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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-07
AMONG THE CHARITIES.
Woman's Home to Be Made CO. opera.
tive When Finished.

The EoTnAn's Home Society ID receiving bids
on the coat If completing ia building. The
WORK viii, however, hardly be done By contract.
Tie idea IS &c have the nome WORK IN june
ton with Young Wornans Christian Associa-
doa. A prominent member OF ths society said
yesterday that the only way the Womsn's Home
wss likely 70 Dc made successful was % conduct
tie Institution upon cooperative basis. That
Is 70 ssy, 70 give the girls some part OF the man
agsmeat, charge thGm only the actual cost OF
their maintenance, and 10 MAKE tie home SO
pleasant that &; viii be the choice OF girls who
re friendlsss ana unprotected, but who have
positions and wan! 10 live pleasantly and
Eeaply.
The Day Nursery has been reopened under the
private auspices of Mrs Emma I. Morrow, who
has taken i from the ". c. T. L. The Bust
ness Mems Jubilee was given 70 e; tie nursery
out Of debt.
At The Orphans Home there are thirty-three
children, sixteen of whom attend the public
school They are ell VEL and happy
The House OF tas Good Shepherd has twenty IN
the reform and forgy-one in the industrial de-
rsTtuent. The home Is quite comfortable now.
Recea. improvements have increased the room
and general features OF the institution.
There viii be meeting OF the Central
Womea's Christian Temperance Union at
Rsnke's hall this afternoon a. 2:30 o'clock AL
ladies who have tickets are requested 10 make &
nal
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steamer Olympign passed ont by Port Angeles
~ o'clock last evening on her way 70 the
Columbia river.
Westhe- forecast for twenty-t0ur hours sro-,
o'clock lssi evening for Oregon ana Washing
Ton; Fair. except scattering rains n Western
Oregon; slowly rising temperature.
Steamer North Pacific was brought over from,
Commencement bay yesterday 70 take the Vic
;orians ran TO- few days, while sha Victorian
is laying up 10 hsvs Few wheel put on
steamship AI-Ki arrived az Port Townsend
from Alaska yesterday afternoon and was ex-
Tectei n seattle last night or th;s morning.
she has n tons OF freight aboard for Portland
\ J. Macleod, purssr on the steamer sehoraa.
has iGs, returned from q trip 10 Caligorais.
having gone away for his health some time ngo
He hss resumed his position OF the Sehorne.
Ths loss on the tug Virgil Price was ags1x
salGs;ed Yesterday, the owners accepting Po-,
Captain katheone's offer. Just what sun vas
agreed upon could not be learned, IS Cartafn
Friee wSs cut O. tie c4sy last evening. and Port
Captain kajh6ons did not feel st liberty -
make the mater public without Captain Price,
consent Il Is thought TIE owners VII! build a
new boat entirely, using the machinery Of ths
Old enc
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NEW GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
Surveys Being Made and Probable OBJ
Jecfs of the TsIked-of Change.

The stntsrnsnt contained IN djsn@teh from
EBohoTnish published n yesterdays PosI-IsTEL-
IIGEKcEk hat the Great E0rtasra railroad Oh
clsAs coutsEnp plated changing the route from the
rnonutains 70 the sound 5nds some Confirmation
in the statements OF Superintendent Ss1 70 q
f0sT-lsT ELLESEsCEE reporter yesterday. He
soui6 rot say whether or Rot such q change vas
tsaliy intended. but stated II Il tie new route
talked Of sssa feasible one and the. surveys were
now being made IT, He said that II this route
were adopted the line would strike Lake Wash
i2gton a. toe Ersi point possible, in order 20 get
the benefit of wster-ievei grades
II seems probable that properfy-owners IN TIE
Hnohcrnish valley are being tod that this
change Of route 10 contemplated for the purpose
of influencing them 70 make moderate terms on
right-ofUay, though the route By Cherry valley
has SIS advantages. Il the trxuseontinental
line were to run TO TIE mouth OF the snohoIaisn
river snd there connect with the seattle &
Montana, ali the trsfEc would have 70 pass over
the line along the Ehors OF the Sound. which
can only be maintains 81 heavy expense and
is subject TO frequent obstruction by slides or
washouts- On the other hand an inland line
By the Cherry valley would reach Seattle with
ont any such difficulties, and would Involve no
more construction than tie SnoEomish route
In regard 70 the statement that work had
bzen stopped on the wagon road over the sno-
bomish route, II. C. Henry. Of shepard, Henry
4 Co., the contractors, said that no work a. all
was IN progress within forty miles OF the Sound
intinsting that he was awaiting orders from
tie railroad company before extending the road
further west Thus nothing Is being done 81
present On the part Of the line which il subject
&C. change
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STATE MEDICAL BOARD,
Thirty-one Applicants Examined-Tws
Trials TODAY

The state medical board continued its semi
annual session a. the Grand hotel N this city
yesterday morning wiki every member present,
as follows: President O. V. Calhoun. OF La Con-
ner; Secretary Il. +. keylor, oil waila walia;
Treasurer c. :. Peufeld, Of Spokane, and Dr..
A. B. kibbe and Dr.. H. 3. Bsgley, of seattle; Dr.
II. W. Dewey, OF Tacoma: DR.. J. II. Mcdonald,
al DAYTON; Dr.. J. d. Minkler,of Centralis, and
Dr.. J. W. Bean, OF E.lensb re-
There had been fifty applications for examina-
ton, hut only thirty-oGe actually appeared to
stand the test They were given papers in four
teen fereat subjects. The papers are being
examined by the board, snd the result VIII be
announced some time today. 1t is certain, how
ever, that some OF the candidates for a license
will he rejected
Today the board viii have two trials. one OF
Dr.. J. T. Crop. Of Walls Walls. and the other OF
Dr.. Powell Reeves, Of Tacoma, for "uuprofess-
ioaal OF q shonurAble conduct"
This general ch&fEe has eight specifications
That against DR.. Crop is conviction Of any Of
Tense Involving moral iurpi;ude" He Il
CHARGED vita immortality.
DR.. Reeves Is accused OF obtaining fees on the
assurance that manifestly incurable diseases
can DC permanently cured. and advertising his
business by making unira,h:ul aud improbable
statements. II his license is revoked he Will
probably carry the case into the courts aud test
the CoEstitl;lonslity Of the act under which the
state medical boArd q created and acts
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THE GRANITE CUTOFF.
work on the Northern Pacific Tunnel
and Bridge Being Pushed.

GRANITE, Idaho, Jan. e.-tspscIAL Thomas
Olsen d Co. are pushing work on the Northern
Pacific tunnel here as fast a. the day and night
forces eaa do IL The head ng on the tunnel at
tie west approach is IN about uinety-hve feet,
aud on tie east end about fifteen or sixteen
feet. II il expected THAI the whole work on this
su5ccntrset viii De completed inside of The
next sixty days The grading on the Granite
portion Of this work is about completed, ex-
espting q heavy dirt cut being done by Dish
man Co. Tie entire cutoff viii be ready for
trscklHying as soon gs the weather In the spring
viii perInit Of its being done. Trains will
probably De running on this route b. the mid
Gle o. June.
A. Lowell, OF Tacoma, who has the contract for
TIE mason work Of the new bridge 20 be built
here, is now on the ground. he viii employ a
force Of about fifty men The bridge when
completed Will be an extensive one. It's length
f. about l. 800 feet md its height In some pisces
over 10 feet Three Of the piers on which IL
viii rest viii be in the lake which 4 spans
The cntire structure viii be of steel and the
cost viii be in the neigh borhood OF sos, 900.
The work On IL IL 10 be commenced a. once.
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THE ACTOg-PTGILIsT.
John l. sullfyan's Successful Tour OF
Puget sound

