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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

\ SPLENDID salary TO the right
man or woman TO sell tea. coffee
spices and baking powder. Only
experienced person need apply.
EAST INDIA TEA CO, 222 Pike 81.
QUEEN CITY Employment of4ice
will furnish YOU help free of
charge. loit srd avenue. Phone.
Rlark gTef
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BuHalo gxpositlon

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BALLARD CITY
COUNCIL MEETS
A $4,000 Sewer Ordinance Is In.
irodueed.

- It. meeting last plEht the Raj
lard city council refused George NJ.
bishop a permit 10 give an open-aif
exhibition on the streets. aH "a ia con
trary to the state iHW. The report
Of the superintendent 81 water and
light WAS referred % the finance
committee. Street bills and firc de-
psrtmeut claims were allowed. alsd
the claims Tor guarding. attending
and moving snailpot cases A So
claim fer a smallpox Heat was alsa
allowed. Merchandise bills were r..
ferred 20 the finance committee.
Several ordinances. one 20 which
was for the building q a ~ 000 sew
er. were introduced.
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Unit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
critien,on Home.

The trustees Of the Florence Crit
tsutons home held their regular
monthly meeting last night. Mrs.
/. s. Maw kinH. the treasurer report.
"a that the receipts for the month
had been fi7s.to. and the eNpendi-
tureH $3.50. The house commit
tee reported that nth. women and
girls. and four infants we're now IN
the charge % the society. 4 recep.
ton all BE- rendered Mrs Momaft
AZ the home next Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. w ~ Rogers, president
% the board. presided at the meet
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

An American horse. owned by an
American and ridden BY an Ameri
can jockey. today carried OF the
Derby. England's greatest event Of
the annual racing season. With one
Constitution laid up by a sauall fo-
repairs and another constitution tina.
bucks" At following the Tag. Il h
eonsoliug TO know that at least We
are In the saddle abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
FEW BASEBALL
ORGANIZATION

The Methodist Proteatants ls tn
name OF new amateur baseball or
sanizauon IN Seattle. The elab -
uracticinE regularly and wiii b. In
readiness Tor playing about June l.
uy that time ths uniforms viii hHFs
arrived. Geo. Hambrlght IL cap
tain. Claude ureaE secretary and
treasurer. and john Mills, mana ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

The Great Northern railway has
gained the nrst point In It's legal
fight with the Seattle & Lake wash
fngton Waterway Co. II IL 20 BE-
hoped that the railroad viii win IT.
suit. Then there win Be no reason
whatever for delay IN building that
union depot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
HOME FROM AN
EUROPEAN TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bernstein Travelled
With Admiral SchIey.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. bernstein have re-
turned from a trip % many Of the
important points In Europe where
they have been since last March
They were delighted with their tou~-
ney. The thing that most Impressed
Mr.. Bernstein WAS the jealousy VI
Germany OF Americans because Of
tho great commercial and Industrial
supremacy Of this country.
They returned home on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. on which Al
miral Schley was a passenger. and
Mr.. Bernstein says the admiral is
a genial gentleman and was very
popular with all the passengers.
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Boxing Contest of.

The Neill-shaugneasy bout which
was scheduled 10 take place ncxt
Friday 81 West Seattle. haa been 4 e.
clared of, as NELL has been recalled
10 San Francisco by the Illness Of
his wife. NELL viii fight Thurston
In Frisco on July 4. and shaugh-
messy Will take on the winner Of
that 70 for q 5000 purse offered BY
the California Athletic club. Pend
ing that fight, shaughnessy Will
have 20-rOund go With Tommy
Tracy ia Portland within the next
two weeks.
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KIRKLAND SCHOOL

The graduating exercises 81 the
Kirkland school viii take place on
Friday evening IN the Baptist church
at that place The address vii b.
delivered by Prof MaibcH, principal
Of the Whatcum normal school The
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WHAT NEXT7

