davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Sic erhielten ie $4,000.
Ern. 5reo. u. poune's 6Iiid in oer Souls
ftata Stdats=S otterte.

ST. Treb. 81. 0orng, S6dbmeilter Der
Linton @Delet So" Dieier Staot, faufte fit
81 Elm 3nanStgiteL bes 2ooieS 600. 1887 in
Der Gouiiiona Stats 9otterie. 0ieies Sons
getpal1n tn Der fiirsliben 3iebung ben8reis
bon $500, 900 un6 bere1tigte ion1it 6errn
Opung gu etnem 3tpan5icitel Der Summe,
nGmlt6 $15, 900. @enannter SEER ipuroe
bon benz vIelegramm" por Stpet Mod)er ais
gliidlider @eptnner genannt, bod muroe
bieS in elmer anoeren !3eitung in Nbreoe 9e7
felt. t6eute Wtor9en erfubr oas vSelez
gramm", baB Die y8anf Of Nmertfa" DaS
@elb fit 6rn. Ooung coleftirt bat. Sn
Der 8anf fonnte nt6ts barber IN @rfobz
rur9 Qe6ra6t tperoen, Da 0teGalitrer 16etnz
BAT angetptelen tDare1, 1tdts nber Die
Sbatiade in bic Seffentli6feit gelangelt gu
lalien. SSn Der Office Der Linton @Delet
So" fan0 Elm Gelegramm> Geporter 0errt
Ooung ur1o erfubr bon t6n1, Dab oas bon tbm
Dur6 Die 8o1toner Ngentur beSogene Go0s
tpirfli9 oas @elo getponnen bate uno Otes
les bon Ser genaltnten 8anf etnfaiftrt tpors
ben mar. ST. Ooul1g NOR iebr Sltiifbalz
teno uno bena6m 1t6, ais oh CT it'd ld1dn1te,
anltatt freute, cine 10 9roBe Sl1nt1te 9es
tpDnr1en 3u 1aben. ST mat 10 1utiDtltg, Die
S6atia6en 3ur &en1tntB oe5 YublifmmS
%selansert gu laiien, baB er bic GaftIoIisfeit
be9ann, @elo fir Sic l1nterOridung Der
g}euigfeit on5ubieten, tDobet CT aber bet
Gburafter bteler 3ettuilg un6 BON 0eren
@ertreter irrtbIlnltd 0eutete. Mie er lagte,
tpolte ct bic Na6ridt BON leinem Slid
beBtpe9en Der groBe1t Waaiie Dorentbalten,
bamit nibt malder elmer, Der neni9er pie
er I'M Stanbe lei, ieine Dollars tt 2ottertez
looien anSule9ert, 3u bieien Ntitsga6en perz
lettet tperbe. @arur1 dber iplde, Die mentz
ger benittelt iino, nt6t $4,000 gil 9etptnz
men tpiini6en iolen iaete 6r. Ooung ni6t,
ionbern nur, baB ct ea5 9roBe Bu6ltfunt
ui6t bon ietneln gliidltden l3ug in &enntz
nib 9eieBt baben tpplle.
Brooioence, (9t. 81 Telegram, 26. WadrS.
to nI.R
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Derswsifelter Kampf.
Gin Jrrinnieer perfu4t fi9 gu ertrdnfen.

