davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02

January February. February March, 5.soi March-April. 5.sl. Aprll-May. May-June. June-July. 592
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
Ware 6 LeIand's Market Letter.

The decline at Liverpool at the time of our opening was not greater than ex- pected. Later further depression followed on account of American selling in that market. Options closed at a loss of 8 points
 In contradiction of a cable saying that a strike in Manchester was impending, numerous advices were emphatic in stat ing that no such event was, in the con sensus of opinion, at all probable. Spot sales 1000 bales; declined points. Consid- ering the bullish tenor of the Journal of Commerce's report and the fair foreign market, higher opening was very gen erally looked for, but it became apparent that large interests had supplied selling orders in considerable volume, and when- ever there was a semblance of steadiness offerings became free. As result values were carried lower. the decline being only temporarily interrupted by support in- duced by reports of high temperatures in Texas. These were followed by the week ly weather report. the unfavorable tenor of which was sufficiently unmistakable to check further selling, and the market revived slightly.
 The weekly report clearly shows the crop is spotted. with the good spots small and the poor ones large. Every state has its complaint. the most conspicuous being poor fruiting, too much stalk and weed. rust, black root. shedding and willing
 Improvement is accredited in Texas Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas, but the conditions in these states is still be- low the average. The Journal of Com merce makes the condition 754 ys s1 2 last month, or a deterioration of 5.S for the month. Doubtless large operators are adjusting their accounts to meet Thurs dayts bureau, and should continued lioui- dation cause still lower prices we would think more favorably of buying as the condition must show larger figures than last month to be a depressing factor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
Coffee Market.

New York, August 1.-Coffee firm: Rio quiet; mild steady. Futures opened ir- regular at an advance of 5 points on De- tober, but generally unchanged to points lower under scattering liquidation. fol- lowing rather lower European markets than expected. and predictions of in- creased receipts. Europe and local longs were selling early, and prices at one time were about to 10 points lower but Wall street bought at the decline, and the market later ruled generally steady with the close net unchanged to 10 points lower. Sales, 47,75O bags: September. 6.90@
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
slrmi. sham a 1 Atlantic Railroad.

iIdiHS 4N0b. anu z uois. ANVs- anu lO Sunday only. All other daily except Sun day.
 Close connections made at Talladegn with Eastern Alabama to Pryton. Close connections with Seaboard Air Line at Coal City. and Southern railway at PelI City for Birmingham and all eastern points. J. F. FLEETWOOD. FELIX A. voGEL. Superintendent.
 General Manager.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
TYBEE The Queen of all South Atlantic Seasl1Ore Resorts

Tybee. Ga. Is IS miles from Savannah. and is req. he'd quickly and comforta ply by tho Central of Georgia Railway.
 or further information write or apply t. E. H. Fell, I r. A.. 1921 t- st avenue. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA

Arrival and departar- Of trains at Union saatlon. Birmingham, Ala. effective Janu- ary s. 1905: 9nth Meridian time:
 DEPARTURES. For Columbus. Macon, Ar ericus ana Albany ....,.......,....-.......- .-6:40 am For Columbus. Mac Albany. Augusta and Saeannah .........stOn pm
 APF YALS. From Sa vannah. August. Macon. Albany and Columbus ........ s10l5 pm From Savannah. Augusta, AL banY Macon and colum JUS M s12:05 pm s-Daily
 Vestibuled rawing-room buffet sIeep- ing cars between Blrml:.gham and Sa- vannah viz Columbus and Macon on trains leaving Blrmingham at 400 D. m. and arriving Birmingham H:05 D. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
Metal Market.

1 s.95: October, 7d7 ,O5; December. 7.25d7. 30;
 March. !. .lO@7. .45: May, 7.5Oa7 .6O July, !. 60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
smoIIen 6 Co.'s Market Letter.

