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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-03

Gn airtetD02 5 Guar ton
IN noqet dnlebet Gentleman inn hos
gereaerer S5neiber paa geiterbro oa
Dab ON at faa no9le genge Derlet i
5elO. 5 bet iamme baleoe ban en-
1el 9ommefulo ao%6berpenge uo paa
Often.
u8et er uoe ira graooeb1tten". be
narfeoe ban / 5orbigaaence.
6r. S9neioer iaa Iiot pdd 6pren
"a liof paa qengene, men tunoe itts
rigtig faa be to Dele til at itemme
Iammen msO 8r9obebbtten.
Meo andre Orb, ban troeoe, bet bar
en- gemen 3nO ban baObe for fig, %
lob berfor bemmeligt gaa 8up efttr
pOlitist.
qiot sftsr meOte en- OpOo9er, o9
3an genfenote mart i ben 9obbersbes
7laaeoe Muno ct nhlig lssloot 5orbe=
oringsbuslem, Sgrenien. llben BE-
.9nfning fog ban BAN msO fig paa
Stationen.
Sper9smnalet er nu, bpor Sereaz
EN- bar faast uae Be aOb6erpense
IA - 6iItorien ON graboebptten er
el0Ielgslig ret rene Opipino - men
ierom bar ban enonu life billet uotaie
ig.
Qolitiet cr melt tilbeielig til at
70, at ban er gerningsmanOen I'll
e airfetpberisr, fom / ben ienere 2io
r fete uoe paa 2anbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-03
D%anishLuth. Publ. House
mar
Agentur
for allie Dampskibs-L LINER.

Onsker De at rejse til wort
gamle Fadreland, eller har De i
Sinde at sende Billetter til Slagt-
hinge eller Venner derhjemme, da
skriv til os. Billetter faas her
til hvilken som helst Flads og
med hvilken som helst LIME. De
vii her opnaa den Fordel at
faa reel og hurtig Ekspedition,
billigste Dagspris og absolut Ca
ranti mod Optrakkeri. Penge-
forsendelser til Danmark besor-
ges billigst til enhver lid.
ALE Foresporgsler besvares
straks af
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-03
De fufftt aifrOnefe0le~.

) 5orgadrs (16. 0tt.) blep Der | hg.
.RiugIt. 6olft.4 praIsnteret en- fuIit
9itrOnefaopeI / HingIteb 9dnt. 8stte
II iuit life iau marteligt; mere Sns
teresie bar bet. at Seplen bar Numer
4152212, bniltet er ct anoet Rumer,
END bet bibtiI bar p9ret oplDit. al
Observation-Disclosures bar bennttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-03

SPuafonerne 9B6en.
5abn. Xxi maa, o%perraife at go
litiet far o9ret / Stuno til At tr9tts
% Spadtoner ng 2 M9no frem fox
Retsfrdnten. ganite oiit orep b
Oeres 9eiddf ret oabenlpit / zen ie-
mere 9io; msn De pleieoe Dog altio al
tunne o9tte fig, naar bet traf op ii.
S89smdal.
ut uoitiqise 0il blioe TiraFeoe fpr
9eorageri tpr bel ~betragies ION al.
BET; andre Dil maaite Dog Hippo met
n 9eoe eaer 4obariel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-03

Den ban te 3ioniftfores
boloer i Morgen often GO.
Oftober) ST. 8 ct Mpoe / ben
gamle Obj Js1opz2 ose (glprreoolOs
gaze 23). 6oor b.9rr, Or. 9ouis
5rnnfel, 5. Qa6smio6n % aeoatter
9otbar Startt oit gips Heferat al ben
III afHluttebe Ste 3ioniitfongres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-03

Stdt8banerne og q +
6olosfa9en. gfter bpao Der
neooelss a3ostiroe 2(pis". pil Der
oeo fremtioige Qniattelier peo Stats=
banerne fortrinsois bltpe taget Sen
inn til 5olt. Der fan optumentere. at
De / minbit ct Qar bar b1ret Wleos
lemmer at en- notwithstanding.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-03

