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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
GREAT WAGON Road SCHEME.
Public Highway From the Straits OF
Fnca 10 the Columbia Rirer.

C1ALLAA BAY, Aug. z.-ISpscisl The view
ere and surveyors of TIE proposed county r3sd
fTo-n ClallsEn bay - TIE uilsyu1s valley, forty
one miles IN length, have eornplsse3 their worz
Bzds for Tie construction Of tAls much assssd
roan are 10 be sctea upon by the comfy CON
ulssloDeTK 81 PORT Angeles nsxf week Szaca
ClallRl coEDty bonded itself 10 s1ild II road
Jefferson county has beSozne Interested and
proposes 70 carry IL ACROSS - the Cbebalis coan-
" h1e- The people Of the Latter county WI 5a
asked TO extend II further and build il through
10 the Fac15e, where i can be connected vita
the stage roads 10 The Columbia rire-. This
movement means coast ROAD nearly 500 niles
II length extending across the state Ihs re-
sufvould be The immediate settlement OF big
unoccupied territory, which would add in
zDe1sely 70 the wealth ana population os West
err NAshinCtor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
Anaeortes News.

ASAooKTEs. Aug- - Special p a
Bailey has been appointed superintendent
Of the SezT1le d Northern rallroEd-
The council Is having considerable fun
over the granting CT the franchise for an
electric light plant. and there are several
Diggers Ia the woodpile-
A member fer tie council Is 10 he ap-
pointed nex7 Saturday evening There Ere
several candidates n The field
A strange. formerly 3 newspaper man
Of Iowa, took "a overdose o. morphine
"Wednesday night. ana came pe2r dying
Miss Emms Thu-sby heid concert az
the Preshyte-ian ehnrris last night. q large
audience attending
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Al Rs-ee3-rss. sa2aa. tsss sre3e ef ths rseE1o,
1fs-isise -hs -.aslee On Fra1ET arrested G xxz&)
kasewn aza hnavy e4erEszsT IL g9Termrnnn&'
securities a. ia ehErgs 81 ksazg ssarsv 20 -
tsnsp.rner 70 axrgtassE t1e rsxeezmezs an1l
essse s dscg-esFaaa "a tbs szseEeL
= sa,s case 6 E-aary ~ Aswars1a. fnralssnx
tg.te 70 taa san EBssa rxzez. u CDutrs Ezxta
esamtr. ca. -he Kfats saFraEas cnn-1 asrAars
"a iArur 3 E.arfst5aa zsaorg tae ns1rs. ef wssuu
fbe-e are seserai hz11rs1 TAe rKaek ouzn.
ys-lsas 1Ssaaa srres-
Fres Ea-vey. whe owas e8slrg- A1nses aaoar
fs.e Ssr.s Fe rA1rosa az4 b2s 1arexsA1 g "a. "a
l. sstnr ira tsszaT - rrsFels X frggsa ps1rszr
sr ain s-usrs aaa zTAa< rs Finces fAse 70 NJ
He e.s.1zs E4E1 fae tazz rAzy Is bzzaaa - e1n-|
frart
Nsn-sr Esoo eszsrss f0s damages On neecwns ~
rrsz5s- zsF-e1xxfsuE have been fatss =, 80
sssar1 81 elnarzs VIZ Colby hAx bean a--, -
r-ssrsss r. represent tas interests al ths rnssr<
s1nset e. fnsss Eaa-1ers-
Al EasseaBA. EoL- ETldey rnzrnanr Fanzrsr Il
Rss =rs1sae passenger fEtia wKs 9.rzck 81 "a
lzuasl5es xAfs T&ssfHg ta-oarh sssa cssr sx<f5
t.asrssy swss.. frs1 tbe trAek Nes pns ,asm4e
~ xrs r. 3a-p&-
KEez-v II Neaz-Htns- II l4red - 1-azz -
lislon y ws3aesdzv. aAed Fsa4Rr A. cssznrs1zM
NJ making fares aeatAs In az Azalhsr -
Is n0s sxpsctS1 - Live
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

