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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
PLAN OF WEST SEATTLE
"CRIMPSv IS Fooled BY A
CLEVER TRICK Of RIVALS

was master Of the British ship crom-
leashire when abe sank that French
steamer Burroyne OF the Newfouna
land coast Some three years ago
Nearly 500 lives were lost In the cot.
ltnion.
the shaAhaied crew. with three
exceptions. were all Engiirhmsn.
SIX Of them. Tom Taylor. Phil Rob
ert.on. \. Burke. u. Wfiiowden. John
Harrison and l.. Bfanno~. went 10
Port Townsend at noon, where they
VIII sail for England. They we're
told they say. by Dee and King. the
West Seattle men. who attempted TO
ahip them on the Largo law. that
the vessel was bound for that coan-
try.
when We learned. soon after be-
ing placed aboard the ship, that the
Largo Law was going 10 South Afr
ca instead 81 homo. we determines
to jump overheard aud swim ashore
rather than stay aboard. The YES
eel was anchored not far from a
boom % logs and We believed we
could reach them when the british
deputy consul osrne aboard with the
pcrs for us to sign. We refused.
The ship was already 20 weigh an
Choir, hu; the captain could not help
himself and we went ashore on the
Wandercr.
ssTuesday Dec and King watched
us all nlrht while we were NJ the
ha thhousc. They were armed with
Colts reviewers and had three bull
dogs on hand besides. About II
o'clock We were taken TO Seattle on
the sites mer Adva nee and then trans
fcrred to the tug Evergreen, which
took us TO the ship"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

Hcattie'E h,Hhwaymen after taking
feAt Of twenty four hours. resumed
their lahors last evening For the
second time IN the history ~ the
city their victim WAS a woman To
his credit u Is 60 be said that the
foatpad uHed no Violence toward hef
bal she had meneY Aged MfF.
McAfdie was brutality beaten because
she was pcnnllans when "a thug held
her 40 ln the new tendsl ioin.
MisF NandrrNeckef, thu young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. ~
Nanderwocker. OF 81 Nineteenth ave-
Htie, was the sole contributor to the
hiHhwaymen'H relief fund last night.
a. least the police have failed Go give
out 20 the newHpa pers any other re-
ports 81 like occurrences which may
have come In.
Miss vanderwecker, a glrl In her
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the vessel. which - tying In the bay.
20 ira but II vas discovered on
reaching the ship that the crew de-
uaanded 20 be- taken ashore. This
Was done. and II now looks az ~ Capt.
Henderson Will either have 10 suffer
> hong delay or take his crew from
the locaI boarding house.
The shanxhaied sailors claim that
halt q DOZEN runners and toughs
were employed to watch them while
they were locked In the bathhouse
All their. clothes were taken from
them. and they claim Il was the In
tentinn 60 make them work the whole
passage TO Port Elizabeth without
wages
The practice Of .crimplns- was
once exceedingly prevalent on Puget
sound. OF recent yeats ~ has not
been 30 common. The federal courts
have power 10 punish 'crimpn" Sc
Yefefy. and the state department re-
gently Instructed the local United
states attorneys once 90 riridly
prosecute al vtoiators Of the laws.
for the protection Of Heamsn.
Ways es the "crimps"
When "crimps- ship a seaman.
they not only get a bonus from the
master of the ship but also draw
advances on the mans wages and
conveft them 10 their own use on the
rsea that the raiior WAS In debt at
the Boarding house.
Usually the seaman IL made drunk
BY the crinps. and does not know he
has shipped for a deep sea voyage.
uufft he h. Tar oft from land. And
AZ the end OF the voyage he II coolly
Informed that he has already drawn
"A large part Of his wages.
Capt Henderson of the Largo Law
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That they were Imprisoned for
two days in the occidsntai bathheasr
AZ wsst Seattle with the Intention %,
being shanshasei aboard the British
ship Largo Law .ls the Htory to3d ~
" sailors who came ashore from the
vessel last evening.
The Largo Law. Capt. Henderson.
arrived from Tacoma Tuesday klxht
TO secure crew. Her mastef ~
fused 90 take on a cttw at that port
from the sailor boarding housctscp-
err. claiming that he could aecufe the
men cheaper frofu a West seattle
boarding house. which was estah-
iiHhed two weeks ago.
Il IL the custom OF the masters ~
british ships 10 pay $50. OF about
called boarding house heepers-
really ~erimpr pat aboard th~lr
vessels. II IN generally necessary
for all foreign ship captains 10 pay
this blood" money 90 secure crews.
but Cart. Henderson expected 10 ger
hin men cheaper NJ the new West fe-
attic place.
a Clever Triek
u seems that a local ''huardinr
house" which u "A branch Of the one
at Tacoma. was notfned Of the
scheme Of its new rival at West Pa
attic. aud laid plans 10 defeat u.
The local conrsrn succeeded I'm add
ms To the sang Of Imprisoned sra-
men across the hay three or -four
stool pigeons" The stool plEeoIis'
prevailed upon the others not 10 asxn
the ships papers when they were
placed aboard the largo Law.
The tug Wnnderer went from the
bunkerH during the afternoon 10 tow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
HIGHWAYMAN ROBS
YOUNG GIRL OF PURSE

