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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-23
ANornEE smIr RAmwAY scuEMt

~
Tho Niagara. Che M.chigan-Erie aud
tho Georgian Bay ship canal scheme
have ail been laid ou the shelf OF practi-
cally or nearly abandoned. But here
comes a new scheme for connecting the
crooked ways OF the Great Lakes aud
shortening the route between Duluth
and Chicago al the West and the At
lantic Ocean at the East. to take their
place.
This new device is a ship railroad
from Georgian Bay on Lake Huron 20
Lake Ontario. It is proposed 20 lift the
biggest loaded lake vessels out Of the
water. load them on cars, trundle them
from one lake To- the other, aud relauuch
them. 1t seems like a difficult thing to
do. but engineers OF great eminence GER
tifv 20 It's entire practicabiiity. 10 is
the same plan which the famous Amcri-
can engineer. the late Capt. JAMES B.
EAps. proposed for crossing the isthmus
of Tehuautepec, as a substitute for dc
Les>eps's unsuccessful Panama Canal
Since lsSe a similar work has been in
construction from Bale Verte TO the Bay
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5arliainus stnticrs.

/ SIT. LUKE'S p. Z. CHURCH-S. Penn and
> Ohio streets, Rev j. Brittineham' Rector.
Services Sunday at l0.30 %. IN. and 30 p M.
sunday School at p IN. Seats free. All vel
come.
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grugntsts.
GRAND OPERA Horrcr
o. G. GENTHER. Lessee a,II :, OF,
OPENING OF THE SEASON.
Two Nights Only. Commencin, an.
Evening Aupu.f .i-.r ' H.Ih D. .r.
Dan McCaIthyS True Irish Heat, e

The greatest OF all Irish P,c,.-.
Produced with its Original Non lar.
New Elaborate Scenery. Mechanic D., Co.
Properties. New Music. Neg .at
Dances. Songs in real Irish LAM. ~.
uine Irish Bag Pipe PLAYER P-.r o..
press and public the best IRISH Dram
ten.
~ Seats on sale at Mcclure U....,,
Furnishing store. Prices-Ros d.
Dress Circle 2j: Gallery. 25c. CA.'s..
au22
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For Sale.

4 MODERN HOUSE CONTAINING EIGHT
~ Rooms. Bath, etc; full lot GO feet front;
location very des irublc l2l South Penn street.
This property is in irst-class condition. and
will be- sold FOR much less than IL could be r.
placed for 10 day.
Paying lnyestmcnt-The property on south
west corner OF Broadway and Zane streets:
three dwelling houses; rents for about $50 per
year Price, $3.50.
Property northea-t corner Of Maryland and
North Huron streets; two dwelling houses, with
ground enough for % third house This proper
Is is in such location that IL will increase very
rapidly in value 5000.
Seven roomed dwelling, liG South Penn street,
very desirable location; 5000.
Five-roomcd dwelling 1876 South Broadway.
4 New Double Frame House with all modern
Improvements. each containing seven rooms,
pantry. bath, etc.
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For Bent.

nor RENT-THAT ELEGANT .-
IL room No. 1879 west side Main ~. ''.-
occupied as the Office OF the c., L.&WRrr
Inquire OF NJ. REILLY. 1893 Main -
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WHEELING INSTITUTE
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies and Children.

THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
L ia English, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod.
ern Languages. Music. Drawing, Paiuting. Flo
cution. aud CaliStheuic~, advantages OF home
life and training.
Fall session begins Wednesday. Scptemher2d,
1920 Address, MISS PARRAN, Principal
uu9e6drb 40. 100 Twelfth Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-23
FOR SALE.

