JMjitlU. BUSS MilBRUT. ALASKA-KLONDIKE am€¦ · JMjitlU. "haulssrery-NATAL ARCHITECT. 2«ijrt > Co!r74-75 Starr-Boyd build- i|> 1 iL.jiiga BED FACTORY. ''flSsrtTf*" manufacturers,

JMjitlU. "haulssrery- NATAL ARCHITECT. 2«ijrt > Co!r74-75 Starr-Boyd build- i|> 1 iL.jiiga BED FACTORY. ''flSsrtTf*" manufacturers, 1580 I** frin dealers. Yeiler wharf. Tele- no.?Wholesale; only se- 'SjSugt S. LIST, Seattle. Telephone ??< jtrlu fjgH CO., Columbia dock, -""\u25a0 miiT ? *""* itudlo. 501 Third ave- r? gai lamps. 55* C OAS LAMP CO.. 1001 First ava- also coal oil, gas GUNSMITH.\u25a0 ~ gunsmith. 804 First ave- \u25a0" 'gtiWW AND SADDLERY. iajJUnv 208 OcCl- 'ffiilwsnue. ' ' |><nWM>P LUMBER. SOWOOD lumber Paclflo Wagon Co. Hill lllinn AND FOUNDATIONS. "builder* A? F. TUford,' ICS AND STORAGE. STmWb" icb" iw? Pike 159. Ice and storage. INSURANCE. f ASSURANCE COMPANY, "of -Organised 1808. Assets, 310,000,- I losses promptly adjusted. Ed- iowden, a?ent, Horton Bank WAtSON. HANFORD & CO., rooms KIN and 307 Pioneer building. Tele- jtMt, Main 18. HONKER RENT AND COLLECTION 00., I and 8 Roxwell block. General bttftnee. 1 A. RABER, agent and adjuster Imperial bttnnce Co.. 210 Pioneer bunding, Main K IDIWB ft ATKINSON, general Insur- mt. 14 Boston block. WATBRHOUBE * BEACH, Insurance. A, Col nun building. CUWFffRD. CONOVER A FISKEN, Km York block. CiUIOtTN * CO., general Insurance, ogaHQ block. IHSURASCE?MARINE. KB* «ifgo«* gold dust eolh, cur- Mtr and advanced Insured; marina Jmms adjusted; underwriters' agents. Vitwn, Hanford & Co., 204 Pioneer ksllttaf. JUNK. lUKA JTTNK CO pays highest prices? Wnpt returns. 1111 Western avenue. fame, Pike 119. BATTLE JUNK CO. Tel.. Black 1113- LADIE9' TAILOR. WORTH'S leading dressmaker; suits; wa 188 First. MASSAGE A'ND BATHS. 3 ia JENNIE EDGAR?Turkish "salt TOST baths; massage; competent lady's ?\u25a0ittnt: electricity for rheumatism CohußM» OU,ne,a ' Jlr ' vate rooms. 21SU "BWLT opened bath parlors by Eastern Wjr; massage; Turkish baths. Rooms 7 JM 8, Hotel Imperial, corner Second . ivenue and James. I> !L ETTa RALPH, genuine Turkish p«M; maisafte. 606 Second avenue, par- lof sriect patrons. MAPI, BLUE PRINTING, ETC. ue "Print "Co"Pa- allc block. MACHINISTS. OMOUNE engines built to order. Cor- Howard ave. and Stewart st. OIPFORD, repairing. 1115 Second. Tele" Wonc, Bult SBl. eatarn avenue, HUTTON, machine shop, Flyer "WAOTIIHBB LADIES' t-NDBH- WEAR. lad|ps ' ! °" c Roods, chlld- gmts shlrts - In city; UM « u4 »nteea. Wo Hop & Co. "" wcond avenue. _ MIXES AJfD Mism Viffihß" > a l?.. mlnln s engineer, «. HtoXl ";! lldlri « : I'"°'ie Main <* nttnaott examined. Bet e i2¥»*WON A CO., 109 Cherry st datttf nveslmf,n *3. Choice Cape Noma "J«efl*^nn/m| N NeWi eW Y ° l k b,ool! . b U>'» ?_ *°°fl mining properties. Leo Yoho, New York build- J*WlUi»Ti AND HK IDSTOXES. sto °k of monuments, ort.? J?* 0 '" 1 attention to * Orinli.tv 5 ' , J"ft Marble *"' Co.. 1408 Second avenue. service! " «TVT" ??- - - - - .."tern K " l' ox f'-T messenaors, aml orp at Northern Sf««: Kl,rnr ;V;* and nxpress m «?i c jL? ""vice. Telephone, Strond Branch Queen i^^ K bTork nSU>nS ' rentals, collec- -17 Po?t-IntelllKericer *?_ oyster deai K^ OTBTER CO., b. HAINES k- bqn. pike 54. i r n"?ho P t a o P g7 ap a h"^ avenue and Cherry street. COMPANY, 111 BUSS DIRECTORY. PATENTS AMD DRAWING. BARNES tk CO., 74-78 Starr-Boyd build- !iw. Supertor aervlca In all branches of work. Writ# for our book "Advice to Inventor*." ADAMS, PRANK a.: mall address, 1M rontlui avenue, Seattle; office location later. PLUMBING, MOT WATKR HEATINoi COUOHLIN. plumbing, 813 Third. Tele- phone, Main 395. SEATTLE HEAT ft PLUMBING Co.* White SSI. SPELLMAN plumbing. 215 Columbia. Thone. Black 1631. RAtTTMAN PLUMBING CO. Tel. But* 471. . SULLIVAN ft DAVIS. 1408 First. Buff 904. M. KROWS ft SON. Telephony. Pike 102. PLATING, WIRK AUD IRON WORKS. PACIFIC "RAILING AND PLATINQ Works. 118 Union. WASHINGTON WIRE WORKS-Fourth and Teller. 1 PIANOS. ' A. C. CLINK sells pin no* 35 per cent, below other dealers. 218 Pike street. PRINTERS. MUTUAi, trance 205 Cherry street BULL BROS., Washington building! ?Phone, White 488. PHOTOGRAPHS ' ANVIL City views formal!!! 