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Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
THREE CHILDREN
KILLED BY FATHER
Deed of Prominent Physician at
AsheViIIe, n. c.,
Today.

AshevilIe. y. c.. Oct. 17.-Dr. J. V.
Jay, a prominent physician residing
near here, today killed his three chill
dren, aged ,, + and 6 years. using a
claw-hammer. He then set fire to the
home, but the flames were eNtinguish-
ed by neighbors.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17

Doctor Charged with Attempted Murder
CarbOndale, ILL.,. Oct. 17.-Dr. A. C.
Mcclure, of MurphysborO, ILL.,, has been
placed under arrest charged with an
attempt to murder L. Rendleman.
travelling man.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
Baggage Marked by Crosses.

One hundred of the DOwieites who
reached the city over the Pennsylvania
railroad were met by a score of board
ing houSekeepSrS. They were hurried
in cabs or trolley ears to Madison
Square garden. 1t required more than
ten trucks to haul all their baggage
to this city. Some of the trunks were
decorated with small gold crosses
printed on white paper and stuck on
the baggage.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
TWO NEBRASKA STATE
BANKS ARE BURGLARIZED

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 17.-The state
banks at Eustis and Hubbard were
robbed of $4,000 and 81 100. respective
ly, early today.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
First Snow storm.

First Snow storm.
Detroit, Oct. 17.-The northern pen
insuia today experienced the first
snowstorm of the season.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
LehpoId Visits Josenh.

Vienna, Oct. fixing Leopold ar
rived here today on a brief visit to
Emperor Francis Joseph
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
Two Work Trains Come
Together on the
Pennsylvania.
Fifteen ARE DEAD
And Forty More Are
Iniured---A11 Ita1-
ianS.

Trenton, y. J., Oct. 17.-In a collis-
ion on the Pennsylvania road, eight
miles above Trenton, early this morn
ing, between two work trains, at least
Is Italian laborers were killed and 40
injured.
Eight bodies and the injured arriv-
ed here on a special train.
There are still seven or eight bodies
at the scene of the wreck which are
TO be brought here later.
The train bearing the labOrers was
made up of four cars. two coaches
and two fat cars in the rear. While
the train was standing near the Wash
ington crossing to receive orders re-
specting a passenger train, it was run
into from the rear by a gravel train.
WOrkmen Frantic.
The fat cars telescoped the coach
es. There were about $50 men in the
two cars. As soon as the accident
happened the Italians became frantic
and made an attempt to do bodily
harm to the crew of the gravel train.
Word was sent to Trenton for police
assistance, but the men were finally
quieted by the foremen.
The railroad authorities here are
reticent as to how the accident oc-
Cured, but it is believed the gravel
train failed to see the danger signal.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
Ir Thomas Home.

Queenstown, Oct. 17.-Sir Thomas
Upton arrived here today. He was
greatly benefited by the voyage.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
Alaska Boundary Com :
mission Gives De-
Cisi0n.
DISAPPOINTS CANADA
Only Point in Latter's
Favor is on tPort-
land Canal.

London. Oct. 17.-The Alaskan boun-
Diary commission has verbally agreed
to grant the American conditions eX-
cept that for the Portland canal,
which goes to Canada. \ formal
agreement is being drawn up and will
be-rendered Monday.
Toronto. Oct. 17.-Great disapproval
of and disappointment is felt here
over the decision in the Alaska boun-
dary case.
United States Victory.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE state de-
partment officials say the decision i'll
the Alaska boundary case is dis
tinct victory for the United States.
The effect of the decision regarding
the Portland canal is of no special
Importance.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17

First killing FROST OF The season.
Clay Center, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE
first killing frost of this fail fell in
Clay county Thursday night. Corn was
out of danger.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
DEVIL is AT WORK
Robs Mrs. Dowie, Wife of Elijah,
of $1,000 Worth of
Jewels.
ARMY IS AssAILING SIN
Leader Outlines His Plans for RefOr-
nation of the Met
rOpoIis.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE ''restCra-
tion host" 5000 strong, under the lead
ership Of John Alexander Dowie has
garrisoned Madison Square garden and
completed preparations to sally on the
works of the enemy" The first de
tachmeut, numbering about 400, ar
rived early in the morning and the
remaining trains followed during the
day and evening. Leaving the ferry
boat the crusaders boarded special
cars which were in waiting and pro
ceeded direct to the garden to the mu-
sic of their bands and the singing Of
lNmnS
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
WAS ALL A MISTAKE
''NIother'' Stewart, of Army and Temper
ance Fame, still Living Full of Years,
but in Feeble Health.

