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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-02
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Augusta, for New
York-Mrs / Roche, = steera &c.
Per steamship Kansas CITY rom New York
Capt kempton and wife. Rev j + Serley and
wife, Mis- Ii Seeley, r Nolan, q Keislng and
wife, Master W Nolan, Master I Nolan. Mrs S s
Miller. VI Schneider, A r. Holt. q w Ornsbee,
Mrs D BeckSith, Mr. Turner, Rev f Hart. w
P Ryan, Mr. Walker, Mrs J Grant, T Tugoy
and wife, Mrs Terney. W Newkirk. DR. " L
q nm, ,iSs S Burgess, Miss Downing Miss VI
Comm, d c Minor. Mrs f Paffe, J Burke, Miss NJ
NarEham. 4 Hisler, A Leopold, S q Bull Mrs
Sch 'nler aud child, Miss G. Il Scrsven, MIS- T 2
Boud d III Wickha ant wife, Miss Bond. + II
Bolan and wife Mrs Rafferty,. I C Bridges. Mr.
Digby, q Murray, ID Bingley. II McA Schley,
X Lass w Olmstead. b + Sha1nan Miss X
Rock T Mahlon. NJ II MOles, DR. ii Caruthers, d
Hecox, Ms w White and Unfit, w Campton, J
LaBoyteaux. Mrs NJ l. Comm, w Maxwell. +
0'Keefe, Miss Q l. Ma eel. A Leveln. A Kaffer,
MS Barth. E r Sisson and wife, Henderson,
Miss Olmstead, j Blakey an | wife, Mrs Cal
Ian, Miss NJ Callau. P Fitzgerald. l. Wilcocks.
HarLzfelder aud wife. w LEROY, ii Whit,
Miss Burcn, Miss Miller G Bonifoce. Dr + 7
Campbe J Campano aud wife, Armstrong
Mrs Hol len, Miss NJ Locher, Roos, Mrs f II
Crocker, Miss Compton. Miss l. NJ Whit, X
Foster and wife, l. p Clark AMI wife, Hodgson
7 Fitzpatrick, Guss lbrecht, II w Smith, Miss
NJ Bond, co.ored steerage.
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RFCFIPrs.

Per Charleston ami SavRenah Railway, Dee
LIZ bales cotton. % bbls s1irits turpentine Sc
bols rosin. IS halss waste. 2S2 sacks peanuts, 2
cars wood, car empty bbls. Is pkgS tobacco. l
car lumoer. bales buriapS. bdl hides, boxes
bark, tub butter. 1 pkg belsteads, 2 boxes Ing,
tub butter. IS nests trunks
PerSavannah. Florida and Western Railway.
Drc l-2. 81 bales cotton. /. 10 bbls rOSIn, S23
DOS spirits turpe 'tlae. ga pkgS mdse. ia bb =
fruit, us pkgs furniture. Is ba Is hides l41 pcs
cast ng, bbls flsh.2 cars pig iron. ! car sash d
aud b. cars cot on seed, IS cars lumb IT. . cars
cattle, cars wood. SIS boxes vegetables. Is, 5jI
boxes fruit. 10 bbls We cetables
Per Central Railroad. ID $500 bales cot
ton, bbls spirits turpentineS. 5gi bbls r sin.
3 bales domestics. bales hides. & pzSs paper 3
pkgS harness, 100 pkgs tobacco, LOO lbs bacon.
II bblS WHISKY. 10 pkgs IggieS. 20 bbls syrup. /
hbl potatoes, 81 cars lumb r. l07 pSgs furniture
: cars stock IL bOls hOur. - sacks pea nuts. 3Ol
pNgs mdse, cars BRICK, los pkgs hardware, 20
cases eggs. cars coal.
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, DECEMBER2 s9OTEN PAGES

