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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
SILVER IN VIRGINIA.
Its Advocates to Drop the Nevada Idea
and Attack Bond Issue.

Chicago. Aug IA special to the Post
from Washington City says: Poltlcs III
the state of Virginia are beginning 10 as
Sumo a new phase. and the silver Demo
crats are preparing for a form of cam
naign which they think will have the Ell
feet of changing the character OF the
present controversy between the factions
of the party. They propose 10 praetieal-
ly abandon free coinage as the ieadlhg
issue of the campaign and place inc
sound money men upon the defensive pE
attacking what they regard as the most
vulnerable points in the sound money
doctrine To do this they propose 10 use
the presidents message 10 the i&st con-
gress upon the financial question. the r.
mort OF Secretary Carlisle upon the same
subject and the bill which Carhsie pre-
nared and submitted TO the house, to-
sether with the bill which was afterwards
substituted for the Carlisle bill by the
banking. and currency committee, 10 snow
that the administration ana lis toiloW-
ers would retire all the greenbacks, the
treasury notes. and ultimately the slFeF
dollars. thus causing contraction OF the
currency by the withdrawal from cltcu-
lstion Of more than SHa,MS~e. 4hey VIII
further attempt TO show that :he detinl-
ton of sound money given by the adVo-
Gates Of sound money means Eola COIN
and national bank notes
The plan adopted by the silver men los
launching this method OF 'ai'i'ais.t =
somewhat peculiar. Some time ago rep
reseutative Otey. of the sixth virginia
congressional district, issued eau lot
= conveptif.n of the silver men OF that
district AS otey was elected 10 coNGftss
as a silver man and his constituency -
largely composed of silver men. u was
naturally wondered what purpose ne
could possibly serve by holding suen
meeting II now transpires that TINS
convention is TO be the frst step in
-, - -lI.o,,,e,,t tho silver men are about
-. s,sr+ and that all the influential sill
YER democrats OF the state are behind
!. The convention viii indorse free com
age AZ the ratio OF Is to l. but mis- IS 10
he only a minor issue. and dependehce
COR the effect is 70 be placed IN the oid
members Of tho programme
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BASER
National Leayn ,.ames.

Chicago. Aug. Chicago. s: base hits.
g. errors. . ST Louis. :. base hits. 3. "r-
rorS. . Batteries Terry and Donohue
Ehrot. Kissinger and Miller.
washington city. Aus. w ashington
civ. g. base hits. "a: errors. @. New York.
6. base hits. g: errors 3. Batteries Mer-
Ger ard Mcclure: Clarke, German and
Farrell
rittshurg Aug l.-Pittsburg, .. base
hitx. :. errors. T. Cleveland. @. base hits,
s.. errors. . Rntterie>-Hawley and Mer-
ritt Cupry and thinner.
Phnadelnhia. Aug. Philadelphia. 6.
has, hits =. errors. ? Brooklyn. II; base
hits. Is. errors. q Batteries--Iampe, Tsv-
io~ and GRADY: Gumhert. Abbey ana
Daily.
GSs,ston. Aug baltimore. Is. base hits.
IS. errors. s. Boston, 3. base hits. Is. sr-
rors Batteries polan and Ryan.
uenminx and Robinson.
Louisville. Aug THE game scheduled
Cor today with Cincinnati was postpone
until tomorrow
Following is the standing Il the Ma
tioaal League clubs;
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whatcom County Officers to HaveCierks

Whatcom. Aug. Special For the
first time in any important matter the two
Populst county commissioners disagreed
yesterday. and Commissioner Rogers
voted with the Republican Commissioners,
Gillette. to nulllfy the ridiculous March
order Of tho board and allow the auditor
sheriff. treasurer and clerk each deputy.
The treasurer's deputy will receive $50
month. the deputy sheriff SS0 and the dep
uty auditor and deputy clerk each so. The
auditor is allowed one clerk al $50 In addi-
ton to his deputy. The question Of the
allowance Of back pay is not vet decided.
Commissioner Rogers saving yesterday
that he was not ready to vote. and Chair
man Dean voting against any allowance,
rs he did against the resolution to pay
deputies The recent decision of the SUI
nrene court leaves the officials no alter
native hut TO comply with the order and
get along IS best they can. In the audit
or's office the force is reduced one-half
although the number OF instruments re-
corded last month was one-third more
than during the corresponding month Of
last year when there was more help en-
plOyed The work OF the treasnrer's Office
is far behind and IL viii necessarily be re-
tardef still more by the determination Of
tho commissioners 10 insist upon the dis
charge Of one Of the efficient clerks. The
sheriff and clerk will be able 10 get along
very well with the help allowed them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
xxhissv Trust Restrained

