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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-15
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HEAD BADLY GASHED.
Aillman Injured BY . Tooth
From . Saw.
ACCIDENT At rAYLoR'S MILL.
JOHN Taylor ne vlot1m-A P1ece Of
otssl Psnssrases Almess 70 shs
DFain-Rseovsry Possible.
ACCIDENT At rAyLoR's MILL

4 most harrowtse accident was Wit
nassed At Taylor's mill on Lake Washing
ton yesterday morning tuss before noon.
John Taylor. manager OF thu Institution
being the victim die was struck On TOP
o. the head BY . tooth from one Of the
large rip saws. the sharp piece OF steel
burrowsng its way almost into the brain.
Tho machinery Was Immediately brought
TO . ssAn1ysiIl. and the unfortunate man
Axer. who had been acting as screw
tender temporarily. was taken into the
able - possible until the arrival OF Drs.
Newieads and Conn about tive hours
after the accident
On the arrival Of the phyeicians they
set to work ~ once aad removed the piece
Of the tooth from Tayior's head. and had
him taken to his home a. s13 Rainier
street. where ns remained until dusk last
evening. whsn he Was removed to Proyi-
dsncs hospital. at which place an opera
ton WIN be performed to remove pras-
sure from the brain, causing stupor an1
intense pain
While the accident u q very serious enc.
Mr.. Taylor y TO be congratulate On bis
miraculous escape from instant Death. as
the piscs OF stssi was quite large and was
nyinG through the air At Q terrtbc rate.
The cause OF the accident II one Of those
mysfarious Affairs that can never be ex-
plAined The tooth did not come In con-
tact with any hard substance. and ~ far
~ II known WAS perfectly Arm when the
saw Was started.
The inquired man II the son Of John l.
Taylor. the proprietor Of the mill, and .
most estimafSs young oaEixen- He 10 ro-
bust and well built and stands IN excel
lent chance Of pulling through
The accident Is similar In one respect to
the one that happened 70 John etetson
about . year and half ago. In that the
skulls of both men were psnstrated to the
brain. The miraculous recovery of Nr.
etstson has given the Taylor family great
hopes Of tho young mans chancss.
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she surrendered tn. Ring.

Pauline Hall. the brunette queen Of the
tenderiotn DISTRICT" whose escapsde with
q Canadian Pacific ar porter named steele
was reported In the Post-Intslligencer
some time ago. was before Judge GLASGOW
yesterday 20 answer 20 the charge OF petit
larceny and was discharged from custody
on surrendering the glass ring. and also
on account of an error appearing In the
complaint She was accompanies 90 the
court room by her mother. Belle Burns.
the two making quite a glare with all their
"diamonds. Melvin @. winstock defend
ed the woman. while J. Ec Hawkins looked
after stsele's interests. The latter was ur-
avoiaabiy absent along the line Of the
road. Hawkins producing better from ore
Of the roads ofiioisis 70 that effect. 90 the
charge OF assault and battery. which he
preferred. was po~tponsd until his xeturn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-15

At the meeting OF the Chamber Of Com
merce yesterday afternoon c. f. Crane
and w. NJ. Calhoun were recommended BY
the special COMMITTEES TO AL the vacancy
on the board Of trustees caused by tho
resignation of G. l. Webb and Mr.. jack
son. Letters regarding the location OF
the Chinese consulate In this city were
read from Senator Watson c. Squire and
the Chinese envoy extraordinary at WASH
ington City. A communication was read
in relation TO the matter OF constructing
n road on the west side Of the Methow
river Secretary Ling read a letter from
the Chicago Journal OF Commerce asking
for description Of Seattle for publication.
He also read an article containing useful
statistics and ssid that 81 the time was 50
short. he had forwarded the article TO the
paper without the authorization OF the
chamber A vote OF thanks was adopted
showing the chambers appreciation OF the
promptness Of the secretary In the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-15

