? " ?? v - > '' ' r w fl""-v \u25a0\u25a0"%%**? ' THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. V'.ljxx., NO. 17. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. 1891. EIGHT-PAGE EDITION eT*^*nc* 4 halting, besitatinsr manner, S2OO REWARD! and sbaw, lawyer. he seemed to be very glad and ex- Port Town**!: Portland, August 28,1852, from * & ROYAL GAMBIA ceedingly relieved when his examination New York. Albert Briggs, Por THE IM7, W. P. BOYD Townsend: Portland, October 14, from CO. was over. THE EARLY P0U(? SETTLERS. lowa. Henry D. Cook, Walla Walla. August 10, THE SEALING <3«»eral Owen *853, We will pay the above sum to the person Williams was the next from Missouri. Jamea Delgardno, Port He related everything connected lownsend; Port Townsend, l<>3, from San Fran- fitinsj us which will lead to the Prince of Wales Testifies in with the games, his in the main cisco. A. A. I»cuny. shuttle; Portland, 1851, information testimony Proceedings of Annual from *- party parties concurring with the previous Reunion Illinois. E. B. Ferguson, SnohomUh, 1554, Only One Cntter Will Remit in arrest and conviction of the or witnesses. from t alilornia. the Baccarat Trial 'Crow-examination by at John F.taspatrick, Port Tofpn- removing CURTAIN Sir Charles Rus- Port Town send. send, from San George, and \ / who are maliciously destroying sell he said Francisco. Mrs. F. T. in Alaskan Waters. that on the second night ofthe Sumner; l* Banker That He A Proposition to Klect All the Officers from New Hampshire. Warren I. Hastings, Pfe®® °f testimony caused a de- Chilean Cralssr FIas hod |ssreh-U|ktt ered Camming Guilty?'The Chester cided?T From One City Beaten-Eligibility Port Townsend, born in Jefferson county, 1363. sensation. When Sir Charles Russell D. H. Seattle; On for Hill, San Francisco, 1858, from American Warship a# 9h« Har- Makes a Damaging Omission?What ?sked Williams why he continued to ad- Membership Defined by the Con- Maine. Hanford, Seattle, Seattle, 1 - Something Very dress A. K. born in ried Past la tha Night- Satisfactory New Say plaintiff Seattle and Cheap. Did Mrs. in stitntlon. Townsend; ufim® Charles Jones, Cali- in Also Wilson to the Prince? as "Dear Bill" letters 1855. H. Port Test of ? But the goods are strictly first-class. See after the scandal, witness explained that fornia, 18V, from Maine. Orange Jacobs, Seat- tha Newark Daring Storm. | range of prices below plaintiffwas of mind and tle; Oregon, l»a2, from*New York. Francis W. suffering agony James, and remember they are better values for LORDOJT, June 2.?Long before o'clock, that he [Williams] did not wish to add to I'ort Townaeud; San Francisco, 1350, the 11 PORT Towitsisp, June from England. John C. Kellosrg, Seattle; Vancou- the hour fixed for the opening ofcourt, ail his old friend's grief. 2.?[Special.]? m money than ever shown before. At The Washington Pioneer Association met ver, November, 1*52, from New York. Julia A. 8O» FRAJTCHCO, June 2. ?Collector Phelpa the seats were filled. Many of pres- another part of the crO&s-examination Kinetb, born Whidby island, W. lat- those general in this city this morning, and will be in on 1867. K. received a privste dispatch from Washing* ent brought their lunches, so that they the admitted that the plaintiff had imer, Seattle; California, 1852, session again today. In the absence of the from Missouri. ton City today, stating that the revenua 1 would not be compelled to lose any part reproached Lord Coventry and himself for C. A. Leash, Coupeville; San Francisco, 1854, cutter giving president, E. C. Ferguson, of Snohomish, from Corwin would not immediately of the proceedings by going out to eat. plaintiff bad advice. New Brunswick. William 11. H. Learned, to the forenoon meeting was called to order Port Townsend; Francisco, proceed Alaska. iShe will he assigned PORTIERES LACE CURTAINS The plaintiff, Sir William Gordon Cum- Charles' cross-examination of Sir &aa 1850, from Mas- to temporary AGENTS FOB by First Vice-President James G. Swan, of sachusetts. Jcmes McCurdy, Port Townsend; duty in this district 1 SOLE RENAISSANCE. ming, resumed the witness stand. Pressed William Gordon Cumming is pronounced pending the to be a very successiul this city. He suggested that the morning Port Townsend, 1858, from New Brunswick. return of the Richard Rush. $ For $3.00, $4.00, $6.00, by the cross-examination questions of effort. What Sir William Munks, Fidalgo; San Francisco, I*4'.