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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
DUTL00K FOR EARLY SETTLE
MENT ISN0W VERY BRIGHT

claimed that IL out OF 10 new men
who started 60 wafk We're induced
10 quIt and come into the union.
Rev, Ira Mills after running a car
all day told the strikers that he was
dome. II Ia said that Mills waa
Threatened with expulsion from a
seefet order " he Sid not quit the
service during the Htfihe.
The only serious tfouhls took place
AZ Second avenue and Neslcr war
about $50 In the afternoon. An i'm
uense crowd had gathered there and
had amused Itself yelling ''ncAb" ~
the passing cars. suddenly rush
was made upon a Volunteer Park
car eompeillns " TO stop while sew
sral 81 the mob attempted 10 assault
the motofmnn.
The police charged the mob. and
captured two prisoners. The crowd
attempted 20 release the latter. but
after a lively scuffle the officers ear
sied their men away to the station.
The prisoners gave the names Of
Daniel Harris and Scott Malone.
Neither belong 90 the street ear OF
any other union. They appeared
Ia be ordinary iaherers
A little later Archie kfom, Elmer
Herd and James Evans we're brought
IN for attempting 10 rescue the ar
rested men from the naiicc.
A iittse later a Green Lake car
y a stalled on Second avenue and
Marion through anne trouble With
the motor. Supt kefup~tsr Was On
the car and ~hiis he WAS assisting
the Fnctornian "a. repair the motuf
tough In the crowd addressed him
In violent language and tried 20 spit
IN his face STRIKER iefked the
ouliy back and Eavr him a ruart.
Later the offender WAS ARRESTED. gtv~
seE the name 81 +. ] sullivan
Frank pefnsrt was aisa arrested for
ohsffuctinE the same rar. A striker
arelssed Ia repairing the motor.
ON f'the street the crowds we're
large. especially late in the after.
nooIt and were quite neisy hut their
assaults were chiefly verbal A few
egg ami aonte deafed frnit were
thrown AZ cars. F'es strikers were
seen In the crowds ard thr disturb
srs we're all % them plainly iouKhn.
HetN 9 and oseIeck In the sx=
eninF the crowd became 90 dense
at fssisr way and Second avenue
that u could ncaFeslY - penctf aied
Several poliresnsn adopted the device
II anins up the street. aa u In puf-
suit Of somebody aud many people
fetiaw~d opening np the mass TO
same extent Tive ofarera ran
around the eoruef Of James street
and into the coliins bloeh 10 break
up the crowd with false scent-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
AUTO ScORcHER
rs COMING HERE

r. y. stlmsou's red racing auto.
mohile. with which, about 10 day.
from Los Angeles 10 San Francisco
viii arrive from the latter city to.
morrow evening ON the Pollard
steamer Rainier. The Rainier lcfl
the California metropolis aaturda,
evening with 1000 tons OF freight
and az passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

msdlately siienced by vicious blow
in the face. This blow WAS followed
by others until the victim vas help
less. Tha thief then toek her rims
and Nhai money he could find and
made klH escape.
The police were notified and n de-
acripiion Of the robbsf given them,
1his resulted In hryantH arrest by
RoniUr. before taking his prisoner
20 headquarters officer Roster took
him to- Mira Warmers home. Hhs
Immediately Identified him as her
annnilant
Mr.. Warner Il confined 20 her
room today and was unable 20 go 10
the prosecuting attorneys office 10
swear 10 a complaint against iify-
ant
ttryant will not discuss the case
TIE had SAC 90 cents in his pockets
when arrested. The diamond ring
could not be found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
JOHN STANLEY CUTS
HIS THROAT AND DIES
MADE LIFE YIN sgARAstE" NE TOLD POLICE
A LIFE BLOOD EBBEp hWAY-PRoBAeLY REFERRING
MI

, might be done to save his life. Ac-
eordinEly Stanley was taken 10 the
WayHido Mission hospital, where he
died an hour later.
When the officers first arrived
Stanley made the statement In ref
sfeDce to his mother in-lnN. He
spoke IN the most endesring terms
Of his wife Just before his death at
the hospital.
Stanley - well known to the po-
lice lie has been drinking rather
hard Of late. and several months ago
while being sobered up at the city
Jail, he had an attack Of the de-
ieriun trerusnE. He lived with his
wife AT the house. where he was
found IN a dying condition this
morning.
Coroner Hoye investigated the
death. The body was removed to
the Bonney- Watson morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
SUES FOR
POKER LOSS

