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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Telegramy z Europy.
Tlum Odbija bandyte.
Aresztowanie 9 uczestnik6w W m Or
derstwie Billioti' ego.

RzYM, 2l krzesnia, -. Niedaleko
vicovaco, nA Sycylii,: t}um napadf
ma zandarm6w, chcacych zaareszto-
wac pewnego osadzonego juz ban
dyte. y . >
Blizko Katanii znowu zaareszto-
wano 9 zb6ic6w, kt6rzy brali udziat
W morderstwie, pope}nionem ma VIA
scicielu majatkuziemskiego Billiotti.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Jeszcze nieszcze$cie k0leiOwe.

HARRISBURG, Pa! |! D., 81 wrzesnia. -
Przychodzl tu wiadomosc, re po-
spieszny pociag Pa fifc kolei ma linii
Pennsylvania spotka 10 take nieszcze-
scie ze wieIe os6b zostafo zabitych.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Cholera W Hamburger.

HAMBURG, 81 wrzesnia. = Pod1ug
urzedowych wiadomosci byfo tn
wczoraj l49 wypadk5w cholery 81
smierci. WidaG z tego, IL wypadkow
cholery jest o s wiecej, smierci o
3 mniej, iak W ostatni poniedzia}ek.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
DOBRE oBJASNIENlE.

Dwaj podr6zni zajmujs miejsce W
iednym wagonie. Pociag przecho-
dzi przez pola zasiane chmielem.
- Czy to vino? - zapytuje pier
wszy, ssdzsc, ze ma pred sobaplan-
tacya wilma. Il, :. ~. -: f: -. 49,.
Me-. to 'piwo - - informuje
znawca. ~ 49,. - -. j..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
MOrderstwO.

LOUISVILLE, KY, % wrzesnia +
Arthur Watson zabif swoj2 mar tze-
czona przebi} matke jej. Powod em
zbrodni by}o to, IL matka ME che 6ia-
la pozwoliG ma Stub z Watsonem.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
OszuSci.

MADRYT, % wrzesnla. W San
Sebastian: dwu oszust6w przed$ta-
wifo sic jako agenci ,,Credit me 9bi-
ller'' i po zebraniu $4,000 W depo-
zytach uciekli.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Strajk te1egrafist6w.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, 81 wrzesnia.
= DIS o godz, loci pred poiudniem
okolo 200 telegrafst6w ma kolei
Burlington, Cedar Rapids d Nor
thern, zaprzestafo 4 pracowaG. Chca O.
nj podwyzszepia pr acy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Cholera W KrakOwie.

W1EDEh, 81 wrzesnia.- W gar
nizonowym szpitalu W Krakowie
znajduje sic IA os6b chorych ma cho-
lere. ! ...<... ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Wypadek kolejOwy.

M1SsEApoIrs, NJ inn. % wrzesn nia.
Z sibley Ia. don Hosza, ze ma kqlei
Burlington, pomi edzy Oeheydah h i
sibley,. l1tej W nocy, F Pocisg to-
warowy z1ozony 1e woz6w, sp adj
z nasypu kolejowego. Trzech lu dzi
zabitych. 49,. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
" New YOrku ME ma chOlery.

New York, 2l wrzesnia. - L
New Yorku donosza, re zadnego no
wego wypadku cholery tam ME by}o.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Wielki pOzar.
Is os6b spa lonych, s ciezko ran
nych.

W1EDEn, 81 wrzesnia. - W o.
kuszu W poblizu Krakowa wynikf
straszny pozar. Pastwa pfomieni
pablo 100 domow i Is ludzi, O.
pr6cz tego osob odnios}o ciezkie
poparzenia. Ma}a jest nadzieja utrzy-
mac ich przy zyciu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
. Armia zbawienia.

= ToRoNro ONT. % wrzesnia: Oh pn.
kowie, kt6rzy odfaczyli sic cd Arnii
zbawienia (salvalvin Army utV Vo:
rzyli nows sekte pod nazwq J., Uni ted.
Christian workers p. 800 delegat t6w|
5by}o obecnych. - : "..= j + + -. |
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
DrObne nOtatki ; Pittsburgh.

/. W Pittsburgh Fracn. Rolkow-
ski - pracujacy =. W. fabryee stall
nalezaeei do Carnegiego, z}ama} no,
ge> przy pracy.< !. -. :: . ..::,. -. ::
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Cholera W Antwerpii.

ANrwERPEA, 2l wrzesnia. Wczo-
raj bylo tn 5 nowyeh wypadkow
cholerY smierci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Ostatnie. Teleg ram y.
OgrOmny pOzar.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-. % wrzesnia. Il
Dzisiaj wybuchf W powiecle le Bill ngS
ogromny pozar }ak. (prairie ffe)1 |
Szkody ogromne.. = !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
W szK0fCE.

