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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-03

Special to the Globe.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July "A
heavy rain fell tonight accompanied
by lightning. During the past four
days the Red river has raised three
feet as result of rains in the valley.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-03

Special 10 CHE GIUDt.
WINNIPEG, July 2.-Four severe
electric storms have passed over this
city within the past twelve hours.
Rain fell in torrents and the heat was
intense. In the printing Offices press
rollers melted on the presses. At Ninga
two farmers were struck by lightning
and will die.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-03
Very ParticuIar

Make people come to you this hot ,Ueather
through a soofst adj. In the Sunday Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-03
BATTLE IN EPIRUS.
over Hundred Greeks Reported
to- Have Been Killed.

-CONSTANTINOPLE, July 2. - The
newspapers of this city report that in
battle which has just taken place
between 400 Greek raiders and de-
tachment of Ottoman troops, near
Metzovo, the Greeks suffered a loss Of
l20 killed. In addition, eighty Of the
Greeks were captured and taken to
Janina, the headquarters Of the Turk
ish army in Epirus
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-03

We would advise that expects
IN the next six months
these special prices unload
quite number of pounds of
and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-03
Ordered the Board to Resign

Special to the Globe
DULUTH, Mimi. July 1.-The report of
the committee recently appointed to investi-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-03
Special to the Globe.

MOORHEAD, Mimi, July 2.-The re-
cent rains, which have been followed
by hot weather, have caused great
damage to the crops in this section.
1t is estimated that the loss will ex-
coed rs per cent in some localities,
and the most conservative estimates
place the damage in Clay county at
Is per cent of the crop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28
TRIED SUICIDE As A JOKE
Csiored prfsouer as Caldwell. y. -
Fools His Keepers In Dead
Earnest

NEW YORK. Dec. Two pr.suoeuA
EE&ak B7EezS1s al Italian. axs1 Harry Mee
E4llEna. cca1-es7. Attempted saSS7.e ne
aSess tas Same ssErs "a s1e n@riseztaxry 81
C4s8wesi. " j.. today Mes-aisura~ who ~
fsrpfe1 s2isg3e as 3 S0ke. Ii ssssa- Hxr.
taa.n wil resavs-. Ra-nasr. wf10 hxs hcen
- ard szsspocEssEs fo- soEas slaas. <ssfes<d
a strap - -1s bars 90 his cell ard Ass.xs1
himself, bat ~2s serz3 hy > kseser se-
sore its w4s extinct ATT sAs FTsanct-
t&ts3 BSrRsAiz admitted that BE tried .
kII AlmsSsas bzea2sa be wzS sza aa1 wAo
szFsSs O. living
W2e1 RE exease-sxn. causes. ty Ear
hz4ns attempt 20 ssll hlnss<.f hzd sao~
ss2e8 somewhat. McGsaEsar1 zSnou-rsA -
h5s Pg4sea ns&sas TIA. ae wogi9 play =
sase On ne keepers A fsa r1aasgssts aafer
a scarlet "a , rsa s&SasatEsg NSsz3sa9
heard IRE alters Gel deer rattle. fellow.
e. ~ A Eress1-
% E2e ssen@- Ner4i1En Was fea-9 hxn8.
inx fsozn ;As ssoo- RE hza ssee sa< -
ot strap 20 :ha bars ard ire osnsr shcut
his re-k b@Et Ais kzss~x szzzt%r hsnns<2
&z3 allowed Aas fsli weaxak 10 sang -
tAe ssran- re Sawed No sagrs R 10
ws>sa tas kesGrs arrives. tsuur- .s hs4
rs1t beer hanging rssre skxn Z cSgras -
minutes. IRE hC6y Was r2rrfe9 GSx8
staS~s ard , Physician Sa=s-anrst To
physician worked Sars sTsv Meysxssaae.
hssf eUu51 asf save MS iste. TIE nhsefs7xa
saTs thaf fAs strap -apHz have pfeAse4
agaf-sf tse mans su<s2lsr ves- n ssscA =
wsy As - rerser ss-z uEearsessszs asusass
snEtansiy. MgssaEsssfs MAS xegw7rg ssxsys
GsTz' ge1fFpr@ foT b8yrrsnr. ARD as e~sAk-
81 s5= EeAe2sz nexs -szG~Ss4Y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28
ARMOUR WANTS TO SETTLE.
In willing to Pay . Good Figure to
Have fhr 0leomargzriHe suits
Dfsmfsscd Against Him.

