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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

PARIS. Juls 1.-The northwestern pces
ton OF The department OF Cher has been
destroyed by hurricane.
HALIFAX. y. s.. July sa---The Peters
government has hessn sustained In the gen.
eral elections In Prince Edwards Island.
SARATOGA. y. Y. July 1.--Earshquake
trernors were felt here Mt O'clock this
morning. The vibrations passed from cast
10 west.
LONDON. July se-The Duchess Of
Hamilton was married Tuesday morning
AT Leicester 10 a Mr. Foster. Little II
known OF the bridegroom.
NEW YORK. July a-Nerschimer y
Co, diamond merchants. and about twfnty
other firms. VIII retire. They have bsen
forced ont Of business by smukgiers.
NEW YORK. July g The Journal ana
Advertiser sayS james u. kerne has sue
ceeisd I'm sinking x2.un.E1 In sugar stOcka
speculation during the last few days
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, July s1.--The fur
nlture factories of ke.ler " Co, East Cam
bridge, wefe VISITED - fire last night. the
MONTENEGRO. Uruguay. July ss.--An
arnssi.ee between the rebels and the gov
ernmeni has been signed. 10 remain In
force till August l. The rebels are In con-
troll.
NEW ORLEANS. July es--T'se harm.
power hoasc and SIX ears OF the New Or
leans street railway we're burned this
morning. Tho loss Ia 10000, partly in-
sured.
San RAFAEL, Cal, July 2s.-rharies
DahI aged 81 years and George 1Auff.
aged 81. were drowned IN the surf. half 4
mile from Holnas. about IL o'clock yestcr-
day morning.
BOMBAY. July s2-frhe government has
decided to prosecute some editors Of news-
papers In the Poona district. which have
been most conspicuous In publishing sedi-
tious articles.
SANTA FE. ~ NJ. July 2s-Iohn n.
Mack claims 20 have perfected a dyfnH
machine that VIII ay- Tho motive power
Is contained In Il storage battery. Many
citizens have seen the machine In its noc-
turnal flights. but supposed II to be =
falling star
SAN FRANCISCO, July s2-The Pacific
Coast Gas Association has elected officers
as follows. President. +. III. Eichbaufn.
san Franciseo. vice president. Charles r.
Adams, Portland or. secretary and treas
urer. John A Britton. Oakland. Cal: d.
rectors John l.. Howard. Fan FrsnciScn:
Thomas ID. Petch. Eureka: Frank 4. crea-
~. Modesto. ~ q. Osborne. San Diego.
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transactions since January i Ana
for Yest~raay.
Real estate transactions since January
!, 1897, are S. SIS. ssA4 There were hled
for record yesterday Is deeds aggre<at-
ing Av.e. H. Following is q list furnished
by the Seattle Abstract Company. room Ala
New York block.
Charles Landers ct TX TO s. z. Watney.
all interest in nwis iox 81. blk 80. Gilman
park. March 1. 81.
Alexander Mcintosh TO Mary Vernon.
lots u and L. blk 70. Gilman park. July
West Coast Improvement Company TO
Mary Vernon. lots II and T. blk 76, Gilman
park. May "a. q C. 81
August DaRoux 10 Henry Thurman. Is
interest n Cassie FsAhrrnan lode. July IL.
Slno
Same to same. Is interest In same prop
erty. July 3, ST.
Thomas Wilson TO August DeRoux. is
interest In same Lode July - 81
Sheriff to Mutual Loan and Building As
ISOLATION OF Seattle, part lot l. blk A. Bell
Heirs I'd add. June 6. slsas.s..
Sheriff TO same. lots . and 3, blk ?, Pub
lie Benefit subdiv Of tract II, Georgetown.
July 6, $500.
snerlfr to same. lots and 8. blk is. Eden
add No. 2. July 7. ST. lsoss
Mutual Loan and Building Association
of Seattle 10 James Boutwell, part lot l.
blk Is, Bell Heirs I'd add; lots ! and 2,
blk G. Highlands add. July -. 81,
Same to |. A Nadeau, lot 2. blk :.
Burke's I'd add, July -. 81.
Same to Al. X. Madoocks. lots and 5,
Georgetown, lots ! and s. blk Is. Eden add
No. 2. July -. 81.
Same to John s. Williamson lets q to
81. 49, s. Luke View add, July %. 81.
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Treasury departn notice 20 mariners
No. - for June. fsss. contains the follow
ing chart corrections.
Oregon.
Rogue river reef-BLOy position chang
cd Rogua river reef buoy sssas,x car,
marked with letters "E. r." Tn white. t.
nov shown 4 mile =. by W. 4 ". OF It's
former position. ga tbs bearings
ssxtsen-fooi spot, SSE-. distant about
Is mile
Town % EIisnmburg. NE. by r. Il T.
Needle rock twest ssdGj -. u w
Tie charts have been corrected accord
inSiy-
H.. n. p, June IL. isT.--charts affected:
5GfI and 1881
Coos Eay-New lights established
June Is, 1851. the follow Ing lights wore es-
ta5lsshfd in Coos Eay.
Coos BAY entrance range lszhfs-Frnnt
ught---A fixed white lantern light. u f.sf
above tins wxter. Suspended from an afssi
on post at nigh wa ter mark on fs.s pssstt
Of rocks On the 3. side Of the entrance 70
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAlLNAY.-A

