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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-28
sharp Tricks of Reporters.

The newspaper correspondent at
Nso1r, who gained a position behind
,s. ,Aair of Emperor William ut the
rerent banquet by Disgusting himselfas
,caitpr. was able TO study the royal
yisjfor at short range, but he can hard
u claim the merit or originality. He
arilertly borrowed the bright idea from
similar exploits of the American re-
Npw-Yorkcrs win remember the
dinner that Mr.. Low Of Brooklyn gave
toR. b. Hayes, a quiet and elegant
affair. of which Mr.. Low didn't want
any newspaper mention. One of the
walters was a newspaper reporter,
who took the spread all in and gave
the world the benefit
4 few wears ago when Chicago de-
hult4d in paying interest on its bonds,
the Finance Committee Of the Common
Couucfl had conference with COM
wittce of the New York creditors. The
greatest pains were taken toinsGre the
secrecy If the proceedings, but all the
same two newspapers next morning
printed two columns apiece of the dis
cD,sion Two reporters had crawled
under the City Hall and found a knot
hole In the floor of the committee
room. 10 which one of them applied
M, ear while the other took notes.
a secret meeting in sherman
House parior Of politicians who were
planning campaign was reported
So column length in a Chicago news
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-28
4 Dark Conspiracy.

Gomge-"I say, Gus, that cad De
R'ed is after .hat girl Of yours hot and
heavy and he'll get her if You don't
Look ont hear he is going TO the
episcopal. church tomorrow in order
to make q good impression on the old
folks"
GHs Oh no! That's his game, is
TIT block that pretty quick The
need maor of chat church is a particu-
# friend of mine"
'HH. usher can't keep q visitor
"Aouaod to. That girls mother is
a most enthusiastic chuchwoman
~. Fo.saw, and the girl herself is
much the same. All need do
:. give the head usher wink and
-'' Hn TO show De Rich into a front
pew
H.a. Scott. That wiz be nm honor. =
E.#attcr. DE Rich Knows moth
the episcopal service and
#o one In front OF him he'll
nany awful bluuder. getting
sitting down in The wrong
'Aat Tine girl and her mother
dIe 81 modification for fea
a ~l-' lind outthey know him.
H..E HIrlyH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-28
Queer Claims.

Boston lire insurance adjuster
= mn TO the North End to adjust a
9'"' Russian Jewish household,
II. astonished when the mistress
.s. Iouse put in claim for two
a-I.r pillows weighing sixteen
is.,~ -I. each which She had brought
o'- f-5m the old country and valued
~ birhly. Sixteen pounds struck
w., ntGerconsiderable Tor pillow
Pun ,[.;gb. but she was sure she was
Z md was grieved when the loss
sailed down materially This
,. 5diuster went TO another house,
,''- I,ba woman there, a Yankee house
;f. rtve him list Of the articles
9' .' Under wearing apparel was
Fl. fsm: MY husbands leg, SO. :"
..l,,t saw your husband this morn
r.. : said the udjuster, 'and he was
~ aobt." sOh, said his wife. lit
. .~ 6is spare leg The adjuster re-
t,.eI 10 call it wearing apparel, and
-, shore was no other classification for
,5s article the insurance wasn't paid
Wv This ought to be Of interest to
Lever, Of artificial limbs who may
a.nk that they are insured.-Ac0 York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-28
Equal TO the Occasion.

