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jjgfISSIXG THRONG.
rr«a r'%rry. trMfir*
«( rat:.- * com
a»d Mr. aoil Mr *- J
S* * Zm*ae*»* «=» or: a wmr ® ;
Zmo*' aod » Sorely travei
*"?£?£* prftntt car of the di
-3«* e bis party S«ft "-&•
tlM Yellow* ine pa-k.
s®££tw* a <U> » Bpo*ane. T^e
ntUm* W** of Mr.
s®»-2L«Tw :*'
rr» w hi * r ' t " a »-
Si**!? The trs: tif "" : '- 1 ' !t
fnHt Port!v.d «'4 « w
d* * tt »»* a' v»« *l to e.
trat-'s anl t''i-> psr*s* de-
Mr 9 " v - rils
1 tt«n raturred to .s#»;Uie.
r _zTL-v~ with s.
r r .nAff Mr frm -1 »?a;M
:oto h»ir«l '' won*
of tt* N'- w*st hut
<"** pnpared Mw«elf for tfc»
*eaJred •"« Hi* ob*«r
{lie mcrx vain'.bi* a* Mr.
#2 , jr !*S. dwrtrvg trce Fravr
sKita®* 9 - a-*vl fc** xif-'f.'"
H* reviewed the wiid
„*w durn*' wring that It
ti« present 'X'-i'Tnent of
P*av> in Ca' forr-a
operations snd they fso-liM
**?•—tfcstr etwrt* ar<* p!*rer claims
m*Z, gets hn «»f t-.* Fraser The
* «T|r~ prwa'ied reg;<'Uug the d«-
flLeNdrock. ft" 4 of l - - "mother
Iff *t>tai» ie t-h« T»ikf*! diatrtcta
5-. .pjtfe r«>«e« fh<» di»af.i>o!n?mant
a fti>r h-v/1 r>r<»-
AH th» *"M that was
it, tkf gruv*!. or top of the
«*f«vatlona prodacM
, 2JT ntnioa «r/*:t«T>#nt ghfft
2SL, *ll rr*T tlM> ooor.try «otna plac
_ iiwh-'r ltt»«raiJy and rsth' rt no'h-
Jjg flwily It has locate !t»*lf In tha
corpar af ttws on'-inont, where
iTW? u r«a!n.
lha Una pi*o#;>«r!ty that he
SaattK eh*rart»rietna tht* dty
..':.s£ gMtt ttßporaßt tyvfnm« , r'"lallT in
*KTfkwat. A««v ba*k In the ht*r
Xtn'fcy*. Mr. Smith #ay» '.aa: S»*?tie
JJJjid x th» !ocit!cn for the
eil 1 fWSaI Sound. "I never eould un
vj)y tae Northern Pa if r went to
ZHeT" Mi't Mr RmSth. Hr» a<lmirtetl
MCtfiforaU ia abort on *h<-a* bvt had
2||l4 fcioiMlf th»t the Vashinjfton
ail thf d«>mnn3n that a
MWBia •bertnlft would mule. Tie d'.t
g«| fk» »hin**' und l9mbei-hualn«aaand
uweral ;»ood tinr»* *nd that
vl"J't«<l ■•a'ti'? in thirty
*o fMUa he had Aet>t
*oi ta o<* tha' f>\n FmnctKco haa
I |nlf Hvii »t tiw of mii.Kt Eav
fiked railway mattera Mr
jg§ald that h»- waa doin* hit* hw 1 to
jagtijr frctn their d;ir»n* h!« vacation
%me ha« a traffic with
fill dM northern road» for btiainean in
tarritory From the Tellow
m*+ *' Smith and hU iui!> wii!
Lak* City ar.<t reuirn to Saa
rnmtm ***r the Central Par-IP".
Johr. P Howe, whiie not act-
In (h«?atri'-al anterprlasn at
t* crtll in training for story teii-
K nltt&*r ef .-riatters connected with
kftArstiT it* «.r .;?h»rwi»e The other
Ajf Mr Ho»« was dl*>-over»d in a rem
■H>t mo*!, and he fished a yarn out
that challenges anything that
ill nee Mart«d out of a hoax factory
triMarada)' "It was a In "
Of Kr How», refarring to a time that
tor WMlßlwr, "In Dead wood. In th«i
ftrt Riii*. The town was crowded and
Mi were •ran-# f w,i« rooming with n
Charlie Sherman. He was
lltaue fMli»w. and a flrst-rate all
Mnt (topular with all classes, as
IMMW ww«t In tho*e days. In a tninltiK
MVS. The Deaitwood I'ione. r was the
MM ot the loorntnr p»i«r and Sherman
»l I bad it delivered at our room, the
«*r bey throwing It over the tran
mti Ui« door t>nr morning the pa
presiß* Milling in and fell on Sherman.
