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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
cefterret0s ttnaartt.

8oaen. - Ser 2onDes16ube SoSp=
fepb sSahn, Der So5n elmer ipoblbabenz
BEN Miener Ia,nilie, 1tiirate in ben
Giiadflub unb ertrant in ben reiBenz
ber Wellen.
Sub peis. - Sn 9ottelig nG9it
aapli, ipielten Elm elfidbrieer unb Elm
Observation-Disclosures &nabe NIT einem gez
labenen 9etpebr. PlDblih entluo ii9
bas @eipebr, unb Der Sdub tDDtete
Den iiingeren Snaben.
bapef. - Der eeipe1 enc
He6nungs Sberbeamte i'm 5tnan5z
miniiterium stephan sSasitier, Der
bereits eingelDite Coupons ppnStaatsz
bahn Sblisationen sef9idt 5u1amz
meneetlebt, bann Bel beri9ieoenen
8anfen pertpertbet bot unb Der BEL
biefer manipulation i'm porigen Sabre
lit Wten Derbaftet tpurbe, 1tanb tiir5z
lid por benz bieIigen @eriatsbofe uno
ipuroe tpesen 5dlI9ung Dffentli9er
Greoitpapiere uno pegen bes 8erbre=
Gens Der 8eruntreuung 81 stpei Sab
rem Gerfers berurtbeilt.
Fiume- 8or brei Sabren itieb
Der 6ieiige Sampfer vSta" nit benz
eben aus benz 6afen berausfabrenDen
englil9en OampFer nSbprta" auianz
men, pphei 16 Qerionen Der nsSta"
ertranfen uno 2ebtece ianf. SEPT erit
tpuroe Der Gapitdn Der rSSta", Soremz
prGer, rDm 8erihte au piermpnatli=
6em 9efdnenib herurtbeilt. sSn Der
&eqriinbung bes urtbstls purbe con=
itatirt. baB bic rSbpria" unreaelHldz
Bio obgebampt lei, irobur9 tie our
S6affllng Der fritiihen Sage beige
traoen babe. Die &ataI Itrppbe felbit
let ieoo9 our6 cir feblerbaftes MarDz
per Sorempo9er's peruria9t porben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
S6mets.

8intert sur. Snfplge zines
S4laeanfaQes itarb gang unertpartet
YrpfeiIor 8aumgartner, 2ebrer am
Sehnifum uno felt 1888 Oirettor Der
Mnitolt. Gin f9tperes 2luaenleiben,
peldes ben @erluft hes einen 9luaes
nad iit se5ossn, bate aIlerbines Die
Gefunbheit bes etnit trdftieen Man=
nes eri6iittert.
@rin ltpclb b. - Sin 8ubenz
itId gemeiniter Mrt lit toieber am un=
teren @leti9er su Grinbeltpalo perz
iibt tporpen, inbeln bas Orabtieil Der
fir ben gistransport bienenbcnD Drabt=
feilbahn brr6i6ritten tpurbe. Our9
bteie ru4loie Shat 1T benz BETTER,
6errn 8oB 8almer, Elm @9aben
bon nuhesu 1000 Sr. sugefiiet irorz
ben. Gs 1T cine 8elobnung ben 100
ssr. fir Sic gntbedung beg Sbdters
ausaeisbt.
Shaffbaufen. = 2ebter Saz
ae iinb i'm bieiigen 3udtbauIe stpei
aum Sobe perurtbeilte, bonn 9rohen
Nethe iebo6 beenabiste MDrber sez
ftorben. Der i,lnge italieni19e @e5uz
iter 3ehinati bate in Neubauien ieiz
men ebemalisen Mrbeitgeber, ebenfaGs
einen eeStaltener, auf pffenerStrabe err
itoden. sSn ben Geri6tsperbanblunz
aen ipar bic 3lrebnunssfdbigfeit .3ez
hinatis ME in 6rase seaoeen ipprpen.
ssm 3uhtbaus aeiete es iih aber inn
mer beutliher, baB Der Werbreder
niht gana normal lei. 3uerf nahm
man natiirlih Stimulation an, aber
INNER tlarer eripies iib bieie Nnnabz
me ieboh als unridtig. Noh beror
eine lleberiieoeluns bes 3ehinati in's
sSrrenbaus aneeorbnet tpprben, trat
Der Sob baapiiden. profeiTor 2omz
brofo lit bubur9 elm 8eiDeisitiid fir
feline 9heorie abbanben getommen.
Der anbere nun geltorbene M0rber
mar Elm alter Shnap5er, Der feline
Hrau erstcnen bate
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
eaaeper ,.ms sraans@,se.s.

gifborn. @om 8liBe er{dlas
gen ipurbe in 9eilisenporf Der Nlten;
tbtiler 9aperfamp auf freiem Selbe.
. Gf9ebe. 6ier brannte bas TO-
'genannte ralte Gbdu1eebaus" benz
Gheeren11letfer Saranb in 9annoner
seEbrenb, nieber. Die @ntitebungss
Irfc9e 1T unbetannt.
!9dnigfen. - Mm Morgen TT
bas Nntpeien bon 1T. 8anbmdnn abb
eebrannt. sSn ca. 2 Stunben mar bas
@ebGube Bis auf bic @runbmauern
niebergebronnt. Oie Gntitebunesur>
ie4e bes 5euers 1T unbetannt.
@liffen.- Riirslib lit Der in
Weitenfelber sSelpmart bslegene. ettpa
s Worsen srobe 5Dbrenbefano Des
palbmeiers %. S6tpid hier nieberee<
brannt. Das 5euer lit rsrmuthliA
brn &inbern angelegt iporber.
@ebrben. - Ser &rieaerperein
@ebrben besins bag syeit Der Jabnen=
neibe, moran ii4 sablreihe Rriegerz
bt1eine, befonbers aus ben Ortihaften
om Deiiter betbeilieten. Ser Gleden
NOR feitli9 sefdmiidt, beinobers i9one
Decoration oeisten bic Gentrale Der
G,trabenbabn unb bas 8obnbnisre=
faurant. Die 5eitrehe belt 2anbrat6
Or. Meiiter.
8rebenbed.- Der in 8Drie Be-
ttenitete 6einri9 @r!fer bon bier lab
in Der NGhe zines Maftes Der Straz
Renbabn Elm 8ogelneit unb beitieg ben
Maf, Inn in bas Neft gu fhauen. Saz
Bel muB ct ippbl ben Orabt beriihrt
haben, benn er fiel, bonn elettriIAen
Gtrome getroffen, our groe. glah etniz
gen @tunben mar Der iunse Mann
tobt.
5affelfelbe be. - Infer biesiGb=
RIGGS Stiibenfeit faab einen re6t Be-
bauernsnertben Nbidlub. Na6ben:
bcRelbe auerit bur9 Elm Getritter gez
ftort tpurbe, BEL benz Elm pfero auf benz
Telbe getDotet ipurbe, 5og, uls bic
SAiisenf0nige etngefiibrt tpurben,
tpieber Elm @etpitter auf. &aum mar
fer Gin5ug unter itrDmenbem Regen
| beenoet, als Elm 8libitrabl auf benz
9ebDfte beg Qanbtpi,tbs 6einri9 lln=
ger bas StallgebGube traf unb bass
ielbe iofort in 5lammen 1ebte. 3uz
G1etA puroen audi atpei &iihe bonn
0ltb getDbtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
Mteimprpni,3 itno @eitfaIe.t.

