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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-16
New Sanitary Sewer.

Alderman Forney, chairman of the street committed. offered resolution that the city engineer be instructed to draw up ordinances providing for a sanitary sewer on Fifteenth street, between Eley- enth and Twelfth avenues north; also that advertising be done for bids under ordinance 153. Both resolutions were adopted.
 Alderman Forney introduced an ordl- nance providing for grading and macad- amizing on Avenue D. from Eleyeth To Fourteenth street. and on Avenue D from Fifteenth to Eighteenth street; also one providing for sidewalks on both sides of Twelfth street from Avenue B to Ave nue r. Both were referred to the judiciary committee.
 Alderman Jones, chairman of the fire committee, offered a resolution proyid- Ing that a water plug be placed at Four teenth avenue and Eighteenth street, and same was adopted.
 Alderman Heidt. chairman of the light committee, offered a resolution providing for lights at Highland avenue and Stewards station, Ninth avenue and Tenth street. North; First avenue and Eighteenth street, North, and Avenue B and Twenty-second street. The resolu- ton was adopted.
 Petition for Increasing Rates.
 J. R. Copeland offered petition from the Peoples Telephone company asking to be allowed to increase rates as a large sum had been expended in chang Ing the system. The rates asked to be authorized are as follows:
 Business Rates-Single metallic circuit, $42 per annum payable quarterly in ad- vance; duplex, two party lines, $S6.
 Residence Rates - Single metallic cir cult, $24 per annum, payable quarterly in advance; duplex, two party lines, SIS.
 Also that after 5000 telephones have been placed in the city the company be em- powered to raise the rates 20 per cent for each additional 800 telephones installed. The petition was referred to the judici- ary committee.
 Damages Disalowed.
 The petition of Hugh c. Crane, admin istrator of the estate of Lloyd Kerr. the little boy who was drowned in a storm sewer on September 21 of last year, that the city pay $20.OOO damages was disal- lowed.
 The judiciary committee recommended that the city attorney be instructed to draft an ordinance covering the resolu ton introduced in reference to street car transfers by Alderman Linnehan. The re- port was adopted.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

Poultry fanciers will have an OPP
5portunity to see something nice IN
feathers 1T the North Dakota poultry
show at Fargo, Jan. 1928.
Il IL said that the mich COW Is just
:. va:aabie row as when high priced
two Gears ago. for the cream brings
the same price another good argument
1nr the creamery and dairymen.
on opening some old Indian
mounds west of the Missouri In this
state burned corn cobs were found.
The, mounds are estimated to be at
least q century old, indicating that
North Dakota has long been In the
corn bolt.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Thu Euchre Prize.

AREN'T there some jealousies in
your progressive euchre club?"
"No, indeed answered young Mrs.
Torkins. when we buy things for
nrizes we are always careful to select
things that no one really wants, 80
that the winner will not be an object
OF envy. '-Washington Star.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Good for Evil.

: e.. Good for Evil. ~
"Rushmore Is an enthusiast. He
even argues that the scorcher often
benefits the pedestrian who is run
over by him.
''How pr ...s~. r.
"By emphasizing the fact that he
ought to ride, and thus inducing him
to purchase an automobile. "-Automo-
bile Magazine. @.-%~ .->
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
A Little Mixed.

... 4 Little Mixed.
Hazy Harrison-I wuz read1n IN q
naper dat a. Teller up in New Haven
threw a hammer over: hundred an
fifty feet. -. @-,........ ...s. -p,.s
Wayward Stocks-Gosh! dat showed
dat Teller didn't have much use fer
work.-Judge. .st
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

Possession.
'He is worth q hundred millions, tho
most of which he stole" n ....
"Gracious! And he belongs to the
church" H.. .e.. Ill.,.
"Oh. no, the church belongs to him."
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Fall and Winter Samples.

Fall and Winter Samples.
Our Fall aud Winter Samples have ar
r,ved and We invite you to call and look
them over. Following is the range OF
prices on our differtn' lives: " ..
Suits from. .sl4 so to 5000
Trousers from........ ........ 475 to 800
Overcoats, seven different ~.
styles, from.....""........ 1900 to 26.OO
Mems and Boys Macin. ~
toshs. eight styles, from 4.25 to 24.OO
Ladies' and Misses Mac
intoshs, eight styles...... 4.75 to D.O
Our Extra Heavy storm King"
Blanket Lined, Rain and Wind proof
Macintosh for men would be a bargain
at $1,000. but will make a special price
of IT'S to start them going. Look, buy
and keep cry. u. M. FAIR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


