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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-07

Mrs. Whiffen, Che veteran actress.
and william Courtenay, with Henry
Miller last year, are members Of Dan
Tel Frohman's comnany which visits
Salt Lake next week.
Orrin johnson. an old favorite In
Salt Lake end the actor who last
played the title role in THE Little
Minister" with Maude Adams, comes
to Salt Lake with Annie Russell
Mrs. G. II. Gilbert, one Of the grand
old veterans OF the stage who used to
visit Salt Lake with Augustin DAILY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
Pittsburg Leads In Art.

n may be admitted that. take #
year by year. the oHthetie traveller
who would gain a fair idea through
the public exhibitions not only Of
the current art Ia Europe. but also
1T the beet in American art. might
do well. wpre his time anywise i'm
tied. a. omit New York aud take
himself 90 Philadelphia and Pitts
burg
Th.H state af things Is not wholly
because culture ~ following tho gen
cfHl movement westward nor II IL
due 90 any extraordinary cniiRhten-
mcut 81 the citizens ~ these more
favored cities. san less would q
rencral Indictment ~ New Workers.
as people barren OF art he justified.
pittshurg and Philadelphia have
certain adyautngea Of organization
which New York can initiate and
would do well 20 initiate. Paradox
ealiy enough. It rs easier 10 get up
good exhibition in city that IS
not an art center. The committee
OF selection Of the Philadelphia
Academy and Of the Carnegie lnsti-
tutc iu plttshurg are relatively uu-
hampered by local or personal con-
alterations.
There are not IN Philadelphia and
PutHhurR thousands Of painters and
sculptors. all anxious to exhibit. and
many Of them solicitors In eommuni-
eating that anxiety with personal
emphasis 10 the committee, while
tho two chief exhibiting bodies Of
New York must deal with hundreds
Of members who have preaeriptive
rights and with thouaa nds of appll-
cants from the great "unexposed. s.
-.
achievement Of Philadelphia and
pittaburg la broadly assembling an
eclectic exhibition Of high eharac-
tor la AZ Gay az Rrntefnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02

Cookngham. OF Portland. who con
troll a large share, There was found
- he a considerable divergence Of
opinion among those present. and IL
was impossible to uRrre az that time
en- any arrangement As all want
the hotel opened aud the property
put on a producing haHis, they still
hope to reconcile their differences
This morning the negotiations were
continued.
The Denny hotel has now been
nearly n wears practically vacant
IL has been used for the assembly
dances and other large gatherings
but has stood most Ut the time silent
and empty. At intervals reports
have been circulated t. the effect
that the hotel was at last to be
opened. but these have been founded
mainly ou the willingness al various
managers ta take over tho property.
The owners have never been able 90
reach an agreement. one feature
which strengthened the present 81.
forts was the prospect ~ another
hotel being erected this YEAR
George ". Reynolds. who nrupos-
- Go lease tho huildlng. ia well
known and successful hotel mama
ger. Fur several years he has had
charge OF the Montana hotel at Ana
couda. lie SAYS he is prepared 10
spend nearly Si50. Coz in hitting up.
and viii make the hotel the finest
on the Pacific coast The building
contains 400 rooms and rost about
S35o O00 Mr. Reynolds believes the
location Is very desirable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
where AWAY
is J0YvILLE ?

NEWARK. y. J.. May a re-
remarkable letter reached the New
ark puatoslee today. after having
Travelled Verithhle KipHy trail.
over the world ard under the world
and back "a the last az YOU.
May Hsrtyl . years OH. wrote 90
Santa claus last November. She
nsnt her letter "a "JuYviiie. Iceland.
she wanted. ahe said. 4 DOLLS bed
don. n Kitchen and stove Tor
Christmas Three governments tried
to deliver the letter. and, failing. re-
turned It through the dead letter Of
fee.
Puatmarka covering the envelope
show that the letter Travelled over
this long route. Newark To- C0pen-
hagen. Denmark Copenhagen TO
Lstth. Scotland. Leith - Reyklavtk.
Iceland RrkyiRTik ta rinzHyia
plnzayiarHya to Copenhagen. Cupcu-
hagen tu Liverpool. Liverpool 70
Washington. Washington e. Scw-
ark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
PHONE RATES.
s.osel Rates Being Discussed by
Committees.

