davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
q. O. beuans 1rliner.

2ngger bu gIoner for 5remtioen?
On buroe 'ialfaIb gisre bet, tbi | en-
Soritono er bin Sremtib afbengie of
glaner, iom bu enten aIlereSe bor
lagt ener logger M. 3eriom on MI
bar
"8lanet"
ret for bin Sremtib, iaa bill on maa.
fe fnnne blipe uafhRngig eaer
"Snbepenoent"
I financiel Soritanb, os on biz Sa
fitnte aoa Srentiben | Msne
"Waicitic"
og rolig og meb ct Woo Tom en- flor
"@risslp Bear.
Serfom on bar fuTat me6 Der
glaoet, iaa BED on aIerebe ncget ON
cpennGbnte Winefompanier, % ntao.
Tie DIT oaiaa fon bape terft, at set
life pilbe bore ioa oumt at fjsbe en-
Del Stncf, meoens 8riien enbnu err
lao bilig. SIoofalb hsr on life pente
altfor lGnee.
Briien pao aftier / Sc forfieniGc
Gomponier er enbnu fun 25c. tOc,
DC og Sc, benbolbspts / Ben Srben,
De er nppnte, men SrisforbsieIie fon
ffe naorfombeIit.
Den, Tom fisber for minoIt $25 /
gftier, fan foo betoIe for iomme /
moaueblige afbrng. 80 Semte6eIe
inbienbes mel geitiGingen, en- Temte.
Del ON en- RnoneS. en- Semte6eI ON
to Raaneber og iibIte Femte6eI ON
ire maaneber, og mar iibfte 9ptoIinQ
er inbienbt, bill ~gertificate Of Stocf"
blibe itoitebt.
2n'fer on nprnere SbInsninqer,
IA frio entcr til Sui. z. SopperIto6,
Secorab. Soma eIcr til 81. 3. SeIon,
1406-Sirit abe., Seattle, 8aIbing.
ton.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
At. Souis
SDo at. 0auI 3peamarfeo.
YIN Na6rif. = Era WiIrpn1fep mrh.

OeIeS, at 5. 6. q, 6igpcO, 9. G. aia.
PED % :. g. 6igoeO boIOcr poa at
bpgae ct mt 8oroeri % 8eltspprfS.
fabrif / 2opton Bart paa iSoreIt Some
Apenlte, 10 9IodS ira S%eruburer.
"QfIlmmtfee Zines" roier Siqoeo
Bros. 6orctagiombeb % Tiger, at Be.
res Glbrit oil bIipe en- pRroifuIo I'll.
pert til Sapton SartS screenings.
ioretagen0er.
Dan bar mn faffct en- al Sc Repere.
iom / 9GrbeOen al 9incoIn, g2eb.,
ooerfaISt ct 5rpn paa 9uriinutor.
Sann oen lite Sftober os p~Ipnoreoe
Oct Tor en- Sum, ser anatoe8 meaet
forifieuig, ira $4,000 til $4,000.
Sans 3aon er Sobn 5lnr. Den for.
uemIte al bans meoifpIOige er Sat
Groue, Tiger ban. Gropc er Son al
Ell Riaiun9r / Omaha % bar toEi.
gere punoet ct Rapu iom Renneifetgp
(aionnpper).
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

Sper istten Miaipner gsrn beisser
GanoetS Sfpler.

