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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
OFFICIAL ROUTE OF
COLORADO LINE
DETERMINED
Denver and Northwestern Railroad
viii Employ 5000 Men to
Complete First
Surveys,

DENVER. Nov. q. The map show
ing the official route OF the Denver and
Northwestern railroad between Den
yer and the Gore Range In Colorado
has been gwen out.
The route has been decided upon as
far az KremmlIng in Grand county
which win be the last station before
crossing the Gore range AZ no final
surveys have been accepted, no definite
announcement Ii made of the exact
route through Routt county, Colo, and
Utah to Salt Lake. This viii not be
determined until next summer. as the
attention OF the officers OF the company
viii be mainly directed to the early
completion OF the road so lar as the
western edge uf Middle Park, The
Boulder creek, through Roliinsville. an
old mining camp into Fraser canon to
Hot Sulphur Springs, Troublesome and
KrcmmiIng.A The total distance from
Denver to KremmlIng Is I30 miles. The
construction requires the heaviest work
In railroad building ever undertaken in
the Rocky mountains. The tunnel
through the Front range from Boulder
Park TO Middle Park will be 2 IA miles
in length and Will require more than
two years in construction. Other tun-
nels VIII be required In the construction
OF the road but they viii be short.
Blank proposals have been mailed to
the principal railroad contractors Of
the country for grading the first 36
miles OF the road, Bids are required
to be- on file BY the 18th of December,
This means that active field operations
will gebin about the FIRST ef January,
About 5000 men will be required as the
work is 10 be rushed so as to have II
completed to THE Gore range by Sep
tembcr |, with the exception of the big
tunnel. A temporary line viii be
built over the Front range to be used
until the tunnel is completed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
President Defines His Position
With Reference 10 Appoint.
ing Negroes TO Office.
WILL NOT SHUT DOOR or HOPE
Says Color Line Is Not to BE Con-
sidercd In Such Matters. but
That Qualification Is the
Only Requisite.

NASIiNGToN.N Nov. 27.--The presi-
dent has sent "A communication 10 a
prominent citizen of Charleston. 4. G..
viii, h snya In part:
Il am In receipt OF your Letter In ref
cr"nee to the appointment Of Dr..
Crnnp az collector OF The port Of
Charleston.
leu make certnla specific charges
against nr Crumin tending TO show
his nnrtncsa for the office sought
TIL thargrs ars entitled to the ut
rnat consideration. After making these
charges you add. IA further reason for
opposition 10 him. that he w colored
man. and say that. we have sworn
never again 10 submit 10 the rule OF an
African, aud such appointment an that
Of Cnmn, 70 any such office forces ns
10 protest unanimously against this
Insult 10 white blood md you add that
YOU understand me to ssry that would
u"'rr fnrrc negro IN such Il com
munity ns yours.
"iiow anyone could have gained the
idea thut had saii would not ap-
point rcpntnblc and upright eoloref
men 10 office. when objection was made
10 them solely on account OF their COL
or, am unable TO ind, rstand, Al the
time Of my vlsi. TO Charleston last
spr,nf hal made, and since that time
have made / number OF such appoint
mcnts from several states in which
there " n considerable colored popula-
tim North and south alike. II has
been my rndcavor to appoint only mon
OF high character and good capacity.
whether white ar black.
~ am unable to see how can legih-
mntcly be asked to make an exception
for south Carolina. SO far as legiti-
mately can, shall always endeavor TO
pay regard to the wishes and feelings
" the people of each locality. but
cannot consent to take the position
that the door II hope. the door OF OPP
portunIty--Is to be shut upon any good
man. no matter how worthy. purely
upon grounds Of race or color. The
question raised by you Is simply
whether Il Is TO be declared that under
no circumstances shall any man of
color. no matter how upright and hon.
est. no matter how good citizen. no
matter how fair his dealings with all
his fellows. be permitted to hold any
office under our government. GER
taInly cannot assume such attitude,
and you must permit me TO say that In
my view It Is an attitude no man
should assume. whether he looks at It
from the standpoint Of the true interest
Of the white man Of the south or the
colored man OF the south not to speak
Of any other section of the Union"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
PAPERS IN QUESTION
Probable Alleged Fugitive Will Yet
Escape Arrest

