The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-06

drinking water cgsirassy. AZ n5xs<fzH be
wouss Jay aiczxxs9e 81 3 fallen ss~e and
esyve~ 1snayest ovsr WITH leaves ard FERNS
Hss nsEse IL JzEye Olsen. ART from sAs
oxn ssat~r&ns- Gains 10 haze ass<s OF
sSssts0n island IFS ss no@ lfs the hospital
az Astoria
A gary az prominent ssaxe osf5c@als ard
gfaxeas ~ ffresysr rse@aesy made az IT.
Fssse9sors ~ TIE kasa.za hatchery, fa@J
sers UsA sssst@s@ w1ts what szsay soSlssa
ard ms, trte rrsay result In t1se Institution
81 seEsraI Ike sssfa -sasssgasTfse sss tpssgfn-
Al Ire rsra%@2t time there are 10 aafeneszss
as the Oregon side q the CosurDraa river
S1ssrsr Densp~sy Of ssDoka-e. has Dodgers
Esss* reward for rsse asgp-ssserzssofz os Archie
Carroll ard Oscar King. &sso ara sSssY1,st ted
- rnar2srSTsg jack Davte afDd william
fsro~oks fsw 2ays sassce, nsaF sssosa ~.
4 coYrspfess description OK the rsea1 Is 5sriy.t-
81 ca the s.sstgsTS-
Washington officers have discovered that
ff4@ sentence ~ t'sszyIet George 81. Mann
VILE ws4ca Eas rss@gsIay coHsrnuted from
fourteen 70 ssysrs years expired about a
month ago. AaGrw1ise Is stsE IN tire Walsa
issass~f- fse Il suffering from heart Disease,
and 10 not exS<zstsa IL i've.
paE1svs have sesrs flied wffh The secre-
saFy of state - tss washington Central
railroad 81 f9sa eof1,ary's tnts1kton 20 i'm
rsedtateiy construct 4 road from I;s pres
-vss terminus a. c1s.less CITY, north ssterly
30 a rssnt on t$e Columbia river al or
near tins mouth ot sac 1tAsrlogan rsvsr- A
hrasEh 70 Lake Gf1siaD II also provided FOR.
TIE Northwestern Railway Company
Aas begun grading for The road u the
Sessss Devils country. II starts from Hunt
kfsEt0n and follows ne SssaAs river. the dis
taEsrs being esghs.-fhfse miles Fur the
first ten niles there Eta he some tEDnes-
lDr ard rock work but after that the work
xfi be Easy. About forty men ere row
employed
During a street roy Monday evening az
Astoria Or. ssetwesn three Japanese stew
srsis ard members of tis crew OF the rsye-
rae cutter Perry. AL Wssfiak@, an oiler
vas ssasfss9 ~ the face with q knife the
cut extending from the eheak bone into
the neck. No arteries were cut. ard TIE
wound Is not considered dangerous. All
the japanese were arrested.
A recent game % football a. Fort S:e-
TfFE between a team from Astoria and the
soldiers fsasn resulted az fellows: Two SOL
disrs are III the hospital with broken legs.
ofss had nsS kfes cap cat Of j8inf. one s4ad
two ribs broken, one had his nose broken.
one Is cut and bruised about the face ard
ssa 50 that hs xfil be disAgGred for life
- mn cFssey 81 tn- Astoria team. Is sas-
fcrtng with sprain@d ankle and Tom
spencer Is lad UP With broken leg.
TIE annual election OF The FrafernaI Or
Ger os Egxies, sss1kaEe Ledge No , was
held last Sunday night. The following we're
slseted: Past president. john A Pierce.
irssssferi. Charles f. Richards; secretary,
scsei'h J. Nest: treasurer. II. g. Brown:
chaplain, owen Patton: conductor, Wal
iaee Egseris intaer guard, Friend CoTcar;
outer guard William; Sief,eI: trustees. s.
J: Holland. Ed Du Fresno, H. :. Barnett.
physician. 4. l.. KImtaalI: royas refresh.
ssent psirveyor. Joseph Quinn.
Mrs. r. III. Rowe. wife Of the White Sal
mon sawmili man. has fallen heir 10 a
la:se sum 81 money and real estate in San
fTspcisco. Mrs. Rowe's maiden name was
Mere, and She In a sister OF the late Alex
amber F. More. millionaire. THE Exam
her Gays; AFTER five or six years iitiga-
ton the estate Of t'iz late Alexander p
More, Including Santa Rosa island of
SANTA barbara. II 10 tc turned over Ia the
heirs. The estate Is worth over A. tgss $50
and John r More brother of the DO
csde1it. was appointed administrator There
were originally nine bTothers and sisters
Ar. Rowe says the estate includes 500 90
IN personal property. ta,So IN coin and
among other realities SANTA Rosa iS.a nj
valued n over ss0un The ensira matter
viii % settled In three weeks time