20 Shares OF Odd Fellow, Hall A..
Stock. The undersigned will give a.
ton desired.
HENRY AHREN>
HENRY kOERNER. l-
LOUIS ORTIZ.
Member. .r .
LoVfs pLATrrRRArH. crr'v
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Ohio military Academy
S. NESBITT, Jr'
PORTSMOUTH,. Q

g Ia PORTSMOUTH, o.
&.y2A 6SSA Scientific. Clas-
FAX AN and Select Course ln.'i..
t.---ls F--ss icry and Cavalry Dr.
"a a. 81 fifid and HcGHhfui J.
VIZ NY nidccnt Grounds 0aI
HI l5ll Marty Rented. r.
'rf x Catalogue free. Adlr 20
IL "a COL. /. BRESLEh-'
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IOteI Dallas, Warrington. n. !,
Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate For VA.

oIVNN0 WI Dun %
- Shares Riverside lion Works
Shares Wheeling Ice aud St0ue, C.l..tF
Shares Belmont Nal COMPANY
1000 city Bond a. -lssl-i0SJ
~ Shares La Belle Iron Company
REAL ESrATE-The south one.l..f .t tt
80. s.. on y Main St, opposite g. lir..
Leighton residence on Chapline ST. L..- t...
i.2and ON y Front ST. CHEMIST a.-...
Chapline S. Building Lot Ho... 49,. .r
~ Main st. Two Onc-Acre Lots 900 L..H.
wood. House and Lot43E3 Jacob 81.
THOS. O'BRlEN. Secretary VITA ..
Real Estate aud Stock ir.
Oflce. Room No. !. Reilly Bl sr
Market Street.
Talanhnne ryiQ
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OmOCOUNTYDEMOCRATICTICKET
FOR HOUSE or DELEGATES
A. ID. GARDEN.
ROBERT WHITE.
JOHN CORCORAN,
ROBERT SIMPSON
TOE COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
JOHN ~. MITCHELL.
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2lri1I Advertisements.

MISS BELLE BAILIE'S SCHOOL FOR
VI BOYS and Girls, will open WEDNESDAY ,
September 3, 1890, at No. 3 Fifteenth Street
au23q
EOUND-A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY
Il on the National Pike, last Thursday, Au-
gust 18th. Party can have IL by proving prop
crty. Inquire at this Office. au@5q
nor SALE-FOUR MULES. WEIGHING
i about ll50 pounds each. Enquire az BELL
ARE NAIL WORKS. auloa
GARDENERS AND FARMERS
w 10 rent good land az Benwood Apply 70
SQUIRE RIDDLE, Benwood, W. Va aul
WANTED - GIRLS FOR HOUSEWORK,
w waiter girls, middle aged woman as house
keeper ont OF city, $50 10 slnO per week. Can
at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1914 Market st.
uu22h
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FoE rvnGE Or sUrETNE COURT.
ID. b. LUCAS.
% Jefferson County.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
OarIng for ID LIttIe Do.

The board Of directors Of the Wash.
ineton Hospital for FoundIings have
submitted their annual report 10 the
Commissioners The report states that
the general health Of The establishment
has been good, and that no epidemics
bave prevailed, except la grippe
Sixty children were admitted during
The year, eleven Of whom were adopted
IhetOtal receipts from endOWments, en-.
tertsinments, etc. have been $7.3l4 S.
The expenditures for salaries and wages,
s3,O53s4 and for provisions. fuel, etc
SS,9i3 50 The board recommend that
a training school for nurses be estab.
GzlFf
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
TIE NAN WHO WROTE 0WGNTY'
what Song writer Wynn SAYS About
Hts Latest Successes

Joe Flynn the author Of Down
Went McGinty, was Ia his dressing.
room at Kernan's last night preparing
for the stage, when a CBirtC reporter
greeted him The original "McGiuty'
was in a communicative mood, and as
be daubed the vermiIlion on his face. 90
give it the lurid nue. q has In the sketch
said
Il think McGiniy has about had its
day. Itwas popular while Il lasted, but,
like everything else, Il Is losing caste
My latest song, "The Night Malonev
Landed In New York. has caught on
In great shape in New York. It's the
adventures that bCfel an Irishman the
first night he spent in this country, and
| illustrate Il with scenes, as I did In
McGlnty. / believe Il will have big.
ger 1un than the story Of Dan. All the
bands and street musicians are playing
Il, and it's bound 10 make hit What
suggested itl Well I saw how MCGinty
took, and | concluded that a story Of
the adventures Of an emigraut Just
landed would be a good thing
II also have two new songs. Larry
Moore, which Is somewhat on the style
Of Paddy Shea, and Three Dreams.
the old story Of the Englishman. Ger.
man and Yankee, only / have subsutu.
ted an Irishman for the Englishman,
which will be sung for the first time to.
night
Yes, have written a number Of
songs | first commenced about eight
years ago, and have been at Il pretty
much ever since, but | never made
much Of hit until 'McGinty' came out.
/ used TO write a good many songs for
variety people that were never pub.
lishcd, but I've stopped that now. Il
would surprise you, perhaps, 20 learn
that don't know note of music, but
| simply hum over tune 10 an orchcs.
ira leader and get the music from that
DO think a song on the McGlnty
order, illustrating the fortunes Instead
Of misfCItunos Of man would gol Yes,
l believe II would II has been tried,
but every one took the tune OF Nc.
Giuiy and made parody of IT, Had
they taken a new tune Il would have
proved successful, think"
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
Omosrs Elected.

