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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18
wAsHsscToS poYs ag.EyIs,r.
Manila AAvsees Give ss1ss ~ Thes
Who VIII WS0oG0.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS, sep,, IL
The foiiozirx named men ~ shs FIRST
Washington volunteers have re-~nlissf
IN THE FIRST Philippine tinted State. vet.
srsn volunteer infantry according ~ news
tusr re~stvsf from Mania.
Company 40. Usfxh. a. W Harlan,
\ J. McDnnais Ncrasssy, W. ~
Melville. j OBsss. q seoss
COMPANY Rs, X. PT,xsggs. q. r. Hun.
ier. A. ~ Turner. " r crys. J. Harrf-
gar. a. T.. Harris 4 " Nils
COMPANY CT p. roIsman
Company ID q H~rfeg T. hoffman,
y r. Roberts. r +. wlgnsmsn
Company FL q Af&nss. g crfnmsns.
G. forward ~ a. Patterson
Company r-Carrsl sseph<ns 4 ~
Blai,. %. " Boysr a f5rysnt W. B
co-sk. y. y Palm. r. ~ f0rns-. r. A
fegzfs -. sCtsssy. p " ssary~, T. T.
asrnpv1n o q Tn9rnt0s
CasarsrT Of T. ENn~fle, q r.
Hsnss LT0n. y 2e,Dsrn~Y ! Nark<.
r. r. NosfY. wHisnz a SsrthrDS. y
Ray. GeeSx~ - Essbn. q y. cosfsIio.
> + Gs@stsn .. y. Gns'svsos. 2. Trtei.
Csmpary f--fson 3 rykmsr. e = Irv>n,
~. Esy
Company "a csssfzs. O rsrs0n. r. q
xoerss. o I,sBsH
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csmsasT Mr. Ayi1oF. \, sssEsr =
Trsrs
Re Efaz HSes Esvs t-~e s.sahsrx~s
fFsrs Ire rtTe: vzssterffe eoIsn,sers
srs ss~ez.sssf - 80 Trfrsy>ss,s snfass
cry
Crnrfes Tear y LTps, n A. Nice. ~
~ Uasfne~ FTtas ftfvsTs f~ss =
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18
CUBA'S PRESENT CONDITION.
Desssssss~s AaSs0 Ssssvss sNu Pre-
vsS1s Cessssy NeeAs setter
Wssws nHsNs $50 nss1sosAs-
sssss $50 Tsssess 1sAsssvses.

WARRINGTON. s~pt f7-1hs war de-
partmert made public today an abstract Of
n rebor, from gen. ,. ~ Wilson. command
ina fb@ provinces ~ Ma,snxss and Santa
cjars. DEN Wilson xlv-s q large amount
~ Statistical Information regarding the
provinces and fher proivrts which VIII
be 81 interest 20 Americans Intending 10 Do
business In tho island.
lie says that general conditions have
been n0cs sm~iiorsted since the Amerf-
can occupation. but that there are stii
fsrse numbers 81 destitute to be cared for
ard a great need for roads. These VII
facilitate communication besween the I'm
povssnt towns and allow the freer move
ment OF staple products, such as sugar
and tobacco. which IN now almost inter-
dic,sd ~ the hack ~ anything excerpt the
poor~st surt 81 pack trains
ue ssys that railroad building viii -
cheaper than making wider roads. and
recommends one ~ connect sancsI SptrisYs
with t1scetas. He says that thfs rvsd
could ~ built for fic.0o mile distance
~ forty mites lie says that there are
other roofs which are very much needed.
asd there IL ale, nec~rsify for a brffre
over the river Dssrsr. on~ ~ the isruesf
rivers IN fhs fslsBd which IL navigsbis
betws~n H0ias and sse bag N cIsnfu~sos.
