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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

Madrid May i6.-iO:s0 p. nj, Marquis
De Naga d'Armijo, president OF the cham
DER has advised Senior sagasta to end the
Crisis as quickly as possible. Senior Mon.
zero RIOS president of the senate. has Of
fSred his support, but does not desire to
enter the new cabinet.
Senior Gamszo, who is i'll. also declined
70 enter the cabinet, but he promises in
support any ministry organized bv Sasas-
Ia. The general impression is that ths
cabinet crisis viii be protaeted. ssnor
Romero Robledo thinks that Marshal Cam
pos ought TO be the chief OF the new min
lslry' senior Siiyela expressed The wish
tnat me cabinet be formed without delay
policy,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
ENTHUSIASM FOR LEE
Soldiers Cheer i'm the Midst III
Iigious Services.

Richmond. Va, May 16.--GenHa 4!
hugh Lee attended the religion m
conducted before the troops Sunday Y
noon by Rev. DR.. Moses p Hoge a 2.
Lee. He occupied seat on the paiz
and near him sat Governor Tyler v
the general made his appearances
greeted with the widest enthusiast
soldiers boys forgetting that the ps y
forum had, for the time being, msi
verted into a house Of worship, "
conclusion of the religious exercises
we're loud calls upon General Wi
make a speech, and he arose 70 deas|
do so. when Dr.. Hoge waved MS 80
the audience and said: This y
for worship. There must De % n
made"
General Lee nodded his head 10 Ea13
and the crowd had to leave me wv W
without hearing him, though she! =
reluctantly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
JAPAN rurs IN.
II Is Said She Objects IL America In
the Philippines.

London May IA dispatch to the Tele-
graph from ST. Petersburg says: Japan In T.
tends 10 protest vigorously against Amer
lea Selling the Philippines She has al
ready sought the assis ance Of Russia and
conferences are taking place between
Count Muravieff. Russian minister, and
the Japanese ambassador Baron Hayas.
Shl- radaso' 1t is believed that France
and Germany will support Japan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
NAVAL BrLi ErINs.
Correspondent Knight Must Go ON >,
Neutral Vessel


Washington, May 10, The navy aepart-
ment issued the following bulletin at the
close OF Office hours today, embodylns such
official information OF the day as the de-
partner, regarded proper for publication
Admiral Dewey was informed that otti-
GERS men and supplies would be sen, on,
to Manila by the city Of pekln, About 1900
troops VIII go.
Mr. Knight, correspondent OF the Lon
don Times, having received the necessary
permission from the Spanish TO land at
havana, II conveyed TO that port BY a
neutral vessel, has been granite. permission
ny inc navy department. TO take passage
by the German steamer polarla. wnis,
vessH IL given permission TO pass the
piockade. The department hopes 10 make
an exchange OF prisoners at an early date"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
ANOTHER PROTEST NECESSARY.
Nignnis 10 spanish ships Again
Finished ArrnNs NnriininIn

Sisnnis 10 spanish ships Again
Finished Across Mnrtiuituc
tSpecini Cable to Tho Post and New York
Herald Copyright, 1896 by James Cor.
don Bennott)
st Pierre, Martinique, May 16.-No
Spanish warships were sighted at this
place today The Spanish torpedo boat
destroyer Terror is still undergoing re-
pairs at Port de France.
The hospital ship Alicante, which is also
at this port is being painted white.
one signal light was flashed last niphi
ana another protest was entered BIZ the
American consul
1t is reported that there is a Spanish
warshlp off the northern coast of this
island.
The French man-of-war Admiral 20
sauit De Gehouilly arrived here today
she was slightly damaged in the lombard.
ment of Porto Rico
Ihe rumors OF war which reach here
natives. 'He
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
PEACE CoNFIRMED'
Capt. Lentx Recites His Exps"
ut Nicaragua.

