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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-20
Notice.

All bills due me and remaining unset
tied by Oct. 18TH will be placed in the
hands of an attorney for collection.
DIR. j. II. MAYO.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-20
West Randolph.

Miss GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
O'way down Souf in ole Louisiana.
Where de sugar cane an cotton grow.
Dey's done quit foolin wild de free-trade
notions.
An de sonf amt solid any mo-.
Las down de shuhble an de hoe.
Hang up de fiddle an de bow;
For secessions come 10 de Democrats.
An de Souf amt old any mo-.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-20
Notice.

The regular meetings of the u. S. Grant
post, q. A. R., have been changed SO that
they will come on the first and third Sat
urdays OF each month.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-08

ssai ar''cAel Is Immensely becoming,
says Du'ce' VINO Is sifang on ths
grass wild anroaSexpanse OF isSSn.
uer mashn ana lace about heT.
JUST ioo& at Helen aud see what osi
oo""i "ir mas uohe Tor her, Hhy'
upon my "ofu' her c'iefks afs .
p'"~ aS 'i'h-are .hey hot' haroiS'
anu y : Vastly becoming.
vs. shaii resemble aaiTy-
ma'u ~ no liiae "hassser' says
sa'SS Hars with a low iaugn ana 9
s'a"ee n liafoau. = your siiose e
+"a '"' ei'ss scses'hy. paSce' lhsas
'sas'sAs s's1e J '''asass ~ e }
eaee"s' &
or - it'ps ias length on tfs
~ "a" nag no' 'aAen ms eyes rom
mss ''"'s "0"er'"he lace Tor d
io"sei 'i"ie 'i'ah perhaps ne knows.
''"e !" pefiec'iy conscious Oh MS
s"H'' "nu ie'S her eyes meet DIS oc-
'"sio'aily I'l az instant oeIore hes
""l'e nus laii'
''S 'h"is VIII heNer iooh IKE u
"s'i "'"iu' says haroid slowly.
one VIII never be anything but
"h''s ana aeiicate-iooklng; not lit
TO meet the hard, rough edges of
''ie.
/ Dress me. cried Dulce. III /
ea' pickles ana sia'e-penclls and get
NC" anu sai'ow ana oony' Will you
say 'hose pretty thihgs TO me- Har-
'lu' Du'' Win profound sigh.
am always SO oifehslvely well.
mere seems 10 oe no chahce OF my
ever having ahice lingering Illness.
puice Is not looking IKE her
n"PPy Ssii' hereyeS are heavy and
nave u"rN rings oeheath them' sug-
's'''e oi tears anu "akeiui nights;
ou' she IS always IN the gayest
sP'ri's' ana i1arolo ana Helen are
strangely oiihd.
MISS MARS rises from her rocker
''n ''" gnu grace anu draws on her
.o"s' 'oos'' I'd" "-coioFeu groves cheer-
.ni'y. am going into Cralgmalr
"ood, she announces. 1t cannot
wen oe warmer there, ana 1 nave
fancy ,ha' 'he shade is deeper.
.' u'oe, ""u VIC VIII stay until
o'e"'"s anu ii"roiu shaii nave our
Yea sent OUT 10 us there.
oOeuieht 10 her mandate they
''S'' "'i" 'i'foi" uhiurls MISS wars
'"ee Par"'Ol an" NOUS IL carefully
o''i ief "h'ie Duice Ioiiows with
'""s n'ef oh "er i'pS' out something
ES ING ''"iS > III hef eyes
nc i.'s' NOT uay is over at iast'
'' '"' '"''us, turning sun mas
SUM ou' Oh sight' bnt with the
i'e"i"g shauo"s come no cooling
''.'I.'' 'n' All Is lot ahd close ana
iee''"s oi oppression Is over every
'n'"g lhere Is a dnii bank OF
'''"pS against the horizon' but over
- ,"' s'"'' are Shin'ng origh'
$50
y '"' '''oo u a i''''e stream tiiat
''"' 'Nio " Nr"'g,halr' iaroId
:" 'o' al. S'a''u'"s 'oge'her'
~ pm ~ al" rosy
oo - al +" ie's'e'i
. ui""h looA
"'0'' 'ue "'u'h 'ha' mas taken
""' "'I '"e f'o''y curves anu oiih-
PI' '',' 'eon'' SoIleho" much
'"', anu '"'n"ei anu weaker thah
"1 D"'Ve u !" hour ago lie Is
0s wv" nei hanus against MS
"'e+s' anu PeaA'ng rapiuiy'
'' D"ice' nc Is saying
M 'ua 'n'"A u Que VINO -
No. inca" ~
CO "'i'' - enough
80 o"' ii0H' 'he nrs' u
""' ''0 use' many anu many times
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-08

