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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

4 Maryland man has invented a ma
chine for the mixing of sand. cement ana
crushed stone 10 form concrete. the ma
terials being placed I'm a hopper in layers
with "A small opening at the bottom
through which the INGREDIENTS fall on
revolving cone 10 mix them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
ExTEN HORTON q CO. BANKER0
Incorporated 1851.

surplus ..... ......... ...... :. ....... fDe.uoo
rfesadent =: -. ......,.A A. Denny
Manager -. 49,. IN. n. Lasiner
Sight exchange and toiegrapnlr trans
feu on New York. Chicago. st. Paul. san
Francisco. Portland and various points 10
OREGON ard British Coiumaia-
Sight bids OF exchange On London avail.
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at ali points on favoY-
able tefrnA
Bonds. stocks and other vaiaabseD re-
ceived on dsposit for safekceying.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
wxaTCoM. ASkcoRTEs AND Fam
HAVEN ROUTE


fAaxss city so<f foot - @asn ssr@~s
TazfS4zT. Ts1yesssws srs SATURDAYS ~
= r. SsrEf~ fars srS~vs Sr*stss 81 rosze.
,v.r. KS frc1s Tsnorsa TIC. rasxra tYtr
- ". J. ELLIS. AAaAsae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

gnp VANCOUVER VIA ANACOgTs-s
AND wHATCoM.
s-.nn~rtirsr at Vancouver With steamers
far NsnasTaa AEd Ne. West
minister, II. c.
The Eissaaf Sideghssi Stssmsr
NORTH PACIFIC.
NcW!Issarns. Master.
vx-ssl ssaxs yesxr wharf. Seattle. every
uonaay. Wednesday and Fr.1ay al II -
= ~ ar ArasoEtes. FasThavsa VIVA scaSsn
o. "a vareSe1ver Passengers us&y 80 on
r-ss-s ana occupy rooms NJ : % , ~. Re
sr-,srs vii leave sanSouvsr Tar Ssstsls
&C., every Tssssay. Inars1Ay All sat-
s1rdav at III D. IA.
-Y--ss xt@zrsssr hss superior passenger A.
.s.-srr..s<sasssus Tahss service unsurpassed
So freight CT passage Apply ga board or
a. YessST wharf
VANCOUVER LINE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

.ogFIcERs AMI; TRusTffs s.u"'
Jacob Furth -. ,..........''.. .Pr~ss.,rn,
A An a Denny ;, ...,..vics President
Jane. r. Hayden. Manager. Cas!s'r. sew
Joe .. 0reenieaf 49,. Assistant Cashier
Wgmuno Schwahacher, John Collins.
u g Nsufeiler. =. /. Hsodgett
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

ciuGtvely.
peposts received from 81 10 yb.oQn.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per cent
On term deposits: per cent on ordinary
Dtvtden0s declared last days Of May and
November. Leans made on real estate OF
approved coliatsrals only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

sgACFr RIVER R0E'TFS Steamer grmps.
Caee- weekly ssrsse carr
Leaves Seattle 1anM2sT ? a. r-gs-SsA,.
rsrnasy o.. sTss91tghss Jsrnsrv 4 A. 49,.
yssxas Leaves EGsaf Fsrran Jarss7a--v 4 : /.
a r January : ~ a. III. Tsrgayzy -
a NJ rz18sng az Tsslsssr. atarwre-f S.
gknxas Csty Nszsts yerra1 ard Axn~
ggr nssseTxe~ Ara frstxas rzrsa 4srrs!sr = .
fgtv Ssrk ts5~rse1E 4As1 g VI rg
xsssr xn.as9sr " ~. AcT1.si5 f~assxy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
HOOD CANAL pf9TTr
AIRY AMFr YaGnr~

Ssr~ytn~ r, +. rzgf. iss9es GsThyat.A A,.xs
Foot ~ Washington street Tse~1s.
TnsgrsGavv ara SATURDAYS AZ eseiaSE :
n far Kingston Port Gamble a@.h~aE
fsrsrrrn Hetfy. pewsfts. YAN~ann E.1s
Hesaasporf ard InioH City. Tsesurns an -
tsraats aAgA
u Tg0UrgAs yss.-
Tesexeare. yai- SsS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

pfrGET SOUND q ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
'rcToRfA ROUTE.

