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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-23
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge, A G Board.
Clerk, G WMcMichael.
Attorney, NJ Maggie.
Tax Collector, J J Adams.
Tax Assessor, K NJ Nall.
Sheriff, T { Num-.
Treasurer. Jno NJ Lawrence.
District Clerk, } W Bats.
Commissioners: RI Deems, Lee
Edge, Dennis Ballard, p II AIRING.
ton.
Schools Board.-Dr J W How
ell, preiident; ] Allen Myers, sec
rotary; " I James, \ NJ Rhodes
G NJ Bandon, J b Nike, II { Rob-
inIon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-23

Thornton, Tex, Feb 2i.-Threc hand
some brick stores were destroyed by III
hero Wednesday. II originated In M
drug store Of b. +. Holton a som
which total loss The total loss vii
foot up about $4,000, with only 500
insurance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-23

Tyler, Tex, Feb 8l.-Pat DAILY, Col
ton Belt brakeman, was Stable
twice ia the back in row hsg,
He may die. DAILY is native OF PORT
Ind. Two arrests have been made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-23
CITY DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor, J S Mooring.
Marshal, T p Boyett.
Deputy Marshal, J ID Conlee.
Secretary and treasurer, II e
Rhodes.
City Sexton, II II Jones.
Constable, G l. Baker.
Aldermen: Re- Tabor, W :
Howell, NJ Parker, Walter Wip.
precht, A j Buchanan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-23
A TIP FROM A SHARK.
The REWARD THAT IT BROUGHT TO
A PAIR or SHARP MEN,

How Grateful Wool BroLsr Ne
came a millionaire aud an intelli-
Ernt ImmiErant became . Tavern
kerpsr-A story OF New south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
THE TACOMA
ELECTRIC RY.
$500, 900 Contract Tor Construction
Work Is Let.

Hale ~ Smith. contractors Of Port
land. are the lowest among six bid
Gers fer the contract 90 grade tho
right OF way for the Seattle & Ia
coma Inter Urban railway. Kids
have been opened boy II. u ilanfard.
the company constructing engineer.
The Portland firm viii doubtless got
the contract to DC nigp,d Ia "a fuw
days.
Mr. iIanfotd Will oversee all work
save that covered in the grading con-
tract. the company doing all The
rest Of it, work Details ~ con
utrurtiuu are being decided by hr.
huufard aud corps ~ engineers
aud electrical experts. An unique
feature OF construction n that there
VIII be no overhead wireH. A third
rail. outside OF and parallel 20 the
others viii carry the electrical pow
rr. The new road VIII be IS miles
long, passing through several small
towns between here aud Tacoma
The line L. 70 be ia operation about
January l next Hale q Smith VIII
gct seoo, 600 for tho grading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
Theaters.


In their second appearance In la
Tosca" at the Seattle fheater last
evening. Melbourne Mac D0weif and
florence Stone crept still closer %
the hearts Of Geatflesa theater pa
frona. II r. a hard thing TO take q
play stilted In its opening and un-
happy In lts finale and make Of Il
q popular idol. yet that r. what the
Mcdowell company does with aar-
dou's mastery tragedy. The char
ncteriatic feature OF the Mcdowell
presentation Of the play r. the finish
with which 81 IL staged and It's parts
Interpreted.
Misc Stone swings the role Of
Florfa Tosca with IRE. pathos and
sweetneea. and while contrasting -
sharply With Mr. MacDoWeifs Baron
fcarpia. yet nerRes with II TO make
dramatic harmony. Miss Stone =
work In the torture scene and In
that greater one where the villain
Gus Scarpia meets Justice, leaves
more than A passing impression on
the mind. The engagement promis-
- great success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
r.. Primrose Promoted.

J r. Primrose. formerly captain og
the tug Tacoma. Puget Sound Tug
boat Co.. has been appointed CHIEF
engineer ashore, a position that has
been created for him by the COM
uauy. Mr.. PrimrOse'a headquarters
wili be In Tacoma. II f. said % be
the compauy'H ultimate intention "a
build n machine shop 81 its own
w here all repair work on tugs will
be performed. and n O. for the posi-
ton ~ superintendent 81 the shop
that Mr. Primrose f. being limited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
M'KINLEY'S
MASCOT BAND
The Elks Viii Have n at Their Ia.
coma Carnival in August.

The Grand Army hard % Canton.
O. engaged for the Tacoma EIka.
carnival August II a. "a. Is known
As Mckinney Mascot band" This
Land. which - - years cd. has
played at every convention. except
s'ne. before which rresid nj MckIn-
Icy was ever a candidate Tor Office
froE1 the time he vas firat nominal
81 a. prosecuting attorney 81 STARK
suunty. on down to that y hieh first
nominated him for the presidency a.
-. Louis. and four years later at
IhklRde iphia- TIE convention a.
n hich the band did not pay was
that which nominated the late john
O. Warwick as MckinIeyss opponent
Tor congre~s- ar. Warwick was
sierted- The president. IA converaaz
Zion with Manager Van Horne Of the
fnud one day remarked tokinKiy.
Aayhs / would have been elsrfef
that ttFne " oniy the Grand Army
land had played for the convention.
No one ever took tire president sert-
Htsly. as being superstifious. but
ssnEe that remark and the appear
NuEe 81 the band a. many public AZ
fairs tn ali parts - the country to-
Eether with President Nc KlnIey. the
nand has been called TMc kinley's
Nascof..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
County Treasurer Restrained.

Judge Grimn this morning granted
an injunction In the case Of Alics
". Goldstsin " J. W. MeCon-
uauEhey, temporarily restraining
Treasurer McConnauEhey from dis
3 0sing 81 property involved In ths
suit. Mrs goldsteln claims that Mr.
NcConnhuEhsY frauduleutly gained
possession 81 valuable property be-
longing 20 her husbands estate and
seeks 70 recover the same, alleging
that tbs property was sold for delin-
Quent taxes unaWares 70 her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
ABANDONED

HuTTE. Mont. July a-Tha
search for the thrive Montana train
robbers has hern practically hhan-
doued. 70 being apparent that the
bandits have escaped into the ima
prcEnahi~ Hole tn she Wall" soun-
try. The poaarmfn are returning
one By one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

ton a council meeting last night In
a written opinion from the corpora
tons counsel that the board Of pub
lte works had no right % alter the
provisions q Any ordinance. The
whole matter was finally referred TO
the street committee which vas ord
erred 20 report at the next meeting %
council
The wisdom % the board In grant
Ing the permit that caused 50 much
objection from Mr.. blake. n Rcner.
ally recognized. because the COM
pany is continually tearing up the
streets to make necessary repairs.
Where the paving IL - brick. the
street can be replaced easier and
better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
New Deputy Revenue Collector.

H. y, Allison. prominent Ana
caftes attorney aud we'll known Re
publican worker. has been appointed
deputy internal revenue collector
here. and today began his duties IN
der the appointment Collector H.
II Dunno. 81 Portland. selected Mr.
Allison for the position
RALPH Ross. backed By KING coun
Is Republicans for tho place. will
hold the position ~ stamp deputy
possibly with an increase - salary
MIR Allison was selected by Senator
Poster. no acceptable candidate for
stamp clerk being la view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
City Contracts Let.

4. l.. Peterson has been given IN,
contract 10 construct "a new sewer
on King street from seventh avenue
to kinth avenue ana on Ninth ave.
uuo from King Co Weller street
The contract price f. tlhtb %. J d.
Taylor was the successful bidder fui
the grading. aidewutkinE and park
ing 81 Fourth avenue west from
Highland drive % blaine street The
contract price h faIG8t0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
JUMPED TO
her DEATH

WARSAW. Ind. July s-peaFi
Frederie kaon, - year old daughter
cf Frank Frederfckson. well-to-do
resident of LsesburK. committed sui
eide BY jumping from the third story
window u Squire ". n. Etiern Of
fee.
Mrs. MauAe shlnnabarwsr and the
girl had Just been placed under SEQ
bonds on n charge 81 grand larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

un8 the plaintiff was "a paaaonEer
uu a James street ear. kho was
obliged 60 stand on the front plat
form. there being no room in eide
the car The plaintiff states in the
complaint that as the car turned on
the switch at tho junction Of broad
way Il lurehrd. ierked and jumped.
throwing her e. the ground, thereby
auathininE the alleged injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
CONGRESSMAN LEAVE
I FOR UP-SOUND PORTS
Yesterdays Program Highly Entertaining and Successfully
Carried 0ut-Ater Four Days the Party Will
Return--Thence to Alaska

