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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
Gait To CINCINNATI.
Prominent shar~h Sstena. tasas-
nsaus t~vssattan se R~s. q. ~ lee.

Rev George ~, lee. pastel - tie Tax.
lss Memorial esszsesa. CemsseS = focal -
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ssssFsss very srssea attached tN htsss lie
hse beer here s9s tsss es@s%. SaE - graes
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~ 9essFs ~ ssfSsE~ sss far az ths Protest
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20

00ty O0& A$6soo8.
A fesxrsh smallpox passsat wSs sent 10
fhe p~ssesaSe yesterday by Dr.. ~. T. A.
MeEewnnH@ II was MyrsE L~swry. aasI .
kyaagea lie has ben ltvtnx n sxssAli
sssas-r@asss shArk GA The First avenue sssash
~ ne&r th~ nsesg2e Path tsssi gate.
fsewrg called several Oars age on III
T. l. x-zmssTEs surgeon al the marine
hospital. complaining that - wzs nos
sell Yesterday he Called again snd BIS
tfra~ xss has1iy oruAeE eat Or Lamsden
tes@phesEssA ~ esare 10 Cssy Fnyssrian Nc
keshEse and gpaa satfafysax narrs<n that
n sas sEaasIssax the latter sent fer shs
pasrui wagon ard had the victim removed
ta the Essssa01se.
rr f.unaSzt~n Will vaerfuate she whole
crew % she EvRngel bas the boat Will
rot be- tied 40. as mere - considered To
ssz absolutely 40 sanger. Lowry not kav-
szg teen ca TIE vessel 70, sotne s.rne Pr
10 his liIsaesaL Lowry has never Been
vAEesnateA
OF ire four cases now al ths i-ssthoass.
oasy one il considered serious according
To Or AeKerhnIe- This 10 William IL
Heath 3 mar who besar~ going 50 th~
pest house MAS a dtshwAshes In rsstaur-
Art ia the district south 81 fesler vay.
asas u tho patients not being even con-
4n--ss io nis be@f
Thomas Chadwick, 81 Hood canal was
last evening sent 20 the suspect state.
near ffse pest hossss ana VIII hs kept there
unttl M eruption from which ne Is now
suffering Assumes ssme positive form
Chadwick called yesterday sftsrreon eo
Health officer MeKeehuse. The patient nas
a ~sse ard child 81 FSsh harear. on Hood
canal Es had been here but cue day when
TIE eruption appeared.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
Customs of the Orient Told by
Lieut.. G. D. White.


rx~ag cnarBss Z. Waite. an 04ser 81 IRE
weasA FszA5eerx fo~ tee past sen years
rs.ssspnf Of tsaaxk~nx. Caana. arrived n
shs city las. nisAz en- rosie East - spsad
part ssf Sin zsensEs faEAsasA With trsstats
tssorw pTassss'saz 80 Lans30s- OWES 10
his sanx frsaassee Ia ta~ Isr@ent. ak says
~ kas Come Ia Ssrs.zseE y lass asw sastas
and ~oU1a - iets 70 change % ths <esrss
Of BIS soyhooA
sss have jar; ss1Ashsa fraSing MI HOW
ards account o. customs IN GAIA. as psS-
gshsss Ga the pSsz-iafss.sg~agsr. hs SAID
saea seen ar shs IA sssr~ssraad. These
wha have never tad yisst 20 tne osf@at
~ll b. SURPRISED 70 learn thar - per rsnt-
al she female cnll1rsD bera IN china are
psaf 20 Death. ans a great mai8rstT bTsose
they are az Aoas osd Tssts Il q essss ON 81
ths country. There ss a Eeas2a for II. ard
although we. IN osr ssolscs Huttss. Try 20
gaa. 81 IL as . crime. II IL 80 frequent that
werr 60 took Up ey*TT cAss ~s weaiss
he able 20 De neshsag elAe. IL Is part Of
their r~5sxfuss. mnasneed hundreds OF
years ago. until na1 slasn yea see fe-
male csaE.d ia Chlus yoa nay kBSw she h.
being raised for an immoral purpose and
~osssy 90 account % hsr beauty
The circumstances wsseA hreaghs shoat
fhts eon65ssor are these As early a. the
fourteenth century CHINA began 20 b.
gvsrpopuiat.e. A large percentage OF sse
people s.oass not get work. and D. gsa 70
look about fer soEns country 10 which they
could ensA1rase Soon IL was that thosa
cosaBtrsss adjacent TO China. fearing al
overflow q foreigners. ard naturally hav-
Ing . dislike for t1ern. PASSED a law pre-
aibl.ing the landing OF Chinese women Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
PARKING SEATTLE STREETS
GmAM0ER o. COAmEaCE THINKS
work snoCLD m DONE.
spe~tas nspsst. watch VIII PvsA.
sAiy Take Shape 81 . 1eassssa
A1Asess - the city Cssn~aa.