berry that divided ulee Rodney 4
home from the lar more exten-
siEe Craigmair, the kDperty of this
tall, stafwart you7 fellow, who
strides along, cutl ! at the tall
grass with his w4z ilg-stick, and
looking as thorougI ont Of humor
as handsome, care re bit of mas
celinity can look.
.It seems 70 me, Larold, you are
making Yourself oslIpns for no rea-
son at all,' says 1nsce decidedly.
Miss Mars is sure ! 3 be nice and
pleasa,at tssaE.a~. J 4 ]; 81 a:sd eel.
fish, Harold, to make such fidget,
when yon might. insinuatingly,
make it so nice for MS
4 dare say you are right, Dulce
you always are. ] will go to The
utmost limits of hospitable possi-
bilities to take that little wrinkle
out of your forehead.
lie takes her in his arms as he
speaks, and Dulce's nose sinks con-
tentedly into his coat-collar.
How is it that mite like you
can so take possession of a great
person, as | am, and make him do
so gladly what he hates ? | shall
be very glad to see Hiss Mars now,
and you shall pay me for being glad
how PIN kisses, Dulce, my darl-
ing lie raises her head and presses
his lips to her soft warm mouth.
When Dulce is at last in undis-
puted possession of herself she saws.
with little upward glance Don t
fall in love with her, Harold. She
is very lovely, papa says
They have reached the gate now,
and he stands with his arms folded
upon the top, looking down upon
her half-teasine, half-tender smile.
Somehow a little pang goes through
Dulce's heart as she looks up at the
fond face, with dark. laughing ewes
meeting hers. The mouth is weak
and irresolute-the only fault to be
found in the handsome, manly face.
-...Anll are ron afraid of that hor-
rible possibility, Dulce, my own p
he asks gayly, drawing her closer to
him.
She laughs brightly. IF | could
not trust you, ] should be in ago
nies of despair at the present mo-
ment, instead of sending you home
so that | may go back and dress.
You must go now or | shall be late.
Good-by, and come early tonight
and Dulce goes happily across the
lawn. looking back once, just in
time to catch and blush brightly at
a caress thrown from the tips of
Harold's fingers as he fingers, look
ing after her.
Very fair is Dulce Rodney home,
with the soft moonlight over it. The
low stone house with wide veran-
das, upon which the long windows
open and show within a vista of
bright lights and velvet hangings
of dark and glowing tints. Out
side, the wide, low steps running
down to the smooth lawn, dotted
here and there with beds of scarlet
flowers, and beyond all the CLINT of
the great ocean perfectly quiet but
for the soft tapping of the waves on
the pebbly shore.
Very quiet and lovely it looks to
the young man coming through the
little gate and into the shadow of
the shrubbery. He looks toward
the house, Can they be so lost to
the beauties Of this night as to be
there ? Probably with growing
disgust, Miss Mars has a lively fear
of the touch of Gods dew upon her
dainty feet
d. l. k<...l ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-08
BILL HEADs
zxcyrrD WITH SRArsEss AND pEsrAssu.

Parties having Real or Persoaal Prop.
cry tsr sale can obtain descriptive hand
bisls nsatly executed and at City Prices.
The record-union., 1894-12-25
LIFE ON BOARD A WRECK.
It May Be Comfortable Enough Until
the First storm Comes

