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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
SOCIAL
D0DINGg

The gotliiion club save one Of Il :
ususl dancing parties last aeeninE IN
tIttles hall. The oecaNlon Mas one
OF great pleasure.
The Cheu club bay. are niAkins
great preparations Toe the danes
which they expect 70 give ON Christ
mas night IN the Queen Anne club
house. over SEQ Invitations have
been issued.
Mr.. ana Mr.. Thomas prass h VIII
entertain the Sinth Avenue Card
club Thursday evening at their home
on Ninth avenue.
A very tire recital was given Last
night In the Unitarian church. The
AFFAIR Was under the auspices af the
4. O. p club. Mrs John W Moore.
a well known literary woman. rrad
same finr dramatic selections
Miss Rrbs Evelyn fruca and Mr.
Matthew Edward Sgurty Ssre mar
rid last evening at i o'clock In -
Marks club. The ceremony Vas
performed BY Rev. J. T.. u. Llwyd
Many frtsnds were present.
one Of the nstahie weddings % the
wsek was that Of Mis-. Margaret
Essina Adams aud Mr.. Harry Eugene
tioyce. The ceremony was perfofm-
I'd op Tuesday evening At %
o'cioc& At the home 81 the bride >
PARENTS. les Seventeenth avenue. Il
Was a i~lixhtfus home wedding.
Capt. Cannon 81 ene q. = a. trans
pert Warren. effi entertain a few
frtsnd# At Grads on board the boat.
Friday evrainx.
NJ. ard Mr.. John f4eary enter
tanned the "Wednesday Card club last
night A large number Of members
urfc presenf and the meeting was
a Ncry -@njnyahts affair
Mr.. and Mrs John Collins are
spending few weeks visiting In
ssar FRANCHISE.
Mr. and Mrs r. n Snawfrn are
visiting In C'nieaso. They expect
- rcsnafn until after the hniidays
The Sir~trenth Century club met
thi. Afternoon Tor its regular srs-
slnn. Tho topic under discussion
VAS The French ~ov-ilsfs Of the
Seventeenth Century. Niae la
Rse@~, Miss NJ Grace Long. snt Miss
Annie F.iiis AcTe1r figured In the
rfoxrafu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
THE MARKETS

Western avenue Ia expected Cpd
Hooded within few days wsS
heavy shipment of Japanese oranges
which arrived yesterday on the
\ okohama liner tiiotun Aaru. How
ever, II ia predicted that the price Of
the frult viii not fall. as II II bee1m-
ing more popular each season,
Though ANAL and dry. the Japanese
yellow fellows are ripper. and saIn~
people think sWeeter than thelr tall z
fnfnin cousins. findins a ready sale.
Eggs have probably rvarhrd their
lowest price ma ia until after Christ
mas and raaitrf seems to be a.
high ss u viii 80 bsfafe that tlfa~.
Dressed turkeys especially arr com.
lnE In ffe-iy from both oregon and
Eastern stAtca
cauliiosser is not much In demand
selling as low an si0a pct dos this
morning.
wHoIEssls PRICES
gfss-- ys,gs. 49, 70 Asy ryy.t In ss.s.
- rsF esat hsA.fl
Pre~isien.
fsssh hsss--caw sssts alss r<s ~. si.ss
svss eite. pdft. s,ss "a ssst tsfes.
FFgsi.lsss-- Haas itsi bs.asfsss s4soa.
1--WE bellies. fresh. ta4r.
Vegetables
itsfesnk sae,atass, ustfxs testii Yer
too faklma.. 81 s.t4kit. gsrfais' tfstfiaa
80 satss isttusT. 10 80 sas hos hess--,
q "a caas. caulIiaeer, tt4fi ~ doa
tufuffs. faei ssfiis g esuhsse. u 90
81, - isef aet. estrffs ssri H~e@t i'ut.tesa
2Gzttr per -. ehiu psqr-fn o. 70 p~r bot
xAlsFkraut. Il pet ihs oaions. kso per
ewts squashez aud pampkins D. psf
10.
Green Fruit. Etc.
i-sasus.s q snata % 80 easi essahins se-
rl~-. aogfar ~ t~ss, ~atiHs srFi-- ise0
o. = p~f isss haaaisss, ~ satsf4 =. fina
sgtAss. - ~ 10 - 49, ersas@st 49,.
ia O. esoft - 80 80 fapeasss. q 80
q = p@s hasi srsFe fryit. ts xtas@s.
81 nsssfi = reefs q ss9ti - - ess
lsss,sa'',.sa., o. p ssiasi. k.sts. all
tsfnla ffieA azs u utosi 10. iaipafs@9i.
81 -. tllfk aa~s t1pe 49, ~
Butter. Cheese. Hsas. Poultry
Halter " aslaiastsn rf~ameftss. So
eastern. - IA. fafsah fdu1e
rtss=s~ Native ~ ssAsnEten feH efe4ei,
iArl t1aststn, teulse stFssaa. tasI tAea-
tsfssf. leaifei bfiak a~iss, iseteg
Exxs+ Fresh ransh. a3u IL. East
sfn, 40 -.
Paultry--ifeaA. live. itais'se. drss-
sd =, i1uisc bFoil~f-. $40 dozen.
turkeys. dressed. ai4 &c. live dseas.
IKE. live srssr. ioc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
BURGLARS STOLE
BARRELS OF BEER

