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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-14

WA. a. Bu11NER. attorney at Inv.
Suits prosecuted ana defended in al
courts, ~ YsarH experience. Proceed
INKS IN bankruptcy Companies inc0r-
poruted. Abstracts carefully OK m
ined. Collections made ~ all parts
81 the United Btatea. Highest M
uercinl ana bank references. fiB
Third avenue. Phone. Main 1850
u ~ FOSTER. Mutual Lifo building.
Phone Main ~.
FRANK 4 WHEELING. Boston blk
~ y MARTIN. 80 Mutual LIE bid
J. a. KELIOo6. 20 Bailey build ~.
W. y. LAMnCfff Di-s Pacific block.
A. G. MACDONALD. 80 Burke -
Root. Palmer 4 Brown. Pioneer bli
y. 6 CoNoVER. ga nalior building.
LYMAN T. KNAPP. % Hailer bulidine
q. WARD KEMP a. burke buiidllc
J. ~ DOUGLAS D1 New York bit
HORACE PrTER Gis New York blk
PIERRE r FERRY. 40 burke hllck.
B. g LAEGLAND " y " bloc
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LAYING THE
CORNERSTONE


with appropriate ceremonies the
corner stone Of the new science
hall buildings Of the state university
will be laid tomorrow. The ex-
ercises will commence at 1870 a.
IN The student body. the fac
ulty and the regents wili attend.
Hon. john +. Hoyt. president Of the
board Of regents. win perform the Of
fetal act The complete program II
a. follows.
Music. wagner's band: laying Of
the corner stone. Hon. John p. Hoyt;
music. WaEner'a band. address BY
Col. AI<ieu J. Biethen. OF the board of
regents
The erection Of the building has
been unaw0ldabiy delayed and IL
will not BE- completed before January
J. work fl now bling pushed rapid.
~. however. and within a month the
building will be aDder cover. The
structure will be the best that could
be obtained for the money. and will
be a valuable addition 10 the unlver-
sify. Its completion viii relieve
the present overcrowdlng OF the ad-
yninistration building.
The New HALL
The new science hall will accom-
u1odate all scientific depa rtments eN-
cept those Of chemistry and
physics. The museum VIII also
be located in the new building. n
has been thought unwise TO move the
physical department, as II would en-
tail much expense 10 transfer some
of the elaborate apparatus. These
two branches viii be given the en-
tire basement floor Of the main
building. This space was formerly
taken up with the additional depart
rnents Of mining. biology and the
museum. In addition the rooms on
the main floor formerly used for the
studies Of metailurgy. botany. ZOO
1ogy and chemistry Will be vacated
and used for liberal arts courses.
The museum WIN occupy three
floors Of one wing in the science hail.
The plan IS 70 have each ruuseum
display on the floor Of the CORE
spending branch Of study. Thus the
mining students viii have easy ac-
eess 10 the largest mining exhibit I'm
Western Washington Other depart
rnents viii have museum exhibits ar
ranged IN a corresponding way. The
completion Of the new building viii
greatly facilitate work az the uni
versity
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FOR ladies' tailor and reception gov Z
cal a. Lamb Sisters. 80 1it cJluna
block
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New addition lots on easy terms.
See them.
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INDUSTRIOUS auction sale Of the
season gis.0 900 stock Of furniture Of
the peoples Furniture stores. 1917
1914 Second Ave. the entire stock
will be- sold al public auction
Thursday. October the 18th. az
1910 o. M. a. the prOprietOra.
ilrowder a Compton are positively
retiring from business. they carry
nothing bat a hiHh grade stock,
consisting Of fins bedroom guites.
parior furniture. about 200 iinr en-
nmel heiFteans all styles, 900 rock
era. nil styles twenty dozeu oak
high back dining chairs. hne oak
extension and center tables. Side
boards. high grade folding beds.
fine roll and Eat ton desks. mat
tresaeH springs, pillows, comforts,
blankets by the tons. every one
can be we'll supplied at this sale I.
lots ~ goods Look FOR big adv.
Tuesday store wiil be open for in
sprciion Wednesday. Joe Martin.
nuctioueer.
AUCTION sale or hardware AZ Mar
tin a Fo1'a saisHfo0mE. 2zis First
avenue. wednesday October 18TH.
1880 a. m goods viii be put up In
lots 10 sstit fhe dealers Joe Mar
Tin. auetioneer.
v O uIcKEnToN. general auction
Ger. 1878 ffrrt avenue.
JOE MARTIN, general Auctioncer.
2gis FIRST avenue.
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WANTED ~ Machiulsts, moulders.
boilermakers and hlacksmiths and
pattern makers 10 keep away from
Seattle: strike on. Iron Trades
Council
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Andrew Suffer Seriously Hurt

