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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
CAPTAIN AND MATE
The Trouble Between the On1cers Of
City of Ming stvn.

The IFoubiC between the Omcera Of the
City Of Kingston
Nothing especially new has developed in
the case OF Captain Nichols and Mate W.
A. coffin of the City Of Kingston. The
former could not be found and the latter
would not talk when seen.
strength il added 20 Mate COINS claim
that he taught Captain Nichols how 10
navigate the City Of Kingston hy the
records in the oissce OF the local inspectors
of hatls and boilers. A gosr-fxTEIII,sEscKn
reporter looked the records over yesfsr,fav,
IL appears that Melville Nichots made an
application for master license OF a deep
wate- vessel just before he left here 70. the
East. and that the same was refused. IL
further appears that Melville Nichols made
an application for first males license for
the same Kind OF vessel a little later assa
the same Was day refused. The reason
advanced being lncomIeseaey 10 navleafe
such q vessel
The City ef Kingston stsi lies IN tie
stream rat sac ii De dcczed shortly.
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Improvements owners rhssk Their rias
Iana Interest. safe


Mayor MeFaa ard s'eancAlnasa r. T.
nsrsa aud Thomss E jones resaFneS from
osvusrss iSss night On the steamer North
Pacific. hayinx heva ss the csFssal on rfs.
vass business.
Msvur Moran, IN ecnv~rsatAon stts a re-
yorixg. STAKES tkAs shs ssde lsnda bill would
he srersss order os basiness next we1sses-
aay, Frcns general tax be wss cans.aced
that tlas representatives and senators were
slsve g. the sasssvsEs ST Seattle sad
understood TIE nsce~sssy e. p<etecsing
de rights and Interests os manufacturers
aud hasiness usa who hsvs nsais valuable
Improvements eG The tide lands of this
CITY
Mayer Nersa SAID Ne Sells certain there
wcaiA se . ehsHew made Tn TIE ssde land
hsss thar eoasd nes give sxe4ussv~ rights 80
60 tAe bans 0wneEs 80 shc dssrinssns az the
naen whe hsa nsssse ssimAAls improvements
ga the tSsse lsate.
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THE s.. L. 5. 3 \. LINE.
The 1nJuacttsa suht~~Work On the Exteu-
sion-Aneth~r Train.

The InJaacsten suft~~Work on the Ixten-
siea-Anether Train.
Managing Director A. 8. Dunham. OF the
Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern railway.
went to spokane Falls Wednesday night.
and Judge Thomas Burke went yesterday.
10 look after the suit begun there with .
view 10 having receiver appointed for the
railroad and the construction companies
These gentlemen intend TO see who is At
the bottom Of the suit and gain such in
formation - will show Why the salt was
brought
Chief Engineer Talcoti returned wednes-
day night from sedra. having made short
tr4p for The purpose of inspecting some of
The work being dene on the extension.
The heavy snowssorm sunday prevented
him ffom proceeding az intended. and
he left searo Monday and travels.
across 30 Fasrhaven. from which point he
returned 20 Seattle.
J. X. Murphy. Who began on the Biz
lake section last January. is now getting
along finely wita the work ol clearing.
T. II. smith & nfuther. who are working
neas >ssire. are getting along well With
their contract sed have seuut Eve miles
cleared. Altogether the work is welnE
sheaa satisfactorily anu tie engineering
parties sre making reasonable progress.
Another train was PAT on yesterday Il
run daily between seattle and Reilsrd
leaving here st lean arriving at Rslisssi
fs,ss arid returning 90 thss city n / -
Heretofore the train has stepped az lseals.
val
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VICTIM OF & SYREN.


John c. Anderson. son q John AndoG-
eon. prupsietor II IL Clarence h0nae, Vic
tofia. B. c.. SHOT himself q The Anssra
house ahout $50 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing With suicidal intent, and did las1
essning at rs O'Clock
The eause Of Anderson's suicide was
jealousy engendefed BY the cold treatment
Of an abandoned woman. known q Eva.
An inmats Of Lou Graham's house Of u
fame.
AT the hour named the sharp report Of :
revolver was heard coming from room IL.
on the second door Of the Apxera house. on
Main and South Third streets. A nom mt
later . woman ran through the main hall
OF The house. shrieking in m agonised voice.
.s0h, God he's shot himself! Somebody
come, quick! Oh. God! this Is terrible u
and running to the head Of the stairs lead
ing to Washington street. she dropped into
dead faint
The shot. followed by the screams,
awoke the inmates of the house, who
crowded into the halls to learn the cause
Of such commotion.
Lieutenant Peer. who was on the street
below. rushed mp stairs and found the
wounded man lying on the door Of his
he .hiomen On the floor mar b. isy !
- ,~s,;s,s- r~-.,-.- s,;ll sn,<,t;.~
And.rson VAS wins On -. bal, cam.
p.e,eIv dressed- visb his had nointine
tovars.t the door and vhen the of,3cer
fonnd 4 = ~ vas ,,nconsc;on.
Ii.ntan.nt peer ,ost M t;,ne In s,ssr.tch.
In . yre.ser.er for { ,,hv.ic;.n .rd rithir
hair a hnnr sfter The ,hnot;ng citv phvs;-
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her from -b.re -. IA isli.r - a
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ntrLprNe PERMITS.


