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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

. Pills are hs0d-made and per-
p0rsiOn ana appearances. 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

New LONDON, CoNS., November 2S.-
Slight shocks Of earthQ Quake were reported
from towns adjacent % THIS city this morn
iux between : aud 9 O'clOcz. reports com
.lS from Grotou, Mystic, Lynn and Man
where the sound was as Of distant
nder. and the vibration pronounced.
amaEe IS reported as far a. known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
1n.rnans.r esssre.

Mr.C. So1as2f. tas Oosrs I'D
xi4. made t1s fol9sia soss<
tnd ke1osrsr1re yestcrdzx
"a E5; u M 81: ~
VI enzngs1oii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
one CENT bAMAGEs.
JOAN ,. Mailory's Inrocsnce aHd Char
acJer Legally Estaoushed

JOAN ,. MALLORY = lnT Ocenee anu tAar-
acJer Legally Estaoushed
So Ia .1 ..- R.gs s-
ST. CLAIKsvILLE, o.. Novem Der 23.-The
suit 1t John j. Mallory IS. John T. Parker
for SIJ. 500 damages for A Asia.la-i1l o. Clar-
ac-er as1 false arrest a Hup yesterday iu
CoGm1l Pleas Court A.
ParEs- is the old ma1 ASerss 50 dread
fully beaten 80 his tO7 : : leasau-
Grove las, February, Il - > > ,O-r
persons are now o. tle p : - al
lCry IS a sen in-.aw OF = ; : = f-
c-sec OF the deed and - y
g ace1 on trial oelof -
proved an a-ioi. 40
Tee case was given % 4
lUF a. ID O'Clock. ana t1i5 Il
plaintiff enc cent damage u
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uorsL uosrHR.s.
A peerlesa Tr.tn.

There II 20 better route between Chicago and
81 Paul than that OF the North estern line:
none more direct, more soiidIy and substan-
tally constructed, equipped with fne coaches,
sleeping, parlor. compartment and dining cars,
or operated with greater vigilance or painstak-
ms care for the safety and comfort OF i,s passen
gsra The private compartment sleeping car of
unusual elegance ana fnish. IN which all the
privacy OF ones own apartment 10 secured. or, IL
desired, two or more compartments can be con-
neeted en- suita The buffet library car en- braces
aspac.oas smoking saloon, furntshed with easy
chairs. writing desks, q weil-ssectsd library OF
standard and popular works. guide books and
current periodicals, q vsil-stocksa buffet q bar
bsr's shop, bath room and an apartment Tor
luggage. AL Of these cars were especially con-
struessd for this trxia in the best possiois man
ner inclsde every convenience aud are connected
By ves,eaied platforms, permitting resdy pass
sre from ore To another. - In apartments en-
suite. The systems OF heating. ventilation,
lighting and electric communication are all a.
perfect possible. All meals srs served ia din
ing route These dining cars are sra
cion, and comfortable, and the cuisine aud
service in all respects entirely unsxeersion-
alba ?. W. Parker. Puget sound agent. Sa III
IAs..y strees. Sext.sA
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MINING srocxa
fnE NEW YORK. MARKErs.
TIRE srocx ExcHANaK.


sEw foRk. May A--Ths fact that only
$4,000 of gold have been engaged for
1'pmen, TO Europe by tomorrow's
sessnsr, $4,000 Of which goes from Bos-
&c. was regarded As favorable indica-
sea ~ the speculative fraternity, and the
= .sssaee OF the approaching settlement OF
se tariff question by the nationsi isgis-
= safs Vas accepted as another bail point.
as iocsl traders were mostly buyers.
aon vas o small purchaser of the
sasatfsgs specialties. IL Was therefore
ssa good tone that the speculation
ssensd. National Lead vas in particular
: eese opening II. per cent higher, and
declined IL. The movement was
70 operations OF the pool recently
: aed IN the stock. Sugar orened =
xasF and also took q dip of IL. The
sseA market had advanced only a frae-
when the decline in Sugar and Lead
& partial reaction. and during the
hour the trading vas irregular. the
sst becoming steady toward IL O'Clock.
& s1sns the next hour the buyers moved
SSsard under the leadership Of Lead and
- etaeF indussriAis. the railway lust not
Prominent IN the improvement.
49, seneral market was held IN the later
sss'ags and closed Arm. i.@aA per cent.
Ne Enal quotations Of yesterday.
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Ship Spartan sailed yesterday with z 80
tons Of Black Diamond coal for San Fran
cisco.
Capt. T. N. Price will soon have . new
ting to replace the Virgil T. Price, burned
last summer.
Steamer Lana on Lake Washington,
was Inspected ysstsrday. and the Tair-
haven will have her turn today.
The local inspectors have reduced the
number Of the crew required on the 6rs-
boat to Eve men - fixed By the DIRE com.
missioner.
Displayman Hatfield received instrue.
tons ct IL o'clock yesterday TO hoist the
information signal. - gale WAS expected
on the Warrington coast
The United States coast and gsodstio
survey steamer Yukon. recently pur-
chased by r. T. Wyman, has been re-
christensd the Etwood. and will 60 into
the halibut fishing business, taking the
fish TO San Francisco.
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MAnIxE xswa.