W HAT NEAIE
The we'll being drilled adjacent to
our Copslts Point property seems
To be eQualing, II not outdoing the
well In the Tenino district. where
we have over 1900 acres. DIR. q.
q. Chase. vice president of the
Great Northern OIL COMPANY.
writes from Hoaulam under date
Of June 1. as follows:
II. d. Chapman. Manager OF Olvm-
pic oil Company. George Davis.
county commissioner. and several
others came from the olympic OF
Gompany's well at Copalis Point
yesterday. They all concur in
confirming the reports OF the
How OF petroleum mixed with blue
mud tciRyl az every pumping from
the well at a depth OF $40 feet.
" Mr.. --, the new drliIer. is dis
charged. but confirms the report OF
oil tbeing pumped from the well.
as above). It's sure thing.
our stockholders feel very much
eucoura ged."
these most assur-
ing reports the Great Northern
OH Company, having nearly 1000
acres In the best oil districts Of
this state and 900 acres an caH-
formal Is still Offering a limited
number or non-assessa bile shares
of treasury stock at 10 cents; in
lots Of "a or more shares. Remit To
GREAT NORTHER OIL co. box
81 Seattle Wash. ONCE lis cher
y street.
Fortune knocks once az every
mans door"
= \ G T. l. LENT OPPORTUNITY
for right man-we want two thor
oughly experienced prospectors TO
join party Of four bound for new
district in Alaska. Must contrib
ute $50 each toward outnt etc
Call 1880 y. m, Hotel Astorin. 900
Fourth avenue.
buy good shinRle
mill cheap In good location. J. w.
nuf4aIV nufIuVI
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Chief Cook Appoints.

Fire chief Cook has made the fal.
lowing ucw appointments. To b.
ulpemen. 4. Il Tyler, Joseph Con
uorn. J. y. kinney aud Meyer Pes.
er. 20 be atoker. l.. il. Johnson. - hs
driver. j W. Carmichael The ilsi
~ eiigiblse l. 50 reduced nov that
another civil service examination
must DO held nuuu
.
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

II your neighbor smells Of moth
balls. yon may know thar he has
just taken that last winters over
coat out OF the chest.
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DIR. Early's
Spring
Medicine

IL "a miHnomrr It's just un good for
summer complaints and for any 90
the smaller It's ~ iifr all iIla are
small at first sick headache. con-
Ftipation torpid iivcr-a tonic un
we'll az a regulator. Take Il when
you o. run down.
children ike Il and IL does 'em
good
500 bottle Sold only hy
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THE SPECIAL FEATURE offered
BY the Great Northern Railway iu
that all tickets to Buffalo are good
over any route returning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

TIE $50 excursion rnte announced
By the Great Northern Railway pro-
NideH that passengers can return
over any route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

Baker says something In personal
column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

Anybody who runs away from Sc
attic to escape the June heat Is
rushing the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

THE SPECIAL FEATURE offered
by the Great Northern Railway is
that all tickets 10 Buffalo are good
over any route returning.
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HELP WANTED.


