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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-03

Leaves Hatfel6as wharf Monday wednesday ard
Friday nornlngS On tide, fog BSrhnsond ID
mondss NuEsateo. TnlAlip. StAnwood Fir skAgs.
Nlfys MI Vernon, Avea- Sesaro ard Hamilton,
z W. SMITH. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-03

~0f'scE % CaalFe v Itols Dotce
Isr5snxS-SeAtfas, Commercial wharf, ne2E II esi
seattle Ferrs. Tacoma. y. Z. &. r. wharf
L =. ~CEfz'f. President
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DANE or BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established a. PAcISc CoAs. 1891
go
leNeE % a4cEt-ASs 10 l. y 100
So 80 80 q. --r-
Interest psia Oh time deRaaSiTe genera ha2Gt7y
Business transacted. HsreiEn exchanges tso-2-hS
AKA SOLD; drafts aa1 Ie1eg-aIsic g-kzss-s SID "a
he k,a1S : hFA1cEsS sASo - New AaES- AGscszaA
CARzsA and Ee3s A0ag. Deposits Ee1szTeo $40
seCs ~ check
BRANCHES
Sar F-4nciSca CAi Portland Or. TAccvaA
Wash. victoria VAncoavsE New WeS11zias-ez,
Nanxinas AID KEmIoo{S, & L
h LA RARSEs -AAnASsE
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TAxnTNss-Sezftie. Commercial wharf. between
Maroon and Madison streets Tacoma y t. X. l.
wharf. Olympia, fercc4NAI< wharf On and
Sffev Inly ! Wi leave Commercial wharf. b~-
tween MARION au4 Madison s1vesstS
MEALS on BOARD ODly auSi making roEn1
trip sunday carries Northwestern and Wells
EkrEo eHrEsess and taSt fresEAi.
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M4erlei.

0eute Ibenb finbet in 5Golj'
9oQe cine 8eriammlung Der Oeuti1.
Mmeritanif9en Sag @eienidaft ftatt.
gu Der sabIrei6es @ri@eiueu etwiuf61
1T.
=. Die &inber, sterbIi1teit in sau
Intonio nimmt nit ber 3unebmenben
6ibe mieber einen bebentli6en @rab
or. Bon ben 116 Sobesfdaen, bic i'm
Mouat SUM- our @n3eige tamen, be.
trafen 81 Ginber i'm Nlter bon un:
ter einem Sabre.
Sin biefser 9euti6er. Namens
GoQ, ber als @drtner bsim 8anfie,
2odwoob bei9dfti9t III, mirb felt Dem
leBten Sonntag permiBt. 9a berfeIbs
ftets Elm feiBiger uub nl@terner Mann
gewfien lit. 10 befhrdter feline Inse.
16risen uni Greuabe, bob ibm entne-
ser Elm unelif piberfabren III ODER bat
er oas Opfer zines 8erbre6ens murbe.
= 6err Sulius Wioureau 1T pteoer
In fem aItes @el6dfts 9ofaI. @de prefo
unb Maitst Street. ibergefiebelt, Dc
er in ieinen serdumigeu &eleru cine
erobe Wuswobl Der beaen California,
@eine porrdtbig bdlt.
Muf i9redli9e Weiie tam Der
tlsine Rnabe bes auf 9i9uopitp Dil
pObnensen Germ 99mint I'm. Grau
56mibt batte i'm 9of senaf9en unb
eben einen 6ubsl !%iebenbea WaKers
bort fteben gelaRen. Der tleine Gnabs
po0te R9 on benz 9hbel aufri9ten,
berlor bas @iei9getpi9t un6 ithrste
binein. Der idnea berbeiserufene 81.
Menger ertIdrte ben Gol fofo,t fiji
boffnungslos.
= 8ei Der Beamten . Wsumabl bee
biefgen Grieger 0ereins murben ge.
pdbIt: y. Neatnig, pr6Rbent; Wm.
D6bnert. 8ics;prdfbent; 81. s. en-
gsIp, eorresponbirenbcr eetretdr; @rnf
5tremmeI, Gtnan3sS sfretdr @otl Rid
ter. S6aBmeifer upb DabiS Menf,
Gabnentrd9er. De- 8erein adblt sessn.
mdrtis SO Witglieber.
Der Z. Suli NOR Der bsiBets
Sag, Sen man in Sen Mrtnnio felt ei
ter Geihe bon Sabren erlebt bot. IN
einigeu 8ldBen 5eisie bas Sbermomete,
ouf los unb fogar auf 107 Grab,
Selbft Dben auf benz @opernments0i
gel bate man 103 @rab.
hilbert u. Odie bat @onrab SIC:
@oniGal pe9en Gbrenbeleibieung aui
$1,000 e4aseneriab %uertlast. 2ebtere,
bate i'm Der 8agabonbose nnseflagt,
aber Odfe mar freigeiproden morben.
WiIbeIm SdpI5 murbe BON u.
Wartensleben in benz Sur9gang unite,
benz S9ol3'f6en Soloon tbGtli6 an
gegrifen. Wartensleben tpurbe Der.
taftet. aber seseu girsiduft wiebel
freigelaHen.
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@eiunbbeit tit @eibtbmsit

