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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27

BE as UBt4eiss, Canada
Is was raIaose3 asi the streets yesterday
thai detectives IL tine easpsoy 81 toe North
err FaesEe Express 1.fnpsny hsa syac-
eeeded III locating Ihniaas skaggs-~lor-
+ snerEy Ssafts. sgsHi os the company. Who
nsysssri"usly disappeared fr.uf here jam
AIRY hin Ontario. Canada. The runner bad
Is that ne Il located IN : sasalI town near
Otgasa, where be " working IS . night OPP
orator 10 the employ of the NeSiefn Inlon
Telegraph Gesppsnv, or . snail branch
thereof. Careful inquiry at every place inn
agisabie. ~ ahich there wRs Tx eiihooa Of
obtaining Information about the matter
faiisd To revesl anything.
Another report was ~ the effect tha;
SkagTs had written 10 his mother. who
lives at Penaietoa, Oregon. from 0ntario,
as5 thai n saenster OF her household had
betrayed his where A0outs 30 the Northern
Pacific officials. This could not be verified.
either
IL seems that after all, Sksggs Was de-
Eauitrr and that 10 the extent OF $3.50.
That the grand jury has returned an in
dictGneist against him is almost certain. but
nothing positive can De learned. .saEgs'
chine, IL anything. Is larceny, ard inr that
he ean lie sxsradited. In bis office was
regular cashier and TO his care was en-
trusted everything valuable. II skaggs
took anything ii was larceny. net enbex-
clement Yesterday. eneof skaggs friends,
mere talsa;ise than fhe Others, said
II look FOR the arrest OF Tom rkagws and
bis return Ia Seattle for trial ON a charge of
Larceny. think be il in Ontario. bat OF
coarse ! ann not certain. / vas told By
weiipcsted friend that true bin for grand
larceny had been retained against skaggs.
This would indicate that the Northern Pa
cissr Express Company was secretly NOV
ing against him. look FOR a surprise
within a few DAYS
This was said sith look that indicated
that IL meant more than IL expressed, but
no amount OF persuasion would Undue fur
ther conversation on the subject
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27

speEane respre gsdsxrscs Over Vas
Homt~Hss s~hesnes-
Mr. John Craig. snsIisor of szze Ssstsle.
Lake shore A E.sf<rn Railway nao i<fs
~ssussay F1arnfng for Spokane Fslas 10 &c
present rlssn Vas Hyzt<ns petition scr >
reersvershsp 81 the read came 40. rsscrness
hosas yeste~aat Hr- Craig says tfss sess-
beats Of f-sox2ae Fails are greatly in
eenst ~ sse acts0s taken hv Tan Heztsn
and his pats. - ske essS.ns q esassis are,
and tssat when the eaaEse Of seEaae 20 re
sttls Was allowed the more prominent
cstszers there we're as happy ss could BE-
Mr. Craig says tssas Spokane Fats people
errsssser sh@ seattle Lake rhore 4 ksssern
Ioral fnssatatson. a. snueh a. the citizens
81 Seassls do. ard shey e0flxsfsr the re-
cent fys5cesssiag Instituted against The com
psHy w-scking seher.se aud bsow al
faesr fcss
q dispatch was received 50 the ~est,ie-
Lake SaoFe 4 Esstesn headquarters III Ibis
city fruEn ogssriaisest ssse road 81 Ses YORK,
TO Yssh wosk on 81 tie RES i.nes. Ihe
o.fsrsaEs hegs say that sais means renewed
activity 81 Aleug tie hue. and indicates
shat iiss resent proceeding against fas eossl-
fssfy sessslsd - stimulate confidence IN Ice
road snstAa8 si @saksuinE Is
j. VI. Asefeog who has . contract for
btiissiing - In.ies OF fp4I from 4 POINT six
nssies north Of SneEoamish. ssayes for the
'front.' this morning Sir MarIeod has over
g q nsen emp uyea aow, bat Will Increase
ste ngnisef Immediately. He has asreaay
graded and Faliesl seses nssies OF nss S'-:asle
consrses. and partially completed grading
several miles more He expects TO haye
rails laid a- lar a. the sslllaguamlsh river
III few dags
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27
PREPARING FOR 4 CROWD.
The Rainier Extending it, Dining room Ca
Aero MN odate Guests.

