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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
THE SONG OF PEACE.

Behind the cold, gTsy mountains.
The sun was sinking gow;
And his hight, as from golden fountains,
buEnishel the peaks OF snow.
In shining groups the starry gems
Came out IS day took leave,
And heaven sang deep ro!l3ng hymns
On that ocigc; Christmas eve.
But hs left that glorious nigh. view
VITA step aves-y and slow:
To his co; he paced and closely drew
To the fire!i ght's cheerful glow
And there. from deep thoughts burning,
voice gave sweet elesss--
dis soul for song was yesFuing
For song OF Love AID Peace.
20, voice OF hesvens granting"
He SAID, with accent Gear,
"Pour out my strains enchanting
That al the word nay hear:
sing 20 the child % socrow,
sag 10 tAe child OF pan.
An e. a, earth tomorrow
LEI loy trluullh II relga."
AID iae voice n p.s4s.ag numbers
70 The CCstGger sw-et.E s4ug
A ulrat ra.d earth deep sumter
TIE noses through .De sti.. az rzog.
Ike - u tie Caristrna- morning,
ia al,s Z. aeep won le- srew.
A Ge ~ag tie sun -o-l ~
lie earth w.ta heavenly hue
bu' the voice, - night bird singing,
Had fed at the rising morn.
Aud Tbs soaS - memory c-IuSinf
To as lom0,t soul was o5rue
Agalo. on The morning beauty,
he .0oAei wiz eurzp;gred eve,
AM ,nsu, a, from .oag-saughi duty,
HIS voice re raised 20 ;1e say:
%. Father, whose Ugh, ovJpol-iay,
clad ;eus The d2sksome ways.
Thy geo mess Ss az, at0.4Dg.
To Asatea the sorrowiul DAYS.
Send peace and strength ~ the weary,
SEMI .o7 q bIga!.tDl shan
To those waose .s.as are lreary-
No reap s:es sea ~ are.
20. ;oaca tas aea-l OF the IT ser,
To d-a- oui hls .oas aid len colo.
To iae te3AsS poor wbo a-e wiser
IN ,ac desert % hunger and cold.
Ms 1&-k1-ss sa4 errors te 70 p;stlon.
Teach ~. r. ~ Tor the r.ght,
t.. eycS 3 ne aad ~ MS on
I-2IE sheds ne7 pe-eanls. light"
-0~T!a Z E=--oa
Cheha.i>, December, 1871.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
THE holiday "sPECTATOR."
An Excellent Literary and illustrated
Christmas Issue Of the Paper.

Christmas is celebrated ny the Spectator oy an
Appearance in holiday dress n enlarged form.
OF paper so smooth t-st Il = .. through ones
hrse.s, sud VIII Illustrations ana sloiies 50 a.
trsc-.Te taaI tRsy Gola tce attention. Ia.s
holiday number consists o. .o-jy pages, not OIL
c. lie Interesting gea4laS matter wh ca is al
ways . - found il ra4s favoTlte weekly, out Of
CaristDss stories and o. Genes IA and aoou:
s~attla- i IS en- oellsaed with photo-sFav urss
illustrative OF every zrtIoie aud OF tue sound
country il general which ara s credit 20 TIE
publishers. Not the least interesting feature 10
the story ''A.l for Love-" by the editor, Frank
A. Pe.tret
Tae paper rot only does credit TO its publish
ers, but IS !ast subject OF prI1e the citF and
TO LoSm&n 4 H4uiord, who have doae TIE
typogrs cal work unoa L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
seha.i>, December, 1871.
Herald OF the Infan, Year

