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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-25
bliasze rodziny mic o ich losie
ME wiedzs.
Rome WiadOmO6@
telegrafczne.

Z Wiednia donoszs, re W
stanie zdrowia MALARIA Mum
kaczego zasz1a zmiana ma lep-
sze.
w Bonn zmarl oryenta.
lista G. W. Leitner, urodzony
wr. 1S40.
= Ia wy}udzenie brylan-
tow wartosci $4,000 skazano
W Dreznie dziennikarza z New
Yorku ma 40 miesisce wiezie.
MIA. Nazywa sic o. W. Ref.
Siostry wicekr6lowej
Indyj, panny Leitner stajs sic
r6wnie glosne, jak PAM Gu.
rzon. Narobily haiasu, re
skradziono i'm kasetke z bry.
lantami, pomimo re ia znajdo.
wala sic W bezpiecznem miej'
scu.
Czeskie "Chicagoskie
Nowiny" straci}y W Austryi
debit pocztowy.
- zanosi sic ma to, ae Ii
Hung Gang obejmie ma nowo
W Ohinach w}adzs.
= Arcybiskup z Montreal
uwisdomi1 dyrekcye "Teatru
Kr6lowej'', ze zakaae katoli.
kom uczeszczac ma przedsta-
MIA, jezeli z repertoaru ME 20
stana usuniete sztuki, kt6rych
tendencya jest niemoralna.
- Ma lsdzie stalym PREY
biegunie po1udniowym kuli
ziemskiej znajduje sic podobno
kr6lestwo "Adelia", zalozone
przez wychodzc6w francuzkich
q czas6w Napoleona.
Ma morzu P6lnocnem
utonal okret Singapore"
wraz z zaiogs, z}ozons z IL
ludzi. .
Francis H. Pierpont,
pierwszy gubernator stanu
West Virginia, umarl W Pitts.
burgu, liczac lat Sc.
w Pazdzierniku spusz.
czony zostanie ma wode nowy
okret wojenny Missouri.
= w drodze z Chicago do
Milwaukee zeskoczyi polka.
du okrstu "Atlanta" o. L.
Sypher z New Yorku. Utona}
W Michigauie.
- 25O Hawajczyk6w cia-
gne3o W Honolulu karawan,
odwozscy zw}oki ksieaniczki
Kaiulani pa cmentarz. Po.
grzeb byl nadzwyczaj wspa-
nialy.
-"Eovntian Tobacco Com.
pany" inkorporowala sic W
Trenton z kapita1em $780,
900.
W Chestertown, Md,
powieszono negra Joseph
Wright, kt6ry W Listopadzie
r. 2. zamordowal swojego
ziomka.
- Gubernator Pingree pod
pisal bil,. pozwalajacy miastu
Detroit zakupic linie kolei
ulicznych i utrzymywac komu.
nikacye ma wlasny rachu mex.
= w Memphis, Tenn, spa
lii sic hotel. 4 osoby postra-
daily zycie, W tel liczbie steno-
grafstka Chaplin, wdowa, ,wraz
2 dwojgiem dzieci.
- Pod Arcola, Ill, areszto.
wano wczoraj dw6ch braci
Jobna i Williama Brown, kt6
rzy pred 10 laty dopuacili sic
zab6istwa. Me mimic ich "a
s1uzona kara.
II EKs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-25
Telegrar11y.

NAOp LJ JoNiNA pANJ
pod Malabon do odparcia ma
szego ataku. Wojsko pow
sta1c6w koncentruje sic nadto
pod Polo. Maly oddzial Fill
pi1czyk6w wypad} z gestwiny
i strzelal do naszych ochotni-
k6w z Kansas, ukrytych "a
sza6cami. Szeregowiec Cohen
utracil tam zycie.
Brygada genera}a H. 6.
Otis zwine}a namioty przy'
sposabia sic widocznie do wy
ruszenia naprz6d. Ochotnicy z
Oregon % pulk regularnej
piechoty wysunieto ma front.
