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Silippinife 2lrbeioere.

8. s. aruii, @%icepr9iiSent for
9ltlantic 8lIi & Yacific Company.
iom bar &cntraften for llbbeoring al
Souneu | MuniIa, bar pao Spipr.
bring iertot @uuernsr Snit fslgenbe
Splpsning ON 6%ilipinoerne ion ar.
beiSere.
1. 8i tror at Sc fiIippinife arbei.
here fan brugeS meb SeIb. 8i ar
uenber M omtrent 1000 al Dem, bpil.
fet err ct proftiif 9epis for. at Sennc
Yaaitano life err en- 5Geori.
3. ut arpenSe fiiippinife ar6eibe.
re me6 Selo err for ell amerifanif ar'
b~eiOSgiuer en- M 6orretning, JON
ban moa l9re. Sois ban life fan
lore Get, iaa fan ban life gisre 5or'
refining paa &c filippinIfe Ger.
8. Com HespI ma 6ilipinoerne
isrit l9re at arbeiSe. 3ette frpper ei
betpoeligt antnl al inteaisente. fsrItc
9lasies amerifanife 5orm9nS oa
Suanooerfere.
a. Gen Naaoe bnorpaa Ell ar'
beiosgiper fan bebpI0e iiue filippinife
arbeieere, or ioalebes at orbne bans
Smgiuelier at ban itnar iig beore OF
er mere tiIireSs Der emo anoetiteSs.
Gette bar ri siort peS at ffaffe Dc II.
lippinife grbeiosre os Seres 6amiIier
Siem, pe6 at sire Dem pnsienbe Sor'
nsieIier og Sfoler for beres Born.
8. 8i er imco at inSisre tineiiift
arbeibere. Oct eneite argument
iom ri fan ie | Saper Serai. er. al
2ernes naturlise SialpetiISer maaift
oerpeo fan hurtisere nepifIes. mer
oenne ~miSlertiAiee Scrbel trcr ui. Ell
Iicen mob cen Sfnoc, aineieyne ri,
anrefte bnaSe for amerifnnerne ca 81
inSfsaS.
6. vi tror. Of BET. icm Gerne mel
trGuser. er, at GinsIep.9ooen aiffai
les. iorinauiSt ion Sen bar i'm Nm
renSeiie paa 5ilippinerne. 9i suitei
Get ameritanife @arfeo life be fine
life grbeiSere,
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
banoeIen meo CANADA.

! aaret. Tom enSte lite SrIi 1908.
inSisrie pi ira CANADA 8nrer ior
5 4.66O4t0 o. ubisrte for 1928
472.4t6. Dor Srofsriel ira GAMBIA
bar aISrig ti6lieere nnaet $4,000.
600 unStasen / 1881. 3 1902 bar
Snoisrielem $4sO76124. lioisris.
len iii Canada nnaeSe life 100000.
600 isr 1901. ! 1902 bar BEN $i09.-
DOC, 1000. Ter bar peret en- bstuSe.
Iia Stisnins | Dor llSisriel til GGu.
oa i oe ienere Mar tiltreas fer Ben
SmitanOiabeo. al ira 1897 Dor Der
pna Sarer ira England os be ileite en-.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

Yembina os peo @ranien al GapoIier
bill gpIinsen bIipe uom9rtet. Raa
iamme Niger oil mon iaa op til 80
glribels pr. acre, meSens giermem.
inittet piI bIipe mellern 10 % Is Blu.
ibIs. 5 be ierere Tiger, efterot Sones
fom uieb lit Sperfloe. bar Soeoen
bont oct gitnitisite geir.
SpaS Wais orsaar, oil aoIirgen !
aar life noa op til forrtse Mars. I
Waisbeltct err Der ct Cab Of ira 3 til
80 Frocent. 3 Spben oil WaiSap.
linsen bIipe bebre enb iiior.
af SABRE oil Der iarSiprlispis BIZ
be meIem 5 % 10 Grccert mirorc
emo iiior. Rug o. gps bill caiaa bli.
be liot minbre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Riober Ueeer Stemrner.

