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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31
Bold Holdups
In Spokane

Spokane, Dec. 2S.-One man sand
bagged, saloon full Of people heldup
and pedestrian robbed BY lone high
wayman, was two hours record Of des-
perate crime in Ahis city last night.
Frank Gellice, a mining man who ar
rived from Cripple Greek. Col, yester-
day morning, was the victim Of the
sandbaggers; the Omaha bar at Front
avenue and Bernard street was this yle-
tim Of the saloon robbery, and Thomas
Power was held upon the einder path
near Fox's mills. MIR. 6elliee Is a
nephew Of Albert BuEeh. a well known
mining man in Spokane and the Occur
d'Alenes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31
Cavern of Gold
Found in Nevada

Reno. New. Dec. 2s.--A heavy shot
in y drift of the Lookout mine at Gold
field recently opened mp an immense
cave containing one Of the largest
bodies Of pay ore ever discovered in
that portion OF Nevada. Careful meas
urements Of the ore exposed were made
and II was determined that the ore
cave contained over 10. 900 tons Of gold
ore, which will average 20 per ton.
The men had put n heavy shot In the
drift, and the next morning when the
mucksrs went 10 wor to clear up the
ore they discovered that large cavern
had been opened up. Part Of the drift,
had fallen IN, and one side Of the tun.
mel had been blown away. exposing the
cavern. As the oaverns are OF frequent
occurrence in the mines in the Gold.
field district and usually contain ore,
the men investigated and found all che
walls were Of gold.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31
Four Men Killed
BY Boiler Explosion

Chehalis, Wash. Dec. 3O-Three men
were killed instantly and two injured,
one so badly that he died soon after
ward, by an explosion of four boilers
at the sawmill plant Of Walworth q
Neville at Walvlle, Wash. The expl Os-
lion occurred Immediately after the
mill started for the afternoon run. The
dead;
r, q. Hicks, single. SO years Of age;
has relatives in West Virginia.
Frank Dowell, Ss years old, married;
wife and child at Walville; came from
Missouri.
Pres Epling. single, 20 years Of age;
brother and sister at Walville.
Roy Iekes, single, 26 years of age;
relatives at Decatur, Mich; died soon
after the explosion.
The injured:
W. Buchanan. 20 years Of age. sim
gle: probably fatally injured.
Elias Pacquette, scalded; viii re-
cover.
Walworth & Neville is a Chicago
Ill, firm.
The cause Of the explosion Is I'm
known. The mill plant has been shut
down for repairs, and only sufficient
steam was kept mp to run the gross arm
factory and the dry kiln. The boiler'
were inspected by the official inspector
OF an insurance company not over Il
| days ago, aud were then pronounced
in good condition.
| The plant is located on Rock creek
"a miles west of Chelais, on the Che
halls & South Bend railroad. WheI
| the mill is running 90 men are en-
/ ployed.
/ The fact that the mill proper wa
not in operation counts for the small
number Of killed.
The mill was badly wrecked by tn
explosion, the damage being estimates
Ia several thousand dollars
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31
General Kodama
Was Recalled

Paris, Dec. 2s.-Ths Toxic CORES
pendent % the Temps wires that Lieu.
tsnnat General EodAmn .Fisld Marshal
Oyama's chief of stan. has been recall
ed from the front for striking tho field
marshal
Lieutenant Gueerni kodama ts with.
cut doubt one Of the greatest. u not the
rgeatesg, 81 Japanese generals. and At
the time OF tins outbreak of tbs var ss
was generally believed that he would
b. appointed commander In chief Of
the Manchurian army. Tbs announce
meut OF his appointment 90 DO chief Il
staff was received with general salts
fatton. as the preparedness - the Jap
ansss army Was generally credited 20
his foresight and wonderful executive
ability.
For years prior to the outbreak Of
war General Kndama was engaged IN
perfscting both the home defsnses aud
the means 81 mobilization Of tho army
at short notice. The scope Of the work
was n revelation even 20 the govern
msnt, for general Kodama had work ed
out many details, the great Importance
Of which became un'y apparent whet
the test Of mobilization was taken il
/ hand. There Is no doubt that NAM
/ Of the brilliant strokes executed by th'
| Manchurian army were the creations
Of General Kndsma's brain. Durtul
the war with China. Kodmaa was vic
miniter OF war and later was appointe'
| to tins command Of the Third division
from which position lie retired 70 ~
sumo the Office Of Field Marshal Oya
mas chief Of staff.
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w ashington's New
Irrigation Bill Framed

