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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
gIcdaoe h werlid r.
tam.

Darlington, z. San. Das
Staatsoepariement iiberldbt es Dem
@elanoten DopeG uno ben amer. Gom=
manoeuren in oominit. @emdKern,
barber gu sntIdeioen. oh Die fur Gle
9dfen ienes 2anoes, Die 0auptitaot
San Domingo ausgsnommen, ber=
bdnste YlOdaoe ais aeredtfertist anau-
Ieben lit. Eie Warine-y eboroen biirf-
ten laum einen iold' winsi9en ylodaoe=
Yeriu1 anerfennen.
Suit Streit.
Ntbanp, g.. D.. Z. gan. Sin
Streit Der Droidtentutider madt bier,
Defenders ben 2sidenbeltattern, grobe
Wioermdrtigfeiien; bod fonnten ale
Y~egrdbniie bisber ffatifinoen.
8eneral IS orbon terbeno.
Wiami, Gla z. San. @eneral
s. y. 8oroon liegt in leiner @obnuna
in Der Ndbe bon bier gsfdbrlid ertranti
oarnieosr. Nad Den Ner3ten beltebi
tsins 0ofnuna auf 8%eneIung.
9as Banbiten=Sri o..
Ghicago, z. San. Der heu.
tige Gag oes proelIes BEG ganoiten.
5riOs ains gu gnoe. nbne oaB Elm Ge-
idmorener aneenommen poroen tudrs,
Br1nbe in W ietbs-9a
ernen.
Rem Yorf, Z. San. 3ue
ourd psrbreheriide 0ano entlfanoen'
Yrdnoe sefdbroeten 1eute Die 2ebsr
bon 0unoerten bon periOnen in Der
WietbsbduIern on z. Nps. uno 81
Str. Su einem Der 0duier !0idtei
Die Mietber Die 6lammen i'm Yarterr'
nit Sdnee. an einsm anbern plabl
oasesen muBten Die Geuerwebrleute 81
balberfrorene Grauen unb 9inoer bi
Geuerleitern binabidleppen. Gin Der
od9tiger 1T uerbaftet.
Geuersmiitbe zen.
Gbieago. z. San. ysridieoen
Der 20 Nngeitellten bon Der NauId
Mfg. 60. muBten beute auf 2eben uni
Cob abTpringen. nm einem bur9 ein
grploiion i'm 3. uno 4. Stcd entltan
oenen Branoe gu entrinnen. Sin Damn
Der bonn 8. Stod abIprang. uurb
fdwer perlebt. Cine anerenaenb
Drudsrsi nit 125 Nngefelten tpuro
bon ben Glammen ergrifen; ale, oa
runter bisls Mdo6en, enttamen abe
nit beiler 9aut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08

ipobl nit elmer persrDBerten Maior;tdi
erfolote. Sn leiner Gigenihdft ols
Matchmaker Oeiebgeber lentte er bic Nufs
mertlamteit Oss yrdiioenten GlepelanS
auf iid unb iporb bon bieiem unter
tsnen 3~ipeiter Mominiitration gum
!6ilfszW arineiefretdr ernannt. Sn
ben leBten Sabrer pirfte er ais Rehts=
anipaIt in Neip Yprf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
ll,idtiscr pamtnpoatn.
g,sue pranoeutin oes eaoD managers voaro
Der at. Coulter 9luste1mua.

Hadoem Sames 8. Blair als @es
nsralanpalt Der ct. Coulter Weltdusz
itelungss Geieaihaft aus 0eiunobeitss
riidiihien refignirt bate uno IN feline
Stele Der Hidter Jrantlin Gerrib err
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08

Golombias. 1T iebt i'm Yeibe Der gsnt'
mort Der amer. Regierung auf feline
9lote, in ipelder er Die Der. Staten
Der Y~erleBung oes Vsrtrags bon 1916
beI6uloiot.
Die bon Setrstdr Dan berfaBte Nnt-
mort 1T. ;Oennu audi in b0flidlfer 5orm,
cine entidieoeue Ablebnung nodmali-
gen grofnung Der panama.Jra9e.
Dor benz gmpIang Der 2!ntuort er-
lu6te Sen. 9epss oas Staatsoeparte-
ment, oieG orreiponoens benz Senate our
geratbung Dor3ulessn. Die Corr
iponoen3 miro Dor elmer g%rmieoeruns
auf oieies @eiud nidt ber0hentliht.
81 a ID BON NIlen.
u q 3 / q o II, z. San. ylah
elmer bsutigen 9epsIde oes 8eianoten
2laen in Seoul lino Die ruIiiIden Was
rinetruppen, Die 9eltern in 6bemulpo
lauoeten uno auf Der japan. Babn mad
Seoul nidt befOrcert uuroen, in Der
0auptiiaot nah einem llebsrlano
WarI6s anselangt.
Die raids QanOurg ameritaniider
Warinetruppsn in Der 9auptitaot 3o-
reos bdngt nidt bloB nit Dem Sdub
Der geIanotidaft. I~onoern aud nit
Dem Der Gbemulpo eleftr. giienbabn
uno Der Melettr. 2idt=Anlage 3uiammen.
Pin beioen llnternebmungen iino Ames
ritansr iniereifrt.
~ 3 ng tom Il It c Der
rant. . q nj II.
@afbingtoE. z. San. Fem
Stantsietretdr uuroe ourh ben frans.
Yoii1aiter Derrn Suhsrano Elm fors
melIss aneebot Der bon fran5. 9amen
Qeiiiieten WaIbington : giite iiber=
mittelt. 8as 2tngebot miro bon Se-
iretdr Gan benz @onqreB nit elmer gm-
pfeblung CUR Nnnabme unb fir cine
ginpeibunas= 6eier iibermittelt.
W ieoerum III nbermelo BE-
Ii d."
Gonnellsbille. 3D., z. San.
Die .goronsrss unteriuhung iiber Den
unfan auf Der Baltimore & Ohio
gabn (bei Qaurel Rum, 3D., am %.
3e3ember) lam seitern 9tbeno gum ab'
ldluB uno oas yerbitt Der Surp lautel
noab oas llngliid unuermeiolid gepe'
fen isi".
Ole Gollificn au Der
3od Sslano s. a n.
3opefa. z. San. Der aeitrias
3uiammsnltoB auf Der Rod Sslant
Balm b,i @ilaro, Der II 5oote uni
80 8srlsbts sur 6Olge bate, muro'
mad 2 beutigen Musiagen Dor Der Go'
roners=Surp 8 Winuten Dor benz @rs
eignib bon Dem ug-5eIegrapbiien IL
8opeta borausgeiebrn.
GoIliiion au Der 8 D
balm.
Rem Oort z. San. Beim gu
ia%mmenitoB sueisr 3ase auf Der groOt
ssner 9odbabn tamen beute brei 3ug
beoienFete um's 2sben. Nad Der Sol
lilion brad ourd Die 8Oblen bon De
locomotive Elm Brand aus, Der Die ga
nit oes ben 3ertriimmerten Wagen ent
7iebenoen publitums erb0bte.
prOceB Oietrid d.
Omaba. z. San. Sn benz Ys
ltedungs- procsne 9egen YunoesIenato
9ietrih geIang beute Die 3uiammen
iiellung Der Surp obne Shpieri9teti
Das grOfinunas plaiooper fir oi
&s9ierung belt 9ifritt-4 nmalt Sum
mers, gnpalt :. 81. BATH rertrat De
Nngetlagten.
g. g. Seatb feIlt d.
Salt Gate Gitp, z. Sar
Cine Vorlaoung in benz YroceIe Be
@eeierung aeaen ben Gbef oes 2anf
brieftrdser : Dientes, Ma9en, wurt
beute 3. 9. 0eatb our4 einen gunoes
maridal sugeiteai. 0err 6eatb, 81
qefern aus Senuer ~angelangt mar. rel
beute Nbsnb mad Waibington ab.
O;c( a n, n ! her Is m n + n n r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
llcb'r oas Sheaicr. llmgliid nnb wei.
tere 5hliebung bon 0aQen.

lUttuYt otu Aootp- ptibt itht
Bat. 6op's NusIa9en oedten fid 10
3iemlid nit ben WittbeiIungen iiber
iein ginsrsifen am Gage oes Yranoes.
Ststion uno Der Coroner gerietben
in cine lanae Distuilion iiber ben Wertb
Der Msbefts yorbdnge, nobel erfer 3u=
gab. oaB bic Worbdnge Der ginuirtun9
aubergem0hniid bober 9ibe nidt ffanos
balten. gr ertldrte inoei sn. Der GRO.
Bere 5beil bes Vorbangs bonn Sro.
qucis 3beater isi aud jeBt nod in GU
fem 3ulfanoe.
Die nod iibiigen geiden in Der
9ountp Morgue o~iirften idwerlid
ioertiiicirt luerosn; es fno 2 6rauen
uno 2 2naben.
Die unterIudung iiber Die Slider
bsit offentlider YerIammlungspldbe
sebt meter; psniae geniigen ben grs
fOroernihsn oes @eiebes uno Is ueitere
puroen beuts aeidloHen.
9as goliieum - mo- Die rep. Has
tional=gonpsntion ita.tHnoet - wuroe
beute fir bolig isuerIider ertldrt uno
ourIte 0ffnen.
Grfldrungo Der Streit-
leitung.
Denber, @ol., Z. San. prdiis
bent uno Sefrstdr oes Welfliden @ru=
ben sArbeiters Verbanos erlieBen beute
eiae grtldrung, nod melSer Der Streit
i'm Cripple Grsei giifriit nod ni9t
gebroden lei.
3ugleih mirb oas Yorbanoenlein
irgeno welder Sniurrettion beltritten
uno oarauf bineemieien, oab @ouper-
neur peaboop uno feline milif1riiden
llntergebsnen al, psrfaliungsmdBigen
Rsdts bes Bottles In groblidsr Weiie
psrlebt bdtten.
Ger 8ouuernsur iiinoiat baloiae 3u=
riidsiebuns Der WiliS=9 ruppsn II
6rab au BEN 8 m 10 q.
e I. 2ouis, z. San. 9etectiu=
gbef DESMOND tiinfigte beute tels9ra=
grapbiI9 ieinei QbreiIe nit Sberiff Did.
man uno Carl 2rab aus @uaoalaiara,
Merico, an. Sbre Nntunft tuiro bier
ON MOntag %erfuartet. 9rab, Elm tpes
gen gefedung an9etlagtes friiberes
Stabtratbs Witglieo, mobnte ieit 2
Sabrsn in Werieo unb muroe fdlisblid
bon Der msr. @eaierun9 ausgeliefert.
g dwab ais 3euqe.
Rem Dorf, z. San. CHARLES
M. Sduab, Der frabere Stahl.5ruff
prdfiosnt, sridien beute als 3eugc in
Dem pro3eB-y erfabren tuegen grnen=
nung zines permanentsn @oncurSper=
malters fir Die u. 9. Ship Building
8ompanp. gs wuroen ibm sablreidt
6ragen, beionbers iiber Den Wertaui
Der Bethlehem Stablmerfe. borgelegt.
S9mab, Der iein Mlter auf Al angab.
erfldrte. oaB er oer3eit lih nur mi
perIonliden Mngelesenbeiten beiddfti9e,
Mpro unoS elb mDro.
M minneapolis, Winn., z. San,
90. VI. @arfielo bou Ourlep, Misc.,
eridob beute pearl 8upot bon @lescI
uno periibte oann Gelbfmoro. Strei
tigteiten oes paares, oas in Den lebter
2 Moden auiammenlebte. iolsn oer
Nnlab Der 5bat biloen.
Mntlagen erboben.
Nllen n, pa., z, Sanuar
Die @ranOiurn erbob beute seaen 30
bio Weiienberg, Grau gatbarina Bed
tel, ibre Sodter Martba uno ibr
SObne SOhn uno CHARLES. ionie Mloi,
gditein, Mntlasen ipessn getbeilieunl
an Der grmoroun9 bon Mabel Bedtel
lnaII zines . m 8
pbiIaoeIpbia. z. Sanuar
Ger Glpoe.2inie : Dampler vOneiba"
seltern nod Neu Dori absefabren
muroe In Der 9elamare. Bal ourh gis
malien bei4dbigt unb liz bic Ndbs Dol
Heeop Sslanb bu9iirt.
Werf4mel5un9 bef4lofen
i, Gincinnati z. San. Wertre
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08

Sur ben q panama 0ers
trag.
Sad on, Mih., z. San. Sas
Mbgeoronetenhaus nabm ben bereits i'm
Senat erleSigten Nntrag on, Der bic
@enatoren aus WsifRffippi anwsiff. i'm
wunOesfenate fur ben panama.Y ertras
ja ftimmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08

Mom. england bat einem Sdiebs-
pertrase nit Stalien, Der bier untersei8-
net tpsrOen iol, au9eRimmt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
WHERE RUM IS
SOLD AND NO
LICENSE PAID

"Now that the city council has
about decided to raise the license Of
the restaurants retailing liquor to
the full retail rate, they might as
well at the same time include n class
that needs attention much more than
the restaurants" remarked n promi-
nent city official this morning, who,
FOR reasons best known to himself.
refused to permit the use of his name
In print. ut Is a notorious fact" he
continued, that all of the so-called
'parlor houses in the bad land dis
trict of the city retail liquor at rob
berry prices and in great quantity.
In most communities where there are
restrictions placed on the liquor traf-
fic blind pigs are usually dealt with
severely. That these houses arc per-
mitted to sell liquor with no sem
blance OF a license and are left I'M
molested merely because they pay
fines monthly into the city Golfers for
another violation is outrageous. 1t
is unfair. too to those who pay the
license. As matter Of fact the
houses should be prohibited from
selling liquor under any crcum-
stances, because an ordinary saloon
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
ON {

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-The ven
delta and the stiletto are as potent in
New York as ever they were on the
sunny slopes of Palermo or Niapoli.
This social fact explains why Pietro
Colliti Is suffering from knife
wound in the abdomen in the Harlem
hospital and Salvador Greco is a pris-
oner in the East One Hundred and
Fourth street station.
Colliti is 35, and is lucky in love
and married a young woman with
whom Groco's elder brother was also
in love.
Salvador Groco is only 16 years old.
The Grocos swore a vendetta against
Colliti. Salvador Greco and Colliti
met in a saloon. Colliti boosted of
his success in winning the hand OF
the young woman and Groco drew his
stiletto. Colliti was stabbed in the
abdomen and arm, and was taken to
the Harlem hospital.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Is Marriage
a Failure?

Because her spouse went on long
and frequent ''sprees." during which
he broke furniture. threatened her
life and drove her from tho house,
L. Alice Miller prays the court to
free her from her husband, Charles
w. Miller. The complaint sets out
desertion, with drunkenness as a sec
ondary matter. The plaintiff through
her attorneys. Barnes & Latimer, de-
sires the custody of the child and
the possession of her home. She
alleges that her home was saved by
her own efforts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
0H|0'S $20,000,0O0
PAID TO UNCLE SAM

of stills, 1928 brewers, sos retail deal
ers in malt liquors, go wholesale
dealers in malt liquors. 4 manufac-
turers of oleomargarine and 223 re-
tail dealers in oleomargarine.
The grain used in Ohio in the pro-
duction of distilled spirits last year
included: Malt. 30S,041 bushels;
wheat, 3033 bushels; rye. 437,9S7
bushels; corn. 2,12S.547 bushels; oats.
1926 bushels: total. 2,S93.S64 bush
els. Fruit brandy produced in the
state was. in gallons. as follows:
Apple 1861. peach 1905, grape s2,411.
pear "a. and prune 1921. The pro-
duction of renovated butter was a
little over 100000 pounds.
In the production of cigarettes Ohio
was near the foot of the list. 1t
could boast last year OF having only
three factories, the product Of which
amounted to 22,150.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27

man must keep an orderly house to
retain his license and from the ma
ture of these dives 1t is an impossi-
bility for them to keep an orderly
house. If these houses are not to
be prohibited entirely from selling
liquor. they should at least be made
to take out a license. They are bet
ter able to meet the tax than many
OF the restaurants, both on account
of their schedule of prices and the
amount Of liquor they serve. Spo-
kane, poor. busted Spokane. needs
revenue, so why allow 10 or 20
houses to retail liquor without a
license? But. best of all, let the city
council prohibit the sale Of intoxi-
cants in these places entirely and
then enforce the law"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Has a Plan
70 IPrIgate

!. r. p. Holt, an extensive farmer in
1.-THE Okanogan country, was in the
scity this morning on his way to
washington. Mr.. Holt has a scheme
by which he claims he can save the
government q considerable amount of
money in the proposed irrigation of
the Okanogan country, and he is now
on his way to the seat OF government
to lay the matter before the survey
department. Mr. Holt refused to
give the details OF his scheme. but
said that many farmers and others
of the district approved the measure
and were willing TO invest money in
the proposed irrigation project IL the
government would second them in the
new plans.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. Ohio
people paid a little over $20,000,000
into the federal treasury last year in
the form of internal revenue That
was almost one-tenth of the entire
amount collected in the country, ac-
cording to the annual report of Reve-
nue. Commissioner Yerkes.
There were 1889 cigar factories
that produced cigars amounting to
$4,000. 900. An interesting fact in
connection with the manufacture of
tobacco in the state is that there was
used in that connection 3,4S4. $50
pounds of licorice and 1896, 763
pounds of sugar. The states tobacco
product included, in pounds: Plug.
9,239.3S4; fine cut. 1851; smoking.
16.1S5.939: SNUFF, 40.
There were in Ohio 152 rectifiers,
1929 retail liquor dealers, 451 whole
sale liquor dealers. . manufacturers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Session OF
the Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The SEN
ate committee on foreign relations this
morning rescinded its former action,
proposed amendments to the Panama
canal treaty. 1t will recommend that
the senate accept the treaty as it
stands, without change. Shortly after
the senate opened resolution direct
ing the committee on elections to pro.
coed with the Smoot investigation was
unanimously agreed to, having been
favorably reported by the committee
on contingent expenses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
viii Shake Up
Chicago Society

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Coachman Til
berry, accused of attempted blackmail
against Mrs. Thurston, a society lady,
was arraigned this morning and plead
ed not guilty The work of securing
jury began. The case was put ahead
of hundreds OF others on the calender.
Mrs. Thurston was accompanied by her
husband. The courtroom was filled
with the best of society. Tllberry's
attorneys promise testimony that will
shake the uppertendom like an earth
quake. Mrs. Thurston's attorneys aver
the 200 hundred compromising letters
Tilberry claims to have are forgeries.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Nothing In a Name.

Sam Smith. who was arraigned In
police court last Saturday on charge
of yagrancy and was permitted to go
on. a $50 foater on condition that he
would leave town. was picked up
again last night by Officer Lister.
When he was in court before he said
his name was Dan Haines, not Smith.
He will now get a chance to serve out
the $50. and it does not make much
difference to the department which
name he chooses to do 1t under.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
QUEER REQUEST BY THE PREACHERS;
SLUM CRUSADERS NEED DETECTIVES.
Rev. Wallace and Committee Ask Mayor Boyd for Two Detec
tives---nferenCe Is That the Pastors Do Not
Wish to Leap in the Dark.

Rev. Wallace headed a delegation
of ministers who called at the city hall
this morning. The committee asked
that two detectives be assigned to
assist them in their crusade against
the crib-owners. Mayor Boyd, it is
understood. instructed Acting Chief
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27

Coverly to detail two men. The min
listers made the request, it is said, at
the instance Of Assistant City Attorney
Conner.
The special work that the officers
are supposed to do was not given out.
1t was understood they would act under
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
2 O'Clock this. afternoon. Rescue
work 10 progressing rapidly. hight
have been identified.
Killed in
q Collision

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 27.-Twenty-
two people were badly injured in a
street car collision early this morning,
at Broadway and Meramec streets.
As many more were cut and bruised.
FATALLY.
The following received injuries which
will prove fatal:
Chas Juergin. motorman,
William Miller,
John Darlington,
Walter Siebentsiel.
CRITICALLY.
j. Hobelman,
Fred Aller,
Joseph Zeney.
Many of those less seriously injured
sustained broken limbs and bad
wounds. The accident was caused by
the Broadway car going at full speed
and smashing into the one ahead,
which stopped in dense fog. Both
platforms were crowded with men.
Many women inside were cut and
bruised.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Recent Sales.

Recent sales at Hays Park: Louis
Ferry, Creston, Wash. six lots, $1,000;
Mrs. Birdie A. Burlington, two lots,
$3.50; Mrs. Jessie Payne. two lots.
500; Henry Brunei, Hillyard, two
lots, $145; Mrs. r. f. Schmitt, two
lots, s175; Mrs. Emma +. Peterson,
one lot, s125; ]. August Anderson, one
lot, 5000; Miss Title Layher, one
lot, 500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Entertain Soldiers.

