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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
gon see nnO SateM.
Qr6eiter in SPeoOen'5 S6tffs6oubof
entlafen. - @er76iebene5 BON
Gee unb Safen.

See unD 9dten.
Sn Der &eFelfQbrtf Der .6peoben
S6tp Building g. liegt gegennGrtig
Die Nrbeit na6e5u bouitdnbig barntez
Der, un0 8tpur in 5olge Der Gntlafz
funq oGer &eFslma4er unb 9eIfsr
5eitens be8 9rG1ibenten Der Gompugz
ME, 6rr. 81. SO. @pebben, Dies gez
f6a6, I'M ba8 3eIultat elmer Gonfez
ren3 Seitens zines Gomite's Der
66tffsbauerz 0eretnigung unD zines
Gomite's Der &efelf6miebe : Union
Qb3ufpurten. Die e~ritgenannte Orgaz
initiation beIte6t aus alien S4tffsbuuz
err 8alttmore's, pel6e Nrbetter Be-
f6Gftiqen, unb tpuroe erit bor ipenigen
Mpnafen qegrurbet. Die 9ifferen3en
beqannen Dor eirigen Sogen in Spebz
ben's 6ubrit bubur6, buB bic 9elfer
an Der &~efelnietsret cine QobnerA0z
hunq BON so Gents pro Sag berlangz
ten, 3. +. fir Nrbeit an 8orb DON
56tffen, bic an Der Merfte ltegen.
9ieie Qo6ner606ung nurbe linen perz
peiqert, unb bic 6elftr legten bic DR.
belt nieber. Die 8efsIf3miebe muir
ben Johann bDn ibrer Union bedufz
trugt, ni6t nit Ni9turton>Qeuten gu
Qrbetten. Sobdnn purhe bic Qnqelez
aen6eit ben genannten teiben Gomiz
ten iibernieien. 6eute 0a9mtttag
5oQen Die Qrbeiter in Der 9aue an
SIDE BON 8a1z unb 8dltimoreitrdBe
cine 8erTammlung abbalten, um ii6er
bic @trifefrage gu perbanbeIn.
8erf4teoenes BON @eeuno
6afen.
Die beutI9e Barrie yU&urto Polo"
fubr oefern BON bier mad 6ernCnbinO
al, i'm bQIelbit cine QaOung fir etnen
0eutT6en 9afen etn5une6men.
Ser 9ampfer .ghemniB" bonn
gorbb. 2loDb paiiirte geitern Mpr8en
0elanQre 8reatputer unO fam en-
Qlbenb in philadelphia an. Die &G=
Observation-Disclosures fpuroen geiternQbeno
nod qelanoet, unb Die 2anbung Der
Observation-Disclosures ttnoet 9euie
fatt. Ginpunberungs Gommtnor
Qouig 8. Weis BON Baltimore unD
bier Der 6ieigen @infpunoerungSzRez
oiftrare per6en 6eute ben 8eb0roen
in philadelphia BEL Der 8egiitrirung
Der 9afagiere be6iilfli4 iein. 9o41
Dem Der 9ampfer Die fiirPbiIabelphia
beItimmte Qdbung geldnbet bat, ieBt
CT feline Heiiefuu4 Baltimore fOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