2anoets SfoIefommtsi9r opIpier /
i'm Snbberetning til Snbreminiiterer.
at 17,299,230 Gutter % bigger GIT
paa SfoIe / De Soreneoe Stater ! Oct
aar, iom enote ben 90te SUM 1901.
aue 2arbets SfoIer er Der taene meo,
baooe De bsiere og Iouere, De prioats
% De offentIige. Intauet al I~foleis.
aenoe oar / 1901 27S,52O iterre emo
/ 1900.
gIepontouet / SfoIer, ION boIbes
igong al Slater % aommurer %
aItiao er offertIige, bar i 1901 10.
710,394, mebenS oct ! 1900 beIsb ia
I'll 15,443 Ago. 9erubea par Der
offentIige IftenifoIer, SarbeIsiuititu.
ter, SfoIer Tor Srbiarere, Teformifc.
Ter, SfoIer oeS @~aIebuiene, SusboIo.
rinsSifoIer % andre SpecialIfoler.
Serneb en- baIp Nillion GIeoer isate
Gem.
Sproicr al offentIige SfoIebpauin.
ger meb acknowledgements etc.
oor / 1901 $576, 1858, OS9. 5 1870
beIsb SprSien. fig til $3.50, $780, 0S.
Ranr &c bsiere SfoIer re9re$ ira,
foItccc bet at boIoe pore SfpIer igaul
i 1901 S226, 043, 236. Sette 9eIsb
uSbctoIteS aItioa til GommonfoIerre,
: 1870 foiteoc Se oifertIige SfoIer
St.64 per capita al g%etoItuingen; /
1901 FpiteSe &c $2.93 per capita.
Soa fort bar uoIGsget til Dem aISrIa
prret tiSItsere. 5orSeIt paa busr
WauS apiube % Barn | 9anoet DIR
ser Zoe itsrre emo isr,
SicureminitIig sif bper Glen al oct
belle gutaI, iom bar i%noifreoet, SO
Gage paa Stole / 1901. Oct par %
Gage mere enS | 1900.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
III 3. Sanofao.

Som hi for bar oplpit | "goiten"
rar oct ben Zoe Sftober 100 gor, Il.
ben SaImeoieteren os 5olfepiieiamle.
rem Magnus groitrup 9onoitob blep
foot, % Ri inbtoeer mn ct ginebe al
BAN, Der er anifaffet for DietfamIin.
gen "Rorife apab".
"SunorebeaarSScgen for 2anoitabs
Ssoiel er ct betponinesfuIbt Winoe
for Dor rationale os firfelise 5iito.
rie", ifriper "gerbens Gang" for Toe
Sftober. Zen Iaub. iotn Iar uSgi.
bet Dor fsrite norife airfeiaImebos og
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

% iorSi ban ben Soc December FIJI.
Der fin 70Oe 5~soieIsbae. Gor Sreos.
priicn ilopeses iom iiffer Bertha bon
Suttner, forbi bun 1892 interesiereoe
RobeI for 5reosiaeen. @runoen til.
at bun life aIlereoe ifior fit ben, beoer
oct, bar, at Gasip % Gunant bar iaa
sdmIe, at De life funbe pente. Seiaa
g~isrnion nGones for Srebspriien,
men er uheInffet, ibct ban ielp er e.,
al Grisoommerne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
Jim Douneer.
Zen berpstcbe Sanbit bsb pcb cscn
Saano | ct. 9anl.

