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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
BREvITIEs.

DR.. York speaks nc Frye's opera
house this evening on What Is
Truth %
Mortgage Loans: Home Fire Insur-
ance Co.. Front and Madison streets.
Telephone $50.
A plat OF Hyde Park addition tsb<le
city of Seattle. was filed Mlh the
county auditor yesterday.
Licenses 10 wed have been issued for
O. Il. Nelson OF Whatcom and Miss
Augusta Johnson of Seattle, Ed
Bachell and Lydia r. Tinkham, both
OF Seattle.
James Redmond was fined $40 and
costs ia Justice Miller'S court yester.
day for over.driying, beating and 9TH
erwise abusing a horse belonging TO
John Langston.
Mr.. Harris Brown has Withdrawn
from the firm of Biekerton & Brown.
the aurtioneer firm OF Commercial
street. and Mr. Edward G. Biekerton
viii continue the business.
Judgment was rendered bv Judge
Burke in favor OF skies Il Co. against
James w. Smith for 1913 ON note
given in 1855 and secured BY chattel
mortgage on the Bljou theater.
A. =. Freeman was yesterday APP
pointed guardian of the estate of Phil
Francis, the insane coiored man, by
the probate court. He will file bonds
in the sum of $500 on Monday.
Edward q. Bickerton, aucnoneer,
will sell tomorrow at 10 a. M, at his
rooms. $40 Commercial street, oranges.
lemons, bananas. lines, coeoanuts,
peanuts, figs. almonds. dates. prunes,
cabbage, potatoes, cheese and tea.
Declarations of intention have been
filed with the clerk of the district
eon-t by Camil Adam and John
Dempsey u Great Britain. Christian
Ludwig George Beck and Constan-
tine Mitchell OF Denmark. and Louisa
e. Nelson of Norway.
For bargains in West Seattle prop
erty call on ]. Compton & Co, IIsIs
James street. We have bat few lots ,sll
cleared. level and desirable location.
viii positively sell cheaper than any
property now held in West Seattle
Call at once and learn particulars as
10 terms. etc.
The hearing OF W. W. Bennett, who
was arrested Friday night for obtain
ing money under false pretenses on
two baggage checks. was continued in
Justice Miiler's court yesterday 10
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, Bennett fur
nished bonds i'm the sum OF $50 for
his appearance at that time and was
released
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KINGS ArroETToSmENT.
Tho Constitutional Delegates to
which she County viii be Entitled.

Under the act of congress providing
for the admission of Washington into
the Union, the territory is To be divid-
ed into . districts. in each OF which
three delegates are to be elected 10 the
constitutional convention to be held at
Olympia. commencing July 4. In or
der TO make the appointments as just
as possible To every county I'm the
territory, Secretary 0wings has re-
quested the auditors TO prepare and
forward to his Office diagram OF their
respective counties, showing the loea-
ton tas near as practicableD and name
and number OF each precinct in the
county. together with the total vote OF
each precinct at the last general cleo
ton.
In response 20 this request Deputy
Auditor Twichell has prepared an
elaborate map of King county, show
ing plainly the exact locations of each
Of the 81 precincts, the polling place
and the vote east in each for delegate
TO congress at the last election. It il
not known how the apportionment
vii! be made but il is estimated that
the vote of King county. 6isi, will en-
title IL 10 az least nine delegates
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The Gable Road

According TO the terms of the franchise granted
company by the City Council cable Madison street
the lake the road be completed Broadway by
july 90 the franchise viii be 5000
cash deposit made with the city clerk by the company
dence OF good faith These positive
pany viii forfeit valuable franchise do So
there Others who ready
chise and push the road rapidly completion The
Fred Sander OF the directors and most active members
the cable company purchased $4,000
property half mile beyond the Renon addition
indication which shewd take into con-
sderaion There possible question the
ing of cable road Madison positively assured
there is possible question that addition
will sell for from to three prices the first
hundred 10 be sold the
road
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c0IuDED At THE CROSSING.
The Engine "Hyaek~ Runs Into
q Freight Train.
rs~ r,ocpmotive Turned Completely
oyer and a Fox Car Thrown
Prom the Track

