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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
H.HOODOO"
WAS OFF


Il 90 not love you. KIN Huien. nos
can I gay Why fhia only / can aay
/ do not love yoa. Father Tom
Kelly.
nernie Mckay pitched another
good ball same az Athletic PARK yess
teriay afternoon and won from the
lutte sluEEeFs hs a score Of 70 &.
Tufn Kelly. another pouthrAN
pitcher. faced th. Seattle batssnan.
but tho "hoodoo vas of and every
body had hla eye on the ball, Tired
way slapped cot a couple % clean
euss. both % which were good for
runs
To-Day Ia ladies' DAY at Athletic
park
aooye b. lnniaEa.
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BODY EXHUMED

ELYRIA. O., May 1.-THE body Of
Agatha Tfsichiln was exhumsd this
morning and N being examined 20
ascertain whether death was due 20
choking OF crushing tie head.
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TRAM WRECK

WASHINGTON. COURTHOUSE,
o., May 1.-THE baltimore q Ohio
passenger train was wrecked near
blooming burR, this forenoon. The
rails spread and the engine left the
track Both the engineer and fire
men we're killed. The mail car was
overturned, but no passengers were
killed. although some were slightly
injured.
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Reduced Rates Eas,

via the Northern Pacific. During
the months % June July and Angus
there Nfii be several excursions q
the East call a -. T.. city Office
Seattle. for particulars or write q
T. A. Nadsap. Gsni Agent. Seattle.
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..oAAnla NAV MAaTeR

-. -" Nlcois1n. present
'ape Nefinsr lest htsam-
ship ooinpsny's City Of Seattle,
be transferred 20 the excursion
steamer Spokane IN a few days The
Spokane may he selected TO carry
the presidential party around the
aound
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ENJor IiFS
or ,.us e-n IN . leo.n,y sss,. ,e sY sss.
soed surrounainxs and IN. assurance
~ n@Alrs fssensF - snpf Investment
That pisss ,. Rainier Beach, on n. R.s-
strta- tAss Washinstnn. Hundred. of
fssniliss are nestns IN an5 tsiiains
homes. iarEs .swmlii handy pisnty. u
III q, ~ ,rs 80 40 :, e.. .s.:
p nenth Hesz-s fain also. I.sesiion
10 hirh and healthy eshins. eeatinE.
plenty wr-pd ard water nice nsishbass
.sd ses &c. sv.ryss. wss iisss :;
Rainier Beach is happy. Talks ears
washInssen street. Tar. 20 riass for sas
daliar see Mr., Weed agsnt, At effaos
al RRsalsr Beach. q G. X. stsFssssat.
e~nsr. $50 bcstea Hloeh
Trtr HIST SNAPS AROUND SEATTLE
1850 ~ acres Of excellent land. 5 Ma
bottom. 1 acrs cleared. Asaero Htfawber-
rtes e-rcum eotsaEe barn. chicken house
and nerss go l hsas sng sh i'.'.,;, al
vsr, easy cleared and has me sprine wa
ter In q very healthy incauon with good
nsishhorhood and an easy drive to the
ssTsl Rive acres 81 No l acii near the
sisetrie car. nne spFiue creek, Seod neigh
hors snd school. and onb 80 minutes
nae 70 ADAMS NICHOLS.
tii Washington hlds.
g ooo-aO acres q fine VALLEY isnt near
IOWA 70 acres under pillow. House.
barn and chicken hosirs. small eeafinf
orchard -.
ssrss cleared. % serss slashsd. House,
~ saiz, ara ap. Aere tracts at Column
tiA close 70 ssheel am street car
ErETTHNuuES- ARNEisG.
Roou = naxweli block.
n, X. cor ist ana Columbia.
q ueoN ratsase sa tssh avenue. blocks
from Madison street. this cottage Il new
and m"icrn and IN an siesant iooation,
e. 800
O. faom new modern cottage on Queen Anne
g-re"m modern house. so,iao lot; elsssu,
view only 81 Ire
cHFAp lots At SIS IN At Hiiman city.
only ~ minutes ride on old Hsnten var
down ~ monthly. come today, Large
warm office GA steunds
VIZ can locate you On the hsst homestead
lands in Washington. We have some
aood farms Ter sale. Can on =. II,
casey 500 faeine block Seattle. :
RARB bargain -bsfoum cottage FOR $500,
lees than you can bnild AZ new. neat,
uomfortnhle zee this today
TAYLpN-fonk CO. tiR Arcade.
Jswefry
eIItflAfNs IN watches, diamonds, ieweiry.
UNCLE JOE LOAN oFFicn. biT 81 ave.
Junk
IL YOU want correct weishts III prompt
returns deal with the Chicago Junk Co.
1900 Wsnterni Main eff.
Millinery
hflts HANRoNe Spring millinery at lowest
prices, Corner Fourth and Pi0
MADAME A. p SMITH. m HinckioY
oeullsts ard Aurists O.
tbn, .. A. MACkfNNoN 900 ao4 arcade
huiidns.
pR. FONDA NADEAu- Rye. ear, noss and
| throat sdi nufte building
pn KInBh Bailey Building.
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FANS FROM OLYMPIA

