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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09

Dinner Napkins
Size 20xs0 inches, TO match the nhe<e
damaslx; regular price SztS 49,.
thi dozen ..............ttsss
Frinaed Table Cloths, >i@
Table Cloths of extra heavy. slI-linea
Cream Damask; size sill; vera
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IN. Y. Mills- Muslin, 40
New York Mills" Fine Blsacaes
Muslin. one yard wide. rsgus
price iaisc: special yard .''see
Ga Pequot sheetius te1e
1900 yards Ga Brown Piduot So
ing. worth Ice; special a yafq,,
...s........ ...s.s..*F'-
Ready Made Sheets, 9!f
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at soc; special each .......'.."He
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BOAT STOLEN

Brendt Richards. Of Tes First av-
enue. reported to the police this
morning that his saiiboat had been
stolen from Budlong's boathouse last
night
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ONLY $40

NEW YORK. June e.-~''faats Mas
terEon. the noted Westsrnar % Dodge
city. Kan. accused Of completely In
swinditns Edwin snow. a son Of the
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late Mormon leader, out of $4,000 In
% crooked faro game, was today
fined $40 for carrying concealed
weapons. The SNOW charge WAS dis
missed.
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various colors. A beautiful waist-
Ing. Extra values al Csc: ysd
............ .......s.-.zN
Ribbon Tissue. 40 :
This dainty material Is = great =
vorite. The colorings and deGlGn
are beautiful. Splendid value
safu =. s....-....--.@.
Mousseline do Sole, Sc
5000 yards of this silk material =
plain coiors. dotted and lace strtDn
insertions. Regular price sc:
ydrd -.
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lar. all sizes. at ...........a.u
White Swiss Waists. alf-over en-
hroidery front. tucked bsck. trim
med Guns and collar. sf 49,. -e31
silk 0rensdine Waists. IN prsfty
stripes. black. white o. shades
Gibson styles. sizes - to a. At.
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CHICAGO. jun What n 5-s,
n IL.
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W. Il. Rogers Tea Spoons, fancy pat
terms. regularly worth tbs per set
Of six. price Tuesday She
W. n. Rogers Table spoons. fancy
patterns. regularly worth t2.ho per
set o. ala. sale price TUESDAY -.
ssssssss -s.ssssss tsss fssssssss sbb
". II. Rogers Tipped Table Spoons.
regular price ti.ss per set - six
sale price Tuesday ....s.sss.S 20
W. II. Rogers sugar Shells. fancy
pattern. regularly worth aec. sale
price Tuesday. each ...st.ss#s.s. 5oc
W. A. Rogers fa-dwt medium Forks
regularly worth fi.sg per set q six
sale price tomorrow .....s..s = .jo
Dinnsr.ars Spseisis
4spiece Dinner Set OF fins English
Porcelain. pretty border decoration
In pale green and fruit roses worth
SIC. special Tuesday st. $3.50
Ii1.piece Dinner Set 81 LaBeile
China. pretty decorations. worth
l11 the set. special tomorrow At
ssss4sss sssssasss stssssfsss - e. &N.bo
TOO piece Dinner Set Of Plain White
Austrian China. new shape. worth
rtseos sale price. Hio.sb
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Gold Plated Cheeks
All our Gold Plated Clocks viii be
sold under price tomorrow
clock .t-harat oromolln gold plate.
hand FURNISHED dials. guaranteed
movements
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-FOUR particular attention 10
about three dozen silk
waists In hoire. Taffefa.
Surah and Pole de Sole:
regular values SO and o..
There's n good line of col
orH and white. and all
sizes. no two alike. Your
choice. while they last. AZ
-. ..s "a
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Linens and Dornestics
Important Pricinas for Monday

onering OF our entire stock
been doing
ouyns at the Bon
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"a. so and $3.50
Cotton Shirt Waists

SHIRT WAISTS. worth sIse a plen \
black. white and coiors: some Wiz (hek
fastening. with front trimmed in slllrAed
piaits: others Gibson styles. IN ar1peu
and checks. There are also plan en1ors
or polka dots. This entire gsth~ng To-
morrow. At. each - ......--- Sc
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Gravy Ladies'. fancy rsfteru 49,.
lar si-zb each; sale Price. ssfk.. 6Sc
Solid Electric etlvts Kn,xes -
Forks. regular ITS III = ~.
knives and six forks: al ~. =.
Of SIX knives and six forks' .0l "a
Sale Of Gas etovss
Ideal Gas Stoves. burner. A Ene
IDEAL Gas Stoves, . burnsrs. a..
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Ideal Gas Stoves. burn<ru. a
........ ..-.-... ........s.....o1.oo
cosI oil stesss
Coal on etoves I burner. n. -
Coal OF Stoves. . burnera at. -
Coal OIL Stoves. burners. 4 81 ~
The above Stoves arx w~u usxs
and guaranteed TO work WI
Magic Platter
The well known Accorded N<s,.
Pinitsrs at thess underpFscss ~ e
morrow
Large stze ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIZ
Medium size AZ .............0.1o
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15c Wash Goods at Tic
! LIZ Cents

