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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Athletic Association Elect. omcers-


At meeting Of the Athletic Association
OF the University Of Washington Tuesday,
the following officers were elected for the
current year: President. Henry Il Reese,
OK hslsoi vice president Otto l. NesSr. OF
Seattle; secretary, Walter Y. Cofchett. OF
Seattle. treasurer. David Kelly. OF Seattle.
Reports from the manager and treasurer
were received and approved.
Several advance students In German,
under the guidance OF Prof. Reeves. are
about TO organize a club for the purpose
OF taking up the study Of questions on the
German language and literature not ordi-
narily included in the regular courses OF
study. The students who are most active
IN bringing about this organization are
Miss Theresa Schmid and John Jackol II
has been under contemplation FOR about G
year: but not until this year has Prof.
Reeves had any time that he could devote
20 special work, having always been occu-
pied until late In the day with regular
classes. He says that those interested win
meet today and adopt q name and consti-
tuition. Membership VIII be limited 70
those who have had al least two years in
German. The club viii probably meet
monthly al 6rst. and more frequently II
deemed advisable. DR.. Bachdolt has con-
seatsa 10 lecture occasionally bafore the
club.
Capt Lindsay. OF ths football team. has
=
who played end on the Seattle Athletic
Club team last year. and who Is this year
| coaching the Spokane Athletic Club team,
relative 20 the prospects OF a game be-
tween the university and the Spokane team
IN case the university makes a tour east
Of the mountains after Thauksgivins. The
prospects for such a trip are not dlscour-
aging Manager Coffman Is looking ID the
matter OF rates. etc. and VIII write the
several teams over there at an early data
The agricultural college. az Pullman. Is
anxious 70 meet the university. A game
can probably be arranged with the TTniver-
sity OF Idaho. az Moscow. and POSSIBLY
with Elisnsburg normal school and WHIT
man college. at Waila Walla The urive--
ssty team visited ths last named place
three years sgo and won al easy CANA
From Mr. BrlnkeT's letter il may be In
feTre9 that 8 game can be secured with
Spokane without any question. This would
make five prospective games. Two OF
these. Spokane and Pullman. would draw
huge crowds. They say that al the farm
ers IN TIE vicinity turn out az Pullman to
witness a football game.
Football practice a. the university cor
ttuues witAoat notable incidents Ea-
ana Dave Kelly have arranged with tbafr
laboratory instructor q get cat three aavs
IN The week. Conrad Schgai5 has hAs- afcs
and viii not be able % practice FER xor,a
tine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
WORKING SMOOTHLY.
The Deal for Senator saafre's Proper
~ Frogr@ssing--Ffnan Agent
Here Thfs Week

Matters Ia relation 70 the trans<er 81
the real estate holdings In Seattle. King
county and the state Of Washington. CT
ex-senator Watson c. Squire. are pro
crossing smoothly and the statement
Published IN the Post-Inteiisgencer CT
Tuesday morning Will be verified By the
arrival during this week Of the financial
agent Of the syndicate OF Boston capital
lists who have TITS great purchase n view
u. b. May. Of Washington City. who
arrived In Seattle several days ago ia
thu interest of the purchasers. pending
tbs final negotta tons. stated yesterday
afternoon that ne had a telegram from
St Paul which announced that the finan-
eiai agent IS already on hts way out
Mr.. Afay stu desires that the names
Of tins principals to the transfer. vita
the exception Of that OF ex-senator
Squire. bs withheld until the deal has
been fully conSummated. He states.
however. that II Will be to the decided
atvnntsgs OF Seattle 70 acquire the new
landlords as they have made business
Of purchasing valuable real estate and
improving Il. and that they own some Of
the best property and finest buildings IN
Milwaukee. Detroit. St Paul. Omaha and
other large cities OF the middle west.
When the proposition OF acquiring valu-
able holdings In Seattle was made TO them
Trey Immediately took IL Up, stating that
they were looking for just such an op-
portunity Ia the Queen City. IL did not
take long for negotiations TO be opened
fer the property Of Senator squire the
first step taken. after the discussion CT
the subject. being tina appointment OF a
capable man. agreeable 10 all parties. 20
make a special appraisement Of the
values Of the different parcels Of I'M
proved and unsmproved property. The
result Of this special appralsement was a
figure approxtmating C.70o.0oo. as stated
tn thu Post-fnteliigencer
Mr.. Hagan said yesterday thai the
possibility OF sale did not contemplate
Senator Suuire's removal from Seattle
70 New York city as has been suggested.
Senator Squire's home IL here and he win
continue 20 interest himself in the affairs
ef the city. county All state. There has
been no period in Seattles history waen
Il appeared more prosperous or when 1t
could effer more encoura cement for IN
vaxtmert. and the city's crowded streets
ard healthy business activity, coupled
with It's great future prosperity, VIII ap-
peal strongly 20 investigating minds. The
Items published IA ths list IN Tuesdays
Post rnteiIigencer viii bear the closest
scrutiny "a TO values. and while the deai
has not been closed by what In western
pariance IL called a lead pipe cinch.
little doubt Is entertained that u VIII
go through Several of the bankers Of
the city have q knowledge OF the trans
action in detail. and the names OF the
Boston people are known 70 them ss
particularly bright In the annals OF
American finance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
MANY NEW MEMBERS.
The Chamber of Commerce shows q
Healthy Growfh-The Plan for
Advertfxfng the City.

