D lX S U N K O N SOUND.
M U C H DAMAGE R E P O R T E D .
Steam er G o e . to Bottom Carrying
Down 39 o f Her P . , i eng ers. 8
Hood On P u get Sound
Iter 51 .000 ,000 *
U GROUND
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 1‘J— Theste.m-
er D.x, Captain P. Irarmon, bound
horn Seattle to Port Blakeley with pas-
sengers, sank two miles north of Alki
pom t soon after 7 o’clock last night
after
a r e r u in e d
a collision
Floods In Oregon and Washington
Destroy Homes and Bridges.
White, stuck and Green R ivers
Drive Farm ers From Hom es.
with the steamhip
Jeanie, Captain P. H . Mason, of the
Alaska (.oast company.
Castle Rock, Wash., Nov. 16. — The
Cowlitz river lias become a raging tor
rent, carrying houses, trarns, logs and
other drift down in the flood.
Many
families are homeless and have savep
An
Im p orta n t
S ocia l
P ro b le m .
Faclflc coast farm er has a rival In
Japanese farm er.
It Is fo r him to
decide which shall occupy the markets
at home and abroad. But the American
with business tendencies does uot hes
itate. He sees the opportunities in the
land and Is hastening to grasp them
before It Is too late. H ere is another
lesson for the youug man o f today.-—
¡Seattle I ’osL
but few belongings from their ruined
No tendency o f modern times has
L U X U R Y IN R A N C H HOUSE.
homes and are temporarily quartered caused so much uneasiness in the miuda
o
f
gqplal
philosophers
and
reformers
as
Tlnrty-nine passengers and members
_______
with friends on higher ground. The
C o t «H ess
and
S llv e riv o re — C o s tlr
the d rift o f population from the rural
Most Heavily and the of the erew of the Dix are missing and
G ifts fo r G uests.
Northern Pacific bridge across the Cow-
LOW
districts to the cities. That this ten
A little one-story, six-room, loag-
38 were saved.
The Dix is » total
orthern Pacific and Great Northern
at Olequa is washed out.
Come N e x t-L u m b a r-
dency Is deplorable Is admitted on all ranch house lu Lander, Wyo., with
Railroads Tied U p -T h re e
wreek. The Jeanie was not injured in
| The town of Castle Rock is in a state hands, but there Is no general agree
•0 i_o»e Logs and Boita.
sage-brush land stretching away from
of chaos. Electric lights are out be- ment as to what should be doue to dis
tiie least and no member of her crew
Lives Are Lost.
It In all directions and w ith only a
i
£*use
of
the
flood.
The
town
marshal
was lost.
The master of the Dix
courage 1L Recently, ho.wever, public
mountain
stage coach,
j has closed the saloons to add to the speakers aud writers have been Insist lumbering
The I collision occurred
tfash., Nov. 17.— T h e floods was saved.
public safety. The people are meeting ing that the way to keep the bright drawn by four horses, connecting it
Seattle,
with the outside world, has in It more
ov- 15.— Floods in the the situation in a philosophic way and
\ river valleys south of Seat- w h ile the sound was almost as smooth
young men und women on the farms than auy other house, public or pri
L height yesterday m orning, as a m ill pond, and after the boats had White, 8tuek and Green rivers, which are not becoming panic stricken,
Is to ameliorate the conditions o f coun vate, In the State.
began Tuesday night, have swept uwav |
„hiding.
1» the' central been steaming within sight of each
try life. The extension o f telephone
Arapahoe toasts not near fifty soul*
railroad trackage, inundated
North Yakima, Wash., Nov. 16.—
other
for
a
quarter
of
an
hour.
lines Intq the country aud the rural all told.
-White Kiver country alxiut
But the traveler going by
all
the
valley
towns,
rendered
hundreds
After
falling
slightly
the
Yakim
a
anil
T h e Jeanie was tracking when she
free mall delivery are steps In that stage from Lander to Shoshone w ill
L of Kent and Auburn, dry
of farmers homeless and cost three lives Naches rivers are again rising and the
collided
with
the
Dix
and
the
impact
direction.
But
the
general
Improvement
up to date. Until the
Lsringand the people, d riv-
find its ranch an uncommonly good one
very slight.