fs Gays by far the moR important pro-
ptSA wv 0SVf0 'tbfh W OtSaff " Wfftfu tttr
prvvjnes furnished in isS " p~r cent. n
the toSsI svrDrfs from the iAspd The
provinces ~ Santa Clara and Matansas
together furnished IN ff9 81 per cent ~
the total sussr production " ctsta. The
war left IN operation fyrfy-two sugar CEN
traJs and sw~nsy-ors othsrs not IN cpsrs-
uon. but IN woskiss ordss. About sshty-
seven we're dsGroysf
The crop ~ tctmrco IN Mafanxss ;his
year arp0inted 70 500 faiea
Den wiiscn ~ys the rcvivsi 81 aSrf.
cutstse has pfpgre~~f ravsdiy IN Apfss of
ftscntws9fra Circumstances The p~opia
srs greatly IN ne~f ~ fraughs anirnais
vhfl~ psGs shsee and fowls have snslr~sy
disappeared. The native rnnIeS and horses
~ present are Tho h~w adapted % Iocal
use. owing - the very rad condition II
nc roods. bsn ~N~r those are improved
M ssys American hrS~ viii be N fs-
mand
coPee culture has be~n almost abarfoned
fr n number ~ years Considerable IN
ssreN II nS~ bsfrg taken N ise revival
The vsl'm ~ sugar land wns~~ from g -
~ ~ srrs trs the foreign investor will
~ ~ a ifssfvsnfss. - comprred with
TIA native NJ fns ~ve~ufion ~ tsiss Until
rswprn NhJ~ enrwp~nirp see established -
look 40 feefs and granite
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cupsSs NOan q LovE rEsSv.


HAVANA. Sept 1.-THE ceremony ~
exhuming the remains Of Gen Antonio
Naceo AMI Francisco Comes. son -
Gen Mawirso Corner took pIare IT Betu-
cal To-Day Two Thousand people went hy
sr~cfai trains from Havana ard ~ many
more attended from ne surTourdfng fis.
frfr.s INV Gen Brooke was represented
nv Alt Gen Richarfs. The @xhuraffo1
wss f1iIo~ef by adfrfs@es
Gen Gomez Pedro refancgurr srd RUS
Rivera assisted by committed, carried
fh@ rornafn9 - y temporary shrine. The
permanent rrauscieurn viii be be1Trr I'm
n~Sfarefv The speakers expressed IRE
belief that Nsceo vas ne greatest nan
whom the revolution had produced
ffen Rivera aaff FITS rccr holy Ties
before ~ but hfs spirit e IN the afr. urz
irs cubaas ~ INITIATE him IN their readf-
noes 20 fife for their courfry LIST ne
rofaus strive 20 Obtain fhas frfeperf-
errs FOR wrfcr Marco fought auf fled
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eDsrssl fsspsfeb ~ sss ro~t~fnssIiixsncef.
TACOMA, eeps. I'D u. sbsIisf, sogefs
attendant ~ fosSN feseryss. spent today
sending ost Notices 81 sneey men 20 vaesfs
the ranges ~ snt Mount ksshsef fofess re.
seyys ~ 6sIfsms~f a. IN compliance Win
tb~ SECRETARY of the infssiors recent order.
This erdsf Wif work no hardship the
year, slars ~ bas commenced sf'orin1 ~
the fserSve, and sbespSnen are ALREADY f~-
esfdog 20 a~vs sbaf rooas 90 the iowsf
vssj@ys. cbiehy tho Yshins, frr winter
feeding
euDsffnfssshSns shelter does rot Hnov
Why ms Interior department decided 90 o.
def sbss sheep oh shia fall. No prints
were actually issued fbIs year TIE sheep
men went into the reserve about July on
yeTb1 pern<ssion sfven ~ Af, sbciisrs
rsedseessof. Their formal applications
Wsss ssossv.s and sent 20 Washington, but
jscsion came estu the oTdsr tsAt al must
move Oh
On receiving this order eoSefisssrhsnt
sksiier advised Nth tho district attorney
~ 20 fbe form Of notice he should sod
the sbesrmen, receiving y reply yesterday.
