The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04


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old bov sho cries for cigars, and
sruoks= theta ~Esn tkey are gwen -
hfra-
Tvps,psa se~er continues to spread
"a T,os.a.srs. and people are g~sfsng
x.-x ,srxasz~. St fs~osr~s 1fSTrsr1
!. the one most affected II present.
The syzasasis p-r~ynx ~ TIE fsesE
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t.--.-s thirteen. The duel Was fosgfs
ear,v on the fseyFstnr u -<fssezts fsf
Isl Essg sifhsn ten u4issA ~ tfs- cefassr
of -sn Francisco.
A good nsanv OF the sfsssjs tre~s IN
pa-f g@~sfs. y. y. seem - - ~ .
srs~stsag ssenssissos- The Port Jsrsis
Tss-s avs thsf nsss-t Of the Aisscsssl
srs.s are IN the Immediate siesfzstY 81
.sestrte lgisss. ard s8ggesfs fnaf TIE
..arsrs-ss 81 night j. a. ns~s5ful 20
tree. for ret az 10 human h~fng--
At the Thousand Islands, If dinner
one aay. Daniel W. Poxer- and hi-
trend. acre Discussing the rn~riss %
disfereat Species - game one Pre-
ferress canvaS-baek ducks. another
xoos.cocs. and sfsii another taougat a
quail tie Bso~s delicious arsiete OF
food. The discussion asld The alaAer
ended ze ak-ous the same time ven
Frank. .aid Dan. Turning 70 The
water 81 his ssoo~. sho vas as good
q .isiesssr - be was waiter, wax
kind os game DO you Ike best
. We'll. NAssa Powers, - Tell goa tue
tgsIfs. almost aay Kind oi game II SUI
me-. out wl1=i likes best i an Amer
can eagle served on silver doiiaf
HE got H.
When il comes 20 freight. saws
thu agent os the French steamship
I'm. ia Sew YORK city. these racer>
DO Rot pay. After the Cute saiiS
there's no TRANSATLANTIC freight lett
here 10 sprak of, anyhow. The Cuhc
burns. they sag only fS5 tons 81 coal
,iziIv aud she makes the passage IN
ten DAYS OF 20. You can imagine the
pruiit thers il in boat Ike that
Then tie Oil Adriatle OF the safne
line gets along with elghfy-nye tons.
ard makes toe passage plenty fast
enough for freight. shes a regular
yo.a mine beside these new racers.
The agent says, q terrible amount of
room mast be sacrificed TO coal on the
racing SHIPS.
Recent investigations In France go
20 prove that the horse has no ear for
music, and only very slight under
standing Of time and military signals.
Several circus men confessed To the
investigators that they had never seen
horse with musical instincts. The
popular ielusion that a trained horse
occasionally waitzes in time with mu-
49, fst.
perience. The music was Away.
played 10 suit the step of the horse,
which was regulated by signs from the
trainer. Most war horses were found
Ia pay little attention To a signal for a
charge. save when aroused by the sig
nIficant movements of rider. A
uoup of riderless calvary horses were
nnmoyed by martial trumpet calls
Altogether the investigation concern
ing horses on the iieid OF battle went
to prove that the additionally jntelli-
gent var horse could not make cor.
rect movement in fight. save under
IT, riders constant guidance.
-. Psul il enc broad grin over the
discovery by an evening paper tbai
the Minneapolis directory is padded
with the names oi dogs. A reporter
found the following on page 225 of the
Minneapolis directory. just issued
Carl Baxter, coiored, Waterman
Crescent Clab." Having been given d
tip that something was wrong about
this entry. the reporter called at the
Crescent Club and accosted w. IL
| Baxter, stewart Of the club, Whose
name sppesrs just beneath that oi
Carl Baxter. with the request To I've
introduced To the latter. Certainly,
said Mr.. Baxter with smile, and witt
low whistle called up splendid
brown dog. There. nay boy" h.
said, ''i- Carl Baxter have had tina
dog six years. and he is brighter thar
half the men in this city. He is 1
treasure, and have had his name pa
I'm the directory. He is entered a
Carl Baxter, coiored, Waterman III,
is coiored all right, brown, and II b,
cannot watch | want to know VIII,
can" Ii Is said that several othe
dogs were given places in the direc
tory, thus helping to bring the tota
population" mp to 232 600.