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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25

The National Educational Association
will conuene in the city of Los Angeles
on July IL, 1899. This Is the great ed =.
vocational convention of the year. Spec
ial rates for Nevada teachers have been
granted by the railroad and all who are
interested should write for par ticulars
y DR.. J. E. Stubs, Reno Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25
saIt-Rheum and 6ezemn.

The intense itching and smarting IN
rid,.nt to these discusses. il Instantly al
lised By applying Chamberlain Eae
ana Skin ointment. Many very bad
cases hive boen permanently cured by
H. IL is equally efficient for itching
nilea and "A favoiite remedy for sore
nipples. ehapprd hands, chilblains, frost
bites and chronic sore eyes. 25cts. per
box. For sale By T. NJ. Clark, Drug.
gist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25

One Of the most favorable signs of the
tiiaes for this State Is the fact that
Nevada capital is showing disposition
TO seek Investment at home. 1t is some
thing of novelty TO see Nevada mining
men out ia the hills bonding new prop
e.tIes.. It. shows a return OF confidence
that Rody, wei for the future.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25
Notice.

NJ n. GARAGHAS HAS PURCHASED TGE
W. Interests Of NJ. T. G.. Ranlaie IN the
firms Of POI jade d Gafaghan ana Gu1nehan y
Poulsde formerly doing husiuess IN this eonn.
ty, The unsettled baainess ~ eaeh Of said firms
will be attended 10 by the undersigned al Eiv,
Nevada. ~ T.. eaBAGlfAN.
May !, 1919 80d.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25

According to the Reno Journal, a
number OF gentlemen from Maine are
seriously contemplating the erection OF
a wooden mill at Reno. Our riverside
city contains all of the natural advan'
tages necessary for large manufaetur-
ing town and little push on the part
~ its citizens ought to result in attract
SIG considerable capital in its direction.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25
Forfeiture Iotice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY o1YfN TO T.. l..
Sheets and Y. Bsbcork that the assess-
mcnt work on The Lucille the Eaeile Ne- aud
Lucile Va. mines situated IN puck creek
mining district. White Pine county, Ettada.
for the ear 1875 has been performed as rgauil-
ed by law, by the undersigned. and unless your
pro rata Is paid With the time required by
law your interest in said mines viii become
the property Of the eoowncrs
Assessment pro rata Of + T. sheets for one
eighth interest IN said mlncs 4. 81 3d. A@ese-
meut pro rata Of n Bthcoae f4r onc.Gficenth
interest in said mines is SO
e J. TAYLOR,
i2-lsl >. d KING.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25


Mrs. Frank, formerly Miss Maria
LaBoiteaux, was born near Cincinnati,
Ohio, about 30 years ago, and having
cousin, Mr.. w. n. McGill, residing In
our County, decided to come west to
visit him about 10 years ago. Being "a
bright energetic woman, she taught
school for sometime and was much ap-
preciated by parents and scholars, af-
ter which she was married to Mr..
K. Fl. Frank, one of our Oldest and
most respected residents. She had been
on visit to her parents in Ohio and
only returned the early part of this
year TO receive the welcome OF hosts of
friends, when she was stricken down
with Bright's Disease and confined to
her bed nearly three months. DR..
Ascher was her medical attendant and
from the first realized her health was
in most precarious condition, but
used every means in his power to allie
yiate her suffering. Mr.. Frank devoted
ali ulS tiine 10 NURSE anu coiulofL Uef d5
only devoted husband could do. Her
sister, Mrs. Leach. was with her sev
eral weeks. Her friends were most at
tentive and did everything in their
power. Every body wished aud hoped
that this young woman whom they
loved and respected might again be re-
stored to health, but gradually the fell
disease gained power over her and on
Sabbath morn the l4th inst. at 6 o clock
when people generally awake and at
/ tend to their Sabbath devotion, NJ i.
/ Frank closed her earthly eyes to friends
and all things terrestrial and opened
them TO behold ''scenos of beauty and
/ JOYS forever''. Instead of worshlppinp
God clad with mortal clay, shs blsked
in the eternal sunshine clad with robe,
of righteousness.
Great sympathy IS felt for Mr. Frank
in his afiliction as well as for the little
son, some 8 years of age, who does not
realize the loss he has sustained. We
understand Mrs. Frank leaves, b ,si les
a sister and brother, an agel father In
Ohio who was devotedly attached to
her, and who viii greatly miss his
loved one. Cherry Correspondent
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25

After all the struggle with public
opinion at Golconda, the bull-fghters
have abandoned their bull fight on ae-
count OF a threatened opinion from the
Attorney General, says Toreador Van
Dnzer
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25