ahout o O'Clock last night a col
s;s:on occurred at the crossing Of the
p.,yat sonnd shore and the Columbia
80 puget sound railroad tracks. =
s.r feet south of the flag house az
5 .:ors u,erciai street, between the little
srgiue Hyack. used on the coal
s..,rkers incline, and q Puget Sound
shore freight train.
The freight train consisted Of five
al and four box cars that were being
r.saled down the track by the switch
engine TO 9 part OF the Portland
s-aiyi,t. sbich was TO leave in q fex
.r;ns,ts<. IL was backing slowly and
res within about twenty feet OF the
ssosxsag. when a brakeman on the for
~syd car saw the little locomotive fiy-
rs ao.n the incline towards the same
THE engine was also backing and the
.rein,er discovered the approach of
~ srsin Fast as he was crossing Com
-.,srriaI street, not mere than 10 feet
sss-a the crossing. There was then
- t,sae 10 stop either the engine or
- freight. They both reached the
.-cesfng at the same time. and the
- Il the engine struck the forward
r~rea the front end near the corner.
lark Mcdonald. the engineer.
;suped from the cab just as the COLI
sps came and escaped with a
~ bruises on the shoulder.
caused By ilFing splinters. The
xsitcbufaa, who was on the foot board
IN front, also jumped in time 70 es-
cape injury. The little engine was
thrown RON the track and turned end
Tor end, and the cab Was completely
aismantled. The safety valve was
thrown open by the cab roof being
nushed ever on the lever and kissing
cloud of steam enveioped everything
adding 20 the general confusion for q
few moments. When IL was cleared
awav II was found that one end of the
box car had been lifted of the
track and few boards broken out OF
the ends. The car was lifted on to the
track and the wreck entirely cleared
away before the passenger train ar
rived at $50.
No particular blame can be attached
10 any che for the accident. The night
was dark and the position OF both the
train and the engine was such that
their lights could not be- seen BY the
AL
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Smashed TO Pieces
At 3 30 O'Clock last evening hack
was being driven down Yesler avenue
toward Commercial street. there being
inside two passengers and on the box
John Davies, the driver. In front OF
the YesIer-Lcary building the off horse
began to kick vigorously and this
frightened the ether animal The
horses soon became frantic and kicked
and jumped fearfnlly Despite the
NOS. trennous efforts OF the driver
they turned into Commercial street
and ran rapidly down that thorough
fare.
Between Yesler avenue and Wash
ington street on the cast side OF Com
mercial there stands large pile of
brick and mortar In front OF build
ing under construction. The horses
struck this pile and kicked more yio-
ientiy than ever. They kicked NO high
their iron-shol heels. Finally Davies
was struck on the knee and hurled
yioiently from his seat into the street.
sidewalk and the hack struck and
kneci.e.l down Two 4xf awning posts
and smashed in the side OF the hack.
ssy this Time hundreds were watching
the exciting scene with GREATNESS
inherent. The man and the woman on
the inside eot:ld do nothing but sit
stall expecting every moment 10 be
dashed 10 pieces. Then the horses
turned nwasd the middle of the street
and passed rapidly across Main aud
down to Jackson street. In this dis
tanee half dozen hacks which
we're standing on the west side of Com
,nereEal street were passed, but none
Of them were struck by the flying AMI
mails.
Al Jackson aud Commercial the
horses attempted 10 turn the corner
aud ran plump into the electric light
hole located on Jackson street In front
of the Arlington hotel The result
was that the hack was turned
over, It's heavy plate glass
windows were smashed into
Thousand fragments, its side smashed,
Its lamps broken. and the two inmates
were both severely cut about the head.
The man, who gave The name OF j. w.
Johnson WAS cut on the left side of the
temple 10 the bone. The wound was