DEN ameritdnffe sc.
onpt, DR.. Spenson, alag
Re fOrleoen. leoiaget al ben Dunit-
ameritanffe General 66riitenien pe
Stephan Sinoing ct 9eIeg paa Be
tire a~irteaaar6. bOOr ban / Qnleoning
At S6ermanR zonumsntets differing
neolagoe en- pragtfulO iigneret arans
paa 9illeobuggeren Ro6lsS @rap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

Not single
Voice Of the
naaY physi.
clans IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
HIGH SCHOOL AND DANCING

IN thai
certainly appeal
father interested the higher Cd
asnty 70 ths conditions
hxhs Il ehlse . rnaintsin.
Which
n
parties other functions.
assertion Professor camek states shat everybody
nnust knaeso b. a
easy;
thsy require application u
greater and often
with the ability q ths
10
At a4 tu shen would b most asrto
busa
a alb
solstey conserved
pa . properly the
welfare e the boy and k both wsnY and
rhyxealy.
n tAerafoe quite hnposssbiy
growing and educational
Of
eouducsve 70 sound
arousing emotions
ssndsfed by = thrliinx drama
Il pretty deprived all enoYmsnt
ne5reiaxatian kind the
.s.@aen
a Htue pleasure a long school life.
Of his teeth and he
often dosao a health.
Nearly
enjoy Il at
social circle until they hays finished their school
satisfactory
fnhh
eauneta IN particular
there a u In
tA question
rem looked At The matter p ~ same nshtf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
STATS FIGHT foR PURE MIX

s raised asfsrss smsdshyds
DAYS the s Wholesale slaughter % liz
ae babes sspperrs and from the public
.
Seattle awakened the alarm
~ them sOaa the peril 81 death and
ths little desbt has already
uaes Of tlnsss probable death.
letter, the day, expressing the
rendered the pebble
s physicians have vssn'srb sent 70 The star
tight that the
nshs up 80 Al evil shall exist
THIS The STAR WILL 90 has hssea vsorse, erssAd'
sgsrs, impure eblset Until tho
u and 81 the h1a
tsas td shall have been heard
and 81
the continuation Of The msnsoss murder
Of
rsg WAR AGAINST rHE FosaAloEaYbE FiENo
seNSAriokAItsM IT rs a MEASURE OF PROTECTION
testimony ~ 'nsn physsian and the analyses %
authority f0rsdshyds In lk
as-gsse,ary Oi'eas. In the City - Chicago.
FURTHERMORE. suppsr,sd BY The CONFESSIONS S'
he hoped lighter nnss BY admitting their
guilt
rhi. l. the sondsn wh has. Il 10
be and assFPd WITH The Star hbs the
hearty cooperation Of those best qualified aid IN Ha battle 'er
srds.rssed Os infants. ard n. fight will
~.sss until has been attained.
The fight ths dsssass ard criminal dymsn sisns ard
1T PARTICULARLY UNDERSTOOD THAT Ir
pogs CONDEMN DAiSYMEs.
nRARy. INVITES TsE COOPERATION OF oAtRYmgN
BUSINESS Is BEING INJURED AND WHOSE EEPUTA
RUINED CRIMINAL MILK PolsoNERs
ssyusr eorday inxtsd bring
Be value Space ~ be
the sOus Th fer the publication Of suh
viii aduiterassd nih
justification HONEST daiyman. hS NO
his irstra-
wholesale death ard disease. Ths HONEST sarAn has
asked Tn. stars nassvsr rid The city Of bis sshsass ard
criminal serpsitOrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

