The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-27

,, The odd Fellows viii organize lodge In
Nenatchee February Z.
The bright little daughter of Ed O'Don-
.eil. q Hartford Junction, Is the Lake
stevens mali carrier.
At ColyiIIe Monday night the ther-nome-
ter registered Il degrees below zero, the
coolest OF the season.
= Whooping cough has broken out in
most malignant form on Mil creek. a large
settlement above old Fort Colviile-
The ladies' edition OF the Wenatchee Ad-
VANCE is out the proceeds OF which will be
used TO establish q free public reading
room i, Wenatehee. The enterprise melted
about $50.
cut across the foo. Saturday night while
he and family were going 10 a literary
society In Echo valley, and bled 70 death
while travelling along the road. the driver
rot knowing that an accident had befallen
the animal.
Twenty-Five propreiors OF places in
which Observation-Disclosures are kept
IN Spokane We're arrested by the police
and fined s. each. They We're notified that
this would be regular thing every month
hereafterin substance a license for the
privilege or running q gambling house.
Sunday night a farmer named John Nc
I.aughiin, living on Dry creek. six miles
west OF Walla Walla. made an Intellectual
attempt 10 commit suicide ~ cutting his
throat with a razor. He cut six gashes in
the neck. one OH the left side, cutting the
column.
While the men OF Stimson's headquarters
camp. near Narysyiile were eating supper
on Monday evening. the sleeping apart
ments OF William Malone and Peter Mer-
rian were entered by sneak thieves and
some clothing stolen. Malone host two
pairs OF trousers and an overcoat. while
Merriam was 'let down with the loss OF
his oyercoat.
Capt. J. &. Gore. late of the burned
GfFfy IL ~
the position OF port captain of The Cana
dian Pacific railways koOten4y steamers.
capt. Troup has been assigned 10 the coast
water traffic and Yukon service of the
SAME company. He VIII superintend the
construction OF the new steamers which
VIII be built at the coast
\ short time ago the Franklin Savings
bank Of Rhode Island, brought suit against
South Bend 10 recover on several thou
sand dollars worth OF special street fund
warrants. The supreme court held that
their warrants were worthless. The city
now has Judgment against the bank for
costs, and has instructed the city attorney
to proceed 10 collect the amount OF the
judgment
The town OF Oakesdale must BAY s. s
Armstrong Sis5 Tot "a broken arm. caused
by falling from defective sidewalk into a
ditch on the night OF october .. 1871. ARM
strong offered 10 settle with the city for
SO AT the time the accident occurred bat
his offer was refused and he sued for 81 60
The case was tried I'm the superior court
yesterday ana TIE jury EGtUrreG a verdict
Tor the above amount
The settlers or the kellogg marsh. Sno-
honish county, and other districts have de-
c.ded 20 erect union hall for holding So
Gals. church meetings. dances. etc. The
building VIII be .&xi5 feet and Il is ,x-
pecfsd to have II completed by 81 Patrick :
day. when a monster basket social and
dance Will probably be held. The BUILDING
will be- erected on the southwest corner Of
the Thomas Davies place at the junction Of
the county roads.
Ed Mort. an employee Of the Van Horn
shin2le min At Hartford. met with q very
serious accident last "Wednesday evening
W nile cleaning the %paults away from the
bolter hts hand came in contact with the
saw, splitting the hand up between the.
middle aud thiTd fingers. and the arm Ill
most 10 the elbow. tie was taken 10 Su0-
homlsll. and DIR. McCreaay amputated the
arm above the elbow. The patient Is do
Ing we'll. Nj. Mort Is a single man - years
cf age.
In the case OF Peter Anderson against
The Inland Telephone Company ana oga-
ers. the jury IN Judge PrAihers DEPART
ment at Spokane returned a verdict for
tire Ilalntim for S,5@s This suit grew
cat Of tue piainiiu. who WAS is the employ
Of the defendant being Knocked from ous.
of The defendants telephone poles while
pursuing his calling ot a itsman. Oh Ham
ilton street. Spohtnr. last summer Ths.
accident. the ptainuG claimed was caused
by head wire. unknown "a plaintiff rllr,-
ming down the pol,. As a result of ne fan
~. a L.
CREME set ia, and the hno had TO be anlgu-
lated
The cat of the shirEle mills 81 Grays
larbor aud surrouadin. country for lsss
Was larger than ans previous year by %
per cent. The cut would have been larcer
but FOR the shortage ut logs. Tisc cut was
as follows, Union Single Company. ~
Aberdeen. 81 tSo, on IL rease % Se per
cent. over the eat pi Isss The Western
basket factory netV taV. Lewis Bros al
Aberdeen and Markham - 9gtl tsAi: tho
ocosta NIL COMPANY, @-ts2 0ss9; the Cf~4vss
Htrbor Commercial Company a. 10 ,sa
an increase OF - J-T cent orvssg. ls,.,. fha
. mills q Porter. Sat~op aud Eima a. lac So
making total of IA .se sse or az fnera 81.
over t1r cut Of the mills of tas same a.,e-
zion OF "a pep ceat. TIE. bulk Of tha Sff5-
went@ were from Aberdeen
CALL today at the business office ana
send copy q 'odaS Weekly Post-Intel-
hgercer 70 XoGr trieaa2. Five cents Tor
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