early teens. left the city shortly be-
fore o'clock as "A passenger on a
Capitol mn car. She got on at the
corner % Fifteenth avenue ana
Thomas street and had gone but a
few steps when she met the thief
tie stopped her and a. an undeftons
.manded her fuuney.
The rlr WAS dumbfoundcd for "a
moment bat finally thrust her purse
into the footpad's hand. he opened
u. While he was examining the con
tents Aiiss Nauderwecker boited ana
ran home.
Che told her story Co her parents
aud they AZ once notified the police
The Rifl gives very accurate de.
hcription ~ the hiEhwayman. whass
face she saw plainly. under the glare
Of street lamp. Hhe says there
WIS - In her purse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

rstrh ofYai. decaysd meat. bleach
- ospe<. sfarnant blood. Old hides
md dirfy hair are the deiectahse
espt~s thaf have been discussed since
rsterdsy Afternoon in Judge Tall
n@n's department. 81 the superior
s1rff. a score or more Of residents
g Beacon I'M have testified that
me Ffye-Bruhn cornpsnys siaught-
erhouse. on Grant street bridge. "
nishy % the superis tive degree ana
sn24 4 "a the source Of noxiouss nau
st<finz odOrs, which contaminate
u- atmosphere Of the neighborhord
tnd faint the food Of families resid-
M half q mile away.
According 10 the testimony oueIso
~ the plaintiff In the hrst OF the
thrtt Slaughter house nuisance eases
NE district for a mile around the or
fsfsive establishment u unnt for hn-
nan hsbitation.
&. n. Frye. u the Frye Bruhn com
psny, however. testified In his own
pthsif that the siaughterhouse was =
modei o. cleanliness lie portrayed
70 NE court a system for handhnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
Chief SULLIVAN OUT
& WITH MORE PROMISES
upcnrAsrs Nouns or pArsol WILL o. FAN
OUT TIE cRMsNAls-pARLoH HOUSES TO 90

Policemen sill be detailed On beats
In the residence districts Of the city
that have long been neglected. There
will be almost double the old mum
her Of men on duty az night Every
Questionable character viii Be
Thrown 81 jail and VI po<slbIe. the
chisf says. every known ereuh VIII
be driven out OF the city
The houses Of ~ fame on Wash-
iuSton street wilf 20 coon. said the
chief this morning. -I-ne paved sis-
trlct viii be eiesned out Tbs tins
~ these so-ealied .'parior houses r.
nov very short. and " may be but
few Days that they VII be allowed
10 remain open where ehey are.
prnw poker IL allowed 70 be play
"a IN saloons when only ehsekn are
used. The police are not attempting
10 cioaa aanes for drinks and for
small money. However. the chief
viii not allow any Gnues 70 run
where there Il money on the table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
QUICK WORK ON
GOULD ROAD

