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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Tur6btbare Made an einem
f6mar3en ltnbplo eeubt.

@ins 9spsi&s an bic st. Souls ,9ohs
DiSpat1" iast: Rabs st. 4nns's,
WiH., bat eine aufssbra9ts Bdrseri6aft
isreltas Abeno ben Nessr Soc 2sFore
ssfansen senommen, Der ssfdnbie mar.
,uiammsn nit Bob 4nosrion am porber.
ssbenosn Nbenb in bas 6aus bon s. $.
8ambria su st. Slnne'S einsebrunBen
su iein, Srau 9ambria unb bersn bier
8inber sefehelt. 6eperbetten aui bisislbsn
ssbduft, Oarauf Del sesohen unO oann
Oas 8an3e an8sslncet su baben. gDdb.
reno bic 5lammen aamdbli@ baS 9auS
usrssbrten, hablen bic S6ufte, mas iie
erpliben fonnten. 2sfIore puroe an
einsn pfubI ssbunbsn uno Isbsnois Der.
brannt. Bob Inberion psrbrannte nur
lbeiIneiie, neil man ibn auf srbaItsne
Wittbeilunsen, bic ibn tts;Iiusiis snt.
laiteten, ben 5lammen entrib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Sunmpre.

- Die Sun6amente Der Ssibsnfabrif
uno bes Shulsebduoss an 9broOp Str.
iinc fertis unD nit bem Oberbau 1T bes
eonnen tporbsn.
= Daniel 2ansforb bon Npple Stra.
be, uls SanpIunser in Der Mt. Bleaiant
Mine in SpOe Bart anseitsat, purbe am
Donneritas gla4t, oils er einsn Barren
bsluo, burb cine @aSerploiion in bbier
Dsiis am 8opfs uno ben Sdnbsn Der.
brannt; per bic grplOion psruriabte,
II nibt betannt.
- Die beige Seusrtpebr bate ss
frdb am WlontasUlorsen NIT brsi8rdnoen
su tbun. 8uerit tpurbep bic bIrren
8Idttsr i'm Osutiden fatb. 5risbbofe ent.
Sdnbst uno brannten fiir furse 3sit luitie.
bann CABS einen unbebeutenosn 8rano
in elmer Quite i'm .,pat4" uno sulebi
brannte oas 9eratbsbauS beS 2aurel
Sia 9ariss nisber. Der S4absn mar
IN feinem Sale BON 8elan8.
- GbarIes, Elm Sobn bes Webgsrs
q. W. goiter, trieb am Donneritae elm
@sipann Bfsrbe bic Ri6mont StraBs
bsrab uno poqte sbsn @uibinston Ipe'
nue. treusen, oils Elm elettrii6sr 8abnpa'
gen oaHelbs traf, nobel zines 70 i6limm
Uon ben Rdbsrn seri6nitten ipurbe. cus
man es eri6ieben muBte bas anosre
pfsro erbieIt einen perlsBten Sub, bod
potter sntfam unperlest. Ser porbers
lbeiI beS 8abnpasenS tpurbe einseorddt.
bod Der WOtormann niht psrleBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
SaS xhal abpdrts.

