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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-17

osA1 Specialized ~ iassdD ana xas,,, -,
siss aaA sodlsEa Hrss eaoaa Ias-isas~. :, pr
ssra Iaspirascrs. Chemical YSrs Ensia.a g., p.
xrisssl Rhymes Compression Grease aaa c.. q .1
.ssAsoa BsllA and in fAet anything yss need
oNIcs Foot Of Morrison ssrsee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
BACK TO ALMA MATER.
The Grand RAPIDS Folk who Have Gone
This NVee&.

The Grand Rapids Folk Who Have Gone
This Wee&.
The following young men OF TINS city
have gone to various departments OF
Michigan University a. Anu Arbor:
Literary Department James ".
Crosby; Mary c. Dickerson, George E.
Fitch, Frank p. Graves, john L. II.
HOyt, Adnah {. Newell. Loren d. o.
borne, Alfred u. RaJhDOne, Jr.. Rich
ard X smith, George ID. Jones, Oswald
d. Nanderslus, Robert A. Wolcott,
Joseph Biscomb, Eugene Carmichael,
Minnie II. Jennings. Miss Bertha Wolf
returns second Semester.
Medical Depsrtment-Wm. /. Moore,
stephen 4. Whitney. James K. Mont
gomery, James Wander Ven, Leo L.
keeney, Adolph Tyroler.
Laws-Dayld b. Hanson, George
Hefferan, John 5. Mcdonald, Liant X.
Salisbury.
Dental Department-Anthony Van
Kanuen, Bert Wlnans.
Pharmacy Walter X. Schmidt.
Fresenled-J. A. Whltworth, Paul +.
Wright, Fred Rogers. III. (. N0rden, A,
III. Hunt. Thomas +. Bradheid, Ed
Lettellier, Elba Watson, Barend kroeze
Frank Matheson, Wm. Deem, HeneritiC
+. Goodrich, Ida Eyens, May Butler
Della Bailey, h. Robinson, Chas. Far
we'll, Meyn :. May.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Ifyou have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once 10 DIR. :.
Clay Todd, - MonrOe-st
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
lie Will save YOU much eN-
pense and loss of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience ia foreign conB-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and % years special prac-
tice in the largest cities in
the United States, rendef
him peculiarly fitted tor the
work of curing apparentl!
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Miss Annie Ryan IS visiting friends in
Muskegon.
Judge Sevcrens left for Kalamazoo
yesterday morning.
Frank Barton. of Muskegon IS visit
Ing friends .n thfs city.
Mrs. John Larmer. Of Iouia. is the
guest Of friends THIS city.
Miss Theresa Becatel is spending &
week with friends ia Grand Haven.
:. G. Glover. John A. PlaH and John
NaChe. ol Rockford. are IN the csiy.
Miss Ellen Wilson, is visiting her
sister, Mrs Frank Godfrey, of Detroit.
Miss NelHe Mooney. OF Ionia, IS
spending two weeks Win friends IN this
city.
Mr, Henry Gilner and daughter Kate,
OF Berlin, Cans, are visiting friends in
tae city.
Archie Mcdonald returned Yesterday
morning from Dakota. where ne has
extensive wheat interests.
Mrs. F. o. Douahgc and daughter
Anna. have returned from five weeks
VISIT WITH friends iu Chicago.
Mss Nellie shields. of SsCond-ave.
who has been spending the summer az
/ Superior City. Sd. CLAIR f.ats and De-
trot has returned home. accompanied
by Mrs. JARVIS
Mrs. Geo. ". Powers leaves this
morning for Ann Arbor with her son
Freeing. who wil take a course of
treatment for parslys Mrs. poVe 8
/ vii enter the mel cal schoo. there as
F soon as bis recovery wIll ai.ov.
Ira n Hatch. Of the Valley CITY Ea-
craving Company. of Grand EsDiIs. has
departed, after a carefIi compsr son {
Y tbe relative NESTS 0f Co umbus ard
E ansing. t0 open 3 hrst-tiass wool.
photo ard zinc engraving esfabiishnleni
in ths crv. He VIII ~ ready % Go
work within ten days -Ians.ng Bepu5.
f lean
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

