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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

Inc dinner. All the rest, howcs er
elaborate. sinks into inaixn,deance
beside the crisp. golden bfowi bird
whose very drumsticks are symbols
OF the modern Thanksgiving day.
When the expert was asked how te
cook turkey" he strnixhtway sum-
rnoned from the mysterious realms
! Of a big Kitchen a white-cnpprsi
cook and propoanded the question "a
him The consultation that followed
was earnest. for cooking a turkey
for Thanksgiving il like picking cut
the Hamlet for a theatrical company
20 play Shakespeare's masterpiece,
ard there must be no mistakes
The chef and the steward argued
that the following recipe was sim
pie enough for anyone 20 follow
and that II couldn't fail to produce
the desired result.
Draw. SINCE and truss a ,urke,
weighing from 70 20 Il pounds
Clean the inside thoroughly. then fill
With dressing Wrap n well In but.
tered manila paper. piaes In a mod
crate oven and roast about two
hours. Fifteen minutes before Eerv-
Ing. remove the paper and let IL as
sumo fine color while continuing 10
haste. II should be a golden brown
and cooked 10 perfection. Dress and
pour around a little natural gravy
and then garnish with some very
green water cresa.
But the roast turkey Is only half a
turkey. unless II IL allied with "A
sawory dressing. 'sSsufYng." our
grandnothers used 20 call IL. ana
here II the dressing that the chef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
THE TURKEYS THE THING
How to Cook the Noble Bird - an Elastic Menu Pre-
pared by an Expert

Thanksgiving Is almost here. and
II you are going TO have a family
dinner II is time 10 gst worried
There Is no real reason for worry
though. because II yuu take plenty
your dinner IL bound TO be a sue
cess. For the young housewife who
Is giving her first family dinner, 3
few suggestions might not cons
anrssS, and IL is such a long time
since last Thanksgiving that. t,er-
chance. even the older. more expe-
rienced uiatron has forgotten Jest
exactly how TO prepare her gurkey
and Just the proportions for d.
licious dressing
But frst OF all there IA the menu
20 arrange. Any good menu may
Be added 20 or simpiifisd SO as %
nj any purse. kitchen and occasion.
Here IL a menu which was prepared
for The Star ~ local expert In
MENU.
Blue Points.
Boniflon in Cup.
Sailed Almonds.
D3A-4 E5tAtN 8t8H@t t-VfN W Inc NAU-E.
Sliced Cucumbers.
Filiet Of Beef. iarded. Fresh Mush-
rooms
Roast Thanksgiving Turkey. Gran
berry Sauce.
Caulifower. Green Peas
Drowned Sweet Potatoes.
Lettuce and Tomato Salad.
Hot Mince or Pumpkin Pie.
Vanilla Ice Cream. Cake
Fruit Nuts.
Cheese. Crackers.
Coffee. cider.
The chefs idea OF Thanksgiving
dinner may tar the capabilities Of
the average kitchen. but u may b.
shortened. sirnpiihed and economical
upon and,yet leave the carefa,.y ar.
ranged framework OF a welt Jai.
apced dinner.
After all IL said and done, ID,
turkeys the thing IN a Thauksgfy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
KILLED BY A
FALLING TREE
lanes Scott Loses His Lie ai Tol,
Logging Camp

James II. Scott. who worked In
Ascar Severaon's logging camp near
Tolt. Was killed IA n peculiar acct
dent little before noon yesterday.
Soroner Hoye was notified OF the af.
fair today and has decided that an
inquest II not necessary. A falling
tree crushed the camp bunk house
like an e9g shali and killed Scott. the
only inmate.
The wind was blowing hard and
rain was falling I'm torrents yenter-
day at the camp. which in on the
Snoquaimie river. All Of the men
had left the bunk house with the ex-
ceptIou OF Scott, who was asleep at
the time Of the accident. when the
men had gone a short distance from
the cabin they saw tree falling in
the direction Of the bunk house.
They called to Scott. whom they
knew was inside. but could not
arouse him In time.
fell win . Crash
With a crash the large cedar fell
on the roof % the fraii shack.
II was fully an hour before the
tree could be cut away and Scott
brought out Of the wrecked house
lie was carried to an adjoining
puildtng, but only lived an hour. He
never reKalned consciousness His
skull was crushed and his body bad
ly bruised IN many places.
Chris Hansen, one OF the logging
camp employees. came 10 Seattle to-
day to buy n coffin az Butterworth
A. Sons undertaking pariors, and
then reported she matter 10 Coroner
Hoye.
Scott was 20 years Of age and
leaves a widow and i've children.
who live at Redmond. The remains
viii probably be buried az Tolt to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

