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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04


The Z1szsAzs3 Escnr2 : authority Tor
ea@ statement that Ca-Esse ces9S = t12zAt
aarg killed ard prega4ress for tAe oven =
tx r@rxssr. AID sszar another pagan sen
&C eAa 0rleg41 was making al LIE nsss-aa
zrrax z4rszztz % -sz22e s2a Fs-zzEly wstE =
1alg@s oEA Tnzs- the Gec0r1 tanks, IS
e2sz.zsks-S Ire -EzstIeSs - tAs China --A.a
sor sazes-ze service Many pe9gle @oSs1
IKE Il, bear The CEsrAra41's side - ta@
stz-y-v.cTorsa Cos0Elss-
Il - cz@T@r 81 the EQsSnzse - suggest
tssas raa evidence q the C1Ensse co5k
should - weighed n tae a22anca -
against s1EEs OK tEs ses- p@0pGs e Ross
taa5 who vozck fer t1S story Hovsvs-,
eu-sasity ss~3 the Reeor4 70 ascertain what
The Chinese cook wsGE5 sag about x1EliEsS
ard dressing the pssp soF the oven. ard =
xsz sEzr he was ns=t down toxin By ths
Gs1y os tina house who toS1 HIN about
getting The 30E. and requesting h.l 70
lock after IL Whsa he got bone and sax
Il lie thought & Was rabbit, for he sad
ghe9a ~ere 70 little white dogs sEks sea-
Il China Eie thought she matter oSer
ard ryEe2u6=z THAI the mistress c. the
house wanted z killed ard cooked. 50 lie
proceeded 20 Kill and dress IL We hops
His vii &c satisfactory 10 the CoR0E-ss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

4 waxAissstsst sssxsats1 says ss&s re
president kA& cespe faeA 1soza T9asssr~a~s-
vile and gsky. ls.&E1 ssspsgy aaasgses1
W5ga the f@4aEng thai Is Is ees. tgr 1Sa@A
sr.e s@s. fex ~ gns1e. STATES thai tae
tssasse ks&l astaEAztssy D@eass-e Ea&rE
Ct ia4as Esta0sA.
There wazl ss9b2Eax s@ .sw ~aEssie
tke sansa e To aafs-e1 ssAEsssasT Asss
wns VII nes aims sE4@s they ss@Ts Aesag
hsea Exes~ss gsan the sanse feeling
Hn1evsr a@ek 80 u.ag wssa ts-a1 sae
Gass&sax sssssszs sSE4A.lsa 3 sss1se AL
5sss s9s sGEaus@E.t. sEsSsT~fsszat - any
Gsner fsass1a, tie 1@fseF 1e hscgfae *
sssxansea mssa their character sas sess
he.e ss hare tfAas t6la e&a he aeon
Sasssssss Left sssasst d strong azs1
stable sgs.rass~1ts tfss ssasa1 siil be
. greater Es.asee % tie G@&ee II re
Enssa1 geasss sa@z gizSn Under isssaa-
ssh domination ArEaxstsnn Is ta@
sniT &nswer 20 tbs af9tsezss. 1ssE Eso-
uxs~.s sAe Gsaarzs Themselves sss fos
s. May q ;hear Hs2aakseF .4Tog Z nsw.
SRI as they ossss aaa essEg1Exss9 sBsAs 30
asteE1gs % fFE a g0vsrragasns fsr
iasrEseaxss m.1. IL easzssg ant Saast-
fza experiment.. nscT@ q lzesa g43 se&s
fsnGr6 shzs solution
sSraDslsg skssx. szessqe<. & 9'02ss esr-
saaH8g have kenn s8aris ss2ese Ssf3Sfac
fpYy t. RE grexsssssss-s fr-serssss. stesss vsso
srs Aas ssssza~sssass persssga@s @sys@@ss.
II ire 4nszaesnfNsGest II the Irs3sassss
yzssseg q TIE as5usls1esrasIen lad been
Exs3e lees eseaesY sx1aeSate1 wash tae
Sressoests vssst 10 sena4so< Hanna
Writer hofa~ 81 TfaaEEMss lie + pslll be
generally s4FtmI@ed shat ar Hanna
himself IL Responsible fsT The tins aud
Sasanef ia ~hgeE the announcement
~as made. Re continues 10 ass4fDs an
oraeular position ia tie Republican
party ard 10 take upoa himself an sHl-
iisflye IN many matters Ia &hieh The
people y oulsi prefer t. hear the Falce Il
tts pgesisen; attire This last sfrort =
Tn russt offensive yet saaae and zhoaii
aaaAen sAe party IL ths necessity
getting Faa - Sir HanBaA leadership
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04
o~tT MORE ABOUT ECONOMY

