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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-12
sfift1stGS

u vas through Sidewalk trap as,~i by
Uti " b .Hiti9s HTm, and Let bg Haley
81 lstl y "a, tsst isttig Eddy lasicr fsll
Toe Sstsy eFehiaE
The hophvase as Iohn @urnS on the
t'1T auiish. Bfsthi 100 Rounds eT
hops, Nss j rsHea ID nrsafSx nights
sitCe. iess. soc
fbc { ~ Fsi 80 J = HsvWao,i tsuk plser
y'slfuaHy 81 = o'eio '-om his tate ?, -
e"}ss "a saru~f str u The iI'ermcBt
- - 81 NaSsgfte eetuptsrs
Tie Ahvf tff,, is.r contest g. II .sr.-ssirs
stosly Yet rfzy he eNsntsaati.n ~ !
4 kfUt sas Halshsd sud %. a. 1 sais
Able al - I,pf eu the stand
Rollins. M Morrison and " wallare.
wien we're ARR sfet ises.isy sixas tar san-
nirg gsbHeHg Ka1t*> Ga - Ranch and
MIS- um sais'ss. sfe nn, 4 sgrarh u.
gHsa&tr t,tfefs tUflr5 ySetcr0ax
o. ~ NFaes has y, t'onel zee prot AZ.
e'fnrt - sgtfs'tht htm ~ rniWis-ra- r az tkV
sat III Nst,@f.t flturt. = hu ttts ,,.
Awgt1 81 i~aa, e. ttsskts&h : &C sud az
tax a. teiata 81 At5t< geaa,S ~ ut@l -
ssso
~ A Nsrtes 80 arrest = v.>f,,aa,
~ "a 'hf c.sus u al e ~ a. , Nci.,s-s. .h4ts
e. : atm wifh tH- r's.as ~ = - YrF watet,
ysla . 81 s. "a sl ~ tia tear
tWs e. = 90 - sH4 - "a &c ttt.iaf,
80 lt lrtsts oI Sz9 hatk
iieetsse Sc - g as q, YES. "a issue, q 4
49, r"1t'ls aNd',F fsr fe-. t - - h sac
tvsn oo is - 30 td~sru TsvAr sna
Nti = .cs.- s' ~ ffss. Natls.t. 4 e rs.,s.
~ fEkssH. u. sin ~ ia Nrs.
70 So a' = al - ~ NtSs
a la B. ttat ..f SYST is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-12

iwrBty ftsa Tassassnd Cass ~ be
fntptisd Here Thu. Winter.

ssN.s IA. a. ain an x.as., , 49, s,,,,
ar, - -. -. ''-' ~ "'o''
'"e ''H'c 'ie siS' season 'lt's, snid
"h tsais merchant yesft rday 10 a Posi-
lsrELI4G EsCgg.r.porfer.
s.n,,.x tb,, el,-a II ,r,. f,..A f,,;, sass,,
c,n.., ,.,.,.is ,,.,.r....,., .,..,..,,,s o..
"'i" 'o'
'ann'e fruits. &c VA &c
~ ou.s 80 very mat rtal'y. The Seattle
M "ai,s arr i.'i" AZ ins III thclf winter
y" ivaas "a 80 "t oht hsas'es, deai.
cfs tatt's tt'cif ara rs fur isture canned
eS"iN 81 >sa = Ia" 's.".
,oa iitsss . M Sfata4c race ia canned
S"es.N
- Il ti'S Al. - en- nrsumcs shout
F''Hp'as adF ~ Z StH5er sson.
't"a ma u ih tssh IA
w L Ia go . g rs size os the
ts.s ssSt hoi1s'tso t"x'n tsts-anf'-a
All Ttstt a esq, ~ sfFar Oz..st on. u n a
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e-e1-~. 11.e--e-. ~ -. swoeKrN eH3{77Y
- ~-sxs--.-s - - fs-S<~~Ts~.-. - ne
ssss. - s-rss'~-s-~res,z-sai
CW~-.s-s ~z~&x.-s 49, - ( -. srss.
