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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
OaS 8ctter.

Sir WorplonO unb Den 9iitrift
Columbia belltc flares uno pGrmcs
res Ncttcr, morgcu beiuolft, lcid)te
n0roli6e @irbc.
Ter bodIie 9bermomcterItono por
II 8poo nm 5 llbr NndynittogS.
Der nieorigltc ~Sbermometcritono
iuor 80 @ro0 nm I llbr Wor9ens.
Ger bodyite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
Icbtcn "a Stunocn in nodyfplgenber
Stdotcn mar luic folgt: @nltport IL,
Eortlono 81. Bolton 60, Nlbonp 60,
HCtpsYorf 70, Gbilnoclpbio 70, Nt-
lontic.Gitp 60, Cape Mop 66, @olb.
ington 70, Noriolt Ga. SotteruS Ga,
Charlotte 70, @ilnlineton 20, Char.
lelton "A, Snunnnob rs, Sofionpille
78, Sipiter Sc, Sen @cit 81, Itlouto
rs, montgomery 80, NeiusO orleans
50, Roleitirc 80, @olucitun 81, Cor
pits GbriIti 50, Wcn1pbinS "a, Gin.
cinftoti 6S, Eittsburg 66, Ssiucgo
so, Buffalo 30, GlcpclonO IS, Detroit
60, gupcno so, Worouettc 30, @rccn
Ban SO, Chicago So, Gulutb 80, ct.
Boul GO, 81. 2oliis "A, aonios Gitp
so, Su1obo 6S, Silron 50, @ismord
80, @iliiton 80. Sabre SO, Selcno
as. SoIt 2ofc 80, 0enpcr 81, Nortb
Ylottc GS, Gob9e 92p Amorillo 90,
Sos Nngcles 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
@riff 5nln 8iftbcd)cr.

George i. Tiditcin i6ofit iid nit
Strpdnin aus oiciem Sommer.
tbol. - 2itt an HbeumotiSmus.-
GciitcSgclt0rt ourh Sdmcr5cn.
Sr. George i. Hi6itein bon Nr.
1886, @olbroofs gpcnlle, beging &C.
Itern Sormittog Sclbltmoro, inoem
CT lid nit Strpfnin pergiftetc, Scr
Soote bate lcit mcbreren Wonoten
on &bctnntiSmniS gclitten mo iuor,
oo iid lcin 3ultano oilrdouS nidt
bcliern i%uoltc, GuBerlt nieocrgcid)lo.
gen. Nodbem Scrr HihItein 9~eitern
iein IrilbItiif ein0erommen bate, be-
CAB CT iid in iein Sdloi5immer, aus
luelGcm 5rou &idltein cine boIbe
Stun0e ipGter lollteS Stobnen font
men b0rtc. Gle ucrihloiiene Sbiir
beS 3immer8 iullroe erbro6elL. uro
Srou &iditein foro ibrcn @atten be-
iin%nihgSloS I'M 0ett liegen. Die
0oftorcn Charles s. Barter mo 6.
6. Gidion lullrbcn idnca bcrbeigeril.
fen, ood) mar es ocnielben nltntoglitl,
0os &cbcn 0eS MnnneS 5it erboItcn.
Or. Barter, Der SouSor5t Der Soniiz
lie, logte geiterlL ooB Scrr Tidltein
i'll 6olgc Der bon ibm erouloetclt
Sfmcr5en in letter Belt 3eihen bon
@ciIteSgcitortbcit 5cigte. SEER Gid.
ltein iuor friiber in Der Gonicrbelt.
Sobrif bon 0onulbior, S6iilt & So.
ongeItellt. Ger 2eidnom iuliroe in
Die Wobnltng Der Wiitter oeS Sooten,
Nr. S47, @,. 3ortb- Gpenilc, oebrodt,
non no aus 6os 9egrGbniB erfolgen
miro. Coroner Or. 0oGomin Iteutc
einen oui Selbltmoro Ioltenocn
So0teitihcin olts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30

