Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], May 03, 1888, Image 3

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From 'l‘lmtsdax's Dally.
Rev. 11. V. lhoe cami- dun-n fr in: up
Sound to-day.
Considerable building is being June at
Angelos and more is in m‘ntemplmi-uu
The Republican Convention wiil mwt
t.) day at the Court buns-9 at :5 u'c'ock I’.
N. sharp.
The Partisan: of Olympia alum-are
with a nice lnomn suppn-mom. iiinstrzmul
wn'n cuts of {Le city.
Ron Saul Green ‘ii now at Port .\n-gv
-105 to buiLl a ('ongrogmiumil church.
He 15 sure to succeed.
The genial face of Prm’. Kym is sm-n
on nut sir eis. lie is making his :mmznl
tuur nf inspectinn’uf the whim-Is. and
aclmui houses.
Tacoma is approaching :1 city election
with straight republican uni dt'mdcrui‘k'
tic-tuba in the field. .\.-5:! T-ii-s Lay is
the fatal day.
Marlin. the murder, is szifl at Large.
The shetifl' of Pierce ennuty scars in ho
badly rattled. He fur-. 10! in mm! unt
notices of the est-ape until it “‘2“ t: n
late.
Some very pretty hora-u came Jr; XI! mu
I‘.» Alxskan yesterday. Adams an}
Lake bought moat 0! than “Huh: 1-'. W.
l’ultg’grove bad a bcuuilfui dumnh- may
buggy nulmal.
“Wa:hiugtun liapubhmu C n!) of
Pun 'l'uwnsen-.” uill luuci his running
u: (“and bums-_.- l‘) c manic: rqml’t uf
committee on drafting Constantin-n :Lud
by-lnwa.aml othur lmsiuaas x. a: may
properly Come befum mu chxb.
CaptainJulm O'Brién the new cum
mauder u! the simmer Premier is the
man who was first officer of the Umntil
la when she was wrecked at Cape Fla!-
tery wem back on board otthc vcswl
and steared into Esqnmalt harbor. H‘-
is a brave and gentlemauly (Juicer.
Captain Davis will be retained as pitut
on the Premier.
Bunion) Mnunx‘fi. «Yi-stvnlui after
noon the citizens assembled in munml
to discuss with the local railroad «slici
nll the matter of a subsidy. The inn-t
--ing was harmonious. Nothing of im
portance was done except to agree ...u a
form of bond to be used and lo profl'ur in
few verbal subscriptions. The citizens
are willing and waiting for :i chance (u
show their willingness:
var Sow—Some very nice cheap fold
orl for booming other cities of the Sound
are being shown here in Port Townsend.
Ind to understand that some of um
ample are getting anxious to boom this
city. We learn that one prominent rml
estate dealer positive] y declares that he
would pay for a hundred copies of 11
good advertising himself. There is sure
ly hope for us yet. Selnb.
Eon. Ex-Gov. Pierce, Treasurer Kay
mond. a number of capitalists and neWs
paper men and ladies from Dakota and
Minnesota passed through yesterdny for
Victoria. They will return to-mormw at
Ba. m. and desire to look over our city.
We are informed they will be given a
Ihort time to do so by the steamer
Olymplau. Some of the party are
friends of mar townsman, Mr. A. W.
Bush.
\ From Friday's Dally.
Tho Evangel came in from Auueles
Ind Dungenesa last evening with a full
freight and passenger list.
The Ancou arrived last evening from
Alaska, bringing mails and passengers.
All serene in the far north.
The seal skins seized by the govern
ment in Alaskan water: 1.1:; year were
all sold at auction by U. S. Marshal
Atkih.
Hrs. Charla: Wood and child returned
yoaterday from Angoles to join her hus
_bands9ur live realaatata man and genial
leigZilor.
Subject of discourse in the Presby
terian church on next Sabbath morning:
“The bleasadneaa of making the Lord
our trust" In the evening: “A cake
not turned."
Seattle, Spokane Falls and San Diego
have each rallied to the support of the
Domocratic administration and recogniz
ing its general inability, they are paying
for their own mail service.
The Walla Walla daily Statesman ol‘
the 18th inst... has just arrived, having
been nine days on the trip. It reports
Coukling much batter. Truly our mail
mice in a “ daisy " or a “jo-dnudy."
The Lincoln County Times of April
13th put- iu its appearance in our office
on the 27th. It was 11 victim of our
poor mail service. Certainly from its
need and weary iook, it has bad a hard
. time of it.
Dnsonrrs ELMBD.——At the republi-
Kaai’ounty convention yesterday after
noon the delegates elected were: H. L.
Burke“, 0. M. Bradshaw and C. A.
floors. The reserves were: Mr. Mc-
Pos. J. J. Calhoun and Thomas Jack
lsn. The republican territorial con
vention will be held at Yakima May
Brd. -. .- 'c "'“"’ ‘
'7 Tha‘msion at our Mayor and Mar
shsll is respectfully called to the bad
state of feeling in shipping circles be
tween the Ship—owners Association and
the Coast Union of Sailors. This is
likely to break out in trouble and every
precaution should be taken to avert
this. If necessary additional police
force should be provided.
The Washington Republican Club
hold its meeting last evening. Its com»
mittee on constitution reported and the
report was adopted. Delegates to the
Territorial League to meet at N.Yakima
on May 3rd, are A. W. Bush. D. P.
Quinn. L. T. Seavey,(‘. M. Bradshaw,
H. L. Burke“, C. A. Moore and W. H.
- H.Lesrned. A committee to circulate
the roll for membership was appointed,
consisting 0! D- P- Quinn, Charles
Wood and J. M. Lockhnrt. The officers
st this club sre: Geo. Jones, President;
w. F. Learns-J. lit Vice-Pres; L. T.
Seaway, 2nd Vice—Pres; EJ. H. Brown.
Secretary; Oliver Wood, Treasurer. The
present membership is 74.
The Call man is out in a whole column
of dialogue. He is alter l’hounio Lear
ned‘s It?!"L Phonnis is as yet a minor,
s splsndid pos'oflico clerk. at gentleman
ly young man. and one who attends to
business as business should be attended
to. He was raised in Port Townsend
and knots tbs postotficc businesslike a
book. His father is u republican and
0t “um it il I misdemeanor in a demo
ornt's eye for him to hum a vety Fubnr
dilute am! laborious piavc in the purl
affix. [’cuple an: very hungry whru
they huwl our :ucl- 11 mm” lumo.
l'v-flnllslcr ficxnmara's head is Irh‘l.
hUWt‘Vc‘l‘, In; LlO wants a. ch-xk tn il-hfnil
to business, mmvr than in mm. \Vr
hope l’humdfl will stay juet when- !:c is.
From Saturday's Balls.
H. L. 'l'iiJmls, an, has 5v fur lemma :1
m be a! I.» in get duWu tuu'n '_vrsn-nhpz
'l'liv M: .‘luglli was inspire-nil 3cm:-
day :1' Son!!!» an! arrived down this
mumix‘g.
C. \\ . JIM-mt. who was an mtncL-ec «:f
the .\lnn's “(live in January inst, has H-t
--tie} in Tim: mu.
TLL- sh :lthhip RIE‘SiL“) sailed from
this 1 "rl {-zllwunl bmuz-i nt 7 o‘oth
yestvr lay evening.
Pic 1)‘ mon- :maH-rux at Seattle.
Five ;--rsuus m-rr funny] in 011': house
on Th :13 lay brain": out with i-'.
[’rn-f. Browne nf (‘ :u; vvillc is xuw
i; (E x- "iiy. ilu ml] spend Sunday with
h:- f.;ti.2'r-i!.--I:;'.:" ”411.11%”? Uri).
1. H |:.!l:i.:.= rz- win-. 3 _\'~:<'.cnl:x_\' per
Shun: ;‘ linikuu .1 line {unuly curring".
for In: buzlu'r, .\luynr lll'Lil‘n. Its a
bE‘JHTy.
The II:.iL-rpri<:.- hruilxm {mm Dumm—
uuaé a: H'mv Inn-J hf 11:; ('- lisigldui h)
”wings 3: (’n , \x'hiL-ii “as imm- Iliuh 3;»
shim”! lo Smittiv.
“iv an: raizuhiy i: Lima-l {Lat “run: is
thi Hiram!» f.r l’uil (£32qu .1 xii-at of
(hi ’y-mn lux:.!n~r \'(-.~:~(‘i.~’.. Wili Taco
m'. EARL- n buck 5:11?
112'. J. H. Jmixu-H, representing the
Cdmpuln-Fu Concert (inmraLy is in
lowu. making arrangeincds for (be ap
penruuee n 5 tlml cumumy.
Muzzxzng thvme- in we .\l. I‘}. Church
tumurrarxmurning: l'nmf uf Btu-{a
tiuu- from Miracle“. luthu evcuiuu:
the Cu-opemti-m of man) with God.
Shauna: J. 1%. Libby mu imn the
stone duck n! Chuvknnul and sprung n
lz'uk. She went on the bench at Fair-
Han-u fur rel-aim. Hence she was late
in her nrrn‘ul 2mm What ~nm tndny.
Miss'l‘ma Duwie. risk-r nf Custv-ms
Cilia-Llama \\'n!ii.nn.~ou. has taken".
“much" in her wan right aH‘rc-scout
Bay and intends to pass the summer
railing [Age and burning stumps, so to
Speak.
The atm:m>hip Umuhlhi sailed {rum
San Frax.:~ZSCu fur ”LS putt on yesterday
at 10 a. m.. bringing a large freight and
passengea iésl. Amung the passenger
list we notice the familiar name nf Dr.
I. .\l. Harrison.
Mrs. Jus‘spll .‘.lvxuudcr and children
will ieuve tudny for their tempurary
home on \Vbidl-y island. Joe is at
present cm pluycd as time keeper on the
E. & N. R. R. at Vietu vm and expects
tu move his family over there soon.
\Vu heartily commend to "ye ejitor"
of the ;,ul.’ the reading of the democrat
ic uatiounl platform of luur years ago.
It w-mld be interesting reading. After
it has finished just take a good sleep to
rest yuur nerves and thep let up an the
“omens-L“; partisan" racket.
A case of assault was tried before
Justice Trimble, wherein Gus Walls
was plaintiff and one O'Brien defendant.
The assault touk phnce yesterday and
appeum to have been the result 0' an
old grudge. Defendant was 'uuLd
guilty and finéfl. Two D-vllars and
exam.
I’rut'. Brown of L‘oupevills reports
that it leaks Very hopeful for the recov
ery ot .\lr.liuce. who was accidentally
shot some time ago. He states that the
friends of Mr. Rice have placed him
under the trcntmcut 0! an ludinn dcc~
tor, whose only way of treatment consists
in watching day and night to keep the
wound clear from accumulation of mat
ter and decomposed tissue by suction.
and thus prevent blood poisoning.
