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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-16

British Columbia: Vancouver island.
vs., w. coast. ouonkinsh inlet; position If
tiaFke fCck. reef southwest OF Sktrfn{sh
isiets; rock in Rattle bay: GAYS rassg.s,s
Bunshy islands. Capt. J y Wafhran
master Of che n. g =. ouadra. reD9rts
having On aimed from Cant seward ~
the sealing schnoror Dora SeixMra. All
mufh compass hearings If Clarke r0ck
al the entrance to oNoukiush inlet on the
west coast cf Vancouver island. The
hearings given ~ Capt Seward Mace
he rock about hale a mile \ - degrees
l. true ~ T. rnaEl from the poSition
assigned - II hy capt Clarke lie r.
water tHe summit % clara isiet bears
y. n degrees r. true me "a t. magl the
snmmit Of tnt uthernmost island OF the
Cutie group y. e degrees r, true IN 4
lnaSf ard the West HayStRCk y e. de-
Efees ". TRUE tNW. mag1.
Fapi Seward reports reef on which
the sehaoner Favorite gronnded. about
i5@ yards Ia extent marked slightly ri
Low wafer by a httls kelp. Arsi with a
depth OF oiUe feet or Il. with the SOUTH
eFBmoat tangent az SkrmISh isiefS group
hcar9aE \, '> degrees +. trls tNE "a f.
mag.l. the rock outside the point in the
middle ef Battle hay y Il degrees W
true tNW. magD. and the east tanSen,
Of the larger island az TIE northeast end
W trle South magN.
recS with six fac: Of water on T..
marked by ke}p lies - degrees = true
Tfs~& - +. magN LOO yards from, tb.
north point ~ the ialet Oh the west shore
of nattle hay Thu part q! R5ttlr nv
northwest at this islpl. that is the south
west NIShi of the hay. is an anchorage
f,t scaling SChocuerS, Crews are OBJ
tt3nci froru the Indian Village ~ AknSe
which IS - thS south shore IF thc PENN
au-a factgS she Cattle group
fGe moss sasteTiy PASSAGE through the
u nshy islands dotted on II . chart
No .I2s IS known rs Gays passage. and
MS examined ~ Capt WAlhsan las
sugumer II is quite straight. and from
fhr Sopaulrs. tfkra appears Ia b. 80 e.
ere The steam Schooner Mischief has
Used =. on several CCs'fts&ons. When taking
fsv .cs3.le "a sage between kytleuot asd
Al 1se ~. NJ : 1881 tN0ttG. 10 Marin
tT~ M 81 ottawa. 1881
Nyatrsrarnic Office Charts-~Nos AL
nsd go. II .. Publication Ne 81. coast
u; British Columbia eta. lSst. pages va
as -
by order Of the bureau ~ NAVIGATION:
J =, CRAIG
tanarsan.cr L. s y. Eirhrnernnh.r
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic office. custom
house. Port Townsend. wash. will furnish
on application free OF charge. full Inform
alton regarding the following notices to
mariners:
British Columbia. Vancouver island.
Onolkinsh inlet. position of Clarke rock,
reef southwest of Skirmish isiets; In Bat
tie bay. Gays passage. Bunsby islands.
eastern braakwater
France. north coast. Dieppe. permanent
light re-esfablished on east letty.
France south coast. river Rhone en-
trance extension of Shoals southeas,ward
Gulf OF ST. Lawrence. north shore. new
heacons on Whale Island. Flat Island. and
Hinaustan. west coast. KarachI harbor.
buoy marking southern limit Of port.
Lower California. San Lorenzo channel
and La Pas channel. buoyage.
Lower California. west coast. breakers
OF Cape San I.azaro.
Massachusetts, Boston harbor approach
buoy marking wreck In Broad sound.
Massachusetts Boston harbor South
Boston docks buoys at entrance 10
dFsdged channel.
Nicaragua. east coast Greytown. light
Nova Scotia. Bay Of Fundy. Port Matt
iand or Green cove light altered.
Nosa Scotia. Cape Breton island Little
Bras dor lake, buoy off ellis point.
Russia. Gulf of Finland. north shore ex-
nifition or lights between Ito and Aspo
scotland west coast. rocks in scourie
bay.
Texas, BFazos river entrance. light and
Iok siknal At inshore end OF the south
western tetty.
Texas. Galveston entrance. alteration in
hslt shown from second Turn gas Buoy.
Venezuela. La Guaira harhor temporary
discontiuuance OF Nlga light
~, ensznela Pusrta cabello. buoy mark
Ing telegraph cable.
virginia. Chesapeake bay Potomac river
entrance. intended alteration In character
oil ssnith point light and fog signal
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" AFTER FRONT NOTES.

