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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
q Mynige Raad og uink @

9iOienbnife % Iignenoe @nfster
pIeier man sierne at o1ffe til for
ginteren meb ct Sag faIore Blade,
calm, oip., men oa bsr man heller
life forismme at toppe BET belle al
meo Ell goroinib paa bper Sibe |
Sorm al ct Gag. iaa at bet meite at
@noen rinoer bort, nonr BET regipr
eIer Sneen imelter ON gnaren. gl.
Iers u6iatter man Tia for, at guifen
bIir Iiggenbe iaa paaot, at ben rado-
ner 90 blir sanffe sbeIagt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
2inbring efter to DOier.

Wnl. s. e@upIer, nticu. 81. o., flyer:
1Ses bopbe emerter | emaIrpssen os
WpreOube ! Ober ct slar % DDspesiia |
fuIbe ire Var. Sec bespnbte at tass
Or. Dapib &ennebp's Japorite Remcbp
% martebe 2inoriug eiter be fsrite to
Soisr. Oct bar iiben belbrebet mig
fnloftnnbist.1
Scr ale Spsbcmme | Wnrerne, 9eperen.
Blrren % Blobef, Rbeumatisme pg 9ps.
psplid ian insen SGge foteiiriue noeen Me-
oietfi, Der er halnt Iaa ~pirtningsfnlo Iom Or.
Sauio aenneop's 6aporite RemeSp.
Gae Gpptefere i9Iser bet | be npe
SO Gents SLATER os | be resii.
lore s1.00 5laiter.
Yrssefafs MOI for EN- @rsps. frtt pr. goh.
Dr. avid Kennedy Corporation. Rondout,N NY.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Sp.: VII Sloss Gintcm, Der TIE Deb
Sen er frisaset g''exempt') for GsetutiDn.

1888. Gp.: or en- @cItmefter I @iscon.
lin nrp. I'll at bcIoe 9oiihuiet .aabent en-
lib ON S~eneasene?
Co.: Zen almineeIise ReseI CT. at ct
IoIttpntpr boIoes aabent minbit en- 9ime
ON Ssuoasen. Ist er forrsitsn goiimtnt
itersus Gag at beliemms, bpOrIanse ct Uofs'
bus / bpert enfsIt 9iIialbs ifaI pere aabsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Sinlanos GcucruIanpcrnpr,

brttoff, bar uoIooet en- @cIpnrino paa
fnite @tort (co. 1900 Rr.) ii!
Den, iom opAneer, paa boiItcn Moa,
De oct uhufor 2nn62t trptte SIab
"6rtd Orb" iorbi Geuiureu iuotsreS
I'll Ginoionb % iprcSe& Der.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1928. Sd: Gr gr1Torut Rpufepelt
ex-ohiio 1itolsn al ben 8oloGtftstom'
misiioH. fem sr nshia' III at ittfte Srso mel
lem 8rlborouerae o. here's Grbeioere, o9
Dor bon heS nfsIgreubs Stentme baa Som'
mtSItpncu I IiIfrlSe al Ell tie?
Gu: 4rGFbenten or life Reolsr, al
apmmtsfoHsr. commissioners YtebIem'
nsr bar, iaaoiat ri bar ipritaaet, fuIo 5rt'
9eo I'll at psbta3s fine ssns GeaIer for,
bnorIsoes be Nil fprbolbs ia I 9ilfGloe at
OF Der er ct Ii1e gIutal Sttmmsr paa hpsr
SiSs, gpsst iaabaEt bill Der ~iOrsUrist MI
life bIipe Tale ON, oa 8rGibeHten bar uo'
uGput ct ippsHos NtsnIem al aommtsfo'
ueH, nsniig Carroll Z. &risbt. BpreHebe
Siaters GrbeiosfpmmisiRr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

