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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
LABOR CONGRESS- IN
SESSION AT TACOMA
Commissioner BlaCkman Calls Convention to
Order and Addresses It--lmportant Work

TACOMA. Jan. is.--With a big at
tendance and more enthuFlasm. the
State Labor congress met this morn
ing At Red Mems hail on G street.
There we're present more than 100
delegates. largely from the cities OF
Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane. what
com and Everett. although the
amaller communities were not un-
represented.
The congress was called 20 order
at 1900 by State Labor Commission
er lilankHnhn. Ia assuming the plat
form, Mf, iiiaGkmnn made the fol-
lowing brief address.
Mr.. hlaekman speahs
1T has been my pleasant duty 10
open this conGfosH Tor five succeH-
sive Seasons. each session with "A
greater attendance than the proceed
Ing one. II gives me great pleasure
60 see 30 many here. conEratu-
late you on your growth. AT the
session IN Olympia ia 1877, there were
but 80 delegates 10 attendance. but
the acquisitions since then have been
most rteRdy.
AT every session Of the legislature
whe have accomplished something.
although u Il true that We have been
defeated very often. | hope the time
is not far distant when all the la
boring classes, Including the farm
ers. VIII be found under the banner
81 united labor.
"At the coming session Of the log
lsiature. both old and new matters
VIII come up that arc ~ Interest
g ua. think We should adopt a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
THREATENS HIS
FATHERS LIFE

because he threatened the life Of
his father ana tried 90 get money
from him. Tom Howard, 16-yoar
old half-breed boy was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Mike Kelly this
morning at South Park. Tom How
ara, the father. "a an old man,
veteran OF the civil war, and In
thought 10 be on his death bed. Tile
mother died last summer. The boy
has n violent temper and ~ said 10
be the terror of the nelghborhpoi.
II Is not known just what charge
w.ll be put against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
MORNING BLAZE

A peculiar fire started tn the la
dies tailoring shop % Bernard Wise
AZ tiz1 First avenue al $50 o'cioss
this morning. About ss0e worth "a
goods we're ruined BY fire and wa
ter.
An alarm was turned IN from BOX
81. ard the apparatus responded with
a very quick run. Before they got
there however the store Was drench-
ed with water throwa IN BY the
huckrtfui The water wnn not
thrown in the right place. and
puf oct the flames
As far as can h. learned. the fire
started In a box If SCRAPS placed
near the stove. The place il fully
insured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15

different policy from now on, and
concentrate our energies on "a few
measures and get them through.
What these measures are. should be
agreed upon al session 81 the labor
congress called Just before the leg
iAlature meets. We should vote
only for the right men, who win
stand by our platform. Thus we
viii have friends In the legislature
who VIII advocate laws In the inter-
eats ~ labor
4 hope this session VIII get down
10 business and let us have no long
winded speeches"
The names. OF the delegates were
then read. J. a. aenxics being Ap-
pointed reading clerk.
Committees Appointed
Committees were appointed, Dele
gate Copeland " Tacoma having the
chniTmnnnhip OF the credentials com
mittee and w. A. i3ane Of Seattle
that of the committee on rules OF
order.
Adjournment was taken before
noon At & o'ciock tonight a big
ratification meeting viii take place
IA Germania hall.
Seattle Delegates
nv E|AAfAN MEtFNAAfH NV AHNA
Weaver, y. ~. GIN, Jed +. LlstmAn.
J +. Griffin, q, A. Rice, r, W. Ham
mond. W. A. nnne. Jed l. pOmeroy.
Geo. n Miller, I'd Crandall. NJ. Suits.
Gus witt. =. y. Mcnamara. s. A..
Rust. James Murphy. Mrs. GuHHie
Blade. Mrs. Alice Lloyd. and from
ballard, OLAF Anderson and a. Gran
negan.
Aftrrp0sn sessfsa
Promptly at o'clock the after
noon session began. J. =. Wells. Of
Tacoma wAa appointed serReant-nt-
arms. &hlie waiting for the crcden-
tiais COMMITTEES. ~ Rosenberg. sec
Rotary ~ ths san FranelHco Labor
Council. and representing samuel
Gompefs. spoke on the proposition u
merging With the American Fedora
tiou ~ Labor. and talked on labor
conditions ia California. Repre-.
rentativca II. y. Merritt. 81 Spokane.
and W. y. AcNIeholn. Of Tacoma.
talked on tho work accomplished by
the legislature. Thomas Cole SPOKE.
Mrs. Alice Lord. Of Seattle. and sei-
ma Calvin. ~ Tacoma. were also
heard.
Three Lady Dsiegztss
President HiAckman prufercd the
tire. lady delegates HeAfn ia the
front % the half
Delegate Walker. ~ Spokane. was
appointed 70 keep jogging up the
credentials committee. for which the
convention was atm waiting. lie
had to make numerous trips and a.
last raised sympathetic laugh BY
inaulring 81 the chairman whether
he waa n standing COMMITTEES or a
running cexnw,fteeA
Finally both The credentials and the
rule 81 order committees came In.
and both reports were adopted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
TO RECEIVE
the PRINCE

WARRINGTON. y. C.. Jan. 49,
The Germany embassy this morning
fscsiFef . ssbiszrzn from the Ger
nsan government ofaeialy announe-
ins IN forthcoming visit to this
country u Prince Henry. The dis
paien states he prince win leave on
~ Steamer krUn Prinz Wilhelm,
xsMuary I and remain In the Unit
VI states antiI March {.
ATanssments have been made in
q sailing dates 40 the prince viii
~, 4xsn aboard the yacht Hohen-
ss,lsrn 81 New York. Re win prob
s ~. = escorted 70 Sandy Hook By
.isaeT ~ Olympia or the san Fran
49, Ha1sF command 81 Rear Ad-
- Hobiey .. Evans. Prince
10y : personally acquainted with
49,. ne latter having represented
esiisd States at the German
=. - DEMONSTRATION At Klai. where
VINE was IN command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
10 GET RID
OF QUACKS

VIA In the next few DAYS tha
grmMuting attorneys office will
A<8.x wp<sedings against several
p<zi 11s<k doctors for the practice
q ne1sF4ne without a license.
nNKing County Medical society IS
N Nsze mover In the crusade
fy7zx Ne medical fakes. A list
q A4u4 practitioners has been
nan1st % &eeretaxy r. NJ Carroll,
WHO has tzzkd 4 over 70 Prosscut-
Ing ti.u-s<1 Fulton until the
chsrsm h4ss ben bFuuwht. tho So
ssefy vi nc< dlyuixe names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
SOLDIER is
NOW MISSING

A warrant was issued from Justice
Cams court this afternoon charw-
ing Hugh II. HUMPHREYS, a soldier
az Fort Lawton, with criminal in
tlmacy with if-ycar-old Hattie Lam
phere. The girl lives near the army
post and Il IL alleged that the sol-
der took advantage OF her youth
ana innocence. The man is stun at
large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
RIGHTS OF
CHILDREN

THE privileges and inmunitieH o.
the child are Increasing Ia numtsr
and his rights are being given more
recognition. AAid Superintendent
Frank ~. Cooper. Of the city schools.
% a large audiences Ga the First
Methodist Episcopal church. last
night While he often does not as
Nsrt hts pFivileEeH. one right he Wig
orously demands. and that ~ the
right Of development lie clam
ora for the right 20 grow az n viva
ci1us. dirt lowing play smitien young
animal. The child cannot have the
right % develop too abundantly. but
often his right % freedom must be
cuftailed. This restriction I mean
from a moral standpoint. often the
parents 81 the child demand from II
acrupulous cleanliness Of person. but
make no requirements as TO rs char
aCter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
MAY CONTEST

