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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

ASd Other People Known in This City
IatsrtutIag Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Miss Sidonia A. Speh, of 63 Crown
street, will leave here tomorrow for
Springfield, Mass, where she will visit
relatives for a week or more. She Will
stop at the residence Of Mrs. Frank T.
Schaffer.
Lieutenant Commander William L.
Howard. U. S. N, having been appoint
ed naval attache to Berlin, Vienna and
Rome, will sail to-day on the Finland
for Antwerp. Mrs. Howard, a daugh-
ter Of the late Dexter Alden, will ae-
company him. 4
A very pleasant birthday party was
given by Miss Brennan of Olive street
Tuesday night. Many guests were pres
ent. Supper was served at midnight,
and many musical selections were rem
ldered. { ..
Frank Squires will substitute for
Richard North as tenor soloist at the
Congregational church, North Haven,
during this month. e. 49,.
New arrivals for September at the
| New arrivals for September at the
and Mrs. Henry Goddard, Sfmshury;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke of Winsted. The house will close
September "a.
Sunday school rally at the Congrega-
tional church, Branford, tomorrow
evening viii take the place Of the reg
ular preaching service. A fine pro-
gramme is promised.
Miss Edna Beardsley of Thomaston
has been the guest this week of Miss
S. Huntington of Sc Henry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Geary' have
returned from delightful trip to Po-
land Spring, Me. and the White noun
tains. James Riley, father Of Mrs.
Geary, enjoyed the trip with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Spock of
Cold Spring street are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of their
daughter. Mother and daughter are do
ing well.
Joseph Lyons of Congress avenue,
with Messrs. William Mcclure and
IltIl1 u TIT INSW 11uNGlA
leave to-day for fifteen days trip to St.
Louis.
James E. Low of the Kingston Daily
Freeman, of Kingston, n, X, is here
on a visit with his brother, r. II. II.
Low o. Crown street.
Arthur B. Treat, the well known ma
son contractor, and member of the firm
Of sperry & Treat, was married Thurs
day to Miss Esther NJ. Lamport of Us
Dwight street. -.
James Potter, a veteran of the Civil
war, left on Thursday for the Soldiers
home at Marion, Ind. He served both
in the infantry and cavalry. He was
run over by trolley car lately and
both legs We're broken, ineapacitating
him for work.
Attorney and Mrs. James i, Moran
have gone to st. Louis to attend the
exposition and will return about Sep
teraber ~. They were accompanied BY
Commissions; i. A. Belts,
Miss Helen Ahearn Of Greene street
is spending her two weeks vacation
in tho White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Shepard,
who have been at the Sheldon house,
Pine Orchard, since June 10, returned
to their home on Grove street yester-
day.
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BRAKEMAN GUM DIES.

His Wife Recovers-Both Took Poison.
Willis Gum, aged thirty-six, a brake
man on the Highland division of the
New York New Haven and Hartford
railroad, died yesterday morning as a
result of taking some rough on rats
with suicidal intent His wife also took
dose and she probably will recover
The two had agreed to die together and
each took two teaspoonfuls of the poi
son. Gum took his in water with fatal
results. Mrs. Gum took hers in whisky
which partially counteracted the effects
of the poison, and saved her life. They
lived at Still River, just below New
Milford.
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GLENNoN RELEASED.

The Coroner Found not Enough Evil
= - dence to Hold Him.
John T. Glennon, held in the County
Jail since the 2Srd Of August in connec-
ton with the death of Fireman Thorn
as H. Morris Of the freight steamer
Eleanor Peck, was released yesterday
morning. The release was due to GER
tain facts brought out in an investiga-
ton made by Deputy Coroner Pond
since his first report in the case. The
evidence was insufficient to warrant
holding the accused but there was still
room for suspecting. &I Il
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OFF FOR ST. LOUIS.

Ex-sheriff S. S. Beach of Branford
expects to leave to-day for st. Louis,
where he will spend week or more at
the exposition. He has been at Indian
Neck all summer, experimenting i'm
provements being made at Pawson
park and will continue the work upon
his return to Branford.
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INTERESTING EVENT.
Teacher 80 Years Old and Her Former
PUniIS 40

Derby, Sept. 16.--Mrs. Adele Allen,
aged so years, who taught school in
this district over so years ago, returned
here yesterday and at the request OF
some Of her former pupils today taught
an old-tine Friday afternoon session
in the presence of 20 gentlemen and
ladies', the youngest of whom was over
IS years old. Papers were read and
recitations given, after which the whole
class united in singing an old favorite
school song. During a short address
which followed the presentation of a
bouquet of so roses to Miss Allen many
eyes were dimmed with tears as fond
.recoIlections of their school days were
reeounted by their old teacher.
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AT CRAWFORD POINT.

Twelfth District Republican Conven-
ton.
At ii a: m. to-day the delegates of the
Twelfth republican senatorial district
will meet at Branford Point to nomi-
mate a candidate for state senator. The
Branford delegates are B. s. Honce, L,
E. Hunt, George T. Benton and Frank
H. Golding.!
The candidates are Hon. Frank Stiles
Iof North Haven, Hon. Edward GriswoId
lof Guilford and Hon. A. c. Hammer Of
Branford. M
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VISITING IN THIS CITY.

James H. Gee and David strshan of
Staten Island, N. Y, are the guests Of
George Tomlinson of this city. Mr..
Strahan is catcher Of the Alaskas, the
champion amateur baseball team of
Staten Island, and has several offers
to go into one of the professional
leagues. =. :.
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EN- ROUTE HERE

The five-masted schooner, Magnus
Mansin, Capt. Talbot, now Of the New
Haven fleet of vessels and the largest
of the fleet. will come to this port after
her present passage to Boston. She
was launched at Bath, Me-, last April.
She draws % feet of water.
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.ACTIYE AT 1s.

President Henry H. Fowler of the
Branford Savings bank is slightly in
disposed from the effects of severe
cold. Mr.. Fowler will be seventy-eight
years of age on Monday. September 26,
and is as active. as men twenty years
his Junior.
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DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, SIS. Pro-
bate Court, September 10th, 1904,
ESTATE OF ALFRED p. ROCKWELL,
late of Manchester, Massachusetts,
owning property in said district. de-
ceased.
John A. Rockwell Administrator Q.
II. al, ct ais, having made written APP
plicatfon praying this court to order a
partition of certain real estate owned
in part by said deceased, as by said APP
plication on file in this court more full
ly appears, 1t is &C. $-.-. l.
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at Court of
Probate to be held at New Haven. in
said district, on the 2Sd day of Sept,
1904, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
that public notice of the tendency of
said application, and of the time and
place Of the hearing thereon, be given
by publishing this order three times in
some newspaper having circulation
in said District.
BY oMier of Court,
JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE,
s17~3t ~.H s.4" Clerk,
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MRS. BUSH. Isl Cro,yn gt.-Magnst,o

MRS. BUSH, 2s1 Crown St.-Magnetlq
massage, general treatment with Or
without alcohol or oil Facial OF
scalp treatment with reliable prepa-
rations Electricity. Vapor or steam
without electricity. Manfcurinr.
Special treatment for tender feet. also
corns and bunions without use 81
knife. Office treatment or at resi-
dence Of patients.
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SITUATION by experienced swad,s,
married man, as eoachman. Rasf re,
efence. Address Goachman, Courier
s17-7fn
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SO OCTOBER list, d positfon IL bo,,ss.
Keeper, Tor an elderly couple. or yvir1,
overs family. Apply %. a. s" mi,
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WANrErn

tO l, the y. s. Army; able-bodied. unrnar.
riea men. between the ages Of 81 and rs:
S els5ens Of United States. OF good char.
speak, read and write English. Far In.
IN01ma LILO apply RECRUITING OFFIC.
EE ta, $40 Chapel street. New Haven: ca
RTi6g street, Hartford; 1922 Main street.
bury, Conn. oi = IT,
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SLEEALAN'S RELIABLE Engpr.,v-
MENT AGENCY.763 Chapel ST esfa6-
ssned le years, Largest. best in ne
STATE. Best male and female heIp FOR
any ana all kinds of work. Sent ar1y~
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WANTED.

ROOMS w suitable for dental parIors
11nIuTnIshed preferred. Address r. 81
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EMPLoYMnNT acrxr,y

MIS-; ,. AZ GLADWIN'S, 102 Orange streotl
n icons ~ The best help, also The besff
a oSss g n l50 situations city Or Country.
Call 1880. = - Asl ss,s ~
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NtsreII aatep1ts.
r. B. MALL.nRY

. SsttIi1NEER and Appraiser, 1923 cbanes
room LAB Orange ST.. s'1s' a a.
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THOROUGHLY competent girl wo,,,
ike cooking or cook and laundress = I
pIlyate family. Address G. L., Com
1oE Onces slT-1tr
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MANTEn


NEAT and reliable girl for general
nIousework. ISL Lawrence Street
LIVER Aat. s16-2tu
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WANTED

gentleman of e,ooa -.
pearance, and pleasant nlannsrs 81 fo q -
FFraternal Society," $500 members IN
connecticut. Salary and per capffa.
AAdaress +. O. Box 159, Hartford
SoIn. sl4.6f
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FOR SALE.
THE valuable property, Ill Broadway
]. C. PUNDERFORD.
he cHURcK sTREEE.


THIS is to notify the public not to trust
any one on my account, tor anything,
after this date. Thomas Kelly. New
Haven, Conn.,, September 14th, 1904.
- @-.-j 4 ~. S16-3tn
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aauts

One cent word for each insertion
ave cents 2 word Tor fun week. sevsa
times.
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NOTICE.

I HEREBY notify the public tbat ~
wife Marion having left my bed and
board, I refuse to pay any bills con-
tracted by her in my name from this
date, Thursday, September 18th, 1904.
(Signedl Nephi M. Watson s15-3 tp
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CLAIRyoYANT-- Mary ]. Wright. NJ 81.
Wright is the best known clairvova, II
IN the State; 81 years in New Haven EN-
Tier predictions on health. business.
Social never fail Doctor treats all
9Giseases with or without medicine
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WANTED.

A GOOD COOK, town reference Az.
general housework maid for eha ~, re,.s =,
work and laundress. Apply Fridav
and Saturday, II a. m. to q. m. Nrss
Grant thompson, III Whitney Ave.
Si6-2f
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Jones' ~ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 2s
tlcuts largest agency for best helm.
male OF female, and best positions
Iry this agency. Satisfaction quar-
antced to ali. = 80 !
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DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, SIS. Pro-
bate Court, September 18th, 1904.
ESTATE OF WILSON WADDINGHAAG,
ceased.
The administrators having exhibited
their administration account with said
estate to this court for allowance, it Is
Der, 1904 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at a court of probate to be held at New
Haven, in said district, be and the same
is appointed for hearing on the al
directs that notice Of the time and place
of said hearing be given by publishing
this order three times In some news
paper having circulation in said dis
trict,
BY Order of Court,
JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE. *
s16-3t Clerk.
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FOB Y. s. Army, able-bodied, unmar-
riea men, between ages 2I and az:
CITIZENS Of United States, Of good
Z caaracter and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write Eneiish'
Apply Recruiting once, $40 c & slns.i
81, New Haven; Sc State ST.. Hart
LORD; 1022 Main ST., Bridgeport, or isa
SANK St, Waterbury, Conn. jy1 II
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r
Y. M. G. a.
RESTAURANT
and ~~
Roof Garden.

Exhibition of Wireless Telegraphy
now going on from 1880 to 1870 pm,
free to patrons of the Restaurant.
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MAssAGn

MISS LEEKE, graduate G. n. s.. 2s7
~ 1itxWeil, ave. Car to Charles ST. Lat
ssl methods best results. in II
Dranchss Of massage. electric, MAJ.
netic. race and neck wrinkles renIoV.
ea n SIX treatments. Failing hair
Gnecked ana color restored. Hours
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DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, S. Pro-
bate Court. September l4th. 1904.
ESTATE OF MARINER BEECHER,
late Of New Haven, in said district.
deceased,
| The Trustee under certain trust
deed Of said deceased, having exhibited
her resignation as said trustee and her
account with said estate to this court
for allowance and having made writ
ten application to this court for the APP
pointment of new trustee of said
| trust, it is
ORDERED, THAT the 18th day OF
| September, 1904, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at court of probate to be
| held at New Haven, in said district. be-
and the same is appointed for hearing
on the allowance of said account, and
resignation, and the appoi ntment OF
said trustee and this court directs
| that notice Of the time and place of said
hearing be given by publishing this or
der three times in some newspaper hav-
| Ing circulation In said district.
BY order Of Court,
JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE,
s15-St Clerk.
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Patent stove Brick are cheapest.
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Saw Shop.