The Chassskssr ~ Commerce yesterday
took 80 The ssssstaou % parking re stress
ard Of sdasns Ca tire prsEzat PARK ARIA 10
ss. essy, TIE matter IN che wnssh - at
tracing rsnrs asa ra9ss ssssatsaa In sssa-
de, ISe sfES cuaNsss hss aa3 Sc nnswr
daszaszscn nscxs than once asss ga nearly
asi tbs rsr<atsY grated streets provision ~
ssssste for parking ssrISs The haars g
pssossc works an9 ths superintendent II
streets are Also giving xhs matter careful
attention There - 40 cuaot fnss gissts
at SEATTLE ely offseaals 20 Ea3ssn cities
hAss done snarn IS smgxsKs ftsem wish
fhs dessrassstsy ~ general scheme os
street tArainx ana NJ adding 20 The parx
area az the city.
The question VAS sprung Ia the caamhar
yesterday By the rssisns At q tesser hlxaiy
com nss rdtnx ths editorial In tn4 ss3~s- In
sslsissaess Of July ~ headed Parking sae
Streets rrsstdsai Graves f0iisaex with
tnfSf nsai remark. ssytne that NJ thought
shs t.rns @as sspr fsf . general uscv meat
Ia ths direction Indicated. AIT Nasinx The
nne results that had hesn ATTAINED IA
Washington gffY hY parking the EFe~ss
similar remarks we're made by Msserx.
elise. Lewis Moore. ard on fnosfa1 Of W.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20

r. Boone the whole subject ~ss referred TO
The committee on STREETS, roads and parks
With Instructions 20 fstsort. II seems pfosss~
be from shss srxrsd ~ the aiscuestsa thaf
the report will take the SHARP % a me nor
Ia - the city council
A iassar wa< submitted from Secretary
Long % the navy department. sssin< thaf
while 2 was a. present inasraesiesisse 70
-~ssd tss Iowa 60 Seattle. we ne hgrei tne
time wealA &tan carne WREN nat only TIE
iewa tsls other sessss % TIE nssF aiso
wessia ~ ordered here
A communicates fsvus fsstitcr Ailwn ~
sas ktsnfsks Nugget. wac submitted with
oss Feasiswx. n esaiasea crsstned digest
os the evidence IN the Mss-Dos ts}at AZ
fsswsan gYty. nat ~ Presstsat Graves AMI
nshsTe remarked that there MAS 10 reason
Why Il asoaIa 30 msts part 90 The prs~
e~=ssngs ~ tbs Chamber. II Was SIMPLY
aIes ard was withheld srssn rA~ prees
( \ Nai~sa Submitted letter from tire
Portland .'sn<rt Company Of Salt Lake.
ssrvs manufacturing senreTn. ssstsg ia
formation - 20 tire cost af FaE fnatefsss
ant IRE feasibility 81 SECURING a site here
Nv Sastesu sasnss q Hkefy that TIRE csFn~
s~aY IF which SO shsnks very htxhtS. viii
sss.sss a psans A~se M sossas or sesatiun
81 laHs eT sHs~tsy af any kind wsF be asss
al The secretary sas diFecssd 20 obtain
sna forward ne rsssssrs-s Information
ss~eresarv f'reseN read letter from
t-on.ai o. r. Williams II Manila. asking
Ser eFtsrss 90 certain sszes ~ humber. aa4
ssrss sssax renewed tassress IN sTatfis Mr.
ptxseh ssss hs bsa ssrs e8f4Te 81 re sss-
SEE ~ vAFssass ns~reAass@ art srsaassrswr-
era here ard tAss so@asa take tbs matter
81
government waali shsa 'srse nuEshsF e
hes@s ansf srssiss fFsSss Arts pert - Anaiss
formed TIA t~sxss ~ An animated HisVsse~
wes. svs& called far we special agssoF 90 tze
pat ~ ta& CHAMBER
~ fsshe sa6 tfr,<E% ~ Bright ssTv Fles =
80 - SsssFyAfsx@rEse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20

