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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09
UNDER THE CAREY ACT.

ID. w. Ross. of Payette. the Idaho
member OF the national irrigation com
mittee. has received a letter from Chair
man Smythe, showing the wonderful
development possible for this state un-
der the provisions of the Carey act, in
the event of the legislature taking adj
vantage of it. The following is copy
Of the letter:
ID. w. Ross. PAYErrE, IDAuo. DEAR
SR:-I have reached the point in my
campaign work where can assure you
and your other friends in Idaho that
great results will be achieved. You
will read in the March Age an account
of my recent conferenc with the leading
men of Boston. | am leaving for Boston
to night to address a large public meet
ing there next week, and ] am satisfied
that the direct result Of the meeting
will be men and money for development
under the Carey act.
/ arranged yesterday with a COM
mittee OF the leading citizens Of Chicago
for great mass meeting in the Central
music hall when | return in about two
weeks from New England. | intend to
follow with New York. Cleveland. Pitts
burg and all other leading cities. In
the March Age you will receive more
details Of the plan.
think within 60 days there will be 4,
demand for a coloy of 500 families, back
ed with the capital necessary to estab-
lish them. | think this will be simply
the forerunner of many such colonies.
] advise your people To be ready to make
attractive offers TO such parties Of col
onists. Please advise Of latest develop
ments in your legislature.
Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM F. SYxTHE.
Not one cent of the money used by
Mr. Smythe in advertising the resources
Of this state came from Idaho. Other
states have accepted the million acre
grant under the Carey law, and they
offer AS good field for colonization as
our state. Unless Idaho makes an effort
at this time the immigration that would
be secured for the state through tn,
medium of this extensive advertising
will be diverted TO the states that has,
opened field by having taken advan
taee Of the provisions Of the Carey law
Statesman.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09
BILDERBLAcK & CARTwR
ST PATIcK,s Ball.

Reagan & Russell will give grand
ball in their new hall on Monday even
ing, March Is, 1895 Tickets including
supper sl.25. First class music will be
in attendance and good time guaran-
eed. Come one, come all.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09

The Payette Valley offers better in
ducements to homeseekers than any
other section in the great Northwest.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09

hydrangea. syringa, altheas, etc. ETC.,
and being compelled to remove same
this spring. we are prepared TO furnish
these goods at less than cost Of growing.
Let us have list OF your wants and we
will name you prices that will please
and save you so per cent.
Address, PAyETTE NURSERY,
Payette, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09
NOTICE.

Having sold our mercantile business
in Emmett to McNish & Allen, our
book accounts must be closed up. those
indebted to us will please call and settle
without delay, any one having claims
against us will please present them i'm
mediately.
Bu.DERBLACK & CARTWRIGHT.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09
'itlttfttN NOuFrt
WILLIAM T.. SYATHE

Don't forget the dance to be given
in the Russell & Reagan hall March Is,
1895 The last dance until the Fourth
OF July.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

diligont and tender, or so kind, RttOq-
tentiYS and thoughtful in times Of Siqk,
moss aud atllicIion among his flock. And
outside OF nis church his qualities were
known aud appreciated, As an exam
plo OF his diligence he recalled one SUI
day last July when he conducted three
funerals.
Dr. Cunningham next spoke OF his
work In PTosbylSrlRnlsm outside OF his
pastorate. lu the last general assembly
at Pittsburgh no was hOnoTed by being
made chairman OF the committee on
narrative OF the state OF religion, As a
citizen he was useful man in this COM
munity. He had been president OF the
Ministerial Association since its organl'
cation; no was president OF the Wheel
ing aud Ohio County Bible Society, aud
his work in the rural diEtriCta was abla
and practical; no, was trustee OF the
Linsly Institute and was interested in
education generally, especially in tue
public schools; no was q director OF tho
Home for Aged aud FriOndl0sS Women,
and was recently instrumental in having
extensive improvements made there.
lie was always active IN tho cause OF
oducaIian and truth and OF Jesus Christ
This church, said DR.. Cunningham,
has had four pastors; DIR; Dickson,
who CamO here young man, aud was
so prominent in mission wOTk later
tho senior Molat; tho junior Mollai,
whom We expected here this evening,
but who was kept away unayoldnbly ny
visit to Harrisburg, and DR.. Cooke.
Tho dead minister will be missed in his
church and out Of il, throughout this
community,
Rev. Dr. Lester, OF WcSs Alexander.
next smoke OF Dr.. Cooke HO had felt
the sorrow OF the congregation 40 much
that he was unable to remain away ha
had come 70 ningls his tears with those
Of his flock. lie remembered how DR..
Cooke had won his heart when he came
to the Second church thirteen years
ago, full oil bis consecrRted, vigorous
manhood. lie also remembered how
tho doctors companion was taken from
him; now his grief weighed him dow n;
and now comes tonight. lilo could add
very little to what DR.. Cunningham
had already said. DR.. Cooke was man
not only genial but OF a deep intelIec.
tual turn, clear and profound, Gonse,
Grated to the servics OF his Lori and
Master. lie had been favored with a
porusal OF letter to DR.. Cooke from n
prominent Presbyterian divine, who
said. "When | retire from the minis.
try OF Christ | would love to conclude
my life under the teachings oil DR..
Cooke" To tho congregation he sad
that thiS aliiction may DO turned by
God into q blessing,
The third speaker was Rev. MI
DiCgar, OF the Third Presbyterian
church. llo was newcomer to Wheel
ing aud had known DR.. Cooke only a
short time. but Ito felt keenly that no
had Lost true friend aud counselor.
Tho congregation, preSbytery, synod,
general assembly, the ministerial asso'
cation. the community and all with
whom Dr.. Cooke was associated have
sustained great loss.
The Wheeling Lodge No. %. b. 7, 0.
l., attended the services in body and
their floral offering was beautiful. Many
ministers Of Wheeling churches wero
present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16
a WHEELING MAN KILLED

"
At Grafton Tuesday AlorniuE, and Small
Boy BADLY Hurt
s. C. Wills, Of Wheeling, was instant.
" killed at Grafton yesterday morning
by falling from tho railroad bridge to
tho river bank about thirty.fvs feet
below. Mr.. Wills was crossing the
bridge Mt $50 o'clock in the morning
to take tue o'clock train, and in the
dark, while trying to avoid an APP
preaching engine, iell over the side OF
the bridge. 1t is probable that he
struck the rocky ground beneath head
frat, as one eide OF his face was mashed
and his neck broken.
Some railroad men who saw the acct.
dent Immediately ran down the river
bank to where the man was lying, aud
found him already dead. A coronors
Jury rendered a verdict Of accidental
death. The deceased was member Of
tho ). G. Wills Manufacturing Com
pauy, OF this city, AMI member Of
local union No. United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners. The sum Of
Sl2S 10 was found on his person. The
watch no wore stopped At $3.50.
Mr.. Wills WAS the father OF J. b.
and Walter Wills, OF this city. aud was
81 years of age.
Another casualty happened near tho
bridge at the sams hour, the victim
being Earl B1naiivld, the SiXtesn.ysar.
old soa Of Policeman Bonatield. OF West
Grafton. His foot was crushed between
TWO care. Medical attendance was SUN.
monod and the loot amputaiei. The
boy is expected to recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16
A MARKET REVIEW,

