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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
SAMPSON
HITS SCHLEY
Charges Him With Making a
False Renoft.

NEW YORK. Mareh 70 Rear Ad-
mlrai simpson has contributed
chapter e. The h09k win ampson
Through De War" iunt issued by
W A. II G99de Rear admiral
sampaon holds that the victory pver
ceyora rs not entirely accounted for
BY the superiority ~ the American
force. md he D. inclined 10 nsilsve
thht d eas due moif to excellent
Workmanship than 10 anything else.
Rtgardins the strategy N ADMIRAL
Ccrvera. fam. son Is - the opinion
that had the Spanish admiral cnme
out during the eVfuinE. making hlr
departure to coincide Rlth passing
rtarm. b. would have had good
chance % aGpo one nf moro ~ his
vesscle. EKplainlug this. Simpson
writes
IF this attempt had been made
during darkness it would have ne
nbiod ore ~ the spnniardB 10 have
got out Or sight ~ most ~ our Feh-
sells IA q few mlnrirn. The result
would undoubtedly have been Differ
ent There fore. it 10 my opinion thnt
II the time Of eHraDe had been SCI
for the evening the result would
have been more successful The
whole night would have helped the
spnulards % evade their pnrsusrs.
and especially had the hour been set
e. coincide pifh a Passing storm.
which would have diminished the in
tensity ~ our scnrchiiGhts ana
would have Freafiy increased the
Intensity - tho darkness.
The author. speaklrR Of the re-
ports turned IA ~ the various ON
cora after the destruction = Ger
vera's fleet. says the account Of the
battle Fubmltfes by Rear Admiral
sehiey caufradIeted IN various de-
tails those sent sent IN BY the bat
tfeshlp canfalus Somebody was
evidently mistaken. and Il was judy
I'd nnwtse 10 forward reports from
Evans, phniu. Taylor and Clark.
that eontraAicted the statements Of
the second 10 command. The atfeH-
lion ~ sampson was drawn 10 the
tliperepaney. oh. well. he said,
what does IL matterT The battle
was won. So. what's the use 81
batherlag -
However. Sampson finally decided
10 send Tor schiey and the result
NaH that the latter withdrew his or
lgInal report and submitted the only
one known 20 the public.
The author says that the famous
dispatch beginning The Fleet un-
der my command. and announcing
the Victory Of July , although sign
81 by sampson waa not written by
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
MASSING IN
PHALANX
Giant Trusts Are Arraying
Themselves Together.

NEW YORK. March "a Wall
street has heard Of some more com.
binationa Among them are a con
Holidaiion Or seven OF the largest
biscuit and cracker MANUFACTURED
on the Pacific coast. With "A capital
stock ~ tio00o. coo. combination of
Ice manufacturers. with capital
stock ~ $4,000 reported by dos
patches from Pittaburg a conHolid-
alton Of chain manufacturers, which
ptttHburF adVices aid Wes sAsa TIA
der way a consolidation OF the chief
woolen mills IN the cast. with cap
lthl stock 81 tio0. 900 600. Co be q
counterpart IN some respects 10 the
American WOODEN company tho
worrted mills combination. and n
combination Of the fruit and veEef-
able canning concerns IN this state.
with a capital stock Of SEQ. 100000
Boston sdNccs stated that the
Boston Fruit company was nov IN
complete control Of the banhn huti-
meas - the United States through
the acquisition hy Il Of the bust
ness ~ the Columbian Land com
pany ana the Tropical Iradine and
Transport company controlled hY
Miner 9. Keith. 81 brooklyn. iy
these acquisitions. u f. stated. the
banana output ~ the Boston "pm-
pauy vii reach 4. 900 GOO punches tnls
year. as against s.2sd. eco punches last
year The American iAnHced OIL
company. which has a capital stock
OF sss 200 600. and controls Is per
cent, ~ the cruehsrk of the country.
has organized by sierting direct -
aud officers r. =. Miles j. the pres-
idsnt
Accordinn to dcspstches from
bangor. the organization has also
been effected Of the American sar-
dine combination. The articles -
incorporation Of the International
steam Pump company. whose capital
stock il 81. 60 90. were filed IN the
county clerks ONCE in Jersey city
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

