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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
TEE DARING goBHER-
He &dwsiss Many Grimes while en-
His WAY To Bessxmer.

AaEsCETrE, &ies-. s<pz. i-H0sEAsy
tes 6c@esse sESEe rStteF. E&< szkxa souza
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sfse,neoa- The pstszsfes u2s ae1s&nf- Nsd
his te1esnor showed Alzs 20 - rssAy toe
Aay desperate dees. u = exyoesed tAss II
he - not ysry eiaeciy ges-ksef he wfEl
ssssxe &ess rrs Bed aatssrps - ess&E-
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see sAe baEss3st Halxhsy 1Ad aas = stsh sas
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bad say g1as and ass fres sfsy sealin'i .
- 40 aszxisss a. s~s So ciosr - rse
To osss~rs wag xessysest hssa lass nsTAs
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she s&1s Through ffs& NiIs2atFx 4
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sissr<
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he&visg sarvsssA sass sssys snd Ehfy az fest
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h<ss@h In the k1-esFs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
TIE DAY SACRED To LABOR.
festisitt~s ef the Isher Unians OF
&&nfflR.

Today = Lassor Gag. nos onls iz SEATTLE
bat ali over THE Unlfxd states. exness; in
California aaa sssexoa, where ether DAYS
hAse beea srs apart ay tie legislature
The arss MSa1ay IN September Ii esso-en
% tse uuiorS h@e4ase IA rrcsx Ef sAecs Il.
: the Erxi day of a new year The hoe
ssAs0n is over. snt the busy ginse % TIE
x1tafnE hsrrrss i 81 hand. Nearly ali
the trss3es ws5s be err paved frosa this tay
hencesoyth nutls the CArsstEeas holidays
The cor utrsrsors vie hare DRAGGED sians
81 slowly ~iih iHe -ssgsle balidtR<s have
been warned BIZ the 6 - rains 80 hurry
and this ssll gsye an ifnp@sus 90 al eshex
lines 81 hslsinxSS
seSssie snpSoyx more prsnssrs brick
..Yers and sfoxss-ssGSsfss IN trsss-orsisa to
Is sire than sny ssher sffy sa sAe uogsa,
sEd al other trades are wesi rvE~q@ezIfs~l
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sFxgs nsraszse. = eSsa. 4 she 12y os~ fair. viii
ase laggs saz imp<sins.
rNE xAEsn HRS
TIE fa-nsfiea 81 The parade, ~ printed
in the PoeT-iSrKILl@kScgk os saturday
saosa3Dx. = ss follows TIE pgueesssoa
all isra at 3 e'elock. ia two flvis ous.
TIE SFsf wih gather ia liaS a. Freas snss
ssttery ssrvezs. aud viii s< enEnpcsess a.
M&rsaal os the Day. J c. Nssss. zaa AEaes.
Firss Kexitnsnt Ran Z
President 81 shs bay.
Western Central I.aAssF bai@a
Iss1gS sseFei1eQ's 8 uien
Gt9srEakers' Caf.n.
x-0auvs1srs' Jasoa
Typographical zieu.
Pressnssss'. raiea.
faisers' rnissa.
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TIE s~cosi eiTssis1 wsls fexsa ~ Seeorsi
and BATTERY streets. and all s~e cen pessa
n
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Bzsss
Ess3ea-Tksrss russn.
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fasGiets sEss3 Decorators l1taa.
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Fr!ents % the C&u-e
Insans nos prompt 81 arriving xill te
assigned 10 sAS rear
LINZ ~ sAESk
The pxoeessiaa win nsave dc#n Bel
street - frvat. s@wn FTsss8t ts usaa. an
Uuion % laird. down ThIra 10 Ysslsr ave
uae, aewn fesEsT sveaue IN Secesai ssnees.
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kselieyH< srtel. a. ss3 a. IN
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sharp.
Ths brAsslsyers wfa eseFy one ixll ia
line
Trzius lesve faz 'he gsvenna r4rk raersic
vroarsss ~ u = ~ sn3 l ~ > N. ffoEn tae
~-a't-s. Lake -AoTs s Eastern aepsas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
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MASON COUNTY LOGS.
seven Campo Aieng the s@tseP Rail
reAs-s~w Baak.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
LEWIS COUNTY roIsrsc..


