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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-05
30 TIRE NATIONAL. HOME.
Eastern Branch. d. V. s.. at Togus.
Sen1ebeC Central R. R.

Connects AZ Gardiner with the Maine
central Railroad, and Augusta. Hal
Susta-
TIME TABLE.
Winter arrangement in effect Monday,
Dec. 49, 1885.
Leave Randolph: AZ at Nat Home:
80 and 10 80 A. III. 7s2 and iu5D A n.
tgO, 2.95 X i.22 r. NJ. 10 2.45 4 AZ ?. NJ
l-V Man Home: Ar at Randolph,
SIS ann " Is III NJ. S2. ana i.2i A. NJ
~ BIS * 3 - NJ. ia, 3S5 & So ?. 81
r.. A. I.AWTON Supt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-05
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
BANGOR & knODSTU0K RAILROAD

Pullman Buffet ParlOr cars between
Houlton and Bangor on trains leaving
Houton at $50 A. NJ. and Bangor at 40
2. Ii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-05
Best Liver Pill Made

Positively cure hiliOusneSS and sick headache, liver
and bowel compaints. They expel al impurities
from, the blood. Delicate women ind relief from
using them. Price - Ct. five 2 Pamphlet free.
l. S johnson & Co. - custom House = Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-05

Balance Of markets on page 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10
MARINE NEWS

ASTORIA-Sailed May S-Str Columbia
for San Francisco.
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed May 6-Schr
Volante, for San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND-Passed May S-Bk
Fresno, for Ludlow. Passed out-Bk Prus-
STA, for Port Gamble.
NEAH BAY-Passed in May 9-Bk Ore
COMOx-Arrived May Str Brunswick,
from Huters bay. 81
DUBLIN--Arrtved May S-Br sh Cam
brian Queen. from Oregon.
MANlLA--Sailed May Str Zeaiandia
for 8an Francisco, via Nagasaki.
ANTWERP - Arrived May 6-Br sh
Stronsa, from Oregon. In port April IL
Br sh Arctic Stream: for Oregon; 49,
QUEENSTOwN--Arrive May S-Br sh
Australian, from Oregon.
DEPARTURE BAY 49, Sailed May p
Barge Richard Ill, Capt. Martin, in tow
of tug Pilot, for the Treadweil mines
PORT LIIDLow-Arrived May s-schr
Comet. Capt. Tornstrom. from Port Blake
take 500, 900 feet OF lumber to San Pedro
Str T. W. Lake. from Swinomish mats.
with 900 bags of oats, which she put
aboard the schr Bangor. to be delivered
at Hilo, III. l.. along with cargo OF ium-
Der
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed May Str
Willamette. Nanaimo; str Bristol, Nanal-
mo: L. 8. s. Corwin, Seattle, schr Mary
S. Russ. wiIlapa harbor; schr Excelsior,
Arcata. Coos bay. Arrived-Str Mneola,
Nanairno: str Wellington. Departure bay:
str Alliance. Portland: blk Aureola. VIII
lana harbor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10
Why aesttle Should F Enttspot
Fl the Philippines.
soa Troops AND SUPPLIES.


