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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

MT. William Hurter of Cincinnati, ii visiting his mother, Mrs. Alice Hurter on Madison Avenue,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19
Oven Argument.

Its work in the oven is tho strongest argu- ment in favor of GOOD LUCK" Baking Pow der. This statement every house-keeper can verify for herself The fact that 1t makes the best biscuit, wahies, pies and cake is why itcan be sold in Train Losds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Miss Alice Pettus of Selma. daughter of the late Hon. Francis Pettus, is wis., iting Miss Lucie Winter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Miss Mary Smith and Miss Mena Smith of Louisville, Ky, are guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Winter. They are here to attend the Jackson Winter we'd ding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Miss Kathryn Forman of St. Louis, is among the out-of-town guests who will attend the Jackson Winter wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Mir. and Mrs. James Pace of Coving- ton, Ca, spent a few days with Mir. and Mrs. William Chambliss, en route to New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Harris Lithia Water 30 cents per gallon. Harris Lithia Ginger Ale, quart bottles 26c., pint bottles Is cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19
PETTICOATS

of every description ali knd any kind you'd like have Prices? Priced that you easily buy many as you need you would ordinarily have pay orone-dont miss the chance. ,Ni$%s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Mrs. Buckner Speed of San Francisco, Cal. who Is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. G. W. Craik. has gone for a week $ visit to New York. She will return to Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Mir. M. D. Farnham of New Orleans, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Walter Black, has accepted a fine position in Memphis, and will soon remove his family there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Mrs. M. P. Watt went to New Or. leans yesterday to attend the Confeder. ate Veterans Reunion. She went with her brother, Mir. Sidney Phelan, of At. lanta, who joined her here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19
"Ths Best in Town" Spring
 Thirst
"The Best in Town"

It's beginning to get 6 little warmer these days and no doubt you are thinking more than ever about where to spend a few minutes pleasantly every morning and after noon, and at the same time gratify the usual Spring thirst for som" delicious soda water or ice cream You couldn't think of a nicer or a cooler place than our parlors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

The following invitation has been re ceiyed:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

Mrs. Mary Lee and Mrs. I. M. P. Ock- enden, left yesterday for New Orleans. where they will represent the Montgom- cry Memorial Association at the Confed- crate Memorial Association. Accompany ing them were Mrs. Margaret Clanton and Mrs. A, L. Tayloe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-07
Sin Bicprle.lInfaH

oeruriuhte cine Idmerslide 8un6e
am 8ein BON s. 9. Orner ia Sranfs
lin @ruue, ST.. Sc biloete Ii1 cine
iiberaus bartnddise @eldnulit, tpeIs
die bier Sabre lang trob alIer ernitli=
den 8emibunaen nidt mei6en
nDIte. Damn fibrte aber 8udlens
Irnica=S albe cine uDaitGnoige 0ei'
lung berbei. Dieielbe 1T ebeniu gut
fir 8rano- uno Briibmunoen, ME
Sautausihldge uno 6amprrboioen.
Siir2 IS Gents in ben Np0tbeten bon
=. 8alteDer uno Son uno pon Qb.
DreiS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-07

Sn. @bicaop perbeiratete Iid
WiB 8pbb Glorfe 5DDt, Die SDhter
zines reihen Ganher8 in 8D5eman,
Wontana, nit Dem ghlnelen Sohn
Using See, Dem 89bne oes &Dte8
hires 8aters. See 1T ilbriaens ar,es
rifaniider 8iireer unb bat uuf Der
2elano=S tanforo- I1iperiitdt ftuoirf.
9ie 8altim6re & Obio unD
Die Benuiplpaniababn beablihtigen,
elm arpBartiaes gemeinlatnes Bobnz
bofsgebauoe in Der 8unbesbaupt=
ltaot 8nibin9t0n 81 erridten, einen
Brahtbau, oeiien 8aufplten auf
nidt peniaer ats $14, 900, 900 oers
anI6loQt 1tn0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-07
81 II ).

