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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10
STATE UNIVERSITY NOTES.
sixth Annivsrsary or the Altheuonians
-Competitive Drill fer Medals.

sixth Annivsrsary OF the AltheuOnians
competitive Drill fer Medals-
Last evening the Alsheuonian Society OF the
state university celebrated i,s sixth anniver-
sary in the university chapel. The evening
was spent in n social manner by those present
gathering in different parts OF the chapel and
engaging in conversation About $50 O'Clock
short literary programme was rendered
Especially good was the opening address by Mr..
Williams and the essay By Mr.. HAM The fol-
lowing 10 the programme as given:
Address of welcome, Mr.. H. B. Williams: re-
lected. Miss Anna Hail: dream. Miss Anna
Pelton; recitation. The shadow OF = song,
Mr.. y. A Ford: quintette. angel OF Hope.
Mabel Davis, Mr.. William Proctor and Mr.. Frank
Smith: essay, Chasing Phautoms," Mr.. ].
Ham, recitation. Tho Bells, Miss Sergeant:
vocal solo, selected, Miss Jennie Houghton-
Ate. the programme the young ladies OF the
society served refreshments In tie lower rooms
of the university. very enjoyable time Was
had, and much credit is due the Aliheuonian
Society for the manner in which this entertain
ment was gotten up.
Some time ago Lieut. Hayden announced TO
the University cadets that the first competitive
drill for the Leary medals would take place on
the first pleasant drill day in December. There
are two competitive drills for these medals each
year; the second one taxing place some time in
May. As last Wednesday was q pleasant day
the drill was conducted by Sergt Conway U.S.A.
But few OF last years cadets responded when
the command was given for those to step for
ward who wished to compete. Most of the
number were from Company B, which Ia COM
posed almost entirely of new students. Seven
entered the competition from Company A. At
fist, as IL was last year. the sspirants for the
prizes fell away fast. until only two were left.
Theodore Gener, who won the gold medal last
year, and Philip Dsarborns. For short time IL
seemed doubtful who would be the one to attain
the gold medal this rear. But Gener began TO
grow nervous, and when the command was
given to 'carry arms" he made q bad mistake.
Dearborne received the gold and Gener the silver
uadaf
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TACOMA WARRANTS AT FAR.
The Spectators Can Now Cash In and
Count Their Profits

TACOMA. Dec a-gsreeiaL l--City Treasurer
boggs sata today:
CITY warrants are booming To-day So. 900
woTih were sold ST par. Aay body having waF-
rants esa now gst cash Tor them. Nc. 90 not
tsiak Il necessary FOR iats sSS0,GSo water extxn.
stoa fund rfoposit iGn 20 come up again As I
uaierstand H. the council went out of com
mitIse OF tie whole yesterday and approved its
action n executive session"
This wss surprise. Last evening whea-ths
council adjourned 1t understood that the
slH 90 water extension sack hs3 nog been
ofhesaliy delivered TO city Treasurer Roggs.
and would not Re aata the council ia open ses-
slon today approved 81 is setion IN committee
OF the whole in executive session.
Tie matter 81 approving the report Of TIE
executive session OF the council wss no. taken
~ al tais evenings meeting
AZ she city council meeting today Councilman
Harris introduced sn ordinance axinx tbs price
81 gas 81 g. . re- i.aa AT present from g. 70
40 per f.so 10 asked ~ the former owners Of
She Tacoma Light and " sssr Cor1naay accord
lag 10 Mr., ttaFF.s Information
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CoEysx. Dec a-EspeetsL The county cora
snlssioners shia sfserncoa appointed II n
sssuIsiag. T. IL JorsToa and ,. q. Gibson dee
rates 20 tks state rusd conrsasaon ~ oaTfapss
December i9--Tne swo latter are members OF
shs easrd Of commissioners The board fsts
afternoon slsa recei red petition frorn esssEsns
OF Paiosss for perufssios 70 resacorporsss a. .
tsvn. the incorporation having been knoeksd
cat 81 tue rseea: suprssne esurI aselsien. A new
election Was ordered FOR January IL IL ex-
psete1 tnxf several osher sowrs Of tie eoHat-
viii prsssaf yesifsors for rsfncorporaslon a. tas
nexf msstinx. Those rho Ars dcing . saloon
business In ssa4li tosns are also applying ief
county licenses, IS trey fear trouble fnrousa
TIE corporations failure % b legally formed
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POKER WAS HIS Ruin.
Samuel Coulter, Of Portland, Ar
rested for Forgery.
4 REcE,yEa ron BEN sr1Pes.
Suicide 81 Girl - Nsnsime-vsSmers
AIIIsnes Leadsr Charged Wtsh Vie
iasisg Lfquex Law.

