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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-10

The Marrow Gauge Auxf01s 10 Erect
fhe NEEDED Buildings
The ststax Of The eonsruvsrsr k<sweeu
the cofnn,b;a q Puget sound and the Puget
sound shore roads, regarding .ernts.sf
bniidings, has nos been accurately placed
before the pukiiss. said Col J. L. Hxsnes.
attorney 81 the forrnsreonpsny. ysrssrsssy.
The Puget sound shore applied for an In
junction restraining the celursssx A Puxef
SQUAD from interfering with the erectiou
q Toe nuisdlnrs Ia consequences OF TIE
a14szace 81 material witnesses. We asked
for - eon.tnE2nee- The sound shore
claimed that IL had no shelter for In frsIxtf
and that II the hearing we're confined. Il
desired permission 30 erect tsfupo~xrv
buildings that ucnla enable II 20 hsssse
anc protect lts freight. The eoar= corxe-
4nenry entered 40 order allowing ffae
erection OF temporary structure for the
pHrpo<e asked. and provided in the orssp~
tzaf before Going 20 the cnsnpsuv
should give q bond IA s518. The
c.nditon was Tas5e that upCa the hearing
o. lie motion for The in5anetion tao bros
ka0ke company would remove The build
ing u tbs court 20 ordered. OF tnrn IL over
70 any person the court sufehf tsirere Tzsfs
order was entered By the court simply 20
give temporary shelter 70 the freight OF the
PrEet sound shore, while the question as
sttE Atssst u the ft,sf f&<ft ID EfEEI Cdik4-
'nRs vas In controversy. No permission
= e. granted the Transfer company 10 cen.
sffucf any bsssssszz..SSngs whatever and any 81
Tempt on the pkrt Of the Transfer company
20 put up any such bHgIding rs Mr. Met
cafe refers 10 IN his interview until the
court has heard the motion 81 be arrssed
before if on March 18th, viii be q faxfant
violation of Judge Aiiyn's order ard will
DC properly punished - confem - of court
The Columbia & I,aget sound has re-
peste5iy offered 20 erect for the benefit 81
the Puget Sound Shore all she terminal
balldlnFs its business requires. and stands
ready % do 30 GOV. The real object OF the
Puget soaud shore ia this difficulty IL 10
obtain possession OF the broad gauge strip
and the litigation ig not occasioned on ac
count OF eny lack Of terminal facilities
The property in question has for years
been owned by the narrow gauge, which
pure hased II from the owners OF the shore
adjoining, aud II haA held Il during ali
these year, and paid the taxes on H. II
DOW claims the strip as Its own, with The
right TO improve X. The space In boss
needed for warehouses. upon which.
should the court refuse the restraining or
der asked for. the Columbia 4 Puget Sound
intends Immediately to build terminal ia
csisfies ample to accommodate all freight
coming into Seattle either by rail or BY
steamer"
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nrpftse In sterr f0i
shoppers Te-norreu-
Ab0sst sc'ea0ck sxss evening there wx,
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A1a3 lss1i1 90 rosT-kFysx1.1sESCk2
reporter who happened - pass that zay
saw that the street. sor fu1ly half . hsoek
gas lines With d-~ rnexsx e.xss ss..- 80
t.s~,. rss<-s - 49, -
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rrnnsin4sl T-s,ssss yf.,sss ,x:.-. $1,000
direct Nv NJ cfesrv' sYsi esnnos - fc,,s.d
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AFRAID OF POISONING.
Strange Hsiiucination of nm Insane

