The Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.])
September 8, 1888

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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. ISS KLSSSSSS s TOwtIJWTO II DM. 'alatine llil StILDIXf: LOTS! lo!s4fl, SO and 60x110 Feet OXLT Sill to Sl5O Per Lot. A* fen located, mo*t desirable and ttesje-s Mbcrban property on the mK iet to-day. It U situated within »nd a half miles of the BATTLE POSTOFFICE -OS THE- Sattle, Lake Shore k Eastern R.R. Asd within ten minutes' easy walk of ROSS STATION' on that road. four minute*' walk to SALMON BAY One Mile to am COTE CAR SHOPS. Thu beautiful locality is particularly suited for the location of "homes" A) It Is within ea«y reach of Seattle center by rail or carriage road and with the Nsins Manufactories ikfady Hir-rc, and the va liooi onpl!t»w« Hal: >.lown. half the balance in three 3ftontli ttent*niiy be inule previous to matn the |»urcha er desires. We als 4 |>rr cent, discount for complete payment Builders of Homes. **offer to ail builders of hornet worth not les.s than $250 Each, three moutl.s after puKh.w. their iotx a! from $75 to SIOO Each tooTvlnifc to ii vat ion. Rememl>er our tat#, *O, 50 and 60x110 feet 5100 to $l5O Per lot crty on the Market H.W. BAKER. GEO. P. FAY, Agent R°Om 13, Eutlcr Building, Mi J am*« Streate W. P. BOYD CO. 6'-21 and 623 Front street, Cloaks! Cloaks! ABrTVAX O FIBST INVOICE OF New Fall Styles.

The unparalleled success of this department during the past season warranted us in placing large orders early. Con sequently we are in a position to offer this season the largest and choicest selection the very latest styles of Ladies', Misses' rtf Children's CLOAKS I LADIES' WALKING JACKETS all theLNewest .Shapes and Designs. AiLar»e Variety] of Children's Cloaks! In the very latest styles and very low prices.

Dally opening of SPECIALTIES in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods from Chicago and New York. 621 and 623 Front Street, P. HOYT, Pnawnairr. JAMES BOTUWKLL, SKCMTAKY CAPITAL.: (#IOO.OOO. HKl»rci:i» BATES. HOME FIRE INS. CO., SEATTLE. TRUSTEES: P. Horr.Mnntt'r P. Hort n A ('"..Bankers J J FVKTH. Cashier Puget Botn»d Nat'nl Bank B. (l^ SILK FLUSHES

THIS WKEIv ONLY. LATOUR &c CO. Oporn 11 toe* kt rront Htr«M»t. FREE OF COST ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN i CO. Tho Estate fcrd Mont* Braker* of th« Pacific Coast, ft r ri tl IHYITtTIO* t.* *ll TV iT(IR- IIK4T I ljt, ftft *«tl »»U i r.U, s»ll lb r ottcw. POST BUILDING, MILL ST., SEATTLE, It it**t>!ai s t»i«K« "Hi>nn Dtormrtirt qiTi »!H l> »T»'l K IMI to JV-' fl'B.t# ftftd r«ei t-r ocrr o voc. yi v«m pUm m Mj ia ttk« Future Great City of the Pacific Coast THE ONLY SEATTLE IN AMERICA, a c*a mLi yt u iott ia ROSV SEC sND AiiDITION FOR $175 OR S2OO, -» Ift a lif. U new* aiemt* 1 1 tnfSMm. Krl V. «r> UUt ft )»«-r *i' .r».-«4 S t« »1. U>l» 'a I fflj .:e Imtß.t* K» la* ft-'K* I ■v .1 |Moi» 'I t| wl. ier at Mcc'lenay iu Baker ouDty. and one'death from black vomit. wmrt&JtttSt. Mayor A OLOOIV (II TLOOK. Au I npreeedented Number of New Cases. Juiaisviui. :-cpt. 7. -This ha tieen another day of gioont and deatli. 3nd wiiat in worse, the outlook for the Immediate future is gloomier still. Seventv-seven new case- were reported to the loard of health for the 21 hours ending at f! p. m. There were eight deaths from yellow iever during tlic same period. Among the prostration* ironi fever is Hon. 11. A. l-engle. cashier 01 the Bank of Florida. halm tn of the committee on -anitation of the citizens association, who ha« worked indefati gable since the outbreak of the fever. GENEKtTI'S AID. North and South Coming to the Hurror uf k i.ition -cut to Ja. k sonville to-day. All the mercantile bodies have opened sub-criptio:i«. An extra meeting of the city council will held to-morrow to take action in the same direction. Experienced narses have volunteered in !::rge numbers. NEW VOI;K. Sept. 7. —Several meet ings were held in aiick citizens SIOOO, and If. I*. Hollins »V Co.*s fund i* increased to s4ll. Tarn many lfall to-night appropriated siYn.Pfin t Sept. 7.- At a mce helu at the mayor'* office on Monday, and it was also decided to telegraph to P. M« Quade. chair nian ot the ri*aMruin -tearaer Nevada, It :t tl;i portion Tues day willi twenty-five li cabin and fifty steerage lound for IdrerfN*- 1 Next «iav *he broke her rn .in rendering her nearlv hcip New York. Me caused the danger >ignaia to be hoisted and started on hi* return. About a. i in. yesterlajr, a pilot b >at when .VJO mile" from Sandy Ilk perceived ignaLi on the Nevada and an hour I later was" alongside of her. she to t com panic i the divided steamer until noon. yesterday, without incident. Thc Vierman .steamer Polurk). fn in Hamburg, hove in sight. ami ion. with the pilot lx»at in the tear, then started tVr New York la*t nnrht. The North j German Uovd steamer Aller »\a- iMement i heNevada.it is thought, wi!l reach here to-morrow afternoon. I he Nevada'* willlte trnns j ferrett t«> the Alaska, of the satue Hm \vh h suds for Quccnstown and Liver pud on Tuesday next. 1 m Sept 7. The Allan line *teamer Prussian, from Philadelphia oil the way t.-pt 7 n. hiiVt iwt.i ordered to i« av th r»»rt IWn I »\>untnr for itie a-saxn. ition i»f il. If. Ff« w t. wit! re«4atn, an offensive mcro di tr:• v'.'r :x. o.unt SU.tTTEKKD HV DTNAMITK. I'tie r literacy blows >i;r.HEii> uhmii>N lb«>v "till li# at -t. \waitiiij; the I)i#sU. ..5 v U venue Iter i« ar to hare Uita ih or ArcfaU>faap Sr; m si. H Vtt,-W«r on i.e? clow a trs&, t*ut was U4wiwe f o uo -o on »i re*** on car a Rj»« iim oi Lbe wm.-fce-J j Cape Ue.iiey, fce*tw. rc*tae*Mt STEAMEK DJSASTEHS, Cap*. E»«TT of tike Thet:« to take charge of the jeraeins \4 the mar dm>l prelate, and tbev will 1* v-oa veyed to Vancooverby then .mmander •j- that vessel RIOTOIS 9TKIKEBS. Martial Law DerluH la r*naa dlao. Florida. JAcx»ojrviLiJE. Fla..!"ept. 7.—A "long shoremen's strike in Eernandino re suited in violent demonstration* yes terday. The governor has ordered the state troops called out from •aineyriile and the J>a letn placed under martial law. and 30 riot ers were arrested thi~ morning Medals for HrtruiDc a Crew. SAX Fuscat Sept. 7.—The Briti-h con-ul here ha.- received information that the British Government ha forwarded goid and silver medals and other testimonials to Capt. H M Hayward of the Oceanic and to Chief Officer Hart and four sailors of the same steam«r, as a reward for their services in rescuing the crew of the British bark Henry James, which w.t wrecked on Palmyra island a few months ago. Fresh Trouole la Indian Territory. ST. Lor IS Sept. 7.— The election troabJes in Indian Territory have broken out afresh in the Chickasaw nation. The election "resulted in th return of Oor. fiuy bv a majority of 14. Corruption and manipulation of returns is harged on t*.>th side-, and the danger of tri!>al war has become so great that Indian Agent Owens has gone to Ei-homings. where council is in session. They tVere Prohibition Ball7S. The liabilities are $1(*1.el., Sept. 7. —A -pe cial di-pat Ada Fljrim, a t»and.M»uic un«l mecompliabed young lady, wo* niy>teriously inur- i in her home near bereyesterday during tiie absence of the re>t of the family. It is *ii]*|tosed to be the deed of a robber. Arrive*! at the tithing Grnuitfl«. HALIFAX. Sept. 7.—The British war ship Canada arrived venter-lay from the West Indies. THE SLAVE TIMFFIC. The Tope aii'l the French Govern iiu*nt Aroused. I,OMK»X. Sept 7. —A dispatch from Home to the t'fcnmtcfr says the Pope has instructed the Papal Nuncio at Brussels to aid Cardinal I*avigerie to I convoke an international conference on suppression of slave trading. Pakis Sept. 7.—The governor ha ordered an investigation of the rejort that -hips carrying the French were engaged in the slave trade be tween remha and Madagascar, If true, it will be -topped. rAiTEi: LABOU i> BNGLAND. orkinginrn U|>|Mi»e Indigent Iml- Krantsi I nlew* Skllleombroka this morning j and re eived at the «iej by the military and principal a -thor; ies. lie pT i e :ed at once to the ground at Kouarei )vo. where the army m.iueu- vers will l>e held. The Pope'* Temporal Power. lij ULin. Bept. 7. l ite Catholic con gre s at Freiimrg unanimouslyadopted a resolution in favor of the temporal power of the pope and condemning the Italian law ailecting the clergy. The Sigrr lHspote. Bmi .IN, Sept. 7.—The German gov ernment sent a note to Kngiami re- que-ting that settlement of the Niger Batteries I iar-I-un and Kelly, BALDWIN and Daly. ISM.VSAFVLI*, sent. 7. Shreve pit hed TR.agnilicently and wa well upt. >rtTOI«L I TT I r. favor of the VISITOR-. itttrait Usee*. 1): R IT. Sept. 7 litis WA- the !a-T day i the lail meeting of l»etroit I»riv!i club. In the t.rst race J. L lludwta'a two-year-old Home Kulr V I ti* flora COSSACK SET I'L'l. Bran dt li:: third. Astoria fourth: best time. J A" C'ASS. par*V of SP»O. F'IGIIE ;if i Flush «ecol»d, Sedie third. Clipper fourth best t.tne. 2 N tii- nal A-HK'UCMH Iw«m.? H.