davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the links will do you no harm. and I
am sure a few In town would do me
much-good.
She had her little speech we'll
framed. but her voice faltered just a
trlhe on the last word.
"Wlll three days be enough" he
inquired, with an air Of mock sever.
lty Il am sure you will spend all
your savings In that time, and be glad
to come back"
The girls hands were clasped con.
vulslvely. and she bit her lip. His
next words we're even harder to bear
II realize that have been very
selfish Miss Anstey. You should have
asked me for the vacation before, but
the book has been going so beauti
fully, and"
Pray do not mention Il. I have
not really wanted to go, but | think e
little pleasurlng would do you good"
We'll, as an explanation for my
thoughtlessness you will at least per
NIT me to bear the expenses OF the
little trip for yourself and your moth
er. 1t will be added to your neat sal
airy check"
Three days later the guests at Ora.
ham Court. as the old Phillips place
was known. took their departure, and
It's master sank back into his big
library chair with a sigh that held
considerable relief.
The three days afoot and aheld had
been delightful. but now---well. he ex-
planned his restless feeling by the
fact that his publisher had written
him a somewhat urgent letter.
Talbot" he said. as that worthy
responded TO his ring, send one OF
the boys into the village with the
trap, SAd see whether Miss Antsey
has returned"
Excuse me, sir, but there is a
young man here who says he comes
from Miss Anstey.'
For full five minutes the young man
sat silent and depressed while his
prospective employer studied over the
following note:
MY Dear Mr.. Phillips am send.
Ing you with this young man whom
! believe will prove entirely capable
Of picking up the work feel com.
PEELED to drop. His experience IL
ample. his references unlmpeachable.
| trust that you viii not regard me as
a hopeless migrate. l appreciate
everything you have done for me and
my mother. You we're good enough
to take me as your employee without
explanation or reference. VIII you
not let me leave your employ Ia tho
same manner and still believe me.
yours gratefully,
HELEN FINLEY ANsTEY."
So she disappeared from bis lie as
completely as u the earth had opened
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19
In Bohemia.

Hollow the Joys.
Dangerous the toys,
Old are the "bOys'
In Bohemia.
OF aloes the ale.
Rudy cheeks pale
Few remain hale
In Bohemia.
The vines that shoot
From choicest root
Bear Dead Sea fruit"
In Bohemia.
Night turned TO day,
stars lose their way.
Lu-ed to the play
In Bohemia.
LEnvol:
When on the rail-
or outside the pale.
For your hat there's a nall
In Bohemia.
New York Press.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

laughed. Helen Anstey usually
shared his mlrth. but Just now she
was rolling and unrolling her hand.
kerchief, under the shelter Of her
typewriting table as nervously az 4
country school girl.
Yes, ! have been thinking. Mr..
Phillips. that now your friends are
here perhaps you might spare me for
few days In town. A few days on
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Some grocsrs say they don't Keep Do.
eance Starch. THIS e because they have .
stock on he'd Of other brands cOntaininR
BE- able 70 cell hrNt, because Defiance con-
talns 10 on. for the same money.
Do you want 10 on. instead Of 10 Os. TOE
same money Then buy Defiance Btaruh
Requires no cooking.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Electric sparks are always obtained
from hites reaching q quarter Of
mile, and Increase as the kites 50
higher.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Il had such a terrible dream last
night that awoke almost crazy"
"Ahl I see A nightmare nearly led
10 bedlam"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Professor. know a man who says
he can tell. by the impression on his
mind, when his wife wants him to
come home to dinner. Is It telepathy3"
mot at all, miss. should call Il
mendaclty."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

10 you believe IN the argument that
3 BIG navy tends 70 promote peaco1"
~ hsv ss sf ,so p Doap - nq so sgl
fiho luxury OF war"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Maude-There goes Charlie. He GER.
talnly looks stupid. Ethel-Well. he
never was deceltful
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

rs that horse gure-footed?' asked the
prospective purchaser. We'll, I guess
yes" replied the owner Gle Kicked my
wife's mother three times In the same
spot"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Visltor-Oh. what are those funny can.
yna coverings on the guns for? Capt Nc
Guire-Didn't you know that ali guns
have brooches?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

me mlldeul tohacco that grows e uaa6
IN the makeup o. Bakers Bullhoad y
e9nl cigar. Tty one ana see.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

PITS FeFmAnsntlyC uFed Eonts sr nervousness aFsss
bret day . use Of Dr. khnss Great Nerve RsstoFsg.
bend Tor FREE $500 trial bottle and treaties.
u X II. kAiAn. La. 81 Arch ST.. PhiladelDhia. Pa
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

smile OF satisfaction goes with one Of
Bakers "Bullhead" scent cigars.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

an elephant on her handar Yes: but /
imagine they are large enough 10 hold
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19
on to Her came.

"Have you decided on a name for
ths baby yet, Tanksley?"
Yes; we've named her for my
new automobile"
"What?"
Fact, We call her Gasoline"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Wederiey-Im troubled with cold feet.
Doctor. What would you advise me TO
dot DR.. 0ufem-Get divorce.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

TELEGRAPH OPERATORS IN DEMAND
BUSINESS cOLLE0K. Denver. Write for Journal
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

There are some Folks that the 81. Louis
boodlers despse.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Uncle John-What are you going 10 do
when you are a man? Erylng (the cler-
gymans youngesO-Well / shall be
holler.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

a dozen sheets Of paper covered with
neat typewriting greeted his gaze.
Now isn't that something scandal
Gus. Miss Anstey," he said. I'VE
ahan't have that book finished until
fall at this rate. But can't imagine
what has come over me unless It is
the spring weather and the sight OF
those chaps. II this keeps up shall
sndanger my championship"
He threw back bis head and
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Mrs. Winalow's Soothing Syrup
For children teething noftena the gums reduces N
dnmmaton, allaya pain, cures wind colo, 2scabottla
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Weary dey want 5000 farm hands In
Iowa" "Blmpy, I've already cut de state
out Of me itinerary"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Defiance Starch
should be in every household, none 80 good,
besidee OF. moro for 10 cents than any
other brand Of cold water starch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

young man may secure Advancement
without a pull II he has plenty OF push.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19

Oldest Of oxford Colleges.
Balliol, founded In the year 1859. Il
he Oldest Of Oxford colleges.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-19
Halls cssarrh Cure

Is constitutional cure. Price. 7se.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-10-01
GRAN REcEPCION DE OBREROS

I'll Papa Pic Y recibi0 enel Va
ticano por primera vez en- elgran
salon de La Pigna como dos mil
trabaladores. La reception de
obreros sc veriico en- el portico
del salon sc alz0 un trono para
que 10 ocupdra el pontfiice du-
rante In entrevista, Revestido de
blanco y con un capelo rojo, apa-
reci6 ell papa en- medic de estrepi-
tosas aclamaciones, acompahado
de mobiles guardias, de su secre.
tario v de su camarista.
En seguida el pontifice sc le.
vanto del trono, Sc dirigi0 4 los
peldohos, y alz0 las manosimpo.
niendo silencio. Luego dirigi0 la
palabra & los Obreros diciendoles
que no era q 81, sino Il Cristo, de
quien era representative, al que
venfan 4 visitar, y que los traba.
jadores eran los mas fervorosos
amigos dc Cristo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-10-01
.----~----@-------'----'-----~7'-
EXHIBICION ESCOLAR EN- SAN LUIS

I'll Coronel j Francisco Chaves,
superintendent de instruction
pnblica, ha escrito una carta & los
superintendentes de escuelas de
los diversos condados de Nuevo
Mexico para que preparen datos
y muestras demostrando los pro-
gre~os de la educacion en- sus res.
pectivos condados & fin de que
sean recogidos y despachados q
San Luis por el ageute del cuerpo
de maneiadores de Nuevo Mexico
en- la exposition de San Luis. I'll
objeto de esta collection es Que
Nuevo Mexico haga ell dicha ex,
posici0n una exhibici0n general
del estado en- que sc halla la eau
sa de la educaci0n en- el terrific
rio y ell adelanto y prohciencia
general de los escolares. Dice
timbien que fotografos sobre
asuntos de educacion deben ser
coleccionados para agregarlos d
In exhibicion, Ell particular aque.
Hos que representan algmos de
los edificios principales. Tam.
bien Sc pide la cooperation de co,
legios y eScuelas particulars pa
ra que tomen parte en- la eXhibi'
cion & fin dc que Nueyo Mexico
tenga en- la exposition una de-
mostracion completa respecto q
asunto tan importante como el
de educacion. Es de esperar que
todos los superintendentes de es,
cuela de condado cooperaran con
cello y efcacia para llevar a cabo
las instrucciones del superinten.
dente de instruction plhlica. Es.
to es muy necesario que Sc haga
q fin de que Sc disipen muchos
errores Y preocupaciones que
subsisten ell ell oriente respecto 4
las condolences prevalentes EN-
Nuevo Mexico tocante Il Id edu.
cacion. Este es ell medic mejor
de volver por nuestro credito,
presentando pruebas practicas {
irrefutables de que la educaci6n
es una realidad muy patente Ell
este territorio y que Sc huga en-
un estado muy satisfactorio, con
probabilidad de seguir adelan.
tando y progresando cada dia
mas. Esta exhibition educacio.
nal no podra menos de hacer
gran benefcio a Nuevo Mexico
Ell todos respectos y principal
mente Ell el de iluminar q la OPT.
nion pGblica de los estados en-
cuanto g los adelantos que hasta
ahora ha hecho Ell este ramo y
por sus propios esfuerzos el terri.
| torio
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-10-01


mexicanos. Tai vez la explica-
ci6n de tanta soberbia y arro-
ganeia Sc e'funde EN- algun planpol
medic del cual tratan de es"laVi-
zar con el tempo 4 los poblado.
res de origen espaloi quitdndo-
les todo privilegio { iagereucia
EN- los negocios p1hlicos, y 81 ESQ
fuere asf no So puede negar que
dan asomo de sus intenciones
poniendo desde ahora sobp los
nihos nativos ell estigma de la in
ferioridad en- asuntos educaciona-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-10-01
Ell DELEGaD0 DE ARIZONA.
Vega que ese Territorio y Nueyo Mexico
Estan en- Favor de Formar nm
Estado Juntos.


zona se encuentra 4 la fecha en-
" Washington V niega rotunla-
mente que Arizona y Nuevo Me-
xico Sc hayan reconciliado con el
proyecto de consolidarse V for
mar I'm solo estado. Aludiendo |
4 una ahrmacion hecha recien.
temente por 81 Mayor Llewellyn,
residente de Nuevo Mexico, 4 ese
efecto, diio:
Sc hizo decir en- sustancia 4 /
ese caballero que toda oposici6n
& la consolidation de Nuevo Me |
xico Y Arizona EN- un solo estado
Sc habia desvanecido yqueel pue-
bio de los dos territories SO halla
bien dispuesto 4 ingresar 4 la
Union como un estado, Mencion0
mi nombre como uno de los que
estaban reconciliados & tai pro-
grama. 70 jamas he eautorizado
al Mayor Llewellyn para que ha.
BILE por mi, y no podria haberI
peor desfiguramiento de mis- SEN
timientos. De igual modo, decir
que ell pueblo de Arizona ha cam.
biado de opinion y esta ahora
dispuesto 4 obtener el estado me-
dante una union con Nuevo Me-
xico es una completa variaci0n
con los hechos. Su oposicion &
ingresar 4 Ia Union bajo tales
condiciones es inalterable. Mejor
preferirian 4 tai alternative Sc
guir sieEdo territorio cincueuta
amos mas.
"Todo argumeneo de raz0n y
sentido com1n, de eXpediencia Y
utilidad, estd opuesto q Ia union
de estos dos territories. 81 iue-
sen consolidados como un solo
estado Sc daria margen Il una
discordia cuya acIimonia no se'
ria aplacada. Las deudas que 4
la fecha Sc deben separadamente
jamas podrian ser arregladas en-
com6n de una manera amistosa.
I'll escogimiento de la capital y de
los ediiicios p1blicos ocasionaria
mas disputas, y asl Sc podria eli
tar una larga lista de causas
propensas 4 la discussion A mas
de este, la enorme extension de
los dos territories combinados
constituiria un estado de tamaho
tan exagerado que seria una car
ga pesada para eI pueblo"
Esto es 10 que dilo el delegado
Smith respecto al proyecto de la
consolidation dc los dos terrific
rios como un estado y no hay
duda que expresa exactamente
los sentimientos de sus constitu-
yentes. Tambien sc puede agre-
gar con sobra de raz0n que el
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico es de la
misma opinion que el delegado
Smith Ell esta materia, Y su re-
pugnancia es igual 81 no mayora
tai consolidation que la del pue-
bio de Arizona. No dudamos
que hay algunos polfticos on am
bos territories que Sc hguran que
pueden llevar & cabo el negocio
sin la anuencia y yoluntad dc los
interesados, pero Sc equivocan
de medic 4 medic 81 Green que
pueden soiuzgar y anular el SEN
timiento Y la opinion del pueblo.
La consolidation seria tai vez
muy conveniente para tales poll
ticos, pero les falta 10 principal
que es el endosaniento dc los in
teresados que los que tienen el
poder y la fuerza para raimpedirse-
mejante atentado. 81 siguen con
su idea y logran que pase el con-
greso algGn acta de ley en- ese
sentido, no tardarGn mucbo en-
sufrir un cruel desengaho, pues
tendr6n que afrontarla oposici6n
un6nime & inalterable del pueblo
de ambos territories, Nuevo Me-
xico y Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09

The cleansing ef the new tender
ioln. like the suppression OF gam
hlinx. progresses by easy stages. Tive
weeks after the order to the tnhah-
itants Of that district 60 cease from
the error ~ their wave and conform
their habits 10 moral and statutory
Law. all but thfec % the bis crib
houses arv stiii funnins With little
pretcnse ~ canrcAiment, Ths worst
~ ali. the Midway, has gone cut Of
business. Al the rest, with two rx.
reptions. contain Inmates plyins
their vocation regularly.
several are practically Wide open
Others are nearly dark. but female
fortns can be seen az windows or
loitcfink through Railways. PATROL
men and detectives march and ooun-
termarrh through the district, but
apparently having eyes they see
not and having vars they hear not,
In an these houses the Railways arr
unlighted. but men crowd through
them and women peep cut through
haif-apened danrs and talk To the
visitors. Not tnffpqucntly the women
fofne outside their foauaH and solicit.
Policemen stand at the street en-
frances OF several ef these houses.
They see men filing w and down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09

Mary Ann Halt the ts-year-eli col
erred Stfl Who was betrayed b. Rev.
MACK Scptt. died al the Crittendeu
Home early yesterday morning af-
ter sisias birth 10 stri baby.
He's loud It cries for such = tiny
thing. the little mother said shortly
before her death. whsn the Naiiing
bat % humanity was placed IN her
arms Its - cute. isn't u. she
Whispered weakly. and then with the
mother love stin glowing ON her
young face she frli Into a deep slscr.
FROM which she never awakened.
The girls father and her step.
sftother we're with her when ahe died.
but she PASSED away without ruus-
Ing 70 recognise them.
While she Was at the crtttendeu
Home Mary Hsii was a favorite with
ali the inmates aud Was always
ready 70 listen 20 their truutiea. al
though she never mentioned her own.
exrrpt 10 say. shortly before her
death. that she had forgiven Scott
and hoped he would ask God 10 for.
EiNe him too.
At enc time her father told her
that Il would BE- necessary 10 gtte
up her baby whcu u was barn. a.
she was too young to be burfenei
with Il. and that u u Was taken
home her little brothers and sisters
would have to know her whole sad
story.
Al this the giri crted bitterly ana
b~sEed. Please. papa. let me keep
a. | VIII take care Of q myself ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09
stony WAS
INCORRECT
HILL HARRINGTON NOT IN.
voLvGp IN BRGMeRron WA
rGR-FRosr FloaT-GRRoR 10
CORRECTED

Hiil Harrington, puraer 81 the
steamer Port Orchard. was not In
VOWED In the recent free for ALT
fEht between members OF that ves-
sells crew aud itfefnetton citizens.
the Htefy Of which eah rabiished ~
the ktar ON the dag % it, occurrence.
frb, "a The story at that time
told. inNolv~d tururf Harrington. but
Was Incorrect In that Fept,~et
Mayer crn1tun Of HrefneFtsn has
written a letter Ca Mr. Harrington.
arauittinE him % any and ali con
aeCtian with the trouble. or It's
moving Gauss Mayer efaaton
wrote the letter because he hHd hlius
self stated In q meeting of eitiesna
that Il HAD bern reported 50 him that
Mr. harrington had be~n euipabls
~ the matter. and upsh fnFestiFa-
ton he had found the report Go be
wholly anfouna~ti
The story vas that an insult of1ef-
"a % ypune Eifi Of firrmeftpn BY
Mr. Harrington ana anofhuf steam
beat man, had insltea the Ernerai
tisht. which teak place Al tbs frem-
sfton fnek
II now appears thaI ar barring
ton was not = guilty party. and that
an Injustice was dons him ia con
Meeting him with the ansir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09
IhEIf1EXIERC

attic. he appeared In cold Money.
baEH Ito locked yesterday hardly
a day Older than he did when last
seen here
The role ~ Moses Levi, the GOOD
uHtufed. Yet sharp dew ~ une we'll
ntied to Mf Morris lie H. perfect.
~ az hnlnu In the part. and plays Il
With naturninasH that IL decidedly
refreshing IiiH dialect IL hii but
perfect The supporting company
n guod
''i-he pcddlor's clpin" VII hold
the boards AZ the Third Avenue an
week.
Levers Lave"
"tavern' Lane viii open an on
FaHrmant AZ the GfaBd on wefnrss
day. The original company apf~HrF
herr and the effects viii be the same.
Including the beautiful apple areha ri
Of real trees Ia the contrasting ls.les
81 autumn aud sprinstime.
Madison rheatsr
A. the Madison theatcr tonight a
new vaudeville company viii nab 3
iis fifHs appearance The featuurE
for this week are The ~ Hiewllln.
rolling globe equllibfistH Lara
Anhby Camille fefsonl. the paiafna
uifl Nackey 4 crois. sketch artists.
and itahan a Enrol, comedians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09
CRIB HOUSES ARE
OPEN ON THE "Q.T."
POLICE WINK AT EVASION OF CHIEF suLLIvANs
CLOSEUP oRDER-BuT THREE RESORTS. IN
CLUBBING THE NOT oRIous MIDWAY. ARE
REALLY DARK.

stairs, aud say nothing. Perhaps
they are getting evidence,
The city no longer collects fines
from these wamen iiy fictien of Law
there Ia no tenderloin Nobody on the
outside can affirm that the women
carry on their trade under system
Of police blaekmat The grand Jury
might ascertain the truth by eailins
IA the wemcn a. witnesses The one
certain fact II that the cloaius 81 the
tenderloin IL a humhus Nearly all
the houses are atm running son the
quiet" and upon terua known only
10 themselves and the police DEPART
mpnt
These are facts that members Of
the grand jury can ohtain for theme
selves by visit Go the new tender
loln Representatives Of the star
found these conditions 10 exist on
making a stunning tour Saturday
night and werv informed that some
% the houses had A. many inmates
A. ever.
The IIttle Paris house, at the cors
ncr Of Fifth avenue south and Jack
son street ta Withoutout inmates, so
also IL the Aiahn house, = little dts
tanee south. These with the Midway
are the oniy exceptions to the
quietly open plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09
REV MACK SCOTT'S GIRL
VICTIM CALLED BY DEATH
Fousrresys solp MARY ANN HALL DIES eRIrrEN-
DEN nome. AFTER HGR cHtLo-FoRoAvE
HER eEraAvEa WHOM prs AWAITS

1 don't want anyone else 10 have my
baby Finally hrf father promised
her that her wish should be efatifiet.
Her greatest fear Was that hef fam
iiy would force her 20 give the child
away
me baby II a muiattn and bright
and healthy. A. IL Hall MARY :
father. Intends 60 place u In ncfne
good hosuc with which even the little
mother would b. satisfied
Srots has been convicted of rape
under the statute. but has not yet
been sentenced he vas MarYs pas
tor and Sunday school tsaehcg and
used 70 visit the little horne. where
the eirl sept house for her father
and brothers. n~afiy every day.
when Hall would epme hafse and
find him theF~, the minister would
rub his hands ard ehuehie. - HAN
says. Well. here T.. nrother Han.
locking after Nnur little family fuf
ypu while you's away
scutt told Mary that he WAS a
'-mAr Of God and that everything
he did was ftxht n fact. b said.
~ Informed her that she might sur
Ter severely IN the next wufta y she
refused to aerede 20 bis wishes In
this ore.
scnttsa wife refuses 70 hsliexe that
ne h guilty ant visits him IN tsii
nearly every daH Hu IA 10 be SEN
t~nced next Saturday.
FUNERAL services for NsrY Han
we're held this aftsruuon Al O'Clock
feom the nonney. Watson chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09
BASEBALL
war CERTAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. March 81
Ground was BROKEN today Zoe the
new baseball park u the Northwest
Baseball league.
There n now little prospect % a
refficsnent Of the fght between the
rival leagues. The Eastern baseball
naxnates who ara hers say the mat
Ter has gone too far for ssttsemeilf
and that baseball var on the coast
iu inevitable.
The Portland team 81 the Pacific
Coast league played = practice game
IN San Jose yesterday and was de-
feafed BY score Of 20 l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09
WHERE IS WILLIE
CARkE, RUNAWAY2

August Clarke. % benson. MINI.
has written a letter 20 sheriff cufi
hec In which he entreafE that official
- take lock around town % find
Willie Clarke. who ran away from
home five years ago. The writer.
who II the father Of the long lost
Willie. states that he believes hts
son "a keeping store" IN Seattle.
and probably has changed his name
According To tntyps enclosed
Willie" doesn't look hs meek a. his
name sounds. The prodisai l. por-
Hts right hand Ia on a sixaahooter.
In hia belt. and he ls picturerqusly
N not elegantly clad IN WOODEN
shirt and buckEkin trousers.
Mr.. cudihes has Instructed his dep
utiea TO take a look around for
Wfllie.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09
GNNNE
MRNH

rire entirely nutted the upper
story OF The opal salaon buQdtng a.
40 t'ihr street early this nauiinH
The damage II estimated vt tl.blu.
Mystery surround the origin II the
uihns so Tar as ~ knaWn there was
40 one in the rooHa that were
burned before the blaze was Dis
covered the whole upper part u the
building was mass af fiamcHi Tho
fire apparatus with few well al
rsct.d streams put utit the blaze.
The alarm came la at $50 O'Clock
fhis morning Aftcf run through
the rain the fifemtu arrived Al the
saloon, which was then apparently
almost destroyed. FLAMES were iF1u
lna from the windows IA the upper
saory and the roof was also burning
The building is a twasHtorY wooden
structure and very old. The wood
suH dry and burned like tiudsf The
ippef story IL fitted up au o lodging
usuHe. but u happened last night
Dat there was no one occupying the
rooms
A.rhs building was owned by the Ne
attie brewing and Mailing Company
md was insured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-09
STABBiNC AFFRAY
ON SHIP B0ARD

A cutting ARRAY between two Of
the crew q the British ship Eva
Montgomery resulted Yesterday from
a quarrel Of several months stand
fng. p. q. Gibson. the colored cook.
siaahed Emil Lawson with a knife
and was subsequently, arrested by
patrolmen LOCKER and Newman The
row occurred on the vessel.
The wounded man waa also sent 10
the police station. where his wounds
were dressed. lie II held as n wit
n-ss against the coidred man.