Tho question nov aTsss ~ % wntf.sr
the sheetmeo will te allowed IN the re-
serve nest year under the existing Law.
OF whether the coming consrss VIII pass
nj ~WUffy FsW Jaw gU tHN sboysTb tH"
present Law allows sheep IN the fcserys
providing no injury II committed ~ rsas
scn cf Killing the GTse ~ setting fires, etc
NJ, AssIisr has accordingly SecOnsDshds
ID. ~ DID Ds. CIo~s DSf0rs him, fhAf the
sheep ownsfs be required u Me fhstf ~.
pI'1atloSs fts yssfurts,4 rights befofs May
J, me ssnse % g. affod upon ~ washing.
t1n. ard Permits ,ssusd IN time for tho
nyTrp 10 90 into the rsNrrvs on July !.
s!Is 4faxtnE season 20 last incl October T.
NJ. bbei!es has Eon< further. however, ny
dividing the reserve into hvs faBgss 10 ~.
der 10 sinptify policing ~ and - better
s<pasaf.SK the various sheep herds
II 10 pot f,ef~vef that tine reserve has
bs~n tnjursd any this season, tsf 20 thor
CVGAiy dsfsrmiss this msttef tipsrvfsof
Mccoy has been difertss1 ~ make . frf \
W investigation through the entire eastern
part 81 the rrsrrvs, lie vii leave fh.s
week. The applications recsfve1 this year
wsrs fog + total N III 30 sbssy whine Df.
Ci0es estimated fsat Hsy61e psssured IN tns
fesssve last ysnr.
Cs1er NJ sh~llsy's proposed syst~m. n
4 10 found that sppbcasions are recssved
ff greater numfsr u Sheep fhsn the
I'VE ranges WI auafas0. then Asrh agyll-
can't VII - requis~d 20 reduce RS herd IN
sistwbsre for the s1eesS sb~ep
gorsssry ssscrvs officers viii ~ station.
ef ~ the snSanee ~ each range 70 o..
shAs no one paAses IN without a pefml,
Ard that Zach hsr1Av baA orsy the aurnb~f
~ sheep allotted him. This viii re1ucs
tbs Dnsfursg~ buesn~ss ~ ~ exact system
II - Sskaved mis- plan MI be CARRIED
out u0ie<A congress Snsrsa nHw t<GtstatlOd
on me subject this winter
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asar Rosp sEFospEo sogD.
TsgesS as@se ssys 0~sAeStHsrs
g4ss ufspss~a 81 ~

s1er1s. fsxges:ss so 80 psss~fat~f. ssneSr.
Tao ~, @~Ts fs-Tre rrsRsoT 20 rgg~
s~ny rs3f 80 tfssf 43.ess@sf. safeE r4gs
tssr q TasaHsx - 80 sgs 1wzff saossf
$500 sst1E - ave - - fs~ rs-4 ~ =
ere u-ysr - fs~ars & ffafafrr 80 sessi
~.as E9r - % fNs<CFfs& yax Lat tsGT
= Pa~stxr@ No asrer 80 f1ss<s have
go g-fo~ s~1nz xfxfst - - -
- - ~ geat NnsFM 80 t4fs n -
Wsf = s~.aslsr.l.ffs. Hsif = co. Tsags
s 81 sn~aassFss zsssl6 - ssffn*<f fHT88sra
rr~ r. <.nf&gGs - f4<s 80 ~ $50 sfan q
s-f Etssf 49, ri sernTs ssFf u
IL. sNgflleErEN - ~
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] IIICENT'S v|Eus.


~-~srh 70 tie Po~s-gnfs.iigsnesT
oN s~or- T.-Tns waiting mir
.,r.z rse aetnoSist Eciscsra:
- we're oGersG AL the c1ipsss ~
zzS YAsrhav@z tassAy, zf.3 TIE
s.ussssss1x had the psAa<1ss q
100 ard evening 70 sefn0ns
= t. ty.xafest hxEfs Of tazx Dr..
