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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
WORK FOR WTNDOWGLASS MEN.
FACTORIES THAT WILL EMPLOY FIFTEEN THOU
SAND WORKERS 10 START UP

FACTORIES THAT WILL EMPLOY FIFTEEN THor-
SAND WORKERS To START rF.
P,t,shure Dec 10 49, WlndOwglass tactories
throughout the United States will he able 10 70
sumo work Just as they can get the fur-
naces not enough 20 begin. This vii he In about
,hree weeks and means work for about ifeen
thousand men Last Nigh kilograms were sent 10
tho managers OF every wl@dow-glass plant In the
country to start the fires at once, as settlement
Of the wage question. which has been so long IN
dispute had been reached
The workers will resume at an advance which IL
not as large as was expected. and for which such
a strong contention made one week ago a
settlement was reached by the blowers and gath
erers The cutters and fatteners who have seeded
from the Window-Glass Workers Association were
not satisfied with the rate offered, and held out
until last evening One week fruit!ess con
ference was held by the Wage Committee OF the
manufacturers and the cutters and hati"ners when
the manufacturers offered an advance of u per
cent over the wages OF last yer. The parties
interested met again yesterday WIN all sections
~ INC Industry represcntei Late In the after
noon the manufacturers made a concession. They
rronoscd 10 give the cutters an advance OF Is per
reni md the fattcners u per cent heretofore the
Nat,epare have IN addition, been paid = per cent
nF .hc gross earnings OF tho blowers This feature
Vas tho hardest pin for the natten"rs To swallow
hut they finally concluded 10 accept ~" oner thuS
ending 2 protractel and expensive lockout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
PITTSBCRG WANTS TIE HPnFNT.

IF TT Is HELD THERE IN 1900 EFFORTS Will. BE
MAZE To ERECT A SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
Pl,tshurg Dec 19-The in,'!&l step toward secur-
irr tho G. a. r. encampmcnt ror P.,ishurC IN 1900
was taken las, night by tho Allegheny County a.
A. r. Association. and the plan will he aritated a.
tho coming Cincinnati gathering.
In connection with the enCampment. II should
be held here e Is proposed 10 unveil grand SOL
d,ers' monument. 20 cost in thA neighbOrhood ~
10000 The Pennsylvania Legislature Of 1875 passed
an act empowering each county 70 erect suitable
soldiers monument at the cXDeDsC ~ the citizens
the necessary amount 10 be raised by taxation. l.
IS believed by the veterans he1eaoouis tha' l'')
yiII no the las; year for encampm"nts. II Is their
ambition therefore. 10 have the orgdniza lion wind
m It's career in this city. and at the sam" time
talc part in the dedication OF the proposed grand
memorial to the Nations dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
THE PARTITION OF CHINA
RUSSIAN ACTION MADE NECESSARY BY
THE GERMAN SEIZURE.
REPORTED ovERTUREs TO ENGLAND TO EN-
ERCIsE PROTECTION OVER CHINESE
RIvERs-THE VELVET HAND
AT PORT ARTHUR.