our estsefsss r'srgslst ceuissnpors-
rles aF~ sncslnea "a quarrel yvsth he
sssos,t achieved ~ the late fusion SER
a. ara plainly tramsef ltssd sn black ana
Hhase By The ynras8aus shronlcssgs
thai ekless Ao4y's ae@ngs \ fusion
vs barge Is at hanf psth q long d}a-
usbe sg&IHss fbe Republican press fer
ssesinE - shw up the respective
merits - ,be house. ard senate "a sae
question - appropriations. ana it las
IT, te Say. aFaanw either th5uxs
TIE ss~f r. thaf vfH~ saa Republican
isxsistas* lsssses Hl1ss p~aestfra far 1hsee
Hafn,al - h.sa,s sad passes tse AfMs ggs.-
stfthR FOR fhe f5su 81 stats - Yss.
sgss hssssssaE fMes rEf Iae a8l8@ anes ror
nsse 7AzFH exe~sGsss s. bsaFajs stasg 10 ~
Ca u@E=sw sna aHaaesg ssee~arT etr Ike
pFsauE# fa4 sas5Es. Transaction ~ tHe s.aa-
Is b4~ eass
HeGsflesa Aes4aa ara IS fusion ssa-
at afe rather 81 e4gsos n.ake - far i
BepahsEran legislator h0s ADMIT thar
psses ief lsse present TAe 81 xlssAsure
two y~ats ssaee @ss saatoa ia l-ssA
bran e= - rs.ase yerg large appro-
psfatieB fsf sfate tse.fol The gov
erass ssas determined 10 8sgeat tao
Measure tus sa Sc, .sEe ssas Il < lssss-
ase ever ISIS sesa ty h.s sell.sw fsopa-
ltsts thzt BE fe,s osE.ev9 s. pszk rt IL
unSI after saIosFoDs Twe years
laseF saeFe Wss "a Esls. a.lyaa r2& BesIty
81 The isgle.atar~ Twa csrltA h}gas
were passed ana vetoed asa sac veto
~ one Mas &estalesi Ay ass E;su>. hstrar
loose ard e tha etser 81 tae a@sson =
Republicans in tae senate Aecertsg<
as t.sse~et Gh:s pega51~t fs.ers S3ea.
thai ghe governors ssfgga2e ysas proE.-r.
II nseuli appoar sass hr e2s't vet See
pend sor support ia q s.satessss r~-*.5s.sa
upou q f'ewal.at Legislature. asa 80
eoald an3 ssa ag~an Regabsseaa les So
lAsarv
u So assysasss therefore fass use H.
reh}scan rselta Is ssuss So hat tae 1.et-
ter IN rats luagssstaas gas ti,.alar- "A -
the rovosai seaoei afrsQgsiasiaEs. stse
gspufliexa parts ws4 - oeasvus to a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

