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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
CITY LIGHT AND POWER
BY JANUARY lST, 1904

Tn. sta. .s,hsrisss 70 .n'eaoss sesi ,sr which
June NJ probably :, 1904
light
the Seattle sdsoes,s
of
eers Of
municipal plant which
electric eetspus
Nest Of the preliminary the lighting plant nearing
sempsse. Rights esy e the 20 convey the sss from
pisr and s pole
10 has already secured.
and ali the completed
the making plans tor ell the tsprosemsnss
eorrlssien
which
. o~ lei behind ~ erder&
10 ssrsst
Ssnd Upon
tsoooe bends will be ses and that
general fsrd
No dmesty dsposirs
essd viii. without bsesse sss~ss
essd.d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
FIND FAULT
WITH WORK

OMAHA. Jan. so.--The Engineers
orfsnikattan % the Union Pacific
Railway. represented by Chairman
l vfooman. was today in conference
with President Hurt regarding tho
CONDITION Of the eompany'e lecomo-
tives. The engineers csaim that non
union er-makere are repairing
/ ~ endangered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

red Jan. B. Two u The crew we're
drowned. The others arc safe.
The powya Castle saa rs Seattle
In October "a discharge general
cargo, in command Of Capt. Jenkins.
Fhs carried away "a cargo ~ wheat.
The spot where die roWyH Castle
NaH wrecked ia on the Atlantic coast
Of south America, az the Straits Of
IL Mnife. On the mHiH COAST lie
the wrecks 81 half "a dozen vessels.
including the British ships rofd9Va.
Marlborough and bark Mozambique.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
PORTLAND IN nAesoe

The Alaska Commercial ron-
Vauy'e steamer Portland. Capt.
Lindqulat. hound from San Fran
cisco 90 Valdez. via Seattle. put in
~ this port today She reports very
rough weather on the trip from snn
Ffant licp. Eut one passenger war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
FOUR BURNED
FATALLY

CLEVELAND. Jan. s0.--A safety
valve blew out with terrific force In
the Standard OIL works NJ noon to-
day. -Four men were fatally burned
BY escaping steam, and two stills
we're destroyed by the fire which
followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
CORONER WILL NOT
HOLD AN INQUEST

~ s@sts II Francis g. Hhosds, the
yu>x1x real estate broker. whose
de<sk FIRM rAs ezphyf safion occur
rsa ~ las Seventh aycuue Wstnea-
a@4 saefBipf. xiti b. shipped "a
fsSf<font~. Pa. tonight. fof inter
us<nt
Ma Inquest viii he haid AZ Coroner
ff6ft V satisned that death was
l<Efit accidental. lie attaches ma
h,ae3e b. anyone for the tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
FALSE RUMOR

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. so.-The
report that a iueal organization has
refused 10 invite Mian Alice Rnone-
Welt to the carnival haii GA account
Of her fathers attitude uuun the ne
gro question. T. emrhaticaiiy denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

Henry SPEAKER four months. and Ia
the plaintiff ~ a contested divorce
case which u 10 be heard by Hu-
pefior Judge Morris on Monday.
She says she knows her son must
be crazy or he never would steal
"a ffteufnfaf foalp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
FINED FOR GUESSING
SERVANT GIRL

wTf.KEsnARRE. p. Jan. Sc
=. IAng,ian. n hotel proprietor. has
been arraisned before Magistrate
Itnnahus. ebafg~d with breaking
dow the dsaor 81 a room occ upi~d By
one 81 his servants, \ woman named
Rlekiche. IN his defease i-anE,io
said he had much treubic grtttnE
servants up theEr cold mornings
The rFosaeutftN said she Was a
Sound nieef.f ana had 40 ohireti1as
70 the Defendant tearing down hts
swn property. bus she Gid object 60
hts profanity The tsaffstrate hnesi
the hotei man 81 cents fer swearing
and then taid him 70 buy a rateat
AFrangrrsenf which automatically
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
SEATTLE
COMPANY
TAKES IT

VICTORIA. u. &. Jan ss-The
Seattle Mil Corupsny has rented the
nawmiiis erected year, ago at sid
ncy. aud which have lain Idle for
long time. The Seattle company
win equip the plant with new ma
chlnery and operate u on an exten.
awe acsis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
OVER STORMY
SEAS

