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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12
7 STABLER & CO..
(snccessors to 2. a. stsblerl

DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS
N. W. Corner King and Washington Street
Dealers in Patent Medicines, Drugs, Cigars and
Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
5ponges, Flesh Straps, &c. Especial care given to
prescriptions jan28-n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12
Steamer John w. Thompson
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

PUTUMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leave Alexandria SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, at p. m. From Ro:k Point the
steamer sails direct for Alexandra and Washing
ton, arriving about a. N. every Tuesday, Thus
~ and Saturday. Will stop at up-rivcr landings
on signal only. First class fare iar as Nomini,
Soc; below Nomini, frst.clsss 75c; second class
as far AS Nomini, 35c below Nomin second
class, So.
For further information apply to
"A. REED & CO., Agents Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-12

EDw .. 8. LkADBEATEB. Tj,oa. iEADEa.s4a
TI g. LEADBEATER & Bro,
Ia. Noe. and S. Fairfax st..
Established 1892,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
PAINTS OILS, PROPRIETARY Med
CINEs, GARDEN SEEDS SPICES
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS.
FINE TOILET GOODS, &c.
Proprietors Of Anodyne Pectorsl, L,bricatiu.
Linmens, Essence Jsmaics Ginger ald Cough
Syrup; and Agents fol- Ayers Medicine. Ready
mixed and Tinted Gloss Paints, &c.
Every effort win be made to maintain the high
reputation of our old establishment NV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
BRES rs.

Tbs FsFnRins # Peter olsen All account
az s hose death appeared ia YESTERDAY =
lssNn 81 THIS ranes. were buried Yesterday
a. the eeuaiy farm
Probate 3aage csfssru yesterday sn-
T. sitssl David Jones, T J t'sFi saS r p.
hoafnsa IS sppfstssss ot tue esiase 1T
May Laasse Barr. sseeeased
Mossss. Harry a Fleslemaan ana Jullus
e. SssSsis lefotAes 81 y. Huge smith Asye
V5seaest q nsssfcetson sscntS 81 lSesv $50
cad safsss, AMI arr pgs g.sgei =, gaTry IN AZ
extensive hnssuuas
yeFy ~aeistsso sasheg3nS wws hesd Al
Ms hssssssgs4Ha = s=sask alley "a the Eai
susf IN ssssesssstass8s sith = birthday al =
H4Fsa hef ~ ts8e fAssssEF NaEAtfsx eAs spa red
rs the hssss ag hasgeSs 70 maze the evestax
pheasant EaF tbs Tssis4ses wlIn uaahegva
Stssas sixty
T. II NsetteesAfA. gsfmssis seattle Assent
fSg iAe " gsesifE 4 As}s.sa ~ssfux Nssaifs
sAssarsus. has leta arrested 60 com
elaiHt asea ia tasfges Nsliess ras.ss ~ n
daes Fsssl. tsle persent sgVgs as gHg cosn
Espf ehssgin& BIN atsh Fetsia5a AZ I'd asssy
yassesi@si Sc 80 ssh FsaYsTs tsss RsAggtsfy.
Tbs jsftsg&l - EaaNsss srifa. = be tiissl
- tf0s ssieHsa haspssA Monday a kafaySss~
}e as haes, sssstasge3 a. tss1aase. several
as stssse. EuSA psA@v ytsssss&Ay sitter.
assia sgsas tie anseFssk4ax psFAsys q
gsses 4 80 TEE iaEegwan1 SIS So Neaat
'sisEals * tas seSesse~3 Sssesssissf ihV flsa
seaE
&es Wy Csss,S Un. a. Nea Yogk
sss FsstsFs 81 tsas AaneFssAn salsNzth ~ehe~al
afs@. 49, Efes s. &t&nss ~ tAc f'feShy
Es So xAann. sesFsss ~ lh.9S &Hs Nzas.
sssH ssnsx Is tkEs ea<aAae a. ssss NJ
rsfgs = en easnsss sas xesefsxteiss.s
sali Sttsasisw<s. fse eFgNFt9eia : a
fEaF tstsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
MARRIAGE COMPLICATIONS
The secret Wedding Of Chicago
Bachelor Cau.s. Tron,,ta