London, Dec. 2O.-The correspondent Vi i"'
Times" at Ptking says:
"Cbina anproves of the Russian fleet winter
ing at Port Arthur. being persuaded that TINS
action is taken in the interest OF China ana
necesstated by the German occupation OF hlao-
Chau."
4 dispatch to The Tines from Shanghai
says the occupation of Port Arthur (by huS''a'
cannot fail to provoke popular indighato'i -
Japan where public opinion is already eN''''N
over the Kiao-Chau affair. m
According to n dispatch to The Dan! -"'
from Shanghai. the high officials OF the ''''''e'
Court have advised the Emperor. III We" VI
further complications to remove the Court To
Nanking Uhe Southern Capital). Inc us
patch says 1t is reported there that oVeI'u'''
have been made to England to exercise p'o''N
tion over tie Yang-Tse Valley, and the "e''
River and that numerous rumors are cur
regarding the activity of the British squauroh Al
Chinese waters
The Times" commenting edtorla'S 'i''
morning on the situation in China, says
Instead OF the Kaiser's mailed fist, we have
Russa's velvet glove; but the grasp is not less
vigorous and unyieldlng. Great Britain ought
now courtcously to invite China to e1'ehd 'i'e
same privileges to the British fleet at Chusan'
ItleETdIHS lIbHl All NV '''''''''
show that Russias step at Port Arthur II re-
garded az tantamount to permanent occuPu
ton. and n reply to Germany's action
well-nformed 81. Petersburg Correspondent
saws there was no agreement between RUSSIA
and Germany and that the latter simpiy"arheu
Russia when The occupation Of kiao-Chau WAS
already decided upon.
The "Novoe Vreuya' pretcnds that Japan mas
no cause for complaint. "since China Is ohF
giving the same shelter to Iussinn shlpS n
Japan had hitherto go kindly afforded"
THIS view is not held in Berlin. where the pa
pers are already talking Of the possioi'i'Y VI
Prince Henry having to shake his mailed nS' H'
Japan which is supposed to he secretly backed
I'm by England. Some Of the H"rlln papers eN
prcss anxiety. but most Of them welcome M M
nevs from Port Arthur as juStiiNlnE the
German position at kIdo-'hdu; .. I've
as artual evidence that Russia and Germany
aro acting together Curiously enough. Ein-
naror William visited the Russian Ambassador
., Friday night on his return from ki"l. osteh.
sihIr to congratulaje him on the name DAY oi
En,neror Nicholas. The visit lasted an hou7;
'rbera ie n, doubt now that the Emperor ana
no Ambassador discussed Chinese aualrs
The Paris papers. without pretending 10 De n"
ceivad hv Russia's innocent explanations are
nlessed with the action ~ the aili "f France
Tn. burden ~ Nieunese comment u rs l"
what England VIII 40. .. .,
The British fleet now in Chinese "a'crs con
sis,s Of one ironclad. nine cruisers ana e'sh'e'"
smaller mcn-of-war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
COULD Not MOVE TIE SWITCH.
WRECK on TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON ROAD
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.

Pontiac ILL., Dec le.-An open switch on the chi
caeo md Alton Railway was the cause OF coNis'on
this afternoon between the 81 Louis Limited p"s
se,cer train due here at l:35 p. fn ana freisht
,rain on the sidctrack The brakeman whose duty
I, was TO close the switch was unable to move H.
The passenger train was approaching lie jumped
ON the track and sgnalled for 1t to stop The en-
eneer applled the air brakes and reversed his en-
at,o I'M, {, was too late. and the passenger went
crasn,ng into the freight. The injured are as
follows:
p,-curR l. c. Boswell. Ind trainuah arm proAen
Bt siIS' S S.div bruised about the head and face
c,oI,NTRYMAN Miss Minnie. OF this CITY, passenger.
cut and bruised.
ZONES / w Peoris engineer. Injured Internally
st-rToN l.. j. Chicago. haggageman slight bruises
WHITE John bloomington. fireman injured Internally
pusber was riding between the baggage car ana
the tender. , - - .,t
TIE TWO engines and two freight cars are tota!
.rocfs The damage TO other cars can be easily
Waited The combination luggage and mall car
vas deraiIed and had 10 be left here the mai 1hu
%aggese being transferred TO another car Inc
nassenger train was delayed about three nours'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
HOPES OF BLANCO AND DE LONE.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE INsuRGENTS-TiiE AZ


NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE 1NsuRGENTS-TiE NC
TON OF CONGRESS.
London. Dec 2O-The Madrid correspondent
Of THE Standard" says:
General 8lanco reports that negotiations
with several influential insurgent chiefs are pro
crossing so favorably that he hopes TO detach
from the rebellion important forces when are
willing TO accept autonomy
"sehor De LONE has cabled the Government
that the American Government expects 70 COM
mand sufficient majority in the House oI i'ep
resentatives to check all military motions un'I
the summer recess, in July next thus securing
Spain a respite Of fully year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
ARRANGING FOR DIR. DAYS FUNERAL.

Baltimore Dec. l9.-The body Of the Rev. Dr.
David A. Day. the distinguished missionary Of the
Lutheran Church. who has served at the Mullen.
berg mission the West Coast Of Africa for
nearly twenty y-hye wears. and who died on the
steamship Lucania last Friday. one day out from
New-York was brought here to-day. At special
meeting Of the Foreign Board. arrangements were
made for O service In the First Lutheran Church
of Baltimore, on Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m. when
largo cities Of the East are expected to be pres
emit The burial will be made at Selin's Grove
Wednesday forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
.o,r,,rp RIAZE IN GRAND FORKS.

