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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
SWINS TO HIS DEATH
CARL MARSH DROWNED AT BAL
LARD YESTERDAY.
Ga.rtrr~ Of an Hour. search
Purely Accidental. and Csrsner
Y.aaeB VIII Voc Held an fnaae.s.

Carl Mario. rss s-Yszr-ol1 500 os e q
Atzrzn. ex-c*ty clerk 81 Eazaz-z vas
Drowned yesterday a. roor vale sEau-
Ezinz Gear eas sorx tresrls Ballard TIE
BODY was recovered ~ N Date E@res-
222r~ers u Al hear ae~e~ re accident.
As ne seath Vas easz-@ p accidental Caro-
zss kzcsA go sos bsss1 az Inquest
GoE1g M1-sE wenr 20 What sae Ballard
ooys ezu Ese swimming hols.~ zsrozpa-
nssc - GgT and Earl J4as=oE and Charles
Az WAS Petsxs.9z. Marsh. VINO e9E49 rDe
swim wea. 60 osysza his depth szss sud
aenly sanx He came uD agar. sE- Was
nEdcle - reaea The shore, ard went do~a
cse9rs aGy % rs c0Era3ss could reach
nlln- Al alarm was gwen. ard after
searching fHres-4la-gsrz u al hour t1a
BODY Was recovered bg ". Date. TIE case
wAs investigated 5y DspGty Coroaer But
Eerxgrth.
Carl Marsh was 3 years oil going OF 2.
He cams 20 Ballard from Denver. Gel.
anozf four years axo. Ills father Is E. .
Marsh. foruetly city clerk Of Ballard A.
present Mr. Marsa s. a. EoszlAa1 bat has
been notified % hls soa's sudden dea e.
TIE uarAer % the boy Is Mrs. sylvia
Aarsh- Size Is distracted ever the sad acct
dent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
ors~r OF the cold~n west.

This orlier Is spreading throughout the
state eueoura Eiuglv. One o. the Best
features ls the fact that 81 assessments
ard dues paid inra Il renain az home. as
IT'S headquarters are tn Seattta c. u
F0vrie zurrnrna r11sr s. rssw IN Spokane
ard viii continue his Journey throughout
the eastern portion og the state snstifu-
Tag rev chapters. Where an insufficient
Kun her e persons 70 fern chapter ara
heated. they nay become beneficiary
members Il the supreme chapter ~ Ire
same cest aid uzaSs payments direct 70
thar body.
Henry IelanE vas installed TITO tha Of
Zee - supreme secretary az ths last
meeting ~ tse executive hoard. hts bead
quarters heluE ssfAnsshea3 AZ So Nsw
YORK niscS He rscenfir received TIE
zrrolutraert % caElscFcr Err Seattle chap
tor Na = ard - secretary q Pacific
CHAPTER No. 9 rs rfus al nereartar Re
.ssvote1 60 tha risvfcaI wsors e TIE order
and xsasfszaatlzed accordingly.
Seattle chawtsr No Z mad = good Sc
eiahla tsate again last VI snaAw evening in
wrh a VERY noticeable lasseass ia attend
anr@ II vas dac5I5ess that GA tha ever
faE ~ SsnFen her II tas 6sEars wegi5 he
fnrowa Spsa - invited zussrs who
uasatH - ahi& ~ rmrtsgEnats wirh ere
rrenshers &c 10 81 nartnE good tIEss
Pacific chapter NJ. Initiated twa car
Eaafes LAST Tuesday sFectng hofa e
Wasrs Wsre II sE y - irfs active xoTs hs-
fsre sssa meeting was ever. A -o7-rsfffea
vas appointed consisting ct 4 y Rsea~
artisan Mss Clara HawT&orEs Agrs. La-
vefa w~erF Mrs.. ANA r Farley ara
p e. ra-s. 80 gss 20 q programme f1r
a social eutzrr ar r-aEf - take rsl7a eco1
Aftsr tne business WIS ca1rlBee1 ere
assss provided a xpea iu1eheer snt zn
rersz-ef % ths &4rcs hLN and eatoged
a hap.~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20

