davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

REV. John oval. the presiding
elder se- the Swedish " y. church
in the Northwest. arrived ~ the city
yesterday to attend church matters.
He lost subscription list for the
Swedish NJ y. church In Tacoma.
The finder will please mail same TO
Rev. John OVAL. itt3 50. M street
Tacoma. Wash. ss+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
CHURCHES

FIRST pr.sbytsrtsa--Rsx NJ 4.
Matthew'S AZ n a. m The Thsra-
psufics u Entertainment a sermon
referring rsp~ctsiir n sntnrs ..
m. The Man and tina Woman win
a History
westfnlnwsss Presbyterian nsv. J.
" wusun. A. II m. THIS Face
afsasifAssly Sst to GO tn jerusalem -
81 IN Fai@r Witnessing
Aarkst street Baptist HsF. =. y.
W~bsr A. n a. m. Hrv. n n
Wright ~ Boise. idaho. eth preach
ard II .. n. the pastor wia occupy
the pulpit
first unlsarian-- REV. ". y. ~
CeneTaxationailsm. Horace Bush
melt
Exaa9vlleai A.~ocsaslos--Re Rev "a.
= tIafHashuch. AZ II q. "a. Gsrmaa
.~es.sen "our STRENGTH = p 30
English serfnou. A Rosst u fEnor-
aneez
church % Doa Rev. J. n Wsl,b.
A. = p m. -ff Any Mar serve Ne
Let Him Follow Me"
Romsn Catholic Meetings
st Mays Pariah-~Hsx. w. >.
Mats. churrh Garner Of INentisth
AHNAHAF anu AAtN"HftA HAtHzA AsstAA ~
mass ard sermon tehilffan's niassj.
- a. IA. sunday school d . IN
obstruction and bsnsdietioa. z %
,. m.
chureh q our LADY ef Good Help
--Hsv > y. Prefoatalne. Ats a. VA.
low MACS. 10 10 a. m. bikh mass. !
.. m. vespsrs ana bsuefietfan.
Sacred Heart Church Rev Geo. A
HifA Atg a IA and = T. m low
lnaHe. 3.sD y. M vespars. sarmon
aud hanndiatinn
Church ~ the immaculate Concep-
rev. a. 8wecfe. At 40 and
$50 a m. low mass. tef1o A. m.
high mass and sermon. - y. m,
rosary and benediction.
special Meetings
Theasophhai society. Amanda
iodFe-At y. M, The Purpose u
Life
Queen city Theosorhieal Society
At y. m. "ThFes Fold Nature Of
Man" g. ]. CLARK
Isyceum Of New Thought Rev.
iFaua smith. Conference at D. m,
This Power 81 Concentration"
Ministerial Association Meets al
\. M. & A. Monday az 10 % a nj
Rev benjamin. Parsons win speak
ou sMetempaychosis IA Relation 20
Certain Phases Of Modern Thought .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

ffTyou love your wife. buy her a
Jewel Steel Range Thompson HAir-
nitusa co. unc-l. itfT-itsa lat ave.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Seattle but a few DAYS. lie came
from olympia 70 got work on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

HcF@ are the members % the esFta-
fosfai committee whirh will leave
Seattle early In July Tor ar sxtsstfei
tour % Investigation khrvush At@ssa
The miesiaa 81 The cef.ffiiitsS ts
sas of sssf iaatarfsucse. a. u ~tii
efntotfy = etoss anf exhaustive
study % eou4ftiots u the northsrn
S1anfFfi ia FFsoufe~- sttd 10 f'sa@sa-
blIiti~s. and when these men nsAse
their gwpurf 30 TIE ffnft~d States ssa-
ate II wslL sse stoubf 10 islafnkstetts .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

SUNDAY Is visiting day az the y =
navy yard This ~ an ideal trip
boats lanVe Pier al ,. 10 and II Is
"a m. rs. -, 4 30. Q rs and ?
~ "a see
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

sssHs.astsals# 90 r.fefs sttssef = - sHata.
During yesterday morning and
afternoon the Jurors repeatedly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

