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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
TIE SECRET BEHIND THE BULLET
A NEW AND STARTLING ANSWER

THAT SENT THE UNFORTUNATE HEIR OF TIE
HAPSBURG TO HIS ACCOUNT?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

srpNoNS FOR SUNDAY. FEBRUARY. IA
Church 29th.st and 5h.aye.. by Rev LEONARD WOOL.
SEY RACON ID. ID. Morning. II o'clock simon Peter
2saih II 20 a.nshins.'o Evening O'Clock; prayer
and Providence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

FIVE POINTS MISSION. G3 Park-st sslte OF tne
old hrewervS rev O. X BOUTON. Supt-Mornlng ger
Vice 10 80 evening 30 Preaching IL .a 70 ali
o'clock n m sunday school at 30 weicomc " a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH IPreys spy1 ia
corner boulevard West 73d-st, Rev RObtHI ~ D
SELL. BOOTH ID. d.. Pastor-Services az ii H. ana
a n m Weekly service Wednesday evenings at 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH aitfhi;st Tcst
of Rroadway-JOSEPII II. KERR d.; u ,i,hn ~,
Compelled Guests" 49, '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
n UESTIONS WHICH THE WORLD Is
ASKING.

WAS THE MAN OR WOMAN THAT KILLED THE
WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CuIIRCU corner GOth.st -Preachlng by the Pastor,
Rev c. i. MASDEN, d. D., a. fl a. topic is
Marriage Failure r. and at p. M. topic The Safe
,nar,s Of Home" Sunday school al 2 80 D. Young
peopie's prayer meeting at rs p. All are cordially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5th-aye, corn corner
Scrricc, az II a m. and 4 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

ave- aud 7istst.-iIearly choral singing 4 one-houl
| service ST Andrews Brotherhood especially inVues
vounS men Morning service a. II. Strangers always
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 92d.st. and 10Th
ave ROY NJ AICOII MACGREGOR Pastor, preoShe'
ssnndaH II a M and : I5 D. Sunday school, 80
n M Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

SECOND CHURCH. 1o3dst. and Lcnox-aye.nP rc'eh'
nc at 10 80 and I5 by the Pastor. Rev IT, HOICh'
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH Eas: 35th.st., between
Park and Lexington ayes. Rev. ). s. SEWARD Pastor
sunday. school with adult classes 80 M Services
II O'Clock; subject, "Fallng at His Feet as Dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

s-A-TnE METROPOLITAN GOOD TEMpLAE
ISiON. with Naval Post 5lO g. 4. r.. VIII meet feDlu.
nv II Masonic Temple, I'D ST. and Gthavo services
SS5 Madam BROUSIL. Nionist; EDITH MASON ana
others in and rrcitaton-. Speaking BY f. u
GROVE. Commander. ana X. EDWARDS. chaplain Oi the
most with Colonel ClIEVES. Of Kentucky All comrades
~ q, \. L. invited to attend In uniform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

ropryTrJIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
near 9thaye-preachlng OF 10 80 IN. by the
pnv DR. HOLLINGSHEAD, OF Norwich Conn. and
1r'.oo ~ m by the Pastor Rev. BIDWELL LANE, ID. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

FIRST CHURCH, 1olst-st., near M-ave.-Preacning
NJ II and Z 40 by the Pastor, Rev j. ELM EN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 14th
between 5th and 9th ayes-The Pastor. Rev. SAMUEL
81 HAMILTON. d. D.. will preach al IL a m and
7,45 y. III. Strangers always cordially welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7aa.ss anG 81.
aycHRev DAVID G. wYLIE PHI D., Pastor.
school Is O'Clock. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
S,nonrors cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

CALVARY CHURCH. 4thaye. and o1st.st-Iioly
communion az $ a. m. holy communion al 10 a. m;
,norunc service az IL o'clock choral service az 3C
H. IN evening prayer, VITA sermon at 4 10 Tho
Rector Rev. HENRY y. sATTEkLEE' d. d. VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. 3ithst. and
Pa rk-avc-Seryices IL a. Sermon by Rev. ROBERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. MadsOn-ave.. cor.
GGtbst--IIoy communion, morning service II choral
tony vested choir AIS; evening service, 40. The
Rccior Rev. Dr. GClLBERr, Will oiNciaie Strangers
welcomed all services.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11