- rsne~rt nas sz1ysn two public Iec-
-. - n, the Normal scboc. sta
- maAe several talks each DAP
- szs<uzos~<es Of sne conferences,
6Atns ~ al seSssons q TIE con,
sae ssse-sHsE 81 Tho rradinG
rurrns tasee addresses re has
~-refsu 10 DeonouIced views ~
- - uhsscss corlnecxssf With his
= "a a.5sssss ne scatn.ngly de-
- W1aainer0n's divorce laws and
- - visr that nothing but sns-
80 - esnss for divorce. IL
- s1es married. ne said, fheJ
n = snxrs-d for all time, and tas
.eerrraan inconrDaf.saIsuss0 Of tam
= sefose marriage
~~es~r ria<< be took occasion 10
. - f,e temperance. bra startled
- "a a. radical crof1nstiorisss by as
~ 8. his tnsxsSve way that he Was
fkssr n pr0hbitory laws wnsn
e.6a<ssy s<1tH1eaf was Sn favor Of
= Gnreeuent- As wanted home and
= s1uear1a 70 do the temperance
- hrfurs 10 the Wonan's Foreign
- etcfefy, where the cOngfeGa~
- seasiy all womsn and the house
E1mpd. 10 Expressed himseif streng-
III Hs ss<d tzss ID not favor women
r. hefwe platform or directing OsSk3ic
- ~ thought q PASTORS wife, r,af-
-. cbgn Weld much greater asro-
- keng simply the pastors wife shaa
- eezfrDil<S and directed all the local
= uaeces and made berseSf nDnDpsc-
- sa1dc He referred, however. 10 En-
- sases. and would not bar such
= = Nary A. kvesmore snd Frances
~ nxulnx Eiss,op Vincent preached
~r1n1 op>ra house Pressing the
- - . Icv@ feast. led ~ Rev. John
- yE TIE evening sing strysot. pre-
r MISSIONARY mAss nesting aAdysss-
5RM George X Norris. ~ fhe First
- 1uxh fhsrs was . ChataUquA
- OfvfceL Rev j. K. Williams and
4 O 0sAss occups4d tbs congrega-
q tsi2x. Rsv DIR. b. q. L. sssIrd Ind
III Lesc5. the Bepetss. Rev. r..
EDGoa AMI o. ". 1DnSxer. th1 Prs
-. 9sy. " .. BeTsd0G and ]. r..
- D. Carstiass. and kev. Horace
- ead r II Todd. the Pa1rhavsa
l1su1ne church.
y - scms<N Of the womasrs Home
n1 0bzesy Mrs q D euiisseF was
- va1dsns; arx w. Whitfield. vice
-. Mn. =. G. Graves. CORRESPOND
oouasy: Mrs G A. MeDermtoff. re-
- neFssAry. Mrs Emma Williams,
w. NJ A ". brown and Mrs.. r.
- ndse box and supply sscsesasses.
Whitfield presided az the nesting
- WonAa's Foreign Missionary TO-
- stafes. there we're thfYsy-eggns
~ sortssiss IN this district, four
-. with a membership % "a. The
- tits FEAR for foreign missions
~ a4rsxase t-n6
- El1ekEore. a missionary from
HS addressed shs meeting. az dif
2. csssiaEa. q missionary from
Ez- China. and formerly from
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OLYMPIA. Ssps. Ty--Tbs ep.Iowtss asst.
cies Of Incorporation bAvs bsen hisd win
United ssAfes d,oih Mining Company.
Republic: e1,Ag,O6
First Methodist Episcopal church. 500
kane
Olympic MinsnG COMPANY. SEATTLE. w.
OB ~
fsonn.e Blue Gold N.nssx Company. Con.
oOnngiiz, q. S01b6
parry. 6rcAsnH, 06SD.
Msfx DAIRY 6urpiy csmCaay, Seattle.
