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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15
THE STATE PRESS.

Bingham Bulletin: How does the num-
Der of factory operatives whose wages
nave been raised by prosperity COM
pare with the number who have been dis
charged altogether by closing down by
trusts of factories wherein they worked2
Weber County Times: One Of Ogden's
political prophets makes this forecast:
When Roberts is rejected and comes
home he will be met as a martyr and
given huge royal reception by the Nor
mon church. Then later when the Demo-
cratic state convention is called the Nor
mon members VIII introduce and pass a
resolution lauding Roberts and condemn
ing congress, at which the non MOrmOns
will pick up their hats and walk out Of
the convention. Then when the Republi-
can state convention is called the Nor
mon members viii pass a similar res0lu-
ton and the non-MormOns will refuse to
endorse il. a party split will take place
there. too. The outcome will be a re-es-
adjustment of the old-time hot days Of
Liberal and Peoples parties
Price Advocates. In the face of the open
letter issued this week by President
Snow, what are the storm starters and
their organ, the Tribune, to do for thun-
der?
Sanpete Democrat: What to do with
Hanna, That is question which is caus-
ing the administration more Worry just at
present IMAM Ilte lllilpplllt war ne
time for political action IS drawing near
and If Marcus II. should rear up and de-
mand that he be retained as manager Of
the &. o. p, that will settle it. for Marcus
is a power and a law unto himself. He
is the millstone around the administra-
ton 8 neck. and he will either rule or ruin.
What will they do with Hanna?
State Press: Mr.. Mckinley is getting a
little fidgety because of the leisurely
manner in which the senate is proceeding
with the gold standard bill. He sent for
Senator Allison and asked him to use his
influence to push the debate along a little
faster.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15

OTIS tried 70 remodel MeRinley's mes
sage Of December, 1898, 50 It wouldn't
cause a war with the allies whose ser
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15

St Paul Globe: Richard Harding Davis
says he VIII soon start for the Trausvaal
as a war correspondent. The betting is
dollars to doughnuts that he does not
stand on the bridge with General Butler
and advise him how to run the campaign.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15

Omaha Bee: The report that Spain viii
at once fOrtify the Canary and Balearic
islands affords another excellent illustra-
ton of the adage about locking the stable
door after the horse is stolen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15
WITH THE EDITORS.

New York Herald: Now that the Chi
neSe minister in Oriental robes may be
seen any day in Washington in his auto
mobile. ii is about time for Occidental
fossils 10 realize that the horseless vehicle
IS mere to stay as well as to go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15

Baltimore American: An Indiana man
uses barb-wire fence as q telephone
line. Conversations over il are necessarily
pointed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15
THE DAILY HERALD
Published Every Day by
The HERALD COMPANY

OFFICE. THE HERALD block. cornar
". est Temple and First south stre sasa
salt Lake city. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15

Chicago Times-Herald: Scientists de-
clare that the beard is a refuge for mi
crobes. Those Beers must have fighting
microbes in their whiskers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15

Denver Times: Miss Morrison's speech
OF thanks to the Chattanooga Jury for her
dcquittal smacks of lecture platform de-
signs upon an unSuspecting public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15

Price Advocates: In the face of the open
letter issued this week by President
Snow, what are the storm starters and
their organ, the Tribune, to do for tnUn-
der?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-15

san Francisco Call: 1t is bad enough
for a hiShwayman to make you throw up
your hands. but 1t is adding insult 10 in
jury to force you to admit that you like
the game France is making the D0min-
lean government do both by eXacting its
cash claim with a humble apology.
Butte Miner: The illustrated papers are
now printing pictures of a young woman
they call 'Kipings interpreter" The
public viii no doubt be glad to learn that
the lkipling productions are to be trans
iated into English
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
THEIR BONDS ARE FIXED.