Pulki 8 i IL wysadzono z o.
kretu Sherman ma lad. Je6cy
zeznali, ze jezeli Aguinaldo
zostanie pobity, cofnie sic
miedzy bagna i zarosla.
MANILA, 25go Marca. =
Do gl6wnego sztabu nadeszla
wiadomosc, 2e nasze wojsko
odnioslo stanowcze zwycieztwo
mad nieprzyjacielem. Nasze
straty wynosza W zabitych j
ranionych 100 ofcer6w i zol'
merry. Straty nieprzyjaciel-
skie So try lub cEtery raSy
wieksze.
BERLIN, 25go Marca. =
Gazety niemieckie So W spra.
vie Samoa usposobione wojo.
wniczo i naklaniajs rad do
energicznego postepowania.
Poniewaz Stany Zjednoczone i
Anglia ME mysla uwzgledni6
slusznych zsda6 Niemiec, na'
ley sic apodziewat, ae rad W
Berlinie bedzie wiedziai, co
mu czynic wypada. "Boersen
Courier" por6wnuje postepo-
wanie dyplomat6w washing.
to1skich polityka ludzi POI
dzikich. "Post'' proponuje,
aaeby wszystkich trzech pred.
stawicieli mocarstw odwolano
z Apii, a wtenczas dopiero
bedzie mog}a byd nova o
wzajemnem porozumieniu sic.
TANe1ER, Marokko, 25go
Marca. - Krazownik niemiec'
XII "Bussard" prsy}aczy} sig do
dw6ch innych okret6w, azeby
poprze6 dzialalnosc przedsta-
wiciela Niemiec, kt6ry chce
wym6dz ma su}tanieprzyznanie
odszkodowania dls niemiec-
kich poddanych, wzglsdem
kt6rych Maroka6czyoy dopu-
scili sic gwa}t6w.
PAYRz, 25go Marca. -
PAM Dreyfus wnios}a petycye
do trybunalu kasacyjnego, u
praszajaca o wykluczenie
trdech sedzi6w z liczby tych,
kt6rzy sadziG maja sprawe jej
meza, Trybuna} podania PAM
Dreyfus ME uwzglednil i ska.
za' petentke ma zaplacenie 100
frank6w kary.
LoNDYN, 25go Marca. -
DzisiejszY Saturday Review"
ostrzega Anglie pred zbytecz:
mem brataniem sic re Stanami
Zjednoczonymi pod wp]ywem
'czu{ostkowoscl". w Ameryce
tworza sic trusty, ktore wy
wieraja kontrole mad rzsdem i
pchaJa go ma droge polltyki
zaborczej, po kt6rej Anglia
ME moze spodziewac SIG cd.
niesienia aadnych korzysci.
W parlameucie oswiadczyl
Brodrick, ze armia egipsko
angielska mad g6rnym Nilem
niema powodu obawia6 SIG
kalifa, poniewaz wiekszosc
jego ludzi ME posiada nalezy.
tel broni,
W1EDE6, 25go Maroa. -
Rada ministrow zgodzila SIG
ma przyjecie nowego prawa
jezykowego. Prawo to ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-25

AAoS NOUJ NASHIsSN" " OSN
wiska wobec rzadu.
PARYa, 25go Marca. -
Jnles Cambon, dotychczasowy
ambassador francuzki we Wa.
shingtonie, zostanie przenie'
stony do Rzymu.
LoNDYN, 25go Marca. =
Uklady Auglii z Rosya ,znaj..
duja sig ma dobrej drodze i
doprowadza do zupe}nego po.
rozumienia sic W sprawie
chinskiej. Car Miko1aj got6w
jest do ustepstw ma rzecz An
gill, ME chcac, azeby konfe-
rencya pokojowa speizia ma
niczem.
HAVANA, 25go Marca. -
Po porozumieniu sic generala
Brooke Gomezem wyjechai
pp}kownik Carlos Cespedes do
Manzanillo, Santiago, Guam
tanamo, Bayamo Tunsas, W
celu traktowania kuba1ski-
mi dow6dzcami W sprawie
rozpuszczenia kuba1skiej ar
mil.
