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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-17
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE.

One o9t CT every five sehooi child
rem in Philadelphia is obliged To wear
glasses, and the proportion 10 rapidly
increasing,
In the municipal slectioasin Kansas
this year the women's vote was 81 per
cent. of the number cast by men.
Last Ssaf the ratio was e per cent.
Mr.. Williamson. the PhiladeIphian
who has given his fortune oi SIS 90, :
90 70 found mechanical training
school ia that city. Is q bachelor and
in his eighty year.
Mime. Marie Gel finger, the fanaeas
German actress, weil known TN this
country. j. reported dying IN sIagesl-
fcrt, Switzerland, from the rcsals oi
an operation for cancer OF the eyelid
Francis Murphy and his sun Ed
ward, the temperance evangelist,
closed their meetings in Indianapolis
Monday night. They obtained $50
slgaer~ 20 She temperance pledge al
their Is meeting IN three weeks
SeN York fsleerusa tina. Penn. ),
Part OF Lige IIalfaTsl's new duties i q
read the papers - Harrison. liz must
grieye Elijah To refrain from the llSaaI
eSiisoTi'A comment. What Is lite worth
te an ODD newspaper maa unless he ear
talk back in tylef
Munemitsu Mas.u. Japanese nliais
ter at Washington. is very Tsuch
shocked AZ the conduct 81 the Repuh
lean majority la ssGe United state.
senate, and Is reported a. saving ir
Japan sieaatoT Rasidielsrgee would IL
cutnpeiee ia 10 ossf ant eat hls stem
aeh into fwoSe
The only blacksmith At Mehawk
Aria. bad son horn ca him recently
Although work eaS rushing he resas-
- "a al onsieTs. and par Ia the wh9se
time making baby carriage Mean.
while the team Was filed with team
steFs znxions - have their wagon,
pat ia order, has the happy father a.
mater ot ths siaafiea ana 40 induce
sslent could prevent his labor for ths
baby
Tl8e English lAw prohibiting mar.
Fkasee With tseceAsed sites sister Was
esassgsi last week by George lanse.
Grams and Miss CaaFs0s te BesI. al
|. verfSsss, They crossed she oee%t
NeTe married nv DR.. Reese f Al,
q -. AIMS ehGrSh. ard sailed
iet EngaAgss- Sg@isa ss@ DAYS after
AssAsVyfsSsEs - tsae records in the health
esssce, the hss3e i the sister ~ SIR.
1f&se AFst wssc. slse Ilea several
Years ago.
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IE NORTHWEST.
~. pesnoyer Stirs Up Much
sl TrUuhle-