TallDr.-Die bisiise SduI.8ebbr6s
bat oben auf bem 8erse on 8rope Strabe
pier Cots ertporben, auf bsnen elm neues
Sdulsebdube erribtst perOen ioa. Die
Sage II cine lebr blbibe.- &nabe
nomenS Sreobie Smith entsin8 Wontae
4benb nit 9ioib bem Sdidiale, bon els
mem Strabcnbabnpasen Gberfabren su
iperoen, uno nur benz Nuffanssappnrat
fam man es banfen, oaB er nit elni8en
Strammen enttum. m.-Srl. 8ate s5mborff
uno Serr Sobn Huiibad, spei bsfunnte
iun8e 2eute uniereS Stdotbens, iino am
Samitue Nnbmiltus in ctr Wobnuns
Der 8rauteltern an GapIor StruBe burd
Boiior 4bolpb Weber bon oer beutiden
epun. @emeinbe su einem slIdIiden Gbes
paar einseieenet iporben; Der GeremOnie
folste elm Sotseitsidmaus. - Wm. $
Jhdolas. elmer unierer eeabteiten iun'
ger WGnner, erlae am Samitaa in Der
glternpobnuns on Storr Strabs mad
elmer 3ranfbeit bon orei Wphen ber
9uussnentsdnonns uno purbe am Diens'
tag i'm Soreit Some Srieobofe beeroiet.
-Sn Der bsuti6en protsifantiiden
airde funo seitern 9lldmittus um 2 llbr
bic Srauun8 beS Serrn Sobn 4pIanalp
nit SRI. Barbara SuesIer BON Olb Sorse
i'm Selieln elmer sroben NreunbsSibaar
itatt. Den Gieupermdblten unieru @liid'
tpunid. Gin peitereS Banr 1T bier
DIenitue Ibenb in ben gbeitanb setreten,
nsmIi6 Serr @eorse SObns unO SRI.
9tsttie &obIer. Sodter BON Serrn uno
Srau WelhiOr 8obler bon Renbbum.
Die Geremonie fanb in Der W. y. 8irde
ituit unb bas iunse Buar trat am sIeiden
9lbeno cine Sodseitsreiie on.
- Der 9eremann 8inOlbo StaIpbia
tpurbe eeiisrn in bsr @onneq @rube su
OIo 5orse ourb Sprensitdde idwer Usrs
Iebt, aIs er nadieben ipOllte, tparum eine
pprbereitete Sprensuns nidt Ios8ebe.
Better, ber llidbrise Sobn bsS
Soiepb Wpnn bon Durpea, beeab fid
am 9Onneritas nit mebreren 8umerubsn
auf bis9uiianienIeie. iie iprunsen idmmt'
lid bel Gonnel's BREEDER auf einen 2ar'
rem unb 0pnn, Der spiihen Spei beriel'
ben ftanb. perIor ieinen SaIt, fieI berab
unb puroe iberfubren uno iofort Bst6btet.
- Der in Der 8iqiam VI. Dtine su
9urpea anseiteqts Niner Aoam Morim
tpuroe am Sonntae, an einem Sbaoel'
brub leiOeno, benz 2adapanna SOipltal
tlbetiiibrt; man nabm eine Operation
Dor, Die ibm @rleidtsruns i6uffte. gr
erbIelt feline 8erleBuns ourd einen Steins
lpurf ieitenS bsS GreibsrfnabenS &Ihaib
Siblep, ais er iib nit ceiem itrItt.
- Ser Subrmann gbparb 8uHurb
BON Diooiic ipurbe am Sreitae Nbeno in
ielnem 98aeen liesenb aufsefunOen unc
,uerit elaubte man, bub er betrunten iel !;
er puroe beimeebradt uno itarb am
5amitae Natmittas. Seine Srau mar
Der Ulelnuns, ouB er einen Shlusanial
erbalten bate. bod cine pom Coroner
uOrsenOmmene unteriu6uns er8ab, oab
Der 8ruitfnoben, iieben H,ppen uno bic
2sber sebrOden iparen. iopie uud. o0b
2uneen uno !SerS seridunben tparen. 81
nimmt an, taB iein 8usen ibn iiberfubr
unb 70 idIimm psrIsBie, bsrief uber bod
@eidpotene, um ben Sail ndber gu er'
foriden. glm Dientas 4beno ertldyten
bic @eidporsnen, baB Bufarb auf ibnen
unbefannte Weiie su 2ooe 8ebrIdt
muIbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
au6 benz cberen xbaIe.
(Ar&baIb Gprrtippnbsn,.)

