The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-30


With the position and was ssksd q srv A.
secure tie place nevertaesexz -,
somewhat s1rprised 20 sc tie ANNOUNCE.
isleNs NAen TIE reporter CO s<<3 HIS aTsR~s-
sios 70 H. he admitted that petitions 8 8,
been forwarded frosn the national Ksnk.
:. g = 1910. IseofnA sEd san Francisco. ard
.n.t ne was xsronHly iaiosxe1 By senator
Doaph sna Mitchell 81 Oregon and ffss
leading capitalists Of Portland. IN Ali.
Too 20 fnis. petitions have been Forwarded
~ his Trends and q nnrker Of tfs taas !
q IoxAASr the president urgisg hfs ap-
Mr. Ward further stated that the wew
York banks are ende2soring 70 xceure sh.
appointment OF Dr.. Hayssanfs. eszstor OF the
Eaakevss Jenrnaf
BKEvITIEs.
The funeral o. the hsse Mrs. f. A Lamb
ing.
steamer J. b. Libby win leave Seattle for
NhAtcorn and way ports Monday al ., M
Ist OF April.
The ere escape ordinance hxs been esxu,
pied with by the owners OF al busidf&1es
subject to ffs prosisiops-
Frank Davis was sworn In ~ policeman
By Mayor Moran yesterday He Is expeci-
ally lifted for this work. having served in
The United States navy for Il years. and
has had long experience in guarding ard
handling prisoners OF ali kinds
Gee.G. BIekeyson win sell By public AUG
ton At his rooms, 80 Commercial street.
to-day ~ 10 a. m sharp. oranges, lemons.
bananas. eoeoanuts, lines, ptEues, Ggs,
da,ess Almonds. peanuts. cabbage, Dew
potatoes, asparagus. cheese. tea At IL a.
"a. household furniture Of al descriptions.
Toe PERSISTENT woogR.- Matthias
Jultu, q Russian Finn, wnoslsas been terror
king women aud children In the neign-
porhood OF w0odsnviIle, was brought be
fore PROBATE Judge Osborn Last evening to
he examined az 10 his mental condition.
Jain came 10 this country about year
and hall age. and worked In logging
camp on Mercer island for long firne
For the pssz three months he has been los
ing his mind. and has wandered from
house 10 house, begging his living and
making himself nuisance generally. Of
late pc hA. been very anxious u marry
Mrs e. NJ. Petersen, thrifty widow who
oNns and manages small farm near
Aoodinyiile. and hiss pursued bis wooing
With more persistence than Was sgreeabIe
or polite lie Is constantly Ia fear OF Ina
aginary dangers, aud talks inconercnfIy
and wildly about the most commonplace
affairs Deputy sheriff wooIerg. she vent
20 Buodinyille 20 arrest him yesterday
mo rniDg. had desperate struggle with
him. and had TO strap his arms 10 BIS sides
10 bnng him 20 the city. Judge Osborn,
sitter hearing the testimony and the opin-
ion OF a medical expert, committed him
20 the asylum for the Insane.
Broke His RgcHT AKIN. ~ s Herbert
an aged man who has lived at Kent for
several years. came 10 Seattle yesterday to
have badly fractures arm reduced and TO
receive assistance frsm the county authofi-
ties, Thursday evening he started Ia
o'Brien's on the seattle. Lake shore Il
Eastern train. Just before the train ar
rived there Il slowed down and Mr. Her
bert thinking be mad reached his destina-
ton, stepped OF the moving train as it ran
on = trestle. He fell quite q distance and
bis right arm was fractured between the
shoulder aud elbow. He applied TO Chief
Mitchell for assistance on arriving here
yesterday morning aad was sent to DR..
had no means OF support Chairman Gsseh,
OF the board oil county commissioners sent
him TO the county farm for treatment.
ssuasLxR AERxsrKp.-tamesJ Norton.
