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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

lin 9 l1br fldrte ii6 bic Suit, uno
elm friI6sr Winb rdumte nit Der
feuhten 2uftpeGe auf. @s puroe
fii6lsr unb a%ngenebmer. Sir 9sute
1T tpieoer idDnes Wetter, tpern audi
ni6t 10 parm, in 4usii6t geiteat.
1a9 Dem 8eri4t oes Wetter 8uz
reuus iiber bic Witterung i'm Wtonat
Sunni ieit 33 Sabren betrug bic
0ur9f9nitts< Semperutur Der tribe
rem Sabre 70 9rao; oieies Sdhr bait
ten mir absr rtlr CT @rab. Der Wtnb
fam gum grDBten Sbeile aus benz
@iibpiten unb errei6te nit 26 Wleilen
pro Stunbe feline grObte 9ei9fpinoigz
felt. Der Our9i4nitts< Regenfaa IN
ben lebten 33 Sabren i'm Sum- betrdgt
3.78 3pG; in bieiem Sum- batten mir
aber sol 3oG 3e9en. 8epitter
purben am g., TO-, IL, a., 16., IT,,
20. unb 20. beobudet. SIN gan5en
Monut batten mir MIR bier gang flare
Sage. Der fGlteIte Sag i'm Stunt mar
am Is, an bisiem Sage ging bas
Thermometer auf "a 9rub berunter.
8art Concert Sds 19oz
ne @etter lodte geItern NbenO minpez
items 10000 Ser onen na9 benz patz
terionJparf," po Water's &upele UNI
ter oroBem 8sifaG cpnSertirts. Ws6z
rere Nummern bes Yro9rumms muBz
ten pieber bolt tpsrben.
Stir beute Nbenb i'm r5eoeralz9iaz
part" unb fir morgen Ibeno i'm
vGarroIzparf" lit bas folgenDe prpz
sramm aufgeitellt poroen:
1. Mari9 Sings 5ool" BON DUN
ban; 2. Supertiire r3ecorb Breeder"
bon S'Sare; 3. Melobisn aus n&Ontg
9obo" bon 2ubers; 4. Wulser SO
S6ee" bon Wulbteufel; 5. Gornetiolo
Selected" BON 8alfs (9r. s. ..
Waters); 6. vSiblife MelObien" BON
Mriinan; Z. Sbp0e Die Walbmiible"
bon Mi9aels; 8. Supertiirs nWorlo
8eater" BON S'6are; 9. n8otosnubz
Son5" bon Nepman; 10. Marf6
Soon 8anb gonteIt" bon Yrbor.
perfonalnpti5en. Srau
Minna Margot 5altl but geitern cine
3abelbepei4e erbulten, bab 9r.5rdna
5altl poblbebalten oriiben angefomz
men lit.
- ST.. 6. Clan Simanus, YrdIiz
bent beg speiten R~atbs5psiges, piro
beute nit ieiner 5amilie auf cine Woz
DIE mad Ge6obotb Bead sebsn.
- 9r. Gonrao guri4 BON Nspz
Yorf lit our 3eit in Baltimore gu gez
lu6 unb nirb siniee Sage bier Dertpeiz
gr tpp6nte Der 8eerbigung ieinesgruz
bers BEL.
= Sr. 8. o. Ielfe, elm friiberer
8ultimprer, Der jebt in Nep : Yort
pobnt, ipeilt our 3sit in Baltimore gu
8efu6e.
*** Morgen finbet in ben Inlagen
unb Der !Sane Der uSt. 4ntoniusz
Stride an Der 5ranflinzQpenue Gar
benpille, cine Der 10 beliebten 9artenz
gartisn, perbunben nit picnic, itatt.
9erabe jest bat Die Natur ibr i6onz
ites &leib anselest unb taum siebt Is
in Der umsesenO bon Baltimore einsn
glas, Der 10 e~eeignet lit, bic Gait beg
2ebens, tpenn AUDI nur fir etlide
Stunben, ertrdglidsr erf6einen gu
laHen. Sir cine quite Mu9lseit uno
f%onitige Semitic unb nnterbaltunssn
1T ouf's Bette seiorst. 9as reue
pfarrbaus 1T CUR 9sii9tisuns seDff=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
S6iffsnahrihten.

eng # 6. Sult. - 6ier am
gelangt lit Der 9ampfer n3eelanb"
BON Nnttperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Gin 8ismarfzS arfnnhaa.

Sin Sismarf>S arfnpbag.
lteber ben 8ismard : Sartppbag,
ben 8aiier WilbeIm fir bic Dent
malsz&tr6e be5 neuen 9omes be-
fttmmt bat, niro aus Berlin gei6riez
ben: Sas Werf nirb bort an Der
Subpano einen be~roprragenoen YlaB
erbalten uno BON 5pei ioni1irenben
Yilaitern eingefaBt iein. 8rpfeIIpr
8egas bat fir bas Monument cine
meiiterGi6e 20iung gefunben, beren
etn6eitli6e Competition unb beren
@epunfeninbalt Der Suiier in gleiz
diem N2aBe betpunberte. Der @ntpurf
5eigt einen Der @r9iteftur angeme7ez
men RenaifIancezgbaratter Iuf Ell
mem born abgerunbeten llnterbau en-
bebt 1i6 Elm auf 2DpentaBen rubenoer
Sarfop6ag, aus Dem Elm 8oitdment
nit Der iiBenben Statue 8ismart's
dufiteigt. On Der linfen Seite oes
Sarfopbages ftebt Elm Singing, Der
&rbm, in f6lpungpou beipegter Sal
tung; bou 8e9eiiterung hebt er nit
Der Qinfen Die Ypiaune, Inn our4
ibren Mhlnb Die Sbaten ieines 6eloen
81 perfiinber. Mit Der He6ten liifz
tet er BON Dem S%arfopbag benS9leier
unb entbiilt 10 Elm 8elief, bus Die
8orberIeite i4miidt. 9a iiBt Die
t5ronenoe 9ermania, uno in f@eierliz
4em 3uge, BON 9agen begleitet, ndz
ben 9eutf4Ianb's 5iriten, Inn ibr bie
neugeiponnene &aiiertrone bar5uretz
den. On bic re9te Settle bes Sortoz
pbases lebnt ii4 cine ernite, eOle
| 6rauengeitalt, bic Gef9i6te, in beren
Bud fie ibr Nuge %Iinneno pertieft.
Sas aus Dem Sartopbag berauspa6z
ienoe Poitument trdgt nur bus Wort
n8t5mard." Der San5ler feIbit iiBt
ba ais Elm treuer 8G6ter be5 Batter
lunbes. 8arbduptig, bic re6te 9uno
~truftbo1 auf Die 2enbe geItiiBt, 70
rt6tet 8ismard ieinen bur6Dringenz
ben Bid iinneno in's Weite; Der
Slid nenbet iif Elm tpentg na3
re9ts. Der 8un5ler 5eigt Die Sra6t
zines alien Ritter5 Der Genoi1ance;
barber le9t ii6 fret Elm 9epanb in
groBem 6ultenpurf; ben @%iienpun5er
i4miidt Elm 20pentopf. 9us 8on5e
lit in Marmor gebu6t unb ion cine
8rDBe BON ettpd A M&etern erbalten.
Ser @ntpurf gtebt 3eugntB BON Der
frti9en, ungeminberten S9affensz
traft bes 7~2zid6rigen Mleiiters uno
reibt ii4 in Der portreffli4en Gpmpoz
ittiDn ieinen bsIten Mrbeiten an. Der
8aifer fanb ben Gntfpurf gang aus
ge3et9net unb genebmigte bic Iusfii6z
rung o6ne 4enberung; au9 Die &aiz
ierin mar bon Dem @erte iebr entz
8iift.
5rduen : @mdn3iputiDn n.
ON unIers 9amen I4pGrmen 9eut'
f6on,
8lii6enb fir 5rauen : emancipation.
5rei pOa'n tie iein, bere4tigt ME
Mdnnsr,
Selbfitdnoi8 banbeGn, 9riiben tpie
8enner,
&einerlst 3pang 1llr me6r I'm ii6
leioen,
8eitm0gli6 ieOe Riidiiat Oermeiben.
Set ouf Die eig'ne Strait ieBt buuen.
Sn einem 4untt nur bleiben tie
r5rauen!"
8eugen iid pi1ig, gang obneWetboOe
SieF bor bem S3epter Der &0nigin
nMobe!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

The J. F. WIESSNER & SONS
Brewing Co.
ilndbbdmgige 23ter6raneret,
Sareau: Rr. 17O2, 0oro=O aDsStr.,
(SRn2a4G G~aItiHtpg. Sfp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
1lnipsriitats= Gebanbe einaeGi6ert.