PEER TevxsExp. May A-fBpseial r.
Afrivsd-Schr Corona, from San Pedro.
awaiting orders. Sailed Bktn Quiekstsp,
from Tacoma for Gan Pedro.
Capt. 8. B. Randall, late Of the tug
Coils. has bssn appointed master Of the
British TUG Lorne, vice Capt Locke, who
broke his leg recently.
HooufAn. May l-f6pscial. EArFivsd
from San Francisco-Ssrs Tlliamook and
Cosmopolis.
San FnAxcIsco. Nav A-Arrived--
Jsanis. Clsared-Walla WallA Victoria;
Sea King. Nanaimo. Departed Gains
borough. Moodyvilie
RxDoEDo. Nay A.--Arrivsd, od-6ilvsr
Spring. Trinidad.
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REAL EsrArE sALRs.
Beds Recorded In the AuattsPss one
Yesterday.

Beds Recorded In the Auditors O0es
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1
1904. are 81, 10, 707. There were fled for
record yesterday deeds. the considsra-
tions agGrsgating IS. 79a Following Il
the list - furnished By Osborne, Trsmpsr
& Co., abstractors Of titles, ll0 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Percy w. Rochester to A. II. Evans, lot
4, block s. Rainier add. $500.
N. L. Whitman to L. 3. Freeman, lot &
block i46, Salmon Bay Park, $50
Silas N. Grsenleaf to ]. r. Grsenlsaf.
scrs in - cor NV II OF nv e sec 10, tp q,
RI. $40.
4. s. Campbell to John Willard, and u
Of mining claim, $3.50
w. II. Boothroyd to Ben e. Hervsy, . 4
of ne 4 sec s, tp 20 n, 7s. $4,000.
Alice 8. Hill to Ambrosia Hodges, lots
and 4. block 9. McAieer's suppl. S.
Robert kath ct ai. to L. II. Poutius,
lots and %. block So. Giiman Park, &72o
Sheriff to Hattie I. HUI. part lot l. block
H. East Park, 81, 65S.
w. l. Preston to George Grow q Co., .
part lot 9, block So. Denny b Hoyts, $500.
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CORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
/ lp11LANp. May 4. - Wheat - Valley
s. Walla Walla. 75@771ic per Genital.
IAN snAxc1sco MARxErs.