« efi»' *peci«l stale, for six-vear raloc-t at ar.d Nats-ciil frosting MIV -take for three-year-old', i.e MITY were awar ed to VVU i .ut ard Xlamhrino 1".ii.1-y respec tively. without a cinte-t. Gru, sept. 7. —Charter Oak jark ra Wilke r-1. 1 UTTTA -CI»I-,.Kl M- T)JR? H T11.r4. l-tjr Wiikic-" fourth !*«t time. MSV _ Free-for-ail, p Jr. t,r«, Jewett -ecotei. Arr. t t,rj. Svt L. i. ;ith. >-e*t time, 2.1-. i trotters— J t hell won b> Flirt asi firai* B s when the ITJT- PFFLITPOTTF Clef*. i txi. SALT L IKE, 6. -GEA IIMTJ T K I'T'.-lgr erf theYSUv« Mercaaule Ittv.i I i r* sn4 who Mil i~M |*>nunt knttoiiil {Kwitions, di«*l Tirrmtuat^d. MS F&L9T M*YOC Pa** fcwi*y t-s-tirtd ir-m Ution to Kee-iinstder P«ndiif- Chl h Hit Nat ItrjMlnl. hut I* Coosiderlnc the Treaty—Ur|>rr«ea latlve faßfroM Sends a Km ell- Direct eervi-i««i of Nlr. Miller, the law partne.- of H..rri -■.n. and had voted the Republican ticket, read a letter showing that the only mi-take wa- in giving the dale a -linstead of Ivtl. He also -ent to the clerk'- de-k and had read a cor rected affidavit. He added that in stead of it N-mg a fact that no China men had been n..t the United Stat;— tventv had been naturalized in the -tate courts in anv thing in the attida\it- to sustain the statement that Harrison's law partner had anything to do with the natvindication t>{ Chinamen in Indian- itpolis. Ve-t admitted that there was not. On the contrary, he learned tliat neither of the law partners of llarri -ou had anything to do with it. At this point a n e—age wa- received from the president and laid before the senate, enclo-ing, as the only official information at hand in regard to the rhine e treatv. c .pie- of two tele gram-. the nrsl dated Sentemlier 5. in tie word-: "It is iielieveil the treatv lias l*eti rejected. I have de manded from the foreign office posi tive information tome days -ince. No information has been vet received;" and the -econd, dated September (I, in the-e word-: "The treatc has lieen post|>oned for furtlier determination hereafter." Gorman moved that the hine-e 5»iII lie re erred to the conitidttec tm foreign relations. The motion was 10-t -vets 17. nays 10— no quorum. The bill was then pa—ed—yeas ;!7. nays .V Brown, Hoar and Wilson o; i lowa. Blair moved to reeon-ider, »o as to have the bill aniended. Mi-pending operation ot the bill for day (iorman rcferreil to the motion to commit the bill, an 1 .-aid he liail-made that motion in can-i ieration of tin fact that the bill had come before the senate under a misapprehension. While this measure was under consid-1 eration here and elsewhe e. there wa ,i b-lief that the treatv recently nego-1 tiatv-l ha.l be.-n reje'ct?d by China. Now the senate is informed otti-i.dly i [that that lielief ha- no foundati n. -ii h action a- we have j.tst l-ali n j ought not to have been iit wa r-ip iel ta take -u-h ai ti .a in re.-.ird to a great nation the bill n trade with China and make it inijsiss; le for this great nation of |>et»pletf' have an o :t!et in bin* for its pro- du t- ~:id clo-e the door, whi h aur :r 1 it we have tr t and p nl minister- to i:ce;> d. Ull in| iimmml the MW to re consider. ami said the more lie rea.l the Df rsSv .*dspatrhe« the m re he fell that the Ull proper. lilair alx-citol thi« rnoti r. Hear- E'le.! th.lt th.' treaty wottUi. if rat:lie N.»:y. H« was to •'■rman tion to c umit the •4H. and wall re card it j iggliint with the matter. Duiph took u- the question of the nat&nltetitm of t'linamen in 1 n.iUn ap.di-. a:. -)i that naturah/it on had gone no fattiher tbn mere >V !ara tioa »f intention i t-itix n w hw :i. the !r ;ian* h%w In vote He dtt-.trel th.»t t k l>eni xrati senators had t:tree.l fro-*.: amt vote •at la-t -olidly for the the -ituati'-n *a« pre-'ise!v a- :t wst!l was wroujrif any part of it w%» a treaty r.oiafi li it wis immatu.'c the responsibtlttv w*" with wbo seat it to the hi'Gse, an he wo sW Ware it w .th them to deal w .th At th'close of the on Trier ni .r.~l to lav the U Bh.r'i miV lion to rrc >n«4der. A vote was taken \e i 2J. nsy- li—nO jUorain. A i all t'« r.iiW fiivjn/ »b >»n the pre -m.-.- of tl senator-, Jcntatr. ArkaD-a maw !t>ad lm. B4»j- -.V the W 3 takes i p'taitiH iri.liAstiv* of ti.« wi;i of the -esjte I n -t to delay acti as«l ti e-efiire a k to w.thoraw the BM»tuMto reo»n«'.der. >herKi*ri -1 oijoetL A i >if wa~ t lwi i*n the Ktotion to and it W» defeated -yew IS nav -te the m r. BKTJkUATNR. (It Would Injur* the Northvxl fl«» il—1» 1-" W .Tin. Sept 7 _lt» the h«»u a I*ll wa- pa-sed donating to the st*t i of I (whilii. for quarantine pnrp.i t ertain land- .«j the Mi-v*nt nwliduoa ln-tween the I'nite. >tatei- in i (treat Britain curmuv ha (wen given to an unfortunate i.iek tha thi« country should not goto war on a, itmntol !>wfi-h. While the I'nitec State-* should avoid war u long a' jonr a- tx.'sitjle as a nation holding in it- hands tlie kdfo of the *i.rlJ ih|. great iqnUr should alway -tan.] rinn for recognition of it- right- and tor the protection of it- iti/en-. Nutting, of New York, -aid xrp was -ent to congress not because the pre-i lent re-ally needed the power he a«ked for, but because it *s« a time in th juncture of affair* when it might he of a—istance to him an 1 his party. Ad mitting thi- *a« jo. it must beremeni i bendthat the question whirl) now j confronting CNm« related to the in ternationai policy. The Ameri to blame for the j present ditfi ulties. It had relied up n English honor, when the history o: nations -bowed thai it iva- not sa/e to l-l i reliam e on English promises. If the Mills Mil -hould become a law England would have MconiplisM by her diplomacy and* her inttueme in this country that which she had so far been nn.iMe to accompli-h by the -word. Itomeis of Ohio railed attention to the fact tliat oT th# mouth of the IV troit riTrr the I aindian government had extended a channel that tost thousands of dollars. That channel and tributaries might be closed up by the Canadian authorities Hooker answered the charge tliat the pre-i --dent bad been derelict in not exerei— ing the V'Wrr conferred upon him b} the let of li»T. The a tot I*«T related to the cxclu-ion of Canadian v.—eU from I'nited Statr- port-. and did r.ot extend to the restrain!tig ot shi|>jiie-it of goo is in tiond »i riws .VnHtic.m ter ritory. He !>e!ieved the president's me—age, like all his other u tie rain-e>. would meet the approval of his coun try men. Cannon of Illinois -ai 1 the admin istration had adopted a Chinese p dicy and «iol the loyal masses of the fonntry by anv -ii. !i clafj-lrap. ili Mi lan of Tennessee Are you L't.ing to vote for this clap-trap? ,-t mour of Michigan, said that the Northwest was interested in short and cheap line- of tratlie. The exten sion of (siwer requested bv the presi dent would, if given, res oft in prohibi tion by Canada. of the tian-it of American goods through tliat country. It would not benefit the fishermen but would ainag" Canada and the North west mutually. It was ugre.'d that a vote thoiild !-e taken at 1 o,. bly 10,'XlO peot>lf in all. Format cxerci-eo ,i --whi' poke In the iniere trif good-will anion the nationalities of the church. American Minister'* lltius#- Attnt. -At a meeting of credit t-of Jamf?' I*. Bemu'U, t"a merc hant, to lay, hi» to elon tin to* eight (iu-tiis Auznstn—- Ju»'laMjr; look* like a is:/ oh watermelon Judfr. W:*- -IVache* to bff •ctroc •S»iatlii«-»a-«. 11!i r VVh.u are the Tree* doi. r —Jfra* S fltn~>*. He (at iratoi?*. toadettyV think I have n.' t you *fyfe. >mtth. Yo ir fa>e is fam tar. be ly t a' t'. guott it ti «arr.Bte*l w 1 wa*h 1 tri«»:l e** 1 .iv t) t-.ijr maid. Aiml th. n the •tittle bt .tine v» ii!UK. Sept. 7 The outside public may gain owe faint idei of the magnitude of the great {olitical battle that H just getting un ier way in every town-hip and ountv in In diana when it is li arncd that" the l»A --mo«racy haa h of ora tors i night ill the weak for two and three wci k» ahead, wlien new a*- .nments will l»e made. The IVnt ratu- state committee fa>-ilitates work by arrang itig assignment* for local speakers through the distri> t and ounty com mittee*. The li-i of the loi nl sjveaker3 In* New YOKE Sept. 7. -Th« to morrow will say: Mrs Harriet Iteei her Stow e l* d> inc. Some months ago she aim- to live at the home of Rev. ttiarlc. K-l* rd Mowe at North Haven n»ar Sag Harbor, 1.. I. A'siut eight days congestion of tl»e oraiu i-t in. La t ni,'ht Mr Stowe lay in a par tially unconscious condition. I here is nil ho fie of h'r recovery. Yestcr da* the laemls r "i the fan. i. were called to the sick woman bed i le. Mrs. Stowe is now 77 years old. liCtl.lNE OK rOLYOAMY. Tli«* M rmon t'Rlrlan h> In t r lalt Ite lilarol by l*r 11rr Hen. t'i*i i"ts»Tl,Sept. 7.