Tho irrigation commission which
was rvcentty appointed By uuwuTnur
Mcbride hAvs complntod thoiF wuFs.
The draft Of sh0 nov law which they
were working on IL complstud and
makes q very voiuminoua rvpuFt
This pruTosrd law provides for The
appointemCnt Of = stats upEinooE by
this RovaEnoT AZ q salary of $500. with
an assistant At = salary of e7Ao0.
The state ouRtnDur will have full
ohArEs ofAli irrigation work. under I'M
structions frum tho governor.
A oommtttns Of water commissioner
IL also recommended 60 have charge Of
six different sections uf tho state. into
which Il will b. divided with reference
"a irrigation.
Thu United States win b. given the
right 10 withdraw water from any Of
the streams which are being uard for
irriga ton purposes for ono years time
with ths privilege Of extending this
/ time 30 two years when any protest IL
under way.
Tho United States Il also allowed
the right of way over stAte lands for
any project uf irrigation.
In case OF any dispute tho matter
will b. Left with the state engineer and
one Of the water commissioners, with
the privilege Of calling In = second
water commissioner II they deem i,
necessary.
The proposed law states that all tho
waters in tho state belong 10 the public
and are subject 60 appropriation for
public use. Every person. association
or corporation carrying water for the
use Of others b. sides the one carrying
the water will BE- y common carrier.
Ths draft Of the new Law has beer
sent 10 seattle to be printed, and IL i,
expected will bs finished in a few
days. II will then go 10 the governor
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WORK OUT REFORM GRADUALLY
The Car viii Not Refuse All Re-
quests for Relief.

The Car viii Not Refuse All Re-
quests for Relief.
St Petersburg. -Current stories Of
a complete victory Of the reactionar-
les and the definite shelving Of all
hope for early reforms on a broad
scale. according to an authority very
close TO the emperor. are absolutely
false. Interior Minister Prince SWAT.
opolk. Mirsky stands higher than ever
in the emperor's confidence and es-
TEEN and the program Of reform that
Is being worked out covers national.
municipal ard peasant administra-
tions. The reforms will include an
extension OF the powers Of the zam-
styos and doumas Gand counciD es-
peclaIly in the matter of taxation and
assessment, and a capitalization into
law Of the recommendation Of the
Witte commission and the whole plans
of reforms in the direction Of a cur
tailment Of the powers Of bureaucracy
and decentralization.
McNeoyer, II is understood that the
zamstvos are To be invited TO send
representatives TO St. Petersburg fol
consultive purposes. and there Seems
even TO exist a probability that some
thing in the nature Of the scheme
advocated by Lorris- Melikon may aft
er all not be impossible.
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NAMA&TSADDTIONALARMY
THOUSANDS OF RECRUITS THERE
WILL DEFEND FoRMosA.
Troops viii be Furnished to Prevent
the Baltic Squadron from ssIslns
> Base in the Southern lslands-Japs
Get Nearer 10 Port Arthur--MOre Of
the Outlying Positions Captured.

