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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31

ni9t angenommen. aud) bier lteB bic
4udlitdt Der pDr9eii6rten S6iere Al
piinIGen iibrig. Angenommen purz
ben bic 9engite folgenrer Giaent6iimer:
&ellcnzG ong3borf g 9engite), Subz
9ui4oorE S6intgen=&eblen, girtei>
@roSbous, 9irtelz 5olfenbingen, Sam
ienz9er6orn, 3immers9ope!ingen, giss
Dtngs &ippenhof, piiBzS 9ieren, Mspz
per : Ndgem, Srdncois 8ro5bols,
S9mitsS apel6prn, MeberSs 8duI1leiz
ben, Hipptg, NepsG olpdf.
2utgensGi6oprf, Bartbolomps S9an.
Del unD 4o4zGbriitnah.
&ollinsen (Gi9), g., Sunuar.
Seute Morgen fdnDen 9orii6ergebenbe
in Der Ndbe Der Petingermii6Ie BEN
9rubenarbeiter 3arl 9ies, aus syin9ig
geburttg, uno auf Der &reBbed BET Pe=
tin9en lppbnhaft, in tobtem 3uitano
Dor. Serielbe lag nit benz @eIiht
na9 unten in einem nit Waier ge=
fiaten 8rabsn. Seinen 8ruber, ber
i'm begleitet bate, fano nit in eint=
ger @%ntfernuns bon linn in beipubt<
lofem 3uitdnoe liesen; berIel6e er6olte
1H4 ieoo6 raid, ais mar nit ibm Wiez
oerbelebungsperiu6e anItelte. Naer
Wabri9einli9teit na6 peroen bic betz
ben angetrurfen gefpeien fem uno BET
Der i6limmen Witterung 10 ihr I'm
aliid gefunben BADEN. Hies binterldbt
cine trauernbe Wittpe nit mebrercn
unmiinoigen &inbsrn.
Stfferbtngen. Dor furaer
3eit lpurbe Der 52idbrige Irbeiter gli@
tolauS &ettenmeper duf Der 8dbn oes
bieiigen 9iittennertes bon einem oaz
felbit manDprirenoen 3use i~iberfabren
uno our Stelle get0otet.
S6ifflingen. Sn Der Srii6a
16en S6ente puroe am Weibnadtss
ionntage Der Mrbeiter 2aur nit einem
abgebrohenen Sii9fuB auf ben &ppf
geihlagen, baB er fir ldnsere 3eit ara
beitsunfdbig lit uno oas gett bitten
mub.
8ettemburg. Serr gpptbefsr
4nt. Weiss S9aad bat Die bieiise 4pos
tbefe bon Serrn sc. Spub nm ben
preis BON $4,000 5ranfen ansefauft.
Oifferbingen. Bonn l. San.
ab tit bier elm Nsbensondmt speiter
&laiie, gu beiIen 3ollerbeber 9err Bans
rperipede, ~bisberiser 8rensdufieber, erz
nannt purDe.
Yetin9en. Serr Gilbert 8lobt
jun. bon bier lit BON Der belgiI4en gfes
gierung nit ben leitenben 0orituoten
gu elmer Gtienbabn i'm Sbers Congo be-
traut tporben. 0erielbe piro am 6.
Sanuar bprtbin abreiien.
Gipil ltdnb Der Stabt
Remi Of.
8eburten. - l. SeS.: Sobdnn
Saptiit, Sobn bon Safob Wsrner,
S6iffer; 3d.: Margaretba, So6ter b.
Safob Bauer, Su6btnoer, MnitreiGer;
Maria 8atbarina, Sp9ter bon Satob
Bauer, MnitreiGer.
SterbefGlIe. - Z. Deg: Yet.
&ies, 70 Sabre aft, Maurer, @bemann
BON Murgaretbd 8riGer; Of: Sobann
S9engen, 66 Sabre oft, S6iffsr, Gbez
mann bon Moria &aB; g.: Sohdnn
@oergen, % Sabre at, Spl5iAneiDer.
@bsmann BON MargaretbG Holinger.
Setrdthen. - 10. Nop.: Sob.
@eter Weber, S~ngenteur aus 2euoelinz
gen, nit Nlaria &dtbartnd 9aspar,
pbne @cperb, aus &emid3; g.: Hitos
laus GObert Trieoeri4, Inltreid)er,
aug Gamih, nit Magoalena Reuter,
cine Gtano, aus 8reoenmdher; 25.:
Srieberi9 Nitpldus Quersa. SerSens
fabritant, aus &.mi6, nit Warid
Munbppsn, 6~aushdIteriu, aus Glz
Ituner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
Wte erbalt eimc Grau iid) at,
Seften Die Sicbc ibyes
WauHes.

