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ATIoRnaYs.A1 Law.


Wal II BUTTNER. attorney at
law. suits prosecuted aud defend
cd ia ali courts. ~ ycurH' expert
ence. Proceedings Ia bankruptcy.
Companies Incorporated. Abstracts
carefully examined Collections
made Ia all parts Of the United
bauk references. bia Third ave-
nue.. 'Ihone. Main 1000.
J. \. BALL. Jll.. rs HoHweli Block.
100 Columbia 81. above ist Ave.
General practice In all the courts.
Damasa Cases a Speciality
Moderate Fees Consultation FIRES.
Ten Years Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-at-iaw. Dexter Horton Rank bid
a. h. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main 7l1.
, a KELLOGG. $50 Bailey building.
heNHoN : AUST. ~ foatan H.ock
w. -. i.AnBuTH. 7o.-s. Paeino blk.
a e MACDONALD. aos Burke Bld.
Root Palmer 8 brown. Pioneer bid.
y q coNONtR t2-t7 Halter bldg
Lyman = kNAiP 10 Haller tlds
"a. wARp KIM, N. eufke bldg
, D boraLAs. b0i New Yprk bik.
RicHAHo osHlRN ios#s y \ bk
Is s. LANatANp to2 New York bik
NORAeE PETER Gi5 NeN York bk
riFfHE = FERRY 1910 second
a. o. MARTIN, Lawyer. Go Mutual
IIfN iuIiH ing.
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Kew Woman Member.

OLYMPIA, May 1.-THE appoint
ment % membership In the state
board n education has been accepted
az the hands 0f Gov Rogers BY Niaa
Grace G. Henderson. the appointment
having been declined by Miss Thorn
az u Walla WalIa.
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PAFF 4 ROuLO. store axturca.
general jobbing. 800 Main street
sODEuQufBT a RoaELEAH. ahoDs
Al uss22o Spring street.
J. u. SWIFT. house and nign pain
ter. Lake avenue. Fremont
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

The following marriage licenses
were issued today. To Johan A. Hell
mersen, age .. Of Seattle, and Wei
ma J. Jacobsen. age IS. ~ Kent: 10
Fred Waldrgu. ago 20. Of Wallace.
Wash. and May Munger, age tG. OF
Brighton Beach.
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PUNISHED
BY Death for Holding
Bold Opinion.

VIENNA. May IA Conatantiu.
ople dlapateh says there has been
wholesale shooting In Macedonia
for the crime af holding revolution.
ary opinion. More than 100 persons
were executed at various places.
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CALLED HIM "TkTTERS",
AND IT BROKE HIS HEART

Especial Carrespondeuce)
NEW YORK. May GThev called him
hs heart
the inscription might well be writ i'm stone
Tommy of
-
Eugepe Field who should
the chidapoet e. dead Perhaps
Tommy river only
an a
Tonmy-a father = "a mo Il dans
In
bad shape They
mend them. hut the hoy the h.
The other fellows Of
They made faces. called him
The couldn't rent on very auist and
alone. little time later
wharves small boy sar
heap Of the buried n
his and he sobbug.
East side worth mnding all over
70 Tommy. What's the natter hoy7' asked
alone the boy sads "suriy Kid walked
Of.
But he turned about sharp At the sound Of splash
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auslfleas COLLEGES.

