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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

Order Of Railroad Conductors 5000.
President John Mitchell Of the
mine workers receives hut $4,000
fsampuci Gompera % the Americas
Federation OF Labor. sse0e, Their
secretaries receive ffem f2sQo 60 sase
secretaries receive from $500 20
tatQa. chief clerks. 5000, and the
editors ta5no.
Simon Rurns Of the Window Glass
Workers. receives tauee. and Dennis
hays Of the fioftiafnakcrs. much
more than Mitchell President fIu-
her OF the Carpenters and Jcinsfa.
and srrrart RrY- Treasurer Frank
Dnffy r~crive 5000 @aehi President
J. Duncan OF the Granite Cutters
tsse0. and Jas, Lynch Of the Typo
graphical union. tisee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
ROBBED I'VE
POSTOFFHE

PERU. Ind. Fcb. st-Ffve musk
81 robbers blew open the pos;offics
safe herr this morning they OBJ
tanned only q small amount Of money.
A number 0f citinena. rou--d by tho
noise. approaches the building. but
we're terrified by = flourish 81 re-
voisefn They followed the rutbsr-
tn the depot and saw the hitter
board a train. but FEARED 20 attempt
th~tr arrest. The bandits got on
th~ train NJ the n~ss station, who're
shey captured q hand-ear In which
they nsafe their escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

That funny farce. "'rhe Man From
Mexico" IL al the Third Avenue this
week. Leslie Moroseo IL in the
titulsr role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
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Bail Reduced

Judge Bel os the superior court
this Afternoon reduced the hail q
Mrs. Nellie Underwood 10 k51O0 and
sci her trial for April & Mrs. TN
detwood haa been IN AL nearly n
nenfhs on a charge 81 iufanticlde.
shr Il alleged to have besn the &C.
complete Of Paul Underwood. her
husband. IN drowning her infant
child az ballard last April.
Underwood has been tried. convict.
ed Of murder IN the second degree
and sentenced % the penitentiary for
Is years.
Mrs. undorwool'n friends state
that she VIII give bail and be re-
leased this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
MARDf GRAS

NEW ORLEANS Feb. st.--An
iInsnsBe@ crowd MAS present today
81 the Narii gras Admiral schley
frvilis and Admiral Rlsst OF the
wrench battienhip Taae. and orru-
pied the place Of honor IN the pro-
s~aaIuH. filg attachments Of French
marines and Amer srans from the
Texas. were tn line. Mlan
Ailee Roewsvrit and Miss Root wera
Tussfs % homer. big tleuaonntra-
tign vas given 10 General Joseph
Wheeler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
BUTLER VIM
Be BOUNCED

WASHINGTON. y. g. Feb. a.
The Republicans 81 the heuse cosn-
asftt~e on siectsen- ssfesf uIon ftn1-
hx. In ths batter " ssonsr oanf~st
today Better. peffsefst. % -
f-suia had q ma ,1rfty - s.ess sbtse.
uhich was wlrred oslt and conee tel
into = plurality % nearly !. onp&f.n
Wagner. uepuhliess. en- secouM ~
alleged frauds IN 81 Louis. Chair
man ulutrtsed will submit . rsf~xt
10 the hounc today. The unseatihe
~ Butter VIII probably take pisrs
before the week il over. This wfii b.
the secend ttrne nutisr has been un-
seated for the rsrae esuss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
LOCAL THEATERS


ssatsis Thester
s'corian,on" IL stilI the bill Al INV
Seattle theater this week. II r.
styled q gorgeous spectacle. aud "
a little different from anything that
has ever appeared W this city. ~,
psnssi Sully at tire Grand
The last presentation Of The Old
MN strsam" win be given AZ the
Grand tonight
chaelea o. Hanford
The engagement Of Charles n
Gfanford commg1ncss At the Grand
tomorrow night lie IL accompanied
by Miss Marie prufnah. mrha Tam
inH Of tho ghrew" will be presented
wednesday, Thufaday and Saturday
nights. Much ADO About Nothing
viii be produced Friday nlaht and
Mt the Saturday Tunfinee.
Madison Tbeeter
The new hendlincra NJ the Madison
last night received rursing recep-
ton Tho biE feature WIS Norwood
HroA, horizontal bar performer.
Paul f.aCroix, the tramp iuggicr.
scored a hit ani succeefud IN ka-p.
Ing the audience laughing through.
out hin entire act. Green and Perry.
Sensational dancers. constitute Hn
entertaining feature Among the
other ncta Of merit are Morgan ana
Chester lewis Sisters. aud the
Duffy Children
There are two performances daily
The Third Avenue
That funny farce. the Man From
Mexico" IL al the Third Avenue this
week Leslie Morosco IL in the
titular role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
ANDERSON DEAD

