davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

pdd Sclpippr0smaalet. 8ette 9ono
prooncerer nemli9 mere S5lu emo De
6oreneoe Stater, ifjGut b. iieite Of Uta
nerue iom 5Slae al 8riieH bar Urr I
lutfeoe be iioite tire Nlnaneoer: Bro
len Sia Wiueu I Spos Nuhralleu 0iOcr
I. Gr. ct itsrre llobp ts END ben ber0m,e
6omitod Nine. 8auifeligbeoen her
Itptoes, tror iea, Stano5uinaen al 6ri'
mpntnin9 / 3noieu. Z NuitralIeu er
oi fomne ODER bet pFrite. 10 ai II
N~ttlebnifer | aOlouicu bar biotlt II
Iianoiet B%etaliuaerne. 3e ileite AZ o.m
bar tore @ulbforrnno pa 0aunoeH,
men bar iorctruftet ioretebig at itanoie
Setdiin8erne o. re~Or0auiisre iig. Srts
oet hos os bar inlot omtreut 2 Sbil'
linss pr. unic, oa jeg %reiite."
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
California.
llniteS States Wtiniiter glunnt,

llniteS States Winiiter glunnt,
lOm bleu ienot TT Suiuaii ior at unoer,
ipae Sprbploene Der, CT iprleben anfoms
men Son 5rancisco, bpor ban uil OPP
boloe fig ct Bar Gage, iorinoen ban af>
oanr til @uibingtpn. Yna Inleoniug
notalte ban: "gllt er roIi9t paa Eerne.
Ser pil life lie poerli9ere Smpeltuins
ger. 9e 6OreneOe Stuters &egjerins
bar Snseu / lin Saano, % ingen at
Ynrtiernc bar 9plt til at tr9oe Dp."
Meb Senipn til fit arbeiDe pau gerne
uotulte Scr. 8lount: "Otiu &apport
er iarbig % inoienot til @aibin9ton.
Den err III / &esjerinsens SeIiboelie,
Os Tom 5plse beraf fan ies life inolabe
mig paa at bisfutere be glnbeinlinser,
ben inbebUlber. "a jeg antom til Gerne,
blep bet ngbuenoi9t for mig at boloe
mig / gliitanb fra 8eiOlfrinsen ps uo.
o~ranife Sorbplbene ueo e9en Sj9lp p9
paa e0en gniparli9beb. &eiulta!et bar,
at lea urbsr nit Opbplb / Sonolulu
bar pRret / Ell iuloltanbis i~ioleret 3ils
Ituno, % bet er Ell tor 2ettelie at tomme
bort ira bet Gele. Me9et, ium er fire.
pet % meobelt / De 5orenebe Stater
meo Senipn til Eerue % oeres Seiolts
nina, sier benz itor rlret."
"Siitorien ON Moroattentatet paa
spredles", iasbe Mr. SlOunt, "er bet
rene Oplpinb. Oct er Ell bsiit ireoelis
Nation. Gnbuer ioper meb 80re %
Iinouer aabue. s NIT Sls bar %.
rene life luffebe 9tnt eIer Dag, meoens
ies par oer."
Wuliapis umfomue. 20 Ssfolf,
Tom ben l Wtni bleu laot tilba9c paa
Ell goe &pralp / Nerbeoen al Gtpator,
uil blipe reboeoe, buis StOnnerten 8is
fina, Der ben IS b. aiieilebe fra San
Nrancisco, noar BEN, fsr be ogr al
Cult. Manbene befiuber Jig paa
Glipperton gen, ct gbe aurulreu, bat'
fet meb itore Sag al @uano. Seenanic
phosphate So. ienbte iibite 6oraar en-
Stounert til Gen, ps for at bploe ben
8eIiobelie blep TO AT 8~ei9tninsen,
Carl Senien Os @iliam Saa, labt til'
baae. Get bar ben l Mai, % oo
Gerne bar fulbIt9nois pbe, III Man'
oene 9ropiiiOn for 80 Gage meb 2sits
ON, at inben ben 3ib ifulbe en- amber
sfonnert fomn,e Os aibcnte benz. Sen'
fen ienbte ct Vrep meb til en- Ben
Gan Srancisco, ba Stibet forloo 0erne.
bpOri ban bab BAN uffentlissisre 8re'
bet, bpis Ell llnbiatninsssG Expedition
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Witbigan

