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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17

4 Ssgfo Porter uses His Knife On =
Long-haren1sn.

Jaines W. Haiiine, drunken long
shnFeinau. was taken to DR.. cerson I
Disire in the Yesler-Leary block abossl
o o'elock last evening b have M agsy
wound 81 ii back attended 10.
Ills Rsary was that be had been
drinking at various saloons with two
other lnngshoremen and U.s. walking
with them down Main street when in
front o! SPUR new building n negro
spfaag 81 him aud stabbed him IN the
back, without any prGyocation what
ever lie did not know who his
assallant Was and claimed he had ieyer
essen him before
Parties who sas the alfFaY say that
HaAiine while passiag Fortlouis Il Co 5
wholesale liquor h0ase in the Squire
building. tur;esl and applied q vile
and opprobieus epithet tn Henry
Gregg. the eolored porter OF the store.
who was standing in the doorway.
Gregg whipped out his knife, sprang 1T
Bolsine sid stabbed him In the back.
Officers nuttertieid and Holden hap
pened 10 be near when the affair oe.
eurfcsi. Batserlieid took charge OF the
wounded man. and Holden placed
Gregg under arrest and turned him
over Ia o,iieer Harsling,w lodged him
IN the city Jail. Gregg gas seen at the
jail last evening He denied commit
ting the assault and said that "Ssme
other niger" did it.
Haldine's wound il about two inches
deep aud IS located just above the low
er Fih In the back, near the left side.
II did not enter the cavity and is not
necessarily fatal, although ii Is liable
20 cause him considerable trouble. At
II o'clock last night he was resting
easy at his room in the Mill Stree
lodging house.
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Mr- Pickles. Answers the Q.esst~u
Mare Specifically Thss aeresefsrs


Mr. Pickles. Answers she o.ssaa~u
Mafe Specifically Thss aerefefors
In 81 izferriew Mr. PSckea. assist.
ant 10 Presssest CaEsssa al the Bel.
hnghza Bay Railway and Navigation
Company. YESTERDAY said
Tue party who asks the questions
WI Mr. Garfield say with IS mach
distinetne~s that his company has re.
ceEged 10 ove-tnrcs frurn the Northern
Pacific 20 lease or obtain sxessas rtsn-
ming arrangements o~ey tie n4issnv-
ham Bay road and VIII he also say
that they have no insenti0n of leasing
their road OF giving sreeIal running
arrangements over u to the Northern
Pacific RSslrnad Company i ssrwi<e
70 s4F the least He has no ;aes az
the first prirrIples of business. or he
would rot ask such silly questions.
Mr.. EGufseid has rad oyertures from
the Northern Pacific railroad regard
ing traffic arrangement and not only
from the Northern Pacific, bQt from
several ether trznSc0nssnenfal roads
But whaf hiss the public to DO with
this 20 long - they are assured the
control Of the road shall not pass from
the control OF the Beliingharn Bav
Railway and Navigation Company !?
Mr. Garfield viii. without doubt. make
the best traff5c arrangements that he
can. but do not think that Seattle
viii he the loser By the bargain.
As Mr. Canfseld has heretofore
stated he Is under s51o0se bonds TO
the city Of New Westminster to give
them a rail connection with some
American srsnsContinental line. and
pray how can chat connection be
effected save by q traffic contract 20
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IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE NEWS
The Chief Topic which IL Agitafirg
the Public Mind.

The announcement made on this
page By Crawford < Conover regard
ing the Renton addition to Madison
street viii undoubtedly prove the most
interesting real estate news made pub
tic in this city for long time. Here
tofore this beautiful tract has been tied
PIP and II has been impossible 10 secure
locations there for residence purposes
although il IS probably the choicest
location IN the city. Captain Renton
recently concluded that he was harn-
per1ng the growth Of the city by keep
Ing the LAND OF the market ard in
struetsd Crawford Il Conover 10 sell
os1e-fAird OF the lots, Distributed
throughout the tract. The result is
truthfuiiy told in the following clip
ping from the Seattle Real Esfas< Rsg-
sster q yesterday
The lots are not ready
Tor sale yet, but there Is daily pro-
eession of Investors going 10 the Office
fsf Crawford & CoBoger, who have the
selling of it, TO see If they can't ret the
firm to promise them 4 lot. Things
have come TO a nice pass when a mao
with money has TO 20 before daylight
IL the agent and hainbIy beg HIM 20
sell him bot. and try To force these
agents to take the money for the iots.
But when We come 70 think, it don't
surprise us a bir. This firm has had
phenomenal success in making sales.
They sell more high-priced business
property So. go 10 $4,000 lot. and
more high-prieed re,idence property
than any body in town. Everything
that this firm offers for sale soan turns
iato gnla. and without a doIlbt Rem
ton addition will tnrn into gold also
for the lucky buyers.
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BREyIrIEs.
II is Mr.. e. T.. bowman aik VI
build on South Second street, nj 10
the Bijou. hot A. Bowman.

