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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-07
SOME OPINIONS OF THE STRIKE.

So FAR as the public is concerned in this
impossible crusade. the members Of the
American Railway Union have been led
who have gained their confidence into an
stutude which bluatiy aud without CON-
promise saws: LET the public be
damned r'-NesE York San, Dew.
The strike is made a. time when the
business OF the country is already pros
Iratsd and when scores OF thousands are
cut Of work because OF stagnation. At
such a time no strike IS excusable which
tan be hoBorahly avoided A strike which
creates 50 widespread disturbance as
this one does is never excusAhle unless the
necessity for u IS obvious and imperative
Is looks very much as II this railroad
strike so enforce . boycott is chiefly due
g the desire Of . newly organized fedora
fion Of labor 10 show its power Asruch
y wtli not command pnbsic sympathy
NsE fort Horid. DSsa-
The strike has developed 4 social cri.i.
Il has become struggle Of organized So
c.egy. OF Industrial civilization. OF bush
ness and property. for mere life. There
have hesn greater and more violent str kes
hat never IS one inspired hy = pFlnciple
- destructive, 50 fatal 70 socIal orYssr and
Industrial existsRce. This strike /. male
- eaEarce the principle OF the boxcots
Now tae principle Of the boycott IS incom-
SsA1ibse Nlth the organization Of society.
wlta the conduct Of business and Industry.
20 pe-mif is establishment 10 TO pgt
every employer 81 LABOR. every producer
foF the market, every trader. every other
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NOTICE TO rHE PUBLIC.

The public 10 hereby warned not TO pay
any money to parties representing to Dc
agents Of the Seattle Posr-IsrELLIsKEcrR
except the following. who are the only
authorized travelling agents OF the Posr-
irrrIrrarscrA viz. ]. A Mcclellan, +.
A. Davies, and ]. /. Hawley. 7his dosnos
arrly to resident agents of this paper who
ere located in various cities and towns OF
the Northwest. nor TO postmastsrs. who
are in all cases authorized to take suoscrip-
liens for the Daily. Sunday and weekly
Posr-IrrrrIreEscHR
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A Pretty
Typewriter

II she be also q good stenogra-
pner, OUGHT NOT to be out Of
employment. This applies with
equal force TO all stenographers.
The" want" page of the Post-In-
n telligencer talks" every day 10 q
large circle of business men who
4 talk or would like TO talk to
''their own" stenographers. Tell
them through a small ad. what
you want. 4 25-cent ad. may
bring a permanent position. Il
has often done so.
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DOCTOR SWEANY

us Front ST., Seattle. Wash.
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wouto nave occu seen tnat they vTsUt-
ed but few saloons on shore aud drank
little, and then evidently las blind"
Close watching would also have dis
covered the fact that there were few
people on shore W no were glad 10 see
the safe arrival OF the Hornet. and
who, about one o'clock i'm the morn
ing, almost fcll on the neck OF Capt.
Shcwell as they babe him Cood-by.
Then for the rest OF the night coal
was carried out To the Hornet in
boats, instead OF her coming to dock 20
load.
by daybrcak her coal was aboard;
cleaning up then came and prepara-
lions To depart Capt Shewclrs eve
was now much on the Cormorant. lie
had escaped one danger, he had land
cd half million dollars worth of
opium in the night, under the very
nose of the law, and while customs
boats were patrolliug the bay, but
there was another danger-the inouis.
itiveness of the Cormorant. II was ct
iquctte for him TO coll upon the cap
tain OF the Cormorant, and he ought To
have done so the evening before. but
he dared not run the risk, nor could he
run II this morning. And yet II the
tormorant discovered that the Hornet
was not British man-of-war. but IA
bold and splendid imposture. made
possible 10y a daring cN-oficcr Of the
British navy, she might open fire, aud
he could make but sorry fight, for he
was equipped for show rather than for
deadly action. lilo had got thiA ex.
British m0n-of-Nvar two wears before,
purchased in Brazil by two adventur-
ous spirits in san Francisco, had Sc
lccted his crew carefully, many of
them dcserters from the British navy,
drilled them, and at last made this
bold venture under the teeth OF a
fortress, and at the mouth OF n war
ships guns.
Just rs he was lifting anchor To get
away he saw "a boat shoot out from
the side of the Cormorant. Capt
Dsbney, indignant at the lack OF ETH
qucttc, aud little suspicious also
for there was no Hornet i'm the Pacific
squadron, though there was Hornet,
he knew, in the China squadron-was
coming To see the discourtcous com
mandcr lie was received according
To custom, and was greeted Mt once by
capt. Shewell As the eyes OF the two
men met both started, but Capt. Deb
ney most. lie turned white and put
out his hand TO the boatsidc To steady
himself But Capt. Shcwcll held the
hand that ha boon pat out, shook it,
pressed IL. Tie tried 20 press Capt.
Dcbney forward, but the other drew
back in the gGngway.
Pull yourself together, Dick, or
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A BAD RAILROAD WRECK.

