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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-08

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Hero Is romance in real life that sadly
needs a sequel prevailing fault with
most romances that are not In the books.
A certain Cleveland youth was one OF thu
guests at a local gathering not long ago.
and met a young woman. also a guest
There IL nothing out OF the common In
this simple statement, although from just
such chance meetings long trains OF inter-
esting incidents have sprung. The only
popularity about this meeting lay In the
fact that several months before. In a mt
Of anger. the father of the young woman
had forbidden the youth TO enter his-the
fathers house. The immediate cause Of
this some " hat tyrannicai prohibition is no
part Of the story II Is s'.fiiolen: to say
VAS closed against the youth. and he ac-
cepted the stern parents ukasc as final.
And this explains why the chance meet
lng at the house OF the mutual friend took
on special Interest.
Well the youth and the young woman
chatted together and all was going well.
when suddenly an ornamental lamp stand
ing ciose at hand was accidentally over
turned. 1t fell directly toward the young
woman. the burning oil was spilled on her
gown, and in a moment she was ablaze.
AZ che shr.eked and turned to run the
young man sprang forward. He was
young man with clear head. In sec
ond he had whipped Of his coat. had IL
wrapped abou, the girl. and was beating
down and ssnothering the. flames al a rate
that soon extinguisheG the last spark.
personsiiy nntouehed. ihe young mans
coat WAS burned through In severai places.
and his hands were slightly blisiered.
Otherwise there was no damage done. 10
the great relief Of the frightened guests.
who were profuse In their praises for ths
young mans readiness and courage
TIE young man borrowed coat from, the
host rubbed a little vasetlne or his smart
ing fingers. and did his best TO restore the
eauanimity Of the guests.
a few days aftsr this eyenifui gathering
he youth received letter from the father
~ the Young woman. As he tore DTssD tho
envelope a cheek dropped out. The youth
picked IL M and noticed Il was for 81.
Then ne read The letter;
"Eir Enclosed find my check for N5 n
rsayrnent for damages suzfalred IN the az
fair Of Tuesday evening. Yours truly,
JOHN BLANK"
The young man looked tire letter oyer.
and stared hard AZ the check Then 10
drew forth a sheet Of ra per and wrote his
Acknowledgement "a follows:
"John Biank-Eir: Yours ~ 18TH inst. IN
closing personal check for rs. IL AZ hand.
/ return TIE check herewith Permit ms
10 assure you that the af'asr nf Tuesday
evening was RS; a Are safe You're truly,
GEORGE DASH"
Ard mp 20 the present writing the met
dent remains closed.
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Chicago.


CHICAGO, Nov. Arrivals Of cattle
today were small and prices ruled leul5c
higher. Native beef steers sold az SiHts5o
$50 for good 20 prime. the greater part
Selling al Si.S5si5.45 The stocker and feeder
trade was slow at s2.s0u4.5o, the latter for
7r'ne feeders. Cows, heifers and bulls
were active and higher. Calves brought
The liberal supply Of hogs were vel!
oxen 81 prices averaging SC higher. Sales
were largely at sS.55ts3.6.ia, the extreme
a. Sc being SS.aoltS.eo. pigs sold at S2.lQfs
1916, largely around s.. Hogs averaged
well in quality.
There was a brisk demand for sheep and
lambs and prices advanced loai6c. Sheep
were wanted at s3a4 for poor 10 fair up TO
AN450f for choice TO prime, choice West
erHs selling around $40 Lambs were in
demand at s3.1545: feeders. si6eu5; feeding
sheep, $.15l4
Receipts Cattle. l2co; hogs. $4,000;
sheep. 1900.
OMAHA, Nov T-Cattle--Receipts. $50
head. Market steady Native beef steers.
s.. 10000: Western steers. s.. SoGi4 80: Texas
steers. S3-5odl3.sp; cows and he.fers, $685. 30:
stockers and feeders, $500 40. calves.
Si.Na7: bulls and stays. s. 25u3Sa.
