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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-07
MoSTEsaSo NEWS.
Attempted Wife Murder Caused by
Whisky-Heavy Court Docket.

NoSTExASo, Wash, Feb. Especial - What
came near being a successful attempt at wife
murder took plaee here Tuesday evening
Joseph Baumeister, well-to-do German, who
has been drinking heavily for some time, went
home and got into dispute with his wife over
some trivial matter. and proceeded TO demolish
some OF the furniture OF the house. When re-
monstrated with he attempted to kill his wife,
shooting at her with 42-caiibgr revolver, the
bullet just grazing her meek. lie was at once
placed under arrest and locked up in the county
jail. His preliminary examination took place
Monday before Justice GriswoId, who COM
mitted him to Jail in default OF $500 bonds.
His trial win come up next week in the superior
court This Is not the first time Baumeister has
been in trouble here. when sober he Is gen.
teman. kind hearted and generous. but when
under the influence OF liquor he becomes crazed
and is dangerous lie was one OF the original
owners OF the Dcs Moines TOWNSHIP, whore he
made quite large sum OF money.
The regular session of the superior court for
Chehalis county opens here next Monday. The
court docket IL the largest ever known
What promised 20 prove sensational case,
and which would have attracted q great crowd
here during the session of the superior court,
was the trial of Gibbons, now in Jail, charged
with assisting the Rose murderers in killing the
Fredricksons, in Pacific county. Ii is probable
now that the prosecution will ask for a c0ntinu-
ance, George Rose, their principal witness,
who escaped from the jail at this place, has not
The county commissioners are in session here
Petitions are coming in from all parts OF the
county asking for appropriations for roads,
bridges, etc.
An interes ing and successful revival is being
carried on at the NJ. Z. church In this city.
MOntesano has voted to reorganize city of
the third class, and the next important matter
will be the election OF the city officers. 1t is
understood that at least five "honest, tried and
true" men are willing 10 accept the mayoralty,
with number yet to hear from. 1t is probable
that Montesnano and the town of Wynooche
viii soon be under one city government. They
are only separated by the Chehals river, and as
the interests of the two places are identical there
will probably be little objection to the plan IN
either place.
The Northern Pacific has not yet commenced
running regular trains to this place, consid-
cradle bailasting remains to be done on the
road between here and Centraia Regular
trains Will be running here within month,
and II is expected Seattle wholesale merchants
will be looking after the trade OF this region
soon regular and reasonable freight
schedule is arranged.
Building improvements kerc have continued
right along during the winter and many new
structures in contemplation as soon as
spring opens up.
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PUYALLUP NEWS.
Electric Lights Ready-Railway Gossip
City improvements.

PUYALLUP, Feb. Especial. 1.-The electric
light company has successfully inaugurated the
lighting of the city, and by the beginning OF the
week there Will be several hundred incandes-
cent and twenty-five arc lamps burning. The
company has made ample accommodation for
the increasing population, and as the demand
increases will add new dynanos The plant at
present consists OF three dynanos, an engine of
100-horse power and two boilers
The atmosphere of Puyallup is full of railroad
gossip Within the next twelve months the
Northern Pacific win build line from Puyal-
lup to Lakeview. which viii in reality be the
main line. The heavy traffic for the south from
all points east will not then require to go
through Tacoma, where the company has not
accommodation enough, and besides shortening
thus doing away with the down-hiu run to Ia
coma and the very steep grade out of il. The
company has large force between this point
and Meeker Junction, clearing the grounds for
the new yards and sid1ngs, aud work will be
commenced on the large brick station within a
short time.
The building trade continues very brisk.
On Meeker's third addition there are fifteen new
residences being built, aggregatiDg value OF
$4,000.
There are more sales of real estate taking
place in the city this spring than during any
previous season.
A. G. Matthews and wife have returned from
their California trip.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church gave a
very successful Conversations in Millers opera
house this evening.
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PUYALLUP HOP MARKET.
Buyers show Little Disposition to Con-
tract for the Coming Crop.