Sine ifanoinaoii9e 3eituna bate
Elm Yreisausfdreiben an ale perbeiras
theten Srauen erlafen fir bic bette
Intiport auf folgenbe Srase: wWie
erbalt cine Srau ii9 am beiten bic
Ntebe bes Mannes unb bic She sliid=
lth?" @s fam cine Slutb bon 4nts
tporten, pbiloiOpbii9e QbbanDlunssn,
pip9ologti9e G%rtldruneen II. T. ~.
u. +. No., Iosar MGnner batten geantz
tportet. 4ber ben preis betam bod ber
tur3e lafontf9e &at6I9lag: nSiitteri
bic 8eitie quit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31

men Yrtn5eIIinnen gelegt miro, beleuh'
tet folgenoe 8egebenbett: S. g. 8. BIZ
Srau grbsrobberSo9in bate ben prin:
aeBGen bic G%rlaubnib ertbeilt, Dire
glei9alterige, linbemittelte feline Wfdo.
6en NIT elmer fletnen Weihnahtsiiber:
raI4ung gu besliidsn. Qm Oienstag
benz 27. Deg, N6enbs balb 5 ubr
paren Die climber in's 8alais befo6len
no lie nit ibren Miittern piinttlt6 er:
i4ienen. Die prinseB6en tamen Der
fleinen Wtdo6en entgegen, nabmen IL
liebret9 bel Der 6anD uno begleiteter
lie our 9eI9eerung. Wel1e lleber.
rdiGurg BARRIE ba Der fleinen @dite.
= Srei berrli9e G6riitbGumdben tan.
DEN bort nit tDItli9en SaGen ge.
iAmiift, unb gum gr0Bten Gnt3iider
erbielten bic 8lsiren jeDes cine Puppt
ne6it pielen niiBli9en' @ei4enfen. SIS,
3&. So. Der @roBber5og uno biz
9robber5ogin ne6It s. 6. $. Der Orb
grob6er5pgin 6eebrten Die Seitoer.
iammlung nit Sbrer 8egenipart; biz
bpben 9amen u%nterbielteu ii9 in leut=
ieltger WeiIe nit ben Miittern Der elm.
selaoenen Ileinen.
Guremburger i'm Ius,
ldnDe. Sn ga perreur Iturb bieie,
Sage Der S6iffbduer Watbias Mdn=
terna4, Der i'm Sabre 1870, obIGor
bamdls nod iebr Jung, it9 bel BEN
S9lagen Der Sriiden aus5eifnete, iiber
pel6e Die fran3Diii4en Sruppen mad
Gbampignp murI9irten. Manternad
fat sablrei3e Perionen Dor Dem Gr.
trinfeu in Der Marue gerettet unb aud
ais Sauptmann Der 5euerpebr bon
zWarne fi6 nieoerbolt
our9 b~elbenbafte llnsri9rodenbeit
ausgeSei9net. @r mar nit 4 Gettungs.
mebailen unb ieit 3 Sabren nit BEN
Rittertreua Der Gbrenlegion ausgeaeiG.
net. Manternab entitammt cine,
luremburgii6en Samilie; er mar cir
Better pss Serrn Sonbuttelrs unp pes
Serrn profefprs Manterna9 aus
9%uremburg.
GiOtlfano Der Stabt
2uremburg.
9eburten. - 81. Se3.: &arl
g. b. Nifplaus Menb, SuglDbner:
Suianna, s. b. Midel SanIen, Subrs
tne6t; 0ominit, g. b. Sob. Oeuti4
Steinbauer; /. Sanuar 1899: petel
4nton, g. b. 4nton Qrenot, Subr.
mann; g.: Seq. Motbias, g. b. Mfa.
tbias araus, 8udbdnpler; Glia Ma,
ria Senriette, s. b. Sobnnn Yetel
8aei3, Observation-Disclosures; S6eppbilus
aarl Soiepb, g. b. Srans Stange,
S6neiber; g.: Wilbelm J0ildrius, g,
b. Wilb. Settles, 9anpi9ubi9neiper
f.: Inton, 9. b. Gonitant 3pdert,
S9reiner; s.: Georg Seinri6 Miael,
g. b. Wi6el Sonas, 9eI6Gftsasent
Sobann SranS Subert, 9. b. ,Sobunr
8ilen, Wirtb; 9bilipp peter, g. b
4oolpb 2ascombes, Hegenf9irmsSa.
brifant.
Seiratben.- 2. Sanudr: So
bann Mi1els, Sdullebrsr, nit Mtario
Seine Guiaaume, obne Stdnb.
SterbefGae. 80. Sea.
@nna Meri6, aft SO s., pbne Stanp,
Witttpe bon Mi9el Bterre, M0bels
1hreiner, atls. gu 2orenBpeiler ppbns
bait; 81: Sobann SranS 2emosne, ali
Is g.. SanbihubI6neioer, e6elos; 2.
Sanuar 1899: Waria aussner, aft 73
S, p6ne Stanp, Wittpe b. 5rana
Goling, Sumpeniammler, Stls. 81
Samm p%pbnbaft; Regina Meper, all
rs g., obne Stanb, Wtttpe bon @oam
9roos, stls. Subrmaun; 4pam 9re.
ger, alt II S.. Gigarrenarbeiter; Dig
mes &remer, alt 81 s., pbne Stanb;
gbefrau b. 2uoiptg Starte, Subr-
mann; B.: Morib 2etelier, aft SO s..
Director Der Wilbelmz2 uremburg-
giienbabnz8 eieai4aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
Cine bumoriNN6c Sbmrmmbr.