taEzALfs- ~epE. L--Tas enwusy revsa
cratic eonvecsfon. .wkseA sszsxhsss its S.sv.-s
yssss-ssy, wtla be re.serr De re4s ss,a~- s~e.,,.
tse sE-ssFss as III zesa ban 10 keen fvs,zs, D..
tsS dominated fsRsof anything ease.
r. Berry sfe nDnsss9e fog seussnr. wxa
pkssssc ID saca q position that he ras,xr
Gather aees 81 or iezsake his party. aud he
choose TIE fo.7ner. Hs3f & ssssx4u ~ s..s-s.
rssFsy iaznsrarsss ard ED ssr-aszrse. Ia
ks-ess sAsk-i Of for representatives. tsrs tse-
hosd 90 fh< great Car 81 h.x .sksa 10 the
wc-es& Two mere nhssrszre en- ls.x fss..e-v
iDs neEs- In party view Of thea. tssan yr
y Bennetf srd l. Hsle ecasd nsss hsye
s-ux1 hSnsed II sSes bare ans abilities 10
refrfnnsend them fnv tire oEssee 40 ossr lsss
heart al tsesn. A. fsonshc@. rosxsne< ss,r
e9ursy clerk. tie p-e~sns aixrzrs eesrs
Sss-k. s Q hehalis r2su who has SO IA ssssh
oSsaEfse o. lis 0NE - lfs,k 4fsssv sssas =
cspusf attends - his 0szicisi duties pes
sonaaly ne as a Ixsr han. hat prsexsessiy
only for general weakness.
Resolutions were passed in*orSSax the
course Of ;. IL Berry on the tide laid aas~-
uon- " hen member Of ssse constitutional
Conversion. bat Berry himself l. sh- sslv
ose wha knows shat ssat espHrs-s xas. Il
seesas- however. ais great et.esrs uas 10 No.
care the astoysscE OF az article slaiming
spscIse % 2fay patents or fsSsts heretofore
given oy fAe gnif~a States government 9r
anyone else. He resoaRfefy opposed the
fa1srua1 eefn a ssssssB. and 10 make himself
-ssstd with towns desiring .c tsxe ne
county sezf from sAehaiss. sose<s 10 sssuw
eoanty ~~ats IA he ssovei on Gnaisrsry
vos@. This Is ys&.f Of his convention
record
The dei@s stes 80 the territorial co.. ven
uoa favor eefaEsae ssr g1ye nor aa1
Morgan for sfsts sSy<ri istrn ieat os
ssAooss
The RepaAlican aelsexses 70 the state
convention ~ Nalis ala consisting 81
j. II. Long y. b Cozssaza. Frs 91sn
A. II. joy, Charles Maynard W. T. Forress
Charf<s Ioanst0sae. q. ;. Rice ans RI III
Packard. left here shss morning Thes are
all solid for Ferry far go~ernag ard Allen
fo- senator, sad wsa present . candidate
ton
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els lac usas rae...i sar., sg,d ~ s,s,fitsae. -
iHss sisd refes shii3fea under 10 yesrs
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rRoT. ". Il. TURNER.
-rotzBe's Candidate for saPeste-
s~ndest 81 Public Inssroesten.

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ent OF pzhlis insrHesson w5o wisl h@ pys-
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a NEGRO wxg.
4 Cesfssct with the white. Feared
~ &helssnuuua.

kxm os4ssssss S<rs IL TesAss- p~s@p-
eTSss tSreEsssz- n as. sYss.sl s.sx "A sese-
gram vxs received here fhss naoEnfsx ssy-
Ing iass nssrosas we're Ea2Sslng sea- @he5s-
mound. Ls-sore cssnutys Miss. and essn-
ticz between the ~Aises .r5 b,seks 1As
expected Help w&s ssisss. for, a. The
nexross orsEAnah<rxs, the whites SIX ss
cue A Foauutesr eva fs&sy Of &t@cas forty
nzea was rAAs<st nsr IA sH hczsr sE twa snss
lesf on tie 20 trssn Scr shs scxsae ot the
troGsle. aEsSt.-r gataUssEd % J. e. Lssue-
ssFcss rsssnr@ay Of cavalry .ssl sxsvw
hers soDsgyI
A dlxpsfcA fsssfiyeS asra frcrz ! c Iarg-
stsest AMI e l. zawass ssks a. for al the
available EaeD fArasEs she e0satt a. <saee
by orFtet ct the governor TIE Nfrssss@
kt1es. sccozz pzHisd ay several cEtsEsns on
special srssas Aefs Al p. IN. sssisy foF
tiresa sG-sis tr't1 shseA place 'Aey vs;l ess
81 Saeslsaea1d 60 ali m saysss4Sssug she
fggHs2S.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES,
Expressmnn Lanson Ihrown Frcm
Hia Wnruu and 4 kiilNd.

