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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16
Germiidte telearaphiife 5eaeideu.

- SS ulQNl~ ultp JllNN(I IINOJI W
ieBt in MaHa6uietts Dur6 Die Be
mii6unqen Der 8e60rDen ausgerottet
fporDer, uno Die 3inopie6 4uaranz
tGne niro bai elbit in fur3er 3eit aufz
ge6Dben per0en.
- Der 3~Osjd6rige Sanles Gamblers
aus GranbsrrnzGreef (bei Nmi ter
BAN, R.zY.), pel4er in benz Sacanz
bagazRiper na6 elmer ti6tigenWfablz
5eit Elm Dab nebmen noQte, puroe
bei'm l1ntertu6en BON &rGmpfen be-
fallen uno ertranf.
- Sn Beaumont, Seras, lit 5rant
M. 8rppn pon N5burbzparf, rs,
elmer Der betunnte ten uno riten I'm
terne6mer BON SelqueQsn in Serus,
geitorbsn. @r bate bic &riegsi6ule
in Weitzpoint abi olpirt uno i'm 8rieg
nit Spanien uIs Sngenieur geOient.
= Sn Omaha, Ne6r., 1T Der pro-
minents republifanii6e 9olitifer 81.
g. Berlin 3eitig Morgens in ieinem
8iireau als Spfer elmer 2eudtga5z
@ergiftung toot aufgefunoen porhen.
Man glaubt, OaB Berlin in ieinem
8iireau eingeI6lafen mar, un0 oaB
Der Wino bic angeitedte 8asflamme
Qus6lies.
- Die Stabt Ha6ont, Mah,, fat
ben so. Sabrestug iArer 8riinDung in
fs1tli6er Weiie bur9 Gon3erte, fportz
li6e 8erunitaltungen unO 5eItgotte5e
bisnit begungen. 4u4 Die Offi5iere
ces norbatlantiifen 8efdpaOers,
pel6es fir bic 5sier na9 Nabunt abs
commanoirt mar, na9men an ben
SSeitli6feiten She'll.
- Sn benz 8unbesz9 iftriftsgeri6t
gu Sprin9fielo, Sq., piro Noolpb
oStgen auF cine 8etrugsantluge pro-
~5eiiirt, inbem berTelbe ii6 isit lGngez
rer s3eit fir einen Yeniionsugenten
cusgegeben bate. Stgen bat fir Du8z
ielbs 8ergeben eben cine Strufe in
Ne1porf, rs, DerbuBt unb fat aud
i6on bafir in Columbus, O., Sem
6apen, Conn.,, uno 8ladtpeQ's S.
Lamb geieien.
0as 5ii4er6oot Smile
2pons" lit bsi'm YaIIiren Der Sat
9aB Barre, 5lu., in 5OIge zines befz
tigen WinbitoBes gefentert, nobel S.
90. Waro, Elm PaIagier aus Mobile,
Ola, uno bic seeleute Sobn Mc96uil
uno QuguItus Heine ibr 2eben elm
biiBten, pG6renb es ben dnosren flint
Mitglieosrn Der 8emannung gslang,
ii9 auf etnem fleinan 8oote gu retten.
- Sn ct. 2pui5, W1o., lit 5rau
Minnie Cummings tpegengrmorOung
i6res 9attan Dennis Cummings bes
Woroes i'm 5peiten 8raoe i4uloig
befunoen unb gu 10 Sa6ren 3u6ts
6aus berurt6etlt pprben. Qm 20.
Sult niro Sruu Cummings pieDsr
Dor benz S4purgeri4t gu eri6einen
ha6en auf bic Intlage bin, Cigar 90.
9urris Gbren Dritten 8atten, pelfer
am 5. Sftober 1901 itarb) ermorDet
gu baden.
= Sn Detroit, Mi9, tpurbe in
einem Staqe bic 2eids bes 10 Sabre
alien 6ranf g. Hogers, zines 8ruz
bers BON 5rau Wm. u. Hublee, Der
9attin bes dmerifanii6en @sneralz
&oniuls Rublee in @ien, g%efunben.
Rogers bate Die runiberiitGt bon
Wisconiin" a%biolpirt. Sn elmer SaI9e
cer 2sife nuroe cine feline Dolls
Morpbium s~efunoen, bod liegt feiu
@runo CUR annu6me zines Selblt>
u1orpes hnr-
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strifcr brftraft.