NEW York, Feb. ss.-E. Eilery
Anderson, a widely known lawyer
aud Democratic politician. died this
morning NJ heart disease. lie was
a member " the reorganization COM
mittsa OF tho Union Pacific halfway
Company, and was formerly ona 0f
the receivers ~ that corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24


The phrlOra Of the Rafuirr-Orand
hotel were crowded last evening with
residents Of Seattle who desired 10
extend greetings 10 bishop ". ..
D'Dea, who has lately moved tho Of
ficlai seat of the dloceae from Van
eo8vef. Wash. 20 this city. The re-
reption Developed info an enthur-
iaHfic welcome not Of a church Lead
~ but Of an able man.
Mr. ,. g. Ford introduced tho
speakers. The address of welcome
was delivered by Mr. Samuel I'M.
The support 81 every Catholic Ia the
see was pledged BY Mr.. a. J. Book
fnyer. To those Bishop o'Dea re
aponded In brief address. iie said
that Seattle In now his home,
Il shall labor with all my strength
IN seattle. shall die In Seattle he
concluded.
At the conclusion Of his addreHH
those present were given nm oppor-
tunity of meeting him personally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
FEMALE SCHOOL
BURNED

MERIDIAN. Miss. Feb. ~ The
Mississippi Female college building
Was destroyed by IRE early this
morning. II was n three story
franz. ri nd the 300 students were res
cued utfh dfniculty. Al were asleep
when the alarm was given. None Of
them saved any clothing. and they
nre being cared for ~ Frivate resi-.
deneoa. The loss II $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
POPE RECEIVES
SPAN/ARDS

ROME. Feb. 2i-Ths Spanish mis-.
sion 10 the popea jubilee was re-
eeixsd az the Vatican today with
royal honora. The delegation was
headed by Duke Aimaaoyaf, whom
the pope entertained tn private CON
veHsaiion for half an hour disrusrinH
the best ways Of providing substi-
tusss for the friara now In The Phil
ippinea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
TROUBLE OVER

BREMEnToS. Feh 1s.--rurs-s
HEti Darlington and Steward Hitoh.
cock 81 the steamer Port Orchard
nave been discharged by the com
pany. This Il the ouseurue % Man
aE~F C-apueil's visit 70 BFsfuessor
Yesterday and meets with approval
h@r~
Harrington. u h alleged. addressed
the insulting language % the dnurh-
ter u the navy yard esnpioye. Tbs
Latter happened 20 oseFhear his re-
rrarks and on Attempting 70 puniHh
Harrington u Ia said he wss assault
ID BY the latter pnd By Hitchcock
and a number % Che crew.
ron1rs1int WAS made 70 Mayer
fsrUrf0n. and the letter addressed e.
Manager Cspwefi. demanding repair
alton for the conduct u the Officers
u the Fort Orchard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
Long Overdue

Local marine r-sr~urance spsculs-
tors Tho have bern playing the Nor
wssian steamer Affxaf and Tire Britt
iah steamer fsinnas 70 ersfses are
csstufaeneina 70 express the opiaion
that ainsst AL haps 10 naw gore Zoe
those vessels. Reinsurance on both
vees<is is quoted At - per cent The
Ayrsal 4 now q dafr out frcfa
Grsenock 10 Sydney. CAPE Brefon
The P.ina- h days cut from
Creeno<k to Boston.
One yusIcE bssesnrss man who has
intssfrd . considerable sum on the
Psimas = b~coruinH - f~sr-ome
that the rtauneh xe&~~i 10 Loot that
, ~staFdis, be consulted a clsirvoynns
Ia regard 20 the matter. She told
htrn taat th~ vessel Was sfili safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
Will Be THE
WHOLE THING

PITT aHEHG. Feb. zt-~A deal e.
pendiue whereby the United states
Steel corporation vii abeorb evffy
plant Of the Jones-IauRhiin steel
company. tho largest independent
iron manufacturing cencefn In the
world This viii he the inrReaf bus
mess fEansacflon since the fofma
tion Of The Steel trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
k.es,sn s.I.s
MSsEa

Mis<FrEA saatiaa sale - fgfnifufr. ths
NIrhisan hous@ snrrer q tanarn and
stsfh avenue v q. itHApfaaa a Co
have r~retsef tnstructtens ftuea the pro
Ff4e4uEs 20 sell hy secftssn "a fhurssiss,
tha HHh al 70 o'eie4k SHARP the rpn-
tsRts q tafty.t~o ertl-fafnirisef fuufias
Essai hst ~sts. epflrGa usatffrsss=. tabirA
eh4sfa ffssn hrlis fs=ckasz sfusor. rafp-
frte turtaiue. taiirt sets sfasi range In
fsrt r<~rsthln. tsisnenG % we'll fuf-
rasilad hfasas to resesn Ter seIllnx u
th~ esss~ssy sss h<sn sold y. "a slick-
a.I-.- .-l-llu1sxE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
11nnEnIn 9 dEEHkE""T'
Gov. SeHlpIe
In Contempt

uueers aempls. governor
al the state ~ Washington. wns
a ri 30 e'oieak this attsrnoen
cited 70 appear before Judge
Bell ef the superior court on =
charge ef eestempt % eeurt.
When called into the grand Jury
room, a. told In another eelurn,
Mr.. asmpie WAS requested 70
produce the books ot the Seat.
tie a Lake Washington Water
way company. Of which he 10
president Ne refused 10 do 80.
ahsrsupon Foreman Pigott res
ausstsd Judge Bell 10 declare
him IN oontempt. The order
citing the s.goVsfner 20 apr
pear, followed M. ssrspis Z
will appear before Judge usil
tomorrow morning. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
SHiRAS rs OUT

WASHINGTON, u. G. Feb. a.
Justice George ahiras retired from
the supreme court at the close Of
tnfaYs session. IN pursuance Of hia
resignation presented = short time
haa. lie left for florida this after
noon. whsrc he VIII aaJoufn for the
benefit Of hla health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

Goldberg VIII
Sleep i'm Jail

Jacob GoidbefE. the slot machine
mnn who was before the grand Jury
this morning. and who wsa held un-
der 5000 ball NJ witness. Ia atiii IN
custody Of the sheriff as the star
goes to prosH Ifo says that he win
not attempt 10 SET bail. and win
spend the nisht In Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
SIX ARE DEAD

CLEVELAND. ohia. Feb. 3a--The
eraekass Of the train collision on
IN. niz -Four - being cleared away.
n IL now definitely known that ain
persons. Including two tramp~. wsrs
killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
PROBABLY LOST

LIVERPOOL Feb. zt-Hopr h
practically abandoned faf the Elder
Deiupater. q liner from Newport 20
Boston. Shs IL now y days ovefsfue.
She carried crew Of q men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
A Rich Strike

Passengers who returned from
aides this m0fnins on the Valencia
rsuort that ntanpede is expected
from vniden 20 Dcita River. which ~
lust over the Divide from Slate Creek.
PARTIES came IN from thefe Just a
few hours before the Valencia left.
and were quietly organizing a crowd
10 60 out and stake claims. only a
few we're aware Of the ind. They
claim fbsf tho strike IN better than
the Nezlns. snd will rival anything
yet found In AIafka.
80 -. - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

nupu1sv Hot Air Furnaces are tho
~ 81 yct cost the t<sst We Ar~
~ them In horr<s rs4dy for use
U1Hg thr labor for setting them
- = fFom o96-0o up 10 you are
1ng of purchasing . furnace.
q ~ let us estimate the oost Of
- = the Novelty fiet.Air Fur
- arcprffnx TO the numc~g Of
umo yoxF horne ecnfAina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

