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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-28
WATER AND SEWAGE.
Surveying Parties Between Sc
attic and Rock Creek.
LOOKING FOR Az EASY ROUTE.


he wnrk Ct bringing an adequate sup
PIT & pare. f-eSA water into Sestsie sr0n
tzs asek crcsk sesrce has hesn ln.1xzs-
ras<s1 n earnest hv ESniEssse Williams. the
eminent engineer retained hs the essy,
VIA The essc5sns zs1 ck J. s >yarrv city
enssEseer- The two returned yesterday
sssevaszs- f-nxa tie rsaFnt en- Resek creek Sc
fectsa ~ the essv engineer IS sae REST sa-
the ass1 ard scarce g he sysssra. sfsers
slsssasaes aseve Sgarafs staten. en- The Co
iszHnssss 4 rss-st Ssxsssi -saaas-
Tbs proposed source 81 Supply is IN SEC
nse1 =. tounsk5r 81 range s east and is
twenty Faises rresn seattle g. he crew ssses
Tie esszsdzsat fs~~i nos re over twenty-five
AAllss N ssHgsA 10 h~ing water from this
SQUIRE. There are new swo engineering
parties CT tzeivp men each cat making
torog-apetcal ssrvev OF the eoans-v BE-
tween he-e and Eo<ex creek Tor the purpose
Of determining the uaoss sircc. ssss. prze-
fsczl1s rc1te- 0ne ef these rxrtsss Is work
lEsg beswsea Seattle ard Black river. ami
the csAes IS near Gces creek working this
wsv. Engineer Scm~-y telegrarAess IA for
supplies ard necessary camp courage for
me parties. Friday evening ard
his deputy. H. X o~ens. Rad them
sent cat SATURDAY. The parties are noe 50
thoroughly equipped Scr their week that
they need not come IN untl the survey is
completed, Eagsnes- Seurry resaTnS 20
Rock Greek to-day - supervise the surveys.
bat Engineer Wils.assss viii remain in Seat
tie 10 examine more fully into The merits OF
the Spring Hill Water Ccmrsay's p-opo-
sssson- whea the survey is completed the
results viii bs considered BIZ him and has
81
the council.
Engineer Williams has 80 far expressed
no opinion Whatever as 10 the merits OF the
Roek creek plan. nor has he given any init
nation whatever Is 10 his EiswS concern
lag the spring Hin proposition His rep
psfasSoa as an engineer preclGaes his nak-
ing any statement before be Is fully sd
visei on the facts. Net nntl he becomes
thoroughly conversant with the situation
vii be make any statement concerning the
important matters entrusted 10 him
Extensive surveys VIII be begun in the
city st once 20 Develop the topography %
the grognd. in order that pssns mar be
made for the distributing system. A large
force viii be required 20 do this work.
Messrs- Scnrry and Owens have been Ge-
lsyed in putting out parties on account OF
the scarcity OF men 10 form thexa-
The typographical surveys made in the
city viii also serve IN PLANNING he eomrre-
hensive sewerage system which the coun-
CT viii probably order prepared at its next
meeting. Last Frid2g night the committee
on sewers ard drainage recommended that
Engineer Wiliisns be retained TO prepare
pans Tor the system Is appeared 10 be
the general sense Of the council thai the
work should Re entrusted 10 the city engi-
nee-s, and thar the Chicago expert should
be employed in the capacity of consulting
engineer. The council is now considering
ways and means ard viii likely do some
thing definite IN reference 10 the work next
Friday night
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A Trae Hrlpn tie


