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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01

Under the charter granted by the
legislature of 1898, the Central Yer
mont Railway Company was re-or-
ganized at ST. Albans recently. This
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01

A terrible cyclone swept over Kinks
vile, Mo, last Thursday. The path
of the wind was about a quarter of a
mile in width, and about four hun
dred homes in the district were blown
down. 1t is estimated that over fifty
lives were lost and many hundred
people were injured. The course tax
en- through the town was one well
covered by buildings, mainly of new
houses and largely occupied by stu
dents of the Normal school. Along
the edge of the storm district holes
are seen through the walls of frame
buildings as if punctured by cannon
balls.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01

General Gomez and the committee
of consulting Cuban generals are
sending dispatches around the island
asking the various subordinate COM
manders to make returns Of the num-
Der of their men, as it is believed that
the rolls submitted contain too many
cooks, camp followers and privates
who left the army long ago. In the
opinion of General Gomez, no more
than so, coo are entitled to pay. The
delay in making the payment is caus-
ed solely by this inability to decide as
to proper division of the $4,000, 900.
Early in January the military admin
istra tion forbade the Importation and
sa le of rifles. AS a result of the or
der, such Cubans as were without
rifles and equipment were unable to
get them. Now, however, it has come
to the knowledge of the administra-
ton that special efforts in that idirec-
ton have been made, and no one will
be recognized at the pay table who
does not have a rife.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01

together with the tenement, stable, shed, and
land connected. The o. Fl. Austin homestead
and 80 acres of land, more or less, connected
Herewith. The Willis land, consisting of
about 80 acres with the Brown barn and land
connected. The Fulton house, formerly
Lang's, on Cottage street The H. F. Wiley
house and land. One fifth interest in Black
smith shop and land. Also the Phelps farm
in Lowell, VT, near West Albany, consisting
of $40 acres, more or less, of land, together
with 80 tons hay, a lot of sugar tools, law
book, and many other articles.
The above property will be sold near the
said Austin Block.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Newport, April %, 1S99
E. A. STEWART, Admir- de bom5s non,
1920 0. FL. Austin Estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
A Fad In Rings.

The Jewellers trays are eiied with
curious little rings which at first
sight. sscm ta carry no meaning hat
which. upon n second glance. are
most suEr stjve in their symbolism.
These inexpensive little fanciea are
the FAD ~ the hour
Fer Instance. here e. golf stick
twisted into circle. the gold being
corrugated To reproduce the fraTy
leather covered hzHd. while pearl
ball ornaments TIRE tip what more
appropriate prize than this could be
given the winner % golf t1urna-
mentf
Then. for the rowing Rlri. Wc have
a dcHcatciy fashioned loop. made ~
thin. curved spoon oar 81 the rae
inE shell md the hunting eielg
heart is delighted with born twist
"a into q rifr'e with "A fnas head
for an ornament. Ia this connection
there b. also shown riding crop with
n horses head.
81 course. the expense attached 70
these rings remains a matter uf
choice with the purchaser They can
be perfectly plain. or the devices
With ssich they are nruamrutci may
BE- as eNtravakant as ones purse
will allow Many ~ them are shown
heavily incruatcd with gems. but for
the purpose Tor which they were or
lFinaiiy designed they are certainly
in better taste for bciuE simple and
~ good material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
THE HAND OF
CUtLOM SEEN
He Is Charged With Trying
TO Force a Truce

CHICAGO. Sept q Tho hand -
United states senatar shelby ~ Cai-
lom u seen By Republican politicians
who have been watching the ln aui
out u various independent candt.
dates for governor autstde the breast
works Of the Tanner organization
The senator's anxiety t. smooth the
way foF his return 10 Washington
whru bic term expires - given aH a
reareu for the appearance - anti
Trainer asplfanin to tie governor
ship
The friends ~ the senator wire
credited with being behind " J.
Calhoun Wheu Re vas brought for
ward az a candidate ~ the anti-Tan.
uer forces. but hen Nr Calhoun
decided uot "a stick % Senator Cui-
iom he turned 70 Richard Yates q,
Morgan county ~ an Instrument BY
which he eoe.d make n deal wiih
Gov Tanner or hEht nim Il tie gov.
eFnpf refused 60 give pie iEpa On ~ =
seuafarshir Ia question
Tue Gallon men say Gov Tanner
wauld hs a Formidable candidate fer
ths ssnateFshlp Il h. vas elected
governor next year. ard they wan
ths man 10 che executive mansieu q
FptinEhslA "a come f. an uud-F
standing with senator Cuilpm IN q
turn for thz iattcF's neutrality Ia i.ts
guFernnsahlp aKht TIE apsssrars e
~ Congressman Reeves on the seeae
ar a probable candidate for govern r
h. considered part u The Culiam piav
O. worry The governor ani brHnE bin
- forms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Dry Salt Baths.