Den befienbte Sorbrpoer Sames
younger, iom / 1877 blep bsmt til
liosoartgt 89ngieI % lat / StiGpa.
ter, Rinn., til 10be SliIi 1901, men
ba blep lsslaot paa Barofe, begif
SeIpmorb / Ct. Saul Ssnoaa Dem
19oe Sftober. San boebe paa Reor.
Don 6otel oa bapbe qiort alt pent
i'tano, inoen ban rettehe &eooIperen
moo lin Climbing. SormooentIig piGbe
ban 90 Sfisnbeb" Iigeiom SSbiens
SeoSa 8abler. Boa en- apnpolut bap.
DC ban Ifrepet, at ban life troebc poa
nogen perionIig Sub. men at ban an.
ioo ". s. @rpan for sen itsrite Ranb
paa Sorben. S famine 8oupoIut Iaa
De @reoe, ban boohe pcf8Iet meb en-
a0inbe, 'om ban piIbe 9ifte fla meS,
men iom ban life funoc fon, foroi ben.
oeS SIrgtnin9e latte iig imo6, at bun
'flloe Gate en- T~orbrpoer, oa forSi
@oarb OF EnrbonS forbeo ham at ino.
goa / 9Gatcif0b, iooIrrQe ban life
bar iuIbt beroooet, men fun uoe pau
Grepe.
Somes younger bar oer pnafte al
ire @rsSre, Ger ale eiorbe iig napn.
tlrrbige iom Sorbrpoere. @rooeren
Bob er bsb for Here gar iiSen, men
Cole Ieoer. Sra 1866 til 1873 itot
Observation-Disclosures / GorbpnS meb
6%orbrpberne Sesie % 6rarf Sames.
% be fem "SeIte" forspeoe man.
ge @oIbsgiernin0er, brso iia int
/ Banter, rcoebe Srpn. neSifiet
en- bel Gel frcoeIiqe @craerc %
begif mango andre itpage Sing Sn.
Ben De betroobtc Sorbrpbcrbonen,
boobc De ale tient / @oracrfriaen poo
Spoitoterne& SIDE, % bereS IIcttc %n.
lrg fit bel ser Nrrina oa llopifIina.
&c tiIhsrte GuantrcaS Guerilla. 81,
ter &rigcr QrosiereSc DC melt / mis-.
iouri, men / 1876 aiorbe oe Wime.
Ioto hi iii StrfefcIt. 9onfrsoeriet
HorthfieIb Den zoe September 1870
cr enNnu / friift Winoe. NtiSt eaa Ipit
0ogcr tom @anhen rioCn6e inc
@per % ifish til ale SiScr. SnS.
bONacrne fog Sfrrf. oQ ga &opcrnt
hoobe lat itG / Heipeft brcS Sc iub
6trIt 9totinaI @auf. aaSierer I. 9
SehpcoS aiorbe Wobitoun % ionteo(
Here al Gatfet; men ban lit en- a1raIe
iom cnhte bans 2tp. 9oraerue iNtortb,
iicIo bite iiq iom fipffe cSpIf % iattt
efter S~orbrnbcrnc, ga bc aaIcpcre6C
no al @Hu. Sioen ~inobentcoes Rs,
perne. ct Bar al Dem bIep brpbtp, %
9ouuaeb@ rsbrene toacs tiIionac
SeSie oa Heiter al SauSen urSfcm
%uercSe ben 2tbe Hopembcr 1877
fnIbt Som / Saaeu moo GoIe. Cob %
SameS 9ourg. &c befienStc iia ifuI,
biae | &orb 90 Hap uteb I~iuSuaris,
SGnaieI.
3 Stilmater opfsrte De iia bel, ca
bet upe goarS OF Rarbons. Tom na,
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
Bolt. otto DC Sbumpiun fra SrorS.

uooI CT tommen til Imerifn for at
iinNe 2onN Tor @oere ertn / Nisiouri
cucr Irfouin&. SiOite Ssnoag toIte
bon paa Cpif oG reformertc Salient.
&Irfc i 81. 2oulS. "a arigeu uobrso
! Sn0airifa. ontbptte0e ban 8reItefio.
lem me0 Ell MiIitTruuiform % title.
oe iiQ / Spioien FOR 5000 Ntnno,
Sire @onQc blcp han ianret, % efter
SIaQrt oeo IeIot Niper mauttp ban
operNipc iig til Sen cngelIfe General
Warmeu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

|Sg ban naaeoe bet, iom er faa foriinSt
- at f9tte @ilep9le paa Dor Grem.
gangspei.
Gnomi baIpbunore6e Mnr efter
@ienerobringen al Dor Gribeo bar
Dor firfeIiee seIpitDnbisbeb life
itsrre, .enb at Ri belle 2anbet oper
bruste bare be eamIe bonife Salme.
beger, 49, 4ingos, 8iiIobergs % ben
"epanseIiif.friiteIiee". Baa 5oIfets
M1rnb Iepebe Der NOT glibeIige San.
ge baabe at Gorthea gnsebreftsbatter
os at Better 9ais, iom paa @runb at
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

oprettet / 1901, IssIob De to gienIe.
penoe grsore ben 10be SilIi iamne
aar pau 8aroIe. 2open flyer, at iaa
fam tie meb 6orbrpbere, ion bar baa.
ret SaIpebrast / % gar. Sames
younger bnobe Iiben 8Ipbe Of fin
Sribeb. Cole er en- freoeIig arbeioer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

fine "Rorpagismer" life babe fltn.
net optages / Guiain9riGernes Sal-
mebsger, og Ell M Salmeoigter bapoe
opitaaet bos os / gamle @ereIs. Wen
fsrit Ben 7 Sftober 1852, altiaa net.
op for femti glar iioer, bIeb bet off.
cieIt beIluttet at ffabe en- eeen norit
Salrlebog, og SOerpet blep gtpet
BrPiten 2mbitao. @nbeIig / Otto.
Der 1869 fiin0e bans 8irfeialmeboe
autoriieres til @enigbebernes 8rug,
% MI Err ben omtrent eneroaben6e
neo bore @libStjeneiter."
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

Dor fsrite orbentIige SoIfepiieiam.
ling, bill for alle Sioer inbtaee en-
breo BIabS i Dor llOpifline. 8i ifaI
/ Dor reIis!sie % rationale Spbra.
geIie lgnge fienbe oct fraftige Gag Of
bans itPrfe orbnenbe Saanb. San
CAB lin Snbiats / bort aanosIip meb
en- 8Ggt og en- Ipnbisbeb, Tom no.
iprang at bans br9noenoe Gro paa
Setponingen al at flrelie ben inore
SamnenbGng / Dor folfeliae @Gfst
og bpg9e gro meIlem 8ammeIt o.
Hpt, me1em aImn,e og Snteuigens.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
9eeDrab % Smeslt.
Sen e4bc Eftpber 1909.
GmaapInf.

.e..U# ~ NJ @AiNtS" ASttN
iii Greetings 2. O., 9eig8.
Mrs. s. gmurbien fra Storp
gitg reiite i Snsoass biem cfter ncgle
Tigers giiit bos Slnet os gerner Der.
Sersen Sariou / BIeaioat
Sotpnihip er npIio fommet tiIbage ira
en- 2riie / RorS 0nfota. San bar er
SON oeruSe.
Z Eir8oag fpISte TrS. Sobn
Ssrenien fit 6SSe aor, &C / ben gn.
IeSrine baoSe 6IerbeSer, ON life ale
WeSIemmer al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4c:nSeforenirs irbtarbct iig / benoeS
Stem poo @roaStpap for at Ipfsnifc
bcrbc meS 6a8er. aoinhcrrc babe
ieroet for en- uSnUrfet 9earrtnin1.
90 GiGiterne c~iterIoo en- paffcr Care
I'll Rinoe ON @eieget.
SSfor Rrubp oa 2rmiS 2orion
fra Chicago bciegte lin Gortc. MRS.
2issie arabp / 8lcrpono. 6rc0aB
After retIte Dc tllba1e I'll 9Dlcago.
Mtis gtinnir arnbp % gftiS Sole
Wartinion i1tIgtc Sem til GoImar.
Charles 6arreI ! Mufton oeoe
Ssnoag Norgcn al 9IpreipgOom "a
aar sarnneI, San efterIaocr ii8 Gnfe
% 10 TBtre.
@. Stanton % @anarb Gl5ea.
U. u. @afer % Qctcr Worcp fom
Nunoag ira @Iuffton til 0eeordb !
Observation-Disclosures.
- Sod rSSIuuo ganen bill fra 2oGt
Rooember tuge lin rpe 9inie mcaem
hilbert 2ea % @~tinncapOliS / Sru9.
SioIigcrc tar sen paa bette Stpffe
leiet ct 2orti& 9ancrs Spor.
- Sens Sanger, iom tioligere
boebe / 8innribcif Gourtp. men mi
Dor i ct. Groir Gountp, 8iS., er paa
8eisg hos anbcrs Ganielion / gtoro
for 9ecorab.
- Sobn s. Sobnion, iom bocSc 3
MiI Spb for Osiiou, fnnhtes beo |
fin Scng Snsboq 0horQeu. 9on par
INN 80 Gor CANNED.
Gilbert @ernots bar Wonbog
gften noe % REQ pao en- AZ De @ron.
dos, Tom tiIbsrer IIernnocr Wc&Sn.
toib | Weit 0ccorab. 6eIten Iloa fla
gal og faitebe BEN rnge Wonb al meb
ben SsIae, at han brpffebe begoe fine
grnte neSenfor aIbuen. gilbert cr
Sen al GIoermono @eorac @ernot5.
- MRS. Sbeobore Nrneion / Ct.
.8ail bar opboIot liz hos SIpotuinoe
0ecorab ct Bar Tiger. 6reboe / for.
riee llse began bun iis poa Stem.
peien, men Itonie6e en- Sttnb / Zig.
eerpon.
- Wrs. Seurie Sbompion I Ores.
co opboI6t fig forriee rae nogIe
Gage hos 9ente Inberion % reiitc
biem 5rebae.
g. Seim rciitc Wan6oQ iii Mil.
tpollfee for at heItaQe / @uttermofer8'
Contention.
- MiiS SllIin sIqa bar mberfoItct
fig 9ehouhIiug pon SoipitaIet / Irai.
RE on CHEN, @is.. % fom hicm 2srs
Bag.
- Gle Ionritoa % Wii& @llr.
biIS Z. CIiou bIcp I Eor8ooQ& rQtc.
oiebe, Raitor 1apicr iorrcttc0e @i.
ellen.
- Gaitor :. SctIon1 fra Qcoro.
9orIo@. prp6ifc0c Sonooo Iftcn /
0ecorab WentQbco& Strife. 0oItor
SetIon0 rciicr omfrinQ % 'omIcr 9i.
oroa til @urnchicnmct / Chicago.
@iemmet tiIhfrrr life noact britcnt
9trfeiumfuub men un6crItettc8 hoQ
melt AZ Ger Nnrcne0c airFc5 ToIf.
TIcrtouct al @citnrcIien2 N,0lcmmcr
tiIbercr ol'oo uurutc Somiuno.
GPji2 Nnno wub5cruh al
Sprin0 @rooe nil ophcyNe iiQ / Ccco.
rob I'll bcnrch HlrIctibcr. Sum tooer
NuiiflroeroiSrtno hos Wii2 Mnnn
NFcO 2cricr % Dor hos mrs. GboS.
Stecn.
CD. @oIien ira @Icumoob Eorur.
mir bIen / TrcSoo& rotcoict iii Mrs.
FWrr C+-rL CI+o. U,,T;.. Er
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