—Theounger and more Americ in ixsd people He thii.ks that in a few mote years polygamy will Le driven out of tab i nII I/IM. Arßic.t Hiimhard ft/«mihar T«mi, i Ktlllnc r ArulM (w| T A «li«p»t h to thr Ttmpr from Jaruibar »in: I'uiieam native* to-day re i-ted to* 1 urilint; ofj the OanMk «-'* ottem ami the >u!lui'« trow)-*. Shot* were ei- changed and the iernian* were j wom>:el. A (iernian r..an of war' afterward bombarded Tanjrai. The Eicilmnil l> M>r*iHn* Commtini ..tion* with the totetinr are inter- !ed. Tbelierwana. a'ter effecting a land ing. drove the native* .trul Aral* into tf>*- bru-h Twenty Aralw were killed. The troalde sro>e froin Use [wedtire j of the (irraiftn Ka*( Afri- i to P.n«, Mfjrf 7.- The titan of Zanzi- nr ha- •»ut an annel force un ser jen. Maltiaew* to restore order at Tan/ ii An En_-!.-h aruntwat and j the E-igii«h vt'-ewi til are abo it to go Lithe the tr >ht» 11,1.1 tvitnn* Kit t« I til- Mat. M *TBr*t, t*ept. ".—A special train ai four Pwßlian ar.-l baggage car* ar ifred to-t*y with 100 I'orton id Fel low- their friend* ar-.d (anu)t niiTentton at Imijn in the Unite! to I e b«M here in the milip of ih;» tur>o*b. *T THE A. K. tM.k.«r«ir\T Thr l!l( Adl»| «.hi»t CaHfc.r i.ia Ma» rr'Jflnl. 1 CMfJun 0., ---ft Tbr:e ba« been c-ntinao rate eariy thi» nttro-' c M'-l fc» the mam** trstn u. irrfre. to-»M>rio«i atxt n d»« Ttm ftuf-twe of a fey i M umiiwr VOL XIV.—NO. 104. and it i* etnvtod that there mi!l a targe im.»brr in to-morrow. YV T. -berman pa>-ed «»4«r. "trostf lo UtaMr, when, he will ri-i: ami t* in t ol»m bo* nev wrt-k The Aritona of cHtal* lnU'y of frwii have arnre.l ami l*en j-fc>rr l in pi~:tk> n L. r r *tcd in :h« rity hall bwiUm? Around the r,«>m hare Iwn arranged phot, crai hk livery for which Cattorria fained. On the rtoor of the hail are fruit*. oereaK big melon*, big pomp. tin- bark of tree* SIU i wood at the hie redwood trets wojkwl into -r iutiful furniture V «t»reoptfcaß e rhtbitioii will etren e*ery reeling The riew* *oown nil! lie a pit :.>r>al to-.ir through the r;nc*t and m i.; int*re-lin?>«rvnery ot" the-tat*: the big tree gives. the unrinalled !>eautie« of the Volentite valley. pitire* of theoidSpanih n:i rnia winder*. A map of the -tate will lie -hown, in which hare been placed the New Kngland state*. New York. Ne» Jcr*ev. IVlaware and j Ohio, yet iViliforma hoi.!. all thca* ami ha- -square miles Ictt. The exhibit i« attracting n .-real deal of attention ami i» in charge of W. Mcl>. J.ihn-on and 11. i\ TibMtt*. rep resenting tbe *cetierr and n*-«nirrei», and F. I. Hatl ami jo«. M. m.mtldd, rvpn> I v uTrr TKOI BLB. The Dltrrlmlullnt t'reicM ItalM \e» In At»e>a»ee. CHII V.. I, Sep!. 7. The n'KMion of whether the new rale- tnut>-co!itmenUl traffic hare come to *tav or not continue* to agitato hi i;-» rail to ad men. At pr«et| t*» do *o, and for the |tre*eßt at Iwt that Hummm* will ail gotoother roa than via t'hieagei Tin* amen inn nh that are living made to the t:»rttr an* to re niove the principal okjer tion» *o far interior point** are nn rned. hut the queftioi) remain* a* t th«» lepaiitv of charging more for a shorter than for a long n.nil, and on thin question there seems to lie a wide difference of opinion. KIIIH a far at fhleo. S\m .!«•%ar, t'ala.. Sept. 7. Tyson J. Wood. «m of Rev. Wwxl, edi tor of the Chico f hnmicU iCrconi, wa* killed on the narrow gauge roi l in this city thi* afternoon. The vu in* man jumped from a train a« it mmm Julian street, and in doing no, (ell to the ground. lU-» foot fl\ mc up a* lie fell, caught irt the tru** under the car, and he wa* dragged along with the train. He died at 7 o'clock. Waited for Kn(laml ith 940,000. MOSTMAL. Sept. 7. It now turn* mil that \V*aldr>>a, the absconding Her of till- Hillsdale nvinp hank, Michigan. -ailed for England on tha stciner Parisian. A creditor who haut the sheds were hurne« Ki|>tHllU»n to t'mra. |yo*iw»N, Hrpt 7.- Si* Japanese men o'-war, an iecame a total wreck. No live* were lost. Not a rtiiiniittiri»|»!»t. Courier. I'm tria l you like our city," said a wrll-fed citizen to a stranger within the (fat -tpone ids g>w»J deed-- until aii- r death. Are you -till l« actlre bu-ineas or hare you retirrd "Oh, no: I've got thre" of the l>e»t paying *a'oou« in thear father," wrote the Voun* man from hi* cell in the Colorado jail to hit in iulj-cnt parent in the Bast, "I have lieen 'o.i ly c .nfined to my romt for some week~lCin f git er wait re-ted fo' c.dlirt' me a lu»l* h aat'i» what I tfio iffbt, waii. When er roan srita to be a* oln a* f am, tain't hit fault dat he's bald headed. A Wlf»'« ICe»|»oB«|l»lllt|r. u il-raM. And what anawer do you maka my i.ppral?'* he a«k«d, a* he kneH at her feet. "Jame*, 1 «ill be frank with yon," i «be murmured. M uh, be iff>pl'»retl, "and ro» I lieve me of this a» ♦'U!^peuM^.* "Then let me say i* cunnot I*." Why not?" Iksanse. Jan es I do not feel ante to nui'port a bu hand." HI >rrnt K'tirf *'t KM* fe*n rraaeHeo Ktamlaer. I'hefin 1 av, o sh^ughnewy, i I>oolan'« got a kUi. f)'- Aha' an' jJiwat la it, ahi or n nH? _ I l'.eli. Nayther, t-edari! It'« Wliig'iat! i>' i with t auteur) Mit kf I'heho, s- mat 1 tr:e «dl w i 14 u»«ind .iru the wa-ht .S «he -.rrWTfcii »**t week- iH"' rrorhet-ab»r»«; on Camgo. BnnWt' e. Wold c .T.c from the w, t s the t i*dui»! hire eaten a»- I Other ,*ii«-iw»4»rr. How «U» T'JU -"f i*n> %he»« tut.* Ufc a ea«i« (o ao

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TBI POST-ffITCLLIGEHSB ■a®. fHfiM DiaT *wJ *aut St «e MMtatc. Wad T«t. rr un MBt. 1 jw«r. t» alrsae* W Ert, 1 Moth. 1 f; Varillt. flMMflta. i aZSrn j i ,tm. l# lEUT) Un T**t. f« WhU), wlms» (Ti» *atS4 in «4**tw« M rr ciniu Mir, Wt WW* MMt »es« 4ww to Marrttx-n XMt-mw t&*na*. tkMM (hre tkc otd a* «"*ii is£*m «I 1 iw»S««n» Hiftuf Harden nieatlm at Sr* York «r. Tborwlar (WwOns flhurtr»:"t> il»r.ty wbwli th fo«w* I aUroKfr. aiMl fail* «Wle att«n|i«li.> U> fckir-« a jrreat meeting awl half feintiri* away aatl i- pat U> J trip ThortnaneontSUfrm hv ii'il t«ee» towwpreaeriteii >#y tin Rapttbii can pre.-. He M fetMe ar.il mfin t«. tin* U»1 dejrree. autl th"'« who bim eanrurt help vbllbir l> I attpportet* ""Ipr* 1 him tfl liw llif'>"■ tin- caitijuiiim, t» wjr rH.t) o( ll« feftt) of ir«-. U tb* a«*i*tant dk-tatorcbii* Kinji eownty fjoiftkI*. 1 ha* pHWulfktld *n •diet to the r®M th.it turn. O'Brien t»u«t not t« ra-nomi»i«t«l »i Mjstani Genera] and li ertrj effort in hU f«ow«( adornini.* bi Uie bissrtofthp ktdiday *oUt»r, "IntrimnlJe in l«fe, in *Wb!r in wnr. He rea-«»a» that if lite aj|j ht hi« f; Widespread popularity, the att,«t loiof the iitt'e man from Waii» Walls are at Idle the r,i!t!e of a pop on the armor of a monitor, and if bis Ideax a« to the apj ointmrn!" of llw military nviiuiJi.itioit« are lorrci. the proper will iHion I* for s to I ai! to tbta ikmiluv I i I'uriow of the militia. i»k L»*Ei'fi ah ritornET. Del.tnpaatidttohii r.. ;uai -tiiti lurnt enneetning Hi>- I'anatna eana! Inn- p»e> li at Hath on i hi'r iiy he repeated hi* often made pre heti-n tj the effi J that the i a'uti vn M !ertinacioiidr a« if he really believed it. I*'li «n then ei.'M off and DrUs«qi« Uhi out the .un i.-t vf work to h* *r om(«ii»hed rat h ear, ending «f ivur e in the tt i ph .t HiMipietion of lite irreat a. rk in the JNMIr i only »i«t«-n in-mill* di«tant yet one tenth of the work hsx ix-en done I»el.e» r|M, however.-tupt.jh k« to hi* original »«*ctp. n and pr 4i> tl' rt»n]v*etioti o( the eanal at t! time originally «et ailtn. .jh h" l that he pre.ii.-ti what i hi" tmen -.id, not one t.'i of the Mork mv>'.»arv t.» Ui e ip|.! a of the Manama -.nal ln,i» t ao.d pany were plrtf.! in H*l 'an Itwi'.l pleli Ita t! i it ia tlee%t. it I. 'i,.wl'.-tlt* ii will ever K- lat r:,. Panama Canal Coia; iy ha U i kept fr.';e t'.na the a-- tun i> ei' i pr a ;r, •netit. and eteii with t ha* brew e«Hpe'.io.l h» t: t .%j dient* f ra i it, the i t, we the Vw a e further. It it t r»«h to p!T>; jh a Panama l a-ni fotni Collap-e e tot the oompie: u o.* 'v a cotiaj a w. a? fin a; Ml MM v. Ul t a-i.-S a wtatieagained I*l r W■>•!, *1 With a,!,,. j, k it the «J*y m When li,. i fv. rtaievi r The j w( ■tro&g U-a. \v i; j, Ut* v'- Hi'T i W..a n'.vir ban a fieortto m gra»ga> r fji»trv-t« a' w«B a», rfCe- iter rran wffl Mrengtbrn the Ke i p P4wan in M:Bme«ota, and A «8 t»o* oe warprmttf K that xate grm t4hm4 fifty thoa-arwt «a jority far Hirri oa aM M«rVie The opinhw i» freely ei;.re-'»e nn-a whkfa he no* i« want. Haw ernr. Mr. Vmrt tee» pewkeMr that he ha* nem tem any arewwat \ln Warfilngfcja a»t that far a- the intrreeta of hi* fjunntStaenta are rotr the ReiuMi. 