Andrew Suffer. gardener at Ra-
VIENNA park. was yesterday the vic
tim Of peculiar accident While
rolling a huge boulder from an un-
desirable position near his home. he
was caught under Il and crushed In
10 the soft mud. He was carried 90
his home and his injuries found 20
BE- severe
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MrIr MANrrp-rrMAIr

THREE Mattresses. $3.50. / short
hour. $780,. / housekeeper. out OF
city. z chamber maids. 100 girls,
easy work. 5000. Queen City En-
ployment Bureau. 1914 3rd ave,
phone, Black S721.
PACIFIC Emp. office. il0s 5rd Ave,
furnishes best help in city. Cali up
Main SS5, Mrs. Reyes. Mgr.
prnnfahin Mnrk ia. PIE nnrrlaa
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PROF. SHELDON.

1908 Third avenue. corner OF Seneca
street.
palmistry taught Mediumistic per.
sons developed.
Hnrnn eli aaA- Gnnlnr
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LOST

JAMES RoTHWELIs-Loans. fro ms.
surety bonds. s boston blgok.
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osTEoPAfi'IiY

MISS NJ. VANpRRHoFF. teae6e
O Piano, German method, los iISh
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oCuLIeTs AND AURIsrS
DR.. FONDA NAI5EArf,S,> Eve. "a 6osS
and threat ssl Burke builaing
DIR, KiBRE. Bailey building
Or J. A. Mucklnnon. I Chaplin hid.
DIR stfELl.ABARGER. Hinckley.
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he pres
is going -DurinE
thirty frequently
the holidays and this yesterday
"You bank and tell all
the Judge a statements
this weather prediction
umbrellas a Just by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-14
Henry Van ASSET Very III

Henry Van Asset. one 81 the old
cot pioneers Of King county. IL very
~ At his home on Fifteenth avenue
north.
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CONTRACTORS ana BUILDERS

BROMLEY g. WELLS, general ooa-
tractors, u sterr-Royd building Tel.
Main TO.
sobBTQUfsr 4 R6sELEAF. sHops
AZ 1s-ea0 Spring street
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nEi.p wANrrp-yiAf.r


GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL lii5 fist
avenue. house newly furnished. all
modern; prices moderate.
BATTLESHIP house. SIS list ave. so.
Everything new. Rooms iac and zoe
Hotel savoy-Rooms boo up. els Flist
coNKLiN HOUSE,, ilitn Third ave.
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rI,rCTRIcAL MAcIINrnY


ROOMS 20 rent. and furniture for
snie. cheap. Apply az 1901 Yesicr
way. W. r. Davis.
FURNISHED rooms in private home.
1872 Flfth ave. "
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


OBnOitNE. THEMpER a Co. nc.
Abstract Co. established lss3 Min-
Ing claim abstracts Basement 81 the
Mutual Life building
Booth Whitilesey fiapford Abstract
CO.. established ls@ basement n
Halter block Telephone. Main lW.
hEA1rlE Abstract Co. ~ y bi Jek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-14
Athlon and Inland FLYER