,a,tats az the sunset Telephone
- me spceiai committee from
~ ~ .rawher ~. commerce spent prac-
t'.g, the whole uf yesterday dts
1870. GRIEVANCES against the coms
s .sv Early ia the day Chairman
sh Cnlllns aud the chamber OF
ss..,,er,,s committee went 60 the
......sst affice and devoted the morn
- eonfeheace with Manager
...s,,stn.. Superintendent Sands aud
le..,sf counsel Pillshury Of san
vss....s.is,.a. After an Adjournment
=. mach they met aRaiu az the
i,s.,,,l.,r 81 commerce rooms and dis
....ss'.l the subject until time Tor the
..,-..tinr Of the chamber, to which
-. committee was to report,
O'clock the chamber OF
s'.eer,s, committee obtained from
ss-srsl Counsel pilisburY ~ san
Francisco a Recommendation 10 the
ts.s,,.anv there that the measure sys-
,sm b. abandoned, This means a
ss.nrn 10 the dat rates, and the
.ynlaAnce both 81 the higher rates
- needless annoyance u the
riskts. -the-stot machine. Chair
wsr Josiah Collins reported TO tho
char her OF fNfNfhsfNf wv hAAANHH
n ne loug negotiations.
AZ the chamber IF cammerce meet %
,rr Yesterday afternoon, Chairman
tss,aA Collins reported the success q
- eauulttec's efforts Tha news
- received with satisfaction. hut
- committee was retained pendit.g
ses,nn BY the Pacific states Tele-
rhsne ca. on the recommendation 60
sN,lSsh the slot machines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
AND HE NEARLY
LOST HIS JOB
lack Tar Took Too Much Aboard
and Fell In Bay.

one ~ the crew OF the 4. q. coast
and Evudetic survey steamer Path
undeE Charles West by name, came
near losing his lob thla marning.
This jolly lack Tar had been on
uhore leave imhihluE more greg than
h. could comfortably carry. H.
started for the city boat landing,
where the ships launch lands. but
he found It hard 20 navigate. Ito
listed heavily 60 starboard. aud when
hv attempted 90 make a landing at
the wharf, "A failure was the result
The tide was low and the plank lead
ing from the wharf WAS slippery. A.
he entered the RhnKway hiH feet
few from under him aud down he
went. 10 feet into the cold waters OF
the bay. 4 small skin was directly
undcr him and he ErHaed this AZ h.
felk bruiaing his slide considerably.
The crew 80 the launch rushed a.
his assistance. bat q was only after
hg had gene under the waters sur
face that he was drawn uut en- taD
float Nearly drowned and half
frohlu. Weat was put aboard thF
launch and taken O. hia ship. where
a severe frpriWard awaited him.
The Pathfinder Vill sail for the
Alautian islands this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
BEAUTIFUL,
AND MISSING

Los ANGELES. Mas Alice de-
LonEprs the beautiful daughter Of
Paul de i.orHure. the famous painter
of euWera has disappeared. and al
though her father Gays he know
where she o.. her Intends do not. T.
De- said an sHtrunRcmnut has come
between father and daughter be
cause ~ the lattHr.H attachment for
Louis j. Bourgeois. an architect aud
sculptor. who built tito new d.
L0nEpre house 81 Hollywood
While engaged az Hollywood. iiuur-
Ecoia lived at DE Lougprr home
ate ut the family table and Waa per-
m.ttcd o. b. ua one ~ the family
The girl wac a0 completely con-
trollcd by him that her very diet
was regulated % correspond 20 some
necuiiarities H. him. She became So
thin and pale that a friend paHHuHd-
81 har 90 go e. e. ranch near Nbntn
Ana. whore friends cared Tor the
girl Hut she vas there only a fow
days when she disappeared. Search
for her ts now being made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
THE CHAMBER CT
COM MERGE GROWS

- the che nlbrr - commerce meet
inE Yesterday afternoon fhe follow
ms we're elected to membership q
= orchard. VIM. n o'Neni. +. H.
SCOT. Theodore Ludgntv. \ ".
Hamilton. Il. g. Hills. G.. Lunde.
Chairman Josiah Collins ~ he
special telephone committee. report
- that after q lengthy conference.
Tao local sunset officials and General
Counsel TiiiHhurv had agreed 10 rec
ammend 60 thu Pacific States 90.
that the measured service system IN
Seattle be abandoned Tn cham
hnr received tho news with gatisfac-
ton. but retained the committee un-
90 the recommendation be acted up-
IN a. San Francisco.
A letter from Senator Foster In
formed the chamber thht arrange
mentH lad been made. Hs desired for
winter mail service To cook inlet for
f.ope and Sumner. Alaska There
wiii De enc trip q month from Nov
euhFr % April. connecting with tha
steamers ~ Juneau
President elise was empowered 80
appoint Delegates so the interstate
mining congress al Boise city. Idah .,
Ia July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
DENNY HOTEL.
'''e Seems to Be a Very Good
Foundation for This Story.

.a' ~ opening o. the Denny hotel
- =. n'hges on the stockholders ar
~ an agreement. George
H. - spoida. Of Chicago. is await
N. - result u the efforts toward
s AZ nc and II prepared 10 take
a. 49,. ~ me property II the owners
nss,1sss Last night there was a
~ s u the representatives Of
~, .9ls Interests. II was found
soifi@ points were stiIi far from
,ssssf'ssinent. The negotiations will
~ ~, " the hope that within "a
a. satisfactory settlement
ls,,s.H meeting Tuenday night IN the
x Is norton building WAS attend
az isprsaentatlves Of practically
haa present. owners. who hold the
ase,.D1iining AMI grounds under
s.r iils and Assignments. Among
Is, 80 II w. Hattlg. 81 Mnsea-
- o1s. who represents ~ per
~, =, ,asfsst y. II. Lattlmer. man
49, me Dexter Horton bank,
is.u ,.Ifezentn about "a half In
Wa X. Ladd and Edward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
TWO OPINIONS.
Attorney. General Dalton Replies 10
inquiries.

Chas. c, Dalton. assistant attorney
general. In RESPONSE 10 inquiries 81
certain state officials. has rendered
two important opinions.
Relative % the license Zee pre-
scribcd IN the state fah act. Mr.. bal
ton holds that the Columbia river
packers must pay a license To- the
state II Washington. provided for IN
the ash btu % tsae.
In response 20 an inquiry upon the
act passed bN the last legislature IN
regard q BARRIERS. Mr.. Dalton SAYS
that u i his opinion that the act
did not apply To towns Of the fourth
class. Asked II a barber. having en-
gagged I'm the occupation IN a city Of
the fourth class. would he required
u hold = certificate thereafter in a
first-CIass city. Mr.. Dalton stated
thar In such an event BARRIERS would
have To comply with the terms uf
the act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
SOCIAL ITEMS.

North Seattle ". e. r. 4. held its
Euuthiy uAflnF meeting Monday
evening. Arril 1a. m the pariaru of
North BAPTIST church. The pro-
gram consisted % an address ty Mf
J q. Love. a paper on Christian
Ciflnenship. by Mrs smith reclta-
items by little Miss Rochester auf
musical numbers by the Davidson
family.
The Seattle Tennis club has orFhu
ired for the comine season. and So a
fest daya the courts viii again hH
ready Tor use The usual WeAnras
day afternoon teas Wilt b. ~ popular
this year 49, ever The nrnt EamsH
81 the season Will probably be play
ed Saturday. The following ufneefa
have been elected Bernard Polly.
president. .. A. Hurd. secretary. and
J. 5. dillisan. treasurer.
Mrs.. e. Haincs wtl entertain the
Wednesday Afternoon card club
Friday evening.
The juniors - the University %
washington are trying % secure the
promenade 10 b. given In the near
future.
Mrs y. X. Strive gave a tea yes
tsrday afternoon IN honor ~ Miss
Grace Huck. recently appointed snp
rano saiolSt az St Marks. Covers
were laid for T.
Great preparations are being mads
Tor the dance y the Chru club 90 D.
given In the Queen Anne ciubhouna
Friday evening.
The students u The University ~
Washington wiii entertain the Pull
man track team On the boys dormit-
DRY Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
SELL. DOGS
FOR LIVING
Police Interfere, and inter
ostIng Facts Leak Out,

