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CHAPTER H.

y spoke calmly, as
though he were ar
ranging some plan
OF travel. Arioy
Ranaomo looked
admirlngly at hin.
"iiow this blue
blood tellH!"
thought the law
yer Some men
would have orlel
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HE QSUREKS DAUGHTER.
BY CHARLOTTE N. 9RAEME
INTERNATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL PREss ASSOCIATION.
CHAPTER l.

iiE time Mia noon
OF a brilliant June
day the placs a
gloomy omee In q
London court.
which belonged TO
Arloy Ransome a
square room that
contained tables
covered with deeds
and papers,
iron safes securely
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WIVES.
ny s r.

RED DAYTON as
sisted his wife'a
cousin. en- n y
searlos. into the
carriage that was
waiting for her Al
the station.
She had been his
wiie's bridesmaid.
and he sighed as he
looked in her smll-
ing face.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Shin Louis Walsh left yesterday for Ta-
coma TO coal for San Francisco.
Schooner Stella Erland was locked yes
terday alongside the Galbrai,h dock.
Schooner NJ. II. Morrill, hauled alongside
Ainsworth e. Dunn's wharf Yesterday.
Bark Columbia loaded with lumber and
merchandise left yesterday fer Skagway.
in tow OF the tug New England
The three-masfed schooner Bella. which
has recently been fitting out for trip 10
Alaska. was yesterday anchored off the
tide Eats. Her trip north has been post
poned.
The fishing schooners Pilot and Two
BROTHERS arrived in port yesterday morn
ing. the former being from the Cape, ana
the issfer from Alaskan waters. Both had
good catches.
Tug Resoiutc arrived yesterday from ca
snox with the bark Enoch Talbot and the
schooner Mildred In Tow. The Talbot vas
loaded with coal which sl1e will discharge
at Port Orchard.
The Yukon river steamer Jessie Was siic-
resgfuiIr launched n, Ballard yesterday.
She will be lowed 10 the north III a few
laws TO operate In connection with Barn
esar & rhilcott'g river steamers
The freightug steamer Ffngai Is aleug-
side the Arlington dock loading the MA
ehinery for a large smelling plant which re-
Gently arrived from the East. IL will ~ho
taken 10 Vancouver.
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Personal

Franc SEQ.
r. Stinson. of Snohomtsh is among the
Diller arrivals.
Mrs. Il. +. Lard of Utica, n. Y, is Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. +. ]. Pixiey.
r.. c. Stevens, general Western passen-
ger agent Of the Great Northsrn road. was
at Tacoma yesterday.
Dr. D. NJ Stone OF Black Diamond. was
In the city Yesterday. lie reports that tho
coal miners at Black Diamond are work.
ing steadily, ard he predicts year or
prosperity In the coal regions.
Prosecuting Attorney Pierce, of Spokane,
who has been in Seattle and Olympia for
the past two weeks. returned home yes'er-
day. lie was called 10 this part OF thu
state on legal business. He was wen I'M
pressed with the outlook for business IN
Western Washington, and said he believed
Seattle was destined TO be- the largest city
north OF San Francisco.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May f7.-Sailed-Schf
Sadie, Umpaua: str Senator. Seattle. Co
lumbia. Astoria: schr Muriel. Nanairno sn
Port Logan Portland: Columbia, Tacoma:
str Mackfnaw, Tacoma. Arriyed-sfr
Unatilia, Seattle: str Bertha, LnaiaskaJ
str Alliance, Portland.
ASTORIA, May l7-Saled-May is. Ger
str Tai FIJI. for Vladiyostok.
TACOMA. May 17.-Arrived-~May is.
blk Columbia, from Seattle.
OLYMPIA. May T.-Sailed-May 16. hk
yidette for San Pedro.
GRAYS HARBoR. May. 1.:--Arrived-
May Il. schr Helen III. kimhali. from San
Francisco; May IS. schr Charles X. VIII
son from San Francisco.
SOUTH BEND. May 1T,-Arrived-Schr
James A. Garfield from San Francisco.
HOQrIAM. May 1e.-Arrived-Schr c. II.
Wilson from San Francisco for Aberdeen.
DINKlRK. May T.-~Arrived-May II.
Br blk whin,atter. from Seattle:
KAHuIUM. May 17.-~Arriyed-Aprn y.
schr Aliena. from Tacoma.
HONOLULU, May i7.-Arrived-May 10.
bktn Amelia, from Port Biakeley.
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BASEBALL SEASON OPENS.
FIRST GAME ToDAY BETNEEN SE-
ATrLE AND TACOMA TEAMS.
Uniform Before 6oing tn the
Ground~-olIfe Birg Coming 90
Pitch for the Sentrl~s-The Teams.

