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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-20
TIDES AND HARBORS.
The Two State Commissions
Actively at Work.
COY KILLED BY RUNAWAY.
&1eros Counfyss Assessment Padder Ar
sssesd for Dru.kenness--A ChehaIfs
County squsttsr sunocsted.

OLrnpIA, Aug. 1s.-fspecial 1.-The tide isnds
e0mmfssion to-day adopted the following RUSS
1or the goysrament OF contest cases.
FIt-Under ths Law appeals from valuations
1xea 20 county appraisers can OILY = 49, 80
. sne board by the prosecuting attorney On -
a ~ such cases appeal, and ii IL made BIS duty
60 20 In any Gaze at the request q TIE s. 80
Id commissioner or ten fres1olosrs ~ -. sIs
90unfy. In such eases the Law PRESERVES sae
Gscond--In ali case 81 contest the contestant
III be required in the notice 20 brie5y stase
- grounds Of the contest and to serve copy
1Sxeot on the adverse party.
1htrd-Ihis board viii at o. esrly tine as
9ouyenfsnt after the filing OF notice o. sppea. %
o9u1est, with proof Of service tns1si OF nc
6he same and notify the parties OF the same.
Commissioners Mires, sharpsssin and warner
1T this evening 20 inspect toe Hde lsnos =.
Hezt Gardner, Anaeorses and Whsseom involved
- eOnfesfs
Tho haYbor line commissioners resssembled
1ere today. They win establish harbor lines at
8iAine and on Befiinghsm bay THIS week, after
which tire tide land commission can proceed
With IFS work in whsfcom county. The haroo-
eommisslon IL in doubt ~ 70 whether IL IL nsees-
10y 70 establish harbor line at snoho-nish.
epumsttee viii visit that city in few days for
NE purpose Of getting information upon this
point II decision is reached that il is not
neceesary TO establish line there, then the tide
kinds at Port Gardner may BE- disposed Of with
eut further delay.
Transcripts of the records in the cases OF II. l.
Xesler m the hasboE line commission; the
eounsy of King W George d. Hill ct al, and =.
~ Thorp VS.. the Tenasn Ditch Company, have
bcen completed By the clerk OF the supreme
court and viii be- forwarded in = few days TO the
e5erk Of the United states supreme court, said
onses having been appealed 20 that court
HoQuTAM, Aug. la-fspecial.l-D. C. Guern-
oey, w. r. Prosssr and 3. y. Garretson. of the
harbor line commission, have been in Hequiam
during the week arranging Tor the establish
ment OF the harhor lines They were accompan-
led by Captain De coarcey, engineer for the
commission, who Is now engaged in the work
o. Oc0sts, after which be will go TO Hoquian,
Aberdeen and Cozmopoiis- The work of survey
VIII require perhaps q month, when the COM
aufssion will return and pass upon It
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Montesano News.

MosrEsAso, Aug. Is-fspecisl l-Yesterday
a. the gravel train Of the construction depart
ment of the Northern Pacific was backing into
town with the crew for dinner five cars were
thrown from the track by an open switch. Four
cars were co npleteiy demolished. II was
almost a miracle that no one was killed or even
injured, a. the GERS were loaded with men.
Hundreds have already gone 20 the beach
from this city 10 attend the q. A. e encaup-
ment, and every boat Is crowded with people.
There are large numbers arriving from ali parts
Of the state. The eneampTnent is the largest and
most successful ever held IN this part OF the
state There are now about i,o00 people In at
tendance, which viii be increased 20 Al least
double that number in the next few days.
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kosTEs.So. Aug. 1s.-tspecisl Prom Mr.. A.
o. Damon, who came up from North beach
yesterday, IL was learned that the body of a
man was found last sunday, near Boone creek
The body was that Of German squatter. Il is
supposed that the was sufocated b.
smoke, as the remains were found Lear where
the cabin had stood, bat which had burned
several days previous 10 the finding OF the
body. The supposition 10 that the building
caught fire in the night, aud the occupant did
not awake until almost sufocated, when he
rushed from the building, but too late TO es-
cape. His clothes were nearly all burned from
the body, which IL in bad state OF decomposi-
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MISSING CHARLES SoPEss.


CxNrRALIA, Aug. le-ispeclsl l-Charles No
pens. contractor and builder, has mysteriously
disappeared, and bis friends and scquaintances
are anxious about him. He has a contract for
making some additions and alterations 20 the
High school building, and was engaged in do
ing the work. The latter part OF last week he
Informed bis men that he was going into the
country to see q man who wanted some work
done. At first they thought nothing of his fail.
ure 70 return, but after day or two had passed
they went 70 the house OF the man he started to
see, AND there learned that ne had never visited
him. Nopens 10 In good circumstances. being
the owner of some good real estate, besides hay-
ing considerable money due him for work done.
He has no outstanding obligations as far as
known, and there 10 no apparent reason why he
should have left OF his own accord He came
20 this city from Anacortes several months
nfucO
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TAconA, Aug. l9.-ISpecisI- f-Ths police VIII
raid sil lodging houses In the city which harbor
direputabls females The raiding began last
nighfEben several mixed couples Of blacks and
whites were jailed and fined Is each.
The steamer Queen is loading coal for san
Francisco, and viii run from the latter City on
the Fan Diego route next winter.
The sons Of Veterans drill corps leaves 70
morrow morning for Minneapolis 10 psytieip pate
in the national competitive drill
The sun Match Company was incorporated
today By II. Conanf, L r. Mnnson and l. w.
Center 90 trustees. The company will manu-
iactnre matches. and places It's espitai At
$1,000
6. A Gorsnson today fled suit for divorce
and care OF child from hiE wife, sophia Z. Cor
anxop
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srAGxEosssns IN sATrosALrARK
I've Kansas City Travellers Relieved Of
Jewelry and Money.

HELENA. Mont, Ang. 19.-fspeciall-It has
Gust come 70 light that bold stage robbery was
pcrpetrafed last week near the Idaho boundary
OF the Yellowstone Park. l. G. Kranthof, of
Kansas City, member Of the firm OF Kavines,
Holmes 4 Krantho6, and president of the Mis-
souri, Etafs Bar Association, in company with
His friend, John VI. Spears. secretary and treas
urer OF the Kansas City and Martin Distillery
Company, left Beaver Canyon one morning for
the park. At about o'clock I'm the evening,
1uat - the stage had crossed the di-
vide In Tyghee pass, 10 was halted by
two highwsymen, who demanded that the pass
engcrs deliver up their valuables and be quick
about II Mr.. Spears lost gold watch, chain
and charm, about SIS IN money and some minor
ARTICLES His companion was relieved of gold
watch and chain and sis5 in money. The
searching hlgbwsymen kindly permitted the
latter to retain his Knights Templar charm.
The hixhwaymen were disguised and from the
nervousness displayed and their unusual meth
DDS, IL II thought they were amateurs, but they
got AWAY with all the valuables their victims
possessed. No trace OF them has been found.
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vancouver News.

VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. l9.-fspecial The
Trades and Labor Council case was concluded
today by Walking Delegate Irvine being CON-
mitted for trial This is the first of the kind
ever heard In the province. and consequently
there 10 much comment thereon. II viii be
made test case and fought out in the supreme
courts.
Tho United States revenue cutter wolcott left
today for Puget sound.
A wealthy Okanogsn farmer named A. B.
Knox was today found guilty of arson for burn
ing the barns and hay stacks of one d. n. Ellis,
q neighbor against whom he had q grudge.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

case Of murder ana suicide Is reported from
New Auburn. Mimi. The bodies of Mrs Dick.
insan and her lAyear-old daughter have been
found floating in a small lake. The child was
tied % her mothers waist.
II. G. Mullisan snd John Lswton were killed.
and J. Z. Hickey was fatally injured TUESDAY,
night ~ Utica, y. Y, railroad crossing. while
driving In front Of train.
hurricane At Aartiniqu. Tuesday night
DESTROYED every sail in port. Houses were dam
aged and many lives lost
The report of yellow fever in Guaymas, state
OF Sonora, Mexico, Is officially denied
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TO SEATTLE IN THIRTY DAYS.
New Westminster Southern to be
Kushed 60 Completion.

NEW wKsTNISsTER, b. C., Aug le.-Ispeeiall
.-H. Y. Thompson, general manager OF the New
Westminster southern railroad, Mr.. Nett super.
intendent. and Mr.. James, engineer were in the
city today, on business In connection with the
railway. The line will be continued on from
Liverpool. its present terminus, 20 connect with
che city ferry az South Westminster, work on
which will be commenced almost Immediately.
when this IL completed, which will probably
be within thirty days, the regular daily service
win begin and daily trains run TO Seattle
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facoxA, Aug. 1a.-tSpeeisl Tho Pierce
County Bar Association this evening made par.
tiai arrangements for the meeting of the State
Oar Association here on August -.
An organised effort viii be made by local
members of the bar 90 make this meeting a re-
esption by the lawyers of Western Washington
% their colleagues of Eastern Washington. To
thst end Judge Elwpod Evans Will tomorrow 90
30 Seattle 70 arrange for the appointment of a
committee OF i've members by the King County
Bsr Association to confer with a Pierce county
committee and pronulgste plans for The rscep-
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cHIsA.s NEW CONQUEST.
British CoIumbia the Field or Opera
tions-Csnneries and Rice Mil.

OIANN8B NotuknOt8 tnC Etci0 Oh opcKA-
tions-Csnneries and Rice Mil.
NEw WxsrNrssrsR. Aug. 19.-fspeciaL 1.-The
Chinese are becoming enterprising. Two Chinese
capitalists named Chu Iai and ing Sun, who
arrived from Hong Kong ON the steamship
Empress q Japan, have decided 10 erect large
salmon eannery on the Fraser river. The
cannery viii be erected TO begin packing next
season.
The Chinese rice min syndicate have pur-
chased site below the Royal City planning mills
and the erection OF the mill will soon be pro-
ceeded with. There are four Cinnamon inter
eetcd, one of them being Lam Tung, OF this city,
and ample capital has been secured. The In
fention Ia 20 put up mill OF sufficient capacity
70 supply the whole interior country, instead of
being dependent on the Victoria rice mill as at
present. Raw material win be brought here In
khips direct from China. and as the demand for
rice In large the promoters hope 10 realize hand
somcly on their investment 1t Is stated on
good authority BE- these new arrivals that the
Chinese government will appoint consul in the
province with headquarters at Victoria
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Sale Of BIood.a Ill.,.

Iowa Cry, Aug. l9.-The great sale Of hlooded
horses OF tro;ting strain of the estate of
Charles = Nogi, today Melted about $4,000. The
principal horses sold, their purchasers and
prices, are: Adolph, TO Albert Veout, of Teptc.
Mexico; Coi,ena. 10 O. Lang. of Buffalo, y. Y.
$1,000; Nellie B. 10 A. Nogt, $50; Cora Jack
son, 20 William Yogt, of Iowa c ", 500: Wave
let, 70 Louis Yogt, of Iowa City, 500: Idoletta
10 Minnie Vogt, OF Iowa CITY, $50: Itasca. %
unknown, SIS; wavelsnd Chief. 20 G. Lang
sose; Adolph, who has a record of go, wss the
center of attraction
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tson These plans VIII be submitted for sugges-
tions at meeting Of the COMMITTEES Of the state
Bar Association, 70 Be- held here on August p,
70 prepare rules for practice for the state
supreuas court Among the proposed social
features Of the meeting viii b trip on the
Sound probably TO Seattle.
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Summit, Mining District Prospects.

TACOMA. Aug. le.-fspeeiall-J X Forrest.
James A. Farrell and Others, of this city. who
have recently visited the summit Mining dis
trict located at the junction OF King, Pierce and
yakims counties, report that there are evidences
q good pay ore. About thirty prospeeto-s are
imported at work with encouraging results
The geological formation Is principally eyanits,
granite, porphyry, lime and siate. Geologiss
Bethune says that assays from the summit dis
orict run from $50 10 $50 per ton.
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Tacoma woman Turn. Ba,ioon,.t.

TACOMA, Aug le.--Ispeeial. Ella Carlton.
the young woman who attempted suicide here
three weeks ago by swallowing morphine, now
announces her intention 10 make a balloon
ascension at Olympia, on sunday. using the
balloon fion which John Z. Parker made his
fafefni parachute jump here last Saturday and
lost foot Prior 70 her attempted suicide this
young woman, becoming Respondent after being
divorced from her husband, became o "box
rus;Ier' ST a variety theater here
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EHen There.

Life.
ST. Peter Ito deceased. knocking at the gste)-
Who's there?
Deceased-Men from New York.
81. Peter-what time did you die.
Deeeased-About this afternoon
81. Peter<lanxiously1-Wha was the score
when Won lefi2
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A Bov KILLED by a Runaway,

MoSTEsAso, Aug. Especial Word was
brought 10 this place last night Of the death of
Rec Esmond. at summit, In the eastern part OF
the county. Death was caused instantly by q
runaway team Rec was an orphan, and was
living with the family of Judge Campbell He
was about years old. His father was an
old settler here, and at his death about two
years ago left a large estate.
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Fire at Eureka. Cal.

EUREKA, Cal, Aug l9.-Fire at Beulixsen's
shipyard early this morning destroyed the mill
used for saving ship tiribers, the only mill Of
the kind on Humboldt bay. The loss will
reach $500 or 10000, and ship building both
at Benlixsen's and Mathews yards will be seri-
ously delayed. The tire 10 supposed 10 have
started from the fu rnace.
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The German Catholic Society

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. Ia.--The. German Cath.
Ollie Central eeiety closed its thirty-sixth an.
nual session today. II. J. spaunhorst, of 81
Louis, who has been president for eighteen
yesrs, was made honorary president for life, and
Adolph Reber, OF Racine, Wis. was elected pres
ident for the ensuing year, The next meeting
will be held az Dubuque Is
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GOT A .RAKE-oFF."
-. T.. Oficials Stand in With Tacoma
shippers In short Weight scheme.

con- billing clerk at the Northern Facihcs wharf
freight depot. has been dismissed for neglect in
sllowidg false returns of weights 10 be made.
whereby shippers were given the benefit OF
knock down weighing. II Is said that Northern
Pacific freight officials were given a ''rake-oa''
by the shippers.
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Selection Of state Land..

OLYMPIA, Aug. ls.-IspcciaL 1.-The state land
commission has filed on twelve sections of land
in township 80, range S, in whatcom county a.
part of the grant for q scientific school.
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some years Sgo Western physician expressed
his belief that constant attendance upou game.
al baseball tended 20 produce softeainr of tha
oFain lie was booted down So that time. but if
ne Is sun alive might now be more successful
we priht below bundle OF cuttings from the
report Of baseball match ruhIishes spvrst
IN 4 daily Journal Of New York city. News
papsss usually eadeaYor to furnish such literary
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HER FACE HEB FORTUNE

is commonly said OF famous beauties sheuho
uses with artistic taste wlsdoaa's Farnous Rnh-
srtine has fortune in the Possession OF a COM
plsxion 20 which nothing but ths blush of the
rose or the freshness OF the lily esn be compared
This preparation is Just What ii Is claimed ~ hs
the mosf delightful toilet article and only per
iecs oesutineF known Read the ses,irnonisi.
from famous srsistss. eelsers,ed cheraists ana
eminent physicians .N-
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senator Alien at Whatcom.