Los ANGELES, Nov. 27.-Deputy
Sheriff Hancock of Memphis, Tenn,
has arrived here bringing with him
requlsition papers for Hugh w Bry-
son, in Jail here charged with being
fugitive from justice.
Hancock on Tuesday presented the
papers at Sacramento, the state capital,
for approval, which was refused by
the governors secretary, who referred
the matter to Governor Gage in Los
Angeles, there being question as to
the correctness of the papers. The
governor is considering the matter.
The preliminary examination Of Bry-
son on the charge of being a fugitive
from justice has been postponed for
one week,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
EUGENE BEATEN
BY MULTNOMAH
-
Oregon Team Went Down to De.
feat Yesterday by a
Score of 10 to 0.
VISITORS WERE OUTPLAYED
Portland Aggregation Tore C3
Line at Will-Washington
University Wins From
Pullman College.

PORTLAND. Nov. 27.-Multnornah's
football team showed its superiority
over the University Of Oregon eleven
tofay in an exciting. II somewhat one
sided. Game. Multnomah displayed
great offensive work throughout,
plonehiug through Eugene's defense
for gains slmost at will. The ball was
in Oregon territory most OF the time.
The star performer OF the day was
Filiback Cook, for Multnomah. His
punting was exceptionally fine. Three
touchdoSns we're made by Multnomah.
two in the first half md one in the sec
ond Scott failed to kick goal in the
first two.
Score. MiltDomah, I6; University of
Oregon. D.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
Coaches Pitched Down an EN-
bankment by The Break
ing of a Rail.
PHYSICIANS HURRY TO SCENE
Extent of Damage Not Known
but 1t Is Believed Many
Passengers Are Seri-
Ously injured.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 27.--The st.
Louis flyer on the Big Four road which
left here at 1905 is reported to be a
total wreck.
AT 1:30 the train struck a broken rail
six and one-half miles cast OF Danville.
A message was received from DanvilIe
at 2:2O asking for all possible medical
aid and eight or ten physicians were
summoned. They left for the scene on
a special train at o'clock.
No word has been received further
than that the entire train was on a
corn field at the bottom Of steep EN-
banknieut and there was no doubt a
great many were injured.
At $50 O'Clock this friday morn
ing three Of the injured had been taken
into Danville. The engineer said the
rail broke under the engine but that it
and two mail cars got over safely.
Four sleepers, however, were at the
bottom of the embankment, 25 feet be-
low the track and were pile of ruins.
The passengers were being taken out az
fast as possible.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
HEAVY TEXAN swINDLEs
Wealthy Cotton Exporter Arrested BY
New York Banking Firm.

NEW YORK, Nov. T-william Lam
dau, said to be a wealthy cotton ex-
porter of Texas, was arrested here to-
day on suspicion of being connected
with a swindle involving 100000 or
more. The firm allege to be swIndled
is Landenburg. Thalman and Company
bankers of this city. The members OF
the firm viii not talk about the case,
and further details are lacking.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
BIDS FOR SANTIAGO JETTY
Have Been Opened at Los Angeles
100000 VIII Be Expended.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 27.-Bids
for completing the government jetty in
Santiago harbor have been opened by
Captain Edgar Jadwin, United States
engineer officer In the local Jurisdiction.
The proposals submitted involve an
expenditure of public funds to the
amount of 100000. The contract was
awarded to a Los Angeles firm.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
vALUALE ovERcoAT STOLEN.
Contained Bonds Belonging to Port
land Water Company

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.--While John
@, Underhill. a real estate broker. was
conversing with friends in the billiard
room OF the Waldorf Astoria. his over
coat was stolen. He has reported
to the police that In the pocket were
two one thousand dollar six percent
gold bonds of n water company In
Portland. Ore.
In the coat also was check for a
dress suit case he had left at anothe,
hotel. The case contained articles VAL
ued at $500. The cool thief presented
the check and got the case and its
valuable contents
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
ENGAGED WITH LADRoNEs
Constabulary Carry On Aggressive
cantpaign With Unruly Rebels.

