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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-27
Wonan,s DIseovsry.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this
county. Disease fastened lie clutches
upon her and for seven years she with.
stood its seyerest tests, but her vital or.
ganS were undermined and death seemed
imminent. For three months she coughed
inceSsantly and could not sleep She
bought Of rs . bottle Of Dr.. King's New
Discovery for consumption and was 20
much relieved on taking first dose that
she slept all night and with one bottle has
been miFaculously cured. Her name Is
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. C.
Hsmrick 4 Co., ct Shelby, n. C. Get a
trial bottle free at c. D. Bushnell's drug
store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-27

y II hi, ., y,
1ney Seeheu "A "Or'o tepo''er VINO
pau u'eu' = VISIT ~" evening. l.
"o''n'ns'oh s'eS'ou inc eaa,el WITHOUT
e'uOAiIassnen'' - o'd h's oI'oe' lne
rePoItef aSAeu "o coolo eAeono he
uSua' c"ns'a'u,A'OnS' lheie was : mo,
h'e"' W nos''Atio1 Oe'"'o she ans"eleo
yes inen 'ne o'ue eyes "immeo win
'ea,s Anu '"e S"ee' nPS 'rS'n0'eo - Sne
'A,G'
am "Ofry u our p''Va.e Ana,rs nave
oocOule own 70 tho PuOlic' nut We
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-27

"DidI ever say all that1" be asked
despondently as she replAced the phonO-
graph on the corner Of the rlantel-piece.
"You did"
"And you can grind Il out Of that ma
chine whenever you choose7"
Certainly"
"And your father is = lawyerf"
"Yes."
mabel. when can l place the ring on
your finger and call you my wife?
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-27

Can You imagine any ailment that
will make good natured person 20 peev,
ish, dissatisfied. ~ tempered and cranky
as biliousness? There Is no reason, what
ever, why any one should suffer from In.
digestion. Dyspepsia, torpid liver and
loss Of appetite, when Dr. Henley's Dan.
delion Tonic, which every one knows ia
. certain cure, can be 50 easily obtained.
Sold by Allen 4 Chapman.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-27


Alfalfa seeds at the l. X. L.
Timothy seed at the I. x.L.
An styles of job printing at the HIM
AID Office. !.
--POtatOes only 50 cents per sack at
Bartholet Bros.
Go to Redfeld's and examine those
steel glasses with gold nose-pieces new
patent. They never rust nor wear out.
Remnants in embroideries At the
/. XII,
John, when you 90 to town, just step
in at BarthOlet's and get me some Of that
elegant salt pork. 1t is delicious.
--spiuning& Robertson have an un-
limited amount Of money to loan on
farm and improved city property At pre-.
vailmg rates Of interest. iel3-tf
POETLAND, OEn., July 20.
My kidneys were In a very bad condi-
tion. The urine was like brick dust, and
l suffered q great deal with my back.
All remedies were nnayailing until tried
the Oregon Kidney Tea, which gave me
almost immediate relief. sl
why people will continue 70 suffer
from day to day. constantly complaining
to their friends Of pain in the back and
L.. - ..-ftI. ......s s.......sA.s. "a la.a
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Tie FaIars AHut.i.

,.'But Herbert, . she said, think Of the.
future. You cannot surround me with
the luxuries to which / have been accua.
toned" y
"But your father"
He would dO'nOthing for u.s." =. !.
docs be play pOkerT -
"No." -..t,,s
Then will teach him. Trust In me,
darling, and have no fear for the future"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-27
SOCIETY WOMEN Who SMOKE.
mrs. CleVsIa1d and MPs. WhIsney
1atrOaueed the Fashion In
washington SOeleSY.

