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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
Merchants 81 Miners
Weffrrn WnrhLnnh 0nhn.

Srut in Rroft am q. sunni 1903
8Ggs btrladtn bic pilsu=Station, ME folgt:
sEdeIi6.
40 frHb 66uelpoft, 3uuptlJuit, 6aasrstotDH,
q. & 20. gabH, uHo benz SUbtH, uu0 GUsqts
uoumtu soHutaas g. Q. r. R. G6amB,rgburg,
Martiugbur9, 0jndtiter uno 9uHtts an 0srsG5ts
iu2tai, & WsttrH gabn.@
9l5 Dorm. - NcHs0llr Grprtb. Cruz ul9
lo55 Qbtnos - utomm. rad uniOr.grtoss
Z dali d, aus II Q III NJ en- SonHtag 3.
T25 BORN. - Qorf, 9. & 50. Gip. uuo c1ugts
llHir ohlia pom GmOrqsSrooc, @arli5lt II. D.. Il
8. gabu.
Q~srstotpH. 6btpDtHsburq, 6rf5trid, GmWItsz
burg unb q. & ". g1bu, BIS 5btuauooah.
1912 BERN. atiomm. mad u~nioE=9r,Ogs, Dor!
MD 3ettusburg.
1870 Raam. - Qttomm. mad GmorDsgroD,.
225 Pahm. @fumm mad GmorB=8rogt
!3.2 8a6m. BLUE Mountain GgVrlB ltl5lors
6arl; Ionic 6rs0srii.
332 1ddm. 49, 6rprtB Hab 9ori Il. 3. x g. ZIP.
4G3 ga6m. - Grprtb uab QuuttcH an Der 2aupIs
liuit. nagtrstOpu, Grtosr.d. Gnmit55aEs IND
Sbipgtrs5ur9.
i~tuitits rnioH=griegt.
525 Ra6m. - affomm. rad Q,sFd.
6l6 absnos qfomm. mad uuionsSrtogs.
Rur SOuHtag @.
Gas gorm. - Qtiomm. mad uHi0H=@riDat uUo
oanoUsr.
2a gadm. 49, Qn,r,m. mad llHiousErioQs.
423 9a5m. Nitomut. rlb AlsEd.
@jatt= uuo GspddsEHreau in gr. 215, Cts
gnlttrlUrt=StraBt
,3aas balisu al uuiou=. QtuuiBlolaja=gbtru,
Sutton uno Balbro0ts C~lortb=&osJ 5tatioHtu.
odlt Mat an Observation-Disclosures. Station an.
g.. ID. WaHii0lo, 5sn.s5up..
q. 9. 9oDtlL @. q. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
Gsittppth, Den 10. 2lmsuft 1908.

Der engttf9e 8oIontal=
Setretdr gbamberlain bat i'm engliz
fden lInterbauIe Die beioen neu err
iporbenen 9~ro0in3en in SiiOufrifo
fir bic rei9iten uno pielperIpre6enoz
item Gdnber Der Welt ertldrt. @ngz
LAMB bat a6er audi tbeuer genug oa=
fir 8d6len miiIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19

d. 8rttifu8f9reibt: sd
min ben anitdnoigen Mann tart uno
ben itarfen %unItdrOig ieben," bat unz
fer bo6oere6rter 9rdiioent in elmer
Qaien : 9reoigt, tpeI4e er porge tern
in O1iter Ban bielt, ertldrt. SIT audi
bDhIte 3eit. Sci Der Milesi4en Ser
abi6teoung mar Der ~QnItdnoige leiOer
ni9t fart uno Der Starte ni9t an
ftGn0id."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
EEIag Boot tG9lt6
mad philadelphia

