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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-15
4oleNATi0N At sKAGwAY.
tsae Gov. Nrady's Recent Na.
esenat Guard order.

wV citizens are more or less In
escause Of the action OF Gov.
~ ofdessGg the Alaska National
$3.50 IN uniform. not to go beyond
~ SauaFy line into British territory.
- - saaatian mounted police and
eohfinae 10 display their athletic
sFess parade in the towns ef
n Lyle canal In this connection
s1ed that Congressman Hut. Of
n Alaska recently. asserted
seaA attempt 20 suppress such
- tx sere.gr military forces by an
~ resident Mckinley.
sstess upon Gov. Hradv's wishes
800 capt, Hevey. Of The United
- Aussr troops IN Alaska. ordered
~. coy se ~ beyond white pass an
VIE afrsyed In citizens dress
3nsssswaysns cay that IL Gov Brady
M nersy are 40 prone 10 pursue
y s. ss,..sassienal et.aasi,e because 81
NM ~ between Canada ard the tTnites,
~ 49, uniformed Britisher should be
SSNs 9Ns mountain ,spaxs
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PASSENGERS FROM DAWSON.
List Of River Steamer Monarch Sail.
ing July 10

Im8 July 0V.
The Columbia Navigation Company's
river steamer Monarch sailed from Daw-
son for st. Michael Sunday. July 20, with
the following first-class passengers:
sy j. r. Poland and. y. 4 Pollock, 6 w
Brown. w Matheson. IT. Boyle. T. I.
Lynch. T. J. Ulmayer. Pat Kelley, @. s.
Leslie. p. Herkemath, r. r. Robinson,
W. II. Brown. Robert Boyle, n. p. Werner.
Mrs. McNaughton. James A. Howe. Harry
Parry. w. c. White, ]. G. Perry, Julius
Stephenson. g. M Moores. n. T. Moores.
@. r. Haynes. A. Fritz. Joseph Lord, J.
A. Richards. r. A. Matthew'S. f. n.
Li'zey. J. A. Grindle. Fl. Puts. r. r. N.Y.
man. Simon Joanis. Max le Joanis, A. c.
Gould. r. E. O'Connell A. L. O'Connell.
). r. C'Connell. A. Morgan, F. H. Wade.
Alfred Abraham. W. Frank Miller l.. r.
Shockley. Arthur O'Leary. @. G. Hall. J.
Lamoreaux. .. keyes, J. A. Thompson.
George Goodrich. e. Richards. T. III. VIII
son. John Green. l.. Dorig. August Duval.
W. q. Gale. Peter Ob!tching, p. H. Sankui,
@. ], Lenore!. A. l.. Moran. j. F. Buck
man. N. C.. Rosenfelt William f. Potter,
George s. Potter, Hold Taylor, s. 8. Nell
son. W. n Chamberlain. George Har.ing.
Martin Gilmore. r. Gavin, George W.
Fowler, william Rahe. Jerry Sullivan
Henry Bornholdt. Jacob Auer. l. NJ. Yea
ton
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|Ae-ae az sarsner living or Ore Palmer
kas ~. as tefee NILES from Tire Henry
sx..sv - saoped II sssa ~ Sunday. NJ
e eks,..a atsested n Seattle Yesterday
n A. .s'. vish the robbery. The farmer
ks~s ~. hidden In harm. and IL is
- pss q $3.50 ana companion saw
Hss,ss SER Charter got OF the train
~ saa aea, up the car track a
~ So. followed ~ another pas
- a, 49, John Erickson. II. went
~ ns,sss then took the ear 10 the
4snss. cud hee met him near
aH1 NrYestAli his,
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IN 3 @essek isss rtgh, = nan walked
FsSss - ,.'N 'srag store sna stale two
Il sr~ss fntTt III VAS chased into
{Aer s,.as Guy. who called for hstr.
g h a. orsfsrra the man 70 stop
a A. le 81 until S:swar; sha. at
- q ae peslce station Ne save Ms
wilson TIE ro2les sax
~. sasss a. the Spokane MA L
8a,r wanted N Tacoma Ger
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the sound and 70 en-
joying the meeting
with old friends.
Talking last night
OF Yakim. he said:
Everything over
that way Ia flourish.
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| q. D. Attorney
| COsleP Talks
| of Riot Cases.

