davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-26
Qhieaoo's GisoIrtel.

0as 8ergnii9en, bel bicfer Sabres8eit
alf einent 9ebreobli6en Boot in ben Wi6i7
ganiee bindus3uitcuern, mag fir elm oicbz
teri16 ar8ele9teS @emiitD einen getuiiie1
9tei5 baben; Der g%etp0bnlidbe Meni6 baz
gegen lit frob, menn ct Dem &f Ser
WO9en unb @iSi9ouen bonn ii6ern llier
3ul9alen farm. Die Tii6er ftno nicbt i'm
StanOe, auf 8eute alS5ugeben, Denn ite
mitBtcn it3 81 6teiem .3tped 6ur9 cine
@isfld6e Don II O2eilen 8reite binourcb
ar6eiten. Sour nit Notb unO Wtiibe fonnte
Der S6leppOampfer yWelcome" iic6 bis 3ur
8iermcilen@@rib briltgen.
Seit bret Sagcn batten mir Sittptno un6
aus Dielem @rur6e tpur6e DaS Sretbets
na1ienweiie 9e9cn Oas bieii9e ltter getrte5
ben. Son @reen 8aD bis Sout6 G0tcogo
lit 2uQes, iotpeit bas Quge bIift, cine ioltoe
@fSmoiie. Qlm 9eitrigen Sage tparen Derz
ibtebene 8erlonen breiit 9enug, iicb bret
bis bier Wtetlen binauS3utpageu, nQbrcno
ie bonn llfer aus nit Spern9IGlern beDbacA>
tel tpuroen.
g8er ij6 etnen tletnen 8e9riff BON Sen
GtsfelOern Der arftticben &e9tonen madben
mill, braE9t iio1 nur nacb Dem 0itlicben
@noe Der Jfan0olpbitraBe 5u bemiiben, BON
mo ct etnen berrli6er NuSgud bat. Sin
guteS Spern9laS miro baS @eit6tSfeIb be-
oeuten0 ertDettern.
, 1894-02-26
Jim the Climber"

MibaeI Gonnors, alias Jim the
Climber, Elm Gerbreber i'm Glitter BON 80
SGbren, bon tpelbem er nobe5u IA Sabrer
I'M 3ucbtbanie Dcrbrocbtc, lift nocb Gbtcogc
9efOmmen. Gr lit i%noeiien, pa5 Die peiterc
Goucnouug ieiner 8crbrc0erba6n anbc5
Ian9t, sum unfreilpiuigen JticbtStbun 6ere
Dammit. 3uIebt bcfanO CT iib i'm 3ucbtz
bauie 81 Sort MoOiion, Soma, iuo ct i@eirlet
QuSiage 5ufolge ipegen lIebertretung Del
@cfGn9niBOrOnung an Sen 0anogez
lenfen aufgchdn9t mur6e un0 cine
2G9mung beiber 2Irme bapontruS,
9afiir ptu er icBt Sic 8eb0roc
bon Soma auf S9ooenerioB Dcrtlaoen.
S6 po0I 0Jim the Climber" bel bicler
@elegenbcit boS nabeltegen6e Nrgument
gelteno macben ipirO, baB CT bur9 Die 2dbz
mun9 an Der tpeiteren Nusiibung ietnes
p8erufS" 9e6inbert tpir6 unO 10 uno 10
DieI tauieno Collars cinbiBt, ba CT ieine
GbGti8feit ais rGlimber" einiteQen muB?
, 1894-02-26

Die Annerions= fra9e
Sctrefs milmette mo Gpanton miro moroer
entidieoen peroen.

