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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Gonfurrensfriea.

can 6ron5isco, 10. Suli. =
Der Sra9tratenfrieg Der 0umpfergez
ienf4afsn, bsren 5ubr5euge na9 benz
Orient fabren, barert nit @r6ittez
rung fort. 8egpnnen tpuroe oerfel6e
BON Der ngaeific Mail 3d." neil iie
5i6 in ibrem 8ebiete bur9 bic v@6ina
Commercial Steumfbip Cine" 6eeinz
trd9tigt glaubte. Die Occidental C
Oriental Company" uno bic rSpbo
Riien 8aifba" mu4ten gemeinIame
@a9e nit Der n9ueific MeaiG." Die
Matsnbsrabiebung erftredt ii9 ouf bic
nDrbliden '2inien, tpel9e Me6l mad
benz Orient 81 Dem 9reis BON So pro
spnrie befOrOern. Die rGbina Gom=
mercial Company" ldBt eiIis bic gro=
ben Dampfsr nGldDering" uno so
fbean" na9 Gan Srun5isco fommen
unb Der Oampfer r&orea" bon Der
,pdcific Waail Company" fpiro I'm
bieielbe 3eit bier 2abung einne6men.
M1n erpartet cine tpeitere 6erabieb=
Jung Der Staten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
SrutaIes Grrbrrhrn.

Sunges MGbdsn BON einenl glnorez
der uuf ben 8oo miBbanoslt. =
Del sbdtsr ma6rideinIi4 Elm gae@
ger.
Montebibeo, Minn., 10. Suit.
9eIen Slien, bic % Sabre dlte hll0z
fde 3o6ter Som SlIen's, fpuroe 9e@
tern fur5 por Dem Morgsn9rquen BON
elmer menf9Iifen Bette angegriffen,
uno man glaIbt, baB Elm Neger Die
llnt6ut began9sn bat. SRI. Slien 1T
10 i6tper berleBt, boB man ihr Ablez
ben itInoli4 erfpartet.
Der 8uter oe8 iungen W}do6ens
liegt franf in minneapolis oarnieoer,
unb 10 mar Die elbe pine mGnnli6en
S6ub in Dem 9ouie ibres 8aterS in
8utfon 5uriidgeblie6sn; in Der perz
gangenen Na3t Ieiftete ibr dber cine
9etannte, Elm Sri. SuIia S~orgenion,
in Dem einiamen !6aufe @eIeqi4aft.
9as nddtli6e 9untel fling e6en an,
Dem 8rauen be5 Morgens gu tpei6en,
als Die beioen Mdo6en our3 Die
Stimme eines Mannes getpedt tpurs
ben, tpel6er ibnen befa6l, i6m fofort
ar i6rs Wertbfa6en aus3u6Gnoigen,
Mtt 3itternoer Stimme ia9te SRI. 81
len gu benz Gin6re6er: vWeroen Sic
aber aud bas 6aus perlafen, nenn
i9 Sbnen aQes 8elb gebe?" Huuben
Sone8 befa6l Der 8urf6e Dem MGoz
fen, bas 8eIo 6er3ugeben. Damn
3errte er tie Die 3reppe binunter uno
bort i6lu9 er tie nit elmer Dirt pber
einem Bell auf Die 5tirn, 10 oaB lie
~bepuBtlos GIT 8ooen iant. Sri. 5orz
9enIon mar boiler Qngit i'm 8ett gez
blie6en, bu Der @inbre6er t6r btes,
fails i6r oas 2e6en Iie6 iei, anbefobz
len bate, aber als tie bo8 BON unten
9erauft0nenbe per5neiflung5boQe Rinz
gen i6rer 5reunbin nit Dem 1n6olo
porte, 1tts9 ne 10neu our1 ods 6enz
tier auf Elm 8oroa6 uno iu6te 81 emit
flie6en. DIS Der 1nmeni6 lie bort
getOa4rte, feuerte er einen S4uB auf
Die 6lieRenOe. 9as 9ilfegei4rei Der
QeBteren bate ieoo6 i6on Die Na4z
barn ertpedt, BON alien Seiten from
ten jeBt oieIelben ber6ei uno Die Guide
na4 Dem unbolb begann. lin 10llbr
@ormittags bate ii6 ou5 GOrps Der
9erfoIger unter Mari6aI WopoS>
NORTH uno S4eriff 9artlD poaitdnoig
organiiirt. Sn Der Staot Rerri4t Die
fur6t6arfte Qufregung, uno tpsnn
man bs8 Neger5 - benn man 9Iaubt
aIgemein, OoB Elm Gs9er bic S6anoz
that psrii6t - 6ab6aft miro, oann lit
i6m Der QDn9too 10 gut lpie geniB.
Die 0eger Der Na4barI6aft bsfinoen
ii6 in einem fpa6ren Yanif, uno feds
Neger, ipsI6e bisher in elmer alien
6iitte BEL Monteoioeo bauiten, baben
I6leunigIt baS Weite geiu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Hrnn RInine,s 8errnianna.