1 ran fonveittiMi at EQrAebargb net! Taeeday dced Paal d'HSrrry U that «f V. V. ferry. John V If fry t ami j t>r T. T. M»B»r. Joiiging from the eoth nu plea* allow fur »(mhy in your »alu*)4«- paf*-i to r*-|4jr to raMSHDHttiHW fron thU f-!awl at tlii pi*; ami the of Mr. Uilej in rerun I to the condition of affair twtaeen the tba: Use writer of tt. Mr. Riler, i- ~oh situated by leeHnga of «pit* ami matte*. Th- at t.iiman i- al».ut Uilf; The Cm) l mpany hav a proposition to the miner- in ton tieetion with a demand that brnr*ft«r no committer of (Im work men "ball tie allowed a mice In (he matter of rii* liaryi>ut or employ in* of any man. ant! the eoal i mtpMiv sUra>-ttUm*n mine* w. J, the inin«ht-riif In* hi" fri»-;i-i» at th!- |>l.fe. i„.t that he h.n any i ->nne> tion in any way uith the trouble herein untrue, ati't, in fact, think the sheriff «til l.» (win (iillv '-uipriwil thiei' unnn !tee ::i forttie-i Me«>r« tiihui A WKitw* rth tliat all they Wanted %a-* t'air t?tat sne; an-1 that they roi, -d tb» ent ment of the miner- and a'l mm In and arour the mltie»: that no one w t" I i b uphelit «n aerinifit of Isa4ttr tilo." mrtMisb ■irink or im »mi«ten>'v I.ianv •Mpe or foftrt, or willful nr.-lect ..f ilntT. ?it. Who b' a l fotir •iftn« of the miners an I mine lal rer^ Itilitita r Ki'tey to ti ake ) ;r« n«|» i tfutlv Jntowr it a!- it* M. J. ItarsuN, T!i t.l»fc ommitte*. A IIKI 1,1 K t. r ,\V Y. _ -Vpt. Z, i r n,t fit'tnn: 1h t« tot will W kind Wlo>I«h to h the w;:hin r.- Jjv to Kl»«il llittl\St I IK klJ f. Pr; e-i tlia! he "h, i ver c 1 -i.» far a to refer to me l-e'.tijr an tedo vct l' 11 •"d!er bini m f,, ..'*4e uiiKA. Rio f»rres out tbe i ,trtie> who h *l* helped Win a few year- «-v\ here is a t e that ram l b«ferea r~f the pea ewS ere lie i arreted r retty lareway. i:y Iv n »-en for tb».r*t ve.l hrrr tuv v ytfj >*vnti; and it the i H l:toe I aw-.re 1 a jt w *rt eevr dottrel n> tUr-, t {t >a ,naw tias- \V« V Mttufatve. v t" Mi ijtM'tt Uc't l*r#e port. H*. T., ,>-i the 1 v ani i tr-r t'»?i». i, an,* aa« knvwtt to be on ih, N aiben t ,',ar la? 1 ,hw rearh»t farther thin that. vthmr. ti-t* Lear.! bi'M. Mr M wa» a the M-,h >-5> ir-. h He w»- e*'trra'> -»f the 1 tte war, ant. at tt i s V »,i.i r. in J He a ai*o a tttc abrr ,m th*- I tA A \i He ix*t nM t>'h or, dark hair mixtsi with (tray riHj, th hiv .••i rieept a mnitviir Wbeat iji*t qn;* f -vfc. brine h**rt -si»a«e STui *S».» kh! ti»?r iA nii-% W Uv- M" Ihzt xr.+n net* **ut S'l* llUt K I-.. \J jy. mnvi t tv* h* '-n tnr.Mf v 4 ih# a z&r, t Ji* rt ♦mi bi 4J- -r ki v. A «U5.« b At tt iw-.K. Vl iU ri,- A rr.,, f. U&SKi'.r. VtWfOtt W T. **Va» a twko tt* BALFOUR. GUTHRIE CO., 9imin n Mr T TMOIWI. W. T. NOTICE. r. I.AVd Offin. itiTTLE, W T.f rN-ptcs»kWr i, 3SotJ«.v i* fjv-n tha! the of tnrrey of MlroiFf (ovnAbi|4 will \k IX-t «Uy of Bt»- THktlM. at K> M*dfx l wi. i fitter »4»: «t& W*: WtU be JrTV part-»i ftll9 V o-iTKAXMB, Revirttr. If r ;m r. f »ltvl at !h«* tiw* Any koT *rlth J. MriV'HELU iU-i of rtAUx. immediately. ——■lll II 'aww——M—«» 4ij.i«rta§letter* aft* awAiUtij? otrweri •t th.» o T. V. Z A C. «a«ie. H. K, N. H A. r. A V.C.H EMPLOYMm WANTED

R A this Y% r A NTI -BY Yur\a WOMAN v- '-k t' 4a- M vly 4, %Y ANTI>:I !rrAll N A- M. rtx>tn ,'n .wNfoml Cherry W. T NIE 1y- A MA N .1? fKMPEfcATK wa'-h "Otua a* bunk- 1 kfopflf fr is a ftlort;. iiatc lev- rral yr«t» i mvrrautile J-t' f tf-U'i ;f tjt V Kfv A fhU oWfc 1 tVASTkb-aaiAU. -r:i ui 1 keep, SSBSHIOUKiCKKI-Ea. Ifci. j I i ~H(«RTH.IM>. I ErautlM ami i-r-w ritu?.; !a» sperial a? *ttj v Ai UUJAX X I (Y, her. V lniao. lalewellyti rstiir WAaiJuu. l; U>K! \N K' s 1 l J a !si r at CH l? MEIYuKM. ag«ct for-t«acfe A Ivafi. Ai*-«nr, Or v rti> mv« m \t u> rJ rr tad J*J •*r bus!' ■H A V. t lbl» WIM I'l Yr w Sfts*n rr*m Tjt uti'l mr W'antep-a new va\i:ui> run Will hiri'*'- n«rrtu«»''» ?au»Js. la m*!!. Jijarlio?!. IfU* FOR IIOBT !'«"»»«rk, guod mm »n»] >•1 («.•_'• W*. AM* 5 rmv? nr vsr •--«**«ts. r«-£.u *!I!T:-:KEA;> 1 iuevt r \.sr> rxrrß lllhtHl f4i ii*' ?mrSik t?: -fit j W \»*V I A £J a ,v, V B>v* tft ex&SX T« s X* t "XV rrx\£tm> I H*. ••rti W vV'jsr VH •r >*T ■l> i> i*\ fiv v v 7 X >-.'»n»-;x4 sift-d, m fpM*; kl**> *J*t t*j" F'v i, k v£z£ *.iJ»Tf. i4Sf.>»v W:viv- 4^?, I* vr 4 iu:r-i \j. F. l -'i ;:L*f sv.-.v isdiai --.v.. ftm asai? fcsaf- .--i aagfr-*?. fur IHB SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCER. SEPTEMBER a, r*« w»r j* Set 9 fiefltfe T«»tfc aw premawt*. i-a.m *atx-a sr* Bot 1* itx rtmmte. aßa cie*e, oa ataVJi Jees. «taa»e «a we ol »«J» me* «f Seaasie. n«etkee ji.ua liafc* a»4 k&sce for»:-ire. rarrjaj aad ineKe. Raja oa tat art a aeP tfcfar faeatraae ar w li rnvrtHD esvec i»a»r ASI» HAT ril* BtiteafC. It Vac tween. oa WbHe W»er. aear SeaOSe. T. Ttie it ae kleai farm !a eeeer arepeet la aart% &%jm. tsd U Sae raeb. aal talaae* ia three aaayl pay eaewti at I per eeat p« «aa»a Foe par ?iea:ar» tssi*& e«>«Btr—tarefee mil- Siao ;.«t of Sr-#( per sere. Boait A Fw«? —tt. BatlerMnefc- mrtm FVJP. f.fllee I* ar *h .e IX.H -ALT--3M A' EES OF TiMBZJR r iawl oa \I "ASTHr —ROOM.- AND HOAKn IS A prirare lacs::}- &y a Trmttt mas ani aJse U M. R *r-- iiae dt Bi*nt. -ir 11-AVTBB —BT OC TOBER 1 F! K a rrs«h.-.i ~r BufnTUl«h*«l l.m» I r /arrj- Hr of four tor tfce winter V«oa«.et rtlld i# jeani «W (Vrt of refeeeiset* irsri-B. KrU .P. o Hot 1« W ASTH»—A WITH TIJ a* ti»e bf»a«e,or araald laie aith ceo:>maii aa»l aife. A'i *r PIK-VJN T>> BCT A aiajt maeh'jt feo baa 1. Cali J W ft>k Rru ber «raa>(>a J JOSEm A: 0., atrevr. \t-ANTEIe-A H'irsE lit I,'rTON I AP a Hul Hill, wtlh e*>-l te*. AA.V—OS SEAL ESTATE ■»l rhdirel m rteaseor prm.aal M- -uritT. X-jtea, m.TVacr*. tie., G. t XiL LER, t«c f»., lis 1 fame* s'xect, opf*««ite ideatal iylj Mm outer to loax in ss;ms to si it, apoa tnpivTcd iry aa4 larm pmp erty t! ra!t». So delay In cloaiae Umn*. t BOWDfcS, M*Colaai6iaßt. Jyarf RltbCUlt MEETING OF WASHINGTON t'amp So. 1, Patriae Orier riotta of AH.-rK-a, eeery T'Jewlay at 7 50 p. m. at tht.r hail its Opera Hour Lofan Coaacil, No. 1. T'U 'ftr .m. h tnon*..^. Afll.E TI-.il r SO. I. O. H. SI.- igtoth« vtreineiy wans weather mxl the k of atJvndaiice on Ihslaceouat then* will be no meeting nntll evening. "_jl. V'>M AY t CT. of K. i>KorLAii ror\t!L or Seattle 11. Tri>* No. 2, LO.K. M er« oay evening at r In K. ef P. Mall. Hoin b'o*k. trotkers eordJaiiy Invi^l. J C. MITi'SIELL, Sachem. f>. Yor>io. C, c?f R. EDUCATION AX. LW II i.A!>Y H»fi*Lo I.7KE TO til VE 1 Frri.rh to von&f atnS rliJldreti privett*'y ..r (a Trrras rva*»)«l»i«. Pkaae as Private rorniis Freccb.' tUs «Rcr. Bjust k. p. )t.»ev, prv»: leßt 1 Vice MM, J. CaaM>-r. PL'tiET SOI'SD NAHO.VAL BANK OF aJCATTLE. OCCI Li KNTA la 111 AJC K. IKY \NL» ::-,i exehaircc, tramrfer mon r by teitsrra; h to any part of the ?tate?» aad Karofe. rer-ei tt ttaMHifii of nooejr tad i«uc took* or rtsrtifica;** thertrfor. corre;? pok drs ts Xxmdani, N .M Ift*>thachii4 »t Sobi Pari*, i RothM hii»i Fre^s. Frankf»>rt, A. M-, L. Von BtdrerACa, New ageu y of Hank of CaHior&li* Cbiras*\ Corn mental Nationa' Sank, Rorttnx. SnfTolk National feani PmoMHaco. Ui« Hank of Ccttfcrafa Portland, ti»e Fl rst National Bank Dexter Horton Co., HA X K KRS, tewpottM lflff. CAPITAL, $200.0c0. ft i W. Lxax, n? Prv«:»!t Mtaacet J V. H *yt CniJller It F. OIGHT KXCHANOZ ANX> TEL£«KAPH »7 i- trai"f- r- i t Yuri, Pau], B*b Fmodaro, Portland ar>i various i;» Waa&lßtf.-a, Orr*«-n a;i_; BrttUh Col'sujUi v izbt lit!!s r.f on L»>n-lor, avait atlv et*ewl*cro in Knrope. CoUsrtlMi rr.*:!f as ai) potnta on favor able i;ra*. stork* end other ealna&te* msetr eii ca for safe keeping. FIRST YtTOYil, f)!\k OIT SEATTLE, Soatilo. Wiuhingtoi Territory. Paid-up Capital, $150,000. UKUIK;I W. H4KU*. I. eooftruxo* rmllftt Of swr*®! tnuiaM tfiirt'tmd crabsttjpe j»avaiy«. iu the jir'j i«*J rltim of The Cuited *n4 E^Pr;*r Vsited Sut«t Deyojitc-j. U'2?:il Eiciißg TraiSJtled. Mila f tjta an 4 •koMtfteMtltaaet, M*k-« T»i.r-.' Tjl*X*JU_« aj*-1 i*- fts** Urrrifet jt CurT dUM-l. Mill Street. Opt>»iu C-f—afytftl SLiUIE. WASH. TXXt. i-Spt, UV 5* tsa- IWWrc IIPK £3*2 ;ty i t«SS&?. f-- t£s» £*UUCi.'TsNU r^j fffuVtl j?*~-_T-_ Vtat I'n dilVitil n fitonmt f ~.^vTr' 7 aUOw ifehs it Sale. AS KmmiW>jir£, ta VV. L- AM£Si CO, fisi-Cka ftifils feiiiui fvtjL KAJti. X AMI i awS WE OFFER AT RIRRLMD! .'/and 10 arre trafts io Swtion S, Tows ship X., liaasp 5 E. Each tract par tially cleared and near new IKON WORKS. so acres in Sec tion 30, Township 23 Range 5 E.; also IttO acres in Sections 2*» and 27, Township 26 North. 15ause 5 East. LOTS IN Yesler's First Addition, fining's Addition, Hanford's Addition. Union Addition, Kidd's addition, Central Addiiion, Bayside Addition, (iII.MAN PAI!K. WEST SEATTLE. Also 27 acres at We*t Point Lisht house, suitable for Caaneries, r i c k yards, Manufacto ries, etc. r. H. KirnxtiEH. Mk StreeU BALFOUR, GUTHRIE CO., sums in snmi, canon melius CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDMG. TACOMA, W. T- Im porters of English Steel Bails, Pig Iran, Fira Bricks, Fira Clay, Coke, Cement, Fine and Common Salt, Tin and Terneplates, Sil Soda, Caastic Soda, etc., etc. Advances mtift on shipments of Lumber, W neat, Flour and approved merchandise and produce, to the consignment of their Houses in Liverpool, and Val paraiso and correspondents in Australia. Balfour, Cutftrie A Co.. Sar> Francisco, California. Baifour, Cuthrie A Co., Portland, Oregon. Balfour, Williamson A Co. Liverpool, England. Williamson, Baifour A Co- Valparaiso, Chili. Jyst lIfcTSTTIR^A-IfcTOE II ILL ll* ItDKIIES Fire, Marine, Lite and Occident. TAYLOR bidr«, etc. We repeal at t'(*« Call early and m-orp barplr*. SCHWABACHER BROS. CO. Always Ahead. W. R. GALLAGHER,

