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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
Saved by His Wit

VT has often saved an offcndcr
from punishment Ia military a. we'll
Ha iu civil life
Not long since a nnuseoWminaien~
% officer entering n barrnek gate IN
Dublin whs mistaken by the "frtan
one GA sentry. who Immediately
came e. the shoulder"
The uan=coma unaware that his
colonel was just behind returned the
salute, thing not permissible ia the
circumstances Arrived AZ his quar-
tiers. b. shortly received an order TO
attend before the colonel
On presenting himself b" was ask
81 how be came ~ return the salute.
know ma fuil well b was not en-
titled tn ~.
Not IN the least embarrassed. he
promptly answered;
Sir. ! always return everything
I am not entitled e."
lite frudy sit pleased the colonel.
who iauRhlnEly dismissed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
SUICIDE is
NOT A BAR
fsnselal cnrrsaronaencel

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April IL
Judge Broaddus Of the court 81 APP
peals decides that the Wendmeu
come under the statute ~ Missouri
which provides that insurance poll
ciea must be paid ~ the heueflciar-
les Of suicides. unless Il be- shown
that the member committing suicide
intended to de- 10 at the time he
took out his policy.
The case II that ~ Mra Fannie
ur sn 'd vidow ~ psrlsy Braabeid
~ unlonvllle. Mo. who committed
suicide Dee 81. 1898. after having
been 4 member ~ the Woodnen n
little over two years. Payment n
the policy was refused on the ground
that the charter ~ the Waudmen
specifies that members committing
suicide before three years elapHr
free the order from liability. suit
was brought by the widow in tho
Putnam county circuit court. whore
she secured a judgment The Wood
men appealed 10 the Kansas city
court u appeals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
S2,0OO,OOO
WAGE A DAY
Will Be Paid Out: Profits
500. 900, 900 q Wear.
lspcelal corrranonaoneeN

CHICAGO. April ls.-John ".
Gates. of the American steel q Wire
Co. says that the Unitod states
steel corporation has been a great
success aud expresses himself as
strongly hulllrh an steel stocks
The union OF the principal steel
companies. he raid would give a
STABILITY - the market fnr Iron and
steel such as has never been known
hy maintaining present prices and
operating ON an economic basis
think the company Viii earn fica,
GO 600 To siaa 0o0 eoo a wear
I see ne reason why the company
cannot pay the Interest ON ltH bonds.
the dividend on it, preferred stock.
and PEE cent on the common stock.
from the start
The new company viii pay sood
wages, he continued, 1t will rta-
rloy 80 0ua men and the payroll
will be over s. e0a 900 "A day.
Mt Schwuh. the president. IL
probably the abiest steel man in
the world. think he "a a peculiar
genius in hia limo"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
Easy Going Japs.

japanese business methods are. IN
The lee important places. - very
Ea-nn- YOU please description. A.
NagaHah the other DAY a foreigner
calling AZ the branch Of one - the
chief shipping companies found the
whole place deserted. II appeared
that the day being fine. the mansE.
81 aud star rad gone out on a mush-
ruom hunting expedition. NuHh-
roam hunting IL n pursuit that ap-
pealH 10 every true japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
TO HARNESS
0HIO'S FALLS

NEW ALBANY. Ind. April IA
iainf meeting u committees from
the New Albany Business Mons na-
ISOLATION ard the Louisville CONNER
cial club was held at LfutNVille 20
consider the utilinatlnu - the water
power Of thr falls ~ the ohio river.
The plan 10 20 dig "A canal. some
thing On the order Of an eidsfaahinu-
Fl mill rar~ frwsm the head 81 the
falls acrusn the bend % the river 10
Failing Run. a small creek. that
cmptisa into the river just below thlH
city.
u T. claimed that IN. fan 10 sur
Client 10 produce. ~ the AID q wa
tor wheels. uaWsf u operate fru-
ama~ that aouid produce electricity
enough 10 run tn street railways
aud vtaotrie iirht plans - louis
sliis. New Albany and IsfteFsanNiil~
iu addition a. many q this factories
81 the FalE cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15