zxfMv. OF, San. fz-Gov. Pea AoSesss
6keIee M11issB wns snbmtised 70 the ssxsz-
! In1Dm 1o<INy. 1hoMs the expenses Of the
I'D u f1ke uesf f9e years 70 have fsssa
n 6Grsf11 -: asnoupf 81 sFrst fgr,zs. Jan
10y s &14H t6l-az: stssE Indebtedness.
~ foudo nppiIcabie 70 IT, rsgsnens.
>o,AfI16 Ybe ssvefner condemns ssas
neooent In 81 Assesxzasfsf znd f&xaflon,
11l1ee Ntjeh pf0periy il assessed ~ bast
n1csthftd b ~ vazue, - tstzxrase 70 the
n6ofe. Ife Yce0snmxu1s the Ieyyinx 81
mf1f IN fof fFo yesr& for the hsiIi1nx 81
s ffate p1ffsxe railway between The DslErs
sd GeI3fo; athaufe IN the hus relative
n o1e1aenf and taxation. 81 which 10
11Gneffdn Tor jndett1siuess sAazi be 81
6 1635 " tAxef36a: the abolition Of the
~ 1f666 eczHxD3<x1on &nd the pA<szxe ~ q
- m043uma1 fafeffeIkht law. the zeal o.
lko 1aw 4eeokInx the fish commission and
Z ~ ronlooo ~ one preventing i5e use Of
(kf 3ope Nud Esh Wheels. the enactment Of
i1Hl6fr6l3Sp IaNN the strengthening Of shs
mf<hnntess lien IkNs tins enaktmssit Of .
hnYo14 ~ 4leFtfcns; xna law making
11e3 1oikxfe1 fqy county o0crre.
I'M nfJLn0Afs c0MmrstIon As5IIsaKbs
1{616 RatI1ea7 commissioners Slater and
E lxw usxn sslfpsised today when they
9. letter fsofu Eox. Feu8oxer -
p bAnaoa es3 from oa5es - J.
lhe IIttls ~ 90 80 sEsor hss l 10 ID.
sv,~err uo.e-g5:ss MIN. aad he VIII con
y "a IS jsef}ofua his dsfEIeh fAwgers sre
61v1dsd On he legality "a the gesfgner's
eoufsc, tome sustaining hisn- while others
{6dnk Sc Il uForE. Cor. fenngYsr holds
lS6k No poWEf Of the government eku b
6S7eftfed 50 = c0mnis<tons He heids that
1771 IuIfen1ion OF commissioners has \
3146 cacy ID divide responsibility In the
S6nfnln}rnfiDn Of state nf5iars, and just 70
III extent Il r. both Martial and eonfiis-
skxxToa poIfjT rg1oNsSArkp.
ne f<epHblieAa members OF tho legisse
- hid . caucus for eser an hsuf 70
I'll, II puipuAnce with notice given ~
)eSuoou BtAntor BARN OF Eia cka
100 presided and Representative
n2Fhnsf 81 Portland acted Is see
to&9fX. Hfxty six Numbers we're
0fG6Gnk Two bnl;9ft were taken.
~ nY1f, which was al Informal ore. re-
0oI(ed Is HIIoNa Doipss 81, Hen Geo II.
Williams II, aa6 each for exGoY. Moody.
Q6l1kfeessnaa Hermann. State senator
1u5Jcftou, Speaker smith and otssefs
~ second ballot resulted DELPHI 81.
41eree n. williams &. District Attorney
7u6Ee Boise. senator befph was then
GMGniuoas1y chosen the caucus nominee
- ihe party and will bsi voted for next
4aeoday. Cyrus A. Doipsf Of Portland, to-
MINT fe5eKfaphed the rtsEit of the caucus
q h1s hr0tttr ut W0xhiugtoh,
81 Woe exfcud that both hciises adjourn
(0s1o0ffou noon uufil Heada5
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TnE Ray CITIES.
Anxiety ~ tn the Intentions or the
Railroads

WHATuoM. Jan. isA-~ senator Garfield aud
Mr.. King. OF She NuFthVrn Pacific, are
here looking over the II. n 4. 4 Il. railroad
route. and the general srlnion Is that the
Northern Pacific proposes % feke control
Of said rad, This gises color 10 the report
that the Nelsou Bennett lsssjees is an inasa.
pcntenI ge-as yea please scheme, In ee
Was lnthcred hs Tire Northern Pacific. has
started ~ ass oatsisse speculation How
ever. al capitalists aud energetic nnea tinss
hearty wslsutae Oh kelliaghasn hay.
The tsalsssld failauad. through ssxae rails.
UNDERSTANDING with the fefndase tawBssie
praprsetors. has located ifs the two miles
north az Fefnasls, and proposes b huiid 4
new teAn.
The BAY cities arr liselieg thaa steF ~
FORK. ana everybody Is sMDilsMs ANd bsssx
Real estate - changing hansss rapidly ansi
81 hssh rxsesss.
To. Aensive caseaany have started 70
clear mp the Fatghasea teenssss. kagiasaF
Roaossa has arrived aud Is lsrepzFiag 80
begin WORK en- the fssaraza ~ the sAasfs
river,
Ralae assi Nnakz@cS ssa l.ynaea have
not yet learned W hitch will obtain gasaF
from the West Coast Fsilres1 Ala AK
zstts
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CHIcsso, Jan. I2. The big suit
against the Chicago q Atlantic Rail-
road CO., in which the Farmers
Loan and Truss Co., the Erie Railroad
Co. and the first ard second mortgage
bend holders were interested has
been decided against the Chi
cago Il Atlantic, Judge Ores
ham directing that the mortgages
be foreclosed ard the property solo.
The ssit was a. iErpnrtan<~-.ss.sesr - cid
had been Watched with interest by
Iallxlaa -nsen. The first mortgage is
for 50. 800. coo By direction OF the
court any surplus remaining after the
payment OF these bonds and interest
Is 10 be held for the benefit of the
second mortgage bondholders accord
ing TO their re- pective rights in equity.
The second mortgage IS for 5000 90.
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A srx.Dax TRAMP.
Ewsinent Pedestrians te Engage tn a
szn Francisco Match.

