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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-12-11
Christmas Goo ds.

One of the finest collections oi
fancy china dishes, silk handkerchief
and fancy fans ever brought to Haw'
,horne, is now on exhibition at the
store of Chung Kee. The prices
range from fifty cents to five dollars
Our people should call and examine
this beautiful display of fancy Christ
mas goods.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-12-11
M. E. Church.
Program for Sunday, December 6

Program for Sunday, December 6,
1903:
1920 A. Reorganization of Sun
day school and short sermon to chill
dren; subject, " Hold the Fort.
Thence for older ones, How to
teach Sunday School Glass"
1902. M.-Address to Hawthorne s
business men and women; topic,
Religion 10 Busy Life.
Every one invited to attend and
welcome. G. H. DARLING,
Pastor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-12-11
STALLION FOR SALE

A fine Clydesdale stallion, l''oo
mounds weight, eight years old, SOUND
and gentle, is for sale for 'u' ''''
information write to
A. LEON, Luning, New
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-12-11
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.
Fer he Care Of INDECENT Sick

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board
Of County Commissioners OF Esmeraida
county, Nevada, will receive sealed pro-
nosals nm to 10 o'clock 4. NJ. of January 4,
1904 for the medical care of the INDECENT
sok OF said county for the year 1904, and
olso for the medicine and medical care OF
all persons who may be confined III the
iai of said county for said period,
rho Roord reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
BY order of the Board.
J. II. MILLER,
1,,.ta Clerk Of the Board.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-12-11
SAMPLES.

Monday.
The Syndicate mill, Bodie, is shut
down for the Winter.
Mrs. J. o. Birmingham of Mason
valley, died in Carson Monday.
Will Whitesides came down from
Bodie the other day to thaw out
Dave Graham spent Wednesday
night with old friends in Hawthorne.
Geo. Noel, prominent attorney of
Virginia City, was in town Wednes-
day.
George Clark, who is interested in
mines near Atwood, was in town
Wednesday.
Bill Smith departed to-day for Los
Angeles, where he has an interest in
800 dwelling houses.
DR.. Reed has been summoned to
Bodie to attend Thos. Miller, who is
very low with pneumonia.
The last of the machinery for the
Pamlico mill is now on The ground
and will be put in place at once.
Mr.. Mayberry, foreman of the
Standard mine, passed through to
San Francisco Wednesday for brief
visit,
1t is reported that the mines of the
Nevada Company at Berlin have
been closed down, throwing out 100
miners.
Bishop Leonard, head of the Epis-
copal church in Nevada and Utah,
died last week in Salt Lake of ty-
phoid feser.
Engineer Cagwin and family will
leave Sunday for a months visit to
California. Mr.. Cagwin is in poor
health and a change of climate will
probably brace him up.
Feldhusen s. Co., Sacramento, make
prices on provisions far below any
house in the West. Write today for
big grocery catalogue "H.' It's
mailed free. milf
Rev. Geo. R. Davis, father of Sam
Davis, died in Carson Thursday. Mr.
Davis had been "a resident of Nevada
for twenty years and was esteemed
by all classes of people.
A son was born to the house of R
G. McAfee in Hawthorne last We'd
nesday. Bob says the little fellow
may be tenderfoot, but he is M
hys9-silvo-demo-mugwumpo
White Pine county, during the
boom days, had population of ovel
$4,000. The Recorder had seven dep
uties and his fees are said to have
exceeded $4,000 during single
year.
Tom Brown swere out warran
charging Micky Sommers and Chas
House with assault aud battery the
other day. When the case was called
Brown did not appear and the de
PENDANTS were discharged.
The Commissioners OF Washo'
county have granted franchise t.
J. W. Hopkins to build an electric
railway from Reno to Steamboa
Springs. Hopkins proposes to bull
. fine hotel and sanitarium at Steam
boat and make it one of the most at
tractive resorts in the State.
Convict Wood, who escaped from
Folsom several months ago, and wa
recaptured at Reno, was found guilt
OF murder ina the second degree 70
killing guard during the break. A
he was already under life sentence
the Judge cited nim to appear fo
The new sentence one hundred year
hence. oy
Miss Hattie Summerfeld was ter
dered a very pleasant surprise part.
last week. Hearts was the game O
the evening. Miss Gracey and Et
win Box won the first prizes and Mis-
Cthe Way and Milton Doughert
taxing consolation prizes. A mos
enjoyable evening was passed.
Word comes from San Francisc
mat Jerry Quinn is an inmate of IL
Dan Francisco poorhouse. Mr.. Quin
was Assessor OF this county for eigl
wars, and was at zone time possesse
=" a competence. But physical IL
nrmltles aud i'll fortune came upo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
Nuffifde @nfiebluns in
Stbirien.