Father Ae1wess, who IS q missionary priest in
tbs diocese. said 10 a Posi- -ISTELI4eExcER re-
porter yesterday Of Father Gaays case The
Disgrace h5eh attaches 10 tie making OF such
charges Il kae2ly felt by al the priests. as
people seem 10 consider that il reflects Gu the
whole Priesthood and the Catholic church as 4
bo1r- We IRE q most ashamed 20 show ou-sei yes
on the streets sl1ce tina REAir WAS published
YET II "A MT just 10 consider the 1nEa guilty
Unless the charges are proved There has bean
great deal ot prejudice against the Catholic
ehEreh AZ Saohonish and these charges may
have basa rrumped up for the purpose OF iusur-
ing the church ana driving Father 6aEy from
TIE towl- The bishop il fully able To cope wita
the case and common sense and justice die1sts
that TIE church should not throw the CLOAK Of
her protection around the man Il be should be
proved guilty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
The Hfelfnite Scandal.

Paris, Aug. As a result Of the recent
inquiries made by the government into
the aelinqnencies Of certain army officers
who revealed 10 foreign gun makers and
Others the process OF the manufacture Of
melinIfe. the new explosive adopted by the
government, and other secrets OF the
French war department, NJ. de Freycinef
minister Of var. has decided 10 cashier ali
officers of the French army who act ss
agents for firms manufacturing wsr ma
rk-igls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

OLYMPIA, Aug SPECIAL. ll-Afiorney
F. Il Graves, OF Spokane. Is here prspar-
ing an appeal from the decision Of Judge
Campbell, Of Tacoma, permanently en-
joining the agricultural college board.
The supreme court denied the writ Of pro-
hjbition on the ground that the applicants
had sufficient remedy by appeal, and they
VIII now pursue sueil remedy
The stsfe land commission today con-
firrned the sale Of school lands in Cowlitz
Lexls, Adams and Spokane counties
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they eidn't wsrt 70 20. ana ta.ev zss rssr "a
1aess seven we're sfrziEhsuzy Aseked 70 e-a-zs7
TIA f-srk wEn sne Shot
A1s oeng-ezklen21 party advocates WORTHY -
1o,1lls Falca SzEat % be and Ssubsleks VII re
E1efsss1 either a. result as tbs VAT o. fhruzEa
E'-atae.l LEGISLATION. bat i Is good eount-y 70
1ses aEsy IRON rsE1s nov
fAEls. Aug. a telegram received
nsre today from Busnos Ayres asserts
lnsI chile vii declare war against Bolivia
pecanse The government Of the latter
country has recognized the congressional
party OF Chile as beIligerents-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
THE PISTo LEAVES GENOA.
Ealmaeeda's Cruiser HurryIag Home
He wants to Buy the EaI:ixnorA


GEyoA, Aug, z--The Balrnaoeasn cruiser
President Pinto has lefi this pors and
shared her course N 3 westerly direction
on TIE eve Of sailing : number Of sailors
deserted from her.
sax FRAScIsco, Aug The Ercgnfaae-
states that B2ln8ced2- through Minister
Eran. offered the United States 81 0pa 900
i1r the cruiser Baltimore. The ofTe- wss
refused. Admiral Brown has taken tie
baltimore for rs 1aEsAip and Is now IN
sole command ii TIE South Pzcifc-
sax D1Eso. arg. In eenxe-sxf5on
with one u the officers of The Pensacola
to5av. considerable Information wgs OBJ
tanned Is - The cause q he Chilean
trouble lie said:
Ire constitution q Che "a tie ress r,suss az
TIE W. There IL 10 poser x vznlsa ths --es-
l5szt ser rnlscan6zc1 Es cKanat h= tr--ere..s
AID as cannot ~ prosecuted Nhsu he .ees-s.s
o.lgs lie fakss a1 oEsA zos - leave fts ee,ssur-r
Ear ozs vezy sSTer the exp ration as II, tern
Zsls makes i Dsessss-y fer hin Il
fhe sna a the -egulz- term q Svs vas-s
g nominate Ais owa s1ceessa-. xho
s-rees . cessnd hzn- Il. uaraIuse . s3xsrs
selected evsa Z tae peoE4s have = as zs-own
z-ro 9siI - re eisc1iaz csZ hs CARED !. rass
wEv BElrnsce1& has 33s. Nominated arsa saesssss
ore al hzs former cabinet a.43ce-s 1zrzsz XkerrA
one Cav nes-s SOW some recruits ze-s ~
weed Tor Bzl-asceeas Arzy. Ths pso1l.s ws-s
DC, azr5oas 70 s2llki. 90 rs layz-ss1a SAT- cat
Es.sehrzszs aE c1ynlry 81 press gzzC
Znss c4GEAI 48a znE1 n thAi Esy- kn5 Tie ~
c-u4slzE u1leer set q zats 70 tbs commander -
whon tae recruits we-R euzsigse5. sayinr: y
sea6 yau 50 TaluuEsS-x Please rstzrz l..e
ka1ze11.~
AZ zac.aS- tine coSa-sl ha1 rs reE5 meat
drxwa Gp Re rts3e eui sa1 -nfaEE e5 fh@ men
zhxt tie rex. rna-Hrar -ASv - zsS szs-z o. $ tao
cave r1K-eA. and .sSa have - sEEKsEzaszf
w5-h tie eoaeresS2zzEl AErE - 11s-s =
Az TSSs0E WY As.v 81 sDa 1a s11 want b. &C.
sfeg ISL o. the rxAks and sssr So As csaelaae4
ssEsz u tie poor devils sssPve1 ST asd ss-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

