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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
IMPORT LESS, EXPORT more.
~ osss Sss1oss - CssssA ssssss
Tws-oSshs ~ sAs WsvSS's ssSps,-
asss vss~s s@p~sss we've essy-
Sss,~se ss1 Esssvss sssSse%ss.

Special p5spsth 20 shs Poe. tssenissnasr
WAsBTNDTCS. a~ys E~rbs fsgsf
growth IN sspogts NJ sssssfsesgrss - i'm
se6 steel snd shs Smgis2neODs f19fe4s~
IN fbs tMfsSses;SH ~ manufactures ~ iran
ara steel se~m - Nsss b~sn eos>sH~ntnb
with similar srests ~ me gso59cflon
~ ~ trcs IN the rstss6 afs'ss state
m>Gt just prepared ~ me treasury tvsesa
~ sssssSstes places IN parallel cotsmns sbs
sevfss sbbw'ng tss Rvyw,h IN shs trsA
s9eftDb ~ pjS iron IN me tinted sfAfes
from jee6 10 jsas, and shs imports ssS ess
pSre ~ manufactures ~ iron ard steel
IN the ecrrssprs1snG years Thfs sbo~s
that fbs tsodvcfios 81 pig iron ~ me
Tnstst 9sssss hss Grown ffDm ssss.tsi tors
~ - 20 lin ~ tons N fsA, asf NJ T.
efsrbkhs Jeans. secretary ~ ere British
froH Trade AsscctAtton estimates the 80
jfDs production IN - 81 NHsnSs IONS
Nssaf'rs ~ ssEost Of manufacture n
ifDn and ssssi bss Gsv~s from ttTisS~
~ the n~sI year $40 ~ ~ Tis ~ ~ me
nscss rsss -, whgIs the importation ~
SsSUfsHfvfss ~ iron ss6 sshsi has fallen
from VI a2sste IN - 90 G7dss ~ IN 100
The Tskos 10 - fstt~wss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

DSOs C~OODoso - WDse SIS
00o1 fos6 - te~ 0oy.

sss
DeoS Isss - sb~ oov.
0Dsc1aI Dispatch 20 the ross~Jsssg5sgssc~v.
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hSa ceSsssd 4 ranAlsI,o "a sMafs. -af@k
has ayouss1 o<Msl1SgAtls iaTisussina'
Th1s soaiis sa<,t6 ~ I'm "a ~ sssssns
b. me f1sar.~ ees.nra ~ - resllas~ts~
sssol,,stoe.- insrn1n~>I 10 coa,.rsia..,
6.nn.
~Eh~r~aa. The ons<fais nj shs nan
r~rtse loratsd an 6~mssLeuss, t,ev hsvs
5000 eulfulIv m@keis,.siv Ana "s,cs
tsSry 20 iaw. dssfSDvsd ~ rsasS1 % -
dsstycyS6 eF,asa ads M fsn.A dsS sna
NJ, tss anal 81 fb@ csnss~ssS Il 49,
1umeSA into the tsax n mss~r ft.ss~sr1
N No. in~ sid~s "a - ~,,.~.srs~.
ne bserh Ia fr.us ~ H. essy = s,c~Cn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
~u,snv ~ SsKos rare.
r,sAsshts rssssse0ess ~ Ssssssss
esestss.

