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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-22


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sts fEsN sagEheEa EAE se g&t3Eca4s Ito vests Sale
SsssPS All 1aaeng exE 2nes 01sce. s1e @@eoad
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into their De ssozN aa SesasEsa xssset, sstween
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-22
T0M MALARKErS GUN.
The Gilman Rioter Resorts to
His Old Argument.
ne DOES RECKLESS SHOOTING.
William E@wts K~eeises = HaIaes IN His
LeS-An Eaors 60 HASA shs
Matter Up.

william i ,axfs fses 4 f,r,xs.3srse f.,srEsa Al
with 4,s14ses = l,ss rf.f -, : sitsse s,elsw
tsse kr.es. ~ to- rras.se e { f.she ii the
Be.zevseu house Il s.ill,ssan Tses5av sven-
inr
Fsawk rhopaaw sn.s T..a asaf.vsae sxsrp
hax5. : : i 80 =, ss,s hs.s.4 s, w4.sst. he
uf7s.eist4,e Tha,nes f.s,wl.g ngsa saas 4
hassd fss4 fs~s.e s..,.4 - y, "a r,,fs. uA.~g
fs4s pegs ss,t 8. ssesa..ssz s.ssaqskrs and
If slars.x So s /. rs,s..s....y =, 1900 T1ave
Thomas Mss,iau, I.sa.fs -. i, tle e-on4t
aid received - aS-s.s5l.v t,sll..s instead 81
Thauaas ~ f.sl.s s..l,sls,sa 81 ns,ee ana
-. II essr.s - .,..i. =. I,s,sb ~. n..stes
u. wtsl, the $780, y - a...ss.I..,,taI .sis-
charge q ! ra,..sy..v
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s.3a.oY ast.r.ss.s ssS,s AZ -, faT ss,a
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10 the hs.s,sta. sgfsi,,s..ias ni..ht ars,.,,,,-
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lard exa,a5sss.i tia xoes,a ard nral,..s
for sea 80 has 5000 rss Nad
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had coma tl,ra,,eh he ansar;ar wall and
possIl,lv shroa,gi. tie nfsssrior waIl 81 the
slbia. or lareer l.,ne ~ TIE Lee la4ginv in
ssa ravstv. gios,,d III. e. = thsEs NAV
b. dancer frs,., hlcr.3 y.f.5sarfag uawevsr
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.totsrEss- sa.nsm nAs rlowN
II
~ Wa Deserted ny SEes Taafhfat
sueaaA Husband.

II Ase Deserted ny Ees gaathfat
sreaad Husband.
- sslheT. OF Mrs tones. a. she was
80 ln Seattle. has taken wing and
zss sNzy. she nd been al the nellsvue
= Nvfth seattle ever ssaes the time
- sFFattr actloas depicted Ia the po@r.
kNexs several weeks ago. DuElag
aaslt ese sslea 20 find the whereabouts
90 which ". 4 SilheF. her huss
= said so have hat when he came
nj spring. saxt before he met his
asath IN - apea haas OIL Rlakelvy
-. seas SOS wAs unsuccessful In her
Il Jones. son et tile Johnstown.
81. Nlssaaise. whe was here with Der
sao1h she ~ firss represented as her
and Afterwards married AZ Ia
eisanpsaSed ahous a seek arc. VITA
sak Ass wsge or anyone else ahefe be
gag
- elsaES telesfaphSd fat snensv sew.
q sssAA $50. as4t TOR seine FuaSsasa tslsl not
*st aasa i've ar thrae DAYS sxa.
- sssysas sac said she was essiag To
Aesae 81 esFeeA hAy. 10 gxt hes
AMI snald surely Fetsgn 10 -.
! ssssate bong.
ssaeFs alter The departure If her
nasessia, grew 4asse cuaHAentsaa
ssssarAeas 9Th tbs ether guests 81 she
Tasy eAsasi her 'sshe countess
80 sAeF sF~sks - her. en- account IL
- tAas her ISss husband. Mr. 81.
- German sassfs
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A Pleasure "Trip fsr visitors and Hsrne-
Seekers.

