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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04

tpeiten 2innenbeinfleiber getraeen. llnh
an6 ber gefenI9aftGidhe llnteridteo
5lpti9en @rm unb Rei4. sptiGen ben
8eiibenben unb 0ienfileuten, Der bot
Der @ntlaitung bes 8obens in Der erften
9dlfte bes borigen Sobrbunberts tm
ungartf9en 8auernI Itanbe faum eri<
ftirte, 1T n1ittlertpeile tnner beutli9er
gu Sage 9etreten, unb in Der be1ibenben
alaHe beginnt Der 5o4mutb, in ber be-
fiblofen Der Neib i'm ii@ 3u gretfen..
@elbitberitGnblih iinb es bic 8efibz
Gofen, Die ben Ws9fe[ Der 3eiten am
empfinbIi9iten beripiiren. Die 0eute
ftnb beute fait ousI6lieBlt9 ouf ben
Griperb angetpiefen, ben ibnen bic
@rntenrbeiten ~eefpGbren unb biefe iinb
natureemdb dnf tpeniee Sage fon5en@
trirt; an biefen Saeen aber leiiten bic
Nrbeiter fdF l1ebermeni9li9es, 2ones
bpr Sagesanbru9 iinb iie ouf bent
SeIbe unb erit fpGt mad Gonnenunterz
gang febren iie toteber betn.
W1it ni9t 1anbtpirt6 Or
beiten eibt itd ber unsarifde Bauer
nur ipiberitrebenb ab; er ftnbet btes gsz
tpiHernaben unter Ieiner Mirbe
gin3slne Der ungoril9er Bauern erz
freuen itb qrpBen Rsi6tbumeS; felbit
Miliondre gibt es unter i1nerr. 90
fam Elm Bauer etnit gum Birgermeiiter
npn 9olbmer0=@d1arheln unb adblte
ibm nit GROCER 9elaifenheit 100000
@ulben (S80,o0o) fir bte Bobrung
eines atpeiten drtei iiiher 8runnens auf
BEN Stfd; Elm anberer sob einem Graz
fen &arplpi NIT grDbter 2et9tisfeit etn
9arleben BON 25O,O00 Gulben ($10O,s
000), ging babel aber itets In 70 etn<
fa9er 3leibung lumber, bab er einma[
als 2anbitrei6er ner6aftet tpurbe. Die
9roben 8ermDgen iinb tebo9 ielten'bon
LANCER 9auer; Der Rei9tbum tpirb une
ter bic 9inber aufsetbei1t unb beIone
bers bic SD9ne iinb bann netiten1
tpeibli9 bemii6t, ibren Mntbeil 10 baIb
als mDgli6 our93ubringetf.
8eluitigenb iinb bic 5tftDr9en,
tpel9e iiber bic naibe HefpettloIigteit
Der nnsarif9en 8auern, bo9seitellten
Perionen gegeniiber, i'm 1tmlauf ftnb.
Ser Bauer betra9tet Sebermonn alS
feinesgleiden unb behanbelt i'm bar
na6. 9lls fia Der peritorbens gr3ber=
5og 4lbre9t einmal NIT einem Nbiuz
tanten BON einem 8auernfutf9er bur9
,tn Dorf fabren lteB, befen 8efppbner
germ erfabren batten, iper bon ben beiz
ben 9erren Der @raberaog fei, tuanbte
fi6 ber &utfher einfad3 nm, flopfte,
bem @r5ber3og nit benz pettfdenftiel
auf bic N9fel uno faste: Der bal"
Ginem anberen Wlit9liec bes SerrI9erz
bouies, bem @raber5os Sofepb, bot einz
NAL Elm 8auer eine pfetfe uSunsfernz
tdbaf" an, b. +. folden Sabaf, Der i'm
neutrality-suspicious. llnsarn birter bem
&uden Der Sindn8bebDrbe sebaut unb
suberettet tpurbe, unb fagte ba5u: nMber
er3d6len sic es um 6tnmels fpi0en
ni9t Sbren S9paser in Wien (oem
80niq), fonit mub i'd Strufe 5ublen!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04
Ser musariide sauer.