Manager John ". Hanna resa-zst yesterday
from Olympia, whers lie had 5ssG 20 lOOz s.te-
his irte-as. il TIE engagement o. JONI L >GlLl-
van and Dznear Z. Harrison Il "Eo-ss- Hears
and Wiling Hands"
'-The opzrG-403se az Olympia" said W.
Hanna "wss completely filed With the bsSs
people OF ;h= cfty, Ea0 EXPRESSED -szZselT@. as
well pleased gta tas show. Tae pay Is GOD
one. and sullivan really acts veil Is pat 81
TIE village blacksmith he las : long part,
and Il anybody else buE the rs1OEne1
p1gilist we're doing the character IL
would De called very descent acting
Harrison has also good OPP OrEunitT, and
the whole entertainment l. Intelligent and
pleasing. 7 ne. NJ Sullivan. grssget lis hz-d
and found him en- a54ois, pleasant fellow He
is the picture of health and EIIl sstoaIsa re
folks here By his genIlelzaly bearing"
Sullivan and Harrison viii play here 81 The
Seattle opers-houss Monday and Tuesday even
ings II tie Irish drama Homes. Hearts and
Willing Hands"
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STEAMER RACE FROM EDMONDs.
The Greyhound Beats the State OF
MashingLon In a Rrush.

The steamers state OF Washington AMI Grey
hound Tai lively race from Edn0ads last
night AID created considerable excitement On
tie water Front By coming IL very close together.
with TIE Greyhound in ths lesd- Tie crew OF
the state oi Washington stated that the GREY
hound le.t P0gg Gardner fifteen minutes ahead
Of the STATE, and taa. the latter gsiued on her
Until sbe vas only Two o. three lengths behind
her coming in Tbs Greyhound people, how
eTsT, eis.msi that their boat nsde three stops
On the route while ths state Of Washington
made but Two, and thai Eails thsT were taking
OF TOoc st E5-nonds the big steamer passed
them and was over i've minutes II the lead, b1t
the Greyhound pssssd he- il lair race, coming
IN sHesS % her
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Survey for the Monte CrI.te Road.

A Granite Falls correspondent Of the sno-
horaish sun gives description Of the routes
surveyed FOR The Monte Cr'sto railroad BY Chic.
Engineer Barlow. He SAYS that one party
reached the mines by way o. the sank and then
strucs across 70 sllyerioa. thirteen miles dis
taat IL proceeded thence 70 Chsses and the
south fork Of the stlllsguafnish. The other
party worked from Chases down the south fork
to Hartford The work bslween Granite Falls
ana ChASe's was very difficult. and this route
involves eve tunnels from I'D - 500 feet long
The distance surveyed from Hartford on the
Lake Shore road 20 Monte Cristo Is fotty-thres
niles. with Per cent grade IS far as Granite
Falls. az which point TIE 4 q "a lies begin
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Great Northrrn surreYs.

wESATcHEK, Jan. s--ispsCi Al. l-Hugh kirk
eadaii. c. J. Lundy aud Mr. Mckenzie, railroad
contractors well-known IN the West, arrived st
Nenalchee last week, coming by SPOKANE and
Couiee City. They have gone I'D the wenstchee
river 81 look over the route, aud especially 10
exsnise the tim Der suitable for trestles and
other railroad work.
A Z. Bajdw.ns party Of surveyors moved
their camp to TIE Moses Coulee ferry on wsdnes-
dAy. Five other parties are reported To he work
f0s on tbs ropJs % the Great Northern along
Crab creek, between Mei.cEl Lake and the Co
lura hss west of nossx
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Shining Intelligence.

SAN FgASCIsCO, Jsn. 6--Arrived-str VIII.
annette, f7on Yaqulna BAY; str Wilmington,
from Astoria: str Arsgo, from Coos bay.
Gle red-Br str Wellington, Tor NaaAirno
ssled-Str state o; Ca.iioraiA, for Astoria; osu
Retriever. for Port Ha4lock; L. :. ssr Abs
tEuss tor cruise.
VICTORIA. B. G. jan 6-The Upton line
steamer Batavia arrived last niga, from China.
wa Honolulu. with 1io tons OF freight FOR san
Francisco and Portland. and mali for tAe East
tea mating, etc.
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DROPPED NINE MILLS.
West Seattle school District Levy Tea
Times Too Large