Ti. Der Gritsicuz4inie uaa G5.llO;.pbil, 80
WormJttlgs an g8oHtutalsH uuo nm 3 ubr @orm.
Souutaqs, an ben ggobgu 5i1ertg.oseu @ttltgtoH
ur0 Gbttr, IA, aubdltca0. Yafa9..rt toaH,H
auf gBuui5 bis RAD Etttc-toH obsc Gbtla2satt=G;tD
f15r.u uno NIT tincn luotrsu nab Baltimore JU=
rifFdbr1p9cu IlugTsr ON i:.btu A51Uo p.cOsr 81
aauis anfommcu. gn uHo nab otm -. SUll
nr0.u Der usut GIpr:B : 51HclOam9fer r@euH1
Eurbitutts 6tibpuo,Eieit . g..in DO
6tuuog un0 otr s8ilinsa pou iaocm DIR 5ciotH
odfeu tllli5 I'm 80 80rmiTt1Gs uUo 5cnns
ta,s UNI : llbr &ormj!tlps a]bil5rtu. C15 Boot
ptrldBt Qbsllot.Vb.l tdglib um 80 90rm,ttdEs.
eorntaas Inn 8 ub5 @0rmitt115. etrr.t1e 6abct
0ur5 otH RaHdl.
Tabryreis in ciEer &i9tHHg $50; GUroid5rt
rs Saos), Qui-ig fir bic 8udt1brt ioUo5l auT
nrm 5l1z hi, 0sm &bWozEp0it, $3.50.
Rtnortiit=gtgcte init &ilfi1brt auf DIR p. &
q gabra pom philadelphia $3.50. Gurhlouiun5s
-Pil,t, nab S.ldu,ic=GitD NM J~tjdilBrt per Boot
50 70, o0tr 'laH3 NIT Der GIitHbubr. iir II
Sooe olltia, 50. 80. 6cruU 0urblauftuos Btltts
nan gtpzQort Gong sgvnu3, N5burpsg1rt, cine
wfhtura. 500. 8un0rtit 5000: Care Dtap,
9rrbreiit. 800. absa0=Elmgftr fd6rt t1q.id
llugatupuusu SoHEtI5s) IN ) llbr 45.Hos al.
giust. sum 8sriaui IN uHitrem Eiredu. Ionic
bi Al5augbi5, 9r. II, -5tuBt. nab
gl5auu. Ero0, 6aratO5d=SpriHgs TalsRiosr,
4cupDrt, GsD-olD.u t6tl, 4ortlaao .DiainJ uu0
nouoa6su 1unitsn Don otr @tyitt au Sis5iz uuo
Qrltt=5trabt. 5aribt Ut1ta 3tti.ou5.
G~lartHte 5brtDer, @3cat, ZJ4. Sjg6tfr.
Suutl6. S&S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
TricSn Haul.

Gs far5 nab cinD0biQcr 2routbcit 5ricoa @aul,
atlicbtc Gobtcr BON 6barlcs uno Bertha Qdul,
inn 10. &o6r, ibrcs 2cbcns, in Nr. 1901 Cts
Waouou=Strabc. Die 3cit Der &tcroisung miro
;r7t.r oy7esrio+ OBI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19

Ginem Mmerifaner N 4 +
es p~orbebaltsn, nit ieiner 6rau DEN
9olarfrei5 ouf einem Pluto" 81 PAL
firen. 6r. G6as. 8lpo0en unO Sat
tin 6a6en ben Nelt : Recoro oenn
aud prompt gefabelt uno Die QreTe
bat Die @roBt6at ge6ii6reno regiitrirt.
6offentlid bat bic i6peOiide Regiez
rung Ou o6en in i6rem 5erritOrium
ben BoIartrei5 nit rot6er 6ar6e an
geitri6en, oamit 6r. @lpooen genuu
puBte, ooB uro mann er Die ni6tige
2inie nit ieinem Quito i%iberfabren,
Qm Groe fd6rt 6r, @lpooen nod
peiter bis ans NOrocop ooer gar an
ben - Noropol. Oa5 pdre cine 2ei=
flung!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
gefanmtmad
stdStiidlc 0crprpnnna.

Su ucbereintimmune nit Osm S2l. Gbidnitt
nts n,uei CHARTERS Der Staot Baltimore piro
bjtrmit befannt eeuadt, oaB bel oent DlaDor uuo
PtaOtratbe BON Baltimore, gO.. ein @siu9 nm
.Snnabne Der na9IOlgenO b~stittiteu 9erprDnung
et Hetrei9t purbt:
Cine 8erOronuEg fir Den 8au Ell
nes Mb3ugstanals i'm StraBenbette
Der 2aurensitruBe, BON 5remDnt-
@renue bis 0ruio=6iQz Qpenue, uno
fir 8erbinnung befiel6en nit benz
465ug8tanal i'm Bette Der 8ruio=
9iQ@4Denue, an Der 8reu3ung Der
0rui0z9iQz2lbe uno 2durensItr.
lluo bab pas osmtiniamc sp,5ial.6omit. fit
Nb3uqgfaudle an Woutao BEN 81. @uQuF
1908, 9a6mittugs 4 I5r, in Dem Gomtte=3 immer
ots crf;n staotratbs3iptiotg cine 5iftntIi8e sit=
sung d5bolttu ipiro 5u oem 3ip,dt, bic beiaats
@erorOuuug in G%rDdouus 5u 3itbrn uuO o0tu
4erioucH, iusibe bic Nuuobme btioQtsr 9crorb=
MING bcGiinitigcH ODER ~Derielben opponirsR, elm
Vcrb6r ju Q~cDdbreu.
Sm Suffrage e.. 2. @olos6OrouQb,
6btf=6l.rl bs tuttu Startrotbs=3u.igts.
GuuG24-Nug. % mi Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
In licbcnocr GrinmcrnHs

ait unitrt tbcurc YIuttcr
Caroline GIupein,
lpcnbs bcutc oor prcibiq Subrcu, am 10. @uguit
1913, aus OiGi.m GcbcU i9ico.
Outlines to the graveyard, we wander,
Flowers to strew with tender care
On the grave Of our dear mother,
Death finds her sweetly resting there,
You are not forgotten, mother dear,
on ever viii you be;
For as long as life and memory lasts,
Twill rememDe thee.
@Uu tbrtm John unO Sobttr.
C91l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
Snhu Crchsler.

Is flr6 an II. 2tuaut 1903, Wor7cns nm = u6r
40 Minutsn, &obu 2re5slcr I'M NIttr Ron 20 3n5s
rem un0 4 W(ouatcu. Die Pc'rOigarg fin0't
0}ittUoh, glabmjttags nm ubr,
bonn ErauCghauit. 8r. -, 8nrrtioHSaHe, aus
itatt. @e3rd5uiB duf ptm gg9.ftcrn 6ri,o5oft."
r3O-u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
OteamsGitu, Jt1H.

6aiiou : 90
Sumtdg (Rldiabrt an D1outag). ....-....$ o.
SouHt1g (uur fur eiEen Eu1)............$I5O
g. G. & q. Sampler ctrldBt ben Bier Tr. 4.
qigbtr Strass, tdgltb $50 gorm. unO $50 gaam.,
dugqsnoumtH Samtaqg u10 SoHntags. Samitoes
go 9orm. uHo go Raam. Souutaqs TO 9or'
mittuas. CJullo, 2EofI8tJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
Roh= Crerk=D ampfboot>W ompoonif.