207"*Plke! RUPTURE SPECIALISTS. RUPTURE cured without kn'fef - pain or loss of time- Rooms 40-41 Holyoke block. SAW MANUFACTURERS. WASHINGTON SAW WORKS, 508 First avenue south. SB A WATER BATHI" GENlJiyKseawaterbaths. ~ 818 Flrrt avenue. SECOND-HAND DEALERS. CAHN ft COHN pay the highest price for junk. Tester way and Railroad avenue. SAILMAKEHS. SUNDE A ERLAND. Yesler wharf, sail- makers, riggers and ship chandlers; manufacturers of tents, tarpaulins, mining hose; canvas of all widths. SHOW CASES. STORE FIXTURES. ETC. DIXON, BOROESON & CO.. Front and Washington streets, Portland, Or. SEATTLE aw Case Factory, 1618 Ist av. SHIP CHANDLERY. C. F. MEYER ft CO.. 309 First avenua south. Ship supplies of every description. SIGN PAINTERS. SIGNS of every description at Hamm ? Walburg*s, 102 Madison, basement. 'Phono Bag ML STORAGE. RASER & MORGAN S warehouse. 40«- 408-410 Occidental avenue; Main 140; general storage and distributing house; negotiable receipts accepted as collat- eral. THE SEATTLE TRANSFER CO., 62J First avenue. Brick warehouse; low Insurance. Telephone 41. BASEMENT. 703 First avenue. Apply F. W. Merrick. TURKISH BATHS. ELK Turkish Baths; open day and night. Northeast corner Second and James, basement. BATHS, electric massage. 157 Yesler, room 628. TRUCK AND DRAY LINES. D. M'GOVERN. successor to the Kahaley Truck Co.; moving safes and heavy freight a specialty. Telephones, Blue 341, Main 36. THE SEATTLE TRANSFER CO. Tele- S hones, Main 41 and 46; all kinds of auling. safes, machinery, etc. TYPEWRITERS. BALL-BEARING Densmore, New Cen- tury and Yost typewriters, all standard single and double keyboard machines; all makes of typewriters rented and repaired; ribbons for all machines; send for catalogue. Seattle Typewriter Ex- change, 919 First avenue, Seattle, Wash. UMBRELLA REPAIRING, UMBRELLAS-Manufactured, recovered and repaired; general repairing. 213 Columbia street. Robeson Bros. WHOLESALE liPMOLITKBKHI. SPECIAL holiday sale, factory prices, on lounges, couches, furniture. Continental Upholstery Company. 1603 First. "WHOLESALE LIQlOlt DEALERS. R. R. R. R. RousAelt'ri Rough Rider Rye. M. Ac K. Gottßteln. sole agentß. KREIELSHEIMER BROS.?Crown Dia- monds whiskies especially. BUCK CO.. Incorporated. Agents Yellow- stone. Velvet whiskies. PRPFtSSIONIIL DIRECTORY ARCHITECTS. SAUNDERS & LAWTON, architects, 204 and 207 New York block. JAMES STEPHEN, architect, 727 New York building. CHARLES H. BEBB, architect, 109 Washington block. MMANUS & ROBERTSON, 407 New York building. S. J. MEANY, architect, 45 Colman block. ATTOHSBYB-AT-LAW. BELCOURT & M'DOUQAL, attorneys at law notaries, etc.. Dawson. Yukon ter- ritory. N. A. Belcourt, M. P., Q. C. Frank J. McDougal. Offloes at Ottawa and Dawson. Special attention given to Ottawa work. W J. MILROY, C. S. Hannum. R. B. Mllroy?Milroy. Hannum & Mllroy, attorneys nt law, Nome and Anvil City, Alaska. Mines and mining. FRED H. PETERSON, attorney and counselor: proctor In admiralty. Fourth floor Mutual Life building. CHARLES N. ENOS, attorney and counselor at law. Rooms 14-15 Ilaller building. GUERIN, FERRY & GUERIN. lawyers, 51u i'loneer building. 'Phone, Main 477. PRATT & RIDDLE, attorneys at law, rooms 309-310-311 Itailey building. PIPER. FISK & PIPER, attorneys at law, 425-42(1 Bailey building. ST R I'VE, ALLEN. HUGHES & Mc- Micl.en, Bailey building. THE SEATTLE POST-UTTELLIGEISCEK; MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1899/- Mil BRUT. -Ooallsiil. ATTORNRYS-AT-LAW-ContlaaeS. DAVIS * GILMORB, lawyers, proctors. . Pioneer building. W. D. LAMBUTH, Seattle National Bank building. RICHARD GOWAN, attorney, <2B New York block. WILSHIRB * KENAGA, attorneys, New York block. JOHN G. GRAY, lawyer. Mutual Life building. FRANK B. WIESTLING, (1-63 Boston block. CONOVER ft WILSON, 42-48 Haller building. REES P. DANIELS, 803 New York block. MILO-A. ROOT. 815 New York building. GEO. F. AUST, 708 New Yofk building. ASSAYER AND CHEMIST. JOHNSON & NEWTON. 21 P.-I. building. CHIROPODISTS. HANNA, the only graduate chiropodist on the Pacific coast, Indorsed by physicians. Parlors, 834 Burke building (four years located In Seattle). NEW CHIROPODIST PARLORS Just opened at the Elk Turkish Baths, corner Second and James. DENTISTS. ' DR. BRAGDON, fourth floor Mutual Life block. t>R. BURKHART, SOB Mutual Life building. C. A. HOLMES, D. D. 8., Colman bulld- ing. EDUCATIONAL. 7 WILSON'S Modern Business College haa been turning students away, but now that our new oak desks have arrived we can accommodate all. Don't believe business colleges are nil alike. Come and see this one. MAE E. STEPHENS, post graduate from Emerson College of Oratory, Boston: teacher of oratory, physical culture and Shakespeare. SS Holyoke block. LEO'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Second and Union. Shorthand, bookkeeping, arithmetic, penmanship, English; day and night. PRIVATE SCHOOL - Mrs. Laurence Qronlund. Holyoke block. FRENCH lessons. F. Constant, 611 Washington building. ATTEND the best. Acme Business Col- lege, Seattle. I?- HYGIENIC 4k SURGICAL INSTITUTE. DR. TURNER, Hinckley block. 'Phone, Blue 525. KEEI.EY INSTITUTE. THE Keeley Institute, West Seattle. Wash., for the treatment of liquor, op- ium and tobacco habits; correspondence confidential. C. H. Nixon, manager. MUSICAL. MM E. 'A |CAM and vocal teacher of Now York; voices examined from 12 to 1 dally; residence, Ralnler-Orand hotel. Studio, 38 Hinck- ley block. Seattle. FIRST-CLASS Instruction In guitar and mandolin given by Rosa Charlotte Mitchell. 63 Holyoke Mock. MRS. S. M. COX. teacher of guitar, 321 Wa!l street, corner Fourth. HERBERT H. JOY. toacher of singing. Room 43 Stevens hotel. LOUISE BECK, teacher of piano, Hotel Stevens. OCULISTS ADD AUHISTS. DR. A. B. KIBBE. oculist, aurlst and physician for diseases of the throat; removed to rooms 326-327 Bailey building, corner Second and Cherry street. DR. BTILLSON, eye, ear, nose and throat; removed to No. 8 Hinckley. OPTICIANS. DRS. MARSH & HAYES grind and fit glasses to suit nil. Dig First avenue. A. J. DOUGLAS, examinations free. 1207 First. MISS WILZINSKI, optician; 112 Cherry; consultation free. OSTEOPATHY. WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF OSTE- OPATHY?Sixth floor Safe Deposit building. Examination free. Literature on application. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. DR. VAN DYKE?Diseases of women: genlto-urinary, chronic, nervous, blood and skin diseases. Washington building. DR. FLEISCHER Specialty surgery, genlto-urinary, nervous and female diseases. Washington block, First avenue, Seattle. DR. JAMES E. STEVENS, 404 Cellini building. Telephone, Brown 1«01; of (Ice hours 10 to 10. DR. W. L. WHITE, Pioneer building. Telephone, White 563. DR. 9ARAH KENDALL, Holyoke block. Telephone, Green 351. DR. POWELL, Downs building. Tele- phone, Black 18T1. DR. ARTHUR DE VOE, 2017 Second avenue. Telephone. DR. CALHOUN, Starr-Body block. Tele- phone, Main 391. i)R. RICHTER, Mutual Life. Telephone, East 271. DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. 54 Hinckley block ILKKI? KLONDIKE WIS. KLONDIKE MAIL. TO NOME AND DAWSON. Namo, Dawson?Julius Jaeger, lata agent White Pass and Yukon route, will leave Skagway December 29. carry- ing mall and light packages; Nome, 32; Circle. II; Dawson, 50c. Addreßß B 56, caro Post-lntelligencer, or Skagway. ' ALASKA OUTFITTERS. PIONEER manufacturers of Alaska clothing; make pure woolen goods and have the best equipped plant for making clothing in the state. Seattle Woolen Mill. "17 First avenue. IF vou want a good gasoline engine for Cape Nome call corner Howard ave. and Stewart. ALASKA TEXTS AND TARPAI'LINS. TENTS AND TARPAULINS?The right kind at factory prices. Seattle Tent and Awning Company, Marlon and Western avenue. Almi hydraulic mining hose. TENTS, tarpnullne and awning cotton duck all weights" and widths; hydraulic mining hose. Feliti Tent & Awning Co.. 117 Vesler way. ALASKA CLOTHING. ~~ ALASKA-KLONDIKE WANTS. -CeMlamc KLONDIKE?TRANSPORTATION. NOMB-Sure and economical transportation for 150 passengers and their freight to Cape Nome: first trip In. Address atr Nome. K. L. Jones, Mgr., Tacoina, Wash. ALASKA SLEDS. ALL kinds and sizes made by the Paclflo Wagon Co.; also wagon repairing and dealers In wagon material. South Third and Lane street, opposite N. p. freight depot. KLONDIKE?MISCELLANEOUS. GENTLEMAN would like to meet parties owning claims In Nome or parties going to Nome by water. Address M 60. care Post-lntolllgencer. ALASKA wolf robes. Yukon cap, slwash mitts, moccasins, gold bags, etc.. at C. T. Wernecke, 809 Railroad avenue. KLONDIKE-INFORMATION. THE Dally Alaskan, of Skagway, Is on sale at the Hotel Northern newV stand. DOG FOOD. OUR dried salmon best food for Alaska dog*. Chlopeek Bros., Yesler dock. """cLONDYKE FROST EXTRACTOR. MANUFACTURED by Barron Broa., 1314 Western avenue. ALASKA DOGS. PIONEER outfitters. Crandall * Co.. 514 Blxth avenue south. LIGHTNING CHANGE ARTISTS. The Average Filipino Can Discount Any Vaudeville Performer. "Talk about Frlgoli and your lightning change artists," said one of the First Tennessee troopers recently, "they simply ain't In It with the humble, every-day Filipino. The rapidity with which one of those brown gentlemen can switch from a rampant insurgent, dressed In red pants and a Mauser, to a meek and lowly ami- go, wearing dirty white pajamas and a benevolent smile, is next