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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

GoIli5ion. - Sin Wugen Oes
6rn. Wm. Grace pon glr. 315, Glib
@ilmoritraBe puroe 9eitern in Dem
6ru4tbabn6oFe Der Baltic. : S6joz
8a6n" gu 2Ocuit : Point BON elmer
2otOmotiOe 9etroFfen, nobel ST..
@ruce auf ous @elsiie seialeuOert
puroe. Gr perItau6te babel cine
S6ulter, uno e6e er i'm Stanos mar,
Ii4 gu erbsben, trat inn iein pfero
nit einem SUP uuf bic 8ruit. Der
9srungliidte puroe nad ieiner 8obz
nung 9ebra6t.
Gin4Iarm pom 8aIten Nr. 484
rief geItetn Morgen Die 5~euertpebr
nod cer Jubrit Der Wurpluno Wooz
len W}iG So. an Der 6reoerid : Noe.,
nafe .8runspiditruBe, poielbit in eli
mem 2ageri4uppen 6euer entitanOen
mar, peIdes gliidli6er Weiie bon Ger
6eusrlpe4r i'm Seine gel0i6t puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Srpbiinn= @eiatas@ crctn.
@rpker Q(uSnng
uadb @iSfpp's Tnrm
Spnntag, Den IL. Snli 1903.
1929

@isberer0ffnung bes
,M : 8 beuters".
4erndn's .Monumentul : 5bsutsr"
pirb am Montdg, ben 20. Suli, piez
Der fir bic Saiion erDffnet, uno 5pur
piebsrum nit regelmGbigen Mdtiz
ree'n unb Qbenoz8pr Itequnger. 9as
Sbeatsr lit politdnoig r%enopirt unb
nit relen Sepptden perieben Doroen.
Inter ben Sruppen, ipel9e auftreten,
bsfinoen 1t6:
sForiFan 9SiOOlDs,' .@cs NOrnina @lOrits, q
sRoontiqbt YeliOs," rSdm. Etpcrs'5 Slpn 60, /"
6arrp grpauts 9uriesoutr3,~ SstaD " 29oops'
zig Ss, S @39n' mari ~ s,o aa"' 'ET35y 81 s''gd b9 I'm -.
psrial Surlssqutrg," rNtsrrD Ifaios.4 rNoit 90:
bsa's Qonoon BELTS Saytp Morris' -Njabt nj
groaopan.~ seisb Eoatrs." &ies 4 @artOus Gr=
trlnsonsa," Abe lltppians.~ o6reD. 5.irin's Nurz
StlnIep Gomaanp," .5bt 9obemians," gMib Rem
Slof, IT." rGitg sports,~ rRn:t;rbofTs,- Ste
&opals." r8Oie Oil Gngli'4 Gol9 G%oarpduD,"
9runss attaut;es," pom SOns.. III SttCpis' S:S
.Suuipau.araus gurlcsqusr3,~ Abe @orIO=Pcu=
ttrs," p3b. Imtritaus," p9o!ptrD gurltsautrs,"
,sipsr 2iGiss," p99bau:n 9rotbrs' @urlcsau:rs
Gouvaup," SupiD=1urpp," rGuIton's 9Oa1 grub
WOops".
Seierten tbre gotbene
9o45eit. 6r. 2ubpi9 2int, IS
Sabre aft, unb feline Satin Marie,
eeb. 9eidler, f~eierten am Samitag,
ben 4. Suli, in ibrer 8ebuuiung, Nr.
10, RorbzB afbingtonitrube, i'm
f9Dniten Samilientreiie ihr solbenes
9o6oeitsiubildum. Sas in G6rsn
ersraute puur bat 5p0lf 9inber ee=
hubt, BON benen nod iieben am 2eben
ftnb. gs iinb bies Srau Murp Rer,
Srau Maria 8antert, 5ruu Muggie
SeGner unb bic So. CHARLES, George,
Srant unb 6enrp 2int. 0ieie, fotpie
bic 81 Gnteltinoer bes Subelpuares
tpobnten Der 5eier Bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Sampfihtfs'M n;eigen.
Baltimore uno grsmea


bur6 bic neuen unD e%rprobten, nit
allen Decentralization perlsbenen
poitoampfsr sriter 8IaFs:
rGbein," ~9runoenburg,"
sRedar," n@aKel,"
rMain," r8reslau."
Die ggpebitionstage Tnb, mie folst:
bon Baltimore:
~Sranoenburg," Mittpod, ben p.
Suli, 2 l6r Na6rtttag5.
"Gdi1el," Mittpo6, ben Is. Suit, 2
ubr Ha6mittdgs.
v9bemntB," Mittpo6, ben 5. Iugult,
2 ubr Na6mittug5.
Dfbetn," Wontag, ben II. 4u9uit t,
2 ubr Na9mittags.
"Breslal," Mittpod, ben 10. 4uguit,
2 ubr Nabmittags.
"Sranoenburg," Mitttpo6, ben 2.
Sept, 2 llbr No6m.
8Dtit: Ruiitt,sIaHast.Qrts:
Ban ar.
fHoedSsQ1i iaess9rttt
S 20, sa!i,mors gl@ eT'mtn..-.".-"..s3G0 90
%on Trcnltn mad baltimore. S36. 80
8unbrtjitsgintt; BON glIt,more:
Na6 Sremtn NM juriid so
B'asn 6Fabt uno gnTl9s DeuOs man f5 an bic
gtHtrdlsAs tuttn
y. S4umader & Co.,
Rr. 3, sio.Sav=Strabe.
ODER
Gbnaro Raine,
Gffic. ots .Stutibu GOrr,isonotuttrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

Ser rSro6finn" peranitultet
beute einen Nusflus na6 8istotp's
Sarm on Der 5reoeridz Roab, peldem
iabes Mitslieb unb ieber SDnner bic
fes populdren 8ereins beitpobnen
ioIte, ba gspib alien @usfliislern gez
nubreife Stunoen in @usii4t iteben,
bat bod bas gpmite tpeoer Soften,
mod Mibs seiaeut, um fir bic Be-
pirtbuns uno llnterbaltung Der 9dite
in ieber 9inii4t Gorge gu trasen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Queen Quue's giieubahnsGo.

JGbrpIan istt Dem II. sum 1908
ElmYi,t Osr!aH,r Bier Rr. 10, NlJbt=Sirdbs:
Ran Gaps Wap, T,bobotb, G,Htr:Oias, Gus;rs'
iouH. Sop, 4oint NIB 5DljbsnaStat:ontH:
Eag!ib (tEtl. SouHta9sl...... YoTm., = Rd2m.
Rad &op,=9oiHt, Queenstown uno outn Qunlitn
an PR GcntrtpiQt s2jDtfoH:
SGglj6 (trtl. Epnntags)..7 9oym, 2 unn 0ahn.
5onutlag uno 8 BORN.
9sur mad 9opt=9oJnt uuD Gunrstoun:
3I5 Ta5mittugs on 6Ounta0tu.
anj5lns an .2eI. ( Gbti. Gii,nbabn' nab Gaitor.
GEiprp uno 5p;ibsRsS tatuoutu.
. gnibiub in 9rstnnooo aH uStIan1r:=Giitnb1bn,'
nab aa,u 9untt:u liosi5 an pR,p=9orf,
pb;!urnpbiu uuo NoGfoItsGiisnblbu@.
Gratt an g8o6sntao,n Bis 6 llbr AbtHos anat
nommtn.
5lcp5Ous 6. & 3. 81. 9luI 2260.-IPo. Dtu. 81.
Is. Rtilio On, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sobn 6. Sosltp. 8,nra!zplflgjsgsa1snt.
CDtai27, 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

"",pi ut.<..-| ..-- at y
rentag in Der 8eididte oes Geiangz
pereinsu Qripn" iopobl, als psNen gez
nialen i6nsiOigen 9irigenten 9rof.
Sobn 6. 5rdnt iein. Nn oieiem Sage
nirb Der uNripn" lsinen BEL
benz lesten2ofalzPreisiinge Grunge
ren Steg, psl6er inn ben pradtpolz
len 8nubefliigel uls erItsn 4rei5 elm
bra9ts, auf piiroi9e 8eiie ourd cine
grobe Subelfeier in Der r8ermaniaz
MGnner6orz 9a1s" ~feiern, pel6e nm
S uhr 4benOs ibren @nfung nimmt,
umfaiienOiten 9orbereitungen iino
fir bsiugte 5eier ~getrOffen porOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