Gin Srritnnieer perfndt ftd 5u ertrdttfer.
Gin aufregen6er &F ipieGte fi6 W1ittz
mod 5tptId)en etlem SrrItnnt9en unO be11en
8egletter ar1 ufer 0es Sees 1T Der JtGbe BET
SuperioritrpBe rb.
Stpen Gibbons, ein 26idbriger iunger
Wtanr, ma6te W1itttpp6 ga6mtttag gum
eritengDlal, lett i'm &ranfbett an 0aS 3tlnmer
gefelielt bate, nit ieinem 8reuno &ober
Wte9ton1ara et1en SpaSier9arg. Bon Der
8oDnunq be5 &ranfet, go. 105 6%uronftr.,
batten tie ben gSeg 11a0 Dem See etn9e>
i6la9en, un0 bon benz Nu9enblid al, Da lie
baS Saus berlteBen, legte @tbbo1S Elm 10
lonoerbareS 8enebmen at ben Sag ab, baB
iein Sreun0 it6 pornd6nt, etr1 be- Dtoers tpad>
James Iuge alf i'm gu baben. &aum aber
erblt6te @tbbonS Die gltBern0en WeQen DeS
peni9e S6ritte por ibnen ltegenben Sees,
ais er inn SturmeSi6ritt Die fur5e Strede
suriidlegte uub fi6 lit Die Slutben ~itirste.
Die per3tpetfelten Qlnitren9nn9en ieines
Sreunoes, ben &ranfen ms 3rodene 81
brtngelt, belobnte Gibbons oarntt, 0aB ct
Mc0lantard pafte un6 init Der Settles
franfen I'M 2lugcnbltd Der 3faleret etgenz
tbiimli6en Graft ben Tim zoo uno 2eben
9tingenben ms g9aifer i0leuoerte. Jur
leiner @etpanbt6eit als Shtpimmer berz
banft Wtc9famara ieit 2ebet. Wtebrere
Wfale padte i'm Gibbons BET Der !Seble unO
tau6te ibn unter oaS Walier, Bis eS Dem
Sreunb 9elang. lt6 Gus oen 9dtoen beS Gaz
ienbeu Ios5uretBen uno ans 2anb gu
l6pintnten.
Sn Der 3mii6enSeit batten 6ie 3ui6auer
am l1fer etn 8oot berbeigeidafft uno eilteit
bem &rdnfen, ber in 6em Nugenbltd, alS
Wcgtan1ara %entfant, untergelunfen tpar, III
6ilfe. DIS ct bic SberflG6e berIbrte,
ihlangen Die Getter gei6tdt etnen Strid
I'M ietrten &0rper uno bra6tcn i'm ans
2an6.
SSn Ser Chicago Npe. zStation, tpobin ct
gei6afft tpuroe, gelang IS Gr3tlt6er@ei6iGe
Ii6feit, i'm pieoer ms 2eben 5u tufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15


@erHopfung, pom 3ufdQiger Giarrb6e
eefol9t, itebeltOe 'G6nter3en III Der Yrltit,
nnieOerOriifenbe 96me3en, grennen int ulls
teren Gbeile beS Niif9roOeS, beiBetOe, bultle
Sliijii9feiten, lpel0e baS Bitter %Derbrentell,
nHno piele Mbionberlngeu : Sanb, gtaiet=
un6 2r1seni Gleim. foDie nit elmer fetti9eIt
Wtoiie beoedte Tliiiitgfeiten = itlo s3ei0ert
bon porSeriidtem NierenleiOen. Yrof. gSnt.
$. 86omloi1, DC. o, pom Der gtew OOrter
llrtiperlitGt, ia9t: rSn Die em Hanbe li1o pom
6ronii0em Nierenleioen mebr @rlDo6lene
ba6tngerofit 1%porben, ais Don ir9e1b ether
onoeren &rantbeit, alt5genommen Qlsz
sebrun9." Ser jun9e Or. SEQ gewtS, wel0er
fiber Warmers Safe Cure lpra6, i9rteb Oaz
riiber iolgeubernaBen: r@Senn i6 mertel1
miiroe, baB i1 bos 0pfer zines 9efdbrli6e1
0tierenleibens 9elporOen bin, 10 lpilroe i9
Shr 9fe3ept Qebraubet."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Gtablirt felt. 1856.
Henry ~SchOellkOpf ,

