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WANTHn

FOR the U. S. Army; able-bodied. unnar. ried men, between the ages of 21 and s5:
 eluzens or United States. of good char speak, read and write English. For in I@opmallon @ apply RECRUITING OPTIC Eh, s90 Chapel street, New Haven. 66
 state street, Hartford; 1922 Main street,
 tPriagegort, or l99 Bank street, Water
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WANTED.

YOUNG man to learn office work. Cal at once or THE EDW. VALLEY co. be-
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aaamts.

oas cent . word for each in..rtions avs cents . wsrs for full week. ssvss tims&
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WANTED,
WANTEn-

cook and Iaundress. MRS
 Derby, Conn. oa1 1.sse' sf
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EETEREAINMEN7s. s.
Hyperion rheater.

| Wha.STi Henry claims is the best
 minstl ,&show he has ever presented
 Twill appear at the Hyperion next Mon lday r'~ht. The organization is a very
 large and expensive one, everything
 about 1t being of the very best and strictly in the latest lines. It recently iappeared in Chicago. Milwaukee and
 Indianapolis, and made the biggest hit any minstrel company has made in
 those cities in years. The company will
 present for the first time its brand-neW Igorgeous first part, with sensational electric effects, and without a doubt the finest that has ever been seen on any
 stage. The company is entirely new
 this season. Among the leading artists
 are Arthur Deming, the comedian; John
 Dove. James Corrigan, the Brothers
 Latoy, the Bartelli troupe of Belgian
 star acrobats, J. P. Moore, George B. Van, Hi Henry, the only Leona, Billy
 Lyons and other noted artists which
 space prevents mentioning. Seats now
 on sale. Prices 75 cents, 50 cents and | 25 cents.
 MT. Brady's production of Girls Will
 be Girls" which comes to the Hyperion next Tuesday night, has in its very simplicity made it's triumph. The book has the virtue of capital story, and ludicrous situations, interspersed with bright lines, abound. Al Leech, always popular, has added legion to the num-
 Der of his admirers by his capital irn- lpersonation of Professor Dodge. Pos-
 sessing some of the accuracy of real characterization, this portrayal never- theless is replete with little eccentric comicalities and ingenious devices for laughter-making. The Three Rosebuds,
 comedy even through their absurd make up, ably assist MT. Leech, who has the advantage of a very good supporting company throughout, The chorus is industrious, intelligent. and more than ordinarily handsome. Seat sale opens Tomorrow. Prices S1, 75 cents and 50 |eents. ,f 5.t
 One of the first of the New York suc- cesses to visit us this season will be Orrin Johnson in the romantic, histori- cal drama Hearts Courageous" which finishes it's brilliantly successful en- |gagement at the Broadway theater to- morrow. MT. Johnson, long remember ed as one of our best and handsomest leading men. has made a splendid start as star. He will bring his play, which is a dramatization of Hailie Erminie Rives' famous novel, to, the Hyperion October 2s and g. The enthusiasm aroused by this, play in New York was almost unprecedented, Seat sale opens Monday. Prices s1.5O, $1 and 75 cents.
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WANTED.

POSITION by an experienced seamstress in family; nurse to child or a lady, good nairdresser, good references. Address A. 5, Courier office. o22 3tp
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EDW. E. HALL & SON require q thorongh-
 experienced salesman for wines and Ianey groceries. Apply by letter ONLY. statlng references. 3S1 State street o20 3t
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Coming Next Week

Gardner, Crane and company in the sketch "Am Your Wife?" and big supporting olio.
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SLEEMAN'S Reliable old Bmployment just below old stand. o2 in 's
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
 MES 5%n E, A. GLADWIN,S. 102 ORANGE get good help and obtain Situation Housekeepers, nurses, girls for geners1 nouseWork, waitresses, coachmen. cards esners. s cooks. laundresses. etc. German. for city and country. Hours. aa0 ssyns ~ 70 5 ?. n. Telephone call 1s30 o3S
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sLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT A1GBSG1,76S CHAPEL STREET. Estab- psned p l5 years. Largest, best in the state.
 Best male and female heip for any and sii kinds of work. Sent anywhere nSa N
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Jones' Employment AgencY.

23 Church. Telephone I40l-I2.
 Wanted-cooks, waitresses. houseworkar. snam6ermaids, kitchen girls, porters. bsli poys, Kitchen men, farm men, teamsters for Gty, country and seashore Over 100 yac- ancIes. Cal at once. f21 tf
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Sternherg's Employment Agency.

AXE you looking for frst-ciass help. city or
 country, or good situation? Come. ses me. Fair dealings. German spoken. open
 evenings. 51 COURT ST. Tel, i421-2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

OLYMPIA. wash. Nov % The
forthcoming report Of the bureau af
statistics % agriculture and tnYfoi-
grafton IN fusi Of interesting matter
epncrvnsnG agricultural msuufac-
turing and commercial resources
ard capabilities. u the state Our
Of the first things noticed - the
showing made In the Increase in
population.
Prom isso tn 1870. Itssi p~opie
came 10 the state. os a. the rate %
t.11e per year. from 1870 20 1870 the
number vas & isi. az s.fts per year
from 1850 90 1880 the number was
s1t.gst pr fs.tzi per year. frpm tsD
To ise9 the number was les ~ o.
1891 per year. from $50 To 1874 the
uumbef has been sti.sst or sa.sEs per
year.
the yearly gain during the past
three years has been three times a.
great az during the years iss9 and
lsJp. when the state enjoyed what
Was called the great boom. ara i've
times az great as during the 1880 To
1890 period.
IN is0a the population of the state
VAS sIs.t93. Last July y was 3sa.es3
The increase for three years has
ls~~n - per cent. or rs PER cent per
yen n the same rate 81 increase
- maintained during the refnaininE
seven years a. the present federal
census period. ~ will represent
gain Of isa per cent over the popuia-
lion Of 1901 In that event SO will
have q population ~ 80. 0s1 tu iaia
The Increase In population over that
- 1900 in the several counties ~ the
afafr has haau - fnff8Was
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HIDEOUS
TRAFFIC

Il. J Garner. q cpiored arnitrn II the
restricted district. vas arrested this
afternoon and taken "a police head
quarters. whore he was lacked up a.
present M chArss appears against him
On the loiicn eiottrr, though u IL like-
y that either obtaiuing money under
false prutsuHe. az briuk q pFerufcf
will b. charged
Garner admits that woman who
runs a house II ~ fame IN Victoria
wrote 10 him. asking him 20 pressure
= ziri for her lie says that The NO
man sent tlickst fuf the human chat.
tel lie admits that be faand ealpFrsi
Eiri here to whom be gave the ticket
and SO expense nonef. retaining Tie
a. his Cumminsian.
A letter Vas received ~ police head.
quarters to-day frsm The woman IN
Victoria. IN which she states that she
sent the money - The neHre apd has
not heard from him since ard has seen
no sian ~ tho Eirt The nrEro eViasut-
- thouKht that II b. could prove that
be had seat The stFi a. PEI iHstrar-
tiens. he would a. free n that II The
case. however. h sill - W against
Il an the charge u heiHE a proenrrr.
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Two Italian Miners May Die From
Knife Wounds Inflicted I'm n
Row Following a Sunday
Night DanCe----FOur
Suspects in the
County Jail

exception - the rule, Late In the
evening. when the festivities were az
their height an old man became ~.
NolNed On an alteration With aeNefei
~ the younger men 90 the party, \
fight was about to start when the
two men who were Afterwards the
victims Of the knife wietdcta stood
up and commanded that order should
hc kept
For their action IN trying 10 pr"
serve peace they are now at deaths
door.
Immediately after they interceded
Tor the Old man they were set upon
BY several men Medlea IL said Go
have been the rtugieader.
According TO the story of the az
fair told Deputy sheriff Hodges.
t1HHette stood. gun In hand, holding
the crowd at bay while Mcdica ana
the other two men won't I'm ana cut
up sohrato and his friend. There
had been had blood Ia the colony he
fore. Il II said. and it required little
90 start a murieruus row
A brother % Sohrato accompanied
the deputy to seattle thta moruins
and viii swear 20 complaints against
the men accused,
When Hodges searchsi Mcdica ar
ter the cutting affray he found a
large knife In his pocket. Tie also
took a revolver away from i.lhsette.
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A serious stshbing ARRAY In which
two men were seriously n not fatally
injured was the finish Of a sunday
nisht dance In the Italian quarter at
Black Diamond, last night Mes
glnna Sohrato and am unknown
Italian were both cut about the
stomach and ars nov under ply
slcian.s care lp their own homes.
Sohrata is stabbed Ia the abdomen
two inches below the navel The
knife blade pcnutfatcd several
inches lie - hleedng internally
and little hope is entertained for hts
recovery, The unknown Italian II
cut across the lower part Of the al
d0nicu and also In the groin. his
life. too. is in danger.
Deputy sheriff Hodges 81 BLACK
Diamond brought Pete Medlca, An
tone iAraotte. Charlss Huuikero ana
Thomas Novoni 10 the county sail
this morning charged " ith doing the
cutting Al We're I'm the hail az the
time II the row and were arrested
there last night by the deputy.
n i the custom 81 the Italian
miners OF BLACK Diamond 10 hold a
dance sunday nights in their section
OF the town A couple OF kegs 81
beer are usually tapped and the
dances are generally hilarious AT
fairs The one last nisht was no
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WILL HE CRAWF|SH?
SHERIFF cUolHEE LOOKS WISE SAYS TALK TO
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ABOUT THE -sLoTLgss
MACHINE" NOW AVENUE

In First avenue cigar store to-
day one lonely slot machine u defy
ing the law and Drawing public opiu-
ion. IL Isn't exactly a slot machine
now. although az one time IL was
CHASED as such. IL IL the newest
thing Ia gambling -" a slotless slot
machine.
The slot that formerly received the
nickels from the cigar-smokiug pub
tic - plugged sp. However. results
may be obtained by giving the nickel
g. the attendant. The mechanism OF
the machine has been changed No
that 60 revolve the cards on the
spindle the dropping Of a nickel Is
rot required. The plunger is merely
pressed down and then cards reVoive
the same as they formerly did when
n nickel was deposited.
The machine WAS put up yes
terday and is up today w the cigar
stand Of Battershy a smith. ON First
avenue between Marion and Madison
streets. No other cigar or saloon
man has attempted to Install slot
less machine and viii not until IL
j. found OUT IN what light the an.
thpritles view the new scheme OF
beating the law. The machine IN
nattcraby & Smiths establishment Is
a "feeler" and II there II All arrest.
: test case will be made.
q. y. Smith. one OF the owners OF
the stand and the president OF the
Retail cigar Dealers Association,
said this morning
Il believe the new device Is wholly
within the law. I, Is not a slot ma
chine IN any sense Of the word.
There Is no slot and II " arranged
80 that no nickel can be put into the
machine. The law specifically men
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tons slot machine OF other similar
device" A slot machine and a ma
chine that has no slot cannot be said
TO be similar.
"of course. this machine Is up just
TO see what the officers will do. 4
think no other cigar men Will put up
mao chimes until after this experiment
Is finished. In Portland and Ia San
Francisco the si0tless machines
were installed and no prosecutions
could be made to stick against them
sheriff Cudihee made no move
against the gambling device this
morning and will not until he has
consulted with Prosecuting Attorney
Scott.
4 haven't seen the new machine"
said Cadihee. this morning. hut 7
understand that there u a siotiess
slot-machine downtown. Until I
have seen the man who interprets
the law for US I viii not make amy
move. 10 Mr.. Scott says the opera
ton Of the machine Is a violation OF
the law. 50 viii be stopped and ar
rests made but IL IL Is not a viola
ton Of the law We can do nothing"
Prosecuting Attorney Scott was at
his lunch when approached by n
star man.
4 haven't looked up the law In
this new phase Of the sloi-machine
case and cannot say anything about
II now" said the prosecuting attor-
new 7 have been very busy with
"A murder case that will take up a
great deal OF my time Tor today and
tomorrow. will look into the mat
ter. however. and see what law II
In the matter. can say nothing
about II now"
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MW SILL
M RACK

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Nov. 30.
Estes q. Rathhons vas before the
senate committee 0n military az
fairs, this morning lie urged the
recall OF Gen. nlisa and iioratto Nn
hens who was counsel for the Cu-
han iunta during the revolution,
lie testified that he would not
accept Gen. Woods word on any
thing. even under oath. lie gave
details showing that Wood ala know
the contents 81 the magazine article
prepared BY Maj Ruueic. before It's
publication. and made comments on
Il afterward
Gen. nrnoke VAS on the stand this
afternoon.
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GUARD AGAINST
JAIL DELIVERY
POLICE FEAR AN ATTEMPT TO lieERArg CAR aARn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GRIMES

CHICAGO. Nov. s0.--Tha -four
car barn bandits were placed under
extra guards At the Harrison street
station this morning to prevent \
Jail delivery. An armed patrol =
stationed iu the jail corridors ana
only the immediate relatives Of the
bandits are allowed entrance. Ihe
men are being treafed as though
they Mere under ttz~ death watch
Every visitor Is searched
A speedy trial. conviction and ex-
eeutiau Is expected. Nandins.s
sweetheart. Mamie Dunn. l. exploit
inE herself in a Museum - gain.
funds for his degsnsa
Nandine admits that he was a
member 81 the Kid curry gang Of
Idaho dsspsFAsioes and has accom-
pflcea and friends ia the Hole IN the
Wall country. R0eskl who is IN.
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TWO STABBED
SENSATION
GIRLS rl[E Rlo SUITS AGAINST
MlLLioNAlREs IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Nov. 30 Two Hrnaa=
tlanai damage suits were instituted
here today BESSIE Morrison, an Is
year old actress. sued Daniel Ven
brunt. a wealthy young clubman Of
Milwaukee. Zoe So, goo She alleges
that he save her duped champagne
after a theatcr dinner and AYERS that
IL caused her great mental and
physical suffering and loss Of her
engagement with ''rhe Invaders"
company. la the second. the plain
TIFF n Katie seheat. Euverneas e
years old She sues Iahn Churan. a
millionaire real estate dealer. for
81. 600 for breach of PROMISE.
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biz MZ0W
MW N
M SKY
FOLKS SAW IT AND WONDER.
ed WHAT 1T WAS

