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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14
6 6luB Der Wt a n b Der.

Gam Ooung. Ia. Ottbr.
Die Wan0ber Der &s9uldren i'm @amp
Ooung errei6ten beute ibr gnoe nit
elmer grOBen &eoue, welAe bon ben
Senerdlen Bates unb Wbseler ab9e=
nommen nuroen. IS nurbe ipdter
ansesei9t, oaB i'm 9a9er teine &riees=
9eri6te itattfinben tpiiroen. Die Pro=
3eilirun9 BON Manni9aften. 9e9en Die
antlcsen porliesen, piiroe bielmebr
een &riess9eridten in ben 6eimii9en
Sauptquartieren Der Sruppen iiber=
ahen, uno bies miro namentlidb BON
ben in S9wulitdten geratbenen Mili=
gen nit Greuben be9riiBt tuerben. Sie
2eute tOnnen ndmli9 bofen, lei6ter
oaDnnsutommen, als menn he bon
reguldren Offi;ieren abgeurtbeilt Mir
ben.
W ei q benber Gin 3 al ts=
befe6l.
8 q m 1t n, O., IA. Oft. &i9=
ter geeben erlieB einen Der i6driften
@inbaltsbefeble unter allen bisber in
ObiO sewdbrten.
Der gefebl, 9egen Die biefise S9rift=
| ieber= =@eDertidaft, ben Seuertiaaftsa
ratb II. u. seridtet, perbietet ben Be-
I tlagten 6ortisbung bes gopcotts gesen
republ. 3eitunsen ooer in ibnen an=
seiaenbe Jirmen iotuis jeotueoe fernere
St0rung ibres @eI9dftsbetriebs.
Ser 8opeott iollts Die 8iireer stpin=
gen, ibre Wertitdtten su unionifiren
uno ben yoff.nsn Shop" aufsu9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14
Sntianapps, Snb, MittppG, a. Sftpber 1903
8oli,i= superintsuoent Safe re-
iisnirt.

poli3ei= superintendent Safe bat
heute Dem W1apor gootmalter feline &e q.
iienation nit Dem griu9en eingersi6t,
baB Disielbe morgen in Sraft treten iOa.
Sa Ser Safe iiber 80 Sabre lang
i'm Sienite 1T, 10 iit er 81 elmer penfion
bon Der Sdlfte ieines gegenudrti9en
@sbaltes, peldes ii9 auf $4,000 be-
lduft, berehti9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14
GeQer=Searle.

Der fefli9e gmpfans na9 Der
rauung Oes beliebtsn iunsen paares
ERIN Subert 8. Seller uno SRI. Sar=
lra Searle finoet i'm 9auie bon 9errn
10 Grau Searle an Der part Ipe. tinb
DIT wie irrtbiimli9 semelbet, i'm
eine Der Gamilie Rbt. Seller fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14
Sie Staotmabl.


