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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-17
HE EpAt'IFIC CI)AsT
Pert townsend DetelaaIael
~ Have i Rafsraa6.
s1xaxss Ra1srss nossN
= at easasasa 81 xaeasaa3 - Eaes-
ssee Frusa ga.sss~ ars3ssssa
As ssatsasanrs.

Rrxg Tewsssxs- June b
ssszsssFss ssi tbs essaa aASstae asss asnaesa s,
ssasssiat Subscriptions sr.w&rzs tsse stsss
ssa ssassl1s for the po1s 1saa sssas.sa
s<'Ss;isegss raSix -, hsse hsea sset with
substantial ssaeeess, and utase u wao
hsse hssegs iseFSsafeFe scess5;gal are now
srowissg eatsfissens thai y railroad Il q
eeFsaifaty al the rear Ia yars. 4 meet,
aas q tssassness szsam sc shts slseater
1faRTssiay evessssE aa the arsk usasssr
asatasisn "a ps aRhlia isateF~st nv 4 eaf1-
vesast0a,, @sd LII response Ia ss1e state.
fsaetas na@sse by the raitroa4l officials
asfAs tie present. esxhSlssses we're sssst
suEflsaesls and that ne ssssss S1esDsa
Hassye IN l&asl or nAoney uas tseetseSa sa
sasssfy 4 tTaE scent sasassaas can Dasatsesfs.
raised s,saraR SIS aKo In = siiars tssae
aEld . eotamitsee ct 4. q. Harslets. II
N~styggove, Il. e. Iiarser. Il.
AN ies ana I. v. Shepard were 40.
pAosatea 10 further engage tie intefesf
ef the business eor:au1unsay iIy WAITING
upon the e:aIzenS In person.
Yesterday SIS, $50 were rallied by the
seosnIrIftee. making q sosaI al nearly
so ,ssst secured up 10 the prs sent writ
ing. Tbs following Ii the saassifss al
tlse snhseFir rtlon paper the essizeaas are
signing We, wlsCse rlanaes aYp hereto
subscribed, do heTeus agres and hSad
- pay 10 ID. M. I.ittle6elti
and q. j. Calhoun as Trustees. or H.
any trarssoa ssnental rasiseasi con-.
pany 90 whieSsS they may issixil this
subscription fist, the spnss set e,syss,
site ostr rsaecstiye signasilres. said
munpS "a be paid agaasi The fos.
loving conditions, aaa lra other,
so-wSts That some onit oil the
American sSanssof4tinantA tai rail-
road companies shall, on OF before the
18th day of September, $50, copas
mence the survey. and yslthin two
years from that date. lassta haih and
DIerate line OF standard jssiige rail
road connecting the ci9y of Port Tesrl-
send, Sia the west side af Hoati 4
canal with some rallsota: having
Fanseogstinsntai ElnaecI nns. and
shall make tile eiay af FaFi Townsend
Isse ~essern terminus CI sach trans
continental railroad ca Puget sauad.
Ii selng expressly ulssler stood that
hG part Of siaea money shall be due or
pay able until such reilroa1 Is httSlt and
n operats2a, and only in the evexst OF
tsae copsfls4ian thereof on or before
18th. fSaf; tiSae being d
Iss6ter:ai and essential part OF the
agreement
The subscriptions secuted SO far
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Ths PEN Wss IDreeeea.