**Hagh;m up. T a-as souttd i «>cp; we
Wht gofl* to bwl til! 2 ? o'clock that
awls# and I wa* dead to the world.
HwßUfl thought that he would read the
MTV u4 then §o to sirep ajt'-in.
>»|« through with m ist of It and then
am to « «hort story that made him
H* wok# me up and re.»d it to
se It wm sMut one of the carrier boys
in from a distance finding a
sf r«ir» of pantaloons In the road
Ttar* wa* a in each pair of
3*»efs tmt no mon*v. Th»-v wer«
%K! sp the (fulch toward 'he Home
«»*r Bin* and the kid had brought
4* to bsfore the paper had gone to
Wo. A >«porter had written h lltt
"h» homeless trt..j*ers and it
W |stt»ts Ij.to the pap'-r. It was t? : at
**7 that read" Sherman l«u«h Sher
•» U»u*t.t that it wa.* the funniest
had r«>ad. ar.d he wondered
tfee owners would feel when they
*■•(4* to find their trouM rs trone. 'Tho<e
sr« badiv sold," ' ild T turning
*'*r U> to to sleep As I turned over I
MMI ray fve* and look d around the
""mumohs will sonietitix-v Then T look
»faln. srvd then I *at up. 'Where
«*«ffpar.t» rhsri-.e*- aid 1 Sherman
Wi 69 »ad looked *1 !.»?< th» y're gone
**ld he Then we rot up and
otit of the srlnd-w Sherman s.tw
J* 8 tee that he knew and a.-Wed htm
ps o-JWtl to the p., r.e.'r office and get
Phennan » o tol l him to
W fcf t>« notic,: the paper
tiajw was no money In the po.-ket.
w& -" 1 they came the m.in and the
wre found That thev were
had eonsi leraMe money the
**d b»f?r» wh»ri the pantaloon*
we fitiln't hav« the price o' a
Ttsnrv wa« n ': Itr asked
jw "Jing In t>ed ir i readinir
T* war maverick tr. ■ U p t-e
* ! i»v«r heard of nnvthlng Jvtst
«* •> Seforw or stn •> T>--» thtsf wu*:
Zl™*" tn th- - a --m which
s»Wopen M that the tM> s!d thn w
***" nv" - :. • .«
®5? W*9sct 0 ... - n .r-j.,,-,.
USS^Tu^ 7 * un ,,!ar#ct !n
' tb« B --s'on party.
.. H-Hb, h.i* r» ■ ■ »d " • v. I n.-WW
« **»* Who > - r S . I^.d,
ra> J. k- • . • /
r;:
12 '*ite ,
that i'»" t i », ' v . ; .w
«q-.ar,Jy '• - . *
th« b-, r ,. r .... ... ; ..
PEHsoN u..
fin' p f ~ v u...
... ~v m _ : ( . :>r
- . r j *—
st!. !'*-"•• .. f
' li; V- Hi a:
Jaracteristics
«our Packs.—
*AIQN>eOCf,
*lOST.pgoof : .
U6MT, MCC^u.
(r r , *** "" bn *
wTV" ,1 w,ti n,,t
Will Other
* s «a tt «• h<■ a «l»n**rU.
lolch.
, «co..
YUKON STOVES.
fpjg&l 'pj Wake the Best.
f Prices Right.
Complete Alaska Outfits.
hSI CO. ts. Ww Rrs m lesurs iibri
~ A P7PER. Rereir«r.
AN CKTDTURED MIND.
*hkap plcwtt «O».D nt ron L E« s
SAID THE ISDIAS.
* •" »•*•«*• of »ke - Deal » fhm- Ca.t
"""" cJ.Tr
S»i.»«*w« P | t |, H Calnakla D*«*e>.
t?M «-••»«»■« ft th« *OU )« NN
»leata»a»-D« Ml . ve
I beraoa Leaves Seattle.
.® et r tH# »fco was Sn p..
