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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07


- Lost 0ooa of Ptloe.
49, mnpford, Of the Unissd states district
,sert yussssdsy handed down decision In the
sesiesIsy 49, Of J. II. Lane VI steamer A. X.
Rsksnson. which II Of considssstse importance
hrx ovssn ana also 10 mill nsn- TIE fall
-, & sne 1scsslsa 10 - follow:
Tab . sa.. ss res By ). H. Lane against the
Sssoss 4 T. Robinson % recover the value OF
- Sis fafs Of piles last while bslng sowsd by
n, lnsss vas contact 70 tow s.safs IT piles
- bfpsn's tAy 20 seattle: that the steamer
- ~ osid saft. and that more than one hal {
asN palss thai were In the raft when e started.
a0eeeed therefrom ana were Lost during the
sneSgs, ass fsets In shts casa The claim Of the
sDEasnt agsinst the tug tof damages 10 based
moeu charge that, By hsuting too suddenly at
6esnse. aud ~ runniu4 TOO rapidly. and By
AurtafsSg u cfoss Puget sound when the
vessess vas fhfessenins. and BY failure Of the
SAnsd toward his destination after hssng
ssEsn, " . strong wind and ehoppy seq.
Intsa1 OF changing his course aud run
13ss for sheltsf, The Ices WAS csused
" nsxsigeaes or want OF care. and
lbss e. sustain this charge 10 either Of the par
srSiAfs mentioned By . fair pssponderaucs Of
~ sv!dsnee the lsbcisnt Asa failed. The proof
" got snf,cicnf to show with any degree OF
sneospess the real cause Of sae loss
Inc authorities which ] have consulted 70.
Ms, the rug does not become cnasgeabIe with
- liability OF common carrier. SIZE only an
EAxee 70 exercise ordinary cara aud sktii in
yEsesuiug ths servica Proof OF Q lose dOes not
$3.50 presumption Of negiissaes OF want Of
@ts4eU care AID skili. 20 - TO sntit.s the In
ers.savs evidence Webb. II Wall. so6 The
y mi y dismissed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07
HING FOR SALARY.
1tice Humphrey Mandamuses
Auditor TwichelL
MAJ LOST BOOM OF PILES.
s-ars nssssra Bales That Lsss DsA
- $780, xsgIsgeuee-HsasswessA
49, negIesa Lssd Case.

.-rs. = - fsnrs Burs !. Humphrey hisd .
- 1. - superior eoars Yesterday lor
- u rsslsnns compelling County Auditor
: : fv,eKSai 70 pay 70 tae petitioner his last
.ss~.s,. ..lerv a sussaee oi tie peace, % shov
- - 10 sssusai TIE petisioa recisss fsst
- ssrlssues on the lest day OF Juns turned
-. = ths county trsassus al Of the ICES b
- ss;,Sessd sos shss month. together Win al
srss - rot previously secossss6 for, snoosf-
- 4. Al "a st,i 81 aud ssesivsd ne tressusess
- s fas tina: asssuas. On July shs day on
ea1ts his ssiasy bscams dns. y soot the ~
so 20 the auditor and demanded . warrant
isstaxN. the full saeust 81 tas salary.
ms auditor refused - tsus tss wssfanf.
s,ss,nv thst sosssee Of shs psscs 10 entitled 10
IS ,s.i sslary sasy sAsa The fees OF his once
sHu.s tas srsosDt ss the salary. and that In
cas- inc fees % sss ssusi tie saisry tbs iseum-
bsss ms.ss - sssss6ss With the Ices. however
.nsa. ypdes LsaeIsy gvanssd . viii Of alter
sertss rpssSsnus sud viii hsas the sssusn st 10
sfe3sxrk tails m0sn!ug.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07
DziLgr WANTS A NEW TRIAL.
~ Attorney Clat@s Thst Coomhe Di,
Net See the Fatal Fisht.

~ Attorney Claims Thst Coomhs Did
Net See the Fatal Fight.
tsmes ". Baiey. the negro who wss recently
oav.etsd Of murder Ia the second degree for
Wlne John Downie. another negro. 81 New
assis Nay n, yesterday died his motion for .
nv Trial.
- claims the usual errors Of law and Illegal
* the verdict. but the motion rests prineI.
~ upon the sfaidavis OF Bailsy's attorney,
We masss oath that he has siucs the trial dis.
evssed evidence to prove that Anthony Coomhs.
esst Ne principal Witnesses for the prosscu-
~. vss not at any time present ss the light he.
MA bailey aud Downie, In which the latter
sssAsAiiy shot By his antagonist
ssomhs testified at the thai that he had been
esssa in N separate the men by Mss. Daniel
Assan. In whose house the murder was com.
esseee. end that he attempted 70 do so. but had
hsise+ aud that. becoming con yincsd that Il was
~ safe LOT him 10 remain longer. no hsd left
~ ln4u still fighting in the Kitchen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07
The Circus