When the naval yard steamer
Gen. J. NJ. Wilson. carrying the rlv-
srs ami harhors committee ON a tour
~ the water front and Lake Wash
layton canal, entered salmon bay
yesterday. she struck on the sand.
kpit. After repeated EFFORTS u farce
the boat ever. Il was found that she
rrpW too much water. and the Wits
tle was blown for heip. The tug
Stimson. 81 the Stlmson Mil CO..
eaiue alongside and took the party
ashore. About 50 Seattle business
men accompanied the congressman
an the trip.
Major Mills with Charts.
Mai. Mills. In charge % tho L. $.
enEtneer CORPS stationed al Seattle.
was also enc % the PARTY. lie took
charts % the canal project or which
chairman Burton and other con-
Efe&Sfnen made eJudious use. As re-
hated IN yesterdays issue OF the star.
the visitors and hosts Travelled over
the portage between Lakes unloa
and Washington ON foot and made a
careful inspection 81 the route. A.
was expected. the members 81 the
sommlttce aid not commit thern.
selves on she canal project. but spoke
81 Il diriumaticaily. as becomes con-
EreSsmen.
The lunch az the Seattle Golf AM
country club was see on tables m
the shade Of the iawn. TnastA were
Etfen ~ ex-senator John n AIIea
Nnd John A.. Hartman. Rssponss-4
~eFe made hY Chairman Burton and
ether members Of The congressional
committee. The ladies 81 the visit.
fnE party had their pictures taken
On the Veranaa % the clubhouse.
Left at . O'Clock.
LAST ntGht the congressional party
ifft At etciack On the new steamer
majestic for trip to Pert Townsend
ttetorfa- Whatcom and Everett
They viii return 90 Seattle next FRI
day. and on Saturday viii BE- takea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
Remembering Their Dead.

~ a meeting 81 the Police RELIEF
association yesterday Afternoon the
secretary vas authorized 10 appro-
pirate $40 30 asfFay the funeral ex-
reuses of Chief of Police " l. Mere.
difh. and SIS for the funeral expenses
q the widow % N. C. Pfsli. who
fIcd several days axe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

Realizing tho danger - health
caused by locating a restaurant or
cafe and tts Kitchen IN the cellar.
the Rainier Grand Hotel CO. had not
only their cafe and restaurant built
on the FIRST door. but the Kitchen aIso
the nuust on the raclfc eoastl on
The first faor. thereby slyluE perfect
ventilation This D. the coolest place
70 dine IN Seattle. perfect cuisine,
excellent service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
TENNIS CONTINUES

Hurd. Russell. Fransioll and New
Ton are the winners % the semi
nnals in the lawn tennis tourna-
rfent- Mrs Rollins vas the victor
sr the sefni-fanal singles. b FeiIv
carried CT the palm 81 victory fe
the veterans singles. The semi
ffnal mixed double was landed by
Miss Young and Mr. FranaioH
Game was called AZ II O'Clock again
today and - proceeding furioualY
ffhls afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
c. {. Officers Elected.

The cmcers of tho Christian I'm
deavor society of tho Cumberland
Presbyterian church were Installed
Sunday night 10y ltev Elmer i.
Thompson. pastor Following are
those elected TO ofiice Frank Ire
genlnF. president. Miss Murray,
Vice president. Martha Mckinney,
secretary. Than. Patrick. treasurer,
Mrs s. T. Friend. corresponding Gee
I.I.L-.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
MARKETS..

Large consiRn ments OF fruit from
the South which came on the steam
er Umatilla last night together with
a number Of carloads received on the
avenue. made trade In the markets
this morning very brisk.
The Umatilia brought large con-
Hignmenta 81 plums. apricOtH. peach
- and green vegetables Few
changes in quotations were noted
this morning. prices remaining gem
orally as quoted yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
Mortality Record.

