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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-12

FarioT Match eas written rs ChaS
II. lfoyf %ssu II h-~ haaHseSi vein ard
10 0re denies t1at ta@ pas "a zee ns7s-
he esvr wrp5e. Ghe h8Wer i ~ tsaf t.,s -
btng effsTyf~s,ert aaaNfv RnIs.h Neena suss
~ gossst hsusor ard WskeS size characters
ssseIn personal trisn{s Fs34p Ryiey pfayS
] NICOTINE the a.. 5scsossz beck = xarf .
Marx StssAFti3 tfe sterling comedian wNc
Bass sAi a9aN - lsHs.he $o 1ts cTelf -
"a Hess tie sSsFa<s 8Ttsfsls tramp fs55tA
Aesf pays lHsoceDt Nfsfs u harlg hey fa-h~
- CATS ats aeSTi ratl3 kssreS tiatlasNav.
sae h&s he<n = vssrs ks,3g< agar. {sa 5he
fare S4f-7@ sts 1rSf ssseFfnrtus ars nax s.ssees
Engaged fo Gl4s BIS oeA qart ar5 Ten
fYss~se. q - hs~ Asa sea fNsz If Asssf.-s-
a ET-ffte%s "a is. gee Aas hasal sssexsss Is.
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oste1 St e-Esss ASA 3sscsv sn3 "a stasei}nar
Fe&eEfy tssg tse management Has lsrssasgs-
afFf<4 F7ssgs ZAP az &s sne5r par. ftsgA : ~
u1aAtHs \ Fsftss Na-H {-@ gast sas-
c.@&tius enter T. ittFss@at th4t R,li h-s 5ae,7t
a te eifT fa.s y@as $50 - euazs .sss~s; 4
fels u-eTu ~ az fa~ fsettfr bax ofIjes fee
Sasaefsaw tf~s5sY3 SasgrBky ara Sunday
ever nas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-12
AMISE
"a Coat~ated Woman" at the Seattle

But you are not consistent in your
politics. and consistency. dear sister. is
"A jewell
IA -. brother dear. bat jeweiry il yul-
gar. don yea KNOW meek.y replied '"rae
tonreu1ea Woman aho sas the candidate
Tor MAYER ef Denver at the Seattle thea
ter last night
n CoHtantsa Woman Is realty an oD-
5ec, iessoa In practical politics Of the
most poseEfGS kind. TIE center point OF
coarse. Is To SattYize tire suffrage granted
20 ~oEaen. bar while this II as telling a.
anything ia the way II satire that Hoyt
has Written there Is nat a Tine oe III that
leaves "a bad taste IN The mouth There
~ nothing even vulgar IN it--exCeps poll
tscS. Tbs wii - xn crisp and clear that
"a. audience vas Ia u continuous ripple
90 laughter from beginning - end And
there are lessons behind its b4-piag ard
bstweSa the lines that are Wholesome for.
fF7sf engaged III politics % have brought
homie 10 them. aal also fer their women
folks Ia consider.
As 10 the company. ems acts So absorb
Ell az thr quickly moving Incidents ard
Fapssity following wittietsns tsAt IL is hard
10 remember any irSti'~fnA. II eTft IN lSsr-
fsesfar. While Mlsr F.ile Archer i A
beautiful woman. beautifully ground sh.,
IL also clever actress and for tns hence
latter phrase can he applied Ia eserv rrartyl-
b1r % ;he company The play Is exceed
lnsis tsg1gl7t TIE company 81 exceptions Nv
clever. Those Who 4nsSs sesing "A Com
tented Worssn." vii miss ere % fA. best
theatrical embellishments given here fs-
some time. II viii be slvsn again this
evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-12

