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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
aNo, no, not killed nc. doctorlp

aNo, no, not killed mo, doctorlD "I fear 70. You have . decided attack of the . case of the kind before. Won Rutger, the great German astronomer, died of the disease, and co did De Capuenditti, the great Italian painter. They were both of them riotous livers, and have heard that Won Rutger even went % far that he averaged a midnight carousal four nights in the week 1"
 "Mercy l" groaned MT. Blowhard.
 "But of course you have not done anything near that2'
 70 dear, save melv
 "De Capuendltti, 90 the medical account says, recovered from his first attack, and might have lived, but he again fell into his former habits, and he died"
 "Save me, doctori Do somethingi"
 "I will do all can; and you will not be long in suspense, for this strange dsease works very quickly. In three days at the farthest, you will either be dead or we'll. If you can be cured I can cure you"
 The doctor dealt out the medicine this time with the utmost precision, and the invalid promised to obey his orders punctually. Mrs Blowhard fol- lowed the doctor down into the kitchen, and there he ordered her to make gallon of tee with equal parts of wormwood, catnip, motherwort and smart weed, and to have her husband drink of 1t freely, and throw the other medicine away.
 On the next morning the doctor came again, but this time he gave the sick man no decided hope of recovery But on the next morning after, Mir. Blowhard was told that he might consider himself well man. He felt duly grateful for his miracu- .lous delivery, and of course he would not run the risk of inducing the dangerous disease again
 It was two weeks before MT. B. could feel strong again but then he had no desire to go back to his old habits, for he was not anxious to die; in fact the thought of death was poison to his peace O. mind, and he firmly resolved that he would endanger himself no more. Before long he began to pay up his debts, and he found 1t 6 very pleas ant task. His fall trade opened most prohtably, and before winter he had paid every cent he owed He had no idea that he could have been SO happy. His credit was once more good, and people were once more anxious to do business with him.
 "Well, husband, you have got strong once more how would you like another of your dinner par tes?"
 Vulcan Blowhard looked up and shook his head.
 "Ah, Deborah, no more of 'em Just look at Blifgins and Snapper and Crabtree and Limpins. If I had kept on I might have been where they are all broken down in body and purse. Just see how bloated they look. No, don't want any more of 'em."
 It was year before he found out the trick his good wife had played upon him with the assistance of the doctor He was not angry, but he thanked Deborah for what she had done for him. And then he had another source of peace: He had no more dread of the return of the fatal "pleuratic gout of the heart."-ErchGnge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31

Countryman-"I guess I'll take pair O them fifteen cent stockings, mister"
 Dealer-aYes, sir; will one pair be enougha"
 Countryman-aPlenty. Ye don't expect feller to load up on stockings with summer only bout month of, do yef'-Exchoage.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31

One might think from the struggle to obtain possession of Millets chef d9xcre that there was only one angel loose on earth.-T TerGs S1tsngs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

Omittng tin plates. which, as We
do not make them. should not he al
/ lowed TO affect the lesson of the other
| items as 10 increased American pro-
/ duction at the expense of imports, the
July imports are 2O,63l tons, a.
against - A Is tons in July, lSss. and
%, I'll tons ia July. 1887. The Boston
| Commercial Bulletin comments thus
upon the figures Tor the fiscal year:
The steadily improving quality OF
American pig iron, as well as the de
crea>iug prices, has caused revolu-
ton IN the pig iron importing trade
The amount OF Scotch and Engli-b
iron brought over and held in bond or
III dealers hands has steadily de-
creased during the last few years. ia
| the fiscal year ending June 80, the
market for scotch ard English iron in
thi, country has been almost nominal
from week 10 week. The day is not
Tar distant when American producers
will absolutely control the pig iron
trade In this country, ana following
that will come in aue succession the
other branches of the iron industry.
This Is splendid indorsenent of the
American system of protection"
This Is III line with what the Press
has always held and taught. Th.
country i, 80 much richer for supplying
its Deed, at home, for a thing costs
Whist We part with TO Obtain IL; ami
While We Part with the full purchas.
Value al imports, We part with nothing
10 ootaih Tue home product except the
raw material
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
ALI PRACTICAL MECHANICS.
Capable Wnrksn-n ut the n ad Of =
New Machine shop