Gampfu bcrlaBt Goofong Brrftf, GUS oTGgorfs
Styobc. tl9Iit, ouber Samto9g. & Dorm. uuo
8ahut; Samrnqs Z 9orm. urO 2.3O gatm.
ProrDu'g 10 gorm. uno 3 Ra6m.: eountaqg
4 uuo 8 Born. uro 2 0cbn. mad Rot=Grt.f:
S59RH SStTli' ~ I'm. lpattr. Nam2ftL 365labt
uuO 230 Va6m FronH's 9Btrfte 40 Born.
EHo 3 gahm. 5~onrtaQ5 4 unD 8 Dorm. uro .
Tpbri. GintraqunatH fur bic Salon itst arus=
Homrsr ga6Iuigassu be; 8. q. 6tatb. Su=
psriuttnbtut Der @critG. t0l7i24, 3Dltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19


Sin MuferaB. Die Der
liner ngermania" gi6t cine Pro62 Ell
mes taoeIloIen SaB6aue5 nieOer:
rl3nan3ig Mart 8~eIo6nungl Der, Der
Der Gntpenoung elmer 8artbinoe be-
f6uloigtsn 8uBmo6erin 36usneloa
9imptees Die, Die Die bic 9emeinite
0ieoertrd6t 6efunoete 9srleumoung
oufge6radt BADEN, 10, Dab Oas Oa5
bas SdimpfIi4e Der 8e3i6ti9ung
bitter empfinoenOe 6rdulein Gimp
fees berIeBenoe8eriiht geri4tlia gum
8erfummen qe6ra6t tperOen tunn,
nadneiit, erbdlt obige 8~elo6nung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
Baltimore : 9ampf : 4adet sGo,

cutie uno BuDrriaffse S%ai'einie.l
Sis Der. StaatsH4gOR btf6rotrnb.
Sampler fabrsn tdgLlb, 6oHuta9s ousqtnommer.
BON .@apz9ints"Qi,rs, lob Qigbts6trabs, 66O
GbtHos, brett nab Oh qoiut Comfort. RorFolL,
9ottsmoutb uno oatr Quntt,n os 5i0ers. gr1
b]iHouH1 in Oh goint Comfort init g. e. 8. Gis
~icHblbn" nab RjamoHo. 0rbtnouug in 9prtgs
mOut5 NIT otm ,s,aboatO dix Sine ioIion 8ua
Ron 9OJtsmOutb nod atlanta. On Rorfolf gtrs
JjHoung init bEt rQtlaut;t GoaR Cine Qorfot
nno Carolina, Rortoli INN iuoI,a, 1orfoIG uuo
n,ti8 uro oh Dominion Sine NAB g@spbsrr
uuo Uaibin9toH, 9.s6.
DlabItiisH nab ,uropaiiasm QIau,. qururi6ia
adiittujimmtr, t:tgtrii5t 9~tttubtuuQ, Gamyfbr=
sung, Roitn fr,i. H~titrp;rtt Eoiutugimmv i'm
giu,tz9irtau Der .gapsgius" Nr. lO3. Dfsealtiz
mor,s6frab,. 3tlc9bon5 6. & 3. 81. Qaui 1875;
marptanD, g~ourtlano 485, Qlbauqb's, Is gprss
Cb1rlsgsStrdBt, uHo gtrtau DIT .Sta50lrb dir
Zine" Continental 9rut 60. Clubbing
SObH r. 5bsrpuur. g. Bropu.
g.=Eroi. II. @sHzUiaaaser, 8sa, sBaiiagierzastut
tCQ21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19

ten RreiIen Gngluno's gntriitung en-
regt. g6amberlain ndbm gar tslne
6teaung gu Der 5rage, ionoern erflatI
te, er nerbe Iid ni4t me9r in Die
@erpaltung Der neuen &olonie'n MI
I6en, ais irgenO notbperolg tet'
MoQe Der 3~ranspaal Die 6tneit4elt
4r6eiter ni6t, 10 piiroen Oieie elnfa9
b'rauBen blei6en, 8Gme maj ober gu
Der ue6er3eugung, OaB iRre glnfu1z
rung Elm not6penbiges Ilebsl lei, Damn
iper0e Die 3egierung OemBuni4e tenn
@eto entgegen ieBen, 4rbeiter 9lebt
eS CUR 3eit in Si0afrita genu8. 8lele
peiBe Qrbeiter f0nnen nt6t einr1dI
8eT6dftigung finDen, neil tie als N5'z
~nenarbsiter niht biQig genug 81 baben
Tinb. Die 6tGige 2trbeit Der 8offern
uno Ruli5 lGBt Die 9ipiOenOen Der
MinerbeiiBer onI6peqen. 8iro Der
6inetI6e Qr6eiter i'm 3ran5Ddal 3rs
qelaFen, 10 lit cine 6epeutenoe Sim
panberung BON BeiBen ni6t 3u er@
narten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
96fe!
Sale!