FFau-a carp No - ac5s ite -er1
rs.rwrseF s-cfzl last Is on gay evening ~s5s
srartsus haa was ercwfef 20 rea Hpa-s
urith an enthusiasts a1ssi-er-s was-a ls-
ssr.e.F afeazssveE - ths eTesltsnr rr1-
srar-suse wAtzh was arranged fo~ ere se-
rsssrn- re rer1agsEsssr % raa exss
wEs gwen ap - EAgctnE ard ea~t a.s~-
snw fsv&rw1ne nrma@EE Vas 1Ee~-sEh y
sarfzszss wtsn tns evenings euEarrs5z.-
~-snt Nsxs Nzsr say svRC.zw ta~vs zst-
-ssrs,r - expected F-- Seastle earn~
N p NEMESIS - rhz@ camp a-s Nr-
sa-sew requested - eR present -
snaz date - Ss[p entertain t2s vasszsrs.
seattle arp NJ - As.3 trs rexullr
SESSION r~13y nEa* and eoEsssara e
essss~a<7 w1s 1r&zs1rtef Te~ ra1Ea-
s-,r~ W. ussat aa Mscssay ztx1t 81
- "a BahNv % ia Stevens ksget - at-
sa-H rzsztzax 81 Eosas czmn a. tnz-
- IN 4 hssav Al ~ensasrs U1o cas-
ars rs-e-assss - D. On ss-s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
OLD LITIGATION COMPROMISED.
City of Spokane settles an ola Claim
ana Gets n Water Pfsns.

Srs,-isI rszratrh 20 the P0st-Ln teillrsz.er.
SPOKANE. Sept. IA: a special s-s-
sion had T1essTy shs CIV cauncH accert-
Ell tna ersr Of tf1s Arssesrgaag7zsso- Trustees
Kantosr far a c0rproz-zse . sas 1l-er-
erces rat have been psrs5@rg win -
cry for sonse years. The ca1y receives
= ~ & -ash and twenty-five yHa- f-ss
lease o. wa1at "a kssosr- "a ras ob1 swars~
seaesar. Here are machinery ard purge.
TIE eauaxs.w o. Ia ptz1t = 20 Ao-se-
rower TIE Ea-roor people premise saa-
vsss1l-fzl a Ss-art rtnae 4 large amount x
s=angeaf NJ ha invested here - PM Is
remaining properly. VIII eCrS~-s * \
karga sawmaI ard a four Ga1lI, n opera
-5sn.
Tne urav Ira caty became Interested n
Ike frM- ulaee wzzs rEz< z had q 1spoSat o
alsogzt ss8 aee f. Cenuor-s bark Caznuss
bad Stock ~ re Srozane Fa1as N.E4ns
ant Poser Company ayTsst 9ecztst = Ne~
Yo~x He proposed - rHa estv rAsSt -
latter aasvanrA tHa ses. taSs thes@ issis
sssa--z q ~eecx ard go shs1 - security
sor - rso1sy = <Ee bark Ere CTS t--
v=xre-z TIA baz& sszhzsesz Der tIT ta4Aaz5-
Ssuar CpuezSstH1sr. r1saaEar q TIA wa1sr
ryvs~ company, aT-aF-szsd G@~ con-
-r--w =sNss o. property - Ef7e zsw 1raI-
rs-w ara sser.v4-e.4 - cank - sls crsat.
~ sf.a ss-v Sc. go TIE -ew Company mort
Eazes - property % szas + znao~~- wlli121
rssre<axe wss @1-@cfases1 ever year ax7
att sra property SID % @lzs ka1so@r BE-
sha ss-szs- Tor t1e s-soz-u< - - NOR
-axn. ia r1ET zsy@- ac-eTesc ere tlAsssa
claiming EAar AS Tax q TAR price spr rs
frssreS-S = - EGsT % alsc~pc "a 1szaEsE-
- = ~as ~a- e Esc@EEfY several * re
-z-r.n~ rse-~ hawe eiasnssss = IS rsrt q
- @s~g-~ -se money Is Ess1 6eszosafes1
r. .~yl-r- % zgox - cas- szsaG--ss Gains
"a sa-szwr rnssr ~fEsf&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
MOSES Z. JOHNSON DEAD.
Brother of Vice Presidential Nomta~e
en- the DouGias Ticket Passes
away in seattle