new machine shop now In fun
operation under the iirm pame Of William
Campbell 4 Co., cofT.ar ~ Commercial and
Iaae streets. next 10 N Commercial Street
Boiler Works. The firm had just got far
enough Ia business bciore the 9Th 81 Jnne
Ia D. in time T. get burned ont. as on that
eyentful day they were now * carload
ot machinery into their ne q shop they
had jus, bait, and were placing the same
In position when the FIRE broke out Eut
nothing Gapnied, although losing heavily.
for n stsrt they bulls mp again and iarger
han before and are now prepared To DO
al kinds Of mill. mar. nv, mining aud loco
motive work. The ilrm Is under the abb.
sup rintynd.nee OF Mr.. William Campbell,
who has b 81 ,nirtF ears experience III the
machine hasis as and held for the last
eight years r.e important position of mas.
| ter meehaaic %. IN talamDa & PUGET
sound railroad. He Is vel knoxn at the
/ -oun6, having been n resident OF pngef
soafd for the last twenty years TIE other
members OF the firm are all expes len al.
/ msehiuists William blanchard has had
thirty wears expcrfebce ia the busin, So,
ard held for twelve years The important
| position 81 foreman I'm the large engineer
| Ing establishment # Merrilies. TAFT 4 Wat
I sou. tilasgow Scotland, sud has resided in
/ Seattle for seven Years vi liam Chisholm
/ I as been q sidcnt of ; ssttlc for the last
| 'en years. aud held for fonr ears TOE posi-
/ itun of foreman in the machine shops of
/ the Columbia & PEget sound railroad
/ John hsughton is also well known an the
| sound.
| All the members Of The firm are thus
! prsc sesl mechanics, with experience rang
/ ing from twenty 10 thirty Years, and they
ARE preIarcsi ~ 4 al Kinds of work and
1 reIars In the mnehine line
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
MOVE on. THe POLICE SAY
Loafers aud Crtmisats BEING Driven
from Town

The large numter Of hurglsrics and rob
berries chat have occurred during the past
tso weeks. coupled with the desperate at
tempt ~ isii delivery on Thursday, have
had he effect Of esusiug the police Ia
work hsrier than ever AZ rounding up the
vie ous ard erin nal element arrest.
ing thu>e against whom ANY
ssEtoGs rasf<e pan hta plarset
sisa fuu' iug th,He out 81 the city that C. n
no be convicted 81 any cr.ms. bat who
are Mt desirable citizens ia the pFesen,
coalition 81 the city. Caief Mitchell has
sad that thieves. thus, hos0s aud men
who live on the sfrbiug 81 shame must go,
Il hts officers az dol al In their pow er
In carry his mandate inio effect.
TIE police in 'kVir general r,un.f up
Wednesday uisht captafra COX ho
gave the name III John smith A. no SIZE
cite crime csuld ~ charged 10 bis account
he was b,sokcd for xsgFancv. He was a
companion az clark sud Davis the high.
wsymen. and i ks.own by nasaber a,
san Quentin prison
Bruce Crctghious raiher. or = young
man who csim. ~ lear thai relationship
to 'he dcsps Fsdo has left the eity ug.ou
inVtIaiien ~sNegal more 81 bis gang have
taken a similar ainf
Charlie lohBSuu. TIE burglar caught In
hsrkNf's store hk pfiscE Willard late
"Wednesday ntEht gaixes! examination in
justice ESSr - ttn~t s. Seulay, ant was
tonud oy - ssHit the action IF Ike
Grand fgs,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