confined to the masculine gender. The
PaTisienne has her silver box in which
the small, sweet Havana filed cigars are
kept moist; the Russian lady cannot
content herself with less than seven cigar
cites between dinner and bedtime, and
from Bernhardt down to the Bowery
chorus girl, tobacco is notOnly regarded
rs a soothing luxury but . necessary ad.
iunct Of the toilet, and a. indispensable
As . pot Of cold cream. II 10 true that
American women have smuggled cigar
cites and smoked them In college rOoms,
In bs,s yards after dark and In the pEi-
yaey of their boudoirs, but never till
recently has the habit been admitted or
the iSs sniled at by relatives and
i dile stss. 'lsyeland was in the White
HOUSE nd one disdRined the proGeFed roll
Of Turkish tobacuo. The fair and radi-
ant mistress did not care particularly for
the weed herself, but Il VAS provided al
ways and passed round a "a RUsse to the
ladies with black coffee or demi-tasse.
AZ M1. Secretary whitney's beautiful
spreads the cigarette trays were as much
4 part Of the service as the bone dishes or
finger bowls, and the ladies in the for
cign legations did her the honor Of pro-
nouncipg her tobacco superior to any
grade to be found in American circles.
II was thought that Mrs. LangtEy would
he authority for fashionable JumeEseS after
her debut In "As In Looking Glass, but
her manipulation Of the sweet caporel did
not make the expected impression on the
smoking critics. Old stasers pronounced
her inartistic and awkward, and the lady
smokers in the profession who went to
rec her said that, betW cen dread Of set
ting fire to her clothes and getting the
smoke in her eyes, she was painfully
amateuTish. A fashionable v0tary Of the
weed, who has charge Of one Of the most
elegant baths in New York, is responsible
for the lateT-day grace and ease with
which the Jersey Lily learned to smoke.
Originally her method was masculine.
She held the paper roll between her en-
gers, leaving the thumb free, as they say
In Delsarte schools, and allowing her
large white hani TO fll with angles,
whereas the curves Of grace should bend
every digit. A a result Of III tutoring,
she habituated herself 70 holding the
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g 4 q I 50 g = 8 IS
~ b. : . 49,. ~. '.'s 4 s.;.z
-, 3 +. - -. >. = -. ~. 5.,
~. :. r.. f. s. sIss... -, 81.
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- IS. q. .'. - 49,
- 80 =. 80 q -. q - Szss m
4. 49,. 80 =. = 8 49,. s,ss
49,, - ~ 49,. i. - 80 .-sss -
g - - - -. s.
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-,
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James whitcomb Riley.

As one who cons st evening DER az
album ill alone,
And muses. on the faces Of friends that he
50 tut turn an the. leaves d fancy TIL ii
| nnd the smiling features Of an old sweet
heart Of NINE
The lamplight seems to glimmer with /
Kicker of surprise
As turnSt low 70 rest me OF the dazzle In
my eyes,
And Light my Pipe in silence. cave sish
that seems 70 yoke
lie fate with my tobacco. and 70 vanish II
the smoke.
It's fragrant retrospcction. for the loving
thoughts that start
OF the heart;
And to dream the old dream over IL . lux.
ury divine,
when my truarf fancy wanders with that
Old krectht Art Of mine.
Though hear beneath my study. Ike d
husfcrfnz Of wings.
The voices Of my children and tho mother
as she sings,
I feel no twinge Of conscience TO deny me
When care has east her anchor in the har,
4ot VI . 1tt8tA
In fact, to srcak in essneS*, | believe Il
adds charm
To spice the good tribe with little dus,
For / and % extra favor in memory IS mel,
low wine
That makes me drink the deeper 10 that
cid sweetheart OF mine.
face OF lily beauty and form OF airy
Float out from my tobacco Is tho genius
from the vase;
And thrill beneath the slances Of q pair Of
A. glowing 81 the summer and Is tender q
the EkIeA
can see the pink sunbonnet end the little
cheekered dress
She werc when dfxt kissed her ard che
answered the carers
With the nnwritten declaration that . a
surely ~ the vine
Glew round the ktsmp, she loved mc, !, thai
old sweetheart Of mine.
And again | feel ihe pressure Of her gentle
A We used 70 talk together OF the future
we had planned.
When should be poet and with nothing
But 70 write the senSer verses that she sci
the music TO-
When we should live together In COSY
little cot,
Hid in . nest OF roses. with . tiny garden
spot,
Where the vines we're ever fruitiai aud The
weather ever Ene.
AID the birds were ever singing for fha:
old sweetheart OF mine.
when I xhoaii BE- hcr lover forever and q
day,
And she MP faithful sweetheart on tho
golden hair was gray;
Aud we should be 10 happy that when
eitheEss lips were dumb
They should net smile ia Heaven I'll the
osEeFs Kiss had come.
But. al nay dream is broken By q step
upon the kfzsr,
And the door Ii softly orese5. and ruy vita
Ia standing there,
Yet with easesness and rapture all M
Visions resign
To meet the living presence Of thst old
sweetheart % mine.
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x<z York Waxs
New York Su1