Column bu 3, ., 6. Suli. = Sn
Oelapare, O., lit bic gqiotz6ule Der
v8ssleDan uniperiitp," in tpelder ii4
bas 2uboratorium, Die 8i6liotbef UNI
bds @Dmnuiium iener 2e9runitult be-
fanosn, in Der Na4t pom 4. gum 8.
cSuli abge6rannt. 9as 5eusr, pel4es
einen @eiummti4aben BON $4,000
angeri6tet bat, ion bur9 bas 5euerz
perf perunlabt tporben iein, pel6es
bic Stubenten am n9lorrsi9en Bier
ten auf Dem Campus abbrannten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
WaaBe nn0 0emibter

.oie bieIeIben Don Der 8alttmorer
W}eblz un0 9etraiOezg angeltoms
men nerpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

Wetter.- Die Semperdz
fur D a qeitsrn 3par ni4t auBerorz
oentli6 bo9,. bod peruriudte Der 9obe
Neu6tiafeits9e6alt Der 2uft Elm bo4it
unqemiit6lifes @efii6l. 5olgenbes 1T
Der Stano Der Semperatur am geltrls
,o, cSnoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
INSPECT.
GMHR
NEW OWNERS OF EVER
EFT PLANT ON THE
GROUND TO DECIDE
WHETHER OR NOT IT
SHALL BE REOPENED


y EWEff bFt ~ =. 4. AeN house
~ New York HfHsfal maaHHef af the
American Smelling 8 tt-nniua com.
nsHt iuiu whose hauta the Everett
anfIfsr Tperuflf ussHsd in IH Erefstg.
accompanied b. kari taIsfa euuaff
ms engineer e tbr eatsspaHf Judd
Stewart. auditor ~ tine COMPANY both
81 .Naw york. and b p nfadan. ni-
lcf@ Hdrft 81 fhs lead trssl smfitaf
uen see= AZ ttelpna rhese gentlemen
HaIt fiiHed in Everett rs e a fuf-
Ift HnFFriutshdrft af fhe fsaatTrs 81
che eamrsH}s ifrIena piaHt aHd = e.
IahnHaH Formerly pFe hWaf 20 iHs
Etefaft rmrlief hut faf ihs past o.
months connected NIth the IftlrHa
Hisur ~ tH. IsAa tfHafa
rho sbJif aHrH the daY iaakiHs over
fhr i=t sfftE anHIfar maktHa pfelius
Hsfr H6.dF ~ tHr aatuatI1a bore
NHsu rafH ieHas - Neu#,au,As statei
tia e. uaH nal pErFafel - state
stHIHrf 3D. EHsfrfl Hmfllzr wniiid
aaalU D. sH. Gated vf net
Sc o. bees CO fhe nafpazr 6f hood.
Ins aHsr lht reid eIfh fiHn a. 90.
#tstIUs che Nfe#rff smeitsf asid o.
zsss came rfs raret ta uahr q Frff
careful HtHaH ~ soHaIfiaHH aud che
fHiHutf tIef - ths taflalH uh Htrfa
HHd fHuh fhat rHieF Hta lse operation
~ ms slufIfIaF plant f'ntI 81 10 aaar
= ~ aaIIafa#tiaH aa sHaU uHi tr Hfa
faHaf 90 sfata dHaH#tHIy thst tha faseI-
t=f wlI b. HIssr#f68
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
HE WEEDS
GUARDIAN

Il Nunid pay ST s6i .rareu here
AFTER when he waists 10 GEO the
sights q ne city bs Raa,abt % cn-
rloy a frIfabir Ea.de 81 d spesIfts4
rate ~ payment
Saturday a.Ehi aai sunday murn -
Hk NIshardaaH ha HraentIY 49,
rived rom saH Franchise. waH HFF
me thr alEhfa OF thr rratfIeted dla-
IHat Aba4f : as Iath 30 vas trrt
hy man aha immediately maar
blmseif aNfrHa hir and a. fhs lE4asr
gradually aeadensJ lha brain 09 thr
san Franciscan Dis nra ? .eud Huhs
10 hiu lighter. tir said that he -
aaafy Go aee Hsahatsaou Ha drunk
ard k1Iuafrerrl I1 faks him fa a.
holsL Hhlah be tlt The HaF ssHt
- the Grand central hatet WhEH
Hlehafianh awahe Yesterday m1rn a
tag BE- states THAT De- Haa fuIHua 80
and e dftft fnf 1IA
owing % hn banY caudi tor Ne e.
uuahle Ga remember his Hustautlu. 81
Hsaeflrtsnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