James Moran and William Powers. who
nave been in ian since Thanksgiving
night he former charged with an at
tenpr 10 murder Merchants P~strutnaan
Freeman ans. the latter with burglary,
were Yesterday afternoon arraigrei IN
the police court and bound over for trial
N IN superior court
Moran was az first Inclined TO demand
conEinEanes Of hts case upon the
ground that hss witnesses were gnab5s ID
be Present. Axzr the court refused 70 en-
terrain the prtsoHers usoStap Officer
Freeman related UPON rnz wS-e=s sta nj
Tire details u the assault cornEt TIED upon
htr1. ard positively Identified Moran as
the man who had shot afrz- Moran con-
tented himself VITA asking the witness
tire distance bet Se@r1 rhe spszx where tire
shooting occurred and the Bunker saloon.
after which the cyzErr fixed the PRISONER
bonds La the sum sf 81 So
The drill found upon the person OF
Powers Identified as having bee n
stolen from AcBsths blacksmith an3
wagon snip on the nixn1 OF the shooting.
and PolIce officer Scheneuan s1td az the
Defendants capture while arrezn ptfaE 20
escape from the vicinity a few moments
after tho shooting The court Fixed Pow
srs 5ond az g-Z5s. and In default II rhe
aE.0uneS named both prisoners were COM
rf1tres1 70 the county jail 70 await trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A wrscktug crew came out from the
etry Monday and cleared NJ the tsehrfs
left along the track where the rear-snd
cntt.sfszu between an extra Mort Heru Pa
c@tc freight and a coal train OF, the c.
& P 8 occurred last Tuesday II took
some time 70 finish The work as there
are many trains operated over the track
at intervals OF 9nfy few minutes each.
South Seattle now has another large
brtck-E1akiag plant IN fun operation. II
- ewrs1 by tire Chicago Brtck Company.
John " GoglrIy Is manager The conpaEy
has Just completed Que q the largest
dry sSAna on the coast A large force
u zer Is srEf0yed at the plant and
there = prospect Of steady work all
~a1Esr
Thfs gives South Seattle three q the
largest 5riek and tile manufactures On
the Pacific coast. and they furnish a
large percentage u The brick used N the
Northwest
The Newell VIII Company shipped sew
@ral carloads OK lumber ard shingles 20
points In the East last week
Frank Mcfsinstry Aaz been appointed
JanitOr ii the pubic school, to succeed
James Z eav@r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
BY sLEDs TO FORT EGBERT.
Tnsse1 states ssrgesa TvesAslts
WsfA uss wife - Leave s~ss
fer Intertsv 81 Alaska

Assistant Surgeon Ciarsmc4 Tr~unoltx.
r.. y A.. with hts wife. viii attempt To
make a Water trip 90 F1-v Exberr Alas
Ia. travelling pare ~ the way by steamer
part By railroad and over ~ rsilss ~ &sx
Or horse sssffs-
Under orders srSrr G@n Ehafssr. CON-
nsan6tnx ths D~parsraert 90 the Columbia
Eg. Treazn1stz r~SSyted a fen days ax8 to
MAJ RGnlsr- tire local 99a-t~rwaxt@r
vita fzstrsrertons 20 pr1csest ~frsoar DE-
Eay 10 Fort Exn~rx. a rnfteG States ai1i-
fary posf skfEare4 AZ Ezxis CITY. On the
Y1kor. zhrut 10 miles below Dawson.
D~ Tr~uhotfx b-ogghf hts wife vita ham
aud they are stopping ~tsh frtsnts is shEs
city. They propose to start on their f@gx
tgsvn~y within the next week Affsr
rwacAsnx waite HarSe DIR. TreGh0fsx and
hss pa4Gay wife ~gSl take horse 1r Dog
xs~1s fo~n rh@ rfv.r 10 Eagle They win
CHOOSE whhcsxser Eb1s4e % trazEpar alton
grasS sh~ c@ss advantage.
n Is s3sa that by travelling d1y and
nAxhs a xsli-sszripp@1 horse sled can rake
tk@ srtp frurm White Horse 20 Dawson In
three &aye In sssEry w3Afher the trip
world take ras3cA lpn&~rs The dissance
srom white Horse 10 Fert Eghert 3 80
miles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
Street SIGNS ARE NEEDED.
VISITORS COMPLAIN or THEIR AB-
SEScE ON MANY STREETS.
Feur Months Age the Council APP
preprfafed $1,000 for Sfxus on
Houses and Str~~fs-The Work
IL said TO Be I'm PROGRESS.