PuYALLUr, Feb. Especial 1.-The hop
market ID still inactive. Some of the buy
crs have received several offers to contract
but they decline TO do anything so early in the
season. Indeed, some buyers will have nothing
more 10 do with contracting. The lessons of the
past season have been dearly bought and they
do not intend having anything more 10 do with
advance buying.
The following are the latest New York Quota
tons.
State choice, Soc; state prime. Ss635c; state
common. 2&dS2c; Pacific coast choice Sl{dt35c
Pacific coast good, 2aCG$le.
In the London market there have been quite n
number OF small transactions which have kent
upthe price. Continental markets have all been
nrm for the past ten days. Very few OF the brew
ers have stocks % last over August so that there
must DO considerable amount of buying soon
Latest quotations are: East Kents e. los 10 fl5
los mid kentS, g To Eli lis; Bavsrans. IS Is TO
Eli; Americans, ell to fI3; CALIFORNIA;, IS IS to
Eli los
The imports continue very light, being only
$50 bales Tor the week ending January o. as
against sC IN the corresponding week OF last
year.
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coRTs THEATER ATTACHED.
Boston Gaiety Company Enters Suit for
Overdue salary.

The following dispatch was received last
evening
PORTLAND, Feb. 6.-The standard theater was
closed on attachment suit brought against
Manager John Cort ia the state circuit court by
Manager II. II. Jennings, Of the Boston Gaiety
Opera Company, now playing ut the Park
theater. The suit il brought To recover 81 ,7nO
alleged to be die on guarantee for contract
The members OF the Boston Gaiety company
tweniy.f0ur strong, claim they were brought
out here under q misrepresentation. They say
that they were led TO believe that they were to
play in q iirst-class house, but upon arriving
here were told that they were expected to rustic
the boxes. This they refused TO do and all quit.
Suit Tor recovery OF two weeks salary still due
Is the result About thirty employees of the
Sfatfdafd fheHter were thrown out of employ
nieBt tonight III consequence OF the suit and the
difficulty nay result in the failure of John Cort
This Il only partially true,' said Mr. Cort,
when shown the dispatch. 1.-THE trouble lis not
IA Portland at all. but in Tacoma. got a bust
ness Telegram from NV Portland house n few
minutes ago and everything Is running salts
factortiy and no one is thrown ont OF employ
ment. ghe company did not object to
Tustiing in the boxes. for they did
IN Butte and everywhere they went The
trouble arose in Tacoma, but the company is
now playing IN Portland. engaged the COM
pany and agreed To pay them s2,f00 week.
When they played in Tacoma, Kline. the mana
ger OF the house, cancelled a weeks engage
ment and only paid them part of what was due
Now the company has brought suit against me
for the balance due on that weeks salary-sl 100
That Is all there is in the case
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SorITAIRE DIAMOND RTNGs-PEREE]
- gems-in late style 14-caraf mountines X -
crystal white diamerds, very brilliant. Ia the X,
frst-water diamonds for $35 10 $40, steelEhIl
stones, on knIfe-edge bar as low as $35; soiIi4n
rings, OF beautiful ulster, from $50 TO Sl0t q
mine blue-white solitaire engagement ring ~
zliug briliianey. at from $50 to 500. ThfE q
the moss precious Of diamonds and are xf041I
scarcer every year. Warranted
WE KNOW EVERY ONE OF YOT wANT1|
w buy pair of earrings and they should BE- III
ones, and you don't want TO pay fancy prce 2
Them Now we have a most magnificent 11<ul
rnent OF matched pairs. from small ear 9cfs4s1
large. magnificent and f0-earat paTx- Yea "a
30 as reeahiv surprised TO see what selling
80 To 500. They are beautiful drops. and 1
large as great many ladies care 70 wear Dan
let this opportunity slip to buy these beau5ii1
goods at less than they are worth. We hzye non
ing but the finest brilliant white gems mouefed
earrings.
MARQUISE RINGS BEING VERY NEcI
WI sought after we have line Of supeRh onl1
Here Is one we will describe, being Large en,efz
IN the center, with diamonds on eacn side to mzt3
surmounted by "a fine. brilliant diamond& n
ofier Ibis ring tor $l20.
A MONG THE ENORMOUS TNDTCEAEHn
"A We offer this month are diamond screw e.
rings, costing from S25 10 500. They are ~ ~
feetly matched and are beautifully cut % -
their orilliancy. and are very becoming % M
all faces.
CCARF PINS, OF EVERY CoNcEfvAB1l
~ novel design, as ow as 50 each. Thes SEQ
are offered as an inducement this month foF AEON
one-nalf their value.
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rHE NEW STEAMER COMPANY.


