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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-17

During the debate Senator Bald
win stated that the committee TO
which the bill was referred had con-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-17

ferred with the executive yesterday
morning, and we're under the i'm
preston that they had agreed on
the bill in it's present shape. In
response to question by Minister
Smith, Mr.. Baldwin admitted that
there had been no cabinet officers
present at the meeting, President
Dole the whole executive" Our
funny" little republic is becoming
more and more oligarcby and it will
not be a great surprise, when Mr..
Dole, some day, gazettes himself as
dictator of Hawaii.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-17

That the cabinet with any self
respect can retain their portfolios
under the constant rebukes and de-
feats from the Legislature and the
independent, il not hostile attitude
Of the President, is beyond the COM
prehenson of nybody familiar with
"civilized" politics. Iq the cable
matters the ministers deserve credit
in their firm stand for the honor Of
independent Hawaii against the un-
digni6ed policy OF the hackers of
the cable monopoly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
observation-disclosures

H,rou uup 3tmmermau's - iif.atobe
nlie." Seeen absEo uHo Samitas 9latiuee: "The
Idols Eye"
p6oqinoufrasen Sbedter."-0ieie @ode
ieoen Gbsnb uno Wioutoa, Dtittluoh unS Samitaa
DiatinerE: THE Last Stroke for Free Cuba"
.2uc.um.3 heater" - 9ie,t &ndlt jeb.n
Hbsub urO Nltturd unb Gomid9 9iotiHssn: "a
Scrap of Paper"
pAubitorrum 81 rnfhane. "-7ieie 9Sofe
ieoen gtnfmittos unO sIberb: Spoes 9uitivieIs Ernpps.
p9ocuit . ONT y Grlitrdor." Ieute
s1UBer HtostcubaI in Der "giHtratts9Gls."
pWuff.0aQe," Nfouut HOpdlrAuerue.-
Sesinnt bsute, ben Z. 6tbruar, "9as YaiiiOHss
OF. Fetris SiuQfor. - 6ente. Z. Nebr.,
erose rnt,rbaltuns uno Sal in Der -0uihazssEOit.a
Sone."
n5uirmuuut.G oncluue Nr. s7s, 9.S.@"
-Seute, ben :. 6etruar, .. GoHiert uHo SAL in Ssr
Eearrol. ea1e."
vStf.u QurmhdNttr. y sr,iu. - outnn.
ben II. Ssbruar, grocer 0lasfsnbal in SaIessrs
-Srbefrion= SGae."
.@ermauiu>Qoae Cir. l.. 3. D. g. -
Miittipot, ben D.. Nsbruor, gbenopnt,rbaltuH9 uHo
Bah IN Der ~6robfiursSaac."
nNrion. - MIttnod. Den Q. SebrUdr.
eroser Diastenbau iE Der -@ermanias1 idnH.rborz
9aue."
Baltimore SGuaertrdu,." - Dieufaq.
BEN s. SsbruGr. Die touliid. oyer ngrninie" in ber
Observation-Disclosures l. or oue."
&erein nJeutldle Semiithtitfeit." -
Dfiittuot, ben g.. Tebruar, ~stusiter grocer Faa uno
Gtiftunssieit in Der "SlgbIanotoluH gcaoemp."
rlluteI Nr6iig &eretu."- } 1en1aq, ben
Is. Ge6ruor. srossr Niastsnbaa in Der pgernontaz
WtdHuernorzH ane."
oSerW aulu-S urnuerein." - Ountng, ben
10. es.. giorrsnitsrra; DtsRitas. ben %. Ss.. Dlass
fensSdu.
NieBeliuppe.
Seute, Den z. Stbruor, bet 3rn. 6. I.ibbarbt,
Sr. 1913, Neft'Brattfrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
grrmii6te tclrsrapbii4e aspei6cm.

