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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

AT wAsHINGToN-.H. c. Roberts. Of
oce With 81. Louis Republic Bureau,
AT AUSTIN.-L. A. Petit office in the
0tate Capitol Building,
AT D.tLLAs-w Y. o'Lcary, office sa'
Main street. Murphy & RolarE Eu.ld.rs
AT GALVEST0N--J. II. Sullivan. office
u the Evening Tribune Building.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial ISL Bisfnes.. iSa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing Company.
j. 1. WATSON, r. N. JOHNSTON.
President. Vice President.
q. '. PALMER, Secretary.
% ColumnA 40 TO lv2 Columns
osml- Weekly Post, n2 Coils. per Wssk

Entered q tho rostcfnoe at Houston. Texas.
- eecond Glass Matter
Subscription BY MaY-Da.ly and sunday Post ore
y5ar, 90: six months, $40; three months
~ 20; ono month. 81 90.
eundsy Post one year tlN0.
oen!-Wcekly Post, tMondsys and Thursdays) oae
year, q 90; sig months. 900; three mont tbs 2bc
Eestcrn Busnsss once, ~ Tribune Building, scw
York The :. c. Bcckwith Special Agency.
Western Business once, 400 THE Hookery,' CHI
oago, rho 8. C. Be ckvith Special Agency.
Q. 4. 10. Holland, Travelling Auditor
gbe Posts travelling Agents Colonel W. n. Carey,
General travelling Agent; VIII y. Linn. j. y
neaish and J. Van rearss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

After cha rman Green has finished his
education in Texas republican politics ne
Will appreciate the truth and pathos Of
the song entitled "a Boys Bes, Friend $
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

| As boiling candidate for congress, Is
not Colonel John Peter Smith. receiver Of
! the city National bank, Fort Worth. in
danger Of violating the spirit Of the cisi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

The Three Friends has been s,,,e.
aga-n' II appears to be part Of tho ron,ln,
for every really successful nllbuster IN h,
FIRST seized by Uncle Sam.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

While committees are gong into u,x,.,
10 study tho effect OF FREQ silver an -.
and business It would be q rood ,aea y,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

The mayorslt!es n New York state APP
pear 90 be NE chief stepping stones to
netting higher aud better. An Ell cieat
mayor w.ll generally make an efficient
oif.c al. wherever he Is placed. on tac
other hard, POOR mayor demonstrated
pum.stakabiy thai there Is no;hins IN
him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

london Sep. -s---a- -. James Esrs,fe
ta.s aftefnecn Ta isaes q As2ssng eSstcrs
las E~&oa-4 Seg Tr1qse Azssa-es~ TIE
siaza,,t- gsstuss oGt tAe sEse easclrs tore os
She es1 54sseess2l senas-etScssl press en- sha
sE~niy Sa-e4terei w.tR to4nt sa0ss-ie E-a-c-
peAn 4etaosa if ne Interfere On Turkey
Sgassast r3@ 81 - q re powers pa. tns~e .
0ne eomo.naLan wsich Srst3sa. STATES sa2 r.
Satp ulxht eGvet. Two states xaAca asye
Ats4e so EAln from Russia co4la aet wftA
4s 21G end - trasson. X'he Ixktea sseAsss
4r4 tfalF ara acts Understood 10 De friend
tF 90 Russia, neyersi9~ae Eeataer Is ye.
$3.50 deeply .aEoive1 to Dc @ase 20 s4sarrae sa
.neeF@n1srt 4tNsss3e lnss4x Brit an irsrs-A-
ttsa " 1y sAbGla not Exl4Ed. Ire trus-
te3 States ara it2iy sorm a new 'axes-
14u8
As one - 80 nations cs sa~ earth re
yates States r@r unSe~x1sx. sa- impulse
which weal3 drive Enggssn--e- to war u
cEIer 20 aafre~s tyranny or resc3s tee ep-
pressed. EseGtE CT ATn~-&caxs xcsit re-
gar1 wita enthusiasm thr spectacle af sAs
uEs3on "a 4 sf1a fAe stars and stripes aoas-
iag side cy St.e ie 80 Rssehargas 20 back
saetr tefaf a@zns ~ 20
~ Gazette SAYS Ttaiv = az ready -
tcin ERgiand K iaAT tef. and ccDrfaS~s sHs.
i valgAi - expected t4zst tAe Russ8sr c@rss-
rslAaiaf1 would 80 20 pisces a. tire mere
AsSec4 o. thts b@agae ~ p@acs. -zrd .hs
3EssSUz4 raszat srzs % freSN Srssrsug
q ooTers. ana tAe delivery q Eareps ARD
- 2eeRse from Turkish nssrGse ard tho
1s2serogS saE&lScns into which /. Is s.zsk-
&~g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

