davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-03-28
KOncert PadereWskiegO.

Wczorajszy koncert polskiego piani-
sty zwabif tfnmy puhlicznosci do Valen.
tine theatre. Trudno opisac entuzyazm,
Jaki wywofaf nasz muzyk W sfuchac b.
Powiedzmy tylko to, re prasa tutej.za
wyrazaiac sic o muzyce, jako boski+i
sztuce, uznaje Paderewskiego "a jej mai.
wyzszego kapfana.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-03-28
Zamach ia amerykanskiego
kOnSula.

W Porto Rico przechodzi4 p. Y d
Hall ko@o wiezienia, gdy hiszpanski
zo&nierz strzel} nan z muru otaczaia.
cego wiezienie. Ma to bye podobno
powodem rozjatrzenia hiszpan6w "a u
znanie kubahczykow "a strone woiu-
jaca W senacie Waszyngtonskim.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-03-28
SPkAWA P0L|TYCzNA POLSKI
WOBEC OPINII ZACHODNIEJ EUROs
Ply WSKUTEK ODEZW
Po'skiej Partyi Socyalistyczn'j.
Ze wszal ode,wafy sic sympa.
tycne sfOwa dla FOlski.

: Sprawa Polski W kajdanach
by1a g}osna W ca}tj Europe
cd samego rozbiolu jej az do
si6dmego lat dziesiatka nasze.
60 wieku. Okazywali nam
sympatye francuzi, okazywali
; ia ang icy, w}osi, wreszcie
szwajcarzy. Ale cd si6dmego,
wiasciwie od 6smcgo lat die.
siatka zaczyua sic dla mas cisza
ma arenie politycznej. O Polsce
uclskanej przestano movie, DO
tax we Francyi, jak we wszy-
stkich innych krajach, reakcya
obudzi1a sic, rosfa dosz}a do
dzisiejszego rozwie]moznienia
sic. Ci politycy ma zachodzie,
kt6rzy krzyczeli niegdys do u.
cha carowi: Monsieur, vtve la
Po(ogne! (Panie: MECH zyje
PolskaD, przedziezgneli sic W
p zebrzyd}ych warcho}6w
wstecznictwa zapomnieli o da-
wnycb haslach wolnosciowych,
jakotez o bojownikach tych ha-
sci, to jest o pclakach i ich ci.
czyznie.
Stan ten pogorszyl sic jesz-
cze cd chwili, gdy rzadowi ro-
syjskiemu uda}o sic ,ozdmu-
chac we Francyi rzekoma sym.
patye dla cara batjuszki i
wm6wic w}atwowiernych fran.
cuz6w, re istnieje sojusz rosyj.
sko. .francuski. w tenn poloze.
niu nietylko zapomniano o
nieszczesliwej Polsce, ale wy.
rzucano z granic Francyi tych
po1ak6w, kt6rzy byli przeciw-
nikami cara W Kr6lestwie, to
jest naltzeli do polskiej partyi
socyalistycznej.
Stosunki sta}y sic dla pol
skiej sprawy przykre, starano
sia wn owe w nieswiadomych,
re Polska nie istnieje, lie naro.
du polskiego ME ma ma karcie
Europy.
W chwili jednak, gdy reak.
eva europejska brne}a coraz
bardziej W b}ocie wstecznict.
wa, budzi} sic jednoczesnie re
snu lud pracujacy wszystkich
KRAKOW cywilizowanych. Mo
"a Francya, ia kt6ra pracuje,
mfode Niemcy, Belgia, W1ochy
m}oda Anglia robotnicza j
ozwajcarya pocze}y sic budziG:
10 zycia i uje}y do reki sztan.
lar wolnosci ludlow, sprawie.
iliwosci spo}ecznej, zdeptanej
liegoonie przez kfamc6w i o.
zust6w klasy uprzywilejowa-
lej. Cd tel chwili, to jest cd
hwili organizowania sic prole-
aryatu europejskiego, sprawa
'olski wyp}yne}a ma widownie
'olityki europejskiej. Partye
wszystkich kra-
6w, ME wy}aczajac Niemiec.
lei socyaldemokracyi, ami
rancuskich socyalist6w, prey.
nall zas}ugi polskich powsta6.
ow "a sprawe wolnosci powi.
III dzisfalnosc Polskiej Par
Il socyalistycznej, jako poza.
any objaw nietylko dla swo.
ody Polski, ale i dla dobicia
9 swobody zupe}nej ludu
'acujacego we wszystkich kra-
ch zachodnich Europy.
Rocznlca stracenia czterech
'lskich rewolucyonist6w W
tadeli warszawskiej przez
rama mongolskiego, kt6ra
zypadla W styczniu b. r. da}a
w6d partyom socyalistycz-
m Zachodu do wyrazenia
npatyi bojownikom zgas}ym
dzlsiejszym "a niepodle-
sc Polski. Socyalisci r6z.
III ! !.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-03-28
oDEzWA Do WYB0RC0W.
ROBOTNICY, WALCZCIE OSWE PRA.
WA BALOTEM, NII KIJEM.
Stancie przy urnie jako ludzie no
zumni j. ME pozwalajcie ma
handlowanie gfosami.

Ia kilka dni staniecie prz,
urnie wyborcze), do ktorej maci
wrzucic Wasza karte "a tym lul
owym kandydatem. Wszyscy t,
jestesmy robotnikami, giosujm,
wiec ma swoich, ma liste handy
datow Socyalistycznej Party
Robotniczej Socialist Labor
Party)l
Potrzeba nam W Radzie miei
skiej ma urzedach miejskich lu
azi takich. ktorzy beda gospo
darzyt W Toledo dla dobra ogol
nego mieszkahcow, a ME dla do
bra kompanij fnansowych tylko
Potrzeba nam ludzi takich
ktorzyby sic starali o taniost
zywnosci, o dobre szko1y miej.
skie, o }atwa komunikacye j co.
raz tahsza, zanim miasto samo
nabedzie koleJe uliczne ma VIA
snosc.
Potrzeba liam ludzi, ktorzyby
sic starali O jak najwieksze "a.
trudnienie pozbawionych piracy,
O krotszy czas piracy dla robot,
nikow miejskich i 0 wy2sze dla
Mich place.
Potrzeba nam ludzi ma urze-
dach iw Radzie takich, kt6rzy-
by sic starali o uporzadkowanie
miasta, szczegolnie W okolicach
zasypanych gruzem i smieciem,
kt6rzyby sic postarali o uregu
lowanie brzegow rzekl i kama.
low.
Potrzeba nam ludzi W Radzie
miejskiej, kt6rzyby przestrzega.
Ii sumiennie zdrowotnosci miesz
kaicow i bronili ich cd fafszerzv
zywnosci i mleka.
Potrzeba nam lu1zi ma urze.
dach W Radzie miejskiej ta-
kich, kt6rzyby ME oddawali 70.
bot miejskich do wykonania
prywatnym kompaniom, ale by
sic utworzy}a specyalna komi-
sya robot miejskich ia wyko.
nywa1a wszelkie roboty W imie.
niu i dla miasta Toledo!
Miasto nasze, jako m}ode ma
jeszcze wiele spraw do zafatwie-
MIA, kt6re tylko mona prey 70.
zumnej gospodarce przeprowa-
dzic. Ale p6ki W Radzie ina u
rzedach zasiadaja lud1e, majacy
zamiar i przekonania bronic tyl.
ko interesy kapitalistyczne, p6
ty ME many co ! marzy6 o lep.
szych czasach dla naszego mia.
TIA!
Czy wezmiemy demokrat6w, $
'zy republika1l6w to wszystko g
edna i ia sama klika wyzy- g
kiwaczy, kt6rzy maja ma celu k
'brone interesow kapitalistycz. v
'ych. Zas interesy ludu pracu;a
ego moga bye bronione litylko v
'rzez partye, ktora sic utworzy |.
' }onie samego ludu pracujace st
0, W ionic uciskanych i wyzy. 81
ziwanych.
Partya taxa powstaje, ,jak oil. 1
rzym, ma cafej ziemi Stan6w nj
jednoczonych i ona powoli mu.
wziac gospodarke kraju ia
hast W swoia reke. Podajemy
zis dalej W naszych szpaltach cy
lezwe tel partyi, kt6ra sic ma nj
wa Socyalistyczna Partya Ro po
'tnicza Socialist Labor Party)
zt6ra wygotowafa nastepujaca ia,
tie: kt
oNRAD EIcHMAN. ma komi ks
sarza robot ulicznych. ma
A. PARYsK1, ma cz}onka ad.
ministracyi gazowej. me ~,
HIN SH1EFERsTEIN, jr. ma FAC
cz}onka komisyi policyjnej. dla
BAURoTH, ma cz1onka ,
administ. rezerwoar6w. dw
FORGE MATLIN, na czlonka CIV
cmnntarnai
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
\ UOMlIN TRUTH.

