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PARoWAN.
10 Judge Higgins Court Heavy Son.
tcnces ON Deserving Cuiprits.

Ia Judge Higgins Court Heavy Sen.
tcnccs on Deserving Cuiprits.
Special Correspondence.
purowuu. Iron co.. Sent ig.-'rhe Sep.
tombpr term OF tho Fifth judicial die
trlct court Judge Higgins presiding.
adjourned hero Cor tIy term last yveu-
ms The cases uI.l ln which the pub
lie f,lt most concerned Wuru first
that Of Joseph s. Armstrong OF SUM
mlt Iron county charged with assault
with luiUut Go commit rape, uuuu two
young rIflH liu plead guilty 60 the
charge and ufirr receiving "a HUuthlug
lecture by the iuIHH was sentenced
90 ton years imprisonment IN the state
poult0uuary Tho cases were aFrra-
the people hnr0 Dr. that Armstrong fully
mcrlted the sentence Imposed.
ANOTHER SHOCKING CASE.
The case of John williamson " Par.
uEuuuuh, Iron county charged with zee
luUtluu under the promise OF mar
riagv, wac also heard ana decided. lie
accomplished tho ruin OF HE Victim. "a
mere child only niteeu years uf age,
SIN lu her short dresses. After she got
Into her trouble williamson abandoned
her and married another. Ito plead not
guilty. a jury was imuanclod Dlatilct
Attorney MarluuUuuN and County At
turury J, H. MrGrtgor conducted the
prosecution most uhlyi their ndlreFFps
10 the jury euNpIured the house. Judge
Knox OF Beaver NuH attorney for tho
defendant, williamson was found gull
ty and sentenced tu -four yCarB In the
State prison.
Tho divorce case NJ Ford W. Ford Of
knnnrini Iron county goes over I'm tho
The cafc NJ NoNcIley Of cedar city.
accused nf firing NIH premises with tho
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General Court nuslnsss Divorce Deaths
HDistrss.iug Accident