Mases r. johnson Sied yesterday morning
a. eha residence Ct NJ r. r Bsii has sau-
NAV near shEs civ 2fr johnson was
born III Georgia 81 gSzL Fssr nauy years
Immediately ssisEx his aeatb Sc res Hs1
IN Texas. last Jane. alshoa<h 10 fas8ie
ara infirrn healsh. BE determined - vtsts
BIS shre@ ds&zg aserS, al &c whom I've yea
thbs city.
Saraash5ng ufore ei1an a passing 17eaes
nav - sfEe go ne Distinguished 8acezse6
Fsfx enaraefsr Vas Ia every way soeie. af'a
be vas endowed wtta Al erts .e-f aa4ve
ne average maa. Besides ais 9wu merit
~ hsa sczne SATIN 60 distinction as t1e
nsusar hrasner ~ tas ffeu- Gerschs}
Fann@sn. aas - Eae naisea Enoet seed
ara ASH rx7gfs sass Sous. ms calls 20 r1s-1
sse ex<stfsE issues aN8 STans - sAa rtlsa~
gsa8ra ~ 8sa "a Wa5ch Eersesel Y @ssa-
ssn slaves s1eh a dtseesus<aed rf-t
slavery was fhen GRE al1-sbRs~ 98aR u,1es-
.san- IRE Eepsa35rArs aegTs .ats~i As.nessi1
ara YFsunsEn while tae peHncc~1ts ~ ere
~,rrh rssn .a1teE Ssephea \. D9G2l1s an1
f4e~seeal y. J-1nscn Scr pres tseEf ard Vlce
r,-rsssz-e Douglas wNs Sr0@1 49, ere
ass.+le xsane haf johnson wts 4a 70 wise
as .nfer3er- -..
rae e,s~prsr ssrwases - zse ssceAFet y 20
"a ss psa.s ss.aav aa ea5 oclac<-
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churrh Mark and warkrr..

To yaGng yemen Ct Trsakfy parish are
irxised c tie sseieFy aexr IA'ssoaY even
ing ar aclock. 10 hear about the work
60 the Daughter % the htag and. x
a1w3aa6le. 10 ina Zg3rate branc1 OF this
soctsfy. AL Interested are asked % at
rerd
The Sunday school saperlnrarasnts As
soesastou ~ Seattle VIII hold It, nrst meet
irg az tire North Seattle Baptiss cnGrch or
Tuesday evening. September y ssrons
programme has been prepared and al sun
day school suasrtntsndents Of the cry are
urged 20 attend.
A. the morning service at Trinity par
isn church yesterday. A very beautiful an
them composed BY Prot. n ; Sharpe was
titled Except the Lord Build the House.
ard the Saic parts were taken D. Prof.
Sharpe snd " w. Sterling.
All sunday school workers In the CITY
and King county are ee.ssstsa % meet a.
tns First NJ z. church. eorner Third ave-
nue and Marion strset. On Tuesday even
ing September =. a. : o'clock. % psan for
A convention and rmarganIxa Tbs county.
SizRertnteaoeEats VII pleaz-r give EoElcs 70
their respective seaoots-
A nse3 az Of volng H1en vas hald at
TFfnity parish Tectcry last Friday evening
ar whtch the formation ct a chapter q 81.
~as decided 20 ask Mr.. l. E. Amos, OF
Portland. % come ever at an early date
TO address the men On the sub @ct, and an
Adjournment was maize 70 next FuessiAy
The Salvation Army e. holding rs an
nnal harvest festival both a. No. and
No halls The arx1 festival was helG
last nsxhf Aah1fant Clark ard wife viii
hold their welcome meeting terigaf. Tues
day night the Cleaners Harvest Horne
meeting vii - Raid There will - many
things offered for sale at A bargain AG-
mission Is free.
TIE Junior Christian Endesversrs q the
city have planned for a uulon rally on
next Sasurc8y. SEPTEMBER x az s'closk
p IA in the First Presbyterian cl1urch.
AN interesting programme has nesn pre-
pared and all the Junior Elp~rtnrendenfs
~ che etfv are requested 50 b. present.
with a. large An attendance Of their mem
bers possible
The Sugsay evening lecture az TrinI,y
parish church last night dealt wfth The
Search for the supreme Coed 81 Bust
ness as depicted IA tae e0ox Ecelsslas-
ties. The e<I@sfs of business on the seesG-
PAR theory & HE were described as d.
SIRE. lng krotnFrkood developing eovet-
BUSINESS ard leading "a raat @rsaiisr1- Wfgh
God recognized as supreme. business VAS
shown - hs18 20 ts-s3T--r-tticr. worship %
God and trust ia AB oveTFuans FFgvldence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
THE CHINESE FRAUDS
HEARING BEFORE COMMISSIONER
To BE RESUMED THIS MORNING.
Their Possession Forged C-refn-
cstes-whers Did They Get Thens
-kieferss Rzisa< Expected To-day.