IL May BE Comfortable Enough Until
the First Storm Comes.
In calm weather, a man might live for some
tlme quite comfortably on an abandoned
wreck at sea, but he would have an uneasy
feeling that the first storm might knock the
hulk 10 pieces. So he would fly distress sig
nails and try to catch the eye of some passing
skipper.
This world-particularly the civilized part
OF It's iull of people whose situation is like
that OF the abandoned ship. While the
weather is not too changeable, and they don't
work too hard, they laugh at the suggestion
that they are not as strong as anybody.
but they stop laughing when the winter
storms come, and toll and exposure and men,
lal strain cOuSplre to break them down.
Ihey tell, in husky, uncertain voice. that
Iney leei emily, when their neighborS declare
that the air is not cold. they have aches in
Tue nead ana limos, a cough and stiffness of
the muscles. Sometimes they think they are
gong 10 be laid up with rheumatism.
y rigid examination will nOJ disclose any
organic break-down, but the wise physician
Is not puzzied. his is the condition he
KNOWS, when good Stimuant Will work
wonders OF healing. lie will order only
DuIIy Malt Whisky, with the invigorating
properties or which The whole nation is ac-
quIlnted.
once let the circulation of the red Iife-stream
De qulc&eneu and all diSeaSe-laGen particles
Will be expelled from the body and health
Will oe restored. The Toor wreck becomes a
sound, seaworthy vessel.
Because the utm ST care is used in making
III, Bulfy'S Pure Malt Whisky has never fallen
oeloW the highest standard of excellence and
ihedlclhal power. 1t Is a friend OF the family
The record-union., 1894-12-25

They raise Him on the cross, and some
'',i. Mith taunts and wagging heads now say:
III thou be Christ, please save thyselt."
but Christ, in ever-pttying tones,
suspended on that cruel cross, says
TOD, forgive, they know not what they do.'
What next? That helpless thief at Jesus
side
Rails out against his Lord and Christ,
" hile on his right the other one,
ASKS ChrlsJ his pardoning love;
And he with ever ready grace
Ana ever pardoning power, eXclaims to him:
To-day thou shait be with Inc in Paradise.
But haril, hear strangely sound
IT'S Jesus dying groan.
But why this earthquakes shock, these
rended rocks.
THESE thunder peals so long and loud?
anu why these heavens like pan,
Mlth thlckened darkness overspread?
,i. ils mourning ior the omniscient one.
But when they see the temples veil
All rent from bottom to the top,
Deep lear came over every soul
ana warned them twas the son of God.
All human OF our Lord was dead.
1uey beg the body of the King
Ana lay 1t away in JoSephs tomb.
1hfee days thty mourn his loss. When sud-
An earthquakes shock rolls back the stone
ana letS the Savior out, not human flesh,
Bat c.othed in Immortality.
All all Ui Us must travel soon
l nat darksome journey to the tomb,
But II We're true we all snail see
Christ clothed with immortality.
But look. those women AT the sepulcher
are weeping loud, as if their hearts
Would break. An angel comes to them
Ard whispers peace into their souls.
For gently does he say, Fear not
He's risen as II e said lie would
Come See the place where Jesus lay."
Christ now appears from time TO time
10 farther prove himself di vine,
Anu leave no doubt OF His meSsiahShip
10 thomas Christ one day appeared,
Aud though Oft times he nau been told
1hat Christ lad risen from the dead,
A shade of unbelIef stlll hoyered DER his
mind.
/ u f.y,,
Thrust fortA thy hand into my size and see'
L see MN now reach forth his hand
Ana with surprise ana JOY exclaimed:
My LOrd ana Cod
An, many times we've doubted him.
whose presence oft in mighty power
is palmer than those ticsay scars
All! DO you ask me what ii is
That buoys us up through sorrows hour
In rest and toll, in life and death?
Ii Is that blessed comforter
That Christ said ue WOuld,Send
Upon the world to bless mankind;
1t Is that Holy Ghost that came
FROM EcaNeu'S bright dome at Pentecost
And sat With strangely power upon those
Until. methinks, the angelic choir of Heaven
Would tegn have lett Their thrones
To join with them IL different tongues
And sing the song Of earth's redeemed.
But look why gaze those men unto the skies
As II some awful sight they see
Would get beyond their mortal view?
lis Christ ascending unto Heaven
To make Tor you ana me mansion fair
No farther can we follow Christ
With mortal eyes.
But IN our hearts he comes to bless
And guide our ways Alright,
Assisted by the holy Ghost,
W hose Office is to sanctiiy.
Dear Lord, we give our love to thee,
Our talents and our powers
TO use as thou may choose;
knowing we'll that when the judgment day
shall come TO one and all
That thou wilt give Thy chosen ones
a home in Edens bowers.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

IF you need good medicine to purify
your blood, give nerve strength and build
up your entire system, take Hoods Sar-
saparilia. 1t prevents sick ness by max
ing pure blood.
HOOPS PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion and biliousness. 25c.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

CORoNADOWATER McMorry sole agent
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street. as
The record-union., 1894-12-25
ACCOUNTANTS.

