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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19
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w LOAN AND TRUST CO
w duc0rporat d.
MOk1GAGE LOANS
sccurities approved here. No delay.
Branch oiace-Co.mau block, Seattle.
(0rOund door, main entrance1
GEoRGE FowLER, Manager.
Home otice-walla Walla, Wash.
Eastern Offices IS Wall street. New York.
TO Water street. Boston.
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HOOPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE
Steamer, JOSEPHINE ana pRIr,

efeamefS JOSEPHINE and DKLTA
alternate, wiz leave Hatfield -Colman's dock,
foot of Marion street, as q m. daily, except
Sunday, for Kingston, Port Gamble, Bangor.
Seabeck, Pleasant Harbor, Homa Homa, Llli-
waup, Hoodsport and Onion City. Returning,
leaves Union City at g m Special rates will
be made with excursion partie2 Pony train
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WHIST sxA11Ls yzRRY-

a1Jlns a1e1gnt ana passenBen - isuu0sa
ynteA
VIII sail from San Francisco October n. for
Seattle. Tacoma, Port To wnsend. sehome. what
com. Fairhayen, Beilingham, Olympia and way
pOrts twice . month. No data I'LL further
notice Receives freight daily at Mission Street
GKTz BROS CO,
General Agents, San Francisco
la HATFIELD Agent seattla
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DAclE1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

nACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle q follows.
Tor San francisco via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At6 p M tpassengers received ON
board II p. MI October s. 10 Is. 20. IS and
80 and every I'VE days thereafter.
For Alaska: OFT Der and 20
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
~ md 81 and every five days thereafter: -
Tickets may Be obtained ct the once Of tho
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GOODALL, PERKINS CO.. General Agents,
Ban Francisco.
q. MCCLELLAN. superintendent Seattle.
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no NoNT1sANo AND ALE PouTa On
aRAy's HARBoR
VA
PUax1 SOUND q CRAPS HANSON =
1hro1gh IN one day nom Seattle
iTNns connect daily at Kamilchlo q r =
with steamer ixon Seattle.
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RIVER ROUTE

cTEAMRR MABEL
(sNoHoxrsH RIVER ROUTE,
VIII leave Badere's wharf every Tuesday
mond. Twelve Mile Point, Kdmunds, Six Mile
Point Muckilteo, Marysville. Lowell and Sno-
homish, and returning on following dayG
Z. A. SWIFT, Manager.
Fl BADERR. Agent
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crkAxrs Asszlxs-

win leave Hatfield 4 Colman wharf soe PORT
Townsend, kequim. Dungenem. Port Angeles
ana Crescent Bay, Tuesday end Friday, II m:
leturnines leave Port Angeles Monday ana
ming. carrying freight and pameneera
J. II. WHITE Master.
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pKoPLEp SAVINGS BANK.
$780, 0oo
With authority to increase to sl.ooo,ooo
| Occidental block. Front street, Yesler svenue
ana James street. Seattle. Wash
Incorporated December ~ lssa
ovFfcEEs-BoARD or rsusrxxH
BAILEY GATzERr. presidens
JACOB FURfH Vice -presiirnt
ARTHUR a. DENNY 70. second Vice Presidea
iA sc & "a rgEn Manager Cssnisr and ssc'sy
W. : BAILEY o;rro ysHS coLLlHa
interest allowed OIL ORD nary ard term denoa.
its Loans on real estate secnri,y
TOT iu s1 information. tes prospectus and
nExTEa HORTON CO. BANKKRa-
INCORPORATED ,ss1
I00.o11
riesdens $ LADDs
wee Presidens............ A. DENNY.
sight exchange and teIegrspnic transfers on
cisco Portl. osg o,s s. v raul san n Fran
IN Washington. Oregon and
british Columbia
s,sns bills OF exchange on London available
colIses,ons made a all points on favorable
Bonds. stocks and other valusolss received
On deposit for safe keeping.
RAsK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Unsupported BY royal charter fss1,
Has removed TO new quxrters. cornar sacor,
aud Columbia strsct&
Capital paid mp s0olo a.,
rover 20 increase m.. ................. 10 OO00o0
-....~....-....- l0o0.0Sa
J. KEITH WILSON. Manager
Branches: San Franci.cc. Cal. Portland =.
Tacoma. WASH. Victoria. Vancouver, New Wests.
minister. Nanaimo and Kamloops. h. C.
.od 'ss
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches:
also on New York. Chicago Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject 70 check. In
terest paid on time deposits
w pofated under lhs territorial lava
CAPITAL, $4,000
OFFICER:
". w. Dearborn........Pr President
,, B. Dearborn..........viie e Pre- ident
u. w. Higg1ns--..... Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts drawn on all parts OF tho world. In.
. terest paid on savings and time deposits.
Aours-lu .. m. % p. M, and Saturday even
ings from 10 9 o'clock.
Deposits may be made in person or by regis.
tered letter, money order or express. and deposit
books will be returned ~ requested.
Money losned on real estate at reasonable rates
KING COUNTY BANK OF SEATTLE
Haller Building, Columbia Street
near Second
arp arTnH =; Presiden:
= q nION Vice President
". " "a .Cashef
rransscts . general banking business
SAFE D1PoslT VAULTS IN CONNECTION
TE1 sxAzxI8 NATIONAL 1AMH.
OASkAksss~~ss.ss..s....ss....e2 0oyoA
- u. 0nlSFITAs QAWrenCet Kan, presiden
11!.A eD.............. vice- Prssident
4sA-'.''.s''.'....'-...'. Caahioe
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Authorized capital. 900
~ 100000
Transacts esneral banking business
n y nALLAkD Vlce-Pres dent
% Cashier
WA6HlNGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO
w duc0rporat d.
MOk1GAGE LOANS
sccurities approved here. No delay.
Branch oface-Co.mau block. Seattle.
l0rUund door, main entfance.l
GEoRGE FOWLER, ManazeE
home omce-W ALA Walla Wash.
Fastern oasca. AS Wall street, New York.
TO Water street, Boston
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TAKE The STEAMERS OF THE

