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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-19
AMVsEM ENrs,


H"'e "f'H' shH we boston Howards-
An eliminating entertainment VAS en-
loyed by crowded house 81 the Seattle
shsaier last evening. the opening night of
the engagement Of the New Boston How.
ard Atneusan Company OF wonderful.
specialists Every seat vas occupied and
the audience showed its appreciation of
the performance by repeated eneore,.
TAe members Of the company are all
star performers, and their evenings
entertainment; is one Of the most enioya-
be ever given here. The varied character
Of The specissties. each frat in its elas. 4.
especially pleasing both on account of the
contrast 20 q continuous dramatic per-
tosmAaos and To each other. The pro-
sfaaEs Includes comedy. songs, aaacaa
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A wrestling match took place between
James Dunn. who claims record in Aus
tralia. aud William Finn. both of Black
Diamond, at the latter place in Krauss'
hall, on Saturday night. The match was
TO be decided by two throws in three, and
Finn Was the winner in two hours Dunn
made one throw in a previous struggle
when the contest was prolonged for six
hours without another throw on either
side till postponement was necessary and
the contest was finished on Saturday.
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Calhoun Company will Return.

The Calhoun Opera Company will play a
return engagement here or five per-
formances at the Seattle theater, COM
mencing January % Charles f. Riggs
and +. g. Conrad. proprietors of the COM
pany, and w. H. Fullwood, advance
agent, were in the city yesterday. They
say that the company has been increased
and few changes have been made in the
personnel since the company was here
last. Julie Calhoun has quit and Alice
Johnson and Amy Leslie are new princi-
nails
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rsnting an Investigation rs to his sasitr He
wss tosnd in ths vicinity OF Jackson AID south
Essveuta streets. going from house TO hcuss
ana rfarsng door heis Hs told 1xller sfepser
TIA; he hsd eeen having lets OF fun.
There viii be . iolnt aebs,e between the
Maple Literary >cciety. Of Van ASSET sad the
sosnyda.e Literary and Debating sccis1v at
saraySals fesaorrow evening. the s1s jsct be.
ing Resolved. Tat the signs OF tue tine. IN
dictate the Gowntsli o. tie American ,epaesie
sRnsyaaie i.Ass the Affirmative sad Manic the
perstiya
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New Orleans Ksees.

New ORLEANS, Jan. is--summaries:
Six Furlongs-Pousse Cafe won, Sub
Rosa second, Billy Mckenzie third. Time
l:fia.
Three iuriongs-Prytauia won-Jack
Farrell second. Quissda third. Time
:S7S..
SIX Hubert won. Gov. Ill.,
vel second. Ellen third. Time, I:i5is.
One mile-Cuo .on. Coronet second
Can't. Dfsne third. Time. $50.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Boro won. Oak
Forest second, Bret Harte third. Time,
.sslS.
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The CaIifnrn.. E.,.

San FEsscssco. Jan. Rehabilitation Of
the heavy machinery Of the Midwinfer
exposition Is progressing rapidly. IL is
expected the first steam will be turned on
sunday next. and the plan for lighiing
central plaza With electricity on Dedaca-
ton day can. therefore. De carried out.
Preparations for opening the Northern
Caiiiornia citrus fair have been practically
completed. and everything will 40 OF ac-
co-ding TO programme ST ? O'Clock sssur-
day afternoon.
Special Communication tickets for the ex-
position. consisting. Of books containing
100 admissions. are nov ready for delivery.
The prizes is S41
horticultural congresses will be held
A.ril "a, - and aS
The Iowa State band arrived here this
morning.
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JEgKED our BY HIS COAT TAILS.
Jshn Preston Saved From Drowning by
Attorney Fred a.. Peterson.

SIDNEY, Jan. ls.-T Especial. John Pres
ton. an empioye OF the government dry
dock at Charleston. opposite Sidney, fell
into the bay last evening. and was saved
from watery grave by Fred III. Peterson.
the Seattle attorney. Peterson came over
from Seattle on the steamer Chehsiis, and
stopped off at Charleston. In the even
Ing. desiring to come to Sidney, he en-
royed Preston 10 row him across the bay.
The wind was blowing a gaze and the
waves threatened TO upset the light boat.
but Sidney was finally reached without
other unpleasAntness To the occupants
than being wet through by the flying
spray.
At sidney the boat was made fast to q
pontoon which was out in the bay quite a
distance and Is reached by narrow gang
way. Peterson started to town, feeling
his way along the pontoon carefully with
his umbrella. while Preston, anxious to
get under cover. rushed past him. In
the uncertain light the smooth water
towards the beach looked like q continue
ton of the pontoon. and Preston ran off
the float into the bay. Peterson heard
the splash and saw an object strike the
water. Dropping his umbrella and vaiise.
and getting down on his hands and knees,
he crawied to the edge of the pontoon,
seized black. fnt,ering object which ap-
peared on the surface of the water IL
was the tails of Preston's long rubber
coat AZ that hour the tide was running
out and Preston Was threatened with
being carried under the pontoon out IN
the bay and 10 his death. Peterson drew
in the coat tails until he succeeded in
grssping the haif-drowned man by the
hair. and, after considerable effort, pulled
him out of the water.
Though Preston had swallowed a great
deal of salt water. and was very weak from
his thrilling experience. he defined to pro-
coed to town. lie got into the boat and
started back TO Charleston. saying that he
would pull hard enough on the way over
to keep warm until he reached home
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SUICIDE AT ANACOsrxs.