Clip TIE las; thirty year or more from the
century. AMI the segGea. vii represent the
K n u the uaeOun led popularity Of Hostel
Ter stomach Bl.tess T2e opening o. The year
l>@- Will ee slEuallEcd by the appearance Of q
fresh Almanac OF the o.t,e-s. n which ne u.s,
der yat-oa and action o. tbs worsa-sa.aou.
Ule1 cine viii be .ucIdly SEX .crth Everybody
s1sal1 read Il The eaien1ar aud astronomical
calculations % be found this brochure are
stwSys sstoaishiaEly accurate. a1a me So
'ist.es, 4 is5rst.oas. hImGr sc1 other reading
Hosts1IeE Company, of Pittsburgh, Pa. pub
lSa y themselves, Taeg employ more tAaa
SKY bands IN ia- mechanical wo-k. aud more
t1AI eleven ms tbs IN the year are consumed
IL rs P.cp2rs..pu. < can - o5raiaei without
Eost "a a druggists and count Y deaiers an /:
: printed Il Ens..sh, German, F7eaca. Welsh
Norwegian, swells1, Holland, Bohemian an
>p=2lsl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
The Fire Record.

CHICAGO. Dee 24-Fire this evening destroyed
the building. machinery and stock Of ths L
Wolf Manufacturing COMPANY, manufacturers
of plumbers suppltes The building. which is .
thres-story brick structure. has = frontage Of
as feet on Carroll avenue. near Robey. and ex-
tends osc& LIS feet" The loss on the building,
machinery and manufactured stock is SIS 600;
insurance. $4,000, plsc ed IN thirty companies
NEBsAscA CITY, Neh., Dee. 2i-The Neora>ks
distllery was destroyed by ERE this afternoon.
Loss, SIS. 90 fully insured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
Gig Harsor Eox shoots Himself.

TACOMA, Dec. 2i--ss psciaL The steamer Des
Holnes brought u esr-old boy from Gig Ha--
bcr today named Alexander Hyndms1. who
w-lle o2t hUct.ng ne4- BIS fathers ranch tsIs
morning, EcC.ac1tiv saot himself in
the left arm between the elbow and
shoulder. The lad was conveyed = the Fanny
Ps410cS hospital and tie arm smpU.a.ed aeaE
shs shoulder. The father OF .Es boy was fo-
many years IN the employ O the Northern Paei-
&C OF TacoE. wharf The boy used the fingers
% his right hand as 8 ligstuTe U1:il be could %
ior help. AMI thus prsveRted h!insslffron bleed
f-v n
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VAN rAssEL Is DROPPED.
Chief Engineer OF Union Pacific Quits
Esthbone Says It's Economy.

Tie following dis patch was received from Ia
coma last a-ght:
Il is said that Chief Engineer Van Tsssel, of
the Union Pacific, v&s asked 20 resign, because
be declined % run the -ehome with Captain &c
Alp. Ne He mas been contemplating res!galug
some IiLe, and will 90 20 California
A PosT-ISTELLIGENCzE reporter called on Port
Captain Rathooas and asked him abou. the
matter. Captsin Rsthooue said that Van Tassel
was not Ie, out because be re used 20 take out
the Sshome, for. OF the contrary. he was willing
70 do so, sad did all he could in the interest Of
the company in the matter, but that il was
simply question Of economy Van Tasssl was
foreman over The eompsny's engineers, and now
his work has been turned over 20 Captain Ra.h.
hoOa
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Salem, Or. News.

SALEM, Or, Dec. 2L-tspecisl.l Jim Hong, q
Chinsmsn pr .tty well AmericsniZed, recently
arrived here from California, near Lake View.
he has a white wife and child. The child has
blue eyes and looks like its mother
Fores, l. Tuck was brought to the asylum TO-
day from Polk county.
Al the asylum, peniten:iary, state reform
sehco! and ether state institutions tomorrow
extra Christmas dinners will he served. at
tended BY exercises appropr. ale TO the occasion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25

liberty on tie subject O. reilz.oa ara :,
enforcement 0: the nine demands ~ - - q
liberalism" The capital stock o. -. er
tion h.s been scst a. 81. Coz s5v.aas -
SHARES OF $40 each. Tie names a. -. -. -
osHeers are: President. Rseaa-i wsns.I..s.7 -
president ". F. PA.ta!ps. secra,s-y. 2 ne ,,s
sou; treasurer, 4. AzaGzes. tr1.cse- ~. ~
Wood, Mary z. BomAa, P 5. Nsrssn. Z re r,1a
Josephine G.ddiazL A'1a
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COMPETITION FOR THE PONY.
Great Attraction for the Boys-Th.
Barnyard in the City.

