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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
THEIR STRIFE WITH BITTER
GRINDING
POVERTY OUT AT GREEN LAKE
ptiaha cnndinn OF Family OF Nine Hnddlnh In Ranned
PltIabe Condition OF Family Of Nlne HuddIed In Ragged
Tent-Disease Has Stricken the Children and
the Mother Approaches Maternity

The wrstohednoas OF the family OF
George A. Fisher. who lives ip "a
tent IA tho Woodland Park addition.
near Green Lake. cannot be lmug-
tned by person who has not seen a..
seven children exist with their
mother and father ia a small trnt
pitched on tho brow OF the hlll over
looking Green Lake on the west
shore. The children are afflicted
with nourvy. The wife IL about TO
become mother.
The father. though a hard working
man. could not until iaHt night Hc.
cure work at wugca ou which he
could support his family. Humane
Ofiioer RidEwhy. accompanied by a
Star reporter. visited the tent yes
terdhy afternoon and occurred cm-
ployment Ia "A section gang % the
Seattle Electric Company. Tor the
father and the promise 81 n position
for the eldest boy who Is but ~
years % age.
without shess aAa steekings
The city department OF health has
been notified 81 the condition 81 the
children and mother and steps Will
be taken AZ once toward their relief
Tho two smallest girls are without
shoes aud stockings and have but
little other clothing
There are ave girls and two boys
one girl la il years 81 age. the next
child. boy OF "a. another boy Of II
and four liitie girls. ranging down 90
/ YEAR 8 months.
The family formerly lived on a
iittle ranch 10 Western Colorado.
whore they had comfortable home.
The atknii water ana not agree with
. q a. Al .
nlgtod with disease. a severe form Of
HcurvY.
A change ~ climate was imperA-
tive and last September they ar
rived with Just g. in their pockets
Fisher went out 10 Green Lake and
worked clearing innf III the Uuiman
addition. A tent was Put up Tor the
shelter - gia little ones and there
he - today
Famiiy is psst
fir has secured four lots IN the
wilderness on which be f. paying In
stailments. Rather Than get deeper
into debt 10 build a shelter he stiil
uses the tent go a home During the
recent snow storm this was their
only shelter.
Last month Mr.. Fisher contracted
10 clear a piece Of land Tor $50 For
nearly six weeks he has worked. hlii
the sob II not near through Hts
eldest boy has helped him all the
time
For while thr children Ola enough
sent 10 school. but then came the or
der 20 Vhrcins'w them and the
mother wap certain that n vacrinnt-
"a With their existing disease they
would have serious trouble. - nov
they stay ~ home. This fact brought
their condition 20 the attention o. a
star rwrmvtsaF ara Re fmmeifa fsiw no
iiTef Humane Osfrer rtfgwny
~ the humane nfFacer ard the re-.
porter came tn che rude tent fhr ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
Fail Hsss
Does Not Own lyra

The steamer LYra. now on ,he At
lantlc coast. and which - to be plac-
81 on the Nome run when the sea-
son opens. Is owned and operated BY
the Boston Tuwboat Co Of Boston
Frank Waterhouse. the shipping
agent, when seen today, denied moat
smphaticaiiy that he had anything
whatever 70 DO with the Lyra. far
Their than % act az agent FOR the
Boston Tawboat CO.
Last year. said Mr. Whtcrhouae.
we had one boat on the Nome run.
the Gnronne. which I own uynelf
This year there viii b. three--ths
Garonne. the Hyadea and the Lyrn.
Tho two latter boats are both own
ed and operated by the Boston Tow
boat CO. 90 Boston arm simply
their agent n has been their tn
tenti0n 20 place a couple % boats on
the Nome run fOr some time. and
I WAS simply East arranging mat
'@rs with them for the opening Of
the season"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
BALLARD'S
WATER RULE