breaking up of family and business rela-
TONS; the expenditure of ones whole for
tune. and the risk. not only OF ones own
lGtare, DAT those also OF wife and chill
drea- IL meant more in money in labor
In time, in deprivation. in suffering. in
danger, and IN all that tries the souls OF
men than II ever meant To cross the At
iantic two hundred or three hundred years
ago. and settle ia Massac husettS New
York or Virginia. Ii took brave men. he
r9es, 70 make the "trip, and one OF these
was Mr.. Denny.
Seattle owes much 20 A A. Denny lie
was one Of the men who located tbs.
town, and one also OF the isen who gave.
IL its name. He was one OF its first hosfSe
builders. arst producers first merchants
first mill men. first steamboat men first
railroad men. flrst bankers. and nrst 9TH
zens IN All that constitutes good citizen
snip he was useful Ia all about him.
was discerning. generous broad-fri nde1
enterpriSing. public spirited reliable and
true Al home. in his business. in scci-
ETY.. 81 the church, in politics. everywhere
he was the same. The people about soon
knew him and trusted him Tney sent
him TO the legislature nine successive
terms: they used him in city ard county
AFFAIRS; he went to congress for them,
they relied upon him in q Thousand eY1er-
gencies. and re never failed them
When representative citizen was
wanted 10 present the peoples cause:
when in time Of war a leader was need
ed: when q university was 10 bee iraug-
urAtsd: when railroad enterprise vas 10
he started, Ar, benny was at once fAa
thought OF the people, aud upon their call
modestiy took the place by common con-
sent assigned to- him and gave his time
his talents. his lands and bis moneys in
aid az the popular cause.
Mr.. nsnuys benevolent kind broad
nature made him the friend the defend
or and tha supporter % the Indian the
poor man, the child the weak and the
helpless. Ills encouraging word was ever
given 70 them his strong hand cut
stretched feotnem what he did I'm these
ways was done uaosteutatiousiy. and was
never known except as told hv others.
The Seattle Chamber OF Commerce
Joins IN the common grief AZ the less the
city has sustained. IL refoices however.
In the livsS ard the deeds OF good men
and IL IS pleased in this instance and in
this manner 10 bear testimony To the
memory Of che OF them the peer OF any.
The late Arthur a. Denny
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MEMBERS FROM
OLYMPIA TO ATTEND
DENNY'S FUNERAL
Representative sharp of hffufas
and Frick of Whitman Discuss
the Senatorial Questfon-HaSc
Not Made Up Their Minds.

Several prominent senators ard represeEa-
tatives caIue over from Olympia yesterday
afternoon. % attend s..s f .,-s OF A
sirxws Of King Oliver Hall OF Whitman.
]. F. Clapp Of Port Townsend. hepresen-
ta1ives j. T. Fr.ck - Whitman. j. T;
sharp Ct Kit.lsas and john w. Pratt and
DR. L. ". Carpenter % hins- These gen-
tIemea wsli he a. the Hotel Seattle between
II ard Il o'clock today to meet 'aeaF
Tasey are old acquaintance Of Mr.. Dem
ny most Of them having known nm 'or
last respects to his memory.
Mr.. Frlck. who has a large farm at 81
J0hns. in Whitman county, : earnestly IN
favor of a reduction Of freight rats OK
wheat a. this session % TIE legislature
''Whitrusn roVmfy stands for the reti5fc-
tiot from s4.s5 per ton on grain to S..o.
said be last evening II the Hotel butter
II think thai most Of the members rem
Eastern Washington will De N favor .. isie
reduction. I have been told that Waiia
WaiIa Asarin ard several other c0uaties
stand softly for the ,cwer rates.
Il oannos say at this time .who;n | favor
FOR I-nrsd States senator. | rad gone 20
olympia WIKI the idea thar we should pave
4 man from Eastern Washington, put ana
anxious 70 meet al q the sant'daies he
SEQ Judge Humes From waaf know ~
him / shink he l. a very capable fnaI. and
II shall become satisfied tnat DC IS the
beSt man shall vote for him
II am In favor Of a calcts 10 decide che
senatorial. question. ! wauld have a car
dsdate chosen by ssaHesstnf nualosr =
caucus 10 elect him in joint session, No
other Kind OF a caucus viii suit ne
Mr. Sharp, OF klitIt4s. believes tha. the
next senator should come frosn Western
washington III. il IN favor II Mr.. Foster
or Judge Huule>. with his preferences for
the latter.
II think that Judge Humss is a very ca
rabie man" said hs last night. He seems
70 rna 70 be en1.usntiy fitted 20 be a United
States senator. | have nor Vet decided %
vote for him. and VIII not pick candidate
until | shall have become u1o-T familiar
with fh@ political situation. However.
have about made up my mind that the sen
ator should come from this side Of. the
fountains
Mr. Sharp Is ore Of the largest farmers
~ kittitas co2sn;v. In addition be 0Sns
two creangerses. one on his farm three miles
from Esi4easbtrg. and the other AZ that
town HIS butter which has q vide rppa-
Ia ton, IS sold in Seattle.
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People Of Seattle Viii Mourn A.
A. Denny's Death.
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.
Private Services 70 BE Held at FAM
lowed by Public Worship At Ply
month CeREregationai Church
One Honr Iafer-PfsD~~rs. Coun-
~ and City OMeiais VIII Attend.