*, l ° Bet fc clu '- to ti»* !uer.* -y
of the men who LAuksr Mr
«rt«or out of niMt IJti th<| coM brlrk
chertaat at Reveiat,i*e. fc c. ;..ft the
_it> yesterday (w parts uaknottc. Wi«h
c ® mrs a «Py of the Rev*;,
atoke fieraid or August 11. ta which !«
J2l*% f" C r° r % U * t friends In this
piae* of J. J Young, editor of the C*!-
S2t. r *il' W * Te «*"ciaed In th-;r
minds to know the meaning of seve»««l
mysterious trips made to R~ve-i»iok« "by
that genu«nan. Three um*a -luring the
we«k he arrived here in the d**d hours
of the morning by freight, returning to
Calgary by the No. Z On th«* occa
sion he was accompanied by Si. c, M- - ;-
of the Caigar>- branch
of k] usoii a bank and a valise full of
money, ant 1 It ws.« understood that a big
deal htd bee;', pulled off. In which an old
gentleman ntmed Fowler, who haiied
Irom Montana, was the third party.
J-*ast week the facts of C>o btg deal
came to light, and It resclved itrolf in a
gold-bnek sell of the most old -fashioned
type. It appears Fowier turned up in
( «i.*a ry not long ago and explained Xt
McGregor tiiat he was looking for a
man frotfi Medicine Mat. cailed Hank Jti -
Gregor. who was a cous.n of a partner
of his tn a valuable mine, which was sit
uated on the liig Bond trail, north of
iieveistoke. This partnar had tiled s:.<'
Fowi«r * anted to transfer the dead
mar. s interest to his cousin, lie produc
nuggets from the mine, which ne de
clared to be of such extraordinary rich
ness tnat they were producing bncka of
gold out of it by the simple process of
hammering the free gold together which
came out of It.
" Th«»e tales excited McGregor'* curl
cs'-ty «.id induced him to take J. J
into conSdence. That gentleman nude
a f-ying trip to Revalaioke and Fowler
produced one of Uie gold bricka at the
Victoria hotel, as well as some specimens
of ore from the mine. Everything look<al
all right, the trouble was to get an as
aayer. a» at tua untimely iiour of tae morn
ing necessary to conduct these important
transactions without the ousid# public get
ting wtnd of It, there was nobody about Ui
town. They started out to rouse up Guy
Urber when Fowicr excused hlmaeif for
a moment.
"During hie absence a very civil gentle
man appeared, and engaged Y'ounic In con
versation, during the curse of which it
transpired that singularly enough h«»
was Uia. of an assay el. By tins
time Fowler had rwiurned and was de
lighted to find that the hitch in the pro
ceeding*, owing to the difficulty of getting
the gold Msaycd was at an end. The civi.
gentleman, who gave his name as G, D,
S:ott, of Spokane, took tha party and gold
up to his room, where a blowpipe and oth
er necessary adjuncts of the assurer's art
w«re produced and a test of the brick and
ore. both of which were pronounced to Is
eminently aatisfactory, wjui made Yountc
returned to Caigary to to M.-
Gregor. and the ne%t tr-Uii biougiit thetn
both i>ack to Revelatoke with a con
taining til,'-Mf) In cash, which was to be
paid down as first instalment on the nslr-j,
it being agretxi that the gold ftrick, which
was valued at JJfUXW, to U' left ia the
hands ol the Calgary uicn ss security. On
arriving here they registered a* J J. You: *
and friend at the Hotel RevelMOktt and i:i
the gray of the morning set out with Fow
ler up the Big Bend trail.
".Alter proceeding some distance they
came upon an Indian in a tent by the trail,
who afsuied them that It was a fa:t that
titer* w )s "heap plenty «oid* In Fowler's
mine. This unsolicited and unexpected
testimonial to the bona ftd' s of the prop
erty st ems to have be» n regarded a» s«: -
tling the matter. McGregor presented th
untutored savage w.th bis walking cau<j
as a ».;gnt testimonial of regard and es
teem. and returning to the hotel hand- J
over tht to the genii man from Mon
tana. and left or. the No. - for Calgary
with the g 'id brick. Needles* to say,
Mr. Fowler, of Montana, did not stand up
on the order of his sroiiur. but went at
once, omitting the n.-wlees ceremony of leav
ing his future address When subject i
to expert scrutiny in Calgary, it soon be
came apparent fia: t..r aasay mode by G.
l>. Scott, of Spokane, contained a cooMder
able element of Imagination. The brtd
w-t-nt about 11M in goid and the ba'ar..-«■
brass tiling*. An inspector is In •• ar»e
cf the t'a!gar>' branch of the Moljou *
*■ i:.k. The bank s soli.itor. J A I>a:u -
and a mou.-ted poc.ce d*'t<-cUvw,
S, rg. ant F. Brook, were ,n Revelst -ke or
1 -irfay. seeking traces of the ir.genk»us Mr
Fowler, of Montana, and instead of r—
•>rd'.:-R one of the blgge«t m:n!r.g deals
In the nistory of tha ivnuitry. as the H-t
--»;.! hoprd to d v *ll there to tell is con
..ini in the "r >und, unv am;»a«d tais
given forts atwive."
