The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09
THE PASSING THROSG.


John T. Lutx. Of Port Crescent. IL . guest OF
the Arlington. He Is in the city arriving ae .
settlement with the insurance compsnies over
the loss OF his lumoer mill which burned sew
sssi days ego. 1.-The loss on the niii." said he.
"was about $4,000. OF which We had about
5000 covered by insurance. There was great
deal Of incidental loss. however, beaides the de-
st,uction OF the mill. We had considerable
lumber consumed and part OF our wharf was
destroyed. We were not Masking shingles. but
we're engaged wholly In getting out cedar ium-
Der. of which We have . very tine quality In our
section. We were doing good business at the
time OF the Gre, and - soon - We settle up
with the insurance people We shall rebuild our
mill. Ia consequences OF the destruction o: our
mill the town OF Port Crescent has temporarily
gone under a cloud. 1t derived its principal
support from the operations OF our mill
and logging camp. and since the Ere
most OF the people have moved away. when
we Arst started 70 make town 1t Port Crescent
people laughed at the idea Of making . harbor
there by building breakwater. but we have
gone ahead. and in time We will have one OF the
best small harbors In the state There IL reef
about . quarter OF . mile out from the rnain-
land and We are building Q rock breakwa.er
TO connect one eud of this reel with the head
land, and have 1t about one-iour,h completed
At the other end OF the hsrbor spit extends
towards the reef from the shore, leaving an en-
trance 70 the harbor OF about 800 feet The
harbor will be about one mile BY one half .
nile in dimension ana free from al swellA
There are two OF three logging campo west o!
us, aud they are the farthess camps down the
straits whence booms are towcd up the sound
"whsn va going IN school" said DR.. r II.
Smith last night. 'pas bonum Il ioadabae was
maximum taught. but in modern surgery We
ehA ~ In ~
by means OF antiseptIcs and germicides Blood
poisoning from wounds promptly and PROF erly
treated Is nowadays very rare. and even greas
deal OF cutting in saved BY this method OF treat
ment When o man now gets his hand all
mashed and cut up We seldom put the knife
20 it. We dress it with antisepsics aud wrap IL
up aud, after that. once or twice day we give
IL q hot bath In Q bichi01ide solution or gssmi-
eide. This prevents the accumulation Of pus
ana the wounds heal up. The member may Be
badly disdgured. but the method OF treatment
saves amputation-"
Mr. J. N. Gillette prominent lawyer Of Eu-
Teka, Cal, accompanied BY his where guests. .
at the Rainier. Mr.. Gillette 10 on his return
trip from the Worlds fair and the principal
cities East. having spent four mouths in tour
OF the states. He came. on his return homs. by
the way o: Seattle 70 SEQ what improvement had
been made since he left here, eleven years ago,
and he was surprised at the change. finding, ~
he says. OF the most thrifty. beautiful cities
Of all that be had visited. He took ride out
to the lake BY way OF Yeslsr avenue and
pointed out place where he had shot black
bear eleven years ago. Mr. ana Mrs Gillette
left on the $40 train for San Francisco. regret
ting very much that they could not remain In
Seattle longer
r. Masujima. the japanese diplomat and
lawyer stopping at the Rainier. was being en-
Inv fnhv WcstA
Wilson and others to whom he brought letters
from President James J. Hi, and Others. and
BY DR. r. W. Harreli, OF Gilman. whom he knew
In japan. lie admitted last night that be had
couvessed with Mr. Hill in Sc. Paul about the
putting on Of . transpacihc line between Seat
tic and fokohams, in connection with the
Great Northern road. But" he said, I'VE did
are very much interested In the establishment
of q new line OF steamers to this country, and
ws shal do oil We can 10 encourage and assist
the enterprise, aud We hope II will Be started
soon"
The San Francisco Cag OF July I contains the
following; Capt ID. h. Jackson, of Seattle,
wash, 10 q guest at the Lick house. Once upoa
time he was a seafsrins man and commanded
a coast schooner. and later . Steamship Now
Capt Jackson Is capitalist and owns an en-
tire feet Of steamships. He has always had IN
bounded faith in the future OF san Francisco,
aud rs guarantee OF his good faith be last year
bull; tee seattle block a. the corner OF Golden
Gate avenue aud steiner street He intends
bringing his family and household gods here
be.ore long aud will make san Franc SEQ his
permanent home"
The Cal hits Oh another washingsouian, who
registered A. Luxe Aiorby. of Port Angeles:
Then he drew the day clerk o. the hote To one
side aud whispered tsagscaly in his ear: THAT
- N@f4s tn..a , aasd ha II
10 register under q nom dc plume TO avoid being
interviewed BY those bothersome reoosters
am In the government; employ. l am represent
ing the Associated Proes and I am a famous
newspaper man: but you must not tell any one
Up TO late hour last night his Importance n
HiiiSs hal no; been interviewed, and. strange
10 say. the reporters took pleasure In carefully
avoiding him"
Hon Charles l. Roth. OF whatcom county,
who made hge record in the lower branch of
the lssi Legislature. Ia in the city on business
Mr.. kota % manager of the Chuckanut stone
quarry, which furnishes much OF the building
material for the cities OF tie Northwest Rlyat
Eov seattle is the only city that makes say
great derasnas upon Mr.. Rosh's la re plaza, and
lss; night re Was full of admiration !or q city
whose march of progress never fsltsrk
Among the tourists regi>terei yesterday at the
KsnIsr were Mr.. sad Ma II. J. Green. of Moscow
Idaho. A. HodSsea and family, of Omaha: NJ
sud Mrs J. u. Robinson. OF Bloomington. III.
ana Mr.. and Ma. A. r Jones q. Chicago
William II. Ne-vin sai J. A Halter. of Monte
echo. Nina, sad . A. Holmes and son, OF sioux
Cisy. Ia, ARK tourists who rcg.s,sred yesterday
a, tie Scsiaega-
y Kills, NGss Ella. Miss Frazier ana Nssa
Georgia Frazer are Victoria a L, PARTY Who
came gn the sound yesterday and are sfoapins
AZ the Arlington.
George G Aonro~. formerly chief Of police in
Seattle. bat nos hotsikecpsr q, snohomish. IN
Ia TIE city stopping 81 the occiaea,aL
The Rear and the Nan Died Together.
Ccaeaau Iiy os;leok.
LAST week parties engaged ia euit.fng q wagon
road near 3saSsns sAwnii. about four rniIes
nas:h a. Cocoon ally. discovered The bone. al .
Ia. k<ar y aAxsn.x-a