4 dry salt bath g. said to tone up
the general system aud rcnavate the
complexion
I never had anything do me -
much good said lady who has
tried g. n set that feeling Of IA
tiguc which opprcascs me every
summer My physician advised me
to avoid tpnlcs and to try dry salt
baths instead.
= nil large carthen Jar with the
eoarsest salt can get, and add
enough water Il this Co make a sort
OF thick salt paste. but not enough
20 dissolve the mineral, Every morn
ing when ! get up | take this up In
handouts and rub q briskly over my
body. Next I jump into a tub II
clear cold water. and take thorough
but quick dausing This being done.
take a brisk rub down with q Turk .
iah towel
THE effect ia delicious. II gives one
4 sense Of exhilaration. But the best
part ~ the dry salt bath is not the
feeling Of freshness and renewed NE
that It lmparts hut the soft. satiny
texture Of the skin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
CAPE NOME
is ORDERLY

J. = YaEsi. Nha VAS passenger
on the Alliance. has been ~ Nams
since the discovery 81 tho dlHwingHs
In an lntsrview with a star reporter
today ne said 4 think fsaH 90 is a
very conservative estimate 90 riHce
on the amount - gold brought don n
For Instance had several utcr ut
RE sacks 81 gold myself that I never
said anything about an1 I know -
krrat many others whn we're also
4uiHt Every body that bad any
push made money az Caps Nome
This matter - rocking l. already
pretty yell played out ard ths
money made there ia the future a lli
be made In is-Eer way. There are
4 great many creeks that have never
oaen rrosoected. and I think they
viii turn out wsii when the are.
The camp T. the most quiet and or
derby mining camp ! have ever been
in or course there ta gambling
and al that. hut there 81 no claim
jumping or fighting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
CHORUS GIRLS
ARE INDIGNANT
Thoy Decry tho Scheme to
Reform Thorn.

CHICAGO. Sept 70 The fedora
ton Tor the refotm ~ the chorus
Enls. which the Ncw York dispatch H
say has been inauEurated iu that r. =
by Mfa Elizabeth Prentice Who
Claims Go have already reformed sii
the rHicaso buriefaurfs has never
been heard ~ here among theatrical
people When thr announce mrui was
brought 70 tho notice 20 u group ~
brightsffed young women who we're
rehrarslnr for future operate pro-
ducttnn yesterday afternoon they
were very Indignant
The idea. exclaimed 4 tall. nign-
der brunette. who sings ghr hish a1-
rfann in The eharuHsH Mes Eliza
beth rrtniica. indeed. Nho r. 80.
anyway suppose ste thinka q
chorus aifl ought o. west a train and
look as ugly as possible when she
siuEn. for fear that some awful man
may invite her 90 supper after th~
performance Whoever henr ri ~ sue b
uanHenarf We're quite as proper as
young ladies in general. Eueas
Aren't We. ElFiaT'
Indeed se Hre. responded her
companions Aith one Nelee. and tn
infection always used BY the chorus
Ia reply "a the tntsrrnEat4fy - tat
laading comedian.
4 dom b. ivVe there ever MAS such
a society IN Chicago" said the blond
contfait1. "a che tNiatcd her cufls
lat1 knot and anchored them IN
. iace with vicious stab - q haifpih
let me see that dispatch listen 10
this. Girls Airs Prentice says To
hs reformed The girls musl leave the
stage forever
sFoFEet NJ exclaimed the plump
bluczeyei ebntrniio. WY. we're all
going 20 ~ rfinln aonnaa Eome daY.
Leave She sfHEr. .ndeedf'
The Indignation 10 her voice touua
a teadF rearanHe IN the looks aui
attitude - All the singers. but tire
rfairutsrk An on TOT the climax"
hugtisdiy senf them dying a. she
vings and c.ated the confercu =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
"
Personal Points. :.