NEW YORK. Jan. so.-The Ham
burg American liner Victoria arrived
today, after an extremely stormy
passage. Two mon were seriously
injured In n storm. Baron Hpeck Won
NternberR. the new German ambas-
sador. and his wife were among the
paHaeugerH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

ate MAJ : body had been dragged
for a distance OF 100 feet
The switch engine did not strike
the man, and IL Is supposed tina,
Peterson waa attempting to cros-
sha track between the cars. when
they were moved. and he was thrown
beneath the wheels
The body was idcauned by a
card Hound In the pockets of the
clothing, ahewing Peterson to have
been a member IN good standing OF
the iIadioek court. fcres,crs Of
America.
Whether Peterson had relatives at
Hadloek has not yet been asecr-
tanned
pspaty Coroner wn,.ie made an
investigation Of the case The body
VA. removed to noansy a Stewards
nerxue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
GETS BETTER

ROME, Jan. Minister Prinstti,
who WAS stricken with paralysis
yesterday. is better today. and his
early recovery IL anticipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
KEEPING EVEN

poeToN. Jan. s0.-The physicians
attending ca Secretary John ID.
Long state this morning that the pa
tIent IL holding his own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
MARINE NEWS

The Pacific Packing a Navigation
Co. has made arrangements 10 char
ter the steamer Centennial 10 put
on the Naldes route. The sailing
date viii not be later than Feb. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
GLENN IS
ACQUITTED

MANILA. Jan. ss..--Maior Edward
Glenn was acquitted Of the charge
If uniAwfulis killing prisoners. This
finding uf the court martial has just
BEEN given cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
POWYS CASTLE
Is WRECK Ed

orsIn.lsden from Sound To Great
Britain
LONDON. Jan. s0.--Adviees have
been received here stating that the
British bark powya Castle. iats tons,
- days out today from Tacoma for
Queenstown. haH been lost of staten
island. al the southern extremity OF
South America. The wreck occur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
LIBERAL
CURSIMG

NEW YORK. Jan. so.-Fer-
fner Police Captain Damon.
who has been on trial before
Recorder Goff upon the charge
81 neglect OF duty. was found
guilty this morning Of failing
TO suppress disorderiY houses.
when the verdict was read
Cannon collapsed. and IN an
almost Insudible voice cured
the court. jury and all the law.
yerr on both sides. He was
renanded until Monday. when
his case win come up for sem
tencc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
gbambrrGain's 8parsfurm : gIane.

Soe Chamberlain IdBt nit ieinen
3oQ Reformen ntht lofer. Sn Reoe
uno Sdrift md4t er Propdganoa.
0abei bat er cine Qn3abl Polittter,
Die bo6e Boiten bethlehem, auf ieiner
Settle; 10 bic 6eioen 8alfours, Wpno~
BAN, Q~ansDpnne, SALISBURY un0Q5alz
ter Gong. SIN Gretban0eIsIager be-
finoen ii9 ii6rigens aud Mdnner BON
gutem Slang; 2orO 8oIeberp, Sir
Campbell Zimmerman, Sir 80. 9arz
court, Der 9er3Og Don 9eponibire,
2oro 8oi4en, 6id8 : Bead initonz
Gbur9iu II. u. Die Mebr3dbl befina
bet 1i9 auf Der Observation-Disclosures;
a6er Gbdmberlain's PerfOnli4tett,
iein Organizations : Salient uno ietn
Offer fir Die S9uB3oupldne MAIDEN
ben @egnern gu iduffen. Sn elmer
fetner leBten Reoen Ipra4 er Don Der
Gintgung auF benz @ebiete Oes 9an=
beIs uls Der not6penoigen 8orbeotn@
grng fir bic &ei9sein6eit. @r appel
lirte beIonoers an Die arbeitenoen
3lafen, inbem er iein Wort oarau
CAB, oaB bur9 feline 8Ori4lGge, Die
aud Der SnouItrie uno S4tfffaRrt
gu Suite fommsn piiroen, Die 2ebensz
mtttelpreiIe ni4t itetgen peroen. WdS
bas Quslano anlange, 10 mii1e Elm
0eg gefunben tperoen, it4 nit ben
Qu5ldnbern gu einigen, um Die BE
f6rGntungen oes 6anoels los gu tperz
ben. 0as 3teI lei, iid bic 8OQma4t
at 8er6anblungen unD iel61t 3urGtn~
fii6rung bergeltenoer MfaBna6men 81
ii9ern. 8lei6e Gnglanb BET Dem il
Btgen SpItem, iiberluife eS ietnen So
1pnien, anberspo @ntgegentommen
at fuGen, Dunn merbe oas groBegRei6
frii6er pOer IpGter oa6tnf4pinoen
uno ni8t einen Yennp btnterlafen
G6amberlain b~ertritt feline Su4e ni4t
unQef6idt, Oh er aber bic U1uiien ces
Bottles, be onoer8 bic englii6e Qrbetz
ter16dtt, gu 1elnen Aritften pstepren
ptrb, lit fopett nod ie6r fraglt4.
8erf4iebene groBe &rbeiter : 8erbGnz
be befiir6ten cine @rh06ung Der 2ez
ben8mtttelpreiie, penn 3oa : 9efor=
men ing 2eben treten, uno BADEN ii6
gegen bic 9IGne G6am6erIatn'5 err
fldrt. Wenn bic Gbamberlutn'f6e
0gitation in @ngldnO an 8ooen gez
ptnnt, perben audi uniere 8eieBgez
Der @teGung 3u Oerielben nebmen
mii7en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
SpScSfGHe.