W. g. Green fiied suit In the super
Tor court this morning against the
tunu brothers 10 recover SITS. which
he claims 20 have loat playing draw
poker IN back room Of the 4 II T.
saloon % which the defendants are
lproprietors. The games are said 10
have been conducted between Jan
uary rs and 70. contrary to the laws
Of the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
DROPPED DEAD

Fritz Winner. an aged and vel
knawR resident o. the upper sguak
valley. dropped dead yesterday II
Hsnton while boarding a street car
fer Seattle. Winner had suffered
With dropay for sorue time. lie Was
en- route 60 the city yesterday 10 en-.
ment. Dr. Beach was called 20 at
tend IN. stricken man at Renton.
but before he arrived Wilmer was
dead Winner was g. years Of sse.
He leaves a widow and two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
PASTOR WOULD NOT
FAVOR "ScAB" CARS

Elder J. ". Webb. pastor Of the
Church Of God. gave evidence Of his
sympathy with the cause Of the
striking street car men yesterday BY
baptiEing several new members q
his flock IN Lake Washington al .
point on the cid Renion car line
He announced that this placs had
been selected because he did not
care 80 have any OF the members OF
his congregation ride on any Of the
other Lake Washington lines oper-
afed by "Hcaba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
FIRE CHIEFS WILL
NOT COME HERE

The nsrt annual meeting Of the
international Association q Fire
Chiefs wlil be held In Atlantic CITY
instead % Seattle.
Chief Coos 81 the IRE department
IL In receipt Of q letter from Chief
Croker In Mes York informinH hita
that the exscutive eaussnittee con-
tempistsd changing the meeting
place from Atlantis city 90 Seattle.
but later found that II would be Inn
possible 10 do 20 under the rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
A DOUBLE TRACK
TO RAiMER BEACH

Work wac started today on the
u ork Of grading the right ~ why of
the old Henton car line between
Rainier beach and brighton Beach
The GRADING r. being done for the
purpose Of putting In a douhse track
between the points named. a. o..
good " the contractor.
This Is the initial step toward maxi
Ing a double track the entire length
Of the line between Rainier Beach
aud this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

,Afric Company Makes Pr0pO-
siion Which Labor Leaders
Ire Strongly Inclined to Accept
With Slight MOdificafiOns--Un-
IN VIII Not Be Disseminated
leainsf and Strikers VIII Be
peinsfafed--Ofhe Questions to
Be Arbifrafed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
FUNERAL or
GEN. MDOHALD

EDISHuRs. March Major
General M3cIAonald uaa buried AZ G
o clock this morning. pnly one Of
f1esF in uniform WAS present. he be-
ing . major % militia All EFFORTS
Of civilians 10 iaNeHf the funar. /
With some dignity proved pitlfuiiy
inadequate. but few carriages. cca-
tanning msrnhsrp II Scottish soeisties
Nere observable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
MRS. E. A. BRiDcMAN
PASSES AWAY

Mrs. RriaemaB. wife ~ r. A.
Hftfxrnan. foreman Of the Post-fn-
teiiisencer composing and mechsni=
cal department. died at Providence
hospital early yesterday mornlnE Of
endoearditia after an Illness u only
a few weeks.
Mrs. Brfdsman was just n years
Of age. and besides . husband and
three children. leaves a large circle
Of friends 10 mourn her early death
She has been a resident Of Seattle
for many years and was prominent
in the social life and church work OF
the Heacon Hiil district
The funeral viii be held tomorrow
afternoon AZ o'eiork from the Lane
street Presbyterian church Rev.
Al Matthews Will affifiafe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

Mrs. Y. Warner was bFutaliy as.
sault~d and robbed OF Nainabis
diamond ring and = small sum Of
money IN her roofn az llofa4 First
avenue. between ] and 4 o'clock this
morning.
Joe bryant. a newshoy - years
Of age, who has been Identified b.
Mrs. Warner as her aahailant. L. un
der arrest lie MAS taken in Gus
tady by fatrainan Roster soon after
the robbery, A charge OF burglary
viii probably be placed against him.
According To the story told by
Mrs. Warner and other lodse4a hi
the house ahs' robbery was deitber
steiy planned and tha assault IN
provoked II seems that bryant
knew two ladHors In tho house aud
spent several hours with them last
night. Mrs. Warner was awakened
BY the pfessnee % Hryant IN her
roam. Hhe screamed. but was Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
TYPOGRAPHICAL UN/0N
SUPPORTS STRIKE