hOACoHA ~ NSuA NAOCNAS
252 & 254 oft Ranoolph=Stry
stpii9en Grantlin= nnb Wtorfets9traBs
p~Ffertrt aIe arten BON SdmereietL
GrtIG)en 8ettiiie=S nnrnca,
srildDen SIt;n c1s Sa6Gncn,
5Ttiiden @taSinarucn 1i;0 SebS4ntebeI,
Support. Ocutld)e Gierz 1nrto TcIrt,
SeutIGe Spdrgeir t9to SdDntttbobuet,
EcItptuer J9ttben tt1o fraats. Grbien,
DetrpGucte 1SiIsc ttmS GFGttpi9l0nS
TriS6leS &6rtOfTcEs, 9Seis= 1ttO Srb1eitntebI0
Meue SsirIe, @rtintern ttno SttIcr,
2eutI DE tno framS. Sotpctfden Mno Strttet'
0etr0G. &ctoelbcercn, Setrl1sf, @prifoIc's,
elcdDtcn S3ictIcnbcnig n1to ,iI's5cerI9ff
SeutId1eS ,3tu etI d emntltS ano &~sobulnattenS
&ietia'S SSTeiIG)ertraft Wu0 SG1WetSert1tld11
STeinjfem Sapa=, 0aoffe= tttS 8inse1Hce,
0tedltet 9rt;ncm nrS fG1ipGc5ct Sbce.
STciuitc neutrality-suspicious. uno R0tdo,
Wedte brapn1dItu. GetOetattuntit It. Gallant,
@eftpbaI. G6imfen aHo Uranff: 8rat'""rH
1einItes SIibet5I 1.mo gSoGm0I,
STrous. @nnSIebcrss5a Stetcn ann SriTeln,
Semc Sai,s gar0cuem It. Saroc acn=SMtter,
Nariwirtcn 2t6I tGu0 RUIZ. &auiar,
WprtueatTGb emo cl,te5 utto StpdFI1,
&tcIeg GDrOttea taI:o ggppettts St0,
aSeittfte bGu. &.Gringc, Wsifdl:aet u. 0togettee'
Ganb. N0lsSSGrtnBe tatO sun. StrOtneS'
gSeinifeu Gtu.metatb0Icr S@Dei5c*fdfe,
Siut1ltra err, 9sahnt= 1ttaO SSaiof01e,
sSootters, &efo ci= 11to IrGafctta1c.
Ssrprraoe DC Sric Mno NaGwcfnrt=GafeI
Sc1I d1GteIer tnO g a meinnzSe0ie,
gted)tcn Barrier Sdj7upftabGf,
GDtnnrGOer, &cISiGDIbe, &pi5p6ttcHeIm ee.
at ben biniglten @reiien.
Henry SchOelIlxODEs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
RooneY's 6lad.
CT trdstjebt 5000 in feirer irneren Caf4e

@S lit lon6erbar, baB 3tpei 6er @etpinner
Der !6auptpreiie in Der 9puiiiana StaatSz
Qotterie 8etDobner oteier Stoot 1tn0, benin
nod Elm 8rooioence> Oaann lit Tim $l5, 900
tpoblbabe1oer, oils CT pDr ether gSpde mar.
9aS 2ooS 1887, tpe(des in ber 3te6ung
bonn II. WeGra ben eriten 6auptpreis BON
$300,0 900 9%etpann, 6radte 6rn. So6n Gooz
reD ben 5tuan5i9iten Gbetl bteier Sunnte,
tnoem ct 81 fir Elm QntDeilGoOS aablte.
9(GS Die @iidSnummern DerOffentlt6t
tpuroen, CAB ST. GooneD ietn 2oos ben
0erren S6ace nno Butts bon bier be6ufS
@tnfaiitrung. @s mur6e bon tbnen na9
STEMS orleans gei6idt uno am nortser1
9ienitaa langte bon bort cine Gratte, auf
cine SEEM gOrfer 8anf un6 Die Suntme bon
$500 lautenb, an. Oas @elo puroe
6rm. GooneD in Me6iel 3u beItebigen 8ez
trGgen ouS9e5ablt uno bon 6rn. GooneD in
Der 6ieoenen 8anfen beponirt; CT bebielt
MIR $1,000 CUR 8eitreitune n6t6i9er 9(usz
gaben, einl6lieBlt6 Der GolleftionSgebiibz
rem bon $125, auriid. ST. 9toonep iii cit
QofomotiuenzB uber fir Die Slo GolouD
9tatlrpao, lit rs Sabre alt ulo in Srlano
ae6oren, mo ietne @Ltern iebt nod tpobnen.
ST bea6ii6ttgt, Oieien CONNER nod ietner
alien 9eirnatb 3l reiien ultb ietne 8eripanbz
ten, Die ct 10 LANCE nibt n1ebr 9eieben bat,
gu beiu6en; Die gliifli6e 3iebung madt
ibm bas mogli6. Ser anoere sliidLide
8eltber zines 3nan3igitelz 2noieS lit Sreo
q. Ooun9. Broni0enee (R. So telegram,
20. O1Gr*.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
GGtnnme m0atner.