CHICAGO. April "a. - Mrs. Jean
Walgiron. a dashlng brunette. Is
speeding over the Pacific With Arrud
Van VIisscuxen. a younger brother
~ the man she WAS engaged u
marry.
Mrs, waIdron - % and plump.
She obtained . divVvVe nom VALID
ron. a druggist three years aSo.
Then she took up dramatic reading.
She 6rou Shit Miss fnaacvc Duncan e.
chicago q give series of dance
r~citais fer the society folk. That
was what the women Of New fork's
600 were doing and Mrs. NaidFon
followed their example.
Peter Van NliKssugen. with n lafgs
bank account. met her and liked her
very much" They became engaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
81 LOVE YOU, | LOVE YOU NOT. !"

Along came Arend Van NlisaenEen
one day. He vas president % the
Raseland safe Deposit Co. and
sas a rial estate dealer Tie Vas 81
and younger than his brpth. Tt
bad money. hut not a. much h Frt-
err tie liked Mrs. Waidruts thea
loved her. Two weeks aEu the blindr
Of her tadtana avenue home Wrfr
drawn. sh. had departed for Cali
fnruia. for her health.
Three days later Arrnd closed out
his business In chicago, selling All
his property. Then he went away.
but no one knew where.
Tnday came a dispatch from he.
dated san Francisco, saying she was
married and about e take ship Tor
the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
Sunday Themes.
First christIsn Church.

las Conversion q Lydia" uas
i .aeine o. Rev. p. n. LinRcnfeltar
y First CHRISTIAN church. who
80 ne process Of a souls con-
- % the opening u the petals
neEtr- The Lord opened
- heart that she attended
- - t sse Kings spoken By Paul, ana
- eo1Fsrsion took place on the
r.. oenk because there was no
sls9e In Philfppl. Lydia :
ia Nae opened 70 hear the WORDS
y baptized. The baptism
ne ecnsummating act u con
go II vas the last command ~
~ 80 and was submitted AZ on
- @Fing obedience bY peuitent
s Ar. IIngenfslter express
&C.,. staret that this beautiful
$3.50 service had become 40
- - y controversy that lie orig
thsneance has been lost slghs
ss...in vas regarded by the great
rs.<a - an essential part Of tre
= message 10 sinful men. Hence
=, rssassse' The Lord opened I.Yd-
r ~ that ahe attended unto
- Sza baptized p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
RESTORED
TO MOTHER
na.r 1t Years absence Ne
Finds Mis- Family.

roprAR RUFF. 40, Aprl IA
r Hieks u obion. Tenn. VAS re-
..,,c8 4 FEW days ago With his moth
.rs three sisters az Agce, this
- after an absence on hts part
y = wears. When Hvc years OF agc
- .iieks was stolen from his par
-. In latter wears he wss told
~ ~ believed that he parents we've
81 a. - the proprietor Of a barber
A. Onion aud rcuoutly custom
snNt ,srifsntally spoke ~ AshsHiN
~. county. from whence he was
" ..s,ss The name - tie town was
s..lfss hy Mr. Hicks and ~ was
- 10 correspond with Judge
$500 Wright and Lee r. LITTLE.
- rrsmlnent citizens ~ Ash-Hill
s.e.,i,sh the correspondence II was
lt.-,rssss that Hicks should come 20
g. Tlttiss rswidence and there he
- the surviving members y his
s-sllv. an q whom live IN this vie
ATTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15

Of the stcrurr character that con-
qurrs selfish inetnationa. They lack
cffoft
Another class a. composed 81 thase
who make au opportunity such, ne
said. were Hannibal. Buddha. Alex
andrr Martin Luther. Ehoy were
arr men ~ extreme genius. Whoth-
CT Ruod or bad. they leave the world
better than they found IL,
The third class. comprising the
vast bulk Of men and women. e. made
up % those who hN their individual
efforts develop and az themselves FOR
opportunity. Gladstone and tluculi
are eminent types " this class witch
fights bravery the hattie 81 lite, t'es
fort along worthy lines is the secrct
~ success both In the material world
and IA the search Tor God,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15

