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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
|RA|NMEN
sCALDED
'sN'Ss COLLIDE. BOILERS az.
LODE ENGINEER AND FIRE.
VAN TERRIBLy INJURED.

NNE#HN
sonfH YAKIMA. Oct Enzl.
X Cunningham and Fira
= Kelley aere severely
y thought not fatally. nrala.
collision between Il awiteb
q which thsf ssre the crew.
freight train IN the ynrda
: - a. Night They were taken
nospital 10 this city.
ae sestbound freight pulled In
Z. zen on the main line while
!, ashe ran 10 the track a quar-
mile 70 the water fank
sssheh engine came ln Of the
- and the crew, not being
= zee the freight ran into BE-
'sak Nas smashed and the
varsi. the engineer and fire
Being scaldsd by eaeapina
7 The engine wnl be taleo
aaopa a. Tacoma Tor repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
CASES
At OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA. oct 1.-THE first ~
the King county appeals were ar
Fued In the supreme court this
afternoon Todays calendar Inc
ciuded four appeals. closing up
those from Pierce county and The
following cases from King Frank
J.. Butter against the New York Lifa
Insurance company. and l. N.
Platter against the Seattle Electric
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
CAR SHORTAGE
EXPLAINED

OLYMPIA. oet. has de-
peloned that the Northern fsarire
has made an effort 20 get cars
Tor lumber shipments The aunuai
report 81 the rnad. just filed here.
shows that no nra lumber cars were
bought last year. and nearly eco
cars formerly used f0f hauling lufn-
her. wore out and we're put out ~
service This is held 90 explain the
shortage iu q great measure The
road Increased lta engine ponsr hut
10 per cent. though itn freight buRis
ness IN Washington aians r. shown
50 have trehled IN the year ~ its
own figures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
TRANSFER rs ABOUT TO ae
MADE nv AN ENGLISH SYN.
pieATE - CASH coNsloURA.
TON.

A sale involving a cash consider
utlon Of $500 Gee Is being negotiated
10y witch d group uf mines In the
northeastern Alaska copper district.
located on Fantcr haY, near Admir-
atty island vttl BE- transferred from
Fox and Hunter aud others, the
present owners, 10 an English con
Ccrn represented BY san Francisco
agents
Mr. Fox. Of the firm ~ Fox 4
Hunter. II A. present in Seattle and
the terms are being negotiated bY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
SPOKANE
AROUSED
KILLING or RENO HurcalN
SON CAUSES ACTION ~
CHAMBER o. COMMERCE
AND ctrtxrns-eoLtcE CRIT.
IctxEo.

SPOKANE Oct IL As yet there
L. no clue 10 the identity Of The
murderer Of Heuo Hutchinson. the
Y NJ G. A. secretary, who vas
KILLED BY a highs ~ man MONDAY
night
TIE city T. aroused. and letters
have been asnt 10 the mayor b
the chamber ~ commerca and ciit
nsns asking for action In the mat.
ter. and alleging that q carnival ~
anw fviEns supreme, despite
the efforts uf the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
HEARST IS
ENDORSED

INV YORK. NNt ~ Hor TIE
purpose ~ fatinins ths democrats
ticket a snseiei ussstinE q the
king eeunty gommsftrr Was held
last night
Senator Patrick ~ MeCarrsa
moved the embarrassment e IN
ticket. ous before aaiuw 50 bitterly
denounced Use head 81 the ticket.
stating hat Hearst NaH = better.
rhs independent league was also
drnannerd b. she senator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
GRAIN BROKER SAYS METHODS
EMPLOYED WE'RE GOOD
BUSINESS" ~ CLARK BOASTS
HIM.
lserinn, rsIsn,.nh s.rvls.l

(seripps Telegraph ssrviee)
CHICAGO, Oct IL James pettii.
president OF the Peavey Elevator
company. a member Of the alleged
elevator trust. today gave the in
terEtate commerce commission a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
MEXICAN REBEL
IMPRISONED

DEL. RIO. Tex, Oct l~Juah
Jose Arrede. leader Of the Mexican
royoluflonistH. recently captured IN
the town 81 JimiHiz. Mexico, ar.
lived ~ sp0fford Junction aud was
brought 20 Jail here. where the
other rsyoluuoniats caught on Tex
as .oil are imprisoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
WOMAN IS
ROBBED
z'sswAYNss SECURES 500
k<o EscApEs AFTER BEING
a7rxckEo az par DOG
ucxas PANTS