Toxic. Dec. 26,-Tokio IL today q
great military camp and the scenes Of
last spring. when the frst armies were
mobolired and dispatched. are being
duplicated, Thousands OF recruits and
Teservlsts are assembled. drilling and
equippIng preparatory to taking the
held. The permanent and temporary
barracks arc allied and IL Is necessary
20 billet the soldiers brought TO the
city.
Oyama neld Ii the center OF activity,
where infantry. cavalry and artillery
are constantly drilling The batteries
are blank cartridges for the purpose
0t breaking IN the new horses. The
general military preparations aFe
enormous Il IL planned 70 give Field
Marshal Oyama rough total % haiti
a million men. with . heavily inereAs.
sd artillery arm. besides providing a
defense for F0Fmosa and the southern
Islands In anticipation Of the Russian
second Paelde saaadrUn's attempt to
seize a base
The port ~ keiunE. la FOFm0aA. has
been declared ia state Of siege and
other positions In FoFmOaa and the
Peseadores ars progressing Winter IL
not Interfering with the japanese
transport service The railway bs-
tween Dainy and YenEai il working
sell. and the running time between
Toxic and Ltaoyang 10 six days.
The %Ugt Arthur benicseFs occupied
ITailaehiataA on Saturday II Is o.
hclatiy announced that tha whole ot
ths Rnsslaa advanced positions Ia
truu' Of the. Japanese right have
fallen
The following rRpoFt vas rcesiyea
this morning from che japanese army
bnaiogiuE Port Arthur
a body ug our right wing surprises
the enemy At Hounanytahsnn aud Slao
gaHtu AZ 10 o'clock on tho hiahI 81 H.
crmber 60 and subsequently, occupies
Itheas viliaRwa
After gradually dlhiadEtnK the en-
smy eur forces at s. o'clock thii
sunday morning oeeupled the whnii
lot Tuliaehihtan-
~Our repeated attacks ~ the pas
fsw days have besih nuit0Fmly success
tut Al che suemy's advanced ~
ailiuns tronfinE our right wing are uuy
In our hands
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31
Going to Fight
the Paper Trust

St. Paul. Dec. 28 Attorney Gene
raj Moody, for the United States,
through Assistant District Attorney
Haupt and James NJ. Beck, special
assistant attorney generalto the United
States. has filed q petition in the Unit
ed States district court, in which he
makes the General Paper company
defendant and its numerous constituent
companies part defendants in a suit to
enjoin them and restrain them from
doing business through the General
Paper company as sales agent, in vio-
lation Of the provisions of sections /
and Of the act Of congress approved
July 3, entitled an act to protect
trade and commerce against unlawful
restraints and monOpOles. "
The petition alleges that the defend
ants entered into an agreement to COM
bine and control the sale OF the product
Of the different companies through the
General Paper company in that the
General Paper company regulated the
| p rices, sales and shipment and terri.
tory for the sale Of the same, and after
dedueting operating expenses OF the
General Paper company divided the
surplus among the members of the cor,
pOrations.
The petition recites that the General
Paper company was organized under
the laws Of Wisconsin May 26, 1900
with capital stock Of 500, 900. divi
ded into 1000 shares, which were dis
tributed among and are now held by
certain of the defendants named, anC
that later the others were taken int
the combine, naming them in the order
in which they appeared in the trust
and goes on 70 state that the Genera
Paper company became the exclusiv,
selling agent for the defendant, wiki
absolute power to control the outut o
the various mills. fix the price of al
the paper sold and TO whom and upol
what terms and conditions the pape
should be sold; and into what state
and places it shall be shipped an,
what publishers and other customer
each mill shall supply.
The petition alleges that in all con
sequence Of the combination all cOmpe
ton in the manufacture, sale and dis
uibution of paper has been restricte
and the price Of all paper product
generally increased, particularly tina
Of newsprint paper, which has been in
creased abuot so per cent. 1t furthe
states that no dealers or newspapers q
orther consumers in the territory we.
of the Mississippi, with the exception
of certain newspapers publishers in 81
Louis and Chicago, can purchase an
paper except directly through the tier
eral Paper company, and then only OF
terms dictated by the latter. Tn
court Is thus asked to declare the a
legged combination unlawful an thl
the defendants be perpstually enbjoiI
! ed form doing any act in pursuance I
{ the same; and that the General Psp'
J. company be- enjoined from acting
D sales agent for the other defendant
p and that the latter be enjOind fro
continueing their arrangement with q
4 Gural Paper company. The court
{ asked also To- direct the defendants
5 come into court and answer all que
. tIons relating TO allegations Of the p
s tion as may be necessary.
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Ala SHIP SAILS ~ los ANGELES.
The "caiifernia Arrow Has = Success
fut Trial.

