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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-10
FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-Beautiful six-roon modern house.
on wide avenue; price, So. 600; sou cash. bal
ance monthly. T. Il. PlCKFORD, az 18th st.
NV iyl0-3t
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished handsome cool IL
room house; two baths; bargain; only $40 por
month; kalorama ave Apply now, A., Fla,
"A. Iowa. and 18th Tvs ct
FOR RENT-100O Virginia ave sw., SIX rooms.
800. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 920 F st. NV.
iys-tf
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WANTED-Girl to cook and do general house
work in Blue Ridge Mountains. Call at once,
BOSS, 6SS 10th 81. ne 1t
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WANTED -Colored girl for homework, family
Of two; bring references from last employer.
pl9 You s.. NV. II
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Through trains from the South arrive WASH
;rr-ton $40 A. NJ. 6:52 4. NJ, 9:45 A N, 400
M. s:l5 P NJ, and $50 P. N DAILY
local trains from HarrisCnburg, II IS A. u
-1-eeIr days and sos P. NJ. DAILY. From
Cbarlottesville, SIS A. N. and e:o5 p NJ daily
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FOUND.

PRINTING Church, society, and business
cheaper than elsewhere. satisfactory CT money
nv. fvq-3t
FOUND-Lacevs fee cream. absolutely pure
20 cents per gallon. Delivered in u-lettered
wagons. 6O7 kaw York ave. aplo-tt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-10

WANTED-One white cook. German or Eng
lish; also two colored cooks. ITO Connecticut
ave. Flat l. 1t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

lwANTED-A young man for poolrOom. zoos
Pennsylvania ave 1t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-10

Is traversed by the
Canadian Pacific Rail-
way through the CAN
Adam ROCKIES, the
SWITZERLAND OF
AMERICA
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WANTED-BICYCLFS

WANTED-To buy 100 second hand bicycles
C.. I. HUNTER. lib Pennsylvania ave. NV.
iy6-14t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Help good cooks, walters. drivers,
and laundress. Church. corner 18th and SITS.
NV. ie2O-a0t
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wANTED-BoARDEPs

good table, summer rate, - 50. pos II ST. NV
iyS-3t
ATTRACTIVE. cool rooms: excellent table on
10th st. NV Summer prices; refined surround
lnRs. je25 SOt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

tparen groBe 2tnIet6en bic Quele, aus
tpel4er Die 8e8abtung fir berbsfertes
StrdBenpflaiter fam unD ni9t birette
8eiteuer1ng un0 46i6GBung auf bas
angren3enOe @tgent6um.
Rebuftton Der Steuerratt.
Sm 8srgIei4e NIT anberen groBen
@tGOten lit Baltimore cine arme
Stabt. Der 6uuptt6eil Der Oiretten
Shuern tpirb bon ben 9auseigent6ii=
mern 6e3abIt, cine W}e6r3abl berIelben
Iino 2eute in mGBigen 8er6GItnifen.
Sir biele beriel6en 6ebeutet cine bO6s
Steuerrate seraOe3u @onfistation.
Sbi6on bic 4usgGben fir Die 9epurz
tements unb neuer @erbeFerungen
groB gepefen finb, unb 3par gr0Ber
fir Die teBte Administration ais fir
irganO cine friibere, 10 iin0 bic Stetz
ern bod niebrtger gebaIten ipOrOen,
ols in BEN BRET oorberge6en0er Sab
rem, pie aus Der fOlgenOen Sa6eQe 81
erfe6en lit:
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en- 6Gufern niat iiber:

Nuber Diefer Rebutttpn iitg3i4ts fir
bic 4n6ringung BON @9ldu6en in
8riput6Gufern bere9net porben, fir
tpel6e frii6er bic 9ebiibr $500 pro
sSubr betrug.
0ieIe Rebuttion bon Bufermiez
then ldBt bic groBe @umme BON
$4,000 pro Sabr in ben Suf4en
Der 6uuseigentbiimer pel4e, gu BRET
gro3ent tapitalitrt, glei4beoeuteno
nit etnem &apttal bon flint unb Elm
halls Wiqtonen Dollars 1T.
Quberbem unterbalten Die @ntiinfz
te aus benz 8ufer bas @aFerbeparz
tement, be5a6len einen reberi4uB in
bic StubttaTe unb be3u9len Die Gin
fen unb ben 5ilgungsfonb uuf cine
Qnlei6e BON 81, 900 gum 8uu eiz
nes neuen 8eierootrs unb CUR 8ers
beTerunq bes DaFerbtenites.
@8 1T niat unangebru4t, gu frdgen,
nie tann biefe groBe Rebuttion in
Mafermietben gema9t, bas 9eparte@
ment erbdlten, elm ueberf6uB in Die
@tabtfaFe iGbrtid be8ublt unb cine
aroBe Summe fir ben S~tlgungsfono
BEL Settle gefeBt tperben? Die @ntz
mort gebt babtn, buB bic 2eute, tpelz
DE bic Inter Departments leiten,
combetente@rperte ftnb. fpelne ber3li6
unb in @Dmpat6ie nit Der politif eli
ner fparIamen Notwithstanding
Der ftGbttf6en Regierung finb. 9ieies
1T ba8 erite Wtal, buB fol4e bemerz
fensipert6en &eIultate BON bieiemllnz
ter 0epartement er3ieIt purben, OBJ
ffon bas gintommen nt6t materteu
perme6rt porben 1T. Der Greott ge=
bibrt Der pruftif8en 4%ntpeubung Ell
ner Notwithstanding IN etnem
M&uni5ipal>9 epurtement.
GrfPurniffe Bel Der eletz
trif9en 8eIeu4tun5g bes
r0rutbz5iIlz9 arts"
Die g~egenpdrtige Administration
bat bur9 Die QusnuBung Der iiberz
f6iifiigen 8raft, peI9e INNER in Ell
ner Der neutrality-suspicious. i'm
,0ruibz 9iqs9art porbanben mar,
bas gun3e 4real bes y9ruib 6iaz
9drts~ nit sIettrif9em 2idt beleu9z
tst uH6 babar4 Der Stabt idArlia bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

8pn Seeunb 8 m. Der
Oampfer u8reslau" pom rHprDoeutz
T6en 2lobb," Capt. $. 5e1en, Der am
IL. Te6ruar BON Bremen mad 8alttz
more a6fubr, pirb bieie Wo9e bier err
1partet. &uBer ettpd 1900 3pif9enz
beds : gaFagieren brin9t Der DAM
pfer folgcnoe gdFagiere in Der 3d.
iiite nit: 5rn. 9ermann 8rode, 9rn.
Nuguit Berger, SRI. @lifabetb @ifuz
ropa, 6rn. gonrab @an5mann, 5ralt
Melanie 9riinfeGo, 5rau 9dnline
Sin5, SRI. 8ilms 9uugf, 5ruu 6.
M. 6offmanr, 9rn. @uguit Wfobrs
mann, Srau Quguit Mo6rmdnn uno
so6ter, Srn. 9. 90. @tiFer, 9rn. s.
6. @9neiber, 5rau Sofepbine B0rnle
unb 6rn. Sermunr 8eingert. Die
Sfft3iere uno 9uuptbeamten beg
Oampfers limb: eriter Sffi3ter 6.
0atb, afpeiter Offi5ier s. &06ler, britt
ter Sffi5ier ST. 8iimmeI, pierter 81
fi3ier u. ROfder, eriter Mai9tntit
81. Seper, cSngenieur, ~5tpeiter Nfai4tz
ni{t $. Riinning, britter Maf4intit
R. 8unsel, pierter Msai4tntit =.
Qonoe. 4erate 9r. meb. ST. 0urit II.
Or. neb. $. @9ulBe, grppiantz urO
3oblmeiiter 80 8luffe9n, 9ilfsJPrO@
piartz uno s3ablmeiIter 8. Gn9ler,
Oberz9teparO s. ROfler, S6srto4
6. 8led.
@rnft Mi6eal, Elm 0eutf4er, Der
ots ublirber" 9uFagier uuf benz britt
f6er Oampfer rMantinea" bier anz
lanqte, purbe geitern BON Der g1nz
~tponberunas : 8ebSrbe f~itge9alten.
Gr bebauptet, in Gbicago tpOhlbubenOe
0ertpanbte gu baben.
Der Oampfer y@%otfOn," Capt.
2ona, aebt beute Don 8otplp's Berfte
am SuBe Der 5patbl@trabs NIT fol-
oerben 9aFuqieren mad qOrt qntO@
nio. Samdicu, db: Srn. 6. u. 9umz
pbries, Grau 6. g. 9umpbries, SRI
Mnno 6. Sump6ries, SRI. @laro y.
Sumpbries unb SRI. Marp =. 9lm>
pbries aus Scpttsbale, 9a.; 9rrh =.
W. Stepbenfon aus BilmtngfOn, Se>
latpure; 6rn. alfreO 8anll, 5rau Als
freb gaull See gaull, 9rn. Solnes
Gummits unb Gruu Sames Sum-
Minis unb S6omas gumml1s aus
@6eeling, W.<8a.
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Stast Baltimore.
grirfbef6rbrrnns mad hem Ausianbe.