bdS Erotofoa fiibrte. 9ei6loIiel
iuuroe, oos Gonlite an STEELE Der
9errert, luelhe alf irgeno cine @cii(
berbtftoert maren, ibren Bflidtef
1tnd)5ittommen, our6 Die folgenoen
Serren 81 eroGlt5eu: General 5elir
Agnlls, @. 8. Cute, s. 3ronf Sltp.
plee, @enerol 2aproion Iig9S uno
S. hilbert Gregg. 9ei6Iolien ipuroc,
ooS Snbildum am II. September an
beginner unO Dob ouIielbe bier Sooe
lpGbrcn jolt. 8erncr miro 0os Gomitc
DEM erIten 3lueige oes Stootrotbc3
IN oclicn nGditrr Situng eineri 9e.
ld)luB unterbreiten, in melhem Die
perihieocnen Seuerlpebr Gompoo.
MEN, melde bel Dem groBen @ran0c
nit an ben 2ol6orbeiten betbeiliat
lparen, 3. +. Die ouSlpdrtioen, einstt.
LADEN, an Der Seier Sbeil 81 nebmten.
WoDor SinlonlS beridtete, Dob Ole
EotnpSco Ropp Iid bereit erfl0rt
babe, an Der Scier Sbeil 5lt nebmcn.
Sin 9eihluB, Die Sum1ne bon $50.
600 5ltr Gedlng Der ausgoben ouf5lt.
bringen, mrroc einitimmig ongenom.
men mo beidlolien, am n1dItcn
QienItog cine peitere 8eriommluno
"ob5ilbolten, in melder Sub.Gomite'n
sur Nlifltcllltng zines Ero9romms CT
noltnt iperocn Iollcn.
Ser 6ieoeneS.
I'm iit nit Dem @ertbe oeS 9itnli-
tbifpfloltcrS pertroltt ST. MAIDEN, lper-
Den iid om nGfiten SomItag Die
Witglieocr Der Gontroftbeboroe nod
Wilmington, Gel, unb HorriStopn,
go, bcgcben, no lol6e Eflaiter &C.
legt norOen iinO.
Wopor SimonllS crtbeiltc oeItern
No6mittog oif ocren Inilhcn Der
ion.Miliiffopclle" bon Sroltburg,
MO., Die GrloubniB, am Sonrtog,
Den II. SUM, bier i'm nEottcrion=
Yorf" Elm CONCERT 5u pcronItoltert.
Die &opele iuoIlte 5ilerit Grloubnib
fiir Den nGruio.0ia-Eorf" bobell.
oof fonnte oiclc ni6t bemiQigt lucrs
ocr, lpeil an oicicn Sonntoge Die
E%orffopellc in Dem Enrfe ipielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
ST.. SIer Der g Guer

Sr. SIerDer Raul er. Ter
.Seralo," Die Dor un9ciGbr 5lpri
Sobren ge9riinoete brittle Nod)mit'
tags : 3eitune 9altimorc's, wcldc
acltern Wittog auf notwithstanding
im 8erfouisiaole Der @runocigcn,
tbums gorie an Der ct. Fuulltrobc
INTERN Snmmcr FAM lit BON Srn.
@cslep VI. Sler fir $4,000 %criton.
ben mproen. General 5elir g9nllS,
Scrous9ebcr bcS rgmericon," bot
ollh oui oos siemlih iuertbpolle 81,
eentbum. Sr. Sler itelIte bas critic
angebot bon $4,000 unb oos lette
Mngebot bcs Generals agnliS NOR
$3t 800. Sr. Sler mar emit Yroii.
bent Der Seralh Yilbliibing SO. Eie
Sduloen Der Gompognie betragen,
mie eS beibt, 100000. uno bauon
hcaniprutt Sr. Sler $4,000. Niir
eine SduIo BON $t3,500 fir Sebmo,
ibinen lit ourf cine Sppotbet geii.
fcrt, uno bieie Sdulb lit nod gar
nidt einmal in jenc $4,000 ein9c.
red]net. Sr. Sobn e. 8oic, gnmaIt
fir Die Sequelter, iagte geitern Nad)'
mittag, Die @Iaubiger miiroen ni6t
mebr ais 10 Nro3ent befommeli. Gie
Sequeiter . Soften bon $1,000 geben
aud bon Der 8erfaufsiumme ab.
Reue 9rideer offnet. -
lie neiie Bride Der YennipIponicr
@obn Iber Den Su%squebonno . 5InB
bel Sabre De Grace puroc geitern
Worgcn Dem 9etricbc ii6crgebclt.
Nuf Dem criten 3use befnnoer iid
pieIe Beanie Der 0abr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
llnfcl Sraiis NnsfInn
Spnntaa, Den 3. Snni,
Ruicbanf 6iibina Sburc.
IEn oN

