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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
STRIKE MAY END
BY COMPROMISE
Commission Adjourns Until December 3 tt
Await Negotiations

wanted the issues thfenhed out be-
fore the commission. lie argued that
an agreement reached before tbs
commission and promulgated BY that
body would be more Iastlls. Judss
Gray intefposed and aaclAfsd that
tho independents war eniictpetlnn
an issue that the altitude - tnr
commission var that Of viewing the
proceedings tolf{<n.pjated ~ a step
IL the rignt dfr<eti1n. Ia which Il
held itsslf Al ali times ready to as
sist.
burns then read statement plae-
ing tho attitude 81 the independents
on record. He said that this vase
issue aud recoxnifion OF the union
we're not vital points Ia tho minds Of
HIS clients. Hurns said that a conff-
ton OF anarchy prsvsEls in this min
Ing regions and that Il was the pur-
pose ~ the independents 20 m aist on
an expression from the American
people through the commission upon
the subject. thereby placing the seal
~ dsHapproval upon future acts Of
lswisHsness connected with terror
ism.
Burns said that he wished aiso TO
dispute the statements made before
the commission na IN wages. and
NfAlH1 IHNi ne NVNtH HHNW AA@A NV
miners working for the independent
companies receive on the average
above f7oa yearly: in some cases -
high as o. 200. He said tbs inde-
pendenR wanted something more
than a Temporary peace.
n. w. wilcox. counsel for the Del
aware a Hudson emphaticaily de-
MED that last nights nssfinE was a
formal one. lie said that u was
held only for the purpose Of making
an attempt at an outside settlement
between now ana December 4 Lam
,han. counsel Cor the non-urionfef-.
natA that his clients werr highly
rrrtlfied n having n chance for an
outside settlement with the Mine
Workers.
barrow said there was no fispori-
sson n dehnr the independentr from
thr meeting ~ counsel,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22

the open doors Of the Midway on
their way from their homes In thu
southern part Of the city.
churehaeers svffsr
And every sunday morning here
after until the protest OF the resi-
dents % the south end In Needed.
they VIII be compelled TO pass the
flaming entrances Of the Midway Gu
theiF way TO worship.
Even on wees aayz tho Midway
wakes up In the early afternoon ara
paradss IFS painted and powdsrea
inmates al Its street doors. srrayed
In Kauay wrappers aud tea xnwns
= the matter of etc&fnx the Midway
and any other xrouad-flaor brotheIs
that may later be established. win
probably be brought before the
council AZ an early meeting by petit
ton from the residents Of the south
ern part Of the city.
Such a petition has been prepared
and II now In circulation In. thar
quarter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
WILL LAY
the CABLE;

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. "a
II liz expected that work Will be
pushed rapidly on the Pacific cable
from San Francisco 70 Manila Sec
suitation with Rear Admiral Brad
ford. chief OF the bureau OF equip
ment, ordered the sounding MAIDS
by tho Nero 10 be turned over TO the
Pacific COMMERCIAL Cable Co, which
will construct the cable and will
make special concessions to the gov
eminent. The soundings made by
the Nero have cost 100000. The
cable VIII be laid by way of Honolulu
and the Island OF Guam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
CINCINNATI
tine WINNER

NEW YORK Nov. 77.--The cruIs-
err Cincinnati won the long race OF
the naval vessels which sailed south
ward last Saturday to take part In
the naval maneuvers IN the West
Indies. The battleship Alabama was
second, followed by the Runboat
Machias and the Battlcehipa Indiana
KnarsaRe and Massachusetts, IN the
order named. The ships sailed from
Hampton Roads to the rendezvous
off culebra lights. the beacon ON a
little ieis near San Juan point, Porto
aiaa. The Cinninnati started ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
BOLD TRAIN
ROBBERY
Rock island Train Held
Up Near City


CHICAGO. Nov. 22--Tle official
report OF the Rock Island road con-
corning the train robbery near Dav-
export, last night. states that there
we're five robbers In the gang. and
that the only booty they obialnco
VAS tso Vi tnonsy from the railroad
company ara the contents OF a small
express safe. Tho value OF the latter
r. unnamed, but IL believed to be
small.
DAVENPORT. iowa. Nov. 11.--The
Nest-bound fart Kansas City train
N the Rock Island railroad was
reid up three miles west Of here BY
i've masked men shortly after mid
hight The train Was stopped By
siznaliling with a lantern. The rob
bers then detached the three mali
and express cars and compelled the
engineer TO run farther down the
road 10 Gale Siding. There the safe
Of the express car was blown open
and the contents taken.
The robbers stole a tram early this
morning and escaped into fliinoia,
crossing the bridge from Davenport
to Rock Island.
Posses with bioodhounds are fol-
lowing on the trail The local ex-
prraH officials say that the express
safe contained only $4,000 In money
and fcweiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
CRUEL WAR
is over

PANAMA, Nov. IA treaty Of
peace was signed yesterday between
commissioners OF the CoIemb ian gov
eminent and Gen. Herrera. tho revo-
lutionary leader. The news was
brought here by Consul General
gudser on the Wisconsin,. The rev.
olutionirts agree TO surrender all
their military and naval possessions
and the government IL to furnish the
soldiers transportation TO their
homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
FAVORS FREE
TRADE

WARRINGTON. d. c.. Nov. "a
Senator Mitchell of Oregon yester-
day stated publicly that the people
OF the Pacific coast are IN favor OF
free trade with the Philippine archi-
pelago. He says that II " believed
that the removal of tariff restric-
tons is necessary 60 stimulate oom.
msree with the isiands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
LOOKS 1T UP

wAsHINGToN. II. G.. Nov. az
Coanrnissloner OF Immigration Sar-
gent fs now at Point Iona Cal, In
vesfigafing the Tfngiey school This
afternoon ne wired TO the treasury
department 70 withhold all action 10
the case until his return. which wiz
be next Saturday. Sargent states
that he has In bis possession inn
portant information. The DEPART
ment VIII aecede to this Request.
Commissioner Sargent and Con-
gressman Daniels spent last night az
he Universal brotherhood at Point
f.or,,a ana are now waiting for teg-
slnonv against the institution.
Deniels expresses strong approval
NJ n. Sargent says that from all ap-
pearances the institution IL all right,
but no declines TO forecast his Of
fetal report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
YALE Is IT

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. "a
The score % the first half Of the
Yale Harvard football game was
Yale IL. Harvard 0. soon after the
play began In the second half Yale
scored another touchdown.
An immense crowd Is present at
the football game tozfsy. The wealth
er IL magnificent and the ground In
fine condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
DUMSMu!R
GOES OUT

VICTORIA. d. c.. Nov. 3s.--Pre-
mier james DunBmuir has resigned.
and q new minlHtry Will be formed
by Cole @. Prior. present minister
OF mines. II In not thought that
there win be any other cabinet
changes except the selection OF n
successor to Prior as minister of
mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
LOCAL OPTION

NONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 1.-THE
LEGISLATURE has passed a local option
high license Law which In to he re-
ferred 70 a popular vote on the hrst
Tuesday In January. n the law car
rtes at the election II viii 20 into ef-
feet on the frst Tuesday in March.
proposal to allow women TO vote on
the proposition was defeated by a
vofa of f17 10 g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22

miles behind the others. this handi-
cap being placed upon her because
she WAS built for speed. The Gin
clnnati PASSED the Alabama on Mon
day. and thereafter easily maintains
ed the lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
SHUT OFF

Water will be shut of IN the mains
on First avenue south from Jackson
street 20 the city limits. from
o'clock a m. TO D. m tomorrow
fsunday).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22

