The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-08

IT had been left there while she had been
al q donation party. She placed the child
IN the room by mistake. The young man
his terrible fright.
II is possible that the Great Northern
railway will soon remove its shops from
Hllyard to Wenatchee. says the Spokane
the sacrifice Of number Of brick build
ings and the loss of much money spent
In Installing a first-class repair shop plant.
and has about settled upon the Kitti,as
county town of Wena tchee. on the west
side OF the Columbia river as the location
for the Few shops II Is said that the rail-
ways taxes are too heavy at Hillyard.
Charles johnson. section hand in the
employ OF the Northern Pacific. met with
an accident near Gibbons. Yakima county.
the other day. According to report. he was
endeavoring 10 show some OF his compan-
ions how easv ii was for hobo to catch
freight while in motion. and swing ur-
der the. box car upon the trucks. He at
tscnpted the feat as train came by the
grading crew. lost his balance in some
manner. and droDped OF the car with the
toes OF one foot cut nearly of by the car
wheels He was brought TO this city and
taken 70 the hospital where the toes were
ampuatated.
Calvin Fly and wife. living near Guy. in
Whitman county. are the uareuts OF trip
let's born last Thursday The three babies
am alive aud doing we'll There are two
girls. weighing four and one-half .pounSs
each and boy weighing six pounds Mr..
and Mrs. Fly are members Of new re.i-
eiouS sect known al the saints or the
Living God" and do not believe in doctors
or medicine. Ne physician was present
when The babies were born and none mas
very proud OF the babies declares that
God will take care OF them" The parents
are young people who had one child before
the recent birth.
Louis Rose. while out last week in Coos
county. Or. hunting grouse on Weekly
creek. found his dog struggling with
warmth in a large hollow log. Present
the opening In Tire log. with the dog swing.
Ing on It's ear Mr. Rose being supplied
ONLY with cartridges containing No. shot.
sran but s , good op so9 n' Being as
forded he olazed away. The shot took ef-
feet. seriously wounding the bear and two
oat ifeiess on the ground The bear WAS q
fne fat one and there has been season OF
feastinz on the Weekly plantation
J. c. Treutle returned 10 whateom on
THURSDAY from his townsste at the thirteea-
mile posi- on the state trail TO the Mount
Baker country. His party took an outfit
o. tools and supplies ON horses. and bsiilt
a cabin lexi0 on the townsi:e. The build
stopping there. The STOW Is about six feet
deep In the valleys. Mr.. TrsutIe says that
while every location stake and landmark
was buried in snow II had the appearance
o. being only ahou, two or three feet deep.
put that when they had dug TO the ground
N oFder to ouild the cabin they could lust
see otf over the snow banks. He saws that
X wiii De impossible TO do any prospecting
Tor about two months
Hon t. ]. Huford. agent at Siietz. Ore
cen. wao had been over at Nenalfsn and
tiafSou plains taking census Of the Ne
haaea and Tsslansook tribes. under order
OF me ihdian department. arrived In To-
ieso saSt week On hs way home He found
fso ts~s 'a4n tusrty five survivors Of these
once S.nsldefs oi. tribes who are entitled
% tns slasn indemnity which congress had
soSsd teen years and years ago. the bin
t~sans pigeoEa-hossi and the whole matter
iSTxostsa short time ago a relic bun
TER ~hase rosanx among the dusty records
.sid away Ga their little beds draap<sl on
10 the bi'f. gave notice 81 his And and
tAe department wants 10 knew who is en-
tttiea IN nar3ssipate in tee distribution OF
The money. and Mr. Burferd will furnish
tbs necessary information