TIE memory OF Hon Arthur A. Denny
wiu bss hoxsegsi today ssox ably private and
fsAa1sc worship. Following tie private
services ~ tss CID homestead. l3-s First
avenue, at l. n<on pualla services ALL
he he'd 81 Plymouth Congrega tioz.al
church az o'cioes- Rev. w. II. c. Tenn
pie and Rev. =. Nj s'Feelani ALI o.tlezA1s
TIE tE1arEaeut VIII take place in the fam
iiy sat in Lake View cemetery.
The gathering will D. a large one. in
elsi4lng a majority OF the fsw remaining
pioneers. many county and city officials.
faculty q the state university, prominent
business r1eB and people from the lower
walks of life sS1o knew and loved the
venera be founder Of this city TIE pail
bearers VIII be J. ]. McssEsyra j. NJ Col
E.1an, ". Z Boone. Charles prosca, VII
lam Gillian. Edgar Bryan, Capt T. J.
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AND STILL THEY COME.
Over n Quarter of Hundred II
Three Days-favestigate This
mt Once.

Yesterday was another busy day AT the
u. :. Johnston clearance sale OF Hhesesais
stock uow going on IN :ae Burke building.
SIX more planes were DISPOSED % during
she day among them some ef th. choicest
and highesa priced STYLES "a fancy Eng! sss
oak. san D0rltsSo mahogany and rosewood
cases.
IL IL ne; yet too late 20 get a f9re piano
~ a saving 81 one-f0urtS - ons-sair2 The
Usual retail selling price. and you can have
virtually your owp time paving for IL
The offer OF SIS .S,sTh ~ eGclcese sheet
'astc with certain s,.es,,4s ssili holds good.
y 5i5o the assert naeut = gradually hecpna~
ing some what broken. owing TO The great
number o. SAFES made since TIE - ginning
% this week. there Is stsiI q great number
% most BEAUTIFUL instru mems left To Sc
lfs~t FROM ranging IN Tssice from sJ3s and
sa& fer the regular go ~ yIes - a trine
ever 40 far those fancy Ga haet grand ap-
Tlg6t pianos furnished ii mos. handsome
cases at san Domingo mahogany E4uxsssfl
QU8rteF-sawest oak. ana u7ostlezi English
walnut. which usually retail for $50 Tvr
aoslars month III buy arg q them noN,
ard 4nsra are some f0r little as 81 and rs
3 r1lonth- Remember the place u :
Johnston. 80 Svecon4 avenue, ia i6a Burke
building. --2iv
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TWO SHIPPERS ON THE
LAST QUARTERBACK.
Capt. r.. l. Murphy and Capt. ID. r.
Faulkner. weIi-known Mas
ter., Are No More.