LEO's Hualueaa College. Union. I'd 4.
individual Instruction al subjects
BEST methods ana teachers. Acme
HusIness college. Second and PIKE.
n W school T,leFraphf Pioneer
Wuaeus Business COLLEGE. Ma#n tif-
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nr Borics may properly Roe termed
a private detective. hrtnuHU TODAY
he searched diligently iu uu oudeaNs
ri Go locate the young mother who
the latter part al last week dlstp=
peared trum Providence hospital and
lett month old baby girl ga his
care.
The story of how tho mother waa
left hy man aud woman suppressed
% be her friends at the very door
at the hospital ana how she iu turn
had forsakrn her youug infant, was
told in yesterdays star.
In am interview with nr Huries II
was stated that the elrl had said her
name was Miller and that she rvHld.
cd at Everett.
strange Case.
The ease has assumed a different
phase today. and promises 90 drXei=
ope "a sensation as the facts ina
tertallse. pr Borles has ascertain
Ell that the Young girls relatives
reside at ballard aud mott nt Everett.
as she told nt the hospital Tie VIII
SO Ia the Salmon hay city this after
noon ana " possible. locate her par
entS. The doctor says che girl could
not have been over Is years 81 AK
ant had "a pretty childish face.
The telephone At pr Nories' office
has been ringing all day long. and
Miss Katie Petersen. the doctor
agilee attendant. Says that nearly
every message had been an inquiry
about the deserted baby. A lady At
Fremont calied M the office verY
early this morninK In regard To
adopting the infant.
Paid the Hospitsl.
1T is certainly mysterious ease. e
said pr nofies today 1T doesn't
seem possible that Firi could Be
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PEOPLE Up
AGAINST IT

Joe Wright. who runs the notort-
Gus Boxer cigar game az Second av-
euuc and Main street. was arrested
b Detective Wappsnstsin last night
on the charge 90 conducting "a Kama=
ling game. and pleaded guilty before
Judge George this morning and vas
fined IS and costs.
Maurice MeGlbarA. a lahorer. WNa
given ten days IN the city Jail fer
drunkenness.
Charles Ashiy. accused Of stealing
a diamond pin from a woman. MAS
arrested I'm Tacoma yesterday BY De-
tective Lane and brought To this
city. W. q. Goats was arrested in
Everett and sent hack 90 Ssattl. On
charEs 81 being implicated In the
affair.
Florence Marvin. the well known
medium and fortune teller. has de-
eidsd % gu out af business The
charge Of vaErauey against her has
bern suspended indenuiteiy.
A large force q men IA employed
at Arlington doeH leading the T. g
transport ooraek she viii san Ter
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Who Was the MsnI

= have not set learned who the
man WAS who took the Eirl Ca the
hospital More than 90 persons have
telgphoned my office today leaving
their names and stating that II tn
mother did NOT appear and ClatHi her
infant they were willing 40 adopt H.
The child II aftii la charge 81 the
nurses az the Manad hospital. where
II r. receiving the best ~ care.
g shall leave the child az that IN
stitution until Monday. and u thr
mother does not put in an appear
auce 7 shall place u la care of anma
charitable person TO De- property
reared"
The story as published iu last
nights star created much talk about
the city. u e understood that the
girls parents are weu O. do.
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Glare says

That In order % make room for
midsummer styles nov arriving
pattern hats IN stock viii b. cut
one half In price ito9 Second eve
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fl0SLYH COAL
III QUEEN COAL

once tried always used. on
ma kim, Success the test q
merit"
business started In Seattle
Aug. 1889. and has increased sv-
cry month since.
Telephone Union q for steam
coal and domestic. orders 70 y
delivered north of Pike street
Telephone Main SIS orders for
delivery south OF Pike street
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If you viii compare our prices
with downtown competitors. YOU
VIII find vast difference. Star
Paint Co, Third and Pike street.
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DENTISTS.
oREssMAkeRs.
oYeIno AND cIsAnINo.

Partisan bye Works We cali Tor.
clean. press. deliver your clothes.
One ltis ist ave. Tel Main ioit
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. dry
rieHHiHe 1915 West az Main 1el
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FARM LANDS.

