davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

aeistt. Seion6ere 9ersierunsen ftnb Bis
iftt nidt entbstt worbsn. gr i3eint cine
sroBs aasbeDunns gu baken.
- Der 3u GIberfeIb felt 3 ,bresfrif
i9pebenbe SoctaIitsnptcSsb ndbert iid,
usun aud Iansiam. 70 bod INNER msbr
ieinem Be9inne. IS birfte bies BET beoeus
tsnbite Der bis5er uerbaabeIten berattisen
8ro;eHs iein, ba bic SabI Der ansetIasten
fi3 anf etwa etrbunbert bsIduft unb msb:
rere bunhert Berioner, tarunter fat ale
Mitslieoer Der INSTRUMENTATION &ei5s:
tassfraesion, uIs 3eussn eridsinsn psrbsn.
Radbem bic unteriuGuns sei&Iohen, bat
BET Dscernent tss Srossiss, Serr Staatss
anualt 8trpff, ieet bic @ntIase entuors
fen. Gum Geferenten bss grcssiles 1T
9r. &anbserittsratb &oeren %ernanrt,
pslder ipdter Der &atbstammer Der Straf:
fammer Sortrag gu baIten bat. 9rn.
&oeren finb gum Stubium Der Icten swei
Nonate 3ett seseben. SsrieIbe 1T pdb,
rsub bteier 5sit uon alien iibrtsen gmts
usrri3tungen befreit. Inn ft6 uneefdbr
eiren Se9riff ucn benz ltmfange bes Ictsns
materials gu MAIDEN, mag MIR frrs cr,pSbnt
iein, baB bafsIbe ssraoe 5000 Ssi;en
umfabt.
@effaIen.
- Son elmer Al Athena weilenben
Resertruppe aus Sitafrita, betebenb aus
Hebeu 8srlonen, MGunern uno Srauen,
wurbe etnem Neger Dor &urserl, nadbem
er f9oa uiersebn Gage In benz bsrumsis,
bsnben Wagen NIT benz Tooe geruueen,
nod bus Slid gu G5siI, tn bas fatboIiiGt
&rantenbaus aufsenOmmen 3u psrben, mo
es ii5 balo berausfsGte, baB berieIbe to-
tboIii4 unS, pie ct su ueritsben CAB, in
Ifrifa Don einem gii9of setauft iei. Wit
9iIfe elmer nidt miBbuuettsbsnben Sci:
9enipra9e wuroe es mOsIi9, baB benz
idon f9wa9en &rantsn Don lem Germ
Paito,. ben &c ihtIi5 srfrsut NIT vRiiIos
ndr' besriBte, bic 81. Sts,be sacramento
serei1t perben tonnten. Belb barauf
itarb er unb wurbe auf benz tat6oIiiden
6ir9bofe besrbist. Ssins i9warssn @es
noiie en- trusen benielbeu i'm Sarge, ben fe
ielbf nit &rdn3sn unb BIumen eeidmiit!
batten, sur lettsn Nubeitatte.
Bur 6sier Sss 25iabrisen 9sbenrtas
ses Der G%ritirmuns Der DippsIer Sdun.
sen bat ftb bu Oortmunb uuter benz Ytos
tecto.ate bes Generals Der Snfantsris pou
Der @ols elm @omite sebiIost, msI5ss on
ale ebemaligsu Sdun,sniirmer bic Gins
labuns erldBt, am 3 %ternontas. %. gpriI,
ft9 I'M 8ereinsIocals: Sdparaer &abs,
BiBs StraBe, einbufiaben. Nuf benz reid:
baltisen 9rosramme itsbt unter AnSsrsm:
Niebsrlesuns zines &ranses am &rtessrs
bentmal Don 1864 iir bic 9efaGsnen nsbii
Infpra5e; 0admtttass pier l5r GROCER
@omme,s nit Sreibier, IsbsnSsn Silbern,
8ortrdssn zines @sianspsrsins, Nnipra:
den &c. CUR grb6buns Der @emlt5lidteil
1T bas nOtbise Bier uon ben Dortmunter
grauereien gratis aur gsrfisuns geitslt.
als abset9en 1T eine peise ginbe UNI ben
ltnten Irm 3u trusen; aud perber sur 8e;
f~trsituns Der &Oiten 5ettarten q so pig.
ansSessbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
2aBt gud nitt BON Btnidsrn persiftsn,