sarautirte8 ipectfi9es SeilmttteI fur Spfterts, 3rdms
pfc, nerrbie Meuralsta, arpff&meraen, nerrbfe 11ebers
ret5ung unn Mbipannnng, perur5dAt burm ben ibers
ndbisen @ennb ron Nltpbpl pber Eabaf Gdlaflcfss
tett. acknowledgements nnb @ehirrerret@una, BE
in Batnfnn ausartet uun aasemetnes Gtenh, Ste@s
tbum itnb Sob herbeifhbrt. SIS it aud Elm Se:lmittel
pofenb Bel betbsn @efaIeatern, Gpermatprrbpea, Serz
lria&t burd seifise, leberantrensuns cher burG
Snsenbfhnben. Seize S6a9tel entbdlf bic Sur fiji
fsr H. %. Snrd Se Scst a Sn aGini.n 1ssu la SpsIses'
@tr sdranttren, 6ab 6 Saa@teln jefen Sad beiler
trerben. Weit ieeer Befeanns fur 6 S&atteln, bic te
ans nit BEN Breiie e~taldnft, ienbeu mir fem Geieuei
uuferen f9riftItHen Garantte : Shetu, bab MIR hai
Gelb Surddl9iden, penn has WgittsI teire Seilans be.
pirlt. Scl@e SGetne iperhen nur au8Sefent RON
Gttp Drug Stpre [Gtn3tse asenten) Nr. 8 Gaf
Commerce Greet, Gan sntenfr, 9eyas.
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9as sebnte @ebirss.s amserfeft.

SaS 5ebnte 0ebtr8SsS at9erfeft.
Sn Dem rei3enb ~geIegenel un6 ge'
mttbliden Stdbt9en gomfo,t fin6et
In ben Sagen bonn Is. big 20. septems
Der, clio Treitag, Samfag unb sonns
tag. bas aebute 5dngerfef bes @ebirsss
Sdngerbunbes fiatt.
Vile gum 8unbe oet6renben 0ereiae
baben ibre 8etbsiligung 3ugeiagt unb
Jehgdife perbeu bon iiberalber 3ui1r6:
men, benn Comfort erfreut Hd zines
Rufss in Der 8%eranfaltung BON 1ef.
li9tsiten unb feline gaffreie, fr6blihe,
f~reituui9e @inwobneridaft gat nod
INNER Grembe augesogen unb 3u unter.
balten %perfanben.
SIR Comfort bat fi6 INNER ,ieIbf uns
ter benz ebirgsbemObnern Der benadbars
ten @Ounties. cine gentle 8orliebe
tunbgeseben unb biefeIbe piro aud
tpieber bel benz bsbortebenben Gefe,
fiir weldes tibrigens Nles in REDEEM
MaaBe gef@ebeu wirb, mas biligerpeile
BON Gefi0rte bsrlangt perben tann, In
eflatanter gtt. BOB beiBt bur9 einen
Mofeubefu6. gum Nusorud tommen.
9anbeIt as iG in Comfort einmel
barum. @afe au empfaneeu unb gu Be-
pittben, 70 uiro Ni6ts obaIb" ge,
than, benn Die bic Comforter ganas
SPINNER Rnb, 10 banbeln aud; entDe.
Der eriinbli9 ober gar niGt unb 70 III
es aud init ibren Mni6auuneer, tueldt
In Der Grelbeit Der 8erge cine CUTE
paegeftdtte g%efunben baben.
Wns nun bas Sdngerfef anbeirift
10 uirb baRelbe bon ben berf@iebener
6omites nit umf6t Dorbereitet. Wi,
werben fpdter nod bdufis @elesenbeit
baben, barauf 3urthd3utommen unb auI
gin3eJbeiten eiu5ugeben.
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p3- Wenn 5emanb fem uno gu at.
a~ebmbarem Preiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Mifiions.@arten. Die
9erren Nbeiner & 8attl, BefBer bic,
les @tabsiRements, balten oarauf, lire
@dfte tets noltommen aufrieben 3u ftels
len. NQe iaiionmdBieen EelitateKen,
GuIfern, Wilb. Slide, @efliieeI &c. inb
bort in Der be%lifateien 3uhereituHg ale
3eit gu baben. Wablseiteu tperben auf
Wuni9 in bic Wobnungen her Runben
seianbt. Mu6 bietet BET NIT ber
speiiepirtbi9aft b~erbunbene 8ar<
+ o o m bic beiten @etrdnfe. tets frii9es
8ier unb feline 2iquhre unb Weine.
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cages Wemt9feitsn.
II a II b.

