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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
My SUE THE COUNCIL.


Unless the Councilmen at their regular m eet-
ing to-day adopt resolution providing for the
issue Of bonds to buy the property Of the Long
Island Water Supply Company at tho legal
award Of SJ7O,OOO. mandamus proceedings
will he instituted against them at once Tho
BrooklYn lragu" has determined to take this
action should the Councilman persist in hold
ing M he bond issue. Secretary Mckinney Of
the l"agu" sent a not" to each Councilman yes
terday "NrIaining til" unsatisfactory relations
between IN" city and the Water Supply Com
pany and giving notice Of the leagues purpose
to go to court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

Inc Opening Of n Shop I'm Brooklyn Results
in a Row.

attempt NJ benjamin Roscnf"ld, Man
NATHAN tailor, who mas recently had Il strike at
us oA'D At 2'@ liowcry to open a shop at
I.'' and Adams streets. Brooklyn. yesterday
IN fN.'E provoked n disturbance. Many 1T the
"'H"r> w"r" on hand and blocked the an-
roach 10 the shop. benjamin Rosenhatt nf
~ H'vlugtou street. who attempted to pass
,WEh IA" crowd. was struck on the head
I'm hottie. knocked down and kicked into
W" gN'"r on the approach OF the police re-
S~"IN'S h" rioters dispersed. David Krnofsky
Eas idcntined BY Roscnblatt as ono Of his
vas hnannI VA III" only person arrested lie
tIpu ~ ''"s'S''ut' pi'HHc' w SAohH'a-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Boy Killed Stealing n Ride.

John Steel. II years old, Of 800 West Thr-
t"enth street. while stealing ride on the rear
Of n west-hound car in Fourteenth street last
night was driven Off nv the conductor and ran
in front OF an rast-bound car. He was knock ed
down and 81 badly injured that he died before
the arrival OF An ambulance surgeon. The
driver was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
nrIhed Him To- Re Re.cned.

nam l,agau of II Chatham Square. while
; s,"' H"F than usual last night. wandered over
G Crr' NJ Ptcr 30, Fast River Policeman James
VII lh"flE. going 10 his rescue. found him
lg" Al elr"rts ~ honI the en- man an" ont Ir'" We're
him. nntiI the policeman promised TO give
al htr.nk II he'd he rescued, Eagan let go
nsr. n. aud was soon luggcd away To Gouver-
"I hoertal. He didn't got the drink.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Policeman o,Hrien,s Mother ON HI. Hond.

Policeman Thomas r, O'Bricn of the West
125th street station was held in $4,000 bail in
the Harlem Court yesterday for the Grand
ana chain Of Capt George B. Rhoad- from the
Captains body when he was killed by n trolley
car on June 10. O'Brien waived examination.
Bail was furnished by his mother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

ALHANT, Juiy 10Th" Elmira Steel Com
panv was Incorporated to-day with capital of
SIUO.Ovu I" manufacture st"" iron and IN
plate in Fimira. The directors are: Chester
X. Baird, I MHylnud Aver. Thomas u. Rich
ardSou; Fred *. Mrow"n and Harold |. :. cheney
ur Ihl'a !"lpma; t"orG" VI. nivcu of Elmlra
and Frank :. Baird ~ Buffalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Proposed Boston and Maine Purchases.

BosToN, July lu.-Prcsident futile Of tho
Boston and Mano Railroad appeared before
the Railroad Commissioners to-day and re-
pucSted permission for the road to acquire by
purchase threo leased lines. the Portsmouth
aud nov"r Railroad. the Portland. Snco and
Portsmouth Railroad. and the Portland and
Rochester Railroad. Tn" consolidation is on
the ha-lS Of ten shares Of Boston and Maine
and AN even exchange in the case of the two
others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

Electricity, property and faithfully
applied, will return that lost strengr h,
the result of indiscr"tiOn, as sure as
life itself, because it is the missing
element 1t is that which was origl-
nally drained from the system. My
app lance, the DIR. Sander Electric
Belt, with special susp"nsory at
tarhment for weak men, is the right
application of the current. You wear
il all night 1t cures you while you
sleep. Drop in to-day and consult me
free of charge at my office. am
there from \. VI. to o =. VI. daily,
and from to - Sundays or if at
a distance write for my free book,
which explains AL. Letters are an
swered by me personally
DIR q. Il. SANDER,
Broadway, cor 12th St, New York, Ny
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"DEATH RKINGN REST."