- G.,r4aou; MGnn;rdOrs," $. 9.
fling, SEQ, %. Sail, Suit. SisgmunO,
2oui5 6. Wagner, 8. S6netoer, 8.
6. Rub6e, Otis 9. 8oiie, PuItor 6.
6uber, 9eo. u. Don 2ingen, Sobn u.
Slein, Mar WeiBenbOrn, Mi6uel
Sddfer, Quguit Pfeil, Obsrit S. :.
Morris, 9ermann &ornid, Iuguit ).
3rappe, $. Settler, 9rdiiOent Oe5
r5ro6iinn," 8. 6. SdneiOereitb pom
.9orpGrts," 8. 9bomu5, 9rdiiOent
Der n9urmonie," Wm. Brandt PPM
y@ermania : Quartett : Glub," 8eo.
9immslbsber, 2ouis Serbia BON Der
n4rbeitertafel," Sobn Sauie pomnGiz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

Dnn SEE unb Raien.

Cine Operation on gorb oes Oarnz
piers rGufel." 9eriaieo.nts
bon Gee unb 9afer.
Oils am Iesten Sonneritas Der
Horbb. 2lopo Sompfer rGuHel"
am pier Rr. 9 gu Occult : point an
lanste. tpurbe o benz Sdiffsarate
Or. .. 8onbsbr cine tpidtige Spsraz
tion an benz ainbe zines Der 3pi=
idenoeds : pafasiere porsenommen,
1pel9es an Der Oipbtberitis erfranft
mar. Der 4rat mubte ben fog. 2uft=
rObrenidnitt MAIDEN, oa infolse Der
Sunebmenosn @ritidungsssfabr bas
Rinb ionft eeitorben pGre. SaFelbe
mar erit am Nbeno porEr gang plosz
li4 erfranft, trob elmer fofort gez
md4tenS Serum : Sniection perf9lin@
merte fi9 am anberen Morsen Der
3uitano, 10 bab bic Qnfunft bes2lmz
bulanstpasens ni6t a%6gefpartet perz
ben fonnte. SroB ~uneiinitissr Ser
1dltniHe tpurcs bic Operation gliidz |
li9 alsesfiibrt uno bas Sinh, peldss
Dorber fat eritidte, erbolte ii4 balo
nadber, 10 oaB es Na4mittags in's
9oipital sebra4t iperben fonnte. Die
Operation puroe BON benz Qr5te, nell
der our 53eit gu ieinsr grbolung Ell
MICE Getien als S9iffsar5t bei'm
Horbb. 2lopo ma6t uno porber lunge
Sabre uls Qrst uno Speaiuliit fir
gbirureie in Der Hdbe 0 8iel
(Shlestpis : 6olitein) tbdtig mar,
in lobensnertbsr Wetie aussefibrt.
2eu9tbous Wdrter per-
9punoen.
Ser 6ilfs : 2eu9tt6urm WGrter
gu 9bomas : point, an oerMliinoung
bes Samss Hiper, lit plDbli6 osr=
i9punoen. OILS Der 9umpfer nGmz
mo GILES" geitern an benz 2eu6tt6urz
mi Dor6eifubr, ~fignaliiirte osr2eudtz
fburm : Wdrter benielben uno en-
iuhte gupitdn s. 8. 9arriion, Der
2eu9ttburm : 8eb0ros bon bem9erz
idfpineen isines 4Hiitenten Mittbsiz
lung gu Waf:n uno feline 5ohter
mad Qnnapolis al i nH - Go tie
ibrsr Mutter fagen tJHne, =, ~
2eu9ttburm : Wdrter f0nns hiht
na9 6auie tommsn. Ser 2eu6tz
t6urm : WGrter bate me6rere Sage
gu !Sauis perbradt. DIS er geitsrn
frib nit ieiner Sodter cine Ruoerz
fahrt ma6te, bemerfte er, oub bds
2iht auf Dem 2su9ttburme mod
'brannte, pbslei9 es bsner Sag mar.
Gr ruoerte gu Dem 2eudttburm uno
fanb gu feinem groben @ritaunen ieiz
nen 4Hiitentsn ni9t Dor. Die 2eu6tz
t6urmfGbne puren an Srt unbSteQs,
10 bob Der Munn ni9t pesgeruoert
1ein %fonnte, ipnoern uIsr Wu6rI6ein~
li6feit na4 ertrunfen iein muB. -
'6eute tpirb GapitGn 9urriion bic 5uz (
itdnbisen 8unoesbebOrben bena6ri9z
tisen.
4b q 6 $ hamburg.
Der 9ampfer n9elgrapia" BON Der
r9apusz"2inie fubr seitern Morgen
bon bier nu6 9amburg 3urid, uno
sipdr nit boiler 2abung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Cine Hciie nadb ScutihIanb,