Western l nion „ damage
„ ------ - to property of all kinds is o f the country roads would be a far-
¿¡arrounding high land for u T i f t T ', , 1T !■ T1,e D‘ XWiU)struck last night succeeded in g e t o g a whe
at which to stay over night, for Mrs.
w »« entirely cut Kr°w in g worse.
Bad roads do Becker, Its gracious hostess, does not
A ll communication more important step.
„[»turning to th eir homes. abaft of amidships on the starboard to Portland, Seattle was
side. She listed heavily to
\jrini! waters m aintain a high b rief period righted
if t|‘ ,rt fur »
from the outside world by either wi,h the outside by rail is cut off. more than anything else to projnote j spend all her money on ornnments fo r
Ignorance,
Isolation, discouragement, her table. She always makes enough
tie mouth of the Duwamish
and disgust among the country people to pay two first-class Chinese cooks
the mouth of the Puy-
launch life rafts or boats before -'■-was
she
this was the onlv . T
J
’ .but under wat,'r *»-* the city is isolated Good roads promote attendance at
i ,he south where they ure
and to supply her table with delica
almost entirely submerged. Passen
T
tion C
t l e has
h0“ ' L had.
nr nS ° f COmmUnl°a- i
^ e surrounding country.
tion
Seattle
school and the church; they make so cies.
•by the tide.
lh
e
fears
of
the
poeple
are
that
the
gers jumped from the decks into the
clal gatherings, literary societies, dra
The three men lost in the floods were
’ wrty loss w ill lx. heavy,
Many ranch houses look neither move
' r~
" ^ ,v Naches river may change its course and
water, women screamed and officers drowned ... i : i
matic entertainments, and club aud nor less inviting from
Lesiwding $1,000,000.
The
the outside
' buna
. that
. . ti,—
I e ughting
to
break
up
log
come
down
the
old
~ i
,
-r - b
me uiu river bed to the
uml men called orders that could hardly
lodge meetings (mssihle during the win than docs this one. l>lrt. poor food,
L of the Northern Pacific rail-
be heard above the din.
t X iis
a,ld L‘OUI“ I we8t ,,f tht' city- If this happens the
ter and spring. With bad roads the crackisl dishes, wretched service and
¡ind trackage in volves a
It wi l l 1 -,
i i ,
damage w ill lie inestimable, as the
The passengers from the Dix who
farmer is compelled to hibernate, so Insufferably bad tods cimqiose the ac
-)000. The Interurban elec-
\
h,
>
1
i
u
fe
the
b**t
'ru
it
orchards
and
some
of
the
fin-
could swim made their way to the sides
cially, for three or four mouths in the commodations. The traveler Is agree-
i ¿tween Seattle and Tacoma
u
la
rtr-iin
!
^
ume
re*-
homes
in
the
valley
lie
direct
in
its
of the Jeanie and were dragged aboard. uiar train operations.
The
Great
year. W ith good roads, these mejiths ably surprised, then, when he finds the
to spend $100,000 for re-
The Jeanie was not moved until after Northern is tied up for a shorter per course.
become the most pleasant and In some wealth o f cut glass, china and silver
2 the individual losses of farm -
all who had reached her had lx“en iod, for trouble on that road is due to
Wenatchee, Wash., Nov. 16.— The respects the most profitable In the year. ware which graces Mrs. Becker’s table,
ijaimnen make up the reinain-
hauled aboard. Then she cruised about an avalanche of mud that swept out a
flood still rages unabated. Added to
[,es of live stock is not ns
The Improvement o f the country excellent service, every delicacy that
picking up several who had managed to portion of track.
fit first feared, being probably
the
destruction by the rain and water, roads ts now recognized as <yie o f the a city mnrket affords, cleaullucss ev
stay above water.
It was after 10
Auburn,
Kent,
O’
Brien,
Renton,
I
p,000. The loss on crops s till
greatest questions before the American erywhere, easy chairs and couches,
o’ clock before the Jeanie left the scene Oriellia and half a dozen smaller towns the wind ¡a llo w in g . The damage done
Judin cellars and barns is
of the catastrophe and steamed to the in the valleys of three rivers are under by the flood between Cashmere and public, and It ts coming to be recog beds fresh aud comfortable, aud un at
nized as a question which concerns not mosphere o f refinement.
