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Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05

Gr ben fcrit fommen 500 0au9, bo boiler BEN ia oo6t
for Here Iar. 9sooerne tranger opbt neO Joro, iom pasicr
for ben, bporior oen ogiaa er b,ore iiano til at uoboloe
3srte enb noeet anbet Saes Slpper.
Zen bprfes mere til Srue iom 6rcnfooer o. iom So emo
til Of bapne paa, oe bog siper ben uuber gunitise Smitanota.
beber en- fortriuli9 %6ouue9on9.
Zen eaner ig mere for Ell milOt Slimat emo for et folbt:
berior bprfes ben osiaa tor llOirptrins bet ipoIiae Gu.
ropa % De uarnere % mere tsrrs Ggre al De 7oreneoe Sta.
ter peitenfor Misiisiippi 5looen. Den nil oeiaa tribes notioa
aobt Gew Gnglano Stoterne, 9Qelem. Staterne 90 Snto.
rio, Canada, men G9ne, buor R0otlsusr lpcre eoot, Der ans
fees bette mere f~oroelaetist END aIialia, ba bet beore eaner io
til inarere at plsie op igien, oe atiaa irarere iaa ct 9crel.
brue iaans. Spab alfalfa fan uGre for Noropefen er rnomr
life afaiort, men eutelts Stater. for Grsmpel Wontano. oror
ben aoot. 9cnue @rasart bnroe ~ioripses og PROBES operolt
g~oropeiten, bpor Der inoes Sorbbuuo, iom posier for Den.
% man burpe altio ei0re oisie FORTE 6ories Ell liOen Noo.
leitot; Der piloe 10 oa intet Cab ppre iorbunoet oermeo. 6pcr
Der oftere inotraiisr 2srte. pl ben uetop pare tilpas, ioo.
trent andre Setinoelier er tiliteoe.
alfalfa er uomartet iom @rpnfober, oa ben looes n
@anae ON g ommersn, ia euielte 2ilialoe enoooioo mr.,
@anse; men ben mao life meies iaa tat no mob 0orosu inn,
Gsotlsper.
Zen er rig paa protsin (9Iants'sG gsebpibehol 90 Or
oerior iaa iortrinlis baaoe icm pam oa Sober for 9ur br
Nal gipe Ulelt oe iatts WuRler. @orsr ben ct iuotiot Oil.
mat. oa maa man lite laoe 9preus GO. berai, mems bet ,r
fustist. siaI bet sipes Tom @rsnfooer, br bet ba lioo. "a
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Mgemter

rrFes, til mob 900 Setalina at fpr
tanble Iarer, iom uropeReiarisbfuses
inapel / Itauoinopiife iom omcrIiaulte
Somilier. Guhper, icm rni,rr en- lrH'
ueuee Sefiaitiorti,, e1er ril 'priioitr
ia en- apS SIf%ortitusi;e, pii irr ire
0reper, 0trfutnrcr, o.. y, bsbase at ill'
iiripe
6. z. Shpup & Co.,
Nr. sos Stote Strsrl Hatinc. sis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Ell

osHe Iot Nlfalfn beri0er Soroen, tbi Den inbin0r frdSH'
&c" % ira 5orolo9et II %ocnnnoer N~itrogen, SpGIlto', ION"
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0" 'or 'onoa0tt9 % loan (llereeD 9orbburo, meo Ell 'P'
poto9' ialta0tl9 llnoereruno, og De G9ne al Ninueiotd sF"
"oH Ute par opnoaet soOe Reiultater meo Miafo, bar "
meyer '~onolDn'I9t bait in aariaa /, at Der 5~OrolaGtt an'"
Tue Dor pGret Spor al Sail. Gr ben isrit tommet gooila
oil On trtpes uel.i 9erjorO, ogiaa Der ~foruoiat, at InS"
9tl''oen er, lom Den itl pare, tbi bette er rgeutlig al r"
S'Su9oeo emo ielue 3oroouerlaben; BOG sr Der jor0Onn"
9oor aIlalia 'pncs life al tnnne tribes - I. Gr. poo lori ~
aet9 joro, og aIoeIs lille, buor llnoererunoen IangHt !"
al goret boIoer fig uunoia.
altalla laaeS tielie ON 9aaren, alene eaer iannuen III"
anoenla9s Sab, 5orOen tilberebes onltrent ipm Tor Ns
upVer' SaacS oct alene, Dor man Ell eQer Here @ar9' F,
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"'F ole' oo9 ilaa Snlpen 0ao iaa bolt oppe ion, nlaIgN
A'la'ia Ton iaoeS enteu meb Soano sOsr ur0 Ha".
D'oNlne; oel. n'oa SGttes ombposelist peo Sielp al 0dT0eN -"
P"u fF@t'eloro hot opbt, men lite iaa opbt, bpor jor's"
en- mere tcntpatt 9eitoiienbeS. Saaes ben ianHl'' NV
ouO'Orn' oa lpnes Hu9 euer YDg at pore mere 'tiit' '%
t"O aNoEe aorHlortsr. On 9uibel al TusIslcr S7l PEI VI
laa noI ilene til at bci,ptte be ipaoe alfalfa 8IanI'F "r~,
p'al'el'st alIoIfa iaaes pa famine 3ib, ira u III %F"
pr. &us.
y nosle eonoe iaaes ben Raber, 8 1omuler sAH ~
y poefanore, oa boes elsr tuIiiperss OF til 4 can"
S'H'eren Oct tsrite aar. Ster bette, ba eisr glan'h
'''s goo @aE' fSrits aar 90 s iaalebss bssrs ifd"
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Gn Bog, BET irelier
Menneifelib.
On EDITORS 2inscrfarino I s,..
iD9oomme.

HpreiDgopm er, bsriom ben fnris,~
ltge laa lfIGbneiuanger ipm 5qriro "''s
Zen er Snnbreoe 8an9e mere oImir,.r
Zen er loa iaste ps iitter, at ben bgSy,.9
big, mebens ben orRber. ''SS
,Sgrit motrPber Der 9ifrpiter,,.
lmerter; Saarbeo pper Inrerre n g,gs'
9%rililet llrin; peoparenbe IrRtbrb 5"s'l
lorItprreller; %porlignenoe Sub, ppiprlr.t.,e'
Eine, potterlota9tige SGueIier / ernSn,.s
Suimmelbeo oio. '''a,
Slise SpmptOmer piier 3preinooorn,,,
Se9pnoelie. ''S
CgGnben bliper, bpao Sc ielp o,ar ,,,
II. Sboop bar pfret en- gcpctISs 2.1
bum paa De Nerper, iom bepirter g}rrSiSa'
bonn. 7HS'
3isle er life De 0erper, iom ouhro "a,
beharoler De Herper, meo bpilFe nj ;,Sm1"
9et er oeYerper, Der ppererer Sifrfg. W.
pen, 2eperen % Nprerne. Sc ipler hon., ~ w.
og bar Dem life nnoer 9ereS Sputrri " 's
Get er Oct ipntpatbetilfe N%erpeiDtcm.
9r. Sbopp bar ltrepet Ell Soa ON MAJ.
Herper, ON bporleoes De iprnoriooer Srs,e
bonn Inntt ON Wfaaben, bpprpoa BE- y,
~ltnrfes. va
Spgen furtGller. bpab insen nnoer po,,r.
itltoe bar f%ortalt, pg ben er abiolut iauh;yrr,
big. Zen er Ifrepen for at frelie Nienn,;,s,
lip og forat iorbinore libelie.
9en lortGler ON Sr. Sbppes Wicrrpr,,.
ter (Restoratlve) iarnt ON, huprItors t,r
pireoe en- bel 2epealoer for at uOarbcIoe Ssr
Zen fortGller ON De Sin, ben bar irlit,
Strlp efter Sogen; ben iaacs int.
9erpna tan 9e faa @ieuoprctttren IRA.
storativeL bpis Sc trpnQcr Den. gr.
800 pr. Tlalfe hos Npotbcteruc cNcr rsS
@rpres betalt | Sorltuo Ger Tlaifcr IN,
$500. Worcester: 9r. Sbppo, GJ3 2rs
Street G, J%iacine, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05

; cipas q arme tiIiaIss mec 8staltua 8U.I-1- "a
~ 1rOeeni %iuntart, Seiten bnIU aarsdoiug trsa
tetait. 4. TmIbaa, @autcsor. m
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
6nsbpgnins.