0ufsetbiirmt babe gum @iI9t auffprt,
btnber 8ergippgen. Sieies ipeite I'M.
enblicbe 8er9mesr beiBt 9lltai (9oloz
berge) uno 9ebDrt hem 3aren. Die
S9dbe bieies 2anbes fnb srpB, nas
mentIicb an @olb, Silber, 8lei, aus
pier. @iIen unb an sepaltigen Steinz
fohlsnfelbern. limb bas allies iinb nur
erIt 4nfdnge; mebr als bic SGlfte Der
Daiusn iit pbne bic nptbpenbisen 9lns
Ineefapitalien, uno bic anberen iin5
pielfa1 niGbt ratipnel genug betrieben.
@ebt Der Heiienbe aus bieien frif9er=
Eotbienen iibiriiden StGbten binaus.
IN benen bas comfortable @eltbotsl
nsben bem 8lpd1uus itebt unb bic
arobtn eleftriiden 8pgenlampen grds=
Mipa6Iene breite Straben beleu6ten.
TO niro er nod beute fdon bas pilo.
2anD treffen, mo Der Bauer in biss
len 9esenben nod pfliigt, mo er min.
nnb fein 9duz unb 9rennboI3 baut,
mo er mill; unb gebt sr ipeiter, 10 1T
Der tiibne 6oriher dusgsiebt alien In.
biIben Der @itterung. 9lus eigener
Strait mub er es aufnebmen nit Der
unipe9Idmteit bes @elGnbes, nit mil.
ben Sbieren unb nit ben @efabren, bic
BON feiten Der MenIhsn broben, ipenn
aud geraoe be 8ep0lterung in ben 9ss
etnben fern bon ben StGbten unb Nfis
n:n meiit bic friebiame @eIinnuns
nnIbulbiget 9laturpDlter bat.
Die in ben dus9ebebnten 9ebirgsi
Sdqen pes glItui unb in ben peiten
IJMBIteppen bss &atun, 3fhui, Bald.
fans, SiduIbi9man, Der 8iia unb
bts Spm fpobnenben @inge6prenen,
nod inrsr 9lnsabI nur 10000 Seelen,
iinb un5ipeifelbatt mpngoltlhen llra
fprun9s. Si, traeen perI6iebsne Na'
men theils mad ibren @obnplGben,
tbeits nd4 ibrer Gefdibte. tpie Ss'
Ieutp ober Selengutb, Sulmiiden. llrs
ia6aisD, 4tI9ii9timp, Seliutp, Sird'
tp unb suIebt an Der 6tneiii9en 9rens
se bic Wpngolen. Sbr 2eben 1T bds
bes eSGgers unb Sirtsn; pGbrenb oea
g8inters feBbaft, fiibren iie Der Sriigs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
YiISer aus Sibirien.

