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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

II 10 easy 10 forcseo the exceeding
danger Of England'H position, The news
of her rcvOrHeH rings around the world.
In hither and farther india and ccylpn
the allen racCa che has subjected by
force herln 90 feel the Hap Of manhood
surge undor their skin, n her situation
in South Africa does not Improve, her
eastern empire may be In revolt from
the Chitiul Go Maudnlay Glonooo and
Ladysmith may be- TO her what the Tou-
toheurorWnld was 10 Rome In the time
of Agustua. and the modern world may
receive n lesson iu the woatnoHs of uni
yoraal empire Tint VIII inspire men TO
accept uH truo that the meek viii inhor-
h tho earth. not tho strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Because the Beers have exhibited
military skin, tho British would have
tho world believe Kruger d assisted By
u corpf OF officers trained lu the Euro
uclu school. That lH analogous 90 tn
refusal NJ the SplulnrdH to admit that
GOOD guunery could ho shown by mere
Americana They were confident that
Dewey ana Hlmpa1n Impressed a num-
Der OF iirltiHh Ulunera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Tho developments ot The war In the
Trausvnal are amnlc justification n
The diplomatic mAusuNeiH OF President
tween himself and Joseph Chamberlain
90 an early lfauv. when krurCr doubt
lees ut tho demand 90 the yolkaflad.
cent the nltimntum which brought ON
the war. his actlhn Wua freely crItl-
C.n'1 ua % biundcr Yet 70 o. clear
that n the outcome of the negotiations
was Inevitably 90 b. war the quicker
liabilities were begun tho better for
thn fin0nn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Now the British official dlspll,,n'. -. ~
s.red ID Hrluah military uuthorll'.,
testify 10 tho tender cnte oi INC .,,
Tor thp wounded and prlHoncrH ln ln.lt
hands. and the many cnnti''ign SNOW, ~
thsir armed enemies. ~ the war N,'s
tn md today the British Would my.
much Hrentcr rcapect tgt lh' 49, '''''''
they had until "a fvW Gays Ah''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

There o. no doubt OF the hufpfla'hh
nature o. the statement of MINING men
from Johanncabufg that O. o. not frea-
idont Kruger Of the South African Zee
public hut President sioyn ot me
Orange Free state who BE- primarily re-
apq.ilbl. Tor the noef resistance 90 hfit-
Dob Demands. and tho wnr which mas
followed. There Do % further doubt
thrown on the claim by the fact mat
Kruger is known Co have "a mind Of
bio own" but perhaps The johannes
burg ryfuseca may d. able 20 explain
their statement so 90 60 have It aecep-
ted aa accurate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

REV aarrund. Of thc copuc church
says he applied to one OF ihe clc'Fym,h
Of thia city Tor permission 60 speak ln
hia church. and wac refused on he
ground that be- was Go speak in NOR
mon" PLACE u worship " that u o.
"Chrirtnn" spirit. what then shall we
call blrouy7 But that 30 just no"
some minister in these parts tcol TO-
ward people of other denominations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Whether tho miners union think 90
or not the public has come 20 under
stand that Il was the uricn that waa
responsible Tor the murdorous doings
In the Occur d'Alono country last April
ana previous thereto, and the findings
OF che jury on sunday. that cen OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

eve shall never be- able TO make any
thing out OF tho sull group" says
Lieut. Niblucb of the battlcchlp Orc
gon. The lieutenant hns set to learn
that the Yankee Will make money out Of
anything u he has to do Il on the horse
trade plan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

The announcement comes from Lon
don this afternoon. that the samoan
question is settled but the torms are
hcpt secret 10 may bo remarked that
Germany hos not como out loser. la the
present situation OF Enslands engage
myuts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