fully four inches in length. There
were also other minor bruises and
cuts. The woman, who gave the name
OF Mamie Roberts, was wounded on
the back OF the head.
They We're extricatei from the wreck
Of the vehicle and kindly allowed by
The proprietor OF the Arlington the
privilege of going into the bath room
up stairs to wash the blood from their
faces. Both swore and acted so loudly
that ii @as manifest that they were in-
ioxieated, and their ohscenity became
80 nnheaFahle finally that they were
ordered O. leave the premises.
subsequently a physician sewed mp
the wound on Johnson's forehead. but
through pure peryerseneSs the woman
refused 10 receive any surgical assist
anee.
The damage done % the hack. which
belongs 10 John Langston. can be re-
paired for about 500.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon & California Passed Med.
ford NJ. Clark. w. j. Evans, A. G
Mason. Mrs. ]. brandt, Miss suSis
Woodward. Miss Royce. ]. A. Royce
W. +, Preston. r. r. Stokes. Mrs III
{. Bush. Miss FELL. Miss pieron. j. III
Settiemier. q. NJ. Kellogg and wife
Mrs, I, T. Thompson, I'd. Mcdonald
Mr., koester, NJ ". Levi, Mr.. Mon
tri;h. y. +. Ellis, Mr.. Davis. Mr.
Thompson, Mr. burroughs, Mr.. Valen.
tine. 4. 6. A. Mueller, Mr.. Fear. John
niara, A. T. Fieyen, Mr.. kiel. ]. Mml.
len. Mrs. Thomas. 1t. RanehStein
lshn Ward and wife. ". Warsie. r. f.
Sfiayershsn. Mr. PilShrov and wife. {.
Muir, Mr.. McNear ard wife. Mr.. stees
Mrs {. IL, Clark, Mrs, T III nemp
sey, ] Ii Mall and wiie. Mrs. J. Chem
Mrs, Z, O. Hall. W. HAYES. :. e
Carr. J. Chelrn, c. c. Tellipies. II
hneagh and ti2 seconded
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S&&fD03{0 10 MA 2EHfHs
At about II O'Clock yesterday faoyn-
ing Charles Judd. q waiter in the EN-
ploy Of the Washington Steamboat
and Transportation Company, while
engaged In cleaning some spistoons On
the lover deck ~ The W. * MerwfD.
then nao0res3 as Yeslerfs wharf. fell
overheard and was drowned. There
was no one present when Judd fell
into the water. and suspicion thai he
Was drowned arose only when he wax
missed. and his cap. his Esroussl and .
spittoon were found floating Under sI,e
wharf about 2 O'Clock in the after
noon Immediately several % the
deck hands on the Msrwin began
dragging the bottom 10 the irnrnedi tate
vicinity Of the boat with graphing
hooks Al 430 O'Clock one IN tie
searcaisrs, w ID. DooIey. q watch rsa Al.
IN the employ Of the company. ssIr-
ceesieti in locating the body and bring
ing II 10 the surface.
Coroner smart was sent for and the
remains were removed 70 Cross 4 Co.
where an inquest was held last even
ing. From tbs evidence adducesI ii il
evAdeft that Judd. either IN eoinv
after a bucket Of wastr or in reaching
Tor sTsittoon which il Il supposed had
fallen overheard, lost his balance and
feH II. Another theory advanced IL
that the rocking 81 the boat f,v the
swell from the r. ]. Potter caused
Judd TO lose his balance. IT seems
likely that the unfortunate man did
not rise at all 10 the surface. bur came
up under the boat else he might have
called for assistance.
Charles Judd Was young man aged
II years. and had been employed on
the Merwin and Eliza Anderson about
one m9nth. He leaves a mother ia
Vancouver. Il. C.. TO whom dispatch
detailing the sad death Of her son was
sent last evening. The remains will
probably he sent ~ Vancouver tor
burial Appended IS the verdict OF
the c0roner's jury:
We. the Undersigned jury In this case,
iipd the decesset's name TO be Ctss. Judd.
aged about III years, and according 10 the
evidence given, fully believe In oar minds
that be came 20 his death by accidental
drowning while performing his duties on
the steamer w. k. Merwin.
GEO. n. COUPE. Foreman,
q. w. HAPGOOD,
II. VI WRIGHT,
ALECK MCLEAN.
G. w. POOR,
HUGH FRANC.
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OF SALE.
Next Sunday March will positively definitely
in this well papers We advertise
the date of the first the OF in
RENTON ADDITION

