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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
DEADLY DYNAMITE
Causes Fatal Disaster in a Mine
Up in Michi-
gan.

Calumet. Mich, Jan. 9.-An eXplo-
sion at the Arcadian mine, eight
miles from here, resulted in the
death of Isaac Sarela and probably
fatal injuries to Andrew Laru. They
were drilling when they encountered
an uneNploded charge of dynamite.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Cabinet ministers Confirmed.

Washington, Jan. 9.-In executive
session the nominations of Shaw as
secretary of the treasury, and Payne
as postmaster general were con
firmed.
There was large attendance in
the house today in anticipation of a
vote on the Nicaraguan canal bill.
The time of general debate was ex-
tended to 2:3O.
The president today signed the
parcels post agreement recently ar
ranged with Bolivia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
German Named for senator.

Annapolis. Md. Jan. 9.-Arthur Pue
German and Chairman Murray Van
diver OF the Democratic state central
committee. were selected as the Demo-
cratic nominees for United States sem
ator and state treasurer. respectively,
ut the Democratic caucus last night.
Senator GOrman's selection was unani-
nous and enthusiastic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Victims Improving.

New York, Jan. 9.-With two eX-
ceptions the victims injured in yes
tertlay's railroad wreck are report
ed improving today. The district at
torney is holding an inquiry behind
closed doors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Cubans Appeal to Uncle sam.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Secretary Root
has referred to congress Il large num-
her Of cablegramS received by him
from nearly all the mercantile asSocia-
tions in Cuba appealing for legislation
reducing tariff duties on imports from
CruI,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
STATE OF THINGS
Makes Life at New-Chwang Less
Beautiful Than Might
Be Desired.
RUSSIA SEEMS NON PERSONA GRATA
With the Officials and Jackies of Un-
Gle Sam and John Bull
Hence Trouble.

Peking. Jan. 9.-While the actual
casualties during the fighting at New
Chwang between United States sail
OrS belonging to the gunbOat Vicks-
burg. which is wintering there, and
Russian soldiers attached to the garri-
son of that port, are trifing up to date
the matter has resulted in unpleasant
ly strained relations between the Unit
ed States. Russian and British author
titles there. The Washington and st.
Petersburg governments are now en-
deavOring to arrange matters so that
there may be no further friction. The
trouble originated in the. action Of
some sailors belonging to the British
SloOp of war Algerine, also in winter
quarters at New-Chwang. in carrying
ashore six rifles for use in a theatri-
cal performance.
Russians Make the First Mistake.
The Russian administrator sent a
force of men to arrest the British sail
ors. The Russians, however, by mis-
take broke into a reading room where
Il party of the NickSburg's men We're
seated. and tried to arrest them. The
'jackies'' resisted, defending them
selves with chairs. They were over
powered after a sharp fight. however,
and handed over to the United States
consul. who sent them on board the
Vicksburg. The bad feeling which
arose frCm this incident resulted in
several fights whenever United States
or British sailors met Russian soldiers,
and the latter. not being accustomed to
fist fights, We're usually badly wOrsted.
Winds Up wit:l Revolver Shot.
This condition of affairs eliminated
on New Years day in more serious
affray, and the Russian minister here,
NJ. Paul Lesser, complained to Minis
ter COnger that two members OF the
Nicksburg crew had fired a revolver
at an unoffending Russian soldier,
Wounding him in the arm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Roy Goes to the Asylum.

Port Huron, Mich, Jan. 9.-Claude
Markey, son of w. p. Markey, supreme
commander of the Maccabees. who
tried to shoot his mother and father
and was adjudged insane, has been
taken to a private institution at Flint.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
She Masqueraded as a Man.

Springfield. Ills. Jan. 9.-Miss Cal
tha Eads. young woman who was ar
rested in Baltimore. Md. while mas
querading in male attire, is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Eads of this
city. Her companion. Nathaniel G..
Henderson, was formerly employed in
this city as a solicitor on The State
Register. He came here from Tallula,
Ills. and little is known of him here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
President Dimes a Few.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The president
gave Il small dinner party at the White
House last night, the guests including
all the members of the cabinet and
Senators Lodge and Hanna.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Democratic caucus Postponed.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The caucus of
Democratic members of the house for
tomorrow to consider party policies
has been postponed, on account of the
illness of Richardson of Tennessee, the
Democratic leader.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
barn worth So 800 Burned.

