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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-12

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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
white Mountains and Bar Harbor.

Commencing June 20, the Michigan
Central and its eastern connections Will
run through line of elegant, new buf-
fet sleeping cars through from Chicago
to Bar Harbor VIA the Niagara Falls
and the White Mountains, without
change. Connection Will be made at
Ma CARA Falls with through sleeper TO
Clayton, where connection Will be made
with steamers TO the Thousand Islands,
Alexandria Bay, Montreal and Quebec.
For full and detailed information IN
regard 10 these summer resorts, and
the way 10 reach them, send six cents
postage for "A Modern Pilgrimage"
and summer tourist rates, to o. w.
Ruggles, General Passenger and Ticket
AGENT, Chicago. III.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

That is what you on nj TO have; In
fact, YOU must have it, % fully enjoy
life Thousands are searching for 1t
daily, and mourning because they find
il not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet IL may be had by
al. We guarantee that Electric Bitters,
IS used according to directions and the
use persisted in, VIII bring You Good
DigestlOnand oustthc demon Dyspepsia
and install instead Eupepsy. We rec
ommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases OF Liver. stomach and
Kidneys Sold at soc and 81 per bottle
by Peck Bros, Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

stil she said she was not going - be too
hard 0n Che cold weather a. eseg since she
vas chili she had suffered very much ir0m
cold. and dlt net think the weather was the
soie cause. as without apparent exposure 20
changes she wulid nnd herself suffering wifn
severe colds. in t9cf NaS hardly ever I'd of It,
ton4iin- almost constantly. with a q barge
oi uu us from th~ heal into rhe throat hawk
InE ard spItruz. and on several occasions
coughing up rto1i. III Nar appetite ieit EeT. and
lately shs had found h-rse'f going down
rar- tI7 ~ts Tered -rtaf.V from hsadarhe
ana bad dul pain Der chest and around
enc r--.Ha .l H~f heart. ssH....Ults EriDHtrE
trrt +" ot .3 of money nr tppar- 1Liy at
~ no ava. unf sn- began t1 lesastr ~ sef
ting re.aeI She said she had bean reading the
papers about parties sufer 2 a. she was eetne
treated wIrh success hv pr. .osm8n and SO
seine little rfn7e aga sh- concluded % 10 aaa
500 blm add see II there Nss sng caaGoe for
Der fH derive BENEFIT. -l- consulted wlfn TIE
drrr@r sHd. tff-r carefuI eVan1lnatio1. he
tcii her .ha was sufsri0g win a chronic
catarrh ant 7-eaeaitls aaa thst N sne would
place hsrseIf auder his care he co1'd help Der.
As fl4f wss Hhar she Nalfed she 8lE sa
-A eI. what "a - nr ts fer son
~ns said nv. yea can sae far yourself /
have nrW been rre2 Ina esS taal fHo pentae
fr3 radsv tse. Ike ahofaer woman. aed a.
tribute Is sH Ca the exec leut SALT and treat
wa1f ~ ir Irsuaa Tor suah cases as m le.
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AIS ao4 Al. rr ffe.fel -. 'n.fs - have
Been ffr frr - .cnz riH1e. SLEEP wei rs 1-
to rff morullz refreshed aud ready Coz IN
day work Iaar eisgns-lng aad snnnTn-
fnnttfln1 81 ~. fpt1E ~ Mtl3s laff tfr
sarcsf aod "snE and - p.les aoes not
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
The Free kindrrgarten.

This afternoon the free kindergarten,
which has been maintained for about a
year past by circle of Kings Daugh-
ters, viii give what may be termed an
entertainment in Hartman's Hall Lee
ture room at 80 O'Clock. The pupils
Will, under the management OF their
teacher, Miss Emma l.. Chamberlain
she has given her services for the year
past, TO help the poor children who
have been instructed in the kinder
garten-give the public an idea of the
wonderful progress they have made,
OF the vast utilities and possibilities of
this noble charity. \ small admission
fee, but - cents, to be devoted To the
use of the kindergarten, will be
charged. Our generous citizens must
remember their home charities as well
a their fellow creatures suffering in
Pennsylvanla.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
All Nigl,fers.