souaa and his band play this after
noon and evening At the Seattle
theaier.
souHa's band Is now In the seventh
year ~ tie existence. and during that
period has known remarkably few
changes In its personnel, The great
hSdy q the musicians have been
continuously under the direction and
discipline OF this master musician.
ana every member Of the band IL
completely responsive to the mag
netir control % Sousa- The band
never played In such superb form as
~ the present time. Miss Maui
Reese Davies. soprano. aud Miss
Dorothy lIayie. yloiinisie. are ths
supporting RriiHtes. and from the
band proper the selected soieis,s ~
the present tour are Herbert l..
Clarke. ccrnet. Arthur Pryor. from
bone. and Franr Hell. husEelhorn.
spider and Ply continues 60 play
60 good houses every night at iha
Third avenue theaier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23

ger $3.50 and that he received puhs
lieity worth thousands ef dcghrH In
roturn for a.. Several years later "a
well known society man IA this city
sent amoaHenFef 10 South Carolina
Tor a different purpose. The hoy car
ried a costume fnr amntuur thcatrl-
Gals In whirh the sender was un-
able 90 appear. aud with IL his note
u rcrfet. ucoauan be desired no
publicity ana mado mystery Of the
boys errand at FIRST his trip aroused
lot Of unweicome speculation. The
messenger boys arc not infrequently
sent from New York 20 Philadei-
phia or tinston, aud unless the Enr-
llsh messenger hoy has some new
crleks ~ hlH sleeve he won't pfovr
the curiosity that his HendcrH evil
IDENTIFY anticipated. A theatrical
manager who h now looking Tor an
attractiop hau offered to back New
York messenger boy against the En-
alTshman IN two nile obstacle
race IN the Madison square garden.
Hc suggests that ta---4ts tactics be
eiEHrctt" counters. fruit stands and
side ahawH New York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
AN INNOCENT
MAN SET FREE
Was Serving . lifo Sentence
for Murder.

FRANKFORT. KY March ga
James II. Martele. Of Knox county.
the second oldest convict In point Of
wars OF service In the state poni-
tertiary here. and serving life sen
,ener for murder. was declared To-
be an innocent man by Lieut., and
Acting Governor Northingtan this
afternoon. and granted free amt
fuu pardon. Marieic was sent ap IN
1854, and had rounded out fifteen
years Inside tho prison walls on the
first day Of the present month. lie
II now a bruten aes--- old man OF
over 50 years of age The tudofae-
mont ~ the governor on the paper
In the case gives a history 81 the
crime for which h. was convicted.
The governot said
The petitioner. James N. Mhricic.
was tried In isss Ia the Knox elr-
cult court for the murder Of one u.
g. rritrhard on the iith day 81
March. 1854 Now comes II. NJ. Jack
son, r. J. Smith and Mary Hurst
and make oath that at the time e
the murder the petitioner was not
Within Is miles 81 tn. place WHERE
u occurred. and =. q. Wilson. rep-
utable and reliable person. makes
oath that he il personally Hcaanlnt.
ed With the above named afaantH.
and that they are reputable and
worthy of belief The trial Jury, or
nine OF them. stats that facts de.
veloped since the trial convince
them that the hndinx of the Jury
was erron~eas. and that Aaririe j.
undergoing an unjust sentence. one
William y. browning also makes
oath that shortly before frliehard'
death. and that white he was yet
conscious he. browning. asked him
who shot him. and he answered az
once that Hen erowly dii ". and
that u vas done in the presence ~
bis father. George Growly. and bis
twin brother. Richard Jamrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
NE WAS HALF DEAD.
So the chinaman Claimed Part
Of His Insurance.