San Diego, CAL, May 16.-Te y
States steamship Alert arrived Inv
noon from San Juan del Sur, s''''1
bringing confirmation of the F.s
tween Nicaragua and Costa RICO. a
sci had an exciting time during lS y
there. Captain Lentz said. ,.ps
I'VE were under the IRE " s,,,o11
at San Juan for two hours, anu M N
no shot struck us the occasion "
esting to relieve the mono.ons A. b
otherwise peaceful cruise. purlns ~
the cabin at times was filled WIZ NY
and children from San Juan 70 la' ~ 4
of twenty or thirty. We were . =
protecting the cable connecting 90 n
with South America. This w@ =
ruary." ,.,h
The occasion to which Captain ~ ~,
ferred was during the brief Tine -
insurgents captured San Juan. .,.,s
The Alert safls for San Francs
morrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
E'UitEIGN,

Secretary Chamberlain birmingham
speech has set Europe agog. and the situa-
ton is regarded rs being delicate between
England and France and Russia.
ipprohc ndmg war with France, England
has determined to fortify ST. Johns, y
7
sagasta has boon asked by the queen re-
gent TO form a new ministry.
Burma, India, suffers severely from a
cyclone
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
ORDERED TO REXDEsyon
volunteers Already Organize /
10 Go Into Camn.

volunteers Already Organise |,
10 Go Into Camp.
Washington, May 16.-Adjutapt a
Corbin today issued orders directu !,
ments of volunteers. which are MI
move to proceed to their rendezyou,
as follows:
First Kansas to San Francisco: NJ
first Kansas to Chickamauga: FIN
glnia to Chlckamauga; Second sad n
Wisconsin TO Chic kamauga. First al
ond Missouri TO Chickamauga; ShA
Second Ohio and First Ohio batte,J n
tillery 10 Chickamauga; Wyoming, al I
talon OF infantry to San Franciwe; q
RADIO, one regiment 10 San Francpa b
batteries and one troop to San RnrS
Illinois, Sixth to Washington; Pa
vania, Sixth, Thirteenth, Fourteesia
Eighth to Washington; Maryland. Ha)
Chickamauga; New York, Slxy11a1
Washington; New Hampshire, HM|
Chickamauga: Massachusetts. SIKH
Washington and Eighth to ChIctiu(
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

Unforeseen occurs all OF the $4,000 volun-
teers win be mustered into the service and
be in their permanent camps or en- route
there by The end Of the present week A
decision has been rendered by which the
government viii bear all Of The transporta-
ton and subsistence expenses ~ all appli-
sluis frcm the date ii their enrolment 10
their destination, including their trauspor-
tation ana subsistence from the State camp
TO their homes.
No per diem pay will however. be al
lo1A as the men We're not in the army.
Tho various States Will have to bear the
per diem expenses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
a SUMMARY or ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
TEXAS TROOPS.

orders have come at last. First and
second regiments are 70 proceed al once
70 New Orleans II IS presumed, though
uos eee.s,ely ascegtsined. that the Third
and the cavdlry have orders to 90 70
Tybse. Ca. az soon as possible.
soialsr ne IS having a bad effect On
the enthusiasm o; the Texans at Camp
Mahr-. LIFE IS By 10 means rosy dream
Mary Of the men are suffering from
aysen.ery sad there are several eases Of
fever aud one o; measles il the camp.
The water is very had.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

Spot cotton Unchanged. Futures IN
Liverpool 1-64 70 2-e4 down and in New
Orleans and Me- York ! TO 3 points up.
Hog products have been advanced 4. to
s. fin the local market,
In Chicago wheat coca Up r4d5Hc, corn
&c and oats &c Port advances Zoe. lard
95c and ribs 40c.
Most OF the leading stocks are off point
o. over Chamterlain's speeeh mad bad
efset oil American securities in London
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
MOsrITAL BLREAU.
Insurance Companies Propose CO.
operative service.

operative service.
Milwaukee, Wis, May i6.-Presdent
White OF the National Association of I'm
derwriters today issued a letter to the
presidents Of all the lie insurance com
rauios suggesting The raising Of coop
egatiyo hospital service between the Amer
lean life insurance companies for the ben.
fit Of policy holders who are taking part
in the present conflict between the United
states aud Spain. The letter says the hos
pital service should undoubtedly make a
bureau for the companies in preparing
death proofs. papers and paying claims in
all cases of death among the policy hold
ers, q convenience at once for the COM
panies and for the bencfioiaries OF the in
Surance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
FEDERAL ARREST.
Manforh j. Becker Accused of ylle-
Saliy Using the Malls.

