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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-13
Gmtraum benz gose.

Gerr 6. 9. Munoap, elm &e9tsz
antpalt BON 6enrietta, Ter., ibreibt:
uMein 8ruoer bate boberabiees
Malaria Sieber uno Die @elblu9t.
S9 iberrebete i'm, Electric Bit
ters" su nebmen, unb balo oarauf
batte fib iein 3uftano audi bebeutenh
eebefiert; aber er iebte leinen @e=
brauh iolanae fort, big er - nad
furaer 3eit-p0llig interchangeable
par. Sd bin feit bappn ilberseugt,
oaB Electric Bitters'' i'm bem
9ooe entriiien bat. Dieie Mebisin
beleitigt Malaria, tDotet &ranfbeits=
Seine uno reiniet bas 8lut; fDrbert
Die 8eroaurna, reeulirt bic 2eber
uno @ieren, beilt geritopfune, 9ps=
pepiie, neroDle &ranfbeiten, 9ieren=
2eioen uno SSrauen &ranfbeiten;
iiberbaupt:-giebt ppue @elunobeit.
Sour so Gts., gu baben bel s.
&alteper & Sobn, DrDeuilten.
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Sine S1retfenss sgtacbt.

nTieIes 8aneen erreet es, als Die
Ierate lasen, baB Die @itttpe oes
tapferen Generals 8urnban, BON
Mabias. We., mod por 3agensanz
bru6 an 2ungenent5iinoune iterben
meroe," ihreibt sSrau g. $. 2iu=
coin, Die ibr tpdbrenb Der Oeodt 8ei=
itano leiitete. SeoDb lie i6ifte nad
DIR. Kings New Discovery, !,
bas ibr mebr als einmal bas
2eben gerettet batte, uno iie BON
Sdpinoiu6t beilte. ,geaboem
ite es eingenommen bate, lb(ief
iie Die gan5e Nadt uno bellen nah=
berieer @ebraub bat iie tpieoer pDl=
fig eebeilt. Dieie wunberbare
Meoicin miro earantirt, alle Sails,
8ruits uno 2ungen Qeiben au heiz
len. Sour so Gents uno 81. 90.
8robe@ @Slaibe frei bel S. &alteuer &
Sobn, Droauiiten.
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cages Weui9feiten.
s II I q II 5:

5 n q n D.
= Sn @ebiter @rope BEL ct.
Souls, Miiiouri, tpurbe g. sc.
9rumbull, Der friibere Nntpalt Der
9eras & Bacific 8abn, BON einem
Hailagier 3uee iiberfabren uno ip=
fort eet0btet. (Der Spbn bes Ser
itDrbenen fam ppr brei Sabren bier
in San antoniu auf bieielbe Nrt inns
2eben!)
- Nus Cincinnati tpirb berid)z
tet, baB apei &eeimenter Der Stats
milia pDm @Duperneur Die Srore be-
fonmen baben, 1i9 bereit gu balten,
Inn ant Sreitas Nbenb bic Mbbals
tung oes &ublin Seffries 9breis=
Sauitfampfes epentuell eepaltlant au
perbinbern.
4 Mus Wanila miro beri9tet:
Der Geriu9, gineeborene auf 2usDn
gum Msilitdroienit beran gu 8ie=
ben, bat ii9 10 tpeit nibt betpdbrt.
Sn Der Bropina gamarines Sur 1T
cine Nbtbeilung, Die fir lofalen Wi=
liaoienft beititnnt mar, in Der nd9=
ften 9eabt nad ibrer 8ereioieune
uno &usriiitung auf uno baoDn ge=
gaugen. Cine @ompaenie Mtaca=
bebes, Die ibon ldneere 3eit refru=
ttrt nar uno Die man gut gegen bic
Silipinos periuenoen gu fDnnen mein=
te, ba Die beiben 6tdmme einanoer
feinblid eeiinnt ftnb, lit trpbbent,
1obalo ite poQitdnoig uniforntirt tpar,
nit Der gan5en Nusriiitune belertirt
uno gum Seinoe iibergeganeen.
q u 8 I B.
Nus Dem 6aag tpiro beri6tet,
oaB fi9 Die &Dnigin Wtutter bent=
nddit nab Bonn beeeben tperbe, nm
iib bort elmer ibweren Operation gu
unter5ieben. Die geptbtpenbiefeit
oieler Operation 1oa au9 Der @runb
iein, tparum Die 6ubseit Der iungen
&Dnigin nidt perlboben tpuroe, tpas
ionit anldBlib bes TDbes Der &Dni=
gin 8ictoria BON England pabrl9ein=
li6 geibeben tpare.
- Ius Sbangbai perlautet ee=
riibtmeile, oaB Die 9inelil1e &eeie=
rung Die sSriebensbebineu Der
alliirten Wdhte angenummen babe,
aber gleibaeiti9 miro au6 beribtet,
oaB Elm groBes 6ineiilbes Seer auf
9a=Yuen losriidt, Inn elmer prDieftir=
ten Expedition Der glqiirten @iber=
itano au leiiten.
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Ser 9ottor nidte. sd tperbe ibr es

