The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-01

BY the co-one-, 81 know where my homo
=, fsG | Save not sfse Strength eft 10 so
70 IL ] am hungry ard scSoI6 and arr WIN
or food arsa matches. and Fave tgan1lsHi
e &. many days. a0oa-sgs. dear wife. and
Il is feared By Snake river fruit growers
that tire recent enid snap which came on
so suddenly after the warm weather n
Jengary dsd much damage 20 the p@zcl
and apricot crops The trees had gsst
begun 20 sgroaE. and II II feared maj they
were damaged
William Goddard. q hobo, was locked
" aiie Iangl.shirg III 3g2l Re became a1eF1-
tzlE ansa lance6 and was taken before
Judge DTenfs fa- examination. The ex-
aiming physicians ADJ .sed that he ne
taaSa To the insane asylum Al ASGlc2l
Lake
A gang Of eleven tougia-,ookimg casrac-
1ers. watch arrived IN Spokane from Butte,
Mont. last Friday night. b. the brake
and before morning three of them had
osen landed in the city jail, and others
Dad pro.saise3 TO move out OF the city in
SIDE o. tweaty-foGr hours
Indian Agea. E Bristow reports that
there have been alIesy-two cases OF whocp-
ing cough and sixty seven cases Of E!leas.eS
or the Sw.nomish reservation since the
epidemic started IL. about four months ago;
also that there nave been nine deaths from
whoopiRs cough and seven deaths from the
measles during the same parted
John EaIlsen. receiver for the Point
Roberts Fishing and Canning Company,
has been authorized by the court 10 Sci
one Of the companys traps and steam
boa; for the sum Of $ic,loo. AS their la
biiit!es were but 5000 this leaves them
with three locations and gear and $i,"o
Of capital or more TO work with.
The Portland Roller mills, represented
By Mir. y. Edward Ayers. has purchases
the remainder OF the wrecked ship Glen
mofag purposing TO ship the steel and
iron to Portland and work ( UP into bars
OF various sizes and shapes. Mr.. Aver
roughly estimates that there is from 40
tn 90 tons Of old iron still on the vessel.
Thtrston county has a hero.ns IN .he
person of Miss knudson. The Knudson
family live.s about TWO miles southeast If
the old N.cklla ranch. Recently big
cougar came TO the clearing and attempted
to carry of q calf Miss knu1son look
home. ana hail,- wounded the cougar.
which was sfierward found dead. The
young lady IL. but 1s years Of age.
Judge Prather, OF Spokane, has rendered
n decfron in the case OF the state rs.
4. K Hannant, which declares the psunl0-
ing law passed by the last state iegis-
iature TO be unconstitutional The par
tlcuiar portion OF the law which the Judge
ru-es upon is that which requires licenses
10 be procured 5y plumbers. and provides
for examination by plumbing board; also
that part which allows one me-Aer OF
firm or corporation to carry license
provisions OF the act.
A petition is being circulated in Spokane
for the appointment Of Rev. George p
Anderson to be chaplain of the First
Washington volunteer infantry. Mr. An
derson was professor OF Hebrew in the
University OF Portland when the war
broke out and enlisted in Company 4.
Second OREGON. "a Il private He went 10
Manila on the first transport. and is now
serving there with his regiment. He is a
son OF Or. A. j. Anderson, for six years
president OF the state university. and
for nine years president OF Whitman col
lege at Waila WaIla.
u. a Gushing was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Elweli at Vancouver for an as
sault upon Willie Dev.ne. boy of about
Is years of age. In default OF paymen, Of
which Mr. Gushing was committed To the
county Jail Young Devlne and grand
son OF Cushing's had one day last week
settled a schoolboy quarrel by engag ng
In fist.cuH. and Devine came out win
ner. This aroused the ire OF the elder
Gushing and he called at the Harvey
school and asked the teacher TO see Willie
the teacher complying with the request.
Upon the appearance OF the boy ClIsh-
ing slapped him in the face and cuffed
MS ears the noise attracted the atten-
ton OF the teacher. Mr.. frederick. ard he
put stop to the proceedings. Complaint
was made In the justice court with the
result as above stated.
The Investigations that have been car
ried on during the past four years by
Profs Piper and Nelson Of the state ag-
ricultural college. looking toward the con-
troll OF the squirrel pest by means OF
contagious diseases have progressed so
far that extensive field tests are to be car
r.er out during the present season The
laboratory results reached are OF the most
promising character. and il is hoped that
the field tests VIII prove quite as salts
factory. In these Investigations three
different germs have been used. which will
be sent out this season as Virus co. Virus
/. and Virus III AS the experiment sta
tion IS located in the region of the large
or Columbia ground squirrel, no co-opera-
tive field experiments. SO far as that spe-
c.es is concerned. are desired as these
will tie carried out under the direct super
vision Of the experiment station This
should be clearly understood as no virus
Will be sent this year 20 localities where
only the larger squire. occurs