\\ ot.il in eii o< the tt urlil
Seatr'.e . amp h:ii f* r iutar meeting in
rhe Severs block Friday night with a
full list of member* in a.tendance. Four
matnbci* were jr.it atwd s-d two appii.-a
--► . wore re-e'.ved. Neighbor Adv.*- -
Hod - • fuml?hcd th« c.txp with *n
am > • t ilh «■: ratten of the rt w I follow
!e»g degree cf Tiie iadie* f
the Cir.-le extended an invita ioc t*> the
mem ITS ;?• part'etpste In *n ev -urs ~n
.. ,-g a v r c «» *'.»<• Sentry K '*p*l I
vpe.*tcd" tc re- ;rn from P nver th * week,
where he has been in attendan » up-in the
of the execuiive co.-i aiitlce of t.ta
national body.
Porc«ter« of Imcrlr*
Cuirt EwvMor N> !* m#t »r rwcuUr
a in haii #wn
:«{ Chl<* Rrt* .c" r KWn
f„ > it? s wer* !ntc» ?*»• r
,i - a --,t gp;. 1 *t'v« »> «r<* t fnxt-.
• m-A »- !Mat«e for r<T.->r»h:;«. Ad .Ire*--*
• -» rraua ly Mewn. K iiew s. Jor.« ar.J
K :-j*r
Order «f *he Fi*»ter« Mar.
Mj-tl* chapter «•:'• V
tt>*» <M at K-KV hnii *t * o doc*
. s* •-*■•«• •• B of bHiM of {ro
portar-e. A full t*
K. »n«i *. M.
♦,. H ) M«m - v **r Ok* Mfc»
. , -- ißMtar VMM Fr Hy «v#>
to*. August If. _____
N*. ra'tfia. and !<v* fl*pre*v.-»n.
• >-« -r> torn *ray rn»matnre!v Ha: «
Ha'r H 1 ' »<*r w'.l '»»:.>« the >r. and
Mfr fr rt "> fa:""?
r• — • > S>c.nr-ar or Ct:y ct 9*x: .
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
«s»
theBEATTLXPOOT4KTEXUOESCER MONDAY. AfC.rsT 16. 1*97.
t*>dav-» weather atd tides.
>*ORJ!CABT FOR MOKOAT.
At:* I*. IST.
* ,r *'*«*-er. wsrrn*h.
*rae|Ml» at Waatkav Caadlllaa*.
* Ji « bot «?• ha» f>a*«tnjr
ov * r *he 8->und country and Eaat-
VZr Yeetarlay It *i« central
el ®* ro i,. A f* •• !*• **»r > *r4! :re in
•'* *** aehlnrte* and <>r*con, i»-
r . *' * ri*:rtg Ur»?!a»!«r, alv*
ra f bejiev-.a* Monday wiU be
r" the Sotjr?? country. All rer-crt
irg atatioc* were today. e*.-ept two.
A -race rain ftii at San Vrsaciaoo.
G-- N. 6ALJSHURT, Ohaarrar.
TIDF« IN SFATTLR HAPBOR TODAY.
Tide' f Low Tide"
* m f ■ Jat ft. am. ft pre ' ft.
- 8 s " : s» u ».r* ~iT<
AT r*ORT TOWSSEND
_« rj< 6i i ■ 7 j | | ;.s.ni'.W*Tf
MOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE FILLER,
f B- West. M D.. Mount v»raoa
r G k*Uy. Arlington.
Su'.!; 'Hard. Fas? Pound.
C V. Faulkner Kiiam*
<' L Lowry, Snohnroisb.
J*me« a. Ai> r.. Port orchard.
V Peterson Pert Blakeley.
«:» X«;i4 Cornwall, England,
r W. 7»orr. Whatcom.
John M' hwt I'rtKffl City.
J A. t)avb», Everett.
A Runner Spr.kane.
J*®'-' Cr.-iw?>pri. Variwwr, Wuh.
Btamon Warburton. Tar-oasa.
R E. Davis. Richardson.
* "'im RcK*hfs Harbor.
A; Oillii. Mount Vernon.
A W Ke|l»r. Port Gamble.
Walter <"r<vk#tt, Cou f>*vtlie.
F>. P. Simons. La* G.i;os, ' "a!.