Die Trenben, bic ungarn belu6en,
brtnsen nur ielten Biz in bic @eserrbsn
bor, in benen bic @tgenart bes unsari4
iden 9oltsf9luses bon gu Sage tritt.
Ser Reifenbe pflest fid in ber unsas
ridden 9auptitabt dufauhotten, er ftatz
tet btelei9t au9 ber etnsn ober Der an
beren proptnsitabt einen BeIu9 ab
ober moat einen Musflus in bic &ars
patben; in bas 9er5 ltnsarns aber, In
bic ungartf9e stefebene, besibt fi9 iels
ten Semanb, Der bort ni9t gei9dftli9
au tbun bat.
unb bod tann man ben magpariz
f4en 9oltsf9lag in feiner gan3en urs
lpH4fefeit unb 9fa1enreinbeit nur
bort, unter benz Bauernpolt bes MlfDlb,
tennen lernen. Meber i'm ungortI9en
5o4abel unb in bem In .ungarn 70
sablrei4en nieberen Mbel, NOD tpeniser
i'm 8irserjtanbe, finbet man rstn>mas
sparifnes 9tut. Oie Betpobner Der
sroben, reinemasbariidsn St6bte totp
sen faum gum Biirserftanbe gead9ft
nerbeu; iie fnb 8autrr, bic sufddig
In gr1berer 3ahl beieinonbertpobnen.
Gs TT ni9t lei9t, In bos 9ers BEG
unedrifnen 8auNrn hirsinaubltden.
Wte al1e 9auern TIT er nerf9lpfen,
f4tpeisfam unb mibtrauiI9; ben
Gremoen seseniiber tebrt er germ aud
fetnen ylationalftola bernor. Ser tief
melan4olifde @runbaus bes nnsari1
f4en 0olts9ardtters trdst slet9fous
basu BET, boB Der unsoriide.8ouer una
augdnslt9 unb ipenig mtttbeilfum lit.
Die Oemutb unb untertpiirftsfett, Die
man Bel ben nteberen &lafen bielsr
balbgebilbeten DDlter antreffen tonn,
feblt Bel tim pouftGnbtg, feline etpas
berf4robere Dentart lGbt ft4 i9uer
Derfoleen, er lebt in elmer gana eigenen
Melt. Wie bas 2onbpolt ii6eral, 70
tlebt au4 Der ungarii4e Bauer om Off
bergebra9ten. Dagegen lit Der Geis
unb bic 9absisr, bic Bel BauernpDltern
oft febr berporftidt, i'm unsurif4en
1auern peniser ouseebilbst, eber
t6nnte man ibm ben Bornurf MAIDEN,
baB er NIT bsm @slbe au berl9tpenbe>
riih umsebe unb ouf pus unb 3ierrat
su grobes @etpi4t lese.
Die @erb6ltniife i'm unsariI9en
9auernitanDe baben iid in ben lebten
30 Sabren tpeientIif gednbert. Dies
fommt f9on in Der &leibung bes ma,
sporif6en 2onbmnnnes gum @uss
brude. On bic Stslle Der friiberen, aus
S9affellbcfen unb drmeloIen @oden
I'm Minter unb groben 2sinnunb6emo
unb peiten Qeinndnbhoisn i'm CONT
msr beitebenben &leibuns 1T bic prG.
tentiofe. aug buntdblauem Sud- gss
ferttgte, peri9niirts unb nit eroBen
Wetalltn6pfen berfebene Nationoltrqbt
NIT ben snsanliesenben. in boben Site
feln itedsnben 5ofen setreten, unb nur
TIM @pmmer tperben rod bic bsquemen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04