Sn neuer SteIIung.- Sr.
Sermolm Saoenboop, Der biSbcrigc
Scfrct1r ser Warpl1nocr StoutS'
einlponocrrngS 9cboroe, lit sum
Witolieo Scr ginluonoeritngS.9 ebor"
DC ocS Stootcs Noro Carolina CT.
nornt norben ilno miro am 6. SUM-
init Dem 9%lopobompfer .Wain" eine
&ciie nod europa ontreten. ailber-
Dem lit Sr. Observation-Disclosures
Der Carolina Sruding Development
Comp. Sein 9oltimorer 9iirenll BE-
finbet iif in Nr. III, Norb-GborIcS.
Strabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
2SaBtnstonsR gentar
-be5-
"peut(6en correspondent"
8m. Sannemann, 1915 MARION
StraEc, N.'8.
tpu Nn5cineu uub geftcanuaea entgegen aenpn.
Men iperben.
Sufalbcrid)tc ans @aibinstOn.
y cu6cn 6arriS uno 9rauel
Yortncr gcItorben.

- - - " - ~ - .
Yortncr sc torben.
8r. Ncltbcn @orriS, elm befannter
@eIdGitSmonn M%oibington's, lit am
0funtng IbcrO guns u%nerpartet IN
lciler @oDnltng Hr. 1882, t6. Str,
g%eItorben. gr lit al aflltcr Hcrp6ii.
TIT ulo 0icicr pcruriodyte Den SOB.
Sdon ieit 90 SoGrcn mar or i'm SSn.
ipelengeiddft tbGtig mo Otitglie0 Der
6irnu u. Sarris & So, 7. urb .
StroBe. @r bintcrlGBt icinc 8ittpe
lno bier S0d)tcr.
Serr Nobcrt Tortncr, cin ebenlnli.
ger Sroltcr un0 elmer ser beoeuten6.
ltell &%opitnliIten in @oibington, itorb
9cltern I6eno in ieiner @obnunq ST
WtonaIiaS, So. gr mar in 8rcuBen
geboren uno crrcidte 0a8 Sitter BON
70 So6ren.
Selb II M o roberu Of.
SorrD S'Gonncll, Elm 33 Sabre al.
fer Wtonn, luuroe gcItern Mittss in
bclinnungSloicm 3ultonoe ms
emergency &oipitol" gebro6t. @r
bate in 9rooIep's SoteI einenS elbIt-
mor0ocriuf gemnht, inoem er boS
Gas onOrebte. @r geitono, ooB er
bls Sos IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nbiidt
on9e0rc6t babe, neil er nie0ergeidla-
0en gelpcien lei lluO oos 2eben linn
cine 9iirbe i6iell. @r muroe ipdtcr in
oaS n@oi6ingtpu DtSoipitol" &c.
idofft, no er ~bc6anoclt meroen miro,
Bis CT bon Ieincr bcnbIidtigtcn Sollr
ing M%irpnnno DulItGnoig geneiet
Iein miro.
ltntcr dmercr 6ul l.
0igung.
Senrp s. 0epoillp, Elm % Sabre
otter Monr, Ser in 9tr.t2t2, Is Ctr,
N.-@.. elm @ei6Git betreibt, nurbe
gcItern No1mittog nuf einen i'll
Neu-9orf ausgcitellten 8erboitSbe'
ie6l bin bon oen 0eteftips Ybelon
llno WcNomee inter Der Nniduloi'
oultg nerboitet, BORT eilten criminel'
len Ingriff nli Elm inngeS Wfood)en
bcgongen SIT bnben. @r leiignetc leine
SdulIo mo erflGrte, er Dcroe gcgclt