~ Infamous Midway rrIbhouse
q n<~ t<nterioin G r. after
zuans lssu mas 20 fasa made
| ~ = sknoxious thar the resBrc ~
- xszS<r<< Of the southern F7rtl
~ cry have risen as one n4Ea 20
rxe9 and 70 demand rhs et1slnx
! a. <tsfepufable establishment
r. ii Others Of It's kind now open.
heat 70 ~ ar<ned.
ksxn r1sn1b<Fz Of the city council
- rp1ed - he<asf the saloon
11<k fcrrns an important annex 10
y h9xe xrucnd floor hroihei. are
Nv xli}nx q ADMIT that they uere
rpes>1 cpun when the Midway
u1f>x ~ S(15xe the council. ard
4es thelF u1glaks shouid De r>cti-
~ NJ sssf aafed NJ she time the
A6v1y 80 opened. tfe ground
fesr crfb c<sa has no friends amone
~ rnnk M a. ~ the police depart
uerk \ = ex<n opposed by a.
WD<F1y sxzerx Of the new tender
IA xho Sofe1se that the growth Of
- sQ1<k&m part AZ the city will be
$3.50 ". NtsH
oIx puil1inks slitenir
sy ~ e1e3 psuon Wy the suest o.
~ .-'- NiHrns " pefmtst>a pt
= ~ .atnofttiss-
....r '}ectlen q tne pcttee 70 ais
R9Ey houFrx Of any character on
g grpund feor n that crime Of all
cH1z b foeftr~d when disorferly
1900 On The street floor are per-
-. extst ~ minor tfnYpIt-
~ z ne efes ~ the police 70 me
-. -. resp<etApie citizens ~no
- - l. o. n1sine~s fisit me
~ s'''eflo1n* OF VINO are com
~ pe8 tnrouEn " On tfer
~ ron TIE business Hsetlcn
eltls are fofr<1 70 come fnto
'1.k WIN vicious enarsfters VINO
y = anarr esher conditions De kep'
- f1eeN
7as Few Friends
APPARENTLY the only friend the
Huay and the around door crib
- have "a chief Of Police suillvan.
any rate. the chief n one Of the
y oficers az MS Department. or ~
= entire city adninlrf ration. for
- natter. WIN refuse TO come out
fEpcs1fssH 10 that disreputabfs es-
l1.ixhrnenf and the pernieious sys-
= 1nier which II r. tolerated.
Eief Sullivan says ne considers
g Midway % be no worse than any
kzsr hotfxe OF It's character. The
t5Fsifs bsofheix OF she new red
l<z' tfxrrirf. the existence Of which
eMi1 hsrlsly be suspected ny a
.s<cd rafssroy In the street below,
~ ssiirsa thinks are fully az
~ ~ ,sras,,.. nn..,o~v ,v.,.
Iz'i1lrr <,~s<.r~ 81, III nsls hlark ~
cs.rf .@s -,,s 1890 ~ t,-,~ vonrs.
e ncrn-ser eais. -o.er ~
hey 80 - 90 e1ia~ al nistns
|1<ir - r,.<s.f 80. .srrsas I. .,~h,
4 a. erre-, f.-t-S ~..,ss>>.. -, "a
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49, rt..t-ss.. u. - =, s.'
=. r~-.l. - .y''.,s - S,as-
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sass -. .alloe M nalls ~ -. ".
.s<..,r. ."si0 ~ asnfsal.sa =. ~
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z<,.~ -. nsAitats " - iht. Us
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-'''A tne nde"atk
Bridls TAKEN OF
Il = s.se 20 -, tna> se,s ~ tooa,
no 49, 1880 1900 - .gids-
1-1 town 80 aresnt~@ i've ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22

A verdict OF saso0 was returned
this morning by the Jury IN the $685.
coo damage suit OF Elia n. Stanley
- Sarah IL 6tazlay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22
BARON KRUPP
DIES

BERLIN. Nov. 22.--i3aron Krupp,
inventor OF the famous krupp gun,
died OF apopiexy at Essen this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22

SCRANTON. Nov. ss--fudxe
Gray. Chairman Of the arbitration
commission. has appointed clark.
Watkins and Parker - a COMMITTEES
to remain cn the ground ana sssist
the operators and miners IN the 81
fcst 10 effect coneiiiAtion, lie
then declared the cunnmtsticu aa~
tourned until Decemper = when
will reuew It's labors n the PARTIES
interested are unable before thai
time 20 arrange = ssrttismsut OF
their differences.
If Ia understood that the proposed
basis Of settlement "A a 10 per cent.
lnerease in the pFsaent wages pald
20 the miners q nine-hour day. and
trade agreements between the min
ers and the operators ~ shom thef
are employed, governing their rsiA.
uon- The question OF welsnhk vii
probably not be considered In the
settlement as this companies argus
that Il IL impossible on snort notice
70 arrange a Uniform system or
measurement bf weight.
The eaai companies have not yet
Ali assented 10 the prupoHitiou 70
meet the miners representatives ana
tried to effect direct settlement.
but IL il believed that they all WIN
come In today. The independent OBJ
orators will also probably 1ks
part in the attempted composition
Heap Talk
When the commission met this
morning G. =. barrow. Of COUNSEL
for the miners. announced that the
questions at issue had been taken
up last night by counsel and that
ali parties had hopes Of . settlement
outside 90 the commission. lie
tr.refare asked an adjournment.
fudge Gray said that he would fin
rD~ceubsr ! as the date for recon
vening the counisrion.
A surprise came when Attefhey
purna. FOR the independent opera.
tors. said that his clients had not
heen cosuited regarding the settle
rnent. He ssif That they were par
Ties 20 the issues before the court.
reerrariy adrItied a. snch nd I'd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-22