Hogs-Receipts, 2.Se head. Market shade
higher Heavy. So 52n35T'a. mixed, S352ik
d35s; light, S,55G3-6o; bulk of sales. $3.50
Q3571s.
Sheep - Receipts. 1900 head Marke,
steady: fair TO choice natives. S. SOFA. 10
fair to choice Westerns. s.. s56f+. y: common
and stock sheep. s35oGi4: lambs. $i.2oQ5 40.
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erSofIfTroN no. 9a-Be II Resolved. BY
~ fsty Council Of the City OF Seattle as
follows.
Il, Taat Il Is ths intention OF the City
Y seattle 10 improve Twenty-th.rd Ave
a. from East Columbia Street 10 East
fIrsen Street. Eas; Mar.on Street from
tTsnfy-taiFa Avenue TO Seventeenth Ave-
T. Twentieth Avenae from East Marion
fres. TO point 10 feet South OF East
fxye Street. Eighteenth Avenue from
b. Marion Street 10 a point 10 feet
- 81 East Union Street and Seven
Rspih Avenue from East Marion Street 10
II ponf ID fest South of East Union
tsset. By constructing therein proper sew
5 throughout said portions Of said ave
sssss md streets tine same forming con-
aysIinz sysiem OF sewers with a common
r1gle,). together with all necessary wyes.
cgsa.ngs. nsanhoies. lsmpho.es. ventilat-
IN. eaten basins and flushing tanks.
Z e. Tha, the cost thereof be paid by an
as<ess men: 70 be levied upon the property
Dating upon and pros.rnate 10 said por-
knns 81 said Twenty-third Avenue East
Maroon Street, Twentieth Avenue. Eight
,gader the plan Of Immediate Payment"
! the manner provided by the Charter
I'D ordinances or the C!ty OF Seattle; pro-
sde5, that whereas. the portion Of the
.sseFs 20 be constructed within Twenty
d rd Avenue and East Marion Street are
VoYi6sd by charter. only such proportion
4 ise cost Of sad portions OF said sewers
would be the reasonable cost OF said
twsss. with proper appurtenarces suit
he to The me- eSsities of the arsa or dis
&c, TO be assessed for this improvement;
eaa he levied as hereinbefore provided
nd the remaining portion or the cost OF
sen main or !ntercspting portions OF sad
s.ers shall be paid by the City from
b general fund.
49, That the CITY Engineer be directed
furnish TO the City Council an estimate
q ne cost OF said Improvement, stsch est
Esfs 70 show the proportion o? said cost
Z b borne by the district and that to he
81 By the city from the general fund
a. TAa, the matter OF making said Inn
feYsTent will be considered BY the CITY
,pancil a a session thereof to be held on
b. sih day OF December. iSes. at 7.50 O'clock
: n. al whlc. time all persons desiring
8 he heard before the City Council upon
Dc matter Of making said improvement
res notified 10 be present
Pissed the CITY Council the sra dsy OF
NoEsnlber 1858 and gned by me in omen
essen IN authorization Of its passage
u I'D day OF November 1898
w. V. RtNEHART,
President OF the City Council.
Eilet BY me this Bird day OF November
p WILL. IL PARRY.
f,f Comptroller Il Ex-officio City Clerk.
81 g. X. CoRYELl.. Deputy Clerk.
llais OF first publication. November 8
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CITY NOTICES.


above described In the manner provided by
the Charter and ordinances of the City Of
Seattle, under the plan of Immediate Pay
ment.
60 That the City Engineer be directed to
furnish 10 the City Council an estimate of
the cost OF said Improvement.
a. That the matter of making such i'm
provement Will BE- considered by the City
Council at q session thereof TO be held on
The 9Th day OF December. 1898. at 79o O'Clock
y. m. AT which time ali persons desiring
20 be heard before the City Council! upon
the matter Of making said improy ement
are notified TO he present.