?;cre«or to Alfred Snyder, uJrtf f T *i»« i: of »rapi, s, I h»re and ra.-:cl mnor.atoi of fun groceries, aar* Sin Njf In that lin*. REMEMBER XT PAYS TO TRADE WX H O. 117 Commex'cial Street, Seattle, Uho fc-y f c-ntylaf Una of for»itar«. C«ll aaj iw, LEY!r BROS. I3P«»ItTIKS A>D niALf.liS 1J IMPORTED, KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIGARS tobacxxml puts. coTLEmr. A *tr«aiiii r c tai 11:» Conin>rrrlal u ttlo, w T. "zT C. MILES, S»M»«r t« H fe~tr.se »4 Ittairr is liUMX (Ml, riILH UB M SMB. IV; ;h Irttr-i 5-^s'«« J acd «a* 4fart .3 cnaraj;'.-*.! Give ii, v..!l jfcin* thi.Mtxh ,r imncenM> wtook. "-:ai T. ?s. ATIMSTKOXO CO., Lirery H.ICA and Sale Stable; Managers of Seattle Transfer Company. _ r,i ,t cUM T*ii»»u. y H.,ar Jm, B i thL ___2———-! r «r. S. C. HARRIS Co," Ic' bar* in lapsr!»4 ant! L y ilies aii,(l 1 liquors, V 'IAN HANFOED S. &P. CO. kxa n iTp'i a xos, i? .toa ft K .alia asd Tarrael *V. Orr.aas. DejUer, 1. WIL 11. Hl'GllES JPi*intiii nmier«o«reM on cumKMU-'a. *tot« «s*T tic yrfcj tator-w or *SnSBS*. woaid 4od i: to their lnt*rr»t to wor« wttk him before tuttr. a« spoon. VW »«lfn ia GROCERIES and RKOVISIOXS. Lar«« Stock. Unit Price*. Orden by nail ■aHcitod. 4c«r.t« f»r W~ VrfkarH Cnuitr; Batter. #l4 Front atrxt MORAN BROS., Iron Fcmnders and ajtd DEAUEKS r>* mil >iea® V»t FttfineerV Mppiif*. Iron. Braaa and Cwwr fpe arnj Ft -sae »oj Water Bra.«» tioada: Machine Buoi|iUiM rattin# and threading sa». r.+rj cnnS ef w Frmiwijox Land and siarna engine*. aad all Utimi naiion of all other Territorial elective c Ulcer* and »nth otter t**s; as may be pteaented. fcepnbHeaa County Cen'ral Commit t«» b»»ld their prinariea oa •llow? Counties. Vote. Delegates Ada ma,. tj& 2 Aaottsu 361 4 ChehaX* 7 Clallam. 1« 3 Clarke. >2 9 Columbia. S4O 10 CovlUz .431 5 Dowlas. IC7 2 Franklin. _7 1 Garfield.. Ml a Island lft JetSVrson M 7 7 Kmc. 1.V4" 20 Kitaap.. 327 4 Kittitas V 7 7 Klickitat 997 II Lewis 734 'J Lincoln Mason. I>S a Okanoe&n.. I Pacific 296 4 Pleaee i->i 17 I San Juan 22> C"4 f» Skamania 19 1 Snohomish.. >a> 6 t Spokane. 1/99 20 Stevens. :;*g 4 j Thurston S# 7 Wahkiakum IM 2 Walla Walia 1.*12 1? j Whatcom "10 6 Whitman 2.C**> 21 Yakima X) 9 5 Whole number 215 The Central Committee at it* meeting at North Yakima hai no meana of ancertain iojr the itfUxaettatkMi that the new county of Okanogan was entitled to, and therefore osb gavn it one delegate. Since thf» ap portionment wa* Ban* 1 am appargan«nr*u and Steve o« each eie« t throe delegate, two To be entitled to one vote each and the third to half a vote ic the Territorial Cou ventton. 1 also dtsirv to call the attention of ail Cminfy t'oicmittee* and delegate to the j Territorial Convention to tfc.* flowing resolution of the r then to at tend fbat ta ease of enforced abaenee of anr de!exate hi* pMxy aliaii he aire a to a duly elreted member of hi* only: and thla wmr i f f.e further met»da that thia County onventlor*i an well at to the Territorial Conrestion. s. e XTER, Chairmna. j A. n. c attle, W T J»*ly 23. lie publican pat>m copy. Fred E, Sander H4UK IS SEAL ESTATE MM 1L SEUBITIES. OFFICE, Corner Mill a».l CuumM »t» Dissolution Co-partnership. 'I'HE i PARTXEWJUI' h* I i.n* M iv* at»n Tr-'iiarT n-i 1 j rfl.M A ,v. ivnt, I>. A i: ln,trt,! "'i V. m Bl*D' n»r: TJte Muam will bwtaftfr he cwßtin. 1.-4 os.>r ti» Brio na«s« at C. A a i 'IIS M KI..\X» IJAUI) i HARRIS. altte. W |_ jfi. NOTICE. T HE ART IIERtTOfORE i »s4er ?h «.f Uit faOfKW. d. m f at] ia4. riv rf°* iu nd MJiC a' *«m«- •tAcd. i A IUTTIEU), -r a ALFRED (,AtTOS. T.. t, !Utinve to i»# of m* f.**ni*T pmtmvuL aril m UMwe i m«j Mews jo t&« ».-»th«- S hrts tK«t ctMDitiftiMt in imt It*** fi>orrm r 41 th i Ty., w I am s*. m r«-a-!y u»*s*- T itfe *3 CROSS CO., UHDEETAKERSJ 123 f3 &c* lijork, If runt «M.l, dwaiu,. O. c. IHOREr co; j I»MURAKE*ft. Dnpee. Miotoy anfl Armour's Hams, coTered aiifl nncpTerefl, Fmb anfl juicy. Bell M Prices. Sole Agents foi A, 1), Dam, Whitney, Kellogg and Foster Bras, Celebrated Butter, Finest Staple and fancy Groceries, fer~SE.NO FOR PRICE LIST. >1 P.O. box 449. Telephone 29. Cl 2 FRONT STREET. HALEY WRIKIIT. .lust Received! SCMOJB M STOHEI 1000 ib*. Arabian Sfothi Coffee 1500 lb*. Jamaica Jara Ceffte, U« S"» jTwwa in the world. 9000 I*)#. Plantation Jtrt 2500 laa, Kocntaia Cotta Hiea. Tfcw Mftn will be dailr. Trjr j a Mnjj.lo Of my "Pvrfecttoa Blend. J. W. HUGHES CO, Front Str»«t. To Manufacturers; Partita enlric; Ban alto -W SawrmlUa, SUiag!. MiiU. Sa«k aad Door Factories or Brick W»rk» on tin water (i«at witfc railroad in the rur can iMar* ti» urn* at r«u*s»Ui rate* br aildreMtaj. tk« west 'NT IHPEoVEIEJTiI W. R- liALLARO. Mau(«. ilarttb. W. T. 80 ACRES For aale oc LAKE WASHDIO TOJI. eloH to KIRKLAND. Half a Mile of \Vat»*r Front. WELL LOCATED FOE PUITONO HERMAN CHAI'IN JAMBS HTKFET, >f l "«H» . mr-m* i FOK FAJCtIXY CSX iSiiowiJake Fky

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Dll CITY COUNCIL. ikCirrv FOB HOTKL t9"aar j lr if Tbank* TendereJ to the Ftonerr for Hl* P«b- Htr Imlm for f|rarrants-Exlra Pullee tor o*eea *»n» Town. rwcomnK ''ouncU met yesterday ibe usual hour with Mayor j|j tbe chair. the eoenetoen were present, meeting eing called to order ffritr cterk began barfness by read of petition.--, some of which jj.ksnried in i"* 1 at tbe owning of r Ifr Forrest, the city clerk, remon- I#J igainst «uch tardine-s on the petitioners, a- all stieh docu- JLt.oaghtto be pieced in his hands |JJj4«vtoekj>. on tb date of "tS petition of Arthur A. I fenny, ~fj- K the vacation of that portion JJxujrd street on the site of the pro- Mel- *a« granted by n unani -1 JJB, T«se, Mr. Men considered it ittinit for tbeoecwi' n that a vote of lhr*« to Mr. Penny be pa-»ed by the foone made out of .viebprojieriy a- will pay the warrants dwfmwl, together with interest after tbe MtdsySeptemlier, I***, at the rate of® per cent, per annum. ptrrmoxs. The following j>etilioiis were then iwl Fneu Thompson ami O'Hura for tnno'cr of lifpior 1 en -e; referred. From Joseph j". Mi Naufrht sitid others, for change of graileon Cherry utrwt from Heventh l Ninth street-"; ftfcrred. From I>. If. dlaltan and others, farabatement the m:innce of tin* «wti sad door factory on Third street mKnea Pike anl line afreet*; re ferre.i. From If. flanford ami other lor the vacating of the alley in blink Ti, ftsony'i extension Kerry'.* a Idi thm; referred. from the Seattle. I.ake Shore X Eastern Railroad and ntjiers for the ts tension of Madison street; referred, p' From S. Harenson, for permission to kniM a corrugated iron hmldingon the •path half of lot 6, block of P. S. MavnardV pint; referred. From Patrick I lit tier and other*, far the lighting of Urnnt street; re ferred From W. 11. Hnehe* and other*, fat the extension of -treetdight limits; f: inferred. From 1). T. Denny an l others. pra\ing that 110 liquor 1 teens* be jrantci within four blocks of school Mllding*; referred. From .1. 11. Kenttstorff, for the re moval and repairing of house; re ferred. From .1 \V. Hall and others re garding the liquor lleenne of Alden H. t'liu«e; referred. From VV. 1!. Brnwley and others, lur the revocation of the liquor license granted Allien S. 1 hie referred From Weber and McEachern, for penni udon to lease the south end of rinestreet for the purpose of tar ting an Anbestine st ae faetorv referred. An application from A. K. tireenus, for the riiiUitent of an inspector of Mreet numbering, was referred to the «tieet committee. ■A communication from Jacobs A Jemier, attorney- of 0. 11. Weblwr, for a settlement'old tnxe was referred to the city attorney Tht hartiarniastcr'* re|nirt for the t IBoiith emir;■; A 1: t .'(I «a» read and fhofleil that ship- had arrive I and ileparted, with a registered tonnacr of 40.1.11!t0ns and a carrying capacity of •.(Km lons. It was rirvlcretl that" the nsrtsirm ter engage a-teauicr lore Jfioveall the floating hiees of timber in the lay whi. h ml- lit iinp. de navi gation. The protect 01 Mrs. I'arkhii an I other*. against the grunting of license to a saloon on on I 'lrwt, between Cherry and Oolml li, wa referred to* the lii en c .>nuiilttce A I.ill of Wm Murphy evr i. Kvfrrtt Miiith \wr* the recent stide Oft Mill trv. f, ;i:i♦ I a-krl the committee l>e e:»»|w wt»red to let »«*{>>!.s J,r; Vt ?;t t JJ, j r «»ui t ivirv* on toe |HtUie V tr**v o* it tlt«-ir ev #w 1 e i. a not mn*iUer it ja>t toil th itv hf 1 it ti» the e*t".T: v *»t {wUltn*tHl!ihea N. nor.iui he think It rt'i-Mt (or the t'.lv t*» «!o «i>. Mr lf 1 nvm m that the the -meet in eottjonetkHtt with the fuy engineer Rr„i rity attorney Un of the tpn»-tion Wev ten I»\j The m »tu' trru i nr»i Mr K«. t M ird thnt the ev»n.nut *"■_ r tii j! ;n t|ru;n e. t|» :t t'f 1.. ht n 4 Jheir tSei;) rr. t i 34r. Ueitrv neu nutveil that the m eirrk miven.