Mkl&ND. Oct fNw Win.
= btfs vas held ~ AZ S o'clock
= ks1s IN her own home b. an
szs1 klghuayman. who secured
ne sobhef Threatened 60
= " aad had raised his gun 70
~ sAsa a PIT dog rushed 10 the
~ AHd attacked the highway
= VIA aaeh viFor that he hastily
- sas esespe At this tuncturs
~ sstis tainted and waa later
~ " hsf husband upon bis re-
n hon sork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
Asy IS OUT ALL
s. NIGHT IN CASE

an all night session OF the
,Ss,ing from . o'clock yes
- Nv : 70 this morning in Inc
a.. inlnry case o. Sarah Lyt.
- aEainat the Seattle Electric
~ occurring on March 4.
aemages 10 The extent af $500
~ ssfaed 70 he plaintiff Tie
d \ @M bad demanded damages
~, 'ss. The plaintiff vas Thrown
.,lsmpting 10 dlsmoant frgfa
ne ~eompsnya cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

es.rsrs rslsefaeh
y.TcFlA q 6 ost la'
rasiNg Steamer friue
- reaisfs reef TO- oas
yetefla she weni
~, - nlsht .n routs 60 Viz
~ xaneeaxsr
- uefs rescued by the
p RNhet Whfeh AZ
80 4 psrs 1t mianlsht enc nus.
~ twsnty rassrnssfa ~efe
49, ~ stranded sessel
N. hsss, ssaiheast storm
~ xssssl - comparatively
.Hxh 49, - badly dam.
~ vessel vm Be- noated
sss - ne wsaterr rsFiuiiS
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
MRS. DAVIS DEAD

NEW YORK. oct i1-MrE JEFF
fsrson Davis widow 81 the president
Of the confedcrary. died ln the Ma
Jestic hotel at T. o5 last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
F A[SSE:
Al
Mayor Moore Evidently
Didn't Mean What He
Said About Chief
Cook.

Has some friend Of chief Cook af
the ttrr department been %hispennE
into the ears OF MAYOR MooreG
n not. What Influence has been
brought 10 beat upon the mayor Ia
behalf 81 the chief Of the fire de
partmentf
A few weeks age the mayor stat.
cd privately that Cooks DAYS we're
numbered. aud Tor publication stat
ed that just az soon a. he could
set a man who could DO 90 the fire
department what Wapponstsln had
done 70 the police department that
Cook would be removed
moore's Views
The mayor has stated that he be.
ilsvea the seattle fire department
20 be In q disorEaniEed condition
snd that nothing better mas be ex.
pecied until q chief haa been
appointed
u Ia stated that he even pant no
far a. 10 intimate 10 the chief that
his resignation would not be al
lowed to las aFouad on the mayor
atty desk unopened Tor ans length
% time
Who 10 irNsstigatinef
An Investigation lnto xafinua
charges publicly made against sh.
chief l. supposed IA have been In
progress for some time past hut
uo one knows anything about this
uNeNtiKation but the mayer him
self He aaYa Il is stiil suing on
but the civil service commissioners
whose duiy II II 10 loak into ehArgea
made AGAINST clp employ So. knoa
nothing Of q
50 far a. the civil services com
miaHlou " concerned. said svcn
tsy Gfuui fhla morning there Is
nothing pos isfar. Il regarding any
member - the fire department
Give Alw ar Auto.
And lis ihe meantime the rity
council uiii hEf chief Cook an auto
mobile Fausheal. will Elrs him all
thr money De wants for a depart
meut that TIE mayor Hs3a cauuot be
emeiaul Until Cook il removed aud
ghe mvmsess a the department viii
tnniinaa 80 serve under q man feF
anom thrf have 40 respect aud
vha lacks authority IN hia depart.
seat because ~ has OBLIGATIONS 10
meu Under him
All Cunk all conItnnc to neEiect
fire department affairs ana wiu
quench tts thirst a. often and uher
ever be Nishsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
SENSATIONAL conJuoAI DUEL
TAKES PLACE IN COURT
Bors sloEs MAKE CHARGES.

A sensational eonlaEai duel took
risrs MS morning is me divorce
ssnrt e 1uase Yakes. ahen william
Jehrson and f~4arsnge johnson sue.
esssisti3 ieak the stand and detailed
Testimony ~ - domestic mlx-upH
~ hirh staggered ths 1oufhfui Afs
fafDesh uhu a. the examination
fspesdea almost shrauk ffofn
eitliinx further gfHNaame ard san-
Ruifmfy details.
The man IL shr eass being the
eeinpalnnut had prefsffea charges
~ brutal hss HnRa ~ lhe hands ~
hsH NfaaArs ~nameMiaF fiEhi. alice
ln2 eatFsue a%sxtsritY 10 the slinw
iaF 81 kiifhsn aars win he's etiffY
len fnEeshtf with all manner -
bsatAl ara abusive ilnuo all uak
tua tife = burden for the nufagtmnais
49, H4tfraa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
BOHEMIAN LIFE IS
CAUSE OF DIVORCE

inK the lure Of the bohemian ne
almesi every night q the week
When the muscular Mrs John
son. great ~ frame and with q var
like snap o. the eYe. took The stand
there vas q complete turning Of the
tables. Drinking beating the chill
dFvn 80 that marks and scars SER
Ia evidence not seldom for a week
aud a tongue unbfidiea "a the 30
~ profanity aud abusive uHmes
formed the burden u her charges
Continuing she detailed a NUM-
Der Of battles eith him iu most
nraphie lefmA telling bow. on iRHf
Fourth ~ Juiy. her husband had
asen III 90 celebrate hy iasuinE =
de- inFafson 81 Independence. dsrisr-
inK that he would either uais his
house af uiin ~ W~hsreuron the
Amasanlan warfior wa1ed into bim.
knoekea him aefurs she kitchen
stove ana 0ut u the house,
Child IN the b. Play.
During the progress q the ero~@
examination the child 81 the TIVE.
a Mtiie KiFl of ? trippad back and
forth between father and mother.
sitting alternately on the lap ~
aach. prattinE Nith equal frisadil-
ness "a both. and apparently the
only nsuffal pefNon in the court
room with the exception Of judge
and CLERK
The two were married In Knog-
vile Ia. IN ista
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
taoshsad Gets uv.a.

Mhaa Pat au the stand the dirnin
give husband testified % tn ihs
y sffaus mineral Ways charging
hwf With openly conserving aifh
hsf bearacrr vith lack o. aueetlen
fa hsf children. and With follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
s A
ROCK
stsamsr Princess VIC
,pria Is Ashore in
Oak Bay Near
Victoria.


I ..os,A. n c. Oct H.
s.se,ss Victoria as sue :
t's.ns nsassd at Y 20 to :
shf /.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
SENATOR WHITE
A MODERN SPARTAN
Maryland Statesman. Eighty-Twc
Years Old. Never Tasted Tobacco

n.i,f,a, ,tl ~, IA -Ntoul,,a.s
-, ~, .,,a,
- y N,''i,t,n, pinLnn,
49,
" =, -S,.,,T, -" ,,ns,
- :, , ta.a,S
IT, h"+ ,"r ,.to. =, ,trn,, -, Iin,,or
@ -. !" - ,,.,ia
~ H'.",NV.t -, - ' -, ~,
- " ~ -
~ ~ .i.,, ,uar. m,,ars
uo''iiu'N I'M 80"
"iiu ~ VIZ n'pu',.'' o,.
,.,i, .,I - ~,
car ON d pasS'hst. '''i ""o on ''o
f55e .",H ~ -, y.hic,
- 49, pistr;nt
me uhi'lue .rni.iSh, o' '"n i,s',,,'
!" ~, j., ,hlo =, ,nnaa,
side OF hat,,hn"rr' we, IS IN "o ,Ss 10 appyn y
az " :" ~ e
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
TALKS
OF EUROPEAN TRIP
Found No Anti-Anerican Sentiment,
but Profound Respect for Our
People ard Industries.

New York. Aug. 11.-Discussing his
European trip while in town Yesterday.
CONGRESSMAN Nicholas Longworth
said.
Il did not find any anti-American
sentiment which some notable Ameri-
cans have recently discovered on the
nthar side. on the contrary / found
every one extremely friendly To this
country. Wherever we went we found
only the p~rotoundest respect ard adj
miration for America and everything
American. lndustrially they regard US
as phenomenal. and politically and So
cially they have nothing but respect.
our prosperity II capacity for de-
velopment are amazing to Europeans.
The beef exposures created a SEN
ation in England. and for a time there
VA much talk concerning them. but
gradually the feeling of resentment
died out and | do not hin that the in
,ident will have lasting effect upon
The American beef business. In Ger
many and France ] heard practically
nothing about exposures.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
GOES TO THE c
Draeo Doctrine Not to Receive Def.
mite Action at Rio.