Passed the City COUNCIL the 3rd day or
November. 1885, and signed by me In open
session in naturalization Of It's passage this
3rd day of November 1855.
w. V RINEHART
President Of the City Council.
Filed by ME this 3rd day Of November,
1858 WILL II PARRY.
City Comptroller & Ex-officio City Clerk.
BY c. X. cORYELi.. Deputy Clerk.
Date of first publication. November 5.
1898.
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RESOLUTION NO. S0--Be II resolved by
the City Council OF the CITY OF Seattle as
follows:
% That il Is the intention Of the City OF
Seattle 10 improve Taylor avenue from
Denny Way to Harrisot. Street by reside
waking and parking said avenue accord
ing 10 the following plan. to-wit: Side
walks TO be each SIX % feet wide and
along both street margins. with parking
walk and the curb and gutter 10 be con-
structed opposite same, thus .eaving a road
way In said avenue thlrty-Six tSbb feet VIDE
between curbs.
u, That the cost thereof he paid by as
easements upon the property abutuns upon
said portions of said Taylor Avenue undec
the plan Of Immediate payment" In the
manner provided by the Charter and ordn-
ances OF the City OF Seattle.
CD That the city Engineer be directed 10
furnish 10 the City Council an estimate OF
the cost of said Improvement.
"a That the matter OF making said I'M
provemeni viii be considered by the City
Council AZ a session thereof to be he'd on
the lsth day OF November. 1898. az 50
O'Clock y. m. al which time al persons
desiring 10 be heard before the City Council
upon the matter OF making said improve
meni are notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the 3r3 day OF
November 1898 and signed 10y ME in open
session in authorization 81 Its passage this
" V. RTNE.HART,
President OF the City Council
Filed by me this 3rd day Of November.
1895 WILL H. PARRY.
city Comptroller & Ex-otficio City Clerk.
Il X CORY ELL. Deputy Clerk.
Date OK nrst publication. November .,
iSaS-
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J. l.. w''sou. Tavson. e. Eofterfnan.
r. roaergart Mr. r J pariee. paefaud:
Rass,t EakeY vatenc's al. -. Brn5s rfala
and WE. Ta~orpa william T. TODD Wal
singforf. Conn. r r. RylaFd. &ew York:
A! Miller sookaH~. s. Barber. WrauEal: T..
]. r,owrsy f. J. Mcclure. sprkaaes ~ Boz
CERT. san Fraacssco: Charles l.. TrouS. New
York: Fsose n mics n. william Hos. Yie-
toTta; Ar and Mr. II f. P%ake. i.ng nj
r ! NsrfaFlasH. Dawson. 4. y. I-itt e
<o.-fh r@-sS f~zr~s@~ fyssh .irsorsa. H.
! Fahs Portland. r ~. Cranes. SpGgaae:
Miss kavaAaazh. Tacoma; II. ,. -su IN,
San Ffanclsco. e. T. Taayer, Rainier. OF.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nov. s-RspoFts Of SIC De-
ing offered FOR WaIla Walla wheat were
in circulation today, but csc was the best
figure heard OF for acrs9a. transactions
Valley and 5luesteyn were quoted az ga CSC.
Farmers ara not selling free.y and Dc tom
mage AZ hand has been well provided for
there Is not much disposition on the part
Of dealers - bid ap above export values
Clearesl-Sh Sllberborn with la5.els bushels
wheat: sh Sam. with a4.Sis bushels wheat,
both for OueenstQWn.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov. NEARLY all the activ-
lty or the wheat market was confined 10
the flrst forty-iive minutes trading. There
was very evident unwliingness among
big and little shorts 10 leave their con-
tracts uncovered over tomorrow's election
holiday, and the demand from this source.