MANILA, Nov. 27.--The constabul-
airy are carrying on an aggressive CAM
paign against the Ladrones In the
northern part OF the island OF Leyt and
in the island of BilIren. Inspector
Crockett with a force Of constabuIary
engaged the ladrones six times near
Ormoc on the south coast OF Leyt and
killed 50 Of them. Corporal Montague
at the head Of a detachment of consta-
bulary defeated band OF ladrones
near Talibaug. Biliren island, killing
10 and capturing So.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
FAST GAME AT SEATTLE

State University Defeated Pullman for
Colle.;e Championship.
SEATTLE, Nov. 27.-The state uni
versity wol- the intercollegiate cham
pionship of the northwest this after
noon ny defeating Pullman agricultural
at football by score of l6 TO 0. The
play in the first half was fierce. Both
teams played so fast that the men lined
up with mouths open, gasping for
breath.
Maxey Wells scored two touchdowns
for the university by runs OF 81 and 80
yaris. and Spiedall added five points
more on a place kick.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
DISASTER ON LAKE ERIE
Steamer Goes to Bottom Carrying Her
Entire Crew to Death.

DETROIT. Nov. 27--In furious
gale on Lake Erie Sunday night the
steamer Sylvanus Macy sprang leak
OF Point Barrell, Ontario, and plunged
to the bottom probably carrying the
entire crew with her.
The barge Mable Wilson broke away
from the steamer and arrived at Am
herstburg this afternoon. The first
news of the disaster was reported by
the steamer Albright, which passed up
the river this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
HOMESTEAD CASE DECIDED
Blind Woman Who Attempts to Re.
claim Land Loses Out.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov, Pm. R
Otero, register, and Fred Muller, re-
ceiver, have decided in favor Of the
contestant In the famous homestead
contest Of Mrs. Virginia d. McClulrg
of Colorado Springs, against Mrs,
Clara A. B. Corbin, a blind woman of
Washington, ID. c., who had taken po-
session of the historic and prehistoric
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
AMERICAN CONSUL DIES.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2i,-A private
cablegram announcing the death at
Madras, India, of Theodore Parker
Cabot, United States consul at Ma
dras, formerly of Boston, says dis
patch from the latter city, has been
received. He was about "a years OF
age and was appointed consul about
six months ago
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
MILK GOES UP.

NEW YORK, Nov, 27.-At the
monthly meeting of the MIX exchange
in this city an advance to dairymen
from Sh to S% cents a quart has been
agreed upon This is said to be the
highest price paid for milk at whole
sale in 20 years. 1t is ascribea to gen.
eral scarcity and increased demand.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
TWO MEN KILLED

Train Runs Into Open Switch With
Sad Results.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 27.-A pas
senger train on the Pennsylvania road
ran into an open switch five miles
south OF here Engineer Frasier was
killed and Fireman Grant was fatally
injured. Baggagemaster Clayton was
seriously hurt and three passengers
were slightly injured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
BoXMAKERs GET MORE PAY
After Negotiating for Three Weeks q
Peaceful Settlement Is Made.

CHICAGO, Nov. q. The boxmakers'
union concluded a peaceful agree
ment with the Box Manufacturers as
ISOLATION last night, after negotiations
extending over three weeks.
An agreement was signed by which
700 men will get increases in wages,
amounting to s52,50O year. About
1900 men are bound by its provisions.
The contract goes into effect January
l and extends over a period of >one
year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28

Enos OF Oakland and his attendant,
Miss Margaret Cooper. dlscloses the
fact that II contained arsenic. DR..
Enos has no charges to make against
any one and declares that he Is firm
ly Of the opinion that the drugged
candy was not intended for him or
Miss Cooper. The detective who In
vestIgated the matter has dropped the
case.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
tPHoLsTERs MAKE DEMANDS
II Concessions Are Not Granted They
VIII Open Cooperative Shop.

Los ANGELES, Nov. "a strike
has been called among the members of
the local upholsterers union and near
ly all of the half a hundred men have
responded. The strikers all have been
working for wholesalers. They de-
mand an eight-hour day and wages OF
from $3.50 to 50 a day, They have
been working from nine to 10 hours.
The strikers have formulated plans
to open a cooperative upholsterers
shop.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
CUBAN Editor ARRESTED
Involved In Havana Riots-Wounded
Men Die.