Tf1e meeting Of the board OF trustees Of
the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday at
ernoon was given VI principally TO DIS
crsszon In relation to the advertising q
the city along the lines proposed BY the
committee. TIE meeting. besides attend
ing % a small amount Of business. exhih-
tied d healthy growth In the membership
Of the chamber. which viii result En- a
greater interest ard q larger attendance
al the regular Wednesday afternoon meet
tngs. Those whose names were presented
fer membership. all CT when were elected,
were the following:
r. II. osgood J. II. Bryant, James Shee-
han, Gus Brown, Danisl Jones r. ".
Wales. J. j. Cole. James L. Sharp Joe
E0esiich. y. :. Duhbs a NJ. Cad!en. Ed
ward c. Cheasty. J. IL Esniss. 2. J. Glen
non. John K. DoFr, A 3. Noyes. william
b. Loud, 3 Selig, James Lee, r. A Wing.
George u. Piper. J. Berkman. F. d. sey-
mour. r O. Hin. F. L Jacobson, Del.
HarhagEh. James Campbell. J. II. Closs0n.
Henry Schurtt, f. W. Mitchell, z. II. Kill
bourne. r. s. Sylvester, o. s. May. ]. X.
Basye, L. NJ. Hsonan. James F. McEiroy.
A Schlossnaehsr, H J. McSorley, Charles
Osuer. ii. Levy. W. =. Armstrong. Ellis
Morrison. A II. Harrison. G.. Beninghaus-
en- L. s. Mayer, 5. s. Bailey. T.. Rcsen-
berg, William II. Howard. J. Redes-
sheimer.
G. E. Burnside. C. s Clarke AMI George
s. Bush were elected trustees.
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Ea.yA sr fs9o shxr-ss trpwses Chsrses
Esd~~ ". Z D01gEer-y, y. Il Horton
O ". SAoop ART A. Il Sop.-
TIE case &C the stale az rel Cummings
VS.. g. A. H. as justice &C the pezcs. vas
Transferred yesterday from tne criminal 10
IRE civil Department. and ths --.zi bs@oga
Judge Rezso1 resulted ia Affirming J19s-
inert fer TIRE plaintiff
Indignant was fled yesterday for rs a
e favor e Thomas s krutx axs.nEt Yer
IN n NcPkseers e. al. with decree Cs
foreclosure ca The south IS feet q lot y.
block l. szreer- EnKnar Real Estate Co1s-
pa1v's First add tea
Sh@EzHs saEe C. PEAL estate II the case
Of TIE German Savings ard Lean Sccsety
vs- Frederick 8 LsWGise es TX. was co.,
frmed YESTERDAY by Judge Mora TIE
property Yves BID II By tas psafntiy .or
e. Go. TIE largest price for single par
CO. or lot was kla.51. for Lon s. block : A.
A Denns~s plat
TIE TWO consolidated cases % the West
err Nil Cor1gany vs. r. A. Cooper ., al
came on Tor hearing before Judge Moors
yesterday on petition 10 revive judgment
TIE tu6Eu1sns debtors failed 70 appear,
ard delA alt was entered against them. and
the petition was granted. The same ac-
ton was taken IN the case q 2 e. Miles
Co. vs.. the Denny Hotel Company.
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Marie ". Plnrey has taken default
acaInst the So e9ish church
In tha estate % Thomas Gonzales = Ger
tined copy - inventory and aPprslsenaent
uas fleA yesterday.
Jane Thompson has Judgment against A.
l. Parker FOR SIS ~. interest 80 Attor-
rer-s fee, ard costs
yeNn 6. CTarsstYanson- - Norway. ysster-
daF Sled "a declaration 81 Intention 70
becogna az American cittzeT.
RI re1nis Res Judgment against J. r.
Nosas on g asa nroElisscry note, with
foreclosure g mortgage On Cream Issks
pr0perty.
TIE ss't C a. A Danny e. 81 vs.. John
K Brown - ~. has been FCtt5sG oGt q
court. ard vas yesterday dismissed ~
Judge Be7sos-
ne hsarsnx o. u. = Durfe's resort as
receiver os tne GfaeeG CITY Printing Com
pany has ben e; tor heariag netors 5Iess
Afoore next y sziaesa2y morning
Ths ccmmea observation % visitors Is
test tne courthouse grounds ara fhe most
perfectly ke@E lawn IN tH@ city EHEtEssr
Nans O Nsssen deserves koa oredst "a =
landscape Ear1sceT.
Judge Mcare sas signed cnG.ag- CO..
elus.0a ard decree 60 sAvaT - TIA plain
ttrs - tie fo4ioWlGS c42es- y. ~. tfTocs-
bs,ex "a Er2sk lr p stewart. !. q. Foyl-
81 - ! Il EsusstSFz-
In ths sul. az v II Peter vs.. Tomas
r rsr~w e a. JuEse Senses has s8zn@s
A. order rsa a5rs~g J. =. GssasoA So one
- ssa dsfea4sats. - APPEAR &0t answer
cor .sss-sn~ property owae1 ~ haEA
". &. RuEt~r. wes p-ssssss a. t@e FRO
bate wiD6aw 81 ths county c-eFSs osit-@
- ee--n u Kros Monday vfth severe
i-,ssas4srssstsn 4 BIS rEht csc. lie VS.
49, sa - onsf YESTERDAY - losx az1e- III
seus BUSINESS.
Articles - iEsccrrsaratsc1 Eers GIe4 yes
LA fav FAa Safessy Afnzas Cen psly
,,ta.fzl xgaak &c -. IA a. Stars aus
lees. isaac 8sErilazaFns. AS11gasAs ssssa4sgs
az wa.4TF a <cargeee=. aa8 for re y a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
BREyITIES.

