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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

tY- Tie Satritauten oC8 BOOTHS 8e.
mon eminent" uerfol9et INNER nod ben
alteu Ylan, ,hre b,riibu N Ell Seilmitiel per.
ilhCn uuo lid oafir ert besableu All laiien,
nahoem bieielben auf ib:s 8eroeute ourh
ben getrant 8epriift fro. 49'ba
69s- 1rost rod ter Commercial
Bouquet G'aarre ron tU s. .. @ ire
G'aotreu 90 bonn s!ha'iei ihr be bette
SO 2 @'aorrf. Die III IL 9ercuht hatt.
3u ps': u'sn tst t0'r Oi"olsrn. 3Sta
To- 6snfrsIoi ~ bsi rus rrh
wh' @'uis uIlttasr. uOs tsr DING
lrp @'n uno res t2O,OOO,OOO @losruh.
Wr botfn bic BOTTLE guapobI III ne.
o,,asr Yrcijen. 6 / .2ohrsr. 40 ia
N 1s i. .. Wlre Gi3arfen
Or. bot 'b,e @pmmnc'cl g>ornutt 81.
eorYe nui rem Wcr'f astrntI. Nnn Of.
lon Gdutnn ruo III fir cIsaHrnnf'
aslol,sr. &c rdt tisislbe ro fe tuirb
vi cf'0Ns". 98-ba
11sr Nn ardDitn tctUn mir bic
s'psie Nusmotl IN ter Sloot, unb ie
uo,sn rrh NE 70 tl0's ole ieet bel 6.
+. Ynhrrr. 49,bn
to- Stmm blyru mo 1enhsr tou.
erhnf' uno b "a Neis pouaitia bel 3.
M. WriQbi. 9o,tui's Nitls arasn.
iiter. 48bo
E& Mo II r,rrs,e hh aliisi oss
rfuen Glntss g.. Goa, g.. germoiu:
ItroFe. rst,r Iorhs,s g0,ruaa,enhanc.
luna, no en- iese' sns +; its nrp tiClan'
StutSeuQ 'ouii tu Sohu y. Wolisr.
Ed So 'tsn 0boltsu 1000 lnass
pa ,rte Steitl unb Sdute, Die tes bis
lisn H,siisa fuessn llh ole Die b fen
Ge'her'e iur WNhrnttr eiansn.
Sprttt Dor bel s u Iolter. ct.
SlQuh, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
Nic int 2NdrGeu =!
%pn Conn Tid)ter.

Sbpobl feline Itrenge &Glte berri6s
te, fielen Interchangeable Sfneeflpden
bonn Simmel. Die Wege trpden uno
bart 9efroren - uno bod tein 8lattz
els ; elm eftes, fr0hlihes Weibnad)tse
tpetter.
Observation-Disclosures brdngten iih auf
ben StraBen. ollie NSelt bate es Ell
lig, por p0Qiger Sunfelbeit feline leb;
ten Seiorsungen 81 MAIDEN. Sn Der
St. . .ltrdBe trtppelte cine iunge, nit
pdtstsn belapene Dame, bur6 bic
oidtsn WenI6enmahen. Oas 5ierz
li9e, mittelgroBe 5igiirhen itedte III
sinem griinen, fuBfreien Su6an5uge,
Der elegant nit Yel5pert p%erSiert mar.
uno auf ben blonosn, t"raulen 20d6en
1ab elm tleine5 YelSbdrett - ihief
uno Elm ipenig fed. Sin alter Siener
sina TER Der Dame Der. Nun bog
man in bic t. . .itrabe elm. nSeus
mannden", iagte bic iunge DAME,
rtpir iinb sleih 81 Saule; esbsn Sic
rur pprdrs, it) babe nod elnen tleiz
nen Sang" Seumann, Dem man ben
llngarn anbOrte, metnte beoentli6 /:
rIbsr - Srailein, kerem es lit
idon gang %finIter, unb ullerbanb 2aite
iinb auf Straben! - 8snn Sbnsn
Elm Malbeur paIiirte?" Inter benz
pelamiib6en leu6tetsn 5pei blaue
augsn ~mutbipillig bsrpor uno la9tsn
nit benz rotben Munbe Inn bic
Wette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