48na6men Der MaIern. - No9 3u6lz
rei9e Opfer BON 2~ungenleiz
ben.
Der 8eri9t oes GanitGtsamteS fir
bic p~erflofene Wo6e 3et9t, ouB bic
Wtaiern beoeuteno i'm Nbne6men iino;
IS nurben in ben leBten iieben 2Ugen
MIR al neue 6Gqe angemelbet gegen
ii6er 200 in Der borberge6enoen WOz
DIE uno 800 in Der oritten Sdnuar@
@o6e. Gs itarben brei &inoer an
ben Mafern gegen 8 in Der bOrbergez
benoen 8o9e. Die Snfluen3d for
bert aber mod beoeutenbe SpFer; Der
Isl6en erlugen 7 qerionen. 2ungen=
leioen Der perf9iebeniten Dirt erIagen
SO 9erIonen, mod INNER cine iebr
groBe 3abl.
Die 3abl Der GooesfGne betru9 in
Der leBten Wo9e 215, gegen 232 in
Der glei8laufenoen Wode oes Dor
ia6res. Die SterbIi9feitsrate betrug
2O.6O pro Sauien0 Der 9eIammt6ez
pDlferung, 1850 fir Die WeiBen unO
26 fir bic g&eger. BON Den 8eritorz
benen fpuren 116 mdnnli6en uno SO
pei6lifen 9ei9le4ts, AZ tparen i'm
4uslanOe geboren, 40 lpuren Reger;
153tnoer famen toot 3urDelt, 9 Ser
fonen itarben i'm 8aDpiep : 4ipG, 81
in 6ofpitGlern, l i'm 8efdngnib, 9 in
unoeren SnIfituten; 10 Snqueite lpurz
ben ge6alten. Dem Qlter na3 perz
t6eilten Die Sooe8fdIe ii4 ME fol9t:
go Der 8e~ritorbsnen paren unter 5, 4
3pi76en 5 unb 10, / 3pii9en 10 uno
Is, II 3piI9en 20 uno so, II 3piz
I9en 30 unb 40, % 3pii4en 40 uno
SO, 26 5pii6en so unb so, % 5ptz
f6en so unb 70 26 uno 70 uno 80,
II 8ipiI6en 80 unb 80 unb 3 3piidsn
80 un6 100 Sabre alt. Nl5 geboren
puroen 8 tpeiBe uno 20 Hegertinoer
dngemeloet.
Die bauptIG4li9iten Sooesurias
den tparen: Qungenf4pinoIu9t 20,
Qurgenent3iinoung 43, anoers 2unz
oenleioen 6, 8rigbtf9es Hierenleioen
Is, 6er3leibsn II, Snfluen5a Z, Yfaz
fern 8, 9ip6tberitis 3, NerOenfieber
/. 8rebsleioen 7, Nierenleioen 27,
Qetoen Der 9eroauungsorgune IA, Oh
tersf6pGfe 3, geipaltfame SooesfGae
s. = On nsuen 5GGen BON anitefenS
ben 8ranf6eiten gemeloet rpuroen:
MaIsrn IA, 9ip6t6eritis %, S4ar<
lad 9, N~srpenfieber II, gei4poaene
Manbeln 8, &eu96uIten 5, 9ldttern
1, Winopoden 9, S%uberculofis 8.
*&& Der .Qr6etter : MGnner6or"
peranFultet Ieinen b~iesjd6ri9en Wfas=
tsnbau am Montag, ben %. 6ebruar,
in Der n@ermania : Mdnner4Or<
Saue." Die ii6li9, bat Der @erein tetz
ne 1Infoften geI6eut, UNI benz Publi<
fun etfpag @ebiegenes dn3ubieten.
59par bat ma BON einem 9oripisl
QbIfanb qsnommen, bagegen lit fir
cine Rei6e BON anosren 4ttrattionen
geIDrgt. 3p0lf r~pert6oole 9reiie fir
8ruppen uno @in3elmusten blrgen
e6enfons fir bic 4npeien9eit 5abl>
rst4eg Mostep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

Ser 9amPfer n&0In" pom g}orb6.
2lopb fu6r geftern Morgen Bel So
gesanbru9 BON bier mad Bremen 3u=
rid. Die Namen Der 8aiitenz4afa
giere tprrben bereit8 i'm r9eutf9en
Gorreiponbenten" ber0Hentli4t. -
Se6S beportirte Ginpanoerer beftnz
ben fi9 an 8orb bes S4iffes.
Capt. gttf. Gpun5 BON S4ooner
IS. @belton" ipurbe geitern Hu4mitz
tag in Der OitGt4en POli3eiitution um
$33.45 beItruft, neil er 100 8ui6el
3u feline Quitern auf fetnem S4ooner
nu6 Baltimore bra9te.
Ser neue 9dmpFer nY}afd4uietts"
bon Der r9(tlantic transport 60" lit
in Der unglaubli9 raf6en 3ett bon go
@tunben nit 5000 Sonnen 2uDung
perfe6en morben. @r fuhr geftern
Nu9mtttaq BON bier mad 2onDOn ab.
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Nteni6li6cr Ginauk
auf Wteni6en.
Dtmfrkenswrrtbr mOrtr hbrr ptrfjn-
Iidrn 9llagnrtismus pom rinrm
beruOrraatnOrn Weifli6tu.

