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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
FRIGHTFULLY
INCREASING
Damage Suits AGAINST the CITY
Become Appalling.

AccorIinE 10 the annual report o.
Corporation Counsel Humphrey.
which = made public today. the darr
age suits against the city are IN
creasiug IN most alarming way
IN Hhs past IA months suits azxre-
eating si3s.352 have been brought
against the city for personal and
other Injuries. This il mere than
double the amount claimed In any
pr gi1us year
Mr. Humphrey ls especially exer-
cised over the judgment for skfG8
obtained by Mabel Wilson Tor per
s0ual Injuries The judgment. ID Is
alleged. was obtained by the gross
est fraud. misre presentation and
perjury On behalf ~ the plaintiff +"
The report does not explain Why ac-
ton has not been taken against the
woman for fraud and perjury.
The report also sets forth thar in
the past ff months. 81 suits have
been brought against the city. and
that the municipality has Instituted
IL actions. u 81 which we're for the
purpose ~ cordeguninE property for
public use. The acquisition ~ the
Cedar lake tract by the city for res
ervotr purposes viii probably be com
pieted within the next 50 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
BIT ROUGH
ON M'KENZ lE
u. s. Supreme Court says:
"In JslI You Stsy."

WARRINGTON. u. G., March 20.
H' a decision Just handed down from
the United State supreme court. A.
eNander Mckenzie. Of Nome roeelv.
srship fame, iH compelled o. remain
a prisoner In the hands " tho FEEDER
al orircrs At sap Francisco. M.
MoksaAle applied to the United
states supreme court for uvrmiasiau
% file "a petition fur writ 81 hah-
cas- corpus, releasing him from im.
ptisonment Tor contempt Of court IN
hts conduct ~ tho Nome receiver
ship. This rermisaiun T. now de-
Mod by the United States supreme
court, on the grounds that an habeaH
corpus proceeding cannot BE- made
the beais for proceeding tn error
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
TILE ANNUAL
FIRE REPORT
Urges Rigid Enforcement OF the
Building Laws.

The 10th annual report of the IRE
department which la made public
today, utEes the necessity IT a
moro riKld enforcement 81 both The
building and fire laws. special
atfcaa is LAID upon the luK enforce
Wtnt ~ the former. and h TO- claim
cd that half tho loss from nffH ia due
o. the cureleasuHHs ~ the bulidefal
The need ~ "a second assistant tire
chief is strongly urged
The report ~ former chief KEEL
logs continues / know ~ $40 city
IN the country that presents en- many
I'm barfhHHmeniH ga the quick work
expected 81 it, fifa department. ms
does our city Th~ natural grades
and the bad condition ~ some streets
Ia winter make quick response a.
- alarm almost Impossible Yet
Notwithstanding all the difficulties
the department has e. overcome. #
ia matter OF pride that losses are
much tfss IN the aggregate than o.
most cities ~ the size ~ Seattle
Tho IRE department it Is claimed.
IL inadequate and should be eniarg=
I'd and the equipment supplemented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
A. A. MEFF0RD
REPRIMAN DED

patroiman 4. n. Msfrurd's pun
ishment was Heightened BY the civil
service commissioners yesterday AT
trfnuon. insfeud Of dismissal he
viii be repfimhuded. suspended for
30 DAYS. and reduced to the third
grade. The cfHe had been before
the commission more than week.
Menard was removed by chief Mer-
rdlth ON charges Of collecting ana
retaining fue money HIS excuse
waH that hs was merely careless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
hetel Corridors.

Among the guests today at ths
kainief=tifaud az Charles luruz a
canurrp owner 81 Portland ur "
J, Howell, = pFsetitlonsr Of SPOKANE.
James Neal and wlfe oI the Naili
company. r. = Dollar aun Il the
prominent steamship man Of the
sanr name 0f san Franchise. Pred
Packard. mining man 81 spokane
and Lewis ~ Peoples. 81 Portland
~ the Butter n r. Moody. an az.
torneY u Portland Mime Teresa
Careuo. the celebrated pianiste 81
Berlin II. unTrey. a canurFy man ~
Portland. and James ~. Moore. n
mining man 81 spokane.
At the Seattle Capt. Thomas J
Brown. a steamboat man OF Vic.
toria. James 4 johnson. a mining
man II Republic y Hnfabeek n
mining promoter ~ Everett " A
WaahaulSs a rannsFy man 81 Van.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
GIRL MYSTERY
Is UNSOLVED

CoLFAX. March "a Search IS
rtill being made Tor the discovery
IT the body of, or d clgw 10. the nys-
teflaun disappearance of Laura Nor
gan. the girl supposed 10 have been
droH ned two weeks ago In the Pa
louise river. near here. Yesterday "A
large force 81 men dragged "a poi
ton 81 tho river with graphing
hooks. but nothing rewarded their
Efforts. Many persons adhere 20 the
belief that Laura Morgan is still
among he living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
THREE CONTRACTS.

opened by QuhrtrrmnEtrf Nuhlen on
saturday. They will be fuf thu de-
iEefinE ~ government supplies %
Alaskan ports. The uuartarmnster
Wiahsa - determin. whgthsf the
land 90 water route r. the cheapest
Ga the interior
The FIRST contract calls for tho
liRhtsrasc 81 an freight from trans
ports &c Nome and ~. Michael
THE second rHiis for the transport
alton " freight By steamer To- skaH-
way ana thence % uawhun hY rail-
and boat
The third calls for the transports -
fiun 81 supplies 90 the Yukon river
points by why ~ Sc Michael.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

The entire department ia now made
up ~ but IA men classified ne follows
b Ipf aHHlHtHut chief. rfriuieudsri
nc alarms. 30 captains ~ hrutguHntHl
marine engineer and hiH assistant
d stationary engineers. 2 pilots. =
fipsmon, 3 siaksfa. IL dfiyern Hud {
truck men.
During the past year 90 alHfua
were responded fu#uu increase Of o.
per cent over the previous yaar=
with an increase in the number ~
nfen. the losses for tho year fsii N
over % per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
MORTALITY RECORD.

The remains u Frank Brown were
shipped by BoapeY e Stewart e
Chicago. IT,. last nisht for IA
frrmrnt.
Frederick nalf hged 81, died last
alHht ~ his rrHidence AT brooklyn.
Funeral services for Efiir Fiuehes
were held at ie o'clock this morning
from Hutterwurth.H chapel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
TO CHALLENGE
THE PACIFIC

PORTLAND. or. March es--A
raft of legs containing ia.0oa eoe feet
u lumber. u about 60 he construct
ed ~ the Robertson RAFT Gu, with
the purpose II having q tnWed across
the Pacihc ocean 60 Oriental ports
and markets. More than l 90 tons
% chain vii be used 70 lash the inHs
together. The towing viii bs FROM
the port % san f'ranclaca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
AND
SEATTLE WIN

WASHINGTON. IA. C.. March s
The navy department has awarded
TO Jacobson. Nade a Co. OF Portland.
or the contract Tor installing the
salt water protection system I'd thr
Puget sound naval station The con.
tract FOR building wing wall f1f
che Hfrmerfou wharf WAS let 10 tho
Puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging g..
Tor ga. ESQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

eouvcr and Daniel sully. who IL
Pile iuE at tho Seattle.
Al the Northern. uuro McCiotiaud.
e mining man &c spokane. John Mel
son "a merchant N Clehr Lake. 7.
J NeHtur, mining man Of SOUTH
eastern Alaska. and p * Campbell
"a huniueHa man OF Denver.
A. the ulilur. Harry Sargent. O.
fnnchfr ~ Tult. u Il Bruce. lum-
herman 81 akaElti " ~ Tucker. a
custom houHe inspector Of Port
Townsend. und otto stendahi. a
lumber cruiser Of W0oiIsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
LABOR TEN PIE.
Bids Are Issued Tor the Work OF
Excavation.

