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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-06

9us Na9fplsenbe 1T Der r8Olnis.
f6en 8olts3eituns" entnommen, tpel=
de einen ieGr 5~uoerldIiisen 0ienit bonn
9rpBberapgtbrm aus, erbdlt:
2uremburg, 10. Stt. Infer 8rpbe
b~ersoatbum tennt pffiSiea muir bic
ssrdncsnGbruna. Der Staatsbauss
halt, bic @ebGlter Der 8eamten, Der
internatipnale 9eloperfebr, Die He9@
nunaen Der pripaten u. I. 10. limb aae
in Der Srancspdbrung aufselteat.
geIsbli6 baben neben Der 2%uremburz
Ger StsiDemiinse (3ehn@, Jinf unb
Observation-Disclosures id bas einaise
@elb, pel9es 2uremburg prdst) oeut@
f6es, frdnsOfii9es uno belgii6es
gelp aleiden 8urs. Sn Wirtli9teit
benubt Der Sanbel aber fat aus>
iGlieBlib beuti6es 9elO: cine natiire
li9e ssploe unierer sei6Gftli6en 8ez
siebunsen, Die ii9 gum srOBten Sbeile
nit Seuti6lanD dbnideln. Sei Der
fiirali6 erfoloten 4usgabe BON neuen
9antf9einsn bat benn AUDI Die Sntere
nationole 9dnt in 2uremburg ben
nirflihen 8srEdltnihen Rednung gc@
traaen uno Die bisberisen Srancss
f6eine burd iolde in Der Martpdbs
runa erieBt. nniere 9eihdftspelt
lit 5ebr barber u~ngebdlten, bah Die
aeplante NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2urems
buros nit 9eutIGlano mod INNER
ni6t erfplet 1T. Set Reuiabr 1900
ftebt 2urembur9 nit SranfretA in
telepboniI6sm 8ertebr. Sieie Iers
binbuna lit bamdls ungeitrebt poroen,
\peil iih in 5rantVi6 etpa 10000
Huremburqsr ~auFbaten. Die geI6dfts
li6en &erbin0unsen 2uremburas nit
Osutidlanb, Ipe5iea nit gNabs2oz
thrinqen unb ben Rbethlanoen, berz
lanaen ben telepboniIden anidluB
2urembur9s on Seuti9ldnp nod piel
~briuaenber. Die bteiise Sanoelstams
mar lit au6 I6on, otter in oieiem
Gimme Bel Der 3egierung porite0ig ee7
pprosn; dber biz iebt tonnten Die
8erbanolungen nod niht 5u einem
auten Gnbe fpmmen, nie es 6eibt,
ipeil bic betbeiligten Hegierungen =
bic beuti9e uno Die 0uremburger =
fi9 bisber ni6t einigen ~tonnten, in
fpsthsm @erbaltniB Die Sheilung Der
Saren au gei6eben bate, Soften mir,
fppobl i'm Snterehe Der lurembnrser,
fpie Der beuti6en @ef9dftspelt, oaB
bic gerbanolungen re6t bulb gu einem
euten Ibf6lub tommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-06

Ceifs. I i@c Srianntma9nngH
Gllen @egenwartisen unb
5utiint 8 Ell, 0rnB!