Mrs. Dora T. Bruce. aged 3l year..
died at Flfth avenue and Marion
street last evening The romans
viii be shipped e. Flr, Wash, ty
Houney A Stewards
Jesse H MaComba, aged e. died
al 1876 Main street. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
$4,000 LOSS

BRUNSWICK. da.. July o.=The
hotel OsiethorpH the leading hotel
IN the city. was struck last night by
lightning. Total loss. $4,000, large
~ insured against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
Spokane Baseball Shake. Up.

The Spokane baseball team has
had a shakc-up, as the result ~ Joe
ing four straight % Portland. Capt
ana Manager ttptteuua and Pitcher
glendan have been released. Ralph
padd has been made manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
Sues for SIS 900.

Jennie 81. Dihbre has instituted
damage suit ga the superior court
against the Seattle Electric 60. aud
asks e. recover g.. e80 far injuries
sustained by aeink thrown from a
James street Tar several months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
Harry G. Price Dead.

\Word has been received In this city
foN<pe effect that Harry @. Price, a
eveifskn0wn Great Northern brake
man. Died AZ Kallgpell, Mont, sew
srai days ago, the direct result Of in
3ufies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

steer beef. So per 10. mutton, Wrth-
-. Sac4 ewes. SIZE. pork N'kgf9e per
III. veal large, &C.. small 1OHV,
Prov iaiona Hams. large iae.
hams, small. tsHisttc, breakfast
bacon, 1tu3Ahe. DIV Halted clear
hacks, ptsc. bellies, Toe.
Butter Cheese. tREa and Poultry
nufter Washington creameries.
pound prints sle Eastern Iowa
aud klgln, slC. fresh Branch. ITO Use.
cheese Native Washington. Wu
cream, isui2Ae Eaatern New York.
ttutsc. Wisconsin, lee. california,
tohefilh Rrquefort. lbc. Edam.
81 eadfi2no per ease; Now York.
ibtfisr. timhurEer. l6Hlte. brick.
ttaftfcs Swiss. iSHlDe.
EsEs strictly fresh ranch. gle.
Eastern. issfl6e.
Poultry chickens. lives, t2WtgNc.
cueks, tshs turkeys. l8s.
Dressed stock Chickens. isulae
turkeys, i3e. ducks, Zee.
Corrected panv The following
prices arr boiua offered Co the pro
Queer iu round lotH on the dock or Ia
the ear at seattle
Grain Oats. ssnno. barley,
81 %. wheat chicken feed, So 80
corn, 81 40 per 100 The bran. G1G.5Q.
Hay Puget Sound. Per ton. $500,
Eastern Washington timothy. $500
alfalfa, $500.
Butter Fresh ranch. liuiac. ma
tive creamery. zoe.
Cheese Native Washington. isc.
Eggs - strictly fresh ranch, Use
per dun.
Poultry Chickens. i've. iogue.
ducks, taHc. turkeys, ftullhc
Dressed poultry--rurkeyH. iga4i4Ae
chic kcns. iOqfiics ducks, iaMittsc,
1--we stock - Cows, tAcs steers
4h0bc. calves tAuf1ae. sheep. -
tAc. hogs. 6astsc.
Dressed Htoek-Ioga Sc lambs
Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
JoBBInG QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILYJ
0Fean Fruit.