The Nippon Yuser Kaishn liner
Toua Maru ssiied for the orient this
morning. With general cargo valued
at $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
GETS 4 cOALINc
STATION

WASHINGTON. u q. Frb. ss.--
President Hp-snnsslf has signed tho
treaty recently negotiated by Mints-
Ter ts4pifes AZ Havana. phsr~hy ths
United States gets several enaifnx
sfatieu- IN Cube.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
THEY 7HAWED
DYNAMITE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. a.
Three iaborera were killed this morn
ing while thawinR dynamite on the
Tsnnessee Central railway line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

.llElT'- Astaflasf sfissrsliz-sies fas trf,
rtef. whife with hrnen ears srd brown
spss near tail ssfms We. hsiaFo "a
Hack T47T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

Mn Ann MI,a' Fi,EnErtc ciinisrfN
SIN tsachsfs ~ nocietr uHl theatrical
dancing and body cuituFe al Christensen
hall. phone Ned n. fnieisenfirnt 2iai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

i. 8 Angff.NS- 90. has sa1 seme spisnaid
opportunities for parties wha are iNnk-
issH for csini inVretfaents IN mininH anil
fisheries officc ete anl 2ia Arals
hhiR.. Seattle, Wash.
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Fer sal.-fsrrn, ard Lscss

tANN& intt ALE NJ
nofu.nr NAi.Tnr. ATE Sew fafk hipck,
bssslssn asra ts.aty milzz fsatn e@.ttls,
hiafiy tsnuraVef. "a haifsinrs' $40 ses
Ma asc-on~ OF TIE nEsT sO-acrx
fssEafS ~ NJ valley. aala bgilainxs clnfs
"a the fntffuffnn roaa ffsrUt
Ne raft~NIrH Ai.rWn BOTTOM land.
fao ceres n iinrrurea god buildings,
siese e asssse, tss1 :.
tsarsVVest nns arvhart rod beilssnss
.pstaE water. sfisiHinz snail town.
EE4p
W. ssss STOCK RANCH -r4ae river i.ss.
tana. iee aefes r. lnieress4i outside
fenas fa epo bod - sinek s1tso.
Va safs-WATNp FRONT. near nreu.sr.
ith. q sffes 5-iur'rs haasr- large harm.
ana ef.ihaad. ra~ninE water sEsse
No iesa srnck pANrH-iap acres rich
hsrt hut 30 acres rieWea. 70 pasture.
rl1nuinr ra'frs asrpcm hqaae. several
espf bulisinss ff9na
Ma eaf Nfl,n kNST--fa Acres. cleared.
iessl Lad. eona snli. SRA
Sa an TWENTY ArRfct isvei iand
sal sai. n4tcinir4 small town. few
minute aaA frvai d poi atares. fast-
a. end r5.,ll arhrlf neat new cottage
sfueii hafn orchard. sfeoei
Ma $50 uErW gilN sleATTtE and ia
tusfs@fwa sU-nffc Tracts saeipn eean-
~ rad Lowell iAnh ersst soil Ssaa each
We make spHsiaitv II selling country
ptnlssftY and have large lis; % stork
rssehe-. 'iahy fafsos ard saharnan
RoaKHT MALrnY. sio New Ycrs bloch.
WHY g. TO the country faf chear lnaa.
~hen ~ zen ell theHt - yea on and
nesf Madison street ffpm tia0 70 StNi
anI maAr terms % suit 3saas isruascF a
Co. az Hecnnd ave
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the 2sth. at 1880 sharp. bed sets.
springs. mattresses, extension table.
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tai NoodhOuse Co.
~ SECOND AVE.


nelnfsscsd Corset steel loo
xe11s ..-s+s....ss.s4.s. %
tkiry Stitched BRAID. white Coz
e<& = value s..s...*s.ss4.. lie
o<4<f5or Seamless Stockinot
Dress shl-its. lse value. =. De
s-;n<1 Steel Scissors. brass bolt
nr1 nat. 11r value l0s
Knitsias and croebet siih- isc
f@* t..-s-s-ss..ss = s.ssss. Do
Lsftss' Fancy side r.iassic~.
ntshie baekiss and clasp. sec
teisr ...-.ssss .s4..s..as.+ he
En&er~f Stocking Dafn~rs- Do
tNpefior Corduroy SKIRT Bind
ne. r. value ........... %
kzrr-i % Steel Hair pins. full
coszrt. Sc value ......... -
t1acf % Covered Steel Dress
@t1F<. y value ....-s....... -
- with n-~iie psiats lie
s-sftn Oak Towel Rack. sc
tsf1~ s-..s.ss. .4..4.......l 6o
HAS Extension Curtain Rod.
- value .4.4......4.s...4. Tie
<foe; Tailor Tape Measures. sc
h<sth~v Coin Purse. &c value
,ss.ss.. +s+-ss+sss.=as-4 sss-. DC
wood Embroidery Hoops. 100
f@f1~ ...... .-.....-.......s. De
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rurRSTON & HERRN
-. .,s lnvss.ren, Brokers

u. ant 10 buy .eAa Acme rrae-
"a yellow Jacket, 40 Alaska
tfH ....,nent. ieo Alaska Central
lFssr.r eoo psker Mountain, 2.eee
s.sresf Nlnins -.
s.,s us your Address and receive
- M oaf mining paper "oppor-
tasiiissr frse'
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For Rent

Fftti rocnia. hath. PANTRY. and haaswent
rent saa fnqufre ICES Ea=t spfira cuf-
nst Eievcuth asenus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

Why pay 1900 for 40 foot lots when
~s can sell you one acre for $50.
one block from school and two
hlozks from electric ear linz. at
Columbia. EASY terms. call and
SEE sfettenRren A Araeii. - Hox-
well block. corner Flrsi and Co
iuubfn-
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on the dafhot ana ne FsfIfhre r,..r...
la no werse form ~ eambiiag thnn
these bucket ahnra
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WAS the son Of Thomas Kelton.
steamer captain for = number o.
.......z. -. 80. .a.tuI lie IL moi "a
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skS usat-si o. hsy The fssz q shsss - %
hzsh fnB iasEtns sHses thss -eAilns
fss - esl thaf are aetiinz fast North.
esstsfa ahps 60. ste haeand avsnae.
TIE NfAh nNsuiqysssaf 0fire. IA fef~F-
ssu kffe~t. IAN faf0ish the ba~s help Ia
the ettF. F.r qaiua asfTte~s ph1ne Main
- hst@f~sssi@sa Ffs1 Mrs "a A. Well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

onaSn Pacific HOTEL, Iifr F1rst ave
nae heuse newly furnished all muieft'
Hfftsa M defate.
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soeIety Nosioss
I AN fhn MAN
Heusf ,srs,rlns - AZ s,snshss ss a.n.
ississ' .,s sIsAllass. s' pisas."s ~ s
asia iifel inaspsaasai b 1877
Wsnssd-FsmaIs Help
sftffi-E Emtlnbinsht Ufnes- hest hslp
SO ~ r,,,I T' ss.ss. Cal. * Nix III shf
80. :
psfs' srdaera non ,iss q fsei I'D q
biask. Ner,h~ssssrh shae Co. sis hsr-
Wanted
WANTED Men and women 20 study
HYPNOTIan. PERSONAL MAG
kErfsM and character reading by
our aifnplined method Gail for
charts and dolineations, Institute
OF Science. 1905 Second avenue,
Denny building.
WANTED Mon with buHions snl tender
fsei eaa md an sttfs vias soft shss IN
lace and rpueress. reduced from u 90 20
a. 80 ~ Narfhwssiesn ahes 20, 80 fses
md asenue
Fos ssis--Mrsesiisnsovs
Tieni rsIni'as. -. soc SO ssssaa ~.
euus south owins 4 the bursting 81
stg.h gorsidsfstiy, - sfs aiiFrins % me
rttiis hsfaeins y our .Ins bat VII sir'
sstss - ssss'i's gssiis. ..l Es 20,
!, shss; -,.s'h q tisig sesssi ssiS.
fnhfaes tn. opportun'ty sad secure esf-
s.in. In cue iins 81 ones.
Fon aALf s.ssap pair % sod ,sls-
rhonss, suitable fo pfifsts iine e.
tsnsians Alno about fsfz1 feat o. copper
wire, oinotd a Dous. III HeneeH
street.
ehaifs. sshius, boot eaaes. show cesss.
xsfdfshes ard picfsrss II half price. col
ron SALE sIisses white Kiar Slippers,
tsiaeed ffum = . 1sot shlldsen'a
ditts. FROM q. On g. sae Northwestern
Hhas Co. 40 second sssaas.
Bysirsss crsrcss
w nav MONEY q issn 81 snY fisd u
~ssssfsy. Dsy~npoft Han. Tot Ess
fefk tiask
. Financial -.
skiIAhl.n place . ksfssw nensy %
y i west 90 Pms ssr-st
MONEY ca .hor, NOTES a ie~ rates pn.
H'aia,as Ssaa. sisss ~
COLLATERAL nANK nsafso n.sdp.
s..fss{ ieAnsa 90 any sod oouatsfsl
TO IokS~prfv.is n.oasy al los r.s. q
interest B.nlux . ozusf 10 rsalsf
scr. heesas 4 . ssa .
f4aE~.fa
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foR fENf'-sirs,si sfaFs II 1rfen f.stsi ~
hafbur or dfrceifi w. the iistfiat. 7. ~
ftuesct co. his Second ave.
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HOTEL SENECA
scr. Fifrt Ave. nna stneca street
ciean. Sunny. Comfortable.
noolna by the Day Of Wsek.
fHf4H FIRST AvE$uE
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SPECIALS
FOR
SATURDAY