Maurice Carswe attached IN the
American luEHt lnn in Vienna while
s#aknH adventure Ia liieibeFn eHnhuns
fHfa hia frirnhs flnFh tunn fftaHafald
y HHHu rather mhfu Hritiah uiHiafHf 10
the nuppNi kiHHhafn No Years hafurr.
~ frh AluH laHpalN ffufu ihH pluta
eH hla ceusin. tha hed Duke taaef aud
made a lHrEg iaAH g. Tho anNefHmant
Eltsssrhld draifua 90 assist the bod.
IN1asH Aina tf fAtsndlns The haf
tffHnHH NJ the dauHhtrf ~ the late
NHta ~ M fuNsi euflaeaiura seeking %
place hrt un the throne, attempt o.
prevent him crown Prince Nfedarirk
WA AafuANia. aAsssat g. u4a Fff sac fgin-
e.aa Alrkia, naf HteFinusiy diaauneafa
Maurice mefta che princess and later
Hf1eHunters a Nalleu Numan VIM hiuta
AZ thH nNsHi unity ~ var
Maurice and hHiHErrald are abducted
aaH carried atrnsa thn frnnfief
They nes nH nflaNnofn ~ NAhemr
glaslie ~ tbs NuH at lteA Chateau. tho
summer heuir - fhr aueheHa
fttsamfHfH frfHnrH o. surrender the
eaKefet bonds which Ne has hiaasn.
tha pfisntxfa are Etfru thr freedom "a
| = aiefnuinriir and the Countess ~
Maufiea and i1tnucran are carried
| As priHuuefe % the ted chateau. Nhuru
I they afv filtuFfstuN1 ht Maaau uinei 10
ef the Ncil aod the countess - fartt
tefs Aaurirf discovers that titaif has
/ tess - the duchess. ana fiiNt she So ~
l e. katn titsEefetHa O. ~ viaains
hia nautinHa. atiia mo eauafass ~
/ auiHainH him IL ~ prevented frum
/ aiss iealns the plot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

hsart sHfer 10 that rad
Sacrifice fsffUF lighted hia
face again. -pa pau stsh my faf-
tunvf II u you're. ~ hfa9 II i
yours 10 Yos wish Its g. had the
army II the duchess suta bleloefE
u shall b. done. sacrifice Ally tie
hsa been made % - HarFificrs
Monsieur. "a promised 10 listen
n fuu hereafter. n promised q
NezTt shaf has nnsr4 kssa=a siae isss4
% man. & I promised lips that haze
never known tho lips - Any man
save fag father She moved away
from the chair. Niihiu an arm :
length n him If PROMISED Al.
these without reservation wsuta
ypa al me 90 give back 20 the
duchess her ownf
Instantly her arms were pini0uei
10 her sides and he had drawn her
80 riusr that she caaid feel bls beart
beat against her aWH.
Have 40 fear be- aaiit4i - Hhail
not kiss you Lot me inuk Unto your
eyes. madame. your eyes land read
the lie which "a written tahfe. Ny
fortune and my life are ndt eunukh
Keen your love. madame. fshsg9 no
wish u purchase a. WHAT "
surrender my hnner II il agreed that
you surrender youfaf A love such
a. mime requires a wife. tuu N9Nid
have me break my word 20 The duad
and O. the living and you expect me
10 believe IN your promises
FauEhfe he pushed her hp1m hifn.
Hate HurEed into her heart. FHa
she would have liked 20 Mi hifu
Mistress he had dared 90 speak %
nor az no other man living uF dead
had dared And he lived an thai
was fiasfiah iu her Haui rose 10 the
surface. only the thought ~ the
sliftefIuK goal stayed the outbufaf
She had yet one weapon. A minute
went by. Htili another. silence. A
hand vas laid tfeuhliaRiY on his
arm
Forgive mo- ! was wrong Love
me. love me. N you must. Keep your
honor love mo without conditions
=" Hhe stumbled into the chair.
covered her eyes and fell 60 weep
ing
Fitzgerald. dumhfounded aud dis
mayed looked down ~ the beautiful
head lie could fight angry words
teIupeata - wrafh@=but tears a
womHu's tears. the tears 81 the wo-
mau be loved
Madame" he said gently, do You
lovs me9t
Ma as5aesar
MADAME fof God's sake 80 not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

dusd by angry words
Monsieur. ynu Haf- that you love
ms 80 not degrade me b. fofslnN
mr into Yuuf atma
he ist 50 hef hands ana they
sfuat Ibufe. hrra thiaH araniy. ftut
fos her Il WAS reapite So brought
together tbs subtle forces ~ net
mint she must uaa cumming II
bold him az arms length, and yet 90
huid him was her desire She hal
rrckansd on Wass man uiand be-
fofs hHf Az at auee The uuues ~
admiration stirred IN hes heart she
was soldiers daughter. Aud this
man WAS fearless aud hanrst Ahe
read iIi his eyrs that 4 momWHt mHre
and he hail Kissed her thing ~
mar SAYS nor fathef bad svef done
20 mnnaisuf she aid liahfIF
yau soldiers are HHeh forward iaf
sre' You have not even sske4 use Il
! love You Ne made move o. -
EaiH hNf hands N1. ROT aaftlng
huhtua thn chair = arm rot sure
mat mK heart responds g. faars
Vow must have RatieuesA Nhst .
" hifla lad sou are
= would - heaven with n sea
iufe Indicative af despair. ethaf au
bad krui ms t4hinH bars asli sd
daa4rA
Madame had flillY recovered fhsf
cuiHu sure
'ft l. true" she ssia. that | -
not hsea ynu but e s. alsn true Ia
IN not indiffFrrnt e. ynn Wat
pFfat haze ! that fan really -
MET what pfuaf have ! that lHf
declaration ~ ia4a Il rot a. salA fna
60 whiis away fuuF captivity AZ mF
expsnaaF My heart = nnf ore 81 -
q tnu hf storm fhHHr o. only unf
.raad fn my afferfiana n ignniY-nni
saeaaeH Those aha diseu iH .mf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

weep Ia sou love me- n you love
inc if Nau love ueor
she apfaus ~ her feet ougr again
che experienced that aniFer. again
hes conscience stirred.
4 Do naf know shit hniu "lut
this l may say Your honor. which
YOU hold attuKe ths price 20 q wua
mans love. viii be- tbs eRuse Of
hiopdshed Mothers eua wives aud
sisters viii skfcfate your name.
bravo men will BE- sacrificed need.
ieaHiy What aru the 0Hians ~ ypu ?
You Niil Ia fof them. aHf usciaHaiY
what yea refuse 90 90 Tor tha woman
you prafeaa a. love. Can yVu not
500 the iHeKttahlef war aiil h# de-
stared The army ~ the duchess iH
true can fnu say that inf The army
nf the king Would Fau witness ihr
devastation OF beautiful city, ~
I flame and sword
Monsieur. Austria f. vita % and
she Wili ahitr With ua vhirhrfe r
WAY Ne usaVe. AustHla. monsieur.
which II l.e8pald'a HpgHaar Ana ttls
E Leuruld q b. a man "a 80 upon
"a thfuns# would b. permit his
agents . plumber his people "a
laugh al him. IN ha naasrsar4 uua
kinEiF afIrlhuiaf No. nnt
-tWi yourself in the duchess
place Al these beautiful lands see
Z hsfa ~ right 20 succession. h. she
wrong e. desire the,uf she wishes
/ Ga f1iu the Kingdom and the duchs.
+ aBd o. make r. Efeat hHRaom ua
T yea kuaW Nhy Leopold Nah nrateti
Hran thr thfHHer
some aaN tho confederation etil
decide e. aIsids ~ these lands into
lafbifa and shsfs wlfl he no one e
/ auuase them. Madame the duchess
Wishes T. ha strong enough Co. pre-.
J frnt III Ard Ynu. monsieur. are fhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
SHALL T'IDO WEAR
A BASEBALL MASK?

