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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Robert Sisas. EsttsanfpaIt,
563-369, Galptrt=@uiloine.
9 e + ~ a | 8 : g crfau
oc5
als Nr. 4116, APO, 4122 unb 4124,
Mafa6uietts zNpenue,
betdnHtcn
~pert6ponen einem 9runo5ins unter=
nprfenen Sideuthums.

lDpItNlNH StSNii1N4bI.
Rraft zines 9sfehls oes 3rtiseeri6ts Nr. , Der
staot Baltimore piro Der unterlsi6netc S;r,pol-
ter Ereitaq, Den II. Suli 1903, Na6mittdQ:
4 lt6r. ale na6iolqeno bti6riebertn an Der Norp=
feite Der observation-disclosures in baltimore belt=
acncn pier @runpiiife oil Srt uHD Stcllc aui o.
fentli6,r Nuttion perfduieit:
9eQinueno In ben repetition Gntiernunqen Don
Il fns a 3oQ, q SUB a 3ol, Il sui II 3ol
uno 10 5ub Al 3oa oflib BON Der pur6 oi'
Grtu,unq Der RorOieite Der Mahabuiettsz Apcuut
nit Der Chieite Der Srpiuq=Apenue q~sbiloettn ode,
oas erft,, jipeite uno brittle 8ruuDtiif mil elmer
sronte par ie II 6uB, unp oas picrte NIT ciutr
6rontc bon ID GuB Z! 3ol al MuFabuiettssG ps.
unO Dann in a%lei6mdbieer 3reitc nDroli6 i6 or;
frcdsnD, parallel nit =aperus, 100 Sub bis
sur 9lproisite elmer 10 6uh breitcu Gaep.
gSeeen 9efstitsl uro boatr 8ci6reibunQ icbt
bic llrfuuos BON Goiparo g. S'&sefie al Charles
&. Selir pom i. 6cbruar 1897 oatirt unb qeboriu
r~eqiitrirt in 2ibcr u. 9. 1861, Golio 80 etc.
eint5 Der G~anp=ReQiter Der Stdot Baltimore.
Sir DISQUALIFICATION auf ieo,m @rEnOtiid bsftcbcn
ans eiHtm sipeihodigen iitaelteinerneH gSobnbauie.
8runojins $40 fir ieoes 8rlnoititd.
9irtaufsbeoineunaeH: Gin Sritttl Sadr. Der 8eti
nab iebs uuD ,ip0lf Monatea, ooer Iaes 9aar,
mad gtliebrH oes &dufers; riifitduDiae getrdgt
fnn pom. Yerfauistoac al 3inien untsrlporfsn mn
miilen sHr .3ufrieoeub,it bcs Teripalter5 fber Qts
ielt iein. Sin Scpoiit BON $50 iir ieoes 9aus
pirD CUR 9crfauisIeit Dtranat.
Mobert giogg, Yeripulter.
6. q. &irtlanp,
Q89,9 2,6G AuttioHatpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

GOuutif.gluffs. Soma. 2 Gage.
Gontprb, I.s9., 10 Stunptn.
Tenptr, Colorado, "a Gage.
Sttrcit, Mi6., / Gag.
GalOttou, 3tras, 2 3ao. 5 StunesR.
Surris6urs, pa, 8 Stunbsn.
Sartforo, Connecticut, u Stunbsn.
indianapolis. Sub., | FAC.
Sodiou, WiiffTppi, 2 3aee.
Sadfonpile, floriba, 1 Gag.
RouiassGitn, WiHOuri. 2 3oes.
2ittlt Rod, arianias, | Sag 10 stunbeR-N
louisville, Ro., / Saa 2 Stuuotn.
Mtmpbis, Tenn, / Sag 5 SturosH.
WObilt, alabama, l5aa 8 5tunotR.
Rorfolf, @iroiHien, II StunStH.
RersGrIsans. Ga, ! Tag 10 StuuotR-
StuNt EsipsVort, 5 Stunosn.
Omaha, Rebrustn, 2 9ase.
9crtluub, Waiut, / Tag.
9ortl1ne, Oregon, ) Rage.
9biiaNslpbia, 9a., 3 Stuue.n.
qittsburu, "a, II 6tunoen.
9ropibenet. RS, Is Stuubsn.
8altigb, R.s6., Is Stln0sH.
Ct. 9ouis, TiHOuri, l Gag 6 etuHo.E.
q. 0aul, Tinuti0to, l Suo y Stunoes.
Gan Granjiseo, Gal, 4 Rage Il 6tuHoth4
8oprtd, Rarius. 2 Sage.
gofoH, Maf, Is Stuuotu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Or. 9uren, reijf suriif mad Wien.

Rem gorf, 7. Suli, Inter
ben gaTagieren, Die beute nit ben
0ampFer n8ronprin3 Wil9elm" mad
europa abreiftsn, befinOen ii4 Or.
4oolf 2oren3, pel6er mad Wien gu:
riidfe6rt, ferner Der ruiiii6e BOT
f6ufter 8raf Guifini nebt So4ter
Der @omteiie @uiiini, uno Der beriibms
tie 9eologe, grOf. 6. 5. Serbian, mel:
der cine Hsi6e pifienidaftli9er 8or'
frGge in Berlin, Wien uno Baris bal:
ten unb bann cine Orient 3etie ma;
6en nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

9dfet. 0eutl9s 0afer5ufuRr
1907 8uf4el; aus ben @lepatoren
5uriidge5ogen 11,947 8uT6el; Glepaz
torenz8orratb 167,957 9ui6el. Ser
fGufe: l @aggon Nr. 3 psiBer gu
453, 1 Wuggon Nr. 2 gemiI6ter gu
43, 1 Wuggon 8uriidgepieiener ge=
mii4ter gu Al, 1 @uggon Or. 3 mel
Der gu 45@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
iarm=Sauo i'm SmnsNofpta

In lOnsa I'M Sreiie h~sietuo mn cine capitals
aniaQs oesbaib. 9ewinHbrinosnO. Gin CUTE 800
adtrsJarm IN Der Sames=3ipc Bailey iii iir 90
Solars pro afer su psrfauien. Solips 9t5GuOs
CaSo0nDaus. Stal fir 20 86pfe. 8Ornbaus iRr
posangii1fs 3ano, aass suinmmsn. lei9t roaeao;
40 Gder INTERIM 9ttuq, $50 ad,r @rastunc.
Uut gFnefe Itots Sabr unp ua6wsjsliA bObs Grs
nacsiapIgteit. 5tbt ipa6ienbe Grnpte tam mi.
upernonlnlen lucroen. %dbtcr iir biei, 5arm it's
:" papeh. Nur baIbs nBablun 0s
9u pao'n; Siele oeuti6e anFtpler. Ger GistHs
e9am't Or. &onie, y. .. 6reOrid' Sropn
%, Soutb Satota. CSuniS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Brf0rOerung bnn Ynitia6en.

2G1ge Der erfOrOerli4en 3sit our gr,
rsiaung Der DerI4ieOsnen Be-
itImmun9sorts.
rlutenTtebeno lit Die un9efGbre s3eit
fir uebermittslung Der poftfa6en bon
benz gaItimorsr YoIt : 9ureau mus
ben bauptid6liden elnbeimif9sn unO
ouspdrtigen Stdbten bsrasi6nst.
Snlanb.
Gtlauto, Ga, 10 StuRbsn.
gtlautitsGitp, RS, 6 Sturbsn.
grocilpu. R.:9., 6 Stunosu.
RurlinntOr. 9trmput, II Gtunbtn
Buffalo, RIO, IS etrroen.
9ops Mup, RS, 6 etunbsu.
Gbaritton. CSC, l6 etunbsn.
Gaitoao, 9ns.. l Saa.
Columbia So, Il Sturecu.
Cincinnati, D5iO. 20 Stuneeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

los CUR @eite. Sine Soureinlaoung!
Oas fe6lte linn mod!
Qt6er Iaon cine 8iertelitunoe ipdter
grtff er tpieber mad Der 8arte.
GSprtieBun9 fplgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Grnnoeieentbam III berfamien.

Sur s25 6rnnrsins. l5zprcs. GapitalanIass.
observation-disclosures Greu3unq ION orti @aupts
itraben, 3sit0diqcr Saoeu unD 99obnbaus nit eros
stm @adcien. - Vrsis $3.50. SsoinquuQeH bic:
ielbsn, nie Mietbe. Sir iresuo Elm @elddit pdi-
icup ODER als 9SohnunQ. Na6,uiraaeu bei'T
Stdtt : agenten, 9illsu= S%tation.
1891
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Su c%erfuufcu:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3p0li unO J gdcr 0runD nn0 oaus NIT ie6s
3immrn in outcm 3uitanot. stal uno S6cune.
9i;les Obi unb gutes 9eaHer. au Der 9elairs
Rodp, nabe 6~ulerton, eelegen. ilulcrbolb JIM N(is
Huttn 9Seaes pom 6nopuntt: Der elettrii5sn giuie,
&c. 5abrgeio, ionnte zines Der i6Dnttu uno belt=
e~tIcVtnen Aoduier in 90ltimor;=6ountp itiu. Rad.
~Iuira0tn ioiort bel J. y. 9enboft duaertou,
y. 8. ND. tiss-goI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
9. Gdpite[.

in beiGGciIie mutt b.
gin;ge Sage fpuren Ieit6er perqunz
gen, dls Reinbolo Sttmann elm iturf
puftenDes, ldngli4ss, uuforingli9 ssz
fdrbtss gouOsrt erbielt, in nel6em
cine goloserdnoerte aarte lag:
Gdcilie Mutb
empfdngt jsoen 0onneritag
5piiasn 5 uno s ubr.
Grit mari Rein1olo bas 8latt aht=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Instant b.

Bremen, StatihIouo. 0 Saqe.
p Nnos apres, GToertiui,n, % Sdee
Galt>ttd, gritiihsAuoitr, 80 3aqt.
EsHi'rara, Sritiih=guianu, l6 3aqe.
SouQss1ne, China, % 1nss.
Rtn0tou. Somoitn, 5 Rage.
9]totrpoNI, Guolaro, 7 3aoe.
9uIern, S6ptil. 10 8cQe.
etaot Mltrito, Wtyito, 5 Gae..
Mostau. Rublaro, y 5uQs.
9anamo. Der. Staateu BON Gotombia, 7 &aos
paris, GraHtrsi6, s Gage.
Gu,btc. Garaoa, 2 Sage.
Rio b. SOnciro, @rafli,n, IS Ssst.
Rpm, S~talien. 10 Rage.
Ct. Sobns, Tcuiuuhlauo, 4 lace.
Ct, Petersburg, 8ublanp, y Sage.
Spnrep, IuTralitr, 81 9aqe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Poffmarfcns9 genturen.

Sr|IUISpNle S!uu'I9e'Ie, III Del@sn
PoFtzWertRfafEn ~psrtauft
Deroen.
WelpnI., G. g. scott.
9ortsgoob - 9urnsl 3. eappiuoton.
g~oriu6sNOsnut uHo Qarriionfrabe - Gobrt G.
:. On.
q. Strubs uno 9H1tiHGOOHsaOsnue - aou:s
Stinoonar.
Granqepins - oirum 2imble.
Sort=2utnrt rno5 ubrioHsetrabs - R. 2. 6.
GbeiDt.
3. unO 9ouobsstru5s, 6iobtanOtoDn - SAINTS
g. Sruar.
Grarqtpine - George Zen.
CIR. 25. li-uior.Nosrus (99oobberrp) Glortuo
8. 0iniams.
proaSpaS unO 9altiHoresstrubt storo. 3.
RRap.
unt.rsstotiou. genni1lpani,r 9abu' - 8. s.
VropH.
Gamo,nsetatiOu, .gultimortsC bto.ga5u.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Sarlebem ani Wrunosisemtbmm,

Sarlcben ami MDbeln umo anocrc
eiaebeiten fir 6 9rOstnt-otnau nab o.m usueu
gsies; prinatim.
Rid,ter, Wr. 2IO, Caseerinstousztr.
3immsr Nr. 4, .@aniant:9uiloins.1
Sn Ger Office mire 9eutfb sefprodeu.
(Dlai20, I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

Mais.-0ie beutige MaisSufu6r
betrug 43,789 8uidel; 8eriunot Opn
ben Glspatoren 65,823 8uI6el; Gle
putoren : @orratb 285,979 9ui6el.-
@srtdufe: 1 Wuggon Steamer sez
miidter Spot 81 SO, 1 @aggon Do.
3u 574, 1000 8uIdeI Spot gu 574,
1000 Nr, 2 peiBer Spot gu $50, TO-
900 SuIi gu 81, 10000 bo. gu ST..
!SeutiQe Shlubrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Snltimorer Warftbrrihte.
gp,rtan Tar ZEN .z.ulfa.u sorr,iDouo.nun .

