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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-18
THE AsHsURroy TREATY

This treaty grew out Of a dispute. which
nad lasted ever since the war of lSI2, about
the northeastern boundary line of the
United States. There vas strip of terri
tory lOO miles wide and containing nearly
1,OOO,OJO acres, which both the United
States and tie Dominion of Canada laid
claim t..
The King of the Netherlands took seven
teen years TO decide the dispute, and then
decided 1t in such q way as 10 leave il more
unsettled than ever. Then the United
States and Great Britain quarrelled about
II for ten years more, when the thing got
into such a shape that both sides began to
prepare for war. That was in lS41.
Sir Robert Peel sent Lord Ashburton to
Washington to try omake peaceful COM
promise
Lord Ashburton found that many of the
gentlemen appointed on the commission to
treat with him were his personal friends of
years before. Lord Ashburton was not
trained diplomat. but he had good business
sense. aud effected an arrangement by
which the disputed territory was split in
two, and both sides we're satisfied.
Lord Ashburton died in 1S4S. His Oldest
son had never been connected with the
house, and his second son, Francis, retired
from business when he succeeded to the
peerage, and became Lord Ashburton in
1864, leaving the management Of Barring
Barring, and Thomas Baring's sons
LATER DAYS OF THE HOUSE.
Thomas Barring, who, by the way, is
son OF the Bishop of Durham, was reared
to the peerage and made Baron Revelstoke
in 1885 he mas ass ociated with him in re-
cent years several nephews and cousins so
that the house is now larger than ever
One of these nephews is a member of the
firm of Kidder, Peabody & Co., the New
York correspondents of the house.
Barring Bros. have branches or important
correspondents and agents in every COM
mercial center in the world. Their North
American interests have always been heavy
ever since the days when old John Barring
used to ship cloth to the colonies and get
produce in return, and Alexander Barring
made great sums from wild Pennsylvania
lands
In the last few years, however, the South
American interests of the firm have echpsed
their North American business.
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.ser us retirement from active business.
4 @ as Barring devoted himself to the
4 s NJ which lie became liberal patron,
,Ileu MS house at Shoreham with the
private collection of paintings in Eu-
IN t,e =. lew years of retirement, he came
bil INTO public life.
r D9I begun as whig and the friend of
- tougnam and Lord John Russell.
/ f IT, iaiaentary reform agitation turned
81 .I -oo tory. He thought he saw a
Eior ~1 es 4 TO invested capital in the ex-
oA Of tie franchise.
u =; u mob rule was a controlling terror
h ILL., r1tu' ana he felt sure there would be
in qc5o II the reform was carried out.
i 80, 90 emerged from his retreat to
1 against the bill.
kor tba a taste Of mob rule in good earn
t. o Vn9T speech, for mob attacked his
4 IL Iuo broke all his windows, and after
Il n 1tIs1ander Barring was the stifPest tory
Eneatt j ~ IT, Feel took Mr.. Barring into his
Ia anu - 1904 as president or the board of
4 he u IN master of the minter. The next
Ebnr.""a was raised to the peerage as Lord
A laseon, and by that name he has a GER
o.ing place in American history. for
So'lated the American treaty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-11
ANACORTES

VIII be the metropolis and commercial center
of the lower-sound country. Our faith is based
on the following facts:
ANAC0RrEs has the best harbor on the
Sound north OF Seattle.
ANACORTEs harboF Ebetser known as ship
Harbor) Is the most accessible ON the sound
While entirely sheltered il is so near the straits
OF Juan de Fuca that vessels can sail in without
towing. thereby escaping heavy tar. Ship
HaEbor was ehristened BY ship captains who re-
allied is advantages.
ANAcORTEs is backed by corporation ten
times heavier than any other corporation Inter
ested in any other down-sound town--the ore
gon Improvement Ca. This company recently
negotiated sls.oOo.ooo mortgage. After consol-
ldating It's indebtedness, about sio ZOO Is left
the bulk Of which win be expended in con.
stFucting she Seattle & Northern railroad from
Anacortes. It's terminus
ANACOKTEs has perfect townsite.
ANACOR-Es' backing Is OF very practical
sort. The Oregon Improvement Co. has graded
q miles Of railroad from Anaeoftes up the
skagit valley, TO tap the wonderful mineral re-
sources of that district The company has now
on hand the iron for this road and viii ship IL 70
Anacortes as soon As the large wharves now
under construction there are completed The
company has also con traeted for $1,000 ties for
immediate delivery. The company Is under
contract to have q miles Of railroad completed
and in operation by August IS next from Ana
cortes north. The Oregon Improvement Co. is
now building large whArves al AnaeoFtes. The
Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamers
will call regularly at Anacortes, and the grain
Of the lowersound country as well "a the tim.
Der and mineral products OF thu skagit valley
will and their way to market by way of Ana
cortes.
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BKEvITIEs.