brussels sprouts at Sc per pound are
In the market
A car OF Irish potatoes and car
OF sweet potatoes were among to-
days receipts,
Turkeys have been In good de-
mand 10 Ear, ana the stocks were
we'll cleaned up this morning. A now
supply viii be IN this afternoon.
No stock win be LETT on hand over
ThaukHHiVtnG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
JosBINe QUOTATIONS,
CORRECTED pArLyJ
Green Fruit.

femons--sa aoas.60 q box: cooking
apples. hoMsac. eating apples. 81 20
Wito, oranges. s. s0ugb0 bananas,
tsNad0, pears, n0t,So. California
grapes, ti.eaMibo, cranherries, 81 90
ua.ho per bhl, ounces. 3sc4fi 90. per-
simmons. N.2sqfi.s0 per box. grape
frult, N00U500 per box, pomegran-
ates, N.gami.to, pineapnles. 1890 per
dozen. Jap oranges, ss1e0c.
Vegetables
Potatoes So 00Wss00 a ton, beeta,
iaA soc per sack. carrots. s0Uo0c per
sack. lettuce. zoe case. turntpa,
5oUiac; garlic. &C.. cabbage, 9scfgi
ewt. peppers. T5c1stoo pcr Gaze.
husks. aoc, celery, saafa0c dos sweet
potatoes. tl.isHi2s cwt. chtli pep
pers. sa1soe; sauer kraut. sAusc.
dried Mss. cartons. coo. fancy. ssUToc.
Imported. Use tomatoes. si00 case;
dates. bUsc To- radlshes. Ice per dos:
parsley. 2o&soc; onions, t2.00U2to;
ewt parNnlps, u.0oqfi IS. local srewn
corn. tis5ui.7b, cauiinower, nGi.ss.
pumpkins. Ito per 10, AquaHhes.
iMc; wax beans i0c. Artichoken.
si.oo per dos.. brussels sprouts, Nc
per pound.
Provisions
Fresh mcat--cow beef. Tc 10. steer
beef. T9TNe per 10; mutton. wesher,
le' ewes. sac; pork. los per ID. veal.
large. SC. small. Toe.
Provisions Hams. 1--we. breakfast
backs. Toe: bellies. lie.
ssttsr chsssa tggs ana poaltry
Butter ~ Washington creamsri.A
pound printA 5oc; Eastern Iowa,
and Elgin 7Sc. fr~sh ranch. isuiGc.
cheese Native Warrington. FUN
cream, i3Lgfae. Eastern New York
i3ssaltc. Wisconsin. lee. Roausfort.
tsc. Edam. tiiGis per case. New
York. t5Wiee. Limburger. i69lfc.
brick. is4i5e: Swiss. is1isc.
Eggs strlsily fresh ranch. ssc
Eastern. ai8gSc.
Poultry Hens. isBise; large
spring. iaHisc: small spring, 1870
issss. duck. isvitc: geese. lee i've
turkeys. is1ise: dressed turkeys,
rionsy-isAgisc.
Corrected daily-Ths following
prices are being offered 10 the produ-
Ger In round lots on the dock OF In
the car at Seattle.
0rain-oats sgooeGn.oo: barley.
MOO. wheat. chicken feed. tiSoou
goo. corn. Si.e0 per 100 lbs
Hay Puget Sound. per- ton tioee8
i9oo. Eastern Washington timothy.
tiaoo. alfalfa. sii.oo.
Butter renh ranch, fs@isc: ma
tive creamery. z7891e.
cheese-Native Washington. ii8
uhc.
ExEs-Strietly fresh ranch. SEC.
Poultry -H~ak ft9tihc. large
spring. lie. small BprtnE. ise. ducks.
isMl2Ac; turk~yS. lie, geese. susc.
Live stock - Cove. 9Ac; steers
enc; calves. sAG7Nc. sheep. &c:
hows. sG6sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

