& phine, Hoping to Die.
She was tired of living with her husband.
country bad enough to bury him in.
April 25,1801, 5:10 a m.
takes tea grains of morphine. Good-bye.
*l*ll go to jail before I put up SBOO.
the worst of it. I'll wait until John L.
snd booked them ou a charge of fighting.
SO money of her own. she wa3 locked up.
die could get the money, and Jailer I). R.
inflicting two ugly wounds in his head.
and drinking the past ;wo months.
| I>KI UC.IST HOOPKK C'Al UHT.
i this morning to bring him to Seattle.
Foot slipped and the trigger did its work.
IMeture for Chamber of romaitrr*.
Raek From the Olympic Country.
same place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
decided success. • For some years Mr.
with various national guard organizations.
Firemen Called Ont to a Bonfire.
present headquarters of that company.
placing the furniture in position.
yet had in the existence of the city.
races. The pround was cleared last fall.
this part of the state.
into the mountains from this place durin?
leave for Mineral City todav.
of $15,000, is called for next Tuesday.
and one building erected and furnished.
school room is badly needed.
all other part* of the city. Investigate thera.
J. A. Moore, KW Columbia street.
We have the agency for the Fab«r trunk T.
TRANSFER OF THE LAKE SHORE.
to wind the cable at the power-house.
WORK 031 TBI TBOK LIMI.
while cars run to the South school.
tion to the lake has not yet been arranged.
the cemetery from Ragle's addition.
single substituted for the double trucks.
DETROIT CAR WORKS MEN STRIKE.
Snuhiag the Windows as They Go.
pany and called on the men to strike.
at this juncture and the strikers dispersed.
sume control about the beginning of June.
road, will be managing trustee during Mr.
The Great Northern at Little Falls.
a business trip through Northern Idaho.
thing there, he says, is work and bustle.
Spokane within twelve months," said Mr.
another on the same level.
TACOJIA, April 25.—[Special.] —H. S.
were present, among them being: F.. H.
Mcllenry, Mr. Huson's successor; J. R.
intosh, J. D. McAllister, and others.
Northern Pacific on the Okanogan.
tion wiUi the main line of that railroad.
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, SUNDAY. APRIL 26. 1891.
ully and to the mines.
Pacllc COM* r*M«|er Bate* Adtneed.
The Railroad to Sooth Bead.
The Union Pnclfie Strike Bnded.
Hew Cable on Front Street.
was in the city yesterday.
the city from Fairhaven yesterday.
Tried way, Charles Solomon, L S. Richards, Mrs.
E. H. Hirth, J. T. White, P. P. Phelan, W. E.
Hale, J. S. Gardner, H. C. Gait, F. Williams, Dr.
For Victoria—L. P. and H. Florensteine. Mrs.
Mrs. J. McWhitney, A. E. Burbridge, J. W.
S. Maekav, A. B. McCrae.
Miss Mamie Judson, B. Robertson.
Worklngmen and the Fairhaven Bonds.
St. Mark's church, Fifth and Olive streets.
Duty on Mexican Lottery Ticket*.
through El Paso by express.
Vanilla, -A Of perfect purity.
place.; bath, and su :e» on every Boor.
$3.00 Per Day and Upwards.
Herman Chapin, Jacob Forth, Charles H.
board; Colonel C. M. Sheafe, Joseph F.
McNaught, D. H. Howard and Captain W.
Mr. Wittier, Colonel Sheafe and Mr.
completed and will always remain. Capt.
would gather here for docking and ballast.
Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.
VI HATE CUT 'IX WAY DOWN.
us. Comparison will convince you that our prices are the lowest.
Good value worste i dress *ools at 10c a yard. Children's pretty parasols at 15c, 20e and -'So.
Forty-inch imported tvngiish cashmere, 37 l-2c Ladies' all-Mack sunshades for 75c. 84c. and 91.
a vard, worth 50c. Ladiea'coachin? parasols, 50c, 75c, $1 and up.
value 91 SO. than w bat others asfc.
varl. worth 8c and 15c. worh 85c, 75c and #l.
lh yardsheavy 36 :n :i unreached sheeting, sl. We civ - scarf rlass witn our Win Is ir ties.
5c avd fir brand new chail.es. 15c, worth 25c.
36c a yard for best ta.M- oilcloth. 10c, worth 25c.
41V for best window ahadt s. Save you r dollars and trade w Ith as.
will go in a body.
of Trade and the city officials generally.
ket, no wives nor children will be expected.
on his way home from a trip to the East.
than any other in the state of California.
send oar fruits to all parts of the world.
a good many peaches, pears and apricots.
ing over the whole affair.
fruits, and so we have gone ever since.
the situation squarely in the face."
FRONT STREET, FOOT OF CHERRY.
placed before the Seattle public.
FANCY FRENCH PLAIDS, HEATHER MIXTURES.
SCOTCH PLAIDS. FANCY CAMEL'S HAIR.