Bluffton, Ind, Jan. 9.-Ralph Bow
man'sS barn. north of the city. caught
fire from shredder engine. The barn,
$50 tens of baled hay. two horses and
two cows were burned. The loss was
$500, with no insurance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Used Both Authority and Gun.

Howell, Mich, Jan. George B.
Hinchey caught two sportsmen spear
ing fish contrary to law, he says. Be
ing then deputy game warden and
having gun, he brought his authority
and his gun to bear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
SUFFERS FINANCIAL SCHEME
Would Deposit the surplus With Various
National Banks.

Washington. Jan. 9.-SulZer of New
York has introduced in the house a
resolution providing that 1.-THE secre-
tary of the treasury is hereby directed
TO deposit all surplus funds belonging
to the United States government with
national banks having n capital of not
less than S50O,0O0 aud a surplus of not
less than $JO0.00O. That such deposits
he made without requiring United
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Howard.s rrln1 to Proceed.

Frankfort Ky. Jan. 9.-Judge Can't
rill yesterday afternoon overruled the
motion for Il continuance in the case
of Jim Howard, charged with compile
ity in the Goebel murder, and the work
of selecting jury was commenced to-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
REVOLUTION BREAKS
OUT IN PARAGUAY

Bucnos Ayers, Jan. st is report
ed that a revolution has broken out
i'm Paraguay. President Aceval is
said to be Il prisoner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

that on sucn deposits the united states
receive interest at the rate of per
cent. and that such deposits shall be
Il first lien on the assets of the bank.
No deposit ia any one BANK shall be
greater than the combined capital and
surplus of such bank
The banking and currency commit
tee of the house yesterday referred the
financial measure introduced by Over
street of Indiana, providing such eX-
cEangeability between gold and silver
as to insure the maintenance of the
gold standard. and the bill of Lover
ing of Massachusetts, designed to bring
about Il more elastic currency, to sub
committees
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Consurs OmciaI Seal Forged.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The United
States consul at Palermo. Italy, has
reported TO the state department that
his officOal seal has been forged and is
row in possession of some one I'M
known.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
ont i'm the First Round-

Flint. Mich, Jan. 9.-Frank Stack
house, of Detroit. knocked out Thom-
as Hesson, formerly of Chicago, but
now of Ann Arbor. in the first round
of a ten-round bout here Tuesday
night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Extradition Treaty Win DenmarI

Washington. Jan. 9.-The president
yesterday sent to the senate the extra
Gition treaty recently negotiated be
tween the United Safes and Denmark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
MIX-UP IN COURT
Two Police Judges Cause Trou-
BILE of a Peculiar
Nature.
AND EACH CLAIMS TO BE LEGAL
Both Get on Bench at the Same Time
and Police Inter-
fere.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 9.-Two police
judges, each with a number of sup
pOrterS, held court at the same time in
the police court room Tuesday, and the
result was fOrcible election of one of
them by the police. Judge Berka, the
newly-elected judge, held the bench,
while Judge Gordon, who claims to
hold over on the suppositon that the
election Of Berka was illegal, pulled Il
table in front Of him and raped for
order. Judge Berka had the support
of the police, and Gordon was recog-
niZed ny thp county authorities
Police Interfere.
Berka appeared in the court room
first. mounted the bench and began
hearing n grist of cases. Gordon came
in n little later and attempted to also
take Il chair on the bench. The police,
however. forced him with as much dig
nifty as possible to a chair outside the
railing. Judge Gordon then pulled up
n table and began hearing n case
brought by the county attorney. Ber-
ka ordered the police to eject the
Judge" and two bluecoatS took him
by the coat collar and hustled him out.
not. however, until he had declared
court adjourned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
PEACE THE VICTOR
Keeps Two South American Repub-
lies From Going to
War.