Pssvrssp. Dec. a.-gepecsai. I-Samuei
Coulter. the capitalist and sz-hotes man.
was arrested this afternoon on O charge Of
forgery. Il 10 alleged that last February
he uttered certificate Of stock OF 100
shares In the Northwest Coal and Trans
portstion Company 20 Cashier STRAIT
ton, Of tae Portland Savings bank, the
figures Of which he altered With intent 70
defraud tbs bank. lie furnished bonds IN
the sam Of 81 800.
Coulter 10 president Of the coal company.
He has lived here for twenty years In
early days he accumulated q fortune In
the cattle business here and in Seattle.
He has extensive land interests in both
states. and owns several coal mines 81
Bucota- He was largely In debt TO the
Portland Savings bank when il suspended
last summer. The cause OF his downfall
Is said 10 have been fondness for poker.
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CAPT. HAYDEN ABsCONDs.
Tho steamer Signals Master and 81 800
Missing.

ASTORIA, Dec. a.-tSpeciaL lit was learned
tonight that the steamer Signal had lost her old
captain, w. o. Hayden. at Seattle. where
he abseonded in company with Frank Water
house. the agent Of A. N. Simpson at Tacoma.
taking with him an amount of money that is be-
lieved to aggregate 1850. When the Signal put
in at Seattle, nothing was suspected, rs Hay
den had been with her for q long
time and was held in the highest
esteem by the owners OF the vessel. George
Bendergard. pilot OF the Signal, who was aboard.
took charge and brought her down TO Astoria.
She was met here today by Allan Cameron,
agent of the Canadian Pacific at Portland, who
would say nothing about the robbery.
shippers here believe that the sum OF money
stolen far exceeds the figures given, as Hayden
has operated on both the consignees and co.,
signors TO a considerable extent. outside of the
cash that was in the Tacoma office at the time
of the robbery
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An octorennrian Dead.

Union crrY. Dec a-lspecial l-R. Davidson,
one OF the oldest men in this region, died on
Tuesday at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
Richard Draper, at Eagle creek, near Lslliwaup,
sged Is years He was born In Ireland, came to
the United states over sixty years ago, and to
Hood canal in 1890. lie was married about
sixty years ago. and his wife survives him. She
returned 10 their old homo I'm Pitssburg last
september with another daughter, Mrs d. C.
smith, ana family. Nj. Davidson preferred to
remain here until spring, when he intended to
join her, He was a member OF the Presby terian
chs
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O. British ooiams,. a, IN. M,aw,ns.r.

VANCOUVER. n G., pec a--tspcciai The
RasFd Of Trade has received letter from the
Ntdsintet fair executive. requesting them 10
do al n their 20 ser h maze a favorable showing
for the province 81 the Nlasiatef fair Tha
executive premise - DO ali Ia thslr power 20
all TIE provinces la mskiog g good display.
Both lacrosse teams on tbs mainland are ia.
vited 10 pay At the fair tor tas Canadian
trophy. They eli 70 doabs accept
Akw EsTMissrsa. Dec. a-tSPScisl J Dis
gust MAS genera today saea President Tram,
oi The Board Of Trade. received os,icial netaca
tten from Premier navis tast the government
would nos have sa oIsieisl exhsoss Of provincial
tuansSslos ~ tie AtawtatsF faEr However
rsAn1lAssarsFs, particularly ia tAs lumber nns
aad ssisnon eannsgs Will sxhibit ~ thsgr aWn
sxPsase Manufacturers take the matter hard
"a they slssfa tie govsrnmrai sAeuId bear the
expense Ia any cave. bgt moge particularly ia
hard unes ttka thesa
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New Ineornar.,iens.

