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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-09
Second Street Improvement.
OFFICE or THE CRY CLERK
or tbs CITY oF SEATTLE.

sEAFTlks w. II july a. 1850
Notice II hereby given to the owners Of
properly condemned by ort.iaafce No.
i,iW vniiiled, can ordinance 20 widen and
establish second street ia the city ~ seattle.
King e"uaty, WASHINGTON territory, aud 10
provide FOR the condemnation Of real eSfat..
necessary therefor" that they. fhe said
property OWNERS, are hereby required Ia
appoint oiie person 20 act with two o. her
ptfsois toue 10 be appointed hy tsa..
owners OF property benefited nv the preYi
Sous OF SAID ordinance Ne 1 TO- A. Il one.
~ Dc appointed by the lnsyar Of said eat,
81 seattAel Ia sppratsins aud assessing dam
ages ansi benefits within ana for the i seSs
meat ntstri {, dss rib a aud establishes
bs section ~ said ordinance No. 1917. IN
accordance with the prov isioaS az cil0n
ioi 81 a., act Of the legislature ~ tile terri
lorf of washing on. entitled, AN act is
revise and aInend the charter ~ the civ III
St httte. approved February 4. iS.G SAID
appointment Il 20 bc made ia yrlffng ana
died with the city Oh TX 0f the elty al
seattle on or before the 18th day ~ Ifsly
a; y 1853 e. W FERRIS. easy Clerk.
july g. fs~zt <''
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South Third ST. IMPROVEMENT
OFFICE oF THE tgTY CLERK
90 THE CITY uY @gAyFIg

SEATTLE, W r.. July &. Bssgt
S1s}ee IL hereby gfYss4 t. rhe
9s taeFs of property benefited hy (,fs4fnasee
10. tsiat, sniltfsa a q oFt5rauss., "a sxlgsags
eAtef'si aud establish south Tsira street ia
iAe cts - seattle, King caamty, washfus
sssa isfFfitsFY. AsiA ~ prof. Iae Tor the oar,-
tsssts sa1s9is II Fesl estate neesssafg fh-r~.
Haf fnAE they. TIE sa54 property ssxnavs
are asTsoy rsaEsssea - appoint ofss f,ss-.s,y.
20 al wa two her fersons fs.... -
'lsssH = t. - apTsoFu sod bY TIE essnssr.
~ pssiI%TsY condemned By sail f.ysiiaar,ss.
&C. fsSsis sad ebs b the ssavs,g ~
al city Il ssa'fie} IA snfsv.{s.
lA2 Aaa assessing tAraases ana fsser,sfss.
@iihas. and fssF tsle sssssssznetf tlst,fss -.
rsfi1ssst aud established ~ ssf.sifsn fg.9r -
s@ks oFsiIaaaess No fffI. In sfsofsssa,.,.s.
STD TIE & 0Ssssfss, ~ section I.ss ~ a. a.
81 ssss legt*fstugs - sse = rgit1.ry - Ne
iaxlss1. entitled "An set y, r~xis.. - =
@tRsSd the eaast@s 81 she eIss az sat
aisJsftsF ed February a. I.-ss sill 900,
astAt - 50 sse made las ~r3t{s.v ara sgS.-s
sa5A itae e.fg elsFk SO he sfty u -en,fss. -,
- fsfssre ssae stn day 81 JAR, A u. use
&. " FsEE2s. otis sslerk
1879 ~Ats y
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Mayor Mox9a. Chssfeiees sfisfsaesi ard
gau4se4 Isaan esees J II waiEaHgfssyss wsse
sssSzaasssxf - sAssr eomsssz s-sss last esss4
ting The party gathered On Fr0at
street. sns3 hsasss8 by he sssnsssA tsxssss
mars bed 10 tbs heus~ of Thief Mis- he'll or.
the eorzsnT 81 TAsf4 and rnaoa streets.
Here ssHaif - Tire chief wss played. At er
shfss ensess for shs Tset0F. speeches wrF@
s1xAe ~ ghies Miscnesa. II. = Jose. and
osS1ess j y HsElisx Herds house on Tns7d
stfs9s. beswsea Tnszsa aat Pike. wss Rexf
visited. After the pasgtIg ~ patriotic
Msr speeches wsze mss~ Is Mr. waiting
fsrd asrs Mr.. A sea TIE entire PsssT Of
s4feuadsrs was thea treated - . rspss, Of
sifse Asl9 cake.
Mgsus Msran's residence ssg1 Lensfa
sssa~s Vas Bexf visited. After mDsts tsy
fhe fsSDd sssses hsx uess f1ssfr - 1sfmF
Moran. If $. Jones Essd others. Here the
fpssssA ys3Nf.~rssas
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Commercial ST. Improvement,
OPTICS or THE CITY CLERK
OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE.
SEATTLE. w. r.. July q, 1859

SgArTLE, w. r., July O, ISsq.N
Notice is hereby gwen Ia the on fiers of
prop rts benefited ~ ordinance No. /, los.
entitled, "An ordinance 10 widea and es
tsbIsh Commercial street. IN the city OF
; attic. Washington territory, aud 10 pro-
vide for the eondemnat on OF real esfste
nece ssary there for" that they. the said
property owners, ara hereby required To
appoint one person 10 act with two other
persons tone oi whom Is To be appointed
by the owners of prop rty condemned by
said ordinance No. i,l06, aud one by IN
mayor OF said city Of - attle) in appFais-
Ing aud assessing damages and hene6 $
within ADD inr the assessment dis ri I de-
sertbed and established by section of
laid ordinance No. | loo. in accordance
with the provision az section i0i of su acf
ot The legislature Of the territory of Wash
ington, entitled. AN act 10 revise and
amend the c arter of the city al Seattte
approved February 4. 1850 said appoint
ment II 10 be made in writing and filed
with the city clerk of the city OF Seattle on
or before the 18th day of July. A. D., lsS9
y, W. FERRIS City Clerk
First publication of this notice July 8,
le~Q
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ASA WAazNEE --Tae Interest liz ths sify
silesisa ~nsi tae sastsse in 9sssss>ipps kept
gefF}e swsS frega Tasn hsEi ixs7 aagas but
NE sS5t aagstsaRv ts2s stten&ess wwes
pss Nsel wsfa 8r Chaeas a GARNER
ftssaitAaa "a iAe sszasE g&zy. FsEassl&ns
tae ssas IS sgse hSisAsz- sErvtfy aesaa
Ask s&t The Il -. ae sks stAr. xere
ga2sA-aslssY serisas8est. TIE cesu psny 8.
- Sc st oazsE Esaat Ea4 i4ot SEi3 Is pre-
srHSrc Ie et.&i gesss esiassssy sssessnss
Asrt tsr f'e@E&sF
KhG ssA+2cEHk NAN sfaEslssAsE- $3.50 ssEzssssg
slssssFsss . Erswgax kE tAe xsesEss ng aa4ssA
A. tas AF1slssy ! Harszav nf&Ar wxg@4as
~esssssa "a h&s AisAsEsa hgsss tsvggzs5s ID ,
s-ts = is9 = IrssHta# - So Paris -
g53ag fsn 5ag wi'E ss = as
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TtsE CANDID AgkS.


Mayer Ke'sess Megau s. Norris Mstes.
tssy Astng1soy-H- q Aabertssa. - Il
Files. N , gosps.
talss u pe.lee-5 T. 1labeas. -. "a.
Baltasfsta. : y ssae
ee.aa'.siaesn, F5fst Nsad Ba-rr Waite
thsxSvz kssgNe
sssaAes3tisFt Stee,sl aac8 a 4 SstE.
kassft Is 5szAa
t@s'saealseat'. Fsird ,sS,E-5 q. wslsipr.
fori. 5osapa Gqcra
4. tstasst iinssa- tratIh aas-- tss.srse Is
Han Aies. Ai}eA
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Second Street Improvement.
OFFICE or ruE CITY CLERK


OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE
SEA TIE, ". T., ialy q. issa.s
Notice = hereby given 10 the
owners Of property benefited by
ordinance No. I,ius. entitled.
An ordinance 10 widen and establish
second street. in the cry of Seattle, King
county. w shington Territory. and 10 pro-
vide for the condemnation af real estate
necessary therefor" that they. the said
property owners. are hereby required 10
appoint one person To act with two other
persons tone OF whom Is 10 he appoint q
by the owa~rs Of property condemned ny
said ordinance No. i,lu7, and one by the
mayor Of said city of seaftlel. in anprais.
ing and assessing damages and benefits
within and Tor the assessment district de-
scribed and established by section lo.lr al
satd ordinance No. i.i07. IN sceardance
with the provision OF section f0i al a., acf
oi the l. gas aiure of the territory of Wash.
tngton, entitled "An act Ia revise ana
amend the charter Of the city az Sea tie
approved February 4. iss6 said anpolnt-
ment Is 10 be rIase Va writing and filed
with the city clerk Of the CITY OF Seattle ssn
or before the 18th day OF JAY. a. II, $50
4. W. FERRIS, CITY Clerk.
First publication Of tbs notice Jniy 9.
IS-ss
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OFFICE OF THE CfTy CLERK
Or tbs ITS OF SEATTLE
SEATTLE " T. July g. lsSg

