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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
6RUNNER's INTEREST SOLD

SIR Runners interest IN the Erec.
cry and iiggor business. o. drummer
4 Co. az 1na Pike street. was cold
before Mfr Hrummer'H death 20 hla
niece. Miss A. l.. Jansen. who has
always owned q part interest Miss
Jansen now owns the entire husl,
ness and wilt conduct u under the
name ~ Drummer 4 Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
WAR cloud
IS CLEARING
Venezuela Settles the Row
with Asphalt Company.

NEW YORK. Jan. ls.-Tt f. ON
eially stated that the asphalt COM
pany has settled It's difficulties with
the Venezuelan government This
IL understood 10 be the cause Of the
recall Of tho orders for American
wnrships To 60 to Venezuela.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
MANAGER HOWE Is HOME,

j. y. Howe. manager OF the Seat
tie theater. returned from New
York yesterday Mr.. Howe suffered
from the grip and reports that his
was one Of a quarter 81 n million
IA grippe cases in New York alone
Mr.. Howe says he n glad TO get
hack 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
MONEY FOR
BREMERTON
Quarter-Milllon Item Ia Re-
ported to Congress.

wASIISGToN. u. C.. Jan. H.
The house committee on naval affairs
has reported favnrahly a tzg9.000 ap-
preparation for the naval station 81
Puget sound at Brcmsrton. THIS
viii cover the construction neceE-
sary 10 put the station IN condition
20 do the extensive repair work on
the hattleship oregon when It NJ
ftVea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
AGAIN CHANGES COURT.

The case u John 4. Nicholson ".
The Pacific Coast Co. has again
changed courts. The ease was FIRST
brought up In the superior court, but
was transferred 10 the federal az the
petition II the defendants. The
plaintiff. however. petitioued the
the superior court. A hearing was
give the motion yesterday, and
Judge Hanford rcmanded the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
WANTED BONUS
FOR THE TWINS

COLUMBUS. o., Jan. i9.-Govern-
or Nash today received letter from
n Mansfield woman, who wrote that
she understood that II was a custom
for the governor OF Ohio to make
some donation to every pair of twins
born I'm the state during his lncum-
bcncy. She had become the mother
OF a healthy pair, and said such n
donation would be very acceptable.
Gov. Nash says that II would not
only require all his salary. but a
mortgage on the State house, TO give
a premium for each pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
NEW STEAMER PURCHASED

The s. Wiley Navigation CO. has
recently purchased a new steamer.
the Dalton. which viii be placed on
the Tacoma and Olympia run. IN
connection with steamers Nuito-
nornah and City OF Aberdeen. Pas
senger accommodations 81 this
steamer are go for regular and 500
for excursion purposes. Freight ca
pacity is so tons: speed. Is knots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
VICTORIA
is DYING
fAgIand'S Queen Believed to
Be Nearing the Ind
Swiftly.

LONDON. Jan. IA rumor was
current this afternoon that the queen
was dead. Lord Salisbury was seen
personally and stated that he had
not heard the rumor and placed no
credence In IL. Deep public aglta-
ton Is manifested on all sides. All
extras OF the papers are eagerly
bought. Special prayers for the
queens recovery viii he offered IN
all % the churches tomorrow
fist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
JAMES N. HILL COMING.

A telegram has been received at
the ONCE 81 tho Great Northern
here announcing that James " Hli.
third vice president ~ the road. will
BE- In Seattle about February l. AR.
It'll usually makes an Inspection
trip TO Seattle about four times a
year IA IL is about three months
since his last visit. ne r. about due.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