$3.50. CUR atbbeaablung Der Gez
fammtfuntme erbdlt ber Solontft etne
s5riE BON flint Sabren, na9 tpel1er
3eit er ieiae 8eiiBtitel uusgefolet er@
bGlt. gr fann bteie aber aud i9on
na9 IA Monaten empfansen, faus CT
Biz babtn bic 8erfaufsI1mme obsetroz
qen bat. SGntntIi9e grobid6risen
5D6ne ober So9tsr elmer Tanilie biirz
fen 2anb fir ii9 ieGbit ertperben, Die
8ebinguneen, ipelde bte Giienbobn@
@eieGi9aften gum Nnfouf bon Nreol
fterlsn, iinb fait ebenio liberal, tpie bez
ienigen Der Heeieruns.
Sir biels gtnipanberer i'm Weften
nnb georbpeIten bilben ndtiirlt9 ba5
5olagefdGft unb ber 8erebau etne 0tz
traftion. Die neiiten bieIer 2eute fdIs
len iebo9 nur bic 8dume, I'm freic5
2anb fir tire Sormen su getpinnen.
sic bletben bann bel Der 2anbtpirtAz
f9aft, inben1 tie ft9 ous19liebli9 nit
benz Mnbdn BON &Drner@ lnb anberen
5rii9ten, nit Sbftfultur unb @iebs
5udt bef6dftigen.
yleben 8oben, ber bereits ertrass.
fdbtg lit, ipeift bet Norbtpsiten ltnb
Meifen dlIerbittgs f1ehr Nreal ouf, bas
elmer idneueren 8etpdferune beoorf.
um es in bliibenbeit 3uItanb gu berz
ieBen. Die GrtragsfGbisfett fplhen
Bobens tpirb bur9 fiinitli9e 8etpG1ez
rung berbeigefiibrt. 2anb, bas bieier
8eipdiferuns ermanselt, TT ielbitbere
ftGnbli9 fir einen billiseren preis err
bdltli9 unb tptrb mebr bon YerIonen
nit 1pefulatibem Sinn erporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04

Mumienpeiaen bat man cine
3eit long cine Wei5eniorte aenannt, Die
man aus Mei3entDrnern ge5Ogen baben
poIIte, tpelde an9ebli9 in alte9nptiidben
@rGbern 9efunben porben iparen. gs
iIt beute betonnt, baB bic SomentDrner
nidt e9t gepeien iinb. sSn Der Shat
firben fi9 aber duBerli9 pobl erboltene
@ei5ens unb @eritent0rner in ben altz
sgpptif9en 9rdbern, aber Der fran3D=
Itf9e 9elebrte gbmunb Gain bat burtA
mitroifopii9e llnteriu9ungen feItge@
feat, baB biefe fogenannten pbaraonis
l6en @etreibef6rner ibrem innern 8ou
na9 bic M0gli4teit zines Mteberers
padens Der aeimfdbigteit ni9t 5us
ldTen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04
Siibweitteras luitmldt Gntb

sS- Salf, Cement, Sano, Bad
lteine, feuerfeite Steine unb Ibon.
Cheer uno Nspbaltpapier, 0adpappea
3beer uno 9lspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
sSarben, @laS &c. &c. itet3 O0rrdtbt9
bel s. 6. 7ielmann, 306 Sits
@pmnercezStraBe. @ieorige Breile,
quite Maare IDtpte quite un0 reelle
8eoienung tueroen garantirt.-
Eelepbon 4l0i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04

Die sr1Bte gfirfta5u6
bat 8errien Gountb i'm @tdate Mi9i>
gan. Dortfelbft befinben ii4 4753 MT
pftriiden bepftan5te Qder 2onbes un
bic porjGhrise Grnte betrug 140,99}
8ufbels, b. /. mehr als Die 9dlfte bet
@efamntz pfirIi9ernte bon W1idigan.
On stpeitcr 5teGe fatn @on 8uren
gpuntn nit 59,837 8u55els.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04
oaa's samilien esaeu iino bic beitsn

