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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
ENGPR4GY
MZEhD
ALEX MERRYMAN'S SUIT
AGAINST MASTER HORSE
sHoERS ON TRIAL

The trial Of the suit Of Alexander
Merfyfunn asalust the Master
liefHenhoers and ulacksmiths' Pro-
tectlVe Association was begun Ia
Judge Helrs court this morning
The forenoon was spent Ia craving
a jury. Tho rlalutiff brines the suit
against the association because -
an alleged conspiracy ON to part TO
prevent him from getting material
with which Ia work.
Menyman was "A member ~ the
asaoeiatlon una set into difficulty
on account Of keeping his shop open
en- sundays. lie Il Seven day Ad-
vcutlst aud does not work on Sat
urdBy. sunday 20 him is the same
as Monday Ca the other workers.
and he believed that be had a fiKht
To work Sunday - long as he OBJ
serves Saturday.
A. result he was fined by the
union and suspended. lie paid no
attention TO the fine and n boycott
was the result. lie alleges in his
complaint that the master horse
ahoers went TO the dealers In hard
ware and other material he used In
hts trade aud demanded that they
discontinue selling him bis stock
under the penalty OF losing their
patronage. lie was unable Go pro-
cure material after that be Hays
The action which he brought and
which began this morning IL 90 re-
cover s. 900 damages which Merry
man alleges has resulted from the
boycott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
RREKG All
MINRNC
PEOPLE WAITED ALL NIGHT TO
GET SEATS FeR MRS. FiskE's
ENGAGEMENT

An incident unprecedented IN the
annals OF local theatrieala attend
Ell the opening Of the sale OF seats
Tor the coming engagement Of Mrs
fiHke. at the Third Avuuuo theater
this morning
II was announced last week that
the sale OF seats would begin a. 10
o'clock this morning.
A. early as o'clock yesterday AZ 81
ternoon. 20 hours before the sale
opened. prospective purchasers Of
seats began 60 arrive az the corner
Of Third avenue and Madison street.
and from that time until the box
office window was opened this
morning. the numbers gradually In
creased Fully 90 people waited a.
front Of the thcator all night. aud
by daylight there were hundreds
waiting IN line Each hour added to
the thtunG until tho lines OF walters
reached down both sides OF the
street for blocks II was impossible
during the early hours OF the sale
20 take care OF the crowds al fast
as they accumulated and two extra
attendants we're Kept busy IN the
box office answering telephone
calls.
The opening sale 50 far has sur
passed that Of any theatrical nj
traction in this city for years. and
shows the immense popularity OF
the indamltable woman who has had
the pluck ana enefgy 20 fight the
theatricai syndicate for all these
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
WILL RUN
TO NOME
sTEAMER NOME CITY WILL
SAIL FOR ARCTIC GOLD
FIELDS MAY 2B

Tho steamer Nome city Of the
Alarka Pacific Navigation company
-
viii again be placed ON tho Nome run
this yrar Tho announcement was this
morning made by the nffictala II the
company. capt a.. y Cbine prrslr
dent 81 the Alaska Pacific Nuvna-
tiuu company. stated several DAYS aHu
that az least oun OF tho comuany'a
vessels would hr placed en- the Nune
route. but not until this morning vas
anything definite decided upon. "A has
not been announced aH yet who Will so
out iu command 81 the vessel.
The Nome city, which Will sail from
this port FOR the northern metropolis
GA May -. viii boz the first &c the
larger steamers o. set away. She Will
this year have two days start ~ the
fleet which viii pat 60 yea for Nome
on June /. Tho Northwestern com
mereial eompauYa vessels. the oiym-
plH aud Tacoma, the white star
Steamship cumpanyH Oregon ond to-
unoko. and possibly the steamer Car
anur. viii AL aall within a few dHy y
81 each other after The first Il the
month. and the Nome city will have
an exerlient chance t. bc the firat 81
the fleet to land her passengers
Indications at the present Time are
that passenger traffic a. well as
fteishtink will be- heavy. az In
uuirifH for .nerYati0uu have been
comihk IN rapidly from the East dur
ing The psst week. and IL BE- due t.
these Inquiries that the company VII
place the Nome city on the ran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25

An ordinance viii be introduced In
the council meeting tonight author
ixing the board Of puhl1e works TO
secure quarters Ter a city enef-
Feney hospital. In the meantime
the board OF health win Ale an es-
tinate OF the cost OF establishing
and maintaining the institution.
This action vas taken this morn
ing az a meeting q the city auditing
committee at which Or. Llmericq.
of the health beard. and Health OF
ftecr Ludlow we're present 70 rx-
pain why the March bills Of the
danartfnsnt ought to be allowed The
fact that the Wayside hospital must
soon be removed caused the speedy
action in the matter.
All city emergency cases are npw
taken care Of at the Waysids hos,
pItaI The city Is charged IS cents
Tor the first three DAYS that patients
are kept there. These eases have
been costing from $50 60 $50 a
mouth. The health board proposes
20 establish a municipal hospital 70
take care % aueh cases
Another important use Tor the hos
plfaI Is the reception OF poor people
afflicted with scarlet fever and 9th
er centa sIous diseases. Under The
present system whenever families
are Guaranteed tire city - Obliged
To furnish the supplies during the
period 81 detention. Two such fam
nieE last month cest the city SO.
There have been gg5 cases - sick
ness quarautined since the begin
ming OF the year. Guards are re-
qulred to watch many Of these places
day and night 80 prevent the In
mates OF the buildings or residences
from leaving.
Tire COMMITTEES aseidsd % allow
all March bills OF the department
except that Of Or. o. l. Tanzcr. the
city'a former analytical chemist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25

IN JAIL
ALLEGED FoReER BROUGHT
BACK FROM NEW YORK pY
BoNpsMAN

James pcasley returned 90 Seattle
last night I'm custody Of Tex Riek-
ard. one OF his bondamcn. ana De
tcetiVc 4. q. Lame. lie viii be tried
az Juneau on the eharsc OF forgery
May / and Is ou his way to that
city for trial At his trial IN Nume
the Jury aid not agree and he took a
change ot Venue 90 Juneau Tie was
PLACED under $4,000 bonds and J W.
Morrison. of Seattle. was one of his
bondsnrns
neasieN had Some mining proper
" IN south Africa and went there 10
look after it. ON his way back he
wanted 90 stop at London. but was
prevented. he Is now locked up az
the county SAN and will be taken TO
Juneau on the Dolphin.
reasley IL accused Of forging gov
eminent checks " lille in Uncle sain :
service az 81 Michael
Detective Lane went % New York
20 arrest Bea siry Oh behalf OF MI
Morrison. who had been aiven cause
To doubt Rcasley's intention To re-
turn and stand trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
CITY TAKES STEPS
TO ESTAB ISL AN
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
AUDITING COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL BELIEVES MUCH MONEY
4comn az SAVED IN THIS mANNxR-soARo OF WORKS
TO GET SITE

.rhs BIN amounted 90 $40. This
would have been the price % TIE
work haa Il been done BY the JOB,
as has beer the uJethoA heretofore.
bat the members Of the health board
maintain that the board had 50 an
deratandlun with Dc Tamaer 10 DO
the work Ia March Tor SIS. Accord
lugly. only that much vas allowed
him.
BY tire establishment % the emer-
geney hospital the members OF the
board believe they eau reduce .1he
cost OK taking care 81 the persons
- no now 20 To- the Wayslde hoapt.
al aud 81 those INDECENT families
that are duarantined about one-haif
In the case Of contagious diseases
only members oe the family who are
afflicted viii have 20 be taken care
81 Instead 81 the whole family
A druggist. who VIII be- able %
supply the city dispeHaary at whole
sale prlces win be put IN charge ~
the dlHnmnHarW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
BUNS MUST
MOI ZARRY
POLICE ARREST HosoEs FOR
SLEEPING IN OLD TENDER.
lolN SALOON

A short time ago an order vas is=
iried by chief OF Police Delaney 10
drive the hobocs cut Of sRhly the
Ntugs" saloon. az the CORNER OF
Washington street and Second ave
nue. south. The Weary Whites were
uslne the saloon as a lodging house
and found e Tar cheaper
Fear OF the law prevented them
from repeating their snoring frata
at this saloon. but 5000 they were
all fuhllant again. for they we're
quite sure that they had uuiWitted
the law by using their sQaattet :
rights IN the cape Nome asloeh.
next door. This mornius the csc Of
the law caught glimpse Of the re-
cumhent forms stretched On the
f1oer Of a room adjoining the CAPE
Nome and soon III Of tho trNinns
wcrc rudoiy aroused from their
slumbcrs by Patrolmen Mayeu ana
Huff and marched up the hin 20 the
police station. They viii be ehargsd
with vagraney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
RATS Ate
A CORPSE
mUTiLATEp BODY OF PETER
w. WILSON. a DOPE FtENu,
FOUND UNDER \ HOUSE