Two deaths have recently occurred ~
shipping masters well known "a many Pu-
get sound mariners. They were % Capt.
T. /. Murphy and Capt u. r. Faaik ner.
Capt.. Murray WAS master Of the snip
George Ssetsan. T8e WAS A native uf Ba n.
81 widower and ieft three children. two
~ X nora reside with freSr gra RdnRsthsr e.
A,ssE1s-1s- He 9IeE n Portland January g
siis brothers. Cas,- James Murphy and
ag1.gcsser. are masters II tne sn1as ~hennn-
o0aa ana Henry Willard. respect lively
CAPT, Faulkner was s1s2ste- et ne STEEL
snip Queen IaE-7ge5, ADJ ttlMz wh Be- 50 f.
t1E ff0zl New Yak tu Hengkonz. f{fs
body aas buried ~ Cape T9xn cant
F&ulkaer 1-Ss par g1ueg 5G the Margaret
tt@ II rs oTezfssgs - az alderman at
Halifax N =
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Ma Sra.se caay- Mesz2n. wase r. Fraak
xaraa az tase Msram Fires Company "a s
sesansss dead AZ she Eoat 81 sse AkzeEsen
stairs sr hxr nsa@ ~ - kFs.st@zss avs
ss.e. gaeea AHae hill x@s.sEssay As1sT-
syzsex a. % gtesaxE = a@s e%tz5fEt tizsAs
see A-Ss xlsppea Ans Fss1xssi Ess1az3#saf.S 80
taz asDstosn, Suffering . ssssioeSssssF - TIE
ssyts5xAe ef gsss sses. Sssess CAUSES III
start death
Yesterday ~ss szssE&sse rs nHt& DE ss3
la sa4 life * Mrs AsvaR's ogsiy sen -
The lsssIss fsgg0w. wae Is years Old, sas
20 hase ~. asss Sess oF CLOTHES. HIS sTafss-
rarxriss Ar aFsd Mrs S1seias eaGE. " 10
i've assout a assex distant FROM fas Mo-
Taax llaasS aess cown fusn ana ptSE-
sg4axee the snst. s.aF!g in ttse astsTnossE
fsssg wsas over after young Paal saa isp9a
ksEzs bone TO dress salas ap. Mrs. Moran
was kest alone FOR fsse time 5sin9. Ssss
sxp@1s@d a EsandEyEiau 20 Cali for some
washing and during sfae absence 81 Esr
child and parents rssst upstairs 10 gaia
or up the clothes.
Mr. and Ars a.sGy we're absent from
the HOUSE not Ba0sS than fsye minutes.
When thsy ref2rutss they discovered siss.
Moran lying al the foot 81 tins Kitchen
stairs. bundle % clothes E.Ar at aafsd
A physician wAs summoned as quickly AZ
possible. lie said that Afs. Moran had
died instantly. In striking the 6cof az slse
fgTt Of the stairs GA nsr head tBr NsTge~
Asae Cd fseFE LAD Been Ess&tfs- .kts54A-
The facE thai there Nas hurdle Of
clothes near her left no donai that she
picked Up the laundry, tied Il Ia = 5sn~
die and started da@n the stairs fney
are narrow aad quite steep. Sac evident
~ slipped and. losing h.r balance. fell 10
death. Tile door al the bottom >of tie
stairs leading out into tas kitchen was
Open. II leads into the small space al the
foot OF the stairs. Mrs Auyaas head MAS
wcdged ia between tins uail and the door.
Mrs. Moran WIS p years old sac aaa
born in Salt Lake city. her parents. Dir.
and Mrs. Joseph Cady. being we'll known
residents or that pace. prior TO the time
they moved To Seattle. which Vas nine
teen or twenty years age. M. and Mrs
Cady now live on Highland drive. Queen
Anne hill. Mrs. Moran was educated ia
Seattle and Was married three years ago
last New Years evening.
She leaves her husband Frank Moran :
one son, Paul, aged years. fisr father
and mother Mr.. and Mrs Joseph cady,
and three sisters, Mrs. Henry HesaSel
Miss Edith cady ard Miss Harrietfa Ca
dy. all residents OF Seattle. II. +. Comp
ton was her uncle.
There have Teen three other deaths in
the Moran family during the past two
years. Mrs. FaDl Moran Paul Moran and
their child. Aspotf three years ago the
brother of Mrs. Frank Moran Mas killed
while GoastiTsg down Queen Anne hiii
He, struck an obstruction ard bis neck
was broken.
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RALLY FOR HtMEs.
Meeting To BS Held In Chamber or
Commerce Tht. Naraias

Steps were taken yesterday 10 prppave
for liunes ralsy and excursion 10 ofsn-
pia, Fer sha purpose ~ settling details
and nerfeesing the plan a meeting OF
Mayor Humss' friends viii ee held ia the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms st II O'Clock
this morning. All citizens Of Seattle.
friendly 10 Mayor unm.sF candidacy are
invited In attend this meeting.
There seemed 10 be- a genera! cenvic-
ton yesterday that IL would lse siss~s "a
postpone tl1e proposed visit 20 Olympia
Until Monday. Representative fmerl % va
rlons toeAfioa@ saE. IL an their judgment
that an excursion reaching the state eapt-
tai on FRIDAY would lind the legislature
on TIE ere OF adsourning over sunday
whereas IN waiting until Monday mem
5@ff 81 tae legislature would De found
Just setting In FOR the weeks work This
and MI other details Will De settled at to-
DAYS meeting
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Prominent Citizens Gather at the
Chamber of Commerce.