The professional baseball season viii be
formally opened this afternoon when the
Seattle and Tacoma teams meet at the Y.
II. C. A park. Game viii be called
promptly at $50 o'clock by Umpire George
o'Toole. OF Spokane.
The parade will start from Second ave-
nue. between James and Cherry streets ar
10 O'clock. The players Of both teams
viii be in fun uniform. Headed by the
First Regiment band sne procession
VIII move up Second avenue 10 Pike
street. then west TO First avenue then
south TO Washington street. then east to
Second avenue. then north to James street
and then east to the baseball grounds.
Interest among local baseball enthusi-
asts has been greatly increased by the an
nouncement that Manager Dugdaie has
decided TO give Dutch Gaumnitz a trial.
Gaumnitz Is one OF the best known Sc
attic semi-profe players. He first
came into prominence as the first base
man or the Post-Intelligeneer team. He
Is not only promising fielder, but a heavy
hitter. Blonde. who viii play in right field,
is another local man.
Adams and Hartman viii be the battery
for Seattle and it is expected that An
drews and Hines will occupy the points for
Tacoma. Each team Is confident of win
ming, which necessarily implies that one
viii receive rude shock. Manager Dug
dale is opposed 10 sleepy games and will
do all he can to keep things moving rapid
ly.
Extra cars will be put on the James
street line. so there viii be no delay In 60
ing TO or coming home from the game.
Ollie Brig, the pitcher who has been
bone Of contention between the Quincy,
Illinois. and Minneapolis teams. has set
tied the matter by accepting terms from
Seattle. and is now on his way here. He Is
personally known TO Mr.. Doyle. who
speaks highly Of him. Brig made his rep
utation in the Red River valley league.
He was signed by Minneapolis last sea-
son. Through some kind of a mixup the
Des Moines team. which has been trans
ferred 20 Quincy. ILL., got a claim on
Birg's services. The matter was decided
in favor OF the Quincy team, but Brig did
not care TO so there, As he could not play
in Minneapolis. he decided 10 cast his lot
with Seattle.
Following is the makeup and batting
order OF the teams for today's game:
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Louisville Raee~.


LOUISVILLE, May E.--Ressilts;
SIX and a half fsiriongs- Bsnaster won.
Lillian Belle second. siiilstreaxn third.
Time, s:ssis.
Five farioagS--Aprifs Lady won. Miser-
dance second. Billy House third. Tine, i:sl.
Mile. seiliag-E-kin won. A. Il. c., second,
Kitty & third. Tine, I:&&S
Mile. Premier stakes. stake si.Sso-Gal-
lvsnt wam, Forte second, Alleviate third.
Time, 1.Sis.
-Four fursougs-Marchmon won, Good
Morning second. Rosa MaSso third. Tine.
:sIL.
Mile. sesling-I. A. Grey won. Joe Clark
second, The Planter third Time. las.
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er at Oakland was fne and the track fast.
Results.
Four and n half furlongs. sersnr--oh-
sadsan won. La par&seusa second. Sir Cr.aa
third. Time. :5-ts
= Six fur.o1gs-Rebei Jack won, Master
Mariner second. SascoI third Time i.sSss
second. Leo WERNER third Tine, i:aSs..
Mile and an etgAth-Nercutia won Tsyou,-
Well second, Id Hung Chang third Time,
s:sl
Fortuna second. II Moro third Tine,
f:9's.
SIX furiongs. selling--I1ucky Star wen.
Sport McAllisser second. Polish third.
Tine i.I5j.
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LEGAL x0TTcEs.

auction, for cash. on Tuesday, the Sfsf
day OF May isss, Al 10 O'Clock A NJ at
TIE City Dock AZ the foot Of Main Street,
snip City OF Columbia. her engines
boilers, machinery, boats, tackle. apparel
appurtenances and furniture, as she now
tie. Washington. C. ". IDE.
United States Marshal.
By III, w. TYLER, Deputy.
Burke, Shepard 4 McGIvra and Har-
fin 4 Ferry. Proctors for Lfbeiant.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Post-Inteliigencer.
TATOoSH, May ia y. m--Rarometer.
20 .as: cloudy; wind northwest. ten miles.
Passed out a small schooner. at p. un.
NEAH BAY. May 1T p. m~-cioudys
calm.
cT4AI.LAM BAY, May III p. m.-
Cloudy. calm
PORT ANGELES. May iI.-4 y. MIA
roueter. % %; cloudy; calm. United states
steamer Monadnock. barkentine and bark
In. tho hay
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sedan wins Interstate championship

