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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-09
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Snoiana.

Otter OF baue lsuet Ipttelis iammen
"a aur ION Mano Os none sr Sobn os
Wlrp BabIaff / "a Borts bob meo fun
nogIe tua timers Wsusmrum. Bee9e
par foot / ben Jam ne 9anosbp i Brtus=
len, quit ueu 1912 og Wlnoen | 1914.
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promptly called him to order, saying that
the department officials at Washington
were experts In that line and ala not heed
any suggestions from us
The committees were not ready TO re-,
port at noon, and the convention ADJOURNED
until o'clock.
At the afternoon session the committee
on membershIp recommended that the
name OF the association be Tine Texal
Postmasters' association" and that all
postmasters and clerks Of whatever desig
natlen in the postoffices be eligible 10
membership. Adopted. 49,,
The committee on resolutions reporleu
resolutions of thanks TO y. II, X. Green
W. H. Atwell OF Dallas. Inspectors nam
ilton and Fisher and RailWay man oup p.a
intendent Roberts for interest," Iuaniie .
by their attendance and other resoiutioh'
OF minor importance. ,..o
Dallas was selected for the next place
OF meeting. ,..s.
The following officers we're elected
President, W. B. Brush OF Ausun, nrs.'
second and third vice presidents W. "a.
Maggie OF Denison, J. w Bell OF beeNiiie
and X. d. Hunter OF Whitney IN tne
order named secretary and treasurer
Marshall Smith of Brownwood' asslstan'
secretary, Miss Carrie Hake OF isyiof'
The executive committee consists o. ohe
member from each district as ioIpms'
First district. Seth q. Strong OF fous
ton, second district, II. o. wilson OF MAJ
shall; third district, c. e. Lewis OF iyier .
fourth district. w. 7. Black OF Moupl
Pleasant: nth district, w. 7. Ramsaaie
OF Denton; sixth district, w. NJ hea''
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AN AGREEMENT REACHED.
Wnac Scale of the Tin Plate Work.
ers Has Been Settled.

Chicago. July l3-The officers of the
American Tinplate association and of the
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Sheet Work
ers, who have been in daily conference for
the past two weeks over the question OF
wages for the tin workers employed by
the American Tinplate company. agreed on
a scale today. The scale, which was signed
by the tinplate officials and the amalga-
mated association committee, grants "a
straight increase OF Is per cent. The in
crease takes effect July |. The wage scale
as adopted is to be the minimum scale for
the year ending June 90 1900 The agree
ment OF last night basing the scale on
bars instead Of billets, was abandoned at
today's session. the scale adopted being
based on s4.24 as The selling price OF a
100 pound box of coke tinplates On each
10 cents increase In the price per box 2
per cent advance will be paid, while for
each 10 cents decrease deduction OF 2
per cent Will be made.
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THE VISION.

The moon, slender silver horn.
CLEANS on the rosy baldrieked MORN
And milky white, the mists below
From frosty fields are rising SLOW
And with a rapture as OF spring
The thrushes In the treetops sihg'
Tbs waiting world is very still
psfore that vision on the hill,
That vision that Is never old
OF morning with her bow oil goia'
Aad in the golden leash the sun
Leaping with eagerness to run
m hark, the silver horn is blown.
Tee ~itchery Is round me thrown
saw n touch the mornings lips
Held In her rosy finger tips.
The world is very still to near
That fairy music faint and ciesr.
nat ia' Ingram Crockett
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
A CRITICAL SITUATION.
There Are Persistent Rumors Of Spanish
Cabinet Crisis.
THE GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO YIELD.
The Queen Regent Has Given Two
Million Pcsctns to Assist
sri Finances.