st Smfferpcrf tilbsrenbe Sbe @Iu.
COTE Sugur &efirine Gouparps Obi.
cago grant ne6brGnOte Sen 2t6e, og
minbit 5 WGnb, mooife flere, omfom.
Sire al be bs0e boppeoe l1o al 8inouer
/ De spre @tager.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

DEBORAH institute, DEBORAH. Iowa, has IL tea
cheers for the winter term Oct. ~.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

DEBORAH Institute, DEBORAH. Iowa. Bookkeeping.
with BUSINESS PRACTICE. ONLY $500 per
month. Winter term Oct. ~.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

DEBORAH Institute, DEBORAH. iowa, has arranged
for more room for the winter term Oct 27.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18

Philippines. A reply was received
from General Chaffee stating that he
left the matter entirely with the de-
partment. but that he would prefer
New York in case he was relieved in
the Philippines. He suggested that
September 80 would be good date to
make any change in the command of
the Philippines.
The status of the commander of the
department of the East, as qualified
by the last order is as follows:
General Brooke is at present in COM
mand, but he is to retire at the end OF
the present month. General Mac
Arthur is in command of the depart
ment of the lakes at Chicago, but he
will be temporarily ordered to New
York after General Brooke's retirement
to command the department of the East
while the combined maneuvers are 60
ing on. He will retain the command
until relieved by General Chaffee,
probably about November next, when it
is expected General Macarthur will
return to his present command in Chi
cago.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
cHAFFEE is RECALLED.
Relieved of Command in the Philippines
Davis to Succeed Him.

Washington, July 17.-General
Chaffee has been relieved of the COM
mand in the Philippines and ordered to
the command of the department of the
East by an order issued by Secretary
Root. The order is as follows.
'By direction of the president, Major
General Geroge W. Davis will relieve
Major General Chaffee of the command
of the division of the Philippines, Sep
tember 80, 1902. On being relieved
General Chaffee will with his author
lied aid repair to Governors island {,
New York, and assume command of
the department OF the East
A few days ago General Chaffee was
cabled that he could have command of
either the department of the East or the
department of the lakes if he desired
to come home at this time. He was
informed that the retirement of General
Brooke afforded an opportunity of
making either exchange he desired.
The cablegram closed with commen-
dation by the secretary of war on Cen
eral Chaffee's services in China and the
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
MOVING SIDEWALKS.
Syndicate Formed Which Proposes to Equip
Brooklyn Bridge.

