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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
SAVED FROM A FATE
WORSE THAN DEATH

theater. aud sfterward she accom-
panied them 60 enmilic'H room. little
dreaming 10 what sort Of a place she
was going. There she Nha given
wine. aud shown all sorts Of Raudy
gowns nud jewels which she Was told
would hs hers should she consent 60
lead the ilfe they described 10 her on
one continual round of excitement
and joy.
She WAS shocked aud the matter
was not urged az the conFpiratora
evidently had decided 10 use = 1T
tie tact. Hhs was kept for q day or
go with Camille. and believed that
she was Ia marry Opideneker. very
soon. Finally she became thorough
~ alarmed aud tried 10 go home TO
her mother. but found herself priH-
oncr. She was taken from cnuille'A
room 10 another resort. where by the
aid OF woman who wished 90 save
her she was found BY the detectives,
whom her mother had notified Of her
strange dlsuppcurance from home.
Mrs. Hefmon suspected that u was
Meistcr who had iured her daughter
away.
The girl now realizes her folly. and
when telling the officers her story
she wapt bitterly with her head on
her mothers shoulder.
The detectives believe that Dnlde-
meknr was in certain sense To be n
fail guy" They say they believe
that Meintrr'H plan was 10 start for
california with him and the girl. but
90 shake him before reaching their
deHtinatlon II IL believed that the
idea was to place Julia Ia house u
prostitution in California.
The Hertaona live ira n very eoW-
Portable home at so2M Dearborn
mfFpaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
Pretty Julia Hsrmon Was Well Nigh
Lursd Into a Trap by Fiends in Human
Form Who Are Now Under Arrest

ny merelful Intervention OF
Providence. IN the shape Of Detect
Ives Adams and Lane. aud a woman
OF the under. World who wished 10
save her from her own fate, pretty
Julia Hcrmon, telephone girl, was
rescued this morning from snare,
carefully laid. by two riends IN hus
man form. 10 trap her into a life Of
shame too horrible to contemplate.
Camille Cooper, the proptirtfcAs Of
the Paris house. aud Peter MelHior
her paramour. were the persons who
plotted FOR months to take her from
good home and lead her To ruin,
A man named Frank Duidemaker
was also implicated. hut how deeply
the detectives haYe not yet learned.
All three are now Ia the city jail,
and II II thought viii be Informed
against tomorrow.
The case was laid before the prose-
cutting attorney this afternoon.
II n the Same old story aud grows
more horrible al recital
Julia b. an exceedingly attractive
girl and in the chocolate cream
stage 81 stiffness and susceptibility.
Ou her way home from hef work Ia
the telephone office. anr day about
three months ago. she passed MrlH-
Ter on the street tie stood On III
corner. suaNe and pleasant dressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

The steamer Capital city. capt.
Denny. Of the Mcdowell Steamship
Co, lost her paddle wheel and pad
Die box while on her run to Olympia
al s.t6 o'clock this morning.
The vessel was about halfway be-
tween Al-N point and Three Tree
point when the crank shaft snap
ped. just inside the starboard tim
ber which. with similar timber
on the port side. supports the pad
die wheel The shaft breaking SO
near the starboard timber. threw
the whole weight OF the wheel on
the port timber. which. being unable
10 Withstand the strain. broke off.
letting the paddle wheel down into
the water.
The weight Of the wheel as e won't
down carried away the port timber
and shaft, and yani<cd the cylinder
head out Of the port engine.
The engineer shut off steam and
stopped the engines. and II Is due
90 his GOODNESS that no further dam
age was done.
The Capitol City drifted around
until picked up at II o'clock by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