The Parade of washtufne's eiteas attracted a
large crowd tai. morning AID iacse y no saw II
wesc ss:sextsy dissppolnte.. 1ns parade Was
very srssitaele osc. and the Zig elephant thu
pa ~ eiephan. aud .he steam organ we're ais
here a notable feature VAS the excellent co..
lection OF horsea Tae animals we're all Ia
god e;assiion. and gave unsn:ssaSaess ssi-
;sace o. being well care. for. TIE perform aaee
fsew q ssrxe crowd this Afssraooa. and 10 viii
r.. rer<s.f~f this evening. This she's will posi-
lively exainit In seattle Tuesday and we:aes.
lar gpty n and ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

The Mayor Will Assume the En-
mine and Hold Court.
BOARD OF WORKS TO BE TRIED.
Wuss.'s cAarse = Ne Heard To-day
Wsses sseasa From sprinss-A
Polliag Rlaes Wrecked.

To-day af ioo'eioek Mayor Rcnaid viii cpen
court sor the purpose Of trying J. W. Wan Bsock.
lin. Jesss Cochran and J. u. Wolfe on various
eaargea- The citation is ~ follows:
You are hereby cited TO b Aad appear before
me at nay once ~ The city hall ia Seattle, ssa
day Of Jaly. 1898. then aad there TO aaswer the
change nov GA die In NY once against you, and
70 hear What may &c alleged in suprers thereof
show. Why you should not be removed frors
once f0e the matters therein alleged. A true
copy Of said charge 10 attached 70 Ia.s nouca
The charges are merely copy OF those pre-
fsrred By ". E Wilson. formerly supsria tend
eut OF the water works system.
Complaint was made 70 the beard by J. C
Redwa-d that . small house owned by him a
John and Willow streets had been broken into
and material taken out ana left lying on the
ground ever s.nce Superintendent Helms said
IL wAs . bod business; the building was q plain
board shack. and was entered on liss ~ . poll
ing place owned BY the city. The gang seat to
DIX IL mp for polling hai removed . quantity OF
doors, panelinR and sashes, Iar paper. nails,
etc. Another gang had been sent after election
to take down the railing, and suprosing tho ma
terial would be looked after by the owner had
LETT it There had no donbt been mistake
made. but the city owned several such booths,
and IL was . mistake which might Be easily
made. In reply to Mr.. Wolfe, Nj. Redward said
the doo.s and mo.dins were all spoiled. aud the
damage would b pretty close on 70 &5a He
could not get in - the doc: was nailed up after
election. Superintendent Helms was instructed
to make An estimate of the damage done.
Superintendent Calligan reported 70 the hoard
that he had been making inyestig atoms and
found that number OF tanks formerly owned
By the Spring Hin Company and now owned by
the city were being used by private parties, to
the cty's loss OF about 500 month. They are
fed BY spfinga.
Bids were opened for the grading Of Light.
Lewis, Williams and Sears streeta The con.
tract for Light street was awarded TO f T.
smart. and thar for Lewis TO l. A Bailey Those
for William and Sears were rejected. because the
bids were beyond one-haif the assessed vaiua-
ton Of the property. and because one of the con-
tractors put = condition In his bid that he would
not take either street unless he got both.
We keep only the best ready to wear clothing.
1t eli goeo at our sale tomorrow. Hyama. Pau
aOu 4 Co. SO. So. 604 Front street
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The SEATTLE Posr-NTEILMENCER, FRIDAY. July 4 rsss

ths roonss In Ciino 4 Dahcoek'a houss. ~
pulled cut ef - u 1assd ssass - Mr. cline.
bss - refuaed - 90 down seaizsI aaa ME Czins
peonp<iy thssv him down This awakened
him ana saved his life. All those sxceps the
harAer. M Cline says, via lmmedsa1ely rsSuild
sheir pzaoea.
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"Whass the sss IL trying - lay mp any.
thing argue many people q limited nsssnA
I'VE eaa a snoss only sAve . few dcaaars Z
noasa. aad what can you do with fsv dollar
III You pus them ia bank the dollars are moi
psrcspsoly larger as tie cad Of the year. -
What tadneenens Is there % econouiss and Try
aad ess On in the woesd.' And - Q result al
this logic they Vii, ecasiaas 10 live right up to
their incomes AID b poorss. IL anytAsag. as the
snd OF the year shaa they we're as the eom-
neaceneak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

pair OF Horses attached to q Queen City
laundry wagon ran away yesterday afternoon
on south Third street. and dashed wildly across
Yssler avenue into second street, while the
driver was in restaurant At the corner OF
James street heavy weight which was attached
70 the near horse changed their, course 40 that
the wagon struck telegraph pole and was over.
turned several men grabbed the horses, while
others rtghted the wagon. which fortunately
had not been injured to auy extent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