Sine iol6e bsfinbet ii6 auf oem
sburme Der MarieutirAe in 2ippitabt,
propins WeItfalen. sic beiibt bic
Gigentbiimli9teit, DAB Ioam uno Gpa
bsim S9lasen Der pollen Stunoen
berpprtreten. Muf benz sroben 3iffer=
blatt bsfinbet iid ferner Der Baum Der
GrtenntniB; Ipbalb nun Ioam unb
@pa berportretsn, bGlt 2ebtere ben bonn
8aume sefliidten 3psig an benz iid
Der @pfel befinbet, IN Der Sano. 9ei
iebem S6lase Der ubr Dffnet 4oam
ben Munb. aber Gpa i9ldgt nit ibrem
3peise auf benielben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31

iisfem Sdnee uninDglid) tpGrs. Sn Der
Resel bdlt Sommerhola in ben &C.
bduoen ldnger, ais Elm Sabrbunbert;
fiinfaig Sabre ulte 8dlfen tDnnen nod
gerabe tpie neue IN anbere 8auten
iibernpmmen perber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
8poenflG9e

Die np9 BON teiner europat1her
Nation otfupirten 2Gnber bdben ale
Musii9t, in nidt gu ferner 3eit in bic
9dnoe Der gnslGnoer uno 5ran5oisn
au fallen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31
Sic 9beilmna 9(irifaS.

