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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

snal aosf. frsa kisshsu for asrsann
desiring - aaak thair uNn nseain
Tahhaa. chairs. sfe. are FREE. I've
Ik4re passIHane faf dancing have
tseen erected ara nssv ~ used ~
any ns8essa - Hs#tsfH ~ PERSONS
y ha eNH waxanH Hn sstaHkh 20 sHAY
ths lEn@F.
rh~ baths ar aeeu from sssls
taafnanH uH late - alKht every aaN
IN the wo@k during the ssffHfa#f HsAs
saH Par : eaats = person Is H8p.
pifsd with = N8ts. = fresh e4kp "a
pHfa soap and . raufu 80 ~ hieh TO
frrm8 Far J esssss Hrase raa msF
have an Individual laekeF AMI Feufn.
The services u So saHiHE tn
etruatur are a yeaF disposal free
of ehNF3es
81 paaf ewes the public baths
largely 70 ftr. Iustua 9hsHa hs@lth
stsstsassti stsffs4ss Rhn = eHtfliAd 70
great creme far altfssultlsa 0xer-
esma ard unfh aeFesnpiishrd FuF
Nears ~ fslxht for his favarits pro-
fset and has zAf last son = victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
WAS 4 BUSY DAY FOR
CORONER HOVE

During = period u a hours ending
At - e'eleak yesterday afternoon
enfansf HoYa aud hta staff teNentt-
gated sevxa xtatsat deaths. three man
we're killed In the uFest NetthcHa tuus
mel q suicide Was committed al
uoesmetawn. a baby was murdered At
LAwsan = IaiHuf waa Killed ct Black
Diamond aud Seattle carpenter was
killed in fall from a hultalna. The
auiAhar n cassaa Ia = tfSe parted 1t
sime has not hean saaaled since tins
Lawson mine ainaafegs when Twelve
men were killed Bsafiy = Fear Nke
II T. prahahle that 10 inquest NlI
ke held ever the euaaHllas # the thfes
saHs#st lassaF@Fz ~as ~sEa Aiissa
Wednesday Blaht essaasg 1lass tH=
xsstiaataa the ease yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

the sshasi provided. that this does not
relate te private property.
All r@Tesns entering his tank
must Aueaait Ia thorough search bY
ia sheriff and shall 81 tha firas en-.
psfshn.ex. battle. wash their efethas
and cells and always thereafter keen
their elsthss, eeils and themselves
perfectly eisan
rHis Rut.E 70 M srRlertsx AN.
FuNcrn
4 ossFEsisas. ashtlas. splttias sn
TIE near nAhiaa unnecessary dlfs.
sNtesHsAs af entering anutksaa rall.
aea.
1 Loud talking singing. laashlas
~ making any disturbance IL foFklds
dsa between the haaFz Of 10 , m.
ahd d a m. Alaa during religious
services ntaehealeueA Of this rule Wlll
be severely pantahsH thu penalty "a
he named by the court
When an inmate i heldihE a cen
verssttan NttA a visitor. ali persons
fuast keep al = respectful distance
fAveedFoppinM wiil ret be Tolerated.
Z All hersaas have a risht @ con.
Nrns the eouFt by entering a proper
complaint With the sheriff who shall
decide whether = ssssloa % the aessfs
- necessary, All inmates shall at
tend ali sessions % the court unless
excused ~ this judge
ABSOLUTE SILENCE MUTT M
OhAERNEn
q white the eesFt Is IN session 20
peFsaa will be heard ~ permitted 20
speak aateas nrHt addressed BY the
fsldsa.
q All persaha ar,s prohibited fraFn
walhiaa in thn eaFFtdofa playing
cards % making any disturbances dur.
ing suesi hours. Aiaa ffoia wasting
Faed IA arr manner
10 All peFaens are sorhlt1en 20 al
dress . Stsates unless afst addressed
By hlna. and also fersldIAp % In anY
~ax snnss - tnsait xlAiter anies.
eFaxokea ~ h.lu
II All persona uast aastNt thu
shertN ~ Any time when called VISA
ard n IL the tutY - all inrfaa ta@ to
eaH ths sSSesns attention 20 saf
asvixtfan fFSu the aheve Fusas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
1000 Tarantulas Came Along