Der GDrrelponoent Der 2Dnbps
t1er u9ailp Mail" in gapltaot be-
rlbtet, oaB Der oeutlhe 8Bli8eipo=
iten in uiubiS, 9eutfh Siioneftz
Ifrifa, aneegriffen uno Die @arni=
ion ermoroet n0rben lit. 4un Die
aus 60 @eiBen beitehenoe @arniIDn
in Rielmanns 6oet puroe ange=
nriffeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-07

gls Die 8epobner oes Staotes 8ds
mania ba iaben. baB ibre langidbriae
6offnung, beren @rfaIuna Iie lhpn
in g~reifbarer Ndbe gealaubt botten,
aeideitert iei, oa reifte in ibnen Der
Gei6luB, iih BON Colombia gu trens
men uno in erItaunlid) furser Belt,
uno fait obne @emaltitreib, eelangte
oieier @ntihluB oenn ouh sur Ius=
fibruna!
rS1Dn i'm pDraus mar es gans
tlar", idlieBt Der Staatsieeretar,
.mos Der 8rd1ioent i'm purlieeenoen
Salle gu tun batte. Ct beihrdnfte
1ib sundbit oarauf, Die gum Sbube
bes gerfebrs auf Dem Sitbmus nDti=
gen Befeble 81 erlaiien. llno als er
oann BON Der @iniebung elmer regu=
ldren r,euen 8eeierung in Bauarno
benadrtbtigt nuroe. i%nitruirte er
unIeren pfficienen Gertreter oalelbft,
nit oerlelben in Berbinoune gu trez
ten. @leibaeitie iebte er aber aud
Die &eQieruna in 8Dgota oauDn in
&enntnib uno nabm Die @eleeellz
belt mabr, bieie su er1uden, lire
Differenaen init Der neuen Gepublif
i'm Snterefle Der MISUNDERSTANDING
bes 6anoelsperfebrs auf benz Sitb-
mus aui frieolibem @eae gum Ius=
aleime gu bringen. Daourb bat Der
BrGitoent nibt nur elmer e~rniter
Sri1is pureebeugt, ionoern audi al.
len prafti1hen 8ebiirfniiien Ged=
nung aetragen. melde iene umpdfz
sung i'm @efDlge batte.
Wabrl9einlih peroen nun Die
gerbanblungen in 8esua auf ben
&anamacanal i0fort nit Der neuetl
@~egierune aufgenommen uno 70
ldnea alS mDglib gum Nbldlulie ee=
braht perben!
Rtdbt ctnem Sag frauf ieitbem!
Sd erfranfte 1ebr 1htper an eineml
Nierenleioen. Sd neriuhte ale mDas
[ihen Nrten bon Mebicin, aber feline
einsige bapDr balf MIR. gines cages
lab i'd cine Nnseige BON Sbrem @lec<
trio 8itters unb beibl0B, bies 81 per<
luden. Nadbem i'd, nur Elm paat
DDlen bapon genDtntnen batte, oerz
ipiirte ib bereits @rleihterung unb
balo Darauf par ih poIitduoig gez
BELT unb bin ieitoem nod nidt mie<
Der einen Gag frant aeuelen. Nab=
barn pm mir 1tnb baourh gebeilt
porben BON &beumatismus, Weu<
ralgie, 4eber< uno Wierenleioen, uno
angemeiner Shmdhe". Das 1T es,
mas 8. S. 8aB pDn Sremont, g..
g., ihreibt. Sour so Gents in ben
apDtbeten BON s. &alteper & Sons
uno BON MoDlph 9reiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-07
cages : Neuiafeiten.
n II b.

= Der in @aibingtpn am 5reitag
9a6mittag abgebaltene &abinetss
Stat fat bic neue &epublit Banama
nah nur furser Beratung anerfannt.
Die @eaierungen Der europdiiben
@roBmddte peroen iib, pie bereits
miteeteilt murbe. oieiem 8eiipiele
Der Ser. Staaten aniblieBen.
= Sn SEEN ODrf trafen an Boro
zines engliihen Dampfers 8 6ar@
biee, snei Mdnner, bret 6rauen
uno bier &inber, Elm. Sc iinb bas
Die lebten ueberlebenben elmer Bar=
tie BON Sc syarbiaen aus Georgia,
tpelbe nah Der 9eger : Gepublif
2iberia in @eit : Mfrtfa ausgetpan=
bert tparen, I'M bort cine GDlonie 81
griinben. Nn Die ubriaen paren
elenoiglib am 9ihunael Sieber 81
@runoe gegangen.
Sn SEEM Dort bat iih Der 16=
jdbriee 9b1mas Wcgaulp beim 6uB=
bnlI= Spiele 10 ihpere Gerlebunaen
auge5oeen, oaB er iih in iterbenoem
3uItanoe in einem 9Dlpital in BrDots
.pu befinoet. Sem @enid lit oes
brohert unb Die @lieomaBen ee=
ldbmt, aber trDboem lit Der iunge
Wtann in notlem Beiib ieiner aeiitt-
gen 5abiateiten. Wegauleb sos
fi1 Die G~erlebunaen gu, als er ben
Bad erariff uno gu laufen anfina;
Die iibrigen Spieler, in Dem Ser
iuhe, Inn ben Boil sul entreiBen,
fanien ale auf i'm gu iiaeen. gr
bielt aber ben BaG mannbaft feit
unn muBte pom Blab aetraaen
tueroen.
Das Strafmab beg Der @rpreI=
lung ihuloig geiprohenen Nrbeiter=
fibrers Sam 8arfs in Seem Dorf
lift auf 2 Sabre unb Wonate 3aht=
bauS feItgeiebt poroen.
Sn Der berflpiienen WDhe fal<
lirten in ben Ser. Staten 246 Sir
men, oegen 279 in Der porigen ISOLDE
unb 1873 in Der entiprehenben @obe
beg uOrieen Sahres.
8ibter 8. IS. glenelano in
ytep 6apen. Conn, entlhieo ben
Streit um bag geitament 8bilos
Bennets, pelher Dem Wm, S,
8rpan Die Summe BON $500 Der=
maht bate, eeeen 8rpan. CT err
fldrte, baB Der Brief, in fpelbem
BrDan alS @rbe genannt puroe, oar
niht gum geftament geb6re, aliD
geieblib gar niht eriftire. Das
geaen erfldrte Der 3iidter, oaB Der
Turpurf niht 9erebtfertigt erlheine,
oaB 8rpan einen u~ngebDrigen ginr
fluB auf ben 9eitatUr ausgeiibt babe.
q Nus Glepelanb, Obio, lopie
9etroit, Widigan. uno sablrei9en
anoeren Stdbten miro Der erfte ltarfe
Sbneefaa bieier Sailon beribtet.
Sn Der Dem 8unoesienator
Miaaro Bpm @ebrasta e~ebDriaen
9eariaae Wine bel 8irainia gitp.
W0ntana, brad cine 5euersbruuIt
aus, Der neun Beraleute gum Opfer
fielen. ueber 80 8erqleute befin-
ben iib aber nod in ben Sddf]ten
uno man befirftet, oas oielelben
eritidt iino, bepor ibnen &ettune ae=
brabt meroen Tam.
Senator Wurean BON alas
bama, Der eifrige 8efiirmurter bes
Wiearagua.@ anals Bruiectes, prptes
ftirt beftig ge9en bas 8orgeben Der
amerifanifhen Mlarine. Sffisiere am
SItbmus BON Banana. @r erffdrt,
Die Ser. Staten bitten fein Heht
oasit aebabt, bort 3ruppen lanoen
su'loiien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
ROBINSON fELLED
"BL00DY MURDER"

ffa~therne Robinson. the young
ruan Who became vsnlentiY insane
and hslissed that he ~as % be mar
rted against hi~ wlll 10 a Etrt be
hated. Was THIS morning taken "a the
insane asylum at sksiiaruatu By
Deputy sheriff nanee and a guard.
While the Insane man vas b~laN
prepared for the trip ~ fought -
desperately that stsizt men could
hardly hold him until the bsndcuffs
and strait Jacket we're tut on. Hs
screamed Murder Aardsr ard
Help an loudly thai crowd nccn
gathered around the dpos Of the
county Jail office.
when thu unfortunate young man
was being carried 10 The haeA bis
twp skaters arrived on the scene aad
scrused the cffiesfs q handling
their brother tee FoaztfiY. When the
officsFs we're trying te get hiFu In
the hack the younger % the two
airs grabbed Hoblnsnn.s hand and
CRAFTY hindered the denafY sherffns.
Robinson struggled and yelled
murder AL the way dpNu town and
" a. AIN shouting Ike an Apache
when the train pulled out with him
on tnnr I'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14

mainnd unsmifched By scandal Ills
present political success Il due t.
his nbiiity Ia finance. BY which he
has Fesiueed taxation and given Italy
a surplus. and % HE aluanre With
the Hseisiistie and other sxifTne
PARTIES IN the country.
itafuH eounino n notable hs the
original 81 Baron h0nnini. the VII
lain Ia Hall Gaines story. The
Eternal civ - Inv rrai man, like
the ore Ia Action has yefy me man
nsrH and great nnense. hut, accord.
ine IN hts ffiendf 10 not tho villain
that ifaii cAine makes him out to
be-
A. he has no, been successful Ia
settinK offioe. Il IL not Easy 20 tel
just what he would DO. Should any
thing happen 10 the present Hnv-
efnment. however. he h inevitably
the prime minister ~ the future. he
is = man who would b. sure 10 do
things on q biE scale. and might
bftns about contest With the poue
on the lines suggested b. the novel;
let.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
IUEER THEORY
| ADVANCED