5 3pItlano bar oct iyreIlaoet al
bp98e 9uie, lOOrl 8jalteln9ene pun.
mes al Sanorgr, brOri9iennem Der oni
( ommeren leoes tolOt, on 9iuteren
unrmt &ano. iaaleoss at Tnrel ierue
paa Denne Miaaoe q fiples eQcr oppnr.
mes elter QUITE. Sfte aieue @ulucuc
70 SOiterne. men O9ioa SGageue ian
9lenHen'trDoies al @anoror, Der an.
brIn3es pna Re StsOer, Dpur BE- eiter
S~ere0nln9en Cir Dc bcOite 3eiultatrr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05

81 Oar er guaet ben iiben Der
Dag, 5prpalb reiIte berben, % ri be-
timber os igien / bans !Sjem bsruos
pdd 2anoet.
Den gamle Some, Tom gaar % Ips=
Ter runot 2Rneitolen, tjenper ri itror,
ifjent Sioen bar lat fine bDbe Wi9r
fer paa benoe. Sum er bsiet; 6aaret
er s%raanet; / Iniietet er Der tpmmer
flere Hpnter; De milbe Zine bar faaet
ct pemooi9t. n9iten tungiinbigt llbs
trpt, men bog er Der inoe / benbe er
tatnemli9 pg title @lGoe; bet er Sprs
palos Mober. Mten bpem er ben uos
lepeoe Mano, fpm iiooer iunten fam
men / Yuoerne / GGneItplen meb b.
mdgre, tpnbe, neiten giennemiigtige
SGnber. i~nofalone &inber % buls
Zine, bpori 9littet er mat % lipS
tr9t Tom / en- Slbings. og bog er Del
en- Jung Wtanb paa otte og tpoe Iar -
bet er 5orualo. Gptten buppe life
fulgt BAN / 4meritd, eler ban bapbe
life funbet ben, bporoan bet M bar.
Son tog fsrit 2lrbeibe paa en- 6drm.
bpor ban blep, til ban babe nogls
9unoreoe Dollars, og MI mente ban
at tunne beQpnbe en- elsr anben Spr
refining / 8ben % burtig forboble Ysn
gene; Der pOa 5ormen gift bet altFor
ldngiomt og toitebe laa meget 4rbeioc
pg Mcie. San reifh til Chicago, %
/ en- at De pGrfte Streg at SDen fate
ban fig neb % banpleoe meb bruste
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05

9orpaIo, Der itob bIes at Stam os
ansit. ilos Einsne mob @uIpet.
printipaIen gap BAN affteo meo bet
canine, men, fersnb ban lob BAN
gad, CAB ban BAN en- 'trsng iretiei9ts
tsnoe og iormanenoe Sale % lob BAN
pipe, at, bapoe bet life p9ret al !Sens
Jpn til bans Mobsr pg Ssftsnbe,
ituloe ban babe isnpt BAN ben, bpor
ban burbe bare efter Sob og Ret, men
for Seres Sfplo Ituloe ban looe BAN
saa fri. QUIT bel pda, iogoe ban, for
bin Wobers % Ssitenbes Stplc.
3orpaio ioa, bpor opbt ban bar Iuns
ten; peb Sonfsn ON Mooeren bar ban
n9r peo at Ipnfe iommen al 5ortpis
lelie. 5por tunos ban fda Mob til
at fortGae benbe, hpdo ban bar! 9por
Ituloe ban tunne ie henoe / ben bp6e
Smerte, Tom ban piloe fremfdloe!
San besup zig pau !Sjempeien ps
nddeoe Sjemmet ON Gftenen. 9an
liiteoe Jig omtring; ban tunos life guu
ino, bd ban iua ino giennem 8inouet,
bpor lpttelig be iao oerinoe = hans
Wpoer meb 9riler og Striftetgi benz
ne peo aatfelopnen; grooeren l9ite
Ipiien; bans Seitsr ipeoe, os en- pns
gre Ssiter l9its line 2ettier. Spor
bpgseligt bet par berinoe. Msn life
TOR be ale bar eaoet tiliengs paa Wtps
oeren nGr. gift ban ino. SUN faa
f~orbduIet pp, men, ou bun faa. bet
bar BAN, bum nstop bapbe / Santerne,
opltpebes benbes aniigt at ct lptteligt
Smil, og BUN piIoe reiie Zig for at gua
og tpsie BAN pg bpOe BAN 9eltoms
men; men bum faIot neo i Stolen
i9isn, ou bun Ioa bet Imertelise lib
trpt ! bans ble9e Iniigt.
Sorpalb gift ben til 8orbet og itruss
De Sdi1pefl fleo Tor Tile men Sinene
at Ie Sor9en TONNE til bet 4niigt.
ION imileoe faa lpttsli9t peo bans
!9iemtomit. Sou git ben til 6enbe,
falot neo paa fine &nG, tog benoes
9Gnoer, lob fit S6opeb ipnte neo / BEN
oes Sfjso og bulteoe ~Itpnnenoe. 800
Der! Tan pu tileiDe mig; ie9 bar bdnz
pret ps."
Site ct Orb unoilap Moberens 29.
Der, men ban m9rteoe en- polbIpm Or
beioen / benbes 9rpit o9 fslte henbes
SGnoer blipe toloe; tiliioit bsieoe bur
Zig neo, lcfteoe hans Sppeo meb begge
S9noer, tpsiebe bans Yanoe og bpis
iteoe: Seq tilgiper Big"
Sorpulb bar benoe inb / Seneen %
iosoe, ioet ban tpsIebe benpe: SOB
nat Mpoer. imOr9en refer jes til
Nmsritd."
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
8pStfiob Erp!

On ipletau ia Sovt Ga gatfs hUu q Beet aali.
aaurisr, Satai. @tuli. Ditlun, ga. 8artEtrS, Are.
titer goudih. loHGfp ca zurgtp ale uolgAit
slase. - ipr lSf irit Hto RoiiCH Ntanae agprt cor.
scr tre q pr. Safe Glomtcre&lantU &c 1tniiei,
gldups me- Glags; tpb lie, isJ Ic hdr iect or me
0dtalcc: isEAcf fri. ". sot hgit I c uuorcr bette
Sllb. IOWA SEED 90, Des MOiEes, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05

Zen lanOOru 0iitorie sOclGgqcr olorio en-
iior Wano; ben i~urtlurcr BAN. Qroiprr
Merimtt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
FIVE WERE LOST.
The Details of the Sinking oil the
Barkentine Nellie Smith, ThrouRh
q Collision With the Steamer La
Grande Duchess.

SAVANNAH. Ca. April 1.-THE sur
- 80 The American barkentine Nellie
Sn,i+b which was sunk in collision with
the plant line steamship La Grande Duch-
CSC off the Jersey coast Friday morHils'
,,,i,I h. taken to New York on the steamer
,,.hicb calls Tuesday. They are:
Win6eld s. Babbedge, steward; FRANK
60. beImsman: Lars Harvasan sea
nan The five who went down with the
n,rsck are: Capt. Dodge OF PEABODY :
Eirst Mate Asson. of Boston; Second Mate
>,.,son -, Of Rreeklyn; Martin Simons' hans
-. seamen. s - have
one of the mates IS supPoseu - 80
heen crushed in his bunk by the DOW oi
tbe steamer which cut into the oarKen-
.ino.s side Babbedge. Conway ana mar
,.ason climbed into the rigging ana were
-, of when the vessel went down. A
Few ,,,inntes after they caught hold OIL ,he
noof of the deck house, which had nod'eu
fror, the sinking vessel, ana clune 70 i
-, ,,,o,, were rescued by lifeooat from
crande Duchesse. The barkentne was
,,~do- 20 frn sail when the collision occurred
- - e. r,ate Asson. was at the helm.
tIarvosan. who was on the lookout IN MS
l,a,smen. 10 the master OF the steamer
9ot5 that the collision would not have oc-
So, .,nn.d had the mate stood by the wheel
80. ;rs+eod Of doing so he ran toward the
Sa.air and the crash came before he
o",,rd change the vessels course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
EXCITING.
The Charges of Bribery Out Big
Figure at Frankfort - Hunters
Friends Say a Plot Has Been Laid
to Ruin Him.

CINCINNATI. o.. April 1.-THE Com
mercial Tribune's special from Frankfort
KY. says: This has been a day of excite
ment in legislative circles on account Of
the charges of bribery made in the Sena-
torial contest yesterday. Hunters man
ayers say tonight that the next few days
will lay bare a plot to ruin him and that
high and low politicians will go up in the
explosion. The story of Gaines is almost
unanimously discredited here. 1t is be-
leved by some that Gaines had several
meetings with Wilson and Franks, but
sentiment is divided as to their motives.
Gaines friends admit that he has exploited
himself unenviably.
DR.. Hunter said tonight:
Il am not ready yet to say what my
plans are in regard to exposing the out
rageous and infamous assault on me. The
matter. however is full of unpleasant sem
sations yet TO come for some people.
"As to Gaines. 1 say as I have to meet
God l never saw him in my life and was
never in his house
a conservative man on the Blackburn
side said tonight:
The only effect of the bribery story
would be to soldify the Hunter forces"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
THE DEMOCRACY
Of New York City is PerfeCtirg the
Formation of the League----The
Second Meeting Held Yesterday.

New York, April 1.-THE progressive
Democratic League of Mex York city
held its second meeting and perfected
its organization this afternoon. Near
" all of the men who signed the call
to a conference Of Bryan and Sewall
and free silver clubs fer last Sunday
were present. E. NJ Saunders, the
temporary chairman, was chosen pres
ident of the league. A committee was
appointed to go before the present Leg
islature and ask TO have the Populist
ticket put on the ballots this year. John
]. Joyce made a speech in which he
said that the purpose of the leagues
organization was TO keep Tammany IN
line for the Chicago platform.
4 resolution was passed to send con-
gratulations to the Democrats of Chi
cago on their victory and promising that
the Democrats of New York would fol-
low their example at the next election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12

besides other products mostly for local
consumption.
The counties
NEARLY OR WHOLLY SUBMERGED
are among the largest cotton producing
counties in the United States. Yazoo
county, which alone has produced over
fifty thousand bales in a season, is one
half under water, while Bolivar coun-
ty, Coahoma, Issaquena, Washington
with productive capacity of one hun
dred thousand bales), and other famous
counties, are practically submerged.
The weather bureau predicts further
extension of the flooded area, but no
attempt, Of course, has been made to
estimate the serious possibilities OF such
extension.
The weather bureau publishes a map
of the country flooded on April 10TH
and says:
1.-The food water now in Western
Mississippi is just beginning to return
to the Mississippi river through the
YaZoo, at a point
JUST NORTH OF VICKSBURG.
1t is expected that this food will pass
into the Mississippi between the mouth
of the Yazoo and Millikens Landing,
a few miles to the north. The grad
ually increasing strain expected during
the next few days on the Louisiana
side, opposite the place where the Yazoo
floods returned to the Mississippi, rem
ders it possible that the levees may
break, in which case it is possible that
much if not all of the area in Louisiana
formerly covered by floods, will be flood
ed again this year. Heroic work is now
being done on the levees of northern
Louisiana, and it is hoped that they
will be held intact"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
THE SEAL QUESTION.
The Administration About to Take
Definite Measures to End the EX-
isting Unsatisfactory and Danger
GUS Conflict of Views Between This
Country and Great Britain.

washington, d. c., April 1.-THE re-
cent appointment of eX-Secretary Fos-
ter and ex-Assistant Secretary Hamlin
by the President TO assist in the negotia-
tions now in progress with Great Brit
ain respecting the Bering Sea fur seal
fisheries, is indicative that this long
standing diplomatic issue has at last
assumed grave Importance, and that an
earnest effort is to be made to end the
present unsatisfactory state OF ai1alrs' OF
at least to place the subject on such
footing before the beginning OF the ap-
preaching open season as will prevent
il from passing into more serious
phase. The diplomatic correspondence
of the past year makes 1t evident that
a severe strain was placed upon the
patience of the officials Of both the
United States and Great Britain. and
the warning given, quietly yet firmly,
by the Brit h premier that further
proceedings by the American revenue
cutters in the line of last years pro-
gramme could not be tolerated, ana
the intimation from Secretary Olney
that there would be no change unless
additional restrictions were imposed
upon the British sealing vessels, hoid
ont latent possibilities Of serious en-
tanglement of the two friendly powers
unless some arrangement can be maue
before the end of May. For the reason
that ex-Secretary Foster was familiar
with the earlier stages Of the negotia-
tions leading up to the Paris arbitra-
tion. while to ex-Assistant Secretary
HamIin is due in large measure the
credit for the conduct of the negotia-
tions of the last administration on this
subject. they have been chosen to assist
now in composing this threatened diff
crltV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
CUBANS WON.
Thev Defeated the Spanish in a
Sharp Engagement and Sacked
a Town.

CINCINNATI. o., April IA special to
the Commercial Tribune from Havana
says:
A sharp guerrilla engagement occurred
near Guinez. in this province yesterday
morning. with one hundred and iifty men
on each side. Capt. Manuel Delgado' OF
Col. Hernandez's forces, leading the Gu
bans. After two hours the Cubans drove
the Spanish back into Guinez. galloping
after them until almost within half a
gunshot of the Spanish forts there. The
Spaniards retreated into their fortiiica-
tions. The Cubans looted several stores
on the outskirts and camped there nearly
half day in plain sight of the Spanish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
SENATOR VOORHEES, REMAINS.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE remains
Of ex-senator Voorhees, will be escorted
from this city to his native State OF In
diana tomorrow. Before being taken 10
the Terra Haute home. the body Will lie
in state in the Capitol building in Indian
apolis. at the suggestion Of Gov. Mount.
Funeral services will be held here about
noon tomorrow in 81. Johns Episcopal
church. after which the remains will be
removed to the Pennsylvania railroad sta
ton. and. accompanied by the family and
Senator Wilson, will leave on the Chesa-
peake & Ohio express at nalf-past two
o'clock. The honorary pall-bearers Sc
lected are: Senators Morrill,, Turpie, j. X.
Jones. Wilson and Cullom. ex-senator
Butler. Judge Lawrence Weldon, Hon.
Richard ]. Bright
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
,afer place. Three lines Of de

rs. 'afer places. Three lines OF &C.
re now ready, with elaborate
mes and plenty of engineers and ar
iery. Col. Manos. father of Constantine
Manos leader of the Cretan sacred band.
is in command"
THE PORTE PROTESTS.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Times will
print the following dispatch from its
Athens correspondent tomorrow:
The Porte in protest to the powers
against the Greek invasion, says that the
regular Greek army entered Turkish ter
ritory near Grevena and committed acts
of hostility by destroying three posts.
The protest further declares that these
acts virtually constitute an act of aggres-
sion and a casus belli, and denounces
Greece as the aggressor in the affair.
HAS NO CHOICE.
ATHENS, April 1.-THE choice of the
moment 10 begin was does not rest with
King George or with the government. but
with the Ethnike Hetairia. The activity
of this organization has been centered
mainly in Macedonia, and only incidentally
in Crete. The rebellion in Crete was
planned for March. but was precipitated
by the violence of certain Cretan Moham-
medans and broke out six weeks earlier
than was intended. The Cretan movement
was designed to be subsidiary. The Mace
donia was planned for a much later date,
owing to the greater rigor of the Mace
donian climate, which is not favorable TO
active operations much before May.
Events however, have travelled faster
than was expected. Even if the Cretan
question had been arranged, there would
have been an attempt to carry out the
scheme for rising in Macedonia.
VIEWS OF THE CROWN PRINCE.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Press will
tomorrow print the following from its
special correspondent at Larissa, Thessaly:
Il had a personal interview with the
Crown Prince Constantine. commander
in-chief of the Greek troops. at his head
quarters here this afternoon. The Prince
talked freely of the situation now Gin
fronting the people He said:
I am fully prepared to make wan when
it becomes necessary. My troops are in
excellent condition and the warlike spirit
prevails in the soul Of every man under
arms.
If the Turkish army should make an
attempt TO cross the frontier and attack US,
I should act promptly. I shall stand by
this decision whatever may happen, but
shall not do anything TO force the crisis.
'In the face of any popular demonstra-
tion favorable to a declaration of war. /
am convinced that my soldiers would prove
true to their allegiance and would obey
me. no matter what influence was brought
TO bear on them.
Therefore, 1 do not fear any hasty ac-
ton on their part without first considering
my orders.
THE incursion into Turkish territory by
several rebel bands of armed Greeks was
wholly unauthorized by me and absolutely
against my policy and my instructions
from the King.
Their attack upon the Moslems will
by no means be used as an excuse to begin
war, and shall do my utmost to prevent
a repetition of such violation of the neu-
trality laws.
II shall remain here without taking any
aggressive action unless forced to, no
matter how long it may be, until the
Cretan question is finally settled"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
ANOTHER REDUCTION.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. April 1.-THE Ro-
chester Street Railway Company to-day
posted notice announcing ten per cent.
reduction in the salary of all employees
Two years ago the company made the
same cut but afterwards, upon improve
ment in business, restored the old wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-12
The SITUATION IMPROVED.
Encouraging Reports, Yesterday, from
the Delta Country.

Planters Are Rejoicing, and Are of
the Present Opinion That the
Flood will be Gone by the First
of May, in Which Case a Cotton
Crop in the Inundated District
Can be Made-The River Failing
at Memphis-The General Situa-
tion.