A young man employed IL a local railroad
ofaoe bal occasion toe other day 70 caA upon
a friend ~ his who IS connected with one ~
the morning papers do iei az 10 a m .
and sitter waiting around for a time be asked
in the counting room when his friend, the
scribe. was likely % appear upon the scene.
be was informed that be would not t. around
before O'Clock. A. be never showed up until
about that holr Wen. she railroad man
called then. found bis frisad up IN the local
room and told hira Thst be had - sav Then
b. sid. ssYcu fellows mus have . dead easy
tir-a ~ish 7 didn't have 70 get down -
the ofHcs Until Z iD the Afternoon Tho
n..7rsrap@r man replied thai u wss not az
sr.ft ~ IL appeared on tie surface That's
AZ right. hut 90 sre up slnl0~t a. night 40
said. 5opsnz 20 diseuctant his friend. but the
railroad usau ssid Il kno~ tnat m uD
most ali night ny seif. but rauss = d,zu 81
2 iust the sane Chicago Herald
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

Ths t~aa0asssioa Cesaplets IA els Busl.
ness here Ana $50 A4elas

ness Hers Ana $50 Aer-as
tsFl-Serysce Commissioners hoose-
selt Thompson and lyman. completed
heir work hefe Yesterday and .eil fog
Washington Nj Lyman l,if on ths
early afternoon te&sn and tAt other
two remained over unll o'clock Ia
tbe moru.uE tat gentlemen vested tire
i--isl-sEisee waels Dsyg had q oonsaii4l-
uua Nib lteluasltf hlal in reference
So ille appointment ~ the local bosf3
of examiners. "a names were ruQ-
s,.ftd S. tie Commission namel,
Martin d AgH,. doan a. Simpson.
Alex. e. OAamplin. Aaron / ssi.
.ey. Cbas. = HAL and james
-. lgon number of pronl-
uend citizens MtIudng Congress
man Belkuap were consulted
n reference 81 tie selections after
Which Messrs ~bi,v hailf snd lNon
we're chosen Ihe first 6 tne supegm-
gendent 81 letter caTners the second
rhlef mailing clerk and the third Tcgls-
ter clerk All 80 them are experienced.
competent officials The hoard stands
IW0 Democrats and one Eepuhh-
ean, the latter beang Nh Hail. who
aas chosen by the commissioners as
chairman sud secretary
The new examiners were then ln-
stguctcd hy the officials that their work
would be closely watched, and that
lhey were 20 AVOID al every point the
slightest inclination toward partazan-
sh,p la Nlew OF the tact that there
-ro no "ehgibles, there never
having been an examination here,
sle commissioners directed the exam
uters Ia hold al examination on the
18th ot july. somewhat earlier than
WAS at nrst expected, % provide ior the
contingency OF any vacancies that may
occur IN tie mall service or ln the post
ollcc. Ihe board Nll notify the pub
Ac By notices posted Ia the post-ofhce.
After the work wac done the Wis tors
WeTe entertained "a John Patton, JT..
4i lunch, AZ the Ptnlnsular Club. A
number of citizens called or the gen
4emen and offered o. entertain them.
bat their hurry % get back 10 Wash
ngton prevented their accepting any
of the invitations Mr.. Roosevelt
expressed himself az delighted with
Grand Rapids, aud regretted that he
could not STAY longer
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

CIRCr1T Sarah = Kiyp vs. Isaac p
Law0reaDr. repievln, 4. v Sitter, =
Juror. excused on account of illness.
order thsf trial proceed vlth elsveu
jurors 81 consent Adolph KoItlauder
20 John ~caIlr. rrpievu proceed ugs
STAYED fvFufv DAYS Leonard -hadork
80 Alpine Gravfl Road Company. tres
pass on TIE csss, stsy ertfnded ter
dsvs
Sr-rfT Tho People vs. q Gle
iasnts fDggerv, srrs3gned and plesd
s.,t guilty. Wm II Brezee ys WIN ] .
Powers. or trial MsUs A Hier -.
Herf,erf ? Her = vOrcf granted -
p.su WITH c8sie5v ~ children srd
= mouv atf7l pfr month People y.
Joaeflh Mlsklev Iuaiuta Ie p tsr
r.i.efr1ff1or. dismissed ur notion n
gg0sncHtfna attorney. a. 70 straight
q ouenng tgrne lu vhlef 80 move for
new trIsl. ~ arrest the proceed iugs
eyfnnaed twenty dave Patrfk scsn
isr vs. Thomas 7 MCK ttruk con
tnae1 over tne ferrn ~ sgFeenent
porsrr-Beousr T'eTsnge. dfarr5s4-
Is. adgearred Jtuf - Henry Tffelf
rraltct0Us nJurf ad1yurred JUNE 2
Chsfles bffr-as flsofdsriv 81
1fnrned aunf tifarf trafner.
asssu.f and fatfe ffteen 5svs Wm.
y aus lsrrenv efJ1urned iuns
Johu Luyeudyk saig,n onrn or ~r
asv. hei8 81 tfe present tern ~
s-1g,er5e7 co1rt laffles pav.s. frasnet
nolle sro 8ears T,el8tr fraaorf
81 1-s8rffd june - erarf Hgf ter.
tsaaney saJgurusd June -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
NO PLACE FOX HIM