Wtorgen mir6 6urcb cine 8olfSobtimz
mung in @Daniton unb @ilmette bic 6ra9e
enti6ieben per0eu, OBJ otele bei6en Ort=
fdbaften ltb matchmaker ueribmel8en tper7
ben ober ni6t.
Die @n3etcben beuten barauf bin, baB Bic
OeajorttGt Oer Stimmge6er iic6 81 @uniten
Der 9lnneriou erfLGren tperbe.
Die 8efirDorter Der 8eri6meI5uns Der
beiben Orti9aftcn 3u elmer e~tlsigen metnen,
b0B iebe Stimme, Die fir Die 8crl9melz
sung ab9egeben pcr6c, cine Stimmt
gc8en Die Q(nncrion @roBsGpanlton's al
@6icaGo lei. @cgen Oie leBtere Nnnerior
bat iib bcreitS cine Nnsabl berborragen6er
@runObciiBer in Gpaniton 3u elmer y2lntiz
GDicagO7 Nnnerattou Niiociotiou" organi@
firt, luelcbe a16 bel Der morgigen Q8a6I ibre
SDGtt9feit entfaIten mill, inbem le fir
Die 8eri9mel5ung bon @Danlton nit Ntlz
mctte ipirfen piro. Die Wtitglieoer bteler
Niiociatiou 6eiteben ou8icblicBltc6 aus Seq
nern Der gStrtblbaften.
, 1894-02-26
mc1Tliuan's 6ebeimni6.
CT fIa9te iid ieIbit Ger ~unteriaIa9ull9 pom
$4,000 all, itirbt aber, obne udhere bluff
fldrune oartiber 3u 9eben.

8or bem Sauie 407 GlartltraBe fubr
alter 6err e%ntitie9, benz man eS beutli6
anleben %fDnnte, baB ebeu no3 ret6li6e
SbrGnen iber leine Baden g~eflolien tparen.
9er aLte 6err par San1eS OfcOfillan aus
Sorpnto, @anaba, uno ct mar bierber ee>
tommen, um bic 2eicbe ieines am leBten
0tenitag bier geltorbenen Sobnes ab3uz
bole1t.
9erlnan &uiieu WcN2iQan mar ser
So6n moblbabenber @ltern unb bate cine
CUTE @r5tebung erbalten. DIS CT Is Sabre
alt mar, lief er Don 6auie meg unb tplroe
SelegrapbiIt bel Der Canadian Soutbern
@iienbaDn. Gor ettpa einem Sabre fam
WacOtiuon, Der in3tpii6en "a Sabre alt ges
por0en mar, nacb Gbica9O. ST fanO 8ez
i9Gfttgun8 als SlaOier1pteLer in 6enrp
Nortb's 8trtbi6aft, 403 GlarftraBe. ST.
pfle9ie nut menig llntgale init anoeren
2euten 3u boben. Setne beiten Sreun0e
tDaren George 8rotpn, IN Der Qepee better
ais brownie, the king of the buns,
befonnt, unb Ser Glopier1pteler Grnft
@4tn9SiportD bon 467 Glarfitr.
9teien ietnen bciDen Sreunbe bate er i'm
Gal16e er3Q6lt, ct babe Dor einigen Sabren
ether Stem Oorfer Tirma $25, 1000 unterz
i6la9en unb le6e in Ser ~be1tGnoigen Srrc6t,
perbattet SIT mer6en, 0a cine 6pbe 8elob>
hung auf 1etne @rgretfung ousgeiebt Iet.
6enrD gtDrtb, Ser 8eitber Der Wirtbibaft
403 @larfitraBe, muBte on9ebli6 aucb nm
0as @ebetmniB WtcOtiuan'S, Ser ii6 bier
iibrtgens 6arrD &ulieu mamie, bic SaBe
tpuroe a6er ais @eDetmniB 9ebiitet. Qm
lebten 9onneritag itarb WtcOfiIan. &urS
Dor letncm Go6e lief er @lIingSnortb un6
8ronn All ii9 fomuten unb t6eiltc 6teie
nit, oaB ietn 8ater IN GOronto ppbue unD
6Drt ein moDlDabenber MDbelbGnoler iet.
G~QingS1portb icbrieb an BEN Yoli3etc9ef bon
S%orDnto, uno Die SOlge mar, baB Der Gater
oe5 iNngen Wa1nes bier geitern Qlbeno elm
traf.
Sim 0onneritag mar 6ie Getde Mc>
Wtuon'S bcreitS auf Dem Oafmoo6s Srieo>
bofe b~eitattet mOrben. 9a5 @elo fir 0aS
8egrdbniB batten bic beiben 6reun6e bes
8eritOrbenen in ben 8irtbi6aften an Ser
&eDee 3ulammengebracbt. Der alte Wtcz
W(tuan tutrb Die 2eide na3 GOrOnto nit
neDnlen.
9oS @ebeimntB, neld5eS bic angeblibe
llnteri6la9ung iener $25, 600 BON elmer
Stem gorfer Banfitrma ourb WtcWtiQan
umgtebt, bat bieier Dor ieiuem Tobe nicbt
aufgctlGrt. @r bate einmal feline NJ
Treunoe geiagt, baB ietn Bib itcb in Der
8er6re3er9aIerie befinbe, baB mar i'm in
Gbtca9O aber ipobl ni6t erwii6en DerNe.
, 1894-02-26
Doufdnot9 nieoer9ebrannt.
Die erfte presbYteriarersKird III Gpanton
ourd 6euer 3erit0rt.-Der $4,000 betra=
9enee Sdaoeu sum 9robten Gheil
ourh Derii6erll11o eeoedt.

