Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25

. n~nttst VIII Net Appear.
I,rs. Feb. 2i.-Tbe widely circu
81 s..,smsnt tnAt dentist OF OAk
bps C.J;foynia, would appear a. An
tsno, .t vitness against Msxveil, the
.asoed mardsrer OF FREEZER, - p1p-
-ssed false. The dentist stated tnai
ga confident tsst be could identity
~. hedy a. that OF Preller, oecaust
-, the latter Vas IN Oakland he DID
dentistry work upon bis teeth
- he stated. be could easily receR
nsxsmInati q. IL appears nov
-, ,bsre IL no Truth in the statement
s.,y,sse Of Thomas 4. Edison
c,xxvr.yp 20 }, Feb. 24-Thomss A.
80, tbs veil known electrician, was
.srried this afternoon at AKRON, onie'
!. Miss Nina, daughter OF Lewis Miller
,-om,uent manufae urer and Presi-
81 3, the Chautsuqua Sunday School
ssssubgy. The ceremony vas perform
80 o'clock at Oak Place. MIller's
I.ssnt residence, In the presence of
ssect 100 invited guests. Lieuteosnt
Nv fae-4u, ~ the United States
u, v,s Edl+on's best mas Mr.. and
n Edison 90 to Z iison'. winter home
a. Fort Meyers, Florida
.....,.s,su Of the western Export
Association.
psostA IN, FEB. 2t-After end cav
..;nc 20 settle its differences the West
=, Export Association today decided
= dis,5lve she whi4key pool and ad-
parsed-
A MONDAY shooting
uny.uxzs Wis }, Feb 2i.-At n Don
IA, Abbott LaErenoe, assistant
..sh,s, Of tns National Exchange Bank.
"a shot aud dangerously wounded near
a. Milwaukee jlub house,by GsorRe A.
Tard,sr. formerly book. keeper OF the
sans bsak. Tue oali entered She small
A ais back aud ia supposed so have
sIsoosd oh into the Guest. After the
snootins. wardner walked to the Cen
t,.l opgIoe station, followed by large
srosd OF people, and delivered himself
ma. Lawrence 10 a son Of an old and
,sry wealthy resident. Ii IL believed
mat Wardnsr uas influenced ny some
fsncied wrong. The shooting created
tbs gresssst sxoitemsut in the CITY, OF
loQ 70 the prominence of the two men
Both are - years OF age and unmar-
RED.
The officials OF the bank. ~ well a.
intimate associates of Wardner, say
that his mental and nervous system has
been falling for evsral years back in
eoastq 1snos OF hard work. aud they are
positive of his sanity. He had be-
Done possessed with the idea that Law
rsnoe sad other attaches Of the bank
sers harrasslng him at every opportu-
nifty, aud endeavoriue Co drive him
from hls position. However, 10 was
ssfely imaginary, as the gentlemen we're
bic friends.
He readily talked OF his act when sen
By an Associated Press correspondent,
and said: had made mp my mind
hat the only way to right the wrongs
done me was to kill my tormentors. and
! only regret that Lawrence was not
hlled on the spot. IL ever get out and
be h still living will shoot him again
Two others meaning President Nash
and Cashier Witsch, both OF the bank |
vill be served in the same way also"
His talk clearly proves that bis mind
n dersnRed, as he never had better
irisnds than Mr.. Nash and Mr.. Witsch,
hiu take two months recreation on
faiI pay and an assurance of his posi-
toa being retained for bim.
fsniQhs Mr.. Lawrence is resting com
foFtabiy. and although ne attempt has
ben made 20 probe the wound for the
bali, bis physicians have strong hopes
OF bis recovery.
The International Editorial Assscia-
tion.
CscrssATr, Feb. "a. - The second
Days session of the International Ed
torial Association, began today With a
paper on journalistic Ethics" by A.
h. Lowry, of Illinois. Mr.. J. B. Stan
10y, Of Alabama, read a paper on "rhe
Press of Alabama" and Mr.. ]. X. Bats,
OF Arkansas, read one on Foreign Ad
vertisina." This piper reused much
discussion. The subject had reference
10 advertising agents, and Mr.. Bats
suggested the pooling Of papers In dis
riots, with pool advertising agent to
handle foreign advertising st pool rstes
Tbs debate showed diversity of
opinion and resulted in the appoint
ment OF committee to consider the
topic aud report tomorrow morning.
A. b. Mann, of Florida. invited the
eonvention to send a delegation OF
twenty members On an excursion to
Florida. rhe Florida delegation had
bfoog1t with them buffet and palace
care and would take the gentlemen to
their State and back to Cincinnati ~
thsir guests throughout tbs entire jour
uey. The invitation WAS accepted by
tns association aud one mem Der from
e,eh State represented will make the
,fip.
On Wall street.
NV YoRx, Feb. Government
daii and strong. With two or three Ell
eeptions stocks were dull, but prices
we're generally nrm to strong. There
wa active trading in Ltckawanua.
kfie preferred showed very decided
nrensth late In the day, closing with u
cain Of y TIE rest Of tina usually 40
tive iie WAS divided between advances
and declines. Lake Shore. New York
Central. Pacific Mail, Texas Pacific,
Unlon Pacific and Western Union are
sli unchanged after Destinations of less
snan one per cent.
TIC -tsck Lat.
NV yoaK. Feb. 2i.--U. s. Sc. lO0IS;
"a liS,s; t's. 1861; Pacific IS, 1861
American Express. loo; CANADIAN Paclflc
IN; Canada southern. &3Ss; Central Pa
cue. tsA; Burlington, 1914; Lsekswsn-
"a, l2s; Denver a Rio Grsnde, Is; Erie,
Hs; Kansas Il Texas, 1874; Lake shore,
y; Louisville 4 Nashvilis, az; Mich
issa Central, ~; Northern Pscirs, 26ls
Rsetsrred. 30; Northwestern, 1los
Nee York Central. 1851; .. X. d n
MN frsnscontinental. 3Ih Oregon
tnpfove1ent. IS; Pacific Mail, 5ots
Panama, IS; Rock Island. 1873; 81.
rsal. 8S.; Texas Pacific. IN; Uuion
rseihc, ~; Wells Fargo. l23. Western
ua'on, IN U. 3. Express, 6tS.