HGmau karpeles president; James
Hallman, vice PRESIDENT Henry Cohen,
medical examiner George Kraton, sec
IetaIy MisewOrth ElrOy, treasurer and
COITlsIG Ldcnt; Messrs. HERMAN Kar-
IelCs Frank DeakOn, William HOuck,
James Hgllman, William Eayans aud
JeIIy Ellis, directors, were yesterday
,lCCi,d flCers al the annual meeting
Cf Tie AspeTa Almara Albert Stein
man vas elected sergeant al. arms.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
Forrer WINE Rsturns.

b. Shepherd White is said 10 have
returned 10 the city yesterday His OBJ
iCct IN coming back Is 10 try 10 regain
possession 0f the 800 OF more dollars
that be has slowed away Ia the safe al
Police Headquarters This Is = portion
Of the stolen money found in bis pockets
when be was arrested by Chief 0f Police
Lusby Of Lexington, Ky, and Il win
probably remain right WheT5 it Is until
after lie iIial comes on 10 October
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
pIsmI.sed ne C..s-

Tie charge against Alexander Rey-
uolds for pulling a shotgun on q num-
Der Of men Who went % his house for
money. Was heard in The Police Court
yesterday afternoon The evidence was
thai DE men WLO went % tae house
were threatening and abusive and made
demands for money that was not due
Judge MiIs dismissed lie defendant
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
An Intars.tInr TrLp.

Every Thursday % Island PARK auI
HarFefs Eerrg 30 confusion aF crowd
Ing Every ticket entities the holder -9 a
reserved 6e4L EullI-tEp 81. Train
leaves sB Is %. Station each Thursday
uutl September 81 ~ 20 ~ m Secure
seats iu advance at go and 1851 E-llsyl-
Fl-ll avenue. 30 extra charge
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
missionaries TO Exchange Views.

A national missionary conference
will be held at Indianapolis from Sep
tember TO o inclusive, at which many
prominent clerical and lay missionary
workers will be present Among those
expected are Bishop William Taylor Of
AfTica, Dr. James III Brooks, w. T.
BLACKSTONE, Rev George f. Pentccnst,
DR. A Gordon, G. II. Yatman, DR..
A. 4. Pierson, James Johnston Of
Jamaica, Rev H. L. Hastings, II. w.
Frost, I. G. Horton, Orr Ewing OF
China, Robert T. Speer, A. Nash,
Charles + Hurlburt Much time will
be given to Bible study. one eutire day
viii be SET aside for prayer, the needs
of some Of the great fields, such as
China and Africa will be presented,
and facts concerning foreign missionary
work will De- considered
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
Don't You Know

tlst sou cannot aGlII t9 uazlaat fla.
calaTIl Don sou Euas fhlt It may IeaI
ig llEzlul lt.la. ta insanity, t1 a
Lu-'t guuklyH Chat Dc can ae easily cured
llu 500 llgH tl4 While the Thousand
and one la5truus you have tried larl
utterly failed tLat Dr Sage's laraTl
Remedy s llTlaIl cure lt la5 STOOD lla
test d years, aud there arc hundreds q
Thousands gt grateful msn ana women D
aI parts ~ tll country al can -.ly a
i-s efficacy. Al druggists.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
NAL Haxs 4 LIesnse Numbsr.