- Bel einem am Samitag Qben0 in
Der nNortb SbOre 9au" gu GbicagO
itattgefunOenen 3an3bergniigen brad
Elm tleiner 8altOn. auf pel9em ii4
cirta 30 3ui9auer befun0en, GUAM
men unO ale barauf SiBenOsr Purs
3elten in Die 6dle 6ina6. Sic purOen
iGmmtli3 berleBt, jeoo9 nur elmer
oeriel6en, Ramsns SSpbn &ruit, be-
bentli6. Sin panit unter ben 5dnz
germ purbe bur9 bic 9olt3et Derbitet.
- 9as g1epzgortsr 2OptienbOOt
rs. 30. Stafford glr. Is" lit auf Der
3omer S6oal in Der unteren 8ai bon
Nep>9orf dufgelaufen uno miro
pa6rI9einli8 total berlOren geben.
Die Mtannf4aft 6at oas 6abr5eug per-
ld1Ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
TO ADVER-
TTSERS

There 10 no German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that has sRfHcienI
press capacity to print the usual sdislsu Of Der
Deutsche Correspondent In less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press of the Correspondent" will prin:
foI> and count the entire edition OF any othe
d. Iy German paper in Maryland in
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Sursc ~&a6e(bcueId1eu.

49, Der 9er3Og bon SIZE unb Sir
6pruce 6arqubur, Mttglieb bes britta
f6en 9arlaments fir DeitIWarplss
bone, BADEN ais Mitglieber De5 9iretz
forums Der n8ritii6en SiiOufritaniz
i6en 8eIeui9aft" abgeOantt.
- Q0miral Sir Qler. Butler, 8ez
f~eblsba6er Des britiiten oitafritants
i6en 9eidpabers, lit gu Shanghai
angetOmmen unO bat BON bort aus
pi9tige 0epeI6en nit Dem britii4en
@eIanoten in 9eting unO Der brttis
ffen 9GbmiralitGt in 2onOon ausges
tduIht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
8i6tig fit Ansetgenee.

Sn NarpIanb tribeint auBr benz sSsuti&tn
GorrsipouoeutsH' ftius eiusiae esutibs 3tituug.
tpelGe eiEe Srrdsgr.Ft befst. Die I'M Stanot iii.
bic aufIao. e.s ,Stutian GsrrtipOnosHttn- in
i~ptniaer, ais
ftnf SttnoeA
III Oruden. Sis 9rcHs Ots .6OrreiUOno.nisH' ionn
bic Guflase iretnS elmer urosr,n tEsIi&sH Ssats
t1tH 3eituua in MarelenO in
fiinf Wtinutett
Srudsn, faIisn une ~ab!GbIsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

@etterausft9te = Sir
MarblanO unO ben 0iftritt Columbia
fldres, fpdrmeres Wetter unb berGnz
berIi9e, fpGtsr iioOitIi2e @inbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Tludlt aus brm 2ebrn.

So6n 6. guFen md4t feinem 9uiein
bur6 ginatbmen BON 8ds elm Gn=
be. = Srei Mal DerIu3te er Die
@eG6itperni4tungst9dt.
Ginsn me6rmuligen @eriu9, Ti6
bas 2ebsn gu ne6men, ma4te Der SEE
grupbift Sobn 6. 9afeq, Der bisber
auf benz GambenftraBen : 8abnbofe
angefteat mar unO bate I4lieBIi@ baz
NIT aud Grfolg. Ger SO Sabre alte
Mann purbe geftsrn 8Ormittdg 10
l16r in Ieinem 8oit6uuie, Rr. 238,
Norb : GutapItruBe, toot in ieinem
53immer i'm piarten Stodperte dufgez
%funben.
9as 9ienfmdb9en Qaura Sam
mono, cine Negerin, ROD @us uno be-
na9ri9tigte 6rau Smptb, Die 9eiiBsz
rim bes SauTes, unb 9r. N0rblinger
erbra9 bas 3immer, pel9es nit @a8
anoefiiGt mar. g(1e @asbd6ne tparen
poQ% angebre6t uno 9ofeu lag tobt i'm
Bette. Man bena8ri6tiste iofort bic
Poli5ei unO Coroner GrempIer Ie6nte
Is ab, einen Snqusit ab3ubulten.
@te ermittelt pur0e, ma9te 9aifeu
am Greitug Abeno bereits einen Ser
fu6, ii9 in Der @irtbi4dft Oes Srn.
9. g. Stuff, g2r. 1O3, 2ig6ttruBe, bas
2eben nit 9as gu nebmen, tpurbe ober
nod rs9t3eitig baran perbinbsrt. @iz
men 3peiten @eriu9 ma4te er bann
am Samftag 46enb in Dem 9uuie g}r.
Al, @eit : 2Ombarb itruBe, e6enfals
erfplglOs.
Man t~elegrap6irte an bic Mutter
bss 9eritprbenen in Or. IL, 8alnut=
ItraBe, S~agerstotpn, pel9e geitern
Nbenb bier e%intraf unb ben 2ei9nam
an bic 2ei6enbeItatter Qrmitrpng,
9ennD II. So. na4 Sager5tOpn ienben
IieB. Yafeq mar in lebter 3eit benz
Srunte erge6en getpsien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