LONDON. SEQ f1-Tae Tines rrfnts a
ss-sez4l artt-le sals morning on rae recer,.
k1.ssi-nE - tG@ emperor - Germany az E
tlae 1zAy. Ok y i14o1 the fp.aoNlsgg IS A y,Arg
Eas Interviews tsetE Eeen the emperor
4Ana car a Gar4atz consisted ~ fw3 i2ug
s4sks. Esng-ernr William was s~1s.seiy
@Fsasa9s- ana taikaEaVe. ard even rte,9r3-a.
Sa-l4 51e czar 14s rst4es1t Es1sf and
cautions Emperor WA.Aaza declared ,ae
Russo French e1te1te caused q lra salts
fac sen ratzeT thza anxiety. because ae
Regarded x as a g5aran&ee of peace. fEls
speech tsen proceeded IS F0ilg2s. ! can
H9I guarantee verbal accuracy. bs3c I RE-
iseFe fh.s Is ssztEsts italy cozgest. TEs
German emperor sad.
The F-encn nation does Tot wish war
bist when yhcse AZ the head q aH8lrs de-
ssre st the nation IA very Eabla 70 lei;
tfse4f - carried a way. A. n~escu. hoa-
ever. France zoel3 not enter upon a great
"AT without yoar cooperation. sn1 I nave
compete conH8e-@e IL your sraalt4onzI
vision and arrnness. ! knox sou MI
riet make var n order 20 Elve FrAnce tie
satisfaction @: revenge. tasr - Z II lay
slaes wlA 90 natnlng 70 furnish u pre-
iext- ! may say even more I am gs4d
- Tossr intimacy AIN France. tecatls@
fnAt Intimacy u 81 suffice n 2o5i 81 cae-x
tae revolutionary sPir.t by Noah it is
Crash 81,
IN Russia you have nlhals-a. the
spirit OF conspiracy. the sng.E of dark
hess Tn Germany ~ AAse scientific
socialism. t.a2 spGT4t os 60 stractlou dis
gulsec under tae rrask o4 hKaoer.f.csA
sctenfsnc formula spirit Watch IS very
dangerous So q people which delights ~
obscure paiiosoqhical couce ptlors. and
wnich imagtaes < understands what IS
obscure In Frame VIA dominates is
the falrst Tor osertAF0w4ug TIE existing
order os taings-tAe desire og novelty
which takes possession - ovcrr3ch and
comforta bic people when they lsal time
le heavily oa tfefr hands.
We ouEnt 10 att As the guardians %
TIE order and tae protectors - tae peace
@. fae worltA X SIS a mos, urgent qles-
tsofL y is ire salvation of alI. and i wa
fflarca foTaay3 together ss We unite l1
or3er to-day - eonbAt the enemy of God
@ad kings. we sasil De rewarded hy tas
gratitude - t'se woFia and ~ history"
"tith reEar5 10 she rzsrs : -rpIs. t1ere
are hnt ts9 reports current According
- one, Czar Nlcaolas saoak uafe~o-
NAaam Aar5nsy hy gne hand ard S48S
! am absolutely in agreement Nth you
an5 arm frasy - Join in Rorx whiaa Is
y orfay OF 0Hr uni.e3 egor.s
According - another report the cxs~
seemed rat Altogether a- rsse wbsn tha
e'snpesos ~as SpeaksaS 3f France and on
hearing the 3cro~a-on ae expressed
merely in t4<ee terms his pacific .rt@n-
fsons, Tee latter version seems thr
more probable snd I00re fa hars7one wira
tire character, ~ Ntcholas gous4e~
there is ID Gouat that Ernre -or NHl.are
subsequently declared himself sa sa4d
wtta the reply"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
Grazing res Improved the Forcsg-
Market for Our wh~at-