A client Of n weai-known lawyer Of
this city went into the latser's afisea
the other day 80 sign some Important
papers. After they had besn read to
him ard agsprarady clerk Ia the
Office. In handing the client n pen III
aIfix his signature. dropped IL on the
iaous. The lawyer htIaaels spFaug
from his chair With an exclamation 6f
alarm, and buTriedIy picked mp the
pen and placed IL ia hIs clients aalaaR.
The dropping Of IS peu about to b's
used for such . pssgpose az this. sstst
aizned, always makes nle nervous
delay of nUI mere than fifteen seconds
which q t1faf1 was 10 sig.s hisname fp &
vii, East 10 q worthy Essarpose Il iegAey
of Sisgl 600 always comes 10 raY sntsa,
That was sfls case of IT. II. kcslss. one
nf the pioneer Oil operators Sfi lsfl
creek, wha made large fortune
easiy in the business. He wag q
native Of Warren county, and In 1851
his wells ssere yssssflng hiEn II daify
income ahose the average nlasa'g am
nnal imeosnes He fell virtim Ia aAs
FIRST great o4i-wea tire. wEen the sa-
nous Hawley 4 MesTsek well began
20 sndisniy spout oil and gaa la .saesi
0aansistes that the oil ran ko wasta
ard lowed over the gTonnd Fin ali d.
sssestiens and gas hIiesi THE air fer il
quarter OF n nlile around. a sarssfia
expiossCn and e0FafaEgration followed
The score or more pe0pis who bad
collected 20 witness slam tfsssA ssaesiei
sigalt III q fluwtng well were easveitsp@d
I Id nafzsea- among tssgfn IA. K. Ncaee
He was rescued frnga dsntRs TN the aea
af flames by @ faaa f1auss1 rsass
sasith, ef Mercer. al the rssR os hla
t4wn safe ard "a the cost Gf permanent {
and awfas Disagreement. Raase was
ss5 issrYsslsy harmed tAkf hss Yess5yevy
ssas izaSs6sss1iae. anas asteg tciug gar.
fiaa la ksczise near bF, he fftsiefSa IN
susskinE kis vii. Hss syes geTs
lsasisess 10 A Sfisf i is their asakass. and
/ ssS Y - 0ne saaiss blister gFant head Eu
fssesf ssat .sa lag without altering aaa1a
Tor n complaint. iastasang bis wsil, q
task thSA required several hsssfs
Nhen ake wias had tMea rsxssteesi til
wrfssnE RgsA ssass Cd hsNs faa an Nc
Ms@g thai fle eosGid 40 laaser areaS,
ana he sssssicneA fer &iae F@a 10 sfgn
Vic AFtsAff@Rs3s fs&sA &EAIa ~
whd bad sssgte ahs wFisiaa Dipped the
Yssr ls4 tila issk sye9sAe Gys8 W aa shout
+4~sss. S.aagss II ia Nessas'a y hans4. he sFpys.
fssa II agssl Cd g1sle4 HnsIeF 81, bed
Nus Espre tfian asssrtes et q minute
| IeBagse<s nefcss he lad regoyesssa ii
Islst whsn ~ Sss piaeed m Rouse i
hAad sbe hand was p8wsviswss 90 uSs
sL Ths brave afs pfsnxe ass dead
Faa viii hB tEus isss usssssftsss ls
4nesSae@ siEsA go ss ssse gssus fssG u
Warren eoaaty. It alsc Sesaensh heres
the nsan wks bad torn the sssExaei
ffo1a sasa hsssntns ma2ss ST 81. whs
@ka iszs q hans5 s5a0saae sFgars Euss8s
aEsrs eos hssng Ieg&sl8 hssanss - eaFfs
s4ss hts wsaheN, fafG Gsisssed khs ssesa
esaSass. ard WaFFesA e4sgghsS lost aA
IaaMcg. as tsia thN nskas WhS, II tisi
& risk Gt hlz own ii4es saves4 flas al
pFiaee se bis Eass1iFy at less ~
/ Christian hs49aaf. And ttias la ga
she agopg4ng ri y pen gsvsa me
nsgss anscsnsaTsShae anA ns4e@a
tsssfng
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rAcoMA Ngms.
Three Caenzerfslt&rs Arressest--an |
Opium ssEsiat iSaasfea.