\. ". INTELLIGENCE co. 1871
Second avenue. corner Union: Big
lows block. Largest employment
Office north OF san Francisco.
10 good coal miners for best mine
in the state: 81 day.
5 railroad graders at once: right
near city.
8 good men for sawmlil: big cash
company.
Man FOR handling furniture In
city; must be hustler.
Man and wife for camp cooking at
once. today.
Man and wife in bakery at once;
steady work.
VIII the lady who wished bakery
work that called Sunday please cali
again and bring husband. too. Have
just what you want Fine place.
Girl 10 do light work IN bakery.
Girl to wait table in delicateEsen
store.
Mattresses NJ once: must begin
work tomorrow.
chamhermaids for best places in
Seattle, $50 Co $50 month.
housekeepers today: no excuse
being I'm need Of work any longer.
Girls for light Homework. SO. SIS.
so month clear. etc.
Space does not permit: only a few
rush orders
Can AZ once and start right to
work. Tel. White 75l.
A SPLENDID salary TO the right
man or woman TO sell tea, coffee.
spices and baking powder. Only
experienced person need apply.
EAST INDIA TEA CO, 222 pike ST.
QUEEN CITY Employment of4ice
Will furnish YOU help free of
charge. loit 5rd avenue. Phone.
RlaCk 3Tsi.
HELP waNrED-FEMALE.
Profiahis work. Fisil Pix Douglas,
HOTELS, FURNISHED Rooms.
GRAND PACIFIC Hotei-nis First
ave; house newly furnished. All
modern, prices moderate.
Hotel savoy Rooms SOC up. s25 LIST.
BRONSON HOTEL. so5 FIRST Ave.
coNKt ~ MoUsE ill4h srd ave.
INSURANCE.
BURNS q ATKINSON. general in
surance. 1914 Boston Block.
w " Rlnehart y Co. b0e " Y Rik.
JUNK.
JUNK. JUNK. wANTED-If You
want correct weights and prompt
returns deal with the chicago
Junk Co. backed by large capifsI
Ref. Puget Sound Nat Bank. car
loads speciality. 1909 Western
avenue. Phone, Main G47.
ALASKA Junk Co. pays highest
prices. prompt returns. No mi
Wnefewu VENUE Tpt pftra 10
toANs AND INSURANCE.
JAMES nOIHN hLL-Loans. ire
ms. surety bonds. IS Boston blk.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
=. / MeALLAsTER. se8-4 Pioneer
MINES AND MINING.
NADON. WRIGHT q Co, brokers
20l Pacific block. Alaska mines
md Nome claims Q Speciality.
MUSICAL.
W. +. MURDOCH. instructor ss,,Iisr
and mandolLn. la-20 Holyoke block
OPTICIANS.
a. LIndausr eyes ~. free Sa2 Pike.
oSTEoPATHY.
SIN years experience chronic cases
kiekArt a Howell. osteopath this. 4oS
Zo--lns hloek. Phone. Main "a.
ocuLl.Ts AND AURIsTs.
DIR. klBRE Bailey Building.
DR.. J, a. Mackinnon. = Chaplin bldg.
DIR sHELLAEARGER. w Hinckiey
DIR. FONDA NADEAU. eve. ear.
nose and thCaat 29I Rurka Riau
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Diamond Ice-the best. lasts long
est Tel. May 1858.
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AHCHIT &C IS.

4. TibEMAND. I. colman BLOCK.
MeManus n walker. tot ~ - blk.
y v HouGnToN. n4-II Collna-
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PALNIBTHY Mra. wi 49,.
scientific palmiat, ~ nov =. l9a,
~ No. 1903 Third ave-. cor - ssslsf
cog street. FuIi lie reaglnes ssa-
p1lWIEIrI 9fiice hours TO- - "a
DOB. ip o J.. m. Pee within -. = 2.
Hii. reach 4
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION sale Of furniture and
household goods at Martin a Foxn
HalearopmH. Friday June 1th. at
10 - a. IA. This Is all very nice
furniture OF "a Groom house. and
has been moved for convenience
OF sale from 1921 King street. II
belongs 90 Mrs HarriH. who In go
lnE away. consisting Of the fol-
lowing bedroom Huits single dress
efH. wash stands. chlTonlers, side
board. parlor suit. dining table and
chairs. rockers. sewing machine.
Ice box, fine upright piano. 81
sheets. 20 pillows, bed spreads
blankets. quilts. toilet sets. center
tables. bed lounges. touches. fine
Wilton rug. fne carpets. rugs. kit
chen safe. fina kitchen range. also
two cook stoves. ladies writing
desk. silver. china. glassware and
Rraniteware. ten new trunks and
lots 81 other goods too numerous
To mention. Goods can be seen
Thursday. JOE MARTIN. Auc-
tlanecr.
AUCTION sale OF furniture AT Rick
ertonis snlesroouls. 1879 First ave-
rue. on Thursday. the sth. at To- 20
sharp. Bed sets. springs. mat
tuasHes. mnntel beds. elegant fold
ing beds. tables. chairs. rockers.
bedding. extension table. fine up
right piano, gas range. gasoline
stove sheets. spreads cook stoves
toilet sets. rugs. mating. carpets
etc u. ~. Nekeffnu auctioneer
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aANka.


