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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
NapcIeon tttS fettt N1&an9s9e=
nofe VItttntG.

@4on in feinen iungen Sabren bate Sea-
pplepn etfrig plutar9's berglei9enbe Qebensz
bef4reibungen beribmter 9eGben bes Otter
t6ums, tpenn audi in fran30fi9er ueberz
1eBung, ftltoirt. l1nb au9 als Scatter lag CT
gerne in i6nen, tpie er als General in
Negppten nWertber'S 2eiben" BON @oetbe in
fran3Oii3er l1eberfebung 10 eifrig las, baB
er fi9 nod in feinem ~berii6mten @efprd6e
NIT 8oetbe gu Grfurt genau bes Sn6alts erz
innerte.
Sn elmer Pribdtbibliotbef gu ct. petersz
bqlrg befinbet iih, mie ieBt aus ~berldBlider
Nueue bon bort gemelbet nir0, auf einen1
rotben fammetnen 8ifen unter elmer @lasz
glode elm in rotbes &albleber gebunbenes
8u4 i'm Ottabformat, auf beiben 9eiten
bas taiierli@e Mappen Napplepn's I. Ser
Sttel bteIes 8u3es befagt, baB es bic 8ez
i9reibung beriibmter Mdnner bon Ylutar6
entbdIt, in's Sran50fti9e iiberIeBt nit Ditto
rt19en unb trittf4en &nmertungen BON 9a=
cter; uno 3par 1T es ba5 5e6nte 8Gnb9en,
eri3ienen i'm 8erlag BON 9upralzO uberger
gu Paris i'm Sabre 1911.
Otefes 8ii9lein lit cine 5rppbGe uus Naz
poleon's &rieg gegen &uBlanb i'm s. 1912.
Der Batter bes 8eItBers mar Nbiutart bes
ruffii9en Generals 9iebitf9 unb bate bon
leBterem ben 8efebl erbdlten, nit &ofafer
NapoleOn auf feinem f4redliden &ud3uge
gu fangen. Mun bate in @rfa6rung gez
bra9t, baB Der &ai1er in einem 8agen an
bic pOlnif4e @ren3e fubr, unb Der Nbiutani
nit ben &ofafen unternabm bic 8erfo1gut1g.
DIS tie Napoleon's Wagen erreibt batten,
mar er leer; benin Nappleon bate fi9 re9tz
5eitie gerettet. Ser Qbiutant befabl 1einen
&oiaten, ben Wagen eiligit 3u unteriu9en,
obne ab5uiteigen, UNI ni9t Die fpitbare 53eit
81 berlieren, benin er boffte nod, ~irgenbipr
ben entflobenen &atfer ein3ubolen. Sin
8oiat erblidte auf benz @asenfib Elm aufge=
f6lagenes Bud unb bplte es nit feiner pife
berbor. Der @biutant nabm bas 8u9 an
it9 hnb burfte es NIT @rGaubniB feiner @or=
seIeBten bebalten. Sci Gato unb @rac9us
tparen bic 8ldtter eingebogen. Oiefes 8ii9=
lein 1T elm neuer 8etpeis Don g9apoleon'S
&altbliitigteit, bic 10 melt ging, baB er iogd1
in ienen i9redli6en @tunben fi9 3eii
nubm, 9ei9i6tli9es gu lefen. Die anberer
8Gnbe biefes Gremplars BON pGutar6's
Werfen, senau in berfelben Weiie gebunben
fanben fh9 in Napoleon's 8ii9erei in ben
Suilerien unb perben ieBt in einem Barrier
MuIeum aufbetpabrt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
S@tb&u6 ISer tt,tS gOalSerIGmk aud
tn S0Dau.

