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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-12

Special prices to-day on the entire stock
OF flowers, at Krouskoif sad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
NOW wSLlsAws GOVERNS,

a n0ticssbl@ feature 81 the MssssehD,
s~tss Democratic Convention was the
row rai~st when CeorHs Fred Williams
ran his resolutions through authorizing
the ooayssftSn o. select dsl~sssss for
the Dsxt Democratic national cDnvsn~
flon and the saSsfiss ~ fhs platform
gifhSg; q dissenting VITA.
C0DgrsssmaB FJszgsrslS fusSS tts
Gghs against the fes>jsssrs providing
for the G~cl1syiiY pn1SmoeFstlc msth0d
- s<isciias 5~Iexsfss 50 y;gSrssslg ths'
. POLICEMAN ss, es.ls1 ~ r~yso~s biH
ffosa the platform, Astsr living fhS
minority 'ht~ Drscttosg exposition NJ
k1s o. z0v@ss yfssGs,t tb~ consent 81
fas gog~rn~d. ar Williams 1reseHtss
he platform. ENORMOUSLY ssssssefss tss
a6snssisfrs'ion fgr fling tse sswe thing
IN fhs PHILIPPINES. and 70 vss slSgtsd
without ssesentsGs vote. Pcs4ltiy
NJ. Williams 81 MT dlsc0yer bg< IN
eorss's'snCY. sSd fisfe 10 30 s0aks fhs
ssssn0rltg. SITTER fH~~ ssg~rtesee. we're
s~adY 20 1sn~ssoe The pffD>iDss ~ sSy
snf All times
Tho convention seaH ~ ,n1Dnslssst.
rios ffora IN tine Chairman NJ wary
t~gsn he 0p>nlHz speses D. saglsg
b g~ogie ps@oed esgsn IN command
IN isss ssd have not NfsGrswB tbs eSfs~
ss.f~asrs~ 70 a. sr.x.s 81 ex~~.ss.-.-.x.
psfiy slaosd Ryan ~ Command hs
sfaah have sal 81 tn "1~sple" en-
phsf'rsfgy feppalafs1 sfs a'fsfstt "a
Iatn cgsnmanf c~ndffafs lgfyan NAY
sfsu nolg ~ Defaeerstle eanmisslon,
bat D. certainly daes not hold ore ffgf,
go peolie
Tie naaseisg El4ak q af Williams
platform sEpf4ins fhaf
Heavy aa1 afrfgsrfs4 ffsesVssiss II
geia snB q NO. pYsces&@s fsr esfsar,
sng that wsfai. t0g~ft~T 9th fse osh~F
sapgfrs. tsvs sesnfsd. sine fss< ~ e.
taxfeEse IN 80 qafsfn@ - ss0HNg s.st
rYafsd - Sc ass <4 fss sss rnnsS yssss~
sioas IRE immediate rsyfysi - sr'fss
sn& trait sernn1Fanging fhfa faef~..~
GerSnnsfrRfea fss Democratic curssnsIaH
TIA fhe evils from Win fhs rattan
ssTef~s - srspsig 81 ,s< I've years gT1of
- f@t ggTeesa8~t ffefa . Contracted eu,.
rs0cv ~ zhirs ksguhi3esa Has noiai
- ''a'i4n raj pfaTf.isd - fsfs g 20.
lief ~
tlerr 81 n ri~ar 9nf e1Rer, sfTgnsent
thaj th~ conditions with mat o.
msefai'l0a 90 sssTy r. issS ~ iosxer
exist yff ia ne faes - ff's fhe pfa,f4ssn
ssys' ~Peffiesi=ffY ~ 80 r~f'efsfe sss
te.i. N 60 financial g'snk - ~ nj.
caga gia'farm aaa r~ne* asr s-frsnf
far - free ard unlimited eatrs9~ Of
iosh goH 81 silver - the rate 2 Is
- }" ~ Williams shouls have BE
flatfarsas oarefaI'y sAl'sd tsfe-v ert.
seaflrE fneun o. tso kgtllr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