Steetui rr en- irnqtrIls 8Iaee Tor Smaa.
bprH. iaapei'cm Glbrs. Sclbre6sslet. Soau's
Ciuimeui Naur albrig ieiI. Cieblttlelia Gin.
bring, uortg 3eIbrroelie. 5 stbvert gpptsi,
80 Gents. '
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1881, Sp.: Sou an Carer a'IteeIsss,
nadr ban har gjVrt Zig itDlbis / umofaIit
SaHbeI? lSaH er aaiat pnn en- Uis 3ib),
Sp.: ga.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
SareHanaI | @Ipsrmc.

mtb Ssa'pu til SarsaauaItr / SIptrEs oil Ter aaab,
Sfae sRsr Ssor asIler NIB ct eps bit an.rtisuot tom
sumUbuiua on oiGlp. > aas SiiiaISsr az gsaps,
espsr. % Sarmipaocrms CT bet alt,O fiost at D re bel
'sritt 5auVlaaI o. gre 4atursa ben asFftnns,. ben
aumossr ON. Ten bssits nessisiu I'll at hiGips Mapsu
at f0rpss DIaocu, ill at iriss Up espsrR % til al
SabEs ben E~gtppptee 1armtaHaI err Soitstters Rape,
bitter. Gen bar eunorsosr al 9ioHssbpre bal IA.
ssorai maras fra tremrassnes S1asr raHSi oHtriua !
eaubSt % bsH bar en- asfore al 80 Hard SslprsStiis,
at psas paa. Sorism its at prsps OSHut Wassbiiter.
hpts Ss ltOtr al lt Jorbe:sls. TpSpspha. RnaI ne.
ssrtopps,It. GaIos'pss susr maliria. StSsr ca CPS
wUstr Gta Gqs bar ppr, prtpar TIE siamp- ppeI
5laHebaltu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
1929. ee,: soaO forTfaaes Der heb

1929. So: Soab f~pritaues Der seb
en- sSay Scale"
en-: 8 pisit Stater iaIass ifis 2aus
for Stniterre, men ubIfies tIItr bortforpas'
les til ben. inn sr piais til at leis bet pao
en- tpriere Alb. mob at ban betaler Slater
nc oerpda. SnaInase S~sNtomrienoe bar
2aubst paa osuus @anpe. tan bau paobs-
rad5s ia SeioSeliesrst BERTH I arait al I'm
E%persr$tomit sller Tar 2eaie", 9iaar ben
f~oiiatts EtO CT uSlsbsa, eaar 9nuoet otter
tiIbase I'll GttrsH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1880. So: Son en- Menlabeo uoitgoe
e. 4Rse,sm uoen al gipc 9cbtOmmeuoe @n.
Ie0HlHg til al '%Oriuare f6T
Co.: giet, mfw ea g~2eUtgbebs &isHosIie
clsr gambling ian lite brIH8ss for be eiutle
TUWitcts, msomjuOre ZEN p~aaaa,sbe Gag
igrlil bpysr lHo rnper btsie slIsr pebreter
apiis Sistl8brOer. Seusrttte bsirastss en-
GietereIie o. en- &omtts. iOm bar inact /
Eporas al GeHi9bsosH at uHbsrip9e Be
~itpioRiager mob ct Gsblsm, icm BeUis /
6ettcH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
aaben R~orreiponoanea.