The grain market was very active to- day. especially In wheat. The foreign cables were unchanged for wheat and ssd lower for corn. The opening of the wheat market was h@ssc higher and this was followed by an advance of 1sc more. On the reading of the weekly government re- port wheat sold off about 1ikc from the high point, the report being considered very good. Corn was 1ac higher and oats Hc higher. Provisions were again very strong and 5@10c higher. The week ly government report is as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival and departure Of passenger trains at the union station. Blrminghami
 Effective July 2S, 19o5.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02

For fun. frolc. mirth, music. merit ment health and happiness g. to
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

8rnnb i S arIsberg g:
&o6als Oiteri paa @aarben Sreplano
ne0brGnote totalt s. 81. Sa11r1ar till
gemeo @aar6ens @opeobpgning %
pprige @l1le, Ser bar %asiureret / Sen
almin6eltge @rm6fasie for 10000
&rprer.
M~oromon6 om benf
1t 6enrigs Mt niiter. S Set
ipenife an6ct &om,ner ct al ST.. Oahu
in0bragt 6orilog ON en 6oran0ring
al &egieringsformen, bporefter lt6en-
%rigsminiiterel1 % 6l1nftionGrer11e /
Observation-Disclosures ifal fnnne
bore Mor0mGn0.
Mbel III rum G II t IN | :
t teen far enltemmig beil11ttet at
isge erbperpet @ultab Gigelanos I'll,
i f1,l6 Sterrelie uoferte geniale
@rl1ppe for Stpbning / @ronce. &o=
n1itecns Me6lemmer CT @oiiegerme>
itcr Seornlep, Or. CLING &olit,
@oreermeiter @or,1, &rofeslor Mor-
g%cnitierne, Moleren Cliff &etersien,
Mrfiteft @inSing 2orien, Maleren
Crit @erenifiol6 % Stotsroao @er=
Ell len, sen ii6lte er &omiteens Tor=
mon0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

Nedenstaaende B8ger, der uds@lges til CO
hALvDELEN AF BOGLADEPRISEN, er allie
komplette, men lidt beskadigede paa OmsIagens
ia de har veret brugre som Pr0ver.