MANILA, 25go Marca. =
Straszna bitws stoczono dis
rano ma p6lnocny zach6d od
Caloocan, AmerJkanie stra-
cili W niej 100 ludzi W zabi'
tych i rannych, a powsta1cy
okolo 500. PierWsza utar'
czka rozpoczela sic o
wschodzie slo1ca. Dywizya
gen. McArthura dokona}a
5wietnego dzie}a, zabrala kllka
osad i niemal zupe}nie znisz-
czyla wojsko Aguinalda: A.
merykanie posuwajs sic jeszcae
naprz6d i spodziewaja sic
pred wieczorem jeszcze zajae
Polo i Novaliches. Ameryka.
ME wykonali swietny atak ma
barykady ustawione przez po9::
wsta1c6w, kt6rzy strzelali
ustawicznie. Ambulance bez
przerwy przewijaly sic pomie.
dzy walczacymi, by wywozit
rannych i zabitych. Kanonief-
ka Laguna weszla W rzeczke
nadbrzezns i wzie}a czynny
udzial W walce z Filipi6czyka'
mi. Inzynierzy ustawili pom.
tony ma rzece Tinajeros i woj'
sko nasze zdo}alo precise przez
ME pojawic sig ze strony
nieoczekiwanej.
Si7 pulk picehoty regular
nej, kt6re wlasnie wylsdowa{y
z transportowca Sherman, 20
sta}y wyslane ma front, by zaa'
mac czolo powstadc6w. Anne
rvkanie teraz koncentruia sWe
silly W oko}o Malabon ma POI.
noe cd Manili, a pomiedzy
wojskami znajduja sic takae
ochotnicy z Oregonu i % pulk
wojsk regularnych. Aguinal'
do pozostal byl z szczup1a
garstka W swej stolicy Malo-
los, a jego gl6wne silly wyru-
szy2y ma poiudnie, gdzle o.
sza6cowawszy sic, przez kilka
dni przygotowywally. sic do
bitwy, kt6ra tax niefortunnie
dla mich wypadla. Gen: Otis
zamierza teraz zajac Malabon,
gi6wna siedzibe powstahc6w,
a potem zaiac Malolos, tax
zwana stolice Agulnalda i
samego Aguinalda wzist W
niewole.
General gubernator Brook
wydai rozporzadzenie, azeby
sadly ME roztrzasa}y spraw,
wytoczonych Hiszpanom lub
Kuba1czykom "a gwalty po.
pe}nione podczas powstania.
Wszystkie take sprawy po-
winny p6jsd W zapomnienie,
azeby ma wyspie zapanowaf
spok6j.
SANTIAGO, 25go Marca. -
Pod San Luis ukaza1a sic ban.
da onrvszk6w. Wyslano prZe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-25

adwokatura tylko o to sig sta
raja, by cd swoich klient6w
wyludzic jak najwiecej picnic
dzy.
Ma twarz W pofowie mfoda.
40 letnia L. E. Houghton,z ,zam.
pm. 926 N. Halsted str. ma polo
we twarzy odmlodzona W ten
spos6b, il W tel poiowie tylko
przedstawia sic iako 16 letnia
panienka. Dokonaia tel sztuki
niejaka PAM Graham, zajmujacas
sic ,,odmiadzaniem pa6", wygia
dzaniem zmarszczk6w ma twarzy,
usuwaniem wszelkich plamek,
pieg6w t. p. zaangazowaia
ona pania L. E. Houghton, "a
warIszy z MIA umowe, il odmio-
dsi polowe jej twarzy, by potem
pani Houghton W jej oknie wy
stawowem przez 6 miesiecy sia-
dywala dla reklamy, "a CO miafa
otrzymywac po $40 tygodniowo:
po uplywie zas tego czasu PAM
Graham zobowiazaia sig odmfo-
dzio druga poiowe jej twarzy.