SsrOag baube Republifanerne ali,
mGrpalg / 0iarplanO. Ger err TO
6afticner inben Bartlett, bporni set
enc leSeS al Senator WfcGonas. me.
SenS Oct anOet bar 3ongresmauo
@uoo til Seber. 9eese Barrier fisb.
te Gegernes Stemmer eanife aabeu.
Init. alene / Erince George Goun.p
bleu $4,000 brugt | bette giemeS.
Hegrene iolgte line Stemnler for 50
op iii $25. en Reser fit $50 ertra,
foroi ban fit ~ Ieolemfner al fin
Samilie til at itemme, iom ban siorbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

iementet ifal ale fineiiife arbeioers.
Iom enten fonnner til eIer refer ira
atnerifnnite Sanne, beifriues efter
gertiuon.S pitemet, % Sisie geifri.
BELIEF ifal ienoes I'll Smmisrations-
commissioners anntor. 9ette apn.
tor iorterer life mn Longer unher 81.
nansminiiteriet, men rtnber SonSeIs.
miniiteriet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Senatorer / Qlaifa.

Senotorerne Relion Giaingboni,
Barb o. gotterion bar i Ian9ere 1io
reiit ON / alaifa for at ~uneerisse
Sorboloene ser, iii Babes tom }:
Seu 15Se auguit, s 3a9e eiter ben
EiS, DC bapSe tGnft. Dc tilbraste
ire Iase i Rcme. o. ben lite ausrit
par be / Serparo. Sra bette SteS
reiite &c til Seal ISLANDS. booriro
Suren iortiattes til Erih Sarbor,
aorlut, aoSiof "a Babes, Gerfra
ituISc Reiieu aaa til Sitfu. Senato'
rerne reutes Of fonIme tilbaae til Sc
ottle umfring ben lite September.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Rineiiife J~nopanorare.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sarsent
bar ~uSdrbeiSet ct mt Heslsment an.
eauenSe Snopanoring al aineiere.
&esleHentet, JON i~noebclcer 81 9e.
iteHmeler er biialot al Sanoelsmi.
inter gortelpou. Eisie SeitemmeIisr
;nSeboIber Gle Ie5Ier. ION ueotom.
menSs 6linftiouGrcr bar at rette Tia
eitrr / ale SiIfpISs. nnar aineisre
tommer bio til 9anoet euieu for at
tcse itabiet eaer mtOlertioist Op.
hoIo Der slcr for at reiie aienneIn
2anSet til andre SonSe. Sislse Reg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

seIife aolonier opret en- Heoutticn /
SoIoen al 1919 Broeent. iom | Nh.
quit 1898 ites til 20 groeent Oa iiosn
SiiIi 1900 bar pRret 33 Brocert.
SfsIee ben me 5ololop | GanaSa
bar Resierinsen @et til at reoueere
5oISen paa ale inSfsrte 9arer. fem
britses ion Raaniateria!e al Sabri.
tonter | Canada.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
JoroifiaIp.

Siolig Ssnons Rorsen beretteoes
Der ON SoreHielu / St. So,ris. gis.
iouri. os Altou. Sainois. 8piteliea
rnreSe blot nosle Sefunesr. men
mango ifr9mtes no al iine Senae o.
penieoe meh grpen pao. bpao Ser'pi!-
De isiee. Nauae Suie rpiteoe ioa.
Iom Sc par paa Bel iii at ramlc neS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Kanal.Qf0ren.
Golmmbias sennt forfaitsr enitemmis
belle Sraffafen.