-e for I n!* for ttwn i\t Sevrivih street, M wui Uatterv atreets After >ome tuu u u.mU refpwUnf: the «ho u»•.:• »tl t•. it ai tamey that th* N v «o:iM «*?mphte tl»e Werk refern tit», the motion w.n wrierf. lI M f N Mr ,i i}, t 4tt«'-utiofioi v.,*'. to ine "t «*I the *UWi of which for an extra fitter iS r 1 At wit Uat ?J ,i M Ith t the name o Hasiry >h«>«hat\ r» s»n e?-. e L l v Jti*' ci»iH ,»i r»*. it le atitie«l to the e{ c;ty i :ti ahii h e.irti; i atll* Mt s; nt ''o R'e.** Mr. Dttrie here .trt-vtr mention to WMf«rt that wrral hill* hail it-en |».'f««!4tol for |>a\ on t t «i:lt tit' 1 >f thi' r otß tt>. ami th- tt» re i Mote.) t tt, tit the matter ol pt:rehaMti|t ttiateti«l- r -it r t!i. of the »-.ty. .t tttt.i. i|i M I e the tVii!. it in..t i t bill* tor i. a ir toa~ will v oUowetlunl the t rvier oj the futreh. inc of the :ty t* »k\, a-i v.iteh.r f..r the -.mr. jit.i f the tv ttltvpt ftih !itt>iiijj Ki'ent i-t t thorin.i to buy ah_fi r the vltj u«e ailti that t ettY Iff. It Ittiited to It at i'ti ttivti- n uii!i>hi iti no veek in tli lai si v Tv 1: »'a> then e v i t U\ the le*i. that the nau>r ilu* hein»* t>rc •t'Uteii |t ft* ;ry .I*,: t «w* ml,-, V e t trt tt: rf tiie i (y om tih.. Juty Jt tt ,-f M V here UK r>. ail j. r haa s*t-t> exert: e i to (in I™*' the city Ht>itt Uetag imj*- ed Mr. Dnri* then withdrew hi« motion ami the matter was jw«i. OltlMltU. The following ordinance* were then pa»«ed: ruing the limit* of the benefit* of ,-treet light* f-roTirieavi«. KILL* OBVratl) PAIS. The following bills were approved and ordered paid. City fnnd *1 road fund fIJ.- Kii.fi. pan light fund T71.1t;. lire fund ♦J'W.!. r water fund Mill street improvement fund |1 ttt-!»>.l.ane street 12.ii2.14. Depot «lreet IXWIB7I, -Cherry stieet W8J.83, Tiiird street f.VZ2I.OH, Virginia street Tenth -tri'et l:i. South Eleventh streetfl'CC.UO. Wall street f'-'7-N.7!», Fifth street 91*116.20, Harrison street 12.5jM.1J6, Bluff s treet Seventh -1 reel improve ment fund slrt7.2*. The council adjourned at 12 o'clock. orn w TERRY"DROWSED A Confederate Oeaeral •urvivet Five Gun-Shot Woandu to bs Drowned. Mr. John Y. Terry, l»rk in the I". S. I .and Office in thi city, received a telegram Thursday afternoon an nouncing the death by drowning of his father, t»en. WQlifliu Terry, of Vir ginia. No particulars of the -ad fatality have yet lieen a- eitained, hut Mr. Terry think that hi- father, who ha* been engaged In the practice of law. fell off one of the bridge* over a .swol len stream while Journeying from the court house to Ids home. en Terry was one of the most nromiw tit men in Virginia, tx'iug the last commander of the old "Stonewall" brigade, which he commanded at th:- battle of tJetty- Imrg. lie entered the Confederate army as lieutenant, and rapidly rose to the grade of bri.'.tdier-general. I «lng promoted for gallantry on the Held, and at the close of the war car ried the cars of five gun-shot wounds on hif I'odv. General Terry, -ii.ee the war, lia rej resented the Ninth congressional district of his state in congress, and wa* delegate to the national IJetn erati' convention whiih nominated Cleveland in Is-vt. lie was an able lawyer and »ne of the strongest opponent* of the re-ad justive n'lienie. lntr.K lured bv Mahone. by whi- h it attempted to repudiate the honest debts of the state. General Terry wa- prominent i>e fore tht> will sail for San Franci*' Sund iv at 1" a. in. For passengers and freight applv to J. A. Hatfield. The brickwork of the new g:is works on Jack-on street i* almost ompietcd and work men atv engaged in roofing the structure. I.icense to wnl was :ie i yesterday hv the auditor for Jaiuo McCain and Mary A. I'mharger, Htrth of Avon, Skagit co'inte. The steamer Wilmington I cing un able to get a cargo of coal at T.'tcoma r turned to Seattle, and i loading j* Apklin cell for 5..» 1 -»t>. Wil'iu.;'Schafer i a I'litii k'.»fer «rre made h nd and wife by Justice StflerWrg y- inL' a l»rg»" list I passengers and W tons of. freight. Mr. J. W. l»e\iott of K rklin 1. brought two st.aik of corn from 111 ganlen vesierdav. 11.t talle t one l*s 111. 11 feet and five in h-> i i length. The -eed from whi b this com was grown was sj-nt from lowa to Mr. Dc- Mot; Mr. It. F. Silver of the aVra t of- Iter Ot HaKer. Moore .v to,, imoiumi ft reporter yc'icniitT, ih u the otlieer* of the ->attic T.t'e li.-ura:iiv and t\*„ w~i'l elected and the company readv to lran««ei busine-* tO-d-lf The vile-tench prw*»iHit|t in the at h". leading from Washington -trv. t M.»r» W«ffi» nteret.il o .d -tres-t-. t.» hive il- fc'-t m the ft,-!,I AU tlritntte nfonuntlm withheld for re unknown r»-«- but it is that full dis ci. i-urr will he m«W early next we"! Mr. Alsxanler Mart the ear pettier «It'l fit* Hlffltn hy that »»tw what notorious emplovment ;'.;:c:t. y I'lUke A Co.. has sttkiftl t t *'4Tf#!tt ajt)«.:!»t ti:ui'y wit thr borrowed. of htm Mr. l>. Tradman o' x-i*i Htt s in Seattle ve-terdag. !U states. that the .scintry arvtim! lHrwatto rapidly -,'ttlt tt.' tVf>- Hit jt'.aee i* near 1.-fie* !tip and he idiM IS »ftM to h. clearing! tin- -e»MKi. lie taic jrr» at interest in the dcreh»pi«r-nt iht 1 rt'iut't ,Mt 1 ti.;t tM a nt.rtt! r of families in that *ection thi.n end of Jack-o -If-*!, HM't w tli an atx. irn! ve-terd.ty which is likely to co-t hit** ltt> lite While working on tp of tit c»!-!e company* trteatte. he tut !I. footisift ami fell tt» the trr. tail a di»- tince of nearl "ft gona. rijtht if-,r, >r attvi »ir» !h --nun«' wuaJi i*. ll> et|>r e- a that Peterson ftli recover, alibotniii hti it a «i»jrte ciao S* a»J ha [ti!at»v»> in tfci» o» iutey. Mr—Baita«>. b Nc* t riiiotto t ititi CilUrti cry Piufetr' C*s«ri» BURGLARS CAPTURED. riKKB w 1 (SMieo ifrimrn IS HUItU. Gr *r««h»r»- (tm> i a Tanaa K«hl>erf *f CM* Worth mf Hilb- T W«*« uurgiai«, »fth over worth of stolen in their t- -es-ion were arrested in Seattle yesterday afterno.n br offi. er- W.s4- ery. Muikey an.l Poor. When Grew of Ti. on.a openetl their dry goods tore ye«ter day morning they disfnjfverev) that dur ing the night the jlace ha.! been en tere.l by burglars and about (2500 worth of goods, principally silk*, had been arried oe-ted hi* man. after throwing him on one of toe l»c The p-candi revealed some curious facts. Tbe man bad iiiti;' money, but they v.ere a!l supplied with skeleton key>| loek-pick er-. and such Kiols a* burglars require in their busines- The va.>ise and trunk were then opened in the pr. -en e of tin* men. The valise evntaiped six bolt- of dress '.le trunk was idled with sev eral bolts of silk, six white shirt*, four suits of under eb«!hln>;, mm I'nxen col lars and Mills and on -idf rable cheap 'jewelry, such as o.fT buttons, -cari pin-, coll**button*, etc. None of the nn-n dca: I co'.i'n t tion with the b ri'larv, bat thev v\ere (treatly j. irxlc.i to know how the.of fieero p>t onto them, "ne of tiii'in .i l to Mr Mulkev: "Iti.i v>t-a ronte over with thi- mornir.pon the Ai'-kan?" "Shut tip." another one rverythiitg we say will lietitil atcain«t tt the trial." Xiwther one Wtii. aptain. how lons * thr -t- afterward -a. I .t th" trunk had undoubtedly heen a L'tit from the r; tr»*- mother, is he ha«i a B«i»»'t*r of iette"- irwm hi iin>ther. ur,:;tig him to rrttnehome antl l.e ajtoud boy.'an.l «i"S follow the Itfro one 0I the members of the tirm came to .t. 1 :dt nt tied h, coods Ht -aid they were raiue! at front f"x«> t«> an>l every article was re-' »ered exreM toar pair trf {Dmuktoni which tht IT year-sild 0"t of the nxjwd fca i tin when arrested tPitsrm f*Tt!ett*!tt». The identity c two of the tnert vj {wetty faily estahUand in their |N> l«s. Ttee are aM frt«ii thi -50, hatr;. trt! there Atthtn two o. thret nwaUi*. Ilifl it h.w wfe rwrvt tin trsitik- at th wharl altout Jt war- ulur.iiitl hi* name t* He;;rv iljrf- He rain; trtt".: 1 'hit a£o,aßd in fc■■■> pwW-t- were I titakl titUMtiwx letters iron, his n.v»;ht •\Tgws tim to feud a tetter hf* i i'i t.> rant home. Ataowe hi t ij-r:« kt 1 a T -a which he ha-l t i 1 wt 3tr-i. »n>i he -c t when he Landed tt k*ver, Thank t»c i 1 d d not -eo«l thai li wa» wru't ;n a ..(4 haic* aiid read as t»S*WUE. j. l*ts. To E4. t.o:jt;*-S. tw-e r.-atiie. W T. j "4, \'j£ v C THE SEATTLE POST- INTELLIGENCER. SA T rKDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1888. One of the oOcen remarked that the "old man" aHuded to was the leader of the gang, and that thev wanted instruction* is imnl to ia named E. Keater. and hi* parents reside at 311, West Jack-on -treet. Chicago, accord ing to tbe address in his pocket book. In this book, this entrv was foUnd. "Left Chio»t before the cap tain got the message, as nothing had been beard from him up to a late Itour. When the sick man recover* cons- iousnes*. he will probably return home of hi-o«n accord if he i- able to stand the trip FOR DAMAGES. Heavy Claim by a Steward for Injuries Received at Ycjler Wharf. Complaint was filed yesterday with the clerk of the district court by W. Scott Morgan against Henry 1.. Ve ler. Plaintiff, who was formerly steward on one of the !