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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
IN PEACE AND WAR.
Celebrating The anniver.ary Of the
Defense ~f Baltimore

BALTiNoRH, sept. 9.-The six days eele-
eraiiou oi The anniversary OF The cefruse
OF Baltimore In the second war with Great
Britain commenced here today One of
the eveEts celebrated tie BON harimenr of
Fort &eHeary, which inspired the song.
The star spsDg'esi Banner" The Whole
city IVES ieSgsoncd Ia bunting AID never
hetoFc In Ihs history of BAt.synury has any
thing like Il been seen. There IL arreIy
= fnasnsss borse o. dwelling Ia the G. "a
tsnntal elton ~ hiss te, "a t~Asgi.sed by
III hss5d Of The decorator.
The ysrase stsi ted from BTaaixay II 10
ociers sd passed ever fiia follow ins
n ate. From Baltimore street 20 Easg.su
sifesi :. - Aas1ssstn sysnus. 20 Banadars
avenue, - oss rinwu pike lo be rear os
Druid III park, to fimlieo ruad, then 20
Plmiico.
Ehsi in fhe proressian came the eitv
otsc1sls and governor oi the state. then
hlS.oTscgl aua >, representing war aud
l'esres NseVr' ri ~ gasrl houor CON-
I0seG II dt setl cs4.ts Il stle mrn " hs took
part ia tie A. of lsl4-lsl4 oue war
n"Si wss ~ siieeosichl picture oi the bat
~ e NaFts. Point
SIX divisions of the paraae rraFehssi in
the fos ~wiag order , ri, q and Army ef
tue Republic second. veteran vosuniser
frs men; lhif1. b ueYols ut sRd Other 40
cises: fourth, the pah &c school children
A+N-ss W. ~ "a ttf2%AAsA - 8tt<t~s llTfttT a
sslsrlatsoD, butchers association aud the
t'sesing interest; sixth. industrial trades
aud rsi.Fpsd diSg,sy
The party that came FROM Washington
were lFrsssscgt Harrison, Secretaries Win
dom aud Tracy sEd MaTsAsi Randall of
tee District ~ Eo.umb bls- Directly from
the rrcep iaD ~ tav dspot iAw y,re-s5s.ss, !;
~Ns escorted 20 the reviewing stsRh
AiunE hr fegts ~ received hesrfV essfsrS
on ali sides. he tnts nos n&k king no sts "a b
20 The cFc~a s' The cicSs Of ms parade
When the procession wss over tas com
miitee Fo,'S The prcssssenf back a. the bSfel
aud the mayer. On behalf at the reception
e0fnfGifiee, invited the -, S'gtenf u attend
a dinner IN his honor. The president af-
cspsea aud ws> Bshersd into large
dining FeaEa. wbers - guests were seated
Many psosNiaeui f-ersotss weFe present a.
The rees ptA1n a. sss city ball from 80 :
o'csss'k he presi5eHf shussk hsusss sits
fully 2.sGs aen sssd children lie returned
- Nssasnsto9 thls evening, reaching
taese ai J. o'llark.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
SENATORIAL DRESSED BEEF.
The Investigation Of the Commfs-
sfau h Continued