Seattle Typographical Union, No,
fo1. has passed the following reenlu-
tlons concerning the strike 81 the
Street Railway Mems Union IN this
city
Resolved, ny Seattle Topographic
cal Union, No, 100. That we mast
heartily Hympathike with the street
car nien In their present strike ON
the lines ~ the Seattle Electric COM
psns for the recognition OF their un-
Ion and against the obnoxious ruler
and regulations under which that
company's employees are forced 20
work and further. that No tender
the striking street car men our full
and complete moral and financial
support and be Il further
Resolved. That any member 81 Re-
atna typographical Union euilty Of
fidssH on the EARS Of the Seattle
~ tfie Company during this strike
b. Ifanishsd by a fiue Of g Cor such
ofense5
Resolved. further. That these res
oiutians be published Ia the daily
presH II the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
FIERCE GALE
rs RAG/NC

NORFOLK. March 10.-The worst
storm Of the winter In raging off the
coast All sea coast wires are down
sand drifts cover all the railways 60
Cape Henry ana traffic l. entirely
stopped. The schooner Davenport
IL reported ashore at West Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
BODY IDENTIFIED

The body 81 the man Who was sifis
ID b. = tran a. fiiark Diamond sat
uFday noruing. sas sesterda, idsn-
tffied 80 that ~ WIlsiaIa Cuanell. q
miner. aged - years r. far aA
kHasu Connsli has no relatives Ia
this ceaantry. The body IL Al the
ftnnnes W. tsau mosxue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
EARTHQUAKE
I'M JERUSALEM

JERUSALEM. March ao-An
earthquake Of unprecedented vio-
icuce WAS felt here today. The
shock created panic. but little
damage WINS done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
TWO KILLED

ASHLAND. Ohio. March ao.-fn q
collision which occurred on the Erie
hallway this morning two firemen
Nere Killed and one engineer fsisliy
Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
SUBMITTED
* ELECTRIC %MpW

~ sfs Electric bsieee. present strike
va r
rd without bust far the
.:z1l q nd Ill Wages paid
shs4 the s@ paid to street rsiwsysn anywhere
y power Discharge public
se G vnx aid It's former employees correcting what
ae eany bsiisss serious mistake their part makes
lssy smpoyes for TIE esrryias q this policy
sss5 pesss s god faith o. ths people and SEATTLE snd
comp any shan at liberty jan or
- - ~ union according individual choice
~ shall
= vnfh h~ adyoc o. union principles
n'shfuy discharges his dussiss a. empots Of ths
~ desires and expect belong
|e es1 due 10 fsIlew employees and desires
~ s1ys -union employees 20 sai union smpioys< In
N company al tunes eheerfuiiy carry out tho
pn q ~ franchises and city charter requiring
V arbitration arise h<fween
ssa It's railway employees a. e any matter Of EN-
n company any employees toln
~ ssnirhs 70 the union fund believing tina, the OF
x1srrnents .oud be an infringement the rights a.
Aaszesn prnelyis taxation Without representation
= u fhis proposition
IN es received A. sn ploye. Of the Company the
et - before present
IN returning from the together With for
s~ % Seattle. aiding reinstatement
nns employees q the Tacoma al shall In
as iss1 All snpio yes now strike
@ssr MS proposition shall receive the hared
s,sxe shall have HE By o. parepa
ne heretofore raade on the company by or on
THE SEATTLE Rf.EasTRIc COMPANY.
= = 80. -fvr " " y Grant MnnsseT
v-TvrFEEs George ponworth sseresary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
UINDAY PA SSED WITHOUT
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES

n ears. The strikers say that only
~ were cot and that not all q those
were running AZ one TIM. II II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

1sy was gsIst and compare
- from strike disturbance
s=si@-Z ...lm. y have operated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
STREET CARS MHW
4 HEAD ON MZUW

At Stewart and Seventh when the
inward bound car collided wfth II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED

George Holmes alias John Gal
lnRher. he bartender who WIS ar
rested some time aKo on suspicion
Of being a man wanted Tor a murder
committed In Taunton, Masa, has
been positively Identified. To-day the
Mnasa dhusetts authorities that the
picture Of Holmca sent them h that
on the man wanted. An officer win
BE- nant "a take him bRck for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

Mrp. odfiennc Linden obtained n
verdict faf t6.te0 against tho city of
goattie on account OF personal In
iurlen. ~ JudEc Alhcrtsen's depart
ment Of the superior court. this ar
tsrnhan. She sued Tor $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
GOES TO LISBON

LONDON. March so.-The king lei,
today for Lisbon.
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9atte Gle Ghancen aeaen ndl.

Mrni. olein un0 bettldaeri9' 9os
mar Die Sage einee alten Sol5aten,
NamenS s. s. 6ouens in Beriaiaes,
Ohio. Sabre lang litt CT an Wierens
beihmeroen uno weoer Weoiain nod
Ner5te fonnten inn @rleidterung
neribaHen. @hlteBtib modte er
einen 8eriud mt Electric Bitters" !.
Das brahte i'm in 3ursem mieoer
auf bic Beine unb jest beaeuat er:
sd befinoe mid auf Dem Wege our
pDuiaen 0ieoerberfteaunQ." Gs III
ogs bette Wittel auf Groer fir Sober.
uno Nierenletoen uno be Sorr1en
BON Wagent uno Darn e39 )eroen.
Nur so Gents. @arantler. DON ben
Npotbefen BON S. 3alteger & Son
uno uon Noolp6 DreiB.
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oaB iein e6emaliger Rferoeiunqe e8
10 melt 9ebrad)t babe. Wie erpB mar
oaher iein Gritauneu. aI8 er untdnait
auf Der @traBe bier in San Nntpnto
bon einem jungen Mann in Der ru=
Btgen Traht Der Observation-Disclosures
auaehalten muroe, Der fid9 ibm odne
umidDeiFe ole ietn friiherer Nferoes
burl6e ooriteQte. SEA, oa 1T es
ati0 NIT Der Dffisiersiteae Nidts
aemoroen'" fragile Or. (. beoauerno.
%. oa8 ni6t", lautete Die grpioes
rung". aber lie rpolten mid pieoer
nab ben Bhilippineu idJtGen, uno
BON oenen babe ih in ben srpei
Sabren meines Dortiein8 Qerooe aes
mug betommen. Do babe i'd es oenn
porqesDgen, III reIi9nieren uno Die
fih mir oarbIetenoe Stelle als M1as
f6inenbei5er ansunehmen!"
Sir oas DIR zines in preuBifden
militdriiheA Nnlhauunoen Nufqes
uadienen flin9t oas einfad unm6g.
lth. aber e8 berrihen bier eben CANA
anoere Nni9auun9en in militdriihen
Dinaen.
Mit io(hen unmilitdriiden Qn.
lbauungen unb obne ite9enoe8 Seer
bleibe man aber bod urn8 6immel5s
Wi4en bon Der Weltmabt8a uno
Groberunose B0titit fern!
Dies 2ano bat entihieoen IdDs
mere, er0Bere uno iblieBtid audi
oanfbarere Iufgaben gu erfiaen. ats
nit ben groBen Wilitdrmdd]ten Gus
rDpas um einen SeBen 9urtei Doer
China, Doer I'm elm paar Suolee.
Snfelu BON iauioriid)em Werte in
ielbitm0roeriiden @ettbeperb gu tre.
Pm
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cages . WeuigtetteH.
b.