ruenn @u3 l1upsrbauIi6teit, &opfueb,
&oItt, W~asenidure, 8eritopfuus, 9artIeis
btstett, SIdbuusen, ausemeine Wattisteit
unb lebeIiein quGIen, ruenn Cure Sober,
3iereu, @tn9epetbe ober Wil3 unsesrifen
ftnb, unb unsenisen6 unb unreselmdbis
arbeiten. Naes bus toumt pom fdle5teu
8lut. 9teies wtrb nt6t psrbsiiert nit
QustFlber ober unbereu miueralii1en 9tfs
ten, wobI aber bur9 ben @ebraua Der rein
pesetubiIii6en ct. gtrnaro &rGuterpiDen,
weI6e @uer sunjss Sptem in tur3er 3eit
wieber In Sr6nune brtnoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
ct. geruaro mar Gin iromuer Wann,

~ SltHuto Uut wv Itoubnstt WtuHhr
bat pieIen Srauten CUTS sstbun; 70
itebt's i9on in ben alien 2esenoen su Isien.
gu ieinsn bsrporrasenbiten Ebuteu sebOrte
bic @rinbuns bes Sernarbiner Srbsns,
befen fromme 8riber ii9 nit &aiteiunsen
unb nit Der 9eiluns unb 9fsse ibrer trans
Ten Ritmeni9en bei6aftisten. Sic iinb
aud bic @rfinber Der beriibmten ct. Bers
naro &rGuterpillen, pel9s bic wunbsriam
lOienbe unb bsiIenbe &raft beiten, ben
ueri3Ieimten unb uerborbenen Masen, bic
uerbdrtete 9eber, bic eridlafftsn Nieren su
neusr Ebdtisteit an3uresen unb babur9
ben uorber miirriid .unb uerbrchen brstns
i9auenben Menidenfetnb NIT nsuem Sc.
bsnsmutb unb frii9er, frsubiser S@affens=
trait su erfiqen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Rtuuefota.

= geibe 9duier ber Staatsseistsebuns
pOn Wiuneiota baben cine 9orIase anses
nOmmen, bur9 peI9s bas 2ibeus 9sies
bes Staates bubiu usrbefert wirb, baB es
aud 8O6enbIdttsrn s~eitattet fein fol-,
ansaben, pel5e auf %unsenauer ober fals
i4er SnfOrmatiOu berubten, 5urltjuneb'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
per
Jamerifantide
&olen0er.

@as Der ,2it:rariide S1aSpsiisr" in
Waniter (Deuti4Ianb) aber ben in unies
rem Gommiiiions : gerlase eridisnsnen
GalenSsr ser Sausireuno" fir
1889 iast:
1. Ser &a.SfreunS, iuutrirter 6amis
lien Saleroer." @enu mir bieien arteritanis
Iben Salenoer an Die Spise Iteuen, 10 9eI9tebt
es besbalb, neil er in ieoer Sinii9t m Il erz
9 iiltt 9 NIB unitreiti9 Der bette uon alien lit.
Nas gu9 entbalt 81 9roBe uno 10 fletnere Bills
Der; ltt,ter ben eriterr ~befiuoen lib ,uabre RtnIts
merle &. y. Wutter uno 6inb Dor benz gltare,
I'm @otteS luilleu, Our Rettuu9 II. (. n.y.; aber
q lie Ssuultrattone1 itio taoeaoS. Ger sSnz
bait lit elm 9epdblter uro rei9balttser; mir
renten bic i6One GrjGbluu9 uOu 3 bill. Qais
caS ,guf benz Qoiteu", Der Yfin9ituooel",
Die EoieltOui9in" tpon Wt. 81 obrl .SaS
@sbeimnib zines iuuSsu NtGo9cn8", rGjerets
tet", Die cite Qolaune" II. /. 10. gue bieIe
9touellen iiuo pom elmer 9riitli9 : iittli9er
@runoibee bur6webt. gSir rtO3ten oieer Sas
lenoer in ben Sdnoeu aQer Seller wiIier, bamit
bic @uropGer pom ben Mmer.tauern lernell, wie
@olfstalenoer bei9afien iFin ~n;ijiien.
MIblbams. Il SebrIe,
Al Sa Strase, Chicago, Juiuois.
Ser @in3eInspre; 6es &alen6ers 1T IS
Gents, fret per Soft mad trseub eineu,
Srte IN ben Ssreinisten Staaten, Osutl3s
lamb, Sefferrei5. Der S3pst3 u. |. 10.
WieSsruerfaufera lobaenSsr &abatt.
Die Obiseu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