aein 36ema bat foIde5 SntereFe
6erDorgerufen ober 10 biele @rOrterunz
qen unter ben bentenOen Menf6en in
leBter 3eit peranlaBt, pie Oa5 Oss per-
f0nli9en M~agnetismus. g5 1T bemerz
fenspertb, DAB @etitIide, 9Ottoren,
profeforsn, ii6erbaupt MGnner Der
@iFsniduft tief Oariiber na9benten.
0iele Don ibnen 9aben ii9 DfFentIi9
gu ietnen pun0erbaren 8rGften be-
funnt. Die in bieier 8e3ie6ung ges
Ipro6enen @Orte oes 9aitors 9uuG
0elet aus 9or6am, Seem : gort,
tperoen in ni4t geringem M}aBe ber=
me6rtc @ommentare CUR 5oLge buben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
6ciratbsz9iten;cW.

SoIgenoe 6siratbs : 2icen3en lpurz
Den geitern pom Qftuar bes Common
PIeas { @erifts ausgeiteQt:
George s. @eipiB, %, unO 2i33ie
6. 2ingeG6o8, %. @ppltfant s. @m.
S0del, J1r. 257, Sibz8Onbz@tr.
G6urles u. M}arpeG, At, Nr. 405,
Srienoi6ip StruBe, uno Sophia g.
8ropn, 40.
So6n 8oDsrlein, 27, 93r.2O32, Sci
ferfon @troBe, uno @li3o6etb @3oz
p4er, %.
Maf., uno Cora See CORTLAND %,
Qfbebiue, rs. QppIifant %. 8.
9foo5, Nr. 1886, 9artS2lOe.
Emanuel 8aumgartsn, %, nno
Settle Mop 0'8risn, 8etOs BON
@af6ington, 9. 6.
6arrp 5rieOmon, %, g}r. 1l26,
Qo0en : 6traBe, uno 2:aR &onOae5,
q.
9Fronf 8ar6on, "a, uno SOiep6ine
SAMPLE, q. &pplitunt PoitOr 9.
8aret, g}r. $50, goro 8aiAtn9ton7
StruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

|LNAOkAN%SLDN4L AALS0 WI 0kuALlt III
ben Sob.
Ser SO Sabre alte Sobn Did be-
cling geitern Morgen in benz 8eGer
ieiner @obnung, gr. 14O1, W}c6enz
rpftruBe, Sel6tmorb, inbem er fi9
cine 8uget in ben 8opf jagte. Ser
bener160pfung fou ben Mann gu Der
ber5neifeIten Shat getrie6en baben.
6r. Did mar Der Batter be5 GrzSez
majors 9upib &. Did, be8 8e6eimz
poli3i1ten Did uno be5 Poli3iiten Did
bonn mittleren 9titritt. Oils fein
So6n George Inn 9 l1br02orgen5 na4
6uuIe fam, legte er ietnen 0rbonz
nan3= Reboloer auf ba8 8iiffet unb
begab fi6 auF fein S9luf3immer.
Surge 3ett Oarauf tpurbe Dom Seller
Der elm S9uB bernommen, uno Die
iGmmtli6en 5umilien : MttgIieber,
etnT8lieBli9 Der beioen S6peitern
BON 6rn. Did, Truu GIiiabetbSampz
ion unb SRI. Seanette Did aus gi9z
mono, pef6e fi9 8ei0e bier 81 8eIu8
auf6ielten, eilten in ben &eQer, lpoz
fel6t tie 6rn. Did nit einem 8epolz
Der in Der 6anb in Der NG6e Der
Sreppe Iiegenb borfanger. Der M}ann
mar bereits betpuBtlos, unb aus elmer
0unbe neben benz re6ten OBJ ~rieielte
bus 8lut 6erbor. Or. Om. 8laneD
BON CIR. 1881, WeitzQomburbitroBe,
puroe raid our Stelle gerufen, bod
tonnte berIelbe Bel ieiner Qntunft nur
conftatiren, baB Der Sob bereit8 elm
qetreten mar. 6r. Did bo6nte lunde
3ett in 2onoconing, Mb., unb Iebte
bereits felt mebreren Sa6ren in filler
3uriifge3ogenbeit. Gr mlBte bereits
i'm Sabre 1894 tpegen zines gerbenleiz
oens mad benz yS6eparb unb Gno6
9rattzMinl" gebra6t nerben, bod
belt er 1t9 bort nur tur3e 3eit auf.
8or bier Wo6en beIu6te er SSreunoe
in 8irqinten, rnb uls er mad fur3em
@ufent6aIt bdielbit mad Baltimore
auriidfe6rte, mar fein RerpenInitem
abermuls gGn8li4 3erriittet. Gr bin
terldBt auBer ieiner Satin adt Sim
Der, nGmIt6: Robert 81. 8. Did,
Ge9tsanpatt in @uibington, 3. g.;
9apio 6. Did, grzStaatsienator;
0eteftip Sames &. Did, 9atroImunn
George 9, Did, Wiqmm q. Did BON
Qonaconing, Qlerunber 8. uno Glqz
renee Mf. Did, iopte 5ruu 5reb.6ab@
len BON Qonaeoninq, Wlo.
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@uffuFuns bes 9irigenten.