Three hundred enthusiastic fans
o. Olympia will attend the Seattle
Butte baseball game Ia this city.
aundsy They have chartered the
steamer Maitnomah for the occa-
zion
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Madison Park Pavilion
The Nerse Club Norwegian -eacl-
ety) VIII give their grand annual cell
ebration ball ~ this popular resort
next Saturday night. May rs, 1903. ~
II expected that about 1000 Norsemen
and their friends will attend this af-
fair. Arrangements have been made
with the Seattle Electric company 20
have cars running until 1880 A. m.
Tho pavilion is again under the man.
aRement Of w. ateffen. so
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MARRIAaI IlcTNara

Tha following marriage licenses
have been issued giuseppe Do
nate, ~, and i'epine Han Turasiefe,
20. both 81 asattN. 2, l. kayjipin-
shi. -, and sofia kinene. ~, both
OF Seattle.
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STANDING OF rss CLUBS
!. E !: [: r. 5 BIT / r

stoomosivee smith. ths ball
tosasr for Faras Wilson. received q
most severe drubbins Al Heefeatiou
bark. yesterday afternoon. n the
opening game between Sacramento
afaG seattle The visitors wen BY a
score af 10 Il q Michael Fisher.
the Sacramento captain, nas = vafs-
asf H. his crowd 81 ball players n
Truck EERn. this same EsEan be-
ing handy sith the stick. H~
knntked ths sphere clear outside &C
the para foF hoffie runs twice ysstsrs
daY
The seoFs BY innings foiiows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
! LITTLE HAPPENINGS

SUIT of Mrx Eliza Dodds 90 recov-
or ISIS Norn Attorney Thomas Greg.
son was on trial before Judge Bell
yesterday. She claims Gregson mis-
appropriated the money. Greeson
claims II for professional services.
Mrs. Sarah Lord committed 90 In
zane asylum BY Judge Taliuan. Rhe
thought she invented the Edison
uhon0graph.
Dr. w. Pattlson viii deliver a lee
fure on Common Sense at KIDD =
hall, Green Lake. Saturday evening
The public il invited 10 attend.
Court house employees have organ
iEed bali team with Percy Callahan
as manager.
Frank slaKei. who roomed at y. J.
Hbine's houses. charged with assault
BY latter. who claims that siaEel bit
his finger and threw Ratchet at him.
Rev ". A. Matthews, d. d., viii
lecture Friday afternoon. in the
auditorium Of the First Presb yterian
church. a; $50 .. m. 20 women only.
on Uses and Abuses Of Your Par
Tors and Dining Rooms"
Under Sheriff c0rcoran ia very ~
with pneumonia at Providence hos
pitai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