ar FRAscisco. May A-Ths vegetable
nRkss 10 we'll suppiisd with oil varieties.
- receipts this morning were oss boxes
Gparagus. 485 boxes rhubarb, 10 sacks
enions, 279 sacks potatoes, 40 sacks peas.
lAsDarb - drug on the market Onions
- weak.
The quality Of cherries coming In re9u-
nie the price, and email. unrips fruit IL
r. little demand. The receipts today were
- boxes; of Strawberries, the receipts
~ 50i chests Apples are firmsr.
1hs butter market 10 still weak, with .
tesnvard tendency In prices.
kess are firm 1t the advance Cheese
assdy.
7hs poultry market Il steady q quota.
~ with business dull.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks,
1IS; wheat. csntals. S.433. barley. Gen.
A$oQ: oats. centals. $50; potatoes,
neks. $50; onions. sacks, 557; beans, sacks,
nRrApsruYys AND GRAINS.
Hour-Wc quote a. follows: Net cash
lssess for family extras. $s6oM3 70 per
ne. q p@2a5 per barrel.
Wheat-rhe situation ID unchanged.
sW call board purposes spot wheat 10
worth $l@ l.02is per Genital. On . parity
an the Liverpool market shipping wheat
equotabir az 90 case per GENITAL: milling
eE.o5,s Li2n per GENITAL
bariey-There Is strong tone to prices,
cough the amount of actual business in
regular Is Of small proportions. FROM
~ TO VI IN per GENITAL 10 . quota bile
MAsu Tor feed. though some holders de-
1ae 70 sell AZ these figures. Brewing 10
I'D At $l.Ils1L 20 per GENITAL.
Vess-The demand 10 slow and tho mar
lacks strength though stocks show
eincrsase. We quote: Milling. $I-22ss@
11h. Sunrise, $Ls7l.GLA2ss: fancy
kisss9L2S; poor 10 fair, $L07tsGsLl7,s;
s,sa. VI loesi 22lS: red, nominal; gray,
&HssGL22,s per GENITAL.
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NEW Yeax, May Ar q. Dun D Co.
say: The most encouraging sign - the
marked decrease in the liabilities Of firms
failing. The amouns Of liabilities Ut the
South vas q ga SOC. against s, no. los In
the Eastern and S26l2, 257 In the Western
ststsA The failures this week have bsen
xs3 In the United States, against 26l last
year. and IS In Canada, against 81 last
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II oT1ANRR apEYgoUNA
DaHy sxssbt sunday,
Ivs sssssi: u :ss = ": ssassis;- ssteyn
sr1 Leaves seattle ................ f;vo ~
yAaS-sJSsLB TDfs. 1Se: RoeNp TnIp. ~ "a
LAadlag ColmAa deck, feet II = Ariss street
eEATrtE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAus TRovg PrsA T. w. ooon Run. esoy.
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Eastern train leaving seattle a; s;ss q IA aad
arriving 81 :. 10. viii make direct connections
for Vancouver and rotnts East via Canadian
Pacific TArousa psrior ears bsiwesa Seattle
and Vancouver.
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TUMP ON THE CRIcKBr-sxAr1EnIvr
RoU11 TIVE rsand txfps daily except sunday
THE cARD-Loave seattle 1850 q =. and AIS
2. -. daily sxeeps sunday Leave Evsrets
ceansottsns- 40 seattle With stsanss Flyer a.
Tacoma ~ Evsrsts With steamer Mikado 70.
osoAemish tAnaiass-Peos of Nadisoa stroeS
1A8B-ooattle - EveTstt 1ee: round tsip. o. a
q q NKR1. Naaagtng Ownoe
x6ecslvo March 10 1894
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NBw YoRK. Nay A-BFe1sess3's seyss
The amount Of general merchandise
throughout the country b smaller In
voium& Spring trade b finished and or
dsrs for fail delivery ars with few sxcsp-
tions. not meeting sxpsctationa Jobbsss
In leading lines q most Of the larger cities
report saiss almost without exceptions -
81 . hand -to-mouth description. The In
dustrtai situation has not improved.
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oas Of . position does not al.
ways know where to look for
employment Everybody reads
the want page Of the Post-In-
fsllsgsneer. g. everybody wants
some thing or other. 30, nasur-
ally, = business man in nee. O. a
clerk turns 10 that page frsi O.
81. Asks known yoar waata
u you Gont no enc else ~
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read Whist your dentist Aas 70
SAY about iti
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBTy's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that it contains nothing that can In
the slishtsst degree injurs tho teeth
or gum. II has in its competition
sufiicssnt sntissptio properties 70
srestsn the breath and make the
rum hsaithfui and frn. Its daily
use will help TO prevent thu ferna-
ton Of tartar aad the accumu istien
Of parasisieal animaieuie 30 intu-
rioaa To teeth and Rum-
W r. GiDDfSGS. u. ,. q
GEO. w. BRAGD0S. y. d. 3
GEO. N. FAULKNER d q. q.
n. q. ALBIN. ID. d. &
T.. M. LESSEE, ID. d. q
n. DESPoRTES, p. d q
ALBERT FORREST.
CP BROWN. d. d. 8
GRO. Z. MILLER.
JOS. MouDY.
II. 8. coYNE. I. D. q and n.
r.. e. ID. s.
q. g. GRIFFIN.
I'M FOX.
j. w. PUTNAM
/ In. PRATHER
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER
4 makes Good Teeth.
4 Good Teeth make Coed Digestion.
Good Digestion mAkss Contsnt-
Il nent.
Contensnsat makes LIE worth
/ living.
r. CRxTs 4 B0TTLA
| Stewart / holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents.
gRiYfU vllll VILLA ilcell
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aYRAnHR RAYNrxu,

