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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
FOR 4 WATER SUPPLY
The City Awaits the Arrival OF
an Engineer.
NOW on HIS WAY FROM CHICAGO
The Yr.srsiss.n OF the Spring HlfE Com
Y4amy VIII Thea Br Considered
aGd Decided ipon-

Hsrszests Williams. an eminent n.y.
ss-aaifc engineer OF Chicago. IS nov on his
var 20 sestsle. TO accep. the position OF ad-
vfsory engineer 70 the city OF Seattle II the
matter CT providing water supply. and 70
supervise whatever work Is pro1ecEec IA
thsi dIvssrson.
Immediately after city election. when
81 go ssg3 wztsr bonds we're authorized ny
tie rseorie. MAYOR Moran arranged With
john " Hill. tie celebrated engineer OF
Cincinnati Ohio. 20 iake charge O. the
work Engineer Hill. after making the
contract attn the city ard causing con
siderable delay. announced that be
wonId re- come except under cer-
tain cond stians which the .mayor and
coancil cesrnel exhcrbstant ard therefore
rejected Realizing the urgency OF the
situation Mayor Moran atoGce tesegraphea
90 Msyor II. {. CTegier. o. Chicago. himself
one OF the ulost competent civil AMI hy-
arauiic engineers In the United ets.ss, 10
secare him s man for the work, enloiniDg
aira 10 select the best one 10 be had. The
following dispatch sas received IN reply;
CHICAGO. 6icf. s.-RobSf Moran. Mayor; Have
secured ST. eEnsneafiy eomp<tent Easn 20. the
work Terms. ssy IL 10 per eeit OF cost
Of uork, exclusive d. travelling expenses on very
extended iournevs D. c. CREGixR-
In a response TO a request for the engl-
neer's name and further information the
following dispatch was received:
Chicago, Get. 8--R0tert Moran. Mayor: Two
per cent eoyers supervision q construction.
Be9ezette ill.auis, The engineer. can come AZ
call y. C. CEEaIER.
Mayor Moran at once wired Mayor
Cregier % start Engineer Williams on the
way, and last night dispatch was re-
ceived that he had started. As soon as he
arrives here the Spring Hal water PROPOSE
ton viii be submitted 10 him. II he adj
vsses Us purchase. and satisfactory arrange
nents can be made as 70 terms, the system
will be purchased at once.
As soon as Engineer Williams gets here
something vii be done said Mayor
Moran. last night. when he arrives he
viii ADVISE us and We viii get water into
the city--I don't know how. bgt we'll get
It, ana lots OF il, too. Then We will see II
the Insurance companies Will make the
promised reductions. When our FIRE boat
Is buiit-and our plans are on the way
and We get water into the city. the insur-
ance companies ought to DO the handsome
thing about The rates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
LAG rHr.ENrarroN.
The Relief Corps Replaces tn. Barnt
Esnnef 81 >teNsns rost.

BsnneT 80 stevens Post.
In the hig IRE Of June stevens Post,
No. /. q. a. L. IN common with nearly sii
other societies. lost All Of its furniture and
parapheTnalia, saving only ITS records.
Among the articles lost none vas regretted
more than the By nited states lag. This
loss vas made good ia a handsome man
neF hy the Women'z Relief Corps auxiliary
70 the poet al reception gwen by The
former 70 the latter at ODD Fellow hail,
N0yfh Seatiie Wednesday nigh,.
be bad was niled with Old soldiers and
soldiers wives aad daughters, ard the
early part ct tie evening was spent IN sing
ing and literary and social exercises and
enloymeuts. The principal feature OF the
evening the aas pfesentailon-was
complete surprise "a the old sol
diefs. AZ the conclusion Of the ex-
ercises Post Commander W K wilson
was called i0rxard. and Miss Lgs Brown,
or hehalf Of the corps. made the preseuta-
ton ia u very heat speech. he flag IS OF
{ nited states regulation size. made en-
tirely OF SIX. with forty-two stars. hand
embroidered. npon t. This IS without
doubt the first flag in Washington having
stars Tor the states on the eve OF admission,
and il is without question the finest star
spancied hammer CA the Northwest coast.
Is IS The intention Of the post 10 bug a
post flag bearing the picture of General
Isaac !. Stevens, tie brave old soldier and
nrst territorial governor, in whose honor is
is named, on one side, and the usual EN-
eisms OF the order and the name OF the
post on the other
At the last regular meeting Of the post
guns OF the latest improved pattern for the
prlyates and swords and belts for the
officers were ordered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued yes
terday by Building Inspector Abbott:
Merrill ". Lemon. three story and base
ment frame, lot !, block 10 of kennear
addition, cost 500
J. o'Brien, one and half story frame,
lot >. block / of East Park addition, cost
$1,000
John Taylor and William McCarter, two
story frame, lot I, block . of Syndicate
addition, cost 81 800.
+. NJ. Carr, two story frame, Lewis &
Gilmans addition, cost $500.
Robert c. Morrison, one and half story
frame, lot s, block + OF Ferry's fifth addi-
ton. cost $500.
Charles y. Winder, one story frame. lot
:, block 1. of Killers addition. cost $50.
George England, two story frame, lot s.
block 81 S. T. Bells second addition, cost
81 100.
q. Goodal one story frame, lot .. block
IL, OF Bell & Denny's addition. cost $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