To go 10 the beautiful suburban village
OF Laiona you sheal take the Lake Jnsen
eieetyie car to the terminus at Lake Unien.
then take the steamer across the lake.
which win land you on the wharf Al la.
ssaa. ~
A member es the Latona Toxin Company
NH be- on the ground and viii take great
pleasure IN showing all visitors and huysrs
over and through the sawnsite q Isasana,
Persons desiring lots for homes can Itd no
such opportunities IS the Isatona Town
Company offer.
The large amount oE money the company
g. expend ~ md ghat vii I've expended BY
others in building cottages, etc. Al Lasona
insssres the speenlasor, hasiness man, me
chanic and houle--eskRF rapid increase 90
their investments. Al lots purchased uow
will rapidly increase Ia value owins 30 the
extensive improvements now being made.
James a. Nicer and the seattle Land
Company the owners of The townssse Of
f.aiona offer extra Inducements 20 parties
wAe wll eaila. Lots are now ea sale a. l1s
Columbia street ground door, between
Fraat and Second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-22
oycLINa TOURNAMENT.


The AnEfo-AmericAn Bleyeaixts TO Be
Here Next Week.
II Is not very often athletes OF the re-
nowned ability OF the Anglo American team
of champion hicyelists OF The world. OF both
sexes, pay Seattle visit, bat five riders
who lead the world on wheels viii parsiei-
pate in contests at the Armory on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday nights of next
week. Jessie Oaks, who halls from London.
England, sprang into prominence ~ lady
athlete Of hfilhancy BY winning the May
last six-day ladies bicycle contest In the
historic Madison Square Garden, New
York. from fourteen competitors, which led
citizen George Francis Train to present the
winner with = winged wheel OF flowers.
pronouneing her to be "a little bundle OF
steel nerves set on springs" Taking into
consideration the race was a forty-eiEht-
hour one. OF eight hours per day, and the
winner having 10 sit IN her saddle without
one dlsmeunt during the six days. citizen
Trains remark Was not without lonnda-
ton. Miss Oaks Is quite small in stature,
and her performances therefore are all the
more remarkable. Siaee the Anglo A nser-
lean team left Omaha July 8, Miss Oaks has
won thirty SIGHT out of a possible forty
20 win any race She starts in
The next In importance OF lady bieyclists
in America today A Miss Helen baldwin,
who j. considered the beauty in the ranks
OF feminine 'cycling honor. Miss BALDWIN
Is the daughter Of = well-known Psttshnrg
new Spages editor. and i quite smart with
The pen and pencil herself, = being awarded
prize cor poem when only e years old
by tae chicago TeiegFam
Helen f-;ssSsss--est- =. New York, born "a
plstsharg Pa. ISL commenced cycling tfl
iss7 and Won The following championships
Twelve-h0ar. Kansas Clty. No., March,
1859, eighseer.hoar Omaha NeA, June Ii
10 is. lss0 Finished third Ii New York
and Chicago
Kigtie 0'Hsien. or brown. as profession
ss.v known. vas born in Iohnsfaxn, Pa,
In Is7a. commenced cycling 10 isss end is
err OF the yuufsgesf lady riders Won the
~ lse-hoar rsee IN Denver ia Jane lass:
finished econa 30 Mis- Uakes IN the great
Nsw York Fses ard made the moss nurn-
her al mics 81 the recent race III Omaha.
iads hicyciists agaillst e4uestrsenRes
T b. name a Wilbur kMapa. cham
r8on % ths weird, assd ssenagor' Morgan
The American ard Fazlish protest. ,sssAss.
are mowa wAcFsver the wh~t1 tnrns. sad
III ait rae eonersie the H. riders fair
hanaass. IS ghey wsli 80 uhen thes ar-
PEAR is eatsle usxt week All arrange
nssnts for The tournament were perfected
yestsF ~ BY ]. b RFee ssanager Tor the
e0snb astkon
asspatsh was received LIST night 81 tie
sAsFifs efsiee fFeaa Justice Parks. us Gil
maB. that two arrAnts kAa been issued
s0s the arrest # Tom NasaFkey, one Ter
assault aud battery ard the other for 49,
sSnlg wish dead weApau with inient 10
kill TIE sssgatch stated thar il was
shaaEhs that MalsEkey bad gone 70 Seattle,
and a. lsNsk out Tor him ansi secure his ar
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ras HOSPITALS