The state department. ~ Washtngs10
denies thar II pro1oses 10 sur5sndss
Pyramid harbsr or any post On Lynn
esnsi 20 Canada. INT through AsssstsDs
Secretary Aaee makes this tnszsessisg
admission.
"a suxxs~.sOn az 90 granting u0sseS
Weaknesses privilege 1T 6ksgvay or
other convenient places. VIII toSeesssss
fer s~eess s1S sssssDSSssstSs b,
railway. has bs~n unaer consideration,
hzf without definite outcome 90 far"
The state department. has taken great
pairs 70 deny VIVA; Congressman cush-
man neyer raid He reported that be
tad been Informed BY ar. Asee that the
conesssson O. warehouse privileges ana
q risht-of-~ay for q railway across
Alaskan soii was under contemplation,
ard he fhereuron made vigorous pro
test against . proposition that was sub
sfart.aiiy a grant of cansda's demands
for fire. port. Now the rubber-spissd
urdersecre,ary en1eayors 10 weaken
the full effect of the compsoErise he in
tends 20 make by declaring that he II
consicering q gift 10 the Canadians 81
limited warehouse priyileGsS' only and
facilities for access and trznsporfa-
ton by railway" What facilities and
what access for transportstion' The
sisht 10 build q Canadian railway on
American sell. IL may bs supposed.
What can limited warehouse privileges
be other than permission 10 operate a
Canadian warehouse or American terri
tory?
Sr. Aaee attempts 10 make q dlsftnc-
ton without a material difference. The
basis Of complaint against the state de-
Whole question with an Apologize ssve-
snd-fake 6smsSnor that the Canadians
viii not hesitate 30 note and undersfapd,
add make the most 81. Mr. Hay and
Nr. AGee have Obviously fallen into tb-
Irritating habit u dseming Alaska and
Alaskan Interests q mere convenience
for use In wrestling some concession out
Of Canada 81 advantage 20 the New
England nshermen or the Michigan iun-
b@rnen. The Pacific coast objects 20 q
continuance u this srec.es III fhimbls-
rigging sIpiSmsey. ard. through i's rep
fezentasiyes ard senator's, ~ viii en-
dsa,or 10 make 10 apparent % the see,
refsry. and 10 the president ~ weij,
that there In 40 division u sentiment In
that important matter west of shs Mis-
sssriDrl river.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

II 10 sad nat there s. . rbsgs fbsas
fBN ~ DsNeY gcsfrT AZ COMMITTEES besfr
quarters H. SsH ForE, sent N ~ amfa.
ff0as yDsfs fran siI over ne eo8NfFv,
81 ggefTy be read ~ sbs hefg - Mantle
Esy ~ seDa pint 10 the fesf1ifiea where
y ses1 z<em mosf sggsGpffsfs ~ eaet
port beflsgs9 ne g0sm eS95 ~ se0rpfsa
nss g>,etss stamp - gar rssgfg pyys,sKs
sss fneis1e1 NeH~ q tfS sosms 49,
sssd, fbSsgb ne CGilsef1S s1,i9 bsVs
a4ss beagiifsf boHafs N EVsfs,6s
frvs. sE1 gosfs eas fseevsf fbsfF pfgg.
ssfy ~ ealing ~ ssFs % ne COMMITTEES
ard 1enslfyfHs fi,e bfssBof IT fSsif muse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

TIE ratio of fssssonss,s ~ I'M Sssse who
ore against an sSrance Urn Asn5sssa sod
Asssnssdo sepsssv 70 - srs1s DwS sssn
- 70
No one SEEMS 20 hsvs nosSca9 shas Cas-
Aiazss fsryss vss % busy isohsug sfssr
his vote crop In sssrssh& thsf he "a not
hare tine o. Assist in vrfcoming Dewey.
- 80 -
Capt. "BoS" Evans hopes nothing on~
sIssssat vii happen today. Dst ~ h 81
ing 90 keep excursion steamers within
the prescribed limits. no matter what nsp-
pens
There r. clergyman in Warrington
vino ~ advocating the Iexsilzfng Of lynch
ting A law sbosid shen - passed isxssss-
Ing murder. Just 60 see how the endless
chain thus established viii voss.
~ ~ ~
The aussses must have thoroughly en-
5oyed themselves during the View Yors
Dsw-y festivities. thinking how mucs FUN
they could have pulling ell tboss haes
down II everybody shared their belief
% - 80
Wow that The reception ~ q thing " he
sass, perhaps Col. shaw wiis consent 70
return to New Yosf and visit hts wrath
upon tbs members Of the q. a. ~ who
joined the parade and received an ova-
ton.
20 ~
The New York Worif now wants 20 nom
mate Dewey for tbs presidency without
any platform or declaration of principles.
Dewey built q pretty good platform az
Manila bay. and there 10 no snfi-expsn-
sion plank in ~ either.
~ Sc %
To-day Admiral Dewey viii have % give
Columbia and Shamrock an opportunity
20 use the Telegraph wires part ~ the
time. and there 10 no doubt ne would Ike
10 abdica;s IN their favor long enough
10 get thoroughly rested.
ssrs -
Breadstnas are a95snbinx up IN the nbsfs
kss ~ the war clouds In sns Trsnsva2g
SOW more IufiJ, and the Ssbrssss farm
sfs are 20 busy figuring on fns fact mat
every time corn gains q cent . bushef tn
Drics ~ means pD0so more IN their
pockets that they haven tine to Isten
~ Brysas sspIznston and srososy for
their prosperous condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