Sseoner q s Holmes VAS tawef 10
E3akc3ey yesterday sy tho tug T3eaEaa
Collier spartan arrived >estersi tw f~e~,
Ss~ Francisco 81 head Black Diamond
eret
Stes-rt~ ThraShev capt Townsend j.
ees fponu San Francisco 20 load coAl for
Nl2sssA
Schooner Colby is a; she Ccfstrsi wharf
lasdtHe sfetghg sBd taking passengers Ter
tsovprt river.
1se S>a T3on. Capt - ~. Slsrs que.
s&tle8 tNrt3aY evening Tor uysa and Skag-
uas having ~ tow tae hR~eeS Ajax ard
Istsx tosaeyt with 30 teas az tgn,Srv. hay
or3 provisions and 4 number Q. horses
3nere ssca several passengers.
TIE barge Camden Is being fitted n,,t
Preparatory 20 leav.nE in dav q ,ss
feF EsNr2 and SSAsUay. She viii tss teu-
- nar' Nv ths tug Golden Gate ant
wat transport 30 tens % rfisrefAa vsosls
fseisat sa3 s!Ehty horses and cattle.
Steamer Noyc. FRA Sau Francesca
~t5 ptlsEe-go gXtcySss~ alterations a
faFNe - twenty-five gYssa viii - crspgryss5
ca tfse wvFA. whicA Wt}I }se Nusyas.f m a
wei she Sail hsFc ae@ou1asoss ss }r,1.s
fsF - paS~eHGTrs sad @&5g sslI tfe IN
'-s@.sssa tos Alaskan EAosgs.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