Rebuilt and rsfsirnishsd leaves MsrsAaax lssk
Monday. wednesdsy An1 Friday ct q m ios
kiagston. PERI Gambia Bangor ssahsck Las
waap. prwasse. Hos<sport Unien City ana later.
mediate poinA. arriving il unIoa City at p. IA
Leaves nisa City Q 9 - Tuesday, Thursdav
aad sasaraAy. arriving IN Sssssls 81 p M
j. r.. LIBBY Massae
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ne railway and miscsglaneoes bond
11s'' uas rather hsavy during shs day.
1IsAscIAr.
a.. onsy-on call, easy q / pr esnA: :
c.s losn. per cent: cIoasd 1 pr eent
sts,iI.. resntne pepsr. 305 Per cssl
1ne exehAneo firm. with SEXUAL
cnansss IN banksrs' bills q - $40
ssStos asmand and $As7,<Dxs7k Tor ivy.
~ naIie Poetsd raass. kso5<n1sn Com
a ouls. $Ao65<9x83<- silver eersiA
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J. q CARROLL Assa&

DACxvsU aAvlUAT1oN coMPANY.
TINS TAaLA In eaecs April !. 11oA
oBArTLE-WHArcoN RoUTA
Daily SUNDAY sxespssll
0TEAMEH STATE o. WAeHKH0TUU
~ eeastis. =. i - n Lv vhasesm. lbs -
~ Whatso0. Sou . - Ar osast1s.. ..osoo -
Stepping ~ 1lAaiga Anacosteo 80 YAtfhAven
80 q Everett seuth-bouBd, eonaecting - oooss6
wftA sssansT Asary Bailey fss Tacoma
0xATTLI-rACoNA KourR
Daily lsxcsps Saturday,.
oTEANER HENRY DAtL1Y
~ faes.s--. 800 q " seassis. -. l9e Dn
Ceasecttag with steamer STATE u Washingeoa
for xiaalge. Aaacortsa, Taishavsa ana Whaieon
anA with steamer 1airhaven fer EvesotA Ia Co.
ssf aAA II whiAby isiaaA Doiata
La OONNxH AND wHIDDY lsLAND ROUTE
oToP11no Al BvRn8PT.
0TEANEA yAXRHAvBN
NssSA S'nd-xxcsps ssa 6oasA b'A-xxssDe -
Lv seattle. 80. BOO N Lv Il Coener ESQ n
Ar kversst.. 1l:3o = " xvesets. >. ! 90 n
Ar Il Conner 500 a Az seattle. . $50 n
stepping - E1nonda. Everees, Clintou, browns
Point Langley. Coupevil1e. San d Iuca. OAK Has.
bs1 and CtsAlady: ceanecting - eeastlo With
stsanss asnry Bailey fer Tacoma
wharvss-Paciae Nsvigasies Co, raeena, p
cAo Navigaiioa Co., seattle formerly Daksr's
aock feet q Univsrsity strest); AsfcAsnts' dook.
Fer fuil particslarA rssss, sxsursisns tevags.
oto, sppiy 70 o. address 4. / NACLE0D, AgOhG
Seattle telephone e<e: J. = HARMON. FroiehS
and Passenger Agent Tacoma: telephone 81
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SHARES SOLD.

The total sales of stocks today were
lS9. 757 shares, including: Atchison, 4. 700:
American Sugar. 81, 800; Burlington. 10, :
300; Chicago Gas, 10. 700; Disabling, IS. 500;
General Electric. $500; Missouri Pacific.
100; National Lead. l6. 500; New York
Ron SsT T.,i Engi.n S 100 = u Rs:dins $500:
Pacific, 3,3OO.
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HOTEL ARRIvALA

