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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-31

De. Maatte 6erren gioe me9en Ser
ligbeo til Og @eliignelie opsr @srnin=
gen.
Gs6ierg er BET nefte Steo, 6por ri
MAJ bare ct 6iem. 9aerebe / Gfterz
adret uoIenOtes 9psaab 6eronl, % en-
Del MiOler er iamleoe, melt 6lunot
6iiterne. Deb minore END 10000 Sir.
! 8dsien fan Der imiblertio lite ppre
5ale ON at bbgge og fun 6albbelen
al oeRne Sum tor Ri / Ziebliftet reg
ne meo. Def er at ben itprIte 9etpoz
Ming. at 8pggearbeioet fan paabegnnz
oes / 4dr, oerfor beber. ieg iad minoe=
Zig pm en- 6aanbsrefning bos enbper,
Der bar 6jerte for pore Semanos %
6iiteres odnitelige 8aar. 800 5iitere
fan Der after / CONNER beregnes at
biqe 6dpe 6iits6apn / Gsbjerg. 800
5iItere % intet anbet 6iem END
9erts6uiene, ital Ri p~irtelig qua inb
til De giltaar cen CONNER til!
pa, fOm o9 bi9lp os! oRegt
mine 5aar", Sob. q, II.
gnoeli9 ital ieg fort mebbele, al bet
ipnes, iom 9erren bar bsrt Dor geQ9z
ring ON en- 9(rbeioer til be Iieaanbffe
6apne, ioet en- ung Sfaqbo f~orip9sbis
bar taget Nr6eibet op beropre. R9rz
mere geitemmelie treFes bpg ferit Tez
mere paa Sommeren.
5remdb, Sub Tfe 5af for bper
Sang, Ri fuar 9ob til at Ie bet.
ct itraalenbe Selifa6 par bet ba,
Der BED @ulamiooagen for be ameris
tanife SHicirer haboe idmlet Iig / pa
l9ets Sale. Deb 6r. 6ebemanns ST.
De iao 9iceabmiral 6igginipn, % mel
lem De a~meritanife Stibs6efer Sfiz
cerer fra ,@alfDrien". SITTER at GU
oerneren baboe uo6ragt Stdalen for
Song G6riitian. tog ban Orbet for be
dmerifanite OHieerer, % bpob ban
6erunoer btreoe, pdd6ertes ie~lbfslgelig
meo Itpr Spm9rtiombeb. = Qarenes
Qeb er 6r. 6ebemann blepen en- imi>
big gorotaler, % bet o~perraifebe berz
for ingen, at ban peo bsnne Qeiligbeb
fit fagt, boao Der ifuloe iiges, liosn
At ban meb ct Orb bentbbebe til 7Forz
banolingerne / Waibington % aez
benbabn. San minbebe ON be penz
lige, reipettfuloe 5slelier, geboerne
pda Zerne dltio 6dpbe naret for beres
ma9ti9e ameritdnife Ra6o, % ban
-uotalte tn geunbring for be Itore
arigsifi6e meo De flingenOe biftoriife
Rdbne. 9enne 5laabe bar en- 9Gre
for bet m9stige 9anb. San bilbe ubs
trntfe i'm Refpett laapsl for 5laaben
ION for Qanoet beb at anmobe Iore
idmlingen pm at brittle en- Sfadl for
Mr. aooieoelt, be Forenebe 5riftaters
prejioent.
9erefter reiite abmiral 6ioqinion
fig og talte begeiitret om be oanIfe
9itinger, Der ! gdmle Dage bar 6apets
9errer, og bpem enbper ung Ss=
mdnbsfano, %. fsrit og fremmeit bans
eger, ifblote Archaeological og 5af. Qos
mirdlen fIuttebe meb at ubbringe en-
Sfdal for ben odnife Srlogsflaobe, en-
Sfaal, amerifanerne Tluttebe ia til
meo begejitreoe !6urra.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-31