Prof. Soper. the balioonist. who has been
experimenting Nine. Laland's parachute
jumps at Leschi mark. laid his balloon
out to dry on the hillside on Wednss-
day night aud yesterday morning found
that some malicious person had poured vitriol
over the upper part OF II. burning mum Der Of
ANAL holes in the canvas He searched al
around for the bottle from which the vitriol
came, in tho hope OF tracing the euiprit. bu'
without succesa The balloon will be repaired
by Sunday. when Frank Clifford will make the
ascension In plaza OF Nine. Leland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07
Vial, From Canadian X. Of p.

The Knights OF Pythias OF British Columbia
expect to pay frasernai Wait to the Seattle
Kuig hts on July Is. Harmony Lodge, No. S, Of
this city. has tsxen the initiative and will issue
an invitation TO the other lodges OF tho city 10
send committees TO meet together at
Cas,ie hai, Frye block. on Monday next To
make detailed arrangements
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

Walter Bui,oas, while riding bicycle down
the Cedar street hiii near the courthouse on
Wednesday evening. vas ;hroSn headionx To
the ground and injured on tie head in two
places. from which olooi flowed freely. Friends
TOOK him lato house near By, where q young
woman dressed has woua1a The accident Wa
the outcome OF removing shs hraSe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07
MARROW ESCAPE FROM BURNING.
Exeiting Ineid suts OF the skykomish
Ftre-Ali viii Rsbuiid.

: Clsne, OF sky6oEisa. vss Ia the e.,s yesser,
;sy To sscure material fer rebuilding the Aose.
q Cline & Bsocoek. which wAs ces,raye. by Ere
Wednesday morning. tie fnaia fssss OF ~sieA
s~se published yesterdAy- Mr CsiGs savs ;ae
are started in sassl's eAshsT saop 81 the sss;
sns OF tse hloeK. asd the west v.ad caused ,as
asEacs to sweep taEoash She whole block. He
trough, the y hole towa woati asve burned Do,
for tie rala The cause OF tie Ire aaesr-
;Aan some considering il tie result OF careless
ar.s wtsh E-ewsrks ana esAsrs at IN oserasAsss.
ssoys n tae hath rooas
TIE sssIa q swo recpse. A csok en- aioyei ev
u is.sy s Campbell wss soend as.esp IL . sax
Aosss aess re aosel AID as dragged oa, q:
ted By Caayaes Ferry. fExak johnson. eas o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

The Pacific Navigation COMPANY has gained
control OF the steamer North Pseiae she in t<.
sns rcpsin,ei, restsed 1aa rei9rnishsd and
will ts operated on the outside Haatcom route
commencing July The state OF Warrington
will thea be operated on the Tacoma seattle
Everett roa,e. So schedule IN Sundays Posi-
iSrxtLIoRNcgR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

Chief OF Police Jackson received letter yes.
,erday from Georg, Weir, OF sc Z. & B. build
Ing, Rochester, N. Y. asking for information a
- The whereabouts OF his brother, Alexander
Weir. who was staying at the So Charles hotel
in this city about two years ago. suddenly his
letters ceased coming and his brother has NO,
been able to nud the smallest clue - % the
cnusa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

*W ga steer company Aecpo Lan0.
shs sui, brought by the West Coass Improve.
nesf Company against William Hainswosth
NJ ths seattle Iron and Steel Works Company
sainpei the execution OF "a instrument OF de.
hss&nee and tne reeonveyancs OF sevea blocks
siimsn Park addition aud other land. given
Subsidy tn the defendant covporstioa. wac
etaded yesterday by Judge Langley. who
asesod the complaint dismisssd. After assu-
nsht The Judge held that the parties were rspos.
* 9a'aSI confidence in each other when the
efsd to The iaad was executed and therefore
ussse was no equity Ia the plaintiffs com plant
AT thefe had been mistake la not compel
gag the execution OF the dsfsasance prior to
Va delivery OF the deed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07
SOCIOLOGICAL s,x~NY Go,Nc On
eas Surveyors H~gin WORK on
we Aeciioa Ahnul SEATTLE.

