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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-31
American Cyclists to Race at Cologne.

New York. July 9.-The various cycling
associations throughout the world are
preparing 10 send their best riders 10 the
international championship meeting which
viii BE- held az Cologne next month. The
l.. A. W. has nominated George Banker
and John :. johnson % represent Amer
lea in the professional events. and the fast
foreign riders will compete in both the
amateur and professional races. This viii
he the first year for the International as
ISOLATION 20 hold professional champion
ships. and as result some exceptionally
good racing r. expected. N - unlikely
that the T.. A. W. viii be represented In
the amateur events but several Canadian
riders viii compete. The international
races this year are exciting widespread In
teresf. On view % the fact that the Won
dsrfgl Improvement in racing In the vadi-
Gus countries II sure 60 result In some
spirited contests and decide who are the
champions In the respective classes
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bulgarian trials and triurphs. and asking
<s- recognition II for any reason iris Be
nok given, Bulgaria VIII declare Itself n
s7er,e-asevyt ana Ferdinand viii assume the
s-xsa and title OF king The whole matter
Azs an interest OF SIS own 70 American
-easers in that the present situation Is
almost wholly the work OF young men
educated OF American lines. But i has
a z~aver collateral interest the whole
world over. for the reason that the next
great European war viii. IN ali human
probability. ~ provoked by some phase OF
the Ruiuarfiu question
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OVERWHELMING PROOF
0fthe Superiority OF Electric Treatment
over other Methods in the Treat
ment of Disease.

One OF the Drs. Darrin can he con-
suited free at Hotel stevens. Seattle.
Wash. for limited time only. until
September /.
The following open card speaks for
itself.
Seattle July -. 1895.
Mr.. Editor-Dcar Sir: This is 20 certify
that l have been under DR.. Dsrrin's
electromagnetic treatment fer sciatic
rheumatism. bladder and kidney com
plant. and was cured. / recommend the
afflicted TO try this skillful physician. 7
can be seen and referred 20 az 81 South
Third street. Seattle. Wash.
r. ;. HUBBARD.
Or. DarTin makes a speciality OF all
chronic. nervous and private diseases Of
whatever nature. Most patients can BE-
cured az home after one visit 20 the doe
tors once. ONCE hours. 10 a. IN. 10
= n: evenings : 10 5 Except Sundaysl.
Charges low and reasonable, according 10
ability 20 pay. Inquiries answered and
circular and question blanks sent free
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The NoveIist's Refuge.
Chicago Tribune.

NsikAdSo AAlhNAt.
Il can't bring my fagged-out fancy up
TO the point OF portraying the culminat-
ing love scene between the hero and
heroine OF this story" soliloquized the
gifted novelist. and I'll just say the in
terview between Roderick and Penelope,
those true hearts so sorely tried, and 80
happily reunited at last. may be safely
left to the readers imagination. This
may be a little disappointing to the read
or. but il fatters him and saves lots CT
work. There's cheating in all trades but
ours" continued the gifted novelist, max
ing a row OF stars across the page. adj
ing a quotation from Byron and writing
the words 1.-The end
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CHESS TOURNAMENT FRIDAY.
seattle Players Ready for Match Games
With san Francisco.

Friday will DC notable for the first teie-
graphic match OF chess ever played be
,seen Seattle and San Francisco, and To-
4N players are watching developments
slta considerable interest. Arrangements
save not been fully completed. hut Viii
- u Is thought. some time today. Il
vas Intended 20 play this end Of :he
sAaes from tho Chamber OF Commerce
IONS. but the special meeting 90 be held
fIlday interfcres with that plan.
me rooms of the chess club. in the
inokley block last evening presented an
A'eTesting but very quiet scene Several
s@'aes were in progress. and there we're
great many spectators. all absorbed IN
.le moves, san Francisco Is reported 70
ave excellent PLAYERS. but the Seattle
,eens Viii 60 tnelr best 70 carry OF the
ecnorx
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Fat and Re Happy.

