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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
WH SCHWKS FATE
IS WORSE THAN DEATH

a saloon aud again locked the Flrl
UP. threatening his life If hc further
inteHfercd with the gang manage
meut 90 the nirl lie obtained the
help nf the Nome paiita and again
Ent the glti ana they started Tor Sc
attic.
Upon their arrival here they were
spotted by the gang aud smith sent
the Eiri 10 Portland, The SECOND
day after her arrival there one Of
saltsH men followed her and tried
"a see her She started Immediately
for Seattle. with the ffenehmah hot
uu her trail
A few nights awo smith and the
girl we're attacked By several If the
human NuitaruA. who tried 60 dfag
the Riu away FROM him into a ten
drrlain saloon,
They threatened Go Kill smith II he
did not cease In his efforts 60 keep
the Hirl from their sfaan. They stat
Cd that u was needless TO appeal @
the police. a. they pat up good
money every month for police pro-
lection and he would only get into
worse trouble ~ he made a howl q
tried o. have them arrested.
Mr smith has written 90 the girls
parents va parlv ana Wtii carefully
watch her until he can get money
and transportation rfem them and
send her honue They are under the
Impression that the gifi 10 SIN the
companion Of the wealthy vine mef
chants wife here in seattle, who In
truth has ruined her whole 4ifr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
AN INNOCENT GERMAN olRL INTO The CLUTCH.
as OF rHE HUMAN VuLruREs WHO PAY TRIBUTE TO TIE
POLICE FOR PRorgeroN-rAlE OF FlENpIsA BRUTALITY

onc Of the most horrible examples
Of the usndish brutality and rclents
les destruction ~ kirlish virtue b.
brought - ught in the story u a..
yesr-old Julia Schulta. whu VAS al
mred NOM a happy home m der
many by smcoth-teugucd agents OF
the organised SANE 90 Seattle
frcpchneu who live off the earn
mas 90 fallen women aud Who pay
tribute Tor pollce protection.
Julia Was forcvd into life ~
shame While she NaH but Is years
old. and Who now dares not leave
her rsom slenc feF fear she viii be
aEsin caught by the French degsn-
crates amt made te further yield her
Yoang life - Infamous vice.
Eighteen months aEo Miss sehultE.
known here as GeorEias SaltA
while visiting her uncle IN Parts.
VAS met ~ Louis Salts and MS
wife, the heads at that time. 81 the
notorious French sang The pretty
face aud figure OF the simple little
German sri appealed o. SaitHs de-
PRAYED sense and ne offered her a
situation With every luxury a. trav-
sliaE companion % his wife, lie was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


II J johnson filed sait against N
sraifi. Electric company Yesterday 10
recover s. sa damage for injuries
sustained ~ walking against trans
former ~ the corner It suruca street
and Twenty fret avenue. Dc was -
vafelF burned - electricity.
Local ministers Joined the couEraaa-
ton - The First Baptist church last
evening On a reception rendered a that
church O. the new pastor, Rev John
Huat. ~ Nashville a most enjoyable
program was rendered. anu dainty re-
frsahmsnts were served
Mrs Ftnrtta sargent Haskell a well
known eiocts ionirt viii give a public
recital t0uiFkt under the auspices ~
the senior Dramatic club a. the hiRh
school auditorium.
A. Johnson eHn ycaf efHav afternoon
arrested on tha waterfront by Patrol
man MaFou. while trying o. aeu a
bundle ~ ciathsr. ffo claimed that the
clothes hHd been EiVeH him hr
Thomas BARTER Detective nTrnea
found Barber 81 the oregon house and
arrested him. niso ~ is Thought the
riaihEs Wcrr taken Ga some ~ the
man r,crat hurgiarisa
J.. 81 coles until short time ego
travelling salesman for thn American
Soda water supply company - Bos-
ton. was arrested yesterday morning
bF Deter lives Bsrnss ard Adams ~
the Seattle hotel upon tslfHfaphic fir
formation frau Eofihpafl Tho teIa-
Gram stated that no was wanted At
Earthpnrt Tor obtaining money under
false prstenscH 10 was learned later
that tho wire Was sent 70 auprsheud
him Tor the purpose # collecting q
ciVil dNht and cole was released
Mrs Elisabeth Mawaon was granted
divorce from Louis Afawsnn hy SUI
perior Judge Tailmau yesterday on
grounds u cruelty aud non-BupBort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
STILL AFTER HIS
ENEMY RUSSELL

