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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

j. w collars and wife arriv' d
from Las Vegas Wednesday, 10
celebrate Thanksgiving day Win
relatives NJ d friends IN Hillsbofo.
l. rresrel, former foreman II
the Bon MA mine aud enc pf the
mnet capable mining men 70 the
West, came in from Afizona Oh
ednesday.
John A. Kruee, the we'll known
Chicago mining expert, wrs 10 lhe
camp several days during the press
ent week
IHE ADVOCATE oifice received
friendly calls duriug the week from
County Commissioner / l. LIE,
Merchant Il. Ii. Jobsun, Ranch
man Heury. aud Miner Harrington
Mrs. Benson has returned from
her visit tu Caiifornia
Il M Prass, representing the
r. q, Dan Mercantile Agency,
WAS here sizing up oar business
men 90 Tuesday,
y e. Colard, the well known
mill man. came 10 from Pinos
Altob Monday. 10 spend ihsnks
giving week with h,s frnily
-Chas f. Barclay, ESQ one Ut
the principal owDers ot the rich
SiDnamahoning group Of gold nni
copper mines, returned here this
week from California aud IN com
pany with Manager John "
Brooks favored the Office with
pleasant call,
Your Thanksgiving dinner viii
not be snecess withopt some
Postoffice Store candy.
Every newspaper man eau vonch
for the tra,hfoIHess OF the follow
ing paragraph, for every pepciI
pusher in the land has heard time
and again the old hat silly state
ment, at don't pay to advertise"
and listened to the appeal, "Don't
mention 1t, il would ruin me
The paragraph is rs follows.
.Ask eome men for an advertise
ment or few locals and they will
Jay they do not believe IL adyef-
Using paper is never real
ct one of them be caught kissing
lie neighbor' wife or struggling
IIong with jag. AID il the print
ng Office is IN the gnrret oi a
eyenleen story building, he will
limb 10 the top and ask lie editor
o keep quiet, not 70 publish II ia
he papes.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01

Tvs and games Cemplf -
ass Il o'ent ~ Ailiie, : I.s,. b
esose.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01

Says the Silver City lndepend
enl A very mysterious hifiel
occurred ~ THE cliy Seufds,
morning about ,s'riurk. ~ vhies,
time An attempt was made 10
dnmnge The residence ~ Mayor
Fleming hy the explosion ot .
glant powder cartridge at one
corner of The building The cnri.
ridge Vas 81 pleced Il, The pii.efe
anl that tb~ force IT the shock wns
outward aud the actual damage tu
the hnnse WAS cninnaratip-sly
slight F"
II has been generally known fof
some time that a sale ~ the
Mountain H., niue at pinne
Altos has been pelflne, And FIJI
day The papers were executed aud
r,lsced IN the Silver Ciy National
Bank, ty which this property
passes into the hands of Chicago
capitalist The consideration IL
not gwen. hut il understood 10 be
very considerable sum Silver
City Irdependent
[Mr Chandler. formerly Of
K,og-top.i- owner Of this mine
En- ADVOCATE
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
STOCKS
johnson dull at SO
Lookout lively at $25.

johnson dull at SO
Lookout lively at $50.
Printer Boy and Warren brisk
at $3 40 per share.
Rex and Percha strong at x2 10,
with Hibernian aud Golden Era
steady at So CO.
A block Of l75 shares Of Sher-
man was purchased by G. N Tom
ipson at 81 per share, Monday.
Capt. Tom Murphy bid in IS
shares Of Happy Jack at SIS per
share, Tuesday,
BY the purchase of 7S0 shares
OF Gold Hill at Sl.40 per share.
i w. Galles and Chae h Myers
now own the controlling interest in
that property.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01

Total output since Jan 1899, 1866
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01

IN THE MATTER OF
DELINQUENT T | AXES
DUE 10 THE TEkRI-
Tory OF NEW MEN
ICO IN THE COUNT Y
OF SIERRA, AND TO
THE COUNTY OF
SIERRA IN SAID TIE K
RITOKY
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-12-01
1895. tax 2s.is. penalty isb, total sss 20
PRECINCT Is.

AttNiN&i t1t
Cox, J, ranch. sec !, town 10, range
100 hr'rsr tax h.8b. personal properly tax
I387.tas "a. ~. penalty 800 total sll 10.
fRECINCr 10.
Lynch Bros, sw AZ ste 20, town H. range s.
~ ~ sw a. n bi IN ~, sec i8 pw a. sw a seo
~ TOW l r Innxe D. lot4. 81 a. NV ", hf
- N scc1D. town iu, saDge tax 1897 u. tax
G7.yi, penalty a4o. total s7I.sI
sehiiucr. J 3. tnx 1893, cattle. horsas gnd
o. ~ prrsonal properly wax pztt peualtS
isq tutni t9IVs
sinirn copniS Milling Co. huiidinks. 1oass
ntiii mn, ,hIaefy. b. Ter. cngiin tax 1927 Bs
tak iEV 70, penalty -, tot,a ssi 10
Ghavvg, Julian. ranch aud pc sonni tfopsrs
= tax inn3 :, ina 40 80. D. naliA 2.vs, tutAt
4eiu.
WILL ". ROBINS.
Tax Collector. sierra 1oun'y y Nj
ltifsi Publicatiut, Osisber & 4. Dhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
Refrigerator Fish Boats.

PORTLAND. May a. new pian
for collecting and handling Column
hla river salmon Is Va prospect II
has leaked aut that some people Ia
Astoria and Portland aFr preparing
plans for tive refrigeration boats Ia
operate on the Lower Columbia. The
purpose ~ these boats viii be 10
collect The dsh direct from tbs flsh-
ermsn. near where they hrs caught,
pat The fFh In Ice At once. and trans
Ter them to REFRIGERATOR ears, either
At Portland or h alama. for ship
mcnt % the eastern market. Zach
~ these steamers T. t. have an ices
manufactarlnK apparatus. and every
equipment Tor handling the fish 20
the best ADVANTAGE. The claim put
forward Tor the new system h that
Il wil eject a large reduction IN "a
pense compared with that Incurred
lea onsratiag stationary cold storage
plants,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
GREAT FLOW OF OIL
People Wild Over a Discovery
Near Chester Hill.

MC0NGELgViLLE. May i-An
already excited public has been com.
pictely erased by the oil we'll ON the
NctzHer farm. near Chester hill
which has Just been completed.
When the iierea sand was reached.
oil WRH thrown over the top Of the
derrick. and IL nov flowing NJ a rap
ID rate. Wells are being completed
every day In this new held. aud
almost every one iH good produe.
er.
Chester Illl hndn itself unable to
Accommodate the Influx u Oh speou-
latorn. and the hotels here are
thronEed with agents Of various OH
companies. who are leasing large
tracts 81 land IN ali sections Of the
county.
Tho ordinary business OF the court
house has been almost suspended 10
make room FOR the large number Of
inca who are plotting the lands that
are being ieaaed FOR development
it - the greatest oh excitement the
county has seen since 1895.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
ALONG THE WHARVES

The schooner Moonlight. formerly
a well known Seattle schooner. iH
now the liexiean schooner Lac Dc Ia
Luna, In the Mexican language this
means moonlight Tho sehoon-
er sailed recently from San Fran
cisco for Santa Roaalia. She h
owned BY ". LaaiEa A Co.
Dark GermaniA hauled alongside
the south bunkors this morning. and
II loading coal Tor San Francisco.
The 0ermanla has been tied ~ FOR
several weeks at whaicom.
British ship nuddlam Castle.
from Japan. she loads ~ heat here
Capt. Roberts. arrived this morning
FOR thu United Kingdom.
British ship aniltheowshiro has
hctn chartered BY isppingrr and
company ta load lumber on Puget
sound for Melbourne az Adelaide.
Schooner a. & Wright has been
chartered BY Vharieu Nelson Ca load
lumber a. Tacoma COR Honolulu.
Steamer walla walla. Captain
Gage. sailed at noon today for aaa
Francisco with large iist of pas
acngers and a heavY freight cargo.
rhs unatiiia. Captain Cousins. ar.
rived In the morning AZ II % o'clock
with freight aud passengers from
san Francisco,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS

There was a brilliant gathering o.
fashionable Seattle people last Night
AT the Seattle theatsr to witness the
opening performance u the Boston
lans IN the favorits opera Robin
Hood" The audience occupied every
foot Of space from the FIRST row in
the uarquette 10 last seat In the
gallery Chairs were placed In the
alsien. and atill over 100 persons stood
Many pretty evening gowns were
worn
As 20 the performance itself. ~
was. without exception. the most
delightful opera given in Seattle for
years The applause that greeted
the diqerent solos and the number
% eneores. demonstrated the inter-
est Of the audience.
Helen Bertran. the prima donna.
sang the difficult solo. In the Green
wood Fair" and the applause was
prolonged.
The oid-tims favorites. Henry
clay Baruabee. W n. Macdonald.
Jessie Bartlett Davis. George Fruth-
ineham and Josephine Bartlett made
up a combination hard 10 excel
Both comedian Baruabae and jessie
Bartlett Davis. who have 50 long
been Identified with Robin Hood.
we're greeted With tremudous APP
niause when Miss Davis sang her
solo. "Oh. Promise Me-" her voice
seemed sweetrr than ever before.
-.
pond 20 three encorsa before the
audience was satisfied with his solo.
brown October Ale" The tenor.
william LAWN. and the basso n
Roderfck. both received liberal APP
piauss and were recalled. Frothlng-
hams Friar Tuck was a very funny
thing. and he created no end OF
laughter.
II IL seldom that an opera company
has 10 many well balanced princlp-
ais.
A word should also be said OF the
chorus singing IL II fine. very.
very different from what Ii often
heard. The costumes we're hand
horne
Tonight the Bostouians viii give
"The serenade," and tomorrow night
Rob Roy"
THE Pay Train" IL proving a
strong drawing card ri the Third
avenue thcatcr this week. Next
week "Mcsorlcy's Twins" viii be the
attraction.
Charles YaIe's Devils Auction"
opens at the Seattle the1ier Sunday
night for two performances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
THE DOMINION
HAS F0UNDERED
al Hopes Of Her Safety
Nave Been Abandoned.

Accoralag tn capiaia NJ Haskell.
q the ship c. y. sargent. which ar
rived recently from Honolulu. the
general opinion ~ marine men at
HonaluIa f. that the british ship no
minion Il no more. All hopes % hsr
safety have hsen given up
ne Dominion left Honolulu over
three months aFe IN ballast for
Puget saund she was iager four
u1asfsd vessel ard a n reputation
fur making quick voyages Prior
q leaving Houolniu - the present
trip. she had arrived there from nal
iimare. Ind. with eaHsn % coal.
consigned g the government n u
atf 81 that "a that vayaNu she beat
the sailing record between Honolulu
and the Aflantie coast making the
tlip IN tis daYa
Captain Jones and ! ueFe warm
friends said Capt. Haskell yeaser-
hay % a star reporter. "and u Is sad
70 thiak that hs - host IL certainly
iooka a. though such Is the case.
AZ Honolulu they never expect 70 see
the oninion again. II she did not
founder IN a gale coming across the
Pacific. shs might have been blown
ashore on the cuaat u Vancouver
Island and beaten to pieces.
The ordinary time Il takes a sail
Ing vessel 10 make the voyage from
Hanoluiu - the Sound i from TWEEN.
~ 70 thirty days. We made quick
trip Of savpntse days actress the Pa
ridc. leaving Honola!u April 4. The
weathsr was favorable during the en-
tire trlp.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
BALLS ADDRESS
ON ALASKA

Al the chamber Of eommeres meet.
Ing yesterday afternoon. ~. l. Ball.
OF the United States weather bureau.
rave a very interesting talk On the
climatic condition 81 Alaska lie
has recently returned. after spending
several months establishing weather
stations and studying the climate
along thr southeastern coast Of
AIaHka- Mr.. bali spoke at some
length on the agricultural resources
az Kadiak island and in the Cook In
let county. saying that all kinds q
vegetables needed In Aisnka could
BE- raised az those two places. and
Alaska could also be amply supplied
from those places.
Mr. Ball strongly advocated the
setting apart Of a portion Of the
Cook Inlet country as a reservation
fnr the native AiaskAns. lie said
the government Owed the natives
tsint much. as ths country was fast
being rid - game. and the land VAS
being taken FROM them hx mining
companies. The Cook Iniet IL the
most desirable placr for fhe Indians.
as they can be almost seif-support-
ing there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
scHooLmasTERs' CLUB.