The stlsaeuts Naieh sest-s TIE kttaeys
asa bladder srsa - Uu{8sgtgis sh8s yssTsIy
% name them suuiA eli a srsee Ear ogf-
gUanias she itmi3s # ta.s ssszeae Saf1es.
st - say 5hst they sFe toth obstinate AMI
ssaeSsrssms To ths&s psvsesssaa uosfsf
hers sseuesh EjiteFs q well Aasgges4 Ihe
stfmsnl9s whiea IL lsa8s "a shs aesIoa ~
the kiausfs wAFa shsy Nes 81: hsFsie. serve
- NeHntaysUs ssaawHgy ia gAssn - letsx.
aFsi iatp state * gsFn5V3esss tnsctix8ty.
AID aff.t WaNts fHsa aHs - Fssxftays ~.
cassie dEssase whiea seau Asasztssx thr .r
aelssale iutsseH estk. - saas sac asetst
ana ssHsss 1ezih. 4 aaaA g puzrasz =
srVss ~ shss fFfsnsent = prsas e.tes
sftsviiF ~ iiln kalasgs asa cspSs tmRnr
astvs feala TIE bigsss sk6sh have 10 nssssrsi
ehsaaet "a oatss sKg1Ef sasse tsrzshs
tagsst3 psshsa. h8itntssness, fsSzF sal "a t.e.
FNsgaizitAsa sn2 siFs9srsis a. $50 resa
esiiei - tals HAsdieSGe * tae eoaka EeltUn
sti& 1sssS ssssEE,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10
NOTES FROM BERLIN.
0erman Attitude 10 Switzerland
Ktfiss for the Army.