George ~ soa " ga Not he Admitted a.
thv state t.eGotll 49, iaoai
state Agent Haiaomo received q dls-
patch from the Lansing Reform school
stating that George Wood can not Pc
received there. ~ Ae Was discharged
rrom tLe institution a~ aH mWop,
DeIs0n NooQ parents aIt 0funh
ards. anI furnish no home iol thei
cuilHIcu. au1 George was sent 10 iht
Reform school irom Big Rapids, some
tnlt ago. bUI Le Was discharged aNG
came here and stand al police head.
quarter several nights Nh. Holcomi
ess 100 hops ~ getting b m back 90 the
school
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

To Was Just an ordinary scrap of
wrapping paper. but it saved her lie.
She Was n the last stages of consump-
ton, told by physicians that she was
ncurable and could live only . short
time she weighed less than seventy
pounds On piece Of wrapping paper
she read Of nr. King New Discovery.
and got a sample bottle Z helped her.
She bought a large bottle, 10 helped her
more. bought another and grew better
fast. continued Its use and = now
strong. healthy. rosy. plump. weighu
l40 pounds For fuller particulars send
stamp 10 W II Cole, Druggist Fort
smith Trial Bottles of ths wonderful
Discovery 10 cents. 81 PecS Bros Drug
store
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
The summer Tourist

Should, in his preparations, avail HIM
self of the full and detailed informa-
ton given in the Michigan Central
Summer Tourist Rate Book, which viii
be issued in a few days and sent TO any
address upon application. The summer
resorts OF the East are fully described
and illustrated in a new book, entitled q,
"A Modern Pilgrimage" SIX cents post
age, and the Island of Mackinac," ="
postage four cents. Address, inclosing
stamps, Mr.. .. w. Ruggles, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

hzlra-i lftrle s-vesr-0id- ~torY 81 Artbur =
Chads His-0rv = Enzisnd7 = Prime Y ID
Lsua'sSrcva.E.g- nd w1-u The ne7s rsacba1
ts@ kfug fbsf ~ only >oza ~ss lost ~ -, =
IS Ssl4. - covered ris faae sud ~ept su1 10
Cna e-er So him .rniAe sgsFn s-e
F-1 snrs 1s ne~er sraile3 sgstnf lris
sre a. -ast fHe hi=-ory ssvs - Afte .
o. ooraerf's te~p f1ougtt J - sr@ res ~ ss7re
C-usfa Fla-rier Yes F4l thso- 1hss
5ii - 30 ~n-n 10y tsr kled siua r. FIttsoars
FresS
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
"Oh, gal with the leweled fingers,
Oh. maid with tie laces rare,'

OAi E4ll Win Aitc ltNcltu AAgtf>,
on, maid with the laces Tare.'
What are your Jewels and what are
your laces worth 10 YOU You would
give them al II you could get back
your health. Well. YOU can, and YOU
can keep your jewels and laces too.
Thousands OF women know by happy
experience that Dr. Pierce FayOrite
Prescription restores the health. Ii ls
positive remedy tor those derange-
ments. irregularities and weaknesses 80
common 20 woman. In fact, 10 is the
only medicine Tor women, sold by
druggists, under positive guarantee,
from the manufacturers, that II Will
give satisfaction III every case, or
money Will be refunded. Thus guaran-
tee has been printed on the bottle
wrapper, and Faithfully carried out for
many years.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
A DECREE GRANTED.
Judge BurhngRms Decides the finer
Divorce Case.

btNoTSe CASE
Judge Burlngame yesterday decided
the divorce case of Mamie A Filler
against Hubert A Filler. The case
was heard several weeks since. Filler
j. = travelling salesman for an extensive
tobacco concern al Mlddletown. OHIO,
and earns salary of $50 month.
The testimony showed that Filler, not
wlthstandlng this income. utterly failed
10 provide for hls wife and TWO chh-
drcn, and frequently mlstreaied and
abused her shamefully 10y striking her,
pulling her around and using 0utra-
geous language. The court granted
the divorce on both grounds. and .
the mother the custody of the
children. He also awarded allmony
for the support and education of the
children until the youngest reached
the age of /. the amount 10 be PAID
being Sal each on the first Of July,
August and September, and thereafter
s2l.50 per month.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
Y. NJ. G. A. BUILDING.
Excellent Progress Being hsds In The
work Of Raising Funds.