The most Siliglliat' incampetoncy tor
oflice is being det‘clopEd by Sherifi' \Vilt
of Tacoma. Martin is nnpursued. Nu.
body knoWs our care; where he is. He
is at liberty to escape it he wants to and
it he is rstnken and hung, he will have
to present himself at the sherifl‘s silica
and beg; for that honor. Wilt may not
be an accomplice in his escape but he
forgot to notify anybody or the fact un
til Martin had abundance of time to
have reached Victoria or Portland.
Wilt should resign now or else take
Martins place.
The delay of the steamer Libby in
getting otf yesterday nu her trip to
Whntcom and Island ports was caused
by Captain Davis being unable to se
cure a properly licensed mate; The
mate of the previous trip, it is reported,
was left sick at his home at Friday Har
bor on the return passage of the steamer
to this port. Late in the evening Capt.
Davis secured the services of Capt. L.
B. Hastings to act as master torthis trip.
Capt. Davis assuming the position of
mate himself. The steamer finally get
ofi' about nine o'clock.
Turing the heavy gale aday ortwo
ago the sea was rough and somewhat
lumpy. The steamer Edua. leaving here
at. '2. p. m.. for Port Discovery. encount
ered the toughest of it. After she had
rounded Point Hudson one sea struck
her that washed clear over her. The
water struck her deck ham], and as he
was not prepared for it it washed uim
overboard. Fortunately a passenger
seem; the accident seized a hpnviun
line and threw it tn the man. He grab
bvd it and was tamed quite a distance
unhl the steamer was stopped. \Vhen
drawn aboard he was anhurt but no be<
named that be retained a death gr'p on
the heavingline for near half an hour.
Our neighbor the Call frankly con
fessed that it condemns the course of
Postmaster McNamara for employing
Learned as clerk. Nulvody denies that
he is capable and pains-taking and most
people believe fully that. the office isnuw
in much better condition than at any
previous time since the change of Post
mastera was made. Mr. McNamara may
bring down 1119. wrnth 0! a few hot
hen-lei democrats but the general pub
lic who are much mx-re interested in
wind mail germ-:3 than in the poiilicul
views of x: f'irly dollar oflice Will (1|!-
prove. By the way we have seen.onca
or twice,n republican working at. the
cases in the Cull ufiice. "Turn the ma.
cnls out. Mr. Cu!i.".
Senator Stanford says all talk about
him being a catiJilme fur Presidential
honors is absn'd.
Hon. P. B. Johnson of the W.W.
Union who has been :usticnting in Cal.
has returned unimproved in health.
From no:das~s Dal!)-
Jlrs. Noimqer living nu Mapln Av. 33'
very rick. '
Businms mot-tin: of the W. U. T. U. l
at .\lrs C:illmun'< Lox! Wedmsduy. l
Br-rtic HI)ll"=lhlJ rurpriq-Ll his friends
by dropping in in: :1 Visit nu Saturday.
A gum] «la-u! vl l:n.lilir-;: is going on, .
on ”11' lull. Drum-'3 rrsi law“ will he a 5
beauty. l
Thu sh nuwr Glam Bram—n hm hruken 5
her rlliull and is l:ii-l upfur r~.-p:nir:~'utl
Tuv- m: a. '
Nathan: l::l< h-‘vn l 1 ward i-f 'lu- gchllc-l
manly prisuuvr wlm ‘.uul: :ulvux-lhge ufl
the Spring lap-min; at the ’l‘acmnuja-l. I
Izifnrnmfiun is “'Jllllll! (If the where» l
a‘J-mt: nf J in 11. (.‘uucli, wlw 101 l Tu-’
(mun I’dmmr)‘ I].ln‘>‘3. Am um‘ wlm .
(‘11:;lllr'.l\lllllf'lli'flrwllnfnnnilllfill Will 3
pk ."h'z‘ enmtumiicutc with Sarah E. l
CuZIC‘tI. 2711! (‘ll4 l). shred. Tacoma.
“7214-. Tor. l
'l‘liv- firs: nmnhrr“ of tln- Jum‘uu City 5
‘ll'ixJnf; [:l'l‘4l/‘llli (7|;n121" iullla- [t “[0139. i
will) a x:i-.--- (‘11! -.5 ii; cit)" \‘lilt‘l: if 3
fer'vtlnufiy mils Hm .\lrtrupi-lis 12f thel
u'):.‘l;w'-.~'t. Ami far that matter it lil
c‘vrri'ct. ilw 11"'(".l'll i~ n Might nku‘ 1
little >lu- {nu-d “'i- l!l';“‘ .\lyq-rs “ill §7!1(~ :
m-ml. \“c :‘.ru sure lx-- will if lzc- has; (he l
fi-Cvl 2n .~u;;i~nrt l:i~‘ vulvrprisv. i
V lpmiu \VilliJm livuhm. if Putt l
Nuke-3y, Las law-n mul-Jng a bur hf [3:01
I“ gwr Snlxml «luring the past few Il:;_\'§l. I
Ur- lwnnlvl tlxi- steamer Puiilknfskf. .
mm m u“. Ailllo Skunk-um, \viwrvhiel
run-l Hm l’ugv: Sound and Gray"; Hnr
lmr rmlruaul lc‘rniiuutos. From llwre he
went to Obuipiu. :m-l relurued tn Set-tr
(Ev, when: be c insulted his altar-. 103: or:
3mm: le-.:.'|l mailers, and reiuruod to Port
Binkcly at 10 u‘clnck yc<tnrday murniug, l
Thu captain enjnys good health and
seemed pleased with the result nf his
cruise. '
From Tuesday's Dally.
lIURRAH. HURRAH. HURRAH.