nm bic @elt ober mad irseno einem
SbeiIe Der Welt arransirt. Heiiez-
bilete iiber ale 8abn= uno Oampfers
2inier. Sbeo. 8. 0iener &c
6 g., Ais WaterzStr. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Stdtilua

Qcridumt uibt, @e5h,I's tItQant .juQridtttts
pbotoQruphiibts Atci.tr. Rr. 32l, 3orosGapsStr.,
Su bciubtu.
Iorilllbt, Qarartirt oauer6aft. Gnbirtt.g,oty
fir 3 90 ods SuBtuO.
Gmaia,= uuo Qlutiu-gjl1tr, Joni, tiniI'rii6
ausleiibrtt Itbta31rObc Qorirdts fuo @cbbtIs
Sp3il!;tatcu.
sir ant: 9:ojtuuus bIr8t or Tui ofg Nt:iitrs.
IlRdrilj,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

qnnapolis. Nt. 8O9al:Statlon, !I5o S9Tm.
gambusStdtior, 800, 300 Gornt-, I-W gtl'
toas. i5.2j, l540 NOtn. -o-
GtrloWtn GamOers Stotion RAP T5t6EF,d 20:
1000 Gorm., !9.l5 gorm, ID A9o uaO 90
"9 93in+sisT, 1920 BORN, 300, 43o, 500 Ru4'
mjtiaqs. So. - ~ poAu
GiSsnt,@EGtn unO Dut. Iiyo, HocaI, !735. 9l5
SIN II ~, 40. -5.3j, 500, 'll.35 @bsuOs.
Gny.is' @a9, ,523 @ormittaQs
9mrop, Ut. Nooals5%tation, 900 Ra6u1. Sans
.nS,..or q 90 QahmittGJs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
lNItt une iuptrIdiGae Nai.einit.l

9it Der. etaat,uspoh b,forOtyue.
- 1ameitr iabItH ta9lIb, Sorntdls ausJtnommtn.
BON .Scp42irn'pius, lob Qi3bt:eraBt. go
@btrDs. oir,it nab Oh Ioint Comfort. NorFo.t,
gorismoutb uup al,u Quntt,u ots Suotrs. 9,rs
birpuna IN Oh 9oirt 6omioTt nit 6. L . Gir
ienbabn' mad Tiamoro. g.rbirauus n Goy;sa
mouth nit otm .StabodrS ak SiEt" iOiIotu Sug
non 1crtsmoutb nab atlanta. Sn ROrioIt @,r'
binnura nit ou ,Nt!art's Goat 4in:." 0oJfeIt
uuo Gdtoltua, Torjo.f urO iuol,6. RorfcIf uuo
ptfti;h uno .CIb Dominion G:ut" mad R,tpbern
uro @aibinatSn. NC.
R1blj,,t,n mad tutopoiihtn, 9Iaut. aurur;6is
Raluitu,,mm:r t;,itriib' e'Itub.una, 9umpfb,i'
,tnl. Roitu fr,t 8~,itrprit 0lltt'Ejlmrr i'm
q utt zP4rtau br .Pdp.Virt.' RI 1903, Cft,Eltti,
morzstrabt. 9tlrpbons s. & \. 81. Qou! 1885;
Morp!ano. G%outtlanO 49,. N.bausb's, Is NorO.
SharIte,etrdb.. uro %jr'ou DIT ,Stabcats Dir
Qint," Continental Erutt 60. @utloine'
Scbu 81. gberpppe. g. Sropn.
g.slTai.u Gcn.yiauas,r. Sen. sBahasitr.as.nt.
(SCI2-f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