Visitors % Seattle. as well as recent res
ttsnrs here. are continually complaining
or the ahsercs from the street corners Of
the customary signs Indicating The name
Ct number af the street OF avenue. as the
case r1ay De Il Is asserted BY weII-pastef
citizens that in this respect Seattle Is tar
nsht1e the average municipality q half
its sizs
K IS a fact thar not mere thar 4 small
percentage af the street intersections in
r'fs city bear any mark by watch srrar-
gar may Be Quilted on his wzy. Four
months 4go. IN order 10 remedy tire mat
ter. the city council passed an ordinances
apP-upriating sl.see 20 ray thu expenses
% lettering and numbering she streets
ard houses et the city. but No 90 this ttr1ie
A-sis Ezs 5esn a0rs sc far as Tire marking
% street corners Is concerned
0sl account as the large area covered by
TIE city and the absence Of street signs
Seattle presents unusual difficulties TO
newcomers or casual visitors For ex-
ample a nan aIsgsrfrr from a Madison
street car at Ninth avenue WI, under
takes 70 dnd Tenth avenEe is fortunate ir
be hnGs a passerty there ara learns that
there ara five intermediate streets be-
tween Ninth and Broadway. ard that
Tenth avsnre, NEXT tn numerical erfer to
Ninth On rfe brow Of the FIRST Mn. Is SIT
uated almost half a niEe east Ia the hot-
low
I. 3. Yorrgz. az the water ssparfrreat
says that a. fast as possible the streets
are being supplied with corner signs The
council Il win be remembered easfxratest
Mr. foungs as the official 20 carry our the
provisions OF the ordinance providing for
the numbering CT houses and streets Mr..
feuugs said yesterday.
have had from two 20 three men en-
psoyse IN placing hoGse-numher signs on
the business houses and dwellings Of sae
cry for the past four months This wprk
Is now practically finished The sixrs for
sne street corners are being paintei this
week and win probably be ready for the
nea early next week. Another approprfa-
ION or Nas VIII De Necessary 70 e0mplete
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
IDiUMrs VALUABLE CARGO.
TAKES SHIPMENTS OF AMERICAN
: PReDrcTs vxEgED AT &sso,ss-s-
Cotton Consfgnnenf Of s$s.SAss
Posnds fer Kobe-Ffsur. Beer,
Nackfs~ry aad Electrical Apeff-
s.e~s Cemprfse other Freight

4hrae hundred s1ouszn3 6ozz-H rsrxa
- <rz@rsczn products we're snt1cefs 20
TIE Orient O. the Great S1rvher1's SsrSo1
Yxs%z Kzsaha steamer EdrEn-i. Capt M
r. Cs9rnsr. w1srh sailed yesterday after
roor- The cargo IA c1nzlx->1 principally
50 sne c1rIes q Yokohama, Esh~. Maya
sakf. sfsxrxhai. Hanxacng ard Marta
KOBE receives = sf1zte coe-sz shipment
- ~ SO pszzksx % the TEXAS product
Efnur. cnftsn. bicycles paper. RIA
cEfrery arza1ttton Ise1 motives. ir1z-
<rT goods osi. furniture Motions. rzsEst-
cal snsxrrgr-e-re hardware machinery.
peer cigarettes sier-rfrzi zprsrztaz ard
bose nszse - the prtacfpaI pro6Eets q.
sktrmens
TIE fGxsrzf took efty-svz pszssenzers.
E<ty q whoz1 are Japanese ant Cet-esss-
Her hrsr class 5zss<rgsrs. an Ar7erS-zns
Nth are @xcerrsaa. are. z 2. Webster.
p. A. Greer- Mar RB<r-ptre-. J se5-
nagzr ard Rev Mr.. Ting WEBSTER -
r.xzce~- of FafrhsVer- ART Seymour ras
log male see1xszi RS 11rrs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
STEAMSHIP VANILLA aRK1yEa
Drfngs sevessy-Yfve Passengers ssA
1.3s@ Tens Of rRetghG