Joe carter and Howard Oriffithr,
the latter commonly known as
schwabAeher Jack" are being tried
for burglary IN the super Tor court
today they nfe charged with hav-
ing stolen two batrets Of beer from
Great Northern boz car. last De-
tubsr.
Half bottle OF liquor In being used
as evidence IN the case. aud II APP
parcnuy all that remains OF the
haul There IL considerable bet
ting on who VIII be allowed 10 take
charge OF IL when the trial Is nm
lEhsd, and during the noon recess u
was carefully guarded by responsible
uffnuns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
.ARMlESS WONDER"
WINS GUN FIGHT
WITH TOE

]. n Payne proved h an audience
of oue last might that he vas In
deed entitled 10 hts rohriqurt The
Arala=. wonder Payne has dem
onssrated On the streets that though
without arms he can shave himself.
and. In fact, perform alnost any or
binary pisrs OF work with his feet
Last night he held a bis ain shooter
IN his to@s and forced his partner. q.
X AeGraw. to lose cnusidsrahie
efathInK This morning Aebfaw
swoF~ 10 a complaint In Justice
Georges cssurt charging him with
petty larceny.
Aceafdina to the rtary told b. No
Grnw to the police there were lively
times ia the rppm occupied b. the
men on Columbia street They had
hean travelling toxeth~r Nrff~t' =
sas manager for the performer. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
MORE BANK
CURRENCY
Bill Providing for Further
Issue

WASHINGTON. u. q, Dec. Ia
Chairman Fowler Of the house COM
mittes OF banking and currency has
Introduces a bin drawn In accord
ance with the views OF the Hepub-
iican members OF the committee. II
provides. that any national bank
may. with the approval Of the
comptroller OF the currency. take out
fof iszu. aud circulation an amount
Of national bank notes not exceed :
Ias Is per cent. OF tts paid-up and
ehlfupaifed capital. without dep0s-
ting United stats. bonds with tho
United States treasury in the man
nsr provided by tire existing law.
That said national bank notes
shall be Furnished b. the United
States az the expense Of the re
sp-ctiRe banks issuing them. aud
shall be In tho denominations Of tin
and multiplsa thereof.
That before any national bank
shall receive any Of the bank notes
referred To tn this act Il shall nr.t
deposit in the treasury Of the United
States az . guarantees Of the payment
thereof an amount 81 United States
bonds or gold coin. of both. equal To
per cent. Of the amount Of the
notes 20 he taken out. and such de-
ponis shail bs counted as a part ef
the lawful reserve Of said bank
against said notes.
"a tax of one-qusrtsr OF cent
= % be paid on the first days OF
January and July Of each year In
gold ON the average amount Of natd
notes In circulation durins the pie
eesins six months "
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About Christmas
Presents