Suburban.

me Forestsrs OF America will give
= Dsll At Newelfs hall. South Seal
", tonisnt Representatives Of a
attendance. ~
,n ~ s.saInets Alice and Doctor are
snoyfsu VAIN the rest Of the fishing
Georgetown. '"s' NJ
an ~ ~. ieceptlon and BAH TO be CIV
~ me Georgetown fire BRIGADE g,tI
~ gwen at Higgins hail Gsorge' 80
town, tonight. i' ce"iss-
me bread war between c.aoro.
n"n and Seattle bakers I. III ~,
~ georgetown. Bread atll, IN. ~,
~, "n'ss TOT 81. II IL Threatened ~
'"' " 70 % loayes for 81 now '" "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
RASPBERRIES
IN MARKET
Shipment Of Hall a Crate Comes IN
and Sells for $3.50

All OF the commission houses will
CLOSE at noon tomorrow. and this
served TO compress many extra sales
into today's business. The volume of
the holiday trade Ia possibly a little
larger than II was last year.
The unusual spectacle Of local
raspberries In the market the aay
before Thanksgiving was preaented
today. The shipment consisted m
have a crate and sold nj the rate Of
800 q crate. "
Artlchokes at 81 per dozen and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
IDAHO And
VARSITY
Thanksgiving Football Will
Be the Days Feature

Promptly az o'clock tomorrow nf-
ternoon the referees whlstly viii
sound. ana the opposing teams from
the universities ~ Idaho and Wash
inston VIII rush together. and the
most important game 81 football 60
be played IN Seattle this fam viii
be on. The contest viii take place
at Athletic park aud viii be early
enough 20 permit all who wish q, an
opportunity 20 attend divine service
and Httll have time Tor the game be-
fore dinner. Elaborate preparations
are lSsing made 20 accommodate a
large crowd, Manager Eshelmnn Of
the local team expects an attend.
ance 81 5000 people, ana in preparing
for such a number, The aridiron ia
being drained and rolled - that it
wiz be In perfect condition for a fast
and exciting contest.
iosho Men Mare
The Idaho aggregation arrived this
morning and were az once escorted
by an university contingent To the
isalnier-tlfand. This muring they
visited the university and other
points ~ interest, and this afternoon
are engaged Ia practice at Athletic
park IN order 10 set accustomed TO
the grounds.
This eleven, under the leadership
~ Capt. Glib, has played four samou
this year. ~ which they have won
two. These two. were against the
Washington Agricultural college. $50.
and the Lewiston Normal school.
ii-t. The team tied oregon 90. aud
were defeated by Whitman. 100.
A. against the record Of this team
the local aggregation has played five
games and lost three. These three
were W. A. q, 10. o. of W. o; whit
man ~. U. OF ". 0. Multonomah ID.
". OF w. 6. The two games won
were Nashon college. I5-s. and Port
Townsend. 100.
let's 81 cenfd enes
Coach y. ID. Herboid Of the Idaho
team hAs abundant confidence In
his men. In discussing their de-
feat az the hands of Whitman, he
said. The reason we were defeated
was that we were cut .weiE hted and
the game was played on a muddy
field. oar team II light and fast.
and was placed 81 great aisadvan.
tagr because % these conditions
Mcrs OF their gains Wefe made
through cur line when We played
Pullman. the field was dry. and our
fast team had no difficulty Ia win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

The finest selected birds from
Eastern Washington and Oregon.
Each ore IL young. juicy and tender.
You'll not ind a better lot IN the
city from which TO make your nclec-
ton. They are not too fat. and
every BIT Of them viii melt Ia your
mouth. Occidental Cash Market. ITO
Occidental avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