Especial C#fraafaHHruHeJ
CHICAGO. April %. The police of
tHD Thirty nfth street station arrest
- fuur men who arc said 80 be- mem
utrs ~ iaud organized FOR the puf-
uHHH ~ stealing dogs and selling
th,m 90 the medical colleges fur cx-
uHriwtutHt purposes The men gave
their names aH Martin Luaney ThaF.
uuhettg. Edward Fay and Patrick
ahuuEhuraHF
Tho band found n ready market
fsr the daEa a. the Post Graduate
Medical college. according go the
ffnry told by Lpoucy, al % cents
each. Tho nsmhaH u dogs furnish
90 20 this college "a the last year,
Iuuuey aaEe. WIS over 5000
AZ the college. Ld1uey says, the
Dogs were pat under the Influence n
Dhlaruf1rm and operated on for vurl-
uuH diseases The bodies were alau
tlYiaerted hy prominent surgeons.
ipuneF Says b. cav "a leading sur
FHHn infect snIt into thr heart 81 "a
dHE that Was almost dead. After re-
gsiNiuR thr HHlt treatment thr dog
arose from the operating table and
appeared q b. In perfect health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
EXPECT To BE MARRIED /?

wAsiHNGToN. d G. April Ei.=iatof Commissioner
wright has prepared
haua'ed subject Marriage" IL gathered
the states aud territories and has interesting
There varying provisions
Cd certificate In Of the
clerk o. the circuit the
lucky IL Is the county clerk and hs probate
judge and the virginia county
court Zee a. ls quite good cheap
a. n
According Carroll judges
ia" sht 10 Hosmnze nearly
Of
out eoierH IN I'VE states West Virginia
Marriage without In
shire Twentyone eatsr among them tndsn
Kentucky provision the staiues which
holds marriage performed ~
authority To oemnze parties either of
Them believed Themselves
vision which has done o prevent mock MARRIAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
STOP WHIST.
Mayor and w. C. 7. u. Wo-
men Say Quit IL.

BOSTON, May Mayor Leonard
of Wbltham. hua taHueu an edlet a.
the police To stop public whist par
ties. Wultham ta "a great whist city.
beside the big evening parties held
there are many morning and after
noon whist parties al residences or In
some Of the smnll halls about the
city.
Mrs. Kate IoyHHn Brown. urrair
dent Of the Womau'a Christian Trm-
pyrauce union. complained e. the
mayor whcryupun hla honor decided
10 put "A stop Co the parties.
"Thtsr parties are nothing hat
moucy.mhkinE schemes. The places
are nothing but gambling halls 1
am EpluE 20 have them stopped. %
says the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
MARKETS..

Trade was fair on West street this
morning. and in several lines prices
were up.
Strawberries took a Jump 10 t2.I5
last night. owing 10 the rains IN
California.
Potatoes also roee sharply. selling
today as high "a $50.
Apples are higher. Some 81 tho
new crop from Australia are coming
In. They sell At ff.a005.e0.
Creamery butter Is up cent. cali
forula r. OF the market.
Eggs are uuc hanged though an up
ward movement IL expected BY some
dealers 20 take place within a few
days.
Garlic ia scarce, and there are no
local onions on the street. Aus
traliana sell az fi50f5.O0.
Two cars Of oranges were unload
ed this morning. but the supply ia
not excessive. Cherries are $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
BOY BURGLARS.

