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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-06
SAND AGAIN FLOWING.
Anaconda Once More Pumping
Up the Bottom of the Bay.
THE DREDGER FULLY REPAIRED.
New suction Pipe Long Time Cooling
OT-The Bulkhead Line stead
lily Growing.

Again the dredger Anaconda is pump
ing sand from the entrance to the east
waterway. the new suction pipe having
been placed in position last evening shors-
~ after o'clock and the dredger imme-
diately put TO work Barring further ac-
cident, excavation will proceed night and
day. without interruption save only when
the machinery is stopped at the end of
each week.
Some delay resulted in starting the Ana
conda by reason of the big suction pipe.
which weighed $500 pounds, remaining
hot for twenty-four hours after ii had
been cast. IL was necessary TO put on
number of finishing touches. but nothing
could be done until the metal had become
cool enough TO be worked. 1t was final
ly completed In the fouadry yesterday aft
eTncon. and al once taken 10 the dredser
But in the meantime the waters of the
bay had become rough, and additional
difficulty was thrown in the way OF the
workmen placing the pipe in position.
The material from the dredger in now
being discharged q few yards south Of
Charles street, TO which point the pipe
line was completed before the end of last
week. The deposits are made entirely
within the bulkhead, as marked by the
piles driven last month. ard are close up
on the brush mattress north Of Charles
street Yesterday men were busy max
ing ready for the fascines and tie-baclls.
which along with the sand Will make a
bulkhead as solid as rock
The Pythons spud timbers have been
placed in position, and the cutter is now
on a scow alongside the dredger. Man
ager Horner says it is probable she viii
be busy excavating some time the present
week.
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OF course great efforts will be made by
those interested in the sale of The low
grade baking powders TO further their
sale where consumers have made up their
minds 10 have the Royal and call Cor ii at
THEN grocer's The Royal Baking Pow
der is so much superior to all the other
preparations fer quick raising that il will
amply repay housekeepsrs TO use The nee
essary persisten - to procure II IN spite
OF all objections.
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Railroad AMI In,insr,.,oI >o,...

". =. Carson. travelling passenger aeoot
Tor the Canadian Pacific. Win hest3,,,. -
tiers al Tacoma, was ia the civ vesfcr-
day.
The Oregon Railway a NaVtgatlon Com
pany is contemplating change in ifs
MAIN me between spokane and Walta
WNlla. Snd r carried into effect Viii COZ
sl1er2hlN lessen the running expenses Ii
Is Ia huild about fourteen miles 81 trsel
between Charc On the ICr-tros- .h~er,,h
and WaltshurS. o8 the DAYTON hTau,4,
ana make this new road the main lre
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Highest of all in Leavenng Powcr-Lae U. s. Govt Report
R3H!a!!! Rsk1es
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE DEFENDER WINS.
Beating the yigilant Nine Minutes IN
Thirty-ffve Miles.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 5--The peIenoer
and yigIlant sailed over a thirty-fve ana
one-Guarter-mile course today, from COT
tare City 10 this port. the race being an
event in the cruising OF the New YORK
Yacht Club The sea was smooth, anu
the wind varied in velocity from ten 10
fifteen miles an hour. For twenty mics
down TO the Vineyard sound hghtship IL
was dead beat TO the windward. and the
Defender beat the Vigilant by about
minutes. 46 seconds. both yachts carry
ing club topsails and baby jib topsails.
In the stretch to Newport, with sheets
eased little. the Defender gained enough
20 make her elapsed time from start TO
firish minutes and seconds better than
the Nigilants. The Jubilee also started.
but with working topsails only. and the
Nigilant beat her 10 minutes, 49 seconds.
The following is the official time:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-06

Philadelphia. Aug. S-The successful
use az electricity as motive pover on
steam roads has led the Baldwin Ioror,o-
tive Works and Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company - eject a
combination for the development of an
paratUs Tor operating steam railroads IN.
electricity.
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The Aberdeen Baseball Club.

Aberdeen. Aug -Special.-Todays
Post-Intelligeneer states the score of the
baseball game Sunday. Aberdeen VS.. Mon
tesano, as TO in favor of Aberdeen. 1t
should have read Is to 6. Aberdeen's
team leaves here tomorrow morning 20
play the Seattle and Tacoma Athletic
Club teams and wants no false records
out against it at this critical time.
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Gronlund,s Lectures on Socialism.