KANSAS CRY. ssDs. e-The dressed beef
SENATOR'S a. investig q ion commission BEGAN
It's session here this morning. sena,ur
Vest said; have shipped cattle 20 Kansas
city and plsessi them on the market az
market prices ] protested that the price
was too low, bat shey assured me thar If
Glcu wa6t 10 - j 81 their ,pFice could
Etshia the cattle ~ Chiesg0 | dta shst
several times, susi found each time thaf
the AraouF->wift Aeyrls con biuatian con
tgOiaed thar end OF TIA, route too waS
forced to seil AZ thei. price.
he testified that the effect has further
nsen fo drfSe many eaf-l lie - n cut OF
sa= business. Pas kers also controlled tf,.
rate oo tEe railroads 20 considerable ex-
tent, snd the packers of Kansas Csiy had
been rails.d hy the business Of stehis0a
and would have been entircly had no, ,hs.
cisy council passed an ordinance requiring
tae inspection of beef on The hoof
in Tue afternoon Ex-Governor Click, OF
hansss. was called aud wss asked regard.
tnz the sanitary regulations of the Kansas
cry stock yards He said as far As he
knew there was practically uo SANITARY
supervision of the yards.
John J. Roe. of Saline county. testified
thst the prices Of cattle nad deprerissesf
fusiy IS ur 81 per eWt within the past rSe
sesrs- This wss caused he said, By the
lack OF competition. which be believes is
the packers. who determined the price 10
be paid Tor cattle. Before this cssratdsa-
uon MAS formed competition Ia good
Michael l-ynch of saline county sai1 this
year be bad not sc 4 eafi { 81 a ssaffi rseat
advance on tte pasehnse price To uay In
rs&attug an experience of the Chicago
N Aket he said two men came 10 him az
the same time sith the same offers. He
Wa told they were agents. They were
"the tsg four. He cunld nmd no other
bidders. and had to sell 20 these men az
ST Eoetr prsess ov reship the cattle.
bsber stfucssss testified 10 practically
TIE same effect, some 81 them asserting
thar the raj roads favored the packers. The
prscrs OF heef 10 the consumer a-e jasf s.
high - ever
A. j Morris. of the packing arm % Nor
RS, Butts 4 Co. ssser.ed thai the dreSscd
oes business v - s.lsR2 10 The dogs cure
A. last a. the cattle business There was
too much competition IN IT, None of the
packers were msking money.
Nj Plumb sskcsi II the packers are not
attempting ta drive slsuga,ering butchers
oat 0f the business
The witness reluctantly admitted thai
his customers had received thre.tensng
letters from cue OF fhe packers in the com-
bine HIS nFn WAS not in fhe coEnbina-
ton. He bad Is personal know ledge Of the
combination fefsevu Armour, swift Nor
RS and Hammond. by which the territory
east oi The Mississippi river was divided
between them IN such g way ihst neither
would encfoscn on the territory Of the
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CONDEMNED DISPATCHES.

Count william Poursales. oi Berlin. died
Suussy
+. Enslcy ard o : Fowler rnlnerS "a
tfie siasonS creek Tntnes. a. Prince f.yl. "
Va. were crushed IN death by = disse3Ee-
meat ol c0sl sud slate
The suspended aTm HussFeve 4 Co. 81
SeW Work, have pffc-cf 20 settle With theif
creditors 0u basis 90 - per renf cash
and the remainder Ia two Year,.
Aboas ghe time Treasurer Dana. 81 the
Douglas Axe Com fssny. of Hestnu and his
q disappeared. fsD uleu answering their
description sailed fes tusbos Ayres.
Frans I'ArroIl IS locked up 81 san Psan
cisco fss fatally s'sbHlsg job hodges. q
irllow-sEssoT on the whaieg John Hin-
throp. whiie Ga the trip irDfa The AT tie.
Al Paramount. Va, vests rs'sy. two ua-
known Italians were Killed ssd iso other
m.n wounded hY the explosion 81 dyns
mite cartridge they were carelessly ban &
ling
Descendants q Be- zjamln Talbot, col.
oresf. have isid eiaim TO tso scres Of land
Ia TOE central isrt 81 fs,ssrssgssrt. fad., snsi
ihes, title is sid "a 30 snsiispufAhss The
property - worth several millions
Richard r Taylor, charged wish com
plirgsy Ia t0sEgry, by which Wells Fargo &
Co {. agessr a. san tese lDsi sf.Sss Q fsw
mouths sxo, was captured yesterday on the
steamer Australia AZ san Francisco. lie
~ss arrested in Honosula.
,srars. Commands Ko@otas. oi the Grand
Com maadefy - Iowa has forbidden tse
admission of the ioNs Knights ia ths ri
estHtsa NF.zfzsie. AsaeEHsa they der taet ga
sfliuW HI. order for the adoption Of the
new gltusl geegnfly sgts8ftssf.
Tnr constitutional convention "a New
Mexico. Ia session al santa Fe. yestersay
referred 70 fna eu~s aIfffee on slscs ions
a proposition 20 withhold she gixht oi
saTfaEe irofa al persons unable Ia read
and write the Enxiish language.
Constable Assssvman WAS asEse ke~f and
tssdly in3area hy erowa 81 ruffsxas la q
iew rssosf Assssca Omaha and -oslfh
ssnasas. knowo ss oksahcus He shs
Jean InHes Jim Mccarthy anf JAKE star
isiss. The iaftss win probably de.
kfnx chfssisn II Denmark has sp
K pointed Eayi8is RusfAsan. og the sseanel
I ! aEsa8sk wh1eh wAs AbanHonszs - sea.
knight of The order % DauneshseI To
{ honor T. essnteryssi oy b N n con s6ersiEog
( - hss sesmaaiiks eoa1ucE IN the ssmc o
E.eris
Aa &nnsndes complaint was salsaalttcst j,
he elre9st c1Grf ia san FEsufi.sup y~star
azs 10 h~AsiS of y pBsy Assshal Nssfe. a
aesanz thsi fusiEs Terry hSi cosstiFes1 ~itl
afAesx ia XII 5Gssife Fss5s The ssf8i
q tEs Jurisdiction % tne fvieszl csslrt ~.
E fse srg9et today,
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A BOILER EXPLOSION.
Five Men Were kiIisd and An.
other Had Hfs Leg erokea.

- Lcrts, sept ? Il special fFoa Car
bonaais. III. says This afternoon s.sller
useSi on farm a. snyder, half mile
srors iAls city, exploded with dls4sgrosss
Fssalfs. Five men lssf slssis lives. namely
yoha Snyder. Tbsrsss Is gest. Andres
J. LyEet&. John Bags sDa ghsFiss Miller
.caiareslf
tse m@n Wefs grouped ssssst the bot
tiss. whSen VS. cat ~ order SnysseF hsd
suss gtyef al ortss - sAsi = ,.oWu when
ihe tsai!eF esBloreesi. Another msu. " ~.
iaEa :. He3sF. whs bad iass sssFtssI sar
hon4e wss sa0ekssi down aud had III. Leg
brokeu Al ne men rxesFs; Andrew
lsSet haFe families, snd ali resided IN
fass g1Gy.
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TOOK THE soB TOO cnnAt
Disappearance Of the Hails~en
the Electric Few ar uan<

hfsegts 4 tiacrnsey, af Wichita Ysn
rcsGFnasl 80 tAvsr homes On S.t,.r1.'s
They wecc the eensssefarx on the -
T-swef. house Of tsse E.estrie Rasiu.v -
Power Company, ~ sixth and Pine ssrr1111I
Their sHss&en aepsrture Is ewing d -
Fsse IN The pyiee 81 tricks when li
took tae coasrset the praea es hricks -
about So = tkaasand They ccp<pns11
ior sufficient number at thss nrteS r.
bring them stthfa two weeks n she -
plcttsn of she building A faalts -
Of The additional cost os e,uafrur1frSs
with the eTtrk fos the remaining vas& r.
SIS instead II 81. gave Rfsssges 4 tsner1uir
ihe Impression thar the Quilting sx,1n5
1uiY - Proceeded with At a gser~oual -
They haa authority 10 draw the lAhor~61f
WAGES. and 40 more
On saturday they drew the vnnn
amounting ia all 20 stea. and lnnexffS71S y
lcit Tie town. The osEeisis If re -
p2ay took hold af the work, and Il -
shesd yesterday ss Il nothing hsh 49,.
Esened. be nen were paid ef
The Tna1agtnseBt saw that the eosfronk
tors had great DEAL anare than - es1Ss
tng "a them, aud therefare no srtenpt ~
De u agte In g. fest them.
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ioFFiCH xgvn
Redemption es say.~s -.

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stamps saag cssaAi he sessss.ss -. .lll & X
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: 4 81 ssta nSes showed tAe snr;ssr7S
- seAs 3 A't,a t'ss pessm sister fAfaks tn11 j2
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CHANGE or kuUEE
New survey for Port T"wess
and Discovery Bas Read.