The baltimore sun explains why the
leaves turn 90 "a red and yellow hue In
tho fail u b. not due DO frost The
foot D. that the rroen matter 10 the tIs-
rut of icaf o. composed Of two colors.
rcd and blue. When the sap ceases 20
flow ln che autumn and natural rrowth
OF the tree ceases. oxidation ~ tho tlr-
auc takes place. Under certain condi-
lions tho green Leaf ohauEUH 90 rcd;
under different conditions Do takes on a
yellow or brown tint This difference
iu color b. due to the difference Ia CONS
binatlon Of tho Original constituents of
the grcon tissue TO the varying condl-
lions OF climate, exposure, aud soil a
dry, cold climate produces more brill
liant foliage than one that h damp and
warm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

An English Newspaper correspondent
says that 90 the nehunr the noer shoot
iur was magnificent Cor ita accuracy
and that after the battle the Beers
were worry kind o. the luilah wounded
and prisoners. Possibly this may cause
pro-uutlsh radicals To- couccie that the
Transvnai Dut,n nre not the cruel har-
bariana Some people have tried 20 make
them out 10 b. though 10 DO hard 20 rot
extremists TO oonoodo anything tcnaon-
able. Thoro in. however o. sausfnctory
feature about tho South African war
thus far. namely. that neither eide dis
plays any inclination 10 be- harsh to-
ward the helpless and dofonculcua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Votes NAY plaea a mark IN the circle
At ue had o. Any tIchet they choose
70 vote i'f 10 II, entirety rhey may
% The iame 4 they do not wish to vote
the whole tfke,, but must draw limo
ihfoaEh NJ namt hty wish 60 rcl,ct.
and pas mark 10 the square opposite
lhe naino they wish to substitute tor
he rjssl'd name. or write a new name
IN It, s''aa In the blank ,lciss, prepared
for that purpoae
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

u o. said TINT hiooiahed o. bk'N oN.t
the icpartei frauds ny which eng iul-
blood Indians were defeated iu ihe PC.
cont election On the cherokee nlii,N'
Indian Territory. Those civiiized IN
diius ouGht 60 be- educated up 90 guy.
hitting their disputes 90 athiirntoni put
thcy need nfst an arbitor whom 'h.y
can trust In tho meantime u r.
troops and marahals viii be relied on TO
preserve the peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Tho political bonfire will be- pretty
hot IN number NJ states tomorrow.
ana Dot of candidates will be- sore after
tho buHtlnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

John D. Ingalls, says "Fold ~ the curse
of civilization" Like others u the
clVuscd kind. John ). o. quite eager
uffpr Tho "rurHp."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

ussr As State Constitution only
fun e.tii'ia q he unliei siatss tv,n.
iy-er' y'arp ia and upwards. who
have I''Ia,i 10 ihe state ono year In
h' county f1ur month, and ln tho pre-
dfes 'riI days neat pr,silnr Che
election, may yoi, on Tuo.day Tho
''a'a''' ai' 90 accord with this proyl-
'l'u. 1T inlendinr ,ouu toxic notice.
ilf sliiage d an lnastlmhblo priv.
1--we ooaisrr'd BY law. Il 90 bestowed
70 b. u'ei. Women cllirsu, 90 wsIl os
men 'iil'ens h.'' that honor in utah
When obtained 1t lsa ncr.i right II
should b. ereeliei conillsnuousiy and
Win das r'safd ior Do probable ,assts.
oood Ard OF men should b. ca1.sn for
'n''Al stations ihla d DOT 60 De- inter.
p''''a o. ''a'ihs 20 religion or party.
'0''" would DO gol 10 orerIa, bsf
own Iaagmsnt fv,ly and without fs.
s'ra 70 the esipytrant ,u.og or Doc
''ma'i'n' Of par,l,ana Tho r.rn -
'''''a 70 By professional politician ars
70 D. a'p''''i' no matter uhll rar.g
may ADOPT them. rh- laru.- poe a...-
''n should thlra ana as, on lai.,...g
y having In Wow mo nat
nat ''oy vote tends to aa,st far coed
or evil the welfare Of ths Who'll. Conn.
a u 'ad that "uAen Oh, Wicked rui.
The peapl' mourn
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New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
TAMMANYS CITY GAS COMMITTEE.
1T WILL GO TO ALBANY IN A SPECIAL CAR or
TUESDAY.

