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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
Sir bic 81. Valtcnjcit.

oebeu uuo 9eibeu uniereS Iiebsu Serrn uuo
SeilanoeS SeIu Gbriitl ulo ieiner 9Ottllheu
iun0irGulihsu Wutter Morio. Bon Batter
aR. D. Godeni. 9teu bearbeitet pom ID.
Sintel. ateih iluitrirte SuortouS9abe nit
Snem Sitels Stablitibe NIB eiuem 5ableau
beS beilige1 9olbeS. IL. NuflG9e. 712 q.
eiu Neoerbanb So. 90.
Sos arme 0eben NIB bittere 0cioeu unieres
Serru Seiu Gbriiti uno isuIer b~ciligitet
Wltter Mdgio uebit ben Gcleimnliieu ees
alteu @unoeS mad ben @eii0teu Der Sotts
ieli0eu guua 8otbarinu Gmmeri1. berols=
oeeebeu pom p. Is. Is. S6mG9er, c. IS. X.
Mit oberbirtl. Geuebmi9un9. Nci6 iuu:
witrirte Gruhtausgabe. t., uerbelierte, NIT
Mener Giulcltun9 pcrlebele Nutl. 1864 @.
40. S,u Morocco. geluDonobaro INIT Dtos
rocco 9eocrriiden (rel6e Gedcnpreliul9)
$3.50. gu Moroeco= ecberbauo reiGc 0etens
preiiun9 nit Golbihnitt $1,000 ebenlo
nit 2 perSolbeten S6Ilebsn $1,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
AHrnuuauirdreA
oaran erinnern F.!

Serr Weier aus Samburg ma6t nit
ieiner Srau cine &eiie mad auitralien
uno ipa3iert nit ibr Ibenos auf Sef,
oa ipri9t i'm Elm Mitreiienoer an uno
iast: nSeben Sic, Serr Meier, pie
i66n oas SreuS oes Siioens -
Meier emit einem Seitenblif auf
feline Grau): oS0ren &c mer auf, i9
bab' eenus am &reuS oes Nproens J"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
RIriue Irrr,nrd,sl,,,t

Sin Major bat I'M Sbeater nit ieiner
Game eben Die 2oge betreten uno per=
miBt iein Spernglas. ySOnnermetter,
SriB !" iagt er 81 ieinem Burden,
lid babe mein Glas peraeiien-bpl' es
mir iofort !" - gu 9efebl, Serr
Maipr !"-Nah elmer Yiertelltunoe err
i6eint Srib atbemlos in Der 9pge uno
felt nit ben 99Orten: IS bans glei'
fila laiia, Serr Mtajur" bas nit
i6Gumenoem @erlteniafi sefilllte
Stamm9las oes Serrn Waior aui Die
gruItung Der Spge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
Sran9enbdum bleiben meili
$50 Sabre lang fruhtbar.