Three Commentators arressed-san
Opium sTsiat iSaasfed,
TACOMA, June is.-~TAres of gang
oil eonnterfsiters were arrested at an
early hour this morning. The gang
has been Operating in this city for
about a month Iaass, and last night
one OF tIzern nssfnad Richard Wesley
robisesi SHefe in ii sal s1as or Pacific
avenue and wsss alters assAs arrested,
He had on bis pef@aff & ae at0aar, so,
which he had stolen ffsrn the sNesia
md d 81 k,all sshittl isRd been raised to
500. Wesley then 9aye Il description
its fgo ether naerula fa Df the saEne
gang. and tley, wbIses names are
william EsoaDGa aHe William nar-
rlsoa, were arrested ahotsa o'clock
this morning IA tEeg quarters on
Railroad street, neaE Ninth. Their
quarters we're aftertEattls SEARCHED
ag4d s san of opssfIl. 81 sErsa TsfIscs Rglss
lamp on tfe t.eFsdn s4 Harrison
weYt E5tisia. Sesegai blank checks, A
ssfles ( sas As.7i, fsSAxn psz the IaessfEla
lgaak. asfft q gesiesal os 5siit for a fefgsT.
Tgaey were saken E4Hgne justice Pas-
rick tAas nafsYfasssg ieF ssial bst their
eaSe sss sdloag5ssI an1a 8efGay
TAe arrest w@a usasA 18 Officer Bsssa-
| nssft AMI Issptsts SheF Es GaHaYssells
/ ABgfhqx burglary q a. stseapfsIsSd al
! tbs Fes;sse.ses ssos j. iF. MeEhfasin, al
ials9 ssiath sssee1 iasls niahs. bat lire
/ tssF@iaf, wne&e ua ss1e Is Nsifian.
/ et Bgsaxs, Nas ssnpEssrsa ard saaced III
/ iasl. Vie glfi I've teied ON Mo1lsag.
AnoIasag apastsn cnisit Was eaptssfe6
/ sfsia afgegnstss3 III saN tl5igsI etsrs 81
/ si4s buildings Tss ark g54 Paeifsc ARG,
I nae, watch are sssesa IS scelg5ng quar-,
/ tegs I sss 0ess.1ss &sAsa al fie quarters
4 usas1 and gtss ssss : ressssg III
wsFs nssf sasssiFesa Atssk sl4gSr usssse'
was tsken 20 lussaee fseefs agaFt
Thsgs ii wit Fenaaifa unsss tias egnEgs
are s2pfurest
khszks ard 1ettRrstss 10 tAs
asannHt et 81. as w4gss ssGarae6 - ~
J Fssshase COURT by ii Eeefsssr Esssse8ss
IL stIA lead atsscs BE ssats3e, sossay
I TIE aanaey eks1lTssa saz 1asa afgpants
nhAsas 1men who hsFs sRk&n ar ger
eminent sRnas has# yasa an thesF hSa
pgo@Ts. Ssr. ssx1essas STATES III bette
fiaas III. Hayst4iI, pseaeEt Fts-ss~sy
! released fs recsfee tlle Isacnsy #E1 ttssl
Ii Rasles hAve tss is@ s@nt "a hsa
4 sge4, ard that adj nartaaA n mtso hssy
rsRsse Sasg peosss tA ake pessaas
gssaFg sifses Marsh 4 asn entitled q
gsesss Es I ses8e tssesssSq ky@saM
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ssass ssows ram csssarIsn.



FKSvrs, 4uns 49, Tka sin ssays.5
match hscyrla rate t,etwnela Ae;sn
halsswi Of New YORK, LESSEE eyasss
'af Fhilaaslnsts, Kitaie HrDa II sg I,s.4ss I,ss..4ss.
ours, Jessae oskas, u Lasssasssa as.saa
louise Aratiaslo at eanassa Was es,I,.
sisssiad II sssaistaa Esark ut ssl .sil q aissek
teatissal, Bliss brewa woss i,y sssSsss
sasat faess making sso sasiea t::ss fssf s s
i.sssti .. /. rs NSs miles issts arlsiantssh
! -, aaiies lars, and ssssls Isi railes:
: .aiss. Bile ON lfse track ln rsssxss.
Gays CAKES staek n hssstar whish yss,.< rs,ss.:s
sssrSd her 1Esensshle Tor ewss s,sars
siaa isg1tnE her To Fasire gran, tils
ss race, On Thursday sala nsaas i AytsS
Isfsss rsara agatsss ihs Hsrlsl 4 rast.rss !.
nsaA!ag 2s 10 sevsasasa ss,afatsfes as.s2
sstssse sth Of sssusssd, assi sassisar M
hess Hsite ssy faerssfsn I'll s.,ss,1s,s
!. Iae g tasises leave fer asaRhs ionaorroa I.
wfstfs cakes ansi Weosss flays sa,ls. 4
ttast.ats raep sikis StasslAy ara.i NH Ss,ss
q New Iark for 81 .ssrsss ( siesa. ~
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a felaeina perta, ,arrestssa