Madrid, July l3.-The cabinet today,
after u long discussion, accepted the offer
of the queen regent to assist the finances
of the country by giving UP another 2,ooo
900 pesetas from the civil list.
Senior Silvella. the premier, had a pro-
traoted conference today with the leaders
OF the opposition who desire the con-
sideration OF the budget proposals post
poned until October At late hour a
cabinet council was called TO consider the
situation. ana 1t is still In progress when
this dispatch is sent.
There are persistent rumors of cabi-
net crisis, the minister of finance refusing
10 yield to the demands " the opposition.
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POSTMASTERSORGANIZ
All Employees Of Postoffces Are Eligible
for Membership.
FULL SET OF OFFICERS WERE ELECTED
Several Technical Subjects Wer,
Discussed, but ECONOMY" Was
Barred from the List.

Waco, Texas. July 13.-The postmasters
completed their labor this afternoon and
adjourned to meet next year in Dallas.
The forenoon session was featureless. the
time being taken up in the discussion of
questions affecting the conduct of the
nostoffice, such as How to Regulate
opening Letters by Mistake" Should the
Charges Be Increased on Second Glass
Mail Natter" How Best to Handle
Newspaper Mall and kindred subjects
The question OF economy in the manage
ment of postoffices was touched upon by
one Of the speakers, but Chairman Clifford
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p1G FIRE NEAR Ell PAso.

Believed Great Smelling WORKS arc
Being Destroyed.
Ell Paso. Texas. July 14.-At 3 O'CLOCK
This morning the great smelling plant OF
the Consolidated Kansas City Smelling ana
Refining company. three miles from this
city, seems to be on fire and no telephone
message can be gotten from there Inc
fire department of this city is leaving for
che scene of the confiagration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
CAPE PARLIAMENT.
Quite Likely to Develop Some Excit-
iuH Scenes.

Quite Likely to Develop Some Excit-
ing scenes.
Cape Town, July The Cape parlia-
ment viii open tomorrow and exciting
scenes are anticipated, owing 10 the atti-
tudc of the premier. w. T. Shreiner. OF
the Transvaal question. large number
of opposition members favor his impeach-
ment
In the meantime the Airikauder party
is working up n pro- Boer agitation ana
doing its utmost in this direction. An at
tempt TO hold loyalist meeting at Wor-
cester this evening was frustrated by the
Afrikanders. who precipitated dsgraceful
scenes, forcibly dragging the loyalist
speakers from tho platform and eSpeliing
tbom from the hall amid jeers and In
suits. 1t is reported that several Dutch
members of the legislature participated.
The publication OF the text Of the Trans
vaal franchise law, now being debated at
Pretoria, has accentuated the bitterness
between the two elements. The military
authorities here are purchasing Lorses,
mules and wagons and preparing TO lor-
ward supplies to Kimberly.
Pretoria, July 1S,--The volksraad today
adopted the preamble Of the franchise law,
which declares the necessity exists for the
Immediate adoption OF the law, thus avoid
ing the three months previous publication
required by the constitution. The dis
cussion of tho articles OF law is now In
progress.
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TO AID TEXAS FLOOD SUFFERERS
Mass Meeting Held at Washington
to RINSE Fnnds.

Washington, July ia we'll attended
mass meeting was held here tonight for
the purpose of raising funds for the relief
of the Texas flood sufferers. Pension Com
missioner Evans presided and addresses
were made by Assistant Secretary Brig
ham, who promised the active cooperation
with the department assisting the afflicted
farmers by District Commissioner Wight
and Rev. Tolliver, colored, of Texas Rep
resentatives of labor unions promised sub
stantial assistance from unions throughout
the United States and committees were APP
nointed to solicit aid. District Commits
sioner Wight will serve as chairman of the
subscriptions committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
SAMOAN GERMAN CONSUL.
Herr Rose Arrived ut Washington
unexpectedly.