" " v " " " III ptStuGU utEtIl
$50 Sabre lang frubtbar.
Selbrunnen ioll es in BEN Ser.
Staaten iiber so, 600 seben.
Gin Sdulen %entiallen in sluBs
LAMB auf lie IL, 600 Ginwcbner muir cine.
Cute SarfenipieIer limb
urter Den Wiuiitern ser @elt am fell
teniten.
Die 8erliner StraBenbab-
men haben cine 6eiammtldnge bon
219 ailometer (l36 engliide Weilen).
Sdmmtli6e Strabenbabnen bei6df,
tieen Elm Yerional bon 1897 4Opfen.
@erednst iino bierbei nur Die itdnois
bel1dftisten gerionen, niht bic Irbei'
ter.
Ger srobte Sdifii6fans 1T
I'M Sftober 1897 eema1t uno Die
Seute BON einigen S6lsppnebiii6ern
aus aberoeen, S9ottlano. in oieiem
Saien ~gelanoet moroen. Sic 2eute
batten in Der Noroiee, ettpa 81 Mei-
len BON Der Sittiiite S6pttlanos, allf
einem Nss3uss 200 iunge Saie sefan.
gen. .
Mit einem 9ebrfubl fir
Sierbrauer ipll Die neue ilniper-
iitat Birmingham, Gnglano, beoa6t
peroen. Sirmingbam bat Die 9rDBe
Sierbraueritaot Burton on Srent CUR
Na1barin. uno bic Soee Der Grid.
tung zines Chair Of Sreping ano
WtultinS" bat ieinen Yilrgern 10 einSe.
leuttet. oaB lie bereits 600. 500 81
ibrer Tertpirtli1un9 geSei6net baben.
Die SepDlteruns Staliens
besiiferte ii6 mad ben Insaben oes
OprtiSen ltatiltiidsn gmtes am @noe
oes Sabres 1897 auf 3l,394,S 53 Ses.
len. Sieic Sere6nung berubt nidt auf
elmer S~olfsSdbluna, %iOnoern aui ben
Grgebniilen Der Gipilftanosre9ilter;
our0 Die i'm tommenoen SinanSiabr
pprSunebmenoe allsemeine Solts'db-
lung oilrite mobl cine erbebli9 bpbere
3ilfer ietgeitellt tueroen.
Ger Sreu5er ySufialo" ioll
als SranspprtIhiff fir einen spii6en
San 6ranciscp uno Munial gu etabli.
renoen reguldren Yertebr periuenbet
iperoen. Die Buffalo" langte neulih.
mad elmer mertWiiroig turSen ueber-
fabrt BON "a Sa9en, BON New Y)prt in
Wtanila on. Sic bate ungeidbr 700
Mtatrolen Sllr @blOIung BON Seuten
oes &ontre=glomirals Semen, Oeren
GienltSeit abGslauieu lit. al Yoro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
ucrn1tfuciTuuu.

nScrr &ommer5ienratb, Serr Gom-
merSienratb, Der tleine Siioor bat elm
lO-gtartitiif oeri6lutt !"-yNu, uno
oa MAIDEN &c e 8ei6rei, als Oh Der
4cmmersienratb 9eil6enbliib ipiro rper-
Den ipe9en e OeriGludten l0-Marfflts
bancroft |"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

Die Se,ss Der bL. Gbc.' uub Siterwode.
Qateinil6 Iuo benti9, Il @ebet. uIo @e=
lang. Aus ben oifiiitutn rOmiideu 6borol.
biiberu Suiammen9sitrlt uun nit ben Noterl
i'm Biottnibliiiiel rebiSirt : Or. j. I.
0oberl. 2. uerbeiierte L , permebrte aui.
la9e. 9eiumalb, HothiA Iitt, S1.15 Sober.
bono, @oloi6nitt, 81. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
31rrnnttiu.

6toatsanwalt (oer aIlgemein
tve9en isiner Strenge gefirdtet 1T, pers
langt i'm W~trtbsbdus pei6e Gier):
Sinh es aud mirtli9 mei6e Gier?"-.
@irtb (dngitliG): IS iinb Gier,
Serr StaatsantpQlt !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
Gutntuthtu.

grofeiiOr Gu ieinsm Siener):
ySeit brei @o6en erinnere i6 Sic
ieoen Sag, oaB Sic mir elm neues No=
tisbu4 beiorsen iOllen-pon iebt an
peroe i'd Sic uur nod allie a9t Sage
oaran erinneru :"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
Rttterra mrrtEptrI.

8e16Gftsmann( einen Gmpor=
tDmmling I'M &eltaurant beobattenb) :
rSieblt Oh bort Den Nsenten S9lam=
per? 6rfber riftete er iein Sa=
iein, ieBt perfriBt er's"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
Auf Der Erkunn urhahn.

&pnoutteur gu cinem Serrn,
Der feinen 9SlHb mebr betommt) /:
.Ma6t mir! @eD'n 9 bait bis sur
nd6lten Station mit-Oprt lteist 10 wis
10 elm Serr aus!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

an GripIrttt,tu.

0cbrcr: oSansl, parum fat BERN
beut' mitten III Der 0o6e Sein 6eier=
ta9sgeiuono amp" -Sansl: Ser
gater bat %9'lagt: !Seute Na6mittag
brenut's Oaheim."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
DnrHd1tiu.

a.: .Sie trinteH aber unssmein
raid, Serr &esiitrator. "-&egitra=
tor: nMleine 6rau fommt ipdter mad,
bis Die fommt, mus i6 meinen Gaui9
baben, oenn Ipater .ries i9 i'm nim=
mer !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
Gin Observation-Disclosures

@ater: ,gllio, meme Sp6ter trie9t
nit: $4,000 Sbaler -S6wies
9eriobn lin spe): IS e unsliids=
sabl Saoen mr. IA"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
DGd1Jfr EpurTuutkeit.

