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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-11
A coon PLACE To INVEST

The town OF Utsalady will be on the market
soon. II you have missed it before, don't miss
the best place for : live town on the whole
Sound, il the universal verdict OF those famil-
lar with the place. 1t lies at the mouth of the
Skagit and Stillaguamish rivers, on Camano
island, which Is separated from the mainland
only by q very narrow slough. A dozen steam
ers land there every day. AT least one railroad
is assured for the place. The harbor Is excel
len. As . commercial aud manufacturing
point IL has no equal Investigate for yourself
The more you investigate the more you viii in
vest. Now IL your chance ta double your
money by getting iii on the ground door. Watch
these columns for the opening sale. Anderson
& Faegre. general AGENTS, echeureInan block.
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LYING BLEEDING ON THE FLOOR.

San Francisco SalOOn-keeper and Wife
Seek Death Together.
SAN Francisco. Sept l0.-Albert Jordan,
q saloon proprietor, and his wife were
found bleeding and insensible on the floor
of their saloon this afternoon. Jordan had
cut his wife's wrist with a case-knife, had
cut both his own wrists and had stabbed
himself in the breast.
When removed to the hospital they
were still alive, and Jordan recovered suffi-
GENTLY to state that dependency, i'll health
and lack of business had led them to seek
to end their troubles. The woman will
probably recover, but the man will die.
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SHELTON, Sept. e.-The Shelton Republican
Club went over to Allyn. on North bay, last Sat-
urday evening. for the purpose of organizing .
club at that place. The Republicans turned oHe
well, and the Allyn club was duly organized
with score OF members and furnished with
material to 90 ahead with the good work.
There are bat two Democrats in the precinct
Judge Wickersham, OF Tacoma, who Is owner Of
the townsite, was present and ENCOURAGED tho
members with advice, as did many of the visit.
Ing club. The Shelton club now numbers about
eighty members, and are all we'll in hand fog
active work
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rrampled bv a Herd of Horses.

WENATcHEE, Sept 10.-At Lake Chelan,
September 4, herd of horses that he was
rounding up, broke away. running over
Wesley NJ. Porter. He was insensible at
last accounts. and his brother and sister
were called home from this place.
An extensive ledge that he considers
good limestone has been located by G. H.
Baker, eight miles from this place, near
Ouiiltochin creek.
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HE LOOKED THEM IN A BOX.
And His Two Children Were Sufocated
Brutal Mexican Father.

And His Two Children Were Sufocated
Brutal Mexican Father.
DENVER, Sept. 9.-Nems special from Ell
Paso, Tex: News reached here last night
OF horrible accident which occurred ten
miles below Paso del Norte. Mexico, last
Sunday. An Indian living some miles
down the river left home on business Sat-
urday evening. but before leaving he put
his two little children. girl and boy be-
tween the ages of and 5, in large box
and nailed down the lid to prevent the
children from getting into the orchard and
eating fruit during bis absence.
The father did not return home until
Sunday evening. and opening the box he
found the boy lying dead in the bottom
and the little girl in dying condition.
The suffocating closeness of their prison.
combined with hunger and thirst, had
done its work.
Frightened at the result of his brutal
carelessness, the father endeavored to ex-
Onerate himself by the connection OF sew
eral inconsistent stories, but was quickly
arrested by the authorities. 1t was the in
tention of the Indian to return to the chill
dren Saturday night, but he was delayed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-11
walia walla Councilman Arrested.

WALLA WALLA, Sept. 10-Counciiman
Picard was arrested today on charge OF
violating the city ordinance in reference to
the erection of wooden buildings in the fire
limits. Mr. Picard is a contractor, and
had engaged TO repair building belonging
to John Dooiey. which was damaged by
fire two months ago. The examination OF
the accused was postponed pending the re-
turn to the city of Mr.. Dooley.
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THE GIANT OF THEM ALL.
Correspondent OF Leading Kansas Pa
per Writes About Seattle.