TIE county commissioners have adjourn
- an;n July e.
Deputy United Marshal q. w. Curtis
"a John Drake LETT last night for the
Coivsile country where they expect to
epend about ten days
The fnal decree OF divorce IN the case
Of Laura A McEaroy vs.. John McFzrey
vas flied yesterday. ne case was hearA
ma aecrse ordered by Judge Langley
May "a
Marriage licenses were issued ysst sftay
Ter William p Moh.r snd Jessie II. Me-
NAe. both Of Seattle. Charles Francis Cob
lns ant Minnis Mart Trccre. both OF
fars Hlakelev.
So-r cf the three Departments OF the
er<rscr court were IN Session YESTERDAY,
eaa ewing possibly 20 the absence OF
members cf the bar al Tacoma. the mum
Der 81 papers n'sd IN the county clerks
caice nssSe a rev minimum record
Articles os Incorporation we're FiaA yes-
serday % he Ptgtonsca Company, object.
70 enxaEs IA the msnussotare ard sale Of
are~pFoef compost ton for preserving and
fressasia4 wood and ether materials from
tknstsHs. etc, incarpoEakoFss Henry cara
tees Carl Z. Barkmsn sHs Conrsd NJ,
1aeTlan4, capital stock. Sla2. 90. principal
Pace q business. Seattle.
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POLICE AND FIRE NOTES.

A brush IRE on Kentucky street. Queen
Anne ssfli. caleb ous ina Are department.
nj $40 yesterday afternoon. The Are was
quickly exsingsasshsd
An alarm Of Ere By telephone was ssns
into headquarters yesterday afternoon a.
10 from Grant street bridge thsmiezl
Ne MS sent out 70 the acene The
blaze rrsyVea ~ be a small fire. IN the .irs-
hers az ere bridge, common az this season
of the year
The cases OF she city against Mrs. Pat
rsok s.-sfilsr. r. C T1rney ard c W.
RnwNa~ fer selling l1zieT without a II
rense. were yesterday postponed BY JUICE
Glasgow antil Tuesday. jUiy y. al 10
r. m The one against john Nsrtx went
ever untn July ~ ~ $50 .. m
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s,r -..;sraai fever are not 20 be cc-snseraos-
.s ev afsnire with any eewree OF certainty.
or go any length Of tinse The sratics-
,sen ara prevention OF diseases OF a rnlas-
rsaftc tyre are. hevevsr, sscertaiaed poe
abilities Icng exr~rsssce has shown
that there - intiasSsly more preventive
e~Ses~Y in tn~ On. Botanic usedIcane4 Hos
..st.-ss stomach Rttssrs. shaa in TIRE aka
tsgd. drugs ara pcsSonx which we're
Formerly ere sn5y recognized means e re-
rsoyinx ara anticipating attacks % fewer
ana aqua ana blkcsss r~nsstsnt W-ssa
TIRE .yrs~ra has n~ea Depleted ~ period
eslsy recurring psrcxysras tnss asreea-
nI~ restorative renews tne rams % ener~
sx and = rot oniy 8 pssltsvs e~ecinc. but
s.1alrs he damage 20 the general s~elsa
snalct~s 81 al febrile comp Ants T2xtsk-
Ire AZ ne rnAtartA cnar4cssE.
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Ger concert Saturday night psav II
Dream: Dwell In Marble Hai,a" frsa
ehe bohemian Gir.gs ReR MN.
The Ola and she New Fuvsraess.
euggessiens for ths csnesrt prosraEns
include the following:
Kathleen NavoarneaA.
Pilgrim Choruas from '>TA0AAauser.s
Doa's Seam Ike ne Same on
'oh. ~ Luvs's Like Hs1. RED Rsss.-
Dougias. Douglas. Tender ana True"
osd Kentucky Home"
II Troyafcre-"
Tho Indian Campaign"
THE Dudes 81 "a"
Then Yeu'n Rsmsmbss AAS
little Alabama CosnS
The Girl Love"
"Ros!n the Beau"
Jean. Ny Pretty Jeans
The OId Folks ~ HemAs
Zen Bolt.
ssThe Banks Of the Ohio
Just Tel Them That Tea 9Av No.
THE Hunters OF Kentucky"
.Cpidse," The Bulldog - ssAse
college songs.
The Little German Rama"
Louisiana Lou"
silver Threads Among the ga"
s.Norinne MAurssn."
the Rand Played On.
President McKinley's InAsgUat1sn
March,"
20. Promiss Me-" ana other ssisssaoas
from Robin Hood
Evening star" from 'Tannhaassn"
Love Ne. Iowa ete. Lou" potpsupgt
from Prophet" 3feyerheer,.
Anvil chArus." from III Trvvatsr~"
"Auf Wfeiersehen." waltz
Der Freischutz." and overture frsm
THE Star spangsed BannAr."
Overture from Tampa"
Tempest Chorus," with ba11tsns solo,
from 'tErnani"
.Prests War March," from .ArAsHe."
Overture from William Tell"
Within a Nile o. Edinboro TswAs
"Narcissua"
Gsvo,te from ''Msgnen.s
Dixie"
lie Premier sRasssr." waitA
The Marsesllatse"
Fantasia barlesQus the Arlm1sas
Traveller" Reeves)
'Cavsllerta Rusticana." intsrmsxze.
0ende.ssohHs spring Song"
Evening Star" from '-Tannhauser."
Schumann's '-Traumerei"
Schubert's .'Serenade."
Southern Melodies"
$. Turkish Patrol"
Romance In G" lBeethovena
Love Among the Roses"
The Heart Bowed DowA~
The Darky's Dream"
American Patrol"
Barber OF SevlllAs
Ia GitanA. 'Movement Dc Ballet"
"carnevai de venese"
Come Back TO Erin"
Consolation Song WitAou& wordA.
Aud LanE Syne."
Il Dreamt pwelt In Marble Hahn"
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10 KING COUNTY MINES.
Commissioners Ask for Bids FOR Miller
River lioad.