W. 8eaupre, De Soreneee Staters
Wtntiter / Colombia, bar teIesraierei
iii lloenrigsoeportementet | @aib.
inston, at GoIombiaS Senot eritsm'
mig bar forfaitet aonaItroftater.
Rau bapoe tiblissre pentet at 60.
lombid piIoe bope antaset Sroftaten
Hleo en- Del aguoriuser. Senntets
9eilutnins bar oaft itpr Sarme / Tu'
mama. bpor man bapSe gIeSet JIG III,
at bet tore SoretaeeuSe mort oiIbe
i9ttes ! Sang. Ser er Gale ON, at
Banana pil Issripe iis ira Colombia
oe oonne en- eeen Stat. iour oil iro.
saa poo en- mn Sraftat Teb Be Sore.
neSe Stater. Meu set er BOG Iiod
rimeliet. at noget inabout oil finos
SteS. Get err life ~urimeIiet. at G..
lombins Senot erSnli oil tonme til
geiinoelie % autage Sraftoten, ener
at en- np Graftat piI fonnte titnrh.
en- mn Srattot oilSe BOG f~remfaIbe en-
lang 9isfitsiicu % oofiaig Sppo't'
ton / De SoreneSe Staters Seuat,
8rriioent a~ooiepelt bnr. iom Sc.
fienbt. iislge GonareAers geiluttitg
en- anSsn ltSoei. Sou fan palse vi.
caraguaruten % beaptoe arbetoct
meb aanaleu Der, ioainart Der er al
iluttct Sroftot nleS Gotta Hico on ri
coragiia. gegae biSie Stater er mere
rimeIiae / tine Sorlongeuber. ont ri
caraguaruten prI9es. Colombia for
langte Ell Sum al $4,000, 900 uobe.
talt itror % $250,000 on aaret.
SisIee Dc ioreIsbiae Sraftater, iom er
aiIitttte6e meo &c TO andre Stater.
rten ION en0nu life er gootjenbte al
Senatet, bn Bdnomaruten 10 bleu
ualgt. iorIanger Gotta Hico $500.
600 ubbetalt itror % en- otS Itoen
SnOt9st on Aaret. mems Gicarnauu
oil babe $6.0O0;00 l.. Bonus OF
$4,000 on Aaret. Ricnroalarttrn
bill bIipe ~fcitbarsre, ga cen er iaa me.
act IPngere; men lao er Sen oginn
a6itinia nprmere Dc Soreneoe Sta.
ter. iii 9paniug al aandleu bar
aongresirn beuiiaet Si95, 100000,
buoroi 500, 900 itrar fan benpt'
tes.
Seuatcr Spoouer, iom er iSaoer iii
Ben al aongresieu pebtagne geilut.
nina ON ben iitbmiife aanal, riotolie
ia iorleoen ON Oenne 9eilutrinG,
ION islger: "&onnaooerS Seltem-
meIier cr tpoeliae o. tr9ftaer life no
gen nm Sortoltnins MI. aunareSier
ioretraf gonama.H uteu, iorubiat, al
port 9ouo funbe tomme til Soritaa.
ellie me6 GoIombins Reaiering an1ao'
enee auntrolen al aanalterritoriet
SuiS man life fan fomme til ilig 5or'
~Itaaelie inoen rimeIig Sio % bpao
rimelig 5io err, er ouerloot iii Bro
iiSenten at aigisre, - iaa bar RrG'
iiSenteu Npnoiabeb I'll at u~uSerbdnS.
le for at iaa en- &arol oper Ricard'
qua. Ruten." Senator Worgan % tio'
lioere Senotor Snrris bar imioler'
rio Mn Soritnaelie, at BrTiiSenien
M, ga Columbia bar iorfaitet 5rdttu'
ten. er iorpliatet iii itror al pRl9e
Ricaragua.Ruter
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

tssssmmsr xtsssss % ssssas Rssss..
msertIs,snsasss

iaaa t~znisserrs isnsi spW xeansae % 1sssSee reGs
gen. a1sriisiemeaser tnstasssfsis he saa Hiusnssa
Rumere nscmiusre bet ubtraigstia isffxa,
sss. ess ct aprsnfsmsnt. oer fsra fsunn tas
zirsosssuamret Z 9r, ~iorisaaes taersffst . oanss
pI BET ssuns tnst 3 1irssassanmers. grsue. Der toe
boiosr asersssisnsafsr, ism bet batter mss. Dor mars
les aperttsfsmsat ! BET nssrs eisrne paa 600
c~eluisTL
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
S%iIippinernes Panoel.
Ten lar tiltaget sanifc %betpSclis bet
iibite Nar.