strange Naturalization OF nm Insane
Laborer.
Probate Judge Osborn had his regular
daily insanity examination This time IL
was Phillip Tracy. stranger who arrived
ia Seattle on the Friday night train, who
had his mental balance weighed.
Tracy got on the train at Portland on
Friday, aud shortly after the train started
commenced acting Ia very peculiar
manner He implcred the assistance OF
passengers in protecting himself from per
sons that were trying 10 poison him In
order 20 get his money. aud aesed so
wildly that he had 60 be restrained by
force. When the train arrived here he
was snTned over TO policeman, who
found 50 50 In money. = Northern Pacific
express order on 81. faal for $3.50. aud a
fatlrosd ticket 10 -. Paul in bis pockets.
Yesterday on his trial Tracy told the fol.
lowing story
lie had left Wailula. where he bad been
working, last Tuesday, to take q months
rest. lie started to Portland. and on the
way. two men GOT on the train aud COM
menccd eycinE him closely. He heard
them talking about drurging him. and
then taking his rnouey. when he reached
Portland he went 10 hotel: but avoided
drinking coffee. water or whisky, for fear
that the men would drug IT, The next
5ay ne went crazy, Is he alleged, from the
effect Of poison rut In his food by hts un
known etemies- Then he went 10 hos
pstai, 5gt his food Was poisoned there, and
he ran away. intending TO 60 to 50. Paul
lie bought ticket for ihst city. and sent
his money there by expess. bat after board
ing the train his enemies tried 20 poison
him. SO be concluded TO come to seattle.
where be thought he could BE- protected
The mans manner az telling this very
Improbable story and his strange haliuci-
nafion about unknown persons wishing 20
poison him, convinced the examining
physician and the Judge that he was in,
sane. SO he was committed TO the insane
asylum His maisffs was brought on by
hard drinking m former Years, aud il 10
likely that IL viii nss he of long duration.
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At FRyE's OPERA HoUsE.
Theatrical Events Announced for the
Month of March.

]. r. Emmett Was given smother ovation
last evening st FFye's opera house by n vast
audience. The play was the saule rs pre-
sented on the preceding evening, and II
was given In the same excellent manner.
SeAttle's amuzementloying psople are 10
be treated 10 some rare dramatic and rnusi,
cal performances before the Isl oi April
On the 18th and 10Th OF March. slcFadden's
Uncle Toms Cabin Company win appear
Mt the opera-house IN the pathetic, old
time piece from which the title Of the
company IS derived.
On the 18th aud 2iss inst Ovid Muslin as
sisted by Annie Louise Tanner, the AmeFi-
can pfima donna soprano, Whitney Mock
ridge. the well-kDowu lyric tenor and I'd
win n. shonert, pianist, win appear In
grand concert
The next treat viii be Angus.in Daiy's
company which viii be here on the 25fh
and 9Th OF the month. On the 18th. 18th
and s0sh Frederick warde. the eminent
tragedian-ealled by an Eastern critic the
equal OF Forrest. Is 20 sppear in q new
repertoire.
An amateur dramatic performance viii
be given Al the opera house on Wednesday
evening by = number of amateurs OF TIA
coma for the benefit Of the fund being
raised for the establishment OF boys
coffee house la Tacoma A varied pro
gramme has been arranged aud an excel
lent performance Is promised.
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HER INITIAL TRIP.
The Steamer city OF Puebia Arrives
FROM san Francisco.

The steamship city Of raebls, sailing in
The Pacific Coast steamship Line, arrived
IN po'i yesterday morning from San Fran
Siseo with 81 cabin aud 81 s,eeFsge passen,
gers AID 800 tons =: freight fer seattle. The
Trip Was made Ia eight hours less than the
average time required by the other steam
efs-A remarkable performance. The p.ac.
ieg OF the Peehia on this route il q peFma.
nent arrangement and enc entirely salts
Iscsesy "a fneQseat travellers over the line,
,cs sue i fee craft both IS regards her sail
Inequalities aud accommodations From
ths vessels register which hangs in the
fssaiisl smoking room the following WAS
seasned Built ia 1881 ~ W. Crame & sons
sAfa. philadelphia. is $40 feet long. i5is
nss tonnage, sos3 gross tonnaTe, aud rs pro
esaea WITH oae com pound condensing en-
sise, $50 inches diameter OF cylinder, with
sso- oct stroke of piston. she is allowed
~ esfFt SO passengers She Is probably
voc fastest beat ~! the class on the coast
saa hss since being brought To the coast
slA wears sgo hsen running on the southern
seete. The FaebsA PASSED ON On Tacoma
sestentsy Afternoon
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NINE HOURS A DAY.
That IL All the Carpenters VIII Toll
After ApFff f.

The carpenters OF this city have hereto.
fore worked 10 hours day Over two
months since at n meeting OF the Ca-peE-
ters and Contractor Union il was re-
solved that on and after April 1, iss9, nine
hours should constitute u days work for
carpenters. In conversation with Jour.
neyman carpenter yesterday IL was learned
that the wages are to be 40 cents per hour
for nine hours and toeents per hour for all
overtime. 10 was also learned that neatly
all the contractors had agreed TO the nine
hour proposition and that its adoption on
the ist 81 April was practically nnani-
nous
II was further reportedthat the carpenter
business has been unusually good all
winter and that scarcely week was lost
during the wet weather by those who de-
sired To work. IN fact TIE Carpenter husi.
ness could not be better than Il has been
in shis city for the past year aud half
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Mr.. W r. Woods. manager az the Ia,
coma da~alAs s;ssse, was Ia che city yes.
tersiay
Mr. h, ;. Miller, the well.kaoNu real es
tate broker of Port Townsend. Is NJ the DC
cideusal
Mr. /. J. Colsnaa has been confined 20
hts residence for several DAYS from the e..
feet OF = severe cold.
United states Marshal Hamilton reSnrn-
Ell yesterday from = visit e Tacoma. where
DC has assea ia attendance on the session
of the court
Mr.. Edward Tankia. pavuaAxier OF the
t'uget sound shore rai road, was absent AZ
Newcastle yesterday. whittier he went 60
pay mp the employees Of the COMPANY
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When Baby was SICK.
We gave her casseris
whea she was q Chiii,
She cried for CsssorsA
When she became Mss.
SIC chung TO casssriA-
When she had Chlldrcn.
she gave them C>SsoriA

This IS The season 81 the year waen tae
raw. csslss winds eFeate sssf hsvose with sae
hands and sasnn&e xson. soft. white nanss
and . clear '.pescats ensnEsissxsoE can l..
sssyl7s'stit preserved by the frequent appls-
eAiA - of ssntsrs's Sneeisic II rubbed Isfo
tie sAsn well Il leaves na greasy surface
TIE ska shscFos IL. sold hy stewart &
Holmes Drug Co. N hoiesaic agents
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SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE & EASTERN
HALLWAY.

CHANGE or TINE SCHEDULE
Commencing sunday. March sd, 1850,
trains viii depart as follows:
SUBURBAN TRAINS:
Leave olumbia-street depot, stopping
st foot OF Vine street, daily except sun
DAYS at 6 30 q. m, 80 a. m, 1000 IN.
i2:oS p. m, lie p. NJ, ? p. M, and $40
p. n.
Sunday trains for Yesiey, connecting
with boat for Lake Washington points
leave ~ 10 n N. and zoo .. m.
THROUGH TRAINS
For Snohomish, Gilman and intermediate
points daily, except sundays. $50 q. m.
and 10 p. m. Fer Falls City daily, except
sundays, $50 q. m. For snohomish and
intermediate points sundays $50 a m
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i seosld * Eener<y knowa tnAs ~.
Heniry's D9ndesioH Fosssc srsg3res a htsr=y.
appetite and Increased DIGESTION. aiSfsess
usFyoass 1spgesstau Ard los SPIRITS. sxr-s
comes lae& Of e2iesvy aDas wak hess. Anst
WI lHsgse aew lkEe and sssengsh snta she
weakest invalid. Se.d BY stewart { Holmes
DRUG Co. Wholesale AGENTS
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S.W. Fcss In Yankee Blade
70 tel ~ mxn is % an 90
II rxEth too hard fer ne
"a . tire Way the critters grow.
That makes them What they he.
only Say the reason Wy
=, many men Is al awry.
An fail Of iRp<rsecfson.
Aslmply iusf because they can't
Git any other kind Of slant
fasr SAINT In tAef direction
.!o not t-y to make Il plain
Wy men are proud or meek.
OF with mighty sweep er hrasn
Or vast exp4nse er cheek.
= y enolsA for me to know
IL u the way the critters grow.
IA every town an section.
There Il same Poser that gives q cant.
Some mighty skid thai makes the n
slant
Al slant in thes direction.
An. don't blame men oyerznreh
An on their vices rant.
I'll look up their traits an such
TO TN the way they slant:
Ar Won't s1nite 'em nip an tint
Efttsl End the way they pint.
Nor seoll each inpegfeerloD.
4 little eheersty Eli grant,
for men sre bad because they slant
they slant in shef direction
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MA ErTsooeAL PaEIsH.--The Episeo-
pailans. who are eudeavoring 20 establish
another church parish In seattle, are meet
Ing with success. A very liberal sEm has
been subscribed 10 the support OF the eler-
gyma1. Permanent organization will no
douhs he ssson effected and church that
the builasrs say win be an ornament 10
the city will be erected. II il predicted
that by June Isl the corner stone of the
new eaarrh will DC laid with appropriate
k.zr4rssanf.s<
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SEATTLE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Experimental Trips VIII Re Made
Inside OF Ten Days

The work OF stretching the wire which is
to carry the electric current to move the
cars of the Seattle Electric Street Railway
is being rapidly pushed, aud a completion
may be looked form q few days. The wire
Is placed In position from an elevated plat
form located on hat car. The work is
being done in the fnost substantial man,
ner. and those who have seen other eleE
tgie roads Ia operation, claim that thi16ne
viii work successfully. as II is bttfIn the
nest solid manner. out OF the best niateri-
ais obtainable. Eader such eonditio MS II
ean scarcely fail 20 work successfully from
the start
In conversation with Secretary Kill
bourne yesterday IL was learned that elec-
tric cars will be making experimental
announcement has been made before, but
the lapse of that time is expected TO see
the prediction verified.
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Our spring goods like migratory birds wing
while already here They coming daily keeping
with the expect cuckoo 10 vie Win
the nightingale he expected attractive
lines early The eackoo
they
departments daily gadenns the whom
winter shades and styles monoonous
dreary Join please and take OF the very
latest imporfatons.
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Muslin underwear sale for few days
only. Latour L Co.
1889 style Laces. Chester Cleary.
New white Dress Goods Chester Cleary
Carpets carpets. carpets, carpets. 275
rolls arrived from the East yesterday. in
Tapestries. Body Brussels. Nelyefs and
Ingrains Prices lower than ever before.
Toklas, singerman & Co.
New Hosiery. Chester Cleary.
i2axc full finished imported ladies Hose.
Chester Cieary.
Chemises and drawers at 2sc, soc, Soc
worth double. Latour & Co.
We are the leaders of low cash prices
Chester Cleary.
New 1859 style Buttons. Chester Cieary.
Children's and infants lace embroidered
bonnets Just In. Fine values at sc and aee
each. T0kias, Slngerman < Co.
81 heavy white Spreads, large size.
Chester Clsary.
New Iong-handle Parasols. 1852 styles.
Immense line. Chester ciesry.
Ask 10 see the Gem Suits. oar styles.
Dress Goods department. No two alike.
Chester Cleary-
Nightgowns, good muslin, nicely en-
brosdeFe.i, Al sc. Lsiour & Co.
spring. Issa. STYLES Combination Dress
Goods, Just opened. Chester cleary.
- lew G6Azkf l8tAr5a2k d[t4t tx a<En
saissl. We s1ere the direct importers.
Not TO be found elsewhere. Chester Cicary.
Oar new stock OF ladies ribbed BaIbrig-
gan vests ~ soc each Toklas. singerman
& co.
High novelties Dress Fabrics. Under
Cur new connections we are the largest
i'm poriers- Chester Cieary.
Our big Store In Tacoma and cur gigantic
bsssiness In seattle places us on the list xs
the biggest buyers We get al she dis
eoanfs- No lots are too large for us; that
il why we HnderseM the general mer-
chaEdise stores. Chesser Clesry.
Fine corset covers o. Sc L&four & Co
New silk Lastefs. iss9 shades Chester
Cleary-
Sew HsnrfetsAs. lsss colorings. Chester
Cleery.
Ladies aprons IN - styles a. prices rang
ing from &c gp. Ioklas. ssngeruan Co
New Fancy Ribbons, iSsg styles caester
cleary.
A big purchases So. 0ao worth OF Hosiery
All the new novelties, lisa ssysssx- O0s
prices are right Chester Cieayy.
Try our new kid gloves warranted the
s-ss; gscye Ia the city. Al 81 - LafoaS 4
co
Oar big purchase Of Table Linens, Towels
and NAPKINS arrived. We are the si-afy 81
rect importers Chester Cseary.
fee DxmAsE sll-lineu towels chessel
Clesry.
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THE GUARANTEES LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS BANK.

