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PRESIDENT OF COLOMBIA,
SAN ClEMENTE, is DEAD.
Blow to RevoIutonists, Who Counted on Aid
OF Aged Executive.

ul-I 90. iNH tn.ra' ..rlu., 900 colombia
~ Ntr-atIra assumed tao active 81
ties o. ~. Presidential oIii-e n Angus.
l'" 4. ~ reported one that Sir
'l'm.T,r hnd been imprisoned Nv tbs
lr.sr. Nrg~ .l,ur
Itayr..II tpunr. Err.a- gathered auaut
the as.I executive
In November asst II VAS asserted that
pE. san tlymvnly GIi l,''a Kidnapped
hN .UlI.. al leaders, rom Nil,ta and
taken 10 q s'ilu chair over rpug
nounta. roads from Nillsta TO ais ha
tl"nit, plchl2l IN thu Department ~
days despatch from Panama that this
~. INCORRECT ~ United States Minis.
tee H'rt seemingly saw Dr. san ITEM.
cnt' nt Nlii.ta
In any case, /; appears that the soT.
m'r President never voluntarily re.
noun~-i IN. Presidency AMI slxay- In o
sisted ma ro was tho hesd o. the Co.
lpm1iau COS fum.u'
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HURT IN CAR COLLISION.

A Pacin- avenue trolley car at wash.
ing,on and Montgomery streets. Jersey
CITY. early to-day crashed MO James
s~iircr's wagon. driven by John Lewis.
twcnty-ssven years Old. Of No. u Cara
brandt street.
Lewis was hurled from his sea; and so
badly hurt that his condition 10 serious.
The wagon was wrecked and the horse
injured. The passengers In the trolley
car were. thrown about BY me sorcs OF
the collision.
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MRS. JOHN G. R0ESCH DEAD.
sother of Jasticr Roesch Had
Been III some Time.

Mrs. John @. Roesch mother o.,
Aunicipa' cou:t justice ;c1rs. r.
Roesch. died after a lingering Hines to.
lay. at her home. No. a First avenue
sdhe was slxiy-seven years old.
Clerk Julius Hamburger, % the Fourth
district Court, where Justice Roesch
2fesides, announced the death 81 Mrs
Roexch at the opening Of court. and adj.
loufued until after the funeral which
n1ll take place at ST. Nicholas German
catholic Church Thursday morning
Justice Roesch's brSta.g. Joseph
0oeech. q court Interpreter. died four
Douths ago.
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'NIEfOWN Apr. Services IN
m-!uoty ~ Cecil Rhodes Ner. he'd
Yesterday In Good Hope Hall. which was
unable tu rrrpnmohti. AL the p,op."
who desired 'p attend
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Ta-Tc have boon no casualties lad IN.
pure ballot rush line i intl p, up - dat"
The -efprmors got In a goal on Bath.
H>us"'' early inAhe run, h' having hl,
policemen allies all transferred To- o;h,-
districts and outllndcr policemen sent
to take thcir plnr's.
A serarnt" halo, was provided to-day
20 allow voters 10 express their opinion
regarding municipal ownership OF puzzle
utilities and the uJmlnauon OF party
candidates by direct vote 81 the people,
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AIRsHIP TO TOP MOUNTAIN

LONDON Apr 10" latest -"po-t
Boz -'gagd 90 tie PROTESTS Il VI Santos
pImoni IN. Rrlul.iF tcrora4f ls tNt.
he proposes O. explore points uu Mount
Blanc A. % h'gH. never aotur- attained
hy balloon
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MANY AT RHODES SERVICE.

~, ID" mile. ll.t,nt -tramlns tarouG
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WASHINGTON. April Thc r-csl
dent has cent to the senate the nomiua
'ion ~ Edward FIl. Of Sew Jersey ~
Resistant collector ~ Customs at Jcr
ROY 81,
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WASIilNGTpS. April I-One ~ the
most Do '.r. weddings u the prr-"n;
month IN this city Will b" that 81 Miss
Julia VI SCOT, To- Lieut. william Carrie
tom watts. ~ phladei phil which VIII
t,ke plnrc NE ,st week 10 April
Mis- Scott l. daugat-r 81 Major
Douglas VI SCOTT $ retired. .Sh,
ls charming blonde fond u outd1o
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DIVES UNDER TRAIN.

