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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

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fSsioffst1sve recitation. entitled Nome,
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hsfoie manner, write pafrDtfc sirs were
sIsysf sef'By bsfiin1 the scsnes.
Nffff the fef,tsff1n n frio, Mrs Burns
NJ Hufns sn1 Mr.. csrsf, with y.sno. fn's
stf .gIobb, D'sysf anf we're warmly sn-
Nfrtf
Ths last sV1iter was song, "rrueb-
f6ssbs1bt" by me seefGs Nsdsrkrsns
sffsf which fbe foof n he bah was
efesfsd, s6d the large audience danced tEi
midnight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

MAKES voyage tc -. Wt~haef ny way
of Dutch IInrhoe nnA aiiLa

Tho United states revenue cutter Nc
Cplloch returned from Alaska Yesterday
morning about o'clock ard dropped an
Choir In The stream on Ocean dock ahe
has been on long voyage. comprising a
trio 20 81 Michael hy wuv ~ afka and
Dutch harior. Az fhs island she took
aboard GOV Brady and Judge Jphnsons
party. and returned by way ~ Dutch hsr.
Dor 90 Sika and thence 20 the city
Early in the summer the McCnfscca t0ok
Senator Fairbanks 20 Sitka and akazwav
IN the prosecution % his siudiee and inv~s-
tgaticns relative 20 the interna finnat
boundary. She returned 90 Seattle with rho
Fairbanks party. thence embarkns on the
longer voyage
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vldiisi setioh shd not ~ any continuation,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

THE city FEDERATION 81 the W. @. r. r.
desires To recall 20 the attention 81 the
public the convention 81 our national as
soc.atioy which meets here October 9th
II viii ~ the FIRST national convention Of
any organization ever held IN Seattle ana
al snrssiid have q pride IN showing TO the
world that No can properly care for such
n gathering Delegates from al parts ~
shs country. many Of them OF national
reputation. viii Re IN Attendance. and
much good 10 eyr~ctst 20 result from the
advertising the city VIII thus receive. THE
ha,wne~a intsreres have respoe 'et literally
20 our csn for funds 20 assist in the en-
ter,strrrent IT thr~e sslegases bat stuj
more srr needed The Denny-Ccryeii
Company. rs First avenue. has kindly O.
sere,t 20 ionste 10 Ter cont ~ i's retail
cash sales TODAY and tomorrow - ~ and
NE therefore sst ali WHO car ~ 50 70 as
.ist rs nv g.atrorisirg this safe. A com
fn,t,ee from ib~ federation Will be In at
tendance during the sale
HrARTTE WOOD. Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

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vS~t~resv sf.~~rcon vwh nfrsfy pess~n-
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% Dawson.
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through before ere eiose - steanssr rev
snssnn ~ the upper Ygkgr ssw ~
snn~ = perfehahle goods hlocsafed ~
white uors1. anf y - = certainty thst
thfs ~tur will nor gf' down before = sT,nlis
The carefisn Development CcfnpHny
eons'r.rssss ssr'x s $3.50. ~, r'fp" "sr,
0rssh .soubs ~ they VII get sr1fcinrf
nuusber compiste6 n tire . na'~rsiiy
s~nysrvve the situation. f9r the water -
vary iow and a Sree1e T. Habie - ref IN ~
sny tsuus the river steamers figure -
leaving White Horse fri The lsst TIP down
shn river 20 ravsou October 5 Wnsn
they rssrh Dawson TREY VII 70 ir'o ~in-
tsr qtisrterr"
Whespley comes out - buy pfoviftons
The recent reports carried e. Dswson
esse<sv~ 70 the richness ~ Cape Nome has
y~s4nstrd IN rsief ~ those NgTfngs TIC
dav before whelpiey ssiled he says ~
people crvwsssf or 20 the river s'eaWrT
hovs-~srn which sailed for 81 Michael
Nearly sr more vent on he Leo the day
folsowsne the aov@relen's departure
e Lorenzo y pswson pas~snger rrpcr's
having venr fNe Yukon steamer Gold star
aground on sand far below Five Fingers
More or lees business activity II Feport 4.
- ~ pawscn Great preparations are Re
srg made for winter work " fne fsinrs
Tshe*n ar. few die men IN The town. al
N the surplus population having gone 10
rnx. katpe
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PUGET sOGsD rMEI00T.



Trs ES~ .boa,Dd ffs,sff b,s,nsss firm
PUGET s.un1 Ard ibs Nofibweet i ssr wei
an IN, 80 movement Eastward IN III
lines there - st,ofiss. ~ .rs w,lo =,
k. s,.s -, ~. .gIs s " .in TIT iocs
freight agents rspoft that sfssr fftst syen
,ngion, CrsSon snd ids6o, are pouns free
y "a "a I, e. III. :ss,a api; .~. rs.. W
s az ~ =, b"yins he'd ii,ds sin ssf'y ln
ne seasor. Mosf of me shipments a. the
pressr, time have been billed 70 ~ Pan
Ths -.lmcn pses from N. cot,rnt,s ~:
river In ne ~ MrHs ~ isst yesf but ihsfs
is VERY heavy mcvsi,,"',s 1891 ml a.
and 20 the interior ststss
This wool season has jusi nhieie1 ah5
has been much larger than for fsN To
the grower n hns b~~n tho most sHusfnr.
The hop crop IL one ,hs, IT, nov com
mandinG the attention ~ ~ lines TINS
year ~ n anticipated that washington WI
produce fully orssthifd more thsn svsf 10.
fore white reports from DRAGON ard otnsr
districts shgw q good rorfitlor. Owing -
ths is'sness ~ the seasor shipments are
not srtScts1 20 besis hsffrs NEXT month.
large percentage ~ the hops xto..r ~
previous years have gone 90 Fyryps. WhiIs
this ysar. n 10 said. ffSors viii re uAed ~
home. the cror 10 80 lsfse naf esporis
will be about f1ie ssns The top crop 10
one ~ the most profitable aniled NY the
railroads on account ~ tho long haul ard
ruick shipping
1--we stock sh!rfnonis from the Had
TAnSe ard Montana are coming IN dr0ves
o. both the Northern Pacific ana orsa;
Northern There IL nj The present iims
a lack ~ cars so Accommodate the cattle.
snS~p and horses The largest single ship
rnert so far this season was delivered by
A Montana sheep raiser . week ago, and
consisted Of i2s.@o head ~ sheep. billed 70
Chicago.
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n. =. ANIMAL REPORT.
shows . Remarkable increase IN All
Departments.

The annual repor; ~ the Northern Pa
e,rc fuat s.sust. shows nm increase In
earnings for ihs year iuat past This. II
fs said 10 duo in great measure 60 the
s'rht lncrsasc IN nli Departments OF the
road brought about by heavy tccai ship
rn"nta
THE r~pcy, announces tho ,n,en'ion ~ the
road 20 continue its many improvements
already begun, and Z, begin others In fhs
near future The report shows tho gross
earnings Freirn' SO ~ psS against W :
az ~ last year. passenger. ECO s.
arairs. ~ ST TO last yaa- and mail. ex-
pres. and miscellaneous, 81 TO against
81 tps is4 Ia. war Tho operating EXPENSES
corrpr4ss. 81 sts 10 for maintenance ~ way
ard y.ructures against 3 fT ss last year:
G0ittg- for maintenance ~ equipment
aga'ns, q. 72i 7% last year: 5000 e7t for
conflicting TRANSFORMATION. against G.sts1
last yenr and sos on general expenses
axalns. 80 ~ iag year Additions and
improvements were S.i0s.sT7 general
against ss's TO irsf year ard 81 III equip
m~rt, ara.nA, srS cso AS, wear TIL. inter
est or, the bonded Seb' 10 che Same for bvth
wears tu, the account tfis year includes
chs additional sum ~ Ssis 80 for rental Il
isasni lines TIE oriv change In dividend
account was .he additional nayrrsrt -
81 @Uooo. besng tire dividend on the common
veo~h.
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WORK on KERnY's VIEW MILL.
r11e Driver and Crew E1DIWyeA ~
COastSurtSag Its Foundations.

The work Of building a new sawmiii be-
tween c1sy apd Broad streets. on the
water front ~ Sorfn Seattle. was begun
yesterday by A. A. Kerry. Mention Of the
nsw enterprise has already been made IN
the post-fnteiiisencsr. A pile driver was
pti, 20 work driving the nrst piles for the
foundation. In ten days or two weeks
work on tho superstrucfure will be begun.
The new mill will have n capacity Of
400 feet per day. n will be twice as
large rs the plant owned by the Kerry
/, Lumber Company. which was burned down
over n year ago.
Yesterday SIR. Kerry applied 20 the city
council for permission 20 bufld wharf on
his property between Clay and Broad
streets abuf'ing Railroad avenue He
also seeks 20 have a sx-lnch water main
laid 20 the site Of the new mill.
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ANGse wEsrs ~.


"vs0itf rsif" the transforming sgSrss
astih1i whfSfi fbs management ~ The sest-
fis tbesieT IL n, present tonight recently
Slsysf ~ fbs Auditorium 81 Speksbs. Tbs
fsfs comment on Their snsGsd perform
sfe~ ID - fefl1Sws
.Sfbe etiy s<sslbls sscuss fsst sas ~
Mne1 ~ presenting sub . shins -
lbsy s"ef ihs money. Vanity Pair vac
bsd, very bad 'rbs Gteis IN the ebofue
we're hshhsr Pretty nor shspesy THY cosi1
neither sihG nor dsnes, nor sven - 3 good
~WAth Indian act me INTRODUCTION o.
spoh an Pa VARSITY shgw ses - ne df,int-
nat the management thought the p~eofe
NJ this country wg1il1nt Know god show
II they say n. rwh productions, or. rafh-
A.. ailsked productions, ~ Vanity rsir
have no business 81 the Auditorium. They
bsjcfE 80 ma variety houses"
Tie observation-disclosures hal this 20 Ray.
VANITY fair held the boards ~ the
Auditorium last evening. The name tesfs
no sopnsesigb with tbs show, unless the
Vanity IL intended ~ describe mn sfYlic-
ton ef the man VINO wrote H."
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A FREIGHT cans WILD RUSH.
breaks Loose NJ Third Avenue and
Tears D0wn Madison 10 First.

A freight car belonginx 20 the Madison
street line broke icoso yesterday from the
coach wh,ch was hauhng II AT Third av-
enue. and slid back DOWN the hill at the
rate OF abou, sl1ty miles an hour. Al FirS,
avenue the car Jumped the track. and roll
"a for nssrIy hah block In the middle of
tween FRS. ard Western avenues
John Andersen, the brakeman who had
charge Of the car. Jumped out az Second
avenue He was uninjured The freight
car was attached 20 coach No II which
was going IN the direction OF the lake at
the time the accident occurred The cause
Of the accident WAS the breaking Of tire
coupling bar. No one was injured by the
rtsty moving
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0ssA sktppi.s Hs.kessss Tsaa.

" r. Christian ana J, v. Hawkins, two
~ The best krown ~ the many hundreds
~ men vboss lines lie af0ng the water
front. have formed partnership for the
prosecution ~ shipping AMI customs
brokerage business. With an once IN room
~ ~. aafs Deposit building. Mr. Christian
was chef insyecios during re deputy col.
acquired = thorough knowledge ~ ship.
ping and brokerage Hawkins. Jack" ~
he n beat known. has long i~sn cobspicu~
Ous IN water front affairs. Die hss prob
ably met more yswsis ana caught moro
lead lines than any other man ~ Seattle.
~ ali hours, rain or shine. night or day.
no hss made fowbosi trips 20 vessels in
tho stream" reporting their arrival and
departure 80 bis merchant exchange con.
Hestinr
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seservsos tcs sesAVoN sNote,


ffrFAf', ssssss. ssps n An s-nssofs
ioos sfss ~ tlssts They sfs t1st me
other m~whers ~ rrnsf@s~ f~f5gfsfs fNefr
here - ire m~rrorss8s PCS fnf@fi3sehess
excursion snd the e0rnnno6 nefS ~ the0
expressions ~ nsonfshmenf ~ fne 10
veIopgnant. tbe nsfusa4 fssovress sri fS~
great future ~ ffps e58nffy " rhfen fn@y
previously had NJ adeqns.e ffSs senstof
shoup ~ fSsho bsofhsf - f1nifs5 sfates
Hsrshsi " sboup for the 5sstfics ~
Aiasss. Who bas fnst returned from fFn
arS0rd the l0op from tUhen8 a. srsrsay
and sifks ard bsck 20 JunesU. is ~ "a
caption ~ me fuin The senator ffsnsly
ACKNOWLEDGES frat re 5ifn'f Know Whist
Tiers IL sifssdy here % tts sfest future
wealth Iyfns 6ormsns The n~shsl ~
aiswa also foif rim fsw things sfoa fns
country thst opened ME eyes
a big reception IN honor ~ Senator
shoup VS. held THURSDAY evening ~ the
Chamber ~ Commerce. In feesfd - the
coming dfssrfc' convention the senator
said.
n think q f. move IN the rssht 6Ifec-
ton ard y IL necessary fof y6r bettef
interests 20 pass merorIsl o. congress
thet is aereesble 20 aii fhe eftfze6s ~
Alaska 7 assure yOn That WREN This mat
'cT reaches my committee rhe sene or be-
ing. chairman ~ the committs~ on. terri.
tcrtsr). Y will be IN friendly mi ssfn
hands Several questions s1i present
themselves 10 your convention. one 81.
visior Of your territory another. ofxaniza.
tign 81 Alssks into : Territory ara yonf
persse YOU assume ard the facilities for
canvassfne an entire vote Of Aisrks"
The senator sxpfes,sd no vtsws of, the
boundary line question
Among the members Of the CHAMBER who
made Speeches we've President William
N FJbner n. v Lewis r. 4 Gynsnos and
United states Commissioner Norman ~
4a1 - -
% senator shoup for hIs sncrfs In secufs
Ing the courthouse appropriation for ~.
neau on motion n T. ~ Kaufman Us
was made honorary member ~ fhs
chamber senator shcup Jeff last nisbs
for second visit ~ sksewsy. ara VII
return here IN two or three dsys
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LONE aiaHw WORK.
Hclas up an Atitu stage and Sc
cuves aIoa.

The Ai-krx Ati'n passengers report that
a lone hsghvayman hels IN q stage nun
ming between Discover and Attn CITY
the night Of Senfe-aher - Nine people
were IN the sta So but the rchher did not
set 20 excees s'to from tho crowd Tie
called 20 the driver 20 stop as he wished
- ride The team hsd no more than been
brought % a stantS.tI than the driver
was covered with a revolver. saoliy Tire
Desperate Informed the passengers that II
thev valued sfs'r lives they had better
offer no resistance. The occupants ~ the
stage took the man ~ his word, quietly
submitting tr \ search.
A. far as known the Passengers were
Maes Er.ges Mrs, Nelson. " ~ Trs pcr
Shirley Waterr rske Patterson two
packers named Emmett and he wilt and
e. r. Walker the driver
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Another vessel will 80 20 81 Michael and
Cape Nome this season Che ls the steam
schooner Nellie Jensen. which In scheduled
20 sat- from Seafti. October 70 THE len.
sen has been sreecssliy chartered for fns
voyage by Norman r. smith the
newly appointed United States y,ir-
veyor ~ mineral lands FOR the Cape
Nome district ahe VIII carry passengers
and freight In addition 10 Mr. smiths sx.
psiitton, which numbers esvcn or orn,
mon aud about 'wcrty tons ~ supplies and
survey material
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sheiao. jackson. Movements.

JUNEAU. Alaska. Sept. ~ sheldon
Jackson. ~ reindeer fsms, II sslli In
Sitka, having recently returned from
rounding up that gentle and ions. suffer
sitka tili about October 4 or reach here
III October 8 or 6. "a the capital ~ Alaska
has steamboat only once In Two wsexs
during the ress ~ the time being shut on
in'erlisnt Of Census for Southeastern
Alaska w. a. Kelly. who IL supcrfntsnd-
ent Of one ~ the jackson indian missions
and others In sffka are warm friends ~
pr Jackson. snf by the time he reaches
juneau the educational agent for Alaska
will doubtless he we'll Informed IN the
last grand tury's sensational report on the
educational system Of Alaska
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~ - rot always oesf 20 vsif Until :; .
Ans Cole Cholera ard Diarrhcea Rem
essy. Quite frequently the remedy II re-
aytrea In tire very BUSES: season or "a
the night ara much inconvenience ard
ss2ersna must - borne sesore .t can -
sAtAin4d I, costs bat ;-fee a. compared
wsth - real worth ard every family can
veil AFFORD % keep {, Ia their horne IL
70 sverywhsrc acknowledge to - sae
usesa successful ao1teins In the world FOG
-Snwoa eeae6alnsA ~ sals q 81 IaalssH
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Preliminary >cryey Being Made
Syndicate Back Of ~.

Ai-kf passengers state that the rrelirn-
mary survey Is being made FOR a railroad
over Chiksnf ra~s. Surveyor Flood has
the work IN charge. a-i " - claimed that
NJ "a aeti-v Ter a powerful syndicate: that
NJ was given ssass 20 MAKE thc survey
The enterprise IL 1. said ccnsemrlate-
The driving az a tunnel loo fee, lors
through the pass There are thirty msn
row ernriovea or the tunnel under tire SUI
rerxisirs 90 Z n Kenny
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James clark who r. accused % shooting
hts wife two weeks ago. was 20 have been
given a preliminary examination yesfer-
day on the charge ~ assault with intent
20 commit murder. but the case was con-
tlnned until October D. owing 10 the fact
that his wife has not yet recovered from
the effects o. her wound II 10 not be-
ueYed sh< Will appear against her husband
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The funeral ~ Cart. Thomas 4. Green.
who was killed in an elevator accident IN
tho Bell apartments In North Seatfls
rutsdsy nIxht. took place yesterday from
Bonncy n stewsr's Undertaking par'ors.
under the auspices Of tho Odd Fellows,
Rev John r.. Damon officiating Inter
nenf Mns male In Lake NleH ccfn eisrY
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Albert Bonsau logger Of whaicom.
brought 20 the city yesterday sn elaborate
~ carved bust ~ Admiral Dewey. The
bIei ~ made from blrdssys maple and Nr
BOnssu Gays he carved II himself with
jack knife ~ odd times. lie also brought
q picture Of three rough riders. also carved
OF, Of maple. Both pi~ces ~ work are
marvsis ~ sklli. They will be placed on
eHhlhitlnn IN tho Seattle expoeitlnn.
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TO LOAD THE LEMON.
Capt, Robinson Goes tn Portland "a
sup~rtpt~nd work There.

Asslstan; Qusrtermas,er w w Robin
son. jr lef- yesterday morning for Port,
land. whore ne viii take charge ~ the
leading and refttirg Of the transport Len.
nox. recently chartered by the govern
ment as q transport He Will be absent
sSye-si ssys
The feraey viii be used in forwarding
more cavalry horses 80 the Philippines
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That the town OF Inier and IRE mining
district contingent 70 having q healthy
growth IL evidenced 10y the fact that the
Miner published AT that point ny g. w.
Gorharn VIII run an excursion train srrrn
Seattle and intervening points. leaving this
city at - next Sunday morning. October
TT
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