TAKE 1HK STEAMERS OF TIE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINZ.
AZ Raker Il Col WhafveA
-FOR-
FAIKHAvEN, wHATCOM. LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTE
H.w. BAKER L CO.. AGENrS
See Local Time Cards
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Phx1na Tnfs rAsLx
BOUND ssvrx
114yb ARxrvn
~anarsosy -.~....s PM and Monday 8 p m
1ewnsend, Monday and Seattle. Friday and
e. annsdsy midnight Tuesday, ....-....-S "A
snday-.......-....s AMI Tuesday .....-- 49, - =
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GENEEAL BANKING BUSINESS TRAMACTED. Z
Drafts drawn on all parts OF tho void. In
terest paid on savings and time deposits.
Hours--lu 0. m. 10 p. M, and Baturday even.
ings from 10 clock.
DEPOSITS may be made in person or by regis
tered letter, money order or express and depos:t
books will be returned ~ requested.
Money losned on real estate at re sson able rates
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puoEr SOUND NATIONAL BANx, % q,
Buy ana ~ Scfsign and donaeeac snnhansnI
Hanafer money by telegraph to any part .
Ire United states and Europe. reoekyv
deposits Of money and Issue -
books or certificates theuoloe.
CORRESPONDENTS:
London, N. u Roohschil0 Houa
Paris, De Ro:nschiid Freres
Frankfurt A. NJ, L Won eSeiCoe = O.
New Yor2. agency Of Bank Of Calllon1A
Chicago, Commercial National Bank
Boston, Suffolk National Bank
San rranc1sco, the Bank Of California
Portland. the Tins National 0aak
BAILEY GATZKRr Presideua
Z r. FERRY. vsco,P reai1ou1
:. ~ n..:........- :s...........;:... Cashier
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Sight exchange and Geographic transfers on
New York. Chicago, ST. Paul San Fran.
CISCO Portland and various points
IN esh.ng;on. Oregon and
british Columbia
slkns oiiis OF exchange on London available
Collections made ii all points on favorable
terms.
Bonds. stocks and other valuaoies received
ON deposit for ssfc ksepinS
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One Of the funniest children stories /
have heard for . year is a description of an
incident which occurred III the family of
one of our most pious statesmen the other
dav. l would not say that the head of the
family was Postmaster General Wanna.
maker. but he was certainly of the same
religious tendencies. He believes that his
children should take part in all the religious
obseryances of the family, and he tries to
adapt these observances to the understand
inc of the Youngest of them. He leads his
family worship in prayers made upof words
Of one syllable. and composes them as
though they came from the minds of the
ch;,dre, themselves. Last week while
thanking the Lord for the good he had
done for the little ones OF his family he
grew eloquent over the benefits they had
received. He thanked him for the old
horse Barney which gave them such de-
lightful country riding. He thanked Him
for their home and good dinners, and ne
poured out his soul in thanks to God for
the toys which they had. 1t was at this
time that his little 4-year-old daughter
could contain herself no longer. She broke
into the prayer with sigh and then clap
ping ecstaticaily, "Oh, God. don't you wish
you Was u.s."
COLONEL MussEy's NEW BooTs-
Colonel Fred Mussey is now the nanag-
ing editor of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, and though be has never been one
of the babies of the capital. there Is story
of his baby hood told here which will bear
repetition. 1t was when he was . boy OF 5.
in one of the backwoods villages of Yer
mont thar he got his first new boOts They
were red-topped and oopper-soed. and
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DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Unsupported by royal charter fse1,
Has removed TO new quxrters. eornar Saro,.
aud Columbia strscss ou3
Capital paid mp s.ooo.oo,
Power 70 increase to...... ........... 10 600 Oo1
Snrplun- 1nra *