ieine NliSlieierung fampien.
SeIt bcS S I'll. Damn.
Gas bonn 16. September 1904 oa'
tirte 2eltoment beS Srn. @m. $.
@oun milroe belltc bier i'm Wuiler-
geriht 3ltr Eriiiuug eingereidt. Gr
bintcrldBt iein 9or,5eS 9eiibtbum leis
l1cr @Siitipc, 2i55ie SEEMING Baum,
Ole or aud ais SeItumentS. @oaitrcdc'
rim crnonnt bat.
2unosF orf.
Ser prahtpol gclcgcne &llnd-Yorf
bon @oibington purbe on Wontog
g6cno, Den 2S. Woi, trot bcS iingilt'
Iti9cn @ettcrS lebr Itnrf belud)t, mo
oll6 icitocm fonoen iid) t1glif Solts
lcnoe ollf benz berrlibcn Sergni-
glngsplotc Gin. Der Eorf umfoBt
SO g(dcr 2ono unb lit nod Dem
2imo.Eorf in Heu-2orf mooclirt.
llncntgeltlid fam man bort togllt)
5lpci Gon5erte onborclt, 5luei @alloe'
iae,Tuffiibrltngen mo DER Cirrus
GoritcQung bciipobncn. TnBeroem
iino bier 5l ieben: Die 2agune, ipelde
$4,000 @oaonen @nlier b1lt, einen
2200 Sub langen 6luB nit prodt-
boiler Scencrie, cine 1863 Sub bobe
areisiboufel, cine Snbrt nod Toda.
luop, ooS groBte Goroiiel in ser @elt,
cin &oacrcooIter nit elmer S6ne0ig.
felt bon $50 Meilcn Die Stitnoc ltnb
nod pielc onocrc ltntcrboltungen, iu
8on5cn 80 an Der Sobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30

80" PIN Yfinglt . Wontag finbct
I'M u@eitero . Yorf" bos 6. grobc
Bicnic bes "Yorobontos . 2agers Hr.
90" beS nllnobbGneigen Sroens Der
Hotbn1dnncr" itoit, iino iino bon ci'
mem eifrieer Gomite lintfaiienoe8or
bereitur,een iiir oieie 5eitlihfeit &C.
troifcn porben. Ter gintritt betr1gt
10 Gents. San5en uto anbere anii.
iemetts iinb frei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30

Gin idJ0ncs nnb niitlides 0cidenf
fir Mnaeb6rigc lit INNER cine lebens-
grokc photographic pber cine limit
lcriidj pollcuSctc Gupie eines alien
Yilbcs in Grabun, @aHcrfarbe, Del
Oocr Eaitcq. Die id0niten &abinct'
bilocr mn ST pro Sntenb.
Snlins Scbbel, beutiber Bbotogropb.
co. 321 Wuro.8 Gan. Strahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
Gin WDttcrtranf

lit oos BON 5reo. 9oiicrnihmibt's
Nmericun gremerp" bergeIteQtc
.Solace". 9ier. IS lit Elm oilrd)ulis
rcines, reides uno onipredenbcs
9opfrn. uno Mol3getrdnf iirb uls
St1rfcipenber unpereleidIit. lteber.
5eitgen Sic iid oitrt 9eltcIllns elmer
Site ($1) BET Sbrcm 8irtb ooer per
Eel. s. & g. 1854, Wb. t49t; graue-
rel tt04-tf2S Sinen- Str. G5O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
Shiffsfartcn bon itnb mad 9cntidj.
limb.