1T WILL GO TO ALBANY IN A SPECIAL CAR on
TUESDAY.
Enough members TO form a quorum OF the Conn
mittee of twenty-five. appointed by the Genera1
Committee OF Tammany Hall as representing that
organizations policy as TO the building OF mu-
nicipai gas plant met on Friday afternoon IN tns
executive chamber OF Tammsny Hall Judge Nsa
present the following Corporation Counsel Jonn
Whalen President Holahan Of the Board OF PUP
tic improvements, ex-Surrogate Ransom nehiy y:
Gumbleton ex-County Clerk; Joseph J. hlttei ana
a STAN OF engineers, who spoke on the project oe-
was decided to lay the project for city gas
plant for New-York before the legislature; va
EXPLAINED after the meeting. which was held oenn
closed doors that the purpose OF the meetnS Wa
10 map out the plan OF action and distribute tnS
Individual work 10 be done among the mempsIs %
the committee preparatory sn 70 s'Ia' Ransom ana
Judge Van Hoesen will. Il is said DO tne p,,nc,p IN
part of the speaking. stan OF ensinree, - ne
posted TO the cost ana VINO can me nronosed
scheme VIII accompany the committee 70 n11"y nho1 e
The committee will have private car s'tasnrv T,.S -
the Empire State Express; leaving mere y" A1~"
Hdge Van Hoesen took occasion 20 say anLSsS3
the meeting that the scheme must not oe - ~
bv the public as Tammany measure. ~, es ." Ia
tack privats, year for gas for The
h;nS nns Of its streets public buildings and psrks
An approximate figure made py Sompss~ nps - hsif
neer brings the cost OF the ci,y smshSsn msnshSs AZ ths
sna. eiax Az to the legality OF the measure there
nnf the slightest obstacle II the city can SonsrS -
tne water supply, II can certainly contro' inc -
supply: ~ ,ha committee will be held to-
r,orroW night after the regular mseuns VI snS
Tammany Society.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16

steering gear boathoisting apparatus and the e'ec
trio light dynamos. - -
The Graf Waidersee is provided with fourteen
.,eI boats each thirty-sx feet long. and egnt So
called psble boats all placed on tne oea. ea
deck and these by means Of two boat. noistns ~. IL
yincs erected on either side of the AMP may, oe
easily ard quickly launched even III ,"e hea'"
seas. -, .,.,ar sbtns the
The Graf Waldersee and her sister sn,pS' hswe ave
Patricia the Pennsylvania ana tne rrs.,,a ,h. ,rs n
been designed for comfort and sdisty' rah he ouar
Tor sn.ed The Waldcrsee Is the Isst u ne ua"o -
tet 10 appear She was built oy BIO sl0hm r hns ~
Hamburg and was launched iast i,n.rnans ian have a
sieadlness which is impossible In isnser st, ss ne
rh ,as,,lt is that the dscomforts incident 70 tnc
rone motion OF ships is greatly essened n,,ns Ln,s
a1daae nv bilge keels attached to ana projec""s
from, the keel below the water-nne. -, ,,os
Ths furnishings are OF the latest ana mos. mvu ~
srn natterns The lighting is by eiecIicty anu tns v
hea,tne by steam Her accommodations are ior
sno 1Isf cabin and rs second CABIN passenseIs:
'' The officers OF the ship are; Captain. r. hopm
a., ofvcer n Fuchs; second off1cer r Devautiet
third ofneer. A. Hoefer; fourth Officer c ScheteiS
nrst enshud shrd engineer w Ldders; fourth engineer
NJ K5rner: physician, Dr Puhlmann; purser. +;
Polster: FIRST steward MI. Os'e'S'" si'A se~0"~
steward, MI kaufmann-
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
cATARRH OF the STOMACH.
n PLEASANT. SIMPLE. SAFE BUT EFFEcrGAL
CURE FOR IT.

