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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-29
NEW ALASKAN RAILWAY.
Company Incorporated 10 naiia
Along LINN canal

Special Dispatch so the Post intelligence
OLYMPIA Jupe 2N-Artic}es % tncar-
nagation q the LIAM Canal shore Line
Railway Company have bren filed ir the
nficc 81 thr secretary = state hv e A.
Sehibride = " SnvHcr Fred rnrter-
11rf and Anton T.huraelnter. % gkaEwav.
ana A r. Miller ~ Seattle.
The object - THE EuNorpora tfon ts -
construct r. Nae of railway from the
mouth ~ SkaRway river. on LYnn canal
near re town ~ SEnCway. thenve "a A
north westerly direction 20 a ra5nt AZ
or near the rnrnfh ~ nves river near
The town ~ pYeA The capital stock "
ths company g. sJ7o o0 ana the rrfncipai
offcC ts 90 b. ~ Seattle.
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ARTEsIAv WELL PROJECT.
stock Raiser Of Kittitas Valley VIII
Bore for Water.

Special Dispatch to the post-Intelligencer
ELLENSBURG, June es.--John p Ciers
one OF the county's heaviest stock raisers
ana most successful farmers, has lust
signed contract for an artesian we'll
20 be sunk on a tract OF land owned by
him near here. The machinery is now
going out and work IL TO begin July l.
The contractors are authorized 20 bore
20 feet II necessary. but they say there
Is no doubt about the location being in
the artesian belt and they expect to strike
the flow at 500 or 600 feet
III this experiment Is successful IL will
mean great deal for Kittitas valley. as
Immense bodies OF land, the finest in the
valley, now lie above the irrigatiug
canals and II they can be watered in this
way the great obstacle that now stands
in the way Of the development of the
kttitas valley will be removed. Mr.
great interest
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James Knox as mmtsstoner.

special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intrllirpncer
PORT TOWNSEND, June 2sSJames
Knox. OF Tacoma, recently hppointsd 10
the place, and who, on July /. Will sue
coed Rev. J. T. Eshelman as United
trict OF Puget Sound. spent several ~
the earlier days OF this week here look-
Ing into the requirements of the position
lie was accompanied by MFR. Goodrich.
who, after the declination of J. NJ nit
or this city, was second on the civil ser
vice list for appointment as deputy. As
yet Mr.. Knox has not decided hui n ia
this city with his family from Tacoma
this being the place where most on the
sailor shipping business Of the Sound il
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special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer
fohT TOWNSEND, June 2S.-So little
ADVERSE criticism has been precipitated
over the action OF somebody In Port
townsend, whose officioOsness has set in
motion the wheels of official red-tape in
Vestigaton as an aftermath OF the pic
nc gwen recently by Judge Kuhn at the
abandoned military reserve al Por,
townsend. On that day there were some
loviai spirits among the guests. but as
done to government or other propertv az,
the reserve Now the government, il al
work. and has thrust the undesirable and
rnankIess task upon Capt. Hoskins. OF
Battery II, Third United states artiiiary
OF investigating this breach OF military
ruling. The whole matter does not
amount 70 anything, and will probably
accomplish nothing beyond preventing
use Of the reserve in the future for pic
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Grant Has Sailing Orders.

PORT TOWNSEND, June 2s,-Oraers
have been received here for The L.. s
Grant 10 be gotten In readiness TO pro-
coed 70 Sitka not later than the 18th prox..
and there is much Speculation thereat a..
under special orders TO remain for duty on
the Sound the Grant was omitted from the
Bering sea fleet this season II IL be-
leved among the officers that the vessel
has been called into reauisition 20 carry
north the numerous government officials
who have been appointed under the reor-
ganization bill affecting the big Northwest
territory IL was intended, and contracts
mad been let for thoroughly overhauling
the vessel next month, hut this work will
now have to be postponed until after tina
Grant returns from the North
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ce,umaa. WIN Celebrate.