Die auspdrtige BpF fir Die nit
benz %. 5ebrudr enOenoe Wo4e
f6lieBt lin alien 5dlen pinttli4) i'm
bieIigen goftamte nie folgt:
Die goft lit often fir pudetzS tiids
bpn 9 u6r Morsens Bis 5 u9r Na9;
mittags tdgli9, dussenommen Cont
tags. Die 9ddet>poit fir 9euti6z
Lamb i9lisBt am MOntug, II uRr
8ormittags, per 9umpfern &ronprtn3
@il6etm," unb Mittpo6 per Dam
pier Brain" 0s 9umpfer O%erlaIz
len Retpzgorf, R.zY., penn nt9t an
bers an9egeben.
Srans @tIantif9e 81 #.
Mittpo4 = 8 ll6r 4benbs, fir
5rartrei9. SiiOeuropa, @gppten uno
8ritii8 : Snbien per 0ampfer ga
Champagne" bia 9dpre (poit fur an
rerc Sbile Guropd's muB nper Ga
Champagne" be5ei9net ietn).
5reitag-6 ubr Nbenbs, fir @uroz
pa per Oampferr Gtruria" piaA Queens
topn; 9 u6r 4benbs, fir 8eglien BIZ
rett per 0umpfer naroonlano;;" fir
56ottlonb brett per 9umpfer sur
neifid" (poft mub uper 5urneiiia" be-
sei6net ietn).
g pffurS ii b. unb Gsnirul@
Nmerito, Wetinbiene etc.
Mittpo4 12 u9r N6enbs, fir
Die Bahama : SnIeln, Guantanamo
uno Santiago per 0dmpfer "Ort3ds
ba;" mad Samaica pia philadelphia;
fir Cuba, 0ucutdn II. !. 10. per DAM
pfc v8igilanctd."
Oonneritag = II u6r 46enos, fur
cSnuqua uno !5apti per OampFer
5lanbria;;" fir bic 2espdrbz unO
@inbdrD : SnieIn, 8ritif9z, 9oadnz
riI9> unb 5run3Oiii4 Guiana per
0dmpfer r8ratsberg.
Sreitag-7 11br 4benbs, fir Bar
ba0os per Oampfer r@atdnia;" L
ubr Q6enbs, fir Bermuda per DAM
pier r8rinibab;" fir PortO &ico per
Oampfer vYonce;" fir Curacao uno
@ene5ueld per 9ampfer nNupugator;"
fir Sortune Sslanb, Samaicd uno
@rebtopn per 0ampfer r8alenctd;"
fir Grenada unb Srinioab per DAM
pier v9renuOd."
@amftag : u6r Na9mittags,
fir bic Bahama Snieln pia 0}iamt,
6la.
9of fir NeufunOlanb Dia Nortb
@poneb unb fir Miguelon ota Bolton
{6lisBt bier tGgfi9 UNI 1 tbr Na4z
mittaqs; fir Gu6a btd Sampd, 6ld.,
tdgli4 unt 1 ubr Na9mittugs; fir
Sonburas, Gotta 8ica uno 8udtemaz
Ia bia NepsS rleans tGgli4 um 8 ll6r
M6enos.
Sransz 9acificz g o #.
0pnnerftag y u6r Q6enbs, fir
6afpuii, Sapar, CHINA unb bic PRlz
lippinen : Snfeln bia Gan Srancisco.
SamItag-7 l16r 4benos, fir &us
itralien unO bic 5iiizSnieln Dia @anz
couoer.
Srunszg acificzpoft .pirb tdgli4
gum 46gangsbafen bef0rOert unb Or
rangements iino 9~etroffen fir beren
ununterbro6ene lle6erlano 8eforoez
run9.
9. 0ubies DarfteIb,
9oftmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