-.o,,s Forks ~ D., Dec. l9.-The business por-
49,, % tho city was threatened by another fre
,o,n,oht which might have been more destructive
than that OF Friday, when the Hotel Dacotat' the
Wsrcan,ile Company's and Nash Brothers build
,ngs were burned. Shortly after o'clock smoke ps
Tas sGn store OF Benner Beggs and in less
uepa' aSteen minutes the building was In names
tnan& III ~ are had crept into the Stanchfeld clothing
u house hs stone Sree '1hwS hoS work ths
pulo,rss u LIS subduel The damage 10 the building
and and stock OF Benner * Begss VIII De ''oV"' Inc
a' tnsses 70 the other firms VIII be small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
sHIPWRECKED MARINERS RESCUED.
A CAPTAIN AND FIVE SAILORS PICKED UP By 4
BRITISH SHIP.
COURT OF APPEALS.

San Diego Dec. The fourmasted British ship
Roby. Captain Jones. arrived In port to-day IA
days from London. Captain Jones reports that last
Thursday morning. when off 81. Nicholas Island. he
was hailed by a crew In distress. He hove to- and
sent off a Iifeboat to the distressed men. who were
found 20 be five sailors and their captain. OF the
sloop Ranger. The captain said that he was en-
gagged In taking supplies from San Pedro to ST.
Nicholas and that the night Of December his
vessel dragged her anchor In fearful storm and
went on the rocks total wreck. the crew escap-
ing with their lives only. All the men had been
without shelter for seven days, and were suffering
greatly for food and nourlshment. They were
taken on board by Captain Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
cJJCTDE IN A LANCASTER HOTEL.

Lancaster. Penn. Dec. ls-Thomas Hanion. sixty
e,gbt wears old. died tonight from the effects OF
= number OF opium pills which he swallowed last
n,ght and from inhalng gas in his room at local
hotel He came here about week ago ana regis
,ored as from Washington ID. c. He represent ed
S,mself az a. pensoner. engaged weeks board
a. The hotel. paying in advance. and spent money
faybsueiied and he resorted 20 suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
TO PROTECT N4RiLAND SOATBiRDS.
mn, ,>noRsFD by CARDINAL GIBBONS AND
MANY OTHERS WILL RE INTRODUCED
IN THE LEGISLATURE

po,,,uore. Dec 10 (SpeclaD. Cardinal Gibbons.
leading Protestant ministers. lawyers and num-
ber OF prominent society women are Interested IN a
hr, a. no int troduced in the Legislature for the pro-
,oc,ion OF songbirds In Maryland The Cardinal. In
s,eaking OF the proposed law. said:
81 am In thorough accord with the proposition to
,ove the birds protected. and my words cannot be
cIothed I'm too strong language. We are nation
-. .and,le and our condition cannot be compared
n,,h ui thot Of England and Ireland Birds make the
choir OF the heavens. and they should p,h by an
m ~ tho moor little songsters and ! am delighted
Sa, measures will be taken by which they VIII be
rde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
LAFAYETTE COLLEGES LOSS.
TRUSTEES WILL ARRANGE TO-DAY FOR CoNTlN
UING THE WORK CARRIED ON
IN PARDEE HALL.

Eastor Penn Dec. 10 President Warfeld OF La
fayctte College has ISSUED call for a meeting OF
the local members OF the Boa I'd % Trustees to be
held At tomorrow. VIXEN arrangements are
10 be lde for continuing the different courses or
study disturbed by the burning Of Pardee Hall yes
terday. President Haenbacb Of the Board has
instructed Or. Warfeld u make all necessary
arrangements for temporary relief and TO call
meeting of the trustees to arrange for rebuilding
the structure without unnecessary delay. Among
the property saved by the students have been
found Or r. c. Porter's Pennsylvania fora and the
instruments lately added TO the department OF
ysplo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
THE MARIETTA.s ROUGH VOYAGE

San Francisco. Dec. ls.-The United States run
boat Marietta has arrived here after q stormy
passage. from the north. Many Of her staterooms
flooded, and her rails were bent and twisted
from the force Of the waves that had swept over
became necessary to put out . sea-Snchor in
spite Of which she driftsd over two hundred and
forty miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
KILLED ~ 4 BALTIMORE TtAAEh.

TWO MEN WERE WALKING IhbhF' But ONE
ESCAPED WITH SERIOUS INJURIES.
baltimore Dec le-Wllliam Kelley. aged twenty
,hro. yas instantly killed. and H. G. IIickson.
o,,.J tventy-nve was seriously injured by loco
rrotivc while they were walking In the Belt Line
tunnel between Dolphin and Lanvale SITS. early
this morning II is thought the men were struck
h,. =, cxD-ess train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rauwav but Iiickson mas not been able to give
connected account OF how they happened TO be
G., ,be tunnel Kelley's body was found horribly
,,r.u,ted by "a tunnel watchman. who shortly
affcrv.,,d d found Hickson lying beside the track
In an unconscious state. Kelley was Waterman
piaig Il. IL a printer, and the physicians say ne
will probably recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
,ou.s AGRICULTURAL WEALTH.

no. Mo,nes. Iowa. Dec Is.-The director OF the
,o.a crop Service yesterday issued his statement
=, products for 1897 The principal items are as
,otows. wheat H. 600 900 bushels. valued december
, en- s,a os: corn 2Se 500 900 bushels. valued at
tm -oo oo oats ls3oN,OO bushels, valued at s2loo
c,c barley. 100000 bushels valued at S.So'"o "S
The total OF all crops Is given as Nyi v ;ssd,n1
md otherwise converting the raw produets: y Is
esmatcd that from 80 to so per cent Is aaueu 20 .e
ynlie placing the total final value Oh tue o'ops VI
iowa al 500 0Co.oo0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
ADDING TO HIS SPLENDID GIFTS.
- = x.noXAtD GIVES An ADDITIONAL Two
HUNDRED AHD FIFTY THorFAEp DOL
LARS TO MGHL. UNIVERSITY.

vo,,roaI Dec i9-W e. Mcdonald. tn" mill
,ouaire tobacco manufacturer. whoS" Giis 10 Nc
Gu University already aggregate h'"tN '''''
u,,or dollars has lust given an additional t~o
mn mn ~ a "a Gftv thousand dollars 20 the HNuh-
ton Fifty thousand dollars of lhs Sun, 10 a%
S.,t,r .rd "a. remaining two hhud.td iI",'-'i !"
dVre ,s Tor IN. scientific department ~ NJ pui'1
ing ~ which his prey ons siiiS nave '' '''''
r.lly used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
IlUllF iAP' =,
New-York city. December lh'


rants, church In East Iify y-hfth-st. has sent 10
I.,n,or ! bowling the following letter;
Trinity Baptist Church.
New-York city. December d. 10y"
Victor J Dowliug, ESQ. " ,-,, Inc, f. heforo
De"' am obliged for the sentiment Inc .rn,l @,@"
nv v',,L s.ud YOU check. on brlia.i OF tHc HcittIH,
IVte" In orcaulzatiOn IN the MI IN y mn, @
ma"S, for distribution among the dc'efN !s Poo.
ir y,our charge. Ny only T'sfe' ~ .n"u y ',
,,,i is not larger. but: - there are 80 in""
Ch,nrcls Of distrbuuoh'' INV wv" '
Could. Ve.y uuly yours; ,..rop BOWLING"
r,ar Mr. Bowling: We are In straits ioi 'n',n, r ~
It"i ,." "a our IN ny-slded work among 'he poo' tGi "a
His d's,rict our own Eockc's u..' .,I .iiitrcr
ms ut,,d again and stiil men. women ai
hs"ln az" Inns clothing, bread. "hc."T, htI l''n ~
EpfItnds arc sought each day. We Iohf 10 mn mn,
~, - evcry worthy applicant h'f' u Ho'I''iie
is'e' ITO human side Of our undcriakhlH W. ~
n,w,ss s need as money. And yet. klnd slr Ga', Ga,,h
cnt ihe profrcrcd check dare hot touG " - ~ q,
~ M II,,ch as TIE lips oc ny :'"%":-. 'pl!nS' .n,ah
toon fro,o a society whcn represents hjch "h.C"
' ,nost T., bc depI1rcd by an Wrli-disPo.u ~, ~
~ i1 seern to be a little less than cin,c 20 thke
IL w H. cotten gains for such "A deserving oP-
ject - an, n,onn,ed 10 commend the
nln' III ccrIntircs for the thoughtful consideration
Ip''J ~ Jn oTeonization Won rcoieHen, .,,o, .ho,
VI ..,, on ~ ALI Subtlity ana All mi'Cinci' lhou
hrf ~ the devil thou enemy of an Ilsh,- r -
al, hou not cease 10 perVert the tshi way" VI "'
Lord ncy Acts KIN; InI.c;rsh with thee Acts III 20.
NJ Wv dear Nr Dowling, I shall read the above
to my cohefes"''o" JAMS " PUTNAM.
Pastor Trinity Baptist vor,. Church' 1,fiv
s-p,oase nnd lncloscd your check j W. ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
MARIN GIVES UP IN DESPAIR.

