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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-12-22
Mrs. George Buck is suffering from
an acute attack Of pleuro-pneumonia

Mrs. George Buck is suffering from
an acute attack Of pleuro-pneumonia
Leave your guess on that beautiful
onyx table at, Walkers, they're get
ting hotter every day
u g. "a. Chad bourne is Visiting his Son,
Amos, tatts ST, Cloud He has partly
planned a trip ltoIB otson.
LATE, johnson was ins;the village Sun
day afternoon on his way to aBrainera
where he. has secured a situation. =
IF you want your horse 'shod so he,
won't slip, call On US; s
@.:Ss- 1;s.stt BUCK & CRAvENs.: u.
Highest price ST, cash paid for fur
and horse hides, at N. G. Sausser's
I store by s,ft;es5E. yftss,< JOHN ARNOLD. Il
20 the wife Of Charles Bergman,
Bogus Brook, Sunday, Dec. IS, a. son.
st. Nicholas big load Of Christmas
presents are nearly gone. Come and
get the rest before Saturday night.
~ ',.s F. L. LUDDEN.
Christmas table supplies at Walk
er's, fresh celery, bulk olives, sweet
pickles, finest layer raisins, new nuts,
etc. Quality the highest, prices the
lowest. ~. FL. ..E
LosT.-In Princeton, Tuesday. Dec.
90 IAN Eastern Star pin. The finder
will be rewarded on leaving it at the
post Office. 49,. -.
Albert Morehouse, of Foreston, was
in the village yesterday. He came
down to pay his taxes and incidentally
called and renewed his subscription to
'"the oldest and best.'' -. -. 49, -
Mrs: Lint Chase Smith, of West
Superior, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. H. Burrell. She formerly lived at
Elk River and has a number of old ac-
quaintances in Princeton. >%, 81. :
The Thirteenth regiment has been
ordered relieved and is expected to
reach Minneapolis in March, where,
after enjoying {; sixty day furlough,
the boys will be mustered out.
Mrs. John Wicklander, of Mile Laos
lake, has been brought to this village,
where it is expected she will be OBJ
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-12-22

LosT.-In Princeton, Tuesday. Dec.
20, 7an Eastern Star pin. The finder
will be rewarded on leaving it at the
post office. - s%..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-12-22

st. Nicholas big load Of Christmas
presents are nearly gone. Come and
get'the rest before Saturday night.
:: ~ "- ~. F.. L. LUDDEN.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-12-22
Notice of Cancellation Of Contract;

| Probate Seal.l ~ - Judge of Probat
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-12-22

CHAs. KEITH. Attorney.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24
WiadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe.

Or. 81 20 Jackson. Mich.
Niniejszem zawiadsmism ws.yst
kich braol nalesacych do tel grupy,
70 przyssie posiedsenie jest roosns,
wieo kstdy ma sic stswic pod kars
Posisdssnie ~odbedsie sic dnia 1870
kwietnis, ma hall u oh. Jana Chlsbu.
90, o godsinie 1ssej 20 poiudniu. -
Piotr Szumlihski, sekr. prot.
Or. IA 10 Cleveland, o.
Ma ossssnism posisd.eniu gr. la
tow. synowie Ojczysny rajeto Gle
skiadks ma sprawe " Lsstiner. 2
dobrowolsych ofisr ssoAono o dols.
row ! 3d., kt6rs wysaano rassm . oyr'
kularssm M rscs jsasralaego sskrs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