FAN FRAssfscs. 5sa. ae--Frank Hall.
WHO axs managed . nHmaeF OF wagklas
tazsFhcs IA silf5keeni parts of tae roaatry
has arrived here frota The KAss wish several
nsaextstaas u arrange far Sax
dsss Essas1es please koa8cxE e.
eesE Haenes a. she Mechanics pagElian
~ mis- city FShsaafy "a rae sNessestYtans
wac asfsass panied ffAss are s4Rs3 Wat
le0ss HeN ssth SAT Z e. Nc$sxx. AmaaE
other seleaFstles sha with lake rart y tsst
e~ssest are Albert Gare. N0Frasae u&Ety
aud ssnesfsEe II - expex fva tAas sslisy 10
nae1 Mtsk start Albert expresses eQna.
sssae% Ia hks aAslits 80 beat lsstss. " cod 5
fT<sarf
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fIermaan Peters Appears 70 Ne ;
Exe<n1 Affer All


Rascal, Amer All
sheriff cochrzae has goae into the
musical sns*zusaent business en- large
scale. having ezptsrvd eight planes yes,
tsrizv. These Instruments were shis2ed
here FROM Vancouver, b e.. D.
HeSmana Peters WAC reesised thsr7
en- consignment sroa an East
err house for which As
wsz agent. After being brought here shs
instruments wesc stored IN .a-xhouss
II the Garner OF Third and Jzsnes
streets. wheaee tAsy were distributed
throughout the eity % parties
who had Bought taesa kt their cum prices
In this way rssers get aHAy With hfsee :
or sixteen y{Au1s ard organs "A Sc z-tie 30
fcTs the manufacturers discovered his zlls-
cality.
attorneys foy The manufacturers 50 seize
she Instruments IS ssotsz property. ana
Yesterday he sxereezse1 in hEzlisg eight At
Tarious places aheus town Two were
foaud at the @. X & ~ wharf. enc
~ the Oregon bosei, fw0 ~ Mr.. fkist's II
Moth seattle ona At Mr.. Ames, ia <ueess
Aane's town, one at Mrs. Halls On the Cor
ner Of Ssz4sssSzn aud Fourth ssEeefs and Epsa
werc captured By the custom house Ell
Port Townsend An agent nf Peters,
called 81 several of ire places where piauos
had been left on Sunday
ard erased the numbers fsuaa fhem by
using eesd Peters transferred the iassrE-
ments sent 70 Seattle 10 W. G. Mpoaie by Z
bill 81 sale. dated January ?
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In Ilinols to-day there are $50 CO
tenant farmers. and they are lss.sFeas.
iag IA nisfnoer each year.
Fae aismtSr of streets in London i
Eoa upward ol - coo. = Il new ones
are aaSiea Al the rate Of 100 per scar,
Maryland Is an oyster hav and 4
canning camp. There are ssS canning
las'fos isss IA tie State. employing aieus
5000 Enen
Iempo>stors IA IonEca have had 4
very hard une ei II lately 80 asues,
80 that tbs oat-saE- ssoEk allowance has
had 90 lee extended fGr three xeek !
esynns the asaai tlrne-sne fsfst os..a.
sassn Ter many ysxrs
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PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
Newspaper Change Hotel Accom-
medntions Oyevtuxest.

