The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-02

a. xHz ESF11LxEA& FS~zs&1M4f ~ 1880 - =
| following were eA1sea tess <etfs 70 s.s
4ie<r3e< s.srs yerti1a A. IS Ninfre1x. r 81
f5esurxs, G. -. HH1Ev A. a. fstEsss<s +
4. 1rxFY. = II Lfs914tAs GEt<er Nezsas = y
s.sxihoan. " n. II. Learned
rEfAELuP sEws-
e~stssnszS csfebrss1sn--seare ~
Haa@ws Fer E<nt-
TrrAfE1s. Mar k~~TAs eenfeuntAs eele-
b<zs;ss Is tswp pzssss 81 sssT sssfEesz-
fatty ytsssxdas. Nost sassss O szssls'sss
wers fsrk1s<
~ the ra1rrstsz aasoa service wex held
fl the urxyE noa<s. 4hfea as1 hesn pro-
falsely aseef1tsd viii fhe nk'ses3s sesors,
bHnssnx- essrxsne<sz sfe
ii she esealnE paste fnesslnx was bed
IN tk.e sxsae glsee. presided sxr ~ Mayor
esmpk>eli. The seztlssz capacity 81 TIE
hal VIA taxed ~ ~ nf1zoef, zasny
having % fmxu nwaE a. yhe doors
Au1nx she kp<sk9Fs on IRE raA19fr7 weTs
Judge KnIzssl s1d gBtze Esfsfiv 6 Ia
cofss. Dx IAaksT ssf Williams. =
ssxDks. cts xttprney. keSs. HEssz and Davis
4pd ur. Exrsis Patriotic songs were Frxs~
dsro< 10 tfae choir snd 5nstFHrseutss = Esse
xsz printed hy tie szfErses and fuTaIigg
brxss sud forget t&usss.
The deflxad log nassEss p fssf tnffsssfx
Hxlsr. and xrsxt Diligently u being expert
enced b neweorsezs IN astiHg seeoarno-
'i re CONTINUING ssss weather Is esashasag
the hsss growers 10 set ttsxir stnes prosperity
irasned aud al afs baisy 10 sss@ir yards
Ghshalts EspasIleaa Primaries.
guaa&Iss, May Line EEsaasis kspus-
Iscan ps1fnarles wers held te-ntght and
eseefea ). n iong. e. ". MAYNARD aaa "
Al ReSnosHx. dEtsx szes 10 the District eva
yents9u. There ~ss large and ets.asiSs.
kszIc attendance tofafalrIEt wss sp-
pointed to welcome and sutesfAaa the
pierce county deles8tssl when rissT come
Is the district conysufI0a,
srgrxr Eow.--5. n. cosSeflo ard wer
man whoze name cpald not be azcuftasnsd.
bsft considerable under the influences OF
liquor. wsrr cat diving IL buggy last
evening. Altar driving hb0uf town f9- q
few hours they stopped In 'front.' OF the
Louvre saloon sheut II O'Clock and Costello
left the buggy slaas ior sHs rgfposs g ~ e.
III the saicon few minsses iater be espied
ran. Wis Afterwards care the name ef
j. G.. Alexander, standing BY the sIde Of
the bagkf. as be fharzAt engaged IN 90 q
versAtion with his female friend. Going
towMds AIezsns;eT PC sssa I.. e s, ~
eodgihK bios directed a. kin. - Alex
anieF claims Alexander then closed IN
go Costello xssd struck him several times
Ofsiesrx Hamilton snd Hanna arrived upon
the scene. ard the hssllgeseuts we're taken
Into custody At police headquarters G os-
against him and Alexander 0ne Of dis
orderly ard hghsius.
CHASE ArTxa ssEAx THrF.-Abgat .
O'clock yesterday mornipg q sneak thief
stole ycss. gold watch and chain from
Fred =. Hesxei, foreman OF gang OF car
psntxsfs working on . bnildtng on Front
street. near Cedar. Het5el had lott bis
sest hanging en- post. aud the thief WAS
seen taking n BY passing tcsrnsts'r He
started after the thief and vas (oiued in
the chase By oil the carpenters. After
chase Of two blocks toward Lake
Union the thief was captured In vacant
iet: bat PC bad taken the pFecausicn In
beard fence. where IL wss afterwards
fonnd. One OF his csptefs placed him on
m electric ear and brought him 10 police
headquarters. whore he gave his name ~
John Anderson. He viii be given . pre-
larceny before Jasfiee Miller =. II o'clock
this morning.
sgR1xrKb STEAMER. - The steamboat
Nerth Pacific run aground at o'clock
yesterday morning In Three Tree sand spit
or Three Tree point, while en.roafe for
this city yesterday morning from Tacoma.