- - - - ssts1..yk'ss a 90 70
- - 49, - .s..sss.s myTss n wrs-
-. 80 s~sa~. - - a. fsy- ~ Pr
- - ss..' s,a.se.-< - szs F-ee Pr~sys
- - - SO 49, v q e>azeas.s
~ 81. sssx
~ ss.szs $500 - - s,ras, ~ fzfe-@ss
.sx - - - y. szsssssss f-essrrs. u 80 he
- $3.50 - -. .rs.-.ssss.sxs sssxts -
80 = = - - $500 setss.s1
So -. - 90 Tsesuax. rsxas $50
s.s - $50 <~..<,sssrssstzss 80 slss ~
-.
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The Qaie.s az yaz ~ ~ Yesterday.
Toe iears Baby rsames her run To
Utsfrsr.
The CITY OF Puetla coaled a; Ngnaimo
issf trip
The " X Aerwia no longer touches at
isCmsnss.
Tn Eliza ABferson has teen taken OF
'hr san Juan stands "a
File > Mon - t.-,l aw@y twenty tons
81 T., ig,'t tef.iay IN ru'us.
t. Ora ErF has fnishtd dischsrgiur
anf a. return a 10 pung.ness
he seam sgk0nt er -j<uaf will leave
SaN IRA cisco for sea Is with fire. ght
Anfu~f ~
be ltglr steamer sirsesa tonk away fully
ten tons ~ lteig sierslAs for Port Or
ciara ps'ints.
The pier btiug bnls out from Baker.
k''ea ( Cas- wharf wiis tee completed
wiihiH cay ~ %.
The s'eRmer NaEima arrived from Pori
= 80 ~ YESTERDAY. ita Is load 81 hay aud
isfd AID lao feet Of iiosr'Bg.
hr vagacr t'arafa arrived at Fort
Towns sH - ss'eioek lat evening. she
vi iesve Sestiis for Aissks this altar
uoau.
The. team a. T. yurstllis. Csp'ain Homes.
-fF.ttd - pore earv yt~teriav nuratus
sol i~Fge issf IF pasei..trs snt - rea.
o. itNiEl .of = attic.
IL laaklrs lsu'titx a. BskVr. Rscan 4
go Nbaf ycs's Fstsy the - auttr lsynEge
So iAip Pee = hs E.. ,tsV'nE in her p,,,t
LEASE 20" f.afaase - noHtiual
Tee &c 8f4tan baShg-.G altnaS' fs,1n
To- ossH-a.sf,s = ~ h- Csnugry vhn9f.
f's fts Hstef ta ave her f,s.ty hy
D. ,, A $50 VIII o. utae t,f -u9
60 -. .s.H
e. tfts- s. .rtlf q. ~ wsr,hua o. ~ ths
81 "7n 9fv't ar- l.sss q ln s.lSfe The bs.i,t-
't'r NHf iUEtsH - snlittl, wsr,sf cnS- are
'"',tf i'..f- = 2 g f.s.ltit,n usss.
the c-'u -a.i.ssalsef IskWe arrived
ifpn ~au yam ssst curing Turs. a. ul4ht
.th toes 80 trt gtt Sic - Is : mar
10 ~ Nc-l,. hatf size ha. sloafa "A.
So 90 &c. ehf lur ,sesana ms T. the
: - ne 'esl tftP los toe pre<elt. in t.p
" l. lia'. fer sieu she anis1sS urtusd-
.us ;. 1909. = ste ssh be tuvned over 20
the q. { y e..
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Hass.yess- Esss-y s.stta q suste cd
--1-@s.st. uaf~F trsst.

bssaVs hate azs sBpsSrtesi ta'1 tae
sEsffeF searaF4oslt tseg<es-Ea t@g eEieers
Ftels rsl~F s9.sFbfsss "a .sss; - tiss, issli 3
sseas isr ASsssss wik jastess - mar eF
sstg1nfF gziler fai Fsrrnb.F. tie ssiii tegaf
"a tAs slEss.staBss - sgBcSsIsslssfss ss-s. aBd
T. - - attest. 81 shat. ye- wheB bC was
est sfsHs r, so Gu Also psesd- H.
visa aFsss lY At~ j 80 ats l.s-s. aEsa - ~ ~
R}se - as5e sd fs-9 fsslse ~ tise I, s. .