The Puget Sound schoolmaEters'
club viii hold the regular meeting
In the Offices of tho board Of educa-
ton, Seventh avenue and Marion
street. Saturday morning, May u, to
10 O'Clock.
Tho following program has been
arranged.
Report Of the Committee on Cur
rent Topics. supt. J. NJ. INIT. chair
man: Tho Science Of Education. Pro-
feasDr a. =. Coffeyi THE Duties Of the
Principal Principal W, y. Gerard,
Recent Caaagca IN the School Law,
State sgl r !. Browne; Report Of
Special Committee on Arithmetic,
8upt. y. u. HAYES. chairman.
Luncheon at y. IN. Rainier-Grand
hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
ANNUAL 6. A. R.
ENCAMP MENT
Will Convene In Seattle on
the 2ist Of June.

The seventeenth annual eneamp-
ment 81 the Department u Washing
ton and Alaska q. \. Il, viii be held
in this city Rt Hanko hail June a.
aud remain In session three days.
The number OF delegates entitled
10 membership In the coming en-
eampmrnt y over 500. II II stated
by the department officers that there
Il every prospect OF a full delcga-
ton being present, Fares on all
railroads aud steamboats, win be re
ducea.
There are ninety seven auhordih-
ate posts In the department. and
the largest are on this side % the
mountains. over 1000 veterans are
expected 10 be Ia lire tn the parade
On June 81,
A committee has been appointed
BY each Of the different organizations
TO arrange the program. As funds
are needed 10 purchase souvenirs
and decorations. q committee ~ ciu'
ems has been appointed to raise the
necessary amount.
the department officers are as fol-
lows. Commander. neorEe X. Tih-
belts. % issaauah. Senior vieesenm-
mander. y. Eiey. % cheweish. iun.
Tor Vice-eommAnder. -. &. Welsh, u
Asolln. medical director. Or. II. r.
Freeman. Of Spokane. chaplain. Rev,
=. y, spencer. ~ centraiia; assist
ant adluthnt general ana assistant
qnartermastsr Eensrai. = W clark.
q Seattle. iadEe advocate. Lyman
e knapp. Of Seattle. inspector. },
Letter. % colfaSs chief mastering
er1car. Il. n Scott % SPOKANE.
ehief II star. Lyman Banks. OF se-
atti~.
The members of the council of ad-
miuistfatipn are. J. T. Gross. Of Van
eauxrf. rev NJ. &, Cole OF What.
con. George ~ Lane. of oiympia
Or Thomas NJ Young u Seattle,
and -. n. wiseambe. OF Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04

detta". J. n. nroadhead. Horace II.
lfurniaa g., son nf Or FurnlHa, and
Robert "a, Russell, the publisher
There wah no unusual display
In fact. Marion was chosen bes
cause IN 10 small a town some prl=
vaoy in possible, There is "a tiny
chapel Ia the village. known hH st.
Gahrlefa. aad there the marriage
service was performed. only nfty
af the most intimate friends were
hidden 60 witness the ceremony
which WAS preferred By the itcv.
purcy Brown OF itoNhurg3
Miss GlarksH marriage 60 Richard
Harding Davis d. the outcome ~
many summers spent together 40
Marion. They have been warm
friends since the bride to-be was a
miss Ia short dresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
Death From Brothers Blow

noRDENTowN. N J.. May a.
ppari. the six year Old daughter d
Charles Erickson. OF white Han.
aleA Ia agony from ioekiaw today.
A few days ara her Older brother
while playinE. threw a hstehet which
struck the little eassa hand. TIE
keen blade cut one OF her fingers
deeply. utno serious results weir
anticipated Tha dread ioekiaW
set In. however. aud caused the
chllda death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
WILL BUILD A
new STEAMER

The Alaska Packers association OF
San Francisco IN contemplating
building a new steamer for the coast
service. The plans and apecifea-
tons have been drawn. and the
steamer will be 2iT feet long over
all. 1s feet beam. and ~ feet deep.
She will he built Of steel with a cell
iuiar bottom. She VIII be provided
with six water-tight compartments.
Her motive power wiii consist Of two
triple expansion engines. the dimen-
sions Of the cylinders being p1sa by
n inches. The steamer IL expected
to have a speed OF ten knots. Her
freight space viii be specially
adapted for the accommodation OF
long timber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Mr. 4. N Gray. general tranic
manager u the White Pass railroad,
aecompanie b. his wife. Mrs. Gray.
left Tor EkaEway last night on the
steamer Resale.
u e. Stevens. general western pas
HeuEsr agent OF this Great Northern.
went 70 Everett this morning.
81. G. MeReach. north western pas
uengcr agent Of the RIO Grands wea-
tern. II expected here soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
An Indians Wild Ride.

MARINETTE. Wis. May 4. $50
Mitchell Peters. a drunken shaWano
Indian. was carried over the Stur-
geon Falls. the most dangerous
place on the Menominee River region.
yesterday. and escaped alive. lie
Jumped on a moving log TO cross the
river. and with u WAS carried over.
The falls are about fifty feet high.
and the logging crew. thinking him
drowned, aid not even search for his
body. This morning he appeared FOR
breakfast. uuiniured. with the ex-
oeptl1n Of a few scratches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
SEATTLE IhKLINGS.

4 ,. Richards has MED papers In
the superior court commencing suit
against J. =. Howe 20 collect on two
overdue promisnory notes amounting
70 tssIs.
The corporation committee q the
city council met last night for con
ference with J, Furth ard } q. Low
man Ia relation 70 granting a forty
year franchise q a consolidated
street railway company In Seattle
Representatives ~ the company
we're present. and the committee VIII
make Investigations before making
nnai decision.
Thomas y. IIifehceeks has brought
suit In the superior court against
chaa. II. brown. ct al. 60 foroeloae
on a mortgage amounting. with IN.
teres,. 70 titt7ti.
The King County mar association
and the regents - the University Of
Washington with meet tomorrow aft
efnuan at O'Clock % confer rela-
tive 10 the establishment - a de-
partment Of law at the University.
George washburn. a logger work.
ing In camp near wlllingron. WAS
brought a. this city hy train late last
night Wnshhurn had his right foot
cut with an al. ard he vas taken tn
his home at g2i Twenty second
avenue.
A MORTGAGE of go. 600 was fied yes
terday afternoon in the county aud
ltBrs ONCE. The Erantor was =. n.
Hubheii % New York. AMI tho
grantee ives the United States Mort
gage a Trust company The prop.
orty mortaaRcd is the Union block.
on First avenue.
County Auditor Eveneon has re-
ceived from the county land com-
missioncrs at olympia list n the
state lands In the county which have
not been sold or leased. The list
VIII be open % the public for inspec-
tlon at the auditors Office.
Three Swedish subjects took out
their second papers yesterday after
noon and were admitted % citizen
ship In the United states by Judge
Jacobs, Of the superior court They
were EWard Rauneren. Nils +. Boa-
from and August Bostrom.
A boat to replace the wrecked
City OF Kingston has not az yet been
secured The boat now in use is
inadequate for the accommodation
OF freight and passengers Negnti1-
lions are being made In Portland for
the purchase Of large and com
modiaus steamer. and u ~ expected
that some kind of a deal Will be
made shortly.
There will be- meeting 81 the
Alumni association OF the University
OF Washington at the old University
building, Saturday evening. May 6.
at s o'clock All members are re-
auested 10 be present
+. ~. Little, superintendent of
streets, sewers. and parks. left for
| san Francisco In the steamer Walla
Walia this morning. Mr.. Little goes
10 investigate the street and park de-
partmcnta Of that city. aud while
there viii go over all the streets and
parks and get pointers as To how the
work In bcin carried on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
. g.

STYLE No. !
MEMS Genuine Calf Shoes. on new
spring style lasts. splendid wear
efH. t2.7b value. only y a pair
STYLE Ma. p
MEMS Fine Kangaroo Calf Dress
shoes. on handsome well nttinE
lasts, 50 value. only $3.50 a pair.
STYLE No. B
MEMS Fine Tan or Black Colored
KID shoes. on stylish perfect hitting
lasts. g2Tb value. only ss.2b n pair.
STYLE No. q
MEMS Fine Wei KID Dress Shoes.
black or tan colored Kid OF vest
ing tops. on latest approved last,
s. worth OF style and wear, 1850 a
pair.
STYLE No. D.
MEMS Fine Wet kid Shoes. black
or tan coiored. hid or fancy vest
ing tops. Goodyear welt aewed. on
beautimfm New idea lasts. ~
worth Of style and good wear. only
Is a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
THE ENGINE EXPLODED
Fire-Fighters at EdwardsvilIe
Did Not Understand II.

EDyvARDsVfLLE. H.. May -
At O'Clock this morning the Lemp
building Mt Glen Carbon. five miles
southwert 81 here. was discovered In
flames The lower floor was occu-
pied by n saloon and 4 butcher shop.
The chemical engine. located next
90 the burning building, was gotten
out. but no one present understood
how 10 handle Il. While 70 was be-.
ing tinkered with Il exploded, lnlur-
ing two by-standers.
Tho fire then communicated To the
IRE engine house and u. as we'll ~
Che Lemp building, together with all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Ill. May 4.-Cattle--
Beevos. si25m5.50. Htockers. s3.50@
SIS; cows, t20b; Texans. sle5G4oo
HoVa-=Light. heavy, rough. lower
Hogs - Light. heavy, rough 8
lower. mixed. S955m3s2. pigs I'M
changed.
Sheep unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
State Dam Broke.

GouvENEUR. N. Y. May IA
part Of the big state dam at Gran
berry lake has been carried away
and the entire structure IL threat
ened. The part swept away IN on
the right wing, and Is not as danger
Gus as II the break had occurred in
the center. although the mill owners
are very much concerned.
Cranberry ~ high reservoir for
the OsweRRtchie river. The stream
Ia terribly swollen by the melting OF
snow tn the Adirondack. and II the
dam should 30 out damage will re-
suit and perhaps loss Of life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
DAVIS IS MARRIED.
Welded to Miss Cecil Clark
Today.

MARION. Mass. May f.--Rlchhrd
Harding Davis aud Miss Cecil Clark
were married today. Charles Bel
mont Davis. brother Of the bride
groom, was the best man. and Miss
Ethel Barrymore. tho actress. maid
Of honor. The ugherR were Bruce
Clark, the brides brother. Charles
Dana Gibson, Col. Lee, u. A., mlit-
airy attache to the British embassy:
capt. Lloyd Griscom. John Fox IT,,
author OF the Cumberland Ven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
Car Works Combination

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. May THE
isenoir city Car works. 81 Isnolr
city. Tenn. Elliott Car company. Of
Gadaien. Ala. and Memphis Car
works. % Memphis. have consondAt-
ed under the name 81 the Southern
Car q Foundry company. capitalized
at t..oo0. 900. with J 81 Elliott r. %
Gadsdcu. president. and II. y. Rob.
rrtH. Of Lenoir City. vice president.
The company viii control all the car
works In the south. save one At An
nlston. Ala. and its Intention Ia 20
prepare for the manufacture OF pas
senRcr coaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
SONS OF VETERANS.

The ssns ~ Veterans viii hold
their annual eneampmsut Ia the q.
A. n hall in the llInckisY block.
June -. and. hifnE ara auxiliary g.
the u, A Il. Wlii parade with that
body en Iuur n
There are over 80 delegates sx-
psctsd AZ this sncamrmsut a
program consisting II camrfirrs. -
euFsiana and concerts = being prs.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
New Chair for Princeton

PRINCETON. Y. J.. May "a
friend Of Princeton university, whose
name has not been disclosed. has en-
dowed a new chair. to the value Of
800. coo 70 b. called the professor
ship In politics. The first incumbent
will be chosen At the June meeting
of the board Of trustees.