Judge Mills yesterday afternoon fined
a hucksteT by the name Of Wilkinson
8 for not having q number on bis cart,
In compliance with the laws Of The Dis
tTict His Honor, TO imp0siBg the fine
stated that there were lots 0f others
carrying on The business without nun
bers on their wagons and be hoped the
imposition Of ibis fine would BE an eZ-
ample 10 theW
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
Ruddonrs RefriFerators, Baby car
rFr~es Hfr Efr

This responsible fnstaumeut estahli 7hmcnt
is stDutrllIy located 40 131 and 133 seventh
street northwest. and is now making cut
am other lines of goods needed tor the SUM
mer. Goods sold on a cash basis, on easily
raid fulfaIInpuf-
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
% men Cred--ar-- nena1r

James Crowley lle grocer has made
au assignment faE tle beulit gf creli-
Tors b William TWQm alT August
Diurich the halter has made 40 as
sigumGut f1r Tie benefit Of creditors O.
w. Preston williamson
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
ar. Drew's EuueraI

Tho funeral 81 Tie late Andrew +.
Drew took place yesterday morning
end uQf 90 sunday as stated 10 g-.sl-
DAVIS lEIII,
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
Fhe National safe Deposit Company,
Cor L.Lh 81. anL y y AHnnna-

Storage f0r SiverwIre. JcweIrv, Laces,
Fine Goods and vaIulhIes of gu kinds
Charges moderate Safe deposit boxes for
rent 100 the very lowest rates.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
THE DAILY CRITIC
oTTF sPEUrALs
W. N Hourhtou \ COS Immense
Reductions

Reductions
Go and examine their lovely parl1r suite
Six picct fof 500 Either in Cherry or solid
oak. Halt price fer all unreasonable GOO i-.
such patterns Ot Carpets that cannot 1e
duplicated, at prices which Will surprise
you. Ask 20 De shown hose Solid OAK Bod
room Suites, pieces. for sf5. Also their sl-
3 pieces, of Solid Oak Bed room Su.ta-
These Suites are aU DAISIES, and WILL no
doubt, please the most f4-tidi9us purchaser.
gu orders ioc Wall paucring for the next
two weeks a. 15 ucr cent dis..lHf no
W. H. UOuaUrlN 81 Co.'s
12i-i210 street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26
Save Your Hair

DYat timely uso Of Ayers Hair Vieor.
ID This preparation has no equal as a
dressing. II keeps the scalp clean, cool
and healthy, and preserves the color,
fullness, and beauty Of the hair.
"I was rapidly becoming bald and
gray but after using two or three
bottles Of Ayers Hair Niyor my hair
grew thick and glossy and the original
color was restored. Melvin Aldrich,
Canaan Centre, n. II.
"some time ago I lost all my hair in
consequence OF measles. After due
waiting, no new growth appeared. /
then used Ayers Hair Nigor and my
hair grew
Thick and Strong.
II has apparently come to stay. Tho
Vigor is evidently a great aid TO nature
j, b. Williams, Floresville, Texas.
"I have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
the past four or five years and find II
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
It is all I could desire, being harmless,
causing the hair to retain its natural
color and requiring but a small quantity
TO render the hair easy TO arrange. ~
Mrs NJ A. Bailey 9 Charles street,
Haverhill, Mass
ct have been using Ayers Hair Vigor
for several years, and believe that 10 has
caused my hair TO retain its natural
color Mrs II J. King, Dealer in
Dry Goods &c, Bishopville, Nd
Ayers Hair VigOr,
PREPARED NJ
Or. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hoid by Druggists and rcrfumers.
The daily critic., 1890-08-26

East Was hinglon had a great time
Yesterday In It's celebration Of the com
plction and opening Of the new Eastern
Branch bridge The most elaborate
PREPARATIONS had been made for the
event by the executive committee OF
he East Washington Citizens Associa.
ion. One of The expected features, the
iu, ustrial parade was left out, but the
demonstration made by the military,
ailh Ugh not large, was nevertheless a
handsome display Of soldierly bearing
and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
1t Passes the House Without an
Amendment.
DEBATE ON THE eHosT-DAncE
Senator VOORHEES, Attacks Indian
Policy of the Government.
Iarpie Speaks Against the Elections
Eiii-Democrsss VIII Fight It tn the
Bitter End-some Republicans Want
to Delay ApporfionEnent.