Santiago de Chill. Jan. 9-The last
incident between Argentina and Chilli
has been settled. The protocol be-
tween the two countries, which was
signed Dec -, remains unaltered.
Both Argentina and Chilli have made
declarations which bring about Il per
feet mutual understanding
Valparaiso. Chill. Jan. 9-It is un-
derstood here that the protocol signed
Dec. - between Argentina and Chill
will be followed by other important
arrangements between the two cOun-
tries which will produce lasting peace
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
TO ROB FARMERS
SwindIes Planned That Would
Have Melted $685.
900.
IN NORTHERN IOWA
Hot Reception Arranged That Was
Not Carried
Out.

independence, Ia, Jan. "a scheme
TO defraud scores of farmers in this
part of Iowa came to light Tuesday.
1t is estimated that had the plan sue
ceeded the promoters would have
cleared about 5000. as notes repre-
senting that amount have been sent to
the bank at Jesup. in this county, for
collection. Three months ago a strang-
er, giving the name of John Smith.
covered the western and northern pOr-
tions of the county and obtained farm
ers' signatures for various causes.
He secured the signatures of at least
200 farmers and possibly more. On
Monday a large number of the wealthy
signers received notices from the law
firm Of LantZ X McElligOtt, Unity
building, Dearborn street, Chicago,
that their notes for $1,000 or $1,000. as
tie case might be, had expired on Dec.
Is, and that a representative of the
firm would be at the First National
bank in this city Tuesday for settle
ment-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Cleveland Heard From.

Philadelphia, Jan. 9.-The younger
democratic lawyers of this city OBJ
served Jackson day by giving a din
ner last night at the Hotel Bellevue.
James w. King presided. Letters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
OTHER OBsERvANCEs.
Bryan the Chief Speaker ut New Haven
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
New Haven, Conn, Jan. 9.-Jack-
son day was observed here last night
bv the New Haven Democratic club.
William Jennings Bryan was the
chief speaker. More than one hun
dred guests attended the banquet,
which was held prior to a public
meeting in Music hall. Many prom
inent democrats from over the state
We're present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
At Cleveland.

Cleveland, Jan. 9.@Jackson day
was made the occasion for an elab-
crate banquet last night in Chamber
of Commerce Auditorium. to which
GOO persons sat down. There were
portraits of the patron saint of the
day, Andrew Jackson, of Thomas
Jefferson, w. j. Bryan and Mayor
Tom l.. johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

from. former President Cleveland
and former Senator David B. Hill
provoked considerable applause.
Omaha, Jan. 9.-The eleventh an
nuaI banquet of the Jacl<sonian club
of Nebraska was held at the Paxton
motel last night with an attendance
of 400. Toastmaster Frcder-
ick Cosgrove read several communi-
cations from prominent democrats
expressing regret at their inability
to be present, among them former
Gov. Peck, of Wisconsin, and Mayor
Harrison, of Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Ready for the schemer.

Angry farmers were in line 20 meet
and settle with any one who might
come. but no Chicago man appeared.
Instead prOmissOTy notes to the amount
of $4,000 were sent for collection,
bearing the names of about seventy
men. The notes revealed the scheme.
Blank sheets of paper were signed and
the prOmissory notes We're printed at
the top afterward. The farmers are
united in their efforts to fight the case.
and the best of legal counsel has been
retained.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-24
SHo=Oafota.