Tire great esteem in which the dead
pioneer IL held in Seattle Was attested
yesterday afternoon al meeting Of the
members OF the Chamber cf Commerce. at
which several leading citizens. including
friends az more than quarter OF GEN.
tury, expressed their sentiments regard
ing the father Of the city.
The meeting was supposed 30 he the
regular monthly session OF the trustees.
bus cat OF respect to sir Denny adjourn
meut vas taken after remarks had been
c.cassa II Was decided that the cham
asr should attend the funeral s5is after
noon in body and the secretary was Ill
ret-fed 10 notify he members 70 assemble
az the rooms at 100 and march thence To
the Plymouth Cof1grs stion2} church.
tn opening the meeting President Graves
stated tfAi whtie ne aia nor know Mr.
Denny 81 $ intimately a great many OH
.~x he kE1w him To - noble upright
and generous man. one eTninentty fitted
10 set examples in q community such as
thls.
Jacob rGrth, who has been a friend -
Mr. Denny foy many years and an dsso-
ciat. I'm numerous business and public
enterprises paid very pretty tribute To-
hts friend = memory. saying. In his
transactions he was always fair. and in
hfs sentiments ne was r1ost noble. Only
his TapSt intimate friends knew ~ his
charitable actions. 80 transformations Was
he IN bestowiuE assistance Gentlemen.
! have ret she words a. csy command to
pag the trll,ast4 10 tbs memory c. Arthur
Denny that nsS heart prompts Ills
wsfs has last q uchle husband BIS chill
,tren loving father and Seattle is Best
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Burns NJ Il. Maddoeks. F. NJ. Guy, David
kellogg ard David Graham. Every one 81
the paEi-hsarers has been personal
friend Of Nj Denny for many years.
Both the superior and Justice courts will
adjourn this afternoon out Of respect to
the memory OF the founder of the city.
III the superior court euIogistlc resolutions
Will be adopted.
The Dexter Horton & Co. bank OF
which Mr.. Denny was president, viii be
closed and II is probable that other in
stitutions will do likewise.
The flags at the eourfhou and city hall
wlu De at half mast
The members of the Chamber OF Com
-rfeyce Viii meet at the rooms OF the or
gauiEatiou at 1880 today. where they VIII
he furnished with badges. ana from which
place they viii go together 10 the church,
10 attend the funeral services
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Mrs. NeNiants Dead

4 private letter received III thfs cs.v
gives news % tire death a. tA4 fairly
Residence. ~ North Pine ssgeet ES4srsftlr
III. oa F'rS4aV EesCesnasr Re GsSs u Ms
- aF:AA S*os~Asaga Arkinnfs Wtfe q Fs.s7fs
Ne srlElsS. Mrs MeninDIS was = ye4Fs 4
months ard GaEs eEa Sac vas a r9asfv.
o >aTsg sTss9r county ElIsuGis Issf see exI
been foS years q rcsa 3ent % Decatur. ars
EaS we.l kuuwn - saat rltT. $50 ifa,-ex
S StSSzsszls and usss =sgs. Harry IF@Y $50
fe7s aye Mrs Esen f<sahana ~ Isoa-Ats3r.
Mrs ts%urEe ParsSsh az Mont Auhssrn
ana Mr.. Jofn itsEnfnssL % seattle So,
.eayes oae aTn;ae- n 81. Stockton -
IL fat..sT O. -. -
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ENORMOUS INLAND STEAMER.
New craft Being BuIle TO tarrx
-.-Ua Teas OF Ew~sun,

ts7e 81 c1e largest aseArrers ~ sha xrsg.
LAKES - h-sszsx osE-ss rs fsA Wss7@ru Tr-4rss5,
CosgafsseE sor lie Cnssn Lsyaoe< Csss1sEeagss-,
90 E@Ta5n.
Z 81 ae aSee{ sr~sS h.zr 49, sesv R7v-
"a sess' szz&-s aTas y fsat rzos 5ess ssessfh r.
Nm cary 3 5as Eans * @~stGsss sae ~. fer.
cT'-sf- exrsszsixe ~ Ia 5onS of ssscI
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To the I,nhIic.

