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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-13
NOTES

Temperance rally tonight.
Old papers for sale -Postotiice Book
tore 262-tf
Jim Rutherford is in town today
Globe -four is the best, at |. \. viii
iams' z5S-I
ID. w. Harrison was here from AZ
ton yesterday.
Lee Barrett now has a hrst-class
,,oot maker 2I6-tf
Prospects are good that drilling viii
be- resumed In the deep well on the
Isbell place very soon.
Lots in Orchard Heights addition
are selling at from SIS to $500.
W II. Darrough went to Fayette'
Mo, last night to place his eldest son
Nm school,
School books at Taylor's Postotiice
book store
". Il. Halsell and wife are in St.
Louis.
zeno has tile best steaks, and the
Freshest groceries 21Stf
@. W. zlnke left last night for 81
ssE.ouIs to spend aweek at the Worlds
AFair
Chickens, butter and eggs always
on hand at Zeno's.
II. c. Dooley q lawyer Of Cofiey-
vile, is In town.
Call Z. b. Thompson, phone NO ~
wnen you want a cab. d@sS-lm
4 subscription IS being raised 70
bulld a foot and wagon bridge over
Bull creek at thee rossing Of seqpoyah
avenue.
Everything your child needs at
school can be found at Taylor's POST
once book store.
4 force Of men are at work opening
Fourth street through tie Mars ad-
dition.
Mrs Madge King will do all Of your
fancy dressmaking at her rooms AZ the
Blackstone iotel Phone 40. 27l-e
c. G. Keene, Of wynnewood- chair
man Of the Republican executive COM
mittee, is in town TODAY.
Or. Essie Bondurant, lady physician
and surgeon. Phone 2so.iEmpire block,
room s, vinita. |. 7. 2o4-u
New cranberries, English walnuts
and fresh chocolates at Badgett-San-
ders' 2s2ti
The ladies OF st. Johns SSuild will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
hi the residence Of Mrs. Nelms.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the dis
sased kidneys sound 50 they will elm
mate the poisons from the blood. At
Peoples drug store. aw
John c. Smith aud wife were down
lrom Oseuma Yesterday to dispose Of
some property.
Miss Winnie Meredith is prepared
10 do all kinds Of fancy dressmaking
al her home on South Wilson street,
opposite U. S. jail l6O II
s. r. Parks went to Adalr last night
10 be present at the formalities at
tendant uopn the opening Of the new
western Security bank at that place
this morning.
Right prices prevail at Taylors
Postonice bookstore. Just received a
fun stock Of school books that viii
be used in the several grades this
year.
Rev. Dr. Baker, who viii speak at
the Methodist church tonight, comes
with an enviable reputation as a pull
pit orator.
Five dollars viii be paid for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and con-
Fiction Of any person stealing a cory
Df the Chieftain from stores. Offices,
br from in front Of residences.
J. II. DarrOugh IS visiting friends |
at Lebanon Indiana. and will spend, /
B week at the Worlds Fair on his re-
turn trip.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-13

Special coach excursion to Kansas
City and return. Fare from Vinita
$50 round trip. On sale Sept. 6,s,13,
Is. 20. y, p and 70, 1904. Good to re-
turn Z days following date Of sale.
IT. A. FARrHING, Ag't.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-09-13

you will know how much the roof
leaks and what repairs are necessary.
We can tell before the storm, and
If you wish to avoid the risk Of dam
age to ceilings and walls better per-
nit up to submit an estimate and Eff
feet REPAIRS at once. A dollar
paid for timing work now may save
ten dollars worth cf property later.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

Siubtf6er binner bid, I'm mann bu
bt9 e tpenig Mii6 getptpe bnbt, bann
fannft bu nod emol Del Slid made.
Der S9ufter bot off SObrs au9 uffs
gefeBt I'm ben @eg is es bor4 bic
9an3e &rGut gauge. S9 fam Sbne
fd9e, mas i9 Do a1es Su bore ben
trtegt, bas mar toff. 6 paar ~ bic
Se1erf6 BEN @ttmme gebdbt, bos mar
f6Dn ntds m6r menf6li6es, bas bot
gefaunb, als mann mer an e S6ldh>
terbaus porbetpGHe bubt, nD grab bas
&Gttel ben Meg alien &tnbbiebs ans
trete bubt. Der @alubntieper bot ge@
fdgt, mann mir nit balb tmprnbfe
bebte, bann miiBt er un5 for Scent
tf9artf9e I'm bie1eibs bas miHe mer
au9 for ben 9emmeti9 ufftomme mo
an Die 8ilbing 6Gppene be6t. Sci
Sous nGr NOR for prbine6re Subs gez
baut, atptper nit for Gpffbaus brin 5tt
rebfe. Wann er bas mpat, bdnn
fDnnt er grab 10 gut { 9uBenb S91e
I'm &Glper in 8obrb nemme, bic bebte
audi nit mebr Neus made. 3nt19e
Shine I'm mid, th FEN ben Salubnttez
per nit 70 orig for blebme fDnne, atptper
i9 ben i'm geprammift, baB in e paar
Wo9e e grDBe Sf9ebnf9 NIT bic
Sthgerf9 fomme bebt I'M bann bGtt
er Die Dinner, baB in fein BlaB Die err
tie beutf9e Singen=Safeietbe uff bic
Welt NOR fomme. Men, i9 fin f9u6r
nit Die @ingerf9 Do iper'n i9 mod
mel Sreub erletpe.
Mit anerbunb M9tung,
Subrs Srulte,
Meif 6oberd d,
gsffpeier TN S9eriff BON @pple Sad
6olte Serrer &duntte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

= mt oft boz. Sage
mir einmaf, lieber 5reunb, mann baft
9u benin Define Srau eiqentli9 fem
men eelernt2" = vMeine Srau fem
men gelernt2 Qufri9ttg gefagt, erft
na9 Der 6o95eit."
-Nut etgeRGrttgeW ete
rerun9lidte in ODrtmunb cine ettpa
40 Sabre alte RG6erin in ibrer Wobe
nung. 8etm Wa19en bon &leibungSz
fiden glttt fte aus unb tiir3te NIT
benz 9efdB in einen ettpa balben Me<
ter boben, NIT fo9enbem @afer ange1
fiinten en9en gmailpa19fefel. Sn
btefem lag tie eingeflemmt feit unb
tonnte erft na9 eintsen Mtnuten bur9
ibre 9ausgenohin aus biefer qualpol<
len Gage befrett tperben. Od bic 0ers
nngliidte II lei9t gefletbet mar,
brang oas beige Waher lei9t Elm unb
bernrfa9te f9redli9e 8ranbtpunbenr
an Denen lie berfbieben lit.
6Iede pm &trf9en tperben
bura Elm 8lei9< ober SledDafer ges
tilqt, pel9es moi fi9 aus 1 She'll
@aGmiatgeit, 8 Sbeilen abfOlutem OILS
tobol, 8 Sbeilen @4pefeldtber berei@
tel. 3uerft pdi9t man bas 3eug, fo=
melt Der sled rei9t, NIT reinem Wais
fer dus, bann permengt nan mad 8erz
bGltniB Der @rOBe bes Sledes 8lei9<
naHer nit ebenlobiel reinem SluBpafz
fel, tau9t ben befledten Sbeil in bie5e
SliiKigfeit unb ldBt i'm barin lieger.
Ga6 etnieer 3eit it Der Sled gdn3li9
berf9punben; man pGf6t bic @teue
out na9, unb bann tpirb bas .3eus ME
gefpDbnli9 genaf9en nnb getrodnet.
man
aus @ammet, inbem man bic
Giid1eite bes Sammets iber MaHerz
rcmpf hGlt nnb biefe bann iber Elm
marines Pldttsifen aeibt, bis iie p1aig
troden lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