TAT NUN. Mass AprII Thy THROW.
iuE himself 90 front - a passenger train
on the New Haven Railroad near Whit
t.utun Junction Pete NJ phan NJ Law.
renee, an iu'nat. 81 the Taunton Insane
Asylum committed suicide
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CARPENTERS STRIKE.

CAMDEN \ ] NUFII ."'V"F n
M.nIr,L -Lrprut-r. L.presont-ng 8 POI
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MILL WORKERS WIN

BOSTON. April T. MiIis all over New
Enslaui have posted notices 90 aiyanr..f
in wages ~ tNr operative, and 'Hr stu,
alton has been s. improved that 'h,g, u
Uu longer any talk ~ a strike
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WIRELESS BREAKS TRACED

"rci 'htt inr.f''.l eIrr."ss '~r"sftrny
Ugthts installed ,u tho Aomcs ~ 10
army nfl,"ss a. IuE'. are responsible
ior the breaks in IN" wireless commuul.
cation between the French iruu'lad 81
Louis md 'hr iprpsdn.bpst DuuJis
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ROBSON AND CRANE AGAIN.

are 10 b. reunited after separation ~
-ight years. II may b" 'r only one
pes forLnnnc" " ~ may he ton twn. one
i - ne hold in Now York and IN" other.
II held. 200 IIDlgu. u'u both Hre !pr
the fun rtlsiuu - establish hone far
inaiHer' nln'Df- g.. b
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MIR. FIELDS NEW RING.

Lila VANDERBILT S,p3H, .t- s-eu-li 5
rev 'ai among -,-iey fox nr rra..0'
ms 2. n.r htu-" " OsgooI Flch AZ
"ugn grW'nt ring lt Lars" ah'r,
iilnk"i Bog t,yu small diamonds
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MERGER ACTION READY.
A't"rn~, -G"nrrni of Washington
90 Tackle Railroad Trust.

IT PM l. M.nn., April Attorney
General Stfa.'or. Of tho state or Wash.
,nst"u. has practically completed his
1r."t ~ the f'tlyu 30 J- begun ~ the
STAT" against me Northern Scciritles
COMPANY IN the l'ntci I'rtrs Slprome
Court
S!r siratun expects % go to wash.
ington tonight IN max. hts application
for leave to fle in the Federal Supreme
Court.
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A Gre., step Forward.

The leading April magazines have de.
voted one OF their advertising pages to n
ton ana results Of the 'orangeine' pre-.
scription. which has now become such
an important factor for the comf0f.
health and protection VI humanity. -
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BONDS SOLD TO NEW YORKER.

NTI.NNTT' 'ITN- \ J NVflI 7
bonds amounting To- $500 have been
old at publ auction her, hv CITY
e. mptrpll.r \ VI H-Stun. ths pur-
chaser hcinE y " Harris ~ Co 81
New York
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Turner married woman In legal
status hut a little girl In wears and
stature appeared to-day as the prose
outing witness I'm Rec ordrr Sta ckhuuss' =
court against J1nn kreRnss. n married
man, forte Years Old. WON she yAirs Cd
with attacking her. In" sir. has been
married four months.
Krcam-r was held in 900 bail
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TO SPEND s4oo,ooo.ooo.

ir.HI,.. 4sals of the Big F0I
Railway sysl,uf est. mates th,f f4'.uu
49, VIII boz expended %, Lar rtNrptI
=. '"'- .o4HtrU for lmrrny ,m'rf. fu1
N"Hr chat dts rs one % the great
s.#. wears .u tI. ll4furf ~ -. rsuflfrs
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PARADE MAY DAY.