50 II ti1s AFT. > gs eFfsrea iiiai =
~ . ~ srs sglifs - u - . 81 It's r. iEN
AID u - s'se p sesssi 10 ~. cseasa sitt
tl4S - clark sIsd bkHts. iaPestivi
Nifs bin. hsF1 skssl 30 a ssparsls'
,Tfh ffse stss Was etF bffsf tss@ s8migss
- 'os,g = fsls EzfTshsr. OF his terri
isis. e sSgia f0s az > ia fne fTng0u 90
Il 8 ~sssi els sso asftzeia 20 ta.g s8isi IA
70 .Fr - Il tos u eyerf juror Nasvl.
aebo wes offered for be d-fynss, ard Dep
utY P.0-sea lax Att0ru y Re 4lon oni,
mad ri. Z ssstefatH Isl Il thr ezse 30 The
JUS. stFIs &c - sking MARTIN
inr fee rfst fsa~ skosad sfs.ss ~ luferes'
80 tie pruese tsgs J,F'g" iisniors4's
at ans Hys eaiHates lefs.re turning siih
50 si.c' os "a ~ a charged asr.in
y 4 arsfass 3 b. srfgts0es 4 taiRv
Ffsax Nor T. sao plea 81 .niify Oh
1spsdas iD sand ssSeeaa was tefits need
g. Tire ssrs Ia tbs T*DitsUiiayY he
FtIT Va "a NAssH = = sssh ah1 som
iaf lee tfsaa II. Mi =. of GILMAN, lssi
II reE8h
A. q. Rutherford. ~ Fall Clty, win b.
tfi i fssAt afssn sfs itiis.tfseI frassauia
fsisa aeaat Weagsou4
CIVIL srfTS.
Hsnfs l. fessef ,ecured = mpofary re
q a MN order sfam the suuft, e. J iuiug
s'Fa ~ sfstfu A 4 iirnus ard e.
q. orkr ?. fTvs AID wife, Ioh' II csbrsdge.
50hH is-e. ~ BARD ate, IL ehjp.uiug
tis. a. fssaI = 3ti4S i. : - pi=c.nk 0b-
sigaei ns,s sPe.' ~ "a fr.snt 81 lots , std 3,
sssTk !. &. = AayNsfs3's t.l-i
d sIi, NJ 85H - : Com 'oFf ". I.ueilz
tos,f Ft. siF al divorce, vs. ne'efr,ri io
E"tcft v, JenulDss. - fepori upon ias
sind facts
is thf slif # tssorge Newell - vs.. Hant
suA II RI caro-. s4sdanli and judgment
wee ,slt ssd res TF0
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i've TINES EaR suResEss
Serieus Accident &c = SaHins-.
EElplaye-
A west seattle s.sss-rwr Crashed
Tee Little Seyp Hart While
~ Pisy.

Al K~avcn. heal s2wser n WsIacs :
s.xm:ss. ~ sss h1ei II Sc osF. EAsi Dr.
IL IL s--s ssss,kea ~ SastiT I,assSssd sts-
s.r..ss .srs rssss.sa 81 s. ocsIs.. allie
xo-x n ssse raj H. US, siAndinS "a
feat 81 Tag siFcl7s2t sap, wsiSa wss ~
sr.,sea. A iarsx S.kss Fad !usE D -
>. x.zs oct sEs 10 csr-ia-e Vas mos ing
ksckurd Tne xcfKrasa tending The
r-sr Of he maEhi1e nsg ~csei 10 remove
Use IA u saved oat sssn enough. and II
~.s esay.s IN she rear Of she hinge saw.
With was revolving wifh :erine spe-i-
TIE t<osrd swuag sish the SAW, aid MAS
thrasa fs.Sw ard ssth terrible force, - tx
ing Kenyoa on the legs below the knees.
