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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-12-05
rERRoRlsrs, PLOT.
Plans to Wreck Russia's Government
Are Frustrated.

Geneva, Dec. A Russian Terror
SITS plot to assassinate the Emperor
and blow up the imperial palace and
Douma and pillage the imperial bank
of Russia was discovered by police
here today. One arrest was made.
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cen. AlIen rhomas bead.

Waveland. Miss. Dec. 4.-Gen. Allen
Thomas. United States minister to
Venezuela during the second admins
tration Of President Cleveland. died at
his home here Tuesday. aged II years
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PARKER is GUILTY.
ottumwa Man Practieed Medicine
Without a License.
Special to Daily Herald.

Special to Daily Herald.
ottumwa, Dec. 4.-After being out
over five hours the jury in the Charles
Ray Parker case. indicted for prac-
ticing medicine without a license. re-
turned a verdict of guilty. The Of
fense is punishable by fine of not
less than $500,
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CALL FOR STATEMENTS,
National Banks to Report At Close Of
Business Dec. 8.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 4.-The
Comptroller of the Currency today
called for the quarterly statements Of
the condition of all National banks at
the close of business Dec 8.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRSI RACE-SiI furlongs. Hannibal Bey. lO7
(Koenerl, l6 to ;. won; Javanese la3 CT Taylorl,
to ]. second; No Quarter, 100 ,Pickensl to !.
third. Time IA Is. Martius Voting. DR.. Lee HUFF
man. sylvan Belle Clifton Forge Yender, and
Mayor Duncan also ran.
SECOND RACE - Five and one-half fuTlongs.
Louise X. 95 (Aiartnl Is 70 l. won; Cloyne. 81
walsh. 13 10 TO- second Rebel Queen lO7 tHeidell
Is to ]. third. Time. 106 rs. May Jene Mystiner.
OrdoDom, Car. AHowswift, Balls. Darling Dan.
and Moscow Belle also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile Harting IS GIartinl.
to l. won; Hazel Patch, lO6 tKoem'rl. 6 10 l. sec
ond: Beau Brummel los IT, Lee). to l. third.
Time 1:39 3-5. WoOlst0ne. High Bear, DeFout Uncle
Henry. and Bonebreak also ran
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Lightwool. 100 Shilling). TO 3 won; Lexoline lg7
Zee. to ]. second; Old Honesty. ll5 (HeidoD Y
70 !. third Time. is 35, True Wing. M0nsignoT
Deutschland. and Red Gauntlet also ran
FIFTH RACE-SiX furl0ngs. Rustic. lO2 Pow
ersl TO ]. won Stanley Fay. 100 lK0erner). 10
10. second; Lady Marth g Martini Is 20 J. third
Time. I13 IS. Colonel Bob, Hanbridge Laura Clay.
aud Centersh0t also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six fuTlongs McChogd. 10 CKoer-
ner 13 to 5. won; Cutter l05 tSchessinger) to 5.
second; Fay. lO5 tHeidel. Y to- third Time.
lis IS. Ben Strong, French Nam. Merry. Prytania,
Matte H. Copperfeld, Stoner Hill. Belletoone. and
Magistrate also ian.
SEVENTH RACE-Ons mile Miss Strome. 100
tPoweTsl 10 ;. won; Belle Scott. LOB Martini. Il
to l. second EleCtOTiDe 100 tPickCnsl. TO l. third
Time, 10 45. Sister POLKA Miss Alert, Anna Rus
kin and La Volta also ran.
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlougs Niblick. IL tFoleyl,
TO S. Won; Leo Paul s5 ,Rosenl. 30 TO !. second;
Frank Collins. IL Burton. 3 70 l. third Time.
IA. J. W. ONen Peurhyu, Hancock, Nettie
Carta, Tyrolian. Silver Tail, Bindoo Prince, and
Byzatine also ran
SECOND -Steeplechase; short course Pick
Time. rs (Smpson) 70 !, won; DacTa, l26 Tray
lorl. to l. second: The Chef l3S 90 C5nnorl. 70
l. third Time 20. Butwel snoWdrift, Amber
Judge Nolan. and Humorist also ran.
THIRD RACE-FTe fuTiCngs Antoine l05 lBa-
kerr. ~ l. won; Scmbrita. lo3 Burton. 10 20 /,
second; Yankee Rose loi GIorelandl, 20 5. third
Time 03 15 Andalusia, Florence l.. Leoua
Combs. Culture Cantless, Charlie Menge. and Jen-
nis PITCHER also ran
FOURTH RACE - Five and one-half furiongs
Platoon, los Foley, % 5. won, Emergency. ll5
tKleiul. IL J. second; EdgIey, llj Riley. even.
third Time, 20 IS. Dog Rose and Ohiyesa also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Henry Scott, loi tAu-
bucbonl. 10 J. won: Rather Royal. l0 lMorslandi,
even second Careless lC2 Baker, % 70 !. third
Time la 35 jungle Imp. Helen H, Canopian,
and Alostiboy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five and onehaf fIriongs. Ne
lange. los Connolly. % 10 J. won: Mamaroneck. g
BAKER, 70 /. second; senator Paynter 90 tSIur
ply. 3 70 J. third. Time O5 3-5- out Of step
AWless. Lee Crest, BluieH. Linda Lake, Kitty
smith, Little Edna, CsFasco and Croydon also ran
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Lineup and summary.
ATHLETES TO GET LETTERS.
Committees Appointed at G. w. u.
Athletic Association Meeting.


Messrs. Gates. Gonzales, and Biddle
were appointed a committee to investigate
the eligibility of members of last years
basketball team and to decide upon the
insignia which shall be awarded to them.
At a meeting of the George Washington
University Athletic Association last night
similar committee was also appointed
to employ the same functions in regard
TO the members of the 1906 track team.
A motion by Graduate Manager E. c.
Wilson, OF the football team. to the effect
that all candidates reporting for practice
by October q and remaining out to the
end of the season be awarded proper in
sigma subject TO the approval OF coach,
captain, and manager, was accepted.
The Hatchetites' gridiron prospects are
good at present. There were thirty-one
all the men showed a willingness for
work gratifying to Coach Nielsen. A
likely man for the back field IL the per
son of Crafts has been unearthed, who
shows promise OF developing into star
of the first rank.
The training table for the squad will
be started to-day, and those interested
look for an Improvement in the condition
of the men from now on.
Chairman Phillips conducted the meet
ing. which was attended by Capt Gun
ming. Coach Nielsen, and Graduate Man
ager Wilson. of the football team; Man
ager Wood, of last years basketball
team; Biddle, the present manager; Man
ager Fleming. of the track team; Il. Bic
laski, OF the alumni; {. A. Veditz. or the
faculty; Manager Gonzales. of the base
ball team, and Gates, president of the
athletic association.
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PUNTS AND PASSES.

Andover misses the big men who have
made the team powerful in the past.
Yale is better versed in passing the ball
/ accurately for distance than for catch
ing it.
Harlan is doing some great drop kick
ing and placement goal kicking Tor
Princeton.
At the University of California the rule
| preventing freshmen from playing on the
| varsity team has been abolished.
Brown should have a most successful
season this year. The crowds are larger
than at any New England college except
Harvard.
Prince Marayah, the -year-old
football candidate at COrnelN is the son
of the maharajah Of one Of the big prov
inces in India.
Capt Douglass, Of Annapolis, who has
expected by the Middies TO be ready to
play throughout the Harvard game.
Fred Murphy says he viii have the
strongest team in Browns history this
year. The test will come when the Provi-
dence team lines up against Pennsylvania.
Eddie Cochems, whose St Louis Uni
versity team had a clean record last year,
is after the same honors again, as 1t
means games for 1905 with several strong
Eastern college teams.
William J. Clothier. the former national
lawn tennis champion. who played end
for SwarthmOTe and Harvard. is assist
! ing George II. Brooke at Swarthmore in
developing the football team.
Harvard's hospital list is causing the
coaches considerable worry. Eight men
arc under the doctors care. Fortunately
/ for the Crimson team. none of the play
ers are seriously injured.
The Johns Hopkins University football
/ squad is gradually rounding into form
under the leadership of Capt Ridgeley
and Coach AbneT Sayler. The team is
light. but is reported to have lots Of
speed.
Amherst has developed the forward pass
and the outside kick to a degree of pro
/ dciency this year. Several times this sea
son they have made up penalties for il
/ legal passes by Onside kicks and forward
/ passes.
The appearance of Manager DUtchee.
of the Harvard football team. on Frank
! lin Field last Thursday caused a wave
come of his errand may be the cause of
resuming athletic relations between the
! two colleges.
Cambridge is wondering if at last Lock-
wood viii develop into the back he prom
I ised 10 be long ago when he made his
/ first appearance against the PENNSYLVANIA
/ team. Against Maine he made dashes
| of 60, 30, and p yards, with little or no
Interference TO help him.
( Harvard is still having trouble with the
ends. KennaTd started out in promising
( fashion, only to fall by the wayside.
Bird and Foster look rather promising at
/ present. Like Pennsylvania. Harvard is
ranning line men with the ball already.
1 The tackle is dropped back and used in
/ the old straight or diagonal tandem.
Walter Mccormack. the former North
western football coach. and Ralph Hoag-
/ land, of Princeton, will referee the ma
jority Of the big games in the West this
year Evarts Wrenn, of Harvard, will
co the principal part OF the umplring
Announcement of the officials for the big
games was made last week by the con-
ference committee on officials
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DEMANDS PROMOTION.
Policeman InVokes Aid of Court TO
Compel Advancement.

NuMPCA AuNAHSNmeHN.
Attorneys Edward Mclean and W. J..
Lambert yesterday instituted mandamus
proceedings in the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia on behalf Of Police
man Howard c. Russell, to compel the
District Commissioners to place the
policeman in class 2. instead Of class /. Of
the metropolitan police force. Justice
Gould signed an order returnable October
IS for the Commissioners to appear and
show cause why the policeman should not
be thus promoted
In the petition IL is set forth that Rus
sell was appointed a member Of the force
on January g. 1903. and through success
sive promotions was made desk sergeant
on July l. 1865. II is cOntended that un-
der an act OF Congress. reorganiZing the
force and increasing salaries, that Rus
sell, on account Of seniority, was entitled
TO be placed in class >, at $50 per month,
on July /, 1906, He applied for appoint
ment in this class, II is stated, but his
application was refused, and he has been
continued in class /. at SO per month.
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PLAN GOLF TOURNEY.
Many Prizes offered I'm BannOckburn
Club Matches.

many HriEeE OuercO IN bannOckbuEn ~
Club Matches.
A handicap prize competition, open to
members Of clubs in the United States
Golf Association will be held on the
links Of the Bannockburn Golf Club. at
Chevy Chase, Md, on Saturday, October
26, 1907.
Prizes will be offered as follows: Handi-
cap prizes, first, lowest net score; second,
next lowest net score; consolation, third
lowest net score.
Gross score prizes: First, lowest gross
score; second, next lowest gross score;
consolation, third lowest gross score. No
player viii be awarded more than one
prize.
United States Golf Association and es-
tablished rules of course will govern play.
Entries will close Friday evening. October
25 and must be accompanied by seCre-
tary's statement of handicap.
Play may begin any time after $50, but
all cards must be in by 6 p. n.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
VIII PInx second Game

The Hickman and White baseball team
will play the second Of its series of three
games with Trinity at National Park this
afternoon at 5:45 o'clock. Wyatt Lee.
former Washington twirIer, now playing
with the Altoona club, of the Tri-State
League Will twirl for the professionals,
while Bernie Gallagher viii be sent in 10
do the heavy work for the amateurs.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
NEW DAY LINE TO
jamestown and Norfolk

AT REDUCED RATES,
FARE. s255. ROUND TRIP; Sic. one way;
$40 20 Richmond and return.
Leave Washington. Rieys Wharf. 6th ST. sw.. az
3 a. II Tuesdays Thursdayz and Saturdays Re-
turning. leave CampbelIs Wharf, Norfolk. AZ rs
a. n Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Ticket oH5ce. 18th and Pa ave. uT.
l. J. WOOLLEN, c. P 4
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AImas TemnIe starts To-day.

'Ffo. for the Hagerstown fair is the
slogan Of the nobility Of Almas Temple
to-day Already have the emissaries
completed arrangements for the COM
fort of the party
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The Irceun.
The GnvefY.

Jolly Grass Widoss' ............At 2ls and s.I5
A burlesIue show. a lot Of music, and some yaude
Vile
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The Majestic.

The Two Orphans 'r....,........At DIS and sl5
The Kathryn Pumeli stock company in standard
version Of this fayoute old play Miss Purnell plays
with distinction.
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Nh NnfinnnI

The Lion and the Mouse" .........At 2a5 ana sao
Charles Klein's powerful American play. depicting
conflict between love and the moneypoTer. Wen
presented by Edmund Breese and a good company.
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AT THE THEATERS.
The BeIasco.

Anna KareniDa' ...,...........At At 2:l5 and 5:l5
play made from episodes in Toistoi's novel Of
the sans name. An entertaining play of low ideals
admirably acted By Virginia Harmed and John Ma
son. with a good supporting company Rnd eiabogate
effects
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
The Columbia,

The Virginian' 6l5
Oven Wister's Wyoming story IN sage version
rattling good picture Of Western life and love. with
just enough shooting to give Il atmosphere. good
entertainment
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UNCLE Wins EASILY
Hildreth's Colt Has No TrOu-
bic in Stake Race.
MAKES A SHOW OF HIS FIELD
EIIIson's TemaceO shows the Way
in the Mile and Three-siXteenths
HandicaD-JOhn Sanford Wins Two
Races with Danoscarn and Fulton
viIIe-EarI G. Gets Place in Fifth.

New York. Oct. 15-S. c. Hldreth's s
Uncle. at the liberal odds Of 2 to /. scored
a spread eagle victory in the Rancho Del
Paso stakes. for two-year-olds. six fur
longs. stralghtaway. AT Belmont Park TO-
DAY. Uncle ran IN blinkers this time, and
with Miller up he simply made a show
Of the others from start 20 finish. win
ming in a romp by half a dozen lengths
in l:l3.
It was a hard drive for the place, FaI-
cada. 10 /. beating Jim Gaffney, S TO 1,
a head. the latter being interfered with
by Alfred Noble, to l, for a greater
part Of the distance. The latter was an
added starter. but quit at the last fur
long pole, finishing head out Of the
money.
c. r. EIison's Temaceo. 13 to :, second
choice, showed the way from the raising
OF the barrier in the handicap at mile
and three -sixteenths, and won as he
pleased by three lengths from Cairng0rm,
S-to-5 favorite. who had two lengths over
Melbourne. ; to l. The latter beat Perse-
verancc a head. The time was l;5S
John Sanford won two races with
Dan0scara and Fult0nville. 1t was in the
NTH race for all ages. at seven fUrlongs.
that Danoscara. at : TO 1. closed rapidly
when she reached the head Of the stretch,
and outgaming Earl G.. TO l, neat him
a length and a half in 1:25 20.
Earl G. was under q hard drive to keep
the place from the Patehogue Stable S
Don Enrique. IS 10 s. who was in a series
T.F4
ME Blake. 7-to-2 favorite, who was al
most knocked down in a jam soon after
the start ran swell race, and finished a
head out Of the money.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-One mile. Lad Of LanEden. l9-
Dugul. 20 5. won Summer Cloud, lC Miller.
S so 5, second; Ramrod, lG tMcDanieh, 20 J.
third. Time. l39. PARK Row. Lachesis. Constan-
tina. FIRST Ward. Grace Cameron, Nurilla. and
Second Light also
SECOND RACE SteepleChase; about three miles.
Jimmy Lane. 156 ,Tumburkei. ( 10 8. won; Islam.
ls5 (Archibaldl. % to l. second; Or. Keith. l35
Henderson, 10 J. third. Time, ga Guardian.
knight Of ElWay. and GarreJt also
THIRD RACE-Seveu furlongs. Fultonv.lle IL
CAIcDanieD. 20 :. won; M0nocle. III lAmidonl.
% 70 J. second; Brother Jonathan, IL (Eihn}. s
to /. third Time. p 25. Bolando Throckmorton.
Wise Child, Billy Pullman, Latena, and Tennis
also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six firlongs. Uncle - Diu-
lerl. to l. won: Falcada. 100 Duganl 10 l.
second; Jim Gafney. l22 Knapp. to l. third.
Time. I:I3 Alfred Noble Halkct Robert Cooper.
AdriUche. and Bouquet also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seven fJTl0ngs- Dancsara, l09
(Fiunl S to J. won Earl g. 50 lCsoldsteinl S 70
l. second Don Enrique ia Knapp. 5 10 l. third.
Time. :25 25. Johnny Blake. Troublcmsker, Preen.
Frank Lubbock. Marster, Frank Lord and Grippold
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne and three-sixteenths miles.
Temaceo, III Dugani, to l. won; Caimgorm, u
knapp. 10 l. second. Welboune, l2i Miller, )
10 !. third. Time. 1.55. Perseverance also ran.
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Chase's.
Nandarille