TIE funeral os Mrs Catherine 9'Cc1r sell
WIS held yesterday az esse Church OF Oar
Lady os Coed Hap TIE informant to3k
place IN Calvary cs-nsts-y.
The remains o. William Bruce. wao WAS
killed by failing srse a. Gosas- Z afcDon-
aids loggt7g camp. n S1oacr1Gzh ecnnsy,
were buried IN IRE Lake View cemetery
yesterday from Bennsv G. STEWARDS chap
81. Rev. joan +. Damon conducted tAs f1-
neral services
Health Officer Eames. who has been eZ-
toykng 2 vacation a. q Summer resort OF
the coast sozIa a< san Francisco. Is sx-
pected homa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
PHARMACY ASSOCIATION.
OnHcers Installed, Committees Named
and the Body Adiourns.

The Washington state Pharmaceutical
Association last night closed its three days
session. Immediately after the election q
Officers on Tuesday adjournment was had
20 particpate in an excursion on Lake
Washlngton. provided for by the local as
recitation. Three hours we're pleasantly
spent on the lake on the steamer l. 7.
Haas On the return q splendid banquet
Was served AZ the Cafe Royal. which was
enliwened by swsst strains % music.
The evening session commenced a. ;
o'clock Installation of officers was the
anlv business OF thls session. Ex-President
Srhlufnpf on retiring from the chair ex-
pressed hts gratitude 20 the association
ard introduced the ofYlcers-elsct- Priest
aeut-eiect T. Korr addressed the eonven-
ton and guests ~ the evening. revlew.ns
the history Of tha zssocta fion from its IN
rfpleucy untfl now. and thanking them Tor
me honor conferred upon MIN. Dancing
was then INDUCED n until midnight.
At yesterdays session the following
rar.sa persons were elected. one OF whom
shall receive appointment on the state
board Of pharmacy. such appointment %
he made hy the governor: J. " Near
thar. clifford stonf Atbsrt Muller. Harry
Elwood Michael Ryan.
Repoyts Of officers ana ell committees
were acted On 81 the morning session.
President Korn announced the following
committees:
sTrnNa Interest," .. STOUT, OF NCfE7
ysbirsa. Theron Stafford. % Elari; (.
r Mann, q Olympia
Papers and gue~tss-f1r. f Boi}nk OF e
sttle. p. Jensen. Of FsrnhiIi; George "
Quiet. 81 Tacoma
Prize es-avs-Taeodors Parks. q llwsco
George sloan. az Ec=,ya: pr. J, soule of
Kent.
Teg's'sture-Frse Mar. e Olympia
~. Day. 81 DAYTON: :. II I&nS. q Sc
atsie.
Board = pharmacy recor3--F- : FilE. O.
Sea-.9e. A q. wTnkaaa. 81 Tacoma; NJ
cfgael Ryan q VISTA WsEa.
yN>91aae ~ pNnrmary-~W. ~ Rector. e.
csntraifa; w r PrRtt. % E,vs<sst; Iof
v9lsssr. % Such orstsh-
Fgaa7es-w 2. Epurey, q Tacoma. J
W McArthur. q Spokane: A n stswAr,,
cf Tacous-
ne following LADY Pharmacies were
