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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

FIR GlZ.M
J. n. TRAINER. ALIAS JOHN
STUART, FoRoER, INFORMED
AGAINST BY HIS VEoABoND
COUSIN AT SPOKANE

SPOKANE. March 9.-ThrouFh the
betrayal OF hia Identity by cousin
In quest OF blood money, John Stu
art. lately agent for the Equitable
Life Assurance Society here, IL un-
der arrest charged with forgeries in
sums estimated as high as SIC. 900.
y. Clemens. who betrayed him. waa
actgaicd by hope OF a reward which
he believed hung over StBart's head.
stunrtH real name IL John r.
T'hameT. and he Is wanted at Berlin,
Ontario. on charges of alleged
forgeries committed upon the Bank
q Commerce OF Ayre. Ontario. He
had been In Spokane for a year.
The story Of the arrest r. a dra~
mn tlc one. Clemens r. about the
sarne age an Thamer. Three years
ago Thamer, then a prosperous
young cattle dealer. % years old. Iiv.
Ing al Ayre, disappeared. and forged
notes were left In the hands Of the
bank.
Clemens has led rowing life. y
few weeks ago he landed Ira Spokane
broke. lie pawned his luggage and
was on the ragged edge Of starvsr
ton one day when he CHANGED 70
see Thamer on the street Thamet
would not speak. but Clemens knew
the cousin. Spurred by the hope 81
blood money. Clemens wrote back 70
the bank IN Ontario. asking whether
there was a reward.
Detectives were employed and
Qfsnrf was argeHtcd through Glenn
ems aid. Then Clemens disappeared
lie got ii75o for his services In
Identifying his relative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

Hundreds OF miles from home aud
practically without a friend IN the
world. Mark Cianot an Alaska IN
dian. died sunday morning In the
hospital ward OF the United States
penitontinry az McNoita island. The
cause or the Indians death was
tuberculosis. a disease that the pfiH-
oncr has been n sufferer from ever
since being taken from the wilda Of
his native land.
Clnnot belonged % a remarkable
band OF Indian hunters and fur
traders who trapped. hunted and
fiHhrd IN the Vicinity Of Lynn canal.
Alaska The gang was led By n
remarkable Indian. IN his way. who
went under the name 81 Jim Han
son. One OF the unWfitten laws. Of
the band OF Indians was that when
any member met death. either by
violent or accidental means, the life
OF such a member had 10 be avenged
by tho death OF one or more persons
who lived In the vicinity Of where
the death took place
Ia 1899 ono Of HanHou's band was
accidentally drowned and Haefi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
MIR. PARRY IS HOME

VIII II. Parry. president of the
city council. returned from Wash
ington and New York In time 20 pre-
side at the last regular meeting OF
the present council and to cast his
vote at today's election. He says
that financial conditions are not ma
terially affected by the campaign
and that Roosevelts nomination
and election are conceded on Wall
.street. He reports that there are
hundreds OF families emiErating to
this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
The Stage
gmAY OrEnA cOMrANY.

SHAY OPERA COMPANY.
The Shay Opera Company ~ ths
Grand VIII present double BIN to-
might Of II Paglincci" ana "Cagal-
leria ftuatichna" last night III
Troyatore" was rendered delight
fuzzy although Miss Rose Shay. tha
prima donna. hndo a cold which
made u impossible. for her 10 sing,
and her understudY Hattie Bel
IAdd, took her place Miss Shay
VIII sing this evening.
THE ALCAZAH
The Count Of Monte Criato" 10
drawing good houses "a the Aicazar.
The election returns VIII be rad
tonight from the stage.
GEORGIA M1NsTHELR.
The Georgia Ministries are holding
the boards az the Third Avenue
thraier and are filling the house.
Many ~ the specialties which make
W the Performance are good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

NEW YORK. March Josh Vice
has been heard from again after
many days. This time Josh Il a
hero. Last night the good ship Maid
Of the Mist just Into port. got "a
wireless connection with the steamer
city OF Erie. two day ago. skim
ming the high seas az > knots an
hour. The Erie wired from a point
Thirty-four fifteen West and Forty
STA thirty-three North. The dispatch
stated that one OF the passengers.
beautiful young lady. while fish
ing for 'goonics" with a moonlight
party over the stern Of the Erie. has
been drawn overheard By an i'm
mrnas bite" aud that while ali
stool paralyEsd With fear Joth Wise
rushed up, threw off his coat ana
plunAed into the sea. saying as ho
struck out for the drowning girl.
Peace beth her heroes no less re-
nown'd thin war"
lie was seen 20 sink beneath the
waves and riFe again. just Ia time
10 grip the young lady BY her patent
leather belt an she was going under
for tho third time. Both were picked
ap two miles astsrn by one OF the
life boats that put back. and when
Joah came on beard with the waisr-
soaked but unframed young lady In
tow he was given great ovation.
He took his honors modestiy. saying
only. There be them as would
done Il right here on board. ef they'd
only he'd IN nerve"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

The Washington Real Eaate q Build
ing Co. Inc, IL a new firm. launched
this month IN seattle They aim 20
DO just what their name implies. buy
and sell real estate and build houses
on the iustaiiment plan for the sub.
scTiherr Of their stock.
They guarantee { PER cent az all the
stock sold, which with the Increase
10 the price % their stock makes
your investment sefeHd to none
They will start 90 build three houses
on the property Of the company this
week ard before thirty DAYS they
hope 10 have twelve - fifteen houses
under way
For further Information. call or write
20 DANIEL. u. AoCASN. See
Rooms a ard Times bldg. Seattle
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Nothina 20 Compare

with the attractions Of caiifornia.
Climate permits Of outdoor life all
the year round. Take the scenic
Shasta route. Seattle TO San Fran-
cisco: $3.50 first class, 5000 Sec
ond class. Two trains daily. Tick.
cts. reservations and descriptive liz
erature at Southern Pacific Co.'S
office. els First avenue. r Z. Ellis.
Rcnernl agent. see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
ECHOES FROM BATTY.LAsp.

(Boardinr house repartes1
II am feeling pretty tough this
morning" said the steak.
And l." Naid the egg. feel like
ar irnposter."
We'll" remarked the tea, Il am
too weak 60 set Mp any steam"
Il haven't any kick coming. said
the butter: Il seem TO have recov-
cred my normal strength"
PINES are stirring with me- said
the fnush.
Il feel very brilliant" