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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

vAPOREs que Sc esperan.-EI esPanoI : A1@'
~, one deb6 salir el 10 del corriente de Liver,
POOL 20 via Espaa, con deatinO 5steEl esp"oI mol
@ Saurnisa directo de Liverpool saldr@ el "a de del
preaento para aqu1-El espaol J'sG de riara la aa-
bans esoaas egaTa a. del oten@o sl%o 81 aa6 G@ 81 del
1FIea Tl aana6ol 10 1ao ha debido sar de uno de los
nuertos de- la Peninsula el 2l del corrente con
9est,no este-El espanol Miguel n. P''''Itos sa
li6 eI % de Canarias con destino este puerto .-
RI esna6ol N4ceto saldrA de Liverpool d1recto pa
"a este puerto el del entrante octubrs v.nores
Noma Publicamos entradas d1arlas oe EapU, p
" 6s+as tenen lugar antes de LAS CUATRo DE IA
NE hora en- que empieza compag1narse LA OoffA0'
DENCIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Nuestro estimado colega El Co16" de Ca
vey anuncia en- su edicl6n del Is que Sc retira
del estadlo de la prensa periodical. Lo sentmos de
todas veras.
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Fros , oigarrillos dc Ia maroa Pprssgds de Ia Ha-
100000

BlLLETES DE MADRID de la Loterfa de
Navldad que SO celebrar4 el dia % de Diciembre
los venden muy baratos F. Font Hsrmano.-
Ianca 6, Esquina la de la Fortaleza. Dbre. 22A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

co,itaI ! bocoyes azdcar San Jose, marca NJ
RIS3.32 comprados por Lopez Villamil Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

En- la Fotograffa de don Feiciano Alfonso
San Francisco n1mero 42, Sc conservan todos los
negatives tomados en- su excursion Dor los pue.
bios de Arecibo, Utuado y Aguadilla, pudiendo
los lnteresados hacer pedidos de copias con las
VentaJas descuentos que ofrecfa dicho senior en-
sus programs, hasta el dia 20 de Diciembre del
corriente aho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Dicen de Cabo,.rojo que hace mas de dos
amos que no Sc reune en- serio aquelAyuntam1en
to- Los concejales no asisten las seslones casl
nunca.
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Dice I'm colepa de Ponce:

~ Dice un colega de Ponce: -
~" Ha sido secuestrada por orden del senor
Juez de instruction, la hoja suelta que con el
tftulo de E'e Borjnqwen pueblo, publicara ell
i6ven escr1tor don Tomas Carrl6n, de Juana-Diaz.
Celebraremos que el senior Carri6n salga bien del
o en- que Sc ha metido."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Ell dia 80 de los corrientes SO celebraran en-
Cabo-Roie solemnes honras fdnebres en- memo
ria del que fu6 nuestro malogrado amigo doctor
don Angel Franco Ortiz. I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

:. La creciente protection que dispense ell pd-
ohco al acreditado AEcohoLado GateH es una
Prueba evidente de sus buenas propiedades. Ca
da botella lleva la frma de su inventor para evi-
tar las falsifcaciones VGndese en- casi todas las
boticas de la Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Don Ezequiel Cruz, vecino de la Carolina, ha
tornado la bondad, que le agradecemos, de en-
viarnos Is centavos para ayudar los empenos
que pueda tener LA CORRESPONDENCE con los
tribunales de iusticia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

81 con piperfa importada de cognac opera
rios traldos del mismo sitio, SO emplea en- vez de
Vlnos noJos alcohol industrial, vinos generosos
andaluces Ique resultara2 Resultar4 ell meior cog
nae del mundo 6 sea Ell cognac .Jinpsnes ianotie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Compre usted de los establecimientos de M
Roman ' ca Cruz 80, barniz negro caoba
blanco naquinas para hacer helados, tostado-
res molinos para cafe, lamparas de todas classes
cuanto necesite usted en- los ramos de qulncalla
ferreterla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

