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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
CAMP WEISENBERCER
FEATURE OF THE WEEK
NATIONAL euARosMgN IN STRICT MILITARY DUTY, OVER AT
AMERICAN LAKE - SUCCESSFUL ENcAMPMeNr
EVER BEEN RECORDED

4 their best 10 establish good aver
ages. Lieutenant Howard Darling
| ton, OF Seattle. was IN charge ~ the
practice. A competitive shoot Tot h
prize viii be held early next week,
A. the artillery camp preparations
are being made FOR heavy drill,
which VIII take place tomorrow. A
stretch Of ground mile IN length
has been selected for this drill, eiE
horses viii be attached 10 each gun
and viii charge the fun length af
the course. Al the end OF the run
the men Wili be drilled tn rapid load
lnR and firjng Of the guns.
Stealing Post sentries
After the sounding OF tattoo each |
night the airtetest guard n main
tanned around the camp, The men.
u course. try 10 steal past the sen
tries when they can, and as result
The guard tent has been fiiissi every
night. Lieutenant Wagner. leader
Il the hand. Was not exempted. and
with nine OF his men spent Wcdnes-
lay night In confinem~pt. Lieu.
tenant Magner's offenee consisted
IA vcnturing outside the lines to buy
some candy from an AEayFian ped
iler. The watchful guard saw him
and the band went to the guard tent
Tor the night. Several of the ertil-
srymen also spent the niEht In the
guard tent.
afen hav. been detailed 60 ears for
the grounds and In the space OF
three days the grounds have been
from a rough prairie 20
almost the appearance ~ well Kept
lawns The health uf the camp II
good. There are " patients In The
but all but one % them are
suffering from trtfiinE ailments
The one exception. Tacoma man.
Is believed TO be suffering from
typhoid fever An excellent Kitchen
IS maintained at the camp and the /
bin % fare % the men IL somewhat
better than that given IA regular |
army soldier IN war time. Governor |
Mcbride left this morning 20 spend |
two days at the camp. lie VIII re- |
view the regiment during his stay |
there. lie was accompanied BY Ad. |
jutant General Drain and Colonel |
George u. t.amptns.
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
FIERCE STORM AT NOME
Bad Weather AS Late AS July ro-Other Late News of the
Famous Camp-Prospects Good

John hester was accidentally shot
in the ankle July on board the
steamer Sadie on the Keewalick
river. He was brought 90 the Prov
idence hospital AT Nome.
A 1917 ounce gold brick. valued at
$4,000. was turned out July BY Mr..
Trenbrook. assayed for the Bank Of
Cape Nome.
An epidemic 81 typhoid fever was
raging In the camps along the creeks
ia the vicinity OF Nome. Five pa
tents we're In the Nome hospital
United States Quarantine officer
Lloyd has sent n letter to the treas
ury department. urging that the
United States marine hospital at
Dutch Harbor be Transferred 10
Nome and that Siedge Island be
made a permanent quarantine sta
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

The most successful and thor
ouEhlY military enenmpmcnt IN th'
! history OF the National Guard oi
| MaHhingtuu Is now IN progress al
/ camp Weiaenbcrgvt, ut American
lake, near Tacoma. The men have
adapted themselves 60 camn life very
quickly and the H!rioteat military
regulations prevail Every man
from the commanding officers down
% the high private IA stilc rear
ranks II taking the deepest interest
In the encanpmcnt. camp life ih en-
taycd oy the men. for while it II a
respite from the tolls of everyday
life 1t affords the best advantages
for outdoor exercise combined with
good military training and discipline.
Adjutaut General Drain Is In conn
mand az the camp ana has appoint
ed all hls Aides aud ASSISTANTS. nrills
are held regularly and the different
Vie with one another In
excellence. General Drain says that
the proficiency of tho men IN this
respect II a surprise TO all visitors.
A competitive drill for the state |
championship viii be held tomorrow
nr next day. Company II. % Spu-
kane. holds the trophy at present.
but Company d. Of Seattle. COM
inanded by Captain WIN fngiis has
issued a challenge to the Spokane
company. which has been accepted
with slacrity.
The Signal Corps
one OF the most interesting
branches 81 the camp IL the signal
corps. The men have arranged a
system 81 photographs BY which mes
sages are transmitted from points
several miles apart Telegraph and
telephone communication has also
been established throughout the
camp. The signal eorps men have
made their own awtfehhoardH. one
81 the men IA detailed each day to
act as TELEPHONE girl" II IL stated
that she gives much better and
more accurate service than do her
sisters In Seattle. Possibly she
takes some interest IN the duty as
signed.
Yesterday the first regular target
practice was held. The snek rhots
IN the different companies are delns
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reetAL NOTICES


