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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
STILL SLEEP
AT MANILA
Heroes Who Died Will DO
Brought Home in January

Much disappointment iH ekprsHHed
by friends ana relatives Of the Fifst
Washington volunteers whu We're
killed ia the fhHIIspiu.H. because the
bodies were not brought hum, with
the troops. an hal bern expected II
the rcmana Ut these brave hoyH had
been hruug here durlug tn" rele-
bration they would have been buried
with sweater military hunnra than
viii be possible at a future dats
capt George f1ttrun ami his dead
comrades are buried VI by eide IN
the cemetery at Manila Each grave
lH marked 30 that there vii be ITO
trluhla in Identifying thr remains.
IL is pupuued ia ship these haii r.
home about the middle 81 january
They Wiil be sent directly tn Tire
relative More ar leaa military
huuara VII Dee attached 90 the
hIrItla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
New Trust Proposed.

CHICAGO, nov ~ a local fnnn
ell bufenu rusa "A teo000.o00 iron
tWbst ana transportation company
To- lu process uf organization II VIII
be- called the Ontario ana Lake hu
poripr COMPANY and is being form
81 By the same capitalists WIN or
gnuizvd tlr Consolidated Lake Su
pcrlur Company with which con
corn the nov association VIII be al
lied Tho npN company is 10 ue=
qu.fs the AlKama Commercial GHW#
pany ami the AlRnma Central RAN
way Considerable Chicago capital
VIII Eu into the enterprise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
WAS THIS BOY
KIDNAPPED?
a Little Fellow From Sequin,
Wash, Disappears.

The little town u sequlm. wash.
one Hood canal. sin high state Of
excitement over the mysterious dis
appearance from there last week u
a little boy by the name ~ Misken
The little fellow was playing usIr
the front door. His father callet
- him and told him to 20 INTO he
house. az 1t was beginning to ram.
The boy did not obey. however. md
when the father went tn call him
again he could not be found
a search OF the neiRhborhood fail
cd 70 reveal his whereabouts For
several days friends and relatives Of
the family have been searching the
woods in the vicinity Of his homo.
Fears have been expressed Tat
young Misken has been kidnapped
There were several suspicious char
actors IN the nelRhbprhaod Of So
quim At the time The Seattle no
lice were notified yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
A TASK FOR
u. S. CONSUL
Asked TO Look After British
Prisoners at Pretoria.

WASHINGTON. l. G. SaY -
the request % the Hritish aot I'm
mcHt ard hy direeiluH ~ thf - re-
tary - state. Charles r. MarfBu.
tinted States consul At Pretoria.
has been iutrastst Wlth the satH -
the British prisoners taken 81 .
Beers Ne Macrum cannot per- fm
this humane duty without the e1n.
sent u thH TransvaAl suth5fiatA
but no douh, IL felt here that TIE
necessary permission viii BE- Er4u.-
ed
The recognition Of the Trans al
II Mr. Marrum as tbe rspfrs p i
tive - British interests in thr the
south african Republic carr e3 with
Is. the officials hers cay. the asaafs
ance that b. wuu q bs ai'snsd r.
minister % the wants ~ the British
soldiers held hy the Beers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
NEW TEACHERS
APPOINTED

Architects Boone and Corner have
been awarded the contract for draw
ing the plans and supervising the
construction Of the new high school
building In Broadway They drew
the 81. 900 prize for the hest submit
ted original plans
At last NIGHTS meeting n the
board Of education the following
teachers were elected 10 permanent
places in sesttle's pedaRoRlc force.
Carrie q. Davis. -. r Davies. MInt3
Foster. Mary l.. Gerard. Evelyn l.
GIL, J. Is. HopWOod. Elinor ~. In
gersoll. Bertha Johnston. Edith VI.
Johnston, Anna ". Kress. Lydia f.
Lowering. Hester Matsou. Elsie l..
Palmer, Martha T.. Pike. Anna =
Rock, Ellen A. Russell. VI Shields
Mary Agnes Skinner. II r. Turner,
Carrie J. Thompson Kate o Ward
and Gertrude Wheeler.
J. u. Brooks was appointed truant
officer at a salary Of $40 month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
OF
AN AMERICAN
Was Responsible for the Re-
cent Boer Victories.