It's cock OF dog ightlng under severe
penalties. II Is provided that Meth.
er bulls nor bears can be baited or
made 60 light. There ~ a provision
which makes Il unlawful TO chase
animals. This might be construed
tn be prohibition OF hare aud
hounds or rabbit huuta. which have
recently been introduced on tho
West side Riding 60 hounds has
become popular IN some sections Of
the state and n club was recently or
EaniEcd IN Taeoina.
The bill. which Is designed Ia thor
ouEhly protect animals, H. comprs
hunHlve, II f. probable no other
measure has ever been introduced IA
this state which goes into details so
thoroughly II II provided, for In
stance, that an owner or driver q a
horse can be prosecuted IA case he
harnesses his horse too closely. This
Il directed At check relns. In ease
the horse r. put into the stall for tho
niTht without food after doing STA
hours or more Of work. the owner r.
liable 20 prosecution. Any person
uvrrworkiuE or overdrivinK a horse
II guilty 81 a miHdsmeanor
Chickens, birdie or animals Of any
kind must not be carried IN an IN
natural OF .efhmhed position own
era ~ horses are liable 60 punish
ment Tor docking their horses tails.
Heating nr cruel treatment II any
kind IL forbidden
A strict provision regarding the
care o. diseased or old ana weak ant.
mails iH adopted. In case the own
er allows an old 90 diseased animal
"a remain 81 large thrru hours after
being notified. he Il guilty ~ a hls
demeanor. Animals must be- cared
for az the home ~ the owner.
II is provided that any citizen
may interfere rs eases ~ cruelty
Regularly organized societies for the
prevention ~ cruelty 20 animals are
permitted 60 issue bAdRea q the
members and they can make arrests
upan showing the badge. Penalties
are not severe faf the light afTenaea.
but may be made more hy the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

LONDON. Jan. is.-At t:so this
afternoon a telephone message from
Buckingham palace said that they
had had Osborne house on the tele-
phone ave minutes previously. and
at that time the nrSt bulletin issued
by the physicians SIN stood. Il Ii
generally believed that the queens
physicians have no favorable news
to report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
WIFE WOULD MOT COOK.

Lewis Chopald has brought suit
for divorce in the superior court
from Adele Chopard on the ground Of
inhuman treatment Plaintiff alley
es that the defendant refuses TO pre-
pare any meals for either, and that
sho interferes in his business deal
inRs. They were married In Seattle
In November 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
ARE
BEHAVING

WASHINGTON. -. g. Jan. H.
Replying 20 department query,
Gen. Macarthur telegraphs that the
army IN the Philippines IL In a
splendid state ~ discipline. ana that
there Is little drunkenness and thht
houses OF prostitution are not H.
censed, protected or encouraged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
ADDRESS At Y. M. c. a.

Stewart ~. Hanna. college necre-
tary Of the Y. ~ = A.. VIII deliver
an address az the association rooms
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. AR
Hanna viii speak on the work OF the
association that II now being car
ried on IN the colleges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
GOOD TeMPlAR ).

The Good Templars viii hold
public meeting AZ 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon AZ Plumbers hall. in the
New York building. The program
will consist Of recitatious singing
and speaking. All are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
ESCAPED ON
A HAND-(AR
Burglars Raid another Bank
In Michigan.

DETROIT, Jan. i3.--A gang Of bur-
glars battered open the doors Of
sandell & Co.'S bank at New Baltl-
more and secured 1850. They es-
capped on a handcsr. This Ia the
tenth big burglary in the state with
in two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
CLAIMS AGAINST CITY.

Claims were filed against the city
yesterday by ". r.. elise. amounting
TO f5s0.eg for the destruction ~
sidewalks by city employees in their
work on First avenue between Mad
lson and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
MRS. ALEXANDER DEAD.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Alexander. aged
81. we'll known IN Seattle. died yes
terday afternoon at her residence,
sig Mob Hlll avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

PORTSMOUTH. Eng. Jan. IA
An Official with a grave message met
the Prince % Wales on the lattersa
arrival here. There Is little attempt
to disguise the belief that Queen Vie
toria Is dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
PRESIDENT
IMPROVES

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Jan. ia
The president was much improved
An health this morning He signed
several bills and other documents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

]. c. Clark, general agent OF the
Wisconsin Central, at Portland. IA
IA tho city today Mr.. Clark re-
ports n great increase In Westward
traffic over his line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

OSBORNE. isle Of wight. Jan. 70.
AT noon the following bulletin was
issued: The queen Is suffering from
grss, physical prostratiou, accom-
panied by symptoms which cause
grave anxiety"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
ACTIVITY ON
VANCOUVER

An unusual activity 10 looked for
IN the matter Of railroad building
on Vancouver island this year. IL Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

cowEs. Isle OF wight. Jan. Is
was slightly better this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

MANCHESTER. Eng. Jan. Ia
The Post says that the queen had a
eight stroke Of paralysis Christmas
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

LONDON. Jan. fs.-The Exchange
Telegraph Company learns from en-
Official source that the emperor Of
Germany II accompanying the Duke
OF connaught to Osborne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

PORTSMOUTH. Eng. Jan. H.
The Prince Of Wales sailed for cowes
on the royal yacht Albert at $50
this afternoon. Sir Arthur BieKe.
the queens private secretary, tele-
phoned al O'Clock that the queens
condition was unchanged. No more
bulletins Will be issued until tonor-
row.
BERLIN. Jan. i9.-The emperor
has c0untermanded ali court festivi-
ties. owing 70 the Illness Of the Queen
Of England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

LONDON. Jan. Is.--An Of the
queens children win be with her to-
who IL at Berlin. and the Dowager
Empress Frederick. The Duke OF
Cambridge left Paris this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

cowEs. Isle Of Wight. Jan. IL
The queen is perceptibIy worse since
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

The betrothai % this royal pair
has Just been officially announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
IN THE COURTS.