~. r,ttjs Rr4rsss death ald not
y. fvsr fhs Knife weuni infiict-
h 1<nnen Chamraatx. but from
nrasrsl separation Pfffctused ~
n Ira ~. Tripp and In Owens
nrpftxx shs dagger frum he
- srsIn was tks theory advanced
y - 1<frnrr IN the ChAmraux
~ triai today.
INV u sliiman. who vas ca
= 1z,i fer more than an hour. tss-
- Al IN his optnten such vas
= - Ne stated positively that
1u&1lrx if<sif need not have ~
~ y t<sth. Ne also stated that
- <xuinsd TIE defendant and
~ M Insane
Iel<~ with which chanpoux
- NJ xtri was - firmly Inn
~ b her skuil that Il vas i'm
- b rsluoye Il without ehisel-
= y bpn< 10 relieve the pressure
y ~ 1uux - snuzs as this girl
~ n16a from the concert hall TO
y Jun>llxL but from the first na
- - <nsertnineai fur her re-
~. ~ Nlade % the knife being
~ tkr<e inches IN the Eiri >
r nat for the defense. stated
~ &teFsd Chafur0ux 20 Be At
~ ~ . form a. Insanity sffen
~ ME4noie, In which the pa
- So hts reasoning powers
r q u1nss not pertaining 70 knt
11Mm y nay have.
~ &1En< has 50 far been IN
= \ ~ that Chasnpoux has
- RI ~ Whatever
b 114 that the closing ar
/ gur1& n ri case viii BE- made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14

SPOKANE March u Lovers Of
confectionery In this city are asbat-
ine whether little embelmiHa fluid
gives an added xoHt 90 sweets or
whether tho STUFF ufed 20 preserve
eorpses viii have "a similar effect On
people who afe not yet ready 10 be
handled by the undertaken
Yesterday the health officer start
ed an Investigation and says he
found that two local candy factories
we're using marble slabs 20 mix can.
dY upon which had formerly done
aefNice w bilmhn's mnrKue. The Of
fiesf says one % the slabs had only
been Ia use three weeks aud vas
coated with FnRsrrd sweetness 10 the
depth OF three Inches when diHcogs
cred.
The factory owners bought the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14

The beard Of public work. today
authorised an advertisement for bids
10 furnish the city LIED. eoe feet Of
lumber 10 be delivered at Cedar Lake
for the construction Of the dam and
buildings for tbs nsanisipai lighting
plant
The lumber Il 20 be saved al the
Lake frofn the standing timber on the
city'r land Tive alternative rro-
pnnain are called for the city haeins
The optten Of accepting either.
The same pruyisaun fos furnishing
the nuoant Of iu,uher stated abofN.
and AZ Intervals 70 be determined BY
the city engineer. is Included in bosh
PROPOSALS asked for. bot IN one the
bidder - asked 20 state foe uhat
sum he VIII furninh. transport 20 the
lake aud erect fully equipped saw
In the other proposal the bidder 10
ASKED 10 name his price for trans
porting from North Hend on the
NORTHERN faEtffr raiifuad 90 Cedar
iaske. and sr~cttnk there . min 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14

usual eleanenee lie said
@ksfteaitufe H. peFlshinf; the
country l. being dspopuiatcd. los-
Iax the NEST healthy and vigorous %
IL taboFefz. property u being
crushed under the cruel weight "
80 naeai burdens. imposed both b
ne state and ioeei taxation. ard un-
der tha burden % iis own debts.
that I-eftiea u the rural population
watch does not seek exile pluna~s
deeper IN misery every day. local
factions Wege their fruifirnn war
fsf~. mutually bandyins aeeusa-
iioas uf responsibility for their
eenman isAs. aud les thu midst Of
the xsuefai dineontsnt, the only
thing Which swetls and pfospsrs IL
the bred -stsckink oefopus OF ususs
Tbs snein faints In ZAnerdrlifa
scheme are the gradual reduction Of
The faze~. the exemption from land
tsH u small holdings and exemption
from tskatton 81 Iaborern' Wages
ART desnestlc animals The fact
ttet Tiers are such tsres at all
<hees e shat pass the Italian gov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
ANOTHER VICTIM
or MICK SCOTT