The "cairarnia Arrow" Has = Success
fui Trisl.
Los Angeles. Cal. uec 2T.=-Capgain
Haidwtna airahip. California Arrows.
driven BY Roy kpabcnahur. uho made
several successful llghts tn the same
machine from the worlds fair grounds
Al s. Louis. vas given ita nrst trial
Ia California Sunday and waa auccsHaa
ful with thu single exception Of iIs
failure To land at the starting point
A landing waa effected half mile
away without damage to the machine
and II vas safely towcd back 10 ita
anchorage.
The ATruR started from Chutea park
baseball grounds. in the southeastern
part Of the city. at J II . m. sailed
with the wind nor,haastwArd for .
distance Of between and 10 miles.
thence eastward for two miles. and ~
turned in tho face 81 ~ mile gale
10 point directly above the starting
point. but owing 10 the supply Of
gasoline running short. vas unable 70
effect a landing at exactly The desired
spot
From tho time tho airphip arose
from the baseball grounds until II was
safely anchored a. Plro ard stanford
streets. Il was in digit an hour and
la minutes. and In that time sailed =
distance Of probably 20 miles When
dying with the wind the Arrow travel
ed IT a speed nf 20 miles an hour. ant
In returning directly in the face of ths
strong southeastern gale was able e
make a rate Of speed reckoned At be
tween six and eight miles an hour.
The alrahip was Unanswered b.
Knabeushue In every direction. re
spending readily TO its ruddCr. cir
cling and turning In either direction
sailing directly in the face Of the wins
or at any angle. and rising and dipping
as the operator directed. The Arruv
rose At times to a height of probabi,
5000 feet or more. with Knabenahu
regulating the height by shifting hi
weight and raising or lowering IN
bow Of the craft as he desired &
ascend or descend
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31

New York. Dec 2s.-Two women
lost their lives and two other persona
were overcome by a fire In Allen
street early Sunday. The dead are
Mrs. Fountain. so years Of age. and a
Miss Shelley. 40 years Of age. In a
hospital In a serious conditions are
Owen McGrath and his wife. who were
overcome by smoke and were taken
out of the building unconscious.
The fire followed a Christmas cele
bration, and was caused by the over
turning of q lamp.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31
FATAL WRECK N ILLINOIS
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS COME
TOGETHER HEAD ON.
One Passenger and Six Employees
Were kIlled-ssvsral Persons In
Iured - Telegraph Operator at
Browns. ilI.. is Blamed, as Ne Failed
to Give Meeting Point OF Trains.