Sun9e Srau: Sic 9ebrau6ten
3abnitoder oiirfen Sic ni6t fortperfeu,
&Gtbe, Die tommen in Die Solstiite-
gum 8erbrennen !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
Druckfrhler,

YNu9 auf Dem 8ebiete Der 0i6tfunif
mar Der Wann fi.rttbar; ~unsdblige
8eoi6te bat er in ieinem 2ebsn per=
pabt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

9uiiousbii6lein Sstra6tungeu iiber Sos
9eiben Seiu 6briitl Don p. 9uowig be Boute,
S. j., nebit auoa9tSu6uu9eu uno @ebetsu
iiir Die 81. Saiten;eit. Dit oberbirtli6er
9rudgenebmi9uus. Z. 2luil. MI II. $40
Q. 800. Sn 9eiupoubbauo 80 GeutS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

9iQiees Sreu3pegbii6lein. Ger beiligs
areuimeg uuisre6 @errn uno @eilanbeS Sc.
ms GbriitnS. auSgabe nit 6ransiStGuer-
Cert uno ben IA StationSbiloeru na1 Bro
ieiior Slein. dit oberbirtliher @enebni;
9ullg. 40 SeiteI. $50. 10 GentS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

Ser 9rofe'iOr ipubte nidt olei6,
OBJ er Die Yrpfeiiur annebmen ODER su-
nd9it ausl3laien iolle."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
Scscnslembc bel ben Sbabltan. 81.
oiancrn.

@rauenbaiter aber9laube berridt nod
beute inter ben 3babltans S%noianern in
Sritiid. Columbia. Oieie Hotbhdute
bilben Elm eiseutbiimlides @emilb BON
Glementen bon GuBerliher Civilization
uno Der ihwar;elien nahtountlen Sar'
barrel! Die GuBerliden Sitten uno
2rahten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meiBer
Sersbauer iiuo nidJt obne GinfluB auf
lie geblieben. slbaeieben bon b%eionoe'
rem g~elegenbeiteu, lauien Die 3bahl.
tanen IN aan, moeernen 9leioern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
~anhiuiSucllrs llrtl,eil.

Mirtb ials ein Galt cine ungenieS=
bare 8pr.;on 'tiliIhwei9eno besablt}
..GS oiht Noh rod ncble WeniGen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

Die Stuoenten batten fir einen
8%ldn5enoen Gmpfan9 ibrer Gaite na9
leoer &i6tung gebor9t."
sep, Der dlteite, bate bic Meierei
iibernommen uno betrieb Die Mij3=
Dirthibait i'm 8roBen."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

Work OF them will start innInediafely.
No. We are not making any box ears ~
this end Of he line, We have use foF the
fats. and they will ne turned out as SON
as possible
The Northern Pacific - lettering ~
vreperry every year by reducing grades
str-a g1;ening cut the curves ana a1dinS %
rs new. heavy and powerful engines We
have icne a .arga amount % work On me
west end this season, although Aampered
. sonle ex:en. by the scarcity - labor.
We had hoped 70 nave the fsiTer eNs-
off completed by January !, hut this IS new
ont Of The question. The contractors nave
been haunpered by the unusually damp
summer ana the difficulty in soiaialns
enough men This mas been their main
trouble !; Is probable that the road VIII
Re completed by the latter part O. spring
or the Arst q next summer. The work
especially The heavy work. Will be prose
cu;e1 all winter.
"Cnter our agreement with the oreSon
Railroad 4 Navigation. all building IN NAT
section mas been stopped for 4 tine MI.
ken4rick said. answering question as 10
tie construction of the Missoula cut-on-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

SAMOAN CLAIMS sETTIEMENT.
United states VIII Nat Agree to Pay
An Equal share.