S&AEtAEs W 1Aaf ts kSss-NF
Notice is hereby given 20 the owners OF
property conEem eed by ordinance No.
llt6. entitled IAN ordinance "a widen aud
establish Com mercs-i str et in the tity o.
seattle. xashin gton territory. and 10 pro-
vide for the condemnation Of real estate
necessary therefor. thst they. the said
property owners. are hereby required u
appoint rne person TO act with two other
persons tone 20 be appointed by the
owners of property benefited by the prov
isions Of said ordinance No. lice aud one
10 be- appo nied BY the mayor Of said city
Of Svattiel In apprsissnS and assessin Z
damages aud benefits within and for the
assessment district described and estsh-
lishe1 hs section of said ordinance No.
i.ios. in accordance with he provisions OF
section ioi of act Of the legislature OF the
terri ory OF Washington, entitled. An act
l.. revise aud amend the charter III the city
of Seattle, app owed February 4, isss
Said srpoin mrnt is 10 h. made in writing
aud fled with she city cisrS of the city 81
Seattle on or before the 18th day OF
july, A. u 1852
c w FERRIS. eitv Clerk.
Fiss' publication OF this notice Saturday.
Jaly G. iSsQ
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Front Street Improvement.

SEATTLE w T., July ,, l>>9.f
Neisrs Is herroy gwen 10 lac ow cr> ~
prauersv condemned by orasasece Nc.
i.ia9 e. sftisd. An arsiinaace IN stds n aid
establish r ont sfse-t In the cify OF ceatl~.
King coanfy, Washington territory. and Ia
provide for the Condemnation of seal ess AT
necessary the refor." that they. TIE said
prspss ty-owners. are hereby required O.
sps,oint one tscr~on TO al with wo other
pwrsous tone 10 b. ape lnfed ~ fhe
owners property benefited by the pro-
visions of sad ordinance No i,l-9 and ne
so be appointed by the maze af said city
of seattle n arpraisiRg aud assessing
iamaSes and b nenis wtsstn snd for he
assessment district, desc fhed and estsh-
lishei by section os said ordinance No.
i,l.a in accordance with ire provisions of
section fOi of an act III the legislature OF
The. ferritsry of Washington, ent ties, An
act To revise aud snent the charter ~ the
cts of >e .ttle. spprevv-s; Fe rnary 4, IN
SAID app~aiatmeas is 20 Re made in writ ng
sn6 tiiesi with the CITY clerk OF the eits OF
Seattle on or before The 18Th das OF July.
A. u. lSS9 &. W FERRIS. City Clerk.
First publication of teis notice. Friday,
lnly d $50
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Frpuul S1roo( tulpFovonoat
<,FpYcx az THE Cfrr CLKRK
Or rnE III Y o. -kArTIK.


srArrLE. w r.. Jais = iSS9.S
Notice il hereby given 70 the owns r. al
pr0rrrsy benefited by ordinance No. LIZ
enfisl<dt IAN ordinance 10 wien and es-
fablssh Front sfresr. IN The city Of seattle.
King coausy, Washington Territory. and 10
provide Ter the condemnation OF real estate
receseasr therefor" that they. the said
property owu~Fs, are hereby required 10
appoint one pes~nr ~ sst viii rwss - her
perssus re OF ~hon - 20 b arr~usss
uy he cal cr. Of proPers roucr nd ~
sad orsinxnsle No L t2es ard one ~ the
Syssra SSH Ell y ~ >eaf4ee. In .aPsAs
ing and SS>ss-inx damages and benz z :
wssaia end sssr he assessment disfraf de-
~ rlssd and ,Sssh ish 4 b. section foaT 81
SAID ordinance No. f.i.s. IA sccossaflce
With the = DIVISIONS OF sssction fot OF sn &c
Of he si<lxsmre cf TIRE tar iscry of Wash
iussnn. entitled. An act to revsse snd
amend IN. charter OF tire csfy OF seattle,
approved February 4. fsS6- Sala appasnT.
rasns n 70 be uasde in VIZ ting ard FLED
with The cry clerk of the city OF Seattle cn
or be fore the 18th dss af Jnls. A. p lsss.
{. W FsRRis. City Clerk.
First pnhsicafion of this notice Friday.
Iriy d. l>>q
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NO CHANGE or OFFICE.

