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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-14
THE TRADES UNIONS.
Readiagroom Ready November i-Forn
ing New ORGANIZATIONS.

hfaui1SrODln Ready November t-f OTin-
ing New Organizations.
The trades unions OF Seattle, especially
the Carpenters L MON. are all in a most
tiourishing condition. both in point of
numbers and financially. The reading
room which the Carpenters Union, aided
by other labor organizations, is fitting up
in the Jackson building on Third and Sen.
eca streets, will not be opened until Novem-
Der l. A ball is to be given by the wielders
of the hammer and saw on October 25, for
the benefit of the readingroom. The mat
ter is in the hands OF the following commit
tee on arrangements: TT. McCorry, T.. T.
French and y. y. Swenson. q
The boiler makers of the 4ty are talking
OF forming union. There are quite a
number OF mechanics here working at the
trade. and a union with ali boiler makers
on its charter roll would start out we'll
The carpenters have been doing some
good work for the 9-hour per day rule in
West Seattle There are twenty-five build
ings going up there al present Two weeks
ago there was only one 9-hour contract
over there. and now there is not single
lo-hour contract.
Delegates from the various unions in the
building trades met Thursday evening at
the mechanics readingroom. for the pur-
pose of forming building trades council,
with the objects OF mutual protection, and
TO cultivate more fraternal feeling among
the different trades. Temporary organiza-
ton was first effected. The project was
fully discussed. and a committee consisting
OF one delegate from each union was APP
pointed 10 draft constitution and bylaws
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THE NEW FIHEBOAT.
II viii Throw stream That VIII Tear
Down Brick Wall.

The fireboat which Seattle will have as.
soon a. it can be constructed will be ofsHf
the nautical wonders of the coast She is
to throw two solid finch streams of water,
and the range of these streams will be at
least eco feet-solid water, not sprav.
It's asserted that with this immense fire
engine tremen can bore through the CORFU
gated iron buildings along shore. or the
heavy brick structures along Front street
with ease, just a. miners in the mountains
bore into and wash down The face of solid
cliffs with streams carried down the noun
tain sides.
To fully eompr ehend the power of one of
these streams il should lie remembered
that it is from eight to twelve times as
large III cross-sections as the streams from
ordinary fre-engines, such as those in use
IN the Seattle ire department. while the
nozzle velocity is many times greater. The
efficiency of such a stream is probably
twenty-five times as great as the stream
from an ordinary engine The boat win
flood out fire that has enveloped whole
block a. with deluee, anywhere within
1000 feet OF the water front.
Plans and specifications for the boat will
probably be received by Mayor Moran
from New York sometime next week. The
contract for us construction will be let i'm
meliately thereafter.
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sim Awaiting an Answer.

The body OF Joseph Garne,t who died
suddenly III the Glencoe house SUNDAY
morning, is still held al Cross & Cos.
Nothing new concerning him outside OF
the fact that be was quite i'll when he came
to the Glencoe house several Gavs before
and very close To death when DIR. Arm.
strong was called to see him FRIDAY. has
been learned. 4 reply is expec,eA today
from Seymour, Greggs & Lockwood. law
yers OF Tacoma. who are supposed to know
Who the deceased is, 10 whom pr. Smart
wr0te Saturday
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Fred l.. Cantin. who has been confined
to his bed in Providence hospital for three
weeks past, suffering from typhoid fever.
was at the point OF death last night. He
rallied Yesterday morning, but at II -
O'Clock had hemorrhage from the bowels,
losing nearly q gallon of blood. After that
he began 70 sink rapidly and his attend
ants look for his death at any moment.
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Buried In Masonic Cemetery.