Pat NAug1erlv and Frank k-eps. White
river farmers. were Yesterday fined sic each
10y Justice AsDer Tor sssaal1ln2 John Ne
son. esghaur. IN a quarrel over hoe
trade. Upon tie advice ~ taeir attorney
Tie defendants went 20 j4a IN default
% payment % tie .ine ara
swore out a w-it og h2heas oo-f4s. alleq4r.-
hegsi arres; az she gvound that q 3s,sti-e 81
tac PEACE has TIE Jurisdiction over = cas-. ~
assault The writ ~sS rls3e -erurpghte
and viii be- argued b*s,ve 5asase fIsase-s
al 81 tr-bsy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
oa Their gisht-os- WAY.

Preliminary steps were vest eIday taken
for The removal oi the warehouses % Cap
tain David Gilmore and l.. {. Klb0Crne
from thc right ol-way OF the Puge; Sound
shore and Columbia & Puget Sound Shore
railroads on lie water front The removal
Of 'ae buildings wil be completed in few
days. Manager /. \. Nadeaa said vester.
day thr owners OF the properties have
never Hsade any objection rs 20 the re-
uloval of saeh portions cl their buildings
a trespas>ed upon our r.gth-of-way, and
ouly ASKED Ter suhcient notice st such
time as Ne require the removal Our en-.
Eiaeers are as woyk today marking the
boundaries. When the Nay Is clear &c viii
he able % rr-taN OIL t-trk -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
WHY RATES ARE HIGH
Based Upon Inadequate Fire
Protection.
COMPANIES TALK WITHDRAWAL,
An Insurance Representative on His Way
Here From England 60 Inquire
Into the Situation.

When Mr.. Frank Hanford was asked
yesterday about the proposed action OF
the insurance companies, conse quent upon
the slow action OF the council in securing
an adequate water supply for the city, he
said
The present rate OF insurance rates are
high. but there is good cause for il. The
fact is that the city lacks proper protection
FROM fire through having poor water sup
ply. Just IS soon as the city gives US
proper supply. good FIRE protection and
ire boat. the people can expect better
rates. II is not so much question Of
rates with the fire insurance companies
or any Instruments il is question OF
having proper protection before the rates
can be made nominal
Some of the large companies are ser
lousy considering the adyisahihty OF can
ceiling policies in this city FOR the reasons
stated. There is now representative OF
some OF the leading English companies on
his way here from London to look over
this town and the state, 70 see whether We
are properly protected and If it viii be adj
visahle for those companies TO continue
their policies.
II think the council is disposed TO 90
what IS right in this matter, but il moves
very SLOWLY | am IN homes that IL viii
come out all right. and when We get what
the city requires in the way of water and
ire appliances. there will be better rates.
The observation-disclosures has taken the
right view of the subject editorially. The
city will gain by giving the matter prompt
action.
When | was in san Francisco few
days ago | saw prominent member OF
the Pacific Insurance Union, and he said
that the rates in Seattle would depend en-
tirely upon the eity's water supply and
general protection against fire. Several
others of the Union said they wanted to
see the building law properly enforced. the
water supply increased and full protection
given; then the people would be given fair
rates.
Il think the council has been dilatory.
but now that the members understood that
the people are in favor OF immediate ac-
ton and that the interests OF business
require it, I think the council will move
as il should"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
4 New snhurh OF SEATTLE

E.thmon& is tae name os thriving
sahart on ths north oi seattle Is sr.las.
's'es are ogick ia king Is tao yards. rup-
n'ns tgl b'Sst, and the export 81 card Wood
ior steamers, The place has a population
az 'wo asn3vs3 that has been increased
teee-i'e ia yes following manner. orta.
Eer :. b. tae SIZE 81 J. H4.,sre~. Aaseh-
ier to tAe vile ot J. STANLEY. A
eaa@ater. 'sr.aes =, 90 J5s wife of !.
s.@sts iHas Iae saensy has oaeasd a
M 81 Size settlement ass5e.- ne
g ae Hrest .-sFe< oat az Seattle. Ihere Is
IN Esar n .ee5es the iatues asr.ssv
stated s-sstasts,e as.l eosl hoss3.
~r's1re'5 % sra rrg.rrsg tAse. uasse-sva,s.,
a. AHtF if~ t laaa nsst slcaresi : 49, II
NaaEsa
AeeR ~nsf eve en- rssro 40 ganssls -.
ws-l s Fsspe, n ses44 s.lces
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

The funeral q May. daughter al Thomas
Z. BENJAMIN. was held yesterday afternoon
FROM TIE residence, near the race track, the
remains heJag INFERRED ,a tae Masonic Gem
etcry. he tanegal VAS iarrcsv attended
thrce week ago M Benjamin hest =
daughter aged - wears. from typhoid The
WteTWeat % the children is bu; * ia porary.
A. Mr.. Rem amin intends hsvinr them rc.
taovc3 go oakland Isl Nj benjamin has
tae symu&hy q CREST maay friends be
cause of bis 3oahle bereavement tie Is
wel snoWu 81 the citv and Is credited sith
oclng the ~ enKinrer ~ pail Iotomo-
TIVE ovcs the arsl railway built OF Puget
sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Grace Hospital in The Hands of Physi-
clans Association.

Grace hospital has been turned over from
The Trinity trustees and viii hereafter be
under the management Of the Washington
General Hospital Association. The asso-
ciauon Is composed % Drs. J. +. Esgleson.
c. r. Smith, l.. II. Dawson and +. 4. Coe.
and they have had the matter under con.
siderat.on for some time, bat were waiting
for Information as TO the standiag Of the
hospital,
The hospital management will undergo
several changes and be improved in many
ways. 80 as 10 give more room and better
attendance. Regular fees will be charged
patients, and dnly qualified physicians will
he permitted 20 attend those stopping AZ
the hospital
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Miss CARKgr BAnatrY.


The body OF Charles :. scott the engi-
neer nho was Killed on Jackson street
Tuesday. sttl lies 81 ronny & stewards
raflors, where it is held 10 await
orders from s0me authority f-r
burial }. +. Palmer. the ESge-
Waier florist. for whom the deceased
worked. called al the undertasers vestef-
day lie identified the body a. that os
Scott lie stated that the deceas s wife
and children so not 1--we In America. bat
IA Easlaad. He also confirmed the story
10 she effect that SCOTS lie was Insured r.,
a. Eagtish company for 2lno0 VIVA,
U.>i re aoEe further ia The matter remains
Ia he seen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
THEATRICAL MATTERS.