- Sfuchaj, kochaneczku, dla cze-
90 Izraelici przeehodzili sobie przez
morze Czerwone? :: ...
- Dlatego, ze ME traffic i'm sic
na drodze, morze Z6ite. J.:
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ETptist Churches.

Norwegian Danish Baptist church-Sixth and
Virginia streets. services At II a. m
Irving Avenue Baptist Mission school-At
va J. A. Resseguie, superintendent.
AcClaire street Baptist Mission school-At
so m: Theodore forbey, superintendent
University Missiou-Serviees ut the BAPTIST
university on tho Rainier avenue line. at p. M
Baptist URiversity-Rev NJ. [. Rure will
Preach az r, m The public is cordially in
slied 10 attend.
West nuwanish Baptist mission Preaching
os he'. " II. Black every second and fourth
eanisy al II a. N.
Irving Street Mission of Market Street Baptist
caGfcA-suudsy school nj 5. o n. NJ, J. +. REESE
Enie, Superintendent
swedish Baptis, church-Rell and Eighth
,Seets. Rev f. q. Nelson, pastor. Services at
ii q m aud - .. III.
Neciaire Stree, Mission ot Market street Ran
~, ehurch-saudsy school AZ $50 7. III. Theo-
Ss'e forbey, superintendent
bAlari baptist church--Rey. {. a. Saver. pas
w treachinc AZ p m. sabbath school at l.
Il food singing and free seats.
a. AS 81, mon Mission, First church Moltke
20 hoiia' streets. sunday school, $3.50 y. n
nn's'et meeting, Wednesday. 80 p. IN. Prof
v = Jones. superintendent
-seEtA Seattle Mission. First chu-ch-Sou,h
~ -" AMI hearh'Tn streets. sunday school,
- y n. PRAYER meeting. Wednesday, 7.30
H. l. \" @oac-. superintendent
|
"a Aa'n s;'c-ts- I. ". Read, pastor Services
Al a. m a'1 10 p m. sunday school at
a n &c ~" ~l@tNweather, superintendent.
.fiymoa' Baptist cAgtch-Alrora street
s'sacG * eVct4 SUNDAY At|i = ~ and AZ : 80
u oy iac Its.o-, Rev e \. saver. PRAYER
-se''ne every Thursday ev1til., AZ 40 o'clock,
North Seattle Hapi.<l caurch-ra-ao- Third
/ 70 tcdar streets NV. n. l. Kugr. master.
-, --N h'td street ~,cy .oys al Il = n
J 80 .'"' J" ~ sunday sclea st lose Of morn
:. s'i' e.. loau. pe'i.s's u-,lls A; go
". subject ~ sermons. Norrtar- =, rhrixt
- 80 sstiAn-, "Hhnt's'n. Baptism WI 10 sd-
! S.aisicred IN tho evening nv
= irs; Baptist church On Fsc-tl .,-eer -.
tsca James ANA cherry o. D. b4-c5s.. nss
~, Residence, IL Cherry street services 9yir
= as'i Al Tie "cw thcatsr ~ Evangelist IL "
sSsN{, S1a three dlScogrses y a o. gwen. win
/ r.. I'D -" iUs subjects The Waits Stone
1 -. - New Name. a; IN 81 8 1l., a ConHteu
- aAiA, "a Gaen ouly. at s 81 n. m ..Th,
,-e'og objection 20 tee CAtistisn Re5irEot,5
- , ~ Everybody : invited t. the r1oruin-
- - 'Ae eEe-.lHe service, aul 81 men are in
- 20 t@e a;tcta"o1 service Efforts nav,
a. Put vtia 10 have = iargo chorus OF singers
'-@ E good and profitable time to all Cogle'
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cone hundred wives, western border
Mormon comedy drama | had such
clever people in the company rs
George Drew Barrymore. Ada Gill
man and others equally well known. We
were doing the Southern circuit. On the
Saturday night before Christmas. which
fel! on sunday. We plaved at Meridian,
Miss. and were booked 10 play on the
next night, which was Christmas. in New
Orleans. The passenger train waited for
us two hours after the performance III Or
der 10 get us 20 the Crescent City in time
| expected 20 meet my partner and man
ager. Jacob Gosche. at Mobile about two
hours ride from Meridian. | thought I
would enjoy a ride on the engine by night
and obtained permission 10 do so. | already
had my foot on the cab Of the engine and
was about 70 set on when William Harris
member OF my company. asked me 10 nj
Up game OF poker. Some bigoted people
may consider such diversion inappropriate
and opposed 20 the religious impressions
and the sweet carolings OF Christmas time,
bat my readiness 10 accept the invitation
IL enjoy a quiet game of draw" saved nv
life. An hour later our train ran into
freight train on the state line between
II ssisSippi and Louisiana. Two men on
our engine and TOUR Others on the freight
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engine were killed. The scenes Of horror
and excitement that followed babes my
powers of description. The engineer of
the freight train was brought into our
sleeper. He was supposed to be
berth. One Of the wounded was carried
into the smoker. He was horribly eurned.
and call was made for vaseline. went
into the sleeper to get the article from
some of the girls in our company. Pass
ing the berth of the supposed dead en-
gineer. was startled by cold ana wise
with an agony of emotion and suffering,
such as hope never to hear agais. cried
out, "For Gods sake, talk to me" The
engineer was not yet dead. I coxld not
move. For ten minutes he held me by
the wrist. He uttered an awful strain of
blasphemy. 1t was simply horrible. He
raved of the terrible penalty whach he
and his associates on the freight train
had paid for their reckless drunkenness.
From what he said gathered that he. the
fireman, the feeder and the brakeman on
the freight train had all been drunk.
They had paid fearfully for their Boliday
conviviality. While all this was going on
l could see through the window crowd
gathered outside about the burning cab of
the engine. The darkey feeder was pinned
down in such way that it was absolutely
impossible to release him. He was slowly
being burned to death, and, deliriogs with
pain, he made the scene still mors weird
with the most mournful chanting of ne
gro hymns. 1t made an impression on me
that 1 can never forget. My Chsistmas
days since then have been a time of Joy
and feasting, but the day never passes by
in recurring years but what the recollec-
ton of that awful night is always made
manifest and vivid to me despite the pres
ence of kind friends and all the happy
surroundings so inseparably associated
with Christmas. DE WOLF HOPPER
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vii preach 10 all the friends of that congrega-
ton Communion VIII be observed and special
services be given At st. Marks church the
Christmas festival will be celebrated with ser
vices OF special interest Great pains have been
nken with the music, the principal feature Of
which at the II O'Clock service. will be the
Te Deum and Jubiiate, by stainer. and an
teens, ''sing This Blessed Morn" by Leslie.
and "Hark, What Mean Those Heavenly Voices"
BIZ Sullivan In the evening Christmas carol
service will be given. Several bright new
cerols will be sung and two anthems In
the Catholic churches special services will
BE- held and nearly every church will
have exercises appropriate to the day
The Bap.ists OF the city will hold special serv-
ices at the new theater morning, afternoon and
night, under the auspices of Rev. H. w. Brown,
who will close his labors here today. He will
preach In the morning and evening, and at
o'clock in the afternoon will deliver an address
TO men only on the subject of the social evil.
Tickets for this meeting can be obtained at the
First Baptist church or from the Y. NJ. c. A.
Following are detailed announcements OF serv-
ices:
Church notices should be handed in by Fri
day evening whenever possible, and never later
than Saturday at p. m.
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PRESBYTERIAN Churches.