We have just received informa-
;ion in regard to terrible accident
that happened on the b. & o, Il. Il.
near lockwood, Md. last night.
No. 3, fast train going west col
lided with u stock tram and the
engineer and fireman of both trains
and one brakeman and one postal
clerk were instantly killed. making
six IN all, besides several badly in
jured. The postal clerk killed was
James Pierce. formerly OF Rowles
burg. now living at Baltimore. and
Charles Hootou. another postal
clerk, formerly of Rowlcsburg. but
now living at Baltimore, was badly
hurt.
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Mtssfnted


Gcv. Mckinley said of the Wilson
tariff bill that IL Is returning to what
buchanan left us" As he presumed
upon the ignorance OF his hearers this
sounded all right OF course he knew
that the tariff of 1887. which "Buchan.
an left us" originated i'm aud was
passed 10y republican, house OF repre-.
sentative, and received the support OF
Charles Summer, Henry Wilson and n
4. Bank, of Massachusetts, William II.
Seward, of New York, and William A.
Howard and Henry Walden. OF Michi.
gan. Ii reduced the duties levied un.
der the Walker free trade tariff OF isio
pne-quartcr The early republicans
were I'm favor OF freedom OF trade ns
well aS the frcciom OF men The aver
age rate of duties under the tariff OF
1857 was less than ~ per ceut. This
was the tariff buchanan left US" aud
II was great stride towards free trade
when compared with the Wilson bill.
which proposes 81 per cent on dutia-
bile foreign imports. The modcru
tariff-forplunder republicans do not
appear To good advantage when com.
pared with the great founders of the
pnrty, who were opposed to CONNER
cial slavery as well rs 10 negro slav-
ery The Mckinley tariff of 1890 Is ESQ
per cent higher than tile republican,
tariff OF ls57.-thc one buchanan loft
m'--.laclSson Patriot
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mAsoNTowN MUSINGS.
Correspondence ~ the Argus.

Correspondence ~ the Argus.
Rain, snow and mul.
Phil Mayfeld. who has been quite
sick with fever. is some better at this
time.
Ii. VI. Martin made a business trip TO
Kingwood on Monday
Miss Adah Cobun. who has been at
her home for some days. mas gone back
TO Independence.
Miss Myra Cobun will attend school
at Fairnont this winter We predict
for her brilliant future, as She is a
very intelligenta and enterprising young
lady.
There was church social given in
the NJ. T.. church last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. J. II Anderson, OF Newburg, and
Miss Grace Sapp, Of Giadcsyille, were
calling on their friends some days last
week
IL. +. Lemon and wife are home after
a weeks visit 20 friends at Corinth
A very interesting League meeting
is announced for next Sunday night
Let everybody come. TopsY.
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there1l be mess" said Shewell,
softly.
MY Cod! how could you do it?" re-
piled his brother, aghast.
Meanwhile the anchor had been
raised and the Hornet was moving to-
ward the harbor mouth
You have ruined ms both" said
Richard Dcbney.
Neither, Dick! I'll save your
bacon" He made Il sign, the gang
way was closed he gave tho word for
full steam ahead, and the Hornet be-
gan TO race through the water before
Capt Dcbncy guessed his purposes.
What do you mean to o?" he asked,
sternly, AS he saw his own gig falling
astern.
"To make it hard for you to blow me
90 pieces. You've got 20 do IT, OF
course, IL you can, but must get
start"
How far do you intend taking me?"
AS far as rarilones. perhaps"
Richard Dcbney's face had sick
look. Take me 60 your cabin" he
whispered. What was said behind the
closed door no man in this world
knows, and 10 Is as well not TO listen
too closely 20 those who part knowing
that they will never meet again. They
had been children in the one mothers
arms; there was nothing I'm common
between them now except the old love.
Nearing the Fariloncs Capt. Debney
wos put off in an open boat. Standing
there alone he was once more n naval
officer, and nc called out sternly:
"Sir, I hope TO sink you and your
smuggling craft in four and twenty
hoursi"
Capt. Shcwell spoke no words, but
saluted slowly, deliberately. and
watched his brothers boat recede till
IL was "A spcclS upon the sea. as IL
moved toward Golden Gate.
Good old Dicl,!" 10 said Mt last "a
he turned toward tho bridge; "and
he'll do IL If he can"
But nc never did, for as the Cormo.
rant cleared the harbOr that evening
there came an accident 90 her ma
cbinery, and with two days start tho
Hornet was on her way % be sold
again 20 the South American republic.
And Edward Dcbncy, ones the ca o.
tain? What does 10 matter2 Ills mother
believes him dead-lct as do the sane.
Westminster Budget.
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OUR AGE rs.

