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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
BALLARD CITIZENS
ADOPT new SYSTEM

lard sewer inspectors.
fF Reynolds charged that Voriey
hed systematically dsfrsuded the
city Of Waiis Waiia while Ia the
wafer department. there. and also
had bad record 80 suDeriuteudent
~ sewers in the Inland Empire city.
W0rlsY was present at the meeting
but was unable 10 make and cuher-
eut explanation Of the Reynolds
charges, c0ufcutlug himself with
flashing a handful ~ gold and OF
fsriuE 70 bet 80 that they were not
true. Reynolds covered the money.
bat third parties objected 20 betting
and the wager was called of.
Matthew Dow Of Seattle eN-
mayor OF Ballard. O. n. Crouch and
r r Cox made speeches dspreos tin z
haHty action T. g. Olsen acted as
chairman 81 the meeting.
CITY Engineer James has removed
from office. Herman Bootsh. the
sewer Inspector. whose work was
reviewed ard warmly condemned by
George y. Cotterili. the citizens ex-
pert
n ls announced that the commit
tee Of %. believing that the ma yor
and council will do nothing toward
granting an honest investigation Of
the rotten sewer work, will appoint
private inspectors 70 watch the work
ar u progrssass and gather infor-
nation FOR future Injunction suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
FAVOR THE
FRANCHISE

The council subcommittee. con-
slsting Of Dr. Crichton and Major
Rinehart. viii make a report to the
corporations committee tonight REQ
ommcnding that a franchise be
granted to the Seattle Electric Com
pany for extending the Kinnear
park line from its present terminal
at Olympic place. az the east end
OF Kinnear park to Eighth avenue
west and Prospect street. and as
soon as the right OF way can be
provided. to Tenth avenue west and
Crockett street.
The committees idea IS 20 have tho
extension as FAR As Eighth and
Prospect completed Immediately. To
get to Tenth avenue west and Crock
EFT street two blocks of private
property will have TO bs condemned.
The residents OF West Queen Anne
hill. the Seattle Electric Company
aud the city are now trying to make
an arrangement as TO what portion
Of the expense each shall pay. When
that Is definitely settled the COM
pany can proceed with the extension
of the lien to Crockett tstreet.
A resolution ordering the grading
OF Ninth avenue from Union street
to Pike street and the grading and
building OF concrete walks on Boren
avenue north from Denny way TO
Valley street will come up for spe-
cial order OF business.
A petition OF the residents OF
blocks Is. IA and Is, Harrison
Heights addition asking for the
opening. widening and grading of
Firth avenue northeast from East
Fort -eecund street north to East
Forty-fifth street viii be heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
CORPSE IN A
GUNNY SACK
Old Man Finds Dead Infant on the
Beach and Wanders Around
the City With Body i'm Search
of the Coroner

with the dead bedY Of a baby tiad
% ih e sunhy Sock and siuns 9vef HE
Shoulder a man who had the appear
aa1s % = body Tamhsr. APPEARED At
the county court house iris morning
and made a ailixsnt search for the
osronsf Hs wanted % find cut What
IL d. vita the body 10 had picked %
.auawhsrs on the beach u the SQUAD
ON Tho second floor Of the aourthpuss
the Old Kf~liou me; CLERK Mcknight
from Judge Athsrtron court.
say. said the Old man. where is
tha soran.rs afres. I've got a dead
baby On this sack ard ! sasss the cor
onsr is the proper man 20 zee about
IL"
.sYou.vs ct . whAtY asked Mc-
Knight. In surprtss.
"A dead baby. that's all" replied
the man. 'fli show it TO roa
Not on your Hfs." answered the
clerk 'fil take your word for a.
The coroner isn't IN this building lie
10 down town in the Marion block
The old mar again shouideref his
Hrassofns burden and walked Down the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10

