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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
I'M CRITICAL
CONDITION


SAN FItANCIsxs1. Jan. tk.--frsnk
Mcconnell ~az kaoeked cut aud per :
haps fatally injured BY spfder Welsh
last night. Mcdonnell IL In n hoz-
pital In = critical condition. Tbe
kzpctous occurred In the TEN round
Arronneii wes already nrariy oct.
when Welsh hit htm on th- Jaw. Nc
cisnnel vent down and hts bad
struck heavily axAinss tho fioor. n
= said that he IL sssffaffrzs from con-
eusston OF tho brain. ard possibly
a fracture ~ the skufi-
Harry Forbes uAs To have fought
Frank Neil. bat was too III 20 ap-
pear. Fnrbe3 brother. Clarence. was
substituted and fought an even ba1-
lie for sta rounds IN tns seventh.
however. hs left an opening which
enable.i Nell @ land 4 knoekous.
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sac MADE THREATS

Miss Lilly Carroll was placed un.
DER arrest yesterday afternoon by a
constable from Justice Cams court
on a charge Of threatening 20 horse
whtr one u her neighbofa Hen
fiettA Endries sworr TO the com
paaint go.
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TN zfs~noon Edward Hughes
80 'ahn Williams were arrested BY
.'mm<n AffIuFg and Peterson on
mpt@Int Of John Mckinley. wha
,nsed hsm Of having robbed him
N ne tendsrfnfn district
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MARRIAGE lloHNaEa

since last August, has been chartered
90 load cargo Of raal AZ Tacoma to-
morrow for Han Francisco.
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WILL ATTEND
FUNERAL

SALEM. Ore, Jan. Ia-The legiala-
tnre win attend the funeral " the
late Representative Tongue la a
body on Sunday.
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TRAFFIC
AGENTS

poftTLANn, Jan. id.-Tho Pa
elao Coast Association OF Railroad
Itafhe Agents will meet here 20.
hiHht Delegations rum seattle, san
Francisco ana Canadian cities will
he present
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uchnnand Weed was knocked
" Ballard car December n
~. Dadiy injured. He fiied suit In
~ superior rourt today against the
~ ue Electric Company IN which
49,. ~. Tor fss.0o0 damages. lie al
L. re car was running nj an un-
m,<lM rate 81 speed and that the
~. man neglected 10 sound the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16

county commissioners this
...nlhE appointed w. A. Buahnan.
| $500 hcc0uniant. ~ examine the
q ~ court records and the books
Judge Georges court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16

An THE Man
HOUSE, rspairins In all branehss, rubber
Nsathef stuplinE. alarinai pins pong
tables. sfe. sie Aadlsunl phones sunset
hain no. fndspsndsnt iasT
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|. STARTLING
REDUCTIONS

In Sheet Music and Music Books al
D. Q. Johnston Co.'S. eos Second
ave-. who are now, while closing
out this department. selling oil
regular 600 and 75o music at zoe,
ana ell that which retaiis regular
" az from 25> 10 SOC 10 now going
81 ioo sitho., rsssrvs. In any
quantity. rssa rdisss o. cost. sslse.
tons from operas that sell rssu.
larry q, 3so. now only ioc- All
regular Soc foiios, vocal or instru.
mental. we are closing out IT zoe.
Al regular 500 instruction books
for various INSTRUMENTS no~ from
$50 10 Gee. Many s2oo books no~'
aolea az low ss yso. In fact tina
price. on all music and books are
literally cut 10 pieces. much Of the
stock being offered at lees thar
cost 10 close out this departmsn,
- quickly ss possible. ss we need
the room. We have quite lot Of
the better class Of music left. ths
cheap and popular having been
sold out long ago. u will par you
10 step in ard lock over the stock.
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L.. y. Ellis. president Of the yell
fl..,'as,e kst Mining Company. left for
N,-,sl last night via the Great
~ ,hern on business connected with
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and r,..ey underwear. In blues
worth ~ ~ Si.00 per suit. IT'S
Ibis coId VIII keep you warm
Eros. Ri winter weather. King
fifrt avenue, zee
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4 g. nEffAN 90. hSs soi some splendid
opportunities for parties who are look.
Ing Tor good tnvestmcnts In mining AMI
fisheries. office af2 and ana Arcads
bldg, Seattle. Wash.
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RAINIER nEAcH
uonKnEEg WINS rARkDlxx
On saor. q I~ss wa.hlnsssn.

