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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-01

tor OF Seattle-spangled with 1eetIng
sails ana crossed b. streams OF curling
smoke sent skywarl by the numerous
steamer Of all sizes constantly passing
10 and fro.
At the head OF the bay debouches the
long and fertile valley OF the White
river. the shores Of which may be traced
for miles in their meanderings by the
belts and clusters Of mammoth pop
lars and their less stately companions.
To the north of the city the waters
gracefully sweep around the curved hills
and bluffs. and these are severed by
smiths owe. with It's bunkers and ships.
This vast extent OF enchanting scenery
forms one s~tupendcus and unique park.
designed by the Masterhand Of the uni
verse and expressing in every line ana
detail that beauty In which all things
live and move"
To the north. al the foot Of Broadway
hill. lie the placid waters OF Lake Union.
with the delightful and picturesque ham
lets OF Fremont. Latona and Brooklyn
scattered along its shores. Farther
away TO the nor.huard are seen the biaz-
ing smokestacks OF Ballard. sk'rting Sal
mon bay inlet. which in IFS turn blends
with the deep blue waters OF the Sound
as they sweep ~northward and are lost 10
sight IN endless ard glorious perspective
ot verdant shores and forest-crownei
heights.
To the southwest stands the Beacon
hill range. the slores OF which gently de
scend TO the Rainier valley. where the
embryonic boulevard. with its garlands
OF trees and lawn. stretches away 70
the town OF Columbia. after sncircling
which 70 turns 20 meet and wind around
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-01
Seattle's Parks, Pleasure Re-
sorts. Lakes and Scenery.
ENCHANTING ENVIRONMENTS.
W"nderfui Landscapes, Picturesque
Lakes, Majestic Mountain Peaks
and . Vast Inland Sea.

In writing VI the grandeur of SeattIe's
environments there is much Of natural
beauty and lovely scenery in any direc-
ton the eye may choose 10 turn.
On the west OF the city spreads out a
vast inland sea. extending its arms TO
the north and south, with broken
shores Of large bays. Islands and
inlets. lined with the native giants
OF the evergreen forests and dI-
versified with open and sunny
giades Of green gardens. cIeariEgs and
ranches. Behind these rolls the uniuiat-
ing ocean % timbered spires. which. in
its 1urn, IS lost at the foot OF the jagged
snow-croTned Olynpics.
Such is the expanse Of view which forms
the background Of Elliott bay-the har-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-01

Lapw0s ga. ~. a- 5en-
Wahso. Fo- Tacoma:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec, l,-Members of
the house who have had interviews
with Speaker Reed during the past two
or three days on the subject of commit
tee appointments believe that the CONF
mIttce list viii be announced before or
not later than the 18th OF the month,
Formerly speakers have not been able
to make their selections before the
Christmas holidays az general rule,
hut Mr.. Reed has had the advantage
of n year, practically, In which to make
up his mind, lie has said to several
that no is anxious to have Congress
finish its business and adjourn as soon
rs possible and all the time he can save
on committee selections will tend to
that result,
That he has not yet finished his list
Is apparent because to-day he told two
or three couErcssinen whom talked with
him about their committee assignments
that he wanted another Interview with
them,
II is understood that one of the chief
difficulties Mir. Reed Is contcndlng with
II the appointments from his own state
Messrs, DinEley. Routelle and Milliken
would each be entitled 10 a chalrm0E-
ship under ordinary conditions, because
they ara the Oldest members In point OF
service. The naval affairs would fall to
Mr. noutellc md public buildings to
Mr. MlulEcu, but 70 have the speaker
ship and thrcn chRlrmRnships given to
a Stnta with fntir mRmbNTs MIGHT prO-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
MUNYON.
Mrs, Jane Fish, Who Suffered
Agony With Rheumatism for
Nearly Thirty Years, Throws
Away Her Clutches and States
She is Entirely Cured,
Positively Successful Cares fur Dyspepsia,
rheumatism, CataFrh, Kidney aud An
Blood aud Nerve DlssnSss-AtAn Drug
gists, % Cents Hottie,