The funeral of Henry Burton took place
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from,
bonny Il stewards. IL Wa attended by
Queen City lodge No ~. Knights Of
Pyihias and Seattle division No. 1. Uniform,
Rank Knights OF Pythjas. OF which organi.
cations the deceased was a member. SER
vices consisting OF q prayer By Rev. George
tlicaet, and the singing OF hymn by Mr..
Humrheries, were held II the undertaking
p4Flors. At the grave The regular burial
service Of The knights OF Pyth.as was con
1refaE
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Their Fl.g. at naIf.,ra.t.

he ianeTal o. Ms + zaleth Parker.
who died Saturday. will take place ,ornor.
70" afternoon al 1 O'Clock from the family
residence. Captain Parker, father Of the
deceased, vii arrive here tonight. All Of
ihe ships in the harboT ;loated their farz
II haif-mast Yesterday ca, OF respec: %
the memory O. the deceased
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Taru 81 Pullman vessi hg. 81 slesys-4 a.t .rs,..
lNe rars: also atesE Improved tourists egY.s !,
Jaf14sa . Tie E4<- sla Northern Psegrr 49,
FVs2- o-acs, rs secga2 street. soston a.ock-
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Raid upen cannt@rfell.r..

DAYTON. o.. July is.-capsain
Abbot and seven other secret service
men this marning made a descent on
the United States hotel tn capture a
gang OF eoantertriterS. Officer Dom
nell was woansied twice. hus not ta-
tally. An escaping eounterseiser WAS
shot Ia the side. bat the esieat OF his
injury IL not known. Two Garrett
sacks of cotinserteit ten-iollar bills
have been found and the search Is not
ended. The hotel belongs TO Nelson
briggs, an aged and noted counter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

nxxvrK. JAY is.-The Denver 4
South Park roAi vas sold late last
night at a United States marshal
sale, under the foreclosure OF 4 mort
gage held by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company for 100000, and a
mortgage OF Sf,sts,yn0 held by the
New York Central Trust Company.
The road al purchased by Messrs.
Tappen, HoIlister and Feeiand, repre-
sentlng the old stockholders, for
$3,sse.ts0 IL Is understood that the
road will be under the management OF
the Union Pacific.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

gssEs July iNH i sanaanaes.
saAt a. eaes&l dinaes Sill I. xvsa ty
President Nsgaos Ca JaIy = 50 tie
siag eg 1sssxe TIE announcement:
has cSsssSs a anSas ~ 81 pagltez !.
csaas
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TRIBE Tragedy.

N~oVSesresS. q, July iS-TAis
morning the deal h%aiies 81 Mrs. John
MeGregas and tao chigirrn were dis
covered ia tea iHehes ~ water in a
smail creek near here The woman
first drowned The children assd then
herself. He EhgSbaal left her destI-
tEtse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

WA~safSsFuS July IL Tile paSsuAas-
Ter general tssiay opened proposals Ter
furnishing the rostoiace department
with postal earls for the four wears
beginning October | Hext Twelve
bids shoNing a material reduction in
price from The present contract, we're
fhfafnxx%
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AK s&atE ara l&1si@ ~ h<esxn IL anx
assss @e8 y saa - e. ~ srses 80
tASGs Eregs tAsSEfx sAsasA kxee . 49,
~ sFatAe8s ~~~1GT IN fas hasssc ! an
SHsfs soTtk ss wsxhs n xs4 ~
E&FEss sails. ASzss<s s4z ssss~ xua skfa
tfses~@ SD AF r. = zrt a slaIas<s gssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

sagfka. jaly fsA tssasee Ia q
planing uss3 sspassi this morning
ksissng 1eaersca kinR. The e~rsesnes.
a sstays7 asa FFra lkasf The entire
halhtsnS was wFseksa. Tee lsss Is
staWa
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WNssaSaveS. Jaly isir Julian
f~&ancefase. the British minister i,
the Nn:tHi Stats sails from Nax
Nsfk ea she EtrsFlk Tor Engiaud he
ss0 rrssEn - " sShinssen IN netat.r,
bringing hts Esnsily wsth hia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
BoLD KaDEL JUNuL.
He Says He Has Been Sent 10 Con-
quer the world.

