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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

orable lad, devoted to his mother and sis
ter, nnds in his walk through life two
substantial friends 10 every harmless en-
emy, and gradually becomes a general
good fairy 10 every unfortunate boy and
man he meets. He passes through a varied
experience as bellbcy in a hotel making
many friends among the guests, who like
his bright way and industrious habits.
He passes from this experience to that Of
a Western mining life and the excite
ments Of a hunting expedition. the latter
always dear to the heart Of a boy In
spite Of Charles Dudley Warner the sweet
things. of life do not come to him drop by
drop, but in q rather steady and scarcely
an opinion, his guerdons are a shade too
easily won, for the best and most heroic
effort is none too soon rewarded and
wealth, fame. honor and the like are OBJ
tained on no light conditions. Rupert has
a contrast in, one Julian Lorimer, who,
through wealth. AFRO ogance and uncharity,
loses the best that life has TO offer-few
wants, pure hopes and noble ends.
("Rupert's Ambition" BY Horatio Alger
Jr Henry T. Coats & CO. PHILADELPHIA
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Ifaho's Dead Hero.

SAN FRANCISCO. April .--Impressive
funeral services over the remains OF
Major McConville OF Idaho, who died
while leading q charge against the en-
envy 10 the Philippines, were held to.
day by the knights Of Pythias at their
castle. The body was then placed on
an artillery carriage and escorted to the
ferry 10y two troops OF United States
cavalry and company of the knights
Of pythias. General Weaver Of Idaho
accompanied Mrs. McConville in car
riage. The casket was taken to Oak
land and placed on train to Portland
where IL will be met by the governor
aud other state officers OF Idaho. The
party will then proceed to Lewiston
The national guard of Idaho will act a
escort from the state line to the deat
officers former home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Dfscorcred br a II'oDan.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that too, by lady In
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven
years she withstood its severesi tests,
but her vital organs were undermined
aud death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessently, and
could no, sleep. She finally discovered
a way to recovery, by purchasing OF us
a bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, aud was SO much re-
lleved on taking first dose that she slept
all night. aud with two bottles has been
absolutely cured. He name is Mrs
Luther Lutz.n Thus writes w. {,
Hamnick & Co.. of Shelby, N. c. Tria
bottles free at Hull & Woodruif's drug
store. Regular size zoe and sl.W
Every bottle guaranteed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Er:Justice Field.

Ex.Justice Field has laid down the
burden OF life OF 81 years, and entered
the court where Kingly Death rules
supreme. He died at his Washington
home Sunday evening, April 9th.
All the people OF the land who watch
the course of public men knew OF ex.
Justice Field. He came OF An illustri
Gus family and his life was full of incl
dents. Many things conspired to keer
him 10 the public eye. He WAS an am
bilious man and eagerly sought thu
highest honors aitainahle. He was al
able iurift and filled the longest term o
service Of any man who ever sat on the
bench.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Hivb Uafcr i'm Montana.

Reports from Montana tell oil inc loss
NJ many lives aud the destruction OF
much property in the state from high
water.
The Yellowstone river has been very
high and caused greater loss to i''e anu
property than ever known in any pre-
yious year. Twelve persons are KNOWN owl,
~ have been drowned near Glendise
and fears are entertained for Others.
Las, Sunday Tongue river ran IN TOT,
rents through the principal streets OF
Mile. CITY and seventy-fvc houses had
o. r. abandoned, the people escaping
In boats. A great many washou'' !"
reported along the Northern ra''"s !,
railway and the trains are having
hard time to make their runs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Fearing High Water.

The Oregon Short Line officials are
apprehensive of very high water 10
Utah, Idaho and Montana, this spring.
Owing to the deep snow in the noun
tains this must be the case If the spring
opens with warm days and nights. The
only thing to check the overfiows will
be cold nights 10 April aud May.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

Post Falls, little town in North
Idaho, elected women trustees at last
weeks election, and one of its spring
poets distinguished himself by express
ing the fact in rhyme.
"There's town in northern Idaho
That differs from al others;
Instead OF eiecting city dads.
They've chosen city mothers"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Notice Of Assessment.

T,rp.R POINT WATER COMPANY, IA cor,
Y porationl-Incation OF principal piaee VI
business. iiasait, Idaho
Alta meeting held April ard' las'' through
its Board of Directors levied an Assessment
of 8 % per share in cash, on the eapi'ai STOCK
of the Company. payable to j. f. Shelley on
or before May ard, iSaH
Above may he raid in labor, provided Same
q. dome under direction of Superintendent, be'
tween April 18th and 18th. or where parties
have credit on Company's books.
ANY stock on which the said Assessment re
mains unpaid saturday, May 18th. lsa"' VII
he delinquent and win be advertised for sale
CHARLES CREDIBLE, Secretary
Cedar Point Water Company.
nnsalt. Idaho. April +th. 1879,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

Stop yer kickin' get hold
OF the wheel and turn IL:
You can never handle gold
Less you try TO earnit.
Brush the cobwebs from your eyes.
Stop you blamed repinin',
An you'll notice that yer skies
Allus'll be shinin'.
lfyou haiDt the nerve to try.
Sneak away somewheres, an die.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
pwe,,ing House For Sale

r,or room dwelling house with Ger
lar. Enquire Mt NEWS Office
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
THE PEACE CONFERENCES.
Americans Who VIII Consi1e,
the Czar's Propositiou.

WASHINGTON, April d.-The secre-
'ary OF state has announced the consti-
luton OF the United States delegation
10 The disarmament convention which
VIII meet at The Hague In the latter
part OF May. The delegation consists
oil Andrew ID. White; United States
ambassador at Berlin; Mr.. Newell,
United States minister to the Neither.
lands; President Seth Low. of Columbia
University, New York; Capt. Crozier,
ordinance department, U. s. A., and
Capt. A. I. Mahan, retired, U. S. N.
Friedrich Hollis, OF New York will be
secretary of the delegation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
The ANNETTE of Coat

Il envied by all poor dyspoptes Whos :,
stomach aud liver are out OF oroer' M n.
.nch should know that DIR. Kings view
Ti,s Pills. the wonderful stomach anu
liver remedy, givesa splendid "ppe' ,', !,
.onnd digestion and a regular ooo.,s
s.h,t aha, Insures perfect health anu
prca. energy. Only @e' az ~
voolruff's drug store
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
Notice for Publication.
desert Land. Final Proof. !

United States Land Once,
Biackfoot, Idaho. April 9TH. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that William G. STUFF
fiebeam. Assignee of Benjamin E. Sunbeam.
of Tildcn, bingham Comfy, Idaho, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on his nes-
eri-I.and Claim No. 1884. for the WI sen.
NEs SEA, Sec. 1, Twp S, Il. r. r. before the
Register and Receiver. at Biackfoot Idaho
on Saturday, the 13th day OF May, 1850.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the COMPLETE irrigation and reclamation OF
said lands
Samuel Cooper. George Young, Peter Hunt
John Stufiiebeam, all of Blackfoot, Idaho.
LORENZO K THOMAS, Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

Parties desiring settings VI ,,s,ine
Rock eggs can procure them by lsa .'na'
ordors at peRay's Fulton meat ''''A'
Fifty cents for 10 eggs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15
,rAL PARAGRAPHS.

a.
- o. the China Sea-
,.,,hope has begun the ship
.ool Of this years clippings.
). H.,bsll has gone 70 st. Anthony
- sill open 3 harness and shoe
~
Alag TO the Statesman Boise
,lr,s.susd with IN epidemic Of
- sssiasisi'-
4 -. Rich viii begin bis spring
y. i eosr. for Fremont county - b.
',.l.s,, s>rs Monday.
=. Heks, king OF weather prophets,
- promlse US much pleasant
- bslors the 18th Of April.
~. "a to have . new Episcopal
~. Jsuses Bowen Funston, from
nsssssh, Virginia
..,..er shoap has gone over 70 Sal
,sCy. On his return be will stop
4, lsys with friends To blAekioos
s.I,ss Geo. Il. Rogers returned,
e., poroing, from visit to Boise
: ryrs all quiet in the Capital City.
-. SAY be = good loyal citizen Of
,.s,y asd state and still mol be al.
~ rroslipg aud grumbiins about
~. epss.y AMI state officials do.
N Market Lake sentiael says tina,
LIP. odum, . ~,hool teacher OF
y.>ss. county, has bccn arrested for
xsss apoaa,s on school orders
N transport Arizona which arrived
- Yrnnci.eo las, week from Maails
s~,xA, c,er lss sick soldiers, who will
! as~Aarsrd al prrsidio,
esak .<suue promises her smiles "
s,ss ,AI. year, With = good mining
~uus. fall crop. and = larg. lanun ol
~ aa~r, Is ~lll be a smiling time.
,t ~,
n .rasaa. 1, dra~s every bndy she
ssss 10 be arasn so nrs III borAdo'
frpesed 'Abuloas wealth.
q. ca. ....,a-
- wAx~s 10 Montana by high saisr
lnA sesr bssmcen Dillon and sllso'
-.
al, ,.,..xx. 9Th +. 81,
,-,.--1,-
~ ssr 10 aamarry her IL bad runa
~.
N, ,,,,, ,.rr., h.. .ns.,,.,, -,
s,,s.i, Tb..m.x,.,h...to,
u -, iii, l,,h..r..,n q. vnr. 4,
sa
a s,~,rr, Ala 40, ,. t,aw i.
s..<. b.. v.,, .o,.h t.r.,.rxitlr
..As eyas,, xhrs~ he Z. :, .r,.s..
....a
r.,x a.,. A., Register Ts.... H.
/ d
r,.r as<.,.,1 st... To-. .t,h
Is ass off,.
!" "ssseTs OF The Fir.t Idaho reg
ii. l..,... ne. hy -, ,ma =
~ The e,sn,,..... -. ,,..,am x-.,.,.n
a.a.~r
a'tA.'H county. nos officers ar
IL .~.t .,.4 ,.....-.., g. a.,
au..su< a. The, t.xa ,..s,,n ,,.,
sv.xb ,a,...aa
se 'o'ah'Ary advance OF wages
-" W factories aud shols'' msd
i svssrx ,, ,-,. So. :,
ss<,. haze ,.,a. - =
n !se.orie. and ,hon
at,
- Ia III. I,., to,,~ ua.,h~ A
ines arc allied !, ,v..snx,rs =,
NJ I'm living in tent.
sps''s'sln, OF the Oregon sho'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-15

Try some imported Swiss cheese or
genuine Limberger, at the Fulton
Market. F. +. DEKAY.
w. A. Bull has just received q large
stock Of the celebrated and time tried
Noys & Norman shoes.
WANTED-Five carloads OF potatoes
Highest market price paid at Idaho
Forwarding Company's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
GEN. CLAY Is
NEAR TO DEATH

LOUISVILLE. Ky. sept it-Geu-
CaSsius NJ. Clay i groWlng blind aud
his physicians fear that they viii Be
unahl 10 save his sight.
Under the heavy burden ~ his axe
ard iafrmities the hon-hearted old
man Il becoming mere and more &C.
centric. Hiz constant delusion +
thas a vendetta has been declared
against htm.
The man whose naked knife was
once his sufficient protection against
all the world u now guarded ia his
castle home uight and day by armed
serVitars.
No; one OF these guardians. black
or white. who guard whitehsl would
hesitate &c an instant 90 shaot-~and
shoot TO klii-Ner~ any Intruder ash
enough 70 disregard their directions
Many ~ these men have been With
Gen. clay since before the war. and
they are one and All as true as tried
Approach the house and You are
met By u man. black Or white, who.
with the most respectful bow and in
the politess accents. says YOU can't
- that way. sir. kindly take this
path. it's the generals orders"
And TO back up the orders there -
a loaded cannon on the front porch
and the thick brick wallis are pierced
for double harrcird shafEuns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
WILL NOT BE
READY THIS FALL

WASHINGTON. d. G. Sept. H.
There can BE- no christening q the
bAttleship Missouri tAis fall. Ar
ranEementr for this event. made In
the early part OF the year. viii have
TO be changed Aeeordins 70 the perl
odicaI report OF Admiral Hlehsarn.
showing the progress Of the com
siruction Of naval craft, the battle
shlp Missouri has advanced toward
completion only ! per cent. Thls
means. the admiral said this after
noon. that actual construction was
hardly begun. the l per cent. CON-
prislng machinery and materials do
iivered az the yards.
The hull % the Missouri has not
yet been laid" said Admiral Hlch-
born. .and IL viii be al least two
years before there can be a christsn-
ing % the new hattIeEhip. The navy
department IL hampered Just nov by
the scarcity OF iron ana steel. 90 say
nothing Of the unfortunate compile
cations whereby the United States
Is prevented from securing any arm
or for its aecesssous to the naval
force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following deeds wore nlad FOR
record In the auditors oiilra fester-
day
United states MartEaKc A Trust
company to Robert \ Wilson. lot D.
block a. George kinnear's add ApE
-. t2.soo.
samuel i.afromboise et uH to
Jacob MutkawHki, lot 2. block I,
nlake's add. Enumclaw. Aug 10 $50
West toast Improvement company
"a torEcn Hansen. lot >, block 81.
Ballard'H add Gilman park. sept z.
$50.
VIM. =. swentEei 81 ar. 90 Hattie
G bowman. lot e. block u. North
seattle, Sept =. 81 800
George " Young and executor Of
Eliza 4. Young to Louise t.omhardo
part lot 6 hipek 6. william a.
nfaWieyH add. Sept 2. $500
Andrew ChiiherH ct uN Ca VIM r.
Watson. lot =. block -. NaEie'H add.
Watson lot :, block -. SaFle'H add,
Sept II. ts1e
Winnie Il. Wlnehlll 10 Moore In
vestmeni company, BOT % block I.
olive add June =. 81 n00
state Ca 81 II Young lots J 20 Q.
block 1et. Seattle Tide lands. sept =
sses
Trustee Of ~ D. iiisginr estate
and Hiram -. Pond % ~. l. TO
ehelie, iet 81 and - lot a.. Fred T..
Sander acre tracts. sept. ~. o. zoo
Edward 81 iialiorsrn 10 Gertrude
panaids1n. uudis lots u and ". block
-. HHpakiyn aid. eepl. Il. 500
=. Sielnbach 1t ux. 10 -. keeier.
let's 10 and - block "a. Yeaier secoad
add sup. July g. g e. s.
Nellie ~ and Samuel " Smith
70 TharinA bronson. lot }. block a,
\ ponttus add Aug p. ssss
State u sol q simpson. part Ia,
Il. block 81. Seattle Tide iandu. Jan
70. $50 "a
Sol q. simpson - ux. II Seattle a
International Railway company. part
lot 4. block Isl. Seattle TidS lands.
February u. 81 ss1.
James Weir ct IN % James u lie.
tract 90. Sarah - Ysnlrr tracts. sept.
~. 81. COO
John +. Risa9rph 81 ux. 70 same,
same property. Sept -. q. e.. 81
Martin -, Gushing e ux. % Henry
v brandt. lot n. block ts. Gilman
park. Aug. =. tioa
Hannah and GebrF. Eldsmilisr u
Mary Glvsua. lot is. block I. Madi.
-on street add. sept. !. fspo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
Upton BIDS
FOR KILLARNEY

LONDON. sept. it-sir Thomas
Upton has offered the directors -
the standard Insurance CO Nie.eaQ
fer she Lakes Of Killarney, and a
meeting has been called q consider
the matter. The directors say this
Is the only serious bid YET made for
the lakes
NEW YORK. Sept u-ssif Thas
Upton today said Yes. | have Of
Tered the directors of the STANDARD
Insurance 60 t2se 900 for ths Muck.
ross estate. and II they accept It I
intend presenting the estate aud the
lakes u Includes 20 the Irish people,
have not heard yet whether my
offer has been accepted. but ! hope
that u will be
n am very anxious that this
charming piece Of nature should BE-
preserved 10 Ireland. and ! would
also like the preserving q u to BE-
long TO an triahman rather than 60
allow Il 20 fall into the hands Of
foreigners"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
~
Personal Points.


oofn raui'a salary - tas.c year.
Queen Victoria seldom drinks tea
or coffee.
Two % James Hnrs sons are
vice presidents q railroads.
Mrs. james walasre kirk claims 20
have played poker with the Car Of
Russia.
sir Thomas J Upton says he owrs
hia business success 20 his CONNER
cal training n America.
Epfrairl DauKhsrty. 81 RocheHtrr
IND, although - years % age. stiii
supports himself by manual labor.
Lieut. col = u. Campbell. of thr
Thfrti~.h volunteers u the only esii-
tor - a newspaper holding that rank
IN the army.
air Joseph Abbott. who u about %
resign the spsaksrship % the New
south WARS legislative assembly.
wiil proba bly, become agent general
for that colony 10 London.
Mrs. Frances HodEHan Burnett n
% return 20 this country in October
to spend the winter She Il at pres.
snt in Kent at work on her new novel
70 b. published about Christmas.
John J Poe. st.. the son Of the we'll.
known Baltimore lawyer. and who
has enlisted az a private In the Unit
ed states army. is a celebrated ath-
lete and ~ prominent socially. lie
vas member Of the 'ss class Al
Princeton.
Edward fierEc. one of naiiinorc'r
Youngest scuiptors. who has just
completed two large figures 81 com
ely and Tragedy" for one Of thr
prominent theaters. is about to start
for Paris. where he VIII open stu
do for two or three years.
The Rev Dr. Meyer the well
known English clergyman. who Is
now In this country. has taken
fancy "a seat among the branches
81 large apple tree On Evangelist
Moody'a estate at Northneid. Mass
ana lately has composed most u HIS
sermons while seated there
TIE Princess Of Wales Is said 10 b,
the most fastidious Of all royalties
as regards her dress. Whatever u
made fer her IN the way 81 dreaaes
muet never look az though the fab.
rlca have been In human hands. OF
that needles and cotton have been
employed in the building Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14

en the distance on the tran. Surface
Indications at the Calumet are
among the most notable In indeH
Assays ef surface ore carry about
tde ~ il not hiHh.Rfade ore. being
u hrlsht copper, bat IL very abund-
ant and II Ia a formation that can he
easily worked. An upper and lower
tunnel viii be- driven, but only the
lower one has been started. Here
10 men ave nov employed and the
force VIII be Increased ~ rapidly as
working space can he made,
At tho sunset two carloads 81 ore
Wslr shipped tu the hmeltef on the
9Th. ard shipments viii steadily tn
GREASE. when the reason ends the
Sunset lH likely O. prove the heaviest
shipper 81 the aeaHon from that dis
trlct,
A biz smelter IL likely t. be erect
cd in Republic tnis year Mi Lane
inEi we'll known lu Anaconda, Mont
as mining promoter who IL rop-
reeentinE Anaconda capitalists, il
looking Tor a alto Tor "a great mia
aud tramway Sufficient ore has al
ready been promised 10 keep the mil
running for two years. rhis VIII
prove great boon 20 Republic mine
owners, az it VIII enable them 10 pay
their way az they 60, and avoid the
sacrificing uf stocks.
At tho Seal Hay On Prince Of wales
island. the shaft has boon sunk 20
feet Five men are naW al work on
the development neN strike Of
chalcopyrite and copper glance has
been found In soft formation. and
the ledge is estimated % beahout
10 feet wide. thought II has not been
entirely exposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
A BOY KILLED
BY LIGHTNING

WOOSTER. o.. sept. ii.-AII day
long farmers coming into the city
have reported great loss BY a cyclone
and electrical storm In all parts Of
Wayne county. last night. Clarence
Rutt. aged 2 years. while in his
fathers barn. was struck and killed
by lightning. The flames destroyed
the barn and It's contents and Gre
mated ave horses. William BAIL SUI
fered a similar loss.
a report from Akron. O., SAYS tina,
a heavy wind and thunderstorm late
last night ala a great deal % dam
age In that city and the surrounding
country. Ire damage ia the city
was Of n minor nature. consisting Of
trees blown down. outhousea unroof-
ed. chimneys. etc. demolished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
BUILDING PER MiTs.

Building permits have been issued
10 Mrs Josephine Fay 20 build a
tWo-story frame residence at 1907
Seventh avenue west 20 cost 5000
Y. Nj 9. \. FOR alterations 10 cost
1900. Charles Hyde 20 build a two
story frame residence at 1855 Repub-
licnn street 10 cost 81 400. X =.
craig for removal at fal2 Western
avenue to cost 500. Arthur Corsey
FOR repairs at ~ Eleventh avenue to
cost sos. Mrs. y. Fetro 10 build a one
story frame residence at ii07 Tween
tv-fourth avenue TO cost 5000. l.. ".
Carpenter for alterations at SIS First
avenue west 10 cost $500: D. 6. Hcnd-
erpon for alterations at 1912 Twen-
tv.feurth avenue to cost 400.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
TRUST TO CONTROL THE
WORLDS TROLLEY ROADS
Is About to Be Organized by Whitney,
AStOr and Others.

rtIADEiPItA ia trustthe king pin Of them alt
which Will be control
trolley world
John Jacob Aston + = when
W l. ESns and the Philadelphia mnena'c Martin Aaaney are
mentioned connection with the scheme
endaE eoer 70 the report
OF London on hus
bound for London on hus-
a a steamship,
tributary to this
arru the ntraio Of the
bis Amer
and length
o he noWcy
will be the United states
trolley mileage be found
n
Thc influence American republics is
the octopus into
world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
PHILIPPINES AS
SOUR GRAPES

BrRMISGHAM. Sept. 1.-THE
Daily Post says the result o. the fall
elections IN the United states IL
awaited with interest in diplomatic
circles. owing 20 the belief that tho
destiny Of the Philippines will be set
tied thereby.
The rumor r. revived that the
United states proposed last Febru-
airy that Great Britain should take
these Islands The American feel
ing has altered. however, since the
fighting began. but u II said that a,
that time the United States would
have been glad 10 get rid Of Tire ISL
anda. Under present circumstance
Great Britain would not accept the
Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
MINING NEWS.

At the Calumet. In the index dis
trict. everything " In readiness for
extensive operations. The cabins
hnvr all been completed and the
tran has been put IN good travelling
condition. This mine ls four miles
from Index. and Is approached by
the Sunset train. The trail leaves
the tramway about one mile from In
dez. and pursuea winding course
through the hills. An aerial tram la
proposed to be constructed TO short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
OWNERS Of THE
ENTIRE EARTH

TORONTO. ont. Sept. 1.-THE
Baker Heirs Association have held
a meeting In this city and decided "a
engage an American lawyer 10 lock
after lts intsrestA The association
was formed for the purpose u gain
ing possession % lands in the Unit.
81 states. valued al soc 0oa. Ga. in
cluding the site on which the centen-
NAL Exposition was held In Phlia-
delphla In 1875. 1880 acres In North
and South Carolina. coal mines IN
Pennsylvania and other valuable
property. which u II alleged belong
ed to Jacob Baker. and which he il
said 60 have leased for % years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
EAcAN DESIRES
REINSTATEMENT

WASHINGTON. n G. sept H.
Commissioner General EaEar. sus-
pended until retirement. VIII seek re-
lnsgafrment IN active service a, the
head % bis former bureau. according
10 Information coming from army Of
fierrn ia New York. where pagan IL
visiting. to army officers az the war
department
This IL strange news. but stranger
still IL the statement that Pagan ap-
pareniiy believes that he has proc.
poets % success h. the application he
proposes 10 make ou the ground
that his punishment, vas excessive.
even u eommutcd BY President Ae-
kinney. and that his former record
vas 80 good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
Atbsra Bridge Disaster

LONDON. sept. 1.-THE Daily
MalrH correspondent In Cairo says
ad0icea have been received from
fsefbrr. on the Nile. near the eon-
ausncs Of the Athara. thai a train
returning from wady Haifs. With
soldiers and warkmen Tor the Aibara
district. fs'i into a rhvlnc. 9wine 10
the roila pre Of viaduct with the
result that g were killed and 70 In
iured,