30 gper brenbtc. Mat6tuopo, en-
lloen Sp paa 200 Snbbpssere peo 0us
lutb, Soutb Sbure & atlantic Sernbas
nen, rs Mil ipo iOr Sntonason, blep
iorleben n9iten totalt ruineret al Ell 81
bebranb. 8eboerne MATTE pper Sals
% Sopeb flpste for at reooe 9ipet. 3as
bet %anIIaaes til $4,000. Bruce Gruss
ling, en- liben S%tationsbp peb iamme
Sane, bleu 9usen iiorueien totalt goes
last at Slo. Otter Si9enoe ital EN-
Some oa ct Barn p9re pmtommen / Gu.
erne.
Teoiettcr 2o%nningerne. Chicago
% @eit Midigau, FAINT Detroit, Gam
lin % Nortbern Sanerne bar nebiat
aue 9snninger oper $50 meo 10 pGt.
@runben sr ben aIminoeligC Neogans
SnotR9terne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
& q nj ;.
Coel99aenoe Soruaoo.

CoelGggcnoe Sornaoo. Gn Tor
uuoo poelagoe iiolte Ssaoas en- flor
Del @ieuopm o9 or9bte TO 8Drn / ben
uoroueltli9e Del al @iuona GOuutp.
Stormen traf fsrit @m. SndiOns 5arm.
bus, tnuIte bet tomplet us brabte TO
9grn paa 5 os 10 g(or. Samme
Sfiabne oOer9it g. .. goemans Sus,
Staloe os ~uobDgninaer. Gn Seft og
Ilere Suin blep or96t. q lang Sms
treos bar Ggnen ouerltreet meo gruos
itbtfer al Malfiner, 8ogne % anoet.
NeObpsier SfanOalcu. ". g.
@bite at 3opefa, &asierer for State
Board of Charaties, meooeler, at en-
llnoerig9elie al 5OrbOloene peo ben in
ouitriele YiscItole / 8eloit bar funbet
Steo u9 bapt til 5slse, at belle StOleus
Yerionale er bleuen afiteoi9et. De
siorte Spoaselier er af en- iaaoan ges
itafienbeo, at BOaroet bar beIluttet life
at Offentlis9jGre Dem.
CHRISTOPHER. @n ubpre @rasbop-
peipGrm ilOs iibIte Onsoas neo oper
8pen st. Seott. De er itsrre END be
6rasbopper, Tom sierbe iaa me9en
sfuoe / 1878, % be er fulot iaa tals
rise. Gortousene / 8pen er t9t be-
iaaeoe al @rasbopperne. 5rGerne er
blepue berguet oeres 8lnoe, men bel'
oiguis er Der ingen Stabe fleet pan
MaiIer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Snb Safota.

Siel9e Sfripclie ira 5ormanb
giorgo til Yrof. Yeterion oil Opierels
len al 9prmitoriet / 5orbinoelie meo
"Qutberan 0prmal S6pol4 iortiGttes
upen pibere Spbolb. 3rRlaitbanoler
q. %. Sen'en Ifal leuere Materialerne,
Ga en- Sneofer berItebs pil faa Spbras
at fore 9ilIpu meb Nlrbeioet unper Sps-
ninssfumiteens S~uerhsibeb. Scandi-
navian Improvement Co. betaler 1000
Dollars af llosiiterne .-@Spo Gatotu
@ttp".
Sstberetning. Meloinsen ira
geirbnrrauet / SurOn for ben 17be %.
lpber iaaleoes:
9emperaturen / 9Dbet az usen bar
liot unber, Golitinnet pper % &e9nfal'
bet unber Miboelmaal. 8esnbpser
meloes fra be ileite Gsne % bar parei
pelsjsrenbe for fen Spebe, Saprs, 6lar,
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
TraufriQ

