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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-04
THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1900.
THE PLAGUE.

A farther perusal of Julian Ralph's
correspondence from Bombay, in
May and June last, warrants the
Element that all over India a
rS9ular idea is that plague is taken
by natives through their feet. This
encourages the notion that they
warmed their feet, and then
take in the germs in the dirt
OF the streets. A DIR. Shikare Of
Bombay acknowledged faith in this
theory. He said that in bubonic
plague the poison enters the system
through small wounds and abrasions.
The habit of walking barefooted on
the part of the natives explained the
predominance of buboes in the groins
OF the patients. He had seen an
occipital bubo where mans head
had been recently shaved, and had
probably been wounded by razor.
He said that other means of spread
ing the plague we're by infected per-
sons, infected rats, and infected air.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-04

Infants in arms seem immune.
Stout persons succumb to plague
more readily than thin men, though
those of poor physique die OF it
quickly-even in twenty-four hours.
While white persons consider them
selves immune in India it must be
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-04

The prettiest sight in the city is
the Dolls and Toys being displayed
at l.. B. Kerr's Special Christmas
Sale.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-04

Don't fail to ring up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, il
you have any messages or packages
to deliver.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-04

KentucBy's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy q Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Ialands.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-04

Q SPECIAL SALE of Ladies Mus
lin Underwear at Sachs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-04

THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS,
Sachs & Co.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-04

AuihOStop euo PioBuo pioho ouo ouu
no one knew how the germs came or
were brought there, but as the out
break and the visit of wandering
fakir, or holy man, we're simulta-
rAous, the contagion was generally
credited to him. He brought to the
village some clothes, which he said
were the coverings of the tombs of
saints and gave these to widow to
cut up and distribute for charms for
the faithful. She died of the plague.
Seven of her friends and relatives
died too. Then her body was dug up
and reburied, and the plague seized
upon those who helped in the opera
ton. Skilled assistance was sent
from St. Petersburg, the survivors of
the village we're made to battle in
hot water and afterwards in 4 sub
Innate solution, Every ones cloth
/, ing was destroyed, and new clothes
supplied. Even the wool which
these people had collected and by
which they lived was burned out
All their houses were disinfected,
and the earthen floors were dug up
and mixed with lime. The visitation
was thus dismissed as rapidly as it
came, but not until 1878 Of the 600
people were dead. Four days after
the doctors arrived the plague took
its last victim. The plague commits
sion state that infection is, to very
large extent spread by clothing.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-03
Shifsna6rthten.

sgofp, 2. Rop. Mbgegdn,
gen nPOmeranian" rWontreal" uni
State Of Hebrdstd" nd6 ReD Dort.
stotpn, 2. Rop. gbqe,
gdngen Commonwealth" BON 2iDer'
pool ua6 Bottom.
Nen Yort. 2. gtop. gtngetom'
men: r&aifer Wil6elm III. BON Neupel.
9apre. 2. gtOO. 9tngetommenI
ga 8retaane" bon gtetp 0ort.
6amburg, 2. HoD. Nngetom.
men: r8ailer Sriebri6" bon gten
Yort, pia Ylpmout6 uno G6erbourg.
Mbsesansen: r8el9raOia" nu9 gpu.
logne uno Neip Yort.
Rep gort, 3. gaoD. 9tnsetoma
men: sNugrita @ictoria" bon 9an.
bura, southampton uno Gberbourg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-03
gi0. 46

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Gerttfttdt auf ben g1dmen Sh0mers des
fdlfht uue oas 9elo eiuseitedt batte.
Gel b fmorb.
gbteago, Sis. 3. gepp. a6el g.
llpbam. Elm @egierungss S6eesgrperte.
bat fi4 NIT Sarbpl{dure pergiftet.
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prObiren bsrurlaht. ioG Die 8erunlalz
fung 81 Der Shat geipeien Iein. 5err
lpbum tpar in alien groBen Sbee9es
ihdften oes 2dnoes betunut.
9eaabte Bic S4ufben.
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Musiagen zines vittimen SreunOes Der
9oulb'f4en Samilie" bin, uelbet Die
r@bening Yoit". bab Die @oulbs Die
S6ulben bes 9raFeu 8pni Be GaItelz
lane iofort be5ablen tperDen.
lin oem Stanoal fofort elm gnbe 3u
MAIDEN, tperoen oie9oulbs, 9eorge, 0e=
len. 9oparo, @btuin unb Srdnf, ben
8etrag BON $4.0O0,OOO 3ufummenlegen
unb bic SAuloen bes @rdfen be3dblen.
9ierbei but iih nod beraus9efelIt.
melbet bic n@Dening pOit" nsiter. baB
fth bas @ermOsen Der @oulbs felt SAP
@oulo's 5Obs nabs5u perbOppslt 6ut
uno odB Mnno 9oulb's (ber 9rdfiu
Galteaan.) Autbeil iest ndhs8u $751;
100000 betrGst unb ibre 3inien nGb,r
on $1.000.OOU ldbrli9 herunrei9eu,
tpis Der ihr ausbe3ablten 100000. Der
9eidmmttpertb oes 9oulp'f9en BerniS.
gems betrdgt ieBt $125,O00.000.
g S9r.tlt6er Morb.
Srantlin, Snb., 3. Rop. Wtils
ton 8napp, elm betannter 6drmer boB
Wbitelanb, tpurbe am 5rettug WfOrgen,
tbeilipeiie bon S6tpsinen ber3ebrt, In
einem Wtatsfslb aufsefunoen. Der
Coroner Serbunb ipurbe bsnd9ri9ttst
uno lieB bic 2ei9e naf 9luie f9affen.
Rnapp ipar unsefdbr ieh5ig Sabre alt.
@rant 8roipn, Der Sheriff Don
Sobnlon Gountb, begab iih am Na6-
mittag ndh Wbitelano uno perbaftsts
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ftanb, &napp ermorbet Su baben. Sc
fagts, baB er 8napp ntebergeihtagen,
tbm odnn ben 3opf abgei9nitten une
bieSen ben S9fpetnen porsenorfen bd1
be. pberion ipuroe bierber ins Sc.
fdngniB gebrudt.
Ntppro IN SGnben ber8 II IA
bes seam ten.
Nen Oprf, 3. Nop. Cornelius
9. 9llporo. Der betriiseriihe 9antxdm.
ie, Der 100000 seitp6len bat, tpurbs
om sSrsitag bon benz 2ihtsr 5lanner
entlafen. Der ertldrte, oab er feline Sus
risbittipn in osm Sale babe. Glporo
perlieB bas 9eri9ts5immer, tpurbs aber
glei9 oarauf i'm 8urribor bonn 8uns
besmarihan perbaftet, Der ibn Dor ben
Somn1iTdr Sbielbs braate. Ilporh
ipuroe fpdter in @rmungelung bon
$15O,000 8iireIdaft nud Dem 9efGnss
nib 5uriidgei3idt.
Die 3peite 8erurt6etlung
4trou, g., 3. gipp. Oupib 0u'
bis, elmer Der &rdpali1ten, Der in Der,
biuoung nit Der Sranolegung Deg
Staotge6Guoss bon ben @roBgefhpOs
renen in antluge5uItdnb perieBt pur'
be, 1T am 5reitag bes @in6ruds l4ul'
bio bsfuuoen porosn. Sapi5 tpar elmer
Der Wdnuer, Die in Den 2aben Del
Stanooro 0uroipure Gompunp ein6ru'
den uno Die @elpebre oaraus ftablen
bic BEL bern 9tnariFf auf bas Staotge'
baubs am %, @usuit 6enuBt puroen
tWm. 6. Strons.T
Nen gort, 3. NoD. WiGium
8. Strong, Der lebis Wfupor Der Stab
glctp gort unter bsm alien Gbdrter, iil
am sfreitug Morgen, Inn brei ltbr, in
ieiner Wobnung in bieiiger Stuot i'm
Bitter bon 73 Sabrsn seitorbeu. 81
mar Mdpor bon Netp Yorf pom l. Sa.
nuar 1895 Bis gum 81. Deg. 1897.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-03
WeimeiOe werSen anldeincaS 81
SnBenScH geldwOreu.
0as 3cppclim'ide 9nfiidiff bonn prenz
6lidtn &rirgSminiiterum augttaaft.
@u 8 China.

9eting, 30. DIT, pia Sbungbat,
2. Rop. = SGmmtli6e 9eldnbten uers
lansen, baB General Sung6ubSidng,
Der Die 8elagerung Der 9eianoti6afz
ten 9eleitet bate, eoenfdQs beitrdft uerz
DEN muNe. Sir Die 9ineiii4e Regiez
rune oiirfte es dqeroings i9lpierig
Iein, oem gu entipre9sn, od Sung SUB
Sianq audi iebt nod Die Sruppen toms
mannirt, lpeI9e Die 8aiIerin>Bittrpe
beqleiten, uuo duBeroem miiBte Der
9eneral crit aus ieiner 9eimdtbspros
ping fortgei6dfft iueroen, ebe er be-
trait ipsroen t0nnte.
lleber ben GelbItmoro 0i 9Iien's.
oes ebemaligen gi5et0nigs bon S6an'
tung, perlautet iest, oaB Die 8aiierin
lel6it i'm angeoronet babe.
9(us Der YropinS 8ipdntung fommen
Iebr beunrubigeuoe Ha4ri4ten. Waan
.6efiir6tet, bab Die tdiierli9en Sruppen
,u Den NufitGnpiIhen unter &ang Yu
0e; unb Gun Yut Sen iiberseben, 10
odB Die Sa9lage oieielbe iein piiroe,
pie in 1860 CUR 3eit Der 5rieoensoerz
banolungen nit 6runtreib uno @ngz
lamb. 9amuls muBteu audi fremoe
5ruppen Den aufItano i'm Suoen unz
.eroriiden.
Sbang9ai, 3. RoO. = Bring
5uun befinbet li6 ni6t nit Dem 6of in
Signan 6u, tpie ieBt beitimmt perIuuz
tet. Gr fon gefloben Iein, I'm Der 8tz
TtrGfung 81 entgeben, uno iein 4ufentz
)dlt lit unbetunnt.
SSn sinem Srunnen i'm &diIerpald1t
IN Ysfing fanoeu Soloaten Der 4aiirz
en- Die 2ei6e Der 9ieblingstonfubine
5es 3aifers, Ramens @besei. Oas
6iibiGe NGb9en bate ii9 Die sSeiuoz
lhaft Der &ailerinz zWitttpe Suge3ogeh,
DIE lie Dor Der 5lu9t bes 9ofes t0bten
iieB. @bingfei. Die 5lueite 5upOritin
os3 9aiiers, unb bunosrt anbere ieiner
ROntubinen fielen in Die @efGngsn>
lc9aft Der Qniirten.
Sien s lin, 3. NOp. 9lm Iaittz
pod beieBte cine 4n3abl frana0liI4er
Offi5iere einen Waggon bes Spesialz
luges, Der bGs IA. Ser. Staaten sSnf.s
Regiment na6 Song Nu bringen IolIte,
lnb iie tpeieerten ii4, Den Waggon 5u
oerlafen. uls lie baau aufgeforoert
purben. Sberft Oagsett. aOmmanz
oeur bss IA. Hesiments, lieb baruufbin
Die Offi5iere bon ieinen Solbaten gez
poltidm aus Dem Waggon entfernen,
Die 5ranaoien fiuo in 6olse befsn i'm
bO9itsn @raoe uufgebra9t unb lie berz
luneen. baB O6erit Dugsett 9lbbitte
leiiten ION.
9dris, 3. Nob. Cine OepeIhe
Der SaOas 4gentur aus pefing. bonn
l. Nopember odttrt, ldutet rOie
fran3Ofii9en Sruppen tamen am %.
Oftpbsr in 81 cling on uno beiebten
bas 9rab Der 3aiierin. Die Oeut=
ichen, Staliener uno GnglGnoer, bic
fpGter antamen, befesteE Die anberen
taiierli6en 0rdber.
9aris, 3. glop. Die internatioz
ndle 8ommiiiion in pao Sing syu, an
beren SpiBe Der franS0iiide General
Bailanb itebt, lit gu Der ueberaeugung
eetpmmen, bdB Der @rob : S9dbmets
fer uno Der 9puDerneur bon pao Sing
gu. iOtpie ein 6ineiii9er Sberit, on
Der grmorbung ameritunifder uno
.nslifhsr MilionGre miti9ulbig ieien.
Cie bret gbiueien itnb beshulb gum
1ob bsrurtbsilt tporben uno ibre 9Ins
rihtung tpirb baIb itattfinben.
4uBer ben Obisen tpurben fpdter
nod 9ien gana, Der 9Brobinaial>R l>Ri4'
ter; Wdng Sbuns>be, Der Wilttdrs
apmmanbant; GenerI Rtu unb no4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-03
SelceraphiIhs gtoti3en.

Oas 5beuter in PuterIOn. q. ).
iit am 5rsitas bur4 5euer 3srftDri
porben. 8erluft $4,000.
= Gamusl Molfe. elm Su9b6nbleI
BON Hep Yort, bat fid fiir banterOtt
erflGrt. Seine 8erbinblihteiten bes
IauTsn iid auf $53.938 unb feline 4t.
tipa auf S47.962- -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-03

9lmslanO SepeIbem
Die Sage in g6!Ea.
Wfcbr bpbe d,ineIiibe Se'
amte gun, SoSc ners
mrtbcilt.
Bic eridJr Orr 2ieblimasfrau Ots
I,nifers, Gwau9 Sn
en- rincm Srnmnen in Der faiicrlis
den StnOt anfgcInnoeu.
9ie SaiIcrin 2Sittsuc bate iie cr'
mproen laiieu.
9lftipitit Der Soercu III SiioairiEa.
Sic gage ui6t Die rOiigitc iiir Ole
SrItcH.
Ser Steraberg=YrOicB in Scrlin wiro
inlmer lcniatiOneller.
Weineioe wcrSen amldeiucno 81
SHBenScH geidwOren.
.0as 3cppelim'Ihe 9nftibiff bonn prenz
6liden &rirgSmallterum aHgttaaIt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
GERMAN LORDS In REVOLT.
1--WE q Vote of Distrust Against the
Government on u Bill I'm
the Diet.

BERLIN. June 1.-THE intention had
been to close the session Of both houses
OF the Prussian diet today. but owing to
the amazing revolt against the government
which has broken out in the house OF
lords. which usually works in full accord
with the government. this has now be-
come impossible.
Under the leadership OF Baron Won Leve-
bow. who Is a former reichstag president
the lords gave the government a distinct
vote OF dlstrust in the matter Of regulat-
Ing the Silesia rivers. where terrific foods
are customary. In the lower house. the
Liberals. under DIR. Barth, tried mild OBJ
struction tactics against the passage Of the
department. store bill The latter will
come UP again on Monday but II is ques-
tionsble whether the bin will pass now un-
less the obstruction tactics cease. However
1t is certain that the diet will adjourn
during the coming week
Recently the lower employees OF the
Prussian railroads. although state ofi-
cinls. have shown an inclination to affii-
ate with the Socialist party, and have
evinced in every way dissatisfaction with
their present salaries and conditions. Tho
official Beriiner Correspondents today pub
fishes formal warning, threatening the
dlsobedients with summary discharge.
The emperor has awarded Mr. Conried.
Of New York, the crown order OF the third
class for merits In German art in Amer
lea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
People THEN AND PEOPLE NOW
silks and satins Have Crowded the
CaltcOes to the Wall.

falouSe ftSpNpiic
what the people OF this country need
Just about as much as anything else II to
get down 10 corned beef boiled cabbage
llnsey-woolsey basis BY this We mean
that among all classes there Is a tendency
20 overco things-to live and dress extrav-
agantly, - cut shine and TO be some
thing more than nature intends.
The great trouble Is that the people
who some years ago were satisfied with
iewsharp must now have . paricr organ
Those who were content with an organ
now demand a grand piano and those who
can AFFORD a piano will soon insist upon
keeping up n first-class orchestra. The
man who earns dollar thinks he must
ape the man who earns double that, while
the latter gees into debt head over heels
In attempting 90 equal his negihbor who
earns s. day. Rag carpet IL looked upon
as fadss Of poverty whsle plain china
ware Ia considered a mark OF dishonor,
silks. satins and velvets have crowded
calicoes and ginghams out OF the ward
robe and tho sunhounet and plain straw
hat have been driven out OF the land by
wonderful creations heavy with noddIng
piumcs and gorgeous with birds OF para
disc and flowers Of flaming tint.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
ITALIAN LEGISLATURE OPENS.
kinG Humbert Warmly AppIau
Daring HIS speech.

ROME. June iG-In the senate today
the twenty-hrst legislature was opened IN
the presence OF King Humbert, queen
Marguerite, the Duke Of Aosta. the Duke
OF Genoa, the Count OF Turin, and many
senators and deputies King 1umbert
was warmly applauded during the readin z
OF the speech frsm the throne. He ex-
planned the reasons for the appeal being
made to the electors and said he had
confidence that the wisdom and patriot
ism OF the new parliament would furnish
him with the necessary means for fulfill
ing his important duties.
The excellent relations between all the
powers, he added, assured the country
that the national interests would be guar
ahteed at all times
The new parliament, King Humbsrt
further asserted. intended 10 devote va
attention to lettering tho condition Of the
working classes to the protection Of man
ufacturers, agrculturists and emigrants.
to the reduction OF the tributary taxes
within the limits agreed ON by tho budget
to education and to legal and admins
trative reforms.
Upon reassembiing the chamber elected
the Minissariaiist Gallo president by A
vote OF 242 to sA.
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q. I. P.'s CANDIDATES.
Hughes with sixtecn Addresses and
Co0gan with aIOO,O&pO.

A new political party. to he known a.
the q. ]. r., was today organized at the
city hail with LARGE membership. The
new party has already selected candidates
for president OF tho United States. for
vice president and TOR governor. and ev-
cry member II pledged to work cay and
night for their election.
The ticket Of the O. ]. y. IL 40 fa'.ows.
For president. Brian q. Hughes
For vice president. james J. taogan.
For governor. William Suizcr.
Platform. Was sur Hoeie which in
political English means what lie ELI >"
For the expenses Of the campaign %
the new party the candidate for zee pres
idsnt has contributed $4,000. the candl-
date for president has contributed a
paper box 10 hold the money. nd the
candidate for governor has con rihaltsA
the literature In the form 81 an essay
entitled. The Value Of Resemblance
or why I Look Like Henry Ciay"
The New YORK city Direct1ry Ii"ex thu
address % the nominee for 2r,'slAent ns
2i3 Center street. nc Reaae street. ls7
East sg'st stFect. Stewart hatk'tpg. ia
Grand street. il3 Sixth avenue, t9s B-ooms
street. izs and fy7 Mulberry street. ~
Greenwich avenue, IN East itsth street.
2z2 Third avenue Waldorf Astoria hotel
Long Branch. y J.. Europe ami isst Msdi-
sen avenue. This shows thai ~. ,ts4nt.
uee for president has slrsaea addresses
20 the one ~ the other ckndii aire on the
ticket; therefore the new party has de-
cided 10 support the Chicago platform
and from now untn election day u.
members viii play only tbs 1910 gig at
poiiey-Ssw York Evening sun
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
sLECrRrc LIGHT CoMPErIrIon.
VsIls walla city Council Grants .
New Franchise.

s,scial Dispatch TO the Post InteIiisencer
EALLA WALLA. June lG--Wniia
wnjia IL TO have second electric and gas
sisns in q short time. and indica lions now
mt to reduced rates for light and heat
ssst year. A franchise has been grant
q 81 the city council 20 an Eastern com
any to erect and maintain In this city
"a electric plant and gas factory, and In
short time the work OF construction will
bsein II is expected that the plant will
Is ready for use before January / OF
s. Crocker, recsntly editor Of the
Daily Union OF this city, and a prominent
capitalist; Gilbert Hurt the owner OF the
hf9e foundry and machine shon which
manufacture threshing machines, and
A. X Dies . real estats dealer and large
swner q city property. are the local
manage ne affairs. The franchise grants
70 the new company the Same rights ca
pysd by ths company now operating In
Ths company vii, erect a iars. plant on
The bank OF Mill creek. which passes
ia electric plant will be constructed 10.
ssshsr. using water power taken from
~ creek The location has not yet been
t~cided upon
Next january the city lighting contract
70 be made for two years At present
~ Walla Walla Gas aud Electric Com
esny has contract for sixty-slx lights,
Month on basis q tsss per l Is so up ps se
axty tights. and IS for each additional
lamp used In the streets. The new com
pAny will be ready for business before the
spening q the new year. and bid viii
abls interest Is being taken In the mat
~ W the old company, which was or
canned twenty years ago
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TO REDUCE EXPENSES.
Central Freight Association May he
Reorganlsed.

NEW YORK. June IA proposition
Il being considered by officers of roads
operating east OF Chicago "a reorgauize
includes all the roads east OF Chicago and
81, Louis aud west OF Plttsburg aud Buf-
felo and north Of the Ohio river. The as
nc organizations.
IL Is stated that officers OF the individ-
ual companies believe that the organixA-
ton IL costing them too much money
Cut rates are quoted daily. ~ is said, to
the large shippers and other concessions
are being constantly granted by Certata
members Of the association. In spite Of the
wide authorities of the officers OF the
association who seem 10 be poweriess 10
stop these practices
IL is believed that the usefulness Of the
organisation will be increased by re-
1uction In the number 90 subhaads az de-
pArtments and other employees.
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GRAIN IN PALousr COUNTRY.
nseeDt fos Harmless Russ. ths Cvop
Never Looked BETTER.

eeesisl Dispatch to the Post. fntelligencer
colsFAx. June ls.-~Grain In the Falouss
gtntry has not been damaged-in fact,
" grain crop OF the country never look
~ ettisr for this season OF the year While
fsfmins reports OF red rust and immense
eAmage have been floating up from tho
esids OF western and southern whitman
sehniy, the scare now seems 10 be over
hssstixation has disclosed that the rust
hr has attacked only the blades or
eAvss OF the wheat, and has not spread
e AMI weakened the stalks. The earlier
~ wheat only seems to have gathered
uis rust The most competent authors
uss agree that this .eaf rust Is the only
thihs 70 complain OF and that u can cause
w Insignificant damage AT the worst.
u the southern and western portions OF
~ Falouse country fall whea. IL we'll
hsAdsd out, ana In fill bloom A better
SOP has not promised since the arst fur
mts we're turned on the ralouse hills
w country north and east of Coifax.
shicA u somewhat later than the south
sm west. reports but little rust, even
e Tie hades Of the fall wheat.
hfs hasing Is over In the extreme west
~ portion Of tho county. and u H. ex-
heiei that The wheat harvest viii begin
ssly 10
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scores OF our young soldiers. A. thous-
and yards from the hill. you view II with
eauanimity, for although a Manser bullet
can be intensely disa greeable At loo
ysrds. a single mounted man can usually
approach TO within half that distance
without much risk. But as YOU near tho
hill yon eanot help feeling that. likely
enough. sharp eyes are carefully ~atcb-
Ina your approach and that their owners
are only waiting until they cen Do rsas-
onRbly certain 81 scoring a good his-~you
being the target Nearer and nearer you
draw, either 10 ina that your anxsvty had
been groundlsss and that The kopis Ii not
held--or TO be suddenly greeted with a
cloud OF dust and ANAL stones ~ the
spiieful bullets patier ali rouni-iet us
hcpa without barnard you 'urn and
rid. for yoar lie amid n shower OF shot
and with the Information that tho kupis
Is certainly occupied. --Gentieman's Maga-
sine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17

Move eastward. happy earth. and leave
fon orange sunset waning slow,
From fringss ~ the faded eva,
o happy planet. eastward 40
The eastward motion ~ the earth u 10
which give. an apparent westward pro-
gress to the sun When We arc on NOV
inE train roirK eastward. aii ths trees and
nsea objects seem "a nv westward a. We
pass them The moon moves eastward
with the earth. bat sha shadow 81 she
moving fueon east On the moving sMrth,
,ravsrurs tho sartn's surface from wess
20 cskt. and - any eclipse ~ the sun
by the moon viii hs visihis earlier ia the
west than the EAST. We. north n fhs
eaalnoctiaI must ew--nentsiiy. az least
celestial ohJacts with our fseas sdaitb-
ward ise0ating IN thM way the sun,
moon and earth and remembering The a.
rae ton ~ mo real motion - the two
planets. se shall see that solar eclipse
must he frst visible IN - proceed FROM
ih. vest ard lunar enc from the east -
The New Lppincot,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
Condensed DISPATCHES.

collision Astvesn e1rfpss train ara A .rain
flied With rsce gocrs occurred A s,snsh rosisna
SAY persons were killed ana FORTY injured
Twelve ~ fhs twenty men indicted SON. .,,,s an,
on charge ~ forming trust 10 control thn mai
ness - phefn-eugrArng IN Chicago. have been m,
90 tnAl trtcre Judge Hutrbin,on TNsv waived 4
Jury sna ths evidence vas heard hf ths cont Goa
tpEsfy :" tom an nnlsEfui combination Ia 70.
straint a trade 10 The Allegation
The Hadson RaY CcmpanY has declared 4. si,,.
dehd ~ - PER shars ard bonus ~ laA rsr sba-s
TIE dividend ana bohps rqa,l 10 =. p.r 800
go We capital SLEEK a. crmraFsd with a rer 80.
fnf the previous year In addition the s-rs,n, -,
slsa 81 sstds Ela0n Ter The smplays, bsgeat fsyd
t@No q the insurance fessrfe fund sra -arr4..
forward Esm ~ compared with az n In ~.
rfstsoun scar. TAls is the hest sh1sips srsg mas
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sIGNOR II SALVINi. the celebrated
tenor. al Leschl park this afternoon.