~a>--a. SER Tf.-Tae sac rwa.- corr
rsrsen # su ee9~sc- % * rfA ~-s1@s 9,
z1es- arz oea~r GTaa-s fo- -1a e-Sl-1as
Tegr. To--C--1a -1s Per 4a3 gran sse--
ess - - r.xsz Aszr.-E L Is ..9gEat
Seser2e.e % sE5las- - syS-e-n fG..s -
tae-1. = helnE -1ss- s-.eaesoEs . <av@ .-sn-
i-A- ErzSss .s-ae,-slaa3 .z Oregon. = TTos-
so.e. T-s sFSen cs sac g~as1-g a-
1~epe~ cG s-sF-ez tas- yes- Improved -
fore 81 Ts-ke- - Hase3-g-o0 grain ar
~@ae& 3~ seva7ai Sa1 E-znNss~0 SITS
fg-1- Ae~s ~ nsy C2rEoeS 500 - Lon
&9r az. Souta Ara OF c1Ea1Eo7 -E---
r7ey reeve La@ NssAlzg-9z sac t-sps--
tsn- AZ .~ss- ore ca-S1 p Oregon gr2
or similar cer54tacUs sa2a s-a 2
gam ssTHr, 1- asEg ASSET . se-1 -
.s@ea@Fsr 10 Eo~s and - graz
= zea- Is -7cv.1< - th@ seabos~s s,ow-
-. present sa5.Y raeslr-s beg I4-aen .
tzez-y cars Tse a-S- Csrzo ~ ae
sezseel os.xeez2 Sspcsa15er = s-4 Cs~-o-
era~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
KILLED ~ a DUEL
4 @afounk g-eg,~r and fh~ son OF Con-
nrs.@-rFaN Nn The Fri Ina.arsaln.

Wan n3re~ A. Sfns S T~aa& Hep
-a sea - f'ea Ereas sAn sfsnasr- e
lss4 fasEat saet Rs - e#.es. gsse stass.
.. 49, Ee - saa s<fasa soaf ssosa nsx
4afax weaE~en. fsssests~ - sgersv
20 e~ resa - a@fs tsnssn~n $50 fe a.
~Etehr oa sae &an nse fsfirosa.
a4s Hass ~ eee~ at tae etasen. TNs lar
as nef aa& -rssfve are kN4eEas n~T~
~s~s azs am -e tsarwa Arnanx
fHsr 847 = s4us tae ar8nrsfar - =
sa.eoa VA e.seseef 5sesfszT7a resroFes fNs
"a feF t1se ars ff~w a@o&s
u ~rae se 5eRr~stsg - TeFEsetESEsF -
tA@ ta&a rns se1 = fae Fn3fwssr Sg8 *tza-
hes hm 1aa s6 ws = n11ket sEi5~,
s~#z nHt a sxhs Naama At Hep
sssfns e4xxess .au gasv eaFfs8 and sTtrs8
re.ergs 49, wss aM1 few aasseS later snFs
~ fsse ksvses aaf au#He5 sre. u fFe So
of1 ~x sanxa - saa-s Ksaa2rs vas Elt
a.. s-s Ex9 rssfs a.er
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
THROUGH 4 TYPHOOS.


Ta-o-nz. >@pt- 1s.-Ta@ barksrtine WINE
X. = 1E~. Ganr Brigham, GEElys1 90
day from SlanEa4l. aavlag made ,1e
voyage ia tNerty-esEat Gays T1ree sea-
saea AKA S@-9n4 M4se Peters saoca-nae1
- me terrible hea- wasca prevailed when
tas H0Ie eft S-4Aaga.4l. Two - thsEn
Sere or lGgy fe~ seventeen days. a11
Peers as cl- seaman z=Ee Unable % Re-
sanzs work and aFe nov a. tze TZz--1s
A1sp.sz a. s. Po-- Townsend
n lat..24e = 1agrees g minutes. 1olgt-
tide 10 eas-. tha 1eFres- lyps-oo2 Capt.
8Esrszn has eser experienced struck t1s
AG-ae Fer hoGrs Sc scI5tes3 oeso-s rae
furious gE.es Ra8er bare p0.es a re uD-
ssaai r4,e - E5ae niles All soEr. Heavy
Taios fel sn1 ne storm Ess 7 long tI-
breaking carrying ne vesse. % - soGtA-
a. 90 her coarse. TIE waves surge
a ross the 5@cxs 10 mighty o!l0Ns. h1-
the Hure rode the crest Ike & cork. Tae
fggesaH vas carried away before = could
r4 reFfes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