v ~ ~ #HHE Etfi 70 NNlN NfNiH IN
hoasswafk sd laok aftsr small ahiid
no Hprina
wAHrEp fauHs All 10 osfs fof children.
AMY ltso Miner avenue.
Wanted
fouNl man aiih steady employment
men, ieefn hata, 81 gsf month each.
FOR Hspi-Furnishsd Rooms
WANfEn fhiT r. f9ar nifsly mf6lsk.J
honaahsepiHE faams ~ private feaidsnes
nu henfnn ~ Hfsf hill 30 children ref
sfsaees ssfhansed .. stsf Pun. 90.
FURNISHED fuanas snd board. 1911 &C..
900 etenas, Hssf Pike
MICH Furnished fslania. suitable 10 TO-
lath ana nhails 1910 ssfonf ave-
unANn PACIFIC HOTEL ms Ftrst ays.
noe hHaas nsNlf Furnished aii Iaoasfa!
prices madefafa.
nEnnOoMA asa ans ho,i.st.splns s..s,a
Win Natsr. All ath avenue
TWO iaSss u.ans suh Above. snk. fins
view, iee so avenue.
For sas-hssi Hsts,s
na,ssss balit
on monthly payments
~ sHf nAn - the city.
Artistic Designs.
nasF terms
i.svest fossitis price.
IT VIA. PAR You To cAtL
AM 81 uREH a0Nr oF NJ
liHnl ~ fou Arb aofRa
TO nrflsu HONE
"a hEHkfNR Afehitstt.
- ilas.evf Mers. nlsa 81
FHutT Fafisi. aasf nslisvas otsfieokIss
i.ahs ws-sfnstaa. rns a1shafd - ~
tres aefes ~ strawberries. Eensf il
e.iisl assf al he's instructed me 70
ionnnf ssI.rnr. 40 $. =. mes
Twenty Ae1fEs. rish lsssi isnd. adlela.
lng s,eag tHsa hsif D. euiuysilss.. -.
eiifsSa hasasss aset'afd. az kimis d
nonEkr aALraf 40 y. 7 nleek
~ rAKnN utf4a wEsK ssss -nt ~ -
scfss ~ Ga=.i iesei iaai = ARE. alseF-a
$40 - acres Fsff sastiy cissfei tsisases
WFnsirf s1i.fnT = SO z dl is
fNN fsAITIN So iafEs tract - iana
rtsrs -. na1 Haeafiaa t. Gusfina fats s
ani 70 sfHa Tracts eaf ifnTaadinssiY u
Yua ~ interested a. a Wan'f ikst iasss
hnhEAF AatfHf. si9 n Y Hiaea
------------------- -
nFt VIXEN SKA Eft.E AND TACOMA -
2rfra - tsapFHHasf an sell iaad taa
Gated 81 sfsahltsasts ianaiHs nias tsash
aHii cisnsal=sf - fFssnt - eiars hssFae
effhani eiusti ffalfs. gfenty x sbfsax
water hFssaei hzsl.e esveFai anibsst "a
nl4s r0wss.sf ~ kiafs 81 iasds boss
hafursa NaEaa aHas heifafa fhtrkaHa
hsFNafn - ssaH SIS
isJnEnf NaaFur. go ~ v niaah
NsAr NEts es4T=f AyH aua ~ nsf.s u
ss.i level ssHa. affaihina srlaH tasn.
les Nllasfaa Nsih fftsr d~}ut stores.
f-staff -, asifts snA sahaui o. en
NniiAtF Aktfhfi 80 y, Y niask
STOCK RANCH 30 asfss tsst river kst.
tilsa iaHt Hae~tf ta-estsf adfosniaa snsstii
tuwH. g nsllss ffHa astis hoa-s tskaa
furHius wesef - asf s~fa
iaYnrzfIr MkITHT 40 n Y Hlaek
WATE.ii FRusT FfsArEs on TfIB
81 Nd HeFsFea hlla ifurrgsrt sstsF=
issal Piaa~s s4stztts - sssasssf haasssa.
tsf.fy - Assf1As
HonEHr aAITnT. siS ~ Y nlok
FuMNiahKn assss@rwe haasskasptas
ss4,ss i - 8, .s..s ,As.... s.sS.sSs
s'ft' +1s7s 80 r-,--r-.- 80 srs.Ez
sseaas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
At ONE
END OF YOUR
TELEPHONE

..,..a.a service Of the ilartsil
; y Youf orders Niil feeeiN :
- st.at.ef,. Goods delivered
=. LA messenger'
= sa-r RATE PRICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
,eEs 10000 F0R
FRACTURED SKULL