a In speaking OF these
cases. Mr.. Cosier
said: There were some four hundred or
FIVE hundred r.oting miners taken into
custody. and they have been held since
then in a sort OF corral guarded by United
States cavalry. Some OF them have been
released. and we are turning them out by
degrees, except the ringleaders and those
At the May term Of the Federal court in
MOSCOW ] had the cases continued In or
der that the state courts could take action
against the more serious offenders. The
structing the mails and for conspiracy.
but charges Of murder were made against
some Of them. and as these could only be
tried in the state courts ! was willing to
let that jurisdiction have the precedence.
One Of them. Paul Corcoran. was con-
victed OF murder in the second degree and
sentenced TO seventeen years fmprison-
mens There here ar; are . eight men a., separately ar
of them on the charge OF murder has been
set for September T.
Mr.. Crozier says that he will have some
forty or Atty cases for trial in the Fed
erai court IN October and he expects no
great trouble or delay In getting through
with them. In the state courts each man
can ask for separate trial, and owing to
this fact IL Is likely that a difficulty viii
be found In securing 1ur.es. as 90 many
challenges Will he allowed. In the Federal
court separate trials are not allowed. and
the venire wta not De exhausted
Talking OF Idaho. Mr.. Cozer said that
the state was highly prosperous In every
direction. while the fruit crop was q hit
tie shortened by the severe winter. the
other crops were not injured. and the out.
look is good for an abundant harvest
There Is a great interest In mining. espe-
ciaiiy In the Occur d Alene country, where
everyt thing p now quiet and work going
ahead. Railroads are being built In every
direction. The Pacific. Idaho a Northern,
owned by New York syndicate. IL build
ing from Weiser north into the Seven Dew
;ls copper region and will ultimately 60
into Northern Idaho, thus connecting the
two extremities of the state. The North
ern Pacific is building into the Clearwater
country and the o. r. & ~. has let q
contract for a road from Reper.c 10 Lew
ision. The contract will also soon be let
for road from Moscow into the great
white pine belt, which contains the iarg-
est body OF this timber now standing In
the United States"
Talking politics Mr. Cozier said he felt
no doubt t..at a the next election the state
OF iSWe in 1895 was cut down last year
to acsa and the gain will continue. Peo-
PIE are too busy to talk politics. and rs
they are satisfied with present conditions
they viii naturally sustain an adm.nistra-
ton that has helped them.
II. NJ. Whitney. editor Of the Sugar
Planters Monthly. for Atty years a resi-
dent OF Honolulu. was In the city last
xnerAtry yaratsnu Ia YaFt Spp.
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OF that city. Until
last January he had
been for two terms
state treasurer OF
North Dakota, and
prior to that had been
for a like period
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sae%...eAes- Of the North American
y go ard Tsadsng Camgany. ard
~ M ~.ss are in Vancouver IN COZ
>~ ~ ne affairs 81 fhs ~ssa~.
q -, sasSses Nelsar which rs,l ssss
II ~ TODAY. Tha Nielsen Is taxi
u,s y camera merchandise from
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People Who Make Up
tie Passing Thnong.

United States District Attorney r. C..
Cozier and United States Marshal p C..
Ramsey. OF Idaho. were TN the city Sun
day from Portland. They are now on
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James Kindred. who is at Providence
hospital on account Of dangerous injuries
received FROM a kicking horse Sunday is
getting along "a we'll IA could be hoped
and will probably recover.
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TO CLOSE THE SALOONS.
Movement at Mount Vernon to En-.
force the Sunday Law,

force the sunday Law.
Special Dispatch TO the Post Intellisencer.
MOUNT VERNON, Aug. H-Since the
New Whatcom. there IL a similar move
ment on foot here among the church going
people.
In speaking OF the subject. County At
.orney NJ. p. Hurd said today: 'ff am
called upon 10 do 80. will enforce thu
law. not only in Mount Vernon. but Ia ev-
cry place In Skagit county where the law
is being violated
This question was brought mp some time
ago. but the promoters dropped II on ac-
count OF not knowing what view the su-
preme ccurt would take of the matter
Now that that tribunal has given Its decis-
Ion. the temperance people say they will
have the law obeyed
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New COndl.
tiOna In
Hawaii.