Ser 9ottor nidte. sd tuerbe ibr ea
iaaen."
.9lur ioIl tie ni6t felbf tonmen,
aud Snfel Often nidt. Sd muB unbe,
btngt ALIEN fein; i'd babe gu tbun."
uWas millf 9u benn pornehmen?"
fraate Der Goftor beunrubtst.
gr ld6elte Elm tuenig.
r9li9ts @efabrli6es. Sd Mill nur
meine papiere oronen."
Sottor @anber ging.
9lls er In bic anoere Mo6nuna 6tn.
iiber tuollte, tam Nsnes ibm f9on auf
benz 6lur entgegen. Sic 9an3e Qual
Ter laraen @rmartllns iianb auf ibrem
@eiidt gei@rieben, ober in ben sroben
Nugen, Die 10 flebeno gu bem 9ottor
auflaben, lag nod etipas 9lnoeres.
Spftor Sanber mar elm fluaer Wens
t6entenner, iur in 9ersensia9en nidt
fonoerlid i6arfii6tig, baau bate er
tpeoer fur iib nod fir @noere iemals
3eit ge6a6t.
(Tortiebuno fnlat)
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(Sortiebunp fDlgt)
@esemieitise Si1feleiitnna Ser sbiere

@esemieitige Silfeleiitnng ber 9biere.
@briitopb BON S6n,io ersdblt in
ben @rinnerungen aus leinem 2eben
BON einem eroBen Saebbunbe, tpel=
der Sfieb genannt tpurbe uno oen
Sfarrer Jenebepg gu eigen tpar.
@init batte Elm mutbpilliger 9nabe
nab elmer gnte, Die in bas Pfarrbaus
gebDrte, nit einem Stein getporfen
unb 6en 9biere ems pDn leinen biin=
men 8einen serl6lagen. Sn bieiem
bllflolen 8uitanoe fa,tb fie SfieB;
Dbue fib lanee 81 beitnnen, rabm er
fie ianft stpiiben Die 3dbne uno trug
fie 9uns poriibtia in bas 3immer
ieines 6errn, als Db er i'm fragen
tpollte, mas nit ben arn1en Gbier
geldeben 1olle.
9aB Der quite 6unb ebler @aiie
AUDI itets bereit Iei, ben Menl9en,
oft gang fremoen, in Der geptb beiz
suiteben, beitdtiet na9foleenoe @e=
ibid1te. Gin 6err b. @6dine reiite
na6 Nl6ersleben, UNI baielbit NIT
mebreren f6nielihen &atben Nn,ts=
eei6dfte al1 erlebigen. Sein treuer
Bubel mar ibm tpiber iein @iKen
na69elaufen. Ils Die gDmtniiIarien
Mittaes bel Tiibe iaBen, ftiirste Der
8ubel in ben Speiieiaal unb iu9te
ieinen 6errn ourb fldglides 8ellen,
ourb Sim unb 6erlaufen, burb
3ieben am &of gu bemegen, ibm gu
folgen. Da Der 0uno burb nibts
gu berubigen mar unb 6err BON @6z
dinef beiien burb unb burb nalien
8ela ben1erfte, erbDb er iid unb
fulete ibm nit Der ean5en @eiellidaft
nab. Der 8uoel fibrte iie nab Der
nDr bem S6loBtbor belegenen 8riide,
ftiirate fib iofort binunter in bas
@aiier uno 1bmamn einem Sano=
biigel gu, Der iid] in Der Wfitte Defiels
ben befanb. Nm l1fer aber itanb
elm fleines 1iebenidbrigeS Wtdbben,
tpelbes urter fldgli6em Weinen erz