mated John Williams II Mlaaisnlppi
No athar nominations were made.
Cannon was elected speaker - = vote
II ~ - ias Tor John Williams ~ Ails-
sissippi. the Demecratie leader.
The announcement u the election ~
Cannon Was greeted BY q storm II ap-
Plauae. Williams ana GrosFenor GO
cortsd him e. the chair Williams IN.
trnauce8 blm sra congratulated the
Republicans ungu thalf seleetieu. lie
said this made 81 certain that thr
minority uauia aiaaFa receiFe fair
ard fust consideration
Speaker Cannon read a reply frrm
manuscript. which tarrfsd brief htanks
and a reference O. hts = years ssFvier
on the fioar Bingham q FannsYi-
Fania. the father u the House. admin.
tsferad the oath e ofrce - aCunaa.
Representative Hepburn offered a
resolution rssproiatinE the entire en-.
ecutivs star - the ifoass. II carried
Tawney. Capfon AID VILLA ma we're
appointed an the House COMMITTEES q
wait uuuu TIE president
The presidents message will be de-
livsrsd 70 Congress tomorrow
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hlli IN the direction q town 10 IND
the uoruuSr
TIP - late hour thla afternoon thu
old man with the dead infant II bis
Possession had failed e. put Ia APPEAR
ance at the curonsrs once. which.
however. IL In the walker huiidins.
and not IN the Marion building. where
the man Wa directed 10 20 BY Clark
Nc knight
The coroner was Informed By news
paper reporters Of the old mans state
msnt made al the court house and In
on the lookout Tor the case. lie IL In
eiined. however. 20 believe that the
cid man is eithsr mentally unbalanced
or 10 practical Joker Of a queer sort
The fact that nobody saw the dead
chlid - the court house makes him
doubt the story toid By the old fellow
After leaving the court haus. how
ever. the old man with the sack met
and canverssd vita several persons
who saw the dead child The body. ac-
cardtua 60 she story told them. was
found on the sand spit ilst south Of
the city.
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Fll|I FIJI

DIS NoiNEs Ia. Nov. IAN uu-
known man Hes AZ the depot IN thls
city At the point u death aa result
Of guushot wounds inflicted ~ Rock
Island detectives putrolllng the rail-
road tracks near Eafiham last nIght
% foreatat an anticipated bold train
robbery.
The return 81 the officers with tbs
wounded man and hioodhaundH brought
70 llEht "a Desperate attempt 81 ths
0fiieffH to catch train robbers rcd
handed The railroad officials received
Information yesterday that 81 yang n
bandits had learned u the fact lhat
the Rock Island 5imlt0d leaving Dos
Hoines last night would carry t9.0
ana that they would attempt 70 mold
40 the train and loot the express com
panY'a safe near Earihnm.
Accordingly n special train. ioaedsd
with detscuvsa heavily armed and
prepared 10 follow the train robbers
with blood hounds followed the limit
20 out Of the city. Near Earlham the
detectives dis@mbarked
Two men were seen scurryinR IN
away from the railroad trek through
the Bpdcfbrush4 They were ordered %
halt When they faiIse % stop. the
ofilcera fred upon them The unknown
man. now DYING ~ The depot received
the contents - tHo shJtauus lie fell
morihliy wounded the other fleeing
man escaped The bldodhDuuds failed
to take up the scent The officers then
returned a. the city.
Local Rock island officials refuse %
disclose anything in connection with
the attempted hoidup but Il la kuoNn
that they regard the situation a. Eeri-
Gus
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wAsHfSoToS. u. g. Nov a.
Minister Harlan. representing Co
lumbla. today presented g Secretary
Hay a formal protest Of his govern
ment against the American recosui-
lion Of the republic Of Panama The
text OF the protest was not made
public but Il IL Understood he based
his Digestion on an alleged violation
81 the treaty Of ists between the
United states and Colombia
NJ Philippe Bunau Nariila. the
new minister 81 the republic % Pan
anna. presented hts credentials and
lunch@d With Secretary Hay At the
lattsrs residence today Vafilla 10
confident that u viii be a short
tims only before Panama viii be rec
oaniEed as = government de jur In
stead Of de factn.
Word was received this morning
that n commission OF three bad been
appointed and Will leave Panama for
Washington tomorrow for the pur-
pose Of negotiating a canal Narilla
viii act in an advisory capacity
with the commission The financial
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(er . $40 corrsspendentl


