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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
WANT
MORE POWER
They Desire Authority to Ar
rest Without Warrants.

WARRINGTON. -. c. Nov 10
one Of the important questions dis
ruasad by the commissioner % tho
general land Once IN his annual re-
port ~ the necessity for laW which
will empower the forest officers. su=
perintendruts. supervisors and ran
kcFs 10 make arrests. on view %
the oreuaa. for violations 81 the law
and rules and regulations governing
the forest reserves throughout the
United states. lie states that per-
cons have been frequently discover.
81 - fafeFt of'icefn In the act u
committing come gross violation Of
the Law. but as the Law afforded no
riNht e arrest. there waa no remedy
At hand. aad before the matter Na.
Laid bsfoee q United states met
shall. perhaps At great distance.
tire reraan committing the omsnH9
Was cut 81 reach
Tha commissioner addressed the
attorney general Cor an opinion sn
- the advlsa nitiiY ara right 10 sm-
lsoRer these forest officers with the
right . arrest Offenders. and the
reply contained tho following state
meats among others.
Tn. statutes Tor the protection -
these forest reserves seem singular
lY deficisri In that they do not pro-
vide any sTlcieut means for the ar
rect - persons violating the laws
or the rules ana regulations fer the
protection % these reservations.
T-heHe inuH. rules and regulations
an0rd little ~ the protection intend
81. without Some provision Tor the
speedy arrest u p.ruons violating
them The protection II these large
territories - difficult matter at
best. and 70 substantially Impossible
Without authority for ire speedy ar
reHt % pcrpoua committing depvcda-
lions thereon. OF otherwise intufins
them. Tor. IN muHt cases and IN the
worst. before complaint could BE-
made. a warrant obtained aud an Of
nesr To serve ~. the damage would
be done and the offender beyond
roach
Il think that tho rich, Of the for
est supervisors and rangers 70 make
such arrests without warrant. even
upon view 81 tho ofcuHe. IL. at the
least. too doubtful to warrant itH
exercise. while there ia a line %
authorities holding that private
person may arrest on visw 81 any
violation - the criminal law. yet. I
think. the better doctrine ia aB stat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
CAPT. HEAlY
MUST RESIGN

Trouble has arlson In the n. \. T.
& 7 company which has resulted in
the resignation Of \. y. Gray, gen
eral traffic manager, and e. @. Me
Mtckon, general freight and passen-
ger agent II is now rumored that
an effort II being mHde by President
Cudahy and the Chicago branch to
force the resignation Of Capt. J. J.
Healy.
Capt. Henly 10 accused Of having
discharged all the old force and put
ting In men IN sympathy with his in
tercsts. It s. now rumored that the
captaln'H retirement viii be follow
Ell by tho reinstatement Of "A number
Of the former employees.
MT. McMickens resignation takes
effect tomorrow. II Is thought he
viii take charge of the trntflc Of the
Pacific Clipper line. which runs be-
tween here and Nome.
capt. 1lealy 10 at present In the
Yukon district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
THE WATER FRONT,

The annual inspection ~ the ferry
boat city % Seattle was made yea.
t.rday by Inspectors Cherry and
Bryant. Notwithstanding the re
cent collision Of this vessel with the
reveuuecuttcr Patterson. the vessel
was found 10 be IN good condition.
The two muHted schooner John T.
win leave Chlopcok'a wharf this
evening with load Of coal for Port
Townsend.
The steam schooner Bertha Is Load
ing lumber and other supplies for
the Alaska Commercial oompany's
station in Alaska.
The tug wilma has been towcf at
high water on to the fats OF Com
mencemcnt hay, and VIII be burned
Ia facilitate getting Mt the iron and
copper used ia her construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
Observation-Disclosures.
: CITY NEWS. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The standpoint IN the star ycstrr-
day ttat the opponents uf the Wood
land park purchase aould apply for
an injunction against the same. was
verified today hy one q this most
prominent leaders IN the movement.
This gentleman. who does not care
q have bic name used iu connection
with the matter. says that every
thiuE IL now IN the hands - q prom
ineui law nrm located tn the Halisr
building The application vitl be
made within couple - days.
The Injunction papers viii state
that the purchase iu Illegal on the
grounds that u would make the city
Indebtedness over ths mount rcru-
lated BY the city charter.
Tire telephone company has been
having troubles 81 iis own during
yesterday and today. Wednesday
night the lines near f.aHehl park we're
crossed by an electric wire. and 100
telephone Instruments were disabled
and tho underground cable n the
company at the corner Of Firth av-
enue and Yesier way was badly IN
iured Aa a result OF tho accident
complaints o. "My phone won't
work what BE- the matter. kept COM
lnK into the ofncs all yesterday.
Manager Willard. ~ the telephone
company. put 4 large force - men
immedfp teiy az work. and ne noon
today ali - be Instruments but
eight were On working order The
accident made an extra expcnse -
ti.too.
IN the federal court today Conner
& co Med a suit against the Paciac
American Fisheries company. for
conharatinK ana dismantlinR
steamer belonging 70 them The
plaintiff ask damages not only for
Injuries done 20 the vessel. bat for
tho loss ~ contracts during the nah
INK season. a. the rnte Of g3s per
doz The total damages asked FOR
aggregate 81 sa7
a supplemental complaint was NJ
81 bY r. 9. Conner. ~ the same
nrm. for services claimed to have
been rendered the defendants. and
for various expenses he WAS put To.
making a further claim OF $3.50.
The Is ncwaboya caught shooting
craps In an alley last night. ana who
were run I'm. were turned loose this
afternoon.
Eight Of the nine alleged hotd-up
men captured by the police yeater-
day were charged with vagrancy
and sentenced today. one was turn
ed loose with a light fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
IRON PRICES
STILL co UP
Steel Rails Nave Now Nearly
Doubled In Price

NEW YORK. Nov. i0-The phe.
nom.nal increase In the price OF iron
and steel has produced many curl
Gus trade conditions fron and stsei
have about doubled In value IN the
last ten months A year ago steel
rails Tor steam roads were selling In
the epen market At SIS per ton. Now
they are worth ~ ton and upNs ri
aad the result IL that the railroads
which contracted for their rails Last
year OF Early this year are actually
saving money ~ tearing up their
old rails and putting down new
ones
The New York. Ontario A West
ern contracted for many thouHa ndr
81 tons Of nss rails At SIS. TO be de-
tivsred a. wanted. any time within
a tweivenanth. The superintendent
Of that road - row tearing up the
old rails by the mile and replacing
them WITH nrw ones he sells the
~crn out rails for = good price. con
siderahiy more than the uew ones
easat ard u eostS only 81 ton to
lay the new rails
Scrap iron dealers and their agents
are nos scratching up all the bat
nsaelfs IN Cuba. digging for cannon
balls. hayonsts and other old iron
and steel implements and ammuni-
tion. The Junk dealers are growing
rich buying old stoves. hoops aud
other pieces Of metal. Instead u old
sold and silver. the thrifty house
wives are nov being besieRed by the
dealers for old iron pots and kettles.
Old Iron spoons. pans and baskets.
Hhovsis and hcutties.
Nails have gone ~. stoves have
gone up. hardware has gone up The
trade connection called stove mix
ture, out % which the foundrymcn
make ranges and stoves. has risen
from 80 n ton 10 s7s. The stove has
riRen II per cent In price and IL siiil
climbing upward.
Structural and bridge iran and
steel has gone M unprecedenfedly
1t now costs many thousands % dol
lars more to erect a sky -Ecraper
than Il did a year ago The build
srs are feeling the advance in prices
They are hit on both sides. because
window glass has also doubled In
price. Houses have gone up in price
owing 10 the advance In nails. hing
90 and other articles OF builders
hardware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
CAPTURE
or CECIL RHODES
Sensational Report Published by the
Paris Newspaper, Figaro.

LONDON Nov oReeent dispatches from Gen white Do not
he II remarked
dispatch that
made OF british
IN said about the cf
Powerful 1t IL
them has given out or that
recently
brought ~. disabled
The dispatch also oes sen, in today number o. refu
of u from iadyrmlh met
outside the when the party separated hoeH guns
nred % rsaoh a pcketH
Maj Gale. Royal Engineers wounded today
VIII nsndinR message In daily
provisions ih ample
Whites service IL improving Labyrinth
Redvcr Butler that
Thursday bomhafmen Of Ladysmith
by continues The casualties inflicted
~ o n other harm
io--T FEa that Cecil Rhodes
turrd by the Beers In Of kimberley
EsTcoHr Natal CDeayed1-The Boera have dem
occupied coenso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
But Succeeds in Robbing Two Victims
by Quick Work
POLICE DEPARTMENT IS AROUSED


that the ne,oi- =
assegaon q euuca men known a. The ncua sans was
Commercial street
caused the crooks and potston much nnasnsss AFTER da Dc
detective
= eided without delay
had tren rented
had been lost Ia
relieved - $50 card An .
Since then
q 8
j. OF uv members 81 the arrested
ala
rvprchnshs from the stand
swtuiuns John
Savoy hotel on Fifst
=
Within i.sarieu the were At police head
official willard who
onierr Freeman shfrwd-
Willard
out. compelled submit the
dign 81 a night In
.<~s-
Williams arrested late
and being
John
t4ndstrom arrested yesterday
for Implication. with Grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
JURORS DRAWN.