Fsesse raE1sa3s ssy 81 sos bare ssy.iectsaas
60 sssSke. Il ssss asss nngss - rVgf Il
s0a ar ~ seaE Agssss4s. II yssss have poop
egEy 70 se1ls Il YEA @aHs yoar rsssssslee IN
sEFeas Il poo desire 90 gsfsrA&se 6glssrsss
o. resident property. T. call 90
~ l. ANEs Is Co
81 FguEt rtrexs
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1HE ELErESrH STREET bRAnE.-- ~.
iag on Eaevsnfh srrees. hss been en- p .eaes'
alssug ssse eight blocks e<-veea hFoass ss
sEss Sprsng street. iacaser Tor ne size
So {. ,s.sx 4 strsssss- ell aiang where u
wt1f IL g@ssss Mr kalberj4 the cont actor
ssss tlse ssree. aad siseA six. viii Al &c
resv rssAssc use within he next TWO
syessks. and that IL viii Ne s.Ei~ al the mo-.
ssr~ef. in tae eity. In some p SECS IN.
sr4stiaE Was eight feet IN asss.- tug NofA
Vs. la.sssvs about she middle Of .ssf MAY.
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LOAN S

ON favorable terms are being made hy
JARVIS Conkin Mortgage nsf 90. of Kan
sas City aud New York 81 a0o0o paid M
capital. E0fHNEtsL & LofSt.iE, agents
room g, Lleweilyn-Dodge building. :. attic
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HsE# a ksS.i@yss&- Passed &s4f.7s
Z Ksssssgssn Il. ~ s@sgA. r 2 ETsDs
HaTss MsE*sa, Il aAsesee. A = zses.s
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The Vel kuawa sRa fast saslif3T hATk.
fSugy hnc& : aeW iosslBg 81 Ssu Fran
vlsy74, fee seattle sad Ss8u3 garss, aati 91ll
SAIL ssu the lsth lus1-. carrying freight al
reduced rsses A. FsRksI HxgE, Owner
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ARLINGTON RESTAURANT

second aud Third, nndeE The lnterna-
uonal. everything trst-class, the same as
beiore. private rooms aud entrance for
ladies: only first class restaurant in the
eiry: open day aud night
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~@fs-sfse-'1 ~ tAff's 80 y -" IN
immediately after the extent Of The fire
81 Eileusburw became known in this city
Mayor Moran sent dispatch TO the fire
stricken city. asking II help WAS needed to
az cute Inform him and sum Of mones
woiika bss al once raised and fopw aFGsd
ga the be. Is 81 this the general relief com.
pnti'se Forwarded tue si.ea which Eilens-
burg bad donated Ia the seattle relief
fund. 80 far the citizens az Eiiensburg
haye ret answered Mayor Moran's tel.-
gram. and fur this resson 40 effort hss
been made 30 raise funds here fog the relief
of Ellensbarg
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DIR. SPIDnA|
sc O-s5
SEATTLE DssPEksAaH
Columbia street hefween Thfl1
Fourth, opposite isosr IsrslIisfS
Al chronic diseases q MIN -

