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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
Appropriations

Following are tho aprropria tions
as allowed by the house committee
Governors once. 1880. lleufeu-
ant governor. 5000. attorney SEQ
erai. tlz.s40. secretary % state U.s.
49,. auditor. ti1,oto. treasurer, sa.61si
superintendent q public instruction,
gfftgg. state librarians office, 5000
lsnd commissioner. - 80; labor
commissioner. 1890. coal mine In
spector, ilis0. grain Inspectors
oGice. 5000. nsh compieiousr's once
tf0if0. board Of equalization. 400
state fair. 8, ZOO. board Of audit aud
control. $3.50. state board OF health
81. 600. western Washington hospital
for the inRana. ts62710. Eastern
washington hospital for the insane,
sfgl, 30. state peniteutiary, fiaA7a0.
reform school SO. 700. school for de.
fectlvs youth. i5s,aQ9: Soldiers home,
taE, 200. supreme court $1,000 super
Tor court, t7g.00a. state university
sos. 900: Agricultural college. slfo.'
600. WhAtnofu normal school, tibi.'
$50. EllcnsburR normal school. fa,'
900. cheney normal school. So, 10
purchase q library books, 5000
from grain inspection fund, '2s.e84'
adlutnnt generals Office, sso,it0. re-
voiying FUND. 100000. rent Of stats
Offices. fih.oc0. removal Of property
81 900. repair - capitol foundation
shed. 81 900. indsIinE house Journal
500.
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DEMOCRATS
ARE MAD
Say They Were Buncoed by
Republicans in Congress.

WAHUINgTON, -. g.. March g.
Democrats senators are angry At
their Republican colleagues for thu
failure % the rivers and hurhurs biz.
They feel that they have been bun
coed
Ia order % secure the passage #
the army appropriation bili Nifh the
cuban and Philippines amendments
the Democrats HAy they were prom
iced that n they wouldn't make long
rrrr, hes tho river aud haruaf ill
v ouid BE- passed.
Everything WAS lovely ull O'Clock
yesterday mauiEE, when carter, y
Montana. announced that he would
talk "a 10 death gn account of the de-
feat - the AlI. 0ufi1tiun fuf the IT.
rlgntinn ~ hr4 lands. Hence ta#
Democrats ntu empty handed. They
assert that carter WAS acting uHa
orders from the administration. that
the prenideut was iuheWBfm on tha
ground that the revenues could No
stand the strain.
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LAST EDITION.
COULDN'T GIT
TELEPHONE
And Two Houses Burn Down at
Early Sunday Morning Fire.

s-0a frame DWELLINGS situated at ia
.nf IL East Ohvo street, were de-
moved hy fire early sunday morn-
a. The loss will reach StaeN The
-. At rs was occupied by \
1.hns,,n. and tho other rs a Mrs,
faarence. The Gre department was
- in responding owing 90 pro-
srssfIaatieu exercised On sending iu
49, alarm. Mrs Lawrence and her
Issis daughter left their home by a
Carroll. % iGlS Boyleston ave
en- Mo was present during The tirr,
- 10 a star reporter to-day The
-. in which those two houses were
sHss.,a q burn down Is u shame,
-. nre department r. not O. blame.
- the men responded as soon a.
ihse Eot ths alarm. The re-
srsrsihllty feF the property loss
40 nearly loss - ne can De charg-
u sIa,setiy 20 two institutions. one
I ar telephone company, which a
ruraher % people and myself tried ~
81 al least a dozen times. We used
r. telephone az the rseideuce %
AZ Tflpp aud AIR, Force and a d0E-
= atheg places, and nnaliN were
frsfd e. walk about 10 blocks TO .
Ar alafm box.
a. my residence there IL a s-inch
wafer PIPE and a grrat many fam
a. Iepend upon a. A petition VIII
= ane.s b. circulated throughout thu
district and presented TO the city
staneu. asking Tor better IRE pro-
ssfsa4
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SAD CASE
OF CRUELTY

Members af the Humane Society
are today investigating shat they
claim - the most serious case Of
cruelty to children that has been
brought 70 the attention OF the So
ciefy for some time.
W. l. Cowan. superintendent 81
the society. has in hia possession n
vicious looking cat o nine~tatls,
whtch he claims Mrs. Alice Morris. a
roorner At the Juanita hotel on Pike
street, near Fourth avenue. has
used upon several occasions upon
her g-ysar-otd son Charlie. Mr..
Cowen was given the ship BY the
proprerOr Of the Cleveland house
al fha corner Of Seventh avenue
and Pike street he toia Cowen that
he had taken IL away from Mrs
Morris while she vas beating her son
over the head and shoulders. This
afternoon Cowen stated that he had
the necessary evidence against the
woman and would Immediately noti-
~ Humane Officsr Rifgsway. have
her placed under arrest and charged
with cruelty % her child.
The Landiora Of the Cleveland
house," said couen. told me he had
ordered the Morris woman to leave
his place because Of the harsh treat
msut TO the child"
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He Runs Away

Charlie runs away and I have a
hard time TO keep track 81 him.
When we left the Cleveland house
the whip was thrown away. Since
We have roomed at the Juanita !
have not had occasion a. severely
punish my son. II the authorities
want to arrest me- for this they can.
can procure witnesses who wih
testify that when ! whipped my son
I never went 70 extremes.
The whip which ccwen has In his
possession and which he says VIII
be used as evidence. - composed 81
a piece Of broom handle about three
feet IN length. 20 one end - which
IA attached seven long strips ~
leather. The strips are firmly secur-
ed n tho handle by twiue. The whip
resembles those used BY slave driv-
era in the Southern States IN early
DAYS. Mrs Morris has not as yet been
arrested. Her husband f. a painter.
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portiOnmont bill and the senate az
once passed Il over his veto.
The general appropriation bill was
introduced by the committee on ap-
proprlationR. owing 20 the fact that
this was the last day for the intro
duction OF nav bills. IL was I'm
medlately rccommitted 20 that com
mittee for completion. several Of
the Items. notably the appropriation
for the university. have not been
agreed upon.
The senate passed n bin changing
the name OF the Washington Agri-
cultural College and Experimental
station and School OF Science To the
State College Of Applied Science.
In tho house this afternoon Pue-
ketfa hili providing that railroads
OF more than 3 miles Ia length In
this state shall not charge more
than n AGENT passenger rate. WIS
defanted by n vote OF sG 10 10.
Senator Fnirchild's bill providing
that "A voter shall be able to read
and write. passed the house The
hin does not apply 20 present voters
but those who come into the state
fter the bin shall have become law.
Gov. Rorcra win appoint one har-
her examiner each from Seattle
spokane and Tacoma, and Will act
upon the accommodation Of the To-
cal unions,
n has been officially announced
that state Librarian Herbert Bash
ford OF Tacoma VIII be succeeded by
l.. =. Cnllison. editor OF the Chehalis
Advocate.
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CIVIL SERVICE.
Federal Examinations viii Soon Be
Held Here.

Information reached the postofios
today to the effect that two civil
service examinations would be held
In al free delivery cities in the Unit
81 states IN a few weeks. The first
VII ba held March "a. when eiigibles
vii BE- examined for the position Of
nautical expert IN the treasury de-
Tarfment. Ia the examination letter
writing viii count 70 percent, pure
Mathematics 10 per cent. nautical
definitions 20 per cent, physical geo
grapfy. - per cant. and navigation
% per cent. Those who pass this eN-
animation and do not receive the ap-
r1intmeut viii be eligible % similar
positions ia the treasury department..
Another examination will be held
April 2. % nj the position Of assist
ant special treasury agent. In this
examination practical questions viii
eaunt 80 per cent, experience % per
nj and ordinary branches, such
as spelling. arithmetic, etc, wiz
count per cent each.
ANY United States citizen over y
years Of age "a eligible 10 the POSI-
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
MARINE NEWS.

The city Of Aberdeen Il 70 be put
on the Seattle Tacoma run IN oppof
ition 10 the Clara Brown. The steam
shin during the past few months has
been handling all Great Northern
freight formerly handled BY the
wiley Co. Rates were reduced to
secure this freight. Accordingly, 10
regain a.. the Wiley co. will cut
rates on the Aberdeen.
podVeii n Co.'s steamer Olympia
II due from China ana Japan.
on wednesday the local sailors
union OF the Pacific will celebrate its
eiYteenth anniversary. Soda water
will how Ira quantity.
Port Albert. which was dismn ntled
at Tacoma, returned 10 Seattle TINS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Seattle viii, according 10 present
Indications. be a member Of the Pa
cifc Northwest Baseball league this
coming season. The 500 deposit
necessary has already been guaran-
ted and will BE- collected today
The next meeting Of the league VII
be held March +. when n complete
schedule Of games vii be arranged
Manager Dugdale. of the local team
IL now negotiating for several vel
known minor league players. Hi
considers the prospects for a good
seaEou very bright.
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|. 0. &. I.