ELAFSspuss. June 1e w,
Woods, a lanser STom Butse. was ~.
rested hett this faoEilsag Ca tbs west.
hound tsair;. He was ntAdsT hanala IA
appear al the next fernt e4 eoUrt at
butte, and was leaving tAe eoiiusfg tssF
Victoria.
Samuel Cgegor has begun the Goa.
straetlon ~ 4 hFsrk hgiltiiSer eN The
cortser of Water aslsi Third streets. IL
viii occupy 6lxis4 fest of slsaen.
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THEY ATHRNp saInnt.fr. Z
1fas sefssssrs AL slaaastaaa sxSad
sttvknes N&rsfeaa.

5 i
lea' ssFaySt Jpaa Iss.-@Tn tlia fas
esa aafssiass rsaalaiastslg SERVICES 4ssga hes.
ssseasy, a'as tas' iaxgesa lgssatings ii saa
aas toes piece iss ths sen iair. Tka
xeather Sss fur. assss the suaaa aessaaasti
FsaSl af tae orporfunisy 10 aspsa ffsnl
bard wsHk 20 religsofs, Tatlay Ina;
vffek nt1he eagina sa ahs sgilItrtg q
press viii te aolsted sa aias trAcfa III
e4'sstssa assga. There sru D .fssas ssisF. III
Nofs on the Fsufssssy sYasaia rsslsa srsrk4
+, ~ tsFssm 1ohnstessn sssa soasss Fnfl.
szsA sss'siiss *eFe recovered today. TAAy
y wsEs pnrI'ss witascaf Itsnisieasso ssols.
TofsIsbt ii3 hassxas nE ali yssr,s
On tie drifts asns sfse i8flasesi syr~.sk N
is burning siefceix. For 4 s..ssta1sss., M
~ yards sssa debris waa searched s,ss.;;
vtsasis TO lseitig fired. bat fso hs,ahss
n ere found. es'fs' 'ss rsEs s
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eArraus soHEars nTspsKaa,
Yle1unlA Inne o fg

VICTORIA. gans9, tSee
To the RsIa0n.--ln yoar fspcfs en-
Saturday n mistake appeared which
might DO an iaiury 70 the 0lsIigsng
uaptgiR of the steamer T.. ?. Potter.
ffe steamer was net chartered by 4
number OF gentlemen. hus was plsoesa
at the dispasai of the fire department
By CaptaEa Roberts when the telegram
for fire apparatus vas plaeea Ii. Isis
hands. The owners og The steamer.
with Captain Roberta and iheif agent,
Mr.. Cooper. ara entitled sn ali credit
for conveying the tireIaen with the ap-
pafatas to aad from yoar city free Of
charge, TlEoMAa DRAky.
Chief Victoria Fire Department
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yFial x,asraa. ffE., A...,.at !. tIa....

Giftes GO, June ffE~ Tire ssiisIfsgo and
Alton .faaanoad has gsveE hsrsy daas
Ias,faess of H,ithtlraw9a ffon4 tho Ifl3sr-
state Is,sp nfsTca Raslway ssgssseis slgti.
e asas SsH I've ths Hrst break Ihstt
occurred ln tlae sasssosts prasss lesls
agreement. and ftss csasnias, usaY3iIs
thai II 1ftH hase fe.ssfenGy sr alafar4
that oFgaraxasaGn speedily, Yiis AsssIss
toad y action II doe ID dFssae III tscf1
wish the appctxtiDaa.asns of tlae ais14
stock tfafssc from Missouri riYse III
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REaL xsrArR rRAssrERs.