CAMDEN. y J.. April zI.-Cnm-
den Jail boldH the youngest burglar
on record lie ~ John Petit. eight
years old. and he has confessed In
IA. theft II yi1s from Edward shun-
tors Erucrfy Three other boys. the
oldest n. who helped him spend the
money. are also under arrest.
With The loot the youngsters had
an expensive dinner az "a Ishiladcl-
phta hotel. occupied "A box at the
iheAfof, rode in q pariar rar and
bought toys and candy without linn
81.
Petit placed silver coins on car
tracks 90 have them hatfoned hY
the wheels ~ the ears. The reckless
nee ~ The money led 70 their arrest.
In three days the boys spent all the
money except SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
PLAYED BALL
BY GEOMETRY

The faculty y the Seattle Hlsh
school went down 10 defeat yester-
day afternoon with the senior team
81 the school Hy a score Of IS O. D..
the seniors carried on the DONORS
The game vas exciting from start .
finish and was marked with many
exciting and amusing Incidents. In
the nth inning Crook. - the senior e.
knocked a hot liner % Prof. Keith a.
short. Now Mr.. Keith II a geometry
Instructor. and b. n theorem he ng-
ured that the ball would come about
two inches from the ground. Ills
calculation was right. but IL took too
much time The ball struck him
square on the inHtep and rehouuded
into the hands 81 Prof Gould, Who
held the ball on record and made
double play. II Was only after many
aalutes TO the grand stand that Prof
Keith Was allowed 70 90 on In the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
DR.. B. R. FREEMAN
INSPECTS G. A. R.

Or. r. r. Freeman ~ Spokane.
commander 81 the Washington aud
Alaska department q a. r., Is IN the
city on tour 81 inspection Before
returning home he viii make ar
ranErmeuta Tor The eneampment TO
Gr held uf Tacoma In June Dr.
Freeman reports that the department
Is ln "a prosperous condition. The
mrmhcrahip has grown largely all
dehir have been taken up. aud tho
number Of poets has Increased. Per
this state nVr new posts have been
DatHbliahHd ga the laat year. aud tAe
mem berahip has Increased 10 judge
Hnaieur ~ 81 Louis. national com
mhuder Of the q. 4. Il, will cowr
Out 10 the cncampmsut in June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
SNOW WHITE.
A Splendid Performance Given al
Ranke Hall Last Night.

Every seat and al the standing
room space in Ranke hall waa taken
last night BY an immense crowd that
saw the production o. the May-dny
carnival and the juvenile operettA
snow White and Seven Dwarfs.
given under the direction of Prof.
James ~. W Wilson and Prof q.
pterci Andrews Scores % persons
were turned away who could not
gain admission. The big crowd and
the frequent applause was a certain
testimonial that the entertainment
was heartily enjoyed.
The pretty fairy story of how a
charming princess. prosecuted by n
bad queen because the princess was
hands0rner than the queen. and how
noble prince. assisted By the fair
les and dwnrfs, rescued the princess
from a certain death. was UrcftilY
told IN the operetta. The principal
characters were Princess Snow
White. by Mrs. Jennie Houghton Ed
rnunda, Queen, by Miss Theresa Bry-
ant: Carl, the Huntsman. BY Jesse
v Mitchell and Prince, by q. Pierci
Andrews.
The speeialties between the acts
formed an interesting part 81 the
program. The song and wing dance,
" Hfn the 1fNH fbtfAfH y y AsfAiNA
the Hlil." by Miss Katie HazelRroVe
and Master Howard Coiludi made n
great hit Little Juauita WheeierB
poses were beautiful and the butter
fly dance Of Miss Blanche Emerson
called forth much applause, az did
the baton work ~ Master Sidney
Myester. The vocal duet, Goo goo
Eyes" and the eake-waik by two IT.
tie babcs-Phylis Mann and bessie
Kana-waH one Of the most original
AZ we'll as pleasing numbers.
The chorus ~ fniries and dwarfs.
the Highland fling and japanese
dances were beautiful. and each little
boy and girl proved 20 be a clever
amateur artist. The singing of Mrs.
Houghton- Edmunds. Miss Bryant,
Mr.. Mitchell and Prof Andrews
elected many compliments.
The entertainment viii be repeated
AZ one Of the local theaters soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
GIRLS ROBBED