West Seattle school District Levy Yea
Times Toe Large
4 peculiar Et&t@ o. Affairs las cone 70 l-z--, Z
regard % !as levy o. sp@c5sl se10o- Lax Z -
o. TIE Vest S@AtE-e precinct 30 re s.-c-
toa CT sehoo.house ~ t1sz s-=
O TAX OF 10 Hills YES voted Eos E-@
Purpose After Ehe seaooI tzl.d II 1a1
tsen greeted tie TX rs soza1 a5- % oe
adequate 20 meet tie sIv@z1atz-= IEe sczoro-
directors then isSas1 ooz1s 20 -2@ss t1s DE-
The tax, however. siiH rszs-n@s-, s11 Ess
PLACED o. tie assessment rCls. A-t=Twa-1 t1e
value OF ihe realty 81 ne precinct Increased Il
sEeE an enormous -eti0 that 15--zll- TAX would
have supplied ts2 tines the sl2z1t aess-ez1 %
r1seE t1e dab. TIE directors accordingly 10e1-
fad tie county treasurer 70 co l@eE BIZ EzELE OF
TIE dollar Instead OF 10 O1ly tares O. four
landowners have r.id TIE fzA sEz01zE o. re
i0-aiu Lsx. and tie excess E09Ts I---iA -zte
VIII - refunded them
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rs szeozt ezesrlx-=zszt .s Ez2ka's ea1
lrs- zlg-r Gf sEs hz-szzsss - as sahsles vas I&r
z21rs eazs-z-1T at-szs2-2 .2Ez e1s vzsv.oZ< o-e-
rs sIss-..2s textures q re original perform
szce ws-z -sze&-s5 az $40 ns= 0Hes were
a11sz E1.e- ware -se=-vs1 EitA e1tAZs- zs:1e
Erp4zzss- lie p-@z1s<s part q sse entertain
Esz- tee mare lie ~asg 1lx11 ding
cz2c= 81 F-s1@zs El.11 p-sasel s2s young
fo-ks- ne s2r7sz- sAs- i9Ii0<e- T-s VII ss-rec
ard exe=Isls 4 s-z-5,v. = zoz poss BE vet
% 1s.e-ZI-e w1 +. E1s proceeds .. Ehs lE1l1ee
VII q. 11t something vii IA resu-t - t1El
oT-- % re Day S1-ssry i-z5
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from re 'LoaEsha-sz-e1s Tz-17 A&vz1g e.
p5Es1- Ia rssIg-.csoa rss sscsP.ssz A1- ne
committee q resolutions 5EstEzsss1 - p-@Ez-e
aszZtz5le resolution eoE1ze- 1lz- ". Eslzz@ -
tC- IS o-.gizl coEzze1 A sst1aE s-o1 s--aga-
Go-ps7x Ezs -saas ssati1z mat ssso-1t1oz So
lar . tie one sz5-z..s1 IL .zs Ess.s-- Cs-t-z-,
WHEN recommended ia ezEz5.lsz-.@zs q
Et-xrse. AID rezdlzg-roozE - a. EEs ezs1srs
bos9isS = Large cities Id a@sZ s1orssz y -
American Federation OF LAIR 81 "a -se@-s
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A REAL ESTATE STIR

Il is the opinion 90 those who should know
thAt tns pgtAent yea- WI be one II unusual
activity 4 the rea. estate Iakrset II Is thorgAt
there wl4 be considerable interest IN mimi.
operation aud hat Seattle viii D. the center
Tor the transaction @! some important deal
It,at there Vii He q manufacturing boom a.
the result Of .liEeat efforts - secure indus
tres, Is also pp&reut. Tie erection OF the car
wurss az bEyu &awr brings thar section me
prominence. sui - Is but natural - expcct
that OF tie largest real estate transfers viii
be in that vicinity 10 consequence 81 the ~ =
there 49, - 10 secure homes where the pros
poet for cupioyue Tor mechanics and lshorers
a. al seasons - 80 promising
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Survey of the Columbia River.