LospoS, July is.-ln the house of
commons this afternoon stanhope
read the reply of Sadel Jnnul, the
dervish leader in Egypt. 10 the de-
mand Of General Grenfel for his ar
render. Nadei Junui said: "Your
force il nothing TO me. | have been
sent 10 conquer the world. I cannot
stop now. | call upon you % sarren-
der. will protect you. Remember
Hicks and Gordon" General 6renfei
said the tiefyishss were we'll fed and
In good condition.
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The aiiEsents watch afaict he kIineys
and bladder are 70 ~nunserosss. that mercly
TO name them w1usd Oil = spscc far cat
running the iimiss az this article. Sufiec
e 10 say thai they are both obstinate and
dangerous. To their prevention H0sles-
terss stomach Bstters ID well adapted. The
stimulus which Il lends to the action Of
the kfdneys when they are iethsrxse, serve
10 eouusesaet : tendency In them 70 lapse,
dfst into : sfste Of psrpleiosss inactivity.
and Afterwards Into one Of positive OF
eanic disease, which soon DESTROYS their
delicAte fntegu euts. pcis0ns b blood
and causes DEATH A 0oulde purpose Il
served BY this depurenG It promotes
ACTIVITY 81 the kidneys, and expea impur
tiles from the blood which have NO natural
channel Of outlet except these organs.
Constipation. bIlio0snesa. fever and eue
RI eunisfism and dyspep~is. are also rem
edied BY this medicine 81 thorough action
and wide SCOPE.
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Property
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This tolIo
by owBnEst
nance LA
lasfys tel
company =
Coimsail,A At
tle I.ansfes
h. Z. kifiss
sfsimnslnss
perry sHej
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Tue ioAot
BY Che prop
nance Sol.
corner aud
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p Boyd arr
tsaitss was
erty suhjsct
aud others
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TIE ialgs
by property
No. i.in, I
Henry l.
columbia ,
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behalf Df III
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-09

Les Scrofales ct toutes les maladies scro-
fuleuses, telles que Ulceres. Plates. Erysi-
psles, Ecz&ma, Pustules, Imp6tigo, Tu-
meurs, Charlton, Furoncles, Clous, ct
Eruptions de In Peau. sont le resultat
direct dc rimpuret6 du sang.
Depuis plus de q~uarante ans, Ia SALsEFA-
REILLE D'AYER est reconnue CONNIE ragent
le plus puissant pour le purifier. Ellie de-
livre le systemic de toute humeur malsaine,
enrichit OF fortide le sang, expulse toute trace
de traitsment mercuriel, sc montre en- I'M
mot rennemi redoutable ct irresistible de
toutes les maladies scrofuleuses.
Une 0uSrison Recente d'Ulceres
S~crOfuleux.
an Y a quelques mois, j'etais afiige dull
ceres scrofuleux u jambes. Files etaient
enfees ct enhances, ct les plates dechar-
gaient DIES quantities de matieres putrides.
J'employai sans success une grande variete de
remedies. En- dernier resort Jeus recours a
la S~ALsEPAREILLE D'AYER ct lie resultat
obtenu fut des plus satisfaisants, mes ulceres
ont disparu, ct ma sante s'est grandement
amelioree. Je vous spis tres reconnaissance
pour le bien Tue votre medicine ma fait.
Je suis, avec respect,
MRS. ANN O'BRIAN."
14S Sullivan ST., New York, q JUN, 1sS2.
u Toutes les p~ersOnnes fnteressees
sOnt invites i sc rendr chez Madame
O'Brian.
L'ecrivain bien connu DIN boston Herald,
MIR. B. W. BALL, de Rochester, Nh, ecrit EN-
date du Z JUN, 1882:
~"Souffrant cruellement de lEczema pen
dant des annees, ct ne pouvant trouver de
sOulagement dams aucun remede. je me servis
de Ia SAIsEPAkEILLE D'AYER, ct au bout
de trois mois j'obtins une guerison complete.
Je Ia cOnsidere CONNIE un remede tres pre-
cieux our toutes les maladies du sang"
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ne sera pay6 aucun traitementl :au.