bsi, noi az With Nrklfer. who IL netuf-
aliy one ~ the inllleat ava test uatuted
men On the Carlisle team.
When hattiinH nu the Erihlenn how
ever. he becomes quite feructanH ~
tltusn. but always plays SQUARE In y
recent game he and hia opponent col
ltdsa With terrible force knocking the
white man on the chin. Nukifer was
raiiuds Hwaru a. but be didn't stop
"a Arruo with bis victim. only shouted
4 no Ike swear ~urds feu walt
after game Gee. / hlt yoa hard
sghou,luek h. q man 81 Tea words
tIe uses che sian Language continually
while hia canNtrsa ton consists mainly
iu meunss lablra aud emphatic mods ~
his shtuiuE blank head It's rYeu ars
small and naFtpv. while hia hish check
ismes hrs 80 rrb as % laah az y
dauhtd With ysrmiiitm
Ile has ksrn nenas AZ humnr aud
" hen auuHsd hia TIA serious fulr
breaks up intss smile that louAs as #
the man u ~ mpon had stopped 70
Joke With the stars
of raursr he suffers fram The heat
aHd during the early fau has tern
given trr usbt practice eut thF nrst
tasii DAYS have bfaHfd hIm uhh be b
new the must availabie man Tor rons
tce.
g honolulu b. heavier thau last fsAf.
uut IT, rather uabt fat ths position
ssiFhlas uaif Do reuHds
lfe m very alfuHE aHi HuHt rlaHa e.
ihs ground It's less are an ahart ~
ha. traiInie in paaaIaGthr iaH without
if.iHR .thsfu sut causiua thr quarter
back ta tumble
ar Improves an ths tlne g. tIa pis,
los - be ta,amen more accustomed
Ga the Htsiiah laHsuaas. Hud therefore
tp the alKaHiH and ~9i mske sn ga
gtIIrat player For bic Nelaht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
CLERGYMAN
DiSGRACED
JAMES DONOVAN. ONCE \ mtN
BTER. NOW IMPRISONED ~
TIE CITY BAsrlLU

Ffssm suif.fHai heHKHfa % ils~eaeH q
tHe aiaf4 - nar fHfiaarif knaNH be
a % tsl eisfK8 uaan aad lnefHfrf =
iar A. Hr aaNF be rauH - tamra
HanarHn sHa waa arrested Hruter8a E
aaH Iuafed WHth FaEHaHts aTiHiHs BE-
ass OF afianfsara ia enc con basis
lssn thafNeH M5th dranaeifieas
His mrscd in asattia from Niaaaufi
rHaft Hmr aHa 9Th laftsfr fFsfn
prem lnsuf seer in faa East aHh uuHts
- o. htiH saeHaed hsfH iisa taflrra
have nrFef bH~a' Hrassafad stfaua
arInk T. sue esasF lie isssff efsfs
appearance 20 SIZE Nrnt.ranaH
fts aafa ffat 49, 8rars $50 hia han#
Ice lsi 81 His dlsinlsasl fram the chuf. g
safh uhiah b. had been csnnr fea arsi
aiarr thra he has takau the anNu
SAFE path It 10 NET fha ordinary
raiiea arauk aud fsarHts heartily that
resaftlars afr as nf rfearHl hul ra1 e
De- eablaat hssp ghkluH ~nssAef ARD
Tote 90 Be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Whittia whiiue. whlluef Some 81
uB spend huuFn a1me Of uu DAYS
sanr 81 ears. and 90 81 un moments
ON THE ff8Itlras occupation
We are mental Wtittirfa Instead
~ ultlra ~ woudabrd or the back
Natl aith GAafiuEs ~ afa FILLING uar
heads With NhittlnHa aamr of ar
have cons -fra aar bfsiaa others have
ouif busted few ahsaibEH over the
aurfhre
MauY Of a. waste enough tlue.
mentally to make un huErsaHfI tn
aatHr usIllus ~ uraffHHlau. III f.
not 30 uuah what 80 arc doiua a.
what ~ are thinking that de- efminss
oaf future mos aufauta
When W. are dressing while - are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
NEW SOCIETY FORMED