TAcexa. sept. I--Jahn Helm has hFnGgh,
ssis against " r. sRade~Fx for sieso
damages for false arrsss SGa imprisonment
on iu'y Il, hsviag been s-re~te. oH =
charge es assault 90 Chrfstisn stesn with q
rife. He w&s disrharx a and ncw serbs
damages. Claiming that malice adjusted
sun fterg
BlEly MaiIhenen. who hsS rs.sadea FOR
saRs tire ~ Fzysslgp. sas brought aeeS
YESTERDAY sna sent to riSe Sses'acsssa Asy-
Ian. he hzs h~ea Gsgasnse7 Fog @SDs
three Years. hsgs Teccassy became tF9aess-
soIsse.
sslronsy Gov returned FT4axy from
Ayers ranch. where be ee3d sB tp4us.f
or tne body ef Mr. Aver. who eusawlFfs-s
suicide Taur~t;ay sy saesasag the son cf
hss head 90. Il . tAougns ias ed man was
SsemeRisst.
The stsarsFr Oay1rtsn sT~iresi >ssarsfsv
bringing stxyaf ssss iaSsisnz tsssrn Ysfe r. &,
TAey went a. TEE Pas sliHP h~n ssSss- AZ
east 40 iaalans passed tksrng "a here last
zs&x
George Boc;hrcys. wbe st.esess fokn
Cessna wita q knsfs TsecsElseT = sss sssvs,
enesi go Sy fa8xe Eesf. he sll3 appeal
eassrrieg tAaf TIE asssHlf w@s EsTovfske3 sg
Cessns- Ire general agssSEse1l .sssfssszs tas
sn1xe
Nssshew Larson. sxpss.sraar. sas
thrsaa tyaEa ats wsxe.x zu9 run oxeF Fri
cav He wNs taken 10 The Fannie Fszt5asek
hospital w&eTe ne 6tef az hoa- sstxF
gGr-<
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LAEox RESOLUTIONS.
Tsrxessstax what the ooseatne Of
the <srske May Bo-

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ANorHsK Rscg WAR.
rr.ahte Probable rhrsagh sh.ssfng
m Aggressive Negro.

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. serssns fsressh of IRE peace wsta s~-ray
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By "es'' Central Labor ua.oa. ofsea.sie
Set. -, 1850.

lfssns ies sea't'e, lake shore & East,
era sasp'is !. OF Madison strees. a. II
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80 .iae asss fsoad ar~ aud adaiitsaer fo
old free.
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sossii satftegweea cigar makers ard
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eaae 81 hite san tie winners, isoaAaess
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presented ~ =. hllngg 4 CO. second
( prize, a ens glesS title oi perfume. pre-
scnted by ". 4 HsaYDsek Rsss. gentle.
Inan wslfzsf, sli& ttegresentpsi by ArthGr
- aN.s's sts''!ia psiks. rsts as hand mtr-
foL, presented by stear r. a Hasre<
FOOT rsce, seventy-f xara. dn.h. frs,
prize, PAIR seilsi neHs xshs,es. presented tsy
kssfDoud Eggeri CO ,s..p.y.a y,rfy- ons
half deren white sfirfs. F~sxensesl hy Chi
cage Clothing Cogapaas
tt-of race gor boys Bnder isresrs ss-veuty
sts ssriss utst irIEe. sils .agsIksrchi I
pFesefiied by J. aid A klne. ssssond
prize. pair stippers, pre- entr. hy J. A
siandinE jump, - prize, Psirsaees. b,
Kline 4 kesssbefg eO.st ssFtHe pa5r g.T,
t,enssal's 4 ppers, ng Johu KeAne. soos am,
shoe maker
Eunulns jump. trss nriz.. pasr 6 ai-ls
aaGass cssfs batssSns. Pftses tel b. Aiass
Hansen sscen1 Psiks, box cigars, p.ese3le.
~ A. & VI iieg
Running hop, SEP ard iump. 6rSt nrlzs
siie dozen nf n sho.s. ny a. 8ersa og x
second priEe. box gars
Foot race for gtfis. art pF.Ee. bnud0i
case, BY A. r Mearss ss2sna fize. pal
hose. by Doheny & Mxgum.
Feoi race lOE ladies. tins. psire. pars
sol sy chester tleary; second prsxe, f.ai
gloves. by J. A. Bafiiaesean & Go.
Foot rAee FOR fnsrrisf iss sts rsf pFiz.
glass saiSer, by f. Lobe a Co. sssecui
prize. pair ladies' sifFEs ~. presented b
san Francisco boot sud shoe tore.
sack race, firxt prize, gansletaan.s rs
rsek. by fesseard & isasc< Lion eloshinl
stSre; second prize. Eve pounds coffee. b!
W Il. Gallagher,
Larsesf iamgF attending 'he picnic. frs
prize, water set consisting OF glass pitcher
trag sBo gases. BY seattle hGKar
Old msn race, fits yarsls, - years a
Owe. fosiun nscKef. hs Lake Enial Sarni
tlfre Co
Far mans race, weight rs OF 0vfr, prss'
m1Staehe eRp, presented tg J. T. ChilheFs
& Co all PROFESSIONAL hssues
Prizes sssti@d on ground ear be seeg q
A. ]. Mesrs drug sfare. sss Front street
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THE FIRE FIENDS
Orland is Suffering Severely
From lncendiaries.
HoLxHAT aDnTrx kosxEET.
4 Ittsls R~y Pail. p.~r r..Ax
Feet shan asA IL KILLED
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