Gffen.-Der Oireftor bes Stobtz
Heaters, Odeut. 1T geitorben. Inter
feiner 2eitung bat bas Stabttbeater,
beionbers pie Oper, ii@ bes beiten
&ufes erfreut.
ct. @parsbaufen. : Oie
Qeihe Der am II. Mprtl b. s. auf benz
Hbetne BEL 8inaen berungliidten 1rau
8abipr aus Srantfurt a. M. 1T iebt
b;er aelanbet tporOen. sSrau 8abior
1T nit II anberen perfonen BEL Der
neberfabrt iiber ben Mhein ertrunten.
gamen. Mm GenuTe BON
G9ierlina, ben man anftatt peterltlie
gum @olat gemengt hatte, itarb Der
gDirtb Geimcnn al NrrbbDgge unb
teiYen @ienitrnaab. Muberbem liesen
mebrere anbere sSamtlienglieber 1htpsr
franf barnieber. Oas OienitmGbhen
bate in Mbpeienbeit ber 9ausfrau bas
Gfen aubereitet.
Oort tmunb. - Der 6duptfaf1i=
TER bes 6Drber 8ereins, Runa, bat fet@
mem Qeben bur9 grbGngen Elm Gnbe
HtNtuu1l. VuH6 Iuul ttlluIleu lupIUett,
bo BEL elmer Nepiiion Der Rai1e erbebz
licbe llnterfhleife feitgeitellt tpurben.
Mie berlautet, bat &un5 iih burb berz
feblte @pefulationen alt Grunbe gez
rihiet.
Mac}en.- Die @runbiteinleeuna
bes ,leuen itGbtifhen Wernaltungsgez
boubes am gborusplab fanb in Mn=
tpefenbeit ber 9piBen Der berfhiebenen
8ehorben itatt. Oas neue @ebdube
trirb nit einem Roitenallfpanb BON
e75,OOO Marf nab benz plane bes
profeHprs piiber erbaut unb lieet an
Der gde bes gboruspluBes unb Der
GloftergaiIe geaeniiber benz Ratbbauie
unb brm Miinfter.
Daqen. Die Werbanblung bes
Gmmlrraerirbts rihtett 5ih eegen hen
Mdsrfne1t SO. piliadus aus Mefflina=
len bei @hperte. Qlm 13. Mai b. s.
bran in Der Wnlbung bes Ireiherrn
tDn Mbeinbaben 5u 6aus Mubr bti
Ghnerte s5euer aus, bas 10 Morsen
MdIbbefd1b, 81Odbrige Gi4en.
aietezn unb Giften berni4ttte. Der
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
SbSlrtn8ett ano Ganfets.

GDtben. Ser Gentier MueuIt
Donatb unb feline Gbefrau feierten bas
5eit Der solbenen 9o9aeit.
8urg bepell. Ser in
georoneten Nerbdltnifsn lebenbe Gtns
ipobner 51iebi9 ma9te 1etnem 2ebsn
burd Grbdnsen Elm Gnbe. OerGruno
5u biefem S6ritte 1T unbetannt.
Querfurt. - get benz in Sber=
farnitebt abaebaltenen 50idbrigen SUI
bildum bes Mtfitonsbereins Nuerfurt
unb ltmgegenb btelt Yfarrer Sbiems
aug @teuoten bic Selbprebigt.
De11au.- Dos @9purseri6t
perurtbsilte ben l1arma9er8lobia aus
SebniB pesen Miinaperbre9ens ai
flint Sabren 3udtbaus. Der 8erurz
tbeilte bate ungefdbr 10000 falfhe
Marti itiide in ben 8erfebr eebrodt..
@era. Ser Raufmann gloa
flii4tete ipegen fdle6ter 8ermDgensz
herhdltnii5e, borber pergiftete er fein
fiinfidbriees Ginb. Sin UerIu6, mod
Stpet 1elner &tnDer gu pergltten, m1B=
lang.
9alIe. - Ser Sberarat Der mebis
cinilGen alinif, Or. meb. 6pffmann,
ca. 80 Sabre alt, pelaer unldngit IN
elmer 8ruitfeuentaiinbung erfrantte
unb ii6 elmer Speratoin lpegen eingez
flemmten 8ru6es unteraieben mubte,
itarb fura nd4 Der Operation.
SCI. g 9lierH b t. - Oie Gez
riihte, bab Der mutbmabli6e MDrber
Der Wittipe Mlnine 8artbel, Der 32z
jdbriae 9ddergeielle Otto 8prmanr
Gus Weebrinssn, in 9annDber ooer
Heinltebt bereits feFeenommen norben
fei, beitdtigen fih nidbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
oIbembarg .tno Wedlenbttrs.