«>ats touching at Ve-lcr wharf, alleges that on the tth day of August, !s*s. idsi it 'J o'clock ill the morning, he fell .through a hole in the wharf owned by defendant, white on tbe way to lioard bis boat. Plaintiff further alleges that he remained in the water a long time before assistance arrived, that during this time he wa in a dangerous and yerv painful posi tion, .suffering great bodily and mental distress, and when rescued that he was nearly exhausted from exposure, fatigue and injury. The complaint further alleges that by reason of the injuries received, the plaintiff was made sii k. sore and lame, and con tinue- to !>e so, entailing great ex pense- for medical treatment am! loss of time. l'luintiii claims to have been in jured in the sum of $HU*»i. for which amount nnd costs he a*ks judgment. SEATTLE AS A HOP MARKET Interview With a Bayer- A Sale of Oregon Hops. Mr. Samuel Live-lev, the Seattle hop buyer, took a run over to Eugene City. Oregon, this week and bought l-a»i bale* of hop-, the cream of Lane county, at cent* per pound. He advance 1 five cents j*r pound to pay for pi' king, and is to have the hop as soon a they arc ready for market. Yesterdav he returned to the Sound and bought a car load of King county hops .t 17 cent- per pound. Mr Live-ley says the Oregon hop* arc rood, but they have not got that world-wide reputation which makes the Puget Seuinu hops famous, and therefore the growers in the Wil lamette valley are glad to sell their pro Itict at a le-* rate than i demanded lor the Sound hops. Mr. I.ive-ley also ex pre- e- the !>e licf that Seattle will soon become a great hop center, where the hop-of the entire Puge: Sound di-trict w ill be (ought and sold. He located here with that idea, and he says his predic tion- are rapidly being realised. PERSONAL. Hop W. P. Keaiiyot Portland sjient yesti-ruay in the city. Mr. IK R. McKinhv .re) t!"" m rnin for a vl«lt to lianff, It. C. Mr. W. J. Armstne>- sheriff y: Westminster county, 8.C., is in the city. Si r Tlio.hAh Rvcing has returned to th* city (rotti Han Vraneisco, here he has been for the !a*t three weeks. Mr. M K. Jones ha* retimed lii duties as trainmaster on the Seattle. Lake and Ka-tern Ilailway. Mr. t'harhis II the kn»nit h«»u>e of K J. Shattuck r. V. B. Miller, who an Attack of pienrisy with ef«uslon. is slowly reeoeerin^ Comstock and wife of Kitsap county have jronr t California to vflend a month visitinfj; frumis in Krenao and San Kranciat Mr Vlien Weir, editor t?»e !'o'ne fi.iv views of Seattle. A mo?, j- th«* visitors in Seattle r-re Mr i-»-ur vey ot the ro inty wita a view to e tar>iislung t hens v** here i&kusine. s. I' u irer yr-'.cr-iay Afternoon. >hir>fTidetl bt warmgeia of >»at I-ace 4 urtaia k i"teary to five e» v rtaia liae* of ptiQoa *n-t ao*on-dt'C«e our k ia thai Uiw. sre atfrr *af viivirv «s**k ai piaaos aa4 *t an ija^irw r«i j tioa la nri!y,ettiu r lor eastl «sfAil*r**ra2a Irit» cdir jf wii) ti»> ia4 esazaiw oar *-ux'tL A Ho>is, Y*'*lcr Utry bk*ei T Froct su t i 11-lk*vy spreads, t' isary. A 3iew ftaodaTvJ aMi v*a t At^rter Ke* dress fAMMM. Cieanf Cfeildrts erj kr hic&tn Cuiiix THE M. E. CONFERENCE. i m lrmnt) Rtn» TO wonrw iwimiit WKfim. Same Mustt>(arll« T»sH tbe ■sHCnsesl f Ike PaflUe tlrb ttu ilienit- Emaißrß4>llu for Ibe Hospital. lit. Yesterday's tes«ion of the Puget Sound M E. Conference ojencd promptly at 4a. with a half' hour's were called and C. P. Stsyton respor ie,! to hi* name. Alter the reading and adoption of the minutes of Thursday's ses-ion. the statistical secretary called the roll of charge* who had failed to report. The thirteenth question wa* taken up and O. E. Olander was reported as having pa-sed good examination an I he was advanced to the second cia*s of traveling deacons. I'pon motion it was orxleie-l that the candidates for reception iuto full membership and for ai3rui--ion on probation awjear before the commit tee on eonierenee selections, who should inquire into the ca*e. E.X**t**TIOSS ris-Kt>. Tbe third question, "Who remain on trial," was taken up. J. Mc- Namee was re|«»rted by hi* commit tee; represented bv his presiding elder very favorable and he wa- continued on trial. The committee reported Jame* Eva as: having passed a good examination; hi- elder repre-ented him and he wa* advanced to the sec ond year. At this time. Rev. Henry llite- of the Congregational church of this city, and hi* son, also a Congregation al minister, were introduced and in vited to take seats within the confers ence bar. The bishop announced an appar- j tionment of ?'-i* l to this conference by the Freed men's aid soi-iety of the church. The bishop briefly represent ed tiie work of this society in the South. The piupo .ed transfer of Rev. J. W. While from the Mis-ouri conference was announced bj the bi-hop. VARlot's MVTTIRS. After an atbires* by the bishop on the -übject of Jhe spirit and law of Mcthodi>ni, it was upon motion or dered that a committee of live be ap pointed by the bi.-hop to take into con sideration and inquire into that por tion of Presiding Elder Massey'n re port as concerned the Port Town send charge. Revs. Cameron and Flinn were add ed to the committee on conference re lations. O. E. Olander was made the agent of the (iospel in ail Lands." ('has. McDermoth, J. A. Tennant and J. F. Hevore, were made a com mittee on drafting articles of incor poration. The committee ordered to re- P rt en a portion of Rev. T J. Si rip..rt was announced as follo.v- Rev-. Klinn. McDermoth, Hauge, Drake and Olander. Tin; roKTi,isr> HOSPITAL. Rev. ha- McDermoth read the re port of the Portland hospital commit tee. The purchase of a lot and the erection in the near future of a build ing to cost about S7S,OX' was reported. A motion wa- made that the aclion of the trustee- that the Sunday before Thanksgiving be known as "Hospital Day" adopted by tbe conference. An amendment was offered that an annual collection be taken sometime during the year for this hospital. Revs. Brown, Landon, Soy, Devore, McDermoth and Cameron spoke on the question and amendment. The amendment was withdrawn and Rev. Hanson offend an amendment that it Iw recommended that a collection for this hospital I e taken on the Sunday lie/ore Thanksgiving. The amend ment was adopted by a large majority and the motion as amended prevailed. The report in the Indian work was read bv the secretary. This report showed a very gratifying condition of the work among these natives on the Nooksack. An increased appropria tion of ♦.v*) for the erection of a suit able building for the day school was asked. It was announced by Rev. I>. WORK, The b: announced some import ant eh:ui£» in the oriraniaation oi the Scandinavian vvork. A Norwegian an I Danish minion ha* been of|r inifc4 ami ltev. C. J. Larsen appointed as superintendent. Being called upon ltev. l.awn hi* work and the prospect* ot the work in this new Thi- rej>ort shoved a very satisfactory condition of the work. More men "ami more money werea-ked for thaprosecution of this work. After announcement* conference Ad journed hy expiration of time. U >MKSV XIWK.IVAKT RKIKTIW. The afternoon aession wa« devote'! to Women** Foreign arid llotm* Mi un-rv Societies A laore con gr«ii had assembled ;.t the ap pointed o ir. which was called t.» or der by Mr**. A.J. Hansen. After the «r t Sf v vi»ii. Knox of Topeka, Kan., wan r on.il observation were highly interesting He wa> evctiaed to enjoy a ride with l*x-av al oof Kan a-, who Oevoted I. ti to a recital of the work i tie Hone Mi.-»>i narr w u-ty Atsong the Indi-.n- a: d the foreign population of r tar*:* itie* E-tectaliy .nlerest among fallen women and in Castle Harden. Rev. John rarr, a returned mis-ion arv frof Ai k,*.. -poke of the work in ihh distant territory in a very inter esting manner. Then OC ir R i the ANNUAL i; n of OFFICER- th- i-. e M:- T nary «*ocietv, which resulted a fellows: patent. Mrs. II G. vtce-r re- ide;.ta, Mrs. It. H M*-e an,i Mrs Jarue* Era; tr:a-,.rer. M-. II I>. Brown. recording secretary. Mrs jhav.s; curropooding scr»s tary. Mr*. J. W, Butler. Following this is a ianre number enrolled a* members of tfai"* society. The annual coShr tion for the two soeitttw was taken, rc-uiu;?ir in the plea.*in/ of Adjournment foliowe^L Alter A:J MME'IT. a lady vi-uini: ihe C-KIFCT. FJJ-E male a «!nati n nf F •'O the lloiue MISSIONARY SOCIETY. This meeting ONE THAT wui KFTUT L«e remeniherei BY IHO-E in ihis wort. ORRdy. At t l the t;*Wr..-...n -rtif. KeT. F. ff.Ufttf SM!