we Tesffsx Argu0<sss Agaaass
yeMa ChEna1aa-


r. - Err TIE Seattle pSssT-8szss-
sssse~s~4- ~ ehs@ SEA EzS<2n- gives sS&sgz-
as we~srs-1> - yEc@e-sz~ sE<s 1s1zs~-A-asszss
~ sz- szx<S-zzzsn- sssz2sssarEs~ Ssss5sf4ss-s+
rszr nzI zr5 ra-S Il = EsS2-SF1ses1
sr~sese shex2zS q ssawE1g terms s7s
SIS sra agzaeT - as1a-e2 $ Z rsacs q 2sSss-
rs~~ -sxsse~es eSsmsre. etc. ezE gse
w~ss@- rzaSss &c rs@-1Ssa - Any ts3-A se4a@
- So -vE-ess - e1- essy- here 3 eTs@
r-es- AxzMs or SscEar12's r-s<-sSss Erazz
: lazszr s<AzzxrsszEz- al svl ~1sS2 Is az
szr-zsr- sre~--xE,zs sd very sssTszsz-S es2z=Ts-
sf-S T -segr - 14e Fh&-@Sa e4lA- srsszn
: -esss@. ssezzree : Learn -Ezs Al average
az = sss r@- szsxv - TASs1 E-9Ez NsEFor-a
sy E--1nsSz s-1 sssE-- - E-s-s- Sa<ss4S 49,
ssf -s- xeax q sometimes t2Asz away
~sg ~gev No. sEes18z Dc sge1E -sga1 - sssr
-~sszse. ana yez serzs people say sAA1
sgsaszessN ara 4 recess - - t14 @Ssz2zEry-
xsss Ia see T. except ss8- q <sE E-@e<-y
-aessz-zsssss1s. Eh0 prefer cheap C-szess la
Fss- 80 "a SxzE~wsar wA5Se fA42-. E11s1
essz-szs-@sS< Of gsSzz xa1te wa-kkng-9s2 2Ts
xMssrs oar ssr9sss - se4~ssh - a1z9~~
=rz.sssgy rszz- TIE s0szsr tzIS E12ttE- -
ssaza< w4t- 1Ess batter. \ ssw ysAxs A@2
TIA T-rtss3 States government yaSses-
taE rs-uAgaazsz@ C717zsse E-9-a %sszerz2G z1a
T~wssess STATS VAy sg-ssEzss1 nsaT Ssxy Z st
e<zs zpws--rzssz. - tE>z sans E1- canz@a-
ssz especially so- Brush Columbia !.
.ns AK : -aA@ssf ervz 80 - slse Ezsr sess-
Il wl 30 step n sAs right @srezr-zen- J
trzsr sEzx tEe committee = affy are
-z-. = EASs matter s4GTDH4AS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

Fo- ss-se -sassz ses- s2sEm 20 stsa2t
arr -z0- 3zas14ze - szrzz=e sgr sw@zz--s
Posz2sst contemporary Is 1ssog is nz=ss
20 sese-sy ~ izse5ez&z-1ssSy zas-Esozs tzs os-s-
ss-zcs3eE ~ ths CEDAR river Ease- Sorss
T-Esaz- 5ze --lLGa. Y s1e river above TIE
e.tg make fer power purposes Is PRO
r.sasss.. Hi rszz.s x pol3z:1-E Re E4aa-s
C Ire river 20 Al a-rrscaAae extent 81
81 a.. IS not aez.sve1 ~ arr !z-szl4gs<1r
re-saa $50 aas <5vess sle zaz<ssE g11czsg -
<1sx thai tbs CO .@e.sd-s 11S been -set o'y
Ire c&Ty csSzzG& IN = Satisfactory manner.
or contemporary L s-y2Eg - persuade
Ire gss2-1@ hat slSsxz he wc-x Is ssostr<0--
81 his e1tyes interests rzay possibly ns
x-xazIy Injured - seEze cGAer way. TIE
g-ea.esz 1zSasry hat car - core sze Ess9-
pc c. S>aitss xEa % % Delay tina o<11xlnS
II II a. adequate Supply q x2te- from
Cs1ar river & single Gay loz-geE ;zzn =
necessary Oar contemporary xii CO..
ttzzs 20 Discover mares zesss u1<l ne
work : Ezzer way
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

