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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
GEORGE GOULD GOES.
Pacific Mail Steamers Will Not
Run TO the Sound.
THE PORTLAND LINE BROKEN UP
Jzpsnese Typsoss Wrecks Oas 81 the
steamers-The Oregoa Trsnscontt-
nentai Eeorxanisatien.

SEv YogE. aay H.-Repo-fs were current
this afternoon thai George Goul1 had ressxret
the presidency o. the Pacific Mail. tetnz sne-
oee1ed By Thomas 3. Hsas.oz, and that Calvin
) Br!co aod samuel 8. Thomas mad bern elected
diseetcr1 The ossce-s denied the ruEcrs bat
y was s216 BY parties identified with tie recent
srytrz Of stock TIA. they we're only prem arure
-. PArE- Nay "a Psos<sT Prexs New York
sgecssl ssys: I: rss reported tocay IN Wall
street that George Gonid nxd resigned - presi-
Dent q the Pacific Mai steamship Company.
snd tass ]. y. Houston, formerly president had
been caose7 in his stead * wss also
ssie thai Calvin 6. Br1ce and General samsei
retiring fricnds % the Gould interest The
statements were premature. - there
Was 10 ase.fag os the board OF
directors TO-DAY. and the annual
election occurs wefresdaT- I, is understood.
however, that the changes indicate. VIII taen
be made. with possibly some others Ssgosis-
tons for smicsbse arrangement OF the election
are stu pending Control of the company has
passed into the hands VI C. p. Huntington
and Henry Hart and their frie1ds The
change grew Out OF the proposal OF Gould
10 transfer the Pacific terminus OF the Pacific
Mail from San Francisco 70 Tacoma This
policy was opposed by Huntington.
is believed the iastess hold
lugs az Pacific Mail amounts 10 sesween
50. co 10 sese0 shsres. Tie introduction
Of the Briec-TEomas clement Is expected 10 add
vigor TO the management. and the position of
Huntington az large stakeholder wiz psoba
hly lead TO the abandonment OF the opposition
Caios steamship line.
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sxss SAVED uxk LIFE
Attempt ~f an Abused Vile To Commis
suicide.

asfrrnpa ~ IN Abused wife 10 Commits
Suicide.
Nh KATE sailivsn. Hvi1g With her husband,
xicssaI sailivaa. q az Terrace street. opposite
police headquarters. attempted 20 end her lie
1t 30 c'elock last night by taking m overdose
OF iassdaaru- A quarrel Win 4es AuSoAno W.
the eanse for TIE act
The woman suasreie1 With hss husband yes
se.ssay afternoon, bar during TIE early pArt o;
tue evening the couple partly made up- Boln
rar.ook Of considerable liquor. and retired
about o'clock As soon - sullivan went %
sleep bis wife set up. dressed. and stealing
from the room. went 20 kerkows drug
store ard purchased an ounce vial o.
lsusxurrn- she returned 70 the house
Immediately. and SWALLOWING the CONTENTS Of
the bottle vent to bed sgain beside be. ssepin;
bust and The drag began TO operate shortly zfres
10 oclcck. and the foolish woman woke her
husband up TO tell him that she Id taken
poison and was gong 20 die.
The husband AZ 1rst refused TO believe her.
bat she soon grew caite sex and he concsn1ea
10 go fog . physician telephone message
was seat from police headquarters by Captain
Barr 20 Health OAseer Grant. but before he s,'
rived the woman had voraited mp ali the poison.
the con- binstion OF the beer which the woman
had drank early In the evening. and the poison
scging rs an emesic. The physician. Ter safely
administered mustard cmssic-
n Posi- ISTElLisEEEEk reporter tsS tdS
woman 81 ii O'Clock. and talked with her. sae
was then suffering intense pain. and expressed
regret for her action. She freely admitted tax
ing the poison. and cooliy detailed every cir
cunsfance connected with the act.
Mrs sullivan married her husband IN San
Francisco three years ago. He was then pro-
rrietor OF beer hall Her maiden name Was
Kate Meehan. The two lived happily
together TO. some time. but tho
wife finally grew tired OF her Husbands
in;empersnes aud quarrels ensuei when she re-
proved him. They came 70 seattle last Soyen-
Der ard sook 3 room q the house o. Mr.. A. L
Wheeler, AZ Terrace street. where the woman
attempted TO kill herself last night
sullivan could or woaid nos get
work. and his wife went 20
work in keeley's restaurant on Yssler avenue.
Since then she has had 10 support him nearly
al the time. He has drank freely aud !rc.
auently abused her. she las now q black eye
received few days ago at his hands.
Sullivan is g rough appearing Irishman. IS
years OF age Ms sullivan is not over 25 yeas
of age, is short. but well formed. has reddish
brown hair. and homely. but honest locking
face.
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HUI ORS
Henderson, GoWen & Barton,
Successor. to Paul Henderson q Co.. !
lis South Second Street.
List for Current Week
CITY PROPERTY.