BALLARD. NOV. Heuceforth
the citizens who are working Tor an
investigation Of the sewer scandals
will conduct their campaign on q
sysfeuatic basis. Al a largely at
tended mass meeting. saturda y
night. the work already dome was re-
viewed and heartily endorsed. after
whie Ia committee OF Is leading citi-
xaus was appointed 70 direct future
proceedings.
The work Of ths largee committee
will however. be chiefly advisory.
The COMMITTEES Of five to which Ia
due the credit for the startling sx-
poaures 81 fraud and corruption al
ready made. viii doutinue 10 have
active charge Of the work. The
larger COMMITTEES Will msrely d.
rect matters. Plans wiil be cousid-
cred &C . meeting Of the committee
Of q which vii be held "a Judge
Lacas office thi Hevening.
The feature Of the mass meeting
Saturday evening wa "a speech Of
Attorney e. A Reynolds. the leading
spirit Of the committee OF five. Mr.
Reynolds produced and read IN opsn
meeting = number OF letters and
statements which he had procured
~ making a special trip 10 Walia
Wsils, AL OF which tended 20 show
in most uneuviabie light George
". woriey. one OF the present Raj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
RUNAWAY

a team Of mules attached to a wagon
owned by the firm of Holt d MoGulrs.
contractors. ran away down second
avenue this morning 1T 10 o'clock. and
ooiiidsd with an electric car at the
corner u Madison street A. Q result
one Of the mules was killed and two
men slightly injured. The passengers
81 the car escaped without a scratch
though they and numerous pedestrians
we're badly frightened.
William Mcleod. the driver Of the
wagon. was thrown from hts seat and
painfully bruised The motorman Of
the car was also knocked 20 the ground
and hurt but not seriously
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tia Red Rover. Later the ship
wrecked crew and passengers were
Transferred 10 the collier Titania.
bound for san Francisco.
The storm WAS encountered on
Thursday morning and By evening
the vessel was water logged and
abandoned. The crew and passeu-
gers had a frightful time OF Il In
the open boats They were buff
feted about on the angry seas for IS
hours before being rescued BY the
Sea Rover
The passengers aboard we're X
.. Irwin. =. SanEWig. J y bollen-
ger. J. y Wilson. q. y. Marsh. y. y.
Williams Or Williams. A. X. CLARK
aud Phillip Bradley
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HIS HORSE
HAD SPOTS

During the testimony In the chris
Klein case this morning it developed
that a spotted horse" had figured
considerably ia the alleged theft Of
sheep with which Klein Is charged
Klein owned the animal Klein r.
being tried FOR stealing sheep from
the Frye fruhu Company. The tes-
tInsuuy this morning was concerning
Elain'a where's bouts OF the day and
night 81 the theft
The case will probably take sew
eral days more. IL Is being bitterly
contested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
GETS COLD
DEAL

CHICAGO. Nov a-Prsaldsnt Ma
hone. head 81 the street ear unions.
attempted 10 held = conference with
the president of the city sstroet rail-
way company. MoCulloeh. this after
noon The latter declined to talk. Re
said TO come around Saturday. and
that he would not consider arbitration.
Mahoae and COMMITTEES left and called
a meetlus for tonight it may result
IN an immediate strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
POLICE FEAR
TROUBLE
TAKE EXTRA PROBATION AT
INQUEST OVER MURDERED
ARMENIAN LEADERS