Catarrh OF the stomach has long been consid-
cred the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are a full or bloated SEN
Eation after eating, accompanied sometimes
gases, causing pressure on the lungs and heart
and difficult breathing; headache. tickle appetite
nervousness and general played out and Ian
guild feeling
There Is often a foul taste In the mouth
coated tongue and II the interior Of the stomach
could be seen it would show Shiny. infamed
condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate dis
ease is found in treatment which causes the
food to be readily and thoroughly digested be-
fore it has time to ferment and irritate the deli
cate mucous surfaces Of the stomach.
To secure a prompt and healthy digestion is
the one necessary thing TO do and when normal
digestion 10 secured the catarrhal condition Will
have disappeared
According to DR.. Harlanson the safest and
tablet composed OF Diastase, Aseptic Pepsin,
little Nux Golden Seal and fruit acids.
These tablets can now be found at all drug
stores under the name or Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets and not being n patent medicine can
be used with perfect safety and assurance that
healthy appetite and thorough digestion will
follow their regular use 1d ai,er meals. g.
Mr. NJ J. Booher OF 21lO Dearborn ST, Chi
caoo Ill writes: "Catarrh Is local condition
resulting from a neglected cold In the head.
wherebythe lining membrane OF the nose becomes
fnhamed and the poisonous discharge there
from nassing back into the throat, reaches the
stomach. thus producing catarrh or the stom-
ach Medical authorities prescribed TOT me
three years for catarrh OF the stomach without
cure hut to-day / am the happiest OF men after
using only one box OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's I cannot find appropriate words to ex-
press my good feeling. l have found nesh' ap-
petite and sound rest from their use
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the sales.
preparation as well the simplest ana most
convenient remedy for any form or indigestion
catarrh OF the stomach. biousness. sour stofa-
ach heartburn and bloating after meals
Send for book mailed free. on stomach
troubles. by addressing the F. A. stuart %;
Marshall. Mich IRE tablets can I've found at all
drug stores
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
NEW RAILROADS IN NORWAY.
A CHANCE FOR AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS TO
SECURE CONTRACTS.

CHANCE FOR AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS TO
SECURE CONTRACTS.
Washington April Is (SpecaD.-There is 10 be
large extension OF the railroad system OF Norway
and Consul Nelson, OF Bergen. has sent report on
the subject to the State Department which Ameri-
can manufacturers OF railway supplies and ma
terlals will find exceedingly interesting. In MS re-
port the Consul says:
submit the following information. which De-
lieve will be OF interest to our manuiactVui,hs Vi h s
hope that at least Of the contracts VIII De Sc
cured by them. and am Willing 70 90 40 airy nrosnec
tive demand for rails. locomotives cars ran Ia
tools. etc II may be well to add that az nd ond Ger
man Manufacturers It would be advisable to allow
the same credits from sixty to ninety ors days bas
proposed an extension Of the Norwegian rairSac S5i
system and the basis OF construss9so.n@ y. @ s go M
ga als osM a wear for the next four fiscal years.
This plan however has the proyso thas ~ II lines nes
@ ot DnIuded in this work the loan will be only
100000 kroner Cs2lAoo year for the ,os RenI i4Hl Dur
,ra 80 reduce the estimates to 100000 kroner Nl-
100000 year on account OF nnanciaI co"''"
tons.
The project covers the extension OF ten o'neie''
limos one OF which is to be finished and opened TOT
traffic next year. two In 1902. two IN lsN' '"o ="
100, and three in 1907 The Consul adds:
and conside ra ton by the department: - s,.,
,enbere1. Honefas. Gjovik Sell. Soren, Dronthecn
c;rong and Mosjoen; side lines connecting s uiese
with the Romsda and sundal F1ords @ ana ,o Har
and lastly extension Of the Bergen lines 10 mar
danger and Sojnefjord. - =, rouroad
II is easy to see that large amount ov OF inothins
supplies will shortly be needed here 90 say o'ntr
OF the bridges which the nature OF 'nv n,r mann
renders necessary and II would pay ~ ~" Tho con-
facturers TO cndeavor to obtain some oil '"e 'o''
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
APRIL REVENUES SATISFACTORY.