NeNastsf filed a suit In
gsaftafs s,,,rt this morning
- snnsfies ...stn.rn raejae NAils
fs.asl 0as b recover tae.eea eeg
~ ,es.,aai injuries sust siiasd
l,tssa .s,,,ed as drcuan ~ me
asls'..sal... =. ailega. that hY reason
Ass,,,s valve. the ehaineef
I . - a. the engine en which
= esaN,ts waa WorklnE a. 4 ~
4 rla'. s.l,.,. that the train Vas de-
= - Tacoma. -.
81 - Vas throwu Ia the
tshss.a Al. sknl badly fractured,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
Far saIs-Mlso.lIaneoa,

For saie-Misosllsasoss
dfRX4' tNtfAnATioN sAi.E 81 ths Rsa
Frsnt ylafnifsre ~ a0% aia sscuni ave
Rue sautA. oWins 10 the hgrsilnx - a
49, esns,aerehir - are orsrins 70 ths
g.a,hlic bargains tn auf line that VII sur
pri~s an exAetiaK pabte. Furuitnre.
stoves. r~nses. hsAeefs cFs,sss,S 49,. 49,.
glassware and ali hutsehcia furuishinss
Al abeai ona-tenth = their ar'usi value.
Enihrare THIS apportuniiY and. secure
bargains In our line At once.
sprf.r4f. aAtp OK AMrnfcAS wArt7t-
Fe-A soid slied American watch. var
fsntsd 10 yssr.. sn.E r. y written s1sr.
pas Ffrut ave. erf.asits RsinieE orana.
non SALE stoves. ransss carpets. isash-
a. shsirs. sshies hseaAea se@. she~s'Aee-s
wsrtrei~. sns pictures ~ halls price.
COS eos rihe street.
ORR nsr rnlvetsaI oftsasf Is here call
ana scs a. GiHuFa a NV. ~ ssrecs 4
ron saba pair Of hafres, express
Fol aAT.i,-Ons ffesh eau wiih cali 4
aafa oid 2ti2 18th ave. take Reninn
oar 20 centrsl seSttls station. Mons.
Hsusnberg.
FOLDING REDS.
Mantel and upright. tables 20 order
general repairing Factory sl5h
PIKE. John 1881.
SPAN q hor~rs harness and almost now
covered srrinE waGan| luquire % Louis
Gard. south seattle. 90 phone biaok I@a.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auetioneers
Is. q nitKEhr6S 4 co. general aae-
tionssrs 2a2s First svsnoe
Abstraetors
OSBORNE. rREMPfil q Co. me. sssah-
lIahed 1917, mining claim ahstraetA
basement Mutual Lite nlaE fhonss-
SUNSET sss. independent et1
BOOTH wHiTTLEsEY HANroRp As-
strae, cqmganIs established ises h.se-
SEATTLE ABSTRACT CO. n. Y. slh
Attorneys AZ. Law
). A KELLOGG. IS wsshiHsten nallaiss
A c. npoNAtp, 400 Purs. nunaius
w D. LAMpuTH. ao.-s rsoiae block.
a WARD KEMP. asa burke RHiiaias.
Architects
r. ". HouuaToN. .it-.if ceiilna
--=---=-=---= -=------------------
Business Colleges
nnET methods and tsachars Acme nusi.
nsss coiisss. Second add PIKE
PROP. MoRRIN's dar and niaht school.
Fourth and Yestar.
-. - = - -. =
Dentists
On { l. NELSON aaa,aas Arcade 6Ils.
Dramatic eohoot
DIAN dramatic .rheoi itolyoke block.
private LESSONS daily evening Glasses.
henday. W einaedsy. Friday. clocutiun.
nratory and practical stage training prn-
fesaionals coached In their respective
tines ministers and lawyers oratory
rfver strengthened. Phone Sunset Blue
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

/. xisitlng day az the Y =
ssstsa fhls " an ideal trip
- - pier : al p, le AMI II -
- - $50. use, II anu ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
The Dr.. Liehig
- ~ STAFF or
Eve Specialists
wu- For.
A. MEN
Established here2T years
a. ago, still continues 20
IA cure most obstinate
~hrorle aud nervous

diseases when all others fail. Latest
remedies. magnetic energy. light.
heat and galvanism. cure the worst
cases In half tina time and half the
price. Remarkably successful cures
Mt home by correspondence. Attend
free lectures 20 men. Liehig hah, ev-
cry Tuesday and Friday night. Caii
or write. III Yesier way, Seattle. or
es7 Market street. san francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative nromo Qulnins
Tablets. This signature
49,, l. on every hex. 2sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