Qugufta, SIZE, 10. Suli. Die
Sruuerfeier fir 6ruu s. 8. Blaine,
pelfe i'm 6eim Der 5amtlie Blaine
ftattfunb, fpurOe pon 8. 9urris, benz
9rGItoenten be8 n4m6srIt @oue9e,"
einem perf0nIi4en 6reunoe Der 6oz
mile, na4 Dem 8ituS Der congre8az
tionaliiti1den Stride geleitst. 8lus
menga6en trafen aus alien 2anOesz
t6eilen 10 maFen6aft Elm, baB Der
6arg gang unter 8Iumen begraben
mar. Sin SripslzQ uartett lang
G6orGle. unmittelbar na4 Der
Srauerfeier purbe Die 2eide na4 benz
8ahnbof gebru4t uno in einen Grtraz
Waggon pIa3irt, Der Dem no4 Stem
gort gebsnben 46eno3uge ~ange5dngt
purbe, Die @erspigte miro neben
i6rem 8atten alf benz o3od Greet
6rieo6ofe" in Wai6ington our leBten
Ru6e Qebettet tperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
am NnflaaeIuhanO.

can 5ran3isco, Sal, 10.
Suli. - Die 8rono Surp bat cine
Nntla9e gegen Saco6 Gppinger BON
Der 8etreiOe6dnOIer : 6irmu Gppinz
ger &c 60. er6o6en, tpel6e 6irma Dor
GINGER 3eit nit etna 100000
4aIiiOu unO Ie6r geringsn Qttipa folz
lirte. Socob Gppinger i'm Der Qnz
tlage 3ufolge 8elO unter faIi6en @orz
ipiegelungen erlan9t BADEN, inoem er
nert6IOie 2agerideine BEL gepifen
8anfen perpfdnbet BADEN ion. Gpz
Pinger purOe unter $1,000 8iirg16aFt
9eiteqt, peI4e iOfOrt erIe4t pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
glate INN 0TcntIi6sm 3ntrreKe.

Gitp 6on-Nort6z unO lexington,
6traBe.
@dT6ington Monument @t.
8ernonzBldce.
5O6ns 6optins' 6oipjtol - 3OrOs
8roaDpaD.
G6lo6tenzY Document - Garoerts
unO 5anettezS traBe.
8ra6 bon Go8ar 2lIer 4oe -
MeitminIter 8ir46Of 6o3ette= unO
@reenez StraBe.
0ruioz6iGz8arf - gu errei6en
nit n0r0li6 IaufenOen 8o9gon5.
9atterIon Qart - gu errei6cn
nit 0fli6 laufenOen 8og9ons,
Sort Mc6enrp - 2ocuitzPOint.
TrauerzGOns8 - CT. paul uno
%. @traBe.
9eoboonz Jntitut unO Y}uiitzGonz
ierputorium - Mt. 8ernOnzPlate.
Drafts 6rei 8i6Iiot6et - N}uIs
BERN, na6e Gat6eoroS StroBe.
Treimuurer : SemPeL Roroz
GbarlessS traBe.
Obj 6eGop5 5empel - Got3sz
bralz unO 6uratogasStraBe
Chamber Of Commerce - 9oQiz
bapz unb DaterzS traBe.
g2sue5 8eri6t5gebGuoe - 6oDettes
urb ct. QaulzS trube.
9oftqe6duoe - 6uDettez un0 Gdls
tzStraBe.
Gutup 9Iace - 6aupt : Bromez
na0e, berldngert n0r0li4 an Gutdp5
BON 0olp6inSStraBe
goung M}en'5 Gbriitian 4Toctds
tion, Central 8ebduDe - G6drle5z
uno Saratoga StruBe.
4faoemie Der WiiIani6aftsn -
6ranflinz uno Cathedral StruBe.
GurroqzPart unO Oas ate Bobnz
6uus BON CHARLES GarroG bon Gar
routon : Mun ne6me Die Columbia
Npenuez@ a8gOns.
MarDlano Sn5titut - Baltimore
unb 6drriiOnsS traBe.
9eutf6e Glubz2otdle.
.Surnperein 8ornGrts," g1r. 1872 un0
734, @eIts2eringtOnzS traBe;
.@ermaniuzM dnner6or," 2om6arbz,
nu6e Gutap>S traBe;
n8ermaniu : GIu6," 6dhettez, nahe
Gutatpz StraBe;
,6armoniezG lubRaus, Nr. Ala, W
Tanstte@S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