NEW YORK. April i5.-charged
with having violated the penal code
by giving a theatrical performance
on the Sabbath. DeWolf Hopper, Dan
Daily and VIM. Brady are under ar
rest in this city. Each ~ out on
bail. The warrants on which the
twain theatrical men and the prize
fght manager were taken into Gus
fody charge that they aided ana
allotted aud ala cause the produc=
ton u a burlesaue Of Uncle Tom =
Cabin" at a vaudeville performance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
South Seattle Teachers.

The first meeting 81. the teachers
~ the south district ~ King county
was held saturday ~ South Seattle.
prof. e. =. Allen q Auburn was
elected president and Miss Lucy II
Barnes ~ Columbia secretary The
section was named institute District
No. 2 and II vas decided 20 hold it's
regular meetings on the second sat
urday Of each school month.
A number Of discussions on school
work were entered into. The meet
ing was largely attended and proved
most interesting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
GEN. TlBBETTS HURT
BY RUNAWAY HORSE
nsnn From His Carriage. His
Leg Broken Badly.

e,u Geo. ". Tabhetts u Irsaquah.
- hAs been aolng jury duty Ia
~, city for the past two weeks, had
! ~arxOw escape nom death az his
49, .ats Saturday afternoon.
VALE dFiYlng. his herse became
s-,.ht@nsA and ran away. Gen Tie-
s..,ss who Is well along So yeara.
sr.a5 lis hest 20 step the frightened
srlu,sl but could not control him al
ne buxgy was finAlly overturned
- TfbbattS WAS thruWn oux. His
- was braken IN tNo places and
= as badly cut and bruised. lie
wns carried q hts home. where he
ssx Is under the care Of physicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15

> NJ ngHral sermon Of Rev. He'd
z. i-s new pastor Of the Society
=, , ,..,.ai Religion. was delivered
-. "'fa, AZ Elks' hail. The therne
ss.@ NaoFt the Secret Of Sue
: s ~,ilng With the modern doctrine
,,.lllion, Ar. Hail declared that
,,a 49, opposed invoiutlou. Tine
= 80 togard Improvement and
t<sIs~sA activity ~ nature ac-
fssrsss 2 observed rules. were evil
= 49, A. Intelligent, moral pow
1ss,ahg toward a definite end.
zsgses ne conclusion that this
- = s'ernt was clearly the pur-
: - y sd, Mr. Han pointed out
~ =. Tor man 10 ala In this
= X Developing himself ana do
salsis Utmost for good. Effort ~
~. .l'e secret Of success.
~ -, nlrn are born 70 opportunity.
ss..,,n lumber Il not 10 large az
kss,s's, {, thought ana the power ~
~ /. no no inherit wealth from in-
- 49,. llInifed ~ their tendency 90
ufs. They are not usually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
SHE BITES
HER FATHER

Especial CORES HoUhencesf
NEW YORK. April i0.-ida Hut
ten. aged 30. created Wild disorder NJ
the city hospital By throwing nurses
around and upssttinE things gener-
ally IA her insane strength. some
nv. weeks ago her sister. Anna. be-
me insane A. the result q typhoid
faxer. and died In LauxvisU. Ida
worried about r., and early one
morning. before the family gpt ~,
ran into her fathers room fFpthins
a. the mouth. Before she could oe
suhdued she rad badly larerated bic
arm. when she was taken % the
citv hospital the doctors decided not
10 restrain her, but after the out
break In the afternoon abe was
promrsiy strapped 20 her bed. II r.
said she cannot i've. ne fAtnef :
wounds we're cauterixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
MARRIAGE
SUITS her