WABuINGToN. u. G.. Nov. e.
It is MT improbable that former
American army officer may huye o.
be credited with something u the
splendid military strategy displayed
by ths Hnern ~ their recent engage
fueut near t.siyHmith
Chblo aispatehsH several days ago
men tioned an American by the
name ~ Blake as lendihg a body
uf Irish volunteers IN the itocr
forces An army officer said today
TINT This man Wis undoubtedly
J I'm Y fillmore tinke. formerly a
lieutenant 10 the Sixth United stataH
cavalry and a graduate "f West
Point IN, officer Waa HssmaiH
81 Elaks. whe went 70 Trans anl
several wears ago. knowing tie
character If the man uni thHi ue
Mas sivssiy uiHsi with tbr i'HefTt
he expressed hia opinion that he
former elatfmatr uaa probably a.
leader among re B1srs Who are
evidently getting good military SER
vice FROM seine source.
The imrr saion haa provided
amuas army mrn Tor some time
that the Burrs had Win them O.
number 81 former arwH ufrHsra
from European countries principal
IS Holland aud Germany but Il WaF
uai Hplae-d chat ang former Am
rfIsaH officer vas with them until
the name ~ Blake was mentioned in
the iiHratl -.
Blake II daring fellow II the
co.'s bay type Ito saa appointed TO
wrsi Point from Arkausas. and biz
Ga suats recalled today that when
he nfsf appeared At the military
academy he afforded much amuse-
ment fp the other cadets by reason
~ his Wild western maxi uH and
nanuefjsur He graduated ii 1870
with hIgh rank and ~aH assigned Co.
the Flxth cavalry then serving IN
Texas when his regiment was or
defed north Sc found army lie To
tame. and after about eight years
service res Eu~d lie subsequently
entered into business va Detroit. ard
married thcfe It. len there four
or i've years aSo Tor the Trausyaal
and at last account was rr0nperug
ln the mining business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
AMUSEME NTS

Chinese songs aHl cbuese dances
done iu the true shius language
aad costumes II Oriental zpleHtof Is
ane - toe features 81 tAe afy
ih~atrr this week TIE IA re Hay
icna are very versatile. and the r.r b
baritone voice q Mes Olga Hayden
ia. AZ stated on the program. ia
uumeua
The opening ~ the doors a halt
hour earlier ta a.. HmW -iHfr she
crowd which was Ha.tHE shows
shat ihIe Hnuar IL daiuE rness
Nsn rnf e vacant sat ss n 81 IN. cut
tain wsnt up, u m|nagsa ahead ~
program time Fasrihil ga people
we're turu@d away. az standing Faom
sas not even Il b. bad
The iaaai Stage Ne=har union
Nlii b. SVEN h.aeHt inuatraw e,-
eaiuz Al TIE ThIft Avenue ihrafer.
Ar Sam r. suaa has kind saiuu-
teefei tHT services ~ kis Is fient
company fHf the occasion ara Man
aEer Russell has canfta.HsIF tender
ri tHF ur- - hts Hn-F thrstst
Fank uuIn noes wuf be- thr at
traction. and fers clever peffnfn
Hhre cau be Confidently booked far
tn boys behind fhr sesues. aht
ranff# butte aa iarrry e. aar anuar.
mrut that no one hIt themsrl Xrv
know ans thinE Hhaut have already
sold a great manf 'ehrfa. AMI
very rrafItHhi, HeHsnt g. 3 al#H fer
Under the us-IEbts uss rfsfa
81 hH fhH ts t#z.#HH faHf sit
At TIE THif8 avenue fHrater o. =
rrlr d.l b sas Tas A1 laa Ea.
many YHHrs been f1pafIts uzta
fheatsr rnezs. though u has uai
often been produced in Seattle Tho
east was sell balanced AMI fH,
characters uei. adopted o. The bhHI-
ties ~ TIE performer NJ San r
Shaw. a. suafkeY. MAS Dies Odd hIt.
Several very clever anefiaitleH veso
introduced Under fho shaiiEht
Wlll BE- produced again tonight. and
for tae remainder II the week *
cepiluE tomorrow
Vans Was again produced hy
the Grlu opew company al the So
attic fhratrr last sYruIuE. before a
large AMI h5EHlf rtftHHI aud #rnHH.
The mRgu aeent rusumInf and fac
stage effects 1iI much t. support an
excellent company
At The matinee today HHl at Tho
evening Performance. Gilbert 4 Su'-
tivau.a ever popular MIbadas vI
bee prssHutsd Tho mounting Of IA
urrfa VIII b. ms aupeHb A. that or
wang Msrada m caI.rst is.
candeuccut lEhfs " 10 - used uHa.
due.nE beautiful eject
. Tomorrow eyenlus Paul Jones
WI be produced fnf the first time in
this city 1t is much To- the crclit
" the Grau company that II IN
give such excellent rerditiona ~ new
and copy rIKH tod operas NJ popular
prices Paul Jones a one % tho
latest Eastern surUHsses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
t.sssv
The Female Observer
IIIiat