Not Ions aEa q t'iitaburs llfe in
suranee assent persuaded a CHINA
man a. take out policy - tiasn.
says the NeW York Tribune The
latter had % clear idea % the trans.
srition. bul understood that on pay
ns the premiums promptly he would
~ entitled 60 tsDep some time IL
began h1thsftnr she agent Tor The
money after couple % weeks had
passed. and the agent tried to exa
plain 10 him that ne would have -
die before he could set g. The
chinamun seii down n eriiarWay IN
Grant street and VAS badly hurt
ilis friends tried 70 attend 10 him
without. calling in n doctor when
they dit call one Ia two DAYS later
ihs doctor waa ankfy. Why didn't
yau cali uir sooner p he asked. This
man IL haif dad nov Next daf
she injured mans brother was At
she Insurance pnice with a claim Cor
faspa You are not entitled 20 any
thing ON thia." sale the Insurance
agent. until the man T. dead. g
aDoetni gay bin half died" answer
81 the brother WHY he no Fiet
hnlfTss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
MESSENGER Bow.
On His Way From England to
Deliver Lectures.

Dispatches from London indicate
that that city ls taking much inter
est In certain messenger boy who
has sailed from southampton TO de-
liver letters In this country, but the
scheme lacks eoveity so far as New
York is concerned. The frat long
distance messenger service Of this
sort served lte purpose we'll the
atrleal manager who was coming to
the front several years ago sent a
New York messenger 10 London
with souvenirs to distinguished Eng
IIshmen. got their autographs No nc-
acknowledgements that ne had per
formed his duty. and returned to
New York. II wns estimated that
his trip might have oont the mana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23

non, John sherman has The unique
distinction 81 being the only Amerl=
ean statesman who over had his
obituary generally published PRIOR to
his death Heretofore. when a
prominent public man has been eS.
peetcd to die. the arN spapcr report
cfs have kept esascleas Nisil In the
house. or on the -iiepa'k. aai no
premature death announcement was
possible. but In the ease ~ Mr.
sherman the omniselcnt reporter
was az fault. Tor he could not sce
aeross the waters into tbs ship con-
Veylng the sick man, Let the fact
b. noted that the yellow journals are
gulltlcss ia tais casv-they had
nothing 10 SO With connecting the
efiEinal False dcath report II
was a blundering French official
down near santiago Dc cuba who
81 the story travelling II Mr shcrs
man RECEIVERS bis health. BE- viii no
doubt feel under Iasting obligations
To this Ftvnchmaa Tor the big
collection ~ obituary notices which
viii hu many volumes. Uncle John
will know what the American people
think OF him az a deaa ntatcsman.
lie VIII also b. abs To eFitlcise the
preliminary arrangements Tor tho
state funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
a Victim of Hsxing.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Hazing. as
practiced at the Chicago COLLEGE OF
Dental Surgery. may make James J.
Mount. of the class Of 1908, an in
valid for life. II II does not cause re-
suits even more serious. lie ia now
in the Presbyterian hospital Tho
cords Of His neck are Injured and
the doctors think he has been hurt
internally
Mount la the victim of the custom
Of passing up" which consists 81
aelzing n man In the class room and
papalnr him over the RcHts To- the
outer circle. Then the victim h.
started on "a journey In the opposite
direction
Mount has been ill for some time.
but during the hazing process, he
was tossed back and forth from tier
TO tier of the seats. and then shot
down 20 the floor, where he lost con-
aciouHneHa.
The faculty Of the college have
suspended six students for compiled
~ In the hnzlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23

are added to your ussries, read
what Or Goidnehelder has to say
In the journal Of Nursing"
Light" says the professor" has
n quietlnr effect on the nerveHi
hence II heals more ana quicker than
do medicines. II plays a very lm-
portant part in the pathology ~
pain. This IL especially noticeable
by persons addicted 10 worry ~
those who are IN any way oppressed.
Their seemingly Jolly disposition 70
the day IN completed transformed aH
night draws on. while IN bed they
become greatly distressed. and iH-
somnia IL the result Such pefaous
usually find temporary relief bR
lighting the gas on by sitting ~ iiH
the gray light Of the morn begins %
break
There are any number = person
who cannot sleep without the raFh
Of the sun benming directly ddH .
upon them. Thess rafsaiiH nave ne =
quIred THIS az a habit from Their
youth
hut u lR POOR rule that dpee
not work both ways. The dark {
night has itH good qualities, fat
there are headaches which VIII not
disappear until all the iishi ia ek
cluded from the room the patient q
In Nervous. cgcliabie person.
when their state 81 excitement be-
comes uncomfortable. will flnd wan
derful relief n they sit for only O.
quarter Of an hour IN a room com
plcteiy darkened Therefore, IN such
eases. q total relaxation from work
during the day is especially 20 be re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
STATE NEWS.

Aberdeen In 10 have brass band
olympia Is to have a siege OF
opera.
Vow whatcam will banquet the
legislative delegation.
The assessed valuation Of proper
~ at Tar3ma : s3i.i7i.s2s.
The 5ris J1ers at walla waiia ere
printing paper called the Bastlla
PlcayuHe.
The American mill at aberdeen
has started work with a capacity
OF 10000 feet day.
siater's dry kiln. at summit. with
900. 900 shingles. was destroyed by IRE
last week.
Work IL progressing rapidly on the
building ~ the Port Angeles East
ern railway.
Everett kicks because the post
maater moved the postofioe with
out consulting hiR patrons.
Many farmers have given up alt
hope Of an advance In price for
wheat. and are beginning to let go
their holdings,
The Red. Cross OF Spokane. In
raising $500 for dciicacies and com
forts to be sent to the Spokane boys
at Manila.
The Warren cannery viii begin
work promptly, Arpll 10. and will
be prepared to put IN 100 cans or
more daily. There VIII he about
seventy boats used In fishing for
the caunery. The price OF salmon
Will be about cents a pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
aaaaaaaaassss
SAFELY REACHED PORT.

Adviees from Han Ffaneisen state
that the british ship csrnarynn BAY.
out $50 daya from Tacoma bound for
Queenstown has arrived safely at
her destination. The vessel was
only spoken once duFiaE the voyage.
and grave fears had been enter
tanned Tor her safety, At the time
the news announcing the arrival ~
the cnrnsryon Hay at Queenstown
WAS received. - pcr cent INSURANCE
was offered hy she English unisf-
writer's.
The carnarvon BHy sailed fro tn
coma September a. ixes. loaded with
20 as centals - wheat No news
~ tire vessel was received until
March T. when IL Was reported that
the ship &irides had spoken her on
November -. IN latitude - degrees
south. longitude III DEGREES west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
River Full Of Salmon

ASTORIA. March sl.-The river Ia
crowded with chinook salmon az the
present time. and II gives every
promise of being a good season.
There are a few fishermen making
drifts along the Washington shore.
and they are catching all that they
can safely dispose OF As the tug
samson was passing the Barhary
coast. near Pillar Rock. a few days
ago. they saw a fisherman pulling
In his net. and he got a fish at nearly
every lift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
Uncle Sans Varied Time.

Uncle sam has quite a variety Of
time ct the same time within his
expanded domain.
John Bull boasts that the sun new
er sets on his iiaE. Since our Uncle
vent into the territorial expansion
business he has been ahle to give
old sol an almost uninterrupted
eye feast % ord Glory.
When II was as2s o'clock this
morning at Honolulu Il was noon
today In Seattle and 5sss o'clock to-
morrow morning In Guam. And at
various other places displaying the
stars and stripes various other
times were recorded,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23