3lat..p4 pasnahers e. ere association Miss
Anthony. Asss Campbell ard Mrs tiinrs
pr e RotlnS X Seattls. rad VeTy ia
,.ves-lnx rspsr OF the ~ 81 = - srnaA-lsf-
Tge executive committee VII dater-slss.s
sha sssrse ara riacz % ths next sesztos-
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save = Whole Half D,r

ny taking 90 Burlington Rcsz.e 80 ozra-
"a Kansas G-Sy, a.. LOUIS and F.9frex -
pond
Prom anywhere = - So~.h-v~s. Z,
cve-yws.-s n ira Soatheazt TIA Burfs-~-
Ton IS th- shortest, quickest. and n every
waw ts~ S~st Ina
Travellers vAo ~-zuS % ''rss taers" With
cut a r1omerEs unnecessary ss.sr- WI esd
sor tickets va B~llsnEs ard re burlington
Route.
7a~se routes % Chicago ans s. IossFz-
". BsFIi-xs. s. PAU ard Denver CON-
rzreznsrr ste@psrs sna h1Tst smoking ean~
are uzysshle s~T-u-es 90 cur s. Paul IN
caEo traIns. F'.rssst dining ea< servsss Il
she Hcrld.
~ ?. B~n+oa. PuEe. SCUM. axNnl- cor
Ter Tsxi-- way sne FIgss avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

Yes Cea TIE Chinese interpreter who Is
~. center around which Chinese EH1uE-
Cling case revclvsg, was turned over 70
United States Commissioner kisfer ysStsr-
day afternoon by his bondsrnss- Gee went
70 re county jal without any outward
show az sfspiea sure and according 20 gen.
eral belief. he was surrendered for tbs
purpose OF allowing his attorneys 20 c0rn-
neuce hAbeas corpus proceedings IN re
United States district court. Judge Bah
Inger. one OF bis attorneys. said that ha-
beas corpus proceedings would Be insti-
tutee. bet that Re would not deny or az
firm thar Gee was surrendered u order 20
aft0Vw az the hAb@Rs corpus writ bei1x
tsksn out There IS rttls doubt that TIA
case VIII BE taken tate sAs district eour;
On .hn ground that incompetent testimony
VS. allowed ~ Cora-.iss soner Etefen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Nan Named olsen Held Up on Pike
street Yesterday Morning and
Relieved Of $3.50.

A highway robbery took place yes'eF'
day morning about o'clock az the cor
ner OF Pike street and Eighth avenue
The victim was man named Olsen. ne
has been visiting IN Seattle With friends
or relatives near the corner Of Plks stres'
ara Ninth avenue. While on nls way
home yesterday morning ne was rns' ?,
two men who ordered aim 10 stand and
deliver. He put his hands Up over his
hend ard one Of the robbers Immediately
proceeded 70 take his money ou< of hi'
inside vest pocket The robbers c'a not
even attempt 20 search arsothsr pook :
e~fs blfshing the fact that they knew
where Olsen ksp< his money. Olsen says
his loss wns about sLA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