2ernes Sanbel bier Ell betpoelig
Stigning / De iioite 10 Woaneeer.
iom man bar Spsaoe ooer. ) april
1903 bar ltSfsriet % Sroisriel iteget
iii $6.793,77S, mc6euE Summeu i
april 1902 bar S3,SI5,673 ca 1901
$3.s67.362. 5 De 10 D~tnoneoer, iont
enSte 30te april 1903 beIsb llSen,
rissbdnSelen fla til $53.703,263,
meSens i cen tiliuarenoe Reriobe |
1902 Summen par SAG, t45, 9St OF
/ 1901 S44, .55S
Sorsgelien fplSeS f%ornemiig llb.
~isrielen iom / apriI nnr itsrre eltS
noaeniinSe, ii62u 2erue fom / amsri'
fas SeiibSelie.
! Sc iiSite 3 Mar FAR lteisrieteu iii
oQe CAME pRret Tom isIger:
1901. 1902. 1908.
Samp $I1.4O4,2s s12. sos 1855 s17,506.22o
Sulter l,967.324 zoos Gas 2,942.0l4
3obat 1,954,299 2,194565 1.648,6oI
Gppra 2.Ss2 900 7s2, fO2 3,Gs6, 1856
auDre
garer l.S25,ss5 1,623.s15 9Os s45
) 1903 err 81 Brocent al 8arerns
blepet ienSt til be Soreneoe Stater.
Snoisrieleu bar / 1903 belsbct iig
sienneminitiis iii 50, 10000 ON
Indneben. Snofsrielen al Ris er
iremSeles u,sget ~betpSelis os oil ianS.
in~nIigpis peSblipe nt bore BET enonu
en- 5iSIana. ifisnt man MI prscer at
ople mere fis paa Eerre emo tiSli.
gere. Sra De 5orereoe Stoter inS.
isrtes / 1903 Ris for S7.500.000, d
fra oct iamme 9on6 fom en- SietteSai
al &c andre inbisrte gnrer. ianiom
Car. aisS. Ole. Roitineri Bapir,
gomuISstsier, 9aoer. stsOler o.
$50.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
smerter iGopeOet.
ptliss eooeopine e. bet iannte.

Stltss Sooeoptae er oef ldrTrfe.
&c fsits, ipm CT ueiat for ben. sisr tntss
for ben, isr ben hammer BEN. ga nsies be
meS at tass ct gTsrinssmtoeel slsr Bret.
mioseL.
Cs iaa tonmer ben inart leisn-iaainart
Easea isitn i~oriprres af be biitsie gle-
meutsr / Sptemet.
gtrs. VI. u. gVe2eee, @ooeriA. Ont, So
'epA Gele. ReHo, Saie. Geo. W let, 60
emit Saiep, 8u. % 3. Gan pee, Sultnep.
pils, R.O., par dne ubias Tor ben. bar friuii-
liat bspi6aet. ipni 5Hiineer andre bar sioyt.
at be sr bet permanent betbrseet eeo
Hoods S~arsaparilla
aesrlmesiist taset pil ceune spsertise
Neoicin helbveoe @aloefeber % gtue Rraif
ca Stprte I'll ale ptiale Crsauer
Nssp's Gina sslsrsssr asssrsnsss; ssa tss-iuin.
ssas % sassf SaiSsriil al tass nfS S0oyE 6asla-
e4xnas
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