II roa want : hssHa Ia a bnautiful afat
utth SOD improvements nnf rtrr nEi Esta
fsarzl viii rkafazs % ffs1hflna YpgF -
vnstnssnf sttfIta q yeaf. 40 70 Hsiaisf
ftuseh - assse, shsF@ stf~~ts sfs esssfs4s
arha.iIla atofsss sfF. ar ~ Al yse4f fssHss
naad asa LARGE - ffsOT lots afs
a~iitnn fa4taty A. 80. 80 ard 500 %
jaaytnrnt - q aAd 80 souu ans o.
ffanthfy Er<s7 - = within 0ne AND
tsa bi1ets % LAKE ami rer Hn. Over
- nf~ t-ssnas tseildinE l-ssnfs anasiHs In
BraffY sreFt ass Pre- ~erd asd uAfsF.
arant FtFu ~ lake and ateslntaisis hiah
hna healthy. ErefFfsa-tF nhts Hainlsf
tAsafh kAu MIL tpsf eOrnpistef sa1
tlini-ur fesHas Take rsntun ear On
Neahinntaa sfr~stz Per. ~ rides - =
snilsr Hre NJ Wei aaraf a. dffIos
nainlsr lieaeh - c. X. ntartexsnt e~nef.
$40 nosfns niees
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10 acres OF waterfront. all fine black
soil. 4 acres cleared and rtumped
acres OF fruit. s-roorn house. large
barn. chicken house. 200 hens
horses. wagon. ali farm tools new
one COW. loo sacks Of potatoes
school and good roads, spring OF
water. all for fs.as1.
4 acres. J miles, on good car line
black soil. level and fine. for t17s
per acre.
10 acres on county road. all improved
fs years old. n beautiful plaee. Koosl
buildings. running water. chickens
COWS and all gree AZ 8. Oo0.
TAlIOH-COOk co.
t-a@1 A rraAg
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enSsa Wilson at Ranks Han
mt lsssn1 fr3ay evenings Prf-
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A PARTNER wanted Tor road house
or laundry at Vaides. $500 wanted
have all the neceaaarics, come Al
ncr Jackson.
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NOTICE 20 union cafosntcra. trustees re-
Quifp Tho unfit 81 our niefulrrrhip card
on or before Ian. n. under penalty o.
ync, by order trustees J. c. Macpougall
Finance eectetsry.
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t7x-0 Arcade.
nARaAIs IN IN I'D

taao-win bay fa,1r fae iats iaos Iso oosasr.
cfrarr-i snf level. fae tlsrks frurn uaf
this side II 0f~eu lake. half rssli
balance tenlNa uiurthly flArurnfn MIL
rall nrrsFaisiF. NarEair
eMo@LsrEs 10. NHdteaa street cor lins
halt cash. "a new Backward
A en- ftssineaa III near nee de,rut site.
q v.lnabia Investment
Lets in west e~attir frusn $40 90 nieelt
iprstnd knt fins view.
Az A'arh. ~ tats aear Gr-su fsaks. ens-
faiaire four aasrs. this q rhreper than
acre tfarfE
ff<s-Eseh. tina tnprssrsd iota 18th srs-
moe one hie / fFpra tHiilsoni terms
offafaHEfN q HOLMAN.
1es SKw YORK BLOCK.
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cais-s,llss t,.siry renodeled. bennett,
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our AssuAl INVENTORY

Jost completed. shows that uetwtth-
standing the enormous business done
Tn these tinaa during thu closing
months % last y~af by reason Of the
Frsaf Inducements offered. We are
SIN oNerstorked In MANY LINES OF
SMALL. MUSIC Al fSSTHuMEsTS.
strings trimmings. etc. tsft over
from the wint~r a Harper and II. a
~ Cheshire stocks. which We bought
wour time arr We VIII Therefore
make very sharp reductions along
these lines 20 reduce the stock quick
~. before making contemplated store
changes.
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AUCTION SALE of groceries, etc.
". q. Bickerton a Co. will sell by
auction Mt iaAt First avenue. on
Saturday the nth. at y. m. and
7 y. M. n stock OF groceries slight
ly damaged by smoke. Canned
goods. groceries of all kinds. These
goods were removed from corner Of
Pine street and First avenue and
will be sold without reserve. A
splendid opportunity for families.
Bickerton a Co. auctioneers.
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Auction Sale

wANTEb- Men % surface clear land o.
contract AZ Rainier beach. Take Rcntor
car line and Mr.. Weed at Rainiel
Ilaarh station.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