Nerth Carolina Is the latest state
which reports an epidemic Of small
pex vlthla lts bpFeegs Ths advent
Of the disease vas at tlfat mild ana
iittle asieatlsn WAS paid 30 ID. bui
within a week past Il has spread
rapidly and appeared In twenty dlf.
fereut counties Ths assistance %
the state Board Of Health has besn
called Ia and an effort wlil b. made
b compulsory vaeeinatlen 10 stay
the epidemic. The smallpox has
beea unusually prevalent In the
Southern states durtaE this year.
Georgia has DO eases. Kentucky has
Isl In Louisville alone. Texas sss
cases. Virginia $50 eassa. and the
full number IN North Carolina Is not
known. Tue Northern States atfiict-
81 the ulpsf arr Nebraska. with zis
cases. and ohio. with - cases In
nearly every instance IN the east
and south the spread of smallpox
Is due 70 neglect Of vaccination.
Both Washington and Oregon have
Rad few Isolated eases. but the
disease. so far. has been easily
stamped out. Too much emphasis
casno,. however. b. placed apan the
necessity fer complete general vac
ciaatIon as the only safeguard
against an epidemic Of the dread
dlseaae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
The Deepest a Man Ever Owed.

The greatest diving feat ever
achieved WAS IN moving the cargo
- the ahip Cape Horn. wrecked of
the coast of South America. when a
diver named Hooper made seven de-
scents % a depth - oysf 80 feet. re
naming a. one time a. minutes uns
der the wntsr. An authority states
that the greatest dspth 70 which
man has been known 10 deEcend -
not more than 20 fcst-which Il
equivalent 70 a pressure Of @n
pounds to the square inch Wash
Ewasatt Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
Cat That Smokes Cigars.

a Gicnwood Pa. man owns the
most disripatcd cat in America. She
used to inhaie with delight the
smoke from her masters cigar aud
was easily taught 20 smoke a daily
cigar on her own account. inhalins
and exhaiine the blue vapor like any
veteran smoker. To prevent kitty's
teeth from puncturing the cigar "A
wooden cigar holder is provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23

termination to build ap the North.
west hy granting low rates To home
seciscfs what does Il matter IL
he has some ultimate dealEns upon
the stock Of the Northern Pacific,
as allegcdf The immediate and en-
during eject viii be Tor good to
Seattle and puset Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
M'LELLAN GETS IT
Awarded the Contract for the
Denny Way Sewer.

The Seattle board Of public works
has awarded e. =. Mcclellan. the
Denny way sewer contract Mctsni-
ian's bid ~ So ssai6 Is considered
Low BY city Engincer Thompson.
The specifications provide that the
best materials are O. be used
The contractor has been given ten
days In which q Gle bonds. Hn1 the
~ork vii probably b. completed IN
HiS months.
Other bids were an foliawH r
Ryan. ~ tas 40. stinai 4 usetE So
afpe8. Erickson = Heseteaf 50,
sz1 70. Peter Costello. ti.tftcs
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The revenue % the British colon
les in 1887. the latest year fer which
complete statistics are available.
aggregated 1855 eea. 60. ard the ex-
penditure s7ss.eaa. boo. leaving a net
balance Of si0.9ao.oee But Mr.. Car
negie. who knows 50 much more
than anybody else. says that this
British colonies are a great draw
back and expense 10 the United
Kingdom. and It's great source ~
weakness. Lord Salisbury laughed
at this assertion. but then the Itrit.
ish Premier 6oss not. ~ course.
know al much about II as Mr.
Carnegie and the advocates Of small
America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
FURNACE AND MILL