All chronic dfsAasss Of MEN -
MIN successfully treated. ~
LDef MANHOOD. Asrfusss - ta.s .iS
Debility, fxhaa tsss VITALITY ..sssS
Neal ness, rlaatufsfssessr u .s.
sSon0Ffhoez. tsiests -ishllsxs ~ VI
esf1le, Weak stezs q v sSsifHns ans
tienal DeTangas9enla ibsf fe y .1s..s
y0asnfai insttss az eSeeSx ~ 49, yss...sSf
lIsgEbRY kisii.eg asi5 t;sss.1sss : r. =
osshn"i Weak kAess boS<1ft - .s y s11
Cfvssitis. Va. BeEeis, 1irsff nfes e ~
~ and safely cared. NO n*xssepns " r.
givens nor sfsgfax ttksah'sss 49,
cause strietcre. charges ressnflnng,se ~
nrpunItx I,efaiftY, 5ssss ~ tiYz z.!.
thf1Us f.ssex. Night EmtmSe
xEaonGn1Iey. el4s <fe., s.EaEesi. H
IuuAb asH geashfsli losla. y e!
tons. should aTEsi shsnisel 80 q I ~ s17
saena, the grea ses t,sssfl ever is ~
tar of kuf5wYfssg hslEsAnsxy. N'a 7s5I
a positive catfe ia syerY fsS<
xIDDLs AGtD NEa. I I,s.ss,,<s r.
frequent exsefgasians q the
cofnpanls4i ~ & gnasgfstx 81 I'LL 49,
satsssfs. ON ag sass Efasa he xfsz
4 A4slifaegs. and adaefanss< = ~
present. The colo. varies frtA
Fesiiish 80 even q milky n1s<s
experiences 9 Weakening 81 -
a saannef ~ eRnnas aerDsssss -
the sa,4yua sGaea u snssnA ~
Many de ~ Ehls tlitfsfalfx, ix1.se .S.
eaa1e A perfect cure aud nssA :z.3|
t39fs EBaxanteet
0tsaee A9ufss "a - 2. r - ''s7.
? 20 y r.. "a. = p
~ H. '4rsefss anzssle - - sss
treated a. taesT homes ~ fs COLT -
Medicines asla sssstrueEtss-k - 49,
express. ss.EsssastasEsss sxszet
Send &c stamp In TO-
Friend, or Guide 70 Aeda
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MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
& Eiff--During the last forty Gig hours
The merchandise AID produce reet ipt-
al ghls port were as follows: Puget round
-hore road. 40 tons Columbia & Paees
sound railroad, -. Seattle. LAKE. Shore q
E,stern railway. 400 tons Be- watrr-tstty
Quincy 1 t.sn; MI. higaD, 40 tons: Henry
Bailey, 5 tons, saitn, : tons. two sesws
brIsk. 10 tons. Total receipts LIS tons,
SHIPMENT. - Daring the iasf forty
eight hours goods aud merehabdis~ Were
SD ppei from ~ ataie 10 the surrounding
ceuEtFk - follows: Puget Sound -bcre
cad, 20 tons. Columbia Il Puget Sound
ratsroad, H. tons; seattle. Lake Shore d
Eastern railway, 40 tons. By water
sermania, l.Eog tors: Cascade, 5 tons;
Washington, II tons: Edith tous. Iotal
shipments, ~ tons.
NATURE OF EECEIPTS-0ne handled
Gases common sosp. 10 cases roots aud
shoes. Is tubs butter, car househ-ii
goods, car furniture. tons hay, % tai 5
clothing aud dry saoGs, 10 bead ca lie. III
head sheep, so BIDS hardware, 8 cars brick,
Al ears lumber, 4 Tears miscellaneous freight,
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IL: 8, 10 80 te|11s

Esnsxfse = - - NJ q sAesssesssa -
estY oDnn9s.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEATTLE. July 5,
TIE supply Of peaches Is fair. hut quality
I. ouIy n. dsus However. this is always
the ease with the first ersp of the season
The beat has slso added 10 the pcoTness of
quality. TIE last consignment received
arrived in poor share. We quote si.25 per
box to the trade. Apples are in good sup
ply. The only source If the market supply
IS from California. there being no locals in
at sfl. though some are expected within a
few days ON lily runs about as usual.
c errics are scarce Al $40 per box Tn re
are plenty Of pIurns ia The market. the
market being supplied roth from Call
sornis and local sources We quote 81 per
box TO the trade. Vegetables are running
about ss usual. with plenty of local
ARRIVING
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tFtAtSts 80 ft't'ttf -
Tue fund raised ia seafile for the Van
cou#eF sHfietNFs - about s22S and vii he
suTU arsie1
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REMARKABLE CONCEIT.
An Insane Woman Who Considered Her
self the United Kingdom