>, The programme the cuttern, $5.00, that business be put over to the afternoon meet- ; for revenue as Finest made, Russell, plaintiff he the Charles wanted was plaintiff should from Ohio. Miuda 1*57, in per pair, SIO.OO, the said that took ing, in view of the fact that a large num- Munks. Fidalgo; from indicated this latest news, is that tha SIO.OO, $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, present legal proceedings because the bac- admit that he remained quiet so long as lowa. O. N. Morse, Seattle; California. 1819, from Bear will ber of the association had not yet arrived, he stationed for the en- $12.50, $15.00, carat scandal had become a public matter he thought the facts in connection with New York. A. S. Miller. Seattle; California, 1849, $17.50, $20.00, the and this was done. At 2 o'clock in the aft- suing sealing season in Alaska. The $20.00, $25.00 per pair, and of conversation and comment, and because scandal would*»ot get about, and the from Maine. Thomas Mercer, Seattle: Oregon, Hush, which left Puget sound, the Prihilof islands and then return t» Club, proceedings. But between Sir Charles with prayer Rev. Mr. Blaine. The roll among otherj. and had he not taken was called by Secretary Henry, 1555, from Scotland. Charles H. D. Morrison, this city, when the Corwin will be re- and the plaintiff was a long Francis of Towasend; GOODS. 812.50, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00, action in the matter his clubs would cer- there and Olympia, after which the minutes of the Port California, 1856, from Scotland. lieved. The Hush will reeume duty in tainly have done so. stubborn contest, Sir William parrying Ben 8. Miller, Port Towusend; California, 1861, Alaska the the last meeting were read. latter part of tha $25.00 per pair. A letter from General Williams to Cum- lawyer's thrusts skillfully. Fi- from Maine. Thomas Prather, Olympia; Cali- sealing the SILK There being no regular business fornia, season. In stationing Corwin CURTAINS ming was then placed in evidence. It was nally, alluding to the compact of 1830, from Missouri. Sarah J. Plummer, and Kush in this the is SWISS. secrecy, to come up for action, President Seattle; California, 1*59, from Vermont. Thomas district idea to addressed, "My dear Bill," and its con- plaintiff said: "Yes, I lived in a keep watch on uny Japanese sealer* that fool's paradise for a time. At least I Ferguson asked the indulgence of Prosch, Seattle; San Francisco, 1855, from New For $7.50, SIO.OO, $12.50, tents were to the effect that nothing was had the he York. Charles Prosch, Seattle; Cslifornis, i\>3, endeavor to pass up the coast into Bering CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION. SIO.OO and $15.00 per pair. to act so, because had I not done the members while suggested r left to him, the plaintiff', but to place him- %o be made from Pennsylvania John C. Power, Coupe- sea. The Corwia, oefore making this dis- $15.00, $20.00, $25.00, $35.00 NOTTINGHAM. thing would have been taken up by my that some effort ought to self unreservedly in the hands of his com- to secure a permanent home for the Pio- ville; The Dalles, 1850, from Now Bruns- trict temporary headquarters, will take club, by my friends and my regiment." Townsend; manding officer,Colonel Stracey, as he had neer Association. He had called atten- wick. C. C. Perkins, Port Cali- supplies and instructions to the Hush and per pair. The Orient pro- In Ecru and White, "That is what I wanted," remarked Sir fornia, from Maine. Albert C. Phillips, per pair, done. The letter also contained the fol- tion to this matter at previous meetings, Bear. Charles. Port Townsend: born in Island county, 1&65. lowing: "You are quite at liberty to tell he said, and desired now to again impress THE ESMEKALDA dnces nothing finer than $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, Sir Charles cross-examined the of John M. Powers, Port Townsend, San Francises WAS AWAKE. $4.00, Colonel Stracey that you signed the docu- Prince it upon the members as something worth 1859, S. Howe, Seattle; Wales with some BIIOW of from Ohio. I>oui* San She Threw Her goods. $6.00. ment under extreme pressure and promise airiness. The more than passing notice. Judge Jacobs Francisco, 1851, from Maine. Jamea G. Sw..n, Dassllng Search Light* HAMMOCKS these $5.00, word "you" in cross-examina- Port on the Charleston. of secrecy." The witness here said: "I Sir Charles' said it seemed to him that there should be Townsend; California, 1850, from Massa- have never for a moment ceased to deny tion took the place of "your royal high- a requirement in the by-laws making it chusetts. David Shclton, Oakland, Mason BA* FI«AK«IPCO, June A private letter