BAKER Bros, OF Gambler, ia. have
invented novel way of catching owl.
OF night hawks. They bave set up a
long role rear the fowl house. This
pole Is about sixteen feet high xitL
she Top end sawed of smooth. and \
ht'ie tesi trap l. set ou top of the
posi-, iastrne@ by string To the tsos,
teio~ NoiChe> are cot in the pos, nv
WHICH II i easy tai climb. On moon.
hghf night the owls when th.y a,a
around are likely IL light on SOM.
'hing near The fowl hou-e. Tn. o,har
ght IA oSi was heard not far al,
aud thinking that he would h. III "a,
10 come for chicken during the
night. the brothers went out sf,.v
snpter and set he rap on the ton al
TIE pole Before tiev went 10 bed tbs.
family heard nntsering in that diree-
non, and. going Oat. found that tbey
hssi trapped an owl that measured 4
re inches from ilp to tin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

Hasso<. Mas. sept s.-Espsr see
nat 10 Hesk on the tnoks of The IhsEslAs
Ak es-sfsay ts.isy ard have slss1y dss-
e.srss Cd sefis.st appsrentiy the enttsz-
s.esses.s Rad been gasEx vsi Systematically
for q nanah~r III wears bY Treasurer D<nA-
gno>x "a sry vAsiesi from y .uu 90 $ssee
mr. v.ar He has an elegant residence ia
ssrs-.kEYn DIg q geDtsesn-uf who II west
seanxings-. w3Eis hin ssys he hsd M tsss
ha(s<s There were ug sbfanSlfug al /
.T,s..-s He wxs s<-au Ia New YORK esfy
wednesday afternoon
The gentleman 4l.ste4 above Nays the
liabilities nf rhe company VIII .1erssf
aisss npl aud i. "a hopsd IL w7li not n aeii
81 es fss Just before ae went away. Dana
raises slatsst or more.
1; wss learned this eFeaipe that the esee
has ben psssesi la the hsnds OF the police
and fhas tomorrow criminal prosecution
will ~ commenced against Dams. sn =
charge ~ emr-xx srserf
II i thought there ere 81. 6Scienf g-nHrfs
on xhiea 10 secure his extradiriop should
be 80 70 Canada. ana IL = generally sup
pos.z. ne mas gone there lana - deacon
- The Harvard conxrega iobsl church.
Brook line sud tsseher in the Sunday
~ hoo! lie has wife and five ebtlsires..
His family deny ali Suowscdge of his
whersshou's
The factory at East Douglas win be shut
,io~ss snameoiaseIy throwing between 20
ard 81 en- pIssyes cut of WORK. Fr, sidei.
Perkins says Dana iasf mis- fnonry la nu-
suereseful spec slaiion-
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The cera M Wee alp .in'ei ~ the Repah.
lcsn rafia alton meeting rhwra:av plight.
met yesterday So. Fssssou aAd ~ ri cred
Arrangement { ? tfe Ftosps, q ~ GOV
sFner ferfg f't'N~ Heyt ~ the returning
king conals Delegation The com nltf :,
wi1 meet IA aisf nsu,sbssi party IS the
stsfiGa a. ta a'c'uss THIS nt0Flsigss aud wgli
escort tho tWo sntitdasvS Ca their hofae.
Tonight = srsud 3s moasf,sliat4 viii fag,,
p'scr - the Ar9aary. beginning AZ :
. e}o a pr. Thomas T. &inof VII pre-
i r.
fae t1l,Owirr Eise pr sSicBts have been
- eytrti Nstsop g. Ss{atre. X T. Alt-ssi.
500. John I Mit bel. ssYant. a
As3Fess g II Hebron d, q fs..n
frasfy 81 = Dyer. J. e Itsiugs. toAs & X -.
resF 7 ~ Nesip<es, uarrs WAITS. ~ n
Sowse. Aitsoi s'ainsau. : r. Frsxsr. Issa.s
faatint : Collin, EoesFf Moran. Bttn
ssuk~, x, FaFYssf. 4 T. Fsevinsn ]
\ ffiuk, II. M~rfiH David Slsteher. "
y bite. 4saae> Psrks, J - sczsFs gnss
slsi4Fa u oEe Fhs seCrsfsftes -
iectrd ART Nillam u Hashss sud \ II
tzflH3rT
Toe TFeesiug wt}i ~ sslif,.rs.ys hy tke ri
80 nc gem ra}ru ~. Z T Minor. Gov
efaos 3 2 yvsTy. {ufs J 2 H@vt. uan
/. sAB - kamp.f t'sslssnvl ! e. Hahn sms.
:. E.}'is Thv Ftt-9 REGIMENT hass.s wflI
fets'sef ss.e 'i,sas duflHs tte evening
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he Most Terrible Di.ease.