rHE ARLINGTON.
IN Vernon q .. Evert r w Maus. Ill
Miller, Pt Townsend Fv Dingman. % Louis
Ward. NY fW Pestygrovs 4 ", IT
Potion. Portland II Dolph. Portland
= ) Rogers, ST yF Murphy. Olympic
Mrs Irving. Victoria II Conner, La Conner
w LAwreaee Il ". Mass Heath, Boston
Miss McClurkiu, oym Misc Robertson. Oiymp
N Woodbury.. Auacts 7 Roscoe, snohomish
uorHL MoRTHHRs
FL Caiy. Chicago CO'Brieu, Vancouver
A Poole, Toronto W Ii Mead, Portland
W u shattucA, Boston A W ..snnox, NY
w Fl Fiitt. Merritt 81 Jossey, Tacoma
= kunef. San Fran II Adams. Portland
3 smith. Australia h r Spencer, City
n Henuey, City ~ Wrestling, do
Is Way, Portland Il Rosen stein, San Fran
A solomon. Tacoma Mcnamara DO
J Bradley. Everett Schiring. City
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WILEY NAVIGATION CO
ooG1slA Taeona aal oay1p1a
xoutA

g WILLEy NAVIGATION CO
osG1saA Taeona aal oaynph
3outA
0T1Ak11 HULrW0kA8
1ssvss Seattle daily = lsesHA
oDATTLETAC0NA RoUTR
0T1A1ER CITY OF ABBRD1BN
1A11 10 TACOMA. - OHNrA
LAaling-Caty Deck fest ~ Mais oasssoe Co.,
0erelal Dock. Tacoma
4 \ HATFIELD. Agent
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. l1anaeA
Telephone $50
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LoxDoS, May A-Bsr silver, - me,
Nd: eensuia. l9D3t Buiiiea into Denk ol
Engiand, Ia. oo0 Dsak 81 Eng4and dis
coa1s rata. 2 Per epnl
Mn yoAK. Aay A-1hs EbsnsaG kssrs
Lcndou eahisgram says: Today's maxketa
we're quiet. ciosing with . bettof tooe.
Americans opened eat but recovered -
midday % The spparans scarcity q stocks
her4 AfssR the exeAs1gs eaoood theru
was . furthax material rise and huSineol
closed with . stroag sppsayaneA Ms
souri,. Kansas 4 Texas vas largely dealt
m, and ~ sid 10 - supported By Mao
CussA ArgsDtinss vsrs also batter.
Rupse paper Gas vssy nas on continental
ard heaS salea Silver has fallen - I'd on
fresh arrivals from Gala. and vas stsady
- thee prices.
xHGIIsu GRAM MAnK8E
LrvEaSooL, May A-Whsat-Dsmand
poor: holders offer moderately: No.
California. u u35de5s ID; rcd Wssssrn.
- I'd
Corn-Quist; demand moderate; nev
mixed, spot. 81 sd. Receipts Of Amsst-
can wheat. 5000 esnsals: recsipss Of
American corn tor the pest throo days
V0Ro IN GO centala
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cKAoIr RIVER ROUTE
srFAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves lilly Boeardas n &c = dock, foot Spring
street Seattle. Monday, Wednesday ssd Friday
OF, tide fer Edmanas ktanwsoi. sksxit City.
Ever.st. Flerence Nt vsrnoa. Tuaip. Fir, Avon.
Lilly. Bo0ARpUs CO. AssnsA
Teltphene l2a
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.,oR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Taks the Fast sne Conmodseue
sTEAMrR GENERAL cANDY

For RarvAeIIs etsusy Charleston Dry Dock Brs-
nsrtsn Decatur. Irseytsa. shiee, siivsrsa.s
ans fatsfmsdiA;s poinA Leaves Haryinstons
What o. foos Of wsxaiagsoa street. at 80 = m.
SAalY aKrenl sunday
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TN ETHECT MARCH Z lSs<
i 9TRAMER IDA m

WILL EuATB Y80LE1 W0A00 Ar r. r
ouNDAY9 TuEsDAYo AID TRUR0DAYo
xos IAmeeda ciintoa. Browns Point Laagisy,
vssS..aAy. tlasiee Gig. AnseoFtea. eamlaA aad
Mnascomt ana on TAurs6ays going through %
6lalne ana semiah moo Returnine. leave Whas.
Cen Aonday. Wednesday. oasufday q D m.
SAse - Whatoom. ~ 70, YrsieAs 70 Whaseom q
q D. BRowx1I1Lp, Nana9ins Ovnes
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,x1xzT AND sNoHolGIsR 1ouT1
GIT RATE TO Evx11rr

oTBANEB NAlEL
Lave CITY wharf TussAaya TRursdaVv ~
0as.roays q . n. fer E1moAAA Nukiltss. ~.
4eoish FARE TO KvGBHTT. 1oe; ROUND
T1eR. eocs TO 0N0HoNIoK, 500
J. A. HATFIELD. AGENT
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poRr Towxssxn PORT AxoELFs AND
l. DCSGkSEsH-
srEAMEn MoNTfcELIo