EVERETT. Nov. 22.-Thonas
Warner, who was arrested AZ SUP
posed burglar ~ Seattle and sent
10 here "a be tried on similar
charge, this morning pleaded guilty
in the superior court ana was sem
tsneed TO five years IN the penn
tentinry.
CHICAGO. Nov. "a Wheat. 7ts-s.
5l1-s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-23

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-23

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rslsin~ -<w interest Eer~-afn-.
- sza<hrerhaase has not seriously
bothered -seE a1car s<innIax ne
hog whI- hs r--a hide eft au ne
ra-az ant za-zcunb-red vita *
7e1s-. brought : c-n-s DIR pound
ln1 me- a. pork or - cents p~r
pound Ehea weighed n as eur-I
-Elu Or smoked bacon
The VIII not I-e thszE
aiaue. however. ant e zz- ye- paT
70 strip he hide f-an The hog for
commercial Purposes TIE leather
SPLITTER has demonstrated his ahiIi-
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his p.sssiun- Al American n-er-
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sx1 - ne d1eress u 1 cologne b.1--
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price K c7a MAKE The zn-ss at
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place aiIel pager Ei-h L 1@--er a1s
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-23
SHEEP on TEE FARM
fh--- sr- a--s E-ss~as wss
Every armer -hsaEx h~-D
FIs<k of .h>-p

IAe~e sr> Zaz- farZs Wke-z r.
Eek = -as zaIa-a5l-1 that w5G.1
ae-r se-p ~ b=Leve - ~ ozz-
- bE- r-aE1e fslly IN -zat uzI1e af
te soeS 20 re farm z16 the farm
-luz- a. i nag s@@m- rae--
ar a z-Es p%r eenr- Of farms wa<r-
L. sheep las ze--r ben As~z
One q -Ee nosr important rhnu
concerning rh- 5ock zzd Wat
should strike The busy farmer sorei-
bly,. Is the comparatively snail
mOunr Of care that the average
foek requires There 10 osh@r
creature on the farm saE-- ua@=ThEr.
poultry tEar requires zz E-rle zr-ea-
ton
Lnd-r reasonably cd eaz-ians
= ~ zF-z-s zorrae-z climate rae
sheep Wis nee1 - supplied SRA se@-
from f1Fr 70 Se@ zazras u rae rear
After -zas key are sse 20 -ssss for
their ovaProvnx thy have a de-
eez'ig good pasture 20 rssre
TAe Aosszay zse-Sss-v for a za~k
q sheep nay d n eraest supplied
- any class - t2rz aa5mzl@there
Is har oze feature ira. must a.
Ways b a6serTs1 and that - SUI
eenslT light 70 avoid moisture and
crafr- Either one = very bad for
a soe< and particularly the former
We d Eo- believe there 5 M so-.
q stock On tse farm hat 5 mora
free from disease TAXA sheep Z they
are gwen reasonably god attention..
4 sheep ; constituted very much
N<s ta@ cow Or OK. Il : a standing
-le among ve-eriazriaas that sheen
should y treated IN general for com
mon ailments as the OK i treated,
an aTe-xe SIZE sAeep IS commonly
sTsrzxs sixec cow = xzea-
Vita some animals the DIGESTION =
sneh that many foul grass seeds pass
ssraazh shs sIz~nf@Fy canal with
sat islHrT tnsir Vitality but wish
ta~ sae-? this = v.ry different The
s>rc snas zee zo~s shrouxh the
stomach ard ~ias-Stin>x al sais AMI
mai has sot oniy cost 81 power Of
g-rllastIoz- b1s has lad Is nssrs-
tive contents extracted % the mini
szaz
las AsG-s sxey-.x. bv a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-23