German Reformed Presbyterian church.
seventh street. near Pine. Services at IL q. N.
Ballard Presbyterian Broadway and First
avenue, Ballard. Services at II a. N. and 7:30
p n.
- Lake Union Observation-Disclosures avenue
fremont-Rev. :. &. Head, pastor Services at
IL a. N. and $50 p. N.
German Evangelical church-Harrison and
Birch streets. Rev. J. Erich, pastor Services
at IL a. N. and 7:30 D. m.
Calvary Presbyterian church, Market and
King streets-preaching at ii q. m by Rev NJ
A. starr. Theme: 1.-The True Principle OF All
Reclamation sunday school at 1870. No
veni ng services.
First Presbyterian church-Corner of Third
and Madison streets. Rev. Alexander Alison, d.
d.. pastor. Preaching by the pastor at IL a. IN.
ana In the evening at 7:3o. Sunday school at
l2:3o p. m; Y. p s. C. Z. at OILS
Welsh Presbyterian church, corner Seventh
and Olive streets, Rev. J. II. Hughes, pastor.
Young mems prayer meeting at 9:45 a. m.
at As p. N. Sunday school at 2:31. Preaching
at p. IA.
The United Presbyterians hold their services
at the new church, Sixth and Seneca streets.
Preaching at IL q N. and 100 D. N. Sabbath
school at u Is y. N. Young Peoples Society at
OILS p. M Rev. s. Dell Johnston, pastor; resi-
dence, us Spring street
Second Presbyterian church-Oak and Har-
rison streets. Christmas sermon at IL a. !;
theme. "Unreeognized Royalty" Evening. at
l:3o, Christmas exercises by the sabbath school;
theme, king of Nations" also an illustrated
sermon in candles by the pastor sabbath
school at l2:S0 p. m. T. p. g. c. E. sabbath at
6:3o p. m. Kenneth Duncan, pastor; residence.
800 Banner street
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' aN'or 'a"s-ccatia charca-R.-ch ana
s,.'.s s,fe"is- Rev. george ii. Lee, pss,or.
'0'' 81 Il ., III an! SO p. n.
,sS se~"j'r Congregations, chusch-Snpdsv
! - a. b - ~. Christian Eudcavor Al q -
/, -, social prayer meeting Thursday evening
,, r..ynouta Congregational csn-ch-Co-,.- .,
$50 And ulyrrs5.y streets. WsIisrn Nu,fi,,
80. Residence, t-N University sf-.ef.
~; - Is sermons ~ She rastor. as II a m
. - - = ~ jCa.or \ T. : &c Friday At
a. Ii b-o-e sc4oOA a. - JACKSON street
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Catholic Churches.