Pratur Scholl, an upholstor"r. ~ years old.
committed suicide" Yesterday by hanging him
self to a hedpoSt in his room on the second
floor of 42i West Forteth street The old man
had been ont Of work ana dCsppndcnt for some
c"mtIy h" hod fro 'Iirnfiv thrro'cpnd I" "nj Ills
life" This open letter was found in his room:
am IN old man OF 80. sick and helpless.
aud what have ! to liv" for in tins world The
old, oll story. death brings rest"
-Four -"a"d letter, were also left addressed
to friends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
OLD S1IT KILLS HIMSELF
Inmate Of sailors Snug Iarbor Takes n
Dose of PruSsic Acid.

Henry Ledger. 81 years old nm inmate Of
Sailors Snug ITarhor. Now Brighton. Staten
Island, was found dead in the attic Of one Of
tn" dormitories Yesterday afternoon. He had
b""n an inmate of III" institution for the past
twenty years. CorOner's Physicians Mord and
Whitman performed an autopsy, which showed
that the old sailor had taken dose Of pruSSic
acid. No reason could be assigned for the sui
eide
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

team and truck Of the Hecker Milling Com
pany ran away at o'clock yesterday afternoon
from Cherry and Pike streets and dashed down
Pier 40 into the East River whore the team was
drowned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
In Considering the AdvisobiIitv

OF advertising, something You may never have done
heretofore, s.l",' su.h "duuI- a. VIII give the
best results without lrlay. A SUN reader decides
promptly and Is able t. pay for what he requires
Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Carpenter shoots Himself.

John PeitZmayer. a carpenter. committed
suicld" Yesterday AT his home 5B Broadway.
side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

CISCINNATI. July 1O-The Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern Railway was sold under
foreclosure to-day. II was bid in by r. r. Ba-
CON President Of tn company for S3.5lO.OO
The road will b" operated Independently Of the
Baltimore and Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

The dirocfOrs IT tNo neutrality-suspicious. tUn-
~" company ar not known A. huauciers.
Cromwell q. Macy, on" O the directors. who is
Il LAWYER with an "lc" Mt 2Gl Broadway. said
YESTERDAY aliern""n iNat the M"tr.po!lS Inn-
Of tunu"- ON" uu'"v tn" Hudson I.ly"rron-
Meeting Jersey CITY with tn" borough uf Man
haitian. and tho other un Ter n" East River
connecting Manhattan with lrnoklSn. The
Hudson River tune, he stated, would begin
at tn" foot Of Chambers street and the East
River tunnel ut th" foot of oliver street.
The tunnels in each set arc 10 lie parallel to
a"r6ss and Inc other for trafllc back, and cars
are to be operated in both :or passengers and
freight. Constructions. Mr. Macy said. would
tnincd
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1t Proposes to Connect Long Island and
Jersey with This city.

ALBANY. July 1O.-The Metropolis Tunnel
Railroad Company "f New York was iu"orpo-
rated to-day with a capital Of SIOOOO and privi-
lego TO increase to such sum as may hcrcaI-
ter be- required for the construction If the
road The company will construct a tunnel
railroad five miles long. placed in one or
two tunnels. to he operated by elcc-
tricity or other power. for the transmits
sion Of passengers and freight. The road
will run from tn" junction OF Fulton
and Wioughby streets. in brooklyn borough.
underground and under the East River to a
point in Manhattan borough on Broadway. be-
tween Canal street and South Ferry. thence
underground and under the Hudson River to
Jersey CITY Among the directors are Crom-
well O. Macy. 2f1 Broadway. New York Potter
j. HOilman,C II Southworth. CharIcs A. CroGin.
Th"olor" 4 Madden. II W How street, Brook
,yn; Jmhp 4 f"rv' InWeS nynes' Iiiinm AZ
street. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Hackett, Carhart & Co.,

Cor. 18th St ,
Cor. Canal ST.,
Near Chambers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
CAvALRYMAa 0ROWaS
Was Weli Known at vsncouvc.
and Malls Walls.