ODmiB. - Oos bierorts nobnz
bafte 9ameiiter'f9e gbepaar feierte
feline golDene 9o6aeit. Ser 9er5oaz
Regent bate nit einem 9liidtpuni6z
fdreiben iein8ilo i'm Habmen seibidt.
Telb BERG. Ser 8lib i9lug in
hds 0iebbaus bes 8auern Selltpig all
Gtdpfentei9. 9as @ebGube brannte
total nieoer. 3 Yferbe, 10 S6afe unb
4 S6neine tamen in ben Slammen
UNI.
Marl 0 IN. = MGeeneine sSreube
berr11t bier oariiber, bab un1ereStap.
nun audi 8abnberbinbuns erbGlt. uuf
tem 9abnbpfe Settmannsbprf z&Dl5pp
nirb iih Elm Nebeneelei1e BON Der
gtrede Hoitod-Sribiees na6 bier az
snetsen.
Bar6im. 9ie etna 5 Sabre
alte So9ter bes in Der Mii6lenitraBe
ncbnenben Mrbeiters Srtlnann fte( il,
Ger NGbe Der R0bler'fhen Suhfabrit
in bic Sber=@lbe. Ser &nabe SttO
GhrDcer, @diiler her 1. GlaKe ber
glen,entari6ule, i6pang ii6 turs entz
1hloHen iibsr bieginfriebtgung, itredie
hem Mdrhen Elm 8ein entsegel, unb
rtef tbm gu, bahelbe gu erareifen. Dies
gelang AUDI Dem Mdb6sn. tpel4es !ih
fo lange baran bielt, big aur 9iilfe aez
elite Mrbeiter Der Miible es ans llfer
5ogen.
&liiB. = Die golbene 9o65eit
feierten ber Mrbeitsmonn Sobann
Gramdotp unb sSrau seb. Nualmann
im &reife ibrer Ginber unb &inbestinz
Der. Der Mann 1T 78 Sabre unb Die
nod riiitise Grau "a Sabre alt: Ses
Mprgens erfreute Der bisitge Mdnnerz
ee1angberein rSrobftnn" Oas Subelz
boar burh elm @tdnbdxn unb bes
Na9mittass besaben iih ber paFtor
unb ber Organiit nit ben air4en6pre
fhulern 3ur 8ealiidipiinf9ung uno
Giniesnuns berielber in bas yeitbaus.
Won Dem 9er3oszResenten sinsen benz
Ghepaare nebit einem bulbpollen 8ez
eleit19reiben SO Marf gu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
Mnsldnoiid)rS,
8ro,,oe b,,re.

Ypts b a m. - Der tpegen 8iftz
morbes an Der 2uile Bergner ange%
ilaate SDpfer @usen Sdnide pnroe
bonn Ghnurgeriht gum Sobe perurs
tbeilt.
5premberg. - Cine 9robe
6euersbrunit tputbtete in Der 4oblenz
erube ,sSeliI" Bel benz benahbarten
BoeBhorf. Sn furaer 3eit ftanben
bas Rei1elbdus nit ben Maf4inen,
ipelhe bic Drabtieilbabn unb GDrbez
runa in 8etrieb IeBen, fotpie Der JOr>
berthurm nebit TDrberunssidadt in
tenen sSlan1nlen unb brannten db.
Der Ghaben 1T febr hebeutenb.
@uben. - Cine neue @r5deis
nuna in Der Mart 8ranbenbura iinb
rabfabrenb, Milbriebe, bic i'm 2anbz
freis 8uben aufgetauGt iinb. oils Der
syDritcr bes Mittersutsbeiiters @iinz
tber ben Walb burhitreifte, bemertte
II cinen aMf benz Mnitanb ftebenoen
milberer. Qls biefer ben 1i9t fhubz
bereiten sS0riter erblidte, leste er fein
@etpebr auf i'm on unb CAB sleiaaeiz
tia ein Signal ab. sSn bieiem Musenz
Bid tpurben nod 5irei anbere WIloz
biebe fidtbar, ipelde it9 segen ben
FDriter ipenbeten. Ote1er 1T Der
llebermadt alsbann sstpihen. Die
Wilberer beitiesen alsbalb bic mitgez
bradten ssabrrdcer unb ma6ten ii9
blibfhnen bdbon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
cine aeide. Der Mrat cOritatirte 9ob
burd 8lutpergiftung, ba Der Sttd
Elm 9lutdberAen setroffen bat.
8aee,t.