Die erfte 9resbDterianer : &ir6e in
@Danlton brannte g~eitern Worgen nit
i9rem gan5en SSnbalt bis auf ben @runb
nieOer. Der SanitOr 9. S. @arrett fam
TIM 4 ltbr MOrgenS in bic &trbe, iaR nacb
Der 6ei5porrt6tung uno gin9 Oonn tpleoer
fort, Oils tur3 Dor 9 Ibr Balter Glart,
elm Mftt9lie6 bes &~irben3orcs, in oas
@ottesbaas trat, fano er aues 6Ol5perf UNI
ben Sfeu berum in Tlammen. @r CAB
1ofort einen Qlarm ab, ais ie0Db Die
SeueripcDr %etntraf, batten Die Slammen
i9on iolben 8orlprlng 9enommen, 0aB
oas Oa6 lcbon bell brannte. Der Mar9
i6au fab lofort, baB bier tuenig mebr Su
retten mar, unb ba chen oes @ties tpe9en
nt3t 1ofort 0a1ier 3u er6alten mar, tpur0e
gar fem 8erlub gem1Cbt, Die &trcbe 81 ret
ten. Die Seuertpcbr ribtete Dielmebr ibre
gauge Qlufmertiomte1t auf oaS an bic &trcbe
an9ren3enoe 5peiitDdige 6rdmebatS, baS
s.. g. Gutnlan geb0rte, unO bort iparen
ibrc 8emiibungen aucb bon @rfolg %8efrOnt.
SAT- ale Wtitglie6er Der &trCbe battert
ii9 nGcb uno nab Dor iDrem @otteSbaule
et1gefut0en un0 la6en es IN Mibe aufz
gebcn. Der Seueripebrmann @bworb
9i1Smore ipurbe, ais ber groBe iteinerne
8o9en Dor Der &trcbe einitir3te, BON einem
3iegelitein am &opf getrOffen, bob nibt
i9tper berlebt. ST mar beipuBtIos u1b
purbe na9 ietner MO6nun8 in SOutb
Gra1it0n gebraht.
Die &irbe tpurbe pOr ungefd6r ~8tuan8ig
Sa6ren nit einem &oitenauftponbe bon
$40, 900 errri6tet un6 Ser Nertb 6es Sn~
balteS, beltebenb aus benz Mobiliar, elmer
grDBen Sr9eL unb einer 9uten 8i6liotbef,
Wurbe a1f $4,000 Deraniblagt. Die Ser
ii6erung betrug $21, 700, 9aS Seuer lit
atgcbliob ourA cine icbaobafte G0bre in Der
6ci5porrtdtun9 entltGnben.
, 1894-02-26
Oer0Ghti0e 8rGn0e.