Certified copies Of fhs incorporation al
ths Nebraska Wyoming a Western rail.
read have heen flied at Cheyenne. Wye,
stating that the company. which Is a
part Of the Huntington system, VIII ~ "A
A lice son:h from Alliance. Nee, 10 y
Paint In tae valley ~ the North Platte
river thence northwest up thas stream "a
fsass Boundary fsae between Nebraska End
wyoming. thence WRIST 80 tae boundary
tire between Wyofn ne ard l2a19. with
hranrh extension south from the North
Platte valley to Tire boundary line We
tween Nebraska and Colorado
TIE fact that TIRE road has made 'he ct
tension ~ Eru>h Col srsnch isrr. asd
s~ ass, officially hea9ed toward tap Vert
"a taken as sSyn<fus9xr proof :hsT t.as ftur
pnKton is determined 10 come 10 The
l-Hass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20

I<oeal sports viii turn osit scn!ghs ~ the
sftesn-roana boxing bout between ShsFles
Washington 81 Seattle and lark Dewey.
o. New York city. Th@ nxht viii he psilisd
IN as West Seattle. the crowd going from
here on The N haat II will b. under the
auspices II the Hawthorne Club. ard a.
hxsth contestants arc said to he IN So eadsd
CONDITION an interesting and sctentas sx'
hit4.ian is looked for.
Tire men will weigh In ~ about ~,
pounds az the rinxstie. The contest will
D. unter Marquis - Qusensberry rules
ana the men have agreed in the art!cirs .c
break clean. The referee has not We, hes,
agreed upon hat will probably he the well
known Australian heavyweight. Fgaak r
Shawn. -
Charley waAhsnxton - known here a. a
game antagonist lie will put up q clever
contest and give a good account II him
self The betting up 10 this tins has been
In favor ~ puwury with Odds OF 10 20
There has been eoss derahse money wager
ga on the figh. ana the gate receipts prom
Ese 10 he large.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20

