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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-23

L MA -
H A Bartlett & W,
u S NJ Corps
F Beringer, Cal
w Finnell. Napa
Mrs Finnell, Napa
] w Thompson, Mex
] w French, N Y
w K May, Wis
A NJ Stevenson. Cal
A Schilling, Oakland
H LIE France, S Jose
E E Thomas, U S V
] F Venting. U S V
S Harris, New York
] It Williams, Marin
W Marshall, Phila
Mr. Hasenclover, SIS
Geier
V Mcleod, Livermore
C H Rollins, Boston
r S Phelps. U S n
l. T Wright, Shasta
NJ D Young, Pa
NJ Ansill. London
S A McKeon, Pa
H w Hasey. n York
Mrs H w Hasey. N Y
Mrs A Williams, n y
Mrs ] F Ross, Pa
Miss M M Ross, Pa
Mrs G H Freeman, Ca
Mrs NJ E Sheldon, Ca
Mrs NJ E McCreight,
New York
May McCreight. n 7
Miss NJ McCreight, Ny
Miss F T Witmore, N y
] L Flood, New York
Mrs J L Flood. n Y
NJ NJ Brown, Los Ang
G H Macy. Dew York
Mrs G H Macy, n Y
Miss Macy. New York
r Macy, New York
Mrs ] Sparks. New
DR. P D Carper, Dawsr
GRAND
A Smith. Seattle
w Mitchell, Grass w
B Letcher, Il ] Valley
H B Logan, Dinuba
L w Elliott, Stockton
G A Ulrich, Cal
G E Barron. Cal
b J Hurst. Cal
J NJ Leland & W, Cal
H A Leigh, San Jose
NJ Goldsmith, Stockton
H Powers, Lodi
w F Griffith, Lodi
F Bell, Cal
c A Sperry. Spokane
F w Boleman, Kans
D NJ Dysart, Iceland
J Perrault, Boise
n ] Levinson & W, Or
J ] Bergin, Los Ang
7 w Forbes. Bkrsfleld
Miss G Crumb. hkford
F c Woodwork. Cal
H A Jaster. Bkrsfield
L Hunter. Yreka
F S Arnold & f, Ohio
DR. G A Marvin, Cal
c J George, Los Ang
Miss D S Otero, n Mex
G Collins, Boston
G w Rippey, Palermo
John Rippey, Palermo
M Missenach. New
s W Phelps & W, l. A
Miss Phelps, Los Ang
j Sunderland, Los An
] S Cody, Sonora
p johnson. Sonora
Mrs Brown, Oakland
Miss Brown, Oakland
F NJ Doyle, Iowa
! E B Spagnoli, Cal
Mrs Spagnoli. Cal
r G Brown, Oakland
Mrs Everts, Oakland
E S Cahill, Cal
NEW WEST
C Listman. Benicia
L Broderick. Stockton
c F Watson, Sta Rosa
F Richie, Colfax
J Hall. Modesto
W Miller, Fresno
T j O'Brien, Nevada
J Lawler, Petaluma
H Barker. Hopland
J G Caldwell, Cal
7 G Rraut San lose
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