UNABLE TO ESTABLISH AUTONOMY IN THE
ISLAND OF PUERTO RICO.
Madrid Dec 1s.-Lieutenant-General Marin. Cap
Of Puerto Rico is about TO resign owing
70 the imposslbity OF reconcing the different par
,ies in the island with view OF establishing
autonomy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
cuonr rJuF on THE UNION PACIFIC.

C,hevsnne Wyo.. Dec. ls.-Notices have been
,os,ed in the Union Pacific shops at Cheyenne ana
laramie. reducing the time OF the men empioyeu
La a. ., four days week. and from eight
- -, % seven hours n day. taking effect imme-
hh;""tnIv In addition, the employees are lad on ten
oihtei!, !,,,ng the holidays This IL equal to a re-
anS tn ~ 20 per cent In wages. The REDUCTION Is
H yn IN. caused by falling OF OF business on
- tn!on Pacific equal TO 40 per cent OF 'he p"s'
80 during the summer months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
np.ccJyG THE STSOUEHANNA ~ VAN

Harrisburg. Penn. Dec ls-Experienced men
sIa,,rod the susquchanna River all day for the
hod,, ~ the Rev S S. Spurricr. who II is thought.
either committed suicide or was murdered and
,hrnuu into the : yer Thursday night. They
Snund nothing whatever, owing 10 the muddy con
t1i,nn ~ the high water. The police are sil hunt
tg fnr clews 10 establish the mans fate. but have
rnet with no success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
ARANGUREN DIES WITH RUIZ
1Ns1-RGENT LEADER EXECUTED ALONG
WITH BLANCO's EMISSARY.
SUCH IS THE STORY CABLEp TO THE sfANi'h
LEGATION AT wAsHINGTON-FERo-
CIOIrS WAR IN CUBA

LEGATION AT wAsFINGTON-FERo-
c1oUs WAR IN CUBA.
Washington, Dec 19-The following caoie au-
vices were received at the Spanish Legation TO-
day:
"Habana. Dec 19-Absolutry Trustworthy re-
ports permit us to affirm that Rulz was %
with Aranguren Friday by order OF A"No
Rodriguez. After several letters haa peen
ohonsed batween Ruiz and Aranguren Ruz Ielt
Habana on Monday to meet Arangureh' nov
upon an official mission and only as i'lei,u
IT is not known how Rodriguez arrived pu' 'he
fact is that that leader ordered the shoo''ns OF
both
The ferocity Of such act and proceeding III
dicate better than anything else the lai'n III
autonomy. the Intransigeants being obliged 10
rasor+ 70 terror TO prevent the disbanding or
their hands. Such is the general opinion ana
publjc opinion unanimously qualities such act
as savage and unworthy. CoN"O'iO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
Relief FOR YUKON MINERS.

THE PORTLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TEN
DERs 4 THOUSAND TONS OF PROVISIONS.
Portland. ore. Dec. l9-The Portland Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday through Brigadier-General
Merriam commander OF the Department Of the
Columbia, rendered to the Government thou
sand tons of provisions for the relief OF the Yukon
min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
GERMAN CRUISERS OFF sPrTHEAD

PRINCE Hr>RYs SQUADRON oN ITS "Af !"
CHINESE WATERS
ro,don r,.~ Ia-Th~ German cruisers psutsch-
49,. "a coaon arrived on Spithead this evening
IN a heavy fog salu,es Will he exchanged to-
morrow. , ,.,es -, T,o.c. and
Prinon Henry OF Prussia landed a, Co"es anu
proceeded To- Osborne House
Tho Deutschland and Geaon left Kiel on Thurs
dov morning last and are bound for kiao-'hau
Bav. China part OF the German second 'iu'S''
,,,.,.,o, ,r ,hoss waters Prince Henry " Prus-
eIs the brother Of Emperor william, VINO - IN
Comrnand OF the division, ~ on board the p'u's'h-
land which Is his flagship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20

Rio Janeiro. Dec l9.-The Brazilian and Italian
covernments have signed an agreement settling
the incident OF the killing or the Italians at Es-
nIri,o Santo last month. Italy admits that there
pwaS no cause for diplomatic Intervention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
p, ,,rc1Ass FACTORIES TO RESUME

Kokomo Ind. Dec l9-The plete-elass strike is
ov,r the 80 men in the Kokomo and Ewood plants
having accepted the companv's proposition for pol
isbcrs 10 ne paid for pi"ccwoik Bpih factories
q, in resume operations this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
KILLED By An EXPLODING LOCOHOTIVE.

Repton. Ala, Dec. Blast night on the Rear
Creek logging road locomotive exploded kilinS
the engineer John O'Connor; the fireman. Jack
Clipper and two ranmen John Johnson and
Henry Vickery. The explosion was caused by Il de-
fectve fuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20

rbs India Pale and Burton Ales bottIed Dy iP ipa-
,n,Ina ~, have no EQUALS for home consumption
NMny he ordered from Park 4 Tilford' or Acker'
Merrau Condt.-AdvL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20

Manhattan Hotel will Baantne's India
Pale Ale Burton Ales and Brown Stout Also AT
Waldorf Astoria. Hoffman. Holland and Deimoni-
co's-Adyt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
FATAL EXPLOSION on A STEAMER

SEVERAL MEN KILLED OK WI NPhp "N '"H
SOUTHERN CROSS AT MADEIRA
landau Dec l9-In an explosion aboard the Brit
,.h etoo,ner Southern Cross from Buenos AyTes for
Itvernool which arrived at Madeira today. several
rnrsons were killed or wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20
WORLD NOT TAKE TAuDANl'H ) "oNt'
- ,,.rS,y CALLS IF IIA.GoTTEN GAINS. ANI
WILL. not DisrRlBtTE ANY or H.
EVEN ron CHARITY.

The Rev Or James W. Putnam. pastor o' I''h.y
Rantist Church In Eat lifty-hith-st' mas S'"' W
victor ] bowling the following letter;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-20

s-plcase And lncosed your chrck. }. W.
Tho check was for go
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30
A New Palr Of Shoes

For every pair Of shoes that goes
wrong In our big, well stocked
>hoe Department.
Monday Great Sf.5o sale of La
dies oxford Ties.
Nsnda, we will offer Won any
~ the following styles of oxford
Tics at xi.5o a pair.
Fine Bisrk Wei Mid. square
eag-. needle toe. turned oxford.
Dark Russet oxforda. new coin
tee.
Seamless oxford. patent leather
eyetet~ and trim hand furnsa
New t~ntary oxford. eisfh top.
The psrntc oxford. heavy sole.
machine scwcd. patent leather
tip
Your choice Of nne Of these
styles on Norday. only si.5a pair.
Received another shipment .f
the new Anna Held. Eleanor.
Gypsy and the Dv~>dcn Patent
Leather and Stei Md strap san
dst~, ia metal and black satin
buckle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30
Monday BARGAIN Day In
Wash Goods.

Zephyr cinghSm. In fancy
checks and stripes. mill REM
nauts. the usual Toe md tctac
aaaltts. tomorrow Sc yard.
perratea. fait ass inches wide.
standard quality. equal tn other
Zoe grades. ont, Ste yard.
Perraies, dark and light dots
and stripes. the best auaiits
made. In mill ends. every yard
worth Use, Monday only 70.
Inrpet Null, lfEht err dark. also
In the new Ueranium red with
white black polka dots. very
choice. price ei>cw here zoe yard.
here only tSc yard.
Real GRASS Linen aud irish
Uome>pun, for bicycle suits.
waists. and ho>.' waists. worth
.ee and 2sc. only tor and .nr yard
French sheer crgaudIes. I'm
splendid variety. beautiful sprays
and aowcrs. worth .oc and -ac,
only ssc and zoe ,nra.