- SIN Stem OOrfer steats3u6t.
bauIe gu Sing Sing nurben bic bier
W6rber @loeum, Susiro, Sinclair uno
Woob bur9 gle.tricitdt bingeri9tet.
Sour cine Nn3abl BON Ner3ten tparen au
Der @Iecution augeoogen porben unb fe
aIe ertldrtsn, oaB Der Sob in allen bier
6dlen momentan unb i6mer3los einse
treten lei.
- Sn Bangor, Maine, ftarb Der st.
8ice ? prdfbent s annibaI $ q M
n i'm Nlier ben 80 Sabren on Ell
ITEM 9er5idlase, mdbreno er in ieinem
Club rpeoro" ipielte. 9amlin murbe
1860 NIT Wbrabam 2incoLn suiammen
ermdblt uno mar Biee . prdfbent ber
Der. 5taaten bon 18%61-1865. Bon
1869 bis 1881 geb6rte er benz Bunbes,
eeuate on. uu,be 1881 8unoesssianos
ter in epanien, 5og Ii6 aber fdon i'm
nddfen Sabre in bas pripatIeben aus
rid.
Das grobe edngerfef beg vOeis
li9sn sdngerbunbes" in Nepart. N.
S., lit elm unaemein erfolgreides ae>
psien. Im Gonntag bate baFelbe
10000 8eiu6er in New Seriep berei.
nigt.
= Sn @benenne @ountp, COLORADO,
purben bic @rnten bur9 0eui6reden
total berni@tet.
Nuslan b.
- Bel &ei9enow entgIeite eiu
5pe3iat5ug ber Berlin. potsoamerB Balm,
nobel Diele perionen get6otet unb Der.
lvbt ipurben.
9ie taiietli9e Dampf.O a1t So
b~en5o0ern 1T nod WiIbeImsbnfen 3u.
rtidgebampft. um bic feds faiierli6en
prinaen an gOrb gu nebmert unb mad
Der Smell Wisbt au bringen, po He ldrl.
gere 3eit bel ibrer urgroBmutter, Der
&6nigin 8ietoria, berpeileu ioIen.
= Die vNorbb. Nae. &c." ertlirt,
oaB bic Nnmeienbeit beg Raifers in
England in oirettem 3uiammenbange
nit Der grneuerung Der internationoleu
Yertrdge ftebe. ~Die foeben betannt
aemorbene 8erldngerung bes Oreibuu.
bes", 10 beiBt es in benz Nrtifel. vtpirb
ibsral aIs bas f96nite @ei9ent erads
tel werben, our6 meI1es Der Railer bic
Bergen BEG Bottles @roBbritanniens er.
freuen tonnte.@
= Ser neue 9reibunb : Wertras
f6lieBt brei peri9iebene Mbmadungen
elm. Cine amii9en 9eutfdIanb unb
OeferreiG, cine spii@en Seuti6lanb
unb Stalien unb eineawiiden Oeferrei9
uub Stalien. Ser beuti@s6fteibii@e
8ertrag lit glei6lautenb NIT benz eriiea
sesenieitigen S@ubbertras, Der i'm De-
tober 1879 unter3ei6net murbe. Ser
oeuti6 > italienii1e 8ertrag miro nur
ber6fentli9t, tpenn 2orb Salisbury
ieine 3utimmung giebt, tpdbrenb ber
auitro 8 italieniide Bertrag @ebeimuib
bleiben ioa. Die bel Der ettpaigen Be-
fanntma9ung beg beuti6 ; italienii1en
8ertrases leitenbe Jbee 1T bic, baB Der
rein befenfbe @baratter Der italieni.
f9en Mbmab ungen ba3u beitragen
uerbe, bic fran36fi@e 8erei3ibeit gu
milbern.
= Ser biesidbrige beuti1e eoeialis
hsns@OngreB wirb am 10. Sttober in
grfurt er6fnet.
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RuGIena Mrnien.snlhe

Die bette Gable ber GeIt fir eGaitts
0ueti4ungen, @ef9Diire, Giebsr. unb Saut
ausf9las, Gle9ts, 9efpruneeue SdnOe, 8roH
b.aIeu uub ale $auttranfbetteu (; turirt %
unrrboiben ODER feline Eesabluns. 8nais
Satisfaction garantirt ODER bas Gelb ptrl
suriderfattet. % Gents BITE S9a6teI. Bun
8srtauf in allen apotbefen. 9retb, 9bonp
ion & Go. @hoIefaIe.
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9entid Gusliide sdnle.

@ltern, pel9e lire Ginber ber obigen
Mnfalt anbertrauer rpolen,. merben
bierour@ barauf aufmertiam semodt,
baB Ginber, bic nod teinen unterriGt
erbalten baben. nur bel 8eginu bes neus
en- S6uliabres, alio am nd@ften 1.
September, in bic S@ule aufsenoms
men tperben f6nnen.
Tir ben S1ulborftanb,
s. @roDs.
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6 . 8.
Cages Gbrpmif.
8. SuIi.

Q. Sult l.
1921. Sean BE Ia Spntaine (6abelni@ter)
sebpren.
1909. S9la9t bel 4ultama. @arl XII,
BON Setter benz @roben beiteet.
1862. aatbarina II. bemad.ist it'd bes
ruiiti6en Sbrpnes.
ls42. Grz9ralibent San guren seitprben.
1916. STener 8rtef res &Dnigs Don %,
nemarf s%tnfans Der idlesiris bpIiteiniider
nnruben.
1868. @innabme BON Bort @lbion.
1866. Prag bon Den GrellBen beiett.
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Mdbrenb ber Iebteu f6weren
etirme i'm @olf fnb piele Gabr3euse
%geftranbet uno aabIrei6e 9eeleute ers
trunten. Mar bat eroBe BeiorsniFe
in 8e5ug auf ben Gampfer .6rantlin",
Der nit 8ananen Don 8lusfielbs, @i.
caragua, ermartet wurbe. aber i1on
faft cine @ode iiber bic ibli6e 3eit
a~usgeblieben lit.
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Da- Morgen Mbenb 2. Announcements
&onSert ausgeflbrt bon Carl Beds
Or9efer. 80 Mann fart in Mutbs
@artem. gintritt Is Gents.
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9eutida Sag.

9eute 4beuO $3.50 finbet eiue Der.
fammlung Der Seuti9 Nmeritanif6sn
Saa.@ eieni6aft in s9OI5' Gale ffatt.
3ablreide 81 tbeiliguug III febr er.
miiui1t. Der Secretdr.
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s@r Worgen Nbenb 2. Announcements.
3cnaert ousaefibrt bon Carl Beds
Orhefer, 30 Wann fart in Mutbs
@arten. @intritt rs Gents.
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36enmafismns,
3n6en(6mer5ett,
ANeurafsie,
A4AM iid1tr
& mnb raimgebein
&S omr6
N ST. 5aGobs OeR. =

B%rppflsa, n. g., 8. &pril, 1890.
ct. Safebs Sel beilte meinea @atsr
I'M lestem @inter na6 sebnidbrisem Set
ben BON rbsuntatii9en S6merssn.-Srdu'
lein Clara @tite, All Spmptins-Ape.
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j. WEINSTEIN & CO..
Seutf9e
8mdbmaOlung II. &omamz8 ibliotbef,
Rp. A StsSOutpnitrabe, San Nntpnio.

