The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
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also tie asternegs for both ssss pz-ises.
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ne AeoksaeE EaiisY. ne1E sazfeoza.
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iHso the yasrrAae 81 fs4e sefs soasv Iue. 81
settler Nzlh large mercantile ATfl- Tbs
boat wzs pat - eharxs 81 Gaptaiss bagF.e.
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Arctic 8cean- lie arrived ia TIE Af@tse
IN IaiY 1871 ss.a during she saEansesss
cruising wxa yexy nDsAeeegsfai. uez cA.esz-
inr q ssaase whase. 70 aasSls ap the nn-
fortunate exason. the mo xss eosss-
Esetsiy wFeeKea ia stogm ard the t1sN
east rpo0 TIE shores 81 frixsd island
Here they cora Hssaced whAiing again, hzE-
ing sayesi tseir stofes, asagaaaies0n. tooss.
ETC. and were - sscessstst fass ~ the esd
a another seesSa they had cagsarsd
fwsfve mhales ard laany xalFases and
seas, and fhelr PROFITS amountsa 20 exeF
50 90. 4aysasa Bayne's colony vas
obliged 90 stay in tie Arctic regions
gaiA last summer. wbsa skey
wefe taken 81 ard brought
10 Haa FTaacsseo b. tie steamer William
Lewis. Tie share Of The proffs coming %
tie captain amounted to about 81 Hsgs
eapsesn BAyae left atones Tor Puget sound,
sseFe be arrived Octoiser y jass four dass
after the nz4Trlags ii bis wife 10 sngtseT
nAa. 8lsssans !. Faf6es whose bs hEa left
II ebarge q. ths ranch whsn hs started on
his long journey. three years before.
Ne tYat lsagnsd of the unfostanass state
al affairs ifon his fzsisef-sm-lass. Rev. Van
deventef. ho formerly and for asaay yeas
held a rasseFAse 81 hemf. Ia King county
hss1 Nho now Feefses Il Nsnnemucca. New
Captain hayas eaHse 10 Seattle and placed
bis case ia tie hapds of Judge Roger =
Greene. The tao thea slagtel for WHAT
com. aapfasa Bayse going under al A.
ssned aasae 10 ortier to learn al be could
81 the condition o. affairs nitkoat being
hSmsNiG known- Here he aaw his Ghiidrea
and alters ards naet hss wile
s warrant vas also sworn out for the
arrest a William FoFbes bas up 20 lie
present Nfne il has not been served. II
saasges Ferries alth 50 lisesy
Forbes Vas iouna q Ire enciente
ant il about 10 be conaasti ~he insssGs
that she u more 70 blame shan Foracs IA
tbs uanappY haison, bat tlis statement i
denied 81 Nhatcom county men who are
acquainted with the fsets. Ihey say ~.
3 year ego Mrs. Bayne hsars<~,s =.
port from san Fgaacise ~.
effect that Captain HssE. - a.s1
Forbes als'' heaTsi ths ys.,,rt AMI nsed i %
induce Mrs. Rav.z : -, 49,, rae
stoatly raeassd ~ 10. bu. re-
-. .-s slortuaieies hy Fosises finally sue.
. ia breaking her determination.
:, be family will leave this morning Tor
OFT Townsend. whsee the children VIII he
placed IN school Sheriff Curtis. at What
eom county. came dgwn with the children.
having bean appointed b. Judge Winn as
their custodian Until the matter Is settled.