Ii i not to sweep ihe house, make the
beds. darn the SOCKS and cook the meals
chiefly that man wants a wife. II this is
All he needs. servant can do is cheaper
than wife. Ii this is all when a young
man calls 20 see lsiy. send him into the
pantry 20 taste the bread and cake she has
made; send him to inspect the neeIIework
and bedmaking: or put broom in her
hand and send him 10 witness its use.
such things are important, and the wise
young man viii quickly look after them
Bot what the true young man wants
with 3 wife Is her compauionship
sympathy and love. The way
OF life has many dresry places in it and a
man needs a wife 20 80 With him. 4 man
is sometimes oyev;aken by misfostunes; he
meets with failures and defeat; trials and
temptations beset him, ami be needs one
70 stand by ard xvmp&thfxe. He has some
hard battles 10 fight with poverty enemies
ard sin. and he needs 4 woman thss when
be puts his arm around her, be feels he has
something ta Fl ehs for; she viii help him
to aghs; she will pa. her lips 70 his ear and
whisper words OF counsel. and her hand TO
his heart ard inpa-t Inspiration All
through lie, through Storm and through
sunshine. conflict and victory, through al
verse and through fsvorirg winds. man
needs q xoalzn's lose
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taa-sz 81 snsezssg erass<s IN tAyse days
Rss nA2ny re<fsae kncw thai the state q
tsec<gSa osns $ ra.arx1 snssrsale ssysasn :
Ans@. asSsr tAeS@ss. saxh + tne fsct
II Is the asess wessaerfGl spring IN tAe
taises States. said Sp~eisl osstesr RrOsaer-
ies. x the Atlanta yseGixs force. lsss nissl
70 wAas srrizg 10 Yea REFER
Essxzssa sFxSax. / kavp taken three nas-
- thai sprsrg who ws-e so TAR goae on the
lssu0r haait that il leeSexa ss Il II wsr~ ira
pessse2e fn- fheEa 10 assss and every ene Of
then wss cured INA III sxssassly eaze az seeua
had hesa practically SrGnk for fezr
ssaomshs. l tNox along 5 surssay Of shss8y
sEstazszsy
Ifsa Lk ssper es
lie toak ore drink AFTER be gel 10 Ia
dian sPring. ard after thsS aerllaed IN
leach srcSN He sxss5 he ai3 ncs want i
81 all lie remained there tArre dzyS, and
yo1 never saw ssasA tzassSssr na2tsoa. He
sss ~ sober as szs3<e. his faee was
cleared es is b iaAf ansl the resl AsaoE look
and he was AsEaseaf again. Since sh@s Use
he has aesn al wo-k steadily, and has rot
tcGchssa = drop, Iast Vas SIX sao1tas
40. long snoasa 70 efFeetgslsy settle TIE
matter
Does il prove equally etficsc5eus on
others
II have .xsei three cases end with the
salste happy rvsaits IN every case. he-
hcse saas that htsle spring, Which does nos
kussa over gallon OF mater, + ere Of the
aaoss valuable in this country and worth ali
tee hospitals in the iaad for the cure q III
ebriates
as
W hv sioa'g somebody ship the water
IL the FIRST pasee, tie spring heiessss 10
the st4te 81 Georgia. and Is just Is The 1T
cians EFT il long sgo, The state govern
sGsnt has never permitted anybody 70 lease
il, o. attempt TO enlarge the fow. The
water Is free for everybody. In the seeoEsd
place, there IS 3 volatile gas in the water
thai escapes after few hoggrS. rendering II
a2t. aud rohhins The waEer ct les eStror-
binary qualities. For these reasons no at
tempt hzs ever bSen made 10 export is, and
people are oompesled 10 so 10 ths spot 10
enjoy lis henenss. II IS wocderfal spring
In many other respects, bat il is the King
OF al liquor habit cures that | have ever
seen =
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Issrt>e ~ ORDINANCE.


as iiv cts a E1xsst = frossrtke ssr-
rsxatsa trww Bsiiaiagss
i j hAeiy tna6 sac validity al tie IRE
sas eTas ualee et TAG essy OF Seattle Is to
I sesses "a sae courts ~ u. x Baxter.
sse Aas beer Fefesssl persassssoa 20
Va eosrsS Ases iron hazdsas within
= Ah1s eH 3sssee aveaee bear s.xsh
zEsst ssE. E4Ater nos has an iaiunctIen
|'essa.n.aE ths ely Ero.a saterteTrlns
TIC The constructions # the building. ard
Sc The et. furnishes the laden n.Ey
sssa ts'g'sirse. Is Judge HaniSva. VII
sa:niae.lee Sesk Cd lie ba.lAsnS toslay-
ne charter D sls essy q. Seattle provides
E. Tire ely aaal. have po~er 50 proasssst
q e'setias' y III auAdlass wifain oeri4sE
fssestsee beasts slnless sar esfsr was.s -
= sane sh49 ~ ga IL - brsek and mer-
= ef sron. - s.ne aaA EsoT;sr zssa
FeFaes ieT the re.aersl ~ any building
tssssa enaffasv 20 sscls Esexiso.ss.
aae ordinance restricts tAe @ ser sal OK
sssdii = sa1sgely 20 5rie& aaa stane- TIE
Aa.sslson 81 JoAn y lss ssg. attorney
= NJ. Barter IS that tlsa esky Is tss ted
= to the fsewsrs granted by She char.
x ara that g goes eey0n& thas siass
sSFa Il drops iron asild 6rss fron the llsE
: s1ese thai gngR 0s eFecte8 witAia The ere
80 Il Is alsoeealensieI that. primarily i.
= esneT q tAe .ans has right 30 bl1s3d
1'ssssss hief BARS restricted sy s&w.
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Tfrhuia F~s<r rsaa~.s I've ss<sam.