0h
9ayfn Soap Company. Tacoma: gyso
Cooperative 6hinais Company. B1Ah>i
GJG6
E~y.sw ooia Mining Company, ssoHsns
eT,9e
Paynaxssr Consolidated 0oid Mintns
Csrgcsny, spokans. SiGOg
Pacific Wrecking b Salvage Company
H~affe 1N00
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%. ~ y, ssLwosr VIII srrr.p
ae~eefs tsvtss0~s ~ Dswssrssse
rsesfesf ~ Tssss

DALLAS Tes eecs - fNs1esss
we fa~~sSsf sataY ~ CHs'fHHar Csagsae
= 80 g1nsfsi fdm grfee IN rssssa n ne
JigTrosrFatfr rafi0ssi esfWiFst ~ - Haff
n f4lias Tirt0tss se6 aNneurrlmT
ftsf y ~ s. gsfe ssf = ~ TeFs -
Certainty afssrf frs fsfrfVs4 snf ssifvsF
~ ssffsss
TFe csTNWs'ffe@ rae also feeefgsf srfef.f.
anfss = if<s invitations ffssp ffee
Afgs tasMs - cN3eTaf sef be 81 y
$500 4 MsSfaF4
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.olpSes co~~frs .t,erpg


T&*Cff'VFE Rspf 81 - ffsffsa
a. sNHsssf mef - cewp@nT g rhWfe
eesensfffsa sffffe - 80 ffnfef rafuNfts
fesAg ~ '4SFNs gnfsaa ffe teff letter
feF4aesfias fsaf " = T81irY - sfsfsfssf
g. - fssffsf
Wsifsse fNfef - FMsa fNe Esgssf 81 -
swfrafssN 81 ~sast kae- t@~f Sfvss Nfs
stsff.aFfs faes1gys9
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1ss, mss H~pes ~ sssssssS us~~.
eesss~ rssvsNssSO ~ 1acx.

Afi,WsfyEE. Apf n ~Tgsfve apsrn.
bsrs = 'se nsfloesl TJefnrSr3sfr eefnn,,.
t@s Kisffsi fbs ftfy f0ssY n. ssferts,o snn
fsfutses ssfeb NHgs9ks~ hse d, o~e,
20 fhS hs'bffsl eervsnflSn ress simmer
sasrs ~ ne mefubers poasgH n,rnc,f MIN
eff 80 o. hog ne ~wsi vote n 10 ssld
bWFy.fs Nsf Favorable iTggsrslan We
cfssfsj. ayf mat shs frcsg ~srnfafffee has
f~dV@f ~svtfA ts~xss ~ support
Tn~ frfv ~*s nsfs uf~n lf,vtfssso, -
fbs <eai er'1mi'fss hsVfas ,hs uasfsf IA
80 &c ire Nspf~fffor f,gaffey soEs.e a
fSfth fhs effYs qasiif~sf lNss
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aAw FRA~f~fNTf1. aepf f1r-Thn Twer-
fy-sssh wusurfe~r regiment arrived tcfav
Srayv Pfafss5urg harracks. IN Tsake nam
rfasr View YORK T7he regiment vnicr =
commanded ~ Coi Edmund Rfce na4
he~~ rerrsyssef - yh~ f,fH Tint Tire ~e
rsex ~ sns r~xfroo~e war krakf sssfs NJ
nesnret~ arS r~s~r-T FIRE appearance ~
though ~ nrferr rave YET h~en r~refvs1
~ y svp~c'ef hat fh~ rs<nenf VII SSH
m a~r,fernh~- ~ far ne philippine
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SOaTmv0aT sCNOOS. svVv.


sseT1G Nspssce 10 the bartholomew.
okvJk@>kys ~. S1>-oeass Hup<stntSs<s~
srt f Scbccss FfaDk J. browne has srf,ys
s1 b<rs 20 fAhs SseNmony IN the sHass<f
o. the tnvessi9ssinn ~ the chssses 81 i9,-
M<Fas conduct z1sinss Prof, T. y. FIX
@crshc>T rsbiic srsDDts FynksMl VS.
srn13oy~d ky the retifsnU sranpf ksas1 lar
June for the ensuing term Tbe new III.
~ thNs predAcsss1rs. ard enscJ0ysH Xys.
Bird Browne CLARKE, ~ HnIsssyrouxh, Or,
rse y a cousin ~ Superintendent browne.
F,c3ssG rsSassf 10 gsve - nss e1s5tk,a,
building. PtekssIl ays ~ kAs . little fns
best o. the fight fsoNs a JSg~l STANDPOINT
Ard that kis AdvsYssStSs have MT uS1n shS
pan ~ sftafking his CHARACTER With q vjsw
cats.
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SPECIAL Dsepatch 20 the post-fnssItfg~ncsr
c0LvfLLE. Sept r-Jsmes estsSs,.
tsns county. wss an o!d-sime resident ~
Chewsiah. IN this county, asf had re-
eenf'y Inherited considerable amount
New YORK
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DEMOCRATS ~ eosrrme.eg.
SssfessI rs~s ~st0ssm~s aogI &c ,s-
fsemsf N~ssseg

CUtCAnfi SEPT 81 4 eonsereeTe - AT
~ DernncYsfie nANnsai rupfafffes.Yess
VITO wsTe ~ fbs fifV gas haif ~ me
Auditorium Amer fSff FER the ftsss
ros~ ~ itsfsStns a. sUssssffses aNntf -.
ssHfraff1s srf preliminary esnNfafzr
sprs frgHa ss~Gsv William stone ~
Mfssrur
Tss ssfr$yfax ~ss purely f8fofmai srf
n0n~ e fh~ t0sfae@s g. ~ ffAasaefef -
rHgry@v 80 IRE ySggisf nesting 0f fhn
ssfh>cDfH fsfffsss @as faseN 90
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Special Dispatch % the Pos -fssstfi9snesr
CoLvILLEs sept. T-Th~ late Yalns
have practically ruined haif of the hay
the stock men are selling on their live
stock 10 avoid ioss "a case of hard
winter. The fruit crop 10 also short
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WV TpHE 49, = 80 fssw~sels sfs
~ E~<a~S Lgekg %. $50 sss 10
So fsasNget r. - ss.s~s - 100 sst
ne saa~ E~~f~ws at Mzfsgs sefsss 81
fzE $3.50 fssr~~* - ~ s-zssz T1ss
80. F&s. ~~H ereeaNss ~~e~ fsTN<9
sE~s s~Dvgs s~S4~r. sfaSSey f&<S-ir
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vTF~vA ssrt THE Hungarian rov-
sgles Marfus fokaf now IN hfs seventy
effh year vas Tsarrisf ye~feriay - Eufa-
oeus ~ sNe Hungarian arfreSa A-aNe- q
fgroe~nswy q xfri - ~
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r~~sAffft& ~ $50 = Wfs 2
fsisrsssrw wfss ~ 81 esrssnssnr <sss
NeT~ fsrsf - N<.ff fsas~ get -
v.~ NJ. nlsrs'srs 90 : fsssssss =
sss tsfe s.F Iris ~ TSTspAat. . f.af 81
xs~sDsttss snt . ssssszssfes
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~Wfg TpRW Sea- gfawf = fNe
Assnssnaa Rfsseffea eaeNfa4y ~ Psg-r
fser aef 4 sae fesffTFaf ~ Ffs
fsetsAf rfeHf FanHf~Re r. ~ Nses
HIfeo8 wsfNef wifN isfxe HNsnfffv
Zen aa8 sae4a srf ~ sa~ee1s ~ aW
use .eas rsnnef gHf - ssffswstfS nsf
- - sast fasf ffe ss4rffrerq We ~q~sn
essg5s SO =, re haf.sfres we're Hos
Nain#fla
~ Nfe N~Ree sfrsf sfsiess srr~e A.
q 49, 90 estss sfsf haf e8fSets fss~na< -
ssf sus -1thia - Hsy re- starves
fssgas3 - 90 NefsT syfss
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SNftPMa ORDERED OD1.