adblte, ibr breiidbriees 8riiberben
lei ppn Der 8rlde binunter in bas
@aiier eefallen, Der groBe i6marse
Bubel, melber auf Der Bride eele=
gen babe, iei ibm iDgleid Aa6eez
iprungen, babe bas Briioerben to0ts
gebiiien unb nab oen1 Sanbbiigel
ge1bafft. Nls man oabin blidte,
lab man bas &ino bort liegen. Der
Hu6el ledte baiielbe uno ibaute
nab ieinem 6errn, beifen Befebl err
tpartenb. 8alb tpar elm &abn ber-
beigebolt, in tpelhem baS &ino mad
benz l1fer gebrabt puroe. Sc mar
gana unperlebt, bloB an ben &lei=
bern eefaBt. Sn tuenigen gagen
tpor es tpieber frii6 uno munter.
Der 9uno batte es gerettet.
= BuIip, Die &abe in meinem 8ater=
bauie, lebte in ribrenoer Jreunbi9aft |
init einem aabnen &aben, nit 9p=
ras, oes 8aters biliieem &Dter. boz
eegen in fteten1 Streit uno l1nsufrte=
ben. @enn Der Sstparsrod auf oetn
@arten5aun nun lab, baB 8uiip an Der |
Gbiir eingeiblafen mar, Tpras aber
NIT oem 8ater BON benz Seloe ber=
einfarn, flog er ihnea gu Der Sreunz
bin unb tpedte iie, inoem er iie am
DIR aupfte, aus bem Sblummer,
banlit Buiip iib nod ibleunig nDr
oem niel itarferen Seinbe in Si=
berbeit brineen fonnte. Sbmararod |
aber iaB, tpenn Tpras in ben Sof
geiprungen fam, oann NIT Der Miene
n0lliger llnibulo tpieber auf oem /
3aun uno begriiBte i'm nit luitiaem |
Srd6sen.
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Cine fpahre 0erle

oes Bieres lit bas "TEXAS PRIDE"
Der San NutDnio 8retuins 9liiociation"
(gttD 8rauereD, tuomit oieielbe ibrer
8raufunit bic &rDne aufseiebt bot. Sas
8ier bat alle bic auseeseibneten gi9en>
ihaften, tpeld1e benz @eriteniaft ntpie er
iein muB" eisen iinb uno bic rieitee gsaHs
frage na6 benz f6itlicben Grant 1T cine
Nnerfennuns unb ausleih sroBe @enug'
tbuung fir 6ie grauerei.
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6. u. & u. g. 8abu.
q bfa q TT,

Nab @alueiton, SouitDn unb guerp tas>
fig. Observation-Disclosures. .S:45 Born.
Nab Corpus gbriitt, Mranias BaB nnb
8eenille tdglicb. 2:20 Nab,n.
Nadb Borne uno &errpille, tdslirb, aus<
genDn1men SDnntags. -. 2:45 gfaebn1.
Na6 86rne unb &errpille, SDnntaes.
.................... $3.50 Born.
Mnfunft.
gon @alneiton, Spuitpn .unb guero tag-
ltcD 49,. 7:0O Nben0S.
8Dn Corpus gbrift, 9lranIas 8aB unb
Beebille tdelib 1855 Rabnt.
Bon 86rne unb &errpilIe. taglic), aus
genDmmen Senntags. 49,. 1856 8ornr.
&pn 86rne uno &errbilIe, Spnntaes, =.
500 NbenbS.
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Grfllriionen Der S. & g. M.=8ubn

Rad Warlim, ser., am 10. 8eb.:
State Senate Biennial Meeting" bes
Modern Order of Praetorians"
Bad sort gSortb, Ser., bonn II.
big Ia. 6eb:: LOG Rolling Woodmen
of the World.
Nad sort ssortb, ser., am 12.
unb 13. Seb.: '"rexas Live Stock Asso-
ciationr.
MAD San stmtomio, ser., pon,
II. bis IA. Mdra: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association"
Rad sareon, Ser., ant %. Seb.:
BUR Seier pon u@eo. 8aihiuetun's @es
bnrtstas".
Rad 9tem erleans, sa.. bonn IL.
big 10, Seb.: "Mardi Gras" sseftlid]-
feiten.
Rad Marltm, Ser, grfuriions:
8illette tuerben bas eonse Sabr binburcb
berfauft fir IL Sabrpreis fiir bic Hunoe
reile; 8illette 9iiltig fir 30 Gage. Die
peltberiibmten nSeiBen Guelen", Ma
tural Sanitarium" uno r@elunobettst
8elort".
Sir pbiee @rfitriionen iino iebr nieos
ri9e Staten angelebt pproen.. Wegen
ginselheiten, be59l. Staten, Sertaufstoge,
@ultigfeitsoauer, 5abr5eiten &C., iuenoe
man iich an ben nabIten N9enten Der s.
& O. e. .s8a6n, pber ihreibe an
3. 8, Brice, q. q. & 8. M.,
Haleitine. Ieras.
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Sn W2eb bat bas &rieasaerih

ben 2eutnant SRaeer bonn II. Sn=
fanterie : 6eeitnente 81 IL Sabren
3ubtbaus perurtbeilt, neil er ben
Sauptmann Qoams erlboB, tpdbreno
Die 8Drbereitungen 81 einem 9ueQ
5tpilben IoamS uno Giigers 8ruber
i'm @anee iparen.
= Die 8erliner 9beater'Genio'
rem Dumratb unb 6obe. tpelbe in
lebter 8eit mebrfa6 unliebiam BON
lth reoen lnabten, baben ibre Ser
Iebung aus Berlin beantraQt.
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= Sn Berlin circulirt bas @e=
ri9t, bob Der beutibe &rpnprin5
Trieorib @ilbelm Die 8rinselIin
Gna BON 8attenberg, 9obter Der
Brinaeiin Beatrice, beiratben tperoe.
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U n { II n ( t.
8mlf Sbpre Sabm.

4bfabrt.
Nab Stpdbale, tdslicb, ausgenpmmen
Sonnta9s. .............. 500 Born.
Mnfunft.
&Dn Stodbale, tdglicb, ausgcnummen
Sonntaas. 300 Nachm.
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q nfu Mt.
W. 8. & z. 9abn.
81 b + q hrt.

U bfa brt.
0arb @acp, Sort 8prtb. Oallas. &anias
Gitp, ct. aouis unb Chicago, tdgli9,
(S. U. & q. 3. Sepot) .7:45 Moreens.
gtab 8acD, Sort 8Ortb, Dallas &c. (pDm
SunIet~8epDt) ..........8 800 Nbenbs.
u fun t:
8on Chicago, ct. 9ouis, 8nnias gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8prtb unb @aeD, tdslieb
(Suniet 9epDt) $3.50 8orn
Bon 8acp. Sort gBDrtb, Dallas &c. (S.
u. & u. g. 9epDt) 1920 Ibenbs.
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Giienbabn Tabr=Ylan.
s. & q. u. @abm.
Qlbfa hrt.

Nab ct. Souls bin Srpn Mpuntain ober
W. 6. & 1890 SEQ bm.
Nab ct. 9puis bia Sron Mpuntain
&Dute. .8:15 Nbenbs.
Nab ct. Souls bia SrDn Mpuntain
&Dute. te.............. 900 Nben6s.
yiab Searne taglitb 700 MDrgens.
Na6 2areop. op............... 9:45 8Drnt.
Nntunft.
Son ct. Souls, Srpn Muuntain & SC.
6. & 1870 8Drnt.
Son Norben n..........9:2 9:25 @prnt.
Son NDrben .............. 40 Nachm.
Son Searne tGgltb $500. I1:20 Mbenbs.
Son 2are6o. ......... 1920 Nacbn1.
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ar6e9rattssuta6reselm