SOUTH ksIIWAukEE. VIA. July
si-H AInatrin % SIS klnntehinais
aeSaa@, opened . crate % bananas
y hlsih had been shipped 10 him ffosu
southern nrastl and inside fnana a
huAe female tAFAntass and roe lsaa
than t0ee baby taruntuias. Ths
sssashsf was mhss4t the slse Of q
mans hand. liz sxasesasas the
greatest nerve. as Weii a. tho uts
t4ast care. Mr. ArS4steln aud two II
ala clerks asssaeesded IN ses2aktlas int
= glass; lar tire sfaes hss aad haf nus
sssirua= proaoar Tho exhibit viii hs
tAksa 60 the psatsiin uta.ensn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
cHiLREKS CARNIVAL

No, "a be euidone BY their elders.
she children Of East Cherry street.
had a carnival II their own yesteGg
aar afternoon. Though IL lasted
hut a day ard cost theEn but A few
rennies from their savings hanks,
the street fair was ea tnyrd e. the
limit BY thirty enthusiastic young
stssn. not = whit irzs than u u
BAD coat as much a. ths present
Ia hsF carnival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
REPORT ON RIVER
AND HARBOR K0RK

The ferfhcomsng report n MAJ
Joha Ntllsa. ch@f ~ the fnltsi
States engineering eoFps for tnsa
dsxtrfef. shawa tHAf = Tast amount
Of work haA bnsn undertaken during
IN. fiscal ysaF endfsg June Do
About Siaa s18 has been expended
tn thseaFfsaH ilupxuveusrtas uhiet
Ineiass the dredging Of Wtiiapa riNs
Or snd harhor. ~ NhaAeofn hAFhofs
Of nfayss harhor and Of the gov
srrssrs@at canal eonnsrting Puget
sound with Lakea gaiosf and Wash
tnktorz. ard the CONTAMINATION ~
ths harbor Hnes 81 EgAttses Ahef-
E.sn. HoqaiaEn ard West sssnttie.
fhs greatest arHeant ~ work n
been dons on ths government ca
nal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
HhE MARKETS
WHOLESALE Prices

WHOLE9ALE PRICES
Ths-s Fstess ar. = shy hyrss u as@@
sssa fxl.ss = s'ssa Essehssss sssf@ss
p~oStslsrs
ry~sh hfat.-ee~ hs-f. ~ N. steer t..as.
80 80 ~ ~ ~ psss sss -
se@- tffsa y. esiis~s fresh izs&< r.
Vegetables
CESS sssH. ttsz s-ss 49, c.tffa4His -.
t@sfz #si #sT#ss 81 y s=ss f7ttz.
takAe g. ~ esAf4frle isssiata@e 81 80
ANs essien washlesipn. qoe -
sssustss. easas. as s~i ss..a -
4A4a isszsfHHss sFslieassslz esfes szs4Hss :.
& 90 y dos ssH plant. leo pit
Green Fruis. Hse.
sfs;.-. 81 =Tf - Sass Ssrs. - sFz=i
asnsaisuree g. box srrleefs, Efssc
,s,. ea,liss,. + s,lss 49,. .% s,s's
80 -. ', Il -, Z = ., ss.'. s, s..'.
ssa s sss,s u 81 Il ss 500 esils.-sl.
pesFs. 4 20 pfgass fieo srstef rfus@F-
Ne sllrsnK ehiessns. fsH0s0 dpE
liea geese, ia4iic.
Butter, Cheese. Enas. Poultry
nu,tsrs washtnston efsanstiss. 1eel DAT
fsss tr..h rsnsh. sssaso sea. n.assr
eess.. s.uv. washington tan sssssa.
Jfu fiaTfaiiTaa 81 1lrR w@iss. HftHs5 49, 20
f.usiitrN ffsasad turkeys. 80 14cE i've
hsas IGsFtsMa tive HAahs tNsi dressed
ise spsins ehisEsns. 81 $3.50 aoa-
Hay. Grain end Feed
oats. 80 ton. barley, 80 toni wheat
- ton. chop - ton. old e. w. timothy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

uutuhsra ne. lac 1iurdick'a hall.
South Seattle.
neokbindsFs Carpenters hall.
faae Fourth avenue
Cooke and Walters Olympia hail.
tI0AA Second aVsnna
Laundry Wagon nrivara-=chr-
pentreM' hall. 1850 Fourth avenue.
tsanaaharunau - IonKahuruman' .
hall. Seneca street and RaiiroAd
ANenuns
MaeAlnlsts,-u linton hall. Pacific
block
Mattresses .waitrssasa hall. iiao
second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
BIG FOUR" MEN
TOURING COAST

A party Of officials ot the Big
-Four route. consisting Of W j.
I4,fnna. aaheral pasaetgnf agent Of
the system. y y Cpfrai0ck. srsas-
arar ~ me sine. and his aun-in.
La. a. ". Peek. arrived In this
effy yesterday.
The visitors are making tour ~
the west ard have just finished 4
'trtp through tha Ysit9WHfous PARK.
They Iaavs today for Fiet1fia Ga
thair return journey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
M 0nUmEhT TO
SHAKESPEARE
Il win be Erected 3, El,lror., n,
Scene Of sHamlsts

sstYssgsssssgfs4 4 q ~ -ssssss sFs sees
being taken By rrntntnent Haz8iaa
POETS. scientists. artists and Lead
iuH rfssn. farstha erection 70 8 fuea-
antant 10 SshakssQeafn ct tfNnefa.
the scene % Hamlet.
In answer 10 tha Rnfeal. Queen
Alexandra has given tbs first sub
neripttun. aud ueDaautad 70 an In
scsiptiun stating sthat Tie Danish
princess Naa crowned EuKiatad Z
queen luat SEQ years altar tas writ
ing OF Hamlet. primes of Denmark.
wTsha fnanumant viii be exseoted
by Pref. TIaHseirus and viii ahow
Shakespeare seated. papers in his
left hand. and "A psfisn ~ aSs ItNiri.
nsadltating ever '1tamlsta The
pedestal VII bsar hsngiish and Dam
ish embletnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

@nnef when travelling I'm italy. osx.
ing 20 their Inability - speak the
Italian language. Wtsi hal Ntth o.
light the anu8uuesfus= that the
italian nhsoe tats4n for the ssaptnvs-
saeKa 81 tourist traffic. intan3H "a
Instruct cabmen IN FsuRiiah and 20
marx tia cabs 81 those who can
aQeek 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

Jessie M. Schiey. tho famous artist
and cousin OF Admiral Achlsy, IL .
visitor here. and Is engaged on a
series of negro studies from Ire,
Almost every morning Miss sohidy.
accom- panied by one OF the GovinG-
ton artists, repairs to "Oklahoma."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

en- o ton. nSw- So - tani Eastern WASH
trEten compressed timothy. cid tsf 20 tunl
Fsr wheat hay, $500 ton new aifesfs.
81 % ton new Puget sound hay. Fa.s
ton. niddlinan. t47ea
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
ThsRs prices are for sos3s delivered "a
rallreat. freight d@rut O. Oh the dock IN
this eitYJ
vegatshis and Green fruits
Burbank prtatoss natives tA1 ton.
rakinaa siaes teai aafruta, VI ~ asasl
native eniouA ta1i arap> ftuse taao4& %
Hay and Grsls
Eastern washinxtsn timothF. cid. SIC. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

ron AUCTION SALE or CAP
riot HILL LOTS ace page ). ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
ScHlEY'S COUSIN is
FRlENDT0 NEGROES

covrsarov. Ky. July si.--alss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

ten; Alfaifa. SO 70 81 ton. cats. g. %
tom barley 81 % ton; wheat. 81 %
toni bran. 81 O. tom shorts. 81 % ton,
uiiddlinEr. sd ton. Puget Sound hay,
SO 10 81
EGGS, Poultry ard livestock
Spring chiekens, tt2 TNHa.no dos.
ENRs. fFssk raach az1esc. live heha, fac
~. i've dtbckn 1914 ~ dressed veal
kaea b. dfeeesi sutton, e4at4d u. dre a..
ed hnens Fhf1sr fhi uhf8cs hesf COWS On fusst
"a III steers % fuss. q 10. calves On fopt
bsa4e 10. hogs On foot. 70 10 hides. sssafo.
-
ron AUCTION SALE or CAP
rot HILL. LOTS see page :. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

con AUCTION SALE or car.
ffcL Hill LOTS see pass :. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
TAJAH cA6MEN TO
LEARN ENGLISH

snCMK.~-Annsrfcan ana English
bsznsss eho are greatly tne9nYsnl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

oats. 80 ton. hartey, 80 toni wheat. :
- ton. chop - ton. old e w timothy
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

A Long Felt Want Filled-Gehring
now has a frst-class harnessmaker
and repairer. Take your work to
Gehring's. Masonic Temple. 1920
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28
rRoLLEYs CROSS THE BRIDGE.
Rapid Work on Street Railway Ex.
tension.-Line viii be Com
nIete in a Few DAYS.
plete in a Few Di

The trolley ears reached The east
end Of the plaza this afternoon Be
ginning tomorrow morning il IS e x
pectcd they viii make regular runs.
Work on the line around the plaza
is being pushed with all diligence and
before many more days have passed
the circle will be complete.
1t looks good TO the people Of the
west side and to the people Of the
east side to see the electrics cross the
bridge. The electric line will prove
a great convenience to all the peo-
pie and the company itself will doubt
less be greatly benefited by the ex-
tension.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

castaneda: A. B. Frenzel, Denver;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert oglesby. Cha
mute. Kans.; J. B. Rodey, Denver;
Thos. Seward. Albuquerque; 4. o. S.
Buck, Denver; Ed. G. Walt, Denver;
5. A. Ulmer. Pueblo: e. Waldo Ward,
New York; w. A. Lamb. Denver; A
M. Hardinge, Santa Fe.
Rawlins House: Mrs. NJ. OaConnor,
New York; DIR. d. O'Connor, Ann Ar
hor: g. H. Fuller. Bedford. Pa; Chas.
Merz. Wichita, Kans.; A. J. Forbes,
Trinidad.
Etoorado: Lee NJ. Muir, Mineral
Hill Z. ". Wilson. Albuquerque.
La Pension: Z Al. Rowe, Dayton
Ohio; z. v. Ions, Evansville. Ind;
Thos. Seward, Albuquerque
New Optic Thos. Oliver, lronWood
Mich; p. ]. Corbett, Hurley. WIS.
Miss Jessie holman, Springfield, n
III; Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Fisher. Mineral
Hill.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
cottage; apply to Mrs. Humes. 10-14s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28
ENDING or ROMANCE.
Young Demins Girl Receives Shocking
News Of the Violent Death Of
Her Lover.

Word comes from Deming Of the
tragic outcome OF a love affair in the
Windmill City, and one Of the saddest
cases of the kind ever chronicled in
New Mexico. Miss Nellie Deemer has
suddenly received word Of the death
Of her fianee, Walter Coulson, while
the latter was on a trip to the south.
The news came like a t%hunderclap ont
Of a clear sky. and the young lady was
almost Frustrated with grief,
Coulson was a young mar who came
to Deming about six years ago. and
hy his pleasant manner, manhood and
integrity, made many friends in the
Windmill city. Not long ago be left
for a trip through Louisiana. The 9th
or day the brother of Miss Deemer
received a telegram that the young
man had been instantly killed by a
fat from bis horse at III Moro, Louis
lana.
Miss Deemer left Immediately for
Ell Moro. and nothing further has been
heard of her since her departure.
The hearts Of the good people Of
Deming have been profoundly 81 rred
BY the occurrence, which has blasted
the fondest hopes Of one Of the most
estimable young ladies Of the city.
Her sorrow was pitiful to see, and yet
she has won the admiration Of her
community by the fortitude which she
displayed in getting ready and leaving
Immediately for the secene Of the I'm
timely taking away of her betrothea.
Mr.. Coulson was an unusually bright
young man, and his prospects We're Of
the rosiest for a happy welded life
and an honorable career.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

Hon. G. A. Spiess. president Of the
New Mexico worlds fair commission,
went over to the capital this after
0 0 to hold a session Of the building
committee, consisting Of himself, F. A.
Jones and Arthur Seligman. AT the
meeting the plans for the New Mexico
building al st. Louis were submitted
by Architects Whittlessey of Albuquer-
que, Rapp of Las Vegas and a gentle.
mar from Chicago. The plans will
be inspected and a choice made.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

4 canvassing agent with snail
amount Of money may ecu the
agency Of a California product that
can be sold to every family Of Las
Vegas and surrounding country. A
fine seller for a house to house can
vasser to handle with other goods.
II is an article Of daily consump-
ton, and whore once sold is d sure
repeater. The product is not as YET
introduced in New Mexico but hun.
dreds Of applications have been re-
ceived from there. For particulars
prices and sample, address, Man
ager. T, Q. Box 5S7, San Jose, Cal.
ifornia. 1osi4l
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28
PERSONAL


Agapito Abeyta is in the city from
Mora on business.
Don Severino Martinez is in from
Black Lake today.
Special Officer "A. A. Rugg Went
north this afternoon.
Chas. llfeli reached home from New
York on No. I last night.
Sheriff Cleofas Romero went up 10
Ration On business last night.
DR.. ". r. Upton was a north bound
passenger last night on No. s.
VIM. White, the wool man, returned
on No. 5 this morning from a southern
trip.
Thos. Seward, an alert young bust
ness mar Of Albuquerque, is spending
a few days in the city.
w. A. Lamb, representing the Fair
banks.Morse company of Denver, was
away for the south last night.
A. B. Frenzel, the mining expert,
who said good things about the Tung
stem deposits, is here again.
Chas. o. Williams Of Ration was
brought to the railway hospital here
today, He is suffering with janndice.
NJ. q. Becker, the industrious west,
ern manager for the Germania Life
Insurance company, IS doing business
in the city.
Chief Justice Mills, Attorney L. G.
Fort and M. r. Gortner. who are at
Ration attending court, are expected
home tomorrow.
Lou NJ Wei, the dry goods man,
returned this afternoon from Mora.
where he called on the trade and Sc
cured a fat book.
F. Waldo Ward, the handsome rep.
r~esentative OF a New York fancy groc-
cry house, is making his annual call
on Las Vegas merchants.
A. NJ. Hardinge. territorial me
teoroligist, is spending the day here.
He will inspect the instruments EN-
ployed at the bureau here.
Tito MelenGez, Patricio Sanchez.
Rafael Romero, ]. Martinez and Juan
Navarro reached the city from Mora
yesterday Afternoon. They came on
legal business.
a. +. Brown. the astute represen-
tative of the New York Financier,
was a passenger on No. 5 this morn
ing, homeward bound from the bank
ers' convention.
NJ. j. Sullivan, special representa-
tive of a st. Louis house was a north
bound passenger today. He 'fessed
up that it was hard to tear himself
away from the show. but he had TO 90.
Jas. Mcmillan, the talented staff
correspondent of the Chicago Record
Herald, who represented his paper at
the bankers convention In San Fran
cisco, passed through the city this
morning on his way home.
j.. j. McCauley. for some time night
clerk in sturges' European hotel at
Albuquerque, passed through the city
this afternoon on his way TO st.
Louis, his old home. MI. McCauley is
in poor health. and will probably not
return to the west.
Prof. and Mrs. Edgar L. Hewett
came up from the Kin Kale ranch this
afternoon. They will be the guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. G. McNary for a
day, going from here to Greedy. Ohio.
where Mr.. Hewitt will deliver a course
Of lectures in the state normal school.
Miss Alice Wetter, private secre-
tary to Delegate b. s. Rodey, passed
through the city this afternoon on her
way to her old home In Pennsylvania.
She will spend a day or two there,
going thence to join the delegate In
Washington. The young lady says Mr..
Rodey will leave Albuquerque for
Washington either tonight or tomor-
row morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28
WANTED-Girl for general house
work: apply 7OS Main street, l0-l47
New White Hats-Low Prices.

The Misses O'Brien, Bridge street,
have received a new lot of the popular
rough beavers and felts in white for
street and dress wear. They are Of
fering reduced prices on all hats now.
1O-1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

Mrs. /. L. Bracket returned TO Ra-
ion Monday from a trip to Albuquer.
que and Santa Fee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

Have your picture taken while you
live; don't wait until you are dead.
stirrat studio, Sixth st. 1923
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

J. van Houten and wife returned to
Ration Wednesday 400 from a visit
10 Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

F. l. oswalt pays cash and good
prices for secondhand goods. 1910
National avenue. Colorado Phone
176. 1O-103
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

FoUND-Lady's pearl handled pen
knife. Call Optic. pay notice. 10-149
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

FOR SALE Household furniture at
l0l7 Fifth street. Apply soon,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-28

Miss Bessie Thomas Of Ration has
gone to Las Cruces for the winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Vatican expects Mgr. Guidi,
apostolic delegate to the Philippines, back
in Rome this summer to assist in def
mite solution of the church problems in
the islands.
DIR. Chantemesse, of Paris, the inven-
tor of the anti-typhoid serum, says he
has SO perfected his invention as to re-
duce the mortality from typhoid from 10
to 81 per cent.
The Berlin Frankfurter Zeitung today
reports that Turkish troops have plum
dered the Macedonian villages of Kuma-
nova, Kratowa aid Preschtitsch, killing
a number of Christians. The details of
the atrocities, the paper says, are unfit
for publication.
All the newspaper men Of Spain have
formed a union. They have sent de-
mand to the various papers demanding
that 200 pesetas ($98.60 shall be the
minimum wage monthly, and further
demanding that they have one day off
each week. Unless the proprietors
agree to their demands, the men will
strike on May l.
King Alfonso of Spain and the queen
mother last evening received the dele
gates TO the international medical con-
gress which is in session in Madrid. The
members were placed in various rooms
in the palace, the Cubans and Americans
being placed in the dining room. They
considered this an intentional slight and
were preparing to leave, when the Ameri-
can minister arrivedand persuaded them
to remain. The incident is widely dis
cussed today, the general opinion being
that the slipht was intentional.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-25

da General Maxine Gomez, Oscar Fonts
Sterling, sub-secretary of the Cuban
Treasury.
This morning Secretary of State Hay
received a note from Count Cassini, the
Russian Ambassador, reiterating Rus
sia's previous declaration of goodwill
toward the United States and reasserting
that her policy in Asia was one far from
calculated to work harm to this country.
Its tenor, like that Of all foregoing Rus
sian notes OH Manchuria, was so ex-
tremely general as to throw no light up
on Russian intentions. Stories to the
effect that joint protest will be made
by Japan, Great Britain and the United
States may be discredited without dis
cussion. As high official of the gov
eminent said today, 'the United States
will play lone hand in this case. 1t
has always been independent of other
powers. 1t will always be So" The
German Minister, Baron Speck Won
Sternberg. saw Secretary Hay this morn
ing. and it is understood that he diplo-
matically informed the Secretary that
Germany would not enter into any pro-
iect looking to a joint protest OF the
powers against the action of Russia in
demanding sovereignty over Manchurla:
Germany and France, it is believed, will
take similar action. The japanese
Minister called at the State Department
during the day. He said Japan was
alarmed over the situation.
Senator Smoot, of Utah, has made a
vigorous protest to the State Depart
merit against the expulsion of Mormons
from Mecklinburg and Prussia. He
says that they are American citizens,
that they have not been advocating
polygamy and that they have not been
doing anything to subvert the govern
ment in Germany.
The predict of oleomargarine has
fallen off from IS, 900, 600 to 5S, 500; 900
pounds during the last fiscal year is the
total decrease in taxes paid was 81, 300, =
Dol
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The New Cup Defender.

Bristol, R. l., April 25.-Shortly after
9 o. clock this morning Nat Herreshoff,
Mr.. Iselin, Captain Woodbury. Kane
and other friends of the manager of the
cup defender syndicate, who came over
from New York last night to see the mi
tial trial of the Reliance, went on aboard
the new yacht and orders were given to
make sail. Soon after hosting the main
sail the anchor was weighed, the for
ward sails were run up, and the boat on
which the hopes of the American people
are built, cut the water for the first time
under her own sailpower. The wind
was very light at the time the start was
made but it is believed it will freshen
later. The boat went out under main
sail, working topsail, and two forward
sails. She made a magnificent appear
ance. 1t is expected that she will go
outside the harbor. The wind was so
light that it took an hour for the yacht
to get out of the harbor and into the
waters of the Bay. 1t vas noticed that
the big mainsail did not set well, the
leach as we'll as the foot being too slack,
and not much more could be said of the
head sails. As the boat headed out into
the bay, the breeze freshened and she
slipped along at better rate Of speed.
She left scarcely aripple astern and gave
evidence of much speed in light airs.