1t will not he later than April hope ready by
April D. We are waiting now simply for the clearing
peted We determined that before begin selling the last
vege of timber shall be removed every intending pu
chaser how each lot lays every
We know that there bad lot the addition
more ii is uncovered the better OF our bust
principles that win property dare not
show 1t don't and pleasant why
all the custone brokers nights lies
about calculated standingbut nothing
TO do with the BENTON addition.
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The Plat Approved.

To show that hurying as rapidly As possible
the following extract from report the
last meeting Of the City Council is printed
The plat Of Renton addition city Seattle was sub
md by Crawford Conoye approved by CITY Engin
eer scurry aad the Council The particularly pe OF
work and the land laid out broad principle
addition the plateau second hill on
Madison street OF the slightly points city The
lots plated xla except facing Madison street
which xio0 feet All lots which street are
made to face that street. There sixenfoo alley in each
block The except Division street which
20 feet Including fractions by diagonal course
of Madison through the addition are $40 lots
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New satin ribbons In al the latest shades
EratirriY new Lot T.ak Las Singerrsari & 20


E1tireiy new lot Toklas, singernan 4 Go.
Messrs- Ysney. MeEnflre & Painting are
now IN their rev quarters, Gil second
street. and will be pleased % see their
friends and scqrasafaaecs-
Elegant lire OF mems silk snsyenders
ToSlaS. SingeEman & Co.
Fog choice sore property cali On Ysney,
MeEutire 4 Painting. Gil second street.
New STYLE Oriental galioon trimmings
tnstin roklss. Siagerms2 & Co.
sale OF ema-oideriss, oar Big purchase al
&c on Tire dollar. Chester Ele2ry.
Entirely new hae Of ffsages on exhIbi-
ten this weeSs Texas, siuxcgmsa e. Co
Great sale af dress goosss. Chester cleaFy
The LARGEST stock OF spring hats and hon
ness ever hrawxht ~ Seattle. arrived dHr-
ing the week sbe very ls1es. styles. Tok
Las. SiuReFzasn Il Co.
sale I lace eRstssns. Chester cleGry
See oar dress goods advertisement In an
ether column To&ias. ssngermsa & Go.
New styles mems ties received TaSlAs
Singernan s Co.
Tne grrst sale of embrolderses this seek
Chester cseary.
New sty les men oy*Fshirts just Ia 81,
grand Display in bird winfcw. Tokfas
Ssnge-maa & Co.
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When twilight deepenesl il 10 darker
shades, "Buddic" he called himself
and We re-echoesi the name sank into
the dreaniess sleep which waits the
Weakening of the Master, who said.
suffer little children Ia come unto ne
and forbid them not for of such Is the
kingdow III heaven"
Bright and beautiful as he was. his
memory 10 those who knew and loved
him is as sweet a. the cdor of many
flowers. and the casket that hides
the touch 81 vanished hand. aud
the sound ut voice that is still, =
hlossemed with buds and garlands
that his playmateS brought him.
molstened with tears of grief-Stricken
love.
The coined but at times uuatterei
word OF sympathy. i extended 10 all
friends OF the narrowed family circle
now in the shadow of their sacred
grief. II. Il. j.
seattle, w. T.. March %, ~.
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AL Wool Novelties.

How our rayetv cf
combination suits have flied out Every purchaser pleased With
bargain and in sefeongratuaoa Of possessing
style which cannot be duplicated either by any
house IN the city fashion decrcs articles irrespective
intrinsic value No lady likes hoaemaid wears
and being extremely sensitive te slightest whisper fashion,
aim to suit all We equal respect and her
tres and take equal satisfy the niece $40
and upwards.
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The schooner G. II. White arrived
In The harhor yesterday NJ 1a.s.
o'cI5ck. after . three-ueeks hsIihus
cruise OF Cape Flaftery. During the
trip 1900 pounds Of the fish we're
taken
While anchored OF Cape Fiattery. on
Tuesday last. gale came np and the
Whites cable parted The anchor and
% fathofns OF caile were lost On this
account the yessei was compelled 70
GENE IN several days sooner than con-
fempiatei. However. considering the
limited time allowed for fishing the
catch was a good one. Part OF the
fish caught vii be held mere by It's
owners. Messrz. Isoueh 4 johnson.
while the remainsier viii be shipped to
Portland and san Francisco.
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\ Grand Panorama.

We think will qaeson the that the
the choicest piece residence property the city OF
the large persons who
there the very people
city, who intend build handsome there The
summit of the hill and is enough
the business for choice residence 1t high
dry slightly There bad lot addition
without view The view grand of
varied comprehensive afforded point the
city nearly lot the addition be the city
bay Olympic mountains the Cascade mountains Lake
Washington Mount Rainier Mount Hood and Mount Baker
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Black Dress Goods.

Here provided because e
afraid of getting too much wind sails
require stock meet the
fully The staple things here the things
the choicest products the foremost makers The very
best stock that could purchased by spring yours
at moderate outlay. Per yard s5 cts upwards
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Buttons.

The wheels are sometimes placed wagon follow
enough OF the style buttons
viii extra their mind from this FORTH
and sturdy Tom have may ssund fhrshing III
would cut on Two or three M the carr
Wheel buttons from obliged get BE-
who Is anybody patronEes The latest craze
,,.c,oa,a ban Large and small specially
80. Persian stvte dresses Empire
p... an size. and eoor. pearls In
r.nvp both large and small during In
profasson
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Cashmeres and Henl.iettas.

Bring along Cashmere please through
trial. Magnfying glass and sunlight
weight and quality win find its
equal at 6, enettas
coored silk all wool at option thing you
perfectly honest and won't slip frosty morning
nor how orange peel he the
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Gallons and Ginps.