Yesler- Leary bsiilding, Mil street onp0-
site Commercial street receives deposits in
any amount and allows interest thereon.
Board of trustees: Leigh ;. ], Hunt, Thorn
Iawman, George III. Hetlhron. David n.
Baxter. and Vim. Fighter Fisher. Bank
open daily from a m 90 p. rn.; safnr-
days a IN. 20 p. M. and p. II. 90 8 p. m.
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The city authorities OF Paris reserve
the right of purchase of the electric
lighting plants for city lighting any
period after the first 10 years of the
concession of the privileges.
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First. we. ask The ladies'
TO visit the Dress Goods
Department. Here we
have a few French combi-
nation suits in the very lat
est tints, making an exquis-
itely handsome street cos
tune. Combinations are
still persistently favored by
fashion, and with all those
who bow the knee at this
shrine, we do our utmost to
gain favor by a rigid obser.
vance of the rule to keep in
stock just what is stylish
and new.
Then. again, We ask you
to catch hold of a piece of
that rich Creme de la
Creme cloth. How soft
the finish. how pleasing the
tints, and what a rich APP
pearance it has got We
won't quote prices. Come
and see,
That Sebastapol cloth. in
new and elegant shades, at
75c per yard, is the very
best value on the Pacific
Coast to-day. We ourselves
cannot duplicate this line
when it is exhausted, and it
is unobtainable at any other
house.
Our handsome Madonna
cloth makes an elegant
walking dress, just the thing
for this season. Never mind
about your complexion. We
can suit you, as We have it
in all shades.
Next week we will have
our new Colored Alpacas
on display. besides an en-
tirely new line of Silks and
Black Goods.
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Immediate symptoms nj dyspepsia
y t}esssfou are distressing sense az
sSlsNts oisfNsSte8 and fGlBssS IN the
sseta ~. acsffe9rn. flkS ~ appetite. foul
SsssfhH t~iclsag, fatuiescY. NAUSEA psins
=, - he aAotitsfk asia hressis ~. Eealsy,s
exon Tonic promotes healthy dixVs-
-. sssA rsmoves 81 unhealthy sympsomx
49, = NEewagt q Holmes Dreg Ce. whole.
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POSITIVELY RETIRING FROM BUs1-
NES@

have disposed of my store fixtures.
tools and material and am obliged To give
possession Of the store by the 10Th of this
month. We stu have q large amount of
goods 10 dispose OF. You must cali early
Ia order to get the benefit of This great
slaughter sale a. II win positively close by
the above date. Auction every evening at :
p. m l. T. SMITH Il SON, Tus Front street.
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NOT ON THE eaILows ykr.
freaerish's Given Another chance
on Apueat,

me supreme court hss refused % dis.
niss The appeal 0i Frederick. eondessne
70 des'A foF she murder Of ScherheEang. on
tAe Grant str - bridge, nearly two wears
\ So ms hT1gAteHs FredeYfch's chances
~ ~ : new trial ana II he survives the aghs
siia sseoss destined IA live nntii bis
4ashFst death comes, watching his counsel
~ aiS ease 0a gosszuaer threads and
se1 haieai gsgze werk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-10

Az UNFORTUNATE AIHER.-The case os
Louis Panehary an armies Austrian is
worthy of the attention of the charitable
Some three years since Panehary. who il
about 80 years of age, was working in the
Lake superior iron mines Through an
accident in which ear figured one arm
was cut completely OFF aud the other was
broken The broken arm was subsequently,
ampntatsied The left arm is cut of be-
low the elbow and the right just below the
shoulder. The poor fellow has hooks
fastened to the stumps and with these he
dresses himself and performs other ike
officers. The company In whose employ
Panehary was when the accident occurred
cruelty refused TO assist him aud he was
compelled 20 face the world in sadly Grip
pied e9nditien and without relatives or
friends In this country 10 assist him. His
par. nfs reside in Austria. Finally he
begged his way Yves and since his arrival
in this ely chsritahly disposed lady has
been paying his board and lodging. but is
not able To do this much longer. Panchary
wishes 10 raise money enough TO purchase
pair 81 artificial arms and To open small
fruit and candy stand. II this much Is
done for him he feels satisfied that he can
make his own living, which he greatly
pre- ers TO accepting charity. Those who
desire % give something toward helping
this poor man can leave their contributions
with Chief OF Police Mitchell IL is GER
tainly a case worthy OF sympathy and help