WAsHrs6Toy CTTr, Dec Especial r.
Inc Democratic senators at caucus To-
night decided 70 maintain opposition 10 the
elections bill. sesze every opportunity TO
discuss it exhsGstsvely. and strives 10
amend every Objectionable feature as
reached IN detailed consideration Of the
measure. The caucus did not undertake
TO formulate order of business. as the Re-
puoiican senators have not yet completed
their program me.
Chairman Dunnell, of the census com.
mittee. said tonight that no apportion-
ment oila would be reported from the
committee until next week at the earliest.
This delay is said 10 be due TO several
causes, one OF which Is the different ideas
which leading Republicans hold on the sub
iect, besides Q wide difference as 10 the
proper number OF representatives under
the new bill.
Some Republicans are not eager to pAss
any apporfionment bill this session. III
one Is passed il will be the duty OF the
legislatures 10 divide the states into dis
tricis. A majority OF the legislatures are
Democratic, and that would give that
party q chance 10 gerrymander. which
would be taken eagerly. II . -e-Appor-
tionnent is not made al this session. the
legislatures elected IN the presidential year
would in many states have this work 20 do,
and the Republicans count on . better
showing in the legislatures after lsss2.
Ii the bill IL not passed. great injustice
viii be done TO such states as Washington,
Oregon. Minnesofs and Kansas, which are
entitled 10 . larger representation than
they now have
Chairman Dnnneli g personally IN favor
OF passing bll as quickly as possible He
believes that enough Republicans viii be
with him 70 do il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
STORMS IN THE EAST.
snow Driven by BeIsterous Winds-Gs
erai Low Temperafure

snow Driven by BeIsterous winds-Gen.
erai Low Temperature
TORONTO, Dec. "A severe snovstoYn
prevails throughout Ontario and the vest
ern portion Of Quebec. The weather is
boiste-ous and cold. Trains are DELAYED.
WAs8Issros CITY, Dec. s.-Ihe storm
yesterday. central in Texas, moved north
westward 10 the Ohio valley. Rain and
snow hsve allen in the lake region. the
Ohio valley and the u M:dile Atlantic states.
there viii Oe genera rise in temperature
in sli the districts east of The Mississippi
RIVER. The temperature has fallen 10 de-
grees n the extreme northwest, and 10 10
20 dszress IN Texas
UTIcA, \. Y. Dec. a-Central New York
was vi-ited by The second severe snow
storm o. the season today.
CHICAGO. Dee. ga signal service osicial
here sags: Chicago vas just at the e ge of
snowstorm this morning. which is NOV
ing east At Rapid City, near Rosebud
agency. the thermometer ranges 5 above
Zero: st Fort Sally above, and AZ Bis
marck ? above
The temperature at O. N. was: Chi
esgo %, New YORK IS. 81 Louis 80, C4ncin-
nau ). Winning 2 below.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
Tn. spohomi.h City Election.

ssoHoNIsH, Dec 3--iSpeciaL The city
election he'd yesterday tor the election OF .
full set OF city officers passed OF very quiz
city. the total vote cast being less than one
half OF the number registered Three tick
cts were in the neld. ihe Citizens the Peo-
pies and the Taxpayers. The former being
generally successful Following is the
personnel of the new city government: !:
Mayor. Hon. z. C. Ferguson; councilmen,
c. II. Bakeman, Isaac C8thcarf. James
Pearl, H. Spurreil, n Sunson and W. H.
Ward: treasurer, C. L Laxry; assessor. III.
c. Comegys: health officer, 8 B. Linn
eYick
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04