Gttentat | Yaris. ct gttentut bleu
iIoite SCnoa9 beaanet mob Wi. 2odroh,
en- tioligere aabnetsmiuiiter, al en- be-
flenot SUcialiit peo Raun Woore.
Woore. iom life par Grs Winiitersu be-
fienot, itanoieoe bnm % bao ON ct 9oau
paa 10 5rnncs. 9odrop nGgteoe at
9ipe BAN 4engeue, buoreiter Mouoen
for IND paa BAN os meo en- RepolOer
aifpreoe ct Club mob bans beire Srpit.
5olf lturmeoe iii. Den lanreoe Mano
bleu brast til lit Siem, og Woroeren
blep arreiteret. Beo 2Rseuuoeris9el'
len bite bet iig, at Sanret, iIisnt betps
oeli9t, bog life or li~OSiarlist.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

er iiofpmnlet men lpl9enoe ihlereslaitte Jho'
boIo:
gptielis. C9f srtitoTer ariitoierien)
ltp o9 2epemaaoe / Norge | bet
iertenbe Gorbuuoreoe Bplte'
mRneoc % Observation-Disclosures, oeres
llrenliabeo % lliunobeo. 8ebp99elieu og
beus SlosfarliBbep -SuicneS Snorctntn9.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6orlporsitprte.
-@qrelierne pua Sor9ene. -Sapen. -
QepeiGt. Sraaoieri % 3rntten'tab. -
&l9oeora0teu % Ynabeu. -Nuar man Itoo
pp % off tieus. SUrIpltelier % 8stier.
SreL. (@f ariItofer SriItoferien)
Shit ON @oIf rpmmeu.
asiige Suublin9er
hos be Iapere 8pr. (efter O. 8.
Rnmaues)
Spgamte 8jareftefpIt Ell @. 9.
&ilfers.)
Guoers Gamuelieu. (Teo Ser Siple.)
Gu Wunbim az al Sonutn9. Cai
Warp VI. &tltens.)
ON Mp89eue. (gf @. g8. Shppen,)
6popeit til &eit tr~e-tuart Belt.
(gpentprItisier al Captain Wnrrpat)
Gt9ur SfiSier frd 8preueroenen.
q. grebpereu. 2. st Commercially
@nGgte 3euiera. 6prtGIins. Cham
ber's Journal
SnteIItgeus bos Tugleue otter
Sarntorieu | 9iatlren)
Carl ben ks Gun paa Slottet
Stodbolm.
&ogen tan erbploes itobunoen mob at iros
ipupe 10 Gents mere, eller lott S1.35 for ct
Nur. Seuo Gcr9c / Grpres Money Orders,
YpIt Money Orders eller re9litrereoe Srepe.
Nort Drafts fan oaian icuoCs. men, naar
man fjpber Ell 8auf Draft, inn &c oltIo eiter,
at Den Ipoer paa Chicago, Wtilwdntee, ct.
8aui sQer Winrenpplts. Scuoes lotale
Checks, iaa mari nltto: With Exchange.
ONreSSe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
81 Min.
SfoObranoene, Tom antpae

Sfoobranoene, iom unto9es at pare
fualt al ben iiblte 8esu, er bruot uo
i9ien, u9 Genen nurb og ueIt for Chip
peipa Sails trues meo goelGs9elie.
9anosbDer o9 8p9nin9er inoenfor
Srunbens Smraabe er / flor 5are o9
Sebperne er noe for at betjrmpe 81
ben.
Gn it9rf 0ageliiDrm raieoe iioIte
2prsbas / Gsnen pmirin9 Cumberland,
buOr ben 9iuroe flor Staoe paa Mtaiss
marferne % Sauerne. StOrmen efters
iulgtes al ct it9rft H~e9nIalo, bet isrIte
paa Ell bel Maoneo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

bar TO itore SlOds, fIere 6orretnIuser,
II 8eboeliesbuie % en- DiGnsos Staloe
blepne ct 8Op for 4usrne. 2abet belc'
Der iis til 100000.
5alleret Y~ogniabrii. Standard
Wagon Company | Cincinnati inoitil'
leoe iibite 9orsoa9 iiue 8etalinser.
Nttiperue anilones til 81, 20O,000 og
Yosiiuerne til 100000. S~elitabets
Beitprelie meuer ueo 6irlp at en- De
talin9suoiattelie after at faa Griiten
9jeuoptaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
2obesV ummer 985
II II b { t.
VI b a.

8iort Streife. Ere Sunoreoe
Wano, bele Wanltoba os Vortblpcitern
Serubnnens N~rbsiosiprte, er gaaet paa
Strsite, foroi be life bar iauet nogeu
Coming / be iioite 10 Tiger. Sa9eH
bar pGret ior Retteu / Wiuutpe9, men
oa Der life bar uprei uogeu lloiigt til
iuarlig Sronins. bleu 4rbeioet neo.
lat
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
10 y or.
BuI0 fra (Surpuo.

Sub fra europa. 3ampItibet
"aurania" Tom iUrleoen Dag I'll Neiu
gort meo oper 100000 / @ulb.
9ereiter tum 9amplfibet "giormnuOie"
meo S330,000, GINS" fra Bremen meo
$l,4S5,000 % "2abn" fra Gualano
meo 1880, 600 i Glib. Tampltibet
"Ducatan" fra Suoauua braate $780,
600 / ipanit Cub. Nteo "9urunia",
"Normanoie" o9 "Yneatau" brin9es
Selsbet af mootaset 8ulo | be iioite
fire Tiger Up til $18,000,000.
&olera Yunetinen. Netu gOrts
Suuobeosraaos aoIera Bliletlne for
IA os. lpoer iaaleoes: Scr CT inaen
npe 3tlialoe eler 0DoSialo iuotruiue.
Ollie Yatienterne er / 8eorin9. lloii9'
terne er M mere %opmuutrenoe eno me-
gen lib Iioen 8amperen "SaramanIa"
antom, % oft er unoer &ortrpl."
Sacramento" bleo famine Dag b.
iriet for anrnntaneu os gill 3ot. 5urs
inoen bar Stibet blcpet i~utoitrnoig rem,
let og oisinficeret.
Aluorlige Observation-Disclosures bar
/ De iioite 3a9e funoet Steo / Nelu
DOrt. Gu MRnsoe paa ouer 5000
@rbeibslsie an9rcb 3orson9 8albaln
Saa paa Sr6aro Street, bpor bet uar
n99tet benz uoen Betnliu9 at aiboloe
Wtgoe, De fuuNte Ruoerne, iprru9te
0sreue p9 tVs SGleu / 8eiiobelie. De
flelte al llrOitilterne belioo al rusIiffe
% polite Nrbeloere. Strar eiter fom
lto9le Betiente til Steoet o9 arreitereoe
tire al SanoenS Qeoere, men Heiten iors
bleo o. fortiatte Mgost, paa builtet
Here opblolenbe 9aler blep bolot. "a
WRngoen MI bar poret TT mango 9us
timber, blep BET foreIlaaet, at Ell Del AT
8elta9erne ituloe be9iue zig til Glarers
Don Sna Os bolbc Wsoe Der. 8e99e
Steoer blco Reiolutioner peota9ne,
6uorpeb blanot anoet Yolitiets SpirRs
ben fritiiereoe5. Get uotnltes, at
W9uoene bar ireoetigt itemt, men piloe
O9 maatte BABE @rbeioe. Wgoerne
blep imiblertio pluoielig afbruot uso,
at en- ltsrre YolitiItprfe rpttebe iuo %
rpooeoe Salene. llrber Stenfnlt tr9ngte
Eulitiet WGnsoen tilbase / @aoen, %
eiter ell bnarb Stamp lpfteoes bet til
iioIt at iplitte Weu9ben.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
u Il M

StGrfe JorbIfialp. 6reoas WOrs
gen inotrai ct 3urofj0lu i gu6areIt,
burti9 eiterful9t al to andre. BebOerne
bleu meset itr9mte % mango itprteoe i
Natoraet no paa Gaoerue. RrHore
Sfabe blep tilieiet en- Del gp9uiuser,
men iu9eu bleo i@aaret.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
u uitraIien.
SalpiperasmaaIet.

SolOipergsmaalet. On fremras
senoe 5inansmaub, Thomas O. Re.
Gartbp al @ellinston. Retp 3eslanb,
iom iorttben opboloer fig iGbicasu, ubs
talts iorleben paa Joranlebnins:
"Get Ipnes, at man belt bar iorslemt
ben pistise SubFpoelie, Guitralien bar
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
6 0.
Tcnper % gin 6rnnne @nnen y

IcNper DB NtD OrnlDe Vnllel OF
efter Sigenoe mart ouersaa iii en- "&es
ceiuer", buis Snotagterne ueobliuer at
saa neo. Sertil iuarer Yreiibent Sci
fern, at bel ct Saneus Snot9ster 9aaet
1870 psf. neb, men ban benGgter,
at Der er paatGnft at ubuaune en- "Re>
ceiper".
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
VI lust }.

lllpffe paa Seen. Gn Del Sitter
banOe bleo iioite 9irsbas O~peruGloet al
en- StOrm / 0auet uoior Supial, en-
Saonebp omtrent 60 Wil ipoUeit for
Reoel. Manse Bauoe git unoer. Spts
ten R9no pioe5 at oRre orufnebe %
mango andre iapnes.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
e. AnundSen,

