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RAPTISI CHURCH

Baptist church services in |. o. o..
F. hall, June 26 at II a. m. 3 p, m. and
p. m. Respective sermons being
Abundance of Sutferings and of Com
fort. " II Cor. |: 81 Gods Calling his
People. " II Cor. |; %: and The Van
ity Of Popular Customs. " Those wish
irg to unite with the church will please
bring their letter for the morning ser.
vice. Everybody very heartily invited
to all the services.
J. A. ARMS1 RONG.
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The votes thus far cast at Lee
SEipp Racket Store for the dolls to
be- gwen away Sept. |, 1904 are as
follows: Fay Mckeyes 50; Thelma
Birtrong -, Lola Amanda 20; Mile
Mcdaniel 8; Ruth Merrill /; Alma
Tomerliu ,.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


LAND Official Las Cruces, ~ NJ. May
20. 1904.
Notice s Hereby given that the following
named settle, Uas lied notice Of his intention b.
make hua p,puf o. support 81 his claim, and
that said puui viii be made before Probate
Clerk Luna Co. ~ NJ at Dcming n. ". on
June %. iycl. va: Nora Millikin HID T.. No.
iiiJ for the Lots O.. g. Sec. g. lot u. NEti SELL
Sec. &. r. a. $ a. W..
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rrsiienee upon and cultivation
OF said land, VIZ, Robert A. Lewis, Benz f.
leWis, John Il SINGER. Chas W. Cook all
of DcminR ~ VI
NICHOLAS GALES
5-2i-0i-Gt Register
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Arrangemel have been made for
through sleeping car Service between
ri Paso, AM s.. Louis, via Kansas City
4 Alton Burli1 ro'.
First Fast bound car leaves FL Paso
June II. First west bound car leaves
st. Louis June 2D'.
For particulars see
W. G. ROCHESTER Agent.
Deming, ~ NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05
FELL FROM
TRAIN
BRAKEMAN KILLED ON THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD

nucopA Nov. 6 oIIorry L Nor
ton. OF Tacoma, a well known brake
man on the Northern Pacific rail-
road, was killed last nish, by q
freight train near the nucoda sta
,ien. Morton's body cut In two,
Was found on the track BY the crew
Of his train.
Local freight train No. IS left this
evening at 9iia. Morton had been
on top Of the train leaving the
station soon he was missed by the
ether members q the crew ard the
train stopped
Search brought 10 light the multi
atrd body lying on the oack. APP
narently Morton had missed hiu
footing on top % the ears and had
fallen under the wheels. The body
viii BE- sent 20 Tacoma % be pre-
pared FOR burial
Morton Was about % years OF age
aud had been employed by the
Northern Pacific for n long time and
was well known an the division. lie
leaves a family residing al ana
Pacific avenue Tn Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05
HUSBAND AAD WIFE
AM AA MSS FGR
the SAME OFFICE
Especial sa The start

TtFFfS. Ohio. Nov Sin neitn-
vile. a little village near here. there
IA a situation that might have been
tho inspiration al Huyta famous
play. a Coutentcd Woman" A
man and hia Wifs. Mf and Mrs
Henry Fry. are candidates Tor mem
berahip on the village school beard
on opposite tiekstA This has dl-
vlSsd the Fry house against itself
politically, but as yet no family
strife has resulted. aud the cam
ralgn IL being carried on In a good
natured way. IL 10 impossible for
both husband and wife 20 BE- elect
Cd AZ the success % nns means the
defeat % the other. Both have ap-
peared in public speeches and Mira
Fry Ia conducting her campaign In
way that proves her no tyro NJ
the game Of politics. II il a matter
Of conjecture as 70 which will win
out. but whichever war the election
goes. the Fry family win have
something % DO in educational mat.
terra
oNn tnt1reHtAuE kinaotaFttT IN the
to that pictured By Hoyt
in "A contsuted Woman" is that
The whole nelghborhood IL lsft 20
figure out the motives Of the hus-
band ard wife ia running against
each other. Il Is understood that
the candidacy Of the wife spxang
out of tiff with her spouse.
Whether or not the story viii run
parallel 20 the plot Of the ccisbrat-
81 play 10 the end i a matter that
remains 10 be seen. but the odds are
up on the election Of Mrs. Fry and
II "a not unlikely that she viii de.
frat her husband. and in this case
all she wol have 10 DO To Gloss the
matter strictly according TO Huyt
viii ba 90 resign In favor Of her de,
featcd better half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05
"DUG-0UT PETE" SAYS
ALL MEN ARE LIARS
PRoPsET SPRINGS IN ERIN WASHINGTON WITH so.
BRING ON THE
MILLENNIUM