8altimore, ben 7. SuIi.
Me6l. = Die beutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief ii3 auf 1898 6dFer, eini4lieBz
lid 1856 6Gfer gu 2ocuitzPoint uno
1855 Safer gu Canton. aiiitenOerz
fanbt 80 86dFer. Martt itetig bel
lei6ter Nddfrage. Die Rotirungen
mnrpn tnfp fnGnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

gIIte Settunesn (GOlseIponbsutenh
soc. pTe Sune,rt, Al boben in Der Office Ses .3srA
H.a @orrsiponeeateR, SattInsogss 6tL uRe Sea
~il.ces ascRRs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
9r. Charles s. go&ep,
Rr. I'll, Rores6 Gilmore Ctr.
u-Mrst mmo @unbarst.-
@unOernoue Gntoefuua.

Erdu Winiams, cine berpprrasenee Spe,ia,
Ifftin In Eraucns3ctcem; bratte 5auienstn pon
I.iptnb.n G-au.n bas @liid Der 9tiunpbeit: BAIT;
ME tinsn 6tbli6las; in abtunopi.r3ia Gtunb,u tpirp
in iretnoDti4em 6taoium 9inberuug p,ri9afft, ootr
itint 1tsobIune; feline Shmtr,en. teine @,fabr,
feline unterbrsbunQ Der gti6ditjgung: a6iolut N6tr
nno barnlos; i'm Slr,au oo,r per Dot So 6 o ms
prtdbsltts priontts Seim fur
San1sn. 9.bilosts aranf,npileasr :nntn; dr,t.idt
Eebdnolunq. foqs eeuiinibt: 2~5=idbriee Griabruro.
Sprstfuno,u BON 10 bis s. Sonutaqs BON 2 bis :.
6fdtbtrtbeiluno Gratis.
Trau ". VI tuiams,
Rr. 645 Noro4acparosStrab Baltimsr.
(Sej29, Y&6, I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
8alttmorer @ffeftenb0rTe.

SuIIlINDret gTTetIeNDD1Te.
(Etr;btet iir Den rStuti6tu 6orrtipouointcn~ Our5
5. @m. Mtoocnporf & Co..
8alttmore, ben Z. Sult.
s. Wm. W&iOoenOorf & So. beredz
men fir 6rancs: 8anfiers Sratten
auf so Sage 5.185, auf Si4t 5.16A
tuufmGnnii6e uuf go Sage 5.184 Bis
$40. Rei4smdrf "a 1916, 9uloen
uuf go Sage 40.
Sterling 8untier5 uuf so Sage
4,854, auf Si4t 4.87s, taufmdnniz
i6e 4.845-4854.
@ertdufe ouf Der bieiigen gffettenz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

9Senn Sbr @elo lcibcn fppllt,
tpmmI ju mir. 1Ral9e 9crle5sH. 2ei1te 3ab!un.
asn. 8etiHuisgenbtit. sp3itQs Grltibterune,u
oiejen Nonat fir anl.ibsn BON s. unO mebr.
81 T. Rrsmsr, Hr. l20. Mountaineering.
(D{ail6,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
500 Saar-$3.OO pro ISOLDE.