ASAcoRTss. Jan. is.-tspecial l-Tues.
day evening about O'Clock q young man
named Thomas Edens committed suicide
by blowing out his brains with a revolver.
Less than half an hour before committing
the rash act he was talking and joking
with the employees at one of the shinele
mills. and nothing strange wss noticed.
Young Edens was the son of w. b. Edens
and nephew Of State Senator Edens. He
was about 20 years of age and of good
habits. and no cause can be assigned for
wanting TO end his life.
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A Nictnria Man Miaainr.

VtcroKi.. Jan. is Special The SOS
sips Of ' ictoria West are a, present dis
casing the disappearance of one Jordan
proprietor of steam bakery there. Mrs
Jordan's sister Is also missing. and is said
10 have accompanied the shseat baker. lie
took With him about s.. ooo and leave.
many sorrowins creditors, besides bis wife
Ana Children.
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Aeeepts Ncauit0.. rhal,.r

SAN Francisco. Jan.ls.-Young Mitchell.
middleweight champion Of the Pacific
coast, has wasted no time In considering
Jack McAulifle's challenge, but accented
IL tonight Jim Ryan, the Australian,
wants another chance at both Mitchell and
MeAaIitie. and issued a challenge to that
effect today
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III. Olympic Athletic C,n,.

AZ the weekly meeting of the Olympic
Athletic Club at the Burke block last
evening. eight members were admitted.
As soon as the club has fifty paid mem
bers. OF which 1t has good prospects. il
will go into suitable quarters
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BALTIMORE, Nd. May IL. Iso2.
Post-Inselligencer Co, Seattle, Wash. -
Gentlemen; The map received and il
very much appreciated. Very truly, j. 8
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a MIL Iabsr~r Drers Dead.

posr TowNsHSp. Jan. is Special. -
pietraek Olsen. Swedish lAoorer at the
Hsdlock mill. dropped dead this after
noon. Apoplexy Is Supposed TO be the
cansa Of icAth
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sTORM AT VICTORIA.
SIN Pedro Broken Up and Much
other Damage Done.
urTEN TO BE TRIED At SIDNEY.
ne1v Of Murdered sailor Found Adrifs
IN . Boaf-suieife of . Young
Man at Anscorfes.

ysr~ozA. Jan. fs.-fSpeciai f-Yestsr-
xsv.s storm. which cut off telegraphtc
racsmunieation with the south the greater
rsrs Of the dsy, j. pronounced the most
~vere In ten years. and the damage done
~ il shout Victoria will not be covered by
ga0n.
ii Esonimals harbor early in the morn
mr. the living rigging of the British cruiser
Garnet vas endangered by the gale, and
he satch was told off TO make things fast.
wnsle thus engaged blue jacket named
Bsosn was blown overheard from the
bonn. The cutter was Immediately piped
asay. bat In was soon seen that, nofwitf-
essading that al speed possible was being
I'D. the sailor would drown If other
nesns OF help we're not quickly presented.
RealTing thu. Midsh.prnan Addison, the
youngest officer Of the ship aud lad of
hss IT. years, plunged overheard and sue
eeeded in reach ng the drowning man and
Supporting him until the cutter arrived.
Both were completely exhausted. Capt.
Haynes Hailett, OF the Garnet, has re-
pogied Mldshipman Addison for exhibiting
marked courage under exceptional cir
ermstanees. there being q full gale blow
fHx - tsr sAsASs SAr JUNK oiDtff LOT MS
bravery will receive the Royal Humane
6oeisty's medal aud also naval distinction.
The San Pedro wreck fel, the fuii fury of
the storm, and by last evening her main
mast. smokestack. dummy engines aud all
The house work had been swept clear to the
deck aud over where the rail used to be.
II Is expected that the next twenty-four
hours will see the wreck split amidships
sad disappear. The stern has now gone
under, and the bows and foremost alone
are visible. The cofferdams and other
projections. laborousy constructed by
Capt Whiteiaw. Capt. Lachlan and the
Moran Bros. have been eniire.y destroyed,
and the losses thus involved exceed
$3l000
Numerous small vessels dragged Their
anchors during the storm. and one
schooner. the Beatrice. went ashore, but
without damage. A pilot sloop on watch
for tho incoming japanese steamer had
close call. Gil her sails being carried away
and Capt. Evans having both arms broken.
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Athletic Cluh smoher Io,,~h.