Wefe sold by us IN December. and
establishes a record In piano fnef
rhandiHinH never before approached
b. any house In the state Of WASH
lngton. Fine Instruments Of estab-
iiahsd standard reputation. st low
prices. on easy term. with courteous
treatment and making every Euafan-
Tee an roiute3F Food. accounts tCr our
large business The public has
learned that when they buy from this
house thsy ct what they are ek-
pectins 20 get. via. the best possible
values for their money. and every
agreement Ne make about taking
proper care % the Instruments We
sell IL faifiiiet 10 the letter.
Call and look over large and eie-
giant stock % leading pianos. our
prices and terms Witi Interest you.
We have several good bargains IN
rrcand hand planoa
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u. "a west 500 fiss street
MONEY on short notice at low rate, pri.
tate money and company money 10 build
with, O. 4. Virtue. Room 4 Halter
building. phona. Black "a
COLLATERAL RANK tBarte a Reed,
money loaned en- any Eood collateral
100 Cherry.
TO LoAN-rrivsts money at low rat. al
interest namus a Osner 100 Tester
uay. poomr a 4 and O.
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CHEAP lots At as IN. az itinnaan CITY,
only ~ minutes ride on old nenton car
line, on Washington street. terms o.
down. o. monthly Come today. Large
warm once On Erounfa
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TEN ACRES CHEAP.
$3.50 viii bur ten acres of choice land
facing on a fine county road. only
ten miles south Of business center
OF the city. fine spring ON place.
lumber handy for building. saw
mill half mile from land. near
school and good nsighbors, and
don't overflow.
ADAMS a NICHOLS
itit Second Ave. Room as.
IN nAfI.ARD
vrry prvtty s.fgesn esssase On Fosfth and
crawford foe ffioos terms 10 suit.
--~--FpH HENT-=~--
and PANTRY. also large stable: rent only
A. LAWRENCE.
posA Eeraaa avsnar-
1. IA or 10 lots. ciese to car tine. In
I.atona- beautiful for a home or
good Investment. easy payments
mission. nr. +. y. Brown. room 6
Union block. us First avenue.
READ THIS arm the owner Of :
lots on Queen Anne HIN that I will
sell at half prize See me at as Ar
cade. J. n. Taylor.
sinoo 40 aer-- between Seattle and Ia.
cons. 10 acrer cfes rid ~ scfvs slash.i
orrhard ms spring - water stetteif-
srrn a Arreiis - nex~su tioek
CHEAP lots at SIS IN. AZ frnnaan city.
line, on Washington street. terms o.
down. " monthly Come today. Large
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
Indiana Coal Operators Threat
en- to Withdraw from the
Wage Agreement
SHOT FlRER QUESTION AT ISSUE
Miners Are Attempting to Secure the
Passage of a Law by the Indiana
Legislature Requiring Hiring of Shot
Firers, Whose Work Shall Be Done
at Night.

Indianapolis, Jan. 30.-The threat
made by the Indiana coal operators
to withdraw from the central COM
petitive district wage agreement at
the convention now being held between
the operators of western Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, because the
miners are pressing the passage of Il
bill requiring Indiana operators to en-
play shot firers to do the blasting in the
mines after the miners are out at night,
has brought the information that the
course the miners are taking in IN
diana will be taken before the legis-
latures of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illi-
nois. After laws have been obtained
in these four states, the miners will
move on the legislatures in twenty
other mining states. The miners say
this movement is for the purpose of
bringing about better ventilation in the
mines. This leads the operators to de-
1nand that they fire shots as rule
just before they leave the mines in
the evening. The miners say they will!
not recede from their stand i'll In
diana
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
couNTEss' SON A FRAUD.
Old Sensational Gern-an Trial Revived
In Rearrest of Royal Lady.

Berlin. Jan. S0.-Countess Isabella
Wesierska Kurilecki. belonging to "a
rich and autocratic Polish family, has
been arrested on the charge of pretend
Ing to have borne a son six years ago
and presenting him as the heir to the
estate at Wrioblewo (Posen), consist
ing Of 10000 acres and having yearly
rental roll Of $4,000. Count Wisjislow
Kwilecki. member of the Prussian
house of lords. and his son, Count Hec-
tor Kwilecld. member of the reichs-
tag, as next of kin. contested the legiti-
macy of the countess son two years
ago and after a sensational trial at
Posen she was acquitted.
The countess and Ter husband con-
tinued living quietly on the Polish es-
tate after the trial. spending their win
tcrs in fashionable Berlin society. Sus-
picions regarding the legitimacy of the
countess son continued and the prose-
cutting attorney continued the investi-
cation, obtaining fresh testimony thru
police examination of o woman who had
borne child at the time the son Of the
countess was said to have been born,
and the re-arrest Of the countess fol-
lnwor7.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
ADVISED DEVASTATION.
Con. Otis Say. Filipino Leader Wanted
Rebellion Put Down by Murder.