Chamcy NJ. Depew had an expert
enee with am authenticated Buffalo
girl which he relates with much relish.
he spoke there during the campaign
at the great Music hall When he ar
rived 40 the stage-door on the evening
OF the meeting, accompanied by the
committee Of reception, he found his
iugru,, barred by a dude, who was the
companion OF a handsome girl with
rga .aIr The dude seemed to be re-
d0ega % condition of abiect des-
pair and woful helplessness. but the
1nHog lady had her wits about her.
She lId con, Mr.. Depew, ! do want
o. lur YOU 50 badly. and the house is
crowded full, and Charley has tried
everywhere, aud I'm afraid can't get
jnn 'ue To hear you The orator
Ws equal To- the occasion. THEY'LL
Md.r begin the proceedings without
me- be said as he took her by the
arm and gently pushed her in front Of
Am on TO the stage, 'and if YOU 90 in
from. 81 me YOU viii be sure to get
there and In good season. There was
-.lI, A.r. Depew thinks, who win get
aah tUe world without any assistance
nom amy oue,-NctD York. Press.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-07
HOUSES AND LOTS.

BROOK ST.-Tw0 lots aud five-room
house. two blocks from electric car line.
t2.5Go; easy termx
LOMBARD ST.-Iot and f,veroon house
on Lombard street near John, 1850.
SIXTH sT.-Two lots q the northwest
corner Of spring xnd Sixth streets, fncIud-
Ing dne residence. $4,000
SIXTH sr.--ons hundred and twenty
feet square and fsc-room house. with
large amount OF small fruit, Il northeast
corner Pine and sixth streets. ss.oo0
EOURTm sT.--seven-room hard finished
house. and One sishtiy lot on east side Of
Fourth. between spring and Seneca. q. 600.
TWELFTH ST. Choice residence and
full los, corner Twelfth and Pins. Mag
nIAoent view and one Of the best ar
RANGED residences In the city, $3.50.
KING ST. Lot and sighsroom hard
fnisAei houss on king near Tenth. H.ooo
TWELYTH ST. Good housc ana TWO
lots. northeast corner Twelfth and Howell.
S.oaa
TENTH ST.--sigaifiy LOT and new seven
room house On upper side OF Tenth street.
betweea Dearborn, and Charles, a2.7oo.
wAsHEyGTOS ne Two new HARDIN
Ishea. wcslbuilr seven-room houses on
Washington stsust Near Twelfth; s2,5oo
each.
LAKE UNION = Toarsroom houze and
fne, sish.iy lot near Lake Un5on. on the
electric ex line. slkoo
JACKSON sT.-'rpo lots and three room
house aoush 81 Jackson street. near
the lake. H.lso.
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To-DAY's CONVENTIONS.
Delegates Gathering = Candidates
From the Several districts.

A number Of delegates yesterday ar
rived In Seattle to be present 1t the Repub-