The following men were drawn this
morning 20 serve as juniors In Judge
Benson's court for an indefinite
term A. Burns. ~ II, Kinkaid. John
Martin. Henry Suter. Levi Shafe. ..
Nelson. ]. H. White J, II. johnson,
r white. u. Wenzellc, ]. L. O'pon-
mel, a, Brana. +. Seisert. j. Ham
mersmaik, ]. NJ. Wolfe, g. Conkhe,
w. \. Knapp. j II. Jones. james
Muhern and $. J. Dennis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10

CHICAGO. III. Nov. l0.-August
Becker. who murdered his wife and
boiler her remains TO conceal the
crime. was hanged al noon today
The motive Of the deed was Ia en-
able him a. marry younger ana a
comelier woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
MOZART is Better.

PATTERSON. N. J.. Nov 10-Ho,
bart's physician said this morning
that they could see n slight improve
ment In the vice presidents oondi-
ton. He passed a comfortable night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
HOW ARGYLE SQUARED
A RECENT CHARGE
An Interesting Story Showing the In
side Workings of the Gambling
Trust in This City.

At held
and Chief Of Police Reed July o. ta headqHare
Jointly
One OF the rules laid down that Intoxicated
= condition should be permitted gaming house
gamblers
= when outside chiefs
several weeks Judge a
Judge
"A
= Back
~ n an
= located
hnd George Hawkins the
California fhe
= kind friends Mcdonald a
q sociabs drinks together until the Alaska
= PEELED unfur wind
few minutes applied the standard
. condition. White
= ted Mcdonald
= gam b.
4 a b
= the hard
following Judge
a to
tits
a ~ %
conducting dsnnrring
= a Judge
Argyle oneing compromise He rendered
= Mcdonald = accepted
= settled and trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10

COLtfMBUs, O.. Nov 10 The
Democratic ngurcs this morning
generally concede that Patrick
GemucraD, can hardly overcome
Caldwell's plurality for lieutenant
governor Of ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10

HE know the value OF
w a wellpleased Gus
" toner. and never let
him leave us until he is
pleased. 50 that he may
tell his friends and thus
our trade grows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10

4 PORTLAND ore. TO Il. m. I
Nov 10. - Hoist Information (,
4 signal 10 a. m. Stofm central &,
4 on proEon coast. viii move 4
4 northward tonight. on shore (,
4 gales aluns coast VuerinE west &,
4 erly On Saturday, high winds 4
= over Sound aud straits, I
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
TO ARMS! To ARMS!
THE CRY IN KENTUCKY
Hundreds of Prominent Men Shoulder
WinChesters and Start Out for
Trouble Exciting Times
in Prospect.

FRANKFORT, Nov toThe election =
10
out Of
Goebe Taylor
he
resu II Il
MIDDDLEsBoHo Ky, Nov. l0.-Abou 20 Republicans
Winchester,
to demand fair canvass Of the election returns
LONDON y. D. B1rbourvlle
county. which Republican a majority
LEXINGTON. hundred representative
courthouse this
parlcyinR {
and Of each candidate be admitted the
alayed spirit but material
changes result, battle Is certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10

OTHERS cling to old
III methods OF getting
" their customers mon
ey, and often let them 90
away displeased and de-
nounoe them to friends.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

- l1nfere Gorrefponbenten unb Ngenten
beiu9en bic folgsnben Staaten:
9err PuuG SrtebeG bic Stuuten
Soma, Minneipta, fppit NOrbz .unb Subz
Gdfotd.
9err Nbolf Werner berett eegenz
ndrtig oIs 8ertreter Der rSatnots Stautsz
3eitung" ben Stuut Srbiana.
9err 5rtebri9 S3erf 1T Ngent
Der rSuinois Stuuts5ettung" fir ben
@taat @isconfin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Die RSntoenitrdbIen

toerben iebt pieIfa9 CUR l1nter16eibuns
e@ter @oeliteine bon Smitationen bertpenz
bet. Ser berii9mte enelii9e gbemiter Grooz
fe5 mics ndmli3 na4, baB Die meiiten @belz
feline our4 &0ntgenitrablen in 6luorefcens
berieBt tpiirben unb bann in einem eioenz
artigen S9tmnrer eritrablen. 9ieIe r S9imz
mer lit II Bel ieoer Dirt bpn gbeliteinen
beri9ieoen unb man fann ba6er b. ber19iez
benen @beliteine lei9t ppn Smitationen
lnterI9eioen. Cine peitere 8erI9iebenbeit
5eigen ferner gbeliteine oeri6iebener Ser
tunft. 90 fann man 3. 9. &upbiamanten
BON Bra iilbiamanten lei9t bur9 ibre berz
f9iebene Sluoreicen5 unterf6eiben. Dies
beaiigli9e 8erfu9e tpurben BON 2ecpnteur
unb Gofor bur4gefiibrt urb erguben eldnz
5enbe Ge5ultate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

gefG6rli9iten ~uebungen groBe &alt6liitigz
felt. Neuli4 iebD& gerietb ct in groBe Sc
fabr. Die SPHERE iparen ben gan5en Sag
Iebr rubig ~sepefen. plDbli9 aber, als tic
tpd6renb Der 8priteQung ale in einem Sd
fig ber5ammelt tpdrtn, benertte Der S4ierz
bdnbiger, bob Der grpBe 80nt9stiger mad
benz 2eoparben i9nuppte. 9as erite Mal
leet 2iBt fem bel onberes 9etpi4t odrauf.
8ulb uber tpieber6olte fi9 berIel6e 8Organg,
unb Der Siser ~itiir3te ii4 auf ben Sepparz
ebn, ben er in ben Magen bib. Nun firs
gen audi bic 2Dtpen an, unru6ig gu Iper>
ben, unb Der S%6ierbGnbi9er trfldrte baber
benz publifum, baB @efubr borbanoen let
unb baB er, UNI fem 2eben gu retten, 9ez
nDtbigt lei, los3uI9lugen. @r ergriff ttnen
9tod unb polte bic Sbiere 3uriidtrei6en.
Nber bic Re gebordten ni4t mebr, 5urtal ba
ber @tpd, Der iiber ben Giiden bes Stgers
6erab1duite, 1ofort 5erbrd9. Der 3tger
bate it9 in3tpif9en in ben 2eoparben feits
eebiTen, unb UNI i'm 5u 5ptngen, feline
8eute los5ulafsn, ergriff Der SbterbdilOiger
ieiren &ebolDer unb f4oB i'm benz Siger
gerdbe ms @efi9t, 10 baB bieier genDtbist
purbe, Ieinen @egner, Der i9on balb toot
mar, los3uluTen. 8lei9 bor @%rre9ung 5og
fi9 Der SbierbGnbiger aus benz Sdfig 3nz
rid. pGbrenb bic 8e1tien erft mad groben
N~nftrenguneen berubt9t puroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Rin6ermuno.

Solgenbe niebli4e 8ef4i4te er5Gblt benz
8erGiner Sa9eblatt elm Nr3t aus feiner Pra=
ris: Sd perbe geitern in cine flsinbiirgerz
life 5amilie 9erufen, in pel4er Elm Sunge
BON bier Sabren nit @slo geIpielt uno auf
ben Rat6 ieines S6peter4ens 4 8eloItiide
berT9Gudt fat. ST gefte6t btes peineno feiz
men @1tern uno ieiner @roBmt1tter, bic iiber
bos gei6ebene 1ngGiid ~oufgere9t in S6rdnen
ausbri9t. Oas tann Der feline Wfann ni9t
ertragen, @roBmutter pe;nen gu 1eben, er
feGbt bort auf gu iammern unb tr0itet fein
@roBmiitter9en nit ben Dcrten: SIS lit ia
ni9t 70 f4limm, @roBmitter9sn, papa bat
f9pn mod @eGb!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
GtaEItrt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocsv,
232 INTO 234 of 2samOoGp6-StrG6e,
afpi1heu GrorF(iu, 1IuA m}nrfeta OF.
DEN Tronflius nnb Otartets Str..
Chic az 0, Sas.,