Steamer City Of Kingston between Ia
enns- Wasn., and Victoria. B. c.
S.ssarusI<yl 81 Tacoma l1I0iArl &f5sm
r,:ssm I-vl - SEATTLE s2tArl sssa m
isaanmiIvs -g'pt Townsend BlArs 10: Epn
sispull Arlif@ Victoria MILvI s1"pm
spaily except sunday:
Y-rgs steamer furnishes Erxs-eiass &C.
esynrnoss atoms, carrying both freight and
rssss@nSers. and leaves from Yesier wharf
S. tie fer EtctoYsa. a. 10 - q. IA, and tor
Tscona ct AIS A. H.
ser rates tickets. etc. inquire II
j. ". ALLEN
Arsnf. Yssser wharf, seattle.
L A SApEAU.
General Agent. N. r. gy-. Seattle
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sri. AMERN.

STEAMERS.
SEATTLE. TACOMA AND oLYMgfa
ROUTE 80
STEAMER AILTSoMAH.
Leaves for Tacoma ard oasEpia sA.,y a,
] y. IL
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Leaves Scr Tacoma and Olympia dans
ceps sundays al a. m Returning ar.
xx.ss Seattle y. e.
Fa~s eet~een Seattle and Tan3-. IA
eyrts near6 TIP. - ceE-s.
Tel. Main =. gssy LAock Axsr.
CAPT l. WILEY. GAa&xer'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

PORT TOWNSEND. Aracortes. r.svss
wen ard Whateofn. Friday Uarho~ "a
Roche Hars,or. STEAMER DISCOVER,
Leaves Yssfsr dock. Seattle, Ssgnss1
Wednesday ard FrlGsy. : r. m ps.e@~, +.
ing leaves W aateafn Monday Tswr~a =
ard Saturday AZ 3 > III Leaves seat.ls -.
Tar ma sunday Wednesday ara Esys.a,s
AZ >. n. returning 20 seattle sayrae -
n y ATKINSON Ger nxr
Ia fsoason rsx-. opp. p @. Tel MAJ -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

PORT TOWNSEND. SAY 5UAs TaE~
ANDs AND vHATCt9N BfslsTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying LTas*d states rssfs tsaxss 10y
s<es Fec. =. Masa street SzrsS4ay. TUESDAY
ard Thursday a. Z eFeB3ssk f2saEssz5t f9r
Pert Tewnsxssa. San TGaa AssaFa AID SsS
WATSON Returning ss@FTs SsS " @z'-
ezsr-. Tuesday. THURSDAY ara SAtGFaST a
: g. n j r. Tssms@3s. Ea=ssx*r-9 y Beg
fskzy~ f@asartas CO. 9xeEsts. @asy assgA
Txsec ass<sx Ma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City doxk
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at II
midnight. for Fort Townsend. Port VIII
iiasas. DunEeHess. Port Angeles. Per. Crss.
cent. Getsyssurg. Fysfsr. Cfzliarn and Eean
bay, Returning leaves Port Angeles Tues.
days. Thursdays and Saturdays al a m.
leaves Port Townsend at 10 a. m. arrives
Ia Ssa;tie at go D. m Steamer Garland
leaves Gag 3ack Mondays. Wednesdays
and E'risays At II midnight fer port
Townsend. Pert williams, Dangsuess per.
Angeiss and Victoria Returning leaves
Port Angeles AZ a. IN. on Mor.4ays Wet
Besaass and Frsdays- Leaves Pert Town
send a; 10 n m: arrives ia Seattle AZ ! %
=, NJ
Telephone. Main els
CAPT j. II. THOMPSON, Manager
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Or. N.


Low as KAsES-->aohiAsT k0t TIE
Seattle - a. p1zats Ezss ana Scs1EA%Ast-
VIA Portland. Ssas Lake city k55 psnser
Fsa.lrzs2z pAIsSe sle~g~Ts UPHOLSTERED sozs-
81 ssesg<rs and fge~ recssEsnN caAlr eAzA
sseaza heat. PIE SEA Eg1s For t1cA4s 20
o< gran 3ng .sSt1ss a sA* Unsted SsakeA
xarssa er rSsrors "a 90 or a5srSss T.
=. kfaA Cegerzs Areas- Cx FIRST essnDA
e<aetsA W. Il Ea-as.t. q. p. r.. Post-
lad
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a. ps-. - - a "a 20 h-Ax.sf.gsoa
rvute. i.zvsx city asex ~ q. III. Csss1nx
~ Souss A~aea Essysassl. bxAcx sarjs
Rrsner7ra T.. g. SaFy YgT1. ssSasy.
I~sv.s Po~t Orchard Navy s.atlae az !
. IT,. arrives seattle A. >. III E. ~. a5o-
iGsSz Aks-sr- Lily. EoxAs32s Z Ca
AEeSsA ~sseSAs-zs. MAJ s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