Rgs.saf fJsgsi~s - ins ra@'.fn',iHssafs -
ottawa s~rs y IT. vusc~ sfsfsfs
-..4s ~ 90 vg1h~vf Tssrss ~ ne To-
alas,s esyssrsyf tssf s~-skn - sssr -
Euave s~~r ~ swss1sFsosflT ssfDs~} - ~
CstA.. - astsr afssss- ~@~e o. fsss~
- CsA 9w.~te a Fyfssts rsfs fzff 80
csv~s ay.,ss~s - sb4ios,Ss isfp-eafien
We 80 wSrt q nrasfs @Ns 5nsa AZ
paw~ sspens.se So t@sn rssr~ses ~ 80
~rssssfy Ts~ yes@oe. ksgssless use - -
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~ yse - rs>gFT~s - nave s4v~~ - se~fF
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t~~w A. o oSns~2y~rso~ ~ fesN6s ~
a. Ssrs~s~Sf - fs~ epto& ~gs -
1wssss 80 Asy< e. s~tsts 80 sffh~ssGn
~ s@~sras ssrsssrsfsetgas s~~s ve 'Esf
e.s~s~ss se<s exsy xsvsn - sssa~~ stfh .
sys<rs1H - 70 @1ssaSsr~ss sfs Ttzf
49, tss s1S<<z - ss>ssf q - ssssx
Ce-y 80 80 n liq.~ S~s r~~~sss hsf~
n - 1ss~-.sT I->~3 40 ~ 80
sT-~~sxs u @r<s<~ss - ssT@~rv yr~
- x 90 sss1sses 49, sssDfs ~ - ~
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1ssoN.N - 90. ss..es.
49, Ws Nks6E ~dS1n1Ek . -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
PASTORS ~ sgw YIELDS.


Special Dispatch 10 the Posf. Intelligence.
WfATcON, A<s L-Ths Methodist
vel sermons. sns sonnorrov sni Issys Tor
their nsv charges H~v = " prsse ~
the rifs church. II THE city. goes 10 chs.
hats He sns ngs family vii Ne mach
missed here REV = w. Miller has add
usssss4ssiy IN sts building $50 ~ TRINITY
ehprrh tuytns bss year FIFE sass 20 Nor
sssaro Rev v Wright ~ me rslr-
asysn ernrsn gee ~ Tncoupa
coma. VII orcsyy ne pgipls N M n~v
cssrg~. The rlr~ Methodist Essse0ps!
oburcs. ~ inss csfy nest ssodsy Rev. a
ons.sb sgli szcrssd ft~v MlIIsr. and fses~s
= ~. Ksndsu w1.I gs<resf tho pgpsflsr
y-rfrx fsss,v a. The rslrhs.sn ehnsb.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
wsATcoH's sCsoOls CROWDED.


Special Dsspsfch 10 the psss.fns~iI.senosf
wHATwOM, Sept. Z,-Two new Izefsrs
ba-s bssn smrs0t~d IN the state normal
Nhsrs hefv uDtsss B Vale, ~ chsAHO.
ia b&ker, N chskans 10 oven music ard
grammar This npskse . cyfIs ~ eight
teachers. Tho susrHsncs 10 sbouf z2o now,
ard the snrAim<rt 10 eonsfnUi0e Five
fss ssuSsn's. and ~fll take faFns IN gft,
yt1ing . prcGramose on Friday afternoons
The poes1 srhesss ~ fss cty ere Aiss
oyssrros1sd fer rsyess previous y~sU,
pgfmAj ssd.xGG N eomDosed ~ ruyfIs
fsker from the grammar Hrs4s tygitsjisss
Four nv teachers have beer elected ~
tAts ehaees - f1s overflow IN the differ.
snf bmtlffnSs Thnr chosen arr Mls~ss
Jessse kniehs. Gsssrgfs Ryan. Mary Nc.
Bride ard Mrs.. C~gse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
M FLEET RETURNING.
- soCyD ~ U0vDoD8a
- 49, Alsslgs CSO0e AeSOt
-asae6@The Ferry 000 oo0e
- vnueei.g ReeSs1-0ssssl owen

