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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
FIRST STEP TAKEN
TOWARDS 1905 BUDGET.
Mayor Myers Knows Exact Standing
of Every City Department.

OF Every City Department.
financial statement, showing the
exact condition of all the various city
departments, was examined by Mayor
Myers yesterday and letters were at
the same time sent to the heads of
the departments, asking that an esti-
mate of the expenses for next year
be furnished the Mayor by Dec. s.
This is the first step towards max
ing up the city's budget for 1906,
though further work on it will not be
done until next month, when the re-
quests from the various departments
will be considered by the Committee
of the Whole. After considering these
and an estimate of the city's income
for 1905, the budget will be prepared.
The financial statement which was
submitted the Mayor. was prepared
at his request by Assistant Clerk of
Council Hernandez. The bills passed
by Council last night were charged
against the various departments in
the statement, so that it shows the
exact standing of each of the depart
ments up to date. Only a few have
yet overdrawn, but there are several
just within their appropriations.
The Mayor had the statement pre-
pared with the idea of guarding
against as many of the departments
overdrawin= as possible. With the
single exception of the health depart
ment, Mr.. Myers has issued orders in
the Clerk of Councils Office to hold
up all bills as soon as the department
appropriations for this year have been
reached.
The work of the health department
cannot and should not be curtailed,
the Mayor says. An epidemic of dis
ease might follow. but in all other de-
partments Mr.. Myers will stop the
payment of bills. if he sees they are
going to overdraw There are, of
course. certain fixed expenses that can
not be cut.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
WEATHER TO BE FAIR
SAYS WEATHER MAN.
Will Hand Savannahians 'The Col
den Mean" for To-day.

w 1Ol-
den Mean" for To-day.
The Weather Man has promised to
enter into the spirit of the occasion
to-day and hand out the best variety
of weather at his command.
Fair" is the official prediction, but
when pressed for details the local
forecaster went further and stated that
It would be ideal. neither too coor nor
too warm, but just the golden mean"
The general opinion will be that after
the elaborate system of experiments
INDUCED In on Monday he will know
Just how to produce this variety.
There we're no indications yesterday
that the winter season was so far ad-
vanced. The sun shone all day and
mercury recorded an excess OF tenn
perature. There was a brisk north
wind that blew during the early part
OF the day, but during the afternoon
this fell away and the night was pleas
ant.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
Change of Schedule. Sunday, Nov. 81
SeabOard Air Line Railway.

The Seaboard will have slight change
in schedule effective Sunday Nov. 81.
The southbound morning train, No. 43
for Jacksonville and Florida will leave
at 4:40 a. m. instead of 500 a. M,
and the northbound train, No. "a
for New York and Eastern cities will
leave at 1:10 p. m, instead of lis
p. mad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
MANY SEATS STILL
LEFT FOR HAWTREY.
Manager SeesISind Corrects Rumor
That House Is sold out.

Manager Seeslxind, OF the Savannah
Theater desires to correct the persis-
tent rumor, which has been going the
rounds to the. effect that the entire
house had been sold out for the two
performances of "A Message From
Mars" to be presented at matinee and
night performances to-day.
Mr.. Seeskind stated last night that
the house was far from sold out for
either performance. For matinee the
balcony has been sold, with but few
seats remaining, but there are still
many desirable seats down stairs for
both matinee and night performances.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
Souvenir Reception.

The Conner Book Store announce
their grand holiday opening for Mon
day, Nov. %. Souvenir reception from
to o'clock p. m. Everybody cor
daily invited. Remember the date.
Don't miss it. Meet me at the Con-
nor Book Store. State street, east,
next to Bull street, the place where
everybody meets everybody else.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
BELIEVES SAVANNAH is
PLACE FOR INVESTMENT.
MIR. w. c. Gibson of New York Says
He Is Delighted with City.

He Is Delighted with City.
Mr.. w. c. Gibson, of New York,
who has been stopping in Savannah
for the last two days, en- route to
Havana with Mrs. Gibson and Miss
Gibson, is one of the many tourists
who have seen the inducements Offer
ed in Savannah for investment.
For twenty-eight years, Mr.. Gibson
was connected with the publication of
Puck, and is a man of keen insight and
sound business judgment. He said be-
fore leaving for Havana, that he is SER
iously considering returning to Savan-
nah and entering busiess. Both Mrs.
Gibson and Miss Gibson were delight
ed with the city and insist that they
too will return here for a longer stay
on their return from Cuba.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
A New Train 90 Washington ana
New York.

Southern Railway announces rein
auguration OF It's palatial noon train
out OF Savannah for the East. leaving
vestlbuled trnin,wlth most modern dav
coaches. Pullman drawing room sleop-
ing cars Of latest design. and the IA.
nous unequaled dining cars N ne
Southern Railway. Any desired inf0r-
nation given o. Pullman reservations
made BY city ticket once III Bull
aiIeel. .phoneg 80. I'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
s2O.1O 81. Louis and Return via Sea-
board Air Line ny.

Every Tuesday and Thursday. Tick
cts win only be sold for use on
these days and win be limited for re-
turn 10 days from date OF sale. Full
information at city ticket office, No. z
Bull street. Phone 2S.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
INJURED NEGRO LOCATED.
One of Participants In the Three
Cornered Fight Monday.

Benjaman Holmes. one OF the par
Elephants In the three cornered fight
at East Broad and Anderson streets
Monday night. In which a negro NAM
ed Williams was shot IN the hip. ana
Holmes was stabbed In the neck. was
located by the police yesterday MORN
Ing at No. 7l3 Jackson street.
The negro was being treRted by DIR
Lloyd. and 30 serious were his Injuries
that no arrest was made. The wound.
cd man viii be permitted TO stay where
h. is until his condition has improv-
ed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
s2o.1o 81. Louis ana return.

Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets from Savannah to 81
Louis at above very low rate on each
Tuesday and Thursday In November
limited TO ten days. The best route
and service. Call at or phone CITY
Ticket Office. 141 Bull street, for in
formation .-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
To Captains, Masters, Mates and Sail
ORC

The latest New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia and other daily newspapers;
weekly journals and monthly maya
zines; books and cheap literature; let
ter and note paper, pens and ink. at
EstilPs News Depot, Is Bull street,
corner Bryan street (near U. S. Gus
tom House) Dad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24

And our store viii be closed al .. m.
Early orders this morning will be- ap-
prcCintod. Phones ~. McGrnth A.
hansf0rd, ~ Whitaker street. ID.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL TONIC.

Has stood the test twenty-five years
The first and original tasteleas chill
tonic. w cents. ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
Staboard Air Line Railway. Best
Line to Jacksonville, Florida,
md SoufI,

and South.
The Seaboard Air Line is the short
line, operates Pullman service on all
trains to Jacksonville and Tampa. and
makes the quickest time. Only four
hours, Savannah to Jacksonville Tick
ct office. No. Bull street; phone 2s.
-au.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
IA Dom AIedlclne-

Now IL the time 10 take Craybeard
20 fortify your system against all
ments likely 70 prey upon you when
cool weather takes the place Of warn
weather,
oraybeard tones W your system
makes you eat and digest
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-24
want street Paved.

me FOLLOWING was adopted.
Whereas. West Broad street from In
dian 10 Liberty rs one OF the main
thoroughfares OF the western section
OF the city, over which most OF the
passenger and commercial traffic
passes; and
Whereas. the needs OF the city re-
qnire that this street be put IN such
condition that Il meet the growing de-
man1a 81 Increased travel over IL; and
Whereas, the paving Of this street
has long been "a necessity which the
citizens 81 Savannah have recognized.
Now therefore. be h resolved by the
First District Citizens Club that the
Mayor aud Aldermen are requested 10
Include iu fhH financial budget for the
ensuing year such sum Gs ln necessary
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

teS rene Sorefias os fsIer at nm Der CT
trbet % goSt at itad.
Zen IItberite 6irfe bar htiS o9rct CT
IaraeIiicuoe sirte oe oens SororIS ItaI
alSrig beltSg. Saueen er ogfad en- al DC
Siug, ion ital beificftige Subs Soft /
g~pigheeenS SitoGreIis, Hadr 8ubs
~irelite os itblsrSe .Sarasrifrrc fra ale
8erocus Starter ifal bInuhe fine Stems
mcr mclcm Scrofim oa Gberibim-uGnr
belle Den utaliee % inIisc Srritarcs
RdtGfpIoiqbeb mso fortlnrct SIupc ifdl
ipugc Seu biu,meIic 2ooiarp I Serlips
bcecus Storfor, Sa ifal al 9iabarurpri
iorihmlnrc o1 San9eu TaI bruie ior
mango RauotS 2he. 0tdattc SufrhoIo
osiad boISe %ianurer ON at bpISe tit iicite
Stepuc Der.
Sura. "a SanthoLss SdroerIsnre
ON @ucs Rdaoe TART % tori
2rtbcrif Sdta fan trSftc, ioaIc -
Spornee Sis for SinmreIscr.
8. 6. 0tnbre, Sctt.
8inoom, Tiur.. 10ec Hugirit 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

Waroe. De foritaar oct life beore.
Tenme gcrbens @uo bar forblinoei
oeres Sino.
Men bnorbon err set / oe "%friitnc"
Menigbeoer? Staar Sroet paa Sp-
bersmenneifer banoler paa oeitne
ieitagen oer2 Nei, bpor fungi bet er
at tG1tfe paa pore Born % Den op.
pofsenoe SlGgtl Spor liben Cans
Sor9lorene oe W~eniebeben bar for
@ernenes friiteIiee Spbraaelie / Ser.
rens Srpst, bet timber ben no, Jon,
ifal nrepe at hiplpe De inse til hot
&riitetoomsfunoifab, - | &eligions.
ifoleu cg peo &onfirmanounoeruis'
ningen.
- 8amle &aitor 9epum ifriper !
"guobGreren" ct Orb til Sperpeielle
for Breiter og Menigbeoer tnpei
Gauges Spnooe, boori ban blanot
anoei ubtaIer, at ban snifer, at Sir
fefoIfet piloe mere emo bibtil i9tte itg
grunoia inb | Dor airfes SRre og
nsie betragte De gamIe Spores Sfrif'
Ter Tom 1, Or. ii9r Sontoppioans.
IrnStS % Openers Sorflaringer
eIler 9lttber aatefismus. @i leper
| en- Sib, ba mango annoer og aanoS,
er uhaungne / geroen, iaa
oct er ~uebpenoigt boaoe for 2Pg o8
2Pro at pPre grunoig befPitet / Dor
fiPre % oprebare garnelGroom.
San minoer ON. at Samfunoet er
opfommet al 9pgfoIf. iom imlleoe
ia ON ben oprebare 9arnelProom
% funoc life gan meo paa noaen I'M
SGrbom; man tog nogle al os SG1'
mGno no al Soben % giorbc os III
Ereitcr, % oct iom eicrOe, at pi h!eO
bennret iom ct Somfunb | ben lirtber.
ife 9irfe for os ielp, par Dor Saitbc...
ben oeb Dor 9nrnelProom."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

Dian Ter al Senre Statiitif, at DC
mere uiiioeSIiggatoe Sfogtrafter I
SeSemartrts % 6imuGrfers anrter
IiSer melt un0er Sfogbranoenes Goe-
IGggelier.
Ser 1870 bar iGrIig RenSnIen
biemiset af Sfogbronoe. $ aarene
ira 1912 iii 1866 brRn6te Oct for
benimoo 2 NiIioner / Sfoa. Bran.
beue oareo Der Iige op til flere Tiger,
inotil sc iIuffeoes at Hcgn eIIer itdn'
ieocS al Chen.
gf Itsrre @rdn6e | Se iiSte aur
minoeS ri 9ranben ilbe paa EeSoo.
BEN i 90.aarene, boorfra ben be-
fienote graa Slef mellcm Sloiernet
OF Steilcre ffrtper Jig. 9engang
Itrsa $50 W1al meb. Senere bar
oct brGuot ct 8ar @arge / SngierS
Sfoqe peo 9ian % / 2iuOernoitoqeu
i 1896 og 1898, oeO builfe anIeo'
rinser ser itrsg ureo ca. 700 gtaaI
Sfog.
en- Of De Itsrite Sfo9bruuSe / oct
iioite 9eceuntum bar ben SIem'
minae / 1899, 6borpeo 8retteIanoS.
% Hin0itaoifogen reoucereoes meo
ca. POO WduI.
1899 bar / set belle taget ct ltIpffe'
Iigt aar for Stoger / Rorge. Ter
mmeIStcs ca. GO Sfogbrmoe. Get
brGnStc areaI oar oergan9 1924
Raal. aaringen til 8~rnnoele bar
ba met llforiigtigbeo og SpuiIO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

Wv hOlftaiAADNN ~ !
@tSconiin blep in6piet 6en 246e SSuIi
at 6crmauo Sagen, asiiiteret al Sre.
Iterre $. SaIporien, Str. MageIsien,
Sif, ). SenSrids % O.. s. WageIs.
len.
Toitor Saritao ifriper ct inte'
resiont Sreu fra Sos angeIes,. Gal,
bpor ban betiener unoer Yaitor an'
Salsrubs Hecreutionsreiie. San il.
ger, of Oct er ct opiliocnoe ar5eioe
at opIege De 9orife, iom or iprebt
pner belle Spen meo Seus 5oritGSer
HniaSena 90 AIbambra, Der ltgger
s a 10 Dtil ira Sos GngeIes. Gen
norIfe Dtenisbeb boISer fine Cubs
flellelter for en- ubctpbelig light | Ell
gaHtmeI init. lutherit airte. "a oct
CT tptllort, bpor Iprge man fan baue
berne 6oroel, bar RenigbeOep be.
9pnSt at ie JIG ON efter en- befpem
Cont Tor SpisreIieH al airte %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
LUTHERAN LADIES' SEMINARY
RED WING. MINI.
Npilfen Stolc ber on pelae?

Gpr Iuthsrfs priitus tr Der tan Il 6odr asrpoa.
rtmItQ bette RuH paa ben Stole bsv ieq qua
hoor lamb RrtitsHoan radotr / ti o. aft. tn ffuI
10 bpQQr, tttt blot for ottgIp. ION IN az, rrsr oaian
Tor BET ION fnmnirr tfirr hrttr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
Batter Set.
Ssmtiaarsfeit / Splbeu Neuisbsb, Wau
ibara Co., isis.

Gen 26Se Suli 5. ", feireSe SoIOcr
Rcni9beo i'm fcmtidarige 8eitaacn ION
Reuigbeb. Sfient Ell Sperbag iputcs
BEN 8auite @cnigbco beitemt pna at bare
Seirodg og 9lGOes oeS grinoringen ON
SUBS mango % tore Selgierninser i NclI
benrIrSue St6. Smaa % itpre fnISte
bcr rlmtneIigc &irfe, Der fra ell &rtoa
RACER oocr irnutte Stoorpg9e % NciIj8c
9aIfgrer.
&rof. ). q. SiISnbI taItc ODER 6ebr.
10. s, g.. Seius 8riItIs or iso0r %
mag Sen i%anrns. ia til cpi9 SiS DIV.
Seq ifaI life foris9e at ~9ieugipc Tcit.
practitioner. aln ii9c, at hi Silhorcrc
Ihrtes, hi o%pertpoeoeS ON, at Sciu5 or
ben ianrme" % er Den elifeligite al
Rcnneifcucs Seru, % Of oct er Bet bc0e
tie al ait at tomme iii BAN - p8 "it0rs
tcS oeo Ndaoer."
ct soot Offer optoges til Sarrcbieus
met / Bitteubcre. &enisbeocns @Srrcs
Hare frenmsote % gift benne Sag i
SpiSieu meo fine 9aper. Set giaI0t 10
imaa 9rsSre % SSitre, iom trRugcr en-
tiGrIig Seurcbaano uSrutt unoO iig.
Seorfor itulbe ei Sc imaa aIerbtIit
rRftc fine imob oisie imaa?
gRiooas ipiites / Den nGrIinWnSc
StooIuub. Saa boIbt SrofeSioren after
en- Gale paa gu9eIif. Serpaa lritc Stes
BETS Breit, Yait. u. g. 9abI, @cuigbrs
bsns SiItorie. Set freneit al 02n at
RerigbeSsarbeioet bar paabegnuNt Der
BED SaIt. 8. u. &reus, Den 2oer Roi
1854. Chen bar R~eni9beoeu betiert
al Yait, Guns, q. 6. Srell3, @rarbt,
RtfteIien, @iSabI % Den mrorrenoc
Brett / 81 aar.
Oct om / Sisie 80 aar S6bt 1913. bcrs
ibIanot en- Gel borne. Souirmcrebe
500. Sggtepieoe 1913 Gar. Aoumurtccs
reoe 17,155. SorofGiteoe 237. @uOss
tieuciter boIOt 1916. Sra noQIc faa 6as
miller uleo Ell Dteni9beo bar ser M bles
bet 157 SamiIier og 3 RGrig5coer. Sele
Nenigbebens @ieroom arlaat5 til mel
lem $4,000 a $4,000. Mcre al 0ens
ne gtcnigbeos Siitorie tllnne ri life for
Hummets StpIo meSoeIe, bpor iHtcress
iaut Oct eno fun6e prre.
9a oBioa no8Ie 8snuer al Reuig6es
ben bar tiIitebe, ion life o1r Oct rorite
Sprpg m99tige, taltc Erof. StIoGbi
i9ieu paa 9neeIif.
SIuttelig talte unSertcgneSc Iiot / Gil
tuptuing til Ssrrens On: gilt or reoe,
- tommer til grDulIp
Sra So!oeu 9it <urcn I'll gpen
8uutonta. Ser bar after iIIA 8irte, 90
Srofesioren Ideoe o. Iu0rGngeroc paa
Sierte Sob, 7. II.
ON nogeu oil eiert @uoS Bile, han
ifGl tjenSe, ON 2GrSomnteu er az 8uo,
eusr ON ies taller al mig ielU. $rGSites
men bar .paa @ngeIiI. Set bar Ell hunt
nrsr afteu. men man iao og I1tteSe
ip9uot - BOG. mnn maatte lutte. bet
bar iuart SrGntio 81 SC frcmmeoe itll!s
De reiie. Sennegoua euifeoe nIailge, at
SrGuet ituIbe bGrtt ioritHtet.
Oct bar for os en- Scliig o8 for mango
en- bel aupenSt Sag. Set pnr "8d9en,
Ssrreu eiorSe. Saotr oS glGoe % frpSe
os / BEN"
Serreu peIiisre frctnSeles O8iaa Sisie
Renig5eSer, bsyc5 Brett og ale De
"RcSarbeioerc", ban bar funoet os blns
Bet Iig Ser! Oar Qloe os al Naaoe at
iantIes til Seit. boor 9ummet icIo 5cS
0ipcts glp er baaS: Bart o8 6iTit!
8. EiIieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
SrpuShicms Sumfirfc. 9