To '6u'faI T'I0F|I'l MON Na' n.
rii"i .n u'-np'rnt" N.'H iN' Snu
Democrat. party 10 getting 100 an eight,
n1u p1rtd" .u NHt btN. and has 49,
pointed "amw''f"e '' work vith e
'ha. arrangements
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sports. which have aided 20 her com
pleNion the glow ~ health and 10 her
ngurc the grace Of an athlete.
Mr. wltts father b. onsul.Gensrai
~ rfrRie The Lier.enin, Is quar-
tered on The Dolphin post he has
'i,lci 'pr two yCHr-
rE love afYsiS had ~ aerinning NJ a
house party oa It,tng sand DN sum
mcr
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GIRL DROPPED DEAD.

stRATOGA. y y April Miss
Narv Thrcsher. twenty years old.
daughter % Albert rhr.sher. of BROOK.
iyu dropped dead A. the G-yscryille
cottage -, her grLaimp,h'g. Mis- WI.
lam Thrrshsr whose guest she hal
been for a .sw months
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PRESIDENT GIVES NO TIME.

WNSTIINGTON NpfiI !. Prrsidon'
Roosevelt inviting persons 20 dine on
s,.s tnan two hours notice - causing
much annoyance ptsnus" ~ guests haV.
INK - break engagements made pre-
.gu.II
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AT l.loo MILES

LONDON Ngr. Ia Mu..n' s'a.
tiou 80 IN" Lizard saw. Il 1mmla .H,,ri
sue rsstlU.E with ta, Steamer ht.s.r
Wilhelm der Crosse when iN" vessel
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KILLED BY HOT BATH.

TRENTON. y. j. Apr! Bathing -
hot waite. caused Harry Ia-l.ug !
prominent $ ung society nan. -p h..
stricken with Lpoplesy. and he dl'i I
4 n. l,tthtlb
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PROM COURT TO ASTRONOMY.

CHICAGO April l sh-rbrru- ".
Burnh,m. clerk az ia" ruu"I states
Circuit cour, since iss2 has resiEE,.l lis
position 10 devote mis- tiU' 10 Istrun-
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ENGAGEMENT DINNER.

WNSHINGTON NprII ! n = dinn'r
q, D. givcH tonight ny Sc, r"tarv and
Nr. Hay 10 annOunc. the engagement
~ heir daughter Ale" ~ Jsm"s W.
"a If!-p worth g.. sem of the New YORK
,.axl.ssmau President Uops-y'ii viii
"a .r % il'~t - the h'Rlth happiness
The evening world., 1902-04-01
SHIP MAXWELL
SUNK NEAR PORT?

LONDON. April IA Deal Pilot boa,
reports having picked 40 10 l,fcbOit
marked ship Maxwell
She also saw boats marked Maxwell %
and says n three Ell ship sank slgn'
miles southwest OF Duugcn,,s Light.
house.
The British ship Maxwell. capt
Young. OF i.7i3 tons loft san Francisco
Oct. ~ for HUI Sh. was built AZ I.iy.
erpooi Ia isS1. and Was owned los }
Edgar a Co
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TELEGMAPF)
CADETS DEFY la "Hoopoo."

ANNAPOLIS Md Aaril The Hrs.
brick II IN. foundation ~ IA" new csdc,
iormitury has n""n out IN place. aud
under 10 Ar" ~ 'sntS 10 shpw that the
navy boys are not Supersiitious.
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FRY FOR COLLECTOR

duccd resolution svmpsthiz.ng with
the Beers aud asking IN" President 70
nrlp y. lfnItrLtIom u Grnat BritAIn.
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norfolk s,riLe declared on.

lNperlal 10 me ETrnlnE WorldJ
NJ strike. which had been on here since
GEoh !, was to-day declared on by the
1u1U and all boycotts ordered lifted.
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~ rLrENSHy re- Npril ! whrc
10, Mrs i'. r-lm'ut Hl. rlrnd'rg M
'ns barracks square A. kl'n l"stsril,
~ Sfrnnpf shot HHl Killed Lieut.
,'ruInh 'nf mtlguing the ',rm-r =
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a BILE
SIR ANDREW CLARKE DEAD.

LONDON Ar . slr NndrcN clark.
Ag"ui-G"u.rtl rr Victoria. i. irtl
fs.l -.EtHf. sIEHr
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DOWN and glare augrily a, MS tor
mentors.
Three volumes %, his verses were
issued the n-; IN isS5 and the last In
$50
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Ellen Terry and 'hrir ru-tv W., wer.
> 'StIE'Fs "u 10" \ tu'h Irtnsporr
reached her dD~k hey" 10 50 o clpck
thu morning. were ~. Hfnvi ON their
1r--L-lI N IlLrN .L-..- u tr-nui.
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TO AID ALTGELp's WIDOW.

