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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
I New WaVerlY.
" 7eras.)
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Prosze o umieszczenle W W,

rusis pluleiszei korespondencyi.
" Houston, Tex. ,istnieje grupa
wv. mar. pol. imienla Koscluszki.
CzfoneS tel grupy, Strycharski,-
poitora roku temu zostat n~leuleczal.
ME pokaleczonym pray piracy
ma kolei. Cd tego czasu Strychar-
ski ME moze opuScic iozka. Pedtug
or.eczenla lekarzy, moze on bye
pray starannem plelegnowaniu u
trzYmany prey zyclu, mozllwosd
Jednak vyleczenis jest zupelnie
wykluezona.
Cd czaSu okaleczenia StrYchar.
sSl z %chorowita IONA l dwoigiem
maioietnich dzleci utrzymuje sic z
saski kupca iednego, amerykanina,
kt6ry-llczac ma to, We Str. dostauie
kledvs wynagrodzenie "a ksIectwo
cd kompan,-dale mu ma kredyt
artykufv zYwnoscl.
Ma poczatku swego MESSAGES
Ga ndaf sic S%trycharski do Rzadu
centralnego z. n. p. 2 prosba o
ratunek. Ma mocy konstvtucyi,
ktora take wypadkl przewiiu]e,
ma bye czfonkowi nieuleczalnen
~kalectwem dotknietemu, udzlelona
zapomoga jednorszowa, ktora ma.
stepnle ma bye odtracona po-
smiertneeo. Strycharskl W dobrej
wlerze ~pocieszai sic nadzieia, ze
na'ezacq sic mu zapomoge otrzyma;
odpowiedz iednak p. Malka roz-
wiala ca}kiem jego nadzleje, ge-
neralny BOWEN sekretarz Il. N. P.
odplsat ma prosbe petenta odmo.
wnle.
Autor nin,ejszej korespon-
cencyi, kt6ry odwledza chorego,
ba! kilka razy juz zaopatry wal 60
sakramentami sw., DO Strycharskl
W ciagu choroby kilka razy ]uz
znajdowa} sic W ~objeclach smierci
-napisai PREY koncu zesz}ego roku
prosbe do rzadu centr. wv. n. D.
przedStawlajac rozpaczliwe poloze-
ME %pacyenta, LA CO W edpowIedzi
otrzyma} zapewnienie. re sprawl
bedzie wzleta pod rozwags pa
posledzeniu Rzadu, re prawdopo,
dobnie Str. zapomoge otrzyma.
Opecnle nadeszfa o%stateczna
odpowiedz, re Rad cent. zapomogl
udzlellG ME jest W stanle.
Wobec tego nasuw sic pyta-
ME: Jakim celu w1asclwie istnieje
zwiazek narodowy?
NieuprzedzonY a pllny cxelnik
olganu urzedowego 2 artyku}6w
Zgody mus nabrat przekonania, re
%gf6wnym celem mar. zwiazku jest
w~ytwarzanle przeciwn1kow ,,kro-
pldlarzom'' ii. ksiezom l wlern7m
katolikom(czytaj przedewszystklem
poezye Madrzewskiego i kazania
rev Surollckiego) lrzez obrzucanie.
bfotem tychze i s~zerzenie idel
postepowych'', Il. antikatollckich
pod p}aszczykiem patr> otyzmu.
Nar6d znowu do zwiazku mar. pol.
przystepuje Ii tylko przynecony
nadz,eja otrzymania posmlertnego i
zapewnlenia sobie W wypadku ME-
uleczalnego kalectwa, zapomogi.
Ludowi oba4amnconemu, "a
wprowadzenie so ma droge, ma kto-
rel Jest narazony ma utrate WARY,
naleza4oby przynajmniej d%otrzymac
wiernie obietnlcy, 1yczacej korzys6l
materyalnych, co %zwiazkowi przy-
sz}oby tenn latwlej, lie re tenze
przeciez-pod}ug zapewnlenla Ego
dy-posiada znaczne kaplta4y W
got6wce.
X. r..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
ZE SWlATA.