Mckee. sGstaser In charge Of TIE wars
eS1s<S >;zsss geological survey at a.
."s seo las f,st some t.fae a<Sa pssgariug
saAs . typographical .arvsy Ana nap .! Ia
- - - seeat Seattle. cotamsncel Gel. wcrx on
=. Ns 'ast I. fh.s 10 the sssrttuS geias Tor
n. sx n con- psess ,opaxF4pa.e map 81
Nr sAta TIE work IN ta.. aar.
g. ossassy vIsi 10 Dose "a sections u about
- s'sss square. ana drawn 80 . scale CT ore
~ iaSa- The seattle .scslon wssi 81
Yea Tie eVatst ag Laks NsAsnz ,aa GA tbs
- ne EASTERN sasrS iias - kstssp ccaa.y
ssssa aaa ssash Iass Ali cot sssaes
Lac " >sssnSsea
-. &sAss aas ;sEse assistants as. the asla
49,. SaS - kert gp sas aseGs tear
VA ssasAer VII permit Hs Seth
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w.,...a- st,.vhssry pgekefs At Iaaaisa, ca
Iass wssaa.axsca. sAtsreas. Steamer ktiia T.
~sx~. ss,lsr avenue al 8 - = u aaa Nssiisoa
tree. al q q. and II - . IN ssfafz 81 - aa1
p4rx sr1 ess = many ssnso<fsi - you eaa
carry ausy frve.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

Franz nupree. tie eo.ose3 nAa who was
accused o. stealing 10 cents worth O! wood
from 7. H. CAmpoeiis woodshei, on the Alley
pes~e~a Pike aud fiae. hearth seventh street.
wes acquitted in the municapa. court yesterday.
alter ttiAi lasting the greater part Of the Gar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

The City Directory for The current year 10 nov
IA pcess. Any eas having Easde . change In
tas.r business location OF place OF residence can
have the correction made By notifying BY mail
or otherwise Poke seattle Directory Com
yany, - Roxsel. building. city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07

Death Of Noyes Stone. IN Aged Pioneer.
Noyes Stone, fasher.in Law OF Amund Amunds,
died at the residence OF the latter. III Viz
ginis street. yesterday afternoon. He was botn
Ia Vermont in 1894 and started from that state
TO the Pacific Cost In 1854 He aud his party
landed at what was then called Monticello,
Cowi:tx county. in the autumn OF that year. He
came 20 seattle In the spring OF 1878 aud has re-
sided here ever since. He was splendid ex-
ample o! hearty and vigorous Old aga He will
DO buried from Mr.. Amunds residence at d m
tod
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A. .,,s,. M, =, on, ,sass sensryow. Saturday.
xnen So xtve Avsy sAirsy watches aaa saaia
9esr7v ,$ys away c.ctainf. HsAsns. fAasca s
"a ~s- .>gs ~ fraas street
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School. county aad city warrants
wanted Washington Timber Loan Com
pany, room Is HaIier block
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Txiias wao are experts viii. - usual, make
sTy alteration 20 insure perfect 81 81 our ssle
.osaezrav. Hysma. fsUsoa Co. 90. 81. sa4
froaS street
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The sas,,,. LAKE sAers a Eastern railway
makes ia,oasa ecnascsioas a. sasserslsA fos
.pse kai EverstI Trala lesves seattle daily
- sssua rusasasag arrives ~ seattle = = IL
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NEW wHArCoM. Iuns 9. ,sa;

d.. J. Eugene Jordan-DEAR SIR: I
took your treatment six months. and the
result is that / am entirely cured. Your
medicine has done just what you said 1t
would. My brothers eye Is we'll and
strong. although the scar has not entirely
disappeared. My prayer is that God may
bestow his richest blessings upon you.
MRS. C. T. ARNOLD.
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SIS A MONTH
WILL BUY A
CHOICE LOT

In strictly high grade neishboshocd. With q
magnificent viev. city water. electric iighta and
aasssclAss car line passing your door.
lfyou are . reasoning psrson give this subject
little thought may mean bread and but
Ter aud home and fortune to you some day.
There - not much encouragement 30 put q
few dollars in = stocking every month OF even to
put it at interest You probably never heard OF
person who got rich in that way ana started
with nothing. How have the rich men made
their money! Go over tho list OF seattle Z
wealthy men. Have they made their big money
from their professions or Commercial pursuits 7
Not orc Of sAens, and We would Just like 10 nu up
this column with their names. but you know
them - well - Ne da They savsd little
money and bought property and savsa and
bought mora There IL hardly seattle nillioa-
aise who has not become rich In the same way.
Why.
Because real sstaae u Tie loundasien a ill
wealth.
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fsua yea can aiways zee, and es7essA.ay ~
sFsSss 8: ogF ssse toasoTr0w. hsaasas Fasssa u
Ca se.s-. ~ Fross strssS -
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Tee a. all kinds viii ee very cheap See ane
aelseve.: Call tomorrow hyAms. tAasea Co,
80 81 90 Fruut strees
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icres. Augustine Ca Eacvsd - IS rrcGt
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The contract entered into with the Posi- In
IELLlGgScER for the county printing was sp-
proved. contract Was entered into with W. L.
Haskell for the furnishing OF 800 cords Of wood,
ct 81 per cord. delivered At the county farm.
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iezss, Augustine q Co novsa 20 SIS Frsai
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DREXEL
AVENUE
HEIGHTS