NeN Yerk. Sept ia sssrstrh % .hs
t5ersld from London szys The sians@rss
nse es 3 dfsEsteS fraH S-ssss ssailfsnopse
lasf tee Eouas Turkey party q covering
fAe r.fT wtfb n3asarts ArTllin~ me people
20 tetArana fhe satan Sersosas sfo1t@s. u
s sttFi~sf, as certain 10 cccur wffHin a week.
Eayssisa tFoossa are mlxHfig d~paF3lmx s--
ne FfsnN = fae MsArs sea. where. Il is BE-
ts.v@e. they sTe drowned
Tae British fvR.aen's a. shs l1stAncs ~
tae B~ftt@s1 eTf3seassy. pave fsfek~a akest -
Lord - sfssrY. sraiinw that their Nxes
AMI property 49, gn Sanger TIE French
res Sems= haxe takea similar p f1on. Dirt
s@N sr6 F'~sFh fe~fs are n0w near fhs
rnoaiss II t4s. Tssr "a Ese3 sse
FtlaA Pasta. une ~ thn ag1tar's aide lie
esv gs- waz egs@8 sona1 ~ - tew tsm< fas
se-fe a,onT rae DsT3an@5ses ~oasa heck
tae nssssge - the wsreffp@ *ra ~ r.
ps9 thst taey cosba stoa them 10 Amos,
sslf a. hasr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

Tacoma, seQt- ts.-Tae British stearne-
N7olw sailed from Shanghai Sap-eu1hs-
for t.4+s port. - load l1uoer a. me Ia
eana inAl gor Ds.agoa bay. Soata Africa.
4'1-s ~tA re sAe arst steamer % load for
Soush Atr.c4 slnee ;ae sudden breaking
= 81 sae So4ta African lumber y-sSe
tEaleen months ago c. used hr the
+Fahss A. troubles shipping men ael.ege
t1e eat-re Soa;a African luru Der ru.1rSet is
Seon 10 F.2 opened 20 WasaluEto t..nb@r
sAasa- Ta-r.y u4-sslofl ftct ri 1s-neer a-en-
sTsn 8r.-tsa Columbia ara Puget sound
Ealis a-rug tAe eigat months that the
is44s continued
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
Killed While IInnrIi,v.

vancouver B- r.. Sep. ls-Tae news of
3 fatal ending - another hunting expe-
s4taoa w@@ resolved to1ay. H. holy o.
AeFt 'aa 5ssf. wtl-kaoau Ca.l4wacE
l-rn.er. eaF.1E been fo1-8 w1th tao
esl4 GO ot s1Qt .n a.s ao5or'en- C'naGsey
1+at o+- deer a4al-g cR S1raas moant-
ata. sr T. seems tsat fu getS.nE over 4
~ a s-a veat oT TIE bo4y vas no,
f910r. to- A couple q. says
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
FOR A NEW DREIBExD.
4 Proposal That England, Italy AM
Te.fs lnuurrz- I-rlta

This Country rnfee.
Lcnesor. Sept E--Tns Csss,:as esso
morning .sas ar EDITORIAL ts w1kcA 3. wes-
Cs1--s r1s suggestion o. tte - .hSuHD
Gazette tSa- I~w 4se4oard. sy-xv6.ng
,srsss Esr1,airs- me Insset States ard Lazy.
wou'H ssave tae Armenian psosAegs. To
csrr~1s<-s looks upon ssxs ~ q gF-cr~,sAf
having -SthsEx h. common wseh cynical
3ZI1sfs -ssatsssza. a-sd greatly hoc~s ys1S 10
III n1f a. e-ro 81 th~ United Sta.ex
T's1e ChrcCSc5e thka s,ec~ets 20 ssses<
Ia Az AuaeT1cays &imirl .ss las. year
o-@sfe4 - lombard YIifis ressre - sAers
a@re arg fav.he- Ys&sxAsves or A-uaasssars.
'.T,lase oTvsers. SAYS the tsaror*~ss ~we~s
s11tsss gsaeTgt.y Withdrawn when sts yenex.
Ue.sa cssg8zlta cAree 20 q bad. sngls
exa18p5s - ts~ aAasrer 81 leaving SUCH
4lxputrs - SaGrnrr 1n.g fhey Rus. Over
a. tA@ neCsss disastrous moment TNs
sooner Lord salisbury ara Mr. Cn~y can
agree 50 tss~ arbserasion q sh~ oa~~-.rx.
tAe hesssT = vsl he for she chance es
u.s*oa which th> 81. james CAsesss ~
R-Ssay gsgzgs rf<ssszs -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
ANOTHER OUTBREAK FEARED.
The Orsr OF the -uitan TO Guard the
Embassies Dectfnrt.

