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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-31
WHEAT MARKET.
Show the DEMOCRAT to your friends
and get them to subscribe.

Show the DEMOCRAT to your friends
and get them to subscribe.
A large party Of young people had u
jolly time last evening at the McHugh
home, the occasion being the close of
the holiday vacation and the approach
ing return to school in st. Paul of John.
Rod and Miss Rosie NcHugh.
A Christmas week event was party
brim full of enjoyment given Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. ALERT,
who entertained houseful of young
people. Music was furnished by men,
bers Of the Langdon orchestra for
dance program which found attraction
for nearly all present. 1t was we'll
along toward the morning hours before
the guests departed.
Tuesday evening twenty-five or thirty
old friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Flumerfelt
of the Ct Northern hotel assisted them
in duly celebrating the twentieth ami
versary of their wedding day. The af-
fair was success in every particular.
excellent refreshments served and the
utmost of host and hostess done to en-
terrain everybody. Besides extending
we'll wishes for oft recurrence of the
event those attending took along as a
remembrance handsomely decorated
china bowl
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-31
Grasd Free Offer.

To anyone sending me the names of
twelve az persons wanting to buy a
Singer sewing machine, between now
and the LIST day of January, 1904, / am
Offering to give one sewing machine as \
present. The only condition is that the
sales must be made before they receive
their free gift. Remember that you can
get beautiful sewing machine as gift
by obtaining for me the names of twelve
Q2) persons wanting and who will buy q
Singer sewing machine between now and
January LIST, 1904.
THos DuNFoRD,
Local Agent.
Langdon, N.Dak. 1872
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OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-A GOOD REAL ESTATE INVEST ~
situated car line 81 minutes from New York
end Of Brooklyn bridge. This property Il for
sale at a reasonable price. II you want good
bargain in real estate investigate this. For par
ticulars address W. s. McDOUGAII, on the prop
erty 45th st. and 10th ave, Brooklyn, New York
No agents It,
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UNFURNISHED.
1sis s'sasst%n
eos NV. l7rpr an 500 l4oe staughton Or b IS 90
stss iSs Sh ap nj
ILL Mass av. II I2e 90 7o4 NV, 1or b IS 90
s Mf'. nav sv ifth NV
1901 10th NV. liz 90 sl2 Del Tor 30 90
!ls2 18th NV, 1sr 100 90 1908 18th NV er b. go 40
r bet20th&2ist. 1ir 1870. 90 1913 L NV. 7r. b. 27So
is2l 18TH NV 2r g 80 l2Gs s soh NV DIR
1918 ? NV. llr, % "a. 90 1916 ,wallach pl NV.
i aso 81 1T 1s I,t me- e
1916 Kenyon, Tor, bSo.oo iss + ne II, .2Ss 50
Chevy Chase. Or; b 50 co Sss LIST ne. 7r b. 20 40
1886 NV. Tor, b. 80. 90 s24 LIST ne 5 90
1912 18th NV Or ~ 9" 90 S2s list sw, 80
1915 Cap i0r. b. .4s 90 800 LIST Or, b.. IL 30
1907 Mass av sr. b. As 90 &c Jackson me- Or o 80
124 18th NV Tor b 900 59&61 Jackson ne 5r 8 30
$40 ] av NV Or b 1000 SO Jackson me- Or o 80
24o4 l4th NV, Ior.b 40 % Lot l. 50 6s5 Offer
l416 14th NV 7rb. 1000 per annum. / 200 90
FINE HoUsEK EEPING APARTMENTS IN THE
THE EThELHU RsT AND THE b. & o.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES.
s22 sth NV iir b. ss cor ,ith sts
III RT NV. 42 a HHS%
1921 f NV Room s. 1900 go f NV. 81 O S25
Sc cor 12th&F NV $15 $50 1923 ....... S. SI6
l411 G ". IT,. 1900 6O5-7 18th NV. So $45
STORES.
1910 D NV 900. $500 90 1885 X NV, 81 80
1921 E NV. e basmt. y 90 334s NV. u. 90
III 9th NV lar, b. 81 90 PIT lot g. SO 4s4. Is 90
2925 M........,.... s5 90 9th ne. .12 90
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY,
SEND OR GALL AT OFFICE FOR FULL LIST OF
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
OTEICES STORES AND STABLES.
VHOS, J, FISHER 4 CO, inc,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-154 ACRES 3 MILES FROM LAUREL,
fine farming land, at a sacrifice. H. r. DORSEY,
e. Lexington, ST., Baltic. Nd Jy27 20, au2, Sat
FOR sALE-THE BEST G ST, n. SIDE.
REDUCED PRICE IF SOLD WITHIN MONTH
J: B. WIMER; REAL ESTATE, 1901 g ST.
j. B. WIMER. REAL ESTATE, 1901 G ST.
jy28-6t
FOR RENTLTHE LARGE, NEW TWO-sTORY
brick building. No. 2O46 14th st. NV. opposite
electric CO. power house. No better location OF
adaptation for general business purposes Is to be
found in the city It !. onsIs& ct very reason
NV, or HENRY WELLS, 1910 q st. NV.
my6w&l.6
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

ANIMAL BOARDERS wANTED-I4TH ST HOS
pi,al for Animals, 2116 18th ST.. phone NJ III
Persons leaving city can have their dogs or cats
cared for In cool. ropuy quarters. with outside
supplied Jy22-tf-0
PARROTS CANARIEs. DOGS, GUINEA PICS,
rabbits eats fsrrets sn'ses EEso9' p2nksy:
FORUM, 7l2 18th st. Nv, jye-tf4
DIR. CECIL. FRENCH, EXPERT SPECIAiIST.
Graduate Of McGin University and Royal Vet
Urinary High b, School Munich Germany ,
Boarding Kennels. cor. Lowell and both sts
Office. 7lS 18th st. Tells. COAX and S674-A.
jcoO-tf3
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LINnINS. 500 10TH ST.
52I Spruce st. Or. b. ~. SO
2di2 q Ne, iat.5r.b. ~ so
q q ne. fiat. Or. b. 20. 80
IA oath, Or, wa 1900
Good houses for colored
tenan'I. from 81 up.
Storage rooms 81 10
Jyls II
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FOR RENT-BY WI
ION

FOX KEN l-B1 w !
lNi
1924 11th. IS, Oh. furS1
ell 10th. Tor, Oh. ami.
2o1S cir. b. lat. fur .
S1l 9th. Tor. b. IL t. ami
PIG f. Tor. b, lat eel =.
1873 18th. 10. l.. LATIN
1911 q, Sr. b. lnt.ami.
1892 Howard av, l2r
b. ami. ...........
1926 y. 10r. b. lat ami.
11l4 18th. 10. b. lat. mi
10000. 1Or. b. late mi
21ls G, lar. b. lat.
2113 Pa av.12r. b. Gel
2317 Pa av. Or. b, mi. .
l107 n II av,7r. b. mi
1924 Pa nv, Tor. b. lat,
Oil 23d. Sr. b. lat.
22l9 /. sr, b. eel. >.
203S l. Sr. b. lat -.
2210 II. 7rI b. lat.
1906 4th. Tr, b. lat.
h0s q ne. Or. b. ami
2423 X, Sr. b. lat. 81.
1900 Goth. 1r,b.ami
G15 23d. 7r, b. lat. mi
40 z. Or, W. lat. -.
230S N. Or. b. lat. =.
222i l. 5r, ".
2O23 l.. Or, W.
SIT Goth. Or. w.
115S Goth. 6r. W.
whit
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FOR RENT-BI Is +. SACL.S ECOR THAI NV.
II Grant pl llr. bS52 :, HIP eth NV, store. 20 30
1917 NV. 1r. b.. 1852 3l3 Pa Sc sto 20 so
1924 LIST NV Or. b. rs 20 22s 4th NV. Ir. b. 20 80
1000 NV, Tor. b. 81 u, 1903 9th INV, ar. b. 20 40
1874 NV, Tor. h. 81. 80 1929 eth. store&cel. 20 90
1900 18th sto Or, h35 50 ITO 9TH sto 3r. II 80
1913 18th NV, Tor b. $3.50 e46 Fla av 8r. b. Isl SO
200 18th NV lge 30. 80 GA X NV br, 80
1349 9th sto&8r 35 90 400 Cap, Ar fiat. Is 90
1701 9th NV Or b. 40 50 1908 4th NV. 4r&b ht16 so
el3 ST. 3r&b fiat. 80 so 1915 II ne. sto&cel. l6 30
1917 NV, Tor. b. 81 so 536 Sth NV. 6r .l6 30
1903 Riggs. Tor. h. 80 so lS142 9TH NV. store L. So
1926 18th sto&ce 81. 50 GA NV. sto&cel. 10 90
35 Mo NV 10r, /. 26. 30 40 O NV. or b. ~
500 NV. Ar Sd f. &c. so 1921 Al 3r b fiat II 30
