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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26


Physicians OF the regular school Of
new state board OF medical examiners
appointed BY Gov. Ferry last week At
the rscent annual meeting OF the Etate
Medical association held 1t Spokane Falls.
q COMMITTEES was appointed which drafted
the following communication addressed to
Gov. Ferry:
"Hts Excsiiency Governor Ferry: We. represent
ing tho regular medical association Of the state
OF Warrington. In annual meeting assembled.
respectfully submit % your excellencY that We
represent not only seven-eighths Of TIE resident
practicing physicians Of the state. but . vast
majority Of ths enlightened, progressive physi-
clans who today ere doing the worlds work,
who are recognized In an onicisi capacity BY
the government OF our own country aud those
Of the civilized world; that In accordance with
fair play and weli-establlshed usage We are en-
titled TO pro rata representation In the
medical examining board. which the
law recently enacted regulating the
practice OF medicine makes Il your
duty 10 appoint We further submit 10 your ex-
ceilency that We have the right to expect that
one who occupies the position OF governor Of
the state BY virtue Of majority OF the votes Of
the citizens viii not degrade larre majority OF
the physicians of the state by minority Nprs.
sensation In the board
an. Fam Essf6. Chairman,
&C. A. WED.
~ W. wArsHoP,
NELSON LocKARY.
ALEXIS LABRIE."
Or. q. A. Weed. OF this committee. In
conversation with Q reporter Of the Posi-
ISrElIreEseEs yesterday, said:
This petition was sent to the governor
simply TO place the claims Of the associa-
ton on record. and With no expectation
Of influencing him. IL Was generally be-
iieved that bis action in the matter was
. foregons conclusion. According to the
county registers there are 500 practising
physicians In the state. OF these over 100
are what are known q physicians
OF the regular school. and less
than leo Of ali other schools combined.
According 70 this showing We are entitled
TO . majority, ct least. OF the board. In.
stead of that there are but three Of the reg
ular schools appointed out OF the nine.
The majority Is in the hands of the irrer-
ular schools. BY this appointment we.
sevsn-eirhths Of the rractscing ply stefan.
OF the state. are rcleeatsd 10 . position of
inferiorify.
I'VE claim that IL Is for everybodv's
interest that physician who 10 examined
for permit TO practice should have
thorough knowledge OF physiology, an at
omy and the fundamentals OF the profess
sion OF healing. The irregular schools, IL
Is generally known, are less exacting OF
these requirements Looser methods Of
examination and less rigorous investigs.
ton Of the candidates qualifications are
the tendencies OF these schools. and with
good working majority on the board, it
viii he easy for them 10 lower the PROBES.
sional standing by the admission OF poorly
qualified applicants
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