Elm 8. Iopemb,r 6 pnrob 6. @tmbel i'm
alter Ron 10 Sabrcn.
am 10. Robem5er Cttoc 6. 5Dttt i'm /.
Qebensiubrs.
Am 9. RObember 2outie 6|rtOtrtft
,, 50 Sabre alt.
&m 8. QOOemtcr ~ orttu Q0De i'm gIter
bon q Sabrer.
gm 10. IOOtubsr Mar0 Torbmuuu, g
Sabre oil.
qm 9. RoOsmbsr u u. R Il # i'm 46. SABRE
ibre Qessus.
I'm 9. 0Obtmbtr Rattle 3tmmcrmau II,
4 Sabre alt.
Gm 9. @Ooembcr Gbartes Rros i'm altcr
ppu 40 Subrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
0Betrrn gRarhLann Nnhn.

SratiE Rrattom II. OCTOBER 1903.
3igs ~OcrlaJtH ojlen-0tatiour ME iolgt:
GlGlIb.
430 irIb SbUtlgUt, paU2tltuls, 01geEgtonu,
gBoDne5b0to, ". & W. Balm IND Dem 5uotn,
uao lu5gcHommeu Souuta8s Y. %. u. a.,
G5am5er-bur9, ytartin5burs urD lSln6ettr.
Saglt1, u5BcHOm EN- S~oHutaCS.
7.25 rib - YQrt. .. & 50. ZiD. uuD 0ouptl.uIs
oftlt9 pon Gmovg grO0e, Gcrijsls uuD q. 4 ..
8. U.
BPS Born. - 6auptlini,. 6ogergtoou, sbipptr5s
burg, Grcorid, Gmmitsburg uu0 y. & @. 8p.
bis clifton.
l0.l2 9orm. - QtIem. nab u~nion=Prtoqe. Vor.
2.25 0aeio. Nttom. mad uuiou=@rjoqt.
325 3lbm. AtIom. nab gm9rp Gr0Ds, 9. L
@. 9iU., iOD.s 9o,t.
'+45 Gaam. - Erpreb nab G.Duo0u, @sitmius
ittr, NsD=29iuOi0r, uHt9uzErjo8s uu0 Damn Ata
tom. lis 01ser5toUu; israsr GrsocJit, gmmItss
burg uu0 Sbtppsrsburg Cgarloyz6ur).
$50 0abW. - Nttow. nab EworO Uro0t.
"549 0nam. 2tmitto nab Q9vi, pduoOtr IND
@tttnsbuyg. CQorlors6ur.}
6.l2 @6eHbs - Ntfom. nab Ilu;ouz@rioge.
$50 &beuO5 -'@ttUm. nab Gmoyp gropt.
lips QbeuDs UIom. nab u~uiouz&rioge.
Rur SOuutugs.
9.35 9orm. Qitom. nab Union Bridge una
Gettysburg.
1880 5{Gbm. 49, gffom. mad Gmorp @root.
400 ga6m. - Nit0m. rad Union 3riogs.
A.. GQdm. - @tiom. nab Gmor0 8roOe.
1855 Nberbg @ltom. nab unlpuz&rlogt
= 6uIteu nib an 8sUUlDlOanllzAot. station an
giuets uu0 @spad=@urtaui 2I5 CtsSaltimorsa
etvaBt.
sultous uno 0albyootsStutiOU an (1usg,uommsn
GnDrs augsQtbenE
9. Wa. 6spslL Gen. 9aH. s4asnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