dersen: He. Billedbog uden Billeder, 15c-:
A ter9iyet5 a55c J: 4 MdFfstf SiSde4e: 5 5ce 1ssSi:
strem, b. v. Zigeunerblod, 2ec- Benson,
Otto. s%urrogater, -Bergsee, Wilhelm.
Era F Sollyss Str 3de.. 1 ac-.a b s eP!ns
!: ems Spill. Roman 1 8 Dele, 57osider, ooc-
gjernson, Bjernstjerne. vis-Knut, 1oc-Fi.
.ke5jenten. 3Se-Te Fertmllingsr, i5e-Paa
Louis: Revanche, 1oc-Blandede Fortallin'
ger, 15c-carlen, Emelie Flygare. Bag K.,
~lisserne. 2oc-Et hemmelighedsfuldt Glitter.
Land, o slider, 75c - Seirende Krefter,
Phenicierne, 1oc-Di1iing, L.. Fire Fortsnin:
mann, Hoiger. Derovre fra Grendsen, zoe
Edgren. I Krig med Samfundet, 2Oc-Esch.
struth, r. von. E~lverdronningen ,3Oc-Etlar
Dobbeitiiv, soc1Fortseiiineer az skandina'
yisk illustreret Folkekalender. 1oc-Forta1
finger eg skitssr. 15c@Flik og FLAX. 1oe-
benjamin. Den samle Richards Kunst al
& S ~n 'S9 3 39str. S:sat s5s.e r
Arch. dlavering. Miss Il. n. fra n. n. Ro:'
mar is Dele. 40s Slider, 5oc-Haggard. H
Rider: sostrene eller en- ny Judith. 4oc-
ren.s s5:cGHi Mitei.J JaKob. n norsf Flag
2sc-Hesten. dens Sygdomme % Fell og de.
res ~Behandling, 25c-Heiberg, L. Brogeds
B BIs + 2 lSc-H Hel1s5g, d LHaY T4:der Ifp S;x Rss
gard eller Hittebarnet, 25c- Husdyrenes
Sundhedsplejei Acknowledged. 15c-Jacobs
W: W; s%emandsliy, 15GEJaeo6sen: Fl. For
gangere, 1cs-Bygmester solness, 25c-Jan:
Wisconsin, 2~5c-Janson, Drude Krogh:, Fl
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L. Nyc Novelletter, 1oc-.To Novel1etter frs
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sadei; 1 IS q; i P'o9ss1lin Sgyeess oc =.
McKinleys Liv og Levned, tndb. 75e-"Men.
nesket'', diets Oprindelse og diets Bestemmel
$1.OO-Napoleon den Store som Barn og Yng-
ling, 1Oc-Nielsen, Anton. Strpgods, 2Oc>-Ole
Hollands Liv og Levnet: 15c-Otte Fofts).
linger, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Fr. Ungdoms.
Csc Petersen, Wilhelm. Digte, 4Oc-Pon.
toppidan, Henrik. Fra Hytterne, 15c-Prest.
gard, Kristian. N~ansenferden, 15c-Paa
Diet Javne. En- Samling af smukke, interes.
sante Fortellinger, 3Oc-Ravnkilde. AIDA,
Judith Fiirste, 2Oc-To Fortaellinger, 2oc-
Ravnsborg. eller de to Arvinger, 2Oc-Sacker
Masoch. B%rylluppet i %Ispaladses,~ 25c-Schjor
ring, johanna. Havets Batter, 25c-Schmidt,
Hara1d. Troesvidnerne, 2Oc-Schwartz, Ma.
RE, Sophie. Elna, Observation-Disclosures, 15c
-sommer. K. Forvildede Hjerter, zoe
sommer, L. P. Herrerne paa Ham,nershus
zoe -Staudenmeyer, A. Bibelens Kvinder,
indb., soc - Stenholt, L. A. DR.. Cronihs
Mord, 1O~c-Stepniak, Serge. En Nihilist. 15c
-Skottertoget. 1oc-Tenme, J. H. D. Hvem
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,rundti so Dage, 2Oc-vore mindre Husdyr,
deres S~ygdornme ogsammes Behandling, 1oc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

80 e 5 d I e +. Mgronom DIE
Mpfleita0 al Sane % @mtsagronom
Slab Sol0aI er ttlbelt &ongens 0fe=
6alie / Splu til @elgnning tcr Tor<
tienelter al set norife 2a1obrng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

8 . 3 + E : t. On biem-
penot Mmerifaner optager 6origgs-
Drift / Stoffe 1tgrre @obbergruber,
&armpen, for ct ameritanif Selifabs
&egning. San bar tioltgere prepet
Toripgs0rift al @igsnes &obberberf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

0mfomne Siifere. Sra
@ommerfeit meooclcs: S%orleoen full
Sc CIT 9orp mes 4 @an0 / @ospif
70 omboro / cit 6iifeifeite, men for
ipanot pll,oielig u1Ser CIT Storm=
bpge. 50 al Sc Omfon1ne Derte bjem=
nc / @ergsfjoro, Sc to onorc bar fra
@olsfior0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

&on rbon6lin H.
eerne. Sen ipenife &egierings
5por paa SEN norife &egierings Sc,
tenfning al Is. Sa11ror angaaenoe
&oniulatsforbanolingerne er s. 80.
Son11ar tillttllet SEN norlfe Stots,
minilter / Stocf6olm og er in6truf<
fet til Sen norlfe Staggering / Sri
itto1tta, Ser bor toeet Sparet timber
Soerpeie1ie. Sen nor fe 5totsraoos-
of6eling / 5tocfbolm oil rimeligbis
i SEN nermeite Sremti0 onfon1me til
+ iltiania. Set onieS for tbibliomt,
bporbt6t ser iii tere rogen u6li9t til
mes Septic at fortiette Sorban6lin-
gerne efter set iiolte ioenife Spar.
@pis man efter nbie Sberbeielie tom,
mer til bette &eiultot, bill Ser blipe
blipe afgipet Snoltilling berom, og
So9e11 oil ga blibe foreiogt / iam-
meniat Statsrao6, bpor l16enrigs>
minilteren bil foreorage @ogen og
fonitatere 6orbanolingernes Mfilut,
ming. Mftitpfferne bill 6erefter fam,
tioi9 blipe forelagte SEN ipenife &igs>
6og og Stortinget. S 5tortinget bill
Ser rimeligpis blipe uonepnt Ell ier>
fly &omisiion til 5agenS @ebano,
ling.
Det forle6 / politiife @reoie / Sri
itiania 5. 1. Sebruar, at @egierin>
gen bor bebanolet sen fbenife @egie,
rings Spor angaaenoe @%oniulatsia.
gen, og at ben bar bempn6iget @tats-
miniiter Sbien til at me66ele sen
ibenife &egiering, at Ben norife Sic.
eiering efter bette finder 6orbanolin.
sernes 6ortiettelie beniigtslps.
.Mftenpoiten" me66eler, at 5tats.
miniiter Sbien 5. 1. Gebruar bar
oberbragt ben ibenfte Chickering'S
Gbef @eb6elelien fra Sen 11orfte Sic.
giering ON Stan6sningen at 6or-
banolingerne I &oniulatsiagen. @oa-
felgen6e 26r6ag bente6es ofbol6t
StatSraa6 til Mfgibelie of 8ete11f-
ming b%eorgren6e 9fentliggigreIie at
5agens Mftftpffer. S neite uge bill
Der 6erpaa bIibe afbol6t iammeniat
5tatSraa6, ! bbiltet l1oenriggmini-
fteret bill babe fonitateret 6orbano.
lineernes g%f(utniug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

Morif @orfi=M6res e.
Observation-Disclosures 8eltprelie bor
enitemmig pe6taget at Jamie ltr,oer-
i%frifter pao fslgen6e &rotelt=M6resie,
ser inorclt m1lig ogtes afien6t:
~6or 6%oranle0ning at Morif Sor=
fatterforenings 8eltprelie retter ri
norife &ioenifabsmeno, 6orfottere
og &1,nltnere en- @6n til &11slon6s
&e9jcring ont at i9tte Marim @orft
poa fri 500. @orfi berer til Sc Man-
Sens StormG11o. Ser far giort &us=
lambs Mapn fien6t og fiGrt / Ser
Sen; og bpo0 man ems mener om
bans 9eltogelie / SEN nplig ite6funo=
tie 8epGgelie / 9fuslan6 - Sen ifpl=
6cs l1tpipliomt Sc G6lelte, melt 11ege11=
npttige @epGggrum6e. S 6pb Gplelie
al, bpilfet Sab set bleb for @eroens=
1iteraturen, ONT man briite6e Morim
@orfi bons g%e1iale &en 11o al &oon-
0en, CT Set, at hi poper 0enne @oo11=
pen0elie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