There are 5000 yards styles OF the ssA
- - - '''e" WIN -
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Pongee Woists

A pretty and stylish iine-Gibson.s-l
silk Pongee Waists. In all sizes.
NJ 80 ........*.s......g 1851
All Wool Nuns Yelling Waists. black
white and colors. pretfily made and
well fitting. at .s1.75l
White Swiss Waisfs--the Gibson
siyie--tucked front. cuffs and col
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Corrected 6zily-Ths foIioxlax prices ara
being offered 70 the producer IN round iofs
o. the deck OF n the car Al Seattle.
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To n--Comfortablea room dwelling In
north part OF town. $ per month
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For Saie--iwo bay mares ages : aud q
years, wages, been run two years. Il lnch
john Deere ploE with riding attach meuts
n. lowell. VI lnita lls-tf
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Dr. Cad Wells Syrup pep-in-that's
what keeps your head clear. your
lower bowels regular. Sold 10y Peo-
pies drug siofe. d~
DR.. w. A Cook aud wife of Charles
Guy, Iowa, are Ia the city whiting j.
+ Quiilian and wife. The lady is a
cousin OF Mr.. Quiilian. They go from
here To Tulsa.
Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
for Group ana whooping cough, con-
tains no oDiateS, aud cures quickly.
Careful mothers keep II la the house.
Peoples Drug store. d&w.
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A number ~ young people were
most pleasantly entertained by Miss
Halle Thompson anc Bernice Lev .
At their home last night Amo' g
those present were: Misses Rase D''t-
ahue, Anna Lions, Mianle Lane, Bes-
sic Barrett. Blanche Oborn, FORE ST
Kinibrew, MYrtle Crnckett, and
Me>srs J + Davies, W S Key, NJ A
H0werton, o F Ra'nes. Pet Fog c
sam Matthews, Tom Matt he~s, ) X
Wagner and Benson Crockelt.
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We have received the best made and most stylish line of
Dress Skirts shown Vinta Dress Skirts for $3.50
that good as you bought at 200 and $50.
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Lost--G Id medal with mono.r.m s.T
and initials G. ID. w. Leave az Chfeftaln
Office or at Chapman & Briggs and get re-
ward.
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Local Savings.
Weather Forecasts.
Tonight and Friday generally fair


Frazee & Co.'s for garden seeds.
Trumbull & Co.'s seeds at Frazee's.
Albert Marks II much better today.
j. w. Skinner is up from Adair to-
day.
Monarch Paint at Sam r. Frazee g.
Co.'s.
Lee Clinton is here from Red Fork
today.
Iron bedstead at Ming Furniture
Co.'S 80-tf
g. w. r. Smith was in from Blue
jacket yesterday.
Couches at Ming's at a reasonable
price. Soft
See those bedroom suits at the Ming
Furture Cos. Soft
o. l.. Price was here from South
McAIesfer yesterday.
Examine the want column OF. the
Daily Chieftain.
Take your second hand goods TO
Swain's.
Swain will buy your second hand
goods. Try him.
c. c. jenkins, the Bluejacket drug
glst, is here today.
Ed Rose, the jeweler, will engrave
any iniiial for Sc. Ilo
See how the rockers are made at
Frszee's.
The famous Wisconsin chairs and
rockers at Frazee's.
S 5 c bb VAS IN Muskogee yesier-
day on business trip.
Fresh groceries az Baleutiue's. Il
L0Ok out for the date
For nue engraving call ou Ed Rose.
the je~eier, Raymond building
Commissioner stauhed returned
from Miami this moruiog.
Wanted outlr aud eggs at Balen
tln-'s
john Ward is sslilI dangerously sick
aud uis recovery Is doubtful.
Fine cpfIees speciality at Balen-
tues. Look out for the dale next
month.
Tue parry who has" Dean M4i'lard"
will please return 10 A. &. Berger.
Leader an shOepeg. are two popu-
lar Viaita cigars, made by MCGOWAN.
Saws and scissors sharpened At Vi
niia Novelty works. Telephone ia
Jewelry bought OF L Rose. the
jeweler, will be engraved free OF
charge.
Don't fail to examine our line OF
rockerS. just received. SAN r. Fra
nee & Co
Mr.. Z. A. Majnr of Clinton, Mo-. is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. J. c.
TIott IN this city.
Be sure and come aud see the new
Century Engraving machine at Rose,
the jrweler.
Tue performance az the opera house
70 'lght has been pusip0ned owing to
the lDclement weather.
Ed Rose, the jeweler, Is now pre-
pared to do up-to-date engraving on
the New Century machine.
Every rocking chair beted together
T. ho~ they are made by the Wiscoa-
lin Chair Co See them at Sam 4.
Faces.
shut out tue c0ld wind with rubber
edged weather strips. Ornamental
aud not expensive. Perry Lumber
Yard. n.
Owing 70 the inclement weather
toe Ch ss,.- Brittaiue company will
give a performance al toe opera house
tunlgnt.
Why wriles You can nov talk 10
Galena, Joplin, Columbus, Baxter
Springs aud Weir City over the tele-
phone. II
Tue c lngrsg stional meeting at the
pre-b, ienau church annouaced for
this evening has been p0,tp0ned until
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tieat beauty about Dr. Cald-
'sp PeDsin J. IT, ccrtaiaty to
ts psfIin. Indigestion. sick
8, saa stomach trenbles. sold
ar-g store. ~
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WAN 7 s.

