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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-16

| VERY PROPER, LEMONADE FOR BOYS"
gar display of authority in the ques-
ton.
WELL if you're passing that way III
half an hour you might see if the fires
all right. Come, Mary: play me some
thing on the piano."
The younger man turned white. He
began to trcmble.
LET me first offer Mr.. Deery glass
Of lemonade" she said, advancing with
it and trembling also and as white as
was he.
Very proper; lemonade for boys.
Hard stuff for you and me, eh?" chuc-
Killed. Holloway, nudging Mr.. Wilson,
who was poor enough to stand the fell
lows insolence Just because Of occa-
sional addiction to the cup.
Mr.. Wilson laughed a little uneasy
laugh. and Holloway roared.
Mary felt herself shrink under the
| insult. Percy took the glass and, turn
| ing full to his employer. said. glaring
at him:
Eyes, lemonade is for boys-and
men"
What was the matter with that New
Years microbe?
| Even politeness could not prevent the
pause and the silence. Could it be pos
sible?
perhaps he'll take smoke,
though" sneered Dick, bent on making
Percy ridiculous. "Offer him the box,
Mr.. Wilson,
Percy took a cigar. He held it in his
left hand while he slipped his lemonade
and chatted with courteous Mrs. Will
son. He began to grow brilliant and
bold. Mary's eyes frightened She was
getting proud of him. Presently Mr..
Wilson said something about politics
to Holloway, and they differed. Hollo-
way grew loud in his displtation. Turn
ing suddenly to him, Percy said:
Mr. Holloway. stop! You are quite
mistaken"
Even Dick was silent in his astonish,
ment. Mary grew fairly radiant.
will you have just little wine, Mr..
Deery?' asked Mr.. Wilson, rising with
new and joyous inspiration, There
might be good stuff In this chap, after
all, according to his views OF good
stuff.
From Mary's father | will not re-
fuse to take It," was the astounding
reply.
Tears stood in Mary's eyes. She had
been so proud of his sudden show of
spirit, but now he was going too far.
She shook her head ut him secretly 1t
was enough. AS Mr.. Wilson poured
out the wine for him he arose, took
her hand and, raising the glass. de
clarea that he was about to propose u
toast.
ITO the girl l love, Miss Nary he
cried. and, putting down the wine un
der the reminder conveyed with pres.
sure of her hand. he took up his lem
onade and quickly gulped it down
Mary pressed his hand again in warm
approval.
The younger Miss Wilson made 4
face to her mother which expressed the
opinion that Mr.. Deery was making :
ninny of himself. The younger Miss
Wilson, by the way had no sweet
heart.
That's what l call down-hic-
right insult to Mr.. wilson," hieeough
ed Holloway. Come, young fellow
I'll drive you downtown. | guess fd
better take you home before you make
any more bad breaks" He lighted his
cigar as he stood up
, Percy dropped Mary's hand ant
looked grimly ut him. The whole fam
lily protested that nothing wrong had
occurred, but goodbys and renewed
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-16


ting up and reaching out his hand,
which Mr.. Wilson shook heartily.
I'm proud of you, my son. Come.
lets fill up, doctor-on lemonade-and
drink Il happy new year to the young
couple and to us all. Lemonade fo
me hereafter"
And to the noyanno what's his
name?" added Mary, with sly glance
at Percy. II do believe father has got
one too"
1.-THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" said the
doctor, raising his glass.
The largest university in any English
speaking country is Harvard, which
has $3.50 students.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
MORE ARRESTS LOOKED FOR
Important Developments in Land
Fraud Cases Expected.