HUI Ell.
Mrs P d Carper,
Dawson
fC D Van Duzer, New
Mrs G. A w Angst, Mo
Mrs C ] Smythe. Mo
Miss K L Haskell, Cal
~ J Haskell, Cal
S Quinn, Ind
IL K Burkett, Phila
IL A Brinkelman, Hong
IN F Smith. Yokohama
lW l. Niswander. Doric
F. NJ Fox. Philadelphia
IC NJ Wharton, Phila
Mrs T B Chaplain. II l
IE w Dixon, New York
10 ] Barnard, n Y
prince David, Homo
Mrs W Kohl, S Mateo
w H Slade, England
F Brune. England
H Matthner, Austria
r Berg, Moscow
E W Tilden, Kobe
Mrs E w Tilden, Kobe
DR. E Divers, Toxic
wv A Thompson, Cal
~ r Curnow. S Jose
A Greenminger, Cal
/ Mrs w S Richards, Cal
C NJ Richards. S Jose
b K McMorris, U S "
ID Keraune, Sacto
E Lindley, Cal
A Heutzler, Willows
E Pollock. Cincinnati
Mrs E Pollock. CHM
Miss NJ ] Pollock, CHM
Miss ] A Pollock. CHM
w Babcock, S Lake
MrsW Babcock.S S Lake
! E S Churchill, Napa
W S Stitt. New York
II V Sutherland. n Y
Is H Blewett, st Louis
HOTEL.
w A Wergt, Cal
] z Hanford, Reno
Miss Stone, Elmhurst
~ r Mayberry. Reno
F a Kaufman, Woodld
II A Morgan, Los An
IN Butler, W, & d, Sac
F Taylor. W & d, Cal
IC W Rogers. Los Ang
| H w Monical & ",
| Los Angeles
Mrs F A Homes, n 7
Mrs e McCullis, Denvr
| J McCudden, Vallejo
Miss McCudden, Vail
n w Kemper, Ohio
Miss Griswold, S Jose
e L Cobb, Guerneville
iG H Wright, Boston
fG E Lincoln & W, n 7
III H Hunter. Yreka
f H Ransom. r Bluff
w Sexton, Oroville
e L Peacock, Woodlnd
II Booksin Sr & W,
San Jose
IN c Brown & w,S Jose
! ] Looryea. Sacto
&c w Ames, L S n
IC W Eastin, Modesto
j H Simonson. Merced
J S Carroll, Fresno
EG NJ Pock, Stockton
w D Crichton, Fresno
Mrs Rothenbush, Stkn
Miss Rothenbush. Stk
Mrs F w Stroud, Stkn
u NJ Peart, Cal
MRS n Cook, Petaluma
( H c McManus, Nebr
F H Ryan, Ariz
A Barston, San Jose
IC F Howe, Chicago
lC c Cowell, Stockton
&c A Whetmore. Cal
ERN HOTEL.
lC NJ Johnson, Suisun
J L Daniels. Stockton
H Ross. Vallejo
J Maxwell. Chicago
fP ] Murtha, Los Gatos
H A Mcdonald, Iowa
IT Hecht, Davisville
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-23
BROOKLYN WINS FROM
THE BOSTON TEAM
Philadelphia Takes Second Place by
Very Small Per-
confoGo

BOSTON. Aug. 22.-Brooklyn drove Meekin
out of the box in two innings to-day and won
easily. Willis, who succeeded him, was very
effective the only run scored off him being
Daly's homer in the fifth. In the ninth Tenney
and Long singled but were retired on fast
double play by Casey to DAILY. Attendance.
5000. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-23

Batteries-Meekin, wins and Clarke; Nc
James and Mcguire. Umpires-Emslie and
Mcdonald.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22-The Orioles had a
picnic in the first game of the double header
with Washington to-day winning hands down
The second contest a pitchers battle Tor
weighing after the first inning pitched good
ball Howell was hit harder but with his
usual luck the opportune hit was missing
This with brilliant support. kept the Senators
one run behind when the final figures were in.
Attendance. 1885. Score. first game:
Clubs r. H. e.
Washington .......................-.... )
Baltimore ....:..-..-.--...-...l 20 3
Batteries-McFarland. RidIemoser and Roach:
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-23
No Alliance Against United States.

Batteries-Taylor and Peitz; Sparks Lever
Schriver and Fox Umpires-O'Day and Nc
Carr.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
COLORADO
color
AND
SONG.

Hard coal for a few days only at 700
per ton at Mayo & Endner.
One OF the big plate glass for tho Maui
pin building broke in transit.
"a Romance of Coon Hollow" will be
tho play at the Park Saturday night.
John F.. Pfeiffer has been confined to
his home on Orchard Mesa, for several
days with La Grippe.
Jack Frost had his paint pot working
in good style last night. The heaviest
frost Of the season fell.
Wells, Fargo Express company deliv-
ers it's goods at destination. No trans
fer to other companies to complete trans
portation.
Wells, Fargo Express goes to every
part Of the United States. Send your
Christmas presents BY them. No change
direct lines.
There 10 considerable bowling on the
streets by the merchants over the pros
pective rise in electric light rates. There
is one satisfaction, however, the rise in
tho rates does not take place until next
April.
II you want to make your mother,
sister, sweetheart or friend happy, sub
scribe now for some magazine at the
Pest Office Book Store whore your wants
will be attended to without delay.
M y. Frsaericks. Prop.
DR.. w. Capps bought today of Geo.
I. Davis his farm consisting Of thirty
acres. All under cultivation. There
are about two thousand dne bearing
trees on the place. mostly pears. Five
ACRES are in alfalfa. Tho property is
valuable and we'll located on the lower
road, four miles east OF town.
The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
sold today to Albert Bessire one of the
handsomest of the Krsnich & Bach
pianos in stock. Very recently Mr..
Thompson placed pianos in the homes Of
j. w. Wsyer and G. Il. Mayo. All
these pianos are giving the very best
satisfaction and are unequalled in tone
and general finish by any other pianos
The many cheap planes hawksd through
this city have led people to become
afraid to buy elsewhere than in q home
establishment. which is perfectly proper.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07
The Local News.