just ness" and county; Oregon, 1847, from North Carolina. Mrs. received fmm an officer on the United StatM the accusation made against me." Later "sir," which had plentifully in- necessary the to all in for officers reside Francis shelton, Oakland, Mason county; Dra- cruiser Charleston describes the warlike CAMP COTS, Front Street and Occidental on, Sir William denied that he said to terlarded Sir Edward Clarke's questions. place. the present manage- Square. Bat, one Under gon, 1847, from Kentucky. James Smith, Port preparations on the cruiser at the time she en- Berkeley "Could you not say that though Gladstone's attorney general, ment system Acapulco Lovell: Russell, there is no about the man- Townsend; Jefferson county. 1855, from England. tered harbor wbile chasing the itata. you were mistaken?" showed to a certain degree agement of the organization, simply M. A. Sawtelle, Port Townsend: Francisco, The letter says the Charleston arrived at Aea- his liberal he San A sensation was created at this point by tendencies, was because the officers cannot or do lf>49, from Maine. Henry I* Tibbals, sr., Port pulco ut~:3oa. m.. May Ift. At A o'clock a. a. CHAIRS S STOOLS. TO in his RETURN (\u25a0HBHI""'" Sir Charles Russell, who, after hearing manifestly tender handling not together and talk matters Townsend; California, 1*54, from Connecticut she encountered tbe Esmeralda. of the get The Charleston WIDOICOMB rußNiTunc eft oEpfuß this last denial from the plaintiff, re- royal witness. In fact, the general If all the officers reside in one John Tasset Tuckey, Port Townsend: California, was endeavoring to enter the opinion over. 1853, from Maine. John Thornton, harbor unseen, but the Esmeralda threw out her \ lurtos. mfin» marked gravely, fixing his eyes steadily formed in the court-room was that town they can get together and consult Port Towus- there was evidently a agreement end; Oregon City, ISSO, from Indiana. C. B. search lights, and all hands on the Charleston upon the baronet in the witness box: tacit be- on association matters whenever occasion Thornton, Towusend; Portland, wero called to quarters tween leading counsel were Port 1853, from general and the ship wea "Colonel Sir William Gordon Cumming, that they to arises. Judge Swan supported Judge Ohio. L. May Thornton, Townsend: cleared for action. The erew were at their fish for and fret nothing prince Port born you will have to be careful." A low mur- from the Jacobs in this view. He was in favor of in Oregon, 1862. Frank B. Turpin, Port Towns- stations for three hours, M it was supposed the Co., mur of comment passed over the people in which any other witness could supply. electiug from Seattle. ?nd; bom in Olympia. 1856. Anna V. Van Bok- Itata was in the harbor, and everytblag Won Hardware all the officers the court room as Sir Charles Russell Only once did the Prince of Wales betray Hon. A. A. Denny wanted to see Judge kellen, Port Townsend; born in Port Townsend. was in readiness to take her. Six and eight- SEATTLE, any sign A. inch shells were piled on the deck, every uttered these words. The plaintiff evi- open of impatience, and that was Swan elected president, and for this John Van Bokkelleu, Port Townsend; born and when Sir Charles asked, "What did Mrs. In Port Townsend, 1865. James S. Woodman, gun was loaded. The Esmeralda followed tha j dently noticed their effect, for almost im- reason was opposed to tlie selection of ! Wilson say to you Port Discovery; San Francisco, 18.VJ, from Eng- Charleston into the harbor, but the latter left mediately afterwards his manner seemed about Sir William Gor- Seattle. Judge Swan said he appreciated and resumed her rbase possible don Cumming cheating?" land. Ursula Wyckoft, Seattle; Sacra- as soen as to lose some of its jaunty carelessness, the honor Mr. Denny would confer on mento, 1850, from Misaouri. Edward The Successful Test of tha Newark, and he acknowledged that he had said prince replied shortly, somewhat him, but would not accept the presidency D. Warbass. Friday Harbor; San Francisco, WASHINGTO* CITY, June something of that sort to Lovell. angrily, it appeared: "She said very under any circumstances. Mr. Eldridge 1819, from New Jersey. John Wobster, Seattle; 2.?The final trial af Berkeley and the new steamer Newark took place from Nor- This caused another sensation, and it little," there the subject was dropped, was against sectionalism. He was afraid San Francisco, 1857, from Maine. Andrew Wey- as mouth, Port JB.