Mrs. Jane Fish, COS East Second
street, Kansas City, NO., says; my
rheumatic trouble began In 1867 with
such an ncutc attack that was en-
tlrely helpless md had to be fed, Since
then have had similar attacks eneh
spring and fail, growing gradually
worse until wGs complete cripple oil
the time, having TO walk with crutchea,
In April l bought my first bottle OF
Munyon's Rheumatic Cure and found
Il 80 much help that continued until
had taken four bottles OF the pills.
am now completely cured, ana since
tnklnE the second bottle last June
have not had symptom OF Theumn :
tism. / walk as well as ever and feel as
spry as n young girl, say most heart
lily. God bless Munyon and his RENEE
dies"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure seldom
falls 10 relieve In one to three hours
and cures In few days. Price Csc.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is EuRran-
tecd to cure oil forms OF indigestion
and stomach troubles. Price &c,
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, lOins or groins and
All forms OF kidney disease. Price 2ic.
Munyon's VitsliZor restores lost pow
ers to weak men, Price ST.
a separate specific for each disease,
Sold by all druggists, mostly nj 20 cents
q bottle.
Personal letters TO Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swored with free medical advice for any
disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
THREE LOST SHIPS.
Probable That Hundred Lives Have
Hem Lost.

Probable That n Hundred Lives Have
IIrtn Lost.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Dec, a.
Much apprehension is felt Tor the Brit
lsh steamship Gorzdd. Captain Mead,
now out forty.ive days from sInEn-
pore. This is the third steamer which
IN unaccOunted Tor on tho Northern Pa
Cihc ocean, the others being the Eskdulc
and Etrathncvls, bound westward.
Tho Gorzdd ~ 2,iOO ton tramp
schooner bound 10 Tacoma TO load I'm
Der FOR South Africa. She sailed from
Singapore six weeks ugo and should
have made the passage In less than
twenty-five days. The schooner Purl-
TIM, forly-ulnc dcya from Tlen TAin,
which has Just arrived, reported expert
cncing November liih and 18th on the
cngtcrn edge Of tho China sea, = t.
phuun of unusual violence. before which
she ran undcr bnrr rolca FOR two days.
,Cnptain SAKE rays the gale was the Sc
ycrcst he ever pnsgcl through on the
Pacific ocean. II was miracle he,
says, that he ala not founder, having
only two experienced sriincn In the
fOrecRGtlc.
The ship Tacoma, which arrived a fcw
dnys hgO from the Orient passed
through the Same storm and narrowly
escaped destruction.
The concauauq ~ opinion is that three
Rtcamghips and the BIitiEh rhlp Bras
SOY foundorCd IN the 8au" storm. thus
cnurlng loss u 80 llyca md property
valued at one and quarter OF n million
dollars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
BRITISH OPINIONS
OF President ClcVcland'S MeIsags- NV
the BIg Papers Tirwlt.

OF President ClcVclAnds Message .ow
the Blg Papers View IT,
LONDON, Dec. 4..--Refcrrlng to Pres
ldent Clevolnnd's message to Congress.
the St. James Gazette this afternoon
says:
There Is nothing whatever OF the jim
10 In Mr.. Cleveland's message. In
spite Of all assertions to the contrary.
there Is not the least probability that
the United States viii put amy obsta-
cles In the way OF n proper settlement
in Venezuela"
The pan Mall Gazette remarks; 80
far as our relations with America are
concerned. the message Is not likely To
raise any unpleasant questions; but We
fail TO sec how Mr.. ClOvelHnd's deAnI-
tlon OF Munroelsm applies to Nene-
zuela."
The Globe says: "Therc is nothing
surprising In the fact that The Monroe
doctrine bulks rather largely In the
message nor n the hostile tone adopt
ed towurd England. Isn't the prcsi-
DENTAL election drawing nigh? Pulling
the lions tail may look to the old world
curious way OF trying TO catch fish;
but. It has been found 10 answer in the
turEid waters Of American politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
DEYOuN0s STRONG POINTS
In Favor Of SAN Francisco for The Nr
tlunal Convention,

tlOnal Convention.
CHICAGO, Dec, I.--IIon. NJ, II. De
Young, the California member OF the
Republican National Committee passed
through Chicago this morning on his
way to New York, to attend "A confer
cnCc OF those who favor San Francisco
as the place for holding the national
convention.
"The railroads." said he, have off,
clAlly agreed on q S95 rate from Chi
oago, Now orleans and kindred points,
which Is Just what II will cost anyone
to get to this city from New York or
New Orleans. Aside from that the del
cEatcs and visitors viii have pleasant
journey, uneQualled climate aud see
beautiful country, We have every
thing ellie out there, the Grand Army
OF the Republic, the knights Templar,
the Sunday School Union. Teachers
Union, and the National Hotel X eep-
crs' Association is now on Its way. We
have the finest hotels In the world, and
have demonstrated our ability to prop
crly accommodate large gathering,
We are willing TO stand on our record
In that respect, We also have ample
telegTaphio facilities, The Western
Union has twelve wires, and the Postal
eight or ten-lts own overland lines,
and those Of the Northern Pacific and
the Canadian Paclac, The larger news
papers would be able to get all the spc-
cial dispatches they desired and | am
sure the Associated Press, which has
its leased wire, would bring Ms good n
report as from any other city, The
convention has been held In every other
part of the country, and ia there Il
plrapanter place than San Francisco In
which to hold the convention In SUM
,unrpu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
BPwoRTH LEAGUE.
The General Cabinet Meeting In session In
New York,

The General Cabinet Meeting in Session In
New York,
NEW YORK. Dec. 4,-The semI-an-
nual meeting Or the general cabinet Of
the Epworth League OF the Methodist
church was held hero to-day The
president OF the cabinet, Bishop j. 3
Fitzgerald, Of New orleans, presided.
Tho other officers present were second
vice president, Rev. w, ]. Ravens, Bos-
ton; third vice president Robert Do
hcrty, of New York, and the Rev. n. A.,
SChcll. Among those who attended the
cabinet meeting were Rev II. j. Jcn-
ninEs, OF Minnesota; c. u, Piper, OF
ChicaTo, and Rev. Dr. Joseph Berry,
editor OF the Epworth Herald,
The principle object OF the meeting
was for making prcf aratons and COM
pleting the work which Will be lGth be-
fore the general conference OF Metho-
dist churches which VIII be held III
Cleveland In May next.
The question OF disagreement on re-
llgious matters between the Mctho-
d.st church and Christian ErdcaYcr-
cts was discussed. The cabinet decided
to appoint u committee 10 meet a liNe
committee OK Christian EEdeaynrerl
whose atm H. to bring about a unity OF
work. The conference will meet In De!
trolt at an early date.
The cabinet declined 10 take any nc
ton In relation TO the nnti-saloon con.
ventlon, which IL arranged to be held
shortly In Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
WILL STAND TOGETHER.
Popullst senators wIn Prevent the Re
publleans From Organizing.

Ionulht HfNhNulH WIN Ai'N'hN wv ANN-
publIeans From Organizing.
WASHINGTON, b C.. Dec, THE
Popullst members OF the senate at a
meeting yesterday took step which
probably will prevent reorganization OF
the senate by the Republicans, deciding
10 stand together against both old par
ties. Senator's Peter, Allen, Kyle and
Butter ranked rs straight POpul!sis,
and also Senators Jones and Stewart
of Nevada, upon whom Gonc Of the Re-
publlcnns have counted for nsristuncc
in case OF an effort to rcorguniIc. were
present. There was no dissent against
a proposition to stand together ON the
question OF organization and TO give no
support to either Of the old parties In
the election OF officers OF the senate or
In other party matters. Those present
also decided to nominate their own can
dldates for the various offices In case
the other parties place candidates In
the fleld. Selections will be deferred
until action Is made necessary by the
Republicans and Democrats, In case
the Republicans initiate movement In
this direction the Populists viii place n
full ticket In the field, and they agreed
that with this step once taken they
would stand by their candidates Eol-
Idly 20 the end.
The Republicans now lack three OF Il
majority and will lack one after the
Utah senators come In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
candidate for a Fourth Term.

Special Dispatch to the lntcllIScncer'
WESTON. ". Va, Dec. 4--lInrrlson
jackson, q notorious crook, Whose home
81 at CiarRFburs, but who has been q
The PhocriE Hotel for some days. wrs
nrrcftcd this morElng FOR robhing JoH-
cph htcaGon Of so In cash. lie had n
urrliminary lparrg ard was held to
await tho acton u the grand jury
Jackson has already served three
terms at MouHdBvillc and Will surely 80
a fourth trip 40 the CvIdcfcc is oil
against him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
pELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News AMI Gossip from
the GlaS, City,

the Glass city.
The Junior American Mechanics have
elected the following officers: Andrew
Gilmore, c.; Martin Wlllerlun. V, e.;
William MAnsoll, II. s.. Sylvester
Workman, a. s.; Thomas Holt, i. s.:
W. ]. kirkpatrick, treasurer; Clarke
Yocum, conductor; Dora Ogle, warden;
Calvin Hoygcr, inside sentinel; Edwin
Thompson. outside sentinel; Menemy
List. IT., r. c.; John Thurn, Edward
Moorchouse and Mcncmy List, trustees
william Campbell. the eNprcssman
Whose injury has been noted hereto
fore, died yesterday, When the ply
acIans performed the operation on him
recently they found two Of the small
bones that attach TO the backbone
crushed To atoms, and n handful OF
the particles were removed. The man
thought he was getting better for q
time, but when the incomplete frame
was exhausted the end came quickly.
Judge Taylor. OF Carrollton. will MI
the place OF Judge BllllnEsly. OF New
Lisbon. resigned, until successor for
the latter is appointed by Governor
Mckinley. Judge Taylor was candi-
date for Congress In this district last
year, and Ia an excellent man.
Miss Lucy Robinson. OF Wheeling,
and Mr. Bechtol explained to the school
board Tuesday night their methods OF
tenching music In public schools, and
the matter was referred to the com
mlttcc on teachers and salaries with
power TO act.
The congregation OF the First Prcs-
bytcrinn church last night arranged Ia
wipe out the debt OF that church during
the ensuing year by each one making
daily contributions ranging from u
20 cents.
Rev. O. W. Holmes, W. C. BerEund-
thai and ". g. McCollough were select
cd by the board OF education rs the cit
liens to have charge OF the city school
library for the ensuing year
McssrR. William i. Hoffman, Edgar
Thomas. Frcd Mercer and Robert c.
Cow are In charge OF the Presbyterian
Bulletin. to be printed during the
Christmas market.
The union revival meeting ut the
Elysian theatre, next month, is Il new
departure and will be followed by meet
ingS at the various churches,
Tho county commissioners viii print
their report In the 81. Clnirsvllle Chron-
olc and the Bellaire Democrat.
Charles Roedcr, son OF Squire An
drew Roedcr, has been confined TO his
home for several days, very III.
james T, Kelly, assistant cashier OF
the First National Bank. Ia laid up M
home with heavy cold,
Mayor Dubois was engaged yester-
day afternoon In hearing an alleged
case Of forgery.
Mrs. Thomns r Hart. OF Muncie. Ind
is visiting her parents, Col. Z. L, Poor
man nnd wife.
Coroner RcCs Furbay is In Washing.
ton City Pnd wants to DO captain OF the
capitol police
The btecl works resumed work ycstcr.
day, nfter nh idlcncss since Thanks
giving.
l.. T.. KcyHcr hns tho contract L
build Il bridge ON the Jhcobsburg pix
Mt $685.,
Mr.. Fred Stuart Ii homo from Vlsi
with his parents ut New Castle. Pm.
Tie city schools will he dismissed OF
the @Oth until January 9Th.
Dressed poultry Ia cheaper here nov
than for long time.
Walter Dnrrnh, 1t st. Clnlrsvllic, wa,
/ In the city yesterday.
The pension board was In sesalon yea
tcrdny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
REV. smith. sad case.

BOSTON, Dec. 4. Rev. Frank Hyatt
Smith, until recently pastor or the
North Avenue Congregational church.
Cambridge. who has been adjudEcd In
sane, lott Boston on his way to the fed
ernl ingane asylum AZ Washington, y.
e.. in custody OF his brother Stanley -.
Smith, to-day. The clergyman was re-
Gently indicted for sending scurril9u'
and defnmQtOry postal cards to mem
bcrs Of his church, among whom there
war "A Jiylsion Of the question Of re-
tninlna, MIR. Smith. as pastor The fact
OF his lnaprity was brought ont nj the
trial before the United states court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

THE wife Of Mr. u. Robinson. n
prominent lumbcrman OF iattwick, N.
L wa9 sick with rhcumGiism FOR i've
mOniha. In speaking ot Il, Mr. Robin.
Gon raya. "Chnmhorlala'B Pain Balm
IL the only thing that gave her hny
rest from pain. For the relief NJ pain II
cannot DO bent" Many very bad cnRra
N rheumatism have brCn cured by II.
For fnlc ~ 10 ccnta per hottie by 9. L..
GoctSc. W. w. Irwin, G. Schncpr. G..
ii. G. Stewart, H. u. luit. j. Coleman,
4. H. schrnlc. William MonilcmcllCr, i.
q, Eholc, Wheeling, Bowie a. Co.,
bridgeport; Il. y, Peabody & Bon, hon.
wood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