J. KEITH WILSON. Manager
branches: San Francisco, Cal, Portland. Or.
yacomA NASH. Victoria, vancouver New West.
minister. Nanaimo and Kaml0cps. b. c.
General banking business trsnaacted; foreiga
exchanges bought and sold: drafts and tole-
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches
also on New York, Chicago Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject 70 check. In
terest paid on time deposits
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On one subject he is exceedingly
~. He never permits his mother
NE house until she has entirely
{ ne putting on and fastening OF
He has also fine artistic tai
. good chess player.
srnnE BRALEs FANCY BALL
.king Of Phil Spooner's theater "a.
fancy dress ball which Mr.. and
s0nn X Mclean gave to their SON,
~ Aclean, short time ago. Here the
~ III appeared in fancy costumes
y me brightest and prettiest was
neels. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. nea'e, Of this city. She was only
months old at the time. The
- wore represented Madame Ia
and was made with long court
pnk orocade trimmed with swans
: petticoat of rare old point
-, 49, originally formed her mothers
= tnis rich costume, with her bright
nngiets bound with bands
nooon the dainty little mite of
We one of the centers of attrac-
S.s.l va more than ever thought to
nef great aunt. the Countess Es-
ner maternal grandfather being
0pnex Carroll. Her older brother,
.no IN the character of s.Bu ffalo
ompanied her to the ball, re-
~ = nis mother upon their return
Mamma, ! do not think our
much taste. She flirted dread
the ugtest old man
,esz room and he was bald
~l.s 700" Upon inquiry it
mat the ugliest old man in the
- 20 less parsonage than the
~. = Morton. whose fondness for
= proverbiai Bessie herself
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oVFfcERs--BoARD or rRUsTKKs.
BAILEI GAIzEkT............--.. .....- Presidents
!ACub FukIH ice President
ARTHUR A. DENNY. second Wee Presd ens
JAS b HAYDEN Manager Cashier and see,tv
L sCHwABAcHER. JOHN LEARY.
MN, Z. BAILEY. Js}HN cOLLlNa
OTTO RANKE
Interest allowed cl ORD nary and term dcpoa-
It's Loans on real estate security
TOT further Information. tes prospectus and
extract from by-iaws
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
The Anaconda's Coils
Are Tightening around the Labor
Vote Which is Claimed
to be wned bv
tire Gear.
Indications That There Will be
aShameful Use of Doodle in
Deer Lodge County.
Daly's Doodle.