0ur6 bic nunoerli4 (
Orittelung Der 8erliner lrpa9lz8az
airte fir ben preuBii6en 2dnotag Itno
Der oeut16e Rei9sfun3ler uno dQe
Minifter @G6ler britter &laTe 9eDorz
ben. Sn Dem 8abl6e3irt, gu Dem Die
6GuIer in Der Wil6elmItraBe ge50ren,
no Die Mtni1ter unb Der Reiastan3z
Ter pG6len, lit man nit 1874 W}t.
Gteuern WG6ler Der eri item 8lafe, nit
1888 Mart @teuern NG6ler Der
3~tpeiten &laTe. 9ieie @teuern 5aRlt
Der Ret6stun5Ier nt4t, er muB alp
nit benz 9ortter unO 8un3fet6oten in
Der britten 8laTe nG6Ien, sSn anoez
rem 8e5irfen pGblt Der 8iir9er, Der
IS Mart @teuern 5a6lt, in Der eriten
8GaFe. Sine groBe Nn3u6l 4r6eiter
nG6lt in Berlin infolge Der pom SRA
qiItrut ein~geFii6rten 46t6eilungsliiten
in Der eriten, grOBe SnOuitrieQe uno
Die Me6r3a6l Der 8erliner 8eleRrten,
bic in Dem p%prne6men Meiten Ser
Inns tpp6nen, pd6len in Der Orttten
&lafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

Ser 8af9tngtOner Cor
Respondent 'Des yQouispiQe Q~n5eiger"
f6ref6t benz 8latt: r0es 6inan5miniz
tiers S6ap Mftibitdt i'm 8ertbeilen
BON yiiberfliiIiigen 5onos" pirb, ben
unfreipiGigen @ntbiGungen bes
@4aBumtsberi9tes fir Die eriten bier
Monate bes IaufenOen 6istalja6res
mad gu i9lieBen, iebenfuls cine febr
bebeutenbe Gini9rdntung erfu6ren
miiKen. Ser in Gebe ite6enbe 8eri6t
IGBt nGmli9 erieben, baB, pGbrenb
i'm portgen Sabre nod Elm ue6eri6uB
non $18, 100000 por6dnoen mar, Die
fer ieBt, auf 8rlinb bes 3iidgunges in
Den 3oueinfiinften unb bes Wa6iens
Der Nusgaben, 10 gut als ausgelOf6t
lit. Die 4bna6me in ben 3oIein=
tiinften betrifft buuptiG4li4 ben
Sta6lz unb 3uderzSmport uno 3tpar
lit Die Grfldrung i'm e~riteren Sale in
Der Grpartung Der Nnnubme bes
omerifani19 : cubanti9en Reciprpciz
tGts@8ei4lufe8 gu iu6en. Wetterhin
lit aud Die @infu6r pon 2urusarttteln
bebeutenO 3uridgegangen, pdbreno
dnbererfeits in ptelen Der 8ertpdlz
tungs49epurtements, gang beIonbers
in benz Der 5lotte, Die 4usgaben ni6t
u~n6eoeutenb geitiegen limb. Damn bat
Die $4,000, 000@erpiuigung fir bic
ct. Coulter MISUNDERSTANDING nutiirli9
our o6en e%rpG6nten 6D6e gu ben Musz
gd6en beigetrugen. QnbererIeits mar
Der 8ertauf OffentIi9er 2Gnoereien
Elm 3par p4dnomenaler, inbefen fliez
Ben Die aus bieier Quele itr0menben
8eloer Dem 5onb fir tiinItli6e 8ez
apdferung gu. SIN l1ebrigen 3eigt iez
bod bas 6eruntergs6en unferer .3ouz
Ginfiinfte Elm plDbli9es Si9teqen urz
ierss 8u6m4Wtnbes an, unb es 6eiBt,
baB Die repu6litanif9en 6i6rer i'm
GongreB es fpenigitens berfu9en perz
ben, bic Sibung 10 Dfonomii9, ais
linen mDgli6, gu seitaIten, baB iie
sfparfdm m0gen itrahlen in Der @G6z
Ter 2dnh4e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