Ia Judge Emory'n department fNo.
. ~ the superior court. testimony
T. being resumed IN the suii FOR
damages brought By chcuanEo Scott
against the stetnpn=Fost Mil Go.
Scott was injured last April rs a
plank striking him in the hack. lie
alleges negligence on the part of
the company In employing defective
machinery ard asks damages In the
sum Of ua.oea.
Upon motion Of plaintiff Judge
Tniiman this morning dismissed the
case Of 4. u. Coulter "a. ]. Eugene
Jorduu. for an accounting The mo-.
ton vas made upon Judge Taiiman =
refusal To allow the drnWinR Of an
amended complaint
In Judge Belle department fEo. ~
% the superior essurt. a jury ih hear
Ing the ease brought by II. u VIII
iiam@ against 4, ~ Wheeler. 10 re-
cover certain personal property.
Judge TslirRu yesterday decided
In favor 81 Donald ~. Smith in ne
auis against Geo eaufTmnn for an
accounting Smith. who wHH third
owner ~ = vessel hi Nome, used Rr
a lodging house. commenced she &C
ton against cauTman. who ownsf
the other two fhirts. and u IL al
lereh. refured 20 account for the
nvocecds, Smith receives about g. 2
Uaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

Another case 81 smallpox which
vas not investigated - the health
department came To light last night.
several days ago ratrolmaa CRIT
nth took out Of McSorisyN saloon
on Washington street. q man whom
he believed TO be aick with the grip.
lie sent him % police headquarters.
and il developed there that the man
had smallpox.
The health department was n0ti=
fed and after an hours delay re-
NOV ed the man % the pcsshauRe.
At hcsorley's saloon u was learn
I'd that q representative uf the health
department had not been near 10 In
vestiFate the case. and that uetwith-
standing the fact that the man had
siep IN the saloon the greater part
u the DAY. the place had never been
fumiEated
out on Twenty eighth avenue
south, four blocks from the home II
Mayor Humes. the health depart
ment has quarantined the residence
~ Mrs. l.. Moore. one nf her daugh-
tiers has scarlet fever. patroimaH
Ryan. who also lives in the neigh
bgrh0od. says that the neighbnra
have free access ta.the house, and
that no quarantine officer has been
stationed there. The children of
Mrs. Moore. Mayor Hnmss and Pa
trolman Ryan, all attend the Rain
Ter school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
LAST EDITION.
OFFICER
NEGLECT
Revelations Come Thick and
Fast of Unwarranted
Carelessness.

Each day additional undisputed
facts rpme L. light which show.
without a doubt that the health de-
partment ~ the city IL negligent IN
property quafantiuing contagious ana
Infectious Diseases. The star na1
called the attention 81 the public o.
the fact that smallpox eases Nhicn
have developed In the rsaidenfe dis
tfict of the city we're not properly
attended To b. the health officer.
To-day more startling facts have
CONS to light whleh certainly Dc
mand an explanation from the health
department.. Al present cpnfinod in
the pfstheune are ]. .. Callahan.
Formerly n bartender az the Meehan-
les saloon ou First avenue south.
and young daughter OF EdN ard
Harden proprietor ~ the American
restaurant and lodging house az sei
First avenue south. Both eases are
due dlfectly 10 negligence on the part
Of the health ufficfrn ~ the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
HEALER
ARRIVES
Strange Story OF Schlatter
Derived From His Own
Statements.