s23.ooo-Tmpsoved property on Froat street.
70 feet frontage.
81 ,Oo0-Two large houses on Jackson, corner
lof. 6oxf.o
e7.e5a-Tn,ee houses en- Yesler avenue. 10,
64xi20
es., oo-E uruiture and good will of firs,-clss
boarding house on Front street.
D. soo-SIne.roomed house with bathroom.
electric bells. etc. on corner lot. COX l20 near
Lake Union motor line
93,Ooo-seyenroomcd house. coisr built on
lot t0xltsl nesf Lake Union motor line.
81, sOo-Ftye-rooGsd house near Lake Union
motor line.
D 5UG-Seven-roored house. cedar finish, lot
4oxl-s, pesr Yesler avenue cattle
e3.ooo-six.roome house and lot, 5oxl26. near
Yesler Fable.
81 600 s.x-Foomed house ana one-half lo,
Besr les er cable.
s1.55o- ssx-r0omed house and fractional 10.
near User cable.
81 .So0-seyeu- roon6d house near ckson
81. 500 stx-ro amed house near Jackson
&i,lou-Two lots with small louse overlook.
Ing Lake Washington.
%. eao-leori2s feet clcse to Yesler avenue on
brow OF first hlll
sA2s-one-han lot. soxi2s. ia Yesler's frs. al
cifon
$3.50 Cleared lot in kaufrnan's addition,
sas5--1or lot ia Yexle,s secou! addition
SssS-fusde %, 10 feSlers second addition
,ooo-Two lots in lesle,is suprl mental
addition.
S3Jo-iol IN Madison street addition.
s5,ooe-Cndiviaed fourth inter st in ca iots
NcG1yrss frss and second additions
ID, soO-An entire edition with house ana
richard near Madison street
Sls9oo-fIne eo-neF, i0ox.g0, telea1e.1, in
tufnn addition
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THE OREGON TEANscoNTISESTAL.
Reorganization Of the Company-Its Flu
fure Operations.

Reorganization Of the Company-Its Flu
fure Operations.
81 FAuI, May ga Fioassr Prexs New York
speeiai says. ice following Official announce
r.ent was made today by the officers OF the Ore
gon ald Tsaasc0nfiaea;ai Company:
The details OF the plan 81 organization o. the
Oregon & Traascoutinenfai Company are now
definitely decided upon. and will he formally
communicated TO the annual meeting OF stock
Gelecss on June Is, and simultaneously made
pbblic- 4 uew company Is to be formed which
viii oGsr 10 each member d share of stock
Tor share OF Oregon Tra1scoctinentai
stock Assuming TIA; The stockholders gtneg-
ally vii make the exchange. tho new company
viii have az lis dis possl ai accumulation fos
surplus income aud cash profits OF over
1900 0a0 available for obstruction q
dividends I. further he's the pru4
rect OF contingent prohfs to an snouns
nearly as large aaa win command such current
income from Investments ard sach profitable
business from assured close connections with
tae stfcnsst. huxneiai groups In this country
ard With such prospect OF industrial enterprise
~ 90 be shie 10 pay regular dividends. Three
fsrrfhs OF xi the st0e khoIders have already sig
nlfed their willingness TO join the new com
pAny.
u 10 generally undersfood that the new CON-
pany viii continue TO hnancier banking opera
tons in Washington ana elsewhere, chiefly in
connection with the Northern Pacific The
Northern Pacific Terminal Conpsny enterprise
81 Chicago Is practically to be fathered By the
new Oregon Transconsinental
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KILLED BY APACHES.
Prominent Los Angeles Lawyer
Murdered in Arizona.
WEHT THERE Fos HIS nsAlTH.
H. - Mss Are Kid SID Hss Basd,
Whe esse sheriff sssyaeIds-
3sssps - sbs TsAiL