Ser ySbcdmprd immerz
IN q bren 8au< unb Spar
@erein0 r. 1" belt beute, Montag,
4benb i'm 8ereinslotale, Rr, 1706,
OItz8rattzS traBe, feline Is. Subresz
@erfammlung ab.
Ser g d IN dben : 8erein"
1ielt geItern in Der r9ermania>Surn@
bale" feline rsgelmGbige 9erfammlung
db. Den 8oriiB fii6rte PrGiioent s..
6if6er unb SetretGr G6as. 2embed
fungirte als Brotofoqfiibrer. Sas 60
mite, pel9es bic arrangements fir
bas 1Osid6rise Stiftungsfeit gstroffen,
erTtattete einen bOrldufigen 8eri4t,
nel6er bereits erfennen lieB, baB oas
~finan5tele Refultat bes 5eftes ebenz
fans elm gutes mar. Der Oant bes
@ereins purbe 6rn. &urt SC. Sternz
berg unO 9rOf. 8. S90nri9 fir ibre
Mittpirfung gum @rfolge bes 6eites
ousgeiprO4en. Qufnubme fanben brei
GanbiDaten unb bier melbeten ii9 our
9ufndbme.
st. 9etri 9emeinbe<
@in94pr."- Sine nnterbaltung
nebit 8aa beranitaltet Der @ing9or
Der beutT9en eOangelii9 llt6erif6en
Ct. Betri=8ir9e beute Qlbeno in Der
sOui6ane : 9oIten : 6ale" (Raine's
@ebdube, SIDE Der Baltimore trabe
unb poftoffice=Nbenue). Gin intereIz
fantes 9rO9rumm lit aufgeiteGt.
@eBelf - Sr. Gunrab
Neiobarbt, Der ~poblbetannte &eItuuz
rateur bon Nr. 323, SO ItS9rottsS Ctr,
fpirO beute ieiRsn @Giten cine feline
meBefuppe DprieBen. Si6erli6 tpirD
Sober, Der bic 8o9funIt ppn Syrau
Neioburot unb ibren S03tern fennt,
ni4t berfeRlen, bor3uIpre6en.
OGs IS atrmountz @one
ffabe 81 r. 378" bes ,@er6eFerten
0rbens Der 9eptaIop6en" fpirb 6glte
Mbenb in Der DGarroQz6aQe" an Der
DitI8altimore4St raBe fein speites
gon5ert nebit 9aq be~ranHalten. Inter
9(nbersm finbet cine srOBe &uffibruuo
Geitens 40 8inbern unter Qeituno
hes 6rn. Wilbelm u. &lein itatf.
qlntsr DIRECTION bes Srn. q. S9nsiber
frirb bic nSGneerrunbe" mebrere
Eh0se p0rtraaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
SufaIbsri6te aus @al6ingtun.

