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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25
A New Way OF Using ChamberlaIn's
Couah Remedy.

Mr., Arthur Chapman, writing from
Durham, Natal, South Africa, says; LAS
q proof that Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy is cure suitable for old and young,
pen you the following: A nelghbor of
mine lid child just over two months
old, II had very bad cough and the
parents did not know what to give it.
! suggested that II they would get bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
put some upon the dummy teat the baby
was slcking 1t would no doubt cure the
child, This they did ard brought about
a quick relief and cured the baby" This
remedy Is for sale by I'LL druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25
Jumped OH Him,

George Hargroye and Oliver Christian
got drunk together, and then they got
aisorderly and George pushed Oliver
down. Atter he got him down, he Jumped
on him anI bruised his head. DR.. Crump.
OF the ambulance corps, felt the bumps
and said there sM,as little In it,, EQ
The casa viii 10 ,na Lad day In Police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25
Mr., Bigger Here.

n Mr. Fl. Mcclure Bigger, Of Norfolk.
IS In tine city 10 spend the holidays with
his mother and brothers.
Mr. Bigger has about recovered from
his recent illness, and Is now In fairly
good health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25
A. Military Story,

Speaking of military matters, rem;pds
me of good story an officer was telling
e, ne some ON time ago ana I, goes to saow
men 70 Whom he must pay more rhapi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

Is one OF the Greatest Healers OF the Sick on
Earth. Cures all y. senses or no Charge cure
all disc Asses that are known to the human racr
r,ess. or Addiction may be-, and restore you -
uerfect health. / cure tho following diseases:
Hen n .Dsense Consumption. Blood, Kidney.
Liver, Bladder, Piles in any form, Vertigo.
Quinsy. Sore THROAT. Lungs. Dysps psla lnaig.s =
pains. and Aches OF any kind Colds, Bronchial
troubles, Sores. Skin Diseases. all Itching SEN
,sntionss In Grippe, or Pneumonia, Ulcers Car
S''rciea ROLLS. Cancer, the W Jrs, FORMS with
~ The use OF knife or Instruments: Eczems,
pi,nnles on face and body: Diabetes OF Kidneys.
~ w rht,s Disease of the Kidneys. I cure any
ii sense no matter OF what nature. Medicine
sent to any address by express For ful par ar
store No. 4oi, west Broad Street Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

Miss Charlotte Miller, Miss Ella Ham
mond and Miss Alma Cecil, who have
been at the Mary Baldwin Seminary dur
ing this year. Will all be In Richmond
for the Christmas vacation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

Friends of Miss Ellie Bosller are sorry
to hear of her illness In New York,
where she has been visiting Mrs. S. Bar
ton French
Miss Bosher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert s. Bosher, have gone on to New
York. and will remain with her until she
Improves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25
& The Social Register.

MI. James Aston Cabell has arrived
4 from Ab.eviIie, S. C.. where he stopped
d Tor few days on his way home from
gAsheviiie. n. c, With Mrs. iCaoell and
his little daughters. he Will enjoy ms
h Christmas at home, on East Grace Street.
Those Of Mr., Cabe!i's friends who havf
seen him since his arrival think he Is
looking remarkably vel! and that he Is
4 quite in his usual health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

Mr.. Randolph Cardoza Of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, reached Richmond
"Wednesday and will be with Mr. and Mrs
JunIus Mosby during Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

the subsistence department.. The
profits On TIE TRANSACTIONS ~eFe very
moderate and we're al turned int
the lnHplsr treasury aid fullY an-
copufsa FOR
The report declares that citizens
claimed that tn enc concentration
Instance go persons uers crowded
into one building A phsbiciAu said
he was ready 70 testify thas many
had died frafn Ruffncafton. Genera
Miies inspected the building ana said
q - tnW ssfferHtaEF structure ~ -
- feet lie asked that a written
statement 81 TIRE ease Be forwarded
% Min ~ Manila but the state
msut wRa never FsreiNsd he says
uhetk*r any influence Was brought
t. tear 20 prevent ths making % q
formal statement either By peruuas
Sion Or coercion. he 10 not prepared
At the present time 10 state Vie
sayn he found certain offlceFe who
regarded such acts ~ iuatifiabig.
In that part 81 the report devoted
70 the Moro question General Niles
says the problem ~ control IL not
apparently difficult re says thc In
surRents are poorly armed and have
40 means Of wifhatandinE mounted
artillery and field ruaftarn lie
made = personai inspection of the
scene % hastiiittsa around lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

spectacle is as strong now az Il ever
has been.
while no steps have as yet beeen
taken In the matter still " these
dens are not closed In a short time
we will request the proper author
tiles 20 see TO I, that they are pat out
Of business.
we want this district cieansed
and we believe that ~ can be kept
clean. 81 least We will attempt 10
keep It ~.
Herman Chaplin. president Of the
Boston National bank In inter-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

The Etfl Was found lying PRIME on
her back tn bed, without a Sian 81
life save her nuttefiuH pulse.
ar Johnson aud DR. shaw were
nufninpned aud worked over her fur
huufa hsfuru shr fslliad. Nhr was
then taken to Providence hospital.
where death Il nov haurly expected
she revived thia morning and aas
able 20 tell nr shaw bow nhe felt
though she would not gay "A word
about the tragedy. save that she
vas sorry she had shot herself 4
want 90 live. daetor | want 60 liveiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
THEY TOOK
HIS RIFLE

In spite OF the fact that he was
cnrrVlup a loaded rifle on his arm.
IL. kruger was held up aud robbed
bv couple Of the boldest thugs
that have operated in this city Tor
months.
Kruger was walking along Jack
son street between Fourth and Firth
avenues at an early hour yesterday
morning and he met two men. One
~ them gaw a quick lunge NJ him
as they passed and felled Kruger to
tha ground With vicious blow.
Kruger was partially stunned. but
both the thugs jumped onto him and
went through his clothes. They got
natbiug save his watch and rifle
nv the time he fully recovered his
senaea the highwaymen had disap.
prared.
Kruger, who II q stranger IN town
rennrtcd the affair Co the police, bat
neelootad to give hts address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
n nv \ ABUSES seen b b1f
GEN. MILES I'm PHILIPPINES

T. claimed that the people ere paet-
asN shr - tdrueea q hostility against
AnsHFfcaH saNefetguitY are apparent.
Dali accounts arr rerriVed - de-
peeaatlnfs. hesflisiiea and distuf b.
mssss# Hn aeNefaiiy crstieises TIE
ee4ausntY 20 churches ~ truopH.
~ recommends that ~ least one
pnart IN the vicinity 81 Manila BE
fnfsifssl beyond the possibility 81
safsare - a foreign feet
Mach space - devoted T. the ina
pnNorfnhe4l condition Il the natives
" Haasan - Ner. neetilence Rnd
fafsine. This shnuid receive iu.sue.
dtAta and serious confederation ht
recommends that trauHports De utfi.
lEesf n carrying corn ard wheat
ffuhi The Pacific Coast for the RELIEF
- FTlfniuss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
AGED MRS. CASWELL
FINDS FRIENDS
TWO SEATTLE LAWYERS WILL BRING HUSBAND BEFORE
COURT AND COMPEL SUPPORT HER

a drug firm has offered 10 kiNs
he's free II charge all the medicine
shs needs A ehRfilahiy Inclined
peraan haa paid a weeks board for
he's IN a eofnfoFtA hie lndEipK house
and Waterman a fiendrun viii on
her behalf institute proceeding for
separate maintenance.
when the insanity commission had
refused 80 send hia wife to the
asylum AT his request caawell said
wei. put her somewhere then
have fnonay. bat none For her. She
~ 81 nna complaining al the time
tIsin theory seems 10 be that q
eosnan who won't work can't eat
and ought net live. and fer
nsOnfha he has treated his wife ae-
esHdineiv. although he 81 laboref
Ia. starYt fort = hfr circumstances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

Mfa. Jaisa gasWeil. the ased
woman whoae husband has refused
30 support her because She = weak
and iii and can not longer keep
house Tor hiu has found friends "a
the law firm ~ Waterman a Hon
dfnn. who sent for her today and Of
frred Co lend their aantstancs toward
making her husband do hla duty
ike 4 man
The poor creature v almost deeti-
tute aud 10 % 81 that she can hardly
stand On her feet Since her pathetic
story was Published ln the star last
week. when Caawrii. who wanted to
rid himself Of the hafden ~ his In
valid wife. was attempting 70 rail-
road her to the insane asylum the
invafd's condition has been much
firffefsff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

strong aud rather bold hand. show
lug that the writer Was NOT labor-
INK under any nervous excitement
y hon il was prpned.
Mhere H. JerdNnf
Dr Jordan was uot AZ his effire.
to-day. and couid not be found 20
that ue explanation f0r the torn note
l. available.
Nrs- "A 4. NaFatt a drvsHmakcr.
also ueeurNins d suite 81 ruema On
fhe se me raaF 20 thc Safe hepostt
building was the only person IN fhe
Fauiu "a hon MisH he itoe abni herself.
Mfa MyEatt.a story 10 a. faiiawa
I had never seen tha Elr uutli
yesterday. and last nisht nr. Jordan
eafnt O. uy feeuu and asked He te
s. down and nee Mites pe Hoe, as she
wass VefY dsspundent - ! went
down a. her room tNo. So and told
hey to cheer up and that she would
soun b. an fiEhI The gifi ~ ne lying
ca hes bed When I entered
As s0an as ! had apakvn "a hNfs
shr eutshsd cut 'tao away Mrs My
Hatt I'm an right and sire Insisted
an u - strongly that / tufHsd o.
- sna a. I fia So I sae q pistol
xieaminE Ia hef hattd aua h-ant the
shot fired at the same instant
es~ al used up but Fam daNn The
hair aHa met ne Jordan again and
STA NJ Cod that poer gift has
afing hsrHvifi
"iie laughed ara said on. no she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
MEGRQ
- - ~ u q
VOTES

WASHINGTON. u. c.. April IT.
TNa supreme court % the United
States today declared m the case %
ths negroes q Montgomery county.
Alabama. Who complained that an
der the new constitution their names
wsfe nuf registered oa the voting
iists. taus sxeluding the black race
from voting that the cirsuit court
YES right IN dlsmtsalnr their bat BY
ths decision the treatment Of ne
Krues Ia the matter Il thslr risht -
Franchise "a left a. the state depart
usenf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
BUSINESS men
GROW INDIGNANT
iney VIII Remind Mayor Humes of His Promise
to Cleanse the Old TenderlOin and Insist
Upon Immediate Action

ne dance hsrs. variety
~ 40 other queutlonAbie 10.
~ shslY re-apenea IN ths
= fles south % Yesisr way
g. she business men n that
,sa..s y ne CITY have rssolvar 10
IT, 100 Humes ~ hfa promise
+ ~ - men several months aRo
+. ~ ustfict wotIid b. olennsed
II him 70 kses that prom
la ~ 'asss men are not saying
~ ~ they are thinking a great
= s.' -efs they n think out QUA
~ ss'ssn and Mayor Hunss
AEss ~ good cause O. havine
Generally .1e.-.f.-s
Irs. sn that the Old Tender,
~ Vi. = tesHfasnE to old appear
~ ... ,hef are resolved 10 take
..-slpf soon b put a stop m
3kus = TIE vicious element
-, 'Htifaer. ~ the DeYfer.
s.,-.. - who vas q member Of
aa., mite 10 which Mayor
<<sn,.. s.ysrai months sso Vave IN
n = cleanse the Old Tender.
y ~, ,asaklnT Of ths mater 10.
- -. ~ eoDvening Of the grand
- ~. ...snmiitee 81 the busiaes,
lssn....a. 80. = On Mayor Humss VIII
| &c. Nat the paved distriet ~.
q reslsr way BE- cleanse,
: E.s .s.eIis that then infected n
&s''' aa this COMMITTEE maj ~.
- 'houla be Thoroughly No
: ~ "s ~ thai should that nytm
= . ne same PORTION ~ A.,
Vi, - ..'l Z. % his attention ma
~. ihai the wi = rsmedied
s.ssa heard many esprss",oss y
y rss,s I'm Ne business men n
~ su,s INK u these dsvss and
ana sss, , ,s their desire io ma h
y section decent ana re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

meared serap - toru note
- play an lmpaftaut part
-. ,es mystery surrounding
n.s Al ssgf.mursier which
~ Hoe a handsome
..s..e.tsd sagng WOMAN. IN
y. 49,, - e-r.slf IN her r.sse in
lAgosls esild.nk aeeat ,
I - ~ sight asi's = i'NesNe'
J y -. = = - daaht in the
- ~ 1. shaw and IN =.
- =. a. ATTENDED the zirl
- - al ard thst rfuhthls
fes Aeef< Sh= NVuttrd
4 -. nasulnk. Which both
800. - = al extremely aeri-
,sstIhisa ness fefefrcd t. u
,ass.axe Ms ife i,oe rute
$50 ~ shot herself. and r.
~ sasssssian - 10, Jean
- wiii h.,ld L o.. the inquest
= -.~.esr vss written on ehear'
go wfth a. indsitnss pencil.
\ 80 A. fl lows
- ssssd M ili health any
- rgefsT destlt ~ a hepelss,
sNsna~
/ - ths nnse ended abruFfiy
ns.,s tam h two IA the uid
Is = ~ rsxe. ne wefi a. l.
~ ,slAls chsse g. the iaFscd
K ~ p@gsf, ssld the teiss o.
tas atAe7 issters skzggsf sssfs r
at :szk ~
4 - s.,te was ia resss stun 81 ~
a.~.s !s.ssi.n. Who LIVES in ftszliss
- anpr as the ene oceuuirs
~ we stvi. When Or
.-sm xas cafiea or t,ss ease he
Il a "a sfs hal isff rens uaes-
= IA ks asked ~ Jordan Tor
uss ue shts tern sefap =
4 n le64n. tbs mofnius hpt
= ~ q rs tiHae notlee that the
- 4 ts,< nose s'as torn Oft tr
=. =, a. imaoFtsni l.Agt in the
- a. slri dies ard ] SHALL Ae-r
r. n.ss e ~fsttsa n a eiss-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

the door and he very sharply toll
me couldn't see her. snd 10 80 about
my own huaiuerH
y said that WIS mindinE mg own
business aud had been sent there BY
the college. You're linrf this
man said, and II YOU don't get out
- hete III throw you out That
frightened me. and ! hurried away At
once"
known Miss he Hoe better than any
other person in town. iio stated
iFrt hight that rhe came to this city
from lsoulsyille. rs, d little over "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
BAD MAN
Nv JAIL
.AmIe LindhoIm Draws q
Knife on Policeman
Rihhach

Amle Lindholm was landed IN the
city lail last night shortly before u
o'clock after desperate fight with
patrnlman Ribhach, Iindholm was
In saloon below the coal buukers
ON First avenue south and had been
fimirinhinH a revolver. The officer
SAYS that thc prisoner Wa using ths
gun ~ u club and hna no9red one
victim when he arrived
when placed uncd arrest, Lind.
holm drew n wicked looking knit,
from under hts coat and made
lunfe az tho policeman Hlhbnet
was quick. however. and one blow
nut the knife wieldcr out af hush
ness before he could infllct wound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

year ago broken down IN health, and
that she spent some time IN a hos
pitnl She lived Tor some time In
her home near Lake Union. and sur
feref severe relapse last June. be
eauFe ono morning before she was
otit Of bed. "a man who had come to
take out the telephone. broke her
window and crHWled into her room.
Following that experience she was
insane for several months. and nc
eordinR Co Dr Jordan. she has
threatened 10 Kin herself 20 often
that he never paid any attention TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. A-Hii III
President Roosevelt began Sstrenu-
Qua day by turning the FIRST sod for
the new Carnegie library here. lie
afterwards made an address from IN
front of the High school building.
fila train left here AZ bitb o'clock :.
HAaTINaa. Neb., April u "
President ftooa~veltn speech here
he urged the people 20 continue tree
planting. lie paid n high compli-
mont 70 ]. Sterling Morton. the Me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

hasn't. she has threatened 10 lots
like that
why man she did she has kill.
80 heraelfi I exclaimed. and all h.
said was oh. it'a al a hiun, she
shot IN the air.
4 Insisted 20 ntfonEly that she
had sous ht her own life, that the
doctor reluctantly went down the
hail and entered the room and the
truth then burst on hlm in fah
fnrra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
cTnrM!!n!!!cc nav
FOR ROOSEVELT
Greeted BY Thousands on Way Eastwdn Through
Ne6rasko---Mdkes Several Addresses

.braskan who Ans secretary Of agi
culture IN CIeyeiand's cabinet ana
the father 81 the Arbor day moNs-
ment. The president said thar ms /.
Hons Of school children are thr"uth
this movement. learning great leH.
sons which center around trseh ana
DE$ MONIES. Ia, April 2f-Ihe
capital city Of Iowa is puttint oil
holiday attire IN honor 81 ffeHiaens
Uoosevrlt, who r. 10 be here tain"f 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

] slok with neuralgia and confined "a
I her room
Last Friday. Hannah Brain, one Of
the students 40 the college. WIS sent
Ia see hef hY the visiting commit 81
tee, nnd claims she MA not permit d
ted 20 see her, bY iann whore
descriptions fita nf Jordan
This man. said Miss Brain To-
day, aahHalufaiY refused to let me
see her ana took the flowers I hnd
brought fur her md said be would
see that Hhc gnt them. I called the
nest daF nud tho same man met me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

I.anaa ara fuauG that the forts have
vsfs sgtEhg resisting powers tie sas
visaH the establishment e pefsnsrss'1s s
statious there and al other atfaEstts
points
fisnsfai Milrs obl~eta 10 the en-.
Payment II American soldiers ~
ruahnnaktnE pithaut stffa eafupea-
natiau in summing ~ hia nhaefVas
items Throughout lbs Islands be c8rss
meuts on the uah~ailhfui condition
asserting that xsfF fnN escape ths
dshiiit&tins effects ~ the climate
he compliments the troops fnf earn
rstnsss aud faithfuiiusss IS regard
thr diacuufinuauEw II the tiaaaf
feature tie aaYs the eAutasns a.
bsnefiriaL
oeustai Miles says that while Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

view today said:
While l was not a member o. the
COMMITTEES that secured the promise
from the mayor that the disreputable
resorts In the paved district should
be closed. stiil I think I am safe In
saying that thr business men VIII
not again tolerate the same condi-
lions that prevailed there before the
converting Of the grand jury.
II believe that the business men
will take some action In the matter,
though just what form " VIII assume
I am unable 90 say"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
ONE Sensational Charges Against the American
Troops Made Public i'm the Report of the Com
mander-in-C Chief of the Army, Based on His
Recent Inspection of Philippines

Is Of their people had been tortured
By The water cure. One man was
burned 70 death. These atrocities.
General Miles wss told. ~sre eoa1-
mlsssd BY = company Of scouts an
der Lieutenant HennsEz.
In order e corrert such srroneous
and dangerous impressions ard -
prevent sarh acts - future Gsn~rai
Mics ad1reased au order 20 ths a..
vision comma rtsisr. dated February
- calling attention 70 the reports
Of atrocities and directing that any
orders OF circulars % psssoual In
structton which would Inspire 81 en-
courage any act II cruelty be i'm
nesiiat~iy annuiiea.
Judge Advocate General Davis IN
= letter % she secretary - war. re-.
piled as 70 the acts eompiaiuess 81 IN
General Miles report. ard Says the
Incidents have been made the sub
fecs 81 special Investigations III
some Instances by cossrt- martial
whose orders have already been
made public Davis refers 10 Cen
erai Miles charge that rice - sold
81 the concentration campo az a
profit and says u was purchased ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

nhe mnanrd
she has only she fainteat chance
Ia the world 10 recover the duetofn
say She shot herself with n ak-
e8iihef revolver Tho hall passed
completely through her body just
ehufo the heart II cut through the
bed clothing and wna later found im-
headrd IN the mattress.
Business College Girl
Aias he Hoe had attended WI
son business roileHe until about
tesa weeks AKA when she Wan taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

PfTTsHuRG. Pa. April 81 Miss
Alice Thaw wnH married mis- after
noon 10 the Earl Of Yarmouth In the
Caivsty Episcopal church. The
bride ~ the daughter of the late
William Thaw. who hHasscd a great
fortune IN the iron and steel indus
try. The bridegroom. whose family
name II George Francis Alexander
Seymour, IL the eldest son and heir
Of thu Marquis Of HEREFORD, and be-
longs 20 one Of the most exalted
families Of the English inability The
earl has resided in America for some
time
PI1.rsnuRG. April z7.-r'he Earl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
MRMDW- MNNW

Of Yarmouth was this morning
served with writ Of attachment
iswued by the court OF Kings Bench
London, last March At the Instance
~ security guaranty company OF
london for a debt 81 1880 borrowed
IN 1902. Interest charges we're also
added. varying Ia amounts at fatsh
ranking from ti00 to $500 per an
mum Service was made personally
In his apartments while the Earfs
PARTY Was with him. The earl was
taInfaliy embarrassed. but accepted
il and declared he would make
answer within the prescribed time
fmty days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

uszIxsTus. y C.. Aprgl r..
- 4 General Miss special Re.
|w sl~s En- he recent inspection
"a paaausnss vas made public
|aaz N Asnss that array officers
~~-t y srusl ana lnsuman tor
= Z u zsiivs. The eaaeentra.
ass ss'zsi=snussi-
's'nslas > saH.d 20 ,he food Of
sss safnsd IN NE camp. Some
rf~s 4 IA .lsnd iraveT-ea sp.
~ = = devastated and the ma
= - ssrrsz=sa
''A fsses he2rd complaints Of
r~assi stlsens ss 70 harsh treat.
~ n<z tod him THAT they had
I" sasaraisd In towns aud had
'''sa treat indIrniti-s. Also ina,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

usrearef 7. De Doe, Young, Hand
some and Wen Educated, Shoots
herself and VIII Probaby Die
~ Want 10 Live, She Means,
gm Her Lips Are Sealed Con-
oerning flre Tragedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
90 -, raoM aouTHlANp

4. W Hurlhut II Spelger n
Hurlbut accompanies hy rs hnfl- .
weeks so1ourn IN southern Calf
f0fuin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

row. Visitors are already arriving
ana IL In expected that the crowd
will be one Of the largest ever seen
here,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-15
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

JimpsOn Weed was a newcomer
in the city, and Chinese laundry
men were yellow primroses" to
him. But he knew that every
Chinaman was called John.
So. when he had deposited a
bundle of soiled collars and cuffs at
the Monaghan laundry which -four
ished in the vicinity of his board
inghouse, he INDUCED a converSa-
tional impulse by r-marking:
Say, can / have them clothes by
Chewsday, John? Your names
John, amt it?"
You lie,'' replied the Celestial,
with the customary placid smile.
The retort brought a blow from
Jimpson Weed. The blow brought
some Chinese repartee, delivered
with Il fiatiron. Then came more
blows, more hatirons, more China
men, terrific general engagement
and the police.
As IimpSon Weed was ushered
into the patrol wagon, together with
a bunch OF tlisordered pigtails, what
was left of his eyes permitted him a
glimSe of the inscription over his
adversary's place of business.
The sign read "Yu Ii. Heap
cheap."-New Orleans Times De-
mocrat.