ccSn.~rns~ani I herre sFFssiro bcfoures a,
SNseYnierue q. u, nceres. mcrtrrtheu. miEH-
co Nrtr Nrie Vfrhtfeu. gvts,
ErrrrerecI fro perforrv gcr N's ordibsr
Fre nesre m nrAdffnner. befrdres the.
essrarrs hcnea affatfe sne SpfrasafanI o.
N-rf ~ fnNeT'dt eprca.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1927. Sp.: !. SriIte Rettisbeoer bar
en- "Seuattsr' paa GeaIertugslauo? Or
ban bsrettteet til at forlabe bet for en- Sio
ef!sr fprit at haoe ueoiat i9 oerpau?
2. gar en- "Squatter" pso Spmaalinsen
az 2aneet ncesn 6urirtusrei iremfpr andre.
JON oil file" hsrpna?
8. Sltpsr Sioen, b. ban bar ganoet /
fin SeitooeIie Tom "Spuntter". reguet ira
be 5 Var. ran maa DO oerpaa for at funne
"prope 0p- unoer Someteaolopeu?
Sn.: l. On ban f~lcruer fig ira 9auOst,
Tan ban lite hGO0e lin 9tet. bOiS ben bllper
betrtot al andre, iGrIts bprS han intrt "Sm.
procurement" bar oGrst ioretagst poa 9auDet.
?. SVts ban ian sOo;glOre, at ban pirtc.
Zig baI "~iet,leo' poa 2droct o. opytct bet,
pIl bans Get gau ioraH be pprt9es.
3. q fem Wax REGIMES ira ben Gao sucr
2oto, Ga %eDtOnuncnoe lettler 9oa Qanbet,
iaatrcmt iOrmt.t -gutrn" glpreS ,uoeu ire
RuaneSer ci;cr q, 3opniblp "g,at" er
-TIso" | 2~aHo'.u.oret.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1852. Co.: 5pah Gieneom peo Chen
al en- Manbs Sgu Tan / NlHRsipia bsilas.
Iasgss for gIR!o?
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
0SpPe>
belbreNe>es
isfe paa nosen Waaoe, for ages
tina" opSaseoes.

eb Drpeeut af ale IiIfrlosr af 9spbeb. Der er rom.
met I'll cor arubfab. Ct GrIultatet at frouiIt Satarrh
tSaitsu % ben rntotre Ersoola. Set inbrs Ore tan
lie raoes hnnrfor 6sIhreheIisr nsh nren. M nnhre
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1924. Gu: Sor n ing g2ano, Der CT
fsbt I llolanost. men iom tom til be Sore
nsns Slater, FIR ban bIso m1uoia - nerllia
oa ban bar 10 var edmmeI-Het til at bitoe
pptaest iom Glsp psb arigsitoieu , &eit
Rptut, ioruoiot al BET er hans Seniigt at
bIIpe Berger al bette Sdub?
So: Set iorIangss lille, at en- Gnieser
ON Gptasetis 0eo Beit 9OtHt itaI bare
SOrasr sIsr sHoUs Spa al en- Sorser; men
pso Spta5slisu mao Ssbtommsube olGsse
Oh pau. at ban oil 'uubsrtaite fig be Sore.
nsbs Stuters Spufituiion % itGu / Gro.
itabsiOrboIo I'll acknowledgement at bon
oil i~pripare 90 pGrs meO of pprstbcIpe 2an'
bets superGnitst, trocs oae Seuipu ban
moatte Tribe uoset aHoet aaub."
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

The only mistake about a business ed.
u~cation is in not getting 1t, Attend Az.
ker's Business College, Fargo, N. .. and
a void one mista ke. Catalogue tree.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1925. Sp.: SpprlebsS frembrinses
Barmen | Iuiten?
3d.: Oct sr Solens Siraalsr, iom frsm.
briueer 8urmsu. S]pIftraaIsrne iaIbcr lob
ret ppsr 9auesns psb 2Gtpa;pr, % garmen
sr osrior altib Sor btsie Gsus. 50 len.
sere ct Steb Iiseer ira sGtrutpr, bsito min
ors er gurmeu, iorbt Gulitraalsrue ialber
mere paaIfraa, 10 IRusers man tomner ira
2inlen. Sarmsn sr log life bare aibGn'
gig al osuus afitauO fra 9gtpator. Slima.
tet beror psiaa paa ct Stebs Spioe pper
Saoet, paa bets SeItssenbeb psb Sauet
eler iuoe / 9auost, pna be parnle slsr foloe
Sopitrpmme oiu. SpIenS parme Strualsr
trGnser eieuHsm GtmOif9rsu % trRHsr
Sorber, bpis Isle Sag optaser BEN, nteoeuS
be baaroe SieIos itrar ieuosr benz fra fig
tsien, ll~epunitniuseu fro Be ppbeeebe
Suro az, Der sismmsr StraaIsrns tsmmeIis
IGugr. tier ueoe I Galsne, irembriuger ben
Sarme, ri isIsr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