>-,bo.4v can DO this Who has ~ spepsaa-
-, p, light meal eaten With relish. IN
as more ar less torture upon ne
,,refched victim % 81 digestion. Bur Why
ALLOW ones self 20 ee i2us El,ii..1,i So,
So SO S,ittqrs can be summoned II you arr
a. - - any locality a remote soun iIy
farm house. CT new ss -,,lIx 5. t ~.
50. $40. Xourself 81 advance Nfh AZ aHe-
pIo. ~ s.ss,Sr,ly An uuaccuSt 0me3 c1et -
veT apt % prodc ~ - ,si iA ~ .-
Is o a. go fruits. EorestA t1Ft4rf en-
- sbrn ent 81 the complaint ".1n ms So
er5 ana genial correctivs a.d {.
aeA. ttsl - malaria. Ta2eurla ttsa1 and
S{sTsv trouble promptly sucr'i5Ilis,. - ne
N-sefs Of this vanqu-shsT OF oo~l-4 al
,ngntS aad restorative - vs.
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BASEBALL.


,t.. July Sa-Pittshurz. q ha-a
$3.50 80 = errors. l. Chicago. ?. base hfts 4
rf,..S Acknowledgement and Mer-
.'s -. = Hutchinson and Rittredge.
49, eiphia. July 9i-Phsladelphia IL.
ha.a Hts IL. errors. g. Brooklyn. :. basa
Co.. errors. ). Batter1es-Taylor and
'.efnents; Lucid and Grim.
Washington City. Jufv za-v.sL,-..o,
Ivy ;. base hits. 8, errors. !. Nevr WORK
-. oase hits, e. errors, /. patterfex-
Dosa' Aalsrkey. Mcclure and Cooesn.
Rusie and Wilson.
louisville. July 5a.-IoufsyiiIe. n. base
. ..its' z errorss ? st. Louis. >. base hits
~ errors, = BatterieS-Inks, McCreery
Ter. anu 4"i'-
Following 3 the standing Of the <atso,al
League ciubs:
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southwest clubs May Combine and
Join tha Nnflnnal Association.

iAD~ NAY 'RAhbhsaN
Join the National Association
4thhis PLAY -rS arc now discussing the
Ifopcsal FOR Organizing an association q
- clubs On Victoria and along the sound.
- q TIE toin'ng az the National Tennis
e.s'ccta;ion This would increase the
Anees ~ having some 90 the crack cali
TIA and Eastern rlayers come here N
'oarra r1srt season next year, ard
eNid also uakc winners IN tournaments
sFe eiigilie 90 play IN Eastern tourna-
ats ~ thew had the opportunity, sna
Rehld thus tend 70 stimulate the grow
- Interest % the game. which - par
scllsFiy a. .afte for this climate. and IN
sash hiSa class PLAYERS should ee de-
selopea
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pnke of Orleans ofrenas HI. Followers
New York sun

New 1oTk sun.
French royalists are thinking Of throw
ing over the Duke OF Orleans. on account
Of lis behavior al the wedding Of his sis
ter he was exclusive. dining in one room
wi,h a few friends. while most OF lis 3d-
herents had 10 sit al a second faole in
another room; nineteen courses were
served al his dinner ana only fifteen At
theirs bat the hardest hing 20 bear
seems 70 be that rose sherbet vas pro-
vijad for him and rot for his followers.
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Te,p,s at southampton. T.. L.

southampton. l.. T.. July N-Folowing
are the results Of the tennis tournament
for today: II Henderson beat ]. r. Bar
ton So e-f w r. Belts beat II. Ter
renee. o.. rs. SIS. Jack Rowland beat r.
III. Palmer. 60. 6-1. T. Skidmore beat r
l.. James. SCI SO \. +. Foote beat r.
Norman. IS. 81. II. II. Wren beat w H.
Walkington 60. so T. J. Talmage beat
= : Rover Is So IS
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L'oncon. J-', - In Tire races at Chicli-
80 - todas the Stewards cup. fer whieh
s-tfe Neye tNtuty-tVo starters. ever tI1e
,seAf~ola course three-QuarisFs ot "a 5il'.e
A'ght. Was won rs \. r. bassefi :
Nlse Virgin } a. Wudaver's ttndocidea.
.sgoti. Baron dc Kothschsld's Afnati"r'
an. Harry Need ll9 rot start 10 t4is
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Queenstown. July S0.-The Britannia and
Nlsa started this morning in a race over
= nfty-mile course under the auspices OF
Ne Royal Cork Yacht Club. The Prince
q wales cutter had the best Of the start,
aSlng couple Of lengths ahead of Mr.. \.
inATcisy Walkers yacht in crossing the
nne The breeze was light and from the
tast Both yachts carried club topsaiis.
ne yachts became becalmed OF Daunts
Aoes. The Ailsa won the race, finishing
fourteen minutes ahead.
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RINNFN uoe sfnn
man .
O. fafu
TO
all
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pc orusir
n.l
hensat
POOR ss ca. 0h0' Friday afternoon al va.
q
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re ,n ler TIE West Dean stakes r,,, ov.-
S- 'ast fsve furlonRs Of - - -. -
az $50, Els event was won by rh~ D.st.a
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"Pet'' Cigarettes,
, g.,le high IN price. but