Tlml Rail Rum].
Port Townsend and Port!und!
Through cars and beautiful mule.
James Sims tank a trip tn “Moria
yostvrduy. He will remain for nfew
dupe.
The Boss Route to the Columbia is
the Port Townsend Southern. See e7)-
giucr’s report. .
.\ (‘hinesc (tank from the Alaskan was
arresiml in Victoria the other day for
smuxgliug CEITEHES, and was ting-d SSO
and costs.
The S. S Punhin made the run {rum
San Fr-mcisc» :0 Departure Bay in 55
hours. the quickest time on recurd. Her
officers claim that she can do much
better.
The discovery of copper me. at Port
Discovery is being heralded through the
nnrtbwest, and will probably elicit
enough attention to secuce at léaat a full
and fair lest of its Villld.
Lupez Island is very nnxinus tn se
cure the services of a capnhle school
mamm. About S4O per month and a five
month's achoolis the way they talk.
send in your application.
Where is our Street Railroad? Why
not boo the thing some what nud get
the stock taken and send the line up the
hill and out toward the ccmctery. Who
will take hold of the matter?
We are reliably infurmed that there is
considerable viulaliuu of our game laws,
especial]: on Sunday. Some of our
“youngsters" who should be in Sunday
school are engaged in this business.
Better stop immediately, boys.
Seattle is in danger. Not content
with allowing the small-nu and the
tea! estate men to run riot in the city, n
large Cougar has recently been prowl
ing about tbu: city seeking whom he
may devour. The real estate men are
after him to sell him a lot.
Captain C. Gilbert. our wull known
and genial tuwnsman, has been ap
pointed by the Old, reliable, firm of
\Valermmi & Kulz to represent the ship
ping ink-rests here. \Ve nudcratand
that their entire shipping business will
be in antnin Gilbert‘s hands. Certain
ly no better selection could be made
than this and We congralulale the firm
and the Captain bulh .
Tug Pioneer tuned to sea this morn
ing Ship Spartan, cunl laden from Seal
ile to S. F.
Tug Biz laws to sea Nnrwegian Bk
Lindsay. lumber laden for Melbourne.
Tug Holyokc laws in a large boom of
logs to Hadlock.
Steam Collier. San Pedro passed up
yesterday.
From Our Exchanges.
Emperor Frederick is still improving.
Petrolium has been found in large
quantities in Egypt.
English elections are turning in favor
of Gladstone again.
Four members of the Corean Embassy
are en route for home.
Portland is spending $2000“: month
advertising for immigrants.
Even Salem, Oregon. the sleepiest of
all sleepy cities has raised $2400 for
booming herself.
Hun. H. G. Struve. one of the lending
lawyers of the Territory. is in the city.
He is registered at the Central.
Fred. Skillmau. a young man from
Michigau.drppped dead in Seattle the
other day. Heart disease wns tbecnuse.
'l he National League of Mitchelstown .
Ireland, has discussed the papal decrees
and have concinded to spend more time
in collecting more money for Home Rule
and less for Peter's—pence. '
Dll'l D.
MARDEN —lu Port annseud April
30th 1888. at the home of his son Mr.
H. 11. Warden. Captain Jason W.
Mnrdeu. in the 66th year of his age.
Captain Wntdeu was born at Stocktuu,
Mame. Fur many years he followed
the sea and commanded fine ships.
During the war of the Behelliun he
served iu the national Armv with Innur
In nun n! th :33 seven: Wilmer campaigns
he ountracfed [he 41139133 which ren
dered him an ihv‘l'nl Hill] fiuuhy mum-:1
his duulx‘ [n tine ye ”1333 he came In
”It! PacLfie cxmzt lu benefit his health
and halter the [.r spa-ts mi 1: 5 family.
His wife, in -::.!_v ulsuuh er ml um suns
haw preoeedeu inm tn the better IvurH.
Four $108,311 in Wnshizqtnu Tania-r}-
reuniu behiu-l. Gaptnu Murden mu .1
man on” singularly and quitet mind.n|
Ways less rcxirxu: “Ld (Hfidom {lv
waa for more tlm.- forty ycms n CUIFZS
but number of the Methodist Church.
SI ,QNDO,OOO
RAILROAD SUBSIDY.
ROll it up, Gentlemen.
A ROUND imauuon ! u
Enthusizsti: Rzilrcai Meeting.
THE BOAg—ASSIIRED-
Last awning a large and cullm<.iustic
crowd assembled at the Ouutt Hume at
the call of the directors to :übscxibe
sanin tn iLe l’urt 'l‘mvusunl. Presi
dbLt Kulm presided and ”wind the
mwtmg WISE: :'. brief accuum M the (‘r
gmnzation u: the cvm; any. Telling; of
its strength. he said ten of Part 'l'uwu
scml's energetic bl!>il.(‘ss mun haul sulr
ecribul :1 tbnnmxzd dnHurs Hub just tn
have the mute inmstigutod and survv) ed
and thn: now the: had the strength of
several Inrgl- (‘2l;fnruia cupiizlhsls who
“ere intensted iu the rund.
SL'CI‘UL'H'S R. G. Hill :uxul lln- .'rgmrt uf
th.- urgiueurs an the route. This :1'; Wed
that the route was asple dzd um- and
the. gra has excurdixngly easy. 'I In: ad
versc tepotls cunecrnius: this ruufc Ind
been put m: in the interest at the
Northern Pacific miimad 0-.)