~scslaster. the Divine Healer. /"
has arrived in Seattle. on his sixth
jsarnsy around the world. In priv
ale lie he - Rev. chaa. Mclean.
NJ y. Presbyterian clergyman.
psyxlcizn and surgeon" He goes
h sisEalse. rolling up his hair. which
has never been cut, and buttoning
s1 cvsrccat over hts long beard,
xkIch Razor cr shears has never
taafhrd He explains that. except
vAen On the platform. he goes in.,og-
alio. both 20 avoid being bothered ny
erusds q Inportunate or cusioas
ysEsnns-
sehlatfsr = 81 years old. tall end
r1zhsr SCARE Of frame. Hts BEARD
AMI hair are dark brown Ht<fniid-
re2 Of appearance - accentua ted
~ Is dead-biaek clothing. He talks
n calm. earnest voice. marked
VIE trace Of Scotch burr. due 10
~ Scotch parertase and his early
If sprrt In Edinburgh.
s<hlatEer does not profess 10 be d.
sia<. bat merely 60 have sertaIn
sIslre powers. He explains That
SekIatt<r" - only a nickname. His
rszl ranze q Mclean. but wnsis he
vas healing the sick In Denver. the
g<r1zns began calling MIN sSchIaef-
tsrr-ths sleeper. from which came
<zhlzfter." After his burial alive
N the Colorado mountains. which
vas done In secret. he went on priv
xt<ls n Chicago. Hts disappear
aece gave rise 20 the belief that ne
vzs dad. and this idea was
Strengthened by the discovery OF
baa@s alleged TO be his remains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
TONCUELESS MAN
TALKS ALL RIGHT
Operation Made at Cleveland Hospital DeveI-
ops Remarkable Case.

fulrl the function that the tongue
performed IN swallowing.
But for this fact. Wttserman
would choke tu death when eating
Ne he has 40 tongue to guard the
oFtrce leading to the stomach
Whenever Witaerman places food In
his mouth now, Il Il signal for the
strong muscles behind To pull the
gulfet up nrmly until the upenlng
u above the food in front. Wiser
man ts n steiwRrt man of good ap-
petite. and eats everything he Graves
He has resorted 20 the habit II
wagEtng his head from side 20 side.
thus tossing the food about in hts
mouth unsn he gets its between hts
teeth. There l. also n recent de-
velopment In the muscles ~ the
cheek. which heirs him to manipu-
late his food.
10 Is IN articulstinE. however.
that Wltxerfnau Il remarkable. In
repeating the alphabet he plainly
en8nctates an the letters except the
liuEuais aud aspirates. In ordinary
conversation these defects are scarce
~ noticeable.
As the DAYS PASS. NitEermnn b..
comes more expert IN his speech.
what possibilities the future holds
for this tangaeless man. can only be
conicetured. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
Or. chareot's Frsuch Nerss
Treatment.

The wonderful food for the nerves.
Gives strength. health aud xiEor to
the young and old. II 10 the result
Of iong years Of study BY the most
reputable and beat known physician
Of this century IL produces real.
not artiaeiAi strength. Ia cases Of
nervous proatrHtsou. indigestion
ca used hy anx5sty. ovrr-ta xatiun Of
the mental or PHYSICAL forces which
exhaust the nerve force. and ener.
~. there - no treatment ifRt Niii
stop the Irritation and build on the
affected tlaaues like the ehnrrof
Treatment n gives vitality 20 the
entire system and promotes healthy
ncfion 20 al the organs. a. O. Guy.
ufnrniat- Seattle. NaHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

II vas learned AZ police hesdquar-
tsrH today that patroiman Ryan had
notified the police department II the
facts concerning tbs cases Of small
rox az the American house. hud the
health affics had also bssn warned
From Investigations made In that
district IL developed that the health
dspa n msnt had famigated the room
that had been occupied hy Callahan.
Hut even after learning that HHr.
dsn's little Eifi hHd the same dissaee
ard hat every rnamsr IN the indR
ing houns had been exposed. tie
health officer ala not deem II necea-
sary % place = quarantine on TIRE
place.
when seen iaat niFhs. Weber al
United that the story given nut BY
the police was true. lie said that =
quarantine officer Mas stationed 81
hla house. and that n one sHs per
United - enter while HE daughter
was sick.
Police Clerk Kennedy yesterday
evening said that NJ quarantine on
Ger Rad been sent ont from head
quarters for over six weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

Or. ". G. Gibson. president II the
board ~ health. when seen this
morning said that he would make
an Investigation of the matter at
once.
Il had always regarded Dr. Nc
Kechuie a. an efficient man. said
Ur. Gibson. but " the reports that
appear IN the star are correct they
indicate serious negligence and must
be at once accounted for. This IL n
very large city and " n case had
not come 10 the notice Of the health
officer. u would have caused me no
surprise. but. on the other hand. aft
or q case has been reported, az your
columns make II appear. there could
be no excuse for not having taken
the usual precautionary measures.
THE health officer II very busy
man, hut the quarautininR OF In
fictitious diseases r. necessary 20 pro-
teci the lives Of US all, and cannot
be neglected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
nv place QuaFanilusd.