s!psn.ue 49, saeusaa - "a yssr =
O.. - "a els< IN. - - culA sse.t
70 IT, 40 manning eknMueyA - Aae1ae
woeoaneaisa sAsue Hnvsnas-vs 1sueAs 90 :
A. iass - : ssasaias. - - - L.
o. - - eicm hsx.-lse useoan6dae aspass:
II De so9 hans ven q IL vnD& nusang -
nass,s = rssss y leck aA-kass's's loving
Bss e pfsssieus chseas nusk wzinkls. - tzuss
nssss psees IN LAsaaaeA. sAsss's cain IN >
But tss - eic.r IN IN Assr = finished ssd
msoWn awae-
Thrown sway fsr ane<AG = ps<iscs ana rips
hui never could throw svsy Maggie for lear
q the talk o. - sown-
naesi:. NJ uiss = assy-Say saA dear ana
wish never smother Aassis 70 purchase sar lows
Ana the lisAt Of dsys shaa have bssa. H. dark
Of the days that are.
And Loves aosch ssiaEing a.d ssals. IKE IL
TAe buts Of desd cigar ron sss bound 70 keep
with never { new one - light the' irs chaxrsd
snd biack 70 ne seehsk
opea ~ Oh cigar-nox-lst NJ eassider svAiis-
Hess = md AanMla-thers Il Wiley s1ils
which = tAe. bssssr postsoa-bondass bossAs
or : Aalsn q dualy beauties. any lied in :
coanssllo.s cumming and ailsns-coniorssn true
And never oss a sns afsy - nssr as . rival
bride.
Thought in the early incoming. solaes in tine Of
Peach = the Auab q the tuilisht balm sss my
eyelids closa
THIS vill sAs any sin me- askins naasAs In
with only ssssss passionate DO their duty
ana bum
Til: VII! u = any give Ma When shey are
Five umes osher aftiss shall b my servants In
stesd.
me furrov. Of far-c9 Jsva. the isls 4 the
opeuish Main,
send me my brides again.
Win take no need OF their yntme0e, nor food
for their mouths Wtshsl,
60 long . the eulls arc nesting. 20 long = The
ehoWef1 fall.
Win scent 'en with bsst vanilla. with tea
will temper their hides,
And the Moor and the Mormon ahall envy who
read o. the tale ct my bride&
For Nageio hes Written latter 70 Give my
choice between
The uee little vsinpsring Love and the great
god Nick OfTeeu.
And hsys been servant Of Love SoR barely .
twelve-m0nth clear,
Bat have been Priest Of Partagas . matter Of
seven year;
And the gloom Of my bachelor days = Aecked
with The chery light
OF stumps that burned to Isiendship and
Pleasure and work aad Fight
And ! turn my eyes to the future that Maggie
Bat the only light on tie mazshss 10 the wlll-o'.
the-Wtap OF Love.
WIN Il 80 me safe through my journey oe leave
Since PAD Of tobacco can cloud IT. shall fol-
low The ntful IRE,
Open the old cigar box-let me consider anew
Oid friends. and vho 70 Aaggte thas should
abandon you? ss
\ .i,,oa surplus Aass,ss ~ willing 70 bear
And woman 4 only : woanan. but . sood
cigar = smoke.
Light me- another cubs-I hold to ny Arst.
n Maasis wl,i nave no Rival, aslhavs no Nasxis
tor spouse! --RW6yavd EJplfSg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

The old Misslon Of 81. Joseph. ON the
Ahoanums.


Yahima Republic.
About fifteen miles from North Yakima,
on the Ahtanum. stands quaint old build
ing, which has been for many years his
toricai landmark. Situated ON the banks
Of . little stream and surrounded by q
grove Of tall trees. IL presents, even
in this later day. = pleasant sight after
hot drive. and IL must certainly have been
glimpse Of Paradise 10 the weary traveller
In those days when the country Was yet
comparatively new; when the willy red
man had not been suhtued and reduced to
the pAssably genial creature he Is today.
The old landmark Is the Catholic Mission
OF ST. Joseph. The mission. Is I, now
stands. familiar to many OF the people OF
Yakima county. Is not as il appeared 10
those who passed through that section OF
the country. when there was nothing. as
an old inhabitant remarks. but ''saGebrush
and Indians
In ISIS considerable trouble had been
experienced with the Indians and de-
tatchment OF United States infantry and
some volunteers called ont at that period by
Governor q. L. Curry. camped one even
ing about two and half miles from the
mission. In the night some members OF
the party. unknown even TO this day, went
10 the mission and ransaeked il. destroying
what they did not take away. and IL is be-
lieved fired the building afterwards. al
though this Is not positively known TO I've q
fact
The date Of the erection OF the FIRST build
ins Is 80 long ago as TO be little more than
legend. The present one. bait in isss, is
stiil occupied one sunday in each month.
Wien services are held by Rev. Father
Garand OF this city.
Ii il built Ia the form Of cross with the
altar in one wing and directly opposite the
choiristry. In front Of the building, sep
aratlng il from the road. Is swiftly run
ming stream. clear ss crystal. with grass
growing green Co contrast with the dusty
brown of the roadway. and with the clear
wafer sparkling in the sunshine. ID Is really
! beautiful place.
The old mission. huiit Of logs hewn
square and rough shingles TO stop the
ehiaks. grown black with age stands like
grim monument to the memory oi de-
parted ages.
Rack Of the mission 10 an orchard
which IL probably the eldest in the state
certainly the oldest Ia this section Of IL
Seated under the trees. which we're origin
silv planted close together and nov
almost insersaced. one fails TO wondering
who has been there before them. How
much those SPREADING limbs could tell II
they could speak With tongue and
when. ~ last having passed the brown
hills and hutses. tae home-like izrm
houses and wesi.kep, aelds oi the Ahsanam
valley. he reaches home. he may he won-
| sersng bow many future generations shall
| tees the grateful shade vi those trees which
have already sheltered 80 many, reaching
back To time when the memory Of man
/ raancth not to the contrary"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS VIA ryroS
PACIFIC SysrFN

