The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

! nesxhAur nsnaed BaozA d tne rescuel
Ihen NJ JeAe4 axfived IN the scezse and
unnhe eo1e - the Fe0c4e- Then
al iet TIE ho1se IN seAwh g re
ss,ss 1929 see sss ,ss.s 80 -, 49, .sr
homre. threw me baby on Ut dc<sFS. ars
scarsa shT servant girl By acssr~
ixhsnx q reviewer ard k-sfes Tnen
he left without BIS rsaodsT.
and nsde good bis e~r.pe- II l. surpessd
plans sssr his capture reheArsea- number
I'll sctneries hare been recently comnastssd
In The vseinssy Of the yaes track and the
skt wao easef.d the Joess mansion Is
Surpesed % &c The Yerres-ssssr 81 them al
sASApsAx HaspTrA1ary.-Tae members
II the cassn City hose team rssaruea 70
the city yesterday rao-ninx On the Premier
from yaneosaysr. r. C.. where they went
on saturday morning LAST TO eanssst In the
Isssse se.m races ran thsr4 on pesEiEsiefs
DAY The bay were disguised soE- TIE
Treatment s<foetsd theia ~ fhe nFenae1
OF Vancouver hrzing woxse- they elaaszas snf4n
the treatment 81 the Fort Iosastai ssssf
players at Victoria on the queen ; birth sssy.
They fairy wien the $40 prize in he wet
hss>s tsst HEs for soEre res sssG known o0tv
70 the referee beth fs>s-anes 5 cofd prizes
were given 10 Vancouver hess teams
The seattle ssreaasu speak nsgbiv of the re-
GFernen y ben they passed Through their
towr. TIE following members al sle ceas'
pany constituted the team Capt Z. Hal
herssca. Robert Ionpsoss. Harry soh1scn.
George Sfartap. Joseph ezarsnp. seorye
Perry. A. Allen ]. Alien. ". ii. Lake, VIII
Mn-phy. Ed RArvirg-sn. John Crawford.
=. 4. Bills. E0tert tsIs;ses. Frank Henssle
afa1 +. Gs.Aies-
A RaNAScg OF sonaaasR. George
Ohse lists ~ i. be saS-a jolly old bach
eir who lived en- timber claim foar
miles from Hsryssisse IL wss . lonely ex-
ixssssce 81 ne sayerSi- esi II SD Eastern
cornabiaa ioarusl Ter wife. Toe saser-
ssseaasnf attracted %, eye OF Mss GasIe
e. Perry. Way dawn IN Ii Peso, Texas, who
wIofe 10 uhse, and they agreed 20 eonsoii-
date TIE rAnchsr ssnt $50 20 Texas TWO
months aso 10 VI - Gassae for travelling cx-
peuSes. bns she made no reply she cem-
eth nof. he said. with eafn> thai ssis.ie the
:asI trxes On his ella III quake, for ohse -,
or Was. the most pre- ane man On Eoss
slough Rnf bg and by a LETT came tesi-
ing him thst his netrothed sas enFonie 70
Seattle: and yesterday they were married
by Rev. John +. Dam on
IAsT GHASeg III EgGi =rEg.-The boafa
OF registration was III session Yesterday anu
registered the names ct shanE nfieSn sp-
tlicanfs y no were abe 70 show cause VIM
. tsssy had not aIteEdec 70 THE matter when
the booAs were In tie hands ~ fne city
G erx. During the day about twenty
nanes were n gsssered. Toe question has
been raised rs u TIE polhug places 81
those who were driven cut Of TIE slrsi
ward BY The fire. II VIII be held that II
the elector intends 10 return 20 his Iornler
hssne as soon SIS practicable he shall be
allowed 10 yot.. there and his present res
isenes shall be considered temporary.
The board viii siF again today Tor he pug-
pose OF registering applicants.
fvFE PESSILEsS AMONG sTRASGERs.--
The funeral OF Charles Z. Meryilie, the
Young man who wss killed by being
thrown under the wheels of car on the
afternoon of the Fourth. viii take place
this aft. rnoon at $50 from the NJ. +.
church, corner Third aud Marion The
youug widow and her helpless babe, so
left among strangers. command the SYM
pafhy II the community. Mrs. Meryille is
only IL years OLD. is without means and
friends, aud is the mother Of child a few
GAYS old. There probably never was =
case thai called meFe pileous9y for relief.
WRECKED on pLAKELsT EocK.--H. f..
Langrton, III company with two ladies
visited Per: Blakeley Thursday afternoon
In an eighteca-foot saiiboat. owned by VIII
liam Howe On the return, about $40
~
BlakeIey rock. il began blowing quite
hsrd. The boat becsme snmanage-
able snd Was driven upon the rccks. where
IL Was chartered toto pieces. Mr.. Langston
and the ladies managed 10 reach the rock
ia safety, and We're taken off by the Michi-
gan al hour later. The boat is a total loss
KARL GAgDNER,--lt wss demonstrated
last night that Charles A. Gardner, the
German come dian. IS n great fasorite in
saufiusky, as he drew by ali odds
the largest audience of the 5. ason, in
fact. he played IT, the caraeity OF
the house, and al o'clock stansing room
WAS at a premium. OF the star Ii Is need
less to speak. He is successful in his role
dsuces gracefully and sings sweetly; his
support is good, special scenery fire. and
his play equal to any, Saadaskg Register.
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BLAINe's BRIGHT HoPEs.-Captsin John
McCaiierty, manager for the Blaine I'm
provement Company, is in town on visit
His company has purchased tisty-two lots
along the water front aud have by this
means acquired riparian rights over 80
acres of tide land. The Blaine people feel
greatly eiated over the fact that the Seattle
& Northern railroad is being built. This
road, they confidently assert. is 10 be butt
to Blaine and viii be OF great benefit
thereto.
ELEcTgiC RAILWAY BoSDs.-rhe $50 $500
bonds o. the Seattle Electric Railway and
Power Company Were received yesterday
from the East. The bonds represent total
OF $4,000. The treasurer of the company,
l.. III. Griffith. viii have TO sign his name
10 these bonds over 600 times, as zach
must bear his signature in three different
places. These bonds mature in twenty
years from July l. and bear interest at the
rate of per cent. per annum. payable
semi annually.
POISONED BY Observation-Disclosures of
the death of \. Richards has reached this
city. RicharGs was former resident of
this city and left In March
last for Alaska 30 engage in