You may safely invest your faith
and money In and with Us. We have
a standard, and apply u to every .
thing IN our store. no matter how
tflfiinH. When yqu select your gifts
here ynu may be confident ~ their
worth. But that u not the only In
centive We have 10 OF ~ you. econ
0my ~ n strong feature ami In which
connection we desire 10 direct your
attention 10 the fact that We buy
an our instruments direct from the
manufacturer aud ship In carload
lots. mostly without boxes repre-
aeutlnK a great saving IN freight ana
giving us many other advantages.
which We afa always pleased 70
share with our patrons. We are
showing an unusually large and eie-
giant stock Of the celebrated Chick
ering a Sons. kimbali Hobart n.
cable, PeaHe, -. 4. Johnston Co,
iiaddorff a Brinksrhof Pianos and
Kimbaii Organs. which we are offer
Ing al exceedingly attractive prices
aud selling on very easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
SUES ALLEGED
JEALOUS WIFE

The Er~en-syed monster ftsz
wrecked another happy home. sa-
lsfsfinx 60 tbs dlvOrcs complaint fied
Ia the superior court tofay By Nj
chsel Menoueush he says that his
wife Bpssie has such a Jealous dis
position that he can't live with her
longer.
A short time aEn. the husband
siatss the d~fsudant. IN a NJ of@an-
ger. left her hssfn~ mad ten little tha-
irrn. and has not returned.
lie ask. FOE th- dtsaFvs On The
aruuaaa of ciszssrt&an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
WILLIAMS BODY
FOUND IN BAY

The body nf = A. Williams was
found floating "a the bay near the
NaYaiae Mission hospital by Charles
1arneys a. = o'clock this afternoon
Williams Was iaharinK imam b
years az age trm Eastern Washing
ton. Who was taken to the Wayside
Mission hospital about two weeks
Ngu.
lilo MAS suffering from delarinm
tremelis. During the first night that
he was Ia tho hospital he escaped
the bay.
Tho finding OF the badly n the
first confirmation of the suicide
theory.
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is FROM MINNEAPOLIS
Waiter r. Gates Selects a
$3.50 Lot on Capitol
Hillfor His Seattle Home

In division No. J Of capitol Hill.
Nj, Walter y. Gates sili build a fne
300 residence early nekt year. After
thoroughly looking about Seattle.
Mr. Gates selected n tifs0 lot on
Fifteen avenue. In the part Of Cap
ltoi hill above stated.
1 Hts fofu1sr home IL IN Minneap-
fais. but MI. Gates elaius that 80
atfi~'s Capitol mn far outranks any
af the beautiful residsnos sections Of
that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18

- really a marvellous cripple. both
his arms 2fe off at the ahouldVrH,
ltt that mtsfortuno doea not hinder
hin trnm eating, shaving. writing
AMI doing almost every thing that a
whole man can do with the aid of
hia hands,
Last nlght. Il II said, there was
dissolution OF the partnership
Payne. the armieaa man, IL alleged
70 have been pcfchUd on The bed In
the partnership room with a revolver
Ntenyhed Ia his foot. lila third toe
was on ths triggct and he had
eerked the Hun with his biz toe
NeNthW SAN that the odds we're
against him. - ha departed
When he returned to hia room he
SAYS Payne had stolen his clothes
aud left, The warrant TOT hlh arrest
followed this morning.
Payne a. attll al lafHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
prMANp AMouNT or eoNp

The suit Of the IsHaauab Coal 60.
10 recover 10000. the amount Of q
surety bond from the q. A. Fidelity
A. Guaranty Co. Of baltimore, ls be-
Ing heard by Judge iinnford ana a
Jury In the United States district
court. this afternoon, Defendant,
corporation was b1ndHfnan for Fran
eea Alien He'll. secretary and an
Histhnt treasurer of the coal COM
pany. who IL accused Of having en-
bezzlod $4,000 from his employers.
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hin that will to preaautod to q by
the Washington chapter of tho
American Institute of Architects. IL
VIII hu made niasieneanof Tot any
person to practice the profession Of
architecture without "A rpTiiieste
The hit provides for the appoint
munt Of state hoard Of afohteftt
to he appointed by the sovetfior.
this hoard hnins EiNeu authority TO
hold semi annual uxnminaiionH ind
Issue certificates - HucCeasful aps
pitoanta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
STRUCK BY
STREET CAR