Features OF tho Wheeling Wholesale
DIarkot-A Prosperous Year for the
Farmers.
This has been year Of prosperity on
the American farm.
In many lines tho prices are OK
lromely low, caused by the immense
crops. Apples, for instance, ara selling
at 70 cents and 81 per barrel, cheaper
than they have been known NJ this sea.
son for many years; without IN eRor-
nous apple crop tho ruling price per
barrel would DO probably 81 80 or moro,
Potatoes, too, are away down, ye'ter.
days Wholesale quotations being 81 b0
per barrel. Yesterday several wagon
loadI OF neV corn came to town, tho
fret Of the fall, and commanded 80 and
40 cents; WilhOu. tho enormous western
cTopit would bo much higher, Wheat
Is good crop, but appears TO ha coming
in slowly in local naTksts, 60 that yos'
tsrday tho ruling quotation was in.
creased from 90 to o. cents per Duabel.
OF the few commodities from the
farm that ,Rro scarce locally, hay aud
straw, are most prominent In tho
tri.state radius, in fact throughout West
Virginia, ONO and Pennsylvania, tho
hay crop ia anything but SUCCESS.
Hay Is coming to marSnt now, but Oe'
fore tho winter Is over tho wcilOru
article will be used alm1s. exclusively.
A short hay crop always makes straw
scarce; tho farmers keep s,sW TO feed
their stock and market what hay they
have. lliis is being tone now ics'
teriay /, was impossible to buy straw in
tho local markets Tor love or money.
During the later part OF September
it will DO remembered, lemons were
being Gu4tai at phenrmenally high
prices, higher than over ka0TH in this
market. Nnw what u difference! The
cold weather cut down the wholesale
quotation from - 30 t. 500 per crate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16
HOME rnoM rIrrsnUnGm.
west Virginia EIcurSIonl,ts to tho PITTS
burgh Exposition.

west Virginia EIcurSIonlstS to tho Pitts.
burgh Exposition.
Yesterday afternoon tho special train
Of West Virginia oxcursions.a who
visited the Pittsburgh exposition, pass.
cd through tho city GU route home.
Tho train, which contained 500 poopIo
from huntington, l'oin. Pleasant,
Rnvonswood and patkorBburg, camo up
last Saturday and wont from Wheeling
over tho Baltimore & Ohio road. Pas.
sonecr Agent W. H. Osborn and Mr.
viii McNlorfi7s, Of tho general pAs'cn.
gor ngonIa Office, woro In charge aud
did Nil possible Tor tho comfort Of tho
passengers, who expressed themselves
az greatly pleased with thof trip. 1t
was tho largest OTCuraion from loWcr
WcSt virginia ever bcnt 10 Pittsburgh.
Tho state fair mover got half 10 large u
delegation from tho lower part oil tho
ttnlU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

"rhe Stowawav," which comes 70 the
Opera House this oveaing, belongs y
tie class Of dns old English melo.
dramas, ampliGei aud intenaiiod by
the realism OF accurate stage setting
and Ingenious accessories, Dui.s upon
the regular lines Of such productions,
clever rs to It's plot and situations and
more than ordinarily good in dialogue.
The first scene is Il street corner, or
rather "clo4e," in \ wreschod quarter
Of London ut night It suggests with
almoIt shudder.p,oducing realism tho
possibilities IN IuCh quarters for tie
crimes which nave within the pact 70"
years been hurriiylnG tho world. In
Tho Siowaway" performance tGis year
are engaged excellent PLAYERS, with the
reformed bauk burglars Spike Hen
Messy and kid" Mccoy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

This iraternal insurance order issues
pure life insurance policy upon the
national premium plan. No endowment
scheme or disability claims. simply
insurance a. death and all claims pad
promptly and IN full The Association
Of Empire Knights OF Relief collects one
regular assessment, according to age,
each month. or twelve p0r year, death
or no death No assessment on death.
II is prosperous and popular every
where. 1t is founded on sound business
principles, aud Is composed largely Of
business and professional men. No
hazardous risks. lnsurauceSl. 900. 5000
or 5000. A council has boon organ.
lied in Wheeling, is growing rnpldly
and now numbers over 100 members.
S2Ol, 900 Insurance in this order has
been written in this city snce July l..
Agents wanted in West Virginia, Ohio
aud Pennsylvania. DR.. George |. CARR.
son Ia general agent. Call on or write
him for further information. Nw6F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

Tho great Powell will appear at the
Opera House on Friday evening, Octo'
Der Is, aud viii produce Rn entire
change OF programme this season, in
Producing many new aud novel features,
among which are the natural growth OF
flowers, tho tlags OF all nations, the
GrecIan slave dream, the spiritual cab
met, substitution, Noah's Ark, IN whict
animals OF all descriptions are u'ed, be.
sides many other mysterious illusions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16
REV, DR.. COOKE DEAD,
The Popular Pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church.
He PASSES away VERY SUDDENLY.