A rutary az she Enoaualmie sub
station on Main street has been out
OF commission much OF the time to-
day, and the street ears have been
brought 20 a Ntandaiiii for many
short periods ia consequence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

The star Of the present cast ~ n
very little girl scarcely a foot long,
VINO IL kept In the incubator. This
young person came into she world
premafureiy. and as a penalty has
been condemned 60 solitary confine.
ment In a box which looks on the
outside like an ice-chent, but IL
quite the reverse. II IL kept warm
by a gas stove which stands under
u. from which pipes run under tie
INFANTS cot in the interior Of lts
miniature prison. The baby has noss
done three weeks time, and win
probably serve as much longer be-
fore II IL paroled.
So Wall eshsysd
II u behaved prisoner
though II has embryo lungs which Il
occasionally tests, 30 family. how
ever. that II would be unjust 10 call
u protest. Amy other kind 81
kicking IL impossible. az the quecr
morsel n wrapped in a thick over.
coat of indicated cotton. It's pres-
ent rations are somewhat more HIM
ited than a Thanksgiving dinner.
consisting OF spoonful OF milk once
an hour. This IL fed through a
called. -
The process Of incubating n baby
porn too previously ls an instance
OF ihe remarkable development OF
medical science In recent years. and
II curious sight 90 one who mas
never seen any but normal babies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
oo to apInnIng fer bIeycle repalrA


III IaYD o. II1
The state bank note used % BE- a
constant source ~ possible inFecur-
ny, The bank that issued it might
be reFpouHlble ana u might not.
Any one holding bank bin Of this
Kind was in constant danger Of ioss.
With the national bank notr all
this fear Of loss ~ done away with
because u ~ secured by 81 deposit
with the government. In the same
manner every policy Of the State Life
Insurance Company 81 indianapolis
IN secured by deposit 81 its entire
cash value with the State Of Indl-
ana. other states do not require
this. Therefore policy IN other
companies must nrcoasarilY lack
this desirable feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
BUILDING IN SEATTLE
FOR PAST Nine YEARS
This Month Shows That the Industry Goes Steadily on
Schedule OF improvements Since 1893

Unless Friday
crease building
ais months permits
hast year point Yet
,eaay
month for
while November alone
the ahule'ed report OF this month Including yesterdays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

ming understand the field here
~ Il muddy one, and Il " safe 20 say
that the game viii be hard and even.
Roth teams should 80 on the field
Weighing about the same. My men
are In perfect condition and viii Win
unless entirely outcinsHed,"
The last few days az the varsity
have been spent Ia hard, consistent
playing. Both the team and Coach
Wright realize that this game In
their last chance 10 retrieve a tar
niHhcd reputation. The team viii
so on the field in perfect condition,
prepared 10 do or die Too many Of
the players tbia win bc their last np-
pcsnnoe ON the grldlrun.
For the last Time
capt. nuntoon. Minkler. Duffy.
CuaErove Ryan and Corbott arc
seniors aud VIII play tomorrow for
the last time. Very few changes
have been made IN the lineup. ltw-
ing has been shifted 20 right tackle
while Van kuran win go Ia az cen-
ter Either Minkler or Strauss viii
hold down right half. with chances
fnvorlng the former. as he IL faster.
The two teams VIII Ra into the
game lined up nH follows;
Washington. Idaho.
tnaHFuNa .....l Ter IlTeg ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY


EuAN Dramatic School prepares
pupils for dramatic and operate
STACY. advanced pupils finished.
and beginners accepted IN eloeu-
tion and oraGofy. VIII furnish
plays aud coach dramatic cluba.
Tuesdays and Fridays. - Curtis
building. Wednesdays and satur.
days. al Holyohe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

H
this month.
they win be
month the three
the total for the month viii be az
nais a value OF szAs0
The following comparisons
for he IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

Yesterday was payday az Fort
I.awtun. and the usual lively times
enaued. A few Of the most bolster
Gus were consigned 10 the guard
house
Mrs. WIN. Putnam. an old pioneer
q ballard, now residing IN Caiifor-
MIA. IL visiting friends in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27


