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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

| llcbcroie8 miir6en mir oltd) NIT Dem
I~eitboltcn an Der Wciitbegiinlti.
0lnQ9salnuiel nit onoercn ciiropdi.
id)Cn Sdnocrn in 5ollpoIitild)c Scr
midcIunqcn gcrotben. Wtit Dem picl'
acbortcn: Sic miiiicn ms idon
fommcn!" pcr0cn mir ullIercn San.
Del nif)t crbolten lnb nod menlger
iteiQcrn fonnen. g9ir merocn ms 5ur
EoIitif Der gcgenieitigen Gon5cilio-
nen pcritcbcn miiiien; Sorii5ugc.
ltGlloni'ic perlangcn, oils Gnt1clt obcr
oltd) iold)e MAIDEN. Sc cher oieic Gr.
fcnntniB 0lird)oringt, 0cito bcllcr.
Ter Hecipro5itots &crtrng nit Gr.
bo, 81 6elien @eitdtigltng Der @lm-
6~eSlenot pom GrGliocntcn formIid)
gc5Dungcn mer0en muBtc, bat Iebr
quite 6ol9en gebobt. llnler Grport
nod Gllbn bctrGgt nod Den nt1lcltcn
Grbebungen mGbrcno ocS lcbtcn his
foliobrcs 19Ol-t9O5 I'M @on5en IS
Wiaionen Collars, Elm 3ulund)a BON
so Yro5cnt g~cqcniibcr Der Nuaiubr
Dor Dem MISUNDERSTANDING, 5it-
gleid) lit cine Grbobung oea Supports
bon 80 Erojcnt cinHctretcr. 9eioe
QGnocr bobcn 0urb ben @eacnleitig-
fcitspertrug geluomncr, Die Ser.
StnatCn obcr am mcilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

cinen GOuor bro Gob mo Die Sic
9'eti'lt9 bot IS @%tjQioncn Collars
lOeIiere einno6mca Allf iuelien
Sdlltern Oieie Ecubcitelcrlln9 Taft,
ut elllerlei. %ur lit sic 6ro8e, OBJ iid
ote Wolfe Der 9cp0ltcuug oieie Neu.
bclieueruns rubio Q~ciolcn laBt. -
SDnt lies, 70 eeidicDt ibr red)t. 3aB
ohfd) cine i%ueitcrc Grbobung oergier'
'teller cine Nn5obI tIcincrcr @roiie'
rclen bancroft 9cnlott iperben,
tomntt bel Srn. Chan nrto Srn.
Cannon ipeittr nidt in &ctroht. Mit
oic'en beiStr Sttucrn MIRO Oos Sc.
1l5lt beieitiat, inb Ger torif broltd)t
ltld]t onaeriibrt 81 mcrotn. Scr So,
ri'frn9e lbtt nil man in aemiiien
Srel'cii aus Dem g3c9t 8cGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
9ic uYun SOn" eam5cu Sag
6amilicm > Grfurfonen
md Wnnnpplis nno &clt.H iucr.

slnnapoIts 1T einsr Der gutiie bon grobtein
Shterefie III i~iitferent Stddte, ga 0siutonen bon
Collars fir Die Slniiensgiaoeinte, oaS Stanfss
qeb1uoe uno bieIe lffoere 0ffentlitbe Nnln9en
oerauS9a5t ipuroeii. Sann Die bic 8ai It'd
bihubipdI8cnben peibfdmrnieen @eueIt, @ejf.
Hioer, @aIesoiue, GbaIf Roint, iino bic SolB'
luft. pcI6e 1aufenbcn bon 2euten 3rditignri9
ge,pdbrt.
Der posuIdre 9ampfer emma @iIes," ie'
ben WlUntae, Iiiiippb uno Srettdg 9 ubr
8urn. Sumfiaps nm 2.30 sludbtt, Salbfeter'
tuessSrfurftpnei Riidfunft BET Wiunbfbcin $50
slbenbS: Sonriaes, $50 Born; 8fidiebr s Abr
Nbenos' (Suni23, 1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
8claRntmadnnaeM
Baltimore, NIB, ~. 5nli 1905.