: TACOMA. Jan. fk--The owners ef
the Flottbek win attempt to carry
the case Of salvage award given
through q decision ny Judge Han.
ford. to the supreme cnurt They
ciain the vessel csJuid have saved
herself and the 81. 600 given u there
fore unjust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
WATER SHUT OFF

The water department gave notice
this morning that water wa'tid be
shut orr tomorrow morning from 3
10 ~ IN the following districts.
Yesler way from 18th avenue 10
Lake Washington and 30th avenue
from Yesler way to the southern city
limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
MAGAZINE
EXPLODES

MARION, Ind. Jan. iS.--one Of
the most terrific explosions that has
ever taken place. occurred thia morn
ms at a point two miles from this
place. A mazagine containing Al
most 5000 quarts OF nitro glyeerine
exploded from cause unknown.
Houses a mile away were SILVER
ed. and unoccupied buildings near
the magazine were raxed 10 the
ground. The shock was felt over
the entire northeastern portion OF
the state. Windows In Marion were
broken into fragments. The mar
Vicious part Of tife explosion II that
no one Is known 20 have been lnlur-
al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
D.. Thwinq's Lecture

The first OF a course of lectures
on economic questions, with especial
reference 20 Seattle, under the aus
pices OF the ladies auxiliary OF the
First Unitarian church. viii be civ
en- tomorrow evening at the church.
on seventh. near Pike street. The
subject VIII be 1.-THE Organized Char
tiles Of Seattle, by Clarence Thwing,
M, D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
7. NJ. c. A. Social

Tonight the Y. NJ. c. A. will give
its regular monthly social under the
auspices OF the Christian Endeavor
society OF the First Christian I'm
deavor society OF the First Christian
church An extensive program viii
be furnished, including piano solos
by Miss Helen Sachs.
Refreshments win be served by tho
time enjoyed. All members and
friends OF the association are in
Vted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
SHERIFF
IS GAME

FRANKFORT, KY. Jan. ts.--The
Essrner this morning ordered n
es1fzny Of militia and a battery
1sssll 70 Flentlngsburg, where a mob
vas preparing to stone a JAIN aud
lsoeA negro. An unsuccessful at
.sxps was made early this morning
. take the pFtsoner oas Of jail. but
Vas frustrated by the resistance OF
NJ sheriff and armed deputies.
TIE sheriff notified the mob that
~ meu would fight 20 the death.
10 finally fired a voll6y OF blank
1rtriaEes. Tire crowd drew back
al the sheriff la tns meantime teie-
Noned message to the governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
Trustees Elected

The trustees Of the Young Mems
Christian association had their an
nnal meeting last night. ALI the
old officers OF the board were re-
elected They are T. 8. Lippy. pres
dent. III. G. Ewing. vice president.
]. =. Murphy. recording secretary.
and T. A. Catheart. treasurer. Ths
election Of the employees Of the In
sfltutions which comes under this
head of the report % the finance
COMMITTEES. was postponed 10 a
special meeting 20 be held In Janu-
airy. A general review OF the years
work was made by the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
Still. ALIVE

~AVfiA, =. G., Jan. 15.--A letter
zen Received here ~ the man
~ = IL Central railway, which
-. ~aslttsn from Wiankal. and re-
4 x. .hst Thomas Fitzgerald n
fee Il. kiace, having arrived but a
q 49, ago. Fitzgerald vas one
49, .nfee members ~ the North
49, ..vbn'sd police. who waa be-
rss, 2 have been Crowned re
IL - ,nat Heathcote and Camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
First Nome NAL

The first Nome mall 20 reach Ee-
attic since the close Of navigation IL
expected 10 arrive today on tbs
steamship Eiihu Thompson. TIE
shipment will come by way % fiiam-
ma and the Transalaakan stage from
st. Michael This first mali IL ex-
pected 10 be very large. as n IL
thought 20 have bcen biockaded for
some time on the trail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
Juror Takes a FL