Louisville. KY. Dec. 26.-The pas
senger train which left st. Louis at 9
O'Clock last night ON the Southern rail,
way collided head ON with the passen-
ger train leaving Louisville about the
same hour, near Maude Station. ILL.,.
Sunday. One passenger and six EN-
ployes were killed and two passengers
and six employees injured.
The Dead.
Charles Schmidt. Centralia, Ill.
Engineer Bowen, Princeton. Ind.
Fireman Charles HUT. Princeton
Ind.
Mail Clerk P. d, Hogan. George
town, Ind
Section Foreman Underwood. Prince
ton. Ind.
Employe Henry osken. Tsnnison
Ind
Employe John Hudson.
The Injured.
Albert McNelly. Princeton. Ind.
/ bruised.
Albert oskin. Tennison. lad. ankl'
sprained
I Express Messenger G. y. Minter
broken leg.
Employe Eugene Carlton. Dale. Ind
internally.
| Conductor W. H. Beatty. Louisville
shoulder dislocated
Mall Clerk MeMttchell. st. Louis. hlI
injured.
| F'lagmap Joseph Lowe.
Section Foreman Henry Austin
The St Louis I.oulsville and the 81
Louis Knoxville sIsepers were draw
By both trains. but none Of the passst
gers in these four ears we're iuluree
Both engines were badly damaged an
four coaches destroyed.
The collision occurred betwee
Mount Carmel. H.. and Princeton. lad
and. according 20 the Southern raj
way officials. was caused BY the tai
lure 81 the operator at Browns. M. I
deliver 10 the eastbound train ar orde
naming the meeting point Tor ia
trains
i All OF the employees. with the =,
ception ~ the traiumcn were In n
combination baggage and smoking ca
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Senator Fairbanks
Made a Mason

Idianapolis. Ind, Dec. 27.-Unitsd
States senator Faibanks will break the
local record for Freq MRsonery In this
city Monday. when he took the entered
apprentice degree in tho morning. took
the second degree and became a fellow.
caftsman In the afternoon, and at 8
O'Clock in the evening took the mas
ter's, the third degree, and become
full hedRed mason.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31
Late War Notes.

The navy department at Toxic pub.
fishes list Of nine officers and 65 men
who were killed while on special duty.
IL Ia presumed that another cruiser has
been mined and sunk on damaged.
The army department publishes q
list Of 23 officers killed and SO wound
cd, presumably az Port Arthur.
Arrangements have been completed
At Moscow. Russia, for receiving 4OOe
wounded soldiers from this front
The dOckyard taboTeFs AZ SvyaAtopol
have been released from thsiF obliga'
tions a. members OF the reserves IN or,
der that they may continue work On
the vessels u the Black sea feet. which
Is being pushed TO che greatest energy
IL Is siad that the Hamburg Ameri
can liner PhOenleia has been sold "a al
unknown purchaser. and that she is 90
ing To Libau-
Toxic. Dec 20. $500 Trhstworti y ad
vices from Port Arthur confirm tns ~
port that Gnnrnal k0ndEaceuko ha
bgen killed aud that General stosszs
has bsen injured BY falling form hi
/ horse.
GensEal stDeHssl l. also reports,
I wounded
| This adyicra farther stste that Eh
stern Of tho battisship SavastOpol ha
SUNK IN shallow water Hgr bow !
damaged ia two places and the agsaEin
ROOM gear - also damaged.
The garrison is reported o. b. cont
dent on tho boli6g that RELIEF Will AZ
rive beforp March /. Despite ia hoav
losses November 20 and subseq
this garrison Il said 90 b. chc9Ffal an
resolved tO continue tho struggle q
long - = aingiu soldier rumaiHs,
Tbs JAPANESE have occupied the -
tire fort * Hihlans mountain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31

London.-Christma day passed
quietly throughout the United King.
dom. The most notable feature OF tn
day was the large amount OF eharitS
distributed as the result OF the garl
erous sums of money collected for this
purpose through the newspapers and
other channels.
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she Brings Rich Eur Cargo.

San Franeisco.-The steamer Har
old Dollar. Captain Thwing. has ar
rived. II 1-2 days from Petropavlorsh
via Bering sea and Copper island. with
a cargo OF furs. Her cargo Is ven
valuable In the aggregate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31

NJ. T. Eiklor of Colfax was painful.
" injured by the accidental discharge
Of huge revolver he was carrying
In his pocket The gun fell to the
ground and was discharged. the bal
passing through his leg below the
knee.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31

Portland, Ore. Dec. 20.--The barge
Monarch, mOored along side the Port
land-Asiatie liner Arabia, turned turtle
today and one Of the six men working
on the Monarch was drowned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31

Portland. Ore. Dec. pa contract
hash cen let by the state portage com.
mission 20 Nelson a. White. a Seattle
firm Of contractors, for the construction
of portage road around the dalles. Of
the Columbia river.
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Wrightsvllie. Ga. has suffered from
the greatest IRE in its history. Two
hanks. FIVE stores. with their contents.
and other Offices were burned. Total
loss. 100000.
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snokans Retail Marksta.