w n nar yesterday saors 20 a
complaint bsfafe rrosreufinH AttaFz
nsy scott. charging G. y Russell with
assault and battery on the person Of
Ars q u busssii az the Seattle hotel
90 the afternoon Of October 81 A war
rant was issued from Justice Cams
court and Bunssil was arrested yea.
tefsiaY and released on hail
This movement Il IN. eutnoHns Of =
trial Tor assault and battery tn Jus
tics Cams court vh~n barr was fined
80 aud rests for whipping nuaasii
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months Rudolph held out IN his de-
termination. Al last. however, he
agreed 10 return 10 his wife ana for
wet his mad loVr. The empcfcf ar
ranged FOR reconciliation dinner
At which Rudolph and stephanie
we're 10 meet. tut on the day when
the reconciliation was - he rffseind
Marie sent word 90 Rudolph that she
must see him once more tic agreed
% meet hef faat mis- Dc A. hts huhtlng
ioiNe a. MeYsfiiug near Nirnnn.
The time for the reconciliation
dinner came out but $40 Rudolph.
aearVh Was instituted, bat he eouid
not be found. Then came word from
NeyerliuK that the dead bodies 81
Rudalphand Marie had been found
eide by side Ia the hunting iafFe
Whether Il VAS Suicide 81 murder
the world has never known II e.
one 81 the secrets % ths Haps Hurss
Three yeaFa later atephanie mar
fted Ceunt IanyaY. an Austrian
uabfemnn. In order 70 30 this she
uaa rorcvd u give up her mrmhvrs
shIH In the Austrian royal house std
the control - her daughter The
emperor. VITA hnfm she Was great
faFnfitr diA all in hla power to
hreak orr tbs match. bet was an
sueeessrui stephaNtea father drove
her from bis toor and refused % a.
haN her ta attend the funeral - hHr
trsother Size vaH not allowed %
eern sv~ her daughter
sfsnhauir.a HHepui marriage y a.
nat fasa tragic fhan thH Hfst Ehs
Vas booking faf htpfaHHHs hut Hhs
IIt rot fiai r. End naN she ia dying
% a terrible disease.
Th6n last h.aa fhr crime - Bis
xrahadaurhfsf wlt probably short.
-n the life ~ the Austrian rfuusraf
rs iifr has hHen nne anE trasstF
cus after Gee tsf has aefn his eifers
ishna hopes blasted ard has seen af
isaaa that aers drarHf - ham In
gnlte1 tu ths eiaui that rrffnH 20
float over fhe unhappy hnuaa 81
fGafss hufE The execution or hts
brother MAMMALIAN In Mrxiru. Fhe
rrYs4~ry ~ AFcfiiuke tahRuu whu
resigned his rank Hnd NAME and a.
pfalu John offh married the arr -
hIa choice che death ~ tne ~rnWn
prince the aaHrrtiuu and troubles
- afspnanie. whn was hfs faVUFffr
the ef1rt ass asinafiun ~ The efu-
press the mafriHs~ ~ Ffaur Fers
iinamd his hsir and uaH the diH-
rraee - his HeanAaaaNhteF fnshe =
asftsa - tragedies tiss ia - which
has newer h9fnfs dafkeHHd tuyal
houHF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
COW BELLS
SPOIL HIS
SLUMBER

Mrs q. \. ssarys,ssl q fire,
avsaus. has written a communication
- th- city clerk. asktnx 70 have ths
caw limits moved a. i-iftrs Htcood ave
nur n ss unlawful for COWS 90 WeaF
tzeiis Inside tassT iiruitn Mr. ssaf-
ysiakl says that thr cow t.sils prHe9nt
her hushaad. Hhn Nafkz ~ ulellL
fruu erttinw his sleep In the daViima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

rrsnx Joseph. she Is the daughter
Of the ili-fafs1 Crown Prince HUI
Delphi and OF the beautiful stsphsale,
dsaahtsr of The Old king Of Rel
GUM. She - emily % years old and
has been married nearly i've years.
Her uta rftaxe 20 Prince otto Of Win
disoh -Gfatz caused a sensation IN
Europe he Was al army afficer
and while HE name and lineage are
as old IS that Of bis royal bride. his
house is not royal ard The daaGhf~r
OF an emperor WAS forced 70 take
several steps down the social ladder
IN order - become his bride. 81.
was an Rfshduchess IN her cwn right
and was forced 20 TeaOunee her
right to the succession 90 the tErone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