OLYMPIA. Dec. s--fspsetsL i-Arfscles OF IN
corporation FOR the following companies were
fled In the secretary Of states Once yesterday:
Grsy's Harbor Boom Company, Ho9afari; IN
eorporstors, W. L styles, ~ r. villa: capital
sfock, g. 0oa
Great Scythern Coal Mining and Mineral CON-
ssny. Seattle; incorporates, Andrew Baser.
Fawara johnson. GSott!eib l.. Blank. Frank
MauaschnefdeY. Charles A. sscks. Frank Fire
iaH AMI J. I. Pofaerny: capital, sJ0a.ooa.
C1Iisornss Hop Company. North Yakima: In
eorporafors. John Barke, Henry J. snivsly, Fred
Miller; capital. s5o.oeu
The Kecsr1 Company, Seattle: TO publish .
paper known - the Rscord. Iaeorporstors. J. A.
Forehand, IL V. Leland: capital. 3s.oao.
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Two hundred single men have protested
against the proposition 70 employ only married
men In the city hall and ct other city work
Louise Luhrs has flied gold placer mining
Claim on q portion OF school section 10, the
same section that hiss created 30 much contsn-
ton in the courts during tne past few years
After December Is mail carriers do nos ex-
pecs 10 be carried free on street cars here
A new liquor ordinance has been introduced
in the city council providing that saloons may
be opened in the discretion OF the city council
upon the petition OF one-haf OF the property
owners In the block Saloons may be located
within 800 feet Of churches bus not within 800
feet OF public schools.
There will be meeting here OF those inter-
ested in poultry raising December Is for the
purpose OF organizing . poultry club and TO
make preparation for holding q show In this
city. II. Il. Collier has charge of the arrange
meuts.
The Kornsag Uason win come out tomorrow
with eight pages. II has all the advertising IL
can handle.
J. w. Kennedy, the escaped counterfeites
from McNeilIs island. was seen near Tacoma
tonight attired in the prison stripes and black
lat A United States marshal was notified and
went out to bring him IT,
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VICTORIA. Dec Especial i-Cspt John tr.-
fng, manager Of tas CaasaiAa paeiGc NaVl..a-
tee Company. aeatss Any knasls3SS nt tas la
ssntsaa Of sh0 Caaasiisa fselfa railway 70 cue.
tract foe steamers rlYinz a~iseaa hVye sat
NaRe9asNs ana substitute saips 81 ,&e4. own.
ia regard 10 approaching teFua4aasseA & the
tra:ie Agreement fssEag sass that s Is sgl ss N
eSaoe4issies st saree saestA. ass.ca - e4tAeg
party,
Tae steamer san MssseA rsesaay Is arSa hy
as syPlosioa ia ths hola causes IS as slrl m
mutation 81 e,sol sss. has frFsises re, damages
AID ssl,s iag sas Francisco sen0sFss
H. NJ Fslmsg. OF HssssmsFss has been sy~
poiase2 inspsetsg Of tfuii assss toF sas province
TIE beard ct hefsleuigzFe eeei3iaS Esag ua .ess
sseps9as zesaoa toward tastE extsFsa3 zksloa -
tsSeg. tas tEass taasssyy wiil be Easnxd
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The s.roeb.r Murder Trial.