He ASS Immediately taken io Seweifs
Isssiging hsscSe. sud telephone message
80 tax el'y broaxhs DE- sesrs IL this s.tie
dft<~n nlnusek lsiSr- An easninsisou Oh
the ii1jxE-sa menixrs reysslsSd . shape
fsassasr of tie .sst lex just I. los The
knee. aid evia fssIia iFssisre OF ti1c Isl.
leg Jas sssnvs- liz aIlsle. Tbs so1ses Of III
g.sh. lee " Fe adj. masg3e~l- bal t-le IN
.usest part of that .eg 1ic nsst rom pare wHE
Ef4st If rns other ig. Shsrh MAS. Ia sae.
words az pr -mxrf, IL aay crashed 10
pieee--" Particles of ar.,kca holss p o.
,rusiesi ami ia. siesa was iearfuliy cat an
W Aistl t1~ btcAA@l "a Z SRAc srt ~
ofse Of zoe aTterirs o. This leg producing u
severe ne msf.ta@ DIR. >mait reduce
bosl frscs ares rs oesg he s0c "a. arss stopf &C
iIss. Gex .E5m he artery Al go o cioSk.
hen d.. caars left she mans pesiss,.e. ne
ssS doing well ~ cs.uI1 DC Exp csed.
Dr- smart saiG sass evening that his
pa'is Lat ~oa pull tar Juga gat.
The iaiar- d man /, sessi - years and hss
oe1n n resident Of hius cunt To- sos Z
true g,a>f. He has ~lfe std family, with
snou le reei is near The mail.
cgpsREp BY ROLLING srOSg
Gust Hi e, sgs,de l@boseF ernp,oyed
b. tae Vast sS2il= improvement {, III
papy, had AIS r1gai les horribly mangies
aud brekea yesterday msraing VIII e AZ
woik on tac roacsay seadi < from tn
iesry 10 Inc Tia eau. lie was luadsng .
art with eas Ia ssfY-a he displaced = n ay
roek ifon lac bauk. This Ioiisa over AT
caught Hisdt leg ssasLsi tbs wheel ii TIL
cart idt MAS brought - the cit, on IT,
5con beat aud tAkess IA Providence hos
pitsi. shtre DIR NJ lard tea,se1 To his
Injuries. Al late hour lssi night lie Va
DUNG vsrJ we'll ana the probability IS Tia
the ieg wall D. saved.
FELL FgeN A rRsx
Hans o. Haase.a, a 10 -yesr-oid boy. was
br ,ag hi To Prov Se4se hospital late Taes
day nisnt fro !. Mukilteo, safiering from
broken leg sustained that morning. H
WAS elm 'sing tree when the liiab broke
Aid he fell {, the grouni breaking his
iiSat leg. The Injuries gvceiye: aaentia.
aud ias- eyen!n. the boy Was doing qui
veil.
CUT HIMSELF IN SCHOOL.
Water Blu lous was quite serious eu
in the temple yesterday morning viii
paying with II knife ia school. sinal
brans of toe temporal srts ~ WAS ses, re-.
and t..e wound Diei pro.usciy. llT-.
Euionds and willard attended t. e boys
iuJuriss aid he Wa. taken /, III, ia,@tr's
90
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DEATH OF G ~. KELLuGG.
Fen Miles af Rats hscei~ed f,r the
CORNWALL Read

wHarcos, SPIT ii.-Whsiet'm comfy
mourns the death OF Charles NJ Kellogg.
recent y Nominated ~ the Republican,
tnfise for this district he died a. o'clo.k
+ moEutRs, ffo,a diabetes, ~ grnvafs,i by
cold, x@lts Bisn5 aGd exposure si The Malls
Va - convention. He WAS A. years old
and wss hi1hly homo 81 sud ieSyes a
widow and foaI children His death leaves
y Ssesnev on tie s>epa IS an ucket. TIE,
ia tai takes place 4 morrow. us,gIt-r the
stissss, - III The u A. * ograrizasioa
catp spartan srriye3 tfstin set francis &,
tsosy siih ten miles oS i on t.lr tne Corn
vel Faalroasi, an ! three miles ~ pipe for
ihe Water works now beng built az Corn
wslt. The c'0p.ny let the contrsel
scSeat3 & Peters 20 grade seven mites of
the Fat 5rosd towards so..ksaek river. L, h..
