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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

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uayttea Republic.

PssbsAle Less ~ she virgtnia and
Mayttoa Republic.
VINEYARD HAvKx. Mass, June 49,
For several days there have been evi-
dences al some ocean disaster In the
washing ashore on the island Of
wreckage. Yesterday . bundle Of
wolnen's clothing Was picked up on
the beach at Edgartown, and . life
preserver that came from the City IT
Rome was also found. and considera-
BILE wreckage painted green and
slate color Is coming ashore
ON the island. Among that
found near Smith Point were
gilt moldings in considerable quanti-
ties. one large door with three ground
glass circular top lights. one window
sash. evidently belonging to some
steamer, and also the steamer Vic.
toria's bills OF lading. Vino cards
OF the steamship Haytien Republic
we're washed ashore At Nantucket to-
day. kvery thing points 10 collision
between the Victoria and HEyticn Re-
public. though Tho life preServers be-
longing To tise ity of Rome are y
mystery enveloping the supposed dis
aster.
NANTUCKET, Mass. June 25.--
Wreckage continues TO come ashore
on the west side Of Nantucket. This
morning several English electric In
candescent light lamps were found, it
is supposed from the steamer Victoria
tiLorcEsrER, Mass. June 25.--CAp.
tain Carlson. of the schooner Annie
Hall. from tie banks, reports that for
the past two weeks he saw . large
number Of cattle floating east Of Sable
island, and several In the vicinity OF
Care sable.
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that he understosd nv case, and now In
lees than two months 1 am happy 70 say
that my fears are gone and / am Soand
and well once more"
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had been afflicted with kisluxy and blafds
trouble which had baffftd the 4 IN Of come
OF the best physiciaux. He went to see
DR. DAVIS t0 get his opiuion With no Idea
Of taking treatment bat after the doctor
had examis,..! him he t.har,a "a his mint
.He went ov Inv bo.y as i womb over 1
piece Of machinery that was Out Of order.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

BY the most trivial causes. weak nerves are
easily susceptible Of IMMIGRATION. = term
which also imports, In this instance,
Quietude. The nervous have bat to use
Hostetier's stomach Bitfess systematically
to or rome that Representatives. cf
the human sensorium, which h ssbversive
Of al bodily comfort and mental tranquil
ity. and which reacts most hurfsulIy upou
the system. The difaeuisy underlying
this. - well ~ many other ailments, Is
imperfect assimilation, no less than In
complete digestion Of the food. In the
discharge OF both the digestive and assiml-
fative functions. the Bitters are the most
potent, the most reliable auxiliary. AZ
the body regains vieof and regularity by
its aid, the brain aud nervous system are
also beGc6tsed. Persons subject 10 the In
fiuenec Of malaris, dyspepfIc and rheu-
matte invaiids. and pefsons whose kidneys
are inactive, should also use the Bitters.
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yoUNG DEMPSEY WON.
rom stcektsy knoched Ont sn the
N5neseen th Roupd.

SroKASE Pats. June e5.--At the
Athletic Club p&riors last night. Young
Dempsey knocked out Tom stockiey
OF Cotton. in nineteen rounds. Up 70
the twelfth round the men were equal /;
then Dempsey began to gain gradu-
Ally Each round seft him In bet
ter condition than his opponent.
In the seventeenth round stoekley
struck Dempsey severe blow which
staggered him. hat the latter quickly
recovered and replied 40 vigorously
tssas >toeklry Was forrsxs 20 the ropes
In tie eighteenth Dempsey got In q
kncscS down blow. which he followed
In the nineteenth by hitting stoekIey
terrific blox between the eyes, fol-
losing is By one froas his right on
~ss.SIeyss stomach.
This Wa knock rtaGAir, and very
private The parse vat stesi by the
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Muss Drsnh without Cs.esainest.

San D,Eeo. June 25.--At the last
meeting of the city council petition
with 500 signatures Was presented by
the w. c. T. L., asking the passage OF
an ordinance abesishsng screens in the
doors of saloons and the removal OF
paint or screens from the windows
At the meeting of the council last
evening committee made mani
nous report, which the council adopt
ed, and The city attorney was instruct
ed to draw up an ordinance to that
effect.
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C8oo~sNG a BATTLE GEOgNp.
The s~iltvsn kfssA1u Iseha win Ne
Near New ssrueAss-

Nrs og1xsSs. June - This morn
ing tsess sssemhIet. according 10
agreement. fokossei sarrstt, Professor
nennts Bafier. Pal kendrsck. Mr..
Raa, ct 81 Tsnmsny. Charles
EAassiioa AMI Bod Kesssna This
party s~fs "a . special train
- ssssxs Frsnx Stevenson aud
w T. Har4gEne OF tire Hsss<x fra
vsse ana Pro-. Msae Donovan, y 10 sre
GA their Way here 10 se4exs TIE grounds
FOR the Ksirsia Sallivxn Eight. The
train naes th< infp9ad passengers q
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sss C.l,feraia raa..ry Buru.a.

