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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
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unconventional. was Immense. al
proved q Ffraua support throughout.
The Dialogue in his comedy Was
among the most sparkling csrr heard
here The play iH well written. and
aH good a COMEDY as o. IL often n.
fortune - Seattle theaisF- Eoera 90
So. This comedy vIl H. Eren to-
night ssr iAe last tlwr.
MauaNsr Howe took Ia az the bax
ofIice last u.Eht tga1 more than hc ia
vs4u tho attraction was here last
year. This he attributes 10 the *.
se.lcui and judicial advertising hr
las given the Eastern sue0sas.
Gorton.s Ministries. which are tae
attraction ~ the Seattle th-atrr on
"Wednesday ard Thursday evenings.
raJoY the distinction - tainr the
only minstrel company that is trav-
cling nou that organized when II
DID IN 1901. The performance is
clever and modern IN every detail
There Is not a dry number on tao
programme. and not a member 81
the company whose mission IL - ~
up a vacant place on the stage. tar
the company - good. AL % them.
The Crescent city Quartefts les com
posed of four as sweet and trained
yo5cga "a any quarfcLte can
produce the musical act OF Gortou a
lee - ore Of the bent seen and tho
Jokes nre preftlly td1. The end mon.
OF whom there hfr six. are very fun
ny. There - one bis difference be
tween this company ana mHay 9TH
crs-thcy have cut out Caac old
time hfter-pirceH ard IN their place
clever combinations ~ character
Fkst, hes and refined arrubatle exit
billions are given.
The standing roam only sign was
hung out NJ o'clock lani night At
the Third Avenue theatcr au1 when
the curtain vent up IN the ffst act
~ Yun Yousou" every biz ~ avail
able room was occupied 'Noa' made
an instantaneous hit with the iarEe
audience The work ~ Arthur Don
a4sln In this character Wha as
good as ever seen IN this city.
~ hen the play was here last year
len Hendricks played the part OF
the usuphisticatcd awedo Don
alison Ia luHt As good, and that -
saying great deal. Beatrice Nor
man. lhs leading lady OF the com
pary. Hus very clever. Shs has been
seen IN Semitic many times before
and Is gree fayoritc. Annie MACK
Bc5lc.n. tHa irish woman. was great.
IN fnct tho entire company f. east
We'll The Lumbctmuus Qunrtette
wa recalled again ana again. ThiH
4 Kennedy have spared ~ expense
in giving "a splendid production.
Won Touann" lso on for a week AT the
Third avenue.
THE Loan % Lover f. the titlc
~ Il decidedly uecly farce 20 be- given
tomorrow evening by sf'ttie Lodge
80. 7. Degree Of Honor. al RIuhc'F
huI s fancy run driil by Prot n
Han a drHl by No. re driil team, q
prize cake walk and a dance VIII be
other fcatures ~ The evening Hand
some door prizes, which are 90 Do
given. are on exhibition ~ the Cold
en- Rulo Bazaar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
FARMER FINDS
FREE GOLD

COTTAGE GROVE. or. oct IL
FoliN currcn. "a farmet living near
h,gr. recently located a mine IN
Bohemia that shows az very fIrh.
There ~ now dQsfoot tunnel. and
rho ledge il feet wiir. 9 feet ~
which b. ia FREE mililus ore. and
FulI uan be seen in half of the vein.
Tho remainder Of thr ledge is base.
bus very rich. caatainins black sui
phitts moat 81 which Is copper lead
ana iron samples brought ia fnany
HhaH fhst the ofa lz heavily miner
Hused. aud gold can u- seen All
thfaugh the quarts Mt Currsn .lt
extend the tunnel i6o feet fhis win.
Ter ANA tap two ledges ueHf the june
Ton. ~ that place he expects - fitI
nj ledge wider ard "a larger tniy %
FRYE milling ore, The property o.
located hair a milo east ~ tn Helena
milne. and 10 Joined hy a number 81
other valuable properties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
Ge,s4
The Female Observer
ssi.ss