pirO qrof. So5n Is. 5ronf, I0el6er
isins 9elpbinzHitter gum Siege fiibrz
te, ourd Elm qianoiolo erfreuen, unO
cine 8apsle tpiro in cen 3pii6enpauz
fen Ipielsn. Die gu Der Subelfeier sinz
gelapsnen @dite iino: So. Suitus
8r0he1, 6runf Steil, %. 6. anubs,
Y6ilipp Sspalo, Sd. 8uine, Nu9uit
9iIin Or. M}sperDird, n. Mt. ROthsr,
$. Manebre, 6enrn 9iepeg, ). Doll
6ru6t, Otto S4iqing, GrnIt S4meiz
Der, So6n $6offmeiiter, 81. Srtmann,
9aitor Sulius 9ofmunn, prof. Otto
Fu6s, 5. 6. 0G6mann, YrdiiDent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
{Ir,m.n's ptr6dtrungs-U ompasnis
BON Baltimore.

@t3rlinect.
Office:
gsrsptsG6 Der eputb. ano gSafer.Strabe.
Ti.ie S.jtnifatt otriid,rt sts.n g.rIuit Oetr 81,
Iddeisnrs burt etutr al, z orttn gis,ntbum eahi,I
oetr o~neerrSrts su dnSsrit ~9lnitiseH g;binsrnsen-
Etrfit trArs tir tirer 2as oeer laneert psris6en.
II. q. 9. @plfe, Yrai,btnt.
tTtttsrtn
@eor9t u. VIaft, 3. Olnss PorrtS.
Shor1toH Rollins. SobE ID. eitiis,
OseeE u. 3trfla7e, gero~o EtabI.r, inn.,
German 8. BIatt. 5Iic,sE. .. Worntr.
r. Y. (. Ioli,, VI. $. IonE,1s.
y. u. SGltns, aaortrp 3. GonIen.
tA.n. Slditfou.. Gto. s9hlttlod.
Ism | -.l&tSSl Sarrp 6. RIAL. Sch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

Sd1iittelfrpft, shmerscn, MaIas
ria, ga Grippe uno idllimmc G'rfal-
tunacn fnrirt bmrf1 ,.Slamcn's Name
IiGs" tanh in fliiiiiaer Tprm).
IrciS 25c. Naentbalbcm perfauit.
(Es.2. s&S.lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Niclc Snuicnnc Mari

iara Stotrmaru our6 SstbeiliQuue an cintrr Q=
ipinubrinetnotu tlnternebnttn bel iebr gtrinqcrGin=
laae- (monatli6 uur Mf. } uno Mf. l) sriptrbeu.
ausfiibrlide Iusfunit miro ,rtbtilt ourh Z. gS.
=. 3 ,teren II, 9iibtd, @tniutrtr. 24d., Seutlb=
InuN' (lR1rs9 / SD-fupiol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
,Rupal Blue "Sinte
nab philadelphia uno 0sUsgors.

rsY,rtg, 9al.Gamoeu. 9rl. Mt Rooal.
eal5ipa0aon ...... 2aqli1 35l 9. $50 y.
S4i1is IT, spti:.. 3ooli5 755 9. q 800 &c
9Tif,;.Qaylor, ausg'n. 81. 9l9 Q. d 92+ S.9
Sllrier. Eintr, augQcu. "a. 1850 .. q l0.54 ..
TlTrIor, elmer, ~.....IdQIi1 l.55 y. j l59 j.
>.Ncpo! Q.ult,O," nuG 4ulman:5uS.
puif,ts 2mpter, Qcrlor. EbiTultlou5s Il. SpfltI
Jaooooug ........ GaQli1 $40 u. 3 353 3.
qGTloTGEag QbjI, ousq. 81. TO y. 800 r.
QarIoy, 5int.... lo1Iih 6.eQ4; COS u
6oabts 4bja... <a9ii5 900 Il. 9.05 @&
Sgfals SblaFnaoQOu ul6 NtUs9Ort ttrtig jim
Ss5rou1 in MT. 8opal=Statiou I'm 1000 Nbtrpg.
q, NAB 4tlartitsGitp, @O6sntagt; Y, nab Wis
@at ,8ao: Jalttn in @iIminotOn. 6, bait in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
@cloicnonracu mad, S%cntIcblano

"a Gents pro Mart unO Gommiiilon.
Sbeo. 8. 9iener e o., Ais
WatersS trabe. ausldnbii6ss Gelr,
Ws4iel uno Grsoit>9riefs. S9iffss
4artsn BON unb nud europa. (266@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

