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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26
TO FURNISH rrs OWN LIGHT.
sorther pPaciae Company Erechns
"A CaupIess Electric Plant

TACOMA. Dee G--Spxclai.--Ine Sortn-
err Pacific Railway Company VIII s0on
complete an slectrie lighting plant AZ ths
rgi,nd-house at the head Of the bay, ~
which II will illuminate ali lis terminal
improvements here. doing away attn gas
aad electric ilght now supplied ~ the
Commercial company and the city. Inc
company will operate two arc machines
and one incAndsscent. furnishing sixty
are aud 80 incaudesceuf lights.
Poles have Dca erected ah9nS eae tss5ll
OF way Of the company skirtlng Com
fnenDament bay, and running from tae
ocean uharyas and freight sheds u the
foot ii Pacific avenue to the local freight
sheds on Puyallsp avenue. distance OF
tNo mslSs Tue warehouses. whaFVes ana
passenger depot viii be lighted a. with
are lights, aud the headquarters building.
the offices Of Freight agent Canneid, the
train aispalcher's offices and the round
house will be supplied with incanaescent
Ilghtz. The plant viii be Ia operation by
January Is or February !, i97 The ma
ehiBsFy for the plant has arrived aud VIII
be set up at ones.
Within the next two weeks II Is expect
Ell that a Test will be made Of the nsw
coal bankers which have recently been
completed G'hey will BE- operated by cleo
tric motors. 10 which power viii be sup
piled BY the Tacoma Railway a. Motor
Company.
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ere injury such removal would oTns
about Sheriff Rinezr has had deputy
in charge Of the prisoner ever since the
supreme court affirmed the decision u
the lover court. He refuses 70 delay TAX
INK the prisoner 10 waIfz Waila unless ne
ear prove by certificate that his health
wsH not perms OF IL.
The trial OF August Mueller. manager
q the Mex York brewery. wzA take place
soon. Mueller WAS arrested December =
% a charge u perjury Oh complaint OF
Regea Isorkog, the wi3os Of the late Ru-
ssegph Gorkow The arrest ID the outcome
az Mueglers testimony Ia the tForkew
VII case. He promptly gave bond Tor
s go.
Almost every Sunday school In the city
he'd Christmas entertainments last night
The report Of Bradstreet's made puzzle
AZ the erd OF the week. viii show s2o-
KANE clearancez amounting 10 SIS. TSi. an
Increase Of over % per cent. over the same
period o. December. fsss-
1T Mclean. the ne~ city commissions
er filed his bond yesterday for s9e.e"s
He Immediately actively entered or the
duties Of the Office.
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Food

Must be veil digsstsd and properly as
s-rnsiated IN order 70 n0urEsh the basv.
Indigestion and dyspepsia cause terrible
suffering. Hoods Sarsapariaa cures these
dffreulsses by soatng the stomach and d.
gest-ve organs and purifying the blood.
Il also creates q good appetite and builds
Up the health and strength wonderfully
Il have taken Hoods Ssrsapar-Ha for
stomach trouble. / was in such cond.-
ton that L could not keep anything on my
stomach, but after taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla i can eat almost anything ] wish.
Without the aid Of this medicine was IN
able 20 work every day. ]. s. FERGUE-
SON. Junction CRY. Oregon.
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SANTA CLAUS ON PIRR,
EXCITING SCENE At Couprrn,u
ehRIsTMAs TREE.
Cooi-Headed Men Rescue ~. N.
penser of Gifts. Who II Fe..s !.
He Miss Lutte Terry-SAc Prsms,,,
Faints and In Carried From "a.
Room-injuries Not Serisus

CoUPEVILLE. Dec. a-specssl :
Christmas was celebrated here il BRA
churches by the usual Christmas o.
with the traditional Santa C.sus ia es-
dence.
AT the Congregational church al wess
merrily until the makeup Of sara
Claus caught fire from q wax taper on ths
tree. A general stampede followed
Women and children screamed ana b.
come hysterical. and had Il not been for
some men promptly wrapping the ais
gaised form in thear overcoals, . AofYsaGa
death would have surely resulted. upoa
removing the masks tho form Of Miss Late
Terry was revealed. Soon after shs
caught fire she became unconscious. and
was carried 10 the home OF Prof. New.
berry in that condition. Miss Terry Is 4
daughter of ex-Representative Chafss
Terry. The extent of her injuries IL NIX
yet deflntely known. but It 10 thought .asT
are not serious.
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Wasted Patriotism.