want ADS not TO exceed FIVE lines will be
inserted In this column one wees IA IA vsl
for - cents. IL you want 10 buy or sell or
trade. or have lost or found anything need
column.
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nR. L. BACBY.
IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
0fice In New Rateliff Building Tele-
phone IoI. vinita. Ind Ter
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wanted-A position as book eeper or CASH
Lick Box Is. Vinits. /. T. Ils-tf
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For Rent-20 acres OF farm land with
whitney. Adair. |. T. wi
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|. O. K. NJ bgslPF'on : rrios q No; No;
Cauacil Fire az l. o. o. +. han. new u.iseii
block. south Test corner II iuals avenue aud
wills street Hunting grounds oi Ninifa.
every saturdays slecp. - Ali chlefs
cordially Invited II Il Rldenhouf Sachem.
D. b. Mondicr. &. OF n.
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-22

Bert Woods came from Albu- querque this morning, where he has been receiving treatment in the Santa Fe hospital for injuries received while in the employ of the company. He is looking much better and will probably get back to work in a few days.
 Ben Schustcr and J. B. Patter- son came down from St. Johns yesterday and Eli $. Perkins and Isaac Earth came in today. Mir. Patterson will attend q meeting of the sheep growers association at Flagstaff, while the other gentlemen will attend court at Prescott.
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-22
Children's S Dance.

We made the proposition to the children last week that if they would be real good during the dance on Monday night that we would give them a good time when school was out. They did their part, now we propose to do ours. Sheriff Secrist has very kindly rendered us the use of the courthouse for Monday night, March 31, and on that date all children of school age are invited to attend a masquerade ball, from S:3O to 1 o'clock. Refresh ments will be served, and we guarantee them a good time. Parents and others who are in- terested in the children are in- vited to be present, but they
 must Ego Way back and sit down."
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-22

The masquerade ball Monday night was a grand success in every particular, and those who had the affair in charge were we'll pleased with the result. The costumes ordered by Mir. Wooster. for some reason, did not arrive, so the ladies hustled all day making suits for those who were not supplied. The costumes worn by Henry Kem- penich, Sigfried Meyerhoff, Levi Savage and Mercie McAllister were worthy of special mention. Miss Cora Maupin represented the ARGUS, and her disguise was so perfect that even the boss didn't know her. Lunch was served at twelve, but the dancers never thought of home until the sun began to climb over the mesa. Such. a genuine dancing crowd we have never seen ill Holbrook.
 Claude Youngblood, of Snow- flake, furnished the music, and it was in every way satisfactory.
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-22
Holders of Range Horses Take Notice.