lne only route to the popular and active
Smins districts of Gold BaSin Gordon
Jwk. Martin Creek. Silverton Deer
ossk. Goat Lake aha Monte Crfsto
the scenic route fer tourists, fishing
- camping parties.
Cermsacing Monday. April ", the Ev-
80 q Monte cristo Railway Company
= ihsagurate a daily trsia service.
Trains will leave Everest for Monte
ssao every morning. except Saturday
sunday. ar T:s5 O. m
tlsin viii leave Monte criSto for Ev-
Al 80 q. IN. every morning cxceps
Eday and Monday.
N TUESDAYS and Thursdays No will
70 sslverton only. and on Wednesdays
MI emily.
$ y. BAIRD. q. +. 4 r. A.
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A blind Mans business Methods.
New York Press.


Charles Broadway Roaxs II willing "a
give 81 oen,0e 10 any one who viii restore
his eyeglght. and a new agent has arrives
from Georgia 10 do the Job. What does
the hero of Winchester want with eyes?
He i9 posseased of a second sight SO re-
markabie as 10 render eyegight practically
worthless. This heads OF departments
read their respective reports 10 him every
evening at the close of business INA -
remembers every item. carrying u IN M
head from day 20 day. and correctire
errors made. The slightest slip vi ug-
IRE IN detected. Every discrepancy
pointed out. Nothing can esrare him.
Rnuss has sioo stores in the Initen
states associated with his New N0t1
house. lie In increasing the Hursnef ~
the time. In some far Western town NJ
will pick np a hard working msrcnsnt
whose capital ts small and ask nun n0b
much money he can get together. In0
man may cay 800. well. give tnat %
me and I =sIi ship you a.vn worm -
goods says RDuxs. 'srhey wiz 20 vi
voiced At SUCH figures that you can M
.tsrzen all your rivals and make nlonsy.
/ want you 20 make pruht OF -
cent Put that in your pocket anu 80
me my 500 when yosE are solo oass
rs the secret OF ronxs' success.
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LoMsaoA Wnal SAleA.

LONDON. July a shs wy, a,,ess,-,
sales To-Day 1850 bales were ct~rryss. az
which Fe were Withdrawal TIA hsdsssrS
WAS sIars.sa for al Classes Of Australian
tendency. Cross oresss me. With ws5s
range Of coupe ssFior. and prices were her
Gifted thereby South Australian ara u-sst
Australian sold well for small sAlarssry.S
The following ara the sales in eefssf.
New South wales Iass hsaies--Sssos,rss
Sssffs Sd, greasy. sss3Ist~a
Queensland, Is haieS-ssreAsv, sAs7ss
Victoria. Ss h2isx-Scourea Sis3,s "A.
greasy. sSdGga~i.
West Australia. 80 hales-Greasy, slaa
Tad
Tasmania, is ba,es-Greasv, SiSiN.d
New Zealand. 80 SECURED. eSxds?iS
sr-6 greasy. 5xdsfied.
Cape OF Good Hope ana Natal, ,.5S- bales
Secured. ss2dssis 3D. greasy, SadH a
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Etna ncsAi.