Aaa result Of a street car accident.
near the corner of Pike street aud
Western avenue last night, Richard
Weed IL at the Seattle General hos
pital In an unconscious condition
Weed attempted ~ cross the car
track tn front OF Ballard car, one
corner of the car struck hun.
He was picked ~ and sent to the
hospital There are few bruises On
hia head that AZ first we're thought
trivial. lie has been Unconscious
since the accident however. aud
fears are now entertained for hia
recovery. IL II stated by the motor.
man Of the ear that he believes the
man was intoxicated. Nothing In
known Of his family or place Of res
idence
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ARE
OBSTINATE

Coroner Hoye stiii holds to the be
lief that Mrs Mary Collins was
murdered Ia a lonely cabin an Twen-
~ ninth avenue south The police,
on the ether hand, say they haNe
positive evidence that she died a
natural death The police have
practically dropped the ease.
NotWithatnndln the fact that tho
rofaner'H jury brought in "A verdict
% murder the police state positively
that uuna tvaa pouituitteI
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MUST STAND
THEIR TRIAL

information. we're nied In the su-
prrtof rourt today ssainst Daniel
pftzTnli and Charles Ramsey.
priseail - charged with having
rubbed Nua ttiEstnr q as. on Sos.
a. and Ramsey. 1t - alleged. obtain
81 o.. unaeF false ptseenc~r. from
Thslka Fi~iua. tie 10 charged With
having falsely represented himself
Go ts~ = boss agent rvprpHrEtinE
Nenamaher a 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
WILL DIVERT
WHITE RIVER

A petition for tho right 10 divert
the waters Of the Whitp river Ia
Like Taps. was flied with tbs rotiftY
this fnosaine By the
white River Power 60.
The petitioners proress 10 eHtab-
li-h an sisctftc lighting plant b.
tween nerrinxer and sumner. and
ask for a release from al damages
witch Inlsht ars-rua to eaapty prop
srty by reason of changing the
course Of the river and IT. trtbutar-
lea a similar p~tiiion viii BE- pre-
scented to each property owner itss-
IN to Be effected Il 10 said tho pfo-
posed diversion Of thta stream viii,
t. a certain extent. solvea the pfob-
lem Of the stuck river overflow.
-=-a=s@s -
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Small Mosical Instruments

IL is now rapidly approaching the
time for our annual stock taking.
and IN order 90 close out the great
est number possible. We Will continue
20 sell until january I many lines OF
our Niolins, Guitarr Mandolins, Ban
joe. Acrordions and trimmings OF
every description at virtually ONE
half less than actual value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
BIG FIELD
OF SUGAR

SALT LAKE. Dee. is-At the close
Of the run Of the Utah sugar beet
factorica for the season there "
shown ar output Of a.. 90. 90 pounds
F1ffy per cent Of the prpziuct has
b~en shipped FAST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
BLOODY
STREET
BATTLE

VIENNA. Dee. ia pitched bat.
tie il reported bet Ween lao09 strikers
and tbs troups At itast- itoff. Rursia
Three hundred were killed and i.0ao
injured. Including a number OF
wetnrn who foushl bshlnd hastily
constructed street bafftcaira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
In Taking Machines

We represent the famous Columbia
phonoEraph Company. who make
the most perfect Talking Machines
IN the world We have The largest
stock In the city. Prices from SO 70
ti08. records from Doc to 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
HEAVY FALL
OF SNOW

TACOMA. pee. ts-Teu a. fifteen
inches II snow has fallen In the
Cascade iussuutatns the heaviest
tsti known Ia Deeember. Trains are
ietaFrsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
CRAZY HERMIT

Gus Thomas. hermit raneher Of
iiotheii. II being tried for insanity in
the superior court today. hla mania
is for bathing. he Ii covered with
nth from head 60 foot. showing that
hia mania IL recent.
Detective iiarbee % the police
forve today arrested an alleged room
worker. The man gave his name aH
John Devins at headquarters when
he was booked. II II alleged that
Dsyina broke into closet Ia the
itninier-Gfand hotel barber shop
and atola an oyeruoat owned by y.
Campbell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
STOCK
SUFFERS