ALBANY. y. Y. Dec x1.-Tae state de-
pzrtneut Of agriculture. the attorney
generals offce ard Sne special counsel sC
gaSed II the prosecution o. Armour *
Co. % Chicago. Tor damages amounting
20 s. 20 ae,e for violations % the dairy Laws
y the distribution OF oleoma rgar.ae
throughout the state. Ard themselves II
= pre63leame1t that seems 10 fo<esha3ow
failure 20 convict
When 4 resent court order was pro
rnaiEEtsd giving the state counsel TIE
rigat 20 examine The books Of the various
railroad CON npaniss for evidence as 10
shipment, IL was belzsyed tha. The coz
v5ction cs the Arl0Grs would be easily
accom- p&iSnsd- Il w2s found. however.
that the same court order refuses the
state q change of venue and compels the
commissioner Of agriculture and the stare
counsel 10 prosecute the suits, Ok which
there are soore u TIE counties II which
the violation is SAID 70 have occurred
This would mean endless litigation, with
out much prospect q result
Some time aSo the Armour people sought
20 make 81 agreement wiki the state aG-
thoritie<, whereby. i the suits were
dropped. they would agree 20 pay Ger
tain amount and promise 2ot 20 deliver
ary more unmarked oieozaa-ya-ins IL the
state The proposition has been sub
rsitted % the governor. aid while ne be-
heyss that the prosecution. should so OF
lawyer hs is Inclined 20 the !6sa that the
Il there IS any chance 10 coavtcs, as
settlement VII be more a3vaatag genus 20
the state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28
LOOKING TO COOPERATION.
Canadian Secretary siftoa Win can-
fer With S~rretary slxrr

" ASHTSGT0%. D. =. --Ss1Feszrv A.
Ess- aa& received word t1zl ESoa fssecrsf
sstsan~ EzI1sstsg 81 tAz sE,@Es2E zn1 J. b
Acaez-za- - tas sA-zs department ~ &C.
vssz-13z ef Ar. &EsE Eall 1TrsTa here So
1iEaE 20 cczts- wGts Ees secretary resa-jps
- = A1ssa15 - r132a1 Tsss3s9Tes Tas Bet~ata gy
orzgt@&13y t@t@z&ess - 40 % fItsAsa ts4s
Ass beer deferred ~ tAs xTsg. w1fea
ss@rs AsE- class9J 1arS2sz % z5s N6rn@
Ar. AlSs~ eorsss- wsFr 4 spsgsoEas e.1-gfe~-
sEssR wsta ts@ Ezz&szs o~stSksiz 70 ~
range fo~ pS-=.st fr@za Tze g~ans saas9 z-gs-
ev.1e-s for 2fgy Talzez3 sssses zrr1v w.s~
- serve IS guards f@~ ne sxr@ssIssssg %
pass tAzUGxa Cs8r4zG 2r Territory AuaeAe~
oesect % tA@ conference ts - &4gzSs s0-zsa
eszs1o--s ss3hsSzsEz sryrty@s5 X trs exssszss-
tlQrs SzE@- sc- sEss&1es. as ss-zsSxSsa -
3zstes 11 tse tecs1 sa2EesssS tat are 10 A@
sen* sw- A1atz@- cs9A@s1 - to s4ssszrs -
ezz-9E~e-srsa1 - IRE Czrs&3r nszsssasszz rza-
lte~. walsh Is - r3- ssss1zse3 xxIs - ehs4F-
s2tE sxtszssA1 SRI wzI n@ az great wsfsss
t@-g-ga Zas-- f4zlA&-.sy with sAs eo22-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. r.-M r
Sheppard who has recently returned trasn
China. where he had AZ Official poslesesa.
coaaznens.ng upon the reported occupation
o. kincaau by Russia. sad today:
hirachsa Is an iaporesn. walled c!sy.
ncs AZ open port. al tn= head % tie Gaar
o. L-aotozg. and i Commands re
mouth Of t1e river Yala. where sae bss-
iIs between ire japanese and Chinese
vas fought and Inc other iEnpog,zss..
rivers Which Tow iato TIE sult I. s
aoo-t equally distant 5e,ween tae ra9sE.n
or the Iall river and the terminus g
Iha sreax wall c< China II commands
tla railway reeelfsy constructed srcsu
IieE1ssn 10 the capital % Ia1c1uv.a. aG5
Is of pxe-erl.nezt Importance a. s.-ategsc
POST.
The seizure Of the polr- shows thA.
Russia has practically taken possession
OF kcrea, Ma2churia and the Gulf Il
Isaoso1g. sn8 possesses = significance
which VII cause CONSERVATION aranx tie
diplomats in the old word Its sstHaxse1
Is sacs. INA. its possession practically
places Russia u q position 20 DEFY tie
wayliss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28