Sewenty-fss@ passengers from san
FRA netzcs ard ether California pCtgts
earn north On the steamship Cnazrif-e.
GAnz. Cousins which reached us3rr frgsa
the SoGsh last EsxnE. The vessel bad a
E~reral rwnanstise carxs u i.Ba tons.
10 ~ which w-re Seattle cuEzssxn@s3.
Fly destination fhs ETarlEias passsr-
gers were booked. scrxy-slx 70 Seatthe.
Twelve 10 Victoria tea 10 Tacoma. three
so Alaska. fw0 80 NaaG1nvsr and TWO %
Whakcorn. Tnns@ % e1b&n oassags we're
To sastsrfa-k-s ErSs1a~- y F-se snE vie.
r. y cRr.<f. &as y Less Mss MeAssYs krxs
x NJ Lew@ Ma A. Wstsaa. J. " sG41fsir as4
s4fa
70 s~asrs-ss. Mefais,sxs. 4 q Hslz<s All
~7se G. yrssi4na- & A. WGg. M4s x. srai1a.
e. re nena@.frs. C. Nnrrsau. 3 T. Farsi and
wsfe. Ah~ e. Rr~saz- M G. Coearzn. NJ. Lex
Cage g. X Crie zzs4 stte. Ms A wSse, Ma
aa-- Ma q THEs~sstu lean T klg Z. "
gsss A " WhssAssr. o ssr~sess v Fsm~irk
G y Hal. ~ Prgsis : L fssngsn-
70 Taxnrla-H Vas fTks. =. p Fesxy And
ssfs = Laansrs & Leaa4r1
70 SHp whAaas1- & Fatan
70 g4zsaes4s er--J J HE4fe and sIfz
u AlssSa- Ms. r &iIls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

Enherr Janiesun. q Victoria Is az the Barser
Mrs. ". G. Capp, II Anarnrtas. Is sr the Str
George 2, Lane. bAaxsr fsur oaympia. Is az
Capt. e r Sterling. II tia slip g;r~st A.,usr,,.
= ar sae B1rgsr.
n aad Mrs a. l. Andrews. If racurna. ar-
CHESTS Hc the Sextre.
- = 2sers The cannsrT man. Il AZ the Rainier
w VI Law x4s a rsftur n, eha -,tv -nsssrrs.x
from tfrseuward. B. @
" Earies prominent farnber-uaa f-sr, Fir.
haven. . az the Seas-.e
NrS l. G. anzhs u IN the -ftr firm Shelton ANA
registered az the stevens.
3 NJ 8Hgze. a ornament suarrfsaux fsxm Per.
Haalneks - az he =satrse-
A. esesz. a vrumsneut business nan srum FL
lerrsnuxz. at the Basrler
Mrs G. . Marshall IL In ne ctr srcus Evrr-rr
and srEppsu9 at the seattle.
" rhnmpsan ia a xssisor fruns Vancouver r. C.
and rszIsssrsa 4e thu seattle
sheriff Van ~ vsneer sent % rarnna ysstsrxiay
- tsSznd Masonic msrtiHg
Mr. 1ad Mrs A. Mel Hnuss are ever frsus Ia
COMA aad Esesss AZ The BIriar.
Maati KEewlszu- q me Brsvwns IN r1wne .-u.
Gang. - guest az 15e Seattle.
Daniei Rirharssssn came tn fruna RisxviIIe y.sssr-
day and y faxastsr~t lie Barlsr.
Cart v Mclean. vrlsuia-utzv fnenr-~z~a =,
shipptng az pursiaad. ehs Nnrrhsra
Azgaf VI r Bentsn II tho Bllrfirurszs -yes,rua.s
yesterday frnm business srtp - Portland
J. n. -tenssr. zrrpEatar q fas s~aingham
astel Gs Esaseam. = gasst the SerrAsrn.
tts1rge W Lassles logger trrm Waarrarn.
rs 1ST "a oGsszas-s asc Registered az the seattle
NJ and Mrs. yahn pui.as came s-rv s-,r, n.
Gamer yesterday and ars Registered az tss F4si@r
e z Eis-ssE rifs ssssr snd -, .-~ A.s,,ta~
risisnrx trsz Auburn and srasssg A. ne R.srs,Tr
GrAnG-
Mr. and Mr. T. ~ clssp and gAlIa eane :,
s.rn fssags harhnr yesssrsaY sai Ire s1asts ii re
sssvenx
- r. - . m f-.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
freMt.
.ssssssssssssssssssssss...'