AS says - eas ua4 AatAertsx -
Q4sls Elss le EA@ - 49,

Aaa says - 0aa ua4 4ataeEtsx -
Q4ees Alzs le H4@. "4y.
II Ehk foat elslEaaA s Qsle 81 tae
s4rsst 13nks. -as1 leEn Fan gssteE-
4ay - . gFo4Q 20 tas AeEtos .teess
l0eeF. hsA ael e1ly 4rse 1ss t4A
paEF s1se al owes tas alsEEet. 1at q
food EsEgisslsau V9ss as ee.a 2aqa
- tae 4ll4 a1-el,e2s ~ sas SIS
$40 aa saRte1t aal. cue - tafN
a1ll s 81 - a4l-le sael-isasst, Ns.s .-ls
otlsE = 4s1.l4 >1ess A4e - - hs p
gre SEQ - lslp sleel FORD. sa4 &c
14a's care VI kaoNs Is. ne otaef =
= sci kaoNa ous1ness sa4n- he sAa -
me- snst a3 fei tala6 81 taaE vat
klDsP III has p ken 10 aie To- Feai :,
ana yes a e9lpi algs atlsf as 4eni.ia@-
t.oa ls sL0ppea nle 80 saaAe azacs. au1
slnlssL broke every bone ln my oaild.
III give So - nslp toEQ. -Lsealag
Leader.
A rspFes-ntalvs II the TELEes>a-
HERALp saw NJ. speed lAst nigat and
found tae gentleman very wroth over
the sbeYe publication. "l0u may pas
lt do~n As absolutely false. s4d Nj.
Z speed, "gaaI Aa gong 20, or ever
sad / vas soiug To. 4Oa4te 500 % hel p
I elect koFa. For reasons nol political /
/ dd lutend % vote Tor Ford. aua do aot
/ care g. deny t4al part " Joan E-rr :
statement. / never expected 60 s-e
saca taiag ln prnt. tor DO One " Is
ever authorized % quote u.o ia tli-.t
/ Wsv.
"lou may say tomorrow that / shall
vote tyg Natk.as, aad n0l Ior Ford;
that / never said W0uia. aud never OK.
I peeted to give oae cenl 70 aelp Foga :
I campa gn / have already subscribed
( So. through Don Letsheg-, Tor tue Re-
/ publican Congressional CcmmtIee. ANA
/ SHALL vote 1or and 10 al. I can O. help
{ elect Charley Watkins"
The Ledd. 0r NJ. fG7r IS evidently q
httle premature n counting Republican
VOTES before they are east, Tor their
I tayOgite.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcUIr-Hon. NJ. G. Bureh, judge
In the matter ol the application or I'd
mund -. Barnard tor Alteralca Of
plat of BOynton i Judd s lake addition;
hearing adjourned for two weeks. The
People IS. Charles Blllinger, complaint
for larceny of property of value less
than S25: order estreatng hal; order
tnat bencn warrant issue. A bert O..
Dickinson and Henry X. Dickenson,
Jr., aSsumpsit; judgment for plalntaff, ,
SI43.l2 and costs. The People Ns.
Michael Gleason, information Tor rape;
on trial. Charles Batenan vs.. Phillip
Blake. assunlpslt. orderallOwing amend
ment 10 plea.
Hon. f. A Burllngame,
iudge-Charles o. Snledley VS.. Frank
5. Coleman, IN chsncery: order 10 show
cause why temporary injunction should
not be d SOLVED; argued and submitted.
Eva Barley VS.. Alex. I. Baroey, IN
chancery; motion for alimony TO COM
plainant argued; ordered that defend
ant pay 10 the register of the court on
SATURDAY, of each week 50 and sollci-
tors fee of S25 within sixty days from
date OF order.
PRoBATE-Hon. Cyrus Z. Perkins,
iudge-Estate OF Christian Frey, de-
ceased resignation of VIM. Burgiorf,
executor. accepted; order appointing
Jacob Elsenhardt Administrator, de
bonis non with the will annexed. Es-
tate OF Thomas Butler, deceased; ad-
ministratrlx final account allowed
Estate OF Catherine II. Liscom5. de-
ceased; letters to Walter Pearce, oxecu-
tor. Estate of Cathrine Clune, minor
letters 10 Frank p. McGraw, guardian
Estate of Katlina Tazelaar, deceased;
inventory filed; order that all claims
be filed in court on or before March so
1891.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
THE GOOD WORK GOES ON.
Every thing Is Progressing Ia apidly in th'
CanRl-st. improvement.