Attention. Anscerecz Ccrzae
Assistant Postmaster cslkeis Is Laid up with
the IL grippe.
special meeting ~ Fiasserers' rnlon this
evening ~ 30 at L0uvre hall
John n. BIainn.s body win be SHIPPED 70
komnlnss Seneca county. y. j.. for barlaI.
The sunday school Bible elaSs viii meet this
afternoon a. >. n. AZ Plymouth eharrh,
cornsr University and Third
IA. J. knbess formerly Of Prescott, Agsz
will call apon chief Of Police Mitchell, be will
hesr something 70 his advantage.
! have The best sore zFopeTfy adjoining ma
eoFtes suitable for plating. George ". Crane.
See my advertisement 81 fhts city.
John Nicholas. ewnsr aus proprietor. Is
opened the New Standard barber shop nurtf-
eaas corner Second and Washington.
The funeral Of Charles Thompson cccarrea
yesterday under the auspices Of the Typograph.
icsl Union OF seattle. Thesermon was pfeacised
BY Rev 4 W. Hrgwn-
a dispatch received By Bonney & Stewart yea
teIstag InsiFucfs them % ship tae BODY Of Thomas
Sullivan. drowned In swan lake Thursday, %
New Haven. Michigan II viii be shipped neat
Monday after being emhaimed
The pastor Of Plymouth church. Rev George
a. Tewksisnrg. IL 80 10 absent tomorrow AZ
Tacoma. 20 preach TIE sermon In de6ieafisn al
Tire house Of worshIpof the First Congregational
rnaTeh ia that city. His pulpit viii be supplied
morning and evening By Rev. = 81. EreelanG,
late al DefraIt Michigan
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HANS THE RaArMksr = Charles Arnold
gave hts second performances II Hans. the
noatman. ut TaFn Hall theater lsst evening.
The audience was small. and did not quite half
fll The house This was unfortunate for those
who stayed away for they missed
. most excellent performance. Il is due 70
MF. Arnold 20 say that he has given
really the best play ~ iis kind which
has bern seen IN seattle this winter. Mr. Arnold
has fne voice. and his singing has q charm
about Il that one hat seldom hears. Little May
Haanon continued ia high favor. and her child.
ish ways are very pretty. There win 10 two
performances given today. The general Rdrnis-
sion at she matinee this afternoon wsu be %
cents. except seheoi children, which will be Is
cents.
sHAKEsrgAREiAs FEsxfvAE.~Daniei r. Baud.
mann and his shakespcaTcian Festival oompany
which viii appeaF all next week At Turn Hall
theagor TIA seattle. wili furnsh . treat to lovers
OF good acting not often enjoyed Mr. Rand.
mann 10 superb artist and bis rendition Of
shakesresfeian characters Is appreciated by the
most critical audicacex His support Is strong
throughout ard is eaaal 20 any company on The
ra ad at the present tsme.
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PERsoNAL.