The posics have arrested william sugli.
~au charged wfsn roSning Frank Bonnsu
n Madison park fs~t szsn3ay IS tod 81
No~s-v's POST -g-sgI' geresr. Sullivan ~as
Yesterday ss4ne@ss ~ 5onns1 So ore o.:
re Two rasr who acso-upsni>3 hin .n "a
plezsurs seeking strca throuEa re PAX
EanrslTs hat ArA parse. eontat-ing de-
r.ssss eHzrk for So were soan3 yestsg2Ay
rear re alleged robb-~v.
SugSfvzn was arrslEr@3 h@r1~s Justice
Arssaz yesterday. bit obtaArsa coztsua-
aacs Ensl Sepse-be- =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

Chicago, 81: ST Louis. s4i. intermediates
points not 20 exceed above ca each TIES
tiay and Thursday untl October u. 1897.
over the Northern Pacific railway, the re-
liable and scenic route. Fer tickets, sleep
ins car reservations. etc. can at Northern
Pacific depot. Western avenue and Colun-
h.a street: city ticket osflce. FIRST avenue
and YesIer Way. !. - &adeaa. general
agent.
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rswars Larsen. wso Is employed at rs
-.rfrbv restaurant and J. 81 Naxsns, Who
works a. ths Ei0odiEs restaurant, wsrs
arrested last right ~ Detective CG6fas.
aid locked u at poli-e hsA6GuArtsrs The
s..s~+sv. found s.x ssivsrfns knswsz s.x
Fsrks SIX -sa~roo-s .nd sour tablespoons
n re room cccupisa ~ these men 80 ths
Abbott house OF PIKE street TIE 0-rer-
ship G. the knives. etc. las net been 9stin-
Italy Eeteruins1-
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~ s1stz Filled.

Actions were begun yesterday In the SD
oerior court as follows
Sarah p. Ferry. executrix o. Elisha p,
Ferry Va s W Scott-~ProrissoFy notes
u December l. ls9& $3.50
Hannah Peterson - a. ". Chrtstcphs-
Characterization s. and restitution o.
n. pennls VS. T. f Moses-Fronlssory
note q June IS ls-. s. 50 aa4 foreclosure,
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Guilty rs Charged.

Il took the Jury n che Kittls Wood case
rsariy eight hours 20 reach a. decision.
When c,ley sgreeG ~ 70 o'clock last nigh;
re verdict was guilty SIS charged" bu;
ne Jurors did fhs convicted woman the
kindness 10 recommend her 70 the mercy
Of ehs court. She was charged with grand
larceny the prosecuting Witness being T.
Chrsstlansou. The ease. watch was tried
hesore judge Jacobs went 20 ths jury az
ntclnrk vNassrfay af-nrnean.
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Nearest Mount Baker Mines.

SUNAS WASH. Scp<- E.-lTAs Place f.
the dearest railroad station 20 the Mount
Baker gold feds. and ths-e IS good
wagoa road from here - ere state trail
end then a good pony pack tran - within
three miles ot she rElAres Our merchants
czS~y a fsia Ara OF supplies for oat4TGlg
ard sell them az Seattle prices with
freight ADDED. Va are twsaty-foar miles
nearer TIA u1eres than WTnateoEA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

z -. cSFsav. CT re bark FrsEno rcw
a. Pert Gambia. wzs = re city ysx.s~-
cay f-r8srfnE Tor k8B is-yszr-oia s91>
James +. GIlssy WHO cane up troEz s@1
Era=ess~o yeksR-1Rv on r6e sg@7Eze-
v-GTls w-agza. al xzs s<@- 20 Lard al Ire
o1~Aa dock Gsls@y sxec.e@4 80 ESess
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Mining Association Nee,fnx

Ths taird annual meeting OF -. North
west Mining Association wnl ba nat. >,
Spokane October 7, $ ard : az whlrh .s-ns
q large atTenttaucs ard n most srts~nz.snr
programme = expecse3. Leading ~r,ht~-ss
pertaining 80 mining VII - 4 sc,ss~es s-s
each member vii BE given al oDpy~tarttv
20 be hard
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ROSA Hashonsh and YcIn kippur GER
VICES will De heid under <he auspices cs
Congr~gation C,hevr4 Blkur CholoFn, al
Morris hail, corner Yesier and Broadway.
Conducted by Rev. l.. Brooks. Tickets
can be secured o. 4. Weinberg. 10 Second
avenue south Parties unable 20 purchase
tickets viii be accommodated free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

-. Northern Pace railway VIII sal
,,,kvts - Il. Lossls ~ Chicago for 81. snE
al tres~-z. e ate penis not exceeding Above
vatss On szea TfsssA.r an7 THURSDAY ID
- a-A sne.aaa~g c<toce 2. ISg7. Far frl
=. -.ses.tsrx c-1n 81 te@ AorrH8rr Paste 80
So western SvS=@H za8 co2anahsa street,
ss.v ssk2. ETC.. FIRST avsnss AID Yesleg
49,. I. A N.4e4G- Es1s-z1 &gerr
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George W yogei and J. Murray. Of Dxw-
soa CITY. Registered ~ the Dtsser yeAfer-
Gay.
"a Trernblay. CO isaauah. arrived a. ere
Dllsr yesterday; NJ TTernolay has fzss
returned from sksxuay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heury TTnkhans ana "a.
Misses Ttakharn. 81 Baraboo Via. Ar
among ia DzIleT arrivals
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MANY INCoRPoRATIoNs.
since January 4, 2T4 Companies,
With a Capital OF S25s, .S0I 900.

II is doubtful WHISTLER any city IN the
United States. or IL the world for that maj
ter. has eQUaled the record % Seattle this
year for the number OF companies lncor-
porated. Get your nearest neighbor 10
guess the number. and See how FAR he Will
miss It. Since January I there have bssn
no fewer than "a articles Of Incorporation
aled. The total amount % capital stock
named reaches tire enormous total up 70
September Il, Of So. 81, ~. A. TO the pro-
portion Of tais amount that has been actu-
ally paid n. that Is another story.
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Hasor~ xasag On SEA voyage o. into TIE
..sns~v. 80 sure an1 put Box = Ayers
yssfi. In vofr vaiise. ! on Euay h&Ve occasion
= thank us for thss aiht. To Fsassve Con-
...rastsn biuousaszs and nausea. Aver s
~. are re best N TIE world TAey ara
also easy 90 taxa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

ane passenr>- STEAMSHIPS op~-.s.c ~
LIE company are among thu nne~. 49,.
among them are ths s-ezrzxh.-.~ 9
LOUIS. Isszf tors. g. Paul. II I'D $50.
FarHn. 1850 tons. New Tcrx. u SO &C.,.
E@riin- sssI tors KeastrFtor. = 80 &C.,
southwark. sat torss. PvS.~a=r1 ---s
tors' Wex.srnizr6. s.s3s tcs.s. sne ro,~s-
iazd. 5zsz tons. a'1 =
"n@n asked regarding sE~ on@ez~. 81 49,
vfsst. Mr. Higbes said last rssxht az -.
Sa4aier-efrzrd. 81 simply wtx<ss =. e..
. city 81 which I have rA1nrsk~ 49,
nearing SO much. To say that I ar, So
pFsed az the life ant hzzsie ews-vwhe~~
20 DC sen would be xsperaEous Sat
tie s certainly destined 20 hec,sr~ a ,r-s,
CITY In tire near -Etur. It's location -
TIE sosnd offers wonderful afvanssxs. =,
eonHaercs have come here with 70
eessgn % ESTABLISHING a xrAzr,zAt-
route but ara Simply taking aavzrres@
& Ar. Fahrestock-s ar1nual ,assr 81 -
spscIion CT the coast 70 yizIt TIE coun-
Try"
william Kahn, O. San Frar~tzoa a. - .
nrzta u Kshn e Hsrzov, ssszzzsAs, So
x&'1rpad zorEar&lzg agxuts, arS = n
FORESTER. general agent OF ere fre5xN. t.
parsrnNnt 81 ms Scrzhern Pacific a. ean
p Esnetsco. ~cre 2--oc& ths wswstarz a. 49,
railroad ofacsa n riozse- place yextersay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

Louis Klodt. the jsweler. Second avenus
ard Marion street. received an enormous
burglar and oynsmlte--root safe yester-
day. which he claims no burglar can open
IN xwenty-foUr hours.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

ess,rthsrn F,scisc Railway Company ~
r,aks rae C 81 - - Loats sn@ So to
f-es~.so ard rates % inteT1aaslaass E@asnts
net 20 exceed aeovs ca each tsessaF asi
z-9-ss-~s.av 70 C,ctsosr a. Issz- Cali az Novsa-
- pxrfae seFot. or osgy slckes orzes. J. a
NaG=zn general GE-nf-