Lemona-f2 10000 a box: lines.
1505 per case: cooking apples. $500
I75. eating apples. a. g0n3.00 Val
tncfa oranges, f2.75M3O0. Seeding.
1915. bananas. i242.50. olives. 50d75c
per gallon. grape fruit, f2.00a2.bO.
native strawberries. ti.750Z25 crate.
plneapplea. g2.JOu3.00 per dor. cher
RES. 90cGtf.00. peaches. 459I soc. april
cots. Doc. Tragedy and samona
plums. ti004t10. raspberriss. $3.50
$50.
Vegetables.
Potatoes 80 5000 per ton: beeta.
i0c per doz: carrots, ti.2bui.50 per
sack; lettuce. &c per dozen. turnips,
gOcagf: garlic Sc, cabbage 81 .250f 30.
peppers, 25430C. husks, 25c. green
celery, l0U50o per dozen; sweet po-
fatoes, & 90. Spanish chill pep
pers. soc per 10. sauer kraut. 3@1o.
native head lettuce, 12lzc per dor.
artiehokea. 35050c doz. green peas,
2G2e pound: dried fga cartons. SOC;
fancy Toe. imported isci tomatoes.
case. tf.g0: dates, 50gc per 10;
"a dishes. f0c per dor. rhubarb. 30
pr Id. parsley. 25425c: asparagus.
tiEs, new potatoes. Si.75mt.s5 cwt.;
splnafN. Sc, cucumberH. 40nb0c dog;
re- ~ .o,fioqs. nc. oaulifiower. s5cuU:
PROVISIONS.
f1sat Cow beef. ~ ID;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
MoxlnR PIeturaa.

Edfson's kinetoseope views At the
FearchliRht. f207is Second avenue,
continue well patrOulzed. and al
ways entertain those who see them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

Or Cumyow chinefe Root cure
rheumatism once, Lyon houas
afHts Columbia street. between nee
ord avenue and Third avenue. One
foura. . a. ~. 50 ., IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
BLAKE GRATIFIED,
AND CITY LOSES
''s'u rave Been Better TO Allow
Company to Pave With srics

-..'1,neilman Blake. who tatkss =,
~ 1ons about the board n ,,, ,gaa
,tffs p'usssank permission 70 Tie ~
instead 81 asphalt befween 49, Dt w
Nhs on portion Of the MAI
fsst improvements. had ee1f@sa,n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
lake wsshirston commit,ss.
A. Golf Club

Committee Of entertainment 1T the
Golf ard Country club, James y
Hoge. jr-. chairman: 4. W. Andrews.
g. r. Burnside. Laurence J. Coleman
IT. 1. Chadwick. Samuel +. Craw-
ford. Geo. W. Dickinson. Geo. New,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

strikers Rail-. ArmorU Monday
July -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

steamer Cyrene between park
every afternoon and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

Launches for charter Rchertzer
Bros. Aadroua park. Tel West a5l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09
New YORK Dglta. PaTlOli

ola FIRST AVE. SEATTLE.
Second neor. Howard bulldlng, appo-
shs Mutual kife building.
Main oaioe. Portland. Or. branch
encs. San Francisco. Cal HourN .
70 SUNDAY. 10 10 4. Ladies' Always
IN attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

to Snoqualmte falls FOR the day on =
special train saturday nlEht they
viii leave Ter the Southeastern Al
9ska trip.
L,dles' Committee.
The Seattle ladies having Ia charge
the entertainment Of the visiting la
dies We're Mrs. J. ". elise. chair
man Mrs. Alden Rtrthen. r.. Airs.
Ira Bronson. Mra Thos burke. Mrs,
Arson y Rurwrli. Mrs. Edward II.
hurwell Mrs Harry X. elise, Mrs
Chaa X. Collins. Mrs. Grifith pa
cob t'urgh. Mrs. Edward q. Graves,
Mrs. John L. Hartman, Mrs. James
Lee. Mrs. Lovett Nj. Wood, Mrs. Jas,
r. Mulkle, Mrs. Jas. 4. Moore. Mrs.
Ira A. Sadeau. Mrs. WIN n. Parry.
Mrs Ghas. q Peabody. Mrs, Nm.
rtEott, Mrs. John W. Pratt. Mrs. +.
". Prusgh. Mrs. John Schram. Mrs
- Shorrock. Mrs ChRs J. Smith.
Mrs. J. +. Truwbfldgc. Mrs. S L.
Weston.
lake Wsshtngton committss.
lake Washington canal commit.
tee. =. =. Graves. chairman. John
n Allen. Elbert =. Hlaine Alden ].
Elethen Robt. n. Hoyle. Thos. burke,
PEG. II. Clin. Josiah Collins, EdWar
W. Cummings. Chas. =. FoN Ter.
Sherwood Giilespy. Roger ;. Greene.
Horace e Henry. John =. HoYt. T.
J. iiumes. Daniel q. Jones. James
Hamilton Lewis, ]. u q. Lock wood,
John , McGllNrn. Frank IA osEes..l.
Thns. ". Proseh. Vim. =. rreazer. J.
-. PYLE. EuErue Etckneg kcr. ChaH. !
smith. Chas. i Stimzou. Fredk X
strive. Reginald n Thomson. cant.
4 sfr hHasaa d KNgeNaN
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No %:Es''ss,,% -
0NOy
~01a nAMk1r

