The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
SEATTLE AND IT'S SUBURBS.


EarEI.rr Tesss czptnr~d - saved
From Hro1H.nE-The IrJnne-
sfsn Case Mail Service.
Bris lars Ta8rs FsrSn. Ca the
iIth Of February ofsicer ". z. CARER
captures W IL Harvard. wsso had
made 5 iargiariaus eutranre into
rssszn n the CT Charles hotel How /
assl. who g2Fs the officer q lively !
chase and ared : shot OF tao at him. !
Eas finally captured Ii cioses In the ]
Webster b>lging hoffse buf his re. /
rvclver and tools could not he found. {
Yesterday The revolver and pair Of /
nsprers were found IN the haIiwaT OF I
the Webster hsuse behind q trunk i
wfsere they had remained unuutieel j
since Ho~arts threw them there on the
nlghtsDf his capture The revolver. i
Colts - contained Eve cartridges and j
one exploded case Howari's where i
atsouts Is Esaknown. be having left /
the day after bis arrest. having first 4
secures his resessse in the justices /
court By furnishing straw bonds for 4
his appearance before the grand jury. /!
Sar Yer DECIDED Justice Miller
did not announce bis decision In the /
case Of Mrs. L. Tappan, the woman
arrested for peadling without q CITY /
license, ~ ! Heiock yesterday. the
time be hal SET for deciding the mat
ter The atsorness ii their arguments
cited him numerous decisions OF the t
supreme court OF the United States
ard the supreme courts Of several
states having hearing oG the queS-
tS41s. pro and con, and the reading Of
these decisions has left the Gaze la a.
great i middle 8. before. 20 far as the Z
IAw il concerned. Now Justice Miller
i trying TO End II Mrs. Tappan's Of
Tense comes within the meaning Of
the ordinance The outcome OF this
case is looked for with considerable
interest, as large number OF persons
are affeeted by it, provisions
AsKE's cH.xcEs The crisis in the
case Of Andrew Ager. the man who Il
quarantEned in bgiilding in the rear
Of the Providence hospital. i Thought
20 I've past. Dr. Eahaes saws he Il
afflicted with black smallpox, and
that he has passed through two or
three very hard nights They we're
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Ayers heal i sweliesi and bis whole
person presents such q distorted APP
pearance that bis mother would nD4
know him. Last evening when DR.
Eanes visited Aeer favorable symp-
toius began 10 he manifest, and it Is
non thought that he has reasonable
chance for recovery. Ager has the
3.saf4
uFally assists him.
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NEsr SEaTTLE--one Of the most
desirable additions vet plated in
West seattle Is that OF Compton :
First. lying just south Of the extern i
siye improvements OF the West
seattle Land & improvement Com.
pany's Interests II contains IS lots.
all cleared To the ground. Each lot is /
as level as 4 floor. Olympic avenue.
81 feet vide. runs through the center
of the addition Persons 81 small i
capital viii find this splendid oppor-
tuaity for investment, as the terms
are easy. MeSSrs. Compton Il Co, /
on James street. opposite the Ueei- /
dental hotel. viii have the sale of the 1
addition, which viii be thrown upon 1
the market tomorrow morning
sASoraER UxfogruxArn.-R Recently I
,soseph r. Walls and vile left Victoria,
Il. c., en- route for the East for the /
purpose uf visiting friends there They l
had proceeded - far as Tacoma when /
[ Mrs. Walls became insane. though up
10 that time the lady had not shown l
the slightest sign OF a diseased mind /
Yesterday morning Mr.. Walls /
started on the Oiympsan from Tacoma
to return 10 Victoria with his wife.
The screams and cries of the poor
woman could be heard by those on
the wharf while the Ulymyian was
here yesterday Mr. Walls con-
Fisientiy hopes that careful treatment
md the qaietness AZ home ..ill restore
bis wife her reason.
Back f'soa THE EAsT.--M Dir. W. 1.
GaxzaIn, ~ the firm of G.. f. Miller
X Co., retained yesterday from six
weeks trip through tie Eastern aud
southern state During his absence
Mr.. Gaxzam travelled 10000 mites, and
visited in turn Chicago, the Southern
eitie-. Washington, Baltiuore, Phiia-
eleipfsia, New York and Boston lie
was in Washington on the day 81 the
passage Of the Omnibus bill. Mr.,
tsazzam's visit East was mainly ore of
hsisiness. lie went TO enlist capital 10
Haze on loans ia Seattle, and he was
highly successful in his efforts He
made arrangements for unlimited
money and he is now getting ready to
dispose of H.
SAVED IRON DgowsTse. James
Cutler. ex-county assessor, while
crossing the railroad trestle ON his
way To Sorth Seattle, about 2o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. saw a little boy
fall off of boom Of piles upon which i.
he was playing into the water. Mr..
t,uilter ran out on the narrow cap on
top nf row of piles 90 where the boy
vas fioundering IN the water,s and
sliding down pile, seized hold OF him
rs he was sinking the third time A
passing boat came To the rescue sud
took Mr. Quilser and the little fellow
Ashore. The boys name eould not he
learned.
yArg oF CHICKEN RAipKg. Fred
Harmon. yagrant who has been
sleeping under bridge near Lakd
Washington on the Jackson street.
cable line and making predatory raids
on neighboTing hsn-rooSts, was cap
tnred in his lair after d two hours
search IN Captain Peer and Officer |
Jones early yesterday morning Yes
teriay afternoon he put up a pififul
mouth in Justice Rivers's court and
get of with FIVE days in the chain
gang. lie viii he asked To move on
when his term OF sentence expires.
To IMPROVE rRs SFgyEcE.e-W. r.
Henry. chief railway postal clerk Of
this district. put the clerks of the
Ssattie-Tacsma railway p0stotiice
through their exercises Yesterday IN
order to improve their efficiency Mr.
Henry was called 10 Portland last
evening IL attend 10 matters on the
California &. Oregon railroad. where
washouts have of late delayed the
mails. In two weeks Mr.. Henry viii
return TO examine the postal clerks on
the Seattle and Port Townsend route
as to their efficiency.
frSKRAL oT wv, LIZ EEAN.-Mr.
George lie Bean returned yesterday
from Port Klakeley, whittier he had
accompanied the remains OF his broth