Spii9eH Trnnfltus nra Osarteta Str..
Chic az 0, Sas..
erbieIt ipeben in feInfter @anre:
9eeue OieSidbrt9e bOI. GoH=Sariuse.
yteue run. S0roiueS, norm. MldD pOteS,
Veinfte 2lppetit=S SLID, &teIer Sprotten,
9e d1tc Sr1bamtet GdISI0roeueu,
S0r0euenbuttet, MISREPRESENTATION
Sttport. @rattnI d)ip. &erneIattuurIt,
9tedlten tDeitDbaL. Sd1infen, SaIanti,
Nranff. Serneldtiuurit in SiiDIeM,
Nuh. &aoiar, franz. GarOineS,
Trans. ShGtnpi9nuttS, &aperr, SIiHGA,
Nriid1cS GltnenoI, Wtobn0I,
@edDten 9ttneIo. Senf, SiI=0urfen,
Jrans. GrbIcM, &itbe6er SpargeIm,
&itbe6er d1nittbobne SeItoiuer Niiben,
Gin9 cttta tic ocntIdle TriiGlte. ide nmuS,
9entld]e 9etrO6tete Strnet, &irldDen,
Settld1e GetoeIbeeret, aetrD6netes s2iuetId en-,
Stal: wtaesarHiti, MIpbebet=ytnoeIny.
Seutld1et SndIt 10 cts CT ttI0 &afet9rtiRc,
NrtldeS &1rtoffcImehI, Gtbsmebt,
GeisntebI, feinite @erfe, ~@eisem9rieS,
8erten8rttSc, @riinfert, &inien.
WeMe StrSe, REFS, Gags, Sapiccn,
9eutid1cn &ilntmeI. Gemf, QltiiS, Nend1eI,
@0d1bploerbecren, :HiObnfanten,
WapSiantcn, &anf unO &anartenf0tteiI,
9ottoenf. american. uno S6tueiset DttId1,
1ln9ar. u OF cm.1 aprifa, Seta enfafee,
Yfr. @neipp's MalS=&afee,
9euttdten GtdbeIf1Tee, Gid)Driet,
Tetnitett SABA, WtOffa= ni0 TtO=&afee,
9Ic ten grititet INTO id1marsen 9hee,
6eim1te Wauiue=GbpfOIaoe nno Safau,
yteuc 9iugtrfen, import. Saucer,
Medbten &tebi9'4 Hletidlsrtraft,
9tedbten Gntmentb. 9dJmciserf1fe
9emtfdbe Spiiinrdoer, gSuufraher,
SoISfdlnbe tno &soI3Oantnfc Im,
au ben btal9ften YreiIem.
Henry SOhOollkODG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Die foItern un6 0ualen,

ipel6e bon ben &eberr bes Mittelalterg erz
buloet tperOen III II 3 II, tinO ni0t iblim=
1ner %gepeien, ais oieienigen, ipelGe Die an9dz
morrboioen 9eibenoen reiwilGig ertraz
gen. SreiipiGi9? @eipiB! 9enn e1tipeber
bertra,ten iiD bteie @enarterten in ibrer
8er3ipeifluns eitem Ouofialber an, Der nit
ietncn i0orfen 8ei5mitteln uno MeNern
ri6ts ausridtet, als Die Sdlner5en jill terz
sr0Bert; DOer ie er9ebett ii9 i: ibr %qnalpolz
les 5,, s9 b nilat nn ~, Oarlm 5etosa lie treiiniais,
bic @dnorrbotben, Or. StlsGee's @nafefis.
9roben fret p~erianbt BON P. 'Neustaedter
& Co., Box 2416, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
mern Gas Rleine zdbnt.

70 peridumt ni6t, bas aIte unb pobt erprobte
6ilfsmittel fir has 3abnen ber &ilber,
wen6en. Gr bsrnbist Sos aainS, erpeiSt Sas
3abnfleil6, beieItist ale S9mersen, furirt
@tnbtolif unb 1T bos bette Mittel segen
Diarrboe. Siinfuilbswouaia Gents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Ods wahre bausmtttel.