CAMERON-Tn Seattle. Friday. January
n irfs a Cameron. q native OF De
fario. aged g years
Deceased leaves a daughter Mrs A. r
Fuller. He was a member in good stand
ing Of re A o. T. W. tire Masonic or
der and the Order of Chosen Friends
The funeral services will be held today
at o'clock from Batterwcrth's chapel
KLEgEs-In Ballard, Saturday. January
Is I-ss, Of lnanttion. At he family nome
Eiseie Kisve. The one-fnonfh ol0 cniid
CT Peter and Mrs. Kieve.
WASHINGTON = In Seattle. Saturday.
January. Ia. lsss. presume bly, OF apo
piexy a. his reSsdeflce. foot Of RePno-
lean street, George William Washing
ton, aged 81 years.
HERBERT-In Fremont. Saturday. Jan
nary Il Ise from the effects of an
operation. az the home OF his parents.
Thomas and Eva Herbert. Fred H. Her.
bert age II years and months.
Deceased was q member OF the Seattle
high school and Of the Christian En-
deavor Society.
Funeral services win take place today
at .. m. from Edgewater Congregation
al church. Intermeni In Mount Pleasant
cemetery.
sToNE-In Steiiacoom. Saturday, Janu-
AIRY Is. 1855. OF heart failure. h ID.
Stone, age - years. Deceased was a
brother Of Mrs. Amunds, of Seattle.
BRESLiN-In King county, Wash, at the
county hospital Saturday. January 10,
1885. Mrs. Katie Bresiin, OF cancer.
GrENTHER-fn Seattle, at the family
residence. corner OF Howell street and
Eighth avenue, Saturday. January 10,
1ssS Herman Guenther. it,. OF spasms
aged six months.
ROSE-The funeral Of Mrs. Martha Rose
will be held at Grace NJ. e. church;
corner of Thirtieth avenue south and
King street al IL o'clock this morning.
Interment in Lake View cemetery.
H0LME.S-The funeral services Of the
late Capt. Edwin ". Holmes Will be
held at Bonney & Stewards chapel at
O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. ]. +. u.
I.lwyd officiating. interment In Lake
View cemetery.
GALI4AHER-The funeral of Joseph E.
Galahef Will be held at the Church of
Our Lady OF Good Help at 1:5o o'ciock
this afternoon. Intsrment In Calvary
cemetery. Special train at 2 O'Clock
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT BI.AKELEY. Jan. t5-Sailed
Jan ls-Schr r. w. Bartie. for San
Pedro bk Columbia. for san Francisco.
Arrised-Schr c. 8. Holmes. from Port
Towsss-fla.
PORT ANGELES San. f5.-Ar.ived
Jan. is-str MineoIa. from Comox.
ASTORIA Jan ia--AfTiyed Jan. H.
Pr sh pnlsallock, from Table Bay. Br 81
Spring burn. frnm Cape Town.
NEWPORT, Jan. la.-Arrlved JAN Il
Challenger, from seattle
0RAYs HARBoR Jan 15.-~Arrfved
Jan i4-Schr Repeat, from San Fran
cisco.
WUsLAPA HARBoR. Jan. B.--Arrived
Jan lt~Schr Orient from sar Francisco.
BUENOs AYREsS. Jan. !5.-Arrived Dec
s. pr hk Ensenada, from Port 'iarnble
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. l5.-~Arriycd--
Stur Columbia. Astoria and Portland.
sa!ied-~schr Ivy. Everett: schr Western
Home, Coos bay, schr Viking. Grays har-
hor; stmr President; Yaqulna bay: stmr
Ws.htenaw Tacoma; stmr Empire, Coos
bay: schr Novelty. Wliapa harbor.
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FOR SALE-$350-A fine, level lot 60xl2o:
cleared, fenced and ia grass; two blocks
from cable line.
$55o-Lot on Seventeenth avenue, north of
Madison: east front; 4exlaD.
$ooo-l2oxl2o. on Twenty-first avenue. one
block from Madison.
$s5e-Full lot in Renton addition on
s25o-Lot on Highland drive. Queen Anne
town: superb view.
s1.@o-Lot on Washington street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets; 06X112.
81. 6o0-l2Oxl20 on corner in Renton addi-
ton.
s2.ooo-12oxl20 on Fifteenth avenue. north
of Madison.
$650-Four-room cottage. with nice lot 4ox
100. on Twenty-third avenue. two blocks
from Madison: bearing fruit trees:
Aleniid view Of lake and mountains.
81, 2W-Six-room cottage, with lot 32xl20,
sl,6oo-Corner lot 6oxl2o on Broadway car
line; six-roesn house; not far out.
xl2o. on Harrison street and Westlake
avenue.
s2ooo-Lot looxloo on Eighteenth avenue,
three blocks north of Madison; six
room house.
s.. oo0-Six-rooom house on Broadway:
corner lot. LOOKED.
s25oo-Modern eight-room house on Six
tenth avenue, two blocks from Yesler
way: corner lot.
s. 650-Two very fine lots in North Seat
tie, 60xl20 each; corner and on car line;
BRAIDED, CLOSE 10 school, nice lot
of flowers. shrubbery and fruit; modern
SiX-room cottage.
$3o00-A modern eight-room house on
East Columbia street, between Madison
street car line and Lake Washington
branch of James street car line; brick
foundation and good basement; corner
lot 60xl20.
$, 0o-A new house of eight rooms; strict
ly modern; good view; lot 65xl50 short
distance from Madison street and Fiji
teenth avenue.
I have for sale desirable residences and
residence lots in any portion of the
city; business lots. improved and I'M
improved; some very good purchases in
tide fiat properties; timber lands at al
most government price; improved farm
ing lands in large or small tracts.
f. W. WEST
70 Union Block
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fEteligencer-
TATOOSH. Jan. I6.--4 >. m-~Baronneter.
s1ss. tight rain: wind south. II miles Out
ward-schr Vega, I - g. m. SHIP Column
h.a In tow of Warsferer. 3:20 p. m; a bark
in tow Of Tacoma. 800 p. IN.
NEAH Ray, Jan. i5.-L.iggt rain: calm
PORT ANGELES. Jan. i5.-iSarornster
sa01: partly cloudy wind southeast Two
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SYNOPSIS
fAgtat rain has fallen today IN Caiifor-
MA Oregon and along the coast OF wash
lngton. The temperature remains nod
crate.
Seattle local reporf-Naximum tGfar*sra-
fure S. minimum temperature, Sss mean
temperature 4. weather partly cloudy,
rain In past "a hours, %
c. ~. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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BsRTHs-