Business - s~cuEstHx active m rrer-.,a.
a. tne aelldaT season Aggregates. Nsxt
81 tGS @saSlFae@ csl 1S.s srs nzerkaa In -
esA4 An@s for CErass mas ard ire see -,
AS are assuming gaia avu.srsas-,
Real estate circles are gzse1er. 40 ,.sIi
probably remain SO uat8 assAw - -
DAYS sGA1lng activity eoutEuues 49,.
eFEE, on srcu1zE q tAs sssrfre ~ u=nr,Is -,
A4Es tassr aew h9&szs really Tor e.-srs-a--
Si0@ oesars Christmas
Esv. A 2 Barraws. & tAa Asb,s-x
IN N~N Nha-cenz tAss sex $500
Rev o. sullih iE revival ssrwtcss
Mrs. pszny. qf Rose, has u,vss s-,o
Fremont. an1 = QcCzrvfrE ne n.-rr, -.
esaily racate& - 5. Z. Aellogx. "a A.
reEa street
George Jehassan. GIsasou Car~e- A.,
taian Carver. q Fremont left s0rus -
49, tar n1ating TRIO n the Oiyrsrt,.
mountains. $50"
Mrs J. :. Axetsr. assistant a. "a 49,.
osEsce AZ Frsn1ant, 1&s returned 20 sgg-v
5 prsp2rlng tor busy ao8aay seas1r,-
Gerald F-lE&xsraId. xha has for ~. -.
twu years beer head clerk A. the E-@--.--7-
market has resigned and an CO. -
o2slnsss Tar n-Ense1t In Ballard Eis ulmes
r me MARKET has Seez 1Ms1 ~ 8 ~
F Nelson and NJ Ne,Scs. n r.a-s-,o-.
y D. arrived IN Fremont Lass SO s,-s
~iA vislt Tsia relatives
49, SUNDAY s-aools q Erezezt A-s ,<,-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

Steamship Wsits Wzifa sailed for San
Frasr1sen yesterday morning with sever-
" passengers. ore Of tire smallest Lists
sasen s0Erh By s.T of tne rorupanTss YES
sells sr many naentls. Ten 81 these were
Japanese Immigrants Tn@ veaseI rad A
xsaeraI merrhanStsA cargo os Ias scuz.
ard 2ass~Exers from Seattle. naE fEcIr1-
Snx japanese. as sNli0xs.
y Essssns M-- E-.s=n a srhrr-rr e. r. sfuoh5.
j A. ssnd. sseur<e . BsazrH 6~nsz. = sc~resr.
a. Aasss~~nns u Hanrsss MRS Nc es-rzuisx. =
" Mslisns. A. A. Wsw a. = Eahl6er, gshn Al
LEA, rscnas ksTlnIsIS- c. g. Menace TH Har-
asas Hsr-ts- NJ D~usis. Ms G-sre Nsehar- M
Srrwstsa. Nf VI Mezaa. M-- SIrs sqhnnz. MT.
Nsfonah, Mrs. X J. Hne-sg F~t A. csr1es.
NJ. " Ae<z~s fss-nrxs za1ssnr7. p B. Asrns.
Ms . " Ss.n-sae y h=~aFzs Mr. Esna Hx-
sfn~, % = NvfAHxa- Cfsr-nEs -Eannr.. W p
Hsr-saaR- Mrs C. De Li3ie n r. Bxirssn = Il.
haags. ~ sc1rslsr n y -tamhsrx y AaEnueys
Mr.. Pss.~~sns Mr. kzef Nsa RztsrSsa, j. Diexer-
ssr. ssrszude Drake Mrs Mag WastnsT. Mrs.. o.
u Eatinsrns q. n Aahsasssn. Dr. g. y F1nnFnx
zana Cafh@r.ns K,-~t Margaret z-ek r q Dpa-
ATTY e. BsE. ". = wS@sn. M. v q ~iissa-
lanes rrrhksrr. Mr. -nanhs~~ Mnx -nasl.~r1. !.
". Cczanrs esss Rsfsh. N. rassg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

HOLD UP NEWSPAPER MAN.