NEW YORK. OCT 3p-A special 70 the
Herald from Washington says.
Some progress IL being made In the ne
F"'iu'tons between the three governments
NiEuatory - the Berlin treaty. looking L.
IN" settlement of thu Samoan claims
ne character ~ the settlement cannot bc
stated p; this time. hIt II cHu ~ stated
with authority that The president has no
ilt"ufio" 81 agreeing Us any proposition
" hereby the : uitea States NIL contribute
ar equal share ~tth Germany ana Great
Britain 90 satisfy she claims The an
liberties ave Il The opinion that this
government ~toJi3 uot pay a cen: to-
ward the settlement If the claims
This opinion l.. based upon the prir-
Clple that whore an American ship caused
the damage which created the ciains. Yet
The cause 81 hcy act vas the conduct Of
German officials. in exciting the v4tiyeS
Z" armed resistance, The claims az
Americans and natives. = hu have submit
ted tlelr accounts 80 this government.
are ANAL when compared With those
preferred hy SUBJECTS - Germany and
Great Britain. ard II would he mani
festly unius! fpr this government 10 enter
into an agreement - contribute a sum
c4ssal - that given b. Germany ana
Great Br{fHtu for size settlement of the
claims II - NOT expected that another
commission viii br aui'niufea % consider
the ,i3ins. hut thAt an agreement will
be- reached tts- The three govern e"uts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

MORE CARS COMING WEST.
THIRD Vice President Hannaford Dis
rusxes the Trafsic Outlook.

The question of The car shortage was Il
subject discussed yesterday 10y Third Wee
pcs dent J NJ. Harnat0rd, - the North
cr. pac;@e. wno = WITH President Neilen.
Nj t.arEsFord'S tile before his elevation
~ s vie PRESIDENCY Z ne company was
general traf.o manage which position re
h.i5s also We are Dong cur best 20 meet
M conditions" Mr.. Hannafoyd said yes
ter1ay. when reminded Of the complaints
q >angle shippers ard others u the short
age q cars We are bringing Pa empty
cars west from Minnesota and North Ia
k3ta - reieV. the situation. The trouble
is that business has been greater than cur
facilities.
There IS now more east5ound freight
.han westhound. Tbs takes the ears out
Of the country Another cause which has
initiated against tie shinsie men Is their
practice # shipping shingles east 10 or
der. Ii they would only sell their shingles
l. fore they star, them East they would
d. better " Us and by themselves"
Mr HAnnaf0c} said that there IS little
move ment Of wheat either east or west.
The cause is to SINE extent the low price
Of grain and. on The Coast. the high rake
u charters
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31
ae Northern Pacific as now. y wish We

the Northern Pacific as row. y wish We
had less % dc he sai3.
No application Ter the vacation ~ streets
IN teha!E = The Northern Pacific WIS made
q, ias. nights council meeting. E II. Nc
Henry. the chief engineer q the company.
ard Csty Engineer tn .r,son yesterday t!s-
cussed ttch1--.l matters REGARDING the ai-
51sstrrtrt - grades under the plan PRO
posed ~ aIr M=ien. The Northern Pa
ciac p:eS 6erc s. il laSt night :ha. Re would
.ear= t-r TO East ,o3ay. ne matter rest
:rg .or ne tine b.ing with Mr. McHenry
ana ri. Thomson i IS understood that
wh.n ne application for the vacation ~
the streets NAMED by Mr.. NeiIeu In his IN
te-v.ew 3 perte, I'D. he matter VIII be
place. in the hands IL the legal representa-
t.v.s az tn Northern pacisi. in ;hs city
AMI Tacoma. an Nth Mr.. Msilens con-
h5crtiai agents here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31
BURGLARS HAUL GOODS AWAY
BOLD PIECE OF WORK PERFE-
TRaTED on FIRST AVENUE.
Scatter A. Co.'S store Robbed of $1,000
Worth of Garpetx-The Thieves
Back Wagon TIP 40 Rear