Soerifibs Gag er M iGroigt, og Stil'
IaSierne oil blire taget neo en- al De
fsrite Gage. SOno man for Sioen
Ipggcr arbeioct poa er ifslge "Srbi.
slor." isnbre 2augpGg. arbeibet meo
at brinae oeune / iulo Stano oil nep'
pc optage Sioeu belle Sintereu igien.
mem. Rar ocnter M paa Geparte.
mentets Appreciation al Nanerne for
@eitgapIns Reitaurering, iom bliper
oct nGite GeS / arbeiSet. Ser berne
foreIigaer, bIiuer Der ingen 5drt
grbeioct. 9fdn befinSer ia oerior
- fiIieier @labet = ian at iise. / en-
of DC mere 0soe 9eriooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19

Grocfhon College bar cpsr to 5uien
@rabrsnter anlaite iom S~osbplpers, oar.
i,sitripsre, 2Rr're. GIsrts, 0. T. .. Speeeae
alasier for RpiOmmsre. Senp siisr Rata.
log. 3. G. Sathrs, eroriitou, g2inn.
a1blf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-19
2GIore Sfoebranoe |
Norge.

3 G~nIeSnina al De mango og fore
Sfoqbranoc, iom | Dc iibite Soae al
SSl,li bericSe / Rorge, ~itrioer "aften'
potter:
: be iiSIte 80 anr bar man bereg'
net. at ser er brrnbt ca. 10000
RaaI Sfoq / Rorae, 6or DC torlfiel'
Iiae gmtcrS @cSfommerbc filler
Solpue ijd inolc0eS:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

