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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11

Desperate pirates. led on by an
American, are carrying ON buc-
eanecfinE operations along the Phil
ipplne coast within a few miles of
Manila. according 10 late newspapers
brought By the big frsightsf Shaw
NUT. witch arrived at , o'Clook this
morning The BRIG Marcia was cap
turcd by the pirates and $4,000 so
cured
The big. with five wealthy Chi
nese merchants aboard. bound from
catanAuan 90 Manila 10 buy goods.
was bsealmrd off Cavite hay. Dur
lng the night a small nloop cam.
alongside the vessel. sta msn climbed
over the rail- and after "a hand to-
hand struggle bound the captain and
crew With ropes.
The American pirate. as well Hr
two OF his followers, was dressed in
the Farb % an inspector OF eonHtRhu=
iafy aud all carried rsvoivafs. the
other three pirates were FiiipinaH
srmed with boloH The leader
claimed he was a customs inspector
and intsnded Ia search the vessel for
arms ana ammunition.
The erew we're thrown off their
EuRrd b the statement and allowed
the deFreradoea 20 get the upusr
hand IT them before they offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11

IA uuANRA, Dec. 1.-The Veae-
huclsn fi~ct which was captured yeHs
terday by the German aud british
allies surrendered without flrtng a
shot, Two of them which were uu.
dersolng repairs we're At encc de
stroyed. The others were tawcd out
OF the harbof and sunk later with
the exception q ossun. which was
spared At the request 81 the French
charge d'ansirrs. who claimed that
the vessel was owned by a French
man.
During the night British ana Ger
man marines were landed who ga
cortsd the members ol the consulate
Of those nations 80 vessels In the
hArber. Several other Engiiuhtust
who were surrounded IN their house
by NenesurlAn policemen esere r
rescued by a squad q 80 hritish
marines and eseofted a. "a. hritss4
feet without Resistance,
The warlike action OF the ailist
powers taken without Eivins NeHss
sueia time 60 reply ta their note Il
regarded here as peculiar. u ~ uns
dsfstond that several other hritlsh
and German saFrhlps are on Their
way here, The british torpedo de-
stroset Quail arrived here Yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
JOHN lEARy A
PIONEER Is DEAD

John Leary. one OF the early set
tiers IN the Puget Sound district.
fted at the age Of 60 years yes
tcrdsy at his home. ais Warren ave-
uue. Death came after "a short ill-
ness. He leaves widow and two
children. Nrn. Mamie Caller and
John LeAry, IT,
More than 40 years ago Mr.. Lear.
settled IA Port Gamble. Before this.
however. he had lived "A short time
It Fan Francisco. where he was
married fH Port Gamble he eneag-
ed In the numbering business. About
- years ago he came 10 Seattle and
settled here.
The funeral will be held from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
FRISCO PLEADS
THE BABY ACT
Wants the Transport Service On lis
Own Terms-EveybOdy
Else Barred

The Boston Steamship Company has
offered 60 buy two OF the govern
ment transports now used In the war
departments carrying business TO
Manila. This II done to strengthen
the bid put In by that corporation
for the government contract. Pres
ident Winsor Of the company and
James J. Hlil are back OF the pro-
position. II IL suggested that the
transports be appraised and then
sold az public auction for sum not
less than the appraisal.
Secretary Root has returned 10 the
capital. but announces that he viii
probably not make decision In the
transport matter until next week.
lie intends to study the whole case
carefully. II IL not thought likely
that there yin be n Reimbursement
for bids as both the Pacific Mall aud
the Spreeklea line have announced
that they viii not bid as they have
no ships available for the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
wvyTxvFxBE

WASHINGTON. d. O.. Dec. IT.
Senator Perkins. ex-Mayor Pheian
ana other Caiifornians saw President
against the proposed transfer u the
army transportation business 20 se-
attic. alleging that the latter lacks
the facilities for handling u prp-
perly.
They then saw Secretary Root and
made proposition to charter or buy
all the army transports and conduct
the business frem san Francisco at
the same price Go the government az
the cost under the present system.
per soldier and per ton. They Of
fered 10 allow Secretary Root or the
army board TO fix the price Of the
vessels
No decision has yet been reached
In the matter, and Secretary Root
gave the Callfornsana no intimntion
of his attitude toward their propo-
hai.
Strengthens lie Bid.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. Dec. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
POLICE NOTES

Tho office Of c. @. Anderson "a
Seventh avenue and University
street was broken into yesterday and
some carrentorn tools stolen.
Deputy Sheriff Kelly has found n
valuable spotted deer hound and IL
looking for the owner.
W Lambert reported 70 the police
Yesterday that a grip was stolen
from him while on the Liliv Dogur-
dua dock
The room Of Harry Lawrence N
40 Union street was entered yester-
day and quantity Of clothing stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11

ease u would no, SO into effect un-
til November - Of this year
elfenas the license secured by
Fielding h. invalid. II was secured
nieaAilf under the PROV t@ionH OF the
new ordinances whleh was then In
effect"
The licenses Of the Peoples and
Monterey theatsFn Wefr secured In
the same way a. the Nezeets. and
under the ruling % Judre fieorEs.
are tlaa WORTHLESS. Thr decision
maken Il impossible foe the variety
houses In the Old paved district %
apFrAte To Est a iieeusr they must
nav 30 to the city council and "a il
said that no tneFv cone~Ft halls viii
D. allowed BY the council ia the old
Frd light District
chief q Police Sullivan stated this
afternoon that NJ veald order closed
tsHisht those concert halls having
licenses such as were held BY JUS
tier George In b. invalid These
places Af. the feaples Montcrey
and Mascot thcaiera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TAKES
A HAND IN SEATTLE'S FIGHT
appoints Commtt Urge This Ctys Claims For Army Trans
portaton Business to the Phlippnes-j. w. elise, H.
MGraw and E. O. Graves Named

already been done. viii Rave the cf-
feet d~Fifed. 1t wouH be impossible
nt this time 10 make public the eS-
act nature OF the action We have
taken for the Nefy obY iour reason
that IL would give the opposition
the opportunity 10 ehechmAte as.
= can say this, however. that the
people Of Seattle may reEt assured
that We are endeayufinE. ~ every
ffleuns Al Our command. 10 Offset the
powerful influence that san FRAN
cisco IL bringing to bear IN wash
fnEton 10 rob Seattle 81 what IL
rightly her due. That ~. will sue
coed ! have no doubt. for We have
right on our side and - some
thing else besides"
other members % the committee
said in effect. thu same. and all
agreed In the very strong intlma
tton that the California wire pull
era would meet with the surprise
Of their lives whsn the question Of
awarding the bid finally comes 10
a show down.
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visus reasons but Il u known that
the states congressional delegation
was instructed TO make certain em-
phatic Representations % Secretary
Root A. 20 the determined attitude
81 this city and Puget Sound. ~
we'll a. TO head on the efforts that
are now being made by California
interests TO induce congress To take
a hand In the matter.
Prominent New York finaneiers,
who. for various reasons. are inter-
ested IN the welfare 81 the North
west and particularly Seattle. we're
aiao communicated with and II IL
asserted hy members II the COM
rulttee that California GROWERS viii
find a surprise In store for them
selves before the first Of next week.
we lost no time In taking such
action IS We thought would be most
Potent said Governor Mctirpw
this morning. and I have. perfect
confidence that what We have done.
taken In conjunction with what has
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mix-up Il ia alleged that one Of them
fired a shot. Each 81 the men ac-
cused the other Of the crime.
y n. schmitt, the alleged anar-
chiet. will be tried on a charge OF
threatening 20 kill II IL said that
the timely arrival Of Deputy Sheriff
cqok prevented hiu, from Rl2wing
W the saloon of Ed Dillon at South
Seattle with dynamite. lie was ar
fented after rouRh-aud tumble
fight.
Maurice Aaron a ACCUSED ~ ertar.
INK the room ~ Irene I,aplae~ Ia the
Din pfid lodging house with the in
tentien or committing burglary.
J. hcHuolds y. Powers and Graec
yphns"h VIII be given n preliminary
hearing on charge Of rohbinp r.
Anderson of watch In "a SALOON al
the foot Of Washington street.
The three men who are alleged 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
GIVEN FATAL SHOCK
THROUGH TELEPHONE
Lineman EIectrocuted by Standing on Wet
Ground and Touching Man Holding Receiver

LIVERMoHE. Cal. Dec. IL
Michael Toohey was electroeuted
through a telephone here last night.
and l.. ~. Mechanism was severely
shocked by the same current. Both
are linemen OF the Standard Electric
Company and were Inspecting wires.
They entered road booth TO tele-
phone 20 some other point aud NC
knmish stood inside and did the
talking while Toohey stood on the
ground outside with his hand upon
AeKhmiHh's shoulder. Suddenly
Mekamlsh received a shock which
cause him 10 lose consciousness,
and when he recovered he saw
Taohey lying dead upon the ground.
The accident IL supposed 20 have
occurred IN this way The telephone
and power wires are strung upon the
same poles. a strong current prob
ably passed through the telephone
wire which Mechanism wan using
went through his body and conferred
in Toohey. who was standing upon
vet ground. which would complete
the circuit. Mechanism will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
AngIoCerman Allies Land Marines in Streets Of La
Cuayra and Fighting Ensues- Venezuela is
Preparing to Make Bitter Resistance