Sn Dem lceriteDenoen neutrality-suspicious.:
RaUie gtO. 6947 NgleSbD Qlpe. bra6 geitcru
Morgen flr3 nacb flint ltRr ein Teucr aus,
oa5 ntcbt mn baS 9enannte, iOnbern aud
Sic bciOen a~n8ren3enOen 6Guier SEQ. 6951
Nuo 6953 in Qlibe legte. Der @ciammts
icbaOeu betrG8t ii6er $4,000 unD lit nul
sum &beil ourcb &eriiderung ge6eft. Dian
DermutDct, OaB baS Seuer burcb 8ranD;
filter angelegt muroe.
Oas 5aus $40. 81 40. Bluce tpur6e
g~eltcrn Mor8cn burcb Teuer 8dn5licb SER
1tOrt unb Die bcjben gta6barbduicr 9(o. SO
NIB 50 er6e6ti1 bei9dOigt. Ser SbaDen
belduft iib Guf $1,000. Die Teuerpebrleute
TanOen me6rere 2(n5eidben, Die 8ranOitifz
tu1lg %permut6en l0Iien.
, 1894-02-26
6inter ShIoE mo 0ieoeL.

9eroD 6arriS, Der burc6@eIbonipeiiun9Sz
Tormulare, Die ct am 6. Sanuar aus Dem
8oitamt in Norton 0ei8bts, Conn, ita6l,
mebrere BoitGmter unb bjeientgen in Nuz
rOra un6 ga SoQe, ST., I'M mebrereGau
ienb Dollars betrOg, itBt bier ieit Samita9
i'm @ountpgcfGn9niB. ST. wuroe suerit in
8uffalo DerDaftet, enttam iebob unb flof
nacb GanaDa, mo CT balb barauf bon SIT
ipcttor Stuart Derbaftet uno nit 6tntnn=
ieBung Der 2(uslieferungS Sormalttdtcn
Dem GOmmiiidr Taircbtlos Dor9efiibrt
tpurOe, Der i'm inter $4,000 8irgi9aft
ben 8uubess @roB9ei9porenen iiberpieS.
Sn 6arrts' &(eiocrn etn9cndbt, fa1o man
$131O, ungeidbr Bic 6Glftc Der 9eitO6lenen
Suntne.
, 1894-02-26
SOIL Shulfhif weroen.

Sn elmer geltern a6gc6altenen 8eriamm=
lung bei6loiien Die 8eomten BET Dor einiz
gen Wtonaten %gc9rilnbcten yGbicago gtaual
9teiure QiiociatiOn", oaS tbnen nabS6luB
Der 8eltauSitcuun8 BON ber 8unbe8resiez
rung gum @eibent 9emadbtc Oto0eQz
&riegSi6iff vSutnoiS" bon icinem ieBigen
@lnferplaB nab Dem &an 8uren StraBenz
Yier brtngen 5u Iaiien.
Der rSuinOiS" iou in 3ufunft ais
Sbulibiit benltbt per0en. 9ie Soften
beS 0eribaifenS iinO bon einem Contractor
ouf 100000 perani9la8t porOeu unb
-2pnan S, Sage un0 onoere moblbabcnOe
WtitgIieoer Ser 9liiociation boben iicb bercit
crtldrt, bieieIben 81 tragen. 0aS Scbiff
cntbdlt bic gan5e 2lusriIitung, bic tpabreno
Der QlIsiteQun8 in OemleI6en ge5eigt Wurbc,
nit 4usnabne Der 9lcbtsigpfinoer.
, 1894-02-26
Sdltmmer 7rrtbum.