SIN gsgriff, bas SpeiIs5immer gu
perluien, fisl iFr 8lid ouf bos lebens=
grpbe YortrdtS elmer Dame. Nb -
nun pubte lie IS aud, mo tie oieic
Iu9en, biele5 feline Profil geIeben.
Srauben lGutete bic 8lode. Sell
mann ppute ntht eirldTen. ,Gs lei
gu ipGt dber heute lei ESQ Gbriit=
abeno - pisocrfpmmen." !6prtsnIe
sins binuus, nm nud5uieben. Sn Der
9~eDffneten Gnt ,eetbiir itano - ibr
Better.
SortenIe err0tbete bis untsr bic
blpnoen S~tirn.Sdden; ais er i'm 2lufs
TRACE Der 6irmd q. ibren @ater gu
Ipreden ~perlaN9tc, elite lie IeIbit Dor
aus.
8enige M~ltQenblide ipdter itanb or
einem giitiQ bl,Genoen 6errn gegen=
iiber, Dem er itin gtnlieQsn leiIe uno
red)t perIe9en portruQ. g8Gbrano ST
tino feline Nqudrelle cntbiiute, berlertte
er gar ni6t, iOie ~eritaunt i'm Der 0ez
beimratb betrohtete. Sdlm aber bate
.r ems Der @iloer CUR S0uno genoms
men uno ben g}dmen DGdlpure" 9eles
fen, 10 riei e.:
rSie Ielbit iinp Der Wldler oieIer
Silber? Sic rennen Ii1 Salpure -
Gttino 0ulporc? Sdben Sic cine
S6psiter, 9loelina nit Numen?"
nSu, mein 9err - tie lit bier, in
bieier Stubt - llno Bel mir -"
Itbemlns borhte Der 0ebeimratb
allf jeoes 8ort.
LIMB Sbre Stern -? $50 1T SDre
Mutter?"
rOiupanni 0alpore, mein Sater.
mar Elm bebeutcnoer 2onoTAaFtsmolcr.
Gr itarb ourb Die &ugel zines Ban
bitten. W}Onu:ld, meme Wtutter, aus
8rdm nm i'm. g3jr Iino Mdiien."
nSbr Iejo & nidlt mebr - 0ott Bat
mid SUD finoen ldT7en. On Ioait Rem
'tets erIebnten Sp6n mir crieBenl
&omm' an mciu @er3, Gttino --
uno niNe. Nlanuela, Define Wutter,
ipdr msinl Gdapeittr."
limb eba Cttiao nod rctjt ipuBte,
mic i'm oei6eton, lag er in ben Dir
men Geou9uro StiQftieo's, rcr Der
Gerbeieiienbsn 6orteuie 3urief;
nSp loui Dptb, WGbel, uno iag's
Der Wiu.ter!". llno IS mar ipirtlid1
allies, ipie i'm Wdrden. - Ses Ges
tcimratbs id0ue ShpeItcr mar Dem
armen Wtdler mad 2tdlien 9efoI9t. -
2us aGe 8rieie unbedntiportet blieben,
D0rten Die Na6rid)ten uuf. Na6 Sab
rem iIfte Der 8ruoer Die S6rpeit:r.
Gr fdno hire Spur nidt mebr. llnb
rie Elm Wdrher erIGieu IS ben beioen
@uiien, ais ie unter Den 2i6tsrn oes
glibernoen Weibuu6tsbdumes Itdne
ben. Die feu6tThimmernoen 9(ugen
auf bds Bib Der teiBgeliebten Wutter
9ebeftet.
IRA, &inoer - nun iperoet SUD
81 uns! @ir noGen aud infer 5beii
on 6reube uno Qeio baben. 6elmdnr!
Die 0ldler! Der Puni6 muB beiB
getrunten perSen!."
SortenIe a6er fliiIterte ibrem Set
ter" aus Der .S6rceldlpine" I'll: Oh
neller Goriin - 0u iagIt botb nifjt
glei6 mas BON meiner GutI6partie
nuf's @inttsis p" Gr iaote rihts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
70 III m,r n.d. bas Ysrtnelt. selte'