.s1z - ..s --@.ss s-z-ss sz.s-z---ssEx
rs Cz1aezzz s@azeez g t.e a1-sn- -
rss vzAze <>e1e ssaz-s e-Ezxrs X RE-
tz=ss1@~as gesssxHwx avs ca1Az --s--
Ez@zes. xz-&-x -~x-zka ts1zs. eeEy~-sas
zaeasw-~s Sa~sz@<-5ssz * azrer frxz-= 49,
er----<<zesa- s~sz sz5szes Ess-=zz ar T1szsa--
tz-sssS1 z-ztz1-s 8-e%2- - hEss e-a=7
--c-s easy - - @srrz=-- @z@a sS1e
ys4aszSzx - z4@ s<s@- a7~11zzs E-@as Esa2-
zs-r1s-
Casa x -. Canadian cams zs
-yssss-ezgs ~ aseex Lax =azE - ssets--sAs
- zrz-a@- rzra4 -1s zr1se8e. 5oE4~e<.
y va we-e1 -sa4zar Az sso2s5 -
sasa ~ 81 y~~sszs wnas Ssszre - Ez-
szs~w1A-ex -g1re .zZsy than azs y@S S=@a
-ssssaae re -@aa rzez-@ - tAe z&zv
v.s4-ts ~ Azs2@ t%ta-@ RS ss@z< Ega
szs-z..szzsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

Ire Indications are tazt Agzsaaifo's
army - rzpa1ly 9.z.a1aS-@t4zg 4=s1 VII
aeve- again became formidable soyee-
TIE I'll paao leaders have keEs ne army
together by ss1EinS t1ar. that the A12s<-
Lars VII al or ez-s4vs sAeEa- Tgz4y are
learning taas they can an3 protection
within ne American -1zes. art &c enx-
io1s 10 quit hs~sl2g ard oeeoaze peaceful
rsfzye~z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

oar Fapg3st t-3sssAs cTts&ent1v believe
~ th@ old a6agg Tire early BIRD cstrApz
tAe wo-us. Rs Gae f~sens3s - Hoa s X
Eecdl@E II sncg14 tszls hare a}Yaas3g
eTsFnYgzs7cs,i ia Soo1 atFn ta- governor
&4fneE. &z he - cE5l@d ~ BIS neigh
AarS. IS q Papniast pos1siC4sa ~ re small
atSl&rT. ard = - SvEs the empty torsar ~
Gs5esgEsataTs45 fls sEi aAt5es oa she Fun
ffckef 80 give the boys -Jsa for thesr
fzs&a9y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

Azoness3o gays TIE ETaplzos are not lis
cograged. they simply Ei.A3reg fron
MA.olos. Agone.le. L a-Gz- &c xeneap-
bered. IS In FazAs- Had be been chased
Through tha jungle a couple % weeks 81
United States sgo-3gs in1onsiae.ate enough
no. to give him ilase 20 eat his meals. ne
night feel differently
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04
SNAPSHOTS BY THE WAY.

Tins Agulnzleo movement has taken qaiie
! sI9aip since < moved on into the woods
cut x rgaca - telegraph facilities
Young Mr. M~Kfsson f.ac@4 his head IN
The tigers mouth and LETT x .hsre TIE
E.geg n Ihls ins ance ~as III. u II Hanna
TIE Cusans ara ss!g unable 70 lower ire
scale x prices or .ae4s patriotism 70 fag-
asss tha; VIII strike Uncle Sam as a5oxt
right.
Tae administration h2s made Up is rnsna
- annex Cgas- 7; Is nach better % cage
oear 1haa % ny &c bold Oh Indefinitely
by the tai
Col. Bryan expects Dick Croker. 70 :urn
The other cheek az re aext presidential
e.4etloa. TIE cogone. has made correc,
diagnosis CT the Tausrnany Tiger
Senator Itoar continues "a TAX zboat
;hs proposed esslayeuseris q the Fgl1pssos
The coed, o.t lady to-aess that ~s weat
0t1t - taat bus5aess ssaBg IN Isl g
Chicago ~ia fns.alse Ia a cssy election to-
cay. Chieago has = large na0ser - Dem
osra-Sc va.ers no have sga notions abons
;Ae3r carr talae On occasions Il tn.s xln4
Taeoyns - trying 20 sisus Up tse ssntzy
shsa3A~z. o.. tae 'Gons anE shor; ran
ccns4nGe % entertain an3 interest Ire pssb-
l.s sevs1. asYs II she seek without pa.ses
5noles ,assasl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04
The High and Mighty Bryan.