AZ = 2'ea1-ex IRIS MOVING ..s sxazzI-z-
c11 q Tee Gee. wzo = charged VIZ IL
A@S---lT landing Chinese Il this Country,
~ ee RESUMED a@sars Co--zz1aeser
JAMES Kaeesr n rhs rsS-raG ~04rxroorz-
s-x-~oilsSrcr James c. SaE1dsrs arrive. =
a--e c1Zy -zs- z-s1c e-ez PER- -owzsen1-
= company VIII r ". Jennings and sx-
sssscla4 Dep9tv TAI-sr Sowez NJ Saus-
e@rs registered a. re Butter, Azz- & 3
1Essa-Fzs~ss9 VII &ts@cd Tire hearing today.
StEs11aEss-o-s- k1s<s- = expected - ar
1e-Ece tG1zy rs --Eng 81 IRE swssszsss
&sAEsE 1s@ contained = -as l@E-srs ce-s--
81 ~ tss guvsrzzezt LAST TAurss3ay. axs
. %1--a Cess eoZrses ehsscfs.- TIE
QUESTION . an@ e ne 1as< important taAf
las been decided By arv ee--zzsszsgzz,sr.
- TIE 1nr1r1- szsonerss ruling -ay zerenz
ne o4Scoze q TIE wheis case
- . @xp@cssd I24t .1s government WI
e t442y LILO TIA charges zaze. snA1 many
thInsse zATs beez admitted tarsuxn Porr
A1Enser-- aAvL1g forged certlEezssz- TIE
S-leers a2F@ txo cases wE1Ea VIII - zzs1
70 =Ea0S ca2s seize oze AZ Port Townsend
successfully forg@a merchants cereiacas-s
sd gase them % Chinese VITO had 10
rszAt 20 ecze into TIE counery
0D- O ne cases. cOEcnrrfzsg witch eys-
1efscs E4S alEea4y been lE--9xsu-sa a
taAs q NEzg Cagng WAo was 54sses hy
ne eollec1ar LAST IgEy. he w4s arrested
= - ~a@s A46rE y inspector -FlS&Ey. AID
as certificate taksn possess o. CT ~ ire
olEl<eTs- Investigation Vas zzaa and 4
Sas fo1zsd that Lhe EAu4 u the notary
oT1ore Wnon x pGrportsd % have been
acknowledged was sctirsouz. TIE eer-zs-
cafe bore TIE raTe CO r r EzIe<t. u
SPOKANE inquiry was made a. the a-1cs
o. TIE secretary O. state z-g = was
found That no noeary's c0uzms sszsoa nAd
been Issued 70 any party OF the mama
during the past ssn yesrs
he other Ch4naual possessing
forged certificate Was Lee Gum lie Raj
been admitted lats = Igly. TIE cerrzT-
e2ss Gore TIE raEas 2aG seal OF a uosarv
II Portland who had been u the na-i-
Ientt8Ty Tor some time. Tie naz1e u aaa
Ok he witnesses had been gcrged ard s--~
oEEer was known % ke professional wi
ness w1cse 1ttszta-hJn % the tucli-
grants residence 81 The coentwv wogzIE pa
or 1ttie value Gum was 6enorted
MssSrz- Ro1aId, BalIAngsr and JennErSs
vii make strong ngat for tia aeursa9
naa, while the case scr The government
vii be vigorously prosecuted An Inter
esSlng session . expected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION.
First Annual Meeting Of the Society
10 Be Held Today

