The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04
DR. AMlCK's SUCCESS.
HE DtseevePy - . csasanpe1ea Cure
That IL Poeeat.

BnoS - Roeeots
NEw YoRx, June S-The Recsvdev viii
detail tomorrow the cure Of several
consumptive patients ct Wards islanI
under the direction Of the city
authorities. As only charity Pc
tients in the last stage Of consump.
tion are admitted there. the Recordsv
claims that the cure for which IL awarded
DR.. W. II. Amick, Of Cincinnati. 81 .000
has accomplished something almost mirsc.
uloua. il says also that the Cincinnati
doctor has agreed to keep the hospital sup
piled with medicines sufactent for all iss
consumptivs cases At his own expense. Al
only third stage cases are taken there NO
more severe test could Be- invited.
While il 10 new generally admitted that
theAAmick discovery Is . certain specino
in the earlier stages Of consumptiou.
il would cure more than % per cent Of the
just made BY the city, three ous
Of four were either cured or astopishtneiy
benefited. IL 10 easy enough foyany sufs
1ersrs from the disease to test the new dis
covery through their family physlcian,
for Am lex sends medicines for the pur.
pose fres Of COS. and invites IN impartial
test Of IL by the medical profession svssys
where.
Pseias MALI rass~s Csnpssniss.
INV YoRx. June "A plan has peacs
ticaiiy besn agreed upon for the settle.
ament Of the differences between the Pacific
Nail and Panama railroad companies.
The railroad will charter three steamships
run by the Pacific Mail between New York
and Aspinwail and include them Ia its
-
opposition to the Pacific Mail. The Pacific
American Navigation Company now run.
ming between Panama and San Francisco
in connection with the Panama road.
Thus the railroad viii control the business
on the Atlantic and tho Pacific Mail the
business on the Pacific The operating
Offices Of the steamship company, here
after. viii b in San Francisco. C. r.
Huntington will. on Monday. b elected
president Of the Pacific Natl Company, in
place Of George J. Gould. and Vice Prssi.
dent and General Manager ]. b. Houston
will retire. The salary Of his once y
$4,000. Huntington said:
We are going to cut down sxpsnsss vAeeovuo
ws can and ny to make come monsy.
TIE 1sassssaA strike Cases EnAsA.
PIrrssuRo. June a-Ths criminal court
has nolls pressed oil cases sgaisss the Car.
negis ofncisls for completely In
the Homestead trouble last sum.
mer. These cases we're for murder,
riot and conspiracy, against II. c. vrick.
chairman Of the Carnegie company: Vice
Chairman Lsishman. Secretary Lovejoy,
Superintendent Potter and the Pinksrs
tons The prosecution WAS droppsA BY
District Attorssy Burisish on the sugges.
ton Of the private counsel employed By
the Homsstsad strikers, in which they said
there seemed 70 be no grounds for bslisv-
ing that they could b convicted
Of the o6enses charged. The general
opinion 10 that this will b followed BY
the qusshine Of ail indictments against
Homestead striksTs. Latss Judge White,
without . motion being made, issued an
order releasing from ball all Of the strikers
who had been indicted for offsnsss grow.
ing out OF the strike. This ends for good
all the prosecutions growing out Of the
famous strike.
Composite City sf Pssis 1sse.
NEw YoRK, June 3.-Two marvels 81
shipbu!iding. the steamers Campania, -
the Cnnsrd line, and the City Of Paris. Of
the AmeYic An line LETT mort thia M oYnjn1