Potatoes. tlam2he III;
rutabagas. &c 10: dry onions. 415c To-:
cabbage. 364c 10: celery. "a csc a
stalk. parsley. 395c bunch; new beets
3 punches t0c: watsrcress. &c bunch /:
parsnlps. 2m3c ID. caulifower. 20n
s5c head: green peppers, i2atsc 10:
sweet potatoes. 3h u5c III. brussels
sprouts, 2 lbs 25c; wax beans. zoe ID;
artiohokss. 15c each; chickory. sc q
bunch: lettuce. 10000 ID; cucumbers
for Csc. tomatoes, zoe 10.
Poultry chickens. 146tB'
III. spring ducks. 1sc ID; geese. ieu
iso 10; turkey. 25c ID.
Dairy Products-Butter. best cream
cry, 4Oc ID. common creamery. 30d
35c ID: best country, 25c 10: common
country. 15020c ID: imported Swisi
cheese. 25@35c ID. American Swiss
25c III; cream brick cheese, 1sWsb'
ID: New York cheese. zoe ID; wisoon
sin cheese, 156tSc ID.
Wholesale reed Prices.
Bran, 80 ton: bran and shorts. ~
ton: oats, tf.35 cwt; wheat. S1.45 cwt
chopped corn. $3.50 owt; whole corn
$50 cwt: timothy hay. s17 ton; Al
falfa hay. sl3 ton; oil meal, sf.sb cwt
grain hay, s14 ton.
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II gets on a mans nerves to sit on
he hard pews at church: with a pick.
ct fence at a ball game it's different.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31

n you cannot see Christ IN pelpie.
win you be able to find Him in Para
disof
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-31

A man must be blind to the wrongs
Of society to talk about the rights Of
the saloon.
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LATE NEWS.

Portland, Ore. Dec. %. The FEEDER
al grand jury has returned seven in
dictments IN cOnnee ton with the land
frauds now under investigation. The
large number in the batch and the
prominence Of three Of the number
with the two mysterious John Does
indictments, make she day the most
sensational since the jury reconvened
in its present sessions.
The most important u an indictment
against d. William II. Davis. Mayor
of Albany, Ore, Second 10 this. and
hardly less important, are those OF Sal
mon b. Ormsby formerly government
agent, and C!rsk H. LOOMS, at one
time forest superintendent. Henry A,
Young and George SorensOu are not 40
we'll known.
United states senator John II. Nit
chell has not yet been allowed 10 ap-
pear before tine federal grand Jury 70
hear what charges Il - alleged have
been, or will be. brought against him
thta might tend to connect MIN with
the Investigations At present being con-
Quoted by that body.
Idianapolis. Ind. Dec. Is. - High
winds are prevailing throughout In
diana. At EIkiuville school house
was unruofed and several children
were injured, and at vineennes the
wind unroofed the Blackford glass
plant and olew down a portion Of the
walls. A lumber plant was also dam
aged.
The New York Heriad says:
1T has been definitely decided thai
General Horace Porter Of New York
shall retire as am bassadore to France
and he will have his resignation Ia thu
hands Of President Roosevelt before tn
Inauguration. This Announcement "a
received by the republican state lead
ers. General Porter successor t,
Paris will be George V. l.. Meyer. tn
rpeseut am bassador to Italy.
More than 1900 men employed dur
ing the past year ON the terminal wori
Of the railroads at Seattle will BE- lai
of by the first Of the year.
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More than 1900 men employed dur
ing the past year on the terminal work
Of the railroads at Seattle will be- laid
of by the first Of the year.