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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

Probate Court-Justice Wright--In re
Emma w. Murphy; order 70 incumber
Estate of Roland c. Parker; viii ad-
mitted TO probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Washington Loan
and Trust Company. Attorney. John d.
Larner.
Estate of John p. HeadIey; letters of
administration granted 10 Emmett NJ.
Carter: bond, $500. Attorney. j. J..
Darlington.
pointing Jeannett Gibbons guardian;
bond, $500. Attorney. A NJ Legg.
In re Rochfort Trainer ct al; petition
to increase bond filed. Attorney, A. NJ
Estate of william H. Garland; will
dated September II, 1903. filed.
Estate of John Shannon; petition for
probate OF viii filed. Attorney. Charles
Estate Of Sophia L. Stevens; will ad-
mitted TO probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Mary c. Smith !;
bond $500. Attorney, j. J. Brosnan.
Estate of Roxey Chairman; will dated
December II, 1903. fled.
Estate OF CIifford Perrin: order OF sale.
Attorneys r. Ross Perry & Son.
Estate OF William II. Griffin: supple
mental petition filed. Attorneys, Hume
-& Bentley.
Estate Of Annie f. Northcutt: order
requiring administrator to furnish
counter security. Attorneys. Blair &
Thorn
Equity Court. No. 1-Justice Anderson
Smith vs.. Smith; auditors report rati-
fed and trustees ordered to make dis
tribution. Nauck VS.. Nauck; absolute
divorce granted. Hitchcock VS.. Queen
ltwo cases.: order OF publication
-Srl1efswood VS. Smallwood: trustees au-
thorized to sell at private sale. Kieseck-
er vs.. Kiesecker; sale finally ratified and
reference to auditor. In re Reh vs..
Allen: rule to show cause returnable
December 81 Kendall VS.. Noble: sale
finally ratified and reference to auditor.
Wolf VS.. Department Investment Com
pany; reference 70 auditor.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Could
MOrizi VS.. Lanzuilli: time 20 file tran
script extended to December g. Fair
fax VS.. Small; time TO file exceptions to
sale extended to January ID. 1904 Ofen-
stein VS.. Ofenstein; auditors report con-
firmed. Bradley VS.. McCulloch; au-
ditor's report confirmed and distribu-
tion ordered.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Barnard
Kaufman VS. Strider; motion to vacate
n IA granted. Ross VS.. Robbins; notice
10 press for trial continued TO January
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. So L Street northwest-AIargaret
j.. Griffin TO Mary p. Sarlott, lot s.,
square GO. $40.
Anacostia-Annie Dean to Sarah S.
No. 1856 corcoran Street northwest
Laura y. Wilson ct vir. Thomas j. 10
Mortimer DuPerow. lot 26 square POS
Montello-S. f. Snively to Real Estate
and Improvement Company, lots 225. pa,
"a. block 10; lots 22S. 230. 232 234, 236 23S,
24o. block II. s.. 4O5
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
yohn l. Warren et ux. 70 Ezra Gould.
lot go. block 4, SO
New Jersey Avenue northwest. be-
tween B and G Streets-George n. Bell
70 Hugh Phillips. lots 7S and "A,
Cambridge Place northwest. near Thir-
teth Street-Washington Loan and
Trust Company, trustee. ct al. TO Mary
T. Martin. lot 50. square 1882, SO.
Addition to Congress Heights-Henry
&. Longnecker ct TX 70 Bette L. Spald-
Ing. lots 3 and 4. block (. $40.
Eighth Street southeast. between G
ana Sreets-Simon Lyon ct al. trus-
tees. TO Giuseppe Giuliani. part OF orig
fnai lot IS square s0f. 81 900
Fourth and b Streets nOrtheast-Min-
ME j. Hunt 20 Isabel T. II. Weber, part
OF lots z, 8, 3, square SIS. $40.
Thirteenth Street northeast between
o and II Streets-Joseph II. Stewart ct
al, trustees. TO Ell w Henderson. part
Of lot u. square loZ7. $50; Eli w. Hen
derson et Tx. conveys same property 10
James II. and Mary A Porter, $40.
Street northeast. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth Streets-Denis J.
Sullivan TO Mary Sullivan. lot 154. square
1851. SO.
Reno-Robert Elliott ct TX. 10 Thomas
J. Giles, lots / TO g. IS to 26 block I. $40.
zlG Thirty-fifth Street northwest-John
=; Mace; part Of lot $50, square east OF
1885, 3. 800
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FuGITT VS.. FENToN.
} the Editor d ne Washington Times

To the Editor Of The Washington Times;
The following misleading notice ap-
peared in your issue OF the 18th instant
under the headlines. Court Record. %
and az il ha,t not been corrected. I take
the liberty ot calling II TO your atten-
ton. and ask that 1t be corrected. and
that the correction be given as great
publicity as the erroneous notice. viz:
"Fugitt We. Fenton: motion to quash
writ of replcvin overruled. and defend
ant to plead "a five days; motion TO vs.
cate Judgment and grant new trial
granted upon defendant paying all costs
of suit to date. including $50 docket fee
70 plaintiffs attorney in ten days"
This Is incorrect there is no such rec
ord. and IL has done prejudice to a num-
Der of gentlemen The true record is:
"Fugitt VS.. Fenton; motion 70 quash
writ of replevin overruled and defend
ant TO plead In five days
d. W CLASSIC.
Washington. Dec H.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

The probable action of the steel billet
pool, which is to meet in New York in
a day or two. is the subject of more or
less anxious discussion in the Street,
as 1t has been reporsed that there is
a possibility of the dissolution of this
pool. Such action would be followed
by a costly war of rates. 1t is proba-
BILE. however. that the pool will remain
in existence. and that II will reaffirm
the price of s23 ton for billets. es-
tablished by it about a month ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15
WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Proceedings for divorce were begun In
the Supreme Court of the District yes
terday by Matte Huysman1 against
Frederick Huysman, on statutory
grounds. They were married at An
napolis, Nd, In 1895. Edward S. Duvall
Is famed as counsel for the petitioner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

A quickening of the demand for
structural steel Is indicated by the
statement that the statistics of building
operations in score of cities of the
United States for November show an
increase of 1876 new buildings started,
as compared with the corresponding
month of 1902, an increase of $4.929, 65S in
the value of new construction. con-
siderable portion Of which will require
the use of steel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

The market is demonstrating much
stability upon the higher range of
prices. affording room to believe that
It would Withstand such bad news as
has been indicated, and would make a
strong advance upon any good news.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-washington Gas Certificates,
l0OCGl151h. 190Gl15ls, 2O0d1151z. l,0og
1I5ik. 7G0d115. 3GGdll5. .,
Union Trust and Storage, 1O11O6%-
Mergenthaler 10d175lz-
CraphophOne Common 1O0d3
After all-Washingtcn street Kali
way. As, 1.00o4T2 -
Washington Gas Certificates, l4VallS.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lReported by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. 1913
Street; Members New York Stock Ex-
change, Chicago Board of Trade, Wash
inston Stock EXCHANGED
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Especial to The Washington Times.)
CHICAGO. Dec 15.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain mar
ket today:
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
TIlIII 2 NONI0I,F
OpeninR

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-The following
prices were quoted on the New York cot
ton exchange today:
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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The impression has been recently that
London buying of late simply repre-
cented manipulation directed by specu-
lators here: but it is now admitted that
a great share of the London buying
in the last thirty days has been because
OF the desire Of London operators to
protect themselves against the maturity,
in January, of a large quantity of calls
for the delivery OF American stocks
which they sold two and three months
ago. In the case of the Erie stocks
additional reasons. doubtless, exist.
Unless all indications usually con-
sidersd Important in such matters are
now entirely without significance. the
amount Of outstanding contracts for the
short aceoJnt in United States Steel
and Pennsy. wanna issues is one of the
largest ever known in the history OF
Wall Street: and IT is not a little sur
prising, therefore, that not only are
those who have made these contracts
somewh.t5 FESTIVE lest they should
prove 10 be n source OF loss rather
than profit. but that other Spectators.
likewise. aware of the extent of these
commitments for the decline. should
take 10 heart very seriously the ques-
ton whether the general speculative
position thus created is not somewhat
perilous
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Market opened firm, 8 to points
er. Noon, very steady.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

OFFICE, COR. 9Th AND + SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
Loans in any amount made en- approved
real estate or collateral at reasonable
rates.
- Interest paid uL1n deposits on monthly
. balances subject 70 check
. This company acts az executor. adrnia-
. istrator, trustee, agent, treasurer, req
- uar, and N all other iduciary capacities
- Boxes for re1t in burglar and fire proof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage II va
- liable packages
JOHN JOY EDISON. PRECEDENT
JOHN A. SWOPE. President
ELLIS SPEAR. Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer
BRICE J. MOSES. Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. ....Real Estate Ofscer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared to assume the management OF your
real estate. Careful attention given TO ali de-
tails.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDA

Wash Gas Co., ser A, 6's loO2-25-- Jos
Wash Gas Co., ser B. 6's loOt-2H. ly3 -
L S. Eiec. Light, Deb Imp lo02- lO2x i5
IT, q Elec Light. Cert Indebt... l0z
Ches. & Pot. Tel. Com. g's....... lO4S N0S
Wash Market Co., lst- &C. 1902 l9s -
na.oi;lc nan a.. : - iI1x Il54
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
RAILROAD BONDS

CAPITAL Traction r. r. fs......- l05H lCI
Met r X. SIS, 1923 ..-.-....... 16h lJtf
Kst- Z y. Cert indebtedness A.. ll3 l05
Net r. R. Cert. indebtedness b. l0S 100
Columbia R. r bs, Io1l........ lis l1O
Columbia II. r. I'd mort S. l0st ~
wash Street Railway l'B........ AK tlh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Newspaper felsgIHsiss Asasffssiea
HAMBURG. anY = @tsreeiatl -
Nafi 8zsenbaeks the famous dealer
rs wHI aHimaia. says that interest
rs aaos has b,san sfeaifs ~ usarh
daffng the past fee years that fHa
supply ~ specimens h seldom saita
a. this tIeiaand lie predicts thar the
tfnltsI STATES VIII Ntan ~ ante O.
beast a. safna nua sardefs and "
added thag hla % years eNrrffeaos
,ss an ansmss dealer bad lanEhi tint
that itH f6see efrat nations pt'asFa=
siuE : uataFai tnitafn love fer uuis
mails and q aeaifs e. know ali abaut
ihem ara 8ha Americans. the kns
silsh ASA the ueruaatls.
Af Hasrnba ks nsiucieai wtid
animal aapnt - x itambaFs. AMI
austns fhs past srar 10 has shipaaa
FROM thsn place e toms. panfhsfs
and uErfs. Il different kinds uf
bear. s. eIaphaats q eausrls ant
ifesreizfies. lse fiesAHTs afl3 :
larne number 81 other animals sud
bi4ia uf Ihaar the EEFatrf nuiniaaf
Vas sent 10 America ftr eireuars aat
sassleKsesi safssets
IL trying ~ Keep ur Rah ihs %
nana Mr. HaarnbNAh employs a
stAu % - Earapean hantsfs ana
hs has five dapafs IN Asia, three ID
Africa. ane lu Auiefiea sua pea sfsl
sn Eufure. n addition u ms resa-
lar farns - hunters many natl as
500 > !. -. -, -
frriHausF % tfiEtf Rrflualitthfaaf Vic
che ha bits - animals Most ~ fhe
Hons aauss from &uhtas Ths uAitEes
knew exactly p hsn a AuufTe u
: bout - have ruhs. aud ahsa ihsy
are bern they 80 O. the dsn. al ~
mother aea carry skE sutss 60 esfHr
= hfts they are hFuaEhf un uH HesE
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old they are taken 10 TIE eesat OF
the hAeha ~ eaWsia and shipped e
HAsa bars t.lHHH afH aisa Hreafy
from SENEGAL and AegHhiHsa "A
adult Suhian lion Nill bring eAs9ea
uut tine other kinds are eaval.ef
Tigers bring from ass 20 Il aei
spice The more xaiuabis tlKefs
snttks fHpml siberia Natives eHpiuts
them b. HrnsaI with pitf~sia. foans
tigers wasn naguHed ~ tae hunters
40 AiHs ftst Euat asiik autai tha3
arrive az tha regular dfputa. ~ this
ia the approved fnea fer al ths
Young animals u is us eFsHry -
iha hunters - carry a herd 81 Fuais
elth them On their travels
A hahY hiFFspaiamus nili dFins
u piuta uf miik a HaN. ans to fhlus
aasfes Rua Hifaffs are also Ffse'
Consumers II mlia. These anifsia Z
aru xrfg HeHree auH hrn ef1lsfa uehilF
much nnrs costly than fas 8fhsra
8 hiptsal5sassuH cells fur from & ~
ta - 1Hd. and q Aifaffe WI hfihs
q -. Taezr an8 nearly al he
eslSsf Ain1la Of With animals Anna n
can fsr seaH ~ tha HambafK depot
4aselai osre mist - taken until
they are hnrltnaiaa. but lenE STACY
~ thaif habits has made NJ Hagen
back shle 70 susrs against ioss FROM
usaH1 ang Eat.sN.
fauka siraffes. habfas are very
fliafffrtH Net iunG ago nearly -
80 :. - -. = 49, sts,r.t;ss I. : - :.
German hast AffiEa and a pf fhTtn
driven lnio nHfTAi
- expert hsee Mf. HsEgnhae - :
nastssal8 sta tasanffsF that Re no longer
insufs~ animals = hen HlllpElaK fhsan.
A fhafauehif trained man - cent
Aliens 10 rars for and feed ihs AMI
malls ara frW - fhafn de on the
toufnHYs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
HIGHEST MOUNTAIN
NEVER EXPLORED