Sober Der finf 9reisri6ter ion
iiber 5pei Puntte urt6eilen, opn oenen
INNER Der cine 9unft rNagemeinsr
@inorud" fein ion. Gum 8eiipisl,
Der cine Prcisri6ter beurt1eilt qSntoz
nation" un0 y4ngemeiner @inorud,"
Elm anberer greisri9ter bat r9rG5iz
iion" unb n4Ggemeinsr ginoruf" 81
b~surt6eilen, etc,
8is mad 6eenoigtem preisIingen
ion jeber 8rsisri9ter feline Sdbelen
uno Die i6m ii6ergebsnsn Yartituren
in feinem 8eftb bebulten, unO nod
beenotgtem PretsIingen foQen bic
gretsri9ter cine gsmeinTame COME
rer3 ab6alten, in tpel9er lie lire Rez
1ultdte bergleifen unb gemeinf6aftz
li9 feItItelen, in ipsl4er Reibenfplge
Die 9reiie an bic 8ereine unD 8eretz
nigungen ausgegeben 1peroen ioqen.
9eIes @eIammtsurtbeil lit dlsbann
benz 8unoes4prGiibenten beriiegelt gu
bebGnbigen, Der fir befen fi9ere 4ufz
betpa6rung unb 9e6eim6altung big
our Breisbertbeilung, tpel6er DdS
8unbeSJOireftorium, fOpie je Elm
9ertreter ieoes bet6eiligten 8ereins
oOer 8ersinigung beipobnen ioqen,
gu Iorgen bat.
16. Stir bic 0reis4GrtheilltnQ miro
folgenbe Sfala feitgeieBt:
6 9unfte - 8oqenoet;
S 9unfte = @ebr gut;
4 9untte : @ut;
3 9unfte = 3iemli9 gut;
2 9unfte - 8efrieoigenO;
1 9unft - MGBig.
6ulbe ober cine 8ru63o6l Buntte
gu ge6en, 1T fsinem Prei5ri4ter er@
laubt.
8ei'm 9reisItngen ielbft Ioaen bic
8reiSrt9ter berartig in cine Goge pld@
3irt peroen, baB tie ni4t i'm @tanOe
1tnb, bic preigiingenben 8ersirs 81
ie6en, uno Die 9ereine Io1en ni4t NIT
Namen, fonoern na4 Nummern duf@
qeruFen fperoen. Die ben Preisrt4>
tern gu acknowledgement Parttturen
miiHen nit Der Drummer 0es jepetltg
Iingenoen 9erein5 oerIe6en ietn."
II. Der ooer ~biejenigen 8ereine,
pel6e bic gr0Bte Qn3uhl 9untte err
5ieIen, finb gum eriten Preiie in iRrsr
8la7e bere6tigt, un0 oementfpre4enO
Der aei6enfolge mad Die fOlgenoen
@ereine gu ben nG4iten 9reiIen.
IS. ONE preisftngenben Stdotez
uno GountDz8er6inbungen miifen
bei'm 9reisfingen nit 3pei 9rittel
i6rer gum Sdngerfeit angsmeloetsn
SGnger auFtreten. Sol9e 8ereinigunz
gen, fpel6e na9 8eri9t be5 8unoesT
MuIifzGomite's nit tpeniger, ME 3pet
0ritteI ibrer angemeloeten Sdnger
fi4 am 9reisIingen betbeiligten, itnb
gu einem 9reiie nt6t bere4tigt.
10. AZ Gs iolsn BON 8unOes me-
gen 5 9reisri6ter angeiteat peroen,
DON benen fir bret Der rgforoDitli4e
5Gngerbuno" je $500, fopie bic
8ei1etoiten 3ubIt, fpdbreno ale onoez
rem 4uslagen in bieier 9tnIi4t Don
Der 5eItitaot gu trugen iinO.
b Oas 8unoes@W } uIttz@omite bat
bic Numen Der Yreisri6ter cine
8o6s Dor benz 5GngerfeIte Our4
3eitungen 0ffentIi4 6etannt gu
MAIDEN.
20. Die 4nfteQung Der 9rei5ri4@
ter ion bur9 bas 8unOeSzWhuiitz@oz
mite geideben, bod 1oa fem Prets@
ri6ter aus elmer Stabt oDsr etnem
GountD ernannt perOen, aus tpel4em
@Gnger gum nNorOOitli4en @dngerz
bunb" gsb0rsn. Sin idriftli4er Gonz
trait foq nit ieoem 8reisri4ter i'm
Namen bes rRor0Oitli6en @dngerz
bunbes" abgei4lofen peroen.
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ten in 8tmington 6, baltsn in
cnrrn Qnne,s GiIcnh6hn.Gn.