Ale pani Houghton ME chce juz
dawac sobie odmladzac te druga
polowe. Twierdzi, il operacya
nietylko niesiYchanie jest bole-
sna, ale nadto poiowa jej twarzy
odmiodzona ami czastki dawnej
swej sk6ry iui ME posiada ME-
slychanie jest wraaliwa ma chi6d
ciepio, tax, re W skutek tego
cierpi ogromnie i dokucza jei
prawie ustawiczna neuralgia.
Pani Houghton skarzy pania
Graham o to, il ME wypiacafa
jej um6wionych $40 tygodniowo.
Moae zamordowany.
Wczorai rano Michael Hefron,
trudniacy sic czyszczeniem wago.
now, znalazi W pewnym wagonie
lodownia, ma rogu Al ulicy
Peoria str, zwfoki nieznaiomege
meaczyzny. Nieznajomy ten
zapewne zostai zamordowany,
gdyz mial kilka ran i czaszke
rozbita. Policya sadzi, ae zostat
zamordowany W innem miescie
przeslany do Chicago. Czlowiek
ten zapewne cd tygodnia juz ME
ayl; liczyl okoio 36 lat, z odziezy
jego sadzie MONA, ze byl robot
nikiem W kopalniach, kieszenie
puste u jego odziezy byly powy-
wracane, a zatem zapewne tak2e
zostai obrabowany.
Przestroga dla matekl
Przestroga dla matek powin.
naby bye smiero dziewczynki
liczacej 8 miesiecy wieku, W sku.
tex uklocia sic przypadkowego
szpilka. Fanny, c6reczka pan
silva Green, zam. pm. 1So W. Is
str, niedawno zostaia przez ma
tke wykapana poiozona do l6a-
ka. Dziecko zaczelo krzyczec, a
kiedy matka badaia przyczyne
tego, spostrzegla, ze szpilka
dziewczynce weszia W cialko.
Zostaia nieznaczna ranka, ale "
pare dni p6zniej Fanny przezie-
bila sic, wtedy ranka sig zaogni-
la, wkrotce p6zniei dziewozyn-
ka umarla.
Znaczne odszkodowanie.
Wczorai zako6czyl sic pred
sedzia Smith drugi process malej
Emmy Grennell, kt6ra W roku
1895 ma Western ave. zostafa
przejechana przez wagon kolei
elektrycznei i stracila lewe ra.
mie, try palce u prawej reki
noge. o godz. III sedzia dat
instrukcye sedziom przysiegiym;
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Znaczne 0dszk0d0wanie.
Wczorai zako6czyl sic pred
sedzia Smith drugi process maiej
Emmy Grennell, kt6ra W roku
1895 ma Western ave. zostafa
przejechana przez wagon kolei
elektrycznei i straciia lewe ra.
mie, try palce u prawej reki i
noge. O godz. III sedzia dat
instrukeye sedziom przysiegiym;
ci cofneli sic do narady,a godz.
2 oglosili werdykt skazujacy
kompania kolei ulicznei ma "a
piacenie s2O, 900 odszkodowania.
Kompania oczywiscie bedzie ape
lowaia, ale zapewne wyzszy sad
zatwierdzi wyrok. Pierwszy
process odbyi sic ma wiosne ze-
szlego roku pred sedzia Hanecy,
ale podowczas sedziowie przysie-
gil ME zgodzili sic ma werdykt, a
dw6ch z Mich oskarzonych jest
obecnie o to, il zostali przeku-
pieni przez wosnego Jamesa j.
Lynch.
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with the advancement In other lines Of
manufacturing. and II today Seattle can
boast Of In extensive and a. complete q
shiuHuId!Hk plant as there II west Of the
Atlantic. and probably better than two
thirds Of them. because Its machinery Is
up to date, tho newes, and best, II has not
been because Seattle expected government
work In the shipbuilaing line. but because
the business Of Puget sound demanded and
warranted the investment.