IfThsia F~s<r rsaawss I've xfxxaass An |.
nss-
NJ ee.r-s WAz.ase hasrn~~ wAo h.x
esen p Ike esssr@av ek C0ssmsm { Esya Gar
ssssss E's<sztAx. ssiesz NJ grussserses hsssyxsss
TtfssrsaF aasrszssx 81 s IN a7ezs>s& uf ~
rfasssz tsss-. Tae funeral wsgs take rssa~
sfsss AsseFr<ssn ~ ~ frvsa g.arss~v 4
Sssw ATS ua1sr.aking r1rsors nnsse~ the
1zsEze~~ ct tie HutzAsrs' fnAess
>ais Be- 1sxsAzass. vcssa~ nan shgns
= years g Az. el~8 Sssu-asy Al Sassa1<,
Bay q syPaois s<xe~. ass kessv vsn -
lrssr-~sA IA he oaa Eeisews' eeaassr~y 10
1zw
M. hzrae- Ssews< nryAe~ OK Mr. r. H
LEXIS % this city. asess ~ ths hssns< Of hss
s-ossser.sE-szs* Mr. prscs. eo-rssr q.
fo1-ts and Msssfsez streets. ea~sv rxss
sxszSSx 81 syysh<sss1 -s,zss szszzo1SA NJ. prsr3
Maa wxs y yr2~s & az, cane Ae-e from
Eis Some 81 Era5x~po~s. Ia, taat fsa,
Mesxs Ago He vas nas fe~asz- well - as-,
iss ArssT-s1. And : fsw 6zys after -as szsen
sosa vit5 fhe dread disease whlssk ended
- Azs s-s@sA- HIS hosv Was szs.n 10 she
Ezs<ssTs2kInx paTaars Ct Bcnaev & stewa-:
last eseEzs4<. shere Is ala - ezn sAl me-,
sssz prepared Tor sbarsxsns e M nnaae Al
-azldEeFoFt- s0- sutkTEse-t
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The Great tsscns.r HnmorIss In the
Faaiiy Circle