gon Baltimore Biz Bremen: 4u-
iiite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$52.50 iinb $3.50. Munoreiie al
biuigcrem Ereiic. sbco. s. 9irner
& So, 217, Eit.galtimorc.S trafc.
u7O--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
Stdet Baltimore.
tntcrbaItnngs. 8egtuciIer.

rSuuiSaHhrahsn . sbcoter." 2icfc Bo&c;
-Rlltlie hnitile".
nSIanep'e 9bsatrr." - 2icfc g8o6e: ~5n Il
nanOiterinm Sbcater:" 9ieie g8ote:
NCip gori. g'nr oret &oriiclntgen.
u9brit'S benter." = Sicie 9SUdc: San Ton.
,,Wunctb.5 hrntcr." - &icte AUhe: iugli6
8iuci Suuoepiuess orftenlilaet.
1ratcrnnI Snbild um'Nushciluna bonn %. Wint
bic 10. Suni an Der RcnniDInunta' nno HoriD'
Stbenlc.
.Vabh.8urtrn." - MlunIaIif6cS utb gau.
hebiue,Yrnorunrm.
,WluNcnI MT Cub" - 2tcnitaa ben 20.
w'oi, s.15 sIbenbo, grobcs Gon5cri In Heb'
"9eutiGcs Raiicubarrs." = RftusLiuonioG,
4. 2uni. 6riihltnGS Set in n0~arlensRorf."
,,Tcniifrr aricaerbuHn Ubu Baltimore" -
Gonntag. ben 81. Sint @rlllrioH nab Rensliar.
,,iiHtcI grniia,9iercCn." - Spnnina, ben 3.
Jiini, HIt2ilug mad g5iolcbHrlt Silbila Gborc.
4Grt,Gun5rrte.
Frof. e. EuriCD gSaiers, Strtgenf.
geairit; SumntugS ut h5 llbr Wutmittngs;
an @ohcntaAen nm 12s ubr @beros.
G 5Sifitt%S ,,jaitp,criOotc' ODER r5ScberGi.Sia"
9teittda gBattetlon".
Wltttipob ........,.......... "Nrnto'Stu"
3nfnerltop "Saftou
GteliaA "eitliona
4ruaranm fit brute.
r1rnie' Sin'8arf."
SuGcriiirc, @abmon6" ............ ,2bomas.
WGl8cr p%gStlbcIminu" ............... 6uu.
doFnei soIo SooO sDc, Scar scarf, 5000
Cor, artbur Miuer)
GnhCriiirc "Ftdre Tame" Suppe.
WsISaiS i gus sw; ; ) sTS i6e Giio;di: i f6SS1S.
Marfa M L. -o "5nntroo6incci.nia ial,ai6ics Sn
1bc s8oob" ......... GoImuu & BURT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
Sheo. S. 9ieuer & 60.

@eiie. Bureau uno @efieIItube.
Sdiffsfarten bon unb nab 9eutid.
LAMB NIT Dem Norobeitiden 2lobb
uno anbercn 2inien. HeiiepGiie, @ed.
iel, Greoitbricfe uno @eIbienbungen.
217 Of. 8altimoreitr.
(62-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30

Weites SrfefienpnIper inb adfertobter. Tabt
nuf gure Sriidtc, 9iIansei cbcr Semitic aut.
poer BITE stdfer iperoen ~oicfeIben s5eritorsn.
epredt fit bic W'iiiersYndcte Dor.
@iaiam 3. Goric,
Wr. 21s, gprs.Galusrt strahe, gahimste, N,s.
(giai23, I&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30

,sJ2bigss Gorritc, bicfl aeitern gsnd..
mittoS int aatbbdiiic einc SiBnnB
ob, in ipeIber Sr. 6ranf Soen ben
Goriit nnh ST.. SanrleI q. tennis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
Nm @rGbcrn.

