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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-09

Coed rempiars Make Capital Ont Of :
Fire.

Coed Templars Make Capital Ont Of :
The Latona people grasp opportunities
whom they occur. Early Friday morning
the only saloon in town was destroyed by
ira Friday nlghta Good Templars lodge
was strongly organized there BY Mrs. Lila
Moore. Of Kentucky. A large mem bership
was enrolled and A. G. Walters was elected
chief templar.
The insurance on Dayis' saloon amounts
TO 81 100. IN the Home Insurance Company
Of Seattle There Was $500 insurance on
the stock and $500 insurance on the build
Ing.
Henry Cowsn hes just received tho con-
tract for the clearing Of fifty acres sdjoin-
ing Latona. and win employ twelve men.
Pscev's new hotel near the bridge IL
nearly completed.
John N. Dewey II making vigorous ei-
fort to establish postofiice ct Latona and
secure the appointment
A family of skunks was killed by John
Trands on his ranch just above Latona
yesterday. The animals were crossing his
fleld in line and they held the dog q bay
at first. but we're slain later by Mr.. Trands
With pitchfork.
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AwAY FROM HOME.
ead Oeath Of . Young Man An
Sfrnueern.

SEA Ooath Of . Young Man Among
Strangers.
The body Of John Rourk. the young Cam
adian who died at Grace hospital of ty-
phoid fever. has been cmbalmed. and lies
ct the undertaking establishment Of Cross
4 Co., awaiting instructions concern ing
its disposition.
Mr.. Cross has autographed TO Rourk's
father. prominent physician of London,
Ontario, and he expects m answer today,
when the remains viii probably be for
warded TO that place. 1t Is supposed that
young Rourk came TO the Pacific coast to
seek his fortune. For some time before he
took sick he was working at the French
laundry on Seventh street After lying Ill
and neglected for some time he was discover
ed by the Ladies' Aid Society and taken to
Grace hospital, where everything possible
was done for him. Medical aid came too
late. however. and after lingering for .
week in q semiconscious condition he died.
After his removal his only intelligent act
was to gasp indistinctiy the name and Cd.
dress Of his father.
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THE BLOrrER.
r,ralo. coUnr-Llcnrrxarno. J.

rYEaroR coUkT-LicHrExRIRo, !,
~ V. Garrison Vs. w. J. Garrison-Dt.
:; 1T for November q.
inch Rohlfs W James r. Macdonald et n.
nufref of defendant Docking waived: de-
ne of Piper overruled.
omaa Johnson vs.. II. P. Gregory ct Abe.
- - complaint submitted.
aosft schults N George W. Demback-Ds-
Pr overruled and exceptions allowed.
nhtnston Iron Works Va I. A. Jeusen e. n
seeudant's motion for . new trial over
llliam P. saymard ". BENJAMIN Gordon Of
-1e correct title Of real sstste; set for No
~ IT.
usll 4 smyth Manufacturing Company W.
- Miller 81 aL-Foreciosure Of lien; for
ombef Is
.na Smith W w.. L smith-Divorce: set
40vemb-r2L
osgan J. Ksrkeek ". Puget 6oundGImproye-
4ber ~.
MA Accianahan N the city Of seattle a
INJUNCTION: ses for November 10.
= Yeslsr N board q harbor lire CON.
oness ct als-Intancs1ea: ct for Movsm-
Z curtis " Hsary cuxtis- Divorces; 81 Id
ahes n.
up Plaster ~ Rachel willisn,-YIfieh
y pexmittsd 70 Intervene
IA Pro1fy ~ Harley = Rxoasy anA
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NEWS OF BALLARD.

The reception OF the Women's Relief
Corps given Mrs. A. Evens, president Of
that organization for Warrington and
Alaska. IN Berg's hall, Friday evening. was
largely attended. and . pleasant time was
had. The entire membership Of Ballard
turned out. and the programme Of literary
exercises and music was well rendered.
Justice Emerson yesterday afternoon
sentenced D. w. Blossom to twenty days in
the county jail for stealing tools belonging
to CoykendAil q Codd. contractors on the
Great Northern railway, near Ballard.
Blossom viii b taken TO the county jail to-
day.
Two local male vocalists serenaded
Ballard from various quarters late Friday
evening. Those who were kept awake in
consequences have sworn vengeance.
Eight Ballard couples attended Good
Tcmpiars' lodge In Seattle Friday evening.
The shilshole Hose Company win give :
grand ball November Is.
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THE HEALTH OFFICE.
Appointment Of Assistant and Seer
tary.