ptds win be asked by the county CON-
nissioners today for the construction OF
III miles Of county road. from the Great
Northern railroad up Miller river. .
branch Of the Sisykomish. for = distance
Of s.x niles. The object OF this road II
70 reach the producing mines which have
been developed In that section.
During the present recess OF the board
the county commissioners propose TO visit
and examine other mineral producing Sec
items Of the county, with a view to ex-
landing county roads 10 reach them. and
thus help toward the development OF the
Dyospects into mines.
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YOUNG MAN DISAPPEARS.
Friends Anxious TO Learn the whsrs

Friends Anxious TO Learn the Whore
abouts Of William c. Courtney.
Nothing has been heard of william G.
Courtney. OF this city, since Wednesday.
July 8. ana his friends are afraid that he
may have met with serious mishap. For
several days preceding his disappearance
he was downcast and IL Is feared he may
have wandered OF In 1T OF temporary
alteration and made away with himself.
Tho missing man II about - years old.
feet inches high, rather neshy. weigh
Ing about lss pounds, has dark hair and
eyes and small dark mustache. At the
time OF his disappearance he wore a light
suit Of clothes. He had been an active
member OF the Y. N. c. A.. and private
in Company d. His occupation was that
of mail carrier to Columbia City, a posi-
ton being filed in his absence by Il. L.
Meyer. a friend. Courtney has q sister
in Pennsylvania. He roomed in the Hinck-
ley building. Mr.. Meyer would be glad OF
any information regarding Courtney.
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PROBABLY CRAZY.


4 warrant has bean !ssusd by Justice
NeEvsin for the arrest Of John CruIk-
shaak. ~ well-se-do resident or Issa-
euah, who vas caught few nights since
81 ~ station agent 81 that place In the
act 81 stealing . sask Of -four from the
dspes buiidtng. Deputy Sheriff Morgan.
vhe he'd the warrant. was about 20 pro-
ceed 70 fsssauah to ssrve It. when he
found Cruikshank just stepping on tho
isasn. The oflcar promptly placed him
unasr arrest, and toak him 10 the county
All, WHARF, he Ii at present.
Yesterday Afternoon 4 sworn complaint
vas fiisd IN the ccssnty clerks once
eharging that Cruikshank was insane. and
~ VII probably be examined ~ to his
mental condition before the charge Of lar.
eeny 10 prssssd against him.
9risnds Of Cruskshank assert that he
has bean mentally unbalanced for some
months, owing to . runaway accident In
which his kxuil was fractured. There II
10 conceivable reason why be should havs
committed the petty deprsdations charged
against him. for he II wcii-to-do. has .
COED farm and owns . number Of buiid-
inss 1t Issauuah which bring . fair
gSntai
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rnnr Month. for a. so.