Plan Proposed to secure Creditors Of
sHnxerfy-s Broken Banks

PHILADELPHIA Dec --TEe co--
se-ess selected 70 t1~rGlz-e plan % SCI
tle-Szt CO h a~airs % the C12ex.zzz,
Street National hank ard the Chestnut
Street. Trust Company. 90 which Wili.z1
S.zSsrIy. rEc-~se-cr - rEs Record waS
president .a-lzzr presented rhssr Plan so-
rl3e consideration % the 5spnsssors a1i
creditors -hA .arst measure suggested Il
tie issuance OF Record sock q s=cgrs re
creditors
Mr. Si1T=rly wil remain -hs editor %
The Rscard zz3 wA ccztrci Is palsy. bur
sts nszsiE@ss management VII be cenEro led
6y board o. Ea-ea tas managers nay ss
megubsrs. 70 b. e,scEed sy voting trust
rwhlea shall consist o< cEe Managers ard e.
Sydney 2 Taylor president o. TIE
Fourea Street <&-i1.23 bank-
a soczI EeTs bureau san 9Gt the follow
tax statement this evening: From re-
Liable source X g learn thai Mr. Szag4r!y's
Liabilities aggregate G.ose.sa4. divided as
follows
To Chestnut Street National hsnk. s-ss.
Go: % Trust Company. SeS1. .sts. mortgage
On Record building. s-s3.ede; b-0<,ds isszs3
ty Record Company, salsa Go. borrowed
from SEiassner. z kins and hs251s estate.
50 81; othsr In6s 5tstless. sl5S. -. grand
tofal s. -. cd.
Mr s4ngaray owned sssa shares o.
Chestnut Street NAriozai bank STOCK al
IL waicn Is pls1gs3 with tie Trust Com
pany for .o2ns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28

:e-vsrs n seis-5sfsnss y TGs cesstcc =
absolute fEs- American interests mus =.
taken are GT through sse treaties ce-N ee7
America a11 ne ccG-tr5Ss - wElcl TIE
absolute FssssoEs sTe EsS@e TAs F@CF3veaF.
II tSe ter-@-GrE q given - EaR-s Y Tar
-rss hers AL hr 4 E2txss. raS ENcaSs RI & y.
and & Is ge9o9 tine - tzt&EyeEt5e2 and
4Hs exercise .. Ar@-sc41 Z 2aoz.2cy. ne
German osccEGrataan o. = par 90 t'as-2 sl1
tn~ g-os1$eztN4 cS~cgs SzGeS0z - c-1@- CaT-z
ky va~.oGs E1-1@N&1 lay&2r$ a 81 sTTG-t
- zcr rrse+s s1-1Gz @ c~szse - Aziz@[s-
rz= ec-u-s~rs f-0l FAzdtEGsscS - Msr-
srsEfae - I8waTrsAaa Tax cor&1E Es e@sa e
stretched . ee-s-aSe tks Eras4@ % 50 81 f.s}
- v~eeu.@ ~xEo have direct tra1e Ard .=fe--
cos1-se V!-1 IKE EAet11 cce2H Aaegs ;
~~ea+ Easf n tne Chinese problem tast IL
tsgTy interests Aeasr.czrS ara demands -
tenfsr- - tAs sza1s department gz- e21-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28

English Comment or q Letter Of Adjt.
Gen. Rattatne.