Fur and fur-uiahinR arr che twa
types uppefmast In feminine minds
az the present time
whra We are not paying mal -
cut The EtaHu az rake up leaves We
are paying him % shaylI aHan
The woman who 10 always Frumbs
Inns over LITTLE e. mss psvrr has amy
attention paid tu her when she haa
a real grievance
The rage Tor naxeltIsH has brought
upon the market certain neck IA
iHFa that ieak like NANCY cate II
IL Is be- hoped that they Will scout
~ fashion naau.
No matter how biaa~ woman
pfetenaa o. be shs 10 bound Co *
pfrIenee feeling 81 ulraaurable
excitement when she raiaeH i.e
nfsi layer q tissue paper Tenn the
something To- the box sent b. 81
pfVaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
MAY OWN
TELEPHONES
Tendency Toward Municipal
Ownership at Logsnsport

LpGANSPORT. Ind Nov -
tn city u luRansport b. probably
the nHrt city la the nation which
has taken up the problem ~ MUM
cipal ownership II telephone service,
The city council has appointed "a
committee and instructed ita attar.
nvy and experts to Investigate the
Hdvisabiligy u adding this arrvirv Go
the Guys plants LeTausport with
Anderson and North Vernon. was
probably the nrst city In the Miasia-
nippi valley to take up muuie pal
ownership IN earnest aud a. bratn
60 gather In the public sefNiee
plants The flrst maVs Wsa e. TAX
In the commercial waller system AMI
then tho frr service The electric
liEat service. both street lighting
and commercial. was then added
The city then acquired IFS avn nat
ural gas service and na soon a. the
present franchises expire will prob
ahiy acquire the street railway eye
ten.
The movement 60 add the tois-
phone service. like all other moves
toward municipal ownership is
meeting with sun. opposition. but
the suecrsnfui operation 81 the 9TH
er plants which have hsen acquired
and the great lowering Of prices ~
all lines have given citiHrua conn
icncr that the rates cannot only bs
greatly lowered but the service a.
self can be greatly improved and AZ
The samc time turn revenue e. thr
city which viii ieasen the rate ~
taxation Tor city purpose Il .
claimed that BY the addition u this
service ard the acquisition - the
street railways, there would be n
need. as soon a. they We're paid FOR
- levy one cent taxation for city
purposes Thls claim II not only
made for tnxansport, but tuf an i've
eities % over 1880 population
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
MOORE MAY BE
CITY EDITOR

There 10 a runor abroad that
when the Post -Tntelligencer changes
hands on December 1. .. NJ. Moore
will be Installed IS city editor. The
report hnds color in the fact that
Mr.. Moore and senator Wilson are
friends Of many years standing. and
the more important fact that Mr.
Moore is one Of tne most widely
known and able Journalists In the
state
At present he f. In charge o. the
Puget Sound Information Bureau
where he has maintained a reputa-
tlon for being the best posted man
on local affairs IN the city Be.
sides Senator wii.on. he has a host
OF friends who are determined 10
have him back In the Newspaper
business. and their positions are
such. II II probable Mr.. Moore will
be forced TO accept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
GIVEN THE
STRONG ARM

The last victim to fan into the
hands Of the hiEhwaymeu who MAKE
Seattle their headquarters. IL Jas.
McAvoy. a laborer. NcAypy vaa In
a saioru on Railroad avenue tins
morning about / 20 O'Clock. A
stranger entered and told him n.
was wanted outside. McAvoy hal
no sooner stepped out Of the door
than he Was given TIE strong arm.
thrown to the sidewalk. beaten and
robbed u iil Three men ala the
work MeAvoy lives At sst We1t-
ern avenue. lie gave the police"
a good description Of his nssailants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
THE SOUTHERN
PACIFIC CUT
Object OF Reduction Is to Sc.
cure klondiksrs' Travel.

SAN FRNSCIscO. Nov. s-The
Southern Pacific Company has m
auEurater a schedule Of cut rates ~
which Il hopes 10 control all The
eaatbound passenger franc out u
san Francisco. and particularly that
which 10 furnished BY returning
Kloudikers and Cape Nome miners
To keep the business out % tn
hands u the ticket brokers. the
company has announced cut rates TO-
the Missouri river, Chicago and In.
termrdiats POINTS that arr slightly
bower han the rates quoted by the
broksry. ana the psssanser depart.
msnt hops by this means 81 de-
stroy what Up 90 the present time
has been a profitable bus ness for
the aralpern. Tho ncw rates are in
tended solely for Klondlks and Al
aska miners, but are open 10 all 9th
er passengers who are willing O. he
bound by the conditions attaching t.
the rates The rates are available
only To parties % ton or NOR. and
are what the passenger officials uf
the company are pleased tn call
party rates To Chicago the rate
has been cut from $50 30 t. 81. and
10 Missouri river points the rate bns
been cut from $40 10 $50 Proportions
ate cuts are made To Intermediate
points
The action ~ the company IL uu-
precsdeuted. and IL so utte54y In
conflict with the established meth
dds and practices Of trhnaeont Inent-
~ railroads that u has provoked
much discussion In railroad circles
and led 10 open charges on the street
that the whole scheme II an open
violation ~ the interstate commerce
act The charge Re denied. however.
by Passenger Tranic Manager Mo
CUruUHgk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
Tho Combine Failed.

RICHMOND. Ind Nov s--one Il
the men interested IN tie project To-
combine al the thrvshlnR marhne
mauufactorieu IN the United stafsH
IA one organization. has made public
the fact thnt the plan Of the uruiee-
tors had been unsuccessful. ana that
Il n likely that all the uptluna on
plants Will b. permitted to expire.
Two such plants arr taeulrd here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
lowed TO FRISCO.

TIE steamship Czarina VIII leave
Tacoma for san Francisco. She
will be lowed there boy the tug Holy
ol<c The Czarina lost her propeller
IN Tacoma harbor few DAYS ago.
and size goes to Frisco FOR the purz
pose OF obtaining new one. The
Gzarina's cargo OF coal is badly
needed in san Francisco. else she
would have been repaired on the
Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
The holland . Success.

SEW YORK Nov. Fln.' #s-
peFis IN tie ieaf - the submarine
TORPEDO bat u iaut. which vsfe
made in reeanis bay Long Island
yesterday show that the lnaf 10 3D.
every NH1 a success 4 Wh.tehsa q
iurteia Weighing $50 pounds struck
the target sea yards away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
u rug RECORD.