Der @eneraIz9 0 7
9icurb bat bic erogiltige Nbre6nung
ii6er @tnnu6men rno Q~usgu6en Der
9ariIerD Notwithstanding pon 1900 ab~
gef6loFen. Die @inrdbmen beIiefen
ii4 auf q ,318,161 6rancs, oieQu5>
guben auf 119,225,7O7. G5 bIeibt
iomit Elm lteberf4uB BON 7,O92,461
Trancs. ST. 9icarO bere4net peiter,
baB Der 6remoenbeIu4 in Dem Nus
fte1ungsjabre 5runtrei4 anoert6alb
MiuiarOen gebra9t babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

50
non gaterion, rs, bat feline 6d6rt
CUR Grtrag5ibung Oes GOngrefes aus
ieiner eigenen SaI6e be8ablt unb ods
5rei6iGst 5uriid9ei4tdt. @40n BON
Inn, benn er erbdIt ia Meilengelosr.
1lebrigens f~oitet's uu4 ni4t bel Don
gdterfon na4 MaI6ingtOn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

bereit, besbalb muBte ie anerfannt
tperDen."
Searit's yg1etp : gOrf 4merican"
nennt bus @orgeben unferer&egierun8
einen nationalen Sfdnbal unb frdgt;
Sinh mir cine ,@etsri6Squid "Rdtion
~defpprpen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
Dumpfer DcrIaTeu BaIttmprs sUu
Baltimore 9amp : 9a6et 60
(MItG uue JuorrIdnse SaIs2inie.l
Die Ser. StaatsnaQoh btf6rA,rRA.

0E OCT. SIlQltUANDN bgTouStTHbs
9ampfsr tobrtH td9.J3, 6ouHtcgs ausgtHommea.
BON .gaps9iHss'ptus, I0-I3 9%igbts6trabs, $50
Qb,H0s, Oir,it no5 Oh QOiut Comfort, RorfsIf,
9OrtsmOutb unO ellen quuttsn bes eaoeug. g.s
bjHouHg IN Oh 9oint GOmfsrt init g. & G. Gis
isHbobu" nab TibmoHo. 9rbiu0unQ in gsrtgs
mouth nit Otm s6ea5OlrO Dir GiHeS Ioliotn qua
ron goytsmoutb uah 2lt!auta. On Rorfot Der
]Jtu0ung NIT Der gNtIaHtie Goah 2in,.. Rorfof
un0 GurOliHG, ROriOE urD iioli6, Rurfoll uno
D,ftlid uHo oh Dominion QjntH nab Qtpbsrn
uHO 0aibtngton, 81 IS.
Mahllsit:H mad turopdiiasm BLAME. Qururj0it
RaiatsuIimm,r, t.tttriib, B.ltuttnHo, 4omgi6,i.
Jurg, ROieH frd. ReicrO.rt, Raiut,ryimm,r i'm
guttAeir,au Der rGaps2jnt,s Rr. l03. CRsgalti-
morssStrabs. StIgpboas 6. & 2. 81. Qaul 1885;
mavptdHo, GOurtlaHO 485, Qlbauq6'g, Is Roroz
6barIcss5traBt uno Etrsdu Der .6coboaro Dir
Cine Continental Sruit So. guilotue.'
Jpbn u. Sbrrppoe, g. Stowu,
B.-BraL u. Gsus1tGHGser, Gen, spalasicrzageut
tGtl2J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

.606ere SD6ter" oe8 ~ E It
lfhsrSt aottbeils baden porgeItern gez
8eigt, baB lire Gr3ie6ung nod lange
ni8t bouenbet lit, unO oo4 io1te tie
nit 4616luB oiefe5 54uIjabre5 abz
gef9lofen fetn. 8u5 Dem StrdBenz
@tunbal gu 8runbe lag, ptro mo4l
gu Sage fommen; mas eS audi gene
fen Iein mag, BON lpo~bIer3ogenen
S6iilerinnen Der 60diten &la1e elmer
Observation-Disclosures Ourf man Before
Munieren erparten. @tr fommen
INNER pieber auf un7eren oft erbo6ez
men 8orpurf 3uriif: Sn unIeren
S6uIen miro gu tpenig er3ogen; es
tpiro gu tpenig @epi6t auf Die 8ilz
oung bes @emiitbs unO bes G6aratz
ters gelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

6 so qDor Ban Mpf Do n
g2epzgort bat, ME Nerp>Yorter 8ldtz
ter beri6ten, in ben leBten neun $40
naten ii6er 8tpei Wtiqionen Dollars in
QftiensS pefulatipnen getponnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
Sputs %. Srnun.