In*p~eseF Abhsft-
Basadine Inspector Abhost yesterday
issued tao lol.eaEng Ye-sasts.
Charles Essplscs. twa-Ssory frame, hsoxx
-, Maynar&'s rszs sts.iilioas cost s.esa
Nouag ( Lsstesa, ers-stusy fraase, los ).
hsosk - Howea ; aldsfsen. cost ssss.
T. r. Nissssr. oas-ssssFy CONSERVATORY.
Second ard Madison streets cast Ssya.
Hlng s. Ace. ene-story trans, sgt s.
hlosA 81, Ma nAsas SesSlssioga. essss So
sseoege w Scott oae~AaE story frsusr.
lot 4, ssosk q Cosnstscx addition cost
xisa
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THE xonrmERN PACIFIC.


No Attenaps fs Injare the s.. H. .. 3 E.-
The suf veyiug Party.
When seen hy reporter yesterday Gen.
crai Agent Tvnsialc and Assistant Super
insendent Naieasi. OF tho Northern Pacific,
both expressed themselves as surprised Mt
the statement OF officers of the Seattle.
Lake shore X Eastern railway that the
former road was trying 70 iniure the latter
for the purpose Of getting control or delay
ing it, completion. said Mr.. Tyndale:
II don't believes the Northern Pacific
has any such intentions - are imputed to
them In the statements Of Judge Burke
and Mr.. D. III. Gilman rs Published in the
Pos1-IxTnLLss KHcKn Their preconceived
opinions might be said 10 be given with q
view Of iniuring the Northern Pacific for
the purpose Of covering ptheir own road s
Internal quarrel
why should the Northern Pacific seek
h iniure the Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern
whea its stock Il not listed. and any st-
tempt % bear II would not influence those
who hold The stock and know the crcdit
and standing Of The road. II Is more rea-
sunable to presume that this affair Is the
result Of quarrel between members OF the
company ! do not know the object OF the
present movement, but seriously ! do not
think the Northern Pacific is 10 be blamed
or charged with m attempt 70 injure the
road. =
j. II. Mitchell. IT., counsel at Tacoma,
was in the city yesterday and returned on
the afternoon bbat.
The surveying party is now at work on
the vest shore Of Lake Washington, near
the powerhouse, The weather has been so
bad that the party has not made ~ favor
able progress ~ was expected and the
present force Of twenty men viii soon be
increased. Engineer Bartlett went to New
castle yesterday ans will spend . day or
two locking over that section and will 20 to
warrenton for the same purpose When
the preliminary surveys are completed the
junction posns at Hack river will be loo ted
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sac 81 Nseat.a4 fxex Aaaexx tia week
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sse sss<rtsss sns tssaasng y AFssl. w.iA sAs
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Ees hss& 81 lets A. sssss ~es 40 szss u Nesazss
lsHd fssx- f~a ~f4 a.ks Sss&<E. Eeasea
Jerks i Ca a. sss szzs4 ssrs@z noasa = Hosss<s
~ cess sF<sa tsaste - Ave &c \, sH3 sssAxr
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ueu sHsWu tne foregoing HttHek on the
seattle roAh. Mr.. u. II. Gilman said
ssThat ARTICLES direct confederation Of
ny statement that the Northern Pacific i
hehind the Matchmaking salt st Spokane
Ialls. and that Van Hoasrn Is has stool
yfEeuu--a man OF straw--wAe must lie AN
eA3ecf Of contempt 10 himself. a. he Is 10
egery honest man wAo knows The
nature Of his snt against the
Lake Shore COMPANY. l understand
Van Hensen Is a member al the state
Senate. II the charges have made are
Wue he II not III 10 sst la the conAnSnv ~
Memorable legislators. and defy hia. "a
- m Investigation and show. IL b. can.
That my statements are NOS true. lei hlta
show where aud when he oasasnsl the~.
bonds and from whom he got thera. ana
then give me chance 20 show from whom
thai party got them and o., What ks.s,s n
NJ Is IN honest man he will not rsst nt.ier
the imrutsiion have pat upon him has
will make clear hssast ef his Whole ,aY.
nection with the matter.
III krEsnecy Hason Is correctly sessnrtea
BY the LNfs<r he deliberately lied about sh.
rendition OF the lsske Shore ruasihssl, a.
evsyy one who IL AZ AL familiar vita the
sah3ect knows. | should be Iossh 20 be-
heve Mr. Auson guilty. OF making s,aeh a
statement ! took Mr.. n. c. shepard. Of
- Pani. over the Lake Shore Rad last
June and then went East with kia over
Ne Northern fscsae. Mr.. Sheppard
made Close inspection Of the
mack and soathed al beth rssssis.
end when going hack ever the Northern
ueqaeneay made comparisons III the CEN
suerstca II the two roads. which cesn.
1880 we're rot III all favorable 10 ssss
q ~. n ssefa fseitae. ! remember cne say,
xeaxhtnx the track Of The Northern,
& - rs. See emphatic remark rats rezss
S ~ nesIs - well - tia LAKE Sssose 4
s|<' ~ d--a ssxAl NJ.
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$500 - 49, e. 1917 $500 onn q
~, - - ,.6I-l,1,N ~u.etescer~ ord eun-
I e,~resss ~ 9 es.-.. 1s..5e-f tzt-t~e snd -.
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p.-i1~ - - 's.s...~s.. - 4. hlrrIiuru
go 49,. -sss., 8. S .7-x..r~~trr1snr ffe
rasrer1sr 81 ~. 80 .r<rsrx nnx she interest
a - xrv4s~,. 6, 3 q -h<xu<. - Vii.
-. sn5rnu~ q g. wkos~ os1sfIt towards
5000. -. srv s,ertte msp. or any
.s~-~.. 80 --w~t~-- ,s~xs shss nxx,sie
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01
PGPEAls ITEMS.