I'VE are waiting for congress to ratify
the treaty, after which the Hawaiian is
lands will become more settled. Con-
tract labor is the great question In
this connection, and II this Is ahol-
ishsd as we believe II surely will be, we
Will accept the inevitable. IL Will have
for a result an increase In wages OF say
- per cent. and VIII be better all around
The planters will make no objection, and
the - go contract laborers now ~ work
will remain and enjoy the increase
The sugar plantations are improved
both as "a quality and quantity in all parts
OF the islands. The sugar output .s in
ereas.ng Last year We shipped 20. 40
short tons This year We will add a: least
Ia per cent Since annexation there is
greater confidence and new capital IL put
ing IN rev plants. and these alone will add
aaaa to sa.eo tons IN say four OF FIVE years.
The islands are now enjoying a sugar
boom. and this industry was never on 50
firm a basis as now.
The story about the natives being on
,he verge % rebellion IS untrue. I don't
see how the ex-Qusen could make such a
statement In eur courts % law the ra-
tive and white man are on the same basis.
10 get a pension frem the United Statss
ard the feeling in Honolulu is that che
should have one, She would be satisfied
with slaen or Esea, and her Aaheren;s
In the Stands would then be hushed
Tire last census % the islands. taken In
isssi. showed a population ~ iis1a Next
year the government census will show 10 =
ee 20 ,*easa- Capital can frd openings m
honolulu as In the United Statass. while
skilled mechanics can ind employment az
good wages. There ara openings Tor all
branches CO trade
The presen, government Is working
well The people are satisfied sr! aarsxs-
ten - the United States has already done
everything ve ha. expected IL TO do
pre<sien. A. C. Jones. - vashon college.
70 ssrang the guests OF the Northern hotel
ard will ~ in the city until .ernaSrow
when he VIII leave Ter Il trip 30 Alaska on
: IRE psrsgo. Taking
iass night. @. etEca-
Eduent'"" 'fasal matters Mr.
| Proxrrasttg sosaes Aa: The
psoIse of Washing
ton are recovering
----~--~----~--". from the depression
which sSr serers. years Aanx over them.
ard sa no respect IL tire far; more sppsr-
ss. taar IN The astsntfaa they are giving
&c ire matter OF eturstsrx their esil:-en-
Sc far - the r.seisc >rhcais are CONSERVED.
Washington .exSs al tie Asasss q the
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the way to Wardner,
In the Occur d'Aiene
country, to look Into
the riot cases to be
tried in October.
In speaking Of these
ca Aea. Mr. Confer
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The Rev W. n Cessiey. 81 Sscchhri6x.
Ca. while attending 20 eis ras.ora. aufte.
a, Fleetwood, tsat atAss. was attacked ~
ce1lera rzsornssz- lie says. Ply chance
happened 20 get aola q bottle 81 s,aaEs-
A@rfaIn's Collie. Cholera ard ptarra9sA
Eenes.y. aaa I :hins 81 mas tss means
a. saving my life. II rssssvsd ne ~ ence."
70. sale Sy IL 6eaisrA
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EXCELLENT lunches served daily from
n to : oclock. Cafe Halbe. $40 Second.
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spec.a! Dispatch 70 the Post-InteIligencer
SOUTH BEND. Aug. 1.-THE complaint
filed against John Wilkes. OF Ilwaco. for
selling LIQUOR on Sunday waa dismissed
by the county attorney. j. =. Welsh.
on the ground Of insufficient evidence
ODD Fellows excursion 20 Victoria
August 1870. Round trip, $50.
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day Tor San Fran
cisco. whence he
win sail for home.
In speaking OF the
islands and their con-
ditions under the
new regina he SAWS.
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HEAVY RAINS IN kITTITAs.
The Eastern slope Of the Cascade,
II Covered With snow.

Special Dispatch 90 the Post-fnte'llgencer
ELI.ESNS BlrRG. Aug. ls--It has been
raining IN the Ktti'as valley for twenty
four hours. ard the fail has been the heav-
est ever known here I'm ere summer sea-
con. II had threatened 80 long before IL
began 10 rain that the farmers had good
chance 30 protect their hay The loss
Will BE- Hight This evening the clouds Mft-
Cd ard showed the eastern slope Of the
Cascade about the SUNNI. white with
snow The temperature here 10 cool
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EYEGLASSES scientifically htte!
Lenses ground 90 order. Miss Waxinsk.
o2s.c.an- IL Cherry.
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ODD FeiicwS excursion 20 Victoria.
August is-3 Society reunion Barre
Sssekgrr Bar closed NJ liquor sold.
Rs,urd trip. r-A Public invited
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ire nsrsxa TalxsrS.
iast night. O. eiEca-
'faGAl matters. Mr..
y0-ess "a ii. The
psoISe of Washing
ton are r~TeserfHR
<r.a-1 s~a Atr,-zs..sss.rs
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III. NJ Whitney. editor Of the Sugar
Planters Monthly. for Atty years resi-
dent OF Honolulu. was In the city last
week. spending . vacation. He left Sum
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FREE Wagner concert ever Tuesday
rriiay ana Sunday niEht- Madison part
ray.iicn.
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sss Tel Pike -.
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eSekt III audl bstannt aetnorhe

= SEPT 1T aud bstanat geporbeu,
eaB bel Der Begegnung smii1en BEN
franaoRfden S6ulfdiff nSpbigenie"
unb Der faiferIiden Oa9t .6obsn3ul.
letnA i'm 6afeu bon Bergen bic Isbtere
bic fran36fide Glaeee am Jofmaf
fiibrte. Die r8erliner N. Ra1r." tri.
tifiren bies als eine 0bfii9teit. bic
tiber bas iuternatiouale 6laggen. 9egle.
went nett binausgebe.
= 3u @traBburs i'm gIfab nimmt
bie &iHberiterblidteit In JoIge Don
Magenlrantbeiteu 70 fart 3u, baB bie
fidbtii6en 8eb6rben fi1 beranIaBt ae.
feben baben, ben drmeren Rlafen Der
Bep6lternng fterili1rte WiIh gum SO.
fenpreiie BON A Gents per Quarts au
liefern.
= Matbieu Drspfus, Der foeben
bonn Befu4e ieines 8rubers Ia Hennes
mad paris suradgetebrt if, beridtet
JoIgenbes: nMeiu Bruber bat mir Der.
F9ert, bab feiuer 1ebsrseugang nod
Der fribere @olonioIminiiter 2ebon ibn
aus Der WeIt i9affen uolte. I'm ibn
gu i6bten, babe berfslbe Bsfebl gege.
ben, i'm, als er 10 am 6ieber litt, In
gifeu au lesen. Die meinem 8ruber
inter 2ebon's Bermaltung 3ngefdeten
Qudlereien tommen ben @rauiamtsi.
ten gIeid, benen 8orquemaba feline
Opfer uutermarf. Mein gruber babt
Sebou; auf bic anberen BerI1mbrer
blidt er iiur nit Mifeib unb 8era1,
tung berab. 2ebon elaubte, menn
mein Sruber beieitigt tDerbe. !6unte bic
sause ea@e gum abf6lufe sebra@t
nerben."
= 9bmiral Deusp murbe In Srief
bonn ameritanii1en 8otl1after Ia
Wieu, Scr. a5bifon 6arris, begrhBt.
Sewep empfins bic fremben @OufuIn
on Borh Der Olympia. Demep mirb
ettua IA Gage In $rief bleiben unb es
iit nod unbefimmt, oh er h@ bon bort
aus mad Carlsbad begeben mirb, pber
ni9t. 5ehentaus mirb Dewtp aber
einea abfts6sr mad Wieu MAIDEN.
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9aaienS 8unaeu

f0nnten bem @nt5iiden nidt Iusbtnd
perleiben, iuel1es Mnnie 6. Gprinser,
1125 5OuarO Street, 9bilabelpbia,
Benniplpanien, empfanb, als iie seuabr
wurbe, baS Or. Sings geue gntbeduns
fir Sdwinoiu@t iie polis sebeilt bate
BON einem i6mer5euben 6uiten, Der iie
Sabre lang furdtbar sequdlt bate.
GGe anberen Mittel unb aablrei6e
Ger5te permodten ibr niat au belfen,
aber iie last BON bieiem berrli6en Mtits
tel: ,,es entfernte balb ben S6mera
aus meiner 8rult unb i'd faun jebt feft
idlafen, etipas, iporauf id mid faum
nod beiinnen fam, baB i'd es fsiiber se@
tonnt babe. Sd babe bas @efabf als
mil Bite id bas Sob eieles Wtittels laut
in alIe 8elt binaus pertiinben." @benlo
uirb es Sebermann erseben, ipel4er
Or. Sings 9teue Gntbeduns periudt
fiir 8eidiuerben bes Salies, Der 8ruit I
uno Der 2unse. Yreis so Gents nno
s1.00. 9rpbeflaiden frei in esr Gpp.
tbete BON s. &alteper & Son. Seee
6loi6e uirb sarantirt.
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(N0rtlebul19 folgt.)
Seraubte oaS 8rab.

Cine bemerfensuertbe gbatia6e, tuelz
DIE Mr. Sobn O1iper BON 8bilabelpbia
an ii6 ielbit erlebte, tpirb BON ibm in
folsenoer @eiie seidilbert: ,S6 befanb
mid in einem gang entlebliden 3uitanbe.
Wseine 9aut mar faft gels, meine glusen
lparen einseiunfen, meine 3unse bid be-
le9t, td bate forttpd6renb S6mer5en
i'm @iden unb in ben Geiten, i9 bate
feinen Ippetit uno perfiel fi9tlid BON
Gag gu Sag. 9rei Ner5te batten mt9
aufse9eben. @ladli9er @eile rietb
mir ein Sreuno, einmal einen 8eriud
nit benz Electric Bitters" sll maiden,
5u meiner 9roBen Sreube unb meinem
gritauuen er5ielte bereits Die erIte Gfa.
i6e cine entI9iebene Beiieruna. Sd
iebte ben @ebraud brei @o9eu lang
fort unb iebt bin i9 elm selunber Mann.
Sd tueiB, bas 8itters bat mein 2eban
gerettet unb bas Grab Inn Elm ueiteres
Opfer beraubt. 9eiemanb io0te perlduz
men, bieies Utittel su benuben. Sour
so Gents Die Slaide in Der Npotbefe pon
S. &alteper & Gon.
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9aubbeit fann mtd,t eebetlt tuersem

bur9 lOtole Nppliiationen, neil iie ben
tranten 9beil oe8 Obres niht erreihen
i6nnen. gS giebt nur einen g8eg. bic
Eanbbeit 81 furiren, unb Der iit ourh
eeonititutionele Setlmittel. Saubbeit tpir6
onrdb einsn entaanoeten 8uFanb Der Ihlei
tnt9en ausfieibung Der guftahilden
Ebbre neruriadt. gSenn oitie R6bre fih
entafinoet, babt Shr einen rmnpelnben
Gon ooer unnolltpntmenes @eb6r; unb
ipenn tie gana geibloiien LIT, erfolgt Eaub>
hett uno tuenr bic gntaiinbuna nicbt ge.
bnben nnb 6ieie Gbbre tuieber in ibren
8ebbrigen 8nftanb neriebt tperoen tam,
tuiro bas @eb6r fir iinner aerhbrt tpers
benz neun Sale unter sebn tperoen burtb
&atarrb nsruriaht, pelber nihts als elm
ent5inoeter 3aftano Der ihleimieen Sber.
Fdden lit.
gSir tuollen einbun6ert Dollars ffir ies
ben (onrb 8atarrbI pernrlabten) San
sDn Saubheit 9eben, ben mir nicbt burh
gtnnebmen bon Sau's Ratarrb,Rur beilen
t6nnen. 9aBt guh umionit girculare
fDmmen.
S.9. gbenes&gp., Eulebp ..
& Wertauft BON allen Mpotbefern,
Is Gents.
Sau's Gamilien.Yillen fno BITE beften.
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Mbfahrt.