Drawer b. DECORATE, IOWA.
Seno "IceorabsV ofen" % "@co
Nrncn" I'll Npr8e. Irtlei CT tun - tor
Ct belt Nar,
Som IrGmie til Sjrnlanoet oil hi iirr
anbcfale Naoerpcrs@taeoct elcr Billie
bet Nbriitus for Vtiatus.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Chic.

gpsn Steubsnpias bleu @anbas
biemisst al en- itcrre Sloebrauo. 81.
ben ppItoo / y. 81. 9iuDiaps aiperp
stable, ps for SraHoen blep %iluttet,
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
1cu
Yraftilfe &aaogiper
-for-
Varmc II,

inoeboloenoe:
|. Ilerc Gunoreoc Naao % Dor.
tfritter til NorGoling, Spbepas
rin0 90 Venpttelie al xanos
brngsproonfter;
III. Q%orttattct SunobeosIGre;
Ill. Mnotsnins til oen beofeY ernes
pieie;
. Nv. 8efripelfe al Dc altninociishe
2pepomme 90 ceres Sebanos
linz.
$50 2tSer, eoot 2birtin8sbino,
Yrts as Gents.
'1eeorabsY Soften" % "Veo Nrnen"
ct 2lar, meo osnne Boo iom
YrGmie S1.75.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

II Is well known that Prof. Brecken-
ridges school, DEBORAH Institute, gives a
first class Business Course and at q charge
of only $500 In addition TO the regular tu-
i:ion $500 a month.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Teachers aud those preparing to teach
should not fail 10 attend the teachers re-
view course al Prof. Valder's School.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Seu'inore Stemme.

Sfu lnbre SfetiFle. Epfimerei:
Ia De piloe besaa 5%Orbrpoelien. Yin,
ila9ebe, uar Der oa life en- inore Stem,
me, iom insoe 2em, at De itulbs afitaa
berira?"
Den Gutlasebe: "Spor pil De ben.
Or. 3ommsr, ies sr oa insen Yusta>
lerl"
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Secorab= Ycfen
%
NeD Mruen
for lSS2-S3.
@pr npe 8rGmiebo8:
Rp0loltunoen

sr uofummet meo iplgenoe intercsiunte Sno.
bolo:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-17

The lSnching OF a negro accused Of muir
der at .i'ardweil. Ky. lately was q very
bsrbsrc.as act, and very wanton outrage.
for the .nAn. if guilty. was certain to have
been executed In due season by the law
Ii Their. Was any reasonable doaht about
his gull. of course he ought not to have
been executed either within or without
the Law: The proposition TO burn the man
Was punishment that the legislature Of
no stale in this Union could iegslise
The 1stitations Of We believe al tho
states expressly declare that excessive bail
shalt nj,: be required nor excessive fines
nor cruel punishments in liicted
Burnsng st the stake has not been a
legal punishment since colonial times ):
ner cGsn in Europe sine. i.sk In the
year 1901 an Indian slave and a negro
woman: we're tried for murder by special
commission in New YORK coiony Both
~ere es.nvicted. aad the man was executed
hy hanging and the woman by burning.
Ira iSlS twenty one slaves we're exeense in
the colony for being concerned in an in
sasreegion which resulted in the killing OF
num:er os white persons. and some of
the cog sIots ~sre put To death by burning.
sti.I la;!sr. as = result Of what wss known
a. the .arsro plot of iTtt and isfs. thirteen
nesso,:s we're aarasi 1T the stake. Fin.
ally, n H.. or in the following year. a
black 1ho bad heca convicted nj an As.
ssali sipoa a woman VAS burned At the
stake -sn loAnssown. y. Y. These and
ether examples OF cruei pan;shnlents were
given "a aa interesting opinion which wss
delivered thirty years ago Ia the gan.
ersi ies M al the SAITH judicial asssrsc, hy
Judge.N iilian W Campbell Of the supreme
court ~ New YORK state. for The parr2a.e o:
shosssr. ~ be said, that there had been
good cause sag the prohibition in the con.
ssisusis,a against e-asI and sn usual punish.
msu,s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-17
STATE PRESS OPINION.