Zone IA ninety dsys ready for The irer Il.
Jones LAWS Their & god c-ai nut On th,,
line. The road has peaty ~ timber.
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a prnes suand "a pay esasax- His SO
1879 3 lotssr.~s o. lsre r. grgEs a setf
so~d nsa a sx@zfy-ssc s~Axs essSrssrse.
fsrsa~ ~ ~ o-shs src 'as~ly Ssss-stE -
Nth The Ersxxo. asiwxakae s - fAsi
EaisIu<t eE pA1y
csltsseH HrsRxz vss .sssnse cha gE 81 ne
oface iErxCl&.eSy.
MIR Hs7sfszx aeco- ps=S@<s by hss
vsfe. 20 s~rTy.d ts-e q f~w sszys ssus~
fnusz s'h.sxo, VIII 80 I'D vsstsTSs rs
sssws ssss. wh~a n All eater aFs11 the
1nt - Of ais a Zee
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REAL EsTAr. TRANSFERS.
DssdA Recorded 81 the Audit r.,
bffice Yesterday.

office Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l.
Isss, Ia date arc xlo.24Is.o2j There wcr.
died Tor record yesterday 36 deeds. tht
considerations aggregsting i5l ,6a6 o.. al
average III si.4S5 Follow, nc is the lis,
As furnished ny osborue, Tremper 4 Co.
abstract frs OF title:
IL. L. YES es 10 X. Spahr, 96xl20 feet or
Mil str ct, $50
West stat,ie Land and Improvement
Company ID A l., &. ming, lOt D. blk 30
sesplsd plat West :. a. ie bv IS st "a at.le
Land aud Improvement Company, 500.
Meet sesiiie l-aa as.d Improvement
company 10 ;. j. Jennings. lots ~ AND II .
bsk "A. second plat wesl Seattle by West
~s'tie Land AMI impruy, meni om,sny.
SLIGO.
n. y X uppen berg 20 William Burdiek
undia lot ;, ok 5. Yeslsrs ..cond add. 81
III. II. Jones 10 y. . Smi b, los ~, - aud
80, nix /, Ross frs add, SJya
j. X. Bothseil toe. r. Evwman. 81 lot 6.
blk 5, Masnards, Ell
ID .. smith 10 v. II Jones, lot IL. blk
Ross first add, 500
uni'e'i States IA N. NJ. Wright, nwl. vi
sec -, Up 20. ., pateat.
\. l. blhan 70 W. Iotka. VI. lots am
:, tiA ~. Be.iss heirs second ada s ,,op
u. A. uates ct al, To A Jones, lott a and
$50 '>'''''''
ii. X. Boynton 10 J. o Reed. lot Is. blk
I, wbtte ~ Manning. 49,
". ID. smith u n. X Wilson, lot 1. biz
Is, Blu ke s. CO.. 4 add 81
Northern Pacific rsil-ua.i "a N Carr lot.
l. ) ana l., sec -, tp =, re, slSl ~
United states 10 NJ. Cara, lot >, see If. In
-. Z. So -
untc - ties to ii. Carr. 10, :. SEC -, -
-, 70, $ie.l2
Cnli, q st.,ie. To ". Carr, lot I. vi, ST.,
aha stss :" =. { ~. -. -, ., sii u.
" oaiA "a r. = CIR, J 10 acre. j.,
NlarA tumes'eNr.s ~.
Ma ~ t. J, " oa!lpuse e. al. 10,
IL hk =, ID aus, So.
W. ! Jennings e. J. A. G3ald. !. mel.
~ /, H. 80. d. ~ 100.
IL. C.ssW' !! IA h. +. Niese:s. lois : ard
:, Ia -. aA, IL ri's ada s5,0J
Net cssttie Lauii aad ImGrayc,neut
''''ihpapy ~ ;. &. sdans, lots .4r,s~ tlk.
:, aFsi !4tst Vest sea- ie, b, Vet ga T..