to 1871 st. John ST., Atwater Block.
Special machines for saw and lawn
mower work. SO years experience.
Drop postal JAS. BARNACLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
A POLITICAL STORY AND A MORAL

The governor Minnesota a mud
Hehed him a story that makes you feel like taking OF
hat and cheering the people who have big hearts
and a appreciation Of Justice
John Johnson Swcde the o. Swedish immigrant lie
worked his the world honocd By hts fellow
candidacy for the eoyehnorzhp made him political
He his medicine like Finally the statement
died in the poofhonse
That lovdoVn Investigated the limit and
here the Il;
years John A johnson. almost baby left
help washing required
efforts the keep the wolf from the The
would a loafer
boy failed him. friends family
porohouse. could longer
and child.
The boy kept working lie errands he did odd oa lie
patches carried burden his shoulders
complained His ambition then
his mother and he did until accomplished
That reached the of the Of Minnesota
campaign powerful
a method securing universal peace.
John A. johnson democrat He ahead Of his ticket
something like The Johnson landslide
landslide Is governor.
people right
fidelity
when they him.
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WITHHOLD NOT THE HAND

the service be given THANKSGIVING morning at the
Grand hosse by tho downtown chuhes the ministers OF
hR upon a happy raa.
goncy hopaha gallant when the hopeless helpless
cis unfortuuatos given
shelter medical attendance free Of charge
only passport them gangpank being evidence
OF poverty distress. suffering.
should be attended five fashion
congregations assemble
prayers hymns Thanksgiving offertory
dropped the contribution
religious church
toll than The giving principle Of careless dimes
foreign
specific Of the worthy
practical They win hungry
Ing for seattlGs naked. seattics
The instinct charity human perhaps
religious sentiment the union service
Thanksgiving viii harta II
tight pockebooks
The prosperous pay voluntary tribute remembering
strong healthy drop being
minded the sick.
Danty clad viii generously Of silver thinking Of
plump toothsome turkeys csp
deep down their pockets
those whose wives children without food.
the little the long viii they viii BE-
filled shining silver gold they
counted viii soody gooiy made little
coins and the nl 81 these its modsat viii
its It's largest and best possibilities
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UK/ON MEN
ARRESTED
my soripps Ssws AssnJ

CINCINNATI. Nov 29.-A half
dozen union foundfYmen are I'M
der arrest under charges Of muir
der. malicious destruction % prop
srtY and melting riots The arrests
are tho ou,Erowth OF the strike at
the foundrien IN Cincinnati. and
Newport. and Covington. Ky. which
has been IN progress for several
months
Those now in custody aud
charged with murder are william
Patter. aliaa Friend Eugene Train
sr and Thomas nfaekeu. Fred Rau-
4 anHer. ir.. II charged with ma
lieluus destruction Of property
Fred HauhauHer. nr.. with abettinK
the destruction Of property.
The most important warrant L.
sued today was for Joseph =. Val.
entins, president % the Iron Mold
err Union % North America. but
- he IL out % tho city. service
could not he had on him. VRlsntine
photographed from Cleveland that he
sould BE- here tomofrow.
sam WeAkley. a non-union mold
sr. vas killed In a strike riot on
October ] and during the past few
days several attempts have been
made 10 dynamite local foundrien.
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COLUMBIA CITY
CITIZENS CALL

The citizens party Of Columbia
IL called 10 a mass convention 90
nominate q ticket for the coming
election. The citizens. ticket Ap-
pears 20 BE- the strongest in the
coming election. ss many OF the
democrats have Joined them. This
meeting viii be held next Friday
night AZ tho town hall.
Tho republican party will hold a
caucus tonight TO nominate candi-
dates for the coming election. The
nesting will be held AZ the town
hall At o'clock. Candidates for
mayor. two councilmen and a treas
urer are % be nominated.
Tho extension OF the Rainier
boulevard 10 Rainier Beach has
been commenced. This will open
the valley through 10 tho lake
The Sunset Telephone company Il
erecting telephone poles throughout
the vicinity There will bs a large
number oi phones installed the first
Of tho week
drs- X. Brinneli. OF Southeast So
attic. 4 suffering from a severe at
tack Of tonAllitis.
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STUDENTS 0BJE CT