Wdbreno ben lebten Smob6ermeb>
f~eierta9en in unirer lie6sn Stdot &az
remburg lit infer hp6pp6lD6ltder
S6Dffenrat6 Gb6anOen getommen.
@snaue 1aGitellln9en babeh elm oop@
psltes Reiultat erpieIen: enttpeoer ut
sru auf benz SGcbbsrmeBfelbe perlo o.
rem ge9angen, ober, na9 Der QusIdge
elaubenspirOiger 3eugen, rpuroe er
BON Oeri6ieoenen &uremburgsAmeris
tonern, Die bier CUR 8irmeB auf Ses
iu1 iparen, g~eltp9len.
Stem, pie benz audi Ietn mag, i'm
Sale unier bpGfp6l. Sd0ffenratb i'm
geiibe irseno elmer Perion ober pera
ipnen in Mmerita, luremburgii9er
Mbitammung %seTunoen iperDen loate,
10 pirb biele YerIon poer Peripnen
bDfli6it erfu6t, unb laut 5 13 bes
Gtrafgeiebbu6es pom @enbimaire
1898 sebeten, benIelben gemdB Speoiz
teurss8 ergiitung, an elm bieIiges Yos
liaeiamt au p~erienoen; item, oenlelben
tppbl gu perpoden, segen ispe innere
unb duBere S9doisung gu l9iiBen,
ppbl Az perIiegem, unb Dor allen
Mdubere unD Oiebesbdnben gu li4ern;
item, cine entlpre9enbe 8elobnuns
fir aeleiitete @dterlanosbienite 81 &C.
tpdrtieen /! +! /!
Wir parnen Dor iebem 4nfauf,
peil Der Wertbturs bes PIP. S4offens
rat6ss nur in 2uremburg giiltig 1T
unb bleibt, auRerbalb benz Wei4biloe
Der Mefiben3 unb bauptiddli4 in
Mmeritd, $3.50 unter Yur ftebt.
Sir neitere @ttunoigungen tpenbe
man iid %sefdlisit an unier lursm@
bursif9 : dineii6es Gonlulat in
Mmerita unb aipar an Die SO. Siz
Snasz Sang unb Sengz MisSod.
Dor Der Sano bitten um title
Sbeilnabme, Elm tr%duernpes Yoliaei@
amt, bito 8iirseri9aft Der suten
Stabt 2uremburg!
60 geseben, NIT unierm Siegel perz
feben, auf Stempelpapier (40 Gentle
mes) eei6rieben unb elmer ho6perebrz
ten Hebaftipn Der Oubuque'r 8as
aette, Dubuque i'm Staate Soma,
Nprb> Qmsrita. iiberliefert.
Sas BoliSeicolle9ium BON 2urems
burg, am Is. Sttpber 1900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-06

80 1870" NNNNH ~ SN'OS"
2dnae na6 Slide auiammengsItelt,
an pelfen gu beiben Seiten gemiitbs
life Spieler Gbin9, Solo, MenI9
unb 3pid ipielten unb Drop tlappten
bat ct aefra9t buot. Na4oem ii9 10
eeSeoer re6t gemiitbli9 unterbielt fibrz
te segen Qbenb Serr Sobann Reines,
8irfen : 8orItanD Der ct. peter'ss
Stride Die beiben Subilare am Mrm
Dor 6errn pidarb unb bat um cine
tleine Qnfpra4e, tpelder 9itte berIel6e
UNI 10 lieber entipra9, pa bic Subtz
lartn Dor pielen Sabren in 2lurpra
ietne S6iilerin sepeien. Die 4nz
ipra6e ldutete etDd pie folst:
GeGhert Herr a Fra Pauls!
LEI Frenn a Bekannten!
Mer as eng wellkemm Einladong an
d'schuol gescheckt gin; an do op war
geschriwen:
Geebrter Serr 2ebrer!
Stermtt laoe i6 sic freunbli65t
elm, am nG6iten Sonntag BEL uns bic
Suremburger airmes feiern gu belfen.
@9tungspon
tt " Sein 5reunb
s. g Il.
Wuofir ech elo mein dank soen.
Gewess ct as eng sche sach, wann
Lett sech erenneren Der MANN, de
I'm hierer we gesongen,' 'Schlof
K%entchen, schlof, u. S. W. An grad
elei well ech bemerken dat dc
Sproch de ons els MIamm geleert mer
sollen def an onsern Hierzer droen an
hech an ehren halen. Et sci nun Letz-
eburger, FRANCIS oder Chimes oder
irgend eng amer Nationalitet; menger
Usicht no, as den en- armsalegen WI
gel, den sech senger Mammesproch
shuomt.
Dat Herr an Fra Pauls net vun der
leschter Clas sin, beweist haut den
Owent, dat a kenger anerer Mondart
geried get-grad as eve dohem. OBJ
shon och aner Nationalit6ten hei YER
truode sin, haut den Owent sin mer
all Letzeburger!
Nun yum Schloss mach a puor Wier-
der un ~d'geehert Versammlong. Haut
fier % Joer warren bel Aurora, ILL.,,
1--WE longer, gudder, Drawer, katholi-
sher jong Lett. Ken Vanderbilt. ken
Rothscild huot un hirer We gesongen.
Sic warren arm! Katholish! aver
BRAT! Sic hun sech gesin, geleft- An
der Neklos-Kirech gu Aurora, ILL.,,
fun Paschtor Herman (Gott hief HE
seleg) sin sic copleert gin. DE 1--WE
longer Lett fun demols dat sin elei
de Franz an d'Fra Pauls. Nun dir
lef Lett kuckt EN- ech. Sin dat de
arm Hammer, de fier % Joer sech Trei
an Left durch Deck an DEM fer
sprach hun um Altar Gottes? Ge-
wess sin ct SCI! Kukt hieren Wuol-
stand un! Wieren sic % Joer zreck
am Stand gewiest esuo en- Descl re
decken? Haten sic esuo fill Frenn?
Men. Wann mier nun esuo gemitth-
lech haut den Owent hei bel enen sin
an els leschteg machen an els der gud-
der an sclechter Zeiten erenneren,
damn losst mer 'all mat enger Stemm
de l9wen Herrgott bitten, dat wann
etssanescht beschloss as, Hien sic och
mach d'gelden Hochzeit bel gudder
Gesondhet erliewen lasst.
Na6bem bic, gauge @eridmmlung
elm breifa6, ponnernoes Sod! CONS
ponirt BON Prof. Spbn Sinsenbsrger
BON ct. 6rancis, MiIpautee unb Sns
Semedt seiunsen, iiberlieB man iid
pieoer Der aasemeinen se1eaisen
unterbaltuns.
Mhtungsppa
Sbr ersebener
p.4idaIh
E, Jong flu ~Jonglenster.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10
Startling Rumor About 1000
British Soldiers

BRUSSELS. Feb. 14.-"Le Petit
Bleu. in correspondence from Prcto-
ria. publishes an extraordinary ac-
c c)unt of 1000 British soldiers. who. it
is said by the writer. arrived toward
ii q end of December last during the
retreat from Dundee at the river Ma
puta, the boundary between Swat
land and the Portuguese territory.
According to the narrative they had
lost their way and wandered for
weeks in Zululand, arriving shoeless.
in rags and dying 'of.hungcr. These
soldiers were thought, to have been
shut up with Sir George White in
Ladysmith.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10
Children Refuse to Attend School
on Linc DIN Day.

CHICAGO. Feb, l2-Pupils Of, the
North Division 4 igh Sclool rcN0ltHd
against tho idea of attending school
ON Lincoln birthday, and induced
large ltsnnber of pupils from other
TO join them. They paradtd
the streets wiah horns and threw peb.
bles and beans against the windows
of various school-houses. The larger
boys gathered at the school grounds
early. waited tall all the teachers had
gone inside, and then mGssed them
selves in front of the door to.provcnt
the pupils from going in Down the
streets the pupils marched stopping
to buy horns al the neigAboring stores
and then past other schools, where
they called upon the pupils to come
out and assert their rigLts
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10
Appropriation for the Army

WASHINGTON, Feb II. The House
Committee on Military Affairs to-day
completed the Army Appropria ton
bill 1t carries $1l1, 400. 364, against
$50 $50, 104 in the bill for the current
year, The great incrcaseis account
ed for by the fact that the appro-
priations for the current" fiscal year
were inadequate and the Urgent
Deficiency bill recent passed carried
a large additional appropriation for
the army fors the current year
The bill includes an appropriation of
$3.50. 0G0 for cable and telegraph lines
to connect military posts in Alaska
with headquarters ATS t. Michael.
and 800, 900 for military bridges and
roads in Alaska.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10
: Taylor and Seckha Mir Court

LOUISVILLE Ky, Feb. l3 Legal
steps to compel TAYLOR to give up
his Office to Governor Bcckham viii
be begun before Circuit Judge Can
trill at Georgetown in Scott county,
tomorrow, if petitions can be pre-
pared by that time The suit viii be
in the nature of an injunction re-
straining Taylor from Interfering with
with Governor Beckham in the con
duct OF the Office of Executive of the
Commonwealth.
1t is the plan TO at once carry tie
caseao the Court of Appeals, after
Judge1C antrill has given decision,
Then the ruling of that body viii set
tie the case once and foc ;4ll, and if
Taylor resists after that he will lie
oustod by force.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10

Feb ID 1t expected that q given
Manhattan D. Rockefeller will
gtof Chicago University
tributon to the Institution Sc 590,0NO
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10
Colonel Hunt Los t;le Cams at
tColcuSos

BRUssELs, Feb. Il. The Petit
Bleu'' publishes letter fromits cor
respondent with the Beers. wbo4syit
messed the battle OF Colcnso. saving
that among the British wounded at
tended on the field by Bocr surgeons
was Colonel Hunt of the Royal Ar
tillery, who was s1ot through the
thighs. stunt had written and placed
on his breast u card with these words:
Il am responsible for the loss of thir-
teen guns.
Hunt was delirious and on the verge
tf madness.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10

February 13W. b. Aosc Frarcsco
represents company in which the Rohcds San Francisco
capitalists largely interested left here to-day develop large
copper property The company thirty
claims Gbbc Island which discovered last year party
of fisherman who this minlabed island They
copper running the island eight
miles all and varying in wdh from forty Assays
$130 the copper said exceptionally
Ten thousand dollars will be spent the property this
in preliminary development work and large machinery will be in Lis
fall The supply of orc is claimed to be unlimited
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10
British Surveyors are KuIed by
the%a tives in Eurnlan.

RANGooN, British BrRMAD, Feb.
13. The British Commissioners. Mid
die and Sutherland who had been
engaged in the deiraroa6.on of the
Burmo-C Chinese boundary. have been
murdered in tne Mosghem district.
Consul LITTER was wounded. but es
capped.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10

PARIS Feb Theartis world much interested in the play
by Edmond Roand author OF Rheara
the
play entitled ion and il based lives
OF the Duke de Reiclsay King Rome Napoleon
The Duke playedy Bcrnhardt The role long Gs
gives hedp tragedy
sparng pains upon part neet Shegoes through
it daily with the author herself
part goes )ue
ini.a "Aonegncur'
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10

Feb l3AIrs Arthur Paacs
the widows orphans of the Household Cavalry given tonight
Her Masy Theatre No function excced in dignity
pndor Exvagcnty priced
nobility the pick of London society,
Ii remarkable triumph or the American
established leader English society husband
Scots Guards fighting in Ahicatis ree0re title
The total receipts Of the entertainment $32a09
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS

shaftcr trying square
with the War Department for disoden oec which dsobecncc
way retiring him NaorGeara regulars
and cndeGyorng relieve himself responsbor
of the PGfc transport service wh to be scd into
inquiry.
wasso compeasurrender
tary War Root nspectorGea reckndg by ordering
General Bckeme officers Lieutenant Colonel Marion Maus in
the aIanauense General Saar has tcgaphcd instructions
Colonel Meus San Francisco to Inspect this vessel
previous lanauenc ignored
Maus orders Secretary
personally responsible
the of transport of the previous scandals IN the
temo OF Pacific
paid Secretary
addition this that
her outward trip had been inspected by regular army Colo
nels Darlington a These inspectors denied point that they
ordered hata of inquiry be called for by the officers in interest in the
Department of California No call for such has yet
gtlYgaed as always done when has been asked
.WAsuHaros, Feb Ex-senator Foster presented Pacific cable bill
(which provides that the cable shall be laid along following
the Washington deep
sea westward VIA the Alaskan coast with sta at suitable intervals
short branch lines juneau Sagy other Alaskan
islands, thence either to the japan boundary there anhg to
thcberian the Kuri Islands, the nnd Attu
Philippine landings lying
between At an @ hlllhea and from one o such Islands branch
cable Japan osrh combinations these be deemed
independents pro
vidcdfo"
WASHINGTON addresses today the
financial all three ononey
they think the oper currency for the people Of th United States
gold money
tie future Senator A. oo urged tl gold and silver coin Gnd
Senator a argued that the u,e otgpecaak will be anaco for all
future financial ills
Money today Joint
luton in the Senate requiring that where word phrase in foreign
Language used document printed by the Government its eqva
lent English the United States shall also be
w4ensoroS February 3Tte National Womans Suffrage
ton today elected Mrs Chapman York president
the ensuing nthony
the battle for sagc fcI nearly hall century and declined rel
election office.
Anthony genuine
among theunembers of the association,
February telegram Jap
Legation to the effect thatS the 11th inst the bctroa Of His
fmIpJ tn fOrh
Idaugher PrinceJ{ujo, officially announced
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10

l3The Tagus
arrived here from Colon fepots heavy fighting last week aran
q6a whc c nurgen forces Carhagcna a
ctug mail communication
escaped Apdfson Io 10 ow prisoner
quantity
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-10

GHcAGo Feb Ia The AntiTrut in this
city has fomuatedGeuon avorn ownership of all rail
telegraph lines OF the abolition of all special privileges 10y lcg
atiyc placing all goods the lis and of direct
legislation by petition from the people
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-05-08
HAVANA STREET RAILWAYS.
Plans for Their Perfection Made Prior
to spanish Evacuation will BE
Respected.

NEW YORK. May "A special to
the Herald from Washington says:
Assistant Secretary OF War Meikle-
john will approve this week the plans
for perfecting the street railway sys-
TEN OF Havana. This action win be
taken in accordance with the recon-
mendation Of Senator Foraker,
The department recently referred the
plans, with the Endorsements OF General
Wood and General Ludlow. to him. to
ascertain If they were in conflict with
the Foraker amendment prohibiting
the granting OF franchises in the ISL
and Senator Foraker, In his reply
pointed out that the grants for the two
roads We're issued before Spain reliu-
pushed sovereignty over Cuba, and
that consequently the United States
was required under the terms OF the
treaty Of peace 10 observe them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-05-08
MEXICO RAILWAY EXTENSIONS.
Chicago Company Preparing for Enor-
nous Developments Reaching In
to Central America

CITY OF MEXICO, May Z. II. v.
Midgeley and Robert Eastman, of Chi
cago, who have about completed a very
Important deal with the Mexican gov
ernment, viii soon return home. Mr.
Midgeley is well known in railroad cir
cles as having been for % years COM
missioner Of the Associated Railways
Westward from Chicago.
These gentlement were invited to ex-
anime the project for the construction
Of a railroad down into Yucatan, start
ing from the Isthmus of Tehauntepec,
the line now being reconstructed by
Sir Weetman Pearson. The connec-
tion with the railroad system Of the
republic win be made by means Of a
road that Frederick B. Mason, an
American contractor, is now building.
from a point on the old Vera Cruz
line down the Tehauntepec road.
The Importance Of this new line will
be seen when 1t Is said that it will put
the City Of Mexico and all American
cities in connection with Yucatan and
Guatemala, which branch line now be-
ing built, will be the first section Of
the great Pan-American railway to
open up Central and South America.
The first part Of the line will connect
this city with the port Of Campeche,
and the whole line when completed
will be one thousand miles long, max
ing it one Of the greatest trunk roads
Of the country.
Its construction means the consolida-
tion Of the federal power Of the south
eastern portion of Mexico and the af-
fording, not only Of commercial route
Of the highest value, but the privilege
Of a strategical line in case of war.
Before the hostilities in South Africa
began this line was projected to be
built down into Belize, or British Hon
duras, and Colonial Secretary Cham
berlain took much interest in it. Lon
don capitalists had it under advise
ment and the road would probably
have been constructed under British
control but for the diversion of the at
tention Of the British capitalists,
caused by their timidity, and now
Americans will probably construct the
line and the orders for materials will
go to the United States.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-05-08
JAPANESE cooLIE LABOR.
1t Exceeds :he Chinese. Shut Out by
the Exclusion Act, According to
President Gompers.

NEW YORK. May Addressing the
Central Federated Union. President
Gompers. OF the American Federation
of Labor. spoke Of the importation OF
japanese coolie labor. He declared
that Japanese coolies were taking the
place Of the Chinese who had been ex-
cluded.
mo restriction" he said. lis placed
upon the Japanese. and as a result they
are coming into this country In droves.
1t is pretty near time something is done
in this matter, as the first thing you
know We will be overrun with cheap
japanese labor. which will supplant
yours as the Chinese attempted to do"
Mr.. Gompers will attend a meeting
of the striking cigar makers at Bohe-
mia National hall today. and after
ward he will place himself in a position
in regard to the injunction to bring
about his arrest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-05-08

The total eclipse OF the sun. scheiu
for the morning OF May 9S. Is regard
ed as an astronomical event OF the first
Importance by the experts at the WASH
ington Naval Observatory. Many
weeks have been spent in preparing
for the phenomenon. Sky charts and
United States maps have been careful
~ studied, with the result that the
chief astronomers have decided to
equip two expeditions-one for Pine
hurst. Moor county. North Carolina.
and another for Barnesville. Pike coun-
ty. Georgia.
To the North Carolina station, Prof.
A. n. Skinner will pilot corps OF
twelve astronomers and like body
win accompany Prof. Updegraff into
Georgia. There are two reasons why
the Washington star gazers have Sc
lected these distant points for view
ing the coming eclipse.
First. they desire 20 set up their in
struments in the. rery center OF the
path of totality; second. a careful ex-
animation OF the weather charts in
dicated that they were much more
likely to escape cloudy skies at this
season OF the year in Georgia and in
North Carolina than in Virginia, along
the coast from which the phenomenon
may also be observed in the event OF
4 clear atmosphere.
Prof skinner has gone to Pinehurst
10 superintend the erection OF one Of
he largest cameras ever constructed,
Other members Of the corps will
make visual drawings of the various
features of the eclipse with the aid
4 powerful telescopes. The naval OBJ
iervatory experts expect to gather new
lata, which, added 20 what is already |
Known will aid materially in determin-
ng several disputed points regarding
he sun and its surroundings.
The astronomers are hopeful that
nature will not be so perverse as to
present clouded sky on the morning
4 the 18th.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-05-08
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS..
Custom House. Astoria. Oregon; Co
l.nlnr.t.. one. Am % Nnnn

Custom House, Astoria. Oregon; Col
lectur's Office. April 20. 1900.
Supplies for Revenue Vessels: Seal
ed proposals for supplying ship chand-
lery ratiOns. and coal TO vessels OF the
United States Revenue Cutter Service.
regularly stationed, or temporarily. at
Astoria, Oregon, and delivered on board
said vessels at that place during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1901, viii be
received at this office until 2 o'clock
p. m. OF Saturday. May l2, 1900, at
which time and place they Will be pub.
llcly opened. The coal furnished TO be
anthracite or bituminous OF best quail
ity; uniform In character; TO weigh
22i0 pounds to the ton; TO be delivered
on board the vessels at such times and
In such quantities as may be required,
at localities readily accessible TO said
vessels, and to be subject TO inspection
as to quality and weight. Bidders will
name the prices both for steamlng
and stove coal. and also their facill-
ties for furnishing the vessels with
fresh water, and their charges there
for. Blank forms OF proposals. with
schedules showing articles OF ship
chandlery and component Tarts Of ra-
tions. may be had upon application at
this office; proposals must be
submitted on these forms. Sep
arate bids VIII also be received
the same time and place for lubrlca-
ting and Illuminating oils. The right
is reserved to reject any and ali bids,
and no contract viii be put In force un-
I'll congress shall have made an appro-
priatlon for the purpose.
JOHN FOX,
Collector.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-05-08
rNrER.ocEAN WINS ITS FIGHT,
Associated Press Must Furnish News
to Those Who Are Able 10
Buy IL.

CHICAGO. May i--Judge Dunno, OF
the circuit court, today entered a
tinel decree IN the suit OF the Inter-
Ocean Publishing Company, against
the Associated Press, The court grants
20 the complainant the restoration OF
the service Of the Associated Press and
removes the ban OF suspension under n
bylaw OF the Association prohibiting
subscribers In the association from re-
ceiving news or from furnishing news
20 any person or corporation declared
antagonlstic to the Associated Prses,
The decree finds That the Associat.
ed Press is corporation engaged IN
business upon which public interest Is
eng,afted and and that It can make no
distinction with persons who wish 10
purchase information and news for the
purposes OF publication"