KANSAS CITY. May lin the Mis-
souri, state shooting tournament today tssv
state championship, open 70 ali wing shots
west OF the Missouri. was concluded, J.
b. Porter. OF Kansas City, wen the MIS-
souri, honors. and Capt. j. +. Sedan. ct
Denver. the interstate, the latter becoming
possessor of the Kansas City Star medal.
Porter. SEDAN and Fred Gilbert, os Spirit
Lake. Ia. tied in the event. each killing
twenty-five straight. In the shoot-e1 See
dam killed seventeen and Gilbert and Por-
ter sixteen each.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLr--vo-
tice az Assessment Roll Of Local Improve
nasnt District No, 1885, for the improve
nzent OF Terrace Street IN the City Of Se-
attic from Fourth Avenue TO Sixth Ave-
iug thereon.
Notice IL hereby given that the assess-
reut roll Of Local improvement District
No Is. for the Improvement Of Terrace
Street In the City OF Seattle, from Fourth
Avenue 10 sixth Avenue. under ordinances
No. $50 ra2 been reported Try the Beard
OF Public Works to the City Council OF the
City Of Seattle and Is now en- file in the Of
fee OF the City Comptroller and ex-Ontcto
City Clerk and the same is now open for
public inspection NJ said office and will
remain open for inspection until Monday
the 9Th day OF June. ise at o'clock ..
M. and all persons interested are hereby
required TO appear before the City Cogsaci!
at a session thereof 10 ii. held In the coun-
ell Chamber In the City Hall. on the sth
day OF June. 1888. at o'clock p. NJ. and
make objections thereto. As said time so
fixed the City Council will consider any and
all objections made and will make such
corrections in said roll as IL deems just,
and viii then by ordinance approve such
roll and levy and assess the amounts there
OF against each parcel and lot OF land
shown IN said roll and declare the same q
FIRST lien thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned 20 q later
date II SO ordered BY the City Council,
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-OffIcio city Clerk.
Date Of first publication. May Is, 1855,
IMPouNDED STOCK NOTIcE-rhe fol-
lowing described horse. placed In the city
pound May u, ISIS will be sold al pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder for
cash ~ hand, 10 pay cost of imDounding
and advertising, May 30 1895, at 10 o'clock
a an. az the front door OF police head
quarters. corner Third avenue and Yesler
way:
One bay horse. white face. four white
feet
The owner of the above described horse
being unknown 70 me
C.. S. REED. Chief OF Police
Date or first publication May Is, 1885
IMPorNDED STOCK NoTIcE-The fol-
lowing described mare, placed in the city
pound May 10. ISIS. will be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
In hand 10 pay coEs Of smpounding and
advertising. May Is 1858. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, at the front door of police head
quarters. corner Tnird avenue aud Yesler
way.
one Hight bay mare. years old. lame In
Iefs fore shoulder.
TIE owner Of the above described mare
being unknown TO me-
c. s. REED. Chief Of Police
Date of first publication MAY H. 1888.
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HORSES BRINE GOOD PRICES.
Iao,s.a. Tsse-rear-Did, sold for 81
-oo. the Best Figure of Years.