PEOPLES SAVING hank.
Second avenue and Pike St Capital
paid Up. 800 900. T.. {. Nsafeidsr.
pres. J. r. Hayden. cash: 7. T.
orsenleaf. asEt. cash Commercial
a. wings and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank
or SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. iS2s.ooo: sur
plus. t1s 900.
J. Furth. pres. J. s. Goldsmith
vice pres. " Y. Ankeny. cashier
Correspondents In principal cities
Tn tho United States and Europe.
National Bank of Commerce.
Paid up capital $3.50. 600
TranaactH general banking business.
II. 6. Henry pres: II. n. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe Deposi, sasit Boxes for Res.
THE FIRST NATIONAL bank
or SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital. $3.50. 900
General banking business transacted
J. ID. Hoge. tr.. prea.: NJ. NcMlck-
en-. vice pres. 1. Turner. cash. II.
II. rnrkhurHI Asst cash. Exchange
on principal cities Of u. s.. Europe.
scandinavian American Bank
OF Seattle. a general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81. 800. 600.
A. eeilberE. pres. +. l.. Orondahl.
LIST vice pres. 4. II. soeiberg. cash.
J. r. Lane. asst cash. No branches.
The Canadian Baak Of Commerce
capital paid up.+s.4.....yA 81. 90. 600
eight Million DollarsD
Surplus ................... g. coo. Oo0o
Interest allowed on time deposita
A general Banking Business Trans.
acted
SEATTLE BRANcH-Corrsr OF
James 81. and Second Avenue.
~. a CAMERON MGR.
nIChCLE RErAIH,.
COLUMBIA. Hartford and Nidette
bicycles. Christopher Bros. iif2
Second.
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ATfOHNEY6AT LAW


WM. H. BuTTREH, attorney at
Law. Suits prosecuted and defend
Cd in all courts. Is years expert
enoe Proceedings In bankruptcy.
Gumpa mics Incorporated. Abstracts
carefully examined. Collection
made IN all parts Of the United
States. Highest commercial aud
bank references 6la Third ave-
nue.. Phone, Main 1000.
j. l.. BALL. 10 and rs ROCKWELL block.
los Columbll At Phone. Blue $50.
General practice Ia all the courts.
Damage Cases Speciality.
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. COUNSEL
or-at-law. Dexter Horton tank bid
II. 4. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main 7t7.
~. u. MARTIN. Lawyer. Gi0 Mutual
Life building.
} A. KELLOGG. x2s Baiicy building.
HENSON q AUST y Boaton took.
V. u. LAMBUTH. 20t-b. Pacific blk
a. e. MACDONALD. 900 Burss 1914.
Root, Palmer a brown. Pioneer bid.
u. Z CONoVER 4s.tg Halter bldg.
LYMAN D. KNAPP. 10 Hailer bldg.
q. WARD KEMP. - Hurkg biar.
y y DOUGLAS So New York ok.
RICHARD OsHoRa. .o5-s n Y bk
s. s. LANGLAND. 502 New York blk
HORACE PETER. 5is New Y0rk Ok
pfEuftE = FEHHY 1910 Second
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LEo's business College. Union. cd;
individual instruction MI SUBJECTS
BEST methods aud teachers. Acme
Business College Second nnf puta
N " School Telesraphy, Pioneer
Wnaen'a nnsiness Collere. Main 1G
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pAIENI ATToRAEI


ssraes = %. 40 staflii ..i go,,a5 =.
y 4 ADAMS 4raftiog r.s,i,ss gag
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cLorAEa cLEANIna.