5TRe9rittt9suta6regeltt
pro AeEer ais Seilmittel. Eutt'8 2eber.
3i-til be'iea nl@t nur, iOnberu lie pere
lyslffn. iuenn re9t;eitis senOmmen,
aopfftbmepsA
Dg5qepiie, @allenleiOsn, Mataria. Ser.
+ a?iang, @elbiudt, traas 9sbsrtbatise
gsit unO d4nli9e &ranlbeiteu.
c.att'S 2eber-Yiltem
tnrirea atnter aaen MmitamoeM.
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gpmtbern Yacific 8abn.
9Ihfn hrf

gfab Stem Orleans, SputDn uno @al>
neiton tdglicb. ........ 1900 Mittags.
gab 81 Yaio, galifurnien unb Mertfo
900 gprnt.
Nab NDrb<Seras, ct. gouis unb gbiea<
go (Katy Flyer 800 @benbs.
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u u n + t..

gon Nprb<3eras, ct. Souls unb gbicaso
(Katy Flyer ......... $3.50 WtDrgens.
8Dn Stem Orleans, Souitsn unb @al~
befton tdglicb 4:45 Na6m.
Son 81 8aio, galifornien uno Merifo
.7:30 Mbenbs.
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Ser 9oftor reidte es i6m.
nMlebr aber ni9t," mabnte er, TN
Seiner @erioliung fOnnte es gefdbrli9
tperben."
rGunn mag Nanes mir Gaffee be.
iorqen. i9 braude meine Grdfte."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
KILLED AND TORN TO PIECES
FEARFUL TRAGEDY IN THE DARK

!
req hefce battle when
Two OF tho three that had been engaged lay dead
The other with bsad-ite work.
No persons death struggle IL had happened in
the darkness with but the murderer
Edward Brunni proprietors Grand Opera
House bar weeks
iorn AZ Santa Monica he made tho acquaintance George
lafko who them and engaged Arcadia
swell home tourists who visit seaside
prnnins
package sent BY rk 20 mud within deadly arantua
lie kept the poisonous spider and fed u nes
Yesterday morning he startled receiving
thing
een,ipsds fully long alive and
Yesterday IA
lie knew he couldn't keep the deadly product lower
lie decided on a neh.
lie GEORGETOWN where and
evening puarantuia cenpeds one boy
net under large glass such bakers covering
hornet got away being put IN the awful comnarv
The glass placed desk IN the private OK The
Eagerly the expected battle
would begin.
long the poisonous things they never
hour arrived and when IN.
from the position he took shade
cenpadc had taken position I'm u
and with heaa raised half inch steady
sleeping ~
they o'clock when the this
eentpcde had been torn
little Not much
sns Wing which was issd on ne back ~ the easps
hornet had been devoured-
with the ish,.
turned out hours before
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The defense In the considine trial
t9dzg has been engaged IN the ef-
Egft TO prove threats made By Mere
9th against the defendaufs life.
and incidentally tracing Msredithfa
movements for a few hours proceed
Ihk the tragedy.
There Il 50 much repetition Of
sAmslIar facts that the proceedings
would be weafisefne but for the hue
nofsna incidents that frequently
..'naracteTize the introduction Of tes-
The attorneys for the defense ex-
- % cioze their testimony this
week. The states rebuftaI and the
sefnents viii occupy several days.
that u can hardly be expected
=. 80 me case can 90 % the Jury un-
~ after the middle Of next week.
the Frs Hltnsss
VI H. Mand was the first witness
esAifd this morning. He testified
uas ne was IN front OF the Junction
saioon, diagenaisy across the street
nom Guys drugstore. ana hoard
nfe shots.
y. A. Hardy, guusmlth, testified
- 1&btft UPON the effects Of the
olselarge Of firearms. The first
knot fired at considlne b. Aferealth
sHn consldlne's position Al The tlrns
vas put 10 him az a hyposhetieat
49, and he expressed the opinion
.ns' 9 man under the circurnetaue-
4 you'd BE stunned for a few aeo-
VIC. perhaps minute.
botn me examinatlon and eroru-
zaInlnation Of this witness were
fsicnard Burkman testified tina, he
- Present when Officer Peer serv-
20 notice On John considIne n
Mas about 1920 .. N. peer carr. a.
s ~. eaid John. ! have an Or order -
rom the chief for you nj - ~,
". ~. more liquor In borea, con-
halne said; 7 have no elaa.a ~ ~
-, You can see FOR yo,sr,e,t r
asfs consulted the city attornev ana
= kiis me have a rirht ~ se,i
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come, and 10 he had seen John Con-
sldine. Meredith said he was look
ing for conaidine. That he had been
deprived Of his office BY manufac-
tursd testimony, and ne proposed 60
settle II with Conaidlne. Witness
warned him not 70 DO anything
rash. and Meredith answered that
he would take care Of the conre-
quences. Meredith carried a pack
age similar 70 the wrapped shotgun
which IL Ia court.
A few days before this. Mr. white
met Meredith. and IN conversation
tho latter said he wns getting the
worst OF II on account Of mhuufac-
tured testimony, and that IL he dld
he would take a gun and blow his
head off"
On 0Hs-examinafion witness de-
MED that he had been discharged
from the auditors office ia Spokane.
lie admitted that such was the re-
port, but said II was untrue. He
knew Meredith In Spokane IN 1886.
Said he know John Considine BY
sight both in Spokane and Seattle.
but never spoke 70 MIN IN MS hts.
Had Gun with him
Charles -. Henry, a carpenter,
testified that he saw Meredith at
the corner OF Third and Cherry,
talking TO two men, about O'Clock
on the afternoon Of the shooting.
Meredith had a brown paper parcel
In his hand similar TO the one In
court. Just before the shooting
witness saw Meredith pass Cos
groves saloon, walking rapidly to-
wards Guys store. Re disappear
ed Into the entrance and an instant
later witness heard n heavy report.
Witness was standing In front OF
the Junction saloon. The loud ex-
plosion was quickly followed by an
other. lie walked towards Guys and
heard three more shots, the first two
Continued on page throe)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
ARMOUR'S
LARD CASE