many stop orders were reached in the early
TRAD ne on combination OF selling so that the
market throughout the day was quite de-
morahze :. The market lacked support because
DFoHSfs decline TO do n mar in business a d
~ Is felt IN the street that not before thu first OF
tns new year may easy mol-y be looked for,
hotWh andlng the easier condition OF foreign
exchanges and the very catering condition of
our Iereign trade at present. Selling was pria-
clpaly Ia aroitra se stOc IN the early Dor, ion
OF the ~, out when the bears got well to work
there was great I'M artiality Sd iwn in ha inner
ing, and g whole list novel in unison.
a tlouga Lac lawanna. Delaware and II ldson'
mon PacItc. and Louisville and Nashville were
leaders. the market closed active ana ry
weak st the lowest prices of the day. Final
loses are as follows: Laczawlnna S.k
Missouri Pacific 80, Louisville aud Nashville
3k. St Paul 8, Atcls and Burlington aud
Quincy each "a West tn Union ga Roc K Island
rs. New Jersey Central, Chic lgo Gas, C.. C.. C.
ami ST. Louis 21e each. New England 2x
Northern Pacific d Re lding each rs per cent,
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred , per cent.
and other Mailer anOults. Tle sales Of list d
shares.
.Tle following were the closing quotations of
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livery IS IS; January delivery IS IS; February
dellv ~ =; Marchd-livery =; May delivery
IS IS Freights 70 Liverpool weak; cotton u /:
grain I'd.
CaTcAGo. Dec. The era n markets opened
weak and dull. closing active an strong
Wheat, corn aud oats, after opan n lower taan
Trey closel Satdrday. recoyerei the loss a d
wodnu up with substantial gains Provisions
could not overcome the enormous receipts of
hogs aud were lower at the close to-day than on
Saturday.
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour IN
cha sed; >pri patents 81 700 %; winter p9t-
ents - 65Di 90; bakers 81 1908 So Wneac-
No. spring 92i4c; No. rel Csc Corn
No ?, 5O1sc. Oats-No. 2 431 t3lsc Mess
pork s. S11S. Lard. per 100 bS. s. 20 Short
rio 81 les IS l0615 ~ Dry self shoulders.
boxef, 81 75Glis7I6. Short clear sides, boxed.
s. COOS 60 Whisky at 81 H.
Lea ling futures ra rel as follows:
Hi rhast
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New York. Nov 29-Arrived, Emita, Nash,
Daren: schrs Ana TrGnor, Derricks n, Jack
sonvle; Joel sheppard. Walls i Darien.
Carthagena. Nov 2i-Sailed, schr Mercury, for
Pensacola.
Leuck, savannah.
Rotterdam, Nov 27-Arrived, bark Daphne
[Norl, Madsen. Savannah.
Apalachi Nov 9-Cleared bark Stephen
G Hart, Pearson, Philadelphia; schr ScJtia,
Gill, Cardenas.
Boston, Nov e9-Arrived, schr Flora Rogers,
Cleared, brig Ellen NJ Mitchell. Small, Kings
Ferry Fla.
Passed Highland Light, schr NJ vB Chase.
Charleston tor Bath
Coosaw. S c, Nov 29--Cleared. bark Darwin
[Brl, Jago, United Kingdom.
Darien, Nov 29-CIeared, schr z Cornell
Was, Bath; Florence J Allen Dunton, Port
la I'd.
Port Royal, C, Nov 29-Arrived. schr Harry
B Ritter. Peters IN, Baltimore.
BrunswicK, Nov 20 -Arrivsd, bark Wellamo
rRusl, Linqvist San Felim de Guixols; schr Jno
II Cross, Raw eT, Providence.
New York, Dec l-Arrived steamship Arizona,
LIVERPOOL
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EyPDRrs

Per ansnIp City OF Savannah. for Boston
1871 bales upland cOtto 1876 bales domestIcs
a yarns. s. bhls spirits turpentlna. 5000 feet
lumber, 4. bblS ric- 20J bb rosiu, % pkgs mdSe,
Is bo!s oranges, $50 boxes oranges, rs tons
pig iron
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
Iork-2,SSO bales upland cotton, 100 bbls rosiu.
2i' bales dOmestics. $50 bbls cotton seed oil. SIS
bb'S spi its tur Ientlne. POS boxes vegetables As
bols oran yes 265 boxes ORANGES, SO bal. hides,
,! tons pig ron bales paper stock, 80 pkgs fish,
Sbb!s We ;etables, la pkgs mdse, 800 sacks ashes
30 cans shrimp.
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TUESDAY. Dec 2. 1890.
II ~ -
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas City. Kempton. New York
C G Ander- on.
Steamship D H Miller, Billips, Baltimore-W
E Guerard. sgt
Bark Marannins [Itall, Astarita, Lcata, with
sulphur to orde vessel to Chr 6 Dahl &, Co.
Schr Julia A Trubee, Mount New York with
railroa iron 30 S, F G. w Ry Co; vessel to Jos
A r Jberts & o.
Steamer Katie Bevill. Augusta and way land
ings-J G. Medock, Ag5.
Steamer AL ha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluff OH G Medlock. Agt.
Steamer Bellevue. Bald via Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluftol-W T GibsoT, Agt
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Reported By g. S. Palmer. 1865 ReGde ST, N