George Balm. an umhrsia repairer.
who lives az ise2 Grant street. wan
taken TO police headquarters last
night with "A scalp wound four inches
long. which was sswsd up BY ur
Snyder. Balm stated that he was
Knocked on the head while crossing
the Grant street bridge By two mefr
who first went through hts pockets
and then threw him into the bay. lie
WAS very drunk and hts clothes we're
dry. which leads the police 20 be-
lieVe that he fell while crossing the
bridge and cut his head
The grocery store 81 Wilson a
Foy. 81 Yesier way was entered
some tim yesterday morning and
g. % tn pennies. two boxes ~ cigars
and several packages ~ toharco
taken By burglars. The police are
OF the opinion that the work vas
that Of a gang Of boys.
Tony Nassure. a Turkish bath
house rubber, recovered 800 dam
ages against VI. NJ. Teater propFf-
et0r Of the 81. limo baths. In ths
superior court this morning. Hs
sued for $4,000 alleging that while
In the employ OF the defendant. the
latter called him a thief. and other
wise sisndered him. In the presence
OF several Witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
IKQU/RY
IS BEGUN

The Investigation into the resent
nslliugi4afn. Flyer p0sie collision was
begun thtH morning in the office ~
the United states inspectors % bulls
and boilers 10 20 noon today four
witnesses Hafe on the stand. cap.
tain Williamson vas the first called
lie VA merely cross questioned a.
To the signals that we're given ana
heard by him. and no g. the rate -
speed the F1grf Was going when the
collision occurred.
The NEXT witness called was Cap
taln Hurrman 81 the rockingham.
who testified o. The facts already
printed The third witness called
waH A. ~ uli. chief engineer ~ the
Flyer. lie testified that the Flyer
MAS running under SLOW signals
when thsy wsre struck By the Dode
and Nottingham.
The fourth witness To take the
stand whH 3. = coffin. pilot % the
Ffvrr. v no testified that the Flyer
was running under sloN bell, ard
that at no time was she running
any faster. lie also testified 20 the
fact that the signal. full speed
ahead. H. never given until the Flyer
has completed her turn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
UNION STREET
LINE OPENS

The new loaHt Union street line
VI the Seattle Elooifie Company was
thrown open o. the puhilu yesterday.
The eastern terminal uf the lire h
nt Twenty third avenue ana East
Union street IL prueeedH down East
Union street Co Madison. nfuHfea
that street aud tape the rapithl tiiH
line at Fourteenth avenue nnd East
Pine street Tho rect az the route
lies over the present track down
Pike street mad Second aNvsue-
fhe OPENING at the line VIII do
mucH e. relieve tie eauHrstrd tfalfle
on the Madison street ana Mudfuua
Park liueH n has heeu huIit IN
three weeks being an Hut hluHtfas
ton IT how ihr eleftrie uNiuruH can
hurry II u really deaifea The conn
many Wah given the frturhlae n
cungtfuut the line last January but
held off until the Last minute IN
using H.
Councilman uin Of the Third waEt
few weeks ago Kut uu boz che cuuns
cl aud said he Thought that the
company should be given nu mafe
franchises until u took adNantaHa It
those already granted. aud There g.
q possibility that hia threat nruffea
the company uu O. e speedy com
pletiau uf the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
STILL
AT WAR

The freshmen and sophaFuores out
AZ the University are attn muitsTinE
thrsatn II vengeance at each other
Ns a rennlt of the haning affair las,
Saturday Night
THE windup - tnr affair At ! o'riock
yesterday morning came when bach
a the babies broke into the roufn
az the dormituFy occupied ~ sophos
mere Oscar Damn ana taak him from
bis dowuf eoueh. beside his alsetiaE
papa ~h9 vas VISITING him.
Damn was spirited uuay and hts
flowing hair was shaved from his
head and hs was given = hath. after
which he Nas told 20 hike back 90 hts
room.
The matter was reported 20 President
Kane. who vii no doubt call meet
inx ~ the faculty ard Investigate the
whole affair. The trouble originally
arose Friday night when the SOPHIE
flores tried to hrsak up the fresh
mems annual dance.
Both classes say the end ib not yet
and a s~eond edition % a Kentucky
fspa - promised before tbs haichst IL
buried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
NOT A NECESSARY
EVIL, SIZE SAYS

