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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Wufhcbuna Orr Giel GuarantGne.

8oiton, DtaiI,, 16. Suli. - Die
9ie6 Quarantine, nelfe tm portz
gen y}opember pegen 4usbru6S Der
Maulz uno 8lauenieu6e in einigen
Der g1suen9lano Staaten in! Stddte
MaTa9uIetts erri6tet lpuroe, nurOe
auf 8runo bes 8srihtes BON 0r.Quz
tin 9eters pom itaatli6sn 4derbdu@
0ebartement nieoar aufqe6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Stemcr= Scpartcmcut,
Muff,hnftS.

9ultimort, Den II. Suli 1903.
sttutridbcr lptGoCn bierOnrb btndbribt9t Ddb
bic Stra1sbiibr pOu Ort 9rojcut uuo bic 3jnieu
filr Sull III 00bc pon cintr balbcn Qroitnt porz
tin ullsn GjrunOtiae aeutbums= SttucrrchnunQcu fir
1903, bic bis jum j r. ia q, D:u 81. &uli 1893
Nabmttug5 llbr, nitt beiabIt Na0, blnju9'IUgt
ncrDtn.
Stcurjablcr f0rucH ibre Gcd)nurqtu crbalt.H
iptnu lie pcrionlib, o0:r purt 9lJentcu oocr per
Bot 0drum cr'IdtH
Sames y. 6prtrr,
nQS-M Stfutrriuucburr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Girfus,ng nerunglmft.

punu, SGs., 16. Suli. = Die
erite Settion bes Waqace'faen Cir
tus5uges entgleiite beute gu S6elbps
pille uno puroe bsmolirt. 3ipOlf
9(ngeIteQte erIitten i9limme 8erlez
bun9en uno elmer beriel6en piro
i6perlln odppnfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
. t I q y { r. 8
NauOelsihule,
s,r as5, Ca.SaItimOres Ctr. Baltimore

Rr. 225, Cn'Saltimore=S Ctr, Baltimore.
Grurs!i6er liutsrrdt in 6t,noogapbe, 3gy,.
pri,ins, gubbaltsn sCb1ni@r'ibtn, ariibm:tit,
Gnsiiib u. {. p.
8soinsunssn: $500 pro Monat; 3
Wsonate $25.00; 8 Monais $500;
IL Wlonate $500; IbenplduIe. 6
W1onate $500. 9l1e 9uder uno
5dreibmateriulien frei. Sts1unsen
saruntirt.
s6iil.r aut etiptuoi,n eessu 9ab!una BON 500
,,o Wouat ab.upihuls nG9 Otm srlt:n Nonat
- 30 pro Tenat, menu m0natIi5 b'lab.t Griabs
rem. a,brsr. aHOts9uta'r llnttr'dt. Is mOS.ra'
Snp.mrit.rs 943 Snl!sr I'M Isstsn 9abre. -Gpls
~ gooroino Sal- lieisrt Rot uuo Soeis su nit=
oT;s.n 9r.iisn Sastss uuO Ib,nosenTins Jest tr=
oiinet. Rta, edlItr td9lib du'9tnomMtn II.
Sabr. :, -.
llneep0bnli9e 9elegenbeit fir ftrsbz
fame S6iiler gum raiden 9ortpdrtsz
fpmmen.
eataloa. p.rIunu. man iariiti6, minoI;4 soss
her stl.nbou. f227-S&Sn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

Gin uuptrgdneli6 0eHfmdl !
boben Ib Die ebrlpUroietn 9rii0er BON Ct Scr@
rnrS's Rloner uidt nur Nurb 9eerte brthlibtr
Rarmbtr,qttit unO pttuidDtnlitbe fir cruae 3eittH
otitBt ionoiru aub Ourb Die sludlib: GrfnOunS
Der psltberitbmtcn ct 9ernaro=5trdntcr= 4jltn
Rein. ME pic Tatur Nats hdIit uuptridlibt
uno flar nj. nie iIb:rb,lle GuslIt aus BEN 6ellfn
ipru0elt bereittu fe aus 0tH Sdittu beiltrdtilatr
pilanjn Dds Qrob; uno htrrlid}. otilmittcl, DE
Si 9crndros sarduicr= Rillen. @fi 9trtOpTnng'
Mauecl an Nppettit, 9cber= unb aa;n lluterlttbs :
Storunqsn ieb;n it uuiibtrtroiien Da. 9erlu0t
fe I'm alien sipotbcteu ;u babtn.
tMpRi6r, ,S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
8e6t ni9t birett n q d
81 0 m.

paris, Is. SuGi. - Der GORE
fponoent be5 n5igarO" in Rom mel
bet, Raroinul 8i66ons peroe nt6t
oireft na9Hom tommen, oa ods Ger
tommen psr6iete, oaB 8aroinGle, mel
6e ii9 81 einem Gontlap bege6en, Die
5taot por oem 5oos 6e5 Ydpites be-
treten. gBenn 8uroinal 8ib6ons in
6upre gelanoet lit, Miro sr nad9ariS
reiien, nd er 9}a6ridten pon&om abz
pdrten lpirb.
6apre, 16. Suli. - Der 9ume
pier ga 5ouraine", auf psl4em Ii6
8aroinal 8ibbons als Ya1agier BE-
finost, langte 6eute bier an.
Der 8droinal perbringt Die g}dft
6ier uno 6sgi6t Iich Damn nu6 Pari5,
NO er Bis auf Neiteres bleiben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

aleioer uno oiejenigen ieiner Satin
5eusr.
(5pGter.) = 6err Wpobs 1T 6eute
Qbenb geitorben. Die 5rau lte9t I'M
6oipital i'm Sterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Stets
3ltper(d(fg.

Gs gi6t iebr biele i6ao,
lid)e BrGparate, peld)e ;ur
Seri9Onernng DER 9aut &C.
bran6t werOcn nnh Oericlben ein
tlares, OnrdFdDtige6 9IusIeben
berlriBen, aber Oer @Teft tit
INIT tctttpOrGr 1.1to Ole enOr
gillti9c Sotge cine itn,
bctlpoue. .9lus OieIem 6runSe
DirO ienes ablolut DarntIoie
S9autOcri60mer,tngsmttts
tel, iuel6es in Orr 9anjen sselt
ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Nnhe 8efufer fiir 81 0 N.

Berlin, Is. Suli, - 4us ROm
melbet Elm pripat Selegramm, eS
lei ni9t ausgeI4lpKen, ouB Die nd4z
ite 3ufunft ni9t nur Den 8eiu42ouz
BETS, fonoern audi ben oes aaiiers
sFran3 So1ep6 in Rom bringe. Sn poz
litiI6en areiisn tpiro oie1e 9fa6ri6t
ieoo6 nit bsgreifliaer SfepIiS dufz
genommen. Sine amtli4e 9ofnaf=
ri6t 6eitGtigt, ouB Der G3ar QIitte
Oftcber in 3om eintreffen piro.
6IH6tIings aus Sill 6iz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

Berlin, 16. Suli. - 26 6lii6tz
Iinge aus &iidinsff iinO auT i3rem
Wege nad BEN Ser. Stuaten bier an
gelangt. Die meiIten oerielben iinO
total mitteIlos uno lire bisii9en
8lau6ensgenoFen erbebsn Gplletten
fir ibre llnteritiiBung. sic paren
nidt oirett ourd oas NtuTatre 9ez
f6doigt poroen uno fonnten oabsr
feline llnteritiiBun9 aus Den 9iilf5s
fEonos fir &iIhineff erhaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

g 1br Rudmittugs.) = Die
SdtpGde bes 9apites iit i'm 3une6=
men. Die 99tpierigfeit, nit pel4er
er at6met, bat ii4 Oeridlimmert unb
ift nit beftigem 8rondial aeu4en
psrfniipft.
ABS Na9mittugs.) = Der gupit
liegt CUR 3eit i'm S4lufe, Sein an
semeiner 3uitano lit unperGnbert,
Die Qerate baben nah elmer sriinbs
li6en llnteriu6ung oes 3uitanbes beg
patienten enti9ieoen, ouB bds neue
Inlammeln pon 6Iiiiigteit in ben
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
GIVES UP HIS PLACE.
Assistant Attorney General BECK Re-
signs to Resume the Prnc-
tice of Law.

Washington, April 13.-Tt is an
nounced that Assistant Attorney Gem
eral James M. Beck rendered his resig-
nation to President Roosevelt before
the pre- sident's departure for the west.
In rendering his resignation, Mr.. Beck
took occasion to express his pride and
qualification at having been privileged
TO serve under the presidents admins
tration and that of his predecessor.
In accepting the resignation. the pres
ident wrote a most complimentary let
ter.
When questioned with reference to
his resignation, Mr.. Beck said: 81 have
become a member of the law firm of
Sherman g. Sterling. of New York
city, and expect to commence myworll
there on May /, and shall after that
date be a resident of that city,
Mr.. Beck was appointed by President
Mckinley in July. 1900. He had previ-
ously been United States attorney for
the eastern district Of Pennsylvania.
As assistant attorney general he has
argued a number of important govern
ment cases, among which, in addition
to the merger case, mas be mentioned
the lottery cases and the Nicely extra
dition case, in which the power of the
United States to govern Cuba after the
treaty Of peace was confirmed. Mr.
Beck's successor has been selected, but
the appointment will not be announced
for several days.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
4 WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings OF a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
ALI the Latest News of Interest from
Washington, From the East, the
West and the South.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES


Red Cross organization under Miss
Clara Barton has suspended Gen. John
NJ. Wilson. John W. Foster, Hilary A.
Herbert, Rear Admirals Van Reypen
and Ramsey, Thomas w. Walsh, Colo
RADIO, and others, who opposed Miss Bar
toms management.
The estimate of Admiral Walker of
the number of men to be employed on
the Panama canal when the United
States formally shall have entered
upon the project is 10000.
President Roosevelt has been elected
an honorary member of the Washing
ton Humane society.
Aggregate sum of three and four per
cent. bonds received to date at the
treasury department for exchange into
two per cent. consols is $12,328, 400.
No word was received from the pres
ident by Secretary Loeb Thursday be-
yOnd the announcement in the morn
ing that he had left his headquarters
for trip in the Yellowstone park.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
NOTED MORMON DEAD.
Eldest Son of Famous Brigham
Young, Next i'm Line for Head of
Church, Passes Away.

Salt Lake City, April 13.-Brigham
Young, the president of the - apostles
of the Mormon church, died in this city
Saturday night after an illness which
lasted for several weeks. He has been
ailing since Auguss, 1902, when he spent
some time at a health resort in Idaho.
For time his condition was much bet
ter, but recently his trouble became
acute again. Mr.. Young is the son of
the famous Brigham Young, who was
the leader of the Mormon bands for
so many years. He was the logical cam
didate for his fathers position after
the death of President Snow. The sec
ond Brigham Young was born at Kirt-
land, o., in 1886, and was the eldest son
Of the family.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
DANGERS IN THE TRIP.
The President May Have to Modify
His Yellowstone Park
Plans,

Clnnabar, Mont, April 13.-lf the
weather continues as it is the trip
of President Roosevelt, as proposed
when he entered Yellowstone Park,
must be abandoned. 1t has been
showing and drifting and it is eN-
pected there win be more snow, maxi
it impossible for the president to
proceed as planned.
Guides who have come over the
trial the president was to follow de-
clare that he will have to abandon
the route he had in mind. They say
he might possibly get through by be-
ing proceeded by an army of snow
shovelers, but if he did his travelling
would have to be done for the most
part after dark. The explanation for
this is in the drifting snow in the
day time. At nightfall the wind is
not so strong and the cold is more
intense. This serves to form crust
sufficient to sustain skis.
1t is pointed out by guides who
have been over the trial to the
Golden Gate that the dangers of
trip such as projected by the presi-
dent must of necessity be SO great
as to cause him to halt because of
his duty to the country Several
plans have been suggested to the
president, it is said. One of these
provides for his remaining at Black
Tail until some time next week and
then pushing on to Yancey's. This
plan also provides for his passing
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
TIE EAST.

IT is said that Arthur r. Pennell,
Buffalo On. W murder suspect, is an
embezzler Of 100000 intrusted to him
by friends for investment.
The governor of Pennsylvania has
signed the act of the Legislature pro-
hibiting the sale of cigarettes in the
state.
Fire losses in the United States and
Canada during the month of March
amounted to So, 907, 500, against $12 ,054,-
600 in the same month last year.
New York employees Of the White
Star steamship line have been given
$4,000 as special gift for long and
faithful service.
John Most, an anarchist, has been re-
leased, after serving a years imprison-
ment on Blackwell's island, n. Y.
The death of Rear Admiral George
T. Belknap, U. S. n, retired, occurred
at Key West, Fla. aged 81 years. His
home was in Brookline, Mass.
Seven days overdue, the steamer
Southwark arrived at New York with
a Disguised lot of passengers. There
was a bread famine and riot on board.
The death of Daniel Butler, aged
1O4 years, occurred at Endfield Falls,
n. Y.
Yetta Brownstein, aged 80 years,
and her two children were burned
to death in their home in Philadel-
phia.
The noted dramatic and musical
critic of the New York Press dropped
dead in the barge office in New York
city. Heart failure is believed to have
been the cause.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
Native PatrOlmnN1ove Oh Now

the Fossil Forests and a visit to
Soda Butte. These old camps are
established, and while the journey
will be a hard one it will not pre-
sent the dangers the other does.
Secretary Loeb received no news
from the president Sunday. Most of
the telephone wires in the park are
down. and if the president wanted to
communicate with Cinnaba it would
be necessary to send messenger
from his camp to Maj. Pitchers
headquarters.
Cinnabar, Mont, April ia sol
der came into Fort Yellowstone
Sunday from the presidents camp.
He reports that the president was
we'll and that he had seen a large
quantity of game.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
Noted Frontiernmnn Dend.

Salt Lake. Utah. April 13.-Col Bill
Root, frontiersman, companion
through his life of Buffalo Bill" and
a friend Of Bill Nye during the latter's
reportorial days in Laramie. died sud-
denly of heart failure in his apartments
in this city late Saturday night He
was about 60 years old. When young
man. he settled in Laramie. became in
terested in the Laramie Boomerang. >
and took Bill Nye in partnership with
him. This was the beginning Of the
latter's fame as writer. As catcher
Of wild animals, Col. Root had an inter
national fame.
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MOROS WERE BRAVE.
Fought Desperately at the Battle
of Bacolod.
CONFLICT RACES FOR THREE DAYS.
Sixty Natives killed Inside of the
Forts Forty in the Trenches
Eleven Americans Were
wounded.

Manila, April 13.-The investment
of Bacolod island of Mindanao,
which was captured by Capt. Perish
ing's forces, after fight in which
100 Moros were killed, occupied three
days. The final assault was made at
noon on Wednesday. Desperate fight
ing took place inside tn forts. Seven
cannon were captured and IL AI@erl-
cans, not three, as previously cabled,
were wounded. few of them serious
~. 1t is probable, however, that all
the Americans will recover. The
column approached Bacolod early on
Monday and found new forts, which
had been a year under construction.
flying battlefags. The Moros did not
wait to be attacked, but fired vol
ley, which wounded two Americans.
Capt. Pershing then decided to bonn
bard the Notifications, and McNair's
and Gatley's batteries took up posi-
tions and shelled the forts and
works until Wednesday morning, the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
WEST AND SOUTH.

The president, with John Bur
rOughs, naturalist. and United
States cavalry detachment, entered
Yellowstone park for a stay of 16
days.
In Hamilton, o., Jane Lewis (col-
ored) observed her one hundred and
fourteenth birthday.
BY cyclone in White and Cleburn
counties, Ark, nine persons were
killed and four others were fatally
hurt.
1t is held by the Indiana supreme
court that the weekly wage statute
is unconstitutional.
At his home in Bloomington, ILL.,,
Adlai f. Stevenson, formerly vice presi-
dent of the United States, lost his
hair and mustache and received other
painful burns in a small fire.
In Chicago Lord. Owen & Co.. whole
sale druggists, filed a petition in bank
ruptcv. with liabilities of $762,7 3O and
assets of $315,537.
BY a tornado that passed over Hope
well. Ala, - persons were killed and
four Others were fatally injured.
Carrie Nation made a savage attack
on President Roosevelt at the Temple
theater, in Colorado Springs, and was
Missed off the stage.
G. f. Swift, of Chicago, in his will
disposes of $12, 2OO, 900 among As lega-
tees. including the widow and nine
children.
The state attorney general says the
use of the Bible in the public schools
in San Francisco is unconstitutional.
To erect seven branch libraries An
drew Carnegie has offered Cleveland,
O.. $25O.OOO.
The death of ]. w. Bryan. former
lieutenant governor of Kentucky, oc-
Cured at his home in Covington.
The returns from all town cleo
lions in Kansas show that the vote
in favor of enforcing the prohibition
law is the most overwhelming in the
history of the state.
High temperatures are recorded in
Kansas. At Abilene 90 degrees was the
mark, and at Concordia so.
On the battleship Iowa an explosion
occurred while the vessel was at tar
oct practice in the Gulf of Mexico. The
forward port 12-inch gun burst from
q premature explosion of a shell, II
feet of the piece outside the turret be-
ing demolished. Three men were killed
and five injured. two seriously.
Session of the Nebraska legislature
has adjourned sine die.
In both houses of the Illinois legis-
lature a joint resolution was present
ed providing for an adjournment sine
| die. April %.
The senate joint resolution favoring
the constitutional amendment for cleo
ton of senator's by direct vote passed
the Illinois house.
AT ST. Paul the United States court
of appeals rendered a decision hold
ing that the Northern Securities is
an illegal corporation, in violation of
the antitrust law, enioining it from
voting stock of controlled roads and de-
creeing that the stock shall be re-
turned to its former owners. The gov
ernment's claim is that the roads are
parallel and motives for competition
would be destroyed if upheld.
Edwards college. Catholic institu-
ton near Austin. Tex, was destroyed
by fire. The 200 students escaped.
Loss. $4,000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
MET A TERRIBLE FATE
Residence of Prominent Indianapolis
Physician Burned.
LIVES OF TWO INMATES ARE LOST.
Son of DIR. Joseph Haas, aud Nathan
Norris, WeII-knOwn Attorney,
Perish-Five Others Are
Badly Injured.

indianapolis, Ind, April 13.-Nathan
Norris, one of the best-known attor-
neys of Indiana, and Frank Haas, the
12-year-old son of DR.. Haas, were
burned to death Sunday morning, and
Mrs. Joseph Haas, Miss Belle Haas,
Miss Rose Haas, Louis Haas and Grace
Lemon, a governess, were injured
more or less seriously. The residence
of DR.. Joseph Haas, at No. 523 North
Alabama street, was nearly burned to
the ground.
The fire started at three o'clock
from the furnace. The family was
asleep on the second floor. Mr.. Morris
was a brother of Mrs. Haas. From the
position of his charred body when
found, it was evident that he was en-
deavoring to get the family out of
the rooms when overcome by smoke
and flames. The firemen succeeded in
saving the other members of the fam
lily, after heroic work, so rapidly did
the flames spread. The body of Frank
Haas and the unconscious gOverness
were found on the back stairs. Louis
Haas broke his leg jumping from sec
ond-story window.
Mr.. Morris was the senior member
of the well-known commercial law firm
of Morris & Newberger. He was born
in California in 1857 and has prac-
ticed here since 1877. 4'he injured mem
bers of the Haas family are still in
serious condition, though it is believed
all will recover. Mrs. Haas and one
of her daughters are suffering, and it
was feared at first that they had in
hailed flames. DR.. Haas. one of the
best-known physicians in the city. was
at Lima, Ind. visiting his son at the
military school
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
HAVOC WROUGHT BY WIND.
lorna do Destroys Three Farm Houses
and Injuries Several Per-
sons in Illinois.

Lincoln, Ill, April 13.-Three farm
residences were destroyed, several
persons were injured and grain and
machinery were blown away Sunday
by tornado which swept over the
country four miles east of Lincoln.
The storm followed Deer creek and
passed from the southwest to the
northwest. The homes of Samuel Y.
Kancht were wrecked. and the families
and visitors escaped by rushing to the
cellars on hearing the roar Of the APP
preaching storm. The wind is report
ed to have struck the town of Waynes-
Vile
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
The municipal ownership bill passed

The municipal ownership bill passed
the Illinois senate-45 to 0.
Commissioners of Alabama have de-
cided the state will not be represent
ed by an exhibit at the Louisiana Pura
chase exposition.
In Duluth, Mimi, Oscar London, a
Finn, fired rife shot into the house
where u wedding was celebrated and
killed Mrs. Hanna Matson, aged 30
years.
While temporarily insane, due to his
troubles, Henry Albrieson, a farmer
living near Langdon, \. d., killed his
five-year-old son and himself.
Michael Sullivan, of Walkerville, Ont,
was shot through the neck, and a num-
Der Of other men slightly injured in a
fight in Detroit, Mich. between strikers
and nonunion workmen of theICana-
dian Bridge company.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
Earthquake in Mexico.

Mexico City, April ia slight
earthquake shock was felt here at
$3.50 o'clock Saturday evening and
was also felt at Chilpancingo, capital
of the state of Gurrero. Many peo-
pie there made nervous by previous
shocks and recalling the great earth
quake when the city was partly de-
stroyed, are exceedingly nervous.
The heat there is intense, the max
imum temperature in the shade be-
ing "a and in the sun 90 degrees.
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At Weymouth Shamrock 7. was
defeated by Shamrock III. in three
trial races over a windward and lee
ward seven miles course.
In Copenhagen King Christian eel
ebrated his eighty-ffth birthday.
In Holland a walkout of all work
men has been ordered because of the
governments refusal to compromise
on an anti-strike bill.
At Nijni-Novgorod, Russia, a clash
between strikers and troops resulted in
the death of 80 persons and the wound
ing of more than 100.
A dozen strikers were shot down
by the troops in Rome during riot
which the men had started in the
center of the city.
In Paris the funeral of Mrs. Porter,
wife of the United States ambassador
to France, was held at the American
church
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16
ENGINEER WAS DEAD.
A "ROyaI Blue" Train Runs for Tvv en-
ty Miles with No One at
the Throttle.

Baltimore, April ia fast-fying
Royal Blue train on the Baltimore d
Ohio railroad, running between New
York and Washington, ran 20 miles
Saturday night without an engineer
at the throttle J. Frank Furley, the
engineer, leaned out of the cab window
at a point south of Wilmington, Del,
and had evidently been struck by tel
egraph pole or some other obstruction,
and probably instantly killed. The
body was found by the fireman, who
brought the train to Baltimore.
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PAID THEIR FINES.
Missouri Packing Companies Give Up
$27, 13G as Penalty for Violation
of Antitrust Law.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 13.-The five
Missouri packing companies which
were fined S., 900 each on March 20, for
violation of the antitrust law, through
their attorney, Frank Hagerman, fthis
city, have mailed to the state supreme
court a draft for $27 1856 in payment
of fines and costs incident to the action
against them. The firms fined are the
Armour Packing company, Cudahy
Packing company. Hammond Packing
company, Swift & Co., and Schwarz-
child and Sulzberger. The payment
was made before it was due, as the of
tenders had 30 days from March 20 in
which to satisfy the Judgment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16

Rome, April 13.-Easter Sunday
here was marked by magnificent
weather. A private mass was held at
the vatican with few select guests.
The pontiff was present, but for the
first time in his pontificate he did not
officiate personally. This circum-
stance has given rise to all kinds of
rumors respecting Pope Leo's health.
He, however, was well enough to re-
ceive large number of Hungarian pill
0rimS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-04-16

Wide publicity has been given to
the fact that the United States court
has decided that the phrases "Old
country" and 'our country" are not
Synonymous, one by long usage mean
ing Europe and the other the United
States Now. if it should turn out
that the manufacturers Of the two
soaps which raised the question were
working together for free adver-
tisement, the court would feel that
1t had been trifed with.