nelde ibre poQe Ma1nesfraft mnb @laitisitd.
bes @eiites mieber gu erlat19en piini9er, er=
balten ltent9elelt9 anSfuntt uber Elm
ttctteS &ctlncrfabrett, wel9es li9 bis
Jest in iebem einselrten Sale 9ldn3enS be-
ip6brt bot. @ebonblun8 ebenlo einto@ wie
biai9. Sober letn eigener arSt. gub nebii
Mnrpeilun9 our Seilun9 gratis. Man
obreliire: 8rin1tc GIittc & 9iSnctts
farO, Is 9. &paitoW Gtr+s Netn0ott.
%. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Gin Rath fir U1utter.

Mrs. @tnsIow's r@ootbin9
9 prup p" loute beitdnbig beim 6inberz3ob
men 9ebrau6t 1perben. Gr beiGnfti9t bos
&inb, erlpeidt ba5 3abnfleii9, Iinbert alien
S6nterS, turirt @inosSolif, uro 1T bas bette
Wittel seseu 9iarrbOe. Sinfunb3man3is
Gents bic Slo{he.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Die Deruno[iiften.

gfa6 BEN BIS IeBt ein9e309enen Grtltn6iz
9ungen lit 0err 6art etn 8enobner BON
Broofltne, Wfa1i., no ct friber inl S6u6z
unb StiefelgeidGft tbGtig mar. Set mebz
reren SSa0ren bat er fi6 gonS pom @ei6Git
auriid9e5ogen urtb lebte bon ieiiten Gaptz
faIien. Dim Z. Sebruar OieieS Sabres begab
er ft9 nit ieiner Satin unb ietnem Sobu,
ietner gti6te unb ibrem 8erlobten aif cine
lGngere 8ergnigungsretie mad Dem Siiben
uno Neften. j. N. 2arn6, Der 8erlobte
Ser auf 10 ihre6lide 8eiie get0bteten gtt6te
Der 6art'l6en @belcute, par etn iii ben
0ienften Der Santa Observation-Disclosures
iteheu0er Q(r3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
StQ0t GbttQ0o.

Ser General M8ent Sert Ser=
Atatttt SreGi0Httot beilt6t Die
GtaAten SeT1s. Nrfanias 4tnS
SenueHee.
&err Gratts Otto ote Staatett
Wtttnefota Tito Safota.
SEER G0mar0 8rWtDOM 0ett StaGt
WcbraSfa.
@err SDeo. -. 8eGtma,ttt Sett
Gt16t Sn0tattn+
9err Curt G6unaIeniee Den Staat
SainOis.
Serr SOB. Setttr. G6erer Sett
Stnat SniuoiS.
Serr 9anoO4f HOpp Sen staat
&6ti@S+
Serr @@t&t SrtebeI Sem staat
Splua+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