45n NJ NV, Or b. p. 80 2343Sherman Ar W q o.
1144 It'll so eel sta %. 80 9l3 NV Or fat. 10 %
42h O NV Or, b.. % So 1894 Fristoe ct Ar W. . 30
1877 It'll sto&ce 1880 lg35Temp nee Al. VS. 80
1856 Sth NV, Sr b. 20. 50 1927 Kramer Or, . 90
S14 G ne. IT. b. % so i!2 II NV, of 81 & IS
100 Newark l1r b. % o. 235 Pom roy NV. 5r. 90
3OS Fla 5r b. 1at p 30 RI sos 18th (col @ 30
BPS 18th Ne 6r b. 21 50 416 Navy pl se,4r.w. $50
$50 18th ne. Or, b. p so $40 r c rd Ar, W. 90
Oflce rooms at 5l2 i st n w, steam heat. ty25-tf
FOR RENT
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co. INC.
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GNEIKNISuED

FOh
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co. INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
14l4 + ST. NV. TELEPHONE II. 3iS.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS
north Of X and west Of North Capitol sts.;
room must be OIL first floor. Address Box 227,
Star Office. ty29-2ts
WANTED - BY THREE ADULTS, THREE OR
four unfurnished rooms with board. in private
family preferred. Address l. X. s., 1913 King
man place NV. Jy29-3t'
WANTEp-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
without board. for two adults; price, including
ppAEd not TO exceed $50 per month. Address
Box 237. Star or,cS. Jy202t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT
INFURNISIiED.

FOR RENT
SI2., 200 4 I4th .wareh So. 20 I.lS s.h mr. a..
SloN. .2l3 10th nw.wareh SS5 80 1871 Oregon ny pr
500. 1911 Ia av. sio&dw SS5. The Marlhorourb 3-
$50 l112 Q NV. Or. fur So ....-. 1877 O nv sr
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2S'oTT X WILCOX.

fVrc 1891 ~ hol > u, III " 4 sic
$3.50 Sl2 10th, Ar. .Io.5o
81. 50 2s23 n, sto. A., W. 1000
81. SO FLATS.
81. 30 TIE STAPLETON. 1913
81. so y. non housekeeping fat
81. 81 No. 4. I'd Il. Sr, d. $4,000
80. 80. 1871 Goth. LIST n. Or, b. 45. 90
30 so 1871 Goth. 4th fi.6r. b. As. 90
80 80 I'D Il f. flats, 5r. h.
s0.5o gr. lat 500. so to e2l 80
Pc so 1915 7, Sd a, 3r, b. .2o.Oo
$500 2ll0Pa av. I'd q. Ar. b. lie. so
o. 80 2123-5Pa av. I'd Il, Ar. bio. 50
q. SO 1913 22d. Or. 1875
%. 80 2524 % +, ar flats, ca 800
e. so OFFICE ROOMS.
20. so 4S2- 4S6 La ave, heated
is. 90 rms IS, $40, Sl2.50, SEQ
II. so STORES.
80 1900 HI lg rm. ", e sS5 90
1900 1917 Pa av. 1r, eel. 30. AZ
$50 2l2l Pa av. 1r, W. 10. so
Is. 30. 2ilO L. lr. pt eel. 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-29
PALMISTRY,