gerdnlabt our9 bic fur9tbaren 8erbeee
rl1ngen, bic faft auidbrIi9 bon Spring
flutben in Sapan perurfa9t perDen, bat Der
iapanif9e 9rofeffor Der 5 or It.
ptrt9f4aft Or. 9anbp BON ber
uniDeriitdt gu SOtiO rnterIu6ungen buriiber
un9etelt, inpielpeit &iitenpdGber aum
@9ube gegen 9pringflut6en ben ertparteten
Infor0erungen entipre9en.
Wtan ipirb 5ugeben miiKen, bdB bic aufgez
porfene Srage tief ernit 1T, ipeun MAJ Be-
oentt, oaB i'm 2aufe bon 143 Sabren aGein
in 4iien $4,000 Msnf9en bur9 Spring
flntben um's 2eben gefommen iinb. 0ie
Springflutb, bic i'm Sabre 1896 bic Norhs
fiiite BON Supan beimiudts unb bur9 tpel6e
faf $4,000 Meni8en ben Sob fanben, iii
nod in &aer grinnerung. @s lit fetgefeut
t%pprben, baB bic 5lutb cine 906e bon 40 Big
45 SUB errei9te.
yfun bat i9on bor $50 Sa6rtn elm iapaz
nii9er Saimpo (Nngeb0riger beg Seubalz
abels) gum S9ube Der 5elosr gegen ben
Meerespinb 5pii9en ben 9tdoten Sdfatu
uno Smaifumi etnen S@ubpqlb anqeleqt.
Qls i'm Sabre 1887 cine 6o9flut6 bic aiftc
beim1u6te, blieben bic beiben Stdbte bani
ben ausgeDebnten S4uBpalbun9en bpr benz
unttrgang beri4ont. gs 1teQte ii9 bdmala
beruus, buB bic 8albungen bur9 bic 5aG3z
flutb gelttten batten unb gum allergr0Bten
She'll abitarben. 9abei ipurbe fetgeteqt
baB beitimmte 8durne, glti9biel in nel9em
Otter Tie ii@ befdnben, bon Der 6obflut6 in
teiner Wetie S9aoen genommen 6dtten. @a
iinb bies cine NaOeG6oG5art unb 3tpei unbere
Nrten, bic unbef9abet fprtgebie6en. 9amuls
tpurben fofort 10 6ettar &~iiftenipalb a1qez
pflan3t, Der in elmer Qdnge bon 1000 Meter
unb elmer 8rette bon 100 Meter bic Riifte
BEL Satatd umfGumt. Sci Der lebten Spring
flutb i'm Subre 1896 belt biefer 8alb ben
a%nitiirmenben Wogen aud bur9aus Stanb.
Mu9 in 8engalen blieben Die bon 9dumen
huntington 9dufer perf9ont. Sanno emz
pfieblt baber, BEN Pinus Thunbergii ans
3u~pflan5en, Der 10000 Sabre lang pa9=
fen fam, cine 906e BON 48 90. BEL "a 81.
8reite errei4t unb als tpertbpoGes 8au6pl5
audi fOrtli3 uusnuBbar lit. @t9en i6rer
Observation-Disclosures gegen bic @al3flutb ME
pegen ibres pertbOolIen 8aubol3es fir
S9iffsbauten, @iienbabnpagen u. I. n,
i6lGgt Der iapanii4e @slebrte AUDI mod bic
Zelkowa acuminata CUR 9npflan3une
fir &iiitenf9ubpdloer bor, bic minbeitena
eine 8reite BON 20 M. baben miiBten.
0a bemertt purOe, 0aB ji4 bic Slide in
Der 9}G6e bes &iiItentpalDss beoeutenb perz
mebrten, 10 pi0nret man audi nod aus Otez
fem @runbe in Sapan Der NuffOritung Der
&iiiten cine beIonhere NufmerfI amteit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Ste SMbtldmttS Mmtneifie SeS 3ier=
rctGifG1e eft @atiers.


9ur9 bas biefige g. II. &. 01terrsi9if9z
ungarii3e Generalz@onI gebt uns bic
na9ite5enoe amtli4e Mitt6eiGung GIT, bic
fir man9e ~unferer 2efer BON SniereiIe
fem biirfte:
Gaut @rlaB bes Miniteriums bes &aii.
unb G0nigl. 9aufes uno bes NeuBeren in
Wien BPM 3. December l.. s. erftredt iit
bic aus NnlaB bes 5Ozid6rigen Hegierungs=
iubildums Sr. g. II. 6. Npo1tpli19en Maz
ieftdt getpd6rte NmneItie auf bic folgenoen
Perfonen:
1. Muf ale Nngeb0risen bes t. ii. t.
9eeres unb Der &riegsmarine, Der t. t.
0fterrei9if9en unb t0nigG. ungari16en
Gun0pebr, nel9e Der 9eIertton tpe9en
Nt4tbefolgung zines interchangeable
CUR Waffenz(S tenfDzl1ebung f6uIbig iinb.
Sinh oieIel6en ber3eit in nnter1u9ung pez
gen Der 9efertion, 10 tpir5 i6nen obne 8eiz
teres bic peitere rnterfu9uug uno 5trafe
na3gefeben. Sinh ife aber 1trafaeri9tli9
berfolgt, Dber BADEN tie cine ftrafgeri9t=
lifbe 8erfolgnng Ooer 9isciplinar itraFe gu
getpdrtigen, bunn miifien tie, um Der Mmz
neItte t6eilbaft gu peroen, ipdtetcns Biz
gum 2. DECEMBER 1899 um i6re @inbez
5ie4ung in bic Nmneiie bitten. Sails elm
Nnge9Ortger bes 9eeres Ober Der feioen
%2anbpe6ren bereits als Oeferteur erfldrt,
aber mod ni9t a6geurt6eilt lit, 10 muB er
oiefer 8itte bic @rtldrung feines ger3i6tss
auf bic epentueG innege6abte g6urae 5uz
figen.
2. Iae @ngeb0rigen ber i'm Rei9sratbe
bertretenen 80nigrei9e unb 2Gnoer, lno
Der Climber Der ungariiden &rone, nelde
Der SteIlungsflu@t i9ulbig finb. Sn1ofern
ipl4e P%erfOnen tpegen Gteuungsflu9t in
unteriu9ung itnb, 10 piro i6nen bic pei=
tere lnterfu4ung unb Strafe, 1opie bic
oamtt Derbunbene ooer audi nur gu ge=
tpdrtigenbe 8erGdngerung Der Dienitpfli@i
o9ne @eiteres na9gefe6en; foG9e per1onen
aber, bic tpegen Der Ste~Gungsflu9t f6on
itrafgeri6tli4 ~Derfol9t iinb, ober Bios bic
~@erfdngerung Der 9ienftpfli9t gu getpIrz
ttgen BADEN, Derben in bic Nmne1tie. nur
unter Der 8eOingung miteinbe5pgen, faQs
tie fpdteitens Biz gum 2. DECEMBER 1899
ii9 Der ibnen obliegenben SteQunqspfli6t
uno i6rer ebentue1en 0ienitpfli9t inter
5ieben. @5 tpirb 6ier bemerft, baB bic gr<
fiiaung Der Steaungspfli6t au6 in Nmez
rita, BET ben t. u. t. @oniulaten ~erfoI9en
fam.
&ae 9eriOnen, bic audi pegen zines am
oeren 9elittes in Strafe Iinb pber trafz
geri3tli4 p%erfolgt perOen, iinb aus bieIer
Imneitte ausge19lofen.
gs nirb, ausbriidli9 betont, baB bic unz
ter L. angefii6rte 4mnetie auf 1ol6c safe
feline 4npenbung finbet, mo Der @;rtberuz
fungsbefebl bic Qbleitung bes prGfsnaz
b%ientes, ~be3iebunsspeile Der actiben Oienit=
%leiitung ober bic rmilitdrii6e Musbilbuna"
gum .3pede bate. Wit anoeren Wprten
itnb fOl4e Perfonen, bic BEL Der @telIunq
oienttaugli9 6efunben, ben 5a6neneio aeS
%leitet, uno ii4 na9ber Der Nbleiitung BEG
prdfen3bienfes, Der actiben Oienileiftuna
ooer Der nmilttdrii6en Mus6ilbunq" ent3py
gen baben, aus Der @mnetie ausgei9lpfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

gu banfen baben. MDgen be meiIten BON
ibren ni4t ben Sitel eine5 sroBen @rfinbers
beanipru3en fOnnen, iueil Tie tein neues
gru~nble9enbes unb umpdl5snbes princip
sntoedt BADEN, 10 iinb es 0o4 @rfinber=@r0@
ben, oeren unausgeIebtem Mfiben bic Nelt
einen groBen She'll ibrer 3~cutigen @ntpide>
lung f4ul6et.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15
CRISIS COMING N
C(|[UR DALEMS.
Thursday the Last Day Dur
ing Which Union Mi
ners Can Work.
FEW TAKE OUT PERMITS.
A Clash Will Come Between SOL
diers and Lawless Element
When the Orders Are
Enforced.
FEW TAKE OUT PERMITS.

wARDNER. idaho Mag M-The crisis
In the labor troubles here will commence
on Thursday os this week. Should the pc
riod pass over quietly no more outbreaks
OF lawiessness need be looked for during
the continuance OF military rule. On the
other hand. should there be any clash this
week between the soldiers and the lawless
element IN the union. I; In impossible 10
tell what t,loodshed may occur. Thurs
proclamation for working miners 10 apply
for permits 10 remain In underground en-
ployment On that day the inspection oS
the mines All over the Occur d'Alencs viii
commence l. will be rigid examination.
and II Will be conducted both by the Mill
fary and TIRE civil authorities. Every mine
which on that day IL employing men with
ou, permit. vii, be summariIy closed. It's
pumps drawn and a guard placed over II.
Up Canyon creek. when none but union
miners are employed. they xtili suiienIy re-
fuse 10 make application for the cards. In
order TO secure q permit the miner must
renounce membership In the society which
has foster~3 or encouraged" he recent
In wiessness IN the district. TIE union is
not named ou.r.rh. IN the printed forms
to which .he appiicau: must soh~crine. Only
about DOZEN from ell the Canyon creek
district have secured the cards. OF those
who remain. many are determined 10 stick
cosseiiy 20 the union TO the sAss- Others
are afraid 30 take out cards until after
the e1d Of the week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15
swer for the possible consequences Of such
aggravating methods"

swer for the possible consequences Of such
aggravating methods."
Delegate Harris. of the International CT.
garmakers' Union. said that through Gen
Merriam's edict the miners trades unions
have been placed outside of the pale OF tho
law and the union should demand the
withdrawal Of the edict and the ,nvessi-
CATION and court martial OF Gen. Merriam.
"Presiden; Mckinley should b called
upon to order an Investigation" 10 said.
George Warner. business agent OF New
York CITY lodge Of the Interna .ional Ma
chinists' Union. said: "A conference Of all
labor leaders in the country should Ae
called to decide on action to BE- taksn at
che ballot box"
Delegate Rubin, OF the wa.sers' Union.
said: "Ail this Ii the outcome OF imperial.
Nm"
A voice: Shoot again.
Delegate Kelly. OF the Theatrical Protec.
tive Union. said: Something should be
done BY organised labor to prsvsn, the dis
rurtion OF trades unions through redsral
Interference
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15
UNIONS ATTACK MERRIAM.
HE Orders In the Coesr d'A1enes
Denoaacea by New
Workers..

NEW YoRK, May n-TTae Ceatrai Fed
Grated Labor Csios unanimoassy adopted
resolutions teday tenSgncanx Gen Merriam
for orsering tie ..ssanimsns Of she rnin-
s-s unions in Idaho. and snstrucsinx the
secretary 70 ask tie war department wssth-
er il IL responsible ssr Gsa. Msrrts.a's eon-
duct. TIE resesatss.s adopted are:
e.R.sosvsa. Tha. ire Central re1era:es
frrsoa Of New York protests against Gen.
NerrtamS anwaYArsNd gss Of military
power 20 hrowhe&. The striking miners 81
Coeur 4Asere, Idaho. ard for declaring
marital aw. un@er Which ~ commands ne
essorxanisAfisss ss all unscgzs aad orders
employers L. discharge every ma Eao ss~s
net sfsa6rx~ sraFE liz Ead~s azson-
.E~sosyed. TNAs iae secretary write 20
ere ~sr department. asking whether II -
responsible far Gsr- Aer-ssns ccr9uct.
arA Y -. skarscg thai is III, - kssl - 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15

Grain shovelers VIII 60 10 Work
but Other Mea Stay Out.


BUFFALO. N T.. May 1.-THE grain
shoveisrs win return 10 work tomorrow
under the agreement. reached this morn
Ing by the lake carriers. elevator men and
grain shsvsiers. The terms Of the agree
mens were reduced 10 writing and properly
signed tonight az the rex.tsnca az Bishop
QaixIey IL provides that the grain shay
eierx shall receive 81 50 PER Thousand BUSH
els. that tho contractors shall no, reesive
high mans pay. that u superintendent shsi
be appointed by fhe bishop 10 guard the
interests nf the men: that q local board os
arbitration shall be appointed TO pass up
on any grievances which may arise in ths
future. and ;hat fourteea of Contractor
Connsrs boss sceopers shall he Suspended
pending an investigation into the charges
made ny the grain shoveieEs ,ha. they are
identified with saloon interests or are csf-
erwtse Objectionable.
A, meeting Of the grain ssoveisss he'd
tonight the agreement was approved
There are assus zoce go bushels OF grain
saaa. here new CerssderxsIs af ,hsz viii
s~ cleared by TIE middle ~ tie week
Notwithstanding the adjustment CO the
grain saovrsers trouble the labor situation
here, % far as the commercial interests sg
tns ,or. are concerned. ia threatening
Practically aIi ire cozi anA ore haraieya
ng-sersrx about ign are out. Tae
frssxh, handlers. who struck cat Of SYM
pa,ay 81 the grain spovsisrs. now refuse TO
20 back untg tsefrY wages are RAISED anf
the sy.n sn1aioyst in the frssght house. also
on q strike, refuse to r>tarn unils they hays
secured an sdvsn9e n pay.
The coas hantasrs ssy they arc n~inr W
DER raid and that tse contract bssx-s sxE
TO make fair accounting with shen- TIER
demands viii b. placed IN writing u .
n0eftaG - - hAsA tsmog1oU.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15

MANILA. May II. p. m.-The civilian
members Of the United States Philippine
commission are favoubie TO the meeting
with a Filipino commission. which was
suggested yesterday. In behalf Of Aguin-
aldo. by Lieut. Reyes of the staff Of Gen.
Gregerto del Pilar who came to Gen Law
ton under nag of truce. bearing tho pro.
posai. 1t is thought by the American COM
misssoners that the idea may have resulted
from a recent meeting Of the so-calied FIJI
ipino congress at San Isador. Definite tn
formation on this point. sswever cannot
yet be obtained. though the local FYlip6no
commission. which is in close ccmmuntoa.
tion With the leaders OF the rebellion. 70
doing its best to secure peace.
scouts Capture = Town.
Ten members Of Gen Eawton's hand q
scouts. under w A. Young. the old In
dian fighter. entered the town Of San Nj
suel. about fifte~n miles north OF Morse
garay. no. aware OF what place Il waA
They found 20 F1iiptnos there. but the
rebels, taking the scouts for the advance
OF Gen. l.awton's army. Ned after fring
few shots. Young and another scout
were wounded and have been brouSht 70
Manila
TMe Ninth infantry and Montana oAt.
terry Of six guns have been seat - tAo
front.
Manila Eajsys tranquility.
The uniform qtifef now prsvailing in l1Ar
Mia has led the authorities "a relax the
rule under which the city streets wesU
cleared from to $50 p n. and this svsR.
fnx there 10 the largest and most brilliant
assembly Of pedestrians and people in car.
naGss to listen TO y band concert on the
Lunsta that has been known here s3oco
tho SpaniaSds left.
Farewell to Dewey.
Prof schurnan, president Of the Unite0
States Philippine commission, gave fare.
well iunehesn today to Admiral Dewey. at
which Prof. Dean C.. Worcester and
Charles DENLY. Of the commission. with
Gen. Macarthur. Mrs LAwton and others
were present. The health 81 the adsalraa
was drunk with tho utmost cordially.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15
OTIS CABLES THE NEWS.

Informs the Department - Asuisnl.
dos Desir~ for Peace Conferences.
WARRINGTON. May 1.-THE followin9
dispatch from Mai Gen. Otis. giving the
state OF the military situation ~ II now AZ
lists In the operations axainM she insvr-
gents. was received at the war dspartmns
today:
Manila, May Il. lso
"Adtntsns General. Washington. gifua-
sion 10 as follows: L.Awton from Baiinax
has taken Iidefonso and San Miguel. to
north. with Sigh. losses. and driving epn
etderahe force OF enemy: gunboats anl ca
noes accompany 100 men under Kobb up
Rio Grande river from caiumpit. depart
isih Macarthur remains NJ San Fernando.
covering country.
Yesterday messenger from Axsfnaade
expressing wish 70 send commission 20 Ma
Mia for conference with United esateo
commission 10 arrange tsrme OF peace. d.
re~sions sivsn 20 pa@ body representative
insurgents to Manila should II present
itself otis"
yo Inssrucsisas sent Otis.
HOT SPRINGS. Va. May N-Secretary
Airer forwarded 20 the president today
sornA dispatches from Gen. Otis. They ad-
vi.eA him that another peace eommtesion
from ATsinaldo was on It's way 20 Manila
20 discuss terms Of peace. No instructions
wers SAINT from here 20 Ger. Otis, the pol
ley being. a. heretofore. TO leave matters
entirely with mat officer. The dispatches
also tod OF siLussg~ suffered by spaniaYds
from she Insurgents a. Zanboanxa. one Of
the smaller islands Of the Philippine group.
X may beeorns necessary 20 send light
draf vessel there immediate action, how
ever. will not be taken. diplomatic aues-
fi0ns are involved and Gen. Otis viii be
left 20 deal with she sabjscs a. ne sees ns
Col Victor vffaoain has rendered 10
tho president ,he services OF IN. Third
Nebraska regiment. which has been mus
tered out. Mr. Mckinley thanked tho
regiment for sts patriotic motives and
SAID THAT iss sfrer woui9 be kept In mind
should I, ever again he necessary 10 en-
lis. mcen volunteers
The gresitsns sps1f a quiet Sunday In
the rnarrinx h. attended services At tho
Presbyterian church and later took a
iang walk In ee-pany with Comptroller
Dawes and Mr. Corseiyoa
roaignt Ercresary and Mrs. Gage Isss
for washington
-, definite plans have keen usade. and
II 10 not unlikely shsf ths pre~sssns and
Mrs Mckinley may leave for Wasninxton
Thursday or Friday.
Attack on Fam hoaaga R~porteA.
WASHINGTON, May n.~Tn~ var De-
Sasch:
MANILA. Nay Ill. 10 reported oAat
Af xAneoanga insufssnss gf>acksd GDAo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15

Will Noe Permit Idaho Fugitlves q
Ne Arrested In Montana.

Ne APresteA In Montana.
HELENA. Mont, May iA--Gov Smith
has addressed "a letter 20 Gen. Merriam,
commanding general Of tho military forces
In the coeur dAlenss while That district
fs under martial law. TO the effect that
no moro arrests Of persons suspected to
have been implicated IN the waMner riot
may be made In Montana without proper
authority from the state.
Il. has been represented TO the governor
b. committee from the labor unions
which waited upon him four days ago
that steps were being taken by Gen. Mer.
Ram 70 arrest al, miners In Montana sas-
pected Of leaving the Occur d'Aienes. and
II the military was permitted TO DO so. tha,
many men innocent would hs deprived Of
their liberty without process of law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15
DR. CRA&. h. BRIGGS
ORDAINED PRIEST.
Impressive Ceremonies in the
Little Pro-Cathedral.
NO PROTESTS PRESENTED
Suspended Presbyterian Heretic
Now an Episcopal Munster.
NO PROTESTS PRESENTED

DishOD RotteP, In . Letter q one Of
Thooe Who Had Renonstratea
Against the Ordination Of Prof.
0Faggs, Points Out That ~ Bash.
% He HAD No Right 20 Refuse
ordination to One Presented In
Strict Accord With the Canous Of
the Church, ana Further. That
sse Doctrines TAssht ~ Briggs
were Approved BY Many Scholars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15
A|a)|NA[DO SIZES
DIRECT FOR P[A|jE.
Asks to Send Commissioners
In to Treat.
HIS REQUEST IS GRANTED
HIS REQUEST IS GRANTED
commissioners Will Be Received,
and Will Go to Manila.

No Further InssPuctions sent e 0Haa
and He Will Use HE own pas-
cretton In the Mattes-rneevvel
Dinner Given Admiral Dewey Ay
the Philippine CoAnissiou-The
Forward Movement ~ the Tr~on.
Continues. IN spite Of Peace Ne-
gefiatioAs-A Party of Scouts
Capture Town oe ooa Mlguoa.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-03-22
cines in the hands of ONLY

cines in the hands of only y partially ex-
perienced doctors make feeble, small
calibre" sort OF resistance TO the enemy.
Dr. Pierce's magnificent Golden Medical
Discovery" with its splendid blood purify
ing liver-toning, strength creating power,
hurls the fortress of disease from its very
foundations, and searches and drives out
the lurking symptoms of weakness and de-
bility from every secret hiding place in the
entire physical system of mankind
The work OF this grand Discovery" is
thorough; it gives the health that is all
health; the strength that is solid and sub
stantial and lasting not flabby fat; not false
stimulus; but genuine, complete, renewed
vitality and life-force.
"I had been sufferer for fifteen years nearly
all the time" says Mrs. Sarah r. Taylor, Of
Eureka. Greenwood Co., Kans.. in a friendlyletter
to Dr. Pierce. "In August, 1896. was taken with
severe cramping pain in my stomach. The doc
tor here said II was due to gall-stones. He re-
lieved me for a short time and then there was
hard lump about the size Of goose egg formed
in my right side. II became so sore could
scarcely walk about the house, and had no ap-
petite. I consulted the best doctors in town and
they said medicine would do me good.
gave up all hope Of ever getting we'll again
You advised me to take your Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets which did
according to directions. I began to feel better,
and my appetite came back. Now 1t is little
am stronger than have been for five years"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-03-22
IF YOU WANT A DRINK.
One Must Ask for "Sherry" in the
COngressional Restaurant In
stead of whisky.

If you are stranger and happen to
be in the capitol when the appetite for
red liquor strikes you, it is necessary to
give the bartender in the public restau-
rant the password before your thirst
can be quenched. If you ask him for
liquor he will say he has none. But if
you tell him you want sherry he will
hand over the liquor bottle, says the
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch.
sherry" is the password, and is
known 10 everyone who has occasion to
visit the house bar. Beer in bottles is
dispensed TO the thirsty on both sides
of the capitol, but on the senate side it
is not possible TO get sherry" The
result is that the house bar does hand
some business.
The government furnishes every
thing in the senate restaurant save the
eatables, the siverware and linen. Ice,
coal, fuel and Illuminating gas are paid
for out of the government funds. For
the house restaurant, however, the
lessee buys ice and fuel.
The charges in the senate restaurant
are nothing short of exorbitant, while
more moderate prices prevail in the
house. The more select crowd of repre-
sentatives, however, usually adjourn
10 the senate restaurant at lunch hour,
preferring to pay little more for the
privilege of being in the company of the
grave and reverend senators.