The White Cow Butter Store has
just secured a car % frsnh cream
cry butter. made especially for our
Thanksgiving trade. with that nice
rich delicious flavor which chaefs
and brings a Afalio 60 the face Of
every good housewife who wants
a. enjoy a rial good oi1-fashlonrd
dinner. To help every one enjoy
their Thanksgiving dinner We wlli
aeli this fancy butter at pounds
fer Sc. Choice creamery. only
ssc. New York FUN cream cheese
i5c. swiss cheese. Zoe, Fancy
comb honey. iSc. and our fresh
Oregon ranch eggs. used by thou
sands OF families. oniy sec dozen.
Come In your thousands and save
money at the
WHITE cow BUTTEH STORE.
Nearly opposite Hon Mnrchc.
i3is Second Avenue
Mn. +. II. r.. COLLINS. teacher o.
fashionable and select society dan
cling. studio. Hoiyoke block. Phone
Red sth1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
Beers ARE
CAPTURED

PRETORIA. Nov. 27.-pilcher has
captured "a Beers az Takenyelt. Or
anRe River Colony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
BALLARD
COUNCIL
City Affairs Looked After by
the Fathers

The Ballard city council met in
regular session last night and at.
Ieaded e. routine matter.
~. stephens Episcopal church was
granted the privilege % giving an
entertainment next Thursday Ia the
council chamber.
Thu petition ~ WIN. williams 90
move his boathouae from the foot of
FIFTH avenue 10 the terminus 81
Fourth avenue. was referred 20 tho
street committee. The shipbuiiding
firm which owns both aides 81 this
latter street VIII make a vigorous
protest 90 suoh removal.
The claim 81 J.. A. Peabody. ask
ms for ti1s damages alleged 90 hANr
brvn received 10 one % his wagons
by falling into a haie IN ono ~ tho
public streets. was referred 20 the
finance committee.
The Aanderu-Ds fcng street rail-
way franchise. whose passage at the
last meeting was erroneous. was re-
read and adopted.
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a rs~ Instructions

The city engineer was instructed
TO have CUTTERS laid across or under
the railroad trarks az the foot ~
Main street. 20 carry off the wa
ter which has collected there.
The city clerk Was Instructed "a
have the marshal prepare voting
booths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

ins,,,,,, nineteenth annual teachers,
Ia sssss,., o. Walla Walla county y
- session In WeIla walla- !"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

Fresh neat--cow beef. Tc To. steer
Deer. T8TNe per 10: mutton. wether,
Iei ewes. sac; pork. los per ID. veal.
large. Sc. small. Toe.
Provisions Hams. itAe. breakfaa,
backs. Toe. bellies. lie.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-21

tac Missouri senate passed a biu %
YAK "i DI.ors AND "lnes SOLD in tAe
Count fou Drcfrcu hns been ap-
pointed t'Frrn.r ~ ih- colony OF
''rman tn-t Africa.
Nir. laockhit tho American special
comnlissioner. is opposed to further
execution % Ch.lrir
Thr rr-n-h r -n-.-s.si-g ,..
Moo. ..r t--,..,-.. .. r.-. -
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-21

"tf' "r9r lost iu burning
-N'i-s on A.ienfa ascnsc. ErnoA-
locomotive o. thc iehi-h Valley
rnaa rrar fttfstau. 1'a.. -Nninflr.f.
'"''' aiming Morgan Marsh. A.ii-
''- -f.-eF- Hna Robert McNdian.
NAafr" N-raer'r has maUr 3D. dn-
patton ~ . noo. .ll FOR flr erta..-
-ieat ~ "a 'urt for aaprrunnuar-f ao-f
0le-1..d cupia1-s - she Iarusris
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lt a alleged thaf gha-. Iohn.s..,
thc ui.sing cashier 90 che sn-r~n.ir.i
iirt National bank. at Stiles. Niei.
committed forrrri.s 20 th- amnnnt
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-21
CIVIL GOVERNMENT SOON.
Judge Ma. n. ran WIN s.....,,,,,
Governor General 81 the Fi,li-
ippincs hy Nay -.