ST.. 81. u. @unn, M. D., 9rofeiior Der
Gebafteltr Der nWtebicol 8ribl1ne" uno Ser
folier pom y@unn's nellem uub perbelierten
6arobu9 iiber 9p9iene unD einbeimii6e
Meoi3in, il iost iiber lleiner eisenen gtarneuSz
unterl9rift, no er QSarner's Safe Sure pers
i6reibt, itber bailelbe Sol9etbes: SD mur
bo1it e%rltalnt, ais ib na6 einem Wtonat cine
Seiieritn9 mabrtabm unb na6 pier Monaten
1poren feline N~D6renousrDiirte mebr 81 ftitoen,
iorberl1 1nr nod cine Spur pou Albnmeil,
uno ,pte mir Der Yattent perIi6erte, fiiblte er
pollitGubto 1pohl."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
mg- Ncumafa gaae it, G1trohn-

Ia Nc4tn5t9 Sage 1T Gttropa.-
9ieunter bielernGtte i'm r8eiten" beroffentz
lt6ten tntereiiar1ten &eiiei6tlberungen 6es
9rn. @aibington SEEING ftnb, einem pielz
ta6 9eGuBerten Wunl6e 5ufolge, in elmer
6%auernberen Sorm ais 8ud rl9ienen, 6as
fir ben biQigen 9reis BON so Gents in Ser
office Der ISL. Staatsaeitung" un6 our6
uniere &genten gu baben lit. i3u 8rdmten
bere9ttgte 2eler bes v@o6enblatts" ober
beS rQBeitens" f0nne1t bas BUD an STEELE
elmer anDeren 8rGmie be3ie6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Derurfohter Shaoen.

11e6er ben Ser neutrality-suspicious. berz
uria6ten S6dben IdBt it'd ni6tS WenaueS
lagen, neil Bic 8camten ieoe NuStunft Oerz
tpeigcrl1. Sin galaitDagen lit %DouttGnOig
Sertriimmert, cine QofomottDe grDRtentbetlS
unbrau6bar genla6t, Elm S6laftpagen ulto
me6rere Srodttpa9elt leidt bel0dOtgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
9auern6e 6itlfe

HCluu9lL ulc %VCL SuLlupUltlus
,Seit Sabren," ifreibt 2tSsie 8. De
8eau, 262 6iinfSebnte Ctr, 8rooflpu, g.
g., ubutte iA le6e8 6ribjabr unertrdglihe
&opfl4mer5eu. Sorigen Otdr3 fling id) an
aper's SarI1parila I'll nebnleIl ulb babe
leitbent fein SOpfpeb mebr gebabt."
SD litt an &~opfidmers, rltperSauli6feit
nro SGpd6e, u11o fonlte mid mn NIT
D1ibe i'm Soule acknowledgement" 90
Ifreibt 6rnu sc. Ot. 2eiptS ans A Ctr,
0otpen, Wfaif. yNper's Gariaparilla bat
bel mir cine punoerbare Serdnoerung ber=
beigeiibrt. SD fiible mid MN fart uno
10 geiuno mite je."
SonaS @arrtat1, $780,, aus 2nfirs, 8a.,
idreibt 4: DSeit Sabreu leibe i'd jeOen Sriibz
ling i6redltd an %&opfIdmer3, Der bon per=
borbenem Slute unb g~eft0rter Seroauurtg
berriibrt. @5 mar mir al8 oh mir Der Sopf
5%eripringen ioute uno riftS bali mir. bis
t9 A1er's SarIapariqa nabn1. 0ieIeS Wttts
tel bat mid bolfomnen bergetelt."
NGs Erou @enepra 8elanger bon SEQ. "a
Bridge Ctr, Sprtngfielb, Maii., 4per's
9ariapariaa 81 gebraufen anftng, bate tie
lang on ether ernitli9en 2eberfranfbeit ges
lttten. 9abet mar ie ieoes Sriibiabr NIT
Sopfi6mrrS, fopie nit Dfengel an Ippetit
nrto on Seroa1ung geplogt. @tne 6rernot1
berebete 1ie, Gper's Sarlapartua 81 nebrte1t,
rr1o 6ieIe mar cine tpu1tberbare Wobltbat
fir fie, Sett 1T hire @eiunobeit poafom=
men. Sober MdrtDrer be5 Sopfiauler5es
tuirb 5ilfe ftnoen IN
QlOer'S SarIapari1a.
Subereitet non DIR. S. 6. Gper & Co., 2oweG, Nsaf.
qreis 81; feds 8EGi9ent SIS. @ertb S. bic SIui4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