Gin 0Pfer Der Menf6ens
dIle.
SoRn u. 8ropn, Elm 5u6rmunn Der
g4oams' GrpreB Co., lit an Dem
gabnuber9ang an Der MarDlunoz4 oez
nue. bon einem 3uge ii6erfabren uno
auf Der SteQe 0et0otet fporoen. 8ei
Dem Snqueite iteate Ii6 berau8, OuB
8rOtpn, pbi6on bic 9urriere bera6 qes
lai1en mar, unter OerIel6en Dur6tr06
unO Odnn i'm nd4iten 4uQen6lide be-
reits BON Dem nit elmer @ei6pinOigz
felt BON elmer 0&etle pro Winute fab
renOen 2uae erfobt murine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
&as Scm Snnrren Marblann's unD
ben ansrrn,enbrn Staaten.
3u Sp0e berbrdnnt.

8ertie, bas S06ter6sn bes BEL
9pattsbile pp6nenben Qrbeiters Del
la, lit am Samitag gu Sobe 9erOItet
lporber. DIS bic Mutter oas Saus
einen 4ugenblid bertafen bate, UNI
aus GINGER Gntfernung einen elmer
Wafsr gu bolen, batten 8ertie II. ibr
iingerer 9ruber an benz &ii9enofen
9sIpielt, unb Die 6plge mar, baB bes
MGb3ens &leto 6euer fling. S3reiz
eno rannts oas Sinh aus benz 9auIe,
mo es niebsritiir3te unb tbdtIG9li9 gu
Spbe gerDItet mar, ols bic Mutter, bic
unterpegs Bel elmer 8efannten einige
@ugtnblide getpeiIt bate, 3uriidtum.
Die alte 8ef4i9te.
8ei'm SpieIen nit einem alten Sc
tpe6r, baS lett Sabren unbenuBt bagez
1tunben bate, lit Der 16 Sabre alte
Sp6n bes nabe 8pdpiGe, Mb., ppbz
nenben 5rant 6orner bon ieinem
Spielfameraben in ben 3iiden unb
&opf geI6pTen porben. Die 8erlez
bungen iino ernItli9er Ndtur.
gu Sobe eebrudt.
Die q Sabre olte Negerin 9eIiie
Sadion gsrietb, aGs iis am Samfta9
orf benz 9e1eiIe Der vMeitli6en Sra
rplGnber 8abn" Bel SugerstOpn Sob
len auflds, 3pii9en bic Buffer 3peier
WddQpns unb nuroe babel 3u Spbe
9ebriidt.
SeGb It mOrber berdubt.
Die Sreunbe bon S. @bnarb9 Smith,
Der in Ieiner Wobnung in Sagerstptpn,
Wtb., tpie beri9tet, am leBten 9ienitag
5elbftmorb beging, bebuupten, buB
benz 2ebensmiiben cine golbene u6r,
ettpd $50 in @eIo unb Elm GiIenba6nz
BILLET geito6len Ietn mub. Man fanD
bic 11br in einem SrDblergei9dft, po
1ie BON einem Neger berfauft tporben
mar. ..
Bei'm @9Gittf9u.6taufen
ertrunten.
Der 10 Sabre dlte @iaie 8ppp,
sobn bes BEL Cumberland pobnenben
9lumene6rtners Spbn 8opp. lit am
@amftag Na9mittag bei'm S9littz
19ubldufen ouf benz 5lufe ertrunten.
Der &ndbe bate it9 an elmer offenen
@tene fla4 auf bas Gts gelegt, INN Ell
men Srunt DafTer gu nebmen, ais oas
Sis pI0BIi9 brad uno Der &nabe ms
Bafer f~tiir3te. @Ge 8ettungsperiu=
he tparen berge6ens unb mar Bis gez
tern frii6 bic Qei4e mod ni4t gefunz
ben tpproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
WnibiH9tOn