NV iD4A k1t3fts
aNo.n said Mark Twain. a week O.
two ago, "a he sat i'm his Rooms 1T The
Murray Hill hotel. and ssreafnily
watched the smoke from the pips
which he was putting. No. wiIInol
say that II was the best thing that /
ever wrote. but remember that /
vas pretty proud OF il st the time.
and was decidedly disappointed when
it didn't come out next day. I flidn'i
know until you told me that the story
had ever reached this part Of the
country But you haven't got ii lbs,
right: il wasn't The foreman 1T ali: Ii
was the fool of compositor WHO
ruined the story. Poor dewitt I s,sp.
pose he Is dead uow, and il doesn't
matter much what We say about liz
stupidity. Bnt he vas certainly ar,
awful fool.
You have one part OF ii rieht. i
continued the humofist. at haI..
Tened when was = reporter on the
Virginia City Enterprise. | was as
signed to report a dinner given hv !
party OF some of tie Tzost rotoriosts.y
hard drinkers in town, and Virginia
City was not supporting many temper.
aDce unions at that time. EVERYDAY
knew that the dinner was going 10 re.
solve Itself into . glorious drunk, and
the result proved that everybody vas
right. OF course, didn't want 10 ID
too hard on the boys i'm reporting
their dinner. and yet, as q truthful re-.
porter, | had 70 give the public TO an.
derstaud just what had taken psacx
there. In . happy moment conceived
the idea Of conveying this information
~ . delicate way without really
saying that all hands wers
drunk. Ny plan Was 10 begin nay
report In tho regular cut-asIt dried
way. After giving = few sentences Il;
this way ! grew little more careIcss
in style. Gradually became usort
and more mixed up in my language
until a. last the words were written
without any real or apparent connec.
ton Nish each Other. { tried nv bes.
% gsva the reader the idea thai a
! wrote the report became mare and
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wAi.s-A wAriA NEWS.