Hm), C. .\I. Bradshaw then spoke cou
c:ruiug the \‘nluu of rail building and
the way in n (:_.:uplisb if. He crilinally
examined Um bond and declmed that it
was safe to 5i :1) such :1 bond. for if the
raid did not c 2mc hem it would he nu
loss to the cit‘zcus.
Hun. N. D. Ihll mmh‘ probably the
bt‘if speech of I:.n evening. As n mvrv
chant of many year's «spam-nee here he
showed how the trade of a largo num
ber of cummumtics had been lost to us
by inaction. He slmwul bow ibis could
be won again by just such enlerprlse as
this railroad. He favored pushing the
enterprise.
Colonel Lnndes showed the advantage
of Ibis location as :1 terminus‘.
Ex-Mayor l). W. Smith spoke at some
length as to the nbilx'y of JAY-mun.
county to aid such an enterprise.
Hon. J. J. Calhoun urgvd imm-liato
nctiou.
Geurge ii. Jnues made 1: telling pmnt
as to the absolute necessity of iutv‘rest
ing otbel larger cumpunies.
Hon. A. \V, Bash tum-hm] HIRE] the
amount of bnsmess dune Imre and
insistei “mt a mad Wuuid pay.
\V. H. H. Learned. Maj-m Vnu Bukc
lin, Mr‘ Watermen and Mr. \V. Uplanty
also made short speeches. TL-rec chews
for the Port Townsend southern were
then given and subscriptions in land
and money rolled up tn the vulneot
probably $600,000. W:- wiH prn-bnbly
make it a round million in value.
From “’exlncscus's Bulb.
Mr. Crawls hf Friday Hurlmr is. in the
city.
MLWalter Merrick is on the sin-ef-
again.
Hun. McElro} of Shagit county is in
the 033'.
Hr. Cousins of Lopn-z arrived in on
the Libby
Mr. & Mrs. James Sims returned from
Viotoaia this morning.
Mr. Dan Sw. rJficer goes tuday to his
ranch on Orcas Island to (arm.
Remember the Parlor cm‘cert of to
murrow night. at the Opera L-unso.
Hurrah for the Call and the street
railway! Go in Brother Flowers!
Deairabie property in Irving Park, !or
saie by B. S. MILLER.
Mrs. Dan Pullea of Quilyhute is in
the city eumute home from Seattle.
Two good front rooms to rent over
the Port Townlznd Shoe Store. Apply
ta J. Filipntrick. ‘
Mrs. G. Lewis. Drzasmaking and fam~
ily sewing. [looms at Mrs. G. W.
Thurman's. *
Buy a house in Irving Park. and let
the lot pay for it. Cull on Ben Miller
for particulars. '
The tnblenu presentation of Inst even
ing was quite a ancccss. The ladies
tO'ok upwards of ninety dollars.
Mr. Frank Smith, the musician 113;-
goae to Friday Harbor and Roche Harg
bot to teach hand o'assos in each place. ‘
Allen Weir arrived home this morning 1
from Dungeness, having been unuvoidfi
ably detained there for severnldnyu past.
The {final of Captain Marden took
place yesterday and was conducted by
Rev. J. N. Deuison of the .\I. I‘}. church.
Go to Bartlett's and select it sent for
the entertainment tomorrow evening. It
will be worth while tonttend such an
enjoyable afl'uir.
Judge Jnmu G. Swan leaves today. on
route for Boston and other points in the
east. He goes over the Canadian Pu
cific, and will visit. Toronto.
Farmers in and about the Dnngenesa ‘
river bottom are doing more clearing
and improving this year than over bra-l
fore in the same length of time. lndced ‘
they are (as! changing the {we of na
ture in that vicinily.
The daily W'ashingtoniun Has not ar
rived. In fact the Call has nnnopo
lized so much attention that .mdne
Kuhn has probably forgotten me Sea!-
tle daily. And now comer :m nutirely
new setof democratic enthusiasts and
day they will shut the dull)’ "Enterprise"
in Saaule. Whom will it lumm.
After all the abuse of Inst year heaped
upon Dr. Minkler for his nllupathic dOSES
ta the 0. B. Jt Col. as health uffim-r. it is
quite interesting to know that our pm:-
ont oflher, after th mouths of nuanc-
Oessful bomaopalbic (11-fling. has mturu
ed to heroin treatment and xmw instead
0! paying 3300 m.- prcscriptinu mid
company 9712:; the rixgniur fo— ul 55(4)
MILLING C-uaxm; ~ .'\ p'nlfw' E miil
man can find nu bxcvlkan': ..; 5v «x-znmxy
h mung» in mmxufnctufin: MVP-C: Lint
bar. chuyuui fwd. 3am, nn a umnil whine
by applying: tn thh‘ omen. 'ihc (‘nyiL’fl
rrqnited would not n-xCx-u-l ss.!fw, 3:41
the mill Haul nut hch .'.cu~.;:~:ty«~f
over five thousand feet of h:mber per
day. The Lcatiuu is Hut |f Ezmv
fanning commu'nily that needs fun-er
mannlaemted at horn: :.Dd bus chum:
material necessary within easy reach of
the site to last for tenyeara tn cflme.