«0,000.
Virgin ia street duck, Seattle, with the water.
Residents of O’ Brien were Wenatchee, in the Wenatcnec valley,
b I j of houses and barns were
merely the rural population, but the
Mrs. Becker's cut glass, china and
30 survivors.
compelled to abandon their homes and cannot be estimated at the present
sin their foundations, but com-
Tiie cause of the collision is unknown flee to the hills. At Kent a raging tor time, but it w ill be heavy. The W e whole people. Many public men have silverware are the pride and the de
Or few were actually broken up
as the mate, who was in the pilot house rent is running through the town and natchee and the Columbia rivers are declared their couvletlou that road Im light o f Arapahoe, and all the coun
U any great distance. The
Even the In
at the time, wus drowned.
Auburn w ill suffer extensive damages higher than they have ever been before. provement is a proper subject for na tryside round about I t
Jto furnishings in homes and
unless the waters recede immediately. The former is eight inches higher than tional as well ns State legislation. dians who have got a glimpse o f them
in stores by the water
Among the reasous offered tn support regard them with a sort o f proprietary
The 50 employes of the Denny R en -1 its former record.
5 heaviest item of loss.
o f this view are the following:
ROBBER OF SU B -TR E ASU R Y.
Interest
Not long ago Mrs. Becker
ton Clay works plant at Renton were
in the W hite, (iree n and
First— The Improvement o f the high Bent an order to New York for a thou
Portland, Nov. 16.— Streams through
cut off by the flood and had to remain
(ter valleys are sulisiding rap-
T eller Dyer Is Indicted by the Federal cooped up in the warehouse until they out the state which have been swollen ways Is too great a burden for the rural sand dollars' worth o f cut glass, and
Ithe Duwamish river, whose
population to hear alone.
I f left to that thousand dollars' worth Is not all
could be rescued bv boats.
Grand Jury.
by the recent rain storms and the C hi
-pty into Puget sound at this
she has. Besides her valuable collec
them the problem will never be solved
St.
Louis,
Nov.
10.
—
The
Federal
nook wind in the mountains are thought
a mighty lake, four m iles
Second— The Improvement o f the tion o f cut glass, china and silverware,
FOR RIVERS AND HARBORS.
12 in length, 1 lacked up and grand jury returned an indictment
to have reached their highest point. roads would Ixmettt all classes through Mrs. Becker bus many hundred dollars'
leash by the tide from the against Receiving Teller D. P. Dyer,
Some have commenced to fall and the out the entire country ; hence, the whole worth o f N avajo blankets und Indian
Great National Agitation to Improve W illam ette was stationary last night.
| When that goes out late to-
people should share In the necessary curios. She made an nruiy olficer's
Jr., son of United States Attorney D.
Waterways Everywhere.
put havoc is lixiked for from
It is probable that the river at Port expense.
w ife a present o f ».VK> or $<MX) worth
P.
Dyer,
Saturday
in
connection
with
►ap waters. A s im ila r condi-
A national congress of American com land w ill commence to fall today. E x
Third— Ttie Improvement o f the roads o f blankets anil curios recently and
j at the mouth of the Puyal- the shortage of $01,200 in the local mercial ladies interested in the devel cept along the lower Columbia, the Is necessary to the extension o f the thought nothing o f It. She Is a West
fteoma.
sub-treasury. The charge against Dyer opment of internal waterways and har danger from high water is thought to rural free delivery system, and Con ern woman and does things lu a West
fuods found the city already is embezzlement.
bor improvements w ill meet in Wash he over in Oregon.
gress Is authorized by the Constitution ern way.
coal and tem porarily cut off
ington on the sixth and seventh of De
Not long ago Mrs. Becker gave a
to “ establish post-roads.”
The Federal grand jury was convened
a to all sources of supply.
cember. Oregon w ill he represented
Fourth— The Improvement o f the party nt her ranch house, to which she
RELIEF FU N D IS L O O T E D .
on
Wednesday
and
at
once
began
in
Jat water power plants of the
by a delegation from the Portland
roads Is certainly ns fit a subject for Invited some o f the tost known folk In
»providing electric power and quiry into the shortage. When the in chamber of commerce.
national legislation as Improvement ■>f I,a ruler, and army officers and their
»re flooded out of use, and the quiry was ajdourned 3.'15 witnesses had
The purpose of the congress is main Money Sent M ayor Schmitz Is N ot
wives from Fort Washakie. It was a
rivers and hartiors.
Accounted For.
jar and lighting service of the
ly to prevail upon the United States
been examined.
Shortly after the
Bills are now l>efore both Houses of unique society function. Each o f the
¿ids on the meager supply of
authorities to pass a measure calling
San Francisco, Nov. 16.— The Chron Congress providing for an appropria numerous guests went home with a
)the local bins of the b ig corn grand jury convened Saturday a rejiort for an appropriation of fifty millions icle savstoday:
ttie
hostess. One
tion o f twenty-four million dollars to costly g ift from
of its findings was made to the court.
annually for river and harbor improve
A new investigation is progressing in be used during the next three years as young lady was given a saddle, an
Mr. Dyer was later arrested by the ment. Even should such a measure
's known, but five deaths d i
a fund for national aid to road Improve other a beautiful and costly souvenir
stributable to the floixls have United States marshal and released on pass it would still be but a fraction of the course of developments in the haul
ment. The fate o f these bills depends *I>oi>n, with an elk's tooth set lu the
graft
scandal.
I
t
now
appears
that
what other great nations are expending
north of the Stuck river, bond in the sum of $10,000
handle, and others received gifts equal
The many sums of money, large and small, largely upon the nttltude o f the farm
Soon after the jury had made a re- annually upon their waterways.
•rre F. W. K allm er, a logger
ers on the question.
I f they would ly valuable.— Galveston News.
m, Pat Clance and John V iele, port to Judge Finkelbery, Dyer surren movement is a national expression of that were sent from different states to
unite In a strong demand for national
of Orillia, and tw o loggers dered himself. The court named Jan the knowledge that water competition
San Francisco for the relief of the suf- aid. It would speedily become an ac P R U N E S C U T T IN G O U T P R IS M S .
is
the
one
great
eheapener
of
railroad
uary
8
as
the
date
for
his
appearance
at
mea are unknown. N one of
have yet lx“en recovered, which time a definite date fur the trial freight rates— railways that compete ferers from the calam ity never reached complished fa c t
S u p p ly o f F r u it C u m in s fr o m C a li
with rivers for traffic do not pay ex- the relief committee.
Some of these
»ma come rumors of several w ill be fixed.
f o r n i a l b ..... ..
t u l.n ntl l i t i l l m .
IN T E N S IV E F A R M IN G .
The indictment contains two counts. travagant dividends upon watered stock, amounts, which aggregated a large
When one thinks o f all the board
:the mouth of th e Puyallup,
In those sections of the country
The first count recites that Dyer, as
inghouse breakfasts In the country It
»ports are so far unverified.
sum, were mailed to the care of Mayor
S o m e O b je c t l.esson s f o r t h e T i l l e r s
second
teller in the sub-treasury, wherein the railroads are compelled to
Is not surprising that more thuu 100,-
Schmitz.
F.
J.
H
eney,
Detective
W
il
o f th e S oil.
“ wrongfully and corruptly emtozzled
freight in competition w ith river
000.000 (round* o f prunes are eaten
ISH S O U T H J E T T Y .
The W all Street Journal suggests
and converted to his own use” on Sep- craft the rates are from one-third to liam Burns and about 100 government
yearly In tire 1 nlted States.
temlter 27 last »61,500 intrusted to his one-sixth of those ruling where water agents have been making an investiga- that Intensive agriculture be more gen
l ’rlor to 1886 the supply enure al
It
The second recites that as an competition is not a factor. It is told tion. President Rixisevelt is the mov erally adopted us an Investment
Engineer M ackenzie R ecom - eare.
most wholly from France and the Dan-
officer of the United States government 0f a cotton section in Texas that the ing spirit tohind the inquiry, and he nrgues that thousands o f people have uhlan provinces, and sold under the
i Continuing C on tract.
he did this, and is merely intended to canalizing of a very insignificant stream declares that no man guilty of diverting left the country and entered the cities designation o f Freueh and Turkish
Nov. f7. — In his esti-
because o f actual necessity.
They prunes.
prevent a technical evaison of the so as to be available for Hat bottomed the relief funds shall escape justice.
bmitted to the secretary of j
The eases come w ith in the jurisdic skimmed away tiie cream from the soli
charge.
I Canal boats, lowered the freight rates
In that year prunes o f American
^seral Mackenzie, ch ief o f en- 1
W hen Dyer came into the court he so radically as to make a saving to a tion of the Federal authorities because and, by extravagant methods, exhaust
growth apirearcd on tto market and
i *nks for an appropriation of was accompanied by his father, United small community of three m illion dol- of the interstate character of the postal
ed Its vitality. Then there was no
with each succeeding year the supply
5for the Columbia rive r jetty, States Attorney Dyer, Congressman lars annually. A s a matter of fact the service, which, it is alleged, was crim
refuge left except the wage-earning cen
has Increased, until the lni|s>rtatlon
•nnual report, how ever, lie Champ Clark, and ten residents of Pike canalized stream carried but a small inally tampered w ith.
ters. But their presence In the cities
-the necessity for continuous
A considerable sum of money was a l does not prove that they are any lietter o f foreign fru it has been reduced to
which
is
located
the
Dyre
percentage
of
the
traffic
upon
which
extremely small proportion*.
-lhe jetty until it is com pleted, county, in
fam ily home. Bond was furnished by this large saving was effected, hut the so sent through the express com|ianiw off In the possession o f this world's
Most o f our prune supply Is from
that, in addition to the »1 ,-
fact
that
the
stream
was
available
for
and
Wells-Fargo,
which
coni|«nies
are
grsiiY,. On the contrary. It demonstrates
the ten resident friends.
In
Hnntn Clara County
t appropriated, congress should
traffic compelled the railways to meet now investigating the disappearance of the o p o site. In commenting on the sit Califonda.
alone there lire 3,71*i.OOO trees grow
»continuing contract to the
the water competition.
»10,580 sent in one package from the uation the Journal says:
Want Big Appropriation.
ing on 37,000 acres, 1(8» tris's to the
)°l $1,460,000 additional,
lie
The Rivers and Harbors congress citizens of Searchlight, Nev., which the
“ Intensive cultivation o f ten acres
Chicago, Nov. 1».— As the first step w ill discuss the improvement of the relief committee says it never received,
acre. The quantity of prune* there
‘ Hint »2,000,000 w ill com-
in
newly organized
Gulf-to-the- Oregon and Washington waterways and and which the com|>any says was deliv- should give better returns than exten exceeds 110,000,000 |*iuuds— more than
**mth jetty.
... the
__ ___
„
sive cultivation of n hundred acre*.
enough for the requirements o f the
*1 Mackenzie’ s recommenda- Lakes Deep Water associâtion, ( lucago ^|le removal of obstructing bars at the ered to the representative of the com-
Tills Is what the agricultural depart
of
the
assixtiation
have
al-
entranceg
„
f
the
harbors
and
w
ill
seek
mittee
to
whom
it
was
addressed.
The
whole country, but tire exirass Is need
jSrrieil out, »1,000,000 w ill he members
inem
ments o f the State und nation are all
W and
m m harlxir
m , _______
ed to supply the ex|iort demand.
in the river
h ill ready started a movement t< lemand of ^ imprese upon the congress of the na- crime of forgery is said to tie included
They are nc-
and the rem aining »1,450, - ' the next congress a »35,000,000 appro- tion the importance of these improve- in the offense of the raiders of the re- seeking to accomplish.
In Keptemtor the fruit rl|s>ns and
be rarriisl in the sundry c iv il priation to complete the canal from l >e ments to the farming and mercantile lief contributions, ft is said that in compllablng it much more rapidly and Is gathered by spreading sheets under
thoroughly
than
Is
generally
under
the aggregate the stealings w ill amount
the trees anil shaking the brunches.
at the first session of the present terminus of the drainage chan population.
stood. As they accomplish tills work
nel to Grafton, on the Mississippi river, 1
___________________
,to »1,000,000.
The fruit Is* taken to the ware bo use,
agriculture w ill come to lie a more and
near St. Louis.