Correspondent OF Leading Kansas Pa
per Writes About Seattle.
]. II. Jones in Usage City. Kan, Free Press
This has been very prosperous year in
this state, crops of all kinds are good, bus
mess is good and all enterprises are flourish
ing. Our increase in population and
wealth is marvellous. The mines are being
developed more thoroughly. Those in tbs
Okanogan mining district are receiving the
most attention at present. Large. new
sawmills are going up in all parts Of
Western Washington, while stock-raising
and farming are increasing in the Eastern
part The great Polouse country is un-
equaled for productiveness. Seattle (the
giant city of them ally is extending her
limits and building onward and upward,
ever unceasing. She is our metropolis and
we are proud of her. In spite OF all obsta-
cIes she has kept in advance of them all.
The railroad built Tacoma and tried to
prohibit the progress of Seattle. but it was
useless. She kept on and on until now her
destiny is assured and the enterprising
men who stayed by her unfiinchingly and
fought like Romans against corporations
and monopolies and destructive fires smile
serenely with ease for the ball has rolled
too large ever to be crushed. Apparently
half of Tacomais for rent and ii Is said that
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
has sold out its interests there and are seek.
ing more prosperous fields and will let the
grass grow on their old camping grounds,
to be moved down by the citizens.
Seattle il bound to be the metropolis OF
the Pacific Northwest, her location shows
it, her commerce tells it, all nature re-
sounds it, the birds chant 1t in their songs,
her broad forests ead vast coal fields speak
it, and the deep waters Of Elliott bay
shout ii.
Portland is but 5000 ahead Of her now.
The Great Northern railway Is certain to
make it her terminal, and several othes
roads are building in. Then her destiny 10
as certain ana as safe as the rock of ages.
Sprague, Sept. 8, 1890.
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Ea.tern waehinrton relephone Lines.

Eastern W afh1nEt0h leIepnOn6 Lfhes.
WALLA WALLA, Sept. I0.-C. B. Hopkins
of the Inland Telephone Company, is in
Walla Walla regarding the line now being
constructed from this city to Pendleton.
Dir. Hopkins states that the line will be
in operation within thirty days. and early
next spring the service will be extended to
Baker City, La Grande, Union, and other
eastern points.
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NooKsAcK CITY, Sept. 9.-Late Saturday
night. while DR.. Mcrherson. of Sehome. was
crossing the Nooksack ferry with horse and car.
rage, during heavy wind, piece Of board be.
came detached from the "cabin," and striking
the horse on the head. caused him to back OF
into the cold. swift current in mid-stream. The
doctor, being good swimmer, succeeded, after
severe struggle, in reaching the east shore at
point some 200 yards down stream, while the
horse gained the opposite bank The rig was
also rescued, but In q somewhat demoralized
condition
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RACE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
The Tertonic. With Depew on Board
Beats City of New York.

New YORK, Sept. 10.-The White Star
steamer Teutonic came in winner today in
the great ocean race with the Inman Line
steamer City OF New York. The Teutonic
passed Davits's Rock light-ship, Queens
town, at Sill p. IA. on the 4th Insr., and
arrived off Sandy Hook light at Z :05 a. m.
today, msking the run between the two
ports in S DAYS. 20 hours and 81 minutes.
The best previous run of the Teutonic be-
tween the same points was days. 10 hours
and S minutes. The BEST run of the trip
was made Yesterday. 500 miles.
The Teutonic lett LIVERPOOL week ago
TODAY. having received mails aboard at
l:f5 a. M, and at 1875 p. m. Rock light
was passed. AT 2:T p. M. ON the 4th
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Jan Murderer to BE Kemmlerixed.

New YORK, Sept. 10.-Judge Lacombe,
of the United States circuit court, this
afternoon refused to grant writ of habeas
corpus in the case of Shibquia Jugloa, the
Japanese murderer now under sentence of
death by electricity.
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Killed Hix Twa Rrothars-in-Law.

CINCINNATI, Sept "a dispatch from
SaliesviiIe. Brown county. Ohio, says that
during the trial before the magistrates
court last evening. John Heller with shot
gun killed Constable Allen and then shot
and killed George Barngrover. Both VIC
tins were brother-in-laws of the murderer.
and the litigation was over division of
the ctofo
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Suicide Because OF Brothers Murder

HowBERT, COL, Sept. 9.-Yesterday VIM.
Langley was shot through the body and
fatally injured by cowboy, who escaped.
George Langley, the well-known ranch
man, and brother of William, came to this
place to attend his dying brother. and sud-
denly became crazed, and before friends
could prevent threw himself in front of the
Midland train and was completely ground
to pieces What makes the case still more
sad is the fact that the mother of the two
unfortunate men upon hearing of the I'M
timely deaths became completely pros
trated, and is lying at the point of death.
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Accidentally Shot His SON.

WALLA WALLA, Sept. led Gown
was accidentally shot by his father while
they were grouse hunting near Meacham.
Umatllla county, Oregon. The charge
took effect in the back, but will not prove
faxa
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FAST TINE

The Northern Pacific Railroad yeatibule Din
ing and Sleeping Car Line. daily service 70 %
Pau. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago NO
change OF cars ana twenty five miles the short
ct route 70 Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
through, placing passengers in the Union dep0e
Chicago seven hours and th.rsyrslx minutes
ahead OF other. Inca A. ChiloerR. city uckes
aseng sI6 second street. Boston block; r Ton
Aln, depot ticket agent. Seattle.
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Helena's Population f3, 700.

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. Especial Agent
Wood telegraphed the census bureau today thab
the recount gave Helena population of l377L
This 10 subject to slight correction. probably in
the way of increase. This is a gain OF abous
1900 over the original enumeration. It is ESQ
nearly 1900 less than the special count con.
Quoted by citizens soon after the first enumera-
ton of Superintendent Porter's men.
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FAIRHAvEN's FIRST EIGHTEEN MONTHS

FAIRHAVENS FIRST EI6HTEEN MONTHS
Population June census, 403l: now 5000: as
sessed valuation, s. oC0.000 Great Northern
ocean decks, costing 500, coo; eleven miles OF
streets graded, panked and sidewalked, S5s5,O0o;
gas works s20o000; electric light. arc and incan-
schools. $4,000; Hotel Fsirhaven, $f5OO0o.
tWenty-four two and three-gfory brick business
houses $225, 600; scores OF two and three-story
frame business houses: 100 dwellings,, loo 70
$4,000 each; four banks, capital $500 900; three
lum Der mills, $3.50, 600; Great Northern car and
machine shops 3250.00o, Improvements in coal
and iron mines 500. CO., electric street railways
s2J0.OgQ Fairhayen has no dept
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-11

Rock ISLAND. Ill., Sept. 9.-Francis Murphy,
the vellknOwn temperance orator, was mar
ried this evening 10 Mrs Rebecca Fisher, Of
Council Bluffs, Ia.
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RETURN OF THE POTTER.

The Fast Steamer Will Arrive From
Portland on Friday.
PORTLAND, Sept. 10.-The Union Pacific
steamer T. ]. Potter left here this after
noon for Seattle. She will run on the
Sound during the winter months. The
Potter was accompanied by the steamer
Michigan. 1t is expected that the
steamers will reach the Sound Friday
ovoninp
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The Eastern Oregon will not receive general
merchandise In the future Is freight; viii only
receive perishable freieht,such goods - are con.
sidered express freight, Is Creased beef, fruits.
butter. eggs and beer.
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Clam chowder and green turtle soup on din,
ner bill at the Brighton restaurant; go 70
D. N.
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Boston WOODEN Firm FaiIs

BosToN, Sept. 9.-William Bloom Il Co., deal.
ers Ia woolens. assigned to-day. Liabilities,
500 GOO; assets, $50. O00
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Seattle 10 Ahead OF Portland and Tacom
Combined.