4 womon'1 club il made up Of
'Dan'ts' and dues.
Which Re worse thu bicycle face
or tho football hair
A womnn lE always reading the
fashion hints and then giving her
husband few
We often wonder what OTTER po-t
Of trouble would trouble ua az much
az the sort vs have.
% la bre'usc kris hive been
Huehiy 1t The Fg1shore that they
come home ro thoroughly tanned
\ WIdaver always ARGUES that the
reason h. marriaa q second time r.
ont ~ compliment 10 his FIRST wife.
Fashionable sleeves are SO small
that II would be an utter imposaIbiII-
- for women 60 wear their hearts
iu them
a man never feels that ne is really
getting old until he has Lost hla de-
sira - run - every FIRE I'm the neigh
harhopd
80 matter how loudly o. man
rnnres. he never 1rEuawts dges that
he Re sleeping he ~ only thinking
with nis eyes shut
Small eyes are said TO indicate Gun
Ming. particularly when they are IN
used'aa aud must DO threaded with
coarse cotton.
with tho coming ~ winter man
has tun iayaHH satisfaction ~ know
ing whore biH DeoktieH are Ia be
found a. his shirt waist wife and
her sister have no special use FOR
them at this season,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
DIES
IN NEW YORK
a Socialist Leader Formerly
Of This City.

Laurence urnnmni. ihe we'll
known Socialists leader. died "a Ses,
YORK. yesterday At the iIme - his
DEATH he uaa employed a. an eilt-
nfiai writer an the NeW fues Even
ing journal. The mpat Important
work freu ar Oraniurd.a pan WAS
ass operative Commonwealth.
which Us uslf uly accepted ga I'M
veeaitl.s 80 ttr beet taafk walth haa
been written Du sac subject This
work has eNceedea i5peaa copies IA
circulation bit e - runorsd that
Mr Grouiuri uada ,ift'e mearf out
x u. tae publisher having absorb
"a his Interest lie leaves widow
ia tbs elty and q s'splAurhfrr.
Miss ncutah CargV Mfa Gf1rant
L. she best kuawn teacher " st4iisa
IN English ia SEATTLE " Groriund
left Seattle many months agp for the
East. lie waa prominent n single
tax circles in this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

Pointed Paragraphs.
faasss

what man has done woman thinks
she can Improve aH
Imposition II thr only position
some people ever attain.
Tire hungry menalcau; prefers thr
cold HaW 90 che cold shoulder
sare men show good Judgment BY
chewing a tack n SELF e5nndrnee.
The NEST expensive fhtnrs enc ne-
qH.res aHa chose putH hasod below
cost.
The Ysfaeity 81 heufrs often de-
renis oa the honesty 20 The rtails-
tiei8u
nisaavI IL the woman who gives
Dc bea, preserves - members - her
Own family
The oaiy way % distinguish be-
tween courage ard fenlhardIncsa =
~ the nnRi outcome,
A. a rule. uhfn man has great
nrns thrust upon him Il dorau't take
hifn very lnrH g. set RI % a.
II yps Web to know toN many
friends yau have get into Office. Il
yap wiHh 20 know boa many you
haven't get into trouble.
All mea are not bofn equal. only
twins are born that Wy
Sometimes a Riri refuses a man In
haste AMI reprniH at leisure.
Some mrn seek foreign shores fer
rest and sofne 90 avoid arrcat.
4 daE i never a hypoeffis when
D. WaEs he tail 30 always means u.
The amateur photographer cares
but q snap for the pretty Etfl he
sees.
Perfection IL made ~ o. triaes.
bus i;'s no trifiing matter @ attain
perfection.
Sometimes man n't1iua position
unif e. discover that nature has not
endowed hsm ntlh sufficient brains 10
on IL.
\ bee undoubtedly posaeHrcs g
powerful memory. says a scientist
This uay Mt be true bus tfr man
au whose neck enc happens 90 camp
certainly does
The sympathy ~ some people
doubles ogr troubles.
The Sunshine - ", aperfty seldom
RUM any complexion.
We worry about what dee-n'i con-
Germ Ne and think we are rympait e, o.
Ie.
To man wh1 dHean'i believe the
wlf.d appreciates him never UNDER
rates himself
Tho fact iH that O. would be pretty
hard FOR u.s. T. tolerate Some - the
things $40 think No should like.
Even che rlai1sr would - along
faster n h. dil NOT have 70 look mp
60 affeu at those wha passed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
u. OF w. BOYS
WIN THE GAM {
They Handled the pigskln In
Snappy Manner.