rrvysEsD, e&pt- -,-HeDosts
- MOTTO ssfsca.s mat the work of
- sfsss. ssvesEs cutler Ae>t Ia
= and Ss0ng ses AissSa coass -
800 I'D the feet VIZ soon re-
80 During ire s>ason The wealth
- reaasxso.y goeJ scd tE1 Asos So
zs-euruh oniy soss se~-RA I-e eeeSm -
- 8, = aaf 4 10 E<f1nG - v sd
|~.s 80 rae ssveseGs for ua1ay ye4fs.
~ 80 Perry hAs s<tasnsd - Tar ~
r.. Us1s sns viii remain natl about
s<1>r Z sn< nsds . SeSeSa this
r hessn~ visited saes shaa eGty rssn,
= asA tracing ossss, which - the
- nuubs~ 81 psse>s ooGeJ - ~ sry
- suvmus cutter 1sr.sSG Ina Wnrxnern
- Ne als7 DID gid Wosk ~ e1eSvc~
- fsr sss protection Of Salmon nsk-
- r eae .ss~-h AMI tcsns ~ Veg -
f!nA1r instructions from the jstosf-
- ms is asiise9, ssAseh for any
- scho1sss 'ss-ly 0sar1s, which
nU0 X. Ntcnaa rsArTS 0ee year
- Pugss sDsss1. ami ssDce Wh6eh tsHss
- ha0 BEEN heard ok bSs o. ~ eYsv-
GuunGesy of eleven mn. bot the
= Das ss,cesdsd ~ rssertog many
@oShtns ssossssf points sissss Aasks's
~ esn1- rd also n lAadia0 . isree
= = sssnAsse ~ the s0vAgn0snt
- stations The Ys1pdsNg wee
- from Siberia
Dft8 Grant was 20 tosve Dutch
= a cs2ssnstsg II and % % Wales
- purpose Of br11girg tSt she ~
ng NTAn1sf miners ~ that place
puuteS ~ .1aid 20 be emnl - many
= UecesdSd In geftsSz away ~ sofbss
GpWaeess. fsme lssvSng IN snail boess
Fl OgSl1ns f'5eis wa1 from Uns settle
- % apoths-. n II szDectsd The 0oge
r m b On Pogsf Gund ~ N0v<@-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

The s.rprfs~ ssyfk~s Fouv-Foos
Baay s~smvfmw ssav ~ Tow

SPgRA%F seuf = a Republic ~re~fs5
~ ,he spok srrsr- FeVirw eevs ire rirers
~ fse Surprise ore - &c riHfrna - re
fssre Pine Cor rrfsdafe4 f+0rnysmv tufay
broke lrsg a ffigf fguf hrfr ~ re wflse1
esmrfof nearly Too ger zen pr 80 pssr
fsn lar the vziua N tbs f~ff Haf ~f11
from "a - q ~ uer frr IRE iefze - nj
srfnw fs~
In No i8nres u re rsrre nnfre sn1~rer
iefre Wzf efrfIrd fffsy ssu- - w9fh srt
vagus a~e naf yet 4afer-~ m~4 IRIS la 70
fe<f soJf1 - re pytrf wfefs re riea crs
was srfasinf eras faftar whe Hewa naN
-afsezi = penrsf'on ~ @rokare fcr ~
vsioes approximate fHs ~fr-e~s ever soffr1
- fsr fsrrosfs Rersuhfs rofae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

- ce0sy WsD1 - ~ . DSessDls,
msGhweyOAo.

WhODWoyD0Os
1pnA DbpaecA 20 shs Hna-IussuBUsncss
NEVILLE. Sept x,-p01pg tbe Wssk
n skschesS tnstttuts pyof \. q. COT
ri & shs faculty Of the Gents Os,vsssl,y.
60mffIas wAS one a. ne fneeyuctoeD end 8
~ G7aH Of die city. White RETURNING
- - s1SecsseS 1s1urDdAe n5gb1, sec1rt~
r 10 81 the 10y fsacbeU " offAD1nncA,
- - they we're AppUoa1tsng she hotel q
~ e11ow ssepp<4 osst ~ the dAsk eiiev-
. q To back u tho bsmldtnG ANA cam
49, the pro@oF 70 throw - hlB
- Us remoastfAfsd tn hn4uaGs that
- Uocuiatsd 10 conv1nee tf,0 htGhUDy-
- ~ he d3d not hovs 4 6oIlAS, bot the
- W6w tho ma Sseenly 0onssnsu11d
II - peossssor throw up h'e hsn1S.
- ~ vent ~ - iaeo sbs ssY. The
r. 49, I'D pef 49, - - ~ pgo(G6D6s
- bus one them nsads ha16p - Shs
L. vh(ls tbs other weue acSnO Do Qf10g
~ ecvsr of the dagkooa1 IN eooAHY,
|0onstly feans9 that the aides Would i've
~ ahbW. dinppsared iaso ~ slIky
|uDO .se came Il vas s0mA Dstfte fsn1e
- De professor fsIt .; liberty 20 pro-
- en6 when he dfd Lave Ms tgnrk0 ne
|0gsu6 q the hotel js1ge In tsunS % heaf
- D. W. Hasgbt tell = crowd a. the
|uos9s In the .hoReS lobby how ~ hAA
" physd himself on On frof Celgsy e
O 1nwayman. and the boys. VINO we're
800 the toke. hsd tsse then decided
- r. vas sbous time b 90 ont snA re-
- ~ pFufessog from his diseressjng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