what appears N The fare q = - he one
% the f.oIdeaf Nurelaries IeCp@tratef in
this r.ty ir years oEcIrTsc last F4iSnt aisHs4I
l. o'ciacs fri thn firnstHre s-Gf~ q. !7fA''f
r. to. - - FIRST avenue EeIt ,oog -
the Ra3nisr-.;rAna ro:ej TIE story tod
b. the prupr3@tGrs ~ tEie s.yts - me Is''~
NJ. T. t1at tha th.csss deliberately bHea"d
az * sress xegon So 8n1"~ tn~ ra4r :" III
cows of tnslr store. r)ius5sd ~ a fire es-
CAPE tore a rcrsen winch covered ST oq%n
epacs Above "a aitf1oE loose. and entering
stcle r. tie ~ g6b3roo01 ~ eleven Fp5.a
OF valve; carpet after which, the~ made
successful. escape The carpet sfol~n uaa
valued at over 81 q roll. making tEe total
loss almost g. o..
one Z me Scatter brothers sleeps ia he
store. but last n.gnt Ghe tao brothers we're
out together and one 81 than returned -
the store about II O'clock ~ satS as he
cas- IL he heard SJiBe o1.@ on tae &attrFy
above. lie started 81 - atsfs;ts. ard us
rs he ia - b" Naw -" f.n - mao
dis ppesr tayough IN open window Ar
heard tear driving jlaly ~ rte ale.
He saw 1t disappear as Il turned o1 1tlI-
az street tgNArd Western avenue.
After thai he cd rot SEE Anything
turned and s4w tllat ife carp, had been
stolen.
An investigation 10y Detective narhee.
who came IN feslonse - q police coll. t'i--
closed the "a Bat screen ab. ut eighteen
inches square. which covered 81 open
space above a a ndow waica extended Al-
most from he main floor u tie store -
ths top * the galleg-. bad been wIenchei
loose which made II an easy matter f0r
q mans hand 70 he reached q WI - IN
fasteu lie window 7 hls Rsndow ~as To-
Gated near "a fire escape. ara he presbiflsf-
tion IS that one 50 tie burglars clltntea
VI the fire escape ana enteted she st1rr.
This man IL supposed 20 have thrown the
carpet ouf into re wagon, while his con
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

NON we accept the situation ana pro-
f-- 81 build such = paSs~-GeT sta -t"F.,
such a building "a VIII supply tha 1srnA@1.
AMI all. .u f3c'. 4e Superior = 4ay FL III
TX ~ tH- kim possessed IS a.- r.ty n
~ country - the SIZE s.: Seattle and
superior = the union sto.l3r a. Portland.
I an r5t particularly anxious - spend
thss moo-y. !. VIII not bring ~ a dollar
..ar. revenue. II VIII. of course. =. ~
ornament 70 the o:ty ard Il convenience
o. tne travelling pualtc
'-liut ! want 10 make one thing perfectly
clear. ard yhat = that we are not 5.ns
O. beg er plead for CHARGE TO DO This.
Having consulted the interests of every
one effected uy the enterprise. ana having
cons .4tfea ali the circu.usta{.tas at.d
evolved Htat believe L. be the sr-st plan.
til Northern Pacific wlI Tn. ask pr
mission ~ tie city - b1Ad this passenger
C.tot ". are prepared - spend tls
-. .-r.r..,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31
RAILROAD LABOR SCARF E>
Difficult TO Obtain Men for Construc-
fiou Work.

Sracial DisDatch 10 the eI!lsencer.
ST Paul. MINI, Oct, so.-The Great
Northern ani Northern Pacific are having
great Esfhculty In finding men for their
Construction work. now in progress a-ohs
their lines The winter season - last
approaching. aud the roads are anxious 70
get the work done before the ground
freezes They are Offering as high as s. %
: 1av bat taey ger very few responses.
A. he present time the Fast seems 10
be ne attraction for the returned harvest
hands. These field ,aborrrs have arrived
here in hundreds during the last Few
weeks bat they Will not 60 % work FOR
the roads claiming that there IS plenty q
work for them in TIE Eastern and Middle
states. where they came from during the
summer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

BeRius Wiuter HcheHrsais With "a
Coed Attendance.