The following parties are our au-
thorzcd agents and will receive and
remit to Us all money paid on ac-
count. Any subscriptions or ordere
for printing left with them will be
promptly sent TO us. The agents
for Tue Argus will give receipts
for all money paid them, ifso de
sired, but it is not necessary, as re-
ccipts will be sent direct from this
Office promptly for all remittance
llerring-Geo. \. Herring, Pm
Rccdsvlle-M Mason Watson.
New ur5-Dr. W. NJ. Dent. p. NJ
Tunnclton--W. j. Lnvclle.
IIowcsvilc-J. y. Cooke.
Fcllowsyille-J. W. Robinson.
Sinclair-W. f.. Keiscr.
Whitc-Gcorgt W. White, p. NJ.
Rowlesburg-P. 4. Conf, =. NJ.
Aurorn--J o. Lantz, +. NJ.
Carmel Thomas Startzman.
Terra Alta-P. A. Fox, p. M.
Cranesville-D. w. Frazee, p. NJ:
BrandonyIlle--C. G.. Frankhouser
BrucetoD W. III. dcGIbbons, +. NJ
Hudson Ira Gibson,
Wcston--Johu s. Mitchell.
Gladesvlllc--U. $. Sapp, PM.
PIsgah-H. BentonW Walls. +. NJ.
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INTELLECTUALLY.

Correspondence of the Argus.
The Turner and Guriitz schools open
ed with large attendance Mt each. w
O. Miller teaches the former and j. II.
;. Barlow the latter.
Terra Mundus was covered with
white on election morn to show the
voters the Spotless life of the Hon. VIM.
l.. Wilson. and tacitly calling upon the
voter TO approve OF IL by casting his
ballot in favor of the great refornc
man like our standard bearer never
can be defeated by intelligent. sens bic
people.
liurrah for Democracy II the en-
tire district had shown up Ike this lit
tie vicinity, only one ticket Guild have
been needed, namely tho Democratic
but then we count ourselves Just Il
little above the average. We stand r
Democratic rule forever, Amen.
DEMOCRAT.
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Advertised Letters.

PosToFFICE, Kingwood W Va.
Nov. LIST. 1894.
The following letters remain nm
claimed in the Kingwood PoStoflice
and If not called for in THjrfB DAYS
will 6c sent to the Dead Letter OHc,
at Washington:
VIM. II. Thomas.
John W. Rush.
Musser & Methcncy.
Carr Bros.
Is. Is. Johnson.
j. SLIDELL BRowN, Il. NJ.
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WANTED

At l.. NJ ALBRGHrs STORE.
Butter,
Eggs,
Chickens,
Ginseng and
Buckwheat Flour
4 full line Of
Dry Goods.
Notions.
Ladies Wraps,
Shoes, Boots, Groceries
Flour, Salt, &c. &c.
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Notice to Trespassers.