CHICAGO, July "A suit at law with
many peculiar features was decided herr
to-day by Judge Nickerbocker. Colonel
waiter haecock. supposed hac heior. died
IN August. ISL, 81 Gardiner, H., from the
effects OF pistol shot received under ,nvs.
teFious circumstances. which were never
cleared up. lie was on q visit to Miss sarah
bud~e. spinstrr
he left al estate valued ut Sea. 900, and
hls sister, Miss Hattie A. Martin, secured
power OF admin sfraiion thereof. peudiuy
Ehe set cement of the estate
MIS- Naomi Fsigchilt, aged 60 years and
broken IN health, began suit 10 secure :
sasEs OF the estate, Claiming To be Colo
hes babcock's widow II is said ina, She
~sS once eOnsdsred very beautiful so.
/ MAN, IN Tact, size was the belle 81 the whole
country ia Wis nnsfu Colonel B@ftstass
sat sytfss fell ~ lore with her as a widow
efsE On s1t9oJ&f !, fNo Gays before the great
IRE IN lssi, msrfted her. The cirssnm-
ssases ~ the marriage. Sc she related
tae'a, we're very peculiar. He took her.
sac sYess, "a = house on Nahasn avenue In,
'Gts CITY, Rose location she cannot fix
a9d there a. Midnight they wee made one.
AiEtr the ceTemony he tnDk her hack 10 her
aoase ssad left Der, eniolnlng upon her %
keep the matter secrgt ibis she It'd aud
pas always known as Mrs. Fsirehild aaul
altar the eatuaels death
Al TIE trial Ees. " IT, Burns testified
thss AZ the time mentioned aud under the
circumstances described! be bad married
Mr. Faischsld n some person. but " neither
OF tfoi IL sss Colonel BabCock hs e3nld nol
afaFla
aln iop II ghts came The testimony ~ Mrs.
9a3ta Briit0f3, the claimant : 81 Ter II wss
SIZE = 40 vas Eaa rr.tSa st night in the house
tssl atsssSA sveEle Hsadsr the eiFcvyn.
Stances Described - Mrs.. Fslrchila.
ife sa5lTt aecressd tAat tne aasaAns vgas
n33 tAe gf4e 81 tho deces azsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
LOST IN THE ICY SEAS.
The sealing Schooner Edward r..
Webster Wrecked.

priyste letter received yesterday morn.
Ing BY Captain J. C. Nixon from CAPTAIN
II. :, Alger announced the total loss. in
Alaskan waters, of che scaling schuone,
Edward +. Webster. belonging lo Captain
solomon Jacobs. The letter was dated
July Z, at sand Point. Alaska. near thu
entrance al kehriuv sea. No particulars
of The hess of the Webster wers, given. II
hting only stated that the vessel was lost
gune q. u j. supposed she weui on rpek
The crew III the webster had arrived al
sand Point oniy short time after the seal.
ing schooner Noble Adams. with Captain
s'tloinou jacobs In command. had sailed
away from the harhor The crew of the
wrecked seater distributed themse!ve.
among Captain Nixoa's boats aud others
"a the waters at sand Point Probably
Captain Jacobs il still iB ignorance OF the
loss Of The vessel.
The Webster vas one % the finest Of The
northern scaling feet She VAS built at
Gloucester. Mass, In 1873, ard was of
ninety thrce tous burden. she was a very
stauneh craft, having weatheFei several
iaska aieys
ASHORE os opxaa ISLAND.
The Port Townsend Cali OF Yesterday aft
staouh contains the following account OF
Tie disaster, Capt NJ Almond. who was
II com" and ui the schooner Webster nT.
f!sesi shis morning from the north The
captain ststNs that tbs schooner ueni
ashore on Oauga island, enc 81 The Aleu-
Tau rtoap The unfortunate event &C.
eaFrud ON the sSIh az jane 4 STA hreeFe
wss blowing II the time. aud she WAS sail
INK ~ What SEEMED g. BE- deep wafer a. hen
stg struck OF suaken reef The charts
isa not shSR any suuken reefs tn The local.
IVY, and consequently 80 blame sonla bV
isi1 Y the captain. All hands were com
1ESr4ff Ia "a -.
tns sva wnnli permit them tsl aud Moth
lnE sas saved bat the personal effects of
TIE neus Al the tine the schooner hat
several tens ~ Esh ga lsoafd She j. total
50ss, The captain came So this port on th,
hsafiss ssstseref Tue last tilas he ssw
sh. webster sac wss still holding together
tue crew haxu rsShippcd OF other
= hsAafixfs TIE Webster vas owned by
Wfu. HuiteF, whe ~ on hoard ~ the time
"t TIE disaster She WAS worth kIk.tse'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
roorrADs n QcKEx ANss