idduietts@, pda 10,22s Cons % 16
aonansr, e5aoiana", paa 10,288
Sons % 10 adnoner, ale fprite alass
Ies 0ampitibe. 5rembeles Qomirals
tibet Olympia, pad $50 Sons.
5laaoen meofarte en- 9ei9tning paa
f76 SHitertr % 1886 Mano.
09ppe par oenne ipsmmenpe Serns
60 fommen ino / 6apnen. fpr Der OPP
itoo en- frngteli9 aanonaoe. De iorte
froeoe, at bet par Soroifelo. og lob
forferoeoe op paa 9upernements6ejs
en-, men bet beroligeOe benz, bd De Der
opoageOe 6r. oeoemann, ION roligt
ioo peo Gftermiobagsfdfen. Sra
6pien aabneoe ubiigten fig oper 9ap=
men, bDor o9altprien" ipntes Al tRms
pc meo en- p9loi9 Spermagt. De fore
4m~eritdnere oampeoe runbt omtring
ben, men til De iortes 9leoe GAP ben
Dem |dIIeidmmen BET glatte Gag. 5ils
iioit matte be boloe inbe. Saa bleo
en- gaao fret neo, % ielpe Qomiraz
len git ! 9ano % bilIte frebeligt paa
Or. 0eoenldnn, Der MI 6apoe fadet en-
~tretantet 6at paa 6opeoet. 7ereftsr
ait 9uperneren ielo ON 9orb, mootdz
qen al en- pnloiom Ounoren oper bet
6ele. De iorte itob % rniteoe (mdn
ter life iig / gutserne, FOR De baDbe
in9en). Men De tunoe life fro, at
Grceqencen piloe Hippo leoenoe fra
Def; be danoeoe oog after, od ban,
uoen at ct 6adr bar frummst pad
bans 5ooeo. pdanD 6etroabte 9anbs
ioroen.
Som 9Gieren bar e9ttet, BAR benne
Rptte al tilIbneldbenbe triaerife OPP
trim en- Rette ubisgte 6eflig6ebsbeDiz
Ter, Der paa naturlig Waabe fortfdttes
peo en- 0dlaniner / 9upernerpal9et.
Oct er paa idabanne 3age, 8uperz
nerens iorte aof fdtttit er Den mag
tigite Wano pad Eerne. Raar benne
forte 6erre gadr uo ON Worgenen for
at gre Snbfeb, peb man, at ban er
9obt b%eildaet. % op ao 9d9en tiger
griIen pad aonierberne. Saa bliper
Der itegt og braIet. pal9idlene bliper
luftebe % it9ntebe, % De foroblote
Stole ~opiti1eoe til 6pnprdtiores. 8
9rogene. hoor elers Rotterne ititter
oeres Snuber frem al mango Suffer,
li99er MI Ghdmpdgneflditerne % 6as
Der iig / Ssfplerne. 9piene t9nbes,
oeforereoe aoniuler og ~nebrinqebe
aoniulinber itrsmmer inb ab 5lei=
berene, % ingen ifulbe tro, at banTt
9eItinbien par mooent til 69llesubz
bafa.
Oct bsr isorigt iiges ON 6r. s6ebes
mann, at ban beo iduoanne 2eiliabes
Der optreber meo en- life rinoe @prz
oi96eo. @upernsren bar opfattet i'm
Sitting iom b9renbe rent reprpIenz
tatip, % naar fremmsbe Gifobrer be-
Tiger 2erne. tr9tter ban / Spenbers
bufserne o9 ititter hperfen up for @us
bernsren pda Samaica elsr CT. Do
min9o, for life at tale ON ct baarliot
Wdbiteb fom Ct. Rita. 6r. 6ebemann
bar | @arenes 9s6 fauet ct gobt Rapn
/ fremmebe Mdriner, og ingen Gifdbs
re9ef, Der plaifer om / be 5arbanbe,
gaar bans DIR forbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-31

giaar qGierns henueuoer its til 5olt. Ger
ouerterer i8iaoet. eilten ior at tebe hos benz
eller Ior at IA GplpsniuSer OIL Oct aoertes
reoe. bepes De alto omtale, at De lac Auer.
tisiementet / bette 6lao. Get oil pQre til
senlioig gtDtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-31