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. t,--Work
ON the Gould line down the western
bank of the Mississippi between
Memphis and New Orleans, known as
the Memphis, Helena a Louisiana
railroad. Is making phenomenal pro-
greas, and It Is said II viii be In OPP
Grafton between Trip Junction, near
Arkansas City. Ark, and Concordia,
Ia. straight down the river. by Feb
ruary OF next year. At Concordia a
connection IL made with the new
northern extension OF the Texas and
Pacific while AT Tflpp junction, the
Iron Mountain line from Little Rock
TO Arkansas city, Ia tapped. After
the opening OF the portion OF the line
Indicated. Little Rock and contian-
Gus territory viii have through
short line TO New Orlean along =
water level over the Gould roads,
II n not expected that the direct
connection into this city win be COM
! pletcd short Of rs months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
HILL RESIDENTS
TESTIFY AGAINST NUISANCE

ard killing cattle that was not w the
Ie.ss objectionable. cream pens, 80
mentsd floor. frequently flooded with
xatsg and perfectly drained, deedor-
lxiug machines that caught every OF
fenslve vapor without giving M
.lIrhteef chance 60 escape into tue
pure afraosphrfe q Beacon Hiii were.
according to aim. the features Of the
FRYE hruhn siaushtsrhoure.
pr. Clarence Lovederry and pf. y.
IA. Hess, on behalf Of the dsfendant
company. swore that the healih or
the residents Of Beacon Hih we're
not menaced By the Frye Bfuhn es-
tabINhmsnt.
Jobn sutherland and J. G. Ford.
nlaushterhouse employees, said thai.
as experts ia the business. tsrtihed
that the facilities for siaughtering
ana dressing beef In the FrYs.Bruiin
plant were exceptionally good.
Attorney J. T.. waller. ". =. Ferre.
George A. Hawley. John Powell and
IN. w. Emmons are conducting VIZ
oroun prosecution on behalf OF the
plaiutln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
IMPERIAL H
SUCCESSION
Russian Throne May Go to
Collateral Limo

VIENNA, Dec. "A dispatch from
81 Petersburg says elaborate rehs-
ious services were held there today
IN eelsbrntion OF tho birthday or the
czarowitch, who was born November
~, O. =. uccember ~. The services
Included Thanksgiving for the csnro.
wltchsa progress toward recovery al-
though as a matter OF fact, those IN
"a position 10 know declare that the
heir preaumptive 20 the throne ~ az
fiieted with tuberculosis, and that
the disease has reached AN advanced
stage.
The announcement was made last
August that the czarowitch was cns
gagged 90 marry the second daughter
Of the Grand Duchess Anaatnein OF
Meeilenbura- Bchwefin, the Duchess
Cecile Augustine Marie. II N re-
garded as q significant fact that no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

c1s~f " Psliee Sullivan 10 out with
- zsaal monthly promise 60 -eisss,
- ~ criminals This morning BE
fssrt an order irnEfhsninE the hours
=. fs1y Of his psffsiru~n FROM three
70 four hours each. The rryt patrol
psl1csmrn viii hereafter work II
ao4rk while the other two pstfoss
IN work u hours each.
According to the order given the
ck4tsins ~ the chief today. the hrst
l<<rpi. the ore that has formerly gone
- eaty At 4 osclock In the morning.
WI start At l o'clock In the NOM
- and work until ~ o'clock noon
Ne second patrol VIII hereafter 20
. dasy At noon. its regular hour.
al VII remain out until midnight
neleaf Of : o m The third patrol
- hsretofoTe gone on duty at =
scieex IN the evening. and has been
r<iisved AZ o'clock In the morning.
H<feaffsr this patrol uiii report At
n and viii Be relieved at 6 a m
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trial VII BE- that he though, the
money was 10 tzs used Tor trNHirf.t
crseh.a sing ssea
True bills werr also returned
against All sing AMI sing song
charging tisrfn ssth forging cefsifi-
Gates % rsssa~nre sith the Intention
of defeating the Chinese exclusion
law.
Frask peansii. formerly a ~att~r
In ~ater-ffotat restaurant. wrote
TO a Chiraee Erreu-Hussda man fof
some -auesrs money. lie wAa In
dictrd y ths grand Jury for using the
mails With intent TO defrAuds The
t-nlcaxo s~indler had moved hts
place - residenes ana Dssaaeil.H let
ter Was sent % tire dead letter ofie-.
ard subsequently given to the secret
service ureau. Donn~tl n Ia custody
% the sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
FALLS DEAD

WARRINGTON. Dec. THE Jap
anese minister. Takahira notified Sec
rotary OF state Hay this afternoon
that Alfred Buck. United states
minister at Toxic. had fallen dead
OF hear, failure while shooting ducks
yesterday Buck was appointed min
lister 20 Japan In 1897 and has since
remained continuously at his port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
Turned Lsese
TO "BLOW IMv
BIG FURNACE

PfTTEHtfRG. Pa. Dee. All rec
orsis In the history 81 fsfnaee buiisi-
ina VIII have bees brotsn by the
Carnegie Steel Co tomorrow. which
II the day set err the blossinE In of
the neu y furnace with the Edgar
on the furnace was started less than
three months ago. After II was
learned ny the company that none
% the eoatr4rting hrus y no build
furnaces would undertake the task
IN the time desired. u was eonclud-
ID 90 establish a precedent and have
the cofnpany's own ufkmsn con-
strurf IL The success Of the ven
tar~. lt 10 n~id. viii result in the
United States Steel Corpora
iion building NIL iis furnaces with It's
own men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
HELD FOR
MURDER
Tobin On Trial For a
SlCkening Crime

NEW YORK. Dec. t-Thomas
Kelly. alias Tobin. was put on trial
this MOI ming upon the charge OF
numbering Captain Craft. His attor-
ney tried to have an insanity COM
nhknion appointed TO examine Tobin
as TO his meptal condition. but this
court refused To make the order. and
direcfed the Jury 20 be impaneled.
Captain Graft. OF Long Island city.
was murdered IN a tenderioin res
tsurant. In October for his money.
Hts head was cut off and thrown
into the basement furnace. The
stencil attracted attention. which
prevented the murderer from carry
ing out hts evident Intention OF dis
Numbering aud burning the entire
corpse. Tsbin was found crouchinR
IN corner Of the basement when
tho police arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
GRAND JURY IMDICTS
TRAVELLING JEWELER
81 s,rrt<e ess sesss
FOR COIN GLIDING
@ Goes After Queen Goods Man. Illicit Whisky vendes Chinese
Opium Smuggars and Certificate Forgers

Wiilian 4 TzrFant. q manufacture
Sc is~slsr. Was tAi- aftsrnone IN
tistss BY The federal grand Jury oa
xaxrxs Of esunserfeitlnx. Tafranf.
viii be rsusnsis~Fesi, had nusnb~T
4 silver and sickle coins xiiaea oy
Mayer Rrpsl. heeni kaidsmiths. Ia TIL
IL an order received from n Charles
Nep<tA q restaurant waiter. I.atsf
Weeds and an alleged accontpiice
pa<s<d the stided coins In the IT'S
m4rrx cafe.
A. result wo<.sis and another
nl1~r IN ths eetA hlishm~nt WEIR ar
r1ue<t. ard later on made a eonfes-
90. tmpiir&f Tasraut. They adj
.1ft<d passing the bogus gold money
I'D tk< s<errf servfe. officrrs later
4r<.l<f TArranf and the several
nen1<rs q ne firm which did the
GE1inr Tarrants defense sf bis
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NEW YORK. Dec. f.-Rufseli Gage
NJ "dcaD Of Wall street" today re-
e>iFed the congratulations Of his
ffltndt and business associates on
Ve iiih Anniversary Of hie escape
Nom Death on Dec. I, 1891. At the
lnnds bf a luHaflc, who exploded
fJDsfbife In the aged hnancief'a Of
re On that day Henry Norcroas
q Boston. approached Mr.. saEe and
4fmsnded several hundred tbouaa nd
fo'isrs threatening unless Il was
Inuefiately paid, 20 drop on the
Xoor vnliss he carried, ana which
ssId was 1ilsd with dynamite.
~. rags aid not produces the fnonay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
ARRIVES AFTER
DIFFICULT TRIP