pos. Of 600 pounds Of brass which. u
Is alleged. they had stolen from n
Junk dealer on the waterfront n
has been learned that tnostIo tho
metal originally came from Moran
Bros foundry and II worth about
$40.
when searched at headquarters a
quantity 81 jewelry and number
Of silk and linen hsndksrchiefs we're
found on the prisoners. These hhd
evidently been stolen. The jsH~iry
Included watches. scarf pins. Ws;cn
chains aud gold rings. charge 81
grand larceny will be- placed against
them and ~ IN likely that II the
jeweiry In Identified. burglary also
vii be charged.
n is the belief OF the police that
~. and MeftE have been rssponHi-
bic for many petty burEisfies dur
ing the past month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

then posing - an agent Tor "a large
American wins house. Tho EiH fell
etNily int the snare aud accom-
panied the couple TO seattle, Here
she was foreed 20 enter a life OF
shame, being watched day and
nlnht and made 20 pay over What
money she earned every daN She
MAS cruelty beaten II she dld not
earn enough 70 satisfy her persc-
outofs.
In a abort time warrant was
sworn cut Tor tho arrest ~ Salts by
persons who accidentally heard Of
her condition This had the effect
Of driving him Go Vancouver. The
gang under his dlregtInBN again Ept
the glrl from her rsseuens and spirit
ed her away to Vancouver where nhc
was held ~ sRltn. lie and hla wife
then took the unwilling girl 70
ranana and she worked Tor three
months IN a dirreputs bic house earn
ms shr states. tieea during that
time.
Charles Smith. who was running a
restaurant IA Tanana. heard her
story and got her away from her
captoru and took her % Nome.
Ia Nome smith met the members
Of she same gang Who E0t him Into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

doiuh was - he had married
sisrnanie. daughter af the king 81
HslE sum. because. he said. he must
marry someone. and sire dtspisass a
him less than any 20 the other
aFineesses yNha were in the market
he was a dissoluts. brutal sort 81
man and sfephaules ufe vas =
tragedy almost from her wedding
day In iS<7. four years after his
daughter Elizabeth was born. Nu-
aalIh became enAmofed uf Baruuea-
Mari. NetHsTa, n hsauflfui iezNes r
cid Austrian girl. II WIS 4 esns ~
i1vr 81 fight siEht and Raaolrh de-
maudsd Of Ms father that ~ he al
lowed Go divorce Stephanie that Ia
u1lsht marry hts new love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
COUNTRY SCHOOLS
ARE 0KERcR0WDED

The country schools IN ihe white
River valley are becoming crowded
10 such an extent that tho difee-
tors and teachers are ut "a loss 70
find room for them. This is due
20 the quick service ana cheap fare
~ the inisrufban rond District
school SO, 100. one year ego. had an
enrolment ~ - pupils. today that
number has Increased 10 100.
The ulsnH Of the directors who
advise that the district be divided
lnto three. ana three separate school
houses erected. ia streuueuslv OPP
posed by County school supCTlu
tnndent Iartrnnft. on the grounds
that they would become Inadequate
by the time they were completed.
Mr.. Haftrnuft suggests that 70 ilrga
arsdad school be erected instead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
KAISER IS
OUT
ne APPEARS ON STREETS FOR
THE FIRST TIME SINCE MS
RECENT ILLNESS

BERLIN. Dee o. Raiser Wilhelm
came from futsstam 20 ttgfiln this
afternoon BY train ifs thna druve to
the palace iu an npen cRFfaaKe thrtfaxh
the cts. he was Ers~tea win the
widest enthHsiasfn Zee rsfssied 20 Iths
demonstrations at first ~ talniaE his
hat. bat finally Abandoned this' and
simply held his hard g. tbs tim u his
hat lie looked Verf paie. a
ittH majesty transacted ssihr sttIas
matte hHainosa after arriving e. the
palaes ard thea rested Thls efeafnH
h. sili attrna the peffefHants Atsths
national thcater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
MOTHER PLEADED
FOR ERRiK6 son