Inc Uunk. now the bride II samuel
8. Harold. does not look upon mar
riHEr az failure. Although -
years uf age, rne took her nflh hus-
band yesterday. when she was we'd
dpd to Harold a. her home iu the vil-
laEe of FArmera The ceremony waa
performed bY the Rev. -. T.. Fehfils
hafgef. and WaH the 3noth AZ which
hs has nmciuted since he has been
IN the ministry The groom b. IS
YEARS ~ age and H. deeply rnamofrd
~ his venerable bride. who, despite
her years. ia we'll preserved and 10
still an attractive woman. Mrs
Harold saws she lived very happily
with hvH four previous husbands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
NEGRO HELD
IN SLAVERY
lsneclnl cerre.nonaencel


COLUMBIA. s. g. April ii.-Gov.
Mcawaeuy was requested By John
-. sullivan. n wealthy planter Of
Laursns Co.. 10 interfere In the ease
Of James Gray n negro. who was a
short time ago turned over on re-
QUESTION 10 Georgia authorities. lie
vas charged with stealing u pounds
Of cotton. Sullivan says Gray WAS
arrested on his plantation he wrote
the sheriff Of Elberton. Ga, to wire
him the amount Of Gray'H hne II
convicted and he would pay. Not
hearing from him he Investigated
aud found Gray had not been taken
before a court or offered trial. but
the whipping boss Of convict
contractor had taken him from jail
and he was being worked and guard
Cd with cOnvicts and locked up with
them at night The governor viii
ask for an inquiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
Seattle Signs S,ultr.

Henry Stuitr. the crack second
bascman OF the Sacramento club,
which halds the amplnnship OF
the California league. has been sign
ed hy Manager pugdaie OF the Sc
attic club.
stultn VIII be here an time 70 play
in the clubs exhibition game With
the University Of Washington nine
next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
EXAMINATIONS
IN PHARM MACY
State Board Is Meeting Today
Thirty Applicants.

The regular quarterly examtna
tlona 81 the state board u pharmacy
commenced NJ 20 O'Clock today In
The Hotel Butler. There are about
30 applicants who VII boz examined
Investigation viii be made n ID num-
ber Of complaints against druggists
for violation 81 the regulations IN
various parts u the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
Then They Showed Him.

OF course n was a MlEaourian. one
~ the you We got -to-shOw me
type, who remarked 70 a compa Mon
~ they examined with awestruck In
teraat a picture IN which there were
sssn the faces o. all the presidents
81 the United states: Say. Bill,
h5gv in thunder did the photograph
mar ever get them men all together
al ancet?f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
HE BIT OFF
HIS TONGUE
lsnnelal cerrseranasnes.l

hGHHs 80 Ha+ANH8sf 1879
NEW YORK. April 10 During an
operation Tor which he had refused
an anassthetie. D. sena, a wealthy
builder 81 IS Livingstone street,
this city. bit OF an inch 81 his
tongue.
several sections - Erna'H rihH N
70 be removed when told of this
no said positively that he would take
no auheHfhatte Or II Auato n 3
Park avenue. Brooklyn, Vas the ep=
orator.
The operation lasted several hours.
but not once did a cry u pain So
cape the man. After the wound bad
been dressed the doctor discovered
what had happened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
SWAMP SOLD.
Especial correspondencc)

Flff'N III HffN h'''ff"H 49,
ATLANTA. ca April i0.-The
famous Okehnokee swamp, In South
Georgia. has been sold 10 Charles
Hehard & Sons Of Michigan. The
confederation. II is understood. iH
8I7s. 900. The swamp contains 35t, 0aD
arrea. and It's circumference u 1871
miles The sale carries with Il tho
land. timber. water courses, and
game with which the awamp
abounds. The swamp. II IL said, was
purchased for ita standing timber.
and after II f. cleared the land viii
he devoted 10 the cultivation " sug-
ar cane and cotton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
DEPORT THEM.