Laurence Gronlund, the socialist lee
turer will continue to speak at various
places, on behalf of the Fabian Society.
while he remains in the city. on to-
morrow evening Mr.. Gronlund wll speak
at the Unitarian church, on Seventh
street Tonight those who desire 10 hear
him may do so by attending the meeting
of the Referendum Club in the old Pres
byterian church. on the corner of Madi-
son and Third streets.
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Duwami~h Dairy Company's Meeting

The stockholders OF the Duwamish
/ Dairy Company hold their regular annual
meeting at the office Of the COMPANY. cor
ncr Of Fifth and Lane streets. YESTERDAY
afternoon The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Directors
George +. Hall. T. NJ. Alvord. Mrs. "
+. Liston. II. j.. Shotz c. .. woicott
Herman Schatz and George W. Tibhetts.
president, George F. Hall. vice Dresl-
dent. 7 NJ. Alvord. secretary. G. O
Tucker; treasurer and manager. u. :
Galloway During the year ending Au-
gust l. ISIS, the company handled 100000
gallons Of W'lk and manufactured and
sold about 5o.e0 pounds OF butter.
II was awarded highest honors at the
Worlds Fair Dr. Prices Raklrr poU4s~
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THE CASH ALL DISTRIBUTED.
Final Report or Franklin Relief Com
rnIftes. on Po-t-InteIligencerF Fund.

The committee appointed by the Post
Inteisigencer 70 distribute the Posr-lntelii-
gencer fund for the relief OF the sufferers
b. the Franklin mine explosion OF Au-
gust. 1884. has completed its work, having
distributed the whole OF the fund.
amounting TO e. 49, 49, which was intrust-
ed to the Post TnteiIigeneer for that pur-
pose. The balance remaining on hand
on July ! was distributed according 70
the following report for that month.
which has been forwarded by r. II. 1r-
win. the secretary OF the relief commit
tee.
To balance in hank from last re-
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\ Queen Anne nm House burned

The o~e-ard-a- half-storv frame house
n,,,i,lea }v =. Anderson on Queen Anne
hfu near Ross was DESTROYED hy Ere about
noon Yesterday. and one Of Anderson's
Iftfe E{r}s Was snatched out ~ the flames
orlv fset - t'r'n - escape being burned
Very Iltt}e - fhe bedroom furniture was
saved Sparks from a stoveptre are sup
posed - have started the flames y MI
Clews ov red the house
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The true test OF baking powder is 10
try Il In making bread, cake. etc. and we
are OF the opinion that II will be impos-
sible to remove from the minds OF our
housewives the conviction, long ago
formed from the application OF this prac-
tical test. that the Royal does make the
best. the most. and the most wholesome
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-06
Freight Cars for Great Northern TO II
Mnde of Homo Pf.nducf

Made OF Home Product.
Within the next few months more than
100000 fest of Washington fir and cedar
Will be worked up into box cars for the
Great Northern railway which has lust
let 10 the Haskell & Barker Car COMPANY
or Michigan city. Ind. an order that will
run into thousands OF cars The step has
been taken IN anticipation OF the cnor-
nous tonnage the road expects Ia handle
during tho harvest. The contract pro-
vides that tho woodwork be entirely Of
Washington FIR. with the exception OF the
roofs. which are TO be OF Washington
cedar Already orders have been placed
for tho lumber, among six mills, four OF
them in this city and vicinity and two on
Grays Harbor. In all there viii be re-
CURED at least 80 car loads
The Great Northern. save during tho
hard times, has constantly increased its
rolling stock 20 keep pace with its ex-
tended lines. and is now receiving new
freight ears daily. Tho order placed with
the Michigan city firm VIII not be entire
~ fiiled before the end Of harvest hut
enough cars VIII be received 10 aid ma
tefially IN relieving the pressure when
the grain begins 90 flow eastward
Tho Northern Pacific is also using
Washington lumber in its cars. aud mas a
force OF men steadily employed in the
shops at Edison IN building them.
To manufacturers. like the 2oval Rak-
Ing Powder Company. the public is under
large debt Of gratitude FOR the increased
purity n articles OF food sold al the
present day.
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Tho fire department Is being bothered
considerably by grass fires. evidently st
by miSChievous bows ffist - ..see Il burr. Oh
and number OF residences have haf
narrow escapcs from the flames. The Dc.
partment has had six runs already this
month from this cause At . o'clock YES.
teraay afternoon m alarm from Twenty.
SECOND and Weller streets called ou
chemical No =. which was kent busy fol
over two hours eVtjuculshiug Tho flames
as they ~ times were dang " uea,
Sor-e residences.
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The Flow of Gold to Europe.

New York. Aug. 5.-One hundred and
Rfty thousand dollars in gold has been
withdrawn from the sub-treasury for ship
ment TO Europe on the Aller tomorrow.
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When the scalp is atrophicd. or shiny
bald. no preparation will restore the hair:
in all other cases. Halls Hair Remover
will start a growth.
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THE LAKE SHORE BLOCKED.

Burning OF snohomt~h Bridge Closes
communication With the North
Tho south-bound train over she Lake
Shore road has been tied up Just beyond
Snohomlsh by the burning of one OF the
bridges near Snohomish. The srain was
due 10 arrive yesterday forenoon. hut had
nor come IN AZ = late hour last night
No mail was received from the nosh
IN ConstQuenosa az the fre
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"Plnafore" tonight. Madison park.
Guns, Guns, Guns,

Closing out our stock OF shotguns and
rifles Can and examine: also hunting
coats and vests. game bags. cartridge
belts. etc etc. Avail yourself of this
opportunity Gordon Hardware Co.
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The Royal Baking Powder IS he great
est of the modern time helps to perfect
cooking and every receipt requiring d
missing ingredient should enloin its use.
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s. Louis. Mo. avg. S-To Pacific arl
Puget Sound Bottiing Cos Supr, no eour-
V-sShfnSton city declared Arheusar-
Busch brewing Association rientfui own
ers of the disputed highest award 81 The
Worlds Columbian exposition. Rejoice
w{th rs in complete and fuaI overthrow
OF fraud and forgery. This proves that
BARLEY Malt beers viii always reign over
corn ara othc- s6ulterats3 beers. ARheu-
scr-Rusch Brewing Association
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\ Delightful Place.

4 more delightful place to visit than
Leschi Park after a warm day would he
hard to find. One feels at peace with the
world. sitting at ease I'm the charming
hooks or in the rustic seats and swings
with the lake breeze rustling the flowers
and bringing forth their perfume. AMI
greatest charm OF all. at the same time
enjoying a fine programme perfectly rem
dered by the First Regiment band, III
pride Of the state. And. best OF all these
refined amusements are within the reach
OF all. for il is only a cent fare on the
Yesler avenue cars, which is the line run
ming 70 the park Tomorrow afternoon
they VIII give q MATINEE programme Of
selections calculated 10 please women an1
children. The programme for tonight is
as follows:
March-"La Belle Italia. ....... Camerana
Overture-"Poet and Peasant" ...... Suppe
fTole-"Pa ssinG Regiment ..... .Cove~iy
Baritone solo-"SChlummer Arie". .Auber
q. T Carder
Selection-"Cavalleria Rusticana".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MasCagni
Revere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -Schuman
Select'on-"Torquato Tasso" Donizetti
waltz mevcrlent-'Ic urdes BALI. Gilbert
Medley-"Electric Sparks Ferrazzi
ROYAL Bskicg Powder IS the pures, ana
highest en- strength OF any 90 ne hakin<
powders and hence makes more. f0ar
and better food These are the Official
facts as set forth Ay ;he United states
government and the'Harlo0s state chem
lists reports
last Cheap Excursion to Chautauoua.
THE last cheap excursion to Chautauetla
tn4s sea son occurs today. \. -. L. w ,lav
steamer George i. Starr viii leave Ar
iaEtor dock ar a. m. returning by
moonlight. arriving az E.a3 p. ~. Fare f.
round trip and admission 70 grounds. in
ending clam haka. - cents You \ ave
lsst time 70 catch the boat. which VII
wait FIVE or ten minutes Tor Won
"old Dominion Cigarette.
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Disbursements.
Total disbursements ..........$349 i 20
Yours truly.

Secretary Relief Fund COMMITTEES.
Franklin. Wash. August g. 1895.
We. the undersigned relief committee.
hereby certify that we have this day ex-
amlned the books of r. II. Irwin. secreta-
rs OF said committee. and do find same
20 be correct: we also certify that the
above report Is correct. as shown by his
books and receipts.
(Signed) John n. JONES.
GIDEON s. BAILEY,
Relief Committee
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English Races.

London, Aug Sat the Hurst Park hol-
iday meeting today the Bank Holiday
handicap was won by Foxhall Keene's
Bohemond, Lord Hinlip's Powic second.
Mrs Eyres' Barsac third. Foxhall
Keene's Dimity ran second in the race
for the Hounsiow 2-year-old plate Phillip
McAlpine won, ard April Fool was third.
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A fraud order has been issued by the
postofiice department against the Charles
l.. Borgandie Company, of Chicago. for
conducting a fraudulent book concern.
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ANU EMENTS.

1t is free from every trace of adultera-
ton, Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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''old dominion" Cigarettes.
Ask your dealer fer thcm.

Smoke la FLORIDA 81 ID cent cigar for 2
cents. Made only ny the Florida Cigar
Company. Tampa. Fla.
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SPORTING NOTES.

1t has the highest leavening strength OF
any baking powder made, DR. Prices.
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, balance in hank from last re-


Aug. Zs-Receved by y. T. Tx. Cos s43 90
Aug. &3-Received by y. 4. TX. Co 4sl -
Aug. G1-Deposlted in First Ma
tionai hank. Seattle. 3is -
Sep. 7-Deposiied in First Ma
ilonal bank. Seattle .............. 40 %
t.onal bank. seatti e. l. go S.
Sep. IS-Depositcd ia First Ma
tional hank. Seattle. -....-.......-. 20 .
tional bank Seattle -. 17e 90
Oct. S0-Deposited in First Ma
tiOEal bank, Seattle. .s..--......... 2S3 20
ilonaI bank. Seattle. -. ss4 30
De-. 4-Depos!ted in First Ma
tIonai bank. Seattle................ %
tional bank, seattle. 495 80
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RELIEF FOR SPRAGUE.
Money and Provisions for the
Sufferers From Fire.
MEETING TO BE HELD TO-DAY.
Mayor Phelps Issues a Call. and APP
points Commitrees-subscri
TO Date.

Subscriptions for the relief OF sufferers
from the fire at Sprague:
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q" inc Pet Cigarette
Is kaowH the worii over as the best.
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cold Dominion Cigarettes
Are booming. Smokers like them

Dplnafore- tonIgst. Madison park.
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- ohcnn rxcut-Ian h Chnntnnnna

"Old Dominion Cigarette.
Are now sold by all leaAlng dealers.
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'P.natores tonight, Madison lar&.
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II won the highest award and COX
Medal at the California Midwinter Fair
Or. Prices Baking Powder.
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Grass and Brush Fires Bother riremcn

II was awarded highest honors at the
Worlds Fair. DIT. Prices Baking Powder.
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OF WASHINGTON LUMBER.

II is the most perfect made. Price
Cream Baking Powder.
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"Reverie'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Schurnar
SeleCt'on-"Torquato Tasso". ..... Donizett
waltz mevcr1ent-"L curdes Ball.. Gnberr
Medley-"Electric Sparks ......... Ferrazz
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-21
SINKING OF THE IRENE.
she HAD Long Been Under Suspicion as a
Fiiihuster.


TAMPA, Fla, March 2t--The fate of
the schooner Irene. which was reported as
having been dismasted and sunk by tho
lnianta Isabella is still shrouded ! mys-
terry. 1t is, however, stated that the Irene
has for some time heen under suspicion,
and that officials Of the United States and
spain have been watching her The last
heard Of her was that she was In tho vi
oinity Of Boca Grande.
Mrs. Clara Acosta has arrived from Ma
tanzas, Cuba She reports that the civil
guard and about so Cuban citizens met in
CONFLICT there on the night Of the 25th
inst, and that the latter were forced to
beat hasty retreat. Ono Cuban was
wounded II IS rumorod there that tho
blacks are conspiring to rise against the
whites. Cubans claim that this report is
being circulated by the Spaniards in the
hope OF dividing the Cuban forces.
On the 9Th Matanzas was patrollod by
the Spaninrds, and cannons were wheeled
into place in front of the Jail, where q
double guard was stationed. These pre-
cautions alarmed the inhabitants. Ne
groes who chance to be out late at night
are hailed and said 60 be shot
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-21

