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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. w
sobote Wieczorem str6ze
Feheri i P. Bauer idac WzHuz
doku Independent Fuel konl-
panii przy South Water uli-
cy, znalezli surdut, kapelusz
koszule, spodnie j skarpatki.
Niewidzac w1asaciela tychze,
przetrzasneli kieszenie, aby
stwierdlc czyja to wlasnose,
j znalezli v kieszeni: ksiazke
kwitowa, zawierajaca nazWis-
ko Jana Gurczy kiego : pod.
No. 679 przy Gre eenbush ull-
+cy.
Uwiadomili zaraz centTa'n4
stacye policyijna. Jak stwier-
dzono, Gurczy6ski wyszedI Y
|sobote wieczorem 2 donlu
ably ist "a posted dzenie toUa-
rzystwa zaplacic swoj poda-
tex. Ma posied dzeniu jednak
ME byl j ME iadomo co sic
Il MIN stalo.
Wczoraj caly ..dzie1 pole
cyancii czlonk kowie zalogi
ratunkowej hakami przeszu-
kali rzeke przy dokach lecz
trupa ME znalekli:
Gurczyfski mial lat So So; po-
zastawil on Zone troje slzl,;-
|ci. Dotychczas ME wiiaeI,,'ns,
czy popelnill sarno y 6jstNo lal'1
lnie.
Franciszek Niez orws.ti
karzony j przez sad przysis
iigIych uznany winny pa, l,rz
ljecia $500 zostal did x6tk kos
pred polud d1ieI,l
Iprze tie1 1ziego mi
lasie l1llllic m 1o0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09

PEORIA 6 czerWc u
kr6tkim stosunkoWo czasiei
|nastapiia " gorzelni gooI1in-||
l;ga eksplozya, kt6rej skutki
tym razem 50 fatalne Okolo
19 ludzi stracilo zycie . 20 20
[zosta1o smierte1n okale.
ezonych.
Nap6r powie etrza by1 tax siil-
ny, ) Sc caly bud d!ynek rezpaHL
+siie " gruzy 4 ednie ~
.iely j sp1onel
52, 600 gall on6w gorzaly y.zos|
stale zniszczo nych, 5000 sztuk,YI
.bydla, znajjduia ego. sic v zas..
grodzie dotykajacej do gorzezI
lnl zalafo morZe ognla, ply
nacego ma bydlo, kt6re albo.
zostalo spalone albo udusilo
sic Cd odoru sznapsoWego.
Szkode obiczaja ma diva mi-
liony dolar6W.
Eksplo kt6rej przeczy
ny dotad ME zdo olano stwier.1
die, q kt6ra, jak sic dony
slaja, mia1a powstac wskutek)
zajj ecia sic gaz6w Cd ]aternil
poWstala " gl6wnym skladzie|
sznapsa, q detonacya slyszano|
ma kilka mil " oko oicy.
ZaledWie stanal budynek "a
plomie ieniach, zawalily sic .,
loskotem injury trzypie etroWe.]
go gmachu.Z = budynku J ' Wylalo1
sic n1orze ognia, Cd 6rego)
zginelo bydlo na1ezac6
Wlasciciei Dodd, i Kiefe 2
Chicago. Silny Wiatr' miotal
p1omieniem na Wsze strony,
to tez " mgnieniu Okla zajely
sic j inne budynki, grozac
zajeciem wielk kiemu szpic chlee
rzowi nalezacemu do kolei
Burlington, lecz nadzwyczaj
nym wysi1kom stray ognio-
wei udalo sic ten j drugi
5pichlerz nalezacy do p. Mill
uratowac. Naoczni swiad kowie
twierdza, ,ze ogien pred dstaWla1
przerazajacy. widok by1
jedynym v swoim rodzaju "
swiecie.
Kilku urzed dnik6w Edo Halo ]
zaled edwie ujsc 2 zyciem:J den
z Mich, Elmer Hogan, zostai
wyrzucony przez strumieh
wyplywaiacei gorzaly = J6zef
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09
NV LSKICH
w AllERYCE.

sEEsSI NE w t,fklA. OKOllcy
Central parku ii inn z;llozony 3
iIkuset os6b 11siii OVAL zesz-
go piatku= " ymierzyc doraz-
m sprawied diwo6f "a car
lauehu Gh, Greer, kt6ry ma
4Paceruiaee 'Wparku dWie mlo-
edzieWczyny napadlIi czyn-
bic je zniewazyl Policya a.
sztoWaniem negra ocalla
10 Cd peWnej smierci.
sobote Y wiecz6r, od-.
proWadzila policya 81 ludzi
acuijacych ma dokach straj-
kiem objetych W New Xorku
h Jersey City j gdy znalezi
bic ma drugiim brzegu, podzie,
Iwszy sic ma grupy, po
lub po trzech razem
zdazali do swych mieszka6.
Pomiedzy tymi rob tnikami
eyl Dominik Soko1o 1oWski, Ii.
pzacy 18 lat j Piotr Chojnic-
~. -, - 1870 sssl . u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09
NIUCZW AN9, 6 czerwc'

NIUCZWAN9, 6 czerwca.
wv Liaojang 1aiczeng
areszto owaly aladze rosyiskie5
czlonk 6w stratu, podei-.
rzanych . wyd dawailie taiems
mic niieprzyia lowi, lecz
|puszczono ich na vol nose
laden Chi czy s. chce
[udziei6 oskalom ni1,fo1macYi il
ami sprzedat ia yWnoSc
oskale wyda w k1enI
[gazete druk {na 81 ifss
kim jiezyku bra rozrzucaia
| lpomied 1owcan1l = e
lkt6rej donosz .japofcsycy
Istarali sia ,ouf 1skanie po{fy-
ezki na 600 ne-
lryce, lecz 5e zbstai odpraa'ie-
ii ! niczeIn alei donosi f.
l lgazeta, k4 str mos q cd
IpoWiadaj 81
1Eiiap ofskie &
MED kale
III Is I - run 7 koir
IN Toxic jap 1lIs
- Is Y. n yS, NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09

rz.yl MIA Tapaka v glove tax
zie czaszke mu rozbi. Aresz-
towany tWiierdzi, e dzialal y
Iobronie wlasnej, ze wlasci-
vie najpierw stary ojjczym, ma
'taH nah lopata, kt6ra tenze
mu p6zniej odebral j MIA 50.
" glove uderzyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09
IN1nFPEN ENII)ENCE

INDEPENDE ENC q IS.
Most kt6ry Il u zinie woda
pod1nyl zostaI I'll da1ece
'naprayvion g thurman Be-
|piie no
IN!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09

TOXIC, 4 czerwca. Woj-
sko jjapohskie napotk tkalo i=po-
bio mieszany oddzial rosyjz
skiej kawaleryi piec echoty lar
tyleryi " pobllzu Liszton, 9
mil ma p6lnoc Cd Polandie ~,
d. 80 maja. Bitwa trwala dwie
godziny j Rosyanie zostali
odparci W kierunku p61noc-
nym. Straty pohczyk6w
wynosiiy rs zabitych,- mie-
izy mimi jednego oficera j
81 ranionych, a 1niedzy mimi
czterech oficer6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09
LONDYN,.

LONDYN, 6 czerwca.
Dziennik paryski Mali dos.
nosi, 20 japo1 1scy mech chanicy
skonstuowali maszyne, kt6ra
schca ,uzyc do rozbicia noty
baltyckiej, a kt6ra ma bye
czems strasznem. Mkt dotad
ME zna szczeg6l6w tejze, lecz
jeden ten statek wystarczy.
aby zniszczyc Gala flote rosyi-
ska.
Moskale zaS wynalezli ma
! szyn,.a v rodzaju torpedu ]
m.iny : wielkl;a tloecia nitro
gliceryny, kltora q pomoca
oleju pussckone Y ruch, siac
ma straskne spusto oszenle Ma
szyne Is Wyszla mos kale wraz
: flosa baltycka aa Wsch6d'
Ws1ystkie miny rosyjskiIe':
roxlo lokowane na wodach, 20
stana polaczon one drutami ele'
ktryeznemii u i wte y dopiere
wysadzone Y powie etrze, kie
dy operator do znat.
Rada woiiennas zadecy ydowa
}a do statniemY swem posie
dzeniiu ME w elat floty bal q
tyekiei ieteli port rtura y
padnie
rs \ czer Wy
SO MID srx dy a1stl
8 81 Illi =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09
NOWINY,l 7
TELEGR AFIC.,Zi,NE.
LONDY'N 4 czerwca.

LONDY,N, czerW ca. - =
Korespondent rzynnski Cen
tral News elegrafuj De-
pesza Toxic do Giornale q
Italia donosi, ze Jap ponczycy
zajeli pierwsza linie zeWne-
trznych ifortyfikacyjj Port,l
Artura po s}abym oporze. In
ny kores spondent z Toxic do
nosi, ze cztery dywizye Wojsk
japods'kich zajely wzg6rza
Kwangtung, ma kt6rych usta
willy ciezka artylerya donni-
nujaca ponad Portem Artura.
Rosyjska eskadra usHowala
zrobic wycieczke, ale byla
zmuszona cofnac sic, napo-.
tkawszy flote japonska''
Feldmarszalek Yamagata
zosta} zamianowany naczel-
nym dow6dzca wszystkich
wojsk i wkr6tce uda sic do
dystryktu Liaotung.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09

PARYZ, 4 czerwcr. 2
Petersburga telegrafuja: Oka-
zuje sic 20 rosyjska odsiecz
z1ozona 2 10000 wojska pre-
znaczona do maszerowanias sku:
PortoWi Artura wyrzek1a
sic swojego projektu : powo-
du utraty Kinczau / wylado-
wanna dalszych wojsk japo6-
skich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-09
Wiin1ona, MINI, dniis Gzernea 1901 roku.


W1NoNA, MINI, AS ,,SEcoND Glass
4. ,,senico Triestino Z przystapit
|natych miast DO budawy pie
lciu opanc erzonly ch krazoWni-
lk6w dla rzadu rosyjskii
[Kazdy okret ma posiadat
$4,000 ton pojemnosci j pre-
byWac 18. wezl6w ma godzine.
NV przec;;a agu iednego roku
wszy tkiie okrety naja bye
IgotoWe.
Miano owano 10 omisye, ktora
ina zbada6 wartos6 obecnych
|okret6 6w, lodzii podwod dnych j
(r6znych pocisk6w. 1stnieje
|projekt zbud dowaniia tax sill
nego okretu, kt6regoby ME
uszkodzila zadna kula AMI
NINA podwod dna.
RZYM, !, ego ezerWca.
Kr6l Wiktor Emanuel zaka-
.za1 sprzeda ma =rzecz Rosyi
czterech okret6w wojennych,
zam6wionych przez jeden 2
rzad6w repu blk poludniowo
amery 6skich. Krd zvie-
[dzajac v Neapolu arsenal, ME
zastal " MIN ami sjednego u
rzednika, zauwazy} przeto z
gorycza: ,,Zdaje mi sic, ze.
jestem jsdYnym urzednikiem
panstwowym " mojem kr6le,
|stwie kt6ry ma to zasluguje,
azeby poblerac pensye.
ST. LOUIS, 6 czerv'cea,. y 9,
|W arenie przyty ajjacej do.
|placu wystawy zapowied dziano:
prawd dziwa wake byk6W. 2, 800
wykupilo dolaroWe bilety j
znalazlo sic ". cyrku. Kiedy
na arene wyproWadzono byki'i. Il.
i pojawi1i sic ,matad dorzy'
szeryf odczytal rozkaz gu ber-
natora, zabraniaiiacy dzikiego
widowiska. Powstalo zamie
szanie. Publicznose zada1a
zwrotu pieniedzy "a bilety, q
kiedy zadania tego ME uwz-
gledniono, pot}uczono szvby
W ofisie j budynek podpalono.
|Spalil sic do szczetu. Czterech
aresztowanych mezczyzn u.
wazal tlum "a wlascicieli
cyrku obil ich niemi}o
ME.
TOXIC, 6 czerwca. Woj-
ska nieprzyjac skie, znaj-
dujace sic .na p6lnoc cd Pu-.
lantie1, gdzie v. zeszllym M ty-5.
godniu czeste stacza}y ze So
ba walk, spotkaly sic znowu
/ pod Gzucziatun " piatek.
1000 moskai, piecho ota, ka-
walerya j arty ylerya rozpocze-
" wake " poludnie ] toczy-
|y ia az do $50 Pc. po}udniu;
| w kohcu musieli sic cofnac
kpola waikiki schronic do Te-
Iliszu. Japodczycy tracili 4
|zabitych i mieli 4 rannych,
w ten sam dzied, donosi
.Igen. Kurokl,i spotkal iege
'Iod dial wywiado oWczy dws
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07

A city girl writes "It is a fond
dream of mine to become a farmers
wife and meander with him down life's
pathway" 0, yes that is nice thing,
but when your husband meanders off
and leaves you without wood, and you
have to meander up and down the lane
pulling splnters off the fence to cook
dinner and then meander around the
wet clover in search of COWS till your
shoes are like the setting sun and each
stocking absorbs pint of water; and
when you meander out across twenty
acress of plowed ground to drive the
hogs out of the buckwheat aud tear
your dress on the wire fence, and when
ycu meander back to the house and
lind the billy goat has butted your
child until he resembles a yellow
pumpkin; and find the old hen and six
teen chickens in the parlor, the cat in
the cupboard and the dog in the milk
you'll then realize, dear girl, this mean
dering business is not what it is cracked
up to be.-Ex.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07
Read the Market News in
The Oregon Daily Journal

Nothing is omitted which concerns
the interest of buyers and sellers in
the live stock, grain, provisions, produce
and financial markets-the markets are
comprehensive and in every way re-
liable.
The Journal in addition carries every
day a full and truthful report of the
yorld's news and presents many special
eatures OF deep interest to the average
reader. The Journals woman's page.
the illustrated sporting news page, the
Journal stories and comic pages and
other good things make it very popu-
lar family newspaper, clean and bright
from A to z land years. end to years end.
Semi weekly, l04 issues, one year, 81 so
Weekly, 81. The issues of the Semi
Weekly and Weekly journal also con-
tain the market news and all of the
features of the Daily Journal. Address
THE JOURNAL,
Portland. Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07
A Statesman 6 Faith.

Here is something worth reading-a
few Of the many striking utterances of
the late Senator Hoar:
~ have no faith in fatalism, in des-
tiny, in blind force. believe in God,
the living God. | believe in the Amer
lean people, who do not bow the neck
or bend the knee to them. / believe
that the God who created this world
has ordained that his children may
work out their own salvation. aud that
his nations may work out their own sal
walton by obedience to his laws. with
ont any dictation or coercion from any
other believe that liberty, good gov.
ernment, free institutions, cannot be
given by any one people to any other,
but must be wrought out for each by
itself, slowly, painfully, in the process
of years or centuries, as the oak adds
ring to ring. / believe that a republic
is greater than an empire. ! believe
that the moral law and the golden rule
atC iOi 40 NOll us lOT lIlulflO-
uals. l believe in George Washington,
not in Napoleon Bonaparte; in the
Wings of the Revolutionary day, not in
the Tories in Chatam Burke and Sam
Adams, not in DR.. Johnson or Lord
North. believe that the North star,
abiding in its place is a greater infu-
ence in the universe than any comet or
meteor. | believe that the United
States, when William Mckinley was in
augurated, was greater world power
than Rome in the height of her glory,
or even England, with her 4OO,OOO,O0O
vassals. | believe whatever clouds NAV
darken the horizon that the world is
growing better; that today is better
than yesterday, and tomorrow will be
better than today"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07
Nortons Items.
(Received too late last week.


Mrs. w. NJ. Miller has gone to Kings
Valley to visit friends and relatives for
a couple of weeks.
]. w. Bryant arrived home Sunday
frem the Chittim camps in Washington.
Eve Bryant made visit to Corvallis
and returned Wednesday.
A. L. Porter has gone to Philomath
to do some repairing on the Benton
County Mill fume.
Friends of Miss Annie Bryant were
surprised to hear of her marriage in
Portland to Fred Brown, formerly of
Toledo. Nevertheless, we wish her
much joy.
Fred Wagner returned Wednesday
from Washington.
George Hamer returned home from
Kansas, where he has been visiting rel
atives. He thinks Lincoln county far
ahead of Kansas.
s. R. McCrum left for his home in
New Brunswick, Canada. His many
friends along the @. & E. regret his de-
parture, and hope he will return in the
near future.
j. w. Hewitt is stocking his ranch
preparing to move on in the near fu
ture. We presume the G. & Il. viii
lose an old and valued hand.
j. w. Bryant's children have tn
whooping cough-a relic of their tril
to Washington.
Miss Nina and Elisha Allen have gon
to Salem to attend school this winter.
Misses Stella and Rosy Norton ar
going to school in Independence thi
winter.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07
Pitner Items.

(Ioo late for last week.
Everything is looking fine after the
recent rains.
The stork visited the home of j. c.
Fletcher September 23d and left ten
pound boy.
o. f. Mcmillan is still hauling in his
relatives.
J. w. Cook has leased the Cottage
Hotel in Dallas and will make that his
future home.
The upper Salmon River school house
is being repaired.
John Buoyer didn't do thing to the
plank on DR., Smiths toll road the other
day coming in. That's right John,
throw them out, if you can't stand up.
Born September 90 to the wife of r,
M. Harris, an eleven pound girl
J. c. Fletcher is moving from his
Salmon river ranch to his farm near
Mccoy.
Mr.. Carmach Of Portland has Just
completed his house on his Salmon
river ranch.
Mr.. Henry is building new dwelling
On his new farm.
Miss Belle Harris will soon take ur
her residence at Mccoy for the winter
Mrs. +. l.. Dodson returned Sunda,
from the. Buoyer bopyard. A gooc
crop and good time reported.
School begins October IL in Distric
No. 48.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07

We were in the society of many Gu
rates and old maids at tea party.
The conversation had turned on the
question raised by the Lees Physical
society, "Does the wearing of hats
make men bald?" and he took up his
parable, "Not hats dear friends, but
shirts. Now you will have noticed that
a man takes off his shirt over hi. head,
thereby dragging the hair out by the
roots, whereas "-here three
teacups were dropped.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07

A certain lady who likes to use big
words, whether she knows the exact
meaning or not, was told that the word
"ferment' meant "to work" One day
she had some callers and said to them
as she came in from out of doors: 81
am very tired today; l have been fer.
menting III the yard all day." And the
callers fell off their chairs.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07
For Sale.

My property on First street, Toledo;
comfortable Broom house, lot 5Ox1OO
feet. Will also sell household effects;
everything at very reasonable figure.
j. II. Want.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07
Try It.

The new meat market on the water
front, first door south of Peterson's
jewelry store, is trying to merit your
patronage. Call and see me.
W. l.. HAINEs.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07
CORVALLIS & EASTERN
RAILROAD.

No. 2. For Yaquina:
Train leaves Albany 12:45 p. nj
'' Corvallis 1850 p. m
" Toledo SAT p. m,
Arrive Yaquina, 5:35p. m.
No. I. Returning:
Leaves Yaquina GAS a. m.
" Toledo 7:I5 a. m.
" Corvallis 1890 a. m.
Arrive Albany 1915 p. IN.
No. 3. For Detroit:
Leaves Albany 700 a. N.
Arrive Detroit 1920 p. IN.
No. a.. Returning:
Arrives Albany 5:55 a. m.
Train No. arrives in Albany
i'll time to connect with the S. P.
southbound train, as well as giving
two or three hours i'll Albany be-
fore departure of S. p. northbound
train for Portland.
Train No.2 connects with the
S. P. trains at Corvallis AMI AL
bany, giving direct service 10 New
port and adjacent beaches.
Train 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush
and other mountain resorts leaves
Albany at7:oo a. M, reaching De-
troit about 6:oo p. m.
For further information apply to
| EDWIN STONE,
Manager.
7. E. FRANKLIN, Agent. Toledo
B. n BoLEs. Yaquina,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-01
NEW GENRA MM
ENRMD IN EAWE

evening. but the han has not yet been
decided upon.
"our object Is to establish a cen
trail bod. said one q the leading
members this afternoon. mot partlcu-
larry 70 fight the Western Central W.
intend 70 mind cur own business our
urious have already individually dis
coaufeuaurea the Rainier beer boycott
and the central body Will probably do
the same thing very soon. We are
dfHR,lated with the manner Ira which
the Western Central has been coz
Quoted We are OPPOSED 20 the bull
headed and arbitrary tactics. We be-
llsvc the frequent and unnecessary
calling II strikes and boycofta, sspe-
claHy when the chances are hat they
win check the growth % labor unions
are a decided dutriment To Organized
labor We believe that unless central
bodies show intelligent action IN what
taeF do thereby showing The presence
u a little brains among their leaders.
IL will mean their anuihiiauqn We
intend to make a fight for couaerva-
tism.f
The leaders u the Western Central.
when asked about she matter pro-
fesaed 10 believe that the new body
was Of little strength or Importance.
rs yet They affirmed that the Vest
ern Central and the Building Trades
assembly we're stiil working hand In
hand. maintaining the boycott
There are rumora that the attempt
Il being made 90 organize new
sfuaiciana. union. =. a. Rust aecre-
tary II the Western Central. Is preai-
dent Of the present union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-01
FEARING COMPETITION, THE
GAS TRUST CUTS PRICES

country. has formally accepted our
trustseuhlp. which IL equivalent 20
IN. placing Of our bonds. There are
any number Of individuals asso who
have hesn willing 20 take the bonds.
Usn isonda IN a growing city like
Seattle. y hich viii aeon have pop
uIAsion 81 so. 600. are Rilt edge on
wall Nfr~et. They are a better In
y~~tms@t than government bonds.
bstng ~ the same class as trolley
une and electric light bonds
The consolidated gas company
win find that itH fArdy comprotuipe
IN refusing the price Of gas 20 81. -
WI noa satisfy the consumers %
thfn city They have now been fooled
20 Ionr and have been robbed -
numerically BY the consolidated
companies that they would rather
get their gas Of our company now al,
any price Many Of them have told
na that they will have nothing to
do with the old companies any more.
40 matter how Iow rates are cut. In
that connection I viii say that II
IN event % rate war We do any
cutting Il will be uniform. IL IL one
81 the PROV isionH Of our contracts,
Of which We now have nearly 5000
that n any cuts are made every one
OF our customers viii get the bene-
III OF the cut. We viii not reduce
rates Just In those places where We
happen 20 have competition
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HOl.D-UP

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April i-One
O; tho boidcst train holdupu On record
was committed at Coplcy last night
about II o'clock. The southbound
Southern Pacific passenger train was
boarded suddenly BY three men. as Il
was slowing NJ. The robbers cut the
train in two. leaving only the engine
and express ear on the first section.
They then deliberately killed Express
Messenger OMEN by shooting him
through tho head. and blew open the
express car with dynamite Possess
ing Themselves % the contents. they
went into the engine box and ordered
the engineer 10 pull out. At the point
Of a pistol. they forced the engineer
TO take them on the engine TO kea-
wick. whore they dropped off and dis
appeared Both stations are lonely
and thefs r. no telegraph station at
kcnWlck. 80 the robbers had good
chance Co get away. The amount Of
their plumber ia not known. when
free Of the robbers. the engineer
backed his engine to Copley and re-
ported over the wire A posse ~ eight
men at once boaned the engine and
were taken at ak-neok speed TO
KeuWick to fol the trail OF the
h0ld-up men. blS as yet no ciew has
been reported.
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TIE Seattle AmalEamaied Trades
Council ia the name Of a ne~ central
lahor union body. the organization o.
rttrh was perfected al n meetlnS hsta
iaat Ts,esday night. with the supposed
obtect Of breaking up the Wsass
Central f.absr Gni0u II this city. ana
of ending the trouble with tne hetsl
Butler aud ending the boycott asaitsHs
the Seattle Brewing & Mating CON-
pany. - -
BODY has been going on secretly TOT
several weeks ana It was not nnui
today that It's existence became gen
erafiy known. Several Of the leaders
o. he western Central have know o
about the new body for some time. bat
thev have been as careful 70 Keep
outst about Il as the men who have
49, r,rraulzfnx Local Clerks union
40 "a and ths Brewery Workmen =
,ntor have beer most active IN the
orvanfzation. They withdrew from The
westerr Central at the time the boz
cot y~as declared The Iron Moldsra
; union. the Machinists' union. Whien
also withdrew Al that time because OF
a a,sa zreensant with the central BODY
tba Brieklayers' union. Piasterers
union and several other unions. which
At The present time are not affiliated
with any central body, are said "a
have Joined the new organization
There we're thirty-nve delegates tn at
tendance at the last meeting Of tht
new body. It's most active Wofsers
state that within two or three weeks
that number will be doubled. NJ
merit meeting will be held next Friday
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ing him are under the painful noes=-
sity of appealing 70 the Mcbride
leaders Tor help Tor their candidate.
II ne arrangement can be made
FOR truce between the piles forces
and the Mcbride men It Is probable
that the county delegation viii be
split and that strong move VIII
be set on foot 20 place another
King county man IN the field
II John l. Wilson. Wbe has FOR
years been IN the background. were
removed from The field. jacob Furth
would undoubtedly be o. \ position
10 secure the aenatufahip.
lie iH the choice Of a large ma
iorlty OF the local Mcbride Nepub-
leans and furthermore stands high
with the Northern Pacific leaders
81 Pierce county.
Ne. F'urth. however = ~ the
present time under a pledge more OF
less binding force 20 support Mr..
Wilson. and until AIR. Ftarth and
Mr.. Wilson. beth Of whom are now
absent from the city. can come 10
terms there VIII be nothing doing
IN the iiue ~ bringing out candi-
date against Piles.
The county slate h stiii up In the
air T'hs Piles managers pa. into
the air by the news from arofna.
ARE practically doing nothing In the
matter q debating county romlua-
tons to-day They have other knit
ting % attend 70.
Another meeting OF the piles nan
ayers vtth the county candidates.
will BE- held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o.cicck in the Seattle hotel At that
time. poadbly. some slate may be
arranged.