came TO Omaha in April last and secured
employment With commission firm for
sS per week. has just been notified that by
The discovery OF 9 viii made bT his mother
In 1875. ne falls heir 10 the family estate.
valued al ESQ 119. and the title Of Lord Du-
nalL Upon receiving the notification he
lett ~ once for New York. where be will
take the next steamer for home While
employed Ov the commission firm he be-
came engaged 70 Miss Florence Gray. of
this city, and they viii be married Deeem-
Der If
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TACOMA, Dec. ESPECIAL Two tastily-
dressed young men entered Franz
Mahncke's iexelry store on Pacific avenue
last evening and called for and were shown
q tray of gold watches. Presently Mahncke
was called away to wait upon q lady cns-
toner. Before be returned one Of the
comely young men dropped out TO see .
Mahncke did return ne found one of his
$i00 watches gone, and upon being told of
his loss. comeiy Young man No. hurried
out in search of No. 1. but neither Mahncke
or the police have been able so far to find
either Of the young men or the stolen
watch. The facts have been kept quiet
and out of the local papers thus far.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
FREK COINAGE BILLS.
Plumb Favors . Double TnIf-Teiler
Makes No Proyision As 90 y allion.


WAsHTSsTos CTTx. Dec 3-ISpscisL r
Tue free coinage bli. introduced Of SEN
s:or Plumb provides for coahie unit Of
value. DOL ~ o. 4l21z grains Of standard
silver or 3 grains Of god. Of fu-l legal
tender o1slIsy. Any holder of baliioa is
authorized 20 have il coined, or 70 receive
certificates OF deposit for II. as provided In
the act Of ISIS. and certificates are 70 Dc
EuI leg2i tender.
Senator Tesler's b;El On the same subject
differs II that il fxes the weight ot the s-l-
yer doiis- AZ 4o1 grains Of standard ssver.
and contains 70 provision n addition 70
The existing Law sor tae coinage Of bullion
received ~ the ninrz.
Taylor Of Ilsnois today introduced II the
House joint resolution requiring the Sec
rei&ry Of the treasury TO pr hzse st .
market price not 10 e1cseu 81 Tor 37L9S
grams OF pure s4vs-.the 1900 S1o ounces OF
silver GOV IN tie K nlssd ssases. and hereafses
&c eonfne raontaly purchases 70 domestic
products.
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THET SHOT THE WRONG MAN.


AoAn0 Avsngrng Party Makes cer1ons
Nisf~ke-setfler Found Dead.
BOISE CrTY. Idaho. Dec. 3.--Last
Wednesday night. On squaw creek, James
Haii was shot and seriously wounded by
parties unknown. ]. W. NcCowan. who
left Long VALLEY on account OF some
trouble. Vas stopping az Halls place while
awaiting bis preliminary examination.
MCGOWAN says that dnring The night TWO
men entered the room after Hail retired,
knocked him tMcCOwan) down. beas him
and fred shot which struck Hall, and
then hastily refreased. Hall rode on horse
back the next morning 10 some neighoors
s11 miles distant Ii Is thought the al
fscklng parties we're after MCGOWAN.
Yesterday Dave Richardson was found
dead in bis house On Rocky gulch. below
the station, q short distance from the
Moore creek crossing. Probate Judge
Hart went down to hold an inquest. and
has not vet returned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04

wAsHIsSroS cIry. Dee- 3-Ispecisl- =
Congressman Fl0wsr. Of New York. said
today that the Worsd's fair congressional
committee would meet soon after Mr.
CzEdIer. the chairman. returned 20 this
city and decide waAi. ii anything was nee
essary 10 De done. As the result Of the
committees visit 10 Chicago the commit
tee would De governed largely by the course
pursued by the national commission. The
commission ha6 already adopted some sug-
gesrioas Of the committee, and might per-
haps oy adopting others ooviste tne neces-
siiy for any congressional action Flower
said Tie commissions duties should oe
merely supervisory. G sscago people scould
control the management OF Affairs, and %
made responsible for results He vas op-
posed 10 any divided responsibility.
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JOINED THE STEAMBOAT POOL

The BAILEY Gzfzert Follows the Rest
Greyhound ON Olympia Route.
TACOMA. Dec. 3-lSpeciai- Tho Puget
Sound Steamboat Association met today
ana agreed 10 admit the steamer Bailey
Gatzerf into the association. Members of
the association say the running OF trains to
the lower Sound has not percepfibsy i'm
paired the steamboat business, which is
fairly lively.
There is talk Of putting the Greyhound
on the Olympia route and letting the T. J.
Potter make three trips daily between Ia
coma and Seattle