In stfIi further support OF seattle's
claims - = e1ssable port for the uans-
1aission cs government supplies and troops
p and from the Philippines. Edward O..
Graves, president o: the Chamber Of Com
nntrce, yesterday mailed 10 Secretary OF
War ,A1gsr q supplementary letter. In
which special atfenticr II devoted tn the
facilities afforded on Puget sound Tor the
docking and repairing OF vessels Mr.
Graves. letter r. - follows:
'.ks<esf5ag 10 my letter Ut the 9Th inst
pointing out. the advantages presented by
FACET sound for the purchase and hip
ss. e saRRs sd , sss e ser -, ssd PIN
one Of these advantages which failed TO
mention in that letter The iarEert dry
dock belonging 10 the United States IL
situated on Puget sound, fourteen miles
From, Seattle. and twenfy-Eine miles from
Tacoma. The bsttlsship Oregon. the pride
Of the American navy was locked here
gust before her worid-famous trip around
Che Horn to Santiago The battleship
Iowa. tho largest completed vessel Of our
navy, Ii now under orders to proceed to
this dock for docking and repair. The
Tinted United States ship Mooie.sy was also
anese s(esmshlp line (sise Nippon yusen
kaIsttol And q the Pacific Coast Steam
ehtp Company have been successfully
docked and repaired at this station.
"A private dock In situated at Quarter
master harbor. only few miles distant
From Tacoma. az which vessels OF exceed
doeasa and 0 repaired This doeR 4 10 se see
order ard in frequent use. There n Also
large and perfectly equipped dock be-
!cnging to the British government At
able Tor use by American vessels. when
not otherwise occupied.
There is large shipbui,ding plant In
eeattie. at which have been built the
Rowan. one OF the swiftest torpedo boats
belonging 10 our navy, a vessel for the
Emitted States revenue cutter service and
= great number Of vessels for the mer-
chant service. This establishment recent
lE efnpaoysd at one time fully i.ooo men.
There are n ntlsnber OF other shops In Sc
attie. fully equipped for the repair Of ma
Chin4fr and hulls Of vessels. There ia
s,ss q, h ere ,'ra sappIy Of werkmsn skilled
aud repair of ships and the construction
and repair Of their machinery. sufficient
90 mart asiy demand the government may
make. The department may. therefore, be
assured tina, abundant facilities exist here
Tor the docking and repair OF both the
bulls a1hs the machinery OF any transports
which mat be sent 20 Puget sound.
III any proof Is needed of the correct
less snf these stAeementa, II n furnished
plying between Puget sound and Alaska,
raiis caiIsorni ana csnsra lame Amer Ha-
comprising the vessels Of the Nippon Yu@
Ven Kaishn the Northern Pacific Steam
thsp Company, the Empire line. the EN-.
eteaAship Company, the British American
line. the North American Transportation
and Trading Company and many others
finds these facilities ample for its needs
the greater number az the Transports now
tn the government service between Gan
Francisco and Manila formerly had their
docked and repaired In our docks and
nhops.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

Ing possessed Of q rowing disposition, life
at sea appealed strongly to the young
man, and he followed 1t almost continu-
ousiy Tor twenty or twenty-five years.
He learned the science of navigation in
all ite details. and was considered one of
the most competent masters that ever
gave an order aboard ship.
In the early '7os he came to Seattle and
made II his home until six years ago.
Then he went East and settled at New
Hampton. NJ II. His health commenced
to fail a year ago and II was in the hope
OF change for the better that he returned
to Seattle. Two months ago he went to
San Juan. He was getting along nicely.
but sudden attack Of pneumonia ended
his life
He leaves q wife and daughter. who are
living at New Hampton, n. H.: a sister.
Mrs Lena Clifford. Dunlap. Wash: and
n brother Maj. +. s. Ingraham. who Is at
kotxeoue sound Alaska
Capt fngraham was a reserved man
but those who knew him enjoyed his COM
partnership greatly. Extensive reading
and much travel combined with r&.rsonai
acquaintance Of many OF the leading men
or his native state. had made his mind a
store house OF interesting information.
Although he did not take an active Part In
public matters. from the position Of an
ofneehoider, he was thoroughly informed
on all questions. not only Of the day. but
Tor years past.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

Investment Association 20 j. e Chick. lot
k1ool1t 81 0reensie sdd Nay 1.s -
wa1kr wella e M. y Geosss Eard.
astorusy. - Nershexn Ceuatfes n1egemens
1rws. Tot ~ lAke Dali. % blsck s,
4yoSpNst terr1cs add. MsrcA .. H. u
4Ao0as E D0ngherty ct 1x- 20 xa0e. 10;
). block 8. Prospecs TszTscs ada. Aprn =.
0sorss y. nsarSorn es ux- 10 Emit Hell
MIG. - 3 bsDck Z piumtnsr's add. January
~. {Sg9 q ~ 80.
Charlotte e. Nonrehopse and husband.
ReniauItn r.. 70 Eslz4 18th penney, lcs -.
baoek Z, Rens second add. March =. $50.
z r. Il,senth3f es Tx TO Irving b. Knick-
erbocker, par. lot 4 block l. Baiiard's plat.
essuxate<. April y. 500.
Administrator of William T. Davis. de-
ceased 20 Bailzyd-Leary LAID Company.
lots q Is. hiock s EaIlart-s add. 01iman
PArk. May s. &s0G
West Coast improvement Company 10
9gurd L. NaSnus-en. lots Il and II block
- Gilman Park. May g. si2o.
Pkfyy Lewis q, Tx. By George NJ. Lewis,
at1orpey. 20 Lille G. Vandercook. lots 81
20 a. block i47, 0linansa add. May 8, S375.
Mary ]. Grafton And husband. Isaac, 10
Jerome q. Cotton Bot n block 49, Comp
tons FIRST add May /. $50.
Receiver OF Bank Of Auburn TO r. r.
Llltenftai. lets 20 4. Aiock }. lets 10 AMI
IL tiock Z. Meade's hrss addition. Siaugh-
ter. June Z, 1877, tsf.
Mnbei L. Meade ard husband. Ernest g..
70 Emma ~ Gilmore lots 10 and II. block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Post-Intelligencer.
NEAH BAY, May 81 p. m.-Barometer
800; cloudy: wind west. twelve miles.
Passed in-Four-masted barkentine, in
tow, q. M: tug Rabboni, $40 a. m: a
m. Passed out-Tug Wanderer. $40 a. m.
u. 8. steamer Manzanita, 1910 a. M: a
British steamer, 3:4S p. m. Now in bay
Y. 9. steamer Manxanita.
CLALLAM, May 9.4 p. m.-Cioudy
light west wind
TWIN. May 81 p. m.-Cloudy: fresh
west wind.
PORT CRESCENT. May e. y. M
miles.
PORT ANGELES, May a p. M
Cloudy: strong west wind. Passed up-A
four-masted barkentine. sailing, $40 p. m.
a steamer. 3:l5 p. m. In the straits, bound
out-A two-masted schooner, a. IN. In
the bay-William Mitchell. Dalgonar, bk
Oregon and tug Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

REAL ESTATE TRAINERS.

Tho following deeds we're nied for rec
orr IN The auditors ossice yesterday:
ss oas s .as pT pI.s s e . ssner ls
knfxhi.s edd. Mareh g $50.
,, Aifrss $ Hall e I q nsn'sn. let IS,
:. Wa q Thomson 10 Luna IAnaer, I.au-
vsnot Ralph w, May. lore and fAl,ian
sni,h ana Gsorxe Linie.. IT. aams Ct
nsn's adj, March =. s.
James nesgisnan 81 ax.. ny John c
Reastrasn. atty, 10 searge r, Uuna, lots IA
sna ~ e..sk ~. Seattle TIDE Lands. May
sserve = s'nna eli ax.. by ], $. Elliott.
ss Seattle TIDE Lands May !. q. :. 81
IL .n psr A e, h f. ss; Is s .rss "a:
As,is Nay s q g. a.v~e
w : Bryant e AZ TO \ 4. Robinson.
le's u. ~ sna part 10, 4. ssssk -. Seattle
Jssoe Hiam ct IN. 10 Joan JaAn>xn. -,
ne. @ec IA tr = r S. Mas & Sse
Hs~stks w, Sessss Go Augusta Brown
e IL. L s's'* I sssA ae'Ss Line ala Ar~s'
rasosss n Iis~ 81 nx, to Allan Munro.
Asa-rseaa ae1 Assa ~ ssa
,ass and * IS Sea- X IN iss ns. a's iS..s
oisa, los Z. blncs L Nhsss's ada May 4 81
Am II Jessnssa ard hsssA VIVA. 40 Yes
ieT E-stASs. Frc.s tF1 tracts m yesger n. =
AfFai X = G.. s.
Va =, fsssassls 81 AK 20 MeAasl ara
Mary - psssfs. sos s. tsesk * II. II. n.ss.-
n ~ adj. NORTH Seattle. Anril e s. -.
Ren ianssa n s0n3ss * ~ IL Carries r
Gthsost ~ fs~ y aasa va nes. sec u. ~ -
4, Feb 4 So
csssslss r. 1s4aecg r. TX 4, rasgfek =
nresn nas n~S and 49, n~ss ns~p "a 70 =.
: April IS, Ssa
t-rls~s states - 1aass~ n. Keith sss
rsA. ama sss res. ses IL. "a - re. Marx
g tssa t-Atsast
Kara NJ fssssysaa aws husband Si.s =
&c esesrs L Sfszssa. lets 10 II. ssosk 2
NsetegH "a. N*s = a.
NAllsAns = rwa3ses - Henrietta NJ Hal
Der jsss - 4 0ses-S = Rasss.s~sn a,l4. Ne
N1siaer * aSas, sa.ssA
J iosn C,rstAg r ak - L F. NgastEas 3ss
!, haez.@ q xss9 pa - III sssre,ss Asgsl =
&C =. Reese e AZ - ( r. Nges.ae s,l
e@es =. Ssesss%sass sss rAss Sen1rsrss "
t@nUtsy 81 &s&s Ssas
NJ nea sS&xeEsy - , W IVES. -
Meea 81 IseuMF s hsers 49, Ap.W = sIs.s
A Y HaSksr = az - Mile ara VA
ter g Nenn&ss ~ { n,eA 81 ysenss 4
AxyH ED. April Il. sZae
=. ". wess 81 ex- &c Msa~ aua Water
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