GabrbIaH rat in Rraft q. . #. 1902.
7dmDfsr o~srlaHsn Bier 8r. 10, 9iFbr=5traBt:
8agIia (auggcnOmmcy Samitagl 6l5 g5Tmttta95
unb Bis @admittG5s; Samrags nm 5I5 Cora
mitt13s uno , llbt 3a8mjttaag mad Ruts5s.lnor
Gtntreoilt, Genes uHo 5Dii4snitat,ousn.
aui3lub an nIslaiUars & Obi. GlcHba5n' NAG
Cation, Criorb uno 8Djiaenfoti0HeH.
Gradt Diro sntgsgtn gsnoumeu an GS03sHiaosa
bis 6 ubr N5tuos.
Ste5bont: 6. & .. (st BAUD SOP. To. (6snl
o.. 8. @. 6rOEtL
CRai27I5) gsrtrals8EibaitsiH 5Er.
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- Grfcs(on-Sfnfe.

QlttraFtiDe BuFtr.aOu mad WbtIu seIpbia
un5lItenD in gtttsrtou, NIB. uuo G6et,r, IA.
Gtd $50, .Ruiit, 500. aansfabrt Us 9o19
$3.50: @idfabrt NIT Der 3. < o. Gi'Hba5a'
$3.50. gua atlantic : Gjtg $2.T5: ggt. 1915.
glo5 Itp=9ort $500; Gre. 5000. 6trn:r
pur6lauftHOs gjucts mad agbanp, SrO1, Be-
itou, ReusSaoen CGouu) uro 9untttn u0rOIib
tGgli5 UNI . ubr Ra6mittags, ousgtuommtr6onu
tags. Euge9Oot 73O 9ormittags :cgtja. Qls
GrurfonszBi1cts ptrotu i'm SiirSau uuo btI q L
buugG be, Rr. is, 0orOsGbartssstrabe. Dsrs
Parft. S6reibt peasH 3ttlitbaEDbu6.
GIGEtHet SbriDsr a5tnt,
@7, 1875 Rr. 204, 2ig9tf6tr.
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Gine sleile nad 2entIAlanS,

nm bic @sIt o0er mad irgeno etnem
She'll Der 8elt arrungirt. ReiIebiIs
lete iiber ale 8a6nz unb 9ampferz
2inien. Sbeo. s. 9iener &
6 o., AS Mater=Str. (266-)
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Geiiem sie bener nadb 0eutIdInnS9

lin bic 6eften 8uiiiten unO PldBe
gu fi6ern, fO1ten Oieielben frii65etti9
6elegt nerben. 8iIete per q Or D.
beutf9e 21opb ober 8 q M
buroer 9ampfer, Baltimore
pber Sem : gort, prompt beIOrgt unb
uQe 4usfunft ertbeilt bur4
g.. Gainc,
Grbebttion biefes 8ldttes.
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sndtc i'm Zone GrL1fnna.