Chicago. May ie--Manford ]. Becker.
president OF the American Railway supply
company OF this city, was arrested today
on an Indictment returned against him by
the Federal grand Jury OF Alabama charg
ing him with using the mails for fraudu-
lent purposes. Hearing was postponed un-
I'll June l. The Huntsville Lumber com
pany OF Huntsville Ala, is named In The
indictment az complainant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

Vspe9cIal Gable to The Post ana No,, w.,
iierata, Copyright. 1898, by James Gordon
81 Thomas d. W l., May 1.-THE Unit-
ed states auxiliary cruiser Yale. which had
pespn taking on coal here stopped sud
1eniy on receiving orders this morning and
'elt hurriedly at II O'Clock, The cruiser
was headed to the west when she passed
out OF SIGHT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

". ". crsne has Withdrawn from the
race for the gaheraatorlai nomination.
Cas- county gave Instructions for all
State officers.
Mayheld got Instructions in MeLennan
county.
Jefferson county primaries set for May
q. convention Nay ;.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
EiGHTy-0NE THOUSAND.

That Numbcr of Volunteers Have Al
ready heen Mustered In.
washington, May ls.--Reports received
by Adjutant General corhin UP to tonight
indicate that $1,000 volunteers have been
mustered into the service OF the United
states Several of the largest States have
mustered In their entire quota Of troops aud
many have arrived at the camps to which
they have been assigned. The last orders
We're sent TO the Ohio troops tonight.
II Is expected now that ua,ess something
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
AIDED ny GnRM,Sv.

krupp Guns and trflIicrist,
Furnished the snnninrd..
London. May 1T.--Tbc Paris
correspondent of the Daily
Mail says; 4 number OF Spnn-
ihh war vessels which were
recently destitute OF nrmn-
mcnt have been supplied with
krupp guns. They have also
been supplied with all the
neccssnrics, including German
prtiJlerinfs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
THE SOLDIERS MASSING.
iNs -
Volunteer Regiments Are Pouring
Inte Chiekamauga.
10 DELAYS IL THEIR MOVE MEMS.
Railroads Have Dome Good Work
nn1 Aot mn Accident lin. Occurred.
Good system Prevails.
LAYS rs THEIR MOVE MEMS.