Sn Tolge BON Berlebungen, bic er am
9ienitag Nbenb bel einem Sal Don einem
&abeIbabntDagen Der Cottage @rope NDe.
2tnie e%rIitt, liegt Soiepb WtDerS, Der 8ez
liber Der v@reat 9tort6ern" Qpotbefe, in
beOenfItbem 3uitanOe in ieiner 8obnung
$50. 4409 st. 2atprence 2lpe. barnteoer. SIS
beiBt, baB 6errn WDerS' Gerlcbungen mr.
ipritnglt3 ni9t i9tper iparen ulto DAP er
nob benz Stur5e 5tpet 6erren, bic tbm lbre
6Hlfe onboteil, ertlGrte;' er CLAUDE i'm
StanOe 81 iein, auein na6 letner 8Obz
nun9 9eben gu t0nnen. Gr bate feline
Strait ieOO3 iibsribdBt uqO muBte it9,
bon einem S6DtnbeGanfau gepoft, in beu1
Gbortpe8e beS 6auies 1872 8abaib Npe.
uie6erleben. 9ort fano i'm gegen Otor9en
Elm P~Oli5iit in 3eftigem Bunbfteber. Ser
8eamte belt i'm iebo9 fit betrunfen unb
lies iDn nacb ber Nrmorb Station bringen,
mo- er Obne dr5tltcben 8eiitano, ber tbm
Derpeisert morOen ietn ioQ, bis gum Worz
gen Der6Iieb. SpGter purbe ct Dem Boli@
3eiricbtcr porgefii6rt, ser ibn iofort ent=
IieB unb II erit wurDe t6m Der erite Gr3tz
ltcbe 8eiitanb gu Spell.
, 1894-02-26
Jlette Observation-Disclosures

Sine nette MISUNDERSTANDING be-
%reitete, penn anberS Die 8el9merbefiberin
SGrab 8rOpn in t6rer beutc Morgen i'm
&reisgericbte etngereiAten &lagei6rift Die
8aDrbeit ipricbt, tbr ber@atteGbaS 8rOtpn,
inbem ct ite am eriten 6eierta9e aus Der
ebeGiben 8O6nun8 mari, nacbOem er ie
bereits Dorber nit GepoIoern, S9eeren
II. +, ~. in S6reGen geieBt bate. .3wei
Sabre lang bat Sarab Die ttefiten De-
mitbtgungen ertragen, bis Gbarles ibren
f0rperli9en 2eibcn baourcb eth Gn6e
macbte, OaB ct ite iiberbaupt nicbt mebr inn
6auie bulOete. 9a er ie0o6 ais Qln9cz
i~teuter Der S. S. 8rown Manufacturing
50. in Decatur Elm SabresioIoir bon $1,000
bc5ieht, 10 ernartet Sorab, peLcbe ibren
OfGb6ennomen SbielbS ipieber ~an3unebz
men tpiinlht, baB ibr @atte sur 3ablung
bon Nimenten IN tie g~eStpun9en uno bic
@De aufgclOft meroe.
, 1894-02-26
2Ius Der so. mdr0.

SIM 0tamen elmer 2tn5abG bon @run6et~
gentbtnlern Ser 30. QBar6 baben beute
Otorgen i'm GountD9ert3t Die 9tee6tsan=
WdIte Sleeper, Barber unb Gmrib einen
Yroteit gc8en Bic tbnen auferle8te Spe3iaI@
ttcusr fir StraBcnbeiprengung er6obell
(Spe5ialiteuer $50. II, 491). Die 8roteitz
let be6oupten, baB 6teie angebIicbe Ser
bei1erun9" ourcbaIS itnnlo5 unb bic Or6tz
nan3 null uno nidtig lei. 9a5 @run6ei>
gent3um liegt in Der %iogenannten vS9ool
2ruitee SubDtOiiion".
, 1894-02-26
6rpet MISUNDERSTANDING.