Logs em be cmtmcicd fur film-ad in
large amounts, at very rena-nmhh prices
and u cwzumcdiom sum wxll he «lemma!
in :: cr-xxmxl puitimz. We can men-n
mum! the “pm-12;; a< a \l‘-"_\' xlvstrnhl:
uuof r 23:“ run mun.
i The w-czk of {he swank-r Que-01) of
”use P 3045: Wm Lu! Ly Mrikiug h rock,
and is :4» far auxin—ly unex-rdaiuml. The
k-Il‘vwim; is (‘.l;;:Li'r A‘t-erkzr‘s stato
mmt: Lie was culled at 2:15 and ’ume
:hc waiter pouring in the used. IL! im
‘mediutefiv gave unl-‘rs h: the rflicms and
crew to shin tizu from!“ from moi-aw
sidv (U the Wrzdhcr side an! make pz-rt
with all spzcd. The water Dulll't‘ll in
faster than thv height Could he SLifu-J.
“19 lives of the x-ussengcrs alone was
considered firrt, and :'Le vessel second.
He kept the‘ engineers and firemen m
{heir {)osz under the whit peremptory
orders when “)o,an were up to their
negks In water. The men acted i:r:.ve!_\‘
and kept to orderé‘, Ihouuh much fright
ened. The [outs \‘J‘JrP swung out Inn-g
before port was ambled tn guard against
pukibic mud. 'l‘l:e~ 'v‘wa-i :‘.:n‘ lying
in {wquy-two fut“. uf w;.:.-.~ at an .:ngh
of 45 degrees hvadmg woe! by :‘.:xth'a‘eat.
tho stun in shuré He has telegraphed
GqudH, Perkin: 5: Cw.‘ fur :: mg with
pump: and din-rs h- lift. Ur: wreck. The
cargc- was 500 tons ([ gvuurul nu-rchzxn
dire !' Sam Luis ()pisl)” and fund:
Hull”).
.\iuy 1~-Ar rivr r 1 «Am. 9mg. lied Crass.
(':xpL .\lvlnlyro. lumlnx' huh-1: in m
Gambh' l'~-r hydm-y.
Burl: Envch 'l‘mhnlt, frum San Diego,
tn lund lumlmr n: Hnihwk.
Arrived —Bk. Jan. A. King from Hob;
olulu. Awaiting orders. ‘
Arrived—~3l". G. 0. \Vhitmnre, freight
for Port 'l‘uwmend and Smlltka from
'Fliscu. Will pmbubly load coal at
Nnniumn. B. 0.. fur 'Frisco.
Ship Martha “Washington from Sim
l‘cdru. arrived yvslorday (May 1‘!) in
sail. an! departed fur Seattle lulumi
cnul fur ‘Flisco.
Brnish funr mush-d ship \Yeudnu ur
rive-l nt Q'leenstuwu ugly scwufiy-exglxt
days from Pugct Sound.
Steamer Alki will 15:11] (nzzl at Depar
l‘nre Bay.
Alfred Haimau is duly instaikd as
managing editor of tne I’.-1., and from
hencefuxtb is responsible for a” matter
appearing in tin.- paper.
Steamv-r Brick, bclnnging: to Capt. J.
W. 'l‘arln. has been cut and made 17 feet
[anger and givvu new upper works. Slw
will l-c pm on [be Whutczrm-Semiabmnu
rhuiu In carry llzv: mails.
The Dispaich arnvrd this morning:
with mail and passengers from Ciallam
ports
Cnnrk'y Willuughby goes today mu
mnieolthu steamer Libby, with Capt.
Harvey Hannah.
Bark G. O. Whitmore is now uulnad
ing 50 tons of height a: Bartlett‘s whari.
She will load coal at Departure Buy for
Hnnnlnln.
The command or .1" simmer J. B.
Lil-l)" was this. morning (:n'cn :) Capt.
H. G. liuuuzlb. (‘nptm'n Dav will re
sume command 0' the Pimnhm. .
The two ship l-Illislzmd, Hind, “1w
tmvml tn thuuhlv by the lug .\lavliv 03:
yesterday.
Ship Invim'ihlu was tuwml intn har
hor lm-‘t evening by tug Blakcly. from
(tumble, lumhur huh-n for Sun biog”,
and Ink-r departed for her dcsfinatiun.
Brim}: ship Lm-h Baum WM towed In
Hadlwk by tug llulyoku.
Terrible Bonds in “'iscmsiu.
Wilson. of sewing machine lame, died
on Monday at \Voodumuut, Cunn.
The Sun!!! Prairie cmzl mine is in
operation again.
The numinnkion of M. W. Fulkr h. Lo
Obie! Justma gives good snliafnctiun.
The Leif Erickson will run in the in
terests of the salmon cannery bngincis
a: Scamc. _
At Sioux Falls. 1) mt; 'n. the Quad peo
ple received n tram 3n t 9 may of a sleigh
ride or. April 30th.
\‘l'ortn Knowlng
Mr. W. H. Morgan. merchant. Lake
City, Fla. was taken with a severe Cold.
attending with n distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many ancnllcd popu
lur cough remedies and steadily grew
Won-e. Was rednm din flush. had difii
cully in breathing: and was unable. to
glee-p. Finally triul Dr. King‘s New
Discovery for Consumption "Dd found
immediately relief, and after lISIIIE about
a half dozen bottles found himcelf wall
and has had no return of the disease.
No other remedy can show (m proud 3
record of cores. as Dr. King's New Dis
cnvery ff‘r Consumption Guaranteed to
do juat what is claimed for it. Trial
lumen free at D. Hill & Suus‘ drug store.
Queer l‘iunnd,§tnrlu.