Special Dispatch ~ the Post. futellirrr..er
col MINUS Jane N-The Fourth -
fuly crlct ration AZ Columnas urcrlisrs -
be an rvvnt in RllCEitAt hiRtnry ON rhrt
day tho FIRST tost ~ ne MahF Cur7pa
So ex4-Ncte1 20 touch AZ Column tus lan4lua
The orator - IRE day VIII ~ Hon Tsreas.
Wheti house who "a rrrrtinred az frn
kNcktrnt farmers candidate TOT tan
Washington icCfFin tHre cn the Eer4 h1rc. r
ticket thts fan other features % ths .fa,
will De races and a granger Giunsr De-
has tser estimated that ~ pc~ple sr-9-
k1sskifat valley win i0iu iu wcfrcr-trr
the landing ~ fhr nrsi bssat st rafurnt...
Tor fwerfV years
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They VIII Ratify on July =.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
SEDRO-WOOLL.EY, June 2s--A meeting
OF Republicans of Sedro- Wooiley has been
held for the purpose of taking steps to
ratify the nominations OF Mckinley and
Roosevelt. J. NJ. Harrison was elected
chairman and j. n. Holbrook secretary
II was voted 70 invite Senator j. NJ
Frink 10 address ratification meeting
70 he held al the opera house here on
Tuesday evening, July J. The Repuhli-
can club. of Mount Vernon. has been
appointed to come and bring their city
band. and a cordial invitation is extended
to prominent Republicans all over the
county to attend ana assist In rous-
ing ratification.
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SUPREME COURT RULINGS.
Judgment of lower Court Sustained
In Two Cases.

Special Dispatch to the post-Tntolilgencer.
OLYMPIA. June 3S--7he supreme court
has sustained the Judgment - the super
ior court Of Pierce county IN the case 81
the State W Herbert Coates Caate.
was tried and convicted FOR the crime ~
burglary and sentenced on November :
iNs. 20 i've years IN the penitentiary
Caatps' ofTeuse was the robbery ~ a safe
IN the office - the Tacoma fhcatqr a,
which time $3.50 was stolen
The supreme court today aTairnaet che
Judgment ~ the superior court - King
county IN the case Of John Downing o.
a., appellants. vs. the Citv q Seastie ..
al respondents This action was a cau-
test between labor ard material rurm
AVID the aFsiEue~s - James Forrest N
ahsc0n9iuE street contractor IN Seattle
during the year ISaf
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special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
FAiRHAFEN, June 2s.-The sockeyes
are rapidly increasing In number and the
traps on the outposts report catches that
Indicate the nesrness Of a big run. Yes
terday the Pacihc-Amertcan Fisheries
company received 1900 fish, sockeyes and
chinooks In equal numbers. Most Of the
nsh were caught at a new location near
Bush point. across from Port Townsend.
The others were taken in a trap on the
inside of Deception pass The latter fact
indicates that the sockeyes are the pro-
duct of the Baker lake hatchery. as
Deception pass IL I'm their route in re-
turning TO their native spawning grounds.
Big catches are expected any day now
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wsiIowins "a Flour cold.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post -Inteiiccnce-
BLAINE Iuns S-Haroid Hunter re-
turned today from sandy point With the
very finest sample vet shown WASHED
frona enc pan % sand There are fully
so0 cnlors some 81 them larger than pin
hea Ga and some p}astercd on pieces ~
quartz The significant fhIaE about
Hunters sample IL that % is taken frNra
cherry point beach fully seven miles
from the scrne 81 the original discovery
the first % the week The strip OF gold
barring sands ~ nov known te extend
from Cherry p0tut scuth around San.iv
point and into Lumml bsy, a distance u
FullV ten wlirM
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Eas~rprise at sedro-woolIey.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
SEDRO-WOoLLEY. June 2s.-The J. D.
Day Lumber Company that recently pur-
chased the mill property AT Big Lake. to-
gether with their timber lands. will make
n number of changes and improvements
at the mill. They will put in conveyor
~ feet long to the shingle mill They
have inolosed tho mill and will build dry
kiln and planning mill. ] d. Dav, the
manager OF the company, takes pride In
showing a cedar log in their yard over
which have grown fir. a spruce and
a hemiock tree. The nr tree In more
than 800 years old. and the cedar log is
as sound as when il fell
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shinale Min DAMAGED by Fire.

