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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
ONE MAN SAVED
THE ASSASSIN
Eleven Jurors Favored the Con-
yiction of Jett.
NECK MAY YET BE STRETCHED
NEXT TRIAL WILL BE IN HAIR
RISoN COUNTY.

I ACksON, KY June 19.-But for one
juror. Curtis Jett would have been
y convicted here today Of the murder
of Attorney J. c. Marcum and ma
jority Of the jury favored the conviction
Of Thomas White also. Both are tonight
in jail at Lexington and their next trial
viii be at Cyuthiana, more than 100 miles
from JdchsOn, away Irom me mountains
and in tie Blue Grass region. under very
different conditions from those existing
in Brcathitt county.
The interest in the change of venue
today was second only to the verdict
When Judge Redwine refused to hear ar
gumentS on the change of the location,
1t was stated by many in the court house
that the presiding judge had heard from
Governor Beckham, who is generally be-
LeVed to have had something to do with
the change Of venue TO Harrison county
Some Show of Justice.
The residents here feel that if the YER
diCJ Of today had been one of conviction
violence would have followed and that II
would have extended TO others than wit
nesses, jurors and those who had taken
part in the prosecution 1t IS thought
White in Harrison county the cases of
other aSsasSiuS who are known here and
who have never been arrested, viii be
taken UP with some show Of justice on 4
Among the cases cited is that of the
late DR.. Cox, whose friends refused 10
HIT county that was selected under the
The next case on the docket here is
that of Curtis Jet for killing the town
marshal James -COCkriu, but il will be
postponed until after the trials at Gym
thiana, and many believe now that there
will be no need of trying Jett on more
than one of the cases standing against
him
Soldiers Needed.
Colonel Williams is at Frankfort to-
night comforting with the governor re-
Earding the withdrawal of the troops
It is understood that he advised the gov
stop the lurking firebUgs or the hidden
assassins. but that at least one COM
pany should be retained in Jackson as
long as Provost Marshal LOngmire was
kept in charge of the town The troops
that escorted Jet and White TO LeXinS-
is still much apprehension in the com
munitv for the future, and many here
share in the movement in different parts
of Kentucky to have Breathitt county
parceled out for annexation TO other
counties although il might depreciate
local valuations after Jackson lost It's
prestige as a county seat.
Some hold that in the loss of the so
called court house ring the town would
gain much more than il would lose II
is claimed that all the feud troubles that
have afflicted the county originated IN
contests for local offices and afterward
extended into professional, business and
social affairs.
1t is considered that Prosecuting At
torney Byrd is not safe here and he went
man Of the grand jury which indicted
lett and White, has asked for mii1tary
protection. He says he has received
hints Of trouble in store for him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
CITIZENS ALARMFD.

London, June 19.-The storm off
CaruavOn, Wales, today, was accom-
panied by two strong earth shocks. The
inhabitants were alarmed by the rock
ing of their houses, but no damage was
reported The earth shocks were so Sc
we're at Bangor. North Wales. that the
patients were carried ont Of the hospital
into the grounds, and the congregation,
badly frightened, evacuated the cattle
4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
FINAL LINK FORCED.

New Haven. Conn. June Is.-An order
just handed down by the superior court
has made il possible for the final link
To be completed in a chain of connecting
trolley lines between New York and Isos-
ton. half-mile al Westport. Conn, alone
excepted Work on the new line. per-
mission 10 construct which has been Sc
cured, viii be started at once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
Afraid of Assassination.

Lexington. KY, June 19.-Captain
Even, on hearing what the judge had
done. said he would remain here until
Monday night and then either go to
parts unknown or apply for board at
the Lexington ia-il. He said he was
afraid he would be assassinated by
Jackson men even here As Even IS
the only eyewitness against Jet and
White who viii testify. il is feared that
he viii be disposed of before the new
trials at Cynthiana and he was warned
from Jackson today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
lett was Drunk.

Lexington. Ky, June 19.-When Jet
and White arrived al Lexington tonight
they were taken rapidly to the jail by
the state guards and placed in separate
steel cages on the third floor Of the jail,
DESPITE their request to be placed to-
gether. Jett had been exceedingly IN
ruly and insulting all afternoon. evident
" being under the influence Of liquor
County Judge James HaTgiS OF
Breathitt came down on the train with
Jet and White
Later Hargis visited the prisoners at
ne iafl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
ross $50 600

Omaha, June 19.-Fire which started al
O'Clock in the five story building of the
avery Manufacturing company. nanufaC-
tlirers and jobbers of agricultural nipple
ments. did damage estimated at upwards
of $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
FROM EFAPT TRoUBrE

New York June i9-Alfred Miller
Hoyty, one of the thirty-tvo survivors Of
the original members of the Union league.
is dead from heart trouble He was
prominently interested IN many large
financial Institutions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
VALLEY FORGE.
Anniversary of Evacuation by Gen
eral Washington.

eral Washington.
Philadelphia, June 19.-The 125th ami
versarv of the evacuation Of Valley Forge
by the Continental army was c9mmemo-
rated today by a patriotic celebration IN
which hundreds particsp ated. under the
auspices of the Valley Forge Anniver-
sary association. The formal portion OF
the exercises began at 10 o clock with
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia presid-
ING. Bishop Cyrus D. FOss of the Meth
odist church offered the invocation and
the Rev J. W Sayres conducted a re-
spOnsive reading
snart from the general celebration was
the LAYING of the cornerstone of d memo
rial chapel on the road from Valley Forge
to Port Kennedy Bishop Whitaker OF
the Protestant Episcopal church Offici-
aJed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
AGED II.

Meriden. Conn. June 19-Wflliam r.
Squieres. treasurer of the New York.
Kew Haven & Hartford railroad, died to-
day, aged y years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
pFrUsED ADMISSION.

Indianapolis. Ind. June l9.-Ihe head
camp o. Modern WOOdmen today refused
to admit Texas and New Mexico.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20

Cardinal Vaughan was born April Is
1892 He became archbishop of West
minister in 1892. He had been i'll more
than three months. Late in March II
was thought he could not survive mora
than a few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
CARDINAL VAUGHAN DEAD.

London, June 20.-The Very Rev.
Herbert Vaughan. cardinal and arch
bishop of Westminster, died at mid
night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
Boston STOCK Market.

Especial to The Herald)
Boston June 19.-It was a good after
noon for the buying of cOppers. The
upturn in United States was the feature.
Closing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
IKE METALS.

oliFer. 3Z5sc per ounce.
opptr, iaesc per pound. New
qfA $3.50 TO $40 per 100 pounds.
LEAD. $3.50 per 100 pounds; New
~-~-~~-~-~-~~-~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
Take Notice

Crawford & Conoyer announce that Monday
they will place sale beauty spot out Broadway
one of those rare locations commanding magnificent
view OF both ranges OF mountains, Lake Washington.
Lake Union, Salmon Bay. Puget Sound the State
University. Brooklyn, Lalona, Fremont Ballard, etc.
Their representative will be the ground Saturday
afternoon all day Sunday and every day thereafter.
Take the Broadway and Pike 10 the end Of the
line and walk blocks due north. II is place peo
pie have ravcd about for years and many have vainy
tried to buy. You'll be surprised at the priees-SIso
10 $3.50 on terms Of $50 cash and $40 a month Ar
range 20 out tomorrow afternoon or Sunday. II IS
right in town. and will only take you little while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
GRUESOME
SPECTACLE

ATKtN. March 20 Through a
hungie Ia adjusting Tho noone the
hanging OF ole olea0n, a wealthy
farmer al o'clock thin moUdhE'
WAS made q KfueHnme npvriaelst The
man was almost derapitnted, thu
nearest spectators beiug drenShea
with blood nlesonH crime was -
eeptiannily brutal h. having duitb
etately hutehrfud hir daughter win
"a knife brcauHe she hecamv easesea
tn a noiahhor and refused "a keep
houaa for hrr father any innFef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
yiHcE FOR KITTY
TO BECOME SOBER

xsy NlrA considered ~ the 20
!. - ~s~t cunfifuesi tlr~ptnaniae
Z. - came 70 their noticr, VAS
- AND Ast night 70 serve cut
/. zu.1<aled eenlrnee Imposed By
- fltxs urefke On esinessisF
= - AZ n the ppisce court thrt,
"A fnAzxs q contiuuai drunken
- ~ NJ eourt gave her a chance
: kA1s w. A s~utnncc % ~ days
l = e4sy 81 ard a fine 81 tieq Was
zsunz -; suspended during good
<szfsr shr kept straight Tor =
- - TIM wrnt On another tear
= ~ fsfarnet ~ the city jail q
- ~ he sentenees Fatrolman
f<<ker arrested her last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
FIRE CHIEFS TO
MEET in SEATTLE
'"'tNNNHosAl oRoANizArto WILL HOLD ANNUAL CON
NsN''oN IN mus CITY Nuxr SEPTEMBER

Seattle will entertain tho annual
eonNentinn Of International ntra
ehisf- next September.
AZ the convention Ia New Vark
CIV last ftii. tfre rhtef Caak ana
afctintundrnt Nuunra " thu unbt
aud poNet department. made a hafd
Hfht % hfinE the convention 10 ~
attic. but lost 10 Atlantic city ~ a
seant majority, Yesterday rhisf
1'eek revived the following telegram
tfein the secretary of the executive
committee Of the International Fire
ehiefa' Association.
Convention at Atlantic civ off
10 wa Htiil dsslre itr''
thtef Cnak. after a cnn4ulta Hon
WITH Mayor Hunes this morning
Ntrei that Seattle ~tiii wants the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

convention and viii entertain the
Tire chiefs IN true seattle style.
The convention will be ono 10 ths
most representative gatherings "a
meet IN the West this year Fitg
chiefs from al the larsrf cities OF
the United States and Canada. niHo
from nesstai cities IN Europe, viii he
~ Attendance The delegates With
members af their families viii mum
hcr about LOCO
Th1 most interesting feature of the
convention wiil be the display OF
ilfc apparatus and exhibition driiis
ny expert firr companies
Mayer uumra assured chief Coax
of hts support Ia looking after the
visitors, aud the chlef viii begin Al
once Ia make the arrangements fof
the convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
|VOMAN
| ASSAULTED
.,soll HAS a MARROW
= - AT rHs sANos or An
saso BASEBALL PLANee

IAN March ~ Sid 1sfs
1880 10 assault ME-. i,il.
'' sss~s nsrsisa sea'an : ,,' q, 'e's :
- Asf,,iay esepinE SneNt :
= M Mas on het W,,y W ~, Y,
y Net husband werk ne
= ~ \ st,smpisd . dres hvf nv, y,
- ~. xnra rhe Nalaa t'.s,s
/ n him ard fsfh put NJ i'h
- ~" entll her erics t,trnetsa
-, y. .....n n hssian.isrs, When ne
" l.,'. .ns escaped, bat Mas cap
- ~, -. fined so and eosss ~
court this naeruine TT
10 s.sanll ~ No uiefN tr'.s w.
- s',,1 " proven AGAINST hl','
- ..'.s,i the assault, hut esid
: 80 afunk Al the tlllie- ts
.sse Baseball player irsi''
ais'e "a z 10 have heen ia The en-.
!, Naaager nuEsiale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
nlzY NAN rs
hivNIhG At LARGE

- sallIran has been asked b
atnaz1ei " Hoqutain to look cut
4 - Hxpsgf. a crazy man who
b &11N>d ~ b. In Seattle. l. II.
- ~ town marshal arrested
III 1>4uiam and uas taking him
: = 3a1f2tai when H. gave the Of
- - slip. He = said 20 have .
r11n . the East Who n anxious
: ~ ar % hifBs and " he l.
~ N home auf West after hsaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

NsN~n r.snex. a victim ~ the
49, s.hlt. was convicted OF
z|Efeile !. IN saaliee court this
- 80 naed see, u hieh =
ezs' = snys On the chain sans.
- 1l,sxed - have stolen
iss ...,,ss u ris iien end 10
eFe Z. hay i~ra lie s1tid
~ ~ -,,.sse Hends Were not the
NJ " ~ we're thieves Ia Sc
- ~ Plea did not set him
- HaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Della NJ Jones. aRed ~ years, died
NJ her late Residence Ia GeefestaWu
last night aftei az Illness uf several
months Ahe Naa the y widow Of the
late J, a. Jones af aeufEetoNn. tho
died on Doc. 81, tgas. Two children
survive hor. The funeral arrange
ments are under the direction of the
Seattle Undertaking company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
sfNATE HAS
ADJOURNED

~ssHixGTuS. y = Narch ~
$3.50 aijharuse sine die az ie
-sxfzs pa.i : a'eiaek Yesterday at
- sfter hAxinH ratified the
- s~.lrruyity treaty - amended
: ssra.slise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Money 10 b made BY calling on
the Alaska Seattle Development 60.
aud investing tn bioek uf stock
hisa u can Be- Kot ~ a snap As the
rfice VIII b. ADJ aneed. Bur full par
tteulars cali Al Ger arflee. - f5tals~
tauck. Seattle. Waah. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
THREE KILLED
By A TRAM

PuiLLtrapALH. q. +, March ao
Three women were killed aud a
fourth fatally injured on the New
Aofh New Haven railway thla
morning while watkins from Paw
lMnhNI IN the IlnNl-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
Today and
Tomorrow
You Have just Two More Days
to Get in on the Big Money
Saving Offers at ID. S. John
ston Co.'S Grea, General
Cleanup Sale OF Pianos. Or
gans. Small Musical Instru-
ments and Sheet Music

After tomorrow night u there
h any sheet music laft oser from
our eioslas aout sale Ut this depart
mrut. Il NNi b. removed FROM our
wareteafn fiaars as auiehif a. poe
slbie and be disposed Of In other
ways. This wevk. the3efoFe. VIII b.
ypur last chance % bur al the re-
narkahfa eifrolnn cut uffef OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

: - ssnsr.l Il ne=s feinherF sas
=. 49,, ths lata eeeiaencel sic
- ev~nce soash. Al II o'ciosk.
- ..s.,,rs latns saeat Was In
n iake cemetefs To- @h.s n
= nnasr the aigr<fszzH 81 the re-
- fsnsertaklnE esass'Ant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
i0c for Any Music
in the House

That fstaiis regularly a from 1tc.
kec, 5ts and tt0o. while all So music
II EotnE Il TO- per cofY Or three tfl
pieces for s1c. IN ang quantity OF
your awu rrieetiun. and wr VIII tfy
u ovef On the piano II you wish.
Nc REASONABLE aFFEn WILL.
VIZ REFUSED for ths remaining
folios and instruction books OF all
kinds.
ATTENTION. MUSIC TgAcAURst
We viii sell Daring This WssL the
Crest sehirsner llbrarY a. 20 Per
Cert. 81 In Any ousat.ty
Our great offers IN pianos ana or
kans aEs nesting with great favor.
- ths people an over the North west
fully frafise that whsn ae advertise
bargains they are genuine. We sub
ioin = fsW samples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
rAoMpsoN Is plckrn np

ueorEr n. Thompson. arrested yes
sefaay In Nhatcem upon the charge
ef uhtairtnE money under false pgo-
lenses nom thr frYr- liFahu com.
fehf, In this city. last fall was
brought 20 Seattle by Deputy sheriff
Jack Williams last night. and il
aaW awaitins trial In the county tall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

hlrdin ttiHans who mtka nha ~ an
h'ifnaH. waa arrested an Washing
ton street ~ an early hour this
morning On "a charge Of FHnraury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

An oNefuuat was staien from n
dummy IA nant % the store ~ a.,
Lewis = Co. ht First avenue ana
'htrrY street. last night The police
have been notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
WM THEATERS


I*F0 AH4W&4
1em4 4 smith sasi q scod COM
~ eDp.rd last nishE a. The
- xy<sas thsssef in The Game
Ee1w ~ piaE - founded Oh
= ~ ss<y u great interest. if-
= - b II atmp=f every line and
/ 4<11R1Ex<rx are fer the most part
{ r. 2s<fnh lsse. II u enc Of the
111s1N n<sk plavs that has az
- q ~ T1trf Avenue this
- A1t <unpAres favarAbly uith
- n,zn1<f % TIE higher priced
zz1fzIsnH that have bssn mere.
zu19 }. smith IN the title role
- 19rsx eritlrt~rn He has a srrssi
- rre>rncs and is a born actor.
- 1AfSm ant rmslin. seldom
- ~ nn9t Roth are clever ac-
- Eaby Patti ~en the heazs
<r1rzens IN th< audience last
- Cana E<<p@r via b. AZ the
Ar<ns@ theafer for slx nights.
- Ikiri Avenue thaatsr IL 70
- Aak3sp~af@an attraction
- r.A The first ore IN several
- 11kn Griffith. Nho appeared
- ~ - M<phfsfo in sFAusf has
- s1a<k~i By = New York man
IN H<n<aiet. - a legitimate
~ 4sr<isn u Shakespeare
VII be the play present
lard Avenue theat-r n~xt
~ pay has n@sn efnbeilished
9<<1i SCENERY and nav e1ee-
- inechsnieai effects.
Nance o'Nsii
= mum enzsxsrn@rs Of Nance
~ - irausursted at the
nfix1t with Dumas play.
- Misc O'Neu will assume
~. Ths version nssd hy
well q the eAa Sara Bern
Fnesntz - La Dame aux
ss= and which has been Epe-
- a1<ptsd foe Miss OfNefI. nj
ESSENTIALLY from thosa usual
~. y this country. An lnnova-
2 NAME ONsiis Production of
49, = he dF<rsinr Of the
- y y NE the costumes Of the
49, a. usoa!ly Camille
= Tuned IN rnpfsrn frras~a.
= ~ matinee Tomorrow -Maasia
- presented. and IN the evening
M III b. sHe18a Ca hIsr
-Ar,xonas
.f1<us Theusas -Arlxona- wttf
a'reciion All next week nj Inc
ID Inc cazt that will BE- seen
=. '@ins m@ny " the people
~ ~ % the original New York
-. 'ssn. The plzy give. an ~t-
- opportunity for scenic 6i.-
s& piefurs<que oortnu.lng
opportunify i sald IA 49,
~ tss production.
m essssis The...v
"a. cprxon Clarke Announces
~nstrx y. present. f5ilbert's comedy
s~n -. ne Seattle theatsr ali
- - The play IA said to he
nm 4 ef 70 Mr.. cIarke's roru.
-. q this, their last appear
=, .e.,fInF this engagement q sne-
s.,.,1' .p1 ~ being made H. rn.rn sha
~ n. success. Mr. Clarke has
sFrskis ~ believes viii compare
-. -. ~''h any IN which he has
hsdis,n Thsassr
ns9n family IL headlne the
s,.,s !. ~ Madison this week The
slai|y ~ = exceedingly good. sspe-
ps<r myf'efi1ue castle act The
v 49, ''.ss o. the performance
ns>s ~. fnere are two perform
t.s.i,.~ ',rr class Of commercial
TIA w Press. First and
sse
real estaie, u Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

The funeral Of Hro. =. A. famp.
kin WIN be held nom the Eaeiea
Arfi'. Second ave. ana rika a.. on
sunday, March ~. 1903. al / o'clock
. m Al members are requested e.
attend by order. Irving Ward,
Worthy Pres Attest frank nawd.
Worthy Srs. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

The following marriage licenses
have been Issued James RouN ell,
81 aud Cecilia DUNLAP 10. both u
seattle Andts Acree, 50. Of british
Columbia. ana Mary COPELAND, iraNi
aEv, OF South Dakota Arthur
Schonhsfe. ~. and Anna Hiokan-
pauEh. 9 3. both Of 'tSeaftlai OearHe
Lucas. ~. Of Port orchard. and Nul-
lie Phillips. ~, OF seattle.
Dance pfpEfanr. mrnus. etc. The
Ivy lAeus. Phones va 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
Fhurston & Herrln
hsiol,a and tnvs.,,..t u,aL.

n you are IN doubt az 20 what "a
huy, take our advice Take anr al
Nlsr and bay some of the following
stocks At present prices and you ~iil
make a profit
Alaska Central hallway.
Alaska Development.
Fisher Maiden
M. Baker and Yale
Alaska Petroleum and Coal Com.
unny,
Hast Crews Nest coal and Coke
Company.
We have special prices on these.
and u viii b. 10 your Interest 90 in
veztiEate them AZ once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
PIANOS

Daring cur ~NFmat general clean
~ sale. inauEurafrd % reduce .terk
IN ali lines % the lowest possible &C.
gree. pfior to making = Eufnbrr Of
ifnroftaat changes IN uuf ware
roants. ur ar offering The following
remarkable values
Pianos that r~tafl regularly az tsst.
fxta. t5Fh sff8 and uusafd are now
gotttK IT t3ts. t1xe. ftta. fEst tEis
etc. ans On unusually easy terms
rnrEsina N secondhand square
planes ffafn t1s. tta. 81. 80 and Up,
On NEST EASY term.
Nes efrars that retail regularly
~ fsA ftea and ttfe. will &c nov a.
itI. SIS and tf4 Many other styles
pnf prtees on most favorable tarina
Every Instrument IL fully safranf-
ID and guarantees 10 b an repre-
arntnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

You are cordially invited TO u
Hpaet onr magnificent colleeth sol
II the newest spring mlliinrlif
Thursday, Friday ana saturday. ia
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Engraving, enboHaing. monogram
sianpinH. The W. rfeas. First ana
&c. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Or. wises has resumed practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
DANCING CLASSES

Professor Wilson AZ Hanks Hal
AendaS and Friday evenings rri-
veto lessons daily, go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

a =. ,n family IL heading the
stttse.,,.'' Hsdizon this week. The
tzi|r ~. y exceedingly good. sape-
nA<r mssiefious castle act. The
" 49, 'sss o. the performances
sz.@s ssn. fnere are two perform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

,-is.,,Ie bitter class Of eomnsrc,.,
n4 IAs wv Press. First and
se-
y real estate. u Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

s1s Thomas Arizona viii
@sneciion All nsst week at the
The east that will b. seer
=. '@ins m@ny u the prapte
~ ~ e ne original New York
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-28
Personal Notes.

Abiiah Whitney. tho oldest male mem
Der of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, and
one of it's founders, has just died at the
age of 90
Prince Andre Ponatowski. who for
some years has been living in San Fran
cisco, has left for Europe with his family,
hereafter to make his home in Paris.
St Rose of Lima Church. of Newark.
n j., announces that he will offer gold
medals as a reward for fircmen who save
lives.
Miss Laura Drake Gill. dean of Bar
nard College. has been appointed adviser
to women graduate students at Columbia
University. an Office created by the Co
lumbia trustees about a year ago.
Prof. Haste, who died suddenly at Ed
inburgh, last week, was profoundly
learned in philosophy and theology, and
he was recognized all over the world as
a distinguished expert on those subjects.
William Osman of ottawa H., is
probably the dean of the newspaper pro-
fession in the United States He is 81
Free Trader" almost continuously since
1870 more than siXty-three years
Bishop Tikhon. of the Greek Orthodox
Church. of San Francisco, who resigned
his charge last spring and went to Rus
STA on account of sorrow because the
poets shortly to return to California and
/ resume the work in which he was SO
successful.
William Pickens. Yale's colored ora
! tor has sued two colored men of Boston
charging them with libel in an attack
, on him last spring in the Boston Guar
dian in reference to his Ten Eyck prize
essay on Haiti" They are said to be the
same men who recently attacked Rookie,
IT. Washington.