door to miracu- lous, and their talent In that line Is without a doubt the principal thing that ha* thus far prolonged the war. "When we made a reconnoissance north of Hollo last spring my company had a pretty sharp brush one afternoon with a party of insurgehts, Intrenched outside of the town of Molo, and finally scattered all but about half a dozen, who were apparently cut oft at the end of a river ditch. When we reached the spot, how- ever, we were very much surprised to find that they had disappeared. "Near by, under the brow of a hill, was a small bamboo hut, and a squad of us rushed over to search it. Inside we found Ave amtgos, dressed in the usual white linen suits of the country, and apparently frightened half to death. As soon as they saw us they set up a shout of Joy, and began to tell us how Agulnuldo and hlri men had terrorized the entire region and prevented the poor natives from making their crops. While they gabbled on they shed tears of pure happiness, embraced our knees, and called up their saviors, and as only two or three minutos had elapsed since we had seen the Insurgents, fully uniformed, In the trench, it never occurred to us to connect them with our new friends. We asked whether any sol- diers had gone by, and they looked blank and shook their heads. "Not more than half an hour later my company was sent back over the same ground, to take up a position on the north of the town, and as we neared the little house five uniformed Insurgents suddenly rushed out the back door and made a bee line for the woods. We brought down the first chnp, and the oth- ers got away. I recognized the dead man as one of our party of amigos who had so recently welcomeu us with tearful Joy, and, upon my word, I could hardly help laughing. The brown rascals had made two lightning changes, and were no doubt about to march off in triumph when our company suddenly put In an ap- pearance. "Such Incidents were common during the campaign, and I mention this merely as an Illustration of native dexterity and duplicity. Where they kept these changes of costume we were never able to discov- er."?New Orleans Times-Democrat. Clieil Or Wood Sblftlnff. In chess It is exactly the same ns In l'.tratur'e?talent Is always more sure 9f success than genius. The most ordinary "wood shifter," by long study and analy- sis, can acquire a steady defensive style of wood-shifting, and If patient and fa'rly Intelligent can work up to a high standard of play. One of his sources of strength Is that he depends entirely on what, as n Scot would say, "Is putten In wl' a spune." Any man of sound, clear common sense could become a chess player of the first rank, provided always that the fire and shadow of passion and fancy did not Inter- fere with the steady, cold, calculating brain. But genius Is something other, something beyond the first rank, and It Is rare In chess as It Is in letters. You could count on one hand all who deserve the name. I would go to the Cafe de la Regence for the first, for Philidor Is the leader of the moderns. Hreslau would g!ve us the next, In point of time at all events; but who shall decide whether Anderson was great- er or less than I J aul Morphy? With these the subject of this memoir deserves a place. He, too, has something beyond a talent for the game?he has genius. And I by no means say that this g'ft Is always a blessing to Its possessor. Talent is more under command, Is mora manage- uble, and while it is content to labor, genius has a haughty self-reliance that !s not always justified. But Just as one would never dream of admitting a man'n name Into the brief list of great writers simply on account of a vast sale of books, so the genius of a chess player Is demon- strated not by his victories, but by the quality of his play. A modern match, In- deed, Is largely a trial of patience. Each competitor gets up an opening?a safe and sound one, like the Ruy Lopez or the Queen's Gambit?and day after day tolls at Its variations. Genius will never shine at that task?you might as well harness Pegasus to a broomstick.?From Black- burne's "Games of Chess." Proof Ponltlve. "VPS," said the scientific passenger, "it is a well-pstabllßlied fact tbar dark-haired women have much more violent tampers than their blonde sisters." "Are you sure of that, mister?" asked the meek little man across the aisle. "There Is no doubt about It, my dear sir." said the S. P. "But have you a per- sonal Interest in the matter?" "Well, yes," replied the meek Individual. "I've always suspected that my wife bleached her hair, and if what you say Is true, I know It now."