About three weeks ago young
daughter of John Wehhef. proprietor
~ the Mechanics saioan. on First
avenue south, near the American res
taurAnt, developed a ease ~ small
pox. The city health office wac uoti-
ICED. and the house wHs Guaranteed,
Webhef lives az fttf Harrison street.
During their daughters sickness. ~
and his wife took care of her A.
nights N@hbef would leave his res
ldenee. come 70 the city and occupy
the room with hi@ dag bartender,
Callahan, Ia ths American huuse.
In that way he carried germs ~ the
disease 10 callahan. who soon be
came ~. and about : week later de-
vslop~d a case of smallpox.
Callahan wae al the house fully
week prior To hiss removal to the
peashouss. During that tiue. uari-
en- and bis wife. the nrpprtetorH. car
Red ats meals a. him. Several days
after Callahan Naa removed 10 ths
pesthnuza. a daughter % Harden de-
vsloped smallpox and var also re-
moved % the pssthouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
THE BONNETS
FOR EASTER
Models Are Marked by Simplicity
and Lighiness.

MiliIners from all over Western
Washington have been In Seattle the
past week absorbing the glories Of
Easter bonnets which are now dis
played.
The models are hight. airy and at
tractive. Every hat for dress occa-
sions combines tuile and chiffon,
either as a trimming or entire. and
wonderfully becoming and perish.
able they are, too.
The hats. next summer. VIII b.
comparatively simple I'm design. The
heavy Russian renaissance. cluny
and Venice iaces. velvet ribbons. In
black and colors and flowers. prin-
cipaliy roses. are the favored trim
mings. Some Of the more expen
sive have appliqued bell crown ~
Russian lace. though silver and gold
HpanEled crowns will be worn to
Some extent.
For evening wear, chiffon and tutle
hats of delicate tfnts. with French
effects. from black velvet bows and
twists. with enormous roses will be
worn. while for daily wear Tuscan
straw and the new embroidered
batlste creations Will be rivals.
The batiste hats IRE new and are
sure 10 be popular. They are charm
lnRiy simple. They are Of finely EN-
bfoidered white hatiste over colnra
to match ones gown. and have pufy
tam crowns With brims eoduettishly
tipped at one side and faced with
Neapalltan braid. while against the
hair nesfles aH many deiicateiy tint
ed roses al can be crowded together.
one feature that VIII make The
hats universally becoming this year.
in the soft treatment Of brim faeiuRs
which are Of tucked. ahirred or pun
ed chiffon or some other soft mater
ial.
The crowns are almost invariably
fiat and broad in effect. The trim
minRs are put on fat.
Some ~ the black hats have tuck
ed brin facings Of cream white tulle
and soft white roses massed next 10
the face.
Pastel effects are decidedly 70 the
fore again.
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seklaffsr says he did not die. bat
r><< after the prescribed 20 days AMI
wtat GO hts way. and that tire bones
tesrt were those 81 a horse. To
rsDTs hls identity he carries copies
q asxspaper cuts published ~ varf-
80 tines and in many cities. sozsth-
q vita articles describing him and
ex sorks- Also. he says that be has
net IN SEATTLE Is persons healed BY
kir ~ Denver In 1896. and Hve 9TH
- healed there BY him last October,
and that these vii testify 70 hts be-
i-g the identlcal sehiztter. Others
have profeesed TO be schiattsr. but
y says one Of the trnposters r. Ia
~ 81 Kok.rso. Ind. and the other
= u confinement at Boston.
e<tiatfer il 4 ceIIbate. He be-
Aesss that fact is a part ~ the sec
- q his power. He declares that
H@sty Green. the multi millionaire,
eStrst aim s5.asSo. coo 20 marry her,
1af be refused this as we'll rs nnsn-
sroas other PROPOSALS. because ne -
eoMmanded 70 be a ceIiba t.. speak
n< q other monetary offers. he said
fn&i Andrew Carnegie proposed 70
give aim 81 Goa. 600 for a temple on
condition that u should bear Car
ssEls's name. w. r.. Hearst. Of the
rev York Journal. be continued.