Is the book of the year. 1t
is on sale at The Sentinel
office. Ask to see it. So
licitors will call on you to
solicit your orders. Price
81. so. Handsomest book
ever issued in Colorado.
THE SENTINEL,
Distributing Agents.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-07

E. 8. Hooper of Denver is visitor in
the city today.
Ex.Attsrney General ]. H. Maupin is
distinguished visitor in the city today
A. w. Cerr and John Walker came
down last evening on the narrow gauge.
House Cleaning Done by man Of ex-
perience. Low rate, apply 127 Colorado
avenue.
Wrapping paper and twine at Wells,
Fargo Express office. We help ysu
pack your Xmas presents.
Albert Kuhn of Leadville passed
through the city this morning enroute to
Whitewater where he will take charge
Of the D. & R. G. depot.
A first class hair brush at reasonable
price can be found at Mitchel'a Drug
store, all pure bristls, solid back and
hand polished-not vanished. i
The w. G. T. U. have set apart as a
time for special prayer for the moral
welfare of this city. Tomorrow friday
at 2:30 p. m. at the Presbyterian church
All Christians are urged to attend and
participate. Mrs. Wilson,
Supt. Press Work.
One Of tho most interesting events OF
the theatrical season 10 announced for
Saturday Dec. 8 in Callahnn's big pro-
duction "a Romance OF Coon Hollew,"
with the same scenery and effects used
during its triumphant season at the
Fourteenth street theatre, New York.
All of this scenery and every effect 10
carried, no house scenery being used.
and besides strong company, the Or
ganization includes tho Coon Hollow
serepadsrs, . troupe of oolorsd singers
and dancers, boys and girls who give
dancing carnival simply wonderful.
Unique electric and calcium displays are
also features, but the display depends
rather on vigorous plot. and we'll por
trayed characters true To- nature, than
it's scenic features. 1t has been great
success in New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, New Orleans, and all the leading
cities east and west. The play is in ITS
sixth season of success, sid the dramatic
company. which embraces most Of the
original New York cast ts everywhere
For nearly thirty years now Mr.. Will
lam Il. Pabor has been. known in this
state as poet and journalist. He has
always welded = faeile pen, and his
poems have given him = front rank
among the literatsurs OF the state. Not
. few of his productions have been in
connection with important historical
events, and many of them picture Colo
RADIO life and scenery in charming verse.
These poems have found place in the
columns OF the leading newspapers OF
the state. Mr.. Pabor announces his
purpose of publishing them in book form
in three attractive volumes. In his cir
cular to the public, in which he out
lines the contents OF these volumes
there is a touch Of pathos which may
we'll bear reprinting. Failing eye
sight ana advancing years." he writes.
"admonish me that the time may be near
at hand when the moving finger will
have finished its work, and l earnestly
desire to leave behind me, in collected
form, the best of my random ryhmss, Of
which 90 large q number are on Colorado
topics" There can be no doubt but
that there will be large demand for
these volumes whom published. Rocky
Mountain News.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17
LOCAL