3oMnD8oxx, Ark. siay 2s.-Ths body Of
Nooos Handle, . well known iewYe- et Los
AnGo1e. We brought IN here Esnday from fss
Shfucahua neuntains. where he Was killed By
heeob Apacbes on Saturday afternoon His
eoMpon3on, n. Hsynes. Of Philadelphia. ha1
~ hof1e sh0t from under him and ESCAPED by
Ueens1ng his companions horse. The Indians
afod fzpm ambush. Both men csrae here for
kheis beeifh two weets aga Hartis leaves =
N1eo md child In Los Angeles
4ne oDsoner1 jury appointed . COMMITTEES 20
d1aft statcment which viii ~ sens 70 f.rssi5ent
1aEzeoa, rocifiue tho facts Of fse killing aud Of
NJ eeesnt eutsAscs committed by this band Of
Alecleas Numbering about ten. and pssSiag for
Se1fek
AK FRANCISCO. xsy a. -oafcsal news Of the
1urder Of Rshert aassse the Los Angeles
atsoeaey. ~ baud OF Apsehss ii Encker can
80, \. r., VS. Yscsived At army headquarters
toe1y. General Miles stated.
-11e Indians arc Kid and HIS pariS. who a.
selnpeo0 the life Of the agent al San Carlos m
J1ne III, and were captured. tried By the mill
e4yy nuthoTftso1 and sentenced TO ten years In
the penltentsary 81 Fort Learcnworfb but after
yen0A IN January. fsSs. cent to Aieaifax. In
0ctohor, -. they were released By order OF the
n1ek - Arizona AZ San Carlos they were ar-
1oeoed ~ TIE civil authorities, tried and sen-
tsNood - prison, While on their WAY 70 Yaraa
poQ1toDessy, In charge OF sheriff Reynolds ana
e6Uasd, theys on the "a OF last November. killed
- ni1og3R and escaped % Mexico, where they
1ego been engaged in deprcdatsoHs n
oooooa oyef since, killing several prriics q.
ooomatoSs aud prospeefon down there The
kfll1ng ~ Robert Hsrd.e. OF Los Angeles, IL tte
dr1t crime they have committed on United
0tA1ue territory sincs last November. The
ApoGbes secured their Arms from ;eamsters aud
p9sopectpu they murdered In Mexico. aud proof
&het e y tne same party ID that one % Che III
Asers Killed had Sheriff Reynolds wespon- The
1ndta1s - large are oniy eight, sud they are:
Kid. Miguel, ssyss, washiantoka. isrol.n.
6eut0. Hastintodo aud cadodsycam. The frs:
1ouf wsre originally under senteacc FOR four
5Rssn. the fftn aud sixth for twelve years and
ths lat two for life"
0S3eu were issued last November 20 eli posts
~ lugk out for cscapes. AID further orders ssre
iaaued this afternoon By Maior-ssencrsi Nslsa
srum divtslcn headquarters To pursue and csr
1uee of destroy tho hosfsiss
Ua3Of. General Miles fkls afternoon issnsd
er1eu Tor the troops IL Forts Lowell. Grant.
4owio and Huachuca. Ia Arizona, and Fort
payard, New MEXICO. 70 keep lookout for the
1oud Of renegade Apaches who have leon eo1s-
yuitsfnG oufraxet Ia Arizona and who on safGr-
Dr. ambushed and killed Eonest Harcie. the
Lpe Aneeles lawyer. Pursuit OF the hossisea Is
0a6nred
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COMPRESSED DISPATCHES.