Just the same" laughed Mr.. Moran. I'VE
are glad Of government work Glad Of II
because II brings capital to Seattle: glad
OF II because We know. ard have proven
II. that Seattle can do a. good work an
can be done anywhere: glad Of II because
the world OF commerce recognizes the great
advances we have made. and sorry be-
cause Tacoma can't grow big enough 10
rejoice with us.
.-Seaities position with the navy depart
ment. war department and -treas3ry de-
partment Is secure. not because OF prom
is~s but because OF performances. Of work
work well done. Nothing succeeds like
success and the way in which we carried
and landed live stock In the Philippines on
the ships fitted up I'm Seattle won II a place
I'm the confidence az the government II VIII
BE- hard for protests 20 Dust IL from
-orsn competition Is all that seattle
asks. said Mr. Moran. Give us open
eamre,ition. and IL we cannot do better
than our reighhors. then in sae fnexoraeae
law Of trade we must fail behind Hut II
we can do better. we ask TO be given the
chance 20 do II"
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turning over OF the business OF that rich
freight district to the Great Northern.
That the Great Northern would permit the
Northern Pacific to enter that field for =
piece OF road that IL practically worthless
to Il seems absurd.
The Great Northern Short Line or the
Spokane 4 Northern. as IL II officially
known. runs from Spokane TO Northport.
on the boundary line. where connections
are made to Rossland and Nelson. The
freight shipments. consisting mainly OF ore,
are the life OF the road. and have made Il
one OF the greatest short line dividend pay
ers IN the West. AT the present time IL
10 hauling freight TO Its full capacity. In
Guiding large amour, OF supplies for the
Republic camp. and has within itself con-
troll OF the situation.
The Washington Central branch OF the
Northern Pacific runs from Spokane into
the Big Bend wheat country. with Cnuleo
City a. Its terminal point. The Northern
Pacific. Notwithstanding the fact that II
has the only line into the district does rot
by any means. handle all the freight The
Great Northern has been an active COM
retitor tn the wheat fields south OF Noun.
Ronaparte. Shipments for this road. at
the same rate OF freight 10 the East. are
taken to the Columbia river. loaded on
boats and delivered at Wenatchee from
which point they are sent East over the
Great Northern In this way the Grea,
Northern has been reaniny q benefit that
would not be materially Increased by tho
operation Ct its cars over the Washington
Central line Or the other hand, the Great
Northern would 10 dividing with Its ene-
my Its richest abort lire field
For these reasons II - though; h.ghfy
improbable Mr.. Hin would enter into such
an agreement unless there were some other
important concessions made by the North
err Pacific.
Then again II Is announced for the arst
time that only q few months ago Mr. Hin
made ar cfer 10 the Northern Pacific
whereby IT the latter would permit him
20 operate hts trains over the Northern
Pacific track into Portland he would IN
return give the Northern Pacific a priv
ilsgs ever the Great Northern tracks from
Spokane to Seattle. This erer was re-.
fused. since whscs ,Inse the two ;ransesn.
tinentsl lines have been competitors In the
broadcast sense Of the word
The commencement OF work On IN.
Palmer cutoff was supposed 10 DO away
with any probability Of ire Northern Pa
cfac considering further the Great North
ern's Portland proposition II ts now said
sast Mr. Hi has gwen an interest sa
the Spokane road IL is more than proaanle
he has IN turn received something ia the
direction es Portland
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SEATTLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SATURDAY IL 1854

Ths echwahacher plant has . capacity Of
80 pounds u green coffee II . run
NE as sss: e g :arsa:s sss e e NE.
ent varieties Of coffee u made ana the
contents Of twenty-five sacks poured into
what = known as the mixer. Heretofore
found almoz impossible to get the proper
lions Of each variety used the same In
every package. but this the new machin-
Prom sSs mixer e he U0 Blended conee h run
BY means Of dust proof elevators 70
machine called the miller and there 1t u
thoroughly cleaned OF dua. stems. stones
the mixed mass Of coffee berries goes from
the miller to the grader. There are nvs
recognised sizes In cofyee grains OF equal
either makes ave. four. three or two divis-
ions Of the berries A to sise. and from
this machine the green grains are carried
ess : e aso g Bins u. sns r.a:
Of excellence.