LONDON. Dec, ---T1e DzlIv Chronicle
Tsrzzts letter a cSfu--z ar. hs1t E01g.
s-zze1 ~ AGsE- Ef~z1 john = Bzs2z.ze -
t2e state u Washington. 5e<sosgresrg FE55l-
Az 2 SssAEs ock -Ssztzz'S T-gg5Sss8s
World S-si NJ S-sas As~s@lf a. -'fzs-
Paying fAe e@rsss% ignorance - every
thing 4-sfe&z-" TAe writer proceeds %
eoea6zE tas z~gun--r th1t Ssw Ee-k :
s<E1sc4I AE1s-.czl city = any ss<S@. and ae
declares tlat TEe real American 1e tAa
Wssr hzisz New Te<E as YzGca as ae
aa%es Lczs5aIa. Il conclusion he SAYS:
LTs-y genuine Ar-@E3caa e1e-@slsss at
u-1ylag hatred at EzElan3- ana wlH 6~
s@z0 Shegz tes t-r1e e9z&ss - Gehr As<-
coSz2saeztzcs -s5is0w1aLls Ep-5z waAr st
ca-4S -ezrs4- szEas ssSEs<. Lts DAILY Carox2-
sc2s says
-ns writer g lIzsiSe-oGsIy n5ssnfo<r-aes
~ mary p<22<s. 5sa1 Ae is xu3o<.a-s1ty =
az. and, SE3es1.. a SZpzerl0< -sP-es@a sAts~e
q vast amount % yes:exn tes41ag w.ra
Z. ZIG. Ns h~s-2A-egs hare 20 Cos-ssts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28

VICTORIA. 2 c. Dec --Ths steamer
Tees. which arrived tonight trozn So g1sy.
6voGsAg <3o~n Eve kse14lkars. Richard
Saw. q Victoria. wA7 left Dawson 81
November Is. and saEee ath<r vgetars2zs
ard = Hamaary. ~ Se&tsss VIC started
Or t2e1r lo&z tramp 81 0cto1er = Zas
party rza ogt oE grGo 81 Faogs sesk4sk. aasf
AA6 70 seg saesr way aa0as. gsei4zS Eso4
az different cz1gs. 81 xasa Il wsS ne 20
Re had. living On anything tAey could
saoot-
saaw same oat ny 5og trasn. nos sszvlax
Dawson uzEal sce had formed re passed
afgy-o-e zasn alozg s@s riser eoGR5 ezt-
Tasy we're 2I Gaming aJczg vita 4as.
e-oGgh food 20 gAsz tAeG A. stewart
RIVER there were tozsy-,Asss oatats bsuz.2
to- Dawson fro<<n Il.
Two Or th-ea RATS os be4f. wh1eA had
been o.. she bars 5GSs znove TaaEson. were
carried down tse r.Ysr rzgas g2St town
hy aoA. See.
Foo-5 is very scarce a. DAssoz. that -.
noze car be 5oasa. except tro7a ne1
Gaming cut sas tAss Sne rasr rsw there
have enough 70 last ,aen through the ~sa-
ter. There 2ze nsn along tae ,ra.as wAo
az@ nor very well provided.
AL re recent En2sLs are az Bsx SAl,son
waiting 5razspo<tAtso1 20 Dawson
On the aZgAt o1 NoveEso<- - glra Gays
salooE al Dawson sas roaeed oE s. ssA
&c Lord. q h@xgsa.sr. ard :wo oshsr Hea
were arrested
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28
RELIEF SUPPLIES FoR Kroxnr~-
Bt9s VIII B~ Called for. D~.ax.
Ne nj nrra rrhrns

WASHINGTON. n<ac- z--rzes n
81 1srt NO = N CAi1sxu r-tht..- -. =
-a keE2@7ss 20 s5vsresSS fer h@ssx sa- -
'1's7 sg7ss@s- hss been g.a@areSs - -
- 5ssisas'aa2ss5y fEzr a prssssrsss axt 81 =.
t2Ss1S. esss2s4sEas2s essentially cF 80 -
E7s&ozs foE Isaa r<ssS1a sr- a -
SelS1s @pE-ox1-Zasfgz< - ese Ssszsrsss -.
sssHEes are 20 s@ 6e.fSeras ~ rsx-- -
Eeesr1sEg 4 Sscretary A1Es- sess -.
z29-' Te-7~sys3 ne ssSAox1zs t@scx-a-, -.
Cart RSzlr4r5.
s@1=xs &c -Gtrstsve vzg1e ssss-~sxs g.
esfassfslss. 1000 ss Seass VI IA ~xss-~,s~@sa =.
a@sses- s2ssss tssSs &re ssl~aesse. - y. -.
ST. "a EszcsGAS@S &ss4 Er=asfy "a 49,
#a4s&s 1~eEzs th@ zEscSS s4As4Ssa.s.v-y 80
z2E A4&ss& - X hasszsz. SssAxx sr..r -
z4es s4E&-. ca-ss- ssz &ES. casx,asks. -
ss-sc@Ss2-4 cs11+r ass MzSz . xsS s..s.s--ss-
. G-ftrF &Es- cGza6s-s@aSS 70 X Tgs.sss s~-sss
raeS T<ssSsSs rsvD<sN~ rsszsrz Exss-t xvs go =
SscS- @1c- ssSesg SGss@r AaS rzzsx 49,
- sAETA &ea1&E Sc< FsscSa.ws+
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28
CONGRESS MUST SETTLE 1T.
Satisfactory Negotiations With the
Five Tribes Ix an Impo~siaiii.y.

WASHINGTON. Dec --.-Tse senate
and 1o2se =sb-c5za11lI-ee< On Indian Ter
Esyary affairs today considered tae Curtis
Eli e ;0&nt session Col. A. 8 McNe11oz
o- .Ae Dawes commission. reviewed the
situation II tha territory and advocated
ratification u the treaty made w5sa tAs
Seminole tr.5s. zhz oz1y Ole or the agree
Mezts ia shape for sGca acton He SaS-
gessed The ao2utfe1ent % title ay ,ae IT,
dt2rs 20 the1- IGr1s through parf.tto- PRO-
cee1.-gs % be Instituted b Ehans e eaa
United States courts against the tribal
government after The allotment OF zne
24z6s n sSySra2ty. Satisfactory nSgorta-
t+og with the tribes. &c said. was almost
aa oSssosliTy. and he pointed o9. thai
action oz sAs par - this congress n sas
way o. general ieE5s1&,ioE. fa- tire whole
territory was Necessary.
The commission urges thai the Curtis
bZli. with amendments, he passed his ses-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28
BIG CATTLE OWNER KILLED
Peter French Murdered fn Harney
County, Or in = Dispafe over
some Land.

BAKER CITY, Or Dec ~-A tel
phone Message 20 she D1nccrat frog.
Canyon county brings the news % ne
killing Of Peer French. : prominent cat
* and Land owner q Esrney county.
- = -aa 1E-aas. C)aayer- IL + reported
tEAt tle &es3 was 3 cold ol0o1ezs sEGx-
1er- TIE vlG<sD ~2s SIZE. N the hack
os fhs head. the bullet coming our h~-
tween the eyes. 4 laid dispute = sad
% De tEe cause ot lie trouble
French * probably the Iarg~s. cattle
oR1e- n Oregoz. MS herds running fezo
tE4e thousands. He also owns may .1ca-
sands oE acres ~ l2ns e Southeastern
Oregon. and employs seysrai hundred zle1
on his numerous ranches
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28
STEAMBOATS, FOR ALASKA
Canadian Paefae Having sfx ss~~
Ak~eIers BakIs in Taruns~