wAkss WA1ts, May Ia During the
trial as TIC ease Of the Territory vs..
MURRAY At she ceVyt house his morn.
Tag. Sheriff A.. Fzslaaa MAS tesssis.nr
~ 70 how the shooting occurred whsn
AarpAr Mas arrested and his partaer
Williams killed.. they having cen
United . burglary Va Prescott 4 faoath
ESQ. The sAezia had pistol ia ais
hsna, describing The scrae 10 Iudsa
lsshgtesss. xhsH essfy one Mas sar
prssess - sse = Cash ard hear she re.
port q the plssol, The builst struck
tas wsii. rssoanaia9 past the face al
tseofEe sutaFaEe. r.. "a close that be
reslid frss u, znsf struck seat behind
him. Ths sheriff claims that he took
tase cartridges osst ssE tsas ps>sAsi xester~
day IN saafts and never REPLACED ttssszs.
lie sisses thai IL Is i suysfsFy hee the
skAfgw came shsfe. ~ be N positive
he cid nnt EsaaAa tie seApon. but
lacked Il IN hss desk In his osslee mutt
be hFwaskss IL into exaart tets fnoFesug
IL was 4 marrow escage for several
people in tie e0ztss TSsossa.
A sssessAnz at representatives fsrsaeFz
q he soanss wss aead GA Wctnsssiay
sstesnesssa Is eonxssls aish Mr. Hunt In
regard ~ hks ysxws1t psufsysstsaa %
ssszsnres every yserzts1a u sAa eaasstx
With rs ssssena azsss extend il 10 law
spa ssAd sAs Grand ness1e valley.
Jhs faFasrs sere sell ssssfsst. hsssag
discussed sas ssass ssoa the past
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- e - $50. -
Ace~As - - 49, 3 s..
- sx1tks e. satnrsay srs rs ressr-
- comr<efinu. 1ks f<fefee Ard
- t.xe teex, .e1<xfed. and 1xe
- 49,, s, - $500 ersunerr<d.
-. 49, q s..s.... kr;ss -
erss ;. ;. = -. - =. -.ss<
WI ~ euMf811ed tptn<sSu 4 - y . e
D19& ebogt - EexNqu4 t sa..t.. Z
L.. Hemm ead kese5son sye slznE
into tsim sd I'll soN : .snk xacs.
mud e1evz ffum ~ eevesM nn1l: I1
- knfios tfe uaek1nE pre16f .ss =
~ thepe1lt4ain4fy r1zen. ~ = ~ - -
NpEnt1n VII y : Gfnnd *4ecess. 80 -
11ousaBts who anttzlpefe 800 r1ss
yfs. - II pfobob1H1y - sa1ts1e4.
Preliminary rnce1 VIII - rp~ed ~
<eoVs from Ne dl1<eent ships q ne
hak4cf Ib6ee xtfeedy entered ars
eRoWu frosu Tie Two bfotbers. the Dr.
entnI as.d 1umefra- Whiteaah beats
Suffered a fos5uxs Ella Il CosIIns
snd Ihos: Qase5ey =. Wsikexs
Ihos. Aukx0se md 3. Mnrphy. The
douh51 sczalis aro Suffered In Numbers
Geo. Nfntsh: No, Thomas
XXHD4HU{{4X Ara ark<xQ4 kS4{<$~
mfuts No. B. T.. Mcmahon
- p. Hnuiifun: Eo. &. r. Williams
80 81. Besiows ssefe will also be
1oaAle-ernIl nkin RACES. IS follows .
NeIfask John Ardre4x and H<tcaif
IImefiff. Thomas Bossance and ~
Ahevu H4mhker. J. I5uHfer and r.
Mex inieY. Them viii also b. 4 duck
bont rAcA. Patrick Doyle wIIi act ~
IN dssek and ke ri;I b chased By q
baef marsned by four '.ongshorenlen
The oofors III the ozrsnsn viii BE-
= yolIowss O,fsoun0r. White and blue,
cr0s4barx. with red cap; Lee, orange
aud bInrk Hanna. Grange and black !,
Feferson. uaty blu1 and white
Lieusensnt osboFTse. senior Officer Of
ne BnffG1 States steamer Thefsss will
e rnfsree. aud will rec thnt every thing
eoes right from ore IL the iauueAes
ecuneTesi with tisat boat
Tlze Judges viii BE- William Bushnell
end 9aptxin Aontfsrt. rho viii
occupy another 81 the steam launches
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DIR. SPIN
s. co.'s
sEATrLE plspE1f5
Esalss block, Garner Esss - (|
Hssttte, ".