~LONDYN.-Wielki bank
anglelsko australasia .bankru.
towaf. De6cyt wynosi 40
millonow dolarow. Przyczyna
wypadku byia nadeta speku.
lacya W wartosciach austral.
sSlch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
CIEL
muzyki i splewu
koscielnego

Je&eli chcecie zatokyc waszeJ
parafl orkiestre ma detych, jake
tez l rznletych instrumentach, by
takowa mog}a uczestnlczyG IA che.
RE W Swleta uroczyste, a ME macle
sposobnesci dostac kapelmistrza,
kt6ryby r6wnoczesnle | organista
m6gt bye, to zgioscle sic do n,zej
podplsanego pod takim adresem:
ii. LOEFFLER
Prof. and organist
StevespOint, wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

PAMIATKA PIERWSZEJ
KOMUNII SW. Polski
iibograf p. jozef kwasnlewskI
w Milwaukee wykonal i
wydal piekny kolorowy obraz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
WROGOWIE WARY

Tame Stowarzyszenie innowler-
COW pod nazwa American
Protective Association "a F.
Al grasuje j broi jul pc Gale
Ameryce.
" Toledo, O.. udaio mu sic
PREY minioDych codopIero Wy
borach miejskich. narzuciG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
BERLIN. Zmlenou

BERLIN. Zmlenono do
tvchczasowy system wyborow
do pruskiego lsudtagu. Try
Slasy vyboreow pozostana iak
dawniel. ale wybor tax zwa-
nych Hahlman6w zuacznie
2mlenlou@. Twierdza. &c wsku-
TEX 'ego ! tax juz s1czupia
llczba po~l6w polsksca W Ber-
lnnie sic amnielszy, albo gu
pelAie zgiHie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
INV P0LSkICE
W AMERYCE.

billiards, Mich. =
Komitet kosoieluy, ktory "a
namowa honorowego czsonka
,,polskich szpiwakow" wypra
viii wielka pilatyke narodow-
com 2 Grand Rapids PREY
swieceniu tntejszego kosciola
polskiego, zostal kazdy
z cs bna skazany IA
zapiacenie 200 dolar6w kary,
procz kosztow. Waaras swego
czasu opisal uczte patryotycz-
na w billiards. Lew;ta spie-
walk teraz kolektuje Pc
farmeraeh ma opiaoenie kary,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

" III a q 20r
ganisowas sic ten antikatolicki
A. P A Ices ,ymczssem
uurtuos ,>Iko pota,emn:e. W
oswayts ,~1y,h,,,
" BIuominr1or. m.
pioruuarxn,. ntsdz.e!e urssd
w,0orsY.. amh.u nr,,a~rsor
:. u.15x ~,5ntm san.ix
6s,,u ma nyqs6s 1L,;|r,
VS.. \ p : ,a5 80 ,ial
We suak S5nn;a,sc nr.arwk,
sa,ollkom pn}aLom cIy
iuponayodow,sw.
Nis,bai sic wee ME - \
rennbhkania iasaI; ~ ,vnt..l.,
.h..
:
1 i>'N
S
, ",
0oS''e oA''o ooo'oo'
>rDu 1,Dr
-.
oo''Do"
~ 0.0 'DAosy
NaN ~ p"1n'"Js "Se]e,
~ :
w V
termometr czasem dochodz,
! do 100 stopnl Fahurheita.
Juz wydarzyiv sic trzv nrzv-
psdki udaru sioneczneoo p
ktorych iedan okazai sic
| smlertelnym.
=
NAJMNIEJSZA stosownie
pensya urzednicza poblera
burnl>Irz mlasta Bellevue, W
Iowa, Pisa. :; mu tam ga kaade
pasIedsene dolara, CO uczyni
mn'ej wsecel 5 $500 ma rok.
"z7n'e" "" oyc honor' pofs'
'A""N "a" "SsoAlih urzsoem.
=
" BALTIMORE, NJ. D.,
uzywsla lus eisktrzycznoscl
90 oz"onlenla W dzwony
Sosc'e'ne' ! TO W kosc'ele sw.
n"J'e-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
SOUTH CHICAGO,

I =
" SoSoele Sw Niohasa
o6bylo sig 20 sodsInne nsbo-
Sensswo, C2oigodnemu \. NJ.
PypAoowi ~pomasaso wSee
sSieN q mlanowio,e: NIX.
I. lakimowios : Omaha, ].
BarzynsG, Pieohowsa, NS'
wrooSI, LANCE, +, kpoll
innl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
NAJMNIEJSZA stosown

pensys urzednicza poblera
bUrrnl>trh mlasta Bellevue, W
Iowa, Pssos mu tam ga kaade
pos'edzenis dolara, co uczyni
mn'ej w'ecej 5 $500 na rok.
Ale tel wiasclwem wynsgro-
dzenlem aa bye honor. pola'
cznnv z saS wysokim urzedem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
ameryksnski W Hawaii kasai
awansc choraglew amerykanska
W Honolulu Znowu powiewa
nal wyspami sz,andar hawalski.
Bard1o slusznie,! Spekulancl
nmerykanscy ME mogll Gle
velauda oszukaG nawet wiel-
kim ,patryotyzmem".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON = Cleve.
land, prezydent Stanow Zjed.
noczonNch, razem z gubjuetem
przYbes1ie ma otwarcle wy
St"wy. Paul Cievelanj iowa
rzYss>d ~ bei4re, DO SIC
>peuzlewn prezen,N ola meis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

placu wy
stawy panuie ruch ogromny
Wszysskie g,nachy So prawie
wySohczone. Pc 20tym kwie-
tnlu ME przylmula wlecel
rZeczy ia wystaWe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

KAIRO. ~g'p,.-Rozir
meme ludnosc; Eg'psk,ej ma
protekc,s angielska ciagle SIS
wznaga, Miody Khedyw Abbas
(%sultan) nienawidz. syn6w
Alblonu. ale ma rece zwiazane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
PrenuEnerata wyuest
rscz9Se
w XII.

w Stansch Sled, kana6alc SsR
w EUropie l~SoNieeznie NANrsoS ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

" \ " okolicy S.
Anson,o, jua TAX c,epio, a.
termometr czasem dochodzl
do 100 stopnl Fahurheita.
Juz wydarzyiy sic trey PREY
psdki udaru stonecznego, z
ktorych jeden oKazal sic
smlertelnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

POkTkA ody wystawowej
parma Monroe, zaskarayfa ,izen-
NIX New Iorski World o
IS, 600 "a obraze. Jako glow.
nv powod skarg, podaie, ae
World pedal szkaraduy obra.
eek jako Jel portret.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

RYGA..-Rzad mosk,ewski
eueryg'cznie wystepuje prze.
ciwko Nlemcom. W tych
dnlaca kilku phstorow luter-
sklch Ia rome niby-wybryki
przecl rusyfSacyi grzyw-
mann wIezienirm ukarano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

" SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
zeglarka powietrzna Mss Nellie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

RZYM = Choclaz delegat
papiezki X. arcYb. Satol}i ME
Jest nuncyuSzem W cafem
sfowa znac2eniu. DO Stany
Zjednoczone 60 ME uznaja
jake przedstawic,ela obcego
panstwa, Jest jednakowoz
wobec Koscloia prawdziwym
ambasaGorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

BRUkSELA. Prawle
we wszystkich miastach Bel
gil W piedziele, l6 kwietnla,
dokazywall anarchisci. Tutaj
poblll burElstrza, wracajqcego
z zebraula przeclw socyallstom.
" mlescie Mons socysliscl w
te nledziele pc potuduiu swo-
bcdEie brolll Ma ulicach.
PolIcya, ME mogac soble daG
rady, sprowadziia ma pomoc
wojsko z Braxeli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