Rio De Janeiro. Aig. iG.-At the In
ternational American conference the
subcommittee has reported on the
Drago doctrine. recommending merely
that The Hague conference be request
ed to decide the question. Is the use
of force for The collection of public
debts admissable2' has been accepted
by four of the five committeeman The
fifth member, who. ii is reported. is
AN Argentine delegate, awaits instruc-
tions before asserting TO the report.
The F.cuadorian amendment elimin-
ating the American secretary OF state
as president of the bureaus governing
board was defeated after IL lively dis
cussiom. The conference adopted a
declaration in favor of the conclusion
OF "A %convention c~mbodying the prin-
of the contracting countries who re-
news mis- residence III the country of
his origin without the intention of re-
turning to the country where he was
naturaliZed be considered To have re
noinced his naturalization in the said
country. and the intention not to return
shall be presumed 10 exist when the
! natulaliZed person resides for oVer two
wears in the ountr of his origin. An
! amendment would make the provisions
of such naturalization treaty ~retrodCt-
i've.
4 resolution recommending to the diff
fereut republics the exteution for .
further period OF five years of ihe
treaty of arbitration for pecuniarS
claims agreed upon AT the Mexican
conference was adopted.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
OFF THREE
SHERlFFS, May Be one
John f. Diet, Who Has Held
the Cameron Dam,
Wins Out.
OFFICERS CINE 1T UP
Now It Is Said the Famous Outlaw
Himself ~iil &c elected
sheriff of Sawyer
Court.


liaNNarl Wis.. Ans. 10. 1t is neW
hclieyed h,"reatouts tlat John +. Dietz.
th. tnutltw OF cameron bani.~ has
,,n. rs. e..l,, . 49,. r,,.hs, .,n,-
, ,.,N.. 800 ,si Ia.
....,., MA So san III. ,.,,aF.rsf IA,
+.tI .,1l ,,,,h-
= linn. ,., III. .tn.n
.,.it, !, IN .,if,. IN, ,.nnrt.i
,sfi ~. ,,,tt,., ..nn,I f., s,n,,-
,t.t.s. h,.l.l
,,,, ~, ,+,tf;, Gov.
~ ~ M, - H., Nh IN
$500, ~. i,,n,.,. ,nr.,anias mo
49,, - 49," 49, .,, ',,,n.,a4 ~.
-, ~, -, 49,, 49,. ,a1
..,.,I -, 7o,sti'le ~ ,alE, nm ,hni,
a,t,,
bieiy ononed His ,pbt against the
lumber companies forty months ago.
when the chippewa company declined
To pay his bin tor labor. His small
farm lies on. both sides OF Thornapple
river at .he site of Cameron dam.
Di.tZ declared the lumber baronS must
pay his bill and toll ON the lumber
Heated down the river.
Drove R.ftsuer AWAY
M ,..1,u. ~, 49,. i.,, a..
-. 49, a,,ar, w., ,,aa.
,nn slni... 80 ma .,,n ,ha Inv
" ~ ."' 81
n.' an ,a,,,h ~, ,n., ~ I'm
- $50
'T.i ,s.
. n me nn ns nv ,nn, We n"a haan
s.osv,J1 .hn,a ,ha ~ .in,a S;a,.
su"'.ueu ~ - " ~ an,y~
N',o w. - W. ="
$3.50 h,, &c., w em w
" i's, nhn,i,,aa Viz f.i,,,. mm.n
~ 80 ~ 'e W.
.mi.eu states nt"iS,aa.s naNe t' mie, 20
.ei .;na nn1 I", ~, .
s n =, IN, a ny n;o,-,s th,.o.- rnnrn
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
SAW FUGITIVE BANKER.
Defaulting President of Wrecked Chi.
caeo Bank Is Seen in Pit.sburg
by a Close Friend.