At the last regular meeting of the L.
.. q. T., the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
c. Geo. Doherty,
N.-Mary Dryden,
p. c. John Doherty,
Chap.-Maggie Hissong,
T.-Eictor Cakes,
f. S.-Bessie Clinch,
a. S.-Ellen Asker,
S. J. T.--Ellen Asker,
S. S. T.--Mr Bong,
NV. J. Langhern,
G.-P \. Peterson,
Sent.--Wili Lumberg.
The Rev. l.. l.. Cloyde, of West
Superior, preached at Poplar last
Tuesday evening.
H. W. Shaw, of Superior was at
Poplar one day this week.
We are having our January thaw
now and the weather is delightfully."-
warm.
The w. c. Z. L. of Poplar, has a
membership of over thirty, half OF
which are honorary members.
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The rye Works.

AS we intimated some time
since active work is now in progress
to settle up the accounts of the firm
who had in charge the location and
erection of the forge works at this
end Of the city, and put that institu-
ton on its feet on firm and business
like basis. New blood, new energy
and abundant capital has been added
to the concern by the introduction of
ii. +. {. Nichols, of New Lisbon, W is.
who becomes the head of the estab-
lishment, and will give it his personal
supervision after 4 few days. This
will prove a most valuable acquisition
to our city, and the institution Will
have all it can attend to from the
start.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01
LOCAL NIA-TTCRS