poar TOWNSEND. Jan. i6--ft is said that
the &fDfalag Ar9Hs, uf which Hon Allen
Weir Is proprietor aud editor. has been
sold. Az present information on the mat.
Ter Is very meagre, but the general feeling
about town ~ q hope thar IL wall now he
run more regularly
The Tacoma agency OF Tire board OF trade
viii he established in very few DAYS. aud
the opening Of . similar Office In Portland
IS contemplated. The people of this city
are at Lass awakening 81 fhe necessities OF
letting the people outside OF this city know
It's great advantages and possibilities
The necessity af nlure hotel accom-
m0dati0ns Is becoming more apparent
every day, The Influx of strangers
is 80 great thas there Is not vacant room
in siiy Of the sGyea hotels that is tfnarcu.
pied Tor any time, and II Is fearrd that the
same experience viii b. had here as was
tue case In both seattle aud Tacoma last
spring, The large hotel nposi the hill will
| he pushed 10 u flnlsh a. sooa ak men and
n,ones can caFuplete Is. Thss win be a
tiFstelsS aetel Is becoming NO
evident yaat Mr. i.owa has decided
70 begin the construction immediately OF
bis large hotel apoa the eoraer Of waier
and Taylor streets. Asseis, however. are
not the aaly want. What is needed more
/ = hosises and cottages. as the people cosss-
iHE here want homes more than trs ssieut
accommodations.
/ Mr.. Cleveland OF Portland IL in town
/ aud reports thai thesc Is considerable itl-
tsrrsf III Portland about this city, and
predicts that very large aEaaun, al
Portland money viii be Invested here
this coming spring aud summer
/ Seis 4 Snish's stock Is beginning Il
arrive
Mr. H. 4 fihAAss. ss, Is agals seen shoal
the city. having Just retuFnsd sraan Skaxgs
Hot springs. California. where he weas 10;
his health, He Is locking sstseh better
Ms J. Es.stasa of Portland has pnrs hasea
& considerable property here AMI cantem.
+ plates locating permanently.
Architect NhstewRy hES eomrlet4sst the
f.lsns for n :. AiliVsS house us wa4hlag
ten street. t will be of three stories aud /
bsseHest, brick. With stone trimmings,
fronting 8 tesf ~ Washington street Mr.
/ Astsefs sssls.ka osI ass, sa-fstf of Taviol
stlst Y - stlngts1a streets vii. 1ss ar stories
klsss Facing szts feel nrssa Taeios ssree,
"a p s@sz epon Mashingssa.
Iae tenants are moving infs, the Halter
loNtlus building. aud tsesnssa che eat 81 al
month u MIL to entirely fnssAcsf aaa
E every rsisa 0Sgap!ed
! The ivslng stsssing park has been leases
hf club ia this city, who viii pat II ii
! fifsE-ciass eansisson. hssiidInx a neat els.s
hoHs~ EFeHt MAS xeaiiegaen here uwI
I tsiassle Aasses
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All Chronic. Nervous and SPECIAL
Diseases Skiiifuiiy Treated.

eight months IN the principal hospitals and
leading medical institutions Of New YORK
City Investigating the most recent discoy.
eIies in medicine and surgery, having re-
sumed practice in Seattle, Is prepared 70
treat ali classes of chronic fnaladscs. snch
as liver complaint, dyspepsia. rAeuInsA,
and luhgs. all skin aud blood diseases, ali
ailments arising from weakened nervous
system, all rectal diseases. all genito-uri-
nary diseases. and all diseases peculiar u
women, according to the latest and most
improved methods. Consultation free.
Charges moderate. Office. rooms SO aud
so, new yesler Block. Mil street. S-4
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wArr4A wAILa NEWS.
Application for Street Car Fran
sschlne Railroad Hunun.