Mr. C. b Bash. Of Port Townsend. is az the
Rainier.
NJ. benjamin Miller, Of Port Townsend, was
In the city yesterday.
Judge Julius G. Moreland and Hon Cyrus
Delphi, Of Portland, are IN the city on legal
business.
NJ. Norman y. Emifh. OF Port Angeles, who
has been In The city several days, rtfurIied home
last night
Ar. Charles y. Peabody, tho lumber dealer.
formerly Of 81 Paul and now os San Francisco,
was IN the city Yesterday.
Rev. Robert " hitakeF. recently pastor % the
first Bahtist church of this city preached Ia the
First baptist church az Portland last sunday.
MF. J. n. Rosenberg. q wealthy merchant Of
Salem Or, uho has been Ia the city several
days. the guest Of bis brother, Mr. Joseph Eosen.
berg, viii return home today. Mr. Rosenberg
eentemplates golaE into business In this city.
DR. James shannon left isst night for Mar
mofy. Canada. to visit his mother. vine Is in
poor health, lie has not been home for over
sir years aud anticipates much pleasure on his
visit. The cociox viii retam to seattle some
time next MONTH
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Fox ronGrnY.
Rfenningeg Arxesaed for = Crime eona.
naiaaaa Lat an.rennA.n

ffenningeS ArFessed for = Crime Corn
naftfea Iaat November.
Jssn pseantnEer Nns arrested ~ IA caniser
e InUrAdag afseguooa ~ Dapnsy shersE &c
Donala fer the crime q fosrery which b. eea-
nikssd sexly IN November iasL On Sssurdav
NcvNmbeg ? Ksssnzuwnx fnnnd 4 creek for
slD8 On the tiaAssntes Lean anE Trust
NompAnys payable - J0an I0sa1he~ lie nbsk
The check 70 flss Lac clohfax Hal, on secona
street, Bear Cherry. and on tie strength OF IL
DouEht some clothing, the biz scr whseh carae
g -. He fn4orsed the ehssk "a Ioaaahsrss
nAme, sad teassefei Il ~ fhe @goprsesor, who &C.
eeSeed 4 ard gase hsm 80 ia charge.
The forgery was not discovered uatll The Fsl.
lowing week, when the eheek waa tnsnea is ~
essh 70 the bank kothiag was heard o. Plea
uthgsr unsii few days ago when Mr..
LoIAehsF accidentally obtained ! else Of
the guilty ran and located hfaa Al
IA toausf. re informed tha egashinx
nFH. and OF Thursday afsersooa Mr. Frank
Aevere, = member Of the eYn. in Company wish
Deputy Sheriff AeTson&ld, vent 20 "a Coz nsr
and seearea theig man They refuraed yesterday
and lodged PfeaniaKer in the city ISL He sill
have q hearing today
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- - 8 - - - -

AtaFfEE tsDA.teEsfN - agent tAr Ni23z A&S&s
s.ss' az STA mervellsmx dress quality reduced
10 Nc A. sac sails. Chester C}eary.
Elae coaarwd dross gos-ss all reduced ~ the
sac. theSscE taesry
Oux prisss daring THE ssss VIII eclipse any ever
quolet ca she Sonaa. Chester CleaEy.
0az ransrs - cents h1m6io.
uosiegy al Fo3Hcea ~ shs sale Chester ClnSry
NspksHa az refaesa ~ TIE sale. Chester
CfeATy,
F4las blGek sress materials all resissce.i At tie
sase. Chester Cseasx.
Tke szFsssS stoek 81 bats 70 seieet fsSn Al
CeAfses tielsistsia's, IRE batter.
pgess goosis al Feaaced Al tAe sale casxtsy
Saesyy,
=, sress ssl1s rvauood 70 5se at ss.e sale. cAos.
tartsexsgs
ella pap@rs = cen1s s=adla
sFrUN3a AZ Fe1Ne@a IS me sale Chester
Tuweas al rsssssoess a tue sale Chester CssAFy.
1SnsGs al resfwcei ct TIE sale. Chester Cgeary
E.&nagss al rs5nrs,i a. she s&le Casssss
CsealFy.
ols pspers > seas haaslA
Cil8eFweNg A. reaace1 Al tas ssle. Cagsssg
tiesss al reantss ~ ire sAls. chester clsary.
slAakess AZ Esstaeea a shs s>se- CAsstsf
Caesay-
a. l,as spseass reaaee.s 70 - AZ sss ssls.
Eeesse8 seAFv
Nla,.tps ~ ~ business or great s2le VA
casasasace Meaalss. s&mMNsY & GhesseF Casssy
sstks az gesl8caS. Chester CasAFv.
Dfvss e1srzss- sos1egs2i rsisseziaas - ne ssls.
sAssees sE&gy.
Ksf T. q goznsoa. Ia eanzeex1aa wsfA a res-
ga psNEsser, Gssss p4zIse9lAs Atseastua 50 a.
ten ease. nNgSa@s aA1 spes2Al NAks& Egag&asssa ~
GFsp&Essgs HsHx eos. p.sksI ASerssanS 81 fAs
ki9Ssyt, aSSEs ssa saHg-. As1 A. asea4 4Ak
Esniso~E~ BAY asssAsas. eecsk4 1lke&see All al
foFgns q feEalc 11sEaSs& UaaNe. roazn IL
UassasAs esoek. cosrsss se-acssS and ea.AHsaA
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0LxNrsA. Jan. f0-Tne following articles 81
incorporation have been alefs
The Northwestern Exposition company, Ia
coma; capital stock sISa0n Trustees, Henry
Bsseey samuel co.yer. Waiter ]. Tonpson. II. :.
Hadson. T. O. Abbost. I. h. Nallaee. II G. Glen
emf. L. J. Peptecosg. C. A. cavsudeF. l. z.
cock AMI Abe Gross Ob5eet-To establish m
industrial exposition. and encourage at and
science
stock. 81. 90: trustees David \ Baxter, Charles
IL KitFiager, }. 4. McDoasid, T. ". Carr and
G. T. Mech. oejecs. 70 compile and publish a
directory.
Wedding 4 Co. OF Slaughter: capital steck.
s1000. trustees. John wOodfng. c. r. Lacey and
4 A. HemDail Object, 10 conduct general
mercantile hs1<fFseSx
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The Kind Of Settlers Wanted in
WASHINGTON.