ipiaiqen fir ben 4nfauf zines on bas
SampbenzR eferpoir ftoBenben II. DIT
lid BON Der SpcamorezQbe. gelegenen
breiedigen @runbfides, unb bafelbe
unter Die Gontrole Der Waherbeborbe
gu ite[Ien;
i'm 5tpeiten 3peige bon 9rn. 2inbe>
mann, Der gGaitern MilIing 60" gu
e~rlauben, neben ben @erten Der
u9iebmpnt Mt. tirD @uuno 60" auf
2pcuitzgoint eine1 e~initDdtgen so Bel
40 SUB grOBen 9Ol8i4uppen gu err
ri9ten;
BON 5rn. @upton, Der rTreifomz
mer : @rturitOns : @efeqf9dft" bas
@isboot r2dtrpbe" i'm tommenben
CONNER our freien 8erfIgung 81
fteuen, tpel9er 8ei9luB unter 4ufbez
bung Der 9ef4dftsregeln bic 3peite
2efung pafiirte.
Nmenbirt.
Die 9%erorbnung CUR 9eguGirung
Der WfaaBe unb 9epi9te ipurbe BON
9rn. &olb i'm eriten 3peige uufgerue
fen unb 10 amenbirt, baB Die Snipefz
loren $1,000 anftatt $1,000 @ebalt be-
5ieben fO1en, unb a~nitatt BRET Snz
ipettionen, 10 btele, als tie t0nnen,
D%orne6men fouen.
8ertagung.
Der Staotrat6 pertugte ii9 bis
nd4iten Wontaa, ben 2. Mdr3.
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8tGgun8sfOn6 unb S8uk

IL
Oieier 5onb, tpeI9er angetegt tpur@
be, I'm Die funbirten 8erpFIt9tungen
Der Stabt Bel i6rem 6Gaigperoen gu
beden, lit ni9t ausgepliinoert uno
ni9t berdu6t fporoen, ME in Friife>
rem Syabren, nm Die Steuerrate nieoz
ria 5u balten, fonbern 1T ais ge6eiligt
angefe6en fporoen. 9erieEbs ipurbe
UNI $8,276,395.61 berme6rt, mas ben
oefammten @9uIOen : 5ilgungsFonb
3ur .3eit uuf $17,592,373.38 bringt,
pppon, tpenn mir bic probuttiben
@ut6a6en Der @taot hin3ufiigen uno
bas ReIultut bon Der tptalen funoirz
ten @9uIb d63ieben, cine Nettoi9ulo
BON nur $8,755, 29O.41 baden, ipeI6e
Gumme bur9 Die ni9t prpouttiren
@ut6aben Der Staot me6r al5 rpie
dusgel0i9t perben piirDe. Die ni9t
proouftipen Qnlagen Der Staot itnb
bus Rat66aus, oas 9ert9ts6aus, bic
6briBenz unO Martt6Guier uno bic
12O 0ffentGi6en S6uGbGuier, 60beren
909terI9ulen unO Die 60hsre&nubenz
f9ule.
pie 81 fporntffei m 6euer=
Department.,
WG6reno Die Si8tigtett be3 5euerz
0epartements betrd4tIi9 erb0bt, Die
3a6I ter @priBen, Der pferOe unb
Der 6euerpebrz MGnner oerme6rt
fporben lit, lpas cine permebrte Nus
qabe not6penbig mu4te, 10 1T troB=
Dem Die gettoz@us9abe fir ben I'm
terbalt bes 0ienItes perminbert !por@
Den, pie aus Der na4ite6enoen Sa>
Belle gu er5e6en lit:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

@etterdusft9ten. = Sir
Murplano unb ben Oiitritt Columbia
tlur am Mitttpo9, tribe am 0onnerz
flag, Regen am Ha9mittug oOer in
Der Ra9t, Iei9te n0rbIi6e pDer noroz
6itIide @iR6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