baltimore, W6,t II. JHII I3UJ.
1cpartcmcnt fir bfientlidc siderbcit.
Inter . 5epurtement fir @eiunohettspfiegf.
Ineebote, an bic rNoaro Of Ipdroo" norets
iirt, mcroei his fl llbr Vormittage AM Witt.
,upd, ben f6. Nugnit 1905, pom Staet'Neaiitra
tor In feiuem Siirrau int Rathbans nnarnpm'
men iueroeH sur sisierung an pas Hitter. frpars
tement fir 8cinnobcitspileae opn Yfcroen nno
8cfdirrcn uno bic ilnterbrinsuig mn Verior.
ging Der pier 1agem bes itntcrs 6epartements
fur 5pct Sabre, pom 1. Scptenbrr 1908 an, ~
anj 9tndtraee bet'ni Sefreidr Ill erb1lteft tttio,
yin beglaubigier Gbed bon 500, 'nt oeH
W'ahor UNI Siaotrui6 bon Baltimore 5%dblhdr,
nlliB tcoem Iiigehpt ~beigefiigf ieii.
Gas Redt, ireeno eines ooer nle gngebcte
5nriid5uiueiien. III oorbebdIfen. .'H-
Tt. Sames 0oslfn, .
8efuuobeitss9 omiflttidr.
Reftdtiet: .
e. Siab 5imaauS,
Frdttoent Der eontrafts Nereebulese @ebtrbeg
(ot2-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
QDu6pu . Hnrf.

Ter lanpiiddblihte SrteObOi TT Baltimore.
gu ieoer 3cit errei8bnr. 6iini Gents 5ubrs
gelo bon dllen Gt1otibeilen, SirnBcnbabns
@aegons p%ailireu ben Sauptcirgung auc bret
Wliniitet. gSarnes BGricIimrtcr fiir Soltbe,
Die ben Sricobof bel rau6cm gbeiter beiu6en
Regribnibpldbe 8t icbr m1bi9ct Yreifcn,
fimnilid inter foripdbrcnNcr Yflcac.
8irean: Rr. 81, Neit'S aratp1a' Strabe.
GQu6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Huiuiano'S tirfiifc VGbcr.
Equitable :gtbanoe, goNumt Oeosn. etets often.
Aorl ~ RrdIurr.

Is itorb am 80. Suli 1908 nOh furBem Sci,
seii aari " 1emner, gcIicolcr tSdtie bon 1bei.
Ia he6ner, i'm A. Gcbcnelubre. Ste Seerois
illll9 tii6et 9ienitao, Den I. 2Inanii, Nudmit.
700, EoriIanb' stro cd'r,'' aus iiait, SeiYietIna
1Mf Der uppnbpn. Pnrf Ntmclcrn." (2l3l =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

". !, Srponmil i.
Iobrl9e Hciie irn sic @clt mod,en.
nun onoercr Gambler INTO SoIfcr cit.
fen ili'o @ciebc 5n ltilSircn. So, bon,
lciiirn Silbcrid)liirrscn wirb Ct ga
mobl gebeilt peroeh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Gud-Grccf Sampiboot Gpmpasnic

Sooions Werfte taeli6, nliseenonlmen Gam,
Itaes u1b Wprlidgs, I'M 7 llbr Born. unb $50
Sabm. slbfa4rt bon gruipn's Berfte um ITO
Bprn. unb 3 llbr Naomi.
Sampfer nnb RodsGreei tdgIit, auseenor,
men Gdmftaas ino SonninsS, bon 9oofons
Werfte nm 8 llbr Norm. uno $50 gladm. Eon
Proipn'S Rertte i'm $40 0orm. uno 8 tlbr
Nadbm. Gnmitnas radb beiotn 9reefs bot Dob
Ions Werite nm 9 llbr Tornl. uno 2.30 gladlnt.
Prolpn's @erfte lint 6.10 BORN. nno 8 ubr
Sonriass nm 4 nnS 8 tlbr sorm. unb 2 ibr
g,ac hm. nab beiben @reefs.
Sabrprsts fur bic 8nabreiit 25G
{Suni10-3Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Wafbington gowie. Gbef.gIerf.