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- the Fsst should remember that u re-
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y 50 you VII save money ~ eayiSs
go xys~4u-sre CO Stock must b. sold
90 - :, ,,,ll nav you % call and make your
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Runs superb equipment. consisting OF
dining cars buffet library car. palace and
upholstered tourist sleeping cars
Overland train. east bound. leaves Sc
attle ITO .. IN. West bound trains ar
rive l.45 p. n
Coast line train, north bound. leaves So
attle. 9I5 a. m. arrives $50 .. m
The magnificent twin steamships
NORTHWEST and NORTHLAND leave
Duluth every Monday and Friday for the
500" Mackinac Island. Detroit. cleve-
land and Buffalo. in connection with
Great Northern Railway. Have your
tickets read via NORTHERN STEAM
SHIP COMPANY and enjoy a delightful
ride free from heat and dust
For tickets ana general information re-
garding this line call on or address
r. c. STEVENS. Gen. Agt-.
30 Front street. Seattle. Wash.
w. YOUNG. c. p. q r. A.
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..oId Dominion" Cigarettes
Ak wonr dealer for them

>. So r,vv thought there Vii r. no ffo'.
- ~ = serious nature Wtth the EellA
-aS .'.1r,ga ana kfckAuoo Indians sgd A>A
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Doctor Sweany.

The Leading and Mos. Success
full Specialist in the United
States.
who Tor number Of wears las hse
p~fnsnsat crsees ~ Seattle. rs Fyoat
street union hlecs.3 where sse alex
&1a a1lsted can receive treatment
n tse future. ss tsey Aays "a tie
past rem tsts famous physician,
-aose glsry Is os.n< ssresc from tss
Atlantic n The Pseisc coast
DIPLOMAS AND uCEsSES =, s:2 g. E.
Of ais oelce- He has aad many ysars
OF experience ID sne leading Eastern
hospitals. Also E1aav years Of success
ful practice that CHALLENGE THE
AOslD WHY Co tae SICK pEn-
fLE OF Seattle ans vicinity CROWD
bis etics daily BECAUSE the won
ceFtni cures sei Is making have ere.
steo confidence and de.isht~s tsa
hearts OF those who have struggled
In vain Tor years sgaiasf fne rzvaxes
OF disease until this successful aoc-
tor restored them 10 health.
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lssS C. e.s.. Ear c hyn sar C. Rss-. Receive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-12

A DES MONIES m who has been
troubled with frequent colds, concluded
to try an old remedy in u new way. and
accordingly took a tablespoonful flour
times the usual dose) OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy just before going to bed.
Tho neat morning she found that her
cold had almost entirely disappeared.
During tho day she took a few doses OF
tho remedy lone t]easpoontul at 4 time)
and at night again took n tablespoonful
before going to bed, and on the follow
Ing morning awoke free from all symp-
toms OF tho cold. Since then she has,
on several occasions, used this remedy
in like manner. with tho Same good re-
suits, and is much ela,ed over her dis
covery OF 80 quick 4 way OF curing a
cold. For sale by Chas. r. Goethe. Will
W. Irwin, John klari. VIM. E. Williams,
c. Menkemeller. VIM. H. Hague, II. G..
Stewart. A. E. Scheele, J. Coleman, c.
Schnepf. VIM. Menkemellcr. Wheeling,
w. Va- ; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; b. +.
Peabody & Son, Bonwood.
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STILL IT LISGERs.
The Arter.Enact. of tho GRIP Seem to bs
Worse Iinn the DIssn.s Itself,

Worse Than the Disease Itkclf.
There arc moro weak, tired and run down poo.
pie to-day than have beOu seen before IN i've
years. mud owing 10 one special cause; that
cause Is tho grlp. Grip IL not as severe this year
rs In tho past, but Ills very prevalent and quite
rs annoying. 1t leaves the psrSoh weak, subject
TO chilb. with occasionally tlaihc, OF high fever.
restleiinc,s, lack OF appetite, bad taste In tho
mouth and pains throughout the body. Tho
worst thug about erlp 10 getting over Il. aud
even after II Is broken. II Is weeks, sometimes
months, aud even years, before tho person fully
iecoyeu.
Here Is whore the great danger, tho great dread
which attends tho grip arises 1t leaves the
body weak, often broken, and open 10 all tho at
tack, which may coma In after years It often
ruins the lie.
Now there IL only QUO way 10 overcome tho
aiter'efleots Of the grip, and that |, 10 build up
the system by genuine slllnnlant until II re'
gains It's health and strength. Them Is nothluH
which VIII do this so vol as Dute whisky, aud
there Il but ono piito medicinal whissry In
America, aud that Ii Dntiy's Pure Malt.
Thousands OF atktetncnti could b. given con.
cerning people who have been brought around
10 perfect health inter suffering from the grip In
It's worst form, entirely through It's use. Carr
should be taken that no other ,imulant Is used
IN its place. for there IL no other that will Rn'
gtocers often seek 10 substitute common wills.
klcs, but In a case OF atIer-enects OF lhe grip. you
csnnot DO TOO careful. md should secure only
the best.
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thNoNEsbs
Osborne attentions to other ac.rcnao,
resulted in frequent quarrols and somo
stormy aconOs, Miss Tomplcton regard.
Ing those others, Nina Harrington aud
Lillian Nuaaoll among them. az poacl,.
ora upon hor preserves. Tho Earring.
ton episode involved u wealthy plnno
dealor whom Osborn found at Miss
narrington'a apartments. No. 20 Wost
Twonty.ifth street. Ihoro was n
tremendous row about that. Osborn
sulked away to Europe. Nina followed
him a wock later. Tho last serious
quarrel between Osborn and Miss
Temploton, 30 far no tho public was In.
formed. was In 1893 at Chicago, They
were visiting tho Worlds Fair. So was
Lillian Russell. who became worry
friendly with Osborn. Miss Temple,on
lott Osborn and 1t was six mouths
before they mndo up again. Osborn
paciliced the oxucuiora OF tho estate
with tho assurance that there had boon
no ceremony.
Superintendent Byrnes, who Ia also
indebted to tho Goulda for financial
assistance, was a useful friend to o..
born, 1t has always boon understood,
Another friend was Addison Cammack,
once a partner OF Charles J. Osborn,
who 10 said to havo put Howell In tho
way oil picking up 100000 III Wall street
once.
Osborn has boon an invalid, or almos.
an invalid, for about three years. In
le92 no me- IN Australia the nephew Of
an English %nobleman, whom hc made
his private secretary. The task Of
amusing himself had become burden.
some to Osborn. He had shown a re.
markablo ingenuity in dovisiuK means
Of spending money, but at last tho
squandering OF 500, 900 a year had be.
come tedious and routine effort, To
think OF something now in extravaganza
was the principal duty of the secretary.
Osborn became a ~listless and inert
figure in the drift OF his own affairs.
Ho was aick. He came near diving of
blood poisoning from tho scratch Of an
oyster shell. Tha: was in Paris. lila
WAS in bed six weeks.
Even il Osborn's creditors get auy
satisfaction out OF his personal property
to tho exclusion OF his particular friend.
Miss Iempleton will probably not be
reduced to bsggary Tor several years at
least: Oaborn has given her S5O.OOO
worth oil jewels. and some other
property. She il expected to claim his
pictures aud works of art, carriages.
horses and property in the Paris house.
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A Methodist Minister.
Cur,d Of Bronchial Affections, Dysp,p.
SID and Rheumatism.