ne sera pay6 aucun traitement1 .au.
%professeur Qui ne fournira pas le
c~ertidcat ci-dessus.
Sec. 5.-Il est de plus decret6,
ETC., Que cette loi sera mise a exc
cution des qu'elle aura etc votee;
mails Ia section 3 relative aux exa-
mems DIES p~rofesseurs ct Ia section
4 relative a leur Placement n'auront
pas d'effet avant le premier 0ctobre
1890.
S. p. HENRY,
Speaker de Ia Chambre DIES Re-
presentants.
JAMES JEFFRIES,
Lieutenant, Gouvernenr ct Pre-.
sident dn Sena,.
Approuve lie 6 Juliet 1888.
FRANCIS 4. NICHOLS,
Gouverneur de rEtat de la Louis
lane.
Pour copie conforme 4 poriginal,
JOS. GEBEL1N,
Assistant Secr6taire d'Etat.
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4 VENDRE.-Une occasion excep.
tlonnel!e est offerte a tons 1T a cha.
Gun de deceDir fermier on hubitaut
dams un endroit 4 portee de toutes
les commodities %procurees par le
chemin de fer ct la vote d'eau, Upe
Jolle fertne mesurant 3 arpents de
face sur 40 dc profoudeu!, avec
maiscn de residence 1T cabanes,
est a vendre. La propriete est si-
tuee pres dn Lafourche Crossing.
Sadresser pour plus amples infor.
nations, a L. P. Caillouet, Thibo-
daux La.
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I'm heritage dams I'm frontage,

NJ. g.. facteur aux Halles, 4
Paris, await a sou service depuis
de tongues annees une vieille file
de sOixante ans, Rosalie NJ. C'e-
TAFT la plus devouee servante qu'on
put trouver. Aussi, Quand ellie
mournt, il y a quelanes jonrs, NJ.
Co. ct sa femme furent-ils reelle
ment desoles.
RoSalie NJ. await pour h6ri.
there une jeune niece dc dix.hnit
ans, qui s'est mariec IL y a quel.
qnes mois avec III agent de police
du quarter de Vanguard. On
invita- lie jeune menage a venir cher
cher Pheritage: des >etements,
que lqnes Objects saLs Importance.
La vieille bonnie await de bOns
cages comment SO faisait il Qn;elle
n'eut pas d'6conomies i-Cherchons
dams Ia pailIasse, fit ragent depo.
lice. La pailIassc ne conteuait que
de Ia paille.
Sous lie lit, soigneusement enve-
Ioppe dams une c~aisse, on trouva...
un grOs frontage dn Cantal.-Je
maine que IL brie i! ct l'agent. Eft
il demanda 4 N. g.. :-VOulez-
vons racheter? NJ. Co.. qui est
cOmmissiOnnsire en- beurre ct fro.
images, accepta en- RANT ct offrlt
1O fr. que PageDt prit avec plaisir.
de fails n mauvaise affaire, dit
NJ. Co.. ce fromage est passable-
ment rance.
LIE lendemain, cnrieux, il conpa
son Cantal Surprise lie couteau
IencOntra ure resistance.
LIE frontage ouvert, NJ. Co..
trouve 1000 tr. en- pieces de 100
francs ct de 20 fr., ct sur une feuil-
le Gle parchemin, ces quelques
lignes Je iaisse ces 1000 francs
a mon fills, Gustave NJ, soldat
au.. de ligne, a Lyon.
PersOnne he connalSSait Get h6.
ritter. NJ. g.. 6crivit 4 l'ad,esSo
indiqnee ct 'ecut II lettre d
leunc homme qni lui apprit en- eff.
fet quill etait lie fls na,arel de la
detunte. Pas contente la niece. nj
sou ma.i, fagent de police.
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SaIseparei||e d'Aver

stimule ct reggie Faction des organes digestifs
ct ~assiInulatifs, renouvelle ct fortiie les
forces whales, ct guerit promptement les
Rhumatismes, IL Nevralgie, la GOutte
Rhumatismale. les Catarrhes, la De-
bilit3 Generate, ct toutes les maladies
produites par un sang ~appauvri ct cor
Eumpu, ct par une vitalite affaiblie.
Ellie est incontestablement 10 remede le
plus economique, tant par Ia force concentree
que par Penergie puissante qu'elle exerce sur
Ia maladie.
PRkPAREE PAR LIE
Dr.J.C .Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
En- vente dans toutes les Pharmacies !; prix 81
six 1asons pour s..
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NLLE-ORLEANs, Ter Novcmbre. 1888