The Ssdney 5swsr Pipe and Terra Gotta
Works h sha nasae az . res Joint stnek
eosnpAny that. has inst hcen esrsais4si ay
1eha Asfchs ?. Satxn h. Wheeler ard
Frank L Hilton ~ ineuFposasorx Tas
aAseess o. shs aew eospeFasla0 ara 30 bux
sslt. ava. nss = ksaee. euavev ard lease real
and peFsenza prufeFty: - msnufaesurs,
A9v. sssI ana aeAl III seees plfe terra Gotta
ware. HTe-htfsk. Ane. hair. brick. eesncnt.
store ard 81 kiasiS IL esnslaing material
and uaesvhss disc 10 bar, sell. own. snors-
xawa. leaee eAl ssxal il raslToa3S. tFamusys.
plank roaa ). enhse aEd elsstTse raasss sEd
al kinds . slsamtloats and vessels. TIE
rsrstAi 81 esk Of me camFanv Il $50 ,faaa
ais4siesi sa ~ SO shares ii Size each The
corporate exaetsace j. 70 run Aftg years
Fhe truss 49, 81 tAe eaEnrsasy arr Frank l.
Blsaan. fSsAAn Ii. Wheeaer and JOAN
Afatsfs~r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11
rYeIoNE ~ 4 coFFEK HOUSE.


sapensHe Aestaurtnlssr and Two White
Men Elght Over Zen Eenas.
Janses n9ukhsfty. 4 plumber and Kas
Gsaef. ia company with a friend, both IL
whom we're engaged IN = SUNDAY spree,
crested good sized ilsir rnAnee last avsn.
ink ii Japaneee ruesmna.a nfon south Third
street, sna Tor which D. seherty spent he
niehs n The CITY iail
The two mtea wrnt ixsse the restaurant
ARD ardeFed as ea1ItsF worth or supper.
When They bad eates hey concluded that
So cents MAS susaesesit ~ usuneration ger she
zap, and laying thAt saua ecwn, started
Gus, but the Jap ss3ta their hats ard closed
the does agllnss them Tlseu fol.
hpwed = rnw nesagheTly. hss friend
and the Jap. eipar tables. dsshes
sud tomato catsnp bs ties commenced fsy.
in& aronnd ard had il often into q tegrshly
mixed state On the fssJoF shsn Policeman
yon Ehein, attracted f.y tia racket. rFishai
Is Just Sc tEaae 10 save the Jap from enc Of
hts o~n catsap hostlss
The tight whsle krsef. was energetseaily
Il not scientifically conducted, and the res
taurant looked as # = cyelane bal ssaps
shrongh ii During the naelee Doughertyss
fries=A esGapea The officer i looking fog
him. as the Jap has bill against hiFa for
q asf4Asses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11