General Court nu.lpss. Divorce Deaths
-Distrss'iug Accident
Special Correspondence.
Provo. sept s0-The following burl-
ness has boon transacted in iho Fourth
district court;
The court today announced bic dee
Clsiun ou the motion 60 dismiss lu thn
case OF George 81. Bates charged with
murder in the second duErrD. The moe
tluu and sustained. the court deCid.
INK that u had nu Jurisdiction in thH
case, ana ordered thu bail ~ the prla-
uuor released, The State noted am ,N-
ueption ana VIII undoubtedly carry Tho
matter Co the supreme Court
tu the estate uf John williamson. de-
ceased. George NJ. smuut. Martin Wil-
Hanson and Marion Jllngur appointed
appraisers.
summons ordered published in the
cnHe ot the Bank uf Spanish Fork va
81. J Fairbanks.
All the jurors not serving 1u The panel
600 the York case were excused until
Friday morning ut 10 o'clock
WANTS HER LIBERTY
Mrs. Emma Hannbcrg has nled suit
Tor divorce against br. Julius Ham.
berg ON tho grounds OF dosUrtiUn and
failure 10 provide.
LAID TO REST
2olla. the iO-ytar-0ld daughter Of Mr
ana Mrs Farley Van WAGNER 0f this
city. who died Monday NJ Robinson, was
buried from the First ward meeting
house today
ANoTHE PIONEER GONE.
George Thatcher. one ~ Pruyo'H old
cst and most respected residents, passed
10 tho great beyond last evening az the
nro NJ 90 y,urs. Mr.. Thatcher was %
native uf England having removed Co
ttah iu 1850. nr1t settling az Farming
ton. but later coming 90 Provo whore
be- has since resided. lio leaves "a
vito seven daughters, four sons ana
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AHI IH accordance with Tow and uU order
uf f|y board NJ IIruHtuTs naUu un tIH 9th NIy
oft August 1904 4o many sHuruH uf ntHh pare
ru. HI such stock ua may Nu necessary H'. nu
Sold 100 Che front door nj tUu NHsgrut National
lust Irmulu Street -llt Iahr CITY. Utah. va
TUESDAY. Nufubur ITul lHII 10 che hour NJ ~
unIu.k noon, tu uly delinquent nrlUas-
mont fhUrHuu. together With tho cost ut Al-
NtrIIH.UE uuu expense NJ sale.
ELIAS A. SMITH.
Secretary Fremont Mining Company Onto
Nu 20 South. Enst lumpiu street. SAT-
Lake city. Utah
Dated september o. l91
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NHucrls hereby rIFrn that fhn rrFu'Hr1nuulI
urutlugf tHr sfugAhuIIur of lHU Niagara
NIuluF uud smoothing tumIuuN. ID corporation
organized HHu existing uuluI HHu OBJ Virtue NJ
rnu lave uf tHU Territory .HuH rftH UI Utah.
wIII lr hrIu Ht tHU uii". uf sHIu company.
ItuIm Hz UpnN IIH"|t sumner e".HuI south
uul West TENN streets. ruIt Lake tltU
Utah uu IuU..... HiUmNur . IHH. ut On
ul.IHa u W. uf INHf Dos. fIr fNH rIHrfIuu VI
Officers uuN fI. transaction ~ such huslutas
o.. mHy lawfully UHH" before fhu meeting
lly urduruf iuy i..rd ~ Directors
IUN.TI.I D I.E BE- ..#.
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Il' petition. " Julia Ann links Druro. al
'NlNlfI illNNn i i.n uHiifrU' John BRUCE To-
count ni aalu IuHa Ann links Druro. ni.
iI|. ''1iHIf nrI fuf thH u.str|HrtIon w The
,ur %. 500 estate tu iHH persons entitled.
h't H.n H' tnf hearing uH Wednesday tho
I.IfiU INN NJ u.tIHeE b. 10 tau nv 'Htu
W..H.n g.t fHU county court UHusa. Ia
I.U Court Rom 10 .H Court. lu -IIf t.tE1
.Lfs -HIt lUaU County. IHH
WHHDsf tHH H.... n atUI e1frt vItt fbs
frtfI rgt thereof Affixed. This IIfH uHy
NJ .utHH|"r s no f-lI
DAVID g. DUNBAR. Clerk.
byN ~ LiestN U5ulti UIrrN
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humorous other relatives and friends TO
mourn his demise.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT
A ,.,st distressing accident hlppen-
q. t,.i,. 10 Uttie Milton. th. ..Notf.oll
s6n of Mrs Mary J. TcrrN The little
fellow was playinE with another boy
,gbo ip some manner, threw broken
ri1ss bottle. the same struck little MIL
ton in the right eye. teattu.N decorating
l., tb1 rentor ~ tho eve. HuI port OF
tho .ys.baii escaped. Dr. NIn.Hl1 was
called and assisted hy uU rIta the
tig9I wac washed out of fhU ,yr.ulu
and the cut sowcd ~. Or Inflammation
docs not set IN Go any 'Ni"H' tu1 dIe-
tors hone 10 save the H.FHt a Pee
rttilnr t6iur nbuut the accident Dr. that
only the oye-bnll was hurt
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In Tho pltJct Court Probate Division. I'm
ana Tor SAT- Lake County.
state OF Utah
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uH NIHU.
Dr. your digestion r. IutsTfrrrei with yuu will
UrrHHuf one or moro Hf tHn following sF.H b.
tlua ll0ada. lH .lIg d.. Palm lu rHHuIia .EIF.
% ihlp.ia.Iln " hnAr. .IF .. Ian q. lHafs
bees iu region ul stomach ||IE Oh. ItIu ur Sore.
rHHH IN Side ..IE 3d. Pa Boo lu pa. b UtT NI.
uihnf umptnHH tHst may rUH. 2 ore N.rF
CUISINES. Woe .Hr.s Ima" HH."H Irritable Tom.
I.I coated Tongue. t1Hsl alton.
NluhAN VIII HIUTH m. HuE WUlhrHHI 90
lhH stomach % WI. HNmulHIH iha s,.ffI. fHI.
uNlHH causing hua NJ iNHaH Iui"rH chat ore
uuHgH7a.y 90 IH IsHtu. DIGESTION aud HaHIu.af Hu.
nlufAh will stimulate IHsIIfsrI 10 p. foe Ur.au
j. Impaired 1ufHg .uH NI.a tI Flow hIH HF
HE iHn Tow a. ihn Iart'ru THAT UHfUrU laa
prepared f1r them. D. I|.H waH. UuIHIIf'I. Iiu
nraUHvrI ht HHHH. IITuNhN HIH .UnuIat.
g. perfect acton 10 tHHHH ..HHIH uQuf rUI. b
dIraH.II HTU lH|mI.Hful daIH"I
NDuNhh VIII HIVH you HIHH. Hfh ~ viii
pWIfy your D..i p rs.us ~ H N..Hua Tom.
rgnurnl ui.I 1Hd o. lltlhAN ..i.auutr.
llUhAN HIFeH all HfHma 20. Liver hIU.E.
Nrrv uH and Nl nj ~. orders
HrnhAh Dol cold uT ur..r'# HrIf win Nu
r'Ut dire upon Tr"u IIt nt IUUH. 20. o. Ia.. u.u
VI Hln PACKAGE Cor 81 fob.
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Tho iurgr Mammoth NuIuF Jamr4rv. e..
Uu... THfIHu. .H.HIIIu Uf muH. I|utr'
hWH U.fr.l IHNB o.. Utah.
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HUDYAN REMEDY co.
Cor. stockton, Elils aud Market SITS.
san Francisco