The proprietor William A Miller, had
not been away but short time, when
the 4mes were noticed
An the scenery vas burned, also the
curtains Tue loss TO Mr. Miller Will
reach 81, 800 or e., 600 Insured.
Ia the first floor OF the building Rankin
Armstrong has two large stores The
wafer coming through did great amount
OF damage The loss will reach nearly
80 600 Mr. Armstrong could not be
found. but II Is believed that the contents
OF the stores were insured.
The origin of the fire Is unknown, bnt
II Is supposed that some member OF the
company may have left lamp burning,
or L. was started from the red light used
during The evening
The east side of the building Is occu
MED hy Mr. Miller as q dwelling All
the family had gone TO bed, with the
exception Of Mr. Miller, who had taken a
walk 10 the b q 0 depot TO see the
troup depart. He was on his way home
when be saw the flames issuing from the
windows
There was civil action before Squire
I'M. II Smith on Tuesday. The suit
was brought by John Worth, an engineer
on the P. w. & b railroad TO recover
&l25 from Isaac = Cochran. OF tbs
| Ne xark stock farm. It appeared thai
| Cochran aoted IS agent for Worth ane
had sold his farm, lying near this town.
to man IN Philadelphia The sum o
1925 had bsen paid, aud the man threw
/ up the bargain
The Washington House was entere'
last night. About $50 10 cash wa
secured and a quantity of cigars an
whiskey.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-21

Only Three Ballots Taken By the Jury
Before Coming to an Agresment-Argu-
ment on the Hudson Farley Assessor
ship Contest.
The great legal fight In the damage
suit brought BY Martin G Huber against
the jackson and Sharp Company. In
which 500, 900 was asked for the loss Of
hand, is over, and has resulted in
victory for Senator Gray and Levi @.
Bird. The Jury retired at 10 40. and
exactly four hours afterwards, or Just
the space OF time occupied by ex Senator
higgins and Hon. George ii Bates IN
summing up returned WITH verdict Of
one fourth the sum nam d. or 5000
| Three ballots were taken the fret l. favof
Of Huber, 10 to 2; the second was II to l.
and the third In favor OF the Veedlc;
rendered Mr. Bates at once made an
application for q new trial
| An application was made by ex Deputy
| Attorney General Davis on bshalf of
Rehscca Richardson to strike from the
records a Judgment entered on bond
claimed TO have been signed by her, but
which sue claims never was SO signed
The case will come up at the May term
Argument WAS had this morning Ia the
Hudson BARLEY con est over the assessor
ship OF the Second district, before the
Superior Court Puillp q Councilman
Al a Il. Il Ward represented Hudson anC
A Cooper and J Harvey WhIteman
Farley he issue advanced by Farley
counsel was that that section of th'
rwelf ward, bounded by Front
Greenhlll avenue, Linden extended ant
Union street was not q part of the secon'
assess nent district Mr. Churchmal
argued that IL the court so held it barre
them from the rights of msndamus an
any ana all ass. ssments were illegal Ant
sll taxes paid In the past must DO re
fu ded
Both Mr. Whiteman and Mr.. Coope
spoke. They said that the other sid
prac icAlly conceded that this sectio
had never been included Ia the assess
! ment district That when the Twelft
ward was formed no provision was mad
for its Incorporation into the assess
ment district
B I the opposition rests Mr. Coops
: said, on the broad claim Of publ
: pO ey alone; that elections had be-
held there, assessments had been mad
? etc, and asks that the court rule In the
favor.
) Mr. Ward closed the argument ar
: hsld that the court should rather stri'
20 reconcile the statutes where they CO.
Q fiict than to create still further difi
culties.
9 Mr.. Cooper stated TO the court that Z
?, Levy Court proposed 20 take actioni
u the matter before the General Assembl
Judge Lore stated that at o'clock .
:. morrow morning, he would Ahand doV
= his decision.