boards. Every suite has a bathroom in cedar
and tile
The deck houses extend 112 feet. and include
social han and separate smoking room. both
Hnshed in San Domingo mahogany and uphol-
stored in red leather The reader NAV have
noticed the persistence with which red comes
into the decorations. 1t is Mr. Astor's fayorite
color, which is perhaps due to the fact that he
red, or crimson, for it really is the Harvard
shade also figures in the undercovering Of the
deck awnings, and in combination with the
polished decks, the green willow furniture and
brass ratings furnishes delightful setting for
the deck receptions for which the Nourmahal is
famous.
The captain of the yacht is Arthur c. Pickett
VINO resigned as senior captain Of the Atlantic
Coast Line to take his present berth For six
years II. c. Farnham has been her engineer
The officers and crew are among the first to don
the new uniform of the New-York Yacht Club
They have most comfortable quarters.
The yacht carries an equipment of launches
and lifeboats almost equal to a man-of-war's
The largest is the steel steam launch Patsy
forty-two feet, which is said to be the fastest
yacht tender in New-York waters. The owners
private launch is the steam gig Katydid Be
sides, there are a gasolene messenger launch
and six lfeboats.
Four Hotchkiss rapid fire guns firing through
portfolios from yacht mounts, may be seen
deck Her navigating equipment is complete in
cluding a Sir William Thompson compass and
the most improved steam steering gear and
telegraph system. The inventive genius of the
owner is shown S some very effective venti-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
HI NOOHA SO THOROUGHLY VESSEL

nous chairs and side sofas are covered with
red silk velours. The yachts china is of sne-
cial design. bearing the owners flag. crossed
with that Of the New-York Yacht Club The
glassware is of the purest crystal. Among the
trophies decorating the room are the Atalanta
Cup, which the Astors have possessed for many
years, and several solid silver hunting cups.
The room can be cooled by electric fans in hot
weather and when voyaging in the tropics.
Next in interest perhaps, is the owners
cabin, which IS on the starboard side forward
II contains fun sized bed, large dresser and
divan. all Of mahogany, and with draperies of
red silk novelty is a shaving glass which
can be lowered from the ceiling. On either side
OF the large French mirror in the dresser are
lights. with Australian pearl shell refectors.
Adjoining is bathroom. hoored and half lined
with heavy white tile. The upper part of the
walls and the ceiling are OF Lebanon cedar,
which throws out delightful perfume.
Mrs Astor's cabin is on the same side, and
furnished with similar taste and elegance. The
other staterooms are in varied imported woods.
The hunks are really beds. with head and foot
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
SHAKY THRONES.
Military Conspiracies Confront Soc
creignS Of Portugal and Bulgaria.

Most of the ENJOYS of the foreign powers have
returned to Belgrade and resumed the ordinary
diplomatic relations with King Peter and his
government, and nothing more is being heard Of
any demand from abroad for the punishment of
the murderers OF King Alexander and Queen
Draga. Indeed, nearly every day brings fresh
evidence of the fact that the head of the house
of Karageorgevitch the principal instigator
of the military conspiracy against the late ruler
of Servia and his consort, and that while he did
not desire their assassination which seems to
have been provoked by the resistance which the
piotters encountered at the palace, yet he
was fully cognizant Of the plan to compel Alex
ander to abdcate, and to expel him and the
Queen from Servia- That. In spite of this COM
plicity in one of the most shocking outrages in
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

lators Of his own design which are IN use.
The NourmahaI is of generous dimensions:
Length over all, including bowsprit, 275 feet;
length on waterline 227 feet: beam 80 feet;
gross tonnage, 7GS97; net tonnage. so. 90;
draught, with coal and stores aboard, IS feet;
speed II knots
Mr. and Mrs Astor had planned a series Of
large yachting parties for the international
yacht races. Owing to the recent death of Mrs.
Astor's mother, Mrs. Willing, of Philadelphia,
these plans have been given up. The Nour-
mahal will follow the races but the parties will
be small
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