Deesytd and half eaten by rats
was a corpse. supposed to be that ~
Per ". WILSON. q dope fieHd.
found tn The basement 81 a tapa-
nose lodging house. NJ at Yeaief
way yesterday afternoon. The grew
rame discovery was made rs a Jap
anrae. who eraWlst under the house
90 find the cause 81 a stencil which
had become uaheafablr. Frightened
half 70 death. Be rushed q police
hendauarfefa block dlstaut. and
reported his und
4aufaue officer Clark fnvestrntrt
tha case ard found the body Ia a
uiihv underground room. having "a
it's only furniture an old sofa. ON
this las tho rnntafted body % a
small mar aho had evidently efnwl.
"a luto the ulfhy hole to die
Two aiufest iifsibte uofeH wrre
found iu tee dad mans pockets.
one froui Pete % May asylHa that
BE nsa fornd work npd wanted her
20 come hack 20 him. and another
from the woman May 50 Pete '
aiating that she would have nothing
Hlafe 70 10 Win hifu
uenuty Coroner Arnold vas rofi-
fled suH haA tbs h0tfy removed %
the n0nuey- Watson morrue.
There was nothing ia indicate that
ihe man had died a violent death.
lie is believed 70 have been ono Of
me numerous morphine fierda who
i've r. HeHa under Seattle aifs Walks
aud ~ basement rooms such a. that
ln hich the corpse vas fauuG
wilson was iaHt seen alive on Feb
Frsse-s Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
AERONAUT
INJURED
BROKEN LEO DID NOT PRE-
VENT JOHN LEONARD FROM
MAKING SUCCESSFUL AscEn.
SION

John Leonard. thu aerouaut was
seriously injared whno making the
first balloon ascent ~ the aoaaon al
Madison park yesterday afternoon. A
big crowd assembled 90 zee him make
his daring flight and Leonard asserts
that this was 20 q great extent the
oaune ~ the accident
TO ala him IN clearing tho ground. a
wlnd-ufehk thirty feet high had ben
built a. one side OF the balloon. Yes
terday the wind vas of tbe lake and
the wind break ala not serve ltH puf-
pose. while the attendants were pre-
pairing the balloon, the crowd pressed
close up 10 the place and made the
work nofc difficult
At about $50 o'clock Leonard was
ready for the ascent ana gave word
10 hia attendants % loonen the balloon.
As he went up he struck the top q
the Nind-break with considerable force
ana called to his assistants that he
was Injured Ills broken leg could
plainly be seen dangling from bis
body. lie chung 20 the balloon. how
even and went up several hundred
feet fore he dropped The parachute
opened all right and Leonard came 20
the ground within ~ feet Of hia
starting p1int.
lie told his friends what had hap
psnea ana that his lex was broken.
Tho ambulance was called and Leon
ard taken 70 the Muaod hospital
where the physicians found that be
had suffered a compound fracture ~
the leg
Leonard said that he had been IN the
business for twenty yeafu and this is
the second accident be has ever had.
Ia iss he Was injured white making
an ascent at Dawson. but this was
only enfafned ankle that laid him
up for a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
SWEPT Hin
10 MAH
FRANK mATsoN DROWNED
DURING STORM At ELLAmkR
HARBoR

Frank MatHou. a lnborer. was ac-
ciden tally drowned at Eilamar. on
the might ~ April -. lie wae at
tempting 10 board aloop anchored
q few hundred yards Off shore ~ hen
he lost his footing and fell between
the small boat md the Hioop Tho
night was stormy and "a heavy sea
was running in az the time. which
carried him away from the boats
and he WIS Unable to swim back Co
safety. IFS body was found the
next morning by a native. Matson
was a native Of California and
leaves a wife and family residing In
san Francisco. He was buried az
Ellamar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
ROOSEVELT
OFFENDED
GERMANS
President Praised Baron Won
Sternberg and Chauvinists
Resent IL
my seripps News Ass'n,