man when he lies Ia perfectly aware
OF the fact that he lies. and that an
understanding OF these conditions
will result in the abolishmept Of
lies. and from then on truth viii
reign universal and the millennium
will come. Self-satisfied with these
deductions he has written several
tracts and essays and like ali true
prophets has started to write n
biography Of hls life In order that
Il may serve as an example TO the
undefiled and be preserved for the
vcneration OF the coming genera
tlous
Dug Out said he would 30 from
here 10 Roslyn. where more cred
euce vii be given his words than
Was given here. AZ Roalyn be viii
also do a few stunts such rs curing
the insane. giving a child the un-
derstandinE Of a man and 80 on.
"DuK-Out' Is smooth shaver. has
dark hair and brown eyes and u
about s feet tall lie wore 4 Brown
hat. corduroy coat and vest and
oycralIs and looks Ike a man able
to do a good days work I'M the field
II Induced "a quit teaching the
wicked world the truth. lie is a
smooth taiksr and seems pretty
well Informed. quoting many Of the
standard authors In advancing hts
theory While here he distributed
promlaeuously one OF his essays on
The Millennium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05
SURVEY IS
NECESSARY
CAPTAIN RtcKmERs SAYS
MANY BAo REEFS ARE UNLo-
GATED IN ALASKA WATERS

Capt n c. Riekmera. Of the Alas
Ia Commercial eompanY's steamer
saddle. which sank as the result OF
striking on an uneharted reef while
attempting TO make the harbor OF
York. Alaska. some time ago. has
been acquitted Of all blame for the
accident.
Capt. Rickmera case was tried
before Marine inspectors OF Hulls
and Boilers Whitney and Lennon
OF juneau, Alaska. who found
that the accident was entirely un-
Avoidabie. Capt RickmerB says
that it was impossible for hlm TO
toll that q reef Of such 4 dangerous
nature soaa ia the path OF his YES
sci lie also stated that no attempt
would ~ made 10 recover any OF
tho machinery. adding that the ex-
.renHe Of raising u would BE- more
than Il vas worth.
Owing 10 the remotenesa OF the
vessel" he said. TO attempt 10 raise
hsr. or TO recover the machinery
would be foofhardy At the present
neither Nome nor any Of the towns
in that vicinity have any facilities
for wrecking. and 20 bring wreck
ing apparatus from Seattle would
De imprarticabie.
Too much care cannot be exer-
eised in the navigation OF vessels
along the coast Of Seward ponlnsu-
Ia continued Capt Rickmers.
Tho very extenslveuess OF the
country has rendered Il impossible
for the government survey vessels
TO cover the ground In the time
they have been working at Il 20 far.
In the future. Of course. II Is very
likely that all OF tho reefs which
are likely 10 be danEerous 10 the
veHsela navigating those waters viii
probably. be located
AT the present time. however.
there are many rocks and reefs along
the coast which. until they are
definitely located. will always be a
source Of worry and annoyance 20
the masters Of vessels. The gov
eminent has so far done some ex-
ecllcnt work In regard to the. geo
detical survey In those waters. but
# seems 20 me that In view OF the
increasing coaatWisc traffice which
has marked the past season a great
deal OF extra work lies before the
government In that line"
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especial TO The ssarl

coLFAX. Wash. Moo s.-Dowle
and others Of the newer brand %
prophets have rival In the persof
OF hDng out Pete herald OF the
millennium aud apostle OF the truth.
whose real name Is Henry Hot and
claims RoSlyn. Wash, AZ hts home.
Dug Out Was In this sectlon
lately and dug into the people with
a lengthy tale OF his search for
truth and the final discovery OF the
source % this much abused and 1T
tie used article. Like true prophet
he began his researches early -
long years ago and. according to
his story. &c Is nov IS Naturally
his was no common childhood. for
AT ths early age Of he perceived
that there was something wrong
with the world and he Immediately
began 10 look for the cause and 10
seek 10 reeiify u. The search was
continued for % long years and not
until a few weeks ago did he dis
cover that nature Is truth. FILLED
with Joy and excitement over the
discovery he set out from Portland.
thence to pendleton aud then 10
Colfax aad here. being fully con
WINGED. he decided % share his dts
covery with the world.
Dug Outs" theory u that all
men ara liars. that each man knows
that tie other Is a lar. tha, every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05
ALL ARE HAPPY

Superior Judge TAllman this
morning granted the following dl-
vorcnas Francis Davis from Mrs
Elizabeth Davis. on ground u
cruelty: Mrs. Mary RaSnor from
Joseph Raynor, on ground OF deHef-
ton. Mrs A. X. Flanagan from
Thongs FlaniEan. on ground Of
cruelty. Mira Amelia Schulz from
John q. shull. on ground of non
support. Mrs. Alma Meyer from
Julius Meyer. on ground on non
support. Mrs Alma Turner from De
Witt Turner. on ground Of non
support. Mrs. Virginia tanning
from Frank w. tanning. on ground
OF cruelty.
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PLAN FOR
BUILDING
W. c. L. U. MAY BEGIN WORK
BEFORE NEXT SUMNER

For the handsome sum Of s5i 900
the Seattle Labor Temple associa-
ton has disposed OF its building
site. on Pike street and Seventh ay-
enue. which has been a white eies
plant on It's hands for years. J.
W. Hughes. the local merchant. "a
the purchaser. II IL said that be
Intends 10 erect a store building on
the property. The foundation Of
what Was 70 be the Seattle labor
temple Il already constructed. Be
cause OF dissensian and entangie-
menta. construction on the temple
ceased as soon aa the foundation
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ENDS IN
TRAGEDY
HONEYMOON cuLmlNATgs IN
ArTEmPTEp MURDER AND
SUICIDE
Especial to The star,


BULLETIN. Mrs. Jas. c. Bramau
daed az the eSatffe General hospital
az l.. 30 o'clock thfa afternoon. Of
the wounds inflicted BY her hEs-
hand ~ Bremerton yesterday. Her
son and daughter In Ohio have been
notified Of her death.
BREMERToN. Nov. 81. W.
Braman. proprietor Of the DelmSn-
leo restaurant. tn this cltF. ycster-
day shot and fatally Injured bis
wife and then killed himself.
The shooting occurred on the
main street OF the city and was
witnessed BY n number Of people
Braman and hts wife were married
in Wisconsin about seven weeks
ago. and Immediately upon their
marriage they removed % HrrmeF-
ton. where Braman bought the
Dclmouico restaurant. II was a
losing venture and this. II Is stated
made him aaarreisomeeand irritable
Family faarrels followed They
eliminated yesterday. when Bra
man beat his wife numerically. She
ran out onto the street ana he. with
his revolver In his hand. followed
her. Re fired one shot az her. The
bullet entered Just above the hip
and penetrated Der intestine, In
flieting what Is believed to be q
mortal wound
Braman returned 10 the Testaur-
ant and about six minutes later an
ootheF shot was heard A few nor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05
Panama Has Filed
Vigorous Protest
MINISTER osAloA SAYS GOVERNOR e@sRAL oAvlA tx.
e1Eoeo HIS ANNOUNCEMENTS NEW TREATY