All persons are IA reby notified not
TO hunt, cut timber or trespass in any
manner whatever on any ~ my land.
lying II Reno district, this county An
persons trespass ny will be prosecutc
To the full extent Of the law
WILLIAM lIoRCHLER. SR
New burg, w. Va, Oct 4. 1894.
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When she had Children she gaze them Castoria.
Over at the Postum Hollow
School House, in Portland district,
WIS held Democratic meeting
Monday night. The weather was
wretchedly bad but still there WAS
good attendance anyhow and
several ladies were present. W. G..
Brown and Z. Il. Smith addressed
the meeting.
Heaters Don't buy furnace
or put IN lot Of expensive CRATES
and flucs until you have examined
the " Kelsey Warm Air Furnace
No dust No smoke, Always
! comfortable-S or 10 Rooms evenly
he tied with Dure. warm air, with
but little more fuel and no more
trouble than one large stove.
Monroe HAKDWARE.
kingwood. ". Va.
Down at Bruccton Monday the
Democrats had very good meet
ing in the school house. addressed
by Col II. w. Monroe and j. Sill
dell Brown. There were several
Republicans present aud fair
sized crowd in all considering the
very lnclemcnt weather. John +.
Ormond, of Pisgah, was chairman
Of the meeting.
While three Morgautown young
men were visiting in Preston coun-
ty some Of the base ball cranks over
there boastcd that they could de
feat the Morgantown team. The
young men on their return home
informed our team of the boast and
at a meeting held by some Of the
players it was decided to challenge
Preston county for a game. the
stakes TO be 800 a side. Now gen
tlemen put up or shut up. - [Inde.
pendent.
Joseph Guseman. Of Ghdesville.
is in town to-day and informs us
that he was on his way home with
$40 head Of sheep he had bought
and last night they heard that Day.
ton was elected and were all sick
this morning, so that he was COM
PEELED to leave them down the road
a couple of miles until this storm
clears away and they can recover
from the prospect Of being taxed
to death.
There was rousing good Dem.
ocratic meeting out at tb, Turner
School House, in this district, last
Saturday night. The Mike Lynch
Martial Band was out and stirred M
the settlement with some lively
music. Mr.. j. II. s. Barlow was
chairman of the meeting and made
q splendid address ia calling the
house to order and in closing the
meeting. j. Slidell Brown was
present and spoke for an hour and
a half on the issues Of the campaign.
There was quiet wedding in
town last week. On Thursday az
ternoon at 3 o'clock, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. y. Manear. his
daughter, Lily b., was married to
Mr. William 4. Frazier. Of New
burg, this county. The ceremony
was performed by Rev S. =. Crum.
NETT, Of the VI. y. Church. Only
the family and near relatives were
present. About 4 O'Clock splen.
/ did dinner was served and the
newly welded couple left on the
6 O'Clock train for their future
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hereby certify that the above is "A
true and correct statement of the con
dition and affairs of the above named
Bank, IA IL appears on their books OF
this date
c. a. VIEWER, State Bank Examiner.
The foregoing is a correct statement.
as shown by the report made 90 me on
the goth day Of September, 1874. by this
State Bank Examiner.
!. V. JOHNSON, Auditor
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THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kingwood. November s. 1894.
DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist, Grafton.


William Ber,hy, of Grafton, was
In town to day and gave us paying
call.
Nice Ginghams at W. Post.ns &
Co., Tor DC per yard.
1t is now about time for next
years almanacs to appear, with last
Years jokes.
Simon Baers Panhandle Coffee
at l.. NJ. ALBRIGHTS at % cents.
Reuben II Hart. OF Newburg has
been granted re issue of his
pension.
Buckwheat Flour wanted by W.
Posten & Co., ut market prices.
The colored school on Beverly
Jill commenced last Monday with
Miss Anna Craig in charge.
The BEST SHOES for the mon
e. ut ". Posten & CO.
W. +. Stewart, of near town who
has been Working in the mines at
Falrmont, was home this week.
Now is the time 10 save money
by buying your Boots and Shoes at
Taylor's Shoe Store.
Mrs. j. W. Parks oeturned last
Tuesday from Cidlz, Ohio, where
the has been Visiting several weeks
For any ard all kinds Of legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. tt
DIR. James Graham. who has been
attending medical lectures IN Phil
adelphia, came home to vote.
For Fire Insurance OF any kind
in several Of the best companies,
\ call on or address, j. NJ. Crane,
kingwood, W. Va.
AIR s. Guthrie, of near Bran
donyiIle, the we'll known fruit tree
man, rs down with the typhoid
fever.
Resting V. Crimp Steel, Roll,
Steel, Galvanized Steel and Iron.
Tin ready to put on from 81 70 per
square up. This is cheaper than
shingles. MoNRoE's HARDWARE.
Charles f. Vickery arrived in
Kmgwood last Saturday and will
remain for a weeks visit before re-
turning to Washington.
Roofs Pain. If you are tired
{ of painting your roof every year, go
10 Monroc's Hardware, Kingwood.
and get Silica Graphite paint. No
more worry then for 10 years to
come.
Arnold Werner, who is now mer-
chandising at Parsons, came home
Tuesday to help swell the RepuR-
lican majority.
Feed Fodder Look at that
fodder and feed cutter al Monroe's
Hardware Store-a Wonderful Ma
chine. If you have stock you can
hardly do without it. While there
look at the fodder ties.
j. Newton Calvert has been home
the past week from the Seminary
at Buckbannon and looks well in
his handsome new cadet uniform.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS office.
a Ulsefi by mail will receive prompt
Rev. John r.. Hackett arrived
here from Pennsylvania last Satur-
day and preached in the Prcsby-
terrain church Sunday morning and
evening.
Miners Pure white miners oil,
6Octs. Three pounds coal powder,
25cts. Powells Squibs, per box,
l5cts. Dynamite, fuse and caps
always on hand at Monroc's Hard
ware Store, KIngwood.
Inc weather mas oeen very dIsa-
greeable the past few days, rain,
snow and mud and seems to have
been specially hard on the Dem.
Ocrats.
Tinware Utensils Ne have
splendid new Stock on hand
at prices that Will suit You. Reg
llar tin-shop, mako and repair
everything IN that line.
AoNRoE's HARDWARE, Kingwood.
The Democrats of the Whetsell
Settlement held a good meeting
last Saturday night and we're ad.
dressed by William G.. Brown and
Peter Il. Smith.
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Call or write for prices, il we can
not interest Won no harm done.
MONEOE s. llARpw tRE Kingwood
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DR.. j. III. Mapown aud wife went
to Baltimore last Thursday TO visit
their son Ed, who has been sick T..
He is improving now and the Doc.
tor returned Tuesday.
Will A. Guthrie, of near Bran
donville. has been here this week
delivering fruit trees from the Old
Dominion Nursery, of Richmond,
Virginia.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K.
Metzler. Wednesday evening. Nov.
9TH, 1894, fine big girl baby,
weighing about eight pounds. DIR.
Pratt was the attending physician.
Mother and child both doing well.
John Shrout. of near this place,
brought some turnips to town the
other day that were the finest we
ever saw, weighing from three to
four pounds each. lie reports that
he sold 100 bushels at fifteen cents
per bushcl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. l.. Pell. Of
A brightsville, returned home Mon
day from visiting friends and rela-
tlves in Harriso' county. They at
tended dot .,- wedding ut the
residence of Kelso Pell, of Bridge
port, two of his daughters being
marIed at one time.
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Fanny-Who is that handsome fell
low?
Maude-My intended.
Fanny-Why, didn't know you were
engaged
Maudc--Ncithcr am Truth.
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STATEN ENT

Showing the Financial Condition Of
the Bank of Terra Alta" Terra
Alta, West Va.
=. S HYDE, President.
l.. T. WHITE, Cashier
STATE BANK
Examination made April 30, 1894 Ins
corporated October u, 1891.
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STATEMENT
showing the Financial Condition IL
the Bank OF kipgwood," King.
wood, West Va.
STATEN BST

u. c. McGREw. President
j. w PARKS, Cashier
STATE BANK
Examination made April 10 1904 In
eorpora,cd September 10. 1884
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Capt Richard Debney, of the British
navy, commander of the man-of-war
'ornorant, was entertaining some
friends I'm the harbor of San Francisco,
and the talk turned upon Ted" Deb
ncy, his brother, who had resigned
from the navy several years before be-
cause he had chivalrously prevented n
French cruiser from boring holes in a
wretched opium smuggling craft
Ted was impulsive, brave, daring,
and loved alike by his superiors and
his men.
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When Baby was sick. VIZ gave her Cne'oris
When She was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When SIZE became Miss. she chung 10 Castoria
When she had Children, she gaze them Castoria