One little black Shetland pony will Dc the at
traction fo- great crowd Of people on Front
street this afternoon The drawing 70. Il will
De made It Eyarns, Psuson & Co.'S, AZ the cor
ner OF Columbia anu From. Streets, at O'Clock
~ the two little children Of T. J. E. Scooue-,
the referees being Orange Jacobs, Eben smith
and F. J. Burns. Hundreds OF persons vii. De
present eager TO Know who IS the lucky ooy.
ne pouy may now De seen a. tie store,
decksd in blue ribbon, standing in . miniature
able with s miniature haynov above his
head. On the wall is chslAe1 sign directing
the pssser-by 20 Hysms, Psuson & Co.'S store,
while flaming circus poster has caught the
eye of typical hayseed sitting on The rail fence
OF the esrnysrd. Il which e number OF bantam
chickens dlsport themselves
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Sad Chri.tma. for the Field Family.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Edwerd Il. Field has
manifested no interest IN the decision rendered
by the lunacy commission in his case, and 10
seemingly Is obiiFious 20 his surrounding and
fate as heretofore he still refuses food and re-
fuses himself 70 81! callers. To-Day re denied
himself to The one thing which seems 20 have
been bis only comfort the newspapers Cyrus
W Feds con1 ton IS stiu hopeful, but Ms.
Ladiey is slowly sinking
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
An Injured Colored Man, St..

The prosecuting attorney delioersssd ys,,.
day for some time upon the question ~ J
whether or not warrant shoa.d be is ued sc,,
Newcastle negro on the demand Of ano,as
negro. The complainant SAYS sAs
he nas wife, and there IS fellow who aa
powerful influence over her. This other ma,
he says, came 81 atm with revolver aaa
razo~ day or Two ago, when be wen. over !
the bad mans cabin after his wife. No vsrrsu
was issued, bat the case will be investigated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25

PEORIA, Ill, Dee "a This evening a. Profes.
sor y. C. Dougheyty, city superintsndenr o.!
schools and 81 educator o! national reputation.
was OF his way home. Magic HarEgan walked
Up behind him and fred two sho,s
ss him one OF which pierced
his nigh, ear She then surrendered
herself 20 the authorities she was for . num-
Der of year. g teacher in The public schools, bus
wa. discharged year ago for jusubo-iilstion-
since which time she has been continually an
moving Professor Dougherty and the board of
school IN, peeto,s The affair has created Q great
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
Death of Professor McKee,, r..

Professor James Y. Mckee, vice pres;d.,, !.
the Pennsylvania state college, ard f,.s.,
Professor George c. Mckee, OF the seattle "a
school, died a. his home in Central p.,,'.s
vanIs early yesterday morning Professor y.
Zee was prominent uer,oer Of fhs Pen,.,g
vania state coll &c faulty Tor -ore than 49,,
ter Of century. In as death the eo.tes. -.
s most learned aad valuable ssacher. ara y,
students one of their stzuaches. friend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
The Boycott en- Winter Races.

NEW YoEK, Dee GA uumbsr Of owners
and trainers he'd meeting after the races az
Gu .enbe-s today % take some seton in retail. a.
ton tor the recent edtcr ~ the board OF control.
whIca prevents them from running their horse.
on The ''53g t-seks'' Il they continue TO enter
horses 81 Gutenberg during December, January
and February. A COM nittss was appointed 70
draw up resolutions protesting against .he &C
ton OF the board OF control. after which the
meeting adjourned Until tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
Drunken Logger Drowned.