\ telegram was received late yes
terdHy afternoon hv Capt =. r
Gaiue. stating thar the tug Hesalute.
having in tow the barge Eiax hal
arrived az departure bay ON her
return from Alaska. The Rcsaiute
RiH reach Seattle some time today.
She made an exceptionally quick
"trip for tug with tow The
HesuIute left Seattle two weeks aUn
Monday uiEht towing the barge
which had on board powerful SNOW
pillow Tor the White Pass ~ Yukon
railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
Wind Wrecked the Town

HEAuFORT. y G. NOV This
city Ia dhapldatcd from wind AMI
tide Last night a sale fram the
southeast blew down one dwelling.
tore away the hrtdKrH and Ioft many
boats high In the CROSS streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08

mining responsible for the
When the boom Mas on
good bust
which resulted tn inevitable das
the stock Of which should
used In engineering
stocks reaching and passing 'hs
made little money but the
and feeling Of
the natural result There
but viii tins to convince e
poop of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
A Pressing Need.

British recruiting officer Well my
man. do you want t. enliat3
AppllCant=Yea sergeant
Recruiting officer Any expert
curr9
Appllcant-Yes. sergeant Tire
years active service In India. two In
Egypt four medals FOR bravery
Recruiting officcr-uh, damn your
medala' Have you any practical cx-
perlence9
Appllcant-Slrt
Recruiting ofiicer-Can you drive
an army muiCf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
Bank Safe Looted.

Chiffon. via. Nov. The safe
Of the state bank WAS blown open
last night aud completely ruined.
About $500 was stolen. The stock
holders viii make good the loss and
the bank VII continue business un-
impaired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
NOT HELO FOR LOSS.

r. tho ease u X n ahmi1f
AGAINST the steamer Humboldt ~
Tho ieHH ~ a talisr and contents
Judge tia1fard has rendered Ie
elasun fst tire defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
The MILITARY BALL
AT THE ARMORY
Closing the Grand Celebration in Honor
of the Volunteers.

closed the First
grand Rnsif
and cuEena present
departing soldiers WsgusTs
band
u the National 8uar srEt
the brigade medal Tor
efficiency drl Private O M Ttumbis Of Company O. spo-
the practice medal
Wagner. %
band with bate Wood
Of Was wood
picked up 1t tipped end
with Mause
fastened piece Pace church
thanked htting speech
Dancing enjoyed until after midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore cxIst-
ing between George Driver and ] r
Taylor has this day been dissolved
by mutual agreement and George
Driver assumes all debts due and AN
parties owing the said firm viii pay
the same tn George Driver
tSigned)
GEORGE DRIVER.
!. 7 TAYLOR.
Dated Nov. ;, 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08

II must be that Mark Hanna In
trust blind He has reiterated 10 =
Globe correspondent IN Clcvoluu Z
the statement There are no trusts
In the United States that know
Of"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08

Northern Pacific proposition last
Of Il" rad do mt
o majority o the municipal body
railroad viii ask for twice as u'ufa
a Of the Northern racine
nds be I'D aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08

Mr. HoEe president National bank inform
morning received positive Information from
present the paper IN dns-
railroad A. the
matter has caused mh comment
asked to the
rectnes ctiiea
enc Of thre~a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
Dewey Takes Out . License

WASHINGTON. D G. Nov s.
Admiral Dewey today secured IL
cense to marry Mrs HAGEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08

white u
two regiments a, Ladysmh caused stampcied mules
II would be ntcrestng about these mules
The themselves adf Where
they raiscdf Were cwhef
All that the London
about miles Neheons rolling powders
hill staneied hfan-
ammunition mules The quickly spread The battery
mules who practically whole equipment
and a good o the reslmcntal smaI-arm ammunition
seldom guilty af such
explanation offered
Is liable Chicago mule
The ready shoulder all
responsibility tadymth speaks wei for
his personal herom No attaches the troops he
declares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08
julie, Grau's Opera 60.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
fHHuz4 MaIn ~
~ - FussHli issstas AMI Manager.
TONIGHT
Zee tAa keIrftsifa %
THE SHAW COMPANY