gs felt iid iebt berous, oob
Der .dltere 9err i'll Giulf", nelnen
Der Wartne. Mihoiion
in 2l6ifDu in Der Betrunfenheit ots
tadlrte uno miBbanoelte. Der oeutite
Goniul mar. oer ben 8orfaQ ieood)
niht amtllh ieiner Neaierung mel.
oete, neil er oorausisste, blB Set
holIon audi 10 entipreheno beftraft
ueroen miiroe. UleIelGt bolt &c
oas aber nod nah. ba Nihollou,
mie bereit8 mitaeteilt. nur 5u elmer
3uridlebung UNI 5 Nunmern i'm
advancement beftraft muroe.
Der General : 9~anocommifIdr
GiharoS in Waibinston bat ben 10.
Nouember feftseiebt al8 Eermin fir
Die @r6hnung Der $50. 600 Nder UNI.
faiienoen Tibippemdh Geierpation
in Winneinta. Die fiirSlid9 ppn Der
oOrtigeu Sort 8eieruation abge=
trennt muroe.
@ie aus Seattle, 8oib., be-
rihtet miro, tit jebt Die teleerapbiihe
gerbinoung init Some uuo ct. hi,
baets. Glasta. er5ffnet uoroen.
Sn Baltimore. Wlb., taate Der
Jabrescpuuent Der 300 . JelloDs.
Der Oroen bat /. 329. 956 Witglieoer,
An unteritiBunasaeloern muroen
felt Dem Sabre 1880 ausgesablt:
500. 1853. 525.
Nus auperlGilieer 6uelle Der.
fautet. oaB Die geplante Robrpoft
flr st. 4ouis big gum |. De5ember
os. Sc. fertigaeiteut fem miro uno
benz Betrieb iberoeben rperoen tann.
Dae Nferbau.D Department in
Waibingtpn bot einen Berld]t iiber
ben 6ortihritt Der 0untelriibens
Buder.Snouitrie in Den Der. Staas
ten erluiien. gbarles s. sanlor,
Der Speeialagent fir cine oahinae.
benoe unteriudJung erfldrt. oaB Die
natirIihe ueberproouftipn ourh
Elm uebereintommen cuff Der Brittle
ler Gonferen3 aufgehDrt babe uno
Deut,blano iein 8uderprDoutt niht
ldnger unter 9oitenpreis auf ben
umerltaniihen Mtartt perfen meroe.
Dies let nur ourh eiEe bobe Snlano.
fteuer erm6gli1t moroen, uelhe
goniumenten beSobien miBten. UNI
Die 6obritanten in Die Sage su ieben,
ibr Broouft i'm Guslanoe nit Ser.
luit nbfeben Ri fDnnen.
Sn i.inen "Leaves of Heal
ing" proelamiert Or. Dpnle, Der
grose @eiunobeters 8apt uno brittle
Wenfhueroun8 be8 8ropbeten
@lias", bic ein5ie.rihtiae Wetbooe
our 20iuna oes Staten. 8roblema.
uno smar beitsbt oieie Metbooe in
Der 8qlienpermrihuns. Gr beflr.
mortet aud oie protniGe Gusfihrune
oieier 9heorie in feiner Eolonie 8'e1
Gitp. Sea. oana maj tau uno guten
Nppetit!
Mrs. Sefferion 0auis. bic
8ittpe oes CT hBrdiioenteu Der Son.
liberation, lift in Buffalo. g.. g.,
ernlIltm errrQntt.
Der Bunbes Senator parma
BON O6io1 itelt es entidieoen in Gb'
reoe, oaB er Die Qbiiht hege, iid
oom @orliBe oes republitaniihen
National : aomitss 5uriid5usleben.
gr babe ME etnen bobin5ielenoen
Brief 9eihriebeu uno tonne fid nidt
ertldren, fuie Elm iolber an Die Def
fentlibfelt eetongt iei.
Die Yhtltppiuen boben nnh
Der neueiten offcieaen 2dbtune g.
Ginmobner. 6riber ihdsfe
man Die @tnwobnersabl auf adat bis
Bebn Wilionen. Gas mus unrid'
zig eeweien lein. oeun 70 piete
Wenfhen t6nueu bod nidt meg
aiiimilirt moroen iein.
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Nreitaa ben 25. geptember 1908.
7as Gauptbinbernts fir uncfe
gamS Wettmadta pDlitif.