@coenttog fir ole @cfadcncn i'm
9iir0crfricgc unO sic ibncn lpG-
fer g~eiol9ten anmerooen. -
@ouptieicr a1if oem Rotionol.
6ricOboic an Nobmittag. - ga.
rnoc Inn 1 ll9r. - @ormittags
8roberidmiidung ortf oleu
6ricobofcn. - llnterboItungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
llnfcl graiiG gnsflnM
Spnaiag, Den 3. Smni,
Hoicbanf Siibing Sburc.

9uieball. - Git @ultimorcr
9aqipicler babcn enolid nicoer ciu-
mol Elm Spiel 9cmonnrn; nit 4 &C.
gen 1 &un bciiegten iic gcItcrn III
Yronibcncc Den borti9cn GLIB. Gic
acltri9cn Spicle Der 0itIidcn 2igo
iporen, nie tolgt:
Tn llfnnIhrurr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30

Vrobibcnce O O o o q o o o tt
Baltimore o 0 o 3 I O o o o.
Moran, llnpnrieiifhcr.
Miafon Iiider unb Searue Calder fir Walto.
9sooIe Fttber inb Nredenbprf gntder fit 4rn'
biocuce.
IN Veiuarf.
Heluurf O | o o 3 o o GO
Seriep : Gitb 0 0 0 o 0 0 3 0 2-7
IN Buffalo.
buffalo 3 0 0 3 1 2 o OIL
IN Wpdeiter.
Mpdbeiter o o q q q q 0-2
Toronto O q o I q q 2-4
EUItisurr cto,h her NIuba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
WORKED FOR
LA TOILETTE
r. c. HUTCHINSON. WHO CANE
HERE TO BECOME PARTNER
or JOHN ARTHUR. HELPED
TO ELECT WISCONSIN, SEN.
kToR.

Attracted by the aplcndld poaal.
hllitiss Of the west. r. q Hutehln-
son. a prominent attorney % Mar
luasfe FOR the past six years. has
decided to loeafa IN Seattle. Mr.
was IN the city last Jan
nary and became 30 interested In
Seattle and rs possibilities that he
decided to resign tho city attorney
ship of Mafinette and go west
Judge John Arthur and Mr.
Hutchinson hase formed a partner
ship and will occupy offices IN the
New York block
4 am convinced that Seattle and
the west IL the place FOR a young
man." said Mr. Hutchinson today.
= spent sir years In tho practice
Of Law In tho state OF Wisconsin.
but my trip 20 Washington last
January persuaded me that the west
ls replete with opportunities for the
young man"
Mr. Hutchinson held the office OF
district attorney for a term and a
half and took n prominent part ia
the vigorous campaign waFed By
Governor LaFolletta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
REACH
S2,496,333 :.

The harbormastur's report shows
that during the month u February
Is steam and II sailing vessels ar
rived IN Heaftlo. and ~ steam and
~ sailing ships cleared from tbia
port. The number ~ passengers
landed from coastwise. Alaska.
British Columbia, foreign and local
ports totaled ti.ssG. aud the mum.
Der 81 outward bound passengers
was a.. $50.
During tho month this city I'm
ported goods valued a. f2.l6s. t72.
aud shipped 10 Pacific coast ports
tf.i0s.sf5 worth OF goods. To Alas
IA We sent merchandise vaiued az
500. 500. and 20 the Hawaiian iaz
lands. $50. Tss. Local ports received
through Seattle 9.s5l tons Of mer-
chandIsa valued Al &i0sfts7
The imports from tho orient
amounted 10 G527,z35. and exports.
RI7gfGTh. The raw SILK imported
aI6no amounted 10 ASSOC Cot
ton led in the exports With a.6io
bales. valued at ts3e .4si but was
closely followed wi.a tbTt.931 worth
~ sheoting hhilippine phipm eutH
% ez0lsDe. Tbs total
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
GRAND JURY
INVESTIGATES