The puyaliup Commerce says that Mount
Rainier has grown 600 feet since Il was
first measured. That's nothing Col.
Griggs and John Collins say Hugh Wal
lace has grown more than that this wear.
- Whascom Esreilte.
After ali is said. the Posr-INrErIiGEScER
is . very strong paper editorialiy, Al
though we cannot always agree with its
sentiments. nevertheless, we are nearly
always compelled 70 admire the yigor and
style OF its utterances. The Posr.IxrEIlr.
oEScEK has lots Of brains.--SAeitoa SsasineI.
Ii Mrs. owings' heart is not moved 10
pity by the sad lot Of her ambassa dors she
Is hopeless. Ii Mrs. owings is not made
wroih by the insult put upon her by the
treatment accorded her ambassadors We
have sadly mistaken the Owings spirit.
These are the times that try lady man.
ayers souls Tacoma Neres.
When the present financial depression
IL over, Seattle will go before the world a.
the only city on the Pacific coast tina. can
hoas. OF no bank failure. This will be the
most favorable advertisement the city ever
had. aud capitalists in the East will look
upon Seattle as q solid. substantial place
in which 20 make investments. Erer,,t
TsalsS.
Bal Dumphy, Of Tekoa, whose name ha,
attracted number Of Newspapers Of this
state by its oddly. has finally demon.
ssrated that is owner Was not . myth. A
MAS generally supposed. by receiving An
appointment As inspector under Collector
Saunders 81 Port Townsend. Bill Dnmnhv
. myth Well. We cues. not. He i. !,
thoroughbred Democrat, ana the Co,.,non.~
eongrssuiates him on his success.
Casanaoarr.
The Tacoma Scws IS coarse and a;nn.n,
Speaking Of the differences between NJ.
Hoaghton and some Of her associ,,s, i,
Worlds fair Affairs, II says "hair.puII,n.
now begins" That IS unjust and u,'s
manly. The ladies are fsn,,a, on, .hsir
differences openly, eouraseously aud ws,h
;ae weapons Of pen and type. There vii
be no hair-raliing and there is likewise a,
end TO hack-hlsing. and herein Nr
Hougason has set . tine example ,ha,
might we'll ee followed by some Of ,ha
raen connected with Washington'sex exhibit,
at the far pakns< E<rs<@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-17
THE PASSING THROxG.