Mrs Kate Waller Barrett q
Washington. y. g. delivered an In
tcrrstins lecture ht the Seattle thea
ter. SUNDAY afternoon. on the wnf !
- the Florence crittrHinn mission
among fallen women Mrs. Harfett
n a wsli known SPEAKER, and H. At
the head % the Florence Civilization
missions She has travelled in near
IS all parts ~ the globe IN the In
feresfs 81 the work
In her lecture. MrH. Barrett com
pared the fallen women ~ America
Wffh those ~ Europe Shr Hayn
that she has found that conditions
are much better in this county. and
that II f. possible 20 reclaim tere
better than in foreign lands, those
whom she refers Co az scarlet sfo-
men"
She laya the blame for the social
evil upon thn better classes. and de-
niles that ~ a. necessary evil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
MORGAN WANTS A
500. 600 VASE NOW

Boston art collector has just started
on a long ana costly search for an
ancient and valuable Japanese vase.
for which J. Pterpont Morgan "
willing to pay 100000. The vase
- massive affair 81 solid gold, de-
signed and wrought by Hidari ling
GRO for Emperor YnshimitHuI n
was Intended for the palace Of Muro-
marhu. and has been lost to the
world since Yoahlmitsu precipltated
Japan into civil strife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

To have played ths same part FOR
more than lea tlmes and never 10
have missed performance IL rec.
ord Tor any actress e. BE- proud a.
There are few 81 them who hold such
records. bat one who does IL Phoebe
havies Who fer seven consecutive
seasons has played the part 81 the
heroine. Anna Moore. Ia " 4 HradYH
everlasting success way Down
East Barry this season Mins Davies
father whom she fairly wnrnhlprd
died IL California. The telegram an.
nnunring hts death reached the thea.
ter during performance on Saturday
uiNht In accordance with the Gus.
tom II the thoater. the telegram Wa
not given to her until after the per.
Torrance. The news pruHtratcd her
bu, she was not scheduled to play
sunday piEht and ~ Monday night
she had 90 far recovered herself az
20 be able % 20 on aud play her part.
IN spite ~ her grief No one In the
audience that niEht realized the agony
which she was suffering The PLAYER
r. IN many Instances like the soldier
when duty calls every thing else must
be forgotten. Mis- Davies IL a cali.
fornian and Il the wife n jos Il
Grismer. formerly well known as an
actor and now partner of ". A.
Brady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
SET EN- FREE

Kia Lewis ard a. ~ Buckley. the
two tough characters who we're ar
rested b Sheriff Cudihsr az Airing
ton. on suspicion u having been lFnpii-
Gated IN the hold 81 the Maple
Hrathara saloon Al Van AHMssf a few
weeks ago. we're released frufu the
county San Saturday The sheriff DE-
eldsd that he had not enough evil
deuce against them 70 warrant him ~
holding them longer. Frank Ryan.
also arrested As suspect Ia The ease.
IL still IN iali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
MASONS PAR
TRIBUTE TO
WASHINGTON

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Va. Dee =
la pursuance 81 = custom snfahs
ii-hsa several years ago deieEa=
ton representing Masonic Lodge
No Z. Of this city. today visited
Mount Vernon and placed - wreath
on the tomb OF Washington. This
was the iotth Anniversary 81 Wash
inEton's death. aud the tribute "a Bis
memory VAS paid Ia recognition 81
the fact that the frrderickahurH
lodge Naa his mother lodge. The
reoordH showing his Initiation. pass
Ing ard raising and bearing hts siK
nature 80 the constitution and the
itihlw on which he WAs obligated are
aarfedlY preserved hmonE "a. treas.
ured relics 90 the lodge and are ~
lcctn Of great interest 20 visitors 10
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
WANT SUIT
REMOVED

A petition for Ire removal 81 the
aalt u ths NAinsef Grand tietsi s0n
pauy against tstsnifa Moves ard others.
ffsam the superior court 90 thE elfeait
eUart % ths ruitsa States. AS filed
n the Superior court this tncFninx
The change - venue 10 asked ~ the
defendants on thu ground that aa
they live IN Montana. and tbs ssfii ~.
xalxea more than . 90 u ia amt e she
iaftasiis fion % the state courts.
The suit u the one Instituted BY
Horace ~ nuubar. proprietor 81 The
Rainier Grand hotel against Ars
Suvea ard otbsra owa~ts = tho
premises. g. rufares tt.r renewal II q
lease witch expires az the end q the
present year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
PROVED ISLANDER

Tho friends 90 Joseph Kerry and
hia wife. prominent Nome people,
greatly fear that they pefiHhed along
With the test 81 the unfottunatea
Who were ahoard the long missing
steamer Discovery. A passenger Who
arrived here on the steamer CorWiu
says thc herrsa had Engaged hcrthH
ON the steamer Discovery There iH
u possibility that they may have
lcft the vessel before disaster over
took her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
-~<v><-- -~p~- q o. Ez
BLAZE IN A
RESIDENCE