IN, NG' Npr Effort, have been
started HE 90, .rt,ul. - "a, late John
= N'Erld who dl'd 7onni. rss % raise
fyU1 ~ sSbr" f0r MS widow
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served In Congress-.

..r, q. III. skilled workmon employed
upou .ocal building operations. struck
a'-day ,or an advance In their wages
,ni for SATURDAY. hslf-n"l!daN fh"y
were receiving 81 cents an hour ana de
mtul y
CHILD-wIFE COMPLAINS.
CAMDEN y ] AnrIl l-MrE- Ida
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DR.. THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH
DIES AT HIS NEWARK HOME.
Author Of "Ben Bolt"
Peacefully Sinks Into
Last Sleep After H.
ness Of a Month
Served Two Terms
in Congress.

Dr. Thomas Dunn English lied AT I,
.: STATE street. Newark. y j
~" had been ~ for month and als
death had been expected several days.
\; O'Clock last night the physicians
in attendance saw that the end was
near ana they LETT the patients bod
side He gradually sank unit! nc passed
peacefully away
Abou, two years ago DR.. English was
very ~ and for a tim. death was eS
p.cted. Ho rallied from that attack
and later was in his usual good health.
Tn" last words uttered by Dr Eng
lisn Mere God l' gooi Nv wife Ny
bov
Dr Engiisi's wife d!ed In isSa onc
OF hts sons d.ci IN December last The
words were spoken I'VE minutes before
tn. doctor died ITS daughter Alice.
hai been sitting a. the bedside comfort.
ing her father when H. uttered IN.
words quoted Five minutes later the
daughter left tho room and when she
returned ne WAS dead.
Another daughter. Mrs Florence Noll.
wife o, Rev \ II Soll. ~ Tennessee.
and Arthur English. the doctors son.
were the only other members " the
family In the house They were worn
out by constant watching and Were
resting IN their rooms When the end
came
No arrangements have A. Vet been
made for the funeral. further than II
had been decided TO have the services
IN tn" House Of Prayer. one ~ the
leading Episcopal churches In IN" city
Not Proud of "B-n Holt"
Or En.sllsh vas best known - the
author ~ Rem Bolt" song that was
mad popular many wears after " was
written by n. mention mad" "f II In
Dl M,urer. popular novel ''Trlby pc
Though his other poems nav. never
hal murn ~ vogue. the poet was
never proud Of the composition on whi h
h.S fam" rested
Born ia Philadelphia June -. 1879. Or
English was educated IN the public
SCHOOLS Of iaat city. H.. received tn. de-
gree - VI d from the University OF
Pennsylvania in SO and three years
later was admitted e. the bar IN PAila-
Ie!phls lie vas engaged IA newspaper
work 'or a time ana wrote many verses
that wue popular atty years ago
liz practis"I Law hut littl" and hts
practice - medicine was d-~uliury lilo
depended on his pen Cor living and nab
many ups and downs Of fortune.
served In Congress.
Iia mas lived FOR many wears IN New
Jersey and served In tho New Jersey
Assembly two years In l"l he was
elected 20 Congress and was -c.'lccted
40 wears later
DurNs his stay IN Congress "Rer
usl,.. -,relS cd It's greatest v".gc. and
pr English r1s bored almost 80 death |
nv his fellow. members o. Congress
Thav would hum the -ons every rmc
h. -os. - speak un:Il ne would sli'
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REWlRP 81 imitation, 81 Diamond D,s<
Wv "h"n Ash for .ni take only Dlsmsnt
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WESTMINSTER ABBEY CLOSED
CAPTAIN SHOT LIEUTENANT.

LONDON Apr Nc~tm!us.cr Abe
N"N was closed TO-DAY md will remain
81 sol 'il' the coronation
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MAUDE CONNIE AIDING BoERs

PARIS N7r N.s Mrlia Come.
-" lrfsr 1EI.1'H- Nt- temporarily given
t' Hrf bNr Cause - 'pm" nIt -
~'rH"- HIh'r'4f rr 'It 10 ere ii.E Ice.
's.s i.r Vel attended
WELCOME IRVING HOME.
h"NDpN, Apri Sir Henry Irving
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$4,000 FOR RUTGERS.