The dsnsngroofn of the Rainier hotel
although large and roomy. has been found
too small % accommodate the patrons of
the hotel. The travel has increased so
much OF late that when the dinner hour
arrives il takes but few minutes to I'LL The
large room, and others are Obliged To wait
until those at table are served and leave the
room. Owing 70 this state OF affairs an
addition is being built on the building,
into which the kitchen, pantries and store
rooms viii he moved. and the space now
occupied by them will be added to the
diningroom. The new addition is built in
the interior court. connecting with the
north wing OF the building, Ii will be dslx
a. feet in dimensions and will be fitted with
all the modern culinary conseniences.
situated. as il will be. apart from the din
ingToom. there viii be no disagreahle
odors. that usually pervade the average
hotsl.
The diningroom As enlarged will present
splendid appearance and viii accumulate
n large number OF guests. The present
diningroom is 35x3. feet in size. but when
enlarged will be Soxsi ieet. The number
oi tables will be doubled, which will give q
seating capacity OF l6) guests
Manager Ray yesterday told Posr-TS-
rsLLIsxScEs reporter that there was every
indication OF tremendous influx of travel
eTs 10 Seattle during the spring and sum-
mer, and he was making preparations in
advance 10 accommodate all who came 10
the Rainier, but he was afraid he didn't
have hall tue room necessary. The hotel
is filied ROW every night which is a sure
indication of large travel a. soon as the
weather mederates. Mr.. Raw said he
thought every hotel in the city would have
all they could conveniently accommodate
Although IN. Rainier waS built only as
FIRST class temporary hotel 10 BE used till
The Denny hotel IS completed. ii has done
marvellous business. and is considered the
finest hosiery in the Pacific Northwest.
The gentlemen who furnished the money
for eniiding il did not expect il 10 pay ex-
pcnseS, but II has from the very day 1t
was opened, and Is now source of consid-
erahia revaoua
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27

FssA Aver - Arrested and Discharged
onaees Raymond, Fined for Assault.

Frst Aver 1. Arrested and Discharged
onieer Raymond Fined for Assault
Officer thsrlss Raymond was on trial in
Justice Rivers court Yesterday on charge
nj ashanti and battery, preferred by Fred
Aver.
Last wreck Aver and companion were
standing an ghe corner OF Second and
Cherry streets. WHEN they were ordered of
by RAYMOND bal refused 10 20. He at
tempted to arres. Aver. and rough and
tumble light followed. which resulted in
Aver being landed IN the police station.
he gave bail and spreSre,l in court next
dav, when be MS discharged
lie then turned around aud had Ray.
nsond arrested for assault and battery.
Justice Rivers heard the testimony Of a
number of witnesses. and they showed
that The essirer had used unnecessary force
and rousa treatment IN arrestinr Aver
Justice Rivers administered a rehuke 10
the otssrer BY timing him SIS and costs.
The case viii probably be appealed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27
THE WALKING MATCH ENDS.

An Abrupt Termination Of the Go-as-
Yoa-Please-Afraid of the Funds
The great international six day eo-as-
you-piease walking match, which opened
under such favorable circumstances Tues
day evening in the basement OF the Wine
Hill block. corner OF South Third and Main
streets, came 10 araiher abrupt end yes
terday afternoon. From what could he
learned. il seems that Morgan. Mcleod
and Stokes were afraid tina, there was not
going to be enough money in for them. and
al O'Clock yesterday morning. the time
set for starting. SO informed Taylor. who
was managing the affair.
TAYLOR spen; about $50 in getting the
match up, and was indignant at this action
Cooling down. he begged the three men 10
run the race out. offering them every pos
sihle inducement With the rssher siangy
remark that thew were mot in it," they
LETT the hall. Manager Taylor has nothing
left 10 do now bat shut up the hall and pay
all bills presented.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27

A. fsr a. can es aseerfAtnea the arss re-
port ,hst R0hcFg r Ramsey. alias Thomas
q. Mllaoa. the Western Onion Telegraph
opeFstoT wsnfed IN Virginia sor seduction,
bs1 deesrtg& sog Briiish Columhia en-
Moaday evening Vas tFue. Ramsey has
rot h~ea Sesu ~ any II the employees 81
the e0lppany. uoF has be caliea on his At.
taFnev ssnce Menaav evcnsur inquiry a.
his w~u4i haHass revealed The SANE. faef.
aad tlse close proxlmssv - canada leads 10
the inference shst he has gone there.
The stsrr et BamSey's crime wAs Ssan,e.
wAai ~ & surprise % his ssqe&infzaces IN
thss c8ty, ahe. ia view a TIE sc;ien g.
Governor Perry. eaplenn his atfsaa in
tesF8Ye
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27
TO THE BOULEVARD.
An Old Project Of Street Exten-
sion Revived.
Holl,n STREET TO LAKE UNION.
a Pine ThovssgAfsre rrea Yrsss street
20 Lake Csioe-Bonievard
Proposed.