Ns@~seA spws ~ ~ ewsss ss~w co.
teweus - Uss~ss atvsss

Ageesas f4Upsf~r - fSs rs~f. lnteil ssneer
fbTyf,DESD4fB, swDf ~ sTet
fsD>yts fsfsf a~Seysss - fS~ evg'< - rers
sfnseDn ~ ne ~svmfsfs . fsAtf~e faii
~sS fsyf y Hesr. ore ~ fs~ brine
nsoxers ~ NJ sntsrIrss go "sn 20
tgl6 rafs NJ A~aa safs nor are scafrA
sSsf fsf fnis rr8s6e fss company Tsfdf@
eapsN IN fko vosh ~ eorsfrlct ~
II 10 agsy g'irnoveS fnf s~i5 - - SO
erss solely f<,sesss~f ~ IRE ssslies com
fcsrrgsl Flgs fnaf prDgnsf'Isps ia on foot.
- - heartily sa<ned ~ Tia4lea cspfsl -
ersrf IRE lIn~ ~ . spar frrm Coivuhvs
20 vprsy rffew fspSHs via y sIsiendale snd
Nfffn YsNna
II 10 sstf me Hire sst~nIsf o,utd sHorf
a srsss IN aDf - ffafrt from 3nsss FUN
nshg into ne fstsnoxsr rsifsx II 10 stsc
reported En9.rsef w stfscEs tfip isss
Norm Yakima n y sno~storn. red *nrse
connection Win the projected pur
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vaTmxa sToIE THg CHILD.
Msshss Asks ske Cosss - ness~se 90
NEE tie CWssoAy.

Special rsspsfrs 90 ire rDsss nfsIlA Ssacsr.
s'OLrAx 49,, = John . nAaI s.f
wss EIfa MIRIAM. wso from - 60 -
ssSsar~t sbe relation - hUsssnt ara
~sfs q, sAch ~ ns@ are now onsssf.Ss fos
fss custody ~ shssr s<fssr<nfH 3aaEhssf.
rrxsa Hal Al'ef sh~sr s~psfaft0f~ ~ -.
Ne Mail ~yar~s . fivSfre az f,<~is,oe
s,4 vas svA~sssA 30 cbfid July 4 ixs
TIE wnnas .ssnArvt~s. Al the sgssasS.
Earning 81 IRIS Gx6is fss csi6 fsSf3 IRE
e.srhsv, s0sysns E - Pullman
YssssrAay hasi 49, brought sn't e@gr
~ h21>as cffs9s rTscs~d1sgs ghr>gss
hss asseyn~vs ~ ostssssd 20 ssyfas 80 the
sfsIS oe~ aIiesfeS ffsss ME- Aosrson rad
s~s~- s~-s sy.-5v divorced. srt fByfbss
t~sf sire vss II fssssorzi character ssd un.
o. 20 have f1r shsa1.
Trse iiss. ri sss ESQ alscs9 ~ sHNxs
az Massrai ~ ssss % Pullman 9Std TIE
esss GO - sre1 cxss sspf mson,t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
ENGLAND cssvOT REcgpG.
CsAsv se~vstoss cwseses says ~
Wsss Wsssssss Zee Position.