"A. LAW renee
soss ss~eaa avenue. ssru.- Marcia
Classified Ads
- Wanted
YOUNG man with steady employment
s.snI .sosn mate o. t~F meath each.
WANTED Partner. established prinlins
business. Young man pfefetTed Typo.
care u star offioe,
--------. ---~-s ----------------------
For Rent
ROOM Tor rsni. % rsr isonth' 81 Nal.
cen street.
LARGE ffest nom With sleovs. furnished
complete Tor hooHetsepins. aie Column
We,
FURNIHftEsu ruotns, aiso suite OF house
AssrlHs reaais. 81 Madison.
cuEAr haehslurs quarters. enquire siTs.
nealeen.
NEW .-reem nat, only 81 per month. In
pr Of 1920 finh ave.
NEW bouass on Rainier avenue. ti2 10 $50
per tnonth sidewalks, water. close 60
etofs. sehaal Hnd churches. high. dry ard
hsailhy. ~ minutes on Washington street
car line. parties renting 81 ne can be
come owners u property within two
years by makinE small cash payments
down. Downing leighton. 2ig bailey
building.
J HbtiaaIS nHpiN0 AND FtinNiaitIcp
HtijMf
eIiirndid housekeeping and furnished rooms
- new and near.in buii1ink me view.
change phones James 2a2e. ind zzTa.
a=-aza-=s==a---aa
FtsB RENT Good ret Of rooms. toilet.
| water. yard. etc, on car line. 10 minutes
from Second ave. rent $40. 2sOt Jack.
son street.
1919 FOURTH. broom nat, bath, sas aud
electric liHht Apply 1920 Fourth
engineers and Contractors
fuOFf BOUND EftfBak s bHHDGiku
| CO. Scandinavian American Rank Build.
ine railway and h'ahveY hridHss and VI.
drsdsias ana hsrecr impruvemsntsi pills
| driving.
Funerei Directors
hUrfLftWoH1H d SONS EnbaimsrA
it7a-isS Third: Tel. Pike 40.
49, House Numbers
HNAMtf. aluminium. niooioid. Mssian
40 Yesier.
Insurance
JAMES RorIIwEI.L. Loans insvs.
nnee and Rents. Boston hloclsp
Mechanical Engineers
D. l. MAfIAsTER-so Pion..r.
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PLANS or MILITIA

the sI-tss5 g. ss.ssssss.s. a. ssss.s - "a
attic, under the command OF Maj
Case, win 90 20 Olympia May az, on
the steamer Capital city. to meet
President Roosevelt on his arrival
there.
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Ole BON MARCHE
Eerahan &C. THE BIG STORE
1919 1855 Second Avenue and rIs-l25 Pike Street


speeisi Notice
T4lE fu0TvssHsrH oAfi.KRY - xii
fffsf Avaass kss ehansst ssn1s sna 10
- shs ssss nasEiHx fias fun eabtnef
fstsses 10 81 10 dessn, also SONG
ess#fns arsa snlassifs ~ ip~sss prfnss
opsa rsaA.gs = y. peorses
wn NTuur al klnas q rasas Tssasnl.aafi
taafaitsfs o.. La. itz7-itS let ~.
Society Notices
/ An shs srsai Ne Size IN yoaf hosns wItk
Fnf sct-sns Haeatsll. tbs Csfpsntsf, sGh
haassun. i1sessss Main NE. 1851
AaSE ne i'sistsf. zis spgsnE -. .et "a
ksa - risonss sansss bissA sss.z. iss.
Fer Rsnt--Furnished Reorns
wANrEn- Tkrss o. bar nss.i, farnlsfss
hoasssssrtes tcutAs IN private ressesnns
srsnrea ssshanked l. star fuhs 90
SUNNI furnished Ft.sn. iars. ssa small.
al soassnlsarss. hsAutifui isoatian4 Ala
csliuintis strszt
.t,ts..s:s;;1t Fzzza Az t.-zl- iss- a4s
ess Aysas~ nseF rtzs
MGR furnishsa ralns. suitable "a to.
hath sna psens. ieio Second ave
GRAND PACIFIC HcTEIs iiis F.rst eve.
ace hoas- n-sif furnished, ali nss-aefn.
SMALL suite. furnished oenpless Zoe heaa.
assEins sas % cal rage. lovely iufa-
ten, close IN ssH bath. fhesss. Hsd
XII. sit kpfips ssr~sl
nASpsoMr furnished roemsi Tis spsiur.
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Tho Seattle
EI0cfric Co.
o0y fiat AS~~ss~
SPLENDID FARMS