CLEVELAND. May i'.--Ihe faslg horse
sale which began At the Cleveland Driving
park today promises 20 develop Into the
vreaest sale event os recent years. The Of.
f..y{rgx franz palo Alta farm. the property
az Mrs. I.aland stanford. came first. and
Eve head sesd during the morning brought
a total Of slses1 Bet0aica. 2si6sz. brought
e. 10 aua was bought b. Senator Frank II
Jones. OF Portsmouth,. y. III. BetorElca
made ais record as a 2-ysar-o.d. ard al
she Same age paced a trial IN 2.1sss sena-
tor Soaes aass bought E.sa colt iaal.ta. by
Nenaocano. fer $40 This IS ne l4rgess
nrSee paid FOR a z-yeag-oia IN several years
sul
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TranSacfs q savings bank business ex-
ciusiveiy
Deposits received trora 81 TO sie.oOn
Interest allowed per annam; Six per
cent on term deposits 4 per cent. on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared lsst days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
annroYed coIlaterals only.
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TODAY,s WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. May Il, 1858.
0ca SiaraI rain
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ssseEtyER'S SALE.-tlrcult Court or the
l7iea States District OF Washington
western Division, William A. Macisan.
mTpa.nant, vs. Bowers Dredging Com
gsny, defendant
Nasses is hereby given that /. the under
Nf'sd. the duly appointed qualified and
aEhk RECEIVER IA the aboye~entltled ac-
- vii, pursuant 20 an order az the
49, - Z Z Hknf9rd. Judge 81 said court.
Hsss n the aboRs-entltigd aetisn. and on
ri Is thu ofsiee Of the clerk OF 81 ia
ssuhi % tae city Of Tacoma. GA the itfh
= = s. May. iSs<. SELF al public auction 20
Sc highest aud best bidder FOR cash. an
~ personal charteis or every nature
- - ,sssssrsftion belonging 30 iac said Bow
aIsssi8'flg company and rev iu my
sessessioe rs said receiver. ether fhan the
ssasss AnacoEda ard Python. ;he.r
$3.50 sRparel ana fHrHil1re. which said
s,,ssaas saaiteis consist uf office furniture.
sa sssSa fevi as e.Eetegn.{Ech DANCED
- discharge plpe, pipe ;ongs, iaek
49, i.lie CATERS. pipe stock aud aies
49, $50 sss&M pipe, anchors punches. drtil
gsssses. isoi7 castings. oi8 irca ard funk.
ssss tss Personal ehaeteix used hg ne
g. nxss@fs dredging Company }n 0per-
= -. me efe4ses PY}hgn 8na Anaconda
$50 About shg barber ag she city 90
- state at Washington That said
~ ~ b mat "a tho }s1 Gay ~ ,Iune,
So - elccA tu s.1e afternoon. at
a. aeSS 35lst south Of the Cen en-
-. hss5snK nils. sn thv city 80 SEATTLE.
80 49, ~ ANA and state % Washington.
war, ~Vssst TO Sae continuation - the
Terms Of s..a. .,.,......,. .,... go. .....
+ ~. s'aSse tnoaey viii be required 20
- 81 y 9ash or certified cAsck ur some
s - 9 Seattle sc ,hc gta1e tae properly
sssg.N. 49, IsfNfi and she balance ga thc
eA'ea Nay = l,ss
a. LOFTS H. CANpBFIf.
sase-FattT o. the l}sVesss tarvfstrr -
- a asiiee x s.le ~ esther pv54,1sy ~
ssse o"~fss efetEng Company 3a his
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STEAMERS

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY + pERLEY
Leaves GaIbragth dock, foot OF Washing
ton street for sylvan Grove. Port White.
Bremertoa. l.. :. Dry Dock Charleston
sstursiays ana SUNDAYS al 90, . NJ, SAL
urdavs at $50 p. IN: Sundays ar 80 y.
n. Returning. leaves Slivtrdaie az ~, a.
n Dry Dock $50 p. n. Saturday nights
leaves SiiveT}Aie $50 y. r.. Dry Dock
zoe p II. Telephone. Red 81.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle. Wash
u
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
II
Arthur a. Denny ............Sice President
John I.eary ........ Second Vice President
James r.. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r Sec'y
Frank T. Biodgett. ....... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund SehwGhacher. John Collins
r.. G. Neafelder. j. T. Greenieaf
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FLY on THE FLYER"


FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trssss daily exceps Sunday.
In one heslr ana twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips ssasiie-iacoma
TAKING EJECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Seaftle--7.iS. HE 9. n: z:f. e.is
Leave Tacoma-s:so .. m; /. 40. p. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-s.3e q. m: IL n: p N.
Leave Tacona-s;3o a. m: 30. .9i p, "a.
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
ron street. Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington
FOR VANCOUVER. VIA ANACoRTES
AND wHATCOM.
TIE Elegant ssdewheei Steamer
OCEAN WAVE
Clancy. Master.
VIII Leave Yer,er wharf. Seattle. every
Sunday Tuesday and Thursday az II 80
p. n fer Anaeortes. Fairhaven. Wnat-
com and Vancouver. Passengers may go
on board and occupy rooms at $50 p. m.
Returning will leave Vancouver every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at II
This steamer has superior passenger ac-
commodations. Table service unsurpassed.
For freight or passage apply on board or
at Ye@ler wharf
WASHINGTON STEAM NAV. co.
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ngineer A. Weber and Fireman snyths
we're killed on the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way last Friday by the dsrai-ing OF
freight train near MooSejaw. The acci-
dent was caused by the burning out of
a small cuIvsrt Six cars loaded with
shingles were destroyed
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases Of
women. - IiInckiey.
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 1880 A. II.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