friR Rrntsr's 6OtsI unN HtfGnraHt,
Oa5 ,iH8isc osutihe 9aus in Der 6auptfa6t,
psnnlDlpGnia : lpenue, Gde 4,sStraEc.
San9oiftGuysE eIep5ou 2OO2.
SUPPORT NIB ausitGnt BON beutiben gitr,u. ionic
oeI peilen Ylarfen pom GhttHs uro D{oIsl, gBeintH.
"SoEssS ohcL" Elm 8atbsfsQ,r. einyig ~ ietusr
MI eine Sebensiulroi9iei eritsH giauass.
SH udhitsr gldbe Der g,aHIuluouiao,~ B. &c o"
nlD eltttr @trdseuz BQbusH. CFtbr4,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
+

NefterbcrtuDI.
Ser. Etaaten BtttersSuredu.
8d[ti &c, ben 6. 6ebruar 1898.
!5cit. mst,%' 16sr. @tiofsitl 49, lW,tt.
500 a. 3o.32 35 g. %. 9 Star,
800 Y. 3O.34 33 81 gt.'2R.t 5 islar.
WlittI. gorometerf. 80. 80 DobIL. 9hermom.ttrft. .2s
9httl. Sbsrutometerf. 35 9tteoriaiier SO
Die hohite Sfn.aisfett oes gBtnoes IN elmer Stunoe
betrua is YteiltH BON 9foroer.
9aS getrisc @S etter-5lt 2tmperatur bes ssitri:
aen 2ajes Is uhr AbeHo4 aIf rdhb.HaHntsa Stds
floueu mar, ME foln.:
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
Ensegsssy cessr.~ea

New York. March 22.-It wns nm.
nounced on the Produce Exchange TO.
dny that the Navy Department had
entered Into emergency contrnctn .os
LOCO half lf-barrels Of pork and l.OOl
half-harreis Of salt beef. These con.
tracts were In addition to the con.
tinc's for regular supplies to the de.
par'ment and the terms were that III.
pork and beef should be ,lcIIvcrss, n,
once. For two years a large part OF
the food supplies for both the SpanIsf,
ana Cuban forres hns heen contracted
Tor IN New York. The chief supple.
ARE salt pork. bacon. lard. goldfish. -four
and beans.
William II. Crngin. Of Armour 4 Co.
said that the latest conirac, he knew
Of was one made last week 10 sunni,
III" Spanish with 100000 pounds Vi
bacon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
MARRIAGES DECLARED ,LL.oAL.

Bsar 1ssAssA C.a ,,ss ARsetsA ~ Os.
eis'oa Handsd Down N O1ahA.
Omaha, Neb, March 19.-It u esti-
mated that At least 400 couples In Iowa
and Nebraska ARE affected by q decis-
ion handed down yesterday in the Dis
trict Court. 1t has been the practice
for couples unhappiiy matched to seek
the Iowa side OF the Missouri river af-
ter getting q divorce in Nebraska and
mating with more agreeable persons
before the SIX months provided by
statute had expired. Yesterdays de-
cision declares all such marriages H.
legal. The question as to whether or
not common law marriage was estab-
lished by reason Of the parties cohabi-
tation, was not passed upon, 70 that 1t
yet remains an open question whether
either can marry some other person. AZ
though they were divorced. or wheth-
er. II their desires are to be separated.
4 suit would have to be commenced, to
annul the common law marriage.
To-day those who considered them.
selves as lawfully welded, will learn
that however honorable their intentions
may be and have been. they are vioiat-
ing the statute law Of Nebraska and
are living In q state Of Illicit relations
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
EaNrsa DrersosinR,