self the United Kingdom
DR.. Shark Is a gentleman who be-
lieves in the rational treatment of pa
tients in his private lunatic asylum
He gives them picnics in summer, and
balls in winter, and plenty of amuse-
ment all the year round, Taking one
consideration with another / should
imagine that lunacy, under these con-
ditions, Is rather a pleasant thing.
always look forward to the dances he
gives, for after considerable expert
ence / have come to the conclusion
that idiotic partners are rather less
idiotic than the commonplace misses
one meets with at ordinary balls. She
was sitting in a corner of the ball
room toying with fan-a large and
massive woman whom one would no
more have suspected of being insane
than OF being consumptive- / asked
the doctor to introduce me, for ad-
miro fine women. He did so, and |
sat down beside her. We spoke about
the weather, as new acquaintances
will She was perfectly rational on
that point, at any rate She thought
1t was appalling. l mentioned casually
that L had been to Torquay for n brief
holiday. DO you know itP'' 1 asked.
''Oh, yes-there 1t is" she re-
piled. l looked In the direction in
which she pointed, and saw a rather
extensive foot incased in dancing
shoe. That is Lands End" she
said, refectively, indicating the place
where the little toe of her right foot
might be supposed to lie, "and that
is the Lizard there / am the United
Kingdom, you know" she added, with
quiet dignity that seemed to pre-
sumo i knew it. / bowed in silence.
1t was colossal idea, and not to be
cOmprehended all at once That is
the North Foreland over there" she
went on" tapping her left foot. II
have had some trouble with il lately;
and oh, and her voice became plain
tive, Il was so afraid they were going
to take ireland from me-" and she
glanced affectionately at her left arm.
l thought it better that we should join
in the dance, for these geographical
condolences threatened to become en-
barrassing. So L put my arm around
the top of Lincolnshire and the base
of Yorkshire, and as far into Lam
cashire as / could get (for her waist
was more than eighteen inches), and
we danced. My ear Is burning so; /
am afraid there must be storm some
where on the coast of Aberdeen" were
the last words i heard her say as led
her 10 a seat-London Figaro.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-15

them down, and five or six of us sta
toned ourselves at the southern limit
of the forest. 1t was hoped that In
driving the beasts back and forth
along the narrow neck at least one
of them might get tumble into
pit, and it was with great anxiety
that we waited their coming 1t
was about four o'clock in the
afternoon when we caught sight
of them. After they had crossed
the neck we closed up and sought to
drive them back, but they had become
frightened, and the job was too great
for US They broke of to the right
and left the cover of the woods for
the open plain, and we felt some
anxiety as we saw that they held
straight course for our camp. The
three of US who were mounted pur-
sued at a gallop, and we were Wit
nesses of a curious incident The
troop were headed for the grove in
which we had encamped. and were
about half mile away, when our
captive rogue" uttered three or four
shrill blasts and suddenly appeared in
sight, having broken the rope which
held him to a tree. He made straight
for the troop. challenging as he came.
and the beasts no sooner saw him
than they exhibited fear and con-
fusion They halted. turned to the
right and the left and were all mixed
up when the old chap came down upon
them like a landslide. The first one
he struck was half-grown elephant,
and he knocked him fat on the grass
and rolled him over and over Then
he sailed in to clean out the shanty,
and the blows from his trunk could be
heard a mile away
Such a cloud of dust was kicked up
that We soon lost sight of particulars.
but in a few minutes the troop bolted
of at right angles and soon entered
grove, and we drew near to find the
old ''rogue" standing over the one he
had rolled over. He seemed to be
waiting for us to come up, and after a
little the native who had most to do
with him ventured close up. 1 rode
of and got n rope, and this was made
fast to the captive's legs and he was
encouraged to get on his feet Then
the old chap stored him straight for
camp while we followed. holding to
lue ropes Once or twice the Kid
showed disposition to bolt, but the
big one gave him a resounding whack
with his trunk and curbed his am
bition. We made him fast to a tree,
and the rogue" then took his old
place without hint being given him
and was refastened.
1t was next morning before we
could examine our pits, and then we
found another captive. A big bull
elephant wRs lying on his side in one
of them, while the other had been
avoided. We got him out of the pit
by digging around him, and then using
q block and tackle TO lift him to hts
feet He had been three days without
food or drink when we got him out.
and his spirit was pretty well broken
Our three captives were got down to
the coast without the least trouble,
and our luck in making three such
captures in the short space of twenty
days has never been equaled by
menagerie men in any land The old
rogue" who set out to annihilate us
brought all our good luck--N. Y. Sun.