M1annbeim. - Grtrunfen 1T
ber IA Sabre alte Sdiffsjunse So>
bann Sdu{ter BON Worms, inbem ct
aus i1npor{ihtisteit aug einem yfafen
in's MaHer fiel.
Baben 8aben. Der faon
felt bielen ssabren bier ipohnhafte Ho<
nisli9 Sd9iif@ Sberit 3. O.Trleorth
b. polen5 1T nab ldngerem t9peren
9eraleiben i'm Mlter bon 81 Sahren
geforben.
6eibeIberg. - 9ter farb Wtez
biainalratb Gbmunb 9tein (Water pes
biefsen Or. 81. Stein) on einem Ge=
berleiben i'm 70. 2ebensjabre. Der
0eritorbene tpar als Trauenarat 1ehr
aef9dBt unb pielbe16dftist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
0roBbersostb stb,,,,t eeiIe,t.

Bingen. Ser M0rbsr Nifo=
laus 0einritb BON Rempten, beFen
Opfer Der 6tubent 80fhte na9 itatt=
aebabter gerihtlider Gettion auf
Munfd b.r 5dperbetroffener Gltern
no1 Der S9ntia iiberfiibrt tpirs,
trurbe BON Der bieiigen Sdubmannz
fdaft in Der NGbe ber rWina SuA<
len" perbaftet unb ms bitiige Gefdng=
nib einaeliefert.
Rleeitabt. - Der friibere @afts
rirth SOhunn pbiI. @4dfer. unb befs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
Yrrpins &eKeta.

syranffurt a. so. = Ser Sberz
pctbirettor SOB. Trieorich Sbormz
flrbe 1T bier seitcrben.
&affel. 49, Ser &entner H. 2ez
nrir tpenbtte per Stabt Gailel bier
Millionen Marf eur Grrihtung zines
Waiienbauies au.
Mptbenbi b / t m B. - CONNER
3ienretb Megma.n bierfelbit ipurbe
tresen feiner groben 0erbienite um bic
6ebung unierer @emeinbe bon Der
Srtsbertretung einftimmis gum ST.
reKbiiraer crndnnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02

len gbefrau, Marsaretba seb. Br0n>
ner. besingen, umgeben BON elmer aabl@
reidsn @fnar bon ainbern, Gnfelr
nnc anberen naben MsebDrigen, in
Siemlidber Hiiftigfeit bas sSeit Der golz
benen 9o65eit. Der @robbersog lieb
benz Subelpaar gelesntlih biefes Grz
eiqnines fein nit eieenhdnbiger Na=
mensunterlarift periebenes 8ilb suz
geben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02

Mnsetldete bate in GegeniDart zines
Gnberen Rnehtes bas Ieuer ptrurfdht.
Ger Staatsanpolt beantragte 5 Sabre
3uhtbaus, 5as lIrtbeil lautete auf 3
SABRE.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02
pos,,s,ter,t.

@9ipeIbein.- Sn Der benah@
tarten @utsforit glancis ipurbe Der
sSDriter ssriBe eriAoi1en aufgefunben.
Sb Milbbiebe bds 0erbreden beganz
gen baben, ober ob SelbitmorD porz
lieat, itebt mod nidt feit.
golno IN. - Sci bem @4ubenz
fefts Der bieiigen S4iibengiloe errane
Der praftifde Sbierar5t @n,il Sadz
1hutb bic &Dnigstpiirbe; eriter beap.
aipeiter Sitter tpurben @9ubmaherz
meiiter Musuit Salsmann uno Silaz
lerrreiiter Milbelm Rojian.
2oib. Wtorsens essen 2 llbr
entitanb i'm Malhinenbarfe auf Der
@lasbiitte sseuer. Gum Slid tpurbe
baielbe redtaeitig pom @4iirer Der
6iitte bemertt, 70 oaB bic Teuerioe9r
alarmirt puroe. Sbr gelung es, Die
ncuen Ma1binen gu retten. Das 5tpei%
ftDdige. aug SteinfaAtpen erbaute
Ge5iuce lit niebergebrannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-02