CIV BerippH News Ass'nl
BERLIN. April q President ntese-
veIt has offended tes German Chsuv-
iuists By nu Interview wtEn bIm -
eugene Hahsi q me National LrltUaR
" 80 cables that she president dstafrA
"a quarter ~ Hn HHar rttHfIinR Uafun
Ven AfafnhHrH tha German anhnn.
aaHHr 60 tHr tnited statsA
Although fiaEtsEiaE HaBa fhf
nfrataur ErIfuns Roosevelt feHti.
ussnlal rffeuaa thf diralt8 81 the Ger
man empire. and creates tire fmpHes-
Hiau that Baruu Nan 8tsFnhsHa Il
STRIVING 60 gain the American Soy.
errmeugs appreciation. Instead ~ fra.
ofatriB prateetluE tba interests q ms
Fathsriard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
Danper at Kanaas CIV

KANSAS CITY. April "a Heavy
rains FOR The past "a hours have
caused a rapid rise In the Kaw river.
This morning it stood - feet and iH
rising rapidly. Tho danger line Is
20 feet.
Following the collapse of the Ar
geutina- Arnourdale foot bridge on
the 12th, the steel bridge and Belt
Line pile bridge went out.
The apprehension is that the low
lands win again be flooded as they
were q year ago.
AZ Fort Scott 10000 damage has
already been done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
TEMPERANCE RALLl

a temperance and prohibition
meeting win he held IN the First
Methodist Protestant church. cor
nnr Third avenue aud Pine street.
al o'clock wednesday evening
Short addresses. vocal music and an
oraiefiesl contest Tor a prize al ~
between two state university stu
dents wiil be the pnoFraln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
DISPUTES
CARMAcKS
CLAIMS

noberi Henderson desires the hon-
~ - BEING recognized 80 the dis
eoeufer Of the Klondike. In order
~ press his claim hs - new IN sc-
attic on his way 10 0tta "a. where
BE- viii appear before the Dominion
government Henderson claims 20
haer found gold on bunker creek
in July befate George rarmhck Who
= called the diecasefer Of the Eion-
alAe. made the find that SCI the
S hale civilized world ia a flame -
excitement
lie j. ARMED with certificates and
afuaayits from old miners ia tts
country and these be vim present
fa the Dominion government on hia
arrival az ottawa Tor the purpose
- establishing hlH property TighiH
ne fis~avefef 81 she district.
aaas 4.saaz
Whe'a Your tailor. Herald. ias7 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
SPORTS ARE
ALL At SEA

ut-TTE. Mort. ApfIi ss-The Her
resa-Ionr match. witch aas 20 come
of the middle q ueNt month. IL -
much ms story 60 the sports here as
ever The farfeifa had AL been post=
ed. setting an letters from f.ens and
HerrerAsa HersunnI direction hHt a trt-
ter from ii rrrf1. received IN thla city
Yesfsrdav. states that he has fiAht
on with fiSedwln Tor May it ard that
b. viii not hgx until two weeks after
that time.
Herrera has beer treated 80 badly -
the Montana claba Ia the past that be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
MORMONS HAVE
GOOD SCHOOLS
my serlopa News Ass.pj

wAsHfNGTON d. G.. April Is
The roas-sxaminaii9n Of Judge
Powers was resumed Ia the Emoot
hearing this morning. When aues-
toned aB 10 Mormon interests In cd
uoatloual affairs the Witness said the
Mormon schools ranked well among
tho highest Embellishments 81 tho
kind IN the country. lie gave IA list
Of many prominent persons IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
FROM VALDEZ

The Alaska Pacific Navigation
saalpa uy'a steamer Excelsior arrived
In raYt thfs morning from seward.
Valdez aud tie copper diver dis
trieta. The Excelsior e2refi enesi
pleasant weather all the way down.
she brought ~ passengers and 30
q. Eht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25

science. dtnma and music vino bad
been graduated from the Utah
aehoolH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25

"a unwilling 20 cume bnek. and namea
Heme conditions that may provo Ia
Huperablo barrierH to tho coming
match. ......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
RECEIVED PRINCE
my scrlppa News o. anl

wAsHIEGT0N. y. G.. April III
Prince ia Lun TIC. nephew Of the
Chinese emperor eomml5alonea 70
the 81. Louis oppoaitlOR was re-
caiVed by President Roosevelt IN the
blue parior this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25

wao'a your tailor. Herald. 1929 "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25

chance want 20 clear out
big Millinery early possible
bsh- Pianos and Here
are prices coats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25

vines Your tailor Herald. iasa p
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-25
moo orr ON nIGa.aRADE PIANOS.

