The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-20
Waitsburg News.

WAITsBuRa, WASH. Oct 1e-[Special. +
The Democrats had a rally at the opera
house Tuesday night. Hons ]. E. Edmis-
ton and NJ. M. Goldman. of Dayton, venti-
lated the subject OF the tariff J. L. Sharp
stein, II. l.. Blanford and James McAuliffe.
of Walia Waiia, occupied seats on the
stage.
A 3-year-old child of Rev. Minor, the NJ.
E. preacher at Huntsville, died Saturday of
whooping cough.
H. w. Alien. NJ. D.. is dangerously i'll of
typhoid fever
On Wednesday Charles A. Hauber was
married to Miss Nellie. daughter of Lewis
Neace. Miss Katie Hauber, sister of the
groom. was married few days earlier to u
Mr.. Allen, of Iowa
The Waitsburg foundry has received the
contract to furnish all the ironwork for the
Milier-Weinhard block to be erected in
Dayton.
Albert Dickinson has entered Whitman
college at Walla Walia for a two-years'
course.
Hon. and Mrs. w. g. Preston left Friday
to attend the Spokane Fails exposition.
Valentine Wilson is erecting handsome
residence on Coppei avenue.
Miss Maria Willard left Monday to visit
friends in Seattle.
Daniel Cove, Of Livingston county, n.
Y. is visiting his uncle. Martin Weller.
K. +. Meyer, late booEkeeper for J. II.
Morrow & Co., has engaged in business in
Seattle.
Lewis Cox and William Mckinney are
making tour of the Sound.
Principal Pugh, OF the pubic schools, is
about 10 open night business college.
- Eyrtie. tate Union Pacific agent
here. has been stationed at Hood river.
Mrs. X. M. Brand returned this week
from visit to Illinois.
The family of w. w. Bonsall, the new
Union Pacific agent. have just arrived from
Athena. Or.
Mrs. w. w. Spencer and granddaughter
left Wednesday for an extended visit at
Sprague
d. ]. Storms, J. B. Caldwell, Burt Pres
ton and Eph Smith returned from Port
land this week.
I. j. Hoilowell and wife, Mrs. Charles
Brown and Henry Bateman left for Spo-
kane Falls Friday.
n. L. Harper, who has been visiting
here, has gone to Washougal.
A. Stewart and J. ID. Laidlaw are attend
ing the exposition at Portland.
Miner Crushed In the Anaconda Mine.
BUTTE. Mont. Oct. 49, Special. dennis
O'Neill, a miner in the Anaconda mine,
was crushed to death at an early hour this
morning. He was descending shaft in
company with nine co-laborers. When
between the 300 and 400 levels he fell in o
faint. it is supposed. and was caught be-
tween the cage and shaft timbers and
dragged until the cage was stopped at the
400-foot station. His mangled body was
found upon the bonnet OF the cage. The
deceased leaves a wife and two children.
He came to Butte about six weeks ago
from the Lake Superior region.
Bellingham Bay Trades Unions Meet.
WHATcoM Oct. l9-lSpeciaL delegates
from seven trades unions and Knights of
Labor assemblies of Beilingham bay met
here today and formed branch of the
American Federation of Labor. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
James A. Power. from the typographical
union; first yice-presdent. Thomas l..
Farrel: second vice-president. VIM. Pow
ell secretary, James Mcconnell, treasurer,
Robert Frayne; statistician, w. o.
Reincke. The delegates represented 1000
workmen employed here.
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