The Manila American saiAssr Of
saauaFg lat contains the foilawins
Private ! 8. Kelly. e troop T..
fagrfh eavairy. YES drowned
Christmas evening IN tie pnsla
river. IN the vitistlty OK san Miguel
district lie was che ~ esaarty II
ten relnF np tie Fsser or napisasurs
trip when suddenly near Tho fan
MIGUEL district The boat tarslset
All tni Kelly were ahlr 20 nsiin ami
saved themselves. flc rsrA riiasst
Immediately and nothing suaia he
dane 10 fssc'ir him. ITS bay was
found yesterday morning rssF the
ss'Aad fts was very acnai4f wiz
The troop and ali greatly MORN his
untimely DEATH. The fuazfai was
A@iA Monday afternoon at p. m
The six troops ~ the Fourth savnl.
-. acf uasnaHted ~ the 4uafttite
and hand - she Narhlnefait reFts
meni. rrafeh~d "a shs alvihleH hnsri.
tal. and fhcurr { oYacp tHHetsFv.
where The body was Inferred irv
Lester Kelly was ttarn tu tntlinaps
oils. irf.. IN i.fs ria fefner -
mourrsa - his rtary ssifndsf iff
lsft tr aEea rsafhff and fAtheff
We Served May yeafH - t.aseoat
yar. rrd Nea wei known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
JAS. HAMILTON LEWIS
tisy Koya 20 Chicago aftei
All ths Denlsla.

: special In the Chicago t'hser'6 i
from vssaiq stoa rsyr. cel isms.
I.amliah Z NiN seaa ftpse asat. "
state n WeHairs'ao - - rfssf
eongrcsr. wiif fsnlera o. cftii SO 4
ne evpiFatlan ef BIS term aaa a
ente himself 70 the practice q u \
ard the FHfsait ~ afilre.
Col fewla ran faf two ofsiees. Ia
tall AuI MAS defeated for beth TIE
state toesenfiaa aemigatea hir o.
fe.elseiieu o. the haurH. ard ne be
came q candidate fHr United state
SENATOR an r'F own 70 a. ae W1t
beaten fer uFeasataiiss, although
Re raa 19aa votes ahEad % his Ticket
We received the aoila vote ~ his
PARTY fof senator. het aa the isgts-
iaturs vas pFcgv feimirgiy Repub.
iiean. - had no chance u sisetlea
Col. Lewis is q pletufeaaas hEure
either In congress aF out q a. lie
IL q man o. real asliity. ard above
the average es an crater. - efrrns
trteiiirs n dress and the pacuiins
> ~ h. haa % partiuk his whlaSsrs
and daiak w. SIS hair 9iNays at
tract attention. aaue people regard
him Hs : r. g. bat the keruaafnn
nsreffiAen who nave csaten fe'l
with him IN debate have reason %
know that he thlaka quicKiv on HIS
feet. and Il p0gHsaaai - vast and
ya~ls Z 1fasent ~ kHovieaes. Col.
Lewis ought 20 be a welcome adds
ton r. the Chicago Democracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

ton .. two cannerlss bonded at
fairy,ilse prices. The rest Of the
eannqries on Puget Sound are Won
dsrlrE whaso they are at.
Would I sell my plant and fish.
ins gear II the syndicate wanted ~
Yes, Indeed, at much lees ratea than
the syndleate has eptionad the
others Ny plant has reputation
Of having made this EFeatest pack Of
any AirRls salmon cannery IN the
world before or since. am taking
very little interest In the matter OF
selma my plant. expect 10 be ~
the Old stand and rack salmon In
1900. re matter what the new peo-
pie do,
1T was really amusing 10 me when
/ met some of the tfnamea and The
canen.r who had given ontiont Of
their rlanta Th.y were coterle Of
capitalists They had ths first pay.
ments made. and IL no more came,
they were happy ! resilf enjoyed
10 see them enjoying the eyclohe Of
dollars that had fallen around them
Tha promoters. with ar agent Cap
tain onffroy brought from Chicago
with him. have returned TO chieagn
10 &C., IL IL saia more mud" q
complete the bargain, Maybe the
feiiowe that own the mud" have
heard Of the prices being raid. ard
wan, more particulars All eenierr
are anxinusiy walunG oa Puget
Sound for further Developments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
WHERE GAMING REINS
Something Concerning the
Little Monaco.

LONDON. Feb. s.--Ono reads In
the French press the solemn an
nonncement thai her serene high
meas. the princess Of Monaco. arrived
ysstcrdny IN the principally. She
WAS received officially at the sta
tion by the governor and the au-
thoritles, white military ionols and
saivcn Of artlller. we're accorded he's.
The town was decorated. and IN tae
ever'nE a concert was given before
the palace by the musical soclcties
Of Monaco" When one remembers
that the domains Of tho princess ara
Just about equal IN extent 60 an
average western American wheat
field and that the subjects OF the
princess represent In number the
population fan ordinary American
country village one sees the gro
teHaueness OF this rFraphernalia OF
royalty.
Nothing more opera bouffe" can
he imagined thar 'rvSel" functions
In the prlnelpalits ~ Monaco. Moth
inE n wanting. except perhaps that
the peasant girls lack the regulation
ballet costume The tagging ~ ideal
IN it's plctureHaueness-- principaiity
set upon towering rock looking
over the blue water Of The Meditcr-
ranenn n truly magnificent palace.
ruhtroplcal nrofusion % flowers
and vti taslon. TIN blue sky OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
Salmon Syndicate:
Act Like Kings
WHAT GEO. T. aiERs IIis TO Sil
rslfs Of the figures Ppxot sssre
Packers Nave nssn ossrcd
For Thsi. p.srts.

George T. Myers. the fret mar
Puget Sound. soFnA twenty years
ago. V IN Portland from Seattle. TIA.
coma ana Olympia, where he has
been looking over HIS fishing inter.
esis or Purei Sound. lie was asked
whether he was IN the combine re-
ported 70 have taken place there
between the tra.men. Gamers and
syndicate Of capitalists OF Chicago.
and sald that he was not In the
combine personally. although he was
startled at the options that had
been taken on trans. and two can
neTier The prices were fabulous.
and for baalness r1en % offer any
such rriees was something incon.
ceifabls. as the ssrle properties
could hive been bought one year ago
AZ one.ffth the present prices bond
Cd for today. and yet about $4,000
. fi0coOo1 has been made on these
optlora until the sist Of March.
Tho average Gamer on Puget
Sound haid Mr.. Myers To the Ore
senian. lie mystified by the narni-
tude Of the prices paid by the chic
ago SYNDICATE. 40 they might have
purchE sed for considerably less. The
amount ~ money paid leadn most ~
the oHnners 10 believe the syndicate
will complete the bargain. The pro-
motrta Of the combine are residents
81 Fairhsven Some three months
afo = MIR. Steele. Of the Fairhsven
canerv company and Dr. Monot. 81
the France American packing com
pany. went East and met with In
different SUCCESS. visiting New York.
Boston. AID other monetary renterr.
en- tsoir return Captain onffroy, n
II said. late Of the French army, az
one time a promoter IN the De les
seps ncheme of noating the Panama
eanni stock. and At present one %
the proprietors OF the Franco-Ameri-
can chnnery tby the way. the same
oannery IL now In the hands OF a
reerivor). went 10 Chicago, and u
IL anif succeeded I'm interesting the
great rnogula Of capital IN the scheme
Of purchasing all the procuring sal
mon on Puget Sound. Mt the same
time purchasing salmon eannery
plants that we're profitable to
operate.
Thus far no overtures have been
made 10 the Alaska Packers nsao-
clntiOr. which IA a very important
frrtor on punet Sound u Ia said
this syndicate intends TO erect i'm
mensi cnnneries IN addition to those
eptioHT tnison, capable Of packin1
800 cnrea per day, with the cxcep-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
Is Reported Near
LeavenWoTtil.
TlIs.-E FEs WITH E.:T s'-fLK
c,7s Down on the Train err. Pass
rhrssgh tho Cry or rhslrwsyto
Tscons Jsnsins' Theory.