ms Neaat asenwd Takes = Peep ~ 1an--
Nsgatx. Itehheytes aaA Arrests.
Mhssechapsl assumed ~ asmaa uasanesE
~ Sir yssteraay ~ deniseus and hAhEsses
efsaR pasl IN ss5ss seFse. Is che weashes Vas
M the Senaay Agternoen cFuNa aarwea sin
sna aesn laeksoa street aud lhHasgh the
fsleoAs. ths hy.wMys aud A4lays. enjoying
steh IN = tFssIy Whiteehanes way Ths
fsF'aa & etassassa ore Ia aaxaa respects. aaa
sse xssisaFa Hev stranger 81 TIE city. pea
sesiss, respectable hassaess man wha
tessss dawn - see fsondoas naasesake ii
- cen siay wafdsr aheat snsaEne il IN
sastF sNn nay. Bas they are sessn lost ID
zkst n The crowd % feagA-looSing snsHl
ma sag9es Hp and .sewn TIE alleys,
tsAiefsng usth tie shansessss wnsnen ahsa
sseF IN she ssosrways 1T their little houses
g wha ssaaa Mngfs ~ - sro0pa, il Iile
fefsasitS. gazing af the sights ~ whssh
49, kfw snFreasdeSf lt 4 wlshai = nosst
sasss. aas nsveF esisfsiAT
TIE sqszninzlty Il jackson pace WAS
fsig nufA disturbed ahess ! eelcek Sos.
sAlh ceearress between shEee kswAxh VI.
NeFl ansi yueas ufasa uAe had ineuxrcs
- assFaessaFx os oae 81 abena. Some &as.
Asssasaat lad arisen hetseea ssae tNa.
shsi snssslensy sAe Ksfi called oas - sasaa
! e De- soHApAniens. They rallied te hsv Aia.
- tsse yonng asan wss ATTACKED With FIRE.
sasssss IN tse h&ssss ef taa insurfassa eoar~
ASass. Aheat thi> fine OgsSeaF tass%axfa a1s-
zEssmk h was claapaei 81 the aaaMsuns
s. e tAs ssAn bad struck And checked enc cg
fs4f nnmAes ffsaa khis ehaExe De Ass
ssFe<ssa sssa sskeu 10 she headquarters.
~ s4fe hts naaae IS issAm Ri.saA and was
a1essd 81 = charge II assault Aza hAigerv.
e szss aais asa viii ae sTlssa en- tie charge
texaay.
AhsFe wesS Nesrfal arrests sssr Asnar *.
$3.50 aasfaK sAe day Pete S0znssa ana
~ Preseason Rese senna IL tees saissea
usssser Texhett engaged IL sAe eesn-
aaae eeeerAisaa q trying - exsars
ste each other After considerable
AzsszlaF snsrxy hzA eexa sxYeassezs. the
ssf landed his rFsxesssrs ia tie rem.
- sess I've rssher Aisksy ppearins
NsAsefess whsm sAey arrived a. 10 ssAsssn
- saArxa Al eaek ether tskS gsnaaae e&i
ksssanAs
SasEtss Ssagth. Azrssn4er. wax arrested
1shefg kssheFa 81 = w8FxanR sweFn anf
~ Sasss Nxsheen2n. Whites AApsl So
e she ssxsmsd shKt he Aad xsose ~
&6ssa Aes siseas twa weeks swsh He ull
49, nay 81 = eAAvgv q sAsasx ana
ssaseasns Wizard sasaA Tim Narsay
- : me bssnieaw in has pessssssan earfy
'SsAy nseFnlas tie eeAlsk glx< rs sat
.Asss explaaafSqn wAsn QHeenonea Ansi
= subsequently, kicked uss
HnfS FessasneF i goanx mas RstA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11

Mr. Wallace Z. Stfahle. secretary az The
Oregon state Boz RI 81 Immigration. at
Portland. Was Ia { De eity yesterday.
Pr 1. Il Edwu rsis. 10 Spokans Falls, il
ia 10 sisy. nr. Edwards was called here
s.a asslsl ilr. Nee Aslpeh ia a dlssealt sur.
gfeal epefation.
Ne. Nam Thsii, mAaagsr OF the Nfisnser-
Davies company. IL IN the city. making
arrangements fer tAas enmnany = appear
Ance II Turner aali Friday aud Sasunass
The name % sFfaiam r Carson. travel
ing seent os the Canadian rsrssie railroad.
i tue sifsa an re 1 ssseF al TIE Rainier hotel
lie also elAifns lie llenos Of hav.ng opened
tsse gsyxs svgsxtss. az The Tacoma hotel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11