%
yWhiiit : Ifdbemie." Stefe
Hp6t: Ri6arO MansiislO in =SuIius Gdiar'.
gbaIe's r2pceum : Shectar."
Sieie Mo6s: a9riuts aarl".
,Soro's Srernbaus". = Dlele
ssoG,: gran eanetrp in rSbe GrObs9eaos".
y9pliodbEraBeu' 3beater. = Siele
@Ohe: .15e Ban tpbo OurtO@.
.4ubitorium : Wluiit : Sane." -
Tide Node: r9ussb 35ip".
.&mpire>S 6eater." Sd9lI9 5fpeE
Observation-Disclosures
,9ermdnidz Surnperetn. WtIt1<
mod, Stn 25. Gcbruar, erObtr Mast'nbah IN Or
-@erntania=N % duner6ors Qaat.'
Heuntes peabpbb : Rscitdl 5reItdg,
neu d 5Februnr. 9dd1mittdQs 4 ubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

GGlittelfrcR, sGmersen, Walas
ria, ga Grippe nno fdlIiinnte Grfdl=
tmnaer fnrirt omrd, ,,9lanep'S Manc
Bills" aud in HiiiHacr Sprm).
GreiS csc. gncnthnlben perfauft
(StS2, 6&s 80
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@etterberidlt.
Ser. StaatsnsW TsSireau, |
Baltimore, ben ~. 5ebIuar 1907

gaittI. 0orometerf. 1928 S6hfe 9emperatur. 90
RittI. 9bermonetsrh.. AZ g~ieeTislte 3tHlptvat. 81
Die h0dfe Sbneaistsit nes 1Rinsts in eintr
Stuuoc betrue Ia gieilen bonn SIonefteu.
Sa~gpekrise 8ttter. Die ~nisbriete
Ten,perutur otg s~etrieen Cages DIS 8 tlbr absuOs)
par cuf nadaeHanRtsn Gtatipnsn, ME ielat:
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Eine aeiie nad aeutiAlanS,

nm bic Welt Ober mad irsenb einer1
She'll Der Welt arransirt. &eilebils
fete iiber ale 8ubnz unb Sdmpfers
Qinien. sbeo. 8. Stentr DC
6 o.. Ais Wdter=Gtr. (266-)
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06ret!
0altet!

g:e .RtoSinasGiitnbabn' ioblss BEN at@tsr
ssottou $4,000 fir bist brsi Tor's.
Grippe, 9mften. Grfaltatg.
nav n,,r ANIL PHYSICIAN" surtEA
rs Gsuts. aG. asotststa.
(6sbsE r3IltA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

8affermtetbe rebu5irt.
Sn ben BON 8etpohnern BON 8obnz
6dufern gu entrt6tenOen 8etrdgen fir
@aFermiet6e bat cine 9roBe Rebutz
ton ffuttgefunben, ipie bur9 Die nu4z
folgenbe Isabelle 9e8eigt fpirb:
en- 6G1fern niht iiher:
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Sntnprtirte Siere

f0nnen bds Bier Der SEQ. 9iintber,
iun., 8ruusgomp." on Reinbeit, ansez
nebnem Gei9mnd unb Sn6alt ni4t
iibertreffer. Cine ein5tge Prpbe gez
niiqt als 8efpeis. 8riifet unb Sbr
tperbet fGger1 rprobatum eft" 6, &c
g. Sci. PAST pber 9billips 8rps., al
Ieiniger Jtaf9enbier : 8etrieb, 600
Gil, 6iin>gdrolinesStr. (56)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