VICTORIA. Dec. Especial Tho fourth day
of the stroebe! murder trial closed with the re-
calling OF several early witnesses to clear up
points developed in the course OF tho trial An
important point brought out during tue day was
thai rus, in the barrel OF the prisoners revolver,
. cheap weapon, gave a buiie: passing through
IL peculiar scratch. Such a mark IL on the
missile that was found in Asrshai!'s neck. The
best witnesses for the defense Ma Bartlett
AMI her sister Lizzie, the latter ssroebels afi-
anced Mrs. Marshall in her testimony indi-
rectiy casts Suspicion on her husband.
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Twenty Plan. for tn. Capitol Building.

OLYMPIA. Dee a-tspsciAL There are now
twenty plans for tie capitol Building on hle in
tbs governors Office. some OF which arrived TO-
day. Some of the specifications make iormida-
bic looking packages. One is contained in .
box sxs inches and foot thick. They from
all sections OF the United states. Application
has besa made 70 the capitol commission to cx-
tsnd the time for fling plans, bat as ample no.
tIce was given. no further time will Be allowed.
As the Gate draws near for examination Of the
pians each days arrivals grow larger, and the
selection of pr,zs winners will be . difficult
problem for the commission 20 solve. A. before
announced. they viii be assisted in this work
By competent archftects.
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Tho Hoaui.m Harbor Lines.

HoouiAn. Dec a-Ispsoiall IA mans meeting
held last night to discuss the question OF estab-
fishing hsrbor rim or waterway In the Ho-
quiam river was largely attended. and lively
discussions were had for nearly three hours,
resulting in tbs passage OF resolution 10 the
effect that the com promise agreed upon between
tho tide land commission and the Northwestern
Lumber Company be accepted, leaving our river
free from ali lines ani that the secretary OF the
meeting be authorized TO notify the commission
that there VIII be no necessity for their coming
20 meet our citizens on December Is, as has been
before stated
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Wall. wa,iA saving. B.uk CIo..a.

WALtA wALLA, Dec. AT meeting OF the
directors of the wails wsllA Savings bank shis
evening IL was decided TO 20 into liquidation.
snd the doors will not be opened Monday morn
ing. An application for receiver will be filed
In tho superior court Tho paid up capital 10
tloo.0oo No statement OF liabilities can be OBJ
tained tonight, hu, President Edmston states
that all depositass will be paid in full. The
embarrassment is due to the general stfingsacy
aud the low price OF wheat
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The Vancouver suicide,

VANCOUVER. r. e. Dec Especial Thomas
Randsli, the young scotchman. did not drink
himself tn death supposed, eoroner's Jury
deciding that the direct cause OF death was an
overdose OF laudanara. Randall said to a
friend. Il am expecting moaey today" ''whst
IL u does no; Gomez was asked "Then," said
Randall. "ill Kill myself" Tho money did
not come. and Randall kept his word.
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TaoeaA, Dec. Especial i--Continued rains
are causing the rivers ID sas mountains 20 rise
rapidly. Before niGnisas tue water level had
reached tire strsnge-s on seve<al 81 the Green
river bridges Additional sores. have hesa pu.
e2 % Sassa the mountain hgtsxes Green river
RAISED isFSe fees tAas evening. sneald TIE
sosa pour eenttaue wasaents &-r feared.
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WHO reported that tie woman Wa s1sy exsttcd
s79 cosIf - naove1 wsssou, still fssAssirg.
VAS arrested, wien BE offered 70 issFs tie
ranch. That ntxAt PARTY Of syzpsshissss sHr-
foants1 sse cabin and srsSs 20 d-4vs Ossorns
away. friag . nuzser Of shoss Tbs esseer
fnssaxsnec TO Ere into fts eresdr ard nsis-
tAsnec sseh 6sfa frosr thst TIE crSsc was
ssed ssd weas sxsy. u 10 not k1cEa vso
eczpoSee tAs srow1.
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