Gu psrfduftu:
0plfodl9e pduicr nit itb5 3imutrh oil cr
SaslFESirdBe, jpiibef 5dirmonntsao'nue hH0
Ua9efte=Strabe. Sjeit 0duitr eutbalten ale ncuez
pen Sfquemltdfeitcn, einiblicbIib ttmtntIrtt Se''
lr uno Mlrmor= Srtpptn. 9rsis 500 Urunos
ans so jdbrIit. garter=StraBe lit nit Den bfren
ottriTiiirten ,3iegtltsiHen a~epilafert uno bat etnlenz
tIrte Srottoirt.
Ytau H:bmt Die Gairmount=Npenue Gars 3u Den
DISQUALIFICATION.
Gemaro =. Ganagbsr,
GanlS) Qr. 1893, Ohz9dItimortzStr.
Su pcrfdufcu:
no Ndtr, 5 Msiltn Don Baltimore, al per 20.
&c. zSabn.S 0ute 8sbdupe. sue @Emule= ooer
@:troiot@Garm. gu cfrGgsu bel j ame "
cannon, iar &rutes, @~uIUsrt%sulloIns.
Su perFanfeu:
Or. 1929, 6toral=Str.. 9reis $3.50. @tuHoltns
$i5; itrnsr CIR. 1886, MiltonsNue, II JuB bel l24
GUS BIS 9ortsStr., 9rsis $3.50, 9suuO ilns $io.
Side Strabtn iinp 100 5uB brett. Us 9.eot teIhs
anofrsn oduisr oIeisr Dirt in oroprsSdltlinore
Jb babe aEosre 9Guitr in eitltr unriIiIttoath
Nabbarlbait OIL SaH6, idm1ttll1 rtu. pttt.t ppn
500 %aufpdrts, nit @rAnDJins BON $50. JsrEt
n1tbrere Gdr9runoiEIs. alss Don NIL %srtaa'N
IL Heu.
8. g. @rotbaus
(Uaaj4, 1gRh Nr. 1872. @atttrlcafSdrt'4Os'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

orgft bB Sr Ifhd fMS in minen gerdde lit; ih hoe Suoerrhth, SoB mstf
Die bette WeotJn uf Der et III, mnn es Fh I'M bic eunug on @eb0rmuttnror
fa nO anbGsn 6umnsben buuOdt" o. 8rau Map GObh 2@O Bird @tHt Ebho
bdpba, Ya.
Wan bergene niht, oak ae Srauen berGth engela@n TS, fh at Jrnn Einflnm,
Gpnn, MaN, an wenben, falls Tie lber hire Symphonic inn 3ncurl Nno jeOc leiScnSt
Srau. Die barurn btet erhdn nnentgeltih Die bcnen Mrthi6idnc.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-26
Notice to Taxpayers.

The Duplicate Assessment roll
of Apache county for the year
1908 is now in my possession for
the collection of the taxes levied.
All taxes will be delinquent on
the third Monday of December
next and unless paid on or before
that day, 5 per cert will be added
to the amount as penalty.
The time and place which
these paymenrs may be made is
at the Treasurer's Office, at the
court house in St Johns, during
office hours, from this date to the
3rd Monday in December, 1908.
Anyone who discovers a mis-
take in the notices sent out, will
please notify the treaSurer's Office
at once.
LEANDRO ORTEGA,
Treasurer and Tax Collector.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-26
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage
bus ness in their County and dining errltory
for well and fnVorably known House Of SOld
financial standing 5000 strait cash salary and
expenses, paid each Monday by cheek direct
from headquarters Expense money advanced;
nosition department Address Manager Clio
MOnon bldg, Chicago, ILL.,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-01-17
DoIEGS IN CONGRESS.
biis' Resolutions aud Messages Before the
senate and House and How They
Are Disposed oE