Ne IN : Sapen, Conn, IA. Sull.
= 9atrid Murrap uno SAos. Sulz
Iipun, bic beiDen itrifsnben auti4er,
pel6s am 6reitog bes Qngriffs uno
Der 9erfdp0rung i4uloig befunoer
poroen iinb, ipurben geitern 81 le 10
Monutsn 3u6t6aus in @et6ersfielo
uno gu je einem Sabre i'm GountHz
gefGngniB perurtbeilt. Die 3u6tz
6ausitrafs 1T fir ben 4ngriff unO
mug 3uerit abgebiiBt peroen. Sim
gronion unb Sobn s. Sropn famer
nit bier Monaten 8efGngnib bapon.
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Sransaftionen. 4m 20. 4pril 5og
pilOit4 $3.50 unD 5psi Sage ipdter
$1178.30 bon Der rYarfzNationalz
banf," BEL tpelfer Die 9eloer Der
Stabl=G ompagnie beppnirt fpdren.
Gbarles 8. 8erseman BON Nr. -,
Dit 126. Strabe, itelte fir ben YIN
getlagten bic BON 4i9ter MeDtabo1t
normirte 9iirgi9aft pon $4,000, uno
8ilbith tpurbe uuf freisn SUB 9elebt.
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gnropdif6e Sa6ef6eri6te.
4m 8atqen qebiiBt.