?Chicago Daily News. PL'RE unadulaterated wines and liquors by the glass or by the bottle or by the gal- lon. J. J. Haggerty, telephone. Main 5d5, 109 Second avenue south. Sjrmptonm of Pneumonia. THE WEATHER. FORECAST FOR MONDAY. Partial. Or., Dec. 24, 1899. Occasional rain; stationary temperature. UNITED BTATBS DEPARTMENT OF AOEJ- CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU. DAILY BULLETIN. Seattle, Wash., Dec. 21, 18W. i| E. Wind. I | 1 B § s i -? c ? 9 Jl c PLAO * 5 \u25a0 I I i ? ii 11 f i ?:a ? ? ' : ? 1 J i _ SS?S-..:::dip 5 1 d ISA Aitoria 30..M; 52 56 Nl Lt! .30;Cloildy Kallstwll .10 Ml «« M SE] Lt .00 Cloudy I'ocattllo :30.54 {32 3) 8 IB) .00 Clomlr I'ort Creacent .... ».«' B B BW| !.tj .OSiHoudr Portland X.IO, 501 50 81 Ltt .fWlClotidr ! llowburg !».» *>i 40 K Lt| .00 Cloudj- j Sacramento J0.28 #3B $E lit W FOffy Ban FnnriMO ?1».18| *2 50 Nl 12 .»!n*r Seattle .?\u25a0«.», 54 51' SEj 10 .OO'Clmldr Spokane* t3o.a»i Ml 16,' S| 12 .OOjfloudjf Walla Walla ......|3Q.3o{ M| M| 8; 8 .OOjCloudy BTNoraia. 8«attl« Loral Bmwit.?Maximum temperatnra, 54 iisttmi mlnimtm. W; MU. \u25a0; as ma dulnt t2u Pains in the chest when a person has a cold indicate a tendency toward pneumonia. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on to the chest over the seat of pain will promptly relieve the pain and prevent the threat- ened attack of pneumonia. This sam» treatment will cure a lame back in a t«w bourn Sold by all dealer*. SE VTTLE WOOLEN HOi-.i>E. opposite Hotel Stevens. 9"3 First. General out- titters; make men's clothing to order; pure woolen goodi direct from mill. m m am CHAHTDM. (hatters for the t»rt have been: -tt . 4J . , -l _ 4 _ Altear, Chil bk, 1,190 tons, lumber from Moodyville, B. C.. to Callao; £1 Ti Mj Chartered pnor to ?nival by W. it. Grace * Co. « . ?.« Buteshire, Br Kb, 1.768 tons, wheat and barley from Han Frendsco to United Kingdom. Ham, Ant- warp or Dunklik; Ml 16s 3d; chartered by Balfour, Guthrie 4k Co. -- favour, ltal bk, 1,354 ton*, lumber from New Whatcom to Callao; chartered prior to arrival by w. H. «J rare A (Jo. , . . Charles K. Falk, Am schr, 215 tons, passenger* and merchandise from San Frandeeo to Honolulu, in the Hawaiian line; chartered by Williams. Dimond A CO. , . tWIMr Fred J. Wood, Am schr (new), lumber from Chemalnna to Banta Kosalia; chartered by Feu* Banwner J. M. Coleman, Am schr, 319 tons, passengers and merchandise from Ban fcrandsco to Hlto; charter en by J. D. Bprckels A Bros. Co. - n . Manila, Am schr, 548 tons, lumber from Port Gamble to Kobe, Japan; chartered by C. A. Hooper* CO. Beestern Her bk, 1,411 tons, wheat from Portland to United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or uunmrm, Jtl U ttd; chartered by Kppinger *Co. ? . A -- Craigmore, llr sh, 1.827 tons, wheat from Portland to United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or DonnA, ci, chartered prior to arrival. Kdcnballymore, Mr sh, 1,642 tons, wheat from Portland to United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dun- klilr; chartered by 41. W. McNear prior to arrival. , . , , - Greet Admiral, Am sh, 1,102 trtrs, lumber from Puget sonnd to Sydney; chartered by J. #. Moore m Co. prior to arrival. . Woollahra, Hr bk, 942 tons, rrdwcbd from Eureka, thence to Bydney; owner s account. Banklcigh, Br bk, 1,428 tons, wheat from Ban Francisco to United Kingdom, Ham, Antwerp Of uun- kirk; £1 lfla 9d. . C. I>. Bryant, Am bk, 823 tons, coal from Nanaimo to Lshaina, H. 1. - .. . Cyrus Wakefield, Am sh, 1,941 tons, passengers and merchandise from Ban Francisco to Honolulu, in Hawatlan line; chartered by Williams, Dtmoud A Co. . w . Mafdalme, Her »h, Z.7IJ t(m», wMiat from Portland to lliiltrf Klntdom. Hana, Antw«n> or Dunkirk. 965; chartered prior to arrival by Balfour, Guthrie A Co. ?. a*. Plrat, tier bk, 981 tons, lumber from Port Blakeley to France, to be loaded by Ren ton, Holmes ft Co. Okanogan, Am schr, 606 tons, lumber from Port Gamble to Honolulu; chartered by Pope ft Talbot. Kampa, Am schr, 836 tons, lumber froln Grays harbor to Banta Bosalia. Archer, Am bktn, 848 tons, Ban Fronclsco to Honolulu, lu the Planters line. Hontiago, Haw bk, 901 tons. Ban Francisco to Honolulu, in Sprockets line. .. Courtney Ford. Am br, 352 tons, merchandise from Ban Francisco to Honolulu, In Bpreckels line. Cambrian Warrior, Br bk, 1,313 tons, wheat from Portland to United Kingdom, Ham, Antwerp or Dunkirk; 41s 3d; chartered prior to