assse-Temp-orary rhezfsr.
Mr. T. r. Egms the 1ssa-kr0wn sAeas-E-
cai rz1snarsr * Portland. Was y EAe cs-y
yesterday CO the rssarn "Trip s-on1 Victoria
where be hxa seAsx1 sas p-sTsrsps1 thsass
for long terra 70 TEItEaEsexEs
reporter NJ H1ws expresses great szKss-
fsckzon 3. the psosrsst fssr nsx sAsassr n
Seattle. lie lad he s4sd. aaA j. n mind
20 bus1 aAex:sr here hsrassIf xnd had
E0ne 50 fAr ~ 70 sssecs AMI h4sEAaEz Scr 3
suitable So. hst now as others LzA aiken
u ;he sclaease xcsGs1 gre up his psasss.
Tea So sad Mr. Hose. =. IS ALSO
iutelv rseesssrs toy re 20 hare tbs Ess 81 &
sae&ser n seasEls n making engage nsnts
ier attractions for nv Rerzssr1 Eouse
ear Iske better terms ard gss better
terms ~ contracting FOR the SortaSesS
tireu3f thar for > ssagss tOSn- Indeed. i
has gotten 70 tie point snat tie best euas-
psrses Niii rs0s engage Tor eaytAing short
q toe whole Sostawest circuit. and 20
have determined 10 sszure houses &. al the
Northwest fsxns-P Portland, Spokane Pals,
Seattle Tacoma and Victoria O. course
wozsa rather rsnt thar ballld,
bus tb=aters ! FaEst have or gzys
Ep the business. whieh have
10 iSea of eolng. ! regard Seattle, next TO
Portland a. ihe chief liaE In she circait-
i = fhe hesk saoE ECEa' OF - size n the
nliei stsfss. ard ought % have what Il
has Eps bal n tae past, owing % want Of
association EiIa Portland theats-s, the BEST
attractions going. have iusi made.
through IA agent whom / sent 70 Nss
York, 3 se~sss 81 engagements, rslning
from nov tIA next August ard they ere
al hooked Tor Seattle a. sell ~ Portland
! raest hare some kind Of house for tenn
Taossry use. and i I eaanot rent suitable
bali. ! shall lease groaHd and run Up
wooden building that viii answer til the
gTana chester Is fInished.
M Hove wsar on 10 Portland last even
ing bat sill return 20 Seattle early next
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded with the Auditor Yes
terday.

Real estate transactions from January |.
1850. 10 date are Sll Isl .SS7 80. There
were filed for record Yesterday IS
deeds. the considerations aggregating S19,-
2u32o. an average OF $5iS. Following Is
the list, furnished by Osborne Tremper
& Co., abstraetors OF title, room Ii, Boston
block.
Puget Sound Land and Development
Company TO o. Peterson, lot Is. blk 4,
Goodspeed's add, Sos5.
o. Petersen 10 J. Carlson. lot Is. blk 1.
Goodspeed' S add, $685..
West Coast Improvement Company to
V Mans, lots 10 and Is. Blk IS, and lot 81,
blk II, Gilman park add. $3.50
{. l.. Chaplin TO Il. A. Elliott, lots 10 and
70, blk Il, Inglewood, 81.
c. + Chaplin TO E. +. Williams, lots 10
and n. blk IS, lnglewood, ST.
West Coast Improvement Company 10 l.
III. SpEague. lots l and >, blk 50, Gilman
park add. $500
+. blewett TO |. II. Spraguc, lots . and
10. blk 81, Denny * Hoyt's add. $500.
W. Il. Robertson 10 NJ. Sprauge, lots p
and -, Hiawatha park add, $500.
Il. \. McFadden 90 ]. w. Rumsey, lots
Il and Is, blk IL, Palatine hill add 81.
J. ". Kumsey to r. NJ. Hanson, lots Il
and Is, blk IL, Palatine hill add. $500
{. r. Chaplin TO NJ. a. Anytime, lots and
g. blk -. lngiewood. 81.
". Renton TO G. Wilginski. lot Is, blk %.
Renton's add, 81 ,250
{. Z. Chaplin 10 ]. A. Mist, lots Is and
Ia, blk IL. lngiewood. 81.
{. k'rsohbaum 10 a. f. Able, lots /, ., 3
and /. blk -, Madison street add. ST 200.
l.. ktrschDaum - 4. +. Able. lots "a and
-, blk 20, Madison street add, 500.
Building and Investment Company TO A
MeCloy, lot 10, blk 6, Highland add. S675.
United States 10 W. H. DeWolte. lots :
ami 10 and Wa OF sea of sec 8, to q.
patent.
United States to VI. McAnnerly, lots 3
and /, sec 80, tip n, ri. 1856.
: L. Hall Ell al. 70 J. Wegert, blk 8
Cranes add. 81 ,235.
J. Benjamin ct al. to NJ. Becker, lot 10
Blk 5, Deans add, So 2oo.
6 L. Chaplin 10 w II ingraham. lots 2G
ana p, blk *, inglewood, 81.
{. H. hittinger To J. Ward lots Q. 10 and
II. blk i, Jackson street add. 500.
". T. Robertson to y. Anderson. lot 20
blk :, Hiawaiha park add, $50
=. b.ewett TO K. :. Densmore, lot IL. blk
j., Denny & Hoyt's add. SOD
t. l. Lindsey TO D. T. Denny. nwl. of
se'4 sec 30. tp Is "a. $500.
q. W. Wilder to T. Wilder. undiv \ LOT
Ii. bik ., Edes & Knight add. $500
T. l. Thompson to II. /. Thompson. lot
3. blk >, McCailister $ add. $525.
/. h Munson 10 r. Abbott. LOT % bTt-
ii. Denny & Hoyt's add, ss00
l.. n. Munson to l.. Abbott lot q, Blk Al
Denny 4 Hoyt's add, 500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

SScHONIsH. Oct 2. 1850.
To THE Error; ! have just had my al
ten'ion called 70 an article IN your issue o:
the 7th inst. which does me great Injustice.
have net been in Port Townsend since
last July, nor in Portland since MAY; and
"a 70 my going away with the gentleman
named mr.. Morsel / know nothing of
him or his whereabouts Bv correcting
this great mistake you viii greatly ob,iee.
Yours respectfully
MISS CARRIE RADgfvy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

- * coalss.az >x~ta cor rhi,F-rn
tfFt-afik = FAC F-tfTf -or a1 c5.r So tta tfs+
ftE-ase El.rsss al EssBsltssrs 81. fea r--.t..s
r.a-e- al rs fet1 Ees - tersr scars s1ta
urf~s ts.sne s5sfcr IS tf f.E.,.-rs - r-r..-. -
AF-- AREA ii1l'Iss 1ae Presses ot teafR{og
tts VhsIa@ = tnf sif shsr 81 f.sa.-a. 80 rs5s
7'ga "a e. fzsres rs a'sfy sasz rren --sr
Jag ta tae to%f.s. avs Wtaa esr Hv -'ssr
81 Sc PC r = SO Ess-s Ll.e z-asAes
-"-NS' ~ ~4sss-~ sW.
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run NEyy COURTHOUSE.
riss. Submitted hy the Architect rids
Ia he Called Ter.

:" 10 FFt"i 7 or.
The plans foF ihe nev courthouse AS pre-,
rsrci ey Architect " A. Ritchse by order
q 'hc county commissioners, we're placed
ee.ore iae boasa yestesday afternoon and
tbs work ct giving them khoyoueh CT.
animation Before advertising H. b5as Re
gun. Ihe commissioner VI rrobah.v
complete tAe'r examination today and
esE' iey t'ds Sc faase 8; ease, swing thc con
tractor, about thiygy DAYS .n wAich to band
81 taeir proposals
The ''ear3 transacted po other business
~'ta the F1eertsea q resrsct ne few a.
sess ma"fs tarias ihe aaf. Adjournment
sife die " l pTohsh5v oerur t.tsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

Doctor G. Heussy, OF New York. " Y.
came TO Seattle Wednesday, and yesterday
bought of Mr.. James Teddy lot on the
northwest corner of Third and Pike streets.
for which he paid SIS 900 in cash The DR..
will leave for home Saturday evening.
Next spring he will return to Seattle and
put up a large brick business block on his
lot
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Al Tt B>EE HAiy.