\s, folk yesterday, and the vessel proved to be very seemed to be admitted that the counsel any lawyer can see, at the most im- be a charge of this kind Townsend: San Francisco, there would from Maine. Richard B. Holbrook, Coupevifie; satisfactory. She waa run 100 miles out to sea ta ROGERS, portant stage. The prince had admitted in the heavy J for the defendant had scored his first real lodged against those taking part a sea and !«d weather. Her machinery L that Mrs. Wilson told him California, 1851, from Massachusetts. Clark Fer- decided advantage. something present meeting if such a change as had worked well, and she proved to be a vary steaiy ! about Sir William's guson, Snohomish; San Francisco, 1855, from The Prinoe of Wales was next called -to cheating, and Sir been suggested was made. Judge Jacobs New York. William A. L. McCorkle, Free- vessel. Booms 103 and 104 Butler Charles wanted to find out what she stfld the witness box. The prince gave his tes- said the trouble had been that the otjicers port; Sacramento, 1849, from Virginia. Will- Tha Newfoundland Bait Diiysts. to the prinee, but the latter's show of an- Townsend; timony In a clear voice and with an un- got negligent after the meetings adjourned iam H. Whittlesey, Port The Pants, June 2.?Minister da Freycinette tekj Block, Seattle. noyance at the question caused the counsel Dalles, 1850, from Virginia. John Ed- PPP THE PLATE FRONT! ruffled brow. In substance, the prince and they did not think of their duties nieethat French men-of-war are intfeitara* ' said: to tarn his legal mind to other matters. and by that time there wards, Port Townsend, San Francisco, with the bait supplv i« v .'and. ife; - until next meeting, 1876, from New York. John F. She ban, Port 1 have known the plaintiff lor twenty year*, Though .it only twenty minutes great many things that should lafted were a Townsend; San Francisco. K">6, from Maryland. MVRD» AST UUfOBKU. and have been his friend for the past ten years. the examination of the prince evidently have been attended to before. hare a few Yny ranches near He John Bell, Sequim: Victoria, 185,1, from Scot- J flood TO HOUSEKEEPERS: visited my house several times, and our in. wearied him exceedingly and made on a vote, the to re- Phillips, Townsend; A School Prfsriyal Kilted by a Teach- OMptle you aro your Bfe Complete Finally, proposition land. Thomas Port Point and also between Seattle and Ta- If replenishing Crockery, the Handsomest and Most Line of timacy continued unimpaired until Isst Sep- er's Decorated Dlnnerwar* the ( him extremely nervous. He kept to live the same Roberts, 1868, from England. Thomas Jack- Kejeeted Suitor. ONTa that I am compelled to sell for less ever shown on out. which we are selling in open stock: tember. I nothing suspicious quire all the officers in observed in the changing his position, and did not the 33 man, San Francisco, 1858, from England. SAW FRANCISCO, June Z?A Chromd« spec- ttoan half their va'ue. This is no idle talk John Edward's Porcelaine, our own Handle, play art the plaintifTs place was not adopted, vote being importation, Gold which we can house in Tranbycroft I R. E. Ryan, Leland; San Francisco, 1856, ial from Mendocino says; D. C. Schull, bet a reality. lam in need of money and Haviland'g was first seem able to keep his hands still. When a for to against?not the required two- sell at half price of China: Mercer China, Revere Cresson and informed of the report current in re- 19 McGilvra, principal of tha public mtm have It. and for thai reason I am gard to Sir William question more pressing, more to the from New York. Johu J. school at Coffey's Hamilton: Meakin's Grey Washington; Grindley Rustic, by Lord Coventry. I did not thirds majority. Seattle; Townsend, offering great inducements to any person and other patterns. any point than usual, was put to Port 1861, from Now Core, was shot and killed last Friday see of the five persons in question until him, the Section I of the by-laws, making the by a Who has money to invest in ranch or acre alter Sir William prinoe's face was to flush York. Edward B. Barthrop, Port Townsend; evening stege driver named Koades. SEE OCR $12.00 DINNER SET, THE REST VALUE EVER SHOWS. had the interview with me observed consid- headquarters of the association at Olym- born in Jefferson county. 1869. Mrs. L. S. Rowe, Schull boarded at the house of the mother TSti§erty of any kind. I am not selling aud denied charge brought against erably the him. and then to turn pale again, show- pia and requiring the secretary to live Seattle; San Francisco, 1857, from Illiuois. Ab- of May Thurston, a teacher In the tfc ifproperty on commission but am the When I heard the gentleman's story several state nervousness in owtirr, ntid must sell. ing the of which he there, and also to keep all the records, bie D. Lindsey, Seattle. 1858. Elizabeth S. Me- 11c school. Koades called on Miss Thurston la & days afterward, Lord Coventry and General Gilvara, Seattle; Townsend, 1861, the Two 21-acre tracts of rich black loam SCHADE, WOODRUFF CO., Williams found himself. Except the lord chief jus- archives and relics there, came up for dis- Port from New afternoon and demanded that ahe should prepared a statement of what had Y'ork. Samuel Brook Sequim, San Francisco, marry him. She refused to do so, and Roadas land on good county road three miles from Headquarters for Mnann's P. L. f rult Jars.--Wholesale and Retail. place tice, counsel, jurors, press representatives It was finally stricken out alto- taken and handed it to me. cussion. 1852, from Massachusetts. Elizabeth Noouan, choked her and then went In search of a rite Slaughter, SUOO for "each tract; terms very the and others in proximity to the witness gether. The two following amendments to easy. On cross-examination by Russell the box, about Coupeville; Port Towusend, 1858, from Aus- with which to shoot her. He procured a rifle at only a couple of the prince's constitution were then read and re- house, Ten 40-acrc tracts two miles from Slaugh- prince was asked: the tralia. Enoch S. Plummer, Port Townsend; a neighbor s but In the meantime Mist answers were audible throughout the committee consisting of Thomas Townsend, ter, level, rich land very near Do you recollect whether, In to the ferred to a born in Port 1858. Alfred A. Plum- Thurston had been warned by a neighbor's boy Green River addition court-room. Jacobs, Townsend; escaped. and in a very thickly settled country. Will three gentlemen referred to, you also saw Lord Prosch, James G. Swan, Orange mer, Jr., Port born in Port Town- and sell who send, 6ch iiIIwas alone in the house when Roadea as mnch of this land as purchaser de- Edward Somerset aud Captain Somerset at \u25a0IB JOHN MACDONALD Edward Eldridge and Jesse W. Gorge, 1850. sires. Price, per IN Tranbycroft? WORSE. and The session this evening, which con- returned there. Koedes tried the front door, S3O acre BARGAINS FDRNITDRE recommending adoption, it i ME reported locked. to Five or tcn-acre tracts six miles from We will quote you a few prices, viz: I believe I did. Prostrated by Heat?Politicians Getting a unanimous vote. The mem- tinued till 10 o'clock, was taken up by but found it He tben went the back was done by of the house. He soon saw Schull pass an open Seattle, rich soil and choice location for To whom certain statements were made by the Ready to Bury Him. bership now reads: speech-making. Tomorrow there will be suburban home. other three OTTAWA, June article doorway and flred at him. the ball passing Suit, $20.00 ! Full-Sized gentlemen? 3.?A bulletin issued at mid- residing the territory of Wash- clam bake, and I'ort Townsend will Six Pieces Hardwood Bedroom Woven Wire Mates, $2.25 Yes. All persons in a big through Kchull's body and killlaghim Instantly. night indicates that the premier cannot live prior to January 1,1&60, and all members a holiday. On Thursday the pioneers Had you also been informed longer. Physicians, however, think he ington take Koades escaped immediately. He took a horse Mattress ... 3.50 ! Carpet Patent that two ladies, much persons eligible to membership in the in Full-Sized Wool Rocker 3.25 whom you did will survive the night. of and are to assist the Masonic order laying from a boy and went to the mountains. A posse not at that time see, had alleged pioneer organizations of California, Oregon, of new of Our entire etoclc. which is complete, will be sold on the above that they also witnessed the cheating" OTTAWA, June 2.?Sir John Macdonald passed the foundation the courthouse. went in search him. It is supposed that plan at the lowest prices. Idaho and British Columbia, and none other, Roades thought that Schull had influenced Mias Yes. ? quiet day without change until this evening are eligible to become members of the associa- SOLDIERS ON PIYALLCP LANDS. against him. Schull a Was the memorandum a suggestion of Since that time he has shown signs of beat pros Thurston was successful yours or tion. Any resident citizen who has lived in the teacher, and to Lave been married last of txation, by perspiration Squatters was San- another in which you acquiesced? evinced and labored res state of Washington twenty-one To Oaat and Prevent Construe- SEW EXGIASD FCRMTURE COMPAST, St 