The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25

Subsequently be vas .sken to the bospi-
faL He survived the fever. but heart
trouble which followed carried him on
His nems Mas Al 1915 Jackson street, 0ut
the funeral services VIII b. neld ~ tie
Church OF Our Lady ~ Good Help tonor-
row afternoon a. O'Clock a special tram
vii carry fhs remains and friends 70 Cal
vary cemetery.
Mr. Kingston was a typical example o.
tire self-made man. and ~ fhe time o. his
death he was worth easily fi8.sB. acct
INFLATED By hard. honest kibor WhsfeYer
he lived he was recognized as straight
forward business man Ills birthplace MAS
Fredericton. Nev Brunswick. 30 lSi@ he
was married TO Hannah Murphy AT Fred
er3cfon. and two years later they came TO
the Pacific coast making g careful IN
spection % the country from California
north TO Puget sound. Mr. and Mrs.
Kingston concluded to go East again and
setfied in Minneapolis. Mr. Kingston went
into the lumber business ard prospeFed.
IN $50 DIR. and Mrs. Kingston came 10 Sc
stile and have made u theif home ever
since Mr. Kingston purchased considera-
bic property In Seattle. most Of which Is
valuable At the time of his death ne
also owned valuable timber land IN Skaglt
county a single mill AT Sumas and con-
siderable property IN Minneapolis. Al one
time ne WAS proprietor 81 the Northern
MOTEL IN SETTLE lie krHFt1 VIE ana one
brother. the latter residing IN Fredericton.
New Brunswick.
Her Past BIotted Ont.
A woman afth past died yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock at the big lodging
house. cerner OF Fourth avenue south and
Main street. Some people knew her as
Maud Green. others Jessie Gilmore. She
was only 2 years old. yet she had lived
twice that number % years. II the pace
that kills counts for anything. She suffer
cd terribly ia her lasl hours. bat there was
some consolation for her In the fact that
her mother and sisters forget the past and
came "a her bedside. They live In Tacoma.
The dead woman lived there once She
married 4 railroad man. She was not hap
rs in her choice and left him. She did not
taIk about her married life much, but once
ia awhile told friends that her husband
treated her ike dog, and she LEFT him.
For two years or SO she lived In Seattle.
Al one time she was AZ the GIN house, on
First avenue. she was a marked woman
among her class. Every one liked her. even
II she had fallen a victim 20 morphine. Re
Gently she resolved to break herself Of the
habit and In 80 doing fen back upon opium
as a lesser evil. Her health began 10 fail
and few days ago she became quite ill.
Death relieved her OF the pains she suf-
Tered. She WAS a handsome woman and
an unfortunate herself. she had only kind
words for others. Vulgar language often
reached her ears but never the ears of
others from her lips.
Nouian's Leg Fractured.
Mrs. Margaret Michigan. mother-in-law
OF Policeman Michael Powers. fell on
James street yesterday morning and suf-
ferea a compound fracture Of owe leg be-
low the knee. She was taken to provi-
dence hospital and az last accounts was
getting along well as could be expected
under the circumstance. Mrs. Michigan
is - years old, and very heavy. She was
walking down James street from Third TO
Second avenues on the north side Of the
street The sidewalk In front Of the Smith
block Il OF smooth stone. When Mrs Nc
Guigan was In front Of what is known as
the James street entrance 90 the "old Mai
son Tortoni." she turned her ankle and
fell heavily 70 the sidewalk The facture
was bad one, and viii compel her to re-
main In tire hospital for some time.