ana ursrs not only The Apension Of
thc ahfO.anahlc regulations. but
ucgetIat l01a far neW treaty which
viii 20 clearly define thaoights
of the republic ana better protect
her interests.
The lsuo mto0rets ne erea'y
as merely KlvinE the United states
lease on the territory, ohue the
100 O tOuama 70 the canal strip
rcIoan flvyd and unaiterahie.
The minister asserts that the
levyluR oi dutGa aud the establish
mont ST postonicea hY the United
states VIII result practically Ia
commercial ruin to Panama. Tie
closes with o. appeal 10 the aecrc-
tary e. suspend the objectionable
regulations imposed by Davis until
complete and satisfactory agree
mcnt on be reached by the tive
governments
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had been completed and the corner
stone laid.
With the money derived from the
sale. together with $4,000 secured
from the carnival given by the
Western Central previous TO tho
last one. II Is the intention to buy a
new site on a car line and 10 erect
a frame building on II sufficient 20
accommodate the central body for
several years. II this amount IL
not sufficient a little more money
can be RAPED. The Western Central
already has options on several
sites.
The project 10 erect a labor
temple was started 10 years ago.
Discussions arose. with the result
that the Carpenters union with
drew from the Weston Genital IL
has since remained separate from
the central body. II has been able
10 buy a site and ID build a hall
upon II, however. the property be-
Ing worth now al least $50. 900.
II Is said 10 be the most wealthy
trades union In the United States.
The property Is owned entirely By
the members Of the union. Ths
Western Central has for a long
time being obliged to get along
with inadequate recommendation.
II is now believed that a new hall
will soon be built
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previously, what does to- subtro
ton leaYe7 The lofa Of TO- i20. 900
between 1896 and 1900 was DE-
silent falling away OF the conHerya-
tive business interest vote. There
Iare evidences that I'm this campaign,
with much less Ia the republican
party 10 hold that element in
line. the lapse OF this element
mas been much gre2cr and
more rapid than In the previous
four-year period. What does this
spell for the republican eause7
II New York goes democratic for
the reasons above set forth. Il IN
futile TO talk OF anything different
for New Jersey. Connecticut. Della
ware aud Rhode Island
With but $4,000 republican plu-
rality four years ago In Connecticut.
when Bryan and the Kansas City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05
DE1 o. EXPOSURE

From exposure due to a train
wreck. Mrs. Malinda Orr. mother OF
Mrs. II T. Rochelle. Of his Seventh
avenue weai. died yesterday % that
residence. She was unable 70 sur
viye a cold contracted AZ that time.
The wreck occurred near Nsw Or
leans. The passengers were CONF.
PEELED to put up with terrible hard
ships for many hours and Mrs Orr
never got over her experience. but
was Al invalid from that time on.
She vas ID years o. age. The body
will be shipped east for lnterment.
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platform were on the opposite side.
what shall be said Of this year
when half. perhaps. % the conaefva-
tive infl0ance Of the party has been
taken away7 How about Delaware
with bare 1000 majority holding
Il In the republican column VIII
there not be 100 conservative
cifaugesg How about tho &c 600
republican plurality ia New Jersey
out OF nearly 402 900 votes cast
Aa a matter 81 percentages. how big
a per cent Of change would be re-
quired % swing the atate7
Maryland a. now classified with
the solid south. II takes no Erea,
feat OF credulity TO zee West Yir-
Elnla already In the democratic col
umn. This r. a total 10 begin on OF
les democratic votes in the electoral
college. To this add New York,
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Parker
Lied
ROOSEVELT ISSUED STATE.
mENT BRANDING DEMOCRAT.
&c STORIES AS FALSE

fBy scripps News Aas'n1
WASHINGTON. d. G. Nov. s.
President Roosevelt last night Is
sued a statement over his own sig
nature branding the statement OF
Judge Parker to the effect that
Chairman C0rteiyou Of the naffooal
republican committee and Preaiden,
Roosevelt had aoid' out 20 the great
corporate interests OF the country
as @unqualifiesly and atrociousiy
false"
The statement consists Of some
thing moro than n thousand words.
and IN u the president severity crit .
ieises Judge Parker and his methods
~ well ~ those 81 the democratic
campaign managers. lie lays the
charges directly ~ the door OF Judge
Parker. p 81 in another paragraph OF
the statement stigmatlzes them a.
wicked faiEehoods." Continuing. he
says.
4 am content that Mr. Parkeo or
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my ssrlops News Assns

WASml1A9roN. u. g. Nov. s.
ms text OF the protest made by ~
Republic II Panama uEainat thR
present administration of affairs ia
the canal aaue has o. ElGn out
iu Panama no has iuat reached
Washington No l. In the form 90 q
Secretary Hay. and under date a
August II in the letter ohalda
chafeoa General Davis, guvefnor II
the some. with unwarrautea usurpas
ttan 81 authority and violation Of
praQisiona 81 the Hay NarllIa
treaty "a avcrs that Davis pro-
ceeded on thee unteuable assump-
tioa that the unitudoStatea acquired
absolute sovereignty over the canal
strip
This position ne assails vigorously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05
BAKER 60ES EAST