YOUNGSTOWN. Dec. IL - The
rr,u.h varsity Albert has captured
n. Venezuelan treep ship zamera.
..s . coast guard vessel and con.
,,,,a them to Port Of Spain. Island
~ rssnidAd.
LONDON. Dee. ii.-Prissts infor-
m4tisn received here saws that the
Auxie-ssrmAn allies have landed a
sree ef n.Arsnss at Ia oaayva and
hat asAsins has commenced In the
rf~<ssL
ne Central News asserts that the
Ansss-asrman allies In ssnssasla
ss< attempting 90 capture President
c>stfs himself under Secretary
s,ranharse In the Commons to-day
"a e<p<-ial pains Go make u clear
th.t thh~ Germans and not the Hrit-
- had sunk the Nenesnsisn war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
Underworld CITIZENS ARE
LINED UP IN POLICE COURT
WIN Az Grimes FROM Larceny Highway Robbery
NV eNssa oInsntsr IN the Let-Jus,os George Reviews
Motley Array Prisoners

a motley array Of prisoners
passed before Justice George This
si'ernoon for hearing on various
charges. Five of them are ebargss
Win robbery. Two Of thee. are
sheged highwaymen. -Four arc ~
iaffeny from the person. one
y an alleged dynamlfer' InotRer Il
accused on burglary and there H.
one alleged petit larcenist.
ivan Jennef. one Of the men
charged with larceny from the per-
fen, may hays to serve n term l..
fhe penitentiary for s,safing ~
Emu lie vas caught IN the act
Ivpping John smith IN the Dewey
80. gtt~rai days aRo by Police
"'sn ftlurR and Deigh.
tyD johnson and Bob Kcene. both
..oigfed. are aecufcd Of attempting
- mold up two japanese on jack
~ sHeot Early this week. In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11

The chamber 81 commerce is to
tAhe hand IN the fsht 70 secure
fos Seattle the United States army
transportation business between thss
port and the Philippines This
rsurss was finally decided upon late
yesterday Afternoon. last night and
tris morning the wires between here
and Washington were kept hot with
tsisxFams calculated 10 bring forth
ne result desired
Ihe men Nho have been fntrunted
vim the responsibility Of REPRESENT
fnx ths commercial and financial In
i~ferts Of the city were appointed
BY the chamber Of commerce snd
fsen fall power 20 act They are
y ". elise. y o. Graves and John
IL MeGfa~. They held a meeting
Inst evening and al once decided
gpen an aggressive course Of ac-
ton.
The enact tenor Of the teieErafaa
seat East by them last night and
to-day they viii not divuiss. for OBJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
MARlNE NEWS

The revenue cutter Manning. or
dered to report at Seattle. il now en-
route 20 this place from san Fran
cisco.
Revenue cutter Bear, which spent
the summer in northern waters 10
locked Il the Bremsriou nay yafa.
undergoing "A general oserhauIinF.
Her commander. Captain Franeis
T,ittie, IL spending a 2o-day leave Of
absence at Eau Frnncisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
DANCE HALL Men
LOSE TEST CASE
Police Judge George Holds J. \. fieIdings Surept-
itiousIy Procured License For Mascot Thealer
|nvaIid---Fined Him S.

did not expire until the next day. lie
Vas ARRESTED when he Attempted 60
operate under the license that WAS
issued under the old law.
Judge George said this morning
I found that when looked Into the
case there vas mofv To 1t than aps
prared az the hearing Ia locking
over the city charter ! found that u
was M; necessary that an ordinance
be published before u eeuld tecuui~
law. The signature and approval
q the MAJ or il the last act nsrsa-
sary 20 pat II into effect Unless
siasae befove u beeomes . Law.
In this ease. however. u n sp~ci-
fled that the las take effect imfns-
iiatsiF. Tka new ordinance repealed
the cid one When MAJOR Humes
signed the new ordinance. Deeesnhcr
u. Il hreane a ias and the Old ofdi-
nance wsH repealed. The Iifeuas
river 10 Fielding. the ueW one wan
,or one year. u would have expired
November u. ipot That trinE the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11