LIKELY TO BE MORE THAN sss.coo.ooo FOR THE
WHOLE MONTH.
Washington. April Is (speciaD'-lt was no. eA
pec,ed that the revenue receipts OF the GoVeInihen
for the current month would equal those o. 0p, o,
even after deducting from the iaNe' ,s w pau
.'',..aa -, account OF the Central Pacific Kali
.o, IN, ,hev are holding up remarkably wei'' COM
sdering that April is usually lean revenue non'n
ReceIpts for the first half Of the month indicate a
total Of more than ss5 10000 for the entire moh.n
which will be only s2OoOOOO less than the tota TOT
April 1897. when the receipts from customs
''' '' h,or,nallv large on account Of the immense
go =, ,nnort ations In anticipation OF the enact
msnt Of a new tariff law increasing rates % u"''
~. nv ,nauy articles and groups OF articles
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
pERpETrAL FRANCHISES OPPOSED.

Good Government Club "E" met at Its headquar-
ters No lg East Eighteenth-st, and adopted
the following resolutions:
Whereas. This city has heretofore advantageousiy
owned and controlled its water supply, ana IS now
considering various schemes for rapid transit anu
other municipal improvements. be 1t
Resolved That the club earnestly advocates the
taxation OF franchises i'm due proportion 10 thelr
value and the control by the city OF the manu-
facture and supply OF gas. ~ A..
granting OF franchises in perpetuy for underground
rapid IT,. sit or any other purpose ne owne. % ,ho =
city and be granted only conditions fayoranie
10 reappralsal from time to time. ana tneir ulti-
mate reyersion 10 the city upon equitable condi-
tiOns
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
o,n DOMINION STEAMER LAUNCHED.

chester. Penn. April l5.-The steamer 'ene'ao" N,
..as Launched this afternoon at Roachs shipya,u'
roakine the twelfth boat built by hoach 10. ',e
o,d Dominion Steamship Company OF Ne"i %
,,,.s cu,laudeu daughter OF the vice-presidehl OF
-. nns,v was the ships sponsor The Jenef-
o ,s ~; feet in length. ~ feet beam ana mas 80.
feet depth of hold. She has three decks. anu n.1
ne, register Is 2.M7 tons She will be ntted WIN
triple pansion engines and VIII m naVe ,, Between
Naw-York and Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
THE GRAF WALDERSEE IN PORT.

DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW HAMBURG AMERICAN
LINER.
The new Hamburg American steamship Graz
Waldersee reached this port yesterday from Ham
burg on her maiden trip. The new vessel Is twin
screw passenger steamer Of 1900 tons carrying
capacity She is 5S feet in length, " feet IN
breadth and a feet In depth; she has two perpen-
dicuar quadruple expansion engines OF ioou' ooV'
indicated horsepower. which give speed OF lf1s
knots an hour There are four doube-enced DOLL
ers each having six furnaces TO furnish the neees
sarv steam Besides these. there is donkey ooiler
with three furnaces TO work the auxiliary engines,
steam winches. steam veutilators. anchor. steam
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
VIE PRESIDENT RESTING EASY.

Washington April i5-vice-President Hobart
who has been sick at his home for some weeks
was resting easy to-day
Representative Hilborn OF Caiiorhia. VINO SUI
-, ,ro, blood -po,soning at the Garfield Hos
,,aI had recovered consciousness tonight. but Is
NOT vet considered out OF danger.
Representative Baird OF Louisiana VINO is III
-, ,neommatory rheumatism. had a better day.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
.ppoyyTED CHIEF ENGINEER.

" ! Wigus has been appointed chief engineer
IN charge OF construction and maintenance OF way
., IN. New-York Central Railroad. In place OF Wal
Tar K.tt. resigned The once Of engineer Of main
teuance Of way 10 abolished
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
TWO COAST DEFENCE WORKS NAMED.