His Death a Decided Shook TO his
Friends, who did not Know that no
was Graysly Hills AilmOmt Diph.
thOrla, which Only Assumed a Dan.
Esrous Form Twelve Hours Before,
Taken Sick a Week Ago Sunday.
His Useful Caresr-NsmoriaI Ser.
vices last Night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16
U. $. MAnsllAn GAl.nEN
wiz he Brought num" to-d0y MIR. 0tfoy
Is Improving.

VIII he Brought tum" 1o-d day MIR. otioy
Is Improving.
Ex.Secretary Of State Ohlcv, who is Nt
tho North Wheeling hospital, is i'm.
proving very satisfactorily from tile
effects OF tho Tunnelton wreck, but lie
not yet nbio to receive his friends. A
telegram to the lSTELLGEScER from
KIngwood, received last evening an.
nounces that United Statcp Marshal A.
j. Garden will be brought to Wheeling
to-day lie has improved greatly
within the palt few days. and is rapidly
recovering from tho fearful injuries no
received III the railroad collision at
runneIton few weeks ugo. His friends
are gratincd thai Ito is in a condition to
be brought home. llo has recovered
his speech ami is vol enough to travel.
Mrs. Ncll j. fortnoy, Of Kingwood,
who was also q victim OF tho same acct.
dent, il recovering as rapidly ~ eau DO
expected. aud within few weeks will
DO entirely we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16
MEMORIAL FUYHl:AL SERVICES

For tho Late Rev. DE- ". II. Cooke Held
Last Evening at tho Second Church-A
Large aud Representative Congregation.
The memorial services for tho late
Rev. Dr. ". II. Cooke wero held Mt tho
deceased diyinos church, tho Second
Presbyterian, on South Market street,
last evening. Tho church was crowded
with a most representative congrcga.
ton. Probably every Christian demon.
innliou OF tho city was reDresOntOd, aud
tho death Of no other man, possibly
could hhYo brought IuCh congregation
together
After hymn By tho choir, Row. Dr.
y. A. Cunningham, Of tho First Prciby.
toriRn church, spoke fccttng&Y Of hts
acquaintance with DR.. Cooke, which
began when tho latter camo TO tho Sec.
ond church thirteen years ago, aud has
since continued. Two weeks ago, no
said, Dt. CooEo wu' apparently IN good
health, and had spoken to him Of recent
accesaionB 10 his church, which had
been n great encouragement In his
work. Ito had called on tho evening no
became i'll. but found Dr. Cooke not
serioualy III. During the following week
ho was sick, but oven last Sunday even.
Ing no fatal termination OF tho illnOs
was anticipated. "And then to learn
this morning that Dr.. Cooke had been
called away" said Dr. Cunningham,
"wa4 indeed shock no much 30 that
No Can hardly folli1o H. His Taco and
cheerful manner vii DO horo no moro,
no has pono from thig community"
Continuing, Dr. Cunningham BpokO
oi the death OF Mra Cooke soon aiI0r
ihoy came to Wheeling, and said that
In hia opinion Dr, Cooke had noyor Oh.
tifsly recovered from tho shock hO then
experienced. Every yiBitot IN his study
foincmbofa scaing her portrait on the
wall, and knows that she lived IN his
heart until death.
Dr. Cooke was genial, loving, plOal
ant spirit 10 know him was TO loyo
and respect him. AS minister ho was q
Bofiptunl preacher, IN style, bimplC
and plaln, ho CKpoundod with iofco
aud was nm instructive teacher Of thu
Word Of cod. II has Ollon boon nald
that ho would hovo enjoyed oven q
greater degtON oi success o, ~ lusitnC
tor In n theological ErmlnNry.
Ito wac Kind sad htltRcHt HR4taf.
Tho speaker mover know Of OnO moro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