Syndicate Formed Which Proposes to Equip
Brooklyn Bridge.
New York, July 15.-It is learned
says the Herald, that behind the plan
to equip the Brooklyn bridge with NOV
ing sidewalks are men of great promin-
ence in the railroad and financial
world. They have,it is stated perfected
preliminary organization, and if their
proposition is viewed favorably by the
officials of the city who have power to
act they will organize a corporation
under this state and become practically
local concern.
1t has been agreed by the representa-
tives of these men that they will with
in one year equip the bridge with NOV
ing sidewalks t,their own expense, and
will pay the city $150,O00 year for
the, privilege of operating them. They
have agreed to charge not more than l
cent person for each crossing. There
will be no total suspension of traffic at
any time during the progress of the
work, they promise, and the public will
not even be inconvenienced for more
than four days, or certainly more than
week, while the terminals are being
put in place. 1t is proposed to operate
the moving sidewalk for about 10 out
of the "a hours, during the times of
the greatest crush of passengers, and to
operate the trolley cars as at present
the remainder of the time. thus giving
opportunity to inspect the, sidewalk and
keep it in perfect operation.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Wheat - Walla Walla, IS d @66c;
bluestem, 67@6sc; valley, 66k@67c.
Barley - Feed, $22; brewing
$23 per ton.
Flour-Best grades, s3.o5@3.e0 pei
barrel; graham, $2.95@3.20.
Millstuffs - Bran, s15@16 per ton
middIings, s21.5o; shorts, $1s
chop, SIS.
Oats-No.1 white, &1.2o@1 .25 ;gray
s1.10@1.15.
Hay - Timothy, s12@15; clover
$7.50@10; Oregon wild hay, 1906 pei
ton.
Potatoes - Best Burbanks, 1896
per Genital; ordinary, 4Oc per GENITAL
growers prices; sweets. $2.25@2.5(
per GENITAL; new potatoes, 14c.
Butter-Creamery, 2O@21c; dairy
16@1Sc; store, 15@16c.
Eggs-2O@221ac for Oregon.
Cheese Full cream, twins, 121z
@13c c;YoungAmerica, 131@143c; fac
tory prices. 1@ 114c less.
Poultry-Chickens, mixed, s3.50@
4.50; hens, $4.00@5.50 per dozen
11@11kc per pound; springs, 11@
111sc per pound, $2.50@4.50 per doz
en-; ducks, s2.50@3.0 90 per dozen; tur.
keys, live, 13@14c, dressed, 15@16c pei
pound; geese, $4.o0@5. 90 per dozen.
Mutton-Gross, 1s csc per pound
dressed, &c per pound.
Hogs-Gross, exc; dressed, 7@7ht
per pound.
Veal-7@Sc per pound.
Beef-Gross, cows, 3@31ac; steers
31a@41ac; dressed, 7@sc per pound.
Hops-14@16 cents per pound.
Wool-Valley, ,12k@15 Eastern Ore
gon, S@14Rc: mohair. 25@26c pound
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
CONDITIONS FOR TlEN TSIN,
City Government to Be Restored to Chinese,
With Limitations

Pekin, July 16.-The foreign minis
tiers to China have agreed upon the
conditions for the restoration of the
government of Tien Tsin to China, and
these conditions only await the sigma
ture of the Italian minister, the Mar
quis Salvage Raggi, who is absent, for
presentation to the Chinese govern
ment. According to the conditions,
the 3O-kilometer radius from which
Chinese troops are excluded is reduced
to 20 kilometers, the Limitation of the
number OF police which the Chinese
may maintain within the radius is
eliminated, and the concessions granted
by the provisional government are ig-
nored.
The members of the government are
considering the question of devoting the
surplus in the treasury to the reim-
bursting of the concessionaries for in
vestments made on the strength of their
concessions.
The negotiations for the restoration
of the Pekin-Shan Hal Kwan railway
have reached partial deadlock.
The German minister to China, Dr.
Mumm Won Schwarzenstein, started for
Berlin today for six months leave of
absence. He will proceed home by way
of the United States.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
SALISBURY RESIGNS.
1t Was Expected, but Not so Soon-Succeeded
by A. J. BaIfour.