Everything Is Progressing Rapidly in the
CanRl-st. improvement.
The busiest place in all the city is
Caual-st. and every inch of working
room in that thoroughfare was occu-
pied by man yesterday. The electric
light men were gathering up their lines
and getting everything in readiness for
their transfer, and the Street Rail way
men were placing ron girders over their
crossings with the cable lines. The
Street and Gable railways begged to be
let through, but the blockade MAS main
tanned al day. Hundreds OF yardS of
crushed stone, sand and cement are in
the street, and It IS beng laId between
the rails as rapidly as pos lbc. Mr..
Corbett, of the Western Union, is in the
city, but he IS speechless on the subject
of the company's intentions. The gen
eral opinion Is thal the company recog-
nizes the fact that as their little b.un
did not work. the best way out of the
scrape IS 70 comply with the city Ordin-
ance, and thus easily end the whole
matter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
Van Houten's Cocoa-The origins
most soluble.
Excursion.


On September 30 the Chicago < West
Michigan Railway will run a special ex-
cursiOn from all stations on its line 10
Manistec, Traverse City and Petoskey.
Special train will leave Grand Rapids
at ! 40 2. m. arriving at Manistee at
7:35, and Traverse City at $50 p. m.
Boat will leave Traverse City at a.
NJ, for Chqrlevoix and PetOskey.
Fare for the round trip from Grand
Rapids to Manistee and Traverse City
will be $3.50; Grand Rapids 10 Charlie
voix and PetOskey and return, $50.
Tickets will be good 10 return uatil
October 9.
Tickets on sale at the Union Ticket
Office. g. Monroe-st., and ST depois.
WM. a. GAvETT,
Act. Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
waAx orakas SAY


NzskeSss chreale-s-
III. d. WkstleT. the Almost liie-Ae1E :
Rsca1 &C.. Wa As s411e--is ee>>'sisk
~ seed fef his party enea u<s iAAsts
o6s of praaef tesAr5 foF tns ps<,f'-< 20.
Sa,sa - sanar - drafts 1af F'~-itst@l
pfs1SfIasAt. azs nasl.y lseusnt sAs -
ierer scee ptlax tEle 1AesLtSel AtaS sss'.s'l-
tea lex lS4xfess "a tas Al~ta . e.s.-'s. !,
AflxT tae ors9lck f4f~zTskfa sAS ~ :
Exn.eerst 81 l.e,HSscrzG1S CzHn2t be
foQnA "a tas letter. M. Nae<-sE =
ssgs ebaFy u ANY ailus.oDs - sls po-
htlCzt record. - lersonslty. hs fe-
marks. = dislike the consest-'' p that
~ sh0ss some horse ssAses eat ae
soQld te y ser slI 4 his casllkc VAS
strong enough 10 Keep nIm o0t q t4s
contest, sighoHKA. 10 10 safe, tAsIs =
ros mucn danger u nls ever k0s~lng
that ae MAS really IA the naee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

The Grand Rapids d Indiana Rail-
road Company wall sell Harvest ENcur-
son tickets September 9 and % and
October ii to points south, southwest,
west and northwest at one fare Tor the
round trip; tickets good for return
within thirty days. For tickets and
further information. apply to 4. Aim
quist, az Union Station, or Geo. W.
Munson, City Ticket Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
PoulaRaRsrisw

Portland Review.
II does seem as though = map n GIT
accept political etloe Al the II amos u
hls party without naylng another per
son ia the same church NAo has been
brought up standing for much greater
immortality ia TIE eyes Of tne church,
rdlcuie him before the whole confer
ence, And such a man as Washington
Gardner j.; y man who has aoue a.
much lOT MS eDoFcn as any man IA Il N
sichlgau apd : stil. able anu wiling TO
DO i, simply because he doesn't happen
lo look through the same gl&sses - tae
Rev. j. ~. Reid. such action by lead
ing church people will make worldly
people sneer more than ever Al Teifso
and 10 that cause more harm tHaa can
be repaired in the lifetime Of those ~
dulgng IA u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Mrs. c. P. Coffin, having been de-
layed in New York by the late openings
oil models and choicest novelties IN
robes and garuturcs. will show 10 the
ladies. from Oct !. for a few days. her
selections IN those Encs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

sANDER.s0S- her res tsac- 5i Paes
ard- So fhs mofaiag. z4f2A &, eLie "a Il 81.
-aAdefs9a.
Euaeral services 4t tbe hsase ~ = 1cisek p
n. sgas. Fglsaas inHtsa- baria. sl.i be
a. N-eafk. n
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
BEECHER, SCHEhCE { BENEDICT
General Manager
EqaitAbIs Building. Iz0 broadway,
.New lorx.

