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Sound We have had one such man here. He
was a chemist By trade ami pros pector, so he
prospccted in tsa also, and fooled honest citi-
zaas into throwing over $1,000 on mis- expert
ulents. in one of which he cooked 5000 salmon
instead of smoking them
In conclusion, let me say: Do not let the heh
trade go away from Puget SOUND. The Alaska
cod, liver, helibut, herring and sardines are
ours and so are tire salmon. Let Us take hold
OF the business AZ once. We have energetic, ex-
periencet Norwegians. who will be glad TO see
the twin brother OF Sorway-Aiaska-sgain,
and who do not shiyer az a little snow, ice or
cold shall be glad TO answer any questions
merchants OF business men would like 70 ssk
me ON this INTACT.
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Ladies' Matinee at Cordray's.

Ladies and children are offered an entertain
ing programme at Cordray's this afternoon.
"Fanchon" will be performed in the theater
and strong bill will be rendered in the audi
torium. In the latter Prof. Miller exhibits q
series OF views of absorbing interest, and chill
dren as well as their elders will enjoy the dis
play. "FanehOn' will be performed again to-
night and tomorrow night. Next week George
Osbourne and the leading members OF the old
Aeazar company Will appear in "a Noble
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WITH a NoN-UNIoN CREW.
The Katie FliekiBger Gets Away A
sailnr,S Goniidence Game.

hsrkentine Katie flickinger finished loading
yesterday aud sailed for Gusymss. Mexico She
was les!e1 with SO. zoe feet Of lumber from the
Allen & Neson Lumber Company. Capt Nc
Eea said he succeeded in getting a non union
crew ana the sailors Union had not interfeyed
wi,h him any further
SPINE c the union men said yesterday that
Caps McRes would be fighting mad when he
Get ready 10 leave last evening. as one OF the
hon'unioa men he shipped yesterday morning
had secured an advance OF S ana skipped. The
Fellow took hag and filei it with worthless
o. Clothes aad vermont shoes and told the
captain be owed board bill of -. aud could
not take his luggage until this bill MSS paid.
1he money was advanced and the fellow went
aboard, but later GA he went ashore again, scay-
ias his stake" luggage evidence 81 his gooi
faiih, and thst WAS the last seen ~ him.
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THE BLOTTER.
SUPERIOR coURr-LIcHTENBR J.

SUPERIOR CoURT-LICHTENBERG, J.
Insolvency OF Carroll & Brown-Order 10 show
cause why prayer of petition should not be
allowed: returaable November4
W. A. Comstock VS.. his creditOrs-Order d-
recting assignee to pay certain sum to claim
ants, as set out In said order, and to distribute
balance OF proceeds of estate.
Ida b. Stevens VS.. W. +. STRENGTHENING
called and case continued until November s
SUPERIOR CoUKT-osBoRS,
Washington Printing Company vs. z. o.
Z. L Stinson vs.. I'll. J. Henry ct al.-Order Of
default and judgment in sum OF $ls4l H.
Seattle Il Mon tana Railway Company Va
Thomas johnson ct sL-Order staying proceed.
ings pending appeal; granted.
c. NJ Austin VS.. A. ". Hamilton ct al.-Ver-
dict for plaintiff in sum of $43S
c. II. Metcalf vs. J. e. Reconsideration
note; on trial
SUPERIOR COURT-HUMEs, J.
r. Rondeadorf We. Chapman & Blackstone
Ordered stricken from trial calendar.
Margaret Smith VS.. John Hemer-Ordered to
foot of trial calendar.
Kirk and Land and Manufacturing Company
vs.. N. Brannagan ct ai.-Verdict for plaintiff in
sum OF s4644S
NJ. H. Rapky vs. Hamilton Townsite Co.
Court ends for plaintiff.
William Elder vs.. George Buttery- Court finds
for plaintiff
state of Washington vs. John Bolster-Selling
liquor without license; plea of guilty; defend
ant fined $50 and costs
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ELLIsroN, Mont, Oct. 2S.--Following are the
passengers on Northern Pacific train No. /:
Mr. Leon Jones, G. T. Stamm, George o. Mar
tin, Mark +. Jones, L. Woodward. c. b. Hop
kins, q. H. Willard, +. A. Amsworth, Charles
Sweeney +. K Moore, A. g. Ronald, F. +. Phil
lips J. Il. Rosenberg, E. J. Isaacs, J. Mather,
George woodson, Miss Anna Mather, Miss b.
Msther, Mrs. r. J. ". Hale, Miss Blair, Miss
Cunningham. Mrs. NJ. +. Jones, Miss Gertrude
Wilson, Mrs. n. b. Dossen, Miss Carrie ID. Petit
bone, Mrs C. {. Mason and seventy-two second
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s tns main line. which have been carried out I'm
49,, TOUR yean in accordance with the
Snctirr =. suS company, will effect Q marked re-
c cus.son 10 tne operating expenses during the
81. ,s ana subsequent years. Tha ontloos
~ 20 nslc - most promising The whes, erop.
"a WIG past Three years have been productive of
increasing prosperity along the entire line.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-HUMEs, J.
II. M. Mcintyre Tells the Story OF His
Disappe arance.


Disappearance.
R. NJ. Mcintyre, OF this city, who left Port
Townsend very mysteriously some time ago. has
returned here and disposed of the numerous
stories set afioat at the time OF his disappear
Ance. Dir. Mcintyre says he had been consider
ably overcome by a protracted spree aud con-
cluded to go out into ths mountains and get
away from the influence of the saloons and his
saloon associates He went up into the mining
district In sksgit county, got snowed in and re-
manned there for over five months without
having an opportunity TO send word even to his
wife regarding his whereabouts
Having been away so long he then concluded
to remain away until he could get enough
ahead 10 come back and pay OF some Of his
debts. This he has succeeded in doing and,
having considerable property here, he is now
making arrangements to pay of all his debts
and live the life of an honorable man. Mr. Nc
Intyre has large number OF friends here who
are more than pleased with the manhood he 10
dispiayiDg,
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GET LIE GENUINE.

II you suffer with lsme hae., especially in
morning, AlIC0cS's PtaSrEsS a-e 4 sure relief.
II you cannot eco, Try Al AELCoCA PLASTER
well up between the shoulder blades often re-
heyes-sotneJlmss cures. Try this before YOU
resort 90 0p}ntes
II any OF yoaF muscles srs lame-io.u.s STIFF
Zee a. Il thsy wanted oinng-oE II yoa suffer
with any local Yalss or aches taese p.zsiegs viii
cure You.
II you use them once you will realize why 50
many plasiers have baea nisde IN imitation OF
them. l1se al good ;alncs, taey are COP ei SIS
closely a. the Jaw 4 .aws Don't DC .Gpcd by
takiug al imitation when u is As easy &C. get The
ESUHlBG
a. ven always - upon having AtLCocES
PoRoUs FLASEEg> aGI BevGE Eccept i substitute
yoa "a not d disappointed.
Tee Uuiou sac aC - TIE ouly trAnsco1rneutsl
live running two taro sxh trains daily from the
Northwest 10 olusaA, Kansas city, - ioals SUI
Chicago and al points EAs. Aolern equip
meat. last ;lule au& tas oCSs q service A3cAst
Office 10 second street A. - Martin, agent
LADIES' Try HIS pare Vermont maple syrup
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Bids for City Supplies.

The regular meeting OF the board OF public
works was held At the city hall yesterday. Bills
for supplies for the months of November and
December were read and referred to the heads
OF departments. The only award made was to
Grace hospital for treatment of the sick sent by
order of the city. The bid OF Providence hos
p.tal was 64]4 cents per day. and OF Grace 60
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Wenatches had quite celebration when the
Great Northern track reached the town.
Speeches we're made by Judge Carroll Graves. OF
faenshure. Frank Reeves and l. II. Bowman.
ard when tAe construction train pulled past the
orondo crossing, W. A Sanders set the silver
spike and samue, Miller aud Philip Miller. two
OF The oliest Inhabitants Of the valley. drove IL
while al tAa naev,fe chesrea
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Only Made . Blur at Shooting.

The cases OF Charles Pearson, charged with
rescuing . prisoner. and Andrew Peterson,
charged with assaulting an officer with deadly
weapon in the New Zealand house, were heard
by Justice Won Tobel yesterday afternoon.
Peterson was acquitted on the ground that the
officer could not swear he attempted to shoot
Pesrsons ease was continued until this alter
noon.
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Result of Steamboat Collision.

Lawsuits growing ont Of the Willamette
Premier collision are multiplying. d. J. and
Ella T. Wynkoop, OF Tacoma, have filed
intervening libel in the case OF Jacob Nielsen
against the two vessels. They ask for SD, 900
for the death of their son. Frank C. Wynkoop,
who was killed in the collision
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Shipping Inteilirepce.

Fan FRANCISCO. Oct 2s-Arrived-str State of
1 =. for Portland via Astoria: str wa.la
~aia' lot Victoria and Puget sound ports.
Cleared-Br bk Lsndores. for Portland. sailed
su Columbia, for Astoria; str Truckee, for
Astoria.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. IS Augusta Victoria,
New York
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A BLACK Swan Missing.

One OF tho black swans which belongs to
Leschi park has strayed away, and the Seattle
City Railway Company will pay q liberia, re-
ward to any person who will return the same to
the power house at Lake Washington
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New Suits Filed.