MANY letters have been received
hy the school board recently from
eut-of-town students. ohiectinR 20
the 80 tuition fee which has recent
II been Imposed Many state that
unless an exception f. made In their
eases they viii have % discontinue
theif education. The matter Of max
iAF exceptions 60 the rule IN the
Asses ~ former students viii be
thought before the board at itH next
netting superintendent Cooper ~ "
tas opinion that students should not
bk compelled 10 pay unless they can
afford TO
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KILLED FAITHFUL DOG

while attempting to enter the res
ldauee Of Max Kfingle. nt l01 Twcn-
ty-fourth avenue north. burglar
VAS forced 80 kill the watch dog.
which faithfully chung 10 the mans
garments az han climbed through a
bedroom woiudaw last Monday
night The two shots fired az tho
dog awakened the household. who
found the dog Rasping In death ago
uiea. with large portion Of the bur
glars trousers stll clluRiug 90 his
teeth kringle reported the matter
To the police.
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,~. STAR DUST 80

Conan Doyle again declares he II
tired 81 writing sherlock Holmes
stories No need of telling Us. doe
tor. We could guess Il just - read.
Ing en-
Having Lost his good Job. Alton n
Parker il nov practiclnE Law Never
mind. Judge. Nothing attempted.
nothing Lost. you know.
Gimme a college where there's
plenty Of red blood. said the aopho-
more.
Whereupan a freshman. Who had
lost all he could spare. fled 10 the
nearest police station for protec-
tion
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A man somehow cr
other always finds
time L DO some things
he oughtn't do
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look u this time You see. my bunl.
ness Is upon such a small scala"
The governor uf sueE has ordered
all vessels not % throw anything
into the SueE canal while the Rns.
alan fleet Is passing through. Prob
ably afraid the Russians viii sink
tho canal
IA Mayor Amea. Of Minneapolis.
Is being tried for the NTH time
Probably he Amsa 10 tire en- oa,.
4 pew in Grace church. New
York. sold for $3.50 This looka
something like a ease OF Grace be
fore meals
Young John y. Rockefeller says
that entrance into heaven cannot be
bought with money. Well. that Is
something WE never thought Of
trylng
Now 10 the time when postmaatafa
wonder u they are going 10 set four
years more from Theodore.
Indications are that Douglas the
shoe man. who VAS elected governor
81 Massachusetts,. wlil wear four
years without half -aollnE. Write
nos FOR CATALOGUES.
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WAS BUNcOED
ON THE CARGO

A decision Of the circuit court OF
appeals has Iust ben handed down
In the case Of tho United States
against Charles y Todd and an un.
named gasoline launch srired some
months ago By the customs officials
for not reporting In Todd brought
on the launch \ cargo % goods. the
ownership 81 which was disputed
and slipped into Seattle between
suns Todd and the other claimants
thought the cargo was ambcrEfis.
valued At about SIS. 900. but subse.
qnentlY II vas discovered that u
was only worthless stale whale
blubher.
when the case came b.fore judge
Hnnford he decided that the lau re-
quirinK vessels To report Ia did not
apply 10 those coming from the
northwest frontier. but rather to
those arriving from far shores The
circuit court sustaina this decision.
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Beautiful Pictures. reproductions from q
great artists. Portraits Figures. Animals.
Forest Brook and Water Scenes. all beau
wood mouldlngH. some plain. some with 3
inga. others in tasty mats. all 10 go at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

John Cam and , n Heniow each
filed suits In the superior court y~s-
tsrfaY afternoon against G. ID NH
man TO recover damages. They
claim that on October n. HlllmAn
hired them both 10 be managers
% a warehouse at the Garden Of
Eden at 500 = month. providing
they would buy some lots there.
They also claim that when they
went 10 work. Hr Hillman would
not give them the work.