Train Ne 4, .'rhc Limited Fast Nail" leaving
Portland on TIE Caoa Pacific system a. Z q
eosolis; sleepess and csaing cars. IL 90
ealsppsst with elexanf free reclining ch AIR ear
both nrsf-c ass . co oniss. which run thr01rh
frora Portland to Chtcago w:shoa. Change
Bosh SrSs-claSs aud co.oaisr char rnr. svc
fn afssed vita seeiasns chairs OF The la, a In
pro ei pattern are 1fsed up with smoksne
cons, lsvstsries for oosa ladies' And gentleuer,
ard sx1 lighted by ssa
All ssses OF Passengers are carmel In these
cas- wtthoas additional enArvs
Fass~ngc-s aessaing the erickess ina ana
best sssss be service froa Portland and the
N5rfawst TO al EAsssrn rosnts should nur-
ehsse q ser tcsess via TIE Caion Pscias systere
Their -. wt Ike pleasure in ~. - inr
- &C. fcs~s. shsaaxa haxsag@ checks ds.sl-3
sai-;UAi.on. etf.. iron Apnlsr asinr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
Henderson, Gausn & Baton,
suocss;ou 70 Paul Henderson ! Co.
us South Second Street.
List for Current Week
CITY P oPERTY.


sss: eoo-Imp,oved property on Front street,
7.ooo.T.o large houses on Jackson. corner
~. ss..Tn.es houses on Yeslsr avenue. 10.
%, .0O--Turniture and good viii OF nut-class
boarding house on Front street.
oS,e00.Nine. roomed house with bathroom,
electric bells, etc, on corner lot 60xl20 near
Lake Onion motor nne
%. UOO-Seven-roomsd house, coiaf built, on
lot 60xlo0 ness Lake Union motor line.
%. 1Oc-seven-roomed HOUSE. cedar Anish. lot
t0xl.o. near Yesler avenue cable
q. sOO-six.roomed house and ons-half lot
si.sso.sl1-roomed house and fractional lot
neer Ytser cable.
oI.e0e-sevsn.roomed house near J.ekson.
d. 500 Ssxro,msd house near Jackson.
ing Lake washingtou.
o3,eSO-l:oxis feet close to yesles avenue on
sAss-ons-Ssii lot sozi,s In Ye.les's srss 3D.
e7so Cleared 10. in Ksufman's addition.
el55-cofner lot in Yesler's second addition.
oi,OOo-Two lots in Yesiers suppl mental
ssso-Ics IN Ms1ison ssrses addition.
o. fourth inter q in g. lotn
McCsilyn's Arss and second additions
%. 30O-An entire addition with house and
richard near 1sdison street
oi.90o-ftne corner, looxio9 cleared. In
Union addition.
SOUTH SEATTLE.
81. 100 ok lots In Moss Arss addition.
oI.37S-Ftve lots In Moss second addition
d. soc-Nccsilistsr's sddisioa. ioo1ioo, with
house. chicken house. well. stable,
eco 20 osco- Lots in sossh Park.
o7O-Lots Cultivated land) IN the
ABERFELDY ESTATE.
These are the bess value In the market Very
ols q oss-foo In the Southern addition.
special serns on blccss.
osse per eere-Iseass-thres acres spaendSd
land o. Duwamiah river.
$3.50 YER sere-ls0 acres near South Park.
0iOo per sese-ss acres in section :.
SMITHS COVE.
sase-Cieard los ia tho besnsiiul Pullman
nne visvs ana only tour blocks ffUn oepss
HALnON BAY.
81. 500 peg sere-Ia acres on soush shore with
$500 10 81. .oo-suaaess lots in Gina,
$50 Four sosa in Ballard PARK.
siss-L . In Haneistt'srp-sl Special terms
on bioeka
RAvENNA SPRINGS.
%. ioa in widza's addition: cay
se M
osse-Tsa lct. In Stats Park aadissen.
LATONA.
osoa-Nae corner sazss frecfiAe "a Spokane
ayenn>.
osse-Ivo choice lots ffsAuns on speksne
oyebne.
esss-Lots On Harrison Rights. soxloo
A speeiai price On enc OF the eess blocks.
&0x.RA
Lots and acreage ~ Biasne. Dellinxham Bay.
Fors ABsese&- kAsama ard Grays Hartor
c4nntsy.
kaneA<s and timber ia16s in Ill paris of thu
stsse. Special osrxatuD n 1uchou3sn. Effssp,
4sson an1 Cnenalis ccuuStea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