DR.. David Kennedy's Cherry Balsam bsbft for
0orftpleife. &cte, iGrime. 2SS SOC. sl.oo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1925. g.: Or Rem gort en- itsrre
6abrtibp eEo philadelphia?
So.: So. Genius al 1900 piisr, at 9bi'
Inbslpb,a pa havbs 1887 6abrit'G tablisie.
rsntsr meo en- iartlst Soeital al s478, $50
4o7 % en- &%rbsioSitprts paa 248 445. Der
betaliss / arbetoslpn $11l,s47,078 os be fa'
br,tsrebs SarerS SRrot par $685. 86 526.
8 Rstp gprt par 89779 gtabIis 'emruter
msb ri snsitaI al sss1, s7e,os1 90 en- Gr.
bsibstprts paa 400 1853. Ser uebetaltes /
arbsibsIsu s245 02Lss1, % be fabrt,srebs
Sorsr barbe en- BGrbi al $1,871, 5s,4es.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

1893. 81: J.. Nrcrm1rQe m!c2lcm.
mcr gor ocu Qrr't'2;tolls Nu'e &c Tryr.
uete SlolcrF
? CoOrmanse 4jco.tmmrr bar Rur.
moH.IrieEy
Gu: l. 2e giraffe Sa;bolttcr2 Nu,dl
Onr 1889 Int oUcr G 900; {. rus,fte, Der
Ugioa bstIeHOey ig ii. ben giraffe &wfe. tai.
ltoe - 900.
:. En'aIet DYgives ~ $4,000 Tor 1929,
men Der CT rjmcIjsrI3 oo't,l,G fere NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15

...r,nx case 81 freud 70 defeat
$50 ef the striking ionkshore-
ses 49, exposed AZ tho Ocean
mse re afternoon. Harry salsakc.
49, ..'s.ss Yesterday had been posing
rn W. - a deputy sheriff and asins
t,.'' re.s,,s authority 10 order the
~ ,.sstsrs off the decks. has lost MS
tHlt. a.,.-.t. NJ IN, long
s.s',sn,x union, claims % have
sn ...',s.,,ss Yesterday that Deputy
ss..~a VAS not emily a supposed
..ssx afticer protecting the Pacific
ss-sss g,oananyss property and pre-
Ss~ psace, but Was also hiring
sssa.ns,en men 70 take the place Of
'as .sSsse denied this morning that
:. a. aolnx that. lie said; As a
.s.~ sherlff have been sent down
- - prosect the Pacific Coast
ss,.s.nsnxs property. Men have come
!. - asking for work. but ] have
s,,sl, referred them 70 the port
cvdihss Dessnt kso~ Him
u.xsx>r. Delegate Morrison went
:. ,ks ssertffs affiee 70 satisfy him
~ Is 70 the mans authority. and
1890 that Sheraff Cudihee did not
- Know the man was on duty.
sssainee them went to the dock
"a Morrison 20 investigate the
- Ne made Salvage admit In
s.,~t ~ Norrisea that he had never
80 xent from the sherlffs office.
:. 40 assured Z. ". Miller. as
....snr general agent Of the Pacific
r,.ss Company that he would do all
I = 1nuer - protect the property
= ~ company. To = reporter he
- MS afternoon; salvage was
~xea : aepusy<hlp some eight
~enths agr 70 watch the Great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
ENGINE
BOILER
EXPLODES

NEW YORK. sept. 1.-THE boil
er o. an engine drawing a freight
train on the fennsyiNania road. near
Jersey city. exploded this morning.
killing Engineer George Lttz. and
seriously intOring ihA nooley. the
fireman. and Conductor Weber. who
was riding in the cab, The crown
sheet ~ ia. boiler blew out and tbs
boiler was lifted by tho explosion in
10 the air and landed beside the track
lifted with the boiler and split In
two while IN the air. I.afx WAS kill
ed by the fall. The other Two men
we're badly scaided and bruised. but
will survive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
--=--------------=------
MINING KING
DIES