Is II. m,r n.d. oas ysrtnelt. selae'
ben."
SAT- battle lie iiber bic fomi{fs
@ffaire beralih seldHt. Nein - Elm
Ylid in bies bleihe, traurise IntliB,
unb bas 2afen erItarb auf ibren Clip
pen. - Sin Waeen fubr poriiber. Sic
rief ibn an, oantte nod einmal, errps
tbete - uno fubr oapon.
Sin Weilhen nod itano Der iunge
Mann auf berielben Steae, oann emit
flub Elm tiefer Seuf5er ieinem Ser5en
uno sr ieBte ieinen Weg fort. Sn
einem alien, fiinfitOdigen Saule am
M%arttplabe itieg sr miioe nno abges
ipannt bic Sreppen binan. Sm obers
item Stodipert tlppfte er an cine NOR
i6e Sbiir.
,Yit Su ss, Gttino?"
sd bins! Define, S6peiter,," -
Der Hieeel puros Suriidgeldoben uno
Elm iunges. ihpar5lodi9es Wdoten
bon taum Iefs5sbn Sabren erihien
i'm Sbiirrabmen. Sin Bid auf oas
bleihe ermiibete Intlis oes Truoers
ulafte Die &lsine ebenfals traurig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

ee ,p 5bnen bic Nbreife etre5 8iinI,,
tre,inoes, Der Dor ipeni9er Stunoen
dbnli6e Yilosr BEL mir Iu9te, gSben.
Wenn Sic ii6 b%eeilen, oiirften Sic ism
nod lprefen tDnnen. - 0ier 1T Der
Same uno bic Wpbnung. Gilen Sic!
- limb ipenn Sic mir in Dem Genre
etfpas Suites mdlen pollen - lagen
mir: leAsmol 10 sroB, pic bisIe Bib
hen bier, tpili ids germ nebmen! -
ga nod ems: Sic - Sic 6rauden
Sarben unD YinIel oa5u -" Gr
nabm Elm blantes 3ebnmartitiid unb
reiAte es Gttino, in beIIen Sruit es
bciB arfpdllte por 6reuoe! SieIer
ani6eineno 70 trodene @eI6dftsmann
mar Der erite pobllppllenbe Weni9,
Der ibm in oieler groBen Staot be-
ge9nete.
ga. 10 nebmen Sic bod! 4ber
laIIen Sic ii6 bur9 bieien Sori9uB
ia ni6t ubbalten, iogleih ben !Serrn
auf5uiuden!!"
2eu6tenben 4u0es bot Gttino Dem
Mianne Die Sono unb perlieB bo9ers
freut ben 2ooen. - Nr6eit - enoli9
cine SeiteQung! Salt i6Gmte er iid
ieines friiberen &leinmutbes. YalO
bate cr bic Wobnung bes aunitireunz
bes errsiht. - IS mar Elm pornebmes
Saus, uno nur olf bic glntport. Die
er benz Gerberss qab, nbaB er Direct
i'm @uftruse bes aunit6dnolers g..
TONNE" lieB Der Yortier ii4 berbei,
Gttinp paIliren gu laIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
uUs III rin' Jot' entipruussn...~ 80"
Bon Grnlt Wtueuenbab.

SSh St"IA
@cm Walb tpmm' id gesansen,
$50 psiB bic Wipfel itebn.
Oarin emit 0Ogel 1an9en
limb isbt nur Stiirme ipebn;
gluf bartg~eirpr'nen Wegen
Shreit' ih CUR Stabt berein,
ga lpunoelt mir entgegen
Sin Iingeno WGgoelein.
Sic trGgt in 9dnoen ihpingenD
Sin SannreiS Ip%annenldng
limb gebt poriiber iingeno.
Seriiber ihlpebt ibr Sang.
Der bGlt mein Sers umIdlungen
Mit 3auber ielt'ner Irt:
IS lit Elm EpI' entlprungen
glus elmer Wur5sl CART. -"
8 Hp1entpunber sWeiIe
Ius zines &inbeS Wtuno,
Oh I9affit in Sdnee unb Sic
Sen 5riiblin9 mir 5ur Stuno'!
Tun ipp9t nit tauIeno Stimmen
lin mid ou3 Warttgebraus;
mir lit, ais ittpGrmten Smmen
Sm Selo nab Spnig aus,
Gin Summen uno elm Sragen
Hingsum in frpber SaIt;
sic pGblen uno lie trugen
Seimpdrt5 ber 8dben Gait
limb MbenoIhatten iinten,
is ebbt oes Widrttes 2duf,
limb nit ben Sternen blinten
Die erIten Ser5en auf.
Run bliibt ouf rotben Wangen
Die title 5reuoenIdat;
Mit SiiIten iii uno Brungen
SaS EoIenfeit genabt.
,Wie uus Die 9llten Iungen."
Sat 0ptt es luabr gemaft:
SIS lit elm Rp'' sntIprungsn," -
Die brad oss Winters Na6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

geim reiden 0e6eimratb Stiairieo
bur6flutbete ipoblige Wdrme ale
Edume. Sm groBen SpeiieIdale ituno
cine mG6tige Sanne olf benz ipeiB
iiberoedtsn Slide. @ortenIe, p~ergniigt
nie Elm Gidtdb6cn, legte nit Self
MAINS Silfe Oa8 leBte iilberglibernbe
6litteripert iiber bic Qriinen 3peige.
sd bente, mir lperben nit unierem
MISUNDERSTANDING Gbre einlegen, Sell
mdnn6en. Run ieBen Sic Die Hotbz
ipeinfla16en etipa5 narm!"
.9lei6 - gleih, kGrcm! - 2(ber
;s nod Gait bis sur 8ei6eerung!"
SortenIe tonnte bu5 Geii6t hires
rHetters" aus Dem .2apinenItur5e"
niht per9eiIen. Wie traurig sr breinz
blitte per er pobl iein mofte?
Ndh Ieiner bijrftiqen &leioun0 idisn
es Inn nift gut 81 Qeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
Msibnad)ts:Y Bargains

l iolice @oloieor nit feiuem Ye,lbalter 9SI
l splbenf 6orntaMs 5epcr 9SGts.
1 Ntdel N~larGubr CSGts.
l ie,ne ott Gage &alnut Sdlasubr s2,9s.
6 Go9eIs oreIah platllrtc Melcr uro Ga
bfln 81. Is.
6 GogeIe cgtra p~latt,rte 2beelDiel 8sgts.
g lclioc Nidel l~iiterne 2bfelpfiel 5OGts.
q lciioe STERLING ~iilberne 3beelbiiel 50 so.
! lplio Sterling l~llbtrner 3nderlpiel $l.25.
SterlIn9 iilberne NupeitieS per Stud 25gts
Sollo 9olpene 1inoerrlu9e IS bis 60gts.
| auabcns3 albenubr MT Niasl StieIwiuoer
S2.50.
Cue nit Cob seiiilte Samenubr SEQ
Gtne Stlber pialtirte Vurlte, &amm lro
Spie9eIsSet 1850.
Nue Naare 9araniirt wie rspraientirt.
SSro9t nab anoercn bargains bel
ScbrAcer Elarf,
% Ct Glour, Niuu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

aber ct fab lie al, NIT Wusen. DE rpr
Snneres tief betpesten. Dte f4lante
Sanne perbreitets ibre Difte - letie
tniiterten bic griinsn ,3peise unb bas
Sitter unb Raui9solb-ber puni4
mar iiib uno bic Weibnadtsitoae 10
tDitlid. -
limb es ipar pirtlih pie i'm MGr'
den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
YSarnumg.

5armtrl, welde in Der golo Sprir9 Y,cua
eret Ster %iGulen uno Die Safer Mtrpsosr
gar nld)t oper teiddoiat Suriidl,eiern, sur
SarrIna, oGB luT se9Gu loltc Den Sdup
bes 8elepes a%ntuenben rcrocu. 8 terN
Sllt, Cob Spring, Ninn. 23
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
Scbr0cer Start
Ct Glour, "
gu p%erfamten.

|us Observation-Disclosures periaufc id
meine SdautplrtbidaIt usbit Gnrldtugl.
cas bette geltait oleicr Nrt IN Hitmolo, "a
an9enieiersm Hre,ie. Ndbcres su erirdstl
bel N.S uoins, Tid mouo, Wlnu, 2-3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January 4 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transaction. since January
l. 1897, are s. OF. ss5.ai. There were fled for
record yesterday II deeds. sggregating
81, o27. 6. Following IL a list furnished W
the Seattle Abstract Company. room 4ls
New York block:
Belle Marklc and husband I. 4. 20 Ella
garden tracts. Oct. S, los 81.
VIM. p. Harper et AK. 20 ~. y. Baekus.
lot :. blk -. Mercer - aad. March "a.
Exe
Paul L. ssernberx ct III. 90 w. II. Cor
nell, lot 10. blk q. Br0oklya add. April 10.
shsrin 70 u. F. Ball. sw nv sec q. z.
g. April T. tes d.
vktor Hugo LinGaa ., ux- 20 Richard
Eiessrllr4y. lots "a TO n, blk /. ksslwood
add % Tacoma. April L. TO
Columbia a Puget Sound Railroad Com
pzny 10 Northern Pacific Hallway Com
pauy. undlx following part lots and 2.
iik 80. and part lots !. and =. blk IL.
Seattle Tide Lan6@ Jan. -. 81
Daniel Baglsy & gx. q Alice ~, Bag
Nortn seattle: > q feos lot :. Blk Il. Bel
4 Deuayss sid: lots / ard 2. blk 81. J. j..
Moss Isl add, South Seattle. wi@ no ~
us see g. p. I. ecTes April :. $1,000.
r. r. Whittier ~ E0ss L. FAfttler. Attor-
neg. and KoEa l.. Wittlsr 20 Eloreucs
I)orFoxaee. ma 10 .. b.A !. Daxters add.
FEB. = So.
otto, wss ne n@ sec s. 2, 9. - acres. April
-. si5a
sarah ffumes 70 Daniel r. Gross, lot
Z. DIX a. Dessny A. Hsgf's add, April u 81.
Fr~8erSck NoTe et Bx. 20 Charles W a
.era VII ne and e - u~ ard nv NV AID
ss nv sec =. q Z, Zte acres, Aps1l =. = c ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20

ent have Very little disturbing effect On
rates. ard that the weal-knowr methods
for maintaining them viii soon become ef-
feS;2ve sEsia- Meantime rates ara
stea6ier than they have been for years.
the causes for which circumstances have
been set forth n tsis paper. Lawyers AZ
Western lines ara daily discovering broad
er and yet broader opportunities FOR re-
storing the Western Passenger Bureau %
Statistics sud Information 20 almost the
standing Of the cid Western Passenger
Association
\ very important Influence which has
tended towards stability and solidIty ths
past few DAYS i the opening Of branch
lines after wear!soEne sequence ot snow
escckaaas and foods. This has set for
ward an immense volume OF business
which has been accommodating. besides the
usual lively movement OF spring. Mer-
chandsss has begun 10 move Ia al cirec-
tons with considerable impetus and pas
Senger business has been stimulated Ne-
ccrfingfy. For the first time in months
trains 80 and come with = throng OF le-
climate travel.
There Ia some dissatisfaction with
Christian Endeavor rates. bat the chances
sre the railroads VIII adhere 70 the ortgi-
nal agreement regarding them. An open
break would spread far over tho common
pastures. Eaks' rates win he one fare as
agreed and special rates for other events
show little signs OF tumhling. Altogether
passenger men have great reason 10 Ia
grateful. FOR business and tariffs promise
70 ~ norc1al-s great contrast TO that
which they have recently experienced. A
significant sign % the times Is that Chair
man Caldwell has been entrusted with
the handling % special business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20