--i| 90
good vaudeville bill. headed by Robinson Cru
soes Isle" pretentious Offering. There are seven
other gOoc acts
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The New Academy.

Josie, the Little Madcsp .......-..........At S:l5
Miss L0ttie Williams in a clever musical comedy
drama by Charles F. Blaney. Audiences find 1t
amusing
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nnenn SfenmshIn.

New York Oct l5.-Auive1: Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, from Bremen, October g.
Sailed from foreign ports. Friedrich der Crosse
from Bremen; Princes Irene from Gibraltar.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16

The GAY MasquCraders' At 2l5 and Sis
A burleslue shCy with Robert FitzsinmOns and
his wife as a feature
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
VIcTORIAHOTEL,

SIain ST. N0TfOIs. Vs. European plan p. Il =
Brine Manager Cars TO jamestown Exposition ~
the door; two squares 70 wharf, Iog EatsE EJGts
je5d&S-lm then If
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
S46.25 to California

TN October .. l9G.-Iia Washinetou-S Sgrsst
RGUte.
Tourist Sleeping Cars, personally conducted with.
out change. Thee times weekly the year round
Berth. %s-54
a. J. POsTON GenL Agent
aul0-d 5II Pa ave. 5l5 i5tb Fl
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CARS TO KENSINGTON

Cars from 18th st. and y. Y, ave. eyery i min.
/ Pass Rock Greek Bridge and Park, main entrance
/ Zoo and Country Club to Chevy Chase Lake. Con-
meet with Kensington cara Round trip tickets
sc, at FusseIls. GuZ-d
/ Ferry Service TO Alexandria
/ Steamer Laekawanna every HOUR and a HALF.
! 8 N. 10 p n daily and Sunday. FARE
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ThraII's Punt Blocked.

Thrall's punt was blocked and Western
got the ball, Champion gaining 10 on
the forward pass. On an exchange of
punts, Thrall got the pigskin. and he
and Hart gained 10 yards each. and
Brewster pulled of another end run good
for p yards. to Westerns 3-yard line.
where Ellis was showed over for the
third touchdown ThraH kicked a dif-
ficult goal.
After Robson kicked of. llne-smashing
by Thrall and Hart carried the ball up
10 Westerns S0-yard line. where Thrau
was thrown for a loss on a fake kick
from placement ThraD attempted an
other goal from placement. but missed
and Western kicked Off from its 25-yard
line. Thrall and Hart made good gains,
and on Westerns 35-yard line Brewster
was given the bah. and by a brilliant
run, carried it over for the fourth and
last touchdown. Thrall missed a hard
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
lIRTH RACE
upward. one mile

SIXTH RACE -Seliin.
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ROMANCE ENDS
IN A WEDDING