Seattle aighw aymen Last alght ignored
a weil-@scshli$nes prsceient, which u ts
xzrEies. by xsyiaFiax and holding up at
the point OF a revolver newspaper man.
Fred H@chstast. A member nf the siG- Il
the Seattle Times. was last night held I'D
By TWO higssayrneE, bat nothing of
vaiUs WAS secured.
Bechdale vino resides. az M Belmont
avenue norrh- was Ga ais way home sasn
rh, robbers appeared from within me
shadow Of a eiamp q brush ar the cur
nsr 81 Belmont avenue and Roy street
ard com mArded aim 70 throw ~ his
hanfS. The taller ronher OF the two car
ried a revolver waigh he leveAed at Bewn-
18ltss head wdile hts assistant ssarehe1
the victim Obtaining nothing OF vaI1ss
the robbers cautioned BsAcnGatt 20 make
20 satrry ans. aisappeArea IN NE fog
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
GRAIN COMING 70 SEATTLE
y0RTHERy PACIFIC MAKES RATE
FRoH SNAKE RIVER FONTS.
Steamer y. A. Hama foed-Wfu
Tam Grain TO s~sfsie which
Tsrsersy west 80 -Psrffana.

Tte rerert fezzfnr 1s sh@ Northern Pa
cf-c s-earzer J. A HsnnafSr6 TO ?. w.
Esl1er1aek. % Lewiston F9ztso. s5- the
srsnsporsssSsn * grain ar points along
tse Sake rfvg will ~ g~sssHcttve 81
grear results 20 s.sssrfe, az al TIE gram
h@retosgrs sHtrred from Ea3s@ pcfn<s has
been s@rs % Psr-Iaz6.
In Ehe matter * rates tire Northern Pa
eric running n rDEnectsGu wits. rne
n-s-e- j. A. EaHnasard 1r@razsd ~
k-tSens~rk- nas canned a rate a II.
eszts F-r hsnf-s1- or - = a ssn On xrzln
srsT Snake rfyer Esratzng. via Lewiston
ltan9s 10 S~ar-Ie As rEfs Is v4rv pro-
c.etfTe grain sssrrtct. Il VII turn
great s@ai os frxsic = Seattle ay way
et Spokane As natural result she tn
crease ir *si2oanx FROM this port WIZ ne
sSrar~rr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
MAY BE Ah0IhER WRECK.
tsr@sseb Lixhshswse Keeper pfaa.
Namerens Eyfa~sees OF Ma
rtn~ Disaster.

NerehsasH Exchange Ru4tcstes 'haf an
other xesmet has nn&t disaster on the Nau-
sczTer txs&n2 coast TIE &c Wetrh
"A dated Victoria. IA a. feiIGEs
<leznneg Uan4ae ha& arrived hera xfta
a tsssAtch from thN garmArun uEhtsamss
ks~2@r. FraSing FUgr1 beard painted yel-
los sith A. LE Asasst ETH: tneass l1uz
Great 92ansisy q tangus ans groove iaFn-
Ser Eeinfet white S9weral cars ara
Yse~es - a @n.zr guuWats h.1at Great
EArx emgty eases sa1 four 4ss belts wfth
g. s Ean Pedro
f<Nsa4 uiArt1e men are puzzled over shs
Ssn Pedro wrRckaes fescrigsiea. frurn th4
fart th&r thai FsesTi reached Szn Fran
cisco several we~hs 1xn. ard il ngw rty-
trx aesse@a taAt eity asa EsrskA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

George Is ksms2R was wsstartzw sg-~
fenced by 1u.ze CaGn tn ne ugrlca cas.r+
Co a teru o. thtrry s&yk ~ the eEtv txE
ana 90 say a aae az So 1pcn srnsie-
tioa % having shvestaEed Co heat hls a -
TIE e~t2gn-e tentea % sAaw that sha
defendant hAd rerses telEy -hr~at srs.s.f "a, =,
Mrs Eensau haetsiy ha-n. ans rs thrssars
fsnafIg cI. in1sr&s@& In an ae-ack - sxs-az.a
which the wife caused - arrest and i-n-
prison r-anf In ~ rlty IAN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