Here the coffee remains until m order
comes for II green or roasted. II green the
grains. according TO sire and blend. are
drawn from the bins and sacked II roast
ed. tfs coffee. Of the sire and blend order
ed. = sent BY du. proof elevator TO the
consists OF . wire cylinder surrounding q
Gas cylinder from which shoots thousands
OF tiny flames Of gas. Working over the
ing in opposite directions which not only
serve to keep the coffee berries moving
over and around the Gas heated cylinder
but Thoroughly mix them and see that all
are evenly Drowned.
From the roaster the coffee goes by ele-
vator to the cooler where II Il completely
cooled by blast OF air and at the same
time cleansed Of all the dust. etc, created
by the roasting II the Drowned berries
are not to Be ground they are conveyed by
an elevator to the sacking or packing room.
II they are to be ground an elevator carries
fha RI a sri EvS vyAu ~ cof
or fine and from the grinder 1t goes to the
packing table direct.
The whole plant comprises throughout
the latest inventions and after being
handled by the machines the coffee. roast
ed or green, in berry or ground. h abso-
lutely free from dirt and, IL mixed, 10 per-
fectly blended.
1t Is probable . spice mill will be added
to the Schwabacher plant in the near flu
ture.
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wArnR NAVIGATION At An END.



Save . few who are attempting to get up
Kiondikers to reach Seattle over the wat
ers OF the Upper Yukon. came on the
steamer steam City Of, Of Seattle Capt Cornell.
Ere this river navigation above Dawson
has doubtless closed.
The Seatiie's Klondike passengers thirty
Der ., On the Canadian Development Ssf Com
pany's river steamer Anglican. Reaching
White Horse the Anglican went intuvinser
Ss sfp which % s don. e In foas
or i've. Several times II appeared to be
impossible Tor her to complete the journey.
George ID. Travis. OF Vancouver. one OF the
latest passengers TO leave Dawson, stated
that the Sibyl expected to sail from Daw-
son for White Horse September 50. intend
ing TO return as far down the river as
would do well to even complete the journey
to the White Horse. Following the Sibyi
probably day behind, were the Dora
and Flora, but both expected to 60 into
Horse and Five Fingers.
The Seattles passengers brought no news
from the Klondike additionally interesting
to the advices received from the Dawson
passengers OF the steamers Cottage City
and Humboldt.
The Seattle's interior passengers. notably
John Nice. Steele and w H. r. Jarvis.
came with Atlin advices to October T. Mr.
Steele says mining affairs are Just now
very quiet In the Atlin district. Those who
can conveniently are Fastening out before
cold weather sets In. He thinks not to ex-
coed leo people win winter In the district.
Atlin. Steele regards as a good hydraulic
camp nothing more.
A number OF well known residents Of this
city. notably f. L. Terry. James NJ. Quill
ter, J. II. Shively ard John b. Agen re-
turned on the Seattle Messrs. Terry and
Qutltsr have been prosecuting Alaskan
mining enterprises. the latter in the Attn
district.
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RECEIPTS At ASSAY OFFICE.