eT.Eprf~rrs-rn Seattle. Frfaay. January
IL. Igs. 20 Nr. ard Mrs. Max II Glorious,
ia Ezhter.
AetrAETSEY-In Seattle. Friday January
"a lss@. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ yccarEnsy.
q daughter.
EGHERT-fn Seattle, Saturday, January
* lsss 70 Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Egoerf.
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FOR S4i.fs--LANDs.

FOR SALE-Tudian reservation lanos,.r ~,
der the acts OF congress. approFeu M' ~
Z Isq9 and July Z 1885,. there VIII DC so.a
al nubllc auction In the city OF Iacon.aa.
Washington all the unsoid pornoi o. ~ ,,,
p,,vsfI,iu Indian reservation. erlglII1asy,
an,oiInting TO 1909 acres OF ssc s-.s.
garden farming and timber land ih .,s'
lands HjU be sold Ia tracts 20 gu, pu "a
ebe 0ets This reservation irrned.a,sls -, 80
foing the City Of Tacoma. ana oot 1s 4,
on Puget sound About go acre, s u,
have been plated into lots as an $1,000 s.issJ
IL Tacoma and thse- lots are APP a.,
al from $50 TO SEQ each. acre Ios ~ $3.50
10 81 go each These lots VIII se o ,n.-s.
for sale az the same time az ,ns $50
Terms NJ sale for lands ana iets -
or no. less than oue-.hird CASH an sys
snca IN squal annual instsilnen's y ~ ~
four three two ~ 1nz year az 49, 49, se-
T,szrsF,seer. w'tb six rnGr cent, ihlf'tss - a..
cured BY vendors len: desas 70 ,assrfa-.
nroved by the secretary or ths ,,..sIshl,sg
sail commences at Tacoria. " ~ II
ton on "Wednesday. FEBRUARY ~, an
O'Clock A. IN. AMI viii ne con, i,as anj
every Wednesday until AL me IL, ror
lots are sold or Withdrawn from -
frll Information address c. A. sh''
(sor,4fr,is si1rer TarOfna WASH.
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" .<rEp-sscoNp-HAND CLOTHING.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for ladies
SHa gcTitlenn~s1ss cAst-off clothing Tina
4ieli. ~ Ssooad avenue s0alA-
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FOR SALE.


Furniture and lease OF Groom fiat on
Third avenue. Present owner clears own
living renting rooms
Modern residence OF thirteen rooms in
Boylston avenue. at reasonable price.
B-foot gasoline vapor launch. complete fix
lures. $3.50.
s-room cottage and two lots at Green lake.
$0J0: terms easy.
5o-foOt lots in new Wilfred addition $500 to
500 each.
5ls acres improved land adjoining county
farm. S3e1.
s-roomed house and two lots: Gilman addi-
ton. 81 20.
+. B. STODDARD,
Olympic block.
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FOR SAI.E-i9 acres. quarter mile NJ
best water front al Port Orchard Il
acres cleared. creek. $50 per acre. g.
acres 10 acres cultivated creek. orchard
.noase and. barn cost si.0go, / mile from
Sasal station. go per acre. William
Bremen. 4ef Bailey building.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ST JOHNS Lodge. No. 2. +. and A. NJ,
meets Monday evening. January Il. at
s;So o'clock, at Masonic temple: second
degree; all Free Masons are cordially
invited
HARRY c. GORDON. w. NJ
y. $. PETERSON. Secretary.
Il. l.. -. E.~Ali members OF the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order OF r.lkS are
expected 10 meet at the undertaking
parlors OF Bonney & Stewart On Sun
day. January Ii. 1855, at - p. m. to at
tend the funeral Of Bro. Joseph L. Gal
tahcr.
y. @. L. W.-~Notiee; all members in the
city are requested to meet AT Columbia
Lodge nall al | O'Clock Sunday January
Is. 10 attend the funeral or Brother A
Cameron. OF lonia. Mich
q, y. SHELDON, Master Workman.
ARCANA Lodge. No. s., F and A. NJ.
meets second s1d toartb Monday each
month.
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EMPLOY MEST WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Posltion as fireman or Sec
onc engineer by youas man having two
years experience I'm electric light sta
ten: would accept Alaska proposition
or anything. Address II. C.. care Post
intclhgencer.
WANTED-Postion In grocer store hv
young scandinavian: good references;
viii work fer small wages. Address L.
l.. care PoSt-Inteiligens~
WANTED Position in gallery hy sober
industrious man. as retoucher and finish
er. Address \, W. care Post-Intelligen-
Ger
" ANTED--posjtjon by japanese first
class cook In family, wages 81 I'D Ad-
dress Z. J.. care PaSt-lnteliikeucer
NA\rED~PoSition h. a mechanical and
marine engineer FROM the East J. Il
Hughes. Seattle. General delivery
WANTED-By Young lawyer Il position
iu y oiflee experienced. Address r r
cavr Post fntei4gencer-
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fck SAl-E-i-acre tracts at Green lake.
good soli ana convenient 20 car lin
- acres al Green AXE; lies we'll; sIlta Die
for an addition OF lots or acre tracts
n9us-s rooms. in Renton add Ion: de-
saraoie IN every way: price. $500
DAVID NJ JOHSON
Is Halter hloek
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noAr BUILDERS.