" ! y vi y ' u b l..
Qonbon, IA. eSStuli. = Samater
Serbert 9OuguG, Der @eriiber bes
pWtoatz6pui e. Mprbes, Der am %.
Sum- in ben g6elmsfpro=QIifen Der
@%rmproung bon SRI. @GniQe Gectle
9oIano gu SaffronzWnloen, GIIer,
i6uloig b"efunoen uno gum Sobe psrz
urtRtlt tporoen lit, tpurbe 6eute Morz
gen 8 ubr in Dem 8efGngniB6oF gu
Gbelmsforo gebdngt, na6hem er por=
Der Elm ooaitdnOises 8eItdnoniB Ieine5
Terbn4ens ab9eIegt bate.
Der rWtoatz9puie" zMorO lit I6on
Dor me9r, ais bier Sabren ~beoanqen
noroen un0 geb0rte LANCE ,3eit 3u ben
ungelOiten Rdtbieln Der britiT6en
Griminaliit It'll, bis Dor anei
Sabren bic 2ei6e Der fpurIos perz
f9punoenen 9eitberin BON rMoatz
9pui e," Der ettpas munn8tpu ANGELICA
ten Camille Gecile 6pIano, Die f6
tur3 porber nit Dem BEL i6r ais Die
t9er 5u%9e5ogeren Douglas etn9elai1en
bate, in einem Der 8rG6en, Die
vMfoatz9ouie" umga6en, geFun0en
tpuroe. Douglas bate BEL ben Be-
farl1ten be 9oQanb ais beren beintz
lt1 %getrduter 8atte gegolten, pG6renO
er IN Wirtlt6teit ldn9it per6eirathet
mar uno feline pirtIit3e 6rau ais
9apeiter Bel ii4 Ieben IieB. Grit ais
er 9e9en bieie permeintlid1e S6lpeIt tier
EN- S4eiOung5perfabren b%eantraote,
Slrtte 1th Der 9erOadt, GAP er sri.
Stl. Solanb gelpuIti lam aus Dem
@9e9e 9erGumt babe, Inn beren be-
frdqtIt4es @ermOgen an iib gu brins
gen, out i'm; er lpuroe perbaftet uno,
me a19e9e6en, pro5eiiirt, i6ulOig be-
fllnOen uno ieBt bingeri6tet.
Seine 8egriiBumqsz
@Orefi.e.
Dublin, IA. Suit. = GjerGuf6z
boQe S3enen be9leitetsn qsiIern Die
5peite Debate oe5 @emeiroerotbes
iiber Die 6ra9e Der lleberrei6uno Ell
ner 8epiatommnlng5 : QorsIie an
80nig Gbtparo gelegentli4 ieines BE-
Doritebsnoen @intreffen5 in Dublin.
Die benz qublitum geDffnete @auerie
mar LANCE Dor 8eginn Der SibunQ
| 9efiiQt, uno bic 9robe W}en8e, pel6e
perge6en5 3utritt 5u erIangen Iu6te,
brad ipGter bic Sbiiren Elm i'm Gifer,
binstn gu 9elan9en.
2oro : Mabor Sarrington belt
cine beftige aeoe gegen ben gtntra8,
cine Iorefe gu ii6errei4en, uno bers
9Ii4 bic Nationaliiten, 1pelde bafiir
iino, nit ben Mdnnern, tpeI9e ou8
iriide parlamert pertuuft 6aben.
M&a1lb @enne (5ruu Mc8rioe) mar
unter ben 2Grmenoen, tpel6e bic De
bate beitdnbi9 unter6rufen, Bis Der
2orb : Mapor i6IieBIi4 Die YOli3ei
rufen IieB, tpelde ben Saa1 BON ben
&abuu : Glementen fduberte. Nu9
ftiirmtIder bieritiinOiger Sibung
lpurbe Der 4ntrag 81 8uniten Der
11sberrei9ung elmer 4oreFe nit 40
gegen 81 Stimmen abgeIe9nt.
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9er Sobnonz Sail ubsez
tban.-0 stettiD Sbeooorid 8.9ua
itattste benz goli5eimari9aa seitern
@benb geri9t ub ii6er bic BON linn
auf Wunia Der SroBssi4lpureren
begonnene unteriuduns oes mpiteriOz
fen So9nion : SALES. Neues bate
er ni9t entosdt.
Ser y9ermunia= 8 II q t.
tettzGIub" lisb seitern feineproz
be ausfalen, piro oieielbe ubsr 9eute
Mbenb %pornebmen. Sn elmer fur5en
@ei9dftsiibuns purosn perihieoene
Ginlabungen angenommen. u. u. bic
bes .Nabenfer g 0ereinA-S
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Sort 3ritt bic Yarp1e.
Die 9Orbereitungen fir Die 3euz
nipn Der SITS" Die nGdfte 8o9e
bier beginnt, i9retten riiitig porz