What Il iAT
WHAT Why. that biK yellow thing
IN the Hky.
II certainly cant be the sun after
all these weeks Ii must be some new
tangled mirage, II " really l. Old
Hpi theirs must have been a mlstak
ia some department. of the Weather
works. Salisbury. himself. never
would have been 30 careless as 80
turn light on that way without
warning the uususpectiBg public that
something unusual vsH about TO
happen. lie may ciaifn credit for a.
bat rs q safe bet that Phoebus
su.akei 81 under the cover Of night
and got busy this morning before the
Chief of the Guess Works had time
Co stop him.
so careieeHi
Hut there really isn't any reason
why the rest OF us should worry
about u. II "a isn't the real thing u
vii answer the purpose just as well
and 70 Is up 10 the long suffering
public to hang themselves out or
the line and get dried out.
Salisbury says. Tonight and
Tuesday. cloudy. with occasional
rain"
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least given 20 heastinE. says Van
Dine VIII be rescued by friends from
the far west II chance offers.
lsaeNkt. the first a the bandits 20
weaken. passed the morning weeping
In his cell. The police give sufficient
crcdencc to the stories Of q possible
attempt 10 rescue TO organize n
patrol IN the jail guards. whose
rounds are around the outer wall 20
prevent a possible attempt at dyua-
hitting.
The bandits continue n boast og
their crimes. NeidermeIer claims
that he Is responsible for several
murders and hoidsups. Tor which m.
nocent men are now paying the PEN
atty He offers % give fun details
AZ the rewards offered far the In
formation concerning the crimes are
tuFned over % hts mother.
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CHEYENNE Wye. Nov. 10
cattle and sheep men engaged IN n
battle nesr Upton. Saturday Tom
Goze. a Sheepman. Was this morn
ing arrested Tor ~ounding Joseph
Mlnter. cattleman. The trouble
arose over decision OF the range
More conflicts are imminent
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ExON0RATED

Although a eoroner'H lurq late this
afternoon brouEht IN verdict that
Mrs. $. -. silver died Nov. q Of
blood poisoning resulting from lack
or proper medical attention after
confinement. no criminal pr0seeu-
tiou wiil follow The inquest ex-
onersted Mrs. Margaret Hsrmanson.
the midwife who ATTENDED Mrs Sill
yer.
Mrs HefmansOn testified that she
went 10 Mrs. Slvers home merely
as a friend. and that Mrs silver.
whB WIS n believer IN Christian
Science. refused to have a regular
physician called IN.
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MANY TIMES
4 MURDERER
MAN SENTENCED TO &c HANG.
ED ADMITS HAVING KILLED
EIGHTEEN PEOPLE

CHICAGO. III. Nov. 30.-Chief
O'Neiil has received a copy OF the
confession made by Charles Kruger
under sentence of death az Green's
berg. Pa. in which he admits that
he has committed rs murders. IN
Guiding the killing Of two police
men ga Chicago. whose deaths have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

I the poBtaffice department"
bfiHtOwa report gives IN detail me
result ~ bats infe .iisatieu into postal
frauds. IL tells ~ the circumstances
surrounding each ease. and reveals a
graft in some departments extending
back Tor over ten years. Maehsn.
Beavers. THner and other heads af de-
partmeniH are exposed IL the report,
and az IL Perry T. Heath be pro.
dueeH copies ~ letters written by
beavers aud HichafdsOn. tending 10.
impiieate the former first assistant
postmaster general though adds that
the grand jury did not consider this
evidence 81 sufficient Importance 20
warrant an Indictment being returned
against him.
SALT LAKE. Nov % Perry y.
Heath this morning published Ia his
paper the Tribune the full Briat0w
report together with President Eooae-
yelts comment. also an interview. In
which be declares that his name Was
brought into the affair Tor political
purposes
Hs says he Il not surprised 10 SOB
that hiH name n used To- BfiatoWtn re-
port ana adds that noticeable feat
ufe u this report ~ the fact that tho
writer takes care 10 fail 20 mention
the fact that many N not large
majority u the offences took place
after he had retired from the office
Df first assistant postmaster general
continuingshe explains how with the
press u the Spanish war mail bust
ness on hand. II Nas next 10 impossi-
bic for him 20 be IN position 10 dis
cover aud prevent the frauds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

