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New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
COUNTRY NEEDS INFLUENCE OF HILLS
Sc Secretary Root Declares at Oneida
Society Dinner.

Tho Society OF the Sons of Oneida had its sixth
annual dinner at the Hotel Savoy last hight. There
hundred persons present. Justice Charles
IL Truax of the Supreme Court, presided. Elihu
Root Secretary of War. responded the
.-pur Honored Guest Other speakers and their
subjects follow: Williams Townsend. The Coun-
try versus the City; William :. Andrews. of SYRIA
tuse The Land of the Ononiaga'': Colonel David
r. Case. I. S A. The Philippines: s. T. Nc
s-onreII. The Man from the West and the Rev
pr Anthony II. Evans, The Hope OF Our
Country" Others present were Justices OBrien.
Hatch Dugru and Mclaughlin. Justice TruaX
greeted the guests.
Secretary Root said in part:
Why is it that the rric" Of farm lands i'll Cen
NeN-Turk is less IMAM II thirty To nifty
Years ago? The market is better the farmers have
g better opportunity sell their butter, and
farmers door and still the price of farms is less
than 1t when you and were boys suppose
hard Nork on the farm, and the farmers hoy
looks TO .he life and hustle Of the great cities.
but il also tends TO tension "t tbs nerves. which
in TIM Will make different OF
with the soil. We must strengthen the nerves by
.nR influences Of sky and field and water, If we
would continue the American people as the Amer
Scan people were when We were young on the hill
sides OF Oneida
Colonel Case said. among other things:
The great question OF this great country VIII
sbe pSiIirr,ires ever pay" I answer. Yes. Not
right away. hut in tim" Under Spanish rule no
tssnd. the stsntsrd being willing to stte down
in the seaport towns The Americans have done
Snaniards did in their three hundred years.
We need patience in dealing with the philippine
problem. Our own country has gone ahead with
the islands 10 show what they can DO Having
planted the tree Of liberty. " must not cut 1t
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
HARRISON WINS CHICAGO PRIMARIES.

Chicago March i4-In the Democratic primaries
which we're held to-day. Mayor Carter II. Harri-
xon who s. q candidate for denomination. secured
,rsc,,ce,v sill the delegates the convention and
dcubtless will lie the candidate OF his party. The
aiderman mic contest in the Twenty-hrst Ward ex-
cited the chief interest Of the day. This is the
ho1ne ward Of the Mayor and OF Robert F.. Burke
,ha nrominent Democratic leader. The Mayor de-
sirAd the denomination OF Alderman Honore Palm
or and Burke supported John c. Dalton Both
factions worked hard. but Palmer won by de-
80. ,,.iorttv carving even the primary dis
go g., ..iirh Burke resides. The mayoraty
yenriou will be held next Monoay
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
DEWEY NOMINATED AGAIN.
To Be Admiral "of" Instead of lin" the
Navy.

Washington. March a President Roosevelt has
transmitted to the Senate the nomination of George
Dewey to he admiral rf III. Navy. Attention
was recently called slight difference between
the wording OF Admiral DrWCys commission
he Ia of 1879, under which 1t provided for
The commission Of the admiral reads the Admira |
in the Navy" where the law has IL Admiral OF
the Navy" Accordingly new commission has
been made for the admiral in accordance to
the letter ui the law. and rhs made necessary
new nomina ton and confirmation by the Senate.
The Senate before adjournment to-day confirmed
Admiral Deweys nonlnd ton.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
CHESTER G. CORslN.

fscturer died suddenly at the Waldorf yesterday
afternoon. Mr. corbin had been staying with his
wife at the hotel for time. Yesterday they
went for n drive. hut returned 1:30 O'Clock MI.
1orbin complained Of illness. He entered the hotel
at tie Thirtythird-st. entrance. and sat Oh q
chair. where he tainted He was at once removed
to his room. Gnd the house physician. and after
ward his doctor. were called: Nothing could
he done for him. however. Mr. corbin was about
ufty-six years old, and reputed to be wealthy. He
spent part OF the time her.. and the rest In Bos-
on Tho Boston directory gives his address as
the Vendome. The body will be sent to Webster.
and the funeral will take place on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
MRS. NANCY DIEFENDoRF ARMITAGE.

Mrs Nancy Dicfendorf Armitage. the widow OF
the Rev DR. Thomas Armitage. died yesterday at
her home. No. 2dl Warburton-ave.. fonkers She
was eichtv-one years old. She the daughter OF
the Rev James Diefendorf. IL Lutheran clergy man
known throughout the country as an ardent aboli-
ZIONIST In 1916 she married to the Rev.
Thomas Armftage. and about fourteen years ago.
when DR. Armitage retired from the active pastor
ate oe tho Fifth Avenue Raptist Church. in this
city they took up their residence In ionkers in the
hnuse at No. 2l WarbustOn-dVe.. Which was given
them bv the church. Or. Armitage died about
seven wears ago. Mrs Armtage leaves two daugh-
ters-Mrs. Wilbur iarremore. OF 1onkeES anu MFS
John NJ Low, of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
RECORD AUTO RUN FOR DOCTOR,
Driver Tries to Save Life of August Bel,
monts Ccachman.
my TELEGRAPH TO Tue TRIBUNE

Hempstead. Long Island. March lin a vain ef-
fort to the life Of Charles Smith. coachman
for August Belmont. at his country place here
hares BarteIIs the automobile driver MI
Belmont automobile over the highways
from Hampstead to Garden City This aftern pon for
a doctor Il speed that probably has nev:r been
exceeded Long Island. Smith was in Mr.. Bel
mont'S employ last winter at Ciarnett. y. C.. and
taken i'll there with heart trouble He became
suddenly worse to-day and fell the floor. Learn
ing that Dr. {. G T. Finn at Garden City. two
miles away Bartells went for the physician and
brought him back In the machine. Smith. however,
had died a few minutes before DR.. Finn reached
him. When BartellS passing through
I.mpst cad there talk of asking for his arrest
for exceeding the speed limit but when the facts
were learned he commended.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
New Minister to Liberia and Consul General
at Montreal.

Washington. March 1.-THE President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day
LYON. Mary minister resident
. at Mon-uva. Lii" ria
AI.ANSON " t.JrW ARDS North Dak, lie consul
general "A Montreal canada
The post of consul general at GuayaqlH has been
offered DIR. William Shaw i;owcn, OF Rhode Isl
and. newspaper ana naGaZin" writer lie li.iH
tecn selected 10 take tn. place of consul Va
lenca but the post at t;u:iytquil is worth nearly
$1,000 Il year more. This place Wis declined by
-ir. SAwter on his arrival there. because of tn"
fear of yellow fever which caused the death OF
Thomas Mast.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
ANOTHER MOVE TOWARD CLOSURE
Mr.. Hoar Proposes Amendments to Senate
Rules.

Washington. March Ex-senator Tnar to-day Of
fered further amendments to the Senate rules In
tended to limit debate and to provide for closure
after there has been reasonable discussion.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
SURGEON W. A. HESLER.

Hashinctou March 1.-THE following cable dis
.,.h I,t,, Shaneh hal to-day. has been received at
the NAVY Department from C"mmander Harris OF
the gunhoat Wilmington:
Surgeon TIesler died at sea March H. Heart
fiurc Body at Shanghai
Frederick A Hesler. surgeon, |. ,. n. was ap-
>oi,,cd tn tn. Naval Academy from Illinois in 1884.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
HARMONY lN GoRMAN Family.