TIE average
81
ftssf If a nj pafraaHahis
Taa o. ehndoaner
cha1 o. -
Homer are - sides - the question
uthusiasfs vhirh Itself booking
object the
ssasna 10 vii ths pHp 3
vaDs musaina enthu.
y ne aaestn has been presented who mizht be
said = . Be suroaia eH . a1s
argues uHxzlng IL
b.
get into serious dis
asasaance
tavn IL cash
riuzztd those who attempt
90 r.
. - SERIOUS handaap a pgEuacious
Bui Il . hs o the child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

Erain u sand which stops all this.
ruu and gaur priae-nus even q
Noiuahs love there. ] have said q
mot even q Ngtnana uxe-Wiii
move Yasr sense ~ justice. CO.
leaNr me-. Yoa are ffeufs Ths tears
which caule into her eyes this time
ncFp genuine. tears uf ehsErln. veH-
alton. ana Of a third sensation which
stu reinAinsd a mystery 70 her.
rs hHz. ~ ana gglEE. gIfS Hsf
sondsftsl eYcs flashing. honor or
pride. whichever "a WAS Raa well
worth the ioaine He wss man.
ATS honor eaali not save the kinK.
an she had said was true. n ne
heid a. his word there would be war
and blHoaahsd
on The other hand. II he Hurrg.n
der-i. Les harm would hefaii the
KING and the loss % His honor vas
u honor would b. well recon-
penFrd Tor the remainder 81 his days
hy tbs love q this woman Hls long
years OF lauriinasa cams back he
Navrred. lie glanced first NJ her.
thDa at the dfnr one represented all
that was desirable In the world. the
other more tnuslinssa. coupled with
uuuttrra bic regret. EfiIl he WaVs
erred. and finally he fell.
Madame. sou VIII be my wife -
Yes. AMI Il He~mcd to her that
the word came 81 har lips BY no VOLT
tiun ~ hers She grew pale. and her
limbs shock She had afrevoon bly,
committed herself NO. no." az she
saw him start forward with out
stretched arms. mot my lips ilii 1
am your wtfei Not my lips, only
my handnf#
tie covered them with kisses
'iiuHhi a. she stepped back
II was tlHue Maurice and the
countess entered the room. Maurice
glanced from madame 80 Fitzgerald
aud back % madame. ha froWnod.
Maurice was something like com
science % him, and hie heart grew
troubled
Madame" Maurice whispered 10
the countess. \ have lost all faith
IN YOU you have kept me too long
under the stars"
hut here IL Colonel Moliendurf.
freshly returned from Brunnatadt 10
inform you that the army iH fully
prepared fur any emergency n not
that true. colonel" me- he heheld that
Individual standing IN the doorway.
Yes. but how the deuev your
pardon, iadiasi--did you find that
uut73
u guessed II. but there viii be no
need OF 81 army now. Come, John.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
Gold Filings, 75c
Silver Filings, Csc
Bridge Work, $3.50
Gold Crown, $3.50

We are the only dentists in Seattle
that make a speciality Of plate work.
the only dentists in the world
that make a lower suction plate.
our upper double suction plates new
sr fall
Teeth extracted free. without pain.
and replaced with new ones the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