Lara zr--b~T 4rs tie 1rerz-s
-a.s~r s-suEs -10 nuca tine n
--urchizx crzh tzpsez I-euu=eiuus
q IL chaic~ss a-1i-z sf the TIE Of
kno~@iE
TaE=-us may e zaler s1e san &C.
e-as-acanT q Russia 1Gr 1e las
s-anan< n academic csrrles srlL =
ssuinar n E--z-Ez 2 re aniv-r.
xry az k5-f srsGyiz- liz literary
work
senator FRYE Eas 4 5ov- for auseL4
z amp at Ran-~l~y AS- = Aaa1e
IS ~s-.ssed vita al kinds af 1e-1a1-
fun -h- -1rla< tale & -ATs-ernus
MeS -se Irzh D-r~ 70 tie
wsreanuuz Surz % BEzae
The pses S~~r11r--- writes VI
Lam Armstrong q rEe Critic for
= rsa- --n me ru-St q Theusiure
Wa--1un-1r- Re lives 4 41salz-e
1siou f-ru ne N1rf1- a -r21se
poet ~ u <a-sz u a Pce1-
w OBJECTION Of sre Of The parSa-
iorer~ u Dr. Lullnw- the au-Eor OF
D-,u7l -11- H. -zsrar sagh- not
. sn~nt - marA I'M N literary
Ua-S z- n zr-rsrEn- aueSEioc
about ne duties q the 2oderl pas
TOR L Aa< asa pruv-f 10 Dc a r.
ua-Sasy r1uss 1fve-<-m-n- Of The
zov-L
Dc-unea-s 1r reported ID have
s~~a discovered u -he Vatican =
s1U s-arn- on the ze~-er--aSin-
c~nlt-aversy over Marquee at >e1rs-
Eh- letters n- sazt 20 make Z clear
-la- EE1a va ru- a professional
1usea1. hu- q pres-- wha had Itopt-
~ a EIise n ori-r 20 - near tle
queen - Minister % her oostily ana
spiritual se~L
Nr- Loan Lane ~ tae Bo.E1-v Head
ne LarE1u publisher u u<az-HE-
boaSs rsrag m An--e he
FORE for better aooSs II avs Eaz
xu-7 a healthy -rznu A. 20 p-pnlz-
Zs-- Th- -1sE Pu1E5r demands
Ell ia Ecsln1 the r-Il1-- rae revs-.
~ Prsx1ans - n general I-ez-
-Ers sac healthy ~ Er-zc1z1r r1-
rl- - N Pa<-r ne r-aL ne eon-
vf-r-1 tn rspi--t T1@ Remote sf
- E-nzzd - ~ new S1r& vat
ev-- - class - u 1lv- n IA
-az- r-T5r- for ~ re oil N1e-s E
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-23
HERE AND THERE

-aooG Nel-srel sreeS. and Tier.
sA0ua- - M ether Ead- shoul5 -
vel f-d a. winter Mon@v - &
qe1Gel VII return a dividend canal
"a ~ D--eAnans one per cent
TIE nan wa thinZ Is ouz and
sx@-es@ his g-- n his 11si-
Ees -alsaeu0ns Usually has nor.
money 4 The bank -hzn IL frElssw
Who Dos tzaz when rs zos- ean-
r-rsn-
--s reason whv improved a-z
implements are considered exu-a..
EIs 1ar farmers Of limited
zea% rAeir short lives. sup--Ia-
taee1 ~ careless handling and 1
regard at their health
Eo1tnEe The PREPARATION OF n.
sol for spring Planting The recent
frsz. VII - Soua1 70 zrezsIv ad
Ia AAr-ow n ~P1EEerix5ng rh@ SIR
face soil Remember. the sol en-
Tot - too 51ely P~HIverzs
u farm witAosr an orchard. rn~
Tzr1- berry patch and Ezrdez- am
PIE for The psrposes FOR whEra -h~v
-
-
NsS aes1 2"
-" . : VIVA
ag At'~ef
"y sa.t
Naaea mas many prsf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-23

sheep zzu hi<h-s- az nj .suzna
l7 t1ues-scz--i a-ina<- We BE-
Eew- ms has 5~~n thoroughly d-n-
ousrr7-ed . the experience af every
farmer Who las kePs sh~-p L =
Also p---aps. Tie -azie.- kept AID
n N ceS- enutIriou- being n.rely
allowed n Accumulate N 10 sH--1
she'd ss&h a--<h s--sdizz added when
--- a-~f@sL znrI Is "a al removed
n me- - ~ and
We aop> % see the sk~~p Increase
n pop1lar Hr1r EEria< The coming
Fszr more markedly -az7 il I'D 1Tr-
ny ne Pas- F-ar Us- cIssiax he
sEe-7 . worthy % : 171 ne farmer
ze--ts he 1sck-- = a ezs- % ere
help a athe-@ar Giczg1 Drew
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