Cigarillos.
Cigarillos. Cigarillos.
Cigarillos. Cigarillos. Cigarillos.
-Our County Board meets next
Monday.
C. S Howard of Poplar, was in
the city Thursday.
E. B. Banks is able to be out
again. He, too, had it.
For quick sales list your property
Wit. Doe & REYNOLDS.
Go to o. NJ Langleys to get those
new Superior City maps.
John kcaoGgh is able to attend to
business again this week.
Mrs I'd Rubyour is visiting
friends IL Minneapolis this week.
Go to O. NJ Ianglcys book store
and read any book published for ten
cents.
They are catching lots of fine fish
at Lake st. Croix, White Birch Sta
| tiGn.
Mr. L B. Banks has been confined
/ TO his bed ali of this week from the
grippe,
This year man does not feel
II ariy so r.c!I after as before paying
/ his taxes.
The exceedingly warm weather Of
/ the past week has made bad work with
the sleigling.
The choicest line Of confectionery
to be had III the mark,. always to be
had 1t u Vi. I.angley's book store.
4 very high wind for this country
prevailed last Sunday night. Some
taough; cyclone WAS coming sure.
T. IL. Smith has got his new house
almost enclosed The carpenters axe
! not complaining at tie mild weather.
w ednesday WAS 4 busy day with
the clerks III the registers office as a
glance at the transfer column VII
show.
There is a circulating library OF
so volumes and new books arriving
every day at O. NJ Langley's book
store.
a. n Doe is so far recovered As
to able II be about his house a little and
no oes 10 be ready for business again
5 ,on.
: -George Anderson, who was con
fined 10 his bed for about two week:
with the grip, is about the house
again.
The circuit court VIII convene OF
the third tuesday Of this month. The
calendar VIII not be 50 large as il
was II the last session.
The largest and most complete
stock of Valentines ever brought L
Superior may be seen next week II Q
NJ Langley'S book store.
IoST-Black crochetted ice wool nu
bia or head shawl, either on street or be
tween Superior and South Superior
+. Call for reward -MrS. II. NJ. Fulton
The euclid Hotel
Martin PattiSon and wife are of
10 Detroit, Chicago and other points
this week. They viii select furnaces
ranges etc, for their new house while
away.
A party of our young people went
on a Sleighride Tuesday evening. TIT
boys failed to take the oysters along
and they also failed 10 get any supper
or even cold bite.
Remember there VIII be meeting
of the chamber Of commerce IL lo:3,
next Monday morning. As there arr
matters o. Importance To consider {
t.n attendance : !3Si.11.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01

Duluth sent out train of cars
Thursda,, 10 Buffalo. over the d. 5. 5
& \. 10 ID which Will have tendency
Il advertise the head of the lake coun-
try in general and Duluth in particu-
lar. The cars were all made in Du-
lush and were loaded with -four which
was also manufacture in Duluth.
They all bore flags and carried appro-
pirate notices, and resented a very
gay and holiday appearance Hurrah
for Duluth and this great Northwest
country
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01

w F. Mates, general manager Of
the " est Superior Iron and Steel Co,
who was appointed by Mayor McHae
enc O. the three TO compose a park
commission, was tie first 10 take the
oath OF ctl.ce The board VIII have a
meeting al no distant date and pro
pose TO report as 10 the extent and
character Of improvements and the
amount Of money that in its estima-
ton should be expended for the pur-
pose. The recommendations VIII be
submitted first to the council and then
election which occurs eally in April
Inter Ocean,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01

Does Nh. Flower, as city stats
tican, represent the city of Superior,
or only that portion Of ii lying west OF
Hill Avenue? If he represents he
go TO V Washington to lobby for a cen
trail canal through Minnesota Point to
the everlasting injury of two-thirds OF
the territory comprising the city. If
Mr.. Flower wants to go to Washing
ton 10 work for another canal let HIM
90 as !. common citizen and at his own
expense, and not as representative
Of the city and at the cit.'s ex ense.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01
VENIEE FOR JURY.

List OF names of persons this Gay
drawn to serve as petit Jurors at a
term of the Circuit Court to be held
in the county of Douglas, and state OF
Wisconsin, eleventh judicial district
Oh the 18TH day of February, A. D..
1890, it beiag the third Tuesday OF
said month of February
Jason Clark.
George Hudson.
b Z Randall.
William Munroe.
Jonas Anderson.
W. r. Tanning.
Frank Ostrander.
Hugh Kennedy.
Edward Nolan.
Richard Bennett.
Christ Christensen.
David DObie.
A /. Stewart.
ID d. Smead.
John Ryan.
A Nj Mott.
John Whalen.
Ernest Dopp.
E r Logue.
w J Leader.
L f Johnston.
Charles johnson.
Charles G Tennis.
George Anderson.
J I Marcy
II G Bedford.
W F Rhodes.
Neil Smith.
Charles Gates.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01

The Washington Evening Star is
the Oldest and most successful paper
at the national capital. 1t has been
the most industrious of the Washing
ton papers in collecting reliable news
OF what is going on in the various de-
partinentS of the government, and the
w aSh!ngton correspondents take Il
gooi deal Of the matter for their DIS
patches from its columns. In a recent
number it publishes table showing
its circulation month by month for the
past five years. The figures show a
steady and healthy growth, and re-
narkaLle local circulation. The aver
age total circulation last year was
over 50, eco copies daily, Of which near
y - 900 were in the city. 1t delivers
over y geo copies daily by regular car
rierS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-02-01