~aw York, Aug. The litigation al
fagtfpz the reorganization OF the DtstIll~
Ing 4 Cattle Feeding Company. common
- ~cp-n a. the whisky Trust, has been
ty.nsferrea from the Chicago courts to
re- s,,nrerne court % this state. A tenn
,,orsrv injunction was granted ~ Judge
Morgan oBrien in the supreme eoa,..
stsr1t.rz today upon the application -
,s,,egenneinasr. UnterneyeT & Marshall
a., HesaIf Of Frederick ". Anness and
George Pinehon. who own is.l'ss shares q
sto~L restraining the reorganization
committee OF the trust and the aanhat-
tar Trust Company. Judge q Briea's or
der en1oins the company. or any Of them
personally, or through their agents or
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preparing for Next :. a. &. smoker.

Prof Green. of the s. A. c.. with char
aeteristic energy. is already at work for
the next smoker, an exceptionally good
one. TO be given the second week in Sep
ternber. for the opening OF the season.
The professors classes have kept up
through the summer without break. and
there will certainly he some exhibitions
of boxing at the opening smoker that II
will do ones heart good 70 see. Later IN
the season Prof. Green expects TO have
several sparTing contests among the anna
teurs of Portland. Tacoma and Seattle.
and has little doubt that his men VIII
make good showing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
LINCOLN DAVIS RESTORED.
Tacoma's EN- Chief Of Police Undergocs
Electrical Treatment aud what He
Thinks of ft-His Words speak
Volumes for ur. Darrin.

To the Public;
am not in the habit of putting doc
tors. but the great relief have received
from Or Darrin by his new cure by cleo
tricity prompts me to say what lac has
dnne for me, and ! would consider IL an
injustice to the public not 10 let the facts
be known. For years prior 10 going TO
the doctor, ! have been ANNOYED hy
loathsome eatarrh. bronchitis and cough.
! could get no relief and finally concluded
II could not be cured. until going under
Or Darrins care. Through his Electro
Magnetic treatment | am restored. Can
be referred 20 at room .0i Bernice build
ing. Pacific avenue, Tacoma,
LINCOLN DAVIS
DR. Darrln can be consulted free at lfo-
tel Stevenr, Seattle Wash. He makes "A
speciality Of all chronic nervous and PHI
vate diseases OF whatever nature. Most
paticnts can be cured at home after ono
visit 10 the doctors office once hours.
10 a. m "a y. M: evenings, 20 Tex
cept sundays. Charges low and reason
able. according TO ability 90 pay. In
cuiries answered and circular and ques-
ton blanks sent free.
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The \. On. Turns to TenianiSm.

New York. Aug THE national officers
and directors Of the Ancient Order OF III
hernlans met at the Continental hotel ana
passea resolutions which arc thought 10
be deeply significant Of the future pohcF
Of that order in the United states on the
question Of the method OF forwarding me
cause OF Irish independence. ne fesviu-
80 10 said hv welI-inforrned frishmen
a. mean that the Ancient order OF Hto'r~
,,{ans Endorses the revolutionary move
mont which seeks Irish independence ny
force ~ arms. hut the text does not CON
yev that statement in direct iangHaae e.
The lrnnortance Of the action lies ~ ne
fact that il is done "a the name OF S"'''"
men who form the society.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02

rns.,.- 'Taent IN this city. and has
% friends throughout The state
-. MS were Issued today for the AZ
eru,as. e . j. Brown ard Frank En-
!. "esh. inmates Of The soldiers. hov.a
e. ortins. or the charge % s,-.-,tsSr
, a.ss WIZ Be brought in for trial t0rnor-
LUG Parker, OF the superior ers,rf Is
taxing his vacation. and vyilI ~, -, t,,...
~ tne bench until Mouaav y,,sra
-. s-nsra has not neea sitting fhfs week
60, - ne on the bench tomorrow. Mex;
week ne goes on his wa~a,frn 49,
s,alieup Is holding court daflr
ne expenses OF the county clerks a.
Ice last month were ss7fsI. and tha re-
lpts VIZ =, leaving a balance OF
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Boston. Aug John l.. sullivan wapts
sa sell ram TO thirsty sports. AMI he prom
isss that no knockout drops viii tse adj
rsirtsfered 81 the place. John L has
called sfuan she members OF the police
A.,sra With "a request for license tie
Vas neatly attired IN q light suit. straw
hat and tan shCeS. The huT giant siEri-
So that he wanted 70 see Gen. Martin
and incidentally tbs rest Of The police
hoard He VAS ushere1 into Jhe com
rs,isSfosef's room and introduced himself
2, Chairman Martin. r knew van when
,-rst were mayor. e 1ersi.'' said Sullivan.
and then went or 90 tell the members OF
,he board that De. wanted a liquor H.
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Vancouver New =.

H-arootfver. r g. Avg. THE ron -
gstr,ou on the Fraser river - very iSht
81 far. ard although more licenses nave
-, ,ss,,ea this wear thau ever rs-ore
- u. fcss number of cannerics operated.
,hs fish yaught scarcely keen the car
- Going. The average number of nsh
1000 ,,sr boat Is 81 though as many
= IN sra M have heen obtained by tew
I,,,t,. fishermen. TIE price pSid by can
,,.rS Is y cents per fsh
SIR Mackenzie Bowell premier anu
Hon. MIR paly. minister 81 'he "'I'''''
-. sxraecfe4a here SATURDAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
pRIZEFIGHTING Is LEGAL.
All the Lawyers in Dallas Agree
That IL Is.

Dallas. Tex. Aug. f-Ex Circuit Judge
Charles Fred Ticker. regarded as having
one of the clearest legal minds in Dallas.
stated the law governing priZehghting as
follows The last legislature adopted a
new criminal code which made prizefisht-
ing a misdemeanor. punishable with me
of not less than $500 nor moro than $1,000.
and imurisonrneat for thirty days. This
law was IN operation July y just passed.
That legislature also subsequently, passed
n civil code and IL enacted that fight
may take place by taking out a license Of
Ssse This law goes into effect september
I. thirty DAYS before the Corbett-FitZsim-
mons confesf. There is no doubt that our
supreme court will hold this will he the
law after the trst day OF September. The
civil code was adopted last. therefore il
viii take precedence over the other"
This opinion is concurred IN by every law
Yer in Dallas who has read H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
Beecham's pills are for bilious

Beeoham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin, etc.
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills loS and
sse a box. Book free at Your
druggists or write e. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street. New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
The southampton Tennis Tournament.


Southampton. L. T.. Aug. The finals
Of the tennis tournament we're played
here fofiav. Howian1 heat Foote 81. So
So Rowland was in good form. and bis
brilliant PLAYS we're frequent Tenor
row re pIays for the championship. IN
the game for consolation prizes this aftsr-
Yao77 Terrence beat Bowers 81. IS. 81
Palmer beat Barton ST. S. Lord heat
Wellington s., 81. Second rcund-Moran
haat Lord s-f So. Terrence beat Palmer
81 - 81 Terrence beat Moran 81. Ga.
s.1rttenan's doubles. second round. How
land ana Foote beat Chase and wren;l.
10 81.
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attorneys. from bidding upor % aconsr-
ing the properties Of the trust under a
reorganization agreement. Or frSr, TAX
ing any action whatsoever by reason ct
the alleged ownership q any stock or
money deposited with the Manhattan
Trust Company. The latter company IS
eE fofnad from Distressing Of any OF the
Moneys or securities which arc on deposit
with it. The injunction is accompanied
By an order requiring the Feorge nfzatfon
coTnsaittee 10 show cause on Wednesday
nsxt why the injunction should not he
continued pending the trial Of the motion
70 prevent the reorganization scheme.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
prenariuy Y. VI. c. a. Athletic Field.