SPECIAL ARRIVAL. PROF, WEST, NOTED
palmist convinces the most skeptioal by giving
test Of his psychic powers free. Palm readngsA
Soc. SO5 It'll st. NV. jy28-9ts
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HAVE YOUR HANDS READ By NINE. RITA,
the worlds greatest palmist and astrologer, hold
ing reception daily Pt TIT 1t. NV, COT Of 9Th.
Fee, % and 30 cents 1y7sets
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FOR RENT

ave, 9STLa excellent condition. rooms: l bath;
a.. IN. L.; key at 9SI; S155o.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN
Jy27-3t OH st NV
FOR RENT
1886 500. 90 1s19Belm mt Tor. ba0 90
1918 10Th NV. Tor b. Go 90 1871 1lth 10r b. 45. 90
lS03Is. In nj av Tor. boo 90 Cottage North Ia
24o6 18th Tor b. 90 koma Park. Md 80 90
1877 NV Tor b. So 90 Office rms, 1907
1S17Bem mt w 10r. br,O On 1894 q Co.
TYLER * RUTHERFORD Qncl 1907 ST.
jy2J-6ts
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD WITHOUT LODGING IN
private family. for or weeks, by young men.
Address Box 241. Star Office. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-29

WANTED YOUNG GIRL IN PATENT ATTOR-
ney's office; must be familiar with stenography
and typewritng; $3.50 per week TO start. Adj
dress l. o. Box 452 Station G.. 1t.
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WANTED-MASAGER AND CASHIER FOR
floor 626 f NV It,
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-3O2 AND 3O4 ST. NV. THREE
desirable flats; 5 rooms ptsrches and bath: steam
heat: Janitor; low summer rates. See Owner
14o9 Corcoran jy2S-3t'
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia. Washington. July 81. 1OOs.-Seaed pro-
posas will he received at this office until TWELVE
n SATURDAY, AUGUST EIGHTH 1903, for con-
structing Eight room School Building the Sc.
corner of 9th and 8 streets ne. Washington. D: y.
may be obtained at this office. HENRY b. f.
MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE, Commissioners, UPSET
U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, POOL 1 ST. NV.
Washington, d. c., July II, 19O3-Sealed pro
posais for dredging in Potomac river, D. c.. viii
Re received here until IL m. July 81 1908 and then
publicly opened Information furnished on appli-
cation. CHAS. J. ALLEN. 1t. Col, Engrs.
jy11 10. a. 5.29.SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-18
PLANS
STILL IN THE AIR
Local Presidential Committee Began Work only
Todqg--"Big families " Fedtote Assured
OF Success

arunt. aad sqaeais Of satisfaction
from the Tacoma pen arc Ia order.
The Seattle presidential reception
committee formally east is pearls
before the city u Destiny swine.
this morning. and ratitsd, like little
men, the agreement 'ofcea upon
them hy the Tacoma porktsa aud
their seattle ailies yesterday, as told
BY the stat
IL the president finds out that Sc.
attlv Il on the map Il viii be 40
fault % the Tacoma hriattes backs,
The latter will monopaiiae his time
from tho moment no leaves Olympia
Until he arrives IA the city limits
Of seattle. Saturday afternoon. Nay
81 GA the steamer Spokane.
In consequence % the time lost tn
coming 10 the terms of the Tacoma
committee. the local presidential
committee has really done very little
toward perfecting plans rot the re-
eeptten OF the president when he Il
brought to Seattle by the Gem
neneement bay people. Thia morn.
ing the local committee met and COM
sid.rsd the reports % few sub
committees. but otherwise did moth.
tns
Il Is stiii undetermined what shall
Be the escort furnished the presi'
Dental party from the wharf, where
the steamer Spokane lands. 60 the
old University grounds. where AR,
Roosevelt will speak. VERY little,
too. has been done toward perfect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-18