lnE Darlington, Wis, Journal SAYS
editorially OF popular patent mcdI.
cine: I've know IRON experience that
Chamberinin's Collie, Cholera aud Diar.
rhna Remedy is all that is claimed Tor
1t, as on two occasions 1t stopped CXcru'
eating pains and possibly saved us
from an uutimely grave. nOwouid not
rest easy over niVhi without it Ia tho
house. This remedy undoubtedly
saves more pain and suffering than any
other medicine III the world Every
family should keep It IN the house, for
II is sure to, he needed sooner OF later
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

hcrs at once, nOvOr fails. ono Minute
Cough Cure A remedy for asthma,
and that ieyofish condition which nc.
companies n severe cold Tho only
harmless remedy that produces immO.
diato results Logan Drug Co.. Whool
Ing, W, Va, u. r. Peabody, BsnWond,
and Bowio & Co., bridgeport, o. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16
SUMMER RESORTS.
.ROOKSlDE.
wFsT VIRGINIA

Attitude AiNI lcC. whore tcl can 10 ihuhl,
inv MANY ronplp arc wondering whctc they can
no iuf tho summer IN regain thtt health aud
strength aud Ond Via proper condition nnd sut
tpuUIusE Nowhere better than Dt lurAsldN
iofrutrnf grand views nonuilltl dtlvni tue
lawns. NomI0nt groves HuiN picturesque ttOii
bronx running through The pilCN nlhuk base
in thp Cheat Largo rooms 10 glyu volt most ~.
tfeshUg srtn. ItNH iWfW.lul with nh ifo,h
fruits and vegetable, Hnl Whu'osOnu uuuAIug
Swimming pool t0unia bowling hilli0fd patlUf
rfnnur. nuI apUull IlNu.y attached Ton
r.I3. ifnh uigHNd aud rnof lark Zen cot
iaVts and maIH motel lNiUHt, luNIl pef wurE
UfuysHIluiiyu u.ryulnr uir address
b. PRESCOTT WRIGHT
NO lrenM.lg " Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

Thursday, OGlobor u, aud Saturday.
October ~, via ponn8ylyauin. ~ round
trim from Wheeling. llckuA ihCudr
admission 10 expedition aaI viii 10
good returning two days
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

NornISG so distressing M hacking
cough. Nothing so foolish a 10 sntlcr
from it. Nothing "a dangerous d al
lowed to continue one Minute Cough
Cure rlycsimmcdJater relief. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, ". Va, u. +. Peabody,
Bcnwood aud Bowie 4 Co., Bridge.
puFt O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16

Dates Tot Low Rr,c, 10 Pittsburgh IHpo.
siiiuu.
ThurSday, October Il, aud Saturday,
October 10, excursion tickets 20 Pitts
hureh will DO sold n S2irom Wheeling
via Pennsylvania liuo. Ickot' wilt
include admission to tho exposition
aud will b. good returning two daya
from date Of sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-16
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Market street oei
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-22

HANcocK, ss:-Court of probate, Ellsworth,
August term a. d., 1895.
4 counts having been filed for settle
"A ment in estates Of
Horace Davis, late of Ellsworth, deceased.
Charlotte h. Davis and George T. Davis, exec
utors.
Walter B. Stockbridge. late OF Ellsworth,
deceased Sidney p. Stockbridge, admins
TRAITOR.
Jesse Perry, late OF Gouldsboro deceased.
Gilbert Z. Simpson, executor.
Dora f. Perry, late of Gouldsboro, deceased.
Gilbert Z. Simpson, administrator.
Dennis II. Haskell, late of Deer Isle, de-
ceased. Alma VI, Haskell. administrative
Mary A, Grant, late of Hancock, deceased.
Charles H. Emery, administrator.
Eliza A. circuit, OF Amherst, a person OF un-
sound mind, James II. Nickerson, guardian.
Ordered, That the said accountants give
notice to all persons interested, by causing a
copy of this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, newspaper printed in Ellsworth, in
said county, that they appear at probate
court to be holden at Bluehill, on the second
Wednesday Of september next, at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and show cause, il any
they have, why the same should not be al
lowed, O. 2. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
true copy. Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.