NEW WESTMINSTER, Dec. 2E-lspecisl. IA
logger named William Small, working in q
camp On B. ey bay. was drowned o. re 18th
inst, while under the influence Of liquor. He
AID nan named Rober; fell OF boom, and.
Small being too drunk 10 hep himself. Rober.
failed n his effort % get him sshore mum
Ter Of people OF cgley bay have cent petition
70 NJ. Norsbv asking for 81 inquest. The ma.
ter has been referred By the latter 10 ,as govern
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A New Church Eaiace-

TIE Olympic Avenue Church Of Ch-sss hsu
neat new chapel nearing completion a, n,
olympic avenue. Il IS 40x2i with tower seven
feet square and about thirty fee. high II vD
Be ready for occupancy by the first SUNDAY \
the new year, az which tine !. VIII he se.s
Gated. Elder J. 7. Eshelmal. state senator ron
YakiEna county, and Elder Harry Wa,kinA d
Puysllup, are expected 70 "a present and ans
in the ouSlIng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
Smuggling Patrol on Puget Sound.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 24-.SpeoiaL l-Sena-
tor squire is confd mt that 81 this session OF
congress he viii ne able 10 get through some
measure, either a. n -eparste Dill or amendment
10 sons appropriation bill, a provision for the
still better patroll ng Of Puget sound, and pre-
vent the smuggling of Chinese and opium across
from British Columbia The country as whole
is not much interested n Chinese coming iato
This country, but the smuggling Of opium Affects
the revenue, and il is one which attracts atten-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
The Ship kinkers in Hard Luck.

san FRANCISCO Dee, - Bad luck seems 10
attend tie British ship htnkocs, which 81
rived here spTae days ago with a. her spays
broken He1 charter expires al Portland WITH
the asst dsy q this G1Hulh, and whlle the pres
EFT weather lasts there "a iGtle chance % he.
ceiug abe - reach The pog; named The tug
he4.et started b her il tow once, bat coll3
make 40 hesdwsy s<sins: tae heavy sea IL Is
Captain HasGe4l's intention 70 cave again IN
Taediase!y the weather rnoderstes
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steamer Humboldt, storm-Bea,en.

San FRANCISCO, De-. 1.-THE steamer Hum
bo,dl arrived from EEreks aud Fjeli'. aiding
this morning with PASSENGER AMI merchandise
The steamer lDokei considerably the worse -
wear. aGd Captain Brsnt will rot sail the - =
again for several triDs 10 come. The Humboldt
with he City 81 PCeola. and suffered n cOnse-
euerce The captain has q hrokea leg, one sea
man Is badly cut up, Apd EIrss Mate Peter Bone
- a axa-
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The DrcHctsc Sf1r celebrates Ch-fscn.. \, :.
pesrng T. .arge- bulk, handsomely oria,.s !.
richly-toned paper and publishing ysry 80,
pictures Of the leading Taespian a-sl,t, -,
managers Of the city. The charming ,ass !
Marguerite d'Estes adorns the srst Gags. -.
Manager Hanna, OF the oper4-hOuss: Aas,,-
joan F. Cordray, OF Cordrays: Heraaa E,T.,
Miss Belle Inmsa and others smile on tie r..s..
from other pages.
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have been taken 70 bring action against TIE
EGiti-rail- i0naire FOR hesvy damages for having
Used Broker Clerk W. r LsGiaw 10 shield him
sell when Norcoss, the dynsnitsr, exploded his
bomb IN Sage's ofsce. 1t 10 understood that the
amount of damages 70 De clsiiaed has been
Placed st s. 900 The suit will Do upon the
allegation that Sage deliberately held the
brokers clerk between himself and tbs uaensc-
ing dFnamiter. with the result that ssge's life
wss savet 81 The expense Of and horrible in
iuriee 70 Isidisw
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New Single Mill to r.. Built

single mill IS about 70 be erected near
Wickershsm station. on the Lake shore read.
which i n the center OF good oe.s OF cedar.
Isaac Cathcart, OF Ca!hcsrt, south OF Snoho-
mlsa, is arranging 70 have spur laid from the
Lake Shore road 20 his single mill lis pro
duet l. now hauled 20 the station over a tran,
road 81 great expense.
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A Prominent Citizen Run, amucs,