BALLARD. wash. Feb. ts.-The
city council has issued an order 20
the effect that all persons receiving
water through "A pipe whose diam
eter r. ~ inches or more. shall At
tach 20 their pipes a water meter q
standard make. Tho council may
find some trouble IN enforcing The
order. ~ the Mill men. who IRE the
principal ones affected. any they
will not staad a." The meter re-
qulred costs 1850, and according TO
the order 81 the council the c1nsam-
or Il required % lay out the cash for
the meter and the city vii take u
OF hts hands ~ soon as he hns used
water % that amount.
The police officers found a trunk
on Ballard avenue and are unable 20
ascertain who tho owner ia. After
allowing It 20 lay IN the street for
nearly 70 hours. Marshal Hunt orr
dcrnd n taken 20 police h"ad1uar-
tiers Not being locked, ths trunk
was opened md found % contain a
womnn's straw hat and q rnant.ty
of female clothing. An addressed
was the only clue 10 ideuti-
flclt.dn found In the trunk, Mar
rhnl Hunt says the owner fuiv have
n - proving his or her right 4
vallsa containing a pair ~ blankets
was also taken IN by the police a few
days ago.
stlmEon's shlngie mill resumed OPP
erations after a close-down Of about
n month, during which time extern
slve repairs we're made. The install
iatIon Of a new i0-block machine was
made. This min now has three 10
blocks and a hand machine.
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AHEAD OF
the RECORD

NEW YORK. Feb ls.--The ak ay
walk IA Madison square Garden ends
tonight This morning the Hrgel-
man CnvanhuKh team Htiil held the
lead and viii undoubtedly be award
ed the frHt prize. They ara more
than 80 miles ahead % the worlds
record
There were As teams started In the
contest but 90 that number more
than half dropped out on the third
day. or were scratched FOR unfair
uoas Edward Payron Weston. the
old-timc champion pedestrian ~ the
world. whose performances decade
ago made him famous. ig the ref
cree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
MORTALITY RECORD

Joseph H. Jones. aged So years,
died at his home I'm Renton Wcdnes-
day from paralysis. lie was a mem
her Of the /. o. o. T. and 4. O. u.
". He leaves n widow and four
children. The funeral rvicos VIII
be held az the family roFldcnce Sun
day at y. m.
The funeral Of Anna. tho 2-year-
ola daughter ~ Mrs. Thomas J Nc
Guirk. was held yesterday afternoon
from 1919 Aloha street in charge of
Collins Sherman Foley co.
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Three Divorce Applications

Minnio a. Rogers, wife % Lyman
H. Rogers a real estate dealer, has
sued him for divorce on the ground
81 extreme cruelty. They were mar
ried az Portland IN 1888. and Mrs.
Rogers alleges that her husband has
made llfc burdensome TO her by his
ungovcrnRble temper.
Mary G.. Baylcss complains that
her husband, II, NJ lnyless. treated
her cruelty while she lived with him
ana that he has deserted her. so she
thinks "A divorce about the right
thing.
Henry J. Wlngert has sued for a
divorce from his wife, Emma Win
CERT, charging her with adultery
with an unknown man at the Cecil
hotel In Chicago, I'm July, 1900.
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OF the four warshIps Of the squadron
for welcoming Prince Henry this
morning.
The squadron will not steam down
the bay 10 welcome the prince. but
Admiral Evans viii take a tug and
greet the prince at quarantine. AZ
terward he viii take the prince on
board and carry him up the harbor
past the United States squadron to
the Hohenxoilern
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ksIpENCE.
house MI Inhoff said that only
seven men besides himself roomed
az i2es Republican street; they are
NJ. and q Loyrtt Ia. Dwysr. Geo.
Kennedy. ChAs Ballard. J. Keene
and NJ Mehriager, inhoff rald that
he did NOT know any ~ the other
men who claim ICES Republican
street as their home.
caAr Tina Tive
Inquiry along the street showed
that neither OF the other two msn 70.
sided In that district. and no one
ses ms ever 10 have heard % them.
The fact that Mr. Inhoff ran a
boarding house. and that a dozen or
more people we're IN the habit 81
going out 81 the house. made u APP
par safe 70 register few ring.
sgs from that house.
The Paul managers ssy that tho
Humsa faction. seeing the Inevitable
hyeak up 81 the Gold Ftfas ward. put
up the Republican street Job for one.
and probably a great number more
IN order % carry desirable residence
districts feF ffun.m
AZ Paul headquarters n ~ stated
that wnrgAutM wiil b. issued for
those men who have registered
falsely from 1858 Republican street.
and n the Job" ear be tackled 20
Sc originator he viii BE- At once arr
restsd and prosecuted 60 ths FUN sN.
tent ~ the law
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HENRY SAILS TO
THE STRAINS OF
YANKEE DOODLE"
Great Throng of Enthusiasts Witness His De-
parture--BOb Evans Takes Command
of the Welcoming Squadron