IL II probable that the trial OF II.
T.. Barber. local manager OF Ar
mour and CO., on the charge Of SELL
ing adniterated lard. viii conclude
late this afternoon. The trial was
begun Monday morning.
A. a. Manna. ~. q. Byera and G.
n. fgogardua we're all placed on the
stand this morning by l.. NJ. Stern,
attorney FOR the defense. All sworc
that on testing Armour and Co.
lard they found u 10 be pure and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
WHY ARE THE FACTS DENIED !?
Local Ironworkers Accuse Seattle Shopowners of Mis-.
stating Facts Relative TO the Recent Victories Gained
by the Workmen in The City OF San Francisco

the men. Every one of these. with
the exception OF the Fulton Iron
Works. aeceded the full demands.
In the case OF the Fulton Iron
Works. the nine-hour day was ac-
coded. with wage increase OF "a
cents per hour, which is very III.
tie less than was asked az the out.
set OF the strike.
Don't Hold Water
"If no concessions have been
made by the Metal Trades Assocla-
tion In San Francisco. how Is II that
the iron workers are returning TO
some shops and holding out on 9th.
ersY No; the strike Is still on.
and the iron workers who have re-
turned TO work have been conceded
their demands"
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WITHOUT WATER

The water department yesterday
and today shut an the water from
zss Consumers who had become delin-
aient tn their rents. Water connufns
srs must pay the rates some time be.
tween the fnt and 25th of each month
Then after that penalty % 80 cents
for delinquency IN taxed and connurn
era are given until the 10th Of the
following month 10 pay thu delin.
queney. the penalty and the rates
for the following month. II they
then fat the water il shut OF.
The shut-offs this month are the
largest IN the history Of the once
Yet when there are over 1900 ae.
counts the per cantage caused by a4s
shut offs Is considered comparatively
low.
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forty men
WALK OUT
Grain Elevator Workers viii
Not Stand Reduction
In Wages

A strike Is on ~ the West Seattle
Grain elevator Nearly 20 men
walked cut this morning because 0f
% per cent decrease Of wages The
nen are principally the wheat hand
hrs and workmen around the ware
hcuzc.
when the. men went to work this
EoEnlng they were informed thai
eAeir wages would hereafter be re-
1s<ed from y cents 70 % cents an
hear. This was considered unfair.
and with little talk and no show Of
Violence Of any kind all hands re-
turned to their homes No union IL
ecncerned I'm the matter, but the
ia say they win bold out until
heir wages are restored
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IN HOUSE
Speaker Henderson Is
Sure of Re- Election

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Nov. Ia
Speaker Henderson Of the house viii
arrive IN the capital Friday. He
VIII have no opposition for the
speakership and the hous. win or
ganizs naxt month without furry.
Henderson's re-sleeticn viii mean
that Serene Payne OF New York win
continue 10 be leader Of thu Repub-
leans On tins floor.
Richardson Of Tennessee may have
some opposition for the Democratic
leadership. There ia some talk Of
putting up Dearmond OF Missouri.
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stories purporting 10 come from
the local Metal Trades Association,
controyert the facts in relation 20
the lronworkers' strike situation in
San Francisco" said IT. l.. Wilson.
fourth vice-president of the Inter.
national urson of Machlnlsts, to-
day.
Continuing, Mr.. Wilson said:
with It's usual nerve. tho local
Metal Trades Association Is trying
TO deny that concessions have been
made 10 the thousand or moro iron
workers who have returned 70 work
In San Francisco.
In A7 shops
There are now forty.sovon shops
In that city which have conceded 10
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prosecuted as soon ar these rcspond-
enis can be found and brought into
court BY tho sheriff.
Former Gov. Aisssld in ons of the
atiornsys for the yellow journalists.
lie has entered formal exception
TO the decision.
This case. may say the court
remarked. Is not appeaiahla. Yoa
may file a bin az exceptions for a
writ % error. however. am willing
% DELAY the service q papers on Mr..
i.a~renee and AR. canfssId unsii you
have drawn your bin"
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POLICE ARE PUZZLED
Mysterious Double Murder in lndiana---A
travelling Man Wanted

secured that win justify the pciics
In making an arrest
A sc. Louis travelling man with
whom Mira. Ralley was secretly
friendly. L. being looked for.
The man has q family. On fhs
night az her murder her house wms
entered and all her letters were car.
Tted away.
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.DRACS HIS
Wife IN
Rathbun Not Satified to
Be Alone in Trouble

LOUISVILLE, Nov. is.--NeweIl
Rathbun admitted this morning that
his wife In Little Rock was his con-
federate in the plan 10 defraud the
Insurance company. but said she
know nothing OF any intent TO COM
nit murder.
Detectives are now trying TO as
certain who Rathbun II.
u, Ia believed he may be a noted
crOuk
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: EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nov. 1.-THE
eez.se police department 10 trying 60
lsxrvs cut the murders OF Mrs. Geo.
bailey and Lena Rennnr. who were
G<znTist 70 death and their bodies
&4nd At different points ON the pub
y AlxhwNy outside the city.
several men are rnen under sur
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HIDE /!
HEARS
Judge HanecyWilI Catch
You If You Don't
-r---~--~~---~----
He Is by No Means Through
With Yellow journalists
Carioonisis Too

CHICAGO. Nov. i1.---Juds. Han
ecy. Who yesterday committed Man
agsr Editor Lawrsncs and two re-
porters % Hearsts American to
jail for contempt. declares that the
cases against W. r. Hearst. owner
* the paper: Homer Davenport. and
Clare briggs. carfoonlata. viii be
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N.P.STO CK

NEW YORK, Low. f3.--At q meet.
ing OF the directors OF the North
ern Pacific Railway today resolu-
tiona were unanimously adopted 20
retire the preferred stock at par
Jan, /, 1902.
This resolution means that the
Northern Pacific directors accept
the Hartman orgnn-Hiil plan for
the settlement Of the conflict OF
railroad interests in the Northwest,
that the Northern Pacific win go In
20 the hands Of the proprietary COM
pany formed today. and that the
Burlington and Great Northern rail-
ways viii do likewise.