II is Mr.. &. T.. bowman viii VI
build on South Second street, nj Il
the Bijou. not A. Bowman.
4 DIR. York speaks on 'Ingersoll aud
His Critics" At the opera house this
Sunday night. Admission, 10 cents.
ssny G. Phiuney has lost his lin,
ported black and fan deerhound ,Iyfa
Will pay a liberal reward for hV re-
turn.
License to wea WAS yesterday issued
10y the county auditor tn Levi G. Bon,
ney and Bliss Mary Dnyall. both oi
I Seattle.
This paper IL requested to state thai
/ 1t was c. ", White, and not VIM. NJ
White who died al olympia q few
days ago.
Ticket Ne. 81 won the diamond rina
recently tut ~ for rattle BIZ i. j.
Church. II was held BY j III. Ed
wards OF San Francisco.
Declarations of intention we're fled
with the clerk OF the district court yes
terday by Louis Williams, Joseph Dill
lioE, of Great Britain: r. Scidei OF
Denmark
James III. Nhiteman has flied q
suit IN the district court against W. +.
Bell to recover s2ss, sf1, the balance al
legged to be due plaintiff on goods sold
for him by defendant ON commission.
The i (. NJ. G. A. mars meeting.
advertised - I've hshl in the opera
heuSe this afternoon, has been post
poned until next Sunday afternoon, as
the speakers expected could not be
present.
The travel Is reported light ON the
steamers between seattle and Tacoma.
1t Is said the interruption OF travel on
the California Il Oregon railroad has
considerable 10 do Aith this state of
affairs.
The Ghinaman, who was found in
an inscnsihle condition 81 the corner
OF Second and Marion streets BY
Officer Bigeluw, had fully reeoy-
cred his senses yesterday. and did
not repeat the story of being assaulted
and r0blpssi,
On Friday Nathaniel Bartlett, aged
g. years. died OF pneumonia. Mr.
Bartlett was pioneer and is well
known TO the old residents of this city
The funeral viii take place from Shorey
4 Cos At I o'clock this afternoon
under the auspices OF che Masonic fra
ternity.
Boman & Rochester come 10 the
front this time With two new add
tiess. Washington Heights and HaxsN
tine Heights, overlooking Lake
Washington. They are headquarters
for Cable Line" property IL viii
pay yon to read our advertisement IN
another column.
BickeTton & Brown viii sell ~ their
rooms. 80 Commercial street. at pab~
liz auction at ii a. III. sharp Tues
day. March Ia. tables. carpets, rockers,
lseslsling. lounges, mattresses, paTioT
suits, easy ehairs. two tine pianos,
silver plated ware, heating and cook
Ing stoves. black walnut bedroom
sets. ctr,
The management ri the Puget
Sound business of the Jarvis-Conkiin
Mortgage Trust Company o! Kansas
City aud New York. has bcen placed
in The hands of BothNell & Loggie ol
Seattle. Mr.. Boutwell, continues as
secretary at the Home Fire inSnr-
anee Company. and Mr.. Logic. for
merry cashier Tor the Puget Mill Com
pany at Itsalaaiy. Wiz attend 80 the
outside work of the new loan firm.
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TWO INSANE PERSONS.
FaAsek Delaney and Vim. r. woas.
GA Their Mental Balance.

Patrick Delaney vas brought l.eiore
Probate Judge Osborn Yesterday after
ae"sa, upon information fled in the
morning by his wife, Marx Delaney
charging him with being insane. and
~ Reason 81 such insanity unsafe to
y AZ large. The facts brought cut at
we tFial are assoat as fellows
helanev, who i an freshman, about
~ years 81 age. vas foreman ST con-
st'1ehon on Spring h;il reservoir
1871 tWo Years aga, cine dax he
.Ait'sesSed ara accident occar by which
NC men came near losing their lives.
~ tass Sgenc gave him . tTaght from
slssh he has newer recovered. About
rear ago he tccame impressed with
AastaactuSi'on thar soaae one Wis try
~ - All hlsss with a knife, and asked
s...sE4a tAtchYane IL arrest the saEss -.
saasonS murderer. After this and
~ about six months
NJ VAS apparently ah Fighs
N0rked >teaallv About six
~, a. age his lenie rita again cams
:. hs''i, snd ssnre that time he has
tsafizee his family and the neigh
~okts'<sd IN y hich be liseS ON Grant
sss''',' hear lacksoE--h his erasv DO
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Thomas ] Miiner returmesi yes
teriay from a visit Ia Tacoma.
Judges f.ouchran and Hicks. os Min
neapoiis, have been in town for TIE
past few days.
Mr.. f. =. BotSford late oi Portland
formerly al san Francisco. has accept
ed place With the Home Fire insur-
anee COMPANY az this city. Mr.. Bots
ford is wcii-drilled Insurance man.
Mr.. John w. scott. chief clerk al
the passenger department OF the Union
Pacific. with headquarters at Omaha,
and Mr. NJ. F. Moss, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Union Pacific, with
headquarters nj Chicago. are in the
city on a visit.
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WORK IS ORDERED BEGUN.
BIDS for the Grading Of the
Denny Hotel Called for.
ne stock IL Practically snbscrfbed
-Meeaing Of Trustees
The List.

subscriptions of stock IN the Denny
hotel project now amount - sl22s511
The canvass By the committee has not
been very active during tie past few
DAYS, ~ il has been considered thai
the fund il practically raised. several
rel known citizens " ho have not yet
been seen and others who are absent
from the city have signsasd their In
sention of subscribing such amounts
70 the fund as Leave its successful CON
pgesion ungaessionabIe. The list. In
Guiding the SO, GO subscription OF Mr..
Denny. now Is
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o-eroa = ore % ire n - productive
STATES IA the Tnlaa. les vat mineral ~
gfous eostxln geld. sAivsr, srpsr. 8~on ss,ss
eSsaI Is iHeU use tracts o grazing fEssss
sapsSnTs thousands 81 cst1se and sheex. and
its extensive Agricultural re<Ioas prsSsurss
a. She scseAss In shsiua ance. the xaeia rs.s
asre eekn< Tn soEse iHssaEces the largest In
THE weszia. AE8oas sAe useful aa.s vA5a,
able pTs~tsc4s 1f see WeAf@ss state may be
mentioned eroSra kldapy Tes which has
proved = tss5a 20 thousands sfssietssi vii,
pain In flse hzck sud kigsnes sfsssenf.scx. i,
= pafNsy al yexctsble e0En position ans.
3 ever fsaas. sod ey stewart & Holmes
ID rag Co. waalesAse x~eafs
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PROBABLE DATE OF SALE,

Unless there should be couple weather TO
tard the OF clearing selling lots in
Renon addition April It, One to-day expect
to be able definitely this space date Of the
first of thae We possibly personal notice to
the large numbers who have asked notified will do so
through the various in which Posr
isTKIGEscER Sunday Badgf Morning
Morning 7eeram Those who interested in the
please watch advertisements papers information
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We bare succeeded In securing a fast
black hose which we guarantee 10 be ALSO
l1teiE fast and viii not he affected By re-
pease5 washing witt soap and soda We
guarantee IL TO contain 10 ingredients
which are likely 90 he iufhrions 80 the
wearer OF detrimental 10 the fahrie Ii Il
the fast black which always retains its
color and briliisncy aud does not stain the
Complete line Of ladies and children's fast
black hose az IatoHr Il 60. =. Opera Block
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New 0zeers fog tAe eeassse. L.he
Shsre 4 Ea.sern.

sirriiavs have Ieen issued b. the
ofscs&ls q the Seattle. Lake shore 4
Eastern Railway Company announc-
ing she following changes
The first circular announces that
John Craig has been apgxsinsea auditor
q the company, vice r. 4. AIleai re-
signed The document i siazed Msirria
u. and went Fnf8 eEfws irnrsaesfsselv.
Is i made bv order OF the board s,f
trustees. and i signed a,y ]. r. Nc
D0nxsd. president.
The seeond circular Is also dated
March Is. Il appoints r. A. Allen
general passenger and freight agent of
the company vice ". r. Jennings. re-
signed ] r. SHEPPARD is appointed
assistant treasurer Of the company.
wise f. A Alien, resigned These two
latter appointments we're made by
Manager w. T. Thcrneii and are APP
proved by President ). r. Mcdonald.
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The SIN asks nothing OF Postmaster
General Wsnamaker except that he
shall abolish the sickly green two-cenf
postage stamp. and lis request should
meet with ready compliance. There
is not nor should there he anything
green or sickly about the new admin
i>tr@tson
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NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE.
Large Corrugated Warehouse to he
Erected on Railroad Avenue.