Robert ntafdaiff. ftH aaaHn tAaa
uHa confessed ~ farutaH hi@-tnnris@r 3
naals e. cheeks faf 49, au thr 4 a.
dinafiaa- Anaff IN bank hud uhd
aftafuHfd trinf e create the imnfeas
siaa mat hv haH drowned Hiuisafr. saa
srralHHad yest Hs8at before Judge Cara
on the charge ~ forgery fus bana
was ffHsd at 81 80 bal default ~ ahIeh
sHlaaaf b. 49, sect 90 ths rauutf sd
A hsaFfnF ~ "a case uIH ~ fisaa
peHmhef 81 fhs hnla uaihsr plead.
"a faf his rrieAaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
M7KER M6EW IN
M HOUSE N MPlBNRG

af Austria. ahlch may - occupied
by = woman. and q also renoance
her priVtleE-a as a Ktand duchess In
order 10 marry the prince.
Tier marriage was another Of the
rauancea 81 ths uanshur4s. now
eaaaes another - It's tragedies
The Princess Eliaab-sh lived her
siflho0d IN an atmosphere 70 tfuE~-
dy When she was hut 3 years old
came the tragic death ~ her father.
crown prinee Rudolph When Eu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

Another tragedy ln the house u
Hapshurxi Another blow fer the
hrokca hearted old ensperof Of Aus
trai
There seems 90 ha n cloud over the
Hspsburgs there seems iu BE- e fatal
sentence passed ca the pathetic FIX
ure % The OLD emperor.
Princess Elizabeth 81 wIHAlsch-
Gratn. who viii probably have 90
answer for the crime 81 murder. -
the only grtnddauNhfer o. Emperor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
BOGUS BILL MAN
WILL GO TO PRISON

Edward Ryan. recently convicted
IN thu superior court Of obtaining
money under false prefeuHrH 10
passing a $50 btu issued b. tn. de
funct state bank of New Jersey. was
sentenced by Judge Hudkiu yeHtef-
day 20 twu years IN the Irnitentiafy
aud io pay 1890 fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

FOR as

The Forty-nVs Consolidated Mn
ing Company vas plaaad tn hhe
hands % a temporary receiver thia
mofuiHH by aupsrlaF Judge TaiFhau
on the petition II ~ a. shnr-sIII.
who rsIgeNsntH all the stockholders
u n alleged So the petition ihaf
the nfgieers II the compact lailot ed
default Judgments 20 be eu4fed
against them In suits bfenEhd hY
Arthur pinkham 10 foreiass ttoh eco
~ mortgages and that na a result a
sheriffh sale af the compamYs Iuup-
srty has been ordered FOE iDroau
hsf -
Churchill further claims that the
concern IL not able ca meet itH our
rent liabilities W. ~ Perkins Was
appointed temporary receiver with q
ti.ooo bond. The case wHn SET for
hearing December ~ If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
DR.. Shops Restorative
A Month on Trial

absolutely stand AL the
help that ends u
I u plainly. 7
absolutely without
problem o
that Dr. Shops
would bankrupt ths physician making tbs offer
everywhere.
Thosands accepting ofsr snd only each forty
Gel
well and these efcat too And me rosth moth
That y a record 81 II
when CHARGE IKE II
dand irk
II mi fur H
duty. sick sometime
They appreciate sympathy
Then be viii
viii DO his gratitude
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

lie appealed ~ the superior court. and
a fec DAYS ago was tried and convict
ed. Judge nUlkin yesterday arantsd
new trial On the ETound - an Ia
regularity ~ the return OF the fury
verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
Get My Book, If Sick
Don't Send a Penny


you
ms rove %
endorsasnt test q Ard for whole month test
whit yoa q a drusez yoa who viii furnish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
A Treatment That Is Powerful, Yet
Pleasant and Wonderful

by synaoas curing
d non experiment. efcisncy pfevsn In
thoussnas heu.ands Of the past ten
while soothing method marvellous
Tn. victim Of esarrh Of tho head whose hf. made miserable
rssssd almost Immediately The hawking and spitns hs
oatah thai he nuisance TO tSo.s .round
him rapidly cured BY syndicate Doctors Catarrh Treatment
esssss great pn sysalssss poe o. treatment uoes n.
sffe -
invaded
sesp nights haTrowins and painru
cough heorrhsses follow the appetite lost ana
sns the form OF Twins skeleton The lungs attacked High
rss are OF daily Nsht ses.s begin He looked
friends
end his condition really critical
No relief has been obtained Nearer
Information feel that
there chance for NE lie decides to take the treatment offered
cations hat have made syndicate Doctors famous the
of tn.
parhed feeling IN the threat removed The checked
sWav The cough IL checked The apyei,s rsnrr. s
the
Nsht after nght PASSED IN sweet The
well and perfectly healthy.
Syndicate that born hind
They wiz restore Esh! 70 those who totally blind
viii make artificial pupils through which
removing casracts and psryg,us ..,rh,r
ana al ssrsles diseases OF the eve their
Ehtednes. sstEmatsna and soas.
syndicate Doctors offer experimental but
that has been proven wonderfully successful
practice on Mesns s
art healing They do not resort TO the method
olassed takrs NV ~ s"'H'o"F
be successfully a, HON. One ..o,
write US fun description OF
stating your symptoms Va make no charge for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
THIEVES
CAUGHT
FRANK LANE AND Roer. MERIT
WE'RE LOADED DOWN WITH
PLUMBER WHEN ARRESTED