CstwFoRDsvILLs, Ind, Dec. 2i-Peter Fisch-
er, one Il C-.w;ordYi,ls's oldest and bes.
citizens. became suddenly insane this afternoon
The street, were thiOngsi win people and be-
lore the police could reach him, be had drawn q
knife, slashei several people and caught Fred
echveitEer BY the ear ans severed il from his
bad al one stroke. He was oveEpowered BY the
police and paced IN iEil after q hard struggle,
while Try ,ag 20 cut his own throat
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Edi.on,s New Electric Motor,

TACOMA. Dec. d. Especial. l-superint eudent
Dickinson, o. tae Northern Pacific, has received
psns OF EGisons latest electric motor which II lie
proposed 20 experiment with in operating broad
gauge railroad cars. He does not think isvor-
ably of the proposition to operate freight trains
by electricity under the present state OF eIectri-
ca apparatus
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bar vas comparatively smooth. and dead CAIN
prevailed about seven niles of shore The iacs
that neither Of tie tugs went out after the I'a.a
leads many 70 believe tha. Captain Hegrzn .
carrying out bis threat TO leave ships outside
until he forces the PHO. commissioners 70 as
terms Ills action in the matter In received
with universal condemnation
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hilitia's Tug-ofWar.

TACOMA, Dec. 24.-lSpecis- Immediately
after tae tug-o'-ws-. Company G. First regimen.
OF this city, which had the winning team IN the
militia pull, challenged any company in the
First regiment or any OF the Portland compa-
MES. The Portland companies have accepted
the challenge and will designate ; company %
pull against G. compAny's team
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Collection of County Taxes.

County Treasurer Phelps and hi. assistant.
yesterday rece we'd and rec=IpleI for taxes 10
the amount VI $-5.7yo-ls. This inc uded atou,
1850" paid BY Jag >e1gwIc&, tax agent o. Toe
Northern Pacific railroad Up TO lat night
tasre had been collected IL ali SI59. 1884, o.
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PORTLAND,
SCORE By INNING:
summary.

Th:ee-bsss hit--MolZ-
Two base hits-Parro., Ret-Z
Sacrifice hlts-G.ana.vin2 ,. Abbey. Camp, Pat
ton. Ebrlght
Frat Base on errors-San jose 8, Portland 2
First base or called ba-is-San Jose !, Port
land ).
Left on bases-Saa Jose 5. Portland 9.
struck oUt-By LookaoSugh /. By Camp z
First base on ait oy pitcher-Pstton-
Double play-PatIou, Glenalvla and NotA
Wild piCch-Looka5augh l.
Cupirss-Sherd al and MeDsrmosL
score--Stspie.Oa.
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Shipping Intelligence.

Pogr EApLocK, Dec. A-SaiIed-schr "a
Quoi.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24-Salled-strr Una.
tiua, for Elctoris anu Por: Townsend: Nor hin
King Cenric, for Seattle: Br ship GlsnaIyiu. tor
Tacoma; Ok Cowl.tz, for Puget sound.
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A. a. L. w Grand Ios~.,

VICTORIA Dec. 2A-The A. q. L. " lodge. al
this cts have solved - Join h sheir Wash,
i1g on o-etareu u 'orw Gr4ad lo3gs for
" Ash.a.tou aad B. -ish Columbia
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CoI,ille uomicIde Relsa.ea on BAN.

CoLvILLE. Dec A-tspec al Harry Jones
VITO shot and killei Chave;te on November ?.
wss released yesterday on bail IN the sum of
5000, signed by about twenty sureties Mucn
interest Is -nitested n the case. and the trial
will BE 81 interesting one.
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Are YOU going E.sg TAI. talI o. 49,, o.,

lake the Nertasrn Pacific. Are vour f-fap5,
coming wesi 70 Visit? Then suggest 70 Their
that they take TIE Northern Pscinc. AL, il t,a
only G.Egei li1e to Pucs; sound anu " asafnyr,r
pciatA. No change OF cars or recnecElag Of a.
gage. Be sure yogr ueAs; reads va tas Sort1-
erE Pacific railroad
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George w. Cabl. to Visit Seattle.