MALTA WAILA. Jan. H. Application has
been made 10 the city oennril by Meufs.
HaunleEslrr, Rees, III. Il. johnson aud <,
Hoimes for q franchise Tor street railroad
On the principal streets cast OF NH creek.
The Northern Pacific Elevator Company
ART hnEitiins four large elevators in Eureka
Fiat,
Warren Pest, @. A. H., Oh fhis city has
surrendered its charter. and Will cunxoit,
date with Abraham Lincoln post
The First Natsons: Rank Of Moscow has
been eoisi 20 tsilheEt ares. OF salem, Or, fos
~ ,t0u. A majority of The stock Is held
hare.
Tho cosusaittte OF the beard Of trade 81
this city returned this evening from sac
ecxsful Interview with elsizsns ~ Waits
burg In the kasrsesf of extension 81 the %
\ w. r. 10 that place. A committee from
the latter town win be here to mogrow Il
make Hunt new proposition.
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HUNTS ROAD N uREaoN.
Cifiasus Of rnfsn gnasasarsng 60
KAtse a <szh~ktfx

fkNssAkFsAS. Or. Jan sts kfssEts ase be.
lbg made 10 sccssc AZ extensf0a Of sAe
Hsans railway Co Usaiaa. With q gosss .hos
Of sucryex II IS proposed "a extend ths
road from FeRalesea, ap The 'ssntfllx RI yes
10 TNssog and RaSkles read sAeace 10
Sumnaxsvilse ana Nntun xsa tsssSsis,s4 ass.,
20 teks In Islzna Gig. The p<sspte 80 the
Grand kentfe alley are fstsoglssi So be "a,
xhhxz&StIt ever thc sass5srs. A saass Meet
tnR y III ~ held ~ Jnken arxs Tuesday. -
which Mr.. Hunt Is knsksF2a. Ex * aasay
Esneharf xslIssi ga Hiatt sets@ da,s sxa ~.
kafssiaa sxsenstlnss The rosd GO Us1cf1. saxs
RETURNED hezae With Frcpasissoa fFslaa
Hunt thst Ne senls extsssi tAe sad IL
xReh pesnfs - Nosid geaTsasec suhsiSe
OF <sSe. uHs With fsxhk 81 vay. sseeo,
gruands and nrcsNsary sarSs naesa.
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S&x FRANCISCO. Jan. 15s-The Hz<xsSe
AxEnks' 3<soci1fsoe heid IN execnfive xes-
<fsgn tass AffsrHosr Is which o. G. Wheeler.
general baggage agent of tfc SDusEsra Pa
esEe. presided Tie Nseezznx fsxsed oxcr
three hoafz Secretary + = Qulek 81 the
lsssaezo & Grand srunk railway s4sd sks
gsrluesrzl topic o. discussion wzs
tie rsrcrt Of fse 600 nittee On sfxzxS<rsx-
f4aa "a dad bodies. which WAS finally re-
served haek u The cxareutfuu fsy Esss af30r-
ton Of zusez 70 - referred 70 tie siiis<seEz:
state ESar6x of heath Ser k<eir
gprwsya1 The rules ysrUFIse for
ns4xxed eSargss IN t5c prep&r&si0us
81 ssosfses Tor srars porszfissn by PAIL. and
etSzisez1as ifl the form Of aHidBxzts Eansr
be fsaagc by proper medical ar health
kssrsss 81 the 1iszsrEfsf states. setting forth
she disease tAe person died fsorn These
VIII prsei&1e the pesssshs stsy Of the sEsTsad-
sng CT snfnefsnas Ssxease.
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rotiG PRAY IN TAeoaa.
George Thomas. with a Eall 81 Men
ef. Has Aren MSs~faw IA naxx

TACOMA. gsa. h ~+Asssaa - DAYS neo
tseasge Thesa&s, in she Vsse3Ay Of N.sss.sss
seaaxSt assAp.aasr<d. ass il i b.
aeTea Ne asx t3en ssastx 3esn
vita. Re hs1 81 sesas hsse.ssxss ssatssg< IL
as pesssssesxszs ss fs<E a -.
elzfssi - fsssas hs - rs
pszcr 81 sfsSFs sssais.ssss f<ssssss. 4as. =,
sAszse sNeaEsEs fssnl ff8insn, ana has
/ sfieasss IN seA,ssc MAaia Ax visited asaeaz
sAfxe wN4Ak szA
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4 quick ARREST.
Hew an or~xen ssorse-rhief Was
prauxht Rack fresh >ee York.