wyrok potsp aJaoy.
Ale m~niejszs o to wszystko, nam
idzis dobro Zwis.ku Spiswskew,
ably wiso dowissc prswdziwosoi tego
proponujemy byiemu Zsr.sdowi
uosciwa droge do wyjscia: sad polu
bowny. Zgodzmy sic, psnowie, 3D.
DAD sprawe do ro.ssrsygnieoia lu-
DIXON snanym caiej polonji, najle-
piej, nassem .daniem, czionkom Ia
rssdow innych orgsnissoyj ! ma wy.
rok ion podpiszmy sic Z CORY. Csy
to ME jest ucz,iws drogs wyjsciaf
Cseksmy odpowiedsi. Jesli byiy
zsr.sd sgodzi sic ns sad polubowny
ds dowod, jsk my 20 tn dsjemy, ae
ME kisrujs MIN osobiste korrysoi
ohe6 wisdsy. w prssoiwnym rasis
oaiy oga polski pr.ekona sic, kso
uozoiwym jest " casej sprswis ! kto
bedzie prsyozyns rozdwojsnia spis.
wak6w.
Q. Duaswski, press,; ISnsoy Mr6s,
vice presses; Albin Rosihski, sekr,
jsn.; Miobaf Nowakowski, sekr. fn.;
A. Urbahski, kssjer; Wsoaaw Per-
sowski, bibliosskars; Jan N. Nowi-
cki, dyrygsnt.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24
:: :: = Iyd2Cl@yiJe1na::: ::
wszystkie
PoVieSci
Arabskie.
Z A w | e r A:

1. Osie& W6f i Rolnik.
2. Kupiec i Geniusz.
8. Historya o Pierwszym Starcu i Eani.
4. Historya o Drugim Starcu i Dw6ch Psach Gar.
nych.
.. Historya o Rybaku.
.. Historya o Kr6lu Greckim o Lekarzu Dubanie.
:. Historya o Mesu i Papudse.
5. Historya o Ukaranym Wezyrze.
:. Historya Miodego Rr6la wysp Czarnych.
TO- Historya o Trzech Derwiszach Kr6lewiczacl /; n
Pieciu Damach Bagdackich.
III. Historya Fierwszego Derwisza Kr6lewicza.
IL. Historya Q Zazdrosnym i Jego Sasiedzie.
10. Historya Drugiego Derwiszaa Kr6lewicza.
~. Historya Trzeciego Derwisza Kr6lewicza.
ID. Historya Zobeidy.
IL. Historya Aminy.
Ii. Historya Synbada Morskiego i o Jego Siedmiu
Niebezpiecznych Podr6zach.
Is. Try Jabika.
~ H'storya o DAME Zamordowanei o Miodzieicu.
Jej Mezu.
~. Historya o Nureddynie Ali i Bedreddynie Hassan.
II. Historya Maiego Garbuska.
y. Historya Kupca Chrzescianina.
%. Historya Opowiedziana przez Szafarza Suitana
Kasgarskiego.
"A. Historya Lekarza Zyda.
.. Historya Opowiedziana przez Krawca.
20. Historya Balwierza i Jego Braci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