90 to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Schooner Mary v Fosser arrive.
~ noon from San Francisco with
cargo e hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

u 's ss.s, ' ~ e. ss. on tho wharf by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16


- -. 49,
u G nYnns q CO.
R.si F-sssr al lass~tus~nt&
SD ~ - Ana4as.
-
PRIVATE boASs-
A s~sp~etahl. slse& - hsrrps monss %
afsfraofs. lseslff AL watches sHtrft'
ca Wsfdh a Jsw@is1 CO. So Ftrst ave.
ett.asiss hsirter tlfNha. rFltsls e"es&'
Al i,asiss~as strictly es4aasisntiai
MONEY 20 laan a. iasEFpx~s pvepssty. ~
aarsncsd fur tNulatas qaft.s~gs. l..g-ass
bafars making Ia~n. .. A Nirtsa. S>s-s
itesssn sieak.
scssNr ADVANCED aAf-AnfKp PEG
PiK retail sservkauts. t~suastsrs eosrd-
10 Aoasss. ~fiboat s~ssfttri LARGEST
tssstasss an - rfinxipef cities. IeluAA.
sfo Rp.r esoss- stz esnessa .sens.
A RELIABLE piscs % eofTos fncnsy 90
aiansssrds. uatcheg4 fH-stfrf tpN tntsrtsI
y. y. west. saa rtks street
eoiIATEnaL nAHx uasrts . nesal.
.suney toan~1 "a sny Eood ron2t~fsh
ter chsrrT.
-
TO LoAr-pri~ais nea.y "a igw rte q
tus.r~.t p4ruas . osnsf. fW r@ief
u.g noosns . snt .
Auction Sales
AUCTION sats - ffaa feFntttfei tae con
teats 81 nfrs sci fafuishsd ryzsasa y
q fitrhustna q On wtN soil On ths
f.s-sr,fe~s Ne ssstt ktsfsies street. near
fssiar 80, On aassar. the tsth - N@y,
a. 10 10 sharp Fdna bed @ets. sfTfaHH.
mattress hesidin2 eNtsnsien tAhlsa.
dsnfg,s chatra ssnt~r tAhtes, rcckFfsi STA
arr rewfna nsaehine ffueNeis eaFfsts.
raas curtains efz-ker1. aiasss Aiel ettfa
"a T1r EHt1tH sf=Hf --e-
s.Er~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
J. J. HILLS COUSIN HURT.
Knocked Dozen By Horse Near
Grand Central Station.

A young woman. well dressed and apparently
refined. who said she was Miss Gertrude Way
HILL of No. 3.O3s West Chestnut-st. 81. LOUIS
Mo. and that she was cousin OF James j. Hln'
the railroad man, had narrow escape irOi"
being run over in Vanderbilt-ave.. near Forty-
second-st last night. Miss Hill ana Two wen
dressed young men had just emerged from tne
Grand Central Station and were about 10 cross
vanderbilt-ave, when they got In the way Oh d
hack The young men stepped back expecting
their companion to do likewise. but she started
forward. The horse struck her and she Tell 10
the street. John Foley, switchman employed
by the Interurban Street Railway Company. VINO
was near by, jumped out and grabbed the DrldIe
of the horse, stopping him just as the wheeS
were about 10 pass over Miss Hills body. Inc
young men promptly pulled her from her dan
gerous position and carried her to the sidewalk
Miss Hills clothing torn and her face was
bruised and soiled, but she would not permit an
ambulance to be called Her companions called
a cab and drove her to an address in Madison
ave where she is staying while in this city
The address could not be learned There was no
policeman in sight at the time OF the accident
and the driver Of the hack got away. one OF
the Young men said that Miss Hill came 70 New
York to attend the Horse snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ASSIGN.