chlrl.,-naagn Natta,zl ps-I "a n,y,s
ri. =
lhp "a' esp@s lnent neA reason 20 b. graft
led al the dispatch and case with which
The volunteer army IN being concentrated
| ro-,.--s.,t. t,,.-. So. - .. =. =
Va. ~ '''-.' l''' D.'''
Was iashSa ioF the mobilization Of State
trooFs, already mustered into the regular
saryir. "a. ,tfs ,oi,. 40 s.ae ma, ,rts..
1870
SOil's' NH'e oeen ipV'en NOT "AiJ fapiaIy
and without delay, but without accident Of
any kind. General Brooke has already re-
,iog.e5 ,he r,,io~,,v y, ~, ,,,.,,..,l,-. ~,
"N'I
- sAtAhel az the splendid appearance q
the men. He has. he says never seen a
finer set Of yOaug men. yoldierIy iu boari,y
{ 800 sr,,,egr s,i,s
ghe trsnspor.af,en facilities .ro,, C,ba.,,-
uoaes n fhs al 49, go, a., ,ho.',t.I.,
srra1ged fbet 49, re,,,ns.r,s s 10, -,
II are promptly Transferred "a rbs1 ,,tft1Irr
any co.ft,sion tbev ars ssrG,y~-'J 81. -
cans3 drsg rbelr ss,n,,,lss "a az ,,,,, -,
the way IN Tine for fbe NOM arrir.,i. -
sseior f;s..~el W., - '.-i
lday l. ,aking 49, i,,ere.t ~ ~.
I rivals. CeneraI groote ard Sic 80,
/ taye mad tho canning .,-o,,,llg Ia ~ -
nr,a,gcn 80 az "a .,r, ~. ."-- W. ""i
I'D Nas.a
10 goarters or a.. ,o grjii er,,,,,d, e'''''' 80
The Third fIlinois 'nf.@,.,,. .rrf,,5
iChsttauooga I'm ,brre aecsio,,s
! Esshvllle ana rrha,igpoo,, ,,.ilf,.,t IVA *
net reach ~. NON, y, -, -. - - w.
& ~. LII , - 80 ~ 49,
regimen. vac +, rnn,,n..,,1 q, rnt,,' -,
Z ;.ao~e,. ttrIi,sr,rt -, VI 'uI
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! AZ -s,i,,,o,, ..... ,,,
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/ Thc Fonr,b obin 49,. INV -
.io1q arri.aS ~, ,1,,..',,as,,,. 81 ,,
I 80 cf,,,,,...; .,tt, .,.''N'st, q, o."' ".
trerl 80. - ,'.,-- "NN 'l'''t," sA'
I m, -,irrs. t. - 49,, "t ".%'n7'
tfii,rs IN. ~ ., y '1'.'
800 y|Nu opeInS' nS"tt ana -
.c,,ir,,,,et ''s - "a AN '' mn W.
/ i6g6 mon e,,5 ,teD.rs VI '"'''' '''' P''''''
1,t'- tst..h y,ii.,ain ,. =,
| C-,,.,.,,l., . -, ~, -
tbrae se5i1 $50, ~ ~ .i'g '''.S VI
,1nco,., ~ 80 IT, 80. ~ Aul S-Dd.-
uor,i, ~ 60 - r.' -, ~ u,'H' ., X
nse a. ~ ~ "chtiA hiOYHT. ne
ON ~ ,o..ui"ip arc 'Dionei D. ~
49, plonH Wel,S'
IL ga 'a9' ~ '.N -. .NiCn'
I ~, 1,, 1'la.'-s 'u!'.eI, ''c"aI'
go" 1,-r ~, a,o '"e''e CUM
mr. ~, t T''' "'' o'''Ne'
diana Infantry arrived "a ~, Mint b., q
n',i,,l, a.. az. ''','.- "' ''.s p1-"t a.
- =. 80 =, - ~ ,"u,','a..u vi
C1ir,li a. ~ ~, ~ i-i,1l'N ~.
t,c.s,,r = :, t,. aa.' MsIoas 'eoiAt
r,,n dt,,. ~ az d,' -, . mum,
- 9o''' Il"' men ana
sr,' ,,a tM.i'' 'oi'-l,'ll yes
rived ,1 Fron .,,in,'. 49,. ',''t.i.'' ~"
/ sl,',i, 81, 'n'ge oeel ,hf NiH, uG1li
+b'' rsrt ,.om, ,, is'I,i'a
.ue pslN anoul eto9h rehAlains IN their
, ,, /" "'oNni J., . ,ase' Leu hant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

are no men ready? General OH, =.
wiling to 20 without four more M,
OF regulars and take only 1000 INK NV
with l4,00o undisciplined ones, hst \
not. DO not propose to 70 MAN,
ioree that is suitable to my rank / 7
stay right here if | do not 20 "a IL
ippines. ! do not expect anythipr N
done in the matter until it Is cert,h
am to. have for the expedition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

J. II. Wright valves examination on
charge Of murder and is committed with
out bail
a number Of flags now flying throughout
the city
City council meeting. Tho city electric
light plant to he pushed. Main street
paving reported to be not according TO
specifications The Postal Telegraph fran
chise ordnance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

Dallas. Texas. May is.--In salon row 10.
night Julius Bv6dy was stabbed ana k,laa
aad Robert og1tn was badly cut. Two men
have been arrested.
r. FL CundAli. son of a wealth, r
~, nan aied at the city hospital ,onisht ,ran,
s w. snects OF an overdose Of morphins 'r I1.a
'a'en's In London have been notified. ms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