The class of settlers we most nesd in our
new state Of Washington. IS such IS viii
come "a make permanent homes Tor them
selves ana their families We want such
g. y vi bring With them sufficient means
energy and capacity 70 enter upon business
JuF themselves such as viii obtain land
and become practical and prosperous farm
eTs, or erect shops ana factories aad follow
some mec hSnical or manufacturing 0cEa-
patton IN order 10 induce them hItaeF,
Ne must offer them oppoFtRn8 tles Tor max
Ing better homes, and 10 facilitate bnxineSs
enterprises al al kinds. AIlthis We infeRd
20 Go. We have already laR3s Ia every
portion of tie state for sale Ga easy terms
ard will De Eaad 30 forward detailed infar-
nation, free of expense, TO those who de-
sire the sane WASHINGTON mi
GRAFTON AND H0NE FAD ASs0Gi- :
ALTON. Room =. Roxwesi Building, sat
he. Washington IRrsxEEs-- Lester Tnr-
uer, Theo. n. TsAitoa. z. 4. Dodge. J. HI.
Calvert. Fred < si&sch. A. T. Me- Azgar. A
X. Briggs
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BarTIsr rAnERNAcLE.
rsfmAnent Quarters win Be Occupied
In s1x Weeks.


In STA Weeks.
fas bsrtist tabernacle, 81 present la the old
nfnasne thestsr tent on South Fourth street.
= become more and more Il a success every
szf sinee iis establishment nearly two months
~ Negotiations have hecn Ia progress Tor
haa TINE with view Of secuftmg perma.
ssai qsartegs, ana AZ last the managers
sAss saeceeied ia their efforts The
~ and permanent quarters wtil he ia
Z lease ". 6earEr's new building
she corner Of Main and South second streets.
ssash y Sew IN coafse Of erection. The hai rs.
81 seieh Il ts DO six stnfy hriek. viii he sup
- With temporary roof as soon as the sec-
- siagy Is completed aud the Tabernacle soola
- = ready for occupancy IN about six weeks
ID nsiH aaaienco feom einciuding the Rad.
1ss@sa, which viii he thrown into IL during
sssanss~ IS lasxt0 feet In siae. situated In the
- sna sellllghge.s basement.
ne eitiasns az Seattle have responded very
s.a.sseisiY In financial way toward aiaing the
aa.laAsls ard Il is already established np0n
~ basis
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A san ACCIDENT.
ssA Charles Rewiey Probably Fatally
Injured.