!. q improv ineit t;o,npsny. s.. o.
v" Arah 80 J. ) rt u, A., OTIS aud
:, lS ~ tesii' rs ada silva
Wei C'-sst lmpr,s eDent Compsnv f.,
AID, sl5e. Nh
we-t Coast improvement Compare to
u N 6r'ti'hs, ivt ), bk 10, uilscan PARK
6. / Kennedy to W. II. Iugraham. lots
y a q
bufkes sc s'ud sue, si.l0d
tuitsd states 81 America 10 J. A. Nan
asi.eil, nwt sc IL, ~ y, 3. Sl2
1aason to + Noodle, lots and ., blk
/, Jsuson'. add. s~S.Ss
4 smith u j. +. b. Marshall, lot S. blk ID.
Be Is fourth add, xn,2U
Bruadws Investinvnt Cnmpsuy tosI
bos man, lot ,, b :. highlanas add, sta'
n >chinsS tn Z. Br,oks, .ot 4. blk 9, Eat
EN- Adj. $50.
{. r. Ihspin 10 c Ws'tias. lots -. "A
and -. Blk 81, ingirwoo1 81
A. A. Dsiily 20 X. Lon, lot g. blk y, Bella
heirs tiF-t add. 5000
IL L. fess'-r 10 Washington Central Ian.
Frosrn.e ut Company, lot II. blk II: lot 2
=, Yes ers iirs, add To- Kent, S7so.
Washington Centra! Improve IN. 1T Coz
pony "a r. ,. Berger, lots /. :, 4. - u
-, 3 sni -. hik 5. 81 go
=. kuiie 10 =. HaniorI, lut7, hlk ~. u
l. Denny aid s. go
W. else 10 ". q. Came. lots tos. bIk
Z, steel Wo,ks aid. 500
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rax LINE To CANADA
verb, tsg she susv~y ift~ea Hii~s
~ Eass GrAsfS-

As engine rsEx party. ri NJ. hEs a
Hal N3srse~ - chssge. ixfF tNe cts .rszev-
si&s =. oy@r sa< ssrw-y Of tie sorttss ~
hr&zea sss 1hs SesaAss. LAKE sso-s a ST
err raj wy IL - pFofseb.e Esas s<slsAs
nass,or e a1xsS ssay tx sasdS X tie line a.
srSga ssxs.y s.<.st--etsd- IN tact. there ws-'f
t~srrEess- - ne lesz ass3eS 1ssS; Dyed - ise
Or, sFA3 - e~ss3.- xizeEser sosns OF ss.e
SIX zEu,- re a0ae zs4sN.
,st1.~f E.-rsss. sar l-issff. " no Il in chsrSe
a; fss~- s~ssssz ssesi.l u sse rz-sE, says fRsf
sa~ 6vx snssxs = = ssiy essnsssct q hsr ~Ia
- {. IA So I'd Sy SSssensss<r- hss-'sssf
he's as- Il TEA Rats tt.st say st pissses.
.sss.s s,Is E<sss al os.s<- After t5ai coasv- .
.sr~scas 81 soxtsEr! rs4E.Fs4E sgrak oesa
.. sss..ssax. ne IL srifg Il ~ Ersce-
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The fikESEss TOURNAMENT. - The
hoox assi I.a0tr eonapaa and toe ho~e
team when are 4 eorap-fe III the Ere
Taesl'. t4arasIaent az tacoma ntxt week
VII l-xge hese Monday nsor9ing Tor
Ia '..sss. al tis- frcsaen ia the city, bath
pAsi and VI. uni er. take + ma ksSt interest
IA lBe aEsit "a If Acissasia wi1 attend
the a. IN a. fi.e Grs E.sSa nIess. ia e5nven
ton. when nc ssls al paper EMIT ed
"F.re Lss8it :" shicA be - preparing.
Assistant Ghlef human xiii sfteBl ts4e Jay
has the ~ Ei.i= ish,s a.si ladder funfsSs
c APP Is. as lse y Illctagtr og IT. Ex-
c4fs.o ar.- 10 be fna 10 TasnfEa each day
OF iae sialee. sad tlss Puget suanu shore
A. viii >. II lie kers 10 Tacoma a.sa r,iSsn
a. one aud ONT 4 h fare faIa tire 4ish To
are lisa OF the month, god ~ Return
"A ftt4ssa a FrAsg&sAf si.. Il :sess.