NEW YORK Ts@e- <---A Mcrsr.x1 -
T&te- - iAa Evsalzsg Pes. SAYS
IE@ EzE4G8zI EszEstsc -z1.zag k.x 49,.
rsstevz sEEazssessseEsS fcz gs~ caa1xsrvessc~
q SIX Ssgat-5ssFs seerrs-veaseal ss~zxnS~-
- rAy 81 Alaskan waters. "a e02saa~sss~
SstG tAs tWae Dream sz~zzzsxs " wakeh 49,.
Rave purchased ia Sr0ta2Eas
ESes@ vessels all n.s c0nsx-urrsA =
&eaToHFs- sse eazfrAsets having b@4x lss -
tas EseEs=sIz and PcTsaE zcTsS w.svS
wsA begin a. szcs. as & & azsenS~a =
bare -Esza ready far tie oE@r.i.x az ~ar1
gAEAaE- The aNAss sT@ 20 ae as wsua
plated S2sA $-esG anz ~sa have a is-<1kT
- 2sss teSk. SlEA 8 aeaEn &c % faas. TSxv
w.z ae n1t t1xetAe< sss EsEe Tux1nsa rxxsss
Gna NIL Ensa ~ taken ay4r- aaA 80
parts saiPg-e& - Vancouver. NAe.e -
b2&-s E&1 - reAS.IEs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28

- pay taty o. :As.r catass 81 Tzxssa
AK
:. " Mckay. who -: rlswsoa on ~
ve1sssr 3, reached saax.ssy sefsrs tae
Teas left II is s-atsE ta4: - 9roax4. oas
-s,gso n 1ast- zaasy - lad made II cs.t-
sey<zt xgs@-'--zs s.1-zs
S1aw says Eozs c: ,,ss z1ee - sas t-zi1s
wgl g, e ZAzsoa ua.sl ssss t-s xaes ess.
s. t2s spring 1est aesazs u as3t Use e.ai-a
ownsrs a&4 -s3@e@s4 wRSss sfura s. % -.
az i1s zzsa were yo2sg G. strgke
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28

NEW YORK. Dec. @-.-Accor3in< - 4
washington correspondent o. the Herald
Senator Morgan. OF Alabama. ~ Tie co.s-
mite cn foreign relations. said so1szzt
that it would - Impossible to- he United
States % remain cozsriacEnt Should -hs
European latsa1s undertake tas 53s1sa.-
bernaent q China Seza;or Morgan said:
II the partition involves she aA-os a1soa
ot treaties. taas country wogt3 te 2Fft -
sSqz-ately IL tha ,a--itory - w2icn is
sovereignty extended Therefore ua-xs
the powers z0E ambitious Fcr .e~ritc- a.
extension tzks Into account rhs chance %
cur commercial relations SE-h China 4
viii De Necessary for the government 10 IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-28

NJ Co~1aI to-day Tsis : sAs.r tsE-z -
cert defeat a. ras hands - ta@ Cc-neg1s
Because - tl-e alleged &-rrs 3vzuent oF ro--
gs2t51 1-Q1 Ho-S@-s CT ire Syndicate syItli-
t-s, beng erected IL PARK Rev &-s Ara
S-re@G * s1rise VAS ordered tsn 5ays aga
T1ece wsre ssa 1sE o@L L2se- tze str9k-
scE zlslss smiths. tie &1& h-scK,zye-s EEo
- rsS-zzs5 NIX. sSa12s- re wLsa o. ia
- S-1S s1eseEages, WsTe ta5Gc=3 - aga.
= - No-k gencg-x s-21 G5Sczssstc- - -
rl2tcsr Ts-s w2- 8cco-pslS II ny threats
ot SUSPENSION from 12sEnsSTs1..p .rcsx re
- -~S ErseSS they cc-eTz.@
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CHICAGO. Lswc- -ss~-T1a wessp-- -.
s@ageT agents aTv maaSAnS aTtaasse aes4e
- handle sae AAzskzrz sr1Ge. re tsu.r.p
they 1aex al tAts fras*ze tire szrxrr Il
seems . AareaT 20 fhsE an4 aew taStn
= hardly Western passenger rnSa -
does z1t exE-St 1ae fra-ssr 20 xszsesr& x
,G41y -sssta TIE eh9rrsS are shAs -
UFR aE~a4t oEs-eza1s as large as thar -
csEgxr ias uNEsszr wh7 w- 70 IT,
ssoSEts where f2s Western PszzxzSxs ~.
S0szla; ;loa 81 II te giyea @aEae sAuK III IT,
61z.=&SS.
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ENGLAND WILL Sor INTERFERE
Canada VIII Be Allowed to Settle the
sealing Qmestfan-