The Chicagoans say
w here It Is graded In size anil passed
Indicts John D.
more
attractive
field
for
capital
Invest
the deep waterway is of vastly more
1 Law to S erve P e o p le .
New Zealand Favors Canada.
through a tolling hot liquid. In which
Findlay, O., Nov. 15.— The prand
ments.
even
on
the
part
o
f
people
who
fork, Nov. 17. — ( iovernor elect importance than the Panama canal jury today found indictment* avr=iin*t
Ottawa, tint., Nov. 16.— The Canadi live in cities. Dispatches of a few days process It Is cleaned and the outer skin
people of the Middle
It is then spread out in
John I). Rockefeller ami three other an commission report* that mihstantinl ago stated that throughout the South softened.
*- Hnghes, who returned last w ill be to the
a brief vacation, w ill, ac- West.
persons •4 ¡n connection with the Stand- preferences are given to Canadian goods west Investors from the city were put trays 8 feet by 3 feet In size, and ex-
“ statements made hv his
ard Oil inquiry, which waa reopened over those of the U n it «! States in the ting tlieir surplus funds Into farm (sised to the beat o f the sun for three
Peter’ s Heir I* Maniac.
Prince! upon the reconvening o if that body in new tariff adopted by New Zealand. lands. The same thing has been going to eight days, depending u[ion weather
altogether from the law.
Vienna, Nov. 10,-Crown
conditions.
!■» same source came the an-
adjourned session yesterday.
«h u t On many cla-ses the tariff on Unite,! |
declared insane.
on for ten years throughout the surplus
these indictments allege or who are the States goods w ill he 20 or 30 per cent j
at that he w ill also g ive up GeorjiP, of Serviti, in
Ten thousand tray* o f fru it spread
Bel ¿rade tu
above that on Canadian g<H*l*.
On bi corn State*. Land values have risen out In one unbroken tract may be seen
this citv and m ove with according to report** from
llid a four other defen,lants in addition to Mr.
rapidly
in
the
South
also.”
^7 ko Albany. ' Mr. Hughes, it dav. “ Nor is this the wore ,
Rockefeller, was not given out.
The cycles, gas and oil engines, gum boots, I
iiplomat, “ Ser
We have reached the day o f Intensive In Santa Clara In the drying season.
A has told his friends that he
informed Balkan
liench warrants issued on the indict printing paper, railways and tram ways, I
\\ hen sufficiently cured the prune* are
via is drifting hopelwslvintotankntpt- ment* were placed in the hands of «ail cloth, winvas, surgical and dental soil cultivation. It ha* required many
® devote the next tw o years
stored In separate bins and there al
...
Civil war, too, is highly protrai It. Sheriff Grover, who this aftermsin took instruments United States produots w ill year* o f experimenting and unsuccess
to being governor, and he
lowed to sweat, this process taking
K ing Peter seems powerless to restore them and went to Ulevelannd.
tie taxed a duty of 20 per cent while ful crop return* to bring about this re
j * * he can do this tx'st by
from ten to twenty days, when they
„Kr maintain order.
Anarchy preval s
The farmer* wanted too many
the Canadian product* w ill enter free. su lt
are ready for marketing.— W hat to
* ptofessional Connections.
everywhere. There are more poht.c al
acres
to
plant
to
corn,
cotton,
wheat
or
Ahead o f Schedule
E at
murder,
mt Serv.a in a jear
tobacco. They jiermitted the rains to
Bodies T o Be Exhumed.
( ’„Ion. Nov. 15 - T h e first trip of an
*"• Kill*d by Explosion.
Chicago, Nov. 16.— Zaslaw Palovicz, wash away the snrfaee soil and leave
than
in Macedonia._________
C «»nt«nt.
\merican
president
outside
„
f
the
Ariz., Nov. 17. — Three
There
U m d arie* of the United States was who was injured in the recent wreck the clay or limestone «trata.
"D on’t you sometimes wish you had
and six Mexicans were
Raise Wsges
ur trihr.
1 successful I v concluded t ester,la> aft -r- „n the Baltimore A O hio railroad at was no economic *y»tem In the work your life to live over?” said the pesatra-
• * Premature explosion at a
Chicago.