S / t. Ser ifripeS 3.
2. 6cbruar: Meo Sorifefiiferierne
er Set life rort bepenot enon1. sra
6inmarfen til @oms6alsfplten far
ltpeiret Sag efter Sag bi16ret 6ilfet,
% ONT noget nepneper6tgt l1obptte
meloes Scr fife fra 11oget ;&ol0. Sill
2ofoten, 9por 0pipnet traa0te / @raft
8. %. Sarl1or, CT ser bi6til fun ar-
fon1met omfring 200 8aa6log, %
&eirct far / bele ii6ite l19e beret af=
giort ugunltigt for etbbert 6iifefor<
ipg. @eore CT set beller life gaaet /
Mor0lon6 foreprig eller / Gromsg
Mmt. bpor Scr foruoen set l19unltige
&eir oglaa raa1er en- meget fplelig
Ngnmangel. Set ier us til, at set
ifal gaa iaar, JONI set bar pleiet / sen
ier1erc Sio roget Sfreifiife al Be-
tp6ning blir ser life Sale ON fer
la11gt l1oe / 6ebrrtar. Sill @iengielo
ipneS Set at befrefte Jig, at Iorifens
&balitet er meget Cos og 6ens 2eper=
bol6igbeo flor, iaa man forboobentlig
fan paaregne ct Spibing / Sronpro-
0uftionel1, Ser INT / flere Mor far lig=
get ne6e.
5or Storiilofiifet, Ser bar gaaet
trGgt SEN bele Sis, er ser beller life
I'LL noget betp6eligere &eiultot at
notere. ltgens bele Sangit 116gjor0e
1000 Maol = 11oget minore ems /
ltgen fpr og set iamle6e l16bptte
u6gjer MI ndiogtig 10000 Moal,
bporaf $3.50 er taget uoenfor
&omsoalsfplten. S ii6lte ltge blep
Ser opfiifet ct min6re &orti / @enore
Berge11brs og Stabanger Mmt, men
oen oberpeienoe 9el at 6angiten
fon0t Ste6 Lungs Senomgrsfpiten,
ierlig paa Spingbabet, bbor ser eno<
MI ipnes at bore betp6elige Glide
meng6er. Mi66elpriien nogigr ST..
17.40, og at set bele &arti er $4,000
@aal ialtet og $500 iiet. SSfior bar
Ser paa 6enne Sis opfiifet bel 5000
Maal.
S @ooietning til Sc bbrige 6iife-
rier arter 9itlan6sfiifet fig uie6pon<
Zig go6t iaar, og set maa betrogtes
iom en- Siel6enbeo, at l1obpttet al
oette 5iife iaale6es iom iaar er iterre
ems Storiil6fiifets. Set n6gier for
Si6en- $4,000 Moal, bborof Sc 49,
600 er iioite l1ges Mn6el, og 6ets
iamle6e &er6i er 100000 @roner.
6iifet ilaar fremoeles go6t til ON.
firing &riittaniafior6ens Mun6ing,
peb Mrenoal og uoenfor @rijtions-
ian6. Sen oberbeien6e Del at Sang
iten er iiet.
9. 3. Gebruar t%elegraferes fra &a--
belpang, 2ofoten: 6tifet tegner flor
ortet. Soog for &abelbaag optil
300 paa natitaaet Cine, ifignt gam-
melt % 6aarligt Mgn. l~16iigterne
for @arnfiifet er faa CODE, iom 6e lite
bar beret paa mango Mar, 90 6iifen
CT flor % fDl6ig. Gn6n,1 er inger1
frennme6 Ml1nl1e % Rigbere ortfon1.
met. geiret uomprfet, men tolot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
EFT SAADANT HUS MED HVERT
KjOB AT LAND.

OPDYRKEDE FARM-HJEM TIL PRISER Od
PAA VlLKAAR linden HVERS EVNE.
vi har kjebt en- anden Trakt Land paa
10000 Acres. Omtrent to Trediedele deraf
er dekket med svert, haardt Tpmmer, saa-
lock. Paa dette Temmer-Land har der aldrig
v9ret nugget. Det er alt ~beliggende fra 1 til
5 Mil fra Jernbane og nar code J%ernbane-
Markets. Dyer, skandinaviske S~ettlementer,
Skoler, Kirker og Mejerier. Der er code kio-
reveje til alt af dette Land. For hver KID
Der at vii vi bygge ct aus L F9d bIedt It!
bliye forsynet med godt TaE, Gully, vinduer
paa wort Land med fuldt fardigt Hus er fra
SIS til SIS pr Acre.
yilkasr Y Kentsnt; Resten ! 5 lige aar1ige
lighed 'er nogensinde tilbudt en- Mand med
b~egrendsede Midler til at sikre sig ct Hem.
I de sidste otte Maaneder har vi bosat om-
trent SOC Fasmilier, som nu bori de Huse, Vi
Sc disse S%ettlere; de vii tale for Landet. Kiob
Deres Billet til Cable, Wis; for Kort og ner-
mere Op~lysninger ON dette Land tilskriv >
UECKE'S LAND AGENCY,
Cumberland, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24