HELENA. pee. ts-ilundredn Of
cattle and sheep have pcrizhed dur
ms the taat few weeks from the OF,
feeta Of the bliEasrti which caught
stockmen unpreparrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
PIONEER MEETS
A TRAGIC DEATH

to-@ph GaIassnIth. = N~aithy pio-
u~~r Who lived nRar Black River
Iunetioa. was fatally Injured In an
anetdent near his hons Al ! O'Clock
,his aftartoass. A tree ~hirb he was
rhapuins doxn fell on him. crush
lns Ms right leg and hip and IN"
flsstInx internal Injuries.
~. Va. placed aboard hsnton
car and df~d ~hiie en- route 10 frosi-
sfsficv hospital.
The body was removed 70 butseI :
vnrth'a r1oravs. ts NAs fep1tea W
b. worth 50. 90
can pt Mrs. Eiiiott'- studio. 1so
uosfon building. and see her aie-
piav % beautiful burned anu ~
f,n-s~d leather novelties los ho.s,H'
xfts
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MORTALITY REPORT

The funeral Of Capt O. w Mac
Qfesor. whose death occurred Al the
family residence d1t First avsnue
\. est. ga Dec. 10. viii be held from
the sacred Heart church tomorrow
morning Ia u.s. High mass VIII he
sung The remains will ha Inferred
IN calvary cemetery By Collins Bros.
Mrs hide Ito, aged - years. died
at Providence hospital this morning.
She was the wife % &. Ito. Japan
.-s rn.rchsat Of ils Madison street.
The badly Is al the mofgue of honney
a Stewart. Funeral services VIII be
held from the residence. Fourth av-
enue aud Washington street toHlor-
rOw afternoon ct 2 o'clock.
sasHaH - HH=asf
Burnt Leather - Denny coryeii
Co.
-ar-ass@z-=-~
A..
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cnnlsrMAs Maoolhaa

We print OF ~nxrave the announce
fnrnt The w. PresA LIST and Pike,
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out at reduced prices. JUSTICES sta
tiansfy store. 80 Columbia street.
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That's the question our show .
lns Of fashionable furntshinss--ul ad-
sratsIy pricsd-soives the riddle.
King Bros. ola Ftrni ave. ."
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Carved Leather = -cesyeII
co. -.
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Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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D.S. JOHNSTON co.

ososrsI Music Dealers.
003 Second Avenue. Burke Building o
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Burnt Leather = Denny -ccrysil
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-12
M'LAURiN IN ANOTHER ROW.
Attacked by A. A. Gates, Of GreenviIle,
S. c., in Raleigh Hotel.

Washington. May Ex-senator John
l.. McLaurin. of South Carolina. fi2ur.
ed IN another personal encounter Sat
urday night in the Raleigh hotel.
Senator McLaurin, A. A. Gates. nro-
1rletor of the Mansion house in Green.
vile. S. c., who is more than six fee,
tall and weighs nearly 500 pounds.
and Loomis Blaylock. former collector
OF internal revenue for the district o,
South Carolina, were engaged in cor.
versation and appeared to be on the
best OF terms. when Gates suddenly
tore Off his coat and throwing it ON
the floor rushed at McLaurin.
The latter appeared dazed al the
sudden attack and had no time =. de-
tend himself. He managed to clinch
and the two men struggled. broke
away and clinched again. Bystanders
mte9ferred and separated the co1nhc,
ants, after which Gates took train
for hime.
None OF the parties to the row would
give the reason for Gates attack. but
1t is believed from the fury with
which the attack was made. that
South Carolina politics was under 6;s
cussion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-12
CONFERENCE ORDERED
or State. Navy and War Departments
for Aid.