HAVANA, Nov. 27.-Two of the men
wounded yesterday on street car by
shots fired from neigboring houses.
died today.
A special judge in charge of the riot
ing cases has ordered the arrest Of
Arnauto Carvantes, editor OF the Re-
concentrate on charges Of sedition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
AI.GER SWORN IN

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 37.-Ex-Sec-
retary of War Alger left for Washing
ton tonight TO be sworn in as United
States senator when congress meets
having been appointed by Governor
Bliss to the vacancy caused by the
death of the late Senator Mcmillan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28

At Washington City-Carlisle, II;
Georgetown, D.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II;
Cornell, IL.
At New York-Columbia s; Syra-
cuse, 0.
At Ann Acknowledgment, %; Mime
sofa, 6.
At Observation-Disclosures, g. Mon
tana university, 0,
Al Salem-Willamette university, s:
Normal school, 0.
At Corvallis, Ore.-Agricultural col
lege. 81. Pacific university. 0.
Al Albany, Ore. Albany college, %;
McNlinnville college, 0,
At Walla Walla.-University Of Ida
no, 0; Whitman, 16.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
DEATH DUE no ANGINA PEcToRIs
Physicians Say H. Lee Borden Did Not
Die From Poisoning.

Los ANGELES. Nov. 27.--The phys
icians who attended the late H. Lee
Borden, who died in this city last Fri
day, deny the story telegraphed to
eastern papers that his death was due
to ptomaine poisoning. Mr.. Borden
first became III at Bolsachica, where ht
was shooting, and, according to the of.
fcial certificate his death was due to
angina peetoris.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
IA. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2s, 1902.

ruins Of the Gran Qulvira In northwest
ern socorro county, which are reput-
cd 10 contain great treasures buried
there by the Pueblo Indians 300 years
ago. Mrs. Mcclurg brought the con
test in order to preserve the ruins from
despoiIatlon and as the absence OF
water makes the reclamation Of the
land for agricultural purposes out OF
the question.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
MAY YET DIE POOR.
Carnegie Getting Well and win Re-
turn to America.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-The conva-
lescence Of Andrew Carnegie is report
ed to be proceeding favorably, cables
the Tribune correspondent at London.
He has neither left his room nor bed.
but is reported to be doing well in ev-
cry respect and is anxious to return
to America.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES

Stanford Beat University of Utah BY
Score of 35 to IL.
SALT LAKE. Nov. 27--The Stanford
team today defeated the University of
Utah eleven by a score of IS to IL. The
Utah players had hardly expected to
score.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-28
CASE is DROPPED,
Candy Contained Arsenic, but No
Charges Are Made.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. T.-Chem-
ical analysis Of the candy Whlch
caused the Hines sOf DR. Manley NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
Safer, 6erite nuo Geiujamen.

@iepobl ser @eiSen Oie Suilpt.
frll6t lit, lit er bo6 nift Die ein5ige.
Safer, @erite unO iSlads werSen IN
aelpaltiger Ienge ee5ogen uno &c.
oeiben munoerbar. Mau bat Safer
ertrage BON 60 bis 90 8uibel bonn
Ider gebaht lrno itellenpeiie iogar
iiber 100. go ibreibt elm Serr, Der
nad 8eit.gauaoa geididt moroetl
tpar, UNI iib an Srt unb Stele bon
Der GrtrdgsfGbigfeit bes 2anbes 81
i~iberaeueen, Solgenbes: 100 8uibel
Safer ODER GO 9uibel @erIte iino Elm
aans aewobnlihes Heiultat bon
einem SLIDER, po ous 2anb gut be-
iteQt nllrbe, unb grtrGge bon 124
Eitibel Safer ober So Suibel @erltc
IN ein5clnen SaQcn iinb gut perbiirgt.
Sf babe Saferproben in meinem 9e.
iibe, Die Elm fold p~banomenales Gr-
ae6niB aufsupeiien boben ioaerL oab
ih mid iheile, Die 3iffer an5rgeben,
Die Gualitat lit aber oerart, Bob es
qleidgiiltig lit, pb Ser grtrag = ooer
200 Snibel %getueien. Der Solm i'll
8 bis 6 Sub lang ltno Die aebre miBt
iiber einen Sub; beim Milfbre6en bes
SprelgebGuies iunb es lid, bob es 3
unb llid)t ctpa 1 bis 2 polfommene
SaferfOrner borg."
Sic @erite ~lieiert einen niht min.
Der e.ltaunlid)en Grtrag. SIR Nus.
leben lit, infolge bes bellen Sonnen.
id,eins uno Der Srodenbeit in Der
grnte5eit, elm bor5iigli6es, uno III
ieitens Der 8rauer aler Gambler Elm
auberit begebrter artifel, 10 oab lie
INN mebrere Gents tbeurer be5ablt
miro, als Die ionltpo 9ebaute.
Slafs brin9t nidt ieIten 90
Vnlbel per Ider.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18