A communication for publication
in the TIMES was left on our table this
week. The reason that it does not
appear is that on investigation we
find that the facts in the case are not
in accord with the communication.
The party writing the note was evi-
IDENTIFY misinforned regarding the
facts in the case. and to publish t
would o.ly lead to further discussion,
+ nothing more. hence we deem it
Lsss 80 81 :. Tx right here.
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Church IirectSv
METHODIST. - Services Q

METHODIST. Services every sunday morn
ing aud evening, AT 1870 and 30 Sunday
School Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
100. All are cordially invited
REV. \. J. DAVIS, Pastor
ing and evening AT 1880 m, and 80 .. m.
Sunday school following the morning service
Thursday evening prayer meeting at 80. All
are cordially invited. The y. p. :. c. E. meets
at 6:i5 r. IN.
REV. ARCHIBALD DCRRIE Pastor
EPlSCOPAL-ScrviceS every Sunday morning
and evening. M 1880 and $50 clock Sabbath
School after the morning service.
Rev. II. H. NANDUSEN, Pastor
CATHOLIC-Mass at $50 and 900 AN Instruc-
ton at 30 P. NJ. Nespers at 800 r. NJ Services
every Friday evening at 80.
REV. FATHER EUSTACE Pastor
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Notice for Publication.

r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
IL Jan. -. $50.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled MOTTO" Of h> intention 10
make tHal proof in seaport - his claim and that
said prnpf viii te mate before tie Iar+ "f the
f1r"Ii:t ourt for Dou las county, at Superior.
Wise 4 IN.
MARCH l.. 1890.
viz: william q. jones, Pre- z. d. : 1865 for the
Sc sec - TT. II y. r 10 y.
He names the fp:lowin. witnesses IN prove his
co8tiEuay!S residence upon and cul;isai n OF
said land VIZ: z 4 -Iat.idng Ed. Brown Bar
ney E-aan and Charles Isaac>on. all Of south
ta1ge Douglas county. NiS.
FMS u. y. GARRINGTOS. Register.
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u OFFICE.

= : LAND OFFICE. ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
Jan. ID $50.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by JoHE :. Fiuiayson against J0nn iiobreEger
for abandoning his Homestead kutry No l15'.
-Ei. and Me-. >W', soc y III 4 y K = ". IN
Douglas county. Wisconsin. wsth a view To the
cancellation OF said entry; the said PARTIES are
hereby summoned I" appear at the Office OF The
CLERK OF the Circuit Court Of Douglas county, al
-UIyF!or, w Wisconsin. or TIE
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Notice for Publication
l. Jan I'm 1880.

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
Il Jan. Glh 1890.
NrTiC: IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof in support al his claim aud that
said proof viii be l;lic before the Clerk az the
Circuit Conrt, OF Douglas county, " Wisconsin, al
Superior Wisconsin,
February goth. 1899.
viz barney Brown IId App. No. 1910, for the
= Sec. i. Tp. l., y. K, !" W.
He names tie following Witnesses % prove his
CGutifuous residence upon and cultivation OF
SAID baud viz Il. i. >paCliiu@. Charles l>a#rk-
son. NJ. Brown uEd I'll. Brown all OF south
Range. Douglas. county, Wisconsin.
Also. at same time au4 place, Patrick Brown
}.d. App W. 30 fer che NV Ne /. NEl4 NNi 4
ana = NW14 zee II, Tp, Il, T. IS ".
He names TIL. following witnesses to prove his
utinuouS residence upon and cultivation o,
said land VIZ: Il. i ~pauIli'.g. Charles lsaack
son NJ Brown and Id. Brown, all Of south
Range Douglas county, Wisconsin.
DlfI5 q. W. CARkINGTON, Register.
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1t gives Us pleasure to copy the fol
lowing item from the Inter-Ocean of
OF last week;
The well-known firm of J. II. Win
gate s Co. dry goois merchants. has
made another step forward and made
a change in their firm name. Hereto
fore sam" L;ght body has been the
Go" and the active resident manag-
er Hereafter ii VIII be observed that
the firm name stands w !ngate x
Lighthody." and sam sters out Of the
obscurity Of an unpublished partner
ship INTO a full share Of the good name
of a e pod house The firm of Wingate
4 l. ghtbody is assured At one OF its
Id patronage and large share of the
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