a society q be known as the
"Jun lar Estuietg for Universal Re-
ilEisn o. - be ORGANIZED HeKf
sannta - the Rev AlHrsa ~ Maf-
TN Ar Martina fttaa provides fuf
a regular church organization 80 hr
conducted entirely by vauna rru-
pie The uhfaet - fhe aaHtrIf aiH
b. 20 give mnfal and feiiaiuua tu-
atrurtsuu % boys and girls under Is
years ~ age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

walking wit11 ~ are riding on the
street car. shat hfe aur minds about
arr w. whiting
While the piles ~ ahafiHEH in Our
heads grow higher aud hIghsr some
oHe siss f. getting down 20 work lie
thinks clearly rerH clearly. acts rsHas
iutefy and Accompanies things We
wonder how un earth he found The
time ta do 20 nurh
Ne Improved his thinking momruia
Thrfs az tusuf -four hours IN tie
davo 81 fur sleep. ifteen faf
tilaaEht The man who ffJe~ only
thrra hoafs 1ut 81 she sIntessi haH na
ona o. blame hui himself
The whiting habit is . hard one "a
break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

The ocean tug Tyce, Of the Puget
sound Tugboat company. embarked
last niEht on . voyage that Il al
most unprecedented. she IL gotne
to Dutch Hsrhor 60 pick up the dis
abled steamer Meteor nd tow her
All the way back TO Seattle during
the stormy season OF the year.
Capt nallong has ahead OF him
difdcult and dangerous task. and,
moreover, one that has never been
accomplished before. n. as IL
hoped. no misfortune has overtahen
the Meteor already, she has by this
time reached the Boring sea port
In tow of the Eureka. The Tyee
will take her NJ this point and
bring her 60 this port along the pas
sage taken by the Seattle Valdez
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
FRIENDS THOUGHT GHOULS
o MADE AWAY WITH THE BODY

covered the body had been aus zap and
taken hack % the parttora 90 the Re.
attic tuaertakiuE company an the g.
quest 81 othef flirnds Of the deceased
Tho nadK Waa turned oNvr % thr liat
tersoHths aud was shipped Ca tifuner
tan at o'clock iu the afternoon rh,
funeral viii b. held Al that e,.va 60
dan
Ian HnaIna Steamship eonanalt~
iremaa salIrd NeFteraaK aftefueSn -
the Philippines. ehlua and japan asar
fsthg laf Ht-t pasHnuEtfa since Hht
Wsa eaHersird uta passenger vessel
She had - Hfsi ttasa nasarnkFrh. Ia
strsfase passengers and Isu13 tans 81
fryiKhf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
SOCIETY IN
FLUTTER OF
EXCITEMEN

CHICAGO Oct = aChiesra's horse
shnW she annual fsu social event
"Opens tB thr Coliseum tonight ard from
al Indications n N'fil ~ the most natA.
bio event 81 the KIND ever given IN the
Western metropolis. Society u in
eager anticipation ~ ths event The
fact that Miss Alice Roosevelt win be-
aHnouE the prominent guests has
caused much ~ a stir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
ANOTHER PLAYHOUSE
OPENED TN GOTHAM

NEw YORK. oct a. The rrin-
ulpal theatrical event Of the week.
aside FROM the Opening 81 Sit Henry
IrkiuE'e engagement a the broad
say thshtrr. - the opening tonight
~ ths Nnw Amsterdam fheatnr- the
NTH new play house Ia b. added "a
Eofhams liai within a month. The
Sew Amat rdafu e. located aa FurtF
SECOND street. near EfuaaMaTs II
has been in course ~ construction
for nearly tHn years and - one ~
the largest and cnstiieH thsaterH I'm
America The up~niuR attraction ia
$. & GaoH 81 az Bottom IN 4 alsi
summer Nights Dream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
SAILED FOR ORIENT