TARA. z tsj sunny prsssnsesoao S
do'ar6w m wdowy dseoty. . 4 dol.
! DO. n kossta ssiowe. Dals.s ola.
y beds sbisrans M prsys.isn 20
sied.sniu. zsprassamy nietylko o.son.
kov nssssj grupy. alsi Iwog6ls
wssystkioh braci I psrafjlsw. Kszi.
misrsa. Spiss.my brsoia sklada6 to
ofiare, DO ons nam bsd.ie stokrotnie
wynagrodsons. Co brsoi nas.yoh "
Lassimsr sPotkalo " ubiegaym roku.
to mas mote spotka6 ~ tym lab
~Prsyssfym roku. Zwr6emy M to
uwage. L .niksd ME many pomooy.
Dosyc Mani jua terra. miosajs, . jsk
sie sami ME b~eizismy ratowa6, to
ka2dy bei.ie pastwic sic iak mad
1wier.etami. Me tra6my ..nad.iei
oho6 sic nam odbilo echo o us.y Z "a.
set sngislskioh, il sad " Lattimsr
vypsdi niepomyalnis ola g6rnik6w.
Mass Awis1ek ukoohany egzystujs,a
dsiatws jsgo ayje. On osuws mad
dsiatws jak STRAIT, . M tSsjmie
XII " Filadelfji pr.yr.sklismy. 4.
bedsiemy popisrali e sprawe ws.el.
kismi siiami, prseto ME opus.o.ajmy
sie' sPiesimy . pomocs, . zwis.sk
Narodowy Polski mad sprsws t. try.
umf odnissie. Wszysoy w6wosas -
woiamy: Csesc tobis zwissku Ma.
rodowy Polskil
q Ps&nsm ,auf.niem .yosymy po.
myalnosoi Zar.sdowi. Centralnemu,
SHY | wytrwaiosoi do dalssej praoy.
zarasem .swiadamia sic o.ionk6w
grupy LA. IL pr.ys.is posted ssnis
kt6rs PrIypada W Wielks Nisdsisls,
odsofono do l7go, . wieo ma trsecis
niedsiele kwietnia. - q bratnism
Posdrowisniem, Audr1ej Masyjssik.
Or. $50 10 Jersey City.
GruPs Ss9 " Jersey City obraia
nowy .srzad jak nassepujs:
Jan Bobowski, pre.e,; Jan Do.
ssyfski, kasjer; Antoni Kukielski.
sekr. in.; Antoni Pardon, sekr. prot;
Alexander S.ymahski, vice prszss.
Posisdsenia regularne odbywaj,
sic " ksaly wtorsk Pc p~ietnastym.
W sail OBJ. Jana Dussyhskiego, SO
Van Wrinkle str, Jersey City, NJ.
- Antoni Pardon, sekr. prot.
CIR. Sol 10 Youngstown.
Ma posisdzsniu p~6}roo.nsm dnia
Is maroa 1893 T. tow. Jana III So.
bieskisgo. gr. 36I Youngstown.
O., nsstspil obior nowyoh ur.edni.
k6w, .atem wybrani zostali jak
nast spujs:
Antoni Zsbracki, prssss 20 ra. 2;
PAVED ZaOharyasz. wioe prs.es; Piotr
Semcis1sk, sekretarz. potwisrd,ony
nadal; Jan Kamihski. kssjsr,; po-
twierd.ony nadal; Karol Budaoki,
oPiekun kasy, ! Miohai Ledwoh, mar
szaisk. kt6rym p~owisrzono obowia..
ri do mich naleaaoe, "a r.stslns i
uosciws prowad.enie takowyoh pr.e.
osas s.ssciu miesiecy. - z s.soun
klein, P. Semciszak, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24

~. Historya Albulhassana Ali Ebu Bekar i Szemsel.
nihary, Faworytki Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda-
rs. Historya o Mi}osci Kamaralzamana Kr6lewicza
Wyspy.
20. Dzieci Chaledanu Bsdory, Cssarz6wny Chin.
skiej.
81. HISTORIC Kr6lewicza Amayada i Danny W Mics
Gle Czarnoksieznik6w.
81. Historya Nureddyna Pieknej Persanki.
81. List Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda do Kr6la Balsory.
50. Historya Bedera, ksia1ecia Perskiego i Dz6hary,
Kr6lewny Samandalu.
b. Historys Ganema, syna Abu Eba, Niewolnika
30. Historya o K~siazeciu Alasnamie o Kr6lu Ge.
niuszow.
36. Historya o Kadadadzie Jego 40 Braciach.
81. Historya Kr6lewny Derjabsru.
80. Historya o Spiacym Obudzonym.
81. Historya Alladyna, czyli o Lampie Cudownej.
~. Przygody Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda.
IL. Historya Kodzyi Hassana Abdalla.
AZ. Historya o Ali Babe i o Czterdziestu Zfodziejach
Zgiadzonych " Swiata przez Jedne Niewolnice.
40. Historya o Aim Kodsyi, Kupcu Bagdackim.
~. Historya o Koniu Zaczarowanym.
10. Historya o Ksisciu Agmedzie i wieszczu Parry
46. Historya o Dw6ch Siostrach Zawistnych Szcze.
scia M}ods'ej Siostry.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-24
POkwitOwanie.

