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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstufTs and Grains.

bfS8d8tuIIA ana oERfDS.
San Francisco. June 3-Fiour-Net cash
prices for family extras. E-7sdsss: bak-
ers' extras. Ss.5Sg3-es; superfine. s2-S03
per barrel
wheat-Spring wheat Is quoted at ti9
l0sis per GENITAL for No. !. and 3i0ez for
choice: milling wheat. $i-leGLi7s. per GEN.
tai
Barley-Feed. fair to good. 7o07lSc;
choice. 72l4c; brewing. 77i4dcisc.
oats-Miiiing. SGs7I4c. Surprise. SKA
s.. fancy feed. sisGasc: good TO choice.
s2ssJS7ixc; poor 70 fair. 75Gscc; gray. 50
Csc.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, il2s:
wheat. centals. Los; barley. csntals. as:
cats, centais. 1f. bran, sacks S.iss; DO
rztoes. sacks, 2.ts; onions. sacks sis;
bran. sacks. a.e75; middlings. sacks. sss;
hay. tons. -; straw. tons. 10: wool. bales.
Is: wine, gallons. 500: hides. number.
sc: quicksilver. TASKS. 8: raistns. boxes.
i...3.
Closing Quotations
Whsst-steaty: December. ss7se.'
Barley-steady; December. 7esse.
Corn-Ss.c.
Brsn-sis.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MiddiinEs. sl7aIs: bran. ts.so5is: wheat.
ssGIs&: wheat ard Cat, $500. oat. $50
Gl0. alfalfa sls-5e: barley. s7@&5o: eio-
Yer, ss<g9.1o, compressed wheat. xnie,
compressed cat. ss.so9s: stock. se97:
straw. 25sssoc per bundle.
Potatoss-oregon Burbanks. GSsac.
Early Rose. ssssssc: new DO. sl1i-2s: Pet
alCma and Tomsles. sassc; new pota-
toes. .5cQsi: Humboldt Burbanks. SO
Is for new.
observation-disclosures. s07sac: Los Ange~
les tomatoes. 81 s13e: string beans. s3sc:
green peas. 5Szsssc for common, 7Sc8N for
garden: garlic, &c. green peppers. Ice:
dried peppers. ss5sc. asparagus. sS8 &c.
extra do. yal.7s: rhubare. ssgssc; extra
DO. Heb. eucur!4bers. sacE<1. summer
squash. tia1ss: egg plant. ls<Sl-1sc-
Fruif-Longxorth Strawberries. esrie.
large berries sssss: gooseberries. zssS1,c.
rzsphersses, 51%97scN><to for Eewcast.s. 81
GLE. hjackberries, sSrs7sl. black cher
RES s1S-5c, white cherries. ssTsSc; Royal
Anne, zs@5ssc; curTSnts. 2-seSss peaches.
S. zsgl -; psnuls. -5c4i-z for Ciynar' DO
choice. ts<ssc: California lemons. com
mon. slS4 -: do god TO choice. st-scsszss y.
90 fancy. e s.as: California oranges. seed
iirsxx 7scsssl-5s, naxeis. t--ss9s: extra DO.
z 5sSs- sae.sirsrraaesn oranges. Nsssf
-. Malta blcoes. Ss713: Hawaiian Ia
nanzx SsS1; Hawaiian raneappiss- x9A
Rut.er--Fancy creamery. Nf1lftec' see-
onds, r5Qiysze: fancy dairy. lsSD.ze, DO
seconds. lzssi2s1c
cnsese-Fzrey mid rev. FzF7e. fair 20
good. Essgsc; Young America. sGsc. East
erra, T-zs1,sc-
Es--seo.e eggs. u91iszc. ranch. IL
Gfse: Eastern. EII5c. Oregon, nSisc.
dnck. 1ss1Lc-
poultry-Elvs surkey 9obhlers. Eh7sc
per pound; do hens. f7ezac: rcosfsrs- ole.
t41&x, % yeuz< ss--15ss eEoa'era ssos;
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Chicago. Tune 2--wheas was Z fair spee.
osat.ve trade the market ruls.r quite ars.
I've At times having beer suhtsc. tc rather
frcqae1f changes wishia the established
range % tsc- The weakness aurizx -
early Fart Of the Scsstcn was attrtsetatle
n measure TO The disappointing sese of
the Liverrce, aavsces, the market there
being quoted unchanged Which. In the face
OF Yesterdays rise 90 this sig.e. MAS taken
as iis.ie significant. ard Their the weather
was generally favorable North western
receipts were again liberal. amounting TO
"a cars and Isensoa reported Russian
wheat very weak. short selling was free
sof after selling or - the decline was ar
rested The Missouri crop r-rors showed
points loss during the past month. and II
was followed by cne from ahso showing q
loss az ! points. Then had reports concern.
lag the Kansas crop came. and the sen.t-
ncnt he~csrse more bulissh The North.
wrst also cent good buying orders. ana
with elesrancss again fair the price stes1-
poins-
Corn wss quiet and steady. Prsces vere
shade easier early IN the sessson. On
larger local receipts than expected. ana -
sympathy with the decline In wheat. hut
later. ss crop darsGe reports contiausd to
come In. prices advanced. and . firm feel.
ing prevailed at the close.
an ~~ts 0sats iar business vas DOING.
prices being larseiy snnusacsd By wheat
and cora. though . firm undersous n.
sSted
PROVISIONS cpened weak ana ct rocessions
on the siishtiy easing or OF the stock
market. short covering was INDUCED IN.
however. and this. with the upward turn
In gram. helped priccs.
Ciostng Quotations.
Whcat-june 5sxc. July, Un&og7ga
asked.
corn-Jass. r,<c BID: July. ~
oats-Jnae. isSc: July. fsc BID.
Pork--Jane. 81: July. H.ox
Lard-Juae. Nlo: July. SAIsoAlpA
Eios-June. no; July. pm ashsA
Tmothy-Sa0. /,
Bariey-3ooA
Rye-x3c.
1--we Stock.
Cattis--Saies at SAw we're rare. the bofk
or the fair 10 choice beef and shipping
steers going a. asS9&5o. ana plain lots
around Nea. Calves were In moderate sun
ply. and best sold up to q. 81
Hogs-Prime heavy sold early srcv,A
0.io and choice butchers, IN 70 n 81
Fancy Eght sorts sold around 8. . Ana ~
rough lots around s.eo. Most OF the cur.
rent arrivals. medium and heavy mfxed.
sell at Szsaa3a
sneep-Ihe demand was not % urR,.t.
ana prices were lo1coc lower. Fancy -
yves sold at A-3s9s 20 Best eg-pouna
spring lambs went at sslo and most roo6
70 choice lots at &e5A poor to fair seilin-
very low at sse7l7s
1900. sssss
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

The Steamer EXCELSIOR will leave
Seattle on or about June Is for 81; NJ
chasifs, connecting with the Steamer r.
n Weare fer Fort Cudahy. stopping a.
ali mining camps on the river.
Tbs : ne o ny s so1.s 20 ne tnnon
ear be avoided Passengers take steam
err AZ Seattle ard are landed directly as
the rnines For rates. etc. apply TO
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSFORM
TioN AND TRADING CO. Schwsbach-
ers Wharf Seattle. WASH
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
oTRs. GARLAND AND EvANoEY.

Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
q m. for Port Townsend. Por. Williams.
0sttysburE. Pysht CIAIia2 Bay and Nezh
Bay. returning. arrives ~ Seattle p.
m on opposite days. Steamer Eyanxel
leaves Yesser dock for Port Angeles ana
victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
day at t:3o p. N: arrives Seattle alter.
nate days 80 p m.
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The NORTHWESTERN Line has been thu
shortest linz between Minneapolis. 81.
Paul and Chicago. Ifz rosstes il inrorp-
parable, ard every Improvement IN the
way Of equipment has been adopted by IL
until today its trains are tbs mos. COM
pie,esy equipped trains out Of the Twin
Cites Everywhere good n1snzgement
shows Itself IN Arss-ciass equipment. the
best service and everything else which
goes 20 make travel comfortable nova
davs Yes. the Sorth-w1sf@rn line a.
r,otnt on is ssc9 miles OF road. r. w
Parker. Puget Sound agent. seI First ave-
rue. Seattle
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hsnA 0AoA0. archa. ia. 0uoGE:
cacas. yoznx. 0U0<: geeDN par pair, q
yoang. E.33iA
Wool.
Woea-Sprtne. sza Joaquin ana osusA-
ern COAST pocG an menfha, tD<c: d %
GOOD SIX months. sesc. DO fooshi1i. eeca
20 choice. es6ssc. do years 0eeoe. -
1scs Nevada. heavy. eGse: Nevada. choice.
'
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nseopsices elossd steaAy. q m
chAnsed prtc<s to - points aee sdvaAee.
sscsemn>r. Ge& Spot coffee ncniasi:
No. !. .sise. mild iali: Csraova, Yas1aSc.
SMEAR.
Saezr-Rav easter: fair refining. sac,
centrifugal S-ssst. sac. refined quiet
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a n TRANSPORTATION CO,
WEEKLY TIME CARD,
srr.NrR CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
SSAxsf River RoosA

ssAxss River Roa;a
Lava. Seattle-Tuesday. June /. al ! >
"a. THURSDAY. June 4. at p IA. sAsarNAs
June 1 al s 3, n Leaves Aoaat xssnoa
-. n m. sar1ay. juno :. AZ =
s',.,n calling a, sssnwood. Fr, skaEii
,-s,r Mount Vsrncn ana Aven 1Lals.sp
go.ns scath Sunday ans norta Aoe'1-sS
STEAMER CLAN MpcSALp.
xsrssy' wednesday Art friaay A. ! y
- ssss-..s>rs6s Everett and S1cnorsHa
- ,,.- rsas-s. Gosrx through 10 Tacoma
Tuesday and SATURDAY.
c.sv ScSs steamers for Al reints o. ,ss
e s O. yEEkES A&saxsr.
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PACIFIC COAST srrA,eusn CO

D<sascA sesansru frsn Seattle - ~
rox eka F~ae1neo. Va rsrs TswnsesA
80 Victoria ~ 3 o. "a fpas<1xefB re-
sssyed % bard q = n-I Jsse !. {. Il.
For Alaska. yzss !. & n q. as - m
From Aan ff1ncfDro Ter Victoria All
ru4et eosn1 poscsR q . q -. June :. Z
I5ckefs may - Obtained ~ SAe oG1eo -
~ co1r asY. q Ocean dock. s<afsse-
- fR0WDRyDGE p q EgDe
0OCOBAff-s PERKINS & CO.
c<nern1 Aeenza San Frasclsca.
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ALASKA.