8efOnbere8 a9t pirb
ieBt benz beutfden &orpfen, Der in
@epdfern Wisconiins bereits nit
sroBem @rfolge ge5i9tet norben lit,
audi i'm Often gef9enft. Die ST.
f4er i'm 9uofon finaen i'm lebten
Sabre 20,119 &arpfen bon einem Sc
fdmmtgeni9t BON 134,14O Yfunb.
Die fleineren Slide, tpel9e 5fpei biz
flint Pfunb ipnoen, bra9ten bret Gents
bas Bfunb, Die 59nereren Bis su 5e6n
Gents bos pfunb. Sn on6eren bortiz
gen 5liifen tit Der &arpfenfang Biz
benb. LIMB Die 6if9commiFion bes
@taates bef9iibt iebt ben Rarpfen se>
gen NusrDttung. Gin 1nternehmer
fam Bel ibr UNI bic @rlaubniB ein, bic
fGmmt1i6en 9etpGHer in ben Stem
Worter Counties Sioga, Somfins,
G6emung. @dupler unb in anberen
Counties nit Neben na9 Rarpfen
gdnafi,b ausfifden gu biirfen. @ein
bon einfluBrei6en 8olttitern unterz
fiibtes @efud tpiirbe iebD9 BON Der
@tuatsfif4 : Gommifion Suriid9ez
pieien unb Der GrlaubniBf9ein per@
peigert. Rur Der fdonenbere Sang
1T geftattet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

erfaBten unb i'm ii%berfubren. BetDe
8eine unb Elm Mrm purben Tim abgee
fabren. 8alb nod feiner gtnltferung
in bus 8ranfenbaus ftarb Der 8ez
ANTE.
Qnenftebt. 9as @utab 6efez
f6e @bepoar feierte bas f~eltene 5eft Der
golbenen 9od)3eit.
@tenbaL. @or einiger 3eit ers
frantic Bel Der 1. @scabrDn bes bieIt=
gen 6ufaren : Regiments Elm Bferb
an Mtl5branb. Sofort eingeleitete,
bur6greifenbe Distinction per9inz
berte Elm umfi6greifen Der gefdbrli9en
&ranfbsit. 2eiber bat biefe na6trdg@
li9 mod elm Menf4enleben ~geforbert.
Der Maurer S6ul3, Elm 5uberlGHiger
Mann, nurbe gu ben Distinctions
drbetten beran9e3o9en. Gr muB bier
Bel irgenbpte nit benz @ifte in 8eriib=
rung gefommen fein, benin leBtens 1T
er Der fur6tbaren &ranfbett bes Mil5z
branbes, bic bel ibm plDBli9 gum
@nsbru9 fam, erleger.
3roprn5 S~Sdnnoper.
8pllenfen. Sine Seuersbrunit
legte bas ST. &abne'f9e 8eiiBtbum in
4f6e. Die Gntftebungsurfa9e bes
Seuers lit unbefannt.
g obennerber. Sein 80. 2es
bensia6r polenbete bier Der @teuer<
auf1sber q. .. eeSpbdnn 6eiitrin 6an=
belsmann.
9rp9teren. Oas grobe Ges
f9dftsbaus BON s. Stenf4 bronnte
bouitdnbtg nieber. Die 8etpobner Der
5~peiten Stage muBten bonn 8alfDn bes
9anfes berabfpringen, um ibr 2eben
5u retten.
2auenftein /. $. Mrbeiter $.
9arbe gerietb in Der 6. u. Meper'f9en
S%tublfabrit beim Nuff6lagen zines
&iemens anif9en bic Rdber, 10 baB
er me6rere &ippen brad.
Nprb men Gin 16tperer
l1nelidsfau eretenete ii6 auf benz biez
fi9en 8abnbofe. Ser Wei9entener
Carl 9arttpig BON 6ter ppate einem
S9loner 19dohafte SteHen an etner
Wei4e aetQen. @r nurbe bon etnem
&angirSuge iberfabren unD 1otort gee
tDbtet. Dem @9loHer gelang es, fi9
mod redtaeitig gu retten. Der 8erunz
gliidte hinterldBt feline Srau unb bier
&inher.
W artien tebt. @or benz .bieii<
gen Srte ereignete 1i9 eth febr beflaz
genspert6er nnglidsfaa. Der BET
benz 9ofbefiBer 81. S9aare bier i'm
Dienite itebenbe @roBipdnner 9ieb,
Der nit Observation-Disclosures auf benz
Jelbe bef9dftigt mar nnb Die
@9lammprefie glet9 bonn Waeen aus
Observation-Disclosures, nplte bonn Waeen
Ipringen, ux1 Elm CUR @rbe eefaaenes
Pferb pieber bo48ubrinsen. 9ierbei
fel Der 8ebauernsnertbe 10 ungliidli9,
baB er auf Der SteIe tobt mar. Ser
@erunsliidte binterldBt eine Mittpe
NIT flint nod unertpa4ienen &tnz
BERN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12
Gurordifde Qa6ri6ten
gropin5 5Bresmis=8 ornetn.