xN<H lSEA.
Iasnres Manufacturers. merchants railway
and other corporations. and al employers
aga,nst claims tor accidental death on injury
OF employees when liable fer such accidents,
and In the event II a. liability insures sgsiast
claims for liability Tor accidental death OF
injury 10 the pubic.
lnsures property owners against losS or dam
age by reason Of the explosion - stes 10 boilers
or operations OF engines. elevators. Asistaags,
and specified machinery. fuTnishinS rlgd sc.-
entinc INSPECTIONS Of same. with attendant
oficiai certificates.
Issues bond OF Indemnity guaranteeing the
honesty OF clerks and Others n positions Of
trust.
Affords Individual accident Insurance under
liberal policies 20 those N preferred ocoupaa
tions. Commercial travellers and others at
exceedingly low rates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

NI1s "taroas mtE - . alaee asen East
Aad 4Hs1el % far saNia- aosi.
A l1 tzQfed Naliasas tlrg sll at FEAST
AID 30 seaE tae prise ~ coal
s4i1 sHe ~Here short oa ears for tae " est
And there a. increase tl rsif.
BIt HHstl b sufef. rs nAai .
Aad lp a. nL tae pEiee %. ceal,
-Thsv've short supply bE the blg blue axes.
Ana ae fe got thFm - = Eo.r.
AHl ~ eirzilr chance laf as It maze,
Aad uu RsaG the vr.er OF eetl.
--ghicago Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Jastce Hvicgn started eass LAST uisnt
In response Cd 3 telegram fron f.s son
Harry. saying that tle salten f.ness
Of Mrs. Hvdorn dnman a a1s irafaef ste
presence. The sick vcmsn = ln Green
wsrh. Vermont
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
Good Chance.

4 good business chance for man
with a small capital to start III light,
legitimate business; no opposition; no
experience necessary. For particulars
and investigation, call on NJ. w. Ma
gill, at Bridge Street House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

The Noal Ssfers. 81 141 Monroe-st..
in new Kendall Block. viii hsve their
grand 3gening september 80 AID
lict0ccr ]. No cares.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
Nrss Cinra Hroqlie. fhe hcad trimn1a

Mss Clara Broglie, ihe bead trimmer
Of g.. A. Berwln's Millinery ParioT. No.
q Canal-s!.. has Just returned after an
ahse4ce of SIX weeks. which she devoted
10 selecting Pattern Hats and goods for
Sac fall anu winter trade. and wi.l be
pleased 81 meet All the Old cuftomsTs
hnd a. many new ones "a are wiling 70
ac served iv her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
LILY white

The Valley City NillHg Company has
no peer in tie manufacture ~ four. its
ursluefs are In great demand and es-
pecally fhs Liiy White Try u
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

The Carleton Circle Of the e. T.. :. c.
nlet at pr F. VI punhsnl's residence
Yesterday ard elected 0fscers for the
Peter ReTnders. Wee President. Mrs
Mary Reche. Secretary and Treasurer.
r p kdQe The circle cousnences she
season win fourteen members.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

IF a corset is perfect in
other respects and has the
usual metal eyelets. the laces
will break at the most annoy
ing times for the eyelets cut
them.
There is a better eyelet !;
made of loops of corset lace /;
soft eyelet We call it 1t costs
no more, is neater, more such
as a woman would make for
herself, besides the convent
ence of not wearing out or
cutting the laces.
The Ball and Kabo corse.s
are eyeleted with 1t.
You can get these corsets
and wear them two Or three
weeks; and, If you DO not
like them, return them. The
makers pay the merchants TO
sell them SO.
CHICAGO coEGzz Co. Calcsgo and Scs YGL
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Remember the LADIES' AID society's
dancing rarty this evening az North
Park. Moonlight muse and mirth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
WIN. D. VOIGRT, Gent Agent,
80 Widdicomb Building.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN.
NOTE.

Correspondence vita General Managers. 10
Broadway. New York. solicited iron men of
ability and experience regarding Zeal or state
agency appointments in unoccupled territory.
stating qualifications.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
sonih 10. Atteatlen.