Brooklyn Eagle
Mr. BRAN IS nor 9zflF lord q himself.
hae NJ j. also. fse insists. he se}e cs5Sz0-
3Sau 81 the fame ard prlEc pies q Jseer-
scr AEe care neither 10 contest mr. -
easFaeterfEe tais clai1s. The fact That u
has been 9ut f3TE3 would - a rarity IN
eg9tlsn ga Dos re faef ghat many aSseEs,
- & amoun, 70 a phenomenon In politics
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

T~he letter e A3T " ]. Bryan - Gr.
Perry Belmont declining tie iatters in
xzEaFson 20 = bansHe escs go he IS god
Democrat uay- q nay nos define the a.ti-
ezs3s of ne national Democracy. bat <
foF~s 1Aane the attitude o. AHr. Bryan To-
ssr3 any programme & Fe1BS-ing TIE
Democratic party ca sex issues
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

TIE Money De.ii appears 70 ~ giving
CIR PopalssE evening contemporary 4
timely sesi. Is it r-esslole that peace
treaty has been sigues8?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

TIE Houekong authorities axe nov
hasass.rg CANA. Taey want More ter-
rlsory. ard L hey ID not get i say they
Will z zxa troukl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

AIT - @xcsa8@1e xe-s1zszE@Gss saE a'zxAgTs-
iax5rs zrs9lzsE. las Essrs1r<Aa@Esz& = tks
.Assszz zS4x1sse- 81 TIE AE2~~sgags M@Ez<1-
~ EgyssN = Esvsesa "a s1zzz<y -
Cana1zs esAa-z ae=sare ~ A1gs5-
.szzsv5ezE sssrs 12gf4 -zzzSssas ~1seEa
Ia very w9w%AT u 19sSoe- Tae wratsr
rva&n3t@sts = Kszcerstg g es1s4e=4ez II
C&ns&s+s szwor c2&ezlz,sss p assEs=zz
ysrx ssrgx4gsy - tse s~z4ss = E2zassro-
EnAs@ a.. arbitration. &-1 Likely - base
% Lite ezgzesl4z.o-y e<4cE gs1sx ;Ee
genera rs4kaSe zain1 II tA2s egs1sE~y.
Aeeo<s.lnx to Mss Lac, Czzasza h&s
a fundamental el&krz GSssz t1s Ez&ts1
states Ter tavo-ab3e treatment IL tt=
fact thai c@zxxa Is szrez<sv vastly
gTea4sr E4tre1. Eros1w t&oz@t@sy. = fEe
Tnissz States fhzG EAs CEs:s<4 states
- II Canada C4nz4z purchases az
a1aIsy sss sas afss os American experts.
~sase Arner1ea, ysta fourteen TIRES
zs uAanF Inhabitants. purchases only
So. 60 80 ssrs=s q Can&Gsaa exports.
Caaa4a. fsrthzrznSrs. charges tbs
United States al Average import 1gty
4 os9y = go cent. wher@ag rs Uaite<s
states charges Canada al zTerags dGtg
II - s,sx cent
AS = modification IN return for tbs
greater patronage, Canada hAs LAID
9owE s@yeEal xery exaliclt lines o. recl.
gsro@lty ant exchange u concession. a.
20 iii q. waseh considerable nslscon-
eeption. evidently. has prevailed on she
American side Il the aae. Instead x
trading CT Eastern interests against
Western. AssE Lat says: Reciprocity
Is sesgncse Oh the azsaspsson that IL Is
asor@ nasural and prosssabIe for the prov
lneeE ~ Eastern Canada - trade wlsa
The states &eress ta@ boundary than
win British Columbia scrgss the width
eTn states 20 trade w1rA S9glaa =zser1g
Gsnada. Immediately a211lnang. than
wl'h %e@ EzagAaEd. : So miles 2&ay
II In assfse4is ~ hssseve from the gs3b-
IsFsst reports sszt. xucn , reasonable
slsw Il snlngs fsas prevailed "a ire 3e-
isberatsons II ire cosnm3 lssgon. the pro
ssseed reduction u tariff aaon coal. fog
example. na wing uo such sensible iFnpi}-
caslon- Il the basis of negotiation was
81 this character. however. the AEgsee4-
can commissioners should haze made
ss kno~n Ia order ssat the Adjoining
sections 81 The two counties ualght
have made such representations with
reference TO their a8utua! interests as
they deemed to be for their good
The tariff notifications directly de-
naandes: by Canada weTe reductions up
GO lumber. palp and farm products "a
the frat two 81 these items The lnsa-
ence 20 the corporate interests prevent
ed favorable action by the Americans.
notwithstanding thai there waS .itsIe
real argument to support them Having
failed 10 gain IN these directions. Can
ada tad little t. fail bach upon, save
the fisheries question Of the New
foundland coast, in which is Involved
the existence 81 the entire ieep-sea flsa-
ing e the North Atlantic coast Can
ada asked Tor a remission g tie Arger.-
can duty upen fish IN return fot the
freedom q fishing In the Sewfoani-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