II, j, Emerson and Paul Morgan, from
Albuquerque, are In Phoenix.
Fresh sugar loaf %pineapples. bananas,
oranges and grape fruit al the BAN JOSH
MARKET.
Miss Lola DsMars, OF this city. Is at
| Prescott, on q visit 70 her sister, Mrs. M.
X. NORM.
The 1t. Johns Social Guild will meet
tomorrow evening at the home OF Mrs.
Werner, on the highlands.
Light housekeepers would do we'll to
look over our line OF fresh cooked lunch
con d~elicacies. SAN JOSH MARKET.
Mrs.. Geo. p. Kinsey. the dress maker,
accompanied by her youngest child, lett
last Saturday night for Los Angeles.
I'd. Barrett, late clerk for j A, Skinner,
has gone to AlamOgOrdO, where he will
proceed to grow up with the country.
Mrs. A. j.. Maloy and her interesting
little daughter. Miss Hazel. returned last
saturday night from their visit to south
srn California.
G. X. Neher. who was at III PasO on
business, where he took possession OF
'The Ruby" resort, returned to the city
last Saturday night.
Mrs. j. ID. GriswOld at noon to-day took
pOssessiOn OF the Commercial house res
taurant, having leased II from Mrs. Bs.
chechi for q period OF n year.
Mrs. A. B. McGsffsy, wife OF the Santa
Fs Pacific agent and daughter OF II. n
Fox, the jswsler of this city. has gone to
santa Monica. Cal, TO spend q vacation
OF several weeks.
Henry Carpenter. the general merchant
OF Tijerss canyon, drove In from the
mountains this morning.. He states that
the canyon has had half q dozen good
rains the past few weeks.
@. 0. Cushman. western representa-
tive for Sweet, Orr Il Co., New York
! clothiers, left this morning on q trip
through Arizona and southern California
lie expects to be absent several weeks.
A committee OF the G. Colombo Benevo'
lent society, on yesterday, leased the Joe
Badaracco summer garden for the annual
picnic OF the society, which will be held
sometime In August, the date to be an
-, nounced In due time.
The threatening clouds and rain las'
evening did not prevent a large GROVE
from going to the park. to hear the mrs
concert OF the series, which IL 10 be- giyeI
: by the First regiment band on Wednes
day and Sunday evenings, during tn
balance OF the summer. The concert wa
cut short by the arrival OF the rain.
: II. 8. Van Slyck, the Santa Ne PacinI
station agent at Ash Fork. came In from
4 the west last night. accompanied by hi
wife, and they will be the guests OF MI
and Mrs. ". p. Mstcalf for a few days
after which they will visit the Jemez no
Nc springs and expect to remain at the re
sort for several weeks. Mr.. Van Slyc
Ne was, a few years CO.. located In this cit
as the general agent Of the above railroa
company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17
CITY NEWS.


Mems linen suits 1925 at Fields.
Whips 10 cents to tl.50 at keleher's.
Young veal at the SAN JOSE MARKET.
We now sail Gallup lump coal. Hahn
n Co.
window shades, In all eolors. May &
FabeT.
Plumbing In a Its branches. whitney
Company.
The Cerrillos Coal Yard now handles
Gallup coal.
Fresh pears, bananas and prunes at J.
l. Bell X Jos.
Merchants lunch every morning at the
White Elephant,
Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 cents
two for % cents.
Read our ad, Its worth your while,
Rosenwald Bros.
The Alaska refrigerator Ia the best
whitney Company.
Look out for Fields Saturday special
on gents furnishings.
Big sale on sweaters this week at the
Economist, up from Zoe each.
Our quarter sale IL still on; come be-
fore IL IL too late. R0senwsld Bros.
Insurance gasoline stoves are the only
ones that are safe. whitney Company.
just the thing for flOorings Japanese
msttings-full line just In at Futrelle's'
Julia NJ srlowe shoes for ladies. Ths0'
dore Muensterman, exclusive shoe dealer
Straw hats formerly sold at 81 must
90 for 30 cents. Mandell Il Grunsfeld,
clOthisrs.
II in need OF any hose this week. you
have al opportunity at the sale al the
Economist.
Blocks hotel, at the JemeZ hot springs
IL the place to stop at hen visiting that
famous resort.
strawberry and vanilla lee cream
pineapple frsppe, 10 cents. Delaney
Candy Kitchen.
Highest cash prices paid for furnitur,
and household goods. ia Gold avenue
T. A. WRITTEN.
Try the best ICE CREAM In the city a
ALTERS DAIRY, end OF street car line, o
RuPrE's FOUNTAIN.
All the newest draperies. novel an
dainty, at lowest prices. May " Fabel
3O5 Railroad avenue.
Attend the sale OF all wash materiall
some remarkable values are being offsre
at the Economist this week.
Everything In the summer goods line
to be sold regardless OF cOst-in order I
reduce stock, nj the Golden Rule Dr
Goods Co.
Belts! Belts No lady need be will
out a belt now. All our immense st0c
reduced in price to close out, at II
Economist.
Electrical wiring and citing, sst
mates given for equipping new house
first class work at reasonable prices.
C. Pltrat. Old telephone, No. l25.
The members OF Excelsior Lodge No.
Degree Of Honor, are reqne tad TO me
with Benefit Lodge No. 2, A. q. u. W.
the latter's hall TO night at $50 o'clock
VIM. COullodon and his corps OF exec
lent plasterers have been rushing wo!
the past few weeks. They completed Il
home OF c. A. McKim, corner OF kdiI
street and Coal avenue. turning 1t over
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17