SIM &reisgert9t bat beute Mtorgen
Sennie &ublmann cine Scbei6ung BON
tbrem @atten 6ermann beantra9t. Sic
b%ebauptet III Der 8lagei6rif;, baB iie BON
Dem @atten am L. 9tuguit uno ant II.
Sftober in brutaler @eiie gei6Iagen NOR
ben lei un6 baB bteler Obenbrein Su elmer
9%etpiien 2oura S6uIB unerlaubte 8ez
Stebungen u%nterbalte. I'm etnen S6eiz
bun9s9runo lit baber SraW GHbIman ni9t
DerLe9en.
, 1894-02-26
Standardization
Die foIgenoen Observation-Disclosures iplr:
ben auSgeiteQt:

Die tolgenoen Observation-Disclosures ipurz
ben auSgeiteQt:
GDos. 9teini9miOt, 1923 ai6Gor6 2loe.,
2itDd. g8o6nz uno @eicbdftSge6aube, $500;
8. 6. GDomplon, 2it0d. Mo6ngebauoe,
6754 S3ermanitr., $250O; Sobn &rmmer,
2itOG. 28Obngebaube, 1924 2afltnItr.,
$1,000; Soc GeitenmeDer, 2it0f. 98o6nz
8ebGuOe, 1929 Qafli1itr., $14O0; 6enro
&6, 2itOG. 2lnbau, 6646 g. 6alftebitr. =,
$1400; 81, 60lterlit, 1~lrlbau, 124 0eIt
Snbtanaitr,; 81. Mulcabp, BOIL g8aQacc
Str, 8alcon>2lnbou q. 90. &. 8uroz
mal6, 3it0d. 8o6ngebGuoe, 1723-25
8elmont 2lOe., $4,000; 90. %Q8DnanbD,
Stau, 1865 Sc. Baultnaitr.; 8. 9regce,
2it0f. Slatgebdube, 327 S0oolitr., $500;
8. S. Olion, 2itOf. Stats, 928 Molnutltr.,
$4,000; s.. 8ruDe9am, llm6au bon Qaocl1
in @obnraum, Al 8urIin8itr., 5000.
, 1894-02-26
Sn Der 6nQe 6es GnrtichrntzS

= SIN Der 6oGle OeS Sortic6rttsE urnz
p%creins, 0tO, 1924 Mtlmaufee @ue., fanb
geitern gfabmtttag cine Geriommlung bon
@rultoeigent3umsbciiBern ttatt, in ipelcber
%betreffs Der @rbauung elmer eleftril6en
8abn al Wtlltpaufee Qtoenue, 3tpilcben Nrz
mitage7 unO 9atprence NOe., Geiolutionen
an9enommen puroen, bic iicb gegen bas
Brolett ausipre3en, iofern bon 2atprencez
Npenue bis gum Wittelpunft Der Sta6t
DOppelteS Sa3rgelO berebnet miro.
, 1894-02-26

Inn Steaungiucben6en bel Der gegenz
ipGrtioen gtot6lage bas Grlangen BON 8ez
idbdftigung 3u erleicbtern, nimmt oaS
9benbblatt Der SuinoiS StoatS5eitung
Steuengelu6e unentgeltlib auf.
, 1894-02-26