Mfs xahn ~ whoassy. wha~s husband
. sslf knssn az eston~a az the First
n command 81 = brigade fursnx ! geSd
psv AZ sne fighting In Ma ass& has .rfttsn
: bitter % the Seattle Daliy Times de-
s.saa. asF a, a,.sa.a. a...s.s What sss
ssatnss tim while he In thousands OF
Bnfts~ aeay
Tps lsstsr - dated from vsaeeavss nar-
gaSks Vancouver. WASH. July 10 Tn "
MIS- Wkoslsy sets f0Tsh sss.suens.y ard
earnestly answers 10 the alleged charges
sAst cd. wheliss h a coward that 40
kss say ase sar him. and thar hls stupid
~ VS. the eaues Of Capt. Fsgtson's
After an iasredacsson In which she
urge. that the afrac~ru ard m~n could
have had fscs whcsseyss sonaaef suvestts
gated II they rad slsfea abe takes up
TIE charges ssrsasim. with fexarti 20 the
shsf4~ 81 eowarairs. she refers Go Gen
kings ofHesai r~parf. asausifx tins words
~sssa WhssIes ~as under The strongest
hfs fee the sonEss' time" Hhe aiss quotes
e. felIos,ns rsss. = Ter - sihS In .
"yeu ass mr. 10 shants Tor my com
HsHaasion Of yoar xaIian; husband
have sesesnfnsfssssd him 7 Dare say
hase ashnsvs fer The rank cF hFssaalsr wwn-
syai at volunteers fus e5nHp4cas,ks sai-
fasisr u aetsan. ssi ! dare say he Viii
ssw@sss the appointment"
she further rsrites the fart as stated tn
press dispatches ftas Ger fawsan had
congratulated Cod whvllsy for his sgslae-
81 work
wtfh regard 10 che sharx. that COL.
whslisY has tssen afsr on the regiment
abe SAYS simply
THE important position that rui Who'll
~ has h~sn sslasvd -. he hing appointed
ArFft fssh by der fAsfon tu command
hes9sa~s sssssws what dag Gel wrolfsy
ssuss BE- The homer sf his regiment =
= ~ 10 the Third charge. Mrs Whoilsy
says
Ger kins had mach use for eisss. and
$50 hal sssn f.awsan. when he made hien
BRIGADE esssuussnsseF and If the letters
sks huys base some use ssr their coli
enst =
win regard "a s-aa wfsll.x's alleged
responsibility sar Cant kaftsun's stsath
Mrs wh0iIss sav. that Hhe has always
vas@fstssssi ,ssas Ssos WhaIIsy tnsk Capt
Fsssssn is the bridge and that Forsssn
VAS Killed frssn an unexpected anshas-
hesessi<s that BAD hrea met wFtt ia the
warfare against ths Efiirsnas
A. Is the charge that thve4 cDFagln svts
lave raj Asr~u allowed In yftas during t'ei
Nhstsfess na II sha regiment Mrs
WhsAlsrs paints - 81. fact that BE has
h~aa asss from she regimen, ard IN con-
~@nrs ~ hrfaaae Far three moa,Ns SIR
Fssffrni@. lhs statement that God wAsssiey
kas stone sail evsetsss rer at& safety
stating fhat shr wall Fsf~sSrst tEs ptisF
kAfve an4 sFss~haEf fees hsgh ana afgss3 nu
the sunsv sise ~ the srrf ssFx3nx JN ssisrs
80 ss3 a4tsss esnvas val ef ssf f@nt.
~sfss ssff asxrn tents near Get who'd
81 IA sssssfsag wANss assf f9fttsN~ tses
ever e thz vail Wefe pas thsss fer pro-
seess,4n IL xas a stiatsf 81 The clerks whs
had 80 work IN ~ sewf aatftsg tire DAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
SEND SEATTLE PAPERS TO THE EAST.

MOORE
sss a.a Of advert sns ses,e The East and ais suggestion
achieved expenditure hundred Of dosFs
30 friends the To
NJ
~ ard Alternately reaching
81 liz enec4
than
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Occidental Co., Of Portland Sc
cures Site for q Plant.
wlll exrEkp ~ ALI $500. oco.


xexae sgsssas shea practically raaTassss
tx~ establishment 0f . susesaeS % q. seas
asr .sy eapsesss we're esssssnsmAfe4 ia Ki1as
sssg y#ssssssszg ~ sAs sac 90 tue sbeesaesssi
6ss~Sgsx eosaEAss. II f'sfssAns. es I51s
ssses 81 ssgsss stG ts@ @sssssn 4ao<e & Lake
Wxshsas zae, 9wns4 ~ TIRE Kirkland iARa
Essapsas- Tse tract carrie. Stth IL afsoas
0ss aas1ss % watsF srHEf. as Aase tss conn
gang Asassa Exs aad sggsnssaa Nss.t wesks
syssxsn- The sssas@vsy a .zAs 80 h2ss sssa
npss fsr . consideration Of ssosss ffas se
Ta& esnssEaessez 81 ire ssness~r Involves
a. sxp~nsals4ss 1t atzsssE tsss 50 nsses Som.
81 saa sssz sxawsfiHx men NJ Owasss snd
fs~sssr are ssssAefsiiy interested In TIE &c.
sssssisx ssG tsss services ~ Samuel A. Hss-
ran. i@ax asnaeeSes VITA the ffsna ia
6isNns sassis 90 Company. have fsesa So
e9rsa az ihe matter ef the construction Of
rae psxat.
TIE ssan Ass sEvaavss the huisasnx of =
switch from ffse seattle 4 fnssrnstsossi
fua4 3D. tire Easitsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20

seattle Has = Thriving Paint and
Narniah FACTORY.