fatisas ns2shsFEw.a Press rsax-
<eee sssa Aasshes Takes stts Fsae~.
f e 0ssssssx Grant yesterday discharged
- aAssaey tEeas Providence hospital
aNd s~coseeel sram she iniarSes "a
- fsessve.s ass wrecks axa rs falling
] !. e sssss q the Garland lnaEsEx heuse
- s'saa ssssst, between gacAxoa AMI
- 49, hsaas was discharged Wsxiaa~.
-. -. \. sssaez esspssAl. nsvtng recovered
= : assAek Of tyrAsasd fever.
- SassaaUm waS removed u Pro
- nasFsiAa yesterday fram the Mass
- sA % Saats Fourth s1rees. hy
- :. hsaasA tsssees Grant a. Ssssxl.anrs,
= sss'sssss tsSaas syssAssssl fewer.
szssfss q Masl Julia. me Russian
sAe sssd - PFuEAlenxe haxssssl
sas bed Yesterday sorvaosn seoxa
- - :. ! AsaE pArsess q Gross & Cosa-
81 Aas fazssrmsni sas ia Meant Pleas
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ossceg Rogers has ase exc for the
eternal Fitness os taiues and can sesf q
s.Aessas' both - and cat 81 his eleassas
with Ere distinction EAety Yesterday
smorning be saw John Csanlan. wretch
ssly dressed telsow. raFaaang hiaasssi
along aek san street. carrying = Eine geld.
healed silk umAywlEs. Is was ST iaeou.
gFmEsy thai Appealed very strongly ~ The
osgseeg. lie acenSsef hsa and askea him
whese he bad hsaghs IL Camman could
npa ssll s satisfactory ssery. aaa sas 49,
eorlinxgy taken - headquarters ca susrs.
e4on. lie Is sill there AID the umbrella i
awaiting A claimant
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rue ra.s rarasaa E,lat. rIle...

A pl&s # he East Taeona Central aa-
astna "a was HseA yestassssy With the
county auditor ~ Howard C. MATTERS and
Jeaais s. Waters, comprising sss. u So
ses2 e sess ard port5sa Ct tAs sws. 81
SCI iysmg In sec "a, 20 2ln.F e. The streets
are c. n r. r. Il. II. !, First. second
Third afd West Lake avenue Also hy she
same the East Taeuma Central addition
- Is comprises the swsk at swss. los q.
tp e, "A E. EXCERPT ~ MACH As Is sHe4aaea
ia sae Eass Taesus& CeasFal addition 4 .
The streets are x. L. ~ y, O, FIRST, Seeore
and Third s4resss and West LAKE zxaaue.
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Meeting of woman susrragiss..

An adjourned meeting OF the Woman
Suffrage Society of King County vas held
yesterday IN the parlors OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. Only few OF the
members were present. Plans for bring.
ing the qestion before the people again
wexe discussed. The legislature win prob.
ably be asked to do something for the suf-
fragists, at the coming session. Mrs.
Angus Mcintosh, president Of the society
In this county. last evening said that
nothing had been done which she cared to
make public
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-22
Tnnirhf.a CONCERT.

The grand vocal and instrumental con-
cert for the benefit Of the Second Presby-
terrain church, which viii be given in she
First Presby teriaR church this evening,
promises 70 he a very successful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J0senhans have been SPEND
ing great amount OF time in making q
number OF elaborate hand-painted pro-
gram mes for the occasion, which viii be
presented to the vocalists and pianists.
The paintings represent scenes OF the
Columbia river, Puget sound, ETC., and are
very valuable and handsome souvenirs.
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BREyITrEs.
Yeung Mons Inslltuts tonight.