Na9bem g(frita mit4usnabme zines
Sbeiles inn Often uno i'm Centrum, io@
ipie Der anerfannt u~nabbdngtsen Sam
Der spii9en ben e%uropdifden Nationen
setbeilt pprben lit, biirfte es bieielben
babel gu chamber iteben, penn Dor Der
6anb aud nur cine ungefdbre SadBz
uns mDsli9 lit.
Die .@aaette Commercials" entnebs
men mir bariiber folsenpe @ufiteaung:
PonpufIIhp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-31

las, 100000 100000
3u ben u~nabbdnsisen Staten &c.
bOren:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
TRUSTS ARE
LIKE BANKS

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE Clear.
ina House Committee Of the Clear
ing House Association has decided
q place all the trust companies that
clear through banks In the apaocla.
ton In the same cateRNy as the non
member banks. which means IN ef-
feet that the trust companies VIII
hr obliged 70 make weekly reports
OF their assets and liabilities and to
submit 10 a general examination Of
their affairs
II was also decided by the commit
tee 20 send out formal notice to
81 banks IN the association inform
lnE them that they must not clear
for any trust company unless that
company has been In active opera.
ton for At least one year
This viii result In barring out
suCh C0mpa mics a. the Morton trust.
the Federal trust. the Bankers trust
the Century trust. the Trust Com
pauy % New York. and fully half
a dozen others that have come into
existence recently.
This rule will place the trust COM
panlca on exactly the same footing
a. non-membvr banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
HE WAS PAID TO
FIRE BUILDINGS

DULUTH. MINI. Nov is--There
vas a sensation in the district court
today when Hiram Rhodes went on
the stand IN \ civil case and testified
that he had cot nre 10 numerous
buildings Ter money.
The case was that Of Roscn boom
vH. Howard and Ifaynis. and JnN n
q Howard. 70 collect money due.
The arm was in the dry goods husi-
ness. and faiied i've years ago. A.
that time Rhodes vas a clerk in the
store
lie Ewore he set IRE 20 the store at
the lrsstigation Of the Hovards. who
agreed 20 pay him 500. and double
II In case ~ total loss
lie said he had previously Aet Are
TO six dwellings, owned by the How
ards. being assisted by Edward H.
Howard
John q. Howard denied the story.
but declared that Rhodes fred the
store. being hired 20 do SO by Hay
ME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
STEAMER WAS
OVERCROWDED

SAN FRANCISCO. Nos. 1.-THE
steamer Homer. which arrived iaat
Thursday from Alaska. IL in trouble
with the government. II has be.n
called % the attention ~ Collector
Jackson that the vessel arrived here
greatly overcrowdsd. The license
o. the Homer authorizes the carry
Ing ~ three cabin passengers. 50 see
ond class passengers and a crew Of
-. or in all. = persons A report
made "a Surveyor Spear by A. p
Higgins. master OF tho Homer.
shows that The vessel arrived here
with 20s persons on board. or this
number ~ were cabin passengers
20 were steeraEe passengers. and IS
composed the crew
The penalty for ovcrcrowdtnE n
vessel r. 50 for each person over the
limit. Under tftia law tho owners 81
the Homer can he held liable 10 the
government for $500 Capt. HiE-
gins says that he violated tho law
by authority 81 the federal officials
in Alaska He does no, claim. how
ever. that such authority was Civ
en- IN writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
.NsggxsuusgFgxSugFgSkl.
!: CITY NEWS. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

J. - sehasfsf. Van n. Tripaiett
and John Vaughn alleged Ia BE- con
ndencc men. Were arrested late zee
teriay Afternoon on charge N
vaErancy
The remains II Isaac Robinson.
"a ho was drowned at White iIerNs
rapids. Alaska. October 10. will he
shipped to London b. BuiterWortt
Tor intermeut
Frank Smith. Tom Murphy and o
NJ Bishop we're arrested late yrstes-
day BY Onleer Chapman. on a charge
20 stealing copper Strs ana hfass
ftiinxr from the Third avenue ear
lire
) r blackwell has been selected
60 succeed = = Nc Micken. as sen
srai freight anf passenger agent Of
the y, A. r & r company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
MORE STEAMERS
ON NOME RUN