PosT To NsRSD, sept Am interview
with railroad osheiss found that the shore
line suryey along Townsend hay, south
through Chimacam valley. would probably
be. abandoned. and they would favor
new survey in sonthwesteriy direction
tr?m the city across the BFiggs. and Ham.
mond tracts, cruss ng he Discovery county
rad; thence soasa 10 Discovery hay. near
kremes wharf, following the general di.
rectloB oil the shore line until tbey reach
Qssieeaecaek near Fost Discovery, fheace
soutnsard. thence south throaga Leland
ysliey n viii require ten dsys' of work
by the engineering corps 20 eorsplete the
new route from Port Townsend ta Dis
eOyery bay. When completed .he con
tract viii be let and work Immediately
began.
yoauy daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. sum
ner. OF Port Discovery, died yesterday
ereEing from the eff. els of accidentally
drinking lye. She Suffered about twenty
hours. The remains were buried today.
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1s-zlnv ard wsn; ozsf taso tie sell The
rcseS TesG& s1eet ss<sae n the fSsza Ang.x1
sxt4lsg sesr snsa' hev eass~sSs hand Earned
sssxx l@nze - eerae - Aa3-~xsxxx A.
hoGr tsscr tsR<ss tA'IsuunxfE. a
Fas1@g E1n resting GA a nelxA-
c<sstAz fssr1s cSEar Is sessssssess <
Rvtsss' &sa seszTs& AnsEes csS-ge3 westsr
tag - ass2sA ass sa@ 1isNss. she ran sws.a ktar
nss1. Ssss cz1ses Leaaassss szs.a NarrNv.
L4azo a. arrested this asseTssgzau = hfsss sata
fas ssrNs. arsr the serae ~ ssss ryssrrvss-
he y as.rvzesf sn9 has family. Hs iefs
RI aassas ~ tbs EaSrasnS % 80 "a sS,-s
ssn tae lara. 2&st Sisas Ia asvs srrsr,st
Arrc 81 S-lN sn1 hs4 net isfs IL anffl ne
wa> = re<rssf Tee NfNsss<~ az 5s,efissr~1 ~
b ak has L18So - vsss Sssilty fsse naarserv,f
sirs sss ~ q piess~szf sl5ss~ass ton ana 81
exeE plAry bsNsfs ~n~ acted a. kssssS4a-
KrS y~eF for her sfscis, as4ry Ls.rsnssy xhs,
rzs the Hzilss waka hss ieash ea,ss lat
st.Fsng he Refs ~ eSssse Sass "a De sertA
) s-sisss. and bis sisce Asa cissEr srxsnss il
Tor sSss.a ytzrs service a. hcEse keeleg. a.
= sad SA<aAeey ieCcn1eg eAsaarea shfx
e2Asua at his aSsss 80 fAs@ estate. hag ~ tzy
A. ks2sn tasy hsd rsos qsArress1
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He Defeated o'Cennsr by SIX Rea,
IeHgtha.

LoSDoS, sept s.-Sesflc won The boat
ssee today on the Thames with o'Conuef
Tor The Championship OF the world
The race was for fi.eoa and the cham
pionship of The wetid The distance was
four faslcs and three furlongS. o'ConneF
wss the champion Of America aud sesric
of Australia
Al Hsmmersnifh bridge. a mile sna
thrce-s uarterx fiem the start, -esfis led hv
tso lengths. and Won by SIX tenEfhs
Odds ~ I've to -four were on D'Canuor
-Safie won the toss for position, and
chose the surrey side. O'C0nnor hsd the
eesf of the start hy hall a length 10 the
boafhense -eaFie's time was - a.
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CHICAGO. Sept. She hani for jurers In
The Cronln esse was resumed this Inarniux
and bad not nrssces dcsi far waen IL became
evident that Judge Messsnnssl had decided
to drsS naorc elescly Snd securc q iury ia
ross501e During The session .hr,se tales
ntA. who sat 4 they hsi formed opinions
but coatd give the accused an i'm partial
tr'ai we're challenged by sae defense. The
iucge IN them In hand and after quts
ileutng them closely des idesi Ia have them
. cePsed In eseh case they entered az
exc usson sDd he excused them fSerprap
forily. AZ 'hiS rate Of psremporfy chat
lSnges !, viii take wasss TO secure Jury.
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SEATTLE WASHINGTON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER lsa

sssrseat. z T. VIII. gesersea. william
I-sEosa9. kfax. p. Z Dare. Kg5fksssr,
g -fxpsso1s Kigrisas u, T. Masssey
Azts3sss & u eEserss l~~ss A ~. wrAss-.
lInTssfa. u. 8. &efsasrscn. N.sur. J d.
aAzrs<A AE .kas~xsa. r ". Rsnsn:
t1s rxs. ~fevv Jls3se@ rsschssnssa. n
? - kEszsn -kzx-f Easxrs q Eng2i<1
~g-axans. p r E<x8r. TgsnrSsssvs So,
Fr<z. wsis NSll2. j. Farx@-. wsh-
= skxzn- H. Gr2Asxa- wnst~osn. III !
No ~ whitman. l. r. NS<see. YAKIMA
NJ EsrvisasEt
Jasssoa IaoT~s 'hen tasf ske caav4sa-sssn
stifsn-a Huszi n a'sissek sAsfp. -~rsraI
sarlessss-i aat 2 o ei1sck
sar-sE- 81 ksHg. usrrrs4 Ia xsrxsspt n
essz - zsss-s oa the Ii2-5or1- tar I5e snz-
xes-ten sss fses s<sest EEsea. The sF~eass-
n.e q wss ao.t. = ayes 81 20 BATS White.
81 AtSg, insisted assoss gae apps nsEa4Er ~
: - "a zasftse -. TIE saszfssns guf~9a, Of
n re-. sra-red - r4lx- and Rochester
sisss BIN 30 tsferr. The msrsou - al
cara szs thea carried - sySs II T. nsyx
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Five Miles More af the Yxnnni
Completed

Al Of the grating GA She Puget soon
S Grag's hsFbor railroad has been e.
pieieir sad aye miles nare of the ~
has e<esu laid. The track paw runs ~
ksmibahe 81 Wildcat creek. whirh b ~
miles beyond Snmm.t The wesk at lorS
ing track j. delayed somewhat by -
bnsisitae eF the 9rrSfie ss Hshirat efpoH.
whiea VIII - NEARLY so feet lossg. A. 60
as the tTcsfae u eentplesesi tae werk Of M
ins iae track on fe MeAsssano. eve NIL
distant viii oa pushed
lb~ So amer sultnoEash runs rexuyay3x
- hamiiche, tAg terminus ei tire No.
na ~ : en3 from 1sroas, cunuHetine tnoGG
ssth tne state Of washingtea from ~
CITY.
Two acw rsss~nEer coaches Tor the ron1
have been received fFem the Hast. on&
viii ~ sent np Ia kaEailrhe sgthin ~
,er se 0n harges. u il exaeetesi 10 hovo
trains running through "a Moufs Sana ~
hausiicae within thirty days
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A SENSATIONAL STORY.


PHlL&bELFasA. sept g.-The Eagzsrsr
pHhllsses q segs@siaHAl sFsessi fron .za
Fsaacisca, ssysug that party # sass rainar ~
have sgsfsf wear ssF up In Eae VALLEY Of
TIE YgS9p, Asasss sas ghss they ser pro
sss1aueS1 anlY fnT 0ns year thai nnl. -
= Issued slttfn sAe rexs rEaFstA shsy aguSs
stsTSs The GssDzsea fartAsr saYs That
ilevS -isSs. % fae AsAssa sufa saeSgGsi Gsssa-
psny, aags tAe stess1 - Paul a5fs san
FFaaefsess yesterday iuT - y ehsel. q iAe
aas-s ihsF tas E1teerk Hasy E1Exs fAefr say
10 saS c1Ast coNa ths s.vag
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East side Front bet James and Cherry Sts
"a nave In ali paris o. tne @
wn,cn ,~e win DE plesse ,nscnnns Purchasers

on
the journal
ws
OF n rsH
nj praise hy sFne ard
We
rouA
the haver
OF the Old
that
efy
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of smother
hlndre
~ the
sstn
sssrsous sass Tnreava Us FTars 80 psss tse
IL ss@F Fs&Ae "a eSnFFsa
s&s, s ss3e EA easaa ~aAryss -
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A RgUrAL MIEDEg.
Attempted Outrage snd Harasr ef
Anase I~caufsy

EAxnES. sepf. s--A brutal &aa horrible
ssus<er wss eoz wi.frss ftif sHaTnsnx 81
fssss9.sE's mtii- 80 n ilss b~lsx nnes
ehsntFsiHe. Annie seeen'es ~ ya@rS eiss
ussae SRI assas@k egssx q fAsl2 ley lssssss-
'sT, saE Il f~r. s4,s har FArset a sesa ssr
- e4r b q ATats $50 sr.f astess sss~sa -
assf.<E hsx sE.f szterzazsts zsssskssss-i
a. der
I<caaley sma a esslorxxs fxrza nnmsi
named AsrrsS sefe st hreaxfss< shss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
Bia ORDER FOR IRON w0ag.
Eighteen Carloads OF Metal oeu01(
for the Anrke Bsioek-

work en- Judge Thomas Bnrke'a RI
block. on ihe corner ~ SECOND and Mae11
streets. viii commence on we<inee1ov<
Thursday. and bem that time III
pushed with al possshle dispatch D.
Burke has instructed NJ j. Carhco1s
superintendent, 10 use every means r
command "a xet the building weltu
tsTe TIE rainy season sets in.
Architect Fisher has les the eou0I
the "a ruaghs aud east iron work -
beams ssr The building a. the pqr
Faau'iry Company, Of chicago. II
tfseg calls for So tons af sEaa aud -
largest order ever placed Tor ~
haiiii0g In the city, The coafsnee ~
In the neiEhb boFAcoi ei s.1.e .eea. an
cen ears will nc required to trsng -
hare
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10