Washington. Dec. 2l.-More import.
ant developments in the big land fraud
scheme, for alleged completely in which
John A. Benson. of San Francisco. was
arrested Friday. are expected shortly,
but the utmost secrecy guards the pro-
ceedings. Woodford Harlan, the form
er chief OF division, and at present a
clerk in the general land Office, who is
accused OF taking brides from Benson.
was not at his desk during the dav. it
being explained that he was away on
leave of absence for two or three DAYS.
Secretary Hitch .ock declined to discuss
the expected further arrests or TO say
what action as to Harlan's case is in
contemplation. and when asked why
Harlan had been retained so long after
the discovery of the alleged offenses,
refused TO answer the question. Ben
son has gone TO New York.
Secretary Hitchcock denied the state
ment that the government had lest ap.
proxims,ely $4,000 600 by the land
frauds. bu, refused TO give any idea OF
the total amount involved. Secretary
Hitchcock had taken necessary precau.
tions 10 score secrecy as TO the fact. de-
veloped in the Investigation. and the
evidence sdduced, 80 tina; the plans OF
the department, shall ne confined 70
himself and the officials actively en-
gagged in the WORK.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

Starbuck will soon vote on the ques-
tion of incorporation.
The annual poultry show at Walla
Walla will be held February >.
The Seattle WOODEN Mill Company
will enlarge it's mill at Kirkland.
The two weeks holiday vacation OF
the state university began Saturday.
Pullman Agricultural college girls
defeated Spokane high school at basket
ball by a score of Is to ..
Rural free delivery sevrice has been
ordered established February | AT Wau-
kon, Lincoln county, with one carrier.
Ernest Stalberg broke both arms by
falling from turning bar in the gym
nasium of the Young Mems Culture
Club at Davenport.
The Tacoma Times, new evening
paper, owned and managed by +. H..
Wells, formerly editor of the Seattle
Star. published its first issue Monday
evening. 1t will be " penny paper, re-
ceiving the Scripps News service.
The state auditor has issued war
rant on the state treasurer for 50, 500
in favor Of Charles A. Straub, Joseph
Morrison. Maurice Smith, Franz Zell-
ingren and +. c. I.suter, the same be-
ing in full payment of the reward
offered bv the state Tor the capture Of
Outlaw Harry Tracy,
Arrangements are under way for a
football game to be played at Spokane
early in January between the Universe
ty of Minnesota eleven and picked
team from the University Of Idaho.
The Minnesota boys play the Universe
tyof California on New Years day and
will pass through Spokane few days
later on their way home.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
is AN IMMENSE PROJECT.
Big Bend Irrigation Discussed IT
Warrington.


Wasi ington. Dec. 2l.-There was a
joint meeting Of the senate and house
irrigation committees Saturday, at
which Congressman Jones was present.
The meeting had been srranged Tor the
purpose of giving MIR. Newell, chief oil
the reclamation service. an opportunity
to i've his views in reagrd to irrigation
work and the investigations in the va.
rious states.
In Washington investigation is being
made OF what is known as the Big Bend
project. which Mr.. Newell said is the
largest irrigation project in the world
According to his statement, it would
irrieate between one and two million
acres of land. and that. SO far as inves
LEGATIONS have gone, the cost would be
staggering. and can only be compared
with the Panama canal in magnitude.
He said that in the end the land re.
claimed would be we'll worth the cost
OF reclamation. He stated it might be
several years before the plan could be
made and it could be determined
whether the project was feasible or not.
Their intention is to investigate the
matter in all its phases. They are in
vestigating project in Okanoean coun.
ty. under which possibly 50 900 or 60.
600 acres OF land will be reclsimed.
This project is to consist OF canals and
reservoirs. \ definite determination
he said, very likely will be arrived at
by next year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
LEFT BY POPE LEO
LARGE SUM IN CASH TURNED
OVER TO POPE Plus.
Treasure Amounting to Nine Mill.
ions Was Entrust ed to Cardinal
Gotti, Project of Propaganda.
Nearly Two Millions More Dis.
covered i'm Leo's Apartments.