Whenever a man fails his wife tells her
friend, that lc WAS too conscientious !"
succeed What She tells him III private Is
different,
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
TWINKLES.
HER AIML,ESS WAY.

i hardly think said the lawyer. that
YOU can get separation from your wife OH
account of her making practice of throw
ing things at the dog
But. " said the man with the haggard
look and the black eye. " ever, time She
throws at the dog She hits me
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
WHY TAKE CHANCES ;

The Professor have collected all
the material for NY work OH The Decline
Of Superstition shall begin 10 write the
book day after tomorrow.
Iii, Wife WHY not tomorrow -
The Professor Um:-A- to-uprrow Is
Friday
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
TIL; SUBURBAN MIND.

90 don ike youf milk, said the mis-
trcss OF the house.
What's wrong with it, mum p
Its dreadiully thin, and there's no
cream on ii.
After vou have lived i'll the town
while mum said the mlkman. cncour-
apinglv. Nou'l get over them r""rai
dca, OF Your H.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

Greatspeed hear that De Jones was
blackballed bv the Double Century Cycle
club"
Scoi cher Yes: he wasn't eligible"
Greatspee1 " What was the matter -
he rides a bicycle with upturned handle
bars
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

The Black River Falls Banner,
one of the Oldest and most IN
huential Republican papers IN
the state, devotes a column OF
it's last issue to an article call
ing upon the people to turn the
rascals down Including Gov.
Uphman and each and every one
Of the last legislature who voted
to relase the ex-state treasurers,
McFetridge, Kuehn and Baetz.
The plan adopted by the Repub-
lican state convention in 1892.
and re-affirmed in 1894, where
in the party pledged itself not to
interfere with the rights of the
courts and people, is quoted, and
the manner in which the major
itv of the last legislature dis
graced itself, is shown up. It
says that the governor had bet
ter be dropped, like dead, bad
smelling duck, as it were, if the
future success of the party is
taken into consideration.
-Steve1is Point Gazette.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

A Wisconsin citizen was sent
to Jail the other day for swear
ing on the street, but his punish
ment is not expected to reduce
the sum total Of profanity in the
Badger state or to establish a
precedent for officers of the law
fit was, the courts would be
over crowded and thejails would
have to build annexes inside OF
48 hours. Minneapolis Tribune.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

The next municipal campaign
in Superior promises to be a live
" one. The only two candi-
dates for the mayoralty who
have made known their aspira-
tions up to this time are Rev. e..
S. Starkweather, the deposed
mayor, and F. E. c. Byrant, a
West End attorney. The former
is said to have a strong follow
ing among the laboring classes
especially in Itasca, the new rail
road suburb. Many wary poll
ticians claim that the ex-mayor
stands a first class show ofbe1ng
reelected but the others look
upon his proposition to enter
the field again as a piece OF non
sense. Mr.. Byrant claims to
have the backing OF the conser-
vative element of taxpayers and
thinks he will get the nominal
ton of the Democratic party.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17
William WaldorfAstoris adver-

William WaldorfAstor is adver-
Using for an American editor for
his Pail Mall Gaztte. He finds
that hecan t trust an Englishman
to be fair where matters are con-
cerned involving his own country
and any other. This is a tribute
to American journalists, if it is a
trihe late in coming from our
distinguished fellow publisher
acrxss the sea.-Ex.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Wausau Wis. Dec 24, 1895.
Notice il hereby given that the folloing-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proofin support OF his claim
ont that said proof shall be made before the
River wis on Feb "a. 1896: viz John B. Nor
in II. f. No. 6121sfor the SWA SWA Sec: II
WIZ NwA and Sc IA Nv IA, See. 20 Up.
40 y r. 10 Z.
He names the following witnesses to-prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land. Viz: Albert A. Denton;
Emmet Marco, VIM. Bradford and Joseph
Dishaw, all of Eagle River Wis.
ELOUIS MARCH ETH
Register
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17
5000 Feet Above the Clouds.

Nearly three lniles above the sea, and
5000 feet above til t white, silent clouds
that lie III "a sweeping plain beneath you,
is something to think about time and
time afterwards, isn't it.
In the SKINNER Of 1894, the Passenger
Department. Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road fitted out an expedition tOclimb the
highest mountain south Of the Canadian
boundry OH the North Pacific coast, and
the grantlest peak in the United States
Mount Kainer or Tocoma- The party
reached theh highest point Of the mountain
after long and dangerous climb over
rocks and Snow and glaciers that were
gashed by cYeyasses, and returned in SAT-
ETY. This magnificent peak is between
IA, 600 and $4,000 feet high and indeed
may be found in The future to be over Is,
900 feet, or nearly three miles III height
III - beautifully illustrated BOOK, just
the story of this ascent is given
IN great details, together with many facts
about tins old mountain that was once
IA seethin volcano,
The Yellowstone Park and other pai5s
OF the great North West are olso illustva-
ted and written about.
III every respect this book is new, and
contains nothing this Railroa6Company
he's harpf0fOra rlublishpd
Its name is Sketches of Wonderland
md by sending three two-cent stamps
six cents-to Mr.. CHAs. 8. FEE, The Gen
erol Passenger agent of the Company at
st. Paul, Mimi, you will receive the
book III return.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Once at Wausau. Wi

Land Office at Wausau. Wis.
January 3, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the folio wing
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof for and on behalf of the
heirs Of Hugh Croker. deceased, i'll support of
their claim, and hatssafdproofwill be made
before the Judge or clerk of the'circtiit court
at Eagle River, w isconsin. on the 10Th day
of February, 1896. viz: Edward A. croker,
one of the heirs OF Hugh croker. deceased,
the SwA and vie of the NwA OF See II, Up.
40 y. X 10 r.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his'continuOns residence upon and .eultiva-
TelfOtson, L. j. cook and John B. Moran, all
OF Eagle River, wisconsin
LOUIS MARCHETTI. Register.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17
SUMMONS.

Villas COUNT y.
Town OF Eagle River. )ss In Justice Court.
TO certain persons whoseindividual names
are unknown but who are doing business
under the firm name and style OF Lang
ley & Anderson.
3aYou are hereby notified that warrant OF
attachment has been issued against you and
your property attached to satisfy the de-
mand of William Ryan. amounting to
500 80. Now unless you shall appear before
Daniel Graham, Justice of the Peace in and
for said county. at his office in said toWnon
the 18th day OF February A.. D. 1895, at
O'Clock in the afternoon. Judgment will be
rendered against you and your property
sold to pay the debt
WM RYAN. Plaintiff.
Dated this DIST day Of January 1896.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

The Wisconsin Central Rail
road has joined hands with the
Great Western in the popular
move to- give the 6. A. 4. about
all it asks in connection with the
St. Paul encampment. 1t seems
to be almost certain now that
the encampment will take place
in St. Paul.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