IS far6 am 7. Nopcmbcr 1903 2Ouis u. Braun,
Drittcr Sobu pou Aobanue uuO ncs ocritorbsnen
Gbriitiau Braun, int Nlttr BON 45 3abrtu. Git
8tcroiqunQ fauO GitutuQ, Den 10. 0oUember,
pom 5ruucrbauit. gr. 1l7S, Columbia @pcuut.
aus auf Der ,ggcftcru Cemetery" ftatt. Gr biuterz
last cine alts Wuttcr, Orti @riiOer unO 5luei
SArpstcrn.
M6Qe ibm oic GrDe ltibt icjn.
Q16
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

stall 4ttten ftnb ieB
bis auf so, reip. 10 berunter geganz
gen. Ous baden ii9 S6po6 uno
Morgan audi ni4t trGumen Ia1en,
bdB Stu6l @aTer fpie Elm S4pumm
fauaen f0nnte. CD. Sts3ta.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

Ser 6eutf8e $ I
nu6 Sransbual, Der feit benz @usz
bru8 bes iiioafrtfanif6en 8rieges
i'm Oftober 1899 ie6r geIitten bate,
ma8t i8 tpieoer. Sir ous Sabr19O2
ftent ii4 Die oeutf6e gusfubr in bic
pormaiige fiOufrttani6e Republit
bereits nieoer auf 5.114 Mtutonen
Marf, tpGbreno tie in 1901 nur an
bert6a(6 Miutpnen W}arf 6etrug.
Der beut76e &aufmann erObert fi6
fein frii6ere5 4biaBgebiet tpieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
0(una &. Mnoner.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-20
OHIO BREWERS WILL ASSIST.
WilH Aid Mayors to Enforce Sunday Closing Layys.

Columbus, Ohio. April 19.-As result of the temperance agitation throughout the state and numerous elections under the BeaI local option law. the brewers have decided to aid the enforcement of the Sunday closing laws in the smaller municipalities.
 Secretary Joseph Miller, of the State Association of Brewers, said to-day: The brewers of the state are in favor of strict enforcement of the Sunday closing law in the smaller municipalities of Ohio. We believe there is vast difference in the situation in these towns and in the larger cities, like Cin- cinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and To- ledo.
 T have telephoned to more than fifty mayors in the past week telling them that if they desire to enforce the Sun day closing law in their towns the brewers will stand behind them and as- sume all responsibility for, any action they may take. If they want to enforce the law we will help them do it."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-20
AMBASSADORS SEE SULTAN
NECESSITY OF CHECKING THE
 ALBANIAN DISORDERS

Seriously Urged Upon Hin Again Rus-
 sian and Austrian Representatives Very Grave-Ports's Commissioners still Held as Hostages-Klng Alex ander of Servta Once More Declares
 the situation MeMacims
 Constantinople, April 19.-The Italian German, Russian and Austrian am bassadors to Turkey have had audi ences of the Sultan in which they urged the imperative necessity of checking the Albanian disorders.
 E Much comment has been raised by the significant fact that the Austrian and Russian ambassadors saw the sul- tan jointly as this is almost unprece- dented. It is reported that the repre- sentatives of both those countries took a very serious tone in speaking with the Sultan and that his majesty prom ised acquiescence to their demands.
 The Albanians at Ipek still detain the sultan's commissioners as hostages.
 Rome, April 19.-oficial information received here brings the assurance that the Austro-Russian accord in the mat ter of the Balkans continues unshaken. This is believed to be the best guaran- tee that nothing serious will happen. According to despatches received at the Turkish embassy here the troops in Albania and Macedonia are more than sufficient to check any disturb ance, while a great majority of the people are hostile to any agitation.
 London, April 20.-The Belgrade cor- respondent of the Daily Mail has had an audience of King Alexander of Ser via. In this interview the king said the situation in the Balkans was ex- ceedingly grave and that the Albanian difficulty was greater menace to peace than the Macedonian question. "The continued aassing of Turkish troops in Old Servia," King Alexander said to the Daily Mails correspondent, will force me to take similar steps. Servia will not take the initiative, but if the other Balkan states move, Ser via will not and can not look on b1rt must protect her own vital interests
 King Alexander denied with empha- sis that his recent coup d'etat was ef- fected with the chief purpose of settling the question of a successor to the throne, and declared it was simply a measure to check the injurious ascend ency of the radicals,