LONDON. July g.-conso's, HE'S; si'-
Wv .'yc,RK July .2-!Ths Evening
Posts LONDON financial eatDiegI,sn saysi
Et,sluexS ia increasing slightly IN ths
CO. ~ rt-s,s hsrM Interest today cssa-
tered in Canadian Psciae and me re Ain ,a. :
Sian far iona time past II u thought that
the deaArzs were pr.lcip.liy on Aip h..ve
gve r,snv5rresi that IL the move9nss, IA
Americans continues tho public VIII ns ~
eft American toph@rs. AZ any f&ts, az
5up,sIsnf ever the active conditions 81 tsaslr
books Mines remain very Aru-
The T'4r.s bogrse was 9&lsst. @nA rs
Berlin market nrTa. witE soBAe auset p2s-
Ing Of Americans.
Hrsaaatuns-
LIVERPOOL. July Nv aeat-s9t MET
No : standard Californss. SIS. earzo~ss OF
coast rather flrZrasr. III higher cay Gp-s -
rsss.Saare a@ils-S asking an ad*anc. O ID,
Esnsli~a country markets. seatfs'ay S,'@E
er: French country rs&rkets- steaais ~. 49, "a
arpoog ~aeszs. No. / ts&hfcFnt& = szes
- faa5a whesss n Paris, hTSa, boAF II
Paris. ngu-
Ceslors--g plan3s, I'D
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CHIC AGO July se--[sassie-salss were
~ s. ~sgSi5 for COMMON 10 prime sos@.
rvrs Asgk ~ the cxttlss crossed tie scs3sss
81 81 gsa4 Is ard exporters were ia5F as4s~
.rS around 81 ySsf -. sto~sksrA AID lsfsses =
gsssE -. COWS and he4teTs, =. ssSfA.a VIII
vere steady. ard prime calves were sal2-
Isle a. & sssS54sa. -. -,
fxcse-sases we're largely AZ s~sss5I = =
-ssss~ss-~ss @lss erers On bash. os s-sK-A
far sasarSny 10 10 sza&9 Tor choice 20
rzrsnse gszx.ses g-aslb@ we're active a. s. ~
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WILL CARRY NAILS.
CENTRAL AMERICAN STEAMERS
FRoM SEATTLE To SERVE L. :.

An Important Regulation rromuswat-
ed by the Postal Department. at
WashfnGfon-Lctt~r TO Central
American Ports May He Scat nj
rect From Seattle. Instead of
Through San Francisco. as s.rm-
erty-The New Arrangement Nfsf
Help seattle Materially - Quick
Com With Merchants
an the land Of Coixre.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. July 21s--Sails SIR
Pelican. for Tacoma. 10 completes cargo Of
rasl,oAd ties fos Japan
SAN FEANCIsssp. July asmArrivei--
ser Fscrfha f'natAsk2 SIR FsFsiion. TX
Carond@iet Port Gamble: scHr = NJ.
A'ea;aerwax, Gray's harnor. sss'esf-sstr
Columbia. Astoria.
ASTORIA, duly si.~sArrlyef~ SIR Ain
arscs. July Z-s;alled~Sshr Meteor. for
san Pedro.
COOS Ray. july 2i.--sailtt-<ssr Aressa,
for San Francisco
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n~aacea rate. 10 she Vast.

From july II 10 II. inclusive. ana every
Monday ard Thursday THEREAFTER up 70
and including Monday. August y tn1
Northern Pacific will MAKE sbe oal'w ..s
-, -. -, ,ns Fast. TO Sioux t1sy.
~ 60. 80 tSansaa CITY. szs.50s 81 Louis.
go. =. pan, and chirHgo. tyf. Call at tho
-. -. -. psTtac Offices. SEATTLE. for all
S I,,.,n,a A Sadeaa General Agent.
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Reduction
In Rates
tC the
EdSt.,....