The completion Of the regrade of
Pike street IN no nearer in sight
than Il was week ago when the
council street committee unanimous
" agreed to take away the contract
from 6. J. Erickson. The latter
does not appear. moreover. % be IN
the least bit afraid ~ the threaten
Ing 'front.' taken by the c0uncilmeus
and looks upon the muddy street.
which l. costing 80 much incou-
venience and loss 81 money, With
out n blush.
The day following he mandate u
the street committee ne put or a
large force OF men and made fine
showing. but since then he has fall
en- back Into his tagging bauit He
n uovg waiting for the city To- lower
It's water main and for the gas COM
pauy 20 lower it, gas main between
seventh ard Eighth avenues.
The street committees. also appar-
emily. lost interest IN the matter
which has NOT been discussed either
In COMMITTEES or council meetings
since q week aRn yesterday
Councilman James seeH1a 20 he
the only member - the committee
natter TIE takes the position that
Erickson has been grievousiy siuw
la completing bis contract. but be-
iisNes that he s. no worse IN that
ragaff than The other contractors
For that reason he thinks mat the
duatorv contractor should be given
q rhance % show that be can come
riata the work az quickly IS could
the board ~ public works. before
taking his contract away from him.
Several ~ the city c0uueilmea. in
Guiding james. profess to lean
strongly towards Erickson. because
Re q ore ~ the only three city con-
tractors In the city who have re-
fused steadfastiy to enter the city
contractors combination. or trust.
The latter has become 80 strong,
That it is becoming more difficult
each month 90 get contract executed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

Ia fashionable clothes bought with
the earnings of fallen women
His eyes fell on the pretty Eiri.
nnd he bowed aud smiled. After
that lac watched FOR her several
Times when she came from work aud
repeated the performance
Julia was highly flattefcd n, hnv-
ms excited the interest Of such a
Beau nrummel
In a round -nboat way Melater dis
covered that her family had room
To rent and secured a. lie then ea-
ahyad the role OF wolf Ia Sleeps
clothing. The girls friends had no
idea OF his real character lie roumed
Ia the house but "A short time. hav-
Ing apparently only moved there Tor
the purpose OF becoming on speak
ing terms with his Intended victim
but after he left she was often With
him with cut her parents. knowi-
edge.
lie introduced her TO Opidemeker
and arranged u match between them
and insisted on keeping the matter
a secret from her parents The plan,
the Eirl believed. WAS for her 60
rlape with Duidemrknf aud ga 70
California Meistcr told her no In
tended accompanying them.
Three nights ago he introduced her
10 Camille who be said was e good
friend of his They all went e. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
CHICAGO STREET CAR COMPANY ATTEMPTS TO
OPERATE ITS LINES UNDER HEAVY GUARD

union crew and carried fifteen police.
men Crowds were encountered uH
along the route Though the strike
aympathiacra were aullUn ua attempt
az violence was made.
Tho fact that nn violence was dans'
IL due greatly % the enorts NJ mo
strikers themselves on each eat that
Icft the harms the STRIKERS had one ~
their MEN. who paid hts fare and ae.
eomrsuied the car 0n The entire utp
Tor the purpose ef admantshiuG TIE
crowds 10 preserve order.
At noon tbc stationary hremen' q
union caucd a meeting for thia even
ting The Hremen make no secret IF
their desire to strike IN sympathy with
the carmen. aud u T. prahable that the
street car company Will be without
poaer before tomorrow moruiug 9th
"a lahor unions are also trlfnE 10 Grip
pie the company Ia other directions.
STEPS wero taken to-day 70 make FORM
al protest before the transportation
committee OF the city council against
thc renewal ~ the Chicago city Haii-
way company's franehiue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

ing was the result Of the opposition
which the family Of Mrs KiFachner
made to her second marriage.
There seems to have been conHid-
efabie hard feeling toward Mink. on
account of his wooiuR Of Mrs Kif-
achuer His marriage would
undoubtedly have made serious com-
plications lea the business affairs u
Mrs Eirachuer'a relatives and IL Is
known that he was opposed by the
Womana family principally on these
grounds Mink Is said - have stat
90 that some time be would run A
certain brewery 10 suit himself. and
that the day vas not long distant
Mrs kIrsehHer owns valuable brew
cry stock
The bullet which was cut from
Kinks breast after Il had pierced
through his back and right lung.
proves 10 have been fired from a
4f-caiibef revolver. probably Smith
a WeaHou weapon,
Despite Ninks Weakness yester-
DAY. he had quite lengthy con-
VerEaiion with his attorney Burton
T.. bennett When seen by star
man this morning Bennett would
not discuss the affair. lie. denies
that Mink had ever associated with
any woman. and said Thar the shoot
ing was Ia no way connected WITH
hla divorce case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

A million dollar laW suit vas filed
la the superior euurt this afternoon.
William Fnx. ~ the T.. 8 h 6 com {
panV. a local mining concern. Il the
plaintiff The Alaska Petroleum and
oil Company. I. - tAppF. clark
Davis and - = sautrr and Henry
Mailman. the tao last named of the
firm 81 SRatrF q Mailman. brokers.
are named a. defendants.
The suit IL FOR damages which the
defendant claims he sustained as a
result Of conspiracy on the part
81 the Defendants "a deffaud him cut
Of valuable 90 claims On Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
MZHH WITH M J70RM
THREE MEN HAD THRILLING ADVENTURE IN A
TINY FISHING SLooP

on rose higher and higher, threat
rnea every minute % fngulf The tiny
craft
with the constant fear OF being
ran down b eoastiuE vessels and al
most frozen the men waited patient.
Is for the dawn. With the bfesk 81
day the men found they WE'RE bat a
mile off shore aud litls % the
asuth 81 the cape and fsw hours
later uese Fafrly anchored on the
lee side 81 the shore while the men
were completely exhausted and SUI
fsfiuH terribly from the exposure,
they sustained no injuries and ar
rived Ia port thts morning none the
worae fur the rough handling they
resolved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

While huge steamers cfsHisd Into
port ufaimsd aud Disabled aud great
ships we're diauantlcd. the little Is
foot fishing Hlnop Kate. manned By
three men. eeafhereA the ficrcr
storms that have raKaErd the Pa
clfle coast for the pant week Last
Monday Pete fpretieh. sam Cara
vleh and Vance Hakabieh set forth
la their miniature ship on a FISHING
trip off Cape FistfeFY.
The weather was rough and
stormy frnm the start. but on Wed
" ~aaay might a rsE1iar hurricane ae-
rampa.slcd hy snow ard alert st ~
Ard the little vessel under bare poles
was driven hslplesely before the Ea4e
ana the seas which az the nizh' wors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

WASHINGTON n. G.. Nov. Is aThe
formal recognition 1t tho hopublte Of
Panama faak place thih morning when
President Roosevelt received n Bunau
Nhftliu and accepted hiH credentials.
The usual exchange % speeches took
place. Nartlla Was introduced bY see.
rrtarieltaY.
president Roosevelt Ia his response
60 A Nuuau NAriita. after expressing
qualification AZ che receipt Of hts ere
dontials. took up the question 81 reonE.
milton. lie said.
''fhis government has taken eaFuin.
auee az thc act nf thn. ancient territory
20 Panama iu FeaaaeFtiaK as figt -
aeif-cantrot ana seeing m the recent
events ON the isthmua Che unuupasrt
expression 81 the viii ~ the people ~
Panama ana the confirmation 70 their
DECLARED Independence hy The estab=
iiHhment ~ "a De- f1etu government re-
publican in farm and able g. discharge
its obligations and exercise suyrr.
riEntNa TIE rnited States therefore en-
t~ra into relations with the new re-
puhlir
1t Il nitlne that W should be the
first "a feaeh uut thr hand uf fellow
ship rfeel that I rnrreaa the wish
81 my cguuffymruf ia assuring yau.
and through YOU ths people II the
Republic IT Panama. nf oar earnest
desire and hope that stability and
prosperity shall attend the nas state.
and hat in harmony with the United
States it may IL a praYifential tn-
atrumsnt - untoid brurut O. the civil.
ized world through the opening 70 e
highway far universal commerce
aereas ita exceptionally favored terri
tory E"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