K M Jordan Pan Fran<"taco
A. Earr.ouf. Victoria.
J B Jordan San Francisco.
A. C Dady Phiiarteiphia.
I> A M adiil, Frok <ne.
X. S Dodda, New York.
P S. Rush, Co o* Rsy.
J H N'Mhhurf Coo* Bay.
George H. Mehl, C-xis Ray.
H Jarn»»<> Coo* Ray.
John Mcßeary. Mour,.l City.
Thomas V. atson, Brledabllk
J A Thompson Port Gamble
J C Altjn. Hamilton.
Dr. T. L Price. Philadelphia.
John Woodard. Stwdon. B. Cm
W. S. M»rrK Olympia
A B. M Donald St- p»uL
Robert Rogers, St. Paul.
P. H Malloy, La CorbW.
E J May. La Conner.
H. H. Tucker,. Port Townsend.
William 8. Foster,- San Francisco.
Charles Bertrand New York.
THE OCCIDENTAL* ...
A Z. Chourott, New York.
G-sorg* W. Doyle, Sjxskano.
A W. Vetter, Spokane. >
W t), M '}t»rv, City.
Mi»s Jennie Hanson. City.
J W. Cov r, Ro«sliind B. C.
John W Young. Spokane
H. D. Hopkins. San Francisco*.
R. Colsor., Chicago.
L«ul* Caine, City.
Mia.- Jen: ie F Ham lton, Black rdamoud-
Miss R: an. Tacoma.
Oliver o Brlen. F ill City.
H M liuniuel!, Tacoma.
J 8. Cotton, Snohomish.
M W. Young Port TownMnd.
D Farnsworlh. City.
Edward O'Donnell. Chi ago.
W c. VVilkins. Pittsburg
Nelson A. Loggs. Ring! imton, X. T.
Mr*.. G. C Soutii, I>e» Moines.
!iir; > Newton, Fair haven.
W B. Farriers. Chicago.
W, L. Jan.c*. New Orleang.
I>-o W. Doyle, Spokane
H. W. Ruck and wife. Chicago
THE NORTHERN.
J A. Tavior. Portland.
W D. Sm th. « tty.
George Rolette. MS.-soula.
1 Ma.-k Methow.
H'jickr. ui. Qlymipa.
Robert Re id. W range!.
J p VVood Kan Fran .sco.
F. Wood Sun Francisco*
W T. Rare.v. Portland.
C. Foot", (lakhicd.
J. H. Foa:er and wife, Tacomg
F. R. Harris. Tuiol!} 1 .
O. A. CV't.V'r. New \Vhatcom.
I/etf.i FfJeraun. N>w Whatcom.
T1» Havf and wife. Tacoma. '
Fred Anderson, Portland.
J. C. Iv>n. Aberdeen.
J. 1. Aberdeen
<'nar. -:- Brt-m, Snohon-iah.
i; B!u''kwell. City
I-', il flcovtli Si »k*M
J. O H itrx-n nr'l » 1-arso. N. D.
«' K White. Chlt-ae
M> ver \V«-ak»'im. M-uat Yernoo.
J \V. Wlniwtt. Portland.
J F. Sw *rthout Cen'raila.
W R Brown. OMtnik
J H v'ruther?- Portittid.
Mr.-. J H Cruthet*. i'ortiand.
S M X * : ift ... S< ittle.
p. r I ouiter. ■ ;n. Eugiand.
j \\ v Portland.
R. I. L r.d«- IVrtUnd.
THE BI.'TLER.
\V* W ar d \\.t\ l>-r.ver.
Harry C. A*h. Fh.lid- :phi.»
tYar.il E Manner. ?-,a?ton, la.
C. P Raf Cr.!"sufo
J 40!->9 McHie, . <O.
C. E R-.gan. Chlcisro
W G Norr-*. N-w
T. Merrill. S* o I-. aiici^co.
J Er.rr.sb' rp
C !• Hi net man -\n Fra»--®Bo
T A Hi: • »< tnd w Pon:lac M h.
Mr" L MHeavv »r,d daugater. Ellens
bil*
M J. Hunt. Chicago.
C And>r»or. and w.fe. c- icago.
T. E. r'u'br Ci'.y
J A Mo.' *, .1 New* Yora.
I' F y. ■' ~f N' a Y ' it.
F;«v.' u I' I*;' New Y rk
%!•->« M S*n;'!i N»*» York.
i•. • j ? . .» -<x, Bat: Francisco.
John VVii.aa.-. Ua Stuart's Verlaco^o
Co. , ....
j. i. Maior.a, [ua Stuart a % erlscoye
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THAT DAMAGE SUIT.