VICTORIA. ~ g., Sept n In an inter
view here todsy Hon lessee Collins unSee
secretary OF sfafs IN shs home govern
fnensl SAID The rr~senf STATE ~ affairs N
fre Tfansvsal could not continue unless
Dfsht Brstsn sssiTsf~s her position "
suyhrainsy over that state. lie said the
policy ~ TIE government had been ore
rsss sfd fhs, Gg~st prs,sin esnn1s -.
fsfs. beezJss frnsh citizens NEST be
protected IN tfsH rfvnss
U~ proceeds from here tomorrow via &C.
stie, ~. Paul ard c.hiraxo foe View York
a. attend fhe cot rare sni alss 20 v,sf
xf snd Mr. Fndfcoff. parents ~ Mrs.
Joseph Cfmr,s,~s sale
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OPENING OF STATE FAIR.

Asy rssstsss ysss-Sss9aSy
- oSsesG kvsosss
NORTH YAKrAA. DSEs z>-Tss arpe
dsy Of the stats mr. 0Dsned WITH ~ A.
tsn1ases ~ 1Dh, IN svsry department
TIE sAas - better thsn any pssy:0ss tes<>
Tbs srvst and stuck sxhsszfs sss SspssD
1hs race pyD9vsasHss this AffATpDls Gas
ae1gt, owing - ~ oeeeg ne FIRST dAz. IN
fhs al trDf. ~, Phi II. won, time, IN,
- the fro<ttng facs for z>Ssas-Dtss. Stb,
Tbe5mA won, time. IN. In sAe nslf~mls
deses speesS, ~ b>G Led won, tins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
on ssseAs sasg ecsW ~ssss
etess ~ TwS 6esA gvscss swH nsss
EHaAe Concentrates

Special frspssch 30 the Poss. fn,eilissncer
Hsys<ALASfy. p c. sept B-Ok8nossn
rre~ Gold Mos Limited, after rSnsins
vss made fesii1n9 IN Two gDld BRICKS ard
large Tisnd,y - wTb sfs5N concsr-
rates fre TRACTORS nave feeIsfe1 40
New deposits n rich ore are pes'ir opened
" ~ ire ryfne ard me gry~perss ~ fegB-
lsf future dividends aso rxreedinaiy good
IRE compang's engineer reporfs nsvins
saved n 70 " v~f cent Of the value The
Ossnoyaf Free oola properties IRE iocas
~ IN WasNlns SION
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26
mssswAvwes ~ wHsrwss


ereisi Dbpssch 70 the POD. Intelligence
COLLAR, SEPT - About ~ bold ssse
81 bfGhrgy robbery 80 car - imagined
occurred Ret reen Garfield ard Pennington
~ NOM Yesterday young man 1enn~f
stewart. running n wagon for d Garfield
nsat rsrk<e wss nod 40 ~ 80 mount
~ ms0 win pistols ard robbed on ore 81
me moot Travelled rbsds ~ the county and
within q few nnndreS yasfs ~ where a
psssy " nen sers fnrsssfn9 Tns hfgh~sy-
fn<n only secured N cents The snerf r. .
force 10 on the trail ~ the sizhwsyrnen
who ara making for a hiding plsre IN The
C1Tke" IN AfaTns county
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

eosefa, r1sspAsrz - ss@ FuN~fssns5iGsaesr
rHEuALts seFs Ire cSnaH9sf
far vsasss~ x - gsss go <Avs rss ins
s1S~s Ere sxfss .Rns 81 re L>~ss g snfy
hor crop wsss0Sf to~s q 30 growers A
fe0 ~ sks ysga.s EsTs rsksess< A. 80
-s~s MI - yss&ssossty focs ~ 10 s1i ~
~. g-r~ens ss~a- IT, yssif sIJ - a5ss'
Ia sane - yssr sxo. sDf isC sgAifr
w-s- rroeAnsy ~ sstfsr. 0ssns - 80 ss1ss
lrx rur>8fsfsos t~nS t~fssS
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ak<efaf TJfsrsfeh - fsn Pest fSfeff Kfsrry
cHfFfsfls sepf e aoffFn sseksf =
fffff@ - 10 shNaf fnat . - ax ane~4f
81 fh~ mil - asnr saef Sc - ps~ = =
ssrfx f<y sgaFfet rffH - gsmfv far
4sssst teffr fszF 80 farmers e. at
Fsss - fha efaea8ds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