WARRINGTON. d. c.. May -
The highest mountain on the Affhr.
loan continent was not discovered
until about five years ago. II has
never been assembled II j. in Alaska
and IL called Ait Mckinley. Its
height IL 70. 700 feet. SO far as known
the only man who has ever set foot
on u A. Alfred n. Brooks. Eeologist
os the United states geological sur
ysy. Last summer he was n menu her
of an exploring party which camped
about seven miles from the base Of
the mountain. and he went out nj
climbed up b. tho snow hne. AFR
HFoules ~ anxious that the first as
cenaion Of the mountain be made by
an Anierlnn. and has figured out
saverai plgsE for a psftS aesafn4.- S.
attempt II. II ia estimated that tho
cost would be all the way from
81. zoe 90 sss, 500.
other high mountains on the con
tlnent are Mt. f.ognn, 10. 500 feet
Orizeba is. 20s feet ST EllAH. ls.t TOO
Popooatnpctl 1870. Foraker, 1909.
and pixies Peak. it.it5 feet school
children VIII do we'll 10 paste this
In their geographical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
NINE SET OF TWINS TO the CREDIT
OF ONE OF UNCLE SANS WARSHIPS

WARRINGTON. u. O.. MAY ~
TIE Old sssssisos AmpatiFit1 has the
ressorsf for twins. aaGnrsilnK -
story told 81 ona Of hsr fnru1eF on
GERS. who II nov Ia W~Hhinsian-
BE .ara that On a voyage - year
ar fwo aRo her commanding offiesrs
ao= a retired adnairai Of ss@ navy.
received sahie message Announcing
the arrival Of a pair Of iitae afrnn-
GERS AZ his home. lie vas cgnEfat.
glatsd and gently -kidt~d~ until. less
than . fortnight later anotheF nssss-
saks told q new tN,hA ~ the. dom
trtie % the executive ofFftey. The
rotncidenrs brnaght forth mveh hi
iArssy aa0ng the rcat u the 0fsi1"Fs
Tor awhile. and II had tuat about
been dropped a. q topic u c0avsfs.
alton when the good surgeon % the
ship siyly remarked that hs. too. - az
the proud F-ossessof % snoth@r PAR
~ ATOMS In the whirlpool o. NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

IRRIGATION WORK
WILL BEGIN SOON

WASHINGTON. n. e.. MAY S.
Especially ID IL gust about q year
since the national Irrigation law Was
passed aud not rhoyeifli - DIRT
has 80 hsau turned NOT vii any
beginnings be made on iris great
work bafafg fall Thai much is
stated on authority BY Director VOL
coat % the EsaiaEieal Hufs - and b.
chief Newell u TIE irrigation dapsrt-
mant
when the bcEinuiuKa are made,
they win ~ Al like'ihuod 10 N
AfiaanA. N tha salt River valley. In
that locality u slteated one ef the
i've projects which have received the
approval II the interior Department
SD declared afsas'af - T. prupossti
there 10 build huge dana some ssi
feet In height aerpss = natural gate
way leading 20 q brad basin 3
closed on Al sides by hills. snd b
atis for the storage - nlnfef {
gallons % water T-ha work Il sss
mated - cost about tRec 90. I'ns
govvfument now has more thae
Iio 90 co % the credit % its tFrtsa.
tian acoaunt
The aeIay IN heesnnins thass
works T. due chiefly 70 dinirtity IN
securing clear title 20 al the isus
which viii be insoixed. IN the pro-
Jet above mentioned Cor example.
many acres % lard VIII be sub
merged by the creation 81 the res
erVoir. tlsne IT this land was en-
ssred and taken up BY hoinssieadera
aud mineral and forest claimants.
ana the department has heen cnna-
PEELED 20 negotiate individually with
al persons having claims aud 70 ar
rive AZ some amlcabio terms ~ vet
fiement. II ls true that the eav-
arument hiss the power to condemn.
but the authorities feel that this
would be a long tedious proeeEs. and
that. IN the end the result will be
accomplished most expcditiouaiY and
economically by friendly neEotia
Eluu. The claims are all old ones.
antsdatina the time when u appear
ed likely that the government would
step In and make the improvements.
As coon a. the law was passed the
aalharfslga - ~ land ifffffsgE with
drew alt possible sites from entry,
IN order to head off speculative
claimants. Stll there are claimants
who are showing an unfrieudly and
obstinate spirit. and this VIII delay
most Of the projects a year or more
from the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
EXECUTIONER SICK OF HIS JOB
uaspsa rng A..lo pEsr RESIGNS RATHER THAN
I LONGER push wATAL BUTTON

sssasAsSe rafsfHgtss ksssstsstaa
coLrMHca ohle. Nay ss--ssfss-
etsi warsssa W. y D@sby oG ~
ohls peuitsntlarY has resigned BE-
5aass hs roaid no longer tolerate Ne
ii~a % patsing condemned men 20
death.
warisa Darby has always shfatf
fs,ssa his amty In ever eaHs where
hs has ben foeped - 10 u he has
hsaa tiurs unstruns than The Gun
aeniAed.
fss hAs fesn criticised because hs
baa not offansr visited caEdrtnnssi
fa~a Whas they awaited Death. bat
hs felt that ns sifupiy could not ze'
70 knaw ard BE- frisudiy with men
whose Ives he would have 70 take.
Il feel Hks : naW man. b. sat1.
after ~. resignation had sun4 ".
1t - Immense relief 70 me to knuN
that I shall never sg&in touch taa
button that sends a man % eternity
The sisrtrtsr1sian 81 man IL Dor.
rthsa thing People may talk at1ut
hpw thay ~ouid Do u without feet
iHs eounpanaf ban, bot I am net hutlt
tAaa aay little While nss =
laaked As IL theirs would be nine men
20 srseats. and The dread % !, save
me no rect DAP % night ] am gia6
vii never haYs % take another
life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
OLMS TEAD
EMPLOYED
TO MAKE PLANS FOR BEAU.
TiFyifss UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

John 9. oimstead. the isnascaps
gardener, who Il now mapping out a
park and baulss ard systeme Tor Sc
attic. f. nearing the completion OF
HE work 4 meeting will be held Ai
o'clock toinofTuu az the kuicker.
booker hotel with the members OF
the park board and Ar. oimstsad
present.. when the whole matter 81
parks and boulcvarda VIII be gone
over.
Mr. Olmatead. "a weii az the mem
bars 81 the park hoard. ia pleased
with the encnuf aEsnant he has re-
gslyed In the city, and thinks he win
- apfe ta rVrumfueud improvements
that will be within the citY'H means.
and a. the same time make a beau
tlfui parking and boulevard system,
Mr. UlmHtsad will remain In the
city some time after he has complct-
ed HIS work for the municipality. lie
has been Engaged by the eecutive
tpmmittee Of the board OF regents
~ tho state university 20 map out
improvements FOR the university
Rgrounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
CHICAGO MAN FOR
VICE-PRESIDEnT

WASHINGTON. n. c. May a.
Especial Thu name OF John Far
son Of chicago has been mentioned
aa a vice presidential possibility.
We T. being put forward with more
" less seriousness bF those who fs-
var the selection Of some man not 4
member OF the United states senate
for this place. Mr. Faracn IL tbs
typical business man. who has not
accupied any conspicuous figure "a
the political world. but has been
brought into some publicity ON ec-
count % his social qualities ana
financial euccess. Ne ls some sucn
timber aa Hobart Another nan
mentioned similarly " Myfan r.
uerfick ~ Cleveland, ohio. Poats
master Goaersi Payne 70 respofH b "
for the Hetrick talk. Senator pew
eridss has rueceedrsi. IN a meAAire.
~ aupprcfainx the boom which rsas
started for him. In 1905 II thingA 20
70 suit him. there VIII he a real
presidential boom for lioveridEe.
Meantime he u lying low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
NO PUBLICITY For
DIVORCES

IeiS.Es ~. .l..s.l = g., SS.,'
ffisFtsHn ffEw utFuFNH laws OF ftAAA"
arr at present simple and quaint. IL
Il proposed - Charles Duinnnt. one
- che younger Radical Socialists o.
me chamber - Deputies. 20 make
Them even more sinYN Aiiprs.s'''
eoeiingE in divorce cases. butfnu-
mont wishes no reports published at
al. He wauld have parties 20 the
zssis aa=raas their own business with
the Judge before "a restriet 81 audi
enea. and 30 record Of the case be
allowed b. remain beyond the fact
u the tud gfusnf- lie even fhinis
that lawyers are unnecessary. Aad
believes that abe applicants. after
satisfying themselves as 10 tho just
nsHs II their claims. should sKrse on
al such matters a. ailmony. - tfsat
ahnn Trey corne before the Judge
the case can BE- heard promptly And
decided N quiet manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
MOUNTAIN IS
RENT IN TWAIN
Awfd Force of the Eruption Of tie Volcano Santa
Maria IN Mexico

covered ~ ashes a. the depth Of 90
feet Commencing Al the level 81
the plain ON which oueaaltenNnEa
stands the volcano tore itself asuns
der. straight 60 the summit Mount
santa Marta simply rtppsd Itself
npen 90 the extent Of nearly 5000 feet
The action Of the Martinique Nois
oane. feiae, blowing or ~ head r.
but a small piees uf violence cem-
pared with tie work az Santa
Maria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
MUST OBEY
THE RULES
health OFFICER LUDLOW
WARNS QUARANTINE BREAK
ERs As TO coNsEoU ENcEs

city Health offoer Ludlow stated
that scarlet fever 10 and has been
for the past two months quite pre-
vaient IN the city. The spread Of
the disease he attributes to tbs small
regard Of citizens FOR the quarantins
regulations Of the health department
TIE matter has now reached such a
stage that n win be necessary for
him To institute criminal proceed
inEs against those violating the
rules lie Is now gathering evil
dence and Win nzaka complaints
against several offenders within the
neat few days.
Though tho disease has spread
widely he states that II In Of a very
mild character and in most cases
not az ali dangerous. This r. ere
of the reasons why the health reau-
lattonk have been disregsxded By
Some physicians even.
DR. Ludlow IL determined to stamp
out the disease and viii asa every
means IN his power 10 do 20.
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