Na@ @aluefon, Soufon unb Guers
tdslid ..............9:OO Rorrn.
Na6 Corpus gbrifi, Granias YaB unt
1eepiue tdslid .......1:0O No9m.
Na6 &errniIle tdsli6, aussenommea
Sonnabenos u.Sonntass . 8 15Na9m
Nad &errpille, Sonntass g 80 Borm.
Nah&erruilIe, ,Sonnabenbs A :3Og9a1m.
Nnfunft
Bon Salneiton, Souiton unb Guert
t6gli4 .............7:00 Nbenba.
8pn Corpus Gbriti, Granias Bab unf
8eepille tdali9 .......2:20 Na1m.
Bon RerrpilIe tdsli9, aussenontmen
Sonntass unbMOntass 10 :45Gorm.
Bon aerroille, Sonntass 6 80 Nbenbs.
Bon aerrpille. Wontass. 9:25 Born.
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0l,td) elite l1eberrafdbun8.

| Wer nus geHeru nod gefraat bdlie,
Del6es bic 3weite 6anbslsitabt In
Seutf6lanb iei, BEN whrben mir au=
Ber Berlin, StsitIn, G6ln. 2eip3ie,
Bremen nod Elm balbss 9uBenb on,
berer genannt baben, obne an Manus
beim 3u benten. Die Stabt bat nur
130, 900 Ginmobner, aber ibr banbsl
1T, lpie bic xgabif6e @emsrbe3situue"
bemertt, enorm.
Ser b!erte She'll ber geiammten gu.
terbepeguns bes Babifden giienbabn.
nebes eutfdat auf Waunbeim, bas fei.
men 8ertebr felt 1882 mebr als Der.
breifa6t bat unb bamit eiae 3unabme
aufmeili, msldsr taum eine anbere
beutf9e @roBfabt cine dbnlide sur
Seite pirb ieBen t6nnen. Ser &C.
fammtDerfebr gu Wafer unb Der @iien
babn beIduft ft9 beute auf 743 Mils
llouen Doppel3entner, mebr, allo 16
Nal 10 Diel, aIs i'm Sabre 1860. Ser
@ateroertsbr aasin auf Der 8abu be.
trdst mebr, al5 bret Willioneu 3onnen.
b. b. mebr, als ber Bertebr ber 16
ad9fsr6bten babifden 5tatioaen su.
fammen genomrnsn. Die 3abl Der tn
Sabre 1897 auf benz &beine aueetom.
meuen 99iffs bat II. 200 tberi9rit!en,
nabe3u boppelt 10 pieI, ME I'm Sabre
1887; felt grri9tung bes beutiden
Reides bat R9 Der Waferpertsbr nabe.
au peraebnfadt. Der @efamutmertb
Der aus. unb einsefabrten panbelsar.
titel fann auf @runb iOrsfdltiser gr.
bebunsen auf etma 800 Mtaionen
Nart gef9dBt tuerben, abertrifft bamit
nod Berlin unb fteht on erfter STEELE
binter 6amburg. I'M eiuise Der mid,
tighten 8ran6en berausjugreifeu, fei
erwdbnt. baB our9 ben Mannbeimer
@etreibebanbeI I'm Sabre 1897 etma
88l 900 Sonnen @etreibe 3ugefhgt
worben 1nb: an SOD fir ausldnbii9es
8etreibe fn5 Der Rei9stafie i'm Sabre
1897 aug Nannbeim aqein Ia Whllio.
men Mart susefofen. Die 3olleins
nabmen fhr uaperarbetste. $abats
bldtter betrugeu i'm lebten Sabre 81
WilliOnen Nast. wdbrenb fur petro.
leum uab Mtueralf9mierble aber 3
Wtlllionen bereiunabmt uurben. Der
lmiaB ber Mannbeimer Rei9sbants
bauptitele bat TN leBten Sabre bic
enorme Summe DON beiuabe 81 Wlilt.
aroen erreidbt; ieit 10 1abren bat Rd |
Der 8eiatamtumiaB, mie Der Girooer.
febr um ie 1,3 Miaiarben Mart ge.
boben.
@benio nidtig unb bsrborrageub,
tDie Der 6aubeI. 1T aber au9 Mann.
beim'S @roBinbuttie. gs iei bier nmr |
on bic Wsltfirmen ber babii@eu Uni.
lins unb Sobafabrit (auf 2ubmies, |
bafener gemartuug). ober BET 3eus
fofffabrit Walbhof, ober Der epiegel.
mauufattur Walbboi, 'ober Der grob.
artigeu Mai6inenfabriten erinnert.
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nod cine gan5e Nn5abl W}irnuten, uno
6rantitldjsf beOouerte np6mals feline
arllen 9!teroe, Die ct erl # bpr Guraem
9efauft uno nit iiebentauieno 8uloen
be5ablt bate. @nOli6 mar ober bas
aunIttpesf Der Soilette fertis, uno sslo=
renee itteg, Die lange ipeiBleioene
S6leppe auf Dem 9lrm, nit i6rem &C.
mabl bic 9robe Sreppe bes aorlitein'=
f6en galais binuf1ter.
(eSDrt5ehuuo fnIdfl
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Somtberm Yactte 0abn.
Nbfah brit,