Young Mems Institute tonight
The regular weakly nesting or she w.
G. 7. u. viii be held in the Methodist
church this afternoon at o'clock.
The Electric Railway Company has COM
meneed planking between the tracks OF
their road on Front street. north Of Blaneh-
ard.
The county auditor yesterday issued
licenses 10 wed Tor l.. r. Elserson and
Martha NJ Back. OF snohamIsh; Alex. u.
Hunter and Rosa II. White. OF Franklin
John Pefsner and Emma Hoffman and
Peter EsusoFd and Lucy L. avery. OF
Seattle, aud Charles J.. roul and Ada Clark,
of Sidney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-22

Chief OF Police Mitchell received letter
last nighs from Gilbert H. sproat. third en-
gneer of the steamship Islander, at Vic
toria, b. c., stating that q valuable geld
watch and chain had been stolen from his
sfateroom Wednesday. The watch was a
stenl- aindsr. Waltham movement No.
l33 .4a0. and on the front was engraved a
locomotive; on the back was locomotive
crossing = high bridge Sproat SAYS he
suspects that the thief has crossed the
Sound TO Seattle. He offers reward of
so fer the recovery OF the watch and chain.
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THE SEATTLE ROAD.
Meeting Of Stockholders Of the
s, l. s. 4 Z. Yesterday.
PAUL. F. MOTHS SUCCESSOR.
Trustees - Be Elected To-day -PrepasAis
for Forty Mtaes 81 eraasax Called
for On the Narxhern Rraaeia.

4 rasefing Of TIE stockholders of the
sesttle, Lake shore 4 Eastern railway was
held YESTERDAYS noon. wien, II s Understood,
TIE resignation Of Paul f. ssuhr was
accepted ard Ell.es Engineer Taseost APP
poantel a. vice president TIE election Of
trustees and the reading Of President Me-
Doaaia's repors was laid over and TIE meet
ing adjourned until tiais afternoon at ! 20
O'Clock
lhe cnlel engineer and newly-esaeted vice
president has advertised fer bids. which
viii % received until December s. ior clear
ing. grabbing and trestting OF forty miles
OF the northern branch I'll the Tine. ia sec
tons 81 I've or ten miles.
Beside tie forty miles Tor ehieh a ntracts
will 10 let there vii he about twsntv-five
miles more 10 gTaie before the whole line
sill 81 ready for railing ta she point where
the seattle. Lake Shore Il Eastern railway
vii meet the British Columbia branch Of
the Canadian Pacific rail - y.
One OF the sections for which the contract
will ne let under the present bid is ten
miles between snohomish and tie Skagit
river. The remaining thirty miles vii he
on the West Coast branch running north
to the 'front.'
1t IN the intention Of the company to have
the work now offered for tender completed
this winter. and 70 have the TWENTY-FIVE
remaining miles fnishedgnext spFiag, when
trains viii connect with hose of the cana-
dian Pacific railway and run through to
Seattle
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sTwAsn wnIsNY MERCHANTS.
Ansahef Case for ta4s United states Dss
tr5ek GouFe.

AnealAef Case for tiae United states gEs-
tFles CouFt.
Wlsllafa O'hFisn was brought before
Gonfatssioue Emery yesterday afterno0n
ehaygei on the oath Of Deputy Marshal T.
I MeMfa Nsfn aIspo INK 0E Viii ~ 10 In
slsafaa. ChasIey AOyes ami Mary. af Ballast
island. U'Hfifn pleaded guilty. arid in der
fault q $50 bail rs sent 70 the p9gsitxn-
'larf % NeNeil's island, 10 awais the sit
ting Of the unife4 s ates district court
when II opens In Olympia.
Commissioner Enssss says the suggestion
saaels tlsat TIE Brslish Columbia Indians.
who have neen here Tor 4 long time for
purposes Of prostitution De- ARRESTED ~ va
grants b gosd che. and thu police might
act upon Il. They are not amenabie to the
liquor law the Same - the Indians under
the centrol OF tie United States agent in
charge Of the reservation.
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DIED FROM ms INJURIES.
The Railroad Asenae DEATH Trnp Claims
It's Victim.