The old terra Gotta works Building on
Stewart and Howard avenues is again oe-
eupica, this tine by the establishment 81
composed Of Chicago and other Eastern
men. who have come herr In the belief
that this Ia fire field fer new business
T'Neir factory commenced operations last
The institution has been Incorporated with
- capital stock III tsasts ard employs eight
men. A representative has been sent tn
japan. China and the Philippines. and an
ether TO Alaska.
The officers ef the company are The fol-
lowing. President j. W Mrfnnnaughey.
as Seattle, vice president and snperintene-
eat. II. II, tioys. of Chicago, formerly
president and manager OF the Russell
Paint Manufacturing Company; secrx fary
F. NJ. Eata. treasurer, ID. r. Mrcoa-
nsaghey
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
BAKER DISTRICT DEyELoPMEST
Rich Discos cries Made IN the Oregeu
Prone rites

Recefli arrivals from the BAKER county
ming district ~ Oregon bring the news
that several rich Developments have seen
made there In the last few weeks Tn one
Instance. on the WeasAerhy Bonanza. one
o. the w~i'-kncwn mines of that locality.
in which several Seattle people are inter
ssied. IN an ap-Yasse from the end af a
i."e~fcot tunnel they have run ento s6,sns
rich fr~%-sriifing ore Tn. Operators have
run down 10 a depth ~ rs feet at faas
point. A dividend on this property viii be
declared In a few days.
Similarly ssea frfs hags hsea made On
other properties near there. but (, Was i'm
possible to learn th. partie1iiarx IL -
sad that excitement IL running hixh. ant
the owners ~ some ~ she mines whiea
have stock on ire market are calling u ia.
and Will not sell ~ any price.
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aez wnsrA - cssez - dcm<sssc tara
Tse w8Es+m - FnsnA ar~ essnsezsea
vtsA the sst saxv have s~~n assssn<t 70
ST Taey ara happy - ths slavery,
4ra&xzry ard ssns~Azrs. eus . ssfs asnsa&
sssssn sxSa demonstrates that ss See csrs~
sa1 pace E-ssna viii rsr.azn oss % tns
cavfssasn pale ser easy centuries 10
exrwv
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in TIRE county sGdftass office were sse~as
granting rtxhtS~of way 80 the saeausInuse
Fails rnwer Company frpra thr follow
inx parties Julia Knax. Rosa AnH
Forrest and ~iFe. William n jolly and
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Schwahashsv wharf 81 m.
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-28
s sAlMoS STAGE CO.

Carries, mail, express and pas
sengers, Twice a week, on Sat
urdays and Tuesdays between
Challis and Salmon, Making
connection at Salmon for Red
rock, Gibbonsville, and all other
Lemhi and Custer county towns.
w. RADDICKER, Prop.
SALMON, /, IDAHO,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-28
Springs :!

The Sullivan Hot Springs arc
pleasantly situated only two
miles and half above the town
OF Clayton, near the South bank
of Salmon river. Their waters
are of a nice temperament fol-
bathing, and possess strong
medicinal qualities, sulphur pre-
dominating. This is fast bocom-
ing a place of resort for invalids
and pleasure seekers. Mr.. Sui
Ivan has made a great many i'm
provements for the comfort of
his guests, but the leading at
traction must ever be its healing
waters.
A carriage for the conveyance
OF guests will be constantly in
attendance, and llpersons wish
ing to go and return can do so
during the day, round trip only
90 cents. Two fine plunge baths
are now complete and Other
conveniences will be added.