Ing plans for street decorations
Plans for the Illumination OF the
streets are Ia better shape
II has not vet been determined
who shall occupy the grand stand
With tho president This afternoon
Secretary Nickel Of the chamber .ni
ee'nmerce. who is a member Of TIE
rece ptton committee. Ia ylosetsd with
the members Of the presidential com.
mittes from Everett. who Wish 60
know whether they are 10 be- allow
ed anything out OF the husks facomu
has left for other eitlss on Puget
sound
u Is practically certain that ths
big families reception, which the
star suggested should be held, will
BE- a part Of the program. John n
Meufaw ~ the reception committee
this afternoon assured A r~puftef fnf
the star that the idea, to his mind
was a geoa one. and that ha would
urge Il personally before the local
committee az it's next regular meet
ing, Monday.
Ii the suggestion meets with the
eantfaltter's fasuH. there " little
deubs but that the president himself
will gladly Do hts part TOW ard max
/ inE tho .htK families reception :
success lie has Endorsed such re
leepti0ns IN other eities. and 0niy the
60. operation 90 tha old fashioned
family men. ~ whom the president IA
type, n needed - make the feature
| 4 happy Part % the Seattle progfam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-18
LITTLE HAPPENINGS


The board Of governors Of The Sc
attic Athletic club yesterday elected
Deputy county Auditor W 81 inHiiH
e. the auperintcadsney nf The club,
Vice A. Adams. resigned Ills
election was u complete surprise "
Mr. tnElia. lie entered on The dis
charge OF hla nos duties today. Nj.
Adams. who has held the position
The last three years, resigned in OF
der 20 engage IA private business
Maior bingham yesterday npohrd
bids fof HupplYiug material fur the
20 BUILDINGS "a be erected fof The
use uf the government forces IN the
Philippines. The at Paul a Taco
ma Lumber Company WAS the only
one ~ she three firms that submit
tod bids. 20 Ibid for furnishing all
the necessary lumber The cuaifact
calls Tor about e.e00. oQe feet.
~ . Coleman Of Kent was caus
uiltted to the insane asylum bY Hus
pefiof Judge Tallmau this mofnlnHs
The insanity complaint wan sworn
q hy J, q, Coleman
The Seattle police have been re-
aneHied to look out for two runh way
Girls from evutralla They are
thought TO have come 90 Seattle, but
a. yet tho local police have no trare
u them Kettle HnnHani AGED I
years. and ncfnico iiaker, aEed rs
Years, ran away from their hpipes
simply to set a trip 90 = city The
seattle police we're natifisd Of thelr
Disappearance by telephone THIS
morning.
chris Coomha and y. Richardson.
two men who we're released from the
county Jail this morning, we're &C
once rearreatcd BY city Detectives
itaFek and remnant ard are now DO
ina held IA the city jail The men
served terms In the ciunty jail Tor
theft. and N view 81 the fac, that
larKr crowds ~ people are expected
in Seattle dufius the visit ~ the
president men ~ that type are not
wanted The prisoners Will be
shown up 60 the three paliee patrols
today and every officer on the force
given orders 60 throw them In Jail
should they appear on the streets af-
ter limited number ~ hours
J W rye has complained To the
police that he and hts nsishborH
have been suffering during the past
few weeks from the dsprvdAtiona ~
a SANG Of hoboes who. he says. fire.
qnenf the nsiEhhofhood lie reported
that clothing from wash lines ard
sstables ieft outside ruphoATd@ have
been dtaappeaftnE
DE-. ~, A Goodman % san Fran.
cisco and Mak Rasiey. a dfagxiHt %
this city, gave a complimentary dins
her % about = dozen 81 Hsattlsa
prominent physicians At the Rainier
Grand, last might
~ w fssudefs. grand patriarch
of the Tacoma ledge % The Encamn-
ns1nf branch ! q. q =. Is this AZ
ieFnoSn institatinE a lodge of the
t.urnaptuent In this city The oefe
mantra are beink conducted IN Fra
ternkl hall. corner Twenty. seventh
avenue aud jackson stFeuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-18

UNAFRAID

WASH MORON. y. g., May To-
President u0mpera tndnY expressed
himself regarding thH action OF the
New York Building Trades Employ
efa ana their drnunelHtion ~ walk
ius delegates and labor unions iie
Hays the danuneiauans 81 sitYthinF
which il right VIII not bring about
changes The walking delegate H.
The huslneHH agent ~ the union. act
inR tiuder It's instructions like the
representative If any business house.
lie d usually chosen Tor hla eoh-
HeryatiznH In attacking him the
New York men show d hidden at
tempt Go weaken 10 union iiHuif
IL Numperu' opinion there should be
no apprehension ne to the outcome
lie thinks All the issues viii be
amlchhly adjusted aud that common
senss and reason viii prevail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-18
TWO'S COMPANY;
THREE'S 4 CROWD

Mrn Grace Wing wHs granted .
divorce FROM =. j. Wing in tho SUI.
psrior court this morning on shs
ground of cruelty and unfaithfal
uess. In hsr complaint Mira wins
alleges that eight ye&su aftsF their
marriage IN tss1. her husband STOP
ed with Annie nichard8ga. Ne and
Miss Richardson afs alleged 20 kaxe
lived In ths West for Some time.
after which fhsy returned % Maine
and inplorsd forgiveness Mrs
Wing -zYr .hat assa fsfEaEs Them
and consented TO come West with
her husband and 20 begin th~is mar
RED Iifs anew. The couple had not
been hsr- very long. the complaint
states. before Mr.. Wing grew egest
less and finally insisted on sanding
for Miss Richardson.
In view % her husbands former
relations with the woman. Mrs. Wing
refused TO have her live with them.
Mr.. Wing. II IL said. instatsd hl# wife
vas ffnIcky and unreaaonahIe. and
called her names bscaaae she would
not submit 10 such an indlEnify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-18
SMITH
LEFT HOME

MY wife couldn't control her
temper. - l had 20 30 " Tor her =
said J, II Smith. an applicant fnr
diNefce, this morning. ~ telling
Judge Taiifnsa ~hy be wanted a
divorce from his Young wife
That wnfnaa has the worst term
per I ever cav" he continued
..Nhen she Eoi siied / certainly used
90 have = fierce time tfyiaa %
paetfy her"
-Iadgs Tatimau granted the a..
vuffa
Smiths story vas one - the worst
o. its kind heard IN the dlvaFce
ess1irSn for ntoutha lie said hls wife
rwfussa 90 bake hia bread. saying
that bakers bread was soad enough
for her ana cnEht 20 BE good enough
Ter him. She aiao ~ said 70 have
tald MIN that II he wanted buttons
saved on his clothes % ssw th4.4 on
himself. Mrs. Smith ala not appear
u ee'Ist 90 answer 10 her husband .
charges
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svsil sAnoe ssos osAp

PARIS. May is.--sybii sanderuon
ths noted psima donna. died here this
morning shortly after O'Clock from
the effect Of styoks Of paralysis
from which she has been SUFFERING
for some time.
s.@s 10 sisters. Marion and Faith
we're AZ her bedside Whsn she
brsather her last Her mother. Mrs
Judge sanderaon. II confined 20 her
bed With q severe Illness
Miss Hsndafsan he'd been uneou-
acious nor three days. and her death
was not unexpected shs WA %
have bean married 10 Count Tolatoi
son ~ the famous Russian novelist
and rcfortner.
Arrangements are being made "a
hold tho funeral ON Monday.
Mias Sandcraon was the daugh.
ter q Judge aanderson OF Oakland.
California, and was a native danah-
ter OF the state, receiving her esluca-
tiou In San Francisco She was
married 10 Antonio Terry. a million
aire Cuban sugar planter. who died
leaving her a fortune Of $4,000. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-18