q przeslsnyoh skiadsk ma rsos 81.
komisarza Skarbu Mar. Pol. " Rap.
perswylu, p. T. NJ. Hslihskiego "
Duluth, Mimi, kt6re nalety .sliozy6
W nastepujaoym porssdka, a m:
q balu Oddziaiu Sksrbu Mp. W
New Yorku $9.15
Tow. Vol. P. Str.elcow W
New Yorku llO5
Tow. Kosoiuszki W New
Yorku 900
Tow. Polonis, or. 81 mp.
" New Yorku 6.36
Tow. SOi Maj, gr. A mp.
" New Yorku TO
Tow. S~obieskiego wGrssn.
point, N. Y. 5.65
Tow. Puisskiego W Brook.
Ign, N. Y. 800
Tow. Czytelois " Brook.
lyp, N. Y. l.58|
Zebrano IA pikniku tow.
w. p. Strxel,ow " New Yorku 5 90
Ma pikniku tow. Sobieskie.
60 W Greenpoint 1853
Ma obchodrie Msjowym 7.51
Ns chrzcinach u Up. Woj.
tssrek, prsez p. T. Grzywi6.
skiego W New Yorku 1.1O|
Czysty dochod Z pikniku
Oddxia&u Skarbu Mar. Pol. W
New Yorku 5.53
Pan K. Koiskowski so
Rszem $3.50
X. Wojtdszek, skarbnik.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25

A0t Improbable That Northern Pa
cffic VIII BE n Factor

special Dispatch 20 the Post-IntelAgencer.
IACoMA, Nov. 23.--AH the rumors and
diversified reports pertaining 70 the reef
E&Rizdtion % the old Tacoma Land Com
pany and the policy cf the proposed new
company are. so far az actual facts go.
With little foundation Since the practical
forecio sure on tire properly Of the company
py the Providen, Life and Trust Company.
some new move toward reorganization and
tae adoption Of a definite course u bust
ness has been expected But thus far, aside
from preliminary steps. nothing has been
officially accomplished TO this end.
liz L. not impossible. go 1, is believed here.
tnat tae Northern Pac-tie may cut MAZE
rial inquire in me reorga rlZation. and NOT
naany weeks since Il was reported IN the
fostelnteilssencer that the company might
assume control OF tAe whole proposition.
inquiry indicates thar a definite move lock-
ing 10 putting the company IN a way to o.
bus. ness under the neR conditions may be
MADE within a very snort tine. Al Of the
minor details % the transfer % the prop
sriN 70 the MORTGAGE company, the settle
ment Of claims and the work OF maxim, 4
general cleanup Of inherited affairs * well
In hard. and the new c5mpauy vii very
likely soon be permanently in harness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25
THE
DUNLAP
HAT
Cheasty'S Haherdashery.
Second avenue and James stree.

