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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
STATESMAN
FOUND DEAD

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. H.
Wafertown. ". Y. ex-commander-
in-ehsef OF the q. A. r.. Ma found
dad yesterday morning tn his room
at the Riggs house Hls death vac
apparently due n apnplsxy. In the
evening hefoSe. Col. shaw attended
a banquet to bis successor. Gen. fias.
Eieur.
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VENGEANCE!
Paris, kentucky Mob Lynch
Negro Ravisher.

PARIS. XIV. Feb. ii.-Geo Carter.
the negro who assaulted Mrs. Lake
Board THREE weeks ago, was taken
from the jail at o'clock this mern-
ing BY e mob ~ 81 persons and
hanged 10 the iron arch IN front Of
the courthouse. a note left pinned
On the swinging corpse read This -
the reward Of rayiahers % white
women"
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wINsTED. Coma. Feb. ii.-In a
~ u isaioaay John Hsys shot Win
ME Cock. a school ssaaher. and then
pars q batfes leto his. own brain.
MAReEfI-IES Fsh. us--It IL
feared that the south Afriean mail
steamer Aisban has been hast in the
Mediterranean.
CINCINNATI. o. Fvb. ff.-Two
and a half tons OF powder exploded
al KInxs mills this morning. de-
stroyiuw two large buildings. Win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
Iohn Vaughn Explains.

The star printed statement FRI
day that the coiored baby left on
Columbia street late Thursiay even-
ing. and which subsequently found
longed % Mollie Vaughn. John
Vaughn. husband 81 Moliie Vaughn
desires 10 state that their child died
three months agu. and that the po-
lice were mistaken In giving out the
report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

CAPEToWN. Feb. ff.--Hof light
ing took place last Monday at Tab
aksberg mountain. between Bloem~
fonfein and Smaildeel Mai. Crewe
barely escaped capture by the
Beers in ambuacade Cen. Dewet
harrassed the British and captured
big gun. MAJ Crewe succeeded In
Joining Cen Knox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
Dangerous Man.

Frank Mccarthy, suspieiou.
character. wAs arrested last nsE b,
Nv Detective Harbes. To-day Nectar
thy Was recognized ~ Detective
Powers a. Y. Mcpvrmott. ais Nj
ehaei Haley, an sxsennvtets lie ouef
served a term in San gusntin zeal.
prison on charge Of assault with
intent to rob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
RfPORTtRS' NOTfS.

Edward Thompson Vas cnuEht IN
the act q ruhhiuG fhe room - p "
Cfaw ford % la Fourth Avenue isef
night lie will be given 4 heartue
IN q charge 81 burglary today.
Thompson vas aFrested BY tffic ~rr
DeiEh and Herald.
Abe Goldberg vas arrested by on
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charqs Of Assault.

\. Kelland. a resident u North
Seattle, was arrested last night BY
Officers benedict and petEh, On a
charge 81 attsmrtinE 10 assault car
RE Olsen ksliand Was intoxicated
AZ the time, Hs WIS given hear
ing on = charge of being drunk be-
fore Judge George this morning. lie
was DISCHARGED.
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At OLYMPIA.

OILY MPfA. Frb u-IeRinlatura
met this afternoon after "a three days.
rest. The principal interest uuW eHn=
tcra ia arnortionmert measure.
Pierce county VIII lose one pIrr=
sentative and one senator. "A bitter
fkht 10 expected GA the rate hiil this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

SANTIAGO, Cuba. Feb. 1.-The Z.
:. transport Raafiins struck yester-
day on a coral reef near the wrec <
Of the Merrimac, which Hooson sank.
II r. not yet afioat
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE asphalt
trust is planning 70 charter the fit
buster steamer, Three Friends" and
send a force TO Venezuela - protect
its interests by force ~ necessary.
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Nc night Sessions.

WASHINGTON, n. c. Fch. IL
NiHht sessions viii probably not be
insisted upon further BY the major
ity 81 The senate. The appropriation
bills win prccede the ship subsidy
measure
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OEWET is
Confident

cAPETOWN. Feb. li.-oen. Dewe,
has issued a proclamation saying: Il
shall now enter Cape Colony 70 give
the farmers there a taste Of what
We have ourselves suffered through
this war" me British are advanc-
ing IN seven columns 70 corner the
Boer leader.
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Thos. Crawford Drowned.

Thos. Crawford, hrnt mate ~ the
Hhin Yosemite uno hurad in tha hhf-
bor az West semitic. Rnac drnWued
o. fhe has SATURDAY, afternoon. Cor
uuer tloye had the body removed 60
nutIrrwuftha marrue.
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II Kruger pyina7

THE HAGUE. Feb ffs--Mr Kru
ger has not long 70 live. His physi
clans admit that his heart r. weak
and thAt his general health 10 grow
ing mere feeble.
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WAY DOWN EAST.

Way Down East company comes
to the Seattle theatef Thursday night
for four engagements The com
nany and play h herRldrd from an
over the country a. "A splendid at
fraction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

CHICAGO. Feb. ii.--Mrx. Nations
advertised lecture here has been DE-.
ciarrd OF. owing to lack ~ support
The sales 81 seats IN two days were
antx Ef2
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NEWS TO THEM
American ofEcIais Doubt
Mrs. Msybrieh's Pardon.

LONDON. Feb. fis-Onirials ~ the
American embassy say that moth
Ing has been heard there ~ the par
don ~ Mrs Mayhriek. and - IL were
50. they would certainly he inform
ssd
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Oh. Now Touehyi

PEKIN. Feb. 1.-THE German and
French commanders are Al outs. Won
waidersee feels that the French gen
aral has ignored his right to COM
mand
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4 head.on collision occurred Nca-
tordRy afternoon between ears n aud
zee nf the Green Lake division " the
Seattle Electric CO.'S Hines The a.
eident occurred on the school curve,
and although car No. 81 Is almost h
total wreck. and the other badly
smashed. no one was injured.
q. ~. snyder was motortuan on
ear Ne. IL and Hen = Runner ON No.
La. The escape of both mon IL lit
tic short of miraculous,
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De discussed at the next regular
meeting.
judge a 5, Green read a let
ter from the scamen's Friend society
asking the corporation of the min-
iHters IA an endeaNor 90 start a
lioating mission 90 Seattle. The Coz
operation asked for was unaniua.
ousiy endorsed.
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EOIsok hovlsd PICTURES

Best photograph ever taken Of
KING EDWARD VII.
by moving camera. reproduced in
connection with other moving pic
lures for the next two weeks. COM
tnnncing Saturday. February s. at
Scare hight. 1895 = Second avenue.
Admission ~ cents.
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Arnold s. Allen, general secretary
Of the 7 NJ. q. A. addressed the
Minister meeting this morning on
the state control BIN that r. soon 10
70 come before the Legislators. The
bill provides for a general election 10
be held on the first Tuesday iu NV
euber 1902. at which tin4e the people
viii have n chance - cav whether o.
not the liquor traffic may b. carried
On In Washington N In enc pre-
einct the people want liquor sold. the
state shall provide q diHDeuaary
which shall be controlled ~ state
officers If the people IN another pre-
elnct vote against the sale ~ iiquor.
the precinct viii become prohibition
after Jan. 7. 1909.
This Bill VII be presented 70 the
lower house by W VI Lewis, Of King
fOgntY. sumo time Within the next
10 DAYS. The house COMMITTEES Rave
agreed TO bring the blll before the
holee without ~ recommendation.
Ir. Alien. Of the Y. NJ. 9. A.. said
this morning II q legislator votes
against the passage Of this bill. he
openly declares himself FOR the ga
looms. II he votes for u. he merely
irefers 70 the people ~ the sfate the
question ~ the liquor trafic"
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This morning the ministers Of Sc
Iattle held their regular fortniFhfiy
meeting ~ the 2. ~ g. A. auditor
inm. Rev. Donald Ross of the Cal
vary Baptist church, Presented Tire
subject. Christian Science and It's
Mode u Healing" The subject viii
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11

three visitors you viii understand
about how III. The fact is she IL worn
to death with sightseeing. I can't stop
her. While she is on her legs 1t is her
duty. and she Will. The consequence is
get rushed through things want to
let soak into me and have to go again.
been by deserting her. and then come
back and receive reproaches with q
meek countenance.
A4r. C. has been good to u and cor
dial and brings his gondola often to our
service. A gondoia and pair has quite
q different motion from a one cared
gondola. It is like riding a sea horse
instead of a sea camel. almost exciting.
only II is SO soft in its prancings.
He took A. and myself into the pro-
cession which welcomed the crowned
heads last Wednesday. The hurry bur
ly of 1t was splendid. We tore down
the Grand canal from end to end. al
most cheek by jowl with the royalties.
The NJ. A. was quite jubilant when she
heard that we had had such good
places" Hundreds of gondolas swarm
ed round. many OF them in the old Car
paccio rigouts, very gorgeous, though
little tawdry when taken out of the
canvas. But the rush and the collisions
and the sound OF many waters wallop-
Ing under the bellies of the gondolas
and the blows of fighting oars-regular
underwater wrestling matches-made
1t as vivid and amusing as a prolonged
oxford and Cambridge boat race In
fancy costume. Our gondoliers stream
ed with the exertion and looked like
men fighting a real battle and yet en-
jcyed 1t thoroughly. Violent aiterca-
tions with police boats don't ruffie them
at all. At one moment II looks daggers
drawn. at the next II is shrugs and
smiles. Often from not knowing enough
OF Italian and Italian ways get hot all
over when an ordinary discussion IL
going on. thinking that blows are about
to be exchanged. The mother-aunt had
hung a wonderful satin skirt out of
window for decoration. and when she
leaned over IL In n bodice OF the came
color 1t looked ns II she were sitting
with her legs out as well. | suppose ii
was this peculiar effect that. when the
king and queen came by earlier in the
morning. won for her n special bow and
smile.
I must hurry or I shall miss the post
that I wish to catch. There seems lit
tie chance now of my getting you in
Venice. but elsewhere perhaps you viii
drop TO me out of the clouds.
Your own and most loving.
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Nerve
Food

Ifyou have neuralgia, SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
will feed the nerve that is cry
ing for food-it is hungry
and set your whole body going
again, in a way to satisfy nerve
and brain from your usual food.
That is cure.
If you are nervous and irri-
table, you may only need more
fat to cushion your nerves
you are probably thin-and
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil will give you the fat, to be-
gin with.
Cure, so far as it goes.
Full cure is getting the fat,
YOU need from usual food, and
SCOTS Emulsion willhelp you
to that.
II you have not tried q, send for free sample.
its agreeable taste will surprise you
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists
soo-<rs Pearl Street New York.
soc and 500; all druggists.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11

look Is In us Ny father had Foreign
air. but made up for 1t by 80 violent a
patriotism that Uncle N. used to call
him John Bull let loose"
MY love to England. Is It showing
much autumn yet? Ny eyes long for
green fields again. Since ! have been
in Italy had not seen one until the
other day from the top Of ST. Giorgio
Aaggiore. where one lies In hiding un-
der the monastery walls
AL that see now quickens me 10
fresh thoughts of you. Yet do not ex-
pect me to come back wiser. Ny last
effort at wisdom was to fall in love
with you. and there stopped for good
and all. There 1 am still, everything
included. What do you want more?
Ny letter and my heart both threaten
to be overweight, SO no more of them
this time. Most dearly do l love you.
Continued next week
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11

feel ii on my cheeks and be back north
with that and warmer things ! would
20 out In 1t In the face Of protests and
had TO go alone not Arthur even being
in the mood just then for patriotic
quest of the uncomfortable. had my
self cared into the lagoons across a
racing current and driving head wind
which made my gondolier bend like a
distressed poplar over his oar; Patience
on a monument smiling at backsheesh
-'.all comes to him who knows"
OF course for comfort and pleasure
and everything but economy We have
picked up a gondolier to pet. we max
ing much OF him and lie much out of
us. He takes Arthur to a place where
he can bafhe-to use his own express
sion-"cleanly"-tha is to say. un-
conventionaily, and this appropriately
enough Is on the borders OF a land cali
ed ''the Garden OF Eden Cbelng named
so after its owners. He-"Charon' |
call him-is large and OF ruddy coun-
tenance and talks English In blinkers-
that is to say. gondola Englisb-out of
which he could not ind words to sum
mon me a cab even IL II were not op-
posed to his interests. Still there arc
NO cabs 10 be called In Venice. and he
Is teaching us that the shortest way Is
always by water. II Arthur is not
punctually ia his gondola by n. m..
bear call for the ''Sigpore Inglese" go
up TO his window. and 1t is hungry
Charon waiting to ferry him.
Yesterday your friend Mr. G. called
and took me over to Murano In n beau-
tiful pair Dared boat that simply few.
There | saw a wonderful apse flled
with mosaic of dull gold wherein is set
n blue black figure OF the Madonna ten
heads high and ten centuries old which
almost made me become Mariolatrist
ON the spot She stands leaning up the
bend. with two pale hands lifted In
ghostly blessing. Undcrfoot the door
Is all mosaic. mountainous with age
md earthquakes, the architecture clas-
sic In the grip OF byzantine Christian
ity. which Is like the spirit OF God NOV
ing on the face OF the waters or Ezekiel
prophcsying TO the dry bones.
The Collconi Is quite as much more
beautiful. In fact. and seen full size. ms
I had hoped from all smaller produe-
tons. A fine equestrian figure always
strikes one as enthroned and not mere
ly riding. II can't get that. I consider
a centaur the nobler creature. with its
human body set down Into the socket
OF the brute and all lire. candle
burning at both ends. which In n way
Is what the centaur means. Imagine
Bellini goes on being wonderful and
for me beats Ilhphael's Blenhcim Ma
donna period on its own ground. |
hear now that the Raphael lady raved
over In Florence is no Raphael NJ all.
which accounts for Il being 80 beauti-
ful and lnierestlng-to me. hasten to
add. Raphaeis studied calmness his
soul OF invisible soap and imperccpti-
BILE water" may charm some: me IL
only chiils or leaves unmoved.
Is this more about art than you care
TO hearY | have nothing TO say myself
except that ! am as happy as cut-in-
half thing can be Is I, any use send
ing kind messages TO your motheri II
so. my heart Is full of them. Bless you.
dearest. and good night
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11
LETTER XNNvIu.

Dcarest-St. Marks inside II entirely
different frnm anything | had Imag-
ined. l had expected grove OF pillars
instead OF these wonderful breadths OF
wall. and the marble overiay I had not
understood nt all till saw It. Ny ad-
miratiop mounts every time | enter.
II has different gloom from any
have ever been In. more joyous and
satisfying. not In the least moody. as
our own Gothic seems sometimes TO be.
and saints instead OF devils look at you
solemn eyed from every cornerof shade
A heavy rain turns the piazza into
a lake. This morning Arthur had to
carry me across. Other foolish Eng.
lisb women were shocked at such
means and padded their own ieaky
canoes or stood on the brink and looked
miserable. The effect of rain pool re-
ficctious on the inside of st. Marks is
noticeable. causing 1t to bloom unex-
pcctedly into fresh subtleties and glo.
ries. The gold takes SO sympathetical.
ly to any least tint OF color that is In
the air and counts up the altar candles
even unto Its farthest recesses and GU.
polas-
think before ! leave Venice shall
find about ten Tintorettos which real
~ like Best OF all is that Bacchus and
Ariadne In the Ducal palace, of which
you gave me the engraving. His MAR
riage of st. Catherine" which Ia there
also. has all veronese's charm OF color
and what | call his breeding" and In
the ceiling OF the council chamber Is
one splendid figure of sea nymph
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LErrER xxxy.


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pore II esn oe uon sou, pas' nv :
.ork Ana mum. II Witnou' .s eeao'
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ahy'hins hke ,ha' "hien pas sonle.n,nk
inner ahnCh'nsr my ys'er'ous uetho'e 's
ana wan. 70 se' oAsH 70 sou nv
tne touens'ohe ps Which must ues'
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11

LETTER xxxvTI.
Beloved-The weather is as gray as
England today and much rainier. To
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LETTER xXxvI.

Dearest-vehice is round me as
write. Well. I viii not waste my Bae-
deker knowledge on you. You. too. can
get copy. and II is not the panoramic
view OF things you VIII be wanting
from me. IL Is my own particular
Venice I am TO flnd out and send you.
SO first OF all from the heart of II
send you mine. When I have kissed
you. win go on. My eyes have been
seeing so much that Is new I shall
want fresh vocabulary for 1t all. But
mainly l want TO say. let us be here
again together quickly before we lose
any more OF our youth or our two
handed hold on life. I get short of
breath thinking of Il.
SO let Il be here. beloved. that some
of our soon to be happiness opens and
shuts Its eyes. for truly Venice lis
sleepy place. l am wanting and taking
nine hours sleep after all do.
Outside. coming over the OATS from
Padua. she looked something like a
manufacturing town ut its nblutions, a
smoky chimney well to the fore. but
get near to her and you viii find her
standing on turquoise, her feet set
about with jnspcrs, and with one OF her
eyes she ravisbes you. and NIL her cam
pan!les are like the thin flames" of
''souls mounting up to God"
That is from without. Within she
becomes too sensuous and civic In her
splendor to let me think much OF souls.
"Rest and be indolcnt'' Is the motto for
the life she teaches. The architecture
IL the song OF the lotus eater built into
stone. Were ] in a more forid mood
would have said Swan song" for the
whole stands finished. with nothing
more to be added. II has sung itself
out, and II there Ia moral to II all no
doubt II In In Ruskin. and don't want
to read II Just now.
What ! want Is you close at hand
looking up at all this beauty and smil-
ing when smile. which In your way,
as II you had no opinions OF your own
about anything in which you are not
professor. SO you Will write and agree
that am to have the pleasure of this
return to look forward to. If l know
that I shail be SO much more reconcil-
ed to all the JOY of the things am see
ing now for the first time and shall see
90 much better the second. beloved.
when your eyes are helping me.
Here is love. dearcsti Help yourself
TO just ms much as you wish for. though
al that l send is good for youi No
letter from you since Florence. but
am neither sad nor anxious-only all
the more your loving.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11

The government of Japan owns only
7se miles Of railway. as against 2,6i2
miles owned and operated by private
corporations. But the state railways
run through the mos; productive ter
ritory. are better built. and earn the
most money in proportion.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11
A SM MALL PICTURE
Largest
School
the
World.

The international Correspondence Schools,
SCRANTON. PA.
We teach-Electrical and Civil En-
gineering; Metal or Coal Mining,
Architectural Drawing, Bookkeeping,
Stenography, Telegraphy, Chemistry,
Plumbing. Ornamental Design, Let
tering and Sign Painting, English
Branches.
rs Courses Of Instruction
covering every line of work Send for
circulars. J. W. STARMER, Agt.
Wilson Blk. Florence
/ am in Canon every week, will call
and see you.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11
wnh.ln,.... unsorr...sl. Voice.

People who have heard Queen WILL
hslmina speak say that hers is quite
unforgetable voice. 1t Is soft and
silvery in tone and yet can. upon oc-
casion, be nrm and resolute. Two
years ago everyone was enthusiastic
about the way in which the girl queen
delivered her coronation speech
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11
cr..,-or-.,-or.ndf.,h.r. As.a 1oa.

Mr., Henry Richards OF Worthenbury
Is I02 years of age. and has eleven
children. sirty-six grandchildren. nine
ty-seven great-grandchildren and eight
great stgreat-grandehildre He has
smoked all his life and consumes four
ounces of tobacco a week
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11
rhourh. of Newspaper. First.

Captain Sigsbee, who commanded
the warship Maine when she was
blown up in Havana harbor. was re-
Gently asked what was his first thought
on realizing what had occurred. TO
tell the truth" said the captain, my
hrst thought was-what will the news
papers say at home"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11

Continued next week
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11

Sston Thompson, the animal expert.
who at present enjoys vogue as the
favorite feminine author and lecturer.
Is said to be a physical counterpart OF
Paderewski- Like the pianist. too. he
began his career with direful struggle
against poverty.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-04-11

There are about eight thousand IL
braries scattered over the United
States. including one at Tampa. with
books In the Spanish language. en-
dowed BY Queen Christina OF Spain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-06

Quite smart enough for a dressy occasion
are some plain grOsgran sun shades, which
can be had in black, white and all colors
(and let it be here said that it is of greater
importance this season than 1t has been
considered of late that the parasol should
match the dress with border embroider-
ed in black and gold tinsel set off by
narrow edging of ecru lace. A handsome
knot of ribbons on the handle finishes this
line of sun shades as well as many of the
others. this trimming or a ruffie of chf-
fon having a decidedly smarter appear
ance than the cord and tassel, which seem
more in keeping with the plain or striped
silk en- tout style of parasols.