tsry.
DR.. George 81. SparIing. the newly
elected health officer TO succeed DR.. Vim.
N. Hilton, entered upon the discharge OF
the duties of his Office yesterday. The in
creased responsibility OF the health officer
under the charter requires "A assistant
and secretary. In compliance with the
provisions of the new city charter DR..
Sparling yesterday appointed Is his assist
ant DR.. E. p. Heliker. . young Eastern
medical graduate. and as secretary Captain
p. e. Hughes. The present health ofiicer
viii % secretary Of the health board and
viii be required not only to make minute
report Of al sickness and business for the
board, but will have to make ont IN extra
one for the city council.
All sickness Of contagious character
viii b reported to him, and also all deaths,
bur,als and births. The work of the Office
viii require tho incumbent 70 devots his
whole tune to the city.
For the present DR.. Sparkling viii remain
in his ofyics in the Halter buildlng. When
the board of health meets next Wednes-
day permanent quarters win be decided
mon.
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About Z o'clock yesterday morning IRE
block, on Front strset, which, but for
prompt action. might have resulted very
disastrously. When discovered the door
OF the basement was in flames. An alarm
vas turned In, but before the Ore depart
ment had arrived the ERE had been extin-
guished. The IRE originated from the fur
nacs. which is stated TO be improperly ~
mp, - there u only . thin layer q bricks
bsfween IL and the door. The damage viii
not yooch above go
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INsPEcroR OF PLUMBINo.
The Mayor Dsni - That He Used Undus
influence.

The Mayor Deni - That He Used Unduo
Influence.
The Plumbers Association are protesting
against the appointment of Mr.. Maian q
inspector Of plumbing by the board Of
health. and allsgs that Mayor White fixed
it with the board that Malan should b
appointed.
Mayor White says he Is quite willing to
have the whole matter known, and justifies
whatever be has said IN the matter.
~ have never made any pr0mise to any
body OF m ofice. said the mayor. II
knew, Of course. that Mr.. Nalan vas sesk-
ing the position, but certainly did not
promise it to him nor svsn 70 uss my In
huence with the board
~ did mot mention the subject 70 the
members Of the board untn they had or
exuissd, and thsn submitted the names
q beth applicants With peEtsst impartial
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RAyxNNA PAGE.

A number Of burglars were discovered
trying to break into the -four mill late FIJI
day night by John Allen - he was re-
turning home. Mr.. Allen gave An alarm,
which frightened away the crooks before
they had time to secure booty.
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Bara CAMS in the Sound Country
Oreates = Scare.
Yesterday AFTERNOON mad dog was shot
on the streets Of Ballard By Marshal Nc
Curry. The mad brute caused the greatest
excitement throughout the town. and many
ladies and children screamed from fright
- the animal ran up Ballard avenue and
other streets. Fortunately in was shot b.
the marshal before It did any injury. It
Vas Ierge, brown animal. Of the hound
family, and had fangs Of unusual growth.
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PoLLow REARREsrED.
The Process OF Law Meets His Objsc-
tiou.

ton.
Charles Follow, whose case was dis
missed Friday by Judge Humes. on the
ground that there was no law providing
for trial in this court for petit larceny. was
rearrested yesterday on information sworn
out By Julius Michel, the same person who
fled the first information against Follow.
Friday morning when Judge Humes dis
missed the case. he ordered Follow re-
msnded into custody. to be held for
twenty-four hours. in order to give the
prosecuting attorney IN opportunity to
begin proceedings against him In the jus
tice court for petit larceny.
Friday afternoon habeas corpus was
gotten out by Follows attorney. The
court granted the writ, but before the case
came up for hearing the twenty-fonr hours
had expired. and the prisoner was dis
charged. He was Immediately rearrested,
however, on the charge OF having stolen
S2.70 from Julius Michel on August IL.
Pollow WAS admitted to bail in the sum OF
$3.50.
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Engine No. II returned from Arlington
last evening and went to the shops to bs
repaired.
William Ashworth Is planking the alley
near the 6horey house.
w, A Shorey is building an addition to
thu hofe1
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BOuLEyARD MOTIFS.

The contractors on the Great Northern
railway claim that an organized gang Of
thieves are stealing their tools by break
ing open chests where they are left In sheds
along the line of work. This has become
. great source Of trouble, a. in many in
stances il retards the work.
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The remains OF /. J. Carpenter, the drug
gist Of Snohomish. who died at that place
on last Thursday, will arrive in Seattle this
morning at ESQ O'Clock. The burial viii
take place IN Odd Fellows cemetery undes
the auspices Of the local Odd Fellows, u
which order the deceased was 3 member.
Clara Hajkei. aged years, died ysster-
day ct the home Of her father. John Hal
kei. The funeral services will take place at
10 .. m. today, at the First German n. e.
church. Rev. Albert L. Hoeneks ofiici-
ating.
Eta, infant daughter Of A. Graham,
died yesterday ct Eleventh and Stewart
streets, Of collie. The funeral will take
place this morning at 10 o'clock, ct Mt.
Pleasant cemetery. a.
The remains of Mrs. 8. e. Evans weTe
shipped yesterday BY Bonney 4 Stewart to
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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n Pleasing senas

Of health and strength renewed aad Of ease and
comfort follows the pss oi Syrup Of Fiss. - il
eets in harmony with nafnrs 70 s6ectually
cleanse the system when costtvs or btliouA
Fer ale In &C snd el-oo bottles b leading
dfuegineR
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'T0KLAS, SINGERMAN 3 !
7l7-le2l:2s FRONT STREET!