Gen. Otis says filtpano Leaoer Wanseo
Rebellion Put Down by Murder.
Chicago Jan. 30.-AIajor General
Otis. in lecture at the University of
Chicago last night, declared a promi-
nent Filipino urged him to put down
the rebellion in the Philippines by de-
vastation and murder.
''The advice given me was that civil
ized warfare would not terminate the
rebellion" said the speaker. 1T was
urged the insurgents would attribute
humane treatment to cowardice and
would be encouraged. Devastation and
murder We're advocated"
Instances where Filipinos were
buried alive, beheaded apd murdered
by amigos who did not countenance
the rebellion, were cited.
What the islands need" continued
Otis. is reformed currency practi-
cal land laws, limited government con-
cessions for the upbuilding of natural
industries, and sufficient capital for the
development of resources. The desire
OF a majority of the inhabitants OF the
islands is for peace and protection,
which will enable them to enjoy the
fruits Of their labor"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
CHANGE IN Trust. BILL.
Department Of Commerce to Be Given
Authority.

Washington. Jan. 30.-The senate
committee on commerce has heard the
report of the subcommittee appointed
to analyze the department OF commerce
bill as 1t passed the house. and make
suggestions as to what, If any, amend
ments should be made to the measure,
but decided to report the bill back to
the senate without amendments and
ask for a conference with the house.
Accordingly, after the senate convened
the bill was thus reported by Senator
Hanna and the senate ordree noacdon
Hanna and the senate ordered a con-
ference with Senators Hanna, Nelson
and Clay as conferees on the part Of
the senate. The senator's appointed are
the men who have acted as the sub
committee and their efforts will be di-
rected toward securing amendments
along the, line recommended by the
subcommittee. The principal amend
ments relate to the provision authoriz-
ing the president to transfer the inter-
state commerce commission to the pro-
posed department and to the amend
ment for bureau of labor inserted by
the house.
The trust provision constitutes sec
ton of the house bill. and the sens
ate committee will ask for a moditica-
ton of that provision. which will direct
the corporation bureau to secure all OBJ
tainable information concerning corpo-
rations. and which authorize the pub
licity of such information at the dis
cretion of the president. The commit
tee also adheres to its opposition to the
inclusion of the interstate commerce
commission in the new department..
The text of the proposed trust
amendment follows.
Section 6-That there shall be in the
department of labor and commerce a
bureau to be called tie bureau of COR
porations and a commissioner of cor
porations. who shall be the head of SAID
bureau appointed by the president, VINO
shall receive salary of $4,000 per an
nun. There shall also be in said bu-
reau deputy commissioner who shall
receive a salary of S2,500 per annun1,
and who shall. In the absence of the
commissioner. act rs and perform the
duties of the commissioner of corpora
tions. and who shall also perform such
other duties as may be assigned to MIN
by. the secretary Of commerce and iapor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30

Managua. His.arrest. he declared. was
a pretext to enable the Nicaraguan
government to recover rich gold mine
near San Bernardo. 20 which he secured
title before the Nicaraguans were
aware of the value of the property.
Williams. when he left the City OF
Panama declared that within a week
he would be on his way to Guatemala
City to lay his case before United States
Minister Hunter. or his representative.
He said he would push the matter and
demand heavy indemnity from the Mic
araguan government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
CLOSES MAILS TO TRUSTS.
Minority Report on Proposed Measure
Makes Drastic Recommendations.

Minority Report on Proposed Measure
Makes Drastic Recommendations.
Washington, Jan. 30.-A minority re-
port was submitted to the house yes
terday by the democratic members of
the judiciary committee on the anti
trust bill. They propose an amend-
ment which makes the bill applicable
to existing corporations and denies the
use of the mails to all corporations
violating the Sherman antitrust law.
Another amendment proposed to make
watered stock grounds for declaring a
corporation bankrupt. Provision ic
made by the minority for the impos-
ition of tax on all corporations with
q capital in excess of 100000. The
minority also proposes an amendment
putting steel, agricultural implements,
paper and pulp, window and plate
glass, salt, and other articles on the
free list.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30