Nou Have the Privilege Of Consulting
the ttudtHa DOCTORS About Nuur tasg.
lrry ~ thHrHss call Hr Write.
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Tho TIDAL stream Mining and Milling
company
Principal place OF ngsluess Salt Lake city.
UTAH
NOTICE Hrhur1 aru delinquent upon tho
following uusrUhHd stock. un RrUnuni ~ ne
aUaamuUt lowed uu thr inth day 20 July lsl1,
fHu aHFUrIl amounts sUt opposite tlr names
20 tho respective shareholder ~ flIIuwss
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
oRroon sHoRI NE RY.

OREGON SHORT LINE RY.
AnWvfl
From North and Northwest, o.. IN, 5'ej p. M.
rrom sbuth. imam. a. rn.. 1910 O. M.
40 b. On. and 1liop m.
trAvf4
For Nnrth and Northwest, piis o.. m, iiiiia.
Tor smith. o.. in.. 80 o. M. 80, .. m., 5.p
D. o.. aud o.L .. N,
RIO oPANpE WESTERN RN.
AuHiVrs
Trm South and East, i0.N o. a.. iip p On.
AID 100 y. iu,
LNANrs
Tor south and Fast $40 a. M. $40 p. M. aud
slVDp. On.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RT.
Auuvr1
From West 6.t5a. 3d.. 6.o1 pm.
LEAVES
Tor West, aii0a. m.. $40 .. M.
UNION PACIFIC RT
Auutvrs
Ttom Fast 300 o., ma iit0p m
LrANts
Tor East, 100 .. m., s.i1a M.
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Last evening Mrs. Luckey. who has
been visiting with Mrs. G., W, Chase for
me past three months, was called homo
70 Ashley, Utah, very UNEXPECTEDLY. on
saturday her little 5-ycar-old son was
bitten ON the cheek BY n vicious dog,
a doctor was called and dressed the
wound ana put stitches In II, The bite
was not considered serious until yester-
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OGDEN NEWS.

The branch oricc n the ncscrct News IN
IVY, IL ~ 40 g1u Washington Avenue.
- sdvertisomsnts aud subscriptions viii
~ s..gived Tho News Il delivered 10y ear
~ la ogden every evening on the same
,srtas ri IN salt Lake CITY.
oopEN. SEPTEMBER, 81, 1899.
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EIGlllI Sl!lllL turkish RlLh