The new steamboat company incorporated IA
Portland under the name % the Columbia RIVER
and Puget sound Navigation Company, hss OF
sanfzcd by the election Of she following difec-
tors: e. b. Scott. % Portland. president; John
Ieary. OF Seattle, ysce-pressdent: l. B. seeley' OF
Portland. second vies-presideat; Z. W sricn-
ton, OF Portland. secretary sud treasurer ~
PefIy, resident agent NJ seattle; y. A. seeiey o.
Portland, AMI Il. 3 Hatch, OF Olympia Ing
capital stock Is sgs5sNg, al paid Up
The new company has bought the steamer. n
Bailey tsaizert Fleetwood. Telephone and flyer
The last named boat Is being bililt by captain
Sett. and viii BE- about the same size As the uas
zert. Two distinct lines viii DC estaolisnea. onc
on the SQUAD and offe ca INC eotIsnoia fifeI;
The tiatzert viii probably relieve the FtsetWoos
for the present on the route between seattle ana
Olympia, ard the Telephone gih continue %
run Detwecn Portland aud AstOria. Il = promo.
bic that another boat win shortly be built 20 aoa
20 the sect.
The following dispatch tells Of the arrange
nnelt al the tsso steamers % the sound mn
OIY4FI&. Feb g@eapta3a = j. Hatch went
10 seattle this afternoon - take charge 9. tac
BAiley fssfzsrf. which VIII take the place OF me
steamer Fleet weed THE Tsfa bstweeli seattle,
Tacoma and olympia TIE Fleetwood WIZ run
hereafter betseeu scoala, Semitic aud fort
Townsend. stsfsfsia 81 the CATER Wi! - Mr.
Hatch. tsis Parkef, pilot. aud tHaries bstFp
steward. The captain pi the Fleetwood VIII Dc
Harry TheiieB. Fufser Ur Seeiey.
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Arlington News.

ARLINGTON, Wash, Feb. Especial. ]-Ground
is being cleared for the new sawrnill and plan
ngmill. The mill will be finished in about two
months, and when complete be capable of cut
ting 10000 feet per day. Clifford, Kelly d Co. are
the owners.
A large force of men are at work grading the
streets.
Rev. Mr. Manly, of Snohomish, intends to
build church here at an early day.
The school election on Saturday last resulted
in majority OF twenty-three for removing the
schoolhouse to Arlington y large and attract
i've building win be erected in the spring.
The townsite company intends putting up
fine public hall on Railroad avenue
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4 RIsING MApKrr

Real estate men ara q2ite universal in the
statement that there Is = decided upward ten.
dencF IN the market and for the past week
lSrgeIy Increased sales have been reported
his upward tendency has been especially
noticeable ia the southern part oi tie city. THIS
has hecn caused in this section by the nablica-
ton 81 The news that the new electric tine 10
spesdsy aS possible thus giving rapid transit 90
tbe home owners aud home builders OF this
eases PzislDg suburb.
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A KLoorcHmAN's CORPSE.
Pound In . Lonely Cabin on the Shore
Of the Harhor.

Coroner Horton last evening received tele-
phone message stating that man had been
killed at the works OF the Seattle General Eleo-
xic Company, on the Grant street bridge upnn
tnsssiigation, however, Il was found that the
statement was based upon the finding OF the
body OF Mary Daggetl. u klootehman, in her
Cabin near the electric light house.
The coroner entered the shack and was sick
eneu aud almost tainted in the terrific 0dOr that
had hslied the attempts of the patrOiman 10 en-
Yer. Rlgor moFtis had set in. indicating that
death had occurred about O'Clock ID the after.
noon. The deceased was the wife of a Cauea.
sian. beaeh-conlber engaged at present in A
logging camp across the sound. Ii is supposed
that the woman died from natural causes The
RETAINS were taken TO Bonney 4 Stewards aud
NO inquest win be held.
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coy oG the lesse 81 the property oi the Orc
con Railway & Navigation Company aud tie
Oregon short Line Company TO the Union Pa
cfae gaslg0ad ,osnpauy was sled with Auditor
Twsehc;i yesterday The lease IS Tor ninety
nine years ard went into effect on January J.,
IsS7 The hiiBg vas made By the Union Pacific
colnpany.s attorney. " ". Cotton, because the
cora pany has recently begun 10 acquire property
In this county
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Nfatxns, NIatrns,,

The Oregon Cracker Company will, under the
supervision ot J. l. Rricdmsn. again supply
Oregon, Washington aud Idaho with Kosher
MatZos FOR the coming Pesach All orders
should be addressed 10 the Oregon Cracker Com
pany, y North Front street. Portland, Or or 20
NJ u Marcus, care of Oregon Cracker Companv
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southwark Instead Of westward

tWeStwara the star Of empire takes IL way :"
said good ed RiShop Berkeley. n be were in
Seattle now, however. he would say southwark
The choicest property in the market and the
very cheapest Is River Park G0uld & Whit
worth, Olympia block. say they can convince
any man WHO VIII lnNNstigalc
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More Sow Electric cars.

Two more new closed cars viii be put on the
Seattle Electric Railway companys lines to-
day. The open cars are gradually being
replaced with the new cars. so that cars do not
run sny more frequently than before.
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Shots Fired at Santa Fe Councilmen.

SANTA FE. N. NJ, Feb. 6.--Last night while FIVE
Republican members of the city council were
holding a consultation in the Office of one of
their number two shots were fired through a
window from the outside. A. Arehulta was seri-
ously wounded, while I. Il. Catron and Others
narrowly escaped. The woud-be assassins then
rode awayin the dark, followed by posse. 1t
is said that the attempted assassination is an
outgrowth of political causes Archulta VIII
probably recover.
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agent OF the lake Shore road, :. g. Fulton,
assistant general freight agent, and |. A.
Nndeau, assistant superintendent of the North
efn Pacific, yesterday began the preparation of
q Joint through freight tariff over the two roads.
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GOLD SILVER HUNTING OR OPEN
~ lace Watches genuine Anne lean movements.
r-isin % y aithan sten-wind, 50 and $40
T AIDES SOLID COIN c.Srs
80 IuIy engraved. with fancy diais from 500 70
$40 owing 10 weight of case. A Wv "
GENUINE f. HOWARD q co.'s WATCHES
~ heaVs soiid gold cases from $40 upwards
sold. wan every watch
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rallastlnr the Seattle q Northern.

The ballastfng OF the Seattle q Northern rail
road TO Hamilton is now being done and viii be
completed in about three weeks. The track viii
then be in such condition that trains can run
regularly at speed Of thirty-fiye miles an hour
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Railroad Notes.

Il. A. Reoce, special agent of the Northern
Pacific Express Company, is in the city.
Colonel O. j. Briggs, general freight and
passenger agent of the oregon Improvement
Company, returned frosn Hamilton yesterday.
Charles J. Litteli, formerly ticket clerk to A.
Chillerg. the Northern Pacific ticket agent,
leaves for FiltsbnFg today.
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w ATCHF S,
These are the Watches include SALE Over GOO Of them

~ oLD-FILLED CASES, BOTH LADIES'
VI and gents, chased and engraved. with Elgin
Waltham movements, warranted to wear fifteen
years by the best manufacturers, at SIS.
AIDES AND GENTS LD-FILLED
IL 1s-karat cases, beautifully engraved with
trst-class lgin and Wa.tham movements, war
ranted TO wear twenty years, at so and S25.
These are the most practical low-priced watches
made.
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First Annual BaII.

Puget sound Division. No. so, Brotherhood Of
locomotive Engineers, viii give grand bali al
the AFmcry hall. Saturday evening February
"a, ISL The First Regiment hand viii De IL,
attendance and furnish music for the occasion
Tickets, 81. Ladies' admitted free, All are cor.
daily invited ga attend
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TIE SUNDAY Posi- iNTFLIIeEScER ooees The
WAoff aed Of literature. Anop9 the Contributors IN
tst ae1s issNe arc: fsdgGrd hffiiRg nc greatest
storg,tcer ~ the saoFif Aile DoaarCs ne pBTiliS
Gaed tFniaer Of JesB 4. S8lliuaa: El,Cani 4 Free
aiss, e Historian; Mamie Hauk, TIC primo oae
Gsd ffdak q -drptatcr, TIE iaaoas Nashlng,ca
Or aqFEaaflHllI.f -.
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BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
Yesterday Brought the First Fall of the
Season.

Between and O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
few flakes OF snow, the first of the season sifted
down from the clouds, but melted as soon as
they reached the earth. Last night again, to-
bull the ground was so warm that il turned infc
water almost instantly.
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. p,r,,.cs-way Case settled.