Should the decision Of the superior
court In the case Of the State w.
Mack scott. convicted Of rape. be re-
vsrsed In the supreme court. another
information via be promptly filed
against him. charging him with n
similar crime.
Mary Hall. the young eoiorcd xiri
who was SCOTS victim. died last
week after giving birth 10 girl
baby. Another young co,ored girl
who charges Scott with her betrayal.
u about 10 be come a mother. She
IL 10 years Of gae.
Her case was brought TO the no
tias Of Prosecuting Attorney Scott
recently by Attorney Hawkins. the
lawyer who assisted In SCOTS pros
ecufion.
The name fulBe second giri n In
the hands Of the prosecutins attor-
ney, but In withheld from publication
for the sake of her reputation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
new RULE OF
DIVORCE LAW

Superior Judge Morris maae q
most important ruling ss 10 the
drawing 4 divorce complaints. this
morning
JudSs Norris bel D. that according
10 the statute. the plaintiff must be
resident Of the county In which h.
Of she brings suit for divorce. and
that the fact nsasf b. stated IN the
eempiaint Heretofore IL has been
tas habit OF attorneys 20 simply al
Ire that the plaintiff n a resident OF
the States Of Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
OF
NORKS

arosnt Of routine business TO
~z'fs The beard q public
~1-y vas 10 great that Il was
70 naid an afternoon aeae-
=. ef 70 transact all Of the
,sv'f.ct for laying concrete
~ - On hinneer Place and
= 4 stffeis was awarded 70
@"iaire Tor tz2zz 20, ana the
-, eFehue sewer contract
~ r'sa 70 hccieiland = Co. for
~ n. MI. president Of the &C.
49, hisctrie Company. fiied
~ Sz3.,s with the board un-
Errst. The amount named
ero against the gas COM
Inspection of streets torn
~. nx ns mains. Mr.. mn
~ ~ city should stand the en-
-, TIE Inspection but the
~ sougs differently and de-
NE check.
~ e1d xpecifeafiona wera an
11..--- w ntttetafF Instructed
o,,e for hide for the follow
~. improvements. eWstern
uon virginia greet 10 Uni
eH ~ laying a sewer:
- ~ street BY grading. and a
~ main system on Queen
ssssnding from Highland
y s.-i@ street and Firnt sy-
70 Eighth svenue wess.
NE contract for the fol-
st improvements were
~. Fourth avenue south and
xse<t. water main. Eco
~ yess. eonerets sIdsvaIks
~. .ee. grading and side.
~ xHenty first avenue and
~ Streets. concrets side.
~ d Ayenus vest, rraaIns
v<p<s~,< west. grading, Twen.
-. eysnae north. grading.
Pa = March i4-wbsat
HXHL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14

eminent hha been brought 90 raise
It, revenue. Baron h0nnnnir scheme
u By HHHtrm 81 government loans
to would be peasant prnprietnfE to
hreak ~ the great estates into small
holdings. This would heig relieve
the great svil ~ rack renting. IN
addition 20 the grinding taxation Of
the government u IL like the land
rurehaflng scheme for Ireland.
tail and very thin. and has a gem
erai manner not unlike "a college proc
fesHar. lie has profound knowledge
Of Law. and haa served az nearly all
Of erispfn cabinets, being one ~ the
Few af triHpi's associates who re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
THE RIVAL STATESMEN
or HALY
ONE IS a PREMIER AND TIE OTHER WOULD LIKE TO NJ
BARON soNNiho ~ ORIGINAL or HALL GAINES VII.
LAIN ETERNAL CITY,

HOME. reb. n-tspeclal Core
Hrondehesl The two mont interest
'nH msa IN Italy, today, next 90 the
kiue hlH#elf, are jos. Zanerdciii the
hfses minister. and baron Honnlno.
tho iesaer OF the conservative OPP
position They are known AZ the
fifafs. aud their constant antpEans
Ism Hiees plenty % excitement 10
lanhrfesans Just now they are be-
fore the country with rival schemes
f0f this bestaFment af southern Italy.
iiaren sauniue ~ the best orator
Of the two. and has described the
situation In Naples and tho SUR
touadinE country Ia a passage OF un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
A SURE CURE FOR
THE CANDY HABIT
A SPOKANE SENSATION DISCOVERY OF a
TRANSFER or SLABS FROM THE mohouE TO THE CANDY
FACTORY

hiab from second hand store aud
deny All knowledge that the maj bile
was fprmsrly used BY uudeftaksrH.
In the other factory where slab
vas found IN use the proafietors as
Hert they bought the slab new. 1'ha
health office, however. insists that
the slabs must be discontinued for
candy making
When the news WIS circulated
there was "a rush Of confectionery
men to the newspaper offices. where
each man wanted 10 prove ar ailbi.
n ~ raid that marble slabs make
excellent storage batteries Tor en-
baimiug fluid. and the health office
says the mixing of warm candy
thereon would draw all foreign sub
stances 10 the surface. There IL a
marked falling Off IN the candy
trade AZ all stores tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14