'elten bon Der ~iabelboiten Wengc
Wciaen, Die @eit-G CANADA erselaeu
foltn, uuo lpenu mir aild nid,i
deraoe 0aS bebaupten mouen, 10 i'll
Der Nusbrild bod nift 10 ifled)t ge.
mGblt. wem man Den @eisenertrua
in @eit-G anaba nit semieniaen oar
mand)er Staaten in Der Union Der.
aleid)t.
Der amerifanii6e Goniul Soplor
Guiserte iif IN einem 8eridt aus
@innepeg folgenbermaBen: vIls Die
Grnteseit gefommerl NOR, fehlte es an
MrbeitsfrGften, nm bic Nilfenbe 81
bctpaltiaen. Gle @~ei6enboAne lpareg
10 fruftlg uno 10 bod} aufgeihoiipit
unb Die Iebren mnren 10 ihDer, Dab
es uuBerlt ermiioeno mar, oeit
@eisen 81 idneioen unb in 8arben
5n iiellen. Gs fam ni6t ielten Dot,
oaB bem Shneioen Die Waihinen
serbraflen, un0 es beburfte uIler
&rufte Der 2eute, Inn bic itNper tpje.
aenoen Garden 5u bep1ltigen." e
sSn Der Grnteseit miiiien $4,000
bis $4,000 Irbeiter aus ben Yropin-
aen bon Sit.Ganaoa gu Siilfe senom-
men merben, Inn Die rieitee @etreioe-
ernte unter Sad un6 Sad 81
brinaerl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
@crniinftiger SanSiuirtbidafts.
befriet.

@er in Der 2anopirtbi1ait Die
bohiten grfolge er5ielen, min, mrb
nift MIR 8ei5en, ionbern alld
unbere @etreioeiorteu bauen un6 fit
einen tiidtigen @iebitanb iorgen.
Iinboieb uno Bferbe gebeiben aui
Der peit.canabiiben gbene por5iiglid)
lulO lit Ser Ero5entias BON Haiietbie.
reil i'm gergleib 81 Der 8eiammt3abl
bier pielleiht GROCER, oils er iouit IN
Mmerifa lit. Mun finoet bodit
%ipertboolle Sengite, Die sum groBen
Sheil oireft aus europa be3oger
iino. lleberaa itoBt man auf Climber
beeroen, Die iih in 5unebmenber
3abl auf Der Yrairie beiinben, 10.
wie 3uftpieb ebeliter &aiie, oar.
inter Die befannten Sbortborns,
@aqorpap Boleo Mngrs, S~eresforb,
Seriep nn6 Soliteiner. Sebr piel
Rinonieb mirb auSgefiibrt iinb Ole
beimiide Na6frnee fiir 9ritiib SO.
lumbid itnb Dos 9nfons@ ebiet lit I'M,
aemein itarf. Gas @ieb miro mleiiI
nit Dem miIoen Seu Der Grairie, bas
fait auerorten in grOBter Siille
ipadit. gefittert. Sieies Seil laei
ioDobl benz Sornpieb Die audi Den
pferoen am beiterl 3u, beiier oils bos
aIaebaute !Seu. Gas Sleiih bes
canaOiiden Hinbes lit iaftig un6 Die
Muisud)t fam inter 10 betpanbten
llmitanoen nirgenos biQiger iein.
Sbiere, Die BEN Gigentbiimer bod.
items artf einige Collars 5u iteber
fommen, perfen nift ielten 80 biz
80 Collars ab. $50 piel @alb lit.
b%rinaen Die Hinoer uto manhual
arlh Die Eieroe ben gan5en @inter
i'm Sreien 81; ia in maitden Sbeilel
BON Sustatd)emon, alberta rnh
Iiiiniboia fomnlen Hinoer auf Den
Warft. Ole niemals I'M Staae paren.
@uf DEN beiten Sarmen miro bas
8inbpieb bon Gnoe poer Mitte
9topember al bis Gnbe ober Witte
MtGrs i'm Staae gebalten. Wand-
NAL laBt man lie audi i'm Sole ber-
umlauien uno an Den Strobitobern
naaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18

3uihrift foleenbermaBen: rSbreiber
bot IN Der trofenen ln0 frdftigen
Suft III @eit-G anabn cine Semperas
tllr bon 40 @ruo utter Dem 9tllQs
punfte nhne ltngenlad %ertragen,
pdbrenb er in Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rem Sltft an Der &iiite beS Ntlantis
idlcn S5eonS bel 10 8roD iiber Dem
9~hlllpunfte bis mli Die &noden
bllrdfroren mar"
Sn elmer Sihoerllng Der 8ir,
fnnaen Der Ioiien @iitbe pom Stiaen
Saeon onf Dos Selma In @eit.Ga.
nooa lIno beiien Sergleif nit ienem
in ocn iiiblib BON Ser @ren5e gelege-
men @eaenoen mltrOe Die 8ebnilotilng
mlfaeitelt: Gas 5elien9ebirge, oas
IN Colorado bon Der aiilte 20 @rao
entfernt, lit bier I'M sc. 9reitegraO
MIR 10 8rao entfernt, llno Der Sobl-
ipeq, oltrd ben iid Der Beace &iper
bonn @eiten nad Dem Often erglebt,
lit mtr $500 SUB iiber Dem Weeres-
ipicael aelegen, liegt alio cine Dteile
unter Der boditen Station Der Union
Eacific . Giienbabu in @poming.
lleber iene Ibflab,ng bes @ebirges
ober mebt Der lalle Gbinoof. Winb,
Der Dem alima in @eit.G anaoa iol6e
Wtiloe perleibt.
&oitbern lieat i'm ielben Sreiten.
arabe norolih mie @eitialen, Ser.
lin II. (. ~. Gs lit alio ipenig meis
ter norolih OILS Der mittlere Sbeil
bpu 9eutlhloub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
G%iieubabneu.

Ter @e5irf, Der ausidlieBltd fiir
oelttiGe tatboliihe auiieoler reierpirt
DorOen lit liegt etwa 30 Meilen
oltlih bon &oitbern, pelhes porl1,l.
fia Die ndhite Decentralization lit.
Us limo ieooh 5nei nere 2inien im
9al,, melhe pom Often Der in Der
Wdbe bes aloiters porbetfommen unb
aan3 iiher binnen 5pei Sahren fertig
iein meroen. GS Iinb oieb sroBe
3lpeialinien Der CANADA. Yucific
etienbabn llnb Der G%anabion
Northern Giienbahn. @enn oieie bel.
Den Slnlell i'm fonrmenoeu ,tabr 10
plel bauen mie oieies Subr, 10 meroen
belize bis n1tlteu Serbit ungefGbr
bis al Die Sitgren5e bon Ger Mniieo-
lung aelangen. @egen Der nelien
aroBen Nniieollrna peroen aber beibe
Gompdnien ibr Moglibites tbun, I'M
oieie 8inien ibon nabiteS SSabr Ter.
tia III bringen. Anfangs fommt es
Dem Mniieoler uud ia ni6t piel
oarauf on, nb cine @iienbabn sans in
Der ytGbe lit, benn bis gum Serblt
oes ameiten Sabres bat ct oo9 lebr
fpenta 81 pertalIfen.