-Senrp Brobit bon Irdbalb iiarb
am Diontas unb ipurbe sefern beeroist.
= 8Op Simpler. Der am borIebten
DlittpO& 70 i4Iimm in Der 8. & $.
Dline su Sermpn berlebt tpurbe, erlas
am Donnerifa8 ben 8eilebunesn.
-SObn 6. @ia bon griceburs fisI
am Wontae iiber ben Sobnion 9riidsn.
bod bsrab uno trus idUere 8erIesunsen
oapOn iein @isI. Der su sIei6er 3eit nit
fieI, paro ausenblidIi& set6btet.
- gm Sonntag 9ta1t gerietb bic
Sdmieoe uno BauibreinertpsrfhGtie bes
.. & 5. Sre6erS su Ssrmpn in 8runb
unb Suerit bieB es, OaB eS Oer BREEDER
ielbit mar. Sin 4Iarm purbe eeseben
uno Der 8ranb fonnte nit $500 S1aben
beipdltt8t tperoen, obne ben BREEDER su
beribren.
- Gin rufiif6er Grst namsns Soiepb
DiiscOUib bon OIppbunt, oer an S9psr.
mutbsanfdQen leibet unb bel gintritt
elmer eerieIben hets su 8stdubuneSmit'
.eln 8uflu6t ersreift. nabm am Gons
neritag Ibeno elne Su srOBe Doiis, bic
belnabe einen abidluB ieineS 2ebens sur
6cIse batte. @r purbe mad bem 9ada'
ipanna SOfpital sebraGt, mo isin 3utanb
ais sefdbrli4, aber boifnunsspOa be.
jsi6net tpuroe.
- Ser II Sabre aIte Sames WcSaIe
bon ELEPHANT tpuroe am Dienfag 70
i6lImm auf Der fIeinen @iienbabn Der.
lebt, auf tpel6er 8oblen bon bem @rafp
Sslano gum $50. 3 BREEDER bsf6rberi
werben, baB er furs nadbsr farb; sr
mar 3ur 5eit NIT elmer &oppeluns beitdf.
tlst, ais er ausslitt unb stpli9en bic
&arren fisl, bic Jpn so Sub i1Ieppten
unb ieinen &opf unb 3Drper idauSerbaft
seroriidten; in Elm paar Winutsn CAB er
Den 8eiit nuf.
(GarbpnbaIt GprrsIpUabsni.)
= Ser 9ermania @siunsberein nabm
am Dlontas Gbenb an einsm Gonserte
in Sdo SCRANTON ibeiI un6 Ieste nit leis
men SOrtrdsen gbre elm.
- Rube 8uibpid, auf Der SonesbaIe
8ueisbabn, fubr seftern Elm Bafasier.
aug in cine Insabl Barren, tpOburb bic
Gofomotpe tbeiItpeiie bsmolirt, aber ME.
mano berlebt tuurbe.
Sobn Sutton. Elm Inssite[tsr Der
2ranB Brauerei, erblelt am Samfae
beim Durhbrennen Der Yfsrbe bas rebte
Sein dberfabren unb suerf bsfdrdtste
man, ,baB eS amputirt perben mIbts,
bod selans es. bic sebrobenen 2noden
nit Drabt suiummen su sieben unb es
piro lbm ipabribelnli6 erbaltsn bIsiben.
= superintendent 8obsrt Garter bonn
D. & 8. &obIen. Department fiel am
5reitae Nbenb bon einem 25 5ub boben
@srlf beim @oaIbroof BREEDER. eine es.
brodene Siifte uno Sdnitte am &opfs
erbalteno; er mar beiinnuneslos, ais
man ibn aufbob unb bab er niht IebenS.
sefdbrIi6e 8erlebunesn bapontrus, IN
elm Wunoer. Garter erIas ieinen 8er'
Iebunsea am Sonnta9 Radmittas, inoem
er einen 8Iutfurs bes @sbirns erbieIt.
- Sin am Srsitas Radmittas ent.
tunbeneS Ssusr in bsr Dobnun8 bss
aloam Suide su SOreit Gitp. bel ,.9Iu.
sins Stump, seritbrte bieies unb au6
elm unOsres auf berieIben Got ftebenOes
9stduOe poaitdnbis. ba es an @aRer
maneeIte unb Der g8inb sur 3eit fart
bIies; beibe Sduier paren nsu unb ber
SerIuit 1T nur burb eine fleine Ser.
ii6eruns tbsiIipeiie sebedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26

