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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-24
PARTY
At SEA

Tho Nippon Yusen Kainhas
Oriental liner All Mafa arrived
shortly after nouu todaY, bringing
uesldeH 5000 600 % raw silk teo tons
ef miscellaneous Oriental merchHu-
diHs.
Tho All les Yokohama September
~ ard had IT nai been fur two Hes
F.ru typhopHn encountered the FIRST
two days vat the NuyaH. could not
have bHru more pleasant
Ca September IA. the 10Th birthday
of Capt J. " lsekafFRud. the white
haired veteran 0f the sea who eums
mandH tho AkL eas celebrated b.
mia'oeean. The passengers aud
crew made up "a purse with which .
suitably inscribed silver loving cup
VIII be purchased Ia thiH gitN hnd
pteFrntsd "a Captain EckHtfaud.
The latter IL the most popular some
mHndsr % the Japanese Huifa uins
aims - this port
IN the evening ball Wa given ora
the steamers deck. ln which al the
European passengers participated.
Several other dances were given our
lus the remainder Of the Voyage
q. = lhufudyhs. manager q The
Globe Navigation Company. re-
tunnel from trip 10 the orient.
taken lu the interest II the eom-
pany which. ~ marine circles. h
considered o. be- ~ eaas4aarF BILE sig
nificanae. lie left Seattle four
month"; aEo. crossing she Pacific
from ksu Francesca on she Hfnams
ship Siberia tie visited successive
u the hawaiian islHHs= Manila.
shlna AMI Japan. studying irauHpurs
g ton conditions lu thuae countries.
Ever siiteH Ar TherudYkr haEan
hsa trip there have been fumafa iH
lueal transportation circles that be
sent q arrange OR the establish
HfHnt - line - steamers sFafa Es-
attic - the Orient bN the t8iabs
NatiT alton Company These rumofs
Mr Thapudfka would neither deny
nor cnuiirin when seen en- HIS AZ.
rival canfinius himself 10 a state
sHsri II commercial conditions IL the
Orient in general
lie satd he was much Impressed
- the splrndid service glfen b the
Nippon NuHen kaisha.
The Al hfanEht - fifHfsriasa ana
p aeruud class passengers. IN The
steefaEa che had e Iapansse and 3
e AiufsH
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FLETCHER SAYS THAT
HE MEANS BUSINESS
THE PROMOTER OF TIE NEW ELEVATED RAILWAY FOR SEAT
rLE DISCUSSES GENERALLY MS PROJECT

we mean business. aRd Il the
council viii Erant uH the franchise
We viii vet to work al uuee. s44d
honatd Fletcher this morning ln exs
planning the street railway pruueHis
tisn brought 60 iiHht through hia AZ
plieatiun for a franchise, made 10
the City council Monday niaht.
IA isnt bluff We are rcHdy
tn deliver the Eaeds when the time
comes. he continued iii the couna
eii grants the franchise there viii be
$40 delay In constructing the road
The iyack viii begin at Western aN-
enue and Columbia street funnink
along Western avenue Go Olympia
riaes and Earond avenue. steel col
uinna viii BE- erected on Western
avenue "a feet above the Nfaund for
the support or she track ~ the elss
fHtslt There viii be- number 81
othet lines constructed 60 act "a
feeders,
we mean business uu this prore-
Hitieu. ~ SO de- not follow cut auF
agreement after tho granting ~ the
franchise Ne VIII hose tiV'a which
II already up. TO show fuu lust
how much in earnest Ne afr, bids
have already been retels "a faf SOME
of the construction wefk. aud rush
order for steel columns has been pre-.
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DOWN IN
FRONT


raun D. fsuuti
That is Whsfe fhe stare nssHiFs
sill b. tafnotfuN nishf Wien thsf as
tefi the performance ~ 'Eaaf i.snnr
AZ ths SEATTLE rhcatsF as tbs guests
~ ths star.
Thag are rainK ~ soc the rhuw ard
sse II rfEhi There Niii o. 10 uussi.
uiiIsy of fhfff missine Hnf ffatafn -
the play. a. MANAGER iiaNe has -.
served the nfss faaf rows = seats Tor
ihs special rafrnan - aNsHrinE ESD y
II these niniafuFe risfpaut Mafaans
an opportunity 90 pass iudsment on
the performance
Iska - manf Romans. thry Will
niaas in Niee over the uusinselY End ~
the fair fpunF ehiit and cheer iasfiiv
uhen srma rnlfis seatinfnt ls PASSED
out over the footliEhta ~ tho hero.
AID they vii have reason e. -
pfsas East f8nns' has been a
faptaiar play fuf 81 iauE a sms V has
ieEtin e DO considered aniiuHatei
hut Wheu seen for ihr lrHt time il is
as new today hs when s vas pulled
N q nsat little roll ffum the author q
pssekst and exchanged for bsnknntea.
There ere q nufuhsf u hes features
introduced az IL l. presented at the
Seattle. and the hafs viii certainly
rniss tbs treat Ia store fef them
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HORRIBLE SUICIDE
JOHN ARsor. a FARM HAND BLEW OUT His OWN sEARr
Win a SHOTGUN THIS MORNING

1oha Arnat farm hena. enmmlttsd
suicida in = hafflnia faannef on a
fanta niHs miira srHlh pf lhu citx.
thie mofniuH The first fspeft that
reached the ritS Naa that The Ease
aaa ene e murdHF. hul aftss an iEs.
sssatixatioH. earauHF Hove asaeftaiasd
that Il VAS rtala rasH 90 Suicide
Arutt waa a German. uhe had Ter
HsgffAi wears worked en the fafn =
Adam fieTHssar near taa Euu4anit -
AfrkiHieY TIN Thla mhHnirx b. Fhaf
himssif thfsaFh fhs ieft sidr with 3
dNuhis harFsiish shotgun It's heart
Aas aia0n est ~ tbs shot and his
irft eide badly tern
The cause q ths sulrsas u Thought
e. have hsaE aesHandsnfY hFauzht 81
- heaRY aFIstlHs ard HnaHslai ainls
aaliiea The draa naaa uas alssus q
sears - aKH
Las winter he worked 81 ths tiafas
ihsf farm. traNtHa thste rafig in tns
snfinN n s. hot knaNa Nhafe Ne
spent fhr sHsnrtFf last niEhf h. 40.
Hearad Ell ti5H tanu hntisss Withaui ~
hat ard with All fh~ appearances .
hssiHF been On a rFoltarfsf Spires.
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APPROPRIATION FOR
GARBAGE cREMATORY
EXPENDITURE oe $4,000 PROVIDED BY CITY ENGINEER
THOMSON IN sis ESTIMATE OF EXPENSE ron isOg-rHE
aATrER HAS FULLY INVESTIGATED

" she estimate by city HuElue~r
TtesEsfsen. u tie faasa reaaifsa 90
operate hsa Department. aafiua ihu
ccmsns Seaf an item Of sttesa ftr The
construction ~ = maHigirai sartsaze
eftustaEf Is ine aidSd and Il the etfy
rouneii ln a aEsasm 81 eceUamN discs
net refuse "a san. tion the expenditure.
thousands - ress1ents - ssatNe Nil
Hcf hr remrsiisst 80 cHFF1 theig kaFn.
aFv sNaf IA whsalhaffeNu nest aaais
myr.
Councilman MaFphy who intry.iuaat
FrNsaiatlen ~ tha raNncil iasl sHfe.
rnefs recommend = tha establishments
- mpnieipsi pant. altar the caaneii
had ksiird thv psans e. 4Ive = private
frsnehi@e - 2 = fsa sas stfans
hepes ihss the eaapcii nil see NJ 20
endorse the atsNsengla fzun hi ArcuFd-
erce with the estimate = the city ea-
Eineef
The snSiaseriuk department has hssh
investigating TIE KafaaNr eHNnaEaiY
osiestteo an1 hHts that = alaat saFi,
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cieat Ger the nrsds - $, attic fnF some
time ~ eanc can b. errcis,i fcg sal oe
NpN that easG weather IS a. haNd.
me uFest ~ a municipal s#fhaEs sfip
tsat - uaf - pFessins bat WfEH The
aesniha - spstns aud warm weather.
y NAV be cN5ieNsed that TIE Disgrace
III cspdiiious - last year vii ~
turn. isapaFdssing public hralta ana
safety. n segas speedy astiaH ls not
taken
&c II farf which aisEtarer Seattle
that at present one D. aagup~tfsd 10
aet ns htH own aeafsfiEsf. unieaa b.
chances 10 live in IN dnNh-taSa dis
trict WbsFs = few fiaiAtn transtHfs
fnaks a nretsHse ~ slviua a s4HHags
esistsetian srrNlre
in other paFtuas q he tevn u -
Optional with the pHuail hHuseHeidFs
q wheel his fahbish sNaF IL aassi.
haFrnw. Sc ieaFe q fa ret ard 1aatrF
Ia BE back yaed. nniasa he haH mtaneg
ia hire an express saxen 81 an "a
aHAilant rate.
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Autumn has hsxap afnelaIIy -

Autumn has begun officially art
tccoFstsnx - the affnaHars.
30 the EEanlses - p taE=saA sufH=
met 80 net soaH1 far ea3 More.
What eastA uuaza sammeF Do -
without any ieavss on tee trees sfsA
the marx % the fruzau uarth-stud
on TIE zrren thiuKHT
f.et ua have shs WoxNt aHd at e
ever with
Tine AS when iItlie Children
riaYe1 81 faAFhsaa wheee tssa faA4a
isaven viii Hoou te vafhegifNs 1tWF
VAS = Aea Eaufrtaurss WefH on tns
bill At sgfastain# less than . nsnilazf
dollars wAeh
TIA ris1a VIII NaaH BE- a fgHa
fnemafy Hot thsfr are miHes pgfs
booming up on the horizon aEsd
Hubbard s4uasa-an1 tufkef =
other things that make ii Nefta
mans whEse 81 i've. 70 Il isnE ~ Bad
after ala II itf
Weather Tor to-day. touikhf ard
ThuFs.iAy Occasional rain fresh e.
brisk south wlfisia.
B-e-r-r-fsr' IL 70 The merry Fss-
log There vii b things aasas 81
the furnace ~ thfH rate False. pr
fdious ueather man. De hrs HANDED
cut balloon juice coueerniaE the
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SIDESTEPS
THE ISSUE
csEnHNrlAL COMMITTEE THROWS PARKS CASE. UNDECIDED
INTO IRON WORKERS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WRATH
KANSAS CITY NEWSPAPER

kANsAs CITY. Ne Sept. IS.
The Peaks vase was thrown into the
hanas, ~ the convention. thia mofn.
ias ~ > majority ref,srt Of tho ers-
dental c,slalnitgss, Witch stated that
the committee had hasn unable TO
decide fbn QurFf ion. The eumtutt
tec reported that sc believe ths aaa-
Pension II the Kew York union 81
the hfl1sr and tfsm Workers
unions yeas Unconstitutional hcynesp
the testimony ea WAiah tha act was
based was lnsafsfSleut
When the convention erened o.
went into executive sesaialb All
contested delesates pnllcemen and
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reporters were excluded Parks ana
tRa other contested delegates pfue
fees lo he perfecflN aAtiafitd a. leave
the matter # seating them e. the
tudEi1ent of the convention,
II d not likely that the gunfen
tiou vii consider President tlnass s
F#tta refusal ta aisutiss Niiirf.
There i ths most Intense iil-fenlluE
aunnE the visitors against Kansas
city aHd ita press. beeause one local
Newspaper this morning printed 8
tun line head en ihe front paEe, sage
iu&s When Thugs Come 90 rnWu.
Why Protect Them. fet Them flght
Ii out and fnK Them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-24
STRUCK ICEBERG
eAslr ssp BURNSIDE NARROWLY ESCAPED sriso WRECK.
JUNEAU

JUNEAU. SEPT "a RI. United
states cable steamer uuFnriis. cart.
hurusll arrived In pert last night
FROM Seattle. after hafluE naftua Is
So agea being wrecked GA an Iceberg
affhiH 4 fHi5s N 81 Ffr fan Canadian
steamer Island rF airuek a similar
obstruction ASA HrHf duNul tvs
faaFs ESQ. effh za souis ahsafH
While ofs Admiralty lai4Ha. ia a
heavy faN fha Mufhai3e fan iHta he
berg head an. THs ahfsk VS. teH=
rifle The vessel ESCAPED dsafrl4ee
slsu Bat hes plates fnrmnfa wefs
badly bent she was ahsr - pre-.
asea - juneau. bat wfH be uhllasa
fn iir herr feF sssng finss uatsi -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-24
DEATH OF
PIONEER

Charles Maitment. a sc5erau 81 the
cfifnfan War~and uua - fh~ asdeet
residents - Seattle dfsh st4idsnfe ~
'hia nHtns. SO Seneca street. this
mefuinS. lie waE Htricstu az NE
breakfast table and died q short sime
later.
Ar. Maifment came 10 seattle 10
ISIS aud hsH lived here constantly ever
Nieee Ills wife. Mrs. ffarssft Mid
msaf q DAUGHTER. Mrs Christ raesh
rtes him
The bodF has been taken h charge
10 tbs Hannayz Watson company.
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POISONED

DENVER Colo. Sept. ss--Lui,
Long. ono Of the trio Of Long Sisters
Juvenile song and dance artists
ana daughters Of a Denver COMMITS
sion merchant was taken TO the hos
pliai today IN a dying condiiion from
eating poisoned sandwiches. sent TO
her al Pueblo. whore she played
Saturday The man who sent the
Sandwiches Is believed to be Aero
bat Legion. who ia now in saa
Francisco. where he win be arrest
ed.
LILLIAN. another sister. e. danger
ousiy M The third sister recover
ed
Prank Miller. a young man who
also partook ~ the sandwiches, IL
very iil in Pueblo The sisters are
all under q years II uge and hsar
an unhlemished reputation. Their
parents are wealthy, bdt the girls
are HiaRs-Htruck Jealousy is be-
lieved 70 be the motive Of the crime.
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raifs are made b. heT euKinssfH.
Ahs uiii tarn begin see iaFiHs -
fEd RIFLES ~ rsizfa y htHh aaa iqss5isa
at Heaftia.
II la eaHat trraH extraordinary shat
ne fturfss8as. aisaai1 have nzef Nih
ths same assfs - en- aazlashs - Assf-
10 tHH aatnn fsaint as thAt hifh
ended ffsa career 81 tisr ISLANDER,
tbs latter aank AFTER stfietnE fhs
$50 naea eaFrfiug - pefnana to a
eaEaf4 grave.
@fa
The faFwEeiaH sfe Sal despatch 10
fhe hfaf Il sonflfWrsa ~ Telegram
reaslNet fasiaF 81 taH effife % thH
United sIagrs signal enfNH. in fhs
WalAsf bHgiHiHA
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MYST cry
TACOMA MAN NET paAra IN
a STRANGE MANNER
fsossi.lss Tn. s..r.l

TACOMA. sstt, ss-Jnhn KAtkin.
asa4 a. FeaFN. Nas fuan4 dead fHls
ufnfnlu9 beside an s1eetfta me- AiHs
CaHFB ine rH5 volts. 81 fhH ruaff
naae@ II thr Tae9nHa Railway and
Powsr tsasupamY lie was iNYiaE a
ceuzanf floor and vas naf seen 60
fall The cause u his eeafh 81 a
iuFstNry. ~ r question WHISTLER
h. died frpfa heart disease or aeei-
dsffaiiy tpuchsd the top ~ the ma.
chine. thus receiving a auffieiuui
shock IL xii him kHtaiu leaves IA
wifs and tao ehiiGfan.
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FIVE FIGHTERS
TALK IT OVER

OLYMPIA. Wn. sept 81 The
Pacific coast Gre Haiefs tafRS con.
fInart shr DE lessau - mrthnda ~
fighting fire rs prevention auf
uthnF maftrfH Felafife 81 thr work
e fire departments to-day All the
large cities un THE northwest eaazt
ara represented a. the meeting.
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MILLIONAIRE
WANTS TO DIE

BUFFALO. y. T.. sept. zz-.fteii
Northrup. while visiting hsfe wttis
his aifc and family, last night. ats
tempted suicide. Hc was until res
Gently president 81 the American RE-
frieefutor Transit Company and =
millionaire The supposed cause Was
constant hfoodlnE over the suicide Of
bic brother. last June
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The "HIGHER
cnIIInISMn Is
NOT LIKED
tse.slsl 70 The Star. J

TACOMA. Sept O. The rcsnlMs
lions FnorHfiY raHasd - ths quar-
fefiF conference - the f1fHt Meth
naist BpisHHEaf church in NssttHH
nfnisHtiuH against tNAehNfs 81
higher criticism in church hnnia
and nuiriia sn8 asklna for she ssfz=
sfni conference 60 eRnaf them ffmW
fhsff fsan iIuHr. were pfaarutEH O. gaa
f'naaf Sound annual conferences.
which met g. Taaafna this uaafulaE
Thef wefe referred go 8 special COM
fHitfne
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AUTUMN HAS COME
YESTERDAY TIE CHANGE or SEASONS SUCCESS
TONS OF FALLING LEAVES. ovgRcoATs AND THINGS


saaimmF days to eorue-bat thsy
cazza HHs
With & Hltia more e. tbs delight
fuzzy uncertain and HatHg ugaEhfr.
saa p feH mere ~ fhfsr dfiui ever.
iaKa there shaail be snule exraI5sai
skasine an FIRST as#B4e
WAY u1ff
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TO
SELL IT

WAaiifkaroN. q =. sept g.
WilllamIifamof, - iiremefiuu, Nus
held Conferences with Hfrfefarg
MuadF to-day lie offered the whole
town ~ iifemtfton fuf naie 60 the
HhFH dopa ftmeut
iifsmer owns must 81 the property
between tie wharf aud The naval sta.
tiuHl and also holds HH option uH
larae portion ~ the remainder. heeres
infY Muudf promised 60 consider hla
81
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SUE FOR
DAMAGES

Mr. TIA Thompson. today Instituted
euit aralnes ths Seattle Electric
company 90 Fseutef E.fsn damage for
Personal if5fafiss Hfisfaiasd % fat
aus "a tte sssddeu atariinH of : kin
Rear Para car from Nhieh she was IN
she At - aliEhtinF
jobs e Stuart lied ruit against the
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| YNCHINC
PROBABLE

BAKER cry. ore. Sept Am
ARMED nab bsHl 81 lyuehing h.
securing the coautrs ia this vicinity
for Charles niger naiaonksepef hes
cuHea of raging Mabel Mrcaulsy.
aged T. years The Fifl q che daueh-
cor 81 uuriea hotel keeper She
q RI 4 critical condition.
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WHISTLER
PINCHED

Alouro White knswn from Ban
Franciseo 20 Seattle as WHISTLER"
waH arrested thia morning BY Patrol.
men mcetufg ard Helms. on a charge
- stealing "a watch from a. PRATT IN
o ladsiaa house on First avenue
so4sih.
A warrant charging the prisoner
with petty larceny saH issasd from
Justice Cams court II - alleged
that whistler took the watch from
Pratt while be was sleeping in tha
saue room with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-24
vARSIT

Tne University u Washington for
rnaIiy opened IL 4fst year this morn
speech 81 welcome By President
Kane. General Hazard stevens. aau
~ Isaac l. Stevens. frat governor
81 WashinztUu. was introduced ard
gave a stirring address on Patriot
insrtrs
The registration last evening"
showed 40 students enrolled. a gain
Of more than 100 ever the second dag
~ last year. 81 There &c are fresh
men snd abuui fEref-fifths Of them
eo-eds. At this rate 81 Increase =
conservative estimate places the
number 81 students WHO viii attend
the university this year af about 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-24
CHEAP LUMBER

bids viii he received ny the
undersigned for ali the lumber
contained tn the fences benches.
rtaaei etc. at the Empire PARK
fheatsr Ton the old Yeslef siteAs
CORNER Third and James. Same
20 be torn down and removed ~
the successful bidGcL
Mark your envriopr Calvin
UoiIlg. bids for Lumber and
leave Same at Grand opera house
box office.
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AMERICA NOW |
HAS AS INNING
EHoLfsH COUNSEL FINISHES ARGUMENT AND AMERICAN
TELLS COMMISSION IT IS LATE ENGLAND
TO DISPUTE THa ALAsKAn BOUNDARY

srrly Ills nrst araif with the fact
that uhsn the United Efsses pilrr hsss,i
Alaska. England lodged no uratssi
sitnauGh e Was rVrfs Nhsfe undar-
afcaI that ths ba4ludarf paa aatsataus
tisiiF that claimed 81 America uuw.
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zsigsf reports that as the petroleum
weils. except one. ~ Haku la Russian
s's8ea1#ia hfa nbiazr.
Beku IL TIE petroleum center ~ Rus-
STA. ard should the report prove wei
founded. the loss will be enormous.
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LONDON. Hsps - Attorney Gene
srsi Finfiaf. wha f. rou1uetina EuE-
ianda sisic = the Aiaskaa raandarF
discussion Hagshss hts argument To-
daV This affsruoun ~ = Watsup. %
the Amsfiesa COUNSEL. commenced his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-24
DESER TED

nANDsHuRG. Cal. Sept ss-rhe
yellow Aateg Company fecentiy inn
ported daEsn chfdAH Indians -
take the place af FfnkfE miners
The Imported uhiis minrfH refused
to mork with them. The company
then turned the Indians out into the
desert without hf0g iHlans or water.
fheF were cared far w union men.
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SMAcKED OF
ROBBERY

Dan DouahsftY ara ", Hkeln were
arrested - FafFalnaan Bryant tilta
mofuiaH unsif circumstances thaf -
fret looked afriuua A fifrtFaH drop
ped tls4 Oh the sidewalk in front =
bic fHuit STATED uH Washington street.
and the tea men arrested pushed hlaa
aside ard faak ~ money.
"a ssz siiaaght ihat q shHrss -
fotizsfs esltsd be- nlacfa against fhsfa.
but the pf.ssecufinG attorney eousias
srra mat petty Larceny Nmuta br AT
ttnf ne saEIanfa fuaffHaa THE ssH-
rant wss issued from Justice canH =
eaurt math men arr "a thf city SAT-
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FUSION
KIRKLAND. Ho0aHroN AND
soRrnRup SCHOOLS ARE
CONSOLIDATED

Al faestins - TIE pFeneFtr asnefs
q the kifhiaHa Naffhfur End tfeiHh.
- fsFHHsH 20 azsHuHffznE tHHea Hahnsis
Tho 6Hlhirsa in ala fhs districts Niii
sfeat - waia wtu 30 conveyed b.
~ EuuH
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BOSTON. sept 81 Frank Wright
~ q Louis was elected president ~
the stone Builders Association here
today. Ths next convention VIII be
held ai Sc. Louis.
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aama company 60 roaaVef 1s1a dam
ages FOR having hesn thrown frnm a
car 50 Nintt aNeune south and severe
81 injured several months aea.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-30
ORW ELL.

l.. N. Bessette has his new steam grist mill
running.
William Sird has sold his Morgan mare to
Frank Ochampaugh.
NJ. l. Abbot has returned from Randolph
after a few days absence.
Rev. Benjamin Swift returned from New
York last Thursday evening.
The Round Table met Monday evening of
this week to discuss womans suffrage.
Mrs. Benjamin Swift attended the funeral
of an old friend in Burlington last week.
Rev. d. ]. O'Sullivan addressed the people
of Orwell on Wednesday evening on "Shams. y
Music by male quartette.
The Orwell Entertainment course closed
on Thursday evening of this week with the
concert by the Bostonian Sextette.
The directors of Orwell Creamery met
with V. V. Blackmer Saturday evening, Jan.
"a, and engaged David Ryan to run the
creamery the ensuing year, and appointed {.
b. Cook salesman of butter. The purchasing
of supplies and repairs were left in the hands
of II. ID. Branch.
Orwell Creamery Co. held its annual meet
ing at Eagle Inn, Jan. 81. The seasons
business was a marked success. General
repairs were planned. The officers elected
were c. E. Abel, presidents +. ID. Griswold,
vice president; c. b. Cook, secretary and
treasurer; directors, V V. Blackmer, c. f.
Walker, Jay Branch, II. ID. Branch, W. c.
Hack.
Mrs. W. II. Vincent, who has been criti-
cally i'll for some weeks, died Friday morning,
Ian. p, of blood poison. Her funeral was
held at the Congregational church, of which
she was a CONSTANT member, Sunday, at I
p. M, and was very largely attended. Rev,
b. Swift ofiiciated Col. w. b. Wright had
charge, assisted by f. +. Ochampaugh. DIR.
hurry, w. b. French, d. l.. Wells and X. c.
Young were bearers. Interment was in East
cemetery. A large number came from out of
town, especially from Shoreham, and ii. I.
Cuts and James B. Donoway from Middle
bury.
The Orwell Congregational society held its
annual meeting Thursday, JAM % at l p. IN.
The meeting was called to order by the clerk,
II. d. Branch. ]. +. Williams was elected
moderator and ii. ID. Branch clerk. The
treasurer and collectors reports showed the
society free of debt with S25.0I in the treas
ury on last years business and over $4,000 at
interest. The officers elected were; Pruden-
tial committee, L. L. Young, T. ID. Lewis, II.
f. Hack; trust funds committee, Z. L.
Young, w. c. Hack, w. b. Wright; treasurer
and collector, f. E. Ochampaugh; auditor,
ID. l.. Wells; cemetery committee, ii. ID.
Branch.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-30
SAILS BURY.

* distinguished son of Salisbury died at Bur-
ington Monday. Eli b. Johnson,of the firm Of
Henry, Johnson x Lord. He was born in
this town in 1892 lie entered the employ
of j. NJ. Henry x Sons, of Waterbury, early in
life, and later become one of the firm. In
1868 the firm removed to Burlington and Mr..
Johnson and William w. Henry, now consul
at Ottawa, recognized the business as the
firm of Henry, Johnson & Lord, manufacturers
of proprietary medicines. lie was identified
with Burlington's business interests. He was
a member of Burlington Lodge, +. & A.
NJ. lie is survived by three daughters, Miss
L. NJ. Johnson, of that city, Mrs. Edgar II.
Adams and Mrs. William A. Middleton, of
Brooklyn, and one sister, Mrs. p. A. Gowep,
of Wolcott The funeral was held Wednes-
day