ST Bonlface Catholic church Frederick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass 81; lo.,A "a. m.
Catholic Church az the sacred Heart-Beil and
Sixth strestS-CoGducted by the kedemp.oIists
Mass at 10 % a. M.
Catholic Church Of Our Iady Of Good Help
south Fourth aud Wash acton streets. Rev. F.
" Pre:oEtaine, pastor. Mass usual.
Catholic Church OF the immaculate Concer-
ton sixth aud Spring streets. Rev V
t1arraud. pastor Mass AZ and 10 b e. H.
Evening service al 80 O'Clock week days and
mass at and : 30 O'Clock.
Advent seTvlces-FFom sunday. November o.
during the time of Advent Rcsile tue usual
services IN the Jesuit chapel there will be- every
sunday nigh; al 80 O'Clock, lecture srrro-
pirate 70 the times and circumstances. Rev
Father +. T. Garrsud.
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over the country
fences and city
biilboards. | was
enjoying my first
experience as a
manager and the
head of a great
com e d V c o M
pany. 1t was a
great show. but
the public didn't
seem TO believe
1t. and | was en-
thusiasti c ally
sinking my good
inherited dollars
IN trying TO con-
vince them. The
nlaV WAS called
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school at p. N. Joy street school at 3:i5 n m
Piirrtm school, Walt street, at 8 p. m Young
Pee les Society OF Christian Endeayor at6:I5
p. III.
Brooklyn Congregational church-Rav Joseph
Wolfe, pastor. services at ii q m. and D. m
sunday school at 1915 p m Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p m.
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"The Bravest Deed l Ever Saws the
title of series of articles to appear IN 1898
in the 70 uth's Companion by Gen.. John
Gibbon and Gen. Wesley Merritt-names
thirty years ago associated with the heavy
fghting-by Capt. Charles King, soldier
novelist, and by the famous war CORE
spondent, Archibald Forbes, who in five
wars was continually where brave men
were-taking notes.
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Free NIethodtsts

The Free Methodist Church-Corner Tenth
ana Pine streets Rev J. Cvlpps. pastor Friday
prayer meet. NC st 1:S0 P. u. Preaching Ell II
a N ard - p. IL,
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian church-Seventh, between Pike an
Union W Il. Eliot. IL. pastor Service ST an
subject q. sermon, Emmanuel" preceded ty
aye-minute sermon fer children. Com mun3on
service at l. clock. Nhi4ireus service a. l. 50
seats free and strangers welcome
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AhNRni rrllaa

Advent Christian chspe., on Warren street,
half block north of Front street power house
Services at II T. N. A. ". Steers, pastor.
Seventh bay Adventist church. S0a Popiar
street Sea,,.e--Sabhatn school, 10 a. N. Se-v-
ices Il r. III every saturday. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening, 80.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

D1 =. c VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
rkEAIAHST. specific or HyssenA Dissineea
1its. NenfaiSA Headache. Nervous Proseraiio1
caused oy ALCOHOL or tobacco. WAksfulness Meptai
Oepfeeeaoo SCREENING Of Brain. causing insanifv
misery. decay. death, Premature Old Ara Bnrrrn,
neeH Loss OF Power IN either sex Imposency Zen.
eorrh0o and all Female Weak aesses InyoIunearv
LAoseA SpermatorrhSa caused by ove--erertion =,
orain seuAouse. over indulgence. A msnth's treat.
ment, u, Tor - BY mail. We Guarantee six bore
20 cure Zach order for boxes with % win send
written guarantees 20 refund If not cured Quarantees
ncosd only ~ LEIfHRAp d CAwLEY Oruxxists
upie agents, sos Front St. Seattle. wash.
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SpiritualiRto.