During the progress OF the case OF
Metcalf VI. the Seattle Electric Com
pany, this morning. ia Judge
Prather'a department OF the superior
court. George Costen, one OF the
Jurors. was seized with an spiieptlc
~ and made things exciting for a
time. No physician was Mt hand,
and II was only after much hard
work on the part Of the lawyers and
court attendants that CoEten was
restored 10 consciousness.
Mr. Costen improved rapidly after
regaininN cunaciouEness and the
hearing ~ the case viii continue this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
PATRICK TRIAL

NEW YORK jan. fE.--Alh@rt r.
Patrick was placed On trial today
charged with eunzplrfnR 20 commit
murder ard forgery. lie compelled
bis valet. &. r. Jones. 70 poison mil
hnnaire VIM. March Rice. and
then forged a viii giving himself
the property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
President Roosevelt Is
Much Pleased
PANAMA DITCH
n IA Thought the lsthmlan
Commission will Report
In It's Faver

WASHINGTON. Jan. i&-R. F.
rayns sss swern In az postmaster
rsnsssl ~ Chlsg Justice Fuller this
m~faing
n oaiA taking vas Witnessed by
a G&ssngulshed assembiage. inciud-
~ President Roosevelt who warmly
sssxpsa Payne's hand al les concIu-
sss. exclaiming Mr.. Postmaster
GneraL~
NJ Payne ui.i assume his duties
a. onee. Fr several days he has
been stadying the postal situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
WANTS C0LN

psor ,.,oos. Jan. is,-The breach Of
DaE. !, ~, \. brought against the
psnla = Manchester ~ ~ ae,-es-
have her s w witch wa said 10
thseatsns !, 1910 s out u court. now
KDlghts So, come 70 trial MIaa
y ne 49, me money promised
hnd L = f.',,i mas not been reeeivnd.
he eass M AZ 2 pay before toniebt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
WILL MEET
I'M TACOMA

TACOMA. Jan. Is. -- The Young
Peoples Society Of the United Pres
byterian church has accepted Ia
cOma's invitation 20 hold It's annual
convention here next July. live
thousand delegates VIII be In at
tendance. chiefly from the East.
Chas. McNameo. representing tho
NanderbiltH, announces that the
Metropolitan hank viii not be re-
opened, also that the bank was in
solvent when n was closed, Nov ~.
The Vanderbilts win not again H.
quidate their nephews Philip Caas-
ar or Jacob Vanderbilts debts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
DR.. STEWART
is ARRAICNED

Or. James q. Stewart came be.
fore Judge Griffin this morning AMI
was arfmiKned on two charges Ia
connection with the recent conrplr.
H1y against the state board ~ med
ieai examiners pr. Stewart gave
BAH In this sum u 5000 on the charge
Of gaining MONEY under false Pre-.
lenses. and deposited $500 bail or
the charge Of conspiracy. which he
IN accused ~ having entered into
with .. v lawson.
DIR. Stewart was allowed unfl
Monday. Jan. 20. TO plead 10 both
charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
FACTORY FIRE

ST. LOUIS. NO.. Jan. 1.-THE shirt
and overall factory OF the Premium
Manufacturing Company burned this
morning. The loss Is xi09 900. No
lives we're lost. aE all employees had
ample time to escape from the burn
Ing building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
KHbournc arraigned

N. Kgibourne alias Kelly. who 10
charged with the robbery of the
tewelry store Of Joe Mayer and Co.
was Rrraigned before Judge Griffin
this morning and given until to-
morrow 20 plead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
queen MARIE
is ILL