uas.2rftrorl-. S~pt flowing 70 ths
Turkish governments csor-gnGas cation 20
.1e embassies 81 tAe pcner. regarding
ya-nors o another Armenian o1shrnas.
eosay the EarVlgu covsGls suthorsxesi shs
p-etce - enter foreign houses wAen recas-
s-rY ard srTsSs Arrne-szns throwing
.sSrnhs OF ssFoa.4nx saeErffssza.
TSae offer ~ sh@ Turkish Epvr--sr.esfs
80 farnisA sss> embassies with s-fArds has
l*en declined. the foreign osfscAais pre-
<cTr4ng 70 se3y or the wsssrssx OF blue
s&ck~ss from the ~arxnssx % shs powers.
= nee taH sss4.aE % taa fsy5rAskis. cir
csslkr !. ass9 ArrasnsSraz G2va been arrested
and <he exegas - Atmen'sns continues
TIA Tufsssh offlcsala deriaTe sha. they
hawe discovered = Q0sa.ity - isprrhs ani
as7senaia~ sfl san 1fzsis - seEeg quarter. Il
Is feared aiga quarters tia Ma4ss3l-
MAN movement Is sfoot against the eas-
fsn sgc military measures on an extern
ssea sale aaYe seeea asogis6.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
ANOTHER TALK WITH Il
This Time He Ventures TO Ex-
press Some Opinions.
HE BELIEVES IN REPUBLICS.
mat IN a Few Hundred Years
Monarchy VIII End.

he thinks That Our Best Men Are
Sot Elected 10 ONCE. and That
There should Be Fewer Political
PaTtte>-I hat Business Men. aud
coe Statesmen, Are sent TO the
>e1afe-American Machinery Is the,
Hest, He says. but ] 90 Dear-shsr
We Need - Cheap L.bor-ye Need
10 Restrict Immigration, but With
Justice 20 All.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

hat -asa- 49, = / - - +aara ! s.1
Ienxe- sx- ~ .,s~.stte., as.-ss- eA.r -
ocaer -aass - +-s \ ---s.--~~- -. .x,.-esz.-1
,ssl--s-ssA Is $50 49, s ..--.s
- hx- ss.-s-- go
49,. - =
r,asa s, -s =
.,~s.,ss- W -
ssf'>s s-+s'A
HIS las osaF~t spss.
How -arr stntes - 49,. - -
ntow - --~=s~~-,~' -ae ,-g,a~.s,. 81 -
-h-oacs as sr,.s~--~.a~
IL vras --,sz -N....s. ...-..., So.
vas --asee s.r "a -s..-s - -, -..,-.,-.,
tfg- N -ss.- t4,.ssas ~ -.,---... 80 =
tns~m ga f--.,--s,-s s...s. - -
-,-saS e-ts esr7~. ,-- ---s-. >--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
SAID KAISER TO CAR.
Let Is Unite TO Combat the
Enemy of Kings"
SAID CAR TO THE KAISER,
1 Am Absolutely in Agreement
With You on That"

hs2scr William Does Most o. the Talk
Ing and Betrays Hts Jealousy of the
FrIendship Russia I, showing To-
ward FraDca--T1 Germany He Has
>tscisiisED. In Russia the Gar Has
Nihiiisrn Therefore, He saws, They
vi list Re United
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

so.T@vae-s n t4e fog yesterday. a3se-
-Az-1-~ay oslEeez FADc51yer z-4 X.s-o.sa-
TIE VeSse. ler- Vancouver a. - an
s-ra1ez down .ozar1 N3c.oraa ua-
CO s.os bell. so4owe9 hv Ter ma
1estFs sap CognGs. AaouE telre@
0@s~Es A1teT. he haze % sElo3s an3 1os
cs~@~1e1 -GtO q cl091 So ~4z-s<s 1as.< rsavi-
s--s>A = Re restricted area os ne z-cal-
E~%aso became IsasseTu.ls and ne ze. eE...
Ham vas reached -aa. = AJAX urzs1 -
cgl...-i iso-As changed -woala % 7ecesS4ry.
y 24-e Inc ce4Ay IA ga..-4E he Psasr-Tr-
te-.s<seface- correspondence ykas = rn2z-er
oT some Torr-1n@lt, : improved re o.
E.oF-AE---F % cultivate his "a se.lezcy ard
Nj 10 FoE-S Luh. As personal xseras e~v.
T1o- - rs way. = - k.lE co4s@Ee lfx-
1oF1- man. a thorough -osE2oe s..-aa all s
{@+~or4 % superior a--a-glEue-1s i Was
Cue - the -o&rtesy u ne secretary .H4-
aaoe1e- exte--1e1 interview vas granted
o. Il Hung C1az1g - e2e Pos. -Inse z =
Ger representative
Tie interview took 7,ace th.s afternoon
G. ne 2roueas5s Cttk. after ne ns1
s'-Arss1 for Victoria aEa-a. His exce..es4cy
80 n a wicker cs4a-T. upholstered IN
srgosgF green sur1E WAe- rs 49,
Ioy Fas trayelEg across the Country. ffe
observation section a. .ae E,ynscltgs. as
private oa-. MAS furnished a ~ = n1-1le-er
& tAese chairs, a11 ne inquired e .s wou.d
- poSs-c.e - purchase such n Nancoa-
NeF. Mr. Lsa-s-.5e- vxao a..5 relg-gsarat - ~
1-as.as-za-a f4c4.1 sse-oss che Continent
fsaei !. his excs.le-cy woai5 as,-e7,i q
nc <1laIr as 4 gsf- from tAa rOza ard a :
g Frl@.ner-o % his srsg. L. -epIs4 that Z
woN-4 give A--rl pleasure. and he woksr
a14-r. NH IS s1z0Ay 1Dho-s-erlag vas
given al aoIorA1 s1ace a1Eo--g ,he collec-
Szo-i . ODDS ard ems tlaa- Aare ae-r pr
sea-Sa % Aln 81 leae ulAgra,ess an1 the
oo11F 1FsAs-Es q high p-aces Il -1s wo-41's
oTer1-Ieats.
L sooA q train ot SIX ears 20 coaxer ne
F@@roy and -4-s personal su.,e sr1 ret.fsue
a-ross Eh4 Canadian Eac-.sc. af4 IS al1k--
up ws4s, 5esssls4s .aa f-r-Sc..sa. composed
% a4a s-eep--ss cosAca e-aeetoo. oecaPsed by
ne s4.-e. t. tolvis: car [or tAe Servants
a. three baggage cars
ane dents Of re Canadian Tour.
Saras of the exrer.eaces II the tcu-
al-7oss The continent. FOR tae 16tes q
M1.c.- : an I1z1er cs1l 1sa-ion . Mr Ia
.4C@e- Snay net prove lu4a- e~eS-faE.
A.esr .-a Flceyoy'S exper.eures Nh esac-
t-e-.y a. Niagara Eal.s ana nss ose-
o1en- F~.t % Toronto. The start aeross
"a continent was commenced a, SO Non
day ,no--..a-. fae - s2st., a. mich early
Aoaf a-s excelency vas -. 81 interested
sE7r afor % lie operations ct me tour :
beginning AL along The route crowds
Tefe Sa--s-ed a. tie stations. ;aat ree-e1
fars1 80 car Windows a. thc famous
ol4 1sa0- y 1p examined tnam 8i1a Qult=
es rc701 interest "a tAat which re seemed
- Inspire .1 t1em- A. Bar~y. ort
chinese woman who rad married ar E,--
sss1 o@.~er s,ar.ore3 tu th4 Chinese en-
p3re. al w1o lad ssncs 6.es. czl.es oa
re F-rerog ana vas gwen a org a1a:-
cnee AIS cXcnlieucy 3nT1s-ez lu-o ser
s1e1e - lfs. tEe number cF her z.srsr.
art o.aer matters incidental 10 Ter res
a@aes r Canada a Norsa Bsy a charm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