RKERsnuRG. W. Va. Nov 81
The Baltimore s ohio fast ex-
press Was wreezed ct Beiprs yards.
across the river from here. ~ ]
o'cloex this afternoon. The express
ran into On open switch and struck
a freight The eEfire passenger
train - reported TO have been over
turned
Engineer Whortcr Il dead beneath
his engine. Ftye others are reported
tn BE- dead. Several we're Injured
A special train with surgeons has
been sent 20 the Score OF the wreck
from here
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ANO Their BIG SUIT

The claims for damages against
the citY ON account OF the tmpass-
able streets. continue to pour into
the city clerks office. The latest
lH from Mrs j. G. Potter. who de-
sires $500 recompense for an acct
dent which befeil her November l.
81 the corner OF broadway and East
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HOSPITAL
BURNED

GALLfOPOLIS. Ohio. Nav. "a
fire eccurfed early this morning IN
the Ohio hospital Cor rpilepttcs. The
flames Quilted the first floor At
tendsots Walters and Woods BY
herotr work safely rescued % pa
tlenis. some ~ whom were uncon :
scious. through a second story win.
dow by means Of ladders
The fir. r. supposed % have been
started by some one smoking. cuh.
trary to the rules Of the institution.
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Blame the
TRAINMEN

PEORIA. IN. Nov % The cor.
onsr'H jury. Ia the Investigation OF
the Big -Four wreck. returned A yers
firt this morning holding Engineer
Hurdick and Conductor Hastings OF
the work train. cfiminaiiy llabis
also crnHurinE the engineer and con >
ductDr 81 the freight f0f not hold =.
ing their train according TO ordeFH.
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DANGEROUSLY
ILL
MABEL MCKINLEY. NIECE or
LATE PRESIDENT. AND HEAD
OF LATE VAUDEVILLE COM.
PANY. is SICK

owENsBoRO. Ky Nov. 81
Mabel Mckinley. niece Of the late
president. IL 30 dangerously ~ here
that the vaudeville company. Of
which she IL the head. has diEBanded
aud left FOR New York
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EIGHT HOURS
Is ENOUGH

WARRINGTON. u. G.. Nov. D. The
supreme court today sustained the Va
iidity ~ the Kansas act. preaertbing
eisht hours 81 a lawful days work on
All public works. aud prescribing n
penalty for contractors who permit OF
require their workmen to work a
greater number Of hours
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Cherry street. She alleges that she
stumbled over crossing. spraining
her right shoulder and wrist and
running a nail into her knee. Her
abdominal wall was also ruptured
She claims that the injuries we're
permanent. preventing her from
earning a living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

The British steamship wyneric.
Captain T. II. Mevin. chartered by
the RoHton Steamship Company.
cleared today for the Philippines
Japan and China. The Nyneric has
a.Ooo tons OF flour for Japan ana
China. 500 tons OF salt salmon from
Vancouver and 500. 900 feet Of lumber
aud general merchandise from Puget
sound portH
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COLLISION

SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov g9.--Iu
q collision between two street cars
three profnineTt citizens were seris
0usly injured here to-day. The nc-
cident occurred on State street ard
vas due 10 slippery tracks. The In
tured are. ". ~. WofthiuR, Or.
Dnnford and V. WoisfeuhoIm.
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WAaitt Notion. D. g.. E1y 81 -
President Roosevelt yesterday made
public Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General J. T. BriHtow'a report ~ the
iatteFH investigation af postal frauds.
Tho president reviews tho document.
which contains little but what has all
ready been published heretofore
President Roosevelt trilH NJ the man.
ner IN which the investigation was
brought about. and Of liz results. and
both ha and Mr Briat0w are inclined
o. handle the administration II former
firai Assistant Poe master General
Perry = Heath without gloves. The
president says
THE investigation made by Mr Bria-
tow diarioara condition ~ gross cor
fupti1u in the office u the first a.
niHtant postmaster general and In that
~ the assistant attorney general for
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BRYAN
ABROAD

nEiFAGr. ireland. Nov. - Vim J.
Bran tapk iuneh@sn with the Lord
Mayer today be subsequently visited
the ahipYaris lie Euea a. GisHEow
nad Edinlurg Tonight