-. esossEI.s. Jan. Is-Grave fears
,s,.. ~ for QOeen Marie. who Is
pkgresly ". a consuIfatign ~
az .s'1hs was called fhle rcrptr1
fsfin~ announce that aha 4 e,,r-
p4les, rom ayncOpe ~ ~ hesrt
IL tlsa' nave been placed IN ,,h-
49, .aess 70 permit M ,c,.,,i i ~.
-" q her condition 'pN'aee 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15

other rights belonging 90 the
child are those Of protection and a
satisfaction Of wants. They must 30
guarded from many baieful innu-
euces. among them the impure air q
the tenement the cigarette and i'm
proper companions. This guardian
ahip % the young however. can be
carried too far. When u removes
from him all strenuous life and toll
IL has an enervatinE effect To over
come difficulties and Disadvantages
deveiopea the manly part Of the
child"
This lecture was the fifth given
under the auspices Of the Seattle
Humane Society II was we'll az.
tended. as interest on these subjects
II on the increase and the reputa-
tiOn ~ Mr. Cooper as n public
speaker 10 already well established.
~ n prelude 20 the address Miss
Grace Mccall played two piano re.
iectiona which were well received by
the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
CHOATE RETURNS

NEW YORK. Jan. fS.--AEnbas4a-
dor Choate. who has been IN this
country on leave ~ absence for
some tinae. sailed TODAY 90 resume
HIS duties at thu Court q 81. James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
Shlnaie Men Meet

This afternoon the Washington
Red Cedar ShlnRie Manufacturers
association ~ holding its meeting IN
the city. The association viii do
little other than elect officers and
hear committee reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
MARC0NI SAILS

NEW YORK. Jan. is.--The in
ventor Marconi sailed today for
Europe. where he goes 10 complete
details Tor further experiments in
wireless telsgraphy. He expects to
return 20 the United States early In
the summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
Contagion

Contagious diseases reported 10 tho
health authorities are as follows:
smallpox--W. ". McAvoy. room 81,
Pacific house. and G. w. Jones. sno-
aualmio hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinlty.-Tonight
and Thursday. occasional rain; fresh
III brisk southeast winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15

sHhLdN. Jan 1s.--The latest ar
-sr1'ent - connection with Prince
. msnsrs whit to the United states
- Iof q grand banquet, on
p--.ss - Hohenzoliern, to which
- ,n.s'.snt Roosevelt and his cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
X. P. HIGH inks

Queen city lodge, No. 10, Harmony
lodge, No. 3, and Seattle lodge, No.
81. knights Of Pythias, Jointly In
stalled their new officers at Pythian
hall. last night. The ceremonies were
exceptionally well carried out in the
presence OF large crowd Of
knights.
A new lodge will be Instituted at
Premerton tonight Tho tug Albion
has been chartered and nearly 100
local Knights win leave at $3.50 for
Bremerton. 10 take part In the ex-
ercises. Among the number win be
several grand lodge officers.
The funeral OF s. MaahunaRa was
held from BOnney e. Stewards chapel
OF 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-15
PAYNE SWORN IN AS
POSTMASTER GENERAL

with Charles Emory Smith. who h
retiring nom the cabinet.
Mr.. Smith will leave the city to-
morrow for Philadelphia. whore he
viii resume his avocation as Jour
nalist
Nay PAYER Panama
The isthmian canal commission
meets tomorrow to consider the
proposition 81 the Panama Canal
Company, for the sale to the United
states OF its property and rights in
the Panama route.
Prom one IN authority II IL learned
the commission. In view OF the
French company's proposition to sell
out for see. coo. ee0. win In all probA-
bility report IN favor OF the Panama
route. In any event. Il Ia thought
the Panama route win be put IN a
position for consideration In making
a anal decision.
Lsssier Takes Oath
Montague I.essler. the newly elect
ga Republican representative FOR
New York. who defeated Perry Bel
mont, vas sworn in today.
The house this morning passed a
senate resolution settling February
Z for Mckinley memorial exercises.
without a dissenting voice.
No discussion or even remark,
prefaced It's introduction. The btu
was simply read and a motion 20
pass unanimously made.
The secretary OF the treasury an
nounced today that Aionxo Crusxn.
% Nebraska. would be appointed coll
hector % customs for Puerto Rico.
The senate today passed a btu pro-
yiHfnw FOR a publfc building AT Port .
land, Ore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-03
AT the Roman Bath.

To the Romans the rubltc baths wrre
necessity of daily life. and the baths
OF Pompeii stood In no WAY behind those
Of greater cities IN the umultuous vari-
ETY. OF the SCENES enacted there A quo
tation from Seneca glveT A vivid Illus
tration oa what went on in such places:
II am living near such places. Sounds
are heard on all sides. Just imagine
for yourself every conceivable kind of
noise that can offend the ear The men
Of more sturdy muscle go through their
exercises and swing their hsnds heavily
weighted with Lead Hear their croans
when they restrain themselves, or the
whistling of iabortd breath
III one Is rather lazy, hf has himself
rubbed with ointment aud I hear tho
blows cf the hands slappns his Shoul-
dors. tho sound waving as the mossaRist
strikes with lat or hollow palm. Mean
time there Is "a sudden hraMl, as a thief rs
caught. or there II someone in the bath
who loves 10 hear the sound OF his own
voice. and the bathers plunge into the
swimming bath with loud spashing.
over oil the din you hear the CRY of
those who arc selling cakes. saUsagco and
swCrtmests --fiuffaio News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-03
How Raphael Became Immortal.

Raphael the artistwas 50 conscientious
10 everything he dld TINT he could not be
Induced "a 90 anything halfway even for
temporary use. Ills famous "Sistlne
Madonns," which has been the admira-
ticn of the world and which The great art
critics Of the century have ciassed among
tho few marvellous pictures in existence,
WIS painted TOR temporary use--for a BAN
ner to be carried az The head OF a process
sion. Millions of dollars would not buy
this banner today because Raphael pa,
the best of genius into &C.. he put immor-
taiity into A. because he painted Il just
as well sshe know how, even though Il ~as
for temporary Use And today. Ia Rome.
even ~ the corners at the Vatican. high
up on the ceiling where no ono n atipnosed
20 ever look for its existence, the traveller
irds the same exquisite touch. the same
perfection of inish As Ia his great master
pieces Everything Raphael did he did for
Immortality. half-dono work cannot b.
found IN any of HIS pictures IL would
take many millions O, dollars 60 buy his
works today, not only because ne trnns.
ferred his gonius 20 the canvas in a mas.
terly way. but because the minutest de.
tail r. finished with the same exquisite
pains as attended the chief fe1iros. Sue
cess.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-03
Modern Pilgrim in Antique Garb,

\ pilgrim vho seems 20 have survived
from the Middle Ages has been porsm-
bulating Florence IN a earb copied from
ancient pictures 90 the Saviour, says the
Paris Messenger. He has long, fair hair
falling or his shoulders, walks barefoot
and carries a long stsn, ON the top OF
which are little branches OF oak and
olive. His name ls Richard Jannasch
his age is 80. and he comos from Frank
fort on a pilgrimage "a see the Pope at
Rome lie has been IN for some years
and was unable tc speak. Having SUD
denly regaincd his voice. and thinking IL
miracle. hs became hermit for two
and now wishes 90 he received into the
Romish church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-03
British Monarchs and Golf.

King Edward VII has been playing
golf. After rest OF 30 years English
links again feel the pressure OF mon
arch's feet s. hc braces himself with
royal intent 10 drive the littls white ball
Eight successive British monsrchr hay,
denied Themselves the pleasure ~ -
game otherwise then as occasional spec-
tators - the sport. but now the new
King has taken the golf stick In his
royal hands 90 wield Il perhaps 90 more
effectively than does his hurnblest sub-
ject So aid James 1r before him.
james played golf "a tho closing year.
~ the 18th century. and little did ne think
that the nfst OF the 1oth century would
arrive before another monarch 81 tho isle
should head the links az q player. .-Ex.
change.