J. r casweii. e. fesvenworth. la
n ihe city. and rays thas twenty
miller heck Of hts town three pros.
PETER have frass a reid Ind that
E ftifartiHa Iqess than ordinary In
tfFrrf The nrrf.eesorg would not
Ell where their End IL losatca. hut
icy eofne IN on isn ssms train with
Mr. carseiI ard are noW in the
ty with THAR samples.
s--hcsr asIrries aFe very rich
ire fria aas.aHHK In - white
4tsrtf ssia ,fr. cnsweii. sa-1 the
ssn rs- that the vfolc isase. which
. nbess lsssnt g.taree saehsr wide.
ar fcs. or unr~vsred. IL ali - the
same sfas rfsr.-
~ NJ a. men" 80 csswen was
- -.
~ 'hrfa Is . ferrger "sn-
tieyes - go Crtn, Sortaern rail.
Faza r. f<nvcnwes.h named Jcn-
tens as=sher - tai,or from Ia
=an's. sH SO tSirf Is a SHn Fran
.affn. plumber named Crockett"
sir' c sill saie they had shou, no
asr~fs - afe via tNrm. ana they
sssss - ssetr way % Tseerfa
"Jsrsees .as rita~A FOOD deal.
sna - Haaethlus ~ an amateur
sHsioftfs acid Ir CosNoii "lie
asil@ys= fhat i~ gold % Dawson and
IN tii~ f.lln coun.rs is found IN a
=ontiruit.en ~ the gold belt Of the
saae-Fe tsn=s. which extends north.
ssrd through r'ritish Columbia into
aert.isseet territory and ALASKA. tie
saFr thaf the theory advanced h.
wnnen Cslixie. present Yukon COM
missioner. that the Dawson eoii IL
: cs=sinuailen 81 the gold belt ern,
sraced ~ tie course ~ The Rocky
rnoun'siu ranrc. Il erroneous. Jcr-
tirr trhfa M nfecF IN the theory
that TIE Cook Inlet REGION is n part
n the Cascade range. We believes
that rich fcld fields 81 a placer
formation VIII b. fnura In the cars
eade ranre. while hin faith In the
quartz roenibIlitles 10 INFINITE. Ills
fsish n the cuartz possibilities e
well founded " his present end r.
taken ~ criterian."
Mr.. Crswell expressed the belief
tina, "a soon ae definite infnrma-
tion regarding the Leavenworth
strike 10 known. there with be a rush
TO tho region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
Arrives inthe Harbor
Fromthe North.
CONES FROM FORT WRANcEl.
The Fishing sItustion tn ALASKAN
wstsrs-ssImon Output Will
Us Large.

Steamer Golden Gate ~ the Pa
cifc steam whaling company. ar.
rived in part last evening from
Wrarsel and Hunters Pay. The
Golden Gate has been for the last
three months carrying the mail be-
tween wrangsi and Prince Of wales
island. Her place has been taken b.
the steamer saiimo. and the Golden
Gate Is here for orders TIE voyage
south was uneventfui.
The compHnys fiah canneries NJ
Hunters I3ay and ports In that vie.
unity are stili ciosed. but prepare
lions have already begun for tho
handling Of the summer seasons
catch. The chnneries will probably
start w about the first % April
Present indications predict that the
salmon output of this Feason will be
much greater than that Of iaat.
During that time over 2O.e00 eases
were pnt W The streams and wa
ters H. The uelEhborhood Of the can
nerles are becoming thickIy popu-
lated with the big follows, and large
catches VII be made when the
season opens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
And His Party Are
Guests of City.
HE Il NCT FEELING WELL
at tho Butler ke.si snd Refu o. Il
See Anyone for the Pre- en-.
Do Here Several psts.