FLY On THE FLYER -

FLY On THE FLY k.R-,'
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except sunday.
In one aa2r aud twenty-five fuxa2seA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular 42Isy iSsss. Seattle Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 3
TIME CARD
Leave Se2ssae-ssSs Iisfs a. IA. s.tS S.iS
p IN
Leave Tacosaa-s.as A. IL: ]. saa sr m
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle - a. M. e IN. y "a
Leave TAoogra-ssSQ A. H., 80 ssSs a "A
Landing ct Northern Pacific WAR, Ia
esrna- aid Commercial dock. feet u Ma
E3oa stree; Seattle.
SUNDAYS. steamers Flyer ana STATE o.
Washington
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rxoHT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
9sxxS~xtN rgJsx

STEAMER MARY r rEGx-gY
Leaves .a4at az Washington street sa7fr a.
80 q IA sSzzd&ss, $50 p nr~s sar Pass -
psssh ~ 81 Es54sebsY9 EFeEa@yfesr. u q
Isryxso<x lzzA-5essaxs Ss&aex TgAesrse~s
Celeo AK! Szsvsrsass Essaras-s Sssx~.
SEveeEzss a. as e. ~ ARRIVES 49, IS
a "a Leases s2~zay S&1aFs3zs zaxafs -
- :. u. A-rfves S<@sG.s ~ > u Ts.o.
pnE1e. Ma 80
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TIE FASTEST. MOST EIEssANT ana
COM ROUTE
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- F.sA - F@s- NA%ASE k.S
r-nx>s Cstv Es1Ss 4sssy ~ ~ a ~
-. = 49, 80 Esa~s AFeslsg%e -. sx-
yers fs#msIe Po~s Lassiaw sns Pc.
Tcwnsssss Returning reaches ssssfts :,
a y. da&ss- s@sk@@J s&Ares ser a.
rTss-,ssrssf G~ses e. a. tt. refsa~rs+ss-
ssAyss pcrs It's rseES e. Seattle .ssyssss
80 q n. TesAeAon@- Ns4s & Lily 49,
says4sAs T. ca * nsa.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION coArANY.-

STEAMER STATE or WASHINGTON
leaves fesser wharf, SszssieA sssasy lxxrcss.
sSa1slrs1alt al r. - m fssr t. FIR KIT ANA
ItsHIssSs FAlEtsAFf-N axs. WIIATxOA
Returning. leaves Wgsafg5r, lady trxsxz-f
st.5Ssaa at 3 "a. arriving Ia Seattle at
a. - y. m
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or rail - "~s'
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SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAyiQArIOS
COMPANY
GO ON THE GREYHOUND

GO ON THE GREYHOuND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDNoNDa
ROUTE.
Tine Card-Lsases Seattle a. m n
IA. and p. N. Leaves Eyerstt us q m.
80 y. H. and Ills p. IN
Three round trips daily excep, sunasy
Lonnaetions-At Seattle with he stasms
Flyer Tor Tacoma. ~ Everett NIsa ths
steamer Mikado for Saahorsish, ana wsss
me Everett 4 Monte CrsS;a raifwsw ~
Monte Cristo ard way stations
ooamau Dock. Seattle. Merchants p,en
1ssTsIs. Teasphone. Seattle. lied Al. Ev-
E. u. SCOTT. Manager.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

Gmulette bsnuBf puiosa, III tein Wan.
gel. Wan bate Hinae aeaen ale moa,
li6en Yeioen. Nub beute nod blibt bic.
Ter Nberglaubs, pie 10 manber anoere.
60 harb gum gsiipiel Dor Gin paar
Jobren Elm altes Weib in einem Torfe
bon Sent in Gn9lano, Die einsn 9rcBen
t%ilbernen Gin9 am Singer trus. Sic
bate ertlGrt. lie bate i'm bon Sugeno
an getraGen. Gr lei aus reun Sirpenee-
itiiten semadt. Die uon neun Sung.
9%slellen gu oieiem 3msds suiammsn-
9elteuert ieien. unO or lei Elm Mittel
ge9en Srompie, Oh oenen lie in Der
Su9ero 9~elitten babe.
gaie BON b~eilenoen, 70 pirD au1 BON
tootbrin9enoen Gingcn beri6tet. Ginen
iolfen ipIl Gdiar Soraia sstragen
baben. Scrielbe bate cine ieins Stabl.
ipige, Die Elm tooilidcs @iit in lid
trug. 10 oaB Der Sdnoeorud idsinbarsr
6reunoi6ait bic 9ebsims Sooespsnoe
in lid barg. Cine anosre grt BON
Giitrin9 mtbielt einen toOtbrin9enoen
Grant Iiir ben Srdger ielbli; 10 .nt-
9ing 6onoorcet. Der YbilOicpb Der iran.
SOllldm NeOolutipn. Dem GeilngniB
uno Der Gui!lOtine Oaourh, oaB er Den
Snbalt ieines Ging's peridiudte. cine
tonSentrirte Miii0un9 uon Opium uno
Stramonium. Die inn Der beriibmte
Ybpliter Gabanis fir cinen iolben Sail
bereitet hottie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