WgsATcHEK, Jan 6.--ISpscial. the govern
nent party, under Engineer Cuthoe-t, who
have been making Q survey OF the Columbia
river, have arrived et B8rcn's landing, near
Wenatchee- Tn.y started from the British line
last March, and completed the survey 20 the
oKsnogaa river. They then came down 70 this
place il their boats and di.5aaded to- the win
tar. photographer belonging 70 the party
took large number OF views. The estimate for
making the river navigs5le from the mouth Of
TIE Okauogan % tie boundary lite Is g. ,np1, 90
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New Northern Paoifc rim. c,rs

The new time card on tae Northern Pacific
road viii take eject On January l.. Under it
the tTanseCatloental train csst-bound viii
leave here AZ i3:So ?. n instead Of =-45A N
ST present The two through trains. each
way between Seattle Au1 Tacomz, wall Re mt
or. leaving each place a, $50 p n ard 4.eo
7. IN The ehargs OF time NAV cause some
change on the Lake Shore read, hut tAat point
a rat ras tatf1el
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san Francisco shippfnr Firm F.,,s

San Francisco, Jan. 6.-Ths firm of Lowen-
thai, Livingston & Co, grain and commission
dealers, fled petition in insolvency today The
liabilities amount TO s. 900; assets sI63ooo The
largest creditors are the London & san Francisco
bank, 1900; Firt National bank, san Francis
co, s7l.0oo: r Crooks & Co, Liverpool, $40. 90.
and several Glasgow and Liverpool shipowne-s
in sums ranging from 5000 20 $4,000. Loss on
wheat dealings 10 the chief cause OF the iusol-
yency proceedings.
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q -zez smaller zEzoe- 81 zn1e1vs-e1 Park
ages. ozrlrg e .ze decrease = T5s testing PIP
1lsti0a s1e - tie Izes sass these who were
EeweoZss year ago have II re ZsAzl2l-s
settled aown II ps-za3e2t rssi1e1ess.
Tie taxes paid ~ Ire Oregon I-rroTs-2s1f
Compa-r = King o0z1y ts- tss yea Ii
49,. = "a =
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Company Il Was in Line.

II the report q Eh= funeral Of Colonel Hsines
II Tester -zv's PosT-iyTEL-IGESCKE- the men
tio1 o. Coap sny B. thI-Ey-Ave men, under cc1-
Esu6 OF Czv1.ia L : Booth. First Lieutenant
William NJ Ca-ao-a AMI second Lieutenant
Theodore y. ia .sr, was cy accident emitted
from tie line of the procession This company
va. II ne rear o. the eolo-s and Esde me sp-
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ASTORIA, Or, Jan e-lspecisL The opposi-
ton or the bar caused by the advent OF spreck-
els rug Relief is having good eject and eigh.
vessels sailed or were toWe1 on. today, making
pretty fair cleanup of the feet, which was
weaihsr-bound here 50 long. The Relic, with
the independent pilots Matthews and Seill
aboard, IS doing fae WORK. and today towed tne
British ship Knight OF the Garter in the iace OF
8 nerce head wind az nearly dead low water. q
feat that il is i'm possibIe tor the Union Pacific
tugs TO accomplish.
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The four-msst schooner Aloha, which wes
launched from Hall Bros SHEPARD ~ Por.
Blakeley Tuesday, was built alter me model OF
the ". II. Talbot, which was launched from the
same yard . few months ago. The Talbot. took
1,3o.0lo feet OF lumber % san Francisco short
time ago, and her builders say this il the hesvi-
est load ever carried oy vessel OF her tonnage
She 10 about zoo tons register The Aloha is
now being rugged and viii De ready ~ load for
her first voyage in TWO or three weeks. There
were 10 Ceremonies attending the launching
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Attention, knights of Pv,his.

Harmony Lodge, No. 5. and Puget Sound
Lodge, No. Il, viii hold public Installation 81
officers 81 their Castle hall. Frye building. al
clock this evening AL knights with their
families are cordially invited 10 attend. After
installation ceremonies there viii be refresh.
rneuts AnI 4 xncsrl hon Cnrrr,.-.ra
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shLnnlnx Fresh rish go The East

The quantity OF iresh Hsh carried from this
city 20 Eastern points ~ the Northern Pscise
Express Company averaged sixteen boxes daily
III November and eleven boxes daily In Deem
her. The largest shipment in any one day was
hity.ave boxes. The Ssh are kept fre.h m
new ice every twenty.iour hours where tie
ucathar IL not f-n.fr-
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British ship Aigburth Iibeled