-Gm Sonntas brannte i'm 9eiddfts'
tbeiIs BON Soutb Chicago Elm 9ebduoes
persf ab. 0ubei trussn StpDlf Bericnsn
8erleBunssn bapon. Ser Serluf bee
trd8t sl20, 1000.
- Mm Sonntas traf 6as 81. Sopa'
Resiment, 764 Wann unb 46 Officiere
sdblenb, nit benz Iransportoampfer
Senator aus WaniIa in San Sran'
cisco elm.
- @s tpirb bsidr6iet, baB bic 8sulsn'
psit mad luero unb GoIebo in Spanien
einssi9Ieppt pOrosn 1T, mo eins unbs'
ftimmbars 8ranfbsit auseebro6en 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Yctcr Stipp,
MaarermeiitGr HRb @OatraftOr,
327 8aibiastOn Ibenne,

ee9cnhbsr oem 6taot9sbduos,
iibernimmt al, in sas Waurerfad eiuidIagsn.
ben arbsittu uuo Ilsfsrt Gstersburssr blaus
une Bst Rountoin esIbe Rouerfteins uno
aebroheue Stsius fur GemsutboSsn in Ssllsrn
aaa allen sbsiItn Der etuOt fhnsar rub bilisf
~ SsIspbOus Ro. 1854.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Wtit permanenten
3ubern

IN Der Ride unb puaRGHbisn ginri&tuua fir
Yalisrbsijuns, pirb eT Waltiaa BON itinsu
Strsdsn btraubt. Disis !3ubr, NIT ppIIlfGu.
etstn Vsrbinbunssn, fSnntn nit asrinatn 30.
lttn etngsislIi peIpen. Grfabrsus uue tiidptias
arbsittI lpun bic plumbing 2lrbtit unb itpSr
gut nnlsrt Inetifsltsn matfn ises arbsit lu
sinsm Grfos
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26

Die auiialenbifen SsiIunsen bon
ScrofsIn. bic man fennt. limb mittelii
6oob'S Sarinpdriaa ersielt. DieieS
Wittsl iubt ieines 9Ieiben bel Slut'
trunfbeiten. 9ruu6t nar Soob's
Suob's Pillen iino nit Der SlnO se'
ma6t uno p6lte sleib on 8rDbe unb
@epiht. 25 GsntS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-09
HOnoipu Freed.

BY Geographic order of the Treasury
Department yesterday the schooner
Honoipu. which bottom and cargo had
been confiscated by the Government on
her arrival from Honolulu a few days
ago, was released with a fine of s25.
This was brought about through repre-
sensations made to Washington by tel
egraph through Collector Jackson by
Customs Broker Fred. Harper, acting
for the owners. He showed that the
" through the ignorance of the GUS
toms collector at Sitka and of the
American Consul at Honolulu. The
fact was not brought out, however, that
primarily the difficulty arose through
the wish of the vessels owners to avoid
pilotage of about $50, which they
would have had to pay if the Honoipu
had cleared for Honolulu via Sitka.
Honolulu is still a foreign port. Yes
sells clearing for foreign ports must
pay pilotage. The Honoipu took out
coasting papers merely and sailed for
Killissinoo, near Sitka, to take on a
load of fish guano from the cannery
refuse dumps there. At Sitka the GUS
toms representative allowed her to
proceed to the Islands, in spite of her
coastwise papers, and at Honolulu
the Consul made no change in her pa
pers. In this case the vessel is worth
$4,000 and her cargo $4,000, all of
which was risked by the owners, it is
alleged, to save a pilotage pittance.
AS soon as the order of release was
received the Honoipu, which had dis
charged at the refinery, went to the
seawall to reload for Honolulu.-San
Francisco Chronicle, September l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-09
WHARF AND WAVE.