The Seattle Labor Temple aasocia-
ton met last night and Instructed
Manager Middleton o. issue = esh
for bids for the excavation. fhsaF
viii be opened next Monday evening.
when the contract viii be awarded.
The architect IL new working on tn
plans % the basement and work may
be- commenced as soon as the sxcnN-
atoms hfe finished.
The bonds - Manager Middtston
and Treasurer Peterson have been
uxfd az g. 30 each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

1T the council meeting last night
The plans Of the solid seven" to
capture the machinery were put In
20 effect President Griehton an
nouuced the personnel of the COM
m.ttccs for the ensuing year and
tae prediction that the solid seven
would be found Ia control Was amp
81 verified,
some striking changes were ncees=
Stated. one II the most sweeping
was IN the finance committee. Where
the ''solid seven" had but one rep.
Fesentatlvc. Rude. Il new has three.
Riake. Navln and Rude. Parry and
James Rre lsff on the committee,
but BENJAMIN and Murphy are drop
pci With sunset Blake. Tommy
NaViu and Rude In control OF the
finances the people can guess what
viii hAupen.
On tho ire and water COMMITTEES
the same trio has control Rake.
Naein and BuAe win manage the tire
ard water legislation As well as the
financial legislation.
CORPORATIONS COMMITTEE.
Ia the corporations committee the
..salid seven assumes control with
Vincent. Blake. Muldoon and Rude.
The nth member Is Parry. This l.
the most important ennafnfttee Of al
ana here the combination Is practi-
ealiv perfect The four solid sew
en- representatives viii have TO
difficulty IN doing exactly what they
BE 81 With corporation matters. The
Sunset Telephone Company could
not have arranged the committee
NOR aereeahiY. IRE Eas monopoly
VIII BE- satisfied Tire other enrpoF-
atlons VIII know What the change
means.
The puhile buildings and grounds
committee VIII - controlled BY
Hade. Multoon asa Blake This viii
t0ant when the neN eIty hail ara
ths new Are department buildings
are erected
On adjudication. Blake ana nyers
WI manage things There are only
threa members on thiH committee.
CITY fivhts far into the hands 81
>avin EfiHke Maiduou and Rude
Enara-sef hiils arr given IN charge
tsfiEFrsscA hlfs are given in
tharss - sfuitea- aud Rude. The
thlsd merls.e- s. ntaehaft
ETE on ELECTORS.
FieettenH lH1 boundaries are 50
fmuaffast thHt the solid seven
aeain places four ~ It's members In
eharse. They are Vincent Muldoou.
Savin ard Ruis. The other mem-
trs iH 8 HHa miu.
puiss ar1 order - business In the
cesiuaf are very important They
VII - directed by rrichfau. uia K.
f3ters hnf Mlitoun THE other
member p Rlnehart.
n thE committees - lesser oppsr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
DO NOT THINK
THAT

because the nartell Drug Company
advertise the rommun~r hFtlelss
found ia drug store that they do
not carry the finest. though they
Hail them 81 their usual fair prices
Jockey Perfume tBueriatn'sl =
Ga bottles. regularly sold nj
~ here a. e.. Ftssssssts..s III. -
Roger 4 ahilsts prau de EsrhH-
ne Chypre bouquet dss Amears
and Iris Hlane. regularly sold nt
VI -. here a4ssss - sss.ssss tHst u 10
HowaF = datiets Toilet Waters
rec ti4s hrrs ...tt....,....s.. e
Ia TTrss fnearuat tFevsti. reKu.
lar u 80. here sH4sas.sH tss#.s. u. %
Hath auouEez beet Msditsrran.
can. selected 4ss.tssts..s...*...
s.44..4..s..4 80. 1tc. ttc0 and 81 .
Hair brushes Adams A How
Arda best fnakesi ss.as....ss...
.....s...s &c ttso. o. - and o. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

A limited Number 81 chronic cases
treated free ~ advanced students.
under direction of regular operators.
Tuesdays and Thursdays Washing
ton Institute Of Oatsopathy. Safe
ueuusit building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
cRIrIcIsm rs IDLE.


Criticism Of this wouran's work l.
superfiuous. II sounds learned o.
speak x ttechnlque.e "virtuaaity."
'coioraturr." touch. but her play
Ing Is beyond ali that. II f. more
than Interpretation. Carreuo T.
creative. and she plays Chopin as
no one IN the world can play him.
Nladimer De PaChmhn. who plays
almost nothing but Chopin. inter
prets him. Carreud recreateE. That
perhaps r. her most distinctive quail
lty
Her concert last night was well
attended. but u should have been
damned. Seattle has heard the one
woman who for 20 years has reign
81 supreme In the world ef music.
That is the main fact and IN com
parisou 70 other details. are ~ minor
Importance. incidentally II may be
mentioned that the following urr-
gram was rendered.
Fgntasle, G minor ........ -. Mozart
Sonata. op. a. No. b.. Beethoven
Allegro allegrettO- minuetD-ur presto.
ta) Two Preiudes. SOs. is and r..
10 Nocturne. OF. q, No. z.........
fe) Etude. q Flat ..................
ID Polonaise. %. s. .......... Chopin
ta) fmpromptu, 0p. if2, No. 49,.
- s.ssssssss ssssss.. .ss.s &c hubert
OBJ Soiree de Vtenne. No. 900.
80. ...............s.. Schubert Ltszt
Co Ia Campanelia .Paganini- List
fa) sonettO del Petrarca .-........
fbj Rhapsodis H0ugrUise, no. g..
-. '....t........ ...s...........L List
Masquerade. Ranke hail. Saturday
March 20. Admission &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
CONSOLIDATION
OF S.&I.AND Mp,

A circular signed By J. n Han
nafofd. third Vice president 81 the
Northern Pacific. was received az
the iocai Offices Of the Seattle a In
ternationAi and Northern paeific To-
day. IN regard % the consolidation
81 the two roads I A. Nndena
general passenger agent 0f the
Northern paelhe Ia this city viii
have Jurisdiction over the freight
and traffic departments 81 the seat
tie 4 International and r. .. BretE
viii have local supervision 81 tFafflc
matters u the rad with the title
% division freight and passenger
AGENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

on the Arolinn grand orchestral At
the Hainler-Grund Cafe every even
NIX from $50 e. 6 20. alho 10 u y
q. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
(ARRENO.
The Great Virtuoso Delights an Au-
dience at Plymouth Church.

Thirty years ago Madame Teresa
Carreno was the greatest woman
pianist Of the day Today her POSI-
tion IL pre-emlnent She h without
equai-peerleHs. For over Quarter
Of a century the entire musical world
or, az least, the feminine three quar-
tiers Of u, has striven and worked
with one ambition, 10 equal Carrefi0
That ambition ~ still unsaflsfied
Time has been kind to Carreno. She
81 not. 81 cDurse. the slim dark erea-
fure with midnight eyes, the tinuld.
shrinking manner and witehcraft
hands 81 30 years ago. Carreno's
eyes are still dark. but they are no
longer appealing. They are gentle
aad serene, but they are tired eyes
They have sden grief. and sorrow.
and death, and they look on the
world today with the knowledge that
Pate can no longer hurt And boz
cause Of much suffering and self
denial. and love and thought for
others, CarrenO has become n w0nd-
erfui woman. Her personality h all
pervadlng. She comes into an aR-
esmblage as she dld At her recital
last night, and before she has play
ed note she has her audience IT IS
not that intangible Characteristic
taNHI tNdfNAtf nut HAuAHAUAHE FHfH
more subtle and far reaching IL IS
the outward Influence o. serene and
even mind, and a heart filled with
love for mankind. One forgeta that
Carreni Is no longer young. that she
- portly, that rbe moves heavily,
slowly She still has her eyes, and
her hands.
q LITTLE history.
~ ~ a FAR cry from Seattle 20 New
York 20 years ago. and yet the mind
must 60 there 10 recall Carreno'H
first appearance IN the country. She
hsd come over In company with TOg-
liapiatra, the greatest known bari
tone Of the day. She Was unknown
IL America, for IN those days the
nsws from Europe travelled slowly.
We were satisfied with cur own sing
sr@ sAnd hAs husband lnducad har 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

The most Characteristic feature q
Or. Cfichton's appointments Is the
appearance OF his customary grand
stand play. After putting the eity.s
finances. the cantrol u corporations
and the direction % practically al
legislation into the charge Of the
solid seven" Dr. Crtehton makes
bid for applause by appointing
Murphy chairman q the police. IL
sense and Favsuua committee. It's
colleagues are James. Navln. Vim
cent and Taylor.
This stroke is expected 20 convince
the good citlzens that d.. Crichtun
II Eoing 10 bear with a heavy hand
on vice. IL - his usual appeal 10
the galleries. and - about as im-
poFtsnt - ur. Crtcht0us recent
statement that while he vas oppoa-
ed 70 vicg. VI he happened to be
mayor pro TEN. h would not feel
warranted In making any change
from the policy Of the present may
ur. IN other words Dr. Crichtbn il
a raging reformer In theory but az
gentle rs a dove IN practice ora
foficaiiy. he IL down on saloons.
gambling houses and whaf-not. bat
ar an Official ne bows gracefully %
the VIII 81 others and accepts con-
ditious IS n finds them. fntoxlcat-
I'd with his owu siequenes and the
popular applause that ne ifnaxineA
he hears. Or. Crichtcn comes out
fiat footed on the proposition that
dissipa ton II dreadful When the
time FOR action arrives he assumes
heller than thou attitude aud
calmly lets things happen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
THE SOLID SEVEN HAS
REORCANIZED COUNCIL
Schemes Of avorte Corporations Can Now be Successfully
Put Through by Sunset Blake and His Friends
Also Other Schemes-Prophecy Of the
Star Fulfilled

tunltity. the solid seven gives the
SIX independents better showing.
This "a due partly to the necessity
az putting the siN members some
where. and also 10 the confidence
that the control 81 legislation ts
safely IA the hands OF the solid
seven These committees are aa
follows;
ThE LITrlE GAME.
Judiciary Flyers. james. Rlnes
hart
Claims -- nyera. BENJAMIN. James
Murphy and Taylor.
streets Nuldoon. Hculanint
James. Navtn and RInehaft
Sewers Taylor. BENJAMIN, Mul.
doom. Murphy and Hinehart
Health and sanitation - lane=
hart. Muidoon and Parry.
Harburs and wharNes Rude,
BENJAMIN and Murphy.
Library and printing Parry
euiamin. Byers. fiiake,lamvs-
Labor benjamin.. Murphy and
Taylor
Parks ana bouisvards niake,
Muldoon. Murphy. Hlnehart and
Taylor.
Civil service and salary James.
Benjamin. Muidoan. Murphy. Nayiu.
ftfWah4WF ara ia KfnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

plsy az a concert at which he vas
singing. lie received f3ae for three
songs II was then thought a faha-
LOUIS sum. but IN 1870 TaEiiarletra
held the place In the musical world
nov occupied b. Hifkza. and b.
VIII not sing for less than g. 900 n
night. That one Performance maf@
carrero famous. and she and her
handsome husband were the talk Of
the town.
Time works euffousiy. Praise ard
nAtteFy turned ToEilapietra's head
The young couple separated. ard
Carreno. practically east aside By
her husband. returned 20 Europe.
She remained away for over ~ years
and WhHn abe returned 10 America
she had not been forgotten. Could
there be n stronger Indication - hef
popularity Today carreno f. the
greatest living pianiate. she II a
tue. brilliant woman. Her former
husband. Towliapietra. "a stHl IN
New York His voice Il gone. ard
he makes q somewhat meaasr living
teaching the old norid Italian style
% singing tn the affffntraa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
WEDDING IN CONVENT.
First Marriage Ceremony Ever Per
formed IN Convent In u nfted state,