Washington. April l5.-By direction OF the Presi-
dent. the battery at Portland Head Portland, Me,
s hereafter 10 be known and designated as Fort
williams. In honor OF the late Brevet Mator-Gen-
eral Seth Williams assistant adJutant genera - p
A., and the battery Sheridan Point. virginia Is
10 be known Fort Hunt, In honor OF the ls,e
Colonel and Brevet Major-General Henry hunt
4
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
WORKINGmEN's WAGES RAISED.

Phpsburg n. j.. April Is (SpeciaD-The en-
ployes OF the Phillpsburg Stove Works have been
Informed of an increase OF 10 per cent In their
wages from April l.
Bethlehem. Penn. April I5.-The puddlers OF the
Bethlehem Iron Company to-day received 10 per
cent advance I'm wages
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
AVALANCHE STRIKES AN ENGINE.
sNowp1ouGH HURLED A THOUSAND FEET-FouR
INJURED.

Seattle. Wash. April IA fos'-ih.e'"be.'
dispatch from wellington says that while rotary
snowplough was clearing the Great Northern track
this side of Madison IT struck by an avaianche
and dashed thousand feet down canyon; dhtse ere
were seven men on the engine In addltion 10 tne
regular crew All have been dug out or the snow
except one -Four men were injured, three prooaoy
fatally.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16

MAY MEET THE GOVERNOR TO-DAY.
Governor Roosevelt. who was in the city last
night had no talk with Senator Platt. who re-
turned to the city from Washington. but they may
meet to-day Several Republican State Senators
talked at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with b. b.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16

oder tr chairman OF the Republican State Com
r,I,,e. Yesterday and there was said to be some
doubt as to getting the required number OF votes
in the Senate to pass the State Constabuary Dill.
senator Platt probably will talk with Republican
State Senators that subject to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
FIRE ESCAPES NEEDED AT YALE.

NewHaven. April l5-The officials OF the Fire
DEPARTMENT who recently Investigated the dor
mitories of Yale University to-day informed the su-
thorties o university that the. oIu brich
Row and Durfee Hall were not sufficiently pro
tected The recommendation Is made that these
buildings be provided with hre-escapes
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
"Nct an Experiment.
SEWAREN
Nsw Jsysy.

We furnish so T of the money needed to buy
or build If you are the right party TOT SUCH
community.
1t is less than an hour from home 70 omce'
and directly on the water front. Ideal for san'
ing and bathing.
Call or write for pictures and particulars
SEWAREN IMPROVEMENT CO., Sewsren, n j.,
or i4s Liberty ST. Room ao2. New York
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
SPECIAL SESSION or CONGRESS- URGED.

At this point quote from our last annual re-
port: 1T has been intimated by the newspapers
that Congress. for politica, reasons. intends TO
defer action relative to the monetary system. and
in that event the battle OF 1895 in behalf Of free
silver will again be waged. and may expect
fierce struggle involving uncertainty. such pre-
vailed at the last Presidential election, and for
which President Mckinley. by reason of his public
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16

Eighteen hundred and ety-eght has been re-
nIete with events notable in character. Wnlcn IN
ranid succession have crowded themselves into tne
small space Of twelve months. and as II py one
i.an tbe limited States has taken its place among
the Powers of the world there TO remain as a com,
nettor for financial supremacy ana an lrhpor rlail'
Fector in the moulding of the affairs OF the word.
The latter associated with the maintenance OF an
policy in China and the solution OF otner
Intricate problems now confronting US as Ma
ton demands the best thought SKIN and services Vices
Of statesmen, who possessing character CapaoihS p
and consciences alert to the demands OF justice,
will secure for us merited success and the plaudts
of other nations.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION ON
AMERICAS PROGRESS AND NEEDS.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS URGED TO
SETTLE THE MONETARY sYsTEM-IN-
CREASE IN THE CoUNTRY's COM
MERGE AND WEALTH.

The fifth annual report Of the Board OF Director!
of the Manufacturers Association OF New-Yorl
vas issued yesterday by Ludwig Nissen. president
and James T. Hole. secretary. 1t is as follows: