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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-10-28
Administrators Sale
OF
EAL ESTAT E.

The Subscriber, administrator of GFoRGE
LoRF, deceased, will sell at public yendue on
Tuesday, Oct. nth, 1903, next, under and by
virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
the County of Hunterdon, dated Sept. LIST, A.
ID. 1903, upon the premises, situate in the Town
ship of Holland, on the road leading from
Riegelsyille to Milford, being about one-half
mile from the Village of Regelsville, between
the hours of II and o'clock to wit: at o'clock,
p NJ, the following Real Estate, being GER
tain house and lot adjoining lands of Sherid
Tinsman, William Pyatt and others, contain
ing one-half acre of land, more or less and are
the same premises that was conveyed to George
Lore in his life time by Sherid Tinsman and
wife by deed, dated Dec LIST, A. ID. 1891,
and is recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County of Hunterdon in Book 233, page = &c.
of deeds for said county.
The improvements consist of a frame dwell
ing house and other outbuldings, pleasantly
located. There is Il variety of fruit. Churches
schools and post office are convenient.
A neat little home for some one and must be
sold to close the estate Possession given inn
mediately.
Conditions made known ON day of sale by
ISAAC BURk, Administrators
Gro. LORE, Decd.
Dated Sept 18th. A. ID. 1903.
o. l. BLACKWELL, Proctor, Lambertyille, N. }
Sept %, 1903
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In one of the Howe islands, Off Aus
tralia, is Il banyan tree the branches
and trunks of which cover nearly seven
acres
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when a beautiful woman smiles some
rocketbool IS weeping. Schoohnaster
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-10-28
kOdOI dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.

FoR SALE new map of the
United States. Inquire at THE RE-
CORD office.
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GEO. W BOYD,
General Passenger Agent

SAFE for sale. Inquire at THE
REcoRp office.
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HnltGTd0l County Orphans Court Of
June fifteenth, A. D., nineteen
hundred and three,
Present JONI l.. COMET, Judge.


In the matter of the application of Mt
Isaac Burke, administrator of MY
Geore Lore, deceased, CT
for order To sell Real Estate to pay G
debts '"ose'
Isaac Burke, administrator of George Lore,
deceased, having made and exhibited to this
Court, under oath, n just and true account of
the personal estate and debts of the said de-
eedent as far as can discover the, saine by
which II appears that the personal estate of
the said decedent is insufficient to pay debts (:
whereupon ON application of the said Isaac
Burke, administrator of the said George Lore,
deceased, setting forth that the said George
Lore, died seized of Real Estate situate in the
Township of Holland, in the County of Hun
terdon, and PRAYING the aid of this Court in
the premises, il is ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in the lands, tenements,
George Lore died seized, do appear before
this Court ON Tuesday the first day of sep
temher, 1903, i'll the term of April, 1908, to show
cause, ii any they have, why SO much of the
Real Estate whereof the said George Lore
died seized as aforesaid, should not be sold as
will he sufficient to pay his debts, or the resi-
due thereof as the case may require, and il is
further ordered that this notice be published
in The lambertville Record for six weeks sue
cesSively, and also true copies thereof set mp
rs the law directs
Done in open Court and dated Surrogate's
Office
june L. 1908
PAUL A. QUEEN, Surrogate
and Clerk of the
Huuterdon County Orphans Court.
q. | BLACKWELL,
Proctor for Administrator
Q.lNN
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Leave rlcmington Is n m, ls.so and 40 p n
weekdays,