That man who throws dice tor
drinks and sneers at his wife for
gambling, if she takes a chance
in a prize cake at the church fes-
tival, mustn't expect St. Peter
to come very far out side the
suburbs of New Jerusalem to
meet him, when he dies and goes
to heaven.-St. Louis Humorlst.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

Capt. William Knight, form
erly of the Norrie mine and
brother Of Editor Knight of the
Current, who left for South Afri-
ca several months ago to accept
the position of superintendent Of
the Cecil Rhodes gold mine, re-
turned to Norway unexpectedly
Thursday, thoroughly disguised
with that Country. He states
that on the morning of Deem
Der 81, he received orders from
his superiors to arm himself and
be prepared to march against
Boer government. Not caring
to take part in the campaign, he
at once resigned his position and
left the country as soon as poss-
ible. His brother Ernest return
ed with him. Editor Jim Knight
will now probably change his
mind about selling out and emf
grating to Africa.-Florence
Mining News.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

The Pabst Brewing Company
paid their taxes the other day IL
Milwaukee by sending the city
treasurer a check for $1O0,37o.
80. The Pabst interests pay the
most taxes of any concern III
Milwaukee.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

Two pious Kentuckians en-
gagged in religious discussion
The other day, and because one
good brother would not accept
the dogmas of the other the lat
ter beat his brains out with a
club. Here is new text tor
Ingersol1.-Ex.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17
Monday, Feb. II. 1896.

The relative bulk of all the gold
subscribed for the new bond
loan, would make a solid block
141s feet high and 10 by 10 feet
in width.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-17

City Treasurer Eckstrand is
spoken of as the probable nom
inee of the Republicans and there
is some talk amongthe Populists
of launching a boom for A. W.
Newborgh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-24
llneripartcte @enSnns.

@s mar Srisbrid bem 9robsn ft.ts
unanaenebm, ipenu betannt ipuroe,
ipus sr niat 0ffentlid beiproden tpif'
fen pollte. SIN Sabre 1855, tura por
bem @usbru6 bes 8risgss, bat ibn etn
Selopsb.l BON Der 2eibgaroe I'm bic
@rlaubniB. nad isiner Seimatb rstien
gu biirfen.
r@s 1T isbt nidt 3eit, auf llrlaub
Su ssbsn.' iaste Der &Onig, mir tpsr'
ben balb mari6iren."
@leid barduf bDrte er, bdB ieine
2eibpdgen iib i'm 8oraimmer befttg
ftritten, unb Der Sbiir ndbsrtretenb,
bGlt er iein Sbr an biefslbe unb hor9t.
,Run, unb tpobin tpirb benn Der
9llte maridiren9" fraste elmer Der
Yasen.
Sang setpib mad S4lsiien," ante
iportete Der anbere.
r@i bepabre! SD tpeib es befer /;
er fdidt uns setpib in ods lansipeilise
6a6i.n," entesgnsts Der eritsrs.
plSblid purb. bic Sbiir se6ffnet:
unb sri.brid Der 9roBe iuste: Rein.
mir s,bsn sunG9it na9 bem lansipsi'
Iieertn Spanoau."
limb pirtlid ididte Der RDnig bic
pas.n duf brti Wodeu in Grreit na4
Der Sefuns Spunbau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-24
Gin Sabr.
gpn Maria Sanitidei.

StGumenbe BIumen, nidenbes @ras,
Bon &dfern EN- eiilben Geipimmel,
Gin Raufden ipie rieIeluber 8ldtts,
San,
limb eriiber Der bldne Simnel.
Nm 8pbsn flimmsrHbe8 Silber per.
ftreut,
Oie Stpdu4e in tDtiBsu Sfleisrn,
4ftn Dmbbau6, ftfn pndenhsz 90
eellaut
Hift enbmipolsnbss 5titrn
gs flopft Ris nit 3inbsrfineern
In's ionnenlaus Gis,
limb m ben HaFen 3psiseH
Sa re9t iid's frassnb Ieis.
lin Rofen braune GaItsr,
Gin Reiseu pon oft gu 4F,
Die 8liitben boiler Sonie,
Sie Reitsr bon iuneer 9dft.
limb ipitber trdumenoe 8lumen,
Ser &dfer giilbn 9etpimmel,
Der miibsu 9lGtter Rieieln
limb briibsr Der bIaue SimmeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-24