From Columbia Dock. foot OF COL
umhlh street
Leave s.attie--s 30 n. m. (excrpt
sundayEi and 1000 a. m. 1918 y. m.
ffor iiremertou only aud 80 n. m.
Saturday only. extra trip ~ 70 y M
Leave nremefton--S IS and II a. a
m, 3 % and is .. m. Leave Sidney
- 20 and II - a, m, 600 D. NJ.
Leave ChhrleNtpn--s % and iIs5 a.
NJ, s.0s y. m.
For Pleasant Reach and Bean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
az goo q m. and .is =. m. Leaving
Hremcrtun az s'ib q. N. and CTS ?. m.
Pare 50 cents round trip.
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WASHINGTON Institute OF Osteop-
athy. Safe Deposit Building. Fstas
llshsd in Seattle three years. Phone
IL
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WIRE. IRON AND riAIlss---
Fac. RAN & Plstlng Works. - -
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tl0nal Bank OF Commences


CLARKE s PERRIN shorthand school.
Individual instruction. n Boston.
LEDs Business College. unlon-2d. IN
diyldual Instruction. all subjects
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College Second and Pike
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EseINHEHs AID GoNTeACfons
~
PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND
Dredging Co. go Pioneer bldg.
Railway and highway bridges and
viaducts. steel and iron work Tor
buildings Dredging and harbor
improvements. Pile driving.
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CLOTHES CLEAN1Nn

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing ca T.
clothes In shape 81 90 month: dyeiie'
repairing, 1907 Third. Buff 1904
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR clothing
Dave Taylor 10 Starr Boyd buildlnI.
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ATInnNr,s-A.r-I.AM

JOHN GRAHAM a-29 Mcdonald Blk.
III w nouGH1oN, ni-n Collins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-14

MADAM CAROLINA = The well
known. wonderful clairvoyant me-
dun, tells past, present and flu
ture. names given: palmist read
inkv and cards. ESQ up. Room 6,
iaslis Second avenue.
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nrsiNEss COLLEGES
CLAInyorANTs

=. VI school Tsierr,phy. Pioneer.
Mod. Bus. Coll Main &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-14

PROF. SHELDON,
THE FIRST REGISTERED AS
WELL As THE FIRST LIcENs-
ED PIANIST EVER IN Sc
TT l. r, AGAIN RE-
TURNS TO THE
CITY.
PALMIsTRY-prof. sheldon, the
worlds greatest palmist and clair
vcyant. may be consulted dairy on
all affairs Of life Prof Sheldon's
work is entirely different from 9TH
er mediums and self-styled clair
Yoyants. No darkened rooms or
cabinet, but everything done in the
broad, open light OF sober sense
land you IN possession OF yoursl.
lie positively refuses to ACCEPT a
fee In advance for readings or epe-
clal work until he Is through. and
not then n you are not perfectly
satisfied. His Information and ad-
vice on marriages, divorces. sepn-
rauons, love and family affairs,
business transactions, lawsuits.
etc, are accurate and truthful. He
reunites the separated. settles low
ers' quarrels. causes speedy mar
riages, locates hidden treasures
cures fits and drunkenness, adj
vises you as to whether or not YOU
win be successful in mining or I'm
business. He looks into your hand
and tells you what ais you. and
oftontimes by good advice. gives
you back your lost nerve and en-
crgy. No matter what trouble YOU
may have, can and he VIII help
you.
PROF. SHELDON,
1908 Third avenue, corner Of Seneca
street.
palmistry taught. Mediumistic per-
sons developed.
Home all day Sunday.
MADAM CAROLINA - The well
Lpot,sr vvandaf.fsti f,fafrH.av,,t ~,
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Well. Known Athlete

Phil G. Stengle, who at one time
held the indoor championship IN the
high jump and running broad jump.
AMI who IL one ~ the best known
athletes u New England. 10 10 the
city. Re has returned from Nome.
where he has quite q number u min
ing ciaims- From Seattle he Roea
20 Eid0rado county. Cal, where he
has mining interests From there
he VIII 60 r. his home IN the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-14
DANCING ACADEMIES

PROF. LITTLE, teacher OF bah room
ana fancy dancing. M2 Mndison
Phone Buff 6si.
DANCING lessons. private or In cIWss-
as daily. Prof Wilson's Dnncing
School. Ranke block
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Diamond fce-Thats what younsed
70 keep cool. Tel. Main 1850.
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FIVE men with teams and acrapers.
Fred. R0aenstock. Path and n. FIR.
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Washington Dental AND rH
tographIo Supply Co