President Kruger knows nearly
haif the Bible.
Lady lane carew IL the only titiei
centenarian IN Great Britain.
A bust II ex Speaker Reed IA be-
Ing executed in bronze FOR the Maias
legislature.
II - said that Admiral Dewey has
submitted 20 the camera flerd tn
thousand times IN the last eighteen
months
The Rev Elias Rigs. now living ~
Constantiuopls. has been a missions
AIRY for s. years. lie could read Latin
and Green at the age u nine years.
Henrik Ibsen IL reported to be
realously working on a new play.
which he hopes to fnish BY autumn.
The title is not to be made known at
present
Capt. Henry Han the sailing mas
ter 81 soue u the famous Americas
cup defenders. is living at Islip. T.. /.
Advancing years caused him to retire
from the list Of possible captains Of
the Columbia.
The nsw governor general ana
commander In chief Of Northern Nj
geria. Cot LuEard. -. =. o. is ex-
pected 10 leave England early In Oc-
tober next for West Africa. 90 take
up his neV duties He VIII make his
capital and government house at
Jebba
r. J Smith. of Birmingham. Eng
land. a promoter " financial con.
Germs akin u trusts. has made him
self felt 10 10000 working people. to
600 employers and to the stockholders
back OF $4,000 900 capital. and now
has In hand operations which. N sue
cesAful. viii nearly. N not quite.
double those figures.
Twenty seven years ago Booker T
Washington left Charleston. w Va .
a pennlless coiored boy and walked
20 Hampton TO try and get an edu-
cation. when he returned 20 Char
lesion recently as the quest Of a. :
city ne was received by the mayor
and officials and was greeted at the
opera house by 1000 enthusiastic ad-
mlrers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Conversation Etiquette.

Do not argue or appear to notice
other peoples Inaccuracies in speech.
DO not Interrupt others white they
are speaking but listen patiently un-
M they have finished, Rememhe- n
good listener rs generally more ap-
preciatrd than the clever talkcr.
DO not talk ~ YOUR private and
family affairs except 10 Intimate
friends. and then he careful not to
do 20 often.
10 not always begin q conversation
by femarltinR on the weather.
DO not speak macklnEly Of person
al defects. Somebody present may
have the same
DO not talk loud or fast. \ clear.
distinct voice has great power
DO not. when narratlnE an Incl
dent. keep on snyluR, You Sec"
You know" Don't you know"
DO not whisper. IT you have any
thing Co say that the company may
not hear wait I'll you see the person
alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
FOUGHT WITH
A LEOPARD
Woman Trainer Struggles for
Her Life.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept 20 =
M.le Maurel an animal trainer at
The exposition grounds fought for her
NE yesterday vhIle ioekod 10 cage
with an Infatuated leopard. and nn-
ais Nhiuued the beast she Wah
friCatfuiig iacefated. and is now tn
preearipua condition IN a hospital
fuiiN @ people paweriesH u AID
The waDau. wltneanad the struggle.
and a great shout weut az when she
achieved her victory Mile daurrl
hat locked herself in the big exhibit
ton cage Win three irapardr and a
iaHuar IN ORDER "a have a rehearsal.
A young leopard aamef Hapier was
uEty and whuid nat obey he PER-
sisted in isaninH about and swapping.
Mils Ataufri. after whipping him for
ten minutes. gni him 10 corner ana
struck him 10 De face. Hapier spsanE
aud this woman and buried his teeth
IN the loft arm and his paw tore her
dress from the mex down t. her
waist. thn claws iHHsinE bloody
trail 10th feil o. the nuor and The
trainers reviewer dropped under the
animal
Thr rirl showed amazing pluck
She pounded the beast with the butt
u her whip until an attendant threw
her q pitehfaFk A. shc secured fhia
weapon the leopard made trewel~
d9uH jump and VAS received an the
prpnEn ~ the fork AZ ttr animal
feil back wounded the trainer fai.
bowed. Three times around the cage
she Ff4sssI him ffraH EtIEnn and fHasfHfa
him over the head although the
blood from her wounds uAs fast dye
lng her dress dark red within
ntc minutes the leopard gave up the
axhf and las nao;loniess with hts
tongue hanging out.
After uuloekinE the cage the NO.
man fell fainttns into the arms - an
officer A score ~ hands litter Ser
into an ambulance and she WAS hur-
ried O. The hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
ApHORISMS.