Der SO Sabre ate SO6n Did eridieBt
ft4 in benz Seller ieiner @obnung,
gr. 1401, Mc6enrpitraBe. - Sin
Nerpenleiben trie6 ben Mann in
ben Sob.
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*** Der o8srmanid : Surnberein"
tiinoigt fir Mittpo6, ben %. 5ebr.,
einen groBsn Masfenbal in Der Ser
mania : Wdnner4or 9aQe" an.
Dertbboqe @inseln< uno Gruppens
9retR nerbep gum GHttpurf+Don Ges
1biegasu Wlaan auipqrIeL
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@elSienSnn9cn nah ScntiHlamS.
"a Gents pro Wtart uno Gpmmiiz
iion. gbep. 8. 9iener &c 6 o.,
415 @attr=S traBe. 4usIGnoif4es
@elb, 8s9ieI uno GreOit : 8risie.
S9iffsturten bon uno mad europa
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9amhfIatfsaNn,eiaen

gOrboentr6er . ,.
~ 9le9slmdsigs
9antpf "a S6tffG9rt
Baltimore NM SrenteR
bur4 bic neuen unb %erprobten, nit
alien Standardization p~erIebenen
9~oitbampfer eriter &laTe:
DHhetn," g8rdnbenburg,"
D9etur," nGaRe1,"
Pain" u8reslcu."
Die @gpebitionstogs Tno, mie Fol9t:
BON Baltimore: -
~GBemntB," M}ittipo4, ben is. Seer,
2 u6r Ra6mittugs.
"8reslau," Mittno6, ben 4. MGr3,
2 u6r Ru9mittug8.
"6rantfurt, Mittlpo6, ben 11.W2Gr3,
2 ubr Ha9mittags.
n8rdnoen6urg," Mittmo6, ben 18.
Nfdr3, 2 11br Ha4mittag5.
"9o1el," 0}ittnO6, ben Is. N}Gr3, 2
u4r Ru4mittog5.
8pttts RaiHt:s paflotsQrtig:
BON $40 so ar.
3 Dttbenotdg . aiiaq gretTe:
Bon Baltimore Ia6 Bremen .............$ 3G 90
gon Bremen mad Baltimore. so
RuRortiisoiusts BOA SIltlmor.:
ga6 Bremen unO 3urud so
Btg:n 5ra&t UNI BuRags penot uan F5 an O.
gentrdIsAGeat;H
q. S4uma9er C Co.,
SIR. S, eaOs9ao= strdSe.
pDgE
@bDdrb Raine,
Offic. Oss sStutiaH &SrrsipouOsutsH.S
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@dRf8farfsH

aao ben Gntopa Gbsr Bremen Ssss 2aS
bnra b,iOI5t Die
wvpsDtftsn Bss .DaatIAtH GDFFeipeNSsnten'e
Ssm,g@aR MatsnaEssStE. gsA @ss96eg4s@
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Snnit1ts=Seriht.

M~6ne6men Der MuIern. - g}o4 3u6lz
rei9e Spfsr BON 2ungenletz
ben.
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NVWVNEUYVWI -VNNIUU9 ND0 NVtW.
Ro9 9ope5 Grtefz2iuit, 73l 9orm.ttlQ3 ur0 457
911mittags al 0o3srtd1tu. $50 8ormJttass
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luniouz Statiou 1900 8orm.), tags
B, 9ittsbura, Chicago. G)lebtIano,
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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-05
FIGHT FOR TOGA
GROWS EXCITING
Senatorial Situation in
Colorado Is Badly
Complicated.