Two carloads of lumber were un-
loaded Yesterday on the east side o.
Railroad avenue tetween Jackson and
Main streets. This IS part OF the ma
teTial 10 be used In the construction o.
the framework Of three-sfory CORFU
gated iron building Of 59xf20 feet. &c
be erected by Mr.. J. NJ. Colnaan. 1t il
the intention 10 hing the structure "a
4 completion a. rapidly rs possible.
The building viii cost about $500
Ii vii be occupied Just as soon a. ii i
completed by RiSdoa. kohn Il Co..
wholesale siealers IN canned fruits
nuts. etc.
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CHOICEST RESIDENCE PROPERTY
I'M THE CITY

tied and determined portion OF il when this ee
nation became known he naturally beseee by brokers
ions 10 handle it, When he business however
entirey without solicitation part he informed that he
wished to place the matter hands. immediately thereafter
advertised for bids clearing the land ana ever aax
been besieged for information as TO when the
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The trustees OF the Denny hotel
held meeting last night and. after
hearing the report Of the canvassing
committee, decided 10 advertise for
odds for the excavation OF the proposed
binding. The comparative ease with
which the greater part Of the fund had
beef raised was highly encouraging 10
the trustees. ana assured them that
they were being endorsed by the pe,5-
pie ii Seattle in their efforts to pro-
ride hotel building that win be a
credit alike 10 the projectors and 10
the community. The bids for the ex-
cavation are 10 be handed in next SAT
nrday. The contract will be let imne-
diafsly. and the work viii lie finished.
Il II expected. within month from
that time. The hotel will he conplet-
ea BIS June 1. 1890. at the iurihest.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS Rank

fesler-Leary building, Mill street oppo-
slie Commercial street receives deposits in
any anounf and allows interest thereon.
Board OF trustees: Leigh :. ]. Hunt, Thorn
as I. Minor. Edward u. Downing, J. d.
Lowmsn. George III. Heilbson. David "
Baxter, aud WB. RICHTER Fisher Bank
open daily from A. N. 10 4 p. IA: satar-
days 8. m. to / p. N. and p. N. 10 D. m
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This is the season of The year when the
raw, cold winds create sad havoc with the
HANDS and complexion. soft. white hands
aud clear .'peachyr complexion can be
sssnresily preserved by The frequent appli
cation OF Datargi's Specific. II rubbed into
the skin well II leaves no greasy surface
The skin aasOrsss it, Sold by stewart &
Holmes Drug Co wholesale agents
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Speeding with all the sxittne~S which
Nineteenth facilities eould or oar nav srnw
Ccakin captivating are hera fan line az the
embracing KarnYs gr,au and Circ
a As the eye wandes ss display third
arrested by lightweight handsome tans navy
light blues sohen eae and other fashionable shades The
agtan IN less variety sn shades
while The Aarns fashioned from ne oacoss serges
strpea woo Tie material in has all
70 meet the requirements 81 Washington climate
then The fabrics are ~ n an.,x an.
been obtained from the reputable r<inr
chased In large quantity importers ana
We are able to ofsr thena reasonable figures
Run the list.
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We gave her csssoris
w-hen she w2s Child.
she cried for CAsssrsA
When size e~cause Mss
she chung 70 cassorsA
wfsea she had Caslar~n.
she gave them C.Nstor.A
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Renton Tract

On Madison street and efforts 10 secure lots
there They have all e is unpaaise and
has been the Recently howses Captain Rem
ten concluded that hardly keep such e tract Of th
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RENTON ADDITION

would be the have been unable 10 civ,
definite reply We have had large men AT work
clearing the land for the weeks nothing nm
til every lot cleared 50 that purchaser
he is getting
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Back F'soa THE EAST Mr. ". L..
GazzaIn. ef the firni of G.. E. Miller
Il Co., returned yesterday from six
weeks trip through tie Eastern aud
southern states. During his absence
Mr.. Gaxzam travelled 10000 mites, and
visited IN turn Chicago, the Southern
cities. Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
deiphia, New York and Boston. lie
was in Washington ON the day OF the
passage Of the Omnibus bill. Mr.,
tiazzam's visit East was mainly ore of
hnsiness. lie went to enlist capital 10
Haze on loans ia Seattle. and he was
highly successful in his efforts. He
made arrangements for unlimited
money and he is now getting ready to
dispose of IT,
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isrslAF. His gnly defense was thar he
xsx drunk and that whea ii that esorz-
siiiio1 he has kIepznnzzuia IN its most
arssee rfsvxn
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NEWMARKET CLOAKS.