EIGHTY SIX acres very convenient
Is located house. two barns, poul-
try house. root cellar. rrhnFd
Zoe trreH. apples. cherries pears.
Iruues for sale OF VII exchange
for house and bot IN Seattle.
RouT. MALTBY. go New York Bik.
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II you are going TO Nome order
your typewriter supplies from Niles,
100 Cherry street.
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Hls WIFE GOT MAD ABOUT IT.
v hat was tho matter with your
wife iaht night. Bob she Was
quite nuappy 10 you. Whew
WHHat Hhc hotf II Waa all be-
cause I went a. store close b 10
get some butter instead Uf going
down to the Cow Butter Store.
whore she always getH it. Why
dldu { you tell her you got 10 there 2
id. but my! she knew the differ
enee a. quick az she tasted a. And
II she didn't give me a scoldinE.
You know. she saya them people
are exclusively lu the butter and
eEHH business. aud spare no effort
to get the best 10 be had. and they
Always sell az reaaoua Die prices.
Their fancy Iowa and Washington
butter they cell Tor % q pound
pounds SC. and their FIRES III
HOME RANCH EGGS. which you
can depend on. dozen. 30 cents
and full cream cheese. 2 pounds -
cents. You see that y0u get these
after this.
COW BUTTER sToRE. isigh n az
START a Mall order Business. DO
the work az home at night. Easy
and profitable. Hints Of what %
do and how 70 do Il in Whites
Sayings. an advertersins journal
% cents per year, 8 cents per copy.
Whites Sayings Publia hing Co.,
Department s.. Seattle.
FREE treatment-a limited number
Of chronic cases treated free b.
advanced students. under dlrso-
ton Of regular operators. Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Washington In
Etitute OF Ostcupathy. Safe DepoB-
ii building.
PALMIsTRY-Ars. W A. Sheldon.
scientific palmiat. IL nov located
at No. . 05 Third axz., cor. Of SEN
eca street. Full life readings from
palmlstry. Once hours from 10 a.
IN to q. IA. Fee within reach OF
all.
BARGAINS In second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
uitare company. We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
10 and III Second avenue south.
HAIR and scalp specialist. 2o4
Spring street. corner Second ave-
nue.. Gray hair restored 90 orig
inai ooiur. dandrun or falling hair
cured and hair grown on bald
heads. No pay tn Eatisfled.
INAA&@ A1A HN~1ftfA iAAtA1
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc. BED Froat Furniture Co.
1io-if7 End Ave. 2. Tel. Red izz1
WITH VINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. isc. Alley Restaurant. al
ley on Columbia bet. mt ana 1rd.
FASHION Hair Store. i2i3 Second
avenue, diagnosis Of the scalp
free 81 charge.
oxYDONoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases Avoid imita-
lions. 4 Mcdonald block
REGULAR night trips 70 W. Seat
tie From May Il. Foot Spring ST
LADIES try a bath. Airs. Tatt.
careful massage. 81 Third avenue.
WAISTS and skirts TO order. cheap.
2 : Mfg. Co. s07 Union.
wANTED-old gold and silver. Il.
Hensel. mfg. jeweler. - Hinckley.
MRS. y. BENNETT is again at IS
Haller block. hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery;
lew nrlcee corner 9TH and Pine
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ARCHITECTS.

\. TfDEMAND. II colmaa block,
McManun 4 walker a0l n. y biz.
E W aQuanTok. At-il eolLlns
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REAL ESTATE.

New houses and nice ones are be-
ing erected on 18th and 18th avenues
near Jefferson. and The elise In
vestment Co. are selling the lots be-
longing To l.. c. Smith. of Syracuse,
N. Y, very rapidly.
As the lots are
Near the car line,
High and slightly.
Not far from center,
In a good neighborhood,
And will increase In value,
they VIII soon be sold.
500 Is the price and THE elise
INVESTMENT CO, OF Pacific block.
are the agents.
Call and get plat Of Squire Park.
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Buy q Diamond Ice Coupon Book.
The season BE- on. Tel. Main 1888.
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gRIcRs6N1c WfG1N 90. manu-.
factnra and repair electrical APP
parHtuH 1914 West ~. Main rs
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For health treatment al T.adieas
Bath Parlors, GIL Ord ay. Mrs. TAFT.
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ADS.
AnhraAcl Oh 1l1lG

AesreAci OF urLa.
ObuotNE. IHhMrhH a 90. nc.
Abstract Company, rHtnhlihhrd
1898 Mining claim abstracts. BASE
ment of the Mutuni LIE huudipE
Booth WhIttleaoy iianfdrd Abstract
Co established 1863 basement Of
Hpllef block Telephone Main lot.
sEATfiE Ahatraci 90 81 y biz
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FINANCIAL.
STANDARD on COMPANY
aH kGfnmffFssfar

