davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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lenta de CaSaS g.: :;:: s $:;:;5 = ;:: s;$ &

dos casas bien situadas y que producer
buena ronta
Informes Meltz Gambia, Fortaleza
81. 14-14
Roncoroni 10 ha entondido. Con la
fbstuosa rebaja de precios con que hoy
Ofrece al drama aplaudidfsimO de Echega-
ray Mancha que limp1a," es segdrO que
"a estar 81 teatro de bote On bote. Cele-
brarenOs que as1 s8a, para que ell eimpati-
CO y distinguido actor lleve de esta Capi-
tai toda clase de buonas impresiones, in
cluso la del mediantibus Ills Palcos,
$2~26. Luneta y entrada, rs cau5avos.
Entrada general, 40 coutav0s. Paraiso,
20 contav0s. Lo que dec1a anoche un
buen hombre, quo LLeva maletas hasta Ell
muelle:
Si es que cuesta tan barato,
1 que Quisque no va al teutrC ?
La graciosa primera bailarina Con-
chita Narvaez SO d0spedira dol piblico
con Ia aplaudida danza ''La Mariposa." !"
Sola.-La nnisi6n moral de- la Univer
sidad, tonoo, rs centAvos.- os.-Hauthorne.-
FL velloclno de oro, l como, rs centavos.-
Rueda-Sinfonia Callejara, l tomo, so
centavos. s.-Ra buss6n. .--Hallal1, tomo, rs
centavos. s.-habra.-La Rolorma electoral
on las Antillas o8paGoIAs, 1 tome, Is CEN
tavos.-Vega Rey.-Una mas, novola, 1
tomo, SO contavos.-Kno pp.-Tratamien
to natural del c6lara, no, rs centavos.
Cria del Canario, tomo, 80 contavos,-
Dalapalmo, prirn8ro de Ia infan-
| ia, 1 tono, rs centavos Garcia Ram6n.
- y1l ar03 de vivir; l tomo, rs c3ntavos.-
Labreria de B. 4. Sanjurjo Vital.
Nuestro aprociado amigo Ell ilustrado
dcctor don EsJebAn Salda11a, SO auaenta
por unos dias los Bahos do Coamo, en-
union de su distinguida fanilia, con obje-
to de recuperar Ia salud. Deseamoslo fe-
l1z viaje y que en- aquoIlas aguas termales
encuentre 10 que desea.
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De nuestro estimado colega ''El Libe-
raP', dc Madrid, fechado el 27 del pasado
Julio, es el siguianto sueltO editorial:
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No existe DANA elegante
que al ir a gastar I'm pico
No o0111o " v1oS~o onho1o-&o

10 que ofrece cada instante
''La Fama de Puerto Rico,
en- question de velos de religiosa 4 y 2
reales vara, satenes fnos de reales 4 Is
/ real otras 3 gangas por el estiIo, d de a alta a
novedad.
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PALACIOS Y C,a-Cruz 8 S. Juan P.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de ba-
rro-Losas do marnol para mesas y pisos-Ladrilox
do MISUNDERSTANDING Portland Corona -
da s' de- pafa cerca5
Sacos de yute-soga sisal-Beccrros alemanesIIierro
galvanizado acanaado lsO para cobjas forros.
Cavos--T -Tornlos-C Cumbreras--Can Y baldes-Alqu-
-Brea-- Fstopa Fietro alqutranado..G
Panchas de RemOs-L Lona-- Oneta--Pinturas en-
aceite--Blanco zinc DOS LeOnes legitimoAceite da
linaza doble cocido Espanol Ingl6s. lO--6
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de haber pasado todos esos sehores de va
ra, Sc cree que nanda el envite ell Conserje
del Ayuntamionto, 1nica autoridad de es-
coba que queda diaponible para gobernar
On estOs sOlitariOs reCintOs"
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IL los E53YEjIEEG:U}S > s<e1L5**3 t.:3L pt1.
,lngunO como Ia ''Soluc:un Vital (5adeR'
,.1es debido sus resultados Izas2rssvlllosos
se ha proragado rapidaz11erte al extFeTnE
lie no haya l]ogado hevho sentir s,1s bon
ladies' . Los debi]itas<los por CONSEQUENCES
le Intermediates 5xceeos de la juventoH
del trabaio etc. ,}eb2n proI>ar una me
Gcina que sin duda ha de reportaT b0Ae-
tcios incalculablea en salo1.
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Donde mejor Sc come en- la Capital de
Puerto Rico, es en- la fonda Las Deli
cias", de Aquilino Martinez, Tetu&n Sc.
Sc admiten ubonos a la carta con pan,
hielo Y vino, por % pesos mensuales, que
es una verdadera ganga.
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Nos escriban 0a Cagjiaa que don Silve-
rio Campos, don Aguet1n PLa, don Victor
Fernandez, don Od6n Sozoonte, don Ger6-
nino Matanzo y don Pascual Borras, in
condicionales de los mas caracter;zados,
nombrados Gltimamento Conc9jales de
oficio para conponer el Ayuntamiento de
esa ciudad, han r0nunciadO dichos cargos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-13
IULIAN SILvA.-sAN JUsTO 49,

DepOstO de M0qulnas de cOser, cOmpra Venta aqul-
Maquna Sc hacen las composiciones por ditciles que
sean garantizandolas. Accessories agujas de todas
classes para las mismas ademas Sc compran yenden
muebles usadOs. ~
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?f(G anna me da C.ASTORLA Que es
~ I el 1nejOr purgante para los nilOSi
G<1%y esta rnuy COntenta pOrque dice
que va no llorO cuandO tornO purgan3'
te. PerO no llorO pOrque el CASTORIA
de blen, Que diferencia tiene ell
q A STORTAy los otros pur-@
gantes tan desagradables que antes
me daban!
Ell CAST ORIA es un pur-
gante quelO tOrnan muchOs ninOs en-
los EstadOs UnidOs y los nlantiene
JOrdOs. sanOs J sin lOrnbrices. 10
Qrepara en- la Habana el DR.. GOnza-.
lez y 10 Vende en- PtO Rico,
EIDEL GUIILERMETY.
3O-23
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vARIEDADEs
Sc ACARO Ell CARBON.

81 AGABU Il GhkBUN. - CerecedO
Hermanos y COmpah1a, acaban de recibir
90 su Colmado de la calle de San Francis
co, por tlltimo vapor las excelentes cura-
twas AGUAS DE LOECHES MfNERA-
LES aturales.-Premiadas en- diversas
exposiciones. Obran de dos maneras: CO.
mo purgante y como alterante. Como
purgante es el mas rapido, efcaz, suave y
barato. Sc obtiene con su uso rapidas GU
raciones en- la debilidad, dolor de est6ma-
go, en- las digestiones dificiles, restablece
prOnto las funciones reprimidas y es un
verdadero espec1fico en- las manifestation
nes escrofulosas, herp6ticas Stills cons
titucional.-Se encuentra en- todas las bo.
ticas.-UnicOs agentes los citados senores
Cerecedo Hermanos y Compah1a.
REVOCATION DE PODER.-En el
dia de hoy por ante el notario don Cast
miro Morales he revocado el poder que to-
MIA conferido don Diego Becerra, por no
convenir mis- intereses siguiera represen-
tandome Aibonito, Agosto de 1885, Juan
E. Rodriguez 3-3
Los mejores vinos de mesa que SO i'm
portan esta Capital son los tintos y
blancos de la narca ''Logroio" Rioja, que
venden en- su establecimiento los sehores
Luina. Hermano Y Compa1ia.
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luntad inquebrantable, para dudar de su
triunfo. I'll tempo, como factor indispen-
sable en- los grandes empef1os, no tardera
en- presentarse confrmando estas GREEN
cias, que nos hacen repetir: io-grande
esta de- enhorabuena. FelicitamOs al Sc
nor Sexach y a los vecinos & quienes va a
administrar."
No es Vico el mas ingrato de los ar
tistas europeos que han vieitado las Am6-
ricas. Antes y despu6s que 81, otros an
pagado la hospitalidad enthusiastic de los
pueblo puebloS a@eriGanos s99 con depresivos con-
dar ochenta representaciones en- Luquillo
dijo que los cigarr1llos Cabanas evitan 81
CalOr.
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0ERONIMO 7Egsl,-AGENTE

NEGOCIOS 42.-CompFa veDde aeciones Banco q
pahOl de Ptoco del Territorial Agricola C6duas hpO
tecarias del mismO.
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ga AVISA 4 Las personas con nnianf