sur Eetie I'M &usIanoe belorst %iHHtrbatb IA StHHAel
al b~eosufeno berab8sitgttu 8Tsiie
0Ouaro BSaiHe,
Elbpsas@de SaItimores2traReHn b 8ahs0ficssanA-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19

DAB 9eutfae bic ii n b
li6Iten 8ertner Der irifden Spr0te
fino, Bat @op. 2ep6 i'm o@orreiporz
benton" fpieoer uno rpieoer bstont.
9eutI6e 8elc6rte ituOirten Die gGlis
f6e 5prafe, ndbreno Ie iiberaQ per-
nadlaTigt purOe. Sept bat elmer Der
Qriinoli6iten osutI6en @eltiite Or.
Guno Diaper, einen 4ufruf 3ur8riin>
oung elmer S4ule fir iriide8eIdi6z
tie, P6ilologie uno 2iteratur erIufen.
Sn elmer 2(niprade ir0u6lin iagte er
unldngit: n6ier lit Die dltefe0ialettz
qoeIie uno =grofa Oes peitli4en
europa in 9unoerten bonWdnuicripz
ter. er6alter, ron pet6sn ie6r penige
i'm Druid erf6ienen Iino; Diele nod
unge0Ffnst Doer Flij6tig our69eI4aut
oa liegen.. 0eI6' cine Nufgabe fir
5~tuoenten fir 8enerationen. Wer
fam Tagen, nel6eGntoedungen unier
purten uno pelfe 56dBe Der 8tfz
TenI6aft bier ber6orgen lie8en?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19

Ser iosal, 9alt: mnrsr 6rjeoboi, nah. Qit,s0iG;,
Anal slsftriiht glbu!inj:a uuo Qn!i:osSouisparo
brett gum 6yito5oi;. elf, @:9yd5nibpIdss unttr
h.t.osr Qfltes. Gisprjg. Qytiis g.rlaHq; HtueH
eoup.nirzRata.og. Ciiitt: 230 4oro<6bar.ts'
Stsabe. (Stiof EsIep5ons.l tGtI2Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19

ue6er 5000 64Hffe : a
uniere 6lotte bor9eitern gu Gbren Oes
PrdiiOenten 3ooieOeIt obgefeuert.WOz
gu oieie Munitions=9 eri4penoung ?
Sin 9uBeno, ben 9rdiioenten gu eff
rem, bate es aud getban. 3ooieoelt
bat S6au uno Ruu6 aus 10 pielen
SeuerT4Iiinoer iibettanoen, cine
68aoen gu ne6men. 0as I6Bt uuf
cute Nsrben fhlieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19

Do5 0eutf6e d 3 g e
ri6t fat Die ReDiiion BEG gum 3Ooe
bsrurt6eilten jugenoli4en Rdubmor@
Oer8 9etrois, Der feline 3onte in
Spon56eim Bel Matn3 ermorOete uno
berdubte. DerlpDrfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19

Sn&rdtau tommto teer
Sage Elm GROCER Stanoal : 9ro3eB
sur @erbanOlung. QngetIagt iino
bier3ebn Giienbabn GonOutteure, Die
bei4uloigt iino, groBe 9iebitdble an
Supelen unO 0ertbpapieren in Dit
rei6iifen Giienba6n3igen osriibt gu
baden. Gs ijnO iiber 200 3euqen aus
9eitrei8, 9euti8lono unO 8uBIuno
qelanen. @egen bic 8ernultung Der
8a6n i6peben tpegen Der 0tebitGble
5ablrsi6e GtpiIpro3eFe, ba nur eth
tleiner She'll Der 8eItoblenen 8ert3iuz
den 3uriiderIangt peroen tonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-19
oRoDal 8lue4"9inie
rod, Dbil1bsTpbia uuo gEepsgore.

