davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
%ci. SGnger uum Baltimore.

S0.ptqllartier: @crntoniu e W,Gu.
nerd)or- Solle. YrGlioent: Seltrp @ie-
lcflng, 22S perl. Galtcrn Npenae;
correlponoirenocr irno protofoliren.
Der SetretGr: q. gSiliom 8uocniiis,
1928 S%rleansltr.; SilunSicfret0r s..
Nimnnclbeber, 3t5 9torO.G oenItrobc;
%Sdobmeilter: $. Mfidlid, 713 @or.
ncrItroBe; 9irigcut 9. Mclomet.
Terlommlilng jeoen 5meiten Srcitug
I'M Wollut.
yIrion."
Soltptqllurtier: Stag Sale, Scr.
205 Sanoper-S trobc. Sineltunoe:
MittpodS-0iriaent s. Is, 6ranf.
n0armouic."
Sailptqllortier: Ala @elt. Sopette,
StraBe. Singltmoe: Sienlto9s -
0irigent: SSobn u. &lein.
n@ermania- Wtduncrd)pr."
Smiptqunrtier: @ermnnio . M1il.
ncr6or-Solle, Hr. 410-i12 @eit.
Somboroitrobe. Singlhnoe: 0un-
ncrltags - 0iri1ent: Sbcobor Scnl,
berger.
,Srobiinu."
SauptQilartier: Srobiinn . Snlle,
9tr, 2000 Sreberid = Npenle. Sino.
ltunoe: Mittuod)S - 0irigcnt SSobn
u. &lein.
'og(rbeitcr.M Gnrcrd)or."
Souptqllartier: Mn0rco5' Solle,
9tr. 314 SonoperItr. SingItnube:
Nomlerltags - 0irigent Gbas. $.
9odou.
ySocillt Eoint W1nnerbor."
9ouptanartier; 3pider's Saae,
ede Gllba. uno gnoreitrabe. Sing-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

lhtnoe: SonntagS = 9iriaent @co.
". Eoblmoml.
vIrbeiter- 2ieoertaiel."
@ouptQllurtier: &ol5' Sale, Gr.
l0S McIt SeringtonitroBc. Sing.
Itnloc: Miittuobs - 0iri9ent G6os.
-. So6nu.
nSbalia-M 1nlerdor."
@oiptQltortier Soigt's Salle, Tr.
1922 &orforoI perme. Sinaltunoc:
Mittlpodls -0irigent Soiepb Gade.
"Mo5ortsM 1nnerhor."
0ouptQllortier: @roobmon E SSotel,
ode @roaonop ulo OrleonsltroBe.
Sllgltunoe: 0icnItogS - 0iriaent
W. &. Sdl0gel.
nGid)cnfran5."
NolptQllartier: 3orn'S SnlIc, Gde
3. mo @ongbitroBe. Sigblanotolun.
Sll9ltltnoe: 0fittmo6S - Sirigent
Com. Bother.
,Welooie."
&onptQllartier: q. Shes Soac,
ode SolpitroBc mo @eloir-M arft.
SingInnoe: 9onnerltags = Girl
gent q. &nrollts.
r@crmania- Nliortett. Club"
Sollptollartier: Wcienberg's Solc,
9tr. TIC Moro TncoitraBe. Sino-
Itinoc: 9ienitogs - Oirigent i.
&oroluS.
rWtebger-@ einngpcrein."
Sonptoliortier: Soffmam's Snlle,
2olp. nno Sorrelt StroBe. Sing-
ltlnloc: 0ienita9s - Sirigent s. e.
Sranf.
.goelmeiB."
Salptorartier: Mbcr's SuIlc, Gdc
bon Tuit- nlo Goit.Nnenle Sing.
ltlntoe: 0ienitogs - 0irigent M.
". Shneioer.
Gurus ereine:
oSiirn Seftion bes 2obor : Gu.
tutms." - 9ienItag uno Conner.
tag. Sllrnihnbe gbenbS s llbr.
n@crmunia.S lirnperein."
Sbimef'S .0obmen.SoQe."
Surnperein .Gorm1rts."
SormGrts &oQe, Tr.. 732-734
@eltsS observation-disclosures.
Scout Yoint Sllrnperein.."
Gdc Sull- nno 9coionitroBe.
Selltifer &rie9erbnno.
SallptQllartier: Inoreas Snlle,
Nr. 3t4 SanoperItraBc. Ippeu:
Seoen eriten Montag im Wtonot,
Mbenbs 8 llbr.
.llnobbGneiger @iirger.S ereln bon
Marplano" - &%eriammlung ieoen
lettcn 0onneritag inn Mtonat in Der
Y@prlp1rts- Solle," Scr. 1874 Nelt.
2erington.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

Gu Srot gSetfib, Brdliocntin Oes Teutideu Contemporaries I'd
Gil SuffNlD, 81. y, lulroc, ltatbbcnt tic 5lpct Sabre IiJ peroe6en{
Der ~dr5tlWben ScDonolun9 %untcr5pgcn bate, i~d)lieBlid) ourd 2aait
6. Isinfbams Segetable COMPOUND bon ibrem sierenleioeu be
frett.
urban8unBgolufL mo SPAR Ill bent UaaBS IMG rcnn ole Fanfntn Nb ntt cwr i1n
nMn mD rUbugn 9tbanethng unerpirft fe iNu Gedht munn tam.
NUg tbe ipectle anfmFrrhmkt Ill. OMe iuibtIe l6N0de, mo lab 6au BAH In nnnrT.
0kttlhte@S @etHrthl tr ale 6runMetNn : &goia e. HtufbanS &rarable 6unpOnnt
Die gfIrhhtten alter 6ruuenhanfbeten, Snpudha 9beit Noon tmuu. SIR WrQetobh
s sgnn % Tnn III GarM mn %s SrttnSn0 NIT Sn SsctsM rS has Nons ssrmrgnsm
aEt. 1T Sraa &infbannS Segrtabe COMPOUND Os siaJoe, baS ipceca fr 6rauen bes.
@aan tce suas Jram ssAflis Sast.
.@eubt Srou Ftnhaml 3et Sabre lang mar mir boS 2bu cmuA cine qa 70 Er
lit i'd an ben 6oAcn metuiher Seihmeben pwh oil StnGpu in EfUttn mo ben @t
dtL Der Nf erlGte, Dan i'd elm NtUneDen babe mo ueuhrfb mir bf Wtue, Die CT
tr gut belt STOpotm i'd bMe AMtel brd Monne lam benntM, mm9s i'd eD inlNe
THNrr; lbufBtb rHD nit mttnD dann, bod cuCn &tNHl nit Dhi y. NinHarlS Se
actabc GnmSpuno 81 maden nb brahte mir III bhhm 3wcde cine Nnitt baOn mad
Wtonoten mar ib en gaS onoerS gSe. 9hne Shnrrwn marcn urihwmncu mrlu
SSMntarbe tuHs wteNsr HE nGhN Nngen btanle! ihn tIhsren eiati mieNG; mo Ftt hui
10y 9nj uo gar br9eNeut"- 0ru Baula 8etBlte, l76 GeMca Sh, YNicp, u. y
Gin nunnai.bHlider Semeia, bH NiercnlcScn ourd, Spoia 6.
Pintbanas Weseteble COMPOUND oebeilt .perocu fDna,u.
rgSete 6ru Ynfbam! Smn Gle mr wdbtn, wn oamtar id 31nu bin fHr bic St
lung, Die th etMig NIB altl Sbrm Segenbe COMPOUND rebaut. Sabre lang mr i'd
unrr drput)r gtbmhlunN eS purOs oMr INNER nr ihlinmcr 0ulatt tcE nit mir
ter &rultft little 2&HBrSsn1 lath th gebdrmnttrorfau mo trms bomol&. tre bin.
hp nrp6S, buB i'd nbt iAohn tonue tb lit All lOhrih Ii uO Characterization
mar tets nee gum unfnn no aNrbem mar t3 humt Uu GfrTrn at Der uutu
u tatm[ "V '" q" "" "" '"" """' ~" ""% -%' =" ''"" 0p
s8eG eoot nmr i'd bel mebrrm Nrtet Sic fir gut safu. in ge6eunmg. rod tOuuttn
mir btt Rr n9t tMn. NaAbtn i'd pGf 6nitm bon 2psia {. 4iabams Srsctable
GompOaup, fGf sdahhN gurpNS WcepUN3 NIB tN 4He ShtS .Smate @aib"
NbraudDt bate iHNR iN mb ttHtNhih Ne nMNtboren, 10 bB ID tpt chn aftnneu
appat ape gH l1iaIs mfNf gaMt atbet peruatte M one 81 erfdbfT Nd 9Ftuta
nfh GeNn tan pie NeTe nGNl min. tdb nn NNreHHteN nu gni puhhnpnnrsn it,
Se f0nnen I4 gar nift bennt mic tb id bin, mknsr Nbrno 81 kin uO wtt i3r t4 mid
Sbnen rerpfthet tIbe. 6an Opal Stron0, Dalton, Mail.
iaretbe ibr nb SgHn, WI.
5000 Dollars Suie, %s ssa %s T@t a ssf fst Sa sq ssss ss ;md Esa s nsrsss
amm g 9mdamL @tMms So" amm Mad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

Ser Sdaben, Der ben Der
Observation-Disclosures aus benz 9altis
morer 8ranoe srpadien lit, fol 'i4,
ldut In9abe Der ~unberpriter." aui
$35.000,0 900 bslaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

BON rmpfeblenstuertbcn Jinaif5-,
Gngros+ nnb Gnbetail- 8cidGftcu.
ina n5ielle 8.
8anfen.

6irit Rational gant, 16, Defs@ara<
togazStrabe; $. .. JerguiOn,
prdfioent; $. 9. Wilcor, Ral1irer.
Sormers' anb Mer6ants' National
gont, 301, Gorb=G barlesz GtraBe;
Sbas. 3. Crane. Prdiib.nt; Garter
q. Ssburn. &dfIirer.
SeutI6e 9ant. 2eringtpn= unb Sonis
Strabe; q. $. S6uls, prdIiz
bent; Wuguit Weber, 4afIirer.
commercial ano Sarmers' Rdticnal
gant, Spparb= unb @ermanzStr.
Weitern Rational 9ant, ID, Ioroz
GutopzS traBe; Sof6ua g.. Sarpen..
pratloent; u. Marriott, &aIIirer.
9anfiers unb MotIer.
Sambletoh &c 60. IL. Ofz2erinston.
Strabe.
&obert q. Siiber &c 60, 200, ct.
paulsStrabe.
8antiers.
4lerdnbsr 8ropn e Sons, galti.
more lno GolbertsStrabe.
5ruii ..zGompagnie'n.
Sbe Security Storage &c Srun gom.
panp, 10, HprtbzN penue, fsrtiat
Ssltamente aus unb funsirt aIs
Seitamentspol Itrederin llno Tadz
laBrerpalterin.
Werrnntile Gruit & 0epoIit Co., 6iO
-612. gatbeoralzS trabe; Sobn
Sin, prIfioent; Sobn McSenrb,
S3abmerter; s. 81. Walter, Setr.
Worplanb 9ruit SO. Gpurtlanbz unb
9eGington<S irabe; Naan Mc2ane,
SedueIter.
2ebensoerIi9erungsz
Marplanb 2ife Sniurance g., 410,
Meit= 5apettez GtraBe; 90. $. 8ladz
toro, grdiioent; Sobn ~. Sanlon.
.SefretGr.
Seuers9 eriiderunss .2fgentsn.
Hopal Snfurancs &c.. 21O, SHs
2eringtonzS traBe.
Snouiirial=9 erii9erunassGomp
Some Jrienolp Society. 1925, 2inben,
Mpenue.
Seuerii9ere mDbeG= 2useruns.
Sbe security Storage &c Sruft Co..
13-19, Hortbs4penue
9robam's Warebuufe, Yarfs @penue
uno Solpbin=S traBe.
9runbeigentbums Mdtler.
pierce 6. Slgan &c Repbep. 16,
2erington=S trabe.
Bidder equiliten.
Sbe Mpers &c Sids Co., lO4, Siio.
SoparbzS tra5s.
Bidder unb Gpnb;tor=@ ert3euse.
Iu9uit Maug, 105, !Sanoper<@ trube.
Sanbol3, Sbiiren unb Senitsrrabmen.
Otto Snder &, 60, preIibentzS trabe.
unb Gantnnz Ipenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

0iamanten unb Sdmudfaden.
W. S. Sppenbimer &c S6ns, 321.
Weits9altimorszG !raBe.
auspdrtise II. einbeimiI6e probutt..
0ampfmai4inen, &eTel unb pumpen.
Wauace Stebbins & Sons, CHARLES
unb 2ombarbzS traBe.
Sroguensa9dnbler.
8ilpin. 2angbon e Co., 3OO-3O2,
Weit=2 pmbarbsS trabe.
gngroSz @ef1Gfte.
SelIrp &nsfelp &c Son, 5. Sft>pratts
Strabe.
9unters @bisfep.
W. CANADIAN &c Son, 2O5-2O7, d.
@amoenzS trabe.
Horburpc Sine Wbisfep.
5iiber Bros. 60, 4O6, @eftzg amhen.
StraBe.
3offee = gebrunnt unb u%naebrannt.
Sbe @nterpriie Coffee Co.. 528, Norb.
GalpertzS trabe.
2anbpirtbidaftli6e @erGtbe unb sd.
mereien. 80
@riffitb &c Surner &c., 2O5, Rcrb,
paeazS trase.
Web9er, unb GinmadesM ert5euge.
S. g. pfeiffer &c Spn. 200, Norb'
PacazS irGbe.
Srnomentale OrahtsW rbeiten.
Sufnr &c Co., 81. N.z9oparb=Str
pub= unb @eibnaarsn.
Mrmitrong, Gator e Co., 106--1O8,
SoptinszY lace.
Sbiiren Jeniterrabmen unb Houfcaur.
Sranf 9. @ntfins & 60, Yratt. un6
preiibentsS traBe.
Gnbetaits 9efdafts
Diamanten unb Shmudfaden
WslIb Q. Bros. 60, 1923, Worbs
GbarleszS trabe.
2innens unb Wsibpaaren.
elart &c Stepens, 212 NorbzG barles.
Strabe.
8u4banbluns.
@uentbsr's. beutIhe 8udbanluns.
S06. Dfs8aRimores @trab..
'nSriebb0fGa asiaai g,4D Is
Gsnbon part Cemetery. Office Il
Wef=@arotosaa Gtrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

8dl5olas6 gambler.
Shps. Wfatt5,ips &c Son, gantons
@peuns uno @lbemarler StraBe.
Seq. s. Sloan &c Bro, Ala, 2is6ts
StraBe.
glehz unb emaiuirte Stdblpaaren.
National @ndmeling e stamping
60, 100, SanOpersS trabs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

decorate the graves of the late John
+. Dore and Senator John y. Allen.
A banquet Will be held IN the even-
ing IN the dining hall Of the Raj
nier-Grand and several fine speak
ers viii deliver patriotic addresses
The revenue cutter Manning sailed
today for San Francisco under COM
mand OF Capt. Francis Tuttie. who
came from San Francisco to take
the vessel. her former captain hAy-
ing gone upon the retired list The
Manning has been at this port since
last summer. II il likely that Cap
tain Tuttie will retain command Of
the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
CRUEL, CRUEL WAR