WARSZAWA. Liczba
iydow w krG!esfw,e Polskiem
cisgle sic wainaga. Chocla2
Rad rosyJski z rdzenn,e rus
k,ch prowincyl ~ayiostwo
rugule, pozwala na wyzys|z,~
wanie Polak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

prze.
clwko nowo mtnnowauemu
leneralnemu konsulowi anne
rykahskiemu. Judd st LOUIS,
2vd"v j, uS'aF". J-go po-
przedmk by ;alze zvdem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

NEW YORK. = Przylechai
tn Hiszpann ksiaSe Veragua,
ledynY potomek Columb& "
prostel linii. Bogats yankesy
holu'e go przyjmuja. wyane,
rslac go sobse zazdrosnie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10
WATER sROST NOTES.

Steamer Rapid Transit arrived yesterday with
30 barrels OF line from the kilns at Roche
Hsrbor.
The steam schooneg Homer left yesterday for
San Francisco. tak.ns coma 6erable freight from
this port
The little s,e,mer Aqui$s vas taken I'D the
Duwamish river sssterds:f and then up the
Black river to Lake ashias iou, where she will
be run regularly.
The new steamer iydisi lnom pson returned
yesterday from her rs, iri;' 10 Hood canal ar.
irving several hours Garlic: than the Data has
been accustomed L. 10.
The Cauadlan steamer Ga.seoo and Fly. Cant
Beynon. arrived yesterday morning with a cargo
OF t00fo feet OF eifuce iueaber from skeena
river. Il G, which s8s discharged a; Ainswortb
4 Dupn's wharf.
The following vessels hsSe been chartered to
leave san Frauciscn l1r ths< sort on the George
+. Deiirick line on 80 dst:, mentioned steam
Schooner Signal. Nav 10. schooner Annie lar.
sen. May l.; sicaIa schoc,ae. Homer, May l.;
schooner Fred + sp2ier. 4ay -
Agent Johnson, -. the Ficiac Coast Steamship
Company, said Yesterday that the steamships
&, reported rs hS7 NJ r.l ca reef going TO
Alaska had arrive. 4 Dsp>rtlre bsy aud would
be in Victoria az clock steyening. being re-
ported by telegram, rom tseye.
Yesterdays o. * observation AZ Seattle
Nea'''eF tuieAN f+st'oh $c3Hect barometer,
S1i4; current tei. eratuse $40. maximum
temperature in tive. ~ -foJtl oours So degrees;
minimum, 4Is: raj az, .0s rches. wind. south.
blowing twelve milo per h: u: weather cloudy
Caps. Bryant an. .iaileiia inspected the new
Assam steamer Aust,er iyes;crdsy, and after
some changes IN t. iaacl. usry. she will ,esve
for Alaska protsl aoois Saturday. Ia the
afternoon the !8sI-. .or. vis'!i 70 Wenatchee IN
inspect the City of ensei-. and the Thomas
/. Nixon, also the :---yboss Ea;tle-
Permission has l:sa rec; tcd from the t-sss
NY department ~ Was. 1sion for tie ship
hcc.etecaan 10 - ln Por; s:rcaard 10 discharge
cement only 5 1s harrSss will re left ,hera
however. - this IL sd ihc Contractors are n-e.
pared - receive q. ZresetS. Tie balance will
be taken 10 TscoI..s. TN..ys hundred barrels
were taken cut q the v.s.e on Monday.
large number OF .>4.e. sri gentlemen visited
the ship YESTERDAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10
MARINE eEws.