On July Eth TO 18th inclusive ana on
each Monday and Thursday thereafter un
to and including Monday, August 9Th. the
OREGON RAILROAD & NAvIGATf,v
COMPANY will sell tickets to Easter,
points at following rates: Chicago. 81, o..
ST. Louis. s2s.6o. St. Paul, $3loo; Sion.
City. Omaha and Kansas City, $3.50 ana
to other points at relatively low rates
For tickets and further information cal
at ticket Office. No. 6is First avenue. &c.
attic.
n. J. BISsELL, Gen. Agent.
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OoEs OF wholesale dealers yesterdays
HaEar, Flour ana coaee.
-. -. -.
=, $50 o..s-.1 s ..--.. IA SosS, -
a. -. -, ezra IN oois. per 10. sc,
&c. nSxieres g.. sra, ps as 70, 49,,
Flour. etc. Oobsinsl-Pa.e.,, Excellent.
cwf. q sssIs. rrahsm' ~ Hi or
lob sacks. s. per cwt: rye -four, per
oos, n, Or l0fD sacks Es5 Der cwt.
Sys meal. PCT bbi. 075. per cwt r.;
rolled oats per Dbl, a04.s0. hosniny. per
6aked wheai 8. % uer ns eass pS 1no,s wheat
sacks tc sIb sors: par . na,'s n.as per
lae-ib sacks. e. 1-ib bo.es s,sc. corn,
Ia, I, Il. ~. = l. ~ 49,. sSs' , mi; bbls.
S. Is: kegs 81
Coffee (jobbing) -Green-Mocha. per 70.
choice per h, &c. RcastsdNArhuckle's.
per ewt. sls..s; s-lb csses Der ewt. siss S:
Java. sob tins. d par m n. &c: sacks, 34c:
s2ss: COS. n2. IS: as SIS
Meats, Provisions ana Fish.
Fresh Meats dobbins)-cow beef. sasifc:
sleer beef. DC per ID. mutton. &c PEI ID
pyrr, VIC per 10; veal &C per ID ,oxc.
- 1-us. small. lie; breakfast bacon. s'sc'
sa.t sos e'zc. .a.o.
ssInn Flsh 9oboingt-Halibut SOS
s sc s sles s 81 rn. trout I'D ms BACK
isisss,se. ReIcn. St.Q+c: mountain e1oo''
sn.l"ps' fuc-
e"eese' E&9s ana fOeas
crAamnr, s0isc: "aSlae W"
Co. 49, ~ pr dau isc, ,,.,,r.on
1os7sIc MISUNDERSTANDING "asaile 'oA'
-. <.s., ,se.n
IssS Coooihs,-ieViS0 ,ae,,
vsssrs, 49, : .iickens. ioVnc' ose
"SNsA'' dressed calcks.ls. Ht5c-
vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes uobbInsl--Naw no,a,oes s1oslls
per ton.
Vegetables administrative meas 2Isc:
native Asparagus. I1isc Der pound: :
new California onions. red. 81 per los iDs;
silver skins. 81. iplII 80 ner 100 ms. heets
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II yea are you should have the Port
TrteIsigsncer Es Mt 30 you. IL VIII cost
nothing extra Call AZ our office and have
your address changed
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club. ssc; No. ! bluestem, zoe.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breaastur. and Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 22-Fiour-Net
cash prices for family extras. 81 50e7i 80:
bakers extras. 81. ieq $50; supcrane, s3.eo1
Wheat-shipping. 1885, for No. 1 end
sl.31sxdl. 3Sss for choice: milling. LOCI a.
Barley-Feed. so@snac: choice bright,
sss.QSc; brewing. s.i=c@sl. o2ls.
Oais-Comfrson white, a5cffS1 .0-sS. good
to choice si.leul %. fancy feed. 81 .gai so.
Receipts.
Wheat Washington. 2,eoi censals: wheat.
q 937 centals: harley. s., SO centals: wheat.
Washington, 100 centals: beans IS sacks;
corn, 1,s5s centals: potatoes. l2s7 sacks;