pdrts. 9as @ebGube Der vSsraelitiz
f6en Wo6lt6dtigfeits : 9eieqi6aft"
an Der WeItz5aDattezS traBe, peldes
als 3egtitrirz2ptal benuBt perben
pirb, nurOe geitern nit flint Selez
pbonen CUR 8enuBung Der So tie au5z
geitattet, ebsnfaIs pirb boielbit elm
poitamt eingeri6tet iperOen. Die 2oge
BON philadelphia pirb bur3 400
Mann bertreten iein, Die auf Grobez
rung etli6er Der ausgeIeBten f90nen
preiie boffen.
Ser Gbrenbof Dor Der r@lfsz6aue"
eebt 5einer 8oQenOung entgegen unb
pirb Elm S4auitiid erIten Hanges
perben.
Die &inber g oil 3 : Sc
[eI1f6ut" bat na9 Dem Moz
natsberi6t bes 4genten Oerielben,
Capt. 9eo. %. Barrier, i'm Monat
sunni Gltern unb @ormiinbern 80
ainber, Die perna6lGifigt purben,
tpegeenpmmen unb in 4nitalten ober
5amilien untergebru6t.
8rdnbe. - 9ur6 einen leden
8aIolinofen entItano geitern 8ormttz
tao Elm u~nbeoeutenbes SSeuer in Der
aii6e bes bon S6omas Mu(1in be-
mphnten 9aufes, Scr. Ala, Gplpinz
place, tpel6es BON Mitgliebern Der
@pribenzGpmpagnie Nr. 6 on Der
@apz unb gni rzStraBe gelOl4t
tpdrD.
Sn benz BON 5rdu Dora 3u1ea
i'm atpeiten Stpdperf bes 9uuies on
Der SiiboitzGte pon 9otparoz uno
2erinetpn<Strabe betriebenen photo
orapbifGen Qtelier brad aeitern
Mbenb 8 l6r aus u~nbsfannter ur1d6e
elm sSeuer aus, bas an ben pDrhanoez
nen Qpparaten einen S6uoen BON
ettpu $500 unb am 9auie einsn iolz
den BON cirfa 500 anri9tete. 5rou
Rufen bate ibr Qtelier Inn 6 ubr
perloien unb iagte, baB tpeoer 6euer,
nod feuergefGbrli9e @hemitaltsn 1lf
in benz Ylabs befunben battsn. Sm
eriten Stodpert bes 9auies befinoet
ii9 bic Ipotbefe Der vGoao Drug
Co." in Der jeoo9 fem Sddoen an
serifiet purbe.
Sen re9ten 4rm Serz
19 - Daniel .. Stunt, 30
Sabre oft, BON Ger. Ills, 9du6ertz
@traBe, serietb eeitern Na9mittas
2 uhr in Der Jubrit bern 9ugbes Moz
bel=Gomp.," an Der 9aubsrtz, nabe
Ni9olionzStrube nit benz re9ten
Mrm in eine &reisidge unD tpurbe baz
bel arg perleBt. SIN nMarpldnber
uniperiitdts : 9ofpital" purben tim
bic Wunben perbunben.
Gin pGr9en eingeIo6t.
Oas in 5reoerid, Mb., sepiinI6.e
'parfsn, tpelfes bort am 5reitag lebz
ter Wo4e spei 5ubrrdber lief uno
nit oenielben peri6uunb, lit seitern
@benb bon ben 9ebeimpolisiiten pob=
Ter unb Wsdion bier in Baltimore perz
boftet tporben unb iibt jebt i'm mittz
leren Stationsbuuie. Der iun0e
Wann beibt Jrant Ramsburg, lit IS
Sabre alt unb in 2e1piiton, Mb., su
9auie, nnD bas i'm gleifen Glitter
itebenbe Mdb9en beiBt 9eiiie Gong
nnb ftammt aus pocomoteIgitp, Mb.
Oie Deteftibs funben bas MGb6en in
einem 6auie an Der Stz2erinstpnz
@trabe uno ben iunsen Mann an Der
GalpertsS traBe. Sas paar siebt gu,
bic Gabrrdber semietbet unb in Gil
cott,Gitn aelo1en au haber.
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Srintt &ennD's Sbee I'M b
&affee.-Geit 80 Sabren beribmt
fpegen AualitGt unb prei1e. 6. ..
&ennpG o.. go 2dosn. (60iaS)
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8ermeintIi9e u5erei. -
@eIbbrieftrdger gum Stuoenten):
Sd mar idon breimal bu nit oieier
poItanneiIung." = STUDENT: n8itte,
MAIDEN Sic mir bas 9er5 ntat
f9per!"
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90enn sic aac ucriudbt babeu,

tperben Sic ia9en, OaB bic 8isre aus
Sreb. 8uusrni4miOt's n4merican
8reperb" ale an 8ei6mad unb Sc
6oltrei4tbum ii6ertreffen. DIS abioz
lut rein g%urantirt, 0a tie III aus benz
auserleieniten 9opfen uno Mal5 Der
geiteat tperOen- Sn alien 6ptefs uno
WirtFi6aften eriter &lafe 81 baden.
&iite $1.00. 9ralleret: 11O4 Bis 1923
6iaenzS traBe. Sci. 6. &c g. 1914,
Mo. 1491. 196l
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6artafif6, - G6ampugnerz
5abrifant: v9eItern purben mir 10
&0rbe Gbampagner g%eitoblen." - Sc
i6Gftsfreunb: r0u iolten sic bas
9ublifum ppr @ntauf berielben mar
men,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

8os6sit. - r3u mas 1T benin
eigentli6 bel ieoer 9inri6tun9 EN-
ar5t?" = sir ben San, 0aB Der
S6arfri9ter ALIEN Mot tert1a
pire-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

DN bempfrdti56en primGrpablen
finben am s. Iuguit itatt. =
Die Acknowledgment sesen gbz
numb Stabler. - 9erl4ibenes
aus benz GpurtD.
Sas bempfrdttI6e grsfutipzgpmi
ts BON 9altimurezGuu belt gez
fern i'm 9eri9tssbGube gu Som lon
cine Sibuns ab unb ieBte bic bemp=
fratif9e primdrpabl auf Samitag,
ben 8. @uguit, feit unb bic 3sit Der
Contention CUR Domination Der
G%anbioaten 5u Sotpion auf Sienitag,
ben II. Iuguit. Sur9 bieie Gntf9eis
bnng fpra9 ii9 bas gpmite segen
bds grapforb : Gountb : SDitem Der
primGripablen aug. Mon %ertpartet
Bel ben primGrpablen beige admpfe
5fpii4en ben einanber segeniiber itez
benben Ganbibdten.
@erbDr i'm StabIer=SaIIe.
Die l1nterfudung, tpelde Staatsz
dnpalt So6n 9raIon eegsnpGrtig gu
Spn1on ob6Glt in Sa6en bes !0rn.
gbmunb @tabfer, @uperintenbenten
Der Baltimore Manual 2abor
S6ool," Der angef9ulbigt 1T, ben
Sobn 8drrus, Sobn oon Rpia 8ur=
rug, ~mibbanbelt gu baben, purbe gez
tern fortgefebt unb Tie pirb pabrz
i6einli4 nod mehrere Sage bauern.
Sine 6olge Der acknowledgement
segen 9rn. Sta6ler lit bic, bub bic
ainoeri4uB : 8eIeQi4aft in Der
nG4ten SiBung Der 2egislutur Die
4nnabme zines 9eiebes berlangen
min, b~em5ufolge Der 8ouberneur cine
GommiifiOn ernenren ioG, nit benz
4~uftrage, ale Nnitalten, pel6e iuz
senblt4e Snia1en BADEN, re9elmGbig
5n inipi5iren.
3pan5tg Qder in Green
Spring Bailey angez
fauft
ST. Wi1iam plunfett Stepart bat
BON 6rn. S6erlot @tpann etpu 20
Ifer 2anb in 8reen Spring @anep
%gefuuft, auf tpel6em er iid eine i6Oz
ne @illa errt6ten min. 9as 8eiibz
t6um befinbet ii9 na6e benz bes 9rn.
Selir Qgnus, genannt nNacirema."
WeBr 2t6t.
9r. Spbn 6tlB ur0 Inbere eri6iez
men geitern por ben gountD : Gomz
mifidren 81 Spipi on unb eriu6ten
biefelben, fir Before 8eleu9tung Der
8. Strabe unb GaiternzIpsnue 5u
iorgen, fopie bic 7. uno 8. Strabs,
bon Der @uitern=Npenue CUR 2omz
bdro=StraBe, 81 pfluitern.
ND9 elm BrpteI i.
Die Surn, nel6e einberufen tpurbe,
Inn in Dem Observation-Disclosures
Der rWetli6en MarplGnber 8a6n"
gegen Die arlington 3eal State
60" cine S6uoeneriubIumme fsit5uz
ieben, bielt geItern Nu6mittag in
benz Bureau bes S6eriffs Seligrat6
gu Sopion cine SiBung al unb berz
no6m cine Nn5a6l 3eugen bs5iiglt9
Des Wsrt6es bes 0dnbeS.
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Gtaot Baltimore.
Mns Saltimure=Gnunta

Die bempfrutiiden primdrtpublen
finben am s. Iusuit ftatt. =
Die acknowledgement sesen gbz
numb Stabler. - 8erI9iebenes
n,t9 Ron, No,t,4n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Ed Nowling, a coal operator. was in.
stantly killed and John Hasson was
fatally injured by Dick Gibbons in a
saloon at Tyford. Ind.
The senate has confirmed the nomi.
nation Of Page Morris of Minnesota
to be United States district Judge for
the district of Minnesota.
Henry Thomas. a negro who at
tempted to criminally assault the ten
year-old daughter of Porter Keene.
was lynched near Parish, Fla. after
having admitted his guilt.
General James Winning Mcmillan, a
member of the board Of review of the
pension bureau and a veteran Of both
the Civil and Mexican wars, is dead at
Washington. aged seventy-seven years.
Two hundred and fifty descendants
OF Elias Meyer Ries of Baden, Germany.
from all over Europe. the United
States and Australia. held a reunion
In New York city. Many met for the
first time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
PASSES ON ELKiNs ACT.
Supreme Court Decision Dealing With
the New Law.

Washington, March 10.-The United
States supreme court has rendered its
first opinion in an interstate commerce
case in which the Elkins act, passed
at the last session of congress-, was
dealt with. The case was that of the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
VS.. the United States, involving a
question Of discrimination on the part
of the railroad company as between
places. 1t was brought at the in
stance of the interstate commerce
commission. but without any previous
proceedings on the pas of the com
mission. The railroad filed a demur-
rer to the bill. challenging the regu-
larity of the proceeding. but the cir
cult court and the circuit court of ap-
pcals for the Eighth circuit held the
proceeding to be regular and decided
the case in favor of the contention of
the United States. These decisions
were reversed by the days opinion,
which was delivered by Justice White.
He said that by the terms Of the old
law, under which the case was tried,
the proceeding could not have been
regular, but that under the Elkins law
it would be. The court. therefore. re-
versed and sent back the case for .
new trial under the Elkins act.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
HOUSE s ). sr,cs.


What the Lower Branch Of the late
Congress Accomplished.
Washington. March 10.-Mr. Alexan-
der Mcdowell, clerk Of the house Of
representatives. has made public an
OIL cial compilation made by Tally
Clerk Wakefield showing the work
done by the house during the Fifty
seventh congress. 1t shows that the
longest day Of the session lasted, with
recesses. LA hours, during which 80
roll calls were taken. The number Of
bills and resolutions introduced in the
house during the two sessions Of the
congress was 1920. on which reports
were made on $50 bills and resolu-
ticns. The senate sent to the house
1,136 senate bills and resolutions. The
house disposed Of 2.41S Of the num-
Der originating with 1t and of 1,1O2 Of
the senate bills and resolutions. max
ing q total Of 3.34O bills and resolu-
tions acted or. It left on its calendars
405 house and 11S senate bills and
resolutions. Fifteen Of the members
OF the house died during the congress.
seven resigned and Messrs. Rhea Of
Kentucky and Butler of Missouri
we're unseated, the latter twice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10

Antiquaries are bafiled in their at
tempts to ascertain when sausages first
became an article OF human consump-
tton. We know at least that among the
ancient Greeks sausages, called al
lantes" and "chOrdai." were a common
article Of diet. and every schoolboy
knows. or ought to know. that sau-
sages. black buildings and sausage SELL
ers appear in the comedies Of Aris-
tophanes.-London Telegraph.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10

There is no saying how the average
small boy sometimes regards religious
truth. A London paper records that the
son Of Il well known bishop being
asked to explain the meaning of the
parable of the grain Of mustard seed
replied. 1T means that a little religion
goes a long way. and those who have
the least OF it here will be highest in
the kingdom Of heavep."-Leslie's
Weekly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
WORKING TOGETHER.
AmicabIe Understanding Between Eng.
land and Russia.