S@s fegk SsEa-
~ Thomas A. Edison woald pass q part
OF hts siair IN society. instead q sevostng
IL al 20 work. Gss wOGsd shortly becouse
ahoHE as famous as bnm9r2ss a. be row
L - an insens9r. he Fortunate ones : be
nlees h.nl as his home rs Lsexstiyu PARK
are probably the oaay ONES SAg thorough
pfseiate his ssscssl Qualities. Al E&e Esll-
saa Sonls saa.stsogoe yossng gsrl xi.h the
bearing * a ass4y coEssiGctk the guest Z \
stranger. TO fhR library. There. 4 Il - a.
nlrhs. She wheEms hin n Gos3 Of the
sa5lsss. raost teAasitsi iisat imaginable. By
suruiag on ts1s siectfgc current IN = great
chansieiler overhead While Re Is yet ab-
soraed ~ ioakias ~ tAs szstsI.lnsSs 81 The
aaish ard furnishings ~ Ire reoua. or is
noslcina, perhaps. shat the books or tho
sAss~ex are nos ~ ice sort ihst M tsssson
- likely 80 ~ interested Ia personally. a
substantial a<are, wsth big head
afoYe shoulders. slightly STOPPED a
sfno0th saes. and Eitb long. Gron- gray
hair THAT lies c&resesssy serosz the
forehead. cognes is smiling and wsth hand
extended. II i The master os the house.
Ths-e is q cordial took ii tie face that p,sS
the strange. 10 matter hos nervous Re
nsay bare hsea al the p-0specl of meeting
@11&N q sA-st q 1A1alE E2sAs y sAAf~tE - s1-F.
NJ. Ea.ison dF4ws ap 8 chair beside that %
rs <ssess. xn8 after fFiRH4iy shake ~ tae
a&nd. Is ready 20 talk. Meantime be has
sssave4 hig e4ss@i.s q eaxsrs, he'd IA =
4usins h0si. Sow&ra tie guest, and hxs
takcs o8e AlsasesS
WAsa talking NJ Edsson nsssF lnisses a
re&sonAh.e opportunity 70 zav something
hnaaroes. &ss shat e better yet Is Inc
tae. thAE good story j. rendered ex-
slgssfseay funny BY ass Eav Of tesanE H.
fzsh ysssnt Is sa45e Isl abe r5,saE - t4eEcs.
s.nta a. last, wtth : 21eeg uaotsaa o. twltsA
IL tse isce. the climax Is ESzcAe3. Il - IN
variably irrealss1ss.s- AlthoaEA M ~ son
was nck coaleEe bred, BE uses shat niAny
easlnEs saeu DO nct Notsl EGEtisa.
Thaes 20 whosn - has expsAAaesi a. srvsE.-
ten or a zaaralss are always xErssck Is isae
snarilcssy a. hss sor&s and he eleazasss 4
h. ~xplanas 8oTs. Iie Dot oniy gets = fsF-
fest GRASP % every sUhseci n whica BE IS
Baseres To-. nas As Is ale % give a. &ssess-
aae an equally clear grasp o. e. lis man
sszf s3srssss nsthsas ~ mBeA SIS 5 Bag h1y
az ~ 1seol xho kaazs his lesson 2rd 3. j-st
3 isll@ say wh4ls showing hos EeA he
zzozs Il is 9&ety tasg no reporter q
aa.sy ever interviewed Nj. Esiisgn ~ IA
csg tAfn &inw wAsE = great Ysly i wAs hat
e shoGAa bare tA2en go ases 4xgaieS instead
81 Asu-ua.islss 8 Sen be LEFT TIE tesegva pse-
Naw
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xHo.r ROY wss mr..
resrisss r~ssh In tsxkfsnsi. CAL. Of n
sea eli 3 Seattle N0nsar

resrisss res&h In Dxkfsnd. Cal. 81 the
s~s ct ~estts. Waman-
cprersr Ewes. 81 Oakland. Ca. writes
eite Pesy-IsxEE xaeEzexz for InioSaaz tign
waEainz tie pzrsatsee of isstfe n<oos-
SCR nasaesl Alters John CaEan. wke wss
'noser and si1l-.l ey Southern Pacific
eeA8d tran or he Oakland male ~ Ii
~ raliing or q tie asros last lzsess4sy
rssrx
slass hew tas accident oersrresi 70 one
sfas 70 ksox.s Says Coroner Ese~S SIS
|sT0haSle, ha~svsy. thai be wss frvinx to
szsa ts's ears. whea he slipped ard rusEed
z-sr Tie train. His legs and arms were
ssoss CIR from his body. and shers were
ssesa ghas.iy wounds or bis head
ffosn papsss sosnd on hss person is Is
|*ssri that bis name Is Alhert tosaa.
~ be aas Il years 81 sss. and a soa Of
|zs. II g Cs%Aa, af the Los Angles Fur
|ktsfe goaspanv. A l.tsie box * htze.ksrg.
Pr little arasaes, Issse blank BOOK ard
|iliisss pscksgs 81 cigarette 7sesares wrFe
r. ;hst wAs ipsst upon The Attie feiE0a ;
|Niy. On fFVat page IA TIE nscnaovss-
go book wzs written the address Of his
|aiasF hss oNn naaie Sn8 thai Ut Hannah
ssssas5. Dos an ash River. +. o.. King
|aaty. vi. TIE latter A8srvSs Is sap
sri b b sh.s os lie hos $ mother. a. ks
- eagesaEer who made BIS shoe hs4ck-
~ Box shaf h1s notheF liv~l IN % re4r
|ss.sle.
1ax aseea assua coGeerui1s The boy :
savass wtl - forwarded % Coroner Esers
zslI Il the pessz lSfELLlsEzes Office.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

