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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
IT'S STILL A MYSTERY
POLICE HAVE NO CLUE TO THE DYNAMITERs
WHO PLANNED TO BLOW UP DEPOT

No clue has been found that
would lead % the arrest Of the dyna-
fuiters who planned 70 biow pp the
Interurban depot At FIRST avenue
and Jackson street, Tuesday after
noon II has been ascerfained that
10 dynamite has been sold b. the
local hardware stores IN small guam
titles within the past two weeks. The
police think that the explosive must
have been obtained either from the
supply on hand at either end Of the
Greet Northern tunnel or from the
belt line. Investigation has revealed
that there has been considerable
eare1essuess 81 The way the dynamite
has been handled and watched at
night IN both places. william shan.
ron the man who was arrested sev-'
eral days ago with sticks u the pow
der 90 his possession, had previously
sold g. worth 81 the stuff 20 local
dealers. and 81 n thought ~ was OBJ
tanned from the supply u either the
tunnel or the belt line. He was sent
20 Fort Lawtou. from where he was
a dcserter
Detectives have gone there 10 see
what more he knows about the
dynamite. and viii try 10 find out
where he obtained IL. This investi-
cation may lead % 20 an explanation
~ how 70 much dynamite has been
found lying sfound looae lately. Su-
r.ertnfandent Brady II the Inter
iirha nroad returned today and
stated that he can 8ea no possible
cause for such a crime. The theory
~ robbery o. not given much cred
eucs ~ there waa seldom much
money iar N the safe over night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
SMUCCLERS CAUGHT
ANDERSON AND THOMAS ARE LODGED IN CITY
JAIL FOR SMUGGLING cHINAMEN

-Four smuggiers for whom the revs-
nue. launches Guard and Scout and the
local immigration officials have been
looking for the past two weeks. vefe
caught yesterday Two % them. Harry
Thomas and Fred Anderson. served
txo months in the county jail here last
summer for the same ufense They
we're caught landing nine Chinese a.
this port from a slaup. by Customs In
npeetnrH Delaney and Briuker.
Anderson and Thomas were this time
caught red handed plotting 10 Chinese
from British Columbia " Seattle on
San Juan island The arrest was Of
fscted by the sheriff Of San Juan coun-
- and a deputy inspector % customs
stationed there. The smuggterH we're
rauRht in a small cove. whore they had
brought their living cargo In a aipop
Ths4r intention was 20 take the Cales-
tails to Seattle. and get 50 from each
cantraband Instead. the whole party
was taken by a mail steamer TO Port
Townsend
The wrec king II a sloop IN San Juan
channel early Wednesday morning led
90 the capture OF two other nmuRElera.
whose names have not yet been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

learned. BY the authorities The ar
rest vas made on Lopez island ~ Dep.
utY Collector Of Cuctema culver Of
Friday Harbor They had 70 Chinese
with them. All were captured These
smuEglsrs will be tried before United
States Commiantouer Williams 81
Whatcom. and the Chinese will prob
ably be deportej
The arrost Of Thomas and Anderson
incidentally led 60 clash between
Col r NJ Fisher. chief u the immi-
Eration inspection service Of this dis
trict and United states Commissioner
Kuhn Of Port Townsend. The attar-
ueYs FOR the prisoners asked for time
Ga which 70 prepare their defense. hut
Fisher dcmurred So strongly that hc
finally Withdrew the complaints Com
missioner Kuhn promptly discharged
the parties. whereupun Fisher had
them re-arreatcd and confined In the
county fail
A. a result IT the clash between Col
Fiaher and the federal authorities at
Port Townsend Anderson and Thomas
were brought te Seattle last night by
Deputy Marshal Edsoll and lodged IN
tho city jail 10 await "a hearing before
local United stut~f Cammlaslansr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
MINERS STRIKE
woRkMEN THE lssAeuAH MINES OBJECT TO NEW WAGE
SCALE AND WALK oUr-MAsAoER POWERS TALKS

A strike occurred AZ the lssaQuah
coal mines yesterday IS result OF
the refusal Of the men 20 Accept the
terms Imposed by the company IN
working the I. 350-foot level charSs
Power. general manager of the Is
sanuah coal Company, LETT Seaftts
yesterday for the mine 10 look into
the matter.
The men clsin that their wages
are reduced ona-haN hY the new
regulation for working on the new
level They say they cannot make
their former wages paid BY the car
load when paid bat SIS per cubs.
yard
Manager Powers has returned
from fssauuah and IN an interview
this afternoon said
If the men do not acceie 20 The
last proposition Ne submitted the
mine win be closed down. a. We can
not afford OF pay the scale they ask
However. I believe the men Wtil see
the Injustice % their demands and
20 back 20 work IN a few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

Heretofore the men have been
paid 50 much per carload. but We
found the experiment % be expen-
sive. ny that method the pillars
which support the ruof OF the mine
were often robbed A. result
squrenes. which cost many thou
saats of dollars. occurred On the
new level just opened which has
20 foot breast. ve offered TO pay s.. g
p-r yard The men complained q
this. arguing that they would not
receive 50 much pay as formerly.
We then presented them with an
other proposition. which believe
vii ~ accepted We offered TO pay
them g. IS per day. even ~ they do
rot make that much ~ working on
the s. 5 sraIs. The wage scale o.
tass q paid IN all the mines In the
state Therefore the men cannot
make less thar regular wages and
they have = chance II making more
ballaev that AT s. Is per yard they
can make 81 and 8 by working eight
hours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
JUMPED FOR
THEIR LIVES
Crew of a Coal Train Had Close
Call i'm q Collision at argO
This Morning

An engine eabOoae ana several
cars were almost demolished and
several tralnmeu barely escaped
death IN wreck on the Northern
Pacific railroad at ArEo. south Of the
city al BOO o'clock this morning
a coal train inbound smashed into
the rear end of q logging train. also
bound fOr Seattle. The engine and
eabOaHs are wrecks and several cars
In the logging train are badly dam
aged
The engineer and fireman on the
engine at the head Of the coal train,
seeing that "A crash was ineYitnh bic.
jumped from the engine just Ia the
nick ~ time 70 save their lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
The STAR IS THE BIGGEST ONE CENT PAPER IN NORTHWEST

Il has beaB run by Brown.
Mrs. Burns said this morning. when
seen nt the Autlors hDteli
Il was not driven ost Of ~ Michael
aud haven't been there since May /
loft Seattle With bill of goods Tor the
eautean on the Ohio IN October , but
the weather was 80 rough that the
goods could not b. landed at ~
Michael and since that time they have
been lost aud the Ohio people can't
hnd out where they are, Brown has
nothing 90 run cautoSn with now. an
his last license expired last March and
he aid not get a new one tiil September
6 lie then ordered a bin u goods
through me aud he hasn't got them
yet"
The Ohio people corroborated Mrs.
Burns' statement about the missing
goods.
Mrs. Burns further said that she had
no Intention Of going back 60 H.
Michael by the overland route, aH MAS
stated Ia the itsm
Fursof y y eraziaF ~ the Roanoke
fully e0rrobofHted Mrs. burns state
ment aud said that no person Ia 1t
Michael had done more for the poor
natives Of the Par North thar she has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

The trainmen aboard the cabooss
were warned Of their danger and
succeeded IN getting out before the
crash.
The logging train was standing on
the main line waiting for orders. II
ia stated by witnesses that those In
charge Of the logging train had
neglected to send back "A flagman TO
stop the train that Was coming on
the main track just behind IL.
The coal train. which was quite
heavy, was coming down the track
at rapid rate Of speed. and IL was
impossible 10 stop IL In time 10 avert
the collision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
WRIT IS
ISSUED

A wri, % habeas corpus was issued
from the superior court today direct
Ing the sheriff 10 produces Fred Geld
man and show why he was holding
him uoldman'a attorneys allese that
the charge % obtaining money under
false pr.tcnses placed against the
prisoner b. the Cecsi Hotel company
vas not made in good faith In re-
gard "a the charge % aHsaultinE 6. ~.
keene. a fellow prisonss Il ts alleged
that Keens will not appear against
Goldman.
aoldman'H wife died recently II a
broken heart. resulting from his Inn
priaonmrnL ard be wishes 10 accom-
pauY her remains 90 California.
The writ T. rsturnzble - : o'clock
this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

secured poaitipu tn the attorney gem
erals anlre. and With hsf old Neapnn
q afeunEfaphf forged ahead within
to months she had hrs Hfun the fnpsi
valuable assistant tu the nftlrr. and an
appsFtuus faraueF leaving the saT
open. she VAS promptly appointed as
sistant 10 the attorney general
~ IL naw nearly two years since s'e
began her duties o. thls Important Of
fee and the aniy woman IN the fudt-
riai department - the government -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
HURLED. FROM
HIGH BRIDGE
SANTA FEE FLYER WRECKED IN CoLoRADo-Ac-
cIDENr CAUSED BY FIENDS REMOVING THE
SPIKES FROM RAII-LoCoMoTIvE ENGINEER
is SCALDED TO DEATH

BOWLER. colo. oct - As the re
salt ~ the deliberate work % train
wrscksra. the Santa Pc Flyer. east.
bound was dashed from hlEh bridge
int0 Aptxh creek. three miles east u
here early this morning. The wreck
was deliberately planned aud carried
10 a successful conclusion by some un-
knowu persons
The engine and al the cars save one
went into the creek EnKinaeF jcnn
RroNn uf Pueblo was fatally aeaidod.
and ten passengers Wecr maro or less
seriously injured The sscapc from
death 81 an on board she train "a corr
Siaetsd almost miraculous The In
3arrd have been removed t. the COM
pany hospital at f-aiuuta-
The private car Il A. x Kimberly.
with Mr. Kimberly and party -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

Lake to commence the work OF
making final locations T NJ. sehh-
macher. acting traffic mAnaEer OF
the Oregon short Line. u 10 be aP-
pointed general traffic manager al
a meeting Of the traffic aud operat-
ing officials Of all Hartman lines
here Monday Among the other
matters 20 be considered II the Cut
ting down Of the time between 'hl-
enHo nd san tennctHco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

friends aboard. was attached TO the
train.
An Investigation shows that all the
skike@ had been removed from one rail-
On the bridge. which ~ 30 feet tn
leugth. The train was running at a
high rate % speed and the engine aud
a part o. The train had gone fully ieo
feet onto the bridge before tho loose
raIl gave way and caused the train 60
dash heAdtonK into the waters below.
The engine. In falling. turnod com.
plefety over
The bridge was inspected a week ago,
and a. that time Il was all right
klmberiya car was the one that dtd
not leave the track. u WAS occupied
81 number of New York bankers. -
turning from the san Francisco con
vrnttan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

SAN DOMINGO. oct 80 4 guam
tlty OF arms and ammunition was
captured by the insurgents last
niEht after an attack on the out
poets OF the capital. All cofninuni.
cation between Tho capital city anu
the outside u cut Off except hy ca.
bic. The people are threatened
With starvation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
DOUBLE WEDDING
At BALLARD
Especial 10 The star.)

ballard. oct ao.--Ieev. NJ. A.
Christensen OF the Zion Lutheran
church. officiafnd ~ double we'd
ding last evening Andrew Rooney
- nd Karen Raauni Of Falls city. aud
John johnson and Hrittta Rounef Of
Tolt. were the contracting parties
They were married in the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
HANNA DUPED
FRAUD oepsR ISSUED AGAINST ORGANIZATION THAT co...
LscTEo MONEY FoR NEGROES AND AFTER.
sockETEp COIN

last February providing for the pen
sianlnE Of freedmen. The postal au-
th0fit,es say Senator Hanna was
duped- The organization is sup
posed - be for the uplifting Of
negroes Il collected money over all
Of America. which vas diverted FOR
the private uae % It's officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

Middle Fork forests are ahlaze ana
Immense damage has already heon
done to humber and farming interests
Reports received here give details Of
many narrow escapes Of farmers hnd
men employed tn numbering camps.
The whole country has turned out 90
night tho flames, IN an attempt 10 con
me them to "a senil an sfca 40 pos
sible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

WASHINGTON. D G.. oct 10
A fraud order was issued BY the
postoffice department this morning
against the National Industrial
Council and IL Officers. II vas
upon request Of this organization
that Senator Hanna introduced a bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
COULDN'T AFFORD IT

The divorce suit instituted b. Tom
Colau asla against hla wife. Mrs.
Itaaa gulauHcio was dismissed this
morning By superior Judge Tailman
ou the plaintiffs motion. CoianEslo
stated that his reason FOR dropping
the case Vas because he found he
could not afford 10 pay aiimouy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
Echo OF An Accident

witlFsm Gales. a barber VINO was
hurt. Dctoher u. by reason Of the sud
den starting n n Green Lake ear. from
which he was Ia the act u aliEhiing
today dled suit against the Seattle
ages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
MEMORIAL SERVICES

A memorial meeting In honor OF
thee late Dr Francis +. Abbott. who
died Boz Cambridge. Mass, last week
VIII b. held Sunday evening IN EIka
han Rev. Alfred Martin viii con-
duct the Ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

enjoying her first vacation. having
earned u mast Worthily. She will not
return 60 Manila until the hrst - the
coming year. and usanwhils. she wlli
cram her vacation ful ard running
over with rest and ease. having come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
FIREMAN
KILLED

PHILADELPHIA. oct 0=-Ftro at
moon to-day destroyed tho " ood ward
feed mills one fireman VAS Killed and
several slightly injured BY falling
walls. The loaa IL tslo.eo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
WHERE rs hES

say. il ~. on a still hunt for
Charlie Ross. OF IL he broke and
walking the ties between here
and Michigan go These qucas
lions. asked BY a friend Of SHEER
IN Cudihce. over the telephone
this morning.. suggest new the
cries for his prolonged absence.
n the sheriff b. not heard from
inside Of 20 hours u IL reported
that 4 relief fund viii be start
ed. and if that does not bring
] about the desired effect.
searching party viii be organ
ICED with Instructions Go bring
] him back. dead OF alive,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
RAILROAD ON
DESERT WASTE

SALT LAKE Utah. oct. 10 sur
veyors on the Western Pacific today
returned 20 the desert waste Of salt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
FOREST
FIRE
Serious Timber Blaze is Raging
in West Virginia

ROARING CREEK. " Va. OF p
= Destructive forest nreE are raEiHs
near Nafu einiaff and kinKaviils The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
Mr.. jolly of Joliet

A laugh for everybody amazing rich
ness u costume chorus 81 dazzling
hsauty-a wealth ~ at and merfiment
- baWtld~riuR noNeiti~H'
'~rhs best musical comedy soen here
In months Portland Evening Telo-
gram.
Prices -. 90. rc. rm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

NORFOLK. oct 20 The cruiser
Yaltlnora sailed for San Domingo
waters this afternoon 10 pfoiee'
American interests there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
BESIEGED
SAN DOMINICAN cAPITog. SURROUNDED BY IN
suRGENTs. AND THE poPULAcE is THREAT
ENED WITH STARVATION

The revolutlonists are more active
and the overthrow OF the existing
Ia looked upon az
strong probability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
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SeaffkTh,o.a'f..es:.'-
Manager.
Phones. Main 81.

nroadhufst < currts present FL
ward uarYte tu the big
musical comedy. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24

Lace Curtain Section.
300 yards 5O-inch Reversible Tapes
try for covering ea:a fu mi: 90
4Oc. This sale, at yard - ~
$50 yards Bagdad Tapestry, 50.inch,
for portieres ). or couch o., - o.
covers; was Goo. This u16G
sale, per yard. ........ wv
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24

Shirt Waists - Women's fine
quality Madras Shirt Waists, the
latest STYLE good light patterns,
y ys1l maa Ssse wSatR e :S9; 49c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24

Mu8zSR7 rW0a1'-Anothe
great big snap in women's fine Mus
lin Underwear, Gowns, Drawers,
Skirts and Corset Covers. Sample
lot values to $3.50. Basement Bar
gain from 1Oc to 500.
Mower County transcript., 1903-02-11
New Fast Service to ST. Louis.

Effective Nov. 3, the Iowa Central
inaulgurates 1lsa new through train serv-
zee zee to. st. Louis, Mo. via Marsha lltDw wn;
Oskalotosa, Abba and M Moberly The
atiln1 train will consist of buffet sleener,
coach and comb bination car and viii IL
rn1. .tnrouRh without chan anKe, arriyinn
at ST. Louis at 200 p. N dailv. ,rha.
new brain service has nj any % Darinr ~,
advantages over other rou ties. AM isis isi
"a az ition to the present. a az in in. e
service, &c making two rains daily 8 ~ :,
81. Louis. For further informari.n rins. Sy
apply TO any iowa Central arentma IS. J, sln !
ADDRESS a. sB. Cults. G t 'A ! ~ 5
MtnneapolIb, Minn 3, 20 W.
Mower County transcript., 1903-02-11
A Marvellous Invention.

Wonders never cease. A machine
mas been invented that will cut, paste
and hang wall paper. The field uf,in-
-Ventions and discoveries seems to be
unlimited. Nota bic among great dis.
coVeries is DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. It has done world
OF good for weak lungs and saved
many life. Thousands have used it
and conquered Grip, Bronchitis,
Pneumonia and Consumption. Their
general verdict is: tits the best
and most reliable medicine for throat
and lung troubles. Every SOC and
$l,OO bottle is guaranteed BY x. o..
Void Druggist. Trial bottles free.
Mower County transcript., 1903-02-11
A Choice of Wavs-

To California is afforded by taking.
the Chicago Great Western Railway
CLOSE connection is made at Kansas
Olty With the finest trans-con tinental
Linn m11teds. The choice Of three
through tourist cars via different.
routes may be had via this line. AK.
any Great Western Agent about
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-21
Nnfrr hnn 6ibihlaasn

Repzgort, 20. W&ai. - 3De'
66uItin6er, Elm anube unO elm g}do'
den, itorben beute ouF Der StroBe in
Foloe Don 6iBI6IGgen. 9rei anoere
9erTonen nurben BON Der 9iBe iiber=
pGItiqt. I'm W}ittag itan0 Dus 3berr
mometer uuf 81 8rab i'm S6dtten
CSpdter.) - 6sute mar Der beiBeits
20. Mut in 6ieIiger StaOt felt @tablts
runo bes 0etter 8iireau5. lin 3.2O
Nu6mittaqs Bate ba8 36ermometer
eirer 5tano BON 80 8raO errei6t.
Die nG6ItgrOBte, in ben 8sridten oes
0etter 8iireaus Oer3eihnete 9iBe
i'm W}onut Nlai in Stem gort trat
in 1877 elm, uno ou5 56ermOmeter
itieg bamulg ouf 86 9ruo. N}ebrere
peitere grtrantun8en infolge Oon9jBs
Iino fett O6iqem gemeloet noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-21
ORirhrr rin RnrhneEfimniR.

Rsp gort, 20. U2at. - U}itz
glieoer Der MannIaaft Der Sdat
rGonItitution" fanoen 6eute frij6,
md6reno lie am 5uBe Der 81. StraBe,
8roOflDn, nngelten, Die 2eide elmer etz
ma 4O=jG6rigen, gut getleiOeten 5rau
i'm DuIer, uno bic POIi3ei 6dIt es fir
m0gli6, OaB bic 5rau einem Y}Oro
gum Spfer fiel. Die Qei6e bate au=
qenIdeinli6 nur pentge Stunoen i'm
8aFer gelegen. Der re6te 4rm feFte
uno an Der re6teu Seite oss NSugens
btfanO Ii6 cine lange, tiefe 0unbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-21
9reifaher 0Bnbmnrb.
Sin 0eiBer unO 3lpei ge8er in 6lOz
ri0a pon einem Wlob abasthdn.

Gln WelBer uno 3lpel 9(e8er IN 6lp1
riOa Oon einem Mo6 a6getban.
8umpu, 6Io., 20. Mui.-2Cmog
8anoau, Elm 0eiBer, fopie 8pei g}ez
ger, Rumens Dan RenneoD nuo 6enrD
@ol0en, nuroen 6eute friib 3u Wtulz
BERN, Polf=gountD, psgen angebli9er
grmorOung zines 0eiBen, 0dmens
8urnep 8rpnn, BON einem U}o6 ge=
lnnht. Ranoau ion einen n6IinOen
Stger" (ge6eime Shnapp8tneipe) be-
trie6en bdben, un0 8roDn ipielte in
Der Qeitern beenoeten Wa6lzGumpdgne
cine beroorragenoe &oue ais 9robibiz
tioniit. 8ropn purbe in Der Nd6t
bpm IeBten Montag auf ieinem 9etm@
pege BON einem 6inter6alte aus err
f6ofTen, uno bic Nl0r0er Dur9i6nttz
ten i6m gum uebsrflufe nod Die
Reble. llnge6eurs Gntriiitung entz
Ttdn0 unter Der 8en0lterung bon
W}ul6errb, un0 OieIelbe Itieg auf ben
8ipFelpuntt, ais 8epetIe entoedt iputz
ben, pel6e anOeuteten, OuB 8ronH bic
Reqer 8u Dem W}oroe geOungen bate.
Die brei U}dnner purben OerAdftet,
unb elmer Der geger legte Elm 8eitdnoz
niB ub. lin 2 l16r 6eute friib erbraa
Elm N}ob ou8 8efGngniB, i4leppte tie
Odoon, bGngte lie auf unO Ourdl0asrs
te i6re 80rper nit 8ugeIn. Der Utob
beftano aus so Mtd8tirten, unter mel
6en Ii6 piele Der 0Promintnteiten
W}Gnner bes Gountp8" befunoen hdz
her7 {nIIeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-21
Nrbrit unS 2nbu.
Strife uuf Der rW}o6iIe &C 06ios
go6n" beenOet. - 9rOBer Yldz
I6iniiten=2(u8tanO in Ct. 2Oui5.

8a6n" beenoet. - 8roBer UIdz
f6inifteu=2(u5FonO in ct. 2Oui5.
M}obiIe, Qlla., 20. g}ai. - Der
Strife Der 3ug6eoieniteten unO 8eiz
denfteuer Der ,,U{obile &c O6toS8u6n"
nuroe beute Ra6mittdg beenDet err
tlGrt. Die Dersin6arten 8e0tn8ungsn
iin0 nod nidt betannt.
St.Qouts, 20. Mai. - Qle CUR
TnternationaIen UldI6iniitenzlnion
9sb0riqen MuI6iniIten unO U}eiitngz
arbeiter qingen beute g&admittug an
ben Strife, nu6Oem iia iid Ieit feds
QBohen perqe6li6 6emijbt bdtten, cine
Qp6ner606unq Don 10 Pro3ent 81 err
ldnoen. llnQeFd6r 1000 Qrbeiter, Die
in 5ieniten bon 50 Bis go beri6ieoez
nsr Firmen unO @ompagnje'n Iteben,
firb an bem QlusItun0 betbeiligt.
0enDer, Gol., 20. 9J(ut. - eo@
mite'n Der @ef9Gft8leute uno Der
8iiroersQluiun3 butten beute 8ormtt@
tQo Ianqe Gonferen5en, nm YSIttel
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los.
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ner beute abge6altenen 9er5ammlun8
ber italteniT6en Su6nap : Strtter
nuroe bef6loFIen, 8ertreter Der Strtz
fer nit Der GontrattOr5zQ6o octdtton
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8tlens, in Gorpore ans 0ert 3us
riid8ute6ren, fats iie $1.75 fir u6tz
ftinbiqe 2(rbeit55eit erbalten.
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- Die Qinien Der 6ieIigen StraBenz
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6e. Die 8u6npagen iino nit y}i6t=
unionleuten bemunnt, uno auf cer
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Sonnenuntergang pieber eingeitent.
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8ieoerduFnabme beg gaAt6etrie6es
gu MAIDEN. MG6rero bes 8ormittd55
famen teine Ru6eit0rungen Dor. Die
itrifenoen 8a6nIeute 6ulten feit 3uz
fummer.
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ten geIteqte 8iirgi6aft ge0edt.
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ent3og uno auf Den guH5en unteren
StaottbeiI ber6reitets. 6iiIfe ipurOt
aus Montreal requirtrt. Mebrere 6uz
briten, Iopie ettpa 25O6duIer fpuroen
eingedfdert, uro man faGBt ben Petuz
niGren 8erIuft duf 100000.