! 5uatbuiet 6apOe 0eioenrei4 l9rt
en- 9pin0e at fenOe, iom itoo BAN iad
goot an. at ban, pa De beg9e par IN
igen, 9ifteoc fig meo 4enoe. !9ln ut
ingen COB S%nOhpOelie boerten pad ham
eaer bans gengeiaaer. 5orbrpOeren
outfeee Up / ban igen. Do ban plans
toqoe lit 9nperi al GuloRornene.
San 6aboe tit 0eilig6eb til at tomnie
pua gibliotetet og i aunittammeret,
bpor Staten laa, og pda oisie gelpg
un%oerIp9te ban ef~terbddnoen ale De
DIRE, ban futOe igennem for at taa
6ornene. st Bar at 9srene pasieoe
bans egne Rpgler itrafs til, og til 8es
item Oct bgeieoe fig ialt ON So Dr.
reg laoeoe ban TelO falite Ne9ler til.
Den 4. mai 1902 / Stumringen
prspeoe ban Rpglerne for QIDOr, %
besberre = be pasieOe fun dltfor
0oot, aae 0srene aabnebe Jig piaigt.
6eioenrei6 fog @lasitabet meO 9ors
meme itu og tog benz liant ct Bar andre
Cub og Splpiager biem uOen at
6lipe ppoaQet. Den 3. Mai 1902
fanotes aae 9gre dabneoe, upen at en-
Sjal bapbe noget Spor al 5hOen at
pe9e PAD. Der bleb anitiaet omfdts
tenOe 5or6er % ubidt en- tor gelsns
ming, men alt forgGpes. 6ornsne par
"a bleb borte % georpoeIien bar tor,
t6i Oeres 5orIpinben 6etragteoes meo
Rette iom en- national ltlntfe.
8 Seioenrei6s 6anber fo%rpdnbles
bes Sornene imiOlertib mart til ale
Sldgs Smntfer, at bbis 5oriGroigelie
ban MI lepeoe. Meget fl ban life I'D
berdf, fun til -taroeligt 6usbe6op %
til nogen officiating paa ben gonlle
trnttenbe 09lo.
5or at faa 6ebre Sang / 5orretnins
gen gap 6eiOenrei9 fig enonu en- Sang
iii at f%orfalife Msnter, oenne Sang
bog life aan9bar Msnt, men slters
Ianoife opagooer", iom ben Sang bar
meget bnbebe. Selpfelgelig uOgaO ban
Menten for 9gte, og fit uoen at OGttc
Mistanfe en- Del ofiat til foritedi9e
6uloimebe Der / gnen. "a ban fsrit
/ Qaret 1903 6enpenbte fig iii en- Subj
imeo meo en- iGrlig itor Sdmling at
be paag9lbenbe Menter, git bet bog
gait. @ulbImeoen melote 6eioenrei6
til politiet; bet bite iig, at Wenterne
bar falite % laoere al BAN ielp, og =
bbab Der fog Sobebet paa Ssmmet
- / 6eioenrei4s 9iem fanot man belle
fem gunb raa Sub = 9eiten al De
i~tjaalne @ulbborn.
Gnbnu famine 9ar FAB 9eiosnreid
igen / 5ugtbuiet, bemt til ~liosOurigt
Opbofo Der; % benne Sang Hap ban
life iaa let. 5 81 LANCE Qar mddtte
ban ii0be Der, rigtignot ligeiom for fas
boriieret paa mango Waaoer, fsr ban
1910 / Ell Nloer al 80 Var pddnp blep
benaabet. Ibe at Stanb til at fOrs
Ierge Iig Ielp, Iom ban iel~bfslgelig MI
bar, bfeo ban anbragt pod 2absgaars
ben, og / 1914 enbte ban lit 2iO IOm
Gem pad Qlminseligt 6oipital.
ri 8%ulbbornsne / bersg oprinbslige
Stittelfe etsiiterer Der life MI nogen
%nsiagtig aopi. Gn aopi / Glfenben
al bet enc inbes / ct. q~etersborg; TO
afitsbninger gift / lin lib til grunbe
unber 5Orienbelien til Stalien, og be
10 isloforeplbte @uloborn, Iom MI
inbes paa 0lbnorbiit Muieum, til>
Oeje6ragtes / i'm lib at Song 5reberit
ben Snbenbe efter noele 5e9ninger at
be %itidatne !6orn, ON bbis q~aalibsligs
6eb, Der tan bisputeres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-31
sra Spm anosmisiionen.

Bib. RaiA itrioer ia,,8rltl. Dag
blaD":
9eo CUBS tore Naaoe fan Der after
peges pad ct file 5remao / bet 4rbeiDe
for pore Sem9nos 5relfe, Der I'D ira
SnoresW isIio er taget op / bore
qroDins s6apne. 5oreprigt er bet
min 5ro, at De iiOite gegipenbeoer IN
oenfor Semdnositanben bill faa mani
ge al bore Spm9no til at inbie 9ulz
6eoen at 9erbens tore 9efter og gre
benz ~moptagelig for Sroets Sob.
Mdatte Ri oa beoe Og drbejoe.
ariIti 6immelfartsoa9 81. AZ Iam>
leoes en- life, inbbuot 8rebs iammen
meo be / aoloing 6abn pRrenoe Sgz
menb til Snbpielie at ct life Sgz
manos6jem eaer pei ~rettere Go ep9relz
ie Deb aolbing 6apn. Def par en-
Sang / ginter, 5anten TOM op bos
pore &olOingoenner. 5 no9le Oar bar
Der ub ira a. j. Il. 30. giort ct goot
9rbeioe for Sgm9nbene, f9rlig al
Sfomagermeiter grubn, men nj, oa
De unges s6jem lDtteOes lengere op /
gnen, pilbe 4rbejbet blipe meget pan>
iteIigt, maaIte umuliggiprt. Sg aols
bling 6srer til be al pore Yrooinss
bdpne, 6bor 9erts6uisne er mango, og
bbor lsfe apinber fnbes / tort Gal.
Sagen bleO lagt frem for 9errens
9enner paa &oloingegnen, og bels oeb
gibrag fra oisfe, beIs ira 9ennerne
og gorgerne / aolbing gp, Tom be
ngbbenbiee Mibler burtig til 0sje,
Smiblertio bar Der egentlig fun cen
2eiligbeb, Der bar pasienbe for Die
mebet - og ben bar life lebig. Men
unoerligt bar 5erren aaibebef faaet
bet mdget, og MI er Ssmanbsitu en
Der. inbrettet | bet 6dbnen allerner>
met ligsenbe 6us. of ben 4 Stus
ere 2eiligbeo er ben fsrite Stue 2efes
b9relie, ben neite, Der er mebleret al
9eftbreren, itddr til fri Qf6enpttelIe,
og be to andre er 8eitprerens pribat=
leilig6eb. 6iemmet er tiGige Qf6olbss
re%itauration, og bet 6aabes, at bet fom
faaoant tunbe bliDe fsgt at 5ifferne,
Der fommsr til 9ber, maaife ogfda at
4r6ejbere beb 6dbnen.
Som fdgt, 81. AZ baiebe 8ueffaset
ober 9iemmets DIR, og inbenfor bar
Ri en- fife 9rebs Iamlet beb beffebe
gorbe. Jerit tafte paitor goct, aol>
bling, ub fra Or6et: .Seg bill fsbe biz
ne gubs @eie, t6i bu giber nit 5jerte
at aanbe frit." 9an tafte om ben
2Dffe at funne ddnbe frit fom ct Cubs
Barn Der eier Sbnbernes Sorfabelfe |
Sefu Blob, og bborlebes bette 9jem
ifulbe bore ct Wibbel til at bragg Sgz
menb inb | ben 2bffe. Derpaa inb>
bisbs ian 6ismmst | BEN treenige Cubs
Habn. = Misfoner Sfpbsgaarb, Der
er 5ormanb I 9jsmmsts geifprelie,
braste en- Sat til benz, Der babbe Biz
braget til 9jemmet og nebbab Cubs
0elfignelfe ober BET. Derefter ferbez
rsbes gbofofabe, og ffere babbe Orbet.
Misfonor Rdfd, Sbenfe, talte ub fra
DIP. 8. 81, 23-26 os betonebe iom
1T 5aab, at ben Dag maatte fomme,
ba Der runbt I ale bore 6apre maatte
bore ct pirfiomt Mrbeibe for bore So
manbs Grelfe. g. s. Il. M.s Setre>
tnr, aanb. Sbertfen og Gormanben,
abmb. Climb braste 6ilfen fra Sbs
manbspreft Storm | 2on6on og talte
ON, bborlebes Gorbinbeffen melIem &.
s. Il. M. os bennss Gfub, Gbmanbs>
ifuen, ffulbe aanbelig bebdres trobs
Mbninelfen | bet bbre. 9ifibf i1uts
tebe pafor Boct meb wsn.
Oct bar en- bpsselis og ffsn, lille
Snbpielfesfef. Hefbrer Ct ST. Sfos
mayer Damme, Der | ct Oar Oar bar
fin Msifer osfaa | bette Mrbejs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-31
ySanIfcren"

bliuer ieuot til Subifribenter. inotil uotrpi-
telis Cpii9elie mobtages al uO9iaerue o9 al
@9lo er bttalt, / Cperensitemmelie meo 7e
5oreneoe Staters 4oItlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-31
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15

AND KOO-H00S

At tsz annual meeting held late
yesterday afterncon in the Rainier
Grand hotel. the Pacific Coast Lum-
hermen's association elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows;
las + helL president. Chas r.
fatfeu. vice president. A. r. Nc-
Evan. treasurer. Victor n. Beck
man. secretary. BEARD % directors
--E. e. Grirwv. W. n. Aruff, r. ".
Alexander. r. W. Charles, -. w.
Hamilton. o. ~. Enaerson, &. ".
White. Michael Enrles and G.. r. I'm.
Tns meeting vas representative %
the lumber interests % the $orth-
west. there being - ~ the most
prominent iumeerm@n Of Oregon and
Washington In attendance.
In the absence 81 President Jas
=. Bell the meeting was called TO
order oy Vice President Chaa. y.
Patten. After the election Of Of
ficers little business was done aside
from hearing the reports Of commit
tees.
IN the evening the Order OF Eno-
Hoes held an initiation. and some
thing else" IN the Masonic Temple
haii. behind locked doors. The
H0o-Hoos Is a secret order whose
membership II composed % lumber
men and railroad officials. The az
fairs of the order are always kept
reiigt0usly secret, the only thing
ever divuixed being the assurance
that things are always done
brown"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
a. 1. campbeII,s Case

A jury in the criminal department.
of the superior court today heard
the smbezxlement case Of the state
against A L. Campbell. The case
has dragged along In the courts since
the fall Of 1900. Late this afternoon
the case was disrnlaaed> owing -
an error IN the Information. II IL
not known whether new information
win be filed.
Campbell waa formerly local agent
for the American Bonding and Trust
GO. ~ Baltimore. lie " accused II
defraudiug the contracting firm ~
Gribbie and Duhamei q 500. b. ap-
propriating premiums paid him by
the firm on contracts 10 be bonded
by his company. His ban was t1z50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15

e.. H. Hudlcy. byron. Whatcom.
Frank A. Evans. rrnohaCot. Sno-
homish. Herman Trapeur. Vienna.
Port Townsend, J. g. nonnclly Ia
coma and nonnelly. Tacoma, i. n,
Butler, Arlington. Seattle. John
willard. Victoria, seattle. y. n.
Tunin. Olympia, Olympia. Albert A,
WaddeN Colonial. seattle. W, W.
Herman. Grand Central Tacoma ~.
G. Huurefford. Pomona, Hoauism,
w T. Christ. Montesauoi Alfred ~,
short. Seattle. Seattle. W, a.. Potts.
pilleT. Seattle, pctcr Relic. fuyaliup.
puyaliup s, 8, HALEY. Northern,
Seattle. Ferdinand Schmita fiutlcr.
Seattle. Jacob Haas, Alaska Conn
mcrcial Seattle ". Il. Dunbar Raj
nicr-Grand. Seattle. A, Hewitt
Globe. seattle, A, A. SeaEravc, ovci.
dental. Seattle. w a. Morse. Colon
made. Seattle. Marshall X. Smell. TIA
coma. - A. FeffiEs. Monte Crisio.
Everett. Robert Lowry, Pacific,
Aberdeen; /. T. Bradley. 81. helens,
Chehalis. W. =. stevens. stevens.
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
HOTEL men
AT BANQUET
After Organizing the Association
They Eat

Hotel propFietors OF the State OF
Washington have organized to pro-
tect and promote the interests Of the
business. The orRan izati0n. which ~
known az the Washington Hotel
Keepers Association. was formed at
meeting OF the leading hotel men
Of the state. held al the Stevens
hotel this city. yesterday afternoon.
The officers elected were as follows
r. y. Dunbar. proprietor Of the
Rainier Grand. Seattle, president:
g. Donnssiy, Hotels DonDeIy and
Tacoma, Tacoma. vice president
George ". Ritter. Hotel Reporter.
Seattle. secretary. w. r. Stevens.
president Stevens Hotel Company.
Seattle treasurer.
IT. y. Dunbar. who was one u the
main leaders In forming the or
gauizatiOu. called the convention to-
gether and stated SIS objects. The
object Is. he said. 70 protect hotel
men from dead beats" secure leg
isiati0r for the interests Of hotel men
and 20 promote a closer and friend
Her feeling among them. A consti-
tuition along the lines named was
adopted An annual meeting will be
held the second Thursday IN July ~
each year The next meeting win be
at Tacoma.
The Banquet
Last night the local hotel men en-
tertaIned the visitors AZ an elaborate
banquet given az the Rainier Grand.
President Dunbar acted az toast
master. J. g. Donneily. 3. 3. Bailey
and a. =. SeagraYe were among
those who responded 70 tOasts.
Those present at the convention
and banquet were as follows. q. W
I.amplng. New York hotel, Hoquiam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


AUCTION SALE. q. Bickerton
VIII sell al public auction on the
premises. cor. Of Yesler and 18th
ave, Friday, Jan. nth. AZ 1890 a.
M, the contents Of iO-ro0m house,
consisting u handsome parlor fur
niture, 81 paintings gxI2 sarabend
rug, elegant parior cabinet. Daven-
port, library table. = -sawed French
leg extension table. fine oak side
board. china closet, cost % days
ago $4,000. dining chairs, with
carver, handsome iron and brnHa
bedsteads dressers. c0mmodes
desk. bookcase. hair mattress.
feather pillOws, comforts. spreads.
Wilton velvet carpets. drnpsries
toilet sets. china. crockery. glass
ware, rugs, linoieun, fine I. X. T.
steel range, together with entire
household effects. cor. Yesier and
10th ave, Friday, Jan. 18th, at
1870 a. m. F.. O. Bickerton. auct.
GEORGE REDLTNGER. your moth
er II dead. come home at once.
Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
LAST EDITION
. O'Clock.
POPE Leo
is AGAIN
FAILING
latest Rdvices Say That He
Is Generally but Half
Conscious

LONDON. Jan. -NetWlthstand-
ing fhe reports recently issued by
his physician that the pope was en-
i0yiuk better health than he had
previously knowa In yvafS, his holi-
ness is again seriously al,
Renewed reports q his weakness
have reached London Following the
Chronicles story az bis having sur
fcred a fainting spell, comes the re-
port that he takes but little nourish-
ment and IS daily growing more
sephls
The latest naviccs as published hy
shc papers here - 90 the effect that
the pope l. gradually declining and
- gNnsrAay bat half-ccnSciouN lie
Is said % b. struggling for llre and
the rstsntion 81 has force OF mind.
and rexxlstantly SAYS that he Is well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
Big BLAZE

los ANGELES, Jan. iS.--Flra this
morninG destroyed the establish
ments ~ Newmark and CO., whole.
sale coffee mcrchauts, and Hayden
and Lewis, harness manufacturer.
located on Los Angeles aud Common.
cial streets. Tho damage fonchra "A
quarter % a million doilara. Partial
insurance Waa carried, The fire WAS
caused by coffee roaHter. The old
National ba nk and fanfrancn build
iuga were also badly damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
1. o. G. T..

Loyal lodgo. No. iss. beta a very
successful meeting ia New York
block last Tuesday evening. when a
large number ~ 1Nmplars were pres
emit including a good representation
from other city lcdEvs. five cam
didates we're Initiated A good pro-
gram was rendered under the direc-
zion ~ Mrs Wason. 7. q. r. IL was
decided % take dcfinHs action
against new saloon lately estao-
ilsbed ln q residence district. Flee
ton o. officers wiz take place on
ahn eSth inst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
ANNUAL REPORT

The annual meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian association was held
Monday night ln the association
rooms On First avenue. Secretary
a. :. Alien. In his report. showed
that the year 1904 vas the mast sue
cessful IN the history Of the ass0cia-
ton.
During the nast year the associa-
tinn has raised and snent more
money; has reached a membership
mark 81 over 500. more than ever
before. and has accomplished more
things and done them better than Ga
AIRY preyinEs wear During ths iaet
II months sl..szrss Yves expended.
u which s2.ie0 was tar permanent
improvements IL r. nos the aim OF
the asSocta ton 10 make money. but
20 expena an a can xst. hence there
IS very little surplus now tn the
treasury. The disbursements % this
year were over 5000 more than last
year.
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Has Failed Once

Or Roswell Hubbard. against
whom the prosecuting attorney has
hled an Information charging him
WIN prncticing medicine without "a
license, undertook 20 pass the oN-
animation about two years ago. lie
Tailed nnd maudnmuaed the medical
board 90 issue e license Ca him The
case went ga The supreme court. but
Dr. Hubbard was beaten at every
turn of the road
However. that did not Interfere
with his practice. which hc has con-
tinued right along Like the little
busy bee he has Improved each shin
ing hour. ana the cloudy ones as
well. thus Hurpnsning the industrious
insect. .aaais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
Bows Peculiar Fad

Two small boys made a peculiar
find sunday IN the neighhorhocd OF
b16 sd avenue. In small package
lying on the ground they discovered
three s. gold pieces, a few other
coins ana SS-cRliher Smith and
Wessan revolver Policeman Cam
cron reported the matter 60 head
quarters. but tho police know little
about the matter. Tho stuff - cv-
identity the product Of n burglary,
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Tonight Car Service

Tonight the city council will meet
IN committee % the whole % ar
range a Hehedufe for cars OF the Sc
attic Electric Co. Inadequate ser
vice has been bitterly complained %
and an effort VIII be made tonight
20 better a.
Their VIII BE- present the officers
81 the Seattle Electric Co. who will
be asked 70 explain why there n a
shortage o. cars. Members q the
varieus Improvement clubs and cit
liens In general have been invited 20
attend and state thAir grievances.
which the council viii enaeavor to
adjust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
Fourth Ward Democrats

Never IN the history ~ the Fourth
has there been un much activity dis
played among Democrats ~ that
ward At their meeting last night
% large amount u business npper-
tanning 90 the present campaign whf
transacted Important matters we're
discussed ana acted on. Speakers
hHVe been invited 20 entertain the
club ht the next meeting, Tuesday.
Jan. n, az the club rooms. Ga FIRST
avenue. All Democrats are cordial
~ invited % attend.
ss
Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
NEPHEW

SAN RAFAEL Jan. i6-NItsa IL
oaneF Morrow. daughter u the fed.
crai judge. was married today 10
Lieut., Henry tsatrobo Roosevelt,
nephew of President Roosevelt The
couple VIII leave tomorrow FOR the
Philippines. whittier Roosevelt il or.
dwfed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
She Stenned Into Bay

A Jury in Judge prather's depart
ment ~ tins superior court yretsFdaY
awarded Margaret Winfield a $500
verdict against the Seattle Electric
Company.
On a dark night last fall Mrs. VIM
Md stepped from a Grant street car
into Elliott bay. sustaining some
slight injuries, She sued the COM
pany for 81. 90 damages
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Theaters


At NAilcy lofEe"
The colonial play, AT Valley
Forge" will run out a pleasant week
al the Third Avenue. The Saturday
matinee VIII ho unusually attractive.
willson's siinstreis
Wilson's Juvenile Ministries are
meeting with an kinds Of good luck
while on their road tour ~ Ever
ett the house was sold out before
tho company reached there. ana the
Tacoma papers pronounced the show
hy tho Senttie company the best
seen there IA months.
Seasoned by these out-of town per-
fufmhncea the company Viii return
Friday night 10 the Grand Tor three
performance. That they viii be
most generously greeted IL shown b.
tho steady run OF patrons az the box
window when the sale opened this
morning,
Popular prices viii prevail at all
performance. but the grand chill
dFen'H matinee. Saturday. n expect
ed 10 attract one OF the biggest
houscn the Grand has ever held, by
reason Of an ingenious guessing con-
test which has been put Ia motion
among the children OF the city.
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Or. waggoner dentist Globe block.