or by the said commissioner There
shall also be in the said bureau a chief
clerk and such special agents, clerks
and other employees as may be author-
lied by law.
The said commissioner shall have
power and authority to make under the
direction of the secretary of commerce
and labor, diligent Investigations into
the organization conduct and manage
fnent of the business of any corpora
ton, joint stock company or corpora
ton combine engaged in commerce,
among the states and with foreign
nations, except common carriers sub
ject to an act to regulate commerce.
approved February 4, 1883, and TO
gather SUCH information and data as
will enable the president to make rec
concentrations to congress for legis-
lation for the regulation of such COM
merce, and report such data to the
president from time to time as he
shall require, and the information so
obtained, or as much thereof as the
president shall direct, shall be made
public.
In order to accomplish the purpose
of this section the said commission
shall have and exercise the same power
and authority in respect to corpora
TORS, joint stock companies and COM
binations, subject to the provisions
hereof as is conferred on the inter-
state commerce commission in said
act to regulate commerce and the
amendments thereto respecting COM
mon carriers, so far as the
same may be applicable thereto, res
|pecting the right to subpoena and
compel the attendance and testimony
of witnesses and the production of doc
umentary evidence and to admission
of oaths
All the requirements. obligations,
liabilities and immunities imposed or
conferred by said act to regulate COM
merce and by an "act in relation to
testimony before the interstate COM
merce commission" etc, supplemental
to said "act to regulate commerce" !"
shall also apply to all persons who
may be subpoenaed to testify as wit
nesses or to produce documentary evil
derce in pursuance of the authority
conferred by this section.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
Saw Hypnotisn, is Worthless.

Berlin. Jan. 30.-The commission of
experts in mental diseases appointed
by the ministry Of education to investi-
gate the healing valus of hypnotism re-
ports that 1t is essentially worthless
The report declares hypnotism can not
produce organic changes not cure epi-
lepsy nor hysteria. hut can be used
heIpfully in some instances by remov
ing symptoms thru suggestion. Hyp-
motto suggestion. however, may intensi-
fly disease when laymen apply 1t, who
do not know when 70 use it and when
not to do so.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
HEPsURN's LIQUOR BILL.
Chances for Measure Passing Senate
Are Very Favorable.

Washington. Jan. 30.-The Hepburn
bill restricting interstate traffic in llq-
uors in original packages has been re-
ported to the senate committee on in
terstate commerce. Senator DolIiver.
member Of the committee. will bring the
bill up in committee today. Senator
Wilson seemed to regard the chances
OF the bill in the senate as very good
George e. Roberts was reappointed
director of the mint Yesterday by the
president and his name sent to the
senate.
Mayor Becker. of Davenport, sent a
proxy as delegate to the coal conven
tion in Washington 20 George Evers a
house ernpIoye, residing In Davenport.
E.vers was put on the committee on
resolutions. but soon found no one was
present except democrats and that the
whole scheme was bluff to get a
chance to roast the administration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
BAD WRECK m RockFoRD.

Electric Car Jumps the Track ae .
Curve lnjuring Five Persons.
Rockford. nj, Jan. 30.-Five persons
were injured in a wreck on the Bel.
yidere line OF the Rockford and In-;
terurban Electric system yesterday. A3
car running at high speed jumped the
track at a sharp curve. the air brake9l
and reverse lever refusing to work.
The car was thrown against line pole,
which smashed thru the roof as thGs
car turned over on its side.
Those injured were: Patrick Bur1lA
side injured: Frank Dehlen, cOnduc-
tor; back hurt; ]. Connors; Gust Ring
n,otorman; James Wright; c. A. Peter
son, police ofiicer. badly bruised.
There were about twenty-five pass
sengers in the car.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
roo MUCH SUBSIDY.
German Authority Says II May Be
Carried Too Far.

Berlin, Jan. 3o.-Herr Ballin, director
general Of the Hamburg American line,
has announced that the agreement
signed at Cologne OIL Saturday by the
French transatlantic Company. with
the shipping combination, did not pro-
vide for the former entering the COM
bination, thereby confirming the pre-
yious statements on the subject, but
that 1t was simply general tariif
agreement Of the North Atlantic
Steamship Company, which has been IN
existence eleven years, and which also
includes the Dutch and Belgian lines.
In view of the situation at present ex-
isting, he added that the French line
will not enter the combination and the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-30
SHIP AND CARGO LOST
Clyde Line Steamship Gulf Stream
Ashore OF Cape May-Feared She
Will Be Total Loss.

Philadelphia. Jan. So.-The Clyde
line steamship Gulf Stream, New York
for Philadelphia, with a general cargo
is ashore eleven miles north of Cape
May. 1t is expected she will be total
loss.
The crew Of the vessel was removed
by the life saving crew. The steamer
carried no passengers.