glapton. Sn glanton, 6uthin=
ion Gountp, 1T eine poftoffiee nit
SEQ. 9. Buebner als poitmeilter eta
blirt morben.
W Watertomn. sSm 6elolaoer Der
Mili,truppen 9iny es borige Dohe
lebbaft su. gs maren i'm Camp
Meustte" sesen $50 Wlann untsr benz
COMMANDO Don Col. q. %. Stepart
pom /. Hesiment perlammelt.
Dantton. 9utber Wpman, elm
Stemart i'm Srrenainl, puroe bon
einem Stier in ben aopf ssiblagen
|uno fhtper perlebt. gr miro mabr=
lheinlih elm Muge perlieren.
olman. 9urh Die Maihine,
tuelds Die Willpauiee 8abn gum 9lb=
bremen oes llutrauts entlane oes 6e=
leiIss anluenoet, lino bret griiden stpi=
fden bier uno sSlanoreau in 8rano
seratben uno ser1tort tuoroen. Der
9allasierpertebr tuurbs oaourh UNI
piele Stunoen perIpatet.
Woonlodet. Gol. M. W. prite
1T gum Goniul, Der Ser. Staaten IN
Seres, Spanisu, ernannt woroen uno
| 1T bereits oabin abqereilt. gr mar
BeneralcoEful in Warieine, 6rantreih,
mdbreno oes oeuti9-fran30iiIben arie-
9es. - Ser Stoptlatb bat Iih, ,pie
porauseeisben purbe, setpeisert, Nirtb=
| f4aftslifen5en aus3uielsn.
Aberdeen. Ser idbrlidbs 0urh-
5ua BON 3ramps, Die fih anssblid
na1 ben grntefelbern i'm Norbmelten
beseben. tbatiadlib aber nur cine
8ummeltour auf Soften anberer 2eute
maiden, bat besonnen. gs fheint,
baB bsuer Elm gan3 btionpers gei1br=
lihes Clement barunter 1T uno manhs
Der Qerle ielbit Dor Morb unb 9po=
iAla0 nidt snriidi9redtn wiirban. =
gbds. 0ottidalt bat nit Der 0runc=
ausbtbung fiir ben Bau ots neutn
Gperlbauits beecnnen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-24
ReGoot 0ouutu.
(Spestal Gorrsip J
g pencer. D. csuli.

y pc II Ger, 22. Sult, l9U2.
4n IL. itarb bier 6rau Sammitt
Inn glller bon ga Sahren. iSrau 6an=
mitt mar cine Der dlteIten gepobner
bon Spencer IL. lam nit ibrem Wtanne
bon Soma i'm 5. 1888 bierber. Sic
ipuroe am Ia. auf Dem hieiigen 6rieo=
hofe beeroist. Sic binterlaBt einen
8atten, eiHen Spbn 0enrp Dammit
bon WtinneapOlis uno cine Sohter
6rau s. Sarltpap bon Sbeloon, sSSa.
Jrleoe ibrer alhe! - 6err sfarl Shie=
eelbeIn pertaufte ieineJarm fir $500.
er lam oann sleih sur Staot uuo
taufte ben bieIigen Hpan glepatpr fiir
$500. 10 oaB aarl iegt Stdoter unb
6ruhtt1ufer miro. - Siirsen 2utb lit
auf elmer Beiuhsreiie nah garaboo,
gDis., um feline bsioen SDhter ;u be-
liihen. Wilbelm peppmiler IL. 6rau
bon 6reeman. e. g.. marsn iiber
Sonntas BET Wuttern ;u 8siuh. -
llniere Tarmer iino isBt fieiBia bel Der
Berlten=Grrte, ipelhe iebr gut lit, oa
es 3 bis 4 pfuno SinoeIhnur per
Ader nimmt. - 9err Nnton Ylsh bes
sins IsBten 5rsitas slahts Selbfs
moro, inoem er Iih an Der bieligen
Winomuble, so 6uB iiber Der Groe
aufbdnste. Gr hins bort stpei Gage,
oenn Geiner tuollts binauftlettern uno
ibn losldneioen, biz am britten Sage
Marihau Wiiiters, Wilbelm aruger
SOC CAB, iuelher oann binauftletterte
uno ibn lositnitt. llsber Die llrlahe
oes Selbltmoros siebt es perlhieoene
Nnlihten. -. aarolus glaubt, Die
pabre llriahe mar Gram iber ben
Terlult oes Spunolobs oes beim
leBteH Sturm megseblaienen safes.
gs lit traurlg, aber pabr.
Garoius.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-24
Hl1t1tttter ,.