6isfoIiahre fir runb 1920 MiQionen.
lnIere Ginfubr bat i'm leBten 6istals
ia6re gum erIten Mule Die MiQiarbenz
gren3e iiherf6ritten. sic belief ii6
auf runo 1925 M}iqionen Dollars.
Sn Dem leBten Sd6r5ebnt lit unIere
Ginfubr nm Is 9ro5ent, uriere Qusz
fu6r I'm 81 Pro3ent g~eitieger.
0as berii6mte 6 6eDeIebs Sc
It ii Oe5 beritorbenen Oberiten W}cz
@almont lpuroe tijr3Ii4 in Gnglono
peritei9ert unb brd6te ii6er $4,000
Dollars. gin3elne 9ferbe nuroen
nit 8reiien DIN $1,000 big 28,O0O
Dollars be3u6lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
6ekiuoh ullE eiurn grnnermnrber.

COBB, Wpo., 10. Sult. Sn benz
8iq 6prnzS6ale berrI6t groBe 4ufz
requng ii6er oas Gntfommen bes perz
urtbeilten 8ruoerm0roers Sus. Cor
man. @m Mittno4 Q6eno bate
@6eriff Senton Die Nu4ri4t erbulz
ten, baB cine 2pnderbunoe bon Sben~
uno Boint God in's S6al 6indbitsige,
INN German uno Walters, einen an
bern per~urtbeilten MOroer, 81 lpn4en.
@4eriff 5entpn Fsfelte Die beioen
M0rber nit 9unoi6enen 8uiammen
uno i9idten oieielben inter Der Do
but 3peier 6iilfs : S6eriffe mad eli
mem 3tpei WleiIen BON Der Staot entz
fernten Canon. 4uf Dem Mdri6e oaz
bin iprengte @orman feline 6anbi6elz
len uno mar i'm nd9itsn @ugenblif
i'm 9e6uI9 perimpunoen. Die Be-
sGeitsmannf9aft feuerte 5par binter
inn Der, aber Der 5Ii6tling 1Geint
unperi e6rt bapongetommen gu iein.
Wdlters Der dnoere9 efangene, maate
teinen Glu4toeriu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Content Der Retail=Glcrfs.

3dne5oiIle, o, -. Sult. -
Der Gonpsnt Der 4fociation BON Res
tail Glerfs 6at ti9 pertagt, um nd6=
ties Sa6r in 8aloeIton 5uiammen3uz
treten. Die IsBten 8si4IiiFe bes Gon=
rents paren Die grb0bung bes 6az
lars bes 9rGiipenten S'8rien BON
$500 auf $1,000 pro Sa6r, bes @ez
fretGrs unD 9doBmeifters 5rant
Morris BON $1,000 auf $500 pro
SSabr. Die 8Opfiteuer tpurbe auf 40
Gents pro Quartul fir mdrnli9e uno
auF 20 Gents pro Guartal fir tpeibz
lihe Mlitglieber er6Obt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

e ~ so II II.
9ss Grbenbaiefn5 Gompli3irt6eit
SIT mirtIia cine gdrr3 enorme,
limb u%niere8 2ebens Maririrt6eit
Sit besbdIb cine benz confprme.
Der meiiten Menf6en lleberiponnt6cit
SIT nod melt gr0Ber nptdbene,
l1no Der 9erIonen &unitoerranntbeit
SIT minbeiten5 70 CROP, ME iene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

Q(b~fobrtstuqe pon 0ceon 0~ompfern.
son Ttpz9orL
9ompfer yM}aniun" am d. SuIi
mad g}eapel.
9ampfer raaiier 8a6elm Der
3peite" am q. Suti nad Bremen,
0umpfer 09ictortnn" am q. Sult
na6 QiDerpool.
Dumpfer n4urunta" am q. Sult
na6 2iperpDDl.
0ampfer nU}oieitic" am %. Suit
no6 2iperpool.
0ampIer D4miteroam" am p.
Ssuli nu6 ROTTERDAM.
9umpfer nSt. 9aul" am p. Sult
nu6 southampton.
9umpfer ,,Oscur Der 3peite" am
%. SuIi na6 &openbu9en.
9ampfer g8lijAsr" an %. Suit
nab 6amburg.
9ampfer ga 8o8co9He" am %.
Suli nad 6abre.
0ampfer na0ni9in 2ouiie" am %.
ooSulI nab Sremen.
0umpfer rGeltic" om' "a. SuIi
nab Qiperpool.
9umpfer Bulgaria" um %. SuLi
naa 6amburg.
0ampfer nGdmpania" am %.
Suli na4 QiOerpool.
9umpFer gGplum6iu" atm Is. SuIt
mad 8losgom.
0ampfer MinnetOnta" am 25.
yuli mad 2onbon.
9umpfer .@aoerIanO" an 25.
oSuli na6 Intperpen.
9apfer .Gitta bi W}ilanD" am %.
Ssuli mad Reapel.
0umpfer nRotterbam" am %.
oyuli mad RotterOum.
9ampfer Oceanic" am %, Suit
na6 Qiperpopl.
0ompfer rJriebri6 Der GroBe'
am 80. oyult mad 8remen.
0ampfer ga 8retu8ne" am 80.
SuIi nad SABRE.
0ampfer nNIon9Olion" am 80.
Syuli mad Glasgow.
0ompfer ,G5mric" am 31/ SuIi
nu6 2iOerpool.
9umpfer g8roonlan6" anal. @us
guft na6 2tntIDerpen.
0ampfer o9retoriu" am 1. @u9uit
na6 6anburg.
0ompfer minneapolis" am I.
4u9uit na4 2onoon.
0ampfer numbria" am l. 4u8uit
nab Q%iperpooL.
9umpfer .6cfIa" am /. Qu9uit
mad &openbugen.
9ompfsr .Roma" am 3. 4l8uIt
na6 Neupel.
9ampfer r}1mbrio" am 4, @u9uit
mad QioerpODI.
0ampfer rGorpot6ia" am 4. 2tlz
QUIT nab Ieapel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

*** Der .S6dIia : Mdnnsr6or"
berdnItaltet am 26. .. Mats. cine groBe
Grturiipn mad 6airz8iep am ROdz
Greet. Die 0ampfer n56Os. NOrtbz
len" unb n9etrel" tperoen OObIon's
Merfte am 6uBs Der 0ort<@trdBe nm
a unp 8 16r Morgens unO 2 u6r
Ru4mittugs berldfen uno 6alten 10
Minuten fpdter on 8rofpn's Werfte
am 5ube bes 8roaOtpap an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Shiffsnahrihtrn.