A new line Of palatial steamships
will be put on next spring between
this city and Cape Nome - the So
attic Steamship company The
company will operate three steam
sr.. the smallest 81 which viii have
o capacity equal 20 that - th.
wrecked steamer Laurada The
steamship Oregon has already been
secured. and IL likely 20 arrive here
any day. She is vessel o. about
the same class a. the Waila Waua.
TIE company has not yet decided
what II will do with her during the
winter. The vessel VIII not be start
81 for Nome before April The
company IL now considering the nd
visibility ~ running her between
this port and Hawaii during the win
ter season
The second vessel will be Of the
same class a. the Oregon Her
name f. being withheld. as the com
pany intend 10 change II before
bringing her to Seattle. There viii
be a third vessel. and uulosH TIE
Laurada can be pulled Of the rocks
and put IN good condition. vessel
OF her class will be secured. Al az
the boats will be here during the
winter. and unless some special
charter IL arranged, they viii run 90
Lynn canal. Hawaii or San Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
Prosecution of the Notorious PinCuS
Gang Falls Flat.
THE THREE men ARE DISMISSED
Complete fiasCo of the Police Departments
Attempt to Round Up the BunCO
Men Who Thrive Here.

quite evident tina, the arrested men
never tave been 80 cheaply rslvas-
4 outside Of the three arrests men
toned. the order Of chief willard
had practically M effect.
on the night when the men wee
taken into custody. Judge Cam. sut
20 the klndness % his heart. went
T. the police station and inquired Il
the boys had yet secured bali.
Finding that the matter had been
satisfactorily adjusted. b. departed
without further comment
The trial came OF at 10 a m to-
day Oricers who made the arrests
testified AZ 70 the general character
~ the prisoners Capt. Willard then
suggested thst the proper criminal
ing witness 10 be heard Nas q Re-
porter - the star. who knew all
about bnneo men In this city Th~
fnrmaiity ~ calling the reporter vas
gone through. although willard anc
eryh1dy else connected With the
case knew thRt no summons raj
been served upon the newspaper
man. and that ne had not even been
told that his testimony vas desired.
After a painful walt for the Star
man % appear. judge Cam asked
n there we're any other witnesses.
None appearing. the judy. wrinkisd
his hroNs and. after a moment 80
calm aeiiheratlon. announced that
the prisoners would he discharged.
owing 70 insufficient evidence
Trsn a self satisfied smile appear
"a upon the eountsnance ~ the act
ing chief 81 police. and the curtain
was rura down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
AN AUTOMOBILE
TRUST FORMED

NEW YORK. Nov. it-For eou-
pie 81 weeks there has been talk in
the bicycle automobile trade 81 an
amalEamation into one trust Of the
several automobile combinations
that now exist. simultaneously
there fas been afoot an alleged
movement IN consolidate all tho rub
her tire and vehicle companies into
ono concern, with a capital OF $500.
o00. O00
The first definite news concerning
the automobile combination Ia In the
fact that the Angie American Vent
Gle Company has paid a fee of 81 $50
for a certificate Of Incorporation in
Delaware. with n capital Of SIS 900. :
900 This 10 the largest amount 81
capita named by any corporation In
Delaware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
PIPE LINE TEST.

Another section % the Cedar river
pipeline IL being tested today This
10 beyond Hack River Junction.
Early this morning city Engineer
Thomson. Assistant city FnEinseF
Scott. and members % the beard ~
public Norba. left foE the scene u
the test The Pipeline 80 far tested
has proven hiKAlz satisfactory. and
~ ~ srf~rtsf ire test today viii
result IN the acceptance Of this part
% the contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
THE WATER FRONT