Surratbi9 iinb fplsenbe 3ettidriftem:
lleber 2ano unb Meer, Bud fir Nne, 81
~luitrirte gSelt, 6artenlaube &C. &C.
8pmame:
3ebn Sabre inter Der Grbe, pber S9ulb
un6 Sibne.
Die 8rilber Der 9tadt @iitpriid roman.
tide Grsablungen).
8ed6tet, pber baS 8l6dlein bon 8uretbal.
Der Serr Der Nadt, pber Neue 6%ebeimnille
BON YariS.
auf siuiamer SnieI, ODER unihulpis oer=
ltuben,
Der Sdarirtdter bon Berlin.
Ses NelterobererS Slid unb Gnbe (9ta.
pplepn).
Senopepa, bic frpmme SuIcerin.
0aS ibpne SabritmdoGen.
DaS FINITE Gebpt.
1lnidulbis gum Spoe perurtbeiIt.
S9tnberbannes Der grbbte &duberbaupt:
mann beS 10. ~Sabrbunberts.
(3u ieoem bieler &pmane 2 8tlber ais @ras
It's : 4rGrnien y
@%robebefte tueroem auf 0erlan8en
grattS o%erianot.
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Cine SIaide ct. Satobs Gel iOitet 90 Cents
(anf SIai4sn fir 81. Os). SIT in isScr stpotssis 81
baben.
the CHARLES a. voeELEa CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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etttfe Rapibs. @ise.,2. @ar5, 1889.
Meine Sraa litt an beftisen neuralst'
Ihen SGaerstn. Int Gefi&te. sic rteb
ba6tlhe NIT Ct. Safcts Sel ein une in'
nerbdib bret Stunben tparen ale S1msr.
zen Serihmunben,--@arl S6eibe.
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Murrn. Mifdin.GruntA. Ma.

MUrrp, Miffin,Grunta, ga.
Srau Som @smmia bate 10 Sabre
an @dmersen I'M &afsrat9 a%elitten, bic
Ge G9 In Eclse elmer @erleBnns suseioget
katte, )e spar nidt int Stante su 9eRen.
Na4 benz @etraude Dpn spei Slafhfn
ct. Safrts Set tpar %ppafdnbise Sell
unn erfn1at
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9robebcfte tuerbem auf Verlansem
gratts oerianSt.
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much OF their customary boldncss and
audacity, their Efforts to carry out the
plot which David i. i'll inspired.
Although Senator Dcann is dead, Ed
ward i. Osborne will not occupy the seat
and vote as David B. I'LL! directs on.the
organization OF tho Senate. The COVER.
nor.scnator has ut last run against an
impossible barrier TO the contamination
OF the fraud which he attempted, i'll the
person Of an honest, iair.minded Demo.
cratic judge Of the Supreme Court.
David i. Hill evidently thought that llc
owned tho judiciary OF tho state, us
Tammany Hall is credited with owning
it IN tho city OF New York, else through
his deputy attorney general he would
not have put tho Democratic members
OF the Duchess county board OF super
visOrs and their attorney in tho sorry
plight that no did when they went
before Judge Barnard this morning TO
hear his decision on tho application
OF the Republican attorneys for man
damus TO compel the board TO count
the returns from the town OF Dover "a
they were returned by the inspectors OF
u'NNNlblIs lNN NohiA NV
graut tho mandamus asked Tor, it Tas
only because he thought that the appli.
cation for il was premature. lie wanted
10 give the members oil the board ample
time to correct all OF their misdccds, but
he told the Democrats and their attor.
ncy that they had no power to count
ballots which were not considered in
the report OF the inspectors, and that
thcy had no power 10 60 behind the
face oil the returns. Headed, however,
that he would stand ready to grant the
mandamus il the board should attempt
TO adjourn finally without canvassing
the votes in accordance with thcrcturns
us they were filed by tho election
inspectors with the county clerk. This
case, he told thom, was the ono in which
the Democratic majority OF the board
OF county canvasscrs arbitrarily counted
the six votes Illegally voted in the town
Of Dover for the Democratic ticket,
although there was no evidence that
they were cast for the Democratic call
didatcs, and tho ballots were destroyed
1T the close OF the election. There is
10 evidence as to their rea! character
except vague aud contradictory state.
mcnis OF different bystanders at. the
election. In conclusion, Judge Barnard
said that the supervisors i'll canvassing
the vote had no right 10 resort to any
evidence rs TO the nature OF the ballots
east except the returns oil the inspectors
OF election; that they havc no right
whatever to modify those returns by
any extrrsic statements or evidence
He further said that their duties were
purely ministerial, and that any error
or violation OF duty by them in the
canvass or in their determinations can
be reached and corrected by mandamUs,
under the laws OF 1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-23
JUDGE DARNARD's pI.aINwoRDs