SEATTLE. washington. taiy ~. feus
Hsf W. ~ Hanmqfps. isasef u ffss
Mpant NcrtaA fAs.sisl fharsh. an sh- isth
- faig save srsnf rsnf e. esia
rharrh Ia the seis parsrzss - rsi=lnx nsass-
go 10 raFssHass enA ef~rf an <finrs 20 .at.
ship ths lord ~ He hsf fnaar 81 Ms
fFfsnts - ffsIt him on this tcrsstau an9
fasT al cdsltrttrlfs4 iibersfi4 - ths rsues
sr1 thsy furfhsf ssf that they are TratY
81 Any iinse - eurue ~ nc reiisf unfil ths
wuFt Ia reaari~fea rhrT asifniF- hia ~.
faFfs Re ffsrsusafs 10 nan that
ieFes ne rsa@ ana d<sirrs 70 thstn %
resnefti-E faF themselves ether races
- and ens slvavs trre-d On sen. ons
stse - earn fhsts ur sars thaf al pthsr
fa1ss tu-pe eut fnr thsif interests end -hf
nrt - tew snana fhs manf ffirnda
sha came - sfs ettF 20 assist Re- Ham
ateflsis In his Er4na ard a1tle sraFss wMa
nsv. y. p Hesrtsfstf tie rsstef - fhs
a ~ ekarrN e Nsprasfis and Frank
lin. Wash. urf waffn ffisns e Nsf.
ItaNapoafs. VINO ae4gYerea va~Y able ssfs
mon ~ H0o . ~ An fsff. Drive and
% Fersafa Kfnss tth chsntsv. 8ssh
vsfse Ths su~akef ably banded bis ssts
Jet u vac hssh iaxirai and spiriiusi
Thts church was efUsntted IN Iscsrntrr
str fHsli. Nffh ssfsr fuefrfsf4 ard siftre
that time TIE rursHherzstip hsr ftsafiiY Ia
creased Tbs present piAcs ~ hnidins
sfrstces 4 Fl Ma 1i4 Cherry street sud
Kishth avenue
lArrsirs. st ala. ~. ara , n san.
daY sehepi At ~ ~ Prayer nss~finx- Wei.
nssiag sssalns 81 . ~
RNv. HANMoSp rsssor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
Tacoma 2. heIena 1

TACOMA, July 2f.-Tacoma won
out on Helena in the ninth inning
here yesterday by score Of 2 10 /.
II was one ~ the pretfiest games
played on the local grounds this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

rosITloN MANrnn

Po6iTIoN wNNfED~An eastern man.
with several years Office experience no.
single. hustler, desires "A rerma mont
position. can furnish highest references
has acted a. credit man FOR numhs Z
Of year, has no preference a. TO the
kind Of position. Address W q, Howell
r. o. Boa 1850, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
Portland 10. Butte I

PORTLAND. July "a. - Gay OF
Butte couldn't pitch town ball yes
terday, and the Butte team was de-
feafed by Portland 10 to I. In the
eighth inning smuggling match
started and Portland piled up eight
TunH.
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prr.r vvaxTrp-rewatr

NAN ara eifr. SO sisht eeeh tis. fnetksr
ard daughter. rnen ard eifs. fuantfy ttn.
rssHla 1ieHf chamhefrlaid wsifrefessi
dfshpashef5 Eifrk~r hnsf4fl hefsl rfsok
rwnsrRl rlfis. family cqek. daY eosrsn.
s<rna1 rifts. laundry hsirl second ceek.
$40 week
OF ErS CITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
tizi Third avenue Main no
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too late. Although they forced In
-four runs In that inning the time 10
win had gone by and they had lost
the second game Of the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
FREE Beers