Washington July 1S,-Herr Rose. the
German consul general at Samoa during
the recent exciting events there, arrived
in Washington unexpectedly today and
reported to the German embassy. Ambas-
ssdor Holleben accompanied Herr Rose
to the state department and presented MN
TO Secretary Hay and Assistant Secretary
Hin. This gave an opportunity for
rather extended conference on Samoan
affairs, In the course of which Herr Rose
defended his course during the troubiouS
DAYS of last spring and explained his view
OF many of the incidents IN which he ana
Admiral Kdutz and the various other Of
firlals at Samoa were concerned.
Herr Rose will remain here for several
dsys before going to Berlin. His visit to
Washington is said to have no special
Significance. Herr Rose brought word
that the work of tho commission might
be prolonged beyond the 11th instant,
when they had hoped to sail on the Bad
ger.
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Berlin. July l3.-The Reicitsranzeigef
publishes decree issued by DR.. Struck
mann, president OF the Rhine province at
Aix-La- Chapelle prohibiting the importa-
tion OF fresh beef.
The decree, which is similar TO the reg
ulation adopted by the oldenburg govern
ment. Is due to the fact that, Belgium
having again permitted the importation
OF live cattle from the United States for
slaughter, the meat found its way across
the Belgian frontier into Germany In con-
travention OF the existing law against
such importations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
Otis WANTS Horsen.

Washington, July ia dispatch has
been received from General Otis requesting
that there be sent to the Philippines $500
horses in order that brigade OF cavalry
may be organized for use at the end Of
the rainy season. General Otis has tfiea
the horses of Manila and nearby ceun-
tries, but none Of them seem TO be ayeil,
able for cavalry. 1t is the 'nt'nnon OF
Secretary Ager TO have the mounts oaie-
fully selected and he thinks that animals
from the Southern States, not 100 neaVy'
but tough and why, win be the best.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
The nritI.h Concluded Their cas'

Paris, July 13-sir Richard Webster
attorney general of Great Britain. COM
pleted his presentation Of the British side
OF the Venezuelan boundary case today
During his remarks he said II would De
death blow TO arbitration II tno courts
sanctioned such claims as those advanced
by Venezuela, as 1t would In fact imply
that an unsupported claim amounted TO
title.
The meeting was then adjourned to
Wednesday next.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
TWO SHIPS ED.
hnny of the Crew Are said to Hav
Pcrisbed,

Perth, Australia, July 13.-The British
ship Carlisle Castle was lost in storm
yesterday off Rockingham. The crew per-
ished.
The Carlisle Castle. Captain Lindsay,
was Of 1874 tons net register. She left
Clyde March p for Fremantle, near Perth,
Australia. She was built at London IN
1868.
Tho British ship City of York was
wrecked off Rothncst Island. Seven of her
crew were saved. but the captain and
eleven men are missing.
The City of York, Captain Jones, sailed
from san Francisco April 10 for Fireman.
tie. near Perth. She was built at Glas-
gov In 1869 and was 1867 tons net regis
ter.
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MINING RESTRICTIONS REMOVED.
British Intending to Force u Settle
mont Win Ernncc.

St. Johns, n. f., July 13.-Another evil
dence OF the British determination to
force a speedy settlement of the French
shore question was afforded by the action
of the colonial legislature last night In
passing bin granting mining leases along
tho shore,
NJ. Morine, minister of finance in NOV
ing the passage OF the bill, said he expect
ed that within a few months all restric-
lions upon the mining operations along
the coast would be removed by the British
government.
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nent Chnrge nate BilI.

Lopdon. July IA. 4 a. m.--The house OF
commons In committee held an all night
session over the 1.-THE rent charge bill
The second reading was carried on June
20 by a majority OF Sl7 TO 346, The gov
eminent forced the clauses through by
means OF cloture. The bill finally passed
o'clock.
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OF Dallas; seventh district. T. ]. Darling
Of Temple: eighth district. Mise Lyman OF
stephenyille; ninth district, shaffer of
Georgetown; tenth district. II. G. Hlllg
Of La Grange; eleventh district. julius
Hensy OF Corpus Christi; twelfth district,
DR.. G.. c. Clifford OF San Antonio: thir-
teenth district. Mrs. Morrow of Abilene.
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De naval transport Badger, which car
the Samoan commission to Samoa,
san for home with the commission
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