Members of the Y. NJ c. A. will
entertain the soldiers at Fort Wright
this evening. Preparations have been
made for number of athletic num-
bers. and refreshments will be served
after the program is finished
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Tacoma /
O~. 4.
once More

Editor Press: To the SpokaneGirl:
My dear girl, You are badly mistaken
when you say Spokane is the second
city in the state. Seattle, will admit
is the largest, but then it is also the
oldest As Seattle is the first Tacoma,
of course, is the second and Spokane,
as usual, comes last. :
TACOMA GIRL
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27

at Law

The troubles of DIR. McInturff and
his mock are still demanding the UNI
divided attention of Justice Stocker.
The forenoon was spent In the ex-
animation and cross examination Of
Mrs. McInturff. The court Is crowd
ed with witnesses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27

VS.. Black

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. The
president today nominated William
anola, Miss, to take the place OF
Minnie Cox (coloredD. whose resigna-
ton was demanded last year by the
white citizens. The quarrel resulted
in the temporary closing of the post
office.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Mr.. Hyde for Judge.

S. c. Hyde. formerly a member of
congress from this city. announces
that he will be a candidate for SUI
perior judge from the joint district
of Spokane and Stevens counties. Mr..
Hyde is a pioneer of Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
$4,000

Herbert L. Williams, a mail clerk
on the Spokane Falls X Northern
railway, has brought suit against the
company for $4,000 damages He
received injuries August Is at North
port, Several cars backed into the
car in which Williams was working.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-27
Weather Forecast.

"There IL no change in the
clouds 80 FAR as I am able to
discover" said Forecaster
Stewart this morning. "Looks
like It 10 going to be fair for
tonight and Thursday, but
sometimes, you know, Old
Borcas, like the preachers,
jumps over the traces and
knocks all my calculations and
guesses into . cooked hat.
mo, there II no truth In that
report that not only passed .
good examination before the
civil service board, but received
favorable mention for being
the best guesser in the gang.
We may osoillate, but never
prevarioate. I may have faults,
the common lot Of all; but to
look on my face 10 to forgive
and forget them all"
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in Collision

NEWPORT. Ark, Jan. 27.-Two
Iron Mountain passenger trains col
lided at midnight near Diaz. fatally
injuring J. Creigle of Cord. Ark. and
d. Fluke, fireman. A score of others
were slightly injured. The accident
was caused by mistake in the train
dispatchers orders,
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He is a confirmed opium fiend. He
sought refuge with a colored family
and remained in hiding He asked
for newspapers containing accounts
of the Sehaeffer murder. The colored
family. alarmed, reported to the
notice
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DIES MONIES. Ia, Jan. 27.-For-
merly a domestic in this city, now
holding a chair in the Danish college
OF Des Moines, Miss Marie Nielsen Is
an example OF what determined
woman can accomplish.
Miss Nielsen came to this country
when she was 16. without money or
friends. She took service as q do
nestle and thus earned the money
to educate herself She graduated
from Drake university OF Des
Moines, and then returned to Den
mark to complete course in the
School OF Technology at Aalborg.
Upon her return to this city she was
elected to the chair of art in the
Danish college.
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direction Of Mr.. Conner. The general
belief, however, is that the scheme ex-
posed in last nights Press has awaken.
ed the ministers to a realization Of the
situation and if the clergymen are
"jobbed," in the interest of property
owners. the preachers wish to know it.
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VENGEANCE!

Mutsuday, a Jap, arrested last
night by Officer Miles, charged with
carrying concealed weapons. had his
case continued until Friday. The
weapon found on him is vicious
looking Swedish sheath knife with a
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MURDER WILL OUT

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. 27.-A
white man giving the name of Behr
was arrested here today on suspicion
ford, Ind. His clothing is covered
with blood and his face scratched.
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STENCIL OF DEAD
AT CHESWICK MINE

CXE4WI0K, Pa, Jan. 27.-By day
light this morning ~ bodies had been
recovered. Hosting to the surface ID
slow on account OF the condition OF
the mine. A special train carrying
cofhns arrived this morning.
Searohsrs coming from tho mine
say the conditions are becoming un-
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DETROIT. Mich, Jan. 27.-Fears
for residents of the Thumb district,
Michigan, continue. Forty villages
are said to be cut off by storms. Snow
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heaxable. The air 10 heova1y laden
with the odor OF decomposing bodies.
After cutting out the ice impeding
the temporary cage work became
more systematic. At 10 O'Clock 10
bodies were removed, all horribly
mutilated, soorched and torn.
Forty-one bodies were removed At
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From Cradle
10 Grave
BORN.

January go Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Grimm. girl.
January 24-To Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ].
Darrah. boy
January 25-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
c. Spindler, n girl.
January 26-To Mr. and Mrs. s.
Walter Smith. a boy.