msssiy ne Sssu1s Of shoss crop In fndis
N NJ ~ that mss 30 20 - On ~
story. thsy NV sd1 that pbsaomsnsisy
ssos ssosp Win accompanying h'sn prices
have mocs 20 30 Win ere present hsopy
eosd:s,ea a. shs psspte. also. sbsf The ~
csyery Of the KIosAsks snd other sssd
a~iAs have dose mocA 20 sdd 20 the gsn-
srsl pvospsr,sy. n does not sitter shs
fact, however. inst vfsn fhs country IN
Under control ~ me Rspupsscsn Sss'y ~
10 uniformly Prosperous. snd wbsn under
fhs eonfsoi ~ The osmecrs,Is party 10 b
invariably afflicted ~ an era % hard
times and general depressscn The people
know tbs 70 b. true, and whether TIE
Democratic party r. merely hoodoo %
snespabss Of good government, the result
10 the same and they want no more
~ 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

fss 6sSs CsfGiVzl ~ D<mecfsfie 5fs~
fSfy oEeSe5 ~ Dallas, Tssss, yeeef6@g
cssffGs's rfgsn tss Torn kimssH sesg
fsDN tls Asbrssk< ssmIsiss ionz ssSgsh
sB~ mn prominent sgssksf me fersp
''en ~ fessg, sna ~ lsfsfnsf'sna gseht
ss1s. ~fH somewhat eeiiDss me sslendof
- ne oeessos. sss n "a fssfsd that sven
fhs fsmessfssas cyefone Davis oil fsa
- rseefvs fb~ asovnf - ATTENTION bls Of
fsrfs warrant - Tszas 0sg - safely
pot dawn for f5g01s f,rmocfsfla nsjsfifv
ss6@r snY effosrnstaSesa IRE gathering
soes rot sfeuss re interest mat u would
u b,8 IN . 6osAffgG stair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

n has been the fashion among many
Eastern, ana son,s Western. newspapers
70 csrt1e the gold fields Of Alaska and
the Kiondfke, minimizing their ,rnpor-
fapce and mssnifying their hsrsships
Harc-IDck stories OF broken prosp~ctoss
are told with obvious relish and an
ItoId- you-so air, and many Instructive
lessons are derived from ths sxperisnces
u the unfortunate and the misbaps OF
the reckless Possibly this II the nat
gral r~arfion from the excitement fol-
lowing the original discoveries. when ali
newspapers Wed with one another In
printing every obtainabIs scrap % In
formation, as we'll az transformation.
about the golden north. II In gratifying.
however, to md at least one important
Eastern newspaper that continues 10
manifest q friendly and intelligent In
teress IN Alaska. The ~. Louis GIobe-
Democrat % September n has an sdi~
torlal on Americas New Gold Field"
discussing tine Cape Nome finds, and
ysnturing the statement that
they stand n cbanes 20 fiIi Bp a large
part ~ the gap Ia the worlds output Of
that metal which viii be caused by the
suspension In South Africa II the war
takes place. The United States
has dropped from It's first place among
soid.proHucfns localities 30 the third
rank. but the Cape Nome f'sginss may
restore sbs country 10 It's old place
eventually"
Alaska II q mighty country, n IN moi
. summer rssoft, nor q comfortable win
ter resort; but IL has abundant re-
sources, sGd . great variety Of them.
and they are ~ yet only touched. Cape
.:oms's Dtaeers are not likely 10 come
No TO the ssngutns expectations ~ the
IT, Louis paper. but that they are rich.
important and extensive In no longer
aueriioned from any wsiiinformsd
quarter
50 the Poss-fDfsIIigsncer has often
said, ignorance ~ Alaska Is not tysft-
nea, and no me n warranted IN g0tns
north vino do@s not eaDtD himself fbor-
opghIy far TO rigorous climate ard far
all its rough conditions ~ life, ~ the
Iess0ns of s.s~rieDee we're bssdsd thefs
would b~ fewer tales ~ misery AMI
Aesth fran the ffozeB land ~ soH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