- CUTE Qusrebs Sreunb
(sum 4utpr zines Srausripiels): .Wie
bat bas publitum Oein neueites
Srauer1piel aufssnommen9 Wuroe
rtdt piel applaubirt9" = autor:
rSas pubIitum tonnte pOr S9lu4s
gen ni9t appldubireu."
-Wtberlegt. nQ9. bie5ruuen
iinb bod unbere6enbor!" - rRa, b6s
rem sic, bic mcinise berednet mir ibr
S6neiber gang ssnuu!"
-8Osbaft. mas ipsroen sic
bern uniersm 9oritano gum 9eburtss
tage identen9" = pGine Gisarrens
fpiBe!" - raber feline Sruu erluubt
ibm ia gar ni4t, gu rau9en!" =
.@ben besbalb!"
= gmpfebIsnspertb. =
n@Iauben sic, buB i9 bier i'm Babe
abnebmen psrbes" - ,9epibl SIM
porisen Sabre bat cine Dame ipie Sic
um 10 ailo unb - 2 SD9ter dbae.
npmmen!"
Soman6.r nennt fi9 in oer
2iebe rItiIIsr 8srsbrsr" unb 1T bann
in Der Che bsr Grsfs S4rsier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-24

@utes 3si6sn. Serr {:
.Run, bat fi9 bic SdpsrbOrigteit Sbs
res Serrn Papas np6 INNER nidt ses
boben2" 5rGuI.in: % ia! 9eItsrn
bat er iih idon bic Sbren 5usebaltsn.
tpie i6 sefun9en babel"
- Der frdnte SriHfer.,
4rat: r8etommt Der 8rante du6 rssI
eelmibie isin.n 26ffel 2otaier9" =
DGrterlu: nSeIbitperftGnoli6; nit
stbn @bIOffeI pOII 1T sr ihpn i'm gors
i9ub"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-15

The unusuai sight Of sesrs su police
cegf@ and especially coming from the eyes
OF haFs faced haaStues. was witnessed an
Judge Gasxow's court Nom Yesterday
afternoon. Melvin g WiustcNsk was de-
feaalGE Mrs Reezie Sef-1k charged vfth
assault ara battery ~ her husband
i.auis Sefclk a blacksmith, ara e was dur
ing rs closing ARK lsnaeus that ire raed OF
teafB occgzrret. lie was psetuFinx the 6ss-
tEtufe conf tor OF BIS client. who VAS ssg-
ting Nv his st3s weeping violently. ana
with a burst ~ elo4uence piea&ed fer her
sss@sharse. sHatfaE that As foor as ne was
re wetsE willing1y fsy her FIRE u as honor
Saaula 1.rrce sn. TIE trouble between the
sousate oecarrea on July g Mrs Sefclk Aax
been MvsnT spkTt from her hustsna fav
several months hstt on thas faY between
II assf e e'ciDgk in tlse saorusag. vent eoNn
- MS s-ssbsn On tAe t5FsfIt street hrlage and
asgN1 fstus for - ceats. ~ she Vas without
any utsana The request broueht on
warlis. whfeA sedeel tn a awnt. fAc woman
sfrskials Seecik or she face vita sn ura-
t.ssssia lie sTaf her aFvestot rae s-tsl cslr1-
gssr tsp Veess sr3ay. CTty Attorney EaNsea
sssafe an earnes; appeal Ter yae ronts str
awt hut xhe sloancEce % Mr Wrsrsrk
eet.fsnf1v frsrrsssesi rhe eenFf. w. rn dis
s.esarre.A IRE GafenGaus ara ehars sser}xeE
sae clarke AZ Ehe usost voaur3ig ever
brought sssrsre hts eeefrs. The casts were
taxed 20 tss cnsaFs 60
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-15

AZ The annual election % The interna-
tional cod Mining Company az Boundary
last eeA us1tcers were chosen As faflonxs
Fresl1sns, a =. GAllsape; vice president.
4. L. Mills. secretary IS. W 6nAr1lars
treasurer. r. N Goosiht,e. ssi~.-ss.--s'
George J. Coesihus 4 p Galieps. IL N
eioo6slse G. Z. Mills.
After an examination % ne mines about
EoTt Steele. Cot ". N. RIdnAth Is verv
mech impressed with the possibilities OF
tast sectlon- lie regards L as a1s % the
engnEng Tagnias s3lssriet taat w1ll asraet
mora ard mere Rsteutten as dexsingsgrscr, :
PROGRESSES Col R3tpash Is Interested IN
the Lily Nav. a promising god property
n t1at sscti0n- TaLs nine 3 6.ess fees
Above ghe SEA
Itck Raud. Wsho R5fh two nartaers has
Been a. w0Tk n the Pierre City district
reached Lewiston. f3aso. tire ossaer dax
Tae partners co.aplssesl dstcsa an3 coa-
viewed t3e Water % ESe carly spring 70
ta@sr walEing fumes ThRy cs4an@s %
ever 81, Ia sold before chs NAssr failed.
Rand &aS q sack &c rmEgats whsca are
rich enough 70 cause hsarg truns.s tAsze
Ezrd t.rseS. Taers are s~veral hundred %
them. Worth from : cents - 81 each
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va,lrosa and Industrial Notes

7 A Naaeau. of the Northern Pacific.
goes 10 Portland tonight for a few days.
II. C. stevens. OF the Great Northern. Is
expected hack from Portland this morn
ing.
George Mel. Bryxn. OF the Canadian
racific left Portland yesterday, where he
had been attending the Local Passenger
Association.
The west classification committee has
issued Western Class ticaslon." No. y,
effeciive today. ard copies we're placed
yesterday in Seattle railroad ard ship
ping Offices.
The Nerthern Pacific announces a new
joint rate % g cents on machinery in
carloads OF .4,eo0 pounds from Chicago to
Seattle or Tacoma. effective July ia ana
expiring August 81. unless sooner car
csied.
TIE Northern Pacific. in connection vita
the Burlington * Missouri. announces
a ea-cent rate on corn Ia csrioaGs from
points IN Nebraska or the Barlilgton Il
Missouri 70 seattle. Tacoma. Portland
NancoaVer. Victoria and New wesFm.n-
Ster.
Visitors 20 the 5. & I. Offices YESTERDAY
were somewhat puzxsca By a couple of
handsome views Ct SsloqNalIn.e fails in
which ihe fRnAa8r view vas reversed BY
a rhotuxrm pliers bsgnder 50 THAI fha DEPOT
appears GA the wrong side Of the fails
seen in a mirror she views are all r.ght
The Northern Pacific Offices are dis
triout.n+ az up- so-sss'e 70 Ser with The
tide Across ssfe Continent" il carries
the tourist or 8n ifTaz nary pleasure frfn
froVn Buffalo vis the NsFtheTn SteaHnxh p
lt1e % ulluth and thence by ths N8rthsrn
Eac5iAc tc Seattle or Tacoma. II - neatly
Illustrated and contains three haniy maps
Th~ foilawiHE amendments % ths u.st-
boGA4 taFtu from AEtanflc seal beard points
50 NnTta tAC t3c coast terminals aS named
ic she oE4EsnaI rRE8 went mo effect yes
tef1a7-. Cation faarel. uers1o, ccttan
kntf 2u-efHesr ae1 Hos-ETY. j. G. +. s sz.e.
Hal4 ufFs aH3 Waea res. O. p D. ans
ctsaEtnE. Or releases. wa Articles ssk5n ?
class A nates specified GO 5er bead Ma