Das @prt Sibirien erpedte in uns
einIt bic 8oritelluns BON einem enblol
fen @jebiet unter eipigem Sis uno
Sdnee, bon einem 2anbe, bas I'M,
sugGnelidb ieber &ultur, taum bep0l'
fert unb nur erfiillt BON Der 8erSipeifs
lung ungliidliher @er6annten unS
Bsrbre6er lei, bon einem 9dnoe, befen
sGn5er Rsi9tbum bic Sslle feiner
Sbisrt unb bic penisen @olbpldbs
fsien. eSebt bat bic Sibirii9e Giiens
babrf bieIe Gambler Der Civilization nGz
btr geriidt; unb penn aud bon Weitz
europa aus mod Do6en nDtbig iino,
INN nit Der lansIamen ruiiiihen 2ofoa
motibe iene @egenben gu errei9en, 10
finbet bod bereits Elm reger 8ertebrsz
MustauI9 Itatt. Dor a[lem f9affen
5oblreibe @iiteraiise allidbrli9 200
bis 100000 9luspanberer nah bern
fsrnen Often pbsr BON bort auriid uno
ouf ben elei9f0rmigen Steppenitatios
men. Die Bel Der @ingleiiigteit Der 8abn
sugleitb aud &reu5ungspuntte fein
HliiTen, ipirb man e6enIooft bic nit
Spiel unb neuen @eIdngen bic neue
Seimatb fu9enben rufiii9en 8auern
NIT Weib unb SGuslingen treffen, lpts
bic init @ebet unb dlten Seimdtb 1liez
bern gum @eburtslanb 3uriidpans
nernbsn, ,oerenSoffnun9en ii9 ni4t er=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
ling, Der CONNER unb Der SerbIf in
frDblihem Wanberleben bur6 bic uns
enbli9en 9erss unb SbGler babin. Der

Wilbrei9tbum TT bier srpb, unb bic
Serben BON pferben, Rinbern, 3iegen
unb S6afen seben ibnen gaabruns ses
mug, ba Der einSelne oft bis gu tauienb
unO mebr Stiid @ieb beiibt. Die
@obnunsen bieIer @0lferIbaften Fnb
Siitten (Surten), bic in ben Walbges
genben aus 8aumitGmmen unb 8auma
rinbe. in ben Slubiteppen aus nit Sci.
len beoedten Sol5seitelIen 9efertigt
finb.
@infah unb sufrieben le6t biefes
@olt in Ieinen uni9ulbisen Sitten
unb 6reuben. 90 alt ipie bic 9ebrGus
de 1T aud bic @el9i9te bieIer mons
9oliI9en StGmme. Nod iebt finbst
man hdufig sepalttse Steinbaufen in
regelre9ter, tbeils runbliher, tbeils
re9tediger Sprm unb Spuren BON
pfluiterlng atpifden ibnen. @s iollen
bies bic Steinbaiiten lGngif oerganse=
ner @Dlfer Iein, bic ben Namen Sfduz
bp trugen. Sinh bieIe bic @orfdbren
Der ieBisen 8eb0lferung setpefen, iinb
fie ausgepanbert ober ausgeitorben9
9luf ieben 5aG finb bic jebt nod por>
banbenen eingebprenen 8Olter urolter
abfunft; nidt nur 8rdune unb 9es
pobnbeiten, aud Sagen geben beutlidle
aunbe bupon. Se pirb unter ibnen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

peiber.
fiillt ba6en. @ieIe Saufenbe aber bas
ben aud nit ber &raft bes iungen ilaz
biI6en @plfes ben I6par5en 8oben
be5pungen, bic Gaunen bes &limas
ertrasen gelernt unb ibre 8lodbGuier
sufammengelpiirfelt. Sieie ausOauerns
ben 2eute iinb reid gefporben; 80 bis
40 Mil. Yub @etreibe iinb in lebter
3eit idbrli9 ausgefiibrt poroen, unb
bic proouttion ftei9ert iid BON Sabr
8u Subr. trn
limb Sibirisn 1T groB unb bietet
nod Baum senus fir friI9e &raft.
Gin 2anb. bas anbertbalbmal grOber
ift als gans europa unO fiinfune<
sponsigmdl 9eutf9ldnb in iih faBt..
fann nidbt ppn folder @infDrmigteit
Teinsr 8pbenperbdltniIfe iein, tpie man
ss iib oft 9enug DorItelt. @enn bas
Nuet Sag um Sag nur enbloie, am
duBsriten 6prioOnt fheinbar nit ben
SimmelsDolten Suiammenfliebenos
@teppe seIe9en, ipenn man f6pn feine
anbere @prReauns mebr bat, aIs baB
hintsr bieIer Steppe ipieber Stepps
unb immer ipieber Steppe liest, ou
pl0bIi9 iteist ss i9par5 in Der 6erns
ouf: buntle 3ebsrnpdlber tlettern Sii@
gel unb 8erss empor, 10 bod, als es
ihnen bas Selma erldubt, unb iiber
ibnen tbronen bic 9letI9er nit etpiA
gem S9nee hcbedter 5elienberge. Die
3ulebt ermiibenbe Stepps perliert man
Gus Dem &uge, unb es 1T bem @unz
berer. ais pb bas ipeite @rasmeer ii9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

iiberliefert: ginit fonmt Der tpeiB.
Baum uno nit benz tpeiben 8aume Der
ipeibe Gar, bann lit es 3eit fir uns, gu
iterben. limb Der peiBe Baum, bic
8irte, 1T gefpmmen unb bat fi9 in uls
len Sfludten, auf alien Soben einses
brGngt.
Niit benz tpeiben Baum 1T au9 ber
ipeiBe Gar sefommen unb bat melt in
ben tiefen 6lubtbdlern feline Sempsl
sebaut, bic @Dlter erfdredt unb iie
bielfd9 ffpn befebrt. Die abgelse
gentle Stride 1T bic bes beriibmten&loz
tiers am SelebtpieIee. 9ln Der auss
miinbung bes Si9ulbI9man, spiI6en
fait un5ugdngliden 5elspdnoen er-
bdut, lit iie 5u pferbe nur auf ipilben.
fir ben breiten Mannesfub unsang.
barren pfaben unter 2ebenssefabr 5tl
erreihen, etpas lei9ter auf ben Sds
men Der @ingeborenen iiber bic 9epal.
tige 2Gnge bes ertpGbnten SEES. 9o3
ipebe, ipenn iitb StptI9en ben boben,
unpirtbli9en llfern elm Sturm er9ebt.
@rreiht Der S9iffer ni9t einen Gan.
bun9splob, ZEN inn oft nod 8Gren
itreitig MAIDEN, bic bier in Menge pors
bunben limb. 10 begrdbt i'm Die Slutb,
unb Der 9ittseIung Der flint 9lofsrz
mDn6e tont fir tbn gum Simmel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
Santo8 Sumnnt's aeues yuttS
ihif.

Der befdnnte 2uftI6iffer Santos
0umont, benz es am 19. Sftpber 1900
gelang, nit ber fe9iten Contraction
ieines lentbaren 2uftballpns ben @is
feltburm in paris gu umtreifen, beab'
fi9tigt, in ct. 2ouis I'm Die bort
aussef9riebenen preiie Su fabren.
Wdbrenb er nun fir OieIen 3ped ets
men 8ebnten, in grOben Simeniionen
sebaltenen 8ullon buut, ma6t er aus
senbfidli9@o nit ieinem fleis
men 8ullon Nr. 8. Der bier abgebilOet
lit. Der SnbaIt Oesielben lit 1926
@ubitfuB bei etipa 20 SUB grDBtem
Surhmefer; i'm Snneren lit elm 1000
gubitfuB GROCER 2uftiad (8alIonet),
Der bic 8asperluite aussleiden foa.
Sur9 ben etipa bon Der Wiitte Der
0iille berubbGnsenoen S9lau9 ipfro
ppn Der 9onbel aus i'm 9ebarfsfdu bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

9Th pOrfidtiger ar3t
Sremoer: rWas MAIDEN Sic. 9err
Doctor, tpsnn bas Mebitament, tpels
DIES sic benz pdtisnten peridreiben, in
Sbrer Suusapotbete niht porrdtbig
iit2" @r5t: .Oas tommt nidt por;
benn i'd peridreibe ia nur bas. mas
i'd eben gu SauIe babe"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

-OoppeIfinnigeRsbens 81
art. n9ieie beiben @elbfdde brinz
gen Sic gum Banter S9ul5e. (2egt
iie ibm auf bic S9ulter,) 60! Wer>
ben sic iie dber aud 10 melt tragen
tDnnsn2" % ia, fpenn i9 nur erit
i'm 3use bin, iperbe ih idon fertis bus
nit perben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

-8ere9ttgter 4nfpru9.
arantentaiienzar5t (au elmer 9lrbeiter'
frdu): n@be feline 9lnfprii9e auf
&rantenselO beriidii9tist tpsrben t0n>
men, muB ih pifen, Ob Sbr Mann fid
bic 3rantbeit bur9 eigenes @eri9ul>
ben 5useaosen bat" Ser &rante:
nMeine S9ulb par's ni9t. bas tann
i9 beeiben, iie bat mir ben Iiebsnbsn
Seiiel on ben &opf getpprfen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
Santos 9umont's auffies
init einem Bali on q r. 8.

: Gamer pbiIofop6ie.
Ginbre9er Ger iih Osrsebens bemiibt,
einen eiiernen 9eIoIdrant gu Dffnsn) {:
r@s 1T bod re9t traurig, buB Ii9 bic
MenI6en ielbit sesenieitis bds 2eben
10 f9per ma6en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

= Gin btsereter @irtb.
@dit: ~SOren Sic NAL, 6err Wirtb!
9us 5leif9 1T ia ni4t gu ssnieben; es
rieht ia gang entfeBli9l" 0irtb:
n@s 1T mir aud 10 porsetommen. aber
i'd babe ni6ts iasen pollen, um sbnen
ben 9ppetit nidt gu psrberben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

: 3peiertei. rBas babts
benin beut' gum @Fen9" nNur a
8auernsulldI9 unb q Salpngullaf9.
nWas lit bsnn ba fir elm llnterIdieb9"
nNa, Su an SalOnsuIai9 triesen's
bait a Serbiett' unb a sepuBtes
@b3eug."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

@ntfebli9er @ebante.
pripatier Siiffel (beim bollen Sdops
penn: rWenn an Der Seelentpanberuns
etpas @abres iit, bann mO9t' i'd nad
meinem Sob ales toerben, nur tein
5ii9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
3nIIdefprdh h.

(berbliibte S6SnbeiD: .Oie Mdnner
iinb bod beut' bO9it unsalant! 8ein
einaiser SdnSer tommt." 8uter: rGs
fiirdtet ii9 bait Sober, baB Oh Did
bel Der 0amentpabl repun9iren tOnns
teit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

-@useinerputriotif9en
Der m m lung. Rebner: y. +.
unb barum frage i6 bic perebrten
WGbler: sibt es Elm b0beres irbiI6es
9ut uls infer 8aterlanb2" Stimme
aus bem Sintergrunb: rSupoII, cen
2unbiut ufi'n Gbimborafo!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
..Bitt' Inn en- 0llmofenl~

n8itt' I'M en- Ilmofen!~
Sinh sic ihon ipieber ba9 SIMMER
biefe StDrung!"
nDenn es Der snGbtsen Srou lieber
1T, 70 nebnien sic bod Elm 4bonnes
ment fir einen Mpndt pber Elm 8iera
teliabr, bann Fnb sic ni4t 10 oft ges
ftOrt!. E. Diini4en snGbige Srau cts
nesa"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
9 erf d II q b b I.

meine. Sbre 5rau SsmabIin idOn
friiber einmal geieben gu baben, bieies
golobIonbe Saar tommt mir 10 be-
tannt porl" 9. (eilis): r0us bat iie
aber nod gar ni9t lanse!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23
sc mitbItf

@emiitbti9. 91rdFbent:
Ser @nsetlaste ipolIte iih eben ourd
Strabenraub Elm ausenebmes 2e6en
Ii6ern = -" RGuber (unterbrez
6enb): - angenebm9 gta, bd irfrs
ben sic tinmal Rauber, Serr prdIis
hent!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

-@us elmer 8ertbeibts
eungsrebe. @ertbeibiser: rMeis
ne Ssrrsn, bebetten sic, baB Der 9tns
setlasts iih erit su SbGtli4teiten bins
reiBen lieb, als ibn Der Sldser elm
Rbinoeeros ndnnte; sic tperben be-
sreifen. bab er bieIes HbinOceros ni9t
auf Ii9 fiben laFen fonnte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-23

-SDbere&o 9tunit Mann:
rWie nsnnt man benn bies @sriht els
gentli99" Srau: rSas 1T etpus Seis
mes unb beiBt ~9Otterfpeife"! Munn:
pa4 10! Sir uns Sterbli9e 1T es
allerbinqs un9eniebbar!"
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
SILK ASSOCIATION
ACCUSES RAILROADS
Charges OF Discrimination Filed With
Interstate Commerce Commission.

One Of the most important complaints
ever filed before the Interstate Com
meree Commission was presented this
morning by the silk Association. of New
York, which charges that the PhiladeI-
phia and Reading New York Central
and HUDSON River Road, Delaware,
Iackawaaua and Western. Ncw York.
New Haven and Hartford, Ceatral Rail
road Of New Jersey. Erie. AMI Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroads have Disseminated
against the association in freight rates
The association mentioned alleges that
the roads named have charged excessive
races on raw materials and all material
products They claim that four times
the hrst-class rale IS charged them
without reason. and that their business
is greatly handicapped by this ruling,
They also charge that the roads have
violated a part of the Interstate com
merce laws. and demand hearing
The Chicago. Milwaukee. and St Paul
this morning replied TO charge made
against thar lire as to advancing rates
on grain and grain products between
h lsas City aad Omaha The Chicago,
Burlington. and Quincy Road mikes the
same answer. and both lines request a
hearing IN the ease. They have been
charged with excessive rates between
the cities named
The Baltimore and Ohio Road replies
to a charge made by yhe Glade Coal
Company. of 1.yersdale. Pa, IL which
The allegation is made that the railroad
refused 10 provide sufficient coal cars
in EEe recent coal famine and therefore
injured The coal comgauy's business
The road alleges thar the tracks used
by the coal company are Tor the use OF
all shippers in MyeTsdaIe. and that The
coal company must take its chances II
the handling Of freight
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
WORLDS FAIR CITY IN
STATE OF MAD TURMOIL
Thousands Arriving in St. Louis
Every Hour.

ST LOUIS, April 29.-The final day be
fore thc dedication ceremonies shows
the Worlds Fair city IN state OF bus
lie and hurry. on every street decora-
tors are working like mad. The streets
are packed with visitors ana special
trains are drawing thousands more INTO
tho union station each hour.
The Worlds Fair site resembles a
military camp. Miles on miles OF white
tents are stretched out over hills aad
down dales. gIisteuing in the morning
sunlight Men in blue. in khaki. auI ia
olive green. march here ana there
about their duties.
Great siege guns stand grim ana for
bidding in the shadow Of the various
! industries buildings. their zeutries like
/ pigmies beneath their frowning mouths.
/ Special trans are unloading regiment
after regiment. at 10 o'clock this morn
ing 1900 soldiers were encamped and
/ 10000 more viii have been added TO ,hs
+ tented city before midnight
St Louis is HiIed with Government
Z B-ttElat8- BESIDES SCLtEdl Miles s-aia
/ Corbiu there are now here as guests OF
the Exposition Company United States
/ Senators Buruham. Depew. DoIliver
Berry. Martin, Foster. Hansbrough
Teller. Mitchell. Penrose. MeLauren, Me
/ Creary. Clark. Hepburn. Cullom. Gam
BILE. Smoot. Hanna. and Spooners Rep
resentatsye Tawney. Minnesota; sher-
man. New York. Mahon. Pennsylvania
Bartholdt. Missouri; Parker, New Jer
/ scy; Overstreet. Indiana. Mann, Illinois
Smith, Iowa; Miller. Kansas; Burkett
Nebraska, Robertson. Louisiana, Bart
! lett. Georgia: ShafToJh. Colorado: Hay
Virginia. Van EooThis. Ohio; Smith
/ Illinois; Jackson. ONO; Haugea, Iowa
/ Page, North Carolina; Fuller Illinois
Birdsau. Iowa: Taylor. Alabama. HUI
Iowa: Hinshan. Nebraska; Gudger
North Carolina. TraiHey, Illinois. an
Esch Wisconsin
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
POLICE COURT GRIST.

Isaac Wilkinson. a negro, worked at
AIonzo WhitfeId's scent shaving par
lor Saturday and in the afternoon he
told his employer a man across the
street wanted TO see him Whitfield
went across the street but was INFORM
ed 40 one wanted him He returned 10
the shop and found that S2.S0 the con
tents Of the cash drawer. had disap-
peared. and so had Wilkinson. In the
Police Court this morning ne said.
There warn't nothin in dat aw but
de three heads of hair ! cut"
How do you know what was in the
drawer Twenty dollars OF sixty days,
said the court.
When Policeman J. >. +sD-ingman, OF
the Eighth precinct, arrested Sarah
Thomas. a negress. yesterday. she
struck him in the face and was sent 10
Jail sor thirty days this morning
The larceny of an umbrella and d
clock from Lizzie Ash. a BegTcss, seat
William Cunningham, negro. 10 jail
for thirty days.
sam Tasting, q negro, got angry sat
urday night when sam Noy. a Chinese
waiter. accidentally touched him, and
shot the Chinaman. Tor which ia the
/ Police Court today he was held il $l,ool
bonds for the action Of the grand jury
Eliza Dodson. a ncgress, was aTTaiEne.
in Police Court on three diHereu
/ charges today and was sent 10 jail for
ninety Gays. She assaulted POIHemal
/ Peterson. when he arrested her for dis
orderly conduct. aad also broke te!e-
phone receiver when The policeman call
cd for the patrol wagon
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
STRIKE BREAKER SHOOTS
ALLEGED PERSEGCUUTT0GRIl G R
Evans Had Been Driven From Town
by Union Men.

MORRISTOWN. y. J. April %
George Chain. Of Rockaway. y !. was
brought TO All Souls Hospital this
morning and lies at the point Of death
from a bullet wound in his neck He
vas shot about midnight by William J.
Exams. Of Bockaway. who escaped.
The shooting occurred over the settle
ment of strike question Both men
were employees Of the steel works. Ey-
ans vas he head of a gang thar went
cut for three weeks last winter. and vas
about the arst man TO return 10 work.
he was driven from The town as the
other men resusrf 20 work with him
Three days ago he returned 10 work ut
Roekaway The other men announced
they would not work with him and he
vas again discharged. He declared
Chain responsible. and said ne would
kin aim.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
INCORPORATION. PAPERS
GRANTED THREE CONCERNS

Certificates of the Incorporation of
three business enterprises we're fled
yesterday il. the office Of the Recorder
of Deeds. They are.
The Virginia Novelty Company. or
gauized for the manufacture and sale OF
novelties Of all kinds Capital. 500, ,Ooe
Incorporators. Thomas r. Marshall
Henry L. Lowering, and NJ L Marshall
The Brunr err -Beuisch Company. organ
lied fer the purpose of manufacturing
and selling specisIties ard proprietary
articles. Capital, S25. .ooo. Incorpora-
tors. John 3. Drummer. Charles Il. Nee
ly. and Andrew J. Scott
The Incorporating Trust Company, or
ganized for the purpose of buying an5
selling real estate and personal proper.
I ty. Capital. S250,oG0 IncorporatoTs. C
/ Il. Necly. a J. Scott. and p. W Neely-