p. G. coPP. boat builder. Yesier
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" A<TED--&tffsNTS.

WANTED state and local agents IN all
toe d~S' cash register system On the mar
kat Ne are How writing territorial con-
tracts for -iN@. No cash. hut a bond r.s-
uUiFed foT security 81 goods. Address
Mar of Age0ts So Exchange building
Bosom MISS.
AGENTS making So 20 SSl a qerk. great.
e~3 agents seller ever invented: hosh
cauva~st0e sna genera. agents needed,
Fun particulars ny mai Monroe MIG,
&c y ~. Ia |yoSSe. WIS
WA%TF.T-Tive fuen - handle oar good.
AS premiums - coDrtry merchants: also
10 advertise their towns F:r.. salary ur
commission. Nv YORK Pr1miuin 90. "a
Park place.. New York,
AGENTS. s. da}ly. 70 sell Specially Scans
Snd give customers double their Na!lfs
In handsome presents. exclusive f.rrt-
toyy sample OUTFIT free Moaos, So.
&c. Cincinnati, -.
HrSTI.ERS fer ssmpliuS distributing.
sign tack1sg. Aotn tBesl and travelling
EaelaSe stamp. Advertisers Bureau IA
W. Thirry-nrSt street Nea Aors-
AGENTS WANTEu-Wenderf 60
~cae SsSi3ght barnfT~, TO chimney WICK
or smoke. - n3ples free. suf..~is;t,e
Mss- ca, "a Broadway. New YORK
ENERGETIC AGENTS 10 ali ressshfa
remedies that every woman wants. quick
SAP Francisco.
ONLY Perfect yapnr Bath. xrasres,
seller on earth, uygieale Bath Cablpes
Go Nashville, Tenn.
-, =
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r Ok SALAD out one thousand acres OF
fine cedar timber all In ana re,.I,, u
Boat house in fine location. four sail and
ten ROW boats. ~
Two lots one six and one eight roomed
house. on street car Iine
houses ana lots ia all parts OF the CITY
prices from $50 To Sl0o19. Call al n
HinckIey block -
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FOR sAI.E-I.ODGING HOUSES.