TAToosH, May 30 p. might rain; fresh
west wind Passed out-Ssr Chilkat, at $50 a.
m. four masted ship In tSw OF tug Tyee, at
p. M: str Umsiills. at = p NJ. Str Chilkat re-
turned at Has a. m
NEAH BAY. May as T. m.-Hesvy rain;
light southeast wisd. -trs Tacoma, Tyee,
Pioneer aud Chilkgs in BAY.
CLALLAM BAY, Mag "a p. Might rain;
light southeart wine
PysHr. May a. p. ms-Lighs rain. light
northeast wind.
PORT CRESCENT, Hay a--5 p m.-Cloudy;
light west wind.
PoRr ANGELES, Nay ass p m.-Cloudy;
light northwest wiad.
ASTORIA. May g. - tspe. la -Arrived-Schr
". +. Jewctt
PORT GAMBLE. May e.-:tspecial Arrived
schr J. N. weatherwGx. Capt smith, ten days
from san Francisco Tows,d out-BKtn Tam O.
Shanter, Capt. Patterson, fsr Toxic, Japan.
HooUIAM. May s-lspaaisL l-Arrived-schr
Enterprise and schr orient. from san Francisco
PoEr TOWNSEND. May ei-Especial Ito sail
tomorrow-Br bk Java, f:, :Nsnaimo; bk Ore
gon, from Nanamo Tor SaIi Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND. MAJ Especial The
steamer Al-Ki arrived here from the north at 10
o'clock tonight aitos being. week overdue. She
has large freight list The Al-ki struck q
rock on her way NJ. out n. damage was done to
the vessel. She preeeeds q, Nanaimo for coal
FAN FRANCISCO, Maya. irrived-Sh Spartan,
from Seattle. Cleared-ssr walla Walla, for
Victoria and PorI Towr'end. Departed-Bk
Columbia, for Port Iiakeiey: schr William N.
Beebe, for petropotaS ski.
LONDON. May SEQ ArriGed - Missouri, from
PhisdeI phia; Teu,enic, f:o,n New York
SOUTHAMPTON, Ma a-Es'tived-Chester. from
New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Mag a-&rired-Nevada from
New York. :
MoyILLH. May @-Arrisscd-circassia. from
New York.
BosToS. May 9-Arrives Philadelphia, from
Liverpool
NEW York, May a-Arrire4- from Bre-
men; Kaiser Willie n, ir0sl senoa; State OF Ne
braska, from Glasg25.
HAMBURG, May AIRS v.si-wieland. from
New York.
OLYMPIA, May -tsIrsc AL - Ire United
States coast survey s'ealnet 4edney came down
on trial Tip atte; repslss at Seattle. and left
for Port Townsend. whefs Il will resume the
work OF iriangulatlaa on tie straits oil Fuca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10

NEs YORK. May 9-The Herald SAYS: |;
is said that Henry Willard IS figuring on
collateral trust loan Of si5,0l0. ono for re-
leasing the floating debt OF the Northern
Pacific, reserving part OF the issue for
other expenditures that may be necessary
during the next two years. This IS sub
stantiasly the same "a the pan of the
stockholders committee. which was ig-
nored because its success was contingent
upon the resignation OF s majority OF the
hoard. There is said 10 be available for
collateral 20 secure the loan. in case Is
effected. nearly So. GOO 600 par value in
stock and bonds worth from - 10 - cents
on the dollar IN the market. Willard is
trying ~ Sc. suhscri p.ions 10 some such
plan. His friends intimate that he sau
thinks of resigning. but that he wants 10
80 out with flying coiors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10
BREVlTIES.
Perfection tonight. See page G.

Lodge Perfection tonight See page g.
Lee & Observation-Disclosures loans See them.
There will be a called meeting of the Womans
Home Association a. 7i2 Third street tomorrow
at p. IN. A full attendance is desired
The insurance adiusteis were at work all day
Yesterday on the scene of the Sunday night ire
on Yesler avenue. east of Railroad avenue.
They will probably complete their work today.
n. Clark arrested some days ago for the lar
ceny of $3.50 from Nellie Corey, took a change
OF venue yesterday from the municipal to JUS
tice Humphreys court His trial will probably
take place today.
The municipal court jury in the case agains.
John Rorey. charged with peddl;ug vegetables
without license. came in last evening after
several hours consideration and reported not
being able to reach verdict. The defendan.
was discharged.
William Kelly was convicted in Justice Hum
phreys court yesterday OF stealing purse with
a small amount OF money, on Sunday morning.
from Frederick Nelson, in the Merchants sa-
loon. He was fined $50 and costs, and in default
went to jail.
Coroner Horton has received a letter from Ed
Swanson, of Omaha, Eeh., asking If it was true
that y. A. saldborn, his trother-in-law, killed
Mrs. Mary Jensen. Al the time of the tragedy
the Swansons were telegraphed AZ Du Bpis, Pa,
but no answer came back.
John r. Fitzgerald. lougshorenlan, who is
prominent in his union and who has always
borne good reputation, and John McMann
were dismissed by Justice Caldwell yesterday
from a charge OF attempting TO rob Frank L. An.
derson, steamboat cook, on Monday night.
Nothing criminal could be found against either
of them, and the prosecuting witness contra
dlcted himself a number OF times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10
HIS BOAT FELL UPON HIM.
Engineers Spine Fractured on Lake
mmamish-RecoXery Doubtful.