Dissolution Notice.
The firm OF II. l.. Washburn II Co. Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
h. l.. WASHBuRN,
W. q. LEONARD.
All accounts due the firm OF X, l..
Washburn II Co. will be collected by
either X. l.. Washburn or ". G. Leonard,
office with Mandell Il Grunsfeld, at the
old stand. X. l." WAsHBURN &Co
At the JANA Grocery Co.
10 cans OF tomatoes. 800,
10 a II good corn, 300.
5 10 cans-sOnp or Jams, VI 90.
4 cans good milk, 800.
5 cans Imp, sardlnes. 800.
California Strawberries, los.
California blackberries, l5c,
California l0ganberries, l6c.
California plums, l5c.
Colorado raspberries, l6c.
Calf. raspberries. large bxs,3Oc., 2 Tor 20
Los Cruces large peaches, lOc.
Los Cruces med peaches, 3 lbs for Doc,
Los Cruces apples, 3 lbs for 25c.
Kansas apples, 3 lbs for 25c.
All kinds OF vegetables.
Special prices FOR pay day orders.
Try us.
one lot OF Zoe, 1870 and loo lawns
organdies and dimities only Acc pei
yard at the Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Straw hats formerly sold at VI 90 mus
20 at 10 cents, Mandell X Grnnsfelt
clothiers.
Stove repairs for any stove made
whitney Company,
Attend the special hosiery sale at tn
Economist,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17

the owner IN foe condition last Saturday,
and besides this Mr.. CJullodOn's force OF
plasterers also finished up several other
nous g on the Highlands last week. MI.
COullodon has secured the contract 10
plaster the Jewish synagogue, which In
sures good work.
Ferd. Lowenthal, the senior member OF
the Wholesale liquor hrm OF LOweDthal
~ Meyers, returned last night from n two
months stay In New YORK. lie reports
everybody feeling good over the future
in tue east, aud says that he found very
few silver or Bryan men. He states that
be left New YORK in n rain, that II rained
every day while en- route TO this city,
and that he arrived here In q rain.
IL you intend TO visit the celebrated
sulphur hot springs, consult W.. Il.
rrimble 4 Co. a. TO transportation.
J they agree 10 land all visitors at the
| famous resort at supper time. In
| travel is made from Thornton TO Bland,
and from there through the great Co
chiti mining district to the Sulphurs.
Last nights rain seems TO have beer
general ali over New Mexico. Conductor
Hesdy says that II rsined a. far west al
Holbr0ok, Arizona, and trainmen from
the north and south bring the same new
from those parts. The rain here was tn,
best that has fallen In Albuquerque foI
, many years.
The workmen at the shops were pail
of 10 day, and consequently the mer
chants OF the city will feel better wher
they wake up tomorrow. The next pay
day will partially show the effect OF the
Increased hours OF labor and the en-
largee torce ~ "ofA ~ VIC Shopo '"''
"%on'n "a.
Hon. MAI uel Il. otero, register OF IN
iahu ounce ~ oan.a ~, VIM nas ooen 'H
lting WIN n,s aa n ,nas, nt,,, an,
eane ny l,om ~ e.a IN s,hnnn,n"
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e,eo., ra,oaaao ,aianhnna NJ iS'
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yoh W, an,,n,s atom a, R,ocL's ho,sI
I'eneh ~. ~, ing, 10y w., Wn.i.n o
"u ,,~.... 80. 80
I~en'y.use u.ncIsns osy,uo mn
umm suius1 al 1n.uan n ~
oos.
AtIena .ns sa,s o. ~, WASH sn, m, orasa
:, ne weonomiss ,Sis wast
, L" 49,. a,a.. ~, .,,,,
,,a,a Is stii, nas for sama dn,ing IN,
p saeson Of Tho Economist'
On, oa,,a, s,ocp cona,sts n, nj, N
4 o w, Vnaa,ns anS d~a.,ons Ma
Faber. Grant building.
s,,av hats fo,mariv soId for m and 4,
csnts. must 20 AT % cents. Mandeli
Ia,nnataId ciothiera.
J. Strawberries. r~aspberries and curran
ara rsceiyed daily on ths refrigerator /
J. l.. Bell Il Co.
That 25 cant under wear we're selliI
: IL becoming the talk Of the town. Ro
= enwald Bros
Red school house shoes for children. a
sizss. Theodore Muensterman, ex"lnsi'
shoe dealer.
Iced watermelOns guaranteed n NJ
one-half cents per pound al the SAN Jo'
MARKET.
Lace curtains embracing the INC
ue5.,no'o ''''o' u" P"''''"'
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17
vor sale.