No divide usted que los senores P1za Her,
,o,,os Gov, los hnicos agentes en- Puerto Rico del
fanoso vino de mesa Cepa Medoc de Alicante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

so do este mes. Los ejercicios seran 81 Santo
Rosario, novena, platica, gozos salve. 81 dia
de Octubre, festividad de la patrona de la
~uia, las siete de Ia manana Sc cantara una
$ ~ne ell sermon 10 predicara el senior
parro4 narroqu1a Comulgaran en- esta
misa solen4- Maria de Cathedral.
Cura de dicha 1a ezra insono,tablo al
rnisa las Hiias de ~+oro do son+,.roo
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Nos dicen de Y-auco:

"Fafece que no Sc cOnhrman los rumores de
Sc hizo eco esa prensa acerca de que en- ests
o,,a "idad Sc pensara en- declarar hiio adop
Municip~ '1o ~ o@irl, oanoole aoemas su
two don t.. 1nI1Pa!' I'm Ia session del sa
nomhra 4 Ia ca1le 0agidor don Antonio Ne
hado (averl ouiso el l.. lon al efecto; pero el
oroni nresentar una propos1s. l." de esos rasgos
alcalde don Jaime Catala, con I'm. ~ruto, dlJo
her6icos que 10 ponen al nivel de I'm A. >fere'
que no odnoatto Ia instancia dejando los
sados en- esta con un palmo de narices, Segdn
SO murmura, todo ellie del antagonismo
existente entire dicho alcalde y secretario Sc
nor Cordero, alma este de aquella idea y redactor
de la moci6n desairada. Con 81 motive de tai
suceso que puede conslderarse grave para Ell Sc
nor Catala, Sc encrespa mas mas la inmensa
ola del disgusto reinante entire los correligiona-
rios del vaente alcalde, cuyos talentos reconoci-
dos 10 han Ievado hasta Ell extreme de conquls-
tarse las antipatfas de tirios y troyanos. Els el
senor Catala uno de alcaldes que a cambio
de las dotes necesarias para Ell gobierno de un
pueblo posee sublimes emteresas. De ah1 por que
no Sc deja arrastrar por ell cabestro para postrar.
Sc reverente ante la idolatr1a del sefor barri,
cuyas bondades debe el pueblo que inpnerecida-
mente ocupa. Me prome-o o darle amplios deta-
lies de cuanto ocurra, hablar muy claro muy
alto - I'm 2nc0ndaCgOuaLn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28
Nos escriben de A6asco:

1Do enhorabuena esta nuestro t@rm1no Mu
;o;no1 ron las acertadIsimas dlspos1clones de su
5iona Jnnta local de Sanidad, pres1dlda pof el
o1ca1de seflor del Vale, aprobadas por el 1lusGfe
Avuntamiento, que con la premura feq0eEloa Id Il:
+onado los acuerdos siguientes, que son cumpn-
80 1,or n7estra ceosa autoridad local, que en- Ell
dia dc aver en- union de otros vocales ha glrado
,ro vista domiciliaria, que ha dado los resulta-
As one se esperaban de este quito veclndarlo'
I o Cnmpli1n1ento exacto de todas las medoas
bioi6nicas dictadas por el Goblerno. ~ L1mPle,
"a de puentes, alcantarlLlas zanJas 1nmeoiaCas a
70 nohlaci6n. 3.s Publication de medldas NJ
o;6picas 40 Designation de sitios en- La pobla-
~ " harrios del campo para el cementerlo de
oo11r;cos So Propuesta al Ayuntam1ento para
fTo,,1ar I'M rresupuesto extraordlnarlo por 6,OOO
,2o.oe nara los gastos que puedan orlglnarse, y
cnvo documento ha sido aprobado por el Ayunta-
1niento para utilzarlo en- case necesar1o.
Agradecemos al amigo que la suscribe la 81,
guiente carta: ,ooo oD
4Ponce. "a de Septiembre de l892.-Sr Don
Ramon B. L6pez.-Puerto-R1co.- Sr. nlo
nnoioo. Acabo de leer en- LA CORRESPONDENCE
o. 11or one no ha encontrado Vd. constanclas
osc;olos de- Ia fecha en- que SO present6 Ell colera
~oorho an Naguabo ell ano 1855; y como recuerdo
1;o oonellos aciagos dlas en- que mi pueblo adop-
two. Caguas, mis- amigos y mi fam1lla mlsma, oe-
rranoaron tan amargas lagrlmas voy satls1acer
10 curiosidad de Vd. El primer case de colera
oc,1rri6 en- Naguabo ell dia 81 de Noviembre, y
al segundo en- C4guas ell II del mismo mes en- an
vecino de Bairea barrio rural que descansa en- las
o.+;ontas de la cordillera de montanas que CORE
d9d1.ron de N E. ssegarebn S ds que a de Naguabo nb
eatado eet en- San Thomas, punto infestado, logrd
Te@resar se~ su casa burlando la vigancia Santa
ris; respeoto del rlpid0 oontago odg1as dD@ H.
oondgur%6n especial de los ds o Ben:g de
@ t;enda casi sin interruption hasta el espl@ndid'
SseV 1s1le en- @ O. Sc asienta Caguas Sea esta otEa
causa es 10 corto que el c6lera Sc desarrol6 ar
tes en- Clguas que en- Nagaabo, con tai intens M IS,
dod ana del I al de Diciembre alcanzo su pF
rfodo algido En- esos dossdias u enterrar l. LIZ !,
1l5 cadaveres todos del .poblado pues caoa q !
rrio rural habia habilltado un cementerlo.
ndmero de atacados en- amoos dlas execute eho : :
400 ]; IA mernoria no me engana: 20 estaDa g
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Recortamos de EI Sens0n0Tao O0"teTcE08 Ue
Guayama: ;,
segdn una correspondence de Arecibo
que publica Soacho PG7eSG de Utuado, parece
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

El dia Is del corriente ingreso en- esta carcel
e individuo Juan Jose Alvarez por 1nlnrl@S y
salieron en- Hbertad Juan Pehalver Benltez y
Faustino Vega de JESUS. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28
Dicen que esta manal

Dicen que esta manal- nue iban re-
hedor que SO sentla en- la carre- ,ns de al.
& consecuencia de los excrementos
qando los carros que botaban los residu>
ounas letrinas de Ia Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28
ALMACEN DE MUSICA
RiVGpaS del LlODPGgat

Hz1sTETA SUPERIOR. Don Francisco Fernandez
ha sido nombrado agente esta Ia para Ia venta
eIa MISTELA RIVERAS DEL LLOBREGAI que hemos
10 encontrado superior. Pronto publicaremos el
ansis oimco que haga este Laboratoro Municipal
Diriianse lospeddos consultas al dcho Don TGgSco FER
1,0mSez J6ncoS. RIo-PIEDRAs. NDre 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Cerecedo Hermanos c. son los agentes
generates en- esta Isla de los renombrados ciga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Donde come la gente de buen paladar Ell
p,orto Rico. es en- ell restaurant La Cotoldno de
Fontanillas, calle de San Francisco ndmero So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

En- Cabo-rojo, Sc trata de fundar una soc1e-
dad que Sc titulara Centric de DetoUsstns de Ca6o-
rojo.-Trata tambien de fundarse un peri6d1co
en- el referido simpatico pueblo-La junta de Sa-
nidad local Sc ha reunido tornado 1nteresantes
acuerdos que 81 Sc cumplen, resultaran en- bene6-
clio General. Bien necesta aquA pueblo que Sc
atienda un POGO mas su hygiene pdblica compile
tamente abandonada. Lo reclama la convenien'
cia del vecindario hasta la civilization del sglo
en- Que vivimOs
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Sc VGldo CD PuGrta de TiGTra

Una magnffca fnca recien construida en- uno de
los mejores sltlos. Produce al rededor del uno
medic por ciento puede producer Ell dos por
ciento. Para informes barberfa La Rsjuvsnece~
dora, frente al seflor Garden. 8-3
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VARIEDADES

Cerecedo Hermanos c." acaban de recibir
pastas italianas superiores, amargo lejlt1mo de
Angostura, frutas del pals conservadas en- latas
mueva estaci6nl vino de Malaga, especial para
eenfermos otra porci6n de renglones selectos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Los apreciabIes senores don Manuel Montal-
vo Colberg, D, Aracelio Silva, don Ezequiel Gar
cia don Alexandra Lopez don Jose A. Marquee,
comerciantes; don Pascual Jordan, don Lucas
Muniz. don Juan E. Silvestrf todcs de Cabo
roio han tenido la atenci6n de felicitar calurosa
mente LA CORRESPONDENCE, por eonducto de
su agente, con motive de su campana contra las
Tarifas Agradecemos much1simo la cortes1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28
DEsPUEs DE ALGUNOs ANos de nres.

DNoT . Eo DE ALGUNOS AMOS de pres
crib. la Emulsion de Scott la estima como de las
mas eficaees.
MedeHllin, Antioqufa, Octubre Is, 1888.
Ell infrascrIto m6dico cirujano certifca que
desde hace algunoS aflos emplea con buen exito
en- su clinica particular la Emulsion de Scott por
10 cual estima dicho medicamento de los mas eff
CAGES, especlalmente para ciertas intermediates
de los nihos-Tomeds Qusvedo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

No hay quien dude va en- toda la Isla de
Puerto Rico, que ell mejor vino que Sc lmporta de
Espana la Isla, es ell de Logrono, puro de las
bodegas de Ang guciana, que venden sobrino de
Luina O..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-28

Nos escriben de Caguas que ell % volvi6
reunirse la Junta de Sanidad tomando acuerdos
importantes. Desde entonces Sc estan praetlcan-
do diario las visitas domiciliarias. Acordo la
Junta que el Ayuntamiento repalta cal gratis pa
ra que los pobres aseen las letrinas de casas;
buscar una casa prop6sito para habilitarla como
hospital; desyerbar la plaza podar los arboles
que hay en- ella-Nuestro corresponsal Sc queja
de que hay en- Ell pueblo demasiados arbolcs; de
que pululan muchos cabros por las GALES y de
O. no SO han hecho sacar las cuadras fuera del po-
blado. Las Hermanas del Carmen las HlJas
de Maria tratan de hacer una fiesta solemne en-
honor de la Virgen del Rosario para que hbre
del c6lera nuestra lsla.
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Braulio Galvan, r1255soH rn$So'

orece ss servcios cale SanFD ancisco num- 80 (Pla
Z1ea de Santiago lecciones domcio prectos con-
yencionales.
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Sc ALQUILAN
muy los altos de la nmero SO de la cae de
Tetuan entrada Ia muralla Son muy espaciosos
yentilados tienen balloon vista al hermosa
azotea Para Ell ause drse al escritoro de Cabanas,
calle de San Francisco numero 63. 1913
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-02
SLOW WORK AT DIsCHAReINe.

Whaleback's Poor Facilities for Unload
ing Coal Causes Delay.
The longshoremen have quite time
discharging the $50 tons of Cumberland
coal from the whaleback. There are
about q dozen of them at work discharg-
ing here, and, as result of yesterday 3
work, less than two carloads were dis
charged. This was not the fault of the
workmen, however, but was due to the
miserable arrangements on board of the
We ssel for discharging her.
The ballast tubs used were bushel bask-
cts of wicker make, and these, filed with
coal. were as much as the wenches could
raise. The booms were too short and tn e
first attempts made resulted in dumping
the coal into the water. Then pieces
were spliced to the ends of the booms to
reach out over the cars, but even that did
not prevent an occasional basket
from taking an extra swing and landing
its contents clear on the opposite side of
the car or coming back too far and letting
1t into the water. The baskets soon be-
came broken by coming in contact with
the edge Of the hatch when being raised
and scattered coal in all directions as they
swayed backward and forward All day q
crowd stood around the wharf laughing at
some of the amusing incidents which took
place. Later in the evening half barrels
were secured in place of the baskets and
things went little better.
Captain O'Brien was greatly annoyed
over the matter, but was powerless to
make any improvement.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-02
1T WAS A FATAL DRBAUCH.
Logger Falls Down Stairs and Dies
in Saloon.