Wholesale and retail deai sas,sr
photosraphle material. Manulss,,,ss
ers OF the famous W. ID +. es''''
er and tonink solution.
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pnAMArfc-oPTHArfo, SCHOOLS

a vs. pIuLLipB "a Hsusry bIo7t
chlcuR, Dental a. ft8 iiuckioY
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ssoo--Will buy splendid f-rO0m house
hall and pantry good stairs 70 the
second floor. where one or more
good rooms can be- made. on car
line, two lots. terms.
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y7bO-wiii buy ~ story building IN
Ballard. centrally located. splendid
lot. snap.
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co ON IRE
Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept 10. 1901.
Hrcmcrton O.. s. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock. Charleston and sidney.
ETEA NfnE
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1880 y = . -
WASHINGTON Employment office
wants 5 cooks. IN and out OF city,
5000 TO $500. Mattresses. nurse
girls, % house girls. 1890 20 5000,
second girls. s20.o9 and $500; wO-
men for tailor shop. day women.
laundry help: iaborers. in city. 800
hours: Is srnelterrnen. $50 TO
$3.50. men In lime establishment.
S225. camp men. t3.2s to $3.50.
camp cook. Call, write or tcle-
phone. Main sos. pease and Bar
ker, tl2 Pike 81.
WANTED - Machlnlsts, mouiders.
boilcrmakers and hlacksmiths and
pattern makers 10 keep away from
Seattle. strike on. Iron Trades
HELr wAsTED-rEaALE
THREE mattresses. $3.50: / short
hour $780,. / housekeeper, out OF
city. chamber maids. 100 girls,
easy work 5000. Queen City En-
ployment Bureau. 10i& Srd ave,
phone, Black S721.
PACIFIC Emp. office. il0s srd Ave,
furnishes best help in city. Call up
Main Ss5, Mrs. Reyes. Mgr.
Hrontahle work. slsIs PIKE Douglas
He'll wANTED-NALE
BELL BOY SIS. and side money: 70
men s2.2Ai yard men. lumber
pliers s2.o0; 100 men on grade, s. q
20 $500. 3 dishwsshers $500. Queen
city Employment Bureau. 1914 9rd
ave, phone, Black a1zi
WANTED High school boys who
want TO make some money after
school and on Saturdays. Cali be-
tween the hours OF $50 and 2 q. m.
or any time Saturday mornings, at
li0I srd ave.
FIVE men with teams and scraperS
Irea Rosenztock. -lih and p. MO.
HOTELS. FURNISHED ROOMS
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. Iii5 fist
avenue: house newly furnished. all
modern; prices moderate.
BATTLEsHIP house. s25 list ave. so.
Everything new. Rooms iSc and zoe
Hotel savoy-Rooms soo up. els Flist
GoNkI.lN HOUSE,, MAJ Third ave.
tNsuRAScs
BURNS 4 ATKINSON. general insnr,
anee. 1874 Boston block.
w. v. RInehert \ Co. 500 N v hlles
If you want correct weights and
prompt returns, deal with the Chi,a-
80 Junk Co. lsoa Mestsrn. Main eil.
LOANS AND INSURANCE
JAMES RoTHwELIe-Loan Ar ins..
surety bonds q eoston blgok.
LOST
PENSION papers in cases OF war
rem Craig and r. w. Cline. said to
have been afterwnrd left at CITY
Hall, reward for information lead
ing 70 their recovery Address. j.
4. Anthony, COS $. Z St. Tacoma,
-. NAcHiNfsTs
WANTED-.All kinds second hand ma
ehInery a. ]. MiIliams. loa MelLI
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
2. y. Mc1If.1sf'f.F, sqs.. FloneS-
MUSICAL
MISS NJ. VAkpKRIoFF. teacher
O Piano. German method. los lIsh
qsTEoPAiIiY
WASHfNG'foN Institute OF Osteop.
athy. Safe Deposit Building. Fstab.
lishsd in Seattle three years. Phone
Main eol.
SIN years experiences chronic cases,
Collins hlook Phone. Main IA
oCuLIsTs AND AURIsrs
Or, FONDA NABEACf@ BYE. csf' nose
and throat ssl Burke building
DIR, KiBRE. Bailey building.
Or. J. A. Macklnnon. 4 Chaplin hid.
DIR sinai Ar Rt.esl IItr.lri.,.
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sss0-win buy a foreciosed bargain,
two-story house and basement. lot
s01iz0.
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ta00-Wlli buy Groom house on car
line. good view. two lots.
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PENSION papers in cases OF War
rem Craig and r. W. Cline. said to
have been afterward left at CITY
Hall; reward for information lead
ing 10 their recovery. Address. J.
Il Anthony, a0s s. Z st. Tacoma,
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wANTED--All kinds second hand ma
ehInery. A. ], Williams, 100 Weller
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BURNS 4 ATKINSON, general insnr
ance 1914 Boston block.
w. v. Rlnehart \ Co. 500 N " hilcs
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-10-31
DAMAGES In $4,000 CLAIMED.
Chicago Stockholders of the Copper Hill
Mining Company Sua Four Insurance
COMPANIES.