MAUI @HlhNANA |t@ -NN
Cfgsrtg. ~gulGam0tu. Bert Wt. Rosal.
s5lafDaasou ...... l1Gli9 ISL g. 3.55 Q.
S1lai= L. 5guis.. Iagl3 755 Y. q 800 o
q~gTfstsgarlor, dG5gsH. 90. 9.l9 y. b q Z. 6
Qarlsr. Gnsr,.. ugg 6o. 9.52 o. 9.57 9. 6
Icrlor, IIrgr, ausgcu. 50. 1850 Q. q 1854 9,
qlrlor, Diner, .....ldQlib l55 p. s. log p.
.HosaI g.m,tt9," uUy 4uuman=5Vg.
guifrtsSmolsr, Barior, CblTpltjoHss Il. Eptils
]23aggoa5 2agii5 349 q. 3 $50 2
garisr. StTst.... 3aaH3 SO Il. 6G d &
Go1bts Y5la.-. Gogli6 900 u. 90 81 6
6allip ........ Go3lib B3q u. 1874 u. G.
YolalsSbl1fDaggou nab geUzNort frtiq 1Hm
gt5yau9 in ut. Ro0aI=StatiDu nm 1000 N5tHbg.
u, nab 4tlnnttcsG,tq, 0otmtaae; g, na5 dts
l1uticsGtta, tagitb.
@as 8ags balttn in @jlmiugtou. G, bait in
65sttr.
guLGamo:u. gcrl Ut .Rooal.
4btla. @tfom. ...... 1aglt6 sos %. $40 g..
Nbr.1 GrprsB ......cusg. 60. go q. 235 *.
0blld. GTprsB .....-aU5g. 60. ABS p. 800 P.
&btrbten Nttom., au5q. 60. 5l5 y. $50 n.
Ghid. AttuuI,.-.... MIR GO. Clio u. 6l5 q.
&lltt=SIrcaur: Gor3nstsg5s Galotrt Hup Bal
iiHor.ir., 3r. 526, 8roloDa0, Tlt. RoDals5totl9T
ooty COMMUNICATION.
3. Q. 0Grtir m9r. QaF. zraffie.
9. ". gaiiett 9GL=9aH. s&glHt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1903-12-21

troubles with the object Of indicting per-
sons who melted riots or appeared in
them Public INDICATION has been aroused
by the attempts OF pickets to prevent
the burial of the dead because of the
strike of hearse and carriage drivers, and
there is a demand for some effective mea-
,sures against such scenes as have been
enacted in the past four days. sAq
United States Attorney Dineen caused
summons to be issued today for members
of the pressmens and street car mems
unions and others accused of melting to
riot. An effort will be made to get the
unions records before the grand jury. If
the minutes of the meeting, show reso-
lutions TO employ smuggling committees, ev-
cry person at the meetings is liable to
indictment for criminal conspiracy and
the unions are liable to pay a fine for
the acts of their members while acting
as pickets. Publishers and railway Off
cials will appear to give testimony
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1903-12-21