Pre- broke out this morning az
sits o'clock In the residence % I
bronson. at SIC olympic place. and
resulted In 1850 damage e. the house.
which is a two-story frame build
Ing
An alarm was turned In from
Box ia. and when the department
arrived u locked a. n the building
was doomed. The fifefnen. how
ever soon had the blaze under con-
troll
The origin Of the fire IL unknown.
II started in the basement. and u u
thought someone threw a match In
among some rubbish No lnaur-
ance vas carried on the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

TOLEDO. % Wood county. Ohio
claims In. glorious distinction Of he
ing the first 10 introduce this Nchsus
Tor moving. Oh dsff4ekH. " cod
county admit. that Canada has
magr 81 oil drrFicka ~ means Of
raifreH bat Weed county srufus
rnllsfn and used wagons. The der
rlaAm ar holsfsd onto the wagons
VERY low affairs thfe driver says
"G~ddap'H the horses move AMI -,
10 the derflrks A expense ~ - +
naysd o. each derrick ~ costs 81
in move. The base ~ tho ttrutt ur~
shown ia the accompanying iiiusfra.
ton l. q ~ 81 with height uf g
feet The wnE0nH have sasmuh tread
ard extra stills are Used instead -
coupling poles Take il home and
Try II an vuur plano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
POLICEMAN TURNS
ASSASSIN

MEMPHf9. Tenn Dec u John
Z. King. q policeman shot aua seri-
aasly wounded II J krvaseuhuf9. q
merchant and member - the city
Democratic COMMITTEES here last
night. kinE. with face masked. ar
ca@trd krezasnhurE on the strest
fired. Rnd then ran. Kresasuhurz
brought King down with a shot Ia
the leg and King then blew his own
brains out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
SAYS he WAS
SHAN GHAIED

=. l. Goldsmith. a man about
town Who figured prominently In
the Dunbar gambling ease before the
county grand jury last winter. today
flied suit Ia the superior court 10
recover SAeco from II a. nunhar,
HE alleges that he Was made drunk
by Mr. punhars employees and
shipped cut q the city 90 prevent
his cunning before the grand jury a.
a witness and Was left stranded In
san Francisco.
Mr.. Dunbar said today that Gold
smith left the city voluntarily after
finding that he could not obtain
hush money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
HELD FOR TRIAL

william Anderson had preliminary
hearing Ia Justice Cams court this
morning on the charge ~ burglary,
and was bound over o. the superior
court under $50 bail Ia default II
bait be was sent e The county iaii
Anderson f. accused q breaking open
the tool house of J l.. Jenkins A Co,
AZ Terry avenue ard Alder street on
the night 81 December n, and taking
valuable tools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
AT POINT
OF DEATH
ATTORNEY GENERAL CROW OF
MISSOURI, MAY NOT LIVE
THRouas THE DAY

ST LOUIS. Mo. Dec. Il Attor-
ney General crow may not survive
the daV. lie H. suffering With
pneumonia.
owing Ia his illness. the case Of
Staatc Senator fnrris. indicted Tor
bribery IN the baking pow der scan
dal. witch was 90 have opened this
morning AZ Jefferson city has been
continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
WON PRIZES

The fret annual examination Of
the pupils 81 the Hebrew Free
school. vas held 81 the Jewish srua :
EnEus At Marion street and hoyles-
ton avenue. last night. and over 60
children were examined The fol
lowing five-wero awarded prizes for
the highest standing George Ht4is.
Louis prutfaa. Joseph Feinberg. ].
Hureltz and Sam Rapport.
All five % these pupils are In
Room I. presided over By 3. RAP
port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

The steamship Pennsylvania. with
a cargo % coal for the Hawaiian Is
lands. was last week forced 10 put
into the barbor IF Nanaimo fifth her
port bunkers on fire. II is not known
Just how the fire started, II was
discovered by one 81 the seameu.
After a few hours hard work the
fire was extinguiHhed with the eN.
ceptlon OF small space In one Of
the big bunkera which still continued
70 smoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

NEW Yonk. The last fleetins
hape b. gcue fof the safety OF
lseanidea Hubbard aud party req
feasutiuE the magazine outing VINO
started last August on an eNplofinE
expedition tnto a part of Labrador
never before attempted by white
uaan. The last mail steamer has ar
rived al ST Johns. Newfoundland,
aud reports that not a trace ef Hub
hard and hts companions has been
found. The general opinion u That
they have been killed by the fierce
tribe Of Indians "a hp luhnhtt the Tar
interior. ttuhhardH commission
from outing Was Ia Wait these
abotiEines and describe them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
CAUGHT
POLICE GRAFTERs ARE PUT ON
SUSPENDED LIST AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dee. fA-Acting on
evidence submitted hy counsel 81
the kraft committee. chief 81 Police
O.Nelt toiay suspended Lieutenant
Mulcahry and ratrulman Martini
frem the police fpree on the ehafse
OF grating ln the red ttght district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
STEPPED ON
4 TACK
WEALTHY INDIANA MAN DTS
OF BLOOD POISONING RFoM a
PECULIAR WOUND

SAY pIEuo. cal. Dec Ito
seph II. Greer. a Weaithy cltizen -
iNort Wayne. Ind died here yestsr-
daN st biood poisoning, lie stepped
ON tack recently In "A Pullman ear
aua hlaod poisoning set sea- lie MAS
heavily interested in on and land
business lu Indiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
ROPES FOR PEACE

LONDON. psc. IL cab.
iuet meeting this morning. ttuHzis' .
reply Was discussed The Japan
csc minister. he says. has received
the contents q the Fvpiy. but u un-
ahle to make them public. He be-
iieves. however. the issue vii he
peaceful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
WILL SPLIT
EVEN

PARIS. Dec. lit e. reported
that Russia. IN her reply To the Jap
anssr note, contains a demand fol
IN. free CIRCULATION ~ troops IN
Northern Korea giving Japan ia re-
turn. free hand tn South Korea
The Mauchurlan question II Htill
rendiuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
carpsn,sr., Ne,ieei

; on Tuesday evening Dee IS the
special business will be the cunaldsra-
fian - the Constitution n the pro
pussd new Central Labor linton.
Every member r. urged 30 attend. =
Isl. WiIkin. Recording Secretary. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
Jim HILLS
REQUESTS

The vacation Of the streets which
the Great Northern requests 81 the
city a. a part Of Its right - way
and site for the proposed new unicn
derot. VIII come up for special order
Of business az the council meeting
tonight The street committee has
not set made a report ON the mat
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

JOHN ", nooKwALrER
In bis latest issue " the Cun,monrr.
W J. hrgan tuuts John " nook .
walter. the SprtnEficid. @ millionaire
manufactures. a. an eligible FOR The
Democrats nomination for president
hrYans ehisf cptnmsnda ton u fss,ok
walter l. that 10 has sorns 70 the
front ever sl.ction with hts purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
ENDS IT

San FFtNSgfRCO. Dec. ft-pr
John itafntiten. nscd 90 years. COM
mlftrd fuleIfe here tpdaf Hs took
cyanide - potassium iu he effiee iu
the Farfoff building az noon. It's
trody ass found % his partner. tie
VAS prominent physician here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

money sharks had better security I'm
a oinch ON some Panamsuiau property
from which they will now realize in
tgTeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
E. N. Brooks & Co.

Are showing the choicest line OF
holiday neckwear ever seen In the
city. 1891 Second avenue. Arcade
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
LasoR MEETINGS rosIcHT

HAffssgN' Hall. ttte Second ass.
Ballard ship Carpenters - fiaksf
street hall ballard
Electrical Workers w aitrsssrs'
hli.
Newsboys 9. T. n. hail
piasterers' Olympic hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Want
Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

NEW YORK Were IL not for an
American. who has taken ap ms tesf
d.nce IN Panama, the recent teNo,u-
ton could not have been successfully
s.rrtea out. Tracy Robinson. who
tncks enough like the photographs Of
,ym cullen Bryant to be his twin
nsother xas the man who succeeded
Il, ,,t.tnr the sinowa u war here.
m. vras one of the commission that
EMO here 20 got the eein and the
,srma on which u was finally secured
900 that II the revolution was a sue
eos the money was to be returned,
but N not. the investors were willing
Go lose.
THAT is the story as given out by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

$500 for ostrich Feather BoaE
in white. faxed with black. IS
yards long.
At s3T.5O 3ona not quite 20
thick. Z yards long. black or
white.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

positions. and the world may be made better by
their living therein.
Do not those dear mothers do more good in
the world than If they threw their vote in the
ballot box?
Then I see sporting women registered as
guides; why would il not be as sensible for q
man to don a shirt waist, advertise himself as
capable of caring for the home and little ones,
while the mistress is away?
believe that women should have their out
ings and rest, but do not like to them usurp-
ing mans place, for a womanly woman is as
much to be admired and respected as q manly
man. What do the sisters say?
Great Pond. Z.