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hts .,na MI AiLLED.
Arssa~ns Ga . f~smstsr at Chri.re-
ph.f's Yestsrdsy.

Mr. Wis WIS &c islsntaliy killed ~
cbrislo,hsr's. near Slaughter, at II o'elae :
y.ste rssas Fs.arniEg H.. a. naming rail-
fsas 4 ties Il asa tEle fiaT he.it.d the Eaiii,
- 81. tte ro-a OF me Wagon bg-se, 'hru y
ssas (. "a e asia u.sdsr ;ts the Eiud Wheels,
u E.isssa tassed oser ms bs-1y, sufictias
tIsss TAI iLtarse~
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a DEsiRAsLg Ne ,

4 DEstgAsLs Ne ScoAER.-Mr. and Mrs
J. K. Left. r, recent, frn,a S.,oSaas Falls.
left The city yesterday 0n visit o: few
days 10 tsc.oris. On Tnesdsy last Mr..
LeiiiSr garehas- Il seyen loss adjace nj 10
-srh other Bear Iesaer avenue, and on the
evening os that cay let II conirac for the
bniidipg q. hands pme residence thereon
Al the lots are 10 be iuciu i, d la his home
suFruanGiEss
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ETHICS or PoLlTscs-e hen Judge John
Z. Hoyt excused himself from speaking at
III Republican rally Monday evening he
id not decline on the around that il
.,uid D. improper for candidate for he
supreme benrn 10 take part in the ia
prigI. Mr.. Ill iyt To - that while IL would
b. ont Of pisee for him, as n candidate for
ihzf exaiEs'1 ro ion, is Ilaagr to The
SIGHT a. q bit par lssr. he IS Ict debarf Ell
from prt ssiI.g ais views on the gseat
iri ciples nos 1T - ue, and his V ice VIII
., h arr ~ rutlis meet ngs Gu ing the
Struggle low pbding.
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PRICES To BE ADVANCED.
Cnter the frsuehise granted ]. NJ
Thompson and his associates for a cable
-ead out Madison street, work must b.
oommea ed before September Is. Notice
Is hereby given that prices will be ad.
vauced 10 per cent ten days after actual
work is commenced
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Hon "A uei :. Cox was ire Lass ~ The
c,atg' essi'a- IA who voted for the admission
oi uFs gan Hs a stale. February 4. lisa
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Caaf.es ssrahouor. Prince Of Monaco
frAnce, died vest ray.
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through Pullman vestibIlle,i sleepprs
ana dining saf-; sls.l latest improved t.ur.
Isl sis. fsers tardsla b to ahe Eat Via Norln
street. boston beck.
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RentOIl Addition

Hon. C. H.. Hanfora. chief justice of
Washing ton territory. 60
Mr.. Leigh s. J. Hunt, proprietor Of tbe
posf-I5tsi igencer. tSl
Mr.. ". Z. Bailey, proprietor of the Even
ing Press. 10
T. NJ. Reed. Jr., register of the United
5tstes and Office 60
Mr. W e. Forresr, county auditor. u)
Prosecuting Attorney Ne~iin- CO
Mr.. F. W. Holbruok, gem IA, manager Of
the sea tie. Lake Shore 4 Eastern Railroad
company. %
Ex.Proseeu.ing Attorney Roasld. ID
Mr.. Er.si J. Grant, associate editor of the
Observation-Disclosures. ca
Mr.. s. r Frazier. editor n.chies OF the
Evcaine Press. (ll
NJ. Joan A. Sleicher, .siftnr iu-chief OF
Frank Lrslie's illustrated Ne~spsper. 90
Mr.. Edgar 3. Piper, city editor If In.
Poss-.nte liseneer. CO
Mr.. Jerome Cattin. tD
King Counfy Iayest;nenf Com;any. go
Mss ". Louise Buns. of MINNEAPOLIS. a.