&riittanSnno &erme e.
tiffobrtf CT iolot til @rosierer
SHORT, Sronobiem> for $4,000 &r.
&jpberen ifal pGre &cprnientant for
ct omerifanif Selifab, iom / cit ner
6remtio agter at fortlGtte Sabrifel1s
9rift. 6obrifen, JON eieoes at ct
Mftieielifob / &riltiansiun0, er 11p=
opfert for nogle Mor lioen og folte6e
omfring 10000 @roner. S SEN
ii1te Sis far 0en life beret / 9rtft
% CT bele Si0en blebet 0rebet mes
l1l10erbolonce.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

. + 0 III mcn 8 rubcor T.
G 5 c +. Gn 90 Star ganmel
Nrbcjoer Son @crentieu fra 8erlen
pe0 3ronobicm CT omfommct Stor=
porfs @rMbc &pros. San foIot nc6
fra cit @cilcfurp / cit @pioe al o1n=
firing 90 @ctcr % flu,lte @opeoet.
l1lpffen jfete, i0et Mrbeioerne til Set
ief11rpen ifuIbe forlo0e @r1ben til
Miooog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
= norge. >

MoIe 0sbronb e II.
6tatc1s l1ogiftcr 'pc0 Moleilu1os
Brand CT opgiurt at belpbe Jig til
SS,4OO &rpner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

g tpr fog on0el I. 3.
8anfcn, &oppang Dar fipbt al @aor6=
burger @ollnnostorpct / Golpr ct
1tort Gfogorcol for omfring 10000
&roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

@ofprn0ifont @ibes
8cgropelie / Greorifita0 fore
gift ln0er eneltoocn6e 9eltogelr.
Sper bcle @pen poieoe Stag pao balp
Stang. Mllc Banter, @utifer og
Gpntorcr bar l1tfte0e, og olle Sfoler
bopoe fri. 9e @o0er, Dporigieltnem
2igtoget posiercoe, bar bar trpet. Sir
fen bar opcrfplot. Ser bar fren1mp0t
to1rige YrGlter mes @iifop 8ong i
Spiol Ell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

.8iipcpo1get. Sill Set L.
oi9c 9iipccnbeoc / Sronobicm bor
So%9ueprGlt Gbriltcn @r,m faoet 100
5temmer, &oitor @omboff, &riltia=
mia, 80 Stcmn1cr % Gognepr9lt
Sonoberg, &riitionio "a Stcmmer.
0ernGlt bopoc &roplt &muolen Is,
Stiftsproplt Gfaplon 43, Saitor
Stppleu II pg Stutsrooo @erellc1
IL Stemner. &rofcsior S0lono fif
6 Stemlner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-04
Recommend PLAN FOR
INTERNATIONAL SENATE

Paris, Nov. 29.-Haine Davis, SEQ
retarvy of the American delegation to
the interparliamentary congress, re-
Gently held at Brussels, is here attend
ing a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the conrgess, which is con-
sidering the proposition Of Congress-
man Richard Bartholdt, Of Missouri,
for an international parliament.
The report Of the committee recon-
mends that The Hague tribunal be
transformed into permanent interna-
tional body, sitting periodically in
stead of spasmodically, the chief pur-
pose being the development of defin-
ite code of international law. The
tribunal, it is pointed out, will thus
serve as an International senate and
the commission recommends that the
interparliamentary union be reorgan-
lied in the form Of popular branch
or international house of representa-
tives, acting in conjunction with this
international senate at The Hague.
Mr.. Davis says that this plan is prao-
tically drawn from Mr.. Bartholdt's
proposition for an international parlia.
ment. The action is gratifying, as it
will have accomplished everything
that the American delegate proposed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-04
EQUAL and UNIVERSAL
SUFFRAGE cor AUSTRIANS