BEBLsx, July s.--fripee hisEnafcs's LET
tets To The German minister at hefges pab-
llshesi In The fs!chs,ag on Thursday. have
been q prelude 20 a esnersi ostefY bs he
semi. Official PRESS mtfizcIne tho neutrality
Of awifxerlaad. The bttsr says shal Il
ewisxe riand continues 10 pesniit the feyoiu-
tsopisfs threaten the Internal pasee aud
security az fhs t3sRa an empire ne Pow
ers will he asked - consider "a iss htntfsl-
isy. An exchange 81 60 hinunisatioiis ass
res 4it 4 la the IDENTICAL policy being
ernfnenss to compel Switzerland 20 com.
piv with The demands 81 hisfnarek Tor the
lewiston OF the Laws affecting fstigKees.
The appt,lntment sf the new prsstnrsFf
gcasei al = 1susEe ind icases desire ~ tiis
part ~ the Huudssfsia tD amend The laws
Ia tbs dsfMsivn Prince hismasek desires
Tanight's n1siess from BE nc show that
the govern sast II alive To The possibilities
Of the ,itnaiiou.
The Hanaesrsth has concluded "a nego-
fiafe iosa OF - 10000 marks - provide
rifies for the army. syndicate OF fshk.
efs. headed hy The national bank Of
Switzerland viii float the iu#n Apafs
from oflseiai circles German feeling lsaps
toward Switzerland and there = !, hop tai
view that nothtAx vii slsstufh the a 81
Ing sympsfhies, A conference 81 athssiie
bishops At faida fixed ier August ire.
rtsfFd the ceftTiAtl ssfFtetat tahkSN@St* a.
Munich, Cologne and ether plssys. az
Bishops viii reconsider the general policy
of the parts toward the government ntl
the eve of the eistttua The f@iKtium f<
tween the ren'fists and the EuseTnme ~
has been silsturbed by fftAee hismafsk' :
tnterfers nee with tixa Ipssconsi appoint
mentk The leaders II sae esutIiAi parry
are alive 10 the fact that while the Gsta-
nitea hare n numerical majority ia ths
number Of ais,rts Il the minority holds rs
representation
The strikes are wanting, staFy alton TIRE
Ing the stfixsFs 10 yield. Ia Befttu a,ass
masnnx r. samsa work oa Wednesday. 1 I'd
prfnhrx appointed Committee 80 meet
the masters The commission snpoi n'Tsi
10 inquire into the Gaffsofs stfikes have
reported hat tho government terms an
favorable 10 the tnen The Nuffh German
Gassfts says that nismaf approves ssf she
fvgtnAs tom OF ths gigantic enNs sfeYss,'s trsatn
could te supplied
Toe ssixarv of DR. Peters steamer, near
Ahicn. has been the subject oi eesatstuai.
cation between tee Etnin relief committee
and Count Herbert hlsiaAteks The cepi.
missee ssssd the government - pfsafs :
owainzt The ssion Of ihe kusiizh admiral
but csunt Herbert declined. TIE Cologne
sussff< admits the legality ~ tsse ssIssife
under the hsosk AIDE. bat dSnauaees the
real motive OF che sstsafe aud sisss that
the expedition Is opposed - hn<itsh ROMA
mefriai interests .nf Is iuissslsd e. isssf.
fefp = nh the trade IT tae EnK3ish African
lake com pAuiss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10
Tnk INTERSTATE LAW.
FARTHER Testimony Before the Con-
rr. ssianal Committee.

Rosfox, July &, President spear AZ
pearest before ssae FsllFesa commissioner
this morning aud resd a sistoRAsHt pre-
naYxa BY a asnmittee ST she hsFsias eaAm-
her az commerce depFeelaiiag any tHlsr-
fer~aee With the eemp<tguea ST the Sss.a
dian foasis With New fefk Hass wates 3's
crfm.nssss. against Beaten "a fas0f Ut Nes
YORK that the American i.tss fs.a fssasrss
ia the viesnsussy Vs ttssSsaa tbst Il vs. tses
Ia the tnseress 81 lks tsHak tass ia tsstss
ana hiax ha, tFsfe ia t5s ehsn2s4 suaik
ckiraeu h. >eN tssx SAD Il hFlas hsf 81,
eased Gss.'s sns ssssssiy Il eas tasts ksas-
fortune. The substantial thing ~hasa tas
witness wautz~t Vas roAsiMaarsfs's q sssT
prrssut conditions II tie taaseiAa guasis
cauid be PLACID nnsisg the fssassstoas al
the Interstate lsw u a0Ht8 Is ssfeeaisss -
New EnElsnd. although NeA AHslanS Is
satisfied With present. s0asilsttfH ~ STAIR
President II q. r0oss an ts thv hss% 80
ExseUtiyS Ras3GsSs AsAas sft8ss- tfft9as p
An eacsn isasss sh0uid - gnsseie8s Sat IS
Vas a. ainss the shH,slnE eas e6 tss tsns
dian lines he sosia - In ssxts ~ ~
peal III The Interstate AS esther gasn *
lend sss fFotistssBs b tsse tsaadiza sgsssts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

d TN. q 1DE1 80 - - -
49, g. 81 - $500 1. - - g
sssss4 go sssesa ~ - s.l1ss'
- scssssss hss s,srsvse yrssA ~
HoA&a. 4 Gsn4aue Eszis. sSd & 81 HsE
t4n4@ - No ~. nseafsN 1sbzte-
Tse Sea5uwyux cssScSssao1x hnYe LIZA
srtsE5so y Asa fs8sSy - hslees c0ke- ~
C<nfxAl We6R1zuso2 lzg<nt6sxEf Company.
e; s i 80, g 49, - s.-ss - = ~ q =.
o. !. =. Kau3m2n sd j. -. 6xz3 xA@
1tSses. 10 bSy. "a 4. ssss - 1znksx - DIS
Isgz& u yEzs aa4 f<<rs6H4l cF@SESsTs - re-
es.ss ft
G~sss. @sA scsssa3 s<ass z-zsr zzs
~ Tress4sssxl * 81 sSsrxs sf .1sszy- kzs<1s.
sarE e;ssssysati - Gsn p<ay s&gs.<l
stsssx ts96 b. ssust<es JsssAn . ssszs;T
4. rsax~si ~ z. Asrxrss sss~ssxs ~
Eslssat, y > NxIsses. e Eaesa 4
{ 6zsssss. y I. Ssfus: ekszsxE- tsse hsEissrx.
esssszkwstsax. sssessssfE<szssE zfs e1a1T
psrg 81 missy Or ssztssgs EAsr I'D q
r.ssFszss. nssa 81 IT, e ueS-saxfs 80 49,. I
ku4 3sss4ss<szxs1S<s. xsssssks<FE = 80 =
eastern kxsiss8-S Ca4xsnT. exsss4- zt4s<ks
ii +5stt0s. axzxxA. HsI1s - = - s@a-
81 4Ses!un eoaxkaErs aAt 90. tie Ess a1@4x.
| e<sasss@Ez1nx. fs~O1Ssr.s<ftSxs ezz4pSs -
cxasux opxrAfirx. sfassstx o. sessslsx. Y sSss
ssrssnT ~ 1sxpsstsx ~ ~ vzfeaa~i a. is.ss.l'
Tag aud cSwFsfsgg. OF st1-~ssss .1sisz
rasFwzss ~ ss1ls.rsG1A
Port AnTelss NJ ard Lrsnbsr C.snpsf.L
csssssl st1c4, tE.ek9. ssss@sess Cbass
1 HsasssEsAw, Asssss 3. s4xzss ser4s9 q
saith bseet. To psreaAss. ses zlfsl
] sYsss {. rassafe-a. 0ru. ~ssk sad OF s<ss {
ssrnssa Of ~ rails sos tsr nsf1sssetsfs
az fsussss ena 81 aEisss Cor ss- fsss u
fsrfars Of ~ .aSl ., ssEss<. ETC. as.s - par
<fzsss 49,. Essse. - . .. &c &. - All esssFr
asnssr xsa q beg l44s<ss IL essasExsea
&c fs83fTs
The terrssgysai h<sxrs OF etFzeatson eoa-
ssaea uhxf wesx sad ia Es1Ffsssy matters II
sss act &sssssg che pscsssr 81 sd 81 = H eooxs
xis. sxssae bsfsfr sEe meE2t@FSs H1sGh
slsssasd ges.nsfe slsssg careful osassssesa ssss
that sEEy sssy exercise proper lsFi-1scfs ..
Az ats fg4ga y veal Ne@ f0fs p1hl sizing
/ a1s1ses sxx already present. ~hs vii go
stesyrr - irEF dare xssss special wSFk.
There xisi ptooesSy he q change Of Sesssrs
/ gl.tss Tue sesshxssI - pos aay TO vel
1 ss - e.fss1 sa tue ps.serss ssstsrzs II y
s.sesSnf shz' bit sex cha gss y IL BE nsaee
ss tbs board IL sstnxwhAf esssssSfvst.ss
( wishing u s1ske opsS fA&ss ctsTazss which
AIS s.sssf argent fsr me puss.e welfare o.
he scADois.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10
A visionary scheme.