Gem gorf, 10, Sui. - 9tns
9etommen iino bier Die foI8enOen
0ampfer: g8lii6er" BON 6amburg,
Settle" BON 2iperpooI, columbia"
pom GIas9op, ga 8~o5cOgne" BON
SABRE unO st. paul" pon SOUTH
umptpn.
Bremen, IS. Suri. Der
9ompfer n8arboroFa" iegeIte beute
BON bier no6 Netpz9ort ab.
MopiIIe, 19. SuIi. - Ginges
troffen 1T bier Der Camper r2ourenz
tian," Don Iemzgort nab 9lusgop
beItimmt, unO IeBte bulb boruuf ieine
3eife tpeiter fort.
Rotteroam, is, Su1i. - Der
9ampfer rPotsoom" fubr beute BON
bier mad g}epz9ort ab.
Queen8tonn, 10. Suli. -
Der 9ompfer oumbrio" pon Netpz
0orf fta6 bier noh 2joerppol in See.
SctIIn, 10. Sulj. - 9oiiirt lit
bier Der 9ampfer r3eetano," DON
NemzYort noa 4ntnerpen unterz
ipeg3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

9us Start 9puie" in SanbD
Sin, WoIbington : gountp, 0.sg., 1T
burd 6euer tbeilpsiie 3erft0rt NOR
Ben, uno bic Is 8dfte %beielben rettez
ten nur nit Rii1e i9r 2e6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Der 9er3pg Der Mbru33en
fpmmt.

ROm, 10. Suit. - 8ie Die n3riz
buna" mtttheilt, tpirb Der 6er3og Der
Qbru55en oemnd4it uuf Dem 8reu5er
nQiguria" me6rere MISUNDERSTANDING
6Gfen beIu6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
g6He!
R1fel

Y6Fe! YGHe!
Rx Nsift I'M HusIaHbs heiorst tRatrbaIb "A StuEAtn
al b~cReutsue 5srabssfsstsR BrsEis
@DuNrO Natne,
&hepeRS@6t SaItL@ Ogs'S tTaKs gEe RQg-GfAce'GSS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

Man muB lid 5u beGfen
nifIen. Der Nirtb bOm r8ols
benen 20pen" peiB ii6 auSge3ei6net
barber bintpeg gu tGuiden, baB iein
2otol 10 mangeIhaft beiu6t pirO, @r
betrintt ii6 ieben Sag unO bann iie6t
er QQes bpppelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

&ut6eberbIItben. - $50
mer's Oobfee pdre pbne bic 2iigen
hes OopHeus ni4t entItenbsn - Sic
isben, mas fir i6limme 6oIgen Qiiz
gen BADEN t0nnen!" = nunter g&apoz
leon Dem @riten iteGt man Ii4 einen
gruuen M}antel nebit 9iit6en bor!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

@4met9eI6aft. = 9i6terz
ling: SD 9efaG' Sbnen aIIo ni6t
in metnen langen 2oden? Damn fperoe
i'd tie mir a6i6neioen lafen." =
Dame; v8as piirbe bas riiBen......3u
Oi4ten Aoren Sic ia bod ni6t auf!a
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-03-13
New To-day.

United States mail boxes at $1.5O
while this lot lasts, the next lot will be
Sl,75 and 1925 at Dallas
Just received fine lot OF up-to-date
watches direct from the factory, and
have now on hand 11S watches.
buy large stocks and sell below all West
ern prices. G. H. Temple.
Just received-a line of watches,
clocks, jewelry and silverware, at +. W.
Clarke's, opposite postoffice.
Ii you want to file on timber land
homesteads, call on George T. Prather,
U. S. Commissioner, district of Oregon.
1t will pay you to get our prices
before buying your winter supply of
groceries. The Spot Cash Grocery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-03-13

ProfCordley-When it comes to telling
about how 10 kill pests, | discover that |
have come to Hood River to take les
sons rather than to tell you how to do
this. and wish to say that there is no
place in the world where that art is better
known than right here. In regard to
mixtures for sprays, Ipresume there is
no mixture in the world that is used as
extensively US the Bordeaux mixture.
Ia fact, presume the Bordeaux mixture
is used more extensively than all other
mixtures combined. The ordinary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
WHOLESALE LUMBER MEN ACT.
Pledge support to the Ret alters Tie-lp and
DEFY the Unions.