The Y. NJ c. a viii shortly have the
cinders on their Qaarter-r1ile track back
OF the James street powerhouse. and viii
also have the field inside the track leveled
and in order for baseball and football. The
portion OF the Enclosure on the west side
position of the Enclosure on the west siae
* 10 hold four cinder tennis courts and
a large cInder campus for miscellaneous
athletic sports. There are large num-
her OF field sport enthusiasts awaiting
the completion of this enterprising work
Of the Y. NJ e. 4. and IL is safe TO say
that more popular undertaking could
not have been conceived
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
Hunting Brady'~ Hidden Treasure.

Sacramento. Aug. The woods are full
81 treasure hunters IN the neighborhood
az the place described by the train rohber.
Brady az the spot where $53eo was
buried Since Bradys capture detectives
have cuar5ed the spot. but this morning
u Was announced that any one was at
liberty 20 hunt. and that ore-fourth OF the
treasure found would BE- paid as g reward
% the lucky finder. As consequence, this
morning the railroad was Tired with men
going out fer The purpose OF hunting
treasure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
Raj, Team or TO Portland Today.

The S A &. baseball team leaves today
for Portland. where ii will play the Port-
land Athletic Club team Saturday after
noon. With the exception that Jackson
has been put in right field and Swanson
on second. there is no change from the
team that played against Multnomah in
Portland. July u. The men have been
practising hard and no one doubts that
they Will give a good account of them
selves All those that wish to see them
win should be at the station 20 give thsin
a hearty send-off that would tel In the
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vhatconi. Aux l. Special harry i t.ar-
- ~ Revnolds, who has several times
,,ss5 "a commit suicide while connned IA
80, ',onnfv tail on ths charge - burglary
Srss taken 70 the asylum al Sie'lac0oIh To-
,,rre number % people from the bay
- -, 20 Point Roberts on the steam
- tssv CITY Yesterday. snd We're fortunate
- - - witness an immense salmon
20 Vel as the operations ~ the hiS
,,.vv prom 2osso - 4atssf salmon arr
"a "a have been caught IN 'he traps yes
serday-
Na-Anre- IsinR fnr.. :"
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London. Aug. This was the third
day of the Goodwood meeting. The
principal event was the Goodwood cup
which was won by the Prince of Wales
F'lorizelI IL, the winner or the Man
chester cup and the gold vase. Lord
Penryn's Theselian was the only other
horse in the race.
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Boston. Aug. THE Traveller toGay pu"-
49, letter from James Boyle. private
.[.retarv 10 Gov. Mckinley. Of ohio. de-
,,,tre- ia the governors name that he Is a
member Of the American Protective Asso-
.tstfo, Rev. James Brady, ~ the Peo-
r,le.s church. at n public meeting a fort
,irb. ago asserted that Gov. Mckinney
Vas a member Of the order mentioned
aod believed in its principles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
The New Nigilantes.

Detroit IrihNnf-
The boarse shouts of the mob Indicated
that the fell work was done.
stole a horse. presume. Ventured the
.ar1s,foot restur.ng in the direction OF
the deceased.
bicycle they reIoined. not without re-
yealing the pain the suggestion OF the
other occastoned.
The end Of the age was at hand. ana
progress Was squirting In the stretch.
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reuse. Chairman Martin told him that all
the licenses authorized had been granted.
ard that he was not sure thar The board
would have the power 80 issue additional
licenses until next May under the law.
sullivan hopes 70 have one Of the new IL
renses Just the same
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02

Laeonla. Aug Specially + lar
- has arrived In the city 10 assume 'he
$40 az travelling passenger agent q
- SanaGan Pacific railway, succeed
A h Calder AIR. Carson Was aoF>
SD al The head OF the Northern "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-02
RackInp for Jackson Against Corbett.

London. Aug. Lew. a prominent
London sporting man. offers 10 back
Peter Jackson against James j. Corhett
in a glove contest for $4,000. the fight
to come off in London in January or Feb
ruary.
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M T N

