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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-14
All LEaGUE MEETING.
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Rival Concerns tnit. and wui Insur.
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quarters Nil be Ia CbIeazo
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against loss On tie railroads. Baggage inaem.
nifty ueksts slli ts pat on sale e. tlcEs, oaless,
and Ia rsss u the lass ~ baggage tie con psHy
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value from TIE railroad company u ii has teen
Lost BY IBIS system tie Wearisgfne sud cost ,
litigation for recovery Of damages for Toe. o,
baggage VIII he tsken q tie passsagrr.'
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SHOT HIMSELF DEAD.
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StranZ From Poverty.
FAILURE CAUSED MELANCHOLY.
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SIGN OF GOOD CREDIT.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-14

tiTug Hornet weat Up IL. DuwMal,h after I.
scos Of bricE.
Steamship Urnaiiils takes her cargo of coal
ffom Nsuaima this typ.
steamer C.ty OF Topsks arrived in yesterday
aud proceeded 70 Tacoma
NeAtaef iOrec2s; Tor twenty-iour hours from
O'Clock last night; For Oregon aad Washing
ton. Rsia. except generally fair.
Steamer Rapid Trgusi; took a steam shovel
from Tacoma 10 Victoria aud then goes 20
Cauckaaag Tor Il load OF stone for Por. Gardner.
Captain Harding last saniay launched the
hui Of Ais new tag boat a.ch he ia building on
salmon bay. she viii &c ialF-siEed hoa; and
have Kio engines.
The hgig Of steam lauach which has heea
huili a. Lakes ship yard ol salmon bay for W
J, elise, was launched yesterday. and viii b
brought around 10 have tie machinery put in
here.
II WAS ruu0re1 yesterday that the bark Oak.
land was scixat again, TIE claim against har
was made By 4 Japanese ecok, who alleged that
the vessel owed him sid0. sae is lying of sal.
mon bay loading lumber i1r san Francisco
Is you- blood poors Take IL scHAN's FIILs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-14
arp.al. of Canadian Tug Owners.

SAN FRANCISCO. April lS-rwo cases in which
English tugleats have been hned Tor towing
vessels in American waters were argued and
submitted in the circuit court Of appeals today.
The British team tug Pilot WAS seissd on May s,
1901, on Puget sound by the collector
of customs because she WAS engaged
I'm towing the ship Valley Forge to
Port Angeles, which is an American port
fiue OF seis WAS imposed, and this the owners
of the tug refused to pay. The case was tried
by United states District Judge {. II. HSntord,
who gave judgment against tie Pilot. snd 1t IS
from that Judgment that the appeal Is Row
pending. TIE second case Is similar. Hconcerns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-14
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Seattle Nan and His Son Ad-ifs On n
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TO RECOVER rnK LOST RAILS.
Divers Going 10 Deception Psss After
the Britain's Cargo.

Captain Brennan has gone to Deception r,sss
accompanied by diver. o. locate 80 tons Of
railroad iron belong ~ ~ thu seattle ( S,.th.
ern. which was lost 81 the steamer C. Britain
about two years ago, Captain Brennan was
pilat on the Rsittsin 81 the tine. The boat wss
loaded with 90 tons Of the iroa all lyiur On her
deck she went through the pass On afslllnv
tide. and As she cane out At high rate Of speed
she struck against the rocks and carcsaed As
she came back che rolled Amost ca1aulsielv
over on the other side ana the iron sid or
This was the oaly thing tia; saved her from
going over. There was Some talk OF the railroad
company holding the boat responsible for the
loss but old seamen claim this could not - done
~ Holland has taken the contract Of raising
the iron at a certain rate per ton He thinks il
can be raised without much d!ffcuity in low
water
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-14

ElLssToS, Mont, Ap.u I3-tspeclal North
ern Pacific train No. has tia following pas
sengees.
\ sEl!th' 4 helsuore. J. Russell J. seho-
berg, l. Warner " Moore. \ EssSiu NJ
IA0mpson. J. Richardson, p p Reilly, \
smith. y. Johnson. A T. Langdou j Hsrnilro1
!. Johnson. and tosty secoud-ciSss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-14

B. 2 DsY has p;ss=ase1 he Fremont school
with tae Tag p0.s T1eEz VII oe pzhllc
ceremony when u Sc -zise1
Ma Alice Garter hss recovered frou her IL
ness, and Il bzek a. Ter 1ztle. II tie Fremont.
schcoL
Professor ?. c Rieasrdsoa. q the Central
school. has recovered t,or- his resent illness
The ei.atA grade ,ssess-. net yes.er1zy, and
the GitA grade .zse;s today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-14

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Ezan1av Horse greak, ~. Week.

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Afro-Anerfean League oneers

A. IA anna meeting la.s evening ire STATE
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e.7ee-z- Pr=z-ds1s. = g 5zleE, Of Fra1kLiz
t-z- viee-P-sz5tzz-. I Z Walker, Of Seattle:
sseo11 T1ee- Prss51s1rr . T. Warrington, Of
spoxzcs. sEz-- slee-p-sz-1e1-, Winston Carter
q E92lT1, secretary, F-azk Eilson- OF Spokane;
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The haandy Thursday service az 81. Marx.
Episcopal church VII be held thl. evening a,
80 clock. Bishop Paddock will be present
bis nrst appearance In this city since the severe
accident with which he met at Fairhaven. The
p.shop VIII confirm class OF thirty.
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The morning call., 1892-08-14

sham fight commenced the stampede OF the
teams was sight TO witness
The march was headed by the First In,
fautry, u. S. A., who came on ia oeautllul
style moving as one man, with d Steadlness
that az once commended itself to notice.
They were formed in two batIali0ns OF four
cotnnanies each Next came the United
states marines, almost equally solid in
aspect. and then the Naval Battalion.
The First Infantry u. S. A., after pass
and proceeded directly toward the Russell
ranch. at the northeast angle of the parade
ground, where they presently disappeared
among the trees. They were the leading
regiment of the flank attack of the Third
Brigade.
all composed OF National Guardsmen, fol-
lowed with good steady swing. aud in 10
minutes the last man had disappeared In
the same direction as the regulars.
Now came on the Second Brigade under
General Dickinson. woo had been entrusted
with the defense of Tripe Hill. The men
followed the same general direction as the
fianking form. but on arriving at the Rus
sell House made a sharp turn TO the left
and assembled the right slope of the HILL
Scores of men slipped and rolled over as
they made their way over the dry grass.
which was almost as slippery as polished
marble. Arrived at the crest. General Dick
inson promptly sent forward q skirnlsh
liue 200 strong to the picket fence, and post
ing his reserve on the other side of the
slope calmly awaited developments.
The view over the parade ground from
the elevated position occupied by THE
CALL correspondent was particularly fine
Far away were the hills of Monterey
County. then the blue waters of the bay,
still nearer the spire of Holy Cross Church
and the ridge on which it stands, on each
side range OF green hills and right in
The morning call., 1892-08-14

on the spot. 1t took the pair full hour to
restore young Andrews to life.
1ee'eInays camp muster was 1896 OF all
ian iahks, ., not including the Naval Battalion
adiu anna ehe regulars, so that there were nearly
"OYv ~ lhen On the ground.
uofeT1or Markham held reception this
tesening from till 10 o'clock, during which
% ne sooK me opportunity IF presenting the
cnaG,npion marksman's badge of tne State
sec'9 90 0o,9nel @ ,. ). Kellogg of Oakland and the
second prize to Captain Hunter
neii Tue c0lors were lowered from the
Hassian this evening at supdown Camn
Co.um0us was virtually a thing of the nast
iafRe proportion of the me n will slasn
under canvas tonight, but the disciniins
VIII be somewhat relaxed and general
troilc VIII be held In the trnts nm to ta,,ao
Sentries Will be posted aud the proyost mo-
shal VIII make his rounds as usual. mt hv
~ Clock of tomorrow morning the tente
VIII be struck and there will De nothing ,sft
on TIE held To mark what has been excent
The little encampment of the regulars near
the tannery i
IL has been one OF the most successful
ana instructive eneamplnents, and tberefis
an ABIDING conviction in the minds Of ali
mat tue Legislature will make an appro-
The morning call., 1892-08-14
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Meeting Of the National Republican E1eeu.
tive Committee in New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-A meeting of the
National Republican Executive Committee
was held today. The members present
were: Chairman Carter, Secretary Nc
Cemas, General ClarksOn, w. j. Campbell
oil Illinois and n. c. Kerens of St Louis.
Matters concerning New York politics were
taken up, and Chairman Hackett of the
State Committee and Chairman Patterson
OF the County Committee were in consuta-
tation with the committee. 1t is said the
Alabama question was also taken up.
Between 200 and 800 callers appear at the
Republican headquarters every day. Most
oil them are impelied solely by desire to
shusiy themselves that the campaign ma
cnlnery has already started. They go away
WIN no doubt on that score. Chairman
carter declares he Is perfectly satisfied with
the state OF the work at present
Ia regard 10 the rumored reception Of the
PRESIDENT In Madison-square Garden when
ms visits New York, Chairman Carter says
no one mas talked the matter over with him.
LOON LAKE, y. Y, Aug. 13-An AsSo-
ciated Press correspondent called upon
Lieutenant Parker to-day and asked him
concerning the report that President Har-
rls0n would take the stump In the North
west. He replied: "The President has
made no such plan. Mr. Harrison is now
working on his letter of acceptance and it
VIII be ready in g day or So"
NEsTFIELD, \. j., Aug 13.-The Re-
pnblicans OF this section opened their new
wigwam tonight with q monster ratifica-
tion meeting. The principal speaker of the
evening was Colonel Robert L. Frazer of
Michigan. After he had concluded Chair
man Godding read letters from President
Harrison and Hon. Whitelaw Reid.