took no wraps when she left her
house Thursday and ! can hardly
believe that she ala not intend 10
come right back However. that
does not explain her note 10 her
husband
We will spare no expense Ia get
ting some trace OF my sister and
viii never give up searching for her
until We know that she n dead
have faint hope which am
almost afraid Ia put into words
that abe may have gone 10 visit an
old friend who lives In Okanognn
county | cannot reach my sisters
friend by telegraph and Will have
To walt Tor letter 10 set there be.
fore can hear II abe has gone
there or not
e bowers. the husband Of the
lost woman. ls a prosperous ranch
er AT puyallup. and Mrs. uowerH
has been earning considerable
money hy writing for magazines
Her stories are bright and clever
and she has had no trouble Ia find.
ing a market FOR them She has
been a regular contributor 60 Aims.
lees. and q Ions story written by
her will appear In the Christmas
number uf that magazine Several
OF Mrs liuwerH' stories have also
been published In tho Red book
The Ions Change Of Heart" ap-
pearlng In that monthly recently a.
said To be- one ~ her best stories.
Mrs Bowers husband. Who Is die
trarted with grief at his wifes
strange disappearance. says that
she has always seemed interested
In her short story writing and a..
peared a. enjoy II Sometimes. be
said. she would become 20 enEraas.
ed In the stories she was creating
that she would write half the night
lie thlnka that there IL a posaihii.
ity that too close an application 90
her work may have caused her
mind to become unbalanced.
II Is a grief stricken home IN
Puyaliup that the authorizes has
left. and the whole tawn ia stirred
up over her strange diHappenrRurs
Mrs. nowers ia about q years %
age and when last seen BY her
family wore a blue tailor made
skirt and white shirt waist. With
a blue draped hat she had curly
Folden hair aud Was Of medium
height
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
STAND UP FOR THE
ROTTEN OLD CITY JAIL
CHEF or POLICE DELANEY DENIES CHARGES MADE by MA.
H1sH eHARAN ssHh, WHO WAS FALSELY IMPRISONED

tory Tor the purpose u travelling
through the United States and
studying In American universities.
be was seized BY police officer
Without warrant and AZ the instlEa-
ton 81 one Jane Doe Pope. thrown
into the cit1 baaille. where be vas
compelled % remain fer "A number
af hours Then sinha goes on TO
say harsh things Of scattes jail.
among them that II IL vile and
filthy place. reekiHg with aiekcniuF
afeuchea and unfit for human hab-
lfaiiun The East Indian also has
a word 20 say OF the table board 81
which be Vas compelled 90 partake.
PENDING an investigation Of the
charges which. be says. we're
brought against him without any
grounds lie says the food slekeued
him % the point 81 nausea
All these things Chief DELANEY.
In hts answer filed this morning
denies without going into detail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

Chief q Police Delaney denies
that the city jail is foul and
stiuklug place. unfit for human
hhbitation This denial IL nov on
record with the clerk Of the federal
court. chief Delaney this morning
filed a general and specific denial
II certain allegations. which would
have been sensational had not Seat
tie already been Hurfeited with sim
liar reports made by one Mahesh
Charau Sinha. native ~ India and
loyal subject ~ Edward vi. Who
g. suing Chief Delaney. Jane Doe
Pope and the National Surety com
phny. nelnneYa hundamrn. Tor al
lsEcd false imprisonment and Tor
q eco alleged damages Ga his repu
tation. social standing and personal
ambitions
In sinha'a complaint filed some
weeks ago. he alleged that shortly
after landing In Uncle Sans terri
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crease OF membership. she stated
that a new unions had been or
CANNED during the past year.
The musical numbers were fur.
uished by Mrs Emma Mnffatt and
SIR A g. Hoardman.
This mornings work consisted Of
department rOund-tahie discussions
and q memorial service.
The following h. this evenings
program: Devotional service. led
BY Mrs Matte y. Graves. Grand
gold medal contest Contestants
Mrs floy spraFHe uarwiek. Misa
Gretehen HaEEard. Miss Eva
Churchill Mru s. e nureh. Mrs
Mabel Amea. Mr. 8. Furman. Mrs
Bertha Littleiohn. Mrs q K Cham
heriaiu Contest for silver musical
msdai-Conteatants Mrs ]. Neher.
Mrs ] Marphys Mrs shlmp. Mrs
seiEie. Mrs Miffiin. Mrs. Engeman.
Solo. Mrs Emma Moffatt
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TEREsTIse ADDRESSES

Mayor nallinger pleasantly sur
rrised the members OF the Women 8
Christian Temperance union b. ap.
pearinE at last evenings session -
their Western Washington conesn-
tlon and delivering an address ~
welcome on behalf % the city
Mayor Baliingef has been Invited
several times b the " G. T. T. 90
speak al their meetings. but has
never before been able 10 accept
City Superintendent ~ schools
Cooper made an Interesting address
On behalf q the schools A high
pitch % enthusiasm was reached
during Mrs a. r Coats address Of
welcome on behalf of the " G r.
4. Miss Emma = Page fittlngiy
responded to the addresses u vel
come
Mrs. Margaret 3 Platt president
q the Western Washington union.
delivered her annual address. She
told Of Advancement in all lines q