MoUET KEESoz, WASH. Aur- z.-TSpe-
cial, Track lzying on the Great Nortaern
reached Ite bridge across the SEaElt river
tins evening, and one Of the forsrnsn
stated that tie track would ~ lad into
Mount Vernon by Saturday evening
On account Of piece OF machinery be-
longing TO the are DYNAMO af the electric
light plant breaking, the Erc lights VII not
be In operation for several days.
The q. A T. and Woman : Relief Corps,
OF this cir. have chartered The steamer
Eeary Bailev and xii run an excursion
tomorrow 10 CozpeviIle- More than 80
tickets have been sold and the Mount Yer
non Cornet band has been engaged for the
occasion
A. Ford. late proprietor OF the Wash
1ngton hotea. and 0-rjn B-2nn have pur-
chased lots near the Great Northern depot
and Viii erect s three-sto-y hotel On them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
America the t;ranarv Of the world.

LoNDoN. Aug. 7-Beerbohm calculates
that America viii be able 10 spare p 600.
600 quarters Of wheat; estimates the sur
plus aggregate of al the countries with
good harvest st 81. a.o99. .ooe quarters, and the
requirements OF ether countries at 4. .o09. :
900 quarters.
The Aesrs. commenting on these figures.
SAYS:
IL IS not many years since Europe was prsctic-
ally independent OF A1elcsn supalies This
season II Is clear thai without Americas help
Europe would be on the verge OF starvation be-
fore the aext harvest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

CHIcAso. Aug. The two factions 4
the Democratic party in Chicago unit1<
tonight, after q long and hitter 5Eh1
which has allowed the Republicxn1
10 win two important elections. The srlij
originated with ex-Mayor Carter Il HARD
son, who claimed 10 have been srzerej
from the arbitrary control CT the pzrt}
machinery by sx-Mayo- De Witt q
Creg5er.
The constitution which was ndopte{
after meeting Of representatives. Of bct1
factions tonight Is = declded novelty il
the line Of political agreements. II prcI
rldes thai all primaries shall be he'd
under The Australian ballot. and frrbad1
central committeeman from heconin{
ofHce-holders- Should ihe treaty pror2
binding the Democrats expec9 TO make
clean, everlasting sweep Of al the ofzio<j
IN sight. the party when united having
according 10 their estimates, 1866 ma503
lfE- The present city administration I
Republican.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
JACK THE RIPPER ar III AGAIN.


LosDoy, Aug. 7.-Esrlv this morning
o7e of the deniEens Of Whiteehapel, an old
woman named Wolfe, wss ssize5 br al un-
KDoWn nan, who cas her throat and
stAbned her repeatedly IN The body. she
cannot live The police, rs usual, were
Unable 10 ind the murderer. who dlsap-
peared- 1he woman wzs taken 70 the nos-
p1tsl and sitter q time she recovered suff-
gently 10 tel OF the attack made upon
her She Is German. and. unlike the
other women murdered and murllzfed in
MhIfecbapel. she Was not II the company
of the maa who attacked her. but WIS
passing along the street when. without
warning, the assassin sprSng upon her.
One man has been taken INFO custody on
suspicion Of being the assassin. baf The
evidence against hin Is very weak. and no
importance Is attached 10 the arrest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