MGtona. 3nif9en ben Giien<
ba6n19ienen am &ronprin8enfain in
Samburg tpurbe Der bier ~po6n6afte,
auf benz Padetbampfer n9ocia" be-
bienftete, 81 Sabre alte 9ei5er Robert
@tret4 bepuBtlos unb in feinem
Dilute Iiegenb aufgefunben. Ser
S9perberlebte, Der mutbmabli9 bas
Spfer zines 8erbrebens setporben TT,
tpurbe na9 benz Rranfenbaufe gez
bra9t. - duff Der Mltpna : &ieler Gtz
fenbabn in Der Ndbe Der neberfibrung
bes Rreu3peges nnrbe Der Wei9en%
teller &Dnte BON eirem a~beeitobenen
Magen erfaBt, gu 8oben geiporfen uno
bonn 3uge iiberfabren, 10 baB er in
bDffnungslDfem 3uitanbe na9 benz
&ranfenbaufe gebra9t Derben muBte.
6abersleben. &ir5li9 paren
% Sabre bergangen, felt Der bamalise
grebiger, ieBige Seminarbirector Gaz
items Dem &ufe Der 3%egierung, bic 2eiz
tung zines 2ebrer : Seminars Der
9robina @9lespig 9plitein gu iiberz
nebmen, Solge l~eiftete. Na9bem Die
3Dglinge bes Seminars ben Subilar
beretts bur9 einen eldn5enben 5adelz
aug gefeiert hatten, tparen am Subj
~IGumstage 9unberte feiner ieBigen unb
friiberen S9iiler aus alien Sbeilen Der
Probil;5 3ufammengefommen, I'm fth
nit i6rem Batter GaItens gu freuen.
&teI. Matrofe 8eblsrem Der 1.
Matrpfen > 9ibifion purbe pegen
mebrfa6en tbdtli9en Mngriffs auf
@prgeIeBte unb Nufrei3ung elmer Menz
f9enmenge au @enalttbdtigtetten gez
gen einen Observation-Disclosures gu a9t
Sahren @efdngniB Derurtbeilt.-8ers
lieben lit benz &aufmann Wtlbelm
Setbel Der Gotbe MblerDrben Dierter
&lofIe unb benz MdrtnefiiIt tier a. 9.
@uitab BOD Der Mbler Der Snbaber
bes 6ausorbens bpn 5Dbenao1erm -
Matrofe 8ranff9u5 BON Der 5. Cont
pagnie Der 1. Matrofen : 9ibiiion
bate am 80. December 1903 ben Sber=
mauten @9ul5e untpett Der &aferne
iiberfaIen. gr erbielt tpegen tbdtli9en
Mn9riffs auf einsn 8orgefeBten in Ell
mem febr f9neren San 3 Sabre 1 Moz
nat @efGngnib.
@ebe1s Yinneberg. Dem
penfonirten berittenen @enbarmen
6einri9 @rebe tpurbe bds &reua bes
Mugemeinen gbren5ei9ens perlieben.
Ieumine ter. Sn Der NGhe bes
@iiterf9uppens nurbe Der 8abnarbeiz
ter s. SIrit pom &ieler S9nea5uge
erfdBt unb INN Der linte 11nterarm abs
gefabren. Man bra9te ben S9iperz
perleBten i'm Granfenfprb in feline
@obnung.
@onft Mi9ae1sbonn. Bel
Der &ettung zines @6ulfameraben err
trdnf in ben Weitborfer Mnla9en Der
@pbn bes Mrbeiters 6erbers in Weftz
borf. Sin Sobn bes Wet9enf te1ers
Mebltng tpar auf benz Weftbprfer
Sei9 eingebro9en, 6arbers tpar bin=
5ugeetlt, I'm ben &dmerdben gu retten,
rnb mar ebenfans eingebro9en. WGb@
renb bic bin5ugefommenen Grtpa9fez
men We6ling retten fpnnten, tparen Die
WteOerbelebun9sperfn9e BET CARRIERS
bergebli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12
Yropina SREeHeft.


8%resGau. Ser 8 Sabre ate
&nabe Mar Hi9ter ipislte auf benz
Sreppenpobe1t i'm 2. @tod zines 6auz
fes Der 9ilbebranbtit rabe unb fletterte
auf benz 9eldnber amber. 6terbei
berGor er bas 9lei9eepi9t unb ffiirate
in ben 9ausflHr, po er beii~nnungslos
liegen blieb. Sin fpfprt berbeigeruf e=
ner @r3t 5telIte innere 8erleBungen
unb einen @ddbelbru9 feit. Der
&nabe tpurbe in Die elterli9e WDb=
nung, 2eutbenftraBe No. IL bis IA,
eef9afft. - Ser 20 Sabre alte Dir
better Sscar @9Dl5sl bon Der nferz
itraBe 81 bra9 uuf benz Sis Der Ober
am Nusgange Der uferftraBe Elm unb
ertrant. Die 2ei6e fonnte ni9t ge=
bergen perben. = Ser Snhaber Der
Sirmd 9ebriiber gunp, Dpti19es eSn-
ftitut bterielbf, Mlbre9tsit TRACE 1, SUI
Illus Neumann, begging Die 9ebenffeier
bes Sages, an nel6em er bor % Sab
rem aneintger Snhaber ber Strma ge=
tpOrben TT. 3uglei9 iinb on biefem
Sage Is Sabre felt ber 9riinbuns beg
@ef4dfts bur9 6. $. Seiffert ber>
flpHen.
8tsfupiB. Gin betribenber
@orfaa fpielte fih tpGhrenb bes poll
ntI9en 9D9amtes in Der biefisen
Pfdrrftr9e db. Sort tpurbe Der Is
Sabre alte &nabe bes 9rubenarbet=
ters SD6ann 8uf9 BON Der Bolts
menge 70 an cine 8anf sebriidt, baB
Der 8ebauernstpertbe befinnungslos
ltegen blieb unb fur5e 3eit barauf berz
1tarb.
6eGlbammer. Ser in Der 4.
@btbeilung Des Ggmontf9a9tes Der
@9leitf9en &oblenz nnb gpfe<Werfe
bef9Gftigte @9lepper @utap Srtebs
aus 9~ottesberg, berunglidte, inoem
ibm bur9 @inftiiraen zines 9olapfei>
lers bic G9dbel6ede 5ertriimmeri
purbe. Sriebe nurbe oepuBtlos in's
&nappf6aftsIaaaretb gu Waloenbure
iiberfiibrt.
@DrIib. Del a0nisli6e MuFf=
birettor &einbolb 5leif9er, Srsanifi
Der petersfir6e, la~nsidbriger Setter
Der Singafabemie unb bes 2ebrerge=
fangDereii1s, 1T seitprben.
9etbersborf. Oer 35 Sabre
alte @iebemeiiter puul 8arbftein
mu9te fi9 in Der 3u%derfabrif am
Sabrftubl az f9affen, Der linn ben
&opf D0nig aertriimmerte, 1ooaB be1
Sob auf Der Stele eintrat. Rarbftein
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

Sabrtarten nod Som Sroncisco nnb Cos
@neeles, @aI., unb snriid fperben p~erfauft
pom %. 9lpril bis einihlieBli6 30. 9lpriI
1904 ebenio am l. NGt fur ipidte 3ige, Gle
lire Bafaaiere in Gbica9o, 9eoria, ct.
2ouis ober Sairo an bemielben Sag Ianben,
pom allen 8unften BET big Sour, Gin=
cinnati Nortbern unb 8. & u. Sc. 81. gu
iebr niebri5en Staten.
G9fieBIi9e Retouriabrt bei9rdnft auf 80. Stunt
atberoIs 1leberItesunss .grtpile glen.
Der Weftern @briitian abpocate's Spe5tals 8ne FIR
Sos angeles. fitr gequemIihfett Der 9elegateil lno
Mnbere, methe bic 8ocifie 8ifte 5u befu9en min.
iden, fdbrt pta Bly, Sour 5aonte.
SIR ndbere S%nformatiou nnh Gin3elb,iieu weube
man i9 an bic Big Sour Eidet Aeenten ober ihreibe
an WARREN J LYNCH,
Gen'I f SIS. & Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-28
Want Pages 10 and
AN I ADS
lie a W0s.d
ALL Ads / cent a
word, when paid for
H. n 5ura noa 9TH arw1Sa