Pacific Coast Steamship Ce0QaAy'o
STEAMER AI-KI.
An newly refs,;ed. new upper deck cabins.
and new and eommodfous secend-ciass
passenger accommodations. will sail from
eeattle May q. 1t Q. m, calling IT
VICTORIA.
NARY ISLAND. KETCHIKAN,
HUNTERS BAY, WRANGEL
JUNEAU and DOUGLAS ISLAND.
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- -
Total Sales.
Tha total sales Of stocks to-day were sie.-
sss shares. incladinr: American Tobacco.
II. 500: American Sugar, =. TO: Burlington,
s.ier: DsstiIiine. 4tee. Louisville & Nash
vile. l,xe. 81 Paul. 1e.ioo. Tennessee Coal
and Iron. 3.ooo.
r.our-Recespts, T.ioe barrels: experts,
ssD. Stronger to-day. helped by the later
strength In wheat, and resulted in q hstter
demand: winter patents. s2scgs. 20; do
s,rsighis. ssEa7a
wheat-Reeeip,s. Isl. 100 bushels: exports.
1870 bushe.x- Spot quiet but firm. No. Z
red. 7pss-: No. hard. ezsc. OPTIONS De-
c,sasd after the opening. under big crop
estimates and local pressure. bat were
rallied by un.avorabis state reports. co.
tabsy Ohio ard Missouri. which led 20
active covering ard q sharp afternoon al
vance assisted BY foreign buying. closed
x@@c higher. No. . red Juns closed sc:
September. Ose.
Weol-Quset
Petroleum.
Pssrolean-os.et. Unitea closed s1A
Metals
Pig Iron Quiet: Southern. siey93.
Northern. Srfg-1
copper-F1rn. exchange. siisa
Lead-Qu;et; exchange. z-azsL
Tln-EAsy: straits. S1aB0l1S. plates
quiet
sSsltss-ouss; domestic. slM
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PUGET SOUND q AI-A8KA OzEAl-
eHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
eFAAMsHIP CRY or KINGSTON.

BstWesa facoma and Victoria. B. C.
e0smsLvi ~ Tacoma = t,e Ar t,S6An
1isam Nv Ga. ssztsl. 81. Ar 1S,sm
ts90prss Ar fle :. Victoria II AsLsi t:3cpm
sDAssy except AoEday.
Ttis steamer furnishes frst-class ACCOM-
y-odationa. carrying both freight and pAe-
0eaftle.
For rstsaI see.. inquire Of
q. p THORSDYKE.
Yeslsr wharf. Seattle
L A NADEAU.
General Agent n. r. r. R. seatt1A
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTOS ROUTE.

srEAMER A. r. RoBBfiNsoN.
Carrying U. g. Mail.
On Port Orchard ard Port wash.nstcn
route. leaves City dock foo; OF Main
street. $50 a. m. calling az South Beach.
Burcneii. Brick Yard. Bremerton. u. 8.
Navy Yard, Sidney. Charleston Tracyton.
Chico. siiyerdsle. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station al p. IN: arrives Seattle
A. tp m E. ~. Robinson. master Lilly.
Bosardus 4 Co. agents. Telephone. Main
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Z. $. NAIL


f@aves Calhraith dock, foot Of washiur-
ton street. TUESDAYS Thursdays ard sat-
urasyx a. 'csock a m. for kinGzfea
pcrt Gamble. Se.eeck. Rriunoa- Holly.
Dswafto, Liifswaun Falls. Hccdsserf a.S
Union City Returrs siteyr2gs Gzys
n. TTSOCTMAS. Master
Te,ecAore. Red III.
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SAN JOAN rsLANDa