but in Feeble Health.
Springfield. o., Oct 17.-''MOther'
Stewart. formerly of this city, is not
dead, as reported. She is the guest
of Mrs. Marie Farnsworth. of Hicks
vile. o. Mother Stewart is in feeblS,
health and is 81 years old, and her
death is expected at any time. The
mistake was made in a telegram say
ing that Mrs. Alice r. Stewart had
died at Auburn Park, Ill. The woman
who died was the widow of a former
resident of this city.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
Steel Plant to Close.

Youngstown. Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE
Ohio plant of the Carnegie Steel com
Pany, employing $500 men, will shut
down tonight and remain closed until
the market improves.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17

Cholera at bethlehem.
Jerusalem. Oct. 17.-Cholera has
broken out at Bethlehem.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
Lackawanna Settles.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 17.-An AMIGA
BILE adjustment of the difficulties be
tween the Lackawanna railroad and
its trainmen and conductors has been
reached. The company made several
concessions
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
Thief Robs Mrs. Dowie.

The general OverSeer himself, accom-
panied by his family and staff, arrived
in his special train at the Grand Cen
trail citation where, owing to Il misun-
Outstanding. his private carriage failed
to meet him and he was compelled
To 20 to the Plaza hotel in Il hack.
During the confusion of leaving the
train Il thief slipped into Mrs. DOwie's
reception room on the car and stole a
$1,000 diamond and pearl brooch.
General Overseer Restores Order.
From the Plaza DIR. DOwie went to
the garden, where he restored order
out of the general confusion that pre-
vailed, and outlined his plans in an
interview with the newspaper men.
He denied that he intended to raise 4
fund of $J0,0O0,0O0 while here and
declined to say whether he was go
ing to found another Zion City here.
1t is Intended to begin the house-to-
house visitationS today, and the first
public service will be held in the gar
den tomorrow. The ''skirmishers'
who will make the house-to-h house can
vasS viii go in parties of various num-
Ders and distribute literature. They
will visit the Bowery and Chinatown,
but viii not pass by the homes of the
IuilliOnaires.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-10-17
New York Walking Dele
gate Admits Per-
iuring Himself.
A LAWYER is BLAMED
Money Extracted From
Many Builders to
Prevent Strike.

New York, Oct. 17.-Henry Farley,
a walking delegate, awaiting trial on
a charge of perjury i'll connection
with the trial of Samuel Parks, has
made a confession to District Attor-
ney Jerome, asserting that the per-
jury was committed at the instance
of prominent lawyer.
Farley also detailed numerous cases
of walking delegates having success
fully conspired to eXtort money from
contractors and builders to avoid
strikes or have them called off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
KNOCKOUT BLOW FOR
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
PORT COLLECTOR AT VICTORIA SAYS 80 MORE EXCURSION
BOATS WILL Be ALLOWED TO CLEAR ON SUNDAY

Port Collector A, r. Milne. az Vie.
torla. n &. actms under instfue
uona from the Canadian koeerp
mcnL has madc rallng that prac-
ticaily puts an end Go an SUNDAY eN,
cugsiouH fuam Puget sound points tu
tho island city Hereafter no vessel
not rnEaEed IN the resular run viii
be given a CLEARANCE from Victoria
on sunday No beat VIII be fvfGAed
entry, but none Win b. allowed g.
cluar until thr openinH of the coli
lectors pfftce at o'eleck Monday
morning.
The new ruling was announced
Saturday at last week when the Ia
CONNER Trading and transportation
Company asked Collector Milne Iui
permission Ia enter and elear thch
steamer Utopia. Witch had been
chartered far the excursion by the
lodge of ERaies sc Auucnrtns Mr.
Milne. ~ his answer, rrfliamH clear
ance permission stated that his in,
structions ftam ottawa were post
tive aud that be could not clear any
special excursion vessel until Nuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