Spanish cabinet minister announces that
Por& Lexs has sazerveGs<1 = the Spanish
American controversy a. Ike Instance o.
President Mckinney
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

I gZsGzs.= z4=EesszszzasZa-s - AAszaEy t1a-
t1@ E8~o-4z gs4s<&agz Z tAe zeza.AsEzs -
La Strongest e.9 Ire e-xzAss powers
sfao1L4 ~ 1A-2sg gaoa = 1zzasz whose
e-v@~0r Is 81 sr-&xze arr z-scaae2S2sss=
as ys4aAAazz Il e German Tat Ger
zz4zy - k@a1g 1a-ra4 1a3o :z= c-zsseal
Esa4seaa7 4 sr=snt w0<as g.oalSscs =
n-as<@ eyss@zz ~ tsse Samoan a=gsr. q
= zas - the Crstaa f-ses3@as q s<o
years sga
Tasty r5e s@a8fzg p9xsrs II ;hs
x1ylz a. r. moment are Great Britain,
Ea- Ualse3 states 2z2 Russia Great
srst&zz dominates Tie SEA ant las me
1aosE z2T-rszehsng interests. azss4z =
"a zaysssry of pexer wh.ea naae care
70 T12x Themselves = challenging The
United states Is potentially the s2g--
Esar 81 al 84t - & Singular eyo.4-
E4asy stands ns.swzy beTxesz the three
a14 nay ~ he- fussre sctloa determine
tfse nexs changes IL TIE eo1rse .. als-
tcsy
without intending fhat The rss-l:
saeGid II 80 = E.osx presents iGsest. and
probably Y4gh dreams Il e3syatang aas
eEa9ire lnto grir.aey. Emperor WILLIAM
razaly and Garlngly sent telegram
taFes years sgo to President Kruger, u
&c T~anse~xaF ~r5rseZv zFs-rssz Fz.+
Iced the South Afr41&n reEzDiic Es-otec-
tAon against possible encroachments
from Greak Britain. One ye2r later ne
withheld AIS sanction from the action
cf rh@ lsoH-ers With reference 20 the
Cseran matter. IN the latier part Of
1851 E.e made his sensational grasp up-
~ the coast q China and pEeelpifatef
the contention among the powers
.aicn promises 10 result il the dlsso.G-
tIoa * she Chinese empire.
Under tie sruf llse 81 ruler Of fewer
freaks an1 greater ti499g atfalness. any
oae * tlese movements would have Gle
waited lhe 1asl1n making shern into the
AEsg place ass9sg tas Eatlans Bat IN
fse German lnsfaace. The emperor az
fears merely . have scattered hss poss-
er an lns@rgos=s3 himself whefe other
rulers razsE consul him fer the sake
x maintaining peace. but need Eot de-
fer = hin for the sake OF accomplish
iag any purposes upon when they may
- thoroughly determined.
IL Africa, .oE sxaIple. b. his action
wjth reference 20 President Kruger, TIE
emperor prepared the way for The An
s!o-c;erasan Convention Of last fan and
fer the negotiations which recently
have been undertaken By Cecil Rhodes
with reference 10 traus2frlcan rail-
rad ard telegraph line. II either of
these concerns England could have ig-
nore3 Germany Il X had been necessary.
or cogid have forced Germany u yield,
hut fer the sake of Peace and aualty.
conference pas sought and friendship
professes. - soon as Germany seized
kiAeenau, and Russia followed by de-
naaaglng por. Arthur and Talsenvan.
England beEan 70 encourage the par
u1ioa Il the coast e China among
various European powers. For the sake
of peace Germany Was again con-
c.Iiatsa
Now has arisen re samoan Incident.
Germany has exceeded TIER rightfgl
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New Bedford. Mass. merchants refuse
credit 10 striking Till operatives after
April L: termination - cotton strike sx-
p.ctea in consequence.
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John e Redmond required - retire
from the Brltisk house % commons be
cause q persistence IN aTraigrsng the
government for Imprisonment q Irish
rrer for wearing saamTecks On 81. Pat
rick's day.
ARTHUR 7. STREET
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ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY.