1.218 Stfiml suggestion territory or day. The by piration. tlou and a. was made Lord Coventry. years and upwards, not having the qualifications of Railroads. looms 103 greatly 104 I was distressed at the occurrence. I OTTAWA, June 2.?Now that Sir John Macdon specified in article 9, may, upon payment of <2 TACOMA, Juno 2. [Special.] Eleven neat TO PRISON was present at the interview with Sir William aid's death is so near the question of the leader- and otherwise complying with at the Puyallup Indian reservation siding in the of admission fee tents Rev. Mr. Fleming Get* Three Yssr* presence General Williams and Lord ship is being discussed. The general opinion is requirements of the association, have the designates where the detachment of sixteen sol- BUTLER BLOCK. Coventry. I think the Assaulting a Servant Olrt. he [Sir William] asked me that Sir John Thompson will be premier, al- privilege of participating in all the deliberations dier* of the Fourteenth iufantry United Stot--a IIA_TS! I a ASUELM, 2.-Fleming, whether believed the though majority Western Los June the preaoher SOFT statement made of the members fa- and social benefits except in the matter of regulars from Vancouver on Trucks are stationed was about him, but I do not recollect what I re- vor Sir Charles Tapper. The French Conserva- serving committees at annual re- under Lieutenant Cabell at the I'uyallupreser- who convicted of an attempted criminal voting and on on wa« ffi# CrJfcilCA'L'l/V plied. tives are almost a unit for Thompson, and many Payment are detachment arrived this raorniiiß, assault his servant girl, ti»dajr sea* *32 REDUCED. of such annual dues as vation. The RILEY BROS. ißßpj you unions. years Do remember the upon appointment. matter, necessary to ten red to three In San Quentin. The SPECIAL BAROAINS OFFERED. reference to the Duke of insist his The to chargeable to other members shall be with orders evict the squatters on the reser- Cambridge? a very considerable degree, rests with the gov- honorary membership in the associa- vation school farm. A sentinel patrol* in front prisoner betrayed no emotion. The case will ba Decidedly. to retain appealed. ernor-general, who, it is stated, learned the pre- tion. of the tents, while the soldiers offduty visit with _ Did you desire, under during campaign. tiabing the circumstances, to mier's wishes the election The most important business of the the Indians and try their luck at trout in A Southern Pacific Office Abolished. Practical Hat and Cap Making. net HS leniently as possible out of regard for Sir Sir Charles Tupper at that time was his choice. the Puyallup river. was the election of officers for FRANCWCO, June 2.?ln pursnanc* of hla William Gordon Cumming? J. J. C. Abbott is also strongly spoken of. afternoon The squatter* on the school farm arc William SAN Most certainly. The date of TORONTO, June 2.?ln discussing the question the ensuing year, and resulted as follows, and Richard Roediger, proprietors of plan of amalgamation, President Huntington the document Mclntyre has ordered A. B. Baasett, formauy years gen- was admitted by Lord Coventry will follow in the of Sir John all the officers being unanimously elected: Evening New*. J. M. Morrison, city engineer and aiQxed to it of what event the manager of Coast of uatij. after it had been signed. death, the Globe, the principal Seattle, president; James G. Tacoma, William Berry. At the eral the division the | Tie Macdonald's or- D. T. Denny, of and request Pacific, turn Goldstein Hat to the Coast division over to A. j Co. you ern Have met Sir William since the gan of the Liberal party, says: The bints that Port first vice president; of the attorney for the squatters the Evicting 7U front St.. Bet. Cherry and Columbia. occur- Swan, Townsend, Towue, general manager of the (Southern Pita, - rence at Tranbycroft? thrown about a coalition tomorrow, order give N. have been out are out Prather, Olympia, second vice will be done in to the squat- Basaett was not ordered to any No. Liberals would coalesce Thomas on hand and be removed, so ciflc. As othF&n of question. The not W.G.Latimer, Seattle, treas- ters time to be thai be has iorwarded his resignation tM And have you intimated Tupper Langevin upon any president; they may continue their case in the courts position, that you eannot with or terms uor Prosch, Seattle, secretary. and President Huntington. him? Thompson, except upon urer; Charles they forcibiy removed. They 0 ym meet join with Abbott or the Edward Eldridge were show that were HAN It would be more agreeable not to clear understanding that the national David Shelton and will not re«ist. Franclaco strikers Return to Work. ALBERT do so. the board of directors. San SEN^ At this stage a policy should be abandoned in favor of added to make It ia unofficially stated that the troops will re- FRAWci»cri, June 2. -The district juryman a sensa- »a x conae# JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, DEALER IN caused United Whoever the afternoon session Judge on weeks, snd tion by rising from his place free trade with the States. During main the reservation several pre- of the carpenters' Cnion this morning dedami .] and asking in John's may be, the task before him attention to the fact that at vent any attempt of railroad companies not a loud voice: "Is the jury to understand Sir succevor Swan called off the strike of mill bench hands for an eight* DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND la one of extraordinary difficulty. The Liberals meeting of the association last year in having authority from crossing the reservation. hour day. It is stated that one reason for thig SILVERWARE. that you were banking on these two occa- the required consent of are prepared to do everything that is fair and it was urged that the legislature be The only mm who has the course was that the international brotherhood sions and knew nothing of to Seattle a railroad through the alleged reasonable, but they cannot be expected con- for the Indians to build the had decided that the strike bad been ordered la I to asked to provide a proper celebration Frank C. Ross, who proposes to malpractices'?" done things which they have condemned, or of discovery of reservation is an unconstitutional manner. REPAIRING of the anniversary the the to I'uyallup and Sumner, ATHLETIC GOODS. FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY A SPECIALTY The prince hesitated for a moment support a fiscal policy which they know to be build a street car line as if river by Captain Robert Gray. road to Puyallup. Several SUMMER UNDERWEAR. undecided as to whether he ought wrong. Columbia and a standard gauge Portland and Knreka dteasssra or although the legislature, car companies, besides the Union Fari lie, FRENCH ought not to reply. Finally and Her Paramonr. He said that street Cal., receipt BALBRIGGAN. he said, with Mrs. Snell-McCres appropriated surveying a right-of-way through EUKKK A, June 2.?A letter was half eavs at its last session had are the LIGHT WEIGHT WOOL. a smile: "It is very easy for the NEW YORK, June 2.? The Tribune that had reservation. here yesterday by the Board of Trade from tba Green, away with Mrs. Mc- $1(0,000 for the Chicago World's fair it Trade of Portland, announcing SUMMER MERINO. banker, when dealing cards, not to see Douglas who ran When the campof the Vancouver soldiery was Board ot that* Crea, Chicago millionaire Snell, not even noticed the coming anniversary, will be established JERSEY RIBBED WOOL. anything, especially when in the daughter of the visited today by a correspondent of the Po*T- line of steamers at an oartf company country some time much more interest to the pio- Portland Eureka. SILK AND WOOL MIXED. THE GEAND HOTEL, of friends in a country house." has been in this that was of iKTELttcxKCxa the regulars seemed more in- day from to PLAN.) making arrangements to save his neers, and could be made of great practical comely iEI'ROPEAN "You did not for a moment suppose terested in the "mesa" tent and squaws Shipping Intelligence. that \u25a0eat on the Stock Exchange. Since his wife ob to the state at large. In order to evicting squatters or heading off rail- anyone would play unfair?" think the benefit than in FaAHciaeo, Jnne 2.-Arrivals Str Pnist & CO, . . the juror a Green docs not before the BAH BROS., J£. MYEU .Proprietors. tamed divorce get matter again people, road companies. RILEY asked. "What was your opinion the danger of prosecution so great, and it Is under- this I.oma, Gray's Harbor. l>e part-ires-- Bk SonOf at Swan offered the following resolu- sound; FURNISHERS, The only first-class centrally located hotel in the city. time the charges were against stood he intends to get back into business Judge PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ern Chief, Puget bk Yidette, Port Ka*> WOTS FINE made the and moved its adoption: WASHINGTON ?OS The largest and hnest saranle rooms on the Coant. plaintiff?" again. He and Mrs. McCrea are said to have tion ison. v ||| lernmt Street, Corner Colum- WHEREAS, The 11th day of May, IMG, is the Meeting of State Board of Education? First-rate restauran; in connection. been married again in Illinois last week. News- bia. Seattle. V. S. \. To this the prince savagely replied: centennial of the anniversary of the disco very of The Permanent Fund. Tacoma "The by Captain - ISpecial.