The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-23

ether states Poor cid Denscya~y Srs.f
soon De taing q the past
Porf TeTnssna Leader The suxr@nasnn
OF TIE Eesttis Telegraph AMI re a.
soFptio2 q the plant By the pest-Tnfeisi-
ssScfT Is cns of the most srrro~tzrs
events In tne Newspaper history 81 .ha
ssSTsswfas II r. but another exarusa 81
TIRE ssattie idea ara w1a be more h4r~-
neal % Seattle fhaa any ethsr exenpgt-
fcztsrn OF the Idea thar wA@ has evev
Pat into practice. II seems thar she pest
irtssltgsncer viii have the rexzpa=er
held Of that section TO Itself. ana wgsl ~
IN The future : paper OF witch the eoun-
aus-ay ALL be pgoudsr than in th4 cast.
Anacorfes Asnericza.-The Seattle T~ls-
graph has been absorbed by the Pest
intellsgeEcer ard hereafter TIE Oueeu
city will have but one morning dwtfY
Tor u Is not likely that another ran ear
o found wao wiil put ID his thousands for
newspaper venture merely 70 crafty
whsm or In the hcre OF gaining power
politically. Seattle interests are better
served BY tire issuance OF one creattanIe
morning daily fwksca ear onIy he Zone
hy the community giving II undivided
support than By the publication OF I've,
both necessarily weaker. journals.
kaiama Buncfin.-Aft@r running far
more than three years and swallowing
up several fortunes, the Seattle Tsle-
graph Is no more. II has been sold TO
the Post-intslilgencer Mezsrs. Burke
and Gilman. sfs founders. sank N5a.ooo In
II and then sold IL to Ryan. who lost
forfurne trying 10 place II on paying
basis. john C5ilins theTr purchased tt.
and just how much THAT gentleman lost
- not known 10 the pubic. The Tele-
graph vas a good paper. but tho field
was too narrow Tor two fisst-class morn
ing papers.
Watervllle Tndex.-The Seattle TeIe-
graph has been Sold lock. stock and bar
rel. 20 tho Post-rnteiligence of that city
We deeply regret the circumstances
which made necessary the discontinuance
OF the Telegraph. which was ore OF the
very best newspapers in the Northwest.
and a credit to any city In the country.
But as 1t has gone. we can congratulate
the people OF Seattle and tire state al
large that II has been absorbed by such
an excellent paper as the Post-inteiil-
gencer.
Eilensburss Ragisser.-Tha Seattle TeeI-
graph passed out Of existence last Satar-
day morning. having been sold to and
merged with the P0sl-Inteaigeneer There
il no doubt that the field Is entirely too
small 10 enable two newspapers like the
P.-f. AMI the Telegraph to exist in Seat
tie and yet the loss OF the telegraph Is
a calamity 10 the people of Washington,
not particularly as newspaper, but be-
cause il was fearless and did not hesitate
10 expose what IL thought corrupt.
RosIyu sentinel-The plant ard good
VIII of the Seattle Telegraph has been
purchased BY the poat-Inteliigeneer. and
the last issue OF the former was pub
lished on Saturday last. AS a news
purveyor. 4he P.-I. ranks with the great
est dallies on the slope ard the advant-
that will accrue b. having the entire
morning field 20 itself will place it in a
position to increase It's usefulness
Aberdeen Herald-Last Saturday the
Seattle Telegraph contained Che
nouncement That that paper had been sold
10 the post-fntelllgenceF. and would not
be issued after that DAY This Vas
sumner to the Democrats OF the state.
as the Telegraph was the leading organ
OF the party. as we'll as the equal Of any
paper in the state
waterv.lle Eaterprise.--It is with pleas
ure We offer oar compliments To the Seat
tie Post-Iute lligencer. which may now
more securely than ever maintain its
| place as the Clan, OF the Northwest. that
/ paner having bought the entire plant.
huslaess and subscription OF the Teie-
graph.
Tekoa Globe. The Seattle Daily Tele-
granh has been purchased b. the Seattle
| pest-rntelIgencer The Telegraph vas
| one of the ables1 and eleanest papers Of
| our state and while rs less viii be felt.
| We can the mere pride ourselves upon the
| rrea tness Of the F.-i, which, With The
field. viii soon eclipse The ogegoaian-
East clallam Reoord.-The Seattle Post-
| yntelllrenesr has purchased IT'S rival. the
| Telegraph, and that paper ceased rahii-
| cation last Saturday. The reason Is that
/ there are TOO many newspapers. \ num-
/ her ~ pape.s in the state have died in
| the last SIX weeks.
nontesano viaeite-The Post-intsili-
rsnee. has aeservedly ranked as the lead
| ing newspaper Of tais state and one 81
/ 80 hsst on me ccast. IL Viii no 4oaet
,,ntfnue as such, ana now that g has go
( canine titioa will also prove proa'abse %
| rs owners.
| wfnloek pilot.-The Seattle Telesraph
| an saturday passed ingo The bands 81 the
ysest-Intenigencer. and viii cease 20 re
/ ,s.,,Ra flrshsr "a the Tciegraph. There
ID reom IN Seattle for but one Bis da}iy.
! AMI this IS but . survival or the hsles''
saI.an J3urnai.-The Seattle Telegraph
! ,ss neen purchased by the Pos1-inteii1-
espeer. The P.-I IS a paper Of resource
"a enterprise. and THIS last move oat
/ ,r,ve< the fast tha, il covers the held
/ completely.
/ r~,s-er.,r, stanaard-That grand old
| .ts,t ne Seattle Post~InteIlseneer has
: e,enss In the Dsly telegraph, ard VII
/ ,,ssrefarth cc,uey the hela a'oee' rae
p.f Is ire best raFer west q chseasa-
,,,r,~v5ile Glose.-rhe Seattle Tells
-.s~h became "a ecrpse last satag'sas. .
"a fhe P-I. has heen hollins wake
| al this week.
xhis IL Not Dream.
popaiar poet ef leng aso oaee
- re- dwell IN u,srhle halls and
-, .nuea satisfaction Ia his dream
-, =, who car aUova a ticket over
..~.s. N.evts- " esterB Iane.' WIN the add