MS Busters, SNeepers--
M ~srth 80. specsai-...-.-.--7oe
- I uorth n.c0 special ooe
- 1 po<th ttop. -pes.ssl......ol-0o
oigu Screw Drivers
- 4 usrsh u4eo. special.
- q worth o. v. special. clio
Aulnniss Driil. worth tito. special
-<ssss. sst..s+ .sssss +ssss.sr ~ AsAc
mwll Adss x:ys Hammer. worth
- <rErhi ...-...+-+ss-.ss-.s zoe
- 8 rsntley's Broad Ara. worth
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-20
PRONUNCIATION OF aGoLF..
scotchman Who Played the Game In
 1888 Is Distressed by Varied English Accents.

A Scotch golfer who played golf in 1888, before the railway era and long before the English took up the game, writes the London Times that the English are mispronouncing the name of the national game in way that dis tresses him. He proceeds to say that among gentlemen who had been in England or India, and were free from the pronounced Scotch accent, the game was called 'sgofe," by caddtes and those speaking broad Scotch it was "gowf." The phrase, "folk play golf," was pronounced by gentlemen ''foke play gofe," "gofe" rhyming with z "loaf." By caddies it was pronounced ''fowk play gowf." There was third pronunciation, but 1t was an affecta- tion, "goff.' Those who so pronounced 1t here were supposed to speak high English, avoiding the broad pronun- citation of the letter "a," a prevalent Scotch substitute for ''e."
 "E' used short is 'f,' thus, "heffpest sivin," for half-past seven. This pc culiar dialect is greatly admired by my fellow countrymen, he says, and was known to them as Edinburg English, but even in the unsounded "l" in golf could they have foreseen what the actual future mispronunciation of the English on taking up the game would have been with what joy would they have called it "gawlf." It would have seemed to them "so English"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-20
AN INCORPORATED FAMILY.
The FairbanIxs. of Dedham, Mass, Hold a Reunion with InA
 teresttng Results.

The scale of business being pros porous and 1eaf-1ard in brisk demand, the tribe of Fairbanks thought itself warranted in holding reunion last August at the Fairbanks homestead, in Dedham, Mass, Jonathan Fair banks was the original American an cestor, and from him are descended 4,0o0 American families, says Harper's Weekly. The reunion turned out to be interesting and successful, and one of it's results is the recent filing of articles of incorporation of the Fairbanks Family in America, as . society for historical purposes, to hold property, preserve records and objects of family interest and pro- mote the education of it's members in subjects relating to their family history The society will buy the Dedham homestead and make that it's headquarters, and will doubtless raise as large fund as is necessary to provide a sufficient annual income to carry on it's work. The project seems adapted to furnish a good deal of lawful and innocent enter tainment at small cost, and is likely to commend itself to other families that are scattered over the United States.