One way to reduce rents is 10 sew
them up.
Silence gives consent. but II does
not give a cent
The work Of typewriter Ia sort
II patent write.
His satanicsl majesty always de-
hands more than his due
when a wise man lends money to
q relative ne gets double security.
The majority Of men who tell YOU
how 10 do a thing. can't do II them
selves.
Some people are like circus bills.
very little money causes them 10 be
stuck up.
There IL no greater evidence Of SUI
perior intelligence than to be sur
prised at nothing.
III you have never been called
crank you Rave attracted but little
attention in this world
8ome people when arrayed In fine
garments are apt to remind one ~
9 pretty label on an empty bottle.
Wisdom 10 an excellent thing in It's
place. but its place II not In a love
letter II you would make Il interest
Ing.
There are two kinds OF fools in this
world for whom there IL no earthly
hope Of wisdom. one II afraid Of
nothing and the other Is afraid OF
everything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
A PECULIAR SUIT
IN ILLINOIS

MONMOUTH. IN. sept "a -Ge1
y. Harding. Of Chicago. has started
peculiar ease Ia the Warren cpun-
" circuit court. in which he sues N
-. Moore ~ Lebanon. 4. D. for 80
Ooo asaumpait Harding alleges that
the debt was contracted tn this coun-
- q years ago. after which Moore
moved away
Recently Moore shipped stock to
sell in this vicinity. valued at $1,000.
on witch Harding now asks for an
attachment As 70 II claimed that
he period ~ absence from the state
does not figure IN the statute NJ linn
itation. Harding is confident Of win.
ming. Moore has views to the con-
trary and viii put up night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
FOR A STATUE
OF JEFFERSON

Iot-fsEfLLE. Ky. Eept. 20 -Isaas
AID Bernhard Bsrnheim. CO iafitut-
ing the firm 81 Ilcruhsim u'r1.. one
% the largest dlstiiliug Arms u This
country. today. for the fret time.
made pubic that they are haViaz
made BY Chevnlier Moses EE II. -
Rome. a heroic statue 81 Thpnl IT.
fers9n. which they viii present 60 ihc
city Of Louisville. TIE figure alone
is q cost them $4,000. and Il VIII oc
put upon a granite base. when VIII
cost $1,000 more The status is lr
be placed in Central park. AMI 20 be
ready for unveilinE rs July 1. iso0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
A new SKIN FOR
THEIR COMPANION

w1LK EsBARRE, Pa. Sept &c. -
4 delicate skin grating operation
was performed at Merry hospital to-
day. Two weeks ago Miss Kate FoY.
a laundry cmpleye, had the skin on
her right arm torn frem the wrist 10
ire shoulder. Fifteen other girls EN-.
ploycd In the laundry volunteered TO
give part OF their skin 10 be grated
on the injured arm,
The girls went To- the hospital today
and the doctors took a piece Of skin
the size Of penny from the arms Of
each ono and grated II on the o. OF
tho patient The latter IL doing we'll
and the physicians think the arm viii
be as good as ever In time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Cannot Catch Invaders.

MOBILE. Ala. Sept. 2g.-Mnli ad-
Vices from Guatemala. under date OF
September 2. say that Gen. Luis
Mena'H Invaders from Salvador into
Nicaragua are I'm the Businesses OF
the Momotumba mountains. whence
they have made several successful
aortleH against Nicaraguan outposts.
which have failed to entrap them.
The people OF Leon aid the invaders.
The Invasion began August 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Are You Going 2

DO you think that you vii venture TO
the gay show In Paucef
Do you think yeu'll darr - risk fl
with The bullets nytnn fracf
WIN the spirit remmunstir keep you
far away from France
VIII ycu Join the pctrnleuscs az they
foot Il in the daHcef
There'ii b. fun enough fpr boufires all
nsNt summer IN f'aree.
- be sure to have your passport on
asbestos paper. secT
And g. prepansi to stand a siege. 10
take your Hgtia chance.
For things look mighty cloudy In the
capital 81 France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
KILLED A GIRL
AS A SACRIFICE

VIENNA. Sept. g. Leopold His
uer. Jew. was sentenced q death
yesterday In kuuenhurg. Bohemia.
on the incredible charge q murder
ing n Christian Eiri in order 10 obtain
her blood for aaerifcinl purposes.
The case furnishes fresh material
TOT the anti-semltc campaign. al
ways vigorous ln Austria. and has
caused feeling aud excitement slmi-
lar to that aroused by uteyfua ia
France
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
AMUSEMENT BULLETIN.
HYPN0TISM AT
LONG DISTANCE