Miss EVELYN Fox aud Louia a.
tIennamann we're married At
o'clock this morning at the Church
Of the immaculate Conception, Rev.
Father Dillon ofiieiafiuk Tho eefes
u,ony Was quiet affair, none but
immediate relatives attending. The
bride is a daughter II MI and Mrs
A NJ Fox. formerly OF Spokane,
aud the bridegroom one 81 the man.
agcrs at Henesacy'a department.
store IN Butte.
The marriage u the elimination
% romance started fenr years aso.
whom the bFide<room was a student
az GonAaKa college and the bride
a the floly Name academy sfas
Kane. The couple left this after
noon on an extended honeymoon
tour through the Pacific northwest
and win be at homo Ia Butte. Mont
after Feb I.
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SAILOR SUICIDES
AT BREMERTON

nREMERroN. Jan. it-~W. p
straioon. sailor on she Wiseon.
sin. committed suicide last night -
shootlnx himself slightly shove the
heart with a 30 30 kragJorgensau
rifle tie ated az o'clock Ia the
marine hospital. where he had been
removed Ia dying condition.
Stratton vas "a years of age. and
had been u The service three years.
he Was well known and was very
popular about the Yard Il Il said
that he lad been drinking more or
less. and IN a note which he LETT
he sisted that ho had done many
things for which be was ashamed
Dependency over hts drinking. and
also. 4 Il alleged ever family At
fairs. II said 10 have been tho cause
for the act He ans unmarried
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GROWERS
CROW D DEPOT

Possibly the iargeat list of pas
nenFcra to have alinhted from any
one train az the new Union depot
since ita erection n year nEo, ar
rived this morning en the Northern
Pneifiee irwin City hNproHa from b.
Paul Fully 900 passengers. among
Thorn 900 fruit growers In the
Yakima valley. crowded the depot
90 lie fullest capacity AZ O'Clock
this morning The fruit growers
loft at !. 30 a, M for Everett TO a..
tend the annual convention Of the
Northwest Fruit Growers aasoeia.
ton. being held today and tomor'
row
The train was due here at i.lb
yesterday afternoon. bat was de-
layed by the heavy snow IN tho
mountains The North Coast Lin.
ltod and the Burlington A It Paul
trains. which we're due yesterday.
are both delayed many hours. bur
are expected 20 arrive sometime 10.
day Tho Great Northern has an.
nulied tho Fast Mail train. due ih
Seattle az o'clock thia morning.
The Great Northern Oriental Lin
ltud. which was due yesterday, nc
rived thiH morning
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woauN's CENTURY clun'

AZ the msoiiaH 1t the Women
Century eiuh. held at the ISLANDER
hotel late Saturday afternoon the
following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year Mrs. 1satke
Marion Savage. PRESIDENT Mrs. w
A. fuater. vice president, MfH. J. II
simisan. uecond Vice president MR.
W. G. Hastings. treasurer Ara. W
A. AfmHtfanE secretary Mina Anna
"A. Murray. corresponding beeretafN
MrH II Al. Denton. auditor The
Delegates Ca the city Federation
are Afa. Anna iteck Alien, Mira
Thomas {. Wisweii aud MrH. ", y
White.
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ANOTHER ROCK ISLAND
WRECK-FIVE KILLED

E. J. RUprfni.p. AlmoEorde, n.
NJ. fireman.
HARLEY SPENCE. Corona. n,
NJ. ahuapmau,
ANDREW HEBRON hlHhee'
Arts
Mexican child. WEARS Old
when the tfam struck the switch
tho engine overturned hllink the
engineer and fireman instantly.
Tho express car. dining caf and
pullman we're thrown from the
track OF she eight Passengers IN
urcd noue we're seriously hurt
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STATUE or AsToR AT rHE
AMP. EXPOSITION

A statue u John Jacob Astar. The
founder 81 Astoria. ore. may be
erected by the New York society. II
Seattle. at tho A.s1 ~ exposition.
Antnr. who was the founder Of the
New Ynfk family Of that name;
founded the oregon city In ihti a.
A fur station
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tssrlees Telegraph ssrvIssl

Ell rAso. Jan, ia Rock Island
passenger train No 50 crashed into
an open switch az Harvey, n NJ
100 mites north % here. az 40 sat
urdsy night. kiillng five persons and
iniurinK eight. The train was the
same which Was IA collision with Ne.
- az Nolland KAN IA which as
persons were KILLED
The dead
N. r. ACKLENs Amogordo, y
st. engineer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

WASHINGTON. - C.. Jan H.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

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