STANDARD OIL COMPANY
If Washington.
Has property right iu the midst ~
the best Oh district tn the state;
more development uuW tn that
section than any other part Of
Washington. Gas has been struck
We expect uli inside II 60 days.
TINE CENTS A SHARE
for ffsf ISSUE. Get uruHHHf ius and
read Prof AuEhey'a report. Dniccs
1Qs Washington block.
TO LOAN Private money "a low
rate Of interest. Grnli. Damua a
Gamer. iQI Mh-iou street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
ffson & Eshelman Mutual Life bid
oI yarIe III - Il HsIisr hIocF
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On on the ClTT Of EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT,
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave Seattle. 100 a. IA. L IA, and
y. IA.
Leave Everett 9.i5 a. m. $50 and
7:l5 y. IA.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
Colmnn dock. Seattle. Tel. Red 33i.
Fare Zoe. round trip 81 90. First
class meals served at so cents.
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FoR RENT.

t-raam house. si2. furniture Tor sal
zllk E5xth avenue
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cLAIRVoYhsfs.
j.. Vs. POTTER
occult psychic. under the auspices
Of HeHtile Fplritum Association,
Sunday EVENING, MHy r. + O'Clock.
az TufHHtrLH ban. SIS First awe
niue vii give u HsHnea Of occult
phenomena. naturalization aud
Independent slate writing iu fun
RHH lIFht Bring your own States
scaled or uniird. Admission Zoe.
FOSTER - occult psychic. mntDri-
alizHtlau. spirit photography. Eot
a picture Of your spirit friends
fituuHH from Q "a. ~. to Z D. m.
iteom 81 Vondomc. flfat avenue.
GERTRUDE MYREE. greatest Nv
Ing elsiryoLant Leland 81 "a as.
CLOTHES CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 90.
clothes in shape tl.B0 month. dye
Ing. repairing. 1901 1rd. bun 1905
HIGHEST prices for caat.on cloth
ing Dave Taylor. 10 starr Boyd bid
ooh hACioh and soiLDthS.
PAFF 4 ROULO. store nxturca.
general jobbing. 800 Main street.
sODEHQut8T a ROaELEAH. shops
a. 2is-22o Spring street.
J. Il. SWIFT. house and nIgn pain
terl Like aYnnnc. Fremont.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
TWELVE DANCING IE8sOEB.
$50. ladies. ladies and gentlemen;
guaranteed waltz. tWo=atsp and all
the latest ball room dances. c3-
trennelg low rate for gentlemen
Joining open classes nov Monday
and Friday evenings. 90 Will
son Dancing Academy. pike street.
Rauhe block. rtynte lessons daily
Circulars mailed free.
MIR. aud Mra. Little'H Academy. de-
pertinent. dancing. physical cul-
tHrs ~ HHdin1n hef zrf and f'h.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
LUCAS Dstociiye Agency. Union
n-9gh y - y 49,. IllznaE.r.
DENTISTS.
a " PHILLIPS. 81 Heussy ok.
Chleago Deninl 10 81 HLnckLey-
DHAaATfC-OFEHAtIe SCHOOL,
PRANK e. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course IN an grades IF dramatic
art. eioeutl1n, voice placing. 0pcr-
attic force. Tuesdays and fridayH.
suite s. ifOiyuke block
pREssMAkERs
ron Ladies' tailor aud reception
gowns cell st Lamb Sisters. siO-
aii Collins block
Mime. Muriel. skirts faced and bound.
10 e ~ @ y m g Mcdonald bk
MME SMITH. modinte. Hlncklsy.
LYNCH a SHAW. az Hslier RifF
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eolleerlon AeENclge.
CLAIRVOYAHTG