A CCOUNTANT-BOOK EXAMINED. AID
N justed ana kept; charges reasonable j,
SCOII, 1909 Second street, between an 9 K.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

HAVE YOU ROOMS TO RENT AND
L wish to secure good tenants? list them
win tue Capital City Roonl-Renting Bureau
Our demand for rooms is far greater than the
supply. Our list is large, bat they go fast
Members of tho Legislature are avaihng
themselves OF this plan OF securing just what
they want without any annoyance or trouble
1t COSTS YOU NOTHING and the benefit of
locating just where you wish. To one and all
we respectfully solicit your patronage. Call
BUREAU, 1923 Ninth odd Fellows Temple.
Sacrament Cal
The record-union., 1894-12-25

C1 FOR CLEANING WATCHES. 81 FOR
y mainSprings; all work guaranteed. 419
IL street. next to Metropolitan Theater. Cash
paid for old gold and silver
The record-union., 1894-12-25
MEETING NOTICES.

CAPITAL CITY REBEKAH
" Lodge, No. 160-Regular meet
ing " EDNESDAY EVENING, 5SGs.ssSssss
December 2Uth, at 1:3O O'CLOCK ~SSS:qWxS<>
Initiation. Members of sister lodges cordially
invited TO attend. MARY FOREST. n. Gi.
ALICE II. BELLMER. lee. Secretary. 1t
ID OCULAR MEETING OF NAOMI
i W.6N 6NaRt9F' FSp', T9 fvr$fSc Sc q D E. ;SS%H
At 1850 O'Clock at Mason Temple. ~
Members OF the order cordially invited.
SARAH W. CUNNINGHAM, W. NJ
EMMA BIDWELL. Secretary. Its
- OCULAR MEETING OF FAIR OAKS
j / Rellet Corps, No. Is, w. r. g., THIS
[Iuesdayl EVENING, : O'Clock.
SADIE BURNS, President
MAY G. DUNN. Secretary. Itt
ENDOWMENT RANK, X. OF p ~
A. Important meeting WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, December goth, at Pythian S&g[4S
Castle, at 7:30 O'clock sharp. >eaa
1t* GEO. w. LOliENZ. Secretary
a
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EUsIC AND ART.

MISS X. MANSFIELD, ARTIST, 60915 1
vi street, room l2-Portraits enlarged in
oil, crayon and water color.
GUITAR AND BANJO LESSONS-RE-
VI duced rates; eight 81 lessons So; four 81
lessons So. j. +. PALMER, Studio 610h l
street.
The record-union., 1894-12-25
PERSONALS.

| UST ARRIVED, A NEW LOT OF THOSE
~ popular heart shaped and butterfly picture
frames; a choice assortment of the latest nov
ellleS IN fancy work and crepe tissue paper
MISS l.. SCHUBERT, 1o14 Eighth street
The record-union., 1894-12-25
PHOTOGRAPHY.

DEALS GEM GALLERY; SNAP PHOTO
D graphs of babies by lightning process.
My experience in the business enables me to
overcome all difficulties. Cor. Seventh and j.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

INEXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY DESIRES
IL chamber-work, waiting on table or work
by the day. Call Room 56, 912 Seventh st.
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THE BRIGHT STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
A Sermon on the Birth of the Savior
of Mankind.
Delivered in Blank Verse by Rev. W.
q. Lowe, Pastor Of the United
Brethren Church..