The Railroad Avenue Death TTap claims
Its yactfm%
IAine< Robinson died az Providence hos
p;tss ~ I0ss0 vesfs rssav morning. eyed -
Years. from the esIe.ts OF . faii in ho.e On
Rai road avenue Monday night.
Robinson came in on the steamer from
PoF8 Townsend Monday night and was
waking up Railroad avenue with . couple
Of friends when he fesl q distance Of
about Gfseen feet into an unprotected hole
Ia the avenue, betwesn Yesier avenue and
Main street. and struck ON pile OF refuse
annaher at the bottom When taken out ne
was bleeding from the mouth and ears and
was unconscious he was removed 10
Providence hospital where it was found
that hss skull had been injured and his
nervous system severely shocked.
The injured man, who sas single, never
fully recovered Consciousness and died
without giving any information IS 10 his
relatives or business. The body was re-
moved yesterday to the undertaking par
lors Ct Cross Il Go. InterInent viii be
made today at 10 O'Clock ia Mount Pleas
ant cemetery.
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a hre was nAgFDwy aveFscst in \ 6FAat
street japanese restaurant Yesterday morn
iag. The proprietor wAs toiasag = isghtesi
lamp Ia bis hard when Il tsli - the Seer
aad hyake into many pisces The oil teok
Gre and spfwaa over the seoF. whs0h CON-
nssnsed ID barn ~ svely FAse. 0t3ees
SaFty, who sas ia the ysssnsty. seeing the
sssauAs, ~ eFee ran 60 the restaurant. ard
by igvesy wesk Succeeded In ssnosAessng
she n&sass tHlere any serious DAMAGE wss
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Ron. NJ Crawford, ex-district coart crier.
and H. r Harmon, ex-deputy clerk of the
court, have formed a partnership in the
real estate business. Mr. Crawford has
not yet given UP bis position Of deputy
sheriff, but viii act in dual capacity until
January /, 1889. Both are well known and
say they expect TO make the dirt ay when
they get fairly at work
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KSocKEp nv TmE MOTOR.

An ExpFess Wagon Demolished and It's
s3river injured ~ an Kfecsrss Car.
j. Ynnao. ga elderly. deaf and crippled
expfessnan. had his team run into By an
electric motor car Or second street. be-
tween Seneca and University streets. yes
mud. Mr.. Yamo was slightly bruised aad
considerably shook up. He was taken 10
his home near Lake Union. The express
wagon was badly broken by the collision.
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Vincent, ses ~ :. T. Beck, dtea at RAE-
lard Yesterday naornfng agsd three years
TIE remains vii ae hreaKAt IA ca she sraSn
al noea ss-3ay. aeeeRa panied ~ F4reass
ard Eea&Eivws, An1 wsll he mnt by an
sisstaksFs Roaney Stewart The guaer@s
wsis ee bell At she CAshallc eharch seen
after the airlxai e the train. InteEnaens
waI5 ~ II MSson5a gsasxtsxw.
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CAUSE
CONCENTRATION

In making This aaal announcement Fegsriing
Renton Addition We take par5onaale pride in
presenting the following complies list Of pur.
chasers. which fully yeriiias the serslon made
hyss when Renton AddiIioa was FIRST placed
en- the market. that Il would be the eholcess
residence district ia the city:
Hos. H. q. srRUvK. 90
Hos. c. II. HkSFoisD. chief justice OF WASH
ington territory. CO
Mr.. LHaH 4 J. HusT. proprietor Of the Posr>
MR. wrL1AAx u Haley, proprietor of the
Evening Press. sAl
Mr. MAURICE McMIcKKS. ca
TN REED. JR,, register Of the United States
land Office. CD
Nh W. r FoRRKsTs county auditor. %
Ma r. W. D. HoLHRooK. general manager OF
pany. az
Prosecuting Attorney NxwIIN. CO
De. f. L. sMTxH CD
Ex-prozecatlng Attorney RONALD. 40
Hos. FREDERIC JAxEs GRANT. co
Ma s. n. FRAxIEa. eaitoF-in-chief Of the
Evening Press ca
Mn JoEx A. sLsrcHER, sditor-in,chlas
Frank Iesiie's Illustrated Newspaper CD
Mr. EDoAR b. PIrKH, city editor Of the Posr-
1NTKLLEsKNcRes Ga
Mn JERoMK CATLIa "a
Kfso couxTv IEvnyrNssr COMPANY. Cz
Mr.. W. L ELLIS. recently Of the New York
Stock Exchange. ca
MR IsIDoR LarouR. Of IAtour & Co t0I
Mr. w. A JENNINGS 10
MIS- ANGELICA A. Cary. III
Miss u. LOUISE BuEss. Of Minneapolis sl)
MAJ. A. PARK, OF Dexter Horton 4 Cas-
bank. uj
Ma. ]. /. SCHULTZ. Of Dexter Horton q Co.'S
bank. ca
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