onions. 80 sacks; bran, ISIS sacks: bran.
hay, 5ii tons; straw, z. tons: wool, 40
hales; wool. Oregon, 10 bales: wool. Wash
ington. ias bales hides. 416; quicksilver 8
TASKS. wine, $3.50 gallons: brandy, 40 gal
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Millstuas-M iddlinEs. sisag per ton:
California bran. Ni1ii5o: Oregon bran.
Hay~whea;, $50; wheat and oat. $50
oil: oa1, s7.sezi9.50; river barley. s5qs: bar
ley, ssS5s: alfalfa, second cutting. scli6 50;
clover. ssgs: stock. s6Gt7; compressed
Vegatanies-New potatoes. In boxes sira
s5c per Genital: do IN sacks 35asoc new sill
yer skin onions, sseisec per GENITAL; bay
cucunbers. sseiae per box; dried pepper.
si.esai.e per To: bay squash. asars5s. r,er
box; green corn. Secgsi per sack: green
pepper, 2A9scs esq plant #f5c; green
okra 49as65c Per box; new tomatoes, SAces
" Fra IRA small hox, soasac: ap-
pies. large box. 2SsI6oe; Royal apricois, Is
6f2ac per box, 1songw orth strawberries
Sc paf5 per chest; large stra wberries, s2f
\ per chest: hlsclSherries, 81 rsGTase per
chest: raspberrie~ Ssf4 per chest: cam
ialoupes, AGl.5 per crate; currants. siIs
do. 4Ng5ac per large BOX: peaches 2ssfJac
per box; riuris, s'5 Slc Der box: water
melons. ssals per hundred: Valencia
$50 20 per box; common California lem
ous. 81. 5agi5; fancy California lemons, 81 %
al. bananas. Nh2 per bunch; pineapples.
81 s0G3 Per dozen; smyrna figs. i3al4o PER
pound: Persian dates. s. per pound.
Rutter-Fancy creamery Isrc: do Sec
onds. lie: fancy dairy. lsc, do seconds. lao
l5c.
good do. 7s3i~e: California cream Haze;
Young America. sainc: Eastern izsIiac
Errs-Ranch-isGrIsc per dog: store. Ia
lac: Eastern l2ai.c; duck. nc.
ncr il: live turkey hens. isai7c: cid
roossers. s4si4.2es young roossers. s5g7s 81;
small nroilers, 81 "a; large hroiIers. SsGsso:
fryess. s. .5gast see~e. ssc9Si per pair; gos-
Closing Quotations.
whea;-Easisr; December. io; May.
R1rlev-os.iet. necenler TSs.c-
t.y,rn-I4 arge yellow, nominal.
Bran-sti- ses5 Ia =.
NaoI and Hons.
vy-e-,I-spr.ug: Choice fcothIn sl1sc:
San JaAo4.tn. six months. sE}oc. san soa-
n-fI-, lars staple. 1850 mountain. lieSige;
%~ylSe. gs3gsc; Oregon. Ices &c Northern,
ifops-C,rop 81 1855. qaotahie az ssIac pr
pound.
Ss1vo~ ha-s ~ E5is nrsst~-elght 49,. II.
NJ aolS kSg4t9 Telegraph >. :. ~
HEmGaE stocks
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-, a., a. n paul and Chicago. ard
oas,s s1.,y rates 10 all Eastern pnints
eas~' ~. Sorthsrn Pacific railway. Tickets
osts aA1 - - 20 II. ard Other dates.
e. 9vr ss'g sog nsrsseslars or esii at Northern
Paesse Offices. Seattle.
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as5 fer The poorest to $3.50 for good 20
prime <rr&GgS
kesesp ss.taSsie. aSe. hogs. E.caa:
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7, yoa are yca should haxs ne Post
,n.a,,,s.s,,esr sent to sou. u VIII cost
r no. hl.x extra. Call At oar ofics and have
,o,,r address changed
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New KhatCcm Mcrni:s IralE