1nW SNs in advance, otherwise
s cents per line, words to the line.
No Ad taken for less, than zoe for each
insertion.
Situations Wanted Male or Female
Ac word: Ad less than 10c daily;
20 words or less, one week, soc.
All Ads received after l p. m. OF oay
of publication are too late Tor c4assl-
fication.
When so desired, in place OF an ad-
dress, any advertisement can be ad-
dressed to a number, care The jour
nal, and answers for out-of-town ad-
vertisers will be forwarded.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-28
PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors; main office, 92O-935 Guaranty
building. Minneapolis. MINI. b2 McGill build.
ing, Washington, D. @.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-28
Unfurnished Flats.

CORNER FLAT, FIVE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR,
private hall, bath, steam heat, gas range,
hardwood floors. % 18th st S. corner Har-
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-28

FOR SALE - TWO VERY CHOICE INCOME
paying retail properties: never before offered.
Edmund G. Walton.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-28
EXCHANGE MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-TO EXCHANGE HIGH-GRADE
condition and OF standard make. Address
1911, Journal. s--tE.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-28
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

HAVE A PARTY THAT WANTS A BAR.
gain in home worth from $1,000 to 81, 500;
must be swell location. Another party
acre farm and balance cash. j. G. Hail.
1855 Lumber Exchange.
WANTED-To BUY SMALL HOUSE PART
modern, on monthly payments; no cash pay
ment; in north or west part. Address 1901,
Journal.
WE BUY BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY
Don't you want to sell?
T. ]. JANNEY. 2os Oneida building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-13
BIG LAND DEAL
perrIr soa AND OTHER CAPITALISTS TO PuReHAsE BIG
TRACTS EAST OF LAKE WASHINGTON

made pr Gay. by the electric line.
II Is claimed. the trip can be made
by rail 10 the lake. across the lake
b. boat. thence by the Yesler line 10
the city IN one hour and one half.
Seattle merchants vii hail with
delight the announcement OF the
early construction Of this line. II
viii form part of the net work OF
electric tines which will ultimately
connect every prosperous coiumun-
ity within 80 miles OF Seattle with
this city By cheap and convenient
TRANSPORTATION.
The plans OF the land syndicate
by whom the large tract Of land
above referred to has been pur-
chased are not announced any fur
thcr than that II is their intention
20 clear up the land. plat Il into a
townHite. and be ready TO profit BY
/ the building Of the electric line.
Either the railway company or
the land company viii operate n
/ fast ferry from I,eHchi across Lake
/ washington 90 connect with what
ever point IL made the terminal Of
/ the railway line. II IL understood
/ that r. V Ankcny IL connected with
/ this company.
Judging from the personnel 81 the
! company buying the land IL is sup
posed that the Seattle Electric Com
pRny ~ back of the transaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-13
ROBBED
OF $3.50
W. j. SMITH ACCUSES ANNIE
RUSSELL. A coLoREo WON.
AN, OF THEFT