TWENTY FIVE ACRES within .
mile and half u Kent. on the main
county road. all cleared. good or
chard. nrrt-clasr broom house
good harm. = head Of stock. horse.
wagon. etc: 100 chickens incuhat-
or and bfooder. u In all In crops
and aitoEether one Of The prettiest
and best places In the vicinity %
Kent and you can have u for t1sco.
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES
--1s acres cleared sood e-room
house. barns. good large orch
ard. splendid water. IL head Of
stock. ) horses. Z wagons, fnc
creamery separator, farming i'm
piements Of an kinds. cedar tim
Der enough on the place 20 pay Tor
a.. you can have this place for
$500. on terms 20 suit you.
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Help Msrted-MsIs
wkSffsft@fesns Kif % hsiE hiils n
hrassHafk ara ieeA alter szasA ghiia
rs EHfns
WANTED Gsrsf rnKr To- offtrs @ofk re.
f~fsHere STEADY sofk foung kwras
igefefEsaz ibti tessnth sseaass
WaSTEn~Farnily. vita boz and sifls 4
Bef& ~ Npaifr fniiia Nifki an1. ArEly
al nsiii - iiff Firss sxsnas-
personals
MfNA&R Er-4f srihfir ana rheur1nsi<
eradication vfii cure a. tsass ~ pef cent.
~ All ttsze whn ars saFsfsnE frusH
FsearaintAl Hetattoe. ifiaanusAt4fy, ~ fac;
AL fafnse u rheumatism. = destroys ths
acid N tke hlaci ozas lsaffis. and xef7
oftSn atse third Of a h-ltfis. srerts a pr
tnansnt csf9 q h pleasant 70 tske-asif
II dFaEs IN q uin@xis2s - water thre<
fffpeE cav a Dos his WaFk. and does
. qnsak q ussausY fxfasaiet price ~ CA
~ mail n eaf 81 TIRE gstr Asn a. noeth
utftaasttA n n WinanA az New gosk
hiazk Seattle. NaaA.
~eIAt fzHas a. Mas hall tAtcf.h.
ErHHar Ffxff
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Steamer City Of Pueblo sailed at
3 O'Clock this morning for San Fran
cisco with $50 passengers and a
large quantity Of freight.
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Business chsaes.

7HIVf s,Slr 4 $50 ss,. ssa9
ass two stnsie kfEesz l2a8 zsass< -
sale cheap. retaE out - tskslne H1n
n rrar. x17N f1rrf assnuA
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Court house employees have organ
iEed bali team with Percy Callahan
as manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

For Ssie-lioosss ara ks6
y H6fsK6-s s and : rscsns EU
valley iciuinx c1nitoi Hiil q - NJ
r. Ncintyrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

CHICAGO. May wheat. 72i-s
20 IL "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

sSfHft~fasne Kitt - hsir iliils IN
irassH "a sn1 lsah alter saNA shiia.
rs EFflns
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Under Sheriff corooran IA very 81
with pneumonia at Providence hos
pitai
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Fer ssis-Hesi Estate
fxvf REM.

.NnsonI' lgfnisksa ,oam,l Tis srelar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
COLDEST DAY CT WINTER
HARBOR IN DIZZINESS.
Drop of Ttcenty-sir Degrees-Zero
Mark To-day.

Lulled into fancied security By the compars-
tive warmth OF Christmas Day and a BIT in
ciined to scof at the weather forecaster's warn
ing Of an impending cold wave for many times
cold waves predicted have melted into tenn
perate degrees before reaching these shores
New-Yorkers yesterday were caught mapping By
the coIdest day Of the season. a day in which
there was drop In the temperature Of "A de-
grees between / a. n. and 8 D. m and in which
the cold was made more bitter by a hurricane
that blew sixty miles hour in harbOr and
street The thermometer registered only de-
grees above zero at o p. m. and the weather
man. serene with the sense Of prophecy fulfilled.
smiled and smiled. even as the villain does. and
with that sympathy which the justified prophet
has for sneerers caught in their own net. cheer
fully promised zero OF lower frigidity for to-day
Malevolently he added that the hurricane would
diminish to a gale The figures showing the
steady fall OF the mercury which began at
a. m. up TO p. m are contained in the follow
ing table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
MANY KILLED IN WRECK
Ten Dead and Thirty-one Hurt Near
Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec 26.-An eastoound
and a westbound passenger train on the Pere
Marquette Railroad met this evening in a head
on collision six miles east Of this city Ten per-
sons are dead and thirty-one persons were in
jured of whom several will die. The railroad
officials hurried relief train. carrying as many
physicians as could be obtained. to the scene
All the ambulances in the city and the hospitals
have been told TO have all their forces ready.
The two trains were running at full speed. and
the engines were reduced to tangled bits OF
wreckage- The first cars were also demolished
and the entire trains left the tracks except the
last coach on each, so great was the force Of
the collision.
The eastbound train was due to leave here at
$40 o'clock for Detroit and was a little late.
The westbound train was due from Detroit at
5:15 o'clock. 1t was also late. The wreck is said
be due to a misunderstanding OF orders. The
eastbound train crowded with passengers
when II left here. 1t carried scores OF Christ
mas visitors, returning 10 their homes along the
Pere Marquette line, after spending the holiday
here. The train was much heavier than usual.
on account Of this extra rush It Is reported that
the incoming train was also heavily loaded II.
too, bore a holiday crowd, we'll the regu-
lar Saturday rush OF passengers.
Among the injured was Harry Marcus. presi-
dent Of Z. II. Marcus & Co. OF New-YOrk- His
left leg fractured and he was injured about
the shoulder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
MANUFACTURER COMMITS SUICIDE.
W. 0. Brewster, of BOlger & Brewster, Kills
Himself in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Dec CIV. o. Brewster. mem
ber, OF the firm Of BoIger & Brewster, underwear
manufacturers CT New-York. committed suicide
at a hotel here to-day by hanging himself He
had been here several days looking after the in
terests Of the firm For the last two days he
had been suffering from nervousness, which, it
is believed. caused temporary insanity.
westheld. n J., Dec. 26.-WiIliam o. Brew
ster who committed suicide in Cincinnati to-
day was a member of the firm OF Bulger &
Brewster. commission merchants, OF Nos. 256
and 25S Church-st New-York- He did not live
here. but frequently visited his nephew, ". r.
Elliott, OF No. 3T4 Dudley-ave-
M Elliott said tonight that his uncle, who
lived in New-York went 10 Cincinnati three
days ago on a business trip His partner, Mr.
Bulger has been i'll for two months. and the en-
tire business was conducted by Mr.. Brewster
The latter had been treated for insomnia for
some time. Mr Elliott said there was no reason
for mis- act He was fairly well off, and there
was no business trouble Of any kind. When he
left for the West ne looked upon the trip as a
holiday and said he expected to have pleasant
time.
Mr. Brewster was sixty years old. He has
three brothers two Of whom live in Newburg
N Y and the third, R L Brewster. in New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
TO SAVE S40,00O,OO0.
One of the GOuernor's Recommends
tions-Erpects a Long Session.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNE.I

Albany. Dec. 26.-The most important single
recommendation OF Governor OdeIIs message
viii be one saving S400OOOOO to the State.
In discussing the fallacy Of all prophecies OF a
brief session and little work the Governor to-
day suggested this fact as indication of the
Importance Of the approaching session, which
he said frankly he believed would be both long
and OF unusual significance. The Governor said:
All this talk about short session is absurd.
II is the talk OF those who know nothing about
IL Now I in position 10 know something
OF the situation. and I regard the approaching
session as likely TO be Of the most important
in recent years-one that may make history.
The impression that II Will be brief because it
is a Presidential year is a mistaken one. An
affair to lie considered will save S40O00O00 and
that is quite an item For Presidential year 7
should Ike 10 short session, but the fact
is the State has grown too large to expect 10
do all its legislative business in a short time.
Charles H Murray president of the NewYork
County Committee. spent an hour with the Gov
ernor this morning They discussed the local
situation and Mr. Murray returned to New
York at . o'clock He declined TO discuss the
nature OF his visit
E H Healy leader Of the XXXVth Assembly
District also the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
GAME TO ROAM At WILL.
DR.. Webb WiH Hare the Fence
around His Preserve RemOUed.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J