Continued on fourteenth pase
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-15
reader utterly upintelligible to the westernes.
The lines run up and down instead OF across the

reader, utterly upintelligible to the westerner,
page.
The railway mail clerks must now pay full
fare when they travel This mandate has been
issued by all reads as the result of the Elkins
law. ~ 8a. ssgss s5sfs.. Ss sss
Another strike By the section crews on the
Detroit Southern extension work has occurred at
Ironton, Ohio. The men are being paid 81 q;
day and board. They demand an increase OFFS
cents.
The hearing before the state railroad and ware
house commission ast to the running of refrigera
tor cars on the line Of the North Western road.
from the twin cities to WATERFOWL. N. D., to
be held Yesterday, was postponed until May q. 9
Action has been taken by the Western Passen-
ger Association whereby an open excursion rate
Of fare and one third will be established for
the season OF the coming horse show In st. Paul
Tickets under this reduced rate will be sold June
% to 26 Inclusive and will be good for return
The Great Western roads telegraph operators
and agents Yesterday came to a satisfactory nm
tiations, and the mems grievance committee has
left st. Paul. The principal object Of the men
was to Obtain q scale such as has previously been
In force on other roads.
& The Freight Handlers Union OF Chicago. with
membership of 5000, demanded Of every road
In the city Il % per cent increase In wages.
effective June 15. Ten hours work are to con,
stitute a day under the new arrangement. time
and half to be paid for overtime and double
pay for work performed on Sundays or holidays.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-15
TOLD IN LINE

Madrid Spain is recognizing her nayy.
Park City, Utah--A $25,o0O fire burned the zinc
plant. $50 s,. .3a5
Helper utah Robbess got $1,000 from Roo
ney's saloon M I
Paris-Calyes was poisoned By an overdose OF
1aconite Tor grip, but will recover. ssss
Manila-The government has suppressed two
seditious plays, one In Manila and one at Batan-
gas. as
Auburn, N Y.--All building operations are
suspended here, 500 carpenters having gone OF,
strike for higher wages
Freeport, Ill.-Ernest Stock, farmer residing
near Pearl City. in this county, was badly beaten
b. burglars early this morning. Ys#55 81
Chicago-Nanual training has been made a
for entrance to the college Of liberal
arts of Northwestern university.
New York---.All permits formerly issue TO Nor
mon elders to. preach In the streets Rave beer
revoked and more will be issued.
Il louisville. John Black, colored, was exc
cuted here this morning. He murdered his uncle,
Archie James, q 65-year.old negro. 9s SEQ
ManiIa-MabiI,i, the former minister Of for
eign affairs of the Filipino government died Of
cholera. He was attacked with the disease or
Tuesday last. - s
Boise. Idaho--The stage running from Wallace
to Boise was held up and three passengers were
robbed of all their valuables, and the baggage
and registered mail rited.
cussed Mr. Cleveland.s attitude toward the demo
cratic presidential Ion and says it is u
game of j. Pierpont Morgan So 8slss
Kansas City George E-s Spencer, clothine
merchant who came here slrerently from Birm
ingham. Ala, We 9 shot and Killed and stephel
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-15

In q pistol duel In d house at OCT Vest Four
teenth street Flanagan had gone to the house
to arrest Spencer. as $40 5saf sss
Bridgeport Conn. The conductors and motors
Lighting company here Vent On strike today, tie.
Ing up all the lines In Ethc city, "a 5sa Il
2 Denyer-H. b. Martin a nephew Of q. Brad
ley Martin, and said to he quite wealthy, Is en-
sployed here as. an Ordinary dairy hand. He Is.
seeking to recuperate his health al
q Washington Courthouse. Ohio--The Cincinnati
and Pittsburg express on the Baltimore s. Ohio
Southwestern was wrecked. Two persons were
killed and several seriously injured. &:
Guthrie. Okla.-In escaping from the county
aud killed the Jailer, Jerry Emerson. and was
In turn shot by Emerson's wife. He got away *
u Olympia, w lin answer t6 communications
from prominent democrats eN-Gnited States SEN
ator George Turner said: Under no circnm-
stances will be q candidate for governor next
year. s# Isl
Washing ton-Ppostmaster General Payne has
Cancelled the order creating postoffice at Quin-
docquia. Md, for which Andrew ]. Day, negro,
was slated for appointment and on whom. there
was protest. 40
Milwaukee Supreme Guardian Mrs. Emma B.
and other officers OF the Moodmen circle. a,lxili-
airy to the Woodmen of the World were re-
elected yesterday. i
s Washing ton-Co Constituent societies of the con-
gress of American physicians and surgeons prac-
tically concluded their sessions yesterday. Reso.
buttons of thanks to Dr. Corenz-s were omitted
because of opposition. s4s 81 ss Ell e. d
muelz Moran are likely to cuminate in the ele.
walton to cardinal of the prince archbishop al
Olmuelz. the Most Rev. Theodore Kohne one Of
the most striking personages in the Catholic
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-15
RAIL. ROADS.
MOVEMENT OF FLOUR
North-W estern Took Lead in Ship
ments Last Week Delivering
$4,000 Barrels.
The General Movement of Traffic
Showed an Increase Ship
ments of Grain.
Special to The Journal,

i ! !
New York, May 15.-The movement OF
western traffic last week showed graft
flying improvement over the week before
Combined deliveries of grain reached j.
0S1,000, gain of 305. 600 bushels over the
preceding week and 1000 bushels over the
same week last year. Corn receipts made
the largest increase, being about 100000
bushels more than last week. Deliveries
of western -four total 126209; barrels an
increase OF. 11,T57 barrels over the week
before. This increase reflected the fact
that all the -four mills are again in com
mission
Traffic officials report that their cars
are rapidlysicoming back to- them, after
having been away on Canadian lines for
week Movement of traffic eastward
from Chicago shows decided shrinkage
in the volume of freight handled.
The North Western railroad took the
lead In the receipts of flour by various
lines. It's deliveries were 2S.200 barrels,
or 9575 more than the previous week.
The Wisconsin Central was second with
26141 barrels. or nearly double it's traffic
of the week before. There has been some
congestion of flour on the roads Mani
tpwoc lake connection and more of the
freight has been coming via Chicago. The
ST. Paul, which had 1890 barrels showed
loss of about 1000 barrels, compared
with the previous week. The Great West
ern brought in only $4,000 barrels. a loss
OF lz,0OO barrels from the preceding week S
arrivals. The Rock Island with 800 bar
rels gained 1900 The Illinois Central had
1886 barrels, an increase of 3.O56. The
Burlington with $500 barrels lost $500.
The Alton with $500 barrels was double
it's former weeks traffic. The Atchison
had 3.9T7 barrels, a loss of 2,O06. and the
Wabash with 2,400 barrels was unchanged
from the former week.
Illinois Central took the lead in deliv-
cries of grain. showing Is per cent Of
the total, or 2 per cent more than the
week before. The Burlington was second
with II per cent, gain of l per cent.
Both roads had an increased traffic in
corn. The ST. Paul took third place with
Is per cent, or 2 per cent less than the
week before, it's loss being In oats. The
North Western with Is per cent showed a
gain Of per cent over the week be-
fore, it having had a better traffic in
both wheat and corn. The Rock Island
was unchanged with 9 per cent. Alton
and Chicago & Eastern Illinois received
per cent each, a decline Of 2 per cent
and gain Of per cent respectively. The
Atchlson with per cent gained per cent
and the Wabash with 4 per cent was un-
changed Great Western delivered pc,
cent gain of per cent. and the Elgin
Joliet & Eastern had per cent, or one
half the traffic Of the week before.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-15

Frank Partridge has been charged with the double
duty of umpire fn the English venezuelan ana the
Netherland Venezuelan arbitrat ton.
! Manila after q difficulty with the. local
police, IT. Thomas Fortune negro. special labor.
commissioner appointed By the war departing
to- visit the Hawaiian islands and the Philippines,
has left Manila for home. ~
s. London-A dispatch 2. to-day from Halifax
N. ST. quotes Mayor Richardson of Sydney. c. b.,
as saying that the town council would ,retnrn
In, Sydney because Of an interview in London
with Carnegie, in which he is alleged TO have
said that the iron and steel industry OF Cape
Breton was q '.mirage.'' Carnegie said that he
was very sorry If he had hurt the feelings Of
his Canadian friends. e