Prof 1sremiah jerks ~ Ithacs,
$eW York. member Of the faculty
~ Cornell uyssfsity. and msmber
~ the eomufiasion - International
Exchange. was Ia the city. Satur-
day tie sailed fof the Orient on
the fremont yesterday morning
whore hn vii look after the work
Of The commission in Iapnn
Prof IHnka Hugh ~. Hanna ~
indianapolis. and Che riea A. conaut
81 New York. constitute commits
sion - assist the Mexican and chit
neps governments "a establishing a
fixed rate 81 exchange between
their countries aud the United
States and other nations using the
gold standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

built about eIth rough stones aud
tree braorhea. A fnb auukrn into
ih~ ground and half full ~ aateT.
casting the reflections 81 the nee BY
uafueH. makes wl~rd Representa-
ton 81 au nid wru
Entertainments uhieh should con
sist - dauEhnuts and hot coffee. eau
be served from pumpkin bowl i aud
tin CUBS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
NEE TING OF
CRACK SHOTS

50 VITO fsars he aauus - a sen
vHi - Haa hHafr if- ttis vstk There
wi 30 at ktntH - them iu tnst tur
au Thursday az 3 eiork sire niath 81.
nuat tH4sHamHHt e she WashiHE "a
HqargmHnsa aaHarf stfHn begins.
Medals aiH - aHar3ed uwiY e. thasr
fseInnafnE ta fhe statc asunf latiHr.
though ahufa ffam other states uiii b.
permitted @ g9mpete fHf TIE cash
HrlHrH
There uIi b. 80 iu cash pftrf. 80.
tFltutrd during fhr sert Visitors Will
D. The nursta ~ tha Seattle nd and
Unn club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Fer a time YESTERDAY the people At
peafNrtewn thought theY were surz
rounded - bodi suatshsra A hadY
vas mlssiaE frem che puNamish cems
etery aud no ems had the faInteat Idea
what had become sl &C. John F'iahahan
IVES inferred Saturday mgruinA In the
rottera nyld rs the seattle uudsrtsk.
tng company
sunday muHniue two af the dead
mans frisnds arrived iu seattle amt
hrafiaE Of his drssh told Hattfrwafth
= Sons 60 nE hig@Ap ard thry would
pay aH eNntrssS@ Tor a funeral A
kraNe dlEavr went % ths cemeKrF, at
S e.cloek and tauud the buds Was not
tn the KfaNe. un ia1uIrs ig ives d.-z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
eKopus LION ALAskA

When the Nome liner 81 Paul and
the Ekagway liner Dolphin arrived
SATURDAY.. IL marked the beginning
of the great exodus Of Alaskan gold
seekers into seattle FOR the winter
Nearly zoe people arrived on these
tWo vessels alone. and by the end
Of this week The population 81 Seat
tie win be gWeiled nearly 1000
Six Nome liners nre O. come down
The Nome city arrived Thursday
with ga passengers The Senator
ohio aud Roanoke sro almort Ger
tain To- arrive during newt week
The 9rcHbn Portland and Corwin
wiilsrrohahiy arrive from the north
ctn port "a littlc later
Prom fknEway. the Valencia.
Humboldt. city of S1attle and Diris
go are duo o. onou Hftt0e with pep-
pie from the Kiundike.
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NATIONAL GUN CLUB
HOLDS TOURNAMENT