The schooner Kauikeaouli sails on
next Monday with lumber for Wahia-
wa plantation
The ship Emily F. Whitney, with
400 tons of rock ballast, sailed for
Newcastle yesterday.
The United States army transport
City of Puebla sailed for Manila yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock.
The bark Antiope, which arrived
from Iquique on July 3, will probably
get away for the Coast next week.
The Kona-Kau steamer Nauna Loa
arrived in port shortly before noon yes
>terday with the usual cargo of Kau SUI
gar and Kona live stock and a large
list of passengers.
The American barkentine George G..
Perkins is at Hilo, having arrived there
on September ?, % days from Tacoma.
with 496.395 feet of lumber and 255
bundles of lath for the Hilo Mercantile
Company. Captain Mas reports fine
weather and light winds on the voy-
age.
PANAMA, August 29.-Advices from
Guatemala state that the agency of the
Kosmos line of steamers has made the
announcement here that the steamer
Tanis, leaving Hamburg on September
Is, will inaugurate a service TO San
Francisco in competition with the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company.
Hall Brothers, whose yards are at
Port Ludlow, have just launched two
fine four-masted schooners, chriStened
the WinSlOw and the William H.
Smith, and have on their ways another
to be known as the Lottie b. They
are getting out the timbers for four
maSted schooner on plans similar to
those of the Mary E. Foster, whose
Honolulu owners are the buyers. The
new vessel will be used for coaSting
and island trade.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2.-Mate-
rails for building the big freight steam
er Californian are all on hand at the
Union Iron Works, and the keel will
be laid in few days. She will be the
largest vessel ever built on this Coast
for mercantile purpose. The Cali
fornian will ply between the Hawaiian
Islands, San Francisco and New York
for the American and Hawaiian
Steamship Company. The American
and the Hawaiian are two other steam
ships which are now being built for
the company on the Delaware river.
The bark Annie Johnson cleared
from San Francisco August 80 for HO-
nolulu with general merchandise car
go. Among the principal shipments
were the following: 2,Ss5 gals wine, 65
pkgs railroad material, 3 cs dry goods.
$500 feet lumber, 100 cs salmon, AZ
SKIS middlings, SOS SKIS bran. 1.75S bales
hay, 1,20O bdls shingles. 1876 pkgs gro
ceries and provisions, 81 cs canned
goods, 1.571 ctls barley, 27S cs hard
ware, 365 lbs lard, $4,000 lbs rice, GA
ctls oats, 1911 SCI lbs rolled barley, $50
bbls flour, 10 cylinders ammonia, 4
COWS, It's lbs dried fruits, 100 bxs paste.
so bbls clay, 1000 SKIS bran, So cs
canned goods, ~ mules, 1 horse, 420
lbs chocolate, $50 SKIS middlings, ~ cs
hardware.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-09

Kipahulu, s135; Kona, $40; Maunalei,
Sill; McBryde, assessable, Si; Nc
Bryde, paid up, s21; Nahiku, 81; Oahu,
paid up, $3.50; Ookala, s23; Olaa, as
sessable, .35; Olaa, paid up, So; Olo-
walu, S165; Paia, $500; Pioneer, $3.50:
Waialua, assessable, S107.50; Wanna
nalo, $3.50; InterIsland S. y. Co,
$3.50: Hawaiian Electric Co, 5000; Ho-
nolulu Rapid Tran. & Land Co, $50;
Kona Kau T. & T. Co, Ltd, So. 80;
Oahu R. & L. Co, $3.50; Honolulu
Brewing & Mailing Co, $40.
Outside Sales Reported
McBryde, paid up, $40; % McBryde. as
sessable, s4.05: 26 Olaa, .35; 100 Kama
10. S135: % Kihei, Sc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-09

Session Sales-Morning Session
Seven hundred and fifty Olaa, 80; 5
Waialua, paid up, $3.50; Waialua, as
sessable, 500; 10 Kona, assessable,
$29; 80 Olaa, paid up, $13.
Afternoon SesSion-Thirty Olaa,
paid up, $13; 34S Kihei, assessable, So;
SO Olaa, assessable, 80; % Honokaa,
1872; 100 Kihei, Sc. S. 80.
Outside Sales Reported-Two hun
dred and fifty Kihei, $3.50; $50 Kihei,
$5.S71a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-09
HAWAIIAN STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu, H. l., Sept. s, 1899.