Wie bsreits in pori9er Wo6e be-
ridtet, mirb Serr s. u. Wtartin li6
pom politiiden 0otalieloe suriitSiebsn
unS mad Nieberlesung leiner beioen
Stenunssn ais Srieoensri6tsr nno
StabiI6reiber i'm Ntmoob Slod cine
Nnwaltsitube eroifnen. Serr Nars
tin sdhlt felt 1882 gu rem ShrSern
Ct. CLOUDS, p%romouirte in 1885 ais
8.9rssslsbrter on Der llniperiitdt iu
AnR Arbor, Wi6., tebrte mad ct.
@loub surid, lieB ii4 bier ais an'
malt nieber, wurOe in 1891 ais 6rie'
benSri1ter unb elm Sabr ipdter ais
Stabts glert erwdblt. Sn Der Der
rualtuns bsiber aemter CAB er berars
tise 3n%friebenbeit, oab er bis auf ben
bsutisen Gag in oenielben b~eibebalten
wurbe unb auf Sabre nod iein eisener
Ra&iOls.r mirbe ssusien iein, battle
.r ni&t ielbit frsiwiuis anf bic ebre
gsr,iAt gslsiitet. als anwalt mlnl@t
Jpn nit Isinsr sroben Sreunbesidaar
Der xNorbltsrn" ben beltsn srtolS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

Vebrer: rNns ME Olcl Cetnnoen
bclieGt cine Winute?"- hiiler:
.Sn. mcinsn Sic zine weiGlide ODER
cine mdnnlihe?"-yebrsr: .yaas
ioll oos bciGen2"-S d iiler: IA.
oos 1T Gin groRer llnisrldieo; iucnn
pnpa iagt, i'd Fin in elmer yiinute
icrii0, onnn bauert lie GO SsturOen.
inut IS aber Mama. bnnn oouert bic
Diinute minoenens cine bal5e Gtunoe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

sSm Wai bes nd6iten Sabres wer;
ben es so Sabre, isitosm 9err Sbeo.
Qobmiler BON Narmins oaS l6pierl9e
III b perantwortli9e Amt zines Sduls
lebrers antrat, benz or wdbreno oeS
balben S%abrbunoerts treu blleb nno
in bsmlelben IN issensreiditer @eile
pirtte. Set Der Griitens oes .. &.
gebrerpereinS Der Dio,eie ct. Glouo
leitst sr ienen Serein gum Wobl auer
oemielbcn ais Witslieoer anseb0risen
9sbrer, bic it'd nit allen Sreunoen bes
Serrn 9obmiller bersli4 aui ben Tag
~ireuen, an msl9em Der i'm Gisnite Der
ssyussnb ersraute Ssrr semiroist iein
wirb, Iein @oloenes eebrer' Subildum
su ieiern. Ni@t minber freut lid Der
~ Norbhern,1 Der In benz Fionisr.
aebrer gbeo. eobmiqer einen trsusu
Srsuub a6tet unb ebrt, auf SsHsn
bebren SubsltaS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
sn uno iein Rut mar eieertri@ nuf eth