Serr q. Weatael, friber Sparrotp
9ate, ieBt &tlnOrtbD, mtrb eri16t, ieine
9enaue 9tDreiie nit Nngabe oes Staates un6
County Ill bic Office B. 8l. ein3ulenben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Wf6rtDrer Oes SOpfi0merses

Suden uergebliG na1 @rleidterunq, bic fie
~nnfangeu, N1er'S Sarlapartna all,uipelt.
ben. . 0aun ieben ie NIT 91eue aiIf baS
jabrelange 2eioeu 5uriid, benz fe batter e1tz
gcben %fOunen, penn itc friiber 31 bieIem
Dtittel gegriffeu bdtter. 0a8 llebel mar
uidt l%ofaler, Ionoern couItitntionel1er 9tatllr,
unO ite muBten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS letoen
bis Nger'S SariaparillN ieiue @irtIng ais
altertrenbeS uno blltreinigenOe8 0tittel that.
Die 6rau be8 Samuel Sage, 81 Gufin
Ctr, 2Opea, Ntaii., fit lange ;3eit an bef>
tiger &opfi6merSelI, Die bur1 StOrungel1
i'll Ntagen uno Sober berbeigefibrt marert.
9ur6 Aper'8 Sariaparila murOe iie pOu=
fOr1men gebeilt.
Srant 8obertS, 727 @aibington Str,
8Oitou, iast, er babe friiber idredlide &opf.
i9mer5en gebabt unO uidt8 babe linn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

Subereitet ron DR.. S. G. 9lper & Co., aopeE, Taff.
qreis 81; feds 6Eof3eu, SIS. @ertb S. bic SIuf4e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02

Several Democratic exchanges, after pub
fishing dispatches descriptive OF the wei.
ding and attendant ceremonies incsdeu, Go
the marriage OF Emnlers Blaiue ana Miss
Mccormick supplemented those dispatches
by another OF highly sensational ohaFac-
ter~~9sssc possibly manufactured CA; Of
whole cloth especially Cor the occasion IN
~hlgh she ~igs az young James q Rlaias.
IT.. a. described A. in an esnaciaiesl conai-
isea comPe,ed D. take powerful auesthesos
IN eFlsT that she might endure rensaval t.
RES lodgings, and the eveywroaght stor,
vas worked np with pslpabio intent to
create rEvia3scs against the entire HlA.ne
family.
II. a. has been claimed. tbs yvaue Mrs.
Ias,ne has been wrogged Ana i enfst.ra IA
sympathy. there Is not the slightest ground
forever an iassnuAtion that yoang Emmons
Nlsias o. his bride were IN any manner or
degree responsible for her sufssrjngs. asd
nothing but spiseial waiice a<asrs5 the
hes3 ea tss BiAsne family prompted ,ae
rszgA4lns - the yonuS woman Woes al she
tsrns ana sn Else manner it sas dene. scch
displaSs ut perverted journalistic taste are
wausNAtsSe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
AFFAIRS IN SAMOA.