The philharmonic Society Of seattle held
81 first meeting this SEASON last evening
In Collins hail. under the moss favora4ie
sususCea. This society was organized IN
The fal Of issS. she purpose II the founders
being "a bring the singers ~ Seattle into
closer touch with ops another aut y srn-
mote y hettcr class ~ music IL Seattle.
III" founders have every reason 70 CON
erstulatn themselves on the success " the
society. The membership grew raptdsy 20
ssEenty-two. md the concert which the
socioty gave in thla city la@t May was a
decided financial and artistic au@,aFk
The officers appointed fer he coming
season are as follows: President J A.
Taillargcon. vice president Charles "
saunders. secretary. Alys True, corr"s-
pondinE secretary. Clara Tester: treae9rar
w /. Hammond. librarian. Walter Reak-
bone.
THE board Of directors are: Ms Colt
s'eln NJ. +. II Harris pT. e. \ Geoile.
NJ. George 4 t'imondz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31
kELLEN
ANSWERS ]. J. WILL.
Continued frorI Page One.

Far.aer. ~ vi. ask % have snrins and
--ec+a.4 vacated between Post street and
Nei.ro&G aveG-e
y done know why x is that there IL
sert.,0,1- among Use Seattle paa!lc 'E%t
10 Is .t}. 1a-arT eror the part .: ne Nora
, r. P4..u. a. furnish d suitable and salts
factory passenger depot here. N2r can
s,r..ar4 a-d why there should ne more
l.,ns- sched 80 US because saca si4-
toa has rll a~rn supplied thaa - me
33~.a Northern or ans one els- Y. c3'c-
lua s... q. 8 stranger. have found that
..-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

Northern Pacific 10 Construct 800
Cars a( Tacoma.

Second Vice President J. w kendrick #
tina Northern Pacific. who accomp III ;
Presf lent Mellen on his present visit o
Seattle, said yesterday that the road vas
Handicapped materially by the want 4
equipment N account II the general large
volume OF business that Is being handed.
we have ordered ne construction " %
fiat cars at the Tacoma shops" he said.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

Special Dispatch 10 the PostInteil!sen 'er.
ST. PAUL. oct. 81 The elegant exhibit
ton car NJ the Northern iacihc. which
II mo country. will not BE- rebuilt. tn
officials II he road have decided = dis
pense with an advertising car f"r at least
aurtha YEAR. because OF the inability a.
thfs season Of the year OF fitting IL up
prcUerly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31
IL Was Not Bieia's Comet.

SANTIAGO TIE CHILE. oct. at now
al pears that Bielas comet Was not sight
II here. as teiegrap1ed on Saturday. In
their anxiety soma people mlstook ! cllS-
Ter II stars fer the comet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-31

SOCIAL dance tomorrow evening Ranke
hall.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
The London Reriew. which i.

The London Review. which is not ed for its sntagouism to the United States, in a recent article discusses the future relations between Great Britain and the United States, en- titled ''The Rivals" After pointing out that nothing material has yet been the outcome Of the passing wave of sentimental hypnotism, il proceeds to blame the American trusts for the failure of the British American Canadian commission The article concludes by advising England to pursue her own way " reatIng America with the same courtesy which she extends 10 the continental nations, no less, nc more"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
Latest Filipino Battle.

Manila, March 27.-The American forces nave advanced from Meyoau- yan. The brigade commanded by General Harrison Gray Otis is on the left of the railroad and Hale's on the right. They evidently dis cerned the white roofs and steeples among the green trees beyond the TIver, looking not unlike a Massa- chusetts village. The rebels had au unfordsble river in front of them. They poured in 6 fire so effective thst it showed that they were vet erans, probably members of the ns- tive militia which the Spanisrds organized. The American artillery put 6 dramatic end to the battle, approaching under cover of the bushes to within sixty yards of the trenches. They then emerged upon the open space commanding the town. When the Americans ap- pesred they gave a yell and the Fiji pinos were panic stricken. About q hundred secured safety in flight, while the white flag was raised by those who were iu the trenches, who also shouted"amIgos" (fFiends( Col. Funston, with twenty men of the Kansas regiment, swan across the river to the left of the railroad bridge aud captured eighty prison CTS with all their arms. The Penn sylvaniS regiment captured forty prisoners.
 The Americans refrained from burning the town snd are resting there tonight. Gen. Otis brigade is crossing the frame work of the bridge, while Hale's brigade is re- m aiming on the south bank of the river.
 The United States Philippine proposes to issue 8 pro immediately after the Te bel government st Mslolos is dis persed, believing that it will be a most effective movement to secure the allegiance of the natives, after tn sy have received an object lesson of the Americans power.