TIE 1etgsH eeMt0 e. fg1y sapsh'e
q fskias rare - herself perhaps FOO
mgeh 20 - maze her perfectly safe
r9nsgsnten The other 6aY orc - them
arose from me sffssssst table. vent into
an sS}9fains fgofn ard reformed with .
revolver 9TH sbich So Proceeded %
sbsef hsf husband ~ - gFgtabie he ND
tsen making remsfss about nov mother
fest re~k . ssRasw psnsa shof fef,.
u'g sbsrT sbs cane % rsriey,n ssfpes
whicb sn@ bad psfetsss6 sas Tor ehfrs
shs refused 20 pee. ~ mis- fsfnz Keeps
20 80 male popsis'loa = Mehixss sg
- ssgiflY sspiefad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
SEATTLE. TUESDAY, OCT. ..


WA0010SE WHITES F0OHE9b-
ajr. W. H. White has SEA for himself
q most dtfncul, task lie Ircposes 10
prevent The Democratic psrsy from CON-
hitting sufclde. IL he can, and. IL be
cannot. he viii have the consolation Of
zSsling that he tried hard enough. Mr..
White u Democratic national commit
;exman for this state. and the welfare
Of the pa-sS naturally rests heavily on
his shoulders and conscience.
Ns. White has written . strong let
ter to Chairman Jones. setting forth
the situation csndidIy and trgthsuiEy.
lie says In effect that II the party does
not amend ifs attitude toward the war
policy Of the administration II viii DC
sourdly beaten In state and nation. and
he plainly intimates that IL will deserve
g. He mas no use for copperh@afs or
copperheadism- As Mr. Foraker said,
there are just two sides 10 the Philip
pIae question. ard ons II the American
sids.
PpssIbiy the course Of events may
help the Democratic party out Of It's
desperate plight II the war ends dur
ing the coming winter there may BE- OF
porsunify for honest differences 81 opsn-
ton ~ % she government os the islands.
But the present problem for patriotic
Democrats In to dsyise some way by
which thsif party can BE- prevented
frofa makins an ass OF isseif.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

Affairs In South Africa have taken on
. threatening aspect. and IL Iooxs "a
n conflict could not be- ayerted. While
negotiations were progressing there vas
a feeling thai tins request Of the oft
landers for recognition. since they b0r.
80 large a share os The faxes. Vas nos
unreasonable. but that feeling viii not
extend 20 support Of ar attempt 90 IN
force ., ~ the point u the haycnet
Nobody bIasnsz the ousianderp for try
ing by ali peaeeabIe means 10 fors. the
Transyaai government % yield. 40 ths
came time. IL was the privilege 81 the
South African reyublte % refBse ~
change rs laws ana q; ksps only within
tire scope 81 lis convention With Great
Britain IN refusing 10 submit; % dleta-
ton. III 1884 al agreement ~as entered
Into between England ard th~ Trans
vaaI ~ which ;he latter consented 9
recognize the guaranty q Great Brit
ain. and % abstain from entering into
CONFERENCE.-THE WtAs& ktFsFf srfWsf
eept the Orange Free state. while Great
britain. IN rsturn. sxY~esi not g Inter
fere I'm the internal affairs - the repsh-
iie. II VIII be an Interference Il force
h us-s 20 bsing about change IN s9caI
iaws. which ~ vas tse tsssmen. e ne
Transvaai government should not BE-
made
The real motive on the part & Great
Britain IL the usei ~ tF~akinx 80 TIE
growing disposition ca the Ear; q fhs
Beers ~ the entire South African cDun-
try 20 form = COMPACT for con- crf~ts
action both I'm ~ colonies aaa n ise
sndeEs sdeni state. The real motive On
TIRE part u the Tfansvaai governnaeni IN
resisting the concession asked 6. tire
fear that Great Britain war Only s~ek-
ing ~ peaceahi~ ard iAwsgl moan. e.
do tha, wh,ch the Bosrs th;nk could
rot - done ~ arms TIE oss~nsfhle
demand = the oa'iau.er, vac sar fhs
franz hise--'.s rtsss 20 take cart b.
eiecting members q ths national assem-
Is. In TIRE johannesburg district Tux
lishrnen form niu~-ieushs q ne forvixs
population. sTssi more thar a aat1rsfv
~ All The inc-eassuw uurmtsr cy -
eisaeFS va. alarming re rocfs Thy
faresaw the ;'fno when by a vofe = ,he
representative - ths people ;he Trans.
wal might r. ssn-xes Ttis va TIE
saose probable a. tas oa-.au,ier~ g.
nsnaeS citizenship eifhoa, rrnegrrfur
aiicwsAnce - the Tiri.isn Crown
Here r. n CONFLICT - interests r. wbf-h
:, seems TIA; isls weaker must yioss The
Beers are striving e. anfte 80 q. -
sors>s the British settlers - sntrsH =
rosF rule by overtsrowtnx nrssish m.
svsrcs shrorEsou, Cage Csslory. ,atsi
ard abe naffv~ provinces The British
sre seeking % srsaS Ire Ro~r. u5tse- 80
aaasinassen - TIRE F.uerish wuverurnsut
Natural sympathy must 81 ont e. a Ia,
sesu.s IN - The weaker powrr ~ sacs
a CONTEST. nu, IL seerns ineTltas&e that
The lsrssr and stronger shall aesoTt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