YorE.
NEW York Nov 2S The market Immediately
following 7 lanksgivi g has been some shat
aser on oran ses owing to liberal offerings and
limited demand Fl tncy, selected sizes. 50 2501
$50; mixed 50 z O Oh. Lemons, 50 O093 w
Vegetab es in gooI demand. string beans selling
at 81 '313 o., cue mOers S20JG93 50, egg plant
S2000 so per Dbl. crate. few tomatoes
have ARRIVED from the West Indies. selling at
S! 90 per small C. ate. Outlook favorable for
early ShiJments from Florida. Receipts of
oranges for the week, 1917 boxes; total
date, So 034 total to same date last year 103 9l7
boxes.
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To Mothers.

For upward of fifty years "Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup" has been used by
millions OF mothers for their children while
teethIng " it'll never-fGiling safety and sue
cess. II 500 hes the child. softens the gums,
allays all pain, regulates the bowels, cures
wind colo, aid is the best remedy for
diarrhea. Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing
part Of the world. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Ado.
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O2sning. Highest. &C
No ? WHEAT


BALTIMORE. Dec Flour quiet; Howard
street and western supsr1ue S. 0063 30;
extra 81 do9I 30; family 81 6595 10; city
mills, rio brands extra. 81 0)0]2l wheat
Southern quiet; Fultz, 9sc0SI 90; Longberry, a5
0sl o.; No. ,, 90ls; western firm; No. winter
red, on spot ana Novemb r, 9i}4c; Deem
Der 454c; Nay Corn-South"rn dull; white,
SIC; OLD 63@65c; western quiet
CINc1NNArI, De . Flour in mod rate
mand; family S3 5003 90; fancy 5 5 lD4 IS.
Wheat scare, an firm; No. 2 red 96c Corn
in far demand; No. 2. red, 52|6c. Oats easier;
No. > mixed AN le4Sc. ProvisiOns-Pork easier
at $40 p LarI IA light dema ID at s. zoos IS
Bulk meats steady; short rib sides s. 31L6
mon aud light s! IS G3 90; packing aud Itch
STA
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l. Flour in better de-
s@; fancy 81 0O04 10; patents 81 s0al 90,
Wheat higher; No 2 rel, cash, 9lI6 dJ9 &C;
December delivery orc: January delivery 9I1sCl
9i4c; May delivery 991as: July delivery So bin;
% mel quiet and close 40Ssc above Satur-
day; No :, cash. ACC; December delivery 4Sl6c:
January delivery c. May delivery 5OAc. Oats
doH Serv but FIRM Nav Saa % Sso Df &c
at 5A@7Ac; iron cotton ties 8 950i 40
Corn meal steady Provsi ms quiet ami dull
Plrk scarce and firm, job lots, Sll p. Lard
s. 25. Dry sat meats, boxed shoulders, 81 IS;
Bacon, boxed shonl lers, s. 31IS; longs Sc 10;
ribs, S6 lO clear SO IS. Sugar cured hams,
$40 3lOSl2 o.. Whisky steady at 81 IA.
New ORLEANS, Dec. Tes dull; Rio
car 'oes. ordinary TO fair l 34020c. Sugar.
open kettle, strictly prime TO C lOce 3 i5-6n
DC; prlmt 3>6c, common 3R0Sy5c; fully far
3 l64 NC; fair 3l5 93}sc; centrifugal planta-
ton granulat ID 5}8GD5 j-16c; of granulated
&c; choice Waite 3-l6G1514c; W bite SIC; choics
4Ibc; choice We low clarified 4 10 16Gl4jsc; prime
yellow clarified 1850; Off yellow clarified
open Kettle, fancy $40 35c; choice 32c: strictly
prime Zoe; cool prime 26O@Sc: prime
l49l5c; good fair aO09sc; centrifdgals,
strictly strictly prime S)c; good prime $50 &c; prime
common l5Dl7c; syrup % 125c.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRz. Dec. /, noon Spirits turpeutine
quiet but steady at 400 i051c. R )sin quiet but
trim at 81 4j1G1 50.
sd 0. N -Rosin dult but firm; straine
dull and steady at 391604Oc.
WHINING ron, Dec !. - Spirits tur aentine
| steady at 36:; Rosin firm; strained 81 IS; 20 I'd
strained 81 %. Tar firm at SO. Crude tur-
milne. fir n: hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 90;
| lin 81 10.
CIAeLssroN. Dec 1-Spirits turpsntiue firm
at sc. Rosin queI; cool strained 81 Is.
RICE.
New YoaK. Dec. Rice quiet and steady;
do nestle fair to extra sd 1850; Japan
| 5A06c.
| - nv. IS Dec Rice steady; ordinary
| to prime 3A9434c.
PETROLEUM
| New YoR1. Dec /. - Petroleum market
opened stea iy, and after. slight decli e in
earl trading bids by Standard Oil brokers'
caused an advanc' of lac in January options
aud the market closet st on<. Penusyl-
vania oil, Oh SPOT, ope led at 6ol@c; hg lest.
| &c; lowest, 66A:; CT sing at &c; January
options opened at &c; highes, 6716c; low
est, 6694c; closing at $50 Lima ol-no sales.
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cLEAPrO YESrER0AY-