TueN1hys "Wednesday. Friday AMI
Saturday evenings = The original
American drama. II uder the Gas.
#Ehf"
Thursday evening Benefit To the
y. s. T. s p NJ Il. the roaring
comedy Pink Dom.u8es.
Saturday matinee = Under the
GasIrht"
Regular prsces-iae. 2ec aec. 90
and Zoe. Get your moneys worth-H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08

pros said the fact s'n remain
proposed depot
the tidenats south OF King strc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-08

the would be the
part o. wisdom KILLING the
goose WA
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-25
To Undo Trusts.

An interesting antitrust law is un-
der consideration by the general as
Sembly of Indiana. 1t is interesting
for the reason that it seems to be de-
signed with care anu skill and to have
possibilities of enforcement. For this
reason it merits attention.
The bin defines "A trust to be a COM
bination of capital, skill or acts by two
or more persons. firms. partnerships.
corporations or associations of persons
to: |. Create or to carry out restric-
tiOns i'm trade or commerce. =. To
limit or reduce the production, or in
crease or reduce the price of merchan-
disc OF any commodity. 3. To prevent
competition in manufacturing, trans
portatiOn or the sale or purchase of
merchandise, produce or any commod-
ity. 4, TO fix at any standard or fig
ure, whereby its price to the public
or consumer shall be in any manner
controlled or established, any article
or commodity of merchandise, produce
or commerce intended for sale, barter,
use on consumption in the state 3. To
make or enter into or execute or car
ry out any contracts, obligations or
agreements of any kind or description
by which they shall bind themselves
not to sell, dispose of or transport
any article or any commodity or any
article of trade, use, merchandise, COM
merce or consumption below a COM
by which they shall agree in any man
ner to keep the price of such article,
commodity or transportation at a fixed
or graduated figure, or by which they
shall i'm any manner establish or set =
tie the price of any article, cOmmod-
ity or transportation between them or
themselves and others, so as directly
or indirectly to preclude free and un-
restricted competition among themsel-
YES or others or any purchasers or
consumers in the sale or transporta-
tion of any such article or commodity:
or by which they shall agree to pool,
combine directly or indirectly or unite
any interests that they may have with
the sale or transportation Of any such
article or commodity, that it's price
might i'm any manner be affected
Every such trust is declared to be
against public policy and unlawful and
void. In case of violation of any OF
the provisions of the proposed
law, it is made the duty of
the attorney general or of the pros
ecuting attorney of the proper county
to institute suits or quo warranto pro-
ceedings i'm the court of competent jur-
isdiction in any OF the county seats
of the state in which the corporation
in question does business. The attor-
ney is also authorized to bring suit
i'm the circuit or superior courts of
Marion county for the forfeiture Of the
charter right of any company that vio-
lates the law and for the dissolution
OF the corporation or association. BY
the provisions Of the bill every for
eiGn corporation or association for
feits its right to do business in the
state by violating the provisions Of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-25
lpercentag
Exports of MFR

No such a growth in exports as is
indicated in the later years of this
table. especially since 1890, can be cited
i'm the history of any other nation, an
cient or modern. 1t il a growth de-
pending on no single natural resource
but upon many resources-upon the
products of agriculture. mining and
manufacture in due and symmetrical
proportion. While the farmers of the
United States from their great har-
vests are sending wheat and corn and
oats and rye and cotton to feed and
"lothe the people of other countries
American manufacturers are making
year 10y year increasing quantities of
machinery and other fabricationS cf
skilled labor to minister to the wants
of foreigners, and are selling these
goods directly in the face of foreign
competition, North. South, Fast and
West
Is it not a shame that the ships which
carry this enormous ocean freightagt
are, for the greater part, ships owned
by foreigners, operated by foreigners
and flying foreign flags?