Offers better opportunity for starting . for
tune than was ever before offered in tnis city,
for the simple reason that never before In Sc
attle has such strictiy high. grade property been
offered on easy enough terms to place IL within
reach Of people VINO only have few dollars .
month to invesI 'Just think OF 1t! 80 cash and
ei5 month for ~ choice residence property -
there 10 In Seattle. Either % speculation or
the purchase OF . homssits. IL 10 . remarkable
Offer IL means buying One lot today 1t hard
times prices aud paying Tor IL during the next
two or three ysars md you getting al Of the tn
crease in values There's nothing that doubles
up like real estats II you buy legitimate prop
erty aud keep clear OF wildcat outsids schsmsA
That's the reason Il makes people rich.
Drsxsl Avenue Heights u 70 - sold
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The above lady was given up a. incur
able by the local doctors. She was suffer
ing from . chronic Inflammation and en-
largement Of the womb, which vas a. hard
as a stone and fully three times the nor
mai size. She also suffered from absess
of the ovaries, which would break and
discharge at intervals. The bladder was
badly affected, too. and its function very
painful. She was sick for years, mostly in
bed.
Dr.. Jordan's ONCE Il In the Safe De-
post Building, Front street. Seattle. Take
elevator. DR.. Jordan may be consulted IN
PERSON from 9 q m. to 8 p. m. every day.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Mr.. Van Buren, il no longer in our EN-
ploy.
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Louch. Augustine 4 Co. moved 70 SIS Front
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VIEW OF
LAKE AND
MOUNTAINS

The view takes in the entire sweep o. lake
Warrington. ths saow-clad Cascades. Mount
Rainier and the o.ympleA II 10 eewIidering
panorama AMI tue delight Of ali persons fastidl-
ous on the subisct o. view. There are numes-
Gus handsome residences In the immediate VI
entity and there will be nAny more - time goes
on. I, 10 only few minutes down town. and IL
ought 10 add sorss;htng 70 ones life. and surely
aueh to ons's happissss and peace Of raind. to
live In such . nsishbnhood. located - IL IL,
high and dry, with plenty Of ozons and w.
,lely OF grand and beautiful seenery.
This Opportunity il . vsry nseting onA Ths
property voa's last long Oh sucn terms snd
prices, and many people viii - disappointed
s.eeauss they did NOS take advsatsgs Of IL in
tina
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ExcUHslos'
NEWCASTLE PARK
Finest picnic grounds Lake Washtnston. Oplv
100 feet from the landing. just opsBed. Nice
shads ssssa BANDS. music. dances. fsfTsshmsnsA
Take either OF the two finest pleasure sssamers
on the lake. the iA,oas OF the steamer
winnifrsd. for two days. saturday and sunday.
July and q
Leave yeslsr avenue rom tbs . n 70 - q.
making soand trips every hour. In -
syessns leave Sssier avenue as.
AID p. m. aud return ~ .
p m and II y m These
bAass may 10 charter-
81 for special trips
81 odd hours
rsenics ean b held these sroonas ~ any tine
by arranging with
il. ANDERSON
Master 81 the Steamer winnisred
Everybody Tsss Day on Roand Trip use.
NEW SEATTLE THEArER
~ joHx W. hAssA. f~.sss and Aaaasss
:; 8, rnRss sfomra -
MONDAY. TUESDAY ANp WEDSE0DA1,
Is - JoLy 10. II. IL :: ::
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Arizona republican., 1893-03-15
Will Not Strike.

CHICAGO, March l4,-It is certain
now that Chicago switchmen will not
90 on strike. They have returned an
answer to the general managers taday.
The switchmen were somewhat aston
ished by the array of public sentime mt
against any strike at this time. Almost
every paper in the city having dec Jared
that the attempt to strike savored too
much of an attempt at extortion be.
cause of the immense traffic incident to
the Worlds Fair.