Mr.. J. A. Para, Of Dexter Ho.ton & Coz
ssrk ~
Nj. J. l.. 8 hnitx. OF Dexter Horton &
los bank. ~
Mr.. W. O. Came, Of g. 4. Miller 4 Co.'S
AT. "a
Mrs AIMS May Russell
~. S'.sert Abernethy. f2)
Mr.. naa'vl Warner. I'd
DIR. Clarence A. Holmes %
ar. H. N. Bennett. ID
Mr.. II. A. Frederick. ID
Mr., ID. * Howard. {2)
Mrs. A,i,ie NJ. smith. %
Iii. II. A. Bauer. ID
Mr.. X. {, Westermaa (2,
Mr.. George Z. Budlong [2l
Mr.. K. n. Crawford. "a
Mr. Jol A. Ware. co
DR.. Z. 5. Merrill %
Mr. Frank e. W~re. 81
Ms l. J. o'Fsrreli. %
Mr.. a. Sharpe. ID
AIRS. Caroline Baker Stevens a.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Crawford. %
MT. B. a. Roberts. "a
Messrs- 1ssae sud H. bingham. ul
Yrs. Martha George. I'd
Miss Ida Carter. ID
Mr.. ]. II. { Lockwood ID
Mr.. I. A. Galr,tt %
DR.. David r. Bowman ~
Mr.. James q. Gillies. CD
Mr.. George Hac,ig. %
Mr.. u Faik. ID
Mr.. Alexander Duncan. ~
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4 NAN IS KNOWN
by THE
Company He Keeps.
Uzty@.d@Gmopst

Take considerable pride in presenting the
following list OF hous tide purchasers OF
lots in
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CUT HIMSELF IN SCHOOL.

Water Blu lous was quite serious eu
in the temple yesterday morning VIII
pay i,ig with Il knife ia school s,nal
hrans of toe temporsl artery WAS SCI, re,.
and t..e Wound Died pro.uscit. lsT-
kuionds and Willard atl,uded L. e bows
iujuri,s AID he Wa. taken l., ri, ia,.trs
al, ..g
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NO ONE AT THE THROTTLE.

a Runaway Engine FIies s~hrieking Over
the baltimore and Ohio Rails.
From the Baltimore Herald.
What NIGH have been n serious acci-
debt, involving the loss of several lives
and Of thousands of dollars, was averted
by the presence of mind of Engineer Sam
ucl Leblanc Of the Baltimore and Ohio
yard engine :i21 and "a switctTnan on the
same road at Canton yesterday morning
about ND o'clock.
The engine, i'm charge of Mr.. Leblanc
with George Reynolds, fireman, was COM
Junction, headed for Can,on. As il
reached the main track "a freight train
running at u rapid rate of speed struck
wide open and disarr anging the reverse
lever. The fireman was hurled To the
side OF the track and the REGULATOR sho
erred from the shock he received. and with
rare presence of mind grabbed the
whistle. tied IL down, and will "a swift
glance about for "a soft spot to fall leapeL
from the s~wift-inoving engine INTO "a mud
bank.
On sped the yard engine. it's warming
whistle blowing shrill and warning every
one to be on the lookout. I~arCnlaster IL.
Canton, two and "a half miles away, to
switch the rnnawaw engine where IL would
do the least damage. The agile switch
man at that point was ready, and as No.
:2l hove i'm sight she was turned from the
main track tn IA switch on which were sew
cral box cars. The machine hit the first
car hard enough to- convert il into "a mass
of splintcrs. The trucks of the deniol-
ished car were jammed under u car
ahead, and The latter was raised Oh its
end.
While thejn ,uiiing engine and the up
right box car WAS struggling for the right
of way an employee mounted the engine
and shut oil the steam. The presence of
mind displayed i'm turning the Inaway
from the main track saved the Ferry slip,
for which :s21 was making II bee line. Had
il reached that point the slip would have
been carried away. and the engine with n
number Of cars which were standing OH
the main track would have hecu smashed
to pieces and gone
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He Had Enough.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
First Britisher tat a Gladstonean meet
inYD-what's the matter. Jem; you don't
seem to he very enthusiastic for home
rule?
Second Britisher-No, William, I amt;
that's IA fact. You see I've been married
nigh on to forty years.