Ii said that for the twenty
six and u half miles of road between
MaE1tsvilie and proY!lle the sum of
sAsfl NO xilI he. given
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BAsEBALr..
Besson Again Rests New Terk-Cht.
cage Defeats Piitsbarg.

Beaten AEain Rests New Terk--Eht-
cage Defeats Fittsbarg.
Bnsvos, May 1.-The Bossons were
unable to do anything Wit, Hatfield
setiay. he surprising everybody hy bis
ssIea.tivc pitching. The Bostons, how
ever, won the game in tho eighth
inning. Wild throwing and a mutEed
fly allowed them 30 score three runs.
score. Boston, {. New York, 8. Bat
teries: Boston, tsIarkson and Bennett
New York, Hatfield and Murphy.
CsEyKlAap, May iI.-An exciting
game was played here today. 6ut-
cl;Eie's fnuf of y thrown ball. and a
couple OF singlcs and aauble in the
ninth inning allowed the visitors to
score the nEay runs OF the game.
Score: Cleveland, 4; Indianapolis, Q.
Batteries. Cleveland. nca3tin and
SnteIiffes Indianapolis, 6etxein and
Daily.
CinAeo, May IA sick pitcher
a7id aiteTwarti q weak substitute for
him allowed the Ghicagos to bat ont
another game today. TIE game was
called nj the end of the seventh inning
en- account of rain. score: Chicago,
IL; Pittshnrg. I. Batteries; Chicago.
Hutchinson and Farrell; Pittshairg,
Morris, Maui and Carroll.
PHILApxrPHfA, May 1.-THE visitors
played poorly this afternoon and the
Philadelphia team had an easy time in
winning the game. Score: Phiiadel-
phia, Il, Washington, /. Batteries
Philadelphia, Bufiinton and Clements
Washington, O'Day. 0'Maek, Ban
ming.
CIEcfaaATf. May Ii.--At q meeting
OF the board OF directors OF the Ameri-
can Association this afternoon it was
decided, after hearing the evidence.
that the gsnle played at Ridgewood,
KY. last Sunday between the Athiet-
les aud Brooklyn. that the umpire
erred in deciding the game q draw.
This gives the game To the Athletics
by score of 8 to O.
sT. Lop,a, May list. Louis. %:
Baltimore. 4.
KAEsAs CfTy, May 11.-Knnsas City,
6; Columbus. r.
LoUissILkE, May 1i.-Athletics, / !,
Louisville. 8.
crrctrsAri. May fl,--Ho game. ON
account oil rain.
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Bron0httfs. AsfhHla. Consnaap-
tton, and all Diseases ~ tha
Head, TArsAt nad ChaafI sns
aIuaing thu Eye, Ear and
Heart,
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CATARREi.

1HlHnHTI,
Hronahttfs. Asfhma, Consamp-
tton. and all Diseases a. the
Head, Tarsat aaa ChaasI sn~
aIuaing tho Eye, Ear ard
successfully sssatsI By
DR.. w. NORTON DAVIS
Formerly Of Esw York city. but snors gp
Gently u les Angslsa CAL Mise hos
II aititt wfstets n aaeleF tbs pers0fsal ssatseY
vision VI khe dasstDf kimaesf
GAfAhhH ta Regarded w yaArS ~ 4 cold
tIs lie head, aud the fsAafkat " ssTbfa.ess al
IT. FeFsasssssEys NJ hN " seafa&ssS free ffpsn
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