COLORADO SPRINGS. sept Is.
w. S. Stratton. :he millionaire
mine-owner Who discovered Cripple
Creek. died IA this city last night at
the age OF %. MIR. Stratton came TO
Colorado In 1879, and for 20 years
spent his time alternately In work.
inE az the carpenters trade, and
prospecting IN the mountains. on
the Fourth OF July, 1891. he discov-
cred ana located the Independence
mine. which mnde him rich, and was
the beginning OF the famous Cripple
Creek camp. MIR. Stratton was a
and his only near relative
was his sister, Mrs. Jennie Cobb OF
California. who was with him 81 ME
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
DIAMONDS IN
HER STOCKING
The Fsvoriss Hiding Place Didn't
Protect Cecil Kings Jewels and
Money

The denlxens of Seattle'e under
world were startled today BY one Of
the biggest robberieH committed in
their midst for some time. A smaa
fort ..ne to one Of these creatures Of
Vice was stolen last night by some
clever criminal. As yet the police
have no clue 10 the Identity OF the
thief The loss viii amount 70 nearly
81. osO. and consists OF five diamond
rings. a nugget watch chain and
tls5 IN money.
Cecil King. oue OF the most notori-
Gus coiored women M the city. was
the victim. she is the woman who
was connected with a famous rob
berry In Seattle when this ftiondike
was In It's prime.
Last night the King woman had
the diamonds. money and chain In a
favoriie hiding piace-heF stocking.
II WAS securely fastened and II II a
mystery hove II VAS stolen.
During last evening she was ALSO
ciatcd with white man and there
Ia faint suspicion that ne may
know something OF the robbery. A.
set no arrests have been made IN
connection with the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
ONE SHOE OFF
ONE SHOE ON
In Such a Plight q Prisoner Makes
Run for Liberty

{. II. Wilson. a morphine user. this
morning made q sensational attempt
to escape serving three months
sentence IN the county jail. lie had
been convicted OF vngrancy under
the state law, and was being taken
TO Jail by Constable sam Kaufman
of Justice Georges court. At the
police station, while Detective Ken
needy was entering up the sentence,
and kaufman. who mad the prisoner
IN charge. was talking TO Chief OF
Police Sullivan. Wilson made run
for liberty. Down the steps and out
on the street he ran. As he crossed
YaHler way on his way down Third
avenue. he threw shoe" but with
one bare foot and no hat, he kept on
running. Kaufman gave chase and
finally captured him Ia a vacant lot
ON Second avenue south, near WASH
Ington street. He was then taken
TO the county jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
MEMORIAL
SERVICES
Mckinley Anniversary
is Observed

OYSTER BAY. Sept i5.--Prezl-
dent Roosevelt attended Christ Epis-
copaf church today. where at his re-
quest the rector. Dr. Henry n. wash
burn. delivered an eulogy of the late
President Mckinley. In the course
OF the sermon Dr. Washburn lauded
President Roosevelt and his attitude
with reference 20 trusts. The presi-
dent appeared much embarrassed.
CANTON. O.. Sept. 15.--Judge
VIM. r. bay. who was for time
secretary Of state IN President Me
Kinley's administration. delivered n
memorial address In honor OF the
deceased president at the First Meth
odlat church. OF which Mr.. Mckinley
was a member.
There we're many visitors to the
Mckinley tomb during the day. Ae-
cordinR TO her daily custom. Mrs.
Mckinley visited the cemetery and
laid flowers on the cofiin. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Carrot a.
Hobart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
GOODWIN
MOVES UP

DIES MONIES. Sept. ib.-Depuiy
Grand fire Goodwin win succeed
Grand Sire Cable Of the odd Eel-
lows Sovereign Grand lodge. There
H. n lively fight for the deputyHhip.
between y. 4. Conway OF Chicago. r.
J.. Wright. OF Allentown, Pa W. O..
Nye IT minneapolis and hHsHenh
ballard Of Helena, Mont conway
is thought 10 be IN the Lead Tbs
committee appointed to consider a
union Of the American and Engii1h
Sovereign Grand lodges, IL expect
ed TO report this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
MERGER SUIT TO Be
ACTIVELY PRESSED
testimony to be Taken in Behalf Of the Gov
eminent at St. Paul