@tN Charles Rewiey Probably Fatally
Injured.
lsfnsiion was received IN this city yestcr.
"a Mrs. Charles kowley. az siaag ateF. had
shsesa sfesa her horse while fialnx Al;
ssasse. W sseesa county THURSDAY attesaooa.
- - - fseeiye3 serious sna. probably. fatal
-. IA taieFscN Mrs. RaNleY vas viSisiRg her
-. ~sssS vae lives ., FeFadale. ssf few days
- sHshsssd Was aAisc>t 10 her bedside hY =
s,sss.a yvsseFsias magninE
Assiey Is station agent for The faEet
- - eaofs feaa ~ ssaukht ?. and is anaeF sa.
s .'..sst IA TIE Superior eosst - this eosngy
g tnaoess. rmeat q = sRlC~S5e package
- We NogtaeTR Faet6o kxprcss ss,SSsz>e;sz<sey
- - ASsas 81 Slaughter De Formerly MAS Ms
- aasn oa the ealeaaar iox next NaaaAy
-, - s-seFsss, tosenel James iiamlltas tawss.
= sFaAF ssk tbs Vaaft a. grant q eaassnesmee
- - sste entis suga ufne as Rouley RAY -
s~stet ef BIS sSa safsesi.,a
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The BInn Year the Ferry Causes ..
Sensation.
The citizens ct West seattle were thrown isso
q EeFerizA exe5sement yesterday hE . Land slice
that demolished three oBe-KtoEy frsnae houses
Al 9 pesat nhout 30 yards noEfh q the teZEx
landing TIE lluE rearx Itself IN helghf about 10
feet A. The feot stands . row Of cne-s1ezy
houses inhabited By workreu. in several IN
stsnees with their families The slide occurred
about 4 o'clock I. n, and the immense szaoant
az earth falling made misc thai wss tfignsfat
20 hear The inmates Of the honses we're warned
in time snd escaped wfthoat injury. The loss i
seTerAl hundred dollars
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ANACOR TES

Has captured the prize. We confidently believe
that within another twelve months this belief
win be thorouThly proven. All who know the
history Of our Arm are aware that we have
never handled property outside Of Seattle be.
cause We have known that the majority OF the
outside schemes were wildcat propositions
which would act as boomerAngs on the firms
fathering them. We hare thorough confidence.
however, that
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PoLIcE CouRT.

Held for Opium Smoking Fugitiscs
From Justice.
George Ice and John g. wailaee were held In
the susn OF 500 hail each. BY Justice Rivers, 20
answer before the grand jury 10 a charge OF
opium smoking.
Dsn Mcmillan, fugitive from Justice who
escaped from the Tacoma jail has heen arrested
by tht Seattle police aud returned 10 the custody
ct Chief Cheney.
James Wilson. who stole pair of pants has
been seat "a jail for City days ~ Justice Miller
Three ''sags.a Nelson Thorpe and waldren,
were committed to jail yesterday by Justice
Mfsier
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Engineer Williams win Arrive Meuday

En- gineer Reneeette Williams yesterday tele-
graghed 20 bis assistant, Mr.. John Erickson.
that he should be anshle 10 reach seattle before
Monday ucxt AS soon a. he arrives pfppaFa.
tiuns will at once le commenced Eog letting
contract. soF the work Of constructing the new
pipe line Tor the watefaorks Probably the hFst
contract will he that for constructing the canal
between Rock creek aud swan lake
The present watefworks system a. the city viii
also b. enlarged at onco. which viii require Mr.
williams attention for several weeks alter his
arrival
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=. A5iaksstlek. Ire man wlta was hreaEss Ia
49, - shss9 nAluaIe hop ranch ~ nepagse
: = steer. q 0tiuaa, oa chssee - Insanity
AASFsAay, was heoushs b~soea Frshsna tastgs
-. Yesterday A saeFs szssiasssea af shs
=. !. Nsastai e0atsten ppafvSs ~ Stsssee 0saoYa
8 Nsskislaek wss nos insane eaosxa q, esuse
- sssfsiiaa "a the ssyium. SOD 10 waS
- sse aiseasfrrt Mnnktsiek S afflicted
SO fosa q insanity. sp1 helaaEs to ne
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CHARLES 7. DSoyER
REFEKEscEs-Krery BAnk and Bu.l-
nsss Man I'm ssatsls.
Three Large Cities on the Sound