STATE TO INVEST IN MUNICH.
Al LIGHT PLANT sEcuRlTiEs

Dispatches from Olympia state that
tho beard ~ state land commissioners
last Saturday decided 60 buy up the
sae1 p00 bunda issued by Seattle for the
erection IT lie municipal liHht plant
uity Comptroller Ripiiuref aald this
motnlnF that he had not been Officials
ly notified ef the action ~ the land
commissioners bat understands that
~ was taken As soon na 80 receives
official notice he viii 90 about disnoH
inE Ut the hounds O. tho state In man
nrr Co. be prescribed w the attorney
general n the state aud the corpora
tion counsel
'As understand a." ne continued.
tn order Ca make the sale r. the
bouds o. the state a will be- neee Hsatv
Geo advertise Ter bids FOR bonds Ga the
usual way. and the hand commission
will theu submit 90 offer far the
bonds.
Consolidating the fact that ths state
land commissioners have tahaH us
school bounds IN the state fHr ~ pee
ceut Interest I shulld think thev
would be wliiiue ta take cur munis
eipal lighting hundH az the same rate
~ Interest especially in view u the
fact that fhs cts ~ Seattle rays b.
something mere than une-eitth # All
lRsra paid iHIu the state treasury
"ii % . sued Investment far the state
school land faad and { am Inclined e.
believe We WiH b. Bhir Ga Hseufa tbs
same tfehtment as FhirhgKeu shIsh
solid - go worth ~ school tauha % tbs
land commission. buaflnE - nuf Gems
Interest
An attempt a cell che munfainai
HHhfiHa f#alfa fa4TUfIa fa HHHa54aa
companies af other Investors failed b.
rausa af the Temporary aJfinEaaaY lu
tlt Eaatera mssgsy market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
TO FISH FOR
SOcKEYES
Five Hundred Purse Seiners Go
TO Lower Sound

Five hundred fishermen left today
Tor the salmon fisheries among the
san Juan islands. About saa - ths
mum bar. most % vi HON we're from
ballard. went 10 Richardson fer the
=. p 4 y 90. ora TIRE fishing
Steamer Mnuufaineef. Those fisher
men who went today arc what are
kuoaH as purse srinrrH. and hY the
time the ssason r. fully an their
number MI be augmented 60 about
/. zoo
It IL expected that the soekeyes
VIII begin to run this year bet eefi
June . and July 10 Four years axe
an extraordinarily large ran began
June -. rhs big salmon runs uu thF
sound generally begin late Ia fuus
and occur every -four years At about
the same tire. II is ZOE that reason
that the fishermen expect 70 catch
~ ff-t saisstrr hrtHrfr tmHs 3 az
at the latest. sy July 10
owing to tire fact that American
trap fishing on the sound Last gear
was a failure while the fishermen
with purse sstues ala remarkably
well. the number u the latter this
summer Win be considerably larger
For some auaccountsbie reason the
salmon refused 60 80 into the cum
ningiy eantrised traps last year and
many uf the biE fishing companies
were 80 short on their PACK that
they went Into bankruptcy.
Besides the purse seiners there will
bs something like t.QQq gfiinet. drift
and reef salmon fishermen. ard from
the time the fish first begin 20 come
into the straits until they stop run
ming late ia the fall the Gull u
Georgia, Boundary baF ard the
waters around the San Juan islands
~sii swarm witt fish.ffnefi-
The aoekeysz. which are the best
grade Of fish. are the first fiji sal.
mon 10 rsIn. They are followed BY
the humphaeka. silver and dog sal
mon. u is expected that the run o.
hufupbaoks vin BE- especially large
this year. They are q pale fieshed
variety ana therefore inferior 70 The
sockaVe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SOCIETY.


Tho Ceneurdta club. "a new otEap-
laauum. VIA give dance Monday
niKht tn the new club huuHe laps
summit avenue.
Mis- elise has issued invitations
for "a reception, "Wednesday after
uoon, az her faaldcnce, ias Highland
drive.
The Maaana entertained large
number at friends Thursday night at
tho Masonic he'll. in North seattle.
A very enjoyable dancing party
was given al the Firlock cub fris
dRN night Nany EuvHtH We're Htea
ent
The Misses Graham gave IA lunch
con Ger MlHs fiaFicN Saturday, at
their home. On Ninth avenue aud Co
lumhls street
Mlsa n. HaS entertained few
ftlrnda ~ taS party. Saturday ar
trruoau. iH hanuf 10 MisH HaaleNs
Charlie burnett was tho hest of q
Alnnrr par1N Saturday night. fof
Miss ilaslsy. II was an informal at
fair
airs Riddle has issued invitations
fur "a reception O. bg EiNUu nfst sat
uFdhy Afternoon at her residence o.
Highland drite.
Mrs VIII iuFlis gave "a card party
Thursday AFTERNOON el bee home an
sixteenth avenue aud sufuts street
n honor ~ Miaa Hess inails
Ffrd ard urarsr a. PIPER gave "a
sailing party saturday afternoon iu
honor - Miss lnEliH
Miss tuHn cutler was the hostess
~ very enjoyable card party. Fri
dAy afternoon. al her home. ob
Iwcutipfh avenue Miss liraNu WaH
the Hurst II the hour The hume
Was "a bower 81 fusrH over De- fuHHA
ladies were present
Mrs T. ~ ~ Miller received a
large nuulsvf ~ purats F'fidaf AZ
irrWnuu Ht hef heme. an HiktaHhfh
ayenne Mfs LESTER 81 san Fran
cisco Was the hanaaed susat
Mrs. Gerald fFlnk and Me- Pre-
rrick West titaka have isauud a
large numhar - Invitations faf ar
at horne g. o. given MoudaY aftafs
nooH June - ln homoF u Mirs
cialfe R4s5es. ahnss Wvtidiaa taxi
place IuHe "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

day morning Hence the Anaeeftet
EaEles we're compelled 60 abandon
their pleasure trip ENvrN ticket on
thr boat had hevn SOLD und i Was a
crowd at disappointed ppople thHt
returned e. their homes yesterday
morning compelled, u they went
any where IL attend uhufrh. ana
that too. by "a forcisn government
The protest against SUNDAY eNeuf .
slnna i at years standins ahd
arose over the tfAffic un the oteht
Lakes last summer number OF
prominent Canadian clcrHNm eh pre-
scented petition Ca the government
requesting that the Officials see 70
t that the traffic Was stopped The
rrcvnt ofdet IL the result " that Re
tltinn.
The city Of Nanaimo. ou June a.
brought an excursion party IL Vie
tufia from Whatcum aud Vas at
lowed Is clear ou sunday. hut ~
hector Mite says that Hn mafe BOATS
VII BE- allau 81 Gao eo eu.
\ large number of people IN thle
city viii View the new ruiluE with q
sfcat decree Of DISLIKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
ACCIDENT TO ARROW

The mystery 81 The new steamer
ArroW has changed 20 misery. AM
she - ssill ksps IN the phhiie eye
Thia time. however she T. brought
into notice IN = way that hef enter
prlsinx rreaa agent is inclined u
depF~ciafe.
tghsn est a short distance from
hry dock "a her firpt trip frusu thir
end 81 her IaFunfa run. fsssefslaf
her reversing gear refused tu snfh
and she vas compelled 10 signal fuf
tug % tow hef back 20 her berth
al the wharf
such aeelssuts. ssid captain
Cechrans. are apt n eceus % anF
neW boat. Before ~ take her out
again Ne viii give her a thttFaNkh
inspection and we think that sns viii
y.ne,s 80 .-rsee N.Y. s,,sss.s
Ciis'utH thai hate ftiiFFf"FF7a ft=t rfth-
Ia the last few days
Stil The press agent rnenfaH ana
Wiii not b. comfuFtod. lie Npuid
much prefer that. since she can 80
longer BE- seHsd with = shfa8d Of
mystery. 81. should b. the gYuosuFs
Of al eyes from the hreahtnk 81 a
speed rveaed than hrwakins 81 ma
chiurrY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Ia Jewel stoves ana ltaHHeH the
rna xifnum amuaut ~ heat ia nsnev-
atrd uiih tho minimum amsaal ~
fuel The saving fays ~ fhs stove
in b very short tmr ADD n fhts
durahiaty. eauTenieace and great
beauty. and Yaa have thH iaasan
shy Jewel Stoves aud itanKes have
heen famous faf over f0 years L1eA
Or che atsase trade mars
We sHi take your oid stove 90
range la pat payment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
THEATERS


The walter H#Hfafd rempmns ptsssea
agyethef large audieuev etth itH office
ing ~ fueiatFNaa ~ thr NhiFd Avenue
thsNtsr isss HlahL The rlese this
week e Tempest roased THe Hesnfa
are iaid aH EhH roeRsbruHs esasH ~
Nre EuE iand Esd there 81 reefa aeeass
sgfy 90 furnish thriiiius sensations
ard the tfluss haHafsd struggle rsEHssf
hero sssa stiszift where thaFe e 81 tiIs
eNcitrmsut ths anaisnec wants ana
De piaF.
There @Es ~ EaaFgieaisfis assA eafts
in TIE east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
THIS WAS TRULY A
CHEERFUL HELPMATE

Patrick crocken wns examined as
70 his sanity. ln Judge Taiiman's
department Of the superior court.
this morning. and was found 60 be
afflicted with variety ~ melHn-
cholia which the examining physi-
clans said could be cured by rest and
careful treatment. The Judge com
mitted him 10 the county hospital.
Mrs. Rose Crocksn. the wife OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MARINE NE VS.

Steamer Hhinief sails at 2 o'clock
tonight foe SAN FfanCiHco. tier pah
aongor let numbers 81 and her eaffe
consists Of 100. 600 feet Of lumber. be-
sides large amount OF general
merchandise.
Among the passengers on the Hpss
kane, which HAila 40 D o'clock to-
morrow morning on her third Alas
Kan excursion Of the season. will be
H. n Lippy, the well known capital
iat OF this city Who goes north %
look after hin extensive oil proper
tirs az Kayak Mr. Llppy viii be
accompanied hy his wife and party
Of five af his friends
The steamer NrWHhoy arrived this
morning from San Francisco. hhe
has been chartered hy A. hlfaees 4
Co. an English company which
owns extensive on properties az
Kayak. "a tow the schooner Afilia,
recently purchased. Co that place.
The hewahaY viii carry IN addition
aDO tons Of freight. The Afilin IL to
BE- converted into "a wharf upon her
arrival
Schooner Anaconda ts expected "a
Eet away for fnkutnt tomorrow
with a Cargo II mining material She
will carry 10 men uf The Revenue
Mining Company. hy which she Il
owned. Nha wili prospect between
Nakutat aud kHyak
The big nfitish blue funnel freight
.Ntoamshlp Aiaa arrived al noon g.
disc barge cargo and reload at this
port Her cargo from the Orient -
this port II miscellaneous,
iiuHieu Steamship Comphuy'H
frrlRhter i'ieiades sailed 90 Chine
ana Japan THE morning with more
than bees tons Of lumber ma hlnery
hay. oats. beer flour and govern
ment supplies
The hhH Wmut Be- due from the
orient June 70
The iiyadsH Weut from here "a tn
coma yesterday e. complete bsr
cargo.
CHICAGO H. june 81 wheat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

the unfortunate man testified that
Tor many years hts brain had aeeiu
ed affected and that recently he had
insisted an eHfrylng "a large butcher
knife, paXinH that hc might want
60 klll himself Ina q hurry some time,
ana wanted g. Doe prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

The suumsF SEASON % vaudeville
opened ht fsesehi PARK with maftusr
YrstvrsiaY Afternoon fsafEe efaNdr
xrscged tbs ufffafmauns ras musical
haass. nsslse called "Frnm ths aahtims
% the NEslleutaum b. Matn a FRANKS
made a hlt. as ga ths funny snties ~
tsss, - ,@St',s. ss,A.s. w. .As,,ss. W,
saisisst. = = stssiss siFs sr'-fs Gsf5 Gas
biii vlii - shaaasa every uesk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

EVERETT. Wn. June Mr.
Ford. hair efssed from drink. poured
oil on the sidewalks % Lowell. last
oytytinE. ard Threatened O. Bur ii thF
town. Het aet cfVatea tHs at5dest
excitement. a. thew a no paltev pfo-
lection there AFTER tafrngtntnE the
NiiiaEe nsr several hours she yeas ar
rested - egflears from Everett sue
soon hsaats4e unconscious and re-
usNfns 81 The episode has started
a movement against ssioouH aHd inc
revocation Of licenses VIII D. asksd
bishop Ksator addrssacd the Ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MARRlAar IIcrnars

Martin NJ Woodward. ae. % apa.
Kane. and Alice Cshcsan. -. Of Ee-
attic, August Peter Goodman. 81
and FreAeflskA 0ElnurdHan. a. hath
% Ballard tshn W tterY, - uf
Manila. and Carrie Io~ksi. 20 Of -
attic ueorss Edwin ue t.nde. -
ard Nellie tiutief. ~, both of Port
fiasahls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

The King County faureaie cables
,hst he IL stuck on the SerFiah ellnl
a,e. he says Il y the only pissf ~
shs world where you can tfaAt -
,.-..,,,sr nan. me taureets says the
Government has promised him = eap
r., po~ltian. in return for which ~
has written the following Fersoflteh@
what's IN = usmeT Well. nat de-
ponds.
Nov take. for instance. g and G
And let them stand upon the enaR'
AnA IL shn middle drop '
Nsxt Won use an X and T.
place these two letters any : here
Than somewhere work ia Ski
OF Ks it's best 70 use pair.
Put LILY together nov.
Ana At TIE finish hrniy hiteh
An T-c-Z or "ovoskow."
or else simple little witch.
Insert n vowel here and there.
put IN a few more VS. and ~.
And don't forget some Kissing air.
a cough. a strange and a aneeze.
Now. with your teeth the mixture
seize
And chew and grind 10 bits the
same
Therei Len 'er Eoi Upon the
breeze
You've launched a lovely sefvian
name.
r. A. Stokes. well known Ameri-
can artist. il delivering series 81 lee
lures on the Polar regions. IN Home.
He Is making 4 big hit
John n Henneiman, jr.. student NJ
Ann Arbor. went insane from over
study. lie got 80 bad he gave a
restaurant waiter a So tip.
When FurscaHter Salisbury saw
that lovely fair Sunday coming. ne
"fnlst have been a-dreaminE.
q Word from Josh Wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

4 xot married because I aidn
nave better sense AIRS. l. J
-rb~ above - one % The candid
,,.w.r. received b. the star Dust
NJ 10 ne question Why an yan
80 married Nov tbs = u NJ.
80 .~~ where every man - -.
.tfi. whose Initials are l. J. VIII
nut A VERY pertinent question 20 ms
wife uhau ne reads this
Gxer % answers have been re-
c~gxed - far. bat most % them are
700 ionx 70 Be considered IN ANeea-
Ing the prize.
Uncle Marx Hanna Gays he
wouldn't take the yice presidency u
he could set t.
Wow estimated that the starving
rorulatson IN the KWRnEsi provinces.
china. vii reach 100000.
Pas@bsilieally spsakinE. weather
man salisbury has another error IN
his EuessinE eolufnn-
The American Flint Glass Bottle
Co.'S pfsnt a suennlityiiie. Ind. vas
destroyed - IRE. Loss ilsa.eoe.
TIRE cheers Tor seattis's paste
board tait
George g Jones' president q q
Denver investment COMPANY a.
rested charged With furgeFt OF
mortgage for t10ee.
Mai J. q. Pond. the famous con-
cert nnaoaRer, died al Jersey city -
a v..s,lt % an operation ia which his
rixht Leg Wa amputated
OfHesrs Who helped assassiaafe the
Ming and queen Of Servia have All
been promoted
Tubuqus street cars are beinE run
under military guard.
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