FIRST MAFTlage Ceremony Ever Per.
formed N Convent In nfted states.
New York. April 19.-Thru the dispen-
sation of Archbishop Corrigan, of this
city and Mgr Begin, bishop of Quebec.
L the first marriage ceremony ever per-
formed within the walls of a convent in
the United States was solenlnized yes
terday with nuptiaI mass In the Convent
oi Mount st. Ursuia, under the direction
of the Ursuiines, at Bedford Park. N. Y.
The bride was Miss Mary Matildo
lO'Ryan, daughter of the late Michael
O'Ryan of Quebec, and sister of the
late Rev. Dr. Sarstield O'Ryan, who at
the time of his death, eight years ago,
was considered one of the most eloquent
orators In the Roman Catholic church ia
Canada.
DR.. Gustave Arthur Taschereau, the
bridegroom. is cousin of Cardinal
Taschereau, and a member of one of the
oldest and best known families OF
French origin in the Dominion
The ceremony was one of the most I'M
usual performed in this country. in that
lit was witnessed By sixty habited nuns,
by seventy five of the pupils of the CON
vent, wearing the simple black dress
and white wells Worn whenever they are
at worship i'll the chapel.
ne ee,ep.a''o'i u .ie iiia'.iase ~
feoloro f q convent was = erlousss o.
slsseriy aile',lioh on ehe pate ~ e,ie
rride toward shsr sister Known ~ .fe
religious worid as Mo1ner MicIaasi's'
and VINO IS temporarily at the MOUNT
saint Ursula house.
she is Attached TO lsrsuiife convent m
l3emarara, United states OF coiumpia,
put the climate impairing her health
she wasl ordered 10 this city and to gla-
stify her desire to see the marriase.o her
sister Archbisnop Sprrlsan granted, ios
the first time IN this country, the prav-
iieges OF having the ceremony take place
in the convent chapel Bishop Begin Of
LguebeC consented 10 the couple being
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
AT THE CHURCHES.
Services for sunday In the variou,
Houses OF Worship.

Services for Sunday In the Various
Houses of Worship.
Soldiers Home Services at 3 D. M,
conducted by Chaplain Jesse Cole
Southwest Mission. south end OF Fifth
street-Sunday school at o'clock every
Sunday afternoon.
Unity Universalist church-No SER
vices Sunday--pastor at Mitchealville.
Sunday school at IL m. Rev H c..
Richardson. pastor.
German Evangelical CONGREGATION
Morning services at 1890 o'clock. sun
cay school at 2:3O p. m. Evening serv-
ices at 1880. Rev. K. Michels. pastor.
First Church of Christ (scientlst),
rooms 1. 2. 3 and 4, Kirby block-Regu-
lar services at 10:45 a. m. and T:30 D. m.
Sunday and at 1880 Wednesday even
ing.
Christian church. corner OF Third and
Church streets, Rev. w. H. Scott. pas
tor-Sermon at l0:SO a. m. and 1880 D..
III. Sunday school at ~ m. and Y. p. S.
c. E. at $40 p. m.
Swedish Lutheran Church. corner Of
Third and Church streets. Rev. Morten
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
GREATER NEW YORK pEMocRAcY
New Party Formed to Fight Tam
yr,Duv Hon

,,nnyI,.u
New yy,rl, A,r,,,o !, 49, !,
va MA :.
-, ,,,,, - :, =
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
emo Land Of the SKY, country.

Avoid the rigors of early spring in the
north by going to the mountain section
of western North Carolina, one OF the
most beautiful countries on earth, with
climatic advantages second to none. In
this region are situated the attractive
resorts of Asheviile, Hot Springs. Try
on, Sapphire and Black Mountain.
where there are superior hotel accom-
modations. and visitors to this country
find it at all seasons of the year MOS,
advantageous. Round trip tourist tick
cts on sale from all points. For litera-
turc. rates, ETC.. write or call on Geo. b.
Alien. A. G. P. A.. Southern railway.
St Louis. Mo. or j, G. Beam. Jr.. N. w.
Pa. A. 225 Dearborn street. Chicago ILL.,