Latest advices from samoa. bearing date
of September Is, represent that little king
dom as being vet in A condition OF ferment
over the question OF who is Ia be their soy.
creiSn ruler. This IS partly due to annoy
ing delaysia FORMULATING the result OF the
Berlin conference. ard partly to the return
az the old king, Nalie;oa. from his exile in
Jaiuit.
Religious antaeoaisms among the eau
casian residents IS cutting quite figure in
the contest for tie kinrship. Maiaala is
deyoat Catholic AS Samoan devou;ness
goes--and the Catholic party. backed bv a
few Pro'essauts. are warmly backing that
chiefs aspirations % regal honors.
Fly FAR the Eressey number Of native
chiefs aud Fglers. however. are represented
as being IN favor q giving the sriEx!ei cid
caiettSin MSaesoa, he title and hoaorS OF
tire klnFly eglco. v aile be- towing the title
a vice king 90 Mataafa. with the under.
standing thar he shall perform the fune-
tlens Of the ogttee. Tor shich his greater
viecr and superior ae:ivj,y better qualify
and that or tae demise OF Malietos, which
must in toe course of nature soon occur.
MAtaafa vii succeed II undivided saay.
This seems 10 te s pretty fair AMI shrewri
compromise For these zemi-civlllxe4 Sa.
moan ehiestSlns to have evolved from their
untutore,i couSe3ences.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
An ExpLASATIos.


In the PosT-IsrkLLssgseEs Of yesterday
there appeared. repeated many times and
scattered about between various articles
ard news items. two lines. as follows:
Vote for YrIensbarg. the central and the
natural ally ef Seattle.
The pahlscat.on, while In unusual form.
was in sseh style a. 70 make n appear the
editorial expression OF the paper-and
as such an apparent violation Of pledges
made through the paper and personally by
the editor at various times during tho past
three months. In snxwer 70 all manner Of
requests 20 support the claims OF special To-
ealities. the editor has gwen one answer,
namely, that the Posr-fxrsltIeExcEK
would remain neutral. IL was this prom
ise which the publication above referred to
appeared TO violate. not by intent. but
contrary TO /! through the laundering Of an
emrloye
The lines quoted were printed under an
advertising arrangement with Mr.. Elliott,
of Eliensburg. The copy came in a, late
hour and the instruction was 10 SCATTER the
Inns assoag ~, adte,T.setaeats" In the
transfer OF this order from one printer to
another. IT reached the makeup man in a
form entirely changed and contrary to the
editors purpose. namely. to scatter fle tines
among The reading matter" Hence the mis-
take.
While this may appear a trising thing.
the editor feels that in justice TO himself
this explanation is due. There was GER
tsiniy no intention to violate or evade the
promise Of neutrality fairly made. The
editor hopes that all who may feel them
selves concerned will accept bis apologies
for an error which has caused him intense
personal chagrin.
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the mother from the accident on The street
car
On this shoxsng suit for damages has
been commenced in behalf Of the infant
AGAINST the railroad sompenr-
The kncssy pozns, neses before decided
or raised, ss. can a infant sue for irjirses
iusiesea wnes !: xax 81 rerssrs 50 rs<vss Chan
cessor Kent. IL lis commentaries. lars dor
the yuIe thss. - child ~ ressys "a aegs--sr
unborn ehiigs-ss recognized as being So esq
"a Issing per-oH-.o- the purpose OF taxing
any estate which is for hiS benefit. whsthsr
BIZ descent. by devise or under the statute
OF distributions And there hare aesn NJ
nerous decisions sustaining this view. ard
also many decisions thar the killing ot
az Unborn child Is = penal oEfsnse-
To TIE mind Of the Iaymsn il woaid
seem clear that 70 be a person who may
inherit property. and to be person The
killing OF whom would be q crime. would
constitute person who could reeovez for
damages, BIZ. II Is said that the legal fra
tsrni.y are divided on the proposition,
with prsponderance Of opinion. however.
in favor Of the haby's right to sue. and
10 obtain Judgment If il can clearly prove
damages and the Liability OF The defendant
therefor. How stands the legal opinion Of
Seattle on this point
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jim
Th. work cf compiling general state
returns Is greatly embarrassed By the
wretehst snefiessney Ct the telegraph ser
vice DIE TO the late hsavy rains. This
with the fnrshe. fact that tie eocnt Is no
where complete. makes il impossible 20
give definite results. In
general way, however The returns
nox presented indicate complete
Reuahlican success. The loss IN King
eounfY Is more than eounserbalsucea by
gains in Pierce. Island and elsewhere.
The Whole ticket IS probably elected by =
majority Of from five to ten thousand.
In King county. 50 far - counted, VII
son, Republican candidate for congress, has
go majority, and be has probably carried
the county By $50 or go votes. The entire
Republican legislative sicke: is proba-
bly, elected. although the majority vii! be
narrow In one or two instances. Lichten-
berg. Democratic candidate for SU-
perior Judge, has run ahead
OF his ticket, and the retains indicate his
election by small majority. There IS,
however, still fighting chance" for STRAIT
ton. the Republican candidate.
Ia the city two~thifds OF the vote is now
counted, and Wilson, the highest name on
the Republican list, is no. ahead
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02