Inuisa one Of the vaifes sisters. srsrcsc per.
formers haA secured = divorce from John -.
Dennis q b&rkeerer in san Francisco. TO whom
che was married ten years ago. AZ the ase Of II,
The marriage was never contaminated. aud sae
never saw Sc. Dcauis until a year aga. when he
esien to oxtcst money from her
The trial OF the satt OF h. J. Baldwin sgairs,
Hamilton H. Houston 20 compel Houstcn % sall
cha propcriy on which tho Baldwin hotel az ssa
rrsncisro stands for s-o.evo was begun on Mon
s,ay baldwin claims that Heastea sgFsVsi ~
roil the property Tor Tie san named And hests-
tCn denies this
John Starifng. o. near Selma. y, C., wss
.efpexi by q zach white returning hotne sat
urlny night with his wife. hung to tree sai
shot He In the terror Of she nssgaborhood. snS
4. suxpecscd oil numbering hss rfotservin- law
ana hrother.in law - obtain their esepessy.
1he directors Of the 81 Louis & san Francisco
vaslroad resigned yesterday and were replaced
nv representatives cf the Afchison. J. " nes-
hart becomes vlce-rresident and Henry \ Nas-
yill second vice-psesiden' and sencfsi manager
Mr. e,ac<leah OF Tacoma. sister ~ Ms Scna.
"a, ncsph: Ms. T. q. kearsy. 81 Portland. saa
hnr niece. Miss Dearborn. az saiera. aud Mss
n,issow ol Euscne City. Or. are visiting friends
- washington City.
: ,.rve rart Of the parish of sa Catherine.
.<nnev a. FORT Ncat Que. has heea Inundated
snro,,xh the rapid rise Of the rslnesasl ssrvasn&
Many buildings have heea raitset aud live s:ssSs
drowned
srhs r~rors oftae California atvsslaa a. the
r.srscn 4 Colorado railroad states sAe deAt a.
4 saa 100 n bends ana saas.S1 sessiag 3ess
Tns .sivisaun is les naiscs and hiss ecss SO 80 8
mile.
s.c,ct>rv Noslc has serosztra q, z. Raysss.
.ss.ec Dapea % he Indian &C rV1assca vtxssa
ssens t,r service in she Geld In washington
Ana oregon a salary Of 3 aesy and expenses,
In consequences OF hss runaway acSi1sns ga
csn.s.v rmperur Williams ieas . suc.1ea ana
-. 4 unable 10 wear a boot. TITS Sossags have
sndgced him to kecp his suer ses tea ssAyS
Harrison sAiler ard vic. twe sevSesaels
nsrsces living near kivsssatsa MSsssFae sssss.sy,
49,. .ss,.. s.snsssnasesi yesterday EaoTusEe Sh.s
,~arssererx ara supposed 70 Dc Eegxes&
loan Williamson. q farm lahss<g forFassly
employea sy 4 man namss Nceee. was Iocai
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 26.-Millcr q Lux. the
southern Tactic company and P. n. Armour
arc about to erect beet and pork packinghcuse
ard cold storage house. a. cost OF ti,cco, ooo.
capable Of supplying the whole Pacific coast
The Westinghouse aud warehouse win DC bEil,
on the property OF Miller & Lux. cast OF the
present Southern Pacific iine and south Of
Hunters point. thus having ready access 10
both rail aud water. The Southern Pacific CON-
pany eonsemp!aies building q diree, line be-
tween this city aud Miibrae. Or. running
through a tunnel 10 the bills behind Hunters
point, so that it will TO c.ose TO the packing
HOUSE
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foAYLAxp. May disappointing Inspector
". j.. Lubbock, of San Francisco. has reversed
ira decision Of Local Inspectors Edwards aud
yfcDesSnott In the case Of Capt. George A. fease.
~ tho steamship Oregon. whose license wss re
voked nftey the collision with the ship Clan
hsckenxic on the Columbia river few months
efrce. Inspector Lubbock not only renews
CAPTAIN Fease's license but lays the blame oi
shs collision ON The officers OF the Clan Mao
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AYmAsD or HKm FATHER.
90uan tsta1 kIils Herseif To Escape IN
human Treatment.

human Treatment.
80 FesNCssco. May 2.-vicsoria Valencia
uAaeeo. youns girl not quite II years cd.
csr>niste1 suicide this afternoon hy taking =
o~p a. though nm Rats" No CAUSE Ia
ooDNu Ter the acf other than
enSe che WAS afraid her father
wse eos:ss 70 attempt 10 ret her back 20 live
vssa him again. He had several times beaten
h... and In consequence Of his treatment she
Vas taken away from the family and given IN
cassee al the BoJs' and Girls Aid Society.
rtom here she found . home with Mrs
heiiy. end when On Saturday Maflsoo called to
taoo her sway she said she would far rather kill
kssSpss than ever 1.-Two with him again.
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a,,...anolia Rn.. sen,tle rraper,r.