Holders of Range Horses Take Notice.
 The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company will apply 4-5 of the cattle rate on carload shipments of range horses, released to val uation of $2.5O per head, to Kansas City, Mo. and informed fate points in Kansas until Dec. 31st, 1902. Following are rates per standard car to principal points: Kansas City, $1OO.OO; Newton and Hutchinson $SS.OO and Larned S4.OO. Persons contemplating making shipments will please correspond with Agent Brown, stating probable 'nuttlber of cars,
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-22
Local and
 .. Personal

St. Joseph yesterday.
 Hugh Lynch came down from Navajo this morning.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Zuckspent the first of the week at Winslow. Jim Donahuc left with Mir. Keogh for Springerville yester- day.
 Mrs. F. P. Sccrist returned from her Winslow visit Tuesday morning.
 Bert Maupin was down from the reservation Monday and Tuesday.
 John Pearce and Miss Lida Frost came up from Winslow Thursday.
 Thos. V. Keams, who has been in California for some time, re- turned yesterday afternoon on the flyer.
 Mrs. Cheney, of Pinedale, ac- companied by her two sons, visited her daughter, Mrs. John l.. Fish, this week.
 C. C. Bryant passed through here Thursday enroute to Wins low with forty-four head of beef cattle for Krentz & Wolff.
 4. K. Mickey, of Winslow, was d visitor at the county seat Wednesday,. The ARGUS was favored with a pleasant call.
 Nose Tate was in town St. Patrick's day, and although get ting along in years, he seems to enjoy a good time as well as the
 
 younger ones.
 Fifteen recruits from Colum- bus, Ohio, Thursday morning, and left for Fort Apache the same day. Manager Hulet, oi the stage line, had to send three extra teams for their transpor. tation.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Harris and Mrs. J. F. Woods and son, Chauncey, left for Phoeiiix Thursday morning. Mir. Harris has d slight heart trouble, and it is hoped the lower altitude will prove a benefit.
 A school meeting will be held at the schoolhouse Saturday evening, March 80, to elect one trustee and transact such other business as may come before the meeting. All interested in school matters should attend.
 w. H. Clark returned Monday night from d business trip to St Johns and the southern part oi the county. He left Tuesday morning, going east as far as Houck's. Mir. Clark does good business with the merchants ir1 this vicinity.
 For the Semi-Annual Confer cnce, Mormon Church, to be held at Salt Lake City April 4 tc
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
TROOPS CALLED To
QUELL OUTBREAK
Futher Trouble ID Pennsylvania
Leaves the Deputies
Helpless.
Foreigners at Archbold Attempt
TO Take Cilarge-Mob Wants
to Lynch Two Negroes.

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept 22. --sheriff
Schadt of I.ackawanna county, tonight
teIeraphed Governor stone 10 send
troops to his assistance. sheriff schadt
had given proclamation announcing.
that he would call the troops Ii the
lawlessness did not cease when ne re~
ceiyed series OF telephone calls to
quell the disturbances up the valley.
The situation was such that he could
not cope with 1t, and he sent call
for the troops.
The worst Of tonlght's breaks oc~
CURED at ArchboId. A crowd Of strik-
ers, mostly foreigners, ransacked the
quarters occupied by 40 men employed
at the Raymond washery.- and then
upon meeting with the men as they
returned from work drove them back
to the washery.
The mob then returned to the col-
liery proper and drove out the engine
GERS. firemen. pump men and guards,
and took possession Of the breaker.
Tbe plant Of the Crescent Electric
Light Company. which is supplied with
steam from the breakers, had to shut
down and the whole region round was
left in darkness. In the attack around
the breaker two men were shot, one
striker and the other workmen,
Their names or condition could not
be learned.
Deputy-sheriff Miles McAndrew was
attacked and shot at BY the MOB at
oliphant. The steam pipes Of the
Pennsylvania company's colliery at
old-Forge were blown up with dyna-
mite tonight. Two colored cooks at
the colliery were rescued by deputy
sherlffs from the crowd that ws has
tening to lynch them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
VENEZUELA Anglers
GREAT BRITAIN
Probable That British Minister
Will Leave Caracas-May
Mean War.
Old Scores Wake Up Again-Seri
ous Friction Over Palos
Island.

LONDON, Sept. 49, The Associate
ed Press is In a position to announce
that the diplomatic relations between
Great Britain and Venezuela are on
the verge Of being severed. Any day
may bring the announcement that the
British minister at Caracas has been
given his passports, with correspond
ing action toward the Venezuelan rep
resentative In London.
According to the British govern
ment's understanding Palos island be-
longs to Great Britain, just as much as
Trinidad, and so far as known no ques-
tion as to Its ownership has even aris-
en-. The inhabitants of the island have
recently been shot or otherwise endan-
gered through the action of the vene-
zuelan government.
For the purpose of protection. the
local West Indian authorities ordered
the British flag to be prominently dis
played on the island, hence protest,
which the foreign Office sas is only
one Of many.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
DELEGATES NAMED.
oregon Republicans Have Chosen Del
egates for National League.