And Treatment Rooms IN charge Of a
and prescribe Tor patients needing mod.
ical aid II you have Cnturrh Dyaprp.
Ne, hhoumatlHm, Nervous Troubles or
Kidney Disease, come and be- cured
Any Kind Of "A bath you want. MASSAGE
Tor both seXoa swimming lesBona for
ladies' by tho matr0n,
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tcrnoou. witness saw defendant after
the killing Defendant said ln Wltuosa'H
presence that III rot out III thi.
ncrape i'll nS the others.
on croas-cNuwluBtIon witness s8Id De
heard defendant say that Doe had tU
NIL Johnson lu se'f-dcfeuHa.
D.. %. Byl1ud was tho last witness Tor
the Prosecution. ila said Doc was pros-
tnt at The C1ruuer'a Inquest. heard
county Attorney Evans ton defendant
mat De dld ugt have Go testify. bGt the
defendant dd tgatify. AZ tho Inquest
defendant .nli mot Doc shot t1 hl, and
being asked hy Evans 10 hH was afraid
~ Johnson. York said that hs was not
afraid ~ johnson Ur lny other man.
Prosecution then rested
THE DEFENsE.
Mr. Thurman. f1r tho defense. then
stated Die case COB che jury. outlining
what fhn dafon.. intended tl prove.
The plea outlined ls fvIfad.fDHau.
The nrat witness far Che d.fHHta was
Policeman Erickson. Saw JuHu.Uu Iuat
before Doe was shot AND Do. had two
rocks. ONE iu each h1uis bad them ln
biz hands when boz was shot
The witness Identified two rocks
shown him as The ones johnson had
ln bis hand ana they were admitted BOO
Edward NJ. Garter was next called.
Saw defendant Hul tha deceased at
puyHUn ON july lith. Related tha pare
tlculars NJ the race between Dis crowd
aud Johnson, Olsen and defendant. ln
wituoHs'H wagon were Richard York,
Edward y Garter aud wIturHa. OIHHu
ran into 10 fence ana broke h|H buggy re-
row Dnsuni ana number uf blows wHru
struck. JUhuf0n got out pocket knife.
ON returning homo defendant lnu
luhnHun'H crowd und won't homo with
witness When Johnson drove up f1
NurgH house Boz jumped uut uf tuH
wagon and picked uu two rocks apUIuE
defendant. johnson exclaimed. "tu klu
you you o. uf b." and rushed Tor him
johnson looked tl De angry md raised
HE arm ~ 10 TO- throw The rock Police
man Erickson told johnson 90 stop
when De rushed toward York York
told johnson twice tp stop before hH
shot witness was subjected Co n
searching cross examination.
Court adjourned until Thuulay
morning.
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The tabernacle fair last evening was
"lIly wen attended, Many OF the I'm
'I gifts have already boon rallied of
f.ll there are great many more
choice gifts 10 be sold. Tho young peo-
pie ARE enjoying the fine dancing floor
and choice music, In fact everybody
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
LOOKING FOR
A P. O. SITE