lteber 1000 Sabre alt
tft in 8oot, Oas fiir8lid ppn bem
beutIden 0anpfer u6obenfels" na6
Nep YDrt gebradt purbe. 0as Boot,
tpeld4es ungefdbr 20 SUB lang, 5ebn
SUB brett unb iieben SUB bod 1T,
fpurSe aus bem S6lammbette bes gtils
in Ggnpten aussegraben. 0as bore
5iigIih erboltene 6abr5eue tuurbe
@igentbum BON Sbomas @pot G Gomz
panh, pel9e es benz Carnegie SSnititut
In pittsburg, pa., bebi5irten, Die
Mmeriean Grpreb Company psrlub bas
Boot in &airo an 8orb bes bon &alz
tutta na9 Nep gort unteripees befinb..
li9en. ertpdbnten 9ampfers, auf bem
es in elmer feiten 8iite auf benz 8orberz
bede untergebra4t ipurbe. Die Srans>
portfpiten Bis Pittsburg betrugen insz
qe{dmnt $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04
,.arer Sopf,

q. 9;sroa suns unb Elm bobss riffs
ga glter iinb sUsi &siultate, bic bar&
ben @sbraud, Don Tutt's 2sbsrsBiasn
ers;.it merber.
U:ine fruis(ene Tbat(a6e.
sopti6merssn, Msalaria, Massnlanrt.
8etltopiuns. Dpspepiis, @allsnleioen
uuo a6nlidle 6rantbsiten iusroen ool'
ftdnois ssheiit ourd ben @sbraud bon
Gutt's 2eber Vtuett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04

Der @streibeetport ber
Der. Staaten betrGet felt 1895
bur9I9nittli9 173,000,000 8ui6el
idbrIi9; bies 6ebeutst eine 3una6me
BON 254 9ro5ent geeen bic bor6eroes
eangenen fiinf Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04

GrantS 5. 6 benep bci9m6rt, eas er Der az
tere Partner Der Girma S. 5. Gbene1&G 6 o.
it, pelbe @ei6dfte in Der Staot Soleoo, in o6en=
genanltem County nno Staate, tbut ,uno oaB be-
lagte Girna bic Summe opn in b Jun 5 er t
SofIars fur jeoen 9yaa BON 3atarrb besablen
miro, Ger ourb Den Sebrau9 bon Sal & a.
tarrb Sur ni6t aebeilt weroen tann
1Sranf S. Gbenep,
(@-l 9ei4uoren oor mir uno nnterI6rie6en
Siesel in mener @egenUart am g. Septem=
t@- ber u. 9. '86.
u. SO. Sleai . II, 0ifentli6er Iotar.
6all's &atarrb SIR uiro innerli6 eenommen,
ilno mirtt breft auF Dag glut uno Die 1d)leimiaen
Sberfd9en bes Sptems 2uBt Gu6 3eugniie
irei Suididen.
8. 5. @benep& 60, 9oleoO, Ohio.
eg 8ertanIt bon alien Iputbetern, 9rets rs
Gcnts Die s5lai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-04

- Roofing Felt, Be6 uno Gsphalt
bel Senrn Baulu. Eel So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
HE MAY Be
". A. LEWIS
The Police Think They Have
the Spokane Embez.
zler.

4 man 40 gave hts name as Dan
nummuud WIS arrested hy afHges
Day on Pike direct saturday uIEhi.
on suspicion The police are today
confident that the man g. VIM. Alb
bet Lewis. n former prominent Sp1-
kane attorney who is wanted fer em-
bezElcmeut Last January he dis
appeared from that city With $500,
which he held 81 trust for client.
The family uf thc rmheyHlrr wnn
hiEh in social standing in spokane,
and the AFFAIR at ths time caused
considerable talk. ufHmmuHd has
been positively Identified hF two
former Spokane citizens na lewis.
Trouble. however. has altered the
mans appearance considerably. and
a heavy beard and a difference 10
the style ~ wearing his hair also
contributed 20 his disguise. W. J.
Daush. sheriff uf spokane county,
he's been wired by chief 81 Police
Meredith. ana the identity 81 the
man will probe bly, be soon ascertain
ed. Several suspicious cirCumstnnc-
eH are attached to the arrest 81 the
man. lie stated that he roomed At
the Esmoud house on Seventh ave-
nue and Pine street, but on iuveatlE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
|a0OOO MACHINISTS
STRIKE FOR 9 HOURS
rday Marks an Epoch in the Labor Struggle
throughout the United States Men
Demand 9-HOars' Day Without
Reduction in Pay.