CHICAGO, Nov. iaarhe secund day
ot the sreat strcet ear striko hesas
without violence though iecrtns moha
coueregated az the harms ANA along
the eempany'a ar lines
Five trains fairly hrtstlins with
heavily armed blue coats Wvre sent
eut The sTeat show az force prevent
81 violence A squad ~ policemen
kept biE mob hack cat ~ Jhs way
as the cars were taken out the Went
worth barns On each % the i've
trains were dfteen police officers and a
riot san.
TIE crowd had to be content with
Beering az the non.union carmen aud
policemen.
Al e 81 another string - street ears.
heavily guarded started. the police IN
the meantime dispersiug an errwda
that had gathered along the street car
lines. including those in the downtown
district
Ten ears In an were operated eu the
Wentworth avenue electric ilue THIS
r,ornuE Each vas manned hy "a none
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
FEDERAT To-
OF LABOR

BOSTON, Mass. Nov. lathe
American Federation OF Labor did
nothing this morning. owing To- the
failures Of the committees 10 report
John Mitchell asked to be excused
from serving in committee. as his
from serving on any committee as
his time is devoted 20 the Western
strikes. A resolution was adopted
expressing sympathy with the sttik-
ing carmen Of Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
MURDER

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-Andrew
Green. an old citizen known as the
father OF Greater New York. was
shot by C. Williams. negro. al
ThIFty-ninth street and Park av-
enue. this afternoon. Five shots
took effect. Green expired within a
few minutes after being wounded
williams was arrested.
Green vas - years old. He prac-
ticed law here and originated the
Greater New York plan In 1855 He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
IT WILL help
The FARMERS
CONGRESS PLANS RELIEF FOR
FLOOD SUFFERERS IN THIS
VICINITY

In response 90 the urgent request
Of the Seattle chamber Of commerce
that Immediate steps be taken to-
wards the relief Of the farmers in
the valleys Of the White Black. pu-
vanish and Sammauiish rivers. who
suffer annually from devastating
floods. a Joint resolution was intro
duCed In congress yesterday praYih-
Ing FOR an immediate examination
and estimate ~ the cost Of the work
necessary 70 give the desired pro-
lection.
Ia obtain n favorable result. the
level Of Lake Washington will have
u be lowered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
HAPPY
DREAM

John Davis Of BLACK Diamond was
committed 20 the insane asylum b.
Superior Judge Taiiman. this morn
iuE The mans principal hailucin-
alton. according 70 his netEhbarH.
who we're Witnesses. T. that 10 wife
ought 10 be beaten. and that he is
the man 60 do u. lie also has A
haHy idea that he - possessed q un
told wealth and owns the Bcary coal
mines
He became ~ sure q this a few
days ago that he employed several
miuera TO go 90 work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
GCAMA m
XE ARM
ONE DIVORCE PROCEED
ING BEGUN AND 9TH
Frs ARE TO FOLLOW
Especial 70 The stsrl

RAS FItANCIsCO. Nof. "a Mrs.
Edith May Madden. vile of Cap
tain John Madden, e. = A. WaE
greeted by a lawyers clerk With a
divorce summons uA she stepped
ashore from the transport Thomas
yesterday. which had jus tHfrived
from Manila.
The greatest secrecy has been
maintained about the divorce PRO
e~ediugn Instituted bY Captain Mad
den but " lB known that the ground
alleged II inndsiitY. and several
army officers are named as core
apandents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
% JWZM WINS
IN M SEVENTEENTH
pucs MIX MATTERS IN co AT eREmIRToN-hoT pRELmNA.
RIgs BEFORE THE MAIN EVENT

ana gradually beat his opponent
down. Quinn was ali but out when
the referee iutefferred.
~ the prelimiuaries lid Max. 81
the cruiser New York. defeated Md
Johnson Of Seattle after six ROUNDS
of hard fighting. and Sailor Harris
knocked out Charley Black OF sal'
Lake in the fifih round.
loo Martin Was the referee. A
farue crowd witnessed the fight,
Harry Inverich had charge Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
tso.eisl 10 The starr