PORTLAND. Sept. 22.-At meeting
OF the executive committee OF the Re
publican League OF Oregon today. thu
following We're named as delegates to
National Republican League meeting
at Chicago October and 8;
At large--Governor r. r. Geer. W.
S. DunIway. Portland; George A. Steel,
OF Clackamas: George w. Hazen, OF
Portland: ]. l.. Rand. OF Baker City;
John d. Dal, of Corvallis
First congressional dlstrict--H. f.
Ankeny, of Jacksonville; Claud Catch,
OF SALEM W. A. Carter. OF Gold Hnl;
w. A, Howe, OF Yamhill county.
Second congressional district-Sena-
tor Simon, of Portland; Z. L. Smith,
OF Hood River, Thomas C. Taylor, CT
Pendleton; w. w, Steiwer, OF Wheeler
county.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
COLOMBIAN REBELLION.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-The fol-
lowing was received at the Colombian
legation tonight from the governor of
SalaZar:
"Panama--The rebels have retreated
to Aqua Dulce. The railway traffic Is
perfectly free. The interior of Colom-
bia Is completely paclhed, Today ad-
ditlonal reinforcements arrived at Pam
anna from Baranduila. The rebels ad-
NIT the hopelessness Of their cause
The legation officials assert that a
retreat of the rebels to Aqua Dulce
marks practically the collapse OF the
rebellion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
OVATION FOR PRESIDENT.

DETROIT, Mich. Sept. 22-Presi.
dent Roosevelt's two days visit to
Detroit came to an end at the conclu.
sion of the banquet rendered him by
the Spanish war veterans. 1t was q
brilliant event. Nearly 500 men sat at
the tables and the galleries were
crowded.
When the president rose TO begin
his address he was given an ovation.
The men on the floor stood up and
cheered again and again, while the
clapping of hands in the gallery was
like the crackle of musketr$.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
PULITZER MURDERER CAUGHT.
Brigham Y6ungs Descendant Said to
Have Confessed.

DERBY, Conn. Sept. william
Hooper Young, for whom the police Of
New York have been searching In con-
nection with the murder Of Mira. Anna
Nelson Pulitzer. has been found and
In said TO have made confession. In
the guise OF a tramp he has been wan
dering about the country for several
days. and was arrested last evening
by the Derby police on suspicion.
This evening the prisoner acknowl-
edged that he is william Hooper Young
He consented to go to New York with
out requisition papers. The exactn u
ture Of the confession has not been
made public tonight.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
HEAVY FIGHTING.
Captain Pershing Leads American
Troops to Victorp in Philippines,

MANILA, Sept 22.-Up to Sunday,
the force commanded by Captain Per-
shing, of the Fifteenth infantry op-
er$ting against the Moros in the ISL
and OF Mindanao. had met with slight
resistance in the Macin country and
had captured seven forts. There were
no American casualties.
Captain Pershing's courier reached
Brigadler-General Sumner at camp
Viokars today. Pershing commune
Gated with Macin sultans, but they re-
fused to recognize the Americans and
remained obstinate. When the courier
had departed Pershlng had planned to
attack Maein today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-No notice
of the strain of the diplomatic rela-
tions between Great Britain and ven-
ezuela has reached the department OF
state. II such is the case, however,
it is probable that the dispute has been
reviewed by the two countries over the
ownership of the Palos, or Goose ISL
and. lying between Trinidad and the
Venezuelan coast.
Minister Bowen last week informed
the department the dispute had TAX
en- an acute phase through the dissolu-
ton of British sovereignty Of the lit
tie island.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
COAL STRIKERS
REMAIN FIRM
American Federation OF Labor
Says They Can Hold Out
For Months.
NO Immediate End In Sight
Operators and Men Are as
Far Apart as Ever.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-President
Gompers, Of the American Federation
OF Labor said today that the striking
miners In the Pennsylvania coal fields
were prepared to hold out for months.
He said that the miners were will
Ing to make concessions but that the
president had no overtures made to
them and that the men were not going
TO yield.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23
COLOMBIA WILL PROTEST.
Does Not Approve of American Navy's
Action.

WASHINGTON. Sept 22.-ofncials
Of the Colombian legation here predict
that storm of disapproval will arise
In Colombia as result of Commander
McLean's action in disarmlng the CO.
lombian troops before their passage
across the sthmus. 1t is stated that
Co.ombia's agreement with the Pana-
ma railroal specifically provides for
the transportation of Colombian SOL
diers by the railroad when occasion
arises and that the COMMANDERS ac-
tion is regarded at the legation as a
direct infringement Of Colombia's SOW
vereignty over the isthmus.