THE ANCHOR LINE-Bellingham Bay.
Blaine and Tacoma. Steamer Geo. f.
Starr leaves Arlington Dock for Ana
eortes Fa.rhaven New Whatcom and
Blaine. Monday Wednesday and Friday
al 2 - m For Tacoma same days at
) q. m.
THE ANCHOR LINE,
phone. Pike "a. Office Arlington Dock
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AZ receiver Of tie Bowers Dredging 60.
Sc notice o. sale OF other property Of
sss Bowers lredg.ns Company ia this
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sTRs GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

VHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.
Take Steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
Fairhavsu or Whatcom- Leaves CONNER
cfai dock Tacoma, p n: Ciiy dock
rfoot o. Main street, Seattle. r. m,
'Iues.. Thars. and S3t, Returning. leaves
V'hatcorn z. n; Fsjrhaver sis y. VI.
ana Anaeortes 70 y. m. sun, Weines and
p'~f Fares Seattle g. or 81 - round trip:
Tacoma SIS. or s. round trip.
W. II. ELLIS
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Races at Oakland
San FRANCISCO. May E.-Tas wsa;h.
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FOR VANCOUVER. VIA ANACoRTES
AND WHATCOM.
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STEAMSHIP CLEVELAND

W8 leave Seattle scv San Francisco CT
Wednesday. May r. returning leave san
F'saneIsee Wednesday Mag II
Fov freight ara passage rstes apply
r. E. CAME. Agent.
Arlington Deck. 'Paoue. Pike "a
PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE
laE YeSlaT Wan.
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BOSTON. May iT.-~Lewis pitched good
bali today and shut the Brooklyus out
without a run. and for the first eight in
nings not a his was made Attendance
2a09 Score.
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sssEiyER-s SAI.E.-clrcult Court of the
lifted States District OF Washington,
western Division William A. MacRan
Wrpasnant Is. Bowers Dredging Com
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Seattle. Everett & Whatccrn Route
safe OF Washington lesves Seattle daily
except saturday al le p. n.
Seattle. Everett and la Conner Route.
Steamer FairhAveu ieaVes Seattle daily
except Sunday at \. n cSll:ng 81 Ev-
prst- going north Tuesday Thursday ard
saturday. going south Monday. - ednes-
aaV ard Friday.
Te.exhnne Main Eli. Yesss! Dock
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Batter!eS--I,aw.s and Bergen; Yeage
and Grin. Empires. Snyder and Curry.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
L 6 MAIL.
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves GaIbr2iih deck EooE Of washing
tan street. Tuesdays. Taarszlays ard SAT
ur,Eays az o'clock = m for Kingston.
pert Gamble Scateck Rrsnnoa. Holly
rsewatto f4iliwaup Fails Hoodsqart and
Tss.aa city Returns alternate days
II. TROCTNAN. NAsssS.
TslsraanA Fad lA
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DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL.
BANK OF SEATTLE

Capital stock paid In ......... SIS. 200
surplus ....'... ..--.-.. ........ % 900
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Straits between Washington ard Nancess-
yer island were called the straits or duHa
de Fsca- In the historical introduction
20 the book on the state % Washington
which was distributed 81 the Nors1 ialE
occurs the following passage:
In q historical collection called Ine
Pilgrims published IN is.S by Samuel
Purcaas. IN uete made by Michael Los.
he elder. touching lhe strait. or sea. caIl-
ed the Strait OF Aasan. he says: He met
= Venice IN i5ss an old Greek mariner
called Juan de Fuca. but whose real name
was Apostolos EaleF1znos, who detailed
that In -: ne sailed IN ! small cAravsl
from Mexico n the service OF Spain. along
the coasts OF Mexico and California, until
he came 20 me latitude OF 4 degrees: that
there. finding that the land trsnded north
and northeast. with broad inlet o. sea
between & AMI IS degrees OF latitude. he
entered ihereinto. sailing therein more
:han twenty days. ard az the entrance 10
this said strait there IS. on the northeast
coast thereof. great headland. or ISL
ard. with an exceeding align pinnacle or
sp.rei rock. Ike a pillar, thereon!
AUTHORITIES now recognized establish
that the so-called note made by Michael
Lok. the elder. Was fabrication devoid OF
truth; that the alleged Greek mariner
called Juan de Fuca' was a myth: that
the voyage and It's narrative are fables
Qusta as much as thai longest believed
myth, the Strait OF Anian-"