The Mutual Home and Savings Asso-
cation opens a hrauchSt 75s south Di-
viSion-sf.. corner Hall-st., tynlgnt-
Hours. tuesdays : 20 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

~ - rs~ shc~- r~~s~t ~ ~ 7f-e-
rs~rseir< rsra-~--s E-~1ere< iree-ssr f.es
rsaoall-r r.szt rEa~rr- ettt 80 3
V-r-easf@ is~-v fa ~-~r rtr --r-fr-s 80 s-r-tf
-orrsset go TsFf fr~ess ererefrt 80 -rF--
- - ~t4- z.-ssf-~tfa- e~sr f-s-eS terTs rr~~r
e.rss sr-ae AZ rts q -e-t fr~t-s - e1ra-e-fe.s
- s..s-~r.<-s ~ ,~-efz< rssr-ssete-sl cry ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

WAsH1Ssras ssrt s1.-Fox Mlehlg41
FAr. Earnaer, soataelsssFig wia4z-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Fre8 Marsh ard Billy Forrest. the
popular teusor a. artists. have returned
- their cid pisces Ia the sweet hotel
shop.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

cnICioO ooEGzz Co. cAicsga and Sew IGL
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Dolph Defies the Silver Sentiment Of His
State.

wasH,ysros CRY, May BIN the Senate.
Hale, from the committee oil appropriations. re-
ported back tn annual naval appropriation bill
The silver bill was taken up aud Do!ph ad-
dressed the Senate Ke ihouzht thar in;erna-
,ions. bimefaslism was desirable. In consider
ing the various plans proposed he was
satisfied 'he one proposed ey the secretary
OF the treasury was open 70 fewer objections
shsn any other II the purpose was TO keep both
gold and silver coins in circulation. He argued
against fres cosnage sf silver as something that
wosld stop the coins o. gold. but remarked
that what he said IL rssari TO free co mage did
nci, OF course. apply 70 free coinage urdsr an
international agreement establishing the ratio
between gold ard silver.
Al the close Of poiph's speech. Teller crits-
cisei IL aud sad thar il wGult not DO for that
senator. or any senator. 10 say that ne was for
the double standard or for silver, snd then favor
measures which were absolutely destructive of
silver a. money He did not propose that the
committee should be deceived iuso believing
that the proposition wsich came from the
finance committee meant silver ss all. On the
contrary. 1, meaat single gold stanssrd-
Mitchell expressed dissent from the views ex-
pressed By he colleague Dosph, saying fn
Part: The two state conventions thst
recently met In Oregon each resolved
unanimously without any hesitation
or e1uiyosasior, IN favor OF ths free snd un-
limited coinage OF silver. belieSe that eseh oil
taosr conventions was eorrosed OF represeata-
tire men ot the great parties OF our siste- De-
iieve ina. these resolutions express the alrsoss
arsaniTaoas o ns mans of The people OF OREGON;
therefore do not desire Il 10 90 out thai ny
colleague eu this question repsessnts the sents-
ment os orezon-"
On motion ss wilson Of Iowa i was o-sfsred
fhs, .ae senate bill subycetirg imported liquors
20 the provisions of tas laas OF the several
states Ae taken u2 tor GROW after routine bust
mesa The senate aftsarrs<s-
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Union Pacific Bridge at Van
couyer = Mile Long.
RUSHING PORT TOWNSEND LINE.
Hunts Tools and Graders Arrive at
Centralia to Begin Work.
Charlea Fraaefs Adams Studying the
situaticn ~ TAcoma-CoaiIns. the
Noted unfon Pacific Contractor. shot
and Killed.