pauy Bxclrr MORAY. riaR Cam
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC Is 1923
Leaves .esatle, TOO . H.: TswNsend- 10 80 .
ua pa1gsaeas 1Isoo ~ arrives Port Angela
] 80 y n leaves Foft sSsses. 30 p saves
Pert rsWssss4- Ssoe p = arrives rssstsA %
y "a ClII poAA ~. seatlse AgsaAA
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pKLIraGHAn Bar, ISsIpE ROUTE

sTEANKR LYDIA THOMPSON
yars 10 kversts SOC,
FER krnonds Evsrst, C1sas0n. Langley, Coupe
vile, rtsasady, Fidssse Gay. Anacersss. sanisA
fsirhAvsn axhsms ana whascosa. leaving seattle
TBssaAys Thursdays and Saturdays at = m
Rstgyn.aG leaves WkaEesm Wednesdays. Fstiays
aad Sundays ~ TOO . N. ianeing al CITY poes
THOMPSON BRoA
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49, ssoSp Wssh sAS0 O4CSRS10A Vi bD0
- and vegetable Wholesaler ON West
- There 10 good quantity Of orders
lag In from the country to the whole
- houses, especially In the grocery line,
usnore orders could easily BE- filled.
Ait was the first opportunity to buy
oner goods trade Ia this line was brisx
i Vest street. Receipts OF fruit and
psablss were light, and prices gsnsr-
~ unnamed unchanged. asparagus Cd
oenG
0njons have advanced, the best now be-
hsld ct cents per pound. Old onions
Govefy scarcs. and new ones are not yet
- class.
1eu are reported = little frmsr, but
etsttons are still u to Is cents psr
1noa.
nsswbsrYiss have declined sonswhat.
- ars sold 1t S2.25 per crate.
Veal u weaker, calves being quoted at
n5eents per pound.
Another car load Of bananas has arrived
narkst In good condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05
HOOP CANAL ROUTE

J. II. Jensscs. p. 8 So
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04
THE LATE FRANCIS PARkmAN.

He adorned the literature of his nntiye
land.-IIartford Times.
The death of Francis Parl:man puts n
period to the work of one of the foremost
historians OF the age.-Albany Journal.
He occupied place ut once elevated and
unique i'll American literature, and he
leaves no successor -Philadelphia Tele.
graph.
1t is the best tribute to Mr. Parkman's
work to say that no one can 20 behind him.
He thoroughly explored the field which he
pre-emptcd He was in himself a pioneer
and path Observation-Disclosures News.
A marked characteristic of Mr. Parkmnn
was his love of nature. Like another cele-
brated American historian, George Ban
croft, he had passion for roses, which he
acquired while n child-Rochester Union
and Advertiser
Francis Parkman, who has just died, is n
worldwide authority in the historical fields
which he worked. He did not attempt to
cover ms much ground rs most historians,
but what he did he did observation-disclosures
vile Courier-Journal.
lie has laid the reading world and espe.
cially the Canadian reading world, under a
deep debt of lasting gratitude and the peo-
pie OF the Dominion willingly join with
tnelr nelBhDors across the line in LAYING
the we'll earned laurels upon his grave
Toronto Mail.
Mr.. Parkman was Il historian by purpose
and training, and the rewards of his work,
whatever they may have been in the ma
terial sense, were, in respect to personal
fame and the appreciation of his contem-
pori'rics, most ample and satisfactory
New York Times.
Francis Parkman was, after Bancroft,
the greatest of American historians. The
value of his work is imperishabc 1t be-
longs to the best historical literature of the
country and of the century. He lived a
good life and his name will be us immortal
as American Observation-Disclosures Amer.
lean.
His fame will continue to enlarge with
time, and to this pale scholar" of the east
the western reader, especially of the coun-
try Of the Missouri and the region beyond.
Will turn for the most vivid and graphic
pictures i'll the days when the west first
heard the stir of the coming empire. kan
sas City Star,
And it is not merel, as an example of
style, and II thorough. devoted and shining
light of the modern historical school that
Parkman will live, his name will as surely
be remembered because, though nearly
blind and tortured by unceasng pain, he
yet added monuments to American litera-
turc.-Philadclphia Times.