Handsome Serge, IN dark green and all. shades.
with half-bell sleeves, shirred shoulder
pleated back and front. with SHRED waist
Full line in all shades. SHRED bell-sleeve SHRED
shirred shoulder, and SHRED front and
back with vest
Extra fine Broadcloth, half bell sleeve. SHRED
shoulder pleated 'front.' and back. navy, pig
con hay, mode, ard golden brown
Serviceable lightweight striped Scotch New
market, plain sleeve with cuff. Jacket
front with rolling collar and Iapcs. and
handsome pearl buttons in two sizes -.
Medium tan Broadcloth, with dark brown edge.
plain sleeve, with cuff. jacket front with
rolling collar and lapels, and handsome pearl
Fine twill, half bell sleeve shirred, shirred shou
der. shirred back and frcnt with vest .
Extremely handsome Newmarkets in black,
light brown. cinnamon brown. navy. slate and
light tan br'oadcloth. plain half bell sleeve
with shoulder cap finished with silk ball
trimming, plain back with pleated skirt,
waist gathered in front ty silk ornaments 4
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lis Cor THEETEsN DAYS. George
Hawkins, the young man gls1 stole
s ssalt-ceilcr. peppeT~hox ard can
ogssneT from the Ark restaurant Oh
Tuesday. VAS committed 10 the city
ia!l for Is days by Justice Miller yes
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POSTPONED TIA MeSpsY.-A Attorney
General j. u. Metealfe. who went 10
Tacoma Yesterday t. attend the trlal
os the injunction ease OF the Pages
sound Shore Railroad ". the Colam-
isia & Puget Sound Railroad. returned
last evening. Owing 20 the fact that
The attention q the court was occu-
pied ali siay with the trial 81 White for
fnglr,8er, the broad gauge strip case did
not come ap IL VIII BE- eaiicsf on
Monday.
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ANOTHER USFogruSarE- Recently
Joseph r. Walls and vile left Victoria,
Is. c., en- route for the East for the
purpose uf visiting friends there. They
had proceeded - Ear as Tacoma when
Mrs Walls became insane. though up
10 that time the lady had not shown
the slightest sign OF a diseased mind.
Yesterday morning Mr. Walls
started on the 0iympsan from Tacoma
to rcturB 10 Victoria with his wife.
The screams and cries of the poor
woman could be heard by those on
the wharf while the oiymyian was
here yesterday. Mr.. Walls con-
Fisientiy hopes that careful treatment
iind the qaietness AZ home .sill restore
his wife fitsr Yeason.
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GENERAL INFORMATION

The being plated pla, win be filed
within the weeks.
facing on Madison street
except fractions viii be 50xio0
Our instructions from Captain third OF
throughout addition From present
viii all be week when they are
be obtained price Captain viii
positively sell only cnethird of the lots this time
purpose the balance may possibly third
the cable road is completed the lake at
largely prices keep holding
permanent investment IL viii be how'd
sable investment purchase at this sale win
According the franchise granted
company Council street
lake. completed Broadway by
July 70 next foreited as the 5000
deposit with the city clerk by the company
good faith These positive that
pany valuable franchise. so
there others who ready and anxious another fran
push rapidly completion There posi-
question that the early building cable road Madison
positively there question
addition wiz sell for from three
times prices which hundred
as he work. commenced the road
We think willie sesion he Rento
very choicest residence property the OF
large persons who told
ton per very people
the city build handsome The add
ton summit OF the second hill and just far enough
from residence property high
and There bad lot in the addition
one without The grand of
the most comprehensive afforded point in the
city From the addition the
the bav the Olympic mountains the Cascade mountains Lake
washington Noun Rainier Mount Hood and Mount Baker
No price before the first day Of the
sale Everyone chance, and specially ask
that all purchase should look the property
thoroughly in far advanced that this
can he advantage
See Our Column Advertisement of Choice Bushes
Residence and Acre Property. on Page 8
This Paper
eeauv}ovsseooooes
Real Estate and Financial Brokers,
NEW YESLER BLOCK. TAKE the ELE'Aio
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SAVED FROM BROWNING. james
Cutler, ,sx-county assessor, while
crossing the railroad trestle ON his
way 10 Soeth Seattle, about , o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, saw a little boy
fall of of a boom Of piles upon which
he was playing into the water. Mr..
sliding down a pile. seized hold OF him
rs he was sinking the third time. A
passing boat came To the rescue sud
took Dir. Quilser and the little fellow
Ashore The boys name could not he
learned.