OMAHA. Neh.. Sept. 2s.-Countv
Clerk r. O. Barnum, OF Boyd coun-
~. is somewhat OF "a hypnotist NJ.
barnum visited Omaha recently.
Just before departing he tod his wife
he would put her To sleep at o'clock.
at which time she would be about 200
miles away from him. Their watch
es were set alike. Just at . o'clock
Mrs. Rurnum dropped 10 sleep and
a number ~ her friends who were
Informed of the programme endeav.
ored, without success, 10 awaken her
She slept sauudly for five minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

safety passengers
these floating palaces
the ana nsoe,y the chances Of such
craft IN prolonged stress weather crucial tn 'h' DE-
Generally able
avoid that invade their II Is ony
wenas In the case OF the cun"ref inena DURING her latest west
the seStounds @o the u
measure o. resistance OF THESE e 20 RhN elemental ''eA g" DC
and meuulainoushet became necessary
20 heavs 70 the immense ship aud Keep her stem 20 the wind without re-
sided
possible adventure which modern ocean lin
loosened Of all The umh
when heavng the hull necessarily Brought tor
thus successfully undergone
10 practical
Of
Collision substantially the only danger they have TO tear at
not ships o TIE
commerce o. the world l. carried on the
1888 prepared FOR the British
hat aurnS
which ouc.haia'
sailing etwsTe wrecked % vessels lost in
burned while steamers
heard
violent
exceeding Tor the east SIEVE"
BY IS vessels and nearly 10000 ,ons
Admiral Dewey hOm-s yerybody
Of MS arrival at New York
behold before fair
bed before hanyad cock had finished
alarming reached metropolis threw the
before could
pprehndt detained the moment seemed
Dewey d.ep-,ad
unau alarmed the for
thought that
Manila
haFbor order aao
like Admiral Dewey
probably shores o,
native
Probably tired q he bound
could
Of hts
days
AZ
bui
SAINTS him
chances with accidents and
at sea. but came possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
His Friend.

Ny friend-
Wait. Have you come here 60
borrow mofify or 10 solicit n sub
serlptlon for anything
No. sir"
AN. right. 60 ahead. Them you
may call mo your friend"
My friend. as was about to say.
life IL uncertain ~ the best No man
knows when he starts for his Office
In the morning whether he will he
permitted 10 return home alive or
not Now the company which rep
resent has just opened a new policy
which"
"Oh. send your doctor around. I'm
trapped"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
JESTER ARRAICNED
IN MISSOURI COURT

Jester, charged with the murder Of
Gilbert Gates. was arraigned this
morning a. 10 90 o'clock hsfnfc Jus-
tlcc ~ the Peace james T Moss ana
remandcd to Jan without bail. Tho
date for his preliminary trial IL on
Wednesday, October IL
Many important witnesses will be
summoned for the trial \. y. Gates
and wife Will be here then. The pr
llmlnary trial VIII, IN all prpba billy,
last several days II f. not thought
that Jester VIII ask for a change OF
venue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

NEW YORK. Sept. IA petition
10 the supreme court for authority 10
sell certain real estate near Eikt0n.
Md. shows that the Salvation Army
owns rial estate worth t7i3.250. AMI
pcfsonal property worth $4,000. All
It's libilities amount to $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
COUNCIL D0lNcS.

An ordinance was introduced by
Councilman Dilicr last night creating
the office Of boiler Inspector. The
ordinance provides that all steam
boilers and connections Herewith in
the city shall be inspected at least
once year. except locomotive bot.
crs. and those inspected by the Unit.
ed States inspectors.
Final action was taken on the fran.
chiac u the Automatic Telephone ex-
change by the council last night. The
franchise was granted by vote OF
to g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Quay Out of the Woods.

PtrrsuuHd pa :ers-rni,ea states
pttshure tbIs motuink.
= Of the woods Canada said
m o
OF
m can
10
hi
going along
hr af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
CONDITION OF
PORTO RICANS

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Sept es.-
The board NJ charities tabulated sta
tistlcs show that out of a population
OF al6.Sa4 there are 29l ,Osa INDECENT.
and itS5S sick, The number Of deaths
as result Of the recent hurricane
was 2,6la. one weeks raa1ns we're
issued O. sellE persons and the
number Of those working for ratlons
was lila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
The Disaster Confirmed

WASH NOTION. u. C.. Sept &C.
The navy department received a
despatch this morning from Admiral
Watson confirming the report Of the
disaster 10 the gunboat urdabeta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
WHERE is the boy but three
w fa.s hf#h

WHERE is the boy but three
W feet high
Who's made Improvement more
than Il
Shake.
Large streams from little foun.
tains flow.
Tall oaks from little acorns grow;
Although we once were small and
young,
With judgment weak and feeble
tongue.
Yet all COED business men as we
Have harmed to read their 4,
b, 6.
The firm Of II. n. DEARBORN &
Co
Still sell tide lots and uplands low,
Room, G, ground floor. HaIler's
beehive,
Established eighteen sixty-hve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and "wednesday fair. winds. west to
northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
OFF for Russia.

NEW YORK. Sept. &c. The Prince
and Princess ~ Cantacuzene sailed
for Russia this morning