uere right, and wuEo ayFested accordingly.
Nasque pus mp - for ,his apEnafance -
witness
The police think that t. tve n1oUds1QQk
tn ~ thinking that no one uould dase -
do anything With them fer =. I'D intended
. rosurn Il afloe . shoFt T5de.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
WILL FINISH rHE CANAL.

Freachnen Agai. Take Up the Panama
Enterprise.
PANAMA, May 25.-Ths Colon Telegvuns
prints dispatch from Santereau 1t Paris
TO Count Goussenur, in which he
says: II have contracted for the
completion Of the canal in four. years.
The french government and Le Masin are
in my favor. Napoleon Whyss. and yfon-
tans, formerly secretary general q the
canal company. win leave for Colombia ct
the end Of May"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

Four piano PLAYERS IN IS many hoas~s Of
slkFsme were arrested last Night BY ozncsr
Barr. charged With h<sns inmates
fney were al released Oh pay.
meat Of sic each Ia bail money /.
and VII arrear today bescr~ Judge Miller.
II j. thought that they VII euirles eeaase.
and Object stseasaeasss 10 PAYING the tine
imposed on sauasses 81 house, OF igl-fanss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
IRISH PATRIOTS AROUSED.
they Meet, Despite Police. aad Hear
O'Briooss Elouuence.

O'Brtea's Elo4usnce.
DuBLIs, May A-Notwithstanding that
the government proclaimed the national
meeting. crowd Of 1000 persons vel
coined Dillon. O'Brien and other members
q parliament at Limerick Junction today,
and speeches were made. The police con-
tented themselves with warning the speak
ers. The members Of parliament then
went to New Tippsrary. but the police
there dispersed the meeting By free use Of
their clubs.
O'Brien denounced the police. but I'd.
vised the people not to offer undue reaist-
ance, a. the Nationalist leaders desired to
avoid bloodshed. During the banquet 1t
the National hotel two bombs exploded In
the street, but no one was injured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
SH0AL'WA TER


u
$1,000.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

fhe Kaissr's Runaway 8xpsrfence.
PorsDAM, May A-Whils the emperor
vas out driving with the Prince ef Hhxe.
Meiningen today. the horse scared ard the
emperor sprang out Of the caxsiap. lalling
on his night arm. At the same timctho
prince vas thrown out Of the car{jage.
Neither was hurt. sci
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

A Cure for che Osteast Lepers.
LONDON. May 25.-Fathsr Muller, Of the
Jesuis' College, Mangalors. India, chains
to have cured several lepers by Count NAT
tets system.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