The Rov.. A.. r McNutt. pastor o, N. T.. chut,h
Biadrer, Wood county, o., wa seriously atiIct.
cd with bronchial affections. dyspepsia ami
rheumatism. during the last few ycan, 10 such
an extent that he was incapaeitn,cd 10, his cler.
ME Fluid and Curuiiic >trur, the second wccl NJ
July last, aud has recovered 30 rapidly thnt ha
returned to his charge In two weeks, 10 oyerlnv..
ri with tho success OF tho vcno treatment, niter
everything elsc mad Jailed, that no mentioned
ton, aud recommended many others 10 nsc
Veno's remedies. Tho Curative Syrup IA maJs
from tho famous Llandrlniod mineral ,yater.
and Is tho quickest cure IN tho world for net.
vuIi'neSss' dytpensla. liver. kidney, blood and
stomach disorders, weakness, moor npnc,itn
,lcCplcssncsS, aud female weaeneSScS, and whon
used with Vcno's Rloctrio Fluid, will Certainly
cure rheumatism. lumbago. ~sciatlca, neurnivia,.
and oil aches aud pains Price. so cents per bot.
lie. Sold With a guarantee TO cure or refund thn
money BY Goethe, the DrurrlSt. "N
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A AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money IL Stock
Markets.

nlurRets.
New York, Feb. il.-Money OIL call easy at
IVA! per cent; last loan II per cent; cloIed at
IL per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5Hai per
cent. Sterling exchange strong, with actual
business In baukets' bills at 81 ssh.ai 50 for de.
mAnd. Silver certificates I9jsc bid. The total
sales OF stocks to-day were iiS. SG3 shares.
The share speculation to-day was Irregular
and unsettled throughout the day on a small
volume oil business, and tho final sales show de-
clincS compared with Saturdays closing figures
in most Instances. The average In sterling OK.
change exerted a dropping influence In the mar.
ket' and a majority OF the traders took the bear
side. The CotlAgo Stocet were among the
heaviest In tho list aud were lnrgely sold oil III.
nors oil an impending rccelvership. The com.
mon declined IL 10 ~. the preferred ~ to
anu the guaranteed y 10 Y per cent. these fig.
utcs being the lowest ever touched. and being
2OJs ~ and J0n per cent respectively below the
highest prices made by the sIockS, which were
reached In June OF last year. A slight recovery
was made In the common and preferred In the
ina! trading to-day. but the guarantee closed
Ut the bottom igutc. Sugar. after an early al.
vance OF Il. sold down TO "a per cent on the
liquidation OF u speculative account. closing al
The loves. point; the preferred fell of 2, per
cent. The other more Important declines on the
day are Cotton Oil preferred and Lake Erie i
Western preferred =. per ceuL
The trading during the morning In the bond
market WAS l~lstless and the changes trltIug. The
aggregate sales were CO.. $50.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds heavy
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Osborn had to spend considerable
time in Paris OIL account Of tho :mpor-
t~unities OF his creditors in this country.
lie lived there in nigh style. He enter.
tanned layishly, his equipages were Of
tho finest, and it is said TINT tho bath
room in his Paris houso cost S35, 900.
II was said at tho timo OF Miss Templo-
tons departure that Osborn had undor-
taken to provide for her whilo she was
cultivating hor voice in Paris. A couple
OF years attor that Fay Temploton came
back to America alono and got m on
cngomont ut tho Fourteenth street
theatre in "iloEdrik Hudson" 1t was
then that tho O.born-rcmpleton dia.
mond custom house episode occurred.
Diamonds worth $4,000 wore seized by
customs officers from Osborn's valet on
his arrival In this city.
Miss Tompleton mado a great.to.do
and asseverntod upon hor professional
honor that tho gems wore her personal
property. Sho said che and Howell had
''gono clean broke" in Paris, and that
sho had pawned hcr iowola to keep tho
wolf from tho door. sho got tho dia-
monds.
Notwithstanding tho apparent fnan.
cial embarrassment Osborn waa making
things fly liz Paris. Ito had Il big house.
on tho boulevard Ilaussmann, and was
kown as n plunQor Mt baccarat and tho
race tracks. Ec finally mndo n big hit
in gambling. and got no much money
together that hc was able to square
thinga n little and come back 10 this
country. It was reported that ho made
some money in atocks while horc, but
his creditors began TO bother him again
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II you have dull and heavy pnin
across forehead and about the ewes; il
the nos.rils arc frequently stopped ZIP
and followed by a disagreoable dis
charge; il soreness in tho nose and
bleeding from tho n~ostrils is often ex-
perlenced if you arc very sensitive to
cold in tho head accompanied with
headache; then you may DO suro you
have catarrh. and should (immediately)
resort to Ely's Cream Balm for a euro.
The remedy will give instant relief.