London, March 10.-Supporters Of a
friendly understanding between Rus
STA ard Great Britain regarding oun
tries where their interests clash are
much interested in what was regarded
as being a significant statement made
by Under Foreign Secretary Gran
borne in the house of commons during
the day. Replying to a question the
secretary declared the government
was of the opinion that it was most
desirable there should be an amicable
understanding between Great Britain
and Russia on the subject Of their re-
spective interests in Persia and else
where. and. he added, a question ION.
corning those interests had lately been
discussed by the two governments.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
ENCOUNTERS BAD WEATHER.
Hurricane Kills One Of Crew Of steam
err Ulundja.

st. Johns. N. F., March lO.-The
steamer Ulundia. which arrived here
Sunday from Liverpool after a voyage
lasting twenty-one days. reported hav-
ing encountered hurricane weather.
Carpenter Marlsen was killed, Boat
swain Cook had his arm broken and
Engineer Brayton had three fingers
torn from one of his hands during the
storm, which struck the vessel in mid
ocean,. The steamers engines were
disabled, her deckhouses were torn
away and she was otherwise badly
damaged.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
ST. Paul Union Stock Yards,

st. Paul, March 9.-Cattle-GoOd to
choice steers, s4.50@5.OO; common to
fair, 50. @ good to choice cows
and heifers. $3.25@4.O0; calves. $500
@3O0. Hogs-$6.S0@7.45. Sheep
Good to choice, $500 @5.75; lambs.
SCe25M6.75.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
Wreekaae Of Unknown ve..eI.

Atlantic City, N. j., March 1O.-Life.
savers at Hereford and Cold Springs
stations, half way between Atlantic
City and Cape May, report the drifting
ashore Of the deck, upper works and
some rigging Of a ship. Part Of the
dock came on the beach at each sta
ton, the two being six miles apart.
The identity Of the vessel il I'm.
known.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. March 9.-Wheat-May,
741Ac; July. 71k@n%c Sept, roc.
Corn-March, 45hc; May, 47k@
47Ac; July. 44Mc: Sept, 43%c. Oats
May. BAN @35c; March. 33N @34c;
July, 31%c; Sept. 2SHc. Pork-May,
$18.32h; July, $17.85; Sept, $17.62h.
Flax = Cash. Northwestern, $1.11:
Southwestern, $1.09; May, SLIP. But
ter-Creameries. 1S627hc; dairies.
H02fc. Eggs l6hc. Poultry
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
DEMAND MORE WAGES.
Employee Of Shipbuiiding Concerns
Threaten 70 Strike.

emp'oyeo OF Snepouiiotn0 Concerns
Threaten 70 Strike.
New York, March 10.-Demands
were made during the day ON all the
shipyards in the vicinity OF New York
by the Boilermakers' union for a gen.
eral increase in wages and shorter
hours of work. The labor men say
that II the demands are not granted
there will be a strike of all the trades
connected with shipbuilding. The de-
mands are for IN eight-hour day after
May l and a minimum wage scale Of
40 cents an hour for boilermakers and
IS to 40 cents an hour for the other
trades. The men reserve the right to
order sympathetic strikes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10
CHICAGO BROKERS FAIL.
Suspension of William Young & Co
Announced.

Chicago, March 10.-The suspension
of William Young & Co, brokers, was
announced during the day by the
postisg of a notice on the board Of
trade to close all trades for their ac-
count.
The firm was not prominent in the
grain trade, to which their transac-
tons were largely directed, although
an old established concern, the present
principal having succeeded his father
IN the business.