Bei einem Dinner in Qpnbon .purrE
ben biefer Sage fleine aiguren BON
gbineien nit elmer Ghlinge um ben
6als als GouDenir ;iberreirN. Mtge.
ieben bon biefer Geftmndlofisleit
hGngen bie gnglGnber bo fhDn ipicbts
einmul ginen. beDor tie ibn hdbtn.
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.4oie,t.

gpfen. Na9 benz gegenmdrtiz
aen Stanhe Der Werbanblungen 5Ioiz
ifen ben itaatli9sn -unb itdbtiiden
BehDrben fann bic Grrihtung ether
b0beren Mafdinenbaufdnle III unfez
rer Gtabt als geiiGert Belten. Oieie
neue Qtbranitalt Ion pornebmlih Be-
triebsinsenieure ausbilben.
slnuu. - Nnhbem Der Bau
ber 1crnfprehleitlna atpifden Ibel=
nan unb Olisnica beenbet ipprben ift,
bat 3ie Er3ffnung Der neilen 9elegruz
rEcnaritnIt Gl;snien ftattgefunben.
Sn hieJernipreNeitung iinb nunmehr
Bic slnitolttn MneInan, Warfi, @rano@
ipiee, 9robtarholn unb @lisnicn einS
aefshaltet: Bel fdn1mtliden Inituiten
lit hcr llnfnumslbsbieai eingsrihtet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23

CoIored slasher GRANTED New Trial
by the supreme Court.

The supreme court has reversed Judge
Jacobs Of the superior court In the case
of the state against VIII Young, cOloyed,
who was convicted several months ago
OF assault with intent TO commit murder,
and sentenced TO six years in the pen-
Tertiary Young and another cQlored man
had quarrclcd Ia a Tendcrloln restaurant
and Young welded razor He all but cut
out one ~ his antagonists eyes.
when the case Nas tried Attorney ], L.
Hawkins who defended Young asked the
court to instruc- the Jury that under the
information YouhE could be convicted OF
assault with a dcaiiy weapon The court
refused Co give this instruction. holding
that the lesser odcuse was not included IN
The grcatcr Mr. Hawkins carried the case
to the supreme court \ decision was hand
cd down Wednesday reversing the lowc~
court Young VIII hc held In the county
fail pending a now trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23
May Join Their Husbands in the
United States.
JUDGE HANFoRo is SUSTAINED.
Federal Supreme Court Decides That
1t Would he n Violation of the
Treaty With China TO Forbid the
Admission of Wives and Minor
Children of Celcstials-Chin Fook
kee Cnse Is Finally Settled.

The celebrated Chin Fook Kee case, in
volying the right of a Chinese merchant
to bring his wife into this country with
out her having a certificate, has been de-
cided by the United States supreme court
The right Of Mrs. Kee to remain in this
country is maintained, and the ruling OF
Judge Hanford confirmed to the full ex-
tent of his famous decision.
The local Chinese merchants are greatly
pleased with the outcome OF the case, as
nearly two-thirds OF them have wives m
China whom they desire to bring to Sc
attic.
Chin Fook Kee came to Seattle from San
Francisco over twenty years ago and OPEN
ed a store in the southern part Of the city
In 1885, having acquired a large fortune
by strict attention to business and cul-
tiyation Of the eloquence of silence, he took
a trip 10 the Orient The following year
he returned. With him came a woman
whom he represented to the customs off,
eials as his lawful wife. Fook kee salts
fed the collector that the pretty little al
mondeyed doll was his wife The collee-
tor admitted Fook Kee as a merchant, and
his wife. The latter admission was made
on the ground that merchant could bring
his wife into this country as we'll as his
minor children without the possession by
them of certificates of any nature.
Chin Fook Kee and his wife were
landed in Tacoma. They hastened to
Seattle and were just comfortably
settled in their new home when
special Chinese inspector, taking the oppo-
site view of the law as laid down by Puget
sound customs officials, and following the
law as interpreted by California federal
courts, arrested Mrs. Chin Fook kee on
the charge OF being In this country unlaw-
fully. She was taken before a United
States commissioner, who ordered her de-
ported.
The case was appealed to Judge Hanford.
who, ignoring what many considered as
the weight OF authority. followed in the
footsteps OF Judge Deadly. of Oregon, and
decided that Mrs. Chin Fook Kee had a
right to remain in the United States.
An appeal was taken to the United
States supreme court. which has just
handed down its decision. Judge Hanford
In sustained, and in rendering its decision
the supreme court adopts Judge Deady's
easoning verbatim. Justice Peckham, of
New York, wrote the decision. and II IL
concurred I'm by all the other justices OF
the court. Mr.. Peckham says that an OPP
posite view OF the law would be a viola
ton OF the treaty OF the United States
with China IL even goes so far as TO al
low minor children OF merchants TO come
into the United States.
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BLOODY HOLE IN THE ICE.
Police VIII Break Through the Yu-
kOn's Crush to Hunt for the
Missing Bodies.