-"Ie iVEA sun
i.eprosy now exists in almost every
part OF the world. It, ravages are
particularly violent in the Sandwich
islands, in Japan and China, in India.
Palestine, Brazil. Norway and Sweden.
There Is no civilized region Of the
giobe where isolated cases may not be
found. In 1870 there were said To be.
l2O 900 cases OF leprosv in India. ana
under native rule there. an to
1878, lepers were buried alive. Ia The
Sand ich island there sie now over
Two thousand cases of leproSv known
and many more suspectei The
ss'Fss'l o. the disease threatens
tie * motion Of the entire
Hawaiian race. In .ach
country where il exists :he history OF
its spread ~ tie same. The history OF
the acaaiaii !epers is a perfect Illus
tratiou. Starting iron. q single G .s..
brought To the lard in soue chance.
~as tie presence of the di~ea is I'M.
hoiicvsi uutii II, virus is fairly in the
Veius oi tie seliei alton. The segreg.
Asl''ii AMI ~ pri.oniaert oi iep.rs H.
pien ordered, ogst il seems almost i'm.
poseiule - stay TIE. SLOW csespiDe of
the ~ ease among The Isopie
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SUITS ron INsuRANcE MONTY.
EyITlEs.

ct John Lodge tonight work
A pure foil oil money was left In Toklss
SingerIra all q 20. 5 store last Monday. The
owner Is requested 10 call and prove prup-
erty. Il
The steamer Win 'nston viii leak VI
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purxe fall OF money was left In Toklss $.
Singerran 4 90. 5 store last Monday. The
owner IS requested 10 call and prove prup.
erty.
The steamer Win ineton viii leahe HI
| feds wharf for sau Francisco rE{ay
septic mbr : ~ p. M. sharp, carry ing pas.
ssngs r. az reduced rates
To-. bresking of a strand in the trans
mission Tole a. the iese syenue cable
power house eaus, 4 suspension If traf,ie
an the line for about sn hour v, s,erday
noon.
The body OF william Dean, who died a,
Providence hospital, has been emhalIne
b. Bonny & Stewart The brother Of the
deceased is expected here today from
Sainisa.
The thirteenth anniversary exercises OF
the Young Mems Oh is.iau Ass ,ciatiorl
Will be held In Armory hail tomorrow
night Noel II. Jack. ass citation stat. see
Rotary, viii address the meeting The hub
lie are cordially invited
Edward Barker, aged 40 years, died yes.
terday 1T nuwamish, of consumption The
funeral viii take plare Sunaav at l:s1
o'cisCk. under the aCspics OF tne Knight.
oil Pytnias- The intol ment viii be Ma
sonic cemetery.
Nicholas wese, aged IL years, died YES
ter,iay AT his late residence, LIZ From.
street. OF ulcer of the stomach The body
lies at Bonny 4 Stewards parlofs The
funeral will take place sunday at III O'Clock
n. M, in Masonic cemetery
The ladies' OF the W e. T. L assisted by
the "Is" viii entertain she children OF the
city on the University grounds this after
noon. o.amenciDg al o'clock School
children. III wsboys and all others who en-
JOY having good time are cordially iu-
viitd 10 be present
A pist of the steel Works addition IN the
civ Of sc tile WAS fie1 in the auditors
Office vest rdsy by J. ". Ciise AID Annie
ii elise The addition embraces all IN.
north a ~ the southeast u OF Sc, ton IL
OF township - nor b, range east The
NAMES ~ the streets are Pine CIR ave Vie
tofia, Compton, & linton and Chicago
Articles of incorporation were yes erda Y
HE'D with the county auditor by the Sat.
Tie Artitiesl stone ana Sever Pipe G. m
pany; ineorporatofs, ". +. Buruharn, &.
". wright. George II. Reed aud a. aries I,
Balhueh; ctpitxl stick. $3.50 in los
shares OF 500 ach: ohjeci, to engage In
t5e msnuiacture of sewer and drain pipe.
chimney aud well cpfbiug, artificial ssou.,
walks, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
THE CITY FRONT.