national agreement would accomplish is
purpose
Although The efforts Of the committee
were brought 10 an and ny ne refusal Of
the government OF India 20 jain the move
Ment. the director considers the failure IN
Directly due % growing feeling that me
rapidly increasing product OF gold mas rad
ICdiEy changed Ire situation from what -
was ten years ago, when TIE geld product
seemed 20 be az d standstin or declining Il
has charged ID indifference or opposition
10 The attitude q many who feared an ap-
preel2tng standard, but who are quite as
much opposed 70 4 Geprsciating one
Great as was the woriG-s production Of
gold Ia iss., continued tie director. amount
ing that OF 1886 BY $34 ~, $50 Il IS. Judging
by the returns already Z; hand. certain
that the product az 1ssS VIII be sill greater
The returns from South Africa for ten
production is yield Will exceed the yield
Of 1897 by s2i. 81. 0e0, The returns from Aus
tralia indicate that its product in 1875 VIII
exceed the product Of 1897 By SO. 3ss5 {.ro
eeipts OF gold at Seattle ana San Fran
cisco from the Canadian Yukon aggregat
ed about 80, 001.G.0. and on this basis the
increased product for Canada in 1855 is es-
TIE increase in ;he United States can
hardly fall below g. go 400 The total Of
these estimates IS So 81 80. which. added
10 the figures OF 1897, would indicate
worlds product in 1S9S II $2sS 80 500 If the
remaining countries IN their aggregates are
unchanged. The product OF 1884 si3o,0lo 600
will Re more than doubled. and TIE com
bined value Of the gold and silver product
ten years ago exceeded by gold alone
Stocks OF gold IN sight in European hanks
ard government treasures from December,
1s92 70 December. 1897. increased about
$50 ore 90. or over 10 per cent The stock
Of gold in the United States increased in
the FIVE years S95, t57,Csla The Increase in
the gold holdings Of the hanks OF Australia
Canada and South America was about SIS
s@.o9o Total gold thus accounted for.
$3.50 $50 COO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25
NEGRO SOLDIERS IN A
MURDEROUS RIOT.
4 Number of White Soldiers, Includ-
ing the Provost Guard. shot
Down by Them.

ADMISSION. Ala. Nov. 2i.-Members Of
the Third Alabama. a negro regiment, with
murder in their hearts, caused the greatest
excitement tonight that this town has ever
known. Shorty after Private GIdhaTt, of
Company 3. Second Arkansas. while re-
turning 10 camp from town, was shot in
the head hy negro Soldier. who also sta p
bed him in the back. GiiGhart was taken
70 the regimen;ai hospital. \ little later a
member OF The Fourth Kentucky IS Tep0! =
Ell 10 have been shot or Walnut street ny
negro soldiers who lay III a gully shooting
az the white men who passed. Firing WAS
heard In Liberia. the negro quarter of tae
city. which Is not far from Walnut stree.
and Equad or the provost guard was sent
Fifteenth and Pine streets a large crowd
OF negro soldiers. without warning. opened
fire upon The guard with Springiields the
gun n use IN the regiment. The guard re-
turned the fire but had few cartridges and
soon had 70 retreat. When reinforcements
and ammunition were secured thc negroes
had dsa ppeared. In the engaocneNt
George Doson. OF the Third Tennessee. was
s-iot IN the arm, and Private Graham. OF
the Third Tennessee. In the stomach. one
negro soldier vas brought in dead and an
other fatally injured. Two members Of the
provost gua1i are missing. When The news
of the trouble became known. the white sol
dleTs who Were IN the city gathered around
The provost guard headquarters and begged
for guns and ammunition, bat wee refused
tltiztns armed themselves and TcDairei 10
he scene Of The battle. Mayor High; had
the saloons closed.
Several negro soldiers. one with a Spring
field. which had just been fired. were ar
rested IN various parts OF the city ard
'ockei up, though i WIS win difficulty
that the 5nfuriated white soldiers and c.ti-
zens Were prevented from wrcaking sum
mary vengeance upon them. Arm0riss OF
the Two local military comnanies were
broken into ana every gun ard cartridge
appropriated by unknown parties Gen.
Frank. who IS in command Of the traops
otre. came out and WAS on the streets IN
I'll \ late hour.
Gen. Colby commanding the Second Ari-
saGe. brought IL two companies each NJ he
Third Tennessee ani Second Arkansas
TAey secured the city and carried all sol
diers not IN duty hack 10 camp. \ mem
har NJ the Fourth Wisconsin is SAID 10
have heen sh1t hat the report cfrro; le
'onhrmed. one negro soldier while under
arrest. was sao, in the arm Ivy ctt.ze ~.
After the engagement Al Fifteenth and
Fine few negroes. either soldiers or civil
fans. were 50 he found on the streets. hut
firing aas been heard 1T intervals Il, va
\ negro soldier was dangerously beaten
hT some soldiers on Teuta street thlz after
noon. ans This incident is supposed Is have
caused The r,o-oRs actions On Tho part %
the negroes vh7 are said "a have .i;npei
oGt G: the camp THROUGH the euar1 lnes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25
EDWARDS GOOD CHARACTER.
Tacoma People Doubt That He Acted
CrOokedly.