Que OF the fifemen OF the steamship walls
walis, was arrested on the arrival OF the
vessel yesterday. or charge OF smuggling
opium, By William Bradford. inspector OF
customs. Ten I've fael cans. or Eve pounds
OF prepared opium were found on hts per
s9n. He was taken before United States
Commissioner Z. II. Emery where be plead
cd guilty To smuggling the opium from Vic
toria. He was placed uaGer s2d0 bonds
aud his shipmafes Immediately came for
ward with that amount OF cash 10 deposit
in lieu OF his bonds. As the United States
statutes do nof recognize cash bonds Con-
missioner Emery would not receive the
money, which was then turned over ~
Amos Brown who became surety for Nor
RACE TO PRIVATE I.IYE --IEon- Thomas
burke returned 20 seattle sud the private
walks Of life yesterday morning, having
administered the qualifying oath 10 his
successor ia the chief fustlceshiS, Hon.
Cornelius IL, Hsnford. at Port Towusend az
2 o'clock Thursday evening. Court had
been ia session night and day stnee Man-
day, 80 that Judge lfarforsi's cases could
all DC disposed OF before he assembled tho
bench. and az soon a. this WAS Aceote-
plished Judge Burke gladly stepped doEn
from the bench aud Judge Hartford as
sumed his place. The event was marked
by an address from United states Attorney
White. higsly eulogisiic 81 the retiring
chief Justice and cangratnlsfory 10 the bar
aud public upon having secured such al
able and upright man % take his paace.
DgLssQUEST TAX Rolls. --Ex-C County
Treasurer Poatias has been working eon-
stsntly since he retired from Office on the
iih of the month. 20 get tho delinquent
tax roll ready 60 he turned over 10 the
auditor. Last even ng he completed the
work of extending the deiinqnepcies on
the first two books and the treasureF's sup
elemental roll snd turned them over to
Auditor Forrest. who Will At once COM
nacace making the tripiirsis delinquent
tax roll for the sheriff Mr. P9ntius will
hafsa fhss
ftor 20 ssas. The delinquent rolls VIII ell
be ready so that sheriff Mes}rsw can coFa-
mence collecting in about two weeks.
AaslS CONTINUED. - The preliminary
hearing OF Henry Gregg for ssahbang James
lialdsns has been indefinitely postponed
Jimmie nlgby, who Is the only eye wit
ness to the ARRAY known 70 the prosecn
ssen, aside from Haidane's two eompan-
ions. is very low with typhoid fever ~ his
heane IN south Seattle. His physician tn
formed the authorities Yesterday that II
would be ags 81 the question for his dspe-
siffon "a be taken Tn his present critical
state of health. ants. as hs IN very Iaatersal
witness. the prosecution insisted upon .
continuance. which Was granted tsregg' :
affarney entered protest against the con
FiRmsnce as Illegal.
FRox RssToS.--t.. e. Spsnlding. travel
Ing passenger agent for iae Canadian Pa
eide with headquarters AZ Boston. arrived
here yesterday with q party OF 80 ladies'
aud Keuilemen srotn the Hub Nearly aii
fh@ members uf fise party viii remain in
seattle. NJ sraaiaing Jeff for Boston last
evening. Tie says be viii return within
short t3ne with another large excursion
party. The n8eEahers of his last pssrty pres
scented Mr. Spauidlug with q gotd.hesiet
clsouy cane AZ NsneoHvey.
70 START IN SEkTTi. s.-NeSSrs- Sanlersp.
dyke & Ilyermase. late of wAiia w&lla.,
will shortly open Fesi estate ana money
brokerage Office 10 Scsitle. II Is their ~
tsntsan to handle realty en- an extensive
scale, and ~ saan money On csfv ard
farm property 81 rtsaSan abe rates AESSrs.
Ssamerfndvke 4 itvsrfaare have heSn in
business fn MALTA Maiis since iSSS, and
are very well kuown in that pSrs 81 v ash
ingfon. They represent esnital - the tx
tent OF 81 s5ee,eee
GuS C4Um asFssEs< AT the aaaGAl
meeting Of the Queen city Gun clus, held
"Wednesday evening. the following etieers
we're elected soF the ensuing year. press-
dent. Gardner Kellogg: vice president,
William NJ. Mcdonald. SECRETARY and treas
urer, Frank A. faatins: directors. g. q.
White. +. A. rantfus snd James wess
The club ain siouTsshsng condition. and
counting an gocd season sport.