Ter NOVG1nDre. IxXX
NJ. F. Gouaux-J'M recu votre leftr. arao
plaisir ainsi que vos bienheureux m6dica.
ments pour FAstlime, (votre Poudre ct yotra
Mixture.l Depuis que je men sers les alta.
qiies ne viennent pas 81 solvent ct ,roins
iortes, mails votre pouhre est une srande con.
ISOLATION pour i"oi. car aussit6t que ie Ia res.
pire ie reprenes soa: de suite mon rruos .t
Je tremble a Ia triste idte de penser sill ~fajlait
men passer, je me cons.dererais ina Ia. ureuse
car c'est Dieu seul qui pourraif j.. rimer le
bien que ces Remedies produis. moi. Of
Je ne cesse de pricr pour que ce IN, ak CONT
nue. ct auil me denne t~oujours un .moyen de
m en- procnrer.-t eulllez m'excuser 81 je com
NETS DIES fautes dams lie francois. i'ecris minnx
fanglais. Votre affactueuse servapte.
ALINE LEWIS. Canal g. Prienr. 39l.
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Avautsua 10 ,uar6ricl n6cessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty
pographiques qui nous seront conties' Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entttes de
factures, tickets d'habitatiou, blancs. circu-
laires, etc. seront mrrimfs danele BRET
d6lai ct ! des prix moder6s.
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ACTE 40.

Nous extrayons du "Pionnier de
Prescription" les lignes suivantes :
"Parions que les plus savants
av0cats de la Lonisiane-et il Y Ell
a-ne :connaissent pas FActe 40
-passe GU vote d la derniere session
de la Legislature dc la Louisiana.
Parions egalement qre tous les
directeurs DIES ecoies publiques de
PEtat, tant ceux de la Nouvelle-
Orleans que ceux lies autres pa.
roisses, ignorent complement la
dite lol, qui devra pourtaut prendre
force ct vigueur lie Ter octobre 1890.
Eft 81 nous disions que tons les
legislateurs qni ont vote 10 dit
Acte FONT compris ~ Sc le raprel-
lent, ne nous Observation-Disclosures pas
IN peni
A vrai dire, nombre de l4gisla-
teurs votent de c~ontiance, ct n0m-
bre de lois sont voices par surprise,
par precipitation on par conplai-
sance.
Que de lois faites a la vapeur:
Que de lois inconnues par leurs
prOpres auteuis!
Que de lois ignores du peuple
Que de lois meconnues. non ave-
uuese ct mules!
QuOiqn'il Ell soft, nous appelons
p%attention DIES directeurs DIES 6coles
publiques de la Louisiana surPActe
40 de la derniere session legislative.
En- voici lie tire traduit aussi
c~orrectement que possible apres
deuX heures ct demie de travail Qui
ne FONT pas rendu plus compr6hen-
sible pour celia:
"ACTE 40, pourvoyant a petude
de la temperance scientifique GU de
la nature des BLOSSOMS alcoliques ct
des narcotiques, ct de leurs effets
sur lie systeme human, en- rapport
avec les multiples divisions
de la physiologie relative ct de
Fhygiene, par les eleves des ecoles
publiques de la Louisiana
Comprenez-vousf
I'm anglais, braves gems, c'est en-.
core plus incomprehensible.
La temperance scientifique!....
Serait-ce par hasard lie moyen de
faire un cocktail de nature anodine?
Eft comment 10 maitre d'6cole
peut il bien, sc:entiiquement, chi.
miquelHent, en- composant ct on de-
composant les %liqueurs, demontrer
ao bambin dn spelling book que la
physiologie, d'apres O etymologie
grecque, physis ct logos, signife
qui traite DIES phenomenes
la vie, des fOnctions DIES orgaues
les animaux ct dams les vege.
4
Mais nous publierons samedi pro.
chain la loi entiere, priant au be-
scin le Surintendant de pInstruc. :
ton publique de rexpliquera tous les {
des Ecples publiques de :
Louisiana, voire meme aux JUICES
charges de faire respecter la loi. $
TAKE LAGARDE's ELIXIR FOR INDaGEs. II
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