Ws are sara3g3sssf - guarantee every bot
tie ~ t'Fsa sfsssf AIN Cough Remedy - -
So represented ard = FoE satlsfare.irg after
fwo-tsts8e ef the contents have hsers uss,i
At1i refund fAa usoHav ta sac uyaFy,Asss-
Tssafs - - aSstss2 medicine fsssae fer Is
Efsnge s'SAsfs ard sseepsaE eougt4 fsetsss
81 ava ~, TER bottle Try - Al ssasfer&
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a--@--s-s-s-zs-s
LARGE ORIENTAL. MAIL.
Over Two Tens Skipped on the VA
maEurkf Mart

When the Yanss etiehi Siaru .aifs thEz
rorsiiEg ~ e'ciock FOR Iapan sh.. vsis
carry over tso tens Of mai far foreign
ports. the largest shipment ever made frasn
The tcsAf asflce- This mail II t,F; the ar~
eisrslssfsun NJ few days and - 7roru an
points in EsroIe as well IA the United
Sfates.
One letter Is from IEangkone fer Ma
Mia tttst a little 90 from Ihs fegu1aT rs0g.,
hut II VII trssea It's destination Anos heY
letter l. from ksss@sa. while considers be-
Il from points Ia Spain aEsi France besides
other European az s5atyies TIE mail esAn1'
cut g teF Japan, CHINA Philippine Islands
stnsalers. siam aHs3 AVA.
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THE Rainier Grand hotel Is the only
f7rst-caaSs American AMI European hoase
IN the city ssfv1us ssScent luncheon
Table dHots.'
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CITY OFFICIALS WILL ATTEND THE
FUNERAL OF ARTHUR A. DENNY


death
duzen: and
he
a
Of
rect:
all
-
second That al memes om
the
the
$500
banda
O aCuaryI
City Comptr
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very prsesy .-ssaae 20 sas -nsznary Of NJ.

very prsssy s-snGse 10 the s-aszzsasy 81 AS-
E@1ny-
.ssyvs tai Saa a.wzys sx.sssa sssew~en
hraseif and Mr.. psz-r sid OK Ire 4oFassss
aatur= ami many grand Qszz-lssss resssssea
fsrsSis@rss sSraves. OF she University O.
Washington. sTsaks ON b-esaT % EEas IT,
st.-utIer and saI4 OF the g-eas asssstaEs,e
hsrz as tbs fosgns=r Of the university. Pres
fsser- Graves tafa 81 8 sfsti 1< had 4ksa
Mr. D4nHy sso-- tt-r7s esfoFs a.s lnssss So
rason IN which the aged rs-a fecsIVe1 nm
usOs- Hospitality. y ALE I-opped up q
eEzlrs
Jslsisse Ezy-se. II as trsnszte 10 tie dead
us.e- more con sgseIG2S&y G1splAyeu IN De-
hall of rsse city Iran when t2e city s$sEsss11
n greatest perl II gsgs hours Of prosper
aty NC GssghE 1zosrs@asargly think We c3at1
90, ax1nS without hzszs- ss1r II tie OAR <
days We 81 turned - him for asivsce aai
counsel he wSs tAs 1Azn for the storm.
Dot : mere fair weather pilot. lie was a
man az well-fsa 2aEcss3 judgment he ~e4aiti
ordinarily ROT Only see through 41sStisasa.
rr7ess OF MS type. usen 81 wsI.- ba Eaucssi
judgment. THE Roxld owes far E1cTs taan -
the sS-Sale3 brilliant naen OF genius
: l. Crawford, who Ssncs. boyho2d has
known Mr.. DeDny. described him oe.ng
an zli-ar0s2Eld. seii-fsalsacrd man: one
Whose ssosE particular trA4. CT character
was his rugged disposition toward justice
and fair dealing between FrsaE ard mar
Voice of the Chamber.
Thomas ". Pr9sch. acting secretary %
the chamber. read 4 pzp~r which he had
prepares -. behalf % the chamber waich
was ordered placed Oh record, ana q copy
sent To tbs widow and family. TIE paper
reads:
Seattle has lest che % its founders. its
most resered citizen. and lis whole people
mourn in corsseutlen From It's incep-
tioE. now .orty-seven years. this place
has known ard this people have loved
Arthur A. Denny. When ne crossed the
continent IN iSl il VAS trip requiring
i've months time; involving constant peril
from beginning to end: The placing %
thousands u miles OF unfnhabst%d country
between the Old home and the new the
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Everything IN our entire stock 81
Furniture, Carpets, stoves. Ranges
and Household Goods. with the ex-
septton OF Majestic Steel Ranges.
reduced IN the same proportion.