Speclal Dlspatch 20 The ELECTROMAGNETIC
sEnRO-WoOLIsEY June 81 NJ
H0yts single mill, al Prairie. nine miles
north of this town. on the Seattle IL
International railway, Was almos, de-
stroycd BY IRE on Saturday evening last:
II was only after tho two dry kilns con-
tanning about i.onoo0 shingles were
burned that the fire was controlled The
loss will be In the neighhorhood of - COO:
insurance, tl,51o Mr.. Hoyt was himself
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Special Dispatch to tho Post-Intellixencer
SPOKANE. ,Hne 2-The FIRST IN the
series of five games between the Sshnforas
and \. A A. G.. played today, was won hy
the former, score is 20 p A high wind ana
clouds of dust were partially responsibie
for loosely played game on both sldes
Attendance. SEQ. Kelly had twelve
strike oats TO his credit
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special Dispatch TO the Post-Tntellirenser
PORT TOWNSEND, June &-Despite
the scarcity Of sailors all over the Coast
vessels are being every day supplied with
crews here by local boarding masters
big ship which has been trying uuro,,nd
for two weeks to get sailOrmen snonrh
70 handle her. She arrived here yester-
cay morning, and at midnight went to
sea with n full complement
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Rest Evidence of Prosre...

Special pispatch 20 the Post-lntelllgencer
SEDRO- WOOtIsEY, June Sin skagit
county three posiofices are 90 ne ad-
vauced 70 tho third class and their post
masters receive additional compensation.
These are Sodr0- W polley. la Conner and
Anac0rfes Sedro- WooNey was entitled
20 advancement long aen bus for some
reason the matter was overlooked Ny the
department. The record for this county
"a A remarkable one. and shows tho
wonderful increase % trade ami Popu-
Ia
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WASHINGTON. June 4s.--Dtkrstch~x re-
cslvsd here indicate that ths Colombian
government has tnaliy satisfied Itself that
%icsragu - responsible FOR the revOiu-
tlrrarY movements on the fsihraus ~
Panama. ana inquiries have been made n
our government 20 ascertain how FAR re-
lance may be had upon u f9E tie mala-
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Special Dispatch 10 tho Post-Intelligenccr
PORT CRESCENT, June 2s--William
Whiting, an engineer Of q donkey engine
in the Seattle Logging Company's cam
al this place, was instantly killed this
morning by the explosion OF the boiler
death.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post -Inteilgencer.
TACOMA, June 2s.-Articles of incor-
Grocery Company will be filed tomorrow.
by A. V. Love. John II. Reed. William
Robinson and W, @. Rowland. with a
wholesale grocery business in Tacoma.
The company has secured the large four
story brick building formerly occupied by
the wholesale house of Reese. Crandall
Il Redman, and expect to open for bust
ness in about two weeks
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Special DispatCh TO the post.inteAixencaf
WATTSBr re- Jane ys-Tho new de-
rot beinE built by the washington a CO.
iumbia River Railway Company. e. near
ing completion and a crrw 81 painters is
wow putting on she finishing t0uchea
The Building viii be ready Tor Hse July
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Sisters Academy Commencement.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-rnteIlgencer
TACOMA, June 2s.-Today began the
twelfth annual commencement exercises
az the Visitation academy. in this city,
which will be continued through the aft
ernoon tomorrow Under the auspices OF
the sisters and the Very Rev. +. +. Kyle
hos. vicar general. most interesting
programme has been prepared for the oc-
castOn.
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tenance OF peace and order In case the
insurrection finally teopardizes the Colon
bian government on the isthmus. our
government has. In answer. simply re-
rsrted TO Its old and well-defned policy
In such cases OF limiting it's activities
to the keeping open OF the Panama rail-
way and the protection of the lives and
property OF United States citizens
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Special Dispatch TO the Post IntrlIlr~ncer.
CENTRALIA. June SS-A new vein OF
ignite coal six feet Wide was struck this
week in the Salxer Valley raine near this
city. The owners. Howell A. RaschIln
are improving their facilities largely Tor
increasing the output Of the mine.
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VANCOUVER. n c.. June - The CO.
lumbar. a Newspaper 81 West asinstrr
has a report that The japanese nsherrnee
% Stsvrston are erniinE Themselves With
rtfss OVER 80 r3Hes have been bought
in Vancouver within 4 week by Japanese
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WIN Re Married Next sunday

Special Dispatch 20 the post-fntoliGrepcer
DAYTON, June 2S-Carils are out an.
nouncing the marriage OF ~ Embree
merchant 81 ibis place. ana Miss Ester
Pate. a popular young lady. nesf sur.
day at the home Of tho brides parents.
ia this city.
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NEW YORK June - The funeral o.
ts.fap services being netf fn the Metro
tasIltau temple There wss n iarEe a.
tendance The body was in;nrrwd Ia
Fvgrsrren cernetefy. EllEstath. "
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FRANKFORT ny, JGne "A Cav
T4ckhara today refused 60 approve &C
-0gnts For EerVicps % IRE TAYLOR militia
srern fhe sato Gsetsel was declared gov-
tr1or uatn the sva~slatiou Of the trt1.ss
aTer the degision - the supreme court
-Yvsa whole sesra claimed Ia salaries REyfs-
raffA rDaar1e - SO ie0
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accident at lie ROT Ninr.

Special Dispatch 10 the Paet-tr tt,HEsa-s-
RCSSl.ANp y C.. JHne N-T4hn y
Mcrcr a uIner In yhe l. Roi fen asa.t
dcry feet down a SA0ot aeol' nn~n t0a.s
and broke a lex ia tw1 places Re wl
recover
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WASHINGTON. June - The DEPART
merit ~ state u advised ~ &lni~ter Puw-
81 ~ Fort Au Prince, that Re RAD been
inforTue1 that fhe government = BsVtt
has ADOPTED thA goa standard ara that
her Unit a. value Is the American gold
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conncilmen on bills sus,,as g., f.xcr ~
themselves for labor performed for the
CITY. FRANK Burch is the complainant.
ana ne cites a state law as his authority
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Special Dispatch - the Pest Intelligence
TE%TRAf.fA. June -N--Cftv Treasurer
Hurtiev has been ertolnrd from payinE
Aay more money oct or warrants 20 city
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT FRIDAY JUNE 90 1900

fore the SUIT. not having been brought
10 judgment, where the Judgment could
De sold. is not properly in court. The mo-
tion has not yet been heard. however.
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Special u;Sp& ia 70 lhe Posi- tntegtronceT
TACOMA. June "a req move was
made 90 tAe TNarrence~ HnShof case tn The
superior coWrs today. when JElgc
Humphries ana E0kE 4 FogE attorneys
Tor NaShoy aa8 Thompson, moved 20 1is-
miss the suit srf aside thr writs ~ at-
tachrrut and sarnishment ana throw
she case cut ~ cUnrt. Or TIE HIing ~ a
~aper "a Preston Carr & Gilman. attor-
news for Terrence. ssaflag that Ne sold
and transferred his interest iu tho matter
su suit on June g 90 John Ssnis The
motion ~ the Defendants against whom
1crrrpce SCI uTNd q Vercict ~ thr ury Tor
Ssl Jsa Is urged upon the Theory that
having sold HIS interest Terrence IS
not now the party IN interest, and hare
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vARIcoCELE.