Glio bic Ser. Gtaaten mDlen ith
aftip an benz 0eriuhe Der Chung
Der Drientalii1en Srage beteiligenl
Oh es nun mirtlih 81 iol@ elmer
aftipen 8%eteiligung fommeu piro,
bduat natlrlid BON peribieoenen
Ginselbeiten ab-namentlih oapDn,
Oh oiejer 2DlungSuerSub nlht bod
liberbaupt nod biz auf Beiteres per'
idoben miro!
Das dnoert aber Nidts an Der
5atiahe, baB Die Ser. Staten i'm
Brinsip oaSu berett gu iein iheinen.
WenigitenS lit BON feiner autoritotipen
Settle Wioeripruh ge9en Die betrefs
fenoen Weloungen aus Walbinaton
erhoben moroen.
Nfio trDb Der MonrDe Doctrin, an
Der man bod nod INNER feitbalt,
uno melhe bic Snterelienipbdre Der
Der. staaten ausiblieBlih auf Die
,orei Nmerifas" beihrdnft. nil
man lid in bic 0rients Bolitif eins
miiden unb epentueQ uomDglih an
Der .Nufteiluna Der 2urtel parts
eiplren!
Dot man ith IN Walbltigtort IN cen
maBgebenoen areiien m1rtlld thar
iberlegt, Das oas belBt? uno Ut
man ferner audi i'm Stanoe. Die Gons
iequensel zines iolhen raoifalen pOs
itlichen Snitemped]iels gu tragen!
ST man WiuenS uno aud3 IN Der
Gage. aue melt gehenoen Nnlprad9e
menn tie out Wtoerltano ifoBen
ollten-mtt oemaHneter PIANO gel
END 81 MAIDEN!
Nuf lestere. Die beruaHnete Dauo'
tomn1t es oabet Damn IN erlter Slnle
IN. SIT nber Die berDattnete Qano,
Die Wehrtraft Uncle @ams-5u Wal'
'er nno gu Hanoe-mlrtlld3 tort &c.
aug. UNI ben groBen Worten enentueu
lud ourb groBe Eaten @eltung
su perlhafen?
Oiele Jrage ioute man llcb o0n.
bepor man Den alter Weg Der tra'
oitioneaen nrneritaniffen Bolttlt Der.
Rid9telnmllnur1g IN ulnt.amerltants
Ad]e Nnaelegennelten 9on5 nno gar
1erldBt, erlt le1r relfllp uDeries
gen! uno te unbefal1gener uno e1rlt'
Der Die Selhltfrlttt oabel ausfaufs
UNI 10 beiier!
User eS nit Den Ser. Staatett uito
ibrer @ntpidlung aut n1eint. Der
tann oenielbefs. NIT lbrem tlelneIs
S0lonerBeere, lbrem INNER Iion
fedbt tragmiroi9er Wftll5 . Spltem
uno ibrer 5nar auten, aner DER genli'
lenoen Semanrung ermqngelnoen
,slotte. unnlDgll1 Den Hat 9eoer,
ith IN Den uferlDien Dceal1 elr1er
abenteuerlihen Wsltmahtspolittt gu
begeben. ber Der tie nur perlleren,
aber Wihts aeruinne1 tonner.
galegen rueroen Die Smperinliltert
uno @rpanlioniiten ioger: .8ut.
uenn uniere Webtfraft nod nlht up
to date lit, oann peritdrfen mir tie!
Das flinat gang plauiibel, feblt es
oDH meber on Wtenihen=W aterial
nod an @elo-namentllb niht an
lebterent. uno oos ioa bod bic
Dauptiabe ieinl Sn Wirtlihte't 1T
ons aber nift Der Sat. Gelo tut
uiel, iebr uiel. nber es Tam in Dors
tiegenoem Sale etrpn8 nidt erieben:
ben militdrifhen @eiit!"
Ga muE nber nerabe her0usnesoot
The Washington times., 1903-12-26
The American B0napartes
and Their French Cousins

Interesting family connections of Charles j. Bona
parte close friend of President Roosevelt and fear
less enemy of professional politicians.
The Washington times., 1903-12-26
BATH IN THE WATERS
OF JAMES CREEK CANAL
Two Inhabitants Of the Southwest Sec
ton Take a Plunge.

Two people took imprOmptu baths yes
terday in the waters Of the James Creek
Canal, EDDY. Settle, a negro, twenty
six. OF SIS Liberty Street southwest. was
the first TO try this chilly and doubtful
method of getting clean. Setsia was
out celebrating. and his steps were
somewhat uncertain when. at O'Clock
this morning. he started to cross the
canal. and fell IN. Special Policeman
West pulled him out. and took him 10
the Fourth precinct staGonhouse.
Is was a member Of the Bailey fam
lily, but not BILL who a few hours
later, emulated the example of Settle.
James A. Bailey lives at AIS Sixth
Street southwest He cut his head in
tumbling into the canal. and when he
was found. after crawling out on the
bank. he was in rather bad way from
the wound and the exposure. He was
taken to the Emergency Hospital. where
stimulants and dressings reduced his
ills. so that he was able TO go home at
night for his Christmas celebration.
The Washington times., 1903-12-26
G. P. i. MESSENGERS
GET CHRIS hAS GIFTS
Proofreading Division Observes It's
Time-Honored Custom and Raises
a Fund for the "Boys."

1t has been the custom of the en-
ployes of the DroofrcaGing division Of
the Government Printing Office each
year TO give n cash Christmas remem-
brance to the messengers OF the d.
vision This year was no exception. and
on Thursday At l. O'Clock the proof
reading division chapel was convened
for the purpose OF the presentation.
Chairman James Armstrong presided
and Mr.. l.. II. Patterson made the
presentation address.
Mr.. Patterson referred in a pleasant
way to the custom OF Christmas giving
TO the new printing office. and to the
work OF the proofreaders.
Turning to the messengers. he said
that, although the pneumatic tube SER
vice had been successfully introduced
into the division. human messengers
were still found to be necessary. and as
slight testimonial of their courteous
demeanor generally during the past
year presented each with his portion Of
the fund contributed. MESSENGER James
Wilson accepted the gifts with appro-
pirate remarks.