Engineers Spine Fractured on Lake
Sammamish-Recove Doubtful.
James c. Ballard, engineer of the
steamer Vixen, which plies on Lake Sam
mamish, was the man reported killed near
Monohan in yesterdays paper. He was
not killed, but seriously injured by boat
falling on him.
The Vixen's stern had been hoisted up
by pile driver to enable workmen to get
at her propeller and repair it. Mr.. Ballard
had gone under her to do the work, when
the tackle holding the steamer gave way
and she came down upon him. He was
taken out of the water in an unconscious
condition and taken to Monohan. From
there he was brought to the city over the
Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern and taken
to the hospital. 1t was there found that
he had sustained fracture of the spinal
column.
Last night Mr.. Ballard was still uncon-
scious. The fracture may result fatally.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10
GREAT NORTHERN CELEBRATION.
Plans for BeattIe's Fioat-The Palace In
Pioneer Place.

]. 8. Goldsmith, secretary Of the execu-
tive committee of the Great Northern cele-
bration, has received a letter from the
secretary Of tho st. Paul Chamber of Com
merce expressing approval of the plan sub
United for Seattle float in the ST. Paul
celebration. Mr.. Goldsmith says that the
committee has been rustling around to get
the big stick to send to st. Paul. and has
got one that was eleven feet in diameter.
1t is tho intention to send . twenty five
foot log Of this size. The ordinance grant,
ing permission TO erect the coal palace in
Pioneer place was signed by Acting Mayor
Miller yesterday morning, and City Engi-
neer Thomson laid out the site. which is
sixty feet square. II is intended to have
the structure complete by June 10, and to
lee ready for exhibitors on June 3, which
will give about ten days for the arrange
ment of exhibits. as President Hill is not
expected until the l4th or 10Th.
Nearly all the material for the palace has
been promised. being donated by Seattle
institutions. The Fremont mill and Mosher
d Mcdonald are getting out the big logs.
and mills have donated material as follows:
Western mill-4.sO feet ixi 7. & e. flooring;
1.S'9 let ix6 I. & u. flooring: 2i1 lineal fee,
eX6, dressed; 10 lineal feet 6xio, dressed; 1850
iineal feet 2x6, rough; ls0 lineal feet. bGse ks,
dressed four sides.
The Stetson-Post MIL compsny-Twe,yer posts
f2xl2 j. feet long, dressed four sides; NJ posts
I2Sl2, 10 feet long. dressed four sides. 500 inesl
fes Sal2 dressed four sides. 80 linea, feet 2xiO
dressed four sides; 1900 :eet ks rough
The Stmsou Mil Comparatively posts.
laxii. 10 feet long, dressed iour sides: flag POLE
p icet long inches, drain butt:.l flag poles IL
feet long inches, drain butt: 200 feet, ks.
rough.
The Hart Lumber Company l!nesl feet,
6y2t inches. mudslIls. rough. $50 l!neal feet.
sXlo inches mudsiils rough: ESQ Iiueal feet.
:xIe inches, joists "a feet Tong.
The Alien 6 Nelson MAI Company-5lo Ineal
feet, ski dressed four sides; 700 feet, ks
The Newell MN Comp4py--ls6 pieces. KS. -
feet long: - pieces. 2xio, "a feet long
The Taylor Lumber Compsny-2sis iinesl
feet. 2xt. rough, ID feet long. 80 pieces, 2xa,
rough. l. feet long.
Tho YsSicr Lulaher Company-iSso SQUARE
feet rustic. S.lio square iset ceiling: 5000 feet
ks rough
Ninety tons OF coal have been offered hy
the Oregon Improvement Company. the
Black Diamond Coal Company and the
Seattle Coal & Iron Company, 10 be used
in constructing the building, and those
companies will. IN addition, make ex-
hibits showing all grades of coal.
Stone = to be supplied by the Chuckanut
quarry, the Tenino quarry. the Sherwood
Stone Company aad tie Pit;sbure Stone
Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10
BOUGHT BY THE C. P.
Bellingham Bay & British Co
lumbia Road Absorbed.
FURTHER EXTENSION LIKELY.
The Lake Shore Road May Be Pavsl.
leled-G. n. Express Omcss-
Slides ON the Shore Line.

