The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18
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LONDON. June 1.-THE tide Of Amer
Scan travel TO Europe wss At hish-vater
mark this week, and a. result not only
are the I.en1un hotels turning people
away. but visitors are lucky u they IND
ordinary lodging Three steamships which
arrived this week had from 30 10 10
passengers on hoaTd. In fact. o,e brought
able hotels are asmoss counterpart OF
those wssHsssed at the wsidorf-Asforta
and the Savoy ia New York Every phase
OF American life - rep<esenfed- Besides
the immense dow Of tourists. Ii n cAlcu-
lated that more American financial enter
prtses have bern Heated and more London
branches Of American manufacturing con-
Germs have been established than ever be-
fore. The Influx Of American commercial
men IL = constant surprise to the English
men. who are just beginning to realize
what American business rivalry means.
Entire sections In streets here are now
lined with signs OF American firms in
every line OF trade.
\ prominent Manchester iron man said
70 the correspondent Of the Associated
Press.
..The main significance Of this pouring
Of manufacturing firms In that the Amer
scans are not only undertaking W here.
but they are making their agencies bases
from which they are gradually reaching
out into every country In Europe know
OF m Immense Cleveland Arm which cstab-
iishsd an agency here. whoae agent for
. year did not undertake an English
order. wholly combining himself 70 Ger
many. France and Russia Nov the con-
cern has more orders from England alone
than Il can supply. and the agent has
been Instructed not TO book another order
Far six months."
The shoe trade has also been greatly
ag1tatsd by the immense increase in
American exports to England. which has
ten months. The American shoe seems
llkely to have . waikover here. % II
becomes batter known.
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vioo President Albert johnson, Of the
Nassau electric street railroad 81 Brook
Ign. has been investigating electrical
prospects hsrs. and will return home on
the Majestic. He said 70 = representa-
tive Of the Associated Press:
world for tho future development Of
electric surface roads. have made
only preliminary examination here. hut
70 sSoronshs sv sa. IS ss Dro,ss
pear. viii AFFORD an Immense marEs,
for american electrical appliances and
In connection with the foregoing state
mcnts the London county council on
Tuesday ordered its committee TO report
on the practicability Of constructing 4
shallow underground electric railway
from Westminster TO the Bank Of Eng
land and thence northward. on . PrIncl-
Pal similar 10 those Of Boston.
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with reference TO the reports that the
cruisers Albany and New Orleans. pur-
chaeed here BY the United States gov
eminent. have been found too heavy and
unseaworthy, tho correspondent az the
Associated Fress saw Col. Watts the
naval constructor Of the Armstronos.
who said:
III the Albany and New Orleans are
british navy. built II the same date. are
also uselese, A. the Albany and New
oriean. were bnIlf from designs sane
constructor. ard scar comparison In
speed and every et..er ss1Gtiai with any
vessel OF their class built at that date"
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A congress which meets in London
June Fl will be the nrst organized at
tempt of the sovereigns OF Europe 10
act as guardians Of their unprotected
female subjects and To stop international
traffic In girls Emperor William Is
sending hts chamberlain. the Swedish
home minister and chief Justice are COM
Ing, and the French. Russian and other
governments will also be represented
A hundred delegates are expected to at
tend. Lord Salisbury, expressing fun
sympathy. with the object Of the meet
inx. has decided not 10 appoint an offs.
ciai representative. but has asked for a
report Of the proceedings The Duke OF
Westminster win preside.
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Church circles have been somewhat
shocked ny the monopoly for the revised
version % the Bible secured by the unlver-
cities 81 Oxford and csmhrijSe through a
verdict uphe.dlng Their copyright Jus, rem
dered by the chancery court The evidence
showed that the universities paid the COM
pliers sioa..o.
Tod Sloan promises TO have rival In
little RstfY. who was accorded A rnnss an
ttns.ss'ic reception when ne wen the New
Hierfiai stakes al Ascot June Il an Str
Wascir Cris'ith's chestnut fly Betty Field
lie hooked Ike child OF 10. and was all
over the place with the nlis, but straight
cnea her IN werkman.ike fashion aud. rsd-
ing tn Sioan's style. wen very eass,y.
whcrsapon tho women cheereti even more
than the men. Such a recognized author
tty AZ John Caries;, saisnr OF the Sporting
Tinaes, SAYS that. looking at Reir's weigh,
skin ana seir-rossassion. there must be a
great career before him.
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The Duke OF Yosk has decided that his
eAn. Edward. VIII ultimately enter the
army and tosn the Tsath Hasssars OF which
TIE Friace IF Wales is colonel ard the tate
nske Of Clarence an efseer rhss aesssia,.
N sad. has greatly disappointed ne
navy.
Tire watcswcri has sofe cat that neither
Tamnsny nor Howard c;cutea vii have ~.
lakes ef Killarney. The nlku 81 West
Minister ana cthsSs 81 the Na.icaas Tr.,st
Society have actively taken un tae NAT
ter. and NJ meeting on Thursday u -
exerrtea the .tukr will anraurra n ,,tar