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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
MIDDLEwAY, JEFFERsoN Co, W. VA.

TVNiIE undersigned have been established in
Il the Carriage Business on the Sfiddleway
and Shcphcrdstuwu turnpike, one mile north of
Niiddleway. for four years past, and during that
time have been doing q large and constantly in
creasing business in the manufacture of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

Several new and important indus
trial enterprises are projected at
Roanoke.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
George Baylor
Forrest W. BROWN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Charlestown, Jefferson County. ". Va.
"lLL attend to cases in the different Courts
W of West Virginia and Maryland. Atten-
lion ln given to Pensions and all classes of Claims
against U. s. Government o. Special atten
ton to Collections
October 25 1857
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

Needing tonic or children that want building
up, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
1T Is pleasant 70 take. cures Malaria. Indigcs-
ton, and Biliousness- All dealers keeTit
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
CARRIAGES, JU8IP-SEATS, END
SPRING & SIDE-BAR BUGGIES,
JENNY LINDS, PHETONS,
aiC0TrToc

JAGGERS, &C.
Our work has been sold all through jefferson
and adjoining counties, and las always given
satisfaction in every particular.
It is cur constant aim to work the very best
material, and to do all work in iirst-clGss man
ner, and as to our prices we pledge ourselves to
do work as low or lower than frst-class work
can he done for elsewhere.
II parties wish to consult ms in regard to work,
and do not find it convenient to visit our fac
tory, We WILL if notified by postal card, send a
representative of the firm TO visit them Mt their
homes, and give all necessary information.
Secondhand vehicles and good Horses to zen
in exchange for work.
We keep constantly a large variety of New
Vehicles in stock. and have also Secondhand
Carriages, Buggics, &c, which we sell very low.
A. L. ANDERSONdS co.
May 9. 1es2-y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

An anti-Mahone club, composed of
prominent labor leaders, has been
fnrTned in Rif.hmnnd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
BanI 3. Lucas,

ATTORNEY AND couNsELoR AT LAW.
Charlestown, W. Va.
ORACTICEs in all the Courts of Jefferson
Il and surrounding counties.
January %. 1884.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

Arrangements are being perfected
for the erection of a 500, 900 hotel
at Waynesboro, Augusta county, Va.
to be called the Waynesboro City Ho-
tel. Thirty of the leading citizens
there have subscribed $4,000 each to
the enterprise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15
LORD BEAcoNssIELp.s DEBTS.
Aided in His Political Aspirations
by Mira Wysdhasn Lewis.

Lord Beaeonsfieid was poor man
all his life, for the reason that until
shortly before his iests. he bad never
paid oil his early liabilities The for-
tune left him hy Brs dges Williams
cleared them off. and he paid every
penny he owed. Lady Beaconslield' :
fortune was hers only for life, and she
was not able to leave him any thing
OF importance but in the early part of
his married life she assisted him with
his election expenses. and except for
his marriage the probability IL he
could never have stemmed the tide uf
money difficulties which always
hampered him.
In the first days OF their friendship
Lady Beaconsiield must hsve helped
him largely, for a circumstantiai story
WAS told by the Conservative agent at
Maidstone for which place Lord
Beaconsiieid sat-that at has first elec-
iien, when things looked bad for the
Conservative candidate and the iiber-
ai- were spending their money freely
Mr.. pisraeh came into The garden be-
hind the Star hotel, the Conservative
headquarters, and, throwing himself
down on the grass. declared that be
should be beaten. and that il SO his
career was over and he wss ruined.
Mrs. Wyndham Lewis. whe was sitting
there, attempted to cheeT him apd
raise bis hopes, but finding that
course unsuccs ssiul she took ths Con.
seryaiiye agent aside and giving bim q
large sum OF money, said Spend
! that and more If soa want it--all thai
is necessary, bat Mr.. ui-Taeii must bt
returned. Mr. Disraeli was returned
by large majority and II the truth
were known no doubt Mrs. Wyndhan
Lewis paid still more highly for tbs
privilege OF getting him IN.
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THE RAILROAD ASSOCIATION.
Lack OF HARMONY Old Rates to &c
Res erred,

CHICAGO, July ia lack at harmony ia
the Interstate Comwerce Railroad ASsutia-
ton was illustrated to-day st a meetlng of
the general mKnsseFs OF The lines la The
trans-AisscuFi division. A hot discussion
over competitive arafilc from the far wesi
brought cur ,iirees threat from tienera'-
Manager Mg3Ieu, ~ the tniGu Pacific. 30
eat i.e e from the "gegltmeaS sgfep-
ment~ aud Go As he Individually pleased
Iise Union Pacific waited tie Denver 4
Rio hFErdc CoDFaHy ~ IS Of the kneky
monNfaios To be 4orccd 20 cCusprD g. tie
rul&s uf the asSuT!a on. Il Mas shown bF
the Beaver 4 Rio 6tanae representative
that they had only joined Tie combination
on being assured 81 exemption from ofleai
c1ise "a the rifles teyeud fhe Rockies
Manager Neiisu thgteppun ClRimed q
similar piEiicKe fer tte yHiou Pacific su1
ssoses< ssiased fpade q ihfssi of withdfaN al
He Ws fliicusesf ~ es4ss agasas.ff Never
iheiesE. there VAS an evlGpat ssfsx tt-as
PFps.dent Adams. superior oifcsf 81 Ar.
Msllsfl Is oIify waiting Ter a bfcteNt So
seesslc xith the Union iarife. same RS
lisi tfela The fee.ing was obfa ned WssH
later ihc Union Pacific enfxurefealy
aKreef "a restoration ri the pssseuafr
rates from Colorado painls "a chicago An
advance oi is4m as Ga siAta ghr cid
figure, was given infncc ia't 81,
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" he Reaiae's sttesnpt 70 spesk
Result ia Number af Arrests

PaRls. J0ly lt~A r. Ranl3e. N. iAGu.
egre ana other Haalaneisi mesHf,sS If ths,
ehsmi.ef ~ dopnfies. assembled ia the
be IA Concerto hsierr ihr statue oG SIRIUS
burg tCsiss. Intending "a heiG a meetina
A crowd IT several saousani Persons had
gathered and NJ, n Hsaide Was abanS 10
heeia his speech when q peliv cuto la,SsaFy
ssainetl Ele@raa EmSAta bis wMy tffnugh
tbs crowd, ana aepreachsuH ne Easglle,
ioFsatte hi@ 20 si8ak % Geg Ga pro-
tested tut the poi Ce eA ist was ail3nratp
De R9Hide then negan Asking Hafai
wFeates - ihe FSiiing vfeuns shc stataz.
81 the same t3as> .tadifg tbe asssggd ST.
Shauls og "Nlvv i}oalaagir. gsfmenti
tfacd u arrest Iar ttpnlse iui faA latter
stogfin resisted saving he HAD uat ma,an q
ssAceeh amd had only fhegFpfs FOR ls8uihuEeF.
lie refused - accompany the police utiieer
IA tire station. tlesnGn9i thareupon
seized BIN, tut TIE sT3wd cane O. Dg Roti3.
de rescue and f0sk him away fnam fhe
oftscer. Clemru}i svas i.eiug handled Foueh-
~ 0y the mob. When a large iss4y os F'a.
i'ee appeared uf+un flae scene sud ehet. g,i
the crowd. driving them iu siB directions
afid resvulng the nniggtnnetc soFufalssHsy
4 large number .. persons was arrested
lasfueTre and De kouide during the
scFlmmage inmpea into cab aud were
driven tu the office Of IL frcssc where 4
raoh gathered and is9duigrd iu noisy dem
oastFauons. The police clparua She streets
and mAde many nore hyFests. 1ne luri-
dent hes caused y sensation tkgoHEhnn,
the sity, and dangerous developments as
f. arsf
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The shah.



1he shah 81 Persia Is haging a tight
foyai iiule 70 bis European sotsF, sii
the poeprs belng des.roAs q making
a favorable lfapss ion upon him u
gon only knew how they feted his
da IS hlshness beFe you wossla sseFiu
81 have yaNf suHpleisns Of the ms
cehce If tie I.neiana aaa tiseif de-
signs ca 3wmrd, Ills Feesptian waS
rs9st aump4aoaa. They even pro.
ssdea q magnificent ballet for hifsi ~
the ussmstsee, a lkeates NOT pissea -
+ f9r wears. IL vas siiaY,v i1iTy sssstss.
Z The ear ard ii. family siioNed gfeat
sells asAegn 0n hg soneeniang ~ pe
aat 8w iu sfacA close quarters N4th
him. f4w 90 $3.50 a UerfBan phFhHss sf
siakf. To zee hsia m1t ~ rssra lose
5narfers. wlfh al b.s disDissfSis %.
and the greatest emerald 10 TIE .osId
g.Bstening in nis es3s, @ss 8 s5seetasse
{ indeed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15
IDAHo's BILL or RIGHTS.
A Clause Against Prep
~rty Qualification Not Required.

RolsE CRY. July H.-The hill Of F.enIs
feTarted TO iae convention yesterday
strikes the Mcrgnea question in guarantee
ing religious freesiom, bas the rciigiGEs
csnse ience shall not tolerate or exercise
acts OF Iieenfiegspess or 5alssify. ps1stessn-
Gus or other rernieious practices ineoa-
sissemt with morality or with the Pesee
a3d xgfets ef TIE state. B9F PERMIT any
person. organization or ssssss'taEiot1 - al
or asses. eoansel oF advise shy feFson ts'
eor.Eais higkxBS, polygssns o. sHy oshsE
frsmH
Il further provides thst 80 property
Qualification r. persaAessbss for voting os
haliinz ossieE: AL nsiss h<tseeu Is aud a.
are subject 81 T4iislary dafF tse IssislsiArs
i 90 rseei annually. cessisSseei OF one ss.fiz-
;ssr from escii e9gn:Y. wafh tuics Shat
aHsatasr of ferres2fs tsfigss. senators ~tii
serve fessr years aud FeYrs ssuistsvss t~e.
CnrrYrasiesns TeFegve fnnca atfsasana IN
the Nd If ssssFtestsst Esrs Fe5sS "a "a 3res :
from fssslfnz, sTssgEiBsksafss sfsa esSE-si.
iassflYsg with parallel hsses-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15
NORTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.
An Article Relating to Corporations
--Provision for the Legislature.

BIsNARcK. July i3.-At today's session of
the constitutional convention large nnm
ber OF proposed articles were presented
Pennington. Howe, Pollock aud Hager
introduced articles providing for eonstitu-
fional prohibition of the manufacture aud
sale ofinfoxicsiing liquors.
Johnston introduced long article with
nineteen sections. relating 10 corporations
Among ether provisions In the proposed
article Is the following: No corporation
should be created nor have It's charter ex-
tended, changed or amended by sHecisl
laws, except those for charitable, ednea-
tional. penal or reformafety purposes,
which are to remain under the patronage
aud control of the state: and he legislature
ls.asl pear ide. by general laws, for the or
gAnizattoB OF ass corporations hereafter 10
be created. Exclusive privileges sso'
taken advantage of are declared invalid
property, aud franchises of corporations
are made subject 10 pabiie use No stecss
nor bonds shall be- issued by aay corpora
Eions except for none Dronsrty or services
actually rendered. The legislature IS EN-
powered 10 alter OF anpul charters, II no
Injustice is thereby done. No efficiaI or
einplose OF any railroad is u rmis To
furnish or supply material for said copper
atiuns Annual reports are 20 be made
public by officials. Railways are declared
ta be common carriers aud su iect to iegis-
iatlVe control. Discrimination aud eNtof'
tion I'm rates shsll he prevented by legis.a-
tive enactment. and just compensation
must be rendered for the public use of
private property.
Parsons, of Roulette comfy, offered an
article making Bismarck the capital and
providing for its permanent location bs
the votes ai the people, and fortht1tns
any expenditure for buildings until per
mancnt location shall I've decided on.
GRAY offered the following article ni
minority representation. Members Of tie
House of Representatives shall consist o.
three times the number ~ the members oi
she senate. The term OF Office stall -
| two Years THREE representatives shalt b
elected in each Senatorial district at tbs
/ first general election held after this coDsti
fn,iosl goes into effect ana eserv two yesr-
/ thereafter In all elections held after fh'
constitution takes effect and every tw.
years thereafter in all 'ectjons OF the repEc
sentativss sforesa each qualified vote
may cast as many votes for one Candidate .
there are Representatives to be elected, .
NAV distribute the same as effns. part
( thereof among the candidates, n he shal
see III, and the candidate FesaeiyiDs th'
I highest number Of votes sha r. elected.
Bartlett wished 10 provide for iegfsla
I tire consisting of two bolses-!-ensfofs Z
b., chosen one from each county. AMI ia
House 10 consist OF sram fis 10 10 men
/ AcrS.
Bartlett also offered "a article 10 cousiae
as fraudulent all ballots par porting "a o
regular party tickets but having 0fhe
names printed iaefeon.
The legislative body idea i rapidly LIS
ing strength and - wiil scarcely hsye heal
ing ia the convention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15

A former colleCe-mats Of Civil ser
vice Commissioner Roosevelt relates
that as a student be was as quick with
his fists as he was with his tOngne
one day at Harvard be Ha= to face j
heavier man ia the gyIa asium and
half a hundred fellows gathered - see
the bout. The other fellow iho8eht
be would be beforehand with the
prompt and agile Roosevelt. and So
while they were siiil shaking hands he
dealt Roosevelt = sharp blow with his
left harlti inst over the ear. shame
shouted the bys,andsss, and then
XIII him, Roosevelt l' sssn.Ash aim
Teddy (" and 50 on Teddy was tbs
only man il the room who remained
apparently finuaovesl tie did noi
speak, be did nog sts5ke. be only
smiled. offered his hand 10 the feliow
again. and insisted rs an ssuphaiss
bsss that they should shake hand
agaiu. THIS done. afald the resound
ing Applause oi the spectators. b,
gave his opponent the worst 4rabb.ns
heshad ever had IN his life.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
safe Crackers Enter y Hardw are
store al Olympia.

psSsFEA, yEiy ia--Ssiagssy uighs >gEas
aa&nasu parties eBfsfes A. faFgs asa4F .
hardware sss.re sRsssxa ssasI hsss ssgf-
sssn ssesses s-ssl1rs m fHe sonEheass eorDsr
81 tn tsilding hy tessisE osf fhs Aassffi
cssversme Then slseY siEsw The siApse 20
,sas sttse asssF ayeEgng iase tns nea A.zs1i-
rseszg az tts battling ssssf xas completes.
They slsfssa TIRE sseasg 8raxsf kssa rrs-
s-grsz4 aesrzsH s. a. ia szSgzSs. ffsSn fissY
drove sFszal ehis@i IN a. the FeP 81 tts
sasa 1eazs. se43sssux To sstssd wsta
shes bags zH3 sssFegsi -s.zA8 oSaS sisa.
sGrrssxh slfei. tAFE 1.e& fssssses
s4s3 sxmiaes7 ID hy . Eass- be %xgssssifsF
tore ere stasef fruss is htssEes. tAr@1fgg Z
h@s ie.n ses ( against TIE shelving AID esEzs
sss~tssx 3ssnnlxsaiag t.
TIE xslg ~ waseAEsTs. hs&yfEs = e@G Esssrs
l!ke sfngs<f. a. a. -. fesfEss5s 70 his szSzs
psn3sszs asss ss~s rrzsssssss4 10 TIC sssseE
tsssn ~ xhz Ssszuss. rs fsrsrtBg sEse Asszsss
ing sas-y wer1 sssEsEf@9 ~ tssx sszfssE 81 I
A.nsrsssx am = EzaAs u af&os faa hsx =
w~ : 81 ssse tsSse dxIszEzx ssFrsN Hssss
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levi stgn lAe.3 Journal.
An Augusta bank cashier recent
ly told me about queer exper-
ience. There came into his bank
.eedy man with wlid look IN his
eyes. y ho said. Il gae&s III take
that money. Wiat money r.
There's SE8yVo ~ my credit here,
ain't there The cashier thought bo
was talking with an escaped iiinate
az the institution aefoss the river.
guess you've made a mistake, sai'i
he Then his yiAitor eyes hegan 10
roll strangely. he rubbed then with
bis hand. and sheepiah expression
came over his face. What shat's
the natter he asked A moment
later Il came Out that the man had
eeen mesfnaFized had been made to
believe he was rich. and had recovered
himself in the bank lie was A. poor
a. poverty bWt hafi al the aen.Asions
Ui being a millionaire for about i've
minutes
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Corner Second and james Streets.
Ne nave In ali parts 81 the City
~rtcH n p'essed show intending Purchasers

ra
hes
trust pardon within
OF End 0s ae
ia
We
Mexican eoraer
haven
The Mediterranean and
Of
Of
wth TIT beauty M
snaiAy
.a0e8rl
Of anosae vhre BOA
.anr.h see h.d himself year
"a he ros exaaite nna o
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S1E pess the seattle 3
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10
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IAsosA. xNsy ia-The falsewsae sesses
nA> ss-ea receives ~ 2 Y wssss. ef thss
sfsy. from sS=savsrrer Tssgy. q Sesstse- ia
eslessgzaeus q shS last Ens.al lsssess,
q TIA fnEa RAISED and SSns "a Seattle.
SE&~xLE. Jaty I.
Haa- 7. VI. ssse Trsssssrvr Rrss4s FnFsa
safsssssA. T.--Fssas >Srs Euar f4sur ~
lae >sil sssSfsar. insas-tssx = ca q iran issg
$50. sis aid 81 ts1 saEserS = o. sss fs,~ess,
1Ex IA fAss ely. las bs<a received II i
impossible ssaT Este ssles{Easeix 10 words "a
express tAe sYssesaf ieesiars cafsrs aix4xs
sx osav EsuFsEe towards the cissxSas ot Ia
coma sov gfsa nElDcumssesi asA ard assist
aaer rcll6eTsss In seg gasssf ssSsa-aitv which
rksentF hS1ell nssr efsY. TIE barriers be
tssen rssar city asa ears have been
hTekssi ssssFc. std can uexxx again se
ersef<ss Hereafter, enly frstesasa feelings
q Il exEs. p txeea ssuy gff7zss1s AMI yssaeS
Very tT9gy Scafs f. =. eaxEs
T~~sStsrzer E-5s.sS s7g.ses "a f-..s.
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NEWS In GENERAL.
Princeton. Ohio, Swept by
Il Wind Storm.
crasaEfrfoS 81 rHE rRssgr.


tsSefNSATI 5stiy IA Tae psaa "a
tFiacesen. Ia hats,F eeRass. ohsa. Ana
sssasG seven miles from fiaMf5on. wS>
aaNN sway bg sesr.Se uiassssagsn taag
SWEPT fh-oaga that section SaasGxv as x
asst,ls. 4acre werp seont fhigtg Aeases.
's'e ss'sInE seNmia ans scaoel 6esssr, iss
ihe scr Al as gone. T'se ssar;a was
sesserSl throughout s2e soetsou afa a4aeh
.ssasa'sSe : rs'5.orset No larsheg partaesss
isrs are yes eAf@smasse. oar 1t i bxilevg.t
snaf 40 1vts were l1si. a.thoaSA severed
persons were Injured
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DEEP WATER coSvsNrioS.
Call Issued for Meeting 81 umahs,
sr Topeka October l.

psSyrs. July it--The following letter
has been matted "a ) A. Garrett Heutan
Teas Champion 8 Chase, uaaha, Neh. !
Howeil Jones Topeka. kan. James NJ
Pierce. Des Nolnes. Ia j. II. Afnarpng.
-, Ioais, 4. P. sasrels. Pine 3 un, Ark.s
p T. WsFreB. Cheyenne; Ky ". = stevens,
Tafsaa. A T.: = Widen. Heassr. utahs
" N. Griffin, santa fe. \. 81 ali oi
whom are sics presidents 81 tha tersioie
deem wafer committee, ana siialFneii 81
their respective state committees.
DSHvEg. Iuiy u
Tleay SIR II has been Afgt8 that an
interstate deep water eooyeUisan - csliesi
e. meet ia Dmshs ~ Tops Ia alses;t the lst
Of ttctnistr rext Please exnraSe Enur view s
= ganilug sh9 gapedsencr 20 holding 80 y
q convention. and aiae express shuf choice
~ inca ion ss between the tae plscsS na a.
Jiantd Please reply ~ al early date, and
oilJige yours tsuiy J0Hs EE&sz
President inisfssats Deep Wster Com
miifee.
Alss-ef HsE4gEEv
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ENfsssl4 pas .f-1ftsi &fti@tafstt-
Among the applicants for 4 mar
riags license in the orphans court VAS
a nicely y-siFessed Young man- The
usual question, We're ysu ever "a ar
yis.I ssesoFs wss asked and the reply
came. "i.s Hos wxs the nazF-
rizgs dissolved continued tiss clerk
'sOh, pretty well. was the odd answer.
s'Is8 your vile die p4tsuess Mr..
Baker Yes thgr's What ! Euw8Bf ~
saw. She died six months ag@ TIE
clerk trlea to keep = straight face &s
be filed oas the license hlank
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gssen tineiunas ana BFackiga wAs stop
ped a. TIE end az fhs fourth inning ~
heavy wind an1 d faiuaoTm. score. C4n-
cluuafi {. Hfo4lklYu 3.
IogIssiiLH. Sally IA 50 gssne en ae-
r5nEt ~ FRta.
~ l0psa, 1sig "a -sL iawis p 3 s'fiaors
.a
KaNsAs ciES. Jay ll-Eaasas Ci{y n.
Ataletfcs /
s&S fBANcfsi 0. 1u}g "a Al 3s Halgh'
stsesi h&srh&A xfoaua fnis aftsfBoaa ihs
8ariiEsion a8i Report eiufs played 9
eieseiy eDnissf.d game, SIZE ssk1sf winning
Fesrfeen iHulags 9eFe played safs he
Fn3rs. %. EufluRfaa, q
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PlTTerE na. July I8 iss3 it.f.si, q hedY ~
ssfaF 81 The eaFntf ol Center aVenae snd
sabo street. 81 ihs gill disifst. canseg by
sfeFs aisssf a - 3. aFosatMa tNo gaen aitd
5nsAr8HE three sfaers Iae4s Aatags NFs
KsEleG~J8na la aai wears. aNmNf
rsess AuafgR MHsgse0T. aged - Yesys
faArgiea Injured Egbess MeaH sbes&&sl
ard arm hrokau age iuluFaa INTERNALLY
y NSiisam ~ CiRF aqf sgl badly asui SD
stsgaf fba head aud f.s8y assa if51fsd ia'
ssfnRffF. NAY Fsesf f-fDFeT. 4fsss fh BE
farsnay. slightly bgallsfd aAd eais. #Hi issi
sss~ssss4efE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15

ST. HglESA. esi. }uIv ls-tsiaeeus
Sieses swtss. 10 years o'a working st the
Franco ssiss eelisT la TIE valley. was bls-
Ten on The fsee while asi~sp ysSfersar tsy =
sAfge spider He az oglce walked ;u town,
saw physician ard obtained something
IN reduce the fnsaaE IN Afsua sna NVnf to 4
hotel for breakfast. White there he Nas
asksd what bad hspeu hia, aud felt the
his friend. aad he told hisn IL urink -ome
brandy 81 once, - he sazssp time handing
hiln quart hattie fuO. Nfesss drank ths'
entire quart ef bFsa.y and fsaI hack in his
chair dead drunk. from which he never
Atsnse. H. died tonight sss the ssraEser'S
inFy brought in yrraicg OF s{ssfh ffvsgs
aie.eh.,atSs,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15

II Is problem in Nomtana boa and
where Eo procure and stoN away for
sausmev ass saff.cserAt water tDs fais-
ing and irrigation parFsuses. and ste
naiioslAa ssssrFnmsns has undertaken
20 solv- il. A corps ei Engineers has
been sent 30 survey and examine tie
facilities soF bnisding reservoirs ansi
estimate the water supply. Tee RAIN
saai kfs4s sxAe8ss aas a4~ss very saszli
4ssd rl2rsr ssAsnzrx h&s ssrezs asaskus&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15

Psciric GROVE, cal., ju'y IA The ienta
annual assembly ~ the Pacific cosss
branch OF the Chsnfaaqaa Literary aud
Scientific CIgeie vii! eleS. shgs evening
The ASSEMBLY hall was crowded
81 this nssrnius's service. Rssiiors
Il ". aarrcu, u tsalaratsa. de-
!iyereSs the sermon, sitter 4shica $3.50
WAS raised BY collection ~ eosap, ete al.
dirienai rossIas iu the assembly. The ses-
slan uf The Cha5tauqus slYcae Ghis year has
been decided success The attendance
has been large. sud mafke interest has
tvt y shown hx the MN ts.rs r.. III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15

SAN FsSScIsee, July lS.--The trial trip OF
the Oceanic steamer Australia, running
today. which proved very siaetessfui The
Australia went out afoG. FIVE miles sns ayl
Ser return speed of seventeen knots with
sgxty-seyen revolutions WAS alta ned
Vita the exception ~ her hun. She has
been almost entirely remUsIlsa, Sse.0el
having been exisXa1s.si Or her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15

PoETLANp, July Il - Mr. t'hsrles T.
Leland, formerly of the Clarendon hotel.
Saratoga. agsd the Deisvsn house, Alhany
n. Y, has been engaged A. manager ri the
new hotel aud has Ia en charge oi ittline
and furnishing the establishment. Ne Is
Hnt lilniied in regard to expease aud VIII
endeayor 10 meet the requirements oi the
propriStars aid make the Portland one Of
tlle htst hulels an tho ccnNf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-15

SAN Francisco, July I8.--Follaw ring i a
forecast of Oregon and Washington
weather TIL 2. N. tomorrow: For Oregon
and Washington territory. Fair weather.
with the exception 0f light rains In the
western p0rtiaa.frnm Portland nor hwsrsl Z
eocier ia eastern portions, slightly warmer
In the western portion.