The British shin Queen Victoria
left the Sound yesterday with a car
80 Of wheat This will be taken TO
South Africa for the ute Of the Brit
ish army here.
Charges against sailing vessels for
expenses incurred under quarantine
regulations have been reduced at
Honolulu from $50 u SIS
Tomorrow 10 is steamer day at
Ocean dock.
The city ~ Seattle salts for the
north tomorrow and the Ai-Ki
Thureday.
The steam collier proFresso arriv-
ed from san Francisco this morn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
TORTURED BY
FOUR ROBBERS

HAZLETOS. Pa. Nov. H-John
Totten. aged 70 years. who conducts
small boot and shoe store At Tam
amend. Is almost dead at his home in
this city. from injuries received at
the hands Of burglars Late at
niRht he was awakened by the loud
knocking on the door Of his ostab-
llHhment. He opened the door and
four men entered with drawn reyol-
vers and seized him.
lie was supposed 10 have n large
sum n money IN the store. and when
he refused to reveal where II was
hidden the robbers bound and gag
ged the old man and friRhtfully NAL
treated him They then ranHacked
the house, bat only secured Is cents
He Was found In an unconscious
conditions In the morning by neigh
bpTa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
An Antitrust Convention

CHICAGO. Nov II The executive
committee named at the recent trust
conference in this city 10 make ar
ranRements for another convention.
met at the Sherman house laat sat
urday and decided that tho confer
cnce should be held In january In
Chicago. The committeeman pres
ent were; NJ. l.. Lockwood. Bellen-
ople. Pa. president Of the American
Antl-Trust league. chairman Of the
committee. a VI. PrentiaH. Chicago.
vice chairman. II. W BoddlnRhouse.
Chicago. George s. Bowen, Chicago;
James ". Wilson. Chicago; ". D.
Fleming. Kentucky, a. NJ Todd.
Michigan Franklin II. Wentworth,
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14

There was mock trial in TIE po-
lice court this morning, The notori-
Gus aggregation known a. the PIN
Gus gang. was before judge cam
upon charges % vagrancy preferred
by me police department After a
brief inquiry. the accused Werc dis
miss~d upon the grounds - lnsuin-
Client evidence Hen Plncus. George
Williams and w. nislom are now
free and unrestrained citizens Of Sc
attic. and are entitled q east their
votes on terms Of perfect equality
with his honor the MAYER. and all
other citisens ~ high Or lo3 degree
The condition Of analrs leading up
20 this unicue trial were SOME
what anomalous. shortly after
Cniss ~ Police Reed left Seattle for
the Feast. Acting Chief willard saw
NJ 10 take coxnisancs - the stars
repeated exposures % the operations
OF hunco men IN this town. ~ order
Ing the wholesale arrest u al crook
ed Characters found upon the streets.
Bring them In" was the command.
and don't wait FOR specific ACCUSE
tons A general charge Of vas-
raney will do"
Acting upon this mandate Offiee-H
Freeman and Hubbard wsnt stra Fht
20 the place where the Plueus com
bination Was esta hlishei ard brought
three cf tire members % the station.
where they were held until cash bail
bonds Of ~ each could b. made out
Then THEY were released TIE far
was not apparent 90 the officers who
made the arrests until they aAN ths
small bail bonds sxactsd Il was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
The Force Under Otis.

wAsHINGTON. n. e. Nov IL
Omcial advices from Major General
otis show that the strength % his
command In the Philippines. cxclu-
corps. numbers iati officers and ~.
t62 enlisted men. His hrst report
Included all 81 the troops IN HIS
command on October 81. since which
time q part Of the Thirty-Rccond
and Thlrty-ninth arrived at Manila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
n N oral Wave.

MOUNT VERNON. wasi,. Nov.
IL a number % prominent citizens
Of skaEii county. fepr~seniinF dlfis =.
ent church aFEaaizatious and 60.
cieties. have organised league to
BE- known e. the Good Citizens.
LeaEu. OF SkaEit County The oh.
iect 81 the organization Ntii be the
enforcement 81 the laws uchinE
sunday Observance. gambling. the
liquor traffic and the abatement q
vice. and the securing u such add.
tionai legislation a. may b. necss-
ssry 90 guarantee fhr protection 4
tho home and community \ vice
prvriden, Waa elected Tor every tow n
% Importance IN the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
Private Ellis HON o.

MORAN PRAIRIE wash. Nov.
Il Private Carson 4. ELLIS. late Of
Company l.. Fret Regiment Wash
inRton volunteers. WAS rendered a
rousing and enthusiastic reception
Friday evening. Nov 10. by the "a
triotic citizens % Moran Prairie The
young mans home IL on Moran
Prairie. where n has lived since a
boy, and the reception Was held In
the church ia that community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
POLITICS MIXED.

Tho Socialist Democrats met laht
might ana decided not 60 Join IN fua-
Ton Ia the coming municipal cam
paign As the Democrats intend
fusion hy meana OF citizens tick
e., ana az the anti iiumca Republic
an element il IN all probability go
Ing 10 send a large number 81 their
following 10 support the citizens
ticket. things look like very mixed
politics this spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE Right
Rev. Michael wiEger, bishop Of the
Newark diocese. has been chosen by
the vatican to say mass At the
birthplace or Christ in Bethlehem on
Christmas morning
Bishop Wigger IL tho FIRST person
other than a member Of the Fran
eisean order Of Monks upon whom
this honor has been conferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14

CORVALLIS. or. Nov. HI r.
Fischer. owner ~ the Corvallis
Touring mills. has purchased from
Raifour. Guthrie 4 Co. the $50 bar
rel Touring mill formerly operated At
Slivertnn by William Dunbar. now
somewhere in the Orient. Tho value
Of the mill is about t2b. 900. but tho
price at which It changed hands has
not been made public The mill VIII
be thoroughly overhauled. and I'm
proved. and In about q month Will
be- placed In operation by the new
nmnnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
NEW MINING Laws.

\ small-sized convention Of Cape
Nome men met yesterday afternoon
at the Dlllcr hotel to inauRurate pre-
llminary steps toward the correction
81 the mining laws now existing at
Nome. The men vii aak To have
mining claims in Alaska made 500
square feet in area. Tfsy will also
ask laws forhidinR the location -
claims by power ~ attorney. II ia
expected the cooperation Of this by
states representatives In congress
will be secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
Revenue Collector Resigns

PESDLEToS. or. Nov. IL
Marion A Butler deputy collector q
internal revenue for this district. has
resigned. Mf Hutief says his reais
nation IL due merely 10 the press Of
bis private Law practice. and that he
could not d Justice o. both ofies
and the practice tie 10 a law part
ner 81 l.. Il Hedsr. the latter a
member o. the last legislature In the
lower house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
General Wheaton Has a Fierce En-
gagement With the Fi|ipinos.
MAJ. LOGAN AMONG THE KILLED
The Americans Suffer Severe Losses But
Finally Put the Enemy 10 Flight
A Thrilling Affair.

MANILA Nov wheatons advance the insurgents At
. Lawton herce
routed It'r-
killed noud-
The Americans captured 30 rebels
.
. numbered 100 mostly .
rarar under Cent
which stretch 800 yards OF
impossible third volunteers with
satrnE dashed mud and struggled toward q"
the rebel sharpshootsrs who
located in and houses alons the road one ON
a fell dead spot the
. Hharprhootefn their insignia =
out a
hra4ealy the face Of the
. gents vullsyE
MANILA. NOV the u Fnpinos Killed the .
BY Co March Col caross on the
. Asuinado ordering the
. poisoned Many bow
= Filipino trenches. .
WASHINGTON u C.. Private cable from Manila
received this that MAJ John A. Logan had been
= he only black Jack" Logan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14

WASHINGTON. II. G. Nov. IA
Admiral Watson cahled from Manila
this morning: Escaped Spanish
prisoners from san Fabian report
seeing Gilmore IN Tarlac with 1--WE
men on Nov. /. and all wern well.
The location OF the other ~ Is un-
known have cabled Hong Kong
FOR offers OF salvage on the Charles
ton"