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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-03
ALASKAN RED Cross.
Now Organized and Omcered-HOpes
90 Accomplish Mach Good.

The extension OF the Red Cross into
Alaska has given field for the phiian-
thropic work Of the society which would
seem practically inexhaustitle. Many cases
OF suffering will be aileviated through the
Efforts OF members of the Red Cross, and
in many small ways the broaa-minded
women who have undertaken this work
will be able to make conditions OF life in
the frozen north more bearable. The
Alaska branch Is now organized and ready
10 proceed systematically.
Mrs John B. Allen. president of the state
Red Cross, has presided az the preliminary
meetings. Hereafter the permanent Of
ficere. recently elected, as follows, will
have the work in charge:
President. Mrs ]. v. Mccullough, Cos
Fourth avenue, Seattle; first vice presi
dent. Mrs. h. s. Cess. Skagway, Alaska !:
second vice president. Mrs. Henrietta
Tucker. Fremont. Seattle: recording sec
rotary. Mrs. Francis Rotch. 1872 Thir-
teenth avenue. Seattle; corresponding Sec
rotary. Mrs. James G. G.vens. lbs Twenty
George E. Souper 3l2 Fifth avenue.
Ways and means committee-Chairman
Mrs. William Baird North Seattle.
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. H. Il. Liver
more. 6t4 Fourth avenue.
Hospital-chairmau. Mrs. G. v. Lilly Sc
attic
supply-Miss Bessie winsor. chairman,
2ld2 Sixth avenue Seattle.
Hospitaiity-Mrs ". b. Augustine. 1916
Seventeenth avenue Seattle
Shippsng-Mrs Austin Claiborne, 6lO
Fourth avenue. Seattle.
Badges and statfonery---Mrs. l. Frank
Brown. sos East Cherry street.
Prcss-Mrs. James II. Calvert. ZIG First
avenue. Seattle.
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Alaska and back She left Seattle on
May = At ii o'clock in the evening, and
arrived here again I'm seven days and six
hours. This Is considered very fast time
when the fact that she stopped at Van
couyer, Mary island. ketchikan and Dyea
is noted.
This is the quickest trip the Humboldt
has ever made. and she arrived much
sooner than was anticipated. She carried
the following passengers:
Sergeant Charles Clarkson. l.. s. A.:
]. Rathbone. c. T.. Atwood. w. J. Steb-
bens, f. r. CLAW, 8. ID. Gray. Ben NJ. Lift,
l.. II. Hudsnger. Mrs. Biondel George
Bounds. Miss Lottie Norcross. G. w. He'll
man. ID. d. Jones. Charles OBrEen, DIR.
Charles Piont. A. b. Buck and twenty
two second ciass
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was seriously afflicted with a cough
goF several years. and last fall had a
more severe cough than ever before.
have used many remedies without re-
eefsinE much relief, and being recon-
sG&n6esa 10 ssy a bottle ~ Cha nasserlaiFs' 9
Goaxa Remedy. by friend. who know-
ing me ia b. q Poor widow, gave i, - me
] tried ~ aaS wltn Tire most gratifyiEsk
results The FIRST bottle relieved ne very
much asa The second eetsie has shSss-
iatsfy CARED sae, / have ass had as' &C. ii
health fer t@eutF years. /. give tAss GER
sEe&te without solicitation. SIMPLY Sn ss-
crrcsAtseE q the gratitude fest for the
cure ensetet Respectfully, Mrs Mary
A. Beard. GsAxemo1ee Ark For sale BIZ
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May was heavy month in departures to
Alaska. considering the uncertainty OF IN
land transportation facilities. and the .rae-
nc uarthward was bot 80 much lees than
that Of previous raonths 20 make com
partsara a; all 6isccuTaging. she number Of
passengers being only eighty nine less than
In April Freight carried North TO Be ia
ken over the passes ard into the interior
srneuntsd 10 ;, <s2 tors. liza tons more than
during the previous month The total de-
.artnres fer Alaska during the year mum
hsrssf !. rs passengers and 30 tons Of
cargo. This phase Of traffic Is shown In
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Decrease.