FoRrLaSD. May i9.-Presiienf Adams. Of the
Union Parlec. and party inspected tue proposed
location .or q bridge ACROSS the Columbia for the
Union Pectdc branch 20 the Seus d. and on his
return here from the Sound viii decide the
matter. Tie bridge viii cross the columeia
bali mile below Vancouver, where there Is an
island. T.o channel on The Oregon side is !. 20
iees wide. The island. which is to be crossed By
t:cstic. Is leo feet wide. and the channel ON
the Washington tide IL 2,to0 fser. making tho
total length Of the bridge $50 feet and one Of
the largest In the country. 1t Is confidently
expected that President Adams viii give orders
fer beginning operations before returning East
e. W. Hunt's engineers are a. work in the
vicinity OF the ty, and work viii be begun In
asho-; time on the line from thss cisy 10 con-
meet with his system in the inland entire
After being in litigation and In the hands of =
receiver Tor six or seven years, the lires and
property OF the 0regonian Railway Company
Limited. eompf sing the east snd west side
narrow GAUGE roads, lao miles, were today
decided by Master in chancery George II. Dur
ham 20 the oregonian Railway Company. con-
s'sling OF c. r. Huntington and associates. who
bought the property st foreclosure sale short
time since endwill assume con'ro, of II tomorrow.
An orcer wes made IN the United States circuit
court today directing Receiver C. \. Scott to
turn over ali the property in his possession to
the new company. Huntington's chief eagin-
eer hes four part cs now out on the lines,
straightes Ing them and beticring the grades.
preparatory to changing il to bread gauge, and
expects within fifteen days 90 have working
psr:ies on the cas-; side line and extension up
the middle fork of the Willamette, and ON the
suburban line from here. which Is to be ex-
tended 70 q connection with the east end Of the
line ct Siive-tcn
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HUNTS GRADERS AT CESTRALIA.
Hurryips to the Sez-Union Pacific Passes
Through Also.

CExyKsLfs. Mar i9.-George W. Hunts grad
ing cutfii. consisting OF our carloads OF horses
and tour cars of srrspers. etc. arrived here to-
dsy and viii af once commence work on tie
road irota cenfralia 20 Gray's narsor. M. Hunt
saws ne intends 10 pasn fAe ltse 10 con- pletion
a. raptdly a. psxxibae Work is going forward
on ~ road 10 the east. and about four miles
ready fog the igoa This latter rcad dere.ops
the sxterslre coal fields cast OF town. - vel
20 large todv o. timber.
The rvson pscifc have ssgrifcd their iutsr.
tscn % busia TIE rassn line from Porslsna so
seafsie through here. and have Already accepted
ne xaa.s9v and terminal grounds offered by
,h,s cstv. The Union Paei De - also figuring on
a isne 4, Gr.y.s hsrtar o. 6aoa2wassr bay. 20
leave u = aasia ans ss this rains.
Tne electric light plant 10 here, and viii ne
rus in q cnce.
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LAND SURVEYS NEEDED.
Washington Farming Inserests saner
From Federal Neglect

wasHtSs-og Cf~Y. Nsy ls.-cerrefAr! soose
io4ay gxTe an epiason IL response 20 psfisioa
frcm Iewss Dinner and shir T-ssx etaef y 81
aents If wasksaSsun. who clstzz 20 b. oouG a1e
settlers oa urs--vcyed lap1s IA tAsS state.
Thew AK 10 be sssawesi 20 make shs s7syess on
TIE aeposs; sss;sra. and snis Was gFxasra The
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

TACOMA, May lo--John H. Nicholson. lawyer
who recently came here from spring Valley. H..
was found dead in hts room In the Pullman
house, on Railroad street, this morning.
Nicholson retired last night at IL O'Clock. In
seemingly good health. but failed TO get up at
the usral time this morning, and
when the chsmbermaid knocked and
received no response a s'epiadder was brought
into use. aud Nicholscn was seen ia eramped
position on tho foor dead. Coroner Mccoy did
not think m inquest necessary, ash was pretty
certain that he had died from spoplexy.
Letters were found in hia pocket addressed to
"Judge Nicholson" Spring Valley. aud no told
the landlsdy that ho had son living but his
Mife was dead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20
snEEPHERDER sLAYs A ROY.
The Youth Was Hammering tho Herdcr,
At His Fathers Ecquest.

PExpLxroS. Or, May lo.-Joe Genevieve. aged
II. son OF Charles Uelevisve. . well known
ssockman, wss killed this morning by = sheep.
herder twenty miles southwest Of this place, be-
ing stabbed TO death with pair Of sheepshears.
The name Of the heEief Is not yet known. II is
said the boy ard his mother had gottsn the
herier In corner OF the fence and were heat
ing him with . club, while the father stood BY
ard exclaimed. XIII him. Kill him.
The herder finally freed himself reached up
to the top rail, whera pair of shears were laid.
grabbed them and fatally stsbbed the 10y. He
then turned on Mrs. Geneyieve. infiictsng several
severe wounds Mr.. Genevieve escaped injury.