The University OF Washington op.
sfsed the football season by a victory
over Townsend t. the tome ~ &c e. o
last Saturday. Il was a surprising
game In the fret place tue crowd
was iatse fully 5Oo people being
present. Taen the game. ssr tfla
cod u the seasan. vas decidedly
snappy and FREE from fluk.s and
fumb,es. Both lines played quickly
and akgFVRalvcly. the Varsity boys
being strongest The backs formed
fc.y good Interference. and haufled
the ball we'll Both teams pat up a
stroEg game on defensive. The U.
Of ". enas Ncre. of COURSE lmprsK.
ma aie.
stars were lacking. for II was a
good all-round tean game The
University boys play Fort Flagist
next Saturday at the Y NJ G. a.
grounds. This team has = nuaher
OF West ralns men. and a sensation.
g. game Is expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

a recent issue u thr HnfHa Timsa
declares that "a restaurant in that
city managed on the American aga-
tenn. where ane can ztt descent
meal without fear 81 being aiekeaed
BY a MIXTURE of fias. eoehfab hes
al and other pbomiuationa. ana To-
a reasonable price. ous 20 b. "a H.
tie gold mine "a an eutsrrfialng
man. The writer complains sapeei-
ally that the spanish ptopfici ara ~
N4g eating houses ehnuot be made 10
underat1nd pr satisfy the Amefi-
cans dss.fs laf square meal BE-
fore beginning his daily work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
PROGRESS OF
EVOLUTION

The Question or Life.a Meaning
Ia Relation 90 the Great PLAN Which
IL at The Heart of An Thinga Ia the
tnivefrs Vaa the subject IN whlsh
nrt Alfrsl " Martin ieatufcd last
ulFht az ltanke'a hall The lecture
vas Illustrated. The greatness or
the system aud lta completely we're
tWeit On hY the speaker. The re-
btiourhip ~ man 60 cod. the power
D. hiHi Ell HaH another point TIE
Q gurer compared ths wa1'e cyst m
- MasHl work Each workman has
O. minute part Let az execute out
fragment With care ana hdeII,y."
ftid he speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
ARRIVE HERE IN
THREE YEARS

rhs Burlington VIII be In seattle
vttfln thrtc years n. & hnrus a
salt Lake eapltallst. who has rs-
tIf#d from business ana 10 nos In
Seattle. Il authority Fer thla state
ment Mr. Nurna said TIN pres
tnt extension Of that road into Wy
omipa is simply preliminary 10
building a tar - Puget sQgud Ttla
lt.s. white Il Nuuid simply De a
branch FROM cody Wyol would Do
The .af,raun~r 81 q cassg extension
90 i1c nlaIu line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

patronage. 1t IL pleasant ~ learn
that her manager. Mr.. John g Fish
er. has provided her with an almost
matohissa supporting company. and
a series ~ scenic productions which
for boration and artistic excel
lence can be compared with those -
no other touring company. except u
b. that = Henry Irving. an ~
ceDtiouai interest attends ModjasEa'r
engagement on account n ner new
leading man. Mr.. John r. Eeilcrd.
one ~ the most forceful actors of
the daY. Modjeska VIII be reeu IN
tho first night as Mary stuart sup
ported by MIR Eetirrd IN the opposite
role ~ Lord Leicester. At the seutfic
ttcatcr.
Jacobs Lite gsenteFt comedy
success. "NlatakeH WIN Happen"
pleased large audience iaHt even
Ing at the Seattle theGter. This is
undoubtedly the best comedy nEsHp-
Cation chat has appeared here this
arHHan. The entire company Do.
ca.Nsd an lnuaiast'c rat before
tho curtain 1i fhe end - the sroon1
act. Mr Charles Dickson ne "Gonp-
win u1H excellent This popular
comedian iH a1 sell known to Sc
aftla audience 90 % star that o. .r
needless - describe his vsrk moro
fully. When Dlaaron como 20 old
Turner hail yevaral years ago
he proved himself 20 DC one af tao
most capable comedians playing In
farce. and no fubarqueuf work hJs
ever i1qt him HE place In tho hearts
Of Seattle people Miss Lansing
Rowan, ne Mrs Huute Chase. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
DO We WANT
WOODLANDS

The purchase Or woodland park
By the city la meeting with strong
aproaitlau a petition opposing the
purchase has been circulated ard
a.Ened hy many n the principal msr-
chants and TAX payers ~ the clfy.
The grounds Tor the opposition S.
The eHorhit1nt price ~ Sl0o 009 that
is asked fer tho property. the tax
payers considering fhfs far more
than 70 IH worth. 4 long Hsi 81 names
ia attached e. the objection. nna The
city council VII have To- be- very bold
ta make the purchase without heed
iuR this expression ~ opinion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

The sultan NJ Morocco has just
come 30 near being struck by light
ming uat two NJ his court uHherr
we're killed beside him, Some years
ag1 ono 1f his predecessors turned
an American lightning rod agent out
of the country na an inhdel, 1nr-
ceror. who would turn the bolt Of
heavrn away from ne appointed
mark. The expelled agent might go
back again now with some reason
able expectancy Of a better recep-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

Tragedy ana the rlafsIc drama
has ra trW aui# eVparaat8 r4a tdaya
irat ffe advent &C - sfsat an ar
tie ~ Madame Iaaisska. naturally
ar5nees thc enthusiasm of 1li class
ts at tnsat-s-R asrs IL was nos o.
IauwaHo chat thr famous Polish 49,
trens had worthy rivals ruch az
Booth. saIviui. ami Lawrence Har-
rrtt. bat whatever great talent OK.
ists today among the player folk. is
absorbed by the modern drama AMI
ModJeska has the classic field al
uYaHt 90 herself Although trt
genius alone Is sumelent 70 Graw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
LIKE JACK THE GIANT
KILLERS BEANSTALK
Up, Up, Up, Soar the Prices of Seat.
tie Real Estate.

n fSa estate situation In Seattle has according
uSlefs aitertd
9salaeas and rVsttcata
ttN,1 ~ any holders
deals that
l'a MS own rather
- 'nat even n The outlying dae hadvra
: "shlhg ahsafdly hts. prices.
~ en- tho
uea'ef today There Is speculative
ieh ensased IN thc
sNelnkA conservative
ia"e 10 net
pft'es haNs been obtained
TURNS the week properties
iutl ~ Der cent prevailing
i'ents ae stil climbing
muse e'atFAlN located The unc
nI's weeks has enaogt oaidsra 60 asAe eaed
weeks nunler
,sy were spoken tor foundations
Tee situation gives usa engaged In business
anxiety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
REMNANT WON
BY BROOKLYN

The National league season In fin
listed. brooklyn holds tho pennant.
Boston came a close second Fh.,as
deiphln was q strong THIRD. New
York was poorly represented this
ye4r Biz FL Dohanty has The
strongest record with the stick.
slcGreer leads IN base running.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
MAY
WALK OUT

The trainmcn and engineers On the
Great Northern have been handling
more freight. wlth "A smaller force.
on the road. They presented their
grievances some time ago 90 q neral
superintendent Ward. and got no
satisfaction. There VIII. IN all pron-
ability. be no strike. for the road is
handling 70 much freight 10 be
able TO AFFORD tie-up. The men.
knowing this. count on an accession
90 their demands In the very near fu-
ture. In the lack Of Hucn q move By
the officials. they intend to walk out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

Senator W. \, clark said in an in
tcrt.aw last week chat Ne owed his
Huaeraa In lie entirely 90 hia early
experiences on his fnther'a farm In
Pcnnaylyanla = learned that hard
work" he said, "was ueceHs4ry II IA
man wanted o. rer. THE trouble
with mort people % that they DO not
realize this"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16
Pacific Coast Steamship co.
Tor san Francisco

iegw Tor san Francisco
Il R'k15fA Tho eompnHy's slegant
NS-tS.%ba afsamahtps queen
t-~1 Eaila Whila ana Um-
se atllla.
leave CATTLE. Q a. n.
Oct !. g. Il. &c. q. 20. 81. NOV. 8.
10. ld. 20. g. 90. Dec. o., ana every
nth day thereafter
LsiTl "a. IaI.g0 l'f Seattle 10 q
oct 3. 5. "a. IS. IS. Is. Nov ?. {. y.
Il. a.. pa. Dec q and every nf'h day
thereafter.
FOR AL23HA
Leave Seattle 9 n
Cottage city. oct n. n. Soy. II. e
city - Topeka, oct. Z. q. NOV. 8.
q
Al-KL oct :. II. Sav. J. u. and
every nfth cay thereafter
ra- rIfth-r tnfaffnstiea obtain fsiisr
IT, e1rnaarf reserves SO FtEh' . chsnss
sIulost rlssIans auiias stpaDsrs. ssihhs
ssts sui hours - saiirE.
s.F TnowunIDaE,
puss, nanns fafi ocean nocs rrai'is
- tapn ufaat sfna4 els fHft' avsnus.
fsafis ucodan Psfiurs Co. oshtt
al nr.u,.. aaa Ttahelsoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

DuaINE.s foLLEens

Il IS HougHroN. 40. az. Gs. AZ
Collins block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

Dr. Annie Russell
Diseases Of women. 5i HIuolsley blk
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ialtY fHf seHeiiof yiPAt saii. Rom 1871
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

onudGkE THEAfpfH q co. me. me ~.
tHd reliable alrifart fsfnpsnF sstatsish
o. lFH1 We aff ngN making abfffactH %
mihlHH claims ~ ch7fr1 street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

WANTED Htifnra Na91auen Coeba sn4
wHifsfH. aHFt lttfs. ufemHp farm hEnih
" a. men fgf y "a nuf -. y. - y ~
free Hafa 30 rfHfnGe tunnel - fft~
f4rd's. 10 ~ Main a Tel fisfk lils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

INDEX CALUMET NINE.
ONE Of the prize winners az tho
Spokane exhibit We are now
shipping ore. and are Offering .
limited amount Of the treasury
stock a &c a shafe. For further
particulars concerning Arrays and
samples. Cal Of write 10 the Office,
go First avenue. Tel. Main SO.
g. A. CoRBITT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-16

rHE PACIFIC Tailoring Ce.-Pest SIS. SIS
ana $40 cults made N the city, nyeins
ciesnins repairing ms Thlrl svsnus.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-06-23
OBITUARY..

A. Mel. Dewitt died suddenly of heart
failure early yesterday morning at his
residence, 1.-THE Anchorage" on the
Whippany road, in the 59th year of his
age.
Mr.. Dewitt was born at Albany, N. Y,
and afterwards removed to Pittstown,
Pa, whe1e his father W a prominent
business man. There he embarked in
businC IS as coal miner and OF srator on
an extensive scale. Only last week he
was re elc It pre- sident of the Clear
Creek Coal Compsny, position which
he bad successfully fi''ol for many
years. About Two Yeas ego Nj. and
Mrs DeWi,5 sustained severe less in
the death of their or'y son, a young
man of great promise Shortly after-
Is they removed from I.gSDwa
Morrstown where they purchased and
improv l the pI )perty on the Whipp3ny
re ID which they have si1,e made their
home Though NJ. Dewitt has been IN
poor health, he w9s thought - be in
proving and wss out driving so rec emily
as Monday. Mr.. Dewitt ma led Miss
A1toinetta F each of MONTY ne, N. j.,
who SUI ives him.
Mr.. Dewitt was a member of the
South Strt 1T Freshly sriNn Church which
he join, by letter from he West I ~ J.
TN Presby' u an Church, in which for
many years he had be en- an honored an1
active leader. Mr.. Devil. was of &c
mil disposition and always a generous
supporter OF a" charitable end benevo
lent objects, ard his many beneficencts
n Pit town, s'ways quie y bC slowed,
viii long ts rememl rcd.
He VIZ thil -y-second deere Me IN
and for many years was prominent in
Masonic CIRCLE in Eittstown.
The funers' services will be )nducted
by the Rev. Dr.. Ere'n from the
Anchorage" mol4o at 1890. The
inter .nent w be n ne family plot at
MONTY re.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-06-23
OF HEALTH BOARD vs..
EDITOR OF JERSEYMAN.

zone man in his time plays many
parts" but not many men can play SO
many parts in so short time IS can the
variable Editor of the Jerseymd11.
What that changeable gentleman says
on Monday or Tuesday is no indication
of what he will say after due considera-
ton and friendly consultation, on Friday.
For example, in the issue of last week
under the caption of IAN Over Modest
Volunteer" after devoting SO much space
to the Editor of the CHRONICLE that we
feel quite fattered, he says
1.-The Board of Health is a duly APP
pointed body of men of average business
ability, with the good of the town at
heart, who will do their duty according
to their best judgment but will stead
tasty decline to be the tail of anyone's
kite"
Contrast this with his remarks at the
last meeting of the Board of Health, of
which he is member.
He said then THAT the Board of
Health was an object of ridicule and
justly So"
He told how the members met Some
Of them) month after month and did
virtually nothing"
1t was his opinion that a half
dozen or more nuisances of long stand
ing should receive the attention of the
Board
..He had been told by physicians that
it was due more to good luck than
anything else that the city had never
been visited by an epidemic"
With all of this speech we heartily
agree. Perhaps like some other pepi-
tents our brother did not mean to be
taken seriously when he confessed him
self to be justly an object of ridicule.
Of course in that case it g natural for
him to feel little sore but merely abus-
ing the Editor of the CHRONICLE will not
persuade the public that the Board is
either useful or ornamental. We hope
he speaks with authority when he says
1.-The Board will do their duty accord.
ing to their best judgment That is a
distinct promise of amendment as is also
the declaration that they Twill stead
Easily decline to be the tail of anyone's
kite"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-06-23
EDITOR RITTENHOUSE ON THE
TROLLEY IN MORRIS.

Commenting on the ttaction roads as
an aid to the development of rural
county, the observant Editor of the
Hackettstown Gazette comments upon
the probable advent in the near future
of the trolley in Morris as follows;
"Of ell the inland counties of New
jersey we know of none that would be
so greatly benetitt' in every way by
the introduction of electrical RAILWAYS 60
Morris county. 1t Is veritable hive of
progressive villages and gov ing cities
and towns. which if linked together by a
trolley system would result very QUICKLY
in unprecedented development, and this
development largely to the benefit of the
rural sections. A trolley system reach
ing out from Morristown in all directors
would be of inestimable value in the dc
velopment of the county. The businc IS
men and laborers in the towrs, the farm
ers in the 1ural sections are vitality
interested in the Improvement. Hudson,
Essex, Union, Passaic and Mercer coun-
ties have had unprecedented develop
ment by reason of this modern means of
communication, and the Increase in real
estate values have been beyond computa-
ton.
Morris county is SO situated that great
and lasting development must follow
the introduction of the trolley sys sem,
linking together the busy towns and
thriving hamlets, and an jncrea7e in
real estate values must follow that
would be felt in every section of the
county
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-06-23

Jersey City, June 23.-Funeral services
over the remains of Captain George B.
Raymond of Bordentown, N. j., have
been held at that place. Captain Ray
mond died suddenly last Saturday even
ing few hours after his return from the
funeral of his daughter Louise. Captain
Raymond was born in New York in 1874
He went to sea while youth and be-
came captain Of merchant ship trading
between New York and European ports.
In 1874 he saved the lives of ex-NIayors
Edward Cooper and Abram Hewitt. who
were shipwrecked on the Alabama Coop
eF and Hewitt made their escape In a
yawl, and Captain Raymond made long
and persistent effort When nearly half
way across the Atlantic ocean to liz
possible survivors