Washington. kSrch lS.-Secretnry
Gage received the foreign commerce
returns for the nrxt eight months Of
the present fiscal year this afternoon,
and. although 1907 was the banner
year for the export trade Of the United
States, the total thus far In 1865 10
e7S.S7l .SS8 In excess. The total ex.
ports for eight months reach the epor.
nous sum Of $sl3.37O.O7l. For Feb
ruary. 1909, the exports were 50 ,Osl, :.
OFT. ~ against SO. SCI $50 for Feb
ruary, 1907.
The Imports seem to fall away ~
fast ~ the exports gain. In February.
1907. the total merchandise imported
was valued At go. .237.3 .377. while for
the same month In 1873 II was &S3,.
0S2.ll7. For the eight months 1dcti
February y. 1903. there was q fan.
Ing Oh OF IS. s.s0d,42s In Imports from
the previous year. The balance Of
trade In favor Of the United States
thus far In the fiscal year Is SlO7, ,i7S,.
2S6,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
MR.. BELLS TUNNEL SITE BILL.
Will he rasorabiy Reportsd-Hs wsru,,
fraiess Judge halIe4s.s Worh.

VIII he Yasosabiy Reportsd-Hs wnrr,v
frsasss Judge halIets's work.
Washington. March 22.-Tbe commit.
tee on mines has practically agreed 10
Representative Bells tunnel site hill
Mr.. Bell. In advocacy OF his bill befor,
the committee ON mines and mining 10.
day. said that Judge Hailett Of the
United States Circuit Court OF Colo.
rado has tried more valuable land
mining litigation than any other iurist
on earth: that he is able. incOrruptible.
and IL thoroughly familiar with the ef.
fect OF Ills construction on mining laws
that he has ever strictly construed the
mining statutes 40 ns to prevent mo-
nopoiixatiOn OF the mining hnds OF the
United States, but. strange m 1t may
seem. the Supreme Court Inns usunlly
construed these statutes more Ilberally
In favor OF the largest acquisition OF
this territory. l; would le much bet
ter for the mining industry, were 4,
feasible to have an appeal from the Su.
prcme Court to this circuit fudge. he.
cause OF his superior knowledge Of III.
practical application Of ihcss. statutes,
recent decision Of the Supreme
Court practically securing 1900 fee,
square for tunnel claima nts instead OF
3.OD by 1.500 fee,. makes this bill de-
sirable. The bill was referred 10 q
sub-committes end Mr.. Bell rcuueste,j
to draw the report.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
POSITION OF the GULF ROAD.
Al Agreement at Om.hs That Indicates
- IAAspsndsas ExLtsaes.

A Agfoonoas at OmahA That Indicates
- Iaaspsndsss Exstsees.
Omaha. Neb.. March pam impor-
tant question In connection with the
settlement Of the Affairs OF the Union
Pacific railway was determined yea
terday. when the report OF W. ID. Corn
tsh, special master In the Oliver Ames
litigation. together with Its approval
by Judge Sanborn was filed In the Fed
eral Court.
The report covers the transactions
between the Union Pacific railway and
the Union Pacific. Denver & Gulf rail-
way, which transactions run into the
millions Of dollars.
1t finds that the Gulf road reorganI.
zntion committee holds all the outsiaud.
Ing bonds except an unimportant sum.
The amount of the stock OF the Gulf
road outstanding is shown to be &29,-
IS.6S2 the bonded Indebtedness ag.
gregntes &22.3i2,OO and the receiver
reports that the property mOrtga ged Is
not equal In value TO the Indebtedness.
1t IL further reported that the only as
sets OF the Gulf road which are conced.
ed to be free OF the mortgage lien IL
certain stock In the Fort Worth x Den.
yer City Railroad Company 10 the
amount Of $G,3I5.93O. which the re-
ceiver states has no market value, in
nsmuch as II Is subject to bonded
debt OF $s,17G.0O0 and also subject to
preferred stock in the amount Of S.
is. 600.
The report concludes by recommen.
dhtion that the court issue suitable or.
ders authorizing the Union Pacific to
assign Its claims against the Gulf road
TO the Gulf reorganization committee,
IN consideration Of that committee can.
ceiling the Union Pacitic's guarantee
OF the Cuffs bonds, and also capcellipg
the tranic agreement which existed b...
tween the Union Pacific and the Gulf.
stipulation was entered into be.
tween the contending parties, permit.
ting an immediate submission OF the
report OF the court. and the hearing
thereon. with the result that no delay
Whatever occurred In the report being
placed In Judge Sanborn's hands.
Judge Sanborn forthwith gave his
judicial sanction to the report and
signed the necessary orders which were
recommended by Special Master Corn.
ish.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
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The April Century IL to contain a
number articles on Pennsylvania coal
mining. one Of them by Jay Hambidge,
the artist. who contributes An Artists
Impressions Of the Colliery Region"
The illustrations include views In Lat.
timer. where the recent strikes oc.
Cured. and Mr.. Hambidge has made
great number Of Interesting sketches
Of the many types Of people tina; he
found In the collieries. The Italians
are called Hikes" and the other for
eignerp-slovaks, Palacks. etc.-nre
grouped under the rame Of. Hunks"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
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Washington. March :2.-The govern.
men' has made no further pure se,
of warship-. hut Its negotiations In ,ha,
Ilne have been productive Of nj least
one Important result. namely. In the es
'nbiishinI hat unIess the battl.~hIr
General o'iiirxins becomes tho proper.
~ OF the United States. Il will not br
sold nj all. spain. II II confidently Ms.
serted. VIII not be able TO secure tbi,
war vessel nor are her chances any
better or as good as thosc of the United
States. Practically the unme condition
prevails ns To the Argentine arinor.sl
cruiser San Mnrtino. which will ln.
come the property Of this government,
u II passes on, Of the hands Of Argen.
lima.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
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Tacoma. Wash. March lO.-H. c.
Petit Of snohomish. who returned on
the City Of Seattle from Alaska. brings
news to the effect that next June or
July Will wi'ness = stampede from
Dawson that will bc cQunled only bc
the present rush ri gold seekers 10 the
kiondike. Cp to February ssh. when
Petit left. there had been about 1900
applications for passage south. BEFORE
that number was reached the accom-.
modassons Of all the flrst-clasa boats
nad tcen sold. and no more applica.
lions would be received. Whcn book.
ines open for the second boats thef,
VIII BE- another rush. Practically ev.
cry one Of thc LOO anxious 10 ri out
early WIN bring gold. many In large
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
rERRoR.s ORDERS TO 90 SOUTH
The Most Effective Aoaisos IL the Nav
VIII Joia the Ksy west Klsst,

The Most Effective Moaitss IL the Navy
WIN Joia the Key Wsst FlSst.
New York. March 19.-The monitor
Terror has been ordered to leave this
port and Join the squadron under COM
nand Of Admiral Sicnrd at Dry Tor
tugas. Captain Ludlow, commanding
the Terror. received orders from the
Navy Department tonight to have his
vessel start for the South at once and
preparations are being made to have
the Terror sail Sunday morning.
Stores and coal will be put aboard to-
morrow.
Sending the Terror south at this time
k here regarded as significant. The
Terror Is considered the ugliest fighter
In the navy because Of her modern
and unusual construction. Two weeks
ago the Terror was lying at Hampton
Roads. From there she was ordered
to New York and 1t was said at that
time that the move was made because
the Terror would be more effective In
protecting the city Of New York In
case Of attack by a Spanish feet than
any other vessel In the American navy
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-26
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London. March 3a.-Rrpiysns In ,h.,
Ii"u.e OF co'ntisoas to-day 60 qucstions
on tlse subject. the financial sscrrtnrv
ot ~. treasury. NJ. W. X. Usnbury
Asid the delay II the ~ssa i.jsahu,rus 81
lmrcrl post betweru Grrst RritaIn
and the United Statcs was due 10 the
frluctanr~ Of The authorities a wash.
,nston TO lnangurate such Q s~r yi,,,.
Nsxotiasions. Mr. nahbury ADDED. had
lsea trors~siing slnce isit5. ana tbrrr
Nere fvasons 10 hope that an arrange.
meat you'll shortly b. reached,
~. Hsnbury farther remarked TINT
= c"nIes~hc~ m pestal rates within tho
hext. ""s