gor, slbreTe @uro
guSrcos. 3obn eli Chic barIesnr. ... -
aafer' &eSrac T., 700 y s9raofor6ftr. 49,. 6
GoTbna S} NTuI IIGG9iI eonton's tpe' 2
80 ruro1rtnne Sobn q 721 q .Miltons Ipe.
S, ~ S rW 4 G26 fremont stpe. -, .t.2i
arite, 5rqat lOr3 gOtpitr, 8
Rurr pcrrarb' ttt2 SuGitr" "a
SoSScp Snmss. 1900 slisouitbfr. ....... o
Gbieia. s]intonie. 1900 Gaiterns %Ue. ....... 8
Sole, ISM, g.. 1926 gennibiSania ,ate. Iii
Soof' Robcrf, a55 s.sRaeoir.. ........2
SouobIin Warp. 925 WcSenrniir. .......2
San Siutnpn q. 1918 CftS WiGbiipnitr'..... I
Sn5Iino GouroS. $50 Snuinsftr' '.,,, IS
SonObnIei. 5obn 900 9 spouaroitr ....,..1I
Srrimonr NifhnsI g., 2f4 "a gflIIbeitiir 1870. 4
6 Sit.InS, "S gsouf Fix - .Gbeitsrfir !
Sinner. g8rnlCI' 245 e.. WoIielfr' 'N'. 2
Sctron = g ii5o piabttr" "a
9 Soiicnn oyihocI 2oGt S,rnotnn;ir
2reinnoIl, SIGrabanL 3i7 u. .Roppietonitr is
Goihmon " 400 Goiterus9ipe ...,,.. 3
Grccm Trch. q, 577 VI, .Treiton,ir. ..,. IN
Sresmc n orfrnb tt97 Sfisnuitbitr 10
8rcenielb' VI, zoos appftr. b
Serbsrtt SCurh 1395 ponorSiir ''N'..,..
Sntimnn BAN, 5f6 qittIc CSrceucitr, .,..... 4
Scuam' Sc6it, 1900 ecotiftr. ...........1
stamme Srouf "a if3 Porfsst6c' ........ 4
gcmh 1cbbr " (. 783 Sreenntonnts slpc. 10
Wobis Charles, 23l d, sSrontitr, r
arHie, Scrmann s, a8e q. '6amOurstr. 81
I M" Snbr g. ia SffySeitIir XIX. 90
anT. gTPo9oie tgsititpei is9i Porffir..... Q
per,onoiu morris g., 1901 G%ttinoitr. .....14
1o onI, 9cmCS 81 ei7is SnriorSS' apc. o
- ~ a ,on, ia. NO. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
aua,t hpm,t the gay
lib
Gboptants GipersG rfnrlionen.

$50 MeiIcn, G1I8iuaiier. ben oan5eR 2ag, Sc.
bensretter fir fIciue ainber, ber prd6tiee nno
popuIdre 9ampler emma Giles" iebcn 9ien'
flag ii. 9onnerftGs nm 7 llbr Sorr.; @iitfunft
UNI 10 ilbr slbenbs. NRuftf. Sabriarten soc.
CSunt23 .G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Sobn ", Scufel,
Tr. 604, Glib ehnrp strohe.
III mr. Qridlrubclt0ttcr.

iueIdler nue s~Iuftr1ee ftcts sur 3ufriebenbeit
alictilbrt., Die bon ibm bebdnoclien Gctten ltns
Iefi Noben lnng lieaCi, obne Die eertIi9iten
acknowledgement AT 8CigCu. SrGt 3eufel 1T
praonirie @~inbalfomirerin uno 1T ole 3cbunos
lung bon Sraucnlei6ep bcreu Spc5ialitdt.
CSaif0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Wcta ID. Scnninaicu.

IS ftarb am 81. SuIi 1905 Meta ~. 9enuins.
len, 9eItehie Satin bon 9lrOrclu 0enningicu.
Die Vecroienng fiuoet Mittiuudl, 1 lbr RAD
nlita8e. bon ibrer Icbicn @obulna, Gr. 5t2,
Brune Strdbe, aus itait (2i3-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

Gle @ciunbbcitSbc6G +.
ben in Ncu.S Orleans ideircr cs Die.
len CONNER gemodt 81 6oben, lpie
bic Somburacr 9cboroc III 1899, nls
bic Cholera BORT oiiSbrodJ. sic ia.
ben Den TrSbrud) bcs gcIben SicbcrS
ucrbcimliht. Grit iekt miro bcfannt,
oob bic arontbcit IN Scr SoIbnono-
Itobt idor lett @od)cn - felt benl 81.
Moi = 1cbcrriht bot. Tbcilluciie
cnti6ltloigt miro 6icicS SerbeirnIi-
den Der Scuhc ooourf, bnB III gtelu.
SrleonS icbeS Sobr cine gn5obl Don
8elbiicbcr- 6GGen Recommendations
Ole aronfbeit it'd nift 81 elmer Cpl
oenlie ouSipGdlt. Mun giebt Damn
Der arnnfbeit eilicn onberer Nomen,
Inn Die 2eutc nid)t ST. erldrefen nnb
Sonocl iro @anbcl nid)t 81 ltorcn.
Slug lit ooS nidt. pic iid jest 5cigt.
Wolt foBt ole Gage IN Stem Orleans
lelbIt fiibler uno rlibigcr ouf ols in
ocn Nohboritaoien &ouiiiano's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
SioiocnocM
,snltimore, eporrum's 70

,Galtimpre, Sparrom'e Vuint nnb Gbeiapeaie
Nailiuaa Guntpann."
3ie am I. gugIit 1905 fdliaen Coupon Sin
len auf ole Az prn8entiaen Sob Sblianitcner
l.. SDpptbef Der ,8nIitmorc. Sparrop'9 Rotnt
rio Gbeiupeute Hnilpdb COMPANY. Coupon
9ir. 8. ,peroen I'M Nanfbanie bon Iletanoer
&roipn & Cons uusbC5ablt.
8. Is. 1te3iltpa,
(2t3) SbuBmei'ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Vaftimprc Scmctcrn.

Bircan: Rr. 344, guro'Gbntles.s traRe.
pegr1bniBplIbe 5lIm NCrfnuf bon S25 nti,
nit l9armorpfciteH abeC8ren5t, $50 Rlub
fir bier 9rdber. (Snn16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

Sn Tie6erIiitingcn bel
aollcl ihlll9 ser 9Iib mobrcuO bcS
@%ottcsoienitcS in oic Stride, ipoltetc
cine arie9er. @eOcnftoicI, 5critortc
cit groBcS @cmGIoc uno perIebte
mebrere Ecrioncn, Die ais toot aus
Der Stride gctroqcn murocn, ip0ter
ober uiebcr ST. lid) fomcn. Die Ser
letter iinb tbcillueiie qcI0bmt. 9tod)
Dem 9libihlog cntltono Elm Yonit,
nnO Die airhcnbeiudcr itilr5tcn cnt-
iebt nod) Den IlsgGngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
2urraiuc.

Wafertidl Hariartig Sricblidb.
WefiIid) bon gSalbrpui Elm Iino cine babe
Weile. Beiuuet bic init Bolp9utian be5eibnete
9lortb. Nbcnies6or. Sreie Nniifcft yiuhmiitags
ont Terminus. Breife bon SegrdbniBplGscn ieBt
Gafon 223. ghrsan: 1rantIin. nnb Minoior.
9ioaos. Verlaugt Vrcidhre. tWini4 ,1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