I
Leave Iambcftville 7.On, S.26. s,ta. and Has a
M. 2.03. 20 and lisp M Sunday, si3a III and
! 80 y NJ. -.
| Arrive Trenton 7.35 8 80 909 a m. i2.i7, 2.3G
| ) ns aud 10 pm Sunday, 90 "A. IN and % y NJ.
| Arrive Mt West Philadelphia pSht and ~ III,
! pA5S a m, nj ~ 3 ~, pa aud ps32 y M, ~ AZ
| a m, aud III So m Sundays.
Arrive Philadelphia (Bruad street StAtionl S.hf
! 1000 tO0l. u m LOG, 800 aud $50 pm Sunday,
| I0Ol II m aud 9.n2 = m
Arrive New lork via Trenton, . -, l08 and
tLSS m 2.dS I5S y and Ia M. sunday,
1tSS IN. aud 10 2} p m
Trains from Fhitddeiphid and Ne" York
West Twenty third Street staff n, rs, 755,
10 10 u m. l -, 10 - aud ahh y. M. Sund 'ys,
Il ~ ~ m and = rs D. N
Leave New York, nesbrosscS and tortlandt
Streets, via Trenton, Il 10, SW, llo0 II m, $50,
; ~, I 70 and Geo m. Sunday dl5a III aud t
+ N - 10
cave Philadelphia tBroad Street Stationl ! 90
and YUa 4 m ~ 90 noon. 30 tl4amhertyille only,
3slg, 90 I'm ipshurV oLly, amt Toy y M. SUI :
dav, s N2 m and 7.02 y IN
Leave West Philadelphia q ~ Goes "A m,
Ct2u3 noon ,233 U4amhertNillc only, Gag,
c5o3 tphillpsburg only, and q. y IN week
days, CS,O5 a m and C1.O5 y m sundays
Leave Trenton 1h5, 01l a m, 10, w, Gam
hertNilc only, -, $50 Uhllhpshurg only,
and : ~ pan sunday. SiS u m and : ~ = m.
Arrive latmhertVllt $50, iu.ia IA, -, iuZ
i5a 6.27 and $, Z pm sunday, III a m and y
= M.
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History repeats itself You cannot
find the age OF woman In the Rihlc
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Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
Engines Burn Hard Coal-No Smoke
TlNE TABLE, IN EXPECT SEPT. Is, 1908
TRAINS LEAVE NEW HOPE.

For Glenside, Jenkintown and Philadelphia.
weekdays, 544, 7.12 1914 n. m, 1i5i, 4.3o 6.05
p m. Sundays, 6.15 a. m, 405, 6.15 p m.
1Arrive at Phila, tReading TerminaD -,
SAP, a. M, ICES, 1,39, Clio, IA, p. m. week
lnvs SnnAnNs 4 - q M & 40. =. lll d
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT EY THE
IntaIortng SSitch and BpCt Sgna System
BELTIDERE DI1ISION.
Trains for New York "nd Philadelphia
Onund after september = =, 1908

Leave Stroudsburg % l.. w RlI9 6 20,
90, l-50 a M, : u and 5tH p m. sundays, "M
II IN aud h.tS y IN. ,,-
Lcavc MnnuuKn Chunk - and 100 m. i22i,
2t5 aud II pm sunday. - a IN aud D T. N.
Leave Bclvidere 80 aud 1910 III, i2ad' 2oi'
and aiGpm. sunday. 40 a m. and az + M
Leave lhillipshurg ne ht0 aud 10 "a u M, loo,
~ aud to p m sunday, $50 m and q ~ p M.
Leave + rcuchtown AS and ll,ll u III, l.'7 500
and & a. u m. sunday, 1872 Il, m. and % p m.
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ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.

Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street and
South street Ferries:
For Atlantic CITY-t7.3 80 a m. lei $500 m,
lei 900 m, exp. $1,000 a. m, exp. t1045 a.
m exp. t2.O0 I'm, exp. t400p m, exp. 1880 p
m, exp. 800 p m, lei '7,i5 pm, exp.
For OCEAN CIrY-a'si5 a m. t4.15 p. m.
1900 y. m.
For CAPE NAy-a'si5 a nj. t4.l5 p. m. 1890
p m.
SEA IsIE-ss7 80 a nj. 1916 n m. t415 p m
-" Daily. "S' Sundays. ~" Weekdays. "a"
Sundays, South St $50. -" sl00 excursion.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices 18th and
Chestnut Sts S34 Chestnut St, 1905 Chestnut
st, coz South Sd St, S962 Market st and at
Stations.
Union Transfer Company will call for and
cheek baggage from hotels and residences.
A. T. DICE, EDISON J: WEEKS,
Gent Sunt. Genl Pass'r Agt.
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Order your job Printing now.
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TRAINS FOR NEW HOPE.

Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal, week
days, 7ol, $50 a. M, 206, 4l9, COZ, Hoe p. m.
Sundays, La a. M, Lac, 1.l9 D. m.
Arrive at New Hope $40, II 20 a. M, 4.0i, 5,47
: .43 p. M, 12.i2 a. M. weekdays. sundays
1123 a. m, Sol, $50 p. m.
Close connection at Jenkintown with fast eX
press trains to and from New York, Baltimore
WASHINGTON. the South and West.
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PAUL A. QUEEN, Surrogate
anil Clark of fha

ITVFIITVF'EWT NtfFFTIIN VTIIFIIFN
q. | BLACKWELL,
Proctor for Administrator
June Il, iq,H -6w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
AMARMNe I'VE PRIZES

"a ,,s,,I.s. o, ..sr.r.,, rh.. d.ani,sn his. will
..' III. fret pris. IN. contest s'ssss''s BY tn. sta. 70 "..
ssi.sss best ,erIs N.
true sisrs.ue. nomsa,sr which than zoos
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sss'' The contest editors old
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gated Rsb"s .ns '.,.fHs' n, s' NJ. ed,
W. Hoops. NJ p. and We "G;' .s tss s s .s .
ssinrs wa. HI. tendency toward
."s mus, .s' ss sa s' ~, IAN
and visible Of inward .nd se'r"' grace or the crime o.
.y dis ., .sp,...o" bot Ut nc, :"
E .a.so h',,y,' s:;oss h %' s9 by
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vina IN. oed brow y. s.ss n e' agony " the '"'"
that AsS . s, as The s''G ' . % IL. .ss.e
s.,'. o. false ,sSss aS, re "as 81 history are s q
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very truth yos,on Of the .s.rs .ynso o. Gee ssi Heaven
Il is Tor endorses the choice
m IN
' too oo'1 limited s"sasu,.nss With Ne
original - =. a.. ..i.i,. =,
splendid definitions dsreaSFueo
udaina appeared before IN PRINT
neny who m the following a~arda
prizc"Lovsa hsppisst espetsoni sortoNS
aalnH r., Bellevue. Wash.
22o2 Third city.
prze-The breath the OF PASSION " WIN
~ deceit" w. L - Jestsr, Columbia Wash -
prixs-"Robbsry a toueh)i Carrie weapons.
oldest system OF wireless tse'
araph"-Ethsl A.. Thompson 2o61s Eighth avenue
editor would explain that ne "
that
but De talked him out OF MT
Hopper definition before somewhere
he Weapons MAKING
ssical eomsdy laugh some asy
zion Mics Thompson that ~
entitled to the fth money
Carrie musns DO again she does she
Not the office cat WI
o. the the contest editor makes ana some
are nearly coed Carries"
office trne between a and p.
that the first four have given
will Identity herself
before will her dollar punishment for her play words
Carries the Contest Ed ors and she VIII get
the proving wrote Il.
Hundreds Aspen Definition" edition
received all desire this splendid
Of the contest copies they wish by ordering
mail telephone This soton contains 1000 den
tons submitted " tho contest contains splendid art ea-
published special
ton like this. n beauty, and saving.
bashfM with him
calls his girl next sunday evening and read to he'd Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05

NEW york. Dec. 6.-One minute
after midnight tomorrow night f.
pistol shot boz Madison square Gas
den VIII be he signal for n ~ the
worlds famous bicycle riders 10
mount their wheels aud start in "a
ride Tor glory and gold in the an
nuai HiK-duy ruec. The men repre-
sent teams. two riders each who
viii ride al their utmost speed for
" hours cut OF the "a until next Sat
urdHy night
The contest this y.nr IL 20 be
notable for the number Of foreign
ftara among the contestants. or the
trumH from across the water pcrrHps
the best known b. that made up n
Jean GouRoltz and Caesar Himhr.
who have oonteuded against AMIR
lcn'H best III several previous sir day
races. There are also several tenmh
OF Dutch and German hong distance
riders among the entries.
Il Viii have to be- q good foreign
pair. however. Ia defeat some Of the
duos wearing the Stars and Stripes.
To begin with George Leander.
winner ~ iust seasons ruce. haH
teamed this year with Nat Butter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
STOLE CAR
OF WHEAT

p. J. Flynn. local yardmaster for
the Northern Pacific railroad. was
arrested yesterday ord the charge %
grand larceny and - nov out o.
$3.50 bonds awaiting trial on q charge
OF stealing a carload Of wheat.
On November 10 the Great North
srn Company transferred Go the
Northern Pacific. five ears Of u heat.
The next day Il was found that bur
four cars were accounted for. Ne
trace OF the other car could BE- found
Later the contents % the missing
car 600 sacks 81 wheat valued at
nearly lice. we're found on the Ar
MnKfon dock. where they had been
uuloadcd Ia the niRhfeand the car
taken away A former employe OF
one OF the biggest shipping concerns
Of the city gave the Information
which led % tire arrest Of Flynn.
The wheat had been consigned to
San Francisco.
Flynn makes no attempt 70 deny
his guilt. and II ~ expected that
mere arrests viii follow The Off
cials Of the company are SURE that
others are implicated IN a conspiracy
20 rob the railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
WAITING
FOR NE WS
INTEREST IN NEW SHIPPING
CIRCLES eENrERs IN STEAM.
ERs NOW DUE FROM NORTH

Tho steamship Valencia. Captain
Cam, Of the Pacific Coast company
and the steamship Bertha. Captain
knudHen. Alask8 Commercial eam-
pauN are due 20 arrive within the
next two days Tho steamship
Portland, also of the Alaska cum-
mervisl company, IL due To arrive
about Wednesday.
That new facts concerning the loss
of the steamer Discovery viii nr-
tive on the Herthn IL confidently be-
lieNrd In the shipping circles herr.
Captain knudsnn of the Bertha. In
passing the Valencia. reported
speaking the United States revenue
cutter Rush off Nafutat on Deeemt
Der I, but did not report anything
OF the Discovery ur the unfortuuatcH
v ho were aboard Of her.
should the nertha have had any
news of the Discovery. the fact that
she did not report 90 the Valencia
may have been due 60 uuHatiafac-
tory conditions FOR signalling
IL h not likely that the Portland
will bring ans news OF the dictated
vessel unless she returns by way
of NaldeE. In which event should
the Discovery have been blown back
over her course from NskutAt there
II a remote possibility that the Port
land may bring Some tidinKa 81 her
Unless news 81 her ia received on
these steamers, or the Rush, which
II out on the search the hope 81
learning the facts concerning the
wreck viii be greatly ivasened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05

Floyd KrsbH. team mate Of i.kandsr
laaf year. lH teamed With Peterson
~ Chicago. NrBkirk and Jac0bFs1n,
the second team ~ Last season, ana
The sedcil brothers. known ~ the
$50 600 team, WI again be seen
together. Frank Kramer. the sprint
Ing champion. has willie Penn
The uupacrd ohamion. AZ a team
mate. Bobby Walthaur, the
speedy aoutherner. Is mated with
"Beunie. Munr1e. who should nav"
won the contest last year BY All the
chances 81 the game. having the raee
well boz hand when he quit, five min"
uteH before the finish with lap al
most gained otto Mays. the Erie
rider. haH Jimmy Moran. the sN-
amateur champion. as y mate. Dor
Ian. another uupaoed star from the
amateur ranks. b. mated with y. +.
Root. The young amateur whose
sensational showing last year gained
him name. Frank Calvin. 81 Hart
ford. aud Walter Bardgctt. % Bull
falo, are mated. Several other teams
have entered for the contest, but u
is not expected that the actual start
era will include more than those
named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
BISHOP OUTS
THE MEXICAN
Biddy Gets Tired Of the Airy Ways
Of Huerrera and the Split Re-
cults b

The news that Aureilio Huerrera,
Biddy Bishops Mexican four
fiusher, has severed connections
with his manager does not come as
a surprise 90 those who know the
Ecrupper in Seattle. Ever since ths
Greaser whipped Kid Broad he has
been putting mis- hat on with a shoe
horn and IL requires "A pass to talk
TO him. The fighter 90 50 airy that
he insisted on Bishop sending up a
card when he wished 10 talk to him.
Biddy didn't relish the egotism or
his little fighting machine. And
then. again. the Mexican had
reached that stage where he couldn't
fight any more. Huerrera II lost
without the guiding hand OF Bishop.
one Of the best managers on the
coast. lie In like a fish out of water.
and with his recent defeat by Cor
dell against him. II Is prohnbie that
the next heard OF the Mexican he
viii be working IN the pickle works
or behind the bar OF a chill con-
carua lunch counter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
WEST Is
CAPTAIN
Seattle Soy Is Honored at the Le-
land Stanford University

Raymond West. one of the best
athletes ever turned out from the
Seattle high school. VIII captain the
Stanford freshman basketball team
that viii play Berkeley tomorrow
night West Is a Seattle boy and
was during his school days versI
prominent here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
CLEVER MOMW NRGER
Battles M MME
PLAYS MANY ROLES IN Her swNplNo OPERATIONS IN THE
SOUND CITIES

time.
The woman forgsr. whoever she
may be. il an artist. SHE app~arn IN
one role In one city. and IN anothrv
role in the next city. but always IN
the iowty caraclty 81 the wife Of
Some newer 81 wood and drawer OF
wu1ar In EilensburE she Was a
raucher's wife Just come 10 town.
the brunEe Of summer ON her cheek
and the dfuop Of toll IN her shout
teFs In Whateom she was the wife
Vt n cowboy. who had sold his steers
aud had an order for the dough.
In another place she WAS the wife
Of a Logger, and IN Tacoma. presto
change. she was the wife 81 an ex-
pert cabinet maker. who had been
AZ work in a shsp ca Tacoma ave
nue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
ORATOR M. D. ScROCCS
won IN CONTEST

The oratdricnl "try-outs contest
at the state university was Won last
night by Maurice -. ScrogRs, q
member of the junior class. The sub
jcet OF hts grafton was John How
ard. Phiianthropigt"
His Euccess means that Mr.
soroRRs viii represent the state OF
Washington Ia the interstate con-
test for the championship OF Oregon.
Idahazpnd Washington, which win
be hem at Eugene, ore. next June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
BLAZE IN
BEDROOM

A blaas In the apartments Of q.
W Wheaton. who lives ON the top
floor Of a tWo-story nat building at
iIIt sixth avenue. called out fire
company No. / OF 8 30 yesterday
evening. The flames destroyed most
q the furnishings Of a he'd rsosn
before the fireFu.n arrived. The
crew % the chemical engine quickly
conquered the flames. however. pre-
venting serious loss.
The fire was caused by the drop
ping 81 lighted match among seine
pillows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05

New York block. The object of the
association -. an It's name Implies,
10 assist the game Wardsns Of the
state In the enforcement OF the
lAma aud 20 further the passage ~
laws 70 protect game In the future.
At the meeting Last night there
were % sporfsmen. Prank A, Pom
titus was elected president. "a ttlef
secretary and treasurer Thomas
Jones. T. r. kershaW. NJ. + Fold
and =. : Merrill. vice prrsideutA
Other officers and an executive
committee viii be elected at n
meeting held "Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
Golf f6R
ST. LOUIS
NOME CAPITALISTS PREPARE
A siso.ooo EXHIBIT ron rAE
WORLDS FAIR

For the purpose Of advertising to
the wcFid the wealth Of Alaska a
collection % gold. In nuggets. bars
and iewslfy. and 81 ivory. furr.
curins. etc. valued at ffha 600. has
hesn made by the Alaska Gold Mug
get Company. and will be exhibited
at the 81. Louis exposition.
The company was recently iueur-
pafated IN this city by a party 81
Nome capitalists.
This viii be the first display u
Aiaskau exhibits ever made on a
large scale. II includes three Of the
largest gold uuEEUts ever taken cut
al Nome. and pakssF % nuggets
agxr~satinF $4,000 ~ value Also
several thousand dollars worth Of
nugget tsWslFy.
A large part ~ the collection IL
already ~ Seattle banks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
DEATH OF PIONEER

David Munroc. AGED So years and
resident Of Seattle for q years.
died yesterday at the family resi-
dence, 81 Blanchard avenue, Of a
complication OF ailments. lie had
poor health for years, He leaves A
wife and an adopted daughter. also
o brother. John Munroe Of What
com. and sister I'm Scotland. Mfr.
Munroe acquired considerable prop
erty after being In Seattle short
time. lie built the Munroe block on
First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
HE WANTED
THE TOOLS
BERT ROGERS ARRESTED FOR
ATTEMPTING TO BORROW A
GUN FOR SALOON HoLp-UP

Bert Rogers was arrested by Ser
geant Leighton yesterday afternoon
almost In the act Of trying 20 Dor
row "a revolver and blackjack with
which to hold UP a saloon. Rogers
went Into % secondhand store on
Washington street and asked for the
weapons. saying that he would re-
turn with the money after he had
held up the saloon owned by ReeH
HeycOck. NJ lG4 Washington street.
Sergeant Leighton had entered the
place "A few minutes befOEe 10 make
a purchase. He heard the converaa-
ton between hoRerp ard the propfi
ffnf and followed ftoEefH tp fhe
street and arrested him ftokern nm
swefs the description ~ one ~ the
convicta who recently escaped from
the Folsom. Cml.s penltentia1y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
ME- 7 DEATH
IN FLAMES
LITTLE nov LOSES HIS LIFE AND OTHERS HAVE MARROW
ESCAPES IN FIRES NEAR wHATcoM

atfoycd. The building had been
nurr the previous evening. and the
fire had. IL WaH supposed been eN-
tiuruishad About o'clock the
Flames burst forth Afresh. and soon
the entire building Was a sheet ~
flames
several OF the inmates % the
building had narrow escapes.
The building was 10 years old. hav-
ing been built BY William 4. Wolten.
the present owner. The value of the
building and furniture ls placed al
s. ESQ, Insurance. sf.eeo.
The origin q the fire IL mya-
terry. Il H. thought TO be work OF
inceniaftaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-05
g 0kWWv' MW Is
4 len VII R4yAAKA4Z zHR
NOME TOWN 40 WILL RUN ANY AND ALL
comERs AT THAT DISTANCE.

that he had just come down from
Nome. lie raced several men Their.
started.
4 can run 10 miles IN ! hour and
10 minutes nov. and with 81 days
training can make ~ In nine seconds
faster time. he said.
Walton is a rolling stone. He has
worked At almost every job from a
freight train conductor 10 a Nome
Newspaper merchant He says he
sold 40 papers at Nome IN one even
ing while up there. He was a con-
duetor on the o. u. d y. road sew
cral years ago.
Walton wili remain In town few
days 20 see IL any would-be cham
plona are willing TO accept his ohai-
lsnpe
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Seniority" ]. y Walton. a
muhher from Nome. wants 10 run
anyone in the world l0-mile race.
Re Is long distance foot racer who
has been running some at Nome and
believes that he can defeat any and
an corners Walton dropped into the
star Office yesterday ard remarked
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fsnselaI e The s.arl

TACOMA. Dee. B-A criminal who
is pushing the police In an the
Puget Sound cltls h q woman. She
IL encumheresi. OF assisted. as the
case may be. BY a little girl not
mere than SIX years old. and a man.
whose existence on the stage where
In hts wife appears has always been
somewhat shadoNy.
The Woman's game u forgery. and
she u said 10 have played it with
profit In every city ON the Sound.
even going east OF the mountains
for new couQussts. Whateuru felt
her touch this week. when she
caahsd seven bogus As checks: W.
erett a few DAYS earlier. EilensbufE
about three weeks aEo. Tacoma last
June, and other cities frUm time to
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SPOKANE
MANAGER
CHARLIE REILLY WILL HEAD
The BUNCH GRASS TEAM
NEXT YEAR

SPOKANE. Dec. THE services
Of charlie Reilly have been secured
az playing manager of the Spokane
team for next year. Reilly managed
the Los Angeles team Of the Pacific
National league last season and r.
considered q very capable man lie
was one % she best third basefncn
In the lrakftff