The 6-st annual meeting q TIE Charity
Organization Society Viii De he.d II saa
rooms q the Chamber q Commerce. Cot
Ers block. az s'eIock this afternoon All
churches ard other orgau1za sianz co-ops-
rating with the society are entities. "a three
voting members. ana they are urged 70
have az least that number present at Tia
meeting.
TIE business % he transacted - the sIse-
ton q members os the executives council.
<hs ra-assigrrsent q districts ard such
eshsr business Is snail properly come be-
fare tha nesting
TIE executive council has prepared 4 new
constitution. Intended 20 widen ths scope
OF the society and bring Z more nearly up
- ne standard q the best organized
cities of the country. which viii BE- stF5-
rafstec fT- ss5opeun. That t1e population
~ the cry = - rs largely increased DIR
in< ehe soraz< year seems certain that
there vii cone win this infux 90 people
tnf,se who xii nee8 the careful actsnrien
~ Ire society T. = h71t reasonable % sup
r-,Se-tn<seezf. Is a1rssfy evidenced by tie
Increased work ~ rAe society during the
present month
TIE call for TIRE meeting = ~tgre4 by
Rsw. w Fl G. TEMPE. vice president, and
An :. Alien. general secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
ESDEayoRERy MEETING


he following rruerz--ra sgr ere -~x~.
n~estiA< 81 tie CGrfz<az1 EnHeawa~o-s -
s2e c~assAe local anAor 70 ee h@g4 a. rr~4-
go evening 5sxz. seot@1szer a ~ -
FIsf presbyterian shur~E usg - F,.s-s
= q excepaAoral rzerst. bctA "a regards
- sg~aAefs ARD me musical nzubevs. a
80 AAEss ard enthusiastic aze@xinx q r.
e@@FSrsfz - anticipated
- - . ss4s--Song service. I'D bv f-,-sx4s.n
1~z-sssesAsor ss01r 9f rh.xry voices
- % a-ass~- Alsss1zlaxxI axerrsksz
- y ~ sez4 $50. hrs. Cocnrare
eeAscr sFax1r II Reference ra ore r.--@sg
Hon kev ". f. O. T@uspEa-
s1 70 s-ze-Sgp@n nzrssz~r@rs
:. s--s-h as-al duet Nr arf Ms
SO % s-E-Ad1rezs. e~rrA r-4rs.ys.- r.
aeAxor Spirit 81 Esssrenre n, Fsxss-,r.1--s
ssrk n Innavtduai ssscs4siss.- Josn ,.
- g ssss-Open parliament.
SO 90 ssEr-Ni0lln sogo.
50 % s-sg-As4t4rese s-r-fa f-srss.x,, r.
e COMMITTEES Nark r Tnasvt,sg,sI So
ta~s Few. L = Boweranan.
SO 2 S-Dpen parliament
- Szks-s 'ss4l 500. u = HANNAH
sl@ - l@-A 1t6reAs. The r-nr+<sssr- rrv,
aeaNor sptriF n Reference - 49,.
1sA. k@v. Thomas C1yie
80 % ssze-0D-n parliament
- ID s--2,~--g0ll lee Toe tzzEn sssr es<ra~-
liz expeues Of local union.
- losing song. I'D b. the choir. M
n a B4tsankers accompanies
30 70 I8.5a-Soctaf haigr v5rn rnsas- .-.s
rAfresn szasnfA. 70 wnicn al are invited -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
IN THE LOpGE ROOM.


The latch strtng CT Seattle No. s. hung
or the outside tazt Wednesday night.
ard Was pulled by numerous visitors from
Alaska. California. AaEtsna Ilitnctss
Michigan, E4lsas and Eastern Washing
ten. Visitors are always welcome
Laurel lodge completed the consolidation
hy eeposs1sng her card. and Lake lodge
cor EolEdatt91 = under way ard VII conle
40 for nn4l vote On September y. Every
member - requested 70 eoEs out and ex-
teE1 4 hand o. WELCOME 20 the rev uen-
bers. Two Applications for Membership
were presented. and the tan work has
commenced IN earnest
one member wzs recommended BY al
ahSS az member Il Alaska. the applicant
having cone down 20 speni she w.atsr
fr,n Alaska Pythiaas VIII do well 10
iosk cut for special button bearing the
en- bIsm of the order and Seattle 81 Ev-
cry member IS expected 10 get his
shoulder 70 tha wheel and push: come out
% lodge meetings and welcome visiting
Pythkans. The eAry VIII &C Oiled with
them al winter
col Ioan T. Mitchell. OK Seattle afv1-
sion No. !. Uugsora Rank. has recstveG
the following letter fronn Or. Charles @
Ernst. jylst elected % 4 chair IN the gra-a4
lodge az p ln=ylvanIa. and an Old school
mate and friend OF Mr.. LltcheIs:
".Prznxsuta xney. Sept. 3 1877.
Col r = Mlechell. Seattle. y assl--AT
Dear SIR and Brother Although no ccrre-
spondenee has passed between Us fer years
I cannot refrain from writing VOC %
thank you Tor the part unknowilgiy that
you had in placing ne n the position
ncw occupy in the order q knights Ok
Pythias. Tor IL WAs through your @oiiclza-
ton th3t I became 4 member - re or
der ard q PInxssItawney Easge. No. as.
To say I am especially profoundly grats-
fGl and thankggi ~ putting K mildly. ard
I have re sAttSfack ION ef knowing IL ny
heart that weQ vii bs glad 0f my slecess.
Again permit me % tank you Fraser-
CHARLES G Ernst"
Col Mitchell has Just returned from
Eastern Washington and Oregon. where
&c has been fer tire last nlne weeks. He
SAYS peace and prosperity reign supreme
among the farmers. The wheat crop {s
enormous ard IS selling AZ n very good
price The avsraRs farmer vii Be able
% pay bis debts and have good sur
pins. Mr. Mitchell predicts a goo6 fa-
turs for EHStsrn Washington and Ore
Son.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
THE OLD BOARD GELS IN FIRST.
seesaU Game Of san Francisco Tax
Ing Authority rausfnaes