--LATEST NEWS FROM FAR EAST
SHOWS THE TRUTH or WHAT
GENERAL SHERMAN SAID.
TOXIC. March THE mikAdo has
ordered a red devil for the Korean
soldiers. They'll put up an awful
fight with IL.
kOO HOOS. March TIT IL report
ed here that Port Arthur has fallen.
The Chinese believe II.
sT. PETERSBURG. March IA
regiment % Finnish troops passed
the royal palace this morning. ban
ners flying and drums beating.
What's the row - ASKED the czar.
The Finnish troops are passing. ''
replied his secretary.
II must ace the parade" said the
cxar. 4 am anxious 70 see my
U1nns."
Th~ car always dld get things
mixed.
New that John y. IL In the ice
business. u course he'll try 10 freeze
out everybody else.
Why do the scrappers all refuse the
aid OF uncls's mcns
II Il because on Uncle they are sore ?
Nay. nat. Pauline. not on your life
not on your solo
For they have seen your Uncle work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
The Stage
SHAY OPERA coMPANc

The Rose Cecilia shay Grand Opera
company presented Carmen very
aceeptahly AZ the Grand last night.
Miss Shay Was suffering from a bad
cold. and she was therefore not ~
her best she. however. showed the
power ana dramatic quality of her
voice In the higher notes. Mlsp shay
Il a good actress and presented the
personality % Carmen with much
spirit and Individuality.
The support was good. Mary Car
riuatou ne Michaeia was particularly
strong. and her sweet. clear soprano
wen her repeated encpres. Francis
Carrier handled the ''Tureador Song
we'll and Joseph Fredertess Ia the role
Of Don jose did some good acting In
addition 70 some very acceptable sing
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
MULES kM
MZR GAS
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE Foa
COUNCILMAN AT LARGE
CONFIDENT or ELECTION

III. N. kuiisn. the Democratic NOM
inse for couneilman-at-tarEe. this
morning expressed himself an being
sauarely and unsquivoeaily In favos
% the American Improvement COM
panya 81 gas franchise. aud incl
dentaily stated how he slod ou other
issues Of the campaign
Il nrn absolutely ~ favor OF grant.
Ing the 81 Kas franchise 20 the
American Improvement Company. !"
he said. and II | am elected 10 the
counsel l viii work 10 have " grant
ed. Moreover. will see 60 Il that
the franchise IN so worded that IL
will be impossible for the nsw COM
pany to sell out 20 the present gas
trust.
II am IN favor 81 cheaper gas.
cheaper electric light. the city light.
ing plant and a reduction Of the
water rates. want 20 BEE the peopl
secure as many rights as the cor
porations. Both the people and cor
poraie Interests will be treated fairly
b. me. owe all have IN this city
to friends ~ mine residing here. not
10 the corporations. and the latter
VIII get no special privileges
Il also want 20 see the working
men receive good wages. I believe
In treating labor unions fairly. Al
have IN the world iE heer In Seat.
tie. and n l arm elected I will labor
for the advancement OF the bushes.
interests Of the city.
Il expect to be elected by 2s9e
plurality II all the friends OF MIND
who have promised me their support
go 20 the polls"
Kuiies y an old resident Of the
city and employs a considerable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

The Japanese are keeping their
movements secret. but they're no
more successful az that than Richard
Harding Davis.
The Butier-The carriage awaits
without. my lord.
Mr.. Newrich-wlthout what. you
ldiot7
The Butier-wIthout 'orses. sir
hits a hautomoblle.
Jehu Undsrwood's boys own six
pups 1 asked Ebert TO give me one.
but he wouldn't do it-RaleiEh wv.
Val Herald.
Winston Churchill has taken the
public into his confidence and told
how his entrance into politics de-
iayed one Of his historical romaueea
a year. Heaven bless the peopie
who elected Churchill.
No trouble 20 be a weather fore
caster. All you have to do Is 10
guess that Il will rain.
Andrew Carnegie pays taxes In
New York on 5000. 600 personal
property. II Andy keeps on 20 hon
est for few year, more. this mil
lionaire business viii be unpopular.
THE POLICE HAVE NO cLEw
Some villain who has no fear Of
the hereafter entered chas. Smiths
chicken coop one night last week
and coufiacated five OF his eholceat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