Contents OF eight room Hat. full OF
roomers, doing a paying business, good
location. Inquire Of T. h. Metcalf. next
door to Wells Fargo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17

Dissolution Notice.
The firm OF II. l.. Washburn Il Co.. 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
h. l.. WASHBuRN,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17

Did you get any OF those % sent sus
penders at R~oaenwa'd's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17
For the 2rI

Get n hottie OF Finch's Golden Wedding
Rye nj the Ieaharc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-17
Ladies' Shirtwaistsl

We need no longer comment On the
superiority OF fabrics, workmanship
and Ht-that has become an estsb-
lished fact. To these sterling quail
ties we have added extreme cheap
ness OF price.
Waists that sold for SOC, row. 25c
Waists that sold from 75c to f1.00.. SOC
Waists that sold for ti.25. now. zoe
Waists that sold for $3.50. now. $lG
Waists that sold for ti.75. now. l.25
Waists that sold for s2.25. now. l.5O
Waists that sold for $3.50, now. 1.7O
Waists that sold for $3.50, now. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10

dies solemnly pledged herself never
20 divulgs. Nor was any member
to allow a male escort 60 accompany
her Go or from the meetings on pain
Of expulsion. The youths of the
nsighborhood learned with dlsmsy
u the literal boycott They en-
deavored 10 reason with the ladies.
and by this means at least obtain
the privilege Of esrortlng their es-
pecisi friends 60 and from the club
meetings. Their arguments along
this line were unavaliing. Then they
took another tack ana tried to scare
the girls into n veto Of the pro-
Vision Of the constitution which re-
qulred them TO travel alone.
They pointed out the dangers from
midnight attack 20 the woman that
wandered without n male protector
on the streets Of a large city.
one more graphic than the others.
PAINTED a blood -cprdling picture ~
a lonely street. a midnight maraud-
err. the flokerlng shadows Of an eiec-
trio light, a scream OF fright, a
heavy Of startled doves fleeing In
every direction. and In pursuit. a
villain most diabolical.
The girls were stlll obdurate.
There IL no terror In your
thrcaae." one Of them remarked.
I'VE are determined to run this club
alone. and that we can do Il we pro-
nose TO prove"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
NOT TO
HER LIKING
Objected to the First Wife's
kiphtly Appearance.

ALBANY. ". Y. May t0.--HocauHe
she fancics she saw the ghost Of her
husbands first wife. Mrn, Anna q.
Hivenburg. Of Preston Hollow. IL
miles from here. demands a separ-
alton from her husband. with an al
iowancc.
She declares that the wrath Of
the former Mrs, BlVcnburg made a
wild nightly tour ~ the RlvenburR
household. wcpt and walled. hang
ed doors and generally upset the
mental poisc OF her successor.
a score Of witnesses have testified
that Mrs. RiyenburR complained
that while her husband, ELIAS Hiv-
enburR. "A prosperous farmer and n
fairly good spouse. she could not en-
durc his phantom COMFORT
Her husbands attorneys enter the
plea that her complaint Is an intan-
glble one and should not stand n
ghost Of chance In court
The cnae Is in the hands ~ city
Judge George Addington as referee.
one hearing has been had at Pres
ton Hollow. whore nclghbors for
many miles around attended the
court and Rravely shook their heads
whom testimony concerning the
ghost was brought out.
The next hearing Is set for May i2
in Albany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-10
BEST TOWN
IN WASHINGTON
According to tho Statement
OF This Editor.

Seneca 6. ketchum. editor OF the
akagit County Times. published ht
sedro. woolley. IL in the city on
business. Sir. Kctchum says that
his town IL the pmartest small town
10 y aHhlngtan. There are twenty
seven nhinsie mills and iuFging m
full operation now, and the pay-rpil
amounts 10 a good round sum every
month The other day Just before
left, a man came into the town win
as enc a number % specimens Of
nickel ore ns l have ever seen. lie
reported That he had found we'll
defined ledge. and thar the hnd was
a remarkable one. IL the pfuapec-
tor has made good md he has al
ready something better than q gold
mine. a. nickel ore IL saearee, moet of
IL coming from British Columbia
mines.
Il am now making ARRANGEMENTS
far a telephone system In sedro-
aeire- Woaiiey, and a construction
party left yesterday. We VIII start
on with az least sixty 'phonen i"