80 n y J.
unb eins iiuitlife 3ubl bon bo6'n
ItGotil6en 8eamten uno prominenten
Osuti6en tperDen oeriel6en beipo6z
men. Die Subelfsier pirD Elm Mittelz
bing 3piiden einem 8untett uno
Gommers iein. Sauptiddli9 niro
Der 9emit6li6teit Rednung getragen.
Yrdiibent Hi6aro Sanolab lpiro oas
Yrdiibium fiibren uno 1psrosn ferner
i'm 8srlaufe bes 4beno5 pom rQrion"
Ger Preis6or rSrii6lingseripa6en"
bon Sdonnus unD rS60nites S6Gbz
6sn" bon Saur geiungen. 9r, 9urrp
Neu miro Elm 5enoriOlo unO 9r. Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Safe!
&ahe!

sur Reiie I'M AusIa1be re,orlt innerhalb "a Stluoen
81 ~bt6eutenh berafSsiegtem SrsIie
Gouaro 3taiut,
&QepstsS6e Baltimore StIaBs u1o Vo!sS l.s ss4Gs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

Die neue Administration tritt in Die
6uBItapfen Der alien 6inii6tli6
Der 8unalii irun9sz uno pfditez
rungsprobleme. - 9unOeln Dem
tors entgsgsr. - 8eoeutenoe gu
nQbnle Der YarfIteuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Hamburg-Fmerka
Baltimore : Sampf : Yafet 80.

@rtbnr %. NnbIun,
ar. I27, OF Baltimore. 5traae. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-07

and a few foreigners The strike ended
just In time TO avert serious food riots,
Ominous popular threats TO storm the
bakeries and flour mills.
There have been few fatalities hut
no serious disorders. II Is stated that
while the strikers were trying to pre-
vent q train starting Saturday night
four Of the strike leaders were run over
and killed
The Times this morning prints dis
patch from Keif Russia, dated Aug.
l. which says that Gen. Arzenien,
governor Of the district of Odessa, ana
the mayor Of odessa, together with a
committee OF influential citizens, have
induced the tramway strikers 10 resume
on the distinct understanding that their
grievances 'Nill be considered and cons
cesslons granted
Gen Arzenieff received instruc-
tons July 80 from ST. Petersburg en-
Joining him to refrain from active in
reference with the men. provided they
maintained order and obayed the police.
In the event the mob became recalci-
Grant he was directed to have the troops
fire blank cartridges and then, if nee
ossary, three rounds of bullet cart
ridges.
The correspondent gives details Of the
riots similar TO those contained In the
accounts of the Daily Mails cores
pendent He says the strikers made
no serious. -,i.mpt to resist the police.
and that Gen. Arzenieffs actions are
freely condemned az unwarrantedly
precipitate. He SAYS, "This collision
caused a feeling OF pain and indigla-
ton over the ruthless methods of Rus
slas strong man, Won Plehye, to whose
above mentioned instructions 1t was
1tta
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PENSION CoMR WARE,
Did Not Promote His CoaChman as
He Never Had Coach.

Topeka Kan. Aug. 6.-United states
Pension Commissioner Eugene r. Ware
reached Topeka at noon TO-DAY for a
two or three hour stop en- route to the
.. a. r. reunion al sanF rancsco.
In reply TO question as to the
charges of Albert Martin being dis
missed from the Topeka pension office
as being violation of the ciyil service
rules, Mr.. Ware said
Il have not seen the newspaper ac-
counts Of the charges, but understand
I am charged with promoting my
coachman TO the bureau. As ! never
had a coach or cOachman | think
this must be a mistake. We have done
moro business in the pension office this
past year than IN any similar time for
10 years.
GAS YOU Will see | am not charged
with misconduct OF office In any man
rcr. save a violation OF The viyil SER
vice rules. No shortage Of funds Is
alleged. In reality il seems to be an
attack upon the administration through
this bureau by enemies of President
Roosevelt | court the most rigid in
vestiga;iCn by the civil service COM
mission"
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ARCHING FoR A BRUTE.
Negro Lawyer Criminally Assaults
Young Woman of st, ClairsviIle, q.

Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. st Glars
vile, o., small city In Belmont
county, was thrown into a panic this
evening when II became known that u
terrible outrage had been perpetrated
on Miss NJ H. Stowe, one of the most
prominent and most highly respected
residents of the town, who was GRIM
inally assaulted by young negro law
yer. The young woman had been out
for a walk in the afternoon and re-
manned later than she had anticipated.
About 6 o'clock she started for hen
home, the route extending through a
lonely tract of woods When within 200
yards Of her home she was seized by
the negro and thrown to the ground,
She made a brave but unsuccessful
struggle for her honor When the wo-
man regained consciousness her pitia-
BILE screams attracted the attention Of
passers-by, who rushed to her assist
ance. She was taken to her home,
where She told OF the brutal outrage,
A posse of the most prominent ct-
zens of the county was organized ana
set out In pursuit Of the negro, who
escaped TO the woods.
The mob is fully armed and bent IN
lynching the negro when he Is appre-
hended, Miss Stove is In critical
condition as the result Of her eXpen-
enCe.
Her assailant is a well-known negro,
c, T.. Brush, who has been practising
law in that vicinity.
A report received late tonight states
that the bloodhounds have scented the
trail and the chase is being pursued
with renewed vigor.
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ARMENIAN oUTRAGEs.
Mussa Bey, Their chief instigator,
Makes His Escape.

London. Aug. IA letter from Yedda
dated July II reports that the noto-
Tlous Kurdish CHIEF, Mussa Bey. who
was responsible for many " the Ar
menian outrages. has escaped from
Medina. with several other kurdish
chiefs where they have been living in
exile, and that All attempts TO inter-
cept them have failed.
The sultan was so lncensed that he
ordered the immediate dismissal OF the
governor Of Medina. this being the
third time Mussa has escaped. he have
ing been recapiured twice. IL H. feared
that he viii reach Kurdestan and lead
a new insurreciion against the Turks
with. perhaps. a repetition Of the afro
cities In Armenia,
Mussa Bey figured prominently dur
ing the Armenian troubles IN 1898.
lie wounded Mr.. Knapp. an American
missionary. in 1895; but. despite the cv-
idence against him. was acquitted. The
United States minister and the Ameh-
can missionaries resented the verdict,
aud to auDease them the sultan eXiled
Mussa Bey 10 Medina.
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ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT.
Albert Seavis, Negro, Safe In Au-
burn, Cal, Jail,

Auburn, Cal, Aug 6-Albert Seayis
the colored convict, one on the Is who
escaped from Folsom prison Is in jail
here tonight, with bullet wounds In both
Of his legs He was captured shortly
after 9 o'clock tonight VIII N the train
came in from Newcastle
Sheriff Keena received word from
Newcastle that a negro a lswering the
description OF Seavis had boarded the
night train there on the gay out, aud
when the train came into Auburn Ken
ma and Deputy Sheriff C0an We're at the
depot. The negro was called upon to
surrender and he Immediately opened
fire on Coan, who was on the side near
est him. Seavis fired three shots but
he failed TO hit the deputy who dropped
down beneath the car At the same
time Kenna and Coan opened fire and
shot the negro, who begged that his
life be spared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-07
COLOR LINE IN NAVY,
Petty Officers Of the Columbia Rec
fuse TO Eat with Negro.

New York, Aug. 6.--The color line has
been drawn on board the United states
receiving ship Columbia at the Brook
Ign navy yard The chief petty Off
GERS have refused to mess with a me-
gro who has just been sworn in as chief
carpenters mate. They have assert
ed their unwilllngness TO associate with
him In any way or TO receive or carry
out any orders that may come to them
through him In the line OF duty,
Isaac Miller, the chief carpenters
mate, Is not a full-blooded negro. He
has been in the navy many years, and
has a good record For long time
prior to his recent promotion, which
was for merit, he ranked as oarpen-
ter's mate Of the first class When
Miller appeared at the chief petty OFF,
GERS mess on Wednesday eight other
members Of the mess rose and left the
table when he sat down. Miller ate
his dinner as If nothing out Of the or
binary had happened Since then he
has had no company at his meals, He
has been allowed, when he reached the
table first, TO eat alone and when 9TH
ers preceded him he has waited until
they finished.
Capt. Snow said Miller's rights would
be protected, as the navy makes no
distinction as 10 color.