= saftaF ktss
Last evenings entertainment A. r r-e-
ha.. las Egccted By .arces crowd thar an
aat evening s.rtee the engage uscut W N.+s
kss4e I1ueI aaa her company. The
Waste ave wAs pat upon fAs boArss .~
: srv0 .tah,c manner Bot tie E}sv does r....
saH ise capabilities 81 the artists Ia she
eo apaay as sea rs seue - the otaes IRA.
mas Nhleh taey have rendered ia Seattle
Miss A.na.s ftses ja her Songs ana darsces
was heartily earars.f
Tonight psusrareuzs IS " East Lynne e.
~ whtch Mss Ee Istr3 SIS Gsgal. AZ
pears 81 gse iea5sak 81 l~setr~s
tsn wAn ssse So s ss.se.a aos -
sfzfae7 kFs hg aacGsa &-.rrer Ass - kf.v
"a tss ~ s1t sas - FsHsrsa 20 a.s,-r.fsessr
AesE yeaE tFe - fas "a. ASA fAfwes.
a Essae. "a seZgsgsi sEeaes
EhrNass Fa@nna rekeba's-f s.esesr, 49, ests.
fnE csfs s@te .&seSs tnsH smks>f taaF-ssz 5000
tAfah9S - tAs Fsss ssA AoftAefn tsttr all
fUAG- cLcS, e ss~oz8 street, Esss0@ a.a<k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

Governor MARITIME &c Castros. ~ The
state q >lnaioa. layors tie McWood con
eesslon. MeWood is now in the civ If
Mckee and makes merry over his arrest In
Ne* York Thich IS denounced hv Mexa,ar
govern ment officials as vie trick
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

The president has appointed Arthur b.
Bean postmaster at Idaho, vice \. G..
ErankIin RESIGNED
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Another Next Year Brick.

Gooda!, one story frame, lot .. block
IF Bell & Denny's addition. cost $3.50.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-08-01

the .Ound Of wAssIS upon tie T'S'SII - ii
had cone.
lila felt like death ItseiL Her pulse sunk
and 6ntsered. her vital forcss sseGne'i 10 ceaSs
their work
Another two minutsS passed., and thru The
door cIenSl and the parior maid came il
AR C0ssey " you pieass, dr."
''Oh." said the squire Where b hsT
"ln the VoStibulO, sir"
VERY good Tell him win b there i0 .
minute
THE maid went.
"Now, Ida" said her father. ~ SupposS Ne
bal bStter ges this business over"
"Yss, she answered, rising. - en- ready. T"
And gathering up bsr snsrgiaS, she paSed
cut 70 mest Der fata
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-08-01
CHAPTER XII
IDA ooEs 10 MEET aER FATE.

INA 00RA no MKRr MRn RAHR
Most Deonle az n csrtaip are and a o,rt.i,
dacr.~ ~ s'.ns,tivsn~s. a aISnosition n 100.
me No. ao-r ~ vi~sn ~ thsIr I,~ss chsr-on
n,eroor,,. T,.Ionchoiv IISh, No. 4, etS,,I
0.shss IN. ~ oI,.rn.sN 49, "a : oo,..r
sC,n.. ooa n,yhs al nscniiar r,sr.eI arooy
Ons vsv a. snothsr h Saa h..c -i,h - ~
=. ,h.t ~ rIchS ~ ,,,,.r ~. ~ II, -tli
o,,,, ,h.s Z, Il . rhos,,v ,hInS ~ a..
Ard - IA ~ IA MolIa M, So,,,,6 e. tn.
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VAS burning sp brightly ThSn BY an o8ogO
HS lifted bis eyes and looked round him
Aud t.is u what he saw;
Thew. three or four vaces from him. In the
OsnIer OF the chamber Of death, sat. or rathe1
lay, figure Of death Il reclinO,i In Q stone
chest or cullin, like man Ia q hip bath which
10 LOn small Tor him TIE hony arms hung
down OIL either side. the hony hnibj project
In: toward him, the great white sEuA hang
forward over the massive breast boUA 10
moved, too, Of itself, and as It moved, tho
Jaw lone tapped against tho breast and the
teeth clicked gently toSeths-.
jstTor scizsd him while be looked, and, a.
George had done, be tuI led to dy. How
could TINT thug move its GeadI The head
gIt 20 fall Cd.
Skiing tho rope, be jersSd it VIOLENTLY In
tic 6rst effort Of mounting.
"dov be got yew, cOionelF' sung out
G,XFge. above; and tbs sound Of o humnn
vciro brought him back To his senses.
NO." hs answered, rs boldly ~ be could.
and then. setting lis teeth, turned and to-
tered straight at the Horror In the chest.