Two Miners Killed and Several serf-
oasly lnjaFea

1Eok6 EToaN, Va, ~~ps s-An expA,s-
sion q fire damp oeearsvsi in tas Egsnr;os,
eosi mine, near tAls place, tAss uaarains.
resaltRg in rhe dssth OF yaha
Airssy and William kisAy. aud
laisaiy oaFnsng John Kirk. whise
ptAer rslaer~ were mere ar l,sss s.,-s,,,st !
hurt The meai weat iat0 tha usiue 20 b.
gin work, aEd when they l9zhffSf ,heir
lsmrs the e1p}eslan followed TaeIr
clothing was almost enurese torn aitsf
h2rness srosa their be5ieS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
FIRE IN ALBANY.
Giris Fall From . Burning Building
and are Fatally Injured.

Albany, y. Y. Sept. "A IRE broke out
on the upper aoor OF N. Candies nine
story building, which Is a Junk warehouse
Forty women and girls are employed.
sorne Of whom were eat oft By the smoke
Two girls fell from the third story window
and were fatally hurt Another Is prob
ably fatally burned Ii is reported Others
were caught In 'hr building but nothing
Loss 10 lss1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
TaEEE NEW STEAMERS
Fsr sae Candida fseiae Nail SER
vice 80 ChsaA.

MS feES. >ept 4s N0Rsre2l Stseclal
ssSs ; q, ohsegsnrsSy. assistant Sraesal
q 2Esssssr % ahe tas.a3ssa PaesEc vsfswav.
nas esea spEsasnfs,i sssastsas president.
sse ssxs-s fer EasianS. vs. Sew SasS. -
ass ie e'ssssssct fas tATee stesHxrS eE Ssao
lslil>. ia stssss ssStsea kussfs for tts pssss..
Nsaa service ~ China snd JApaa. They
80 'o sr ~ TIE sAEas nsostsi ss the SersA
German isoysss steamer fsku- .na ,.sF
cost sl.issAtsN apiece. They are 10 - De-
lsysFpf a. Nsneeaxsr ina eighteen months
President NAa harae. Fa All frss~xseu
tostsys >ass oaiy universal disaster w1si
prevent ta~ cosarsaT trasa canning SO
ess,tss Dexf yeEF sud sStss2tssa ns,s. or 4
pr tsEst on TIE eaE.fai The goxrsuhses,
SnArA9te& 81 bar cent enla ia lS.@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
FOREST FIRES IN MAINE
suffering From severe Dreuth, and
Much Damage bone.

NANCEsoso, Ne. sept. s.--EAssern Maine
j. suffering the severest draufhs ever
knosn- Forest fires have started in sAe
Maine and New Brunswick forests aud ON
the - John river and the sitnAiiaa Is So
rtoas- IL extends over several Counties.
Airesdy timber iards ta the extent Of
sa1H..0 have been destroyed and several
towns are seriously threatened.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10

CHICAGO, >ept. "A New York evening
paper SAYS that Congressman = = Cox ia
dying foar DAYS ago he gss confined 10
his bed - an attack 81 mAlarsal seveg.
fais rapidly developed into acute paeu.
monia
A conference of physicians was held
this aiterno'sr, aaa they reported thai he
was very los bat there was 40 i'm mediate
danger
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10

" as celebrated hsre iolsy By ihe Native
sons Of The Csol3en @es,. Hosses were
eisbsraf iy decorated and it ia estimated
that II 900 visitors aro in the town There
wss a parsie this mcrriug % which afso
Ss'iya tsous tcok ia T. The parade vas -
viewed by Governor Waterman sng S1aF
and senator stanford Literary exercises
and a hauQn~s followed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
Crashed bv . Failing Tree.

oEysFIa, sept. s.-E o. Robbins. of
south Bay. while spliitiar rails this morn
ing. met 1sth . very serious accident
gust Of wind stsgaf II o's'ok 4 fellesi several
trce- to the EToaDd. ere striking him On
the hssa, nefs sud right shoai1sr break
Ing three rsoss ard crashing the leif iume.
HIS ease = Gsugvrotss. YET 70 l. h0Yei he
nav sv-sssNrr