Ali chronic diseases of m
MN successfully tre4t1d
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous ~
Debility. Exhausted yilalleI
Weakness sp<rsnatofrh0oG
Ionorrl,oca, elect, Syphi}fns
cline Weakness tn Hosnen, o.
fional arrangements the3
youthful foilies or excess In =
uxiNARY Kidney ard Bh
Weak Hnck. 6o1lcl
cfyxtstls. yaricoceIe, str1c1ur1
- aud safely cured. No nea1c
given, nor strong iujec1ioao
cause structure. charBn fc11g
uRHVal5S Debility, Loes ci
aSv0s Losses, NiRhs xm
spondcney, etc, ete-, cured.
S0lING MN Suffering from
AvOnu nen youthful f011toe
fiofs, shaui1 sssiiss sssaesnselvc
ment the Rr&test boon cyox L.
tar Of ender1ax humanity.
p1sitipe cure IN every 60.
ElDDLE-AGED MEN. I ',sss
frequent avaruassorls of n =
eonpanied 81 . sznarting q
s4flou on examination me ~
. sediment, ard Erznettmee
present The color xarieo lTpG
reddish 10 eyen 4 milky nua
experiences q wen<enipx 0f - 4.
. manner hr sanil0t afcouMt
tie sAa0nd stage ul 1e615m
Many die cf this tjiilieuity,
canse. A perfect curn ask4 ~
ton guaranteed.
Oftlee hours. ? q n. 70 &. ?. &
. % S D. m. =
~ K.-Fer<prss unat,1e - -
treafcEi st thoir homes b. Co.
Medts Ines and ills$rnet50no - 5
expre<s cofasultat;6n frop.
send - stamp for The Yo
Fstend, o. Guide % W6dl0sk- M
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= |ly dkonke11 c6as (lcl1s
&fGtfIY in1erz1tod II e6zTyin& eu< LIS
HAN IS uelf aud Naturally IS could
and when after m bour3 hard EosA
/ the kepoft VAS finished. felt th4t
/ had Wr1tton the Yexy funniest th1nE
that hax3 ever appeared in th1i paper.
The copy went out wifhout he1ng rad
and the first part a. Is MS SCI up just
Is Had wrstken il.
The fool couaposifox xos hold of Che
last part and Of course couldn't make
head or tail al IL Instead 81 setting
IL up AZ Ne found e. and leaving the
rest 60 the proofrealier or editor. he
made up his m;nd That had really
been drunk when wrote IL He was
! kind -hezrtet1 man and be never Used
TO Sc one If the hoys in tronbfe- 50
he calmly proceeded 10 ch1nge my
copy. and pat in little connecting
verbs 50 as 10 make sense Of IL Is
was all done with the kindest inten-
fion IN the wor3a. He fldfpt want to
800 me discharged for being drunk.
Then he destroyed my copy 80 that Il
couldn't Be brought IN evidence Of my
dxnsning guilt.
II wouldn't care to say how fear
fully disappointed was when l picked
up the Ekfrprisc the next day and
looked for my fanny report. II Wa
Is coldly stupid as ten-yeAr~old Pat
ent office report Twcpt sealding tears
and left the oEfice. On the street I
met the composifor who had taken
such pains to tx my story for me.
He frtlak ri - AaFxsv when he told rlle
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4 short GLANCE Ahead.

The Washington centennial has led
to much "looking backward" but
looking forward is more serious and
pressing business. after all. There IL
the tariff question 10 be sestied and
the great labor question, Of which the
tariff puzzle Is but . part. Ii i 4
question fully equaliing in difficulty
and urgency any With which the
founders Of the republic had 10 deal
Mag Il be settlesi vita Is uaueh Wis
dom and pstriosi-m ~ they ssisplaystI /
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WasTcoa, Nay I6.-- All the pre-
cincss but four are heard from ia this
district The result gives j. ] weisen-
hefssr. Independent Republican. 10.
lasss Power, Republican. col. 4. Nc.
Gsnnls. Democrat, als. Eslwara Ed
ridge Republican. 5la. James z. he
Matt s. Republican. a5; Al. Il.
fsNsss Democrat. IS. The Official re-
sonnt wall lse necessary - sessiae be-
tseen Fldfsdge aud Mc<sinnis.
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Poar TOWNSEND. May 16.--Arrivcd--
Steam schr Jeanne, Nor Blk Hotus.
PoRT LrpIow. May 49, Arrived
Puritan.
PoKr TowxsENp, May is. Arrived
Ships Guardian, Valley Forge: ok
Mathilde; schr Excelsior.
Pokr GAMnLE, May i6.--Arrives1---
Bks Fresno and Sksglt
SAN FRANcisco, May N--Arrived--
Str San Pedro. Tacoma; Alaska, Ia
coma: str Mateo, Departure bay bk
Henry Buck. Tacoma. Sailed Sal
myra, Puget eound: Sycamore, Puget
sound, hktn J. M. Gritiiths. Port
Haiiock.
ADEiAiDE Arrived Garner, from
Port Discovery.
Howe KexG. May i4.--Str Parthia,
Vancouver.
LoNpon : Entered out uIiock. for
Port Townsend.
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oLyaFfs. May iGA-- Returns received
thus far. BY telephone. from Chehalis
and Mason counties, comprislny the
Fourteenth district. Indicate the cleo.
ton OF Winsor and Fairfield. Repab-
llcan candidates. and West. Dem.
Wiasor and West are certainly elected
and for third delegate. Fairfield. Rep.
IL now IS votes ahead of
Mcksayy. Dem. with several
snsaI precincts to hear from, which. II
is thought. win nos change the result.
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rreparing for i've Conventtcns -.
NatteaaI 0uara Haeampnent.
0f.rnr1A. Nay Ia. Capital lodge,
X. OF r., of this city, Is making very
extensive preparations for the proper
entertainment Of the grand lodge.
which meets here next tuesday. The
following programme sas been ar
ranged for that occasion
% :. m.- Meeting q grand lodge
ap m.~Address 81 welcome b. Hon. .. r
EoWey. nsAyor ii Olympia and words Of
welcome by .. W. Robertson and re-
SD 5. n = Prize drill contest By divisions
Of saniiprzn rank. First prize. $50. NO.
QHd prize ga
80 p "a Presentation 81 prizen. asd re.
eppnesss theresa.
- Il na--traad bati At the triangular
pavilion In tbs public square.
n For the bali, Bernstxsnss fuil orrhes-
Ira 81 Tacoma has been engaged, and
. large triangular pavilion has been
erected 10 the public square, sufficient
10 accommodate several hundred peo-
Pie. II the visiting Knights do not
katiy enjoy themselves IL viii not be
the fault Of the lodge In this city.
rEffxfrsa reR THE rouErn.
Name "A IN. recenslx-elsete.I dele.
~.t.s i, fhe rss,sssstes so,.al rarvens;nn
sre ssrraIv takinr time hv The fora
lnck and a.. having their fri.nsls il
shss .slfv secure tf,~n, rsss,,s anriar
The rs.,,vsnt,sn Tie new hotel ear,
.nnt -. samrs~tess a thst time ana
,.~ivass ,ess.}ensrx VIII hsve - -
ihr.wn sssess far tha as.,.on ,ne,.Iafsar.
~ Tie hu.s,irr.as ~ stranr.srs who Is III
thrrs ~ :. The city. =
4 v,.,,.sis. ,.,...,ss.< xsssl H.. ..sia,.l sbs
avst ~ nsxs we~t Z tste che nral;r,,is
nsrv stssss far an Faarfh af isasv eel
49, 49, ~. s 80 : -. 49,
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Address DR. r, grElNHART.
liz West First street..
IOe Angelee, Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17
ON Their was 60 Oregon.

sacRsxNsro. May fs.-Ihe united
States Senatorial committee on
Canadian relations arr.vesi at
Sacramento today BY special train.
After driving aeonf the city. visiting
tie state capital buildings and ether
places og interest they proceeded on
their journey 10 Oregon and she
Narfhwref
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

ALsroGKnQHs. May I6.--I4ast night
a freight train going ives; en-
eounsess,a huge sand drift near the
iscueks tank, and the engine and ten
cars we're Geralied. Brakeman II.
Dixon wss instantly killed. James
ard gezeph Grossans, en- roase from
Minnea polls 10 Riyersi6e, Cal. viii,
horses. we're frighifnily injaresl. and
will die.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17


Ex-cslIsesor Hrosks Gives Baif--
Change In Masters.
PoEr ToNNsKnp. Nay l6.-Quincy
A. Brooks. ex-coilector OF customs,
has died bonds before United States
Commissioner Wood in the sum oI
s5.00o for his. appearance Ut the nexi
term OF court. His sureties are Frank
w. Hastings and G. A. Dyer.
CHANGES IL MAsrKRs.
The following late changes in mas
ters are recorded At the custom house
l.. Green takes command of the
steamer Has saso Of Portland. in lieu
Of G. w. Sprague. late master.
I'd. Winfield takes command OF the
steamer w r, Monroe Of Snohomish
IN lieu Of q. d. Brownfield, late mas
ter.
j. L. Oliver takes command OF the
steamer City OF Seattle, OF Seattle, il
lien Of w. J. Waite, late master.
3. r. Denny takes command Of the
steamer Henry Bailey OF Tacoma, in
liensof Henry Bailey. late master.
Norxs.
The steamship Jeanne. Gage master
ss3tons. arrived from Prince Williams
sound. Alaska, last night. bound foi
kanalmo. u. q,
Tacoma Lodge, No. 1. Daughters ol
kebecca. thirty in number. arrived
Yesterday 10 attend the state meeting
OF Odd Fellows.
A sale OF seized opium, conducted
by United States Marshal Hamilton
AT tina f.siSfof0brsfSe here natfad xsffl