Washington. March When civil
government is Instituted in the Phil
ippnes. the Ohio man. as usual. viii
play an Important part. Judge ". H..
TAFT. of tinciurati. VIA Ice governor
general; Gen Adna x. ChaGec. who
was born a Euckeye, VIII be sen com
mand OF 'thc military forces, and his
chief-of-staG will be Col H. %. s.
heistand. an Old Union county man.
The new cisu g0verRueat is 20 be
inangrnied ~ the 18th Of Nay.
BY that timc fhe rresid~nt aud
sceretsry Of war Will have adopted a
form OF government. bcsed anon a
plan no~ oeing prepared BY the Pbrf-
ipPiae commission,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-21

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minutes
.'ef ' I.a n... ..trt..n. .a-
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N'tr rn .0 .e I.ur n.I
bearers ".H Hn.
Itnr. N. N.r. I.I N1n--
7Nrr tI.Ir II NlI-
..HH l >.H-. >t
Loon. .'0 ...- Ia--.r rf Fo-to-.r.
'i 'eH Ire Wallace. .f Indians
-FoH' in.fen uarmnn 20 rucn-
matt. sol William a Nnnls. utian-
4pol'. came slowly fo,,n fhr sails
leading to flr street, after fhrr,
came the active raIh-arrr. bearing
The creset They were. r. Mason.
'rm~' Nh'f-omn I.i-N Et,ns Wool
i'n h.rre I NN'isca. clifford Arrica.
Wi'Han 0 Honh~ HARRY Sow.
lioN'ri oa'0 John anHth- Vr0-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-21

Frankfort, ny. Mrreh i- Pat No
Donald. O wen knowa politician and
editor. died at bis home iu thia city
thursday morning OF nright's dis
ease Tie was a confidential friend
and adviser OF tho late Gov. Goctscl.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-21

Georgetown. ny. March I5.-WhiIe
some boys we're playing Ia an alley
near the schooihouSr they found the
body OF a Negro infant iu a Saek
under large stone. TA-ig attention
vas frst attracted to it by dog,
which was tuSging al the saes.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-21

tranAlorf, by. March le.-K.pr.-
sentative Alocrt Charlton. of Louis.
'.-'e' sent DDS rcsignation Friday As
l"ere VIII De- mo- special session at th.,
legislature. Gov. BecAhau Will not ore
der special election 90 Gu the W.
caucq
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Two soidiers % The Porto Rico rr---
iraent committed suiei6-
Emiie Ssndas was arrested in
FILLMORE county, MiuBe~osn. charged
~i-h counterfeitinz
fr-uch torpedo boet -nraiw a
leek az Brc-t aud sank lier crew
r -rovsiy escaped In boas..
Charles w. Ryan. cashier of thc
haiifaV. Pa. National bank. was shot
and Killed hy t~o robi,~rs. who were
trying to rre the bank
tei William Cary sanger. 81 San-
grr1e B. n. g.. ffas appointed assist
aat s,. rctars of war and immediately
entered upon thc discharge uf his af-
fee
lhr racr horse Crrscr~. rhr Ans.o,.
charley Herr and B0ralrna. i,ar H.,
pitfce against each other tn s~ftis.
the question % vhich is fa, Fastest
trottrr ia fhc woril
Mis- Edna Orrick. a. l,and.,.n-
toraT ao.i-fs drl % Canton. Nis--.
cotalnittre saioile in hotel 90 Iaa.-
son. Miss. shr was rmrarr,i ta D..
married several weeks hr.c,.
Coant noni D- Casteuanc slammed
che fArr ot ". pe Rodn,-. rditor ~
the Figaro. end is likely to have To
ifht tnri in cousequrnrr. r..
Nofi-ys aecls-t thc count nf harin,
been trrneherous % " n-rouir,i,
on rar fao- of TIE Russian aer~c-
rrsi % la shown that Nanrhuria VIII
he r~tarucd % Chins upon condition
taat Russia - alio~ed to establish
,nferaiaty ever the prosincr with a
A.ls.-a eheiAl o-seupy ing ths chirf rv-
reptars peausa 1nilsr - the nr.t-
I7h ricvros 20 faIa