Die &nerfennung fir Oieien berrlt=
den 8eri8t muB 4auptid4lt4 Der
TG6igtett uno por3igli4en 8erpalz
tung5fG6igfeit Oes DarOeins Sdme5
3. 9ople gu 36eil tperoen, benz bic
Gteuer3a6ler 0ant f4utOen oafiir,
OaB er in 10 grOBem NaBe bic lauz
fenoen Qusga6en Deg StaOts@efGngz
MILES berabIeBte.
9efunO4eits 9epartez
ment.
Sn bieiem Qanbe bat feline Std6t
Elm 9eiunoBeits : Department., nell
DIES oasenige 8aItimore's iibertrifft,
anO penige Stdbte tommen i6m an
8irtiumteit glsi4. Sin ein3iges8ei>
fptel liefert ben 8etpeis fir feline 5Gs
Rigteit. 0Gbrenb in angren3enoen
Stdoten unO in einigen Counties bic
Ies Stadtes Die 8Iattern fait epioe=
mild G%uftraten. bate Baltimore nur
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1CO-" OOfO
0iefe ISABELLE 3eigt, baB Die @r>
fparni7e in Der 4usgaben Re4nung
fir bas Seuerbepartement fir Die
Sabre 1900, 1901 unb 1902 i'm Ser
qlei6e nit Der Der brei borbergebenz
ben Sabre $7O,230.41 betrug. 9ieie
@rfparnife tpursn hus 8eIultut iorgz
fGltiger 8ed9tung Der 4ngelegen6etz
ten be8 Departments; gum 8eifptel
bus 4nfuufen bon S4Gdu9en ben
berielben ober glei6en QuulitGt fir
IS @ts. pro SUB, anitatt fir biefelz
ben @6IGu9e $1.O0 PRO SUB gu be-
aablen, tpie ba8 bor6er getban poroen
lit; bos @ergeben pon gontrutten fir
8eborfsurtitel pber fir Reparaturen,
tpel6e pentger, uls $500 toiteten, on
ben Minbeftforbernben mad elmer ge=
re6ten Mitbeperbung. Sn anoeren
Worten, bie1e9Rebuftior in benQusgaz
benz Re9nungen paren bus Reiultat
Der Q~npenbung BON 8ef4dftsprtn3ts
pten auf bic 8erpaltung zines Weuntz
3ipalz9 Departments. WdbrenO bteie
@rfparniB in ben BRET Su6ren BON
S70,23O.41 errei9t porben lit, BARI
nt6t bergeKen tperben, baB mebr
@prtBen6GuIer gebaut unO umgebaut
tpurben, als unter irgenb elmer frii6ez
rem Administration. 0as Na9ite6en=
be lit cine Qifte FOLDER gebauter OOer
u~mgebuuter @PriBenbduIer unb Die
ausgegebenen ober nod aus3ugebenben
8etrdge:
Neue S,prtBen6Gu er.
CIR. II 6afenz unb 2eiz
terbaus unO 9runb>
fit ............ $24, 1852
g1r. II 6dtenz unb Set
ter6au5 fir 6ei3ung.. 100000
Nr. % SprtBenbauS uno
8uutsus . ........ 2O,486.OO
Rr. % SprtBen6aus uno
8uuItele E. ........ 100000
Nt. "a SpriBen6aus unb
goutene .......... 100000
g}r. % SpriBen6uus uno
8ouftene ....,.... 100000
CIR. 7 6atenz unb 2eiz
ter6au8 uno 8uuiteQe 19,020,59
Il 9ebuut.
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SutuI $780, 62s7
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
English Derby
is Run To-day

London, May 27.-The great Derby
day dawned with threatening weather.
An immense crowd including the
King and Queen and the Prince and
Princess Of Wales were at EPSON ear
ly. A number of American coaching
parties. flying the Stars and Stripes.
cheered the American riders, Danny
Maher and Skeets Martin. Maher
rode Sir Miller's Rocksand, who was a
favorite at 8 to 4. Martins mount was
Aceful owned by Harry Payne Whit.
ney. who was a 90 TO l shot. King
Edwards entry was made to /
shot.
Rocksand. Maher up. won; Vini.
cius second; Flotsam third. Seven
horses ran.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
Miners and
Guards SCraE

Qulnnimont. w. Va. May PA
large body OF striking miners last
night made demonstration, and
marched toward the mines. where
their places were taken by 400 non
unionists. A dozen guards fired, and
100 shots were exchanged. The
strikers retreated, but one guard was
killed. and another injured: six OF
the strikers had flesh wounds. The
force has been doubled.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
MORE OF
CHICAGO'S
STRIKES
Walters and
Other Employees
May 90 Out
Twelve of the Principal Hotels
Have Already Yielded TO
Demand for 20 Per
Cent Increase

CHICAGO. May 27-Representatives
of 10000 walters. cooks and hotel and
restaurant employees today presented
their demand for a 20 per cent in
crease in wages. and gave notice that
unless the scale was signed by Mon
day they would strike. Twelve large
hotels and restaurants have agreed.
The unions guarantee sobriety and
punctuality, and assume responsibility
for honesty. The laundry people have
a conference this afternoon, and the
freight handlers are also holding a
meeting.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
ILEASIA
THE DREWS
MURDERER
HiS!FOrmer Wife Tells
the Story of Her
Fathers Killing
LeaSia Wanted to Stick a
Knife In the Hearts of His
Children and Intended
Drowning Her