Special TJisssf0N - fse P5s' Intelligence.
ARLINGTON Agf y n u V9iians
~ Eversftf gBtefinfsn8Snf ~ fNe Sunset
resgbSne system fof sfsohenlish sSunsY
Baa iooks1 g~Af fns situation art t~~aded
80 ssfeo1 ~ Arlington Nn~ - rfaft1n
thus fesThre thee ~ fyIF large loxpfna
concerns ffs errerfs fn-f Ire Ha~ plN
- srssnsleg - Osn snf Darlington IN me
rear fsftfss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

stssfsl fssrsses 70 re rsss<fss~si xsN*sr
rCLvfi<<E a-y< n @-Assssssy MR. ssns
vhfBe me~i1a q g<sps fryen sb~ @sssffhoss@r
- me s~psSne~ ~ y rh1rss
fSrs ~ WHEN sb< INSTRUMENT wss cff~Nsf
xa ~ sbs saNf sSS1ns Fssr~ osfrvne u
TSe Ssseo s<fBrk tsssfosnsfs 70 - ~
~fses sst 80 in~sns'y 1890 : =
r~rmfffsf ~ - - fsHen ~ fise fcfsrf 8oss~
A.F,ea ms sssrnsys irgstes~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

That the Gecwfh IN the pfoducs,oe ~ pis
generally n bksIy 90 continue Tor the pre-.
Ant seseD Y t% The tonssoe9s % opinion
both IN the United states ana elsewh~rs
1hsOH0seAs Gsessese.
The Railway ssh EnGses~eins Review,
AIecusuine the pbsnons0sI ie,rssse 10 iron
manufacturing ~ the unitsd Hsses, shl1h
sh0Wp ~ fnrehAss ~ u psf csft ne
SspbTsAsioM sf Iron ard steel 1ertns. Che
cast yesS, s1ts thaf "shs expansion ~ The
Iron ana steel nsakyeE tspsctty and pfo-
lscEon of rev miits ard furnaces an.
novs<sd IN the trade tcsrp.ls s~nsrsily
shows that thD year it6 vfii be cQe %
phesomAnaJ activity and sspsnsen. There
arr ~ eS1dSncss that the demand ls teipG
overtakSn ~ the oscpiy The fer ~
hs has, p"oeh n crsmisss 70 Ee"p viii
ANXIOUS cngsumefs which VII fshe month";
10 MI" bsrrSssry Jesns. ~ the Hritish
5roG Trade yeurnst also quoted a. ers
pressing the kTli~l Inst fts fntsd mates
Win m - 6rohles bfHo1to tons Of pig
iron, a. a9ainst n.77s,0b tons isst ysas.
se1 thai ehH viii pefges BeeFy two
Mus ~ the gsg iron ~ The world
Pr evWa pSW1Wstsoe.
The following 10 NJ Jsa0s estimate ~
fbe Dig fSSh production 81 the pfino'tal
lrop-eSaklga rouDfrss ~ the VOID for
isys. eofNCsSsd with thse ~ vii Ne seen
fhaf ~. rnif~d STATES ~ now sns. iaffsN
s,<0A yrer ~ pfG iron IN ire wCr'd. tsinf
stots " pei cent, IN encsss % the Unifed
Kingdom -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-26

eyecfsi p,epatsh ~ fh~ p1ss -frfelilssu~ey
ppfHwoN S~p. n ~rr~S ws-ss~~r.
fspufy forest sly~rvis0f zane Nere on
Thsrsfsy's boat on hts fsx1fsf inspection
visif
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spsciat risqsfGA to the POST fnssi1lsrpeor
EJ,f,rsSsHTEE sepf D. a~JOns krftr
MURDER. was % lay sentnrc~d 20 fourteen
year. W the p~Dnertisry Frank True
kiu~d fhe Negro whD shor five times ~
nssye wgnna1 r1~iyn tasf week plead
4nlllfY tnNaY
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carTIe TnsEr Asaesrxo