nib fann, obpo6l es oenYarteianbdn9ern
ni9t munoen mag. Die all9emeine gtr=
eeridaft sufrisben tellen. Die Wabl
mar oiesmal cine beIOnoers lebbafte
unb Der leb6aften N9itatiOn anee=
meHen, Die betrieben tpOroen mar. gs
Uar tein iibergroBer Sieg, ben 6err
SOlbman errang, aber ieoenfals Elm
@rfOlg.
Die erIten 8eri9te f9on Seisten,
baB Serr SolBmann quite @bancen ftir
GrfOlg 6atte. Die geridte pieien
feline iiberwdltieenoe tpobl aber eine
feti9 anwa9ienoe MajOritdt auf.
Der Stabt wirb bieier umitanb gum
glubsn eelei6en. Sie gtisberlage SOOt=
matters 1T wObl bauptid6li9 Dem Sis=
0ptum bon 5 big 5000 Stim=
men susuI6reiben, ba oieIss- 5umeifi
aus ben republifanii9en 9iitricten
fam. S6ne Die neue @ampagnelei=
tung Deg 6errn Gea6 6dtten tpobl aud
oissmal Die Semotraten ibren @anoi=
oaten ni9t ertpd6len f6nnen; tpdre Die
2eitung in ben 9dnoen Sa99arts
perblieben. 10 pdre Solbman ni6t er=
r1hlt tp0r0en.
9llle Qnsei6en beuten oarauf bin,
baB in Den erften s @aros bic republic
fanii6en, in ben Iegten z gDarbs Die
0emofrntiiten @anoioaten fir StaDt=
ROTH erpd6lt tpOrben fino.
Greo. %. @ppert, tpel5er in Der 4.
Waro pieber erpdblt woroen 1T, mar
ieinem @egner $. M. @ine I'm min=
oeItens 400 pOraus unb einen nambaf=
ten Sieg trug @raa (&ep. iiber ieinen
8eoencanbioaten 8. 3. Wiilitan in
DER 3. @aro, babOn.
Ob Die republitanii6en @anoioaten
fir Staotrat6 at large" gelie9t baben,
mus erft Die Offi8ielle 3dbluns er=
geben.
U4it berIel6en muroe heute VOrmit.
tag nm 10 ll6r i'm Saale beg pOli3ei-
seri9ts begOnnen. Sieielbe i9ritt
ie6r rai4 portpGrts, benn Biz beute
Na6mittas 3 ubr mar i9on Die g..
9Darb abiolpirt.
Sas &eiultat Der Offi3ieuen 3db=
lung mar big babin INNER 9iinitia
fir Die SemOtraten, uno es 1T leBt
auBer allen 3peifeI. baB @bw. %.
9ittle Der oemOtratii6e @anoibat fir
YOliseiri9ter nit elmer MaiOritdt bon
600 Gtimmen befiest 6at.
@s ideint iider 81 iein, baB Die
Serren gmri9 unb Saplor als Dait=
elieber oss S9ulratbs pieoer ertpdblt
tporoen fino.
Ser neuertpdblte Wapor SOlBmann
Diro moreen Ntitta9 pereibist tueroen
unb Johann iein Imt antreten.
gs beiBt, baB er 9enrp 28arrum
gum Stabts9lnpalt, SacOb g. Sunn
gum Stabt=& &ontroleur unb Su9uft
N. Guhn gum Yrdfioenten Der 8e=
b6rbe fir Oifentli9e g8erte ernennen
pirb.
Sas i9neae gintreffen bes grgeb=
nii1es aus Den precincten, in benen
mittels Gtimm Maidinen gepdblt
murbe, benefit, tpie tpiinidenswertb
bieie Neuerung 1T. Sie eriten geri6te
aus bieien preeinctsn liefsn ibOn 16
Winutsn na9 S9luB Der tetreffenben
StimmpldBe, alio turs na9 6 1br i'm
BreBbureau Elm uno fOnnten iofort ber=
leien peroen.
@ssen ungeIebliden Stimmens wur-
Den aber i'm 9aufe bes Saees ber=
! 5aftet gilbert e. Barnpartt, 1909
Of Nstp gort StraBe uno bic Jar=
1igen gBm. Wef, 723 Gapette
Str, 6rant Glet9sr, GIL SciOtO Str,
shomas Soptins, 81 6. 9ibertp Str.,
Robert @lenOenins, $50 Oiase Str,
Soibua @omberb, 954 &sntudp glbe.,
yobn Nlisner, 3038 SosbroOt Ctr,
Bm. @larf, 313 Oiase Str, Susb 8.
Diliams, 313 Sfase Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14
Seutl6lano.
0er5og BON Gum berl lanb
ni9t Der bnIi9.