Any work that should not prcvs
satisfactory Will be attended to free
OF charge IN our nearest Office.
We are making a speciality Of xaaf
uful. painless and durable 81 All denssi
work known 20 the Profession our
name alone will be q guAranfea that
your work will be OF the hest We
have specialist IN each departmeat
beet operation. best goi1 workmen and
extractora OF teeth IN fact all the
stan are Inventors % modern dentistry.
We viii tell you In advance exactir
what your work will cost BY FREE en-
animation. Give Us call and yea
vertiaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

der the direction OF
fef,s department. Less rnea = -.~.
sxo the kinfpek vas n The Unite,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-09

Ellis
EeIkel
Rev
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the CO
and {
fast Z
as q [
The
deeora
rostru
raised
spreae
wall
rfleNte
above
Were
the "
lilies
bride
the &c.
an
rI1ente,
Pref
ring b
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OF the
couple
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The weekly examiner., 1901-08-03
STATE ITEMS.

Mrs. Francis Wrisley of Naubuc, died Sunday after an illness of two weeks with small pox.
 Most of the former employees of the Farrel Foundry & Machine com pany, Ansonia, resumed work Mon day morning.
 Paul Roy, 19 years old, bell boy at Hotel Winchester, Winsted, swan the length of Highland lake, two and one-half miles, from Strong's boat house to the old pavilion Friday in two hours and twenty-five minutes.
 The proposed through trolley line from Hartford to Boston Is an as sured thing. The running time will be four and one-half hours and the fare $125. To Worcester the fare will be 75 cents. The road will be completed within a year
 Another knitting factory with a capital stock of $1OO,000 will locate in New Britain. The new company will manufacture high grade sanitary underwear and novelties Tn shirts and drawers. In America there are 216 knitting factories, representing 11,O00 cards, and 24 of the latter are controlled by the two present New Britain factories.
 Two trolley cars met on a sharp curve on the Danbury & Bethel line near Danbury Sunday evening when both were going at a high rate of speed. The road Is operated by block system, which had evidently been disobeyed. One motorman had his skull fractured and will die. Fourteen persons sustained injuries, some having leg or arm broken or other injuries.
 While riding down Halls Hill in Berlin, Sunday, Gustave Johnson was thrown from his wheel by the breaking of the fork and was picked up unconscious. He was taken to New Britain for treatment and from there was able to take a train for home His wheel was left beside the road and a black dog stays be- side 1t. The dog will allow no one to lay hands on the. wheel or move. The selectman notified the men who are building a road here, not to in- terfere with the dog and they have seen that 1t has food and water.
 Rev. A. J. Mcleod is a plucky pastor, and Central Village is proud to own him. When he discovered blaze breaking through the roof of Willard Sheldon's house around the chimney, he was writing a sermon in his study, in his shirt sleeves. Rush ing out of doors he seized ladder and an axe and climbing to the roof made the shingles fly. Then resolv- ing himself into bucket brigade he soon had fhee fire under control. Bg ffis time snlah crowd gath cred and cheered the minister Mr. Sheldon was in bed with a broken rib, unable to move, and but for the pastors quick action serious re suits might have followed
 Last November, James Mackin, of Millerton, aged 15 years, while 1 fooling with revolver, accidentally discharged the weapon. The bullet entered his right eye, but did not kill him. Doctors probed for the bullet, but were unable to locate 1t. The lad lay for weeks between life l and death, and finally, to all appear ances, recovered. The bullet re- mained in his head. It gradually worked down until 1t entered the main artery of his neck, causing his almost instant death Saturday. The lad seemed to be in his usual health, when, without warning, his lungs filled with blood. He died within l five minutes.
The weekly examiner., 1901-08-03
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