<KW C10A&S ARRIVED
Just il. Chester ctsazy.
MnxxSonL
- lasrs daraask sowsis. Chester Clesry-
Mssxionf KID gloves ToklAS, sipgeEmsn &
xaAses q See To4laSs SiEgerm2n & Co.
s9e. spsendId corset Chester Ctesry.
Meggiuni-
me ossee Of the seattle Insurance Com pany
hss hecH reuoyed 70 the corner q jefferson ans
The kia glOve--she Msssioui ToksAs. singer
Tie largest stock 81 hats 10 scaees from al
Charles Goldstsinss the AasteE.
N4Kziauk.
vaa Dyeke Iaecs. Chester esssfy.
Charles tsoidsiein i agent for Knax hsit
GO 10 the new farnifuFe ssere. SsE Trout
street, North seetzse. between Wall sud Vine
WHERE yoa csa buy on the iassAiinenf plan,
ekeaP
NAggiorf.
see gents six hauakerchiefs chester clea1y
EualEsh broadesoths, se.inch. all wool, latest
khkszes, At 81. Tekiass SiuseFfnan & Co
We sell furniture on the iTslaIlment plaa Il
1s9T Fr0ng street. North Seattle, between Wall
ard Vine. Can and see
Magxlonl
We sell Fanfare n cheap - can be bought
anywhere IN the elTg for eEsh or on TIE Install
fnenf pian Try as. o. 1sg7 Front street, North
EENftk4t EE&N&1a " ~ ttttA kAtE-
French combination suits. halEpriee- Toklas.
EinxeffaaHA o.
Dnnst forget 70 Try the S cent luncheon OF -
iuu heons for $, a. tho WATSON Dosee restaurant
curnfr grauf and Caton. iron Il 2
sne flashes. Chester CiesrY.
III Il cent discount On clothing Tuesdays
and S&IusslAys. Toklas. slngerman & GO.
The tsvwd drinks Il Tasy eUEas IN singles
ana doubles 10 drink It Theg bring their
lrienEs 10 drink IL ETerybody drinks waippea
cgeAn s0dg wstex. StewaTt i Holmes Drag Com.
peny, second and Cherry.
50 efAl discount sac for woFkingmea. Tues
DAYS ana Saturdays Takias. singerEnan & ca
DF. r g. Johnxon. IN connection with gen-
era pfaf'siee. gives particular attention 20 ell
chronic, naFxoas and special eases. including
dyspepsia. liver complaint. affections Of she
ki4neys, heart and lungs. snd al blood dis
eases We have special facilities for treEt1ng
genito-urinary diseases. fec.af diseases and sll
forms Of female diseases Offce. rcofn Is
Cns0ussJ block. e0ruas second and Columbia
Celeb eted Maggioni lid gloves. Tokiss
Sisgermaa 4 Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11

rhssg as roAsee M.EsAeu has received .
letter tn ca rhses RF4ckess q sAe Msnneap.
oils here a~klnx hlm 70 sake inquiries Ear
Hensy MaaiRs. = teAnssaF. vino ssfs his
fAuisy II NsnaeapelEs About July ), tsss
TasSslei's = slessxsaes Is sosaa9s DARK
eanrss xsen. Aaek hair and saustArhs.
suaa1s ear 81 arp<F rsgfs eyx-SSd. iaaE saav
an "a = & nose. Aasie Anesr ON Eighs hard
esoak ~ He Is = wears 81 aes,. AMI
usssh aA.ozS lss psuakls Ills family i IA
deep distress assa aFes vefy a1xsoas soA
sexgs4 4 = Ms wkewvaAaaSA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11

Asfaay--f v4naci understand Gov iris
st ! e w2y taey 4o nsS@aayS. It's simply
Awxnt Naa sFeat tsa months 81 Srxfagt
lAss saxsnseF. Axs3 asAfsng tisa8 tsmss yoa
ses,s sAxAxe4 - hAA sssen sAerens
mNFA
- xeet ssS-x--ssas Aansy wAAs sase cezz8
s1as III hardly gus engArei 90 uaA soang
n IN before Ms xae&Een w1al1 ~ over.
sea Assss bare 81 80 aAck - 10 csss. ans
AIS tas w8v & seas 4 zas herrsa.
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Am@rtsA's Soldiers.
49,. -

~ here are yosag scs1AeFs asked cue Of
the sontA Amegsraa delegates al ore a.
ths E3sseza cities ga A. eaF toar 4
have net seen a soa4isr IL era 81 tAe city
ssrwxss The Jnsasa states dos not. ike
osAer nAts0n<. kser ae a a&g ss&nssnw
Arsay. hss las sxnay a pssssloa-lr1sex~ s
hsxger 4aAa Any StAnssEae array tn tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11
skIPPED 10 VICTORIA
Baner Burgess Takes the
Hand of Liberty.
rausry NOT 10 81 TRUSTED.
- s51zst<s fhe csandeate II s1rvIa
xeessw sns s.=sxes - sae Nsxhs
xszsz mob Whites rtesarn-