'l‘he fits and starts-using these Words
in their literal meaning-mt t. c nervom
people often strike the hehvldc-r us lud
icrous. The nerves of hearing of such
unfortunates nre painfully acute, and
impinged by abrupt. uneXpected noise-s ‘
lend them sumt-timm to perform antics}
worthy of a jumping-jack. At the root
‘of nervousnesaan most instances. is non
assimilation of the food. and conse
qnently innutrztiou of the nerves (is If
the other tissuesof the body. This pro-‘
longed is. of course. productive of star
ions nervous disease. The remedy is
Hostetter‘s Stomach Bitters. that invig—
onrte the stomach and enables it to per
form its functions properly. Soon after
commemciug n Course of it. will he
found that the nerves grew more tran
qnill by dny, nightly repose becomes
less interrupted. and appetite more viz;-
orous and finishing. These are the in i~
tinl indications, follow-(l by the com
plete restoration of nrrvous vigor. The
Bitters also cure fever and agne. llVL'f
[complaint and constipation.
The. whole Vim} Machine-y
Depends fur the fuel, which is the origin
of its propulsnrv furcc. upon tlse stam—
ach. In that hidden niemhic ihe [nod
undergoes the chemical chaugr-s which
trunsmule it into blood. from which the
syits'n draws the nmh-rial that reim
burses it {or its: daily losses”! ti-suu.
These. 0! course, are greatly urgumented
:in disease. If the sminack. Hit-reform
‘is weakened or disordc'ed, H.e system i.~
deprived nf sustain-nee. llnstvtiex',
Stomach Bitters can he rciied upon to
fucihtnic and renew digwtion when (but
fuuuziim inns lwn'n in’mnlpit‘] by wmk
ness hf UK stumzmh. BIHKHXSHL‘SF. urn
divermnn of l- (' iulx- .'rvm its [:r‘upcr
channel. which «‘.:x-vr n~n~~lig~utzon, is
akin rnmvdiml hv if H-mr:lu‘m:, wind
Inn (3‘o rhimzu'h. s‘!" 5. '. 'm“: r. [l]: np .n
{the (zilifliu', :ih'! -.t2 . r v :uplnim nf
rtnmu‘h arr! !.vor .;.~ ' 3, r. iv .\[sl‘O‘lli].\
.r-.‘:ziu\‘r:l. M-z! '..1 -' -‘~ in -:u '-= -.1 er: :3.
flirt. lulu-j; ’.:]:i ‘-i.-Ai~rl.-r tr--I:b!-,-r, :‘.-ni
fltwatinn. rhn-unm'n-m and~ m-Ixznlgi‘.
_vcild when it is lliz'd rugninriy and {wr
aistently
mun (‘uw [or 'V'Alr
A g '.::l, L't‘il'iz' mulch r 1" rs. v.
St: yrfifa “H. and giv 1.; um... um
b 3 u good Mute: cow. l’ncv, a 0“. Ap
ply as thwoflice.
THE OLD HILL . w .
__n.___.
Hem {mm the ban? of the mu I look
Through a lattice of bnughs and lnavts
On the 0M {3113' mill. v. ith its gmnhricl roof.
Au-l the "1058 on i! : rolling raw-s.
I hvar :ht‘ u-lnlh-r I|le jars ILs “nus,
.\n-l Uu- m>hiug wnu-r'a aunml;
And 1 sn- llu Marl; duals 1'15: and [all
.\s the u hm'l gut-3' :10“ Ly mum].
I rode there often when I was young. ..
Wizh my grist on the horse before.
And talked with Nellie, the miller‘s girl.
AS I waited my turn at the door.
And while sh» tossr-d her ringlets brown.
Ami aim-d and chatted so free,
The “I.lle might stop or the wheel might go—
-1: was all the same to me.
'Tis tm-my _nm‘x‘ >ium- list I stood
on th - spot u n-‘n- l slanvl ln-day
Ant! 3:. llic :’.-2 \\'--.l aml (he milleris dead.
.‘md lln- mill mu! 1 1m- gray.
But bulll. lill up {all mm min and wreck.
To our fun lune of luil are lnuml.
And the man :3 "'5 and tln- st ream flows,
Am] the v. ln-el mun-s blnwl)‘ round.
; —Bostam Beacon.
A DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS.
\That He Says of Muscular Dcvelofh
went—Valuable Physiological Hints.
Though once :1 Seotc‘nman, Director
Goldie has hem my. American {or thirty
six years. Us 5113's he is 4!). but his looks
belie him. fur 12.11: €c>tif~y that lie is not
over :13. if we $511130 Lynn-5:11; could see
him he “‘ole (‘ll:lzl‘::(",,‘ him with joy, not
withsxaudiu; the sight diflln-ncc in their
methods. 1- r six years Director Goldie
was the elunmrinn all round athlete of the
old (‘almlwninn club. He filled the hair
of nllbi‘lllul‘ dullnmnent at Prime-ton for
sixteen 5113.", :‘.ml the lmys over there
plied him will: :2.) many questions about
tlii<, that nml the other that he was forced
to study phy>i(;lo_:y in order not to appear
ignorant before his pupils. It made him
one of the but of the common sense physi- ‘
01031525 in llze United States, and he came 1
to his new post at the New York Athletic 3
club house as well equipped for its duties ‘
as any man in the World.
“My rule,” he says, “is to lake the ma
terlal that Conltn to mylmnds and improve
it in the natural way.”
That is the whole science of modern
athletes. Lycm'gus (lid not do that. He
took the pick of the lot every time and
compelled them all to do one way. Pro
fessor Goldie permits his 300 to do 300
ways.