Tacoma Real Estate News, Sept d
Portland Is second in the number and amount
Of real estate sales this week. Seattle is ahead
again, and Tacoma, for the first time in months,
is in the solitary rear Activity In real estate In.
creasing, and the fall outlook is one of the moss
promising in years. The sales and amounts
follow.
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GUN WA PLEADS GUILTY.
Ignorant Chinese Quack and White Con
rades Confess Swindling.

Ignorant Chinese Quack and White Conn
rades Confess Swindling.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 10-Gun Wa.
the ignorant coolie who posed for patent
medicine firm as great Oriental physi-
clan, pleaded guilty today to charge of
conspiracy to defraud. The two white
men who managed the place did the same,
to the great surprise of everyone, as Bit
ter fight was anticipated. The sentence
was reserved. The house, it is said, has
counterparts in several Western cities.
Revolving Find ON the Rio Grsnde.
DENVER, Sept. 10.-A Nctcs special from
Ell Paso, Texas: A stockman from Fort
Hancock this afternoon states that
yesterday evening the body OF
young man was found hang
ing to q tree on the banks of the old
Rio Grande bed near Fort Hancock. The
eyeballs of the dead man had rolled from
their sockets, had dried up and
bursted The tongue also hung out, dried
and parched. The hair had fallen from the
head and lodged upon the shoulders. His
feet touched ground sufficiently to cause a
slight bending of the knees. The body is to
all appearances that of young white man
Eve feet eight inches il height. His clothes
are of coarse material, and show but little
wear. The indications are that the body
has been there about two or three weeks.
About that time young man correspond
ing identically with the description of the
body was seen to pass through this town on
foot, and while here he purchased piece
of rope about twelve or fifteen feet long.
The body has been left as found, awaiting
the arrival of the coroner from Sierra
Blanca. whose investigation may disclose
the dead mans identity.
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Four doses Of Moore's Revealed Remedy will
make you feel bettes. II il don't you can get
3i-25 ofany drnggIs.
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drops-wisdom's "Reminiscences tried always
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New Cioaks, wraps. capes and jackets just in.
Chester Clesry-
Rostein 4 Mnrphy have removed TO their new
store, us Front stseet
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
THE WEAK tN WALL STREET,
Henry Clews Errort uf the Condition oil
tho Money Market.

Special Correspondence Of Inc iHitiligtnttr.
| NEW ioRK, Dec. 2N.--Thc rGSt week IN Wall
sttcet presents another page ~ dullncsS, though
ono also OF gradual recovery IN confidence Tic
Incidents connected win Inc lAic CIlslS are Stil!
having their nlter.CilrCu, but no longer con.
Tribute ahy new elements Of excitement, and
the condition OF the market Ii one OF passive
submission to the slow process OF recovery and
read uStnent
judging from tho estimate that Wall street
appears to have put uhon the new railroad
Presidents plan. tits not likely TO prove the I'M.
mediate Aimulnnt to prices aud to speculation
mat was recently expected. Al q later stage, II
may quite possibly DO found TO bring some Gcnc.
1tS LASTING for a period, which will probably
have corresponding stimulating effect on tic
market; hut for that We must wait. The spirit
OF Wall street. al tho moment. Is SCfutiutLing
Atd eNuGting rs to the basis OF values, aud the
lone Of speculation Is contcIvatlye; 80 that tho
main conditions 10 depend upon for my rise Ia
prices VIII be u substantial recovery la conn,
tchcc and II further relief OF the tfOating supply
OF stocks through continued purchases for III.
vestmeht. AZ tho same time, there Ii no dis.
linet element OF diStrustiulnGS, but general
icellng that prices have gone BS low Us lhuy
ought aud afford a basis for rrlnuncrAtiyr pur.
cha'e on transient or permanent Investment.
III money matters, there IL n decided improve.
acut DUlh rs 10 actual conditions and tone.
tohiltehre IL ERihinS ground III credit circles,
hh0 inc ulmlnlItt0n IN local failures shows that
merchants are getting irCer accommodation from
VI bAnks; while Inc Mct that some Of tho banks
nrs returning their Clearing House certificates
proves thnI tho need for such help Is beginning
70 disappear. During tho week The banks have
lost about Sl,5OO.DO VI currency on interior OK.
chAilgeS,-,hG bulk having gone To New Orleans,
White they have reached nbnut sl.C0OO0 net
from the Sub.TrenSDry. About l2,l5D, tUJ Of roii
hnS been received from abroad, half Of witch
hn, gone into the banks, but so late III the week
~ T. make little show In the averages Of to.Iny's
Atlantic; but TINT Is Eeiy to be the last tcceipis
nom abroad. as The rates Of exchange no longer
admit OF imnOrta'iOns OF specie. Tho bank Of
England. though loSins gold, keeps It's rate OF
discount At per cent, aid money Is easy IN the
open market Of London HENRY a rts
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MARTINS FERRY.
y. NJ. Z. a. .Annivorsnry- Christmas Scr.
viCes-personal Mentor, etc.