Great activity continues in fur.
naces and mills. and plants which
have been Idle for several years. are
about TO be put in operation.
The blast furnace Of the pouEh
ksep~is Iron company. at rouwh-
keep-ie. y. n. will be put In opera
tion as ssan "a repairs are finished
The stack has been idle since 1895.
CrumwoId Furnace. Of the Read
ina Iron company. at Emaus. Pa.
Is being put In position 20 b. put In
blast. The stack has been itie since
tsss.
The sharpsvtlls furnace. at
sharpavliie. Pa. was recently blown
In.
the ROane iron company. Of Chat.
tnnnoEa. Tenn. is to build a new
blast furnace at lockwood. Tenn.
The nrisr Hin Iron and Coal COM
pany. - Youngstown. O.. recently
made a shipment OF q cara Of pis
Iron 10 Genoa. Italy.
The Cambria Steel company. of
Iohurtawn. Pc. has declared the
regular dividend of - per cent.
The National Tube Works com
pany. Of McKeesport. Pa. has re-
ceived from a mining company at
johannesburg. Transvaai. South AZ.
ricn. an order for about ten miles
% ss-iueh steel pipe.
All Departments Of the plant Of
the Central Iron and steel company
At Brazil Ind. are being taxed to
their utmost capacity. and attn the
works are unable TO keep up with its
orders.
The shsfiln- works Of the Aahon-
ing Valley Lon company ct YounES-
town. o. are running double turn.
the first time for a number OF years.
The Federal Steel company OF Chi
earo. III. has declared a dividend
81 "a per cent. on the preferred
stock
The Anderson works Of the Amer
lean Steel and Wire company. at
Anderson. Ind. arc in full operation.
with bright prospects for a long and
prosperous run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23

The Tacoma News thinks that IL is
high time that the Sound cities
should bury the Ratchet ana stand
together. beckonine in unison to the
people Of the East to come out .
Washington 70 live.
Now. viii the News show its sin
cerc desire for harmony by saying
that the name Of "Hainler Park" H.
good enough. anyway. and agree to
reIegats Mount Tacoma" 10 tho
shades Of the troublous past7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
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ALONG THE WHARvES

Bark Oregon IL taking in coal ~
the south bunkers for San Fran
cisco.
Steamer Tllhu Thomson arrived
last evening from Tacoma She -
taking on the Hhinmcni u boiler
material for Honolulu which h left
over by the uaronne. The ship
ment viii ocupy nearly al the
freight space Of the steamer below
deck Both the after and forward
decks ere covered with pieces Of
machinery weighing many tons.
The Thomson viii probably sail to-
morrow for Honolulu.
Steamer Garonnc IL stir loading
freight at the Arlington dock. She
il at present being reprinted Thn
cargo 60 60 20 Honolulu this trip
viii be very large The Garonue
will probably sail about the sbth.
The British cable boat" Electro
came over from Vancouver. y. g.
last night She VIII take on a ron
Of telegraph cable which IL fnr
the Canadian Pacific Railway com
pany at Vancouver. The cable s
two miles In length. The cable VIII
be wound ON a reel on board 'he
Eicetron by means 81 steam drum.
Steamer City of Tooska T. eoai-
ing AZ the south bunkefs prepare
tory TO leaving for Alaska.
The steamer Excelsior sailed last
evening for unaiaeka aud Cook In
let points Her passenger iist vas
"a follows: r c. Flower and wife.
J. l. Mcpherson. ChaE. Appiegate.
Angel Paul. l. y, fseeper. Thorn
&. Booth. Watson spencer. J. silis.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. =. White. ". ,
Amy. ]. u. Finch. n. l.. McLcllana.
n. y. Willard. pr. c. W. Chamher-
lain. Guy Wilson. Ross wilcox.
Charles Herring. =. a. BorFen. \
J. Nelson. A. J Dale. George Patter.
y. o'connei. W. y. Hopkins, Eben
smith. Frank Jones. and u. Lev
rosFe.
steamer Dora. Of tho Alaska Com
mercial company. arrived last even
ing from San Francisco. The Dora
IL on her way TO Juneau. where she
viii carry the mail between thst
port and rrasiaska. She viii take
on some stores here and leave IN \
few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
Sunshine Better Than Medicine

n you cannot understand why the
tnothache grows "a the sun sinks
below the horizon, and why, when
YOU are ltlng In your bed, tearing
palms In your ears, head and eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-23
MINING NOTES.

Rich copper PROSPECTS have been
found in Emery county. Utah, and
there Is a lively race ~ stake OF
claims Representatives OF New
York and Roston firms are Ia salt
Lake city investigating every new
story OF copper discoveries and are
ready 10 sciEe unon all prospects
that show signs OF richness and per-
mancney.