BREATRTOS. Nov, is-Danny
sullivan defeated Jimmy Quinn here
last night hft.r II rounds 81 hard
fighting TIE e. vas scheduled %
last 20 rounds. bat In the tith the
defeated man was 50 weak FROM the
terrific punishment he had under
gone that the referee stopped inc
flrht and gave sullivan the dsoi-
sion. -.
sullivan had the better Of u from
the start lie rushed the hghunE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
CT ASH

LONDON. nov IA dispatch
from Tten- Taiu this afternoon states
that a report L. current there 81 =
clash between Russian and Chinese
troops near shanghai ENan The
fuaeIans Nera the aEErsHaofR, claim
lnK that theT miateak the imperial
forces for a band ~ rofsers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
SUED FOR
A MILLION

Fox claims that last fan he com
flinsfnued Eautrr & Mailman Ia
purehnnr certain OIL claims IN Alaska
isca ted and owned ~ meWhers u a
family known as the Abernathyn.
inst~ad ~ buying the claims as
they were commissioned to DO. BOX
sayn that the brokers entsrud into a
Conspiracy with the other defend
ants and secured the claims for
THEM
These claims have since been
proven q be Xrry valuable property,
Fox saya,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

into BAY
L. c. SWEET, a JUNK WAGON
DRIVER. SERIOUSLY INJURED

~ q runaway accident T. c. Sweet.
a driver Ia the ampio yef the ALASKA
Junk company. was thrown into the
bay near fiummHr street uud Railroad
avenue tHis morning ~ $50 and
knocked unconscious. and seriously
hurt lie was taken IN the ambulance
70 the WavsIde Mission hospital where
b. was attended hy Ur. johnson
lie is nov lFinE III a mi-euuacious
condition. ~ a result ~ his injuries
Ills face ia badly iBCerated and it L.
thought hat there IL a coucusaI0n ~
the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

fought continuously for the console
idatiun plan until successful In 1897.
lie always was prominent IN city az
fairs, working especially for the bet
terment OF the working classes.
he Wa sshot from an areeway ut
his residence. where Williams was
lying in wait. A great crowd gath
erred an dthreatened 10 lynch VIII
liams. who motive r. still a mystery
because Of the apparently uutruth-
fui statements made by him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
NOTHING DOING
ON PIKE STREET
CONTRACTOR ERICKSON is LETTING WORK ON
THE REGRADE DRAG. IN SPITE OF THREATS

az a REASONABLE figure The mem
beers Of the combination agree Ia
stand spat Ia bidding on Jobs. and
evidence 81 the trust methods have
been very apparent IN several -un-
halnnced' bids which have recent
~ been received BY The board ~
works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
nuRN MIpNIoHT Oh

NASHHNGruN u g, Nov. ia-At
"A conference between the president
several members 81 his cabinet aud
Senate leaders last ulEht adminintra-
tion Affairs wrrr dlacunard. However
Il u understood tho principal matter
considered vas la connection With
Panama and the canal rhuae present
were Secretaries tIsy aud Wilson, and
Senators Halle Hanna. Fairbanks
t'latt ~ Connecticut Hpnonrr and Al
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
CABINET APPROVES