SAN FHANIE-l-flI Dec ~ u a.
Trussx IN sha superior cgglrr saa1ay Card
~ n an inzrurE&nr &eGtslNn "a the ease
~ Ahnss Rose Waost ciAlrsAnz "a TIE
IA tier x rns estate Z JgSerh " Wood
aNeeassM According Go thN hnGinw u
she c1Grr. marriage tnAE are ilE@Hs.sF az
Rsro or ognsr e1sses over the California
rvrresr gces1rrtuE 1efara the FxairSfl - :.
- ou@ veaE after divorce PROCESS
havs taken phase Ia California are rot
ga.sE
The 1@cisAgn Ga veEx important fnas-
unrn as e Affects sne marriage * A
saz,hsr q p9rscEs Waa have x1ue acruas
fha sarder 10 hernia 20 AFas4 re g,aIs-
sGrnlA divaEre Ass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

The steamer Centenzlab cast EAxies.
salts today for san F'rkncisco WITH twea-
ty-evn pASSsn gefS and cargo q Ase tazs
ag eaat IKE a7t general mere hznsi So
Steamers Sietrzsan and Ca4rtes T. LAz@
sail ThErssiAF. Tire former fog S&aEwaF
q IA the lsfssg Ter G1sT sssti. Saurn &snsr-
railroad material The 3rgarsxn l. tens-
parArg.y taxkEx tAe phase et TIRE Lrru a.
nAl steamer lily ~ SsAysis. Eh4en = III
4erxQt-E repairs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
rREss sAlIRrr SCARCE
Puget SQUAD sspFty D. Ta@agaI To
the DE nza nd.

Local dealers reEors al 1zususl scS-rfrv
Of fresh Salman- lost n1w th2s nxn a
ncs % he AA& II aas nRAF-ay WaseTs save
tee Sound ard fsrevN aArtor Tnaf Nas-
ksa fisheries are riasst
As se1 IRE Sea, bead sairz0n. tna bezz
species nt &i1ter SsN. have nnt hexun -
rEn. Esa&Isy tneY arakR their zp1saranls=
anEat U~7eEl hef& Their season lasts from
saAs tinSa - Anris 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

Judge CAnn Yesterday s@nEanaad r.
Grixxx 20 twenty-five days "a ire chalr
against h8zz BY Of-fcer Holland and Baz-
eraft PafF0lmsu Bert Taylor. The a.
ersrs arrested GrizEs before GzyiiRnr YES
ter1sy 1a0rning after chase in WHICH
on ire Ocean dock He was Suspected
q having attempted 20 force an entrance
through rhe door into a secondhand store
on Railroad avenue. the lock being found
hrukaw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
BREvTrIEs.

The fire terarrnene rs~,,-ssss II, IN ,I,--,, .u-,-
a tasH tnH -1F1er 81 Thirteenth syerHs add Wish
ing-1u street az acieek iasr airht As result II
chimney fire shirh nd no damage
rfhtir-s Bros. Wholesale milk tsesaers ~ -rxsrse
yesterday Commences. Hsr4un sg1insr ne r.
Dairy % rnlerr slss sFIegnd ~ ~ ile IN "A -reu
acruHnr for dairy products Afrrfshrss They a,s.r
1skrd Fhar a he anruinte.f - .ax. .Aarws
q the I. X Z. Business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

ssrgeant Deteetfve r u6nan. u san
F'raacssct. arrived IN tHts efFv II ! ate
An1r last niZAr f1- tse purpose - ak
tx clarke ~ 7 TArtour1E tsa IapA1ass
missionary. wh0 was arrested un.7r the
arrival " sME s1Nar pshlp WEMa WREa en
ThaFs3aY last useeetfva rsnsr save that
rau1uUche = Nante1 fgr the szuhexrle-
meat 81 k1N fr8na xAss Narzal 4 fe,Frrx =
crars FTrn4u