me senate reconvened January I, sfter
the holiday recess ana commenced dis
cussion OF the coal situation Senator
Lodge (Mass) outlined bill suspending
Tor 20 days the duty on coal 10 relieve the
distress in New England. owing TO the
scarcity OF the fuel. The discussion was
sioetfacked at two o'clock for the omni-
bes statehood bill. The house recon-
Nehed work after recess of two weeks
with the bill TO create general stan in
tne army, but within two hours the ma
chlnery broke down for lack of a quorum.
Tuesday, January G. the senate listened
70 TWO spirited speeches. Senator Hoar
NAiass) on his bill regulating trusts and
an attaek by Senator Vest MOI on pro-
tected Industries through the operation
OF the Dtngley law. Senator HOar said
that nearly all thoughtful men in the
country were agreed that some leglsla-
tion ought to be had for the regulation
ana control of trusts. Senator Vest, In
most able speech, told OF the coal
shortage crisis and scored republican
members for their silence in the mat
ter. The bill for the creation Of a gen.
eral stan for the army passed the house.
as also bill to increase the pensions of
soldiers totally deaf from $50 to $40 per
month.
The senate on the 7th discussed the bin
tor the reorganization of the militia and
also the statehood bill. Senator Mall
lory P'la.) led the objection to the militia
bill, eontending that 1t. would increase
the standing army by 100000 men. OBJ
lection was made to the resolutions
adopted in Oklahoma favoring single
statehood with the Indian territory.
The house passed the senate bill for the
redemption of the silver coinage of the
Hawaiian islands and its recoinage into
United States coin.
In the senate on the Sth the Vest reso-
luton occupied a greater part of the
time. Senator Vest (Mo.) declared that
the 40-cent duty on coal was the result
of "hold-up' by few democratic sem
etors and presented documentary evil
dence as proof The matter went over
until next legislative day. Senator Cock
rell (Mo.) and Senator Morgan (Ala.)
engaged in a heated debate over a bill
for the retirement of Capt. r. p Hobson.
The omnibus bill was then taken up and
later the senate adjourned until Mon
day. The house passed the Philippines
constabulary bill. After discussing a
number of minor bills the house at :35
adjourned.
The house on the 9Th passed 144 bills,
none of especial Importance. 1t was pri-
vate pension day. Mr.. Russell (Tex.)
criticised the house for undue haste in
the consideration of private pension leg
islation and precipitated quite a debate.
The speaker appointed Mr. DeArmond
(Mo.) on the conference committee on the
anarchist bill to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr.. Lanham (Tex.l.
House adjourned until Monday
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-01-17
THE ILLINOIS COAL MINERS.
They VIII Not work Ten Hours n
Day, as They Say Operators
Are 10 Blame.

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 13.--Adam
Menche, president of the State Fed
Grafton of Labor, was questioned
Monday night relative to a report
from Chicago that the grand jury
which is investigating the alleged coal
combine there will ask the Illinois
miners to work ten hours per day in
order TO relieve the situation. Mr..
Menche stated very emphatically that
the miners would never consent to
this. He declared that the operators
and railroads were solely TO blame
for the existing coal famine, end that
some mines in the state are idle be-
cause Of the scarcity of coal cars.
Mr.. Menche declared that there
were now 36 miles Of loaded cars in
Chicago alone, and that they have
been there for some time, and that
here in Springfield the Chicago q
Alton had four strings of coal cars
three blocks each in length.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-01-17
Mississippi State News
AvIeksburg Verdict.

In ibe Federal Court at Vicks-.
,n,g last week the jury in the case
4 Iobn G. eastman VS.. the Western
Union Telegraph Company was
s;;vsO the case by Judge Niles. In
h;s Instructions Judge Niles re-
marked that the law presumes that
tbe Plaintiff (Cashman) was dam
.oed by the publication of Libel
and that the transmission by the de-
fonaapt company of such words as
shown by the testimony as con-
taiued in the message was negligent
!, wanting in good faith, or else a
careless Indifference to the rights OF
the plaintiff. Under the circum-
stances the jury may find for such
damages as will compensate the
pIaintiff, and award other damages,
exemplary or punitive" The court
stated further that in fixing the
amount they might take in consider
alton the financial condition of the
defendants. After being out a short
while the jury returned and handed
in a verdict for $4,000.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-01-17
COSTLY FIRE IN NEW YORK.
An Eight-story Building Destroyed
at Loss of Eight Hundred
Thousand Dollars.