IN 1909 MIR. A. l.. Goldwalcr, who
owns three retail drug stores In Now
York Guy. having learned Of the great
vnluc Of ChRmbcrlNln'R Cough itcmedy
for colds. Group mud whoOplnR cough,
ordered SUNNY for hla customers II
mot With gn much favor that hC soon
found II necessary "a order more. and
dnrlrg the winter mold over two gross
NJ the remedy lin says II save the host
rhillfnrtlnn Of any cough cure no has
ever handled For rllr NJ 81 nhd 10
rrntp nor bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3.--Thc Tx.
nmincr sryE the collateral heirs TO Tho
cstltc Of the late Senator Fair have sold
their interests 90 the children for Fl1),-
900. By the terms Of the sale tho hclr
abandon all the rights guaranteed un-
der tho trust clause NJ the viii, Tie
compromiec Is said 10 have been effect.
ed to rive tho direct lrlrH m important
advantage In Trial before n jury
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

SECTIONS I, 80. 4, 0 aud OF the
New General htla1 NJ the World are
now ready Tie pcrlcs VIII hc c2m-
pictc by December 10. There In nothing
nicer for holiday FIT for the children.
Ten ncctlon7 NJ 10 cents nor section "
how tho Intclllgcnccr Offers II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

NO excuse for slroplcrH nights wien
you can procure one Minute Cough
cure. This will relieve all annoynu ncs,
cure the most severe cough and give
you rect and health. Can you afford to
do without Il? Logan DRUG Co.
wheeling, ". Va. i. y. Peabody, Ben
wood. ma Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

You've haardof fortunate pur.
chases," ii you'd the result
of one of the most fortunate
ever made in Dress Goods and
SlllllSS our latest-- hand,
some, stylish Imported Check Suit,
ilgS- best color combinations
ofthe season, neatest and new.
est designs--a dozen styles or
more actual dollarand dollar.
and,quarter materials, so
inches wide,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

pE wfTT"s Little Early Rlscrs for
blllousncyr, indigestion, consultations
A smell Pill, q prompt cure Logan
DRUG co.. Whcclng, W. Va, u. II. l'cn-
body, lIonwood, and Bowie Il Co.,
bridgeport, q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

Special Dispatch 10 the lntclllgcncer.
HUNTINGTON. W, Va, Dec. ~
John sharp. n palutcr from New Mar
linsylllc, was found frozen to dcatlt n
short distance bncl Of tlls city to-dny,
hnving ruccumhod some time last
night to the extreme cold,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
&c yard.

Special new Imported Black
ChsYlot- handsome in looks,
splendid quality, and worth
that tells at the very touch OF
it-a fortunate deal Of $t.26
Black ChsYIot, % inches wide,
bought to sell,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-09
GORED TO DEATH.

Henry Nelson. Keeper of the 81. louis
Forest Park "Zoo," Meets AN UntImcly
End.
ST. Louis, Oct while attempting
to save the life of young doe. Henry
Nelson, aged SO years, the keeper OF
the Forest Park Zoo" was gored to
death by an infuriated bull elk Sun.
day afternoon.
Nelson lived night and day among
the animals placed in his care. When
he was not engaged in feeding, or
otherwise tending the animals, he
stayed in room overlooking the pens
where they were kept.
The elk that caused Nelson's death
was brought to this city from Chicago
about six years ago lie killed man
while he was confined in Lincoln park.
The animal shed the velvet coat of its
antlors few days ago, and has been
In vicious temper ever since. Nelson
had been kept busy preventing the ami.
NAL .from killing its companions, or
breaking out of the Enclosure. and
when he entered the park to rescue
the doe, which the elk was using very
roughly, the animal at once turned its
attention to Nelson and impaled him
on one OF It's horns.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-09
OPPOSED TO sussaAsE. 9


ALBASr, n T., Oct. THE special
state committee Of the anti-woman's
suffragists. headed by Mrs. John v.
Pruyn. of this city, has issued the fol-
lowing address TO the electors 81 the
state OF New York:
The committee Of women organized
In the state Of New York to oppose the
amendment to the constitution strik-
ing out the word male In the qualiii-
cation of voters address this appeal
TO the electors Of tho state. The
members Of the committee are per-
fectly aware that 1t is uneoustita-
tional and wrong TO ask OF any per-
sons seeking nomination or election to
the legislature any pledge as to his
discharge of the responsibility Of his
position. They are anxious. therefore.
to urge upon the voters OF the state
that they should take pains TO secure
the nomination and election TO the
legislature of men known to bs op.
posed to the imposition upon women oil
the unwelcome and unsuitable respon-
sibility of the ballot. II is not Thought
wise to enter into any argument on
this appeal sgaiust SO radical and
fundamental n revolution in the sys
TEN of elections"