NOVy1SgO - GAAvG ~. aAsStEn
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18

BOfBE. IDAHO, b%vf- U,--tt II learned
that Short Line officials sxS<essd 80 az.
tempt last night 10 hold up the v~sst1upd
train near Ontarto They tadsd the train
with guards. but the anttctEstsd attack
1d not nsatHsfastSe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18
WILL M TRSEb Ar MOSCOW.
Wss1psS Motors Ga Ne nS0oOba -.
fore rsAsSao CNO1t.

Special DssD@tcb 70 the PoS'-intsiiissncsr.
AoScOW. Idaho. s~1t, H--Ns1t Sstvr-
aSy ne un ~ 80. sss,.s 81, court curt
vens NJ 2oscov. The calendar viii -
made vp principally Of criminal cssss. ~
all fne Warmer rioters will be brought
here for trial
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
,,WtennapmrnS, S%amerfrattt anS
&19er 8cet|".

5riiber gebrau9te Der Natibismus gegen
bic 9elltf3en oiefes 2anbes Qusoriids pie
u8rebels, Sourfrout, Spei Eager" f1no
oergl., unb glou6te Durd iol9 Idoflen 9I0Oz
finn ben beutI4en GinfluB berui9ten gu
fDnnen. Sn Der Sal5feeitaot in Utah
nimmt nun Elm 8nppnot6ingblatt Ndmens
Tribune bieie alte, b0bft tldaIicbc &ompfz
peiie pieber auf, nobel ss, tpie bic pbige
lleberi4rift 5eigt, an bic SteQe BON
rgrebels" cine ld6srli9e @er6aubornung
Der @iener @iirit9en iebt.
WG6renb anbere &nopnotbinopif6e 1ez
gen D8inbeftri9birger" piit9en unb Die Spet
eriten Silben bes 4usbruds .@ermanz
Nmericdn" geitri9en 5eben pp1en, b~erlan9t
Tribune IN Salt 2ate Gitp in benielbcu
9tusbrud bic 9trei9ung Der brei lebten
@tlben, 10 baB u mod n@erman" iibrig
bleibe, tnbem biefe 2eute gar feline Nmeriz
taner, Ionbern ,nnr" 9eut19s ieisn. 1no
tporum bas MQes2 Deil marhe bieIer
2ente nur 9eutf9 leIen! Nls t0nnte man
iid aus beuti4en 3eitungen bielsS 2anbes
ni4t ebenfo gut ii6er Nmerita unb ameriz
tdnif9e 5ragen unterri4ten, tpie aus eng
lii9en; unb nod better!
Namentli9 i'm valten Norbneften" tpiG
bas 8ldtt BON Der Sal3Icetabt ganSe Nnz
iieoGun9en BON fpl6en 0entf4en tennen.
Das es unter benz valten Norbtpeiten" perz
ite6t, mDgen bic SITTER ptfen. Oa6ei lit
es 10 giitig, an3uertennen, ouB Die r8iennoz
purft Oeutiden unter ben beuti9samsz
ritanii4sn 9ur9f9nitt ite6en. Qber in
bemiel6en Qtbem3uge md9t es Der bpn i6m
4nge9riffenen ben @otnurf: ie lieben ii9
blinbIings bon MGnnern ME Gdur3 leiten;
barum perbe audi i9on bur9 cine feline
ftdbtifae @erorbnung, nelGe lie 5pinge,
alf tbren 8ierzpicnics am SonntaJ lang
Jam gu Werfe gu geben, bepirft, baB iie
Mann fir Wann gegen bic partei ftimmen,
gu Der bic urbeber elmer Iolden 8erprbnrn9
geb0ren.