On the Goth the second elevator ia
the C. ~ c. shaft on the ComstocI, wa,
working steadily. The water had tee1
lowered fSl II. 7 in. below The 1850 lsvel
or POT #. in. below he sas.o slaas.
The caps of the 1850 station were then
= az II.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25

a man is like a postage stamp. When
he is badly stuck on himself he is not
worth two cents for any practical use.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25

Wells and Golconda have both offered
purses for theJeffries- Fitzsimmons fight
but work seems to be going right along
at the big Coney Island Pavilion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25
Or. sndy,s condi.ion powdsrs'

arc Just what hnrsc needle when IN
bad condi.ion. Tonic, llaad purifier
and veruiiugo They afe nol food Sut
medicine and the best IN us,. tu pat
horse In primo condition. Price - els.
per package. For sale by L. NJ. CIagki
Druggist
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-25
lily Electric Light & Power Company.

We are prepared to furnish Electric Lights to the peo-
pie of Ely at the following prices
Lights in business houses, each Sl.25 per month.
Lights in dwelling houses, each 81. per month
Five lights in dwelling houses. Si.25 per month
More than five lights in dwelling houses. 75cts each.
Cost of wiring complete, 81 80 per light.
Extra lamps 30 cts. each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
NAYLOR GOES
To FRISCO
Instead Of Coming TO Seattle
to Face His Accusers.

Advice. from Victoria are to the
effect that the Rev. Isaac Naylor
has gone 10 san Francisco. Instead
OF coming TO Seattle. az he announe-
ed. and institutlnE suit for defama-
ton Of character. The evangelist
was charged With procuring d.
vorce from his wife. who lives In
England. and marrying a California
girl 10 days after the matrimonial
bonds were severed The ministers
Of the Methodist churches In the
Northwest are divided as to his guilt
or innocence. and Mr.. Mayor said he
was going 10 make his aecusers
prove their assertions
Instead Of carrying out his pub
iished plan. however. he boarded tie
walIa Walla at Victoria, n passen-
ger for San Francisco. He had his
beard trimmed. which altered his ap-
pearanee somewhat. but he was cas-
lily recognized by several gentlemen
who knew him. He and his com
panion ala not arrive NJ the wharf
until a few minutes before the
steamer was ready to sail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
SINGLE TAX
WRESTLERS

IN. debate last week In which
Rev. ". r. KsIlogs appeared as an
opponent and A. j Wolf a. the
champion Of the single tax. appears
20 have ended unsatifsctoriiy 70
both disputants. but more especially
70 the rev. gentleman, who. at the
end OF his remarks. protested that
he required more time In which
20 present his side Of the case. add
points which were 80 strong and un-
answerable that they would crush his
opponent. BY consent Of both par
ties each will he limited 10 four al
ternate periods OF 10 minutes. at the
expiration 81 which time the audi l.
ence will be invited 10 test the posi-
ton OF either Of the debaters.
As DIT. Kellogg IL very much IN
earnest in i1ls rejection OF Henry
Georges cure for Involuntary pow
erty, and as Mr.. Wolf has brought
With him from the East an earned
reputation as an advocate OF that
doctrine and as an accomplished or
ator. the event may turn out to be
a Crasco- Roman wrestling match.
cstch-as-cstch-can. A very enter
tanning evening ls promised both for
the friends ond enemies Of Mr..
Georges radical proposal. The even,
will take place on Wednesday even
ing. Dec. n. at Grand Army hall.
Collins building. There IL no charge
for Admiration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
COLD WATER
ADVOCATES
Have MOI Organized for
Campaign.

Tho local prohihtionists are az yet
undecided as TO the course the party
Nill pursue at the coming municipal.
county and state elections. wheth-
er or not an independent ticket VIII
be put IN the 1eld. or with what or
ganlEatlons the prohIhltionisth may
affiliate. VIII probably depend large
~ on the movements OF the Anti sa-
loon League and % the Citizens RE
form Association.
Rev. r. y. Dunlap Is at present
making an educational campaign
throughout the state while the
prohihl,ionists have no hopes OF car
rying any elections in this state. they
hope to accomplish a great drsi for
their party by means Of these edu-
eatlonal campaigns. which are the
main feature Of their political work.
Rev. Dunlap II president 81 the
state Association. c. l.. HaREard
secretary. and John McdarVtn treas
urer The county committee - com.
posed OF Chairman Espy. Secretary
Homer hull and Treasurer Thomp-
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26

piseord without end or limit seems
10 prevail In the RANKS % the Anal
sRmated Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers. ewing 10 the turn
ms down 81 the National Labor Tri-
bane and ,as publication OF It's own
PAPER as an ofrfctai organ. The sit.
uatt1a IL further complicated by a
bitter person controversy between
President sharss ana W, II Evans,
81 Anderson. lad. vice president al
the Firm dintric, Pressannt StR;-
ter charged the latter with hindcrinz
the work Of the organization. and
on trial he was Suspended for ar
months.
Eugene V Deb. writes that his
engagements will prevent Inn from
taking up the eork % recognising
the American Railway Union.
The Colorado Supreme court has
decided a. Unconstitutional Denver
city ordnance prohibiting clothing
stores from opening on Sundays
fFrhAlfVf FEAA1atEs NA ATF hAe -"
trust. 10 stated 10 have promised
President Mulhaiiand. ~ the Bicycle
Workers Nat 0nni rnion. that lie
would brinr aesa; plan &, cooper.
ate wlts the workers Then thu
trust pulled s.aca travelling sstesmen
o'r the road. closed down two plants
IN Toledo. one in Indianapolis. an
other In kenoshs. wt... and one n
Philadelphia. thruxiuE several
thousand mechanics cut ~ work.
W. g. rearre. national secretary ~
the TINTED Mine Workers. will bs
pushed by rs organization for fra
ternai delegate frun the A, =. a l.
10 the British Trades Union Con-
xress which meets al Huddsrsioid.
England. in september next.
The Trades and Labor Counsel Of
Toronto. Ont. 10 considering the ad-
visa biisy ~ establishing a daily pa
per.
IN. international Association ~
Msehinls,s are preparing 20 inaugur-
ate the nlns-hour day on May l.
1870
one hundred merchants At Tloom-
inston. III. have entered into an
agreement 20 handle union cigars
only.
Nearly $50 New York Photo I'm.
gravers employed in the commercial
houses. have struck for an Increase
Of wages.
Dayton. O.. building mechanics
have perfected the formation " their
building trades council All branch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
BUILDING BOOM
AT GREENWOOD

GREENWOOD. n. c. Dec IA
large amount OF building IL IN pro-
gress all over the city Hardly a
day goes by but one notices the
foundations for q new building being
laid, or men sxcavating ground pre-
psratory 70 laying foundations Ev-
en- the cold weather has not re-
tartied work Up TIL the nrsi
OF the week. construction work was
Numbered for ~ant OF lumber This
has been overcome for the time be-
ing by the timely arrival OF a train
had. But trsinioas or half a dog
en- trsiniosds goes nowhere when dis
tributed among contractors who are
erecting thres-story frame building.
and residences Of every sine and
description. II is not by any means
a building boom. but a steady
growth. neeessisated BY the rapidly
increasing business aud by the many
new arrivals who have decided to
make Greenwood their home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
Labor Notes and News.


IS OF the Industry are fully repre-.
scented.
The professors ana students ~ po-
lt.cal economy IN number 81 the
leading universities have taken up
tts subject 81 uaian labels and their
influence on wages
Indianapolis labor people arr IA
have = library. with reading rooms
money u heinz raised by giving
sunday concerts hy professional tai.
snt at popular prices.
The electrical workers OF Great
Britain are advertising the good
points ~ their unions IN the tsehnis
cat trade journals The advertise
ments are veii written and ocrn.
~ prominent positions and are FREE
pueniiY changed.
The tnterna sionai Printing Press
meme unien haa issued charters 10
new unions AZ Dee Mninss and Du-
hadue. lows SPOKANE. Wash uroek
ton. Mass. and Niagara Fails. Tte
next convention viii be held In MI
Nauhse-
Fifteen local uniann In the build 4.
inF trades AZ pittshurs and ALLIE.
rheny are preparing 60 make a Unit.
Cd demand far the eight huuf day en-
January !. 20 So into effect on April
l. isFa The unions involved Include
,hc carpenters. hriekiayern. plaster
ers, stonemas1ns frscHiane cutters.
steam htters. plumbers. electricians.
painters parer hangers. metal work
srs. tile settlers. structural iron work
srs. stair builders. Interior drcora tors
and bod carriers. In all. somr u. 600
men. all be Involved In the propos-
rd movement.
81 LOUIS now has a tobacco work.
ers' union made up entirely II col
ored men.
The Tennessee Federation o. la
Dor viii meet AZ Jackson on Monday.
January
There are u mechanics and i1i
farmers In the tower house % the
Connecticut Legislature.
In Coicrado.a legislature there are
II union men. and the lieutenant
governor IL a trades unlonlsf
The ninth annual session OF the
Missouri Stale Federation Of Labor
will meet at scdalla on January s.
Nearly 5000 anthracite coal min.
srs In Pennsylvania Joined the Unit
Cd Mine Workers Union In Novcm-
her
Fifty ncw lodges Of the AmalFa m
ated Association ~ Iron and steel
Workers have been formed since the
first ~ April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
AmUSEM ENTS.


The Moore Roberts English corn.
aany. direct from Australia. opened
at TIRE Seattle theater Christmas at.
tsrnoou IN a matinee. the house be-
ins we'll hiIed The play Of The
prodirai Father was presented and
was repeated again In the evening
Mr.. ~ Il Roberts. VINO takes the
part OF the aforesaid father poses
as an English ausocrat who ~ fond
OF q breezy tim. with fair ladies'
especially comic opera singers. des-
pits the fact that ne IL = gray hair
81 man Of large family Hts aon.
being q chip Of the ODD block. and
worldly wise. gets mixed up In an
affair With a dancer at a thesisr and
finally marries her. She comes 20
bis fathers house 20 claim him. and
there discovers that pa has f,irtsd
with her himself she At once es-
tsblishes herself In the house. dss-
pits the old mans objections. ani
both father and son have a hard job
Of getting rid Of her. I'm which under
taking they finally succeed
The Prodi&ai Father. Will be re-
peatei tonight. on Wednesday and
Thursday the play will be The 81.
lenoe ~ Dean Maitland" on Friday
and Saturday David Garrick" and
His Last Legs" win end the en-
eszemsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
AN EARTHQUAKE
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

SIOUX FALls la. Dec. 20 Ear
y this morning people Ia various
South Dakota towns felt distinct
earthquake shocks. the first ever cS-
petleneed In that state Reports
from Mitchell say that houses shook
and windows ratified FOR several sec.
onds. People rushed from their
homes At Fnuikton the shock did
not last more than an instant hut
dishes We're ratified from their places
and houses shook The reports alt
aEfee that the hour was q a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
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SOCIALIST DANCE

The members Of the Socialist La
Dor Party gave a banquet and bail
at the Masonic hall last evening
The evenings entertainment waf
opened with A concert, the program
consisting Of vocal and instrumental
music. The banquet was served Al
. O'Clock, after which those who were
present danced until nearly O'Clock
In this morning. The next ball Will
be given March IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
FIGHTS WITH
INSURGENTS


MANILA. Dec. 2s--in a sghi be-
tween the Thtrty-slxth infantry and
about 100 insurgents near Aiahinos.
- Of the enemy were killed. wound
ed or captured. one American was
wounded Small engagements have
also taken place at Aritae and Cal.
afnbs. ard In the mountains near
Dinaiupijan. In these fNhts the in
sursenis lost seven kilisi and l,
wounded Or captured. No American
casualties
Our troops seirsd much ammuni-
tlon. many guns and t,5 sead OF cat
tie. Near saiA ISLAND the Paray de-
tschneat OF the Twenty-sixth in
fsntry enccuntsr~i rebel force. In
nietine heavy punishment Many
Panay rebels ar. surrendering 10 the
American troops on the Island Of
Homhlen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26

In the Superior Court OF King coun-
Is. state OF Washington. No. "a.
$50 summons by publication.
Annie 8 Wright. plaintiff. ". Ar
thur ~arricklow. u. +. Day. Fran
cies r. Day. c. r. Rcmaberg. First
National Bank OF Seattle. a COR
paration: James A. Filley. Arthur
T.. Grimm. Samuel Baker. Denny
Clay Company. corporation. and
J. :. Elliott. defendants.
The State OF Washington 10 the said
James 4. Filiey and Samuel Baker.
defendants:
You and each OF YOU are hereby
summoned TO appear within sixty
tsn) days after the date OF the first
publication OF this summons. to-wit.
within sixty te0l days after the 2ist
day Of November. \. d. 1899 and de-
fcnd the above entitled action In
the above entitled court which
IL hereby designated by the plain
tin herein al the place Of trial. and
answer the complaint OF the plain
til. and serve a copy OF your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for
plaintifr, at their office below stated.
and In case OF your failure so TO do
Judgment will be rendered against
YOU according TO the demand OF COM
plant which has been filed with the
clerk OF SAID court
The nature and object of this ae-
ton Is to foreelese the mortgage re-
corded in the Auditors Office OF said
King county. in volume i04 OF mort
cages at page 276 Of the records OF
said county. and executed by said
defendants, H. +. Day and Francies
r. Day. his wife. on April 20. 1893.
to ]. nidmead Wright, to secure the
payment Of n note OF the same date.
executed by said defendant Arthur
Rarricklow to said Wright. for the
sum Of one hundred seventy-five
dollars CS170 aud interest. said
mortgage having been assigned to
the plnlutim herein. and being upon
tho following described premises in
said King county. Washington, to-
wit. lots seven ~ and eight 80 in
bloek two ~ Of II. +. Days El Dor
ado. an addition 10 the city OF Seat
tie
Also for judgment against the sale
defendant Barrieklow in the sum q
ono hundred and seventy five dollar
tSl7D with interest thereon at tht
rate Of two per cent. per month from
October %, 1898, uutll entry Of judg-
mont herein. together also with an
attorneys fee Of seventy-five doll
lars. and plaintiffs costs herein: to-
rpthcr with any sums OF money paid
out by plaintiff on account OF taxes.
and furthermore for general euuit-
able relief. including the barring oe
defendants herein from any and all
right. title and interest In and to
said premises.
SMITH & COLE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Omec and postoflice address.
Rooms AG-tS Boston Block. Seattle,
Washington.
Date OF first publication. Novem-
Der n. 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26

Armory hall this even
discuss the waterfront
railroad aoubs be attend
distributed from house
tended Seattle notices Of
hemssvs.
headlines
for hursarss and similar
public the truth Of
placed Seattle Il would 10 the good.
ne o
the at he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
The loss OF the British guns in the hattie

British rnRela
commanded the artt
front bring
artillery
action relieves
blunde7 and
having made the taking
terrible unavoidable plain the British troops
efficiency
be
artillery within few
II the
artillery all that spared from
should accepted the
remedy how
and Britain danger While the like
ntans preoee
I'M
cannot arori
order 10
Nevertheless
Il that risk Ne
that q Admir-
which
modern
British minister
will o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
New Industries Introduce I'd

YORK. Pa. Dec. 2s.-Sew Years
day Will see two new industries In
operation In York county. on that
date the Weaver organ a. Plano co.
which has been running Its factory
thirteen hours day on account
OF a large number Of orders received
at the Philadelphia Export eNposl-
ton. viii begin the manufacture Of
pianos. The new shops at Wrlghts-
vile. which will manufacture RaBo-
line engines and builders hardware,
will also start up at New Years.
Many Of the industries here are at
present working overtime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
MARTYRS Of
THE MAINE
Bodies Landed From eattie
ship Toxss Today.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Dee. ~
the bodies 81 the Maine dad were
brought ashore from the hsttiesh q
Texas thie morning BY officers and
sailors OF that vessel. including Capt.
six-bss They we're met a; IN. pier
by many veteran. % the Spanish.
American war The remain. wer~
Immediately placed on = special
train for Washington. where they
win be inferred with full naval hon
ors In Arlington cemetery Thursday.
in the presence Of the president ana
the cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
MinIsturo Exhibition.

There was perhaps no Christmas
novelty that was 10 we'll patronized
as Dawson in Miniature" which IL
on exhibition at 1922 Second av-
enue. This remarkable mechanical
effect II a marvel of realism. and u
said by old Klondikers be very
accurate reproduction OF the north
ern metropnlls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
Funeral of lawton.

MANILA. Dee. q The remains O;
Gen. Lawton win be taken TO the
United states ON tho transport
Thomas The funeral takes place
next shturHda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
DAIRY M EN- MEET.

The Washington STATE Dairymen's
Association holds It's seventh annual
meeting at North Yakima on Docam.
her -. 70. 80 a number Of local
dairymcn VIII attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
ELECTRICIANS SMOKER

The Electric Workers Union No z
give a smoker Saturday evening.
Dec. 30. AZ out Of town electricians
are cordially welcome good time
ana a me program Is promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
"Nsmsmbsr the Naive.

While many Seattle thsatsr. Foers
were witnessing Lincoln J. Csrter's
play. Remember the Maine" Christ
mas day. the bodies Of the murdered
martyrs that caused the war be-
tween the United states and Spain.
and made u possible for Remember
the Maine" TO be written. were being
returned to their native land AMI
received by their sorrpwing friends
Remember the Maine" will live long
In American history. and the play At
the Third Avenue thsatsr this week
IL an excellent reminder and serves
70 keep alive patriotism and the
memory Of our martyred heroes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
The Pope h. Quite Well

ROME. Dec, 20 The Pope IL feet
Ing quite well after the fRtiguns
ceremonies uf sunday