Four months Of tie Daily Post-rntslii-
gencer for $3.50 is bringing In many new
subscriptions. This campaign ofrer IL an
extremely liberal one. untii November Is
the Daily and Sunday Post-fnteiligeneer
will he delivered 20 any address for s2.bo.
strictly cash IN advance. Leave your sub
scrlpsionx at tho Post-intslligencer BUSH
meas Office or give II 20 ths regular sciici-
tors. The Weekly Fest-fnselligencer until
November Is sent 20 any address fer Sc
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Land Not subject to Reservation.

A letter from the commissioners Of the
general land Office. resembling the order
OF withdrawal and reservation OF S.4oo
acres In Skagft county. previously allowed
on application Of Gov. McGraw, WAS re-
oeived at the local ONCE yesterday. The
commissioner holds that the reservation
of lands in designated townships on APP
plicatio OF the governor are only appli-
cable where the township 10 unsurveyed
and where q contract for the survey had
not been awarded prior TO the date OF the
application The Land In question II en-
braeed In an awarded and approved con-
tract
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nahea. cnrnu. nrantnd !.

J. r. Sims. who has been In the county
all since May %, under . commitment
from the municipal court. yesterday
through HE attorney. Frank u. esnA
convicted OF petty larceny and sentenced
70 dive monshs In jail The point made In
the application for haseas corpus Is that
che municipal court had no Jurisdiction
20 impose q penalty In exoem Of one
months Imprisonment and 500 nne. Judge
Osborn granted the writ rstnrnable July
n
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xinx County Min,n. Iooas,on..

J. y. Mcrain filed q mining location ear
tAcase in the auditors cfsos yesterday
The north fork Of the snocualmis river,
between the Lost and the Bel mines. the
claim 20 he known AZ Lake View.
J. T. pomeroy has fsled . mining claim
location on the Grand Central lode. IN the
Money creek district. romeroy alao died
In the auditors cfyice a mining claim To-
cation on the bonanza Queen iods. IN the
Money creek District.
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Transactions Since january 1 and Fs
ri

Transactions since january 1 and For
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
!, 1896, are s., sS1 s57.2A There we're filed
for record yesterday deeds. asgregating
sl7lss. Following il a list furnished by
the Daily Bulletin, room Is. Occidental
block:
James A. Becker ct ux. to George Grew.
undh of . 20 feet lot .. blk %. Denny =
Hoyts add. July Is. IS.
Clara ]. Simpson TO Clarissa d. Coleman.
lots 4 ana 8, sec 20; lot and NV ne and sw
ne sec %. "A. s, July IA, q c. Slss.8.
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BREvTrIEs.