NEW YORK. March e~niairiei
Attorney Jerome appeared hsfots
the grand jury eats afternoon and
presented svidsDeo basel upou biz
awn Investigation q the report of
tho Armstrong committee lie re-
qussssa the jurors 20 Eive e the
kenneaf consideration in l0oking fpr
indictments II certain Insurance o..
"details. charging them vith grand
lRTcsny
The jury asked the court quct-
lions % Hypothetical eases Of polit-
teal eontri buttons by insurance com.
panlss 20 set Instructions a. 90 the
law
The court warned tho jury "a BE-
cautious sud not 20 be guided 90
public ciamors and 90 weiKh the
ease with great delibefatlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

CHICAGO. March G.-Prinee Tsai
Tsoh. cousin Of the present en-
per0r OF China. and Commissioners
sbang Chi. Hong IA. Cheng To and
Colonel CHEN sheh LIN. with a ret
inue OF secretaries. Interpreters and
servants. arrived today and were
taken 20 the University Of Chicago
and the Union Stock yards.
They deny the rumors Of the
death Of the dowager empress. and
declare that there has been no rup-
ture OF the party. The spokesman
said. we have learned much. and
expect 70 learn much more. The
things We learn may make China
the greatest commercial nation. but
we think that other nations can
not teach China tho science OF gov
eminent"
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EFFECTS OF OVER
STUDY FATAL

Stanley r. Hart. son OF James
Hart, Of Christopher. died at the
family residence this morning Of
typhoid fever. The young man has
been attending the high school at
Auburn. aud too much attention 10
study injured hts health. which de-
yeloped into fever. ButteTworth &
Sons have charge Of the funeral ar
ranRements.
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CHINA IS
PERTURBE:D

PEKIN. March e-The Chinese
government is greatiy psrturhed BY
the reports 81 tho anti foreign
movement printed In Europe aud
AmrFiaa. Particularly BY the dis
patches announcing Americas Mill
tnFy preparation A ediet waa Is
sued to-day which declares tha re.
ports wssre pat IN circulation b.
traitors and sAya that Ch.ns aerda
the friendship % all the povera aud
fspfovea The students for miaallug
In politics IL orders officials 10
protect foreigners OF suffer the d.
rect penalties. The government has
sent troops 10 south China 90 stop
fioiH.
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TURN OVER
MILLION
REALTY TRANSACTIONS IN PAST FEW DAYs REACH AN
ENORMOUS SUM.

Uptown realty transactions dur
ins the past few DAYS have invoiyed
an aggregate purchase prices in sn-
cess OF 1900 900. At the same time
tide lands aud suburban property
maintains a brisk movement. and Ia
general way Il can be said thai
the local real cntatu market r. noN
In tho most active stage IN tho hiss
tory OF The clty. Among the moFl
prominent ~ The recent grannactiaaa
may be mentioned;
Lot a. the corner of seventh AZ
and stewart st. from Mr.. Andrews
80 a buyer whose name ia not givrn.
price $4,000
lot AZ Seventh az. and Stewart
~ from I = Moses tn an unknown
buyer. represented BY Realty Has
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EXPLAINS WHY
HE HAS LEFT
aR. oRAssE SAYS HE NO
LONGER SINGS At cATAE.
ORAL BECAUSE HE HASN'T
TIME.

huniusns reasons instead Of a.
Fnres troubles. according 60 Mr
0rAsae. former bssso singer IN the
choir DEF tha Catholic cathedral. Ia
duced him 20 discontinue bic can-
ueetiUnn with that Organization. Mr.
Urasse. in reply % = story apneaf-
inE yesterday relative Ia changes tn
thH choir. said
Z was not asked - leave the
choir. but did - from purely hual
usss reasons I I'D not have time 10
agvais En- The work I am uot a di-
Ruread man. Afy wife died several
years aHo and ! married again The
statement about the church aatharf-
tirs forcing me- 70 quit i not true.
HoW q originated cannot smaRine. =
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TALKFESTS
ARE ENDED
BOTH PARTIES HELD CLOSING
RALLIES LAST NIGHT IN
PREPARATION Foa TooAYs
CONTEST.