while II lasted. was very prominent The
principal support Of the market apparently
came from the uneasincss in England over
the political situation. shown by a drop
OF 3-ls in consols. French rentes also were
easier. Liverpool cables brought fair &C
cepiances and inquiry for corn and oats
for both the United Kingdom and the CON-
ttnent TIE session preceding a holiday is
always notably dull. and today was no ex-
ception. After the early demand had been
satisfied The market dropped. Domestic re
ce,pts were very heavy were worlds
shipments. and the visible supply was ex-
pected 10 show a large increase. These facts
had a good deal of influence in causing a
d!mlnuii0n Of demand from those who were
buying on the European Situ4 ton and by
the noon hour 4 good part o. the early ad-
vance had been lost. During the last hour
trading was excessively Iuil bu, prices
held fairly steady. renewed covering by
shorts on small scale being sufficient t.
sustain the market Nav closed Ssc higher.
corn early showed some strength. mostly
through sympathy with wheat. hut the
subsequent working n wheat and liberal
reccipts ~ corn had !ururnce enough 70
cause a gradual decline IL the price ~ The
coarser cereals. Closed a shade higher.
The market for oats reflected the action
Of wheat and corn. When signs Of weak
ness appeared there was rather free Of
limited May closed shade lower
Provisions were almost at a stan }stiN.
The market was firm and nHFped by better
yard prices and The advance In wheat,
wat little trading was done vas mostly
of a scalping nature.
wheat, No. =.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
nov .-..,-... '-'''':.st s,,.cct..s.;: ~
Corn. No. =.
Dec ...3u. Qai7s p 81. 3l4.
May .2Ts6f23&. %7s %i@s 33S3f@52.
oats. No. 2.
Der ...27sGe4 - @24A SIS. 22s4
May e.. IA, e4A. 92t's 24'a 2i'4n2i%s
Mess Pork. Per Rnrrel.
DC $50 $50 So" $50
Lard. Per 100 Pounds.
Dec Dec So 70 $50 'f e..
short Ribs. Per 100 Pounds.
Dec ..A.sG 81 e2is 81 sH3 81 o.
Cash Quotations.
F.a5lr-F-asier' and about len lower
Wheat-No. spring. 81. ss4c. No , red,
SO s6+vc-
oats-No :. ssg@ssc. Ne. : wt.;e. 4-s.c.
No white zs'-f7c-l.c.
Rsrlty-No. = ;zs+s g., : O. b.
FssxSes.i-N9 sssefc.
Timothy sseds- Z@52eo.
Pors-MesS pr barrel SSHsf
IAa~8-per a. gours1s s - tG
FsaS-Sho-t sie~ to-1ss. 81 s.sgist
S9ou.1er~-Iory ssatezl. boxed s@4f5 fssc
S5,isS-Sssort clear boxed $40 al
sky-fNslAeFs nnssng4 xoo4s. PER
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General Quotations.

General Quotations.
Flour--Rsceipts. S4S barrels: exports.
.zfs harrets Market quiet and barely
wheat-Reeeipss. 4o795e bushels: exports.
le4..Ss bushels Spo, steady: Nc red
'5l4c Z. Q. =. Options opened steady ana
were advanced by war r1nors better
cables and local covering. In the after
noon reaction ensued. following a Liver
pool visible supply increase and moderate
unloading; closed easy at islsse advance;
Ne. red May closed Ieb.c.
HoDs-F'5rn.
Coffee-options opened steady, with prizes
unchanged 20 points higher. Sales. $50
bags. Including; November, 40; Decena-
Der. 5.sszSS. SOC. Spot RIG steady: No In
voice, Sc: No. iohb.ng, 6isc Mild steady.
Sugar-Raw held higher: fair refining.
3 IS-lsc; centrifugal. sS-test. sSsc, Refined
firm.
The vR~ihle supply.
The statement OF the visible supply Of
grain In store ana afioat November ). as
complied by the New York produce ex-
change is as follows:
Wheas-I70 o co bushels; increase la.A
0n bushels.
Corn-2s 7s7.oc bushels: increase. l.oll.oeo
Oats 91Soa bushels: decrease. Ns.ao.
Rye-s.oa0 bushels; decrease. i5S.lH.