Frank Lane ana Robert 4ertz
we're arrested yesterday evening BY
patrolman Kelly white tying 70 dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
ON CATARRH

GREATEST SPECIALISTS OF THE AGE the mod
disease which has the greatest Of mankind
Their treatment their discovery and thu result Of
year, study and research in foreign lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE BROWN
wAnIfNGToN. u. c. nae ia.-ks.
saciata iuattov ltsnry HIHlnEs Brown
q ths Gnifei States sHfefns ranrf
has tast fha sight 20 uns 80 assd ffss
phy - iaus So uniy a miracle cen
ave the other. Aithoush BE- IL eligible
Cor retirement. b. refuses 10 quit lhs
bench
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

Simply state which book you
went and address DR. Sh0op.
Boz 7sa1 Racine. Wis.
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MIA eases Win bottles
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13
OBITUARY..


Washington, Dec. 12.--John r. Proc
tor of Kentucky, president of the
United States Civil Service Commission
and an intimate friend of President
Roosevelt, died of angina pectoris at
the Cosmos Club in this city to-day,
aged 50 years. The President and Mrs.
Roosevelt were shocked at the news.
They called personally at the club
house and spent considerable time at
Mr.. Proctor's bedside When the
President returned to the White House
Mrs. Roosevelt remained with Mrs.
Proctor.
Funeral arrangement are deferred,
pending the arrival of a son, Lieut..
Andre Morton Proctor, in charge of a
torpedo boat now stationed at the Nor
folk Navy Yard.
Another son, John r. Proctor, Jr.,
is a lieutenant of artillery, United
States army.
Mr.. Proctor was born and brought
up on a farm in Kentucky. He left the
University of Tennessee to enlist in the
Confederate army in 1868, remaining in
the service until the close of the war
He returned to Kentucky and pursued
scientific studies, becoming state ge-
ologist. He was appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland a member of the Civil
Service Commission ten years ago, at
the suggestion of Mr.. Roosevelt then
a member of the commission, who had
met Mr.. Proctor during a trip to Ken
lucky.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13

to see what the price on his horse real
ly was. BY much lodging about, push
ing, showing and hard work, he man
aged to get close enough TO book
makers stand to see the odds on his
slate. and with a mist before his eyes
he looked down the list.
Could it be possible? Opposite his
horses name was 20 in plain figures!
He could scarcely believe it. Then
the bookmakers were entirely uncon-
scious of the fate which was in store
for them. They were not all as omnis-
Gent as he had hitherto considered
them. Tremblingly, the Man crowded
his way to the bookmaker's stand and'
with a choking voice, called out the
name of his horse and stuck 50 INTO
the layers outstretched hand to De
played straight. Then the Man with
the Tip backed away, forgetting in ms
excitement to get the name OF the
bookmaker with whom he had placeu
his money.
Was the Tip all that he had fondly
thought it would be, and did the Man
revel in the expected riches? IhaI
really forms no part of this story.
You will really have to ask him Whae
was the result of that race. and II ms
faith in Tips still remains unbroKeh'
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13
DO NOT WEAR A LONG FACE.
1t Is Great Handicap in All Bust
ness and Social Relations.

ness ana SOCIAL kelaJlOnS.
The man who looks as il he had
lost his last friend is in no danger of
being crushed by the jam of new ones
unless he cheers up" People are
not going out of their way nowadays
to associate with the man of mourn
full and melancholy appearance. They
are afraid he will tell them his trou-
bles and they steer clear of him as
they all have plenty of their own.
The most universal cause of the for
lorn and hopeless appearance to-day
is dyspepsia. 1t units a man for every
duty of life and causes him to be-
come respondent and gloomy and
necessarily his looks do not belle his
feelings. He appears cast down and
detected and becomes a burden to
himself and humanity in general
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