LONDON. Nov. a-Extra ordinary
precautions were taken at the Inquest
TO-DAY over the bodies Of the two Ar
menianH murdered At Peckham Rye
last week The police feared the ar
fair might be continued IN court
twenty-five policemen and detectives
guarded the court None were admit
ted until searched and oross-exam-
ined When the inquest began Wit
neasos dtd not announce their names.
but wrote them. handing the slips 60
the coroner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
COLOMBIA
PROTESTS
CHARGES UNCLE SAM WITH BAD FAITH-REPRE-
SENTATIVE OF PANAMA RECEIVED AND Is
DINED BY SECRETARY OF STATE HAY-wILL
NEGOTIATE NEW TREATY

NEW YORK, Nov. e.--Colorbisn
Consul ariesrd said today he hs,
received adv,ess that a movement 10
sfoo, az so7ota 10 appoint q com.
mission 10 90 10 Germany ard ask
:ha, sevn,ry to assume . pro,se
torass over Colombia. In rs,urn for
valuable lard eonesssion both on the
Pacific and Caribbean coasts Brig.
ard said the concessions will be
made ss rear the lsthmus % Pan.
srla 80 possible. DE di.ersdiss the
reports Of Americans being killed in
coisnhia, alshessh th. people in tire
interior. are highly excited.
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LORD RoWToH, FAMOUS PHIL
ARTHRoPisT. IN LONDON

LONDON. Nov a-Lofd Rowton. the
famous philantbrapist and founder Il
the Howton houses which provides re-
spectacle lodgings for the por. died
today. lie was horn So a3s and was
secretary to Lord eBaeoafieid FOR 10
years
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ESPECIAL 10 The s,srl

ASTORIA. or, Nov. s.--fhe Sea
Rover. which arrived here yesterday.
reports the wreck Of the schooner
steamer Charles Nelson off Heeota
Head. 200 miles down the coast from
this Port. The Charles Nelson left
here with a cargo Of $4,000 feet Of
Nov. ,.
According 10 the officers 81 the
Sea Rover she encountered terrific
gale off the coast % oregon. The
stan chions holding down the lumber
on her decks gave way causing the
lumber to break the seams on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
GET RED
HATS

ROME. Nov. D Papai Secretary
Merry Del Val and Archbishop Cal
iaErt of fadua wrre rs~cted car
,iinaia al the private consistory this
morning The pope entered afuot.
prsosdgd by the swiss guards aud
aistiue choir. Tie announced the ap
potntmenta and the cardinals pres
snt approved BY raising their red
cana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
ACT OF 4
MADMAN

=. J. Biladeau. who formerly lived
In Seattle. ana who was at once time
widely known vaudeville actor.
jumped from a moving train on a
train bound for san Francisco. and
was found the last Of the week IN
the woods Of Northern California.
wandering about almost naked.
Blladeau WAS being taken to an
insane asylum At San Francisco,
with another insane patient. and.
watching HIS chance when the guard
was asleep. he jumped from the
train. II is thought that he viii die
from cold and exposure,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-10
THE CAPTAIN
WAS 4 HERO
TIE STEAMER csAs NELSON ouNoEREo IN A eALE-ALL
PASSENGERS SAVED rHRo UGH BRAVE EFFORTS

deck
IL was due 20 the herolsm Of cap
tain and crew. that n disafter sim
liar to that Of the South Portland,
was averted The captain and crew
we're the last 10 embark In the boats,
and as n result Of their cool, orderly
actions. no lives were lost.
The high seas dashing over the
ill-f ated vessel caused her 10 fill
with water rapidly, and she was wa
ter-iogKed and abandoned off Heo-
eta Head.
The entire crew and passengers,
numbering 10 souls. put 20 sea In
open boats. and were picked up by
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vARn.LA oF rnENcH nIRrm.

vARfLLA or FRENCH BIRTH.
PARIS. Nov. p-Philippe variila.
the newly appointed diplomatic
agent at Washington % the republic
% Panama. II Fr~nchman hy
birth. and was educated At the ia
nous French military school Of 81
Cyr. near Paris. Al 81 Cyr he was
a eiassfnate OF Emile pFsyfus. and
took prominent part In producing
evidences In the defense OF that Of
flcsr AZ hts trial AZ RsnneH. France
VariiiA's brother i the editor OF IL
Mattp. one Of the best known
Partisan Journals.
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[|(]|VN|