@enerol Nr5t @pm nan
bonn Observation-Disclosures iogt III
@c5iig oui ooS gclbc Sieber: Sm oil.
g%enleinen iino ane Stooten iiiolif
ser Woion. unb Orion . Clinic elmer
Snpolion burf gelbeS Sieber SUI
gGn9lid) nit IuSnobme eini9er &C.
birgigen &e1ionen urb Der SonoItri-
die, no es feinc MoSfitos giebt. $50
feline WosfitoS iinb, oa giebt es fein
gelbcs Sieber. Sr, @pmon lagt Incl.
ter, Dob lcbteS Sobr in H1leoo Care
90, Merito, Gin &ernidtlngstrieg &c.
gen WoSfitoS gcIilbrt poroen lei,
ulo Die bolbc 9epolferune Iei gelb.
ficbcrfront gcporocn. Sn Sareoo,
Seros, ooS gerooe gcgeniiber oitf
Dem onbercr llicr bcs Nip 0ronoc
licai, lei nod Sftobcr 1903 Gin encr.
glider Gricg gc9er Die Wosfltos &c.
fiibrt luorben, nit Dem Heiultot, DOB
MIR etluo 5cbn Tro5ent Der Vepolfe'
rung bon Der &ronfbcit befoQcn NOR
bclr iei. SSm iolgenben Sabre 'eien
oieieIben GpriihtsmoBregeln getrof-
fen iporoen, uno Die Selid)e lei gar
nidlt oifgetrcten. Der 8rieg gcgen
sic Mosfitos lit bas Mittel, Dos gel
PC Sieber 81 beiicgen. Nep'O Orleans
mltB oIio eil,en cnereiiden arie9 &c
gen Die aeimtrGger oes gelben Sic
bcrs fiibrcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
SpiritmuIcn . 2irrnscn.
SpiritnuIcn 2iecns Npplifatiuncn.

Niireou Der Spiritnpie .Iteen5.G ummiiGre,
8iu,imcr BOG, @erid,tsgtbambe
Die natgennnHicn B~erionet bnben Hsetitionen
fir Yransterirnua elmer 0neetatt' Spirttmoieu.
2iceu5 bonn I. Mlai 1905 oil eireeret6t, bic am
5reitaa, ocu rs. auguit, nm 10 ll9r Sorni..
in 8erutbune gc5oeeH iperSel. Yrofeile mliiien
bur - ilbr Wititngs am Sonneritaq. II. gmg,
1905, eineerci6t lperoen. Brotett : 5ornlii'
Iare fbnIlcn Cpenn gepiinfft) anf Grfuben
IN btefcm Qiirenu erlotgt ipcrocf.
Nnen y. SoDaro, Yr1itoenf,
Ecrnarb Nicienfelo,
Goiparo =. Sractp,
9omniiidre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

Shabomts Scfrctur
Sboiu mo Sprcfcr Cannon habct
oie aopfe 5uionmcn aeitedt mo be
rotben, ipie Dem Tefi5it i'm nntiona.
len Sausbolt a~bpibclfen lei. Sos Gr.
gcbnib Der gcratbuua lit cine aaifee-
Stcucr unb ctre Grbobuna Scr Bier.
Stcucr. Gas lit ia 10 einiod. Gs
miro III oen @ereinigten Staotcn
mcbr 2aifee gctrunfcn, oils III irgcnb
eincm 2anM ser @elt. Milo beiteii-
err mir ben aaiiee. llno ga j1brIid
ctlua 45 Miaioncn Sab @icr in oeu
GereiniaicnS tootcn gcbrart perScu,
10 erboben mir einfah bic Ste,er TIM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