The passenger iats war ended and OLD
ST Louis tarH restored ~ al roads.
Gentry Waldo l;ono'ei to be travelling
freight agent for several lines Of the
snNthern faeite.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

sell 1ham TO Great Britain The Novoo
Fremya says that the display of such an
intention would be sufficient TO induce
the powers to reconsider their neutrality
during the present war"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
Thicyes' Good HAM.

raiis. May is.-A package containing so,.-
um francs In secsri,ies and sold was stolen
this morning from thu rear OF the Paris. ~.
o O. snd Msdltsrrancan railroad. There Is no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
DoME.Tic.
TEXAS POLITICS.

New Yosk bakers have raised TIE price
q. brad ! cent Loaf.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

y
II he wants to be airee ~'ss, -
II dyspepsia and bilious ~.
ton Is the way he got iuts \. 81
got to overcome just those ssss;.
he can get ont. usol(
The majority of diseases /. \,
trouble of the digestive Co. -
liver. which prevents IA. ~.
nonrishment to the syssrrg
remedy for these troubles 4.
Golden Medical Discover y
the digestive and blood ,s',
power to assimilate food 80
into pure, nourishing blood ~
1t acts directly upon TIE Ts..
1t capacity to filter all h;Esv' T.
ont of the circulation II hs,, a.
muscular flesh and healthv r.. <
In obstinate constipat;o. ~
cry" should be used n 60:
Or. Pieree's Pleasant Pelieh ~ \
urai ana thoroughly scientific ~.
devised. The Pellets y ,se, -,
vigorate the stomach livst ~, ~
One is a gentle laxative Two y ~ !. b
cathartic. ~ ~ III
My wife had suffered for sev.n
Pepsia, sick headache and 80; yantl|
Mr.. Alonzo u. Jameson, Of Dunhs,, ~
Co, n. H., " we tried many &c. NJ
kinds of medicine. but ali VIEW " III
purchased six ,,ottles Of yonr c.ss MI
Discovery, whicn together ri,k p%oea
Pellets has er:trely restored ~, ~
and we caunot ;ay enough in ~. sstst y
these valuable medicines.n w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
SONG OF HATHAWAY.

Here in Texas
Many people
Are afflicted with disorders
Or with wreck OF vital iup'~
And go seeking for a decor
Seeking wildly
And yet yainly,
Though it is a fact unquesu0
That most capable physienn
Who can cure diseases cnron's
Who can cure them
Never falling,
Cure all blood and skin o'f0'.s
Cure neuralgias and rhepr
Cure the worst organic uoup's
Cure all Ills that flesh is nen
Cure them quickly
And completely ".
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
Some of the Big Papers Were Printing
Secrets of the Department.
SPAIN WAS PUT ON NOTICE AND PLANS HAD
TO BE CHANGED.
Arranging to Send Relief Expedition to the Philip
pine Islands.

Ratons onihs VIII Be the Forces Ian lila
BIanco is Said TO Be Short OF Ammunition and
perate Attempts o Run the Blockade
Expected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21

the kondik the Is reported upon
"tii information that 10000 crossed the passes OH int
the klondik, during and least 10000 more
the Of the making the report their down the
rivers beyond Bennett going toward the gold fields 10 tins be- AuH
the number II those who further the trails and then turned
back the total Ii Is generally agreed t
the excitement attendant the subsidies the favor
able reports the present the klondk and from ukn
tributaries the American side will reoutIe the interest already
cincd the Northern gold fields and tue result will be still
larger influx Of pro>pc,tors
the approached when the shipments o treasure from
la North would begin afford index o the seasons clean
speculation what the miners had been able accomplish
the long months the farawav Yukon. From the
returning the Post nyeigncr obtained
based the actual observations of the who had
Yukon Coming they did from wide
territory and from who had opportunity Of consultation
remarkable uniformity th osi
mates Sl0ooo0oo aud the highest about
>4ooDeUoo for the
Til" long arrived when hc ships
expected the gold fields Of the u
disappointment either about the amount o money
being likely be taken ont j.
toI much money the Men hide
hurry seattle into hah and drive of With
hrag of made fortunes Who have dou
>20o0 working for others either
mines a a other occupation
ASA, afford indication Of the
Paul took ar amount 81 into San Francisco;
The Samoa brought less still considerable Seattle, and the
--tat estimated between ooof
and vessel owned bv transportation
which business and i sad have taken very
considerable portion ininAs- gold
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
King Kondke Pors His Treasure Into the Lap Of the Queen City,