St. PAUL. May sc. G. csikins, OF Seattle, is
In Minneapolis closing large real estate desi
with /. r. MENACE Calkins IL owner 81 Mercer
seiand near Seattle. Tho inland comprises
about 100 acres OF land and 10 situated ia Lake
washington. Mr.. Msnage was cut there three
months ego and purchased 800 feet ut lake iroat
eRe Tor which he gave saa.uca
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Taroaga fsslssssa va ssasslst. slerne-< A. 81
sRs ears assa {sSsss improved t0sfsss ss.ser :.
rhfcaga - sae East VS. NaFtSesR R.esse a.
sass, A. e. tseszx. csty sscseg xremt 10 sxesu.
stNest. Eostea ASK = E@aasa. 6 o. t.exxs
sxsass. seSss.S.
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PORTLAND. May 26.-Gsueral Freight Agent
Campbell. OF the Union ic. received
letter from Japaa today. saying
thar tue steamer Cashgar, OF the
Portland Japan steamer line. which was 10
have sailed for Portland May 90 was lost in q
typEoon few weeks since. The Zambesi, the
other steamer OF the line. Is DOW undergoing
repairs, and IL is impossible 10 say when the
steamers will begin making trips
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Purchase sSsss ~ kfss asss rtszrVe sazsr $50
in< car seSeKz ssestAss.su esgs Nafga4-r FaFs -
EstsfesG a. SasFs y IcAet akS=E 80
aaeAts xSxGs = sEssE
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frr~ rzscsia9EE hk.s ears Taa fissoagA frog,
ferris@5 50 1&scsxe m3fANsx barge va gAss
Net0a tsf sAse A G. &zefsn. e3tY ticket sze@s
n See-sE. street, Ees,oa hoxS o grsssx
kseuss <sfy deck
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ABERFELDY ESTATE.

These are the best value in the market Very
essF FeEFs.
Sis to SsS-IotS in the Southern ssH,.So~
Snccial terms on nicrkS
$50" per acre went three acres spienei.
land p Duws Tas 81 rtver
$3.50 psr acr~-&-e acres near south pare
90 per arre-sN krrs~ Il S~@ffar
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RAyENNA SPRINGS.
s3.Seo-so los in wsare.'s sass,,a,
tens
sSso-Tsu lots in State Park sadluen.
LATONA.
L.ATONA.

ssoo--Flas eor-er sotss. trozsla- OF spoknu.
xvsnNs
esso-Two choice lots frcnanS CT srok are
sVVnms-
ses3-Loss en- Harrison Hstgn,s. saxisa
a sPecsAi price ca cue Of pa best s,oes.
&0x.N&
lots sEs3 Reresge - Blsns Reltfmrh.va a.
fsFs ArSetss. AAssma sad GrNys umrsS-
eCEatvT-
sszcsss SD ts@a~F lsa6S IN a.. vsrsx NJ "a,
Nation AID IzcaAl1s eSgrsEs&
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MN raRssoEs AND UMBRELLAS
We tss. oS@uSa orr pew xt>cE. rscs.er
Csxxrx.
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sl,inninx Intellirencc,

eAH FRANCISCAN, May - -Arriyes-S'csrsy
City Of Puebla. Victoria Sailed steamer Ar
oath Coon Bay.
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SOUTH SEATTLE.

st,:so-six lots ia Moss first addition.
81 .3s5-tive lots in Moss second addition
SS5o--ssixtZo IN NcSaGght's third ad+i,ion
81 loo McCalliSssrs addition, fhaxlg0. with
house, chicken house. weu stable.
poultry. etc.
SEQ To Ssoo-lsots in scstl PARK
&SO-io fs fen tivAtfd artll n he
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$500 rer acre. acres on soats shore WITH
80 fee wetsr tTout
$500 10 $50 hSlee lots Ia s Imam Pa-k.
Saoo To 81, 200 Bust .ess lots !, go,
PARK
SSos,-Four ioss n BsrAr5 parx
>isS-I = "A aAHo.stE's rep at srecfa,t.rrs
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SMITHS COVE.
SALMON BAY.