Afrieoss R1uns.
LoSDox, May 2S-The 1Smes prints .
long and caussic letter from Stanley, ne
plying 70 the recent utterances Of Lord
Salisbury. Mr.. Stanley declares boldly
that II the German colonial demands b
granted. il would Be more economical to
make Germany . gift Of the whole British
sphere. Then British investors might OBJ
tain shillings for the pounds they have
credulousiy been victimised out Of. In
conclusion i've declares that the German
phere Il the finest in Africa. and adds:
Still their cry IL Give. give! II you
think they are better adapted than the
English to civilise Africa. do nothing half
heartedly. yield Ill. including Egypt You
shall not hear any protest from me.n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

From the Cathedral Tower 20 Death.
PARIS. May ga girl 81 years Of age
committed suicide today BY leaping from
the tower Of the cathedral of Notre Dame.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

The CHsen rsesecis the onsy srarsccusfn.n..,
Inc running tsce rccsin.ng char carr sn<s p.ssS
man fcusssf slsxTarS CAS- from tie Pc a. - :,
70 tae sssi 4 G. xarssn. cry ticket sxer. -
second street.. Boston hieek- O. T. R-see1 49,,
civ tock @ssas
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Wipper 81 ~ Fre.en O.n,.

winner Of the Freach Oats.
PANS, Nay 75.-Ths PSix Do Diane, the
French Oaks, vas won today at Chantilly
BY three lengths by Pierre Donan's chest
nut filly Wandora. Aumont's chestnut Oily
Native second, Lilliane third.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
Ygp,vrn nArys pasr

Fssst,<ssss tickets VIA tasea Precise. seastls :,
shsssxn s3Ss see sss-esess Sa A. G u rtsr
csty ssskes axsss "a secaad ssrxcs. hessos ssoek
=. Z. bsssxs E~ssas, easx Ses&-
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Nae tkises mcsisa a@Ssxwxss xxrrssass
saassoszess szsz&el ckssssx c.saxy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

81. 700-o Six lots In Moss Arss addition.
81 .37S-Ffve lots In Moss second addition.
O3oO--S0xtD in McNaueht's third addition.
ol.4oo-Accaliisters addition. looxlOO with
house. chicken house. well. stable,
poultry. etc
geo 60 oSOo-Lots in 0osth Park
D7O-Lota (cuitivated land) IN the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

- u-l,eS = txut 80 tSc1ts Oyat~ItUK Pt1dt
- ~ NY. Brucaport. . few miles further
-, u also tributary to Palix. both
1oWns having tho same interest via. oys-
torlut. At ons time Il was the most iIn-
poet6nt town In the county, the county
- holng tpcatsd there. end was also the
main sAippin paint for oysters,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
ABERFELDY ESTATE.

These ere the best value In the market Very
easy terms
SIS % o3S-Los In the Southern addition.
special terms on hlccss
oSSe Per oero-Iwens s-three acres spaeudsd
land o. Duwamish RIVER.
ESQ YER oero-ls0 acres near South Park.
OlOo Der oero-SS acres IN section 2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of In
dividuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement of In
dividuals.
Rt. Rev Mgr Sullivan left last evening
on u short visit to Washington City.
Mrs Charles fancy and family returned
from a six weeks visit east, Saturday.
Charles Goetz Of this city, left for Bos-
ton last night, where he will make visit
of two weeks.
j. I. Curtis, Of Wellsburg, and James F..
Davis, Of Warrington, are among the ar
rivals AZ the Mcclure.
Mrs. ID. W. Baird, of Weilsburg, has re
turned from pleasant visit TO Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. McNlechen are up
at Deer Park, where Mrs. McMcchen will
remain about six weeks.
o. Among the arrivals at the Windsor yes
terday were John II. Roemer, of FairmOnt
J. W. Frazier, of st. Clairsville and l.. f.
Smith, of Middleboupe.
Colonel Benjamin Wilson of Clarksburg
was among the prominent arrivals this
morning at the Windsor He arrived in
town on the b. X O. about o'clock this
morning.
Samuel B. Harrison, chief clerk of the
Mcclure, has gone on two week vaca-
ton 10 Piedmont and Atlantic City. The
bulk of the "trip will be spent by the wild
waves.
NIessrs. L. W. Nesbitt and &. 5. Brilles
have returned from very successful bust
ness trip through the interior of Ohio in
the interest of H. $ Peale X Co.'S Bible
for the Young.
Miss Amelia Niedermeyer, one Of Ben
woods most charming young ladies, who
has been visiting Miss Maggie Hon al
Allegheny, has again returned home after
a most delightful trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
\ BIG DOCKET.
1t VIII Take Lots of Money to Settle This
Morning