ArEOHAHf- -.
Admiral Jouett lives at sandy spaer
Md. where the roads are no better sn<a
elsewhere in Dixie. He II an ardent ~
publican. although q son ot the IN.
Grass state: at the last elehions ~.
heavy rains had made the resds 80 -.
impossible. he shamed the stay-ataoesr..
by taking his son. James. trs fh'ess.
the mud and d0wnpour to Their 49, 80
place The journey home 10 re - ~.
swimming through mud 10 the nups,
so dlsauleting that they arrived PRE-
and exhausted. We'll" said the admir-
thank heaven that's over We've p J.
"a hard pull OF II, but Il h fhe auv = I.
every citizen Of the United ssasw q
vote Say. jim" be Calculates ne'Es. 49,.
II voted the straight Repushcan. h ~,
IS usual How did you voter - -.
we might as well have stayed = 80 80
ana paired replied the son. = s0''1
gfrafghf fBs TUOcratir."
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ARM CRUSHED ny A STREET c,R.
serians Accident go John Mckay ut
Lowell.

EVERETT, Dec = ~Spgciai.-T.ast night
a. the last Lowell car vas ascending the
grade Just north OF the end OF the track
az taweD IL ran over tine right arm Of
John Kay. tie vas Intoxicated and
was lytnE along the side Of the track with
his aTm extended across the ran The
dense foE which prevailed prevented the
mot0rman srsm seeing any object beyond
fifteen or twenty feet
Mckay was taken 90 the hospital and
his srm WAS anputstea az the shoulder.
The luipred man was recently in the EN-
ploy of the Monte Eristo railroad, =
shout s. wears - axe and unmarried Ils
viii probably recover.
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RAILWAY OPERATOR MURDERED.
While Attempting To QueII Dis
turbanee He Is shot Down.

TAiNGTPAHJA. La. Dee. 25.-The kill
ing of. w. Il. Davidson by Monroe b.
Lambert and the accidental wounding OF
a negro by a fusillade fred by drunken
men at the time of the killing and the
subsequent shooting Of young Payne by
Alexander Martin last night is the gen.
eral subject of conversation here today.
Whisky caused the trouble.
At o'clock A. NJ. Addison. operator and
agent Of the Illinois Central railway at
Wessen. was killed by Jack and Luther
Case. The Case boys were creating dis
turbsnce in the ladies' waiting room.
when Addison attempted 10 quiet them
and they killed him. The murderers were
arrested.
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WELCOME TO ENDEAyoRERs.
Everett Amply Prepared for the Mid
winter Convention.

EVERETT. Dec. 25-Special.-The COM
nittees in Everett are putting the final
touches on their work preparatory to the
gathering OF delegates here from all the
Sound country on Monday and Tuesday
next. The convention badges DO credit
TO the reception committee. The coIors
chosen are green on white. The decor
ating committee is devising appropriate
designs with great ingenuity. The enter
tainmcnt committee thinks IL can lodge
ali who come and who wish lodging.
Restaurants hotels and transportation
companies have granted reduced rates.
Thomas Coyie chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements. urges Endeavcrers,
10 bring their county banners. indica-
tions from every quarter point 10 a sue
cesSful convention Pre-convention sub
jects will be considered in several OF the
Everett pugpits next Sunday.
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RennEa DOES QUICK WORK.
Commits Daring uoid-up ina the
business District of Tacoma.