The Denver coroner's re port certihes that Or. T.
Thatcher Graves, who was supposed TO have
committed suicide, died of heart failure.
gang supposed to be the Daultons robbed
the Piano, Tex, National bank. twelve miles
north of Dallas, Friday night They secured
$s,0oa
Will Edwards. a Dresden, Tenn, farmer, shot
aud killed his wife in a quarrel Saturday morn.
ing. Before killing himself he attempted to
murder his wife's sister.
Frank Miller. a ranchef. OF Orr county. Mon
tana, shot and killed his brother, r. J. Miller,
commonly known as BOX" Frank has sur
rendered Cause. quarrel
Near Harrisburg. Ark, Friday night, Seed
Horner. young negro, attempted 10 outrage the
young daughter OF a prominent mali The girl
resisted and Horne- murdered her. He fed, but
was captured. The officers have successfully
resisted all attacks of lynching pariisa
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The Carpet wesvers. strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. a-Ths strike Of the car
pet weavers in tho Kensington district affected
between 5000 and 10000 people. Tho mann
facturers have prepared a counter schedule OF
prices which the strikers refuse to accept At
. meeting today. representing $500 strikers, 1t
was reported that the strike is spreading.
PROVIDENCE, r l., Dec. a.-The striking
weayers OF the Providence National Mills held
meeting this afternoon and rejected the new
schedule offered yesterday n q compromise
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More Indictment. at Portland.

PORTLAND. Dec. e.-The United States grand
Jury has indicted j. /. cowan, president of the
Liam County National bank. OF Albany. Or,
which suspended last June. Cowan lie charged
with violation OF the national banking laws
IL Was reported that Whitney I. Boise. chair
man OF the Republican state central committee,
had been indicted for conspiring with ex-Col-
iector Lotau TO unlawfuliy land Chinese, but
United states District Attorney Murphy denies
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rxDrcrmKSTs AT wHATcon.
Against Tsensee, Lawrence and single
Manufacturer Pettsbene.

wHsrros. Dec a-fsyecsal. The grand jury
todsy reported two more indictments sghinst r.
NJ fssnsse. es-clsy treasurer. both for refusing
raynaat on city warrants when be had city
funds in his possession.
An indsesmsnt Was siso presented sgainst A.
T. Lawrence. er-msfshas OF tho old town OF
whaseom. charging him with the crime of
larceny 10 uniawiusiy converting 10 bis oss
use q. zs2 e. OF city fauds collected by him.
W. Il Psssiboue. shingis manufacturer Of
the town OF Blaine and Q rsefabsr oil the krn
OF Psltibons Bros, sbssraetoss of this city, Is
aiso indicted los larceny In converting TO his
own use shingles vEiaed at sa.zo. belonging to
IL CarstsHx.
Not q true bill was reported IN the ease OF the
charges Of embesxsmsnt against sx-Clerk and
ex- Marshal Mcintosh
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Erfef raroraa Ns~~

TACOMA. Dee g SPECIAL. = Friends Of T. c
hfpeAsa eseash, r.. ssy BE h.s not been shssnt
nader any peculiar circumstances. sueA .. axve
nera iEsaz1 ass1, ssd thxi his where asoats esa
es lssrnsd By iaeasry q, his cssea Ne Is IL
Dc assd - seras persons. bat his friends sAy he
wfN FNSurn.
~ : S&A5 tie coss, ssrvsy sssAzasr Gsdasy
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The steamer signal. Movements.

foErLASn. Dec a-tspeciaL The steamer
Signal arrived tonight from Puget sound. sho
- uader the management og her oSaer A. NJ
simpson, and viii MAKE ono trip - the sound,
sailing on Thursday. Can't. kathbone states
that arrangements viii probably 10 made by
which she will continue GA the Portland sound
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The Grea, Nor,hern Tain wreet

SPOKANE, Dec. Especial IA coroner's In
quest was held today over the remains Of Eugi-
neer shlnski. Killed in the Great Northern wreck
81 kdwail. forty miles west OF here. The evil
denee showed that the engineer los; hi. bearings
in the fog and was himself solely 10 blame for
The wreck. 4 verdict Wa. rendered ACCORDINGLY
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oANkrlk. Pee a-la the ease OF Anna pe-
eesveS aai Psul EoSia ~ Patrick Dolaa sud
Mary J, boiAs. tFcm rhuFstoa county, the sn-
psssae court today Affirmed the Judgment OF tie
.aNrr rnart
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Oracle F.iItx subject To seizure.

VICTORIA, bee. a-tspce.aL The Seattle
yacht oracle Selltz, which is reported So gene
10 the inertia end Of Vancouver island on = gold
huasins expedite on, did not eRtes and clear for
the "trip sna Is azbls 10 setEgve by the customs
officers % ovefhagied. The latter assert thai
The goli mating VAN Il fake.
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SIDNEY BEATS CHARLESTON.
Gets the Name Port Orchard Adopted
for Its Postofy nice.

sidney. Dec. a-lspeciai RI. H. Cline has re-
eeiyed notice OF his appointment as postmaster
The name o: the postoiies has been changed TO
Port Orchard. Tho town Of Charleston adopted
the name Port Orchard mouths ago. with the
sanction OF the county commissioners. but here
after mail addressed 10 Port Orchard will 10
scut TO fhss on Ia
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courENgLGE, Ises- Al spSel&. t--Jas.Sa Ne
es3te hss apPoiass1 Water Crockett. Of ibis
e.v. rsoe.yes Of use Islaad County h&ak,
WRECKED ~ CSskleF Beats
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oaf eatlre lire Of porsIere., silk
aud lsoe curtains az reduced prices
~ ter she ho4iays Pacific Caspet
Company.
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kLlESssVHG. pse. s-tspecisl DIR. l. y.
Fewes WAS TO-DAY appointed fecelrcs Tor Pen f.
saipes bGsaesss, &nd haads aNed al saa.gsa
Tasss we're savsgsl applicants ses The Foslsloa
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cetTas. De. a-ssT~etal nspaS sasrgg
cshofae TosNFnei ,ais &seFRpssa tsSsa Paiouss.
~hsre Re wS2t 20 -ssSo es3s 81 ssscssaeas %
J, ". Wstsaa. usas wss 0ccsfytgs kAa1 baIaas-
snS to john (, Faxsss Ths osEsoer ssases taas
when he called ea wstseu tAs latter refused -
eh~y iaa order 81 restisasIas ana uaa3a teF~ass>
Ne sisted tass As stls wEs seriously ta aast
soali nos - nuseA Tas e&sxE sos a ae<Sez.
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Iac N'sfAeTa fsrsse are anw raRasnx slaJas
eAes eess ees Ssalits &Aa Portland % IrAsas
lsaV'aS sssstis Sally Al a r. saa sssvlax
Post ard asssF a. 8 = =. Ibis service !. sc-
sosiesSes - I've nasurssAssed
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DENVER. Dec. a--The Nesrs says IL Gov. Waite
calls an extra session of the legislature to for
ward his silver scheme he viii be impeached for
his action in the penItentiary matter.
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Ham ooo SoTk, screens, ealnawsEe. carlos
and mAnF articles sog the holidays a. cost
japanese Carlo Company. 60 Froat street
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The Northern Pacific are now running dining
cars between Seattle and Portland on trains
leaving Seattle daily at q. N. and leaving
Portland daily at 3 a. IL This service u sc-
knoHledged 10 Be unsurpassed
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The Olympia will sail from san Francisco
Sunday for Santa Barbara channel TO make her
Official trial trip on Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10

The game was full Of of-side plays, Portland
showing up worse in this style OF play than
Tacoma. Individual play OF puntirg could not
be worked to any great advantage. Tho bril-
liant tackiing OF Tscoma's end men helped
largely to keep the score down. The interior
encs OF the Portland team was the best ever
seen in Tacoma. in fact the game ell through
was the best ever seen here.