Special Dssp~sch ~ the Port. Intsilisrncer
an. mrm 4 ,1 sr ,,. srn p"ss.,s.r
trfnGiso vsfh rim Wesley Shuits. wno IL
chsfs<d WITH stealing COW from John
H~sksf ~ f4ttie FsIis fhe 18Th ~ s~p-
fhGbsf ~ - aIl~w~f that shuits kliierf
the COW and ~,lA ouf fhe meat 70 the
mp Ifckerp ~ me Patterson mop yard near
Gfsgua. ms ls the s~rord firne shuIfg
hsa been up for cattle st~aiins. He s~rvef
~ term IN fh~ p~sffenflary ab-ut two years
ago for tho hfsf oHers~
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VICTORIA. - q s1pf = -Tr@ f>fieh
sfir Isabella sffttef yesterday from car
an with cosi f,f the ravy On fh@ I'm
~ tAs monfh secDnf Mate John sullivan
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a ss~ds. died Of puaaSrsonfa
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YORK ~fsy Ths Hefefiv4 T,4T1fr&rrfxfrsx
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-11

The lowest point touched by the
mercury in this city, yesterday morn
ing, was twenty-three degrees below
zero. That unprecedented figure was
registered at number of private Their
mometers about the city, and its cor
rectness cannot be doubted.
At Schnepf's, where the official fig
ures are chronicled for the govern
ment, the minimum thermometer reg
istered sixteen below zero, but just
what hour this occurred is uncertain.
At the steel bridge toll house the low
est was twenty-five and one-half be-
low between six and eight O'Clock in
the morning. From that figure the
column expanded until three below
was registered, the highest of the day
at that point. At Schnepf's, however,
it went to two and one-half above,
and there was a general hope that the
blizzard had run itself out. This wish
was premature, however, as last night
and was felt much more keenly, from
the fact that there was a greater per-
centage of moisture in the air. Peo-
pie who had no kick coming at ten
below Thursday night, objected VIC
lently to plain ordinary zero last even
ing, and later in the night there was
a good ,al of popular disgust at the
excessive cold.
In the country Immediately around
this city the cold was much more ex-
IRENE than in the city proper. Moth
ing less than twenty below zero was
worth noting in the suburban regions,
and as low as thirty-two below zero
was registered in the vicinity of Elm
Grove. Further away it was still
lower, and in the accompanying table
it will be seen that forty-two below
was the record made The detailed
figures are as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-11
THREE CAUGHT.
A Trio of Slick Artists Rounded Up
by the Police, Last Evening--.A
Furniture Store Robbed.

Yesterday evening Officer Joe Nc
Causland, of the Market street beat,
was informed by Mr.. Snider, of Heck
els old place of business, on Market
street. that two men had called in
there and had acted in very suspicious
manner. One was described as elder
ly, with gray side whiskers, and the
other as young man.
An investigation was started, and
one of the men was seen standing in
Tie archway, between two saloons,
across from the postoffice. He was
Swallowed for a time, and presently
he was joined by the other man, and
the two came north on Market street
and entered Hess furnishing store.
There the elderly man asked to look
at some cuffs, while the other said he
would leave. On the way out, how
ever, this latter party secreted a bolt
of cloth under his overcOat. Officer
McCausland was outside, and caught
mis- man at Schnepf's corner, turned
him over to Mr.. Snider and another
citizen, and then captured the second
man. At headquarters the bolt OF
cloth was found, and about nine dollars
in money. Each Of the two men pre-
tended to not know the other. There
was another man in the party, and he
was picked up later, and then it was
found that all three were boarding at
Mrs. Miller's, on Market square. The
room was searched, and four tags off
bolts of cloth were found secreted in
the bed.
The elderly man gave the name of
Henry Belmont, the young man the
name of Frank Randall, claiming to
be of Sistersville, and the third man
is an Italian named James Tregol.
The three owed five dollars for board
at Mrs. Miller's, and one Of them set
tied the bill after the arrests were
made.
The party was taken before Justice
Rogers, who set the hearing for p. m.
to-day. at the Jail. The police think
the three prisoners have done some
extensive stealing and shipped the
goods away.