Baltimore. March H.-Arthur p. German. jr, son
OF United States Senator German. and no now
a candidate for the State Senate from Howard
County said to The Associated Press representa-
tive to-day that the published story to the effect
that his father Will oppose his candidacy is not
true THE statement Is ridiculous" sasd he. the
very contrary being the truth"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
NEW DUTY FOR PRESIDENTS DOCTOR

Washington, March 1i.--Dr. George A. Lung. OF
the navy who has been detailed the Presidents 3
physician for a year. and who has accom-
panted the President most of his trips In that
caDacity Is TO be ordered soon y Philadelphia as
executive officer OF the naval hospital at League
ISIo md
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
JUSTICE DAY BETTER

Washington March 14.-Shortly after II
o'clock tonight Dr. Hardin issued the following
bulletin:
Justice Day has spent encouraging day.
and his symptoms continue favorable this even
ing
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
FOR MAYOR OF CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. March 1.-THE Republican City Con-
vention to-day nominated Harvey u Goulder for
Mayor by acclHmation. MIR. Gouider is Il attorney
and Is president of the Cleveland Chamber OF Com
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
DON M. plck.hson's SISTER DIES.

Detroit March i+.-Miss Marcia j. Dickinson.
sister of Don NJ Dickinson. Of this city and of
Asa D. Dickinson. Of New-York. died from paraly-
sis to-day. at Don NJ Dickinsons home. In Trenton.
q suburb
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

The Facts stated in this paragraph about
badness have been demonstrated by for
years. Dandruff is the cause of loss of hair,
and is contagious.
CRANIroN1C HAIR FooD Co.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

BALpNESS Is C"NTATToU..
Boston NarrH ID. - t4r.-r..-. -
of Law -eH =. dU-I:g a f,IH 81 'tfsr:- T.
rases btfpr" the Cn,Ner~iI'>t Cf.Ih e..
Bellevue. said dt>s:S" i sIr-. 81 ~ .F..
dogs, ani that badness Is .iUa to Co., .s-.
Is cont. Si1U>.-\-r Yrrk I.Ir0IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
CRAZY MAN WANTED
TO KILL PRESIDENT

rection or 81 Pierre. aud On thls
face Il = eaNeruuuH af openly Stag
-, showing whore ss4ervHsiVc and
repeated explosions had carried
away PORTIONS OF the substance
ON the opposite slide. az toward the
east northeast, the surface appears
nalid. in nmoottcd aud even POLISHED
IN part, aud shows longitudinal par
ailpl Hrens So. Nerf nssfah like Eiseia
markings on Tits side "a show ;
piAinlN the marks ~ hard atttitinn
the effect 81 rubhinE upon the sns
casing roek
Ohsefs atoms % naienfista show
that this monster cafk j. fnrcsd up
Nefd 81 tie rate % about five feet
q dhy. although this varies some
what. fint observe ton showed an
Increased height Or s. feet in eishf
days ahfts measurements during an
oihsF period of four dass Indicated
VI frrt
rhe conaiderntea II the depth %
which this niart nienunsni agecruds
eoiid tnfa the volcano suuld D. IN
gsrcstinE we're there any way Of
re~chinE The pretlen. bat for the
present there would seem q he noae
such
The cork ITSELF ~ 4 sight FfaHtiN
ov~ra wing and terrifying
Standing a. the stfa % the vol
cane Witch aec~iyiusiy appears q
be sinmb~rins AID looking NJ
straight - the needle summit ~ the
cone. one eanuet rsfratn from lu4aE
inlnn this a living monster. Steam
ana aui~haF raffM rom It, surface
rfestts here ana aNAfAne hes ~ Ste
ENGAGED rusk tail da~n - sides sna
v ish The noise ~ thunder plunge
ait~n the rocky mountain siasa
aoalstinsea fine steam ear he seen
issuing gFufu the very apes. aas
EesfinA that thsfs uaY - . passage
from thu needle nnint Gown 20 the
hsilius sxnfhs mr. below Ia The
bowels 81 Menf rsies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
WILL MEAN MUCH
FOR BREMERTON
rHG IMPROVE atHfs AND EQUIPMENT OF
rHu PUGET SOUND NAVY Y ARD are rHH LARossr rvsR
ASKED FoR

sait eaier fire pfatrution sfstsm end
fafa hallway sssten. flftsV inrsi rail-
was nriipmeut. as " safitiunf
EfaHifs pl0oe eieaHiRE And draining
nsaaNA ilauM roads NAihr aHa iasssf
nss ntsss kpnp yafa sgoN % namnlFig
aua sdplp. slSa locomotive ffaus 900
track hbeui drYterk d ce,ariata e.
eas estH shols faf construction atsd -
paif. - complete. ti4ws. rasHils fer
snnssieiioa and fensif. taeo. office
bsiialaa faf construction and fepsifa,
e. - { tiArknsnitA shop. for ennsifs.f,
ton atld Repairs fae8' foundry 80
construction ard REPAIRS sibete. ipiaef
shea. tstennion. sl4ea office bielalsis
afst fnechine shar Tor yards aud 90 -
- - onice haliiian fef steam snsin'
seffus an ae. e. fanssisfu ana natsr
luffsssf fer enlisted men. - s.i to
afiiasfY s.,arfrfs 1iaesa two innief ~
fis7afS duaftsfs So si s@e =$ssssss -
as4se aisafisrs sx4p zeal pfeket Tot
safsf4 49, ise nsi iimiisf atpfsae she'd.
fssa flls,trftef. tsss. fioatius water
elescf f,se. marine railway ti4pHi
Gre alarm system. fssa. uaaealnsff,
81 asais purchase - ia5ssi ssfase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

WASHINGTON. sept an the 20.
get Sound navy yard puetssaa ln srt-
lna sii shat Cumnaadant iis4elAy efhs
Zoe frnm the psNF Department. Il viii
b. the nreatsat ihinS hat ever hap
naned te nfamafiun, nsxt g. the orig
nal establishing ~ tss navy yard
iheFc
rho estimates % appropriations
witch ere considered necessary Dor
Hlsirtfnahns and improvements neat
ssas arS ~ far ihe larss@t thai ever
were requested ana total fs1ls setia
The afnounte ashsa Tor fHf ths GEM
plstinn ~ prsasst protests and iho ear
fshE oai e hse onrs total s. - 30
The nrst and most 1Hr.fis4t ref~
afnmsndation - the caiasaaAdant ~
far anuthsf ns~ dfs \. - sast 81
sa pa
fHe remHiHfHE estimates are a. fei-
iess
Nrpairs u pfescHt dfrdefk tfpo 100.
wharf fiaaap dreithas 80 ess. afyaeek
aaiief piaHi fresh water sYeteni. fes-
tF ffetsta steam henfinH #faiaui- eicc-
isIe nRhtiag system tririihuHs slrieHi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
CHURCH MERGER

KANSAS cry. Kaa.. sept. A.
Tho Kansas annual conference %
fuo hlrfHuatHt FFutratHstff Ffiuf q
convened to-day IN the Gordon Place
81 y. church. this city. and vii
continue ifs session through the
week The conference VII choose
delegates TO the general conference
10 be- held in Washington next Afay
aud instruct them how 20 vote on
the proposition to unite with the
ConGf esafianai ana United Brethren
churches which 10 the most hmpor-
tant matter nov before the three
aenomlnHflnual foundations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
GEN. LUKE {. WRIGHT, new
Governor OF PHILIPPINES

HFirht. chief Justice ia his tinss q
Tennessee. Hr Nas bern sn fsuissAi.
asleaeas In the volunteer state. Ia
isfz and vac educated al the iai-
varsity - Mississippi lie entered
TIE Gpufcfsrets army NJ a boz and
served thfomsA t1T ar as q private.
lstisF fhe war h began the pTAetire
" Las ~ Memphis and early ven
his reputation 10 his profession. BE
was for sis.f years attorney gen
erzi Of bis native state ard AS
snrestaiiy active IN fEhtlnN the F~i-
lev FEVER s0pnfse ~ 1875 lie has
beer associated wIfh MANY ~ the
meet distinguishes lawyers n the
South. and ~ss = partner for many
years % f'nis@f states seeHatar
TffoH1ss " TurtsT
e1ns wright had three SIMS in the
EnantNh- Arnrrtesu var. lie waa
snaAe q member ~ she fhuIppinH
Commission IN 1899 aud subsequent.
~ became esc~ governor general
under Gov Tar ana acting governor
while Judge Taft vas engaged ~
negotiations With the Vatican IN
the matter % The Philippine ffiars
ffe has been a lifelong Democrat.
bat u . believer m the gold stand
sr2 and expansion. He served an a
if1tAz4se 20 fhr Nk4.1as-r- Sc sAtiassai
conventions in fs5s and fsss He
married daughter ~ Admiral
Eemea ~ the Cenfederats navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
He Was Found Providing Around
Sycamore HiH--Was Armed
Win Big Revolver

OYSTER BAY. Sept "A man whose actions indicated
that he demen,sd found proving the grounds
Al Sycamore HILL the presidents home last night and
when discovered by the service he fed After
hard chase the officers captured HIM found in his pocket
sa-calher revolver
The had tried reach the president earlier in the
eay but adrnaene had been refused him. 1t is believed that
he intended TO sssassinate tic president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

raTTsFfsE.u. Mass Sept. s-Jhe
wedding ei asisa Kate Teesy. tbs
prxssNf sfenagrepher whose FaanaHseis
hAAV attracted attuntiou cn TWP
centhaants ana William II. 0rp@ks
thf nkilllpnsifs "Aarbls kles % the
fl<rtshlfss. tech piecs tssiAy TIE
cersnef4y wae performed Al the mii-
iIasssIE<s ns4nslen At Ire. oaiy Us
FtTHslts4 afaa = Few inifrssaie frtessstss
81 The tnnfra citing parties brtns
psesa0k TIE atonrxmcaan ALL b.
sp1as IT kAsmtnEa and other fnshiuu-
i4nle n aurt4
ne cageer II the bride 81 today
uzAkss a bright romance 81 = eiseeF
Anasrtcnn rfft. - he solved thc Prob
A-~<ss-szN 49, xs.Ss.Y - 1s4ASAS~.<.
sfE FNsHInHsF T.ue N1riR raFHtsF VS.
ruef ard she decided that she wuult
usaze her a9a lENtas
she hecar1n a sfenoErarhef end
senfkfd a. sch IN several rFuuitnsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
THE PRETTY ROMANCE
OF A STENOGRAPHER
HOW POOR Girl wHo WORKED FAITHFULLY
wow rtE aEARr srRK.
e~tHss-

Mes York hotels kAe met Mr.
Gross. Whe WAS much attracted ~
her hut about thai time she Ssat
70 rR~ta. where She earned fame -
tee Ietsf9 efenBNrn phnr Afuerts
eaine.3 and ans ~rute tetfsre at the
dictation 81 rnited States Senator
Clara aud SCORES Il ether famous
Americans a. Paris. Later abe he.
cafrs head % the bureau % the
brand hotel
1hHa she wsut e Atkiers With tie
Countess Nafhin Do1lnf and " htte
thsFe tho Freneh army rffSemfs
foushs = aurl on her acopNnt thaus \
THE American xffi had given ~ en-
eeafa asfusnt - elthsf. Hhe went -
I.nndan. h~eafre vel tuoea there.
and Istsr she wax aecrvtarY to e =.
.>s>..S S>s>a.-e->v-I 49, s--e. 49,.
lfaHafrHN TnFn EnE 0erHu1s RrrF~s
tavY II MI Grusa who decided that
whsfs she Was = most efficient
affsa nasnsis be would - tnofe de-
lighted O. have her as be wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
Will DENOUNcE
LIBEL Law
p..a.sls.nIs nsmosrs,. lglII s.ars
~ sas Newspapers

nAfsItientRa "a. sept ms
t8ssFsakfnts - FenhaFifania mel in
- ata Convention today and Ntre
esiied % ofdsF II 10 n'ciock - SEN
hfaF = X y fiaIi. enalful1n d TIE
stats fpriftsf The roll rtt show
1880 ~~-s.~.~ --S.-~
eNHFEF fuF fHfFrHf HuTuurr ttfHs THTf
attended "a STATE Convention ~ the
lisHaa= Hafie raftH lu rennsYEsaala-
After fhs opening aasrsssrg and for
nsaI afHahisafiasi q tfssf adfusfu-
maas Sa= taken - suslAt the oaru-
aaiffrtA eu nominations. reaeiuii0fia
etF - transaet itsiF ~afk
TIE neulnataaHa 60 ~ made e
for E4dftar general state trsaHufNf
an1 ! dEes - tha superior court.
Tia gfontlaH platform Nsii b.
dfsss<sa Aisssssf Nhnfif O. state IS
rslea. aht first ana foremost. = r.
azif. fHi b : plank dfnauHeiaE IRE
l,as~s.se and alKminK ~ the Penny
"a Hkf8 itbs} tHWs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
BIG TIME
a Grand Picnic viii De Hsld 1T
aisck Diamond Lsbor Day.


f1Heelst 70 Ire 1teF.l
BLACK DIAMOND. Hept IA grsnd
f.AAsr ItsY picatc aediee ting The uew
pirrie grounds - fhe rahiic wiil ts
held September !. tenz Hat ~ sport
the committee. Music wiil b. furnish.
80 - taa sssaF& fiassnExzd uana. ard :
ava 80 ball will h. given in the even
lnx Tao Baseball games. between
fflack rEiamand end Franklin and Car
t,orado ard Buckley. safh Ter prize =
g. have been arranged 4 basket han
same and various races viii aiao &C.
cur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
cA8LE MT nm

Especial 10 Tee stsrl
F~t# Mtaf-AW. WISH. Sept. 10
Davis a iazgsr at tha white EfseF
Lumber company'a UPPER cana Nes
struck b = cable YESTERDAY s4zs
tanning sa4str bruises about the
head aad chest. Also several efrp
cuts. Davis is stlu uueouHeiusa- lie
was taAHA 90 "a. JuNeRHA hpnSMss
I'agsassa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

CONSOLIDATION IS
BEING c0NSfDER RED

A plan g. eanseiiaais ihe rssnY s~sali.
e. aahoai districts irte 4 fee lsrsf
enss % hsf1a caasifeesd - rounfT
aupsFinssHslsst e Heneais Hasffsnff
- andaY sYsrins & mFs tins as hsit
n fhs seAeai honar Af Haashtnn 70
proposes 20 shs eittHrNs e kirs lane
Haga htnn ens Narthrnp the uni,inR -
thear school ktffislons info naa dlstrtrt
II such an event fhs ehliasen frpm 81
three places Niii attend the Kirsiard
srh9oi sne siii BE- carried - snd from
their hnfpen Ia a Wagon provided ~
shr district
taf q % ~ haifi - ifuuEntun Arpfens
Der ~ At z a'eiaek lu the sftnfnacp.
The state Kitss n houus q ~ com
soiidatrd hnai districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

nuHXEnroS. RSps. I Miss
Eilth fNfciay, daughter ~ a'ani-
fnaudant hnd Mira barclay Nna
nfAsffe1 gestafdaS aftsfaee. 20
~ ztsr Long. II the United fstasss
nAslaf eofp4 TAe ceremony u~H
naFfpftnrA ~ the BRIDES ha4He A.
slsa Z sNy yard The gfoosa haA re-.
renttf been rfenoted u the Fsnk
% mater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
CONVICTED
WILLIAM pArcssGN GUILTY OF
FiENpisH GRIMM.

William rAErhru VAS yesterday
found guilty. 81 ha4sftaf JsstEe
isell = eoufs. Of haFlnz arimlnsisY az
Hafi last ArFff g'ne states petdence
as overs hetminN a. tvs ether NJ.
fir Ffvis. Il I'D u YTaFa II aHc. y be
had also ben assa uite1 rs rafrhsu.
testified aszfszzs aiffi
The F4Faa testimony used in Ghls
case iil - hearl in tNe tflai ~ nF
FsfswA NAh Waters CHARGED Nith
criminal assault ufhuu ths aafne
chilli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
He WAS A
BUSY MAN
CRIPPLED aoRsEs ARD MkNeY
DOGS TREATED DY nuiaANG
OFFICER

The FsEaiaf uausthiy msstias - ms
Seattle Humane s.eisgY 49, hs'in BE-
The faFiara = he taiaisf uxaHd Notel
last niRhf Humane ualesr zsiAfk reaG
hia rrgaft faF Aaa,sat- IN whirh Ne
Showed thai be haA htssuaef ta -
fasss nitiasa as faliews fargis 10 ~
distress. . nssssetoa shiiafen essrs. a.
nsmtsr q children involved A. bcfns
rases "a. ihfais!ns "a hassss seSp an1
eats rfisrlea - affagssa Nfth saaHse.
attended, -
II A. pAHassa that ahssffsst fnsHAne
asricrr ~ ssAHzaea - AastH are sna
aanf duties fes ans nrKaet = stsend
O. uffieHf Efkfk arnsssnss.f tat -
Haaii hsfssftsf haid ths aAnsr4 -
slsansitis ~ cruelty 10 hsafsss iestssd
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SAFsS Ne MURDERED
4 LITTLE BOY

riEvhorT Mich. sept 3 The po-
ftce Enuhi tils story 81 mas Eif.
taa tie name u gheries Htaeh. mo
NAisrt ints neifeu headquarters aud
sstd u sAs fha murderer 81 little
Alnhunao Mllfues. the s-Yeafso5d boy
Wha MAS found murdered and hiE
tuar terribly aiaHhsa rcvarai dagH
8xa.
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UNLOADING
THE CABLE
TRsasFER or CARGO FRO.
TEXAN TO BURNSIDE BEouN.

With taa strands II eahlr ruahlnx
a. TIE rate 8f sia rifles an hour. -
miles = sshis Tor IN seattle AiasAsn
Hns ss betus era nsfsftaa fruru t6s ia
ffssEhtsF r~xau ~ ths Afnsricar Hs-
watisu ans g. to- nitssf States rah3s
ship uurasifs now h. hafhuF herr
ne Nsssels took rr~ltlan one stoNs-
eide fhr ether yesterday moruins. snf
b. sasfins the wuFh - irsnsfeffisE
the cable frum the fr~sahfsT o. TIE
cabls ship paE well anasf ray.
Thr utlfs4siac IA sNpqe tel 70 issvs
gssf afsaat ssutaEutaF Is TT 8uutiaesaa=
crn Alaska Nhcre sha vii oesia isrs
Ina the eahir. Nhich xEH eitletsteig
ronneot Elfka. Jpnsss and HkseraY
with seattle.
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WORK or KNIGHTS
or COLUMBUS

At FIks hall this evening the
Knights - Columbus viii esemplitY
the nrat and second deErees ~ the
order and forty new members VIII
- Initiated FoiioW Ina the initla.
ton n banquet viii be served al
the " ash inafon hqfeL
The Knights II Columbus > q
Catholic Organization that has q
tarFr follow ms iu The iznst. bui Il
new IN the West The
seattle lodge wiii have. howcvoI.
after the Initiation. fnsfnberuhlp
- i2s
sunday a iadFs win be Instituted
IN Tacoma ~ members 81 the sc-
attic Organization
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Suits

Black Chevlot Suits, cuiaway
ylca. were 5000. nov 80
.r-.. tttssss.s ...ttttt. 500
Imere. Tweed md Home.
spun suits. an aizrs and
styles la sonic SORT were
gtG 30 aud siho0. now S7.eS
Sack Suits. military style
high shoulders ln light ana
dark colafa were f2ae9 anl
$500, now .+.t.t..stS tE.ao
Hack aud Riur Sack suite
round on Square cut were
5000 end tie.p0, now Ab.S0
Dnnhlo breasted Blue Serge
suits, elih faced or plain
WgFr 81 60 huW sss4 : i.tc