Fifty Wholesale lumber dealers who
supply the retail trade here met vester-
day afternoon in the Managers room OF
the Produce Exchange and Endorsed the
stand taken by the Lumber Dealers Asso-
citation in shutting down thor yards in
face of the demands of the Team Drivers
Union. The wholesalers. by standing
vote, passed resolutions declaring that the
retailers are "engag ed in contest for the
retention Of their own business in their
own hands, including the hight to deliver
their mercha ndise to the buyer thereof
without interference" and. "thcrefore, we
do hereby extend to them our sympathy
and assure them of our support and CO.
operation and urge them 10 stand fast in
their determination TO control their own
business.
Regarding the offer Of the Board of Build
ing Trades to supply workmcn for repair,
on the schools, a leading member Of the
Retail Lumber Dealers Association said
yesterday:
Those who arc on he inside on the School
Board know that this offer is nothing but
air. They know that every one of the
new schools has been tied up again and
again for weeks and months at a time by
the strikes and diSsensions in the labor
unions.
az the Board Of Building Trades is willing
to send men to work with material driven
by non-,lnion drivers why do the union
men assault our non-unon diive every
time they appear in the streets? What
guarantee have we that the Board Of Build
ing Trades will stop these attacks unless
il confesses that the unions are responsible
for thema The school vacations will not
begin for nearly six weeks, and before that
time these troubles may he ended, When
we are convinced that the school system
is seriously in jeopardy it will be time to
consider what We will do about the school
children
The unions. he said. have not shown
that they care anything for the public in
terest. The public baths are a necessity.
vet the cement workers are on strike at
public bath in Brooklyn because the con-
tractors employed non-unicn men at
Borough PARK.
Edward Kelly Of the committee of five
appointed By the Board Of Building Trades
to make conspiracy case against the
lumber and building material dealers
| said yesterday that the committee had
! aff'davits from members Of the Building
f, Trades Employers Association who left
! II in dspleasure. The committee. he
said. would act with District Attorney
, Jerome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
THE SEAGOERS.
Franz, j. Could and His VIE and Chancellor
NacCracken Oh the New kaiser.

Among the voyasers not included in
the preliminary list Of the North German
Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II which
sailed Yesterday for Bremen by way OF
Plymouth and Cherbourg. are.
Mr., and Mrs, Frank J. Gould. Chanc elor
Henry NJ. MacCracken of the New York Uni
versity and Mrs. MacCracken. Adolph Busch
and senator and Mrs. stephen r. ElEins.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacCracken are going to
see their youngest son. Henry Noble Mac
Cracker. who is III at Bsyrout of typhoid
fever
Some passengers booked by the Ameri-
can liner New York. off to-day for South
ampton, are:
Albert ". Swain, United States Consul at
Southampton. and Mrs Swain; MrtB. -.
Woodward. one OF the United States Com
missioners to the Paris Exposition. who
Commission; Charles 4. Gillip general
agent Of the London and Southampton Ra H.
rosd II l.. Adrich Baron ess de BaZus, Count
ess Iats2zi. James j Phelan. X. $. ACnew
and the Misses Agnew and Mrs, Blake Arkcoll.
The Statendam Of the Holland America
Line which sails to-day for Bouogne
and Rotterdam, will carry
Moncure p. Con way, Mrs. Marie, Chol!et.
DR. A. B Daney. Mackenzie Gordon. Mrs.
J. r Hayden. ii, S Collette. John Grundy.
William s. Livin gston, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Cos
tello Rivas. MIR and Mrs. q. j, Rollandet and
John s. Stevenson.
Some passengers who arrived by the
Vaderland from Antwerp were: Dr. Carl
Bailey Hurst United States Consul-Gcn-
eral at Vienna. Mrs, Hurst and their two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
TO REOPEN LOWELL MILLS.
Operators Think the strikers Have Become
Tired Out In Their Struggle.

LOWELL, Mass, May 2s.-The Lowell
Cotton Mills will reopen next Monday.
The trcasurers of the several corporations
held a meeting in Boston this afternoon
and approved the action Of the mill agents
in deciding upon this date. 1t is now
nearly three months since the mills closed,
and so many of the strikers have indicated
to the mill management a desire to re-
turn to work that the agents agreed among
themselves yesterday to give them an
opportunity on June | to return.
Union officials in Lowell were non-com-
initial regarding this move, except to say
that they expect the mill asen's will be
more disappointed than the strike leaders
next Monday, Tho inference to be drawn
from this being that so few Of the skilled
operatives, like the mule spinners, loom
fi4ers, beamers and slasher tenders. will
report for duty as to make II very difficult
for the mills to remain in operation.
In this proposition TO resume operations
there is no promise Of higher wages The
strikers will be invited to return on the
schedule that existed before tho strike,
with an assurance Of no discrimination
against them in consequence of the strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
TO TIE Up a SHIPI.fRD.
MOrkmen In the Big New London Plant
Threaten q strike.