James J. iIlil. president OF the
Great Northern road. and A. Moh.
Ter, president OF the O r. a \. Co.
are both IN the city. Mr. iiiii srfiv.
81 from the cas-, and Mr. .obie,
from the Eoath saturday evenins.
ara the public IL wondering whether
they net BY appointment. or merei,
hY accident a few claim that iilii
ana deAler have been TALKING ron.
eerninr the building 81 road 10
the n.e mining eanin Of Republic
and thea there ere others who sas
that Inn has merely been dIncurslns
various euFrcn' features ~ inter
est cor csrnir. hla tfarse arrange.
ment With Mr.. Nohisr's road n T.
given cut that Nr. fiill VIII be hers
several sass.
Mr. ulll and hIa private secretary.
Nr Clarke. are guests a. the Outer
sstei Several asrtiss we're At the
ap,ei this morning % see the Great
S6fthsFa marnate. but he was not
az sXAihition safsy AZ 10 o'clock.
when ore iran cent MS card ap. ~.
message came back By tae bel.
boy;
.M,. Hni's eom-iltnent.. and he
ssys that the gentleman wilt fev
Nr cisFk
Then the bf'i b. turned 70 Ire
se'-i sIsrs eni rsidi
''giaN. ne irut ~ yet. lie fAvs
h@'r slek snf fsssn'i whn' you tc
send ~ arY lstore cards from no.
BODY"
Nr iIns IL more dlreust "a SEE
saFn @serstzsY 81 stat. Airer wA~r
heres rev tpa,wrrs In tho war
situation. Hut lnsrmach as Mr.. i.iil
fnahfs frequent trir- - fsattis. the
enrar~r are good tshi his rrsssrt
sisis 10 10 fnn-~ if~nerfart tran ~.
nrSsica* enes kwnse The rsen wse
ssf~s eeet with ~ ii'1 IN ~.
=fsyair css we're A. p Nriv-r. -
Fsulu'As rif~-rrs slfe-' r. ssfirr. ~
tho cttas Ner,'ssfrs : - fiaatn.
80 4 - strf~ef y :, frsratw -
aHrfrrf see,era trsf~e tesu4s -
Trar-e genaesr r. = riaff-s csn,
s--l rrr~srrsf Arsni 7 l. r.hi,neY.
7rrsrrt sarerlr,e~seni y. = wssf.
sss-,sns rensss. auperinf = dsr'
=hlei'- - -rek4nsl y. T. rieus Il.
= .r,.-fs ref ~ Hi-rsnet7. snd A ".
e1srs - f.ngr rEsvat- sesftssry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
LEFT FOR DAWSON.
Party bf Men Who VIII Work
Rich Claims.

y n lee. ~ Norman. srok1'ntsh
county. II II tnc Northern. lie nn.i
his PARTNER. g y Anderson. % San
Fraucisco. own claims - and 2 IN
fsidorsdo creek. and alsa hold Waltz
able claims on Sulphur creek. in fh@
ktondike with Mr. fsfe - 4 rarty
IL eighteen men. and Ne VIII t1ts
them WITH hign 10 work TIRE eisisae
Mr.. Lev goes without his partner.
ard u taking IN TAO engines and two
pumps.
-Four horses Rstd mine dnes vii -
used IN handi'nF their outfit ARD
rnst hinery ever The trail The party
left Yesterday on the Hum baIdt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
ALONG SHr WgaRvEs.

Chief nfice- rctereon. % the
steamer Charles Nelson. aiis take
command ~ INC steamer Cleveland
on her next trip.
Tho schooner W. 9. Pheips.
thourht 70 be lost. is safe. She vas
haari fran Recently AZ santa Cruz.
G. n. rtnkar a Co. arcnts of the
phcirs a. san Franrisco. received
a letter frori r'aatain PeterrDn. ~
tho -. 'hcnnpr. written ~ santa Cruz.
stating that he had pui into thet
port Tor water ara provisions. and
that he would SAT- SHORTY Tor san
Francisco. No particulars ~ the
voyage. or what ocrasienea the de-
lay. we're contained in the letter.
steam collier rrogresse arrived
ursiav nirht from San FrAneissa
size ir lssdinr a return cargo ~ coal
at the south bunkers FOR that rort.
ship Oriental faighcd taking on
her coal cargo ri the foutii hunkprr.
aud hauled into the atrham this
morning. she goes to San f'ranolsco.
ship spar tan. Captain Polite. ar
SATURDAY night freu san Fsanrisco.
She iuads coal at the south bunkers
for that port.
Steamer willamette. Captain Han
sen. arrived this raafnine from Gar
Francisco. She rousht up 1900 eases
Of powder, which she discharged II
the ocean dock. Tho " Willamette
loads coal FOR san rranciaco.
steam shin Queen arrived this
nsornia~ from Vancouver and Sound
ports she salts tomorrow fer san
Franrisro. The Walla Wniia ~ due
tomorrow frOra the same port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
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