WARRINGTON. Nox. - The cab.
met meeting today Vas devoted al
most entirely % Panama. President
Hossare nlfa official recognition ~ the
new republic THIS morning Through the
recanttpn ard exchange ~ caurteafss
with n nunan Nariiia. received the
approval q tbe entire eabinsg pres
eut. The peaceful condition ~ annirH
nths lsthmus eas ufnst satisfactory
@ AL the cabinet members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

a. yet been completed but Il Is nov
thauNht that the funeral viii be held
sunday afternoon
The KtuE county delegation of the
last three aesNious met yesterday nj
she Office ~ senator kinneaF In Seat
tie 90 make arrangements to attend
the funeral 10 = body.
The delegation from Pierce county
niss met Us the Office ~ Charles Red
ford IN the Heriin building 20 make
arrangements for the funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
CARS BRISTLED
WITH ARMED MEN

Al standing committees ~ thr Senate
makes e certain that the Tacoma man
will secure Tor himself place on the
committee 81 commerce. that handles
the tivef ana harhnri ship subsidy hud
other hila relating 60 commerce aud
navigation IN way senator Poster
n pludesd Co work as earnestly Ia be
half ut nppruptin lions f0r Oregon rlY-
cra and harbnra a. Tor those uf his
own state. and especially Tor Improve
ment OF the Columbia river ftam it,
mouth to the head at navigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
ADJOURNED
VENEZUELAN ARBITRATION
BOARD TAKES CLAIMS UN.
DER AMUSEMENT At THE
HAGUE

THE HAGUE. Nuv. Venezuelan
claims have been taken under advise
ment The Arbitration tribunal adj
iourned sine de all the arguments
having been concluded. The court wlii
uow consider itH decision. when q de-
eldes on sf the awards a. be mssde
those Interested viii b. notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
had A HOST
OF FRIENDS
WIDOW or LATE STATE SEN.
AToR RECEIVES MANY MES.
sAeEs or coNooLENcE-
FUNERAL ON SUNDAY

TACOMA Nov n Tho WIDOW and
other members 81 the family u the
late Edward s Hamilton have been
aaluged with letters and teleKrams Of
coincidence from the late state san-
ator's friends throughout the state
Tho funeral arrangements have not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
ANKFM'S HENCHMAN
is NOW ON TRIAL
ADAM SCHMIDT WILL HAVE MUCH TO EXPLAIN
IN THE ALLEGED NATURALIZATION FRAUDS

prosecution had no, finished It's case
At the end Of the morning session
today.
The case NJ bar relates TO a time
last June Just before the city cleo
ton. when Schmidt secured final
papers for nine Russians. not one OF
whom can speak English.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
tspseiaIso The STAR

wALI.A WALI.A. Nov. f3-The
prosecution b making a strong care
against Adam schmidt. the Aukeny
heu1hman. who Is being tried here
on the charge Of perjury In secur-
lux naturalization papers. The
trial Wna begun yesterday and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
IS FREE

AIRS Marietta DeJaussrand, whose
hdshand shot and attempted TO klIi
her last spring. WAS granted a divorce
by Judge Tallman this morning. The
criminal case against Jausscrand Is
stu pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14

WASHINGTON. u. g.. Nov. IA
The Panama question was brought
up IN the house Immediately on the
couveulne today by e J. Llvernash.
the new Democratic representative
from California. he 8ruze and asked
the question 81 personal privilege en-
the part ~ the whole house. He
then arraignea the attitude % the
president In the Panama rlattsr.
saving the constitutional pgerogatita
OF the house had been violated By
President Roosevelt Ia declaring war
with Colombia.
Payne arose 10 a point 81 order. nc
Insisted that the question % personal
privilcse be stated first. The SPEAKER
Suggested that the proper mode Of
procedure would be 20 infortH the
house a. - what question thr gen
tlefman desired % present. The house
finally sustained the point Or order,
the cries 81 regular order being
heard on the Republican side.
The house was IN session l. min
utes and then adjourned Until Non
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-14
SNOW STORMS

DIS MONIES iowa, Nov. IA
auoH storm iH general throughout
the state.
= OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. ia heavy
snow storm visited eastern Me-
braaka todHy