LONDON. Tse -.-La-4 saA%s4ry. -
u-szaar sas written - Iz!-@5 s-Ai@s A.
Nsssaa1- E4sv "a ~ssas1s@ - A=-e~s,2
la.=~< zEcrcsAt - tss Bsra1S Sez e91r<a-
ySrsy. -@sxusS- EGs- tsTSAk ef1'A}1
wrs-ss s~r~- s-.e a. &x-xs-as1s wGcs 20
Tinted s-s+$S Rz-ssa Ar5 Iapaz - sF12
s@ass-x Csr-af E-9-zs1 G%eflsss - s1ter
s-sa szzcA - s--sezsS1t- Lord SsssSssTy
aAyx II Substance that - azz rz-rzI2ess-
sassa wSt. s1e Caz&4.zz Sovs---szt.
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Iio~~sf BY His Creditors.

NEW YORK. Dec %-.-Tse x.ars ot
Ee1~y \ C4sser<se.&. TIE Bew--y sewess-
Go-2E business - CASp<T1rl5 & c., has
ban 5.csass 8wlEe - ta& PRESSURE % c-vss-
.t7Es. NJ. C&spetEe.6 has o@sn n suss-
cess :~sGcy years. A23 ss--s~ay aas 3
ve-y }2rEe rTa3s- On A-E@sE y LSs- h.
nae a. as EZEse1t. Sz-z .osza liabilities
~ &5-.s~ Sc@ assets e. - KS troGh1s
rs 1-sGgat 10 by t2@ failure - Z =.
Myers s 20 t7ro0Ea ws,ca Er- - was
.@Ess-ts9 - lave iasE e. 80 sy lasorss-
-s1.S
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SCI Q1s &C ths amendments proposed ~
sor.s g tse members as zAs zue-cou7znss-
ta@ r~ov31es sc- 4 3ivszlcz - th@ - -
tSe ga16 Instead ~ So EEe-s uS@ - zzse
t&@ rns-asrs - ne :r.ks a~=-sees sAogz1S
gr@ssr taas sEsIEI TAsS A1Tta~ 2rzeat
wous1 E4Te ths Indians - alternative .
tzksg tE31ws12Ai a1to-nezts wlth ful
t.sls 20 TIE ianss 81 - .a@l- ms-s Use
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NEW BUILDINGS NEEDED Ar oscs.
Immediate improvements Requires
sh~ Nsval srnA~9my.

WASHINGTON. Dee s-.-Tas cazxss-
ca$ stats - tas aszsaszzgs .. sas naszt
ara .te-Ey led Secretary fsn4x 70 rs91sst
Assistant seer~sArT Eanssges. - = sse a.
9-gsgtrg s-to Shs3- exsadstfca 2nA report
Gpoa fAe ysp@ - vsssassss azr. RaeseEHlf's
Tsasgs ~Asen RS tssz ss==a s%@sw. ssssws
tA&s tae ssa53ss' essa3srSs aAye fsisz- sss-
20 sszcn yg3u taas sAs sAss#ss ssFs seTr ss-
sx1ee - zft1sS SEt EErress IS s1s only
Ev2l1sa.s sss&ees. wsEss ire s15ee sossf1 IN
.m sa~A q coEs@zfa9 9gz rA9t fA# ss9TsxeeTser
rsssses - tea r1srss&sss3@ se- tes stst-r
O. rHs gSos5s - A6s @ArN Ny. kcn@Fxs<
faszSA :eas tssre @sx nesa fer He7A rt~
f1eesefE etAar. esf fhe s@est tAzS r&- -
6sea S. - ~ssaE.8 frsznessts+ssy sh@ ar
f-a-w. se.AsA1zas. r-ow@r Ao@ss as14 ssssa
Ter Nca-a
Tszs we~k ss sseSs-eA 70 - s-.zsssssately
rss1alxs8 9r order ssst :he acys shan sas
sus~er En Tss t@c1=&-za -saT- cf f1ss- szss-
rztSnr i zs sAs 5fssgn - make ta~ r@w
tsass5.eEs pss~s e Esrs-~si scheme Ser szS
r@ec-ss rzsee.a1 sf ire ara1e-aAc sssss-asz<A
Tn4 wark wriII cost bstwsfr ysN.as sad
g ~ gsss
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wnsE1 1ss r1s foremost interest II re
ssz47g 91ss1-az- a-9 TA@z CazA5z - 4--
wsls-x % a@eo-s & n@-ry - szrz AZ az
-zEgs-e7E as % proposed ~ sAe t--s*-ss
States T5s-st9-@ EzS3x-s cozt5waes
A1-1 Sz1ssSzry'- Ee7se interest," i< -.
sight wo1ss MT - szsrEaeSa N arrssssnS
- ;he proposals
Le-3 SsI-sb1ryS answer @-7AaSzzsx -.
Fo4Sy g England E1t % interfere n Can
11a's gslRt4ozs
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The Elder sail. far Dyes.

PORTLAND. Dee fine stsausAD
fSSs<Se ~ EzSsr sailed ss- nsea ard skAl.
aAy w5EA - passengers ays 8sz sxrs II
freight F3ssy narSsS ara *s asn ssss q
3s4gza@r wszs ss%sre1 azzs thg E-s;iSr zas -
sssSs - make r~or1 for sA..r Axra-x 50
Tsasssnspgs MIS- Mas l. III. Ruc&e-. FnurxA
United States cavalry who goes 50 u.0n
AID S&AsU2y 20 1aake an Eaxesg kgass ~ q
tEe passes fog tsa alrrcSe 81 sssssssrx -
EEost fszsSs2sa vesise For the spse-rrnAa8
E4kG1 relief exrSsssssasz.
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ODESSA Dee g--re .s reported tAa.
-we e-sr--ssss ergz.ss-S w4gA 3 large E&-a-
Ae- eT ezra MARINES Es~e >@~1 ar1@r7s-
% tol= t1e Russian szs1als-S's = cs.-nssss
wae@-s
GIBRALTAR D@, g---aA German
warzhlrs Deutschland and tS@.t2n- 2-ss-
e---rars - F'<s--@ Henry. - F-ezs$sa.
rave arrives. Ae<e - iAe way - CANA
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appointment Gives Satisfaction.

OMAHA. Zee 2-.--~aea tae Associated,
Press save ;ae Nn.oa Fae4s.e Aez.sl..s-.
ters to.ee 1o&.c1 * Jss seEes1 -Eesrr -
Aos~S@ . 6l-I u 1e sras.ssezc q re
0Ts >-1z&4zt -2c-e %4s S=1rrz. SA.sS-
tarc.e1- General Ezaase- k.-s.,-,
>a.1- Z c11sa-sc 8; zaes. 5xce-sns -
lo3GtG1srs, 2s2@ 11%e a& 4-e4z ascSe5 -
H. Bur = Sc accom- .c.-seess -z.-e...s
R2Aa-~ Crae- A@a1s Z eEa-tg-ezts *
T-"ss&,. similar sentiments, IL - us-
c~-eS = o-aer --ees SSe-s were csra A..t
koaI ao-zs t1- -se @ew president 4.
t1s s-SA1~n c-s.-<s Raere t}.c. MS .>~>a
Se1S-41 g-As-aEs-. tAere AS e~ear 60
tea Iae No<rs Sesse-- s.ee..s ara
a.sa sel r@sAsec- sa L2ica E4~cac r.r- =
sAe~a = n2acA &sz@as-csss ceE-e-r X >-e
csz1Ees Te. new r.ss 4eT.s KAY maze y
ces c-es2-srE tcrcs c. e1e r3@.< YE-N5ga
20 csuce - &Gy @--s-1Eec sas b4s~
given, -Avre = general sr1s crs>5sa IRA:
sane s@eesaas c1@ESss ,f-l ssz made