James Mclnnis, a logger, was found
S =, IN the Wyoming saloon, corner of
iesler avenue and South Third street,
scout o'clock Yesterday morning.
Acinnls came 10 the city Friday. and
saturday night he was drinking. He was
~ me Wyoming saloon about 10 O'Clock
s''a treated the crowd four times, drinking
.eef himself, and paid 81. the amount of
we Dill. He left his vallse there, being
acquainted with Chris Hanson, one of the
i'opnetors. He then went out, but re-
turned about 6 O'Clock in the morning. and
- ne was descending the steps, the saloon
ENG situated in the basement, he fell.
ieWas very drunk and but little attention
was paid 10 his falling. He was helped mp
" Hansen and advised TO lay down on
mattress behind A short lunch counter,
shich stood in the front end of the saloon.
ne staggered over to the mattress and
uisew himself down on il, but did not
ooshplain OF being hurt. A police officer,
VINO had been attracted 10 the saloon by
we oommotion. thought nothing of the
matter and went away after the fellow had
lain down,
nat little attention was paid to him aft
inward. SOren Jensen. the other partner
"a the saloon, looked at him two or three
s''iss Sunday. but he appeared 10 be
eeping soundly, and was not disturbed.
ou1 when Jensen returned TO take his day
sa'eh about O'clock yesterday morning.
NC saousai the fellow had been sleeping .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-02
Railroad and Corporation Notes.

F. P. Harlow, local agent OF the Northern
Pacific Express Company, returned last night
from Port Townsend.
Charles 5. Fee, general passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, viii return
today from trip to Alaska.
b. f. Bush, superintendent OF the Oregon
Improvement Company, went to Gilman yester
day on business for the company.
The water front work of the Seattle Mon
tana road is progressing rapidly. The contract
for work on the grading of terminal grounds las
not yet been let.
Yesterday the Seattle Consolidated road
inaugurated the scent fare through to Green
Lake 1t VIII be continued for several months
q an experiment
Noah Armstrong, president OF the Seattle
Transfer Company, left for st. Paul last night
and Charles Armstrong, manager OF the same
company, left on the same train for Butte and
other Montana points.
The board OF directors of the Seattle Consoli-
dated Electric Railway Company held meeting
yesterday at the office of the l. II. Griffith
Realty and Banking Company and transacted
lot OF routine business
The Northwestern line has put on buffet smok-
ing and library ears between Chicago and ST.
Paul of q very handsome design. The cars are
supplied with fife library The Company has
gotten out some very fine reading matter of late.
Wesley Wilson, manager OF the Seattle Coal and
Iron Company. attended by Lieutenant Good W in
of the United states army. went TO Gilman yes
terday to procure samples OF coal to be forwarded
for test purposes TO the ordnance department
of the United states army. They returned last
night
On August "A the Anna Fl. Smith. out from
Philadelphia, is due here with 100 tons of steel
rails for the Monte Crsto road. They will be
forwarded over the Northern Pacific 10 the
nearest construction point and thence strung
along the line. The work is being pushed with
all possible speed.
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remarkably long time. having been ,,.,.
!ass s"enty-four hours. He went over To
arouse him and give him a drink and
found him dead. anu
us, ue oooy was taken to Bonney 4 Stew.
Undertaking rooms, where Coroner
oi.on neid an autopsy yesterday. There
was no evidence of death having been
Sc" oy any injury sustained in the
ian' out the indications were that
was due to alcoholism. M
inquest was deemed necessary. No
money was found on him. but hi.
pocketbooks were found in the side mock.
e's OF MS coat, empty. One trouser,,
peAet nao been cut and everything
seemed to indicate that his pockets had
oeen gone through. But Hansen saws he
In his saloon. --.'A
Mclnnis was about 45 years of age and
"eighed about 200 pounds. He had been
employed in Kinks logging camp on
oqua"k slough and there was some money
coming to him. His wife died some time
ago. leaving two children. who are now in
Tacoma. 1t is said he had been over to
Tacoma to see the children lust before
starting on his fatal debauch. g. w
crane says he worked in his logging camn
TWO years ago as head faller and was a
splendid worker when he kept sober. No
arrangements have yet been made for the
funeral
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-02
Wants the Loan Back.

josephine Vance brought suit yesterday
in the superior court to recover damages
from W. r. Bentley, David C. Marver and
Ida L. Marver, who she claims have Sc
cured loan of $500 from her on false
representations. She alleges that last
February the defendants gave their note
for the amount loaned, and in order to Sc
cure it gave mortgage on property which
they represented to be worth over $500.
Recently she has discovered that its real
value is not more than $50. Upon learning
this she rendered them back the note and
mortgage and demanded the return of the
800, but they refused to give it to her.
She asks for $50 damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-02
Slaughter Boys Sent to jail.

Jonn Day, Frank Day. Frank Kennedy
ana George Wilson, of Slaughter, and all
boys, were arraigned before Justice Won
iooei yesterday upon q charge of petty
larceny. They were accused of entering q
notei at Slaughter and stealing some
clothing. The boys were declared guilty,
and were each fined SIS and costs. In de-
fault OF payment they were committed to
the county Jail. Frank Day. who is only
IA years old, cried bitterly and pleaded to
be let of, and the justice finally COM
muted his sentence to one day in ialI.
and this morning he will be allowed to re.
turn home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-02
!. disputed LANDING.
piy.l transportation Compa-
MES Fight for Use Of a Wharf.
oves oLuMBIA RIVER TRAVEL.
-. Corporation Refuses to Let the
Other Land At tho Wharf at
uwaco-The Blottef.

m. oregon Short Line & Utah North
=, railway Company began proceedings
....erdsy in the United States court to re-
....;n the Iiwaco Railway Il Navigation
csurany from interfering with the land.
- II steamers owned by the plaintiff at q
-h.rf near Ilwaco on the Columbia river.
The defendant operates line of railroad
s.om Ilvaco to Shoalwater bay. This
..;l.sy begins at a point in the river and
.rr. fo- half a mile over trestle work be-
a.. Il reaches the shore. At the ou.er
.rd nj the trestle it maintains a wharf,
-here II operates the first station on its
In. This wharf is not connected with
re shore except by this trestle work.
the next station is at Ilwaco, which 10 q
mile distant. The line then runs near the
ccesn. passing number of summer cot
tases and hotels. and a great many per-
ans from Portland visit there.
The trestle spoken of is at the end of .
onbIic street of Ilwaco, and runs across
he tide fats belonging to the state of
Washington to a navigabie portion of the
river Passengers and freight can only be
AeIiyered at the first station spoken of by
boats. The plaintiff runs separate line
Of steamers from Portland to that point,
and has always landed at the point. On
July Is. however, SO the complaint all
leges defendants refused to allow the
steamer George Z. Starr to land there, and
il was compelled to go to another wharf,
which necessitated walk of q mile for
the passengers to Ilwaco, while the bag
gage and freight had to be transported at
an extra expense. Since then the plain
tfr's boats have not been allowed either to
deliver or receive passengers or freight at
the wharf at the end of the trestle, and
have been compelled to make use of an
other wharf to their great inconvenience
snd delay.
The plaintiff alleges that it is running
two boats between Portland and Ilwaco,
one of which, the T. ]. Potter, makes the
trip in two hours less time than any other
boat on the route. and consequently COM
mands large patronage. If, however, it
is not allowed to land at the wharf lying
out in the river, its business will be ruined.
The court is asked to restrain the de-
fendant from interfering with the landing
Of the plaintiffs boats. Judge Hanford
issued an order on the defendant to show
cause, returnable on August 8.