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And Now for The Interview.
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prefer a. ihls .Rst n.s-ysew rs4ea year
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a l2@ae SGro1~e --esssxz q. sr,s-..ss-e- :
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-4--o-~1 years t7e ue14rc0lal scrn -
scFsE7ia%.I N.l awe entirely disappear
ed an tas U1issrsal system vs. hs rAat
ot a repas.l-. ou1 L XII ~ n nun better
republican forna ,a2E .aat of ne United
States.
Our Best Men Not Chosen.
Wa improvements would rs excl
1ercy suggest" VS. asked
ttis exSe..fEcy Says tEa- your bzss ard
s,.-aTresE Tea 4-e n0t ire uasu who ars
e-scte1 Yoa seoUla sssce your oes. suea
ana t2sTe sAou4d - fever political par
tfs- Your senate 5 composed G raeA
Tren. s X ro.s'
Re AS answered :AAt :here arc many
TeE..as 1ea .u she J'a1ge5 states senate.
~S1ls exceilenry says tszE YESTERDAYS vc4l
stated TIA, Senator wzsAo1rn : =
wealthy aa4a- Is Ae sHazre rnAnr.
A. . senator Wasauarn, youv ren-e-
sentative replied t1A- Ae vas considered
= man = marked business anAty.
That : tas tro2a.e.' interpreted Dr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
NEN TRIPLE ALLIANCE
England. the United States and
Italy Against Turkey.
70 FORM A NEW ORIEsuNn.
Before Which the Russian Comhina-
tion Would Go 10 Pieces.

The Proposition Of the -. James Ca
xrtfe and Other London Journals.
That This Country WouId Re Proud
10 Assiss ia >uppre~>InE ryrarny
REd EescHinx the Oppressed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-02
OIL WELL IN THE OCEAN.
A Strange Discover Is Made In san Fran
cisco Lay.

A Strange Discovery IL Made In san Fran
cisco Lay.
A flowing oil well has been discovered
at tho bottom OF san Francisco bay. It IL
located about 500 yards 90 tho south of
Goat island. in deep water, and directly in
tho path of tho ferry steamers at slack wa
ter
IL was on last Tuesday that Captain
Jones made tho discovery that has aroused
the curiosity CT shipping mon. The bay
was smooth and tho atmosphere clear and
bright. Tie Piedmont was steaming along
nt full speed when the captain spied an
oily looking patch os water directly ahead.
The phenomenon was so uncommon that
ho called the mato's attention 10 IL, and.
after observing IL MS tho steamer plowcd
through, concluded that barrel of oil had
boon dumped there ny passing vessel.
Tho matter had almost escaped Captain
Jones' memory when. at the slack water.
as be crossed tho same spo, identically tho
Same phenomenon was observed, only in
moro pronounced form. Tho water within
a radius Of so Yards or moro was covered
with glstcning oil, and when tho attcn-
tion Of somc persons on tho lower deck was
called TO il they were willing to assert that
they could detect strong odor OF coal oil.
After that Captain Jones and his mate
took particular pains tn observe the phc-
nomcnon at ovory slack water The oil al
ways appeared In tho same spot, and at
timos seemed 20 be very thick upon the
surface Of tito bay Tho Observers evon
thought they coula .!setcct a movement
about the ccntor Of the pool, as II the oil
was being forced up from below by some
subterrancan force
Captain Jones called tho attention OF
several other fcrryboat masters TO the coll
patch. ard they havc concurrcd with him
In tho belief that thcro is natural oil
spring ut tho bottom OF the buy. Tho cbb
ard low Of tho So and the wash OF the
waves scatter tho oil, but when conditions
aro favcrnblc-slack water nnd no wind
tho coil spot" is always visible
Mariners familiar with tho coast assert
thnt tho Santa Barbara channel, which is
always selected as tho speedway for war
vessels on their trial trips, Ia faster than
any other bit of smooth water on tho coast
because there are numerous oil springs at
the bottom. Ii is n standing joke on the
water front now that fcrryboats may OK
pect TO make better than schedule time
because Of tho oil springs at the bottom of
San Francisco bay. - Cleveland Plain
Dea or.