George W. Cable, tee noted novelist, has signt-
fed bic intention OF paying sea lie visit some
time il January. 1: IS not known what the
nature o. purport OF the Eisi. may be, but the
Harvard Club has extended 20 Mr. Cable an in
vitztion 70 be its guest a. the January banquet
II Ar. Cable accepts sae CLUB will have an
especially dne banquet and programme
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Tn. Cherokee Nation. New Chief.

TAHLEoUAH, l. T.. Dac &c. J. Harris has
been elected principal chief OF the Cherokee na-
ZION 20 succeed J. B. Msyes. who died LAST
week. Harris served IN the senate, was dele
gate 10 Washington City, and recently elected
treasurer o. the nation stephen Tehes was
elected second chsaf
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Oregon Rancner pies OF Expo.ur.

PORTLAND. Dec 2i-iSpecial. Elmer Parsons.
s Sshslem raUcher. who drank TOO deeply while
IA Astoria, wen; 20 sleep on the road home and
died from .o1g exp sure iu 4 cold rain
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Passenger Lists

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 2A-TAs Uustiu., p..
seagers are;
Tacoms-Ars. J. !. Region and son. Mrs
Curt5s
For -ea.ile-Miss Hattie stacy. M W y Re-.
rien, Mr. Fells, Mr.. Gallisrd Mrs :
Hsvkes, Z. A Lane. J. II. AeCIair Miss Tfliie
Cara, !. w. Todd, 7. Nut.alL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
CAMP WAS TOO SWIFT.
San Jose Players Get Only Three
Hits Off Him.
caLrFoRNlANs ESCAPE sHUToUT
But They Were Only saved by IN Error
People Losing Interest In the
Unequal Contest.
s.x FRAScrsco. Dec. -


vzs 8 Champion
ship conte-t be
tive en- Portland
and san Jose to-
day, sl1Aoug tae
receiV IS were given
70 orphaned call
cren. Inc attend
ance was poor, ous
many Lckets lad
been sold Glenzl-
vas team : "a an
9th er walkovsr.
! ne score gives
San Jose MY Two
errors, but IN .
helcing OF the Cal
itOraIans was loose
and their batting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
The Letter rarrter., Esll

The letter carriers ball ~ che Arnory or New
Years eve VIII re grand AFa,v and 10 one
should miss IL. large oumbsr OF valuable
prize will q given and q short sd lress oy J. I.
Ronald viii proceed ins dance TIE rs. Regi.
uegI pm. WI furnish u asie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
CRANK kLENscH ARRESTED.
Psyche Trains Secretary on the Gre vi
From MhxIcoIn {. oes Cray.

John y. Klensch, who was George Frarcis
Trains privSt secretary On ais trip around the
world for Nhstcom last spr ~, aad wno on
his return 10 New York started IN HGaer's
museGm II the fasting contest. VA arrested n
The ALTER ely On ne istE mat. o. The eaArse
OF iasaG4ty. hlsgscas cFanzsness has dacel
troD the tine about wear
age when he Was injured shout
the head in Staten Island
railroad accident Recently, when he heard
tnai Train bad suspected him Q. being the
eozaeJhrowss who i-led 70 XIII sage, he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
The shipping HIsek.as on the Columbia

AsoRlA. Dee A-,s 1eclsl The shipping
de.iIcex a. the moUth oi the river Is az
ehsngsi, r33 20 vessels wore moving totsy.
Pile. Hartman, who s outside on sSs earG
ltat- sailed Gp 70 the bar l0Gr times today. sat
cou 4 nog geG t'sE. aud WIND blowing out OF
tire river prevented him from getting n. Cap.
tain Askiey. Of TIE steamer state o! California,
vAIaA crossed IN tits evening. stated that TIE