The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-30
Rim OF THE HARBOR.
a Picturesque Eiwash Fleet
About the Docks
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light frame covered with canvas,
ard not les than ton Of mis-
cealaneous freight composed q the
iamIiy goods and chaftels, Vas piled IN
the ends q the boat The Indians we're Of
al classes. from the smart young buck IN
brave biue suit With bright brass buttons
70 the gyizsied squaw, Whose face vas
marked BY the storms Of seventy winters,
and Who crOuched IN the bottom Of >
canoe cad only IN dingy gingham gown
Many Of the Indians were returning from
their work in The hop fields. and that their
iaboF had been profitable was seen IN the
display q ne. garments and shining tin
enc. 70 their surroundinv. vax .e~n IN tre
fsce al every go a. Ire In(lians vithout
regard to the appearances Of sareir coxturue.
ana vhether "a the = mr.. nuIIinp over
piles Il mating. disordered garments
cooking useusils. remnants Of food or
ulunder from refnse he.n.- Or iounyin~
upor the wharf or beach. thev spusren tIT
gave the crowd Of curious pecuie about
them no thought some Of the canoes
pushed on With their loads Of u:irei FREIGHT
during the sfternoon. but msnv v,ll cs.np
along the vater front.
The outer end OF the Harrington q
smith and Hatfield dock Vas viewed by
many visitors 70 the uAfer front yesterday.
IRE had gained possession when the en-
gines drove il back. and finally snuffed out
the flames entirely. A great pie Of the
hay, In which the blaze started. still smou.-
dered on the dock. and was being thrown
hack With forks By . number OF work men.
The narrow escape from . great con fagra-
ton and the destruction Of many docks
and property that has cost Hundreds Of
thousands OF dollars, could ne realized
easily by the spectators.
wnas . Deiiesec 70 De the nfst nying
nsn ever capsureo IN fuget Sound Was
Drought IN yesterday mornIng By Captain
on the way TO Olympia Sunday night the
fish darted out Of the water. attracted By
the light from the lanterns 1t the mast
head. twenty feet above the deck. and
struck them fairy. breaking the glass and
extinsuishiue the lights. ard tbec falling
to the deck. The fish vas over two feet
long and weighed at least fifteen rounds.
1t vas taken home by Captain Brooks and
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care of such fires as that upon the Hu-
rington & Smith wharf
Co. ,.s,..sa :" 'ne o.i'eo
Sse'es Iiseu from
wharf at the loot OF Pine street. She goes
to Tacoma tomorrow TO take on board the
navy yard site commission, and sail with
them about the sound The vessel has on
board TWO large bcoys. which viii be placed
The schooner Challenge arrived from Sc
home yesterday and will be fitted up with
wheel and engines by Almond d Phil
Trading Company. 1t will take = month
to change the vessel into a steamer Wner
completed the Challenge viii do : iobbine
BUSINESS oo"n 'ne oouno'
Just after arriving in port YESTERDAY and
while making fast nj schwsbacher Rro.
wharf, Capt A. Barnes, of the schooner
Cnaiienge, mad the misfortune to drop
overoosro. QUIZ OF ms pocket, . valuable
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haven, IN which the latter won by ten
minutes, making The run in one hour and
The Lakme arrived Sunday nigh. from
San Francisco. The Templar eava Nv :,
the bunkers and allowed the I.srma 80 80
ner place.