The movement 10 open . Dew street TO
connect The hasiness part OF the city with
tie Boulevard around Lake Union, which
has been agztatexs On several occasions. has
again been started ard viii se brought be-
fore the council Ia Jew days. The plan Is
20 extend Rollins street south 10 tnfcrsect
Fifth street. and tie owners OF the aGsjosn-
Ing property have entered into pool and
have already subscribed $500. which IS
more than enough 20 pay for The property
damaged.
Tie proposed street vii. eat safsgonaily
through ten blocks Of Land. and viii make
an almost lev-l grade frona Pike. on Front
street. 20 LAKE Union. From Lake Union the
new boulevard. leading along fhe wsss sno-e.
wiII connect with Rollins street, making
perfect driveway 10 Fremont and Ballard
The movement 10 osen this street was
irsE ag1sased sorne eigAt or nine years ago.
and lengthy interviews we're published ia
the PasT-IsrELI1GgscER At the time on the
subject Ihe proposed street lays IN
vallcg or hollow. and the plat of the land
crosses diagoaslly ever this depression,
making il Impossible 10 go up or down the
saslev. which Is the natuEaa gateway 10 the
north from the city.
Prominent business men OF Seattle.
when the subject was iirss bronght mp, rid
iculea the idca o. opening such street.
saying that it was prsposterons 10 say that
such ! stree: would ever be needed. Three
years ago the movement again came up
ana. Was affiliated 80 strongly that the city
council ordered careful survey OF the
ground 10 be made For some reason il
was again dropped. At that tine it would
hase required about 81 SO to pay the DAM
age of opening the street. Now il viii re-
guire PROBABLY ten times that amount.
At present Lake Union aud other grow
ing localities can only be reached bv team
by circaitons routes. while the proposed
thoroGghfsre viii give quite direct commu-
nieatson and lessen tie hauling distance
very materially.
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A DEAD MANS STORY.
serious Charges Made by y Man who Has
Recn Missing Fifteen Years.

mem missing fitt&en NFArs.
The reiurn TO Seattle OF Samuel e.
Rack ms. who. for tlsscen years. has been
Supposed to he dead. has brought about
startling disclosures which Point 10 the
commission OF a crime.
The story told By Mr.. Brackins is that at
the.iiIne OF The Neg revees var in 1878. he dis
appeared suddenly and was supposed 10
have been killed ia one OF the engagements
Vlih the Indians. Previous 10 his depar-
tnre or disappearance be purchased
OF James MeNsaeat several blocks
of land in soath Port Townsend.
he mads no disposition OF this property
and several years after Charles Case, who
nos resides AZ i9s Front street. par-
chased three b,ocSs o. the same land.
Ats%rwsrd Case discovered that his ute
was not clear and be employed Messrs.
Rake & Drew, Seattle attorneys, 10 look
up and perfect his tis.e.
After considerable advertising ard search
for the lest Brsekins the laWyers we're
about 10 give up TIE quest when a man.
claiming To be TIE original Samuel +
Rraeksns, appeared an3 for a consideration
q sion slEusd she deed aud gave Mr. Gaze
clear usle 10 the thrse bloekS eg Port
Tosnssad real estate.
Tee appearance q tue Fs1s samuel Z.
braesias, wao, tor Easay years haS resided
a. ResisiiDr. Ca,a0rnis. ard who has Just
arsiyei IN sea,s.s, brings cut The fact that
3 forgery has beea committed and thai the
psopsTty 10 bis name has been wsongfzliy
and tfasdulentiy transferred
be asove u The story OF Mr.. Bsaek.aS.
81 is3a u a reporter YESTERDAY.
Es has placed ti.e matter in the hands
g i'epQly sheriff Hea.esy, who j. sasss@v-
osiag 81 SET s. TIRE hossons eli the facts in
tbs case. and important disclosures arc
tx Sri Ter in fsN DAYS
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IRONING ron POINTS.
A Giss~ Contest Arranged Hstween Jehn
". CLARK ana 4. y -sa5sh.