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--An low rec
ords Of United States Steel corpora =
ton stock were smashed this after
noon. when preferred went TO sou
segu3
cents. and common TO ioh
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found another woman. Yesterday.
while hroodinE over her troubles
she hecamr temporarily insane. aua
grabbing up billet OF wood beat hes
two children to death before any one
realized what abe waa up 70. She
said she did net want her children
hoased by her successor. Then sha
managed to cvade those who at
tempted "a interfere with her and
took her own life.
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7 ALKE)

WASHINGTON, -. 9. Nov g.
Senator Hanna called On President
Roosevelt this morning by appoint
msnt lie WAS urged by the prcHi-
dent 10 remain NJ his post ns chair
man Of the Republican national
committee. Hanna promised TO give
the matter consideration before
reaching n decision.
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KAISER is
DOING WELL

BERLIN. Nov. s.--Thls mornings
bulletin OF the knlser's condition.
says the inflammatory reaction.
which. as a matter OF course, set In
after the operation Ia which a poly
pus was removed yesterday from his
isrynx. is already subsiding New
trthelesa the healing Of the small
wound will probably take eight days.
The emperor'H general condition Is
good His temperature and pulse
are normal.
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WARRINGTON. u. c.. Nov. a-Iu
anticipation 81 the receipt ~ the ines.
ssge og President Roosevelt. mcmher-
og the Senate assembled early today
81 the senate chamber and la the cloak
rooms adfoluing
senator nspew's appearance was the
signal for cordial greetings from the
galleries. The applause Eruw STRONGER
whom senator Hanna entered and
walked down tha main aisle lie shook
hands heartily with Senator Gofman.
The ovation had hardly died down
when William 2. Frye. president pro
TEN. dropped his EaVel. Senator NAL
iory q Florida presented his oreden-
tials after which he vas escorted -
tho aesk. The rail showed . Senators
we're adopted The chair appointed
Senators Hear and German as the
Senate members - the Joint congress
siauai committee g walt upon the
president At Eis The senate al
burned.
THE HOUSE
T. ths House which - uot ~ sedate
a. The upnsr branch " Congress. TIE
scene fer an hour Or two bsfsrs thr
chamber convened rsasmbted nama-
what an exciting day on thr stoak i.x-
change in New York Psses were
sCurryiuE about TRYING to iind members
foF constituents The laughing crowd
- representatives were adm ring their
nsw desks ard the other improvements
thai have been compirtad since the Al
Jourumeut Il the Fifty aeveuth Con-
Ersss.
Pushing about on the aooF were
crowds n visitors. mary u Them wu-
men AL anxious t. ohfain tickets
which would sutitfe them - SEATS 60
witness the openiug prgceedinKs. The
Old hahituea - the chamber Ncre kQpt
busy pointing cut ths uew members
n hu made their appearance on the
soar Tor the first time. The older
members had = most patr1niEinK man
rcr IN speaking o. the 'fnfanta a.
they named the members serving their
srss term
From e e'clqck until noon thr House
saar was a hunfilnE aceua A. I, q
Assistant poorkeeper Kennedy pound
81 his gaVel and ordered the 1oor
cleared At the stroke % noon Clerk
Mcdowell called the House 10 order.
Bind Chaplain Couden offered prayer
THE roll call ended with the name %
TIRE new delegate from Hawaii some
amfHsefnent was caused b tbs repeat
20 Efforts q the clerk % pronounce hts
name Three hundred and Nifty mem
bgrs answered. William r Hepburn
o. Iowa then put the nomination q
William q. Cannon 81 filisois for
speaker. James Hay % Virginia nsm-
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terms Of the treaty Ntii be the same
az negotiated with Colombia. nams-
~. so. 90 cash and a quarter OF a
million yearly rental after the sx-
pirati0h % seven years IN other re-
spscts the treaty will be even more
favorabls TO America. which viii Oh.
tain exclusive Jurisdiction over the
canal "trip IN all paiies and sanitary
matters. Instead Of divided control
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MURDERED HER
TWO CHILDREN
Terrible Crime of a Frenzied
Mofher Before the Committed
Suicide