SEw RRl SSwirT y J Apr
l.; Austin Scott. rr,.,ioui %: Ru'E-r..
announced 'p.ioy 'le' git' %. 5000 from
RaIuH voorhees,. - Cuntoa y !. Nj
Nnnrnc-s - NOT an ,lumuIs NJ IN. col
'cE" hu' Is the grandfather = eN-ti"N
Poser Voorhees, ~ Sew Jer~y, wh'
CrLlgat"l from Rutgers ~ 'Nc cas-
~ -
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-22
STUDENTS DENoUNcE USE
OF PISTOLS IN DCELs.
Swords only Should BE Used by Gen
tlemen in Affairs OF Honor
Resolutions Passed.

BERLIN, Nov. 2l.-Eixty-two stu
dents societies with q membership of
$500 from the Berlin university, the
technical institute and other institu-
tlnns in this city, held great meet
ing In the, Philharmonic hall against
pistoi ducls between students and Of
ncers. The pistol was denounced as
weapon for American trappers and
the sword was declared TO be prefer
able. IL standing upon higher moral
plane and belng more chivairous
weapon. The sneakers nointed out that
the German emperor had repeatedly
advised the officers to practice with
swords and 10 settle their affairs OF
honor with that arm, but the officers
objected. on the ground that the sword
IN not severe enough 10 wash their
stained honor clean.
The meeting finally adopted res
oiution asking the minister Of war to
give the students committee an equal
yalce With the officers court Of honor
In settling differences between the stu
dents and officers. The resolution al
SO asked the minister only to permit
the use OF pistols In the case OF great
family insults and when one OF the
parties Is physically unable to fight
with the sword.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-22
YOUNG STUDENT KILLED
Cruel Bullet Speeds Past Target and
Ends Boys Life.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-August Lau-
Der. seven years of age. has been kill
led near his home in Brooklyn by Peter
Bumhoff, a pigeon fancier.
August, with some playmates, was on
the roof of barn reading when Bum
hoff discovered a "coaxer'' among his
pigeon cotes. Procuring rifle he
fired at the strange bird which was
endeavoring to lead away his pets.
The rifle ball passed through the
uigeon and sped on to the adjoining
building where the children were pour
ing over their studies in the open air,
unknown to the man who fired the shot.
August was sitting near the edge of
the roof. The bullet struck and kill
led him instantly. his body falling to
the street 25 feet below.
Bumhoff was Mortified at the result Of
his craftsmanship. He was arrested
on a charge of homicide.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-22
TRADE WITH AMERICA DECLINES
Manufacturers Claim That Business Is
Not as Good as Formerly.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.-Yorkshire
manufactures continue to complain of
declining trade with the United States,
cables the London correspondent OF
the Tribune. While there has been a
meager gain OF 100000 In exports rom
Leeds to the United States during the
last Il months compared with 1901, II
can be explained by shipments of wool
and iron rather than by an improve
ment In the woolen trade or metal
manufactures.
In the Bradford district, the pros
perity of which depends largely upon
a brisk trade with the United States.
the manufacturers are forced TO admit
that the American market is now main
lv supplied with home goods. The tex
tile trades OF Leeds are suffering also
Exports Of machinery, steel rods and
iron from Leeds to the United States
have fallen during the last quarter
even from the low level of the pre-
ceding year,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-22
IMPORTANT RULING MADE
BY SECRETARY OF NAVY.
Precedent Established Whereby All
Employees Of Navy Yard Can APP
pear Before Board OF Wages.

WASHINGTON, Nov zl.--secretary
Moody has made an important ruling
by which employees In the government
navy yard are allowed to present to
the board Of wages direct any ques-
ton affecting the rate OF wages. The
secretary states that his decision Is to
form precedent and will apply to all
navy Yards Of the government. In his
letter he says:
II desire to establish the following
precedent. viz: That a committee Of
workmen IN any trade in the yard by
making application to the commandant
shall be permitted TO appear before
the board Of wages and present data
concerning the rate of wages paid to
workmen in their trade in the vicinity
of the yard and make explanation con-
cerning conditions under which the
work is performed. and that the data
presented and statements made shall
be given careful consideration hv the
board in submitting its recommends
tion Of wage rates"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-22
WILL DISPENSE
WITH COMMISSION
a=7e.--r-----
Both Sides Express Willingness
to Come Together and Ei'
feet a Cancellation.
--,s,-~sp~--@
M'VEAGH AUTHOR OF lpEA
II IL Possible Settlement Cannot
BE Reached In Manner Pro-
posed--Arrangenicnts
Are Satisfactory.
M'VEAGH AUTHOR OF IpEA