Is understood that Captain William
Eall OF the First artillery has been Sc
pea as lieutenant colonel of the new
|enty-sixth volunteer infantry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

ae naval transport Badger, which car
the Samoan commission to Samoa.
san for home with the commission
bard.
To representations have been made to
state department as reported from
e.orla' touching the reported intention
Amellcan citizens in the Transvaal to
come British citizens in order to avoid
pFessment to the Boer army.
mere have been enlisted in the volun-
regiments 79l men. AS the recruiting
all been done at the regular stations
result is considered very good at the
department.
IaArles G. Dawes, comptroller of the
rency, has resigned the Office of treas
Oh the Lafayette memorial commits
because OF his inability in the press
oi oihcial duties. to supervise the sale
ue 100000 OF souvenir coins.
ne tota! customs receipts from all
IN Porto Rico for the week ended
IN, were $1,000. The total receipts
o' fourteen weeks ended July ! were
40. Inc average weekly received for
'ourteen weeks named is $50, sos.
&c secretary of the navy has received
hr S.s, from an American citizens. who
ina. chapel In Mexico. for 100
n nus OF metal from the battleship Maine
winch to cast a bell for the chapel.
pedient. e'""'eu Il io'nu 70 NC
rh.,
adaa assistant Postmaster General
ttina today promulgated q ruling per-
lug the enclosure of coin receptacles
subscription ss purposes with all second
VII, tu-ciass main matter. Their mail
4 h publications under the usual rate
e'oiore been refused.
u, seriminations VIII be Made.
ssninston. July 1s,-some perplexing
.Ona nave arisen in connection with
AFRO proposed order admitting to Cuba free
asr s nish-bred cattle. In drafting the
sDs ps,oylsion was made to include cat
untry 'ai,y adapted to the climate and
hs In order that a nrensdent nav
es established to Special tariff aaysn.
Az CUBA, the order was fnaiIy issred
''ey Of origin. na'ion as 10 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, July 13.-General Brooke
pies from Havana news of the death OF
p soldiers from yellow fever at Santiago,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

70 representations have been made to
STATE department as reported from
e!oria' touching the reported intention
american citizens in the Transvaal to
Eome British citizens in order to avoid
|p'essment to the Boer army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

(exas postmasters appointed today:
ecken Comal county. Adolph Bremers;
fydon, Chambers county, Ross S. ster-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

The comptroller of the currency has re-
|ved si7l.69 from the State of Texas as
contribution towards the erection OF the
2morial statue of Lafayette at Paris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

mere have been enlisted in the volun-
regiments 79l men. AS the recruiting
AZ been done at the regular stations
result is considered very good at the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-20
NOTICES..
sHERIFFs SALEM cHANcERY OF NE


sHERIFFs SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between Ruth simpkins. complainant, and
Charles A. Lewis ct ais. defendants.
Fl ia. For Sale Of Mortgaged Premises.
ReturnabIe February Term 1900.
Robert NJ. Boyd, Jr.. Solicitor.
By virtue OF the above stated writ, to me
directed and delivered. I shall sell by public
vendue. at r. G.. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room. No. Al Montgomery street, Jersey City.
on
THURSDAY, the twenty-frst day of Deem
Der, A.. d. 1899,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the follow
ing described land and premises, with the ap-
purtepances, being the same described in said
writ. that is to say.
and premises hereinafter particularly describ-
ed, situate, lying and being in the City Of
Jersey City, in the County of Hudson and
State of New Jersey, beginning at a point
on the southerly side of st. Paul's avenue,
distant thirty feet and seventy-dve one-hun-
by the intersection of the easterly line OF
Gernlania avenue with the southerly line of
St. Pauls avenue; thence running easterly
fifteen feet and forty-1ve one-hundredths Of
a foot along st. Pauls avenue; and thence
running southerly and part of the distance
parallel with Germania avenue ninety feet and
fifteen one-hundredths Of a foot; and thence
running westerly and nearly parallel with ST.
Pauls avenue fifteen feet and thirty one
hundredths of a foot; and thence running
northerly and part Of the distance through the
centre Of a party wall and nearly parallel
with Gerrfania avenue eighty-nine feet and
twenty-six one-hundredths of a foot to the
point or place of beginning.
Dated November 14th, 1899.
ALEXANDER MCLEAN. Sheriff.
Jersey City Journal and Jersey City News1