SOMETHING OP THE PER*O*AL BIS-
TORT OF DAJtSY PHILLIPS.
The Weasaa Whs Asks Jsigaesl
Agsiaat Chief Ree4 asd Sis
Baaduiea for fIS.OOO ea Ike
t.reaaf mt False laaprtsesuaeat—
Mie Was Sot Safcfeete* ta A»y la
ilgaltles at Hfdqaartrrw, hat
Was Searehe4 Privately hy Pallee
Mstraa Tar lor Saase af the
Altaaes ta Whleh She Has As
swered at Varlaaa Tlaea
If the fiiu inatitutsd by the w©»aa ?■*•
.og !:«r eazss aa D-xmy
Chi-»? of Police Reed and tii twedsasfn
for *;» .M< diniagee for fa.;ae iasnsocunent
ev»r to :na.i. an Interesting story
concerning tee plaintiff will come to light.
In the eomj-la-nt she a;i»g«« tnat she * t*
subjected to great haratness tn tnat aha
wa.s stripped and thrust in.to prlaoo with
out warrant of iaw.
While there is no direct statement the
Idea e nvey-d by the words '•stripped'*
g.v«s tfce f abiic to understand that tas
woman w ho nc-w says st«e ;a D&isy PiiiiUps,
but who toil the police that *h» was Mrs.
C. H. BeckivUl was tibj«eted to unusual
indignitlea. A Poet-lntteiiysenoer reporter
lnv«* - ..ga'sd th« matter yesterday and
teamed that Mrs. Beekdull was searcsod
by Poi:cs Matron Taylor ia pr.vate, and
that she had money concealed on her per
son which she had faaed to g: ve up when
requested to hand ever her money, etc-, to
t!ie r«tctKterinf
Police Matron Tajlor. in speaking of the
case yesterday afternoon, s&ld
"I myself j»ert fs.aiiy searched Mrs, P
dull, and she was aot subjected to har&h
treatment. She had on her p».r«.on a coa
siderabie sum of m«*»ey thai shs did not
give up to tha cltrk when shs was regis
tered/*
Mrs. was arrested on suspicion
and h'ld eighteen hours. The police be
lieve they aere warranted in artvsting her
and the more they ksam of her
record the more convinced they become
that they did not make an error. The his
tory of the arrest is as follows: Word *.a
eent to police headquarters by a North S*-
aiti« e~Uocn man that there was a tough
gang in the back part of his place. De
tective WJliaras ar.d Patrolman Stewart
went to the saloon and. according their
{statements. found the «ang involved is a
d ispute.
"The dispute. ' sa;d Chief of Police Reed
last night. ' was over JiO which had not
Wn divided right according to the con
tention of one of the parties."
The officers arrested the gang and toe-It
them to headquarters, where they were
locked up under the following names: J.
W. Wilson William Williams. H Arthur,
and Mr*. C. 11. Li*>ckdull or Barkdull. It
will be recalled that this occurred Inst
after i»neak thieves sto»» MO from a fruit
stanS r.ear the correr of First avenue
and Battery street. North Seattle.
The evidence against the gang was not
*utflcie<;t to warrant the filing of a com
plaint, and eventually ail of them were
released. Whil« they were in jail, one of
the men. who is now known to tho po
lice as Walters, admitted, according to
Chief Reed, that the woman known a.»
Mr* Beckdull and another man came to
Seattle fro in Spokane. The police «i»im
that Mrs. lierkduil was registered at the
Northern hotel with a member of the
gang under the name of Mrs* F. X. Mor
gan.
When Chief Reed was a«ked last night
if he knew anything of the history of the
w >man. he said that he knew her a*
Daisy Phillips, alias Mrs. C. H Beckdull.
aitas Pearl Raymond, alias Mrs, F. X.
Morgan.
"Sht? lived In Spokane under the name
of Pe«rl Morgan." said the chief, "and I
have Information that she is well known
in Los Angeles. She also lived on Grant
street In San Francisco, hut I do not
know what name she used there. She
has been in rom;«ny with Kid Cunning
ham a notorious fellow, who has worked
for 'Poker Davis,' of Log Angeles "
The chief does not think that the wo
man's reputation has been Injured, and
when the case comes up in court more in
teresting details will come out.
FIKLME* KEPT BI'ST.
Called Oat ky Three Biases Within
Twenty-foar Hour*.
Yesterday was a busy day for the fire
men but by irsakißC quick runs and
tv .rkintr tost they earned their salaries,
business »tart«d in Saturday night, when
a still alarm was received for a blaze at
'.»* Fourth avenue. It appeared that a
!.-mp i xploded In the house, hut Mrs.