Sorni's N1penfrGuter : 9Gutbelebsr berz
bient biefen Namen i'm Doniten Slime bes
@ortes, Seine @irtung 1T i@nell unb 5us
berldftg, pbne braftif4 gu fem. SIT ni4t
i'm SanbeI, 1onbern pirb pOn benz 5d6ritalz
ten brett an bas publitum bertauft. Or.
peter 6a6rrep, 112 unb ia 60, SOPHIE
Nbe., Gbicago, ertbeilt gerpiinf4ts @ustunft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
aoad1entlta1e autaots staoia- Bettuaa aatthundJ, 80. auenf 1899.

bp9 ge9riffen, benn bic ELECTROMAGNETIC
finb ni9t nur in Srantrei4, fonoern in Der
9anaen WeIt better unO bic 5a9rpreife Bill
Tiger als 1889. 6erner tperben ben &eiienz
ben grpbe @ort6eile unb 8equemli9feiten
BON ben &eiIeagenturen unb 8a6nen gc6os
ten, unb audi bic amtlt9e Welt pirb
groBartiger bertreten fetn, als i'm Sa6re
1889.
nNnbere Snbutriez unb 9ef9Gfts3tpeise,
bic bur4 Die Qusfe[lung biel profitiren tperz
ben, iinb: bic Omnibus=2inien Strabe1z
ba5nen. 8oote, 9roi4fen, 9ptels aller Dirt,
Die 8ermiet6ung bon m06lirten 3immerr,
&Qt6duier, Sbeater unb bie@ei9dfte imNllz
gemeinen. S4on iebt ma9t ii9 fir bic Faz
riier bic Notwithstanding fiibl6ar. @ttpa G0,z
600 4r6eiter iinb BEL Der @rri9tung Der Sc
bdube II. +. m. beI9Gftigt. NGe 9anbperfe
finb bertreten; aaerbanb Material piro berz
angef9afft. Der plab, auf peldem fi9 Die
WeltausteIung befinben ipirb, glei9t beute
einem 8ienenftod in boiler Sbdttgteit. Sum
berte BON Sabriten iinb tpieoer %eroffnet nor
ben u1b iiber 10000 perfonen baben in
benielben 4r6eit g%efunben.
Ser 8etrag bes 9elbes, ben frem6e Be-
fu9er inParis lafen tper6en, pirb ouf$250,
100000 gsf9dbt. Dies lit aber mod LANCE
ni9t Der gauge @epinn, Der ii4 fir Sruntz
reid aug bieier8 MISUNDERSTANDING ergeben pirb,
Der @rfolg fir bic S%nbuitrte in Der 9anaen
Welt pirb ebenfaGs elm GROCER fem dnD
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

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nommen unb finb beren 8ertreter bere9tigt.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
Columbia and Defender Out

The Columbia was out again 'yester-
dav for a sail stretching spin In the bay
hack of Hog island. She left her moor
ingsoN Herreshoffs' soon after o'clock,
and under her own sail went down the
barbor and out by the eastern end OF
Hog island When down the bay the
columbia fell In with the Defender and
There was a Drush between the two
Yachts. ALONG toward noon both the
yachts were at anchor down the bay,
and Columbias tender steamer, 81. MI
chaels left Bristol go went TO the
cup defender. where the crew boarded
her and had dinner, after which the 81:
Michael's returned to the anchorage OH
Herresh1if s.
Both yachts hoisted sail after the
crews had dinner and went toward
Newport The Columbia returned
shortly after 3 o'clock and anchored
off Ferry hill 90 wait for hlgher de,
as II was almost low water. About 43O
the anchor was lifted, and under her
staysan the yacht came up TO her moor
fngs of HerreshOfs'.
IL Is reported that Mr.. lselin is con-
tempiating the chartering OF the fast
steam yacht Katr'na.'to he used as n
dispatch boat for Columbia during the
races.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
VETERAN FlREMEN.


An adjourned meeting of the Provl-
dence Veteran Firemen's Association
was held in the hall of the association.
on South Main street, last evening. and
arrangements for the reception Of the
Friendship Fire Company Of Reading,
Pa. We're discussed. The company will
reach Providence on Friday, September
30, and will be met by the committee of
arrangements of the local association at
the station. and after short parade,
will be escorted TO the Narragansett
Hotel for dinner.
In the afternoon the Providence as
ISOLATION in full Uniform will assemble
at headquarters at / o'clock. proceed
TO the Narragansett Hotel at O'Clock.
where the guests will be welcomed, and
after another parade through the prin-
cipal streets of the city the visiting
company will be escorted TO the hail
of the association on South Main street.
where collation. will be served. Then
VIII come speaking and period or
general good fellowship. The guests
will then be escorted to the New York
boat
In New York they will participate in
the Dewey celebration.