The Canadian Pacific is at last about to
enter the Sound country by Its line. 1t
can be stated on reliable authority that
D. 0. Mills and his associates in the
Beliinghsm Bay & British Columbia Rail-
road Company have made arrangements
for the sale Of the road to the Canadian
Pacific. The board Of directors of the
Canadian Pacific meets at Montreal today
TO take final action on this and other
matters, and little doubt is entertained
that they will close the deal. D. o. Mills
told some Of the officials about the sale
when he was on the Sound recently.
The purchase il probably the first step
in the extension of the Canadian Pacific
into the Sound country. Ever since the
Lake Shore road fell into the hands of the
Northern Pacific and the Canadian Pacific
has had to depend for connection with
this section on the Bellingham Bay
Il British Columbia road to What
com and on the Great Northern to
Seattle, 1t has been waiting for an oppor-
tunity to make up for the loss it sustained
in allowing the Lake Shore to fall into
hostile hands. The Northern Pacific has
been getting a good deal of business from
Whatcom over the Bellingham Bay d
British Columbia, and in fact the shingle
and lumbermen Of the bay have been de-
pendent upon that road for an outlet to
the East until the Great Northern got
ready for traffic. as the Canadian Pacific
will not take this class of business at cur
rent rates. Now the Northern Pacific will
be shut out OF the bay except by steamer
connection, and the shinglemen will have
to look 10 the Great Northern to handle
their product.
Having got so far into the Sound coun-
try, the Canadian Pacific is likely to
reach out farther southwark. 1: would be
no difficult matter TO parallel the Lake
Shore road, in fact better line in many
respects could be run, for the country has
been more thoroughly explored and the
available routes are better known.
The stockholders of the Canadian Pacific
ere to meet at Montreal today, and will be
asked to authorize the issue of 49,, 500. 600
preferred stock, which the Dominion par
lament has recently authorized. 1t is not
AT all unlikely that part of the proceeds of
this issue will be spent in extending the
lines into Washington, the purchase Of
the Bellingham Bay & British Columbia
being the first step In this direction. This
would be only in accordance with the
policy of the Canadisn Pacific in other
parts Of the country. 1t has had to dip
into the United States for traffic to make
living, for il it had to depend on the
business originating in Canada, it would
literally starve to death. 1t has done this
In New England, New York and the
country along the Great Lakes. as well as
in Minnesota and North Dakota, and that
II should extend into the Sound country
would only follow out the same policy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10
4 Public Telephone Station.

The sunse. Telephone snd Telegraph
Company will this morning open public
telephone station in the Seattle Transfer
Company's office. III Cherry street, for the
accommodation Of persons who have no
private phones and OF patron. Of the long
distance lines, who viii thus he saved the
trouble OF climbing the stairs 10 the central
office 81 South Second and Yesler avenue.
There sTe tive pTlvase booths with double
doors. windows and walls. so that /. vii.
be impossible ~. conversations 70 &c ever.