re- Il designed TO 10 formed for that
skpress purpose II il expected that
a number - efriciafs ~ the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific viii
be xuhpcrnasd as Witnesses. ard
probably some other rasiruad men.
other witnesses vii be resident bua-
lresa men Of Minneapolis and ether
cities. familiar with conditions In the
region affected
The testimony taken In New York
was flied here some days ago. ~ 10
extremely vcluniaous. containing
more than n million words.
Testimony similar 60 that IN the
Power e4se viii aleo be brought out
James J. HEfl and ,. PieFpoat Mar
gan will be enhpceraed-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
LOSES BOTH
LEGS

TACOMA. Cert ik.-E. a. Beech,
wood. a brnkernar ON Northern Pa
clfac freight train. fell under the
wheels IS Ralsfe gorge las night. and
both % hsK iefe were 50 haely crush-
81 that they VIII have 70 be smpu-
tafcd. Heechwcos resides ~ this
city. where he has wife. father
and brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
BRITISH STEEL TRUST

LONDON, sept. fb.--rhe -. James
Gazette states that plans have been
made FOR the formation OF British
steel trust, cmbracing the most ini-
uortant British firms engaged IN
steel manufacture. The stocks or
the combination will be Immediately
fioased, N the American steel trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
MUST HAVE
DEPUTIES

TAMAQUA. Sept. 1.-THE operat-
ora claim 10 be making decisiye gains
toward manning their works and no
have occurred. Never
thcless when three washcries OF tho
Reading company opened this morn
Ing with non-union employees so aher-
IFS deputies guarded the vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15

beeonen aggressive In competing for
British trade.
IL n claimed that all the detalls
are complete, but that combine VIII
not begin 20 conclude ~ operations
as such until methods for the man
aRement Of the entire field are fully
ayatematlzed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15

NV YoRK. Sept. is.--That ths
rspfsm<nt attends n take positiv :
=. zrcnx action In rs saig against
- N>rsh<rn Securities company. 10
u<s<s: ths merging Of the North
vunEa lirsx 10 shown tnday BY the
~ presence Of Solicitor General
- y Richards. who has arrived
- U1sbtnxton. Testimony will be
~ 1ouGrTow before Frederick In
- If ~. Paul.
l<etimony 70 Be taken before
rinaonsr fna~rsoil VIII be de-
% she's that the merger uiiI
compstltisn between railway
= The states treveTeed BY the
= question. and thai the mer-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
DEWEY In
POORHOUSE

ALBANY. Sept. fs.--John Dewey.
aged IS. who ciaimn 10 be a cousin
Of Admiral prwey, was committed
- the aims houses here today. The
old man II very feeble. and has live
ed hero many years. until recently
he supported himself. bat hiH small
savings have become exhausted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
,InuAppY FlNLANoER

ON grounds Of common drunken
mesa and non support. Mrs. r.
Inl Instituted divorce proceedings
AGAINST nor husband Isaac. Ia the
superior court, this morning The
unhappy wife alleges that the mar
rage took place at Hhiatora Nazssan
Loon. Ia Finland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
PARIS Is
WORRIED

PARIS. sept t5.--Dispatehes re-
ceived today state that at the re-
quest OF the sultan. 400 British troops
have occupied the principally OF
Kalantan, the largest In the Malay
province. This action In causing
alarm In Siam. as II is believed to
lie the first step toward the eHtab-
lishment of British protectorate
over the whole Malny peninsula.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15

oLYNrTA. Sept. 1.-THE fires
west and north OF this city were not
20 damaging as at first supposed
The losses were mostly 10 farmers,
and were not extensive. One rail-
road bridge was burned. Most OF the
timber fires were In localities that
mad been logged. The logging campo
will resume work Ia a day or two. as
ali danger " supposed 20 be past.
The smoke has raised over TINS
city and the air In now tolerably
clear. Fires are reported 10 be stu
raging towards Grays Harbor, but Il
il believed that the worst - over.
and that even without rain they VIII
soon be under CONTROL
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be renpmed extensively Ia the log
xine camrx. This ioxses 70 rancherA
have ~ been DISASTROUS many of
thm having 1oat thir horzes. besides
CROPS and machinery. The loss ~
chenalis county VIII not be less than
a half million dollars. At least three
persons have ios. their lives In the
fire and a number OF others are
missing.
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Under sheriff william Corcoran
IL III and unable 70 attend 20 his
duties Ills place IL being allsd by
deputy Sheriff Nelson.
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STRIKE
TROUBLES