TACOMA. pssc. 25~@5p@ClalA daring
ho;d-up was perpeuated tonight at 10
O'Clock on Railroad street. In the business
center Of town. ard W1<hln i've minukes
sfter eae crsfue Nee rotiter was landed On
the city Sail and the plumber recovered
Andrew Holm, y sawrniH ernptoye starr
si orr 20 cssetrrate Christmas ealts after
noon with over tleo IN cutn on his peFsoH.
fie ssad no< Spent nussh - y when night
came auf ysien ne went into q Pacific
avenue sshson for an hoslr's entonsntn-
negFl. Leaving the rakossa few minutes
before II. he svaS teid up on Railroad
ssrges ~ Wgli&ssn Smith, who isrktsi hfs
watch out o. his poxket and - srted mp
the street On run Mofm gave chase
yatliuE foT help.
The fiee3Hag aglss ran irso Officer Thong
son at Ninth street and threw TIE watch
on isn pavement Thompson UasTtuFs.l the
rsesoer. recovered Nsae watch and handed
smgg1 &. jail HoAra - held as a sytEness
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RaftIe 60 the nenth

ST. LOUIS. Dec "a special 70 sha
Repuol'c from New Nadr5a. No. SAYS.
John Adams ard Chtrlss Simpson met AZ
a dance sa Fegnlscatt county lasl us4hf.
81 the residence 81 Joseph Csnot. and
dEaStns thesr pistols touEht 8 dueg ID ire
death. hAca nao eDptiad zoe contents
~ ats revolver kntQ the anatomy IL ahe
ataer Simps5n a3ad ca lhe noor sn4
Atszss outside thS door. A os3 golsa zas
81 ssles1
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A Prayer for General u.e.

f&trGsAsa i3a&H.
IN many coaGicEs victory Is. IN its conee-
l1eUce. wuzse t.zan aeaeas- In nsany d.
fests she germs II glorious victories La
hid. II osr cstezy Ee unseen. as yes. ~.
EraGtess results an1 Incentives 70 zors
ard gr24s8vov taat NAV fzr grarasrs I'd. r,
g1ery and scoiaess, lns SUCCESS azaz *
aasAuce. Injustice ana oETTess.oa cza Sive
90 victorious iHsculty-
Coz moves Ia a sgaYE;er.o.ss Ray
HIS waasars fo parsagsa"
10 ht seems - d. "a car svsat strglgE3e
and defeat sy prevailing wFoaE RssE IL.
IS nave patience ansi work seT ;ous0rr3vy.
Il All eraS vsCtovy aaacl s7s0re pro
20 lifssse- g.aAA & ssGSs.4ssg cSs11 awe .sSze
sos2y.
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90 80. 80 othrr n,inr-

@okfEah Haze ~ N<e 81 fafal
zhsatias o>a4rrs& al Eaxse station thiz
sfleraocn- Fcans Harms BAD invited
HearT Aie15sS ya G.nnsF After t.naer
Hsrar seat saL lsn3 on re arnshE Is "A ii
ta aase sesn Ars. Harris aud Ase2lev In
s. con'lsruntssnN position. Bosh men drew
FeFoifers aaA oS~aea Sg& Medley was
saet rse tsasas aua Harris txlce. Me,sle.-
Is ssas1 asd HsFESs wIH die
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SPOKANE NEWS


SPOKANE pec. = Spe -tal --ssfa rer.,.
W lte has teen apaseintod reegsvar q tho
kfofn & nuhrtlte StDa sNomuanw a.
bond was f}xet a 81 ~ TIE ang.a.r -vos,,,
Nas Eeas3e ny JsItre Aeore. at the rerus.f
- A. kle.n.
Joseph = WILSON, has purchasss ts,a
sisnr store recently ownsd BY ex-CAseg 81
Fci&ce A@ytx-
e - EsoWnine sra ex-coansy -Esrs
seh enees for e1n ResxleEueHt. MI either
81 90 W3Ha WaHA rFstteuftary tonaarraw
~ wl8 Gle ~ita the snfF3I as srt4avl+
sfaEn h4s phystaia ass a. Is fr3s hsafth 49,
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
Chamber Of Commerce. and City VI
nefaIs Ister~ssed-Nfu Invite se-
attic and spokane Leagues 20
Meet in Tacoma for the furp"r~
of cs-oper.usa-Serfh Psethe
Company Putting in an Electric
Lighting Plant.
r.eora snr-au Of rhs Po~s-rntelaTeucer.


