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Engine asa Threshev works De.
stSOyeA--One Maa killed.

NASsfLf/Cs. o.. May .-The ArgeA:
coHaagratt0n Ia the history 0s AassEson
swept Kasssl. A. Co q mammoth shrasher
and engine plant fcn5gat, dsyyoytng prop
ersy yalssse az FUZZY EJN.J1 The IRE STAR
81 In -sEs wareG 1ss~ q. o,csock. and II
spite Of the Efforts ~ the various hose con-
panies, gained stsady progress.
In this structure were fully 80 finished
machines. and all were consumed. Canton
was wired for sssssssncs but IL arrived
100 late. TIE machine saops were saved
AIbert Eamberger volunteer fireman.
was killed by failing wall In the same
catastrophe Christian l.. Paatzx a work :
man, wac probably fatally injured. Both
were IN a gangway between two build
sngs. and were buried beneath tons Of
brick ard burning sf-nb~rs Ffremen rust
81 30 tie rescue and finally recovered the
bodies The heat was 20 intense that the
rexcusrs we're fairly biisiefed. although
corzsan;ly 5renehet with water BAN
hergers body was terribly manssea. while
Eaatax was taken ous alive Both his legs
ard yde were crushed HIs recovery In
doubtful Both are men of families
TIE compan; cannot estimate theis loss
but Insurance only partially covers H. The
cause II unknown.
The flames arising from the buildings
were plainly seen IN Canton. eight miles
distant, and hundreds covered the distance
on their wheels. Special trains were aino
run In.
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ton, nsf thAt Ia reign - Mayor Strung
~zs sd ssAr ee exsrsyzszace. .Assseyy
ard corrup<tun- .TAe TA1nny caSaE az
pressed pnauvs snz3sey 1sr what ~ vas
pleased to tAxn ~&1 henAss investigates
cf The city dspaxtnen1A~
Give - thru sasa.shs R9puhziczns and
~ many Democrats, with any nAn Who -
on the level at their head" said Croker:
sasn let I'm % ahead and Sases shs bur-
cen Of guilt right where Il bs,cnx1~
Ar. Croker opened his eyes IN asfcr3sa-
mems when asked about the aIi4eed poEcs
fund for usssn Ieslslasapu. protesting sotai
ignorance Of the subject He srprsd fAs
Republican Ieg1aiasurs - ceEYupe. and in
t.rnated good time vas comsng when
NAxes might he caiio6 upon 70 tel what
ne knew about the Astoria Gas Ill ana
other grabs which Pfatf's arm las been
Interested IN. and which were dlrecsty
against the public good
Bryaa Out 81 the Runnang.
Croker made no conceAinens OF his psosi-
ton on national politscA The Chkcaxo pias.
form - AZ little 20 hin EHking now =
before. and William Jennings BRIAN may
reckon upon the determined Opposition az
Tzmnaay hall
Let the antitrust plank be 4 proudnens
feature In the Democrat1s pasttsrna. That
viii rally the voters IN every state 70
grand tight against the srussx." said
Croker. No Democratic president can he
elected on the old issue Of le 70 L.
Croker damned Bryan with faint praise.
He described the silver leader ~ n nnA
man personally, bur not a. Zig Is Some
other men In the party who could Be read
lily brought forward when needed"
Without exactly saving il, Croker left
no room Tor doubt that Bryan was dis
tnctIy out OF the presidential running.
even IL he should consent to adetrack the
money question.
Antitrust viii be the Tammany han
war cry for 800 A mild form Of antf-ex-
pansion = la Croker may be also expected
IN which the conquest Of the PaiisUpanD
VIII be sanctioned as the nrst step to-
wards az exchange of the islands tor ter.
Tisory nearer home. Canada preferred
Physically Croker pronted by the sea
voyage landing ~ 0suthAmpton minuD thu
car5uncie and IN generally improved
shape.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-09

few@s~ Liberal Leader U~ssuts
ssat~m~ats by Nos~h~yv

LONDON, May The nsIsy Mag ar
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fssfsssg. ~ f6ss eSsg. IL; sn article vYx1ex
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Intervention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-09