ASTORIA, Or, Jan. 6.-The owners OF the tug
Traveller, VINO sre also the owners OF the Ho-
GUAM NIL o. Grsys haroor, will libel TIE Brit
ish ship Aigburth for salvage. The captain of
the Traveller in 81 affidavit asserts that on Jan
uary the Aigburth was in the breakers of
Grsys barber in grsa, peril, ana tia; he lowed
her of. The amount of savage - &c claimed is
rot knnRn
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BIN the Beuneer Get. OF with . fine.

Il. WILLIAMSON, .llss Bill re oouaceT,N Ire
zeg-0 szrICyez4 3 he -'Eoaea-As-N3s'+ saloo1
OF Sackso2 srset i0r tie pzrposs which his
c2z7s implies. E2s E1s1 81 av Judge Rivers
yeSts-1Sy ~ Gss2z--g LIS mistress. = lS-Es4--
oil eo-oc@1 E1-l z2-s1 Jessie Davenport Tie
1ez-o aid lis mistress were arrested CT Tuesday
night Il . New Z=z.zz1 lodging house, a11 It
apparel thai Williams k.4 essn beating MS
Mistress, DIT tas latter. Who had 81 the
zozzzs. ses;ia=z nat they hz1 aeeE lighting
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Andrew Ee zoe. night CLERK So the 81 James
hotel IA. 5r=i 50 " Judge Rivers yesterday
for &sszzlsj-z Mar : Is To1c. az il1ae-taar OF
WaitsczGpeL- Tuesday night kaAos entered TIE
wozeo's apartments aud amused himself ~
breaking Up her furniture s11 abusing her.
ks2os Eas i1pr.s7zsd 9 vear ago for s.a5b-ng .
Jsu1nese cook IN Annie Wilson's hc-se, q
Mas-5r.r.o- s-rA@f
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Big steamers for the China Trade.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 6-Postrnsster- GEN
ersl Wanamaksr today had a long interview
with Huntington and Houston, of the Pacific
Mail steamship Company, on the subject OF IL
creasing the size o; the vessels to De put into
the China trade under the postal aid bill TIE
company now propose 20 build fr.t-c,ass lO.o1o-
ton ships instead of second and third-clsss YES
sels under the terms OF the present. contract
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A Dauble Wedding.

4 double welding occurred 81 So Marks
church YESTERDAY afternoon Rev. .. { Gar
rsrz performed Ehs ceremony for JOHN NJ Barry,
OF SnoeonisE. and Miss Mary Jane Heuey, OF
sez.tle, and George ". Frank. OF Seattle, and
Mss e zsbeth Eeaey. OF Seattle. The brides are
sisters Mr. Frank is former resident OF Taco
rs who has recently come 20 this city.
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ANU EMENTS.
At Cordrzyss-

A veu-pleased audience witnessed the pro
duction OF "Oa the Rio Grzn6=" 8. Cordrsy's
las. night Mr.. Francis Powers p0rtrsys Morgan
Mortimer Admiralty. but the effect Is somewhat
impaired BY defective makeup Mr.. George
Berry sgsIn shows his versatility By pleasing
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AIarxe Unknown Vessel Wooded

LONDON, Jan. 6.-An unknown vessel was
wrecked al Papa sound, Shetland Islands. sun
day night. Il IS fearet everybody on board was
lost quantity of vreckage has driftei asho-a
including piece bearing the letter IL" The
size OF the spars indicates that the vessel was
large one
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The Sunset Telephone Company has extsnted
fts long distance line 70 GIay's hsrAor ana pat
rcas in thts city can now talk with their friends
st Elma. Aberdeen, Noatessno, Ho9uian.
Kamilehe, NcBr.da and Cosmopolis without
leaving tie city
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Guharn Come. Homo = Benediet.

ri=i in Enterprise. Or, on December II. arrived
in the city yesterday. Ir. GI ham IS captain Of
chemical engine No. Sc FIRE department head
quarters. Ms. GiIham's nstdsa nane was
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