the colonel who II no relattve ~ the
amiga ministry af police. heH not th'
trick OF eeuenaHng his lupairnec
lie has something important to sap
"a madame. and We are in the way.
aioOd night. madame. said fliz'
Hrinld, diffidentlY, aud toa, eVun
teas,
Good night. colansia sang ou'
Maurice over hla shoulder. ana Co.
gtthef the pair climbed tie stairs.
Fitzgerald Haa a. a loss how e.
begin.
you have something on youi
mind" said Maurice
Madame has promised 10 be mo-
sife
And the conditioner oaftly.
FitEgttaId pandsred over ~
/ others lack Of HuFFfiHe. What
would you do lf you loved a woman
ana she promised 20 be- youf wlfeT"
ia marry her"
what would you DO N my place.
and madame had promised q marry
buu
ia marry her" answered Mau-
flee. bhuginE hia fist on the tauie.
even " sil the kings aud queens Of
Europe rose up against sac. / would
marry her, II had O. lind her
hands and feet and carry her a. the
8ifar and force The pflert - the
Hnlnt OF e pistol. which. iH al prob
abiity. 10 Nuat You viii have 90 90. ="
a love her auiiruig.
DO you know who uhe lal"
s'So
would q make any diffafsueoT"
No. who IL shp7"
she ln woman without con-
science ahN IN woman Who. -
gain hur miserable ends. viii stop
nHifhrt al faisrhooi. deceit NOR
blood shed na you want me 10 tell
Fnu mnref she b. -
Maurice. tell me nothing which
viii cause me 10 regret Yuaf ffisnd-
ship love has she has pfomis
Ia be my mife
tiho viii ruin SOU
6he has already done that" la
eaaI ally
..ue you mean 90 tell me"
yes Nu9 the promise II her love
] am dishtnofed Faf the privilege
Of kissing her iips ! have sid my
honor 10 call hsr mine, ! would 81
through hfii
And the poor pafHiyiie king7"
what l. BE q mef
And Youf fathrf p
what ere my dead fathers
Hsahear Msaflas. ! am HaH
ssKaa are Kefa siCk mAu Maurice
feuilfa what's o. bteaHs u all
ffgst yuwa
Tau are uastfnF f9uf BREATH u
= nor Naffh Il siir
sfYgior
aHssnn a. Maurice
4 s.fif if SEQ ass - me situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND
nMnNnQ pOlITE
Port Orchard
Hnata laaNr pirr 2

Fast steamers city of Everett ana
Telegraph. Blk round trips daily er
geRi Friday Leave Seattle 7.is y m.
q m, " m, % .. m, t.is D. M,
a. m. L N. 80 y. m. SIS d. m. 40
z. m. Friday leave Seattle ms a. m.
u m. hilh J., m Friday leave Everett
t.EA a. m. 4 80 ,, IN le1 o. "a. ealntan
dock. Seattle. Everett Land CO dock
Everett Telephones Sunset. James
ISL. Independent i2ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

Tss question
~ mu1xiinE Seat.
lies tsuusWaWa ls
coming up again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

Professor 7 T.
Gamma prins
elpai o. thr
Kansas city
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-24
.LUNATIC TAKES SHOT
At A BIG LONDON
F|HANC!ER
Kenneth Grahanne ASsai]ed
by WouId-Be Assassin
But IS Not Hurt.
BY ASSOCIATED pRESS

London, Nov. "a murderous attack
with revolver was made today on Ken
meth Grahame, secretary of the Bank of
England, who is a well-known writer, by
an individual who is supposed to be in
sane. He fred four shots in rapid success
sion, but Mr.. Grahamc was not hurt. Con-
siderable difficulty was experienced in Sc
curing the would-be assassin. A fire hose
had to be requisitioncd before he could be
disarmed and taken to the police station.
The would-be assassin is Londoncr
from the East End. The doctors certified
that he is a lunatic. 1t appears that the
lunatic asked to see the manager OF the
Bank of England, and was shown into a
reception room where Mr.. Grahame and
others were gathered. The stranger took
up a position in front Of the fire, pulled
out a revolver and commenced shooting,
in the meantime shouting: Come on,
you towards"
The occupants of the room fled and the
lunatic was finally oyerpowered by the at
tendants.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-24
SEVEN MEN FROM THE UNIONS OF
THIS CITY ENTERTAINED IN
THE WHITE HOUSE.
ARE TO BE ENTERTAINED
BY SENATOR w. A. CLARK
Delegates Expect to Be Home by First
OF December--Congres ssn1an Dixon Is
Among the Guests at the Dinner
Given by the President.
srreiAl 10 rnr INTER MouNrAiN.