An unknown man arrested in Everett
Saturday is believed to be the burglar
who has been the cause of a large mum.
Der of burglaries that have been commit
ted in Tacoma during the past few
moB.l-.. : = iasSfant who ~cf,;ged ~
give his name, was arrested by Everett
officers after he had robbed several homes
in that town and had in one instance hold
up hired girl at the point of a revolver.
His manner of working in Everett was
similar to that employed in this city He
admitted several of the burglaries, and
it is understood that he confessed crimes
committed in this city.
The arrest will be personally inves-
tigated by Chief of Police Fackler of Ia
coma, and if it is possible he may be
brought to Tacoma for trial. However,
if good cases have been secured against
him in Everett he may be tried there.
From the burglaries that have been com
mitted here the police have been able
to secure good descriptions of the prowler.
Chief Fackler could probably identify
him from them if the suspect is the
right man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1903-12-21
UNDERTAKES
MAKE OVERTURES
Attempt to end War with
Union Livery Drivers
In Chicago

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-The first step was
taken toward peace in the livery drivers
strike this morning when the liverymen
sent communication to the union Of
ficials asking if they would permit union
men to take out hearses at scale which
will be 81 per day. The union meets this
afternoon to consider the proposition.
Although heavy details of police have
been sent TO the stables, the undertakers
gave up the attempt to start hearses out
this morning. The dead are either un-
buried OF are being taken to the cemetery
in express or dead wagons.
Half dozen funerals occurred late
last night of bodies which had been wait
ing for burial since the strike began. They
were hurried through dark streets to avoid
strike svmpathizers and rushed to the
cemeteries.
The undertakers keep secret all notices
of deaths of Importance to prevent strlk-
ers from watching the funerals.
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STRIKERS JEER THE
MORMON ARRIVALS

CASTLE GATE, Utah, Dec. 2I.-The
mines here started up this morning with
las men, nearly all Mormon strike break
ers. Beyond some jeering, no trouble oc-
Cured. The militia and 40 armed guards
in the employ of the Utah Fuel com
pany are guarding the property.
No one is allowed to pass the dead line
established. These mines supply most Of
the domestic coal to Utah and contiguous
western states.
Vice-President Kramer is here, but de-
clines to meet the strikers committee. He
reaffrms that no union man need apply
to any of the eompany's mines. All the
mines are now being operated
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LATEST NEWS
FROM WRECK

FORT SCOTT, Kan, Dec. 2l-The lat.
est details from the wreck Of the st.
Louis & San. Francisco flying train Me
teor" show that it was one OF the worst
railway accidents of the year.
The dead are:
CONDUCTOR GEORGE HoYT.
ENGINEER CHARLES DEWEESE.
FIREMAN THEO BISHARD.
BAGGAGEMAN BELL.
Passengers;
+. WYNON, Fleming, Kan.
ASA MORELAND, Lexnexa. Kan.
LON CORBIN, Besso, Okla
JOSEPH CORBIN, Besso, Okla.
BENJAMIN GARROWs. Jcnesboro,
Ark.
UNKNOWN MAN.
SHERMAN NOBLE, Copperton, Okla.
JOHN BRUBAKER, Kansas City.
MAIL CLERK ADAMSON.
Sixty passengers were injured, four Sc
riously.
The train was going so miles an hour
when derailed. A freight crew turned the
switch of the passing track and sent back
a tlagman, who has not been seen since.
The engineer of the wreck train was
found under the debris of the engine
dead, his hand tightly clenched on the
air brakes.
The fire which followed was extin-
guished by passengers.
(See Page Three.--Ed)
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On STEAMER
WHEN SHE STRUCK

SEATTLE Dec. 2l.-The steamer Amur
from Skagway ran aground on the Harhaf
reef, near Port Simpson, in a-feg Deem
ber l5.
A panic among the S75 passengers re-
suited The officers and crew had hard
task keeping the frenzied men, women
and children from jumping overheard and
trying to swim ashore The reef was
struck at 4 o'clock in the morning, while
all of the passengers were asleep. They
rushed about on the decks in their night
c5othes and it was half hour before they
could be quieted.
The steamer Farallon, which reached
Seattle this noon, brought 33 of the pass
engers who were on the vessel. The others
were left at Port Simpson.
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MINISTERS ALLIANCE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The Tacoma Ministerial Alliance met
this morning at the Y. M. G. A. building.
The order of the day was postponed for
two weeks in order that an election of
officers for the next year could take
place. The newly elected officers are:
A. L. Hutchison, president; G. w.
Frame, vice-president; j. H. Beattie, sec
retary, and John Reid, treasurer.
The new executive committee is COM
posed of two members of which II. B.
Hendley is chairman and G. A. Landen
the other member
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COME TO TAE FAIR,
KING!" SAID SKINNER