Tseoma. the center q the up-soand trade. Is
Haqaestioaably ona Of these points sestsIe's
magnificent geographical position makes her
the chief city Of tAe Sound. as wsn As of the
state. vel emitting her TO the proud title Of the
soaeen City" There must Of necessity be a
commercial center down sound. which win hear
the same relation 20 ssStsie the metropolis. Is
dses Tacosna. For several years there was a
feeling of uncertainty a 10 the location Of the
down-sosnd metropolis, bal it is now belief
almost universally accepted that
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rroxress

tsts very tsapertsus IL sAs @<s az ysss FRA.
teztxi peaxross EeAs eeaaeaF ~ rssszant q the
sssfc aass IL tha eve easily sAeea- seesfsSeie @
tse staeaNss ana seAssAs ~ - BA5afs AIS e
fsassz. FosssssSas s&sss saAsitiess sSgmg "a kaEs
Is he ssae pszivss l&Kss3ye &ae saoSf fe2t.e d.
tsF,ssse ksaae
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superintendent saoW has received - battery
lars sFom san Francisco. slxsseR al which were
broks n he j. preparing 1he1n Tor operation,
and A. the three eiseusts 81 wires throughout sas
city aud ne placing az the boxes IS very near
eofn plstson. 30 win not he iang heiore The ere
alarm ssstela viii - EeAliy iar nse-
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Tur eCITY or IFRt,sAIEsg /,

To-Day this oudsTtel exhihision at s0o Yesler
sTenife Ter Mil street. viii bs open from 10 70 Il
a N. and . 81 10 y. N. Especial arrangements
win he made TO entertain the children during
the morning aud afternoon hears All school
children viii Re admitted today ai 10 cents each
Give the little ones = dime and lei them see tue
gFAnfest woGk 81 art aud history ever on ex-
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tiFsen Lake IL the nstasai place ioF Seattle
chotssst suburb. What city has such lovely
body az water accessible 20 rs hasfnesS quarter
TIE lake has shore line % over four miles.
and boulevard Isl feet wide IL being haglf
sfosaA ~ coed nShi az, safe hosting Ana low
fare sill attract the people. For property on the
ake apply at roam q, Kls9en hlock
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A small sAanty II tas fa0t rg Firgiais street
vas So on ase ard DESTROYED Thursday aight a.
TIE Fssalk 81 seaegsl aFamken rev BY tbs oe
eapants. There was an alasna sEnt IA q Gesa
easFigTs and several eFesasn seat aapa 10 Pre-
vent ihs Flames spreading 50 other hatldlnss
~. Los IA. .l...El L.
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CaalrartaF Jones' Yesterday eompsnssd fae
eetvgas "a Htty pl3ss Al sAs intersection 81 Mstt
sssa ssss Nsss stecegs, 0a WsigA she ussw Assii
ssa street eahse go&a and taEniae,e Ntjk D.
hBi}t 9AshsaeFy Il a8 ths groaua f0s noss u
the taraszhle Sad Is wiu ~ pat IN place g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-11

lis s@ss zzE 10 ks-zaed customs OF civilization.
the evidence of which II that OF 2 s4s O4 cases of
champagne imported into the United states
during the last ten years, over twenty-five per
cent was sc. n. Mumms Extra Dry whose
imports we're over s0ooeo cases in excess Of any
other brand Quality viii tell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-11

The Interests 81 puTef aSxrS are often Hooked
after ~ the waudhe guardians Of Strangers.
Ne sgeommena that persons seeking real haF.
gains tn properly OF zeal vaioe g. make personal
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-11

Mr. seness Jones. who iuss died Al san Fran.
eiss,o and who was the father 81 Mrs. George r.
AdAiF 81 this city. VISA one of the pioneers az
the West Ia $50 ne came around the Horn 10
san FFaaelseo, bringing With him = complete
house ia saetioa& The house was one OF the
hszt frame dwellings erected at the Ssoiaea Cate