0EEAH NR&S8E&sES7 &S NExF7 IN ss3ShRsfE
0fises SATURDAY.
Resi- estate transactions fraIn fsnuary /,
issa, to date axs 81 7,ss9sssa.ga. There were
G1ad for record saturday deess, the
considerations aggsegatshg fv.ife, an
average ot 81 ,esa. Following In the list rs
furnished by Oshosrss Trenpes 3 Co, abb
ssfactors of title, xosIa Ii. Boston block,
], r. SiE.ssau 30 n. Bicasieg, tos 5, blk
II, Iawss asia $50
j. III. RengssagsY tc c. r. Geek, lot =, BLK
1, j. H. RessstagE adj. sEsa.
]. ~. RengssarET ~ ]. Roesfig. lot "a, blk
g. T. II keaassaFsis ss3d, sf2s.
q Bleakles Ia 3 e. TalseeAns los s. blk
II. Laws add, s&Gsa
W. r. Ieueg 90 T. KniYas. lot !, Blk 81,
A. A. TeBsy add. S5,A0
J. MSfE69 10 ". MssFsoNf. sAxsA Egsss ia ssE
* Gf E ID See s. tf SS. : 5 =. Sss&
| H. H. &eEass8e ~ r. AsEss lets u aS;d
g. bsk 4. SlueegE AF5s&e ssesttsf sSkss, ktssa,
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w'sEs EiE Was Tssss, HE sSaFrKD.
IA clerk ia stew ara s Holmes dreF
store vexsersRy esapsgsd tsssin NJ
xafer sata ahe street, ST ssercad sna
f-sarfy. gbls 80 frightened EF- J Y.
ssfas@s h h0Fee Csiabe shaE he bgsl6s
sfss. strap he was fass<asss -, sna,
sasanmsl tlse tsssefaY gsa!sssa tie FeSAs,
hs eraka Asay fyusa siW He vaw ~
$50 eah up ssen@i st1ess n far 81
Marcos as be fzasMea ins<s &srSgsa 81
ge weat into The traTuE ssistrst slss ssts,'
fry chssisneeea hsaas nstk the Kessssses
refused Ia tseaspixs d rstvate. lssp =
VI ggs8sss ie$ wesa BSe q essdszsn- " aen
gssay fogss tie tsoYlas ssaok q ssaea8 eat
ssss gale ts ~ ast sss tEann ba rsss
ssorsh As lar 10 Anaezs Ess@ws . fes&s
aeaee. Hare she sgssss@Sss&gs ssss HasFst
sasoaass=t 10 TIE hssras sts staa, gs las ii
sAses. As tssa 1sasfRasa ~s~ tired be
II. s,ssrxs Gas wSsssa AssS she ssvr as
sssa hsssgY aasS &uzas sise ssSgstsss maaV
ngskezs sga sIss hes-as wAs slgssfsa
sfssagAxnss II. srasse says II III xsH ssssse
- se seFeask Ssss ssslsa
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farnss s.xshanswa f.,r ts.e sx1e,x.

Hosfsa4 Jans Hi.--A thtnsa sssSpllea
from dsspatsses ffpln ssse iessIfnes
-ctearing houses OF sssssA Unftsss 4 fsslass4,
shows tl9s total grnaa axsstfs1t gs 4ny
sbe 'sssH sfsdiag Jglsss Is. waga III ls4
ia is9 sIt iacreaaa gf ia fasr cYsss. 81
ceIapatsxs with sae corresponding
week ef inss xaAr. 81 E1s
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aalev 81 esssf tYss.s. ~

Isaa sEAks Isnt lst-.t snfspfs 1tltrrs<s 1
gsent Else, de4cs March t ssJE.. q.
shas sfsassiey gsssss tss ssssa
sent Il aaasahsa ss5 lii -
sstsfa atEaa III aas al ma II
tgF sfSsssszsas sassifsfStss AS fss
EssSs fasais ssfs Il IsJa.s3as fssss M ~.
fS4a. ssf ss 1SSsss@g IN fEtss. IS sS1
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gassarssagsH gsassllssat.

GHltAeae, June lis. IJrooksss, N Y u u
Cincinnati. 4. 80
pafs.AfixIr1ata, Tune sh-~ shlstit,,
y 81. ssauassffss 80
CssF.gaerE. 5une N HI 4sss 4sssssusuIgta
AasssAs Sity garse saa xall@a iss 4l,1s
third iisnsns today on as.ssossnt H sA1s|
rain, tfls scare assnsilng H HI n IN fssss
gsf ss8ys Euihus. 81 2ss# 81 ~ ~
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sUuday's Wvaass.. :.

San FgaseIsco. June ifi.- sssiiuad ~
b ths fogsrilst siii 4 p. al. tn Musssssy
eeanIng; Rof Oregon esd Masallnes
hlxss fair weather with eae eS9egsttsa
ss local rtatnis in Easteru wasls5sag ~
with yaYiahfe wtads and warmer
waathar.
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- - F.fsrs.