The Christmas service feature at the
United Brethren Church on Sunday was
the sermon delivered by the Pastor, Rev.
w. o. Lowe. 1t was unique as well as
thoughtful discourse on the circumstances
surrounding the nativity, and will be
read with interest. Rev. Mr.. Lowe is one
of the comparatively few Native Sons of
the Golden West who have yet become
prominent factors in the pulpit. The
subject was, "Christ, Our Savior"
The record-union., 1894-12-25

CLEEMAN HOUSE, CORNER OF THIRD
" and j; fine furnished rooms by the day,
week or month.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-APPLY TO
IL DIR. J. H. SHIRLEY, cancer specialist
old PostOffice Building. Fourth and Is streets
The record-union., 1894-12-25

NTANTED-BY A DANISH GIRL
w situation to do general homework; up
stairs work preferred. Apply l131 street
d24-2t%
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M ANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, 1 AND ]
vi sIreets-Decidedly the best place in the
city; comfortable. clean and homelike, rooms
en- suite or SINGLE with or without board.
good board, 81 per week
The record-union., 1894-12-25
BOARD AND LODGING.

VNHE LANGHAM, 4O1 L STREET-BOARD
j and rooms by the day. week or month:
permanent and transient guests solicited
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BLACKSMITH5. ETC.
CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
II cleaning, corner Twelfth and o streets.
Carpet cutting, sewing and refitting; furni-
ture packed Tor shipment; secondhand car
pets and furniture bought and for sale. Tele-
phone 292.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

NJ TONEY To LOAN. CHAS. E. COOLEY.
M 1913 Fourth street.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

LINE MOUNTAIN BUT TER, 2Oc POUND;
l. 10 bars soap, 25c: Our Taste Hams / 4c
pound; bacon, 12c pound. SIMONS & son,
SIS X street.
The record-union., 1894-12-25
GENERAL NOTICES.

DOSTPONED-THE RAFFLE FOR THE
i horse, cart and harness and gold watch,
that was 10 have taken place at the sample
rooms, 1O14 Sixth street, on December %,
1894, is postponed to SATURDAY EVEN
ING, January 20, 1895. High throw takes
rig, low throw takes watch. d243t*
The record-union., 1894-12-25

FTNHlS WEEK SPECIAL SALE CHILD'S
Il Rockers at soc. See our line Of fancy
rockers, combination bookcases, desks, etc;
new patterns OF carpets at lowest prices Tor
cash or installments. CHAS. NJ. CAMP
BELL, 400 X street.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

IIJr SEVENTH STREET-FURNISHED
II 1O rooms, single and Ell suite; bath hot
and cold water
The record-union., 1894-12-25

STEAM AND NEDICATED BATHS FOR
- reducing flesh, malaria and sure cure for
rheumatism; no pay asked il not cured. Ap-
ply 9l2 seventh street. room 81.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

7 Asst MONTH-51O j STREET.-THE EN-
II tire stock OF tailOr-made clothing boots
and shoes and gents furnishing goods viii be
sold at your own price. BANKRUPT STORE.
The record-union., 1894-12-25

800 STREET-FURNISHED FRONT
W. rooms, with or without board; three
blocks from Capitol.
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WANTED.

w IANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT
w able for light housekeeping, by man,
wife and two children; centrally located. Ad-
dress FURNISHED, this Office. d25-3t*
The record-union., 1894-12-25

UyANCY BURBANK POTATOES, IS CENTS
i sack; 10 bars Boss Soap, 25c; 3 packages
Armour'S Condensed Mince Meat. 25c; 1anci-
est bulk Olives, SOC per quart; fancy layer
RaisinS, in 2O-tb OXeS, 81 80; 5-fb boxes, 55c.
Gail and sec our Glass WaSnboardS, only SOC
each. Fancy imported Pressed Figs, 1Oc per
lound. a tuil supply of Fruits and Nege-
tables constantly on hand. Leave your orders
L1NN'S, corner Fourteenth ana streets.
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70 LET OR RENT.

O00 l. STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
slOrJ front Iooms, single or en- suite one
block from Capitol
The record-union., 1894-12-25

01O n STREET-HoUSE OF 9 ROOMS:
- - rent S2l. Apply at KENT BROS,
16l7 Third street
The record-union., 1894-12-25

MICE ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UN-
~ furnished, opposite Postoffice. Call or
address G2i13 k Street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-05
UNION PACIFIC WAGES.
Decision Favorable to the Men Ex-
peeted Today.

OMAHA. April 4--Tomorrow Is the time
set tor rendering the opinion OF the United
States court in the Union Pacific wage
hearing and all are anxiously but quietly
waiting Tor the time 10 arrive. No one ex-
cept the judges themselves has an oppor-
tunity of knowing in the slightest degree
what the proceedings of the court as to the
decision viii be. From the daily proceed
ihgs OF the case the judge has given evil
denee that he has pretty Thoroughly
gTasped the situation. and in formulating
his opinion in the case the practical rail-
road experience of Judge Reiner will be
grea, help to Judge Caldwell. The Junior
Judge Was in his earlier DAYS practical
working railroad man and al one time. i,
is stated. he was employed IS brakeman
on the Wyoming division of the Union
Pacific. The men are quietly aw aiting the
result. confident that when It is announced
they will receive justice a, the hands of
the court and when the decree is An.
nounced they siil all quietly go home and
abide by the findings without any grun-
bling or kicking. 1t is said tina, tue rail.
read men whose wages were cut in Octo-
her will tomorrow petition the court 10
have their salaries restored,
When Judge Caldwell announced that
he would not permit the receivers OF the
Union Pscinc ID operate dead member
a. he characterized the Denver, Leadyiile
& 1anntson, Il vas accepted As the proper
thing under The circumstances. Bs. Iudcs
Caldwell has MOI issued his order, and j, Is
doubtful If he will go 10 the extent he
stated he would from the bench Will.
listening TO ihe testimony in the wage
case. The road. while IL has not earned
any operating expenses for several wears
Is siiI! valuable adjane; 10 the Uaion Pa.
cite. As feeder to ;he main line. the old
South Park has many advantages, aud il
Is not thought that Judge Caldwell vii 20
to the extreme he intimated when he a..
eertalns the importance OF the road 10 the
general railroad situation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-05
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer ChiIka, will leave for Alaska
On Friday.
Steamer Queen will take a cargo Of coal
acre on this trip.
Steamer Alta is on the beach at Eagle
harbor being painted.
Steamer Michigan and tug Biz are tied
up in order TO have their boilers repaired.
Local Inspectors Bryant and Cherry
went TO Tacoma yesterday to inspect the
steamers Messenger and Blue Star.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves Lilly.
Bogardus Il Co.'S wharf for Skagit river
points Thursday night at O'Clock. carry
ing freight and passengers.
Steamer Rainier 1as towed to Duwamish
head yesterday by the tug Maytlower and
put on the beach for new wheel She
will also be repaired before returning 10
the Hood canal route.
Steamer Cricket went on the beach AZ
Duwamish head Yesterday with a bent
wheel. While leaving the wharf at Ever
EFT yesterday morning the one wheel en-
countered pile and was bent.
Ship Kennebec completed her cargo of
Black Diamond coal yesterday and will
SAL saday. After going 10 San Francisco
the kennebec will return 10 Port Blakeley
and take cargo of lumber TO the United
Kingdom.
The small schooner J. B. Ward. COM
mauded By John b. Ward, arrived IN port
yesterday from Anacortes, having been
driven BY stress of weather 20 Dungeness
and Cadbury bay. B. c. During the storm
Capt. Ward suffered a fracture of the
wrist. The usual protes. against the
weather was fled at the custom house. IN
order 10 relieve the vessel from liability to
seizure by the government for having
me foreign when on coasting papers.
The little steamer San Juan sank yester-
day morning while lying at the slip near
the Huron Lumber Company's wharf.
She was brought down from the DuwamIsh
river by her purchasers, J. r. Wright and
others, 10 be repaired. Her boiler failed TO
pass inspection on account of needed re-
pairs. The cause of her sinking IS not un-
derstood unless it is that on account of her
slack lines she got caught under the " harf
at low tide. she VIII be raised by Capt.
Pauisou, who raised the Mystic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-05
The Southern Pacific rra.,.ran.

SAN Francisco, April 4-The ANNA,
sioc khoIcers meeting af tae Southern Pa
che Railway Company vas held today
aud new board oG directors elected as
follows; G T. Huntington, {. +. Croker
/. Ii. Husband, Russell J. Wilson. :
"Age, y. I. Smith. ". II Croker. II. f
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and ]. {. Siahbs. The nes names
IN tas list sre Russell J. wilson
and ". H. Croker. the latter
replacing his brother George. The else.
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S'' representatives. % Stanford. seem
(" Fsille the Tecen; statement. that
Ms stanford designs an early with
Grass. 81 her proprietary interest IN the
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s''.@if.>'I, balance. So So. income from
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