Why vase time and money with doctors when
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and positive remedy tor n proinnt and lasting
cure Tor lost MANHOOD AND ixrOrEsCYi ana
not a doctor. cut lawyer. ana obtained this
wonderful formula while IN Paris, France, from
inc most celebrated specialist in diseases al this
geuito urinary organs the world ever knew IL
male a new man Of me and IL viii do tho same
fnr YOU For removing vaficucaic and STRENGTH.
ESrsG SMALL, WEAK ORGANS IT'S EFFECT is1RuLY
MARVELLOUS. Auca wonderful change will be
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viii te Asionished EVERY NAN suffering from
NERVOUS IDENTITY. or my otncr trouble causet
by YOUTHFUL ERRORS or excuses OF any kind
Ehould send at once Tor this prescription. In
close lg cents In stamps. Address plainly,
NILSSON BgIsC0E, Al Cedar avenue. San
Francisco.
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For = DAYS outirE take the steamer
Delta for United States dry dock and Port
Orchard. Three round trips daily. Fare.
= cents See al in tiTue-card column.
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-+Psnafore" on the lake, Madison Park,
Sunday.
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The Old Dominion"
This cigarette has jumped into popular
favor. An cigar stores Keep them
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Grand opera. Madison Park. Sunday.
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All the -agc hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-12
Fully % per cent.

Of all cases of consumption IL all ITS earlier stageS
are cured by Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
even after the disease has progressed so tar as TO IN
ducc repeated bleedngs from the lungs, severe
lingering cough with copous expectoration Iinclud-
;ng ubercuar natter great loss Of flesh and extreme
erlacation and weakness
DO you doub, that hundreds Of such cases reported
70 us as cured by Golden Medical Discovery were
enuine cases OF that dread and fatal disease You
need not take our word for it. They have IN nearly
very in stance been pronounced by me pest ana
most experienced home physicians, who nave no IN
tcres, whatever in incorporating them and WHO were
trouglv preiudiced and often advised against trial
Of Golden Medical Discovery" but who have been
forced to confess that it supasscs, IN curative power
over this fatal maady all other medicines WITH wEieh
thev are acquainted Nasty cod liver oil and its
6Itliv emulsion" and mixtures, had been uied IN
nearly all these cases and had either utterly taied 10
benefit or had only seemed to benefit a ltle Tor
short time Extract Of malt whiskey, ana various
preparations Of the hypophosphites had also been
faithfully tried in vain.
The photographs Of large number OF those cured
Of consumption bronchitis, lingering coughs ASTHMA,
chronic nasal catarh and kindred naadies have oeen
skillfully reproduced In book Of 100 pages which
will be mailed you, on receipt OF address ara sig
cents in stamps. You can then write those evted
and learn their experience. Address, WORLD Dis-
pFNsAPY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo, y. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-12
4 NOTED FORGER C4IGHT
ALPHoNsE vorLLAIEE SAID TO BE THE SON or
WELL-KNoWN LAWYER IN ST. LOUIS.
ARRESTED IL NEWARK

AliHONNE WI I'l'AIhf. SAID TO BE THE SON bf
A WELL-KNoWN LAWYER IL ST. LOUIS.
ARRESTED ~ NEWARK
AlphOnse Voullaire and a female companion were
arrested In Newark yesterday for passing worthless
checks. Noullalre is we'll known 10 the police OF
the country. When arrested ne gave his name as
Albert St Claire. and said his companion was his
wife The couple had been living at No 81 Bank
81. for two weeks
The police had been shadoWng Nouilare recently
and Theodore Hilbert. llquor-seer acting under the
advice Of Chief Of Police Hopper. cashed a bogus
check In his Will!amst. store for Vouaire yester-
day morning His alleged wife was standing out
side the place. and when the police left the shop
with their prisoner they placed the under Al
res; also Nou,iaire Is friend OF Charles Hoeck-
ing the under arrest IN Newark for hav-
Ing too many wives The two were confined In ad-
Joining cells In Sing Sing Prison in 1885, and became
fas: friends.
Hooking Is said TO have deposit in a New
York bank more than $1,000 voullare's rooms
searched by the police after the arrest There
found In the rooms II large checkbook CON
tanning Baltimore bank checks a check STAMPING
apparatus and a number OF letters one OF the
latter was Il letter purporting 10 have been sent
by Senator q. O. Vest TO ex-Iiov"rnor Flower
The letter bore the date OF February : 1888 After
requesting the Governor to pardon NOula.re who
had a wife. three children AID aged mother de-
pendent upon him, tHe writer vent on 20 say:
Il 90 not know the young man. but knew his
father. who was very brilliant 'awyer IN 81,
Louis and l have the deepest sympathy for hls
unfortunate wife and family"