~ l IL, 1t. III. Jtl3uY VIHl
Iu9uIt bon Cumberland, Der Sobn bes
oepoiieoirten G0nis @eora V. ben
9annOOer, bat in 8rauni6psig benlen=
tiren laHen, OaB er es ab9elebnt babe,
anldbli9 ieiner iilbernen 9Od5eit i'm
December 5uloigunsen in @munben
entsegen gu nebmen. Ser Sersoe iolte
mad Der friiberen Meloun9 feline Ib=
lebnuns oamit motiDirt baben, baB Die
Srtsberbdltniiie in 8munben es i6m
unmOsli9 madten, bort sr6Bere Sepu-
tationen su empfansen. Sie aneeb=
li9e Weiserung oes Sersogs, welfiihe
Seputationen 81 empfansen. muroe
beri6ieoentli6 als Elm @ntgegentOmmen
oes Sersoss Der arOne preubsns s.sen=
iiber angeieben. tuenn aud fanatiiGe
Welfen oies beitritten. Sieie baben
nun &e6t be6alten.
als Sant oafiir bei9lOb Der Partei=
tag Der brauni6meieif6en Welfen, an
idmmtl;de beuti9en Sunoesfiriten uno
Sreien Stdbte cine @ingabe su ri6ten,
in Der iie bitten. babin nirten 81 mol
len, baB Der Ser5og bon Cumberland
ben S5ron bon 8raunibpeig beIfeioe,
uno baB Der 8unbssrutbsbei9lub bonn
Suli 1885 nufeeboben tperbe. Sieier
bonn 2. Suli oatirte SeI9lub fagt i:
9ie &e9ierung beg Ser3o9s bon @um=
berlano in SraIni9peig tonne tuegen
ieines 8erb1ltniIIes 81 Dem Sunoes=
taat Yreuben nit ben 6runbprinci=
pien Der 8iinoniBuertrdge unb Der
&ei9sberfa1uns ni6t in Sereinbarung
qebra6t iperben. Sur1 bic Qnnabme
bisies Yefdluhes mar Der Ser5og BON
Cumberland gen6tbist, feline Gnfprii4e
auf ben brauni9weisiI9en SbrOn BEL
ben fompetenten Srganen bes &ei9es
our 8eltung 81 brin9en, mas er big
ieBt au tbun abeelehnt bat.
Gpina.
bIanb's Streits
frGfte.
st. petersburg, IA. Stt.
&uBlanb transportirt iebt $4,000
Sruppen, pfegerinnen, aerste uno
Soipital=YOrrdtbe na9 benz fernen
Often.
Sie sesenudrtise Stdrte b:r ruff.
grmee baielbit mirb aus suberldiiiger
Queae auf 283, 900 Wann anse=
eeben.
Sie na9 Dem Often eDmmanoirten
Offi5iere oiirfen ibre Grauen nibt mit=
nebmen.
6 pmpatbien auf SAP an's
Seite.
&om, IA. Oft. Der gomman=
beur bes 9reusers puelia, Der bon
@allaO na6 San 6rancisco unterwegs
iit. bat Nnweiiuns, fid Dem italieni=
i9en Ot : 8ei9waoer an3ui4lieben,
sas 9esenudrtig aus 8 &reusern be-
febt.
Seit Der Nbiase beg 3aren=geiu9s
nimmt man bier betrddtli9es Sntereiie
an ben ge5iebunsen 5wii9en &uBlauo
uno Sapan, Unit boripiesenoer Spm=
patbie fur lebteres.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14
Na6rtbten aus Snbtana
Die Steuerregulirungs 6
GDrt b IT | n.