9rne 80 d. etn AZ Brft.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
of Washington, for San Juan County
Probate Department.
In the matter of the Estate of NJ N
Whitmul p. Ray, deceased w.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of an order issued by J. E! Tucker, Court
Commissioner of San Juan County, Wash.
made on the 10th day of June A. D., 1884,,
in the matter of the estate of Whitmul P.
Ray, deceased, the undersigned, the Adj
ministrator of said estate, will sell at
private sale, to the highest and best bidder
One-lalf cash on confirmation of sale and
balance in six months, subject however,
to confirmation by said Court Commits
sioner, the following real estate to wit: the
undivided half interest in the S. E. of S.
E. and n. E. / of S. E. 1 and Lots 3 and
4 of Sec. Is, Tp So n. r. west, all in San
Juan County, Washington. Bids to be
made in writing, sealed and delivered to
Geo. A. Ellsperman, Clerk of the Superior
Court, at his Office in Friday Harbor, on
and after the 7th day of July, A. d., 1894
and until the 18th day of July, A. D. 1894,
at two o'clock %. M, when the bids will be
opened.
ROBERT K. McLACHLAN.
Administrator of the estate of Whitmul
p. Ray, deceased.
Nordyke & .Hackett, Attorneys, for
Administrator.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF san
Juan County, State of Washington.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SAN
Juan County, State of Washington.
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the Estate of SAMUEL
KELLER, deceased. Order Appointing
Day for Settlement of account, and direct
ing Notice to be given.
H. G.. Smith, administrator ofthe estate
of Samuel Keller, deceased, having this
10th day of June, rendered and presented
for settlement and filed.in this Court his
Final Account of his administration of the
estate of said deceased.
It is ordered that Saturday the 18th day of
July, 1894, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
before J. E. Tucker, Court Commissioner,
is hereby appointed for the settlement of
the said account; and that the Clerk give
notice thereof by causing notices to be
posted in at least three public places in
this County, one of which shall be at the
place where this Court is held, at least
twenty days before said day ofsettlement.
according to law And to be published
for, at least, four successive weeks in the
ISLANDER, weekly newspaper published
in said county.
J. r. VIM, Judge.
Dated June 10th, 1894.
Nordyke q Hackett, Att'v's for Admin.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12
KIDS DID NOT PLAY.

The report has gone out that the
Friday Harbor Kids" played ball, on
the Fourth and were defeated in a score
standing q to 6. The Kids did not
play ball on the Fourth, and are there
fore somewhat offended that it should
be reported that they were SO badly
defeated. Doubtless the game referred
to was the one played between the small
boys of the Harbor and Valley, in which
the Harbor boys were knocked out, in
three innings by the VALLEY Infants. +"
But we think the boys from the Harbor
would surely have won the game if the
grass hadn't been so hight Warren
had pitched-If the catcher had talked
If the ball hadn't landed in Willie's
mouth or biffed Warren in the eye.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12

Never before in the history ofthe
world has an issue between labor
and capital assumed such startling
proportions as at the present time.
The commercial business of quar-
ter of a hemisphere is jeapordized.
The militia of the different states
have In a great many instances
refused duty, while in other cases
they have openly declared in favor
Of the strikers. Seldom do cues
lions arise ia which an innocent
public is forced to suffer as in the
present deplorable crisis. Our
sympathies are naturally with labor
so long as its representatives keep
within the pale of the law. But
for that element which DESTROYS,
pillages, burns and creates VERT
able state of anarchy, we have no
sympathy, and sincerely hope that
they will be brought to justice for
the sake of the cause which they
are prejudicing the public against.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12
ROCKER WASHER TESTED.

Charles Mckay, agent for the Rocker
Washer, gave an exhibition of it's adj
vantages over others by practical test
Monday; washing some 400 pieces in
about four and one-half hours. This
washer is guaranteed to wash one hun
dred pieces per hour, as clean as it is
possible to wash them by hand. A lady
can set down and run the washer with
one hand and care for her baby with
the other at the same time. Following
are testimonials from those whom have
tested its merits:
TESTIMONIALS.
Mr.. Mckay washed 100 pieces for me
Monday, and gave entire satisfaction.
I purchased one of the Rocker Washers
and can recommend it to others needing
a washing machine.
MRS. p. WEIGH.
The test of the Rocker Washer by Mr..
Mckay proved entirely satisfactory He
washed 120 pieces, and, although he
did not boil the clothes they are clean
and white.
Mrs. SARA E. CLINTON.
| am well pleased with the Rocker
Washing Machine purchased of Charles
Mckay. 1t washes the clothes as clean
if not cleaner than by hand; with very
little exeTtiOn and in half the time re-
quired by other machines. I have no
hesitancy in recommendingit to others
MRS. JAMES Ross.
Having secured the agency for the
Rocker Washing Machine / am now
prepared to fill all orders for them in
three weeks time. f'or further infor-
nation enquire of
CHARLES MCKAY, Friday Harbor.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12