The Pan 4 meriean congress. including
representatives from the United States,
Merico and all the republics of Central and
South America, viii bold its first meeting
preliminary In its charaeter-in the rooms
of the state department at Washington
city today, and tonight the members will
be banqueied by Secretary Blaine.
The meeting, the deliberations and the
conclusions reached by this congress will
almost inevitably be productive of re-
suits inestimably beneficial TO all con-
eerned. None but the most far-see;ng can
grasp the probable scope. range and extent
Of those results.
Next TO the august assemblage which
met in Philadelphia and sent forth our Dec
Iaraiion of Independence. this viii prob
ably lie the most notable gathering that
has met or will meet on this continent for
many years to come.
Many suppose that the meeting of this
congress is merely designed To- promote a
more extensive commerce between the sew
This Is very contracted view OF the sub
ject, though even in that respect alone its
results win more than repay the cost of its
convocation by many hundredfold.
But along with improved facilities and a
vastly increased commerce will come tina,
intimacy OF association which will reveal
To those peoples the difference between our
repuhheanism and theirs. between our
governmental system and theirs. between
their 'pronunciamento" plan of resisting al
verse elections or errors in administration
and our conservative habit of bowing to
the will OF the majority and Of trusting to
the people for speedy correction of pres
ent evils.
Out oi this will come the actual republi.
canizaiion of the nominal republics 10 the
south of us. Out OF this will come a true
fraternity for which there is no presen,
basis. Out OF this will come community OF
interests. plans and purposes. whic h will
lead to a virtual confederation OF homoge-
reous sister republics that will make and
viii he able To enforce its own amendments
10 international law in its application 70
the American continent.
All of this. we may rest assured, was in
the mind of Americas foremost statesman
James g. Blaine, when during his briei
term rs secretary OF state under Presideu,
Garfield he first conceived and proposed
this congress. which. In Its results vii
carry his rcnown as y statesman 10 remot
est generations, by whom he will be re.
| esrded With venera,ion as sincere as that
now entertained for him ny the grca, mass
OF his fellow citizens.
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An action AZ law has been instituted in
Pennsylvania. The decision of vhich Will
sc awaited with lively intrres, by the legal
profession, IS il pFesents an important
point which. II Is believed. has never yet
sseen sdjodscsted liz say country.
lady whtie ssscsrs.ts Vas a passenger in
street railroad car. and fron q Bslt ora
sioDsd ty q collision between the car and $
&Eoa she received serious spinal in jur,es
Within III months after the .niary she
bore chi]si- This eaald from rs birth has
h>en AFFECTED VISA epilepsy and tvo phys
cans at high ssAadlas express the un-
Qaaiinei cfs-nsoa that Is aailctlon Is Ii
FeStly sraecAese t. he injuries incurred bv