by A. J. BaIfour.
London, July 16.-The fact of the
resignation of the premiership of Great
Britain by Lord Salisbury has been Off
cially given out. The prime minister
laid down the responsibilities of his
Office July IL.
Within "a hours his majesty elevated
A. j. Balfour, the governments chief
representative in the house of commons,
to the position of premier.
While it was expected in political
and commercial circles that Lord Sal
isbury's retirement would be coincident
with the coronation of King Edward
it vas scarcely looked for prior to that
event. Consequently about the only
surprise expressed as the news spread
through London concerned the date,
rather than the fact of the resignation.
The real interest was not so much in
reference to Lord Salisbury's with
drawal as it was in the appointment of
his successor.
The liveliest speculation is rife as to
the personnel of the new cabinet. The
most discussed feature of the pending
changes is the position of Mr.. Cham
berlain, the colonial secretary, who in
many quarters has been regarded as the
most promising candidate for the pre-
miership.
As to Lord Salisbury's withdrawal,
the main reason is considered by prac-
tically all we'll informed persons to
have been desire for a quiet life on
the part of man advanced in years,
whose activities have been unusual and
whose scientific tastes predisposed him
to study and seclusion.
+ Although Lord Salisbury's resigna-
tion does not necessarily involve the
reconstruction of the cabinet, it is be-
lieved there will be some changes. 1t
is considered not unlikely that some of
the ministers will be made peers in
order to make room for new blood in
the cabinet.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
Will Hold Their Coal,

New York, July 15.-At a meeting
of the coal operators yesterday, an
agreement was reached that until the
meeting of the bituminous coal miners,
to be held July II, becomes known,
the coal operators in the agreement
will hold their present stock of coal j,
and that which they will receive this
week, and not sell any in the open
market, The operators say they are
impelled to protect themselves because
of the scarcity of soft coal in or near
New York, which the consultation dis
closed yesterday.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
BATTLE SHIP AGROUND.
Illinois Strikes an Obstruction in the narbor
of Christiana. Norway.


of Christiana, Norway.
Christiana, Norway, July 1.-THE
United States battleship Illinois, flag
ship of Rear Admiral Crowninshield,
and the United States cruiser Chicago
have arrived here. While the Illinois
was standing into the hatbor, leading
the squadron, her steering gear failed,
and her helm jammed hard to star
board, with the ship headed straight
for the shore. Both anchors we're let
60 and her engines were backed prompt
ly, but the port anchor chain parted.
The ship struck an obstruction and a
hole was punched in her bottom. Two
small compartments filled with water.
The crew were piped to quarters and
the water tight doors were closed. The
rest of the squadron stood into the in
ner harbor. The Illinois was eventu-
ally backed off and anchored safely.
Rear Admiral Crowninshield will
probably shift his flag to the Chicago.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
WILL FIGHT TO A FINISH.
Union Pacific Strike Promises to Be a Lone
Struggle-Botn Sides Determined

Omaha, July Is. At the end of the
fifth week of the Union Pacific shop
mems strike there appears to be little
hope for an immediate settlement.
Both sides have shown themselves de-
termined to fight to the end. The Off
cials of the road today made brief re-
sumo of the conditions, stating that IS
per cent of the strikers places in this
city are filed. The company is not
hampered, according to the official state
ment, in the handling of motive power
by reason of the strike. Strike leaders
declare that there has not been a sim
gle detection from their ranks; that
the new men at work are not generally
skilled mechanics. and that long
fight is in propsect which will eventu-
ally force the company to their terms.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-18
Explosion of the Kaichi.

Victoria, B. c., July 17.-Details are
given in the Chinese papers, received
today by the steamship Empress Of
India, of the blowing up of the Chinese
cruiser Kaichi, which was lying at
Hsiakuan, and used as a training ship
The first report placed the loss of life
at $50, but the more reliable papers say
it it will not exceed 140. At the time
of the explosion Captain Lee and sew
officers having been left in charge.