The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09


eOmo 0G The Rtre.
The lO&sea OF the sesttls Insurance Com
pany will not aggregate more tnau $4,000.
and Will be Do a Ia fuiI. The l0oe<s sne-
tanned BY the Home Insurance Company
aggr gates In the neighborhOod Of 100000.
Toe poliuies will siso b paid In full.
The safe sepos'tory under n sns Asscns .,,s.,
morning and everything was found e. be
intact. The walls were as white Is ever
and not q paper was charrsd The entire
foundation OF thu bailding In which the
safe vaults are located sire not damaged
and the new tank building will be placed
upon II at once. The new bank Will be Vi
y much better design and more costly than
The seattle Relief Committee viii Greet
l6xeO feet structure ON the southeast cor
ner al Third and Cherry stree ., ON Judge
Lewis lawn. In this building the secIe-
stalled. The relief committee win have
Strings twice . day nntil the need Of their
assistance 10 at IN end.
4. Merchant, The candv manufactures, ID
the culy merchant that has failed no far.
He fled petition in insolvency yesterday
o. & Shosry has been appointed receiver,
The public schools will resume work on
Monday. The schools formerly in the
armory will Re In In, uuiveFsets.
Mayor Moran n ceiyed word yesterday
that 80 tents had been forwarded from
Fort ancouser aud about the same uum.
Der from Wa Ia Wslia, for use In this city.
They win arrive this m srning and be pal
up at once, aud by night ready for occu.
Mr.. william Lsdd. Of Portland, was in
the city yesterday. On behalf 0f his
father. w. 8. LAdd. he authorized june
Hoyt 10 expend any amour within his
dis discretion with which 20 alleviate the
p rf.sewa al hal hmm lAwm
The Seattle Relief Committees he "a.
quarters are now In room >. Bastsn block
A number Of insurance acjasters have
arrived for the purpose Of settling theis
lossex. Among then are Colonel D. b.
Bash, 81 the Home Mutual: Il T. Drake,
he Oregon Fire aud Marine; Dr.
II. A. Childs and W. CAvapsush, Of
the Columbia Of Portland; George Win
cent and y. r. Ledurch, Of the Pasific In
susance Company OF Portland; J. X.
Elderkin, Fsrmers and Merchants, Al.
Fund: Mercer ssey. OF The caliSornia, r. G.
schuyler. Of the London, Liverpool a
Globe: r. 4. Hodgkin. OF the LOndon 4
lancashire: oliver Cole. indep0ndtrt
adjuster; and X r, Earhsrt, OF the North.
west; cv. ~ one OF the adjasters dtclares
that there viii be no trouble aboat the
The Relief Committee Of Stevens Pert,
10 reques'rd to meet ct O'clock this fssuu.
dayj a5fernoon 1t the residence OF W. 4.
Wilson. 1918 froat Street
HENRY WILLARD IN sEAr1Lx
Henry Willard arrived In Seattle yesteg.
dsy morning via the Canadian Pacific from
Montreal. He drove direct TO the cours
hcuse where number OF councilmen ana
representative citizens were Disgusting the
situation. He asked the couucit what
could be done about making Roadway
through south Third street 20 the railrosd
10 that freight could ~ 9ott~n out.
The council man didn't know what corl
be dome. Mr.. Willard said that II lsck ri
money WAS all that kept the city FINN
goinx ahead with the wofk. be would
furnish the funds bimseif. A. The cifv
csnnot incur ans more floating iude bses1.
nes. than Il now hss the preposision could
not D. accepted. although Il Will - dis-
cuae d at the nexa council meetlne.
NJ. Willard wxs then driven 70 tf,o ~
rnovy 20 meet other representative Ell rsns
Another psopoeitson has hen ma1s
whereby the road can b built smwe6f-
stely- Over 100 aass Of freight VIII errive
in the next thfes days. This q TIE onix
means OF getting out mesekanAieo ana
3.Foyia10nn.