Honolulu, H. l., Sept. s, 1899.
Bid-Ewa, 500; Hawaiian Sugar Co.,
$2225 so; Honokaa, $31; Haiku, $245;
Kihei, $3.50; McBryde, 1895; Oahu, as
sessable, $122.5O; Oahu, paid up, $173;
Ookala, Splits; Olaa, assessable, .2712;
Olaa, paid up, $12; Pioneer Mill, $3.50;
Mutual Telephone, SIS; Honolulu
Brewing and Mailing Co., $3.50; Oahu
r. & L. Co. bonds, sos.
Asked-Ewa, $27; Hawaiian Agricul-
tural, $500; Hawaiian Com. & Sug. Co.,
SOL; Hawaiian Sugar Co., 1925; Homo
mu, $40; Kamalo, $1.1O; Kihei, 1928;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-09
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2.-The sa

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2.-The sail
ing of the transport Warren is set for
today at o'clock. 1t is possible that
she may be held until tomorrow. Six
hundred recruits for new volunteer
regiments raised in the Philippines
slept on board the Warren last night.
Five hundred and fifty recruits for
regular regiments will go on board
this morning The Leelanaw, with 200
horses, will also sail today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-09

The steamer Kauai will leave fol
Hanalei and Kalihiwai on Monday aft
ernOOn at 5 o'clock.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-09

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-09

THAT was dendish crime committed
by the Negro brute, Coleman, at Mays.
willie. ny, but the white 6snds displayed
. state Of barberism more horrible than
the inquisitlon when they tortured and
harmed him at the stake. Little child
rem were encouraged in piling timber
upon the eharred remains Of the brute.
Such things will come back in after
years with intensity, to the community
that encourages them, in the form OF de.
generates who will delight in fiendish
murder. Coleman suffered the worst tor,
ture imaginable at the hands Of white
mob whose crime 10 blacker than his skin
ever was. Punish the guilty. bFutes by
hanging II you will, but do not cOmHiit
tortnres beneath the lowest barbarians.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-09
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The message will strike the trusts, the
single gold standard advocates and those
who believe in imperialism. as an able,
carefully written and comprehensive
document. Its unqualified endorsement
Of the single gold standard is in contrast
with the presidents numerous DECLARE
tions in former years, and is not in keep
ing with the declaration OF his party in
favor OF free coinage with the consent of
England. His proposal to give the sec
rotary OF tie treasury power to issue un-
limited amounts Of bonds, il enacted into
law, will place too much power in the
hands Of one Dlan, who, we're he :on-
trolled by Wall street, might easily place
the sharks in q position TO make millions
ut the expense OF the people. The state.
Inent that We are at peace with all ma
tons seems inconsistent with the facts
that G0.OO0 troops are in the field, that
10000 more are doing garrison duty, and
that the military and naval branch Of
our public service is costing more than
all other departments combined. The
recommendations for legislation that
will result IN an extension Of our msr
chant marine is timely and to the point.
At we are to become colony-ow
government our own shipping interests
should he encouraged anil we must adopt
" Tree trade policy. The statement re-
Rarding legislation for tho suppression
Of the trusts will not Le taken seriously
ia the face Of experience with the sher.
man antitrust law, which is a Republi.
can measure. The subject Of ship ca
nal through Nicaragua or at some other
point, ono Of the most important ones
tions 70 the Pacific coast. is dismissed by
II single statement OF its necessity. The
presidents statement regarding Cuba
viii certainly meet the approval Of all
people opposed TO imperialism; vet his
position toward Cuba seems insincere
when compared with his views on the
Philippine question. IN one he fayors
Independence, in the other n colonial
government which is the reverse Of in /
Better government TOR
Alaska, Hawaiian Islands and Porto
tico 10 recommended
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-09

LATE arrivals from WSrdner inform Us
OF the fact that ON Thanksgiving day the
last OF the federal prisoners at the Kel,
logg military prison were released; that
the buildings are being torn down and
removed to Osborn. the location of q
winter post being at that place, the post
to be two companies strong. Everything
is quiet at the mines. for which the eiti-
zens and taxpayers OF Shoshone county
should thank Governor SIeunenberg and
Bartlett Sinclair, whose firm stand for
law and order brought about the quiet
which now reigns.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-09
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