Henry Elliott Is homo from Findny
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II. Lane, OF Pittsburgh arc
here for the holidays.
Miss Ella Weaver Is tho latest acquisition TO
the choir In the Presbyterian church, She sings
soprano.
Benjamin Exley, who Ia attending school Of
the holidays
George Strain found pair OF diamond car
rings on Saturday night, which wctc brand new
anh, probably Intended for tho sweet heart Of
tho loser.
Mrs, j. F. Brady mud daughter, Bessie. will
speid Christmas NJ Alliance: Mrs. Howard hip.
kins Vt Johnstown, Pa: Miss Jessie Williamson
Columbus.
Low priced bound books In grcnt variety at
ihG post onlrc News Stand This establishment
IN dninRA big business selling books, stationery,
etc.. and taking subscriptions for papers and
magazines for Christmas
Christmas services were held Ia several
churches yesterday morning, the music being
specially Prepared for tho Occasion, In tho
First ", L church Rev. l. \. Winters preached
on tho Supefnnnlinted preachers where n special
collection was taken for them. This was not
done IN the Presbyterian owinH to the small At.
tendance. Atnll OF the churches the attendance
WIS SINAI! on account OF the lnClrmCnt wgt, her
AMI the condition OF the streets
union injecting OF nil the Churches was held
" ihe opera l!ovSc last night III honor Of the T.
NJ, q. a" Which Organization celebrated It's first
ami vernty. The state Secretary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, Mr.. i. G, Gordon,
WAS lto'ent,Hn addressed tho meeting. and tho
rhStofso OF tho different churches also took pnrt
The meeting II Is thought, VIII result In much
good for the above organization which Is pros
pctins llnyly. The attendance was lurgc con.
sderIug The weather. Mr.. Gordon n'SO nj.
dressed the members Of the association at their
usual sunday afternoon meeting.
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Is Jny Gould Back oft:

= 'NoUu'tH 4'"No.
Since Wheeling has refused to donate
Sl00, 900 to the proposed State Line rail
road, President Meyran has been quoted
as saying that the project would be aban-
doncd. In speaking OF the matter yes.
terday, Mr.. Meyran denied the state.
ment, but would not state what tho
future Intentions OF the company are.
He stated that the proposition made by
Wheeling to donate 100000 il the rail-
road company would agree to deliver
coke in Wheeling as cheap as in Pitts.
burgh would not be considered.
A man who is well acquainted with
the history OF the road said yesterday
that tho State Line road was in the
interest OF Jay Gould, and will be built
as feeder for the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie road. 1t is well known fact thai
Gould wants road to Pittsburgh. OF
course he could not secure any sub
scriptions himself from citizens along
the line, and he evidently intends tc
buy the State Line road as soon as it i:
built.
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Advice TO Mothers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken
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cures dysentery and diarrh9a, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, softens the gums, reduces inaam.
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tho whole system. Mrs, WlNsLow's
SoorHiEa SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant TO the Taste, and is the
prescription OF one O! the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is Tor sale byall drug.
gis!s throughout the world. Price Is
cents bottle. Mwraw