Saturday elcses az 7y1e. s.a-sea tbs raorn-
rs - one mighty eo2nG from sz.c % &c
zlSner Inera wzs . differences q &c per
1aSAel II price between the nrsS ryAnsAa-
tens made s-u4 Iii 41soGzsy IA different
parts ~ sne ut. Both May ami July were
o9asHs a. ssozn &c - rs Wiz a .ss
c1at1<.oz aa3 haste - d. business during
TIE ErS- few exciting moments eh2< inca
standing alongside % each other n me
% were oalag business a. nc yer e%iShel
differences Most Of the usual statistical
EsSs Was wanting. owing 70 tha closing
o. TIA fo<etga markets during tzc Easter
Eoll1Ass- private e&olegrAnS nowey =;
showed a curb alvarez az Liverpool equal
% 30 per cSzsheA. Although reports rro~n
the growing crop were enough n them
Selves 10 pro1Gce ssroag market i =
probable thai after SA1urasysS bulge >
Te2ct4o2 wou&3 have beer recorded le3Sy
Rad Il not been for the outbreak Of hos
Titles u Europe. As y Was after fhe
rrs- Md scramble. tie excitement Dee An
10 Gle down. TIE market aeAvss and
sa1k and heaved again - great. Irregular
lti-ows Tor 81 hour before its motion got
eained 6own for willie 20 the COMPARE
tive ripple ot IFS ordinary ractaations.
Realizing during this G2E2e was enormous
Line AFTER Ire Of long WHEAT was thrown
ou thu market and acted Ike OIL on
stormy waters Indeed this fact probably
prevented what many looked for today.
namely SO " heat Cacahy. Lana & Ear-
rett we're the most soaspleGoas sellers
during the first hour. the two former sup
posed TO be taking proTlss ca focg stun
whIIe the Latter sold sor the short account.
C1iaahy and Linn were creAted with
clearing something ike s1op.oo each as
result Of the day > transactions John w.
Gates, q the Illinois Steel Company. ard
W T. Baker also won heavily. Before the
price settled dow in the manner indicated
" had touched Sac on It's downward
course ard reacted TO around sse- 1t rose
again 20 ssASc once more. got down TO tsc
and chc=ec ar that Chicago received car
loads o. W heat and -, 10 bushes were
taken out ~ store. Minneapolis and Du-
luth receipts were sss car loads, against
81 the corresponding day OF the year be-
since SATURDAY from the four prfnelpA.
Atlantic poEts were equal Ia wheat and
-four together 10 -A.qco bushels
Corn was influenced chiefly by the ex-
cited feeling IN wheat and much resemoled
that market IN the wide range OF prices
Oats opened firm on account or the war
scare ard sympathy with wheat and corn.
strength. with free covering by shorts.
Provisions were excited for q lew MIN
gtes az the start by war talk.
Chicago Live stock.
Cattls-Sales were On basis OF G.S9
42 for ordinary dressed beef steers. Up TO
s. .esS. 5 for good 70 prime export cattle.
with "dp top lots worth s. Seus ~. Sales
largely At A.S45: stockers and feeders
were active AT the usual wide range
Hogs-Balk, xi54Ji.Q, heavy packers
S. 7sa3 50. one lot OF @So-pound hogs
brought f4.2Z1z.
further decline OF about ioc per 100 pounds,
sales being slow al s.. 75<Io. 10 for common
to prime rocks- Native sheep. sS.ses5. -
Westerns, <t41i.S5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship City OF Puebla arrived yes
teriay from San Francisco.
Schoonsrs Loyal and Pilot. which have
been fishing during the winter for halihut
in Alaskan waters. are NJ port
Steamer Chiicat. which has been run
ming from Portland 10 coast ports as far
souih as Rogue river, has gone 10 San
Francisco and viii go on the Eel river
route.
While working near the top OF the gov
eminent dry dock at the Puget Sound ma
val station yesterday sailor fell 20 tho
bottom, cutting his face badly. IL could
not be learned last night whether he Was
otherwise injured.
CHIEF Engineer A. l.. Broadbent. United
States revenue cutter service, who has
been supervising the construction OF ma
chinery for the new revenue tug Golden
Gate has been assigned to duty on the
revenue cutter Perry.
Steamer UmatiIia sailed yesterday morn
ing at o clock for San Francisco with
the following list Of passengers: w. II. II.
Grean, William T. Phillips and wife. II.
H. Shole. Mrs. Kate CoosthwaIte, A. II.
Price. Mrs w Z. Porter. q. Wheghav-
ance. NJ. Curtis. Alice Rupert J. r. Ru-
pert and wife, Mamie lice, W. r. Hunt,
Madge Coming, Mrs. +. A. Bell. III. Lewis.
Mrs J. II. Shrewsbury, MIS-. J.. Cook,
clara L. Cook, Mrs. +. A. knight, 4. A
Bell and ten second class.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is.--Arrivei---
Stmr Sunol. from Grsy's hzrbor: stmr
Washtsnaw, from Tacoma: schr Moro.
Tillamook. stmr Cxarins and sglnr Homer.
from Coos bay. Sailed April Is-Stmr
Queen for Astoria, schr Ivy, for Gray $
harbor; sehr {. II. Merchant. for Gray
harboT.
REDONDO. April ls.--SaIled-Schr Gen.
Banning, for Grays harbor.
YOKOHAMA. April f6-Saile5-Br stmr
Empress Of China, FOR Vancouver.
SHANGHAI April E.-SAiled-Br sh
Stronsa. for Portland.
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THE FAIRPoRT DOCKS.