iican conventions ior districts Is, 10. 90
and "A. 10 begin az IL 4. IA. to-day. The
conyentiors viii be held IN Elks' hall
and Pythian ball. Frye's opera house
block. .wo in each hall. The session Is
not likely 90 last long. ui there will be
little business 10 transact beyond ergAns-
satton, appointment OF candidates and
ether committees. the ELECTION OF dele
gates 10 the constitutional convention, and
the probable passage OF resolutions. All OF
the sessions VIII probably be called TO
order by Chairman Aiberison OF the county
central committee. and the others by mem
hers Of the committee designated by him.
There is little doubt that the recon-
nsendasion Of the territorial central com
nliftee that bat two candidates be nomt-
mated IN each district VIII be adopted.
The n2taex CT candidates for delegates 10
be prcsenis q to- day for fhss consideration
OF the contention viii be numerous,
though the position 10 one of honor more
than OF eaaolnments In district No. -,
which embraces precincts !, 2. 8 aud Of
Seattle, the names Ut pr. !. T. Minor. III.
II. Holmes, +. r. Dver, HARRY White aud Z.
r. Carroll have been mentioned, and
netive work has been done for each Of
them. Mr. White. however, is nos a eandi-
date. though canvas msl6e Of the dele
gates Yesterday developed the fact that he
possessed 4oasiaerabfe strength. He
stated that bis business Interests would
nos allow him 10 accept II he Was elected,
aud be thessfsre wItAdraws bis name from
tie race.
In district No sih consulting OF the re-
naming four ne4ttae pFcciaets. tie choice
seems 20 hetwtcn Judge ]. p. Hoyf, Judge
Orange Jacobs. l.. h. Anarsws aud john r.
klnaear
Morgan McrTszis, 81 Biaek Diamond, and
George W. Tlt5etfs. of Gilman, are men
toned froYn county sissfFisf No "a, though
IL eenuos be asserted that either is actively
IA the kei6 as = candidate
Ia district No. Is, which. consists oil Is
land sEd kits6p counties. and Green River.
suhnyozie. inlon. Slaughter, N&shon,
White River. Bsy View, Renfuu. Kent and
Dawsmish precincts fgein King county.
no candidates are urging their Claims
Tne delegates from this ,isStrses will meet
in caucus in Chairman lAlksffaon : ozfsce
in the B0sesa bscSk. at Il this morning.
thss they may determine apon two eandi.
dates. This action Is takfn that the hasi.
aess of tAe regular session saay DC buried
through with. q number OF delegates being
xrxsoas 70 return aene to day. Il is
likely that orc candidate viii be named
from kltssp and the ether frazn isEsnd
caHntS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-07

The Belliugham Hay 6 NaviSation
Company offitsais were In good huninr
yesterday over the prospect Of hnishsag
their railroad from Seattle to New West
minister, tiSssapne of flsss niles The
sam of IS. 90 having been promised BY
the representatives 81 the Esstsrn syndl.
dfcats who have spout several weeks IN
looklss over The PROPOSED Hue Of shs road.
This Rad. when il 10 finished. will xise
seattle connection with the Canadian Ia
elite railway.
In talk with ar. Eugene Garfield
president OF FAC aselllugham Hay Railway
& Navigation Company yesterday 81 VIA
learned thsf the gentlemen senf eat uy the
Eastern syndicate have made their fsrert.
ghieh strongly Indofses the country aud
the management Of iee reng, The report
has been seen hy Mf. caufleld. IN this
report the SO 80. 600 nenessAfs 70 eausplefe
the road ffpm FestsIe ia New Westminster
Is recommended ID bs aayaaced 20 the
eulapeny. Ills expected that the saosiss
viii be ready within very short filas, aud
then soEk win be somsatnssd oil asonf
the line.
The porsscsa Of the line between seattle
and Whsfc0m IL ninsy-eigaf mslee N
lens III. ard from whatccm 20 tbs British
ColuEahia lire Is 9iis. or . total Of li9'a
miles Al 81 go per nile the ils'e mites
Wouid cost a. ~ so The 49le taiIts
frum the British gelumbsa slne to New
Wcstrainssef ss SO GO per mile would cost
faaH0eo This added 81 che coss ef tss
1t9t, lailes makes total az Ss,N7 soc
Thesa wers the estimates faate ny ffssi
dent Eugene rapheid The representa-
tiyex pf the Eastern sFIiaseate cut thss
apwn 20 &. 50, go. ct touk Of SIS .see fFur
ais Ssfisuase
The cxpeFfA a. fhe syndicate carefully
examined tsse flsnber aud sSsotssees alons
fAe flne 90 ne Rad egad Sfxfsts cred thai
Mr, tanflclds estimates fell Gar Beneath
their sgn Mr. Saaaeid ststes that hh
estimates 4sefe pssfpsssefy made small Il
oree< thai he fs.ixht ack be accused q
cxRNre satfeu. Ga ore Portion ct the fead
fr,sA certain POI at - another iseinI NJ
Cant}nla estimated tkas shete were l,ssk.
e0.e<Q feet rs timber. The experts Of Us
syndicate locked ever tie tract IN question
and reported that flaeFe we've ssa0.t tsssss
feet ia Il
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Mood MG1xne6o v~r - n7ec15ans--
x01uom = - wov~nn1x
-. - e - -
s.. z q ~ Z q -
re1en pe3n<<ooakrxa md b<zszcem 4 scfs
r11HR< q II rr<z6ees<5usss 4 $500
- <u1SS5f,S' - 3 sSs.ss~-,. 49, -.
- = :. - 9 - 8 = -
~ 4 4 /. = % 49, Iox IL mpe0p<-
39eu< ~ ~ 45feEH xfve< fpmd. wna xfonfe1
- - oDpxUg(@nftoa VII - <rnruxe<l
a - 1890 "a .ss.s. -.ss..s-.-- =. 5. :.
- q - e - - - - =
- - 3 - - q o. 10 "a
- - - = Eeuo1u toad,
49, - q 80 - s1Sef une enxbef
49, I. ~ =. ;. - s1sFUkU{x nd 41HN
4Psz 49, sznsx 5 f<s10 f9ua zf7z tas ausouu:
e7sz,..s j 49, - - 30zK aAk been e7rs.
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Last WIN B1eGnppuNof-A1nI1I6 ~.
! eeen &c rraan1 8 = =. 1SI11z
1 x 81 - s. -. 80. =, g 81 s.,
- !. - - - = - ~ =. zs'
- ta<1exsSe Ae<e1s. = - - Azz
4exd. Fnnuk WAss&- km114z4 q IL
t<c<<1euk H5et p<&f<fam II IL u0nr4 ~
te<4<ry ~ e1minf9x1kf1m, xzn<3nx 80 IA
TIE hen< q hiD D,uw1e1He ~ Viz N
6fe6 1mskee1&e 3m1eH 0ok9xn fenxn<1 -.
sexszwy sAax she hxfs let ! ufH ana imsne.
411{ ms ex<<n1t6 Is Ma Hnxsh o. Anr5i
s, Only Gve eay4 5efnRn her d<nsA. Sn{3
kiayes ~ her esfn1e xn<114a As lE<0 10 h<f
SIX children. SCARE ana xAzr< Azxke. Win
the exnepsznn III tseu cowx and essh akhes
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Ne ONE TO pRosKcurE.
Gambling Cases Dismissed by Jus
tice Miller.

The gambling eases In which Eugene
Was aud Marx Norton were siefendaass
were dismissed In Justice Miiier's eanrt
yesterday because tAeze was no city asfor-
ssy psesens 80 prosecute them.
These Easn we're arrested sss the nj
raid on the ". l. ~ saloon. when large
amount Of gambling psxaphernsila was
also captured TIC easesl were corEsnned
from fsnae - Ssuie and we're
finally sea for hearing 81 5 e'eloek yester-
dAy. when thai hour arrived the fsu de-
tendssts we're presaas rs person ard b.
ccanses and demanded i=Esl bat TIE city
attorney fsiies 10 sppes<. Justice Miller
hea8 tsssa tsns4s4 cefecs.. and, a. the paf-
IL pfcsseusag fsflsa 70 xApN ap ~ that
time, be dismissed Ia cases and dis
eh&rgsd tse psfs0ner&
TIE sahiss sfs4 nttser rilratng tsoss we're
returned % she s.saseu@ 'rsse police are In
dsgaxnt OVER sisa outcome at this trial and
s&s that 4 i ssetess 20 make raids Hpca
gaming nsnssss Il She lsasH arrested xTs
as.axe3 - 20 frae b. aeiansg
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rAssKSeER LISTS.

0rsgoE 4 Caiisarns Passed MAssor,a
Mrs. A. wE7kisson. Mrs. York. Charles
xfnshsr. G. s. ssos1Ars. Mrs Ellen
Ms Fisher, r. GF4nsa, Mr.. Wilkinson
Iohn r saith ats1 wlik, W. T. ssGIrr sxz
wsEm. Mrs. Switzerland and son. A. J.
Barrett ard y -. G. AiEzxI3n and ussS
!. 4 EuTyss. Il g. Eern s'a2a. T. w. SrsstArrs
i. a. aeM IL esas. G. 4 Enrnest. : flns0a
{. III Ear1sss Mrs- Nsyers, r e. Hszrew
c. W. RaaE son. Sslile Ilnvssle. J. E
wigsf, A. ! Nccorasek and wife. 5. kosei
rc<. AMI 81 nzy hye slmsErazex-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-07
CHIEF Josiah COLLINS.
he IL Ra- Elected by the ftremxn by
a sfai Gritty Of TIA yotes-

The election held yesterday sor shisf .
Tia tire department. was much snsessE than
ihe election ~ one year sgo. ard the ssfsz
gis fer the position was net ness - All
nssed. s.he ouly two canasdstes were ths
pres~n, sncamhana. Josish Collins. H., sas
C. Kellogg. shs ex-ehiel Mr.. Kellogg cais
announced his eaEdfaacs rahlirly las
SATURDAY.. bat his friends EAiiies. strength
to hss support ard Nc resolved q very fsst
sersne vote
Two haadrea and slxfs~aae hAll1ts wers
east, .nd of sAeae Collins received sisS
kelless a, A0d enc Was thrown oes a
fore ia
The returns ~ the ssecsiea sserV eegtifle<
90 ~ tho city sis * lass nigb. aud viii
canyssSea BY the soane1l. which has 4 :
pewvr So adopt or rvieSt the result al 4 j
election. 81 its meeting fraGss night tr
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ONE MORE BRICK.


Judge a. Il Palmer has completed a.
Engagements for the cor strusiion Of hi
fourstorv brick buiiiiisg on the north,
west corner 81 Front aud Pike streets. ans
this morning sdssrtises for bids for the
completion OF tue entire sfractt There
will Be three stofiee en- the ground door
ali facing Sr6pt street. aad the basement
win hc divided into tao compartments
with openings from the walk. About ~
well lighted osfiee Fx3fsls win make NJ shs
three upper stories. Tie cssaensions AZ
eaxsa
The aschlssctusl appearance Of tbs
hulIaing will be very handsome rae
front Of the first story viii ~ eatlsety %
ssasae AID the three upper stories wiE pre-
sent an exterior of brick with stone trina
Esings. square plate glass wiHssows. gal
yantxesf iron panels. etc. CaE Stone arches
win kurmount the entrances on The EEx
foor. aud one corner viii Dc adorned By ~
ocsasnn. The hufsdiny will cost about So.
co cad win be finished IN spoa; four
months The plans were drawn by Archi
tcct Hefhersngfon.
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ACRE TRACTS.

LAKg UNION -rsrty acres north Of IAks
Union. $3.50.
yAcKE0x sr.--riseaers tracts soufh Of
Jscks1s street. BAoo and E,EDo.
MADISON sT.--Five acres south Of Msdi-
son ssrxt. ss.mo
s0E1m ~ TnE uII--Twe snd oue-haIs
acres s0rzh Of os&en Anne Town, g2Ha
ACHE TRACTS Single acres In Days
acre gardens nortk Of Lake Union. Ssa6
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BEAUTIFUL sOUyENIR,

The Lowman & Hanford. sfationer and
Printing Co, are about 10 pnblish touv
euif Of Seattle, which promises to be faI
superior 20 any previous publication OF IL,
kind. 1t will contain some OF the inexi
views Of the surrounding scenery, logging
camps and hop fields, together with lasexi
and most creditable business blocks, hoapi
tais and schools. with three panorama
views OF the city and harbor.
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hoard OF TRADE.
Furtheranee Of the Plan OF fncsr-
uernfion.