RM Beatte, superintendent Of the
y. N. {. A, said % the TEIEeRAN-
HrnALp yesterday that the work on
thc now headquarters 0f the assOCia-
ton would certainly be commenced
before the middle Of the summer. ard
be pushed forward without any delays
until done. BE saws that there sre
already So 600 subscribed. and that the
committee wll e. actively - work tbs
week - - So $4,000. making $50 GOO.
and that, with thIs az a start, the build
mg Is an assured thing of the near
future.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
Things sWoIthKnowiing!
See How DR.. COSman Cured
Mrs. Bonnie.

The writer had a very pleasant talk with Mrs.
". /. Bonnie. Of No. ~ East tifth-st.. one day
last week. Mrs. Bonnie is Well and fayorabiy
known here having resided In Duluth for over
- years. Her former home was Ia Penusyl-
vanla. but she likes Duluth very much. and
thinks thar IL 10 was not for our severe winter
that she would prefer this toany place she has
been In.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
". III. Brexee's Suit Against W. T. Powers
Now on Trial in th. superior Court

The superior court was occupied yes
day afternoon in hearing the damage
u.i OF Wm. II. Breeze against Wm. !.
Powers, the owner OF Powers Opera
House. The suit Is for $4,000 dam
ages. The plaintiff is over 80 years Of
age. On the night OF March ~. 1855,
he was about 10 enter the SIDE door Of
the opera house, opening into the alley
on the east SIDE Of the building, % VT
ness the rehearsal Of the play Rose
dale" which hs son was arranging 20
bo produced for the Elks benefit. when
be fell over the low lrou railing and
was preclpitated into the deep. narrow
area. The old gentleman was bad v
injured and suffers yet from his fail.
The case VIII be resumed again IN the
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
InInnnIlIarL.

United states army, writes For the
Ia two years my health has been eX-
cellent, this, think. is due 10 my using
Sulphur Bltters, as formerly my health
was miserable, owing 90 the frequent
changes of climate, etc, so incident 10
A soldiers life.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

At meeting OF the Committee o.
Badges and Invitations for the Fourth
of Julv Celebration. held yesterday
afternoon, all eX-supervsOrs were re-
quested 10 forward their names 10 4
/. HaNev. C9Inty Olerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

The TELEGRAM-HEKALD is 20 do tbs
city printing Tor Grand Rapids ths
coming year. and the Eogie : just "a
mad a, the tn. Is glad.-Bongor IA
,.gncs and E.T,ffor
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
ANOTHER MISSION CHURCH
The second u. y. Church 20 pr.cf An
other chapel on Brosdwss

"ihff 'hNt"i on ff"ef !" ~
The second Methodist Church yes
terday purchased a Tot on Broadway,
north 81 Myrtle and let the contract
for uew MISSION church - be com
mence8 az once. They are uegoi stng
tor lot ca Lsue-ase. ou which to erect
another 10 sion. These with the one
nov "a process q construction viii
make ilree mfw missions which wi tse
completed before TIE summer = over.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

bsaus- 81 l3s-p ? 11shel
bgffer-ls2 I-r pound
sks-i5Si4c p dozen
hoHry- lef4 l. = De4aa
Potatoes --ss5 A. 3 1Qshel
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
GEORGE COON.

Collections Abstracts @xsmtfei sld rFtss
corrected hnHHs ne<gT TRfed alt 1asse e1
ectn reaifv sa1 hattie secarits- 81 Aearse s..
ssrsad RspidS Mica
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
jew els and Lsees.