9fsnN EN- . 9orfcr g j q Ii.
ipieler.llniou bat proteItirt, oob BEL
Den Eorf.G or5crtcn SGnacr u,o
SGn9Crinncl aiiftretei,, Die fcillcr
Union angcborcn. Aud) ein 3eihcn
Der 3cit.
Ser riiberc Sobrifbciit.
ser Gcrbnro TcrIinoer, Scr Dor orci
Sobrcn iucoen &ouflirSocrbrchcnS
bon bier ollS9cliefert mo Damn IN
9cntIdIono 81 led,s Sobrcn 3ilft.
holr2 pernrtbeilt iuurOc, lit iebt bon
Der Strofonltolt IN WtiinItcr nod ei-
ncr SrrenonItolt 9cbrod)t %luorocn.
Mus Sonoon III r0ccont il
ncptolcn 9ldttcrn bcridtct: Ger Gbi.
cogo'cr Eoli5eiprGiincnt erronntc
nobc5n bnnoert obeeItroitc Giebc II.
onocrc Gerbrcd)er SIT Eoli5iitcn. Gr
crfI0rt, Dob or Die boIc @erontmor.
illna fir Dos Experiment iib%crncbme.
Mo& oieic 2pnooner NeligfeitS so.
brifultrn nibt Iaes 81 @ege brin.
gcn!
Frofefor Moore bonn
Iderboil-0 eportemcnt, Ser Dor cini.
gen Soget ~rcIi9nircn mubtc, fonn
'cinc Belt 1tnb feline Groit iebt Der
Tcrbcllcrltng icineS TotentS piOnlcn,
6e$ NpporotS, Der I'M @intcr bci5t II.
I'M Sonlmcr fnIte 2uit cr5ellgt. HSebt,
90 or 3eit unb WilBc bot, bringt CT
Dos nit 10 piel Geflomc ongcfiiuoig'
tc arnitItiid picacidt fcrtig.
&or einigen Go0cn nur.
DC Der britiiden Slottc bon ocn Sror,
5olcn Gin iebr mnrmcr GnlpfonG. Im
10. mo If. IliorlIt luiQ Elm iron5oIi-
ldCS 8ei6ruo0er @cQCnbcIlld) in
Gnglnn0 mod)cn nnb EortSmolltG Ii.
Sonbon trcifen bereits groBe Gorbc.
rcitungen fir Den Gmpiong scr iran.
5oliid)cn @0ite. Wie Ionge Die anglo.
9oaiid)c Sreunoidoit pobl ooucrn
miro?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-09
Nav Not Redistrict,

OLYMPIA, March 9.-Indefinite
postponement of the congressional ap-
portionment bill is the recommendation
of a majority of the house committee
on legislational districts. A minority
of the committee recommends that the
bill do pass with amendments.
The measure passed the senate last
week, and provides for dividing the
state in three congressional districts,
in accordance with the federal laws.
The house committee considered the
bin. Scott, of Spokane; Bowers, of
Spokane; Aver, of Thurston; Kellogg,
of Stevens, and Aeed, of Tacoma.
signed the report favoring indefinite
postponement.
Baker, of Clarke; Todd, of King and
Williams, of Pacific, signed a report
that the bill do pass amended so as
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-09
ELoPING COUPLE ARRESTED.
Woman Says Husband Drove Her
Away.

PORT TOWNSEND, March 9.-Hen-
ry Beatty and Mrs. John Gleneski, with
the latter's two children, all of What
com county, are spending the night
in cell in the county Jail here, having
been arrested at the Geographic re-
quest of the woman's husband.
When interviewed in the Jail they
told the following story, in which both
agreed:
Mrs. G1eneski is the wife of a saloon
keeper in the little town of Clipper,
some twenty miles from Bellingham.
For some time Gleneski has mistreated
his wife, and on several occasions has
handled her roughly. Last Friday he
came home and after having some
words tried to do her bodily harm and
finally threw her out of the house and
ordered her away. Beatty, who had
been boarding and rooming at the
house for several months persuaded
Mrs. GIeneski to go away with him,
with the result that they, with the two
children, two girls aged IL and .
years, took the train for Seattle, where
they spent Saturday. Sunday noon the
couple arrived here and at once regist-
cred at a local hotel, where they were
located at 5 o'clock this afternoon by
the sheriff and the chief of police.
Beatty is a young fellow of q. He
has a wife, whom he married little
less than three years ago. Accord
ing to mis- own story, they did not get
along and she left him and returned
to her fathers home in Bellingham
some six months ago. Since that time
he has been at work in a shingIe mill
at Clipper and has lived at the Glene-
ski home. Beatty was raised at the
GIeneski home. Beatty was raised in
this city, leaving hdre three years
ago with his parents, who went to
Bellingham. Beatty and Mrs Gleneski
say they came here expecting to re-
main, and both assert intention to ap-
ply for divorces from their respective
spouses and follow this with marriage.
They swore tonight to stick by each
other no matter how their present
trouble ended. They seem very mucn
attached. Mrs. Gleneski is q years
old and has been a wife for twelve
years. Both disclaim any intent of
doing wrong, but upon arriving they
registered at the hotel as man and
wife.
A deputy sheriff from Bellingham is
expected to arrive here to take them
back.
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Pension Office Reports,