arrival. _ . . . . . . O. W. Watson, Am schr, 397 tone, lumber from Port Gamble to Honolulu; chartered prior to arrival. VESSELS BOUND Iff. Angerona, Williams, Br sh, 1,145 tons. Liverpool. British Columbia, August 1 Achnashle, Pasifull, Br sh, 2,334 tons, Liverpool, British Columbia, September 16. Aorangl, Hay, Br str, 2,782 tons, Sydney, Vancouver, December 5. Allen A., Bchage, Am schr, 326 tons, Honolulu, Tacoma. Admiral, Peterson, Am schr (new), Ban Diego. Puget sound. . . American Girl, linos, Am schr, 214 tpns, San Francisco, Gamble, Oct. 8 (overdo#). Arab, Wills, Br str, 2,674 tons. Hongkong, Puget sound. . M Annie M. Bsxter, Marshall, Am schr, 459 tcfos, San Pedro, Seattle, November w. Azalea, Fardeliiu, Am schr, 327 tons. San Diego, Hadlock, November 29. Annie Thomas. Meredith, Br sh, 1,763 tons, Arapuleo, Puget «ound. America, Marden, Am sh, 1,908 tons. Ban Francisco, Comox, December 19. Arcthus A., Nicmayer, Her sb, 9,709 tons, Hamburg, Pogft sound. Albert Meyer, Nellson, Am schr, 398 tons, Ssn Pedro, Seattle. Amelia, Wilier, Am bktn, 338 tons, Honolulu. Port Blakeley. Battle Abbey, McGhie, Br bk. 1,165 tons, Hamburg, Puget sound, November A Bloemfonteln, Belloch, Br ss, 1,764 tons. Honolulu, Prtget sound. Bldston Hill, Jenkins, Br sh. 2.434 tons. Manila, Puget sound, December 9. Brodick Castle, Ferguson, Br sh, 1,745 tons, Hongkong, British Columbia. ltandaneira, Falck. Br sh. Yokohama, Puget sound. Colusa. Ewart, Am bk. 1,111 tons. Kahulul. Departure bay. October ZL Colbert, De la Haye, Fr bk, 1.248 tons, London. Puget sound. September l. Clydebank, Batcbelor, Br bk. 863 tons, Hamburg, Puget sound. September 7. Creedraoor, Kennedy, Br sh, 1.399 tons. Manila, British Columbia. City of London, BcarfT, Br ss. 2,006 tons, Hongkong. Puget sound, November 30. Coloma, Jensen, Am bk, 740 tons, Manila, Port Townsend, December 10.^ Challenger, Anderson, Am achr, 265 tons. Ban Francisco, Tacoma, December la. Csesarea, Cordis. Ger sh. 1,249 tons. Honolulu, Puget sound. Centennial, Marsrhall, Am sh, 1,139 toha, Honolulu, Nanelmo. C. F. Bargent, Ifaakell. Am sh, 1,565 tons. Ban Francisco, Seattle. Carrier Dove, Brandt, Am schr, 634 tons, Haiphong. Port Townsend. Columbia, Am schr (new), Honolulu, Port Townsend. Dominion. Rodd, Br bk, 1.214 tons. Honolulu, Puget sound. Elginshire. Hannah. Br sb, 2.038 tons, Liverpool, Victoria, December 13. Errol, Henderson, Br sh. 1,387 tons, Honolulu, Tacoma. Empress of Japan, Bowlee, Br ss, 3,003 tons. Hongkong. British Columbia. Emelie. Ottman. Ger'sh 1,738 tons. Nagasaki, Puget sound. Excelsior, Burmelster, Am schr, 330 - tons. Newport, Port Blakeley, December 15. Englehorn, Andrews, Br sh. 2,064 tons, Yokohama, Puget sound, December 7. K. K. Wood. Hansen. Am schr. 451 tons. Tientsin. Puget sound, November 24. Empress of China. Archibsld. Br ss, 3,003 tons. Hongkong, British Columbia. Fsnnie IHitard, Budbaeh, Am schr, 252 tons. Ventura, 1 ort Blakeley, December 19. Falls of Garry. Broadfoot. Br sb, 1,971 tons, Shanghai, Puget sound. F. B. Bed field, Jorgensen. Am schr, 371 tons. Ban Pedro, Tacoma. Glenalvon, Andrews, Br sh, 1.980 tens, Hamburg, Fjiget sound. October 15. Glenogil, Stevenson, Br sh, 2,193 tons. London. British Columbia. Glendoon, Morrison. Br sh, 1,824 tons, Hamburg, Los Angeles. Seattle. Gatherer. Btokkobye, Am bk. 1.377 tons, San Francisco. Tacoma, December 11 Glendale. Johnson, Am schr, 281 tons, Honolulu. Port Townsend. Harvester, Gtuner, Am bk. 716 tons, San Franeleco, Port BlOeley. Hawaiian Isles, Bice, Haw sh. 2,041 tons. Honolulu, British Columbia, Ds^lT. Harry Morse. Fullerton, Am bk. 1,241 tons, San Francisco, Seattle, December 17. Inverclyde, May, Br bk. 1,516 tons, Antwerp. Puget sound. October 3. Invincible. McKenrle, Am sh. 1.365 tens Ban John D. Tallant. HoßTlar.d, Am schr, 470 tons, San Francisco, Port Gamble, December 19. John Smith, Andmon, Am bktn. S* font, ?«n >^ilct»co. Jam mi Rolnh Dedrick, Am schr, 517 tons. Ban Pedro, Port Blakeley, November i J M Griffiths, Arey, Am bktn, 529 tons, Bsn Francisco, Hadlock. December 14. John A* Campbell. Smith, Am schr. « tons Ban Ta^ma. Jo. Buss, Petersen, Am schr, 235 tons, San Pedro. Olympia. December 18. i ..I n Rurffens Younggren, Am sh, 1,475 tons. Ban Jjrancisco, Puget sound. itSe VanST&idwß?Am schr. 383 tons. Ban Pedro. Port Townsend. liiembl. BMdhirtn,. Br bk. I.OM ton., Ant«n., 1-ug.t wand, ,1a Lo. An,.l«, November H Umomi. Corm.ck, Bf «h. 2,M» top". B*n DU«o. Ttcom.. . ...H M.y BUHII, An tchr, 234 ton., S.n Pedro, Kmtt Ltablth. bSa <o* bit. 2,599 ton., Hloro. Pn«* MrtTr ,d i Am Sg'Vdrt Gamble R A ? M; 8 wi iu liu ton., Bjdn.j, Britl.h ColiimWA. M.TVS A« ' ' «? toT S»» Fr.nd.co l'ort Ounble. Am bktn. 468 torn, S«n Dl«o. Hug«t lound. HMun M.n, No.?b« t. Mron». H""" 1 ?, 2'*T I tSJ. t^c!