6E AVIOA las p6fSOnas con Qulone8
ol Doctor Salicrup haya dejado compromi-
aos pendientes con referencia & su profe-
sion, SO dirijan Ia casa de don Arturo
Leon, calle de Ia Fortaleza n1mero II, ell
que SO ha hecho cargo de cumplir con di-
chOs compromises. 15-9
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VEkTA DE CASA.-Se vende una en-
Cataflo, situada en- la carretera y que pro-
duce buena r9nta. Para informes, diri-
jirse la Gallo do San Justo ni1mero 8, de-
recha altos. 15-1S
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TRAsLADO.- El Licenciado sefo

don Rafael Lopez LandrOn h2 trasadadO su bufete
la Gale de la Cruz nmero 49, donde ofrecs sus SER
viciOs profesiOnales. Horas de cOnsultas de una d
cincO de la tarde. 90-44
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Aunque al decirlo dc pena
a comprendec no SO alcanza
como LG DWEce AIGGnzn
tleno tanta coga buena

tleno tanta coga buena
dentrO do Eu inmensa pansa
Bahamas de lat6n, sumiderOs de hierrc pa
ra patios, carteras dc viaje, inodoros, me-
chas pare yesqueros, bahamas de lat6n de
varios tamahos, galapagos y sillas ingle-
sas de mOntar, slhfOnias y caias de musi-
ca. Hay de todO y bueno y barato en- csc
gran almacen de ferreteria y quincalla,
oalle do la Cruz ndmero 80.
E9moB sido favorecidos con I'm libreto
que varios amigos del escritor puertorri,
queho don i. Deg6tau Gonzalez le dedi-
can como testimOniO de admiration sim
pat1a por su magistral obra titulada 'Ju
ventud." Contiene 81 ibreto los juicios
emitldOs por Ia prensa de la Peninsula,
cOntexte tOda ella en- prodigar sus elogios
q la novela de nuestr0 compatriota. Da-
mos las gracias por el envfo del folleto.
Nj la garantla constitutional llega &
garantizar tanto como los senores Alvarez
Gonzalez y Compa1fa, duefos de " La
Gran Via, ,"-San francisco, o,-garantizan
la solidez, elegancia y comodidad del c6-
lebre calzadO 'Llainb1as," del que son uni
COS importadOres.
''Y que puoIo deoirlo muy pronto
pOrQu9 els verdad."
{ MUsica de '' Ei Gorro Frigio y.
V1ctima de Ia fiebre amarillo, ha fa-
-; - 1lecido en- esta Capital. ell apreciablo
joven don Jose Arco y Aguirre, de-
pendiento de Ia impOrtante casa de
comerciO de los sehOres Mendizabal y
Gpan1a.-Descanse en- paZ.
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dos casas bien situadas y que producer
buena ronta.
Informes Meltz Gambia, Fortaleza
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AcAnEMIA DE MATEMATICAS,- =

Preparation para ngreSOs en- las c1rreraS mltareS.
Diriiida pOr los Ocales de artiera don Jose Iriarte
y don Felix Arenas. InfOrmes. PabellOnes de Norza-
parav l5-l5
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perd6n, rejuvonecidO.

Aver tarde fu6 traela0a3a al Cuarto
de Socorros, Mercedes Lebr6n, que en- el
poblado de Palo-Goco fu6 estropeadT2 VIC
lada por Hil4rio dal VaIle (a) Ma5amo.
La referida Mercedes d1cese que SO en-
cuentra en- estado gravido = que tai vez
puedan sobrevenir conplicaciones que ha
desplegado por el activo colador de poll
c1a don Miguel Marrero, seeundando las
disposicicz1es del Juzgado dc instruction
de San Francisco para descubrir al autor
de tan inlcuo y barbara hecho.
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" LA BENEFECA. LA Tesorerfa de esta
Sociodad DO zSocorros M6tuos" SO ha tras
ladado la calle de San Sebastian n1me
70 16. q
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SenEoncia de SaIoT0n
con aplicaci6n hoy dia:
Quien quiera pocfu1norfa
que SO Ia connpre Carbon
que espera TODD 81 mundo Ell So La Gadi-
tana," Fortaleza %, con arnables sonrieas,
con la decision do vender barato y con un
s4lectiaimo surtido do aristocraticas esen-
cias quincalla dc fantasia.
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De Rio-grando nos eecriben:-" {" Esta-
mos do enhorabuana. El nombramiento
do Alcalde, dentro dc terms, recaido en- ell
prestigioso vecino y comerciante don Gui-
llerrno Rexach Porrate, nos haoe augu-
rar para esta l0calidad dfas de verdadero
progreso. El seflor Roxach une sus CO.
nocimientos Administrations, las simpa-
tfas generates de sus convacinOs, Quienes
gustosos lo prestaran su cooperation para
suavizar las asporezas que 81 encuentre en-
su empefio de dar impulse q los elementos
de vida que entrana este iurlsdicci6n, la
mada ser en- no lejano dia, una Go las de
mayor importaucia de esta Iela No SO
nos oculta que tondra que 1uchar con
grandes dif1cultodes, para entrar en- ell de-
sarrollo de los diferantes ramos confados
a su administration; pero mucho nos pro-
metemos de sus buenos deseos y de su vo~
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"I,oci6n Antiherp6tica".- las mar

''Locion Antiherp6tica".- las perso-
mas que padecen de la enojosa y molesta
enfermedad herp6tica, recomendamos Is
magnifica acreditada loci6n del doctor
Monies, que ten admirables curas ha reali-
zado. La loci6D antiherp6tica esta de vens
ia, por m6dico precio, en- t0das las boticas.
Nosotros nos completeness en- hacer p6~
b|ica la excelencia indiscutible de Ia loa
ci6n del Doctor Monies Dfaz.
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CASA DEPRESTRMOS Y EMPENOs

DE a. MARIN COMPANTA, Gale de Paws
ndmero TO-, Arecibo. Agente comisiona
do de la misma, DON RAMON MARIN y
GUERRERO. 3O-1-
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LAS MEJ0RES mantecas que SO han in
troducido en- esta plaza SON" La Colme
Hermitaflo" Chicharr6n )-"L'
Gustosa" (Chicharr6n J. Prueba hace f6
COFINO DELGADO Y Co.'s en- C.-Te
tHan ni1m9TO 4H
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De Caguas nos dicon: - g En- estos
tiempos de revueltas, levantamientos y
demas g. carbunclos" sociales, no es ex-
traho que registremos hoy en- los anales
miento de nuevo caracter: la huelga de al
caldes. Es 81 case que el eedor primer
t6niente de alcalde, por tener que ausen-
tarse, eptrega el mando al segundo to-
niente, quien, q su vez, por ha1larse en-
fermo, delega en- el tercero Este, que
tambi6n resuIta enfermo, entrega al GUAR
to, el cual, del miemo nodo, delega en- 81
anteman0 Ia renuncia de su cargo. Pro
resulta que el Concejal decano no acopta
la interinidad; y h6tenos ahora declara-
dos anarquistas, municipalmente ha-
blendo, sin mano fuerte que mantepga
ephjestQ a Consahjdo pEincipiQ. Ep vista
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pals he argos aho y
1onae nj tanii,
1esde nj
acceptable
Pues, 1
zenc-cnes z.rGSa1sss
Los anplos det4es,
>
Doneslo Ronda San Pedro !. BARCELONA
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. syrTs -- 4
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DIV LEGI0 TOETRA CADr-TDAJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-26

lEt.y Lodge. M. - held an interesting
session Thursday evening AZ lis castle
hsl,. ia y ala WaIla addition THE rank
OF P3g. vas conferred on Stranger Aha
zen and I.aEieT. and Pages TWieheW and
Cav were proven in ;he rank cf Es0sire
The ceremonies in connection with the
Esquire rank called out large attcuc-
a1ee. Pheasant Bar hodge OF kirElauc.
being present H. body. Among tae net
able visitors Mere Joan T. Humpar.es.
Judge Htlraar8 Osborn. Z. ". Gordon
and w g.. Ronald Vi'h many others
from ths downtown letEes. The work
Wss conferred in taa high degree To-
which Unity is noted. The most uleassnt
part cf thc evening came Immediately az
tAe close ot thc ceremonies az tae second
rank Ai.EVsA Temple M s. Rathhone
Sisters. having a warm fee1iuE IL friend
ship fer lrlty lodge for MANY kinanrs~t.s
extended. clasg5estirely entered tRe han
Qcey haI spread a l0un5eoas feast and
oFerp2We~.rg the guard. hurried sut3 the
ante-room. The inner guard xaVe the
alarm. and the chancellor comma dtr or
ae-ed the d0cr opened. when IA rushed
the Sisters. To say the Knights were sur
rrise1 hardly espresso Ii. The srf aker
ior the Sisters in vel chosen words stat
- taetr erFal33 zni invited all 20 the han
q1ef room. Where they en- 5oye1 coffee
cake, sandwiches and fruit. J. A Iata
on behalf OF Unity. acted as POSTMASTER,
and many nsat sPeecAss were made.
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the same time. Pipe Is being made both
here and az Portland for the second Ene-
The cause OF the delay hitherto mas been
the inability 10 obtain iron Plates from
the East TO make the pipe While the
market for IRON was going up 50 rapidly
manufacturers would not even quote
price. But IN short time the pipe Tor
the second Inc viii be ready
The work OF iengthening the suction
pipe OF TIRE ANACONDA eight feet VIII have
been completed by today, and the expert
merit may be tried OF forcing dirt lifted
By both dredgers through the single de-
livery pipe The bottom which the Ana
conda has travsrsed lacks SIX feet OF being
excavated down 10 the required depth.
and TIE suction pipe IS being Heightened
50 that Il can finish up its work as Il
goes along. and avoid the necessity OF 60
ing over the area again with the larger
sredger
The werk OF building the buikhezd OF
plies. brush ard poles also goes forward
rapidly. But considerable difficulty has
been met with at the extreme northern
end OF the bUlkhesd- There is here deep
channel. formerly cut by the Duwamish
river, and at extreme low tide the water
rushes through IL with great velocity.
carrying out some OF the silt deposited by
the dredgers and even washing away the
brush OF the bulkhead. Preparations are
making 10 drive another row or piles
across this old channel and TO dam II up
with a loaded brush mattress until the
silt can fltrate through the brush and MI
up the Old channel behind.
Altogether there are about 100 men en-
ploYed on the work. 30 10 s. cutting brush
and piles, = 10 20 laying and fastening
them IN the buIkhead and s. 10 40 men on
the dredgers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-26
low RATE on CEDAR BLOCKS.
Experimental by q. y. Proves success
fnl and Mals,.~ Rs,sinctlnn Permanent

TIE Experimental r3te 81 81 ccrts per -
pounds au cedar paving blocks 90 ~. Paul.
made ay tae GrVat Northern road. has
bven $50 successful tha. il Is likely the
ether frausc'ntirrutal lines ain Soon adau.
similar tariffs The eastward lumber rates
arc 'n cents usr fa1 po1~dz an nr arf r.
e-uts sn -eslar are difference being made
he.au.e ~ the heavier Lad I'm car taaa
- Pip taa1 III one - cedar. Tile eNpar.-
seu.st rate - a. cents ca cedar having
hinrkS was ruaae Wiih a stipulation that Il
ear lcaf ~ them 80 that SAFE shoula carr
fo~ che railroad company as much money
as fAe w.n0 ~um tsr load Il dry cedar
lumber az tes s0-cent rate
TIRE experience ~ tec company sa ship
r,nE o. Indianapolis ths cedar blocks no~
he.re -ut 80 tac S.rfsar 4 Post mil has
Drtn that ear Load 81 e. cents viii earn
n'5re tgsn ear load ~ dry cedar lumber
nj 80 cents y fast nany NJ thc I0aAs
have exceeded fhe maximum allowed on
Che cavs ana -hc shippers save been COM
pcIlcd 90 partly unload them ]. may
therefore he deeurs q settled thing that
tho minimum lauber tariffs Wlll hence
fo~th % applied 20 cedar paving blocks
ana thus facilitate the extension % the
market for the Puget sound staple.
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NEWS OF THE LODGES.
Independent Order Good remplars.

independent ORDER GOOD aeblDiaf=.
Seattle Lodge. No. {. initiated one more
member into the secrets Of the order Mon
day evening. ana reportss that candidates
are now coming IN more rapidly. An eN-
ccllent programme was rendered by the
lodge. after which interesting remarks
we're made hy visitors from the city and
~ Mr. Washbgrn. OF The Dalies. Or
Piano selections rendered 10y Mr. Yerion
added much 70 The pleasure % the audi
cnce
The district lodge session Viii be held AZ
Columbia City August 30. 1t Is expected
that Templars from various points viii
joir with Seattle Lodge. No. G. iu making
the session a pleasant and successful one
Tho twonty-siXth triennial conciaSe OF
knights Tempisr meets this morning in
BOSTON. and will continue in session for
five days.
LOYAL Lodge. No. 1876 held its usual
meeting last Monday, night. one candi-
date was initiated and one came in hv
card and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Toaieht instead ~ i.s regular meeting
This lodge VIII hold a literary entertain
wert i0 "a" hall corner ~ Market ard
Weller streets \ 8ue programme viii be
rendered and a pheasant, time is assured
= aU who attend.
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4 PLUNGE At NIGHT.
Utopia's Open Window Tells of
a Mysterious Death.
COOK UNDOUBTEDLY DROWNED.
Michael Hess Disappears From State
room-Case Of Either Somnam-
buIism or suicide.