The latest information in regard 10 the
missing Clayson-Relfe party is that q
hole in the ice with blood stains around
II had been found on the Yukon near Min
discovered Purser Harris. of the City OF
Seattle. which arrived yesterday, says that
travellers who arrived from Bennett n short
time before the steamer left Skagway sun
day evening, are credited with bringing
the news
The Canadian police and a Pnkerton
detective, who are working on the case
were making preparations to break up the
ice and make a search for the bodies. II
was thought improbable at Bennett that
the bodies would be found II at all before
the ice broke up and went own the river,
which may not be until tho last part OF
next month or early in May.
The Mimic cabin, or roadhouse, Is kept by
John RUSSELL and wife. He il an old
steamboat captain and is said TO have had
command Of ships on the Sound for TWEEN
~ years. He is well known by steamboat
men.
Among the Seattie's passengers was Mrs.
W CLAYTON. a relative OF the Claysons
OF Skagway, and OF the missing man. She
had no additional information concerning
the tragedy.
George Weir was a passenger from Daw-
son. He was one of the last to leave the
klondike camp for the coast. Another
Klondikcr was w Bissel. Weir states
that few Kiondikers are coming to the
there is almost a stampede down the river
for Nome, Golovin bay and Cape York
He SAYS thirty people a day are leaving
Dawson, and that the rush is accelerated
by the desire TO take advantage Of the ice
before II breaks up. Nome fever at Daw-
son has become chronic. and the exodus
threatens to greatly depopulate the town.
The SeAttle'S paSScngcrs were.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23
AMUsEMENTs.


The F'rawley company presented for the
first time in this city Mime. Sans
Gene" at the Seattle theater last evening
The same play viii be given again this
evening tomorrow afternoon and tomor-
row evening. This play was written by
Sardou, and Is termed comedy In a pro-
ioguc and three acts Both In the Sport
ing Duchess" and "Tho Charity Barr the
trawieys have proven their ability. but
II Is not saying too much to state that
Mime Sans Gene" Is the best they
their present engagement The stage set
tings are satisfactory. the costumes elab-
crate and I'm perfect keeping with the
times the play represents.
Mary Van Buren, a. Catherine Huhschcr
or Nine sans Gene, was excellent 1t
has been said that she lacks strength when
II comes to the display OF emotion and IRE
81 pasSitsn. Eithcr this ts an unjust criti-
cts N on she has improved wonderfully since
It was written. There was nothing lacking
in her Interpretation of this difficult part
10 make Il not only acceptable but worthy
OF high praise. She received three curtail
calls al the close OF the first act.
MIR Frawiey took the Part OF Napoleon
and gave an excellent rendition OF char
acter that Is analysed by different people
tempered by what they have read con-
cerning him Frawloy never ala better
work IN Seattle.
Wallace shaw as FQuche a natural born
diplomat. N not a lover - the smoke ~
battle. handled the part with fine dis
elimination. He had much better oppor-
tuntiY than in either the Sporting Ouch
ass or The Charity bah " ana took ad-
vantage Of the opportunity