EufFHGrABtE B8 tHt FIEH OF fHEkF-
peFation-
The regular weekly meeting Of the Board
Of Trade was held yesterday morning.
President 6ssarsx h. Acsir in she chair
Secretary Kisiingsr presented report Of
bills paid. whaeh was referred 30 an ~ lii.
lac com msttee. consisting Of Aessrs.
Pamphrey, BegE and Broek-
The question II incorporating the Beard
next earne mp Who ought 90 De the seven
trustees 90 cogsros the Sssrss was diseased
at length II wss finally discovered thai
the articles of incorporation empower the
niue fErcrpnsAfors 70 select the seven
trustees The election Of the oftifeys OF
the corporation wAx therefore postponed.
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THE DENNY HcTEL~ "A meeting OF The
directors OF the Denny Hotel COMPANY
was held ON saturday. ~ which time Il
WAS anticipated that the contract foI
building the hotel would be si9ned
Everyrhing was not quite ready and 80 TIE
signing OF the contract went over I'll
Wednesday James Parks, the contractor
has already piirch ased IN brick necessary
10 finish the hotel. IL the weather contin,
mes dry for q period OF seven days the grad
IL n will be fiflizhed
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IL VIII p&y yea 30 sttena oar big en-
hses6sxy sale. TIE prices zre setHalsy car
Ia zmgss tas largest asscFzzaRsaE ygu tan faz-
aezne ~ select tram car prices W. Slg-
l.i2se NaQ. EslESfER CiEAEY.
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Personal.

Mr. fhesass n. caYsnsaga, editor eli
OLYMPIA f&rsssan. IL ia The city.
NJ. Jaech Haas, mae host et the Z
chants hctei, forfaaas. Is Ia SeAgtiaf
visit
United states Marshal Hsfailton 81 81
a walls Walls. In attendance npoSe
Court tAere
Mr.. ". e. nm, 81 wzxhingtcr. II. ~
registered 4 tatss Occidental he We-
main for ssslac tiBse
NJ ". II. Ssrret. saSnzersy a fosarsf e
seattle. rasssd through she city ySaay
en- raate -. his FsA.h on Nhixfsy izi1.
Mr.. gaHass Il Cotton. sssyaaee rsitsnt'
ast1se II Masssas lsaa1Ss axs. = the
city The sezxsss &1A sppesT hf.se ~
&oGaSs lfS ssateg MeTFfaiex a fu8s-
tics es Sssatsss .ssay 5tannersnE1 en-
ICe SSisv IN "Maeaafh =
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- sAsssfisy ef 90 - lGna VIA
O. R>s~ee svsssss-