.tn uno iein Mut mar eisertri6 nuf eth
lauter Oeoante aetpeien.
Rein. nun miro's 81 uiel!" idrie
Rlu9e, ltiilpte ieinen Sut dui uno Der.
lies miitbeno oas 2otal. llntsroeB Der
auitipnator riei: .-Salieno Mart
gum 2sBten. Serr SGdermcilier &lein.
bic MObel limb Sbre."
.Sas limb lie ia INNER ibrn ges
peien," iaate alsin tlsinlout. drgerliG
oariiber. oaB er Die alten Sdarteten
nitt fir neunbunoert glart bate fab
rem laIien.
mir unbstannt." iasts Der Iuiiip=
natpr. .mein @uitraggebsr lit Serr
SOl,wurm. an ipelden ib t%luieno Mart
absulieiern babe. wGbreno ih Bon
Sbnsn iiiri VroSsnt, madt fini;ia
Wart. @ntilcnsssbilbren su beanlpIu=
den babe
Isle iino wpbl niht lei Sinnen,"
idrie alein. .meine eiaenen Safen
nidt pertnuit, unO Damn nod Sauisno
uno iilnIsig Wuri besablen?"
Stein. t~uuieno uno ilnisig nidt,
Serr Glcin, robl aber teanipruhe i6
i%unIbunoert Mart" nit risItn @Orten
trot Soliwurm Dor, iein Sdriltnlt
prllsntlrenD.
"a 9lein lid auf nitts elnlieB.
murDs Soliiuuim ilagbar uno luoDl
roer libel mlIbte Gleln beSlblen, Die
nitt unbeoeuisnoen @sritistpllen srs
le9er. oafiir paren aus ieinen rurms
lii6igen M0beln alte berioglide &ots
iotomobel gemcroen. rclAe sr. ais
SolSpurms @ebrling lie anbratte. nit
Der 4rt in Srilmmer ihlug uno wiltteno
ousrief: ,Sauieno Wurt sum Gyl!sn.
3weiten iino SeBten, Scgtcn, 2eyten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

men. ino Tlt unO Sung bdf~ TiH be.
ru%aifnet. Sbr Vrdiioent. Der arsiie
ariissr. III nit ieinsn z Gobnen unc
SO gnteln gum Tienf in Die Nrmse
fingetretcn. 81 oos niht cine pabr.
bait beroiihe Shat? Gas ~suriid9elai-
isne Meibsrpplt hat Die @niien srsrii-
len uno lsrnt oieielben 9ebrauden. um
Sans nno Soi uertbeiOi9en al tonnen.
S9s erinnert uns al uniere grmee BON
1872. Sebi, mas cine Snno poll Qeuie
ausri6ten tam. oenen Gbre unr Sater-
lano tDeurer iino ais iDr Seben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
ALTO nuruim!

.Wesbalb baiieh I'll lin io?"-
Fir lis5tsn oils junae Mannsr siu
uno oaiislbe Waofen.- -. Nbp Ia bot
er fis Cir anf binierliiiss 9neiie CD.
tusnoia sennahi?-- .Nein. bas uitt;
sr sina auf Weiien lino lisB ibr naour3
ieine anoere Wahl OILS mid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
G5lnubhuftr Dcrthrioieuno.

Iihter: Sic wuroen GwiIdt,
oils Sic in bic gppibete sinbreden
MOLTEN; mas baben Sic al Sbrer 0ers
tbeiOiauns 81 iaqen?"-Ilter per.
fommener Strol6 (unier 56rd.
nen): rSd-id-id wollie mir rpssen
rene unaliidlihe 2iebe-perjlit'n !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

edt Sahren auT poltiihen Sdbe tbdia unb iMt. ebsn 10 uiehn Sabun
aS hberSeuser Oemotrut tapfer einiebenb fir bic Farti unb oamit fur bus
SntereHe bs @oltss, ib gm. 7. &smer, nadcem Die Ssmotrutte enolib
ben 6ouuerneurstubl Seponnen, ln ISirten oeCbrt ub beohnt; er lpuroe
ais Glerf benz Staats SSeSsn:S nipsthOns.Sureau susetteilt, in welder
ehduns er berart9e !3utriebenbet CAB, oB sr Dor eini9sn @ode, pe Der
,Nsroitsrn" CUR 3it berihtete, ais 6bef:Glerf auarirte uo nit Dem Nuans
cement aud lGn @e6at in Die Sobe seidraubt wuroe. Sine ebrenuole,
urSienftride Steuuus, bic bOisntlib iir unern 6reuno @emsr cine an.
ltaarnbe ien pirc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
alless Tore Ssiadftl Sm

Sdaufenlier zines gsrlin1 Serren.
saroerobsnseidditss lien man: .Ssoer
6auisr zines Nn,uses ODER @inters
palstcts tpiro ioiort in msinsm 2oial.
aud CUR Nbeno,eit. nit gIiBlitt photo.
araphirt. Ter tpertbe 9luier tam iein
Bib slsi& m%itnebmen. tuo,u nod Elm
prd&tiaer 8olorabmsn gratis ssiieiert
rirb. Nuberoem srbdlt Isoer 0auier
10 piennise pieroebabnselo!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