G.. r. Jenkins, Esq, prominent Chi
cago attorney and secretary OF that
powerful social and political organiza-
tion, the Hamilton club, is in the city on
legal business and will remain until
Monday next. Clients of his, stockhold-
ers of the Copper Hill Mining company,
have brought suit against the following
insurance companies to recover $4,000
from each on certain insurance policies
on the property and buildings of the
Copper Hill Mining company, which
we're destroyed by fire on the company's
lands near Rinconada, Taos county,
some time since: Liverpool, London &
Globe Insurance company, Insurance
Company of North America, The Phila-
delphia Underwriters and The Spring
field Union company. 1t is alleged that
about month before the fire that did
the damage The insurance policies held
by the Copper Hill Mining company
from these companies were cancelled
without due authorization from the Cop
per Hill Mining company, and that the
insurance companies arc still liable for
the loss. Dispositions in the case are to
be taken in this city, in Taos county
and in Denver. Thomas Bates, ESQ.,,
another Chicago attorney, will represent
the insurance side. After taking depo-
sitions here and in Taos county, Mr..
Jenkins will proceed to Denver and
thereafter to Chicago, where the case
will be finally tried and disposed of.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-10-31
MINING At JARILLA.
Development Work is Progressing Salts
factorily Good Strikes.

T. A. Kelly has leased the Mamie
Baird mine at Jarilla, Otero county,
and placed force of men upon it to-
day.
The Jarilla Copper company is now
working it's patented claims with two
shifts who are drifting on the first
level, where they have some good cop
per ore and are sinking another 100
feet to the second level.
The last two cars of Moffett and Kel-
ly from the Garnet mine at HJaGilla,
netted them $7OO per car in gold and
copper ore. They are still sinking and
the ore is improving with depth
The Altamont Mining company at
Jarilla has it's shaft down 200 feet and
has ten inches of high grade silver
and lead ore which runs over 1000
ounces silver and II per cent lead per
ton. The company has purchased 25
horse power gasoline engine and hoist.
The Jarilla Mining company has
employed so men to do its annual as
sesment work.
Harry MCGEE of Arizona, has let a
contract to sink 100 feet on his proper
ty at Jarilla.
Eastern parties are negotiating for
Jarilla properties, their intention being
to sink 500 feet and to develop the
ground by prosecuting at that depth.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-10-31
THE RELEASE
OF MISS STONE
It Is Believed That She Will Be
Able to Attend a Church Dedi-
cation Next Week.
WANTS TO CRAWRISH NOW
Before Claim for the Repayment Of the
Ransom for Miss Stone Is Presented by
the United States the Sultan Tries
to Evade the Responsibility,