oregoa & California Passed MedEord
III. Strauss, E. 10. Powers. Mr.. Green, ]
MARKS, Il. E. spaalding. L. II. Kinds, ]
3. Story, Mr. FTasier. Mr.. Osborn. g. r
kibb and wife Mr. Rankin. Miss Atwood
o. A. Giles, Mr.. Craft. J. ID. Green. : w
Hail H. " eob. +. Holman, Mr.. Kane
C. W. Parks. ]. n. washbarn. II
Mcknight. T. Miller. j. Smith. Mrs. Bart
and child. Mrs. Wall. Miss Weed. Mr.
Robinson, W. ;. Wood, DIR. Lane. T., Fl
Case, Mr.. Rix. r. Matson, F. d. Hnf. Mr.
ConnelI, J. III. Graves. f. Grimes. NJ +
smith, Mr.. Frank and wife, Mrs. Crosby
III. s. widner, Z. J. Morgan. F. FL. Hatch
and wife, William Patterson. II. A. Reed
and thirty-Six seeond-class.
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Llbesails grand concert al the armory
tonight.
The walls Of the San Francisco kcck are
I'd 70 the street ievel. and iron u hers si,l
be piacsd today.
yoang alsa. ". Jackson. was arrested
last night By Constable Eobiassan, charged
with petty larceny. II il charged thai he
attempted 10 carry on piece OF seAnting
worth bss small sam ~ The owner The
owner saw him and swore out q warrant.
The young han denies the charge.
Charlie Reed. whc was arrested SATURDAY.
with Passey Griffin. Happy Jack Earring-
ton and Louis J. 0'Fa-reil for swindling
Major W. l. Powell our OF 81 so. Was re-
leased on bonds ST late hour Saturday
night The cases OF The four men vii
come up FOR hearing today before Justice
Miller
The slot i'm the Yesler avenue cablt road
Is 80 vide in some places that q wksk can
drop through up To the axle. SzsEftay IS
Doctor Eagseson vas driving on thfavenue
near Ninth street his buggy wheel dropped
IN the SLOT. throwing the horse down and
wreaehing of the shaft The doctor vas
throsn oat Of his 5nggy bat escaped with
cut injury
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New TEX Press.

Bv the wzy. yo4rr Hearst, who : CON-
~ On here rext month. : said % have a
hxnkering for New iovk Journalism. ana
since the E1aatAST has become success
has heen trying 70 lm6Gce his father 10 Sc;
mira up Il business here. either by baying
some ol2 pareT o. establishing = lev one.
senator Hears: wss IN Se~ York this
samraer watching his race horse. lie Is a
genuine, Ola fashioned patron q the turf,
ore az the tew honest osG st4ssd 5ys. ApsSGt
his xusa's New YORK ambition be sEh3 70 q
friend recently: There's plss1fy u money
Il shs Dor reslly has his heart ss' on T. but
I ar IN aopeS &c w5l corelg3s after while
that ore ssg paper i snozssA Tor enc man
G run Plenty Ok uozsy there surely Is.
fer tie senator's wealth : estimated AZ
So Fsss 90
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We understand that negotiations have
been COR pleted BY Ar. :. ". Robins and
Mr.. l. Roseufeld or behalf OF the New
Vancouver Coal Company, for the bonding
and purchase OF the extensive coal lands
in edsr district al>out I've miles distant
from this city and aeariy contiguous 10 the
present South Field property Of the
COMPANY The amount Of Land purchased
vii aggregate : 90 acres. and - the same
land which The famous l'r. priffsn secured 9
bonding right thereon. which be 50 ingtor
ioasly allowed 20 lapse hy sfiiuS4oa OF
time. The Ns~ Vancouver Coal Company
= 20 Re congratulated on tie successful
acquisition OF this valuable coal property.
Among those who have bonded their lard
are Mayor Bate, E. Qaennea1, Charles York
T. y. Jones AMI r. Wall
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rKESoNAr..