0TEANER LYDIA THOMPSON.
carrying United States mail leaves city
dock. foot AZ Main street. Monday. We'd
oesday and Friday At ] a. m. for Port
Tewnsenc. San Juan islands ard New
Whatcom- Returning. leaves New What
con Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ~
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L
North bound-Iseaves Seattle ! O. N |:
leaves Port Tovnssnd d M: leaves IN
eav Harbor losO 4 m. leaves Roche Haf-
50 .. n.
South bound-f.eaves New Whafcon O.
m. leaves Roche Harbor 10 q M: leaves
Townsed p. m: arrives at Seattle s.4
J. r. Thompson. manager-owner. IAly.
BeEsrdus q Co, agents. CITY DOCK
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Laaves cry dock. foot Of Mais street
10oD6ay. Thnrsday ard Saturday. Ct ..
-. for Anacorte8- Tnirnaver and what
Can. Returning. Leaves WhAteon Sunday.
Wsdresday and Friday ~ .. m- Fare 81
Lily. Eogarsius Z Co. City dock. ag<ntA
y. Il Ellis. ovnss.
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ne Daily Poss-Inteingescss = sen a
sals IN Portland. Or. st Rich Broas, "a
Morrisoa street Portland Hotel asvs
stand. and Northwest News Company. ~
yfrUe ssresG
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SOrIcE OF sHERrrrs sALE-tn ne
sasrsor court OF the ssAf< OF Wsstssr-
81. TOT ne c3urty Of Kiax. The Puget
so1n1 National hank. cf Seattle 4 cor
k1ra,son, PLAINTIFF. w. George III Wan
peren and Amanda ~ Van Doren. hss
ie. John r. Foster. the Bank OF Brssish
Ipmnsa corporation and James II.
MAs0n. defendanta- No H.E7.
1noer ana by virtue Of an order OF sale
30 social execution. issued out OF the
enove named court In the above entitled
Rave duly levied upon the foiiowinx de-
scEDeo RAJ property. situated in king
county. Waehinxtos. fo-wtf: The ura.-
siosa ons-haif OF lots two CO and three a..
n block aixty eight f6z), c. G. Terryss
First addition TO the city Of seattle Kira
county. toGsfher with all ard sirEulsr
the tenements and here1ffn merts there
ing.
Netics y therefore hereby given that ep
Friday. the 18th day OF June. ,sss. Al the
hour Of 10 O'clock q. m. Of said day. al TIE
front door Of the courthouse. in the city
OF oeattA In aaid King county. I Win
neii the above described property =. pub
lic auction 10 the highsst and bss, bidder
for cash.
Dated this 18th DAY Of Nay. l0s
A. r. VAN DE vANfER GAert8.
Carr = Preston. Attorneys
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGToN Eo-rE

Leaves HsrrtnGtoa's wharf. foo. OF WASH
frvtcn street. for South Reach. Sylvan
C;ro.~ ~ White. Bfenertoa. Tinted
states Dry Dock. Charleston. Sidney.
Trscytofs. Chico. Siiysrdaie. a. SD 3 m .
safuvaRy. 11 p. m; Sunday. p m re-
trrrirw leaves Stivcrdale at s:& a. m
Teiephore. Black 81.
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xsrsE AND MADISON LINE
STEAM SCHOONER LAKNE

xx-ss, al, from es-. Francisco Jare n ar
rysrr sr~tgat ~ s. per ten coanscunS -
seattle fo- al pcsrta
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.Traneacts . savings bank bustnsss e.
clusively.
Deposits received from q to sio.oW
Interest allowed par aanum: six Per
cent on. term deposits: per cent. on Or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real state or
approved coilAtrrals only.
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Ooservations taken ~ al stations 1t
P N. 18th meridian time o p m Pacific
GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer In Charge.
MONTHLY WEATHER RKPOKT.
Station at Seattle. Wash: for the mouth
AZ Nay. lSk
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosAIE

STEAMER HtSAk-IE-
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Pcr, Townsend daily. except Saturday. AZ
is:So a m. returning leaves Victoria at
10 a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Tevnsend and way sc.n,s da.iy: except
Townsend az : p. m. 'Phone. Pike y.
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An assessment Of far . share has been
levied on Mono ana an assessment Of ise
Q share on occtdental
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sssv.s-fS nl1lz1ryY-U 1AI1E.--fn tie
-. .of Court ~ IT, 1tnfe <,r WasSsser-
So ~ Sne CouasT ~ King me gs.s-
s sssnAmsrscan Mortgage Corrp.n~- 4
- - suon. piaintiHs Va Edwsra fsi-
60 20 Snnse FaHor. hss vile - s5 |.
~ " o<Att.s, rsszuicapAl cnrporxstsn.
f.aansA No, 1.19
ana s.. sna ny vis.ss o. N order Of sale
49,. 1911 executton isxsed cur 81 shs
49, - ned court Ia tho a,,ovv-~n,sr,s1
Rave Al. se ne dirscted ana delivered. I
esnnir "a: Rsopsru. sssasisd in KING
csoex ~ q d. Z. Dsany's Pa sAsss.e,
- .estn BaSsfie- sf,usea 81 Kinr county.
a., 80 ,s rscordes In vcsnns ! d aPiass.
counfv ~ g IT, aodstos>s e15es Of King
vs raessos 2 therefore Aessby Owen that On
go asy he 1tn day Of Jure. So. a he
~ ~ ~ O'clock q N cf nd Asy. Al
~ ooof o. fhe coarshouse. 20 the
~, ~ seattle. IN aafd xInw cp-.sy I
, rsh 81 The abevs-tescrihel progeny Al
ss.nssr. for cash s Ssst
In 81 this 9Th DAY Of May, isr.
~ =. VAN DE yANTr<R ah>riR.
.@inxs = stedman. Aftorneya
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WIiI.APA