ne Nellie May has not as yet pat in An
Atli eatance.
The revenue cutter Oliver No;eoit wa.
IN port yesterday.
The next steamer for Alaska sbousd
leave here ~ p,emb@r 10
The Wilmington will sail for san Fran.
cisco sunday afternoon at O'Clock
The J. G. Britain is exneted here today
from thue sanat. with go ions af build "a,
stoi e.
The steamer Michigan had not up 10
quite laie hour last n gl4t pat la "A al
isayance.
The Lney Lowe and Fer8dsie are both
loose ior wsth eaTso,s oi stone from
Chucss8ut
The schooner Am@Tl al Ranger l. [, A..
rive tomorrow from Port AakeiaS al "A
cargo OF ilae1 lstes
The schooner Jessie NJ ner - en- route
IFom SANTA tfuz. Cal. with Z 70 barnes of
line the second caigo ever brought from
that port u seattle
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Oregon 4 Tslifotnis--Pa~sest Messf,-.g
a Aategx en. Ass~ so 4SlaI.h So
er hn NOD. Mr. Efnaerznsa NJ
hfNt. AEi0CciN, NJ Hsmift IA ~.
.s-eca sfs Hal. NJ Rel e. Il R{s>rfi q
Fitsekae nseF. = 3 s~lknap. u sIsre a..
Asta~ws. :. has~vn. Firssa "A
- ,-eff. J 4 Cssn. " r Rlse- v ~a.s.s
= q sat. 2 Rro mel, MF Moan a n
y ~. ry@sn aas sife. g. ~isag~y. ~ E}sa
..s3 q -se.t. NJ fhoE0 grsoa N-s ..fte
VI hsrfEs VI CSftwsH X sshe NJ
W. wsrse8. , ss1si, + .tsssrs u,..
: iSoa M LcusS. > EswsS. NJ wfssx
" saF5~sis, HSgksY. Nana. sns ~
- -i.s ssFSsgsa q 49, E.~ssszlxers
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Iw. sf Mr.. smAv.h's N~iShb.r- Ac-
eused 81 burglary.

A sn afsh, he W,st seattle ssieon-
ses Ter sas 80 house Was ros,,,e.i Of ss7e in
cash last 1uss lay, yesterday filed an In
formation in Justice Rivers court eharg-
ing Patrick an1 Johu Cunningham WITH
the theft
Pst Cunningham is the young man Who
vas left in charge of the saloon and honse
during the absence of inland Mr. Smarsh.
during which time the money was stolen.
IL Vas be that frs called smarSh's atten-
ton To the fact that the money had been
stolen. by picking up a peculiarly marked
s. bill from the floor. His mSnner NJ The
time. in connection with certain other cir
cumstaDc-s, fastens suspicion upon him,
att. ough there l. 40 direct eyidst &c OF his
guile. John Cunningham, his brother.
rnus = butcher shop near the saloon and
Is suspected OF completely in the crime.
Constable RoblI son went TO West Seat
tie yesterday al erBoon aud arrested the
tao Gunninghams. They were brought
b. fore Justice Rivers, who admitted the m
To bail IN the sum of s % each. aud set
their prelia mary hearing Tor IL O'clock
this morning.
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CHICAGO, sept d, - Cattle - Rs,ee;n,s
l .ov. steady choice extra beeyes. "a I'd
tb1 ttetrs, std4 10; stockers and fe.ters
sssa3l 10, Texas cattle. 81 5oas: Wes,.,n
rangers, ,2 75sGS 90
-Rt ceipts. 1850: strong. MIXED
iS.5ttgi.So; heavy. ss.6e.a4. 10: ign, ss sg.,
40 's"'i e1'''"a
hep Receipts. e.oco: steady: ns,ive.
ssat 20; Western. s. seal: Texans. sSat M
LIVERPOOL sssIS MARKET
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4 BOULDER IN THE TRACK
attempt To Wrees sa Electric Car
In North seattle