FOR sALE-IODGfNG HOUSES.
FOR sAI.E,-s2 000.o0 best-situated iodgine
house I'm city: sixty rooms: thirty nfMy
furnished, lease TO August ! brick p1l's-
ing: steam heat electric lights. moay
maker Address r. f.. care Post-inta'
iigencer
FOR SALE-Lodglng house OF n!y
rooms: centrally located. well furnished.
reasonable rent. wish 10 sell on account
of sickness for cash only: price. sls%
Please address y X, care Post-infef-
iigencer
FOR SALE-50-room lodging house VIA VIA
6gxi29 foot lot: close In: YOU must e14
soon. for s.. 80. T. Bryan. room
Hinckley block.
FOR SAf4E-Lodging house ana io.slns
house with restaurant, GOOD iociis'o'"
w. " Redfield. New York block
FOR SAIE-Three rooning houses:
and AZ rooms. as New YORK nl.. -.
The herald., 1898-01-23
BREAK FOR LIBERTY
A Chain Gang Prisoner Runs Half a
Mile Before He Is Recaptured

]. D. Baum, who is serving a sentence
of six months on the chain gang for car
rying concealed a deadly weapon, made
a dash for liberty yesterday afternoon
and after being pursued for more than
half mile was recaptured. The chain
gang was at work in the cut on First
street. between Hill and Olive, the next
block west of the police station. All of
the prisoners under sentence were not
taken out yesterday and Baum was an
CRY bcause he was made to work while
some of the shorter term prisoners were
allowed to remain in their cells.
He performed his work as far from
the guard as possible, and, watching his
chance, dashed down the hill toward
Broadway. officer Mills started after
him before he had gone twenty-five
yards, but as the two men were about
equally matched as sprinters the police
man was unable to close the gap between
them. He could have shot the fugitive,
but instead of using his pistol the officer
trusted to his wind. Down First street
to Spring, up to Main and on toward the
Plaza the two men ran. At the Baker
block Baum gave up the effort and was
recaptured.
The herald., 1898-01-23

her room. Edgar Weaver had seen two
boys in the hallway, and he at once went
in search of them. He found them at
Fifth and Hill streets and as he ap-
preached he noticed that they were
counting some money. Weaver seized
both boys and held them while Mrs.
Hand, who accompanied him, telephoned
to the police station for an officer. Pa
trolman Robbins responded and took the
boys in custody. They confessed their
guilt and said they had only some small
change with them, but agreed to take
the officer to where they had secreted the
balance of the money. They took Rob-
bins to vacant lot near Sixth and Olive
streets, where about 81 of the money was
found in tin can. The boys were then
locked up. They took their arrest as
unconcernedly as old criminals.
Burns has been in trouble before. He
is thought to be the same boy who, as
sisted by two others, held up drunken
man on Main street several weeks ago.
He was arrested at the time and while
in the city Jail became ill of diphtheria.
He was sent to the county hospital and
when he recovered he was released. The
police were not notified of his recovery
and supposed that he was still in the hos
pital.
The herald., 1898-01-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Display Wagon For Industrial Parade.
Alaskan News

S. T. Penberthy of Cooks inlet, Homer,
Alaska, called at the chamber of COM
merce yesterday morning. Mr.. Pen
berthy is the representative of a large
New York company, which is the owner
of extensive placer mines, coal fields and
marble quarries at that point. He spends
that part of the year between March and
September in Alaska. He has been a
resident of Oakland, but has now
bought property in Pasadena, where his
family will reside and he will spend the
winter.
He left several important addresses to
which Klondike pamphlets might be
mailed and took a supply himself to dis
tribute among the miners of his neigh
borhood. He stated that he knew sew
eral influential men in Alaska who in
tended to make their homes in the vicin-
ity of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Penberthy spoke very highly OF
the wild raspberries and currants of
Alaska, and promised to send cuttings
of each variety, to see what success
might be had in growing them in Cali
fornia. He also promised samples OF
Alaska wild peas, which greatly resem-
BILE French peas.
J. A. Arment, collector of the port at
Fort Wrangel, also called at the cham
ber few days ago, and said he had re-
moved with his family to Sierra Madre
He took a quantity of Klondike litera-
ture for distribution in his neigh
borhood.
The chamber force is busily engaged
in decorating the display wagon for the
industrial parade. Jars taken from the
chamber will be displayed. The base
of the wagon will be covered with or
anges, and the whole exhibit will be
surmounted by the California bear. The
wagon will be drawn by five horses. AL
the decorations will be in the chamber Of
commerce colors of white and gold
The stockholders of the chamber OF
commerce will elect the five remaining
members of the board Of directors or
January 25th at o'clock p. m. The mem
bers of the new board will not assume
their duties until February 18th.