PARIS, Dec 2l.-Robert Skinner, rep
resenting the st. Louis fair, has present.
ed an invitation to Menelik, king of Abys-
sinia, to attend the fair. The presenta-
tion took place at Adisabeba, the capital
of Abyssinia The entrance of the Am
erican mission into the capital was brill
liant and picturesque. Several thousand
Ethiopian soldiers acted as an escort.
Menelik personally received Skinner
with a cordial address of welcome. The
Americans lodge din the palace, receiving
every possible attention.
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DINNER FOR
DESTITUTE

Ensign Kuhn of the Salvataion Army
says the organization in this city is cal,
culating to gladden. the hearts of about
80 families with food and delicacies on Z
Christmas day.
The names Of 81 of the families
secured from the Associated Charit
about 20 of the names they
themselves Upon the street
Army has planted tripodse
ing. DONATIONS VIII ne thankfully re-
ceived up to Wednesday evening at
Twelfth street and Pacific avenue.
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who has been incarcerated in~amadhouse
near Dresden for FIVE yeap becnse If her
elopement with CoYef Mattacih, an Of
lhe disc9ysTy has been madd that the
princess>started a lason with N janitor
w1Sr~keeps the gate Of the IN. Her
Object, it is said, is to gain reltse@rom
the strict supervision to whiclE$4 has
been subjected. The report Of kN4 flair
has been sent to her HUSBAND rince
Philip of Saxe-Coburg, father . bpold
of Belgium and Emperor Franz M.4
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AGAINST WAR, AIW
TOO HEAVY TAXES

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec q. The
United Christian party has ISSUED call
for convention to nominate a'candi-
date for president The conyenti'a will
be held in st. Louis May l, 1904 Z ,e call
is issued to "All people who belieN that
war and unnecessary taxation shoul cease
and Christ's golden rule be applied TO all
governments by and for the peole."
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JACK THE RIPPER is ::
CAUGHT IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Emil Totter-
man. alias Carl Nelson, 81 years old, was
arrested this afternoon by detectives on
the charge of being the Jack the Ripper.
murderer who Saturday night killed and
mutilated the Martin woman at a sailor
boarding house. He has been positively
identified as the man who accompanied
the Martin woman to the room. lie VIII
be arTaigned this afternoon.
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MORE ENTRIES CAN
NOW BE MADE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 2l.--secre-
tary Hitchcock has completed the prepa-
ration of evidence in the land fraud cases.
Commissioner Richards today revoked
an order suspending timber and stone en-
tries in Oregon, California, Utah, Idaho,
Wyoming, Montant and Washington,
which we're held up pending investiga-
tions.
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he IS AFRAID

BERLIN, Dec 2l.--Nachrichten states
that Chancellor Won Buelow is in con-
slant terror of assassination by social
lists, which fact alone prevents his intro
ducing coereiye legislation to suppress so-
cialism.
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RECORD TRIPS

The steamship City of Puebla of the Pa
cifc Coast line is dischargng freight at
the Ocean dock.
The Puebla is just off the drydocx in
California. She made a record d-breaking
trip up the coast. From San Francisco
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GOVERNMENT FILES
TWO DAMAGE SUITS

suit has been filed in the United
States court by the government against
the Washington Lumber company. 1t is
alleged in the complaint that the de-
fendant company cut 94,700 feet of lum-
Der from government lands. Damages in
the sum of $56S.20 are asked.
Damages for $l6S are claimed from j. S.
Siler for the same reason.