Special Dispatch 20 this Post-Inteligencer
TACOMA. Nov. 24,-The arrest OF George
W. Edwards in Seattle or "a charge Of try
ing 10 sell a lot Of government cartridges
II surprise here among Edwards many
friends, and Il is doubted that he made any
attempt 20 deal crook dly in the ma; er.
Edwards Is well known here. and hears an
excellent reputation He Was deputy sher-
III to ex-Sherin Parker, and for several
years prior vas prominently identified With
police work in Tacoma
Edwards was a member OF Company A,
Second regiment, and Vas made corporal
~ the company upon its permanent organ
iZat.on. lie remained with IL until II was
disbanGed a Vancouver. anG Is spoken Z
as thoroughly competent officer While
little is known OF his trouble here, aside
from the news Of his arr 81. uaue puzzle
this morning, IL Is generally believed he Is
not guilty Of xror gdoing. despite the
charges preferred against him Ills SON
who Was also a member OF Company A te-
sides in Tacoma. All OF the friends Of tie
accused man hope to hear Of his early ac-
uuittai
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25
WHATCOM NOMINEES
FOR CITY OFFICES,
william Frizeli Named for Mayor
and A. PancOasi for Council
man at Large.

ecessal Dispatch 10 the Post IntelIigencer.
WHhTC0N. Nov. 24.-Nr William
rr.zslI was nominated for mayor last
nigat al very representative city con-
vsrtlon and Mr.. \. Pancoast for council
rssn al large. No other candidates were
nominated. as most Of the others are out
/, petition. Mr.. Efizeli is a hardware
,srchant and has the confidence OF ali
psr,ses. He has had some years expert
saee on the city council Mr.. I'aEcoast is
IN the grocery business and Is one Of thu
mss, progressive business men OF the city.
Opposed 10 Ar. k'r.zeil is Capt. +. h.
Hardin, who has bsen nominated by petit
ton Charles |. Roth II candidate for
councilman la the First ward. e. +. Nolte
10 the Second. and W. w Wyatt and Will
nm Cox are opposing each other In the
Fourth. For city clerk *. W. Rulings.
VICTOR Broadway. Grant Wells and j r..
Mcbride are In the field: {. w Roberts is
nc ony candidate for city treasurer: Or
Van Zanat Is nominated for health officer;
T. Cornelius and G. II. Hurlbui are con
,asisg the city attorneysh!p There are
&C party tickets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25
''f[PCREEk' JONESOUSTED
nOCERs NAMES .. HASKELL
nrpuTY GRAIN INSPECTOR.
...s Asfute Politician In
.,,ea the EBmfty Of the Chief
~r>rutive In His EndeavOr "a
-..~t Lewis for Z. 8. senatsrsbip.
..c;., Dispatch tie the Pos,-Insenisencer.

...r;s, Dispatch TO the Post-Insei!igencar.
scs1gAsE. Nov. Fit WAS not enough
- r. CDeep Creek) Jones should suf-
= Asxas, H. his aspirations to occupy a
- n the legislature among the Spokane
sas,a,,Du. but nOw comes Gov. Rogers
- "a a-rap.tatss his official head as deputy
- inspector at Spokane Mr. Jones
- nasiasd today that MS services were
s.arger desired, and ne gracefully stepped
- ~. e. mag room Tor All ODt-ana-o1lt fopg-
~ ~ IN the person OF Samuel Haskell. Of
r. Jonee' removal was predicted shortly
.s.s- fne ad fouTnment % the ElisnsDurg
srrrrrtko1 last September Mr.. Jones
sssss himself doubiy obnoxious 10 the
Srxsruar al that time by supporting J. II.
fx.is for United States senator instead OF
sssrr his Influence in behalf OF the gov
s~~ar's aspirations in tElas direction. and
- consequence 1t was then intimaied 10
=, Jones that a resignation was In order.
r. b. on fne safe eide the governor con-
.s,ass IL was best to defer the deca plsa ton
- i; was assured that Mr.. Jones would
- BE- A member OF the legislature. hence
- delay In appointing mis- successor. MIR.
r1ass however. viii bs taken care .. until
fsruary next, as he has received the ap-
soSn,usen. OF deputy under Sheriff Demp-
~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25
GOODPROSPECTS FOR RAILS.
INCREASE IN RAILROAD BUILDING
Is 4 sTINULiNT.
Although the Plan to Create "a Conn
mon Selling Agency Has Fallen
Through. There Is "a Probability
of Fresh Negotiations soon

NEW YORK. Nov. 2t-In its review OF
trade conditions, tae Iron Age, the leading
authority OF the iron business, WI! say to-
day:
The rail trade has had startling sur
Prise during the last we@k- /. Vas ne gen
eral belief that nothing but formally al
fixing tie signatures 10 the agreement anu
thefr ratification ny boards % directors was
required t0 make the common selling
agency IN established fact. At the last
moment X IS reported the rittsburg inter
est withdrew and the elaborate plan EEL
10 the ground 1t appears. however, tn-ai
i series Of fresh negotiations were under
taken, ard that some sort II truce mas
been now arranged for among me ra,i max
ers os che Central West. efore tleSe were
.,cnsti,g,rnafe3 a large business vas done -
she West at c0ure sSlo0s. bat t1efe Is a
good deal of connaEa si!l in the mar ket.
fsuvers sppear 70 have wltAdTa%n u 32sl
the strength OF the Western understands
ing In TIE East many odds nave been
placed.
Raj makers point - the facS ma; very
large TONNAGE fer 1s..S aas been assured. so
large indeed that tae Western mis- par
.lcularly viii he fuzzy employed laeS At
eue that .t would tfe sef1stle+S - cht Pt .-es
ana thus abandon A. g4o1 a FEdNEr as III
are Hketv 10 nave fGr years 20 make tte
Ysu trade pfoNtsosa. Iet he DANGER on
sEarp competition = close Al n21a. para. -
.arly since the hope q tae adoltian 81
general working arrang= cement has necR
TO tne iron trade ~ large the develop
meats Iu me raj trace during ne pa-i
week mean that Gisa prices n ta@t bftNca
ara olg, If the question. and the caasuali'-
to1 VIII net be hamperct from thai source.
Taose 5a5 mills wllcn are n1t e%Nt'3sl'+iy
rneage.} ln 5his branch VIII not Dr. aS 500
.ert and disturbing factors in tha general
steel trade RS they B4va been Sc t.fnes in
receut years. Real r-oa's ~ not pr
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MOVEMENTS OF OFFICERS,
Recent Orders Received and Issued
Mt Vancouver barracks

VANCOUVER BARRACKS. Nov. "a
Tae lsave of absence for seven days grant
Il First Lieut.. Il. ID. Walsh. Fourth cav
airy Boise barracks. Idaho, has been ex-
.sris1 ten days.
Acting Hospital Stewards Arthur Neville
SUD j. W. cleave. who recently returned
s.nr Alaska. shall be assigned to Vancou-
yer barracks for duty pending their examl-
raran for promotion.
Capt. f. r Glenn. Twenty-ffth Infantry.
las been ordered 10 proceed 10 San Fran
S'seo on public business connected with the
Adjustment and settlement Of the accounts
Il certain steamship companies in that