rake Seattle & International AZ ~ r.
90, "a Nfrkes~lsaga. transfer 80 stage :
,,,i,.-- <tea,seT or Lake Nhatc'ean electrls
yafsss- Ia New ~ natcoFra. sFTINtFAS q ga
a. m Renry SINGER. iHsAAsef S'%se i-A"ss
NsrkersaAnn. WASH.
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Str.rtay sssf-ciass: al modern improve
meats: fire sample rooms
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TIME SCHEDULE.
In Effect Aprfl -. $50:

TIME SCHEDULE.
I'm Effect April IS, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE.
For Spokane. RossIand. St. Paul
ana East 49,. .................. 400 D. m
For Portland 49,. ............ 800 a. m
FOR Olympia ..................... 7;lJ a. m
'for Gray's Harbor and South
BEND -. ............... $50 a. m.
For Tacoma. tbs and 80 a. m,
400 and ................. 7:0i p. IN.
Trans ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
From Spokane. Rossiand. St.
Paul and East .................l1: 80 a. m.
From Portland ........ .......... s:a, D. M
prom Olympia ......... ,........ Cos D. m
'F.rom Gray's Ha1ncr and South
bend .....-s. ...,. ............. S:0a r. m.
From Tacoma, $3.50 and II 80 a.
m. Cos and .................... s.sti D. m
.Daily except Sunday All Others daily.
This card subject 10 change without no.
ticc.
Through tickets 10 Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
For rates. routes and other information
call on or address
!. A. NADEaU.
General Agent Seattle
City Ticket Onice. cor. Yesier way and
First avenue.
Depot Ticket Office corner Western av-
enue and Columbia street.
a y. CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No. 20 Morrison street. corner Third,
Portland Or.
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y 80 Connections 50 Nelson with steam
fasass a''1 al keoteaaf Lake
A. ~ - nsesS :oF Kettle River and Bound
1sa, evA eoa'.ecI at Marcus with stage
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WEATHER AND TIDES.
roREcAsr ron rGfDAY.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. July -. 1897.
Fair: stationary temperature.
L. s DEPARTMENT or AGRICCLr
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Juiy q. 1907
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THE ONLY LINE HUNNING
TulQui SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC TO THE ATLANTIC
WITHOUT CHANGE.

CPHOfSTT.RED TOURIST CARS daily
y Paul, Wednesdays TO Boston and
fsadays TO Toronto. without change.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE DAILY AT
. A. NJ
-hAiNirICEST STEAMERS ON LAKE
GfiaRi0R, leaving Fort William for
Over Sound on Thursdays and SUNDAYS
Gs tor Windsor every Tuesday Meals
ead berth included on steamers without
ezra charge on all flrst-eiass tickets.
MONTHLY STEAMERS 10 Honolulu
nd Australia. and every three weeks to
Ona and Japan
For rates aud other Information apply 10
Il. ". MGiNNIS,
Fieight and Passenger Agent. stss First av..
o. to T. j. Is1YT.E
District Passenger Agent, Vancouver. b.
E.
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sVMh FALLS ( NORTHERN. NELSON I FORT
StpPanD. RID MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS

ssc only all raj routs without
sc at ears between spokane.
aau Nelson. Also between
AeAen and Rossiana.
DAILY EXCEPT ~lNpAY
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THE SEATTLE Markets.

TIE departure Of the Portland fer Alaska
yesterday made things decidedly acsive IN
the local market for two days. Yesterday
and TUESDAY commission men were kept
ynent. TIE best ranch eggs are now job
bing ct lsc, owing TO the demand and n
fact that there Is something Of search
California tosir went up Sc yesterday.
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The following were the 5obh:ng quota
tons az wholesale dealers Yesterday:
Sugar, Flour ana CoQee.
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O. n. SALISBURY. OBSERVER.
The new North-west., 1897-04-02
SAVED IN MID-0CEAN
SIXTEEN SURVIVORS OF VILE DE
ST. NAZAlRE ARE SAVED.
Inc "escued Were Exhausted, Hav-
ing Been Four Days without
Food or Drink.

London, March 2S-The British steam
ship Yanaraiva, Captain Weston. which
left Newport news march 10. bound for
Glasgow. arrived at Greenock tonight.
Inc captain reports that on March IL,
While In latitude 81, longitude Il, he picked
up a small boat containing 16 survivors of
the steamer Vile de ST. Nazaire, of the
west indian line of the Compagne Gem
craze IranSatlantiuue, winch toundered
in the great storm of March off Cape
Hatteras.
Ihe survivors had been without food
ana water for four days, and were in a
state of extreme exhaustion bordering on
madness. The officers of the Yanaraiva
old all In their power for the unhappy
learned their story.
1hey say that four boats were launched
Two taking 20 each, the third II and the
loufth six. The boat picked up by the
lanaraiVa was one that took off 20, but IL
OF these succumbed to hunger and thirst
Ihe last the survivors saw of the other
beats was on the day the vessel found
ered, when they sighted two of them LASH
ed together and empty. For some time
a1tef the rescue, the captain of the Yana-
falEa Kept an officer at the masthead
sweeping the horizon with a glass, in the
hcpe OF getting some trace of the other
boats but there was no sign of them. AS
night was falling rapidly and the sea and
WINGS We're increasing, the vessel proceed
ed The second officer of the Vile de st,
Naza1re is among the rescued, who will be
taken in charge by the French consul at
Glasgow.
according to the list of the crew of the
Vile de st. Nazaire originally published,
the second captain was Pierre Nuoali, and
the first lieutenant Andre de Andreis. Nu-
oali is probably the officer rescued by the
Yanaraiva]