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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
POT OF GOLD

NILES. Mich, March IA pot
containing 5000 In gold. buried by
the late Franklin II. Donaldson, has
been dug up by a party ~ men who
found the spot through Instructions
left In an old safe BY Donaldson.
Donaldson for 20 years lived on
farm near Oitvet. lie wah a retired
lawyer and noted for his eccentric
ways Hs'was a veteran OF the Mex
lean and civil wars, and 90 the In
come derived from his farm was add
ed liberal pension. lie was known
To hoard much gold, and during the
last four years OF hts life broofed
over stories of old people being rob
bed. and kept n shotgun close 20 the
head Of his bed. Ills fear OF robbers
finally led him 60 bury his treasure
Mrs. Donaldson saw him IN the act
Of hiding money. although she thong
~ hiding the money. although che
thought little Of II at the time. Her
husband and hobbled out 20 the barn
yard and was mysterious In his mo-
tons near n hayHtack Here IL was
that the gold was found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
CHILD'S EYES
AS EVIDENCE

KANSAS CITY, March lA.-"God
never makes a mistake when lie
places the imprint OF the mother s
face on the features of her child"
said Circuit Judge James Gibson. IN
deciding the now famous Kraus case
In favor of the wife.
kraus wife secured a divorce.
When she asked for alimony for the
support OF herself and boy, the hus-
band declared the child was found
ling which his wife, a nurse and q
midwife, conspired TO foist upon him.
tie submitted the testimony Of the
nurse and midwife to that effect.
THE child the old Judge con-
tinued, pointing to the pretty golden
haired boy, looks like his mother.
The resemblance ia striking. except
the eyes, which are exact duplicates
of the fathers I believe he is the
child OF samuel and Lulu E lNraus
and so ind. The father win pay SIS
per month, from last April.
II wouldn't believe either the mid
wife or nurse. Anyone who would
admit entering into n conspiracy OF
this kind is not worthy OF belief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
MAY Add THREE MORE
STARS To OLD GLORY
Statehood Bill for Oklahoma, Arizona and New
Mexico Senatorial Bill

WARRINGTON. u. c., March IA
Chairman Knox of the house com
mittee on territories, was nuthoriE-
cd by the committee today 60 intro
duce an omnibus bin providing for
the admission Go statehood 81
Oklahoma. Arizona and New Mex
leo. The committee also authorized
the Introduction q bill giving In
dian territory a territorial form Of
government ana changing rs name
90 jefferson territory
~ plrsct vote
In the senate thia morning Prurosr
OF Pennsylvania gave notice ~ HE
intention 20 offer resolution pro-
NldiHg FOR the election 90 United
states senators by the direct vote of
the people. each state 90 have az
least two senator's and one addition
al COR every additional 500, b
o0l Inhabitants The term vi office
provided Cor s. six years.
CHban rErlffa
The committee 81 bact sugar Re-
ruhlicAns went into conference
thia afternoon with committee Of
ways and means Republicans. with
hope that they might arrive ai some
solution 81 the vFxed Cuban prob
lem.
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CLIMBED THE
MOUNT ALONE

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. March a.
Some - years ago a party OF men
az Red Rock formed a social club.
Each year thu members celebrated
the anniversary Of the organization
By climbing 20 the top OF a high
mountain and firing a salute. Year
by year death ieAHened the member
ship. Last year George Rooley and
John Segelman. the only surviving
members. climbed the mountain to-
gethcr. Then Ro0iey died. When the
day for the queer celebration came.
q days ago. sszelman arose from
sick bed and started up the noun
tain. lie has not been heard from
since and a. supposed 10 have died
from exposure.
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A RECLUSE

BINGHAMTON. n. Y. March IA
when her body was taken 10 the
cemetery Il was the first time in i6
years that Mrs. h. L, Crandall was
out OF her house In Greene, n. Y.
She had been perfectly well during
that time. but had voluntarily been
q recluse because of trouble with her
husband.
Or. Ralph +. Crandall was a prom
lncnt physician OF Greene and his
wife lived In one OF the finest resi-
dencos In the village, one day i6
years ago Mrs. Crandall went into
her husbands office and found with
him another woman. She returned
to her home and would never see nor
speak 10 her husband again and
would never see any of the neighbors
or her former friends.
Or Crandall moved TO another part
OF town and continued the practice
OF medicine I'm the village until his
death, six years ago.
Mrs. CrandRn employed an old
man as her gardener and general
servant, doing all errands and maxi
ing all purchases for her. with the
exception or an occasional glimpse
that the nelghbors have obtained
through the window, no one except
her old servant saw her from the
tiuF that she began her self-impos-
ed imprisonment until she died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
MARBLE DEPOT EOR
NATIONAL Capital

