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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
FROM THE FISH MARKET
TO THE FOOTLIGHTS
v.r srsucols "a OF rsnga LAD lgrr pooR wlrsour
p.senTs-,,,s VOICE HAS GIVEN HIM SUDDEN

out parents. and ufthsui money.
Aftrr keeping his little BODY and
soul Together for while BY nshinE
ard selling his wares IN the streets
h. dfiftsd % Rome and became
nfouesuttsf, then blacksmith. then
WorkluG In an iron foundry. Later.
he hrcHns a bakers hoy and wnn
failure a. a cook. AZ last ne return.
- 90 biz hshins. ehieh Promised a
better living
Through the years he was forever
slnsinE. ~ that he uHs hno~n BY
che name % "a eanfafefta~ Thus
h~ reached the axe of -. when one
day a. Porte ffAnEia. a well known
hassn. HiEnor Tsellna. hearing the
youth call his fish In the streets. aaa
struck hy the richness and pure quail
ity 81 his voice. lie kept an eve on
Giorsini. until one eNening he heard
him u~renhrlnR hts tunan4ofttar
with song 70 Lola ia she "s.aval-
liefiA" tEoiiso was 80 delighted
that he rufhleNely cut the snrenade
short ard insisted that the young
man should study for the stage.
BiorHini dreamed If this for ions
time hut the money was waning
- no was obliged 10 stick "a his lab.
Later on another muafctsn VAS
struck by the ffehufTuan'H voice In
the same way that lfasilno had been.
lie called the attention u friends Go
the youth. and one Of them became
30 enthusiastic that he guaranteed
Glsfaini - debut at the San carlo
opera house after nine months Of
study. This was accomplished. and
the nsh vender II already famous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

Howe N attn the must active woman
in Inc country, Many men ana
,0ouru have retired nom HriifT
work AZ half her age. hut thln wnn-
tleffui Woman iH stiii as active nt
she waa IN middie age, aud 90 hef
even yvt. every daN Is the best day
~ hef iife.e
tiorn In New York In 1919, she
married Ia ISL. aud since thfn liaH
tan has hesn her hane Her huhs
baud was great surgeon whnFr
work for the blind has made him
famous.
Aifa Ilowo'a work during the nrat
anti. slavery agitation Mas az more
value "a tho cause perhaps than
that uf any other une person. and
her Hattie flynn ef the nepubllr
viii ~ down through thr ages as
one o. the literary maaterpisses of
those days, a.
with the Accomplishment IT the
object 81 the antl =Hslsery people.
Mrs, Howe turned her attention 10
other channels. siuee then she has
been Htrons adYeeaie u equality
Tor women. aud has Nrittrn arid
spoken much an the suffrage auer.
ton, In fact. her work Tor this
cause has been mere important than
that of any other woman
Ia her pretty hoIIaa, Mrs, Howe N
atill working. She arit~a a great
Deal. ana her writings are tu-iay aa
clear and concise aud fufcefui. and
~ much -ouFht after a. they we're
30 years Aro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
LAST EDITION
"cOME HOME'
Is ras MESSAGE sAlter Brown cars
FROM KANSAS -ANor age nRowN's csIl...
nsHN CALL HIM
DEAR PAPA'

informed that the "etepic Of the nj =
lie rcd church" WIS blown on and
had hit Misa erlKKn Ia the bead.
hs Thought he tvaiiy ought to H~t
hAck Ia protect his tsikn
To-day when he arrived az tho
courthouse. the usual letter Was ON
his desk. This time. apparently II
Vas ffVm hia wife, and the rninhow
vas showing through the clouds ~
hir doncstic hofiAon. as "Etta has
Eut Nork," and white l. good nu
new This letter wss written In a
nafe anec donate tone than the 9th.
efs. and the writer wanted 60 know
Why Mr. Brown didn't write oftener
She closed up by saying that she
npossd' there were many celefrd
t"lk out here, and didn't honey
get lonesome
Mf. Hrcwn absolutely refuses Go 40
20 Kansas since this mornings Do.
vslapm-nL although the Judge n
n tliinE to give him leave 81 absence
- make the trim
The onilin has often told the
pss@fal authorities that he IL the
WRONG Mr., Brown. but they refuse 60
believe him apparently. and the iit.
tie badly written and worse spelled
epistiea ielllnn Of the jays and ser-
rows 90 the Kansas iirowns. stili eon-
tinue 20 couae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
TALE 0FA TUB

HnsoLuLu. Fob, - Especial
correspondence VIA san Frabriafol
lHHklnE badly aud with only two
abe hHdied sranian ieft aboard the
HHhaanaf carrier Dove, enrnute from
tlsslfs. Africa, 10 Seattle. put into
thiA port today Va diaiffsH She left
iselfa November 40 with the cap
tain. two mates, a steNafsisss aud
fpuf sehmen
TIE trouble began che next day.
when O. Mckay. q hnif-ofazy Aea.
Htan. jumped overheard In an at
tempt 10 swim ashore. Mate q. Car
sob pat out IN boat a. resaus the
man when enpt. g. iensHni whn was
stationed in the rigging. sam shark
uiehlnE fpf the swimmer The cap
tain friied the startling Information
" carson and then began a race be-
tween boat ana shark 70 reach the
ssilot The boat won ent and Car
Hau hauled Mckay Into the boat lust
a. the man eater was about length
away. The sailor was taketi aboard
fhe schooner. but died an hour later
ffem the bursting az a bioed sessel.
The next fatality occurred when
this carpenter. A. n Anderson. fell
overheard from the fiEainH. An IN
suecessfui EFFORT Was made 10 reach
him IN boat. which however was
smashed against the vessel'a side By
heavy seas
The Grew was further depiesed BY
the confinement ~ two seAmen wtth
fever. and this Illness of second Mate
Matson with lung trouble.
The Carrier Dove sailed from
grays Ifafhnr n months aEo with
lumber for Africa.
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suit 20 test the right af the Seattle
tsan a Electric cosnpafiy 10 disersn-
mate between its patruh. IN differ
eat parts Of the city In axinx its
ehsrsra for xas. has been rlea in the
superior court ,. A. Stavik and
Henry Peterson are tire pfaintirs
They fled suit on behalf Of thsm-
selves and ether gas eoarumefs In
the superior court. late last rVen-
lnx.
Peterson 4 the oenaf q property
on Madison street sud fvurte-uth
avenue. which he reuts TO Stavik.
Stavtk alleges that the Gas company
il attempting to charge him tlsa
PER 1890 cuhic feet for Kas. although
ia other parts Of the city the aame
gas II being scfd for - cents
On this ground he has refused 10
par his January bali. sxrapt At the
rate 81 - cents The company has
Threatened to take cut his meter.
aud his suit - Tor an infenrtion.
Jntixr Tailman heard the case tn
chambers last evening. and signed
an order temporarily Restraining the
xas company fsom removing The
meter. pending a hearing % Stavik'n
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

WH4f iSUNBArfo4 akf.G 81 ths itsi
HtaHt friirnifufs Co. so 40 eeaaad Az
sn5is south Osina a. the hurefink 81 :
water main, Whloh dstiHsHd Que ififnaiiss
Ffafh considerably 80 So affsHiHa e. TIE
paAiia bargains W noF iinH that fsiii sur
rfiHs an sEaotlna pabiis5 FaFuitnfs
rfetsa FaHer4i hna trfs rF8eh hoy aAfe.
atsFaunfa AID al ~ usshsid furHiuhiHEs
81 Ahauf ans isnth 81 their aetnsi taio2
f.nlhfafa fhia opportunity azsd ssesfe bs-'
gains la eur line AZ tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

n,oNn. baliin OF superior
y relin,ans geurL has had A
US. 4 family et ave Children
~ ~ has never even seen thrust
49," s.,,, he hRN rrAs,'n 70 be.
w. mat they Arr 90 African
$500 ',.x last month Ar hrgwn re-
w ! iettef Prem XIV ood .Ni,ness.
w. addressed 10 himself II
CO.. CO.. ftreAr Husband and the
$3.50 .,,s -, IL tell how the chit
~ m hal esids and needed new
|csca sas hesrcd iirown Ia COME
49,, !. them. and told him never u
es = hadn't made nothin
~ BECAUSE he went away
~. =, .e,hla and coald no, co'ne back
ssxs any Nj. THROWN received
f....,s sixnea Your loving
~ and VAS informed that
- ~ children had the whorrin
81 ~ "a tnAl mother was wer-
eeaka uaailnt he please write
re- sss.~n bear 10 feet Interested
Nf. =. sniy = stress % legal
40 - A. department. that kert
a.. tsexiax for a railroad pass
v 49, = heard that Willie Was
-s,s hiusself most TO death. he
1s !. Ioak Worried and when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
GOOD ROADS
FIGHT
Legislature Win Probably En-.
act the Ferguson Law

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2s.-At Joint
.nsetlne Of the committees Of both
housea It vas decided to push the
TtfAuson bill. several amendments
slssested by the Good Roads club
~ the state viii probably be tnear-
p1rAfsa ~ the measure before ita
final passage.
a delegation from the Hoad Roads
f'iub appeared before the joint com
laittee 10 DISGUISE thr proposed insia-
inflou. IT included Hnnuel fiiil,
president Of Tho club city taKiit =er
q " Thomson 81 Seattle = +.
hamhefiin. j a. Mrikie. Professor
candies ~ the geological surrey !.
fisfeesoF ". j. Roberts aud A. ~.
Anderson
NJ Hili made an elaborate speeeh
iIlaiuR the general uecd OF road i'm
pfotement. J. u. Meikic. secretary
- the Seattle Chamber % Commerce.
followed Ia discnral0n Of the pro-
posed bill IN detail. Mr., Thomson,
slso rpsbe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
May Double
Track Line

Gurl1is af the Ins~rurh~n rosi
n spazszefsEx siouhi~ TRACKING thsts
- lR<w<@a shis city and Fsnten
xtsn a distance a n miles III
une, tssns are carried CUT The
hansa fxAek viii be LAID between
11ft4 and The race track. stx miles.
\ ~ near future
I Nh necessary 20 USE the ever
~ trotiey system for half the Dis
- hr<ue~n this city and Rentou
s4or1bca and for tnis resson and
11nuw Of the many stops. grade
11m1E1s and connections with the
HaE>pa fins IL nov requires elfff6sf
= mR'h time To cct-f The distance
= i 11~s 20 rua the remaining =
~ - Tzeossts-
~ Installation 81 an additional
rz<k IN overcome a great part II
. ~ ~ and Vii en.bi- the road %
>rz>u - ~<xle~ over the portion 81
~ - al carries the ma 1or pof-
fizn 4 - u<fffc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
cOLIMA BREAKS
LOOSE

MEXICO cry. Feb. 2s The vel-
eano Of culiua erupted yesterday
evening. with tremendous fOtcs
Eruptions have been frequent for
years, but this i the mast violent
that has occurred for long time.
Great namsH shot forth. and heavy
Hiufun ~ stones. follow cd lnter ~
ashes. Tbs eruption ANS prsea =
BY o severe earthquake at she city OF
TuSpan. which r. nenf the volcano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
ANARCHIST
PLOT

NEW YORK. feh. za-rolice amt
steamship detectives today are IN.
te@tlkattnE a story htrh. " true.
reeeets an anafrhsst riot in voistns
nearly all the crowned heads ~
Europe. Revelations have been
been eaade BY an Italian anarchist
thai a great srcret International con.
ssnfian viii BE- held In Parish about
March "a when all SLAMS viii he
made. and lots dfava 10 select men
70 40 thr work % as@ss .iustlon.
Five delegates nsW In this city
are pfernrtng 10 sail u Europs to-
ffoffuw. where theY viii represent
America IN The convention. The an
afchist Who save awAy the nesfrt N
named Rudolph. and i = ~etl known
President Mckinney. Every rffort
= heins put forth fof his apprehcn-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
RAN THE TOWN

MONROE. Feb e Three drunl~s
men ran the taAn here fnf awhI.
yesterday. They whipped tho poll-s
force. trrfnriksd citizens, ana atom
on Inc entire sita government Tn.
racket Was HiHft q - Thunaa pr
rim. bat - niau named ahi'or do
the heavy work after tho risi us
under way. carl Stefan WAS d.
mlsed up iu H.
Deputy Shgin Brown came o,ar
FROM Everett and arrested the nr
enders feuin Haa lined tg5 ~ tho
local Justice of tn rcsee. and Ma
10y and stenHn Wefh each arsr@s,,i
SO for their celebration. John Iri1.
irr was also arrested. but was 4 T.
charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
ONE KILLED
THREE HURT

pfTTsHun0. Fsb. ss.~ons man
was killed. one fatally and two ssFis
uualf injured In a freight wreck
rafif this oorninE on the fshHHyl.
xauis railroad near Aliekriprus. the
result of a rrar-snd collision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
Detectives Are
ON Harris Trail

NJ police have failed 10 find any
~ - Ia whereabouts Of fred W
tAFt. eh4rE<d vith esnb~xHitnG t@ssa
rN1 ne <se York Life Inserancs
t1~p9nf. He returned 20 Seattle
- Wales On the steamer Port
~ and Il SD b. the agents u ths
E>1z1ne~ epnpsny 10 have had fne
uur4ns Nancy In hie possession
NJ A. Feldss h. vas In the conn
Hr5s Employ.
\ - - first thought that Hart
- started for California. but noe
x 14lnoxffi<r are convinced thst ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
Theafer Owners
Buy Ground

y. u. fsosman. ~ Psily and W. A.
Peters. composing the Seattle The
alter Company. yesterday eonaunt-
mated tho purchase Of thr land on
mhich the fhe&s~r baildinz stsnda.
The ground was baurht FROM VIII
liam t'happ~ile for tseDq
Mr. chsppeile pufrhesst the prop
effy four y~nrr axe for -. 60. The
mnd was leased May 4. fs,t. for y
FEARS ~ the seattle Theatsr Com.
pany AZ a yearly rental 10 be fixed
on an annual appfsizrm~nt % the
been appraised al IL Co
f.InCA0o. Feb. q What. u IS.
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NdS - ltn ssrsioa -sis q faFnisafss ~
Nj htsan ksuu~ ~ufr~r u taass and
aIffh arsru. ~ a. tl4ehsffaa a 60
hase ~ civ Of distinctions ftesa The rro-
pfsetafn - ssli ~ aurtissn "a THURSDAY.
-. .ath a. 10 o'st1rA sharp. The con
tents q frrty-two well sfaFftishsd nus11s
sas-i A@s rats. springs. mAttfst~~s, tatlrs.
Eaaffn tfnn besie rpeAFfe. Stoves. carp
s.afa curtains s1firf aafs stefi fauE~ IN
fsfs HFer3tnsns e~hsHstn4 - HeH-iur-
nishra hsuss. Thp rsaa.n fer HfihnG "a
IT, nris.-ffr has hen sold a. o. DiCk-
eftanl aartlahesr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
HlCKS SAYS
so TO

ceYxffA. f'eh. 7S.-(x y fski-
- Hfcks shis Afternoon testified
~ tn~ lnvesti<atiux COMMITTEES
"a every aliexation which had been
- amzzass representative Ley In
~nno<t1an With the state printing
ou.r1e< matter. VAS true. Hicks
~ ~ detaLis o. fs~vy's offer TO
49, b ! favorable committee re-
- ~ nenetAry consideration
fe<y himself II nov on the wilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
Turks BEAT
BULGARiANS

LONDON. Feb Is The salanlea
correspondent ~ Reuters reports an
encounter hetWeNn liuiFaflauA aud
Turks at ithaoFiHhir, on February Is
The HulHarianH wore badly beaten
LOSING seven Killed Including their
latdef. General Yoynnoff. Tho Turk.
iah casualties seff small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
NOMINATION

WARRINGTON. d =. FEB. a.
TIE president s~ut The HeHsinstin4s
sf f.urii4s Wfixhf Of California 90 b.
Indian agent II the nsission TUE
river rc~rft ofhrna
Jaynes ". Garfield was ssorn IN TO-
lay a. commissioner NJ corporations
n fhe new Department NJ conm~rce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
SEEKING PLACE

WASHINGTON. .. C.. rob. ga
noth California and Washington are
putting atfans claims for represents
ton on the national board % The
Hpciety ~ the Daughters American
Revolution
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Fs~.ssass Ertsfrrtr- s-ssetssisn
ROME. FEB. f-.-tSpectai toffe-
.f,snsfcncsl -siarxinL who has sud
denly sprung into fame ss : tenor
81 >arl~~ has had a curious history.
AZ tbs aae Of nine he Was iet Wtth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

fuc cuutcutr % sfk-tovtu pttse,t
house T., q. Hlckerton VII sell on
the premises. No. 1871 summit nv.
cnuc. near Pike street. on Saturday
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tnr ""trtt essytsa, u4s.aa.. ssIs.s s.i..isrt
ycs-r men Co become gamblers ma
foreorr and defauitefH.
Nov. gentlemen. he said. on
YOU are Holug after tn famtlere re,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

For Rent-Fvrnlshss Room,

hoTkL SENECA.
Cor. First Ave. and esnsca street
Fissn. sunny. Comfortable.
Rsoms by The Day OF Week
fs01N f1neT AVENUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25
Mines ana ~ir,na

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, Ills First ave-
nue.. heu-s newly fornishs-i; all modern.
prices rrder.t~.
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fNfNttaA hatsfay usan hfsrf ~ hes i-eesl
nts~s slth fsif uf fiasss tiel 40 tun.
fug uhi-s at tsit. fesfafei from 81 "a
erllr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

Thp steamer cn:tege city arrived
la.n sk4fN "a" tnia afternoon with
n 1assensefH rud 90 tons Of freight.
h tad a eolsignment Of Dawson
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has gone 20 Eastern Canada. Private
Detectives are On hts trail
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4. %. Hl11.AS 30. Sss sos .ssa. ssIsnsia
opportunities for PARTIES who are iook-
ms fer Sod Investments IN minins and
titr seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

N"""FtHFF F9NFeTNTFNH Naan0IRfI1h
h9NfoN, teh 10. Ia her beautis
ini home. this city, the little white
haired watnan who wrote these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

VIZ hsss usss-Y % iasn -, sny hiuA Of
s-rart,f ilsssnIaft a Halt sss Sse
Tore hieek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

fAhHS issn skI-k ~
Hottf,RT NALrif. tio New 1aFs itnck.
No fa-Aafnsifr farm. 80 acres. besf ritsr
t.etsssn lasfa. f~pntY haiiss ffvrn feattlrl
hishfs feipfoN~f. Asa beiiiiaxs ti0Assl
- era on- or rHn nEsT sa-scr-
10 tfe lntryurfnsn rsasi fNso
No assas RlgH AisDt<R FstHTaM land
fasl asf~-. n tutFpv~d. seaa hasisinnn
fiess % market tacs
10. zFss- uiNNn lioTroN ~ srr~s. -
iferravet. me ois'hsrts SOD sailairr-
FHltrs water sateiuinr small su~n.
xs sals-ETosK RANCH Pine river bot.
torn iaa asraa - fuipFessd outside
rsase ~ Nsp h~sa ~ sfeeks setep
Ne eai1@MNrER FRONT. near Hf~nssr-
TN Is agFy--. 7-rocsn hsuss. iafee tara
Va fes4 Srork RANCH loo acres rach
teesl lassat. 70 srr~s pieeeds - pasture
ftnnisa water. s-tssufn hnuHe. several
ts1thusiAln9rl si1en
NJ. asI NEAR KrNTe~ie aefes : cleared
level ianai Sod soli. saao
Ne. sta= YNFNtf Afiilaes level land
Eeef reii. aaiptnine small tuNn. fsw
minute. ~afk fron depot. Stores Post-
affre and xosd srhesii neat new cottage
snail ksrn orchard stea
NJ. ssa- BETWEEN NEA rTflE ard IA.
IONA 4r~o si-acr~ trarfs facing ruun-
4 rusa. level land. xcs.i soil ssae rach
W make sseoisltf y -riiiaE eeuntry
property sns hs,s large lisf Of stock
ran. hos. driry fsrins snd Suburban
noaEsT MAIrnr 40 New York block
ANorHRn party leaves for the homestead
AMI draeit iani Thursday evening n
tau want 20 DO me % the paftN call At
faire Remember ron ras ~ aa uones
until lna Me our f~es are muierate.
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ftsf feHaf lat rhsaee - bag thcss - -
hlah 10 isEa=fz shsss ~ s1r II rusf
ahant 81 uses@ eal they ar aeillrs II
thr refs - atzaat - aafra daily Nnfth.
western si.ae "a. siA sssana assfrsas.
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ss~sfep%s Eatssprt~s k..esistisa
DUBLIN. feh. if.--tsprcisi csfre-
sponasaes THE rsisaas q the Irish
members q parliament from salt
meant mafu than sppeared al the
time Everyone saw Il meant the end
~ the ED period % coercion but now
y iessh< ss II II msant the dawn 81
as era ~ pfnxreas ana Eoot feeling
such a. ifvipnd has never sesn.
u meant a good deal fer eieu.
wsudham and the English Fexerns
m~ut 10 back down Thef started
the strong arm~ rule In Ireland and
wrrw traten hy the Natinuaftsta al
their e@n game. Putting few IT,
lsh members Of parliament IN iali
VAS futllr revenge and only IN.
creased the agitation. 10 the aas.
eminent not only had 10 r~sease
them. q had. 60 make a deal ~lth
them concerning the future II Ire
hnd.
Whistler there was anY actual a.
ftcf fsfulmanir tinn b~tMeen the
government and the Irish leaders
Il i impossible to say u may be
quite true that there have eesu na
negotiations u q direet or formal
character. but as ~eegyone knows.
there are seeres and underground
means IT hoidink cosnfnufsie zttans II
both pertis. desire 90 d. %. The
naeet retuarkahtr feature W the att
uattan IL the cenai.nce With Whtch
Iehn Redmond and W Onfivu sf~sk
u the coming land hiii- They seem
yeff certain that rs proposals ~ftt
b. .asisfsetars. ani n l. siifsSuis 70
rOnrrite that they eouid hold she
language whirh they 10 II thar NsFe
totally ignorant ~ - provi.sonz.
Land pureAsss Gil
Wyuahaa. for hin part. Il esn-
rincea that Ne viii - aislr % sub
aif 60 parliament land rure hsse
bili whleh Nsli satisfy all parties
ana that the t'nx and rfseveus ar
rarian strife y a. an efsd Ne stated
IN a recent speech Of Dover that un-
der The pure hasr act. passed ~ the
tnfonist party. from iss5 q ists
iaepe tsnanfs had argniret thFif
holdings. and IN May. isei there
we're only three men IN the Whole
~ Ireland - months IN arrears
With thrtr repayment "a the state.
The new scheme u an exfvnsiaa
II fha Farmer ~ stem Of land par
rhase - tenants which was out
Hnaa At tbs recent roufsrenre be-
tw-~a landlords and tenants. the
mrs ever held In ireland.
what has already ben dane u
ns.ns1tsfn HE ard shows that PRES
snt day Enaiishmsn have tried to
a. ssfs~thius To rcilesc the tufai-
esahle eituetton their ancestors cre-
Atesi In Ifeiand.
The Bsnt experiment. was tried IN
tsss - enA maa due - the stats 10
uhlrh ffsn krrat famine had placed
considers tsie nunsiser ~ The fFisa
tsnsf~.t gentry. TitrNr men uerc
~ ettx tassisd with debt. ehieh an
sWf,tI calamity had made faifozss.
th.r ssare surnmariir appropriated
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words. lives to-day perhaps the most
noted Woaan the United states has
ever produced Ward Howe.
Although she H. ~ years old. Mrs.
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Wfa save ~ s.sis ~ half inssse-s Il
ase ~ ~ eeef t1ttar satstiissrisnf IN
faHn
We harF alse faf saix : m hardware Aaas-
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y - Hffhs 4 20.
Ata2zs-sfH AHSs.is haiitiuE
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not have 10 wade through mud and
rain In transferring from one car 70
another