NEW YORK. July z4.-Toaay
there sailed from this port 81 hners
who have been In this city sunday.
July II. for Cape Town. They Were
taken a. British prisoners 81 var
and kept on the British Hsrfnudts.
we're al given passage home. a
large number ~ syfupathizern we're
dawn 20 The wharf when the vessel
carrying them 10 their homes sailed
and q considerable scene u ovation
took place. Notable among thoHe
who babe them farewell were several
Irish societies % the city.
Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
pefrhert Bros. pianos ITO Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

GRAND VIEW
sanaafsnis ststsi feet blocks tso car
uneal Harfhft avenue.
QUEEN A<SE it'll
sGssse irss nuaif each second avenus
north and GARFIELD
tnsst lets lur lutiaE CORNER, each eortio
feet n-aHs Yfihffesn addition.
ec1o.Atl1i n,1lao On Lean. between Burke
sa0p each-Ia,s soxioo. Second avenu.
vest and larfud
tsiu each-z lots f1Nfeo On Eighteenth
feeA fisurrl
ssso-Iri a0rsoo Inside los. Twenty -nfth
anf Dearturn.
PETIT.
New YORK. block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

nonst fhiar iaakina - this Efnpffffs tts
bssafifuilF iufatet 90 tha shore - lake
Washington ~xsfF frt within n few Atets
3 q e m. q ~ .. m cleared snA Graded
sVsnpss. Sidewalk. ed rhsrrhfs. schools
stores etc FRYE auoi and water tots
sailing fasf and 10 Wuf, fef5 only So. so
Ant - Tor iaree aosfeot iafH. a., - hn1
SO d1Un srd g month. tufni.~r for
lufldinn an terms fise Zee cWn<r. e.
IL Hfartsfant Hnsrnlngs. a Rainier
Teach. sntrnyons. 81 ftasfnn tieeh.
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e1ioo-so acres Waterfront ca lake near
Seattle. - HTfrR cleared. all nfumfF out :
2 acres In orr hard. trees a. years old o.
ruom house. well and pump on the rofch
large barn. ffuf. chicken house and out
huifdinas and : hnfHra new wagon and
harness cusNr. bulls sud ehlrkenH. some
boss there are uiuUn harfuwe and
farming fnnir 81 all kinds there r.
stamp gulisF. cables aud hiacka
$500 80 acres uuimpfusfi land near Kent
sncd soil.
~ 80 rer acre. ! section 81 wheat land
near RitfNeli. AL sespi wheat land.
NTETTENGHEN a Arm ElAs.
Room - HsxNen building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
THE MAN
COUNTS.
NOT THE
EDUCATION

When college bred spoken OF, these the type
IN mind the idle, vicious campus rowdy.
Among this type of college bred useful place IN the
world is the rule.
1t is the who fails who gets notice
From the ranks OF the unearned rise TO fame and
power but they are the exception and not the rule
College bred win their way. not by their education.
but they are helped by it.
Men without education climb not because they
lack learning. but in spite of that fact
The is the whether he has been to college or
whether he has spent his time at work
In both he has learned much little was his
ture
college has tools to his hand
than the other That is all there is 10 it,
Hoar distinguished and honored full OF years and
fame the foremost Of American stands to prove
Mr. Schwab's theory wrong.
For Mr. Hoar college and type OF the educated
statesman.
And Mr. Schwab rich young and powerful in the great
business world his that may be made IN
the world without learning So they both right and both
wrong.
1t is the that counts. and not the education.
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wArrRyRoNr OK rrorr SOUND

WATERFRONT on PUGET HotfNp
WATEHFHoNT-Io acres. " improved.
level land. rich Holi. house, barn orchard.
nice creek, iwo hfh ponds e2ao0.
WATEItFHpNT~fs acres. la fms bottom
land 20 acres cleared. orchard Of $50
trees, running water. house, barn 1850
Wnterfruntanf Reree rich loan soil. vine
maple, alder and cedar, running water;
$500
Wateffront--p acres. rich soil all improved.
fenced and cross fenced. 9-rcofn houne,
barn several chicken houses. hne
ehHrdi nice beach. splendid nlaee for
bathing. boating and nshing $50.
ROBERT MAI.TnY, tiO New York block.
HERE ~ CooD ntfY-fT acres. rich
second bottom land all Lowell very pro,
ductive soil. all partially cleared small
house, faces on good county rond; 8
minutes walk from depot stores mills
and poefpffice fTsO
nonEnT MALTbv 40 New York block
BAHgAfN@iO acres, All partially cleared
md seeded ~ grass small house run
ming water, handy 10 Seattle stGo spot
cash
noBnnT NALTnY. 40 New York block.
~ nrren, level land good soii adjoining
small town small house large barn, or
chard small fruits. garden, cow chick
ems outnt Of tooia ali for $3.50.
ROBERT MALTBY, 40 New rork block.
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4 LAnoE SALE q al sinas - Jsp~s.s.
msitins fFom ~ ysrs -. ssaeaa
S Sss Sssnisars Co. ~ ssesss .ssass
sustfhs
PRIVATE sna1sisass. rsbs.r sisrs Il al
hs~pltals ~ al hours. rsAsonaeis. Tel
sKE fAsya. nfs.cos q Lloyd 70 Hinrsi-y
tfoef. about tear honsss Ter cash % cs-
$40 eshlns, rhssas. u - per aos. Ter ese
T,rss sssnas.
sfsTror SALES
/ AUCTION saie OF furniture on the
2sth at o'clock >. m. NJ 1909
sixth avenue. IN part az follows.
Chironicfes. oak sideboard. rugs.
carpets. hand irons portiers. to-
hacro cutter. table covers. linen.
screens. map. hafi-tree. letter files.
hair and wool mattresses. springs.
bed sets. 90 chaire--tining rocker
and once tables. stands. elk head
Rogers plated ware, bed spreads.
sheets. pillow slips. one large dfes-
ser. curtains and many other use
fui household things. eli from fash
fonabie bachelor apartments. can
be examined Friday morning. u.
9. STAN. auctioueer
rou ssrr-wrscrtI.A>
mI0HEsT ssless fela for sseohs NJ nd
household soeds. steses. bedroom srfa
ssrrsis etc. ard second. hand one. fur.
ssessa svsnas sesss' TsI john sssi.
.oss..,.--.-.lrt,sA FINANCIAL 49,,
rHEn; n nEsR.rr.
Financial Agent
MONEY on sAars notice At low rate. pri.
eaie money and corurany money 70 build
With @. A. Nirtns. Roam Z. ffAilcf
building Phone Black 30
COLLATERAL RANK tBarso q R.eD.
fnonet inaned on any Gcod collateral
/
TO loAs-prtvats money Al lev rat. Of
interest hsHw = osner. ZOE Yssisr
WARRANTS bought Ani soid MoTsses
q kshsimam Mutual Lifs hid-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
-. spcurrr6Ts
Z. ". HouoHToN. is-.is Collins
uusrvrs. corureEs
BfsT methods and tsaeners. Acms nusines.
e2llefe. second and PIE
surrta~rEus
AUcffoN and eommission noass. s.aosoi,
ana STAN. secondhand scads bought aud
soldi iarEs tee bon. dogbis story. sins
srSI auesicassr. Tsi' black ssss. :"
T. WILSON. ssnsr.I scuuonesr. al
r. o. RicKERToN 4 co, general auo
uoneers. leia FIRST avenue.
ATTORNEYS At LAW
A. y. EwtN9, attorney at.iaw. notarl
public. sos New York block
NJ. }. STERLING. pension attorney. no,ar,
publie. ss Marion At.
J. a. KELLOGG. sia Washington bulia,ns
a. c. MACDONALD. 400 burke buiidlns.
LYMAN y. KNAPP. 10 Halter building.
W. p, I.AMnurH. sos-s PssIne block.
o. WARD KEMP. saa burke suliains.
AHsTR ACTORS
OSBORNE, TREMfER 4 Co. Inc. 40
rtraet Co. established is6o. minlni
eisim abstracts. Basement OF the Mn
t0sl Life building.
BOOTH. wHIrTLEsEY- HANFoRp Az
,.;rset GO. established lsep basement a
sEA1TLn Abstract Co. n. Y. block.
DENTISTS
A. ". PHfLfffs 81 AsuszY block
DrEiNo AND CLEANING
BATTLE Clothes PRESSING Co. cleaning
liver sls0 month. i icc7 Tsrs. RED ssa AS. 4.
PARTISAN Dye works-We call for clean
press. deliver your clothes. once isi
| First ave. TEL Main 1914.
ENoisEERs AND CONTRACTOR
PCGkT souND nkiDoE 4 DkEDuiN,
CO. ScandinaNian.Am oricAn BANK build
| inG-HaiYway and highway bridges an
! etnduets steel aud iron work Tor build
inxHs dredging aud harbor Improvement
/ | pile drtNinE
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sly Or nff1f.D A tioNs
We rar sell Yau nire eantFsffs fefr ipN
NussRsrs 81 srsaat scot 1ass ehAt has
t..sn raid in % thsszs. WITH thcrT yua can
los a. tilIa a tsFna. lug a faesh. r.Af
,ast a~n : Ids - ear fsffrlsh yua ths
rsaaf4sf - talld At nnfe This y 8hs "
delIfr refueany ard tner hafs hrnkhf
sna hsiif ta~ses fef t~snff rsof'l. nsmfs
81 uhirh eill b kiNeu - nlrftrafinr-
fffa-raher. tbis cab rn'afe fqsa $50 fef
rtaasth - eNn a 5ufn* ~ intrtrst tarfr
must srft these nlssH tefffaFtsi - utef
49, isagInF the sasfntrr. taN q cd
dress room - FaitlFan hlliidins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
SPOKANE
DEFEATS
SEATTLE
Bunch orsssers Take Seattle Down
the Lime 10

SPOKANE, Junly 2f.-'Duke Car
ter, was an easy mark for the spo-
kaxe bafsrnen yesterday, and was
touched up for total Of II hits. The
fiuai score was to 6. The Seattle
team played good. clean ball, but
the way that Carter was pounded
around the lot made their playing
,,nalere. Elsey, Of Spokane, alone
rounded out three two-bagEers and
Z efnele. Seattle made a desperate
fInish ia the last inning, but Il was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

HOUSE AND LOT seas. seh DOWN, SO
MONTHLY PAYMENT HuYs nEAUTI-
FuL HOME. PINE PLACE Fon GAR
DEN AND CHICK EMS. BEAUTIFUL
VIEW. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND CAR
LINE. Hill. MAN. OWNER. OF
LAKE CAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24
4 CHOICE orroRruNTTY

What ID you think ~ THIS for snapf
10 acres or more " you wish Of deep.
rich black loan land at ssh Itr acre.
I, t. on n beautiful creek filled with trout
with No. I road directly % Pioneer
square and only to miles out You can
have the advantage 81 n graded school
only two or three biorks from your door
and tho very best Of neikhhore with
which 10 cast your lot You will regret
Il II you let this chance g. by,
ADAMS a knkMH.
Ell Pioneer building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-24

HfI.LMAN's beautiful lake front addition
IN now on the market. nearly nOO isa sold
In the last few days, sa5 to sifs each
o. down. 81 monthly! lumber seld CO
payments same a. rent. % men now lay
Ing new plank Hidewalka In front Of each
lot money returned N dissatisfied after
one year 10 extra men will be on
grounds Sunday 20 show unsoid lnts Come
quick Owner. Hiiiman. once end Of
present ureen Lake car line.
ron ssIr--AcUr TRACTS
WORKING men with small capital. ss.
Lloyd. Hriscoe a Lloyd about building
your homes. 40 ffinokiey block.
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THE
BENEFIT
OF
EDUCATION


young man harm
Hoar takes tho other side and points on. the fact
the United States who have fame in pub
lie life in literature in art and in many money
makers. have had the benefit OF college training
And there YOU
A case OF pay your money and take your choice.
But not $ in reality.
Mr. Hoar right part and in part wrong. and so Mr.
Schwab.
1t all depends point of view but upon the
suits.
That is why there so much talk and little purpose
THIS THE Now this is the TRUTH
TRUTH College lie hurts some young men. and it
ABOUT helps others.
COLLEGE boy. for his years at schools. is better
TRAINING by just what he has learned
II he comes OF college big with the
idea that the way get the world IS his trous
swagger his tatbrm turned down his
he bad job for himself in wasting his time at school
II he leaves college thinking that tousced hair go shoes
and trained ability drink beer will him much in the
world, ne might better have been work.
of the college of the and with
his education he might have traits much than the
faults he boas.s
What going help him much. but If he
such things he has much of the in him at
best. and there is great loss.
Then there is the young who has spent his school
years work lie knows something of books something OF
and something of Ii ne has had technical train
ing. he is we'll up in special branch
that knowledge in itself will make place
the world Tor him. will help him FIJI any place he
may find and he viii fill better he has done what he ought
At school
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Men with education often fail. but the
wrecks OF life-of life viewed at its best
come more often from those who have not
had college training.
Nine out OF ten college men leave school
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HELP wASTgp. rnAIE And

PACIFIC fnsa. o~s-. nos "a Ave-, faf-
eishss hest help 81 ETY. cssl up Main
IS Mrs Hsyss. Msr.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-03
Who is Wisdom?

A report reached this city to-day
that VIII Wisdom, colored, of this
place, was accidently shot Satur-
day night at colored festival near
HopkInsville. Wisdom was one Of
the spectators TO a general row
which occurred at the festival, and
one Of the bullets missed its mark
and struck him.-Clarksville Leaf
Chronicle.
Nothing is known here of the af-
fair, unless Wisdom is the unknown
negro whose head stopped and fat
tered out a bullet at the Locust
Grove shooting bee Saturday night.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-03
WEST CHRISTIAN.
Happenings Around the Village of
Hawkins.

Hawkins, KY, Sept. 3O.-As it
has been some time since the read
ers of the Kentuckian had any
news from this vicinity, 1 will write
few lines just to let you know
that we are still in the ring though
slightly disfgured.
Mr.. /. A. Petty, we are sorry to
say, is going to leave the ridge and
work with Mr.. w. H. Butler, near
cambridge, next year, but there is
one consolation-our loss is all their
gain.
Marvin Woosley, the little son of
J. r. Woosley, Of. Hawkins, who has
been very low with fever, we are
glad to say is better.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-03
NASHVILLE NUPTIALS.
Nelson Fuqua WEEDS Miss Clara
rlay Howe.

Mr., Nelson Fuqua, of Marinette,
Wis, son of DR.. w. NJ. Fuqua, of
this city, and Miss Clara Mai Howe,
daughter of Mr.. w. II. Howe, Of
Nashville, Tenn, were married
Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents. They passed
through this city the same evening
enroute to Wisconsin, Mrs. Walter
Kelly and Miss Annie Todd Kelly.
of this city, attended the wedding,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-03
GALLANT OFFICER
Succumbs to 0yerwOrk Ard
Takes His Life.
Shocking End to Lieutenant
BrOnaugh's Brilliant Naval
Career.

The untimely death of Lieut..
Commander William venable Bro
naugh, of the U. S. Navy, was
learned here Tuesday evening.
He committed suicide on the bat.
tleship Kearsarge at the navy
yards, by shooting a bullet into hrs
brains with a revolver.
He had been much worried from
overwork in connection with the
recent maneuvers off the coast, his
vessel being a flagship. The de-
tails have not yet been received.
His brother-in-law, Mr.. John T.
Edmunds, left Tuesday night for
New York. He arrived lat night
and will return with the body as
soon as possible, which will be
inferred here.
Mrs. Bronaugh left less than ten
days before for Brooklyn to Join
her husband. She arrived only
five days before his untimely end;
Their only daughter, Miss Mary,
was placed in school in New York.
She is expected to return home with
her mother and uncle.
Lieut.. Bronaugh was born in
this county in 1887. He was ap-
pointed to Annapolis in 1873 by
Congressman John Young Brown
and graduated in 1876. The same
year he was stationed at the Paris
Exposition as naval representative
of his government. Later he was
assigned to the Tennessee and
went with party of civil engineers
to Alaska, remaining three years
He served successfully as an officer
on the jamestown and the Ports.
mouth and as inspector of steel at
the Carnegie works in Pittsburg.
He assisted for three years in sur
veys of South and Central America
and rounded the horn on the AL
lance. A part of his shore duty
was as chief of a department at the
naval observatory.
He was navigator on the Castine
when the Spanish-American war
broke out and saw constantservice.
His most notable exploit was to
sink the Alfonso XII in a sea duel.
In 1899 he took his vessel through
the Suez Canal to the Philippines.
He commanded the marine force
that captured Mindanao. He re
turned in 1900 and for two years
had been stationed at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, but was recently
placed in charge of the big Kear-
sarge as executive iofficer.
He was married in 1885 to Miss
Mary Edmunds, who with one
daughter survives him.
The funeral ceremonies will be
held here at a date to be announced.