Semen bohp. lerrn percantt bic Il. Voren; @emeinoe in OHM, Ben
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-12-15

clined by TIE British commissioners, an
adIournnfent was taken until the boun-
Diary should be adjusted by the two gov
ernments. The subject has been recely-
ing the careful attention which its inn
portance demands, with the result that q
modus vivendi9 for provisional demarca-
tons in the region about the head of
Lynn canal has been agreed upon; and it
Is hoped that the negotiations now In
progress between the two governments
will end in an agreement for the estab-
lishment and delimitation of a permanent
boundary. III ~
- Apart from these questions growing out
Of our relationship with our nothern
neighbor, the most friendly disposition
and ready agreement have .maEked the
discussion OF numerous matters arising In
the vast and intimate intercourse of the
United States with Great Britain. 3
This government has maintained an at
titude of neutrality in the unfortunate
contest between Great Britain and the
Boer states of Africa We have remained
faithful to the precept of avoiding en-
tangling alliances as to affairs not of our
direct concern. Had circumstances sug-
gested that the parties to the quarrel
would have welcomed any kindly express
PS0PAS
that war might be averted, good offices
would have been gladly rendered.
30 g.. Violence Against Aliens.
For the fourth time in the present de-
cade question has arisen with the govern
ment of Italy in regard to the lynching of
italian subjects The latest of these de-
plorable events occurred at Tallulah, La.
whereby five unfortunates, of italian
origin, were taken from Jail and hanged.
Because of defective federal jurisdiction
the president recommends legislation
giving federal courts power of prosecution
in similar cases.
l.. 80 The Pacific Cable. .'s
+ Without repeating the observations of
my special message of Feb. 10, 1899, con-.
corning the necessity of cable to Manila,
respectfully invite attention to it. l
recommend that in case the congress
should not take measures to bring about
this result by direct action of the govern
ment, the postmaster general be author
lied to invite competitive bids for the
establishment of cable; the company
making. the best responsible bid to be
awarded the contract the successful
company to give ample bonds to insure
the completion of the work within rea-
sOnable time 90 E.aT.. TEyE# z -
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-12-15
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
FriendIiness Has Characterized Dealin gs
L.. ,.-. With Other Nations. .s,.. &c.,. a.

FriendIiness Has Characterized Dealin e
H.. ..-. With Other Nations. s.,.. s,. d.,
A review of our relations with foreign
states is presented with such recommen-
dations as are deemed appropriate Many
of the references are to minor incidents
and events in states on this continent.
Our increasing intimate relations with
Germany are cited at considerable length,
the history of Nicaragua canal negotia-
tions during the past year is given, and
the appointment of a new commission de-
tailed Good progress has been made by
this commission, but under the law q
comprehensive and complete investigation
is called for, which will require much
labor and considerable time for it's accom-
plishment The work will be prosecuted
as expeditiously as possible, and report
made at the earliest practicable date.
The great Importance of this work cam
not be too often or too strongly pressed
upon the attention of the congress In
my message of ayear ago expressed my
views of the necessity of a canal which
would link the two great oceans, to which
I again invite your consideration. The
reasons then presented for early action
are even stronger now.
Alaskan boundary ana OLnor matters
In my last annual message referred to
the pending negotiations with Great Brit
ain in respect to the dominion of Canada
By means of an executive agreement q
Joint high commission had been created
for the purpose of adjusting all unsettled
questions between the United States and
Canada, embracing twelve subjects,
among which were the questions of the
fur seals, the fisheries of the coast and
contiguous inland waters, the Alaskan
boundary, the transit of merchandise in
bond, the alien labor laws, mining rights,
reciprocity in trade, revision of the agree
ment respecting naval vessels in the Great
Lakes, more complete marking of parts
of the boundary provision for the con-
veyance of criminals, and for wrecking
and salvage. uaa aa-
Much progress had been made by
the commission toward the adj
justment of many of these ques-
lions where it became apparent that
an irreconcilable difference of views was
entertained respecting the delimitation of
the Alaskan boundary. In the failure of
an agreement as to the meaning of arti-
cles 8 and of the treaty of 1926 between
Russia and Great Britain, which defined
the boundary between Alaska and Can
ada, the American commissioners pro-
posed that the subject of the boundary
be- laid aside and that the remaining
questions of difference be proceeded
with, some of which were so far
Of settlement This being de-