Michael Hess. the first cook on the
steamer Utopia, was undoubtedly drowned
from the steamer some time between 3
o'clock Saturday night and o'clock yes
terday morning. Whether il was a case
of suicide or the result of a somnambu-
listic iii is hard matter 20 determine So
far as can be learned there was no reason
for suicide, and on the other hand there is
not the slightest proof that Hess ever
walked in his sleep.
The first news of the disappearance
reached the city last night, when the
steamer arrived with a cargo of lime.
Capt. O'Brien said the steamer left VAN
couver, b. c.. at $50 o'clock Saturday ev-
ening. bound for the islands and Seattle
At O'Clock Michael Hess and the second
cook went 10 bed in their stateroon. which
is at the stern of the vessel. Hess slept
in the under berth, and the second cook
above him.
man went to Hess room a o'clock in the
morning to call him. II was then found
that Hess was missing. Capt O'Brien
was Immediately called and upon investi-
eating the case found that the room was
locked from the inside and that Hess
clothes, including all his valuab les, were
al the berthside. A large window, how
ever. was wide OPEN and by this means il
would have been very easy matter for
any one to plunge into the water. The
second cook told Capt. O. Brien that he
was sure Hess retired at o'clock and
that he did not hear him get out of bed.
The steamer was searched high and low
in hopes of finding some trace of the miss
ing man. but to no avail
The only reasonable conclusion left was
that Hess had either jumped or stepped
out of the window of his stateroom and
fallen into the water. The windowsill is
not high above the floor. and Capt. O'Brien
said 1t would have been an easy matter
for person 10 have gotten over it,
Hess was q years old, and considered
one of the best cooks on the Sound He
was rather peculiar fellow. attended
strictly to his own business. and never
had trouble with any one. He was born
in Illinois, but came 10 this state about
ten years age. He worked for Can't.
O'Brien on the old steamer Premier that
used TO run between Seattle and Vancou-
Yer, at the time of and before the great
fire in this city. Hess had a half brother
working on the Utopia as waiter The ef-
fects of the missing man We're placed in
his hands. Hess stepfather lives at Ia
coma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-26
MIR. GoOnIIUE HOME AGAIN.
Ros-lyn 81 Lively Mining Town-Ihe
New steamer Naku-p.

Delegate Frank Goodhue returned to
the city yesterday from trip 10 the
Kootensy district 3. c. He saws that
Rosslyn Is very lively, and that II has full
Is s 20 people
Mr. Goodhue also said that the now
steamer Nakusp. built by he Columbia &
kootenay Steam Navigation Company.
made her ln!tlal business trip between
North Point, Wash. and Revelst0ke. u.
G. Saturday. She Is about the size OF the
state of Washington. with the addition
CT an upper cabin ike the Kingston. max
ing three decks She is a stern wheel
boat. yet possesses larger sleeping capac-
ity than any Sound craft.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-26
WORK ON THE LAkECANAL
The pythoo Pumnisg Dirt Rapidly
Closing the old uuwamt~h Channel.

Two maHrn ,uhlc I.et ~ ,1r,4 nsec
been transferred fsow thc east waterway
g. tac t,ae Htss oehlnt thc hrgsa hrl&-
head and while salta lard p.les up tee
havhor berofrcs extended Thts .e RIO se-
proximate a-naunt If Wnsk some fa 4str
or tne Lake Washington ctnsl and fhs-
principally iy thc smaller OF the tv-a bs..
drcdgers- This has hsen accomplished Ia
twenty DAYS. hut uaw that ihe big 4ss-.
thons pump ia WptkinE a,cathly eNEav4-
ton Viii 80 ahead son7cah Rat faster. as ss.
day.
Preparations sro being made as fass as
possible Ia cct 10Th machines AZ work a.