The regular quarterly session 81
District LodEe No. rs. Independent
order - Good Templars, viii take
nlaee tomorrow TUESDAY March -.
commencing az 10 A. M. The morning
session vii b. devoted 20 regular
business Of the district king and
EItsap eountles1. followed By the
eaafsrring % the district degrees on
eligible candidates. The afternoon
sesxlan VII Be principally devoted 20
papers and subjects pertinent 20 the
wnrk u the wd@r.
IN the evening. commencing az :
.. m. win be held an open good %
the order meeting. with = PROCLAIM
q musical and literary Items inter
s1arsed with speeches on work ~
tie order The session will be held
wsth Loyal Lodge No. i3s, l. q. @. II.
In han No. I. New York block.
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fnndunt was tho next witness called
for The defense. he testified 20 little
before tho noon adjournment
This afternoon Annie suatnn. the
sister of the accused. and the one he
tried 20 murder. vas called az Wit
ness. Nh8 described graphically tn
horrors 0f the time of the assault AMI
tragedy accounting her escape
from her murderouu brother, she az
peHrrd almost broken down. Dur
Ing her testimony nhn told 81 IA form
81 attempt on her life by WIN. Haatnn
three years ago, when he ran at her
fourlnhlng "a razor and crying that
he would Xiii her. At that time she
had "a miraculous escape. The de-
fence clearly showed itH hand dur
Ing the examination and drew from
the witness tho idea that shs had
for n long time considered her broth
rr strange and unusual la actions.
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skull. the Solids Sevan'a good friend.
Hamlet This
FIRST GravsdiHsrf~-E'en that
Hamlet let me see takes the
tkulO. Alas. pour Sunset l knew
him. Horatia A fellow 81 iimitlea@
bicksia. aud a most excellent divi-
deud producer. and nov. murdered
ta be Waa - the rNbbla which russ
IN rebellion against him. how alb
horrcti IN ny imagination Il = Dsre
hung these ducats that Ns have Gov
stud i know not how eft. Whsrx
be your dividends nawT Your
nickels1 Your stock watsr7 I'm
pertous monopoly. dead and turned
% clay. might stop hais e. keep iha
wind away. tut soft hut bofti
tkslfel Here come Rude. Doc crseh-
ton. little AlphNus Hyera and the
cotfrtiera ana other tneurnerA
gHoft muxie4
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plem,ed chiffon. ovvriaif wfth the
Same embroidery of pearl aud
rhlnsHiores, which heautify the
skirt Thn MieeNra s@s@e sss@a ~ IN (
and embroidered IN FhlnssiunsN aud
pearls from shoulder 20 w'Fist, where
thaV were finished IN a Fuffia 81
point lace A diamond necklace ~.
tel over the high collar.
THE president and party withdrew
AZ 1915. but the quests remained an .
90 a late hour aud an enjoyable time
was had.
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( MURDERER
. FOR Ills LIFE
.p
W. S. Pitman Dead.

". s Pitman. aged - died yester
day afternoon at his residence. az
Fourth avenue. from heart failure
lie vas the owner and manager n
the pitmhn Drayags line. Tie leave
o widow. two daughters and n son
Deceased was a member u the Stew
ems Post No. 1. q. 4. r.
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I used the whip

About three weeks ago Mrs Nor
Il took rooms At the Iuanita house.
when seen there this afternoon she
said. II admit that I have used the
whip which the Humane society
man tmeanlug Govern has IN hts
possession, IN correcting my son.
His father made the whip some time
ago and We used II more To scare
him than anything else. I am well
aware there n a law against whip
ping a child too hard. but I don't
think any person has right 20 en-
ter a complaint against me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
HUMANE SOCIETY.

The Humane Society viii hold its
regular monthly nesting al 1f5
0elaek this evening IN the parlor OF
the Rainier Grand hotel. II VIII be
q special interest as Humane ON
Ger Eidzeway VIII render his FIRST
report. He has been on duty nearly
a month ana has a lengthy report TO
give
Al members are requested to BE-
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DAWSON. Feb. 77.--Ths second
trip with mail from Nome reached
here yesterday and left on the stage
for The outside. The carrier left the
bach on Nov. 2. making quicker
tire up the river than the first car
rier. The NATL should reach skaE-
way about nett Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
THE F0RESTERS
TO ENTERTAIN

An entertainment and hall viii be
given az Ranke hall by the indie
pendent order ~ Farestara Nednea-
day evening March 6. The enter
tatnmeut IL given In honor ~ nr,
Montague aud Alderman pr. John a.
ianEriu IT Toronto. Canada. who
viii address the meeting. A music
al and literary program will be
rendered. followed hy dancing.
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Asked to Vacaie.