ssrxsToN u {. 81 striking.
.,s. Of the rnaehntsta necessary &
Z. sine hour without redue ~ :, 80 ~ ",
y - - GO 49, soppage 81
Aesheu' w 49, = ellie coast. President o'Conne. a
x.asss from Of the the rnarbtnt.t ne,a,,c aa
are gems te AZ ~ entity looks for the ship
saiters Of 'he as that
here 4hss 4''ee "s He expect
rahv iAe@ men "s cut the strike
Louis Orleans the long there viii b
|.sAmkn victorious with disorder anywhere
CINCINNATI o. May arhe tie-up caused by
eomre The painters maehinsta helpers baeksmtha
went out With the machinista The claim
|vA q a few days
nIANARoLfs strike not general
H. 30 out.
NEW Tvo maehinsts struck here this
|nnhs
MILWAUKEE, Wis May aSixeen hundred machnss quit WORK
the holders who With them
uszssd work
CHICAGO .eonly tho maehtnt-ts
About - struck signed with many
zsersrs TIE strike. however expected spread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
GAMBLERS IN A HOLE.
Following the Stars Announcement Judge George Today
Gave Orders to Destroy kennedys Outfit
Seizures Can Be Made Daily

for u IL probable that fine would
be the only punishment inflicted.
What We really wanted was a de-
ciai0n under which the gambling im-
piementa could be destroyed. We
now have that and are at last ia a
position to 20 ahead.
1T would be manifcstly improper
for me To detail our plans at the
present time. but We Will not be idle.
Gambling IN this city has got TO
stop"
Nothing TO Prevent.
As was pointed out in the Star
some weeks ago there iH now MOTH
Ing 20 prevent n daily seizure and
destruction OF all the gambling de-
vices IN Use IN the city=provided al
ways that the gambling houses are
not warned when a raid IN about to
be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
S25O,OO0 TO CARRY THE
BIBLE TO THE FILIPlN0S

CHICAGO May 19Tue
Philippines
Pearson. field % the
1T varl1usly estimated
languages and dialects the islands and correspondence with
workers IN the field
% the Bible reach
It Is Uncle Sans
erica
IT Is estimated that translation
salary Of such would
would nEurs $4,000 besides this printing
distribution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
OREGON IN PORT.

Tho oregon. owncd ~ Sol simpson
A. Coz. arrived from auRrtermaatcs
hnrbnr and lea at HchwHhncher
dock. sho IL repplendent In a new
eant ~ paint. and has been eNtcnH-
lively oeefhaulsd and refuruishsd. In
a Few DAYS she VIII commence %
take on freight FOR Nome and VIII
nau June J. Nearly ell ~ the ore
SONS nrHt-ClaeH bcfthH have been
sold ana moat 81 her freight space
has been secured.
Last year the Oregon WIS great
favoriff with tho travelling public
and ahlppcrs generally. and IL would
aecm that she has lost none Of her
uld-tiue popularity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
MACHINISTS And ALLIED
TRADES ALL OUT TODAY
Present Nothing Definite Can Be Said But With Support
Now at Hand II Seems the Men Must VIM

The strike among the machinists
ana the allied unions u on IN See
attic, and m a result about 100 men
are cut OK employment. The list tn
clueies the maehluists. their helpers.
blacksmiths aud helpers. apprrntic-
cr, boiler makers and helpers. mould
ors and helpfW. steam alters and
helpers, copper smiths and helpers,
and pattern makers.
hen belonging Co these different
unions work In all oe the shops. and
none % them can turn cut work
without representatives from each
There - no use In having patterns
made Tor Instance. II there are no
machlnists 60 make the pieces or
mouldsrn to make the castings.
All shops Closed.
AL Of the machine shore IN So
attic are closed down az far a. turn
inE cut work Is concerned. Most 90
them are cleaning up. however. and
gettinE everything in readiness for
the men 10 rsturn to work. but they
DO not - state. They claim that
the mems demands Tor nine hours
70 be a days work with a FUN days
pay AZ the present scale Of saat
1870 and as, Is unreasonable and
one which they cannot grant. In
the first place. said one Of them to-
day 10 a Star reporter. the profits
- cur business are not 70 great that
We can stand On increase q izi4 Ter
cent. IN wages | think that all ~
the machine shops In the United
States aud Canada, where the men
ara out today. viii remain closed
down until the mechanics Hee their
mistake and rscete from their pres
ent suicidal attitude"
A member % the MachinlHta'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
ARE Being
WITHDRAWN