william P. GIN and Edward NJ. Gridley com
prising the firm of William p. Gill & Co. commits
sion merchants in ribbons. at No. IS Greene-st
Yesterday assigned for the benefit Of creditors to
George c. Delacv. of No. 900 Broadway. The hnan-
call agencies rate the firm at from 600 TO
$4,000, and mark its credit as High"
The advisory board OF William p Gill & Co.'S
creditors consists Of Miles VI. OBrien first vice
president Of tn Mercantile National Bank: Abra-
ham Krebel and George Ashley. The course that
they TO pursue viii be decided at a meeting
to be held i'm the Gill offices at No Is Greene-st,
this morning Not only have the ellis ade
signnent Of their business but they have also
placed their individual assets. which include
eral life insurance policies. at the disposal cf Mr.
Delacy and the others. The condition of the firm
has been known to its creditors for the last sixty
DAYS. and at 2 meeting held Thursday the firm
decided to make the assignment. The firms La
bilities $4,000. 1t asserts that its assets
S5001o, consisting of S1S5,0V in stock, $1,000 in
outstanding accounts. $1,000 deposited in the bark
and large amounts in equities and real estate
The real estate consists CT the Greene-St property
and property in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
CHESTER CREST NEEDS $4,000.

The Rev. George s Avery resident manager Of
the NewYOTk Christian Home for Incorporate
Men. Chester Crest Mount Vernon. has sent the
following report to the board Of directors through
William s. Edgar the treasurer of the institution:
The wholesome and attractive surroundings at
Chester Crest are conducive to good physical con-
ditiO1. which enables the members TO more fully
appreciate the truths Of the Gospel. Twice every
day gather in the chapel for the study OF Gods
word All men coming TO the home are not con-
verted but not one of them fails In receiving bene
MT Five weeks OF SObriety under strong spiritual
influences cannot fail to do good. besides the
relief 10 gives 10 relatives and friends. We In
formed from week to week regarding many whose
lives have been changed through the ministry OF
the Gospel.
A number OF men converted here have proven
themselves most efficient leaders in church
work. among whom | would mention an evangelist
employed by the Brooklyn City Missions. n remark
ably successful soul winner. another a class leader
In a Methodist church; one has been made deacon
in Presbyterian church. and still another a stew
ard in Methodist church.
In closing would say that. after an experience
of nearly thirty years In various lines OF Christian
work. am convinced that there Is greater op-
pOrtunity offered for the salvation OF men than Is
given US at the New-Iork Christian Home.
The Rev. Dr. ID. Stuart Dodge Is the president OF
the institution. During the twenty-seven years OF
it's existence II has sheltered over seven thousand
men, many of whom IL has helped to conquer the
drink habit. The of maintaining the home on
its present basis is about $1,000 year twO-thiris
tons OF this amount there will be required TO
complete the year free OF debt and properly carry
on the work. 5000 from new sources.
VIII be promptly acknowledged by the president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
"a. b. e." GETTING BUSY.
FOlIO1cs Letter to Justice 9cith One
to Priests Father.

The sixth of the series of threatening "a. B. c.
letters received by Father Joseph Cirrngione and
his friends came light yesterday afternoon. This
sent to Antonio Cirringione, father Of the
priest, and is similar in tone to the one sent to
Justice Roesch Friday.
Like letter No. s. it is in italian. of Siciian dia-
lect Like the other. also. the place and address
at the top of the page pricked in with pin
Translated, it reads;
Father Cirringione.
No more explanations; more. You lose your
life. Same this made to Justice Roesch. Saved
your life; now will be against you. \. B. c.
Inspector McCIusky is inclined to make light Of
them Four of his best detectives he said. had not
found scintilla of evidence to support the
priests story.
Justice ROesch has arranged to have policeman
accompany him when he goes out at night He
will also have special officer in attendance at his
court.
Anthony j. Ciulotta. lawyer for Father Cirringi-
one went to Paterson yesterday and with friends
had talk with police officials at headquarters
The party then went to Main and Mary SITS. and
Mr.. GulOtta walked and down the street for fiji
teen or twenty minutes while his friends kept in
the background, and called at various places of
business. Mr.. Gulotta went to the rectory of ST
AgneS's Catholic Church and had talk with
Rev. Father Edward A. Kelly. but with result.
down the street for a time and was then joined by
his friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
APPEAL FOR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.

