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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
THE DEATH ROLL.
DR.. David campbelI.

Dr. David Campbell aged - years, died
at uuusmth, Texas. yesterday. he body
will arrive over the international and
Great Northern, and services will Lao con.
Quoted by Rev, u. Ammuns Bt T. 30 TO.
day. ntprmvut TN TIE German cemetery,
the following persons acting as p8llhnlvcrs:
ed Woolford, T. Wooford n, Jackson and
Thco, Werner Scttcgast ~ Hopf Will 1yc
charge Of the burial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
THE END is NEAR.
The Illness Of William Alexander Has Be.
coma Critical

The Illness of William Alexander Has Be
come Critical
Attending physicians, held ont little hope
last night for tho life Of William Alexander,
who had been lying critically III for sew
oral days, as reported Ia Tuesdays Post
AT a very early hour this morning Mir.
Alcxaudcr's life was hanging in the bal.
ancc and the watchers at his home, 1917
Dallas ayenuc, Including the family, wuo
surrounded the bedside were apprcheusiyc
near. Mn Alexander has been one of the
oldest figures In the life of Houston. and
he has been one of iJs most substantial
citizens. He held the office ut WarNrt
master for several years Recently bo was
compelled TO keep to Ills bod through h's
advancing years and through Illness due To
"a complication OF diseases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
WORKING on Rotns Rnlldlnn.

The workmcu have begun tearing down
tho old walls Of the Rotge building on pres.
ton avenue, and in a short time handsome.
modern three-story business hullding viii
be erected ON this site, Ioustdn's office and
business room famine continues and lt viii
require more new buildings than those luw
contemplated 10 AFFORD relief
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
THE CORONER'S VERDICT
Justice Matthews Makes Finding in
Morrison Shooting.
SAYS RILEY FIRED FATAL BULLET
The Investigation Failed to Answer Many
Question in This Peculiar Tragedy.
Grand Jury viii Probe Deeper.

SO far as Justice Matthews is concerheu
the preliminary evidence has all been taken
IN the Investigation Of the shooting of Mill
ton u Morrison.
Il Is now iuSt onr week since Tue Tragedy
occurred Riley. after SHORT Incarceration
~ thc city prison. Is now confined ~ tha
county jail awaiting the action OF the grand
Jury. Neither he nor bis counsel nave maue
nnbIir "a statement OF any plan 0f defense,
and Riley ~ fact has an along refused
to make any sort - statement ne mas
hcen remand'd go hail. by Justice Matthew's
without bail oa formi charge %, iuNt
der. and the case will not hc heard from
ngain until after the grand jury makes It's
M nnrf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
RErrrR rnlNas coAuNG.

oils plans for developments In Texas are
much wider than yet announced, and the
Frisco people will prove 10 be valuable
helpmeets IN HE undertakings. He is all
for Texas, as Is well known, and the Frisco
would not join as, leaving him, 30 TO speak
in control OF the situation. unless they
were heartily in accord with his policies
with our knowledge Of thclr hnaucial abil'
ity. 1t Will not be gainslid That IL the ar
nllatIon has been formed. although am not
fully advised am confident Il has the
New South has much cause for which to
congratulate herself
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
WiderT han Z etAnnOUnCed
Are the Plans of Mr. Kirby and the Frisco Develop Texas
Mr. Kirby Still in Control of Lumber Company.

customary methods Of operation VIII con
tinue as before. only 20 better advantage
The Fiisco people are alive and progressive
and Dir. Kirbys afnliation will mean much
to Texas. aud especially TO Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11

A PIANoLA.owNER's REPERToRY
h creator than the worlds most gifted
pianist The Pianola Is marvellous, indeed.
can and hear &c, VIII A. Watkin Music
Co, +. E. Christopher, Houston representa-.
live, 21l Binz building; phone e46.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
Real Estate Deal.

The Frank Arulm homestead, Hamilton
aud Walker, was yesterday sold to John
H. Ruby through Harral x Harral for
S0250, The residence Is a twostory frame
and the lot a corner.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
PATTERSON ON THE SMART SET

Colonel Watterson's forcible es- says on Newport society have been widely read throughout the country and quite freely criticised, the gener- al verdict of the public being to the affect that the colonel. while a little Overstrenuous in his terms of denun- citation. has been shooting in the right direction, and attacking a grow ing evil in American society whicA is rapidly becoming public disgrace, and menace to public morals.
 In the issue of the Courier-Journal of July 3l, MT. Watterson fires an- other broadside in the same direction aimed at fashionable resorts in gen eral, and while not quite as racy as some of his dissertations on Newport. is nevertheless very interesting hot lowing extract:
 The idea that most of our sumner resorts are visited by smart sets fIr recreation and rest is misleading ani arrant humbug They go for the in toxicat.ons of gayety, impelled by iu- Satiable cravings for social ~triumphs and abnormal eXcesses. Instead of re cruiting their energies and vitalities after the waste of winter festivities they go 10 prolong the ruinous round changing only the locality and scene from winter to summer indulgence. The big hotels with their brass bands their sumptuOus parlors and their gay Lotharios-those curled and oniy darlings of the town-are but cities in miniature. with more license and less responsibility in the matter Of propriety and morals, wickedness be ing always handy and within reach. Repose is the last thing thought of: the restoration of depleted physical and mental forces is mere mockery.
 The whole system is vicious and de- structiye It is short cut to race suicide and to the grave. IL is the worst possible use to which the ricn can devote their money, and hotbec of social fungi, where the poisonous fumes of decaying vitality are ger- erated and developed. It vitiates the tastes and habits of the young, ana substitutes impure longings for healthful aspiration and hope. See one or the belles on her return from the fashionable summer resort, with the trophies of her worthless conquests. and often with the bitter bangs of the conquered ranking in ner memory. She must continue to fill inc furrows of her face with cos metics and to brighten her eyes win cups containing draughts a uihe stronger than cold tea. She Is as languid as Lady Languish herself, and has as much healthy blood as last years turnip. She has neither strengthened her body nor inyigoT- ated her mind The one is in grea5- CT need than ever of stimulating ton ics. while the other stuffed with new fads and the gossip of casinos and the ehit-chat of verandas. She is more uu- fit than ever for the serious duties anu business of life; an he who seeks q matrimonial mate had better md a milkmaid with cheeks mantled with the rich color of health, or sturdy yeoman' slaughter with rounded limbs and springy step. equal alike to the demands of labor and of love
 If we must have strenuosity let II be confined to men. Save the giris' p,,t A check rein and curb bit on them and don't let them run wi.o and astray even in an automobile.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

Senator German is back from Europe and is out with some good suggestions in the interests of the democratic party. German is the biggest fsh in the presidential pui- de at present with Parker, of New york next.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

Messrs. Bowen. Hare and Scrioner find that their mail has increase considerably since it became general ,y known that there was a new pro- bate judge to appoint.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

The circulation of The Review is larger than the combined circulation of the Tucson Citizen. Tucson star Bisbee Miner, Tombstone Prospect or and Douglas Dispatch
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

Hang on to your mining stock ID the Warren district is the advice or The Review to it's readers. They are xnre winners and big ones too.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

Frank Goodbdy seems to be the Ia vorite in the running for propate iudee with George Meeks a cIose second. Look out for dark horse.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

A farmers wife writes the agri- cultural department that what she is interested in is how to "get shut of'' borax complexion superinduced by kitchen steam and garden exer- else.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

A Chicago alderman was bitten by bulldog, the other day. and thrill of satisfaction ran through the wick ed city. Of course it couldn't hap penn in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

The Council has got it's dander up and 1t has simmered down to question of pay your city license O. go to jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

Tariff reform and turn the ras- calls out" bids fair to be the demo- cratic war cry in 1904
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

If you think it worth while send copy of today's Review to some frien; in the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