The following suits were begun yesterday in
the superior court:
Mary j. Richardson Vs. William II. Richard
son-euit for divorce.
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The full force of the hat
bargains will strike you if you
will come into the store and
closely examine the qualities of
the special-priced ones that we
show in the third show win
dow. Men never had better
soft hats offered them at Ss
cents each than these are.
And the boys hats at I5c and
CSC are really worth twice the
prices that we have placed
upon them.
See the showing of hat
specials in third window.
We believe that we can talk
NG[~
+XASc
NM,@A
S0ISSss
NSc5s-
Q1Is
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"a 7.
skin cures, blood purifiers
and humor remedies of the
age. L have used q good
may so-cal!ed toilet soaps,
and | find CUrTcURa soar
IS the best I have ever used.
l find it far superior TO all
other toilet or medicinal
soaps IL cures al SKIN
erupiio8s, and gives q clear
complexion. AS for sham
pooiDg | would use no other.
and for the face either. as il
is a cure fer all pimples,
blackheads, eczema and all
irritatioIls and roughness of
the face. For after using the
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The MacD, &S.CO.
7l7-l9-2I-23 Front st.
Weather Forecast.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. AZ
Fair; stationary temperature.

To-day the general convention af the Protestant
Episcopal church meets In BALTIMORE.
This bo1y assemblies t-iennialy, and this meet
ing Is of unusual i'm portace because it will settle
the question OF the revision of the liturgy. should
the action Of the convention OF 1889 be approved
the new prayer book will remain unsltered for .
generation st least. The question of . new
hymnai viii also be discussed by the hundreds Of
ciergymen and lsymen in the convention
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CUTIcURA soar awhile il makes the face smooth
and cool, and does not give that bGrniHg sensation
which so many other toilet soaps do Try the
CUrIcURA REMKpiE, and You will not regre. IL
That you have ever done So
LEWIS r. KELLER
IS Lee avenue. Bridgeport, Conn
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GREATEST SKIN CURES
Cutfcura Cures All Skin Eruptions,
Gives q Clear Complexion Free
From Pimples.

Too much praise cannot be said of the CuTIcrRA
REMEDIES. as have used them for the last wear
and a half amt find them fo ha mo creatas.
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Open until 10 o'clock to.
night.
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aipV'S skin and scalp purified and beau,iied by
ffiDI CUTICURA SOAP Absolutely pure
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Ladies Try HIS pure Vernon; maple syrG p
6 = .. an iced Ehe oes. ~ tae mArAsk
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Railroad and Corporation Notes.

Eg5er: kespler. o. Portland, travelling syen:
% The BOX IslSad road. IL Ia the city
lie Great Northern railroad hax ordered 40
res e1sl sn1 orr cars q 01.'IQ pounds capacity.
L ". Rag. general freight and Passenger
ageai Of tie Lake shore road, LET. 70. Ct Paul
yeslerIsy.
George B. Gsynes has ju.t returned from the
Eat AID Dssa appointed residea, engineer q
t1s SrSe; Northern 0eixoea lowell sad sultan
Wesley lls0a. manager Of the Seattle Coal
suG Iron Company, has teen sick wi.a chiils
AID fever for several DAYS, bUI was out again
yesterday.
II. Hs1rY left yesterday for enohornish TO
iooE after the CREST Northern WORK, aud goes
thence = Ge:cas.l to look after the Monte
tf.sto fosd
Tie Great Northern has resumed work on the
Fgrspglrz q TIE pierre aid stutren,s OF the
bridges across the saoEozaish, stlAg aanllsh and
rks gif sfyess
u. Haasrs Wise president q Tie Grand
Rapids a Iudizas railroad, is On nis way West
ia private over tie Canadian Paciac and
Crest Northern Fga4s.
J P Brooks. vice president Of the Pennsyl-
FanlG Company, aud his family viii De here in {.
tea days Ia private ca. c3,alrg over the Cana
dian Pacific and ores; Northern roaaA
telegraph onice. In charge o. two ouer.;ors,
las beea established ~ the Northern Pacific
s1g Columbia Puget SQUAD r0sds a. the June
tloa Of tselr tracks near the bottliug WORKS
TIE rev time card on the Union Trunk lines
viii 10 issued on sunday Cars rnu on the
Broadway and Beacon nNt line every fifteen
minutes iii ?. N. 10 Division street every If
teen minutes sad to LAks Washlagtoa every
hour
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THROUGH TO THE ATLANTIC.
Combination Of Greet Northern. Crest
Nsstern aud Esitiusors q OhIo.