IIg Paste AveDs1e-
TACOMA. Dec ss.-Sqec=El--A meeting
Of sslty ofTtc2ass and EEEsEsotfS ~ sse ssl-ili-
f,sy ~ Commerce was held a. the cfsaFar-r
ka~g rsssrnx 20 form Sss.zs 20 co-oSsrsts "t.h
xse xasInfeaDAI reform leagues Of STATUE
and sooksne. There were present Mayor
orr. Cozapsrc1ler BeB5am. city AttorDsy
ss6n.sklssard. couucflrnsn Balgsr, Norton
ard Harris and xsssrs. Frank GTazlaIa.
L, w. Roy- and r. g. Hudson. OF 3iae
Cfaynbcr OF Coumsrce- Mayo or vas
..se.sea chairman % the Eneerins. wsllcn
~. ORGANIZED fnEo a cornmirtse. ana
Frank Grakam was chosen secrslarS-
Aside from discussing me proposed
measures booking 20 tsse in9foTrziaef1N IN
cav and eouaty government. tbs eoin1IAt-
tee ssexzdsa 20 invite the Seattle AID sso-
kane essgauiz sxlsns to mest n tbs ssly
U.-esrnber - In CONVENTION, az Nsie9 y
Mi 10 decided whaz MEASURES kaoald 's
rsr..g,rn~na.s4 10 the legislATa-e- Invita-
s4.yaa IN aaxzsorcaace with ibis aston ~
b. SEM cut 81 bee s-zrg Graham
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fll Harrlr. Threash Wa.htnatnn-

y ASIA Nt1TN8&- Efec, . q zasn Latte
esatsai. 1870 aTgfs 80 sATly kals morning.
asaFt@i 4s3af short Eest see 6sd act
ezaTe srgEa assr sar. ans az - th4s
us-sraias q ~ attached - ele rss-sa.ar
Ssso.sa-l s1.Fess ara started f3r Boxt5n.
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TIE res city govern meHt IN Manches-
ter. y. II. MI ~ a sporty BODY wfth
Mavcr Clark. ore of TIE BEST known
ecrse naea "a Sew England. a. i1s head.
sn6 IL A Weather. the oarsEsn. ard
GLls Stark aid George Pl-aEey, Ehe bal
glAysss, - members.
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TACOMA uNc = Special The MAJ
cfes Pass Railroad Company has he<,in
condemnation proceedings agsiass l. ~
Rurch. /. N. bowman. =. n Moore. NJ
Gran. 4. Larsen ans other property en-
srs or the lire of the pFopo4asf relI~oaa
froza iIue kisv toward the Matches pasu
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Three rie.rrom nm Egg

Bath. England. now boasts Of three ca
nary birds Matched out % one egg. The
little fellows were about the size Of bum
bic bees. but are alive and growing
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HEROIC ACT or 4 POLICEMAN.
saves Another Mans Life at the Cost
af Uf. Own

tgNCIN$ATT Dec. So Lewis KlussnaYs
"a parrui0EaB - the police force. lost his
life today. saving tas SIZE ~ smother man.
A. ere intCrssctiDn ~ Vine street end
McAecken ayeEsge he esauEht 3 horse run
uiaE sbway win a 3yaesy in whsC.a Dr
Holster was seated. He checked the hnT~e
- that the dssctor eScasltsi slnscrys tened
but was psas1esd inco An excavation IN the
street and tFtszzlpici 10 death ~ the iran
ftz animal
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The carnage utilization plant In Bridge
port. Conn. although successful. has gone
into the hands OF a receiver, owing 10
trounle betxeen ne ownsrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26
STRIKERS GAVE In.
BOSTON MoToRMEx Needed THE
UNION COMMITTEES ADVICE.

Early Christmas Morning Trafac
Was Fully Resumed-Afthough
Employees Returned to work
Many Are stfIl Dissatished-The
Men Were Convinced That They
Could Not Via.
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yatao,.s mofhersa xsfe ssss s.., ~
srrs Eglnsiowx sooshlns sTfap -. - ~ sssf CO y
80. "a, varx ~ rsialGoas % Hsosnsns Is scotass
ersr sIl ls.tflns siEe psfsses n ;ss carss
-. ehI.1. so4Isus the znaas -, y ~ Dasefisasx
s.ef soi ,ss a s ever ' -. - ~ss s1sss
.,sre ssa ask i5r Mrs vases ... bssEss
80 go 10 o,hss sln1- - csa~ -
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MANY HOLIDAY FIRES.
HALF MILLION LOST BY CoNFLA-
GRAFTON IN NEW YORK

Patients In Polytechnic Hospital Re-
moved While the Building Burns
Down-Erancis. Valentine a Co.
Lose Their Printing Plant-A
100000 Church Burned at
WiIkesbarre.
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TO CURE CoiD ~ ONE oNr
Take LAXATIVE Brorno Quinirs r cts
I3rasglsgs refund money II = fails l. s,srs-
s.,c
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Josn Drake
Townsend. She well-kn OWN lawyer, died
suddenly. 40 n Christmas dinner tonight.
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co.,a stand Another.