pentiOn er0ffnet weroen. 0tapOr 60
bert, @oubernsur Surbin uno M. 6.
SobniOn, Yrdioent bes @eiddftsuer.
eins. meroen snipra6en talten. Sier=
auf miro Der diioent Der Serbin=
oung, Sobn 8. 8ance, geridt erltatten
ilno Die @omites ernennen. glm Na9=
mittus peroen s. 5. Sram bon pitts=
burg uno anoere Selesaten iiber 6ra=
gen ipre6en, tpeI6e bon aGsemelnem
Sntershe fir Die Ser iammlung iino.
Su Der abenbfiBung ueroen wabri6sin=
lid bic Senatoren Eairbants unb 8epe=
ridge, iOlpie @OnsreB=&eprdientant Se=
mentuaD ipre9en.
ISelb b Orbber u9 elmer
| alten Srau.
| Memp6is. Srau &idarb MOunt,
tpelde in Der gdhe pon Nempbis lebt,
ma6te einen ani9eineno erfOl9rei6en
@eriu9, ii4 but9 einen S6uB in bic
gruIt 0as Seben su nehmen; Die linte
2un9s puroe our9bobrt. Die Srau
1T 45 big so Sabre aft uno lebt nit
ibrem @atten auf Der Sarm Wablon
@arr's, zines rei9en Sunsseiellen, Der
bel ben 2euten lebte. Gin junges
Wdb6en balf bel Der Qrbeit, ba &inber
ui6t bOrbanoen lino. Im gfa9mittag
befanoen fi9 Mount uno Carr Bel Dem
@ieb unb Die Srau mar i'm Sauie.
| Sas Mdo9en befano fi9 i'm Steben=
simmer, als pl0blid Elm S6aB iiel.
Sas Mdoaen fano au ieinem S9reden
Srau Wount blutenb auf Dem Sette
lieeenb. Man f6idte i6leunisit na9
Mempbis su Sr. S. q. 8epnolos, Der
,alsbalb erfdien unb Die Wunoe fir
tDotli6 ertldrte. Ser S9ub mar Gus
nd6fer Ndbe abgefeuert, uno elm Wuu=
Der lit es, baB bic Srau ni6t au9en=
biifii1 tobt blieb. Mon 9laubt, baB
Elm 2eiben, bas bic Grau lett etli6en
Sabren beimiu9te, fie 5u Der perSpei=
felten Sbat getriebsn bat, sumal lie
li9on otter duberte, ibren S9merserl
auf oieie Weiie Elm gnbe MAIDEN 81
pDlen.
Ism BEN Sd BEN Der &C.
wprenen.
aporte. Ser San bes unter
Der Nnflase Der Sbeilnahme an Der @r=
mOrbung bes @rpeers Sobn &nons=
man 1tebenben &anfin iit ben @e=
i9wOrenen CUR Yeratbung iiberSeben
tporoen. &anfin ielbit butts i'm Sa=
nuar b. 5. freimiQis eingefanoen, oaB
er, mdbreno Der = mittlertpeile i'm
3u9t9auie peritOrbene Wta0prp-oen
perbdnsniBpollen S9uB auf Soons=
man abfeuerte, ben @rOcerp=@lert nit
einem &epolper in Sda9 belt.
90 iein ben U bru3sen.
8ra5il. Ser in globerlanb an
Der gru3ll Snterurban gabm tpobnbafte
woblba6enbe Sarmer g5ra 8ebins
tpurbe am Nbenb, als er ioeben sinen
electriiaen StraBenbabnwagen ber=
laRen bate, in Der @dbe ieiner @pb=
nung bon 3tpei berittenen Straben=
rdubern iiberfallsn uno nit stuei piito=
len ge3wungen, fein Dab uno 6ut
gu iiberseben.
Sebins CAB bann au9 ben 8anoiten
eine 8ant=9lntpeiiung bon $110 unb
iein @elo, $45, tpOrauf bic S9uften
ibre pfsrbe beftiegen uno i'm Sunteln
beridwanben.
6rau @spide errei9t
ibren 3ped.
M arion. Grau Stella gspi4e,
tpel9e fib in ben S6auipieler Sorace
WefOn psrliebt uno oeswesen nit ibrem
@atten, nit tpeldem iis iib auf Der
SOd3eitsreiie befano. Streit 9ebabt
bate, ift ben Golsen elmer Oofis Strp9=
min, ipeldes fie in ielbfm0roerifder
Nbii9t beri6Iudte, erle9en. Sic wer
nidt tpisoer gum 8euubtiein getom=
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14

90 Drau Netoltnger, Sc.
bautttte TIT bon 1889 Ytaotion
Apeume uad, 526 Yroiptct
StraBe mm8eso8em.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14

@ottIieb 2euth a b t,
.Oie sen,titblide Gde,"
gfe HpbIe unb Wartet Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-14
1tnabbdmgt8er Smrm-Ierein

6emte Mbeno 8 1tbr re9eI=
tndBtge 0ei6dtts=Weriattttit
lung.
Seiepb Seller, L. Spre9er.
stoam 0robfopf, l. S9riftwart
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28
PARTY ON
Her 103D
BIRTHDAY

south,ngton, Conn. July 2s.-Mrs. syl-
via I.angdon Durham the oldest persSon ion
n,o n the Nutmss sisse se some Of her
daughter in-law. Mrs. Julia 7, Dunham.
She looked forward to her birthday par
ty With the Joy OF a Shid ~ thSeghb Ss g,bousbs sns
that Il will be the last.
Since her last birthday she has grown
perceptibiy weaker. but her physical con
She is almost deaf but her sight and
memory ore but little impaired.
Mrs. Dunham was daughter OF Giles
and sarah I.angdon. Her tstner serssa sa
OF l6 was commissioned captain. MRS.
Dunham is therefore one os the few ac-
tual Daughters OF the Revolution leit
I'm which the centenarian lived from Dec.
% lS24the date Of her marriage TO Chaun-
cey Durham. UP 10 few years ago ls
situated on the crossroad in Southington
known as Spring street and IL still In
fair state of preservation despite It's llo
years.
tavern I'm stage coach days. died In 1880.
Three OF their FIVE children survive. one
OF these. the Rev. Samuel Durham,
pastor emeritus OF the C1nsresa uonaI
OF the tavern Mrs. Dunhams life was not
uneventful She has seen the stage coach
give way 20 the canal. the latter to the
steam road and hnaly she has seen the
trolley come as n rival to the locomotive
trafric in all these modes passing close TO
her door
Mrs. Dunham vac passenger on the
frst car to pass over the electric road
four years ago. and the following year
she was given drive through the VII
lage In an automobile,
She has done n LOT of hard work in her
many years. which she believes has serv-
ed to prolong her life. Never shirk' has
been her motto. She rises early every
morning and generally retires at dark
She retains an Interest In the days events
and roads the newspapers regularly.
Ruth Hart Chapter. II. A r.. ~ Meri-
den. of which she r. a member. presented
her with a gold spoon a few years sine
and She prizes the gift very highly. Her
relatives and her sister members ~ tho
II A. ". Joined Mrs Durham IN her
anniversary celebration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28
THE WOMAN IN WHITE
BY WILLIAM w. COLLINS.


Could I look at my failure from no
truer point of view than this?
Suppose he had lived would that
schange al circumstance have altered the
result? Could have made my discovery
a marketable commodity. even for Laura 3
sake. after had found out that robbery
of the rights OF others was the essence
of Sir Percivars crime? Could | have
offered the price of my silence for his
confession OF the conspiracy. when the
effect OF that silence must have been 10
keep the right heir from the estates. and
the right owner from the name? lmpos-
sibe! II Sir Percival had lived. the dis
covery. from which Gin my Ignorance ~
the true nature of the secret) had hoped
ho much could not have been mine 10
suppress or make public. as I thought
best. for the vindication OF Iaura's rights.
In common honesty and common honor
must have gone at once 10 the stranger
whose blrthright had been usurped-i
must have renouncsd the victory AZ the
moment when IN was mine. by placing my
discovery unreservedly In that strangers S
hands. and l must have faced afresh all
the dficulties which stood between me
and the one object Of my life. exactly as
| was resolved. in my heart Of hearts. to
face them now!
I returned to wslmingham with my
mind composed feeling more sure of my
seh and my resolution than had felt
yet
On my way IN the hotel passed the
end of the square In which Mrs. Catherick
lived Should go back 10 the house.
and make another attempt IN see her
No. That news of Sir Percivars death,
which was the last news she ever expect
ed to hear. must have reached her hours
since. All tho procee dings at the inquest
had been reported In the local paper that
morning. there was nothing | could ten
her which she did not know already.
My interest In making her speak had
slackened. remembered the furtive ha
tired In her face when she said, There
| ls no news OF Sir Percival that | don
expect--except the news az his death
remembered the stealthy interest In her
ewes when they settled on me at parting.
after she had spoken those words. Some
instinct. deep in my heart which felt TO
he a true one, made the prospect OF again
entering her presence repulsive to me
I turned away from the square. and went
straight back TO the hotel
(To BE Continued)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28
FRIDAY, JULY 81

ey Special Train and Steamer via New
Bedford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28
TRAFFIC IN
YOUNG GIRLS
MUST STOP
Under Guiss Of Employment
Agencies Bureaus Detected
In ImmoraIitios.

New York, July 2s.-More than a score
Of places in Manhattan and Brooklyn IL
censed as employment bureaus have been
ordered to cease business by Mayors
Secretary James y. Reynolds because II
Is known they have made a practice OF
procuring girls for immoral purposes.
Many OF the offenders are men with po-
litical backing. A list OF the places. with
the names OF the proprietors. will be sent
To the district-attorney.
Some time ago friends OF Mr.. Reynolds
familiar with conditions on the east side
gave him information which suggested
the inquiry. Detectives not connected
with the police department were employ
ed. and every employment agency IN New
York and Brooklyn was visited.
These detectives have found said a
friend of MIR. Reynolds yesterday. that
II IL easy TO secure q girl for immoral
purposes as II Is 10 hire governess or a
domestic servant There is more money
for the agencies In the disreputable bust
ness than the other Whore they charge 81
or g. for supplying house servants. they
have no difficulty In getting anywhere
from tl0 20 tioo for the other class
Many girla ~ good character who
have gone 20 these agencies In search of
honest employment have been diverted In
20 other channels Agents are very care
ful IN supplying girls 10 place In New
York and vicinity. but when n comes 20
sending them 20 Panama, the Klondike.
South Africa or other out-of-the vav cor
ners they are ready 20 take all sorts of
chances These arc the places that pay
The biggest prices and the girls seldom
come back 10 make trouble
There are several agencies which have
employed men and women 20 act as re-
crultirE sergeants for their bureaus They
flnd their victims among the shopgrls. at
the museums and IN the parks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28

Returning. Steamer Leaves Gay Head
3;45 p. nv
Delightful sail down BuzZard's Bay.
passing among the Elizabeth Islands and
across Vineyard Sound.
The C'lirrs at Gay Head. composed Of
multi colored clay. and rising l2b feet
above sea level are an unusual and IN
terestlng sight
Good music on the steamer. with free
dancing at the Pavilion at Gay Head.
shore GAMERS etc.
Number Of Excursion Tickets Limited.
New York. New Haven Hartford
Railroad. O. NJ. Shepard -Genl Supt.
A. G. Kendall q. +. A. G. @. Wilton.
AGENT. NJ b.. NJ. " a. n. g. B. Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over sixty years BY
miIlionse Of mothers for their children
vphile teething with perfect success. II
poothes the child. softens the gums. al
LAYS all pain. cures wind collie. and is the
hest remedy for Diarrhoea. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold
By druggists In every part OF the world.
twenty Ave cents a bottle. 8e sure and
ssk for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28

"'rhis Offer ~ your heart AMI hand f.
very sudden. said the summer girl but
will take it.
"Ah'" gaspcd the swell dry-goods
clerk. hadlv ratified. "Wili YOU take "
with vow or shall z send n homer
phuadcipr'a ledger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28

pa. what is fray7"
why. nv scn. that 10 vha, = person
who has never been n hEht calls 81"
Puck.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26

were bred and kept in houses that could
scarcely be distinguished from the or
binary wild cat; but such specimens
were never seen in the south Of Eng
land In Africa the domestic cat crosses
freely with the wild CATER cat, and the
hybrids so produced are quite tame. In
India the domestic species has crossed
with several of the smaller native wild
cats, and the same may be stated re-
garding the cats of America. conse-
quently we have a great amount of
variation and variety in the domestic
animal Some varieties have exceed
ingly long hair These We're formerly al
ways known as Persian or Angora cats.
These long haired Angora cats are re-
they have been carried as pets to the
various countries in Europe, and even
to India and China; hence varieties Of
them are now exhibited as French and
/ Russian and other long haired cats, but
they are merely descendants from the
original Persian, altered somewhat by
climate and by their new conditions of
life. Thus the Russian long haired cat,
exposed to the cold temperature of that
country, has become coarser in fur than
the original Persian. The majority Of
cats retain the short hair which Is char
acteristic of the different wild species,
but in consequence of the mixed parent
age, various colorings and different
markings have been produced in the
domesticated species. Thus we have
numerous samples Of what may be call
ed self-colors. as, for example. pure
white pure black and various tints of
yellow or sandy brown. Then, again,
in others, these colors are intermixed
without any definite arrangement, as
may be seen In those parti-colored cats
in which white Is present. And, in con-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26
THREE OPINIONS.

Attorney General Settles Three
Questions of Importance.
Olympia, Feb. 23.-At the request
of Mr.. Charles Ross, who is railway
postal clerk living at Dayton, Washing
ton, the attorney general gave out an
opinion to the effect that clerk in the
railway postal service is entitled to vote
in any city of the state where he may
have taken up residence for the re-
quired length of time.
In his letter to the attorney general
Mr.. Ross states that his vote was chal-
lenged at the election last fall. 1t was
held by the judges of election that he
should have voted at the place where
he formerly resided and that he could
not establish residence in this state.
This is the question which he desired
settled, stating that if it we're true, at
least 95 per cent of the railway postal
clerks would have to 60 TO other states
to cast their votes.
The attorney general also gave ont an
opinion to the eject that the holder of
delinquent tax certificate can pay the
taxes OH the property covered by the
certificate and the amount 80 paid
would draw interest at the rate of Is
per cent from the date of payment.
He also rendered an opinion to the
effect that school teachers were entitled
to pay during the time &c hool is closed
by quarantine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26
To Combat Co.Operation.

The rapid growth Of the cooperative
societies in Great Britain
has led to the organization of a Trad.
ers' Defense Association for the pur-
pose Of protecting the small shOpkeep-
er against threatened determination.
The ant-co-operative rising began in
dustry in Lancashire, and has already
spread to neighboring towns. The
ants have an organ, the Tradesman
and Shopkeeper. and have published Il
with the expressive title,
How to Fight the Coop" Their chief
weapon Of attack is the boycott.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26
THE HARMLESS, NECESSARY CAT.

The word cat, as used by the Greeks,
apparently signified the martin cat,
sort of arboreal ferret. The cat came
into domesticatiOn. however, in Europe
shortly after the Christian era, and the
first specimens brought into England
were very highly valued. Since It's in
troductionas a domesticated animal. the
cat has been carried by voyagers to al
most every part Of the habitable globe.
and 1t is quite certain that 1t has CO.
mingled with the various smaller wild
cats Of the countries to which 1t has
been taken. Thus, in Scotland it is
known to have mated with the wild
cat which was formerly so abundant
in the forests of that country. as, ac-
cordng to Sir William Jardine, cats
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26
Such a Simple Way!

woman property holder In New York
whose agent brought her an Insurance
policy on her house. You'd better
give me check for the premium
now" he said.
"How much is it?' she asked.
"a little more than one hundred
dollars. Wait minute and l will get
the exact amount"
"Oh, how tiresome." said the lady.
"And l am in such hurry. Tell the
company to let 1t stand, and deduct
1t from what they will owe me when
the house burns down"