“I can‘t watch ‘em,” he declares, “and
there‘s no use making absurd rules that
men are not going to keep.”
Spoken like Solon.
*‘ The chief trouble with athletes in
America," he continues, “is that. they
overdo athletics. We cannot do the work
here that is done in England. It; takes
more out of us to resist. the climatic
changes and influences. “‘0 are a nerv
ous people, yet we persist in livingat high
pressure all the time, thus rendering our
selves the more nen‘ons. Americans are
forever trying to do their best. It i3.a.
great mistake."
“In What other Way can you tell what’s
in a man?"
“By his general methods and condition.
I’ll give you an instance. At one of our
exhibitions Ford surprised himself by
vaulting two inches higher than he had
ever gone before. I was not surprised. I
knew it was in him from what. I had seen
him do at. practice. He never outdid him
self in exercising.”
“And as for running?"
“The same rule. I never care to see a
man do his best before the race. Under ;
no circumstance should he be permitted‘
to test his speed within twenty-four hours 1
of the contest." \
A certain well known tut-(man of this}
city tries his horses in the morning; they
go well enough to win everything, but in
the afternoon they invariably lcso the
race.
‘-‘How do you train your jumpers, pro
fessor?"
“No two men jump alike. Each has a
style of his own and I must insist on
every man jumping after the manner that
comes natural tu him, and gradually bring
ing that styfe toward perfection. I have
seen excellent. jumpers ruin their chances
forever by imitating the style of some one
whom they admired. The same is true of
running. We must not; force a. man to
change his stride too radically. He must
be taught how tozoe the line and start
promptly and with advantage at the sound
of the pistol shot—:‘. [eat more difllcult
than the novice would imagine. In sprint
races the start is or the utmost import
ance; an advantage gained in getting away
often wins a. race.
“What hours do you recommend! for
taking exercise? ’
“Two hours before a meal or two hours
after. I don’t believe that a man should
exercise on an empty stomach—unless, of
course, he was brought up that way.
Never change a man’s habits suddenly.
Eix o‘clock dinner is the bane of. athletics
in America."
“HOW about food?"
“eq any sound food you like and that
agrees with you. I like oatmeal and
thrive upon it. It might make you sick.
If so, don‘t touch it. You know what is
good for you far bettcr than I do.”
f‘ls the mowcybqth good ofter exerc‘xse?”
“If the water isn't- too cold, yes. New:
go to extremes. Many constitutions can
not. stand the shock of a. cold plunge. I
think tepid water is best, as a. rule."—
Ncw York Tribune.
Dust: in the Stores.
\Vhile they are advocating the laying of
the dust in the streets. I wonder that. some
one does not take up the dust: nuisance in
the stnre‘». Evm-y afternoon, between 5
and 6 o'rluek. the ilmrs are swept and the
clerks lu-.~;.thc nu :x‘umsphere of dust. that
is sometimes frightful and always un
pleasant. It is just the hour of the day
when sn‘eeping should not be done, as the
employes are exhausted after the day‘s
work, the uiris close and dry, and the
heat great, for there is not. much ventila
tioninv. large store. No matter it Ql9
floor is sprinkled. a. cloud of dust always
flies up and settles upon the counters.
Often the man who sweeps out wears a
sponge over his mouth and nosetopre
vent coughing—Lady Clerk in Globe-
Democrat.
Tennysmi and His Trees.
Isaw the poet to the best advantage,
under his own trees and walking over his
own domain. He took delight in pointing
out to me the finest and rarest of his trees
—nnd there were mnnybennties among
them. I recall myrisit to \Vhittier at
Oak Knoll. in Dnnvcrs, a little more than
a. year ago, when he led me to one of his
favorites, an aspiring evergreen, which
shot up like at tlame. Ithought of the
graceful Aim-rim“ elms in front of Long
fellmv's home. and the sturdy English
elms that :~l.‘:lltl in front of Lowell's. In
this garden of l-Inglnnd, the Isle of “'ight,
Where everything grows with such lavish
extravagance u! gi‘eenness that it seems
as if it l‘.ll!.-,t bankrupt: the soil before
autumn. l felt as if weary eyes and over
ueked bruins might. reach their happiest
haven of rest—Dr. Holmes in The At
lanzic. A
TO THE .lIUTHERLESS.
BY ('Annm SHAW-RIOB.
Now I a lid this \erse as a token,
pled:e these tents for a Sign,
That all of the motherless children
Are si<ters and l-mtbera of minc.
No matter at all yuur station.
No maner vout name or years.
I claim all the motherlesa children
fly the pzulws of mutual tears.
A 1 day we are going so calmly.
Uur duties' wearirozue mnml.
‘T. at none shall know nf buys t'm liu
Buried down under the grunx (I;
But when tht- daylxgnt Is 4:41.».L
\nd all of .‘..d (‘ id‘i JlO :'- :1
\V Pu llu- “Maw; ;r- _2 * _* go) *.
‘35: ‘v »'. "3 ~:' '?:.. ~ . -- list.
In ihe hush of the perfnmm] evening.
“Then the hem: for awhii» :3 1m",
When the alnrs lunk d “v, n :2 yiiy
And the cypress 1,4 u-n' :~ 9; dew,
“’e'fl tune: in the I'!x:‘zc?;_\.zrd shod 5
Where the sad grgves he 1n :1 12m.
Wrer: all we motherims chi drew
Are uia‘urs and hrufkt‘ni -.f mvv.
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