[ Ii WIFI Take LOIS OF money W StttiS Aha7
Morning.
At ten o'clock last night there were sixty
two cases on the blotter at police mead
quarters for this mornings Police Court
with a very good prospect of additions be
ing made to the number during the night
and it will take 500 to pay the fines and
costs. The cases were classed as follows
Disorderlv conduct-Pat Morgan, Mat
Farrell. Sam Turner Henry Shallcross
and Jacob Ontho-5.
Drunk-M. Handlan, Mary smith, ID
II. Young, John Deivire, Harvey BaiI'
Thomas Maloney and w. H. Armand.
Keeping houses of ill-fame-Janett(
Cummings, May Williams, Georgia Frank
Maggie Conroy, Lucy Belmont-3.
Inmates of houses of ill-fame-Besslt
| Gardner. Artie Taylor, Alice Brown, May
Burkett. Maud Wilson, Flo Faulkner
/ Nav Dawson, Mamie Wllds, Annie Fisher
Nellie Davis. Clara Armstrong, Maud An
derson, Matte Devine, Lille Bending
| Nellie Smythe, Hazel Logan, Lulu Hamll
| toni.
Found in houses Of ill-fame-Mike Col
| Inns. Joseph Collins, Charles Whipple' Al
Lasker. 4. Stevenson. VIM. Swift, Eugene
| MrCann. John Grey, Fred. Williams, JONI
Davis. Ross Brooks, John Duff, VIM. Nut
ter. w. NJ Conrad, +. p. James, I. j
Davis. Harry Gump, Fred. Johnston, VIM
johnson. Clark Albert, John Martin, DO
seph Martin. Edward Zealin, Joseph Frew
Jones Clark and Joseph c. Carl-2G.
Indecency-August Lunberg and Ed
Breath
A feature of the arrests of men in houses
of ill-name was that twenty-threc OF inc
twenty-siX were strangers, coming IRON
points out the 3. X o. and nelghoorlne
towns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
AHOUSE FALLS DOWN.
Collapse of Brick Building In ALLEY
Nine-Narrow Escape.

Collapse of Brick Building In Alley
Nine-NarrOw Escape.
For some time past the brick building at
the junction Of alleys nine and b, on the
Weidebusch property, and used jointly by
the Riverside Iron Works and Mrs Zeigen-
fielder as a stable has shown signs of being
shaky, and about seven o'clock Saturday
morning a number of bricks fell from the
south wall The people using the stable
became satisfied that the structure was in
secure. and three horses and other proper
tv in the building were removed. About
ten minutes to seven o'clock yesterday
morning, the entire south wall of the house
fell out into alley nine with crash, and
last evening the west wall had bulged out
several inches, aud was threatening to fall
every moment. The Board Of Public
Works men fenced up the alley yesterday,
and all travel on it should cease until the
dangerous building is pulled down. A gen
tleman who was passing along the alley
Just before the wall fell, had rather a mar
row escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
Tie Insurance Men Kick.

The insurance men are beginning to
make an effort to frown down the use
of ire-proof safes, and point to the fact
that it would be wise for any one hav-
ing a safe of that kind to have it insur-
ed. for it would surely be ruined for all
practical purposes in case Of a big fire.
But they are being met with the fact
that although the safe itself would be
considerably damaged, the contents
would remain uniniured, and that it is
undoubtedly cheaper to pay insurance
on the safe than it is to pay insurance
on lis contents