ANACONDA, Oct. 27.-Twenty Re-
publican carpenters in the employ OF
the smelter ,mpauy here haze been
shipped 10 Missoula and IL is reported
that more will follow before election
day.
Fifteen unknown Democratic heel.
ers," salaried employees Of the Ana
conda COMPANY, are osten IDLY taking
rest, and are to be found 10 saloons,
boarding houses and elsewhere, quiet
ly letting it be known how those ex-
pecting favors will; have to vote.
"Blly, the poor mans friend" WIN
want. to lie the democ attic candidate
for Governor two years hence, is doing
his masters bidding, dispensing
doodle. "aDd significantly asserts tbs
on election day republican employees
count rs democrats.
We have high democratic authority
for The statement that they will spend
more money than ever before between
now and November 4, and /, is sppsr.
ebt that corruption and coercion are
relied on for success and that princi-
pie counts for no, hing with the mara.
gers OF the csmpaigD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
A Chicago Murder.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Ex-Alderman
William H. Whelsn was shot and
mortally wounded IN a S'ate street
resort early his morni = by George
Nj. Hathaway. u gambler. Whelan
died this IF ernonn. The story a. told
by eyewitness Of The sh' o'ing was
that Whelsn and one McGlunis, IN
officer of the health department If this
city, had been out drinking all : ,tur.
day nisht, ana r.a hing this -sloon
sat down TO have lunch Nhile they
were ealing AMI drinking Hathaway
came in ard was sskei IT, dine with
them. Soon after sitting down HatL-
away began 10 a liuri-h r-volv-r.
Wh-lan demanded that liz put Il up,
aud declared that otherwise he would
be MAI. 10 do 20. AT er some fnithsr
words HIihawsy .hot Whelsn. the
ball pa-,i"g clear through his i'ody
and striking the spine.
Ha bawsy WAS seen in p i-on and
t"ld .essr'l co. Il citing Dri,., the last
one being that he VA attacked By
McGInDiss snu that Ia Offending
himself the shooting occurred. WbaI
the trouble va. with VIII Ian he would
not say. There is evidently srory
behind the sff,ir.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
PRICE FIVE CENTS
fu'ure destination OF all these roa 10
ths' srt pointing tward The Black
Hills, is something that 10 of much in.
t-iest 20 Miles CITY.


But where were Carter and his ..re.
-isll--- cherry" when the question a
free hides Wa di-cul -ed Ia the b use
That's what the .tpck men of Montana
ant TO know.-Riv-r Press.
Having had the pleasure of correct
ing -~veral democratic orators on this
? in, We agsiD essay the task for the
benefit of our esteemed friend Col.
S.srl.- of the River Press. by inform
ing him that at the last meeting Of
Uie Montsns Stock GToweis' Associ a.
zion, held at Miles City In April last,
the assooi is'ion almost unanimously
passed resolution recommending
t at hides be placed on the free list.
H .yinp ,ug e-t.d the sction that con.
yle.- rook in this matter, IL is not 1t
all likely thar +" be stockmen Of Mon.
cana" are at sll concerned % to rns
whereabouts of Mr.. Carter, when tLis
ac'ion was taken. See?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
A wouderfui Aieuutsiu.

Almost In the exact geographical
centre Of Wyoming Is a mountain a
solid hematite iron ore. with 600 feot
of it above ground. more than a mils
wide and over two miles ia length
Besides the iron the mountain contains
a bed Of Ignite coal large enough y
warm the entire world for century. y
dozen dried up lakes Of soda whek y
the soda is deposited to depth Of oy y
300 feet, some Of the lakes being ov1
GOO acres in extent In mountain -
joining there is petroleum badn
larger than those Of Pennsylvanh -
West Virginia combined. Out a soue
of the springs pure rectined eoal q \
trickling at the rate Of twenty b 49,
barrels per day. A wonderful eoun1Ez
inded.-St Louis Rspnblia
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
All on Account OF HI. weethe.rt

ALLIANCE, Neh., Oa. 70 -Chss. NJ.
Thornton, young farmer EAR here.
yesterday killed Fred Robinson sni
fatally shot his sweetheart, Myrtle
Kerr. He called TO see her yesterday,
when she broke their engagement,
saying that her parents wanted her to
marry another man. Thornton plead.
ed with her and finally she was about
to get In wagon and 90 away With
him. when her father rushed out and
seized her. Thornton drew his revolt
yer on the father when Fred Robinson
rushed out OF the house with q revolver
10 interfere. Thornton shot him
and when Myrtle tried to take the
weapon from him she was accident
ally shot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29

away the mystery surrounding the
murder Of Mrs. Hogg, whose BODY was
found Friday night at SoutbaniI st-nd.
Mr.. Nellie Piercy, whom Mrs. Hogg
visited Friday, aud whose house
revealed traces Of desperate Struggle
and who MS consequently arrested,
was arraigned in the police court to-
day on n preliminary hearing. The
husband Of the murdered woman t-.-
titled that li,son existed betw, en-
himself snd the prisoner. He had n
latch key to her house and frequently
visited her. He thought his wife did
not know ut his relations with Ms.
Pisrcy. A further examination OF the
kitchen at the Piercy resid. nee reveals
that a fierce struggle had taken place
there, and that sttempt. had been
made to remove the blood stains on
the flo and about the room by the
use Of parsffinp.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
He " asn't a Democrat .

PLACER. Mont. Der. Ell desire To
say through the Herald to the work.
iDpmen Of Montana that I was To- day
discharged flOm the NJ. d II. mine,
where ! have WORKED for eighteen
months, for no other than political
cause, a. I have every reason tn
believe. / was notified to quit by the
foreman, Jim McCurry, by order, as /
understood, If C1ss. Molson, super.
intendent. l have been u republican
since the formation Of the party, and
as they could not change my mind
they fired me. I want all working.
men to know the facts
JOSHUA STATES.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29

By phone from MinueselA we learn
that u. A. Mix, general manager OF
the Midland Pacific, accompanied by
Msssrs. McNear and Whseler Of the
Illinois Central railroad. arrived In
that town yesterday 90 Au exploring
expedition. The Surveyor for the
Midland Pacific have reached q point
on the Belle Fourche. 20 miles from
Minnesela, and on their arrival at the
latter point, viii rstrace the lius beck
70 Pierre, ssstiug their permanent
stakes 70 b rsady for active vosk ID
that sSs 3. . Il. wIii build toward ths
N. p. lice ed osks essnsctioa vtth
u - The Bile F0uruhA A-Dsa1voo6
TinsA o.. -
TAs Midland Psslns rsesrse1 y
Ahevs. b Q lins pee1se(st ~ AoEss
ssike n>eeS ullIs. h - 49, y
= - = ~ r11lnsls csu1ssA -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
The Poor Woman Found.

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 26.-Mrs.
Brennan, Of st. Louis, the demen ed
woman who jumped thu train at
Clarksburg, October Q and ran to the
hills. leaving seven small children in
the car, was accidentally found to, day
hiding In a fodder shock within three
quartz rs Of mile of town. She has
ben without iood or water for seven
teen days snd expossd to the drench.
ing rains and cold weather. She wa'
taken in charge OF by the authorities
and her friends notified by telegraph.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
A Cat Worth $500.

Louis j. Knoop. a prominent mining
broker. who lives at the Hotel Belvi-
derc. his ragnifcent specimen which
he has n,rel SilaA. and for whom hs
has refused ij0l Shah Is nearly eight
een inches il l.siglit. and weighs TWEEN
~ and oEe-la,f pounds Mr. Knoop
gives li.l IA ba.hit lc;si once Il week.
and the ct ayD,s.rs {, enjoy il i'm
mensely. Slal.'s plsypia.s isa small
black and tan 'sT.F VI. .s'h hp haailes
in the most ine.e.il.a;' ,f.lrsr and with
which he rom. 't...r a playful child
He was formerly ;;,..ea to the rcstau.
rant for lis meal. bili iie guests .oon
disguised him with tiieir u.,dne fanil-
iarity. and he now eats il. liis bor ''oir
His favori'e diet T. the bones of quail
but when there Is nothing better to BE-
had he will eat the breast OF n chicksn.
He Is very fond Of flowers, and spends
much Of his time In the conservatory
on the roof of the hotel. In which hi
owner has many choice exotics. Shah
cost $50 when he was but two weeks
old. His mother was Snowfall. owned
by Mrs. Steele. of Medina. and he was
sired by Prince Leopold. "a famous cat
now owned in Cleveland. O.-Nev
York World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-29
wanfl LIE iron.

The jarrah wood is species of euca-
lyptus native 10 Western Australia. The
main difficulties connected with its use
In this country are he cost of freight
for such heavy timber from Australia
and its intense hardness. which makes
il difficult for ordinary English carpen-
ters' tools TO work IT, The tree which
produces il grows generally TO height
Of 100 feet. and sometimes $50 feet II
Is found only in Western Australia, ex-
tending over the greater portion of the
country from the Moore river to King
Georges sound. forming mainly the
70: ests Of these tracts.
According to Baron Mueller, when
selected FROM billy localities, cut while
the sap is least active and subsequent
ly carefully dried, ii proves imperyious
to the boring of insects. Vessels con-
structed solely Of il have. after twenty,
five years constant service. remained
perfectly sound. although not copper
ed Ii has been tried at three places
IN the Suez canal, and after having
been down seven years the trial sam
pies were taken up in order that a re-
port on their condition might be sent
TO Paris. From certain correspondents
between Kew aud some London vest
ries it appears that jarrah has lately
been used by the Chelsea vestry for
paving the Kings road. and by the
Lambeth vestry In the westminstes
bridge road. Kew Bulletin.