Appivs- EyaForateG. 5a5c = p0unc.
turrfles-t4r e p0uua
lcaclcs--lD > ltsc E pound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers III tho City and wheeling People
Abrond,

Strangers III the City mud wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Lucy BIackston, Of this city, will
leave in few days for Philadelphia to
visit friends.
Hon. Robert II. Browse, OF Grape Is
land, was registered at the Hotel Wind
sor yesterday.
Judge ]. D. Whitman, OF Kingston,
N. NJ, was in the city yesterday on his
way to Boston.
Mr.. A. Levi, formerly a resident here,
now travelling on the road for a CinCin-
natl firm, is spending fow days here
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Koonh and Mrs.
Basil 7. Bowers, OF New Martinsville,
were among those registered at the
Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. Sylvester Williams, Of Cincinnati
formerly OF this city, is ugain here on q
short visit. He was registered at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Superintendent O. L. Williams, Of the
Ohio River road, came up from Par.
kersburg yesterday and spent several
hours in the city looking after official
business.
Mr.. Nelson Cecil returned this week
from Columbus, S. c., where he las
been spending part OF the winter sea,
son with his mother and sister, Miss
sallie. The ladies will remain in the
South for several weeks yet.
The Christian Standard, in its issue Of
this week, contains the following: Jabez
Hall, Of Cleveland, o., has accepted a
unanimous call from the Seventh Street
Church, Richmond, Va. An excellent
church gets an excellent preacher. Bro.
Hall has made few moves; first, from
college to Wheeling, W. Va; second,
from Wheeling to Cleveland, now from
Cleveland to Richmond. HG has been
preaching for the East Side Church In
Cleveland nearly twenty years, we be.
lieve. He is well known as IN able and
thoroughly equipped preacher Of the
gospel, us well as u man Of blameless
life. The church in Richmond is for.
tunate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-20
THE LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
Fresh Facts from Factories and Furnaces
in Wheeling and Vicinity.

Fresh Facts from Factories and Furnaces
in Wheeling and Vicinity.
The Puddlers at the Standard mill
have been off all week,
Every manufacturing establishment
in Martins Ferry is running,
The LaBelle forge is working, and the
nail factory will go on Monday.
OF the window glass pots in this coun.
try, $50 are Idle aud l,0G7 operating,
The Wheeling Steel works are running
full again and making their regular out.
put.
Men OF nearly every nationality con.
tinue to arrive every day to work on
the Union bridge or new railroads.
At the Benwood the old factory ia on
this week and the furnace is doing its
regular work. The forge is closed down,
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad are bringing in large consign-
ments OF stone for use on the Union
bridge at Martins Ferry.
Rodefer Brothers, the Lantern Globe
Company, Belmont Glass Company and
E!na Glass Company, OF Bellaire, are
all making good shipments now.
Aessrs, Sweeney & Son have con.
traCted to build a new boat OF good al.
mensiOns for the Belmont Coal Compa.
ny Of Bellalre to be- used in the coal
trade,
The Belmont put in three days this
week on half the big machines and all
the small ones, The plate mill is on sin.
gle turn and the furnace making the
regular output,
William SChwertieger & Co. increased
their force this week and more men are
wanted. They shipped this week to
Ohio, a large order for harness for a cir
Gus company and another order from
New Mexico was filled.
The Caldwell & Peterson Mauuiactur.
ing Company arc running full to fair
and steady business. While orders arc
not pressing, tho seasons trade being
hardly opened yet, trade is fairly good,
indicating good seasons run,
Bloch Brothers have Just had COM
pleted ut their extensive West Virginia
Mail Pouch Tobacco Works a very
hapdsome apd convenient private office,
1t Is finished entirely, walls and ceiling,
in oiled woods, is well lighted, and is al.
together one OF tho coslest offices In
the city.
Fire clay has been found down near
New Matamoras on the farm Of IIanni.
bal Wilson, A small quantity OF the
clay was taken to New Cumberland by
Jesse Wells,and experts there tested tho
clay and pronounced 1t a good quality
OF clay; In fact better than the clay used
at New Cumberland.
The Riverside is on double turn
throughout, except the factory. The old
factory will start up again on Monday.
Heavy demands are now being made
upon the pipe mill and Its largest ca.
pacity is being thoroughly tested. Lust
week contract was booked for twenty.
five miles Of Ginch steel pipe for the
National Transit Company.
tgives US great pleasure to note, says
the Steubenville Gazette, that the trouble
ut Alikanna between the proprietors Of
tic SsevbGnvillD Rolling Mil and the
Amalgamated Association was Gmlcahly
adjusted ut u conference held in Bits.
burgA Thursday between Manager Jack.
son, Of the mill, President Weihe, Of the
Amalgamated, and committee Of the
mill workers. AS u result OF this settle.
ment the mill will start up next Mon.
day with $50 men employed,