aEa1ILL sIotnea .Tr,sanK -
clOthen ia shape ft.5O month. dye
ing repairing 1907 1rd. Hun I5o4
HtGHEHT prices for o1Bt-on cloth
Inl. INN. ~ LIZ. u .ln.r- LII Ia
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COLLEeTIoN AoENcIEe.

cry COLLECTIONS AGENCY. 400
sixth avenue. lfeat 81 references.
MONEY euLIeeted. u Hnalnn bLaex.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

abB ibR-i % tiLE.
oBuOHhL. IHhMrah a. co. inc.
Abstract Company sHthbilEhfd
1888, Mining claim ubatfacn liH See
ment OF the Mutual life nu uR
Booth WhittloHoy- HHnford AbHiitft
60. established 1869. bnsTmtuf pf
Halter block Telephone Main Ist.
sEATTLE Abstract 20. N. ~ biz.
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pYtIho 40 cLEANINo.
oREssmAkERs.
EDUCATIONAL.

Ciarke's PERRIN Shorthand School.
private individual instruction. 70 i.
alflnma secmraa % fnNfnn biloxi.
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nfCYCTE nlrAIa--
BUSINESS CHANCES.

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vidette
bicycles. Christopher Bros. ili2
Eaa1wA
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PAFF & RoULo. store fixtures,
general 'ohhinF ana Main street
soDERQUIsT & RosELEAF. shops
at sis-220 Spring street.
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eUsIfless COLLEGES.

buy good shinRle
mill cheap In good location. J. w.
Dnlcnm Ballard
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-24

He grinned as he walked toward the
door, but there was nothing malicious
in the look, and Edward Blake gravely
thanked him for his offer.
They were still standing in the same
position, looking at each other, Blake
with one hand on the cover Of his
trunk as if he intended to open 1t as
soon as his visitor was gone, when an
event occurred that some people would
say could only happen In story, but
never in real life. However much
truth there may be in the old saying
that truth itself is stranger than fic-
ton, it Is certainly true that IN the
lives of us all certain tragedies have
come at Unexpected moments In ways
that have definitely changed not only
the entire course of our own lives, but
that Of very many others as well. 1t Is
certain that this event in the life of
Edward Blake, totally unexpected and
tragic as it was, affected in ways he
could not understand both his own life
and that of the young man he was fac
ing.
Some one down stairs had asked a
question Of a student going through
the hall, and the next moment a mes
senger boy appeared at the door Of Ed
ward Blake's room.
(Which of you Is Edward Baker he
asked as he stepped into the doorway.
"I've got a telegram for him."
II am" said Blake quietly. He open
ed the envelope, and Willis Preston for
some reason paused ON his way out.
AS the new boy read the message
Preston knew at once that the news
was very serious.
"My father is dead! Killed in an &C.
cident! Come home!'"
He read the message mechanically
aloud. He was so daZed by it and the
other student was so startled that nei-
Their of them heard Il rush Of footsteps
up the stirs. The crowd outdoors had
come up to see the newcomer and guy
who wanted TO get even with the
freshie for his remark
They were met at the door by Pres
ton, who simply said, with an under
standing Of what was fitting that
would have done credit to much old
err person:
"Fellows, go away. He has just had
terrible news from home. His father
has been killed in an accident"
Edward Blake, sitting down in that
little room, with his head in his hands.
overwhelmed by the news, feeling the
whole universe slipping around him,
not able to grasp the meaning Of the
unexpected event in his young life, had
nevertheless vague feeling of thank
fitness to the boy whom he had known
only a few moments. The crowd in
stantly hushed. A few curious but
sympathetic faces appeared at the door
and looked at the figure of the new boy
as he sat there. The sacredness of
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-24