W J. Smith. n miner. claims he WAS
robbed 81 $40 by Annie Russell. col
orsd. an inmate Of tho New Paris
house. q brothel IN the restricted dis
triet. early this morning Smith lately
arrived IN Seattle from the East on his
way to the kiondikc. and was out
taking a farewell look ct the rsd-llght
district. lie was iuyeiglsd into Annie'u
roam IN the course ~ his tour Drinks
were served repeatedly b. his hostess
and her followers. but Smith was an
old timer AZ tho game and managed
20 keep both eyes open and a Tca-
souably clear head.
ThcrefJre 10 quickly discovered the
loss Of his money when he fiahcd into
his pocket 90 tear OF bill to pay
for the final round ~ drinks. he de-
mauded his money back. and not re-
ceiviug satisfaction. went out On search
Of n policeman.
lie found Patrolman Burkman. who
arrested Miss Russell IN the HaIcyon
house
The woman told Burkman that she
had been on a terrible booze" but
claimed that she Ola not have n cent
Of Smiths money. Burkman kept her
under close guard until the patrol
wagon arrived and told the TALLER to
watch her closely and prevent any at
tempt to Glitch" the roll. a search at
the station revealed the sum Of SO. g
stlll In her poHseasion.
Smith is held as the prosecuting wit
ness and later Moser jefferson, a por-
ter Ia the New Paris house. was ar
rested. charged with being an accom-
pline Of the colored woman.
Pstroiman Burkman was assisted IN
the case BY officer Mayou.
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PREACHER SUES
FOR 4 DIVORCE

TACOMA, May i3.--Robert G.
Michaels. minister. yesterday
started suit for n divorce from his
wife. Lulu &c. Michaels. alleging
cruel treatment and that his wife
has been unchaHto.
He claims that Mrs. Michaela. by
her extreme Jealousy and by accus-
ling him In the presence OF others OF
unchastity, compelled him 70 give up
the ministry. and that her ACCUSE
lions became more frequent the
more popular and more successful
he became" He alleges Intimacy on
the part Of his wife with Bert Gard
ner. day clerk at the Hotel pendle-
ton, IN Pendleton, Ore. Mr.. Miohaels
asks for a divorce and for the GUS
tody OF his daughter. Wave. IA years
old, who IL with him. He asks no
disposition mado of his other daugh-
ter. Balm. aged 10. who II with her
mother In Pendlston. Mr.. Michacls
says he was a minister for eight
years ia towns In the PslouBe eoun-
try.
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fast growing In II narthward and
eastward direction. At the present
time tho greater part OF the resi-
dences OF the city are In this terri
tory and the people come into the
trading sections by the cars that tap
the entire district A greater part
OF the people from the southern part
Of the city patrouizc the stores on
the upper end Of Second avenue and
the market would be convenient TO
them.
when the new postotfice Is com
pletcd the most important eantern of
the city will be included within the
radius 81 four blocks. The market
when finished. viii be within this
radius and another department. store
Is promised within a block OF the
new government building. Union
and Pike streets are fast building up
/ IN business way ana n public mar
ket Ia this district would be a great
public convenience.
The great advantage OF n market.
as demonstrated BY all cities. IL In
having an extensive stock Of frcsh
vegetables. butter and eggs within
a small area. thus giving buyers an
I opportunity 20 inspect goods with
out travelling all over the city.
The department store was prophe-
I sled 10 be a failure when the idea
was first advanced. but the success
Of the venture has been demoustrat-
/ cd In every city TIA the country. The
public market is simply biz pro.
duce department. store. Instead Of
having the competing dealers scat
tered into every part ~ the city.
they will be under one roof and ev-
cry article under good light Tor IN
spection.
The plan OF she company includes
a building yeith an elaborate roof ~
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a syndicate Of local capitalists.
headed by n. c. Petit a Son. the
vel known real estate brokers. have
mrfa nisud 90 purchase "a large tract
n land on the east side OF Lake
Vyaalasn gton.
These men are acting ON iufoftua-
iifn vhieh they have In regard 10
psana OF strong company who have
"a franchise FOR an electric railway
frvfn snoqualmie Fails Via Issa-
quah. 10 Lake Washington. u has
hrgn learned from authentic sources
that me plans Of this company have
hern 20 changed "a 20 locate the
Lake Washington terminus at Z,
point almost opposite LeHchi park
inst.ad Of some point nearer the
southern end Of the lake. as origin
ally contemplated.
This proposed change. Il r.
ciaissssd. 80 open up n richer coun-
ny. Gill save slx miles and at the
sarp~ time make possible an easier
grade
The building Of this liuc viii Sery
materially shorten the distance be-
tween Fails city. Issaquah and New.
castle and Seattle. Al present. BY
tha eircultous route Of the Seattle &
International railway, u requires
THREE or four hours 10 make the triT
20 snoqunlmie. and only one trip IL