seSS-Cieared los - the beautiful Pullman
sdditien. higa. dr. sai leve3, com -n.asing
hny views ara ONLY loaE Aiacks frur,, .se~...t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
AROUND THE CITY.
The West End Board of
Trade Meets.
WATER AND STREETS DISCUSSED
A Wife Leaves Her Husband Against
His Wishes-0ther News
of Interest,

The West End Board of Trade
met last night at the usual hour
at their rooms on Temple street,
President Register in the chair,
about forty of the mem bers being present.
The sewer committee, park committee,
committee on schools, mercantile and
manufacturing and gas and light commit
tees made no special reports, giving way to
other important committees. The water
committee, instructed at the last meet
ing of the board to formulate proper
water rates and prepare a report for the
present meeting of the board, reported
progress, and asked further time to COM
plete their report. On motion, the COM
mittee was given one week further
time in which to complete their
report. A. G.. Millard read the section
of the city charter in reference to water
rates, and showed that the present water
rate was much greater than that estab-
lished by the Council for tn 9 past year.
The following is the section of the
charter in reference to the matter:
"Section 1913. The rates Of compensa-
ton for use of water to be collected by
any person, company or corporation in
said city shall be fixed annually by or
dinance, and shall continue in force for
one year, and no longer. Such ordi-
nances shall be passed in the month of
February of each year, and take effect
on the first day of July thereafter.
Should the Council fail to pass the nee
vi okor Too
within the time hereinbefore prescribed,
it shall be subject to peremptory process
to compel action at the suit of any party
interested"
On motion of ]. Mills Davies, the Sec
ent Boards of Trade of the city to confer
with the water committee of this board,
and formulate proper water rates, and
prepare report concerning the same, to
be present ed to the council.
The attention of the board was called
to divers lagoons and stagnant pools on
different streets, Webster avenue,
Figueroa and Cummings avenue, and on
motion the matter was referred to T. R.
j. Home, II. B. Adams and J. II. Ben
nett, with instruction to prepare petit
tion containing the facts in the matter,
and present the same to the Council.
The matter of regarding Temple street
then came up.
G. E. Hall reported that some of those
most opposed to the re-grade had re-
quested that committee be appointed
from the West End Board of Trade tc
confer with similar committee from
those opposed to said re-grade, with a
view to com promise.
After a lengthy discussion of the
matter, the tenor of which was against
any concession or compromise. it as. on
motion of A. NJ. Ellsworth, agreed to re-
fer the matter to the committee already
appointed by the board, instructing them
to receive any written proposition pre-
sented by the opposition and present the
same to the board.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
SEPARATED.
A Wife Leaves Her Husband Despite
His Wishes.

A Wife Leaves Her Husband Despite
HIS Wishes.
A man named Warburton called at the
police station last night, and. after in
Producing himself as station agent at
Rivera on the railroad, stated that his
wife bad left him on account of little
family disagreement and that he had
traced her to the Terra Haute lodging
house in this city. He stated that the
trouble arose out OF misunderstanding
about his wife's sister, a young widow
residing in this city, who was on visit
to his house short time ago,
and be intimated that it was
the first quarrel he and his wife
had ever had. An officer was sent
down to interview Mrs. Warburton, with
the view of learning the cause of her
flight and her intentions for the future,
in accordance with her husbands re-
quest, and she announced her determi-
nation to return to her mothers home at
Tulare. Finally, however, she con.
sented to meet her husband, stipulating
that an officer should be present at the
interview, and Officer Mcguire accom-
panied Warburton to the Terre Haute
house, where the couple had lengthy
consultation. Mrs. Warburton refused
to return to Rivera and it was ultimately
agreed upon that che should be allowed
to pay visit to her mother at Tulare,
accompanied by her child, two.year-
old girl, Warburton promising to pay her
expenses and supply her with what
money she needed. He then left the
place apparently very much depressed
and accompanied by friend took up his
quarters at the Grand Central hotel
prior to returning at his home at Rivers