MACON. Ca. April is.-The ban
ishrnsnt - negro criminals 70 AffioA
q strongly advocated by aishor ".
"a Tnrner o. the African Mgthniitt
church. who has been cuufuciin
services among ths negro churches
here lie thinks thss United States
government should mend all negro
criminals 90 Afrirs lie deplures tbs
fact that this country has no Htrasa-
ship lines o. Africa. Re thinks
southern ports In the United stHtaa
would profit a great deal ~ thr
commerce that would thus b. built
an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
ION THE HOLY SABBATH DAY."

nj the Academy Of Music ION the
Holy Sabbath"
The warrants were iustiEated by
the Anti Vice league.
LONDON, April i5.=Bnren Kin
nard, Dean Farrar ~ Canterbury,
the Rev. Hugh Price Hughes and
other eminent English divineH. have
addressed circular letter Ia the
British clergy. requesting them 70
re-hgftntc the movement for the
closing Of Sunday theatcfB In Lon
don.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
UMATILLA SAILS.

Steamer umatlllA. capt, Cousins
called for san Francisco yesterday
morning Nth IS passengers, incluh-
Ing number ~ japanese immi-
grants. A Erneral cargo % J, SOC tons
Vas also taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
And Vet She Wonders Why.

your little birdie has been very,
very IN" she wrote 10 the young
man. 1T was some sort Of nervous
trouble. and the doctors said ! must
have perfect rest and quiet and TINT
/ must think Of nothing And all the
time. dear George. / thought con
stnutly Of you"
The young man read II over ana
then read il through again very
slowly aud put II In his pocket and
went out under the silent stars and
kent thinking and thinking and
thinking. And uftsrward It was all
Off with the Birdie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
PHENOMENAL SUCCESS.
Great Northern Oil COM
pany sold $4,000 Shares
in Less Than a Month.

only 700 shares remain to be sold
az centn. after which the price VIII
be RAISED 70 ten cents Develop
nlani work nuw TIA progress on our
CopniiE Point property. and work 70
begin at once on our tosacrc tract In
Kern river district. Cal IL you he's
itate you are leff-on scent shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
Nixon. Meiis WeddInu.

Robert J nixon Of Oakland. cal,
and Miss kittie Mrtta ~ thlH city,
we're married last saturday evening
IN Victoria Tue ceremony vas per
formed Is the Rev pr. Campbell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
Good
Things
To Eat

shannon IL after your trade again
with another Of his splendid bar
gain lists. Any day this week small
prices ARE 60 prevail. This list Is
hut one chapter 10 long story. the
store ia overlooking with lust such
price reductions.
Pork prices are up. but YOU can Sc
cure large, finely favored East
at at" per- 1'''i Ii "'' ISH cts
20c instead of 2sc for a-pound pack
age fresh. crisp. Soda Crackers.
25e for four packages n. =. Minee
Meat. Heretofore only three have
been sold.
Sc instead Of Zoe for package Pep
per.
Sc instead OF Zoe for package sa-
voy
Zoe instead of zoe for package
Mace
l5c instead of zoe for onc-lb pack
age CurrnntH.
65e for onc-Rallon jug Shnnnon's
Cntsup.
si26 for lo-lb pals fine Norway
Mnckorcl.
l6e FOR i0-ib sack Yellow CornmeaI.
25c for lbs French fancy Prunes,
25c for lbs Evaporated Bartlett
Pears.
25e for lbs California Evaporated
NeCtarlneH.
40c for 2-lb brick California But
ter.
ACC for 10 lbs select ~ Y. Buck
wheat.
2bc for two cans delicious table
apricots,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
IfYou 0on'l Want Fire Stock

You will End cur new goods the best
selected iIne IN the city Experts say
50. star Paint Co. slsQ=301 PIKE 81
Go 20 chrirtopher- bike repairing.
nest ~ all refrtFerntors ~ the
Herrick. A. 2. e. Miles a Piper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15
Death OF B. B. Ellsworth.

=. g. Ellsworth died last night
at tho Seattle General hospital Of
appendicitis. lie leaves mother.
Mrs y. T. Ellsworth. Of 2lt Terry
avenue
HHHaaHHssf8 a=
Beet of all refriEerntors IL the
UerrIck Az. q. Alies A. piper 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-15

Best Of all refriRcrators Is the
Herrick. At Il. &. Miles Il Piper co.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
GERMANS SUSPICIOUS.
Prince Chun's ll,ness Be,icvod to L.
FeiSned.