«ir pre-Ued Tbe fcrst I>r. lull:. »hn rsitf oa lb* Si.-'ifft of FIW ru*r. i jij. He (tiaieu the wiitin ol Iht «ntt lian I I «i» tbe great excitement in Xe-w York at 1 that time. Then a brief dewription of the work of the society was given. Kev. J. D. Knox Jo! KITW- then spofcr on ehun h Hr is a very pleaarger, Isith of Avon, Skagit county. announcements. Conference se-sion at the nsual h ur thi* morning. At 2:30 p. m. occurs the anniversary of the Portland M. E. hospital. In the evening at 7:0 will Is-held the u-ual temperance anniversary. mam THI POLK eCot BTS.— Dan M srthy. an Italian, was tineil |T by .lu*til*sonof Norway and Sweden, Matt* Ander-on of llus-ia. Ernest Nichotl and Theresa Schaefer of Austria. Joseph ,-kelton, Timothy Scanlin. Will II Hrewitt, Robert Marshall and John C. Iloran, all of Great Britain. Broadcloths. Clearv. Square to a cent. Clcary. 50c- ladies' musllu drawers, handsome ly trimmed. Chester Cieary. Children crj for Pitcher's Castoria. It? niprrfcr excellence proren In million* of home* for more than n quarter of a cen tury. It 5* used by the United States GOT ernment- EmJorsed by the of the Givat Vi. venlties a* the Btrs»i!?o*t, Parest and Min«t lltalthful. l»r. Mw'« Cream Baking Powderdw* net cental>i Ammonia, Lime or Alum, so'd oulv in n»«:y. PRJc;E BAKIN i POWDER CO. NEW YORK. CHICAGO. KT. LOUIH. S. BAXTEK CO. Offer for .«ale in lots to suit: I car YaMma Z«ar!y Hose Potatoes. 4 cars Orpgim Chill Garnet Potatoes. 1 car* IVerlvss Potatoes. 50 ton* i'njfft flvnnd Timothy Hay* 50 tiitii Caxtrru (fay. SO tons Wheat. 50 tons Oats. '4O ton*> llran and Miitiiliugii. 20tMi»i(iruuiH] and llollott I'arlej. cara Spragu* Miii« Kvtra Flour* 1 car# R)i(ikau« Mil!# Extra Flour. NOTICE. I|S A v ro AFTKK DATE I WILL u"t t>e ri'*ponsilubled with windy eolle. teetiiiag, palna. *»r ammarh 4SSfnkni be rr'lf'uu at one*? by nsinf Ack*«r"i Beby gootber it eonta''ns" n*» 05.. am or mat, *kJfT» ar: i «V>rka. *rr in the boA bttiktinc line Come ami aee rar if roa want a swfr vtii f.aished fixat serine rtrrtt next or t Excel ikMirSas FroerMiy a" te»de4 to. wM. HOWK. FOK FAAOLV CSE Snowflake Floor IS THt BgWT. TRY IT. TOKLAS, SMERMAI CO. With the thermometer registering 86 degrees in the shade we do not consider it a very oppor tune time to advertise and put on sale Fall and Winter Goods, and Will Minue Our fail rieaiwe Sale of Slimmer Ms FOR ONE WEEK MORE. Prices that are a marvel lower than ever for one week more. Come early Monday morning and secure some bargains in Hau3B-furnishing and Hotel Keepers' Goods that have never before been equaled on the Coast. COMPARE AFEW OF THE FOLLOW. OFFERS FOR THIS WEEK AND DRAW VOI R OWN CONCLUSIONS 36-in. Soft Finish Heavy Bleached Muslin, 15 yds for sl. 32-in. Real French Sateen, worth 35c, for 12 i-2c. 100 pes. Fine Apron Check Gingham, worth Bc, for sc. 150 doz. Fine Honeycomb Towels, size 16x32, 75c doz.; worth $1.25. 200 doz. Choice Linen Glass Towels, 15x30, 6sc*doz.; worth sl. 185 doz. Fine Linen Towels, 16x34, $1.25 doz."; worth $1.85. i4o doz. Fine Damask Towels, 15x30, $1 doz.; worth $1.50. BARGAITSTS T 131 ]T) SPR EADB For one week in this great sale that will meet with the requirements of everyone. 150 doz. Full Size Honeycomb Bed Spreads, 90c. 200 doz. Marseilles Pattern for $1; regular value si.4o. 160 doz. Heavyweight Pattern for $1.25; regular value $1.65. EVERYTHING IN OUR WHOLE STOCK OP SUMMER DRESS GOODS ONE-HALF PRICE No such values ever known on the Pacific Coast before. We must have room and are determined to replace these goods with fall and winter stock. Odd and broken quantities in Dress Goods that must be sold in one week. They are grand bargains. Come early and secure some of these goods before they are closed out. 36-in. Wool-filled Dress Goods, nfew colors, 7 i-2c; worth 15c. 3S-in. Wool-filled Dress Goods, new colors, 15c; worth 25c. 38-in. Wool-filled Dress Goods, new colors, 16 i-2c; worth 30c. 42-in. Wool-filled Dress Goods, new colors, 20c; worth 35c. 50 pieces Assorted, all colors, 25c; worth 50c. 20 pieces, new colors, all wool, 37 i-2c; worth 75c. 56 pieces French Mixed Csmels" Hair, 50c; worth 85c. 28 pieces New Style Hindoo Cloth, 75c; worth $1.25. SPECIAL SALE OF ZEPHYR SHAWLS, CLOAKS, JACKETS AND HOUSE JERSEYS. New line of all shades Zephyr Shawls, 50c; worth $1.25. New line of Heavyweight Shawls, all colors, 75c; worth $1.50. 100 doz. Black Jerseys, all sizes, 50c; sold regular 75c. 50 doz. Black Jerseys, all sizes, 75c, sold regular $1.25. 50 doz. Black Jerseys, all wool, si, sold regular $1.50. All the new evening shades Fine Jerseys, $2.50; worth $4. The most complete assortment of al! grades Cashmere Shawls containing many novelties and colors. Alpaca, Silk, Pongee and Linen Ousters from $1.50 up. sizes and prices. Gigantic cut in the whole line of Spring Jackets, one-half price. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, CURTAINS, ETC., ETC. Our whole stock of Comforts, containing 703 dozen, ranging in price from 75c to $5, reduced. New stock of Blankets at manufacturer's prices. 500 pairs 3-yd. Lace Curtains, $1 pair; sold at $1.75. 250 pairs 3 l-2-yd. Lace Curtains, $1.25: sold at $2. In Carpets and Rugs our stock is always away in the lead of anything in the Northwest. Oil Cloth. Mattings, Curtain Poles, Stair Rods, etc.. etc.. GREAT VARIETY, COMPLETE STOCK AND LOW PRICES. CLOTHING DEPAKTMT. Our Fall Stock, Comprising Everything that is NOBBY STYLISH .AJSTD 3STE"W Has Arrived, and uf solid lik** lo »Imw y«i ourxtwk. You can buy for $lO an All Wool Cheviot Sack Suit. Or for sl2 your choice of. dozen fine suits. For sls we carry over 25 different styles and pattens. And at $lB fully 30 different lines await your inspection. Paying S2O f r a suit, either in Sack or Frcck dresses you as well as a tailor would for S4O, and an investment of $25 gives you practically afl good a suit as can be purchased. We can also sh->w you new lines of Fall and Wint r Overcoats, Pea Jackets and Vests and Ulsters, and our Odd Pants are the prettiest and best assoitment we have ever seen. OUR BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. Sscond Floor (Take Elevator.) Is now complete, and we caa supply all the boys before school begins witk a very pretty suit, ranging in piice from $1.60 to sl6. Also complete linta of Boys' and Children's Overcoats, all prices. PLEASE CALL and EXAMINE OIK STOCK. OUSTE PRICE. Money Refunded if Goods aro Not Satisfactory. TOKLAS, SllMi k CO., Fror t and Oolu.rn.loia. streets.

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PACIFIC OHjXJ B O. K. OLD BO IT E3OS". M. K. GOTTSTEIX, Wbelesate liquor Osaiers. sets au-"' t j States. HARRINGTON 1 SMITH. W>l »v 'vi H»'v 3rOW oa liajMs JCIC ;h iMSt ttv'j u 3*5 t -->»gl^^. GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, HARDWARE lw» triage ani 'x^KNrva.^. S*adat« a>l fit*. a*l ki»4t Staple ani Fancy Groceries, iiKs Uav. 6ffc*. ria»v: *s4 Ukfli tec f'jfe 8m A 0., tw»!r-S Wa*K£JS. (MUHttu: m.«» smhi,. w. t, HjuuiMiax a »xitk. ROT tMACBOMID Wholesale Grams IMPORTERS. muß a IU cm m fan ad &aefe fioenes 3r*ro visions, Tobacco Cignrs. Comer of Colombia street and Railroad arenas. cj g.". 1 ~c -77". "37. Chas. LnrL THE GROCER, KUtddi Trmmt lt>«— Safe* a «MWr at tfce u.5 StbnE s( tfcmmnt Grans sri Msa m be bays ia It; gnnrr i *L*a ss±*r £9Mvr ra Seatsfe, fc* *2-1 2* Tina. win fcs4 Taa£ ea ac EJf SP*r*3ajc* ltd -y.txT iacoa "rsiWa*** fnso ?».r eon ye ea»s alaa wvr* aticaili if P bo* T3» FOR SALE. 106 acre* ia West Seattle We wiD aell this prop erty at figures that will sake the purchaser •00.000 within one year frim this date. 45 seres os Lake Wash in ft on; first-class land that will double is one year and still he cheap. 3 lots on Fonrth street at a bargain. 150- acre farm, well im proved. only eight miles from town. A bargain in a piece of property mining from Front street through to Second. Here is a rare chance for a man with capital. MERER i Dim It?i •gafmi *L v«: k ff. T. VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA. The tntai at sae C MISIIB Pw.Jir «M iatiu«*aii FOR INVESTORS. tiBD, X K KArxw I'uaim. wi-2 H•- ».i Jfjftstrr, Sy F. Y')TS*i, A iftSe -i3-:Tissi«*3eat -sf ir*ea*r»«» Tfte»c>i«i*, *a4 ft cjrpftfti o(Im? eoosfcftrfiS taft^Jhes* MBioflrtir 9BHH. Bvsifltaflr kaalHl vick fitraaiiWf*. *TS7>y>tier prrsas-tttoei fHldnai XX Bttii JiAkk*e? Hfjlj V»r*•-"••.* T SPOKANE COLLEGE, Spokftae Fftlls. W. T. FA; r "LTT —A FtiH vrr# cf Cz|C.ieftf«4 I HRf TLTM— T:*e J^RlfF KTV WT—V it it c 'Aims* «4 ©itisiT. CM! Yub'tsiHr EJU JI. R.HI L rr: E>- ar>%* 1 r r iastr: btiyifr? -W f 'V s *..s I*"ali Tertii Oj*:i- S«KS«s C«UTM. Ew I';I--. arji Cenificarea »Ml--*?ar>- Ofcto 3(«» V -it la fr.m alt part* of titirrlra. har**a -arr f -i-« M rn-*ar. j.'a~ Fr rm ttVt cm. MEV E. X. CKiU.4H M. a., friiirlp*! ■c>x; i-t« rv -t NOTICE.

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