foNgY collected ii Ilaaloo bIocE
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THE y. v. INTELLIGENCE co.
corner Second avenue and Union.
wants 80 coal miners IS day, S
hours 8 men for saw mill. 30 boys
For Ink factory; 2 good men to
travel lady cook tn hotel In city,
y4a. 3 Mattresses la city chamber
maids girls for general homework.
SECOND girls. etc. All employers OF
labor send in your orders TO the
largest and best conducted Office In
tie y. W. Write. call. wire or
phone White 75l.
POSITION for chnmbermaids and
Mattresses. Also. position for first
class saleslady In dry goods or
millinery establishment. Good ref
crenee Wanted -housekeeper 60
take care OF three children. Queen
city Employment 0fllce. 1913 2rd
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FURNACES.

BuTTERWORTH q sons embaim-
ere ftaa 1925 THIRD Tel P'ke 40.
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PATENT ATTORNEY.
PERSONAL

Barnea . Co. an sl5fl BOYD bldg IDS
y. q. ADAMS. drafting. colman BID.
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FOR sALE@Seuttle suction sale
stable. 1919 Western avenue: tel.
Hun i6si. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday az p. m horses,
wagons. harness. etc. Al kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. J.
Walker auctionecr.
$1,000 Vent 5-room. e-etofY cottage
with fun lot 6oxie0. On Terry ave
uue north. cnsv walking distance.
500 cash, balance monthly. Frank
II. Hunter. with the elise Invest
meHf -. room A. Pacific block.
on TRADE Kougarock. Blucston
and Feather river claims Teller
ELLN II Il Tho Elar
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REAL EsTAre-csn,l,,,..

70 acres waterfront. sra,r
ma 1utnuii1inEa 80 -, haa,.
Itesa 40 kinds IT mall iiui
hef#n'u 500 HHd - &C., iieit
- ilIRlau harla. I'm q q
ea#H some 1ipaded aaetsl illa
- thluHa tlsg1 Tenn a''l ~.
HUSTON. a1< Bailey balia, y J.
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PRINTING ANo eINpINa.

METROPOLITAN Printing & Bind
Ing CO. III Yesler. Tel. Blue eel
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
SOC. 9eT. sos Washington Bid, over
Treen's shoe store. Tel. White asa
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
FREE
TREATMENT
PRESCRIPTIONS

Next Wednesday, Nov. 20, DR.. M: M.
Dewey, the well known specialist, will be
in attendance at the Massachusetts DIS
pensary, 81 Main Street, and will examine
treat and prescribe for all patients abso-
lutely free of charge.
DR.. Dewey's regular Office charges are
from $40 to $50 month"; Therefore to
give his entire services free of any ex-
pense, as above stated, means much to
the sick of Worcester and outside towns.
This offer applies to rich or poor, new
patients and all old patients, who wish to
renew, and for any complaint.
The doctor is a busy man, personally
attending to over ten thousand calls a
year. The diseases to which he gives
especial attention are catarrh, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, asthma, diseases of the
lungs, heart, skin, blood and nervous dis
eases; also to gynecology, or diseases
peculiar to women.
He has a reputation for making cures
rarely equalled, and he cordially invites
any one suffering from any trouble, no
matter what 1t is, to consult him. 1t will
cost nothing, and may be the means of
saving your life.
Remember, DR.. Dewey can only be seen
on Wednesday. His hours are from 10 a.
m. to D. m. Su, Tu, w
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FRATERNIZED UNDER
BANNER OF TEMPERANC E

Fort Worth, Tex, Nov. 17.-Today
the great religious feature of the w. c.
T. U. was presented. Thirty-four
members of the union occupied as
many pulpits in different churches in
the city, preaching in most instances
morning and evening. The topics COW
cred were the whole common ground of
religious thought of the world.
Doctrinal discourse was tabooed,
Methodists occupied Presbyterian pull
pits, Unitarians talked to a Methodist
Episcopal Church, South Congrega-
tional and Baptist Congregationalists
fraternized under the white banner Of
temperance.
Some of the most prominent pulpit
orators were Mrs. Mary Hunt of Bos-
ton; Mrs. Margaret Ellis, Washington;
Rev. Eugene st. John, Kansas City;
Mrs. Clara Parrish Wright Of Illinois;
Mrs. Mabel L. Conklin, national lectu-
rer and organizer New York; Mrs.
Addie n. Fields, worlds missionary to
Mexico; Mrs. Marion Durham, Bur-
lington Iowa. Mrs. Howard Hoge, Of
Virginia; Miss Belle Kearney Of Mis-
sissippi.
All these speakers preached to appre-
ciative and overlooking congregations.
Chief interest centered in the annual
sermon preached in the Christian Tab
lAaOAC ny GAlHdbGAh 1ItCAhOOQ VI
New York, world and national evange-
list superintendent. Texts were First
Corinthians, Ill: For Christ Sent Me
Not to Baptize, but to Preach the
Gospel" Matthew, 5-17: Il Am Not
Come to Destroy, but to Fulfill"
The supreme thought In the discourse
was preaching the gospel. She said
that all history teaches wisdom of
right doing and folly of wrong doing.
The speaker instanced Robespierre,
Lord Jeffries, Louis 18th and Cool
gosz. Here is a notable quotation:
politicians strive to make Theodore
Roosevelt vice-president that they may
remove him as governor of New York
and no longer be hindered in their
wicked schemes and, behold a most
signal and disastrous reversal of their
plans. Roosevelt, a man Of destiny,
becomes President while his successor,
Gov. Odell, develops ability to rise
above aims and standards Of machine
politics. History emphasizes the exact
ness of Gods justice"
She pleaded for the objects Of the W.
c. T. u, and pledged its 100000 mem
bership to right living.
This afternoon a grand Philippine
rally was held at the rally, which was
overlooked. The question Of eYangeliZ-
| ing the islands was discussed from the
| light of the personal relation of one
who had been there, and pledges were
| received to maintain a missionary for
| a year.
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BABY MINE FIRE is
ExTINGUISHED AT LAST

Pocahontas, Va, Nov. II. - Excursion
trains carried more than 1000 people from
the coal fields of Pocahontas, Flat Top
and Elkhorn to the scene of the Baby
mine disaster today.
The fire in the mine has been extin-
guished, and the three lines of hose were
withdrawn soon after noon today. In
some of the lower places in the mine the
water stands two feet deep. No bodies
have been recovered since yesterday, but
the work will continue as long as there is
any hope of recovering any of the I'M
fortunates. Many of the miners familiar
with those employed there, still assert
that at least eight bodies are yet within
the mine.
The fallen slate at various intervals
throughout the long shaft is being re-
moved, but the work is necessarily slow.
The three bodies taken out yesterday
were badly burned, but they were sup
posed to be Hungarians and were inferred
this afternoon.
Money for relief is being raised by pop
ular subscription. The state mine in
spector is on the scene, but as yet has
given out no statement regarding the sup
posed cause of the disaster.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE annual re-
port of Hon. w. R. Merriam, director of
the census, was made public today by the
secretary of the interior, to whom it is
addressed. Speaking of the prospect of
meeting. the legal requirement for the
completion of the four principal reports
by July l, 1902, Mr.. Merriam says:
The work of tabulating the returns
and results of the field work of the emu
merators and special agents of the 18th
census has progressed with reasonable
celebrity The law provides that the four
principal reports shall be placed In the
hands of the public by the first of July,
1902 and this requirement has rendered it
absolutely necessary to maintain a cleri-
cal force adequate to complete the work
within the prescribed period.
THE officials of the office believe their
allotted task will be completed in ample
time"
The director gives list of prosecutions
for violation of the law in connection
with the census work, saying of them:
1T was hardly to be expected out of
the large number of agents employed in
the field work-about So, 900 in all-that
there would not be some who would
prove incompetent and unfaithful to duty.
The director has endeavored to enforce
the census act to the letter. and through
the assistance of the attorney general has
proceeded against all obstacles"
The report includes all detailed state
ments from the decision of the chiefs to
the decision of the bureau.