Coscnes J. G. HsEaes Was en- tie streets
Yesterday for the 8rss time since lie was
taken sick
M. VII T. Eosi-. read estate broker Ct
fsaEana Bay. or.- ws< IN tire xssy yes.sr-
day sad asfs for Port Toarssnsi last rsgAt.
Mr. w. ]. Todd. OF San Francisco. who
has been Tisssiag friends IN Seattle for sew
srzl weeSs past, started for home SATURDAY.
szsf.
Mr. H. w Mcneil, manager OF the
Oregon Improvement company. resarned
Yesterday from = Rys-weexs vsSss 10 the
east He ~as constantly on the racse. and
TIE trip, frona standpoint ef hsalth vas
ncS 50 beneficial Private affairs q his
oxn called him east. He waS seen last
eyss1ng By y Pes--ISrKI-IfsEsekg man.
but had nothing OF special interest 10 the
pubic
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Garss >c1inks. 81 sssa1e Eaan. wx.
av0agns n froG Pasas@- ye<ts-sAav ntsrr.
ing "a custody Is D~P1sy Skertn Ho.sea
a=a ios1gess n tie coanty All lie had
b<ssz making iFsely tine fos sias irhabsf.
zzsss d he gas~s little town Of Palmer the
afternoon before, and had the town CON.
Fsiess.y sSTrorlx@3. A tesexran wxs sent 70
Foa-se headquarters xss3 nx9ztY Holden
szs sent CIT N response he captured his
rzzn after considerable hard work.
Sehlsnke appeared - have xEely aeen rs 81
gasa.. - seaeek fer s. EToaa sAe North.
era gAe4zse rzlzroa3. 4asesd ocfoeses Z. was
foeaG apoa hsnz- he wlE he taken before
taae probate court o. aR Insanity charge
sS-xlay
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q TP BIZ THE TIDE.
:..<r David Parlun's Body
reana on the Beach.
&. ....s STRUCK 5y TIE PADDLE.
ssavP<<a rws Hears afsrr sI~
-. 1,~a-a : eEaisasns spr ss~
ss5s fs-.zsss-

a.ar e ryzTas fsz.slkn. xae sell
.-.-rsssaai raars wie ~ rnysssrscszssy-
- Erusa sze sssaEsaxszE STATE of
- .. wssrh h 80 cAssx - X
- - sr.a o-s~~@n seattle aass "a
aga ssst ssssAs. wzs EsznA en-
- ,asssx Al IL r.aeat sssfv ysstese
es.<vrv-T uxs Ssa4e nv l. 4 1ca1-
se~.-ser II tae e1psov * the Al
s-s < Ssc1s company. sao
ne hssiy Shos: 81 n ssss snsrn-
- -sxsz- &sozx The sa<se ss- TIE
- ssasa< Re 81 eaee r~r0r 81
- srR % lie es-v zsE eesaasw
- sass .n fAe afternoon ssarxssssr
- serezszs ~ ~ Dxpaxv ShexsS
Pa.s.x-lis-ssnank w1Ea-s szzs
.s--sss,~ rez-xE eAsrss-gs tie Hsrrv
- 81 sgas sEssr he hcsy. TIE
xaa-s lie sea BAL cast np her dead
.<s-ax gsasiy eesseis zEesss esghsy reds
=, & E 3. S isrs : y4si. ssase swo ard =
4. .k-se nsigss srozH - IL pesnt. arS
e. asc1 x tla= Esies ard currents
4 ssrras<E ID - vxrv ready
-, xsxss l. fell sata sAe water ard
ia EsasA-
8 yxzr.srstsaga af The BODY showed she
= " v@-tsv seeezs Eosess. aA.haszga re
go rsrs pegseeE2y recoxsszzAAls- The
- 5<exen ana eaf. h4s sthe-wise 70
~ ~e-e aosie~i Fs = xsruose1 tAxs
-. sx ssse TIE wzte< Para4n wax
- * .se 9ssalIe whesi a-ss rsadn-~ss
.~rs=rsssss. lie wss kEown Ia he an ss-
-. sx .ssnsss sc4 wAen he w4a f-ss
80 f~ors tie boat kSs $50 zasnssness
rsoe~a hs had fAiSea egs-assa-s .aa
80 The shsss 81. rigAs. - BE aenbsEexs
= AsYe doSs bad be s4lsxn clear Of the
~ fsssnd tie Deceased bad On paass.
- SRA and sh-es In bis vsst pockets
8, H. w2seh ana ses rzFuo- s-ss<ses
3 sasch hSi sseFpe4 ~ exactly aiae
1rrses q tssiYe. i wzS IN q screw -besss
4ssppo sd 50 be ilaFeTsios= 10 was~-.
i ~ hsnas ara therefore 40 index 20
hsssr OK the 3rOxEl1x. Parsf1a sxs
srs fr0Fa the boat before fe c'eseck.
h e<ly vas pIzeess o. beard the
xsnsf aad arozght 70 the e;tv here Il
rsgss Is Eoa1ey 4 Ste~a~Fs aI3ertz king
|whrs. Co-uasE smart did ret eonss4ser az
sszsss Hseessssy Ensie< he circumstances.
|1xe Aesng Eotilng 10 cause sszspGgtons of
M rsay.
re bcly wia e held az TIE undertakes
he Re arrival of Mr.. pa~sgr,s ssa.
herr. sha Ifyss IL psy~sl ard. sra yho ur7s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-28