-ae Rev,ew mas a branch once al Douglas, and is delivered hy carrier In the following towns: Nsco.
 Cananea.
 Douglas.
 Tombstone. Benson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
SANTA ANA
MMMRH

steamer Santa Ana. OF the Pacific
Packing ana Navigation Company
arrived this morning. 40 days cut
ftutn Naider. She brought 80 pas
hvnErrH, all hut ak % whom were
nom that port. aha had lss tons Of
noppcr ole rrnn Ellamar consigned
TO che Tacoma shelter
r. u. Arthur, New York attors
neN and a son OF General Chester A.
Arthur, was a passenger, lie IL IN
HaNvd IN n law suit involving the
Nhiisa copper Company, A. COR
ham ana W. A. Holster. local attar
neys. returned. ~. Rose. who baNs
he has found rich deposits OF silver,
gold and copper 60 miles south Of
Juneau. came out 60 secure ma
chinary "a work the property. Cap
tain Johnson, who has been en-
saEed IN locating fishing properties
for Phillip H. Kelly Of this city, was
another passenger
The santa Ana passed the Nome
city north hound at cape Manly,
near Yakutst
A r4ch gold strike near the Neatna
placer gold DISTRICT WAS reported tu
fuFaor stiles ot the Santa Ana just
before tho vessel sailed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

her health. Since returnins she ms
seldom left her room. purinE w,
psst faw days her health haa taiis'
steadily.
one child. Miss Mary strive. wis
with her mother when death enille,
Win tho exception OF judge httus.
the rtat OF the family IL neattefsd
around the world. Captain Harry y
strive. a son, h Ia tho orient. ffea
X. struVu - Ia Egypt and Mrs. ~ =
Naaefva IN IN Korea, Mrs w, a
Harrington and Mrs. Captain q. IL
Parker. sisters OF Mira. Strive, and
a. y. iknighton. brother, are IN
seattle Miss isancolie Macoulsky, a
grand sdauEh ter, h also iu Seattle.
Airs. atruYc. who was % years OF
aka. Was one 90 the Oldest ana best
known reaidcntu OF the state OF
Washington. Hhe had lived here
since her early youth, aud until n
few years ago WAS prominent N the
Horiai world. Hhe was married %
Judge strive Ia Vancouver, Wns. IA
taea They moved 20 Olympia IN ihlu.
y here for four Year, he was avere-
tafy OF tho territory. IN 1875 she
moved 10 seattle from Olympia.
Ia the summer Of 1893 Judge and
Mfa Strive went TO Europe, Mrs.
strive had been M FOR some time
thea She was extremely ili VA Paris
aud dtd net return 60 Seattle ON ae-
count Of tho illness until 1901 After
that time she was confined To her
room practically nj the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

.4.nsr Athiea ran AZ full
~,c me steamer Reliance at
.s,s.sk tbs morning while the
-. we're racing ffcm Brefn-
-. :. <~zftta The shoek or the
..,,..,..e ~as terrific and the passen
-. : sfs tborcaxhls fFikhtened ex-
restAnx that The kf.,<ase ~vaid m
sxllskfs a. 10 The tattean OF the
sand fofthwiih -. :.
- n sSufs snxis that the bow of
- 4tbt7E I'D siask the eal~arts
y ,ns Rritznzs dpsag no further
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

-, eaessoulata 81 the dcetruc 2
Ful.ne. 4 hieh swept bristol bay,
" ~" reached this city ~ nc
y Ne. = SAINTS Ana. seaat ,, =, IN, ~
W. sAss' ~, NushaNak riNeg builds
fss's ... : laat sreias we're shirt
~ ~. - s-fsssnee of several
4 Tee new bunkfeaisc was en-.
rfa< .,..itshr.A. ~ well an two
s. wv IN seesss 3, s,sss'" ma IA.
NJ .. '.,..,,l rsCarei with their
~ ~. ,,ss ran 80 hlgh IN ne N1nh-
ne 80 III the higher nAts were
a. ~ ssIslax station hslene,nE ~, 70
~ the fixeE was totally
~. ara he greater portion %
sIs s..ss mcla4lHk tanks. nets. etc.
esrfltd away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
PIANOS