On Tu<~zsSy evenIag fwc x1En< ssSss
made scsfxs call oa sfssnzts - Qnesa
Arne tcwn X uss asmoss midnight y ssffi
faxs s.a-sx.z 20 rezxaes their x1r hsszzze-
ward alazx Frssnt street 1hs Night was
ysyY dark. ard when near Lake sTenne
swo ssen who wer~ standing ca TIE ester
and fssu<r sstxgs CT the sidewalk closed In
ca then When the ruMssss sxr thai there
we~p sws against twn tAes nsee 30 fur
gsew assTanees
Tsse s.sarx nas q s-egEiassss1 or Thszr Was
ard hssf oszIy tr.gers.i Frsssf street sew
blocks y sss.a fsaev were owrs~Aken ~ John
4-rssa krxgsx. uf she Fremont MILLING tsssss-
raszg, xha ~ considerably aTSssrsss. Nj
sfsnnAFanx salt sfsat the ss2o stsssg.sAas al
tsrspseSt - eiase IN on hira rs De y IS
passing Ia h1s ro@esst he bad
= ssfFeE ussyanfsd pipe This nc toox cal
ard Eesa-ishe6 wildly viii fhrsssE 70
bsow 0at the brains 81 anyone who M
tsrfr>rs with hsnz- The threat hsd The de-
sired effect sl1H the t~a soesgsds Shank
bzek nn.tevinT aEd pretending snaf sfsey
we're sacoxseafg1. Mr. Grankrasz CA q
hear TIE soessepx Of The iwU yoGrg sEsrsl
" no were aAe1d OF BIN. enss los. no time
IN CATCHING 10 10 them AZ TIE hslevsle
hsssal Police zusa Iisvss Was fond. sEs3 be
went 50 ssse yasszsf wffere rue focTyslss Sere
sSen. bat fhey hasi i.fs for paris nnkrscwn.
The police all closely y areh frs l5Eslssy
hereafter. sns Ike .EssenpE 30 rob Is
likely ~ result d1sassrusIsfy scr the loot
rx4f@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
/ aolD TUaOun BIe TREES.
Twenty Niles Of the Seattle 4
Northern TRADED.