The haaU2z h9s saFss AzossgE gfas. railway
eossbansston IN t@s 1ss: has bsea ou,llned ~
spsls ri tbs ueatysper eorsssys1csats, ftsuga
tEEs tss !; Il .sot KeEz0sis5gs1 - me s1sa st.1
are CREDITED uifs 0flgaaSl1ng tie sehsnas J; is
based % tie assurD psaoa tax tie ssfess sog-h-
err las sa9Vlfo6 a. ia-eses. IA or eg1:Tol d ths
cssesge, -. Ftz3 Kansas City tow caleazo
Great WESTERN, tasss ggriDg 4 e9lsa10zs Eins
ftosa ChAeag0 % ,hs ksesGe essxI e. so0a a. tie
Great Aorlas-a j eVzaDistse. alec Iasf tie
pswiy o'gzHize1 s-oen Elty. CAsesgo q Bait
Szafe ggs2pEIy E2e&2s u gsltG ftgsa
tie tfs' named plses 70 Bsapto.,
IA. ss9si " saJzss. tG egaaec;
vita tie Chicago Gnszi Western, raTlaz
las isg1a el92x City 70 ch3e<g1 Shorter ta&a
shAsilag f01tss. Wills a. calcAgo direct e9.-
neetlco As e.zcs IL tass Grand Central ration
VIII tas k@iua-ers Ohio. ShleA eo-Dsstes
fss ifsas@oiii lnests1 system 3y sItsnclag IL y
It's Atlantic he siogz C5tY K SortLerrs a.
ready briDgs tss Gree; northern ~ sigax City.
TIE FSeIae khQst i2ze, 4a.eA started - 90
from TIE ia$ies riaas - Dgcea, but got tirsi
AIR ~ sliAss q -. Il ssso Taxed sce1rdfng %
the sane 'eg9fy vita thls great imaginary sys-
ten 1rcsf lie e1uNsl - NJ Eli1 aud Hr
hueEasY, and its sXtsusiga westward - De
cared Esalssls. Al at shiCh sesss vel suggeh
bgi ~ present taexs YER acatl9.
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4 DOUBLE SYSTEM.
Three 5 Bead May Cse Both
Steam and Electricity.
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A RAYMOND EXCURSION.
Large Party Going Home From Cali
fnrniA-NeN York PuhIi.her

A large Rzyn0nd-W hltconb party arrived q.
the Rainier hoLel yesterday and viii remain IN
iii this morning. The members are as follows:
sr ana Mr.. g. J. ssrat:0n, Miss Florence G.
s'rait9n. Ars- II Z Downing and Miss L a.
Downing, 81 Concord; Mr.. and Mr. G. r
ana Ms :. W Davenport, NJ. and Mrs. James
-tnith. NJ and Ms J. =. Woodbury., Mr. and
MIS-. = II Learned. H. II Learned W L. Mitch
ell, Z p Bond, Henry c Lyons J. Il Fa-rer
ana George Z. 9iic0lds. q Bos;oa: NJ znd
MIS-. sanford Winter. % Braekto-: NJ and NJ,
lawrence Abbott. of New YORK: NJ and NJ W
h. Noolwogth, OF Niagara Fails. slr and Mr.
{! W. -ATery, OF East WG-ehsm, Mas. Mr.
D Ray. o. Duluth; NJ and NJ. Henry Uiuse Of
Jersey city; NJ and Mr.. samuel Boot snd Mss
Baker, % springfield. Mass; NJ. and Mr. 4 r.
bgteo. % Portland, Ne. and Hr and Ms John
A Dunn. OF Gardner. Mass
They cane 10 California BY different -or,as
sud 81 different tines but ali return 20 the Fss.
together over the Northern Pacific Today the-
90 - Ftctofis, and return 70 Tacoma 70 srerd
sunday. The fnost distinguished member o.
the party i Lawrence Abbott Of New York.
president Of the cs-tStiGR Union Publishing
company lie il q grandson o. jacob sbt,o.,
whose kolio books and other stories for chiIH-an
were the delight Of boys and girls q generation
sEo HIS father. Rev lyman Abbott. one Of the
best known clerZyTasn q the United states Sue
eeetei Hev Henry Ward Beeeher A. ussto- a,
the famous Plymouth church of BROOKLYN. NJ
Ao0ots himself was graduated from arahe-x,
college IN ISL AMI after several vca-, Of exne-i
euee u daily and weekly uexspaper work-r.,.
a u IA san Francisco-he toak his u-ss.srt r.,st
ton IS publisher Of the CA-assiaa Union This
paper was founded ~ Henry Ward Beeehey
ard Rev. Lyman Abbott IS now TIE eaito-..r,
chiCL
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sac rEAscIscoas sEcosD EoAp.
Plans 81 the Projections Of tie Line 70
salt Lake.

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