fnur round scientific glove contest for
leirts haS been arranged between Professor
John III. Clark. Of Philadelphia. and r J.
smith. 81 ts4S cisy, 80 take place next Fri
day. Professor clark has been in the
Northwest Tor several months giving ex-
hsassiass, and is rasea ~ enc OK the aaesf
spaTreFs 81 his weight in the United States.
sgastA is al old resident OF Seattle. and
foaght Tom t3eaFy az The race track a
wear aso last Christmas. In that enatrsf
he wsS defeated. smith weighz ISe pounds,
/. afa Clark vii heN as swo pounds less.
The nasa Vii wcsr heavy gloves. AMI the
match i faf posnts cals. Roth are ia train
tx fer the cos;sst and An interesting
match Is ASSURED
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27

Customs Inspector Ben Thompson re-
ccived letter yesterday from Inspector
A. F. Learned. Of Port Townsend, who
with Inspector Mum is taking the census
OF the Chinese residents OF the Puget sound
district, in which he states that he and In
spector Mum viii he in Seattle shortly, to
get the census Of its Mongo-
han residents The two inspec-
tors have been working in the vicinity
OF Port Townsend since the arrival of or
ders from Washington City to proceed with
the work, nearly two months sgo. 1t will
reqaire but a short time TO finish Seattle.
when thew viii 20 10 Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-27

The Western Uaion Telegraph CON-
pany's new COPPER wire 20 Portland for the
quadruplex instrument is in operation be-
tween here and Tacoma. The line men
are stsil AZ work between Tacoma and Port
land. and Is Il not known when they will
finish. The cid 'qgad' wire, Is il is
termed. is now Re ng worked between here
and Tacoms IS q single wire. In answer
70 question, Manager Fred Overlook said
that be had received no sdvices concerning
the progress OF the work OF stretching the
new COPPER wire. and could no; say when
il weuld be in fan operation.
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lAsrses- .---.-+---.s~.---- ------s*- - 80
GlS-nc% --- !. = Saise
F.exsersr Lizzie NscnirAol
F-ssr1- Geofglne Son JAHsscAossky
II Is astonishing what wondxrfui earabii-
ties Miss Juch and her brilliant company
Of singers possess. The performances cf
grand opera which they have given IN this
city thus far. especially that OF ~Migron
last evening. have been Of superior arts
tic order.
One Is almost lost 70 find words OF praise
70 hestow upon Miss Juch and her associ-
a1es in song Tor their delightful labor. Miss
JGch izr p~rsonation OF Mlgnon was charm
ting Tbs prsma donna rounds out the
character 50 finely. there Is no setting
special emphasis upon any one part All
tise pa;hos. the gla9someness, The giriish
abanden. the riqae. spirit and grace; IN
short, Mignon with ali her wisching charm
ard her close bold on ores sympashses IN
her every mood. Is before yoa.
Miss Iuchs exquisite voice was never
heard 10 better advantage than when she
sang the aria '-Dost Thou Know That Fair
Land" She voiced it IN way that stirred
every heart in the audience, so full was it
OF the tender pafhcs of home memories
In the duet that followed with Lothario.
her father sMr. Franz vettal. %. Airy
Light Winged Swallows there was
tie same heast-reachihg tenderness
running through al her tones. This was
a splendid number enriched By the fresh
and flexible hssso eontraifo OF Mr.. Vetta,
who sang soto voice accompaniment TO
the notes of Miss JGch's fiuens voice.
Mr.. setta was IL great vo.ce. has song in
the third acs. '.Soothed Is Now Her SORROW
so fearful, was magniiicentIy rendered.
and his Lothario was q dignsfied and poetic
conception throughout.
Nine Won yanuscnawsky as Filina de-
velopvc fine powers. both as singer and
m actress. Her rendition of the celebrated
polonsise was artistically executed.
Mr.. Charles Hedmondt gave additional
proof OF his good quality as . tenor in the
manner he interpreted the role of Wilhelm.
and especially when he sang. "Ah, Little
Thought the Maid.
Miss Macinchol ~ the gallant Frederic
captiyatsd the audience by her sweet looks
and manner.
Mr.. knight, as "Laerses" in the re-
hearsai scene. brought down the house hy
his amusing antics.
The costumes were picturesque. and the
stage settings were verw satisfactory.
The orchestra and chorus as usual ac-
quilted themselves with honor. The audi
enoe was enthusiastic and repeatedly re-
called Miss Juch and all the soioists-
WILLIAM TELL TONIGHT
Rossini's masterpiece. William Tell. =
will receive its first presentation in this
city tonight. Miss juch appears III the
role of Jenny" and the remaining parts
employ nearly every artist in the company.
The first performance of Tell by the
Juch company occurred at the Baldwin
theater in San Francisco recently. and it
made tremendous hit. The overture and
many of the solo and ensemble numbers
were redeinanded by the audience. and the
grand finale OF the second act melted the
audience 10 cheers. which was responded
to by as many rs six curtain calls.
I'll Trovatore' will be given as matinee.
by request. Saturday afternoon.
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fgve new Passenger cars, two OF them
combination baggage 4na passenger
coaches, for the Seattle. Lake Shore &
Eastern railway were received from Pan-
nan. III, yesterday morning over the
Northern Pacific railroad. These cars are
from the celebrated Pullman Car Works
and are Of the latest PATTERN. They are
regulation size and Sre elegantly fitted an
IN the interior The rev cars vii Re t,u;
~ service fssasssegsiStafv
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While engaged IA q scufsse Nth a friend
at clock last evening IA i saloon AT the
corner 81 sixth and King streets. otso
Ihoerner' 3 n;isssise-Sged lahorsng mar. feil
30 The Hoor. ereAklag ais right leg i..s,
above the ankle. Health ottcsr s,ran:
Vas called and he or6erei Thoerner's re-
nnossl to Providence hospital. where the
fracture was rel acess
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rae seas % =. ss~erxr s,txanlse.