spiritualists - Meeting at 7:30 o'clock at
Olympic hall. lilo second street Mira cornell
ius will give public tests
The American Union Of Spiritualists-iecond
street hall of the Masonic temple Children s
progressive lyceum at p. m: lecture at p. m
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Union Nssion--ln the basement. corner o.:
SoItA Secau aud Ncs.er avenue SUNDAY al )
y. Il, rvyIya. service. Al are invited.
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AN ACTOR'S CHRISTMAS.
How an Invitation to Poker Game
Saved De Wolf Hopper's Life

About twelve years ago, Christmas time,
when my only ambition in life was to see
my name in big letters and my Siamese
face in refreshing roseate colors plastered
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Theosophy

Theosophical Society meets ~ Pettis' music
hall Io.> rong street, al 80 =. IN. The subject
q the lecture viii be: "Fhe Philosophy Of
Chr!stmas'
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Christian Churches.

Iatona Christian church-GlaGstone street
Preaching at 10 every sunday evening by Elder
Il. l. Raymond
First Christian church-Seueca street, between
Third and FoUyth. Rev. f. E. Dunlap, minister.
Services: Preaching at IL n. aud 80 =. m.
Morning theme: "Ihc Birth of Christ" Even
ing theme: Possessing the Lapd." sunday
school st g:i' H. III, Miss Lucy G. Pratt, SUPER
intendent \. 7. = &. L. az 6:l5 y. IN. Prayer
meeting Thursday at : 30 =. N.
Olympic avenue Church of Chrst-3i. Olym.
pic avenue. Il. II. Moss. pastor sunday school
at 10 - IN, : G Bcuc !ict. Superintendent.
Preaching at II a m. anf 1:31 =. m, BIZ the
pastor. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:S0 y.
IN. Tie Loyal Temperance Legion, under the
auspices OF the ". G. T. l., meet every sunday
afternoon a O'Clock. The North seattle cleo
tric cars 20 within one block OF the church
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GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Y,sry Denomination and Society in the
City Represeuted-Hours OF Sun
day school Services.
RIsTMAs will be gen.

IRISTMAS will be gen.
orally observed by the
churches throu z h out
the city. Carol services
will begin at Trinity
Parish church, and in
general particular ef-
forts will be made to
impart q timely char
acter to the services.
Rev. Mr.. Eliot at the
First Unitarian church
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Chrstmaa is here; 80 il the big stock of fine
furs and ladies' fine garments at K. Petkovits +,
Marion street
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DoRT ANGELES, PORT TOWNSEND. DUN.
L geness and seatte route.
CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propee,
MONTICELLO.
Commencing Tuesday. November ], 1892.
Leaves daily except Monday as follows: seattle,
"a m; Townsend 1880: arrives Port Angeles
n M Leave, Port Angeles p m: Port
row psend q: 30 p m: arrives Seattle 10 p.
Landings, City Dock, seattle; Iiooals DOCK, Fort
HATCH BROS
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lELLINUHAM EAI INSIDE KUJIE-
whatcom and Sehome Fairhaven, Samish, An
acortes. Fidsigo City, Utsaady, CoupevIlie, Lang
ley, Clinton, Everett, Edmonds.
STEAMER WAsCo
Leaves Merchants dock Tuesdays Thursdays
and saturdays at o'clock Tickets for sale
ct city Ticket Office s0i Second street
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DURT ORC HARD

DoRT ORCHARD
Navy Yard Route Bremerson, Sidney
and Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot OF Washington stree: daily excep.
sunday. a; Q IS . n. AMI $3.50 p m The 8:ls
a. IT. trip includes head OF Pon Orchard. Excur
,lon parties can " accom- msda.sd On suncAyA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-25
SANTA CLAUS CAME.
And Brought Ella Wheeler a
Pair of Copper-Toed Shoes.
IN SPITE OF A BAD STORM.
Actor Dewon Hopper Tells. How .
Poker Game Saved Him From
Dying On Christmas.
. E holiday
sea 8 o n re-

l. AZ hoi1ooy
sea s on re-
calls to me
one Christ
mas morn
ing in my
child h God,
when I had
q t tai n e d
ut my
9 e v e n t h
wear. I was
a d e vo u t
believer in
Santa Claus
or st. Mich
olas, as l
was taught
to call the
deer myth,
who was to
me 8 living