Pittsburg. Aug. l1.-Paul @. stems
iand. the defaulting president OF tbs
Milwaukee Avenue State bank. of Chi
caso, was in Pittsburg yssteria lay y
at present is thought To be in the east
Stemsland was seen aboard a pennsyl
vania railroad train AT the Union sta
ton by oscar Eolmci a mechanica
engineer. who used To be q clos,
friend of S~tcnslanl. but had not seer
him for 1wG years. l!olmer had solis
to The station to meet . friend that
was on his Nay east, and while talkir..
IN the Pullman car his attention VS.
unexpectedly attracted to a man scated
near. In telling of The incident Hol-
me, said today:
Il walked UP to him and said. 'iIullo
S%tonsland. what are you doing here
For Cod's sake he said. is it You.
Don't give me MAY.
Il told HIM he and his affairs Nere
none of nay business. INC then h
started TO talk. He said he suppose
| knew all about his trouble and de
rlared he was almost out of his min
with worry. He told me that he was
going east. and said he had plenty 81
money.
".My friend. who anne from Rochss-
ter via Buffalo. told me the man whom
hat time and they had talked -
gether."
The train left here at S o'clock a. =,
Chicago. Aug. lG.-The directors %
the Milwaukee Avenue state banl. yer;
tcrday rcpudiated the Chicago Till
and Trust company as receiver. Tn
directors were unanimously in favor %
supporting Receiver l'etze!.
|. was announced Yesterday by tn
police thai = valise taken by Frcsiden
Stens!and Whom he left home had bee
folpd in a Wisconsin village. the nam
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
RAILROADS RUN
AN ICE COMPANY,
Astonishing Evidence Brought Out by
Government at Toledo-Punish-
ment Is Planned.

v-oIo1o n Auy IG -InterState CONF
800 -, iua,nants ,oa,v
49, ~ inn',;r'. ~ hoh,lf of ma GOV.
80. a." n'i,ns rai.tinns hat yraen ~.
= i,rnnas an,na 'T,nIean and tha ,cei
nnannna. ~, liz n,.ar ,hasa lines
Irn,., - u,i,nasse. Md haan summoned !
n"asS uimNm a. ~ thn .ro,edn.
Ice and Coal Company. recently SEN
fenced TO the w%orkhouse for conspiracy
in restaint of trade was the first Wit
ness called by the overnment
Luther Walter, attorney for the COM
mission made tho statement that those
who testified for The government would
be immune from punishment. but
if convictions followed he corroiations
they rurreS.p, would he puniSneI.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
LID M OFF IN
N OF EAGLES
Anrua! Convention Of Society Being
Held in Pabst Theater in Milwau-
kee-1.5Oo Attend.

eighth annual convention Of the grand
aerie. Fratcrnal order of Eagles, OPP
oned In the Pabst theater this fore
noon. the delegates numbering about
loo. Mayor Becker extended the
freedom Of the city in a few appro-
pirate remarks, taking occasion t.
raise tho lid" during the time the Wis
itors are the city's guests. There
promis. TO be an exciting contest
throughout tn week for the various
offices.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
OLD N GALLEY
FOUND BY DIVERS
Amphora of a Period Five Centuries
Before Christ Recovered from An
Gent Ship at Ceriqo.

Milan. Aug. 1.-THE chief of a squad
OF divers who recently went to Creek
waters at the request of King Georges
government s.just returned to Leg
horn. The mission of the diver IN
Greece was To seek for a Roman gajley
sunk near C.,iso and the vessels 81 The
Turko-ilgyptian fleet which sank d. he
battle of Navarino.
The chief of the divers states thai he
Roman galley was found at a depIh Of
fifty metres. All that remains of the
vessel is the hull. which is fort i've
metres long. In it the diver feInd
eleven amphora Of classic form. wHleh,
IN the opinion of archaeolosists. ate
from five centuries before Christ.
The galley is buried under "a mas of
mud. 1t is probable thai in the late-
rior bronze statues will be found sim
liar TO those brought to the surface
by Greek divers. but to get rid of the
mud ii will be necessary TO put special
machinery III operation. This VII be
constructed in Italy.
At Navarino they found sixte of
the seventy-two ships that We're sunk
during the battle. These lie at a depth
of weight metres and are tatied
under -four metres of mud. The ans
machinery will be necessary to VI oVe,
them.
The chief dive, is of the opinion fna'
while waiting FOR the construct 81
this machinery all further work .-i.aalo
be suspended til next spring. A sopi
as he arrived here the chief dive VA:
asked to go at once TO cape PaloS u
attempt the salvage of the lta.ial
steamer Sirio.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

ing the organization of cultural assoc
Citations, but the pope's decision ap
pears to make 1t impossible for inc
clergy to conform to the law. AT the
archbishopric II was stated that n"
steps had yet been taken to insur the
continued operation of churches. IT.
was understood that the encyclical was
accompanied by instructions concern
ing the means the hierarchy should
adopt.
Hope for a Settlement.
The view generally prevails that the
vatican seeks to create a situation
compelling the government to enter
into negotiations for some form OF
church organization that will be ac-
ceptable both To the church and state.
However, there is no indication of tho
governments Willingness to move in
that direction.
The government journals strongly,
disapprove of the encycliCal.
The free thinking and socialist jour
nails declare that France already has
expressed her opinion in the recent
elections, and that the government,
though embarrassed, must not give way
and thus leave The anti-clcricalS IN an
awkward position.
The Echo de Paris considers a re-
| ligious war to be inevitable unless the
government compromises before De-
cember IL. after which date. according
to the law. any exercise of religion. UNI
less under the auspices OF associations.
will incur risks of fine or iniprison-
mcnt. being considered clandestinc
Rome. Aug. 1.-THE text of the
po,pr'S long expected oicyclical to arch
bishops and bishops of France concerns
ing their future conduct IN view OF the
enactment of lows providing Tor the
separation OF church and state appeared
in the Osservatore Romano today. 1t
,r.fa,.. ~. -. ~ frti. L ,It y,ll,1J condemns
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
TRY TO BURN VILLAGE.
Burglars After Robbins Store at Der
rien Certer, Mich, Fire
the TcWn.

Berrien Center. Mich. Aug. 16.-Aft-
L robbing the general store of S. A.
i..utter. burglars early today set fire
to the building and attempted to de-
stroy the village.
The village was saved Trough the
hard work OF a bucket brigade of 100
men who lahore, several hours fight
ing the fan es.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
FANATICS
American Military and Native civil
Authorities Counsel Regarding Dis
pcsal OF Pu.aianes.

ference at ~T'aoloban. Island Of LIE, te. on
August l. with Major General wood.
Brigadier General Lee. GaNesnor
Deveyra ard fifteen Presidents. who
promised 70 suinGrt t,e Amcri,Ha au-
thoiitics ana - f:.a.sfi MORN .tion
leading t. NC 81. -er.-5ai..14 / taa
Nula- mes.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
STICKNEY SPOILS
ANOTHER SCHEME
In the Roe OF "Butter-ln" he
Upsets Star Chamber
Session.
"c0MPRoMlsG" is OFF
Great Morsaern, SOC aud Northern Pa.
eifc Wouid Redlee Grein Rates
Providing Immunity
Wa Granted.
MCOMPROMiSG" is OFF

So. Pau. Mimi. Aue. ia meeting
# t,4 state r4ii,oAl and warehouse
commission Nas held here for the ful-
pose il is said. d.. aeiing on "a l4toposi-
lill .roW inc Greet Northlr4. North-
crn Pacific aul 500 Line railroads.
Wn.el agreed To- aoslee ;3e freight rate
oa waett per cent. D goo pouaas
provided the state commission would
cam of the prescott Investigation anal
reduction Of freight rates Oh oonllAol-
iiies.
Opposition 10 the proposed COM
proinis, was made on behalf of the
Chicago Great Western, omaha. st.
rau. afd other southern Minnesota
roads. which claimed that they would
be more seriously affected by the con
teinplated reduction in The grain rates
l4an by a readJustment of the com
modify tariff.
III view of the opposition the COM
mission finally announced that the
proposition of the three northern roads
had been rejected.
What Was Proposed.
The dispatch tells a sensational story
of Il star chamber session arranged be-
tween Railroad Commissioners Mills,
staples and Young. and j. NJ. Hanna
ford. of the NORTHERN Pacific, and
Fourth Vice President Campbell. of the
500. This was abruptly broken into by
President Stickney. of the Chicago,
Great Western. who came in unlimited.
According to the dispatch three roads.
they being authoritatively stated as the
Northern Pacihc. the Great Northern.
and the 500. made a proposition to the
railroad commission by which they
,e,.pea to reduce the freight ON wheat
cent a 100 pounds. provided the com