The disbursements ~ the Seattle assay
nesee Yesterday for native gold received
wer. ~. 20 S. bringing the paid-for Eold
st,es January ta a total OF tlH.fsss SD 81
The days receipts we're light. the de-
nnst,s not exceeding J. a ounces. How
ever. this siackenins In business is Civ
inx the office force AZ opportunity Ia
r,,an -yY the work and he In readiness
f,r In. last htg shipment Of the Cana
dian Rank Of Commerce. which viii reach
seattle probably sunday by TIE istriTo-
THE exact value os the shipment was
xsv.u Yesterday at fes 90 An sdat-
fional box containing $Ns@ worth es
aust consigned by the same institution
is on the Roanoke
II T Wills. the kfopd!ke banker. paid
the Seattle assay offce compliment
YESTERDAY 'Foar returns have been even
better than we expected" he said as
shows, hx a case which will cite To
asv I received from Mr. Furth- q the
Puget Sound National hank, figures Tor
a Consignment 81 geld that Tire assay
orfsc~ has fast handled for Us The
greatest value We could ges out % shs
I'D ny the closest and most careful rx-
grsnS was tsSa SD ~. but the actual re-
t,lrrs 60 ia from the Seattle assax OF
fse@ are sssl - ae. gain 81 ~. 81 Ard
sar that matter, | have no nssstaney IN
saving that we are better PLEASED With
eur SEATTLE returns than those 81 San
FRA rrisca
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The report current on Wall street and
published In the Post -Intelligencer yester-
day morning to the effect that trafnc
arrangement had been entered into by the
Great Northern and Northern PACING
whereby the Northern Pacific would be al
lowed TO use the Spokane = Northern IN
consideration Of the use by the Great
Northern Of the Northern Pacidc's Wash
ington Central branch. has been the prin-
cipa1 subject discussed In railroad circles
during the past twenty-four hourA
The diapatch. which came over the As
sociated Press wires. 10 not credited In
high official circles. in view Of tho exist
Ing conditions between the two roads. II
II pointed out that II II not more than q
week ago that trouble was promised over
the action of the treasury department In
shutting out the Canadian Pacific from the
Republic camp. which virtually meant q
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! acres improved for II years; s cent
Iaro 10 Seattle. house, outbuiIding4 fruit
etc: good land. present owners too old q
longer cultivate II: ~ 80.
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CLOSE OF THE CONVENTION.
Daptists 81 the Northwest Return q
Their HOmes-Dusy Sessions.

The twelfth annual convention Of the
Baptist churches Of the Northwest was
brought to q close last night.
The convention has been one OF the best
ever held In the state. not alone In point
Of attendance. but In the interest taken.
The attendance comprised delegates from
almost every section where the Baptist
church has found . foothold In the North
west. Representatives from congregations
in Alaska and IN the wilds Of the Northwest
Territory were present and the need OF
more vigorous missionary work way fully
impressed upon the members Of the
churches In the settled states" an the
Alaskan representatives insisted upon call
ing all North America but their own ter
ritory.
The closing work Of the convention was
In the morning when the various commit
tees made their reports, namely. upon ed
ucation. temperance. religious literature,
resolutions and Systematic benevolence.
There was also report from the commit
tee on foreign miseions.
Woman's work was taken up In the at
ternoon session and last night . general
maaa meeting of Raptists and members
OF other Determinations was held Ad-
dresse. were made BY Rey. ?. 9. Rogers.
OF Snohomish. Rev. L. J. Sawyer. Of North
Seattle. and otherA
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me - II II shouid oncs ANA forever sto,
Tacoma.s protests.

me ~ II II shouId once ana forever stop
Taconaa's protests.
Tseena Asking . Denss.
III Tacoma cannot come within 0.ooo
In monsy Of Seattie'R M for the outntting
o. transport. and cannot come within
twenty daya OF the time on the work that
Seattle fixes ~ the hn3t, cannot see
why they insist upon trying 70 do things
they know they cannot do. unless they
think the government at Washington n
willing to give them . bonus, and my ex-
perience has been that our government IL
very much taken up with the old law Of
trade. that Of buying where you can buy
the cheapest. II you ret a good
Seattle, In the shipbuflding line" eontin-
ued Mr.. Moran. was never built up with
an eye single to government contracts.
Such contracts came unexpectedly In
prefer. While Seattle wants all the gov
eminent work II can get. its shipbuiiding
industries. In their expansion and i'm
proyement, are not based. nor were they
built up. on the chance Of 4 war once o.
twice In . century
The onward strides In the shipbuilding
industry In this city have only kept pace