Persian bands, all widths, all the As
rich the Field of the Cloth OF Cold
like threads OF silk cleaning
grounds of varied shades In with
shades fashionable exssng
and upwards
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Fia1lnelS.

Just take look at splendid line of
plain striped and checked in all the tranpants
at once bygone yachting ambles
dreams and mprnts dmped shrinking Just the
thing for rompng girls suits
cents yard and upwards
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With the anc smell OF Paris after being
tossed bow aud rushed broad
Businesses there they respondent fairy
and the most exquisite combinations Only
Suits, So upwards.
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Gingharns.

Every she gngham
charming
Indian mity figured striped Ggures
lovely tints Many wist has exhibited
and need them without purchasing Only IS
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Figured Swiss and Nainsooks

Throw piece figured Swiss polkadot In
floats spiders Ethereal its dcscy IL makes
for spirit
From Nanook striped and figured for
dress had from i2sz 80 per yard.
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Sateens and Other Cottons.

plain and figured in variety OF colors
the quiet and pleasing the durable
womns blsness suit? Why
She often does her and the mans business
too coorngs figures entirely Only 70 cts.
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NKw NAP oF sEATTLg-A W. Iie, map
publisher. is Ia The city taking orders Tor
the new seattle map. which will be COM
piete aud ready for subscribers about the
isf Of August OF the present. year Mr.. lie
has hSd long experience IA the nap aust-
ness, and proposes "a gtxe tie seattle peo-
pie map which vii BE- nrst.clzss in every
respect The map viii he seven feel square
aud viii shea az additions. Subdivisions,
section lines. wards 81 the city, and Gr'
limits with fte size Of each lot, sad wtll
he sfrawn 90 s sraie Of Geo feet 20 the inch,
Mr. Isse Gsstres to secEfe limited nusabeg
Of subscribers A. partial guarantee al The
enterprise. and has neaTly the unmheF re
qaiTsi uow. TIE canvass viii BE repre-
seated BY = X Davis who viii call on tnt
business saeu daring the coming week-
u shogit te eeucrsily Known thai nr
Heulev's ASEssse ion Toaic tn<ures scs-fs
spprflts and increased 1fgestlon, 9ispe''
nervous Depression aud anw spirits. over
csssaes lSek oi energy and wakefalness. ans
y II lntase new life snf strength into ths
weakest Invalid. Said By Stewart & Heirlea
Drug Co. Wholesale agents
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aae immediate symptoms 81 assp4,rsis
81 tnasgeSsf0R arc = distressing saaSs Of
MsSgAs, 0tf-ressssn sUa juiuUSs in she
sssssnsea. heartaava. loss a. sEss.s-;lss. fss,l
breath, bssaehinE, azfascaey. nausea. sssitss
ia the sheaaiers aud breasts. nF Heagev's
NSasseisan IGBaC promotes healthy ssseys-
ton Aass yeraoyes SIT unAeSlthy xyEnYstogs. !.
Sod b. ssssart a Holmes Drag Co. whole
sssa sEe0ts.
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Black and Colored Silks.

What lady fine silk when by mantle
March Washington deprived OF loud shr blasts
and April smiles like opening rosebud splendid opportunity
and suspicious points the
silks both black and colored
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This is the season o; the year v hen the
rsw. cold winds creates sad havoc with the
hands and complexion. Soft. white hands
and q clear, "p<aehy" complexion can De
cation II Datarti's specific. II rubbed into
the skin well IL leaves no greasy surface.
The skin shsoFts II. Sold by stewart &
Holmes Drug Co, wholesale SCENTS
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DIED.


REi.I---Hstnes Bell. son oi Mr.. and Mrs.
t;eo. X. Beh, March Ii, A. y. iSss. aged
four years
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he gave them Castoria
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS RANK

Yesler-Leary building, Mill street oppo-
site Commercial street receives deposits in
any amount and allows interest thereon.
Board Of trustees: Leigh ;. J. Hunt. Thorn
rs r. MiBnr, Edward b. Downing. j. ID.
Lowman, George II. Hebron, David n
Baxter. and Wm. RICHTER Fisher. Bank
open daily from ~ n. Ia 4 p. IN. Saiur-
days q. m. Ia p. N. and : p. m. to p. m.
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E,ringeS.

MILAN ball pendant fringe takes the among
favored patterns and all coor yard
trimmings great variety
turn Is cts. per yard and upwards