Pcsscs Juese George held this
zsrrnink that the concert hall iierssse
j.~asd 70 J. n. Ftetdinx. SoNefsihet
IA Vas Illegal lie found F1eidtnk
r.slty 81 eoneuctinx the Mascot the
xtsf. November -. Without a license
0usne 70 the face that u VAS test
s.<s. q nominal fine % y sas ifn-
coed. Fielding WAS In the court
rspm. but wAN not represented by
counsel No notice 81 appeal ~as
Sss<n.
Fy@ldinx - one Of the three concert
naIl pfoprletors who surreptitioitsy
ahtairsd licenses from the cftf
comptfoilisr on the evening OF ths
passage % the new dance han hcszaAe
cf3lnzA4e. whieh provides that al
soeh Aesnxss shall - issued By ths
teonrff
THIS ordinance was signed ~
Mayor Names. November u. but was
cot rukiishc9 until later. fteidfuE
rrrufed q nsw license the day the
new crtf<arce Was signed. but 40
snfer the old Law. HIS Old license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
PIRATES CAPTURE BRIG AT
MANILA AND Get SIT, 900
Desperate GANG Of lie American Committing De
predstiens In the Philippines

resistance. After II WAS too late
they put up game fiEbt. but the
buccaneers soon had them helpless,
the frightened chineae were taken
out Of the cabin at the muzzle Of a
revolver and forced 10 pass over
their money about $1,000.
Threatening 10 kill ali hands on
the brig II they did not remain quiet
the maufaudera then embarked In
their Hioop for Cavitc. When the
vessel arrived AZ Manila the customs
authorities were notified. but no
clue was found 90 the Identity Of the
pirates.
The shaumut had a rough passage
across the Pacific. After the first
day out from Yokohama she eneoun.
tered a succession OF gales and
mountainous seas swept her high
main deck She met her sister liner
fremont at Yokohama. the latter re-
porting a rough trip from Seattle,
having been hove to for - houfs.
The Hhawmut will load cargo Of
about i2.ooe tons for Manila and the
Orient. which Includes nearly 1000
tons OF qunftsfmaster' supplies from
the Philippines. Since leaving this
port she has travelled nearly 200
iniiee. calling NJ Japanese aud CHI
uese ports and Manila
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70 the council at It's next meet

20 the council at It's next meet
ling,
Notwithstanding the apparent
apathy Of some membera OF the city
council on the proposition, Chair
man Redward aud several members
of his committee are enNioua to see
work begin ON the new iaii
Councilman Morrison IL emphn-
tic IN his opinion that the council
should do something Ia the mat
ter.
I'VE should go To work at once"
he stated. "iinEin the JAN and rush
Il through, then take up the mat
ter OF the new city hall. That IL
my PLATFORM"
Councilman kistlcg said, n
want 20 ser n new Jail aud want
"a SEE work begin IN the near fu-
ture We ought TO build a good one.
too. Something to cost not less than
100000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
DO NOT WANT PUBLIC
IN THEIR CONFIDENCE
Nine Operators Object to Telling What They
Receive For Coal

such extraordinary conditions could
not be made the criterion for fixing
the miners wage scale.
A twelve year old hoy was then
put on the stand. who said that he
had lost n leg In the mines. He re-
celved no pay while he was reeov-
erinR. He returned 20 work and got
no money. as Ids wages were being
held BIZ the company for q debt IN
CURED BY his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
ARMED CONFLICT FOLLOWS
ENTRY OF FOREIGN TROOPS

The German cruiser Panther hnf
HRlfrd towards CsrupHna and the
Fstk has gene ta Puerto Nhhallo.
both In erarch ef The remainder uf
the NVBususian fleet,
WAsHtNuTpN, ~. e, Dec II -
Secretary Hay has received a dia-
patch from Minister Bowen az Cara
cas- confirming the fact OF the hund-
inK OF the allied forces at la tias yre.
and giving further details, fh"ro
has hveu no serious conflict a. int.
and n IL hoped that further eoih.
ulans may be avoided. liowru hss
personally secured the felesse ~ the
british consul general at canfas.
who was arrested la that city
The Venezuelan gosernmeEt u
making active preparations tor de-
Tense and VIII mass as many troops
as possible IN the vicinity Of Ia
Guasra, The mobilization hiss ~.
ready commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
TERFETT'
LABELS