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May D.
ne militia. Nhich has been here
rsee the great fire, Is being with
rzsn. Only four companies and
&c battery a.h now on duty.
An understanding has been reach
e Azt win prevent, for the time
,eizS al least, the etrikc that was
JARED today among the nelghbor-
hs saErnifl operatives. This strike
sealt have seriously retarded re-
bslElng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
THE SOLDIER
WAS DONE Up

Tom Ashton. an alleged bunco
Hfeersr and confidence man. was ar
rested IN Tacoma b. the police yes
ferdhy and brought back 10 seat
tie BY Detective Phillips Several
days aEn Ashton parted FRED Dash
ell. former soldier. from tie9 by a
clever confidence trick on q train
betweau this city and Tacoma.
r. man ~ wanted III peualetOn.
Ore. far similar ofeune committed
sept =. 1890. and " is probable that
he will BE sent there % stand trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20

Police Judge George today dealt
a hard blow 10 the gambling frater-
nifty and, as announced exclusively
In the Star Saturday. placed a we'd
pom Of no small dimensions I'm the
hands Of the Law and order league.
He denied that the gambling para
phernalia seized on n raid OF keune-
dv.s gambling house must be de-
afroyed.
This. II was said today. has been
the one object OF tho fight made by
the Law and Order league against
the gambling houses.
What League Says.
a member Of the league said this
mornings
we knew when we caused the ar
rest Of the gamblers that the ar
rests would amount 20 nothing even
N We were able 20 secure convictions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20

~ 1915 = Ladies' Venetian
cloth Jackets. tight or half
htung backs. double and
single breasted. silk and sat
IN lined throughout. they
are in black. tan and castor.
they have been priced at
$50; yours for ........iG75
At Venetian and Covert
Cloth Goats. black. oxford.
tan and castor. double and
SINCE breasted. tailor
stitched and velvet collars.
rich satin lining. these were
ti2Jo. for ..............ts.J0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
GREAT SHOCK
To His Friends is Death OF
Judge Pritchsrd.

OLYMPIA. May 20.--Judgs w. II.
Prftchard. one % the most promin-
ent attorneys In Tacoma and ex-
Judge OF the superior court Of Pierce
county, died yesterday at the Gale
dOnia hotel IN this city. OF pueu-
monia- He vas attending session
OF the state supreme court, ana on
Thursday was taken H. He grew
worse rapidly. Hts death came as a
great shock To his many friends ana
acqunInfnnces-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
WANT MATTERS SET RI6HT,