The Potter came along aud toek on the
stFeSded steamers passengers and landed
thaHs At this city ri II o'clock. The Oiym
plan arrived from Victoria In the afternoon
and started back ~ 2 o'clock 10 order 20
cover the North Pacific route. The Potter
took the passengers on the oIympian ON TO
Tacoma A. I o'clock tho tide rose 20
sufficient hight 50 that che North Pacific
noated, and she came ON 20 the city. afriv-
Ing here shortly after o'clock last even
Ing.
AT TaE ron1 BIAkxLxY YARDS Capt.
II. x. Hail. OF the shipbnilding arm OF
Hall Bros. u Port Biakeiey. spent yestcr.
day IN Seattle. Capt Hall stated that the
keel 81 rIew four uasfed schooner would
be laid IL the eompsny'k yard TO day. The
new vessel Is Tor LEVERS & Cook, of Homo
lulu. Her keel Is 20 be ts0 ieef long, her
keam thirty.nine feet aud her depth OF
hold tlfteen feet The contract which was
be isnnfhed by sepfeR Der l. The loRx-
nastcd schooner now on the stocks al the
! firms yard has been uamed the isei5en
Shore. she viii be launched on or about
June l.
wkxrEaS uLAsuFie Axies RuliSea--.I.
Z. Ripley. chairman 81 the Western
classification committee III the TRANSCRIPT,
mental ssxosiation. under date OF Chicago.
ApIti IL. has Issued q circular announcing
fhss the following rulings have been msia
kulius Ma. e., OF April 10. issa. providing
rating Tor nails. wire. In boxes or kegs.
should be changed 10 fsaa a. follows.
OF boxss. Also, IN bulk. 10 boxes. second
class. shipments % wire nails. In balk.
IN Kegs. should be rated - iron nails or
spikes, n. O. 4. ~ kegs. NJ retaal weight,
but not less than isa lbs. per ksg.
TEMPORARY SKCnKTARr.--S 81. Honser,
who has been appointed 70 take the place
Of General secretary George Garter Ia the
Young Meas Christian Association in this
esiy. assumed the dgtlss OF the position
yesterday. he VIII act rs general Sec
fetasy for about four months, daring which
period Ar. Carter will xapeFisfend the
erection OF tke new association building.
Mr.. Hauset has been general secretary OF
The Astosis association for the past ten
months and resigned GA account az an az.
tack 81 typhoid fever. tie has hopes that
the salubrtans climate OF seattle viii re
store his health.
i5vsLv RuSswAs.--Shortly before
O'clock yesterday afternoon horse which
was attached to two keeiei oasat he
longing % the Ssaiise Toilet supply Com
fs8Nfk ~ fsaE sAAAS Nt1sSSAttA IA tf0E@ ~ tue
passoffiee, became frightened and started
w Second street st lively paee. At the
crossing st Marion street The bed and
ceTef Parted company with the wheels
and faasinExear which in turn left the
haTse ct the flEss telegraph pole. The
hos&e continued his course cat Secsansi
ssEsSt asd Was stamped AZ the eoSues os
Pike.
fKsr4slsa 10 book PxgAsgsg Ike.
csises h. T. shgelas es the United states
land oales yesterday received letter srasn
+ e uwis. who was clerk in the land
Office ia fais city fsT ths t9xs srs,ss.ths t.gs-
se3saE nsesHs sSsA A. kfrsn wessf
from he . ~ Rasae@ AyFes ass,t kassu
thensH g. Paraguay Whafs he Ws.s3a 4,
M. sAts,as h@ had tGs& axgasixea \ hss
IS 500; nAnx. afi3 y ~ prenasinz "a tS.sfu
Paraguay rsAl estate 81 tAe senshern q eli.
tetaia etaEss aud expected &, nsake his for
tuae,
Ma ksNaEErTs StgcxSSea. ~Ths taau.
ayers 81 tae Occidental hesei wore seen
yesterday IN regard ta n 30 vuaia sNeSs.ss
the late e. n. kuazsssg as manager AZ the
hksset- e was ssaseSl that fer sae present the
CLERKS Neefd nssnsge ths aeset las aay
eF two, sewSfeg, gssfsssst5nsfence Will ls
eissaes With the lsssssux hesei msu Of sle
4 ealaEtfy With tseS IL sexaFsng q saecee.
sssy fer NJ, kanasett. aS4S Yexy hsss hasel
fsissa Hao esn D. seea=ed VII &c employed
FaosvgsaS. Mr. sserge +. 1hesnssske
! has been peemotsx Ia ths position ~
Rursss oa Tie STEAMER ". K Nes~s -
sesvssa NJ G. II. gsAas. eaa has axcn