My father Is dead"
great trouble invested him with the
garment Of majesty. Willis Preston
went up to him and laid hand gently
on his shoulder.
"This is dreadful news for you. Let
me do anything can to help you in
any way"
Blake looked up, still too dazed to
speak.
The messenger boy, who had been
leaning against the trunk, suddenly
spoke up:
"There's Is cents charges on the tele-
gram. This Is outside city limits"
Blake made movement to put his
hand into his pocket, but Preston at
once paid the boy.
"Can you sign the book?" he said,
bringing it to Blake and giving him q
pencil.
He signed 1t, and Preston noticed
that his hand did not tremble.
The boy took his book and went out.
Nov of course you will want to take
your trunk back with you. I'll Tx it
for you. Say, fellows, some one run
down and get Logan to take the trunk
right down to the station"
Meanwhile he busled himself strap.
ping up the trunk. Edward Blake look.
ed on for moment in silence. Sud-
denly he rose and went over to the
window, and Preston heard sob and
the words: Mother! Freeda"
TO BE CONTINUED
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-24

/ EDWARD BLAKE: COLLEGE STUDENT.
BY CHARLES NJ SHELDON,
Author of In His Steps, racom Cddon of Philip Strong
Hardy's Seven Days"


XxzXyxxXxxyxX4x
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-24
TO BE CONTINUED

Cure the cough and save the life."
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the very verge
of consumption.
The Dolores star., 1901-09-13
TRICKEN CHIEF EXECUTIVE
STILL BEARING UP BRAVELY

,naIo. ". V, Sent. s.-T'hrough this
a maceful Sunday every word
cane from the big vine-clad house
nelaware avenue. in which the
cken magistrate OF the nation lies
|dinc for life, was reassuring, and
,isht @ the chances or his recovery
% greatly improved that all of
90 who have kept the patient vigil at
bedside feel strongly that his life
BE- spared.
Shc developments Of last night and
|,ay were dreaded, but. hour nfter
|,r passed and the distinguished pa
n, struggling there beneath the
Hchful eyes of physicians and
lined nurses. showed no unfavorable
hs Five times during the day the
Ftors and surgeons assembled for
ksultation. and each time the verdict
4 unanimous that what change had
kurred was for tlie better.
kot the slightest premonitory
|nmom of peritonitis appeared and
fresh hope born with the morning
lw stronger and stronger as the day
kanced until toward evening the
bfdence expressed in the Presi-
hts recovery seemed almost san
jne.
br Charles McBurney, the famous
Nv York surgeon who hnd been sum
med in consultation. after Il thor
Iii examination in which he said he
Il found not single unfayorable
hptom. Joined in the last bulletin
|ich declared that the Presidents
The Dolores star., 1901-09-13
pL1CE SEARCHING
FOR EMMA GOLDMAN

Buffalo, n. V, Sept. DS.-Police all
Fer the country are vigorously search
for Emma Goldman, the anarchist
nose teachings have had such a pow
Iul influence upon the man who shot
PRESIDENT. This activity follows
ne discovery that the Goldman wom-
and some friends were in Buffalo
ast before the shooting. The Buffa-
police and United States secret SER
ICE oificials are now satisfied that the
ssassinatiOn Of President Mckinley
as only the first of series of crimes
iottet by the anarchists.
National legislation to. more ade-
ua!ely punish will certainly be urged
The coming Congress- Members of
le cabinet now In Buffalo have dis
ussed the subject among themselves
na with senators and representatives
NY tiiis decision to push such legisln-.
ons. ~.
czolgosz was today removed from
le cell he has been occupying to a
uhge0n In the basement, far rinder-
llound. This was done not for pun
aMent, hut to protect him, as there
as lear he would be assassinated by
Ume visitor to the main corridor Of
- lali. Another prisoner who resem-
Ky czo!gosz was removed to another
=, as the police discovered evidences
plot to kill him on account Of the
In his old cell the man
30 visible from the street. --s