The members Of the Seattle Athletic
Club will this evening give another
smoker At which several members will ex-
hlbst their skill In various athletic exer-
eises. A large turnout is expected.
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ENTERPRISE. Wash. rs

ENTERPRISE, WASH, Feb. I6. 1904.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash.
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M,rorr. Wash. MARCH n. ,ssa

Post-Intelngencer Co, Seattle, Wash. -
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EAsr sr Ctoun Mimi

EAST ST. CLoup. Mimi. May *. 1904.
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CLEVELAND. Wash. Feb. 2. ~

Editor acknowledgement Seattle. Wash,
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oSr,nro. Canals, Ami, "a

VNTAHto, NAnauA. AFHiI 4, Is3X
observation-disclosures, Seattle. Wash. -
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In game OF billiards at ST. Paul Tuesday
Henry sampson. champion OF the Northwest
made run OF 500 with the anchor nurse. thus
beating sehaefers famous run OF se6 In gen
erai pay sampson would need about triple cis-
count to ever win a game from scnaeler
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KoxIsIAu n q Nav "a Is,

NFNI-tNffs u Va 1FNF TO- EtI&s
Editor Post-inteiiigencer.S Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: | have received the map u
the world, etc. and arm pleased TO state
that | am thoroughly satisfied with sI
Yours truly. W. 8.
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Bank books. pens, tnks aud all Office
sapp.ies st SaGion 4 Adams, i0i South
SsSoa1 ss9Set.
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PrsHAsrrs. wash.. ApriI 4 iso2.

Post-Intellirenrer Co Sesttls ws.h
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the iss
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stage from ElIensburg to this place. came
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Loomrsros. Wash Feb. 4. Ise2

LooMrsroN, Wash Feb. b, lc8l
Post Intelligcncer. Seattle Wash
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And weighs matters
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A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.


Nothing appeals 90 strongly to a mothers
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When my brother recommended the remedy
] had no faith In patent medicines. and would
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For information concerning this
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address
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FAtoUsk CITY, wash, Nay ri, 1S97.
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Gents: ] received the map OF the world
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subscribers. Most respectfully. N. N.
PALousE CIrr. Wash. May Il, 1891.
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MONTE wRLLrssros, d c., June 2, 1892.
Editor Post-Intsalig eneer. Seattle. wash
Dear Sir: l have received yosS pre-.
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FRy, Idaho. Feb. a. 1902
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LArss. Wash. Feb Q, tso1
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NoIrH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 8. 1892
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Bosros. Mass, June ~. 1891
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MONTH WRLLrssros, d c., June 2, 1892.
Editor acknowledgement Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received yoaF pre-.
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MEapow. Wash. Feb. 9. 1892.
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LuMSr. Wash, Feb. 4, 1907
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Fry, Idaho. Feb. %, 1902
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attic, Wash. l received the double
wall map short time ago. aud in good
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IL. II Is worth double the prica. Yours
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For sale by stewart a Holmes Drug Cd
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LANGLEY. Wash. March 81, 1892.
Post-Intellgencer Publishing Co, Sc.
attic, Wash.--Gents: l would say that
arm delighted with the map. Ii came in
good order and il daisy. A Is.
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Post.fnteliigencer. Seattle. Wash
sns: I received one of your premium
maps the other day and IL 10 a fine map IN
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

Un esplendido surtido en- medi fnas,
de colores = uegras para seforas, calce-
tines 6nos, de dolores Y negros para ca :
halier ,s uiTios, ARABIA de recibr Ia cara de
ptza aHarmauos-Atocha - 5-3
So avisa las personas de buen gusto.
El Sport Club ha nom brado nueva directi
va, recayendo 81 cargo de Presiisnte en-
nnestro querido amigo don Enrique ChAva-
liAr.oue va 10 b. bia desempahado On la epo-
ca de mayor augs del Club.
Pero ahora, todos los esfuerzos del ami
go Chevalier Sc estrellar&n inutilmente.
FL erf-rmo esta grave.
Ha aldo para Ia Capital recib'r al Obis
TO, el VIcar;o de Ponce Padre Roura.
No hay remedio tan eticaz para combatir
la anem1a la clorosis otras enfermeda-
des como la '.Solucion Vital" del Liedo Ga
des
Vease ell anuncio.