SCRANTON. Pa, sept i5.---Three
italian laborers going to work on
the sewer this morning were mis-
taken for non union miners, and at
taeked BY strikers. one ~ report
ed dead and the other two are IN q
wanna hospital. where they were
taken.
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wILKEsBAHRE Sept. ia
u1ob 81 strikers attacked two nom
union miners when the latter we're
returning from work tsia morning,
near Pittaton. One Of the miners
ms fatally Injured. the other es-
caped. although badly bruised by
oftthblnn
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txr ,rt''volhtsNs Sept. 1.-THE lunt-
ssf.rs~ Wy ~ this region IL tenn
r.IIl1 pafalyzed outside Of the
q n,Iss nse1 on the harbof. Scores
h.fn4s the interior have been
<rirs. sHl evefyhody has been
Ira =, ~. ~ the lowKinR camps. The
ts -. wi burning in some idcail-
\ ys.t - aes.ructivefy n viii
hossfsr. before work viii
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nRE FIEND SULLENLY
| RETIRES FROM ATTACK
||ames Very Generally Becoming Subdued---
Losses Will Run Into the Millions

vANcouvER. wn.. Sept. is.--The
- are abstins somewhat In Clarke
1sz'y. though stlll IN progress in
= Standing timber. Only rain can
~ The flames there. In the open
=xor< the fires are thought TO be
.,ssr control The total loss IN the
! -{ 4 roughly estimated NJ
$1,000 TIE damage 70 farmers
very hfavy. Nearly 100 houses
ben reported burned. besides
and other ut-buiidInzs. hay
= Train In the stack. growing
sflo many head Of livestock
ta MI Of easuaities has been re-
- salt a dozen. several per-
.9pposed TO have perished hav-
9 been found.
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R0ElIN Strikers OF, EpIlJY|
n UUUUV Saying He Is VII VI

Northern docks, and 10 guard other
property al times when | saw fit
lie acted as an unpaid man during
the Tracy hunt. He was not sent
from my office. The company has
never asked me for any protection. {"
When confronted with these Facts
AIR. Miller. local superintendent OF
the Pacific Coast Company, a. well
a. Salvage. admitted to a reporter
that the latter IN common with a
half dozsn other men II employed by
the company as watchmen during
the present trouble.
A Proposition
The ionKshoremen last Saturday
submitted a proposition to Air. Miller
which tho latter has failed so far
To accept. II IL this
All the men who Htruck-union and
non-union were willing TO so back
% work In place OF those now EN-.
rioyed at the old wages until Oefo-
Der l, II by that time no agree
ment had been reached the men
were willing TO submit the matter
TO arbitration. This they were wall.
tng 10 do because % the fact that ex-
Auditor i-awless Was to assume the
management Of the company IN san
Francisco October n, and Mr.. Miller
had asked that the settlement be
postponed until thar time.
In discussing the above PROPOSE
tlon this morning MIR. Miller said
In tNe first place. The men never
notified ua until last Saturday what
they wanted. do not know whether
or not we viii be willing to arhi-
trate. I 10 not see that we have
anythins 70 arhttrate. Resides. We
could net discharsa our present EN-
piayes and take the Old men hack
without being unfair 10 the new
men"
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FALLS TO
HIS DEATH

VANCOUVER, p. G., Sept it'll
Briggs fell from a high rock at Bird
al Veil falls. near Kafnloops, last
night and was fatally injured.
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MORTALITY REPORT

II. r. Crane. aged o. years, died 81
ProvidaneA hospital yesterday, The
body Is Al Buttor gofkh'k