The recurrence Of spring conditions In
the North was responsible for largely
increased travel to the states during iast
month, the number Of passengers arriving
IN Seattle from there being LOIS. or more
than any previous month OF this year.
Much more freight than usual was
brought, making the total cargoes OF in
coming vessels for the year Ss62 tons. and
the total OF arriving people ASA. The
tonnage OF craft arriving from the North
in May was B.i5s. ana the total for the
year ee.se. The following table gives this
matter In detail
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Totals for year ,lS 2,s56 2. 4e5
DEPARTURES TO SAN FRANCISCO.

A healthy condition in trade from here
10 San Francisco during May is shown by
comparative figures. The departing pas
sengers were go less than the arrivals.
showing an increased interest on the part
of tho southern people in the Northwest.
The exports exceeded those OF April by $50
tons. or So per cent. These facts are here
SET forth.
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SHIPMENTS OF COAL.

Notwithstanding the enormity Of the
shipments Of coal during May. iSsS. last
month exceeded them by a healthy mar
gin Of nearly IL per cent. The 81 sa5 tons
taken frem the Pacific Coast and Issaquah
coal companies bunkers was more than
ever before known TO have been loaded In
this port The steamers taking coal from
here. for fuel and otherwise. during May
are shown in the appended list:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-03

The Sfr excursion steamer State n.
Washington leaves ycsltr a9ck Sun .ay
a. a m returning leaves Tacoma Gao %
N, bring ysuF bicycle. Round TRIP orly
s{A-. adv
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years Is compared with like period OF
isa9 the same enormous excess Is shown.
1885 being beaten by 200 per cent, and
even last year remaining ahead by but
II, per cent This taoulation shows the
conditions OF those periods. with the In
crease Of the first five months OF 1889 over
each one mentioned:
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Totals for year ......62,661 1905 %. Ia9
ARRIVALS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Although the tonnage OF vessels in the
passenger trade arriving from San Fran
cisco was less than during any previous
month OF this year. the people coming in
May were more numerous. exceeding the
arrivals Of April. the highest previous
month, by eighty-three persons. The Inn
ports from the south amounted to l.2S tons
greater. The total business from San
Francisco to this port during the year 10
nor oh
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cRfsS& <fsNT Ncycies--The recon. erea L.
er Ia past years the lesier again for isss
SpeixeF Il HgrfSurt lsiS-!al5 Second
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Totals %.

comparison OF the first Ave months Of
the last three years shows the gradual
and steady expansion Of this great indus.
try. There has not been q month In that
time that has not shown growth over
the same month OF the year before. and In
one instance. May. 1893. the increase was
over 100 per cent. The gain OF all these
months over the same months OF the pre-
ceding year Is shown In this table:
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A VERY QUICK rniP.
Steamer Hamholdt breaks Her For-
m~r Record ca Alaska.

The steamer Humboldt. Cart Bonifie,d
which arrived yesterday morning made a
Notwithstanding trip between here and
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Wheat receipts continue light, and X IL
doubted II the 27fI 500 busfels received
here in the 1878 reason will be eaualled
this year. May showed a further decrease
Of iisse bushels. making the total short.
age OF the season 40s00o bushels The total
to be- received this far since last August 1.
che beginning OF the season IA 3.1343D
bNsheks, as Is wf-N,vn hw tits table.
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Total for May

The total gain Of coal shipments. by
cargo. OF tho first Ave months Of 1889 over
IS 226 tons, or 26.5 per cent. Every month
has shown an excess over the same month
OF the year before. amounting In the age
gregate to more than a months heavy ship
ments. This table shows the cargo ship.
ments OF all months this year, with the
gain over the same months Of 1888:
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Cssais .... ...... ....u.g.s La :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
JDif 0~Gifribeo.