The Democratic Supervisors In Duchess
County Warned From tho beach.
PouGHIrErsIE, n. Y, Nov. 22.-Scna-
tor Gilbert A. Dcane died Friday morn
ing ut his home in Copakc. The imme-
date cause OF his death was neuralgia
OF the heart, but tho malady which
proved fatal was greatly accumulated by
the undetermined attempts 10 steal his
seat which were made by David B. Hill
and his followers, led by Samuel J. Til
den, Jr., OF Columbia county, and J. w.
Hinckley, OF Duchess county. THE
cold.bloodcd manner III which these
men and their followers kept up their
vicious efforts to steal the seat even
while Mr.. Deano was OH his death bed,
and the more heartless continuation OF
those efforts to-day, havecomplotely dis
gusted scores OF decent Democrats the
counties comprising tho senate district,
and they arc advising tho Democratic
members OF tho Board OF Supervisors OF
this county, on the ground of common
dccency alone, to stop the proceedings
rs quickly as possible. But appeals OF
this sort have no effect upon men OF tho
stamp OF Samuel J. Tildcn, jr., md
"Jim" Hinckley. nor upon thci'r-more
degraded and plant tools, L. Wright
Vail, DR.. Tanner; John j. Myled and
Edward Sturges, who arc running the
Democratic sido OF tho fight TO capture
tho scat to which tho dead senator was
elected. They continued yesterday, with
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intellect. may call with confidence.
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SPECIAL Correspondence Of The lntciigcdcer.
MorGA SrowN, W. VA, Nov. 2l.-Prof.
Atkeson, OF the university, DR.. Myers
and Col. Johnson, OF the experiment
station, returned to-day from their tour
OF the state. They have been conduct
ing series OF farmers: institutes in the
more important towns. They report 4
very pleasant time, and arc well pleased
with the interest that was manifested
by the farmers. Their meetings were
well attended. Other members OF the
station staff were present ut some of the
meetings. Tho different lectures de-
livcred were well received by the pco.
pic. While away Prof. Atkoson at
tended the meeting OF the National
Grange at Springfield, Ohio.
Lieutenant Frank Dow. Ramsey also
returned to-day from Detroit, Mich.
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TO IiorEnutOwn.
PIrTspURGH, Nov. 22.-Presidcnt &. L.
Mayer, with the officers and directors
OF the Baltimore & Ohio road, reached
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon on the
annual inspection tour. They regis
tered at the Monongahcla house, and
will 80 over the Pittsburgh & Western
and Akron branch tomorrow. Presi-
dent Mayer claimed that he was tired
and refused to talk, as did the other
officials. On this trip it will be decided
what is best TO be done 10 make tho main
line through Pittsburgh equal to the.
traffic. One OF the directors said
the Pittsburgh & Conncllsville road TO
Cumberland would be greatly improved,
and another track Oh the mountain d.
vision is among the possibilities. There
are two tracks to Connellsville, but the
line has al it can do at present 10 han
die the traffic offered. Runnin. the
Western freight out over this end OF the
road will make the business very heavy
and more facilities will be needed. One
OF the plans suggested when the Pitts
burgh & Western was purchased was TO
build passenger depot ut Laughlin
and have dummy meet the main line
trains. The men OH the Pittsburgh d.
vision don't like the scheme.
They claim it would virtually be
abandoning the Pittsburgh depot. This
is one OF the problems that must be
solved, and from present indications
the management will likely decide to
run the passenger trains into the city.
Some time will be lost in Pittsburgh
and Allegheny, but neither place will
put up with IN unsatisfactory service.
The rolling stock on the Pittsburgh &
Western is.to be increased. The mas
ter car builder has been looking over
this end OF the system, and anumbcr
oil locomotives and new ears will be or
dcred. The Uniontown branch will be
extended to Morgantown next summer.
1t is expected the road will be finished
by the coming fall. This will connect
ittsburgh with the Camden system OF
railroads in West Virginia, and will be
big boon to tho Morgautown people.