This II 70 be our last week II
nue.. and prices are knocked dow
manufacturers prices Beautiful
our entire line OF Webers lSohier
ant. Kurtztuaa and Wagner piano.
Piano Players.
Pianos that sell regularly a.
at $50. 500. s35a. etc. others 81
WAGNER PIANOS. instead of s
$40 down and s. per month.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26

uno pIieD ouriid, dls ltd Dlele auflote.
WlilotbGtige Meniden urteritiiBten ben
alien Wlann, Ger fein Engagement
mebr finben %tonnte, bis i'm jeBt bic
@sr3tpeiflung in ben Cob trieb.
pol5in. Die Gbefrau bes Gigens
tbiimers Sriebeb in ST. sReibper qerietb
beim Qaferoreiden nit Der redten
9anb 5nii6en bic Wal5en Der Orei9s
maf2ine unb bic 3rommel. Die Sanb
ipurbe Der ungliidli1en 5rau politdns
big 5eritiidelt unb abgerihen.
Stralunb. Der @ebeime Sus
fti5ratb unb &reiseeri6ts= DIRECTOR 3.
9. Mbolf bon Gdenbrefer III bier i'm
90. 2~ebensjabre perfdiepen.
Selberq. Ginen pl0bliden Sob
fanb Der bieiige as Sabre alte Gigen=
t6iimer Maab. Seine 1rau mar nit
benz Sobn gum Yonnofper Marft aez
fabren. Dis tie nad 9auie 3ariidgez
febrt paren, fanben fie Der Muab tobt
in leiner Wobnune liegen; er bate
pGbrenb Der 9(bmeitnbeit isiner hinge
b0rigen fart aeaeAt unO lit an 4lto'
holperaiftuna aeitDrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
9o@ etwas.

gu Dem beriibmtsn fran5oflden
Wiuiitlsbrer s. fam iuneit cine Game.
nSagen sic, bite, 9crr profeFor,
eloubsn Gle ni1s, bob meine 3o6ter
cine ausge5eidneie pianiitin peroen
piro?" - profshor s. eripiOert ners
Dos: sd lam oariiber niHts iagen,
gndoige 5ruu." nSu. finbsn Gle
benn ni6t, odB fe elm nenie etipas
nenigitsns BON Dem bat, mas gu einem
Alopierpirtuoien sebOrt2"-Der pro-
fsifOr (erbittert): ga, enGbiee 5rau,
Ee fat - 3tpei 6anbe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
2fropin5 @Jtprcnben.

ADnigsberg. 0em profeFor
Or. Guotpid, 2ltpbilologsn unIerer
Mlbertind. lit ourd patent bonn %.
Nopember Der Gbarofter ais @ebeimer
NegierlngSratb oerlie6en norDen.
Hesierun9sz uno Yauratb aapTer pom
Der tOnigliden GiIenbobn : DIRECTION
aonigs6ers 1T mad GIien Deriebt, in
feline Stele lit Der Giienbd6nbaus uno
Yetriebs sSnipeftor Sdeffer bierlel6N
berufen. Der otoentIide profenor
Der 26eoloaie Stanoe in a0niosbero
1T an Sirlle oes oerltor6enen Dozen
ten Is. 6semer nad 0reiisipolo bsrus
fen poroen.
Adutebmtn. Oeoen 2 ll6r
Ilorgens brannte oas am Wartt aeies
gene 0dus oes aoufmonns Gdeer. in
lpeldem Iib mebrers Geiddfte bsIans
ben, politdnbia nieoer.
Sdbidu. Der Oefonaenen Qlaf=
itSer Remp In qdbian 1T ais @eri6tss
oisnr an bos eanOseridt 5u qaen.
telH DtfleBi.
Ortelsbarg. Der Nr6eiter
@hioorrd brdhte cine 5ubre Mtbl
bes WiiiblenbeIibers Anbers nod) qis
pouib. Sdioorra Iiel binab umb
Worosra irie 6iuterrao einaen iiber
bic graIt oes Decentralization binipeo.
Der i'm beiitn Wonnesaltsr Siebenoe
mar na6 elmer Stunoe cine peihe.
paffen6eim. Dem pripats8 Do
5tnten fir 6bemie an Der Bonner uHis
Deriitdt, 2iiiiienten am demii9en Sns
Ititut. Or. phil. @eorg Sdr0tsr aus
Va1enbeim, 1T Der proTeHor : 1iieI
Derlieben iDoroen.
pillau. Der aanOnier 5ritor.
aobfan BON Der II. Gompognie unye~
res critten Batainons Tuhnrtifsriss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26