I (l’ ,^ i,ri|v i noon at half l* - t one, when the »rattle- W oodville, Ind., d ie d to la y . H is death of retaining soil fertility. Now all la ! 1st.
r'rtr H'ne m '*es ,'a!d of Douglas
Much changed
T h e fanner, who doe* not
ship Louisiana, having „n brard Fresi- makes the total fatalities 51.
"And go through that spelt o f hot
/ t today.
The men were e Northwestern rail roed "•
* .n 'dent Roosevelt and hi« party, '• " ’I’l T 1 dissatisfaction has tieen caused among go to the city to find work. U an edu 'w eath er again?" rejoined the optimist.
* pile of rock.
The cor
system ■»'
jn (hl.
„ f Colon.
The the survivor* of the wreck over the fact cated man In all that make* np a prof
"N o t for anything."— Washington S tir.
i ’’"« from here to hold an in- telegraph operator« »n
'
that the dead, the m ajority of whom itable tiller o f the soil. He work* not
at which
of w
wages.
r.
* J . j* flnarry
.7 is
m one axw
n .cn Increase
increase ot
ag-.
-—
'J f, . ^ p h L.uisiana. w h ***
th2
were Roman Catholics, had been buried only for a home and temporary abode,
A ll M l * » F ix e rs .
•»fcurM for the smelters in atfent? anti *PPrnXim‘
g «hare in *ch€*ilile iim«» ti!^r-\Va-hinitnn
They without religious rites.
"A re you Interested In airships, Mr*.
Iys-al church but because there I* profit In handling
a L ™
'« — !r .
° r “r : r n
increase in J e ^ . n d the
- official* have arranged w ith the railroad the products o f hi* fields.
Getemoff?"
. -»smelters to assist in re- w / g í ^ "a n n o u n ^ 'V y Genera. Manager .nch-rwl d u rin g .
to have the bodies dug upend reburied.
"Heirship* I I am. Indeed, Mr. Xwat-
The trend o f thought toward the land
bodies.
\\
a* an Investment will not be changed ley. I bare three unmarried daugli-
T ofsl Wealth o f United States.
In many year*. There I* something ter*."— Boston Transcript.
Norwich. Conn., Sor-
Rob Railroad S a fe.
\Va«hingt„n. Nov. 16.— The total tsnglble In the cultivated fields, or
Trust Is Good.
W illiam G. Ely died suddenly et hi»
When a man gets off something
directors
»7 — a hand of terror-
6 ,mr
........ wealth 0 / the rountry in 1904 was chard* and gardens. T h e world must fanny. It tickles him more than any one
m, here last nignt
night »e
-d ..............
heart trraihle.
>-ew York. Nov. H *-Th-
, *ne Vistula railroad depot
__ r _ P
,,
. mlll.ind
„ i the F.ighteenth
Uonnec-
»106.881,415.000, aorording fc> f l „ ir e* he feJ from the product* o f the land.
mande»!
Eighteenth
<
onnec-
Oi
Od
¡íh ^ d r «
else.
_____________ ______
*”* » I 'is morning, killed a of the Standard
, ,„ia v io the «t,«-khnldres
,
ln the Civil war. and issuci by the cen*u* bureau bsiav. In
V n iU Ilirrir
.U rtod.TW
i n — m _ -- ---- , ^ iu , , „ o the total w ^ lth was »65.037,091,. I f tlh t which humanity require* I* not
circular
toii*
that the com- ticut I vtdnnteer*
“ww open the safe and es- other cim
Consb'crtng
how popular It la, "J
brevett«<l b r i^ l»e r geneml at
g ro w * In the United State* It will be
' "mail _ ____
sum o f _______
money, of the company, *a. |)ngjVI|ti)sble from
107; in 1900, »88,528,348,798.
forgot" Is a mighty poor excuse
Inuwrud
from
other
countries.
The
0 * • *n m ilitary order. Coe- P»ny’s P*1" ' 1' " " 18
do
, iU n dpoint.
SMALLLR TOWNS UNDER WATER
,h- ^
carry
well
through,
Vo
"anil
Gardner tonight will »* »• •
•Ing them.
**>“ > • I * * 1 * nd *
G«n*r»l WHS**"
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