Berlin, Aug. 29.-In the fact that tbs
e:lpistory mission of Prince Chun, tho
brother of the emperor of China WAS
one of the conditions of peace embodied
i'll the demands of the powers. the in
corruption of the journey of Prince
Chun. who is now in Basic. Switzerland
has created considerable comment. The
excuse of sickness is nowhere enter
tanned seriously. Taken in conjunction
With the sudden detention in Shanghai
of the eSplatory mission to Japan, it is
believed to Indicate fresh complicatio
with reference to the signing of the
protocol in Picking.
The German papers. which common,
in a guarded way. suggest that the de-
lay of Prince Chun is due to an init
nation from Emperor William as to
certain matters of ceremony and ETH
4uette with which Prince Chun is un-
able OF unwilling to comply withort
permission from the Chinese court
I,asle, Switzerland. Aug 2s.--The
Chinese minister to Germany, Lu Ha;
Houan, has arrived here from Berlin
to consult with Prince Chun.
Berlin, Aug. 2a.ll is said that at
least ten days will elapse before Prince
t'huns eXpatory mission arrives here.
All the elaborate preparations for the
reception of the prince at the Orangcrie.
potsdam, have been stopped.
Several papers express Il hope that
he will now be given simple accommo-
dations instead of the palatial quarters
that We're being prepared.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
MAY DISRUPT TURKEY.
Action of France May 10 Moment Gus 70.

Washington. Aug. 29.--lt l.; feared in
official circles here the withdrawal of
the French ambassador from Con-
stantinople marks the dissolution OF
the concert OF European pow
ems under which the integrity
of Turkey has been guaranteed.
BY the treaty of Berlin all the great
powers of Europe subscribed to an
agreement to refrain from any act that
would tend to the destruction of the
Ottoman empire. This action was to
forestall what We're conceived to be the
designs of Russia TO seize Turkish tcr-
ritory. Russia herself led in subscribe
ing to the agreement compelled by
force of circumstances. Although sew
eral times severely strained, notably by
such events as the last war between
Turkey and Greece, this fact has Sd
far endured without amendment, but ii
is apprehended HON. that if the action
of France is carried out tn the extren:a
indicated In the dispatches each OF the
other signatory powers will feel Obliged
in self-protection to disregard the
agreement and press upon Turkey vast
financial and other claims that have
accumulated i'm the past quarter of q
century. With the result of disruptins
the present Turkish government
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
DEATH OF A FAMOUS BEAUTY.
Mss Woods of viryiuin, known ns Mos.
BeRutiful Moman .n AiAcri..A

Charlotte. Va. Aug. n Mis- stude
Coleman Woods died ys,e.tlas h .ni5
city. Miss Moods WAS pionoune t.3s
most beautiful woman il, .Alp4fiea Is.
a committee from the i'an-.N niaeii u
exposition and her profile ;.as al
the medals. isss:ea by the ~ Il q:
awards.
Miss Wooas. Who with hes .aothe.
anu SISTERS ilso been spending r'i.
summer In tlis old Nome OF he. mothers
famAy, Was taken III two Meeks ago
lltr complain. soon developed into
typhoid fever, a.4d hey condition was
sesious from the first She Was con
atly attended ~ her uncle. Dr
Cpaiu0n Norris q; Birnng CHAM Ma,
MO called II !oY Wheat OF Richmond
AZ. other physi Sgns Her father was
Summoned early last week .4ti Il
manned With her until the end.
Miss Moods y wears old AHA sNas
educated AT ;.e Virginia Female III
situation. SIZE Il musician Of tasts
..na culture NO. disposition Mas "a
tii!rs. ana 4 is No secret among h,i
friends that Sac sA!4MlN from tEe Is3tns
Ncity and notar4ety caused BY M sa,
lection By The committee OF tl6 t3l.-
American exposition IS the ;.I. I
beauty OF North -sneriea.