Robert xaafeil. who viii appoaf st H. Seattle
thestsr The nsxs thsoe ntghss WITH his company.
arrived IN tss city iass night and = q ts Worth
err hotel. He Il . man Of nne sppeasanee. and
should hare good presence On IL stsgs He
II also . clever coavsssatio0aiist. and tsiks en-
tsstatningsy Of theatrical affairs both In this
country and in EnEland. vhsss be served his
apprenticeship GA the London staga This y
his Grss vfsst to Puget sound, - be has nos bsen
further north than San Francisco % hs former
tours 70 the Coast, and be - dslishaea with the
gigantic Scotland ios psesurssqusnss4" spsak-
ting Of his tour he said. ~ws bavo had very
good success for this time Of the yess. and con-
sideYiag sAst The silver question IL soaring
people In some a. the states we visited
We LETS New York % the Fourth. % that ve
have made . rapid jump We pasysd two
nights In Salt Laks and II Oregon, Pocateiio
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At the last session Of congress the inter
state commerce committee OF the senate
wss direvsed by . resolution TO make a
thorough examination of tho Ion1-dis.
rassed question OF tho relation Of the
Vaiied States and Canada with regard To
raiisaad transportation. with particular
reference to the existing lave aud reruia.
sscns governing the transportation OF
Canadian cars over American territory.
Cosassessman-eleet Hepburn. Of Iowa. ex-
soltester Of the treasury. Is quoted by the
kex York Ssa, fsvfra., as one OF the best
posted men in ;se United States on the
res'srsi subject 81 the railroad relations nj
she United States snd Canada and esus.
esa93y The question ct bonded merchandise
Nj. Hepburn Will accompany tia ,,,s,-
state commerce COMMITTEES en- its ,os,r Of
Investigation. Mr. Hepburn believes rhn,
some la~ h necessary 10 protect American
Intervals. Mr.. AsphaEn, whAe solicitor
II the treasury. studied CLOSELY our ra!l.
rasd transportation relations xith canada
and Canadian reads ani he reached the
ecns.uskoa that thew were rot eeneae a,
W - ana thas Ne grant very valuable all
10 sae Canadian roads. TOR which our peo-
pie receive very snaieqnase rstasas.
II isss. says Mr., Herhurn. the Canadian
reals iecessed from the United States 49,
Or loaded esrs-neassy s.0nee tens OF
FIRE sAt. saa worth 10 the Canadian roaas
pre.:ssss So. sssIaa This vas sYassse thai
nat rally ana properly belongs To oar
roaA. And whsca. IL controlled by our
roaE, would wnahss them 10 give a. iov
rae rs their competitors. The Canadian
rosfs not esesng sahiecs to the long and
shcf hsal clause Of sae Interstate ecus-
Dess lava rs>ssss many advantages over
sheiS oomp~sitoTs "a shis side ssi N. s,ouu.
darA The Canadssa government All. "a,
soass 10 seeare tAis sFassc ia many WAYS.
notsfssy. by discriminating Gates GA ira.
porsAtians from the United States. The
carriage al tea Was, \ feS yesrs siae~, an
tmg~artant issm ef traffic 10 oar roais. Rsst
. ~ years $50 The CAassi.sa sessrnueas
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60 handrpd weight for the cnsfespooding
eleven months al the previous yeax. How
little. too. the exports Of ghsat ffo0 lndis
are in6uencsd BY the prscs q silver ~
pssss from the fact that. whereas. In
Issl-s2, whsn silver uas Sc pence pr ounce
In London the exports were 1851 SD
hundred weight. thsy fell in lsso-0. uhsn
silver was - peace per ounce. TO Il. 49,
"a hundred weight
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started cut With pArty Of seven snd vas
at oncs stopped from paying all fright.
and when he rot through with the sven-
ine's sight seeing each ouse figured mp. and
they had spsnt thfes Or four dollars apiece
and had only gone . short way through
the great row Of .-cateh psnn,ss-"
Ny attention vas called yesterday TO
quiet, dignifed-looking couple at old peo-
pie sitting in one Of the corners where
many fair people pass each hocr. They
looked Just like the xentlefoiks from some
old Kaintuck tobacco plantation. for they
had between them = big cigar, which one
would smoke awhile and then pass over 70
the other. Without word of conversa-
tion they sat and smoked and reated. en-
tirely oblivious 20 tine attention. attracted
while the old lady smoked the cigar and
spat across the path like . vetssan.
Leo B. Hart. Of Seattle's famous s.kid
co mmittee." arrived this week like .
Puget sound zephyr. He proceeded to
tske in the sights and started for the
balloon and the Ferris wheel. He wauted
to soar above the common crowd. When
he came down from the big a64-foot wheel
he cancelled his date With the balloon and
said he would hoof it the rest Of the way
around the fair. For once in his life, he
says. he got high enough up in the world.
Dan W. Bush, editor cf the Chehalis Bee
Is cunning for some one. He says when
he arrived here he and his mother regis
tered in the Washington building. and the
Posr-IxrELLIaExcER duly announced that
Dan w. Bush and wife had arrived at the
fair. He II afraid the boys at homo will
never cease asking him about his better
hall. Dan Is > young but promising
bachelor.
The Arabians in Midway Piaisancs
have erected q large pavilion in which
they are exhibiting their horses and
dances, tricks, etc. They have labeled
their new show, "Ottoman's Wild East"
and thus has Buffalo Bill bsen confronted
with m alleged rival.
Washingtonians who take the Wabash
street cars for the fair grounds will recog-
nize familiar name when they get to the
corner Of Cottage Grove avenue and Thirty
third. where they win zee large, fine
brick block named 1.-THE Rainier"
Kate Field. Of Washington City, and Col.
c. r. Ferry, of Geneva, Swift xerland, who
has been nicknamed the Duke of Ia
coma held long conversation in the
Washington building yesterday. Their
principal talk Was about the Chinese.
Both are bitterly opposed to the Geary
law.
Col. Ferry. while examining the art
productions at the fair. was asked about
the art institute he tried to establish in
Tacoma. He looked very weary and said:
II don't know, am sure. what il going to
come OF my efforts in that line. got .
nice collection of marbles and models and
presented them to Tacoma about four years
ago and asked them to erect . little build
ing ~ nucleus for an art institute. but a.
yet nothing is done. I have since cam
ceiled an extensive order for another con-
tribution. and do hope something will b
done soon BY friends Of art on the Sound.
should very much delight to cooperate
with them and help to make it valuable
institution" 4. 8. n.