Barley-S,l a2 90 bushels. decrease, sa,@V
Metals.
Pig Iron--Warrsn.s. s.ss7.N.
Copper-Lake. M2.6 5.
Tin-slS. SaaGls.5o.
Srselter-Ss. 1865.
Lead So. T2is4,3 tn. The firm that fixes
the selling price for miners and sme.ters
quotes lead al $50 at the close.
Boston stock Market.
BOSTON. Nov. 7.-Closng:
Ros> a. Mon 23s Parrot 80. ..... Il
Butte & Bos -. a3i.i
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BEsser-Market steady: creameriss. 149
Mi-c; diaries. iE~ulse.
CaeeSe-f2uist at "a fac
Eggs-EIrm, fresh, iSc.
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RESOLUTION NJ. 9a--Bs IL resolved ny
The City Council OF the CRY OF Seattle as
follows.
% That II IS be intention Of the City
OF Seattle to improve the alleys IN blocks
numbered Four IA. Five {aA and Eight 80
In The plat OF ihe town OF Seattle laid of
on the claims OF &. u. Bof,n and y. A.
series from James Street TO Marion StrecO.
by having ghe same with vttrihea brick laid
on concrete founda tion me, udsng herewith
such catch basins and drainage facilities rs
may lie required.
90 That the cost thereof Re paid ~ as-
easements unon the property abutUnE upon
said coat. nHous series % alleys Uatsr the
plan OF immediate payment" n tbs man
Ger provided hy the charter and ordinances
uf the City II Seattle.
80 That the tigy Engineer he 3irHcttsf 70
furnish 10 the city Council an estimate Of
the cost % said Improvement
40 That tnc matter Of making sAld M
provemont viii be considered ey the City
Council NJ a session thereof % he bed on
The Fourteenth oay II November asSs. al
az O'Clock - m. al Wh.ca time all per-
sons DESIRING 10 be heard before tae CIcy
Council upon the matter OK making sAid
Improvement are notified 10 be present.
Passed the CITY Council the Srd day 0f
%cxrfneer tS9s ard signed by HE IN open
session in aGthentiea;ion o. liz passage las
sra Gay u November. lS.N ,,
President II t,1e City Council
FGeI by NE this 2rd lay o. N9Ertn her,
fsss Ill. At Ann
stry Conptroiler & Ex-ofiicia city. Clerk.
~ q X CORY ELL. Deputy t.s9N
pate of nrxs uunAe3uoa November D.
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rrTroN NO. s2--Be Il resolved by
~ s-fy Council Of the City o. Seattle as
- il il the intention OF the City OF
n a. 81 improve Blanchard Street. be
49, rt-sf Avenue and Wc3tern Avenue,
s,'r.s,4sng and s.degaiking-
I, - Tes, fna cost tn.Teot be paid BY as
. y s,..-ts upon the property abutsing upon
- ss.,.lan Of said Blanchard Street under
- Ia 8. "Immedsate Payment" IN the
e 80 ~ oruvidsi by ~ Charter and Ordin-
- ~ The Cav Os Seattle.
~ Trzs IN. City Engineer be directed to
1 .rsst To The City Council an estimate OF
\ -, az said Improvement
y qss, the matter o. making said i'm
.evsr.ent will b. considered by the CITY
k,,.@T a, a session thereof 70 be held on
Z. ns eay Of December. 1889, AT 30
eFl.ck o. n, at which time all persons
[1s,srg 10 be heard before the City Coun-
& M The matter Of making said In
,vs-nent are notified 10 be present.
sstss.ssa the City Council the Bird day of
.I~sn.sssr. 1895. and signed BY me in open
rr.sas Ia Authorization OF It's passage this
4 say q November, 1875.
= -A' w. Y. RIIEHART.
President OF the City Council.
frnss by me this Bird 6av OF November.
= WILL RI PARRY.
r. rouptroiler & Ex-offieio City Clerk.
r. q K CORY ELL. Deputy Clerk.