en- Set, iom for no9le Da9e libsn
alboIptss / Rriltiansfslt, beltos bl. a.
Yo9ufabritant NielIen meb 6orlouebe
fra 6iebenbaun. llbeIoi9ois bar 9r.
RieIien ben Dag sraat Col 90 oenne
OmitGnbisbeO ituIbe 6ersoe BAN abitiI'
Iise ubtba9eli9beoer.
Era eli Wonufatturbanbel / 0aoersleu
par Der nemIis ben foresaaenoe giat
fiaaIet 2 Sat graz 9erretleenInser, os
man antog, at lpusn bauoe last 0eien
ON ao 8riliiansfelt. 6n @enbarm,
Der blep lenbt ub eiter 3puen, traf til'
fGIbisuis 6abribant NleIien, % ba bsn'
ne bar en- aIGonins at ben mistGntes
lise, sraa 6urus, par @enbarmen lite
I lpipI ON, at ban bsr fob o%perfcr Ger
ninssmanOen. 6sIseIis erflersoe ban
RieIlen for anbolbt.
Gil Irobs for, at abfiuiss At 6elt'
~bsItassrns isste at beuiie, at NisIien lite
tunbe p9re 1puen, bIep ban bog fsrt til
Raaobuiet / 9ubsrsIeu. Ser mebts ben
befiaalne 8sbmanb for at beli9ti9e
Qsiet, os peb 9iaIp of bans uoiasn
Ipttebss bet ben anbOIote at faa spot'
sjOrt I'm llftpIbisbeb.
8 RriltiunsfeIt baube 6r. NieIiens
GorIOueoe baut COB Tib til Of unltins
gstrastninssr Ouer ben tpife @iGffri-
beb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
ina

Ssnba9 ben 4. Suni pralteuieoss /
6rimsnigbeoens Rirteial / 6~orbauum
hen bibtiIuarenoe tirteIise 0rofsrer for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa9elttpiien, 9r.
8. Ssrsenieu al Sterbat. OrbinOtiOs
nen iorsto9es al Yaltor gpde fra &cos
bins. puitor GbOmim fra 9uberSIeu
bOIot a%Itsrsuns, 90 paitOr SSrsenien
prGbitsbe. Deb ben itemnir9sriSe 9si=
tIOeIisbeo iuuneoes Menisbeoens mango
uurise Yrait, pOuIien fra gOuIuno
buis 9sIbreo snbnu lite tiuaoer BAN nos
oen anltrenseIie Os ianoipnlispis, oa
ban er en- GIore Wanb, o9iaa fremoeles
uiI uaniteIis9sre bet for bam til Stabiss
Deb at betjene Wsenisbebstrebiene | 6or.
buaum os qunosmurt. iuu bet OsiOu al
bsnns @runo maa bilies meb @IGbe, of
man bar ioaet en- prGlt berlfoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

ienbt efter at bape affonet Straffen.
Gan oil after blipe inbfolbt b. 10. Npril
II. u. @n inooun Sremsanesmaube bar
bibtil fun pRret anpenbt peb alporligs
Sp9oomstilfalbe; men berpeb 9iues Ao:
pentilten qeili9beo til at unoora9e fig
ben Gustbusitraf, ban ueb f%ortiat NG9:
tsIle o%perfor gsroa9soueIierne uiloe bare
puaoraset zig.
3pt 8etbesbamebe ofbOloes |
Rsbsnbapn fra lie. Sttober. BIZ
top R arbam piI lebe aabnings9uoss
tienelien. 9f lalere tan Gunes Yrof.
=. Mabien, PuitOi 0alboft 6an-
oioot 9ois (BGouso9); grof. USE
iter9oaro, 9eiitOIeforitanber Ner=
resoorb, 9roult ". & Id o9 Blume.
pultor @uitau Sen en- fra 6riltl:
ania oil fomms til Steoe. Der lluttes
Of Carl s. od. 9ilb. Bed % g.
W b
Wleo andre Orb: 5nbre Misfion uil
enbnu en- Gang fOriOss at faa nOset ub
at bisie Meoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

for fine inrte Soloater = en- ifinnsnbe
fort araberbeit bar OiebIiftets 6eIt.
De to 0e9ertompasnier fra Suoans
9ierte bIeu Dasens SamtaIeemns.
Oa Ieunen par forbi : os prefi=
benton fotIob Gribuaen, %itinIeoe 6OIt
fommen ON BAN - os = bet ipenoeuoe
0ieblit : billte BAN meb broseube
Qeperaab.
Og belle Natteu bonIebe Baris.
Denne IptteIise Dag fan bIiue iteb
neiuan9er fOr en- MunO = bet er 0erOu:
leoe. Obi belle usen / Jorueien bar bet
oasIi9e @mne uaret: etsiiterer Der lite
en- orleaniitift en- . &c r.
gel e imob u epubIitten Man
anta9er bet beitemt. Men buab pGrre
er, man ltempIer rPatrioten" Derou.
Ieoe iom tebt at OrIeuniiterne, / $ Ell.
tu9en al Orleans Cob. SeIu
uG9rer ban fig meo Afitp imob oenne
Wistanfe = men itttert Ell bet, at ban
soar meo Ianter Or, at optaite fig til
Dittator. Oct ifuIbe iau pG,e 9eniig-
ten at ouer9iue 6OIt o9 gano til ben
orIeonffe aonseat.
Der pasies pau bans StriOt - oo
E n Dag faar man ueI at ie, al ban ION
3 Onlan9er / lin Glib maa fig ouei
@rGnien = euer bliuer puttet 5an9ie.
iom o%farli9 for &spublitten."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
=Serbien.
@rniomnle %irfningcr al bet
mislDffcoe 9lttentat.
Wiilans SOlOsberreOpnlnle =
Sammcni ieu?

Serberne ere after TONNE inb unoer
ct Stambuloiilf Ge9imente. @r=Ron9
UliVan benptter nemIi9 bet mislptteoe
Nttentat iom en- opermaabe peltommen
yeili9beo til at faa fine politiite Mob
ltanoere rpooet al 8ejen; ban bar nu
tuun9et i'm ua9eIinoeoe Con til at
iuGrtlatte en- poIitiit 6orfplseIle paa
9runoIos al ben b%osniite SnismOrbers
,killtaoelier."
% uira6ne EN- it d fol nemli9
bape tilifaaet, at ban par unoertebt al
bet rooitaIe Yarti - bpilfet / o9 for
fig lite er en- rem umuIisbeb eIter bet
SAB at BONNIE, man n9rer imoo 9rs
Roneen. Wen ueo 9iaIp al ttlltrettss
Iie ltqrte 3orturreofaber tan en- Nib
I%orturmeiter MI oglua fna ben uIptteli9e
til at .tilitaa" o9 obetenbe," bpao Der
lasses BAN pua Euusen.
6pilfet lmiftert er itet oenne Sang, tbl
2Guentprton9en er albeIes benlpnsles
fine Ulioler til at ANN Mobltans
berne.
Manee al be Iebenbe MGnb bIanot be
.lammenluorne" ere bleune arreltersot.
oeriblaubt Yelsrubs p%OpuI9re 9Grte'
biitop WiIiti d Os 9ofprGlt vi us
riti6.
9os Rnejewiti9s 6Iiterinoe, en- ira:
tilt Sffieersfrue, bar man fnnost os
bel laeIa9t en- WeGnsoe fompromlttersnoe
Urepe.
Oct er Serbiens Yutrioter, bet saar
uo oper. Ger CT alereoe uofGrolset en-
bel Gaffe 8ebso omme, o9 DtiIan pen:
ter fun paa bet 9unlti9e Qleblit Tor
6enretteIier. 6an er nemlis en- 8enos
bdnqe for be n9rboenbe Storma9ter,
uopnlia Ruslano. = @n fusler peo
Naun % iliarowt Il, be, ituIos baus
peret bemt, er bIeuen %forptit, % ben
iibli9e,e lerbilte @eianbt / ct. Geters.
borg, Sauu @rOuiti d, Der bIeu
tiIbaeetalbt psb Miluns Sntriser, bar
m0attet flpste. Uian foritaar, buor
ban bar uenot fig ben.
De npeite Webbelelier 9aar no paa,
at ueb at forfslse Sammen pGrsslie ems
Spor, bar man ubfunbet, at gonos'
partiets 9ebers 0Iatonowiti9 os
paifib ere SammeniuarseIiens Sos
pebm9nb. Yaiiid er fpstet, men
YIafonowit d ct arreiterst.
Man mda meb Spanbin9 lmeoele
Begin enbebernes Gang, Der snten tan
uopitle zig til ct sruiomt golbsberre'
osnme ener = MilanS 6%oria9ell e unoer
ct 6oIteoprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
8oooimggaaro mbDaaes.

@ebbin99uurb, Der i 6ior JOr'
aur tsbtes al ben pvsusfite &e9erins ueb
Gp~aussauttion, bIiuer nalten belt ON.
bps9et / CONNER. ganoe @aaroen,
gano. os geirmsuen ifal Ombpsses.
8oIfaIben, Der for nosIe faa aur Iioen
opiertes al DC 0srrer fra RieI, lom ben
Sang ejeoe @aarbsn, os toitebe 30,00o
Murt, Ifal bog life %ombp9ses.
Ombp9nin9en CONNER pentes at
pile tolte o 200 Wart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

gpsn eneitaaenoe gesipenbeb. 6'runs
ben bertiI par, at 9uslerne bar faaet
aabnet 9apnen Sefaterinin I, ben
isfriMilitarbaun, Der ifal bIiue Rusiens
Bel til GOs Os Must". Storbertus
Blabimir reilte berfra til Wlebe meo ben
ben it%aIieuife 8~onseion, 9ertusen of
4bru55erne, Der iom betenbt pil liee til
Iorbpolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
Om alt nn nllr.

8 ttetim s=A b b sba9en.
Sra Yancouuer / 8ritiib Columbia meos
beles, at 4puen ON Ottstimersoas bar
bepirtet, at 6aIpbeIen at propinlens
@ruber bar maattet lutte. Derfor ital
Der nu inbIsres Rsformer, bpuo Der pil
faa flor getponins for ameritanerne /
De eie nsmIis be beoite Ste'
Der, bpor Der fan ~anIasses @ruber, os
uiIbe eners belt bare suuet Slip al benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
SpnbfrjDQallO.
Saaroc Iruiter.

1pIte gIaoe bsspnoe nu at true Dam
iterne meb, at buiS be lite bolber op neb
at itstte 0anfbeOen / Ssnoeripuanb,
iaa Tan bet goot pGre. 9piterne bGuner
fig ueb at %fOrIanse @rGnien flpttet liot
IGnsere noro paa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
uopismtnger.

sos @aorbmano Rtisi Stenoerup
peb 1oftlunb CT en- RarI blepen uouIlt
meb 4s Iimers 5rilt.
- @rbsiosmano s 8 Rr. Z o ms
len. fsbt | Store Nnblt 1859, CT | 81.
Rob 6oltebI." uouilt af SsnberjpI.
lamb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

@uIe Sad banana. Den
guile 6ebsr berger i[emt | Banana $50.
8 8e9pnceIla at 5uni foretom iaaIe=
oes "a GiIfaIoe. oerof Is meo oobeIi9t
llbfaIb. 90. SUM ulene TOM l3 npe
EiIfeIpe i'll, buoraf 2 mebferte 0sben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

6usiiit Qaan? Der suar 9pss
ter ON, at 0tusIano 9erne oil baue ct
tort 9aon bos De 6orsnebe Stater. Gil
8en9aIo Iouer bet at piue beitiae en-
Rasie Stiuuer os guoben Der i 9anoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

Tprterbsjt mob Rorb. 9elt
oppe / a rdansel bar Der nplis pcs
ret tpenbs 6priter paa gsips, en- for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

HUI SuuH 9oo Ut DoIeHeoe Slater. III
3en9RIo louer bet at piue beltiue en-
Masie Stiuuer o9 8aoben Der / 2anbet.
Yaris ballet flot. Oamplfibet
4aris al American Line, lom Iioen
q. Waj bar itaaet paa Geuene ueo 9ows
lamb 9oint, ubfor gornmaus 6pIf, CT
nu enoelis ballet fot. Nue be enselite
9jar9niu9sieIifaber bauoe 9ipet tabt.
Men iaa tom ferit tpite Opffere til, o9
If bortiprensf 6jaIoItptterne, iom pare
;ran9t inoen for Baris' Sunb = oe oa
D. Il. Suli ON Aftenen en- bnn t os
TO tpite SIabere to9 fat os buIeoe / blot
/ ben 9enli9t at itaiie Dptterne beore
Ylaos - ful9te belle vYaris4 aIoeIes
upentet meo.
8ampItibsieIitubet 6uube forIangit op.
9iuet vBaris", iom efter at bet er antoms
men til 6uImoutb 9oun, piier fig at
pert minore beifaoi9et eno fra ferit at
anta9et.
@sneroIYoot B oper aIben.
Q8iItiam Yootb, ben befenote
y@eneruI" for 6reliesarmeen, ontom
Il. Suli fra England til Stofbolm
or at tunne operu9re ct ySla9" euer
getfeIiesmebe. Yaa 8ejen til Webes
iaIen bleu ban imlolertio ouerfalben.
Gn bam utenot Mano iprun9 op paa
Bo9ntrinnet o9 piloe otGbe @eneralen".
6n officer" afparsebe SIaset, o9
Booth forbIeu u%iaaret.
6aroinaI MerteI 8ars
oinal GbeoboIfo MerteI, Der bar lite
Diafon ueo bet beuise @olesium os
Yice,tani Ter for belle ben romeri Re Rirte,
beoe IL. Sui / lit 94oe Nar. 9an
bopoe p9ret &aroinal 1ioen 1858.
6reb ubpitIins. Den
t ineiiite @eanbt / Berlin,
9r. 9u:6 ui.9 II an, bar efter ben tines
fife Reserin9s gempnbiseIie a%filuttet
Rontratt / Gpiflano ON 2euerins af TO
Rrissltibe, buer paa 5000 Cons, 6
armerebe arpoiere, buer pua $500 Cons
iamt so butti9tlfpoenoe Ranoner.
Song Oscar / Rrtftiania.
9fter fin lbe~nIanosreiie / Spo=Guropa,
er ben Ipenlt %'norife Song Oscar II. nu
anfommen til 8riitiania, bars norlte
Smertensbarn. 6on9en, Der ifal
6ape bait uomartet soot al Gejien, uil
naturIisuis ta9e ariltianiaturen ferlt.
Den Tan - font ben er Of lan9t tortere
9arisbeo, END @runoIouen bpoer
bIipe BAN uot iaa imerteIis = Os bet
ta9er pau 9uloet.
9 q NJ / 8 ionen. Il.
3. 6Iuuottransportitib Badger" afsit
D.. IA. SuIi fra 4pia nab 6aaestom=
misioneu ON Yorb. Yi tan pasienbe
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Russia is busy at the west as well as at the east, She is improving her harbor at Vladivostock and taking poa- session of Port Arthur and. Talien-Wan and completing her great railroad thither. At the same time she is pusb- ing toward the Atlantic ocean, too, and preparing to establish a great ice-free port thereon. We have hitherto told Of the renaissance of Arehangel and the opening of a railroad connecting that ancient city directly with Moscow and all Russia. That is an important step. But it is not enough. For Arehangel is near the inner end of the White sea, and that sea opens into the Arctic ocean. What is wanted is Q port on the Atlantic, or at least on the Arctic, near the Atlantic, and that is exactly what Russia is now endeaYoring to secure. The first step is the opening, or reopen ing, of the old port of Kola That is on the Murmanian coast, well up to- ward the Norwegian frontier. At that point the Arctic ocean is practically always navigable, instead of being for months ehoked up with ice, as Is the White sea at Archangel. And 1t is 500 miles nearer the Atlantic than is Arch angel. It has the disadvantage of be- ing much further away from Moscow and St. Petersburg, and not connected with them by river or railroad But the enterprise that runs 9 railroad across Siberia can be trusted to build one across Finland and Lapland. Large appropriations have been made from the imperial treasury for the improve ment of the port of Kola, or rather of Ekaterina. little lower down on the river, and that place will doubt less soon become a considerable center of commerce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-05
Compansat4on for Aooidonts.

4 new law adopted in Italy requires that every employer shall, at his own cost, provide for his workmen con- pensation for all accidents the conse- quenees of which last more than five days. The compensation under the law is as follows: If there shall result from the accident disablement of a complete and permanent nature the compensation shall be an amount equivalent to five times the mans yearly wages, but in any case not less than $500. This amount is, as a rule, to be invested in life annuity for the benefit of the injured workman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-05
NOTICE

Ghronienasalc catarrh poisons every b cath that is drawn into the lungs. I 1aere is procurable from any drug gist the remedy for the cure of this trouble. \ small quantity of Ely $ Cream Be m placed into tue nostrils spreads over an inflamed and angry surface, relieving immediately the painful inaammatiug. cleanses. heals aud cures. A cold in the head van ishes immediately. Sold by drug gists or will be mailed for 50 cents by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.