Morsay. April & tsas.
Pose Leo oyers - rzsssszEs with Cuoaxs
Il Spain xiii suspend s.osta.tlez-
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Spanish Capt Gen Correo issues state
rssert showing the weak condition q the
se<eEzes n the Philippines.
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Question of the United States obligation
r.. the trea-y ~ Paris ra-Se1 in the Brit
sSh parliament.
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Tns Agulnsl9o movement has taken gate
! sIgaap since < moved on into tae woods
Gu; x -eacs - telegraph facilities
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Naval auxiliary board purchases ten
auxiliary cruisers in New York.
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Democrats carry local elections n Cir
c5rnSti an1 numerous Utss9 roEnS and "a
numerous large cities = Michigan
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TaEoyuss - tTvlgR 20 shus Up tte St2H.tzy
;hsa3h~s but ere 'icns' aHE stsor: -r6r-'
cc1s.rGs 80 entertain ART interest Ire p15-
l.e ssvea AsYs n the seek without pa.ace
u4etes sassgs-
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AT THIRD AVIS i TEgGATEa--s'1z.z4a
E1szzEossss~
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Chicago wiA tn&alse &z, a c3ty election to-
cay. Chicsgo has large nan1'er y Dem-
0era+io vo.ers p 70 have S}a bottoms ab5nt
sAear own va&ae en occasions II tnss xin4
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TIE cusans are STAB unable 70 lower -
scale x prices on .hear pagFsotlsEn 70 :lg
arss that VIII strike Uncle Sam as a5ox
right.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

Young Gr. NeASsson r.aces5 his head IN
The tigers mouth and LETT 4 .hsre TIE
Z gar N iAlS iEs ance E4s III. u. - Hanna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

Tae administration hzs made Up IS rnsr3
~ annex Cuas- I; Is nach better - cage
q a%ar shaa 20 Try &c bold Oh Indefinitely
by the tai
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Senator Hoar continues "a TAX zboat
ere proposed easlavenerts Of the F'lHpssos
The good. o. LADS to-aess that ~s veat
0ul - that busta ssaBg IN Isl g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

Col. Bryan expects Dick Croker, % surn
The other cheek az re next presidential
election. Tire colaae. has uaad4 a correct
aaa gnosis CT the Taurnany Tiger
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Flag hauled 15wn from the wreck Of
The Maze and wreck abandoned
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President completes draft q his cuh4r
message