A9sn1nx oe4nzpk nA4 6eF<5cPed fhnx VIII
shed ~ Hxn< - III nenne - uA1rA r.
n 6f1oex me4 Nj senah sn<xrdav aetexrrnn
:. -. - -. - - ~e LIS
s s - = =. aAse eee1 co1nAnt-
$500 wakns 80 tne eody = = be sAipped
Essk II seems sefx14d heYond rcoepuah5e
doux TIT the nax,< a ,Ae 70 |. =
Hfbrr
DBL S,rssh ur.,e :. p.,.* 49,
anasx morning. nd held ~ ansopey ct
xne reE&irs a c1zes frpm s2t1libre
ylk>0s Hax txsund ID khe kfxsz1 cso<5s IA sAe
berk ess ts.e skui7 ne fx..s<s. 81 80, 49,
z. sAn sr--ss.s 80. e-..,s - - -
,.-sss, 49, = = $50 s'1s 'Asss y
1Ae tnsnest wss feSunsd sfter The bold.
Ing o. the Aneorex. Dr. smith unx fhe ousy
witness rxsra;rzcx1 n xt.r~.s III & 49, =.
h.s 1900 -. f.<-r go -. $ = -
es-s -. 4. - s1e s4s1 = - -
vpSa. 8 49, s1e MP nAa saaeaus0 Ise
$685. shs cAse ixx fsN nsnnfsz sor>
Get wxs rsaefzed lnsitns taSt TIE deceased,
q Alesr. bad come - hls death ~
= - nazas 81 pAsfy q parties rnkrcwn
20 x1e 7ery.
IaeSe vas GOOD deal oi exci:emcnf IN
zsrsssr VS. eozznlsses. and want sczae~
osdy punished for tss crime. 4 nnznber
g g esltzens ro,lla He fpnn1 Who wanted
ne usinnsA boys lzksn INTO russodF
l1N seuesA1 oraE1ou. however. - 1h4k the
snxink zen were - 10 Way CONNECTED WITH
.sas Hussasss nas nat Sasy asfs9 simply ~
1sss.,s Z. - ssas el .as &c., msn
laey resumed y sass city sundss morn
sa8
10 DS1$ 81 c&tokr WGz inferred ySSff{-
an3 3iserAooa ~ Z ocloek In sSzx$le
1917 1870 Amonz - snsSEs va found
reuzas fskssIeF xecet{f senf 70 Rob sslner
Sx.1slss from ~ saioefs uretn Bay.
,s.,,' va s. ~. Us soIoaes Aerxsa
conrlAusa snaE possibly soMsfhing ceuld
ee ioun9 oHt eorcernIng tbs dead man by
sesegl spniag g Ms stlfsf Ihix idea wns
s1feAx. neneu ~ iEs<sr written In GerxaAn
tfvn 1feen Bay ana s1Kaeu ~ one Hezzase.
rhseA VS. foHna "a the deceaSed Also
Inc wrstef expresses . hope thai the de-
ssc mSsa rssa hsn ns amy u, Doss
certain could be learned from i. ~ the In
tsfpzetef Mas not go0d one Accordingly
Safoner Morgan forwarded dispaxeh to
Mrs * SlIber, stating the circumstances.
Later IN the day IN answer came directing
tnas the body Be snsprea East. This wiz
sna emhalmed.
win The purpose To- learn something
about silber since his arrival here . re-
porter Of the PatT-lNTfLLI6ENcKx
made . tour Of the different room
INK and lodging houses in the
city yesterisy afternoon. AZ the
streets Il VAS learned that man whose
description sallies with thas OF silhe1 pub
iished IA Sundays paper WAS missing from
tho house. This mans name, Mrs. John
son. the lAndlAdy stated was not n. x.
siioer but Robert springer. She stated
"a - 49, Ils nef IAas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-07

FsR SOUTH ANEsycAx TRADE. MesSrs
foEgley & Crane, late OF san Diego, arr in
the city. looking for location 10 embark
Ia business. These gentlemen talk OF
going into the lumber exporting aud hard
wood importing business here. 1hey pro-
pose 10 ship PlSet sound lumber 10 south
american ports and 70 bring hack carxoes
OF hard wood from there. such as mahog-
ony, efe. They feel certain that large
business would be built up La this wsy. q
the demand for soft timber Ii large in
south America. while there Is ready sale
for hard timber In this country amoug fur
nifure manufacturers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-07

Il. &c 3. - Sc s.e, 70. Sc ~. fase. TIC. fse,
aze, a4e. Ise. sse. lie. sse. lea ssss A sssg tos
81 en- hfel6exses waFtn deanss Al the sale.
CAeSter Clear
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-07

GuEsss eF xiE cpVSrg. -~Sessr sssfa~
Es<eised two guests f7cm slang skssss>
day. Gpen commitments es xaf hsss'
aAey wefe 8ssesa Esnswss. eh&rret I eseszs'
.s1astkng : uatssness bs sHesrsaf4 sssss
] rs efs tAe psshile street and ssa s1
pa xsl.Sn. aud ssnaes nssramfa s<S.sS
'or dispensing spigisgsas sIQaof Ha4ssas.
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WATER 'FRONT.'.

FULL BLOCK or eight lists sssth 81
he hsrrsl fhrtsEy. Fsur lets nee wsser
street ~ fsar hsve water frontage, eaz.
ring riparian nights $sosooa
ONkLOT- With rissrisn rights IN North
ern addition. adjoining Johnson's min.
GlO0o.