3apio Ctr. Gin Saaellfurm
rldtete porige @pde itlimme gerheez
rlln9en an ben 6elOfradten an.
Barter. 3ie bieliaen 6eidditg=
leilte baben beidlpiien, cine Strafens
Tair unO earneoal i'm Serbf ab,u=
halten.
Menno. Die gleulfetterthaler
Wiennpaiten 6enteinoe In 6ufdlinfpn
6onntp bat iid incorporiren loiien
8rIlltees lirlO 4dul q. 5Idetter. (slios
@ipf nno 2. DC. Sofer.
Salem. Die elettriiten gserfe
neroen binnen 90 Saqen I'M getrieb
letn un0 oann er6dlt Salem electri5he
strasenbeleudtung. Die Electric
sigbt q Qtilling Gompann" faufte uus
ldnelt Stneioer Bros. Wa6lmubIe.
Sturgis. Die soeuernte in Der
gnnSen 8laf Sills Reeipa tpiro cine
uberaus groBe. aud ale 6plofriitte
perlprehen reiden grtraa. Qluf ben
gSeioeldnoereien befinoen lid, HiuDer
IN 9roBsr 2ln5abl uno ale Tino in bor=
8iislider gerfaiiung.
pierre. aobert 9loams tpuros
oes 5ooiAlags, btqanaen an 60.
sandes, ihulbig befunoen uno ,u
teben Sahren Staatsgef6naniB perur=
theilt. hilbert 9lnoerion tuuroe peoen
begangenen 8iebitabls Su eilem Sabre
Saft berurt6eilt.
y mbe1lain. Der 9 Sabre
.alte Sobn Der @ittpe ffrau Start. Die
bei Soma, Is Wleilen tpelflih bon bier
mobnt, lpuroe bon einem i6uerbelaoe=
nen gbagen iiberfahren uno blieb io=
tort toot. Sein Rppf tpuroe fat aans
Seroiiift.
8Dn0all. Gie grnte bon @erIte.
Hog9en uro Seu BAT bier beopnner
uno Ut lebr gut, nur 0as feuhte Wetter
bait oteielbe etruas suriid. .-9Bm. Mc=
Surnep miro binnen Rnrsem Den Gle
oafor libernehmen, Den er BON sSohu
gurbef fiir $4,000 setauIt bat.
8ermillipn. gtus San Eranz
ltslp lDHllnt ole Jtabrldht, 0aB oort=
ielblt Or. j. %. 6or geltorben III, Der
als WtilitdrarSt nit BEN Siio= =Gatota
Regiment IN Den 8hillippinen mar.
er moRnte friiber bier.
Cit 8oint. %. 8. Siron, Der
9teger=5ramp, Der unter Dem 8eroadt
oerhattet uuroe auf Den Gonoueteur
3aoe 0turpAu geiaOiien uno oenIelben
an Der 9an0 periuunoet III haben, lit
an Die groBgeidmorenen iiberpieien
tDoroen.
Wellette. Ser 6armer gBm.
gatten bat cine 9orrihtrnq beroez
itellt, Die er an bier EfIi0en, poer mes
niger, je na6 gSunlt, anbrinqt. gr
lpannt Johann Die sptomobile elmer
8relamai9ine Dor uno pfiiet Qleih=
seitig nit allen 4Hiigen. Gr lit i'm
Stanoe, % biz 80 older 2ano in
einem Gage um5upfliigen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-24
9ttn,,x Jnlls, atiih- pnIsntu, nen "a. anli 1902

taufcn uno oas 2ano pahten miiiIen.
Shrauben ooh Die 2anbipefulanten
Dem Yddter ben Padt5ins immer mebr
in Die Sobe.
Otto uno so. giienmann reiiten
bereits mad q. 3atpta, Inn Iih cine
0eimltdtte gu iihern, ebeilio Sad 3ol=
nolustp, Saeob geuoer, Nlite Gj0frif
uno Mf. gberlp. glllem Nnidein nadl
mar Der Shreiber oieies audi Elm g9e1s
treiler fiir Serrn 9iellis, Wlener uno
6robmutter 2eitbeiier. go ulr0 es
mobl niAt lange oauern, bis cine ean3t
oeutihe @olonie i'm n0rolihen Sbeile
bon McSean uuo i'm iiiol. She'll bon
gSells SO. entltebt, Die luabriheinlit
Wiener poer geeber getauft lriro. ga
manhe fiirhten, oab biz / Sanuar
1908 tein 2ano mebr in Qsells reIp.
WieSean SO. 81 baben fein miro. Sph
iol nod 5ienllih gutes Sanb in Maro
u. a. Counties gu baben iein.
glohmals einen if0nsn @rub an Die
6reunoe unb 8etannte in Roro=7ato=
ia, beionoers an 6rans 9Beber uno
6amilie Soffentlia auf baloiees
Wieoerleben I'M !, garaoiIe 0aqep"!
6. g. gSeber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-24
(Sps,iaI.G orrsiponoen,.