flHsi steps sese taxa Yesterday scr the
organization ~ = hedge ct shs Order of
Sons ~ =, tieVTe<- There Seve tss nauars
eu tire sFp eafio0 feg = charter. whsch = %
ee ferearse8 - hea8a8sfters thss week.
Tie charter w3l ~ kers npsn ios zanlher
ns1ntA. ASA weekly esssssnSs wai ha he'd
Tuesday svsuiEeS ia the rarae Axa Al
esfelsshgaea saa tss.r seas aaA grandson
are sssekase So savus hershifA
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PoRr TowSsESp. Feb. S.-Hon. Patrick
II. Winston. OF Spokane Falls. United
states district attorney, arriy.d in this city
today. He is here for the purpose Of inres-
tigaiing the Port Townsend custom hoaSe
prosecutions and viii be in the city several
SAYS
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Il Use BeONz's HFaathsAl Tru<Ass vrere IA
troszSs4- sn1 taesr sErcsss as q eu-e Gs- E.sssx
c0ashs ssiaHzA SIT hroEeh3tss has sexa IN.
s~axa2ea
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o5e, OoO-Two lots IeorIAa, aoHsheass corner
South second and Jackson streets
o5f. oo0-Tuo lots lsxlss southwest corner
Third and 70 kson u Gets.
o33, o0o-Southeast corner Ye.ie- avenue aud
sou'h Ff street. eoxt I'D: improved,
paying Is per cent. on invest ment
oes, OO0-2i lots on Lake Union. END of cleo
trie car line: improved
SIG. ooo-Nortbesss corner Second and Wall
streets. iooxi2o.
STA, o00-Two lots On Front street. between
Lake aud Eagle streets. f2Dxlo0
$4,000 Two los i0xlaa. corner sixth aud
Madison sireetA
%. 00o-Lot scxIao stewart aud seventh
improved paying Is PR cent net on
.pvestmenl
e5.soo-Three -.room houses With bath, on
Asa street. between Harrison and
Thomas: lots soxt2s easy tsrms
ss.ooo-Two lots exis. seventh street. be-
tweea Jackson and Main.
s5, 5o0-il lots ~ b!ocS 81. Gilman Park add.
Ballard
$500, Four houses on wiifred street. one
10 , cck from cable. nine rooms aud
s5.oo0> hata.
s3.soo-NAw ~ ON house WIKI bath. lot 50 BY
10. Jos street. oae-aan block from
cable.
S:,6O0-New house, ro< ms and hath. on
Lake a. enue: $500 cash: balance $40
per month.
ee.5oo-Lots I. 2. 5. block %. Edes & knights
sditi q.
500 to Ssoo-lofs in blocks :. II. % 3. Nc
6i.vas seeoai sd1, on Madi-
son street cab q il AZ
Cheaper iots in al parts OF the city.
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