OTTAWA. ia s.-So little smessms
has been created Ia Official eifcls here by
rne report from Chirage that the newly
formed irish-Ameriesn 4 fpahlicsn Asso.
elstsan bias sr0pvssd l., establish Franco
ifiss repubilc ia Canada said . isa0ias
osiicsas to-day Tie promoters Of the
scneEns haa b.tter go 10 Queue and wit
slsss tbs me ASSURE oi fraternity between
The Frensti aad irish there before they
fniHk uf putting shsir IDEAS i To effect.
eaeada has 1890 men available la fflr
event 81 an iueufsinn. sad would mase
mstiefs lively for shefa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

iAsEsrewS. n 4. July a-Esfiy this
morning passenger aud iresgh, train on
The Sew York. F.nasg lynnta & Ohia rail-
fesf eoitlGsd ns@F Kennedy. Beth engines
wsFe completely 81 rat,lishs a The freight
cars pilesi up au1 the smoker was forced
clear through the baggage csr. Charles
tisman, engineer ei sav sreight, sud iossis
NensF baggage master, were bath hi et
Both itfVmen we're injured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

New YoRs, Jaly e.-~ifysntooue Solls
and wife Blanche and their fr.end. Paul
iiaxmiehot ara under arrest hsre, charged
sim EN- bezxliug kS go francs from Is loar.
aal a Co. bankers. Of Paris. Iosins mouss
ga the races at Chantiliy Is ssid to be : e
cause .ol the rtnbexSleHent TneY bad ~,
co franz 90 them hen arrested The de
les lives who arrested them Oh complaint oi
JanTnRi a Co, sas that she woman gave
1900 Traces 10 Il man named Pfsn, whom
she sez Ia The habit ol meeting The po
ties ase booking far blm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

WISsIrga. July lion, john SoFqgay
for nearly twenty years premier 81 Maui.
toha ana one pf the beSi knawn men In the
CsnsdsAn North west. died suddenly at his
residence is tnts cify last night of besst
dissaze. lie was agsi A. wears lie ta0k
a prominent para III sne Hisi rebellion ei
iszu atid was Instrumental IN iEe suasTes-
slus 81 the uprising. he vas snest eae.i
hy Hon 7, tsfeepwax "a premier last ear.
since which time he Eas been leader OF
otFta4 lion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10
STARVED TD ItEATn.
FfaEk Hsdfeyss Letter Fsund Ia q
HHffls.

TnST. x. =. JAY s--Fossnzssey ASHER
tasiay sscesvei a letter iscm r. Il Barns
.. sfa sas's, On. inc!syssnx letter found Ia
a bottle assssDs ia abe Celumb q rirsr al
That peiat Juse 1s Tie letter taken from
the bottle ~ as follows
Bear Csssk wiiio~ valley. Tason comfy
Or. June 10. LISA
sn asssssst 10 sssgye- have tTaken "a :
leg shise FgasJsc ing aud can't get cut oil
here. Ay faiks live Sc Iray. > y.
Fassg SRBIET.
Pear cree / Is 90 miles asoye Heaters
ir4nfFF sm0Hg fSs fssoEfe living heal
TT. JAMS fails 20 fdsbiiiY s.dley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10
VIM Not Receive Callers.

wAsHySsvoS. tuly &. Secretary wind0n.
has abandoned the practice Of holding
sghlie receptions. and wlii hereafter re
c1ise visitors BY card only. lie says he
cannot give proper assesysosi to tie has,.
hess of hts ispa sni~nt II be Is eegnps lied
- liza, IL constantly 81 the spfs%Rss II ct.
TIRE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

eSnNry \, :, W. Jaly e~-fieatensnl
fhaEsaoH has concluded his ip4airy iatu
tas charges made hy Germany that ssstst.
sHse haa heeu given Mstsafa ~ The Hsit
isa consul 81 Apis- n iaYeNtiEs alton re-
suited ia The xxoaeFaiien 81 iAe Coasnl
ffstXn all rhRYr.ss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10
Tho rre..d,a, a.s. Z. washington

NRw YonK. July AIT $50 this after
aeoa the uettcd states siesmcr Dispatch
With President Harrison an board. drew
ap In North river opposite the penssYi
Hauia fsiinsst. A tug took TIE party uf'
the vessel The train which ass IA wait
nag left Immediately Ter " Washington. The
president looked pale. tired aaa worn aHt
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BosTas, Juiy IA table complied FROM
dispatches 81 the Fesf from ths maaszsrs
- the leading clearing houses Is the
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAIL" Az.
THE TRUE
TranscOntinental Route
BETWEEN
The PACIFIC AND The ATLANTIC