Other have brought down varying amounts The tug
NW England July > brought S500o the >th"on
Hattie Phillips July 10 with S00e the Cottage City and
Cy Of July the of the Portlands arrival
s000U00: Buhm had S2l0 aboard
and the Ihme the arrival brings $loo0 in dust and
All lis i> n gold
discoveries equal those of Bonanza and Edoradp
creeks very promising
estimated the
he
had work knne Hoo~ier and Chapman
creeks have we'll bat chiefly little
has been done and Indian
rd MANY along
riyac,l the two great discoveries OF last year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
SEATTLE STILL HOLDS THE KEY TO THE Kl0NDIKE.
Docks and Hotels Handle the Majority PSpec Her Merchants Do the Outfit
and Her New Assay Office Receives the Bulk Gold Dust and Nuggets
IONS ~ gol3.
tlghS thousand pounds.

~ OR Tons ~ gold
Eigh, thousand pounds
ITO NiHety-six thousand ounces.
Ia actual gold dust A fortune
of over si.osaeo IS the cargo o.
the treasure snip Roanoke. whlch icckea
A Seattle az So o'clock yesterday
afternoon from For; Get There. Alas
80 10 ificlAae tac sums Ia drafts and
"fE''''oie iaieF head amons the 40
pdsse'se.a "odid easily swell the
"eait" represented a""ard the steamship
- over >. .."'''i Seeh drafts are not
s3N'a 'i'io account ~ me estimate ot sl.5@.-
49, s'i''e many o. iae weali''iest miners
ia "'d''s cAiiias ior aiouey actually
ao'afd ana III cearXe II the Canadian
'''' ''''" N''''''-
'0'N - '"e ~V'd' '""" ounces OF
s'i'''N ""s !" seven '"Aes stored IN
s''0''s' "0"o's ''''' forward During ias
'0"h ZIP "ii''s" watchers guarded u con-
S'""~'s -'0ih "''n''i' ana hehoFe 'he n"tFea
""0'S ''s'A"' men paced the det~ uh-
NvaS'"sS- rive q lAe BOXES containing
'e'V'V N"''NsSf "t'" @-itl'PSu III 'av H@ihe oi
10
W. -V'' y '''' ee''' "sa''"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
EFFECT OF THE WAR

la~, spring with tho kondke and Alaska was
Tsntns o;r MAR was declared between spain and lf Hftd
~ and fo Threatened o not only chech th' i' 81 ']i
ihe Norl zap the foundations e" number 81 H"j' 3nt
mefcs and transportation companies that had oVn ORGANIZED N
aen tlat nc sandns the check however winch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
MORE THAN SEVEN MILLIONS.
Gold Boats and the Amount They Have Brought
Down This Year

M carrying kiondiLers and gold dust have
date wis n ota dEn
Of
nntt three Of h. ships rh
ne other vessels g "a ~ 81 ps--.as
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-07-23
We Fade.

As the trials of life thicken, and the
dreams Of their days fade, one by one in
the deep vista of disappointed hope, the
heart grows weary of the struggle, and
we begin to realize our insignifcance.
Those who have climbed to the pinnacle of
fame, or revel in luxury and wealth, go to
the grave at last with the poor mendicant
who begs by the wayside, and like him are
soon forgotten. Generation after genera
ton, says an eloquent writer, have felt as
we feel, and their fellows were as active in
life as ours are now. They passed away
as vapor, while nature wore the same
aspect of beauty as when the Creator com
manded her to be. And so shall it be
when we are gone. The heavens will be
as bright over our graves as they are now
around our path; the world will have the
same attraction for offspring yet unborn
that she had once for ourselves, and that
she has now for our children.