Just few minutes with you today.
Want to talk over few matters Of mutual ii.
portance. q
Been 50 busy lately have only just nov found
time to look stock and what IS best offering
to make you.
Fact is. from every nook and corner Of our In
mense establishments peeps out some offering that s.
peas to the needs Of the economically inclined.
Standing here, there, everywhere look about -
you will see them q
In way Of dress goods lets start of with this ~
line Of 4oinch surah Twills. You'll admit its ! o.
gain at soc yard Not one single color but dosens q
Of newest and best shades
Again. these Striped Suitings appeal - yon
Judgment They fguratvey shout out we are erenls
est Of buys at z5c Think Of i'll We are IS inches
wide, and only a5c yard"
Here's another cloth that tells its own tale re- u
those Scotch Cheviots Ga width, at ooc Another
big lot came in on Friday. They are selling like hot
cakes, and are best Of values
Here's Beatrice Cloths at $I.2s yard, So inches
wide. This goods is the happy medium between tie 8
Broadcloths and Foues, and made pmposely O. u
tailor-made suits They won't roughen up. and "
have SOFT pleasing appearance
And Broadcloths- all qualities Of them and il
various prices. We call the $1a5 quality something
good You'll not find better in town.
Making quite lively little run on purses Whole
multitude Of styles a5c each and then all are good
at their markings Showing you the newest fads Is
pocketbooks.
We are doing something big for the men in tie
Special Shoe Sale Guess saving Of from is Is
$a.5o upon every pair Of shoes man buys i some
thing of an inducement We have sold quantities Il
these shoes already. Perhaps you will find CON.
pete selection by calling early. There's regular
run on them. This special shoe sale Is held ii -
basement
Monday We will commence in Clothing d
partment another sale on Pea Jackets and vesek
Seasonable offering now We shall save you sevesnl
dollars on your purchase Of these goods Havent
time to mention prices yet
Business IS rushing along lively II every u.
partment in the house that loss to accoun1
for it on any other grounds than that we're ofesine
the right goods at the right prices Everybody eepe
to think so apparently
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The water-works Office Is now established
in the Butler block, having been removed
from the Spring Hill company's Office on
Third street. Superintendent Preston
makes this his headquarters. He has APP
pointed - bookkeeper and cashier Alfred
Williams and G. J. Collins. He has re-
tanned +. p. Andrews as general foreman.
For preserving ana beautifying the hair.
skookum Root Hair Grover has no equal
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On ~ markst last ysas ~ ~ event q
~ yen II rsal sstats circlss. Nothing
that tzanspared during he ysar lad % i'm
portant and percspahas a s1Iscs on the
growth and building up o. he city. This
Reasons ! :: : :; - !;
y y naturally lie choicest residences dis
tzict ID tie city, owing 70 it, nsarnsss to
he business district. and also because lit
lays perfectly and affords the most extern
siys visv 70 - bad IN the city. and ali Of
the choicest and erandest scenery Of the
Puget Sound county bsins visible from its
borders, except 6noqualmis Falls.
second--A ersat many representative
business and professional men in esattls
Aad deferred building permanent homes
until this property should come ON the
market. and W absolutely refused in every
oass 70 sell lots 70 any but parsons Q, emil
nent respectabfIity and good social stand
ing. IN this way the location acquired !
tone and distinction It would not other
Wis have had
Third-As consequence it is being built
up with beautiful and costly homes. and il
even now the toniest and most sought
after residence district in the city. Az an
evidence Of this it may b wsll to name
some Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Beach. in the supreme Court, Chambers yes.
terday appointed James Il. Cunning guardian ad Item
John Hope, for the purpose of bringing suit to
contest the validity Of the will Of his uncle. Thomas
Hope. who died March last. Thomas Hope was
the founder Of the present firm Of Acker Mcrrall -
Condt. BY his will he provided. after number Of
requests relatives that the residue Of his estate
amounting to about 100000 should be used to found
hospital at Langholm, scotland, his native town.
The present OF the will received by its pro
visions the benefit of trust fund which was to DO
used in educating him. The will is 10 be contested
h ground that the clause providing for the found
Ing If Ine hospital Is INDEFINITE.
Judge O'tiOrmau. in the superior Court, special
Term. Yesterday listened Ia the arguments OF Thomas
Allison and Charles Blandy for and against the pc
tition OF Tim Shay for a mandsmus To compe.
the Dock Commissioners 10 remove the oyster houses
in front OF the bulkhead between Tenth and Eleventh
sts on the North River Decision was reserved.
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