u D q Ut5 OtF@
3ebner: sd CLAUDE an tor
perlide 3ii6tigung. QlIs i'd eiE Suns
oe mar, befam i'd fat jeben Gag prii=
osl." - Msbrsre 3ubOrer: .Wer Ders
lanai nod fpeitere 9etpeiie sesen bic
idredli6en JOieen Der priigelitrdfes"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Yropiit5 Yomn,crn.

Iprang bon Der Oberipiei in Der HGbe
bes Ya6nbofs aus in lelbItmDroeriider
Mbfidt in bic Ober unb erirant. Seine
Qeihe puroe mad tur5er 3eit aufees
Funben.
wrcib B. Sm @erlauf zines Strcis
tes 3ipiThen ane6ten uno Maurern
iuurbe bier Der Maurer &aterow ers
Ihlaaen. Die 9bdter, 5 anehte, MUIR
oen perb9fiet.
Dramburg. Qdnorotb q. y.
aitter0utsbeliBer bon 8rodbauisn all
WitteIfeloe begab iid nit mebreren
3reibern in leinen WaID, um einen
9irIb 3u erleaen. pa er iiber Griuars
ten lanae ausblieb, oab fein Sdlb
fiel, Deqdo man lIu nop letnem Gtanbs
crte. Oier fln0 man i'm tobt auI Der
eroe Iieaen. Sin @eDirnIdlag bate
leinem Qe6en Elm Gnbe oemd9i. Der
@erItorbtns mar friiber Ganorotb bee
areiles fSran5burg. CT bate Elm M
ter BON So Jabren erreiht.
6erin9soorf. gmtsporiieber
unb lonojdbriger WetrRbsleiter ber
Nitirn,@elsnfhaft bes bieiigen Sec,
babes. 0ermanu qiebr, 1T berf6iebeu,
Der 0erEcrbene itanb felt uebr ais 80
Sahren i'm DienIte oes gendnnten Sc
lenlnafi.
A6slin. Gsinsm gebsn modtt
Der 60jdhries ebemaIige GborIdneer
hilbert Gaspar aus Dan3ig in einem
GieIieen Cautious Elm Gnbe, inbem er
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-07
Academies del ira
baiO en- Espa1a.
ln IDgonloTO J CuatTo OhFsrOs
SsllIIadOs.

Huelys. NoYiembEe. .-Ampliase una
notioia publicada on un teleRrams of
cial y que Be referfa 6 an jn.ccidente
ocurrido en- Il ninB nESSfia de Hero
HueIYal Il 1ia 1s.ia B del corriente.
Ea suceso fu6 ccmo aiGue.
al coIOcar las VICES de hierro en- eL
montsie de an edificio. Vinieronae
aauelI1s 81 suelO. sepuIt1ndo al inge-
micro M. Hugo CoOtet = cuatro obFe-
ros.
e. EEi ingeniero quedd destrOzado: y de
los obreros unO vivid dos horas, otF0
sufri6 q fracturs de una pieFnA, OtrO
recibi6 una herida de cinco centime-
tros on "a CAbezA y los restnntes tienen
Varias heridaa ! eontuaiOnes.
En- el misnno dia ocuFrieron Otros
dos academies funestfaiN0s.
En Iaa miHaa de Rio Tint0 se de-
rrumbaFpn por an teFRapl6n varias
Veg0netas 0PFastTandO enBu caida 6 Las
mulas y 81 mayoraL que les guiaha,
quien. poE BalVarlas. encQntr6 u mps..11-
te ddSSst5rozadQ,
LAa dor mulas Fesultaron muertas.
=, p0r 6n. en- la contramina Sc des-
prendieron dos moIea de piedra, que
dando sepuItsdos cinCO obrerOg, que
fueron eztraidos csdSveFes.