During our great general eiean-
M sale" innuEurated to reduce stock
n all lines 10 the lowest possible de-
gree. prior 20 making a number of
important changes In our ware
rooms. We are Altering the following
remarkable values
Pianos that retail regularly At t1st.
111o. tsTt. fsf5 and upward are now
going ~ 1917. t11e. srf1. ffsf. fzIa.
etc. and On unusually easy teriua
bargains ~ secondhand square
pianos from ff7. ftQ. fs7. SIS and up,
on most easy terms
New organs that retail regularly
AZ SIS. 800 and tifo. VIII 30 now al
1sT. fss and fT1 Many other styles
and prices IN most favorable terms.
Every instrument ~ fully warrant
~ and guaranteed 10 be- az repre-
nentad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
HIRTHER DETAILS OF
BRISTOL BAY FLOOD
=. ANA BRINGS MORE Nuws or DAMAGE DOM TO CAN
sa NAY s PROPERTY ~ aGAvN GALE AND roAl NAVE

PORTIONS Of the buildings of the
RACINE Packing n Navigation 90. 4
plant on the NunhAEak were dea-
tfONcd The new winter house
rfvNtrd this year toe the Waterman,
was demolished
two ftishtefa we're rushed hack
INTO the hili from the pfuIstftN Of the
columbia River faekiuE association.
aud launch upset fratn the WaV.
Tho water rieeded The eannarY
huiidinrn and tofn up portions ~
tho n"eflns. damaging the machin-
cay sliKhtly.
More or less damase Was expert.
tuVrd, ~ all the ethrf cannrfy e..
Establishments ON the river.
TIE sale blew ffolH the southNest
ana pioneers Of sha Itfiatol faY
country can recall no similar IN !
stance % such an extraordinary hlkh
tide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
SHELIKOFF
: ON ROCK
ALASKA MAIL STEAMER SUI.
ruRs SERIOUS MisHAp At
UHaA

The Itneifie Packing a Navigation
eainpanyH mail steamer Nheliknff
Capt Ellison, struck rock nt unEu
an her last trip nom tnalaHhn "a
Naldaa. and Was 10 badly damaged
that the ACCESSIBILITY of sending her
20 Seattle for repairs IN being con
aldersd. she Was beaChed at uyah
and temporary repairs made no that
she could proceed 10 Naldcs and
thence Ia ltilaniaf.
An account OF the accident wnf
brought down by Andrew Modson
n T. Nelson. }, 4. Danebson ana n
J. Nelson. fur or her passengers
sh1. taEether with the hhclikof !
mail. we're Transferred 10 the Santa
Ana al E1lAinar a week ago.
They report that tho Hhelikof wan
not. leaking very much. Tho keel
ana bilge were injured and the wa.
ter was coming In slowly through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
CLARA BARTON
IS DEPOSED

WILMINGTON. u. C.. March a.
n. krsr1 At trustees cf the Amer
- ned cfo<s Society yesterday de-
~ = 1<po@s Clara barton from
- s<l1v< sxsasr1hfp % the asxccia.
- - appoint Raar Admiral Van
1H13lA sarxeea general ~ the navy.
N uerxzrer. Hiss Barton will be
G<u ~ office Of honorary prcsi-
- ~ iifsl II II announced that
- ze.<an - taken % restore har-
~ y Ehs ranks Of the ASSOCIATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

DAMAGE than TO carry away several
fcndorN
The collision occurred between
RESTORATION and Xxi potnta Ae-
cufdiuE 20 the officers u the RE-
iiancc the Athion Nas eteWdiue the
former In toward Restoration point
IN an attempt 60 get ahead and ia
Tying 20 cross the bow Of the Re-
liAuee. struck uef.
The two vessels are rivals on the
frcmerton tuR.and have been rae
inE daily fur sofue time past. The
arcident % this morning will prob
ably put a stop to the practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
DEATH OF
PIONEER
MRS. n. q. sTsuvH pAssgs
AWAY AFTER YEARS OF Ill.
HEAlTA

Mrs I.ssceiie y. struve. wife Of
Judge ~. a. strive. of the Law fifm
% strive. Allen. Hughes 4 Me
Micken. died at the family residence,
summit avenue aud seneca street. at
II ~ O'Clock last nisht after an III
ness OF several years. Heart dis
ease was the Immediate cause af
death Mira. strive had been an In
valid for several years and two
years ago made a trip 10 Europe for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
10 O'clock
Tonight
VIII End ID. S. Johnston Co.'S
Great General Cleanup Sale
Of Pianos. Organs. Small In
struments and Sheet Music

Whatever sheet music = left exes
after our closing .ous sale 81 this de-
partment. ~ndiug tonlEht. win BE- go
moved from cur waferoofnM noafs a.
quickly AZ possible. and be diBscsra
81 Ian other ways ~ today sFft be
your last chance 10 buy At the re-
markabie clo1inx-oat price Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

Tha funeral OF uro. G. A. Lamp
kin will be held from the Eagles
aefte. Second ave. and Pike A., on
sunday, March "a. 1908. at o'clock
.. IN All members are requested 10
attend. lay order, irving Ward.
Worthy Pres. Attest Frank Dowd.
worthy sec. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
| FATAL
COLLISION

PHILADELPHIA. March at.--A
el.laen ccturred between the tuk
- And the steamer Wtnffred Ia
= n<i4Ners river. eff Marcus
ma hzf eight f'tve members oi
= l=es exeu ~ers drowned. Tbs
- sant Instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

The transport DTS IL now due from
NHgaHaki, japan. which port SHE left
March ) for Seattle II IN expected
that she viii load ON the sound the
100000 feet Of lumber which the
United States quaftefunntafa de-
puftmsnt advertised for week ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

Summit
Addition

NOTHING LIKE IT EVER OF
PRICE 100 LOTS. GRuBnEp.
sie9 20 see SO down. g PER meath.
Near Columbia. ovesieakiax Lake
washington. beautiful views Of
mountains and water.
on Rerfon car ffn-s get off AZ sum
init. OF come. to cur offtes. as Ar
cade. and We will take yoa cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

- r~r N. i've ssss.. tcatis ROE 10
dfNaaTd fvat ts ~ - aFesssd fnsfttsn
~ go ~ afr@s-t eas... y r-F ~ ehate.
tNsf cows - fs-ee, ~ 80 n. sfsefs. On
ta-0A tsUtke Nsg n x.frsA IN fass. ssaa
~ n. ha4a feee ases fse II shssr
en- rot, tee s~r To- t4f,hs % flsst. sae
T~f ". htdss. esse fsr -
Vegetable and Green Fruits
n1rbank petstaes n.1Iss. o. % r.sf tea,
N&ktHnaas liz % .sr lon. caFfdfa 10
secs, nativs ontens sssa. s4usssss. IS %
tnii frar~ frsit. - BOG 81 % go tsx. eannh
kcasy. ft0fes a@r n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

the bottom. which had been twisted
ana looHuned. from resting ON the
rocks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
Ed. aelrrIrs IS HOME

I'D. Gnmth. we'll known member
~ the Seattle fsaffee department.
returned this morning from Virginia
where he has been visiting relatives
Since he left Seattle a month ago, HIS
Ia Virginia. lie was called home BY
the Illness of his mother. When he
arrived, she had PASSED away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

Money 90 hs made by calling on
the ALASKA Seattle Development CO.
and Investing In a block Of stock
v hlie u can be sot at a snap. as the
price VIII be- advanced For fuii par.
iieulafs, call AZ our offine. sze Globe
block. Seattle. wash. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
the MARKETS


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