fEs5 SITS. Nssoln sase g ma 7.
k1rSs p z - tEz.e'seI 81 IRE s;ss+ sses
'sss'''sf s. faess. ~. y = 1879 -
'z< g go "a ss.'. Nps4 100 Fssssskse
za's e = 80 -. 80 1872
- $ - = 49, - 80.
u. sa......s !. -. :. :. :
80, - =. = -.
:. - .. e ]. Z. -. - -
- -. .-s.s - - - 80 3 -
80 ... -. - -. -
<'s$'ss = - eeesy Nzts,'l
= 49, =. -. ~ a q - -
ne k1s At@sfies eouxs: AL en- 1Npf&sa-
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A FEW LOTS LEFT.

A Tery few 81 The srt isa Ioassm Rert0n AZ
sision arr ssiIi in the nkrkst. wesrs rsn6deas
that n0t one viii rxsnain uazkd thirty days
heiectioas ami now. shpaid npeFsstGa3le no
iongeF. Er Ne isataad % cisse snf The few r.
naming lots during the present lronsh
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a tsess Yseaa

FIRST p1svssclan - Essi as4 CoEpon = case
vsaa % wuar trextsnestF
serenA ressas.san-~It &sss. I treated a
AZ ssoAshs and Is yteAaeSs seasetAEne Ike
1an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11

The match rare hetEeez Buy Esbert ard
Res c. Ill take pace friday. weather PER-
niattng. A train Ill Iesve foot II Third
street. AZ i. returning Immediately after
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-11

VIC Yeeezvesi 4 emrxo 81 new haseTx end M
1RrwH1E. mnol mexfna. sztk. coE&na- 1aEahS
Asie, etc.. eTzn3 azsesssasnf 70 seieet ron
Chester czeaRF.
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sst ftsa &ziss. zszszs aseasa =. sgreE -
sasxg5f Nasswax a Aa<sK&s8e2 EaxsH&As sAFeNan
MsSRs Kaae szss L ASA fstzk - s@sfm3s, Ae2mexR
fx&ts4E2 eaz SAs aas Eteez EAe eGsasze
ssls sxasazU - s1Nxeezse&
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asaEAr - e al 49,.

We ctoea1 Get an asessss entire Esoek ef fisze
h1Ankess, eesnfossrrs ana Epreaass sp1cfs1
Fzsass. thssssE Cfezrs.
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Bona Fide Purchasers