Archbishop Farley has sent a circular letter 10
the parishes in hts diocese appealing for funds 20
increase the scope OF the Catholic University Of
America at Washington. He directs that collec-
zion be taken up for the university at all the
tomorrow. or on the first convenient Sunday after
that date
This is the first appeal for funds made To-
the university TO the parishes OF the United States
for its foundation or support. The university has
en6owments amounting nearly 100000, con-
tributed by the Roman Catholic clergy and laity.
Last April at a meeting OF Archbshops in Wash
ington il decided that the university had
reached a stage where appeal 20 the Catholics
OF this country was necessary 10 make permanent
the work already accomplished. On the recent
visit 90 Rome OF Cardinal Gibbons. the chancellor
q the university, the plan appeal for funds was
aaid before the Pope. who gave IL not only his
sanction. but his strong approval In the brief
thst Plus gave the Cardinal on the subject he
said:
This plan We consider most beneficial. II Is there
1oIe our earnest Wish 8nc prayer that ali the Rish
ops o. the country. as well as the faithful who
nave ~ heart The progress Of learning and r.
uelon should labor strenuOusy for the good ~ f5e
university. That God may be pleased err ciousi,-
80 help this Undertaking by His Grace. We Iovi9eiy
impart 10 You and TO the faithful COMMITTEE -
your care, the apostolic benediction "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
BUILDING TRADE TROUBLES.
Labor Adopts Plan to Adjust Disputes
Socialists Against Gompers.

Boston. Nov. 20-Ths first business OF the coavsr-
ton OF the American Federation OF Labor to-day
was TO adopt some plan whereby the problems sris-
ated with the federation might be easily and ef-
fectualy settled. either BY enIarginz the execuvs
council or by creating a special committee which
would have extension powers TO deal with the
building trades difficulties. The COMMITTEES on law
then reported favoTably a resolution 70 add Two
members to the executive council. who shall look
after all affairs pertaining to the building trades
There was a short debate, and on a voice vote
President Gompers declared that the report was ac
cepted
report recommending that all corporations or COM
TanieS that may now hereafter engage In the
building construction industry shall be required
to observe local established conditions OF the build
other affiliated organizations in other branhces of
Industry. The committee thought the convention
should so record this question and call the
attention OF Congress 70 the fact that the federal
ing and sanitary ordinances OF different cities.
The recommendations were cOnCuTTed IN.
1t announced informally this afternoon that
the socialist delegates had held caucus and had
ueI Gompers. placing complete ticket before the
convention. with Ernst Kreft, Of the Phiadelph3
Central Labor Union. as the candidate for pres
dent.
The reconmend a ton OF the committee execu-
tive council that iurisdctOnal quarrels hold over
for one year was laid the table.
The executive council offered report IN the case
OF the trouble between the Brewery Workers and
Cincinnati agreement be reafirned and exonerat-
ing the Brewery Workers International Union from
any charges which have been made against Il
This was done by vote Of 1913 to 44ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
ITS TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

The twentieth anniversary OF the dedication OF
the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
at Sixtieth-st.. will Ne celebrated tomorrow with
three services. at which the speakers viii INCLUDE
former pastors. At the morning service the ser
mon will be by Bishop Foss. OF Phtadelphla. NaO
preached at the dedication service twenty U.s.
ago. In the afternoon VIII b. addresses 9y -
lessor Milton : Terry, Of Evanston, H.. TIE hs.-
Dr. j. NJ. Buckley and the Rev, Dr. Andrew ~ ~
acre In the evening the Rev. Dr. EnSlSn -
Chesney. of Syracuse University: the hey. 80
p SIasden. Of Milwaukee. and the present paSrr ~
the Rev. Dr. Wallace MaCMullen. viii SPEAK All
music for the afternoon service Will Dc oy ~ s,,-
choir OF St. JameSs Episcopal Church "A 1890 s
tablet erected 20 the memory or boNles VS.
will be uncovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
NOME STEAMER PROBABLY LOST.
It Is Believed That She Has Gone Down
with Fifty or Sixty Persons.

Seattle. Nov. 2O-The steamer Discovery.
which left Nome on October IA with thirty-one
passengers, has not been sighted since october
2S and shipping men believe that she will never
report. The vessel was in command of Captain
McGrath. and had on board Captain NJ r Wal
tiers. manager OF the Discovery Transportation
Company. Both experienced naviSators,
though not familiar with the inside passage.
The steamer Excelsior reached Sitka yesterday,
after covering the route which the Discovery
should have taken. An empty life raft belong
ing to the Discovery was sighted by the Excel
sOr's officers. but no other trace OF the missing
vessel was found
The Nome passenger list Of the Discovery Is
in the possession of the Nome agent OF the COM
pany and local officials have no information re-
garding other passengers who may have been
picked up at intermediate points. Altogether
she probably carried fifty or sixty persons.