The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06


-csv elevator carriage and the locked
rats man weighed an least $50
He ID q lawyer and his ofT.cs IL
- soo nocr Of seyegi-story build
~ he xaia in tones Of wrath
svnee.lng number OF Clients today
su,rs very important bas.se1z. Do you
- shsy will climb Up seven fights
Ass,ss-s 10 see sx-e
- elevator boy wfli show up smiling
- .eayrlng and he will be luck. 4
-. : rot left over some OF the TnaIedsc-
.sa s,s that we're hurried az MS unosfendtng
hssd.
poEABLy nowhere n the city was
I'D mere greater Jam than that ccca-
fE .saned ~ the crowd which tried 4,
rho Madison gtreer cars al the corner
= Ssrord avenue between noon and
I..,~.I No, ylfhatanGing the fact ti.at the
-a.ny hsa plt on every available car.
- s.rnng was too great for TIE trans
s..ss,ior facilities, especially in view CO
- sset that everybody seemed 10 wtsn
: - JSkevzr6s at the same time In
- % the hurry and rush IL was indeed
.srsuusts that no serious or fatal accident
ssser'rred a. this pcin; The people. Win
- srae sysrss OF strategy with which
srsracans always rise 10 meet an ensr-
..rr decided shortly after noon thar. in
s.nurh as ire Madison street cars we're
~Nrn,iy very nlMca crowded. Ii would lie
-. 10 board them a. Second avenue rs
.s.v uers coming In from the lake. flao
snvu 10 ire tnrn table and thus secure
,s..es. For some reason the street ear au-
sssyssles deemed il Hest ret 10 stop al Sec
srt for this particular class Of return pas
sGssrs. ard accordingly the cars came
F.ef uY@H ri I'D
second avenues at clipping pace. making
~ ston at Second. Tie sight was an in
.srsssing and uictnresGue one. Young
srarsn with sne.r gallant escorts would
rux, srantscaiiy forward, waving canes or
umbrellas almost IN the very face Of the
rnascruan That funcfionary would gage
bAnkE ard nsaadly CUT towara the waters
a Elliot, bay and pursue his COURSE. Every
ron and then gossie adventurous soul. waiv-
isx an risks. would attempt 10 board the
ding car. One of these gilo made tie
venture was II. l.. sizer. lie missed his
toa,inr and vas dragged by the car nearly
fae entire width OF The avenue. Ii was d
rsnsA call for him. and while the crowd
laughed at his dusty trousers. IL did so
xith half stslddeF al his narrow escape
from being mang.ed beneath the car.
H1 HERE were some snen who iabored
yesterday. even II it was Labor day.
feamster with a wagon load OF
barrels drove ny Second avenue. When
scar Pike he tried 10 "a round the corner
with a rush, and one OF the barrels took
tumble. II caught q gentleman 9n the
Ito Of the nose. skinned it and incidentally
sIuoe. knocked the owner down. Then
rushed ont that mob Of sympa thizess.
"Ars you hErt?" fald the tat woman with
Asa.kx s1f I'm so fY,i of ES
teeth H. no. madam. let aar-
rel fail on me every day just for exer-
csc" said the injured man. THAT man
sxore" said the woman's little daughter.
And the two went away insuited.
I'D sue the company for damages" said
. man from Rosiyn with big feet.
i've gotten about all the damages care
for" answered lie man with the bleeding
nose, and he looked up at the driver and
cursed
THAT nan'e a brute" chirpe1 the saucy
Girl witt the black stockings and tan
shoes who thought she was welt dressed
TIE rest OF the crowd thought SD. too. and
began sympathizing with the driver be-
cause he had 10 work on Labor day. The
Injured man went 10 a drug store: the
crowd Kissed him as though he were a
6paniard.
cTN HE duiest place In town yesterday
was the police station. AT least
that was what the unfortunate
officers who were on duty up 70 sun
Down declared In tones OF deep dis
gust. Up TO six o'clock but two
arrests were made. one of sleeping
drunk and tine other on suspicion. Capt.
Willard Clerk Kennedy and Jaiier Corn
Ing were expecting /. rush OF arrested
yR-th Trs d Ia latr ~
lahor's grea. dey AID pickpockets. but
their expectations utterly failed Of reaiiza
ien II was the quiastest day In police
Circles for weeks Capt. Willard sat or
ne front porch of the station house yes
sesd2y evening. attempting solo work on
I'm whistle. and summed up the stua-
ton thus;
We haven't taken IN enough today to
Guy turkey dinner The fellow that was
arugk had tin watch and the other fell
ew hadn't anything The only man that
haa meney the lawyers habeas corpuscd-
thief Reed. FIVE detectives il citizens
tlasees and a patrol an In uniform spent
Ne siernoon At Madison park with a view
@ llpplng the work If confidence men in
Gs oud aad with success. The downtown
vastrs had only 10 MAJ ch tn the para
asa look handsome The res; of the day.
Il AsAGAN had a fight with bear
Il ~ yesterday. and flanagan tries 10 tell
'he tale flanagan is ar Iron noider
VAC well known IN this city. lie is a
sfohg labor union man ana always cele-
ssa'es The day IN true Celtic etyie. Yes
wuaY after the parade he made round
y as fasorite resorts finally winding up
y BY Desitt's place In Blackchs pei.
Si'sf frequent li5ations OF the red stufr.
flanagan strciled out In the hack yard.
ssese Dig black hra!n Is king. flanagan
aoh see the hear but the bear saw
ishagan ard proceeded forthwith 10 mix
aE Now flanagan has whipped many
sVoa man tn his day. but he was up
sAaihst II this time. H~iliu siie-sfepped
he left ana caught flanagan or the
iakae arm tearing his coat in several
9,aees ana drawing first blood. which was
AsF@ard allowed hy flanagan Ruin
esam''ted grass foul by biting flanagan
u me finger. bur flanagan didn't mind
,as He was making The fight of his LIFE
1@asgan SAYS DE landed hard on the hear
~Fefal ss1ss but ~ he has TO witnesses
ssa The bear shows no marks. his state
1sh' Is not given ruucS weisat.