Boston Herald. A..
sswouIH you Ike a sonata Defoss :. =.
ner2', sid 4ls. Wash sngfon ndsIsss y -
gentiersss from Kentucky. - VA
Well, | don't mind said hes -
two Ga my aay here. but ] recxoh -
stand another"
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a Russian land owner AZ blss.' s.c..ss
Ing the big OF strike there ea1 -
~ ,f.e,,t e., - a. day from his vesis.
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DEATHS.
oId-Time Actor Dead.

BOSTON. Dec. 25.-Wyseanan Marshall.
an old-tinne actor and dramatic in.ss r,scfor.
died this morning after d pro.raSted H.
ness. aged - years
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Since the above report was written
Capt Taylor says the valley Of the Lewis
river has been still further settled. and he
regards the river ssill more worthy OF i'm
pFovement by the general government
ION account OF the nature OF the oh
structions." he adds. 1T Is not thought
! that a survey would add any definite
knoBiedge 20 that already obtained of
the character or cost OF the Improvement
Required, survey made one year
might be entirely vaiuiess the next on
account OF the shifting Of the ohxsru+-
ti0ns, ard no survey i recommended"
The provisions for she preliminary ex-
animation 81 North river. which ernptles
Into N3llapa hay. appears 20 have been
put into tire last river and harfs0r hgi a.
"a sore OF sop 20 the people 81 that section
for not gefung an appropriation for SIS
Improvement Capt Taylor calls atteu-
ton - the fact that a report Of a thor
ouEh examination was made Of This
stream IN lssS BY Capt Symons. which
report was accompanied by that Of NJ
CiapP. United States assistant engineer
= DO made tl8e examination. and also a
map Of TIE river.
II June. las. AF. Clagp made another
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-11
STATE UNIVERSITY NOTES.
PREPARATION for Commence en-
W~~k-Th~ orasorfcaI Contest.

A~ass< ~ TIRE university during th@ rA<.
few cave have been very srFsk- owfr< e
Ese s@ar@~z* cf commencement week
Preparations t1- re vAFsess contests srss
class exercises have been occ1zpvEsr sAs
greater part % THE the e The senior
esASs. Shila the ysrts1s hAaszsesx. T4~rscs
and stasetic spcrss have neeu keeplnx tie
ether classes harT. az work
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rre1tzsie Ess-tzg "A tire ssefstg room
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wark 90 Aliesas tseifizs- <osza~zss ~
several r4r@rs art razstrAi s~iecsiaEs A,
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rss~nss ~ere served
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nsxnee ca Tuesday. sxw - a-ss eo-s.-r~
faus GAYS. Exsnziratiezs All n@s frxsrn J
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CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS.

TIE vessry and u<nb-rs % firstly par
Isl All meet AonaAy Eeoa n the veSGry
roam after sesr4ce.
TIE Nazlan'e Auxiliary ef Seattle al
vscarstv wsIl hcl1 iss quarterly as1ssnonsry
meeting al TE1E&ty eAcrssiry FrT1ay. -
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Rev. A. W MRrsi='s lecture % ~Receag
Tssxs-ev~ries - Mature gcr rae esnens q
;he Bureau CT Associated Clarifies. sisl
hs given rs LADIES' Mass hal n Eae
EcsyCse busiSlzS. Nay = and =. a. 9 ,
"a Nsszfcrs AIT - suSSlse@ wa<A t.ckszs
sy Mr. G.lEer.
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rally usser ne esrscstoc ~ he Woman ;
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ali - OBSERVED a. -. Mara csu<S.s
with = ceasN~af.es q ncly cNEssrrazfezs a.
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