Master Arthur wsIliapA Of Rsnten, IN
q few hours fishing IN Ceoaf river satur-
day last caught xT3 trout, the largest
weighing one and ene-haif pounds.
Secretary Hoke Smith. OF the interior
Department, has denied the motion for re-
view Of Malachi Ryan. OF the depart
snsnt's decision IN awarding TO tssrner
Jewett q tract OF land In the Seattle Land
district
TIE services announced for "Wednesday
evening and Thursday morning IN Trim
ty parish church viii be oRlsntsd. on ao-
colsTf OF an unexpected summons 10 isli-
fornIa received yesterday oy Rev. Il h.
Ridgely, who was 10 ofriciatA
Three Los Angeles policemen. WAC on
me. Fourth Of July pulled the Briteh nag
1r.s,s, over the British eonsufo quarters In
shet city. because ne ref1ssd 20 hoist ihs
American nag alongside OF II. have been
SUSPENDED by the police COMMISSIONERS
the funeral OF Mrs Ernma Mcknight
took place from the family residence yes
tarssay afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Smith The floral orer-
inss were very prstsy. ana no relnssns
axsrs. followed 20 ahe cemetery oy the De
.ree a, Eoror. OF which lodge 1.-THE deceased
was an aonored nefnser.
The governing board OF Re skooksain
r,~rooera.ic club. through r. .. Jones.
@.~rsearv announces a meeting ~ the
psaso7Iartsrs in TIE Northern hotel
WEDNESDAY evening. July ID. al o'cioSk.
Nernb.rs are urged TO attend. az arrange
Tesrfs VII probably be made FOR tbs f@ti-
sra,snr az tila nominations OF the cnsca-
sro Convention. Il. c. Strudwtck VIII ce-
liver an address en- The ouslaok OK tas
Democratic Party
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Acsiens were begun In ehe surerfo~ ccurs
yesterday a. foiiowsi
gcript on appeal OF defendant from W. r.
&cEiwain. J. r.. Seattle precinct
Ezra fsppincott vs.. John ~. Rieriv ct
t.-Fereoiosors OF mortgage on west enc
half Of lots 7 ana =. block =. Mereer's
eecead 20 Nerth Seattle, SEES
Lilly, BogaraHs a Co. Va Marie III
Bert et al Not Sf&&
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20. Sorsherr pactae have rna.e q rate
~ fxas SEATTLE TO ChaAalss ana return.
s~,our,t % horse races 90 es held At Che
ssii,- July isfh 20 july 18th. Inclusive.
TScsssx coed 10 retura ea Or before the
i3eA
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Going 60 the ropulist Convention at st
Ions@f
yoc can save many hours BY taking shs
Sc-thern Pacific and Burlington route via
pslItrrs Tn4<e lines have been selected
~ ire delegates "a TIE cfsssszi route. fare
fe- the round trip. ssT.sa Fer further
particulars apply TO NJ p. Benton. Puge,
sassna agent. corner fssler way and First
aveuIa
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Excursion. Go Lake rc@ceut.
Camping and ASKING parties 81 ave cr
pore can obtain reduced rates 20 ana from
iaAss Crescent ev APPLYING 70 James Nor
Ssn. Agsn, Straits Steamship Company.
fe<lsr deck
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Dawanas.A carry ice syeass-pGre cream
for SATURDAY ara Sunday. strawberry CT
raspberry saver. "a quartz two quarts
&c. 81 gale1.
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s,ss |. 81. Jaiv ia SO, Seattle - S2z Fran
ns.ra. including berth 81 tourist sleeper
s~ou, po~tlAnas SIS trss-class. including
ssr,n sn Pullman sleeper from Portland
Rates 20 rcsrts East sars as northern
naes. Southern Pacsec tekst oEeo Sc
First avenue
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July IS and ID Great Northern railway
VII sal tickets 10 ST. T-oais ana return
Ter SO .cccang Pepulsst convention.
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re CALIFORNIA; rea1s-s &C the rass-frsss-
ftr~arer viii rna ~ on sale daily At Cc~pse
= Cas- stationery store. 80 MARKET street
yust en-. sleck ~ Market street fron the
Cnroascis eesceL Price e.
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~. No~thr~n Pacific have made a rate
80 urs SEATTLE 20 ChehsHs ard return.
s-rnr.,. er horse races 20 be held at Che
sa,is Juiy issh 70 July 18th. Inclusive.
rr5css,s coed Go return On or before the
4aeh
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