(ra A rort 3X 21 "At back dlimuUd.) Simla, Hue.tl. Br .h, 2.W ton. fc i..D Port Spokan., J 334 ton., Han Kranrt««>, SeatU., number 15. l'ollte. Am ,h. t^'Brtib . Dt , BrtU.h Columbia. Trengate, Smith, Br bit. , on| yalwiraHo. Pvij.t "oond. Tmraoo. Miller, ChU b*. Yokohama, Briti»h Columbia. K/fc,* aAVI, r«lro, T.coma, December It Tann« r . J J r, i^"b s* d ES tonTVedondo, tMattle. Vidrtte, Uodd. Am MI, 3fe tnn>i sin KranoiMO, Tacoma. A» bktn. 409 ton., iQuiqu., British Columbia. VESSELS ON PIiOET SOUND. The follow! n« tcmdli ?» «» Pmet ionnd and In Brltuh Columbia water. today loading and discharging eargoes: _ ?. FLAG 810 AND NAME. Tim. Ma>ter. Loading Port. Cargo. Destination. 33?,O'Brien t Seattle ~ Laid up. \u25a0 Vm Wi Hunter ? ? nVEram Moodyrllle .. Lumber West Coaat Am bit Coallnga lM2'Joh»nten Fraaer Rim Salmon C. R. Br »h :: MOTiKnlgM Chenialniw Lumber Australia. Am ill I "? " row * l 753 Rtckfira Chemglnna Lumber........ Freinantle. Br bk How " jsinirars Tacoma Lumber Oallao. Am bktn C. F. crocaer Merrimann I"ort lllakeley.... Lumber San Franclaeo. Am hk Kate PaTeriport (1705 I'lberg Tacoma Lumber 'Australia. Am bit Ably Palmer Ollmore M00dyy111e....:.... Lumber Valparaiso. Thil bk Latona MJ Benneche Taroma Lumber Honolulu. Am bjtn «atr W»M«»an . 163} McLeod Blakeley Lumber Delagoa Bay. Am bk ?Jam'* J'SJLi:" ... (90 Murk Blakeley Lumber San Francisco. Ato JTrii-mi Lilht ' 11" Herbert tteparture liar.... Coal ,Baii Francisco. Am l.k Hl.bl.nd Light j ()hnson 'Ta.-oma Coal iHonolulu. Am bk McNear \ ,ei Hansen Oawble Lumber Manila. Am schr Am achr O. M. Kellog . 8 , o(t Tacoma Wheat t). K. rhil ** Pederscn 1 Tamllow Lumber Weet Coast. ? 1, w n Taitot T43 Benneche Port Ludlow Lumber Auttralla.- im William Bowden 695 Fjercm Port lllakeley Lumber Australia. » « F Moody ... 1915 Wo.Kb.lde Tacoma Coal Honolulu. rn» r Gom UMMallatt Ohentalnu. Lumber Wilmington. V? Kk.r, K.w'.bo» " sWMolle«ted Taroma.... jLumbrr Honolulu. rMI £* Altoar WOO Schlaffloo Moodyyllle ]Lumber West Const. »m ?Vb, ni 3M qjympia ,Lumber ped«>. IlTl hk CaJour 1354 110 Aagelo Whatcom... |Lumber Valparaiso Am nehr Fred .T Wood (now) Jacobaen B. 0 ,I'oUw Santa Ilosati*. am «h Oreat Admiral 1402 Sterling Port 11 amble | Lumber Port Pirle. m ah John A Brlggs 13M Balch . Port Oamble Lumber IWllmlngion. Am schr Oceania Vance 385 Murchlson Tort Oamble ;l.mnber Honolulu. Am Khr Okanogan . 6n« Bensoh 1 Port Ludlow Lumber Honolulu. 0?r bk IHrat 901 |Port Blakeley Lumber mlted Kingdom Am schr Halrator 38S Asmuasen ;tjlyjipla.. ". Lumber ) San Pedro. . Km «rhr Swinoia 321 Lareen IPori Hadlock Lumber....... Han iMego. Br «« Fmpross of India 13003 L** Vancouror I»aa«Amdwi....| Japan *Chin*. Am tchr Annie Larsen 367 White Tacoma Lumber s«n Pedro. Am schr Annlo M. Campbell M 5 Fridberg Tacoma..... Lumber Han Pedro. Am schr Comet 348 Thomston port Gamble Lumber ; San Pedro. Am sclir C. B. Ilolmea 376 Johnson Port Blakeley Lumber San Pedro. Am hktn Skagit 41* Itoblnson Port Oamble Lumber Honolulu. Am .chr Sailor Boy 316 Neilsen iTaccma Lumber ;San Francisco. Jap aa Toyo Mara 1511 Sakai Stereston Salmon iCnlted Mngdoir Am schr O. W. Wataon 337 Peterson Port Oamble j Lumbar , Honolulu. Jap ss Idiumi Maru 1M» Cumow I Seattle I Passimdse.... 'China * Japan. last twenty-four hours; weather cloudy; fresh south- erly winds. A. B. WOLLABEB, Observer, Weather Bureau. MAItIXK !>KWS. RAN FRANCISCO?SaiIed, Pec. 24. str George W. Eider. Astoria; Nor str TitanU, Nonaitno; bk Har* Port Blakeley. Arrived, str Washtenaw. Ta- roma; str Pel Norte. Newport; sh Occidental, Ta- coma; str Cooa Buy, Newport; str North Pork, Eureka; str Gipsy, Eureka. Port BUkeley Shipping. Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer. PORT BLAKELEY, Dec. 24. Below are names, destinations, etc., of vessels loading lumber lu this port: Am schr Wm. Bowden, Capt. Fjerem. Port Pirie; Am schr C. S. Holmes, Capt. Johnson, San Pedro, Cal.; Am bk James Nesmith, Capt. Warner, Dels- foa bay South Africa; Ger bk Pirat, Capt. Hirsch, France. London Stock Exchange. LONDON, Dec. 2!.?Last week was otoe of thf gloomiest which the stock exchange had experienced in recent years. In all the markets realization* were on a large scale, dne to a fear of money pressure during the last settlement of the year, and prlcee went down all alone the Hne. These touched the lowest point on Friday. Yesterday a better feeling prevailed, owing to the comparative ease of the carry-over In mining shares, which effected a partial recovery In prices, leading to a more cheerful and hopeful tone at the close. Consols recovered to for cash and 98| for the account. Americans were better all around. Among the increases were Northern Pacific preferred, which rose 2 points, Louisville h Nashville, U; Chicago, Mia* II ' naapolla A Multoim, Uj Daw * Wo Omul* an> (ma. Ui Norfolkk Vm mhmd, U: CM Puite, U; M. Fml. 1| Illinois Omtnl, 1; Vakuk dAiuitma, U udMtai htm in Mono wu aarfar; rM maun. I ta It par moM for ? vnt, <| to I par cent; moner into JaauarjL i* to S| par cant; thraa mnsthi' bUlu, t*gt pai Mat HB U A CHAMPION, America® Roach Far Mora A(crea> \u25a0lra Thai A>r Other. Of all the aturdy cockroach family tha so-called American roach la champion. He la fiercer, more aggreaafva and by far outmeaaurM all other varieties. He carnal here originally from the Weat Indies, but* like many ether foreigners, has become sa much an Institution of this country that he la known all the world over aa tha American roach. He travels abroad a great deal, booking his passage In packagea of merchandise and In the crevices of well-oiled American machinery destined for foreign parts, so that for years he haa been setting up colonies of his own hi tha sugar refineries, machine shops and vessel* of other nations. He has grown to enor- mous proportlns, measuring In many ln« stances as much aa S Inches long, while his outstretched wings often spread a full « Inches apart. These are the fellows that disturb you at nUrht and make such a noise that they have come to be known aa drummers. They wear a yellowish coat with brown spots. While the means for destroying the roacß are not numerous, they are at least suffl* clent If persistently applied to keep tha Increase In check. Old wet cloths will at« tract them during the night and In tha morning It Is a simple trick to kill then with bolting water. A winged trap haa been tried abroad with success. In thla manner, by actual count, no fewer than 7,996 cockroaches were caught in fou# months In a house to which neither baker); nor kitchen was attached. In (be Monkey Temple, Benares. We had provided ourselves with pop- corn and other goodies, which we expected to offer their hollnesses. But the monkeys did not glvo us a chance to do that. They matched the dainties front ? our hands, and when our supplies were «t« haunted they amused themselves by mi- micking us. One of our party, who had a bad cold, used his handkerchief with considerable emphasis. Scarcely had ha replaced his handkerchief In h!s pocket when a monkey seised the protruding' end, pulled It out, and gave an excellent Imita- tion of the act Then, of course, some of us had kodaks, and after we had taken several pictures another personification of Impudence picked up a little block of wood which lay upon the ground, and with It took several snapshots at u* A third Ill- conducted simian (a vain female, who de- serted her Infant for the purpose), grabbed from my shoulders a red chuddar scarf, and In a few flying leaps carried It to a lofty minaret. There she put It on, and evidently "fancied herself immense- ly. But she was not allowed to retain her prise. In about three minutes' at least forty monkeys had bit a piece of my precious chuddar! Then our native guide informed me that the monkeys were very fond of scarfs, and that they captured a great many on the stone "ghats" near the temple, while their owners were bathing In the river. Perhaps on the principle that "misery loves company," he seemed to think his item of new* ought to con- sole me; but although the "monkeyshlnes'* continued as long as we stopped In the temple "compound," I no longer found them quite so ludicrous.?Chautauquan. OPAL rings and pins In great variety* W. H. Flnck. jeweler, 811 Second avenue. EXCELLENT lunches served daily tram U«o t o'clock. Cafe Halbe. 620 gecomd. DEATHS AND FUNERALS. BANNING?De«mber 24, In this city, at the reri- >nr» of her brother, O. IlonninK, HID Biith »T- --enn*. Mary Ronnln*, \u25a0 native of Norway, of oon> Mimptton, aged 40 rears. Nan's Confidence In Himself bccoma weakened. Th « man who jpattti. .- with succagg WEMS* thi * a man who energetic (mentally physically^ I well to your nerves. Tou can tell If your ntrfN are weak. 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