DENVER, Jan. 4.-The Senatorial stua-
ton in Colorado is becoming decidedly
complicated and should present declared
plans be carried out the contest over the
selection of a successor to Senator Henry
NJ Teller, which will begin in earnest
with the convening of the Legislature on
Wednesday next, will be, to say the least,
exciting and more than likely spectacular.
The solid support of the Democratic wing
of the Legislature for Teller is still main
tanned, while the Republican strength is
parceled out among four candidates, of
whom former Senator E. O. Woleott is
the most conspicuous. At a meeting of
the Democratic State Central Committee
the matter of the threat of the Republican
majority in the House to unseat the en-
tire Arapahoe Democratic delegation was
discussed and resolutions adopted to the
effect that 1T is 1.-The right and duty OF the
Senate to utilize the same constitutional
right and authority and restore the equi-
librium."
The majority in the Senate being Demo-
cratic, should their threat to meet
revolution with revolution" be carried out
it would bring about condition rendering
a selection of a Senator impossible. With
a solid Democratic Senate it is claimed
deadlock could be maintained to the end
1t had been practically agreed that on
next Tuesday night a caucus of the Re-
publican members of the House would be
held to select a Speaker, but it develops
that several members have refused to be
bound by the actions of the leaders,
claiming that they were nominated and
elected on an anti-WoIcott pledge and
they fear that n caucus selection of a
Speaker would be made to appear as a
Wolcott victory and would probably be
really such. For this reason they will, il
is said, remain away Tuesday night They
number seventeen, enough 10 defeat any
action the caucus might agree to.
A sensation was created by a circular
just issued from the headquarters Of p
B. Stewart of Colorado Springs who is
supposed to be the spokesman of the ad-
ministration at Washington. The circular
charges that copies of letters, supposed
to have been received from Senator Lodge
saying Wolcott was the choice of the ad-
ministration, have been circulated among
the members of the Legislature and de-
nounces them as forgeries. The circular
declares that the wish OF the administra-
ton was only that a Republican should
be chosen Senator without regard to any
particular candidate.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-05
TORRENTS POUR
ON RAILROADS
Passengers Are Pris-
OnerS in Trains in
Washington.

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 4-There was
nothing done on the Northern Pacific line
to-day not train leaving the city and
the railroad officials are unable to make
any definite statement as TO the future
The chinook still prevails and water is
pouring down the Cascades in torrents.
At Martin, on the east side of the tunnel.
there is a washout of nearly 200 feet,
while several places between the tunnel
and Ellensburg are under water or the
tracks covered deep in mud. The damage
in the State may reach 81 900 900.
To sum up the difficulties the Northern
Pacific is now struggling with there are
five washouts on the main line between
Castle Rock and Kelso. There are in
Vulnerable slides all the way from Co.'S
mopoliS to the terminus on the Grays Har-
Dor branch. The Auburn cutoff Is under
water for one mile Nearly mile of track
is gone in one place on Green River. Five
or six other minor washouts are reported
between Lester and Palmer. The big
washout at Martin is followed by a sue.
sion of washouts and landsndes all the
way to Ellensburg. The South Bend
branch is under water and covered with
slides from Willapa to the terminus.
The company has two passenger trains
tied up at haywood and is taking the best
care possible of the passengers. There are
slides ahead and washouts behind and ar
rangements are being made to get more
supplies to the trains as needed. There is
no way to get the passengers out at
present, owing TO the washing out of all
road bridges in that section. Not a county
road can be followed a single mile in any
direction. One passenger train is bound
up at Lester, where the passengers are
also being cared for by the railroad. No
communication is possible either way
until the water shall have abated.
The Great Northern is exactly in q like
predicament with the Northern Pacific.
The first effects of the chinook were TO
again carry away the bridge at Meadows
Creek. Trains were then directed over
the Northern Pacific, but before they
could be dispatched east the Northern
Pacific was blocked, as stated.
SEATTLE, Jan. 4-White River over
flowed its banks near O'Brien station,
fourteen miles below Seattle, at 3 O'Clock
this morning. The people of the town
were awakened by the water, in many
cases creeping into their beds. A relief
train was ordered from Seattle and on ar
irving with boats the rescuing party
found several families, the women and
children of which were huddled on chairs
and tables in order TO keep from the
water that was more than two feet deep
on the floors. All persons were taken to
places of safety. No lives are reported
lost, but much property has been ruined
or lost. Tonight the floods are subsiding
pie of any other nationality.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-05
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