The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-25

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up The LSsf,e Cziirsas. sFansa~e unto s5res aaFs
which wsr. gosSznx themselves With ssfEca her-
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wish nus skas TIE ether syu brsrs Ea3s sracks
In such lively manner that the bunier esAasd not
SCI xzsmpee Ct ks8e sng hsr 81 them
Rer. asrsu~s II PssalAa. had narvw escape
fo7 death By poisoning. ons esy lass we~a He
went 10 5ook scs l1n<h and snsiae sssn@ devisesi
kan thai hs1 hsen sakrn ost q the can fwo
shas be taok ~ ssare for after shs bats had hs~n
sewa Ahezr tro ha@us axS bali. h- srsS 1ezsass
sses decseF ssa1naned u cnse and sae
cause being discovered he gwen remedies that
rssiryei him. ha; he was III fer sssersi days
A passenger "a the delayed train f-usa the West
ca FriGay states that vtile thev slowly pass
ing frssxAt train 90 ans 81 the ssisass n the
exnson rorfa II North Yakima hive ratfiesAake
cuzsld be Distinctly sccs en the iren platform yss
shsse the pliot a the freight ioeamotise The
snake very mach frightened essrcsneis xnsry.
far be rampant "a the end q his esrssd tail
and bis fosied teHgue shooting from his nscash
Ia very threatening Eszner. The passeExe~s
srgsrssed of the spectacle. add most u them
get . satisfactory ssez a his srAssshifA
Rer J. r. Hmeklshsry. Of wAIis walis. viii 80
hack 10 Indiana 70 his old hNme ss Horace. esi
Monday. His siss's hesith Is very poor. and this
Z the caTsse ID nis soins ssnce going 70 WailA
wa.la iss, November Mr. Hnekishesry bssiit NJ tho
Baptist church ard ends2red himself 20 his ecss-
eregxsion and TO all who have known him There
have been sixts additions 70 the church siaee his
coming. He has received invitation from 4
chEreh at Grrtnsszrs 1ear hrs bone. TO occupy
that pulpit. bat expects 70 engage Ia essaSsastie
work this fan and sinrer He himself Is well pleas
Ell with this country. aad regrets the necessity u
leaving.
Robert Edwards. At Tcrpsnish fex DAYS aga
lost sea3s korse in the river and losing
his eva life Esswssis and Joe Mcleod we're cFSss-
ing the rTsr with tsam h;etse3 10 This
rode the horses Thrg got inso deeper w&tes
than .hey counted On. and tbs horse uIsoa which
Edwards rode became frightened aud plunged about
violcntly lie wss drosned- Edwards WAS
thrown into the snring has frantic struggle,
and got under The brit fortunately il passed
over bin. He was unalle "a swim. and as he get
away from the machine fo1ted away in the cur
rent. Mcleod sueeseied in reaching him and pulled
him CIT.
While ex-Mayor Brewster ard Mr.. Higgins were
driving thro4Gh the rear part cf the garrison al
Vancouver last Friday evening they stopped
hy soldier on duty. with the command that
tbey mssst leave the sarrison grounds AZ oace The
axcrih~d for such arbitrary action asked
BY the uaea. who were sober quiet and orderly.
and Walking the horse. and they were informed that
Mr.. Higgins In his shin siaeses, which vas sc
ofense against the military code Of Vancouver bar
racks Thsy promptly took their departure fresn
the sacred pFeciaetz a the barracks wfthcus kick
or protest Several other az cur coar.ess citizens
have bean held mp and ordered to proceed hence
from the military arm Of the gcrernraent
One q J. Mulker. late Of Mitchell. Or. IL want
81 in Yakima for fraud cpen respectable. hard
working ntiyna 81 Yakima The swindier left Mitch
ell on the 9Th Of June last with sgo wagon loads
Ct cooi. drawn by six dne horses ali the property
Of J. &. MeEaehren, OF that place The trip ron
smed twelve days ard the return the same length
Of time. Meanwhile McEaehren was busy with bis
stock on the range, and did not suspect trcaehery
npen the part Of Mulkey. Tire latter. arriving AZ
The Dale collected The freight rsoney and straight
way made for the Yakima country with the SIX
horses. the two wagons. camping outfit, etc. Ar
risiug here he iisTcs.i II the Whole outfit at the
ridscuiaasls lew price Of $50 cash 10 john Mo--
ford and then Mulkcy decamped FOR parts TN
known Mesfosi then took his teams toward the
soeGd. bat was oseTtasea 80 Easio1 las, SatnrssF
BY the owner af the teams ard his attorney Fred
Parker. Mosfoti willingly consented TO return &c
Yakima with McEacireu, while Fred Parker came
home BY rail Ia prepare McEachreGs proofs OF
ownership McYford Is poor man. and can fliz
afford to lose much money in his venture