Out of 100000 acres Of land in Chehalis
county. only 1900 acres are under cuiti-
walton.
walla walia. with 100 registered voters.
has a showing OF 81. 600 I'm bank deposits.
or an average Of 5000 per voter.
Telephone communication has been re-
established between Tillamook and For
est Grove. Or. The line was down all
winter.
Abou, forty-fve men are employed on
two vessels building at Hoqusam. and la
borers for the mills and camps are said
to ba scarce.
be hanged at Eugene. Or. Friday. for the
murder az John Linn. ~ confident that
Gov. 0eer will commute his sentence.
A letter in the Eugene Guard. signed
ders have been committed In Douglas
county since 1850. There has been but one
execution, and that was case OF lynch
law.
TO ST PauI's church, waila Walla. a few
weeks ago. has arrived there from Flfens-
burg He is a graduate Of Heidelberg uni
the the ' spirisua, advisers Of Emperor William.
John K. Nudge. who has been reported
as one OF the men killed at Samoa. Is
young man who was native OF IlAtsop
county oseg1n - ne s WAS y norn h IN $3.50 ssed
In Astoria A brother and sister now live
there.
An E1enshusg boy named MiliigaD has
developed talent for invention and con
struction. and his home IN a veritabie mu-
scum OF his handiwork. Recently he has
been collecting parts OK bicycles. sach ~
spekes. bearings. In fact, any and ali por-
tions Of wheesA ana the result is q very
good wheel, which he IL now riding at a
cost Ia him ~ IS cents
A fishing boa; WAS washed ashore Thurs
day morning on SAND island beach. Ore
gan The ife-sav.ng crew from Forr Can
by went 20 the rescue hut "a " no signs Of
lie. TIE boat WAS stove and the mast
standing partly broken. About half the
net was In the beat ana the other ha;?
was lying along the bea1h. II Is probable
the occupants Of the boat were saved as
nshsrMsea were seen removing the wreck
age Thursday evening. II IA thought the
boat was capsixei in the breakers during
the blow Wednesday night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10
SAN FRANCISCO STEAMERS.
The Queen Arrives Fr~m the south,
and the Cmatllla Departa.

II.
and the Umatiila Departs.
The steamer Queen arrived from San
Francisco yesterday morning She car
ried i,oS tons of freight and the foilowins,
passengers.
W. r. BENTLEY. J. A. whaiisy and wife.
) Mctaneriy. c +. Williams and wife.
Mrs : + bowman; F. r. Han and wife.
Mrs. l. NJ johnson. Miss /. Skipper ]
{. sprighs. Dr. w. T. Martin. Mrs. W.
sEowe. W. Fraser AMI wife, T.. Henujnr
n III. Spear. J. A. Mccormick. L. Zen. j.
Irsscse. r. II Roundtree and wife. Mrs
NJ b. Doason, Miss Dsison. Mss L. cham
pion. II. benner. l.. h. Hart ana wife. j
J. CARROLL J. Itlton Q. II. Close Miss
Hannah. Mrs. A. H. Buck. Mrs. r. W,
Carleton Miss L 9. Renne,s, Miss Mitch
ell w nrown. r. s. Roberts. W. j. Bar
W Doschanin. W. Z. Haeomb and wife,
a IL CofAey. Mrs. r. Davega. Mrs.. r.
hockisy 5. III. Stevens ana wife Judge
ishasn. w n Beach, r. j. Bouaali Mrs. A.
WHEEL. II. wesscot,. Mrs {. a. Har-
man. e Ellsworth, O smith. b. wtb~rg
ard wife, A. O. Swanson. Mrs, p. W. Ste.
fsnsan. w. z. psyfe James Cur~tn and
seventy six second class
The tmatiiia sailed for San Francisco
YESTERDAY Frsorning with 80 tons Of freight
Mrs, r. i. Jn.an. Mrs Ga-re.,
aci>ssisan p @ Finch, Sam Waters W. C.
Cerc@tt w. $. Ssotf J. r t;ilts Franz
aescossao' Mrs J, Zimmerman, G. A
nesns l. W Nnea2rs. Mrs, J Hollech
Collins, J. +. Lewis. Norris ( 5. RAYMOND
= NJ Flint, l. W. David r ] Johnson.
Harry Rae1r, r. II. Lindsay .;eorye
Esaa f Phillips. r. +. Dunlap q Fol-
SON, Mrs < J. Hsrcour;, E, J. HARBOUR.
- l. Seal. William s-ni, and forty nine
secoxsi class
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10
clH. LEE M@lhlk klb
Brother Of Seattle's Fene1s Mess-
tsis Cifabess ~. lngraAan.
WAs IL ne Ketseboe-stPieken
Win Pneumsnso ~ IAN Joan.