pxSnxsY<s<. or. is..- te-zaazsss flrueA
ms. Sagth Powder Aesss tAssF east Goa
dnnSe nan. snsslclsd lAss ssfssrsasAss b tao
ErAsd tagy Of Falpn esaaty. hus y 10
clfssssd agrss1 by going Ia Aes Nugk. Las
heeza hfnuzht back b. s&ersfi a \ ilaaAal
tna. aud IS nos skse ia UAssa saansty 5xss.
He uas arrested ~ sfasksas \ " ssAgsnx
possible interference "a seaAR af -.
prisoner. sasssff itgatssaa afr#n<ss ka
hsxe knssksas sfFSssera Sfses se< sslHg tsss
nece<<&tx Endorsement af f&5ess III A.
basSys <kzsi rsAessshg 0we8s. ssna an a.
Gee N&nst11ix wish mis- feen Fasfs nse
Wfnutee amer his afxtf al the s$SSsa was
On ~ way henas With shs Fstsnszer, eEs4
hfoehiEs fz1eg<sx kssNel nakeslg al hls as.
fesf untsj be seat word hxes f1sssa Ehsg 4sss.
e4tzix.
Knsterm f1s<
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Sax FEazzlscss. jan s5---Tsze eighth an
Hsfsa convention - TIE Eafiousi AssDcza~
tle8 % Baggage Asaat< convened hare To-
dag 5syxFal fs1ns4fed Delegates fEers all
paris OF the e01afry we're present. and
osAera wiIl arrive ksrsaofroH. The basine&s
transacted to-day was Of . routine nature
Vice President C. 3 fease af New York
presided. A number IL excursions hare
been arranged for ske visitors
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A ers..,s.a IN. r.rr,,arr.

Fsstk tagesSs commonwealth.
TIE rs>sssEx1AggEscK2 New Years
esastaen = . eTvdis ~ aar tesrlsery "a well
As 80 Seattle. tAe Qaevn CITY, waese il L,
paesishss. Il - ss-pAxe paper, fun II
fsrnas Il lntsrsxs 80 all whs tniak Of eusa.
lns 10 TIE eoAst.
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sxs Francisco. ian lathe lunar
eclipse TO night vas satisfactorily Observed
ID this city. TIE moon's entrance Ii the
yxnnssbe, ~ CHS. wn. aoF ohss-~ahie
with tlse naked eye. The earth stsesos
was ex tered at IS z p. H., and The mid
die Of the eclipse fcsk place 81 Q = p IA.
The zs,an left the shadow II s58I = :. N.
ssgensenths Of the moons diameter vas
Sss4{..ss@
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Y,ae.o,,an nv Cer n,,ax.

SAX Francisco, Jan. I6.-Gen. aud Mrs.
Nelson A. Miles entertained the society Of
San Francisco at the army headquarters OF
the division OF the Pacific If the presidio
this afternoon. Nearly every one in the
city prominent in social life was present.
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TACOMA NEWS.