Washington, Nov ll--rhe delegation
from the Bate labor unions, consisting of
Malcolm Giliis, Frank Doyle, !. ". Gil
bot NJ. X. Dempsey. Ed Long. j. w.
trouin aud William Robinson dinci IL
the White house with President Roosevelt
this afternoon at 30. The secretary Of
labor and commerce, Mr.. tortclyou Com
miss ioner of Labor Carroll -. Wright and
tongr. ssman Dixon of Montana were also
present a. the dinner.
President Roosevelt asked about Butte
and Montana, and expressed again his
pleasure At ,he reception which was given
him there last spring
MIR. ellis and Mr. Doyle he knows very
well, having met them on two occasions
when he visited Butte
Last evening Senator Clark Of Montana
entertained the delegation at dinner at
his residence on Dupont Circle. Senator
Gibson and Congressman Dixon OF Mon
tana we're also invited.
The party OF labor union men will leave
tomorrow for 4 short visit TO New York,
who-e Sen. tor Clark has arranged t. en-
tcriain them.
Most of the party viii be in Butte by
December t.
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DISAPPEARED WITH
ENTIRE POKER POT


Big Timber, Nov. 24.-1here is consd.
cradle excitement in Big Timber today
over the outcome, or rather the oulgo of
poker game at enc Of the resorts last
night. About midnight the man who was
running the game asked a suspension until
he could 20 out and get a lunch.
lie took the bank roll with him. The
others waited for his return reasonable
time, and then started ont to look for him.
Some had chips they wanted oashed, while
others were anxious 10 keep up the game
in the hope Of winning back what they had
lost, The man was nowhere 10 be found.
Hours Of anxious waiting and search fol
lowed, bui the man and the money never
came back nor could the man be located
The bank roll contained about 5000, and
as consequence several prominent cit-
2ehs arc today asking an extension Of time
on some little bills that are due.
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Passes Away in St. James
Hospital as Result
of Assault.
BEATEN BY FOOTPADS
Sale of Mine to Mayor
Mullins Indirect Cause
of His Death.

Captain John Rooney, Montana pioneer
and for 20 years one of the best known
residents OF Butte. died AT / ocock this
morning at St James hospital his death
being the result of injuries sustained about
two months ago, when he was held up by
loutpads on Lower Main street and severe
ly beaten, one of his hips being disocatcd
~ the encounter.
Captain Rooney was formerly a Con-
fcdcrae soldier aud fought through tho
civil war serving for the greater part of
that time ~ the Confederate navy. He
was on the rebel gunboat Merfimac at the
time Of the latter's memorable fight with
the Union tuuhoat Monitor and paftici-
patcd III several naval engagements after
ward.
Al the close Of The war Captain Rooney
left the South aud went West, locating
III Montana where during the remainder
he was interested III various mining in
tcfcbtS.
II led to His Death.
He located a number OF valuable mines
and from some which he sold 10 capital
lists fortunes have been taken 1t is noia-
bic that the sale of one Of his mining in.
tercsts led indirectly 10 his death
About two months ago he disposed Of an
interest in one of his properties to Mayor
Mullins. The sale was mentioned in the
papers and one night he was approached
by iootpads who believed he had in his
possession the proceeds of the Transaction,
about $1,000.
The money, however, was safe in 4
bank, but IN the encounter with the rob-
bcrs, Captain Rooney was SO severely in
Jurcd that he never recovered.
Captain Rooney was about n years Of
age, and was never married. Whether he
has near relatives is moi known here.
Leaves Property TO Sisters.
For The past two months he has been a
patient At ST. James hospital, and to ilia
sisters who cared for him AT that insttu-
iion he left the bulk Of his possessions,
about s. 900 IN cash and interests in his
mines, with which TO dcfray his funeral
expenses and as compensation for their
care.
The funeral will be held from the
Sacred Heart church Thursday mor,ling at
10 O'Clock.