An s''eia was made about u O'Clock
iss' ntshs "a wrscS = rs- on the s'e RE
rsilszy IN North ses;tse The car "a
fTuoa fs@ 0aeNn Aare toRa, ard while
I "aRk Gown the s'es 3 grade near stsx
<'rssf- ou Front street. struck |. h,.sVv
rsres. sFl1eu'iy plseci tsaFWesu the rsfls
@lth eva sniebt The car vas 8sfsiI.s1
AZ taF Passengers shaken up hv the col
H<i0u, hSf PISS Rvrp bust Il ~ t,E-..s -.
glr q g. rSEl the s.nue assy
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4 -. REAL EsrATE.i
Bargedus In Several Cou.ties-let
teYs ter the Laus1 (pfYlce

L/fusiness at the United states lard oflic.,
continues lively as ever, the homestead ap-
plieations far eaceediug those for pr,
emp,ions or timber claims. The public
lands now principally vacant are in what
com, ssssit and Snohomish eoaniies, aud
some Yet In Clallsm.
TIE and Office Is constantly crowded
with peuile making ihqaifiss about sov-
eminent lands. and the letters of inquiry
receive, Il from the Eat. sgzregste 80 "a
month. some of ihess make yoluminour
inquiries, even Ia the Price OF tuttrr In
tue lar West. All sueH correspondence. Il
refeTrtd 70 Paul scbalse. seuerai land
agent uf he Nor hern Pacific at Tacoma
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Some Idea Of The fury Of the Johns.
to~n hood and Of the havoc caused
oy u may De gathered from the fact
that though the Penn -vlvania Pan
fuad company has been h%pdine, a.,
Is ensTgles slTtge TIA. Hood 10 tf.e xo-L
OF 'epaTing the damage q. ne IN IT,
property That WORK l. still lar from,
usdig cofmpastea. Twenty mile. nf
h~s rats have been laid AND a rev
oed Foade Tor that distsnre. IN ga.
gxrr Eve wesks frons the dats 81 To-
has''i us'oFe Trails wsfe running on a.
many TRACKS a. thsy dil previaTs =.
toe .ii'sstef. Even th-n onIv single
track we're laid across la. brts,..s
Said a.e work on the bridges - not ext
t1s','a 10 D. cola s''stsd before Noven.
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WORKING ny ELkCrkIC IIGHr
Night and psy shtfta .n the Hnt.,
Rainier

The pew Hotel Rainier IL begi ming to
give some idea OF the msgntaie ard
prominence ~ the completed structure
that will soon adofn the comma n,iiox ele
ya'ion on Fifth street. befw en- cosumb;a
and Marion The framework 81 thr .
stories "a uesrly competed, aud the fourth
is already started Tue contractors, Iarf-
mer & Waite. announce that the building
vii ne ready for the Tool discovering
Electric lights W. re placed about the
fronnfs Yesterday. - that hereafter a
night and day force viii rush tn. wosk "a
complexion About forfv carpenters sr,s
now 81 work ON the dsy <s3f;
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The Jsiies RecoverinE-Bsr Mar
tins Agony. Deprived OF Opium.

Jailer Pat Fsrraher was able to be about
yesterday although very sore and stiff from
sounds and bruises received in his terri
bic stru. gle OF the previous day. II All be
mauy ia. before lac will eniireiy recover.
Jim Davis. the prisoner shot while at
tempting Ia escape, is getting along very
well. although ne is playing Ia get into the
hospital so that be eau escape.
Davis. Clark and Martin all spent Thnrs-
day night ia fear and trembling, having
heard that mob had been organized 10
treat them 10 a ntmpen neck-tie. and not
being aware that the Jail MAS strongly
guarded 10 prevent this.
barney Martin has been undergoing vi at
TO him II the worst of ali puuisimeuts
nee his return 10 jail. His opium pipe
has been taken iron him aud yesterday he
10 led la agouy oeeau he could not have
the drug. He pleaded with the jailer To
ave his life by giving bin ou,um; but
was told he would have to die If be re-
CURED the deadly drug fo save him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

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