Nu9 bieIes @etpG19e erf9eirt b01ig bl1bz
iinntg, tpenn man bebentt, pie bitter qerabe
bic 9eutT9en es S9ur3 periibeGten, als er
bic Sonntagstprannei bes poli5eirat65prGz
iibenten &ooIebelt in Seem gprt gut entf9ulz
bigen fubte, Die SQinois 9taats3eitnng
bate bamals lire liebe Tot6, us lie jene
n99ur5bebe" in bic ri9tigsn S9ranfen
pies.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

unb fpdter berbeutli6te &riiger bieIe 8ez
Oingung bur9 bas 8erlangen, @nglanO foue
feline Su3erainitGt iiber Sransbaal, pono9
2ebteres tetnen @ertrag nit elmer duspdrtis
gen Ma9t, ausgenommen ben SrangezTretz
itaat, o6ne @inpi1tgung @nglunb's abf9lie<
BEN fam, fOrmlib aufgeben; unb GngIanO's
.iebige @innif6ung in bic inneren Qn9elez
genbeiten Sransbdal's foqe bic lebte fem.
IS giebt Elm ngGtf9zamerifant16es 8latt,
tpet9em felbit Oiefes @erIangen Sranspaars
gere4t eri3eint, ndmli3 ben audi in ni@t<
ameritani16en 9ingen gut unterr 9tsten
@btcdgoer Snter Ocear II. @r Iagt: 4nz
get4ts Der S6atia9e, bdB bic 8uren breiz
mai tpanberten, UNI englif9em 9ruds gu
entgeben, unb Nngefi4ts bes 5ameIon'f9en
@infals lei es ni6t gu p~erpunoern, penn
&riiger bas gdn3fi4e GrlD16en Der Suaes
rainttdt berlange, ariiger lei 6ereit, su3rz
9e6en, oaB @nglanb bic 6auptma6t in Sioz
@fr;ta biloe; aber er tpole Suglei9, baBGnqz
Lamb Die pp1eltnabbdngigteitS ransbaals, DER
Siibafritantf 9en Republit, anertenne, tpte
otes bon Setten OeutI9lano's, Der Ser.
Staten, Sranfrei9s un0 anberer MG9te
gef6e6e, G6amberlain aber pple barduf
ni4t einge6en, tpeil er Ii9 babur9 ben lebz
ten 8ortpanb CUR @rret9ung 1eines tpirtliz
den 3tpedes Der l1nterio9ung Sranspaols,
abb 6netoen piiroe. Sd aIe feline anberen
8orpGn6e t6eils bur9 8riiger's 3ugeitGno~
ntKe, t6eils Our9 Quf0edrng ,i6rer innetn
S4pd4e ~beieitigt feien, 10 baltic ct I'M -
mebr an benz %ein5igen i6m gebliebenen
ncuIus beui" felt.
Sn3pif9en faIen bic dnberen gegen
Sranspual erbo6enen @orpirfe in iJr
Ni9ts 5ufammen.
9as fog. 0pnamttzM onppol i'm Srat3z
baal bete6t einfa9 in einem 3oG auf ODz
namit gum 8etroge BON 100 procent, nnb
bieier 3o0 trifft MGe - 8uren, Oeutf4s,
5ran3ofen, @meritoner II. +. IN. 10 gut nie
@n3ldn0er. n@dreeine fOlhe 81 Iteuerungeine
&riegsurfu4e" = 10 fagt Der SnterzO Ocean
- nodnn bGtten Die Ser. Staaten 9rieg nit
alien Nationen," Die I. g. iibermdBige Be-
teuerung bes 8er9pertsgepin1s i'm Srunsz
baal 6etrGgt p 8roaent, tpogegen Gunaba,
biefe @oGpnie Gnglanbs, benz Mtntnsrtrag
in &lonOite cine Steuer BON 5ebn 8rD5ent
abnimmt. Die I. g, iibermGBi9s geIteuez
rung bon 2eben8mitteln i'm SransbudI Iiuft
burauf binaus, baB 8ieb, S9afe, S4iatsn,
Sped, Butter, Safe, 9etretOe, W}eA1, &offee
I'M SransbaaI freien Gintritt BADEN, eng
lambs fiioafrifoni19e Gplonten absr bieIe
Waaren a1e be5teueru.