Capt Lee Ingraham. brother Of MAI. r.
g. Ingraham, the famous mountain climb
or. and personal friend Of the late James
c. Blaine. died ~ 6An Juan Saturday, of
pneumonia, after N Illness lasting only
two or thre4 6ayG Hi1 body was brought
10 Seattle yesterday.
His parents, now dead. were among the
oest-knewn and most highly respected
OF that section W7,en u or - yeaT8 Of
are lGr. lngrsham went 70 - With HE
father. who was q skinful navigator. Be-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10
STRONG ARGUMENT.


Letter Carrier II g Nibiett had an ex
perience with s~o supposed burglars yes
terday afternoon which he will remember
Ter long time
He Was passing iosf Eighteenth avenue
when he noticed two men walking away
from the house. tine of them had some
thing under his coat Their actions and the
fAct that no one was supposed To- De In
He went after the men, but one OF them
produced N revolver and signined that II
was better Ia keep away. Nihiett being
unarmed. was struck with the force OF the
revolver argument ard gave up the chase
he reported the AFFAIR to the police. II lis
net known whether or not any goods were
Q1oleu from the hcus1. which ID known as
the Judge Garrett residence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

Bennett. lot ). block 10. Denny 4 Hoyrs
add May =. $.0o
Nell r. Phillips and husband. Albert W.
TO J. s. Baker, lot 8. block 56. sup plat A.
Pontius add April -. 81 .oo0
I, c. Smith and husband. g. J., TO Ply
mouth Wooden Company. lot s. block >.
Walia WaIla add. and other property, May
3. q. c.. H.
Tracy H.. 10 Harry c. Msrterson. lot 2,
block X, WiIsam ~ Belts ftfth add, May
T. g. 100.
Washington National Building. Loan and
I. Meade's first add. Slaughter. May 2.
500
Mary T. Ballard TO August Roehi. Iot s.
block Q. BaIlard's Park add, Slaughter.
April II $3.50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

Afse steamship City CO Seattle sasie<l 1t
~ oessss& lasg nixhs fer Skaxwxy with
t1e following nrss-eiass p&ss~nxsrs. {
= !sosnes. e. r. Joan~a~a. Va. E. Mostly
L r RS<erssss ana wife. 1oAa S.hwsea.
= asaNIA J. z N9i.arnx Charles Web
- II. / tsveSss r, r H@szx.su = {. Hay
asn- T Gray. J " ronre4i. q. e Ne
ntsasia, lsas~~ Mcttessh, r. D. Harsa.
ss*cESs Wares Mrss II TimaA Mrs II.
Srls1Ezz- Miss z arxssapAr l. s. Cam
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The FaraIion. which has been running 10
Skagway for the West Coast Navigation
Company. has been chartered by the ash
ingtou and Alaska Steamship Company.
and viii hereafter run TO Alaska in connec-
ton with the City os Seattle.
The Sound steamer State OF Washington
plying between Seattle and Fasrhaven and
Whaseom, has been taken nff her run. She
vii! be- taken 20 Ballard today and will go
on the ways there ard receive a coat OF
paint and thorough cyefhaul.ug. She VIII
resume her run in about a week,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

steamer George r. Starr. which aas h-sn
covering TIE Seassle-yi.snrla roz,ta ss.,ae
The wreck 80 the Kingston, wsu return 20
sST former sssn between SsssttIs whasfsr,
azas hlasne 90 Friday. Nav L. GA that
date her eHntrses With tie Northern pa
csGc railway expires TIE Ct3eas legt as.
fsghs 20 replace the Starr or the Victoria
Yt4E. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

Henry Carr, q Notable Character -
Coivtlle. raraIyaed.