0regon 4 Califso4 Ma Fsass NeSfogd {.
j. &. MeSeaIy. A. z. Hossasina. j. f.
fsraafesss. r. +. Adams, = W. Lebett.
~. e.. Anderson. j. r Coshsita. Il
Taansar, III. e. .ss,lans0a, 8Ss. A. sshaseF,
g. d. Pope. Mias Ta8fa gssoyz. A w.
Chester, =. Gerifnger. 8. G, Fus!est.
Ars. Nsiloa. Aiss Waiter. x. ~.
I1ss KEY. ~. r Safith asssi wife. w.
Hutchinson. r. ebpenssssTf, T. ] Asarsi,
n. shirasimaa,, j. Rgrnssetn. Miss
1sgse, +. a. 1nHes, f. 4 Hendefssr,
G. ssysgssy, Mrs WessYsetl, j. Fyse sas3
NEge, III. 9sIielson egaH site, a. n
Akanas, G. G, FaramEaav. Henry AGh,
J G,laIisheg. Il haEgAeiaaeE, If. g
Ward e. u. Parsons Asss cEasla Mrs
A. 3. Pope. A. " Tadassp ssa aad xife
-t5. Il. Ceoper aad lorts thFea ssSosssi
etA@s.
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4 tlelitsten at Taenn.a.

TACOMA, June .s.-- 4 = the steamship
ceEone arrived in port this evening
she ran into the stsrnoi the steamer
FalrhaTen breaking away part til The
FairhaYen's wheel. Tbs saAinssa sas
slight. The Fai1hagen was staaiirsg
as the wharf whsn she Was ssfFs tEsitAs
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cGp8s uagwK arena
Aest Ceafiieaiax HsnsSsts DanssrnsAx
the Nusssfsas. mnsSs sYE ~ ~

= 1AtsV4tHK "a a1ssSNtN JS5aaeETMaMK
the Snnsler shss ss's
sr. Louis, 5sas io.~-..The lassss afs'
counts m rsgar! 10 sha Cedar gregk
Tex. shostlag STRAY are quits 90.
siatins. One seTn~t ssataa tsssf slx
insa vera killed, four anoFaxslss
wounded, ana thai tsaraa sr, reyIaasIy Il
hnrs Another acoetnt tmyg niIiys
three were kliied aEsd four woaasiy,i.
ksae officers ~ Cedar Creek aav thai
everything II quiet, bus Il iArHe band
os ataiecTs wHfs oist SECURING aI.e s,tsssss. !.
try foF Nfiseea, sIe negro t,s,,sss ssaisi.s.E
Rho started the atfrav. ID liz r,.gesrt.sit
fhht lsc has tssefi s0saEsa I'm the woosfs
and killed.. l,ut the report wls net ssIs,- ~
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report at 7 40 tonight.
The state meeting OF the WomaTa's
Christian Temperance Union held
their closing session at the Methodist
church last night. The exercises were
musical aha literary and no bassness
Sl Importance .as transacted.
Officers for the ensninss year elected
were: Mrs. A A. Shaher, Tacoma.
president; Mrs. Jennie hopkins, rs.
sonsa, corresponding sasrstary; Mrs.
M. A. Hansaker, Seattle. recording
secretary; Mrs. Clara Hioagh, assist
AIT secretary: Mrs. A. E. Saunders,
Iaeoua, treasurer Mrs. NJ. n. Reese.
Gaasitauaaa Beach. organizer.
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SO 10 Seattle to resiere she nsiaitia dsy-
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vessels swIftsnre, Asaphioa and
tcsfus. now At Essuleaalt, vill sail for
Alaskan points. after atsay 1. They
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van, Mitchell ard Wilsis4nS cssi5e ssat
earring a ynsss, which they PLACED in
tine wagoIs Here follows Il uew wer-
xion sa tsIe rffe with the Fwggnk, and
fl4s tiSspassf ri tssa heaay IN the sewer,
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/ 10 hass saiak he tfuak ia Lake MAsp-
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slaag wgFe psSrkne4 She Ilsn was stian-
dased. Woodruff ciassss shat Ero-
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