Elizabeth Curtis and s. NJ Free
land have asked the city 10 vacate
the present alley In block 80 Pontius
addition and receive instead an al
ley strip of the south lots.
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late NEWS.

frfai u william Oiden SeatOn.
Park murderer, began In the
department Of court this
! fainR.
tffer The jury was selected, the
ata opened its case by introducing
Witnesses Mrs Mira Murdoch, Os-
car BARTON and J. a. Peterson. The
aecueed y being represented BY
Eayt. Frye and Gil.
May clNetsy brought suit against
tie seattle Electric 60. today 70 re-
cover iiB. 900 damages FOR an alleged
injury which r. stated occurred Jan.
1901. when tfe plaintiff was
aHghfing from the oompany's car ~
tie county hospital station. She al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

sKA0wAY. March -, T. keeiar
and IL g BARLEY we're the voters
choice In yesterdays election recciv-
ms not only a plurality hut a major
ity ~ the votes cast FOR couneilmra.
or fAs votes cast ets we're counted
for Mr. keeler and as Tor Mr.. Bar
iey. The vote Vas as foiluWss
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TALKED IT
To DEATH

WASHINGTON. n. G.. March g.
The closing hours Of the ngty.sixth
congress were characterized b the
defeat Of the rivers and harhors bill
which In the senate was talked q
death By Carter. o. Montana. while
before that body IN the shape II a
conference report.
The conference report on the sun.
dry civil bin with the Buffalo and
Charleston appropriations emitted.
and 81 Louis remaining. wss agreed
20.
In the house that report vas also
adopted and later the president sign
81 the measure.
The house passed the district y
Columbia hill. and one granting a
charter 70 the national federation q
women'H clubs. II refused 10 Yield
10 the senate on the rivers and haf.
bora Bill. and sent u back % confer
ence, where " died.
WASHINGTON. y. G.. March g.
Roth houses % congress we're Ia aess
sion sunday. Neither had adjourned
since Friday. and each was earrttH I
the last legislative day over 10 nom
March & The senate and houHf
| ground their way steadily through
the mass Of unfinished business. 4
preparation measures were the ord
er II the day. All except the riFerF
and hArbors. and the suudry civil
bills had plain sailing These tWf
we're attacked In the senate. NJ
| Carter. Of Montana, was especially
| hittcr IN his remarks.
Mr. Morgan asked unanimous con.
Iaent for immediate attion on the Me
aragua canal bill. II was denied
him.
the fact that a bill passed hY tn
senate had never reached The house
n was % measure TO promote IN
safety 81 railway employees, Sir
| pettIRrew charged that II had hesi
| purpoaeiy lost" 90 prevent paHaaga
The senate ordered the re-euruilmen
Of the bill.
All night the senate was oceuples
with details ~ conference fepoft
and compromises with the house.
| In the house sessions were held nj
night. with occasional reresses 4
await the senate's action Mr.. Hep
hurn. Republican. made "a aensdtioi
Nv paasionately denouneing the sun
drv civil bill and appealing 10 tn
Democrats 20 Join him IN oppasln.
tho rivers and harbors bill, which, h
declared. would fritter away Aot
600 0OO 81 the peoples money.
The appropriations for the eKposi
lions ~ 81 Louis. Buffalo ara ehhrl
eston we're attacked by Mr. Cannon
who succeeded IN delaying aetion n
the sundry civil bill.
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Dawson Daily Paper.

DAWSON. Feb. IA morning
daily paper ia 70 be launched IN this
city In the near future. Geo. Storey.
formerly foreman on the Nugget; Al
Rrntth. q reporter. and o.. y. Daniels
are the promoters Of the enterprise.
The first issue VIII make ~ appear
auca Monday.
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HOW SNE
ADVERTISED

RUDA PEST. Hungary. March s.
>~gybi Sandcrson, the actress. In
reported to have taken poison re-
ently. She Is said to be much bet
er and TO have gone TO the Austrian
klna 10 rcCupernto
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Taken to Hospital

w. c. Black, who was injured In
an accident at an up-Sound point re-
Gently was brought to tho city today
and taken TO the Seattle General hos
pital for treatment. He has several
bruises about the face.
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RUNAW Az.
Tonaue Of the Wagon Ran Nearly
Two Feet Into Horses Side.

THIS afternoon team OF horses
attached % an express wagon own
= ~ = man named Clarke. became
frightened While standing on Yes.
H. way. near Firth avenue. sani
started te run. Near Second avenue
fhsv easlided with another team. and
sre II e'tRFkes horses waH nearly
Killed. The tongue % the wagon
r. fully two feet into the animal =
ssfa. The aorxe~ were cut loose from
N harness and the one that was
Injured taken TO a stable on Fourth
aVsusse south. to b. cared for.
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MushinR to Dawson.

MONTAGUE. Y. T. Feb. sat ia
estimated that there are 80 people
on the tran en- route 20 nawaon. IRE
trail ia In srcsiisnt condition and
many Of the people are going In wei!
equipped.
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EXTRA TRAIN.

The Northern Pacific railroad viii
soon put On an extra train between
Seattle and Portland. The train viii
leave Seattle daily at $50 a. m.
This will put three trains on the
Portland Seattle route. Grays
HaFhur which has been crit
icixed greatly. will be given an ex-
caiiant service.
A. O. Kent arrested last week on
a charge Of assault. with intent 20 do
bodily harm. waa discharged By
Justice Cana Saturday at the re-
quest Of the prosecuting witns1H.
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Early Morning Fire.

The Are department vas called out
a. I o'clock this morning 70 eStin-
zuish a blanc IN a woofshed az the
corner ~ Roy street and First ave-
nue.. The loss was small.
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Harrison EgnIn.

CHICAGO. March THE Demo.
rntic city convention today unnnim-
nsly ronominated Carter Harrison
oayor, this being his third term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

y. e. Miles a Piper Co. handles
the best Alaakn stove and miners
hardware
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A small frame dwelling situated at
10 Hrnad street WIS destroyed by
fire late this afternoon.
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The Lake Canal.

The provision for the appropriation
OF g5s. 900 for the late canal has baen
left out Of the rivers and harb0rs
BILL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

Word has Just been received that
che cai4e between st Michael and
Nome has broken down about two
miles of NJ Nome. service II com
plctoy stoputd
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fight OVER
FISH TRAPS
Senate Kills Bill allowing
Theatsrs to Run Sunday.

OLYMPIA. March s.@The seua q
today killed the sunday thaHfsr bill.
The country members vuted HglidiY
against the measure. The house Ut
IN al % the morning discussing fish
trap legislation. A hard naht WHs
made on this measure but fairahild
IL confident he will win out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

u. z. Miles 4 Piper co. handles
the best Alaska stove and miners
hardware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

The best running watch IL tbs
Louis Klodt Special" s24 Second.
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SOMERSET. Maueh A british
patrol and seven men sent from here
are missing uosf raiders have prob
ably fankurad them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

At the REGULAR Sunday afternoon
meeting AZ the Y. N. &. A. yesterday
"A number Of hymns View rendered
hy ". 4 Major = second ffeshyterr
ian quartette. composed OF Harry
Qridths VIII stage. &. ". sample
and " NJ Geddes. il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

Hamlet tplckinE up skull - Trls-
hone Mnhonaly1 That skull hal
aelh IN IL and could bite once. IL
aieht &c the pate % a combine that
ahes4 the people ~ this town.
uofafie-It mlght. mo lud.
HaFnlet-ptd these bones cost the
trsnaaua tolls - the Solid seven.
ut TO play al iogEats with 'euif
III speak q ibis fellow. How long
III corpse lis q the earth ere Il
1T
fret dsavefiEEer tgrinninEi-r
IN, u all - not rotten brfaFs h.
as vas the case with this eorpse.
'fili 8sl you some eight year o.
year. Here's q skull nov. This
nc hath lain IN earth fuu three
7Nentr years.
/. Whose vas IT
ar a. 9ravndiEEcr 90 THIS tams
n. VAS Teisphpne Monopoly .
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laF
! inaugural aail.

TmNGToS. -. c.. March g.
g. nnrai bail EAn a grand sue.
al i'Nreeded anything % the
saIts a.rstotore attempted. The
former r effects were daEzlinS
fzuAh .nta worn were or the lat
tpsuslvs creations.
The rae' wore a mOat brnu-
NYadea. Ia gown. made Tor the
cisco fog ihlRi tho gowns made
again for the. - u high IN she
The Robert The si@svea. The
aan Franffara - with an im-
laden With Iuminmsd with Two
- the Nume r1n,hcc. The bod
point lace In
The Dolphin will the should
from aehaabhrhsr'- down the
ri abt she will carrying a re-
pHsHe myers. n vest OF
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loRos that the motorman started the
ear without waiting for her 90 prop-
crly get on.
John ". Waldfem has brought
suit against the city to recover $40,
ooo Fen injuries alieged t. have been
received sept s, ICON. from falling on
Jefferson street. near the city halt
while the etty was repairing th9
roadway,