NEW MAvFS. May is.-=whsn the
eight .aared shell OF the Columbia
freshmen. IN which they VIII ruw
Yale. arrived today the dFayWan
eoaid not deliver u on account u the
teaalstsrs' strtks Flrty students
volunteered their services and went
20 the railway station. where A
crowd 81 drivers and sympathlasFa
awaited THAR eosaias.
The strikers told the students that
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we're LOOKING FOR
TROUBLE AND GOT IT

n they Attempted 20 move the shell
there would b. trouble. The stu
dents ehesrfutiy said that that sas
1nst what theY wanted.
The stti1nlita asHHe tbs truck
through thu streets and Ssfs
bombarAsa with east aad dses Ysa
vegetables. A nxhg started. bat tbs
police arrived on sas scene. dlzyrspea
he crowd and escsFksd the students
81 the bosthoase.
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Mystery stili surrounds the End
lnK q tbs body OF she murdered baby
Eirt At the foot Of Blanchard street
Thursday. The euTouer yesterday
ssc@fszfnsd that the baby hat beer
murdered. but no clue has been found
resarfins the Identity Of the muir
deFsr.
Tiss itttis body ta being held 81
the Bounsy- Watson morgas and viii
not be buried untu Monday. Cor
pasS HOY. sfin has hot~s that sonns
one who aaw the hahy during lss iifs
WI appear az tina raorgue and idsn-
iify ~. as hAppsnsf IN tbs fsEnos.
Indsrwood case. Al Ballard Unless
the body IL Identified. no Inquest wal
ha hatA
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WOUNDED
By BOLOMEN

MANILA. MAY 10 =Aavto~s from
MinfAnao t0tay report that IN e
hoia rt4ah. yesterday. Captain over.
ton % tbs Ft1teeath cavalry. and =
stss 3sss.s - q, Ssss-.
HvVurTr.
eferefni TAR cabied the var &c
psrtMent this morning that Lten.
taEsant efessuAn Of the Philippine
ts1fistatutary. who wsa N0nngod Ia
action. March IS fie1 May II
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IRVING a CANNON MOVE
Nov Have Finest rsilorieg Ess.b
iishrnsns IN e-~sss-

irving . Cannon. the well known
and popular tnilafH are moving to-
day from the rooms they have 90
long occupied IN ths Colonial block,
10 the ground floor store. All coiun-
bia street. adjoining BOSTON bank
Starting about 10 years ago IN a
small way. they have. by earnest,
psinstaking. honorable Fnsthoda.
built up enc ~ the largest businesses
of this Kind IN the Pacific coast. The
ne~ store ~ deliberately decorated
and nttad with latest f4nturra for
displaying goods their werk rooms
arr = model Of neatnsna with up-ta.
date appliances and workmea 20
turn ou, hiEh-srade tailoring al low
est pessible prices. with designer
sna cutter who puts character with
style Go every garment. ny a HUe-
ctsl aETaR zsssssss with a leading I'm
porter. living a Cannon are enabled
TO show the newest weAvea and de-
signs here inmed lat~ly with Eastern
leading tsllorH They viii be rvady
for business Monday. s-s
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VITALITY vAoRANT

Emile Marohand had lively row
with a woman I'm the Detroit HOUSE.
on Second avenue south. early this
morning. and landed In the city
tail. The dispute between Mar
ehand and the woman grew 80 heat.
ed that ths police were called IN
and an officer sent the man 20 the
city jail on n charge Of yagrancy
when searched at the station. he had
t1z5 In hia possession.