NEW LONDON. Conn, May 2G-An inn
pending strike in the yards Of the Eastern
Shipbuilding Company at Groton threatens
TO delay tho completion Of James j. Hills
two big freightors, the Minnesota and Da-
kota.
A meeting was held in Gr,toh Tonight
OF several hundred Of the sMpyard work
men. A COMMITTEES Of fifteen was appointed
10 demand I. Zine hour day from fhe en-
ploycrs.
The company recently proposed chang
ing the weekly schedule fro m sixty hours 10
no,nced tlat the charge would - into
effect tn-morrrw The srIou' cement dis
pleased some cf the 500 wurklncn, who
have been agitated by outsiders,
The disgrlntled workman threaten TO
tie up work on TIL, two Hill frsght,rs and
on two big car floats intended for the us,
OF the New York. New Haven and Hartford
in New York harbor. The Minnesota
has been launched. The Dakota Is still In
the stocks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
suBWAl IN coon SHAPE AGAIN.
DeEnon.McLean Co. Refusing Applicants
for Jabs-May start New Section.


for Jobs Start n New section.
For the first time since the strike on the
subway the Degnon- Mclean Company
which employs the greatest number OF
unskiiled laborers. was forced Yesterday
to turn away lot Of, men who wanted 70
work. The company has all the men needed
downt own, but may employ more men en-
other sections.
While the other contractors were still
hiring all men who applied for work ycster-
day several Of them said it would be only
question of few days before they would
have all the laborers they wanted in view
of the little exca waiting left to do.
The success the Degnon-McIean COM
pany has me, in getting men to fill the
places Of the st riking Italians will result ,
It was said Yesterday. in work being started
in few weeks on the section from the Post
Office down Broadway to Bowling Green.
where connection is to be mnde with the
East River tunnel. This section ia not
included in tie original subway contract
hut the Degnou people had so far COM
peted their other contracts that they were
about to start on the new one when the
strike occurred.
The New York Tunnel Company, which
is constructing the East River tunnel. has
not been Affected by the strike at all be-
cause all it's laborers except four were
Irish. They went out at the eau OF the
union, but went back the next day and work
has gone on uninterruptedly since. The
shaft has been completed and the heading
is now more than twenty feet along on this
side. Like progress has been made in
Brooklyn.
The strikers continued to lie successful
in keeping men away from the Harlem and
Bronx sections OF tho subway. About
500 skilled workers are idle on the Harlem
sect ions because of the few laborers secured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
MORE EMPLOYERS ORGANIZE.
The Mason Material Dealers In brooklyn
Arc Incorporated

Arc Incorporated.
The Mason Material Dealers Exchange
has been organized in Brooklyn. and yes
terday it's certificate OF Incorporation was
filed with the County Clerk The incorpo-
rators and trustees for the first year are
Audley Clark, Maillard NJ. Canda. Edward
J. Mclaughlin, J. Norton Halstead, Will
liam V. Burroughs, Ernest Braun, Dr.,
James E. Clonin, Jacob PfefIer. Charles
Wenz, John C. Creveling John II. Mahnken.
Otto T. Reimer and John B. Reimer. TINS
is the object Of the organization as set
forth in the certificate:
To foster and protect the interests 2i per,
sons engaged in tho business OF dealing 10
masons' building mater ials In the borough
OF BROOKLYN and the borough OF Queens;
to secure freedom from unjust or MniawtM
exactions: 80 difusa accurate and reia pie m
formation az to the standing OF merchants.
builders and other matters to procure UNI !;
forImty and certainty in the customs and
lsages Of said business. to settle dlnerences
between those engaged in said business, and
to promote u more friendly intercourse be-
tween them.
The formation Of this associati on COM
pletes the organization Of the employers in
the building trades in the boroughs OF
Brooklyn and Queens.