BREzEzzAvES. Feb iA-The
Widest ki.4 q szthusiasm prevailed
lsfs today VA With the screaming
81 WASTES, 1s hare OF military
sends and he Shosts Of thousands Of
eetators sA0 thronRsd the
rnsryss Prircs Henry sailed on tha
Aion PFines Eah<lm for America.
AZ a. saF,y hour people assem-
80 aS1 awaited the coming Of the
sslnce ard Bis suite. When n group
y aoaaisd otncsrE cleared the way
y lAs wharf preceding a -arriaEe
eas snoqsing commenced. IL lasted
- af'sr the prince had board 3
~ fssssi which Immediately cast or
srsam.
4 aFEs military band on the
ssahasf commenced playing the
ansfean air Yankee Doodle" nnf
- crowd broke into a cheer that
s.sa 70 a roar In volume. Has
go 80 nFown IN The air ana United
! rs 2 n German nsgs were waved
: a1h1rsds - hands n a frenzy u
sssa-slasm. The last strains Of the
: - waited 70 the crowds on the
- -, wsrs those Of the German ma
a'~Al anihern.
EFans Takes Command
sEW YORK, Feb. fB.-RAar Ad-
~ F-VHrs TO-. ~. -
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STILL SEARCH

VICTORIA. B O.. Feb. l5.-The
EReria. which returned a few days
since from n search Tor the warHhlp
Condor. hns recoaied IN anticipation
OF orders 20 renew the search. The
hns Issued orders Tor the
Phaeton 10 return 10 Esquimult by
the gamc route ag followed on har
out bound trip on n similar errand.
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Talk Library Site

The Rainier Heights improvement
Club met last night and passed a res
oiuton endorsing tho Yesler prop
criy 80 Third avenue aud James
street as a hlte for the Carnegie
library. n 10 claimed that this
property ~ more centrally located
than cry rite yet proposed and would
brncat greater part OF thu people
- tho city.
The club also passed a resolution
indurHlnE the proposition Of bar-
chasing "a tract Of lRff south Of
Yesier way and fronting on LAKE.
Washington for park purposes.
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Sails for valdes

The steamer Nome city sails to-
night for the north, taking the reRii-
lar run OF the steamer Ellhu Thorn
son. She win carry about 100 pas
sengera. including the passengers OF
the bertha, who have been trans
ferred TO her. The Nome city will
take north about 900 tons OF hay
and fodder for Use OF the troops In
Alaska
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FOR GALLANTRY

wAsHINGTON. p. r.. FEB. is
The report of the army board which
had under consideration gallant SER
vice Of officers and privates IN the
wars with Spain. China and the
Philippine, has reported 10 Adj
Gen. Corblu the names II 20 men
who are entitled 20 medals, hrevet
ranks and certificates Of merit
Thlrty-three medals are 10 be L.
-IInM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
Will Investigate Candidates

A committee has been appointed
from the carpenterB' union TO can
vnaa the political sitkuo IN this
city for tho purpose " determining
what candidates on the various tick
cts are most favorable 20 organized
labor. The committee will make a
thorough investigation Of the mat
ter, after which report win be
made 10 the union.
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BREMEN. Feb. t5.- Prince Henry.
after an early Breakfast az KlsI and
having bid Informal farewslls 20
friends boarded a special train with
his suite. a small crowd cheering HIS
departure. Nobody was allowed 70
approach he station when the party
arrived here After luncheon the
prince and suite took another special
train Tor Bremerha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
Good for Ballard

Work was begun yesterday at
Ballard on a new $4,000 repair and
Hhlpbuilding plant,
Walter &. Bryant. w II. Lake
Captain Chiicott, Herman snnderHon
and Albert Bryant are the promoters
Of the project. They viii establish
n modern plant for marine repairs
and viii also engage In Bhiphuilding.
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BILLY WEST
IS DEAD

nsa4CAGo. FEB. l5.-Bny West.
- famous minstrel. died here this
'.Ilhg Of cancer Of the throat and
-, g,Aplleation N diseases. West
"a. = many months and had UNDER
- Operations. Ave N which
a. W cancer. Induced By exces-
- smoking He leaves an estate
1 - valued az nearly $50 900.
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DEATH OF
W.D. JENKINS

a., aAa !, FRANcIsco. FEB. 15.-wlu.
f0r wsss ,'.N.hs' eH-secretary ~ state
Ing n qs7,. .llslo died here tnls raorn-
tzks me- O'Clock Interrnant will
plea pace here under Masonic aus
Mfgfff
pssln mi y. Jenkins waa born In
to1r ~ ADfti !. lszz. lie became
asrgss I, '.alisi ~ proferalon III
ton stst. 71phrvlsor u the washing
Harr,s1. census under pregidc1t
pabHesn Politically. he wss a ne
sn esys.A sAtl 1922. when he becs me
TIE b,t,+st and sincere sdygrst. -
fssn Iuglples of the OMAN olat-
DE was elected secretary .,a,,l va Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
CITY LIGHTING PLANT
PROPOSITION
INCREASES IN FAVOR
Municipal Ownership OF an Important
Public Utility

v,r. unqualified opinions are to-
s,y published by The star relative
!, n, proposed municipal lighting
,l.st Il Is emily necessary TO ask
r,,,s,z n order 90 secure a state
rss, tAa, be IS IN favor q Il.
EM. eeraea
IN Gordon, OF Gordon and Co.
..rrrls-len merchants, So3.9 West
=. avenue. q certainly think the
Is sesaiA own and operate SIS own
WsA,iox rAnt We are paving too
$50 ~ car lights. and advocate
n. cstsr ialls proposition"
lOsa B. osssa
la. 3 Agcn. 81 Agen and Co,
,s.r western avenue The oxpcrl-
- a. hssn tried successfully In
49, saiss. VITA our natural sur
.sssAsxS the light and power plant
go y Q, immense benefit TO the
~. 4 cannot be built any too soon
10 ST. ne.
ps. A.P. mittsn
AZ. Mitten, deputy collector o.
rssssns al Seattle: You cannot put
- ssxn IN strong enough terms IN
Aver q the establishment OF the
EAnE The city Is poorly lighted
rsw. and with the new arrangement
weculi have lots more light for less
rsaey,
walter Bowen
Walter Bowen, manager ~ J., NJ.
Egn and CO.. SCI Western avenue
rsry business man In the city
nnia favor &c. certainly %, and
laags 20 see Il IN actual operation
"a very early date. There Is no
sassion about &c. The people "a
rssrsl want II, and intend 10 have
4 - the result or the vote on March
tuil show."
W. 7. FsTxusea
v. :. Ferguson, manager OF the
Ferguson Wazon Commission Co,
q. Western avenue. There r. but
sas answer. We want Il. and Will
have a municipal lighting plant It
vi 90 Seattle = great deal of good,
snG the taxpayer Il the one who
VI rsalire H. I am srnphaticaliy In
'srcr Of the speedy establishment OF
u plant"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
ON A FOUL

DENVER Colo. Feb. i5.--In the
seventh round OF contest here last
night "lkid' Parker lost on a foul to
Billy Armstrong OF San Francisco.
10 the dl8comforture OF many Den
ver admirers.
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The BERTHA

~, acIoHIA, p. G.. Feb. is.-Diyer
s,ss.-.ly vent northward on the
- cottage city this morning
4 giving apparatus. N salvage.
Bsft5s the wrecked steamer
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r. j. bornstsin

p. J. Berastsia
=. J. Pornstein, manager OF the
Golden Rule Baaaar: Il have always
expressed myself In favor OF this
scheme. from the first time Il was
talked o. The lighting plant Is bad
/ ly needed. and tho city win DO un-
der much less expense than IL Is
az the present time. The majority
~ the people OF Seattle will un.
doubtedly vote for It's estab.
lishment."
Dr.. y. NJ. spArilag
nr. r. NJ. Sparkling. formerly ooun-
~ coroner: I have known plenty OF
places where such a proposition has
been a success. and why not here
For my own part I think Il is
necessity, The people are determin-
ed upon Il and will so express them.
selves. The plan Is feasible and
should be adopted without any fur
Their delay"
william nslsssr
VIM. Meister. manager OF the Cal
iforniA Commission Co. sal West
ern avenue; No business man should
oppose the establishment OF mum
icipal lighting plant. as now propos-
VIZ a Wv A8WNk N anu NeFNN OF fNH
city demand a. No man opposed 70
u can get my vote for councilman
| have found very few business men
who do not strongly favor IT,"
F.P. layer
r. +. Taylor. manager OF y. r.
Taylor and Co. 81 Western avenue
| why certainly I think We should
have a municipal lighting plant. No
business man In my uplnion could
hold any other view. II VIII be an
| unqualified success II politics are
eliminated from the operation and
management"
J. u. wIasniy
| J. ". wtnship. % wtnnhip Bros
go Western avenue; 4 am IN favor
% the municipal plant a. proposed.
Light. heat. power and street cars
/ should b controlled BY the city.
Other cities have proved the success
! % such experiments. IL can be run
I q the advantage Of the taxpayers.
| There Il no question about u pass
ing. II viii carry BY a heavy ma
| iority."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
Convicted BURGLARS

Arthur eager and James Quinn
have been convicted Of burglary In
The superior court yesterday even
ing. The boys are but II years N
age ana are graduates OF the re-
form school. They were charged
with stealing some articles from the
sloop Marguerite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-15
NELL WINS

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb t5.-Al Mem
won the championship OF the Pacific
coast last night by knocking out
Dutch" Thurston In the tenth round
OF a 20-round go before tho Reliance
club.
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ribls condition OF AFFAIRS was at
once evident Through holes Ia their
canvas home stuck several curly
heads. Ia one corner ~ the tent
which ~ about s by 10 feet. Is the
combined pantry ana dining table.
a rudely constructed bench ana a
soap box.
Their nsager Furniture
a small army stove furnishes heat
FOR the tent aud on q are prepared
the meals Tor the family IT nine.
Two boxes takes the place of chairs
ana they comprise the furniture Of
The place.
The noor Is OF art. a few boards
are placed along the east side Of the
tent nud ou these are spread few
dirty blankets. forming the family
beds.
birt To- everywhere. II L. impoa-
siblG Tor the woman TO keep things
Ira shape. There is an cir - utter
abandon ana hopclcaunsau about the
whole place.
The sight 81 the ragged and IN
kempt children clustered about their
mother was one % soften the hard
est heart.
The smallest Eiri. hardly able %
talk. stood near the stove trying 10
keep herself warm Ter little bare
feet were buried IN the dust and
her hands and farc were covered
with SCOT and dirt. Her dress
was burnt and torn ana hardly rne-
cred her little FORM The little thing
was afraid ~ the approach ~
strangers and crowded into her
mothers lap.
Ths Chuaren Safer
This child IL sa yet free from the
diHcaH~. but her mother 10 afraid
that % viii appear AZ any moment.
Tho nast Ejri but year older. is
suffering from tbs eczema. The con
dition ~ the other Children L. almost
AZ bad. The eldest boy has met
with an accident 20 HIS eye and is
also IN trouble.
Mrs. Fisher ~ IN critical eondi-
zion and needs medical attention.
She bears up brnVeiy ana tries %
cheer and hrip her husband lie a
a good sturdy man and a willing
worker. iiiu labor has paid him lit-
tie and he has failed. without friends.
20 get work
At esetion wsrt
4 gang % section men are working
near his place on an extension Of
the car line. Oficcr Nldgway prom
issd "a attempt 20 get him work
there Ne secured the position more
quickly than he expected.
Going back 90 Seattle on the "a me
chr with th" offlcrr and tho Star man
weH the section crew and their fore
man. John Gather lie Was told Of
Mr., Fishers condition and was Wis
IDLY affected, You toll him Ia come
90 work with me Monday morninR. e
~ SAID "and latsr IN try TO out the
hoy on -
ToniFhs onlcsr PlfRwAy viii carry
tho news 20 the Fisher family ana
VIII procure FOR them medical aid
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TEDDY'S CASE

GROTON. Mass. Feb. I5.-Young
Roosevelt slept the greater part OF
the night and nwoko bright ana
cheerful II IL now certain that he
win recover.
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state Of Washington on the fusion
ticket in 1875 ana held once for four
years. his term expiring January a.
1901. He leaves "a wifa and I've chill
4rou
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In SMOKE

CINCINNATI. Feb. 1.-THE plnnt
OF the Cincinnati butchers supply
Company burned this morning. Loss.
2i0O. 600.
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Burley-ReHly

Tommy Reilly has accepted Nick
Burley'a challenge 10 amy man IN
the Northwest for 2O-rounG so.
The fight VIII probably como or
within the next three weeks.
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As LEGAL
A striking illustration % false
registration came 60 light yesterday.
and bears the Paul workers out In
support Of their charges Of fraud.
The enormous increase Ia the rig
lstration aruuEed suspicion that all
was not as % should be-. and con-
srqucntly the ward workers have
been keeping their eyes open to pea
Sibls fraud. In making Up the Paul
poll book OF the Third precinct u tn.
seventh ward. it was noticed that a
large number q voters registered
from i2ss Republican street The
accompanying cut 10 picture Of
the house IA question.
AFHii Hssse
The house has seven rooms ana a
bath-kitrhsu, dininE room. parior.
bedroom downstairs, and three bed
rooms upstairs.
The Paul workers have proved that
10 men have registered FROM this
house and they are ChAa ballard.
bartender. W. y Blake. bartender.
Harry Cook. whts~rg 81 !. uwywr,
clerk. Geo. Kennedy. horse trainer
q. L0vctt waiter. VI. Iovett. wait.
sF; John Nichols. halter. Joseph In
hoff stable boss. and a. MehrinKer.
Tha house n rented 70 Joseph In
hogf. when seen thla morning. Mr..
Inhoff said that his wife kept board
eFs, some % whom ruomef in the
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WALC0TT AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. To-
Joe Walcott knocked out Handler In
the second round OF six-round CON
test last night at Industrial Hall.
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Is Not insane

The insanity hearing, In which r..
II. Morgan figured M principal, hRs
resulted In the discharge OF that
gentleman. The hearing was be-
fore Judge Emory
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REPORTERS NOTES

The street COMMITTEES Of the city
council met yesterday afternoon and
took up a petition from Trinity Par
Ism church. asking the city 70 vacate
part ~ an alley back Of the church
for the proposed new building. The
committee took no action In regard
% a.
The city Federation Of Women q
Clubs viii take a part in the COM
Inc city election entirely IN the in-
tereatH of good government. st
meeting ~ The Women's Century
club IN the New York block yes
to-day afternoon, papers were read
by Mrs ~. DegRiuger. Mrs. -. w.
Briutnall Mrs. T.. A. Stephenson.
Mrs. j. -. Mccullough and Mrs. Sim
mona advocating good government.
Two mere b0ys-Theodor and
George De Jausserand, we're arrest
ed by Detectives Adams and Lane
last night charged with n serious
Offense The detectives have owl
deuce against the boys which may
convict them o. a series ~ cattle
thefts IN the nelRhborhOOd Of their
home a. Twenty-third avenue and
Norman street. A number Of cows
have been missed In the neighbor-
hood, ana suspicion attaches 70 the
boys.