WHATcos. Aug ls.-fspeeial. l-senator John
B. Allen arrived here yesterday and today ne
has been meeting old friends and NAL. ug new
ones. Strong pressure has been brought 10 bear
upon him to have the postoffiee squabble settled
and free mail delivery established Immediately,
and he promised 10 aid in the matter. Allen
went to Blaine tonight, and will return to-
morrow. lie viii then 90 to Seattle and south
arn nninfa
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ycn 20 yon are reasonably sure TO see or hear
something about Hsod's sarsapaEIiIa No mesf
cine before the public has won such popularity
or been 50 much talked about and praised All
over the country. Hood > Sar apasilia. Peculiar
TO Itself 100 Doses one Dollar familiar house.
hold words Hoods sarsapaxllls has won uniin-
tied praise by its wonderful power in making
scrosuleus ans impure blood rich and pure, in
the satisfaction NJ meals experienced by the for
mer dyspepfic. In the happiness Of those it
has cured OF malaria and easaxrh. In buoyaucy Of
spirits and good appetite Il has impaired TO those
recently weak. tired and run down
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shipping IntellIrence.

SAN Francisco, Aug. l9.-Arrived-str State
of California, from Portland. Sailed-Str Ore
gon, for Astoria: sh Levi q. Burgess, for Seattle.
sailed-Bk Harry Morse, for Tacoma; str SEQ
tia for Tiilamook
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r.com. Lumber FIRM Cuts Rate.

TACOMA, Aug. ie-lspecial lowing to the
fact that the Hart Lumber Company, of this
city, has made q cut OF 10 per cent in the prices
of the Tacoma Lumber Dealers Association,
that association has decided 10 disband, and
local war in lumber 10 anticipated.
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Another Lie Nailed.

=. Parmentsr PINE, '9I.-This talk about col.
lege graduates not being ebls 10 cope with the
stern realities of life is al bosh. Why two of our
men are street-csr conductors, one - a waiter in
8 restaurant, and one 10 a letter carrier, and /
could neme lots Of OF her cases. too
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TACOMA, Aug. lo.-tspecisl. Assessor George
A. Cook, OF Pierce county, was jailed this morn
ing for drunkenness. Mr.. Cook has been re-
monstrated with repeatedly by friends, who
sought 10 induce him to desist from public III
toxlcstion.
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Ocean Record Broker

Nsw foRK. Aug. l9.-The White Star steam
ship Teutonic, which srrived here this morning
trom Liverpool, beat the record by one hour and
thirty-fve minutes
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Entirely Mistaken.

Aunseys Weekly.
Frenchman-Your society Is 50 d1nerent
from Eat of France. You hat no political
salons in zis country.
Americau-No POLITICAL saloonsi That's
where YOU are entirely mistaken. Why,
every one of the aldermen keeps one.
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Today's Weather.

SAN FRAScIsco, Aug Ia-Forecast till 8 n m
Thursday for Washington, Fair weather and
slightly warmer.
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WOULD YOU CONSIDER

it
If ndn
let
the
pa@d send fnd
investing IN" 1
Block
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Lewis PauIsen Checkmsted
Baseball Causes P,r..is
Shirt of the Timax

LoSboS. Aug. Is-Lewis Paulsen. the dist
guished chess player, is dead.
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It Cures Every Sufferer
That Uses It
UNABLE TO WORK,

9f0 DEARBORN ST., SEATTLE, WAsH.l
March 25th, 1891
George W. Miller, first being duly sworn
SAYS: About the middle of last January,
I was attacked with rheumatism and had
to 60 to bed and stay there. | could not
get out Of he'd nor could turn over. Ny
pains were intense. / began using DR..
Plouf's rheumatism cure and in three
weeks found myself as sound as dollar.
I believe this great remedy that DR.. Piouf
has discovered will cure any case of rheu-
matism IN the world.
ISignedI G. W. MILLER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of March, 1891.
rsEALi JOHN T. RONALD,
Notary Public, residing at Seattle, Wash.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-11-19

The coming year will be crowded
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