Rome, Dec. According to the
Tribuna. the Vatican had sudden wealth
poured into its Golfers Friday. For some
time certain sums which were known
to be possessed by Pope Leo were looked
for without result, the search toward
the end becoming somew hat fevrish.
Cardinal Gotti, project of the props-
ganda, accompanied by Mgr. Marco
Iini, one of the late pope's secretaries,
drove up to the Vatican, and, getting
out hurriedly, began tuSging at heavy
object in the carriage. Assistance was
offered. but it was refused, and Cardi.
nal Gotti and Mgr. Marzolini between
them carried the mysterious object to
the apartment of Pope Plus. They were
Immediately admitted, and remained
for two hours.
Intense curiosity was aroused by this
act, and it was believd to have some
relation to the missing wealth, and the
widest rumors were circulated. 1t soon
became known, however, that the bag
contained $4,000, 900 francs $4,000
000) in bank notes.
When Cardinal Gotti ent eed the
presence OF the pope, he sank to his
knees, and, pointing to his burden,
said
Your holiness. the lamented Leo,
just before his detah. coniided to me
the money which l now lay at your
feet, ssyinS that ii succeeded him
was to use it ss thought best, but
that il another took his place was to
turn the money over to him after PEI
rid OF four months had elapsed. This
now do in the presence OF Mgr. Mar
zolini, who has been the only other
person to share the secret"
The pope was much affected. The
Tribuna goes on to relate that just
about the time this scene was being en-.
acted in the papsl apartments, an elec.
'rician, while removing the hangings
int he late Pope Leo's chamber in or.
der TO get at the electric light wires,
found in hole in the wall several bags
which were carelessly tied. These bags,
opened. were found 70 contain 1885,
600 francs 81 $50 900.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS ROM VARIOUS PARTS o.
THE WORLD
Outside the State of Washington
Resume of the Less Important,
but Not Less Interesting. Hap
pcpings of the Past Week In u
Gender scd Form.

Chicago will put in bid ior the
Democratic Nationla convention.
An attempt has been made on the
life of Max Nordau, supposedly by po-
litical enemies. A bullet caused a
slight wound.
According to the Spanish newspapers
project is on foot for the marriage OF
King Alfonso to his cousin, the Prin-
cess Maria del Pillar, of Bavaria. She
is IL years of age.
Adam Myckle. Of Spencer, Iowa.
farm hand and hostler by occupation,
has fallen heir TO n fortune OF $4,000
600 by the death of All uncle in Aus
tralia.
James NJ. Edge. the bank teller, who
embezzled about $4,000 of the funds
Of the First National bank Of Paterson,
New Jersey, has received a sentence OF
seven years.
The memory OF David kennison. last
survivor Of the Boston Tea Party
WAS honored at Chicago by the unveil-
ing of huge boulder monun ent in
Lincoln Park.
Alderman John j. Brennan. Of Chi
caIo, has been sentenced to year in
the house of correction on y charge OF
completely IN election frauds. 1t WAS
charged that he voted dead men.
Thomas PenderSast. prisetighter.
died from injuries received in twenty
two round contest with Kid Williams
at Sacramento. At the end OF the fight
Penderssst WAS apparently uniniured.
The last Of the bodies that were re-
ported missing have been recovered
from the ruins OF the dormitory At Wal
den university. The total loss OF life
by Fridays fire is now placed at thir.
teen.
The Australian harvest generally is
said 70 he turning out exrellently. Ii
is estimated that the total yield OF
wheat ior the six states will be TO-
oOo COO bushels. The previous highest
record WAS IS, 900, 900 bushels.
\ Christian Judge and two Christian
gendsrmes have been murdered by
Mussulmans At Cusinic. in northern
Albania. The victims were recently
appointed 10 their posts in conformity
with the Macedonian reform scheme OF
Austria and Russia.
The Dominion government has now
under consideration the question OF
uniting Newfoundland with Cansds.
and also the purchase OF Greenland
from Denmark This is result Of the
Alaska boundary decision, which WAS
So unsatisfactory 10 Canada.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
THE SEAL OF ESTION.
Tawney Bill. Once Passed by House,
May Become = Law.

Washington. nxc. sa.-Henry W.
Elliott. Of Cleveland. who for msnv
years hss been interested in the fur
SEALS Of Alaska. recently has been call
ei II Washington by members Of the
senate committee on territories. Four
members q. this Committee, Senators
Nelson. pillinshsn Buruhsm sni psf
.ers,u. visited Alaska las. summer and
investigated the seal islands sni fur
Industry. The report which the com.
mi,,sa will submit; s>on after the AS
ssmoliuS Of congress will devote much
attention 10 this feature OF Alaska. II
Is expected tbs, the committee will
recommend the passage Of the Tswnev
bill. which pSsssI the house last con-
sress. tut failed in the senate on se-
Gun; OF the s:s;sha,i bill. This usS-
sure err powered the president. oi the
I ni,sG States 10 conclude NEGOTIATION
with the government: .. Grss. Britain
!or reyleS ii the condition 0; sssirs
relating 10 the protecting o; fur b@s.inS
animals in the Se-ins sea country. 90
determine via; further regulations
SHALL hs ordered IL sny esu ae devised.
- restore the Industry and, pending
the investigation and review. author.
issd the p-ssiie1; ~ canelnje uloics
ylvecii xi,h Gr~Si Britain ~hs-sby
the Il ling .; seals OF and o. seS by
subjects .: the respective governments
sAcCG es entirely prohibited. sxcep:
,Ae Zee hundred yo1ns male sesls
rs<ssssi ~ TIE natives .: The Islands q,
=. Nxal Sri -. t;ea-Ss io- ios,i
In TIE evs,, TIA: sS%.rs. rssuls.
;ic,. So preserving tie Alaskan sesl
he-3 o,c'i -; - agree; -. .he sse;-e-
tS-y :. TIE treasury WAS authorized 20
Kill every .rr sea- .: the Pr;cilos
is,sr.s. excSri 10000 females x-i
.lsso r,sles
NJ Ellsoi; xss A. ss-1ss, CHAN pioa
.: This measure ans syp<S-s3 before
the N,a, r'i;;sS - ~Sys xri means dur
irs IRE as: congress IL S3vcaev .. i.s
yss<SSs. &ui - rs again --Ss,; i; os-
.s-S Ire c,'- =,li,sS - ss--.,c-sss.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
Purchasing Prices.

The following prices are being OF
fered 70 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or in the car 81 Seattle:
Graia-os,s, sssGsS per ton: bar,
ley. SCI per ton; wheat. chicken feed
So Per ton: bran. 81 Per ton: shorts,
81 per ton.
Hsy-Esstern Washington. new. SCI
Per ton; Puse. sound. siSel5 per
Ton, Alfalfa, sl4GiS per ton.
Esss-St.ictly fresh ranch. 81 % 4oc
per dor.
PouiI-y-Live hens, lsc per ID: old
ROSTERS Sc per 10: spring chickens,
sG,Sct7s per dog: ducks, ISGIsis c
per 10; geese, iQGllc Per ID; turkeys.
l>c Pc. II.
Live S,ock-Cho;ce beef cs.t,e
COWS. s. Per ID; Steers. IS. etc Per
10; sheep. SGSL.c Per 10: hogs. els
c. PEI 10: calves. se,c Per ID;
spring lambs, ssGssQ PEI heSd
Hides, Psl,s ana woo,-Hsavy
sSltei steers. over 81 10. .isc: medium
Per ID. &c: hgs. uncer 50 lbs. siac:
cc~s. al weights Sac: ssitsd kips,
&c; calf. s.; stays AID bulls Sc: green
hides, lie less .can sa;sd; calls AMI
g-uhay. lc less: cry hides. L. Isc;
winter deer. dry. lac 30: socd bet
css. tallev. 4G4,sc; grease Is &
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
STOLE IN CARLOAD LOTS.
Freight Thieves at Seattle Do w hole.
salt. Business.


Seattle. Dec. 2l.-The Great North
ern and Northern Pacific officials adj
NIT that conspiracy to rob the two
companies has existed in Seattle for a
period of four years, and that losses
running into thousands of dollars has
resulted During that time freight
cars have been robbed of their contents
and the goods consigned to one mer-
chant Rave been sold to another in the
same line OF business in the same city.
Again whole freight car loads OF goods
have been taken and reshipped TO other
points, where the ring is alleged to
have had fences for the disposition OF
this stuff. Tons upon tons of merchan-
disc, it is charged, have been sent to
Alaska. to California, to Oregon and
interior Western states, sold for what
it would bring, and the money divided
among those implicated.
Herman Rheinhart, James c. Grsves
and p. j. Flynn, arrested in this city
last week. are the alleged ringleaders
in the conspiracy.
The Northern Pacific railroad, it is
said. is the heaviest loser in freight
shipments and SUNS paid by the COM
pany for "lost goods run far into the
thousands. The Great Northern, while
it has been sufferer from the same
depredations, has not suffered to the
same extent as the Northern Pacific in
lost freight.
A thorough investigation is being
made by the two big transcontinental
roads.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
raecra oysceasiers-

W1e&,-S,rsS.s-. -; club. -
Cs,tle-Srs@-s ses-s pr cw.:
COWS -. 6Sc
S2s~ 81
Eo<S-t-e @ *
Ozts-s-tSl e3s: ruled os,s- So q
e.Ssa
Sxy. Alfalfa. s-c--W1s2: es!
$3.50 ,i.o-Ay. .,e.3 e.rss-ass
So ciovs- s,i:% ei-S1. s.ts-.a,
sA6I5:A
Fee6-CC-z- So. wasa,- se-s9 =
c&--sy. SAo,s srz.-- So. ro-s,3 $40,
s-2z- So: sso-,s. 81.
H,-l,-y-T--say<- dressed. 81,
eA.cSs1s- dressed sP-l2S i;Gl*c:
t-cSs~ dressed is. seess- dressed
Is Avs-c.,css1s, ,tGi3,s; 3-cks.
lie GEESE TX, mixers. ~
s---.s--wssAi-s-c- c-sa-e--. $50
s.c -&-cA- -.e.-c. EASIER nh. -
e:sc-
EsS-r-ssA rs-tA- ae!s; Eas;,
s-- .!e.S
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
SOLDIERS IN PANAMA.
A Hundred Colombian Troops Land
at Los pinos.

Colon. Dec. 2o.-Information has
been received here that about 100 Co.
lombisn troops have landed at the
Island of Los Pinos, northwest of Cape
Tiburon. which is situated at the west.
ern entrance of the Gulf Of Darien.
The Island of Los Pinos is in Pana-
ma territory, and is the only island
along the coast that is wooded. peaked
with mountains and also we'll watered
thus offering every facility for camping
and being used as base OF observa-
ton.
II is significant in this connection
that the United States suNiliary cruiser
Msyio~er LEI, left this hsrbor yester-
day. bound in the direction OF the
Island OF Pines. TO obtain Inflammation
Of the report.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
All Plead Not Guilty.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec. o2.-In
the superior court sill respondents in
the pro. ecutiohs for bribery and con.
spirscv srisiug from Liant X. Sails
bury's confession Of the attempt to put
through the Lake Michigan water deal,
who had not previously confessed.
plesded not guilty. January II WAS
sc, AS the day Tor the beginning OF their
trials, Those who were charged with
cor spirscy demanded separate trials.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
GOOD STORY. But UNTRUE
Denial That Money Belonging to
Late Pope Has Been Found.

Rome. Dec. 21.-At the Vatican the
statement OF the Tribuna that Cardinal
Got,i. project of the propaganda, nad
handed Pope Plus 81. 900, 900 in bank
notes, said to have been conhded TO
Cardinal Gotti by the late Pope Leo,
with instructions 10 turn the money
over 10 his successor after period OF
four months had elapsed. was denied.
The Associated Press is authorized to
announce that tie present pope. imme-
distely after his ascension 10 the throne
received s.. 400. 900 Sc indicated in the
part OF the late pope's will which was
no, msde public. The delivery OF the
money was effected by Cardinals Gotti.
Rsmpols and Crestoni. Pope Leo's ex-
ecutors. who Trough, the larger part OF
the bonds from the pro .sgands. In sb-
solutely denying tina, any money was
found behind the hangings OF Pope
Leos bedroom. the spusrdity OF the
story is appsren. when it is estimated
that 1000. 600 francs in gold would rep
resen. over four tons in weight.
The financial condition OF the holy
causes the pope preoccupation. When
the temporal power fell. the salaries of
all the clerks. officers and soldiers who
did no, take service under the Italian
government. represented srea. outlay
for years. herentlv salaries we're dim.
i.'ishei. but even now the annual ex.
penditures o: the Vatican amounts 10
sbui 81, 400. 900.
Funds Falling On.
II is further denied tbs, Pope Leo
left less money than gas found when
he assumed the ,iars. At the death OF
Pope Plus N the suoun: =. the dis
possi Of the holy see did not su,ount
20 s.. S>S, 900. Pope Leo nigh, have
eft much more il several enterprises,
undertaken with The oniec, OF perma-
nen,ly placing the poI,is in 8 position
IN whieh he wouli no. Dc dependent.
upon the charity O: the tsishiul hsd
no. failed. In addition the oon,riou.
,ions kno~n - Peters pence, which
hss he~n ole Of the chic: resources OF
TIE holy sse have gradually din inish.
e,is especially where the Catholics did
10. approve OF the attitude OF TIE pap
sey. s. IN Frame
II 5 Jss1:. chsrvk he,e, ore o: the
MOS. ;ss. ENABLE il Rome. j, hiss been
G;tse1l. - co.lse: So 10. Peters
rsacs.
Sal si,ussioa rendered il nessssa-y
70 rss ,he espi,sl OF the holy see. ~hich
Is . -si.e- 9: s,o>- ssr.o1: ;hozgh. on
lie cs-t Of Pcre Prs. Who las ordered
raj re se-:c.s.ss esaa1oDy ts obse-ve,i .
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
r. f. Couderr Dead.

Wasti-E-o1. Dec. sl-F 7. Ccc.
je-i, TIE veil kpowo lsEyer, .! Nex
Yc-k, died he-e yesterday :ron al al
:s,,,io- q tie heart iron With ne las
suffered io- seve-sl yes-:. he vas -
vea-: oi age NJ. Co1is-t. with lis
x:e zni 81 uyus-iesi cE-gt,s-. IS:
sre-3.1s ne =;1.e- II Wss1i-s.c-.
where te h.3Ped 10 escape The severe
eli-z.e c: Ssx Yo-k civ.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24

Washington, 0e',- ,, What sen:
- ce 81 s;.<1p, o. th+ part Of tie
Cei.sso hazel Zz-zss-s 10 raise rates
during ~ rsi.o-sl Rsp1bl:tan coo-
ve-,ss- :: - ~ a'Pve-1 II he oc.3 ~
lie rx-.o-&, cr- c;.-ss. Postmaster
General Fsvle hss ,slesrs Pied 70 Chair.
-za Hama n Ns~ Yo-k ths. eY.3=zge
as ro-e 10 lish. indicating III. sx.o..
s6azx-e -z.ss Isl ce@- ssreei U7c1 hy
;hs Caieseo ao's-keevers- AMI LIS ex.
r-ssss,3 ~ te,is: rs, c-.sss sssc-s-es
= :,-t-cr-icE .hSs me -sg-lx- -z.ss
I'll. re ctsrc-i ia: ihs 1s,ac-xl CO..
-...s3 vii. rss..-si is sss.cC.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
JUDGE McGILVRA DEAD.
Another OF Seattle's Pioneers Passes
Away.

Seattle, Dec 30.-Judee John J.
Mc'jilvrs. one OF Sesttle's ol6es: pio-
neers, died yesterday afternoon 8. bis
home on Lake washils;op. =. the age
OF - years. he leaves . wiios $50
daughters, Mrs Thomas Burke and
Miss Lillian Metiilvra, and . son, oil.
yer {. Mc'iilvrs.
Judge McGilvrs came 10 the STATE O:
Wsshiny.ou in 1851 srt settled il
Olympia When Lincoln vas elected
p-esiieu: Re o~cau United States az.
.o-ney Tor the territory o. wssh:us,o,.
Later u p-sc,ice,i lsx II Seattle. re.ic-
.rs :roE active lie .Ee,ve wears ago.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
ArrEAl.S To consul
Csnsdtaa Miner Warned fr>an Grip
pie Greek Invoke British Aid

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24
Judge Nelson Sick.

St. Paul. p~c. ae.-R. +. Nelson.
former United States Judge ior the dis
,ric. OF Minnesots. is ST $ hospital crit
icslly i'll. and little hope is entertained
for his recovery. Judge Nelson retired
from the bench in 1926.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24

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