Special Dispatch TO the Post In.ellIgencer
CoLFlLI4E. May s~~ienry Carr. who
has resided on Old Dominion mountain for
n number OF years. was stricken with par
aiysis this morning at an early hour and
his condition - pronounced by the attend :
ing physicians to he preesrious
Mr., Carr IL an interesting figure In ,hia
vicinity. by reason of his having Travelled
extensively in Darkest Africa" with H
NJ. Stanley. TIE explorer. carr wss leu
tenant under Stanley when Ne discovered
Livingstone.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

Herbert n. Eowtsy who has beer a
pssient AT the Seattle General hospital for
. long time Was yesterday committed To
the insane asylum by Judge Jacobs IN the
vspersor court. He IL 81 years cid, and
Ms insanity n the result of disease. John
R~eiey. who was booked At police head
quarters On = charge - insanity was
Hntred in tho county fan yesterday A
DAT. fer his hearing has not yet been
GS~t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

Special Dispatch ~ tire Post En.eiiigrncer
WUATt'OM May THE trial az A Il
Ashcraft was begun this morning In the All
periar court fry alleged en3bs RI eusnt OF
s. s0t of the Seattle Brewing and Mating
tompary's money while Asncraft was act
ing "a their agent. TIE desenssn. has beer
cut on bal. since his preliminary hearing
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CaOUD8 Dr. MDlW HERE
Great Council Of Improved Order
Of Red Nom.
MANY TRIBES REPRESENTED.

Delegates Come Net - Aesaile Das.
eeffeAs. bot - Friends, 90
Desiege the City, and Il surrsn-
aers In The sane spirit-Lsss Of
TAese In Attendance anA Of the
General 00eers jest Elected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

Rev. Walter Myron s. Lowell. formerly
pastor q. a Baptist charca at Kennehank
Me, and more recently preaching al Coro-
raeo. Cal. un1er Methodist supervision,
has sued CAPT II. Curtis Of kenneh4ns
for criminal ahsi AM PROPOSES 10 orsn9 q
eivli sssst fog xas..sss damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10
SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local Repcrt.-Maxisnum temper
allure, s.: minimum. 81: mean, IS: part
cloudy: 10 OF an inch OF rain fell during
the past twenty-four hours.
GEORGE n SALISBURY,
Section Director. weather Buronu
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The regular spring drill % the rsaitc.
Patrols viii be resumed nexs Thursday an
der direction as Drslinaster Irving Nara.
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Or MERRILL. spccaAiist--4th aoos
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FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. May 2. lSaa.
Fair.
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xURE WEATHER BUREAU.
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Postmnstres oommiaaloned.

Special Dispatch to The IntelllgeneeF
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 90
Commissions have been issued to the
following West Virginia poStmasters;
John B. strother, Wllsonburg;
James e. Morgan, Lyon, Herman @.
savldge, Dobbln.
The site Of the postottice known as
Alliance, Harrison county, ELIAS T.
Bennett, postmaster, has been changed
to a point one.fourth OF mile north
east OF old site, on route 1929. The
site of Ragiand. Mingo county, has
also been changed to a point three
hundred yards southwest, on route
1892.
The following postoftlces in West
Virginia have been discontinued:
McKenzies, Mercer county. mall to
InglesIde; Chaffee, Mineral county,
mail to Blaine. The special service to
Orr, Preston county, from GAINESVILLE,
has also been discontinued, star service
being substituted. the order to take ef-
feet November 30. The star service on
route 1851, Maiden to Willie. and route
$685. Grant to Congo, have been dis
continued from and after November 30.
Orders for the star supply Of the fol-
lowing postofEices, at sites heretofore
authorized, have been issued:
Fowler Knob. (from Rupert and
Summersvillel; Beech (from Looney-
VILE, Tallum, lola, and ArnOldsburg)
Dudley from Glenwood and Milton).
An order has been Issued increasing
service on route 1885, Ayers to Big
Springs, to six times n week, hours
same as heretofore.