A. tAis Is protabiy the lest advertisement re
shall psint regarding Renfon A6dision. Nc pre-
sent with considerable pride fka following lszk
pi bous flde purchasers 70 date. Several months
ago Ne stated that The bnildsns 81 EFst-esass
cable rnsa Gu Madison street was positively e..
surea II has already been proven that We were
sure Of our facts in thai fns.a,lcn when ne
first placed RantDn Addition on he market. we
announced that Il would be the ehosgest rss-
donee dzssriet and the Eob Hill. OF Seattle We
believe shef the presentation e the following
IlAt Of purchasers Is ample verikcatson Of that
prediction
Hox. IL G. S1KryE CA
Hos G II HkSFsRp. Chief justice Of Wash
inKt0n tsEFifory. "a
Ma. TxEsH s J. HIM. pvoPriei0r OF tie PusT
IxTHlLx1KScEE ESf
Nh. sIIIIAn 4 BnIxr, proprietor Of the
Evening" Press. fsl
Mn Marnxcg McMEeKxS. e.
TN RxEn. ia. register 81 to- Uniied States
lsnd ONCE 60
Ma ~ q. F0Rnzss county su6itor. "a
MmF. vi. D Fi0LBE06x, general manager Of
tho seattle. Lake shore & Eastern Railroad Com.
paay aa
Pruse nsinr Attorney NEwIgS. gg
IN. e L SMITH t2l
Ex.proseeusIng Attorney RosALp. ~
Hos FRanKnsc IAnxs GEASz 81
IN. 3 r. FR1xsER eaitor-ln-ehIsf Of the
Esening Press. az
Mn. joins A. sLxscHEa. esstorsn-cAisf Of
Frank Iasisss IIlus.rated Newspaper III
Nm Essxs ,. fTsKa. city editor 81 the Posr
IxrKEEzsxScKR "a
Ma JKE0ws CABIN. 10
Ksxa corNxY fsvKsrxssT CeKFASs. 80
Ma W + EEals. reeently OF tie New York
stock Exc1nnge CO
Nh lssnox LArorK, q Iatouf s ca -
Ms VA TRSxsSss "a
Mas AseEL1ek a. CARY. IA
MISS u. L0rtsg BUkxs Of Minneapolis gis
MAJ A. PAKK. 81 Dexter. HoEson as
bank. ~
Ma J. /. scHsIlzz, q pex;eE Horton . o.
bank ~
Nh. ". O. Casa. d G. q Miller & Co.'S
bank. ~
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nm. III A. FnaD9RTcg. 10
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Msg Be Fearked II szvrn mirnaes trnr. tno hear
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we expect 10 locate home at some
chief port u easry. b sAieh Ne may re-
reEve incoming missionaries AID where
they nsay acquire The laaenaxs, and whence
thev may ~ oat - oevapy tha EeAis tnost
practicable OF neesiF. It's gseAf aim is to
'te. tie greatest possible Number in the
shortest possihie time the sli-inaportant
fact as Y1in thFuagh san. and redemption
shr0ush he hood e he tgucifiesi Christ.
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soid gslsreg 81 SAVIOR. saneti1eF Healer and
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That work Is row done, and again tbs
call comes to rne-~tslss time from Lie Evan
gelieaI Missionary Alliance, OF New York
WI yea 80 for ~ % japan. and there
give your experience and resources to the
inauguration and saperinfendence az
ssAl=sion 2 and have answered Yes The
aliiance IS INSTRUMENTATION in attitude.
leaving she missionaries 10 be or do that
whish their eonsisten teonseefatsd Judgment
ard CONVICTION shall dstsrmine 10 he wisest
for the good Of ali. ftgaaFanlres no salary.
and leaves les missionaries TO trust TOR Such
sappu-t a. may from time TO tine be
placed IN the treasury faT that purpose.
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= saiI0r and q missionary by birth. esiu-
eaalun and prediction. was not slow 70
noties amor timld b. press with force upon
oar ANNUAL association at once, the duty
and the opportunity 10 inaugurase gen
onaed by the consent and advice OF nay
Olympia church, sent me to Seattle 10 oc-
cmpy = civil position. aereptea solely and
used wholly with view 70 that end alone.
Thu North Star Indian work Of today Is
one Of the results. and vii l,e continued.
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SALTWATER NEWS.
Doings of a Day in the Bluff
Civ,


The coroner's jury yesterday took testl-
mony relative to the killing of Edward
Murtaugh by the cars, but in the verdict
neither blamed nor exonorated any one,
merely calling the killing accidental,
and recommending that the railroad
company close the gate in the fence, run
an engine at the head of all trains, and
conform to the ordinance regarding
speed.
The Wheeler arrived last night, and
leaves to-day with logs for the Standard
Lumber company, Dubuque. The Hen
rietta will be up tomorrow night or
Sunday morning, and take tow for
Dubuque and Bellevue. The boom
company's pile driver, Eva, got aground
near the head of the lake yesterday,
and had not succeeded in getting off by
night.
The latest log sales include half
raft each to the Burlington Lumber
company, and w. c. Robinson, Du-
buQue; 100000 feet by Durant &
Wheelur to the same parties and brazil
by Bronson & Folsom to w. c. Robin
son, Dubuque.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence So
eiety of st. MichaeFs parish will hold
the first rally of the season tomorrow
evening, on which occasion the pastor
of st. Michael's will recount the events
and operations of his Pacific coast trip.
The funerals of the late Edward Muir
laugh and James Park will be held
to-day from st. Michael's church.
Letter Carrier Matt Butler and fam
lily went yesterday for the formers Old
home in Westminster, Md.
Miss Stella May started to Helena,
Mont, Wednesday, expecting to spend
the winter at that point.
A young man named Chris Lund died
at the city hospital Wednesday night
of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 81. Hersey arrived
yesterday from Arvilla, n. ID.