KAxooUTER =. c.. AIg. - Special J.
In 3 private car attached . 1ae Pacific ex-
press there &rriTe3 here today George l.
Seney, the great New York railway mag
nEte, who Is associAtea With President Van
Horne. Of the CanHaian PaciAc Railway
Company. and General Thouias IN The
Lake Shore < Ere snd 500 Short Line
syadicstes. Mr.. Seney Is travelling solely
on pleasure trip and after paying VIC
toria couple Of days vlsit. viii return
here 70 20 south 10 Seattle and san Fran
-5zrr
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TOSSED BIT THE LOCOMOTIVE.
TIVE ATTEMPTS "a Gross the Track With
Carrizge-The IsEal Result

LEAvEHwaRTz, Kan, Aug At the
reservation crossing tonight =. Z
Ionsdzle tired 10 drive across the track n
froa1 Of : Santa Re passenger train. wiih
The ususl result Mrs Lons1Ele was
killed. Miss Sue PoRe-s and Ray Powers
fatally injured, and Lons1sle badly hurt.
SExEcA. Eeb- AuE. This evening 3
passenger train running a. fll speed
struck a carriage tai Of people 81 Slsseson
crossing, Two niles east of here- a T.
Bennetf and Miss Frances Fuller ~ere
killed outright. and Mrs ?. 2. Fplle-.
Mrs. George r. Ristsnterger and her two
children. aged > and I years, seriously IN
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The Fire Record.

IxprASAFoLIs. Ind. Aus. IA FIVE
story building occupied ty tie He.welg
char factory Was totally destroyed ~ TIRE
tonight The loss Is Sl00. .o91. insurance,
$3.50.
Lxaxs, Is. AnE- H W Early's grisi
ru5l sawmlll, lumber yards. drv sheds,
dwellings and ot1e- buildings tel5ng g1aE 70
fas fra. wlih his resl2s1cs and barns
we're burned 81 CnEn2ncEe, this staEe, last
night Nlne uiilioa feel q iumae-, On
which wAs $4,000 insurance. Eas also
burned. The aggregate loss Is $50 oa1
TIE Ere originated n tie Ere-roon O. the
r-ss1 nal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
WESLEYAN ORTHODOXY LOSING.
Significant Victories of the Broad
Church Party.

LoyDoS, Aug. The Wesleyan con-
ference concluded It's laboTs with the
appointment by large majority Of Pro-
lessor Dawson 10 the chair Of theology
his resent address on the inspiration Of
the Bible and his broad views have excited
alarm among the orthodox His election
proves The strength OF the broad church IN
English Wesleyanisrn.
Another victory for the forward party
was the appointment Of 3 committee 10
Try and obtain an act OF parliament re-
scIndlng Wesley's deed, under which the
fhree-year ministerial circuit system pre-
walls If fsuch an act Is obtained itinerant
Wesleyan ministers, the dominant feature
OF the church. vii cease 10 exist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

WESA7cEKE, Aug. 6-stSpeCial Il q An
zaa1k z. A LAnhsn ana ttr-s czhnn
have sasf returned from = rdy - tie ranrz
talns between The RekAssTl1 ana Ir5e1e rfr1HG
Ab9uf eight niles southwest Of the maut1 q
TIE FeEhRstsn, sco twenty-five niles frxsz
elEieaae- -rhey refsGrf valley several miles tu[
ex1szf thsf las seldom o. EeFg- tseen r1ssse1 IN
white -aen or Indians Z Is semmea u by7
FaSEo1 AID srDwcln1 zcantazns and 8 NJ hEt1
laaocessafls- By careful climbing tbss Eat-j
oeaasa ~ TaseAinE the botfaza, wbsro sre Etn-|
atsa Three lakes, the largest being nnert zn1ls1
AID hall long Aad three-e 2zrEsrs of 8 Mi;s'
VIDE. They toa1G ID beErer o. deer IN re rnl1
ley. buf saw several goats s1c snrne ssEns ol'
osas. The Lakes are feG ky rlncsers, ard ara
wellsc Il hy almost Fse-pSr1lcusEf rsounzaLuk|
The Stiffness wGs Ike M GIT, and lie snenerr'
EwEal IL TIA Erspaeur
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

Br-TE. AuE, 7--t'sp1sia Jaogues. ]. B.
Weaver and ". H Davis wers examined
for contestants II Tie DAVIS will case To-
day un fhelT familiarity Win lhe hand
writing q ". L. EDDY, tie supposed
foreer q the Eill The Substance oF fheTr
testimony wss that ths Wll seemed 10
i.se-n 70 have been his bsn.swrifinr.
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he Has Removed the Pitch and Plum.
age Prom His Fat Person.