the schsoues nuby a. Cousins ar
rived al Baiisra - 4 O'clock this aft
srnoon from vuldas. after a long
aud stormy passage from that port
n year ago the Cousins ran on a rock
A. taldes and was beached
This summer temporary repair
were made upon her 80 that she
could be taken 10 Ballard for q thor
rugh oyerhauiing. She IN q two
maafed schooner. valued at 1900.
owned by James Fish. Of valdes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
CIssY LOTUS
SAILS FSR HOME

LONDON, Dec. f.-Miss Cecilia
Lotus sails for New York today 20
rcioln ~. II. Sothern'a company. In
which she ~ 20 play Opheita 70 Mr..
Nothefn'a HaSnlet. ana Juliet TO his
Romeo. Miaa Lotus has been n
member ~ Sir Henry frvlng's com
pany since leaving America last
spring.
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promptly enough. and his visitors
ist the eatehel fan. a terrific ex-
pioei0n occurred. Mr.. sage was
practically unframed, the mad yis-
itor was blown into pieces. a clerk
named Iaidiow was badly injured.
and the Office was wrecked After
ward I.aidiow sued Mr.. Sage. claim
ing that the hnancirr used him as a
shield. The case has been fought
through many courts, ana IL yet IN
I settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
TO PENSION
employees

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. t.--A no.
tice has been posted IN the oregon
Short Line headquarters here. signed
by General Manager bancroft. an
nouncinR that on January ! a pen-
sion system will be established for
the benefit Of the Short Line en-
ployes. The same system goes into
effect on the Union Pacific. Houthern
Pacific and oregon Hallway a Navi-
ga tim f4mfauv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
CONDITION. IS
CRITICAL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4 - Fr-
Speaker Reed passed comfortable
niEht. Drs. Gardner ana Macdonald
hope to avoid an operation.
They say that the patients condi-
tion ~ such that he might not survive
the shock. HIS condition Il critirhl
and there may be o chanFy Tor either
better or worse AZ any time. The
most serious feature IN indication 81
BrluhtFa disease Of the Kidneys.
Me. Reed n unaware Of the serious
nature Of his condition.
Tho members ~ his family are con-
etantiy b. his bedside.
Later-Thomaa -. Reeds ccrdi-
tion IL reported to be much more
serious this afternoon. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
LIVELY FIGHT

KENT. Dec. s.-1'he election for
drainage commissioner yesterday
was hotiy contested Two tickets
we're Ia the Held and 231 votes were
paIled. Tho result was as follows;
Robert Bridges. III. Martin Nell
son, lis. II. r. Jacobs, ilbi ID. r.
Nicely. RAJ. W. II. Davies. iie,
Charles Nelson, I2t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
MONUMENT TO
kOSCluSKO

MILWAUKEE, Dec. s-Tho Kos
ciunko Monument Association an
nounced today the close Of the com
petition for designs for the handsome
monument which II 10 proposed 10
erect to the iliuatrious Polish patriot
~ " Intended 10 expend ti8.000 upon
the monument
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BOSTON, Mass.. Doc. the At
lantlc Halibnt Co. 81 Gloucester.
which IN Interested IN the hallbut
fisheries Of the Pacific, has decided
70 Increase It's Western business with
~ IDEA of controlling the trade in
western fish in the Eastern markets.
Ihf INTERNATIONAL Fish Co. has t,ief
been organized for this pif pose. The
plans urovide for the bulldlna ~
many additional steamers 10 flah sns
haiibut IN the paclfir. W
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Indictments have also cen found
against Thomas HsaFaon and John
fifooss for selling whisky to HE'D
issner and Peter MACK. t~a Indians.
~ spokane
Al ~ Riley. % Everett. VAS in-
dittrd for selling whisky 20 jus
Jetnes and David u0se tao Indians
me aTenae vas committed last
June
thin We Sins was Indicted for
snnuEsfiux nrfufn.
Turned Lsess
Str prisoners held sinee last July
FOR passing counterfeit eefu. were re-
leased frssu Jail TO daY, Tue grand
jury considered the evidence lnsufii-
cirnt 10 Justify their trial. The prtn-
onsrs ~efe Charles II. Hooper. joan
DAY. Me Conway. Jane Heepsr and
rfsd Crosby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

TORONTO, Ont. Dec. 4.-tfpou
the referendum vote that Ia being
taken today In Ontario will depeus
the late or the Prohibition law IN the
propnce. The vnfioua Temperance
tsriana and Methodlnta, have xagsd
an active campaign ana hopes are
Expressed that M n result If the
balloiinR every bar room IN Ontarlc
viii be forced 20 close itH doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
MORTALITY REpoRIs

ChristiaHna y. Smith. aged rs
years. died At the residence Of her
daughter at Green Lake. yesterday.
Of paralysis. The body will be
shipped 10 her former home in
OEdensbere. Wis, 10 morrow morn
Ing.
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ROBBED IN SALOON

Hans oloaon Of 500 First avenue
south, reported 10 the police this
morning that he had been robbed OF
q gold watch ia the New Zealand
saloon last night.
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fright. ~rF-r~T---~--~-f~
The blaze was confined to the third
ana fourth floors and ex.insuished.
Fourteen bodies were removed aud
laid on the pavemen, for iaen,inea-
tion. Many persons smother~d IN
their siesp were found lying 10 their
beds others had evidently CROPPED
through the smoke until they were
overcome and fell ppon the haiiwa,
floors, Ten OF those now IN the hos.
pisal we're injured by jumping. Mr,
Shepherd Of Davenport. lows. ssised
her i-ysas old sou in her arms ana
bumped from the thlrd.s,oFy window,
ner Tall was bsosen By her landing
upon n restaurant root sine was In
Jared Internally. but the boy was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
Fourteen Lives are Lost and Many Persons Injured.
Frighiful Scenes Of paniC----Peop|e are Tram
Piled Under Foot and Numbers Jump
From High Windows

CHICAGO. nee. "A IRE at 8
.,,s.s ms merninE IN the Lincoln
,.,.L IN me downtown district.
,...a the lcss Of "a lives. the ssri.
-. injury Of shrss psrsons and Inc
,.,aral injury Of IL eshers- The TIRE
sssslua,sa between the second and
Ara nsors. presumably In a sac
,sulrsn nem ls, lef, open. or from
.,~k rnere ~efe 40 guests regis
srsa IN the house rhey we're iarke-
h nsmers. VITO we're slsiters 10 N.
ss- s,ees show. .cots had been
,a.ssd IN extra rooms apd In the
hsla~sys.
ms nrs had made strons Roadway
s,tnre u vas discovered. rns alarm
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date has been set fer the union. nor
have any preparations been made TOT
The event To put II plainly. the con-
dillon OF the young grand duke II
regarded NJ hopeless unless the ell
mate OF the Crlmes should WORK a
miracle. The pulmonary disorder
with which he " suffering II comph-
Gated by tendency to diabetes.
These diseases have worked fright
full mischief among the collateral
branches 81 the house OF Nomanoff
and have already found Hhinins
marks In the ranks nearest the
throne.