Washington, May l2-President
Roosevelt today ordered the state.
war and navy departments to confer
and cooperate in relieving distressed
in Martinique. The gunboat Potomac
has sailed from Porto Rico and the
cruiser Cincinnati from Santo Domin-
go for Martinique. The Dixie. an aux
iliary cruiser. will be ready this even
ing for orders to sail from Brooklyn.
The house takes UP til. bill for the ap-
100000 for the Marti-
niQue sufferers this afternoon. and it
is believed it will pass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-12
HANNA ON THE TRAIL
Wants Gov. Wood Censured
for Position in Rath-
bone Case.
THE SENATOR CLAIMS TO HAVE
GATHERED MASS OF EVI.
OENCE
Showing That Woe.J Ignored Pres.
dents orders and Prosecuted IN.
stead of Prosecuted.
IERESTlNG GENERAL NEWS

Washington. May Ex-senator Han
ma wants Gen. Wood censured. trans
ferred to an undesirable command or
otherwise called down for his attitude
in the Rathbone case The sanntor
thinks Wood prosecuted Rathaune.
when he should only have caused him
TO be prosecuted. 1t is said that
friends of Rathbone in Cuba have been
quietly gathering information in re-
gard to Gen. Woods administra ton IS
governor general of the island and
that they have placed in Senator fian-
mas hands evidence that Wood ignor-
ed and disobeyed orders emanatjl.s 2
from the president and the war de-
partment. This will be placed before
the president. it is said. and Wood
may yet find himself in an unpleasant
situation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-12
SUED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
[ Eetends1t Is Sixty Years Old ane!
Complainant Twenty-three.

Spfnghcld. H.. May l2.-Athough
sixty years cid and a grandfather
Benjamin F. McAtee. a wealthy far
ner residing near Glenarm is not tee
old for Miss Nellie F. Clayton. youLg
woman OF twenty-three years, who has
sued him for $4,000 damages in tn
Sansamon circuit court for alleged
breach OF promise.
It is alleged in the bill that McAtee
proposed marriage to Miss Clayton on
Christmas day, 1897: that She is ready
to marry him at any time but that he
mas steadily been VI different fr3nle
of mind. although she asked him twice
to keep his promise. Some years aga
McAtee,s wife secured divorce fror!
him and married another man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-12
WANTED TITLE FOR WIFE.
Antics CO Cou9le Abroad With More
Money Than Brains.

y Paris telegram says: An Amcri-
can stopping at the Elysee Palace hotel
recently wrote to newspaper signing
himself "Cashdown," saying that his
wife wished to crafty her ambition to
procure the title of Marques or coun-
less. He is willing to pay what it is
worth.
As result dozens of answers ap-
peared in the letter column. some Sc.
rious, othelS ironical. One correspond.
ent recommends that "Cashdown" go
10 the Hotel Droout auction rooms
where lone female with the burden
some title Of countess, who is now
candidate for that OF duchess. offers
to sell her former title at bargain-day
rates
"CashdoWn's" search after happi-
ness for his wife caused much amuse-
me.t and the London papers repro
tiuced it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-12
WHO ESCAPED
he Lava Perished Of Thirst, HUNGER
and Injuries.

Fort De France, May 12.-Every
Railable vessel has been pressed iuto
krvice for relief duty in the vicinity
St. Pierre. Food and other supplies
fe being hurried to the scene. Great
Rds are going forward of quick lime
ID petroleum, which are being sent
aid in the disposition oi bodies, the
composition of which causes the
Eatest distress to the relief forces.
is estimated that thousands who es-
ped the lava died from hunger, ,;iliist
injuries. st. Pierre's streets can
be traced The lava is still flow
down the mountain The wants
the Bank of Martinique We're found
Rct. They contain four hundred
usand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-12
AIMED TO TO THE OTHER HOR.
RoRS PEOPLE NOW SUFFER-.
ING HUNGER.
Panic Now Prevails in Oevasted DIS.
trict, and Scene 7aks lmaei-
nation.
RELIEF NOW GOING FORWARD

Washington, May 12.-Lous Ayne
states that the consul at Guads loupe,
who went to Martinique under instruc-
lions from Washington, reports by
cable from Fc-t De France today as
Follows:
disaster is complete. ST. Pierre is
wiped out Consul Prentis and family
kre dead. The governor says thirty
thousand perished and fifty thousand
IRE homeless and hungry. He suggests
The red cross be asked to send Goldfish,
fice, beans, salt meats and biscuits as
uckIy as possible The visit of war;
hip would be valuabIe.''