PoETLASD. Arg. 7.-ESpeclal Father Gnay,
Eao Was f4rred A2o sextheree gf sn0hornlsh On
Wednesday night, arrived bare today 1ran t.
coma He declined being interviewed. and
sid he was o. his wEy 10 report TO
the bishop Ei Vancouver AID RS statement
would be published Il day or 7wa He had
ooa9d ms plumage sad was clad in d cotton
s1lL he is 3 very large, eO-pzlea1, gross,
sensual locking man
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CEETKAIEA. Aug. 7.-lSpecial. 20. G.
Toighf, workman at the furniture fac
tory. met with an accident tbs morning
which necess5fated fts anpzta1ioa q tie
thumb close 10 the hand He VAS ia
charge of one q the machines kDoEn as
8 sh2psT, and the piece o. material which
he WIS holding against the knife xAs
5erke3 on of his hand and tie knife
SouEed into the hand
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Italian Aristecracv Bnnkrup,.

RoME. Aug. Prince Borghese and
family have disappeared from Italy since
his failure became known His liabilities
amount TO 100000 lire. The crash is
causing failures among other aristocratic
families 1t Is reported that the Vatican
and the royal family made strenuous but
futile efforts 10 avert the disaster.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

TACOMA. AuE- t. rQerla al Pour Val
enfine scrip fi3ers claim thai thev hav.
tiled ppon sse scres Of tide laaas In section
-, comprising 4 part of T2soEas haTbor.
and they rropose % securs title 70 the
same Oh the ground thai President Grant
ds9 not have power - SET ASIDE the Lard
for the Puyzllup Indians. Tie laad 5
worth $3.50 per acre.
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THE COLUMBIA oBsrErcrIoSs.


wxSATCEEE, Aag 81 Special 5-zhe ggverz
reGs party clek-zag ost TIE chEunsl cl fos CO.
lEnsbis river hsve arrived a. tas CaaNnsf rEzaent
ues- fhe rsauth aF Moses C8asee. and VII O.
TIE o1znlnr Of ta@ men tA1ks3
VITA ana also ths szgEnesr n
eAxrgs. fhsi tAe palr Asln soT Priasf rxP-
fss Is q cn-.zl viii iacka or eaai railroad th&x
wa cast nrwEras af q zail1agn Ge9lHra Ia fxlf
a that E.oaz7 - sixtFxix tesf IN saerez miina
ard Il - impossible - rlesr good eAannaz n4
. thouxAf fhAf lhe C&t3nsa rHgsas rzsv -
el@zrea 40 fhA1 beats rasE ascsRa. sxcsp. 81 r<xg
low wKsRr
ae.ok Lizard reF&ds ara larger and zuss 1ink-I
cult taa1 Csbsass. kaf = is tAsEg n fley nxy -
made gRasAt.1e-
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Two Women killed by Lightning.

WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. a Brandon
dispatch saws that terrific storm OF
thunder and lightning last night ragged
furiously IN that section. The grain Is IN
bad shape. Lightning struck the dwelling
of q farmer named Daniel Martens. kill
ing Mrs. Martens and stunning Martens
and SIX children. AT Moose jaw. Mrs.
John McGinnis was killed by lightning.
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The Emperor,s sore Knee.

LoxDoY, Aug. Notwithstanding the
reports that the injury received by En-
y,eror William when he fell upon the deck
Of the imperial yscht IS only slight. he has
decided that be viii remain 81 klel, where
he arrived from his tip 70 No-xay. for
two weeks, 50 that his injury may be al
tended to
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THE sUB-rKKAsURr scHExE-


ToFEKA, Kan, Ang. 7---S- NJ ScoF1, q
Mcpherson. Alliance lecturer, said to8nz
that the statements made about ths Al
sDOs rrro1ncing the sub-treasnry sehern
are entirely without foundation -sf1|
every county which has voted On the sab
treasury" he said, 41t has been ina0rsed
Overwhelmingly"
ToFEKA, Kan, Aug. z.--AaonEo Var
dell, Of South Dakota, n member &c tn
executive COMMITTEES Of the Farmers An
anoe. who is here. said he had found II
Dakotas. Wisconsin. Oregon, caliserni3
and Washington IN favor Of the sab-Erezsl
ury scheme.
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w. p. BOYD & co.
BLACK
Dress Goods