Brevnrt had the ccnrsgs to pick It up
ind throw It Out of a window. In
*-» her clothe# caught fire and she n;ir
r.iwly es. aped being «» : isly burned
With rare rre«ee.c«. of mind she sueceed
d in smother! ne the Tones that threat
ened her. Th. re W*S BtUt letMl dam
:«»- from the riro to the houso or its con
tents.
At 4 Is o'clock yesterday morning an
employe at Stetson &: l' <st'« eni'd went
up trro the shaving tower. In dolrg so
he left his lantern c >wn below. Shav
lr j,-» or some object from above vr . k
the In:-tern ar.l overturned it. It ex
ploded and set firs to the combustible mi
ter: An alarm v .s « nt In from b"x
>' but before the fir»m"n reached the
«<-ene the mill men h i the flames tinder
C ntrol. Th»» r?ir.r:i - * if the b'.nze w«re
quickly extinguished by the chemical.
Chief Kellogg suid that the ntlU men did
K~»at work
Rot J4 was pulled last «v?r.ing at 4 55
oVlo < for a fire in a shed adjoining a
h,v;«e 'vated b<vw*en Ninth and T-rth
avenues south and Cb ar'ts and B street#.
T> e fire communicated to an adjoining
t .*e, but the firemen lad ro trouble in
maklrs a stop. The total damage was
IJfs Th# he ;?# 's owned by Capt. W. P..
tabard.
AT THE CITY JAIL.
Jailer John forbut «jglu fur a Jlew
Hitild'.ng.
. The dty lal! was fihd htick-''p yes?«r
'T w.*h all son's ef r'fT-rsff humanity.
There wis r.>t a var.-.-t seat left, and
J u>r John Corbe't was s'ghing for a
r w -y 'ail. The ; s « a f, er.O' sh,
t ;• cuid be irr.tr v*.« ' t*~e e ; ?y ccun
saw fit t* tske • v ' -f rhe matter The
i l proper Is a ren-- .: - >f th* days Na
for-i the "re. ar-1 * v » ■ ' * ' n is nothing
more than a cheap w vsien house, in
w v '-h are kept th*< 1 ' * w-rr*n aid
»e,- ,j --e ma.:. It S'.'-.l.jed Ir.to thrae
»".:tior s.
An t the rrlsor.er* col -'-ted la tha
£at«r6»v and n cht round-cp
w»re J * P.eagar. f. • : F-p' droits
T*-»y wore arrest<hl by 1"» - f"»-n
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Awarded
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V j»1 Perfect Made.
Yews the Staadard.
aafl then *ll taken with cramps. F~r a
while fee waa in a bad condition. bat by
y >od rare he was brought out all riy? •
Some wonderful etoric* reached the
Foat-InteiKarereer offi<-« about the affair.
One story had it that Sullivan njs out in
d;>ep *i'»r ti- ut to b» dr w-?J, wher. <t
man of nerve swam o<j t fr« >m shore an-*
rescued hxm At the risk of lo«tny his own
life. A r«po—»r interviewed a man who
worked with SulHvan n' h+ w **
with crair?'. and he said that the story
«aa all bosh.
« h>r«fd Wltk StrftHmy.
Kark Sehtfliiiy was arreted late Sat- I
urtiay n;ght by a d»tectiv~ on the chance
o* stealiny f25 from a nsdaw who keeps
a fruit stand on Pike street. It is claim
ed that Bchhliny pick**«i up a purse in
■which was s3>. took out the money and
substituted a $1 bill. Detect (re C idih-v
--located a m-*o In a Pike street saloon
whom he thought was Schi'Un*. He was
nat certain, so he got the who
immediately made a dash at ScMiling
demanding her money back. Schilling
dnies to the police that he stole the
money. He is at police h* 1-
q jartcrs a.* a barkeeper, but Cudih.-e says
that he hau been collecting for a local
German paper.
BHEVITICS.
Th# funeral services of T. W Caner. the
<M pioneer at Sun.iydaie. »er* held Sa;-
urdav morning at
ing room*. Rev. W. W Maliorv officiat
ing. The inn rot. at took place in Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
"Klorsdlge? Yes.
"Cold up there? TO below.
"How do you keep Warm * Own • sleep
ing bag made by the Pacific Lounge and
Mattress Co. W»»#tert! avenue, near Spring
street. They make eanvaa b:»gs fur pro
v.sions and clothing a;so."