TkcoxA, Ian. fe.~-The case 81 the terri
ny -. kAds'hAugh. CHARGED with rami-
MI Hkel, Wes continued til Tomorrow at
20 O'clock. Counsel for tho defense sur.
H9foed the prosecution By asking for d
Ghen<s Of venue. Justice Ssuter took the
Mgptloued. ne Indicated In bis remarks
lhse efening that the Request Of the dc.
tendout would not be granted.
TWO SMALLPOX eAkks.
Je41n E1aop. 9 contractor on the Northern
0etar railroad. was to-day caught suffer
10K with smallpox, and removed Ia the
pe45 houec His reEideacf. corner Of Ninth
And q streets, has been Guaranteed. A
man named Edward Woes was removed 10
the pen house last night afflicted wit TIE
enxRe disease
T1E WATER FRANCHISE.
The council this evening. which met I'm
epotial session to consider the Nueistesl
Watef franchise, adjourned without action
On account 0f Ia. absence uf two members
n Communication from the mayer, now
out Of town, WINS handed In, but not read.
a takea strong ground Ia favor OF grant
sns the ssIee Thirteen faolscap iollos
termined stand taken by the mayor. II Is
agreed, VIII have considerable Influence
On the council, tho majority Of whom
have heretofore opposed tile franchise.
articles Of Incorporation OF the Pacific
Steam Laundry Company we're flied 10 day.
The fnc0rp0rAforr are II. w Dewey, Nelson
-. Dewey, Frank ". Knight, James H..
Ghtpsnn, James .. Dewey. The three pcf-
Aohu flret named are trustees. The capital
utack Il &l.05c.
The Methodist Episcopal church OF South
ana EeAt Tacoma. PUGET sound conferences.
VA also Incorporated lay ] a. wintermute,
y. n. IStor, A. Staples. g. w Mock, Peter
EelteAr pt rfueflly. y III. Listpr is president
and &. w. Mock secretary.
Charles Cling OF ewedea aud Anton
weber Of Germany fiica malice OF intention
to become citixens.
marriage license wga grated Fred
NyQul1t and Alma Stakes
hank ciearanfes 10 day were sta 4ins6
The friends ~ the prosecuting attorney
arc anxious In regard 70 bis prolonged and
unexplained. absence.
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1aysruish~-i want 10 hide soaae-
atssse Tor EAg slays where ua unr
vii think Of searching for me Where
shah go
jaaionssA Might sry ehareh.
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DIR, SPIuuBl


0&GA00Me 001eAA$s - 80 7s z4s
All cfronie Diseases OF MEN Al .!:E
Successfully treated
LOFT MANHOOD, Nervous - Ea4 I;
Debility, Exhaasted Vifslity IS
Weakness. Spermatorrnves. 49,. r. g
gcnorrhocs. elect. 5yphtlis. frsx IN r. ~
cline. Weakness in Women. anQ a. {
tional persnremenfxth that result frcA -
ful follies or excess in sitter ycan ~
uRJNIRY kidney. ard Blnacsx
uhiNnhi Weak BACK. 9ou1frA0 1z-zsx
crystifis. yarieocele, structure. ctr
iy and safely cured kouAaseoe
given, nor strong lusecffons nss1s IS s
canse structure: charges rsn s-5sas.s
uRRV0IjS Debility Loss 81 VIZ + -
nnnfvs0 Losses. Night kmisx'u N : S II
spondencJ. ETC.. et1., cured. n
IVuN6 hhN yoashfal iolIies o. ~
tons, should svnil themselves o. 90 ~
menI. the greatest boon ever La,q ).
Tar OF suffering Humanity. VIII
positive cure IN ever eaze.
Middls-assd neH a rssa u, sss itrssss a y
nations OF the bladder. secon1p1llls
KmertinK or bnruins sensation; ~
alton the urine deposits : se<{i
sometimes albems., II present
varies from . bright or rcadisn -
milky hne, the paltenf exyerAeecss - .essS7
scc6unf for. This Is the sxc0un sS.sszS.l
seaninai weakness Many dss q VI
euisy. ixn0snus Of IT. eanse.
aud h6aitby rc&tornfinn Su1ranE4
OGlee hOurs. . "a 10 . p M s.
M; Sundays 70 p M e. g !.
n n 'forb00e nliebic - y1ely
eEeo1e6 y Their - q 60 60 =
e1rss~s fscSrsj111lcn - q
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AlazSY. Jan. ls.--A meeting Of citizens
was held tonight 70 essrn plese the sreaaI-
xGfiou Of the Albany a Astoria Railway
Co Tne meeting adjourned 10 gire the
committee appointed 10 draft articles Of
incorporation, time to complete their work
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-17

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Indications FOR
= haaEs: For Oregon ard Washington
Territory Fair weather ia southeastern
Oregon, rain og snna clseW here; warmer