our regular monthly meetings. a
reporter appeared on the scene and
requested Information. which was
given him. have no doubt the
meeting was secret to him. because
not being n member Of the union, he
was not allowed 60 enter into the
hall and take report OF the pro-
cecdings.
Tho Wage Question.
THE wage question has not been
aEitated nor is there any kick being
made in that direction. Several OF
the steamship companies have sign
ed agreements with us by which we
agreed to load their vessels at 40
cents per hour. and at present Is stu
In force. The men who work At
Smiths Cove, those who load the
transports, and those who truck
merchandise To and from the ships
side are the 25 cent men, mostly re-
erulted from the employment bur
eau.
"a certain firm of stevedores Is
instrumental and responsible for
the mlsstatements. It's object be-
ing 10 precipitate trouble and break
up the union, the Longshoremen' =
union having obtained the loading
and discharEinR OF some boats for
which the stevedores have hitherto
had contracts.
Arc willing TO Pay.
"yhe steamship companies have
found out that under the supervision
OF their officials they can get their
boats loaded and discharged in n
satisfactory manner by paying the
standard wage OF 40 cents an hour
instead OF having to contract with
stevedores who are only middlemen
and pay them percentage In addi-
ton TO the wage for the labor fur
nIahed. We wish TO deal with the
steamship companies and agents di-
rect and not through etevedores.
(signed) &C. II. JAMES"
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WERETT, May 20y--visltors are
irving here TO witness the annual
"nclavs Of the grand lodge Of
Knights Pythias. state Of Washing
~. which occurs tomorrow fIues-
ND. The grand lodge will be In
sszl0n four days. IL Is estimated
nAt By tomorrow night fully 1000
Niangers VIII be in Everett, for this
great.
Al 10 a. m the grand lodge VIII
WnFene IN Fraternal hail; at the
40, ,.ne hour the grand temple Of the
.&thbone Sisters VIII meet at Odd
'eloES hail: at / .. m. the parade
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union today said I'm the govern
meut service eight hours IL a days
work. and we are willing 60 coueede
an hour ard labor nine hours daily
II. for instance, a machiniHt we're al
work on one 81 the revenue cutters
IN the bay. 10 would be put ashore
after he had put In eight hours.
Were no working for one % the
shops h. would have 20 report there
and put In twn more hours. In ord
er 90 draw a fun days pay, Il this
faiFf
In all contract work the employ
ers fgure in their labor At 80 much.
and whatever that may be, u II the
person who prys for the Job Who
has 90 stand the wages. whatever
they are. Hence u IN obvious that
the position ~ the employers where
IN they state that they cannot afTaFi
an increase % pay. IL not well tax
en-"
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RUMORED.

HAVANA, May 20.--It IL stated
that az a secret meeting OF the Gu
ban constitutional convention last
night the Plat amendment passed,
with two dissenting votes.
IL Ia also stated that the CubanH
have asked that the Isle Of Pines be
left separate, but under the protcc-
ton of the two repubIfcH
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NASTY.

BELGRADE. servia. May ga
violent scene took place this morn
Ing when the AerNiuu cabinet adj
ylmcd King Alexander 10 divorce
Queen uraga because 81 the recent
unpleasant stories connected with
her recent alleged Rccauf hement
The king became ffenEicd and
abused the ministers. ana IN the
eaarscst language. nwure he would
stand By the queen al any cost
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WHAT HE WOULD HAVE DONE.

NEW YORK. May z0.--Gen. Rus
~ 4. Alger, former secretary OF
.af, Mrs. Algsr and Russell Alger.
~ nave sailed for Europe, 70 be
sohe about three months. Gen. Al
" health - much better than
me he was secretary Of war, but
Y nas not entirely recovered. Much
y nis time abroad will be spent at
csrlsbad.
would have captured ARuinaifo
w years ago n / had been allowed
follow my plans" declared Gen.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL STRIKE.

NEW YpRE. May e8.-Chan. Ed
wards. ~ the FFaukiiu Avenue Pres.
hHteriHu church. uruoHgu. startled
TIE mrmbera ~ the Sunday school
y announcing that their HupHrin-
tenarnt. = NJ Wilson. had been dis.
mifsrf With 4 murmHr ~ disHp-
nHofai Tie ~ isaeAtrH All zta pupils
walked auf 90 fha roun
The church officials removed SUE
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ANOTHER

rExNA. Austria. May s9.-It Is
a1rtsd here that Queen Draga OF
sra has male another attempt AT
rzfss. as = result of the revelations
nrNrninx her bogus confinement.
n szsd she tried to shoot herself
|,+tzf having tried polsonl. but ar.
i..ss<znf wrenched the revolver
NJ kzr hand.
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is IT TRUE Z?

PARIS. Mar s0.--Rappel "a news
raperl this morning reports a Rus
sian statesman as saying that the
ear eontemplates giving the Rus
Sian people a constitution.
Similar reports we're circulated
about two weeks age.