We make speciality of B. PRIEST
LEY & co.'s STANDARD SILK
WARP and ALL-WO9L FABRICS for
DRESSES and WRAPS.
M0HAIR BR0CADES at 81 per
yard.
CRYSTALLETTE. Mohair, 81 per
yard.
M0HAIR BRILLIANTIyE. soc 10
Sl.59 per yard.
M0HAIR SICILIAy BRILLIANT
NE. 75c 10 S1.5o per yard.
ESTRELLETTE, Nohair, 75c to
Sl.50 per yard.
ARMURES.
CLAIRETTE.
CREPE CLOTH.
DRAP d ALMA.
HENRIETTAS.
TAMISE-
All new weayes and beautiful to
behold.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

EI7ESsHuEs, AaE- "A Tniuer from The
SwAaK placs-s naaed john Eseek arrived
here Ib}s morning. Ee brezrat N SKY
no ounces ef coarse god and muEregs
This w4sh ioi he tre1ght ia fsw weeks
ago. makes 10 oanees. fhe rssalt Of ,ae
work q oHe n-an siEae N arch. the average
telng something over sls rer cav.
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NEK XoEK, AaE. LII Is snno-noea To-
dAy INST 3 sFndleAse las oesn formed
wAlch agrees 70 E1Erzntae - provide the
( ainn Psclfse Eifh 81 The aansy i needs
70 take care oE It's boating dsai fog ire rsxt
three years. Gould. szge, Dillon, Ames.
Dexter, Atkins and Dodge are those con-
r-ixng the syndicate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

0ExxFaz. Aur- -! ST@ciAl. A law
passed br the last Legislature requires
whss: 70 oe retained Il tne warehouse Z
which II Is FIRST STORED, unless written p@r-
mission IS obtained from the holder os Tie
1~oe1p1 for Il 10 remove the sane Ia
order 70 facilitate tae movement CT gram
and preyeaE . hzoeksds, tie Pa-1Sc Coast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

KAxcoUyE2, 3 c. Auz = Special. The
body q Richard MeLaren. 3rownea from
The tag Io-A yesterday morning. uAs forn9
to1Ay- Coroner Ncl5uIraa azs euns7-
ellea jury and VII bold "a inquest To-
MORROW
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

LoNDoS. Aug. lit Is stated that the
foreign ofhce approves snd the Barring
Euaranteers are agreeable 70 the plan for
collecting a portion Of the Argentine cUs-
toms IN European consulates, 70 provide
ior the interest On the Argentine loans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
Russia Forbias Erpor. az Grair.

ST PETERsBURG, Aug. THE Russian
imperial council has decided 10 prohibit
the expectation Of corn from this co2nsry,
owing 10 the bad harvest II Russia, which
has caused scarcity OF fhss cereal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
L.wls oountI Farsnsr Tatallr Ir,nr.a.

CaxEALTs. Aag. 7.--5-ysriE1 JssssE,h Esse-
pelt wEz -nroW2 f-oE wrrozl 81 alElotass
rzi2l, sever u4les s2ss q tH1s fowa. q y rauss
G4y. sn1 rscsave3 z3zrles xsich MI E-oissslv
prove Ss.R1 Dr. =. J. Salvxz- Gf tAEs FzAce
was called ext - EEte1G ne ease
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

ELALLAE Bay, Avg. FL gse5s1 -T5cEass
Na5sr. FEr1ea-C4n&aian. S. yea-x % arc. was
1rowns1 n Tia 51s lEst 81, -zss sFsr "a Re
S-l from q barge and Eks azasa-e ASSISTANCE
eau31 rsAcA A1z- TIE body as zsz rerz -@cgr-
zTzE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

TlExxA. Aug. The famous Toksy
vineyards have been almost destroyed by
ratiiloxarA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08

14e Warrington AGtan14Al 2@4l45EE. Loan Ard
1nyesfxoeaE Association AAss zscnsd fAs1- ofhea
- Tss g-Sz2a 4cozs II CelEEz-lza szesi