Its passenger equipment Is the finest In
the world, consisting vi Luxurious sleep
ing Cars. having drawing, smoking and
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with Free sleeping BeFths for
holders Of second -eiass tickets, aud the
most modern style Of Day Coaches.
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality Of food. in unlimited quantity
al reasonable Rates.
The variety and grandeur OF scenery
along It's line Is nuesuased. ami Ia the dc.
tails "a track, train service. etc. nothing IL
omitted that can add ~ the safety and
comfort Of its patrons. All in sill. IL gives
the best and most seryicabie line 81 travel
whether for business or pleasure. between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle. victoria. and
all Pacific Coast points. and Winnipeg
Minneapolis, -, Paul. Chicago. - Louis
Ottawa. Toronto, Montreal. Boston, New
York. and sli Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS are Issued to all
principal points in the United States. Can
ada. and Europe. az lowest rates
FOR detailed Information apply 10 the
following agents of the company:
G. O.. AcCORD. 6 Washington street
Portland, Oregon; r.. W McGlNSESS, Seat
lie, W. T., II. h. ELLIS. Tacoma. W T.
j. =, BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent, Vancouver. h. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian pAcihe Co. pastoiiiee
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Island Transportation Co.,
HERBERT F. BEEcHEg. Manager.


The steamer J b, LIBBY. Herbert r
Beteher. master. leaves seattle every sun
Gay afternoon ~ +. IN. for Port Townsend
and The San Juan islands, from Hstaald's
wharf. Leaves Port Townsend at 10 A. IN
every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday for
Nhatoom. calling at smiths island, aud
kichaFdsou's weather permittingl Argyle
Loyex, fridsy HsFbor. Maple Ton Monday
eoiug north aud Thursday going south
Rasche Hsrfpof, orcss. and East sound.
Returning, leaves v hatcom al ) a. m
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays on
the saturday trip the Libby goes through
20 Seattle. Fare from Port Townsend 10
seattle. 81 Until further notice, passen.
gers or freight from Seattle for the isiands
oy the Lbey's "Wednesday aud Friday trips
viii be carried GA the Washington steam
boat s. transportation Go q steamer Edith
10 Port townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
DAY nights and transferred direct 10 the
Libby. ON these days the w :. & r. Co
viii Issue tickets AID bal! freight through
20 destination
HERBERT r. BEECHER, Manager.
J. 4. HATFIELD, Agent. seattle
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W. s & I. CO.

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DizSzsch s.@az.ess Eso4 SEATTLE IS follows.
Fof SAL sE42Gsss<. Ta2 Fozs 1osnssIs.s
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SeaitIe. Lake Shore 4 Eastern Nv.
TINE TABLE

HAILt EtLkfF stNbAf
For snoqusifuie aud wsy paiu,s. leave
: - q. m arrive 5p. ~. For Gilman and
way points leave Is q. m. IssS y. M
a rive so =. "a, ) 9. III For SHoh oFnish
and way points, ltsve ssS g. n $40 p.
N arrive $50 a. m. 5 q IN. FOR Lake
Washington RaFepgs PARK and Suburban
points. leave IS n ia, las y N arrive
) 80 u. m, $50 p. IA. For Eagewsiar. FIRE.
mont and suburban points, leave 20 a. IA.
1915 a. M. las Z IN Il =. m, arrive
6 q, 8. m, II o. y. IN; 3 % .. NJ, "a y, IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Snohofnisa and way points, leave
$50 =, m grriv. 1908 q m sFor Lsse
Washington ksyenns Park aud Suburban
pniats, leave tots q m, Las g. m: arrive
II ~ -. IA, $50 r ia.
connect with steamer AZ Tuiou Bay or
Yesler tor HouEhton snd Kirkland.
E.W RUFF Gen Pass. AIT
w u HoLBkuok. Manage