SCRANTON Nav - The mine
workers. through their representatives
have agreed with the mine owners to
attempt 10 adjust the differences ex-
listing between them outside OF the an
thracite coal strike commission. The
proposition was made on compromise
basis. and negotiations. II Is expected.
will at once be entered on. with reason
able hone Of settlement. without fur
thcr oid from the arbitrators.
The rough proposition which u TO
form the basis OF negotiations II n 10
percent increase in wages. nine-hour
dav. and trade agreements between
the miners and the company by which
they are employed. While both sides
have expressed willingness 10 settle
the differences among themselves, II is
not TO be construed that Il carried with
II the acceptance OF The terms propos-
ed. II Is possible that the foundation
already laid can be wrecked by either
party holding out too strongly against
some question and thus leave the
whole matter In the hands of the com
mlssioners. who In the meantime VIII
nri rs sort of board or concillia-
ton rather than as n board OF arbi'
tratlon. The move, one Of the most
important in the story OF the coal
strike. created a mid sensation when
II became known. II was brought
about by both sides seeing that the
proceedings before the commission
would be intermlnable and In the In
tcrmlngilng OF lawyers for both sides
m outside agreement proposition was
hraoched and taken up.
II cannot be officially stated which
marty made the proposition first. but
II is generally believed 10 have been
the operators.
Wayne MacVeagh, who carried on
such n brilliant cross examinations OF
President Mitchell, is given credit for
bringing about the present situation.
The commissioners were Informed OF
the new turn OF affairs last night and
at once acquiesed to the proposed ar"
angement.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-22
Al First Sign Of Danger Railroad
President Boards Private
Car and Escapes Death.
LOSS OF LIFE EQUALS 10000
EVERYBODY Trying to Leave Devas-
tated Country Refugees Are
Members Of Families of
Wealthy Planters.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21-Presl-
dent Adoiph Meyer. Of the Champerico
railroad, had picturesque escape
from death near the Guatemalan vol
cano. Santa Maria. At the first sign
OF serious danger. Mr.. Meyer ordered
that his private car be coupled to the
most powerful engine In the place, and
that the train be held In readiness for
denarture at moments notice. When
the rain Of stone, sand and ashes be-
came thick and heavy, threatening
death to all he inhabitants Of the re-
gion, he ordered his engineer to run
at full speed to champerico, and he
was carried away through the dark
ness in wild race with the black
storm of destruction. The railroad
president, in his private car. outran
the danger, and the farther he got
away $hs lighter was the fall of the
volcanic debris.
The steamer AmassIs, which arrived
here with the above information. re-
ports that she was boarded at Cham
perico by agents Of the Kosmos and
other lines, and that they reported the
loss of life was estimated at 10000
and it was reported that 25 pueblos or
Indian villages were ruined. At
champerico there were many refugees
desiring to leave the country. The
refugees consisted mostly Of the fam
lilies Of wealthy planters.
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hind his right ear. Companions sawed
OH the greater part OF the stick and
Leonard walked TO building In the
yard.
Physicians found that the stick had
passed between the muscles and the
important vessels Of the throat and
neck. II was impossible to withdraw
II without danger Of killing Leonard.
All the muscles on one side Of the
neck had 10 be cut and the spear was
removed from the side. Leonard viii
probably recover.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-22
REFUSES JURY TRIAL
County Clerk In Colorado Charged
With Violating Courts Injunctions.

DENVER, Nov. 21.--District Judge
Johnson today refused jury trial to
Julius Achle. clerk OF Araphahoe coun-
ty, on the charge of contempt in cer-
tifying names on registration lists prior
to the late election after he had been
enjoined from doing so. Judge john
son held that the amendment to the
code allowing jury trial in contempt
cases was unconstitutional.