The United States Senate has passed the
tariff bill, income tax, sugar schedule ana
all. David b Hill alone of the Demo-
Gratis voted against the bill. boldly declar-
ing that it was not Democratsc tariff at
all such as was promised the people III the
Chicago platform but that 1t was a base
surrender TO the Populist party.
Hill sees clearly that the senate tariff bill
with the income tax annexed will temper
arily at least defeat the Democracy in New
York, and he does not propose to have the
routed Democracy of the state "shake
their CORY locks at him" and say he did 1t;
he known too that when the Democracy
of New York recover from the shock OF
their surrender to Populism that he, Hill
will be the leader ofthe reorganized Demo-
cracy of New York state. He stands
upon purely Democratic platform mex
orably opposed to the income tax, and he
knows when the fog of Populism rises he,
Hill, will be sure to be the leader of his
party in the great state of New York-P.-l.
We are glad to see that there Is
slight mist before the eyes of our
republican friends. Indeed, is not
this n. Y. fog about as thick as it
ever gets on the Banks of New
foundland. We do not care what
party passes the bills, just so the
right bills are passed. AS the in
come tax is about the only good
feature the bill has, is it not good
thing there were some populis is
around.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12
GEM OF THE GROUP.
The farmers OH Shaw island are busy
in tbair baN fields

The farmers OH Shaw island are busy
i'm their hay fields.
Mrs. ID. Kepler was OH the island
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Jones are the
happy parents of a ten pound boy, both
mother and child doing well.
Newton Jones and family, of Friday
Harbor, visited with his parents OH the
island Sunday.
Erwin Jones, who is working on Lopez
island, spent Sunday on Shaw.
The Fourth of July celebration under
the management of 7. G. Stewart, was
a success. After bountiful repast had
been partaken of by all, Mr.. Sitter
read the Declaration of Independence.
Rev. Dixon delivered an appropriate
address, after which there was singing
by the Choir. Some time was devoted
to sports, every one enjoyed Roy Girls
wold's acting clown. After supper
dancing in the school house was in order
and lovers of the may waltz tripped
the light fantastic until the "we sma
hours,u when all went home well salts
fled with the days entertainment.
Mrs. A. Burke's brother and family,
of Fort Simpson B. c., are visiting at
the Burke homestead.
The Shaw Island Bail Club is prepar-
ing to play the Lopez Club, Sunday,
the ODD.
L. D. Hix and small party cele-
brated the Fourth on Turn island.
This years strawberry crop is almost
gone.
The farmers say that a light shower
lust now would hurt nothing.
Harry Jones returned to Seattle last
Tuesday, after spending week on the
island.
Eugene Fowler returned to EdmOnd's
to resume his position after u Fourth OF
July lay off. GEMMER.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12

The Western Union company says
the nation would lose money to
operate telegraph system. OF
course all the voters must believe
the statement of this colossal
monopoly that pays dividends on
100000, 900 of watered stock. Mr..
Wanamaker says the nation can
send Is words from New York to
San Francisco for 10 cents on a
public system. Which will you
beiieve?-Coming Nation.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-12
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Noti1e is hereby given that in pursuance
of an order issued by j. e. Tucker, Court
Commissioner of San Juan County, State
of Washington, made on the 10Th day OF
June, A. D. 1894, in the matter of the estate
of John Edwards, deceased. The under
signed, the Administrator of said estate.
will sell at private sale, to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand, subject how
ever to confirmation by said Court Com
missioner, the following ,ots, to wit: Lot
four (4) in Block one ~ and Lots one Q),
two (2), three 81 and four al in Block two
all in Gaines First Addition to Friday
Harbor, in San Juan county, Washington
Bids to be made in writing, sealed and
delivered to James J. Doyle, Administra-
tor of said estate, in Friday Harbor, Wash.
on and after the It'll day of July, A. D. 1894
and until the l4th day of July, A. D., 1894,
at two O'Clock p. m., when the bids will be
opened.
JAMES J. DOYLE, Administrator
Estate of John ]. Edwards, deceased.