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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

copy-.gh, -ea0 bv Garrett p ssriss
ravs rst 81 upon point about q
ead-sd uIiss north o. Tycho. where me
= -rEe. Photographs show great alurd-
snrr - thc white suhrtanre." r,ld IIsu
Then We weited. minute elapsed =
Iri nufteriuE IN ne opening above f'-
8 second ~ two. wrsnchea our strained
nerves. Halle face turned pale
They had better keep away from ter
D. half whispered with q ehastiy smile
Two minutes, could hear me beating
81 my heart. The cnene shook the floor.
Three minutes hans face was wet with
Precipitation The hrd b,undersd ir and
startled Va again
-Four minutes We were Ike statues
with an ewes axei on the polished bail
Of silver which shons IN the brilliant
Light concentrated upon u by me mirror
Five minutes, The shining ball hal be-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

believed that be must have made the very
discovery which was the subject 81 their
dreams aud boz rouid not without be-
trnyi1g himself ana upse ling the finances
q the planet. directly undecelve them
The consequence was that fortunes were
wasted To- hopeless Experimentation, and.
with Hairs achievement dazzling their
eyes, the dclu'ied fprtuue-scekers kept ou
iu the face Of endless lisappoin jment AMI
disaster
And presently there came another trag-
edy The svx mill was blown up' The
accident although many people re- tus ell
90 regard u as an accident and asserted
that the doctor himself go his chagrin.
had applied the matrb-tte exp.osion
then occurred about suud down. aud a.
effects were awful The great works.
with everything pertaining "a them. and
every rail that they contained. were
blown TO atoms They disapuc red as
20 they had never existed Even the tw n
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
MUNYON'S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE

When Prot Mgryon says his Dyspepsia
Cure Wi cure Indigestion and all forms
% stomach trouble he simply tells the
ruth n will cure = stomach that has
been abused by over-eating and over.
drinking II vii cure stomach that
has beeen weakened By old-styie druEs
and facilitating ratahsriics IL viii do
much toward making an old stomach act
Ike sound one A. all druggists ~
Fifty-.ix orhcr cures Write 20 Broad
way and lsth street New York. for free
medical advTce
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

INTERNALLY half 10 o tcasro1nfI
IN half "a mmher OF water viii in a few
minutes cure Cramps. Splsms. Sour + lon.
ach Nausea. Vomiting, Heartburn Nor.
,ousness. Slecpleasucss, Sick H,adacha
D,orrhoca. Collie, Flatulency and an in
terual pains.
There IS not remedial agent IN tho
world that viii cure fever and aEus and
All other maiarlous. bilious and other Re-
ver- aided by RApWAY S PILLS 20
quickly as RAILWAYS READY RE
lief.
81 cents per bottle Sold b. druggist is
Ge Sure 10 Get RadwayA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
,,nr1nx.s I.nMoN moT pRoTs

cure all Coughs. Colds, Hoars.n-
sore Throat. Bronchitis Hemorrhnse 90
All throat and lung diseases. Eies 'h''
liable. ,.,. pf.
ac AZ druggists. Prepared only 2!
III. Moxley, Atlanta, Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

/ have been a great sufferer from dy'P.i-
Ella for about fifteen years. my u'+'
being my liver. stomach and bowels W..
terrible headaches. Lemon ElNf
me My appetite Is good and aHi ~.
/ had taken a barrel of other nie'
that done me no good.
Charles GIbhart
No. 1915 Jefferson street. Louisyl'e n.y.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
MozLEY,s LEMON ELINIR

cured me OF enlarged liver. ner'
digestion and heart disease, "tr
able to walk up stairs or 20 do or} s''
OF work / was treated by many i
clans but got no better until
lemon Elixir. am now neat
vigorous. =. II "a
No Is Alexander street A'lant'' ga
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MozLEY's LEMON ELIxIH.
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic

Cures Indigestion. headache. Halafs
kidney disease. fever. ehills. loss Of ap-
petite debility. nervous, prostration near
failure and appendicitis by regulatns laa
Liver. Stomach Bowels and KIdnels
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
MozIry,s LEMON ELIXIR

Cured me OF indigestion. had saFs
for ten years. had tried almos' ever
medicine. but all failed. Since taa'S
Lemon Elixir / can eat anything Z as
W. A. Gcifta
Reevesville 3 g
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
mozLEY,s LEMoN ELI1IR.

Cured me OF indigestion and hear
ease. after years OF suffering when a.
other remedies and doctors had ttiel.
N. y. Colcw n
Beulah S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

Gs btibt, oaB eun agoer:r erober Ojeanoampftr
qsbaut miro, Der ielbt NIT Der beriibntten pSceanie"
al @rDB. riprlifren miro. Q8it 9CuObnli6, itt0t
ancritanii6er llnt~trnebmun0g0ejit an Der SpiBs Ots
llnternsbncns. amcrifu ideint tnti6lofen su isin,
Dus @rDbte 5u babsn, lei ts in S~anpfi6iffcu, Der
Gunf, GriinOunetn oNsr DER MieOiiin. Slcbmt 500
letters Maeerbittsrs gum 9eiipia Stftn, mas in
Der MsDi3in trr.itt lpohocn lit. IS bat itintfI
g8ertb mgbr, als i"iinfjig SABRE lang our6 6silung
bon Maeentrautbsittn %trtpitien. Saltet DEN Wagen
in eutem 3~ufturot uno Der itbriqs Gorpsr tpina fir
fb ielbft iprg,u. IS 9isbt Nibts, ipie Diaie be-
riibmte Nr3nsi fir 9roauurqsitDrnng, @aleusrGifz
tung, gtritopfune uno Tsru6itat. Gs psrbitet fsrz
ner Malaria uno faItes 5itbsr. IS lit Elm Spo5iz
Dem Sit oeg GtJocng pororinet. 9ergepifsrt Sud,
DaB Sbr pa5 .bts NIT elmer 9ripat=S tsutrmarfr am
&dlie Der Giai4e bttommt, ODER IS miro Sud nibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
MeffrrnsWurnl Balm.

qrot Rraft IS. 5dnuar 1900.
win, s,rloF.n SiQtus5tatioH, ME fo!gt:
Idglio.
On m,,o,rs-No 5drcaJu9 61uptliuie n. &
81 "a .pobn4 uno Ou SIosu, ousQtnommtn Conn
tsos, pr q. 9.zBlbU,' e5anIbsrsonrs, DtariiRss
burq uno g1inatttr.
SSoIid ugQtuo n SoTrtaos.
% y sgInr@,rs-Qori q. & 6.sGio., 9auptlinis DTS
lid Don GmOrpaGr0O,, SaElJsN uHc ~. 4 s.
% Sa'a RRoro,n.+sauptlinit, ebippsnsbaru, 5reo,s
"a 6mmitsbngJ uEo sR. Il 8.sSabn1 nap
AZ Standardization. fur unions9rtoot, 9or,,
~ H@aYSfmiitngs-gHon, fir Gmorp.Srso,.
2 p gobmi,id0s-Gr2. fir 0Oti u. 9. & 6.s7io.
Az Qabmii,ans-Ggp 9unt,, an Der 6auptlini.,
oua TrS,r;t, GmmittsbuF9, Sbipp,ngburg uus
81 & g8. spl5u.'
% yItm.-2ttou,. mao Gmors.8rcpc.
10 g5:uo5-@ttOm. fit u~nion49ripa,.
Il.25 Gbnos-Iftom. fit GrisrpsGros..
Nur 5Snntaqs
9.35 8ormittaGs-Attcr fir Union grtbo. uHY
GaGoUtr.
2.35 Decentralization. tGr unipnsprioo,.
400 E1tMittlgs-attOm. fir Gmorns8roo,.
1855 A5tH9s-Astom. fur GmOre=@rop,.
Billet uH9 GspdGsSlrrau 4r. III, CFsgoiiis
mor,pStraB.
3G9t balt,n an Der Unions, 9tnniutpa MIA. ao..s,
Ju!toHs, Waleroot= (NortbsAo,uuo Station an.
3. W. SOP. .s8ti5ditgihbru.
E5Sl Y. .. SriswolS g.s9aH. s9lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

SSm gunbss|emate 1T bonn Gomite
fir austpdrtiee NnasIegenbsit:n eins
Bin siussbra6i iporosn, ipel9s bic in
ben Ser. Staatsn Isbsnoen M~usiGnoer
unter Den Shub Der 8unbssgsrId!e
Ife0t, in Der @sile, oaB 8erssesn Ct
gen 2sbsn unb Gissn!6um Der 4usidnz
Der bon jeusn 9eriften obssurths;lt
perbsn fofIsn. Die Nothpsnbigfsit
bisrfiir liefern bic in 2puiIiana on Sta
lienern b~sganssnen GpEdmoroe.
9sltern na6m oas Wi1lsn fir Die
bepurftehsnbs Yrdiiosnisntpabt oFFi5isa
lsinen Nnfans. Die Dsmotrutsn BAL
ten ihren MotionaizG onbenI in &anz
iaseGitp ab.
Simmer unergrunolid}er mirD Der
poiitii6e Shmub, pelden bic Inter
luduns Der WaniputatioHeH oss Ssz
majors glarf bon Mpntana Bel grgatz
tsrung beg Imtes aufpiiblt.
Mit Der Osbatte iber bic porto Hiz
cczgin 1T i'm Esprdi sniuntsnbouIs
Der purlamsntarif9e 8ampf ii6sr Die
9eftalturs u~nfersr 8olonialpoiitit entz
bronnt.
Yapns's if1pddlidss Ylaioopsr fir
ben neutrality-suspicious. Stanopunft
oes gomits's pirb bonn Minpritdtsz
Fiibrsr pioerlsgt uno Der Smpsridli't
Oal5eu lisfert unfreipilig bic beitsn
@rgumente gegen bic g%rpanlions 90
litif.
gins Sin fir p0ll;ss REORGANIZATION
Der Nrmss 1T ben bsIoen s%uftdnoi9en
gomittn BON Griegsiefrstdr 5ugs@
ihidt unb i'm 9aule bersits einge6raht
nDroen.
Ginen inbirsften Qugriff gegen &C.
tretGr !9ap's Diplomatic enthdlt Der
8eridt oes 9aus : Comics ibsr bic
Nicaroeuatanaf : 9il. 9spburn be-
mii6t Iih, barin ben Rd6De!s 81 fIbz
rem, oaB Der glaptOuzg u(pe r4Tertrag
Ihon feit Innoer 9sit hirfGQtq lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
Olnnic q. &rcnscr.

&c ftarb am 81. 5.bruar 1900 Gnni. g. @r:nj,r,
qelitbte Satin pom Gbas. @rsu,er, in ibrtn 60.
Qcbensiabre. @erpauote uno 6rtunoe inn boiii6ft
einaslaotn, Der Eyroieur0 bciiupc5ner, ipelbe
beut., Greitoe, @admittasg % llbr, pom
SrauerbauIe, Nr. 232, Sf.GrobsS ttabe, aus ftattz
;;,n.t C3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
Gefauntmadnngem

- o,--..,eu mctd,e Scfdbdfttsuns in Zen
VIZ Ysii SEEN a,arfen unc gauares ais &drter,
as .1nsnfs .na0,rnImGnrer, gdrtner, Sfalline4te OOer
s sssgtsa' r%psaiata. is,oos b.. ,S9 ais,;. ' ner pSr9' si. n s5
paris an9eHsa a.. Srittluru sqslu6. in Dem @auptz
anletIouost'; a %%r .pltttriouzYarf," ein3ureidtn,
Sntfu atr DEL or reoitrirsn gu laHen, ibrt 8eferen3et
lbrs safasn n Vonntrm,itiar g~ustunft 3u %Iieferu.
'n as'G iSiss pom %"' DEM en- Gsn:ralss 4e'rin m.r5,n ma osss
a al saraitetssn g. gt'p at = a.o! Pf'P Sr s s. 5
Sn nsOs 81 nniittars IL na6 SdOurf BON Oi'ier eIte
Gbas s. 9orid.
.o, NrdToent Der SsbnrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
6curn 6rauE.

Gs ftarb am 20. Gsbruar 1900 @enrp 9raub I'M
4lter Don AZ Sabreu, 8 Wlpnaten uno 3 Saoen.
Sie 9eroiqunc finpst beute e., Ndbmittao5
2 llbr, ppn ieiner lcbtsn g9ubnung, Rr. lis, s4sitz
&amburg =Strabe, aus itatt. Setrpiguns %pripatim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
SnScSf1uc.

gm 20 Tebruar clara Srtne Ut II m ell
i'm Nltcr Don 9 Sdbren.
Nm 20. Gebruar 6 Gilt Srieid d.
m II II, 4 Wipnatc alt.
Wm u Tsbrror = pnbiu 6 II II II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

y cbligdtionsH'
GorScrnnos zetnoebots iptroeh 9l3 ( ~ ia ~ aS , y,
ben 20. Gebruar 1900, Wittags, Il w. u. ~
@ireau II, @atbb1us. SaHsmD5ss snt-
9eQen oenommen iHr Den antaut ais 9an?'9 0ost
zines Sbeiles pom 1915, 900 Oh en-
Ser Staot 9altim r e. oelGnnt ua2"ESsg-
li6e MarDldncer 6~iienbabn l95VGt Nslm"g ~ nv" N.Y.,
gnleibe," 3inieu traecno gu Der Iale ppn % StUs
sent pro Sabr, jabIbar bdlbiabrll9 an stEsM @uVe
Dcs lRirl unO September zines Je0Sh SI I9a0
3inisu psrpen beginner am !. not3 1 ~, VI
fpsIbsm Saoe Die Obligationen sur "O'Sl''""9
Sieie SbIioationen pcrOen perauSgaOfm iralf Der Pc
Itrorpnuno Wr. Il, %beitGtigt am J. 1tSt5 Io9o
(amtnoirt pur3 gsrorOnung III. 81 SyMuc M aut
s. Ttbruar 1900 Die Aa5Oobe pm SOU III
SbGoatipnen outoriTreuD itrI 3peae NV St599-
luno Der Snbaber aaer Sbligationsi pettIsr S9=
nntbrf her n90cItlibsn Oiarpldneer GtlenOapn7eOH=
paonie," i'm @ctrGge BON $4,000, 0a1aH!sIr oOm
ISSnur unD StaDtrutb BON Baltimore TaIl9 ON
gnoebote miiiieu p~erieQslt nn6 an pen IRaFOr
ais 9oriber Der Jiuan5=Gpmnltnare aSpelNTd' 10
mic nit Der g~lufid)riit r9ropolal 1ot Us. d. u.
0. 1850 8eiunpinq 2oan" usrieben ZEN.
Sas Rcbt blcibt porbtbalten, lrGeno We'~e uHo
ale Nn9ebote au O%ertperfen.
Sbomas 6. Sapes. Uapof,
@oriber Der Jinanjs Gomr'iAart.
44-8,50-50
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Wuun e

G. itarb AM q. 5sbruar 1900 anna 6. Warntsn
in tbrem 81. 9ebensiabre. Die Seeroigung finoet
bent, 5rcitus, gta6mittass 2 llbr, bon Der
Wobnlna ibres Gutels, orn. !. 8. N,ttrg, Gr.
727, eslumbia = 9lpenut, aus itatt. SeerOieurg pri@
patirn. 9itte, tetne 9luuen!
(Gineinnntisr, Obioer uno Gbarleitonert S.ze.,
9,ituuasn m1ae ~aei1lliat eopirsn.l Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

HeHslu ipwngsn urS iid auf slnesoo9s
fdpinssn, ox irh ihr nidt por5uidpe's
ben tpaae."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
0elo amssul eibeu.
0eIc An perieiben:

ben 800 ~aufpdrtg. Anfauf s3n @Guirn, Grunsz
1 siuien, @p9otbetcn, 9aupldb,n etc. seQ,u 9aar.
| &cinc 9trs6geruRs. Sam. 5aurb, @r. S11. 6ol=
| linssStrdbe. (Rpp20. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

Mt. Hphdf : 9lpenue
9ampfttFs, Ma,eiaea.
ScGrifs(on.linie. ssas,t.ss,

nab 9biIaosIpbia. Raiats - ~einjtlrcr
6abrprsls 500, StbutdQte, Gr.urfou 81 rs;
Bed ~eiu3tlner Sabrp7eis ST 80 ,ehrt1oioe Grs
turtio7 SG o RAD Ntlantics6itp 81. 10, GriIrs
non $3s5 RAD Reu=9or, (pty Sabn von 9bi.
lG0elpbla "a. GrturiiUn SO. 6erntv @iltte nab
TaA=Tipsr, Bottom, albauo, Srop, R.=N., @trps
Saoen, bridgeport uno Qortlonb. Wt., uu0 0uuts
ten rorolt6. S6QIid, ausgtEonmsn SOuntcQs, nm
5 ubr Na5a. @rturfous s@iltt. .9etpen II II i'm
9itrecu beytanft. 6ru6t biajosr. oils wit nit Der
9aha. Sbidt Ha3 Qampblst. GIurcute
Sbrtotr, Ggtnt, Rr. 204, 9iebtfr. CHS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
Warcus Witsert. Iriualt.
CIR. 1901, GafterH=Npsnus.
49, 1'NAf
O( administrations zNn,ei9e.

Ut. IJVII UANFtH-FV""'
Observation-Disclosures.
Ra6ri5t miro hermit osgsben, Dab Der untsrs
jti3nete pom 9aliimore=G ountDs8tribt gouna1t
sur Yoaitrsdun9 o5 Setaments Der 9stOrOtltel
Sbcreid SeiOer erbalten bat. Al' SItIeniz
osn, Die forDcrunasn an oislen Na6ldb bobsn, Dtrz
DEN hermit aufgriOrOert, iOl6e nebit Dem %nOtbgsn
9cleetn bis gum 13. Nusuit 1900 eimJurtt9tn NM
Qelttno 3u mebtn pOsr ju esipdrtig.n, 9aB ne ibrer
anipriite al oieien Gd6laB QeltBIt6 tlr perlurtl9
ertdrt ipsroen m6asn. Que, Die 3ablun9cu al Oitz
len Na6lab gu MAIDEN bubeu, ipsrOtn hermit aur=
~geiorOert, iol6s unO:rj iigli6 an Den unttrjetdlntteH
jill lsiitfn.
@eQgbeu inter mciner @dnO am Z. Gage ots Wo=
mats 6tdruar 1900.
MARCUS Ritsert.
39, As, 3, GO 1etamtntspolitr.dEr.
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ySunal Siuc "Sinte
~ Nlhif,NrIpnIf

nab Ntm7 Jprt INV HD'ASN'F""
GsfIib. Strleaaiesn' ger. I't n NS "
9sTior ' ( sSintr =. IDS g. 500 g. ~
09 NJ Sirsr 1850 1857 q. 20
SatiOt, Sinr 1859. !l0.4g 9. %
9arior, 9incr 'l2.5l@ 10 8s
.@orai pimjttO, ausibIitbli@ Yuaman, 9ay!2T;
CbitrpatiOn IL. GiriuVsG0r 81 y. 3538 W
&oa5ts na6 99la. 900 2. +9o5 q; 20 i
s6iGi.g8a0oOns tl2.30S. .HH Q.
Qofals5 dlairagQcrs mad Nelps0Ort ttrtlg gum
9eicscn in W{t. Roual= etotion nm 1900 Qb:aos.
,3iQc nit ,g8" uuO IS" mortjrt, baltcn III @ji'
minaton unO Gbeitcr, ale Gn0Ctn ntbt.
9Ul.GdmOcN. Qtrl. M TopGl.
9bilaO,lpbia ,Gttomm. . iSQ5@. 8@@,
Q5ilaOelpbia Nuomm. $50 1874 Y.
@ilminQton Qt|pmm. i2.5j U. 80 ,.
NbcrotCu Nttomm. 800 Y. 'Jlp u.
Sidct.girtaur 9orOUth=Gdt Galptrts urs Galiis
moreitraBt, Nr. POI, StD=groloD1D. 0tt. gocai'
Stutiou pOer gomOcns StuttoH.
&. 3. II HbCrD ooo, :. 2. Wdrtir,
2. 9.sS. Il. Sen. sUiQy. W(gr. 91il. sAQcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

Ntes'h' @etgba 8, ben 10. 5cbrrar 1900.
-. 1ubaber pom Sblisatipuen
sur s miattar.Spprp otbef Ser a@sflid'en ~farpld".
Ger Giienbdbn."
ebIiSSationen oritttr S0pOt9st S per .SS e..
iiben MarpldnOer 6iicnbaon." pG" nm iSGio ~TO
I : sannar ' &c., SG piro bts!SHr9 Na4Ej5t %o'ssssn;
oas Der gaeqitrator Der StGGt SG Ina6 nrr p peinetI
po . isin nirO. am / 9'@ Ss}od d9Co S S6li tSaPf5:
n r,o'H MI, Hn Sin,naeiioten sfausinlOnatli6en 3inien, ee=
Gen @or,siGane unO abOobe O%erile'n IN O"1'm
Sepurtercut aus3ubelabltn: os,;,o+iorsr mir,
Sic 3inisn,ablnna fir beiagte S0!lS0''0"S" "'''
nit ocnt /. mars 1900 aurDoreH.
SEQ. y. Wuntien.
a-oso57 Rsoifrotpr Der Stast Baltimore.
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wa5 'NnrapOIis, MT. Gopai.S %tation, lo5.
$50 @Orm.a I24l GabTi: SaEoiH'@tai'on
!7.2o. 900 9UrHt, ll2.5o, 500 No1nt.. -,o
@trla1m 6amousS tatiOn nab 6Ttotrid ~
%orm., ?a.45 0orm, !l2D, ii5 una $50 9odni,
@urm., 29.45 Torm;. 100. !AD T. $50 Ndbut.
Rad 8inaeter, E2O 9orm.. 2.40' HIS MD
Sac naatrstouu. o 20 Sorm, AS, A.39 y;
Nob It. Girp unO 8'pii0tHsStatloHen, IKE
!9.45 @orm, .l.@0. A3l 40; 'G30 .ll.l2 %a6;
Wa5 Gnjtott = Gin, !730, @.i5 Soria.' H'-o
!4.SO, =. 30, $3.50. "lllO Re6m.
Tab Gurtis' 9oo, CPS Scrm. o
Wo6 9uruO. Nt. RonllsstatiOn, 40 Ea9N'
ST.. ~ Al Op-Nrt
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Rohdcl Ghriffidn.

GO itarb am p. Sebruar 1900 8a6ef Gbritiuu
I'M AZ. Sabre hires Gebens. Sie @eerciguna iinoet
NORGE II, ereitae, 10 llbr @prmittaQg, bon ibrsr
lebtcn 99pbnunQ, Gr. 433, Siib=9aca=S trube, aus
itutt. CD
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eSuhn 6eurn Mieh(.

HSUUH SJeHrU UttUI.
Gg tarb am %. Ge5ruar 1900, 6.45WprGens, mad
~l1neercr arantbtit 6apt. Sobn Senrp &iebl, eelisb=
ter @attt bon catherine Risbl i'm @lter bon 81
%. 6ebruar. 2 ubr Nadmittaes, BON ieiner lsbten
g4obnune, Nr. 2223, @ouebsS trabe, aus itatt. ipo=
gu gsripanDts uno Greunoe a6tunQspoa tingearen
fnb. Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

Sn Rem Yort 1T Der
grsiie 3eiturgs : 8etsran 9sni. 8ooo
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FOB WATER IMPROVEMENTS
City Engineer submits Estimates
Aggregating &74.O4O TO Board of
Public Works..
Ill Occidental Avenua Phone Main {!

City Engineer Thomson submitted a
number OF important estimates, aggregat-
ing S74040. on water improvements to the
board OF public works yesterday.
The estimates are as follows: Western
avenue. from Bell street to Denny way.
$50. go: First avenue south, from Main to
Connecticut street. sl3, 700. Summit avenue,
from Broadway TO Denny way, 1850:
Broadway. from jefferson to Madison.
81 100 Boyiston avenue, from Seneca to
Denny way, $42jo East Madison, from
broadway 10 west end of bridge at Tween
ty-ninth avenue north, $l5, 400; Thirteenth
avenue. from East Madison to Denny
way $500. and Harvard avenue, from
Denny way TO Pike street, $3.50
II was decided 30 abandon work for the
present on the first named work as the
city will have TO bear SIS, sos Of the expense
Tho contract for the replanking OF the
Grant street bridge was let 10 J. a.
Bailey. who made the lowest bid $3.50
The contract covers nearly two miles. and
will be completed within two months.
4 communication was addressed 20
Chief OF Police Reed. directing him to en-
force the city ordinance respecting the
clearing ~ alleys and like thoroug hfares
of bootblack stands. These stands are
said 70 be an object of much annoyance
to the business Nnen having Offices ia the
downtown buildings.
The hoard granted the petition of the
Seattle Electric Company for permission
to build an intake between Yesler way
and Columbia street. with a proViEo that
the company give guarantee protecting
the city from any damages that may result
from the work.
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Just few words 70 remind you that
SartoTi prepares any 1nd OF punch you
idea what yQp want. fhe number % guest 8
expected and SRrtOri viii MIX. from thu
vurest wines n decoc'ion ~ for the gods
Delivered 20 your home. ready 20 serve
al a reasonable cost. Phone. Main D. go.
GREATEST sport Of all Baseball
Sunday at J. Athletic park Seat
tie rs Everett
sIG%OR "A. SALNISi the ceishrated
tenor, at T.sxchi park This afternoon
DE CAPRIO'S band at Leschi park thi,
afternoon.
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averted, but the incident had the effect
of inspiring the element of confidence
among the soldiers n confidence that was
only increased with subsequent events.
While in the Philippines Gen King was
most complete collections of snapshots OF
the volunteers in action, battle scenes
and views about Manila, that has been
brought to this country. The entire col
lection has been reproduced on stereop-
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hair dresser, yesterday reported TO Judge
Moore In the superior court. It's inability
to agree and was discharged. Mrs. Maud
Sheuer was Mr.. Affords only witness and
the verdict OF tho jury Is regarded as A
victory for the defendant. Mrs. Shelter
stated yesterday that she was In no way
responsible for the suit
Mr.. Afford formerly owned the hair
dressing establishment. Mrs Shelter
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After tho unusually bAlmy weather
with which Seattle has been favored for
some 'ime The rainy spell that has fnl-
Low 81 the sunshine during tho past few
days has brought discomfort tn many
people " DO arc subject 70 ratart nal trQa-
bles and some Of them are inclined "a
criticise tho weather maH fos the I'M
pleasant change. Bat = those people
would try . few applications 81 Dr. Mac
kcnztes English Catnrra Cure. they
would soon see there was m easy way
70 escape the tcrrors of fh!s uEtHrt!on-
one kaye ci this medicine 4, E9ara1-
tec3 % rgre any ease ~ the disease ard
should 30 fail. the money paid FOR u VIII
be chcerfGlIy refunded by - o, Guy Pm.
G. SsattIe's leading druggist, who IS the
Pacific coast agent for 70. Catarrh suffer
ers can cure themselves with s6is great
remedy. ct a cost OF two cents day A
trial treatment IS given % any ono free
at Guy $ drug store, or circular sent
free TO any address go
IF its nh the same 20 you. you save s. -
II you buy your bicycle from Spinning
l2Us Second avenue. before "Wednesday.
DE CARRIQs bal,s A. Lsssl .@.k tkis
AffAruccn- =
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MISS DUNNIN0 LOSES.
Jury Disagrees in Her Case Against
Il. II. Afford,

The Jury which Friday heard the svf-
dcnce in the case of Miss C. l.. Dunning
against f. II. Afford. wherein the plant
If sued for the collection of Sli9 alleged
to be due as balance on her salary as a
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Are You Going Easts
The Northern Pac.ne makes special
ra;es on June y AMI so For particulars
call al y. L. city or depot olllee
NGNOR X. SALVINI, the celebrated
tsrer. at Leach I2gk this Afternoon
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MANY IMMIGRANTS COMING.

rranscontincntai Lines bringing
Large Continsents Here.
The Northern Pacific and Great North
ern have now on the road en- route TO
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kickcd by q HOrae.

Dave Ketos. n plumber. was kicked in
the face by horse on Occidental avenue
near Washington street. yesterday after
noon. He was taken 10 police headauar-
ters. whore the wound was dressed It
is thought tast the deep cut over his
right eye Will not result ia serious iu-
Jury 70 that organ.
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DE CARtAIQ's baas A. Lsssa4 .s.A tsis
akisyaeen, :.
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De CAPIIIo's hA5a ~ Lesca. pask tAla