Iats Of first publication, November 8,
81
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Ssatds. Nov :. lsss.
Exchanges al the seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
CisaTancSs. Balances.
Blk AKA n
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IMPoUNpF.p STOCK NoTiCE-T'Ae fell
ewing described horse, placed in tie city
rt..,n5 ,lrtohsr - iSs. VIII he SOLD az pub
lie auction 10 ;6e highest BIDDER FOR casa
IN hant % pay co.'s * impending 4nd
ativnrt.suS November H. lA.s a, 10
o'clock A n. a. the front door II police
headquarters. Sur0er Tara avenue and
les.eT way.
Drss. Cay aoTse.
The owner Of the shove described horse
helrx unknown - me
< : Red. CAses - poiscs.
Date ct first pCbAca ten. Ot3cocr =. lssS
fsFPpVNpEn STOCK <BTfCE-Ts1e f5l-
loving described horse. pla ed II the cs;y
Mound October :. 80. AZ. he Sold a;
o..n.lc Aacgfoa To the hlSheSt bii&er FOR
sAxh n aaud - pay cost 81 irnpcuadsDg
and advertising. November i0 isss az
= J.c.e. = Il. HI. AZ ttr fsoai door ~ |sss-
Ice headquarters. corner Iaira avenue
avA fHsisr way.
os.e hay hcrse. branded OF right shoulder
~ ard '.nesrt."
T.,e owner of Ire above described horse
t>csrg unknown 20 me.
T. < REED, Ch!es ~ Police.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat--Market urch ange1 export No !,
c.ui7, tsc. Ne. a8ueste5g1, Sc. milling No
! csuA. Sc, No. ! bluss-em- &c
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET
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LgAL FOR BIDS FOR CITY PRINT
lhg~tAs provided by Sec. 81 OF Article
o. the Tsty Charter
/ Aoisle Is hereby given 10 owners and
ayers n daily newspapers OF general
tfraation published In the city of Seattle
" sealed proposals 10 do the Ciiv Print
IL Ter the next ensuing fiscal year to-wst:
pm January j, iA.'a, II December 81 lssQ
- inclusive. VIII be received on or before
twentieth t2oihl day next after the
f'lraiion ~ Tits call io-wi;; on or before
y ssth day 0f <0vem Der 1898
Asra If such proposals shall be- accom-
Nsed ty bond with not less than two
ssstes ln The sum OF Ave thousand dol
Is = -" tn' approved by The Comptroller
g corporation Counsel, conditional that
~ proposal 30 accepted The party pr0-
l&sHg VII during the period mentioned in
q. proposal well. seasonaby and faith
- cause 10 ha accurately printed and
Sh@i according to law IN a certain
W newspaper manning ~ OF general csF
w. On III the city and published therein.
= s1d sinea'aF the matters aud things re
- eS A" t2 be- published In the city
49, rsN ~n21Fr' Qf the city Of Seattle,
" slaN Nith aHch bond BE- delivered TO
!. titf Clerk, scaled MP Ia an envelope in
- cta4td proposals and bond for city
s'ea proposals viii he indorsed by the
= s.'IA a. TIE zine Of such delivery with
oAie - MS reception thereof and VIII
-1<He0 nN tht CITY council as early as
~ hs e as next monthiy session there
A21 iofreupon The council VII by
90 announce the names OF al par
""osr proposals have aeen offered and
= 'L@ of iner proposals respectively.
: Ere suatr az city officisl news
t'At newspaper whose Ca ner or
.aefr aas offered the lowest proposals
aA.y approved bond. and Sach news
S4si 81 the beginning az the next
,.ss 's al year. ta-wit; an January l.
= al d9F.Hg sad Year Is9s be such
= gu cial newspaper"
.'s accom- p-lnyinE unsuccessful Vru-
t'N''s VIZ ae returned ~ proposers.
WILL Ii. PARRY.
CITY Clerk.
- = hyst publication, Monday. Nc