SAN FRANCISCO. sept L9.--Althcusn
= ssz&w2r[ policeman sss stationed a. TIE
eItrz1cs 81 Iae CHAMBER * szs CczE9 q
Sz1psrvssozs yssterGay morning attn Ia
ssrlerzo1s % allow 10 Gne % pGsS rs per-
tals exeert t1ose VITO lad Business wL.azs.
szz5E 1ssn5eTs y re sI.<-e9 board nnzscE-
81 past Alz1 and tock possession before EAs
new board assembled. and proceeded 20
transact business as tacusa they vera
stu IN offSce- TSey were 12agIazt a. Ire
discovery MADE - their attorneys rAai
the law provided thai al appeal tram a
Judgment n a proceeding EnG@r a spss34 !
szat1ts operated 4 say, a21 csnzras-
uiafed themselves FRAT. consequently. they
constituted the De s4cto beard until TIA
supreme court decides 1hs.r eass
FI1cgrg tas board room Already occG-
pled wasZ they appeared. the nasmbers II
ne 0eT board assembled n thaa eaza1sl Etss
E0cEs adjoining Il. and both boards there
upon aels sessions siuEl tane0usIy. ASrsr
the tax levy has been disposed q. It =
generally believed that TIE policy now BE-
lng pursued % Ignoring the presence 81
tAs eight 11zzE5ars q The old board VII
be changed Tor 4 more vigorous on@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
YARpMAsrER BADLY sCALDEn.
shrouded I'm Boiling Water and steam
From an Engine Pine

Nicholas lawson. vsrsn1sster q he Sc
attic & International railway, vas severely
burned Saturday afternoon AZ the coru-
pauy's shaps N this city while releasing a
tap On a1s ot he engines o. thu -oa6 t1ar
hsd been sent Z after Passing through 4
Gre
Laws0a's tzeeatIon was 20 tzrn tAs tap
until the hot water ard steam e the pipe
could escape slowly between TIE LAst few
threads q the connection A turu TOO Tar
threw the pipe open. and tfe bottsrg water
ard steam 6zw a. over him. burning TIA
skin from as lower llnThs, h4s AszGs ard
wrists ard stomach, He VISA ehrgwr ~
the force OF TIE released pressure across
tha rso-n Men q IRE shops picked Aim
10 ard administered temporary relief by
srrezrfnx han with OIL He was then re-
moved % tAa Ssastls General HOSPITAL.
where - Was reported YESTERDAY a. H-g-a
irzurcyes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20

Wsit--an ecEaky. Anderson W4its Fridge
rsoTE. s)xz1D<an county, 7. p l2N9, sGA-
sc- = ne EriSgsTcr- SZ1zt2-1s EsgsSG
Lewis coGz-y. gnsep1 EreErers Nsr-9zles
Lewis cunNzv. E1eEE1as C2sal2n- STAR
%ocd. Ssl9housssh co1zcT. Anssrsw Tax
sc-1z1s A9cassssr. Thaxstsn county, z =
P4ytans Nsw E-szn1lchse. Mssoz caazsy.
". D Hg&san a szlvsr Republican, 2al-
~ue. -zcE1ziza cuzu~y. J. z Ds7.aotfs Say
Cs1taF. Pacific c11n-y. W =. Cars
Senator WaLse1 las also rsCoG-zss.z1.ss1
t1e appointment e e. r Zs6-a1. q
Nora YAKIMA rs superintendent q irTz-
CATION q ne Yakima En&lAn reservation.
he Azs made reco-1rEen9A1lGrs Tor APP
rcintZs1@ 0n re board & exE11t--z@ SIR
s=ocs follows: S2okz1e. Or. :. & Lib
oE; W2ssFvllle Or. e - EtoL-.ls sl1=sa~i /:
Co41zx. IT. joan Beason.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
THREE DAYS SESSION.
state Pharmaceutical Association
Meets in Seattle To-day