CD HFsn asfaeR expansion 90 aca@'f.
- Contiguous tefrn1Fy. ana insreraiisna
90 sanftihs sands - - ngss sxav ~
- - accurately a1o'~f. ans y ~ . sue
49, - fstsnrs between sraansoa sna
irufssalsm - ssarfIY Nga miles 'hsa
seaaifins 20 Fhiltpg nss = srpas -ssn.
hof lmvffisllsmL and Cot nsysn .boaia
s''her sr~ud his definition 81 ssos his
No..
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~ 80 emATwysse sGws.


Chshalts Bee Nogasf.
~ In very gratifying 10 = citizen % fns
Eorfhvsst % hssv tbst Nan francisco
r. not 10 set all the bssnsss syseh fh@
Transporting ~ troops ard ssprsiss 90
the Philippines ~ % sf'ps 20 TIRE Pseioa
coast Fer seversi months fbs CsAfsfpls
m~ugpsiis bss me sviI fsst msde ser
The sD3ppsgs port for everything sut sy~
fba Puget sound eisi~s, s~sffs~ sod Ia
coma, sfs ssttIss . Iet ~ fnss BUSINESS
Portland 10 90 witness f1~ srHssfssfion
of the new regiment. ire ThrfysAfth fn~
fanfry, from mat port gifbfr a mort
ftms. The tfsrspsr1ss ~ fgeers sss
supplies fyom sb~ Neffhsssf ports at
tracts sft~nsIss w. ms s~nftoS IN fh- nefs-
mere.st vsrtS ~ brings strong Is>st
demand for many supplies fHsf sfs seef
- snf 10 ~ vsls~ ~ mary rsys rwg
tbermofs, " 10 az Indication ssst re 81
aslesssFsfiDu ~ Washington fsc1aeszss
flst we are "soms essHpsfHs 5pt snis
ssy ss1 should De FevpsHisss
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the smaller and veatss. tn be4fjs q
Ns5rba Hsn may D. r~psstsd. but she
var VIA nj seop ~ sAas. 0sess Britain
vni fhrop . frssnsn6ous fescs ssio the
field. ana shoash TIE aghs may b. stub
bosp, sfe ssA WIN be vscsosy fos Bvftfsa
aryns.
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az Nssf - snarf~e~s
4. xfsf resses+ 49, fh~s~ fsYs
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sf~s swss a44ss snsn ffff
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q $3.50 fs~~T $50
- Fees slFss~tts -
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a. s. $40 s<F ss3e1s
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80 49, FNro. q n@mass.sss1s
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Ire rnast aHroT'se ans s~sraf s~erss
- ovsreasrr w@t~h 80 opposition - n.y.
ssrsrg - gea1fai o. sv~sisr c4afssaf
RTraa - fesnx 30 tspt - 80 rsrr 4 a
y. ~ ~ susasl corn -gry fe roavtnee 80
peeF's = Sstrsss& ,sas thsy ar re-.
taken wAra taev fsfns .hey are sfa~p~r.
ous f1ersrrafis ani fsssn organs are
osslHgAily ,sgis.H - fhsf pfosg, slsy d
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Ws submit maj me trust - 81 'ffsf<,
sN4 me 6sa rhich Trusts ell 10 fn~ eoor
ffg nsssSspef trust. 4nf q 10 ~oft~f ~
80 most sb~ofnfs llYnffs. hoes~if. fhs Sfos
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