uNa gesssess yesserssxF sasf GapfstE
A. Hss Ass tweusg nsiass Of tAe ~esssse
yswfa@sa fassrrsaf grmsess szd hrisigzsi
frorn shsy HAeexsx 40 - file Sxsgss valley.
AZ sAs s~ssens wr4fsag there are l.98 neu
at work algxsg skss h2e 81 The road. Cap
tain FILL hsx sasfssn<d hss rsyssasissz ~
lass rxssrnasi hziiisr "a tbs present IN
ssxnee ysry wsss- Tbs furre 20 bald the
-estxle & Northern wzs partially organized
In t1tz esfy on Jane 6. EEe morning og TIE
fsre. The IRE broke up TIC srxAasxatsen
here, and sise hsse Of operations q A. Srssss-
ig~red 20 Tacoma en the -fa OF June 9n
ssse ssA sf fune skae sorea w@s organized
ansi pEs 10 w.sE. On the lssA "a Jaae tfse
fageg gss szksssa ~ work IN good SHAPE, AID
tssen the s1n eszsEmszseess- Dynamite WA
ssas,s-ss g. tire groas ~ tsse steamer lead.
The rssse 81 sae road = fhrgzagh dense
fssrrse. sser steep sslAe, A4Fs II Esrokra 1p
~ si8agss aEsss ws.ef cszrSes The trees
are OF snasasI height ami thickness. and
the wsuzsex Is thss 90 many niles hare
A. Eve wsek& Il Is aet kn0wn wAen
tise srsek wtsg be laid The efsAcers OF the
eosnEsAssg arc resgetent Oh tafts losGs
IN ras TegTaFLIs 90 myrsr ssKag.
Engsuee- VI ssfxrga who ass been sur
veyizsg the line 81 the seattle. Lake shore
4 Essfer1a north OF the skAgis river re-
turned on Tuesday evening". having con
plesssf his sAhszs. The country through
nhseh w. rssxrud run the lines il prsnei-
pzlsy In the to<yshliis Of Meant bake. II
l. heavily fimh~red and very rough. u
took frssrn the s.sh 81 MAJ TIL the I'd OF
Jaly 20 survey 4 distance Of shout rfresu
miles. owing 90 the roaghnsss ~ tie eOan-
try Alta point about fifteen rniss- north
II lae -ksxif Mr. -sixrsd's line met that II
Edsin Hall warner, who had surveyed
toe line spath from The British Columbia
line a distance az thirty I've miles
Numerous minor accidents occurred Ia
the fasfn ferS ~ TIE party. The most ~ert-
Gus Is that Whteh happened IN The dexter
ringer ~ Head Chairman g. " ~tnilsFs
baud. This Injury II 50 severe that the
ringer nay have "a b. arnpGt2tsti.
CORRECTING TIE Survey
Ca saturday Mr.. Ssixfud will leave xlth
a party u eight or ten for a point eight
miies nerfh Of erohofnish to strsishten
cut certain portions OF the lines there.
oEEsos EsFEovEsEsT AFFAIRS.
John l. Howard. manager OF the Oregon
improvement Company. arrived here yes
teriay morning for The purpose IT seeing
Dor himself how the affairs 81 the CON paay
WEIR being coBdacfa q. Mr. Howard had
not bsen here size. the IRE. and be ex-
pressed himself a. bring more thsn salts
fed with the coalition Of affairs. The
fact that 40 much OF the burned wharses
aud tgiidiugr hal been replaced scented
"a greatly please Mr. Howard. LssfNeyen-
INK Mr.. Howard left for Portland, Where
he v Ill remain for a day or tao. From
Portland NJ. Howard go@s 60 san Ffancisco
where his headquarters are located
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
A CAGE FOR SAVAGE MEN.
W hatcem County's New Receptacle
for Criminals.

On freight car on the broad gauge strip
is an iron cage eight feet wide. twelve feet
long and eish, feet high. IL Is made Of
strips Of chilled steel. which cross each
other, with bat little distance between
each. The strips are welded and bolted
together very soiidly. The material out OF
which the cage is constructed is 50 hard
that q tile will scarcely make an impression
upon IL The cage is intended for the re-
ccpilou of the mere desperate criminals,
such as would he liable IN end their way
auf Of an ordinary cell. This style of cell
r. warranted ta bod the worst jail breaker
IN the world. always provided the iailer
Keeps the cell locked They arc coming
Into use al over the United states
The one on the cars was manufactured In
the ksst, and is consigned IA the county
commissioners Of Whafeom county. II
win be used by the Nhatcam county
authorities tn keep muFsierers and other
desperate criminals In aud win we'll
answer the rufpose
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
IT'S NOT BRUCE CREIGHTON.


John IL Essissssv. y no male snFh sespes.
ate resistance To arrest 81 the house Of I'll
lame OF Jackson street known - '-7giis, Z"
last thursday morning, bal preliminary
hearing Ia justice Killers cosrs yesterday
afserns.oa on . charge of assault with q
deadly weapon.
rsrsekef appeared In court a. O'Clock &C
coDpanisi b. Ralph Est-b. his sttoFney
and quietly took q seat His wounded
wrist wss ;n sling. but IL ia not spoear
10 eause him sny pssn. lie VAS beatty
dressed ia . business suit ard presented .
much better appearance than on tas might
he sas arrested and taken 10 police head
quarters with biol running from scalp
wounds and the bullet hole ia his wrist
When arrslgned he entered Plies of not
guilty. ohjseti"tis raised by bis attorney 20
lnforrnailfses IN tie complaint being
waived
Captain Jones, Chief Rattsfaield and OF
hesr ehsahan were ea!ssfi by the proNrcu.
tson. They each testified 20 the desperate
rsslssanee maize ~ -trseker. A piece OF
the water pitcher thrown by stricken 81
Chief Butsergeld's head, aud which sfruek
CapfsiB Jones Wicked blow in the eve,
Was the hrst exhibit Pot Ira evidence. Next
the revolver. with which 10 s. claimed
-tFicser lfed q shot AZ the Officers through
the window. and box of cartridges fitting
the revolver kroth foand III the house. were
also offered In evidence The story Of
the three Officers maize zach strong prtms
sscis case against the defendant that he
male no defense. but allowed tile case o.
10 BY default II In claimed by bis asfor
ney, however. that he will have good De
fenss TO Offer when the case il called In the
district court
Justice Miller, sron hearing the evI
denes. said that 4 strong enough case had
bsea made against StFfexer to warrant his
Icing bound over TO the grand jury in the
sum OF 800. This amount Stricken was
able "a furnish in cash but he Will fur.
nish other security ia lieu III cash today.
srsfcgxn - sur saucE fgEt0nruN,
fesess! days sgn the police we're tn.
formed that Stsiekss was the notorious
iiFuee Creighton, who has served terms In
California aud Oregon peniientiarisaz.
fslcse parties claimed 10 kuow Creighton
well. aud positively identified stricken "a
tbs same indy .siaal. This ltsi the police
10 make extended inquiries of officials ia
Portland and san Francisco a. tn Greigh
tons arsteeessentS- II now appears that che
infofmants 81 The police WIRE either al
n saat or lied fHaiirsaasiy, rs stricken and
Creighton do not resemble essl b other save
In = few minor points. Stricken has been
ina seattle nearly two years. and has worked
~ bartender for Harms 4 Diekmsn and
jansen Il Koch II T. still claimed by
some. however, that Stricken Is Creighton
fY t4fsuxsizxs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25

= R40-Wo4 4trUUu)o 10y - sotesJ
Pge6feee1-
Ms1ssaa 1sxakf<ht. De sse<E z4Eewed
leg. xx1ve1 snsm IseuzsA Lass nixss IN
fns tYfsa fss kxs wrsnzizg snesxrtss ss<n
". II. s4afsss. 81 ts1farsa. soukxhE- assnn
wan kas seea trssnsas 81 FSese-sA- Tin
syYsrs h<r< sp*ss. he hasiax sseiaFsf hfs
csszinx wntis ssss lass nsoensnt sox sess rh&F
q change al fssmass zrss t1cd mtgts impair
bis sSsazs<ie< Of wsnAsnxs H- has srxzks<ss
hxssl tx ss< M&seh ssa rs cDsssssfsas -
knswn In ~ssssEse sa<1 ssu this ss5s of sfse
bse es nAkzaz MATTERS distressing 90
sny wrexsasr Fn So country In
saxa b. H. q riaat. ssAn6snw sazsse
~ SIX fexs im isaszks sn1 weighing
nsavsg so sys8nsss sfsxn szszs sf srsintfx.
IL assrsexrAusx BE- Is yrsY<~eexszTe~ ~
rsrxsfaz he ABILITY - . wrestler there =
No question. the terrific ssrsggle n MszssE
he earsxeS wish Js~ Agsaa FsxszE EiEs
resgusatsssss thai nn~ 5sfe@s sEl ksr< sszsszraE
liz fssSss xfsss hassis BE- wfi1 weigh ss<ssxt lse
p<sun.s. 70 the 5&p's ii sseErsss- IN Sefxas
Z VIII ~ sesn tsgf be kas - advantage 81
ss ez1sy -spsr pasTsss H0wsssss Aass&ssa
ss1I nos iss hss ssars 20 frss0w par. Tot De
hsa ss.4s ard defeated heavier Hsen than
s{xEna The Eaxfea takes pzare IN Ia-a
Haa, ssseAfsy. The stage wjn<s bare t<ssss
tASer oas, ard q nam ser 81 E~esssT VII a'e
sssHses ca TIE stage. The Fesefss hAs sses
set kxesn agreed uy-sxa- TIE match II for
the ssaavy.eigAt exam nsssasaasp ~ the
Psrsss Ggsas. EAssYves sssfs rcaT re 80
eurass ~ ff~aAaza a Dzuatau's.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
THE CITY FRONT.

fbe Blue srkef Is looked fuy daily
The MesFase leaves for San Fgaucjse1
today with gee tons et eeal
". & Squise's what 81 North Seattle viii
be eolnpleted v Thin few days
owing Ca the scarcity of lumber. worA
has been &c temporarily suspended on MAJ
niug's wharf. l.
The four mastea schooner f.. X. Wood I,
ga from san Francisco With seo t3us OF gen
srai merchandise.
A srow Of lumber was brought down
from Port Ludlow yesterlsy Ser Harfing
Ton & smiths hart
The Lacy Lowe VIII fuisA aisehargins
her cargo of stone this Morning she n
ssfaFn - Churksuisl fog another caFxo.
Ths Michigan discharged iso tsnS "a
treighi 81 ghe Ocean daVk yesterday. she
teff ttF f>ffsss at oettzs last evening
The steamer HountsiueeF wili leave
se1n uaencsus AonJ2s. tnly - fsota nar,
fiast9n ( @sa.i8 : y heri, foot II Washing
ton street
fsse Wi.'s3aeits arrives in from Portland
~ a cAesk yesterday afternoon with esx
tsaDs Of ffeiEift. she doe 81 az ~ !. asf,sss,
es > bari, but later oa movesl down 80 the
Gees az ds.ek
Tie schoaueg Angeles arrived from.
Roche hsff+sy vesfeFtSx naming with *
hsrEeSs 81 hWse Tor sssw&hachTr Ersx 4
Cee she landed ~ Sehsatss ttr's wharf
std tszsn dis aafgsng
Tie British bAek RNasharrhsAire a.
g3NsgssN arrived in port iass lusSisy nssfsl
trees isveypasls eta Lao tous Of fref9bi
Essastssssi ~ Harrington 4 SAITH -at
&tsSke& a. Hsfauta whAEi see fer.lsv efvs-.
Ussso sa1 ws5i seEEn dlsekaFsine tssav
dff rArso laeiassafas sec Ia Esels pg luladiaz
ceE5aNt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25

At inviting q tae ssocs holsiefs 81 tha
Front STREET Cable Railway Company. Aeil
Tuesday evening i's- \ F. Miigsa vas
elected atreesor oi the COMPANY tie Nss
Also appointed manageg IL the line Ia
this espacisy nr afttsa wtu hare tae
selection 81 all The "a bloyes et he easn,
pMuy. II T. his intention e. give tAe isss.r
portion 81 his fiusa Is the rszi
The matter 81 txgeaSiug ,he fVsaa usYsh
from the power hassc 81 Depot snt s~sgs.9ssl
streets Ia thu lake tniaa esuKi ass ia
ctss<sd ~ length. A utsaatssT strongly
favored the pratesf saga an ,Nft1ssssks.
would he af gFvst bsne1is e. the nasfhs IA
rart Of The eity
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
WASHED By THE SALT TIDE
Front Street Land Owners Claim
the Waterfront.
Msssrs. Soyes ard kniFe she the
Commercial Mil Company TO Re-
strain II From building.

John Moves. the capitalist OF Bottle City,
Montana, no has large property Interests
la this city he his attorneys, George Z N.
Pratt and Thomas Il. shepard, yesterday
brought SUIT in the district court against
the seattle Iamher and Commercial Mil
Company. 10 enforce his littoral aad RI
parlan rights incident 10 his property north
Of Marion street with frontage on Front
street and extending 10 Elliott BAY.
la bis Complaint the plaintiff alleges
that the defendants are about 10 torsm y
nuisance. BY the erection of buildings aac
whzrges upon the shorss OF the BAY Dc
txeen ~ land and the deep nsyigAole
waters oi the bay, and that II l. an IN
trEs9on UPON his lfs,oral and riparian
rights. and nladrance 20 the fun silc free
en loY meat and exercise OF his property
rights. connected with tis frontage on the
barbor. that they are filing In and level
Ing up the saw dust and other mill refass-
80 a a. sc 2 the tide from washing sgsjns.
his land, and that II they are not eptoi'se0
by the cours siid eomgelied 10 reaoxe
" hat they have sgready deposited be VIII
sustain special damages amounting 10
S,sopl.
Robert knipe. owner OF the property adj
joining Mr. Moves on the nor d. has by
the same attorneys brought suit against
TIE same company. alleging substantially
the same grounds IS Mr.. Moves, ana claims
that nnless the coaTt grants All injunction
fcsFfaiuing the defendants he Will sustain
aspscial damage of ssaeeo,
THE ELECTRIC ROAD IsJuscrfoS.
TIE injunction suit OF the Woodland
Park Railway Company VS.. the Seattle
Electric Railway & Power Company. Ia
enjoIn the latter from constructing Line
of electric railway "a Fremont nser a part
up for a preliminary hearing before Judge
HanfoFgi III chambers in the morning, but
was continued 60 today.
sUtTs oS PRoMIssoaY NOTES.
J. C. Glade has brought suit against Jesse
". Thompson 10 recover sa,9s7g1 ON a
promissory note dated at Honolulu, June
%. 1882.
Mrs r. A. HuSc has sued Roland & Old
ham. contractors and builders. to recover
$3.50 u on u prosnissory note dated May Is.
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TmE nor CROP WILL RE nre.
Vince Along the ruget soani Shore
Read Heavily Laden.

l. A. Ssdean, manager Of the Puget
Sound Shore railroad. who recently iu-
spcesei the hop fields II the White River
valley, speaks in glowing trTas IT tie hop
ontiook there. The season has been very
favorable for hop growing. the vines are,
exceedingly thrifty aud the en5p nil is
larger than ass ever l,esore harvested
The entire crop saanS the itne IT The
Puget sound shore railroad last year wss
1900 bales. This year ME- Aadsan thinks
IL will amount to 1900 baiss The gntlFp
crop of the territory viii feast un ssgle
n, go bales The hop farmers are feeling
iubilaus over the big crop ansi the eusioo i
foE a fair price for hops II excellent
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