Steamship City of Savannah, Googins. Boston
. Apisrson.
Steamship City OF Augusta Catharine. New
York; u Anderson.
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sIIPPIV1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

diJtNtJ&G AIIATAJ-f1.5 DAT.
Sun RIsEs.........t.... ..... ..............7:0 OF
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. IA A N, 1916 p NJ
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NOTICE TO MARTNERS.

Notices to marin srs pilot charts aud all nauti
calinfor matt IN will be furnished masters OF yes
SEES tres OF charge az tbs Unite states Hydro
graphic Office 10 the Gust )m House. Captains
are requested 10 call at the ofiise.
LIEUr 4 II SHERMAN
In charge Hydroxraonic station.
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Nov Is the breakwater head OF this harbo viii
RED light.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-02

Examine those sl5 90 black Cheviot
Suits being sold for So 80 at the Bankrupt
Sale, 159 Broughton street. I'D
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Working pants &c.. worth 81 rs. At Bank
rupt Clothing Sale, l59 Broughton street
Adj.
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DEP ARrED YESTERDAY
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel Carroll. Co1en's Bluff and wal
lanlings-W T Gibson, Manager.
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Imported Sheppard PLAID Worsted Trous-
ers "a IS: selling for 81 to IS all over the
city. Bankrupt Clothing Sale, 1853 Brough-
ton street. I'D
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MEMORANDA

Steamship City of Savannah, Boston.
Steamship City Of Augusta, New York
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Rfc.-The market was dull and easy. The
sales during the day were 2 6 barrels. The fol-
jowing are the official quotations of the Board
Of Trade Small job lots are held at 1594c
lower:
Fair. ....' ..,'-''... '.'.'...'.. 459'D44
Cool ..... $3.50. ..-...... ........43s Az
Prime. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......425t OoIS
Rough
Country lots....... ............~-.-.S 800 %
Tld' ......... --.....--.. -. SOv1- 20
NAVAL SroREs.-The market was very quiet
for spirits Uurp milne, b 1t fairly fir at quota
tons e sales reported were only IS casks, at
95c for re ulars. At the Board of Trade. ON
the opening call tine market was reported
frn II SIC for regulars At the sec
oad call it closed firm at SEC for regulars.
Rosin-The market was quite firm at
the dscli e in the m eium AMI 10 yer or ides.
There was a steady inquiry, h ,ugh confined to
few buyers. The total sales for the day
we're ONE 6.026 barral' At the Board of Tra1s
Oh the first call the market was reported firm,
with sol If 5,0?6 barrels, at the foil wing
quotations: A, B, c, D al E. 81 ~; F,
81 M; e, 81 371e; 4. ST. SIN; I, 81 9216; K,
S2r15; VI, 81 So N, 50 50; window glass. 81 co.
water white, 81 81 At the last call it closed I'M
changed
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sweet DOT lGJ s, q Gus ItI, " liO5- 10 % %
PoULIRY-Market overstocSed; demand fair.
EGss-Mar6et very firm; STOCK light; demand
good.
PEANUrs-A nple stock; demand light; prices
weak
SuGAR-Georga and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Derland nominal.
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CONTNIERCIAL.
sAVANN al hKs rs.
OFFIcE MoRNINe News.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS. Z
SATASSAH, GA, Dec. !. 1880.
,,,-roS-The market was very dull and
no1lina. There was a very sio" inquiry and
buysrs' bids were at figures below Quotations
~s,,b we're as a rule refused by holders. The
W, s,Iss for the day were only 90 bales. On
.o-a,-e a. the opening call. at 10 a m. the
- was reported quiet and unchanged.
L. ,ri,h no sales at the second call, at p.
If was dull, the sales being %
- At the third and last call, at p. H.,
= cr,s4d dull and unchanged, with further
of IS bales The following are the official
p - n .rntations of the Cotton Exc langa.
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- JSi1nds-The market was very quiet and
5v There were a few scattering SAILS. on
..-jvafe terms. Previous transactions we're at
Quotations:
choice. ............---- ..---.-...'.s'..--.&l
Fine...---. .........-'.'- '''''''''.''.-O
rytra fiue -....s.s'.'.' .-.s'.s-.--l5
sTslium fine ............-.-... .............lS
Good II sdiun 10000. ...--.---l113
Meliu a. -, tii,; ; Iet>
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The cream of this entertaining little joke
is that the father was judiclous enough To
buy his vest from THE FAMOUS The
vest wouldn't have had half so fine a point
II he had purchased it anywhere else.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-19
BREvITIKs.