The condemnation suit Of the Northern Pa
eihc railroad against G. b. Bagley for right-of-
way through property in the neighborho0d of
genton was settled out of court yesterday. 1t
was set for hearing on Monday, but viii then be
dismissed
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Tra,ei Kicking In.

Mr.. George N. Walker. clerk OF the Rainier
hotel, said last night "Travel has improved
considerably during the last wees or two, and
We are now Averaging thirty more day than
We wvsc 8 month ara
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Cutting Array at sam Diero.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. GA cutting ARRAY occurred
early this morning between Purser J. H. Hill
and Engineer ]. J. Howell, OF the steamer
Karluk, in which the former nearly severed the
jugular vein OF the latter BY a cut of knife
across the neck Hin made his escape, and has
not been seen since. Howell. though badly cut,
will recover
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CAPTAIN sHEAuAN RESIGNS.
ne Won't Be n Observation-Disclosures at
the Commissioners.

fx-foliee Captain Henry sheahan. who was
reduced 10 the ranks by the police
commissioners result OF the re-
ecas INVESTIGATION, handed in his writ
tsa resignation 20 the commissioners yesterday
he ieels indignant because the con,rlisSi onsTs
rkA',SsJ u pass upon the chasScs Of theft which
We're f'teAefred against him. lie said. II folf
tAat y vas put-up teb and wished that the
soaninlssloners should investigate the matter
oald prefer that they had found me guilty
i,afseE IN this way"
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Harris, the Faster, Likely to Die.
NEwBERN. ILL.,, Feb. 6--George Harris, the
faster. notwithstanding his change of purpose to
try and save his life after thirty-three days
abstinence from food, may die at any moment
A change for the worse has taken place, and he
is now in very precarious condition.
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Over 600 of them.

14karat Solid Gold, Garnet, ~
quoise, Moonstone, Seal and Initls
Rings.
Solid Gold Wedding Rings, 14snd u
karats, a speciality.
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u yon want 20 make small safe investment.
t 3 Two or I'VE aereS in Cheriton Gardens he
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M,sarulens IN curing sheumatisns- Moors's
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j. X. BASYE. rS 504 +
WANTED.

laborers for city work 81
4 railroad men, 20 cents per hour: all winters
oh.
Female help from $40 to $50 per month.
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Horetlc remnnrnrllr ReInstnted.

PIrTsBURu, Nov. 1.-THE Allegheny
Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church
was in session all Of yesterday and far
into the night. Allegheny City Revision
and the case of the Rev H. Bausmann,
of Rochester, Pa, the accused hereto,
were the two important questions con-
sdered. The Bausmann case was tenn
porarily disposed Of on a compromise
basis by the Presbytery sending him
back to his Rochester charge, pending a
further investigation into his orthodoxy
by the investigating committee that has
him in charge.
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BosToN, Nov. 1l-The first OF the pre-
liminary meetings of the dual conven-
tion of the Worlds AMI the National
Women's Christian Temperance Unions,
which occurs Friday, was held yester-
day by the executive committee of the
Worlds Women's Christian Temperance
Union. Representatives are present
from all quarters of the globe, among
them being Lady Somerset and Miss
Hall, of England; Miss Telsono, the
woman lawyer from Japan, and mem
bers from Honolulu, China, Australia,
South Africa and India.
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On the Right Track,
AFFAIRS CAUGHT HASTILY,
What News Gatherers Take a
Moment to Tell About

What News Gatherers Take a
Moment to Tell About.
A few flies about yet.
1892 almanacs are about.
Hog butchering is at hand.
Time flies and 1891 is rapidly de
parting.
Pink paper is being used in cores
pOndence.
Keep the cutters and spouting clear
of leaYes.
The pasture is still very good for the
season.
Soon time to put the ice houses in
order for the coming crop.
This is the season of the year that
the cough drop men reap harvest
When there is work to be done the
buzz saw is always willing to take 8
hand.
Ice men are looking ahead with The
hope that their harvest will be early
this winter.
1t will soon be time to plant holi
day advertisemel t. and the HERALD
is the place to plant it.
Ninety per cent. of railroad acci
dents In tins country are caused by the
spreading of the rails.
How much easier it is to sit by the
fire and resolve to do good than to g
out into the cold and do it.