BERKELEY. Cal, May A.
rslsves entered the house occupied
~ ths Hearst Domestic Industrial
sehnol AZ sSSa Haste street. and took
sssh amounting % 500 belonging %
- e.,llere girls who work at the In
s,,tntion q earn their expenses. The
~anaxers % the school have done
thelf utmost 70 suppress the fact
"a employed = private detective -
rsrpvsr TIE money. The police were
~ notified. and the efforts "a appre-
k~nd the thief have net Yet been
ssessssfui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
Wand ERBILT
HUNTS PEN NY
special Correspondence

NEW YORK, April 27.-'Even "
he f. worth millions Of dollaa, II
Isn't any reason why hc should be
too proud 70 pick up penny That
- how the people ~ YonkerH speak n
the conduct Of Alfred O.. Vanderbilt
ono OF the weulthiest young men In
tho world, who the other night spent
i've minutes hunting for "A penny that
he had dropped on the floor Of the
Getty house.
vanderbilt. accompanied by his
wife, reached Youkera on the coach
Pioneer. While the horses were be
ing changed the millionaire went
with a small party into the cafe
Vanderbilt paid the check, and In
doing 50 dropped a coin. The rest
Of the men went out and climbed on
the coach. Vanderbilt aid not. lie
searched under table, and moved
chairs. and eventually found the
coin. which proved 20 be one cent,
under the hoothlack stand, where II
had rolled.
That young mans great grand
father and grandfather were not too
proud to pick up pennies, and he's In
herited their hn bita," said n byatand-
er. ms the coach drove away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
MANGLED.

CLEVELAND. o. May 2.--Goi-
f-ied RuthiesherKar a tahorer ern-
rAered at tins WalwcFth Run foundry
vas Instantly killed az that place by
bag caught IN she belt % ore o. the
naehines Ruthiesbergcr vas spite
* belt On an adjoining machine.
He stepped backwards and was
enuxht n the belt. Employees stop
ed tue machine. The body was -
hasiy nanxled that IL was almost
Impossible % extricate IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
Same Old Game.

TIE hearing OF Frank Edwards.
alas Big Frank. aud j. Wright.
dared with running a xWlndling
game. has again been continued In
~ police court The hearing has
heen continued several times
Wright ard Edwards are asking for
e1ztinnarccs In hope that the com
plainlrg witness viii become tired Of
waiting and leave thn city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
". H. HARRIS DEAD

Nn- H. Harris Of the Arm OF Har-
- q GreenuE, died this morning at
- residence. 1870 Minor avenue.
oath Ess from palsy. The deceas-
- rad been confined 70 his home for
kTsrsi months.
~. Harris was one Of the pioneer
'asiness men o. the city. lie bad
rssldNd here for the past II years.
- place Of business was at iiii
fIfEi avenue.
NJ Harris leaves a widow and four
.ai'dren-three sons and a daughter.
I've brothers reside IN Colorado. A
49, whose home IL at Portland. ar
lIEsa N Seattle last week. Funeral
s ...'i viii Be held from the family
'ssldenee Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
RESIGNS.

OMAHA, Neb., May 2.-Unltod
states senator-elcet Dietrich has re-
signed from the governorship ~ Ne
bruHka. and viii be succeeded by
Lieut. Gov. Gage. Tho resignation
IL commented upon az being al vari-
nneo with GOV. Dietrich's recent an
nouneement that he would not re-
liuquiHh the RubernRtorlal chair IN
III tbs eaIIaJag sJllllgln-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-02
BY WILL OF
the KAISER

CHICAGO. III. May German
singing suetrtits are greatly inter
eFtsd ln fhe aHuaunrewfu BY thT
Emperor Of Germany that b. viii
distribute prizes % the value u 81 2
ono mafka thIf year Co encourages ths
singing ~ German folk songs. t.aes
year ths German singing societies 81
this country competed for a prize
offered BY the emperor. The cnmpei-
itiau we held ia brooklyn and vas
Won ~ u Brooklyn society.
It's presumed fhHtthr present nTer
IF Emperor william vlll include q
prize Tor America al wen a. prize
90 be competed for a. some rlner iu
Germany ~ societies from al over
thu world