This was easily accomplished as
there are Iron bars across the win
does at the side % the court which
sefe used ss q ladder BY the burg
lara When al the bottom IT the
court the burglars forced open the
back daoF wlth Jimmy.
The hats whlch were stolen we're
near the rear Of the store H. "
Bennett. the proprietor. said this
morning that about " Of The hats
had been stolen. All were ststson.E
and Of the same SHAPE. although
they we're Of assorted siEes and osfi-
ors
In order 10 get away with the hats
without arouainE suspicion the
rfundef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
PROGRAMME FOR
ST. PATRiCKS DAY

f Patriek'H day will be fittinsiy
celebrated by the Ancient Order Of
Hihefnians NJ hnnke hail. Tuesday
The program VIII BE- given In the
evening, being aa follows
Overture. Irish airs. piano saio.
Afs. Boyle; solo. Miss Nellie Hnss
sell solo. n. J. Heuehan. reslta ton.
FantsnoE J. a Haley. violin duet,
MisArs Fitzpatrick. song. Kathleen
Aasourneen. Miss Stuart. ofnffon.
Hon. Patrick Winston; solo. J. J.
attfssiian. solo. Mr. wallace. reel
tattou- Miss n. Gertrude Hraun. solo.
Miss Newell. violin solo by uoffer-
man. q. J. Dams. solo. ". r.
Hughes.
Tuesday morning. ~ $50 O'Clock,
solemn high mass VIII be celebrated
at the Church Of Our Lady of Good
Help. Father prefontsine officiating.
Father Mahoney will preach the ser
mon on st. Patrick.
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ne ATTEMPTED TO
RUN THE SALOON

., ID. coniey. a waiter. attempted
10 take posseasion Of tho Drum
saloon. on Second avenue near
Marion street. this morning &c
started 10 clean out the place while
craxed with drink and landed In the
city jnil. The police we're notified
that crnxy man was In the saloon
and Detective Tenant was sent out
10 get him When the officer ar
rived coniey was sprawied out on
tho floor and five men we're holdinH
him down. -.
The officers loaded him into ths
patrol wagon. and he was sent 70 js''
10 anHer I'm.
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be Furnished and fully equipped BY
the city.
Both proposals. viii Include dis
mantiing the wili sns renewing u
after the roatFart for the lumber has
been ftiird. In the second pr1I-<ssi,
however. the city viii own the mill
and the contractor may OF may not
be forced Ia deliver n back 10 the
city at Serth fiend after the com
pirtion u the eoutfaet
The amogst Of humber asked fnf,
u IL rnfimsfst. viii he All that will
b necessary fer the construction of
tbs dam. al the woeden structures
~ connrftiszn With ehs plant, ard the
wooden stNvs pipe to carry the watsr
from the dam to the generating
plant
Amenx the separate items of shs
lumber contract are tte. sto feet %
slaves for the wooden stneerips.
ste.ees feet Of plsnttnxs $4,000 feet
% stabbed timber and tns.. f9t. eco
feet q rustic and other Building ma
sefiai for houses etc. and thu
amount % poles and lumber nsess-
sary for the construction Of the t,oie
transmission line 10 the city.
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MURDER
NARROWLY
AvERTED

ARLfNTON. Wash. March IL
section Foreman Warner. having
EhhfKe Of crrg OF japanese a.
Cicero. ON the Darlington branch OF
the Northern Fnrifc. reports a
bioedy array which occurred In the
Hectton house Friday evening. \ row
started between one 81 The men en-
Eaked ln q hFht with hia fellows.
with the result that the mHn wHs
roughly handled. being badly cut
about the head and face. The man
then ptof ured an axe and Elanhed
one Of the others almost sesefine
HE arm from his body Only the
timely arrival Of the foreman saved
The lives ~ several % the japanese
= no we're engaged In the fight The
man Who ala the cutting left lulfne-
ftatslY for Seattle. The authofi-
ties there have been notified.