Capt George Rober.a
leaving Sea- title for Alaska Jure Il fsss
and every tAarseer DAYS thereafter
Far freigat ard p1sscrEe- rates ar,sy
60 J. @ CARROLL. Agent
SeNxsbache- dock Tel Pike s.
aver SEATTLE.
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DAMKA.

PEOPLES sAvIros RANK,
Occ34ental block. Seattle. Waah.
--QvYIcHiS xND fRu6iifiEEs-
Arthur A. Denny ...........vtco Presfdsnf
John Ieary .....-.. Second Vice President
Frank l. Blodgsts Assistant Cashier
6:gmuud 6chwabachef. John Colfins
4. c. Neufeider. J. r. 0rsenleaE
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE
STEAMER cEoRcE Z. erARn

Leaves rac.EA. u scos: Seattle. Yesaer
wharf. .. ~. Mondays an6 ThrrYeays
for Port Townsend. Anxcorsss. Fazrhsvsn.
New Wkasccrn. BzAtrs and Fr.tzy HAr-
,. N. following cay
Fare % Bisine. q: fare 20 vareouver.
- Es- further Information a2piy to Yes-
~ vna-f.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.


SEATTLE EVERETT AND wHAT>oM
ROUTE.
State Of " &shinGtoa leaves Seattle sally
exc~E; Saturday, al 10 p. m
SEATTLE EVERETT AND la CON
$ER ROUTE.
rairhavsr ieAv>s Seattle aasiy. except
SUNDAY. al a. r.
TetspAane. Maia - Tssisr dock.
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SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips safly. except Sunday.
Ia one hour and twenty-five minu,e4
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular caliy trips. Seatte-TsrcnA
rxKiNe, EFrEcT TUESDAY. MAY 3.
TIME CARD.
single FARE, sac. ROAD Tip. sc.
Lave seat;ie--.S. HIS a. M: 1s<A ~
?. N.
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lady in the Senate gallery, the other
day, says the Baltimore Herald, got tired
counting the medallions in the ceiling,
being said on the floor in the Dupont
book to read a little. Down came the
messenger with a thud: ''You muslin
read books in here; it's against the rules, -
he warned her. She looked little sur
prised, but shut the book and laid it
down. Presently Senator Davis made a
remark in that voice of his so dispro-
portioned to his body, and, desiring to
see the man from whom it emanated, she
got up and leaned over the intervening
seats to catch a glimpse of him. That
brought the doorkeeper again. You
mustn't stand in the gallery; it's against
the rules" he muttered. She sat down
with a suddenneSS that was almost dis
concerning to the doorkeeper, but said
nothing and he went back 10 his perch.
Presently the lady behind her moved
down two or three seats and leaned over
the stone railing of her cape, which she
had thrown over the coping. Again the
messenger came rafting down. You
mustn't put things on the railing; they
tors" he said The lady lifted the cape
and laid it beside her on the seat, look
ing daggerS at the messenger, who really
is not to blame for enforcing rules that
he does not make. Presently the first
Young lady took out her watch, and on
found that it was minute slow. She
started to change it, then turning, beck
oned the messenger, who came obligingly
down and she said in a stage whisper:
"Wil it disturb the senator's If | set
the gallery was certainly not caused by
the speech then in process of delivery
on the Dupont election contest.