Chief Inspector Geo. d. Lynn and
Assistant Inspector Clement. of the
postonice department. are busy ex-
aiming and considering sites for the
proposed new postofice. Although
bids viii be received until the 5oth
inst. quite a number have already
been submitted. They extend over
an area from Cherry street to Union
street. and from the water front to
Fifth avenue.
Three Of these sites are being &C.
riGusly considered. II is Understood
that Herman Chaplin. owner Of the
present postofiice buildings. has made
a proposition. Offering 10 build an
other story on the present structure
and arrange the Interior 10 conform
90 the required specifications.
A somewhat similar offer has been
made by the owners Of the property.
In which the Oberon Music hall IN
now located. They propose to add
a second story to the building. which
viii constitute the main floor OF the
postoniee. and arrange the baSsement
for the handling and distribution OF
the mails.
The third tender submitted IL for
the erection OF a building on tho
lot located at the southwest corner
Of Second avenue and Madison
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The ffli1N .nr real est1gr franz
fefa were nlet in the auilt5ra' ofies
saturday.
I. Dora uew 10 John 4. pyek. lot
2. Blk :. NaEls's - al. March ,.
t1ss.
Receiver Washington Savings
Rank to J u. buchanan. und = lot J.
blk J. und = lot J. Blk T. FRANK Her
rrrt'a al. June y, t159.
Theresa pixon and husband fsos-
coo l.. 10 Ellen Y. iiyers. lot c. bib
g. Walia waiia al. May ~. a. G.. 81
Joseph Haviey ct VI. 20 oiida
Bysrs. same property. May e, q. c.
Receiver Seattle Savings Bank &c
Ellen II. nysrF, lot 8. tIk 6. Waiia
waiia al. June ~. a c. s..
Seattle Land 4 Improvement Go.
20 Henry X. Halt. lots to e. blk
lots TO =. blk 2. lots 10 e. blk g.
lots l 10 7. blk 9. lots 10 IT. "a q
y. blk 2. lots !. :. S to Il. blk 4. san
der'r "a al. West Seattle, May ?. q
&c.. 81.
u. =. (patenU TO James Gordon.
neA. aei4 nWa. neH swA and nwh
seg sec 20. r y. 4 &, June 10. "a. c,
81.
J. r. Burnham ct TX to Lucrctia
NJ. nnrnham. lot 9. Blk 80. \. 4. Den.
ney's al. June u. 5000.
BAY View Investment CO. % Geo.
W Hyde. lot IS. Blk 10. q. Klunenr'F
al. June u. 81
Ira u. Bronson 81 uS. 20 Ira "
Bronson. lots to .. . 10 i2, blk T.
Harrison Heights al, Mar Z. tioOo.
Boston National Rank ~ Seattle &c
Anna Barth. lot rs. blk Is. Gilman't
add. June "A. ti25
Same to Mary J. Little. lot I. blk
Is. GilmaB'a ad. June p. si2S.
Christian Scheuerman TO Kate
scheuermnn. part sec 10, r Is. r ,
June 6, love. etc,
Clara Getschmann to J. w. Hogan,
NV mex and nis swh neH sec %
II q. Rs. except right Of WY. June
q. $3.50.
Gertie NJ slatlerbek 20 ". ]. N.Y.
qulst. n i2h It. lot 10, blk 20. A. a.
Dcnny's al. June Q. 1880.
Dexter r. Sapp TO Fred H. Lysona.
und lie 81 Wall street and brooklyn
iodes. Granite Mountain district
April %. 81.
Alexander Mccartney to John 4.
Stevens. und Ia Campbell. und u
Apex. Pomona and Milwaukee. ind
1t Pearl mines Money Creek dis
trlct. Feb H. 1888. $3.50.
James Connell to same. und Is
Campbell. und ~ Pearl mines. same
district. February II. $50.
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IMPRESSIVE
CEREMONY
------------=-=
A Renewal of Their
Pledges.
By THE CHRISTIAN ElDEiIORERS
At the Armory Nall Meeting sunday
Nlsht-The Convention
Adjourns.
BY THE CHRISTIAN ElDEiIORERS

The state convention OF tho Chris.
tan Endeavorcrs came 60 an end
last night with a most impressive
conservation service in the Armory
Outsiders were not admitted, the
meeting being Intended solely for
those Who were members OF G. Il.
societies. II began al somewhat
late hour. ? y, IN, the young people
coming together after the conclusion
OF the various evening church ser
Vices In the city.
when all were inside the Armary.
the doors were eloscd and no one
Was theneeforth permitted to depart
until the conservation services were
over. Rev. u. n. Tyler was IN
charge. and made a most earnest adj
dress. taking for his subject the G
=. pledge. which he explained by
sections In a masterful manner, At
the close Of the exposition he ASKED
all 81 the EndeavofsfN to rise who
were wililng 10 re-eousecrate them
selves By repeating the pledge after
him. warning them at the same time
not 20 thourhtlevHiy make vow
unto the Lord of renewed cenneera-
ton. unless they fully meant what
they said. II was a solemn acsne as
the several thousand young people
Ia the hall rose 70 their feet and
revsrently repeated the pledge. zen.
tsnor by sentence. after their able
leader.
The open meeting sunday after
noon at the Armory was very en-
thuAiasiic. the building being crowd
Cd with Endeavofrrs and their
friends. Addresses we're made BY
Rev. Ira u. Landrith and Rev. H. n
Tyler.
To-day the visiting delegates are
leaving the city BY train and boat
fer their various homes. The con-
ventien just closed ia credited With
being the iarges, and mast snthus-
la~tic that has ever been held By the
Eufeavoywrs in the state.
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"
IA Modern Church.. .


The new First Baptist temple of
Columbus. o. which was dedicated
last Sunday. 10 one Of the unique ceii.
ticrs In the west. In style II IL a
modified form Of uethss. without
eupcls. dome or Stcepie. Though .,
has beautifully wrought stained glass
Gothic windows and arches. many
RamaneNaue features are used Ia the
minor parts. especially In the In
terror decorations. where the ar
arrangement OF the building IL moag
striking
Instead Of entering the house Of
worship through a small vestibulc.
the visitor steps through the Kor-
Ecously carved Gothic portal into a
long corridor. on either side 81 whiea
are Offices. lecture rooms. nursery
parlors and similar rooms accessory
to modern churches. The corridor =
walnscotei In white marble and has
the appearance OF a .hsa,er lobby
At either side. near the end Of the
lobby. beautiful carved staircases
lead to the balcony above.
The end % the lobby leads directly
into the main auditorium exactly as
the lobby OF a ;heater.
From the wide aisie which runs
around the rear Of the room under
the circular balcony a good view -
bad % the commodious stage which
the Baptist minister IL "a use for his
pulpit. and where are located the
great organ and the seals for the
choir.
The proacanium arch 81 elaborate
" decorated and lacks only the drop
curtain and the flies 10 carry out the
stage effect. on either side u the
stage pulpit are a series OF boxes de-
signed to be used for the aeacans %
the church instead OF the traditional
amen corners The pitched floor.
with Its circular stairs. the circular
balcony. the boxes and the stage.
with their rich crnamcntation and
brilliant frescoing. give the behoidsr
the Impression OF being In a pretty
little theatsr rather than in a church.
A tour OF the building win dlsciose
every modern convenience. Including
electric lights. water plumbing. a
room for bicycles. cloak rooms, lib
rary. Sunday school room. kitchen
and iavatorisa. - Philadelphia In
qulrer.
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APHORISMS.

A useless ufe Is only an early
death. Goethe.
Nobility should BE- elective. no, he
rcsiitary Zimmerman
Music washes away from the soul
the dust OF everyday iife.--Auerbaeh.
The ioyu Of meeting pay the Tangp
q absence. else who could bear #.
Howe.
No nation can be destroyed while
~ possssses a good home iife.t. q.
Holland.
lie that thinks he can afford 10 be
negligent Is not far from being poor.
johnson
Manner r. everything with some
people. ard sornsthsnE with every
body bishop Msddictoa.
The secret % success IN life IL for
a man 20 be ready for his opportun-
ty when II eomcs.--piEraeA.
IL Is the mind that uiaketh good or
~. that naketh wrc;chednena or
happiness. rich or poor.--spcnasr.
Half the misery % the wurii comes
from want Of courage TO speak and
hear the truth plainly. and IN a spir-
il Of ioyc.--Mrn. Stowe.
The nerve that never relaNes. the
eye that never blenchss. the thought
that never wandcrs are the
masters OF victory burke.
Ili-luck e. In nine cases out OF ton.
the retult 81 saying pleasure first
and duty second. instead II duty FIRST
and pleasure eecond.-r. 7. Munger.
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The city Of Seattle needs q public
hall. The old ramshaekle Armory il
an insuiiieleney and disgrace, II
could not begin Co hold the crowds
that sought 20 gain entrance to II
last week during the Christian En-
dcaver convention. Il has never
been able 70 hold the people who
have wanted % attend other i'm
portant gatherings. Moreover. the
Armery IL barn. IL Is a cold.
cherries place. noted Tor Its
draughts and it's consequent ability
to give people the pneumonia,
There are few cities in the United
states OF the slse Of Seattle which
cannot boast OF a better hall for
iarge public gatherings. Seattle par.
tlcularly needs good hail. lnasmuch
as II Is becoming the convention city
Of the Northwest. and has many
large gatherings every summer The
city council could AFFORD to guaran.
tee a specified Income from rentals
fur 10 years 10 any person. or per-
sons. who would construct a eapa.
elous and suitable public hall. ANY
deficit which might appear In the
rental receipts at the end of eaeh
year could be made good from the
city treasury with the entire appro.
batton OF the taxpayers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
WAS NOT AFRAID
OF THE GUN

NASHVILLE. Tenn. juno "a
Miss Ines fsanosr aNuke at an early
hour this morning ard discovered n
burglar IN her rpofn.
ThH man placed a pistol a. her
head and threatened 10 xiii her n
she gave the alarm. but she Hrlxcd
the riniol and attempted 30 take II
away from the burglar.
During the struggle che weapon
wam dlscharged. the bali passing
through Miss Jsene~s'E hand. The
burglar Jumped through a window
and escaped