Constantinople, Oct. 31.-The Tur-
kish government is already preparing
to resist the anticipated demand of the
United States for repayment of the
ransom necessary to secure the re-
lease of Miss Ellen M. Stone, the alb
Quoted American missionary. The
Porte repudiates all responsibility for
Turkish official this morning informed
the Associated Press that the Turkish
resistance of any claims would be
based upon the contentions-first, that
Miss Stone, although warned of the
dangers of the road, persisted in trav-
cling; second, she did not notify the
authorities of her intention, in order
to obtain escort; and third, the brig
ands who kidnapped Miss Stone and
companion were Bulgarians, the coup
was planned in Bulgaria and the
sanctuary was found in Bulgarian ter
ritory.
MAY BE FREE NEXT WEEK.
Sofia, Oct. 31.-The Russian minis
lCIy N1' CApeSlS u lClICl
soon from Miss Stone and brigands
through the envoy sent last Friday. It
is believed Miss Stone will be able to
be present in Phillipolis, November s,
at the dedication of the new American
church there. After that she will
doubtless come to the United States.
MISS STONE is ALIVE.
Washington, D. c., Oct H.-Refer-
ring to the opinion expressed yester-
day in some Russian publications to
the effect that Miss Stone is probably
dead, it may be stated that the state
department is convinced to the con-
trary. The latest advices received in
dictate that communication has been
established with the brigands them
selves. The department officials are
sanguine of the outcome.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-10-31
TURKEY MUST
BEHAVE ITSELF
The French Have a Squadron on
the Way to Seize the Customs
House at Smyrna.
WILL PAY THEMSELVES
The Sick Old Man Of the Bosphorus is Be-
ing Pressed from All Sides His Troops
Mutiny Because They Have Re
oeived No Pay for Months.

Paris. Oct. 3t-,The officials of the
French foreign office confirm the re-
port that a division of the French
Mediterranean fleet under the COM
---' dmiral Caillard, proceeded
.. m to the Levant to make
,nstration against Turkey
office official said: "The
. roceeds first to the Greek
uu,, d., ,ne Island of Syra, l think,
where the admiral will receive definite
instructions as to carrying out his
sealed orders. / am not at liberty to
saw what the sealed orders are, but
seizure of the customs at Smyrna
would probably be a very effective
way Of convincing the sultan that
Frances patience is exhausted ana
that we have decided to enforce I'M
mediate execution on the Turkish gov
ernment's engagements. We, howev-
er, are very hopeful that the sultan
will not compel us to go to that ex-
treme."
A MUTINY.
Constantinople, Oct. 31.-A mutinous
demonstration was made in front Oh
the admiralty offices Tuesday by 6oo
officers and n-commissioned bashi-
bazouks, which caused dismay among
the occupants of Yildiz palace. The
pay of those who took part in the de-
monstration is several months in ar
rears and only promise of prompt
settlement prevented them from car
rying out threats of further action.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-10-31
WORK OF BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
The Secretary Of the Albuquerque Com
mercial Club Wants Pamphlets on Ber
nalillo County for Distribution.

The Bureau of immigration recently
prepared an illustrated pamphlet on
Bernalillo county in handy form OF
which several thousand copies were
distributed at the New Mexico Fair at
Albuquerque held two weeks ago. The
bureau having large supply left and
being desirous of distributing it where
it would do the most good has sent a
considerable number to the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe railway to be
distributed by that road and its agents
and also addressed the secretary of the
Commercial Club at Albuquerque desir-
ing to know if the club would aid in
this good work. The following letter
from the secretary OF the Commercial
Club explains itself:
The Secretary Bureau of immigration,
Santa Fe, N. M.
Dear sir:-This will acknowledge re-
ceipt of your favor of October 18th,
with which was enclosed pamphlet pre-
pared by your bureau of Bernalillo
county. l would be very glad to have
large number of these pamphlets Tor
distribution through the Commercial
Club, as it is certainly the best pamphlet
Ii have vet seen on this connty. Tank
ing you in advance, am,
p. f. McCANNA,
| Secretary
Certainly this is the way to advertise
the territory and this advertising Il
bearing good fruit.