1T is all lie a dream" she re-
marked. and passed her hand over her
brow. So much like a dream! 1t is
awful. and my children-but they are
safe"
The woman is a plucky, gritty little
body. and tells her story "as straight
as a string" says Sam Simmons. cap
tain of detectives. who captured Lea
sia in the barn yesterday morning.
The police believe that the woman is
telling the precise truth. They have
no faith whatever in Leasia's veraci-
ty. "A pack OF lies" they call his
story.
papa was murdered" said the wo-
man. He had no pistol with him. II
was in my bedroom. After the first
shot papa made a loud cry. and !
woke ND. Then heard another shot.
snatched up my pistol and ran TO
the door. Portiers hung In the door.
way. A gun was pointed at me
through the curtains-by whom ! do
not know. raised my pistol and
hred?"
What calibre was the pistolY'
"Thirty.two caliber." The weapon
was a safety Smith q Wesson. very
formidable pistol. automatically fired
by compression OF the stock.
II did not hear the report OF the
pistol" went on the woman; Il was
so excited Don't shoot my hus'
band had shouted. and when fired
he cried:
my God. you have shot me-!
mo. | haven't
eyes. you have
'Where?'
." Here and my husband pointed 20
his breast Then he took hold OF me
and ! screamed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
'SharpIes
Tubular
Cream
.Separators

The kind the women lIhs
They're so easily eleaned.
The kind the men IKE
They're so efficient
The kind the whole iamlly 4
cause they run so easy. tAe or,
closed and runs In oil, he n.
hangs so low that a iOyrop.
can fill Il.
II you haven't ALREADY seen 4
les hollow bowl separator M
your name and address rni vii
you catalog. No complicated d.
get out OF order and catch ia
filth, simply a long. hollOE boI
We sell on installmens Or Z
discount for cash
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
Hanged Himself
to a Rafter

Los Angeles, May 27.-F w Yeag.
er committed suicide last night by
hanging himself to a rafter In the
shack of his friend. Max Curtis. He
left a note begging forgiveness for
taking his life in his friends house.
He was sick and penniless.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
in
Wyoming

New Castle. Wyo, May CIV. c.
Clifton. the murderer of Mr. and Mrs.
John Church. was lynched by a mob
from Gillette last night. The mob
battered down the Jail door, and held
up the sheriff and deputy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
Damaged
Affections

Jefferson City. May 27.-The su.
preme court today in the breach Of
promise case OF Lena Broyhil against
IA Norton, affirmed the lower court
decision, allowing plaintiff S12.50O. II
accepted within ten days, otherwise
the case will be remanded for a new
trial
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
CA9woRrA.
Bears tho 1ln Kind fou Haa Nas BsaEli
''''s'''' = L1HzZzzs(
coon FnR cnn,nprN

The pleasant 70 take and harmless one
In an eases Of Cough Group aud LaOripne.
because Il dOes not pass immediately Into
the stomach, but takes eject right az the
seat Of the trouble, IL draws out the in.
nammation, heals And sOOghea and cures
permapently by enabling the lungs 70 con,
tribute pure lifegiying and lfe-sustaininc
oxygen to the blood and tissues For saif
BY p 9. Haas. % state street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
Tornado
Kill l8

Des Moines, May 27.-The town of
Bottna, II is rumored. was wiped out
by the tornado. The wires are pros
tTated, The DesMoines river has ris,
en- six feet.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
Iowa Town
Wiped Out

ST. Elmo, Mo-, May 27.-The easu.
alties resulting from yesterdays tor.
nadO here is today placed at rs. One
farmer Is missing.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
Killed at
Salt Lake

Salt Lake. May 27.--J. B. Mcvey,
president of the local carpenters
union. was run down and instantly
killed by a Rio Grande train this
morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27

by Tar the greatest number of high
salaried performers ever brought to
gether
Greater Salem Midsummer Carnival
June 2s-July 4.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27

Arenic celebrities from everywhers
The kings and queens OF the cbameS
circle nom every civilized country ON
the globe. Introducing innumerable
teats entirely new 10 America.
Greater salem Midsummer Carnival
-JuRe 29-July 4. - 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27

Exeelling in artistic supremacy
paraphernalia geological wonders
general equipment and in every par,
ticular and detail Our ambition is
10 surpass.
Greater Salem Midsummer Carnival
June 29-July 4.