FRENCH Rack SPRINGS lad. oct
81 The National Gun club. the organ
iEation which was completed 81 iudi'
annapolis a few weeks ago, began ~
FIRST annual national tournament here
to-day The association already gives
promise II becoming the foremost or
gauizatlon Of marksmen In the eoun-
tfN
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Yesterday morning Edward Clark
son was picked up ON First avenue
suffering from fits. Between an
oplock he had three. when found
BY Patrolman Deigh he was nearly
exhausted He was taken 10 the
Wayside mission.
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weakness and all private diseases
Call and see this wonderful Chinese
medicine. Have a talk with Hee
Wo before giving up your case as
hopeless. Consultation FREE
office 2oi's Washington 81. Seattle.
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Tsrfy Hu@au llbra - hatr a rfiic
Zoe lnaAlak pc crust. uut ol59 HrL
uuf 4u.aals. aud Toe faltua lHE meth
ed hes uFaa 80 80 e. = Eau4 uar
fg e. tu he remembered That tn
81 aav nuod rFaat 81 is nut 80 mash
S matter - material 80 it ~ a matter
% aafpIna Geld and baking Iuh hig
Neter unr bread lauf faf EiH cfust
- ID makes t Tough. Some times
E4tud crust can BE- made from Is bat
- aafled blended flour part v Ia
ter aud part aufink wheat bat "a
eIrHr winter HHHaf OF pastry flour b.
better Nau can usa all leFd for
shortening az uuc hatf bNftef end
ONE half atd aI ~ very economical.
tried uuf besf fat Never handle thc
dough amy more than can be helped
ana use a. iittie muir are - pas
slbIr Ia Weiting the flour Keep the
dough- cold % It arfa warm 81 ii
n DE refrigeration until chiiied be-
fsfs baking Bsks a. quickly a.
possible a good padainE h. better
than = poar pie. 80 unless Fau sc
willing En- uas The pfuppt proportion
~ shortening ara takr the ueces-
sars pains tn asking. " uuald b.
better 10 nfnit the pie and have
pudding Instead
quick pie crust sin ! 81. -four
aud tsp aali suto = bowl Add gen
cross half cup Of lard and mis- thor
sarhiy into tha -four with a fork
Vet eth just ~ little iep water a.
viii bold u together and roll out on
brad board. lightly busted over
mfth fluuv
me marble top 81 an old table
rfsHAsa q raaa usaidIHE board a. lt iH
always COOL
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The Grand Buffet cafe, Tor oysters.
rare shell fish. refreshments az all
kinds French dinners served from
TO y. m. daily. The cooking viii
make you leave your happy shome
and forget mother. zee
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The halloween party proper
should be given agt 20 doors. This
vas the ola Scotch cuatofn. The
witrhy darkness adds charm aud
hriRhtvua Huppossd niyeterics. II
The weather permits sn out ~ door
party can be made NTfltahle car
nivai 81 ~ltr6re hnd hehFohiius
Jash-o' lanterns can be hung from
limbs ard set up against the porch
rails and half hidden among vines
and torches ran be fastened here auh
there about the yard.
A crude fortune telling afu can be
made by throwing up against the
house a feN broad boards. the sides
can be Of trrs iifuha. and dry leaves
aud dead tstEs can BE- thrown down
to rustic aud crHrkle under the fact
The den should he lighted BY can
dlss in pumpkin bowls. The fortune
teller should be tn one rorner. her
form haf hidden among the leaves
an branches about she side % the
len II cards arr used. the rude
bench. wharr they are spread out
should be lighted ~ fsck-o. Ian
tern. with thin green paper
pinned over IT, KrinninH face THIS
gives a Ehostly lirht
No out Of door halloween is COM
plete Without a bonfire The sticks
should be laid before the guests ar
rive. and " hot perfectly dry they
should be saturated with on or gas
uilne
A novel method Of lighting the
fire IL 90 provide each guest with a
long handled torch and after a slow
procession about the yard let them
form circle. striking AZ the satpr-
ated wood with their lighted torches
until tho bonfire is @rli ahlaze
In the olden days. Princes Re
sffice. ~ Scotland, had arranged for
her own and her friends amusement
q WITHDRAWING scene When the
urc was az its height hobFobliu
dancedsiuto view. draeEiuE after him
u cart. upon which was bound the
efflHy 81 a witch, khaut the cart
danced fairies armed with long
spears With a frantic dash the hob
goblin seized the figure Of the witch
and threw her into the heart Of the
blaze This was the consuming OF
trouble As soon no the efflgv was
wrapped I'm flame the whole COM
Bany danced and Eang AZ pleasure
n the bonfire leads 60 a witch
burning. "a brilliant effect Re pro
ducea bv literally Fprlubiinr the
witch's clothing with various tab
tpau powders
Near the bonfire should be a we'll
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He Wo Chinese Medicine Co.

Cure all rhronN
diseases Of men
aud women with
out operatfon
CURED by power
fui Chinese roots
herbs banks. buds
aud vegetables
These wonderful
Chinese remedies
have cured hun
dredS OF cases
that have been
given up 10 die.
We g L A Z A y :
J. EE 20 cure
r n . "a m ats m .
asthma. Catarrh.
stomach. kidney
liver. fem "a .
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275 Heaters

Ne have over afs Heaters. both
rs,q and secondhand. all Hzss aud
kinds
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RED FRONT FURNITURE co.
sos and SO % ave. 60.
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fBspeiuH clssaossNon. Fri eve Prot
Wilson Rauke han. private lessons '''