TIE state Pharmaceutical Association
NlA convene AZ ~ O'cIock this morning n
Red Mems ha1, corner % First avenue
ard Marion street. for 4 three days ses-
SIGN TIE chief features a the for
Heoa Session today vii be the address
q Welcome by J. Kern. president II the
King county Pharuaas Eti-al Association
and fthe response By J. schIunpf. prezl-
dsE1c q the state association. The r.
usfnGer Of the session up 20 noon toEnor-
row VIII ee devoted 70 business. Toraor-
rev afternoon there viii be an excursion
20 Lake Washington ard tomorrow even
i1g a banquet Wednesday uoraiEg uew
officers VIII b elected. and probably sew
ersl papers read Wednesday evening a
theater party had been planned. bur iris
VIII be substituted b. a reception
TIE Officers CT the state Association at
present are as follows President T.
Schlgmpf. OF Seattle: first. vice president
The01ore Parks. 81 Tfwaco; second vice
president. David Wall Of Vancouver:
third vice president L n BeaI. 81 Taco
ma: secretary, Walter 81. Joha- OF Ia
coma treasurer. l. Eorr. OF Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20

s1T. ard -1he~s hasa 80 @,sz~~
% a. HSs goes 5r1rrts1 s'-
Dc wise Gzp<zEn ceased ~~exxx-~ -
ons arn~s Z, nex place a-ss 80 So - -
- s1e Hcr1z % cur cap~21r az --~s.
SF1<. 4~s Is % Therefore a. 49, 49, !
e1r tribe ard gzse thanks $50 - -
90 T. Bar n~er VIII uz--alfxa = r~xTT
$50 ri9rnEn zs-cs sae day He cas- -
Ds p~o2se Yea And He 81 -
- - . VIE 80 - anz-zsarsTsr Nte.x
"a NE Feed he ezsr naars - 4. -
:. - so.sns1zlg forth EE=are ras Isr-xr<~r
~ eorss aas sersnx-aen xEy go - -
ant &C r1a ie<eT ard -rs-h -. - : !. :
ne Erosals@. 10. ! an xsIh Yea
. ana a. the n&11m4i1s - s-a sy-Ns-s
$3.50 . ne Scr1s Eapx1z7 rrfbs sas.s-
~ esAeerzars TIE si2Efa yea, as-s = -.
49, 8 10 gczecfer eh4zze9 4 hes.rssIv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20

The FaEssterss Amusement Association
held Is Usual 1zoSthiY meeting lasg weez
X was decided 70 award ne proEzz q ne
fourth annual p4cEte and excursion %
Courts Excelsior. Enterprise. Crescent and
TIE Queen CITY Circle TIE PRICES for
selling ne n1osr tickets were as follow
First prize. Mr. Esiasz second prize,
NJ. Psulson. laird prize. DIR. Cors. foarta
prize. Ar. Llsbly.
81 a 1naI-zEczz v1ts Z vas resolved %
tneorpora1a the association. an1 70 c0n-
t1Ee = in6sfnitsIy. TIE f0gioxinS are
the Officers Appointed for the ensuing
term President, Thomas II. Ansrew
vice president. z. z PauIscn. sscrerarv.
Carries +. Ehrst. treasurer II. J. MeSor-
ley TIE Success of the Forestsr's Azso-
claricn = assured The officers have hag
the aonor CT being elected four years IA
succession They are vel tried ard tr11z
10 the principles OF American Fv~estrv
They vii h0ld their fourth annual ear
soon, tickets fer which have already heen
issued Resolutions were adopted thank
inz tAs press. the Post IareEIixencar II Ear
t-eulErs Tor the vsluasIs privileges Al
lowed Ia reporting the meetings II Ia
association each Monday morning.