Utica n Y Dec. 26.-Dr. ". Seward Webb
who owns an extensive park at Nehasane. in the
Adirondacks, has decided TO take down the IA
nous wire fence which surrounds eight thousand
acres Of his forest. and confines hundreds OF
head Of the choicest game animals. The deci-
sion was in no wise influenced by the opposition
to extensive estates and parks in Northern New
York and the Adirondack Mountains.
The great fence which Of q height and
strength to restrain moose. elk deer and wild
boars was a difficult thing to maintain, and
game wardens were compelled to patrol it
throughout the day. From time to time moose
have escaped and IN the last few months much
Of the fence was destroyed by falling trees
which had been ruined in the forest fires. The
vegetation in a very considerable portion Of the
inclosure was ruined by the flames, and game
found il difficult to get enough 70 eat. Exten-
sive numbering operations are also carried on in
the park az this time, and all trees touched by
the fsI-es viii be marketed.
TTnder TIE circumstances Dr. Webb concluded
10 release the herds Of elk moose deer. etc, in
the collection OF which he has expended fort
une.
Several families of beaver VIII now be free to
roam the vilds. Many miles Of water routes
viii be opened through the destruction OF the
wire fence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
MISS BENNETT ALLOWED TO LAND.
Will Attend To-day Funeral of Fiance
Killed in Wreck

Miss Lillian Bennett. looking wan and tired. was
taken to Ellis Island yesterday. She was to have
met her betrothed. Ambrose Good and to have
beeu married TO him the arrival Of the Cedric
On Friday. At Quarantine she learned OF his death
IN the Duquesne flyer wreck
Because OF her sad story and through the infu-
ence OF several people who mad interested them
selves in her behalf she did not have TO mngle
with the other immigrants when they were lined
up along the pens be registered and examined.
She was rushed through the registration bureau
and after being examined in private was allowed
TO land. George Good the brother Of her dead
hance at Ellis Island 10 meet her. With the
reporters who had been working 10 obtain her re-
lea Sc he brought her to New-YoTk Later they
went to MckeesporI.
II was thought first that Miss Bennett would
be deporttd. she was absolutely without funds.
hut when George Good said that his family would
assume the Of her the immigration officials
thought they would no risk in allowing her
land.
Ambrose Good is to he buried this afternoon Miss
Rennett Intends TO return to England. but has
made no plans for the present There was re-
port that a Philadelphia man had onered her a
home but the story is without foundatlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
al DRE4N," SAYS TIN. "
Enforce the Lac to Suit." Al He
Wants Of Mc4dOO.

Congressman Timothy d. sullivan said yesterday
that q was AL mistake about his breaking with
&aycr-elect Mcclellan and Charles F. Murphy over
Tie appointment Or william McAdoo as Police Com
missioner.
IT sounds like dream caused by eating too
nuch plum pudding with brandy sauce" said
'-Ilal" last night. There IS no trouble between
Ar Murphy and me. ] IN line for the best
administration ttlat Tammany can give the people.
Any report that states otherwise is as unfounded
Ss the report Ihat stated that / MADE threats in
opposing Mcadoo f0r Police Commissioner Il Is
rue that suggested E1au for the place but II IS
tot true tst there has been any trouble about the
ts-isr- am ia 1agOE Of Commissioner who Will
ti1ssntly and strictly enforce the law 20 suit the
f@i--Is conditions eEIs1ug IN cosmopolitan city"
1z'or CAaHler Tine Congressman lutiniated that
'lt story tnat be- was working for the retention
q 'o1a1aissloHe- Woodbury. was foolish
Patrick r. Keahou Is 80 certain Of getting DR.
Nolc5uTys place IN the Street Cleaning Depart
net that bis friends are getting up dinner In
- honor 10 5e he'd a. the Palace Hotel. Christie
s-e and West SITS, Wednesday night. The
~SNsls are 10 cost 80 apiece
~iAfes H. Knox chairman OF the law con uittee
-AiAinany Hall SAID last night that he was
- ~ tne state lor president Of the civil Service
~ EaFe not been seriously considered for the
f. direction. 1 would nor take the place Your
yor -si@ p-lt you % 90 q great deal Tor them and
- el o. anything AZ al"
49, shfloE's statement makes ii plain sailing for
IN - poe4- assistant secretary Of the board
ETooti.r Was once assistant postmaster Of
cors-tl crI.-atl AcAdo0. THE newly appointed Police
fe r~es -.iari- -Ll-ie. EesteFGag went "a FakaHOod
'-e EaDbath. He said that he would not