Are lou Gaing famplagf
If you are you should have the Post-
Intellfgencer sent to you It will cost
nothing extra. Call at our ofTioe and have
ycur address changed.
An Importaat \*rr Moot .
IsOWtnan «c Hanford* n*w book. "A
Guide to the Klondike," just issued con
taining large lithographed m.vp compiled
from latest surveys. Price, 75 cents.
Fur sleeping bags. roi>e« fur mittens,
cap#, moccasins and snow shoes, the only
correct goods for tr-e Yukon country, to
be found at K. Petkovits', 110 Marion
sir fee i, between First and Second avenues.
Going to Alaska? Consult Floranca
Marvin, prophetess. She predicted the
Klondike strike to one of tho lucky men.
614 First avenue.
Wilaon s Yukon Guide, new edition from
pre«H July 30th; ail information to date
about new fields and new route*. N»?w
maps; half-tone view of Dawson City;
copyrighted.
cent*. Send order at once. The Calvert
Company. 716 First avenue.
"A Guide to the Klondike," full of In
formation. A lan:* lithographed map
■with each book. Price. 75 cents. Low
nian & Hanford, publishers.
Klondikers, attention—-Useful miners'
cook book free at Spencer Clarke Com
pany's, Occidental avenue.
Elegant office* for rent low. Bullivaa
building
• ••••• !•'• • • • • •
| im M^REA!WiRY M inc. I
i Oyster and •
§ Grill Room. •
? The only one In the city
0 where prompt aerviee and g
r naricrllrd eulatne are com- *
0 hinrd vrlth moderate rhargra. £
7 I nqoeatlnnabl y the best.
* J. J. COLE, Manager, *
0 No. 519 Second Av. ®
ODDS AND ENDS
Of Our Glgartio China. Crockery end
Glassware Bale
Great Americas Importing Tea C*
803 Second Ave i£6 Pike Street
bee Our Price*.
To Dyea
And Skaguay,
SI6.
Schooner Moonlight
LtSfaa Seattle WEDNESDAY. AIG. IS
aad will he towed through
to l)Mtiß4tlM br
Ocean Tug
J. M. COLMAN.
1.-.O psnati batgaga free, Stirptßa
freight »I 0 |»w* torn. Agent* wll. also
contract horaea at |«5, lorlaJiag
feed.
Arply at Colmam Dork.
IF YOU LOVE * Ji
J» YOUR WIFE
-ITT 811 4-
GAS
j aeSTOVE
The MacDougall
& Southwick Co,
, <TpEA GOWN
i EVENT.
Last week was a fortunate one for us, this week for
you. as a purchase nude then is offered to you now. We
bought the entire sample line of Tea Gowns of one of the
largest manufacturers in the East at less than half their
regular prices, and, as usual, you'll share our bargain.
Monday well o\ tr you your choice of these 48 garments
that would cost you in the ordinary way from sl2 to 520
i nt less than half these prices. Sale begins at *> o'clock.
See display in our north window.
I^l6 n ' "Just anything*' will not do in
«ur clothing store. The standard of
I*l 1 t*"l CT material. style and workmanship is
£>• very high. Read>-to-wear clothing
equal to the product of the custom tailor at prices that he
cannot match tor cheapness. We like to sell our clothing
to dressy men—it pleases them. This department will of
fer more than ordinary attractions this week. when, we'll
place on s&ie our entire stock of Spring and Summer
Suits at the following reductions:
All Clftv Splits this | •
Ail lla. JC and P.flO Suit* f s w •« '< IHOt
Ail s3f» f© \nd f 10 Suiis th.ii week $; 06
Our entire line of Spring and Summer Weight Trous
ers, in Cheviots and Fancy Worsteds, in the most desirable
colors and fashion, during this week at greatly reduced
prices.
CARPETS
Haw Carpet* and Sew Faraitare irrit lag Datl?.
SPECIAL SALE OM BABY CARMAHES FOR THIRTY DAYS.
INSTALLMENTS.
DAULTON, CARLE & CO.. 1123 First Avenue
mu s
g health—the "fast-col- j|j
9 or" complexion that we all admire—can't be 6
j® imitated successfully. It can't be achieved with-
|| out good digestion. The daintiest cosmetic on
S3 earth cannot rival Ripans Tabules as a complex- SCt
5 wn maker. They sweeten the stomach, promote
6 iound digestion, and regulate the bowels. When &
9 all these functions are in good working order the 5?
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g growing and briliiant in the cheek, < P
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urrlva' *. B"» 'i •*;» Cr-«* a - J
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coftßecuaa with aiX/% c
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