BEsIeIs, Cal. June .. The Pioneer
tsnnery. owned by Mckay & CHS
holm. was burned this merning. The
building was full OF inasammabie ma
teriaI, and in an ineresiihly short time
the building Vas = mass Of flames,
The loss vii exceed $40 80. insar-
nnre fS- an
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Chicago R.e.s.

CHICAGO. June 25.--The attendance
was large, the track fast.
Mile and One-sixteenth. three-year-
oIds-Long Dance won, Duke Of the
Highlands second, Magram third /;
time, | so.
Nile, maiden three year -olds-Robin
Hood won, Logic second, Miss Jack
son third; time, 49,.
Five-eighth mile, two-year-old FLIES
Daisy +. won, Fiyaway second, Eng
lish Lady third: time. ola.
One and one-eighth miles Moore
won, Bonita second, Beaconsfield
third: time, i.5ll..
Three-fourth mile, al ages Big
Brown jug won. Arundel second,
Giendelia third; time, 1:i6,S.
Three-fourth mile, ell sges-Sallie
Hagen won, Princess Bowling second,
Pink Cottage third; time, 1 IA.
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SREEPsHEAD Bar. juno 25.--There
Vas fine attendance; up to the SEC
ond race the weather vas pleasant.
but then IL began to rain sliehtly.
Seven-eighths mile Kingston won
in LA. Volunteer second, Persim-
mons third.
Seven-eighths mile -Eole won In
LIS rs, Defense second. Belinda
third.
Three-fourths mile Blackburn won
In 1:l5ls. Druidness second. Kenwood
third.
Nile and three-sixteenths-J. A. b.
won in 2 :08 Is, Fresno second. sam
Wood third.
Mile and . half Hanover won in
2:35 2,5, Fifenxi second, Marauder
third.
Nile and three eightbs-Juhal won
IN 2:2S IS, Littron second. Silieck
third.
One and one-eighth miles Ballston
won in l:56 10, SluggArd second,
Bessie june third.
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Cslasa. May ss--Saiied Marguerite
for Puget sound. May IA---Saiied--
Duke OF Aheroorn, Pages sound.
NasFasslsa, jane "a. Arrived Don
Carlos, from Port Riaksiey. Nav .
Arrived Mercury from Port Rlake-
lev
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GsssysSvIsarEx. Jaae Is Hirsch.
the nsS American ministeT. has ar
rived here. straass. his predecessor,
has ssenays~si
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Iesfsos. June a. Al the meeting
III the rsrnsa commission today
Joseph Edwards Kinney. member Of
parliament. denied that he introduced:
Let srun - sexics- He never knew
hsn
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NEw LoHpaS, Conn.,, June 25.-The
two mile race between the Yale and
University of Pennsylvania freshmen
crews was rowed this evening over the
Thames river course and won By
Pennsylvania BY about three-quar-
tiers Of q boats length.
The official time was. Pennsylvania,
i0:0s,1; Yale. 10:l1k. The race.
though very close from start to finish,
Was utterly devoid of excitement or
enthusiasm.
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nes ss~sa 10 sssAss sny, Zee yesterday
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Em@t who nsed SUNDAY, wss pufss g
A0uQay AFTERNOON ~ tne Nasnoasc
cemeeefy rom ne isnfly ressdsnce'
corner q fike end - - ssEeets :.
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m: lbs usIessnanss ~ cnA.k 80
wita fece1vtfk ssgsen koos1s - : sAsoon
- tae Lo0S q washington stros.
The Steamer Wasco. which has bern
plying On tbs Columbia river Tor sev-
erai years past, II - b brought to the
Sound soou and run - . freight and
passenger b0af between me PrincspN
o0und ettses-
Arthur Lewfs, the l-year-oid son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. j. Lewis. Who died
Monday morning 81 chiCkenp0x -
the faTa1Jy reatdonco On Lombard
atreet. Was buried Monday evening In
Masonic cemeteTy.
(Sooren Thompson Was canght In the
oct .of robbing John Finnigan Of Z
watch On Monday night. Yesterday
he wax fined 80 by Justice Miller Tor
the ol5ense4 In default Of that sum
Thompson went % jail.
The Guarantee Loan and Trust Com
pany viii shoxtly increaae its CAPITAL
from 10000 % 1900 600. Mr.. W. q.
Bailey has sub~cribed Tor : large block
u the stock OF the company. and will
take : position upon the board Of
trustees.
Justice Rivers Yesterday fined Bert
Harrison 4ss5 f.,r sssausting and beat
Ing Ii. ~ Brooks In front II the Red
f.lvht saloon an THURSDAY evenins.
Brooke, yves vere .i,nest closed ar,.
fn default 81 the amauut al the ii..e
Bert was committed 10 tail
Iusfse. RIverx v~~te<iav nnited two
ros,s,.ss IN marriage The first two IN
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by Culenei Haines. from Captain
Hatseheek. commander Of Company
III. First regiment Of Vancouver
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PERSONAL

HUSBAND xASTED-HAyING SEEN
IL q ewepaper notice Of the scarcity at
msrrlag- abe Young ladies In " ashink ton
territory, dsssre - ofyer myself In the
matrimonial market am Il years cid.
ave feet six inches high, weighing isS
pounds. and have jet black hsir and eyes.
with light complexion My education
beth In home defies and the schools. Is far
above the average. and I ave been
brought np in IN excellent family, with
prominent connections I am ready t.
correspond with any respectable young
gentleman. honestly inclined to mssYi.
nsony, and living In Warrington TERRITORY.
have an infuitive aversion 10 Eastern
dsdes Addreea -. care this esfsre.
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CKlEKRArrxe 4 Wxpprxa - 4

CELEBRATING WKpprSa. - There
was wedding in q house on Fourth
street between Yes!er avenue and JEFF.
ferson streets. last evening. One OF
the guests became hilarious at 9o'clock
and opened the window and fired two
shots from revolver out into the air.
As there were many guests the police
could not tell who Ii was disturbed
the public peace. and so no arrests
were made.
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CERrtrrcarEs TO BE REfssuEp.--
United States Commissioners Emery
has received instructions and blanks
from the treasury department in re-
gard TO United States internal revenue
stamps issued 20 dealers. All persons
who have lost their certificates in the
ire can have them seissued by max
ing application under oath at Judge
Enseryss Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

PTLK-DgIvKR TIPrKD OvER.-B By the
hurried raising Of the hammer on
McPherson's pile driver. which was
working at Yeslcr's wharf yesterday.
the frame was toppled over. Charles
Diamond. who attends the hammer.
was half way up the frame and fell
with il. How he escaped being
crushed to death il marvellous, bat as
il is he is considerably injured. The
frame was righted and Diamonds
injuries were attended 70.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

kngttshmen Give Up the Fight.
LONDON, June Is The royal yacht
squadron met in London yesterday
and adopted resolutions declaring II
was impossible to accept the new deed
Of gift Of the Americas cup.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

DouBLE lSTERxExr.-A double flu
neral occurred yesterday morning at
10 o'clock from the residence Of H.
o. Perkins, In Queen Anne town. Il
was the interment Of his five months
old son. Norman r. Perkins. and Of
Lily Rose Ovens. the FIVE months old
daughter OF lee 7. Owens. Both chill
dren died ut the same hour on the pre-
ceding day, Of cholera iufantum.
Both were Iive months Of age also.
They were buried in Odd Fellows
cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

The WRESTLING Matsada
Sorakichi. the Jap" has returned 20
Seattle and has gone into training for
his wres ting match TO take place in
Seattle. set for July 3. He is accom-
panied by James Faulkner, his trainer.
An effort is being made to secure the
Arnory for the contest, and tits likely
that il will be successful. Owing to
the fact that July II the date OF the
city election 1t Is probable that the
match will be set day or two later
than July 3. Schumacher is in train
ing at Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

THnowB FnoM Hrs BraaY.--At
$50 O'Clock Monday morning DR..
Churchill met with quite an accident
while driving in North Seattle. BY
some means . coupling connecting
the shafts with the buggy broke and
threw the shafts down onto the
horses heels. This frightened the
animal and he ran away, capsixing
the buggy and throwing the occupant
out. DIR. Churchill struck upon his
left hip. Though no bones were
broken the doctor Was pretty badly
shaken up. The injured man was
to his home.