The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

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1.rsxsTsgx SET @s-T'As Crstz8 question
49, s,rs<sess 81 tfs gaaisc nina, aid
~swss41srr pusiish Columns on TIE
= ~ Mar4alg - Salisbury rs-
- - tnsIsw tas snEsestsoI . emperor
- ~ geraang and 5l9ek4ts ire
ssssssa Is wArfslg PRESSED II tsfeAt BIT
= 80 - suggestion % tne powers tnst
-. =. e-artsd aufgnoEny slrsiitar . That
!, - sSiaae & Samoa - wei reserved IN
agertArx a. afgordinx . solution %
80 which Greece can accept
=. 80 great = sacrifice o. national
-. ira. rrepssitlons u - understood.
anxx favor Is Paris. where popular
s.sssr l. pro-Hsiiense.
- eonfsne0tsl correspondents or the
.sswssss rexspapers al sxpasts on the
- - F-rsg@ror william at the Marquis
ssts.s..srurses attitude which openly dis
...sss stsels n his last interview with
-. sz-asssb an. aasS2aer It Berlin. while
ss.srs von Fatzfsidg, the German am
S.s.aSor here. = reported 20 have had .
- osaversation vita the Marquis OF
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:. .nr@srs ira, Emperor william per-
.-..slx insisted WIN rae f0ressn govern
- N favor % hia proposal This
- a xtafa4 20 b. Gae 10 his matezsy's
- % overcome the rslc1stags oppo-
-, ~ MS naval projects. He decided
= srlttxts q very active and stern policy
-, having = ship IN the Levant The
1910 az RS proposal 20 blockade tho
Tsr.ss,s wouM have bean = personal tri-
.~aa Cor the emperor and the opposition
49, have bsen obliged 70 agree 10 IN
1850 sne strength o. the Germany navy
"a sr6er % uphold the national honor This
..ssws hozeFsr. was Knocked on the
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ssisa.
Tas Turkish government is uneasy At
~ savers over this question. fearing IL
szxhs cause 8 breakup Of the European
easeeyf. wnleh would mean an immediate
sxslssias IL the Balkans and the sgose-
nasrf disruption az Turkey. Opinion Is
srgg.rsa, nat Crete now wlii never return
= ne Turkish yoke. The island will
ss.ssr become independent or part og
efeees The chief danger nov IL a col
Hs.oo On the Thessallan frontier. The
rsxs that Turkey has ordered her fieet
- b. usbllxed Was received with derision
throughout Europe. One newspaper sus-
r.st@f hat the Turkish ironclads are
mars suitable for oyster boats than for
fThifRe.
ne newspapers here comment on the
sastry Arrangements for stats inquiry OF
sses importance az the one being made by
tsA parliamentary COMMITTEES into the
Jameson raid. II Is held IN a small. mis-
sraas RON and the proceedings are alto
rsther eiyasted o. dignity.
TIE feeling o. this public certainly sp-
Gear Il hs leaning 10 the side OF Col.
casH Rhodes. w1roee examination win last
assther four OF five stttinEs. The inquiry
premises % be interminahle-
Commenting on President kruger's big
elaim for indemnity "a result or TIE
Jameson raid. the Speaker says:
he has historical precedent. though II
y heltAsr creditsble nor hopeful. in the
Gains Walch ths United States advanced
k TIE eabama dispute"
TIE International sanitary conference al
vesice Il making Satisfactory progress. II
vas announced today that Great Britain
has agreed to the ratification OF the Paris
ernveatl0n OF 1855. Or. II. Tnorne, the
Afitlsh technical delegate, asserted that
ne hubonic plague il less dangerous than
cholera lie deprecated the terror OF the
paEue snd urged that no sound basis Is
yst obtained for special action. as In the
ease q cholera. The Turkish delegate sx-
pressed confidence that the measures taken
aoass prevent the import % the plague
through the Red sea- Regarding the aues-
tioa o. Incubation. ten days was adopted
o. the basis o. the sanitary regulations.
suspected district. In agreeing to the
fsiisoatian OF the Paris convention. n Is
understood that Great Britain excluded
irpn he application Canada. Australia and
Gaze Colony.
TIE magnificent Hartford ara collection
az ~ 81 Richard Wallace. tie ceiebrat-
q English phIlarthroGist- 90 his widow.
has now haea Ssaueathed TO the nation
y Ger Ths collection Is one Of the An
e. private galleries Ia the world. and is
snly givals6 ~ the eorEhess collection
e. Rome ard ths Llchtens<e!n collection
a Vienna x e valued al 81 coo. and
naN ca view A. n. Hartford house
Eanchestsr square
TIE plague and famine in India are
Producing e erizis In TIE Lancashire cot
taa trade. The collapse % the indian
Naas h&s led 20 the stoppage of thou
ssads g looms Last Lancashire IL chief
taectesi. and ne employers contsm-
Is's reduction Of % per ccat and urge
va an organized restriction Of proSuc-
ton = what Is necessary 70 meet the
Epaes. II a strike occurs ~. IS looms
~ "a ida
nc English explorer. PouIstte weash-
eey 32St back from Csntrai Africa. re-
.eFts ihat t6s village % Chilxnaho. where
- Livingstone Is buried. is abandoned.
as Ifses The erection o. lasting monu-