First Regiment h4ns concert Lssehi
pArk terigh-
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Two women Of California are already
r~sxinw bosh raorey and n narse for them
s~Ive~ 10 seed growing. viz. AIRS Gould
and MrA Shepherd
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Headers below cos. Hooker q Co. San
Francisco.
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Con. EXPECT you 20 play al three q
rsy favorffes. hus please play one %
then: Come Sack 20 Erin." By p W
GeacAan. .,Ccrs0lscs0n. Scnr wf.noE
worss" MenSa.SsoEza. "Au1S Lang Syne."
vtrn y~riAtsonzA hyw C. ". Dsrxe>
A LITTLE ORR.
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rsrs, Regiment band concert Leschi
park, tonight.
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Hxvsrx heart Carl Rosa pay TIA. hssEs-
tifui solo % the assrzonet The Heart
Bowed Down" and having heard your
hAn1- feel su-s yea cAa play tire sane
That Is ny nrss choice. Second, "I>cvs
Ane2x the Rcsss" the bard singing car.
enerua Tasra. Then YouT REMAINDER
Ne" frcn xhs 'Tohsntaa Ctr.
- BURNLEY.
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We vote The Derxy's Dream" ere OF
ire most popular ARA. ard Ne desire 20
hsar the band rsnter the came.
J, ~ 8.
-. r. =.
r. ~. J.
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aussrssrPPI.

would IKE 70 hear wagnerts band play
the following, PRIESTS War March,"
from "Athalfs:" gavotte from Mignon;"
'Narcissus:" pilgrim Chorus" from
'-r.nnhau.er" Scotch selection. Within
a Mile o. Edinboro Town." lie Premier
Baiser" waltz a. N. V.
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would like to hear Wagner's band piayi
Pot-rcurri from Meyerbeer's Prophet"
pilgrim Chorus" from "Tannhauser:"
ANVIL Chorus." from I'll Travatore:s
"Auf wiedersehen' waltz: overture from
w.bsr's "Oberon:' overture from Fam
pa" Der Freischufz." Weber: Tempest
Chorus" from "Ernani." with baritone
solo: IKathleen Aianna." ". McA.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-11-06

THE foreign demand for Washing
ton lumber has come as godsend at
this time, when the coastwise require
ments are giving a bad account of
themselves. According to the reports
from eleven leading cargo mills, pub
lished in the West Coast and Puget
Sound Lumberman, of the 33,3O6,37
feet of lumber shipped from Washing
ION by water during September, 19. 449,
Ito went foreign, or nearly 100000
feet more than cOastwise. The expors.
for August were 26,249,736 feet, and
for nine months have been 255 $685.
972 feet. Rail shipments during Sept
ember were 100000 feet, and for the
nine months, bringing the total lum-
Der shipped out of the state up to 342,-
474,972 feet during the first three
fourths of the year. Shingle shipment
for September were l 1888 cars, or POS,
900, making total nine months
record of IL ,18S, cars amounting to L.
79O,OSO,OOO. This is compared with
1,676, 264 900 for the same period of
1895, while the prospects are that the
1000, 600, 900 mark will be passed this
month. It was thought from the i'm
mense trade early in the year that
Washington would ship $500, 600, 900
shingles this year, but the shutting
down of trade during the past few
months has disappointed this hope
West Coast Trade.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-11-06
Religion and Racing.

The Shakers having a big time at
Mud Bay. It is a kind of a revival
meeting which will last for several
days, and siwashes from all of the
surrounding reservations are assem-
bling to take part in the religious meet
ings and incidentally to witness the at
tendant horse racing and other festiv-
tiles. The Olympian has been handed
list of the important visitors together
with other data, which it is interest
ing to read verbatim as prepared by the
Indians. Their document reads:
''Oct. 81, 1896. Shakers ministers:
one minister from east mountains
come John from Cowlitz minister At
win Stamhum Sam Eyle from Cowlitz
John Comhus Cowlitz Lewie Castamie
Silver Creek.
Jake Castamie Silver Greek John
Hilton is the cooke on this meeting
Mud Bay Sam another cook of the
shakers lneetins and Puyallup Bill and
Mud Bay Lewie we want lots OF fun
come all who got race horses. All are
care for here at Mud Bay.
Shakers Lap1ate Yucton minister
from Acknowledgements.
New Mackintoshes and rubber goods
Just the thing for wet weather, at
HUNTER & EATON'S.