Police Officers Sullivan and Hubbard
arrested A. Stranger and Charles Johnson.
two gamblers, last night the former Ut
the Turf saloon, Second and Washing
ton, and the latter in the Elite on Jackson
street. The gamblers were each placed
under SIS cash bonds.
The Northwest Water Company filed ar
ticles OF incorporation with Auditor Forrest
yesterday. The object OF the corporation
is 10 supply cities and towns with water.
and its capital stock is 100000. The incor-
pora,ors are J. v. Chown, J. N. Wrestling
and Frank b. Wrestling.
The Young Mems Christian Association
is preparing for . public gymnastic ex-
hibiiion to be gwen on the 27lh Of the pres
ent month. DIR. Eagleson has . silver
medal which will be given TO the best gym
mast. and other prizes will be awarded.
The state medical examining board will
meet for examination at Walla Walla the
first Tuesday in July. with the following
officers: President. Clinton Munson, Ia
coma; secretary, DR.. Keyior WaIla walla;
treasurer. DR.. J. ID. Minkler. Centralia.
auditor Forrest yesterday issued licenses
to we'd for Avery b. Keith and Lille B.
Miilette, both of Kigsap county; Lewis A.
cactsou ufu Gs1 AuHtc hCAtus UOSu Vi
kitsap county; Nels G. Nelson and Mary
Madison. both OF Seattle.
John Carlson, OF Sehome, was brought 70
Providence hospital yesterday suffering
with broken leg. The injury was sus.
tanned while scufiling or wrestling with
friend the day before.
A Plat was filed in the auditors Office
yesterday OF Riedinger's first addition to
the town of Kirkland. Il Is in section 6,
township IS north. range 5east Forty lots
Mrs. Matilda Larson. who died at Provi-
dence hospital on Tuesday of typhoid
fever. was buried yesterday from Bonney
& Stewards, Rev. h. o. Nelson officiating.
Mrs. Florence Browning. who died Sum
day, was buried yesterday after appropri-
ate services conducted by Rev. A. l.
Parker of 81. Mark 3 church.
The excursion to Snogualmie Falls under
the auspices Of the First NJ. +. church has
been postponed until Wednesday the 18th
on'account Of bad weather.
Mrs General Metcalf presented the
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday with
three large roses, the largest Of which was
six inches across the top
W. T. wilcox. recently of St. Paul. was
sent TO Grace hospital yesterday suffering
with rheumatism.
DR. James u. Minklcr. Of Centralia, vas
in the city yesterday. the guest Of DR.. H.
Il. Baeley.
knight Tempiar meeting tonight
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Wesley Wilson, manager OF the
Seattle Coal and Iron Company. has been
Joined by hrs wife and his three sons, who
arrived from Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday, and
are with him at the Diller. They were
accompanied by Miss Sallie Snyder.
Hon A. Bush. the Salem, Or. banker,
who is large stakeholder in the First Ne
ticnal bank OF this city. was here yesterday
on his way home from visit to Massachu.
sets.
Mrs. Harry White went East over the
Northern Pacific Yesterday morning. She
has gone TO New York and will be gone
three months.
Mr.. A. Morrissey, representing the fam
Gus New York Madison Square Company
which Is to be here next week. is in the
city.
Miss kittie Reese of Chautauqua, paid
short visit TO Seattle friends yesterday.
Rev. T. q. lie Sourd, OF Whatcom, wa.
in the city q few hours yesterday.
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Seattle Architectural sk.,cn Gin,

Last night the fourth competition of the
Seattle Architectural Sketch Club was de-
cided. the subject being a design for
small drinking fountain. There were
twelve sketches submitted and voted on bv
the members. The first mention was
awarded to Julius W. Krause. the second
10 II. j. Cresswe!l and the third to David
]. Myers. The designs showed varied and
able treatment OF the subject. The next
competition will be for wall Fireplace.
Several names of candidates for admission
TO the club are now posted on the notice
board
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rHx rwo SUICIDES


Both HAD Rssstives - Leganspert.
Indiana-
The bodies Of the tive young men who lie
dead n Bonney 4 Stexart's - the result OF
their own deeds we're viewed yesterday BY
many people curious 70 see them on &C
count Of their strange deaths
A dispatch was received yesterday after
noon from H. e. Thornton. at Logansport.
Ind. directing that the body OF his nephew,
Joseph C. Thornton. who hung himself
with bed sheet. should &c shipped 10 the
father. at Middleton Ohio.
Another dispatch from Simon r. Sheerin,
at I4ogansport, Indiana. brother OF Jos
eph b. sheerin, who was found dead in bed
in the Arxera house. directed that the
body should Be forwarded to that city.
Both bodies have been embaimed and
placed ia sir tight cio:h-covered caskefs
and they viii be shipped tonight by ex-
press TO the bereaved parents.
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vssrisrIrp TRAIN syxv,cs

Over the Nogshern Pacific railroad. siinsns car.
ana ssseps1x cars every dAy n tae yeAy Sca.rs.
"a Calsaxo IL niles the sheyses; rosg< s<cona.
cas- passenger. too are Afforded excellent .r-
eSN xleas stl0nsA
fHakrs FaRsk aoTs AID THfsT1-sly xsxrrKs
szxra IN rescnsas 1Ais ago va this line A
SA1isess. easY Leses sgrnt 1is second ssrrs,
bossoa e.ozk. b Eoukaa. sepos ticket AxenI
Axaizss
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WILL LIVE AFTER ALL.


PAfnter Hsneen's Suicidal Intentions
Frustrated.
John n. Hansen, the Norwegian painter.
who tried so desperately to commit suicide
Tuesday night st the X L saloon. is re-
covering from the effects Of the morphine
which he took. II was only after long
and vigorous effort that he was brought
around, however. and his desperate inten-
ton would surely have proved successful
had he ieen left alone few hours more.
Hansen was taken 10 Grace hospital yes
terday. His wife Is with him and il is
thought that he will be well again IN few
days. Mrs. Hansen says that her husband
had on several occasions threatened sui
eide but she did no: think he meant it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-19

The taiiors' strike begun last month is
still on and the union taiiors are being en-
couraged TO hold out by pecuniary assist
anoe from several unions in California.
Oregon. Montana and this state A dele
gate was sent to san Francisco day before
yesterday 10 see ira, union men there do
no work for the merchant tailors here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-19

f<rTytem and recomnsend fhas he be re-
stored 10 duty Ia hrs company Mr.. Sher-
yin has agresd 70 take 80 for The damaes
done - his wagon
The petition Of John Workman and ".
T. Fenton was referred 70 the judiciary
committee
The council adjourned Until Friday
night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-19

John fugsn, an employe in the Oregon
Improvement Company's mill, fell through
su opening in the aoor last nigh. and
broke his right shonldsr-hlade. He Was
taken 10 Grace hospital where his injuries
received attention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-19
Funeral OF Captain n. n. Bur,.,,.

The last rites over the the body of the
late Captain II. II. Barnett were performed
yesterday at the ST. Marks Episcopal
chureh-,he edihce which only a few
months ago Captain Burnett had laborei
faithfully to erect The services were con.
Quoted BY Rev, A. L. Parker and the inter.
naent was At Masonic eemeterx