WASHINGTON. March 14.--wash-
ington Is TO have the most unique
railroad station IN the world. 1t IL
10 be built OF white marble and viii
be placed IN the sootiest ana Rrimiest
part Of the city. Engineers OF the
Pennsylvania company have submit
ted the plans TO the local authorities.
The proposed new depot ana viaduct
viii cost between $4,000. 600 and So, =
100000, The structure win be two
stories high The fact that the depot
will be of white marble viii make It
hnrmonize well with the white OF the
government buildings and Il VIII be
in line with the plan for the aggran-
dizement Of the capital city
The bill provides that the cost Of
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SPIRIT SENDS A BILL
DOWN FOR COLLECTION

hands7" 1T didn't come or earth.
came from above" was the answer.
Beard then explained that he had
been intrusted with the collection Of
the account while attending a recent
HpiritunliatiC sraure lie said also
that he would not rest until il was
paid IN fun The BIN Be- for 76 cents
for q bath which Briggs took IN tho
barber shop 81 the departed Delaney
on the evening ~ his marriage. with
interest u amounts 60 bout t250 Mr.
briEgs VIII settle the account and the
money VIII be turned into the treas.
ury n the apiritunliatH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
Talks on Libraries

City Librarian Smith spoke 90 an
appreCiativc audience last night IN
the First Unitarian church on the
subject. The Public Library ~ "a
Factor IN Municipal Improvement. %
Mr. smith prefaeed his remarks with
an Interesting description % library
work IN the United States lie estl-
rieH Us this country. with n collection
81 5000 900 books lie also stated
that this state led ali the others iu
benenrlal llhrhfina nanlamIn Frnnk-
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Stolen Handouts

4 deputy sheriff IL grievinR over
the loss Of "A pair OF handouts which
he values highly. because they were
present TO him. Hhe laid them
temporarily on n table at the court
house. and when he returned 10 look
for them, they had disappeared.
lie u mild.mannered man. and
says u the cuffs come back. volun-
tarily. there viii be no fuhe made,
but II he finds tho cuffs and the TAX
or IN company. he will be inclined 70
escort them 20 the Jail together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
STORMY

VICTORIA. y. C.. March 1.-THE
italian ship ChFuur. which has
reached here for orders. has a a,ory
~ rough experience. She was car
rlcd past the entrance a. the'atra4ta
almost TO the northern end OF Van
rpuveF Island. and within a few miles
~ shore, Three times on the trip
from Fhiinn the vessel went on her
beam snda The last occasion was OF
Cape Flattefy. when her yards went
Into thc sea. and ahe was on beam
ends Tor 10 minutes The cHtf in
End crew thought the end had come.
Her captain rayH viii never "a
lry these waters In the stormy sea-
ahu with n wind lammer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14

THE SITE

The work ~ removing the build
ings on The Federal building site was
commenced yesterday afternoon BY
Contractor William Gillespie The
terms ~ the contract require the
ground 20 BE- clear within g0 days.
All the business houses which &C.
euriefl space Ia the buildings had re-
moved last night. The dodgers In the
upper stories OF the structure are
leaving today. The building IL 80
large that Il viii have 10 be to' n
down. bat windows. doors and other
articles % value are baing taken or
to a place ~ safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
WANTS IT BACK

NINCENNES. Ind. March i4.-The
jury Ia the Richard Davis case has
returned verdict In favor OF Davis
Tor $1,000 Davis recently confessed
20 embezling $4,000 OF the funds OF a
Washington GndD bank. OF which
he was cashier lie will be sentenced
20 prison the FIRST week I'm April. Tho
$4,000 was lost I'm gambling, ana pa
Wis VIII push other suits before ne Is
sentenced lie lost more than $50, 900
at the gaming table.
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ks Good as a Horse Race

The steamers Rkaglt Chief and the
Inland Flyer. had lively tit across
from Hremerton this morning. Both
boats left about the sans time. and
arrived here nearly together. Pas
HenEera hny the squirt between the
rival boats waa as good rs enjoying
a horse rare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
ELK TREES MAN

CHICAGO. March ia.-"Treed" by
a maddened elk after running for his
life across the elk enclosure at LIN
coin park. John Beckstrom. aged So.
chung desperately TO the lower
branches uf the tree while the ami
NAL struck him until he fell TO the
ground exhausted. Two other attend
ants went 90 the rescue.
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FOR LIFE

LONDON. March 1.-THE war Of
flee today received advlccs from
South Africa stating that Methuen
win be malmed for life az the result
% hla wound
The bullet struck his right thiEh.
fracturinR the femur bone An OPP
Grafton viii have o. be- performed
which vii shorten rs leg by two
fNchea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
LORD FRANCIS HOPE
INTO BANKRUPTCY

LONDON. March "a Lord Francis
Hope has again burst tnto priut thia
time through the ostium or DE bank
ruptcy court where the announce
meat ~ his failure waH made today.
ifls debts exceed hts assets bY tgQ. e.
0ga
on his attaining his majority ne
stepped into a fortune estimated a.
anywhere from 81 coo n00 to aEn11 n0
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SENSITIVE

SYRACUSE. n. Y. March 1.-THE
strange suicide OF Miss Etta Aldrieh
is explained In the letter which she
left addressed to her fance. The let
ter says that she was accused OF
stealing $50 from a woman friend.
and as she couldn't prove that she
was not thief she preferred to die.
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ALSO EL0PED

nINGHAMTON. n. y. March IA
BENJAMIN BurdlCt. farmer. oloped
with Miss stanton. his servant Girl.
Hurdict leaves n wife and four chill
drcn. stanton. father Of the scrv
ant. offered Walter Burdlct 500 10
search for the clippers. Walter de-
parted this morning FOR New York
and Il was learned that his sweet
heart wns missing.
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-, 900 900. but Il In expected that II
the elaborate Idea which the NOM
beers Of the senate District commit
toe now have In mind is carried out.
the depot. with all it's equipments,
viii cost within "a million OF double
that amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
COOKS AND WATERS

The local Cooks ana Walters
union win give a social and enter
tainmeut thlH evening IN the olympic
hall ii0t Second avenue, The or
Rnnlzntion viii dedicate It's new ban
ner with appropriate services. In
addition m excellent program has
been prepared and n jolly good time
promised 10 those who attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March il-Joa
eph Briggs. a real estate dealer Of
this city, was seated at his desk re-
Gently when James Beard. a member
81 the local splritualist organization.
entered. Mr. Briggs was the
query. Yes. air." "Mr Briggs
have a little blll hcre which tho late
Edward Delaney asked me 10 col
lect' Edward Delaney" exclaimed
Briggs. why he's been dead for
more than 10 years" ~ know g."
replied the collector. Then how on
earth does this thing come into your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
AGAINST ONIONS

WEETFfELD. Mass. March IA
There is a merry school war on here
over the action ~ the principal Of the
hiRh school in suspnudlug three
young men because they etc oniorH
The principal had cautioned the
scholars several ;imcR but on Mon.
day when three q the boys came 20
school with an extra amount 81 the
fragrance they we're Immediately ex.
PEELED until further notice
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Greek Symposium

The Universal Brotherhood gave a
very successful Greek symposium
and musicale last night IN their hall
Ia the Iflnckiey block The sympoa-
ium was entitled. THE Wisdom OF
Hypatin." Among the musicians
were Prof =. r. Butler. Mrs. n. u.
Chetham. Miss Gertrude Hawkins
aud Mr.. ~. ". Moulton
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Board OF Public Works

The board OF public works will
meet tomorrow morning 20 discuss
matters Of routine character. No
contracts are 60 be let
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COTTAGE CITY
FROM ALASKA

The steamer Cottage CITY 81 the
Pacific Coast Co.'S line. arrived this
morning from the north She
brought down about IS passengers.
many " them from the interior. She
carried hn cargo, excepting a few
skins. she also brought down q
caskct containing the body Of dead
person from Rkagway.
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$40 A HUG

pAWTUCKET, r. T.. March IA
Judge Reed, OF the Attleboro dis
trict court. does not believe that
young men should hug young ladies'
on electric cars. Miss Jennie Wealth
erbee WAS Rugged by PERCY Dolan.
Hugh McCotton and Lester Starkey
while riding on an electric car the
other day She had the three men
arrested Judge Reed fined each $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
GAVE 73

ATLANTA. Ca. March it-An-
drew Carnegie today wired the Sec
Rotary % the American TelcEraphnrf
tournament. 10 offer gold medal
10 his name for the Hpecdieat work a,
the coming contest IN Atlanta. Mr.
CnrneEia'H telegram came from Fer.
uandina. Fia., and says. May the
records be broken. "a 90 ali" The
convention will be bcid Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
EXCITEMENT ON
K0YUKUk RIVER

Passengers from The north arriv-
inE on the Difiso this morning. state
that the principal topic ~ interest In
Dawson now II the continued reports
81 good finds IN the koyukuk coun-
Try. Many Dawson parties are out
fittins for the nsw dlKginEA, nothing
deunted BY tho long munh 90 the
Koyukuk
Report from Emma creek say that
The benches are proving rich and the
whole country bids fair TO rival the
best creeks - the kionfihe
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SCRANTON, Pa. March IA
burglar entered the house Of l.. 6.
Cleveland, chlorotormed Mrs. Glove
land and cut on her hair close TO tho
head. ~ WAS braided and rolled
tight The burglar took tho pins out.
and released the braids and cut them
pff tie also took $3.50. but left "A
gold watch ana other icwclry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
BURGLARS BAD NIGHT

POTTBVILLE. Pa. March IA
Burglars broke into the office Of ].
Q. Heiken. an undertaken. ana after
rummaging the place. pushed their
investigate 30 rear room where
there was n corpse laid out IN nn ice
box. The grewHOme sight frightened
them 30 badly that they jumped from
the window they had forced, Thcy
left no hurrledly that they forgot
some of their tools.
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YORK. Pa, Mar. l4.--An immense
growth Of hair on the head OF Chcs-
ter Lloyd saved his life. and at the
same time prevented his fellow COM
panlon, John Seller, from being pros
ccuted for murder Seller struck
Lloyd on the head with a piece Of
iron. His thick hair perhaps saved
him, having a fractured skull.
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GHkPLAINS

WASHINGTON. y. G.. March IL
Rev. Francis Brooks % san Fran.
cisco. Cal. and Rev Geo, Herbert
Jones ~ Tacoma. wash. we're TO.
day appointed deputy chapiaias iH
The regular army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
CARRIED

Mayor tumoa this afternoon filed
his Official proclamation 10 tho eject
that the electric light plant amend
ment had carried a. the last slec.
ton. having received the necessary
three fIffhn vote
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ODD DEATH

TRENTON. ~ J.. March ia--Iohn
TatterBHi, "a prominent business
man. finding no street cars running
because ~ the snow. went % teis-
phone TO notify his son that he
would not BE- az hts office. lie
dropped dead while on his way home
Within a few minutes his friend.
Capt W. ". Cooper. keeper OF the
arsenal. died suddenly after using a
telephone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
WOULDN'T SELL

CHICAGO. March it-Mts Mary
Carlyle. n poor washerwoman living
a. los Twenty third place. has re-
fused 81 900 for Leo. one ~ her seven
children. Mrs Walter l.. Peck. wh0
had the child FOR two months. u
quoted na Offering the sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
TOO LATt 10 dAslT'l

LADIES OF the Catholic V.S ,ast 4
Foresters are requested g sIssrl
the Church Of the SacFsa a.i asy d
corner Bell and sixth, Sa ts'i,,srsl 4
$3.50 a. M. 10 attend the ssdsr Il
Miss Margaret Flynn. bs s
Margaret Graves. ChieI haAs
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KEEPS JOB

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March IL.
--R. J. Smith. fireman on the Chesa-
peake a Ohio railway. has ust fallen
heir 10 $50. 900 left him by his uncle.
II IS stated that he viii not leave the
employ OF the railroad.
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and 10 ls probable that ,he latter
amount was nearer the correct sum
90 hia unemrumhrrrd pus-rHsiuns
BE- married STAY fuha. the actress
and startled the HpHpdthrift world
by the fapidity with which he diasi.
pHtai nis fortune The eFatw bile act
TrHs sued and obtained divorce On
various grounds covering every.
thing in the calendar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
MEDICAL SOCIETY

EVERETT. wash. March % The
snohum 80 county Medical society
was formed today by physicians and
surgeons - this citF and other places
in the county UF Halfway was
elected president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-14
FOR CHURCH

MIDDLTSBORO. KY March IA
The American Association, Ltd,
with headquarters IN Middlesborn,
viii erect a large church on the sIto
Of the quarter House" snloon, which
was the scene OF desperate battle
recently, IN which five men were
killed Lee Turner, who owned the
saloon. has transferred II 10 this as
ISOLATION. Turner has left the coun-
try and the feud is ended.
Employment wared ads. In to-
morrow'B Star &c per line.
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Two New Houses

A building permit was taken out
today at the city engineers office
by J. D. Gardner for two 2-story
houses At i1s Tenth avenue south. to
cost $500.
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The following Pennsylvania coun-
ties had a smaller population In 1900
than In 1890; Bucks, Cameron. Gem
ter, Clarion, Crawford Fulton.
Greene. Huntington. Juniata. Mon.
tour, Perry Pike, Snyder. Susaup-
hanna, Tioga, Union and Wayne
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AND TRUST coMPAiN,1i..s 4
Cor Second ave. eha so nef az
Capital stock Saoo,QVO rvua nspass
interest paid on depesi's' ,su,rs ,
Sl.00 upward received. 'son ~
Murray. Pres J. T. ule aas,se
Pres: w. " Lawlor Oass's II
The hand OF God is eviaenas ans b.
case and IL Ia stronger 'hap
man testimony"
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Nu established the nrst public libra
~ ln thia country
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Potatoes tooaeS.00 ton: bcets
f5cM 500 per sack. carrots. 5nmenc
per sack. lettuce. siS0Hi,6o per ease
turuipa, SOC 3oc. garlic, g.. cabbage,
iscWN.2s per cwt, peppers F5c a
81 10 per case; huaka. soc. celery. $50
1tc per dos. sweet potatoes 81 sell,
per cwt, Chill peppers. $50 soc. aaueI
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CONTRACTS

me haard ~ public works az SIS
~ afternoon session today viii. IN
= Hksinaosi award the following
ewracts Tor street improvements
\ ~ city Ninth avenue west from
yr.rert a. fiae streets. pianking 10
pa Yaw. ss1s.fo Highland Drive
naw Seventh avenue west 10 Sec
- avenue north. sewer. 20 9. !.
r-srssou. S3a55: water main on
Snesaenth avenue from Yesler 20
af jefferson. IA r. Corrigan. 81.
III. grading Neirose avenue from
rsrns way 10 East Roy. 70 q. Cess
n. ssS1i. grading. curling and
ranklng Tenth avenue north.
Federal. Maiden and East Mercer
sreffs q s <ormlie, sif.e3s; grad
snx sldewaiking ard parking Twen-
v~alnih avenue south from Yesier
var 20 Dearborn street. % s. Nor
riis. a. as 10. water main on Sew
sztRenth avenue north from Denny
way 20 East Roy street. to Bell and
'sice. 24se625.
A report on the acceptance 81 the
Twelfth avenue water main will be
'aksn up
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SHAVING STANDS
BUREAUS

gf2.OO-Golden Elm, reduced 10 ...........g
A1D.OO-Goldcn Elm, reduced to ...........RI.
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LOST HER HAIR
Not Through Sickness, but Through
Sheer Carelessness

say whore Is Charlie Grantp" ask q.
"a a pretty uttlc woman who ap.
pearcd az police headquarters early
this morning,
why. lie Is at horne. laid M
with bad foot" answered Scrgt
Mike Powers. who was I'm charge OF
the station what do YOU want %
"Oh, nothing lust want tu got
something left ia the cell when
they lct mc out yesterday. You
see | discovered this morning that
the greater part ~ my hair was
missing. and l Thought maybe left
u there"
SURE enough. In the rear III the
women's cell was found an ample
switch ~ the girls trcsses, and she
was sent home rejoicing.
Jennie Marshall Il the girls name.
and she Is now a confirmed user %
morphine, once she was consider
ct enc ~ the prcttieat girls ia the
city.
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AUDIENCE SHOWS
LITTLE RESPECT
Rendition OF National Air Treated
With Strange Indifference

At the close % the hand concert
az the Grand. each Sunday after
noon. Professor Wagner plays the
star Spangird Banner" Very
many of the audienc. yesterday
stood motioniess and silent until the
band had nnishe1 playing. but the
great majority Of the people moved
ouf with utter Indifference.
In London. az ths playing OF God
Save the King OF tu PARIS az a
rendition % the Murscilaise the au-
dlence wouia rise % It's feet and
stand uncovered until the Gloss.
II u pretty custom and an In
tensely patriotic one and should b.
observed hcre the Same as "a every
other civilized country
Before a delighted audience the
third concert was given by Wagner'H
band al the Grand yesterday after
noon. As usual every selection was
enccrrd. favortte numbers being
Nerdfs Northumberland. Tam
hauser." s'Fiorodora" and para
phrase of Nearer. My Go. to Thee Z"
Kathryn noian sung a ballad by
Arditi very prettily and was enthu-
siassicaily encorcd.