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. Am
seored by the faithlssspess OF her
husband. Emma A. Wilson. a ne
Fpcs committed terrible crime at
her home az MarksVille. Miss. yes
teraay. She beat the brains out 81
her two children and then took her
uwu life,
The woman has been thrsatenlns
- take her ilfe Cor several days be-
rausc. as she said her husband had
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COMPETITION
is RUINOUS
bRiTlsH COLUMBIAN LUMBER
MILLS FORCED TO TIE WALL
BY AMERICAN INVASION
Especial % Tn. st.rl

VANCOUVER n G. Nov. a-f'ros
entry of American lumber into the
Northwest Territories has been re-
apousihls Ter two East koatsnay ium=
Der companies going into tho hands ~
liquidRtoru The dafunct concerns are
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SUICIDE
NEW ITALIAN MRINISTE is DRIVEN TO SELF
MURDER BY SOCIALISTS

ROME. Nov Sis RosAna. the new
minister " finance committed suicide
az q railway station meas Naples today.
Socialists. u was reported. had ar
ranged TO EtVe the minister a warm
reception on hls srst appearance In
the cha mbsr Of deputies. They charge
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that he belonged 60 the notorious
Camerra society % Naples II IL be-
hsycd the fear Of the socialists drove
IN. minister 60 end his life camorfa
IL secret society organized IN the
early part Of the Nintesnth century by
politicians
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8 KILLED

VIENNA. Nov. "A section Of the
big dyeing works az Shakendorff.
which il being repaired. collapsed to
day killing eight and seriously In
turing TO people.
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One MORE
ROCK EFELLER

NEW YORK. Nov. a.--Mrs. John
Rockefeller. tr.. gave birth TO q
daughter this morning. Both the
infant and mother are doing we'll
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ON TRIAL
WOMAN ACCUSED OF WHOLE
SALE MURDER, FACES JURY

RALRAgI6a Nov. a-The trial Of
Mrs Mary Mcknight charged with
numbering several members Of the
Murphy family. last April by poison
ing. commenced today Farty-oight
jurors have been summoned.
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SHUTDOWN
ALLkATY SHOPS IN SOUTH
WEST. CLOSED BECAUSE or
rita STRIKE OF mkcHlNisTs'
HELPERS

FORT WORTH. Texas. Nov. All
shops on the Missouri. kansas 4 TsE
as system. Ia tho southwest ciassd
thin morning as the result % strike
q maohinist helpers. who demand an
Increase Va wages
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the cedar Valley Lumber Company,
aud tho Carbon Greek Lumber Com
panv. both tn the Crows Nest Pass
district
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I'M THH NHIF UFIAIN I'd.
PANAMA. Nov. "A report
reached here from nnena Ventura
that the British steamers Manaui
and quito have been detained there
by order ~ the Colombian govern
msnt. II IL believed here that this
action. " true. means that the YES
sells have been impressed for the
purpose Of transporting a fore. Of
troops to the Pacific.
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CONGRESS IN
SESSION

WASHINGTON. -. G.. Nov. a.
Representative Hit Of the commit
tee on foreign affairs. thi saftefnoon
introduced a resolution calling on the
president to transmit 80 the house
all the cotres pondcuce bearing on
the recent Panama reRuiuttou not
incompatable with the public inter
ests. The resolution was passed
unanimously
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HURRICANE

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. a.-The
fiercest storm on the oregon coast
In two years swept over this state
last night. The wind reached q
velocity of ss miles an hour.