lsrv Ok the esectFfe srr-iight iA-ps hang
sow. and when TIE sidewalks are wet. per
sans who tozleh the metal fixtures above
-ecssss . very decided shock. Last Safar-
eay night . saAn Oh Jackson street t0echesi
4 ssup with his sno~relia and zas nearly
knoSket doxn BY the eurrsas that danced
snroush bis fregue- Several persons re-
pert experiencing . shock n getting OF
azss on tne electric cars. bar the company
lss1Aes this. as al passengers are non-eon.
Afsssss-S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-28

~"sf@ii Aaa It's 1ssHa nSssi Appear.
81 Lha 49,. 4 aH.-a-s


~ The -sFussry faak<szs-
i&a<.ssss ssasa t@md aid e6sGee-t COM
- as ApswAT 81 enc AvsaSvv t1uleAi.
za.eF sssfaaasT ~ arTA2seE8sus has beea
80 'eT ftserTADs ~e&ls. baz sAs asI = 50
- th&t there wla - 20 svauhse ahozs
- rsEsastebe Pses- Area & 8
- seat lst&4ea. sAe divine strains fred
F~1ls essrses vasi euly Sc nselaossa By
= e@tAzcs- aose wi.e i3a 30 hear
- hss er4na hsss sgsd 10 4exs seie-
80 eeaeefs company toz.ghs aaa 10
Aisat- p Z. gliss opportunities trey
! - AE-ys Eessss. ghe faasoN.ise aefscss
. Sss II = received "a SIC large cities
49, 1 Pssf s~sa 49, IS e ,ssarv
- Sefe azssas ~ ahe es@esrE a. tAe aSsFs-
r. a. sssz2g THs esas lkFrs aSsE al
ss eeas fkas sae @ase seaas- A. g
~ - @sszs p tasa Ese ssxrs SGsisre4
: fA5fr~ s1stsse VS. azeA - erz. liars
- s'sfAei sssas. AS fssiN4 81. 1a1s.
). ~a ~ a. sfee 81
- fNs@;taas ssFse wtgs 8. 1se "a ~
80 H9saso GAs& a. $50 Alsszass ass
e'S&i eate sxlssss ss.g 81 -
l.sy-s a. tAe ass sz,s slzsys
50 ass S1az - sss s.a<et-azs sese
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szeoss3 tzs<sxs -~enzs~i AAss -sszszEssa -
r-sz1 Ssases - - Asx&<sz srss-.
gke splSswsnx ras -rs~r~z s-xss. p,~s-
lzna lass nzehs
FusrEssas c. @--fxnxrsxzs hnrss sxes -
>exs5s< sssakzAs sess~w essrx - - -
~Nsea k1a~zzE VIA snx <nsa rssS ~ w-<s
az8rzxs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-28

The attention of the coroner IS respect
fully directed 70 she Tnaneled renssns oi 3
man who came IN with something for toe
fuisnv column And this Is what he
brought.
Jones-Who cut down the record
smith cannot tell lie. Ii Was VIII
hams with his little Axfseiil
Is might as well De understood that by
phenasea. persnthetieal or italicized pQns
don'E go in this oEfiee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-28

owinx 70 the tact thai the Electric Car
company have not reeGllt Isx track On
James sfsses. lrsssr sgenEe and Con-
EzTze-al street. since the Ere she street
commissioner. following the Instructions
os the coensil. las torn up the tr2ek al the
expense u The car company. The cox pAny
claims i wouid have baslt The road i'm
ssediassiy a.fsx The ars. hzd the city
established V-orer street grasses.