WASHINGTON, D. c., March g.
Vespesian Warner of Illinois, who en-
tered upon mis- official duties today,
announces his intention of introducing
many reforms in the management of
the office. Some of it's customs, that
during recent years have almost crys
tallized into laws, were to be abrogated
in their entirety.
In speaking Of the purposed reforms
Commissioner Warner says: THE
policy of secrecy as to essential mat
ters will be abrogated, and every in
formation proper to give out will be
made public. Another thing, failure
on the part of clerks to take vaca-
tons to which they are entitled, will
not count with me in their favor.
want them to take their vacations
to get out of the city and into the
country and to breathe the fresh aid
and enjoy healthful exercise for the
month the law allows. I shall ex-
pect and require good work, and l
shall not certainly put any obstacle
in the way of it's being performed. I
would think l was doing this if 1
should put a premium on any clerks
uninterrupted presence at his post of
duty
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MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO FILE A
PROTEST AGAINST HIS
APPOINTMENT.
Violent Indignation Aroused Through
out State-Many Don't Be-
Iieve He Gets CIerkship.

The announcement made of the prob
able appointment of George Steven
son to the federal clerkship of east
ern Washington judicial district, Great
ed great surprise throughout the state
and has naturally aroused some violent
indignation, and movement is on foot
to file protest against the appoint
ment, is the report from Olympia.
AS matter of fact the thing has
been settled for more than a month,
yet even now many of the legislators
and other people, are incredulous,
simply seeming unable to believe that
the post will be offered to Stevenson.
When it is remembered that as a
part of the Sweeny-Piles agreement
the naming of the federal judge of the
new district is to be left to Senator
George Baker and George Stevenson,
it is apparent that Stevenson, noto-
rious lobbyist that he is, and has
been, can have just about what he
wants, and he wants this clerkship.
Even if that provision was not in the
agreement it is not conceivable that n
Stevenson request of this kind would
be refused. He managed Ankeny's
campaign two years ago; he man
aged the Sweeny campaign during the
recent senatorial fight. He won the
former and he so unanswered the lat
ter that he made it possible for Sweeny
to name the successful candidate. With
the friendship of both the United
States senators from this state and
the disposition of great patronage at
mis- command, it is not improbable that
Stevenson can have the clerkship if he
so desires.
A petition to Senator Ankeny asking
for the appointment of George Baker
as marshal for the new judicial dis
trict was circulated in the senate and
has been generally signed. Several
members refused to sign.
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to take San Juan and Island counties
from the Pierce county, or Second dis
trict, and group them in the King
county or first district.
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MAYOR STRIKES HARD BLOW.
Leads Raid on Gamblers at Green
Bay.


GREEN BAY, Wis, March 9.-Three
gambling dens and resort were raid
ed this morning and property valued at
$4,000 confiscated. Mayor Minahan to-
day reduced to kindling wood the en-
tire gambling paraphernalia secured.
The pile, consisting of a roulette wheel,
slot machines and other costly articles,
was then burned on the grounds of the
city hall, the mayor himself applying
the match.
The articles were obtained from the
Iroquois club over w. B. Aliens sa-
loon, the clubrooms of Aldermen Nc
Ginnis and Van Ermen and rooms in
the rear of w. Birmingham's saloon.
Three slot machines were removed
from the Edwards resort.
The raid came as the result of sew
eral complaints made by young men
who have been losing heavily in these
dens.
When questioned as to his reasons
for adopting the method he employed,
the mayor made the following state
ment:
What I have done conforms to the
law, ana believe is for the best inter-
ests of all. I am not seriously con-
cerned about the length of my SER
vice to the people of Green Bay in my
present capacity. But I propose to
have something to say about the quail
ity of that service