} charges made against him were so The Fire Record- the Columbia river Robert Gray, OLVMFTA. June 2.?[Special.]?The state hoard TACOMA, June 2. -Clarenea D. OAF. United auit to unanimous that I had no other course LISBON, N. IL, June 2.? The sawmill and other which discovery gave to the states the education, with an entirely new membership, lor has brought a damage recover *5,000 of Pacific FELITZ BROS' open to me than to believe them." buildings belonging to the Parker Young great region of Oregon, Washington ana Idaho; met today. The new board consists of Superin- of the Northern railroad. Gaylor was k a ejected from n train between thla city and i and number of dwel- Uault, ,4 The prince's last answer caused Manufacturing Company tiQ'l tendents B. F. Tacoma, D. Bemlts, Spo- another r,f of lings adjacent were burned today. Loss, 1100,WW. WHEREAS, But for this piiority discovery by ksne; J. D. Atkinson, Seattle, and R. C. Kerr, Puyallup. flutter excitement, followed by whis- a were shaken MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, SEW YORK, June 2.? The loss by fire at the Cupta.n Gray over the discovery of Ore Britain Walla. The board organized by the elec- Many paaaeogers np and frifhfr pered comment. Walla Brooklyn Cooperage Company's works yesterday we would now be under the English hag aa a state superintendent 11. B. Bryan as pres- ened, and one slightly injured, by acollisioa The had tion of Paclfia Awninp, Flap, Sails aai Covers juror apparently succeeded in will amount to W-*O.OX). The cooperage com- province of Great Britain; be ittherefore ident and J. I». Atkinson as secretary. The fol- between electric street can at the foot of bringing and ipally by Sugar By of Washington, in morning. h * '* of out squarely beyond any pany was owned prin- the Trust. Ratoiced, the Pioneer* lowing important reso ition, the intention of avenue tbfa -H? ra Lt J:a S House the Northwest we meeting, »prague, appears i' n possible doubt the fact that the Prince of regular anmal that consider it em- which ia to defiue person* eligible for admission The actress. Kate who thla Three great evening Soeial Session," the daugbta* 133 TESLER AVE., SEATTLE. WASH. Wales, view of the Indiana Kill White ThieTea. inently right and proper that this centen- stat .' normal school, was adopted: in "A ia 1 in evidence which had to the l Rhode Island, and AND AGENCY, S. Dak., June 2.?Three nial be property celebrated. By this board of education, that the of exuuvernor riprsgue, of a been placed oetore him at Tranbycroft by SAC FOX even: Resolved, at men, one Greenuway, the others un- Resolced, That we consider that the proper word "state, as used in line 23, pa*e 11, section ssster of Willie Sprague, who suicided aeattla the ladies and (jentlemen who piayed bac- named known, were shot and killed on Leo Whistler s method oi celebration of this cetuennial ii by a 8, titieS, of the school laws of the state ot Wash- recently. carat with Sir William gumming. construed to mean he commonwealth bsvs sold Septem- yesterday by three Shawnee Indiana, who to be held at Vancouver, Wash., at which ington, is ' It is said that Timra The total was association, giving their prejent residence at no>m today for Portland, where 0 "AST* 5 was substantially that you had not seen any pMMd the barge office today. posters notwithstanding. mission left a *~*<»?«>? 1 OTB* date of their arrival on the Pacific session will be he d tmuatau#. Mark Ten Suie Bazaar! game of baccarat 5,330. . and the K"^ i,,h malpractice during the *" only thing » \u25a0 t'r .r. \ Japanese and Chinese Fancy Goods. .Inst received thirty different pat- played at Tranbycroft last September Leave* for Bar Harbor. coast: Wisdom's Robert.ue is the now bleach, » Blaine or Uer but a trua beaa- J *l - Oregon rity, by perpetuate beau- Not an enamel «**.»{ " v Avl CJ-!ih ". V. K. Mattiuir, thirty-live Curios, silk, 2W,000 Abel Geor. e, carpenter. Sumner; used fashionable ladles to a * e v ,w! A">U terns of and Paper Napkins, from The prince assented to this and hia ex- Borcos, June 2.?Blaine resumed bis journey Lsdom's iaiaoui JKabertlaa. ? tf ' Cashi«-r v .ifr M.U. :io» 10, LHi, from Ohio. Charles M. Brad- titui complexion. tifler?W rr»n»4ct« * b*Bkiag busmw*. Kobe, Japan. Very cheap. Come and inspect. amination was concluded. Ue gate his tonight on a special train. October