1t was supposed that Lloyd had died
In Japan and bis funeral was held
here. but the claim Is nov made that
his body was not ia the caHket Few
people here believe that Lloyd Il dead
Il VAS predicted before he left here
that game of fake death would be
played 60 avoid returning tc face a
charge 81 assault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
BEAT HIS WIRE
ON THE STREET

Robert Mitchell. a Dawson man.
knocked his wife down on eeeond
avenue Saturday evening and before
he could be prevented had struck her
several times. The assault occurred
at the entrance Of the Arcade build
ing
Mitchell then drew a gun and
started after a man who had been
walking with Mrs. Mitchell. NUT war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

ffav scrfgpS News ASSN
WASHINGTON. u. G., March -
The Ions expected report Of Assistant
Postmaster General J. l. Brlsiew on
the relation Of various members q
congress with the pcstoffice depart
ment IN connection with the leasing
81 premises 20 the department. the
procurement Of additional clerk hire
In various postoffiees throughout the
country and q the increasing q rent
ais. was made public this afternoon.
brissow names more than 80 menu
hers 81 congress whose requests were
granted ~ the late superintendent II
the salaries. and allowances division.
Beavers. although IN excess Of the
amounts to which the offices were en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
THE THIRD AVENUE.

The Georgia Ministries held the
boards a. the Third Avenue last night.
The gorgeous green costume worn by
William Garland In his opening stunt
started the show of right aud the
laughter was kept up well through the
whole program. A very clever sieight-
of-hand man iIveued up things with
some funny stunts along the Herman
line. aud number Of novelty musi-
clans did some good work The show
drew q good houac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

A. l. Huntington was arrested
early this morning by patrolman
Carr on suspicion Of having stolen
property in bis possession. on being
searched AZ headquarters a ioeket
and two gold watches were found.
lie could not give a satisfactory ex-
lanatlon OF how ne obtained them.
lie WAS locked up.
on 81. Pairicks day the order OF
the Celtic Sons or Washington will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
DENIED AGAM

Superior Judge Bell this morning de-
ntrd tho second application OF y. A
Lee for an Injunction restraining the
city 81 Seattle from voting on the
question ef the annexation % a strip
% territory south Of tho city limits at
the municipal election.
Lee based his petition on the ean-
tsntion that portion q the territory
under discussion IN Ia the corporate
limits % West Seattle. In his first
suit he claimed that notice that the
question would be voted upon ct the
coming election had not been published
IN the time required by law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
BURTON'S REPORT
IS MADE PUBLIC

titlea under rules ~ the department
mentioned IN exhibits only three
eases OF the rental % premises by
members 81 the house were Noted;
Gemeseo. ~. Y. Wadsworth. Law
renee. kan. hoWers0ek. and wlnatsd
Conn. talley.
Commenting on the report nriatow
says. In none Of the above cases
does Il appear that the government
paid excessive rental" The Femaln-
der 81 the document deals with In
ercaacs In various allowances and with
the subject q rents.
oue hundred aud sixty-one eases are
cited where excess Of allowances we're
made on recommendation Of congress-
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
TROUBLE:

MANILA. March THE govern.
snent'a refusal 20 redeem the conant
coinage with American dollars az Rl-
Hito at the rate Of I've o. one IL said
ia be threatening the stability Of the
Philippine currency. Gov. Wright says.
however that the refusal 10 only an
Isolated css. and The Cunaut ratio
will - MAINTAINED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
MISS HAMMER DEAD

Gcrtlo Hammer OF Georgetown.
aged 10. died Saturday night AZ her
home Of dlphthefia. She had been
III about 10 days. The funeral was
held this morning AZ the home Of
the parents at Georgetown. Inter
mcnt Was made at the South Seattle
odd Fellows cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

SAN pERNARpiNo Cal. March 7.
"A sensation was sprung this morn
inE DURING the trial 90 William noXalh
who IL eharevd with shooting his
uncle. Charles Lloyd who. according
20 the confession Of Raxalla three sis
tefs. ruined them. The claim vas
made by the defense that Lloyd Il not
dead and Is Row llving near Manila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

Tho troubles Of Monte Cristo we're
presented TO good houses at both the
afternoon and evening performances
yesterday. The old melodrama IL al
ways popular and the Plat and Stew
enaon management put as many thrills
into the production M u was origi-
naiiy endowed with. Hayden Steven
son scored a big hit and curtain calls
we're given at the end Of every act
Tho Count 81 Monte Criato" will hs
the bill for the rest Of the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

stopped BY Patrolman Bareh. Nit
chsll was arrested.
The woman Was badly bruised. She
was taken in a carriage 20 her home.
fga Twenty third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

amount Of skilled labor IN hts caEor
factory. He - popular with bis
party ard was n strong second TO
Tucker In the race for the mayoraliy
nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

Japan aud Russia arc giving this
Chicago packers big orders for war
beef. Watch for an advance In the
price Of eIubalmlnE fiuii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

Andrew Carnegie says he piiies the
Sons o. rich men. We have In mind
severed tons Of rich men who lead
US 20 pity the rich men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
s- STAR DUST ~

before.
They want the job 20 last awhile
It's new to them. Just now.
And thus their greatest and their
only kick
II that II uncis's fighters were per-
rultted In the game
They'd wind the little scrap up far
too quick.
LUKE THE LOON.
An Australian theatrical manager
who II over IN this country Gays
Australians don't like American
plays. Events u recent months tn
dicate that the Americans don't like
en-. either.
Look before you leap-if you are
going 10 jump a board bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

pEEK.A-BOO PIE
A pie doesn't look real home
made 20 us unless she cook takes n
fork. before putting Il into the oven.
and makes drop stitches on the
crust Highlands (Iil1 Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

THE DIFFERENCE.
It's fun for the fellow that safely
can hear
The war news a-leayiux the ticker
by rounds.
But small In the sport for the man.
u h clear.
who's fighting where havoc by can
non aboundn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07
SPRING A
SENSATION

ALLEGED WILLIAM soxALL is SAID TO BE ALIVE
AND LIVING NEAR MANILA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

These
the Far
little JaI|
bayonets
fnent is
only wor
coulfniss|
She was
ish-AneI
Of caRia|
DR. Nd
In Seattl|
ON the d
will sail
morning
Aiaru. Al
ferVed "a
nurses vi
of San
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

towis.-MonrOevilIs to) spectator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

At least those Russians who are
70 be exhibited at the Worlds Fair
win be safe from the laps.
The war censor IL the man behind
the blue pencil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-07

--LATEST NEWS FROM FAR EAST
SHOWS THE TRUTH or WHAT
GENERAL SHERMAN SAID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-08
DEL EXTREME ()RIENTE
YDE Russia EUROPEA
Las averias del nOreI /"

Los diarios norteamericanos traen
las siguientes noticias sobre los prin-
cipalss sucesos ocurridos durante la
pasada semana
Una de las mas importantes fue la
circulada sobre el hundimiento del
acorazado de la escuadra del Baltico,
"Ore1'', que lleva va sufridos tres per-
canoes
Ell IS de Mayo decfan desde San
Petersburgo 4 la prensa asociada:
"EI acorazado de combate Orel, cons
trafdo en- la isla de Galernif, San Pc
tersburgo, y lanzado al aqua prin-
cipios de este mes. ha sufrido va dos
academies, aunque de poca monta.
Cuando Sc le llevaba del astillero 4
Cronstadt Sc embarranco en- el Neva y
Sc necesitaron algunos dfas para sa
earle fote. En- Cronstadt, donde Sc
lie estaban poniendo las baterias, Sc
hunii6 en Ia noche del 20 y Sc vi6 que
no estaba daf5ado, aunque tenia 81
interior lleno de aqua salada sucia'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-08
FL hipnotisno

RI sefor don Agapito Morales nos
ha enviado un ejemplar de un folIetc
publicado recientemente, en- el que SC
ocupa de los ten6menos del hipnotis.
mo, magnetfsmo etc.
Leeremos 81 libro del sefior Morales
para ocuparnos mas detenidamente del
misme.