Vienna, Nov. 29.-Y yesterday marked
new epoch in Austrian history, for
the Austrian people throughout the en-
tire country made known their demand
for equal SURFACE, and even while this
demand was being voiced to the crown,
Premier Gsutch Won Frankenthurn, in
Parliament, was assuring the people
that its will would be done. The pre-.
mier promised to bring in by the end
Of FEBRUARY bill providing for full
and free universal, equal and direct
sursffge.
The people made known their de-
mand by series Of monster demonstra-
tions in all the principal cities and
towns Of the country. From only one
town, Austerlitz, are serious disorders
reported. Otherwise the demonstra-
tions were characterized by the main.
tenanoe of order and dignity. Humid
reds of thousands Of men paraded, thus
emphasizing their demands for politi-
cal freedom. The most impressive
feature of the day in Vienna was
found in the fact that not single
voice was raised as the masses marched
silently but earnestly and with unmis.
taxable determination.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-04
VANCOUVER JOBBERS GIVE
ULTIMATUM TO c. P. R,

Vancouver, B. c., Nov. 29.-The
jobbers Of Vancouver and the Cansdi-
an Pacific railway are just now hav.
ing rate fight, which may end by the
throwing of all the Eastern shipping
trade of this part of the country to an
American road.
Several weeks ago the Canadian road
announced a new freight rate from
Winnipeg west to points in the North.
west provinces, several of which have
up to this time been supplied from
Vancouver. The wholesalers of this
CITY took the position that the new
rate favored the Winnipeg people and
asked for corresponding reduction
from Vancouver to Edmonton and Cal.
gary.
The railway company replied that
the reason for the change was the ad.
vent of the Canadian Northern, Nc
Kenzie & Msnn's new line, from Win
nipeg to Edmonton.
The wholesalers etill objected, and
at meeting a month ago in this city
the Canadian Pacific railroad was Civ
en- month in which to file reply.
On Monday afternoon the month was
up, and the wholesalers gathered in
the board Of trade rooms. Represent.
atives Of the railway company were
present and announced that the answer
was not yet ready, but probably would
| be shortly.
The committee then held a secret
meeting, the result of which was a
decision that unless the Canadian Pa
cific railroad granted the reduction
asked for within three days, all the
merchants present would bind them
selves to route all their goods over the
Great N Northern railway.
The official announcement of the
proposed boycott will not be given out
until the three days have expired.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-04
WASHINGTON NEW S

Six inches of snow fell in the Pa.
louise country last week.
Revision of Tacoma's charter is be-
ing considered by the council of that
city.
The Washington State Beekeepers'
Association Is in session this week at
North Yakima.
Il. V. Hinman, register of the land
Office at North Yakima, is dead. He
had been i'll for six months.
Several Eastern Washington towns
have suffered during the past week
from serious shortage Of fuel.
The Walla Walla Commercial Club
has gone on record as being opposed TO
a second telephone system for that city.
Mrs. Lurana Perseval, the sixth
white woman to arrive at Olympia, in
1862, is dead. She had lived in Olym-
pia since that date.
A petition has been circulated at
Hoods canal points asking the approval
VI tuo udtAUudA SOVoIumout AOT q AOU'
ster hatchery at Pleasant harbor.
The Great Northern steamship Da.
kota arrived Wednesday afternoon at
Seattle from Oriental ports. The run
from Yokohama was made in thirteen
days.
The suit brought by the Sylvester
heirs to recover possession Of tho ten
acre tract given to the state by Ed.
mund Sylvester in the early territory
days for capitol site, has been com.
menced in the superior court at Olym-
pia before Judge Albertson, Of King
county.