Sono bon, (Wels Co.,, Is. SSuli,
ga ih Elm ruenig 3eit babe, mill ih
.nah langem Shiueigen tpieber einmal
bon mir b0ren laiien. 8ei ms fte6t
oas 6etreioe in ih6niter 9raht. Serr
Gnod @leion uno @ottlieb Sietrih
baben oas ihonlte @etreioe, tpie man
e nett un0 brett niht beiier iinoen
tann, nur Der IpGte SSlahs fonnte eff
mas 6egen gebrauhen. Seu giebts
bier aud pieoer reihlid eenug. 8ie
6armmaihinenhdnoler MAIDEN pieoer
CUTE 8efhifte, aud puroen ihon meb=
rere neue 8reihmaidinen pertauft. 80
Sier peroen mebrere neue 6ebduoe
erridtet. 80 Sept baben mir aud einen
neuen Soteluirth 9famens R. R. &nlp.
llnier friiberer Sotellpirtb 90. 5anlor
IiBt binter Ihmeoilhen @aroinen uno
maht 6eDihte. "a ,,8lino gSig@
gbillips Dor einioen @ohen bier erz
mproet ipur0e, 9laubt man, oab 5an=
Tor init in ben Nioro perluifelt lit. es
Iino nod spei glnoere, ipelde oes
9iOroes als mitperodhtig bier i'm @e=
fangnille IiBen. Sic bebaupten, bon
5aplpr oaSu geoun9en porben su Iein.
tss Iino: Elm gepiiier 7apis mo
C'Srien. gluf 6aben oie iau6ern
6riihte bier 40 Qfuno Gafree geStoh=
len, inelheu lie fir einen Sppttpreis
an 5apIor pertdufen tupllten. g9nt.
Taplprs 8iir9i1aft muroe auf sl0,=
600 f,itgeieBt, Die er nidlt aufbrineen
tann uno 10 mus er biz Sdnuar TN
gefdngniB ieinen 8rnSe6 abmarten. -
Sept eebt bel uns Die 99dblerei aud
lpie0er log. Sa iinD Die 8eutihen
mieoer lauter quite 9eute. llno Die
Serren Yantees iino ipisoer 10 iueit=
berSis gegen Die 8eutihen, bab Die
Sonne lie berihmelsen t6nnte. 9tatilr=
LID 1T oies nah Dem g8abltag luieoer
ppriiber, oann iino mir 9eutTten ia
nieoer oieIelben ySuthmen@ tpie ppr=
ber. llno uie manher unisrer Seut=
iten ldBt lib fpieoer non ben 3uder=
mdulern iiberrllmpeln! 9as oiirfierl
mir aud am Slenltag tuieoer tontas
tiren. gmil 9iDbel.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

President james j. lu1 Of the
Great Northern. accompanied by
President George -. Harris of the
burlington route. james ~. Hill vice
president Of The Great Northern. aud
" T. Ward, general uperlniendaut
OF the Great Northern. arrived ia the
city last night on special train
from ~ Paul.
Mr I'm " b. guest 81 Samuel Hill
president Of The Seattle Cos a tiee-
tfie Co. aHd the rest u the party
are stopping az the Butler. al viii
he IN the city several days.
In an Interview MI nm stated
TINT he Was here on tour Of IN
Hpeetian. principally t. look over the
proposed tunnel, terminal and depot
improvements he said that Mr.
Harris accompanied him iu order to
thoroughly familiarlXe himself with
these proposed improvements. In
which the burlington road, az "a part
OF the Northern Securities "a. II
deeply Interested
Judge Burke, tho local legal repre-
sentative Of the Great Northern. WIS
eioseted with President 1flii several
hours today. During that time the
franchise ordinances for both the
Great Northern Northern Pacific
and Columbia A Puget found rail-
road com panier. nov pending la the