Hu&fntss Rt INC fss F ""
The recent report that the Baltimore a
Ohio railroad had made two important
lake connections. one TO Duluth and the
Northwest, via Northern Steamship line.
and the other 10 Chicago and Milwaukee,
via the Owen line, through Fairport. o,
has created some interest In the size and
capacity OF the docks at F2irport. Fair
port is the Lake Erie terminus on the
PittsbGrg e. Western railroad which. as
is well-hnown. IS practically BALTIMORE
e. Ohio property. although under separate
management For some years the Fair-
port Warehouse * Elevator Company,
which owns the docks ard the facilities
a, that point, has been spending great
deal OF money for the purpose Of putting
the plant IA the very best possible con-
slflon to handle q very large lake and rail
traffic The docks ara 200 feet Ia length
and contain two steel frame iron-clsd
warehouses. each 4Ssxa0 feet. with cApa-
city OF l5o. 90 barrels. and there Is. In ad-
dstion. a 900 eoo bslshel iron-clad grain
elevator. The channel is being credged
from the mouth Of the river 20 the docks
and. when completed. depth q eighteen
feet OF water will be maintained. The
Fairport terminal was opened FOR lake
and rail package, freight and grain trafic
on April IS. 1881. Prom 1891 20 1885 there
we're handled -. zoo tons % east-bognd
and rs 562 tons OF We&t~D1UnG package
freight. or total OF fIs.26z tons for the
Eve SEASONS. an average Of 2.Ss2 tons a
season Las; year there were handled
IL "a tons OF east hound ard Zlssss tons
of west bound package freight, showing
an Increase o. 81 per cent. over the aver
age for the previous Eve years.
Fairport has also handled considerable
grain. From 1891 90 1876 the total was
2T&4S72 bushels or an average o. s4s,sfi
Bushels a saas0n. making about I'VE me-
sgura sfzsd cargoes. but during the tirne
navigation was open IN 80 there was
handed sfe1. - bushels q grain. or four
teen ard thrse-tenfils tirnes more than
during the previous ave seasons.
More grain was handled during the
erpt forty days OF Tire season OF fsss than
eras handled during fas first I've years
that ne terminals we're IL operation
Now that both the Great Northern ard
rgwen Nnsz q steamships will trade BE-
tween Fairport and the upper lakes ard
Chicago ard Milwaukee,. Il n confidently
sxperte3 that tNs basgness vii - very
largely Increased this year. as the Ealu-
more & Oh50 railroad IS "a better Snape
20 handle buik ard package freight than
q has ever been In the past.
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The presence of wreckage In the vicinity
OF CiayQuot sound. on the Vancouver
island shore. has been reported by the
Port Townseu Call. The wreckase was
FIRST noted by Pilot Delano. OF the pilot
schooner NJ. III. Morrill,. Since then the
steamer Tees, returning to Victoria from
the west coast OF the island. brought in
the gu6geons OF a large wooden ship. They
We're picked up by settler In the vicinity
OF Clayquot sound. It Is now generally
supposed that some lumber carrier met
with disaster during the fierce storms or
March.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer
TAToOeSA, April ia =. m.--Barom-
etsr. - -. light rain. light fog. wind
south. sax miles Inward tug Wanderer.
Ia p. M: tag Boyden. s:2o p. M: Pioneer.
$50 y. N.
NEsAH Ray. April ls.--Light rain: light
southwest wind Tug Pioneer In bay.
Cl-AL-LAM BAY. April l9.-Heayy rain:
calm.
FORT ANGELES. April ls.--Baroneter.
49, light rain; wind west. four miles
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
..n., uARY r. pEnLEs

areamer MAKY +. PEKLEY
-. caIhrassa's dock, foot OF Washing.
80 for sylvan Grove. Bregnerton
NAVY Yard. Charleston. sidney
- a. m. 100 p. m. Sundays
m. 100 p. N. Returning
ssfney at s:B a. m. i1f.
vayy Yard. 100 a. m. 1873 p. m
Sssays leave sidney, 200 p m: Navl
.s.sv 40 O'Clock. Navy Yard, $40
ss11s-Iar<. Red Isl