Closing rallies Of the campaign
were held last night by the repub-
LEANS at the Seattle theaier and By
the municipal ownership party At
the Auditorium on Fourth az. near
Pine e. Good crowds attended both
meetings
At the republican meeting Mayor
Bnlllugor acted aH chairman Ad-
dresses weuc made BY " II Morris.
John RlpllnRer. @. n Walker. Scott
Calhoun. John II Perry and others
Al the municipal ownership meet
Ing George H. Kiug presided. and
addresses were made BY Matthew
Dow. J T. Wilson aud w H. Moore
A. both meetings the pending rail
road franchises now before the city
council came In for some little at
tcntiun. Scott Calhoun I'm the re-
publican meeting declaring that the
council is trying 20 protect tho
rights Of the city against the shreWd
bargaining and bold newspaper tao
tics Of q lot Of railroad attorneys.
aud Judge Moore at the municipal
meeting declaring that when be be
comes mayor all applications made
IN good faith for railroad franchises
will receive prompt attention both
from himself and from the engineer
ing department. Asked further
about what he would do with the
city engineer n elected. he referred
the questioner 10 the address deiiv-
cred By him al the Seattle theater
last Saturday night
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oral others were indicted. but the
court refused to even permit the
number Of indictments 10 be given
out until the parties had been ar
rAigned. Information leaked cut.
however. that a'ne true bills were
found IN the stounenbefg murder
case. The defcndanin' attorneys
waJo preaeM asd Will demand an
immediate arraisnmcnt Ia attack
any weak places ia the indictments.
The prisoners viii probably be
taken 10 Caldwell tomorrow for ar
ralEumrnt, when the nature Of the
charge will DO definitely known.
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ROCKEFELLER
OFFERS MONEY

CHICAGO. March e--The Daily
News correspondent az 81 Peters
burg quotes an official Who says;
John u. Rockefeller viii give sos. r
600 400 20 aid Count Witte IN pre-
venting a financial crash in return
Cor railroad concessions from Taa-
kend 20 Tomsk and from Tchita TO
Poiamoahna. and a grant OF land on
both sides % the prospective lines
The money ia 10 b. paid back In In
stallmeats and used In the eonstrue-
zion OF the roada The car hest
tatca 10 sanction the story until the
douma Assnmblca"
at. PETERSBURG. March cit
is stated that the cEar has ordered
discontinued the concessions plan
ned 20 give the Rockefeller syndl-
cate for 500 .00e. 9Q0.
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SOLONS TAKE ROBES OF
OFFICE ON MARcH f9

the different committees.
II H. practically certain that
Dave Bowen. hclasoxsr council
mar. large. wtfi be the neat pre-
siding offieer ~ the council The
nowen slate. a. uus framed un
looks invinrihle. ~ u understood
that he has the support ~ The ON
machine. IN the event TT Gill 10
reelected from the ThlFd ward.
other heads % departments elect
~ wfu taxa offiea on the following
Monday. March -.
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NINE ARE
INDICTED
GRAND Jury RETURNS TRUE oLLs AGAINST srEuN1NegRo
: MURDER SUSPECTS

holsE. Idaho. March 1.-THE
grand jury at Caldwell filed into
court this morning and the fore
man handed a package OF indlet-
ments to tha Judge and retired IA
roaume deliberations.
hut two indictments we're made
public. joe Clark for murder and
Calvin Taylor for assault with a
deadly weapon noth prisoners were
arfalEnod aud attorneys appeared 20
defend them
Il IL stated that Meyer. Pcttihone.
Haywood. Orchard. Adams aud saw