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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-15

No TonehdoynsnHesto Thompson 4. Maddox,
ouchdowns---Hammond 10. Time Of halv usoln
twenty i've and eighteen minutes Score at end Of
n nts, nalf-M1ch1gan AZ, Ohio o. Final score
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-15

Near Seal Cluster Scarf made from two
large, fine skins finished with cluster 81
of fine tails, a $500 value, for. ......"x
Electric Seal Stole go inches long, 80
trimmed with tails, a 81 value, for. Il
Brown Marten Cluster Scarfs, made from
two large skins, finished with cluster of
s IS ,n Large s. ta fa; value s.. SO and S
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
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told that Mrs. Gravey has gone to town
TO spend the day" The little "at home"
cards are neat and very explicit:
VIII be at home
on the afternoons Of Wednesdays,
the fourth eleventh and eighteenth of August
al six hundred and four Sixteenth street
Oakland.
Naturally II is not at all At to use the
name of the young folks on the cards as
they are, of course. not yet married. But
when they are inclosed with the an
nouncements IL is entirely different, and
they should read:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry 6essionA
Wednesdays,
after August the fifth. six hundred ana four
Sixteenth street.
The hours and the days Of smart we'd
dings change as all other fashions do. but
almost any hour that pleases the bride
is permissible. although high noon" and
8 o'clock In the evening are the most ap-
proved hours for exceedingly 1T affairs
When noon is chosen the reception
which follows is designated breakfast
and cards are generally inclosed with the
invitations:
Ar. and Mrs. James Dudley Brown
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13


lack Of parents or guardians IL hardly
noticed.
Now and then double weddings are eele-
brated and when the brides are sisters
nothing could be prettier. Instead OF Is
suing two sets OF requests one is ample
and the two names are engraved on the
same card:
Mr.. and Mrs. Burbank Smith
request the honor OF
presence at the marriage Of their daughters.
Isabel
Mr.. Arthdr Francis Raynss
Janet
Mr. George Clarence Bandy.
on the evening OF Wednesday. the fourth Of Nay
at nine o'clock.
at st. Mary's Cathedral
When the brides brother invites their
mutual friends he may associate his
wife's name in describing the bride as
their sister, and a married sister includes
the name Of her husband. However.
when desired. distinct relationship may
be made in this manner:
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gray
request the honor OF
......--......
presence at the marriage OF
Mr. S GTay,s sister.
Such form simplihes matters and 10
quite the best to choose when the bride
a sister or a ward. Her surname IS al
ways given and all possible errors ara
avoided by this method
No matter how elaborate the prepare
lions may be, all invitations and an
nouncements are engraved uniformly. the
announcements being sent out the day
following the marriage:
Mr.. and Mrs Rolin Swasey
announce the marriage OF their daughtaR
Miriam
to
Mr. Frederick Edward Hammersmith
on Saturday. the second Of November
San Francisco.
California
The older form reads:
Mr.. Frederick Edward HammersmitA.
Miss Miriam Swaseys
On Saturday. the second OF November.
nineteen hundred and three,
San Francisco.
California
II Is a common mistake to include the
entire family IN one invitation Properly
speaking there should be one for Mr..
and Mrs" another for 1.-The Misses and
a separate one to the adult sons. IL
there chance to be three or more daugh-
tiers 1t Is far wiser to address one to the
eldest Then there IS no possible chance
of appearing cheap or OF having the In
VftationS give out
There Is but one other card that Is ever
used and that Is for reasons Of illness or
death IN the family. As a rule they are
not engraved but are printed from types
Owing illness the family
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark Hammersm3kh
are obliged to recall the invitations
for the wedding OF their daughter
on Tuesday, the twenty-hfth Of August.
San Francisco. California.
All invitations depend largely upon the
circumstances. For instance. II the we'd
ding Is to be at hotel or at hall
card Is enclosed indicating the address 70
which replies are to be sent:
r. D. ". p.
at seven hundred and eight Bush street.
IT is surprising when one orders we'd
{ ding stationery to how many cards
and the like are deemed necessary, but
as one Is. as a rule. married but once in
a lifetime they are all cheerfully ordered
and the lady fair leaves the shop with
new dignity. for is she not almost Mrs.
So and So?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
request the pieasur. of


company on Saturday. the FIRST OF May,
at eight o'clock.
at eight hundred Van Ness avenue.
Many times those who are hidden to the
ceremony are not invited to the recep-
ton, or II cards are issued for a recep-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

request the pleasure OF
company at breakfast on Friday. the FIRST Of
June. At twelve o'clock.
at nine hundred and three Eighth avenue.
When ceremonies take Place later In the
day the form changes a tribe:
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Swain
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

gather her friends about her. Her best
plan is:
Your presence IL requested
at the marriage OF
Miss Joan Bradley
TO
Mr.. Charles Albert Brown
Tuesday, the eighth OF August
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

" OFFENDER. the month Of chrys-
~ anthemums and brides. is here.
2 lwhen the young maids fancy turns
- lightly to thoughts OF wedding I'm
cry and wedding stationery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
raERg SEEMS TO OTHER WAY TO ACCOUNT FOR TIE
AuonIsAsLg DELAY IN STR ET IMPROVEMENTS

beoua immediately after written no
ticsse 70 Do shall have been given
20 the eontractor by the board OF
public works. and carried on regu-
lariy and uninterruptsdiy thereafter
funisna tha said beard shall othrr-
elas IN writing. specially airecu,
..lth such force "a 20 secure its sowt-
pissisn prtor 20 November 30. 1905
the tlna ~ the beginning. rate OF
progress ard time Of completion
h~inE sasentton conditions of said
contract
n tho work contained In Tits
contract IL completed before the
lime specified. the contractor shall
BE paid 81 for each day that the
work IL complete prior 20 the Nprci-
fied time Add II the contractor
shsn fail 20 conrplsts the work by
the tirss above specified. the sum of
$50 per day fer each and every day
thereafter unBfli such completion.
shall be deducted from the moneys
uagahts under said contract
IF az any time che city engineer
IL 81 the opinion that the work il
unnecessarily delayed. and VIII not
be finished within the prescribed
time. ~ shall notify the contractor.
In writing. TO that effect. ana n the
said contractor shall not. within five
days thereafter. take such measures
a~ wiIl. IN the Judgment Of said en-
wiu~~r, insure tho satisfactory CON-
uirfion Of the work. the board Of
I public works may then notify said
contractor 60 discontinue ALI work
under tho contract for their i'm
pruvement The board Of public
works may thcrsupon complete the
work and charge the expense OF all
labor and material necessary. 10
said contractor and the expense
80 charged shall be deducted
% such moneys az may then be due.
or may afterwards become due 10
said contractor by virtue of the con
| tract for this Improvement. and IN
case such expense IL lees than the
sum which would have been payable
under such contract IL the HaSa. had
been fulfilled by the said contractor
1 then said contractor shall be en-.
Titled 20 receive the difference. and
in case such expense IL greater the
said contractor shall pay TO the city
| lhhe amount Of such excess due
"ADd II the contractor shall ia any
manner fail 10 comply with any OF
I The stipulRtioas herein contained. or
/ with the requirements 81 the char
fer. the board Of public works shall
| have the right 60 nnuni and cancel
said contract. and to rsiet the work.
and such anuuifuent shall not entitle
/ laid contractor 90 any ciaim for
I damage on account thereof. nor shall
! i affect the right Of the city 60 re-
cover damages which may arise from
! Auth failure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
Claims the Cost of all Jury Trials
Fall Upon the State, Even if De-
PENDANTS are Found GuiiV----
Lawyers RidiCuIe the Point

and nothing more. l have not looked
UP the ease thoroughly. but will
have Il aFEaed as soon as the attof-
ucys FOR both sides lock up the
point"
II the costs 30 not follow the fine
the county will be deriving no rev
enue whatever from the slot-rss
chine men who have been arrested
for conducting their machines. The
juryman receive 81 per day for their
services besides 30 cents each for
mileage. For the six men this
amounts 10 g. a. Two witnesses be-
sides the deputy sheriff making the
arrest we're sworn In seach Of the
other eases. The fees % these Wit
uezes Amounted 90 $40. The total
costs. not including the regular court
costs. were ttfee In each Of the
cases. For the three q was 80 80
n the costs arc not pail the state
viii receive but SO and be out Of
pocket siAs0.
This IL Just what the slot machine
combine wants. The defendants
wish 10 make the prosecutions - sN-
penklys that they will be let alone.
Attorney Bul viii argue that all the
defendant has 90 pay In the eases 4
the fine and the state shall stand
the balance Of the costa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19

city IL constantly under fire. Shells
are falling and the surrender Of tho
city IL momeniarily expected"
The second IL ~ yesterdays date.
II says. a general attack was made
today on San Domingo. The Bal
fimofe landed marines 20 protect
American interests"
The state department II prepared
10 recognize the insurgents as de
facto government just az soon as
they come In possession Of San Do
mingo city. ard instruction 10 this
effect viii probably be sent 70 Con-
sui Powell ON further adyiees from
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
BEGIN
YOUNG
SMALL BOYS OF TWENTY.
NiarH AVENUE HOLD UP A
COMPANION

Mrs Elliott. who lIvrn az Twenty
ninth ayruus south and Weller street.
complained ~ the police yesterday tina,
her uttls son Johnnie T. held uu IL.
most sFrrY day ~ beYs IN The neigh
horhond ard made 10 pay over MIA,
small change he carries Willie uaF-
clay. who resides Al Ena Main street
she alleges. 10 the principal offender
Johnnie IL sent over the urlghharhoad
she says with bread % deliver. and
the bad boys take the bread away IN
true fcotpad style and refuse 80 Eiee
q back until the small change Johnnie
has II handed over. In case johnnie
has no money, the mother states. BE-
is beaten By the ether boys
Mrs. Elliott cRiled upon the police
for protection and Detective Lane In
ves,iEated. He reported the matter to
superintendent Gifnrd Of the Rainier
school and the truant officer will
watch for young Barclay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
BEARS
FRUIT

Asa result Of the numerous petitions
addressed TO the beard Of public works
by the indignant business men OF First
avenue south. protesting against the
disEraeefui condition Of that thorough
fare. II Is beginning to look as though
the street would he az least put In a
condition 30 that teams can travel on
one side Of the street without pulling
through continuous string Of mud
holes.
Contractor Mcclellan this morning
began 20 haul from two mills loads ~
plankr. which will he laid on the con-
crete without damage TO It.
Mr Mcclellan said this morning that
he had intended 20 have the east side
Of the street paved with brick by this
time bat had been unable 10 get the
brick A. he has no hopes Of setting
the brick from the Denny Clay com
pany. to whom he gave the contract
for furnishing Il last August. until the
beginning ~ the year. he has ronciud-
ID 20 cover the concrete with plank as
temporary means Of travel on the
east aide Of the street. while the west
side la being paved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
TCHELL.
BALKS

BOSTON. Nov. ~ The discussion
% socialist resolutions was resumed
at the American Federation % Labor
convention this morning, After sew.
erai spsechea by socialist leaders,
John Mitchell took the floor and de-
clared socialism 60 be the heart of
the trade union movement, lie add
edI I'm fnet OF any political party,
but" continuing. said. ! duny 70
any man the right t. tell me OF my
organization that We must affiliate
with any present political party, ana
will Antagonist any resolution
compelling iahorinE men 10 vote the
socialist tickri"
lie empheflcally denied the state
mentn made by socialist delegate in
previous speeches that RELIEF party
organised by them had done an
enormous amount OF Eund during
the miners strike. lie said he ap-
preclntad the support ard hnsiHt1 PC.
rendered by tho socialists. but thht
they had not organized the fNllri
party a. stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
DRIVEN
ASHORE
HURRICANE SWEEPS ALL Be.
FORE IT IN ALICIA GAY. IN
CAPE COLONY
Especial TO The Starr

PORT ELIZABETH Cape Colony.
Nov. n--DuTinx a recent hurfioans
which swept across this port ave YES
sells were driven on the brach and one
was dtsmanted. in Algca bay.
The vessels that were driven ashore
we're the British ship Arfsnmore ths
Brifinh lark County OF Pembroke. the
Italian bark San Antonio. the Norwc-
gian bark two Brothern and the Nor
wrgian bark wnYfArer.
The Russian bark Little was dis
snastcd ~ the same time.
The Norwegian bark chariona. ~
DAYS out from Bunbury 20 tho United
Kingdom. has been placed on the board
at 10 per cent The French bark pAri.
loo days cut from Belize for the Unit
ed Kingdom. has be~s raised 90 10 per
cont Tn. British bark F'ifeNhire. iol
days out from Manila. has been placed
at D per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19

Francis NJ Guye, one Of Seattls'r
oldest ploneerH, aud a man Of wealth.
and prominence. was arrested this
morning on a charRs " arson.
ON Oct a. the Ere department
distinguished a blaze tn a small
building on the alley between Sec
ond and Third avenues. near upi-
vefrity street Upon fnqestiguiion
ID was found that the fire Ead been
started by "a bottle Of coal Of which
had been thrown into the room from
outside Guye was near the bpuse
when the department arrived. and
was taken to police headquarterA.
Subsequently he WAS released.
The building IL owned BY CharieA
y. plimpton, chief deputy in the
county clerks office. Mr.. Guye -
Plimpton's stepfather. II n limited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
THE PANAMA CANAL TREATY
HAS BEEN AGREED UPON

Seas Will load coal AZ that port TO-,
California. ON her trip from Dutch
hafbnr Go Port Angeles, where Hhs
arrived Monday. the ship mndo an
exceptionally fast voyage. She len
Dutch harbor the same day rs the
United States revenue cutter Bear
and arrived al Port Angeles but one
day behind her.
The steam schooner Pasadena,
Captain HaamuuHan, bound from
Eureka 60 san Pedro. broke her
shaft while Off Point Comfort
She was sighted by the steamer
South bay just after the accident
occurred The South Bay hove 20
and offered assistance to the dta-
abled vessel which was refused. The
South Hay stood by. however, uhtl
the Pasadena had safely arrived IN
the hafboF OF Santa Barbara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19

while the work Of oomfastlnE the
PIKE street tewfade draEa along ana
the board Of public works and the
streets committee OF the ellf eoeh
ciI fails 10 carry otit 80 thfrst :.
take the goutrart away rom : .
Yficksan. il il becoming more and
more APPARENT that the tli4 assao,t
tias are either unwilling to DO ute
y ERIK. o. fear 20 da 80.
Ths latter condition seems thr
,,,fr. likely. a. h il understood thai
C4fv Furtnrer Thomson snd other
,eem4f,orm q the beard ~ pubic
,sarEn have frequently admitted mat
they rannia.r u useless Tor the city
Ia attempt a. make the euiitrsr tors
llve an literally 20 the terms 81 their
Iconfraeta
civ Engineer Thomson. u u SAID.
IA Of the opinion that ths statutes
viii rot aiiow the city either TO take
a1ax a contract OF 10 cutnnrl NE
payment - foffeitures. provided %
the tsrrus of the contract Tor delay
in comprising H.
A. a matter ~ fact however, u Il
stated by thuas who are w~l iur
formed. the beard 81 works and the
city council know too wsli that TIE
civ itself ~ largely responsible for
the delays IN completing CONTRACTS
N ,hn city attempts 10 take away
p,rlrt sons contract. there u no
dos,hs hat that Erickson viii bring
Inc matter into court I, is belisv.
"a hv many well heuuainted with
city affairs that he could prove that
the city IL largely responsible for
many II his delays. and that be can
show similar delays were caused ~
contracts made IN connection with
the work and.conditionH ovrr which
he he'd no control.
Erickson took the contract for the
regarding Of Pike street and East
PIke street. July 7. and The TINE
for ths completion expires NoYetn :
her 20 II may take all winter 70
ooruplete the work.
Tire charter gives the mayor and
the board 81 works power 60 cancel
delinausnt contracts. and provides
Tor the boards mpisting the same
when Mayor Uuuaes was seen this
morning IN rekard 10 "a matter he
aat1
stf any complaint against any con
tractor IL made 10 me. I will inves
tiqatc the matter and proceed
thsnesforth according TO the pro
visions 81 the charter No com
plant 10 me has yet been made.
10 not believe. generally speaking
that the contractors are entirely e
blnfn The property owners nrs
continually c1amorinE for great im-
movements but thry expect them
20 be completed without iuc0nveni.
snce to themselves during the rainy
season That e impossible
Hundreds OF dollars would 10
ponring into the city treasury daily
IN the beard Of works enforced the
terms 81 the contracts Tor street i'm.
pravenenta providing penalties foi
deiava Most 81 fhe 6 contracts
nov under construction are behind
time. md the stipulated forfeiture Is
from $50 to 500 per day Thli
money the board ~ works Il nn-
willing. APPARENTLY through fear Of q
suit, Ia take.
The terms 81 the etty's contract
with Erickson plainly Etipuiate tbs
amount ~ his forfeiture for delay
and for the taking or eoueeline Of
the contract The contract says. IN
part
The work embraced IN the con.
tract for this Improvement shall bs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
APPEAL or
CHAMPOUX

Attorneys A. }. apeckcrt and Elmer
p Todd. who until recently was dep.
utY prosecuting attorney will argue
the appeal IN fhe ChampouN murder
case. before the supreme court tomor-
row cbampoux ~ under sentence %
death Tor Htabblng hts swertheart. Lot
tie Brace. IN the Arcade concert hail.
last November.
The principal point on which the ap-
peal T. taken a. that the evidence 81
ChAmDouK insanity trial was intro
dueed IN the murder trial
II Ia also contonded that the informa-
ton la defective and only charges him
with naasiaughtsr.
Mr.. Todd viii represent the state In
ths matter. az the new deputy prose-
eutor. Mr.. Gleason. IL not familiar
with tho case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19

Baked in their efforts to escape
"seott' free by demanding jury
trials the merchandise paying slot
machine operators whom Under
Sheriff CorcorAn caused 90 be ar
rested. several weeks age, ars nov
endeavoFtng To throw the costs OF
their prosecution wpon the state.
claiming that the slot machine law
makes no provision FOR the payment
Of costs BY the defendant. even II
convicted.
The question viii be argued before
Justice George within few days by
Attorney n. G Gin Tor the defense
and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Kreite for the state. By some law
yerz the question IL said 10 b. SIM
pie. In fact no question at ali. They
claim that the costs follow the fine
The defense In the siot-machine
cases claims different. however. and
argues that there is DO statute 20
that effect.
4 believe II IL a serious question. I"
Justice George said this morning.
My luriss simply assessed fine Of
SO In each Of the two cases where
convictions were secured. and II
was probably the intention ffhe
(urynen TO make that the penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
MERRY
CAUGHT

Sam Merry who Is alleged 10 have
shot Aleck Ifuiplnnls IN Georgetown
several days aEo. while trying 90 XIII
his wife. was this afternoon charged
with assault with intent TO murder.
The victim Of Merry.H wild shooting
IL la the county hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
PIONEER is CHARGED
WITH ARSON
Francis M. Guye, well Known Citizen, Ac.
cused of Setting Fire to a House

that the cause OF the trouble IN fam
ny differences
The story IL that Plimpton'a moth
sr. Mrs guye. deesea this particu-
lar property 20 her son, and That
this action angered M GnYe. WIN
Il n alleged fired the house fOr re-
venKe.
Mr.. Piimpton kept household
goods stored In the place and had
just left the building IN good order
Il few minutes before the fire broke
out
Mr. Guye IL a large property hold
er Ia Seattle. lie n 20 years old.
and has acquired . large amount of
real estate IN the business district
The case was set for preliminary
hearing before Justice Cam. No
sember n. Pending a hearing duys
is out on 81 600 bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
GRAF T

CHICAGO. M. Nov. is-The graft
committee closes lts doors today In
tho hearing OF evidence relative 60
decoyinK young girls into brothels
IN the ievse district. chief Of po-
leo o'Neul has been summoned be-
fore the COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
COLOMBIA TURNED DOWN

HAVANA. Nov. is.--Aftsr dis.
eusston At the cabinet meeting today
Cuba positively refused To comply
with the request Of President Mario
auin OF Colombia that cuba give her
moral support to Coiombiah opposl-
ton 10 tho new republic OF Panama
efnphasla was given Cuha'u attitude
bV instructions reiterated tp senior
paaue. Cuban minister 20 Panama,
that he treat with the new govern
fncnt i'm his official capacity, Cuba
will also aecrsdlt a minister from
the new republic a. soon an II IL
permanently organised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
FIRE AT
MONROE
DRY KILN OF STEVENS eRos.'
MILL pEsTRoYEo-Loss rs
FIGURED At $1,000

EVERETT. Nov "a Yesterday morn
inK the DRY kiln ~ stevens trua. mill
at Monroe burned. Tiis loss IL about
s. 9se. partly covered - Insurance..
In the dry kilu were Ae"ba1u shlnkien
and a iarEc quantity af lath. The
MunFoe are department aid great WORK
In saving the i7a.ea mill only q short
distance away. Ths origin q The are
Ia unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19

mayor and placed before him de.
mand that the employers be forced 70
arbitrase.
A car was started this morning on
the third line Of the Chicago city Rail-
way cornpany's system under a heavy
guard. There was no disturbance. a.
but few are On the streets. owing 10
the Intense cold. The Thermometer l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
MARINE NE VS.

The Nippon 1uaen kaiHha'a kaka
Mart Captain olae. sailed Yesterday
for Japan and CHINA with aii passeil-
gers AID sdsa tana - American pred
uetn. witch ara mostly nuur. wheat
Gotten. machinery hardware ana elsa-
rrttsH The NaEa Siii travel Va hni'fs
NaEauaki. Nladissostoh. hhauEhai'
HonE Kong Manila and Bombay tho
Hasa carried twelve American pahaefi-
Frrn
The American ship Glory % the
seas was lowed FROM Port Angeles
10 e1uox yesterday By TIE taKa esA
Lion and Tacoma. The Glory 81 nc