Business IN connection with the
organization Of the Seattle Tacoma
Power company. the successor %
the snouaimie Falls 4 white River
Power company. has called Charles
H. Baker the prime mover In the
reorganization. out Of the city. He
left Yesterday for Dayton and Pitts
burg.
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CLAIMING
VICTORY

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-The western
republican headquarters finished
its cnonpaign work today. The Of
fees viii be kept open until after
Tuesday. but most OF the managers
left today.
Before leaving. Harry New issued
his official claim of Indiana. lie
said the state would have asafe re
publican plurality,
Secretary Dover made an official
forecast in which he predicts that
President Roosevelt Will carry all the
states not embraced In the solid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05

/ should be Judged by the public on
the character ~ che two men whom
Ne CHOSE Co mnnane Our campaigns
he hy the character of hia nominee,
Thomas fhnrart. and by the chat
aetrr 81 Air. CorteiyOu.
Ia conclusion the president de-
eiarra that 30 he az elected he will
take the office without having
made pledge or promise Of any
sort except the promise that every
man shan have a square deal
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utea later nfaman's llfelesa body
was found on the flcor OF the res
taurant He had shot himself
thrueKh the head.
Mrs. Braman was removed to the
Seattle General hospital last nighi.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-secre-
tary Metcalf today gave out the an
nual estimates for the appropriation
Of tho department Of commerce and
labor for the next fiscal year. They
aggregate s14.829. 52eS2. This IL an
increase Of more than $1,000 600
over the expenses Of the current
year. The Increase provides for
new lighthouses and incgascd i'm
migration inspectors.
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south. However. he classed Mon
tanas Missouri. Maryland and Della.
ware ~ doubtful. with Montana and
Delaware favorable 10 the republic
ans and Missouri and Maryland
favorable TO the democrats.
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New Jey,cy. Connecticut and Rhode
Island N Delaware With their total
d. 81 y0t9 and there ~ a working
basis in the east Of ~ electoral
votes
For the reasoyA that the republic
ans do not HefiDArly claim them u II
rigE 10 e1f Colorado. Nevada and
Moutaoa do the democratic list.
whlco brHe OGe total up 70 2ss.
whie1 Is only 90 vote short Of
enough 10 elect
Thus far Indiana and Wisconsin
have been left out Of the reckoning.
m the 3 electoral votes 81 Indians
or thfi8 Of Wisconsin can be count
ed in the problem. It As not ueces-
aarY 10 carry all u the eastern
states or any OF the lntermountain
states. With a margin Of 10. or
possibly Of -. the chances are much
better FOR Parker than for Ro0as-
Welt
A great deal has been said. cepe-
claliy by the republican organs.
about the detection OF the radical
vote from the democrats. but not
about the accretiou Of the eOnaeriqa-
tive vote % the democrats. Any
forecast which leaves out the latter
factor, ia likely 10 90 wrong And
u Is not Impossible that the general
neglect 20 consider this factor has
paved the way for the big surprise
party suggested.
do not wish 10 be understood as
yent1ring the prediction that the
election Of Alton y. Parker Is the
thing which will happen. but ! do
believe that an important element
has been neglected in making tho
forecasts which are reflected In tho
betting odds. aSd IN case the repub-
llcan ticket Is not elected | shall
not be hoaong those who sre
stunned by surprise. And for tho
reasons ! have stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-05

Edward Shields. 50 years OF age.
while falling trees al Barneston,
was instantly killed yesterday. A
tree fell upon him. The body was
brought 10 Seattle.
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The Strength Of the Conservative
6uarve In % EGt From Rooaos
vG 10 PHGG ga Appreciated
sae Daco U@9 you'd Daks
Paac& 00o16Sp Es0G the
t30a8
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Stanford.

Home comforts and hotel conve-
nicnces combined. newly furnished.
only hotel on American plan In SEE
attic. ges Third avenue and Marion.
sss
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uY scrinra News Assn)
FALL RIVER. Mass. Nov. e.
After a weeks effort prominent
business men have arranged a con
ference between the cotton mile
owners aud Representatives OF q. 900
operatives. now on strike. The
owners and strikers meet today TO
make a final settlement Of the DIFF
fIculty.
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This preparation p on saie at al
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day and Monday papers. 4. c.
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The qualities and prices Of our
mems underwear are not equnied
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