New York, Jan. 13.--Fire early Mon
day morning completely destroyed
the eight-story building at Allen and
East Houston streets which was oc-
cupied by Fayerweather & Ladew,
manufacturers of leather betting.
The firm had 1000 employees, who
will temporarily be out of employ
ment. Large quantities of oil ard
grease were stored in the building,
and these made the fire fiercely hot
and caused two explosions. One of
them nearly caught squad OF fire.
men with sheets of fame as a re-
suit Of the other a water tower was
destroyed. The occupants of all near
by buildings, including a thiclxly pop
ulated tenement house were driven
out. A portion of one of the walls
fell on the Second avenue elevated
structure and crushed girder. 4
battalion Of IS men working on the
railroad just got out of the way in
time to save their lives. The origin
OF the fire is not known.
While the loss ON the building was
estimated at about 100000, George
Hull, one Of the managers Of the
firm, said that stock valued at over
had been destroyed. The firm
carried s621, ,0OO insurance. Edward
Ladew said that their employees who
had been temporarily thrown out Of
work would be sent TO the firms fac
tories at Fan River, Newark and Char
lotte.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-01-17

Washington, Jan. 10,-The secre-
tary of the interstate commerce
commission, in a communication to
the house, calls attention to a re-
cent decision of the United States cir
cult court of appeals for the Eighth
district, affecting the safety coupling
act, which, he says, "if upheld by the
supreme court will have the effect Of
nullifying the purpose of the statute
in vital respect, the securing of
such uniformity in applied automatic
coupling devices as to permit all the
cars in train to be coupled and un-
coupled without requiring men to go
between the cars"
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-01-17
SECRETARY MOODY INJURED.
The Secretary OF the Navy Hurt In Run
away Accident et the Naval
Academy Ground.

Annapolis, Md. Jan. ts.--Secretary
Of the Navy William il. Moody was
seriously but not dangerously in
jured at the naval academy grounds,
Monday. in a runaway accident Ac-
companied by Senator Hale, chair
man of the senate naval affairs COM
mittee, the secretary arrived here at
two o'clock TO inspect the new build
ings being erected in the naval acad-
emy grounds, being driven from the
railroad station in Superintendent
Brownson's private carnage.
The battalion of cadets were drawn
up in line OF salute just inside the
academy grounds, and as the carriage
bearing the secretary, Senator Hale
and their escort, Lieut.. Poyer, passed
in review, salute Of II guns belched
forth from the guns ON the Santee
wharf.
The restive horses attached to the
carriage swerved suddenly and got
beyond control OF the driver. They
dashed down Upshur row past the
line of cadets, the driver, meantime,
making every effort TO quiet them.
The breaking of the pole Of the car
riage as the spirited animals dashed
down the roadway served to render
them more excited. AS the maddened
animals dashed down the hin towards
College creek the driver, by trying
to stop them, suddenly turned their
heads into vacant lot between two
houses. Secretary Moody, who had
opened the door of the carriage as
the horses dashed over the frozen
ground, suddenly leaped TO the pave
ment as the carriage made the turn
into the inclosure. He landed on his
face on the pavement and was rem
dcred unconscious by the shock.
The battalion Of midshipmen had
broken ranks without orders as the
carriage dashed by, and very soon
the secretary was lifted by tender
hands and carried to The nearby resi-
dence of Superintendent Brownson,
where he shortly recovered conscious
ness. Slight cuts and bruises ON his
forehead, nose and faca are thought
to be the extent of the sceretary's i'm
juries. Neither Senator Hale nor
Lieut. Power was injured, as the
horses were brought up against 8
wall soon after the turn into the
open lot. Secretary Moody and Sena-
tor Hale will spend the night here as
the guests Of superintendent Brown
gnh
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-01-17
pelta COTTON IL panrer.

The recent rainy spell has played
havoc with the cotton crop in the
delta district, and according to the
statement of prominent planters and
storekeepers in the Indianola vicin-
ity, the entire profit Of this years
crop is still in the fields. Unless
the delta district has a good long
dry SPELL, SO that the remainder Of
the cotton can be picked, the season
will be one Of disaster to the plant
ers. The yield has been good, but
the weather has been so bad that it
was impossible to pick the crop.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-01-17
Unearthed a Million.

The deputies Of the State revenue
agent are now making a crusade
through North Mississippi in search
Of delinquent solvent credits, and
the latest place where surprise has
been stirred up among the people i
In Yalobusha county, where one dep
uty has delved into the musty rec
ords Of the past and unearthed prop
erty valued at more than $1,000, 900,
on which no taxes have been paid for
years. The tax claims have been
filed with the board Of supervisors
for adiustment.