ShN YORK. May s-A tao rsastes
ssesfss~ + ashore at Lachs trtNr I.onv
Island The stes rnsr iss rhe Sc.nstish ysrsrrs
,dtf tf"ssson. from Santos April 81 Tor
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a. s3+' tais rsorninx IN 3enEs fo. Sns Is
resting easily ART not taksnr assr -.
ire captain ard ass rnen remain Ahcara
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rsa,sar co>ra Aniers COME.
say. ne Te.a the General Thas the
ueraas~wt Wsa Formed

FA1fS NAV s-Th~ FTssro publishes
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Msssas first president ~ tie re0ys - cas-
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shs Ssg~as ten 80 Ger. fisrss snd Contra
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kH~PvestAsaa Harrison and H~nJa-
aIs Tracy I'm Heste to Pssis.

NEW YORK. May s.-Ex-Pres.cent Har-
yinor arrived in this cssy today. acc0ra-
panied by Bis wife ard child, and II ~
TIE Fifth avenue hotei. Mr.. Harrison viii
-stl for Southampton 90 the 81 Paul or,
Asy IL Gen. benjamin r. Tracy may ac-
company MIN,
10th viii attend the sessions Of the
Nensausian boundary commission which
Viii meet tn Paris on June le- Gen Har-
rssen 10 venexueis'a chief counsel in the
matter, ana Ger Tracy. In his associate
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Estls'h A Kan, Nav s-fssv Stagsssy
has s5sres<~ngs 70 g-as rcsesrNsrs ~ vre~..,
states prtxxsng invitations 4, attend m.
eEHns3 convention ~ sAe T'vansssi "a sxgrsrs
err ss9@gcfN earEre~a shsrA afff o. sris
10 NseSssA Mas 81 80 Satss fseszszsxs
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f<JsDJg, May s.--Tyas Berlin porre-
s.syassent N the sfAoSafs: says The f-ni-
ss5 ssss@s 9s4*Gztss 70 tss psaee confer
tnf@ ~ TIE Hsxas have instructions 70
afssfge t5rs@ leading prtncspse%--tne Sta
ssfBfiSss u courts OF arssfra ion the ex-
tension III TIE 1ssssrssion os Paris OF isos
10 sha aosa-csnnssasiou 81 all argos no.
o<ststfas@sd III war. ans tire extension os
TIE Geneva sgssssnsnf 10 war by sea
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DALLAS. Tex, May "a report from
HeoJanin, Knox county. says a terrific
storm. with rain approaching water
spout. swept over the country about thir-
~ miles west Of that place and that the
family Of George Humphrey. composed of
four persons, were drowned by q sudden
overflow OF branch OF the Brazox river
Other disasters are believed 10 have hap
pened IN Pandio. but the section IN almost
without wire communication .
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M,ss"art Wife Murderer Hanged

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soSas ans was fsrursoa Esr~ss 4esi for-te<o
VIE Asr~h y lS.- because sire reteisess "a
live With him ~
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MILLIONS OF SILVER.
stacks OF " ite Metal "a lie rrans-
feere I ~ Phl1nd<luhfn

fnlLADFLPHtA. May s--The IS go eeo
% ulFey dollars IN The vaults * she mint
sss7 pcsoHlre buildings here to secure the
issue OF silver certificates will De trsns~
FeFrfa 20 rfscently completed vault i'm the
hes 'rinf building tomorrow TIE money
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-09

NEW YORK. May "A messenger from.
the French embassy at Washington to-
day delivered 10 the National City bank
two additional treasury warrants Of Ga
se@N drawn against the xgo-trassury
Tsaks makes total NJ tls 90 80 oat OF The
-. ea ~htch sse United States was 70
pay Spain for the Philippines.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-09

htSfDN, NAY s.~~At large and har
aNa.Ls.1s mssssng 81 The American Peace
ssctsty ia fremont Teranle ss,tav ssa
msfeners strongly condemned the nces,en,
pntiss ~ tire rovsrnsnens IN the Phsfsr-
pah.s, wNtca Was dHScrihsx. as wicked nm.
5s'N ard 1nfffTng any Christian ratisn
Ffs%s5'snE Robert Treat Palne presided
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-09

WASHINGTON. May s--The secretary
OF sar has sesUed an order for the opening
o. the drainage canal al Chicago Notice
IL gwen that the matter viii later be
referred 20 congress and the secretary re
serves the right 20 revoke permission x,
tEln the waeer-nf ne Chicago rive into-sh.
canal SHOULD h prove ,hAi ray iea,!ou =
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TIE ssnstaxy t.rpsss % sAeaso Is HGc
responsible for any Gama8 q S6ife
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WKssr POINT. Ga MAY "a report
reached here today OF the death OF several
negroes in a storm which sweep. over
Chambers county last night. AT the wires
are down.
TIE storm here unroosed the car st1o.s
~ the Atlanta 4 West Point railroad and
created a panic In a negro church uea rt1v
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sCvvAIlo ELEVATORS RusxrSG.


BUFFALO, May S-~There was M
change In the situation along the water
front this morning Work al The elevators
was proceeding quietly
Contractors are making e,reuuac,s ee
forts 10 secure o sufficient number of men
from osS ~ town 30 man all the elevators
sna claim they viii be in fun operation by
"Wednesday. ~
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L0ok IT the Luneheon the A.
Royal ReseasFsse sseves
frsn n to = ,. -. for. -
Oystexs.
Sliced Tomatoes.
Soup.
Spill Pea Naexrori- ConsomaA
Radishes. Green On5cuA
Fish.
Fried Smelts, Tartar Sauce.
Boiled Salmon. Butter. PafsaeVs
Steamed C,ams-
Bellies.
Ribs Of Beef. Horseradish Sauce.
Calves Kidney Bfoiied. Fried Bacon
Sleeps Tongue, sauce P1Quante.
Stuffed Breast Of Veal
Lamb Stew. Paristan Style
Beef IA Mode. Vegetables
Rsssf.
Prime Beef. au Jus.
Veal, Dressing.
Lamb, Mint Sauce.
Loin OF Pork. Jen1.
Vegetables.
1teWe0 New Potatoes In Cream.
Mashed and Boiled Potatoes
DessASt.
Cabinet Pudding. Brandy sauce.
strawberries and Cream
= Vanilla Lea Cream.
6ucso BanAnas. Mixed CakeA
Lemon Cream. Rhubarh
Cocoanut. Custard
Gomez. Tea MIX Buftermilk
French Dia.er. with wine. S0r
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WAR NEWS
VERY SCARCE
Continued from Page ~

from an ignoble and degrading tyran-
ny"
The earl of Selborney under secretary
of state for the colonies, speaking al
Dumfries, said; 1T is not the fault OF
the statesmen of the Transvaal that
we have not become embroiled with
some European power. If hostilities
had not come when they did they would
have come in the very near future"
The Earl Of Darlington, LIBERAL
speaking at Buckingham, gave express
sion to virtually the same views.
The Earl of Lonsdale, at banquet
this evening at Whitehayen, declared
his confidence in Gen. Sir Stewart
White, the British commander in Ma
tai, and predicted a grand review in
Pretoria next March.
Referring to Emperor Williams cell
ebrated telegram to President Kruger
at the time of the failure of the Jane
son raid. Lord Lonsdale said: IF his
majestys dispatch had been rightly I'M
derstood it would have had a totally
different effect. 1t was sent with a
view Of allaying two sores. 1t was not
antagonistic to Great Britain. 1 have
the pleasure 10 know the views of the
German emperor and they are in ac-
cordance with the views of England"