the D1SEASE-An enlargement Of the
veins surrounding the spermatic
cord. a twisted. knotted. wormy
like or swollen appearance OF the
scrotum.
the CAUSE Sometimes self pollution.
but often blows, falls strains. ex-
cessive horseback or bicycle riding
THE EFFECT AT times dull heavy
dragging pain IN small of back. ex-
tending down through loins into the
parts. low spirits. weakness OF body
and brain, nervous debility. partial
or complete loss of sexual power
and often failure of general health
THE CURE If YOU are victim OF this
dire disease. come To my office and
let me explain TO YOU my process
of treating II. You VIII then not
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We can suppiy yca either az retail or
wholesale BiG stock ~ ali kIm1s ~ fire.
workA As toe quarantine IN San Francis
co wtff put = stop 10 importing Chinese
crackers they viii 30 scarce Tits year
Oct yfur orders IN qatck
NARA TN SIN & CO., Al s.e..x .v..-.
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5. CLEVELAND viii sall On llms.
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are the most overestirnated nation On
eartn. They have no religion and thew
are not money-makers. Their energies
al run 70 form Of patriotism. That
- tne great difference between the two
peoples. The Chinese are not understood.
4. venture 10 say that not one American
.hinanar. Nearly all the Chinese in
,nis country a-e the Cantonese, many
Or them originally brought in as chez
,aporers. The merchants are all Can
pnese. 4 don't believe you can find In
the country hardly a man from Fucho,
anloy, Lingpo or any Of the great
provinces OF China. Consequently the
nJopte OF TINS country have no idea Of
Evening journal., 1900-02-15
DIED

AUGUST In Baltimore, February Il.
1909 George August. son OF John and
thc late Mary jane August Z agedh2i
years. u
ANpERSOh--lh this city, on Febru-
airy 10, 1900, Annie. wife OF Alfred
Anderson aged 32' years.
DVRNDLL. AT IIockessiu, Del. on
February Q. 1900 Henry r. Durnell.
aged As years. 81
MULLlN.--In this city. on February
"a, 1900, Thomas Nullin, ST.. hus-
hand Of Alice Muilin.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. l0f Mars
land avenue. on Saturday morning IA
? o'clock. High mass ~ 81. Pauie r
o Church. Interment al New Cathe-
dral Cemetery.
hAllON.---ln New Castle, on tbr 10th
Instant William PAXTON
ROBINSON. On the 9th instant. Ma,
Emma Robinson, aged 81 years
WILKINS In this city, % Februar,
II, 1900, Lydia f.. wife Of George W
Wilkins. aged 81 years
i WiISON.--Near Guyencourt. on Feb
ruary n. 1900. Wilhc A.. daughter OF W
! Atwood and Sallic r. Wilson. age
i 10 years
/ Wll-SON.-in this city. on Februar,
~, 1900, I. Blanche. daughter OF nor
ace and Rosella y. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1900-02-15
Maturity should Not ss snelved.

do. not believe that old people
should consent 10 be effaced simply be-
cause the riotous advance Of youth
around them is pushing them 20. tho
rear Love does its mistaken best 70
cNace them. u Is true, giving them the
easy-chair and the sheltered corner.
and saving them from all exertion, and
insisting that they arc 20 be waited
upon. and their work taken out Of their
hands. Maturity has no right 70 let it,
self. be laid uron the shelf too soon.
There Is one glory OF the rosebud and
another glory OF the rose; one beauty
Of the growing grain and another
beauty cf the ripened sheaf.--Mergaret
y. Sanrster, in the January Ladies'
Home Journal.
Evening journal., 1900-02-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A number OF new dwell
ing houses on the. West Side. WILLIAM
Q. TlNDALL' No. 81 Yves, ninth ST
fFOR SALEs-'iA- ten-roomed. Rodse.
with all conveniences. : within one
square of trolley. The owner, having
accented q position out Of town, viii
sell alta sacrifice. Apply LAMBERT
J. FouLK. No. e1s Market street.
FOR SALE.--Two new three story
houses Open sides, 1908 and 1907 Clay
ton street, The finest part of the city.
IL rooms and bath, large clothes clos
cts enamel bath work, porcelain bath
tubs. cemented cellars. electric lighting
fixtures. large front pQrcbes, nice grass
plots. finely panered. Unimproved real
estate will be considered in exchange.
CHARLES c. KURTZ. OIL Market st.