Wa6 Stem Drleans, 6ouiton unb Gal,
pefon tdslid 1910 Mittass unb
9:3O Nbenbs. s.....,,............
NadgasfeHab, Merieo &c. IL so 8prm.
ytab galifornien 80. .4:45 Nahm.
Mnfunft.
Won Netp Orleans, 9oufton unb @al.
oeiton tdsli9 1925 gorm. unb 4 rs
Na1nt. .......................
Won @altfornien &C.. IL 80 Bprui.
Bon Gasfe BaB unb Merieo 700
NbenoS. ................
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Gtfenbabn Tabr Ylaa.
8. & o. %. 8aba.
Mbfahrt.

Ma9 st. 2ouis bia Sron Momntain
ODER M. &. & e. 1880 geahm.
Na9 ct. Souls pia Sron Mountain
&oute. ute..............8:3OMb 80 Mbenba.
ytaeb 9earne td9li9 .... IS 100 Moreens.
gtah 2arebo. 1000 8orm.
Nnfunft.
won ct. 9Ouis. Sron MOuntain & M.
st. q Z. 3......... $3.50 Bprm.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & W.
T. q Z. ............ 1855 Nadm.
Won pearne t69li9. .10:2O Nbenbs.
Won 9arebo. .12:25 Na1m.
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~. g. q e. 0abm.
Nbfahrt.

Rad @aco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, Ram
ia8 @itp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tde.
lid 5 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Nbenba.
Gufpnft.
Bon Chicago, ct. 2o,tis, aanlas gitp,
Dallas. 5trt @ortb unb @acp, tia.
lid ..8 80 Borm. unb 10 20 NbenbS,
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eins 1nsahl aussejsi9nete ,ssormss
u1o .&an@es4. all niebrieem pre,ie,
ouf ldngere 3eit bel eerineer 3insraie.
Dteietoufte Id bon ousIdnbiidenRort.
goge Sos. S@reibt Sar GireuIare.
q. y. @banbIer,
102 @rodett. Stra6s, San Autouto.