CHICAGO. Dee. IA plant for
CONTRIBUTING union cigar labels wna
raidcd this morning and 10 plates
and 100000 printed labels we're cap
turud. The plant was IN the printing
establishment Of Hiram Meits. II ta
believed that the plates are the only
ones In existence for the -urpoae OF
countcffeitinE cigar labels.
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ecRANTON. Pa, Dec. lie. =.
baffow, counsel for the miners.
rprgns a surprise this morning BY
calling John Crawford. an lndepenu-
snt operator 10 the stand "a Wit
ntss He attempted 20 compel era ~
1919 10 give a statement u the prices
ftteiyed for coal during the strike.
&ssNfofd objected 10 annwerinR. and
suase Gray sustained tbs objection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
MUST BE II
A HOODOO
CAPITAL CRY coLllpEs WITH
CHARLES NELSON

The steamer Capital city Captain
Charles Gilmore. eoiilded With the
steamer Charles Nelson in the thick
fcs la Tacoma nhrbof at , 20
o'clock this morning While trying
"a land at a crowded dock her wheel
bumped tufo the Nelson. smash
ma her wheel considerably,
The Nelson was not damaged ana
the injuries "a the Capital city eere
~ slight that she continued her
trip 10 olympia without intsrfnp-
tion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
ICEMAN'S BALL

rho feemen's union gives its an
nual ball tonight at the Arrnory
Hall Although one Of the features
81 the affair Will be a beautiful
miniature Ice palace containing
about 10 tons of condensed eoolneaa.
the icemen claim that the dance VIII
not be warp affair. A large at
tendauce II eHpesfad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11

Superior Judge Morris and a jury
uers occupied during the morning
and afternoon sessions Of department
J OF the superior court today IN
listening 90 evidence Ia the siamase
sailt Of J. W, Aunada against the
AeutaHN STABLES. Hunada alleges
that on March, ~ this year. while
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he Was riding a bicycle on Second
avenue he was run down and ssfi-
ouriy injured BY a team and wagon
driven by aa employees Of the LIVERY
stable.
Fer these injuries and the conse.
qusnt physical pain and mental suf.
fcrins he prays for damages 10 tho
total amount % Of GO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
ALL OFF
WITH MAD
MULLAH

ALDEN, Dec. IA dispatch from
Rotnallland states that reports have
been received BY the British army
Officers re- wing that the Mad Muilan
was aBsa estimated recently BY a fol-
lower while praying. The deed II
said TO have been done by spear
thrust FL the back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-11
SOCIALISTIC
VOTE

BOSTON. Dec. 1.-THE returns
from the municipal elections show
that In 81 cities Of Massachusetts,
the socialistio vote was ~. SOC. This
- nearly 10 per cent. Of the vote
for the leading candidates.
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shina.
Ia uuAfRA. Dec. ii.--Reportu
rom Caracas saw that President
Castro IL kathersne AN army 10 ~
stat the aggression Of the Anglo
German allies. and that a.0oe men
ahd N guns have been sent from
Caracas 90 reinforce the garrison
here. A force % men are now en-
csmped foar miles ffom the town at
W. l.avisN which L. being stacked
with provisions and ammunition and
great preparations are being made
Tor sn effective resistance. csstro's
position IN the matter u very papul-
ar aisd volunteers are Offering them
selves IN Hrcat ntxnbers Nearly
Leo have been already armed here.
WASH NOTION. n. e. Dec. IL
Under yesterdays date oatierfau,
was receixed fresh Minister fsswrn
az caracas this morning. in which he
says Castro informs me that he has
released all the GeFtnans aud Brit /.
trh who were arrested
The state department II receiving
numerous reIerts from Rowen II
Caracas to-day but noae have been
made pubic.
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At new POST

BERLIS. Dec. fl.-chsriemagne
Tower. who succeeds Andrew ID.
White, ambassador 10 Germany. ar
lived here from II. Petersburg this
fuofuiuR
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ARE STILL
TALKING
coUNclLMEN WILL MEET TO
DISCUSS NEW CITY JAIL

Chairman Redward, Of the coun-
eli committee on public buildings
and grounds. stated today thar he
thought II would be possible 60 get
the members Of His committee to-
Gather some time during this week
e. consider the new thii PROPOSE
lion and make some definite report
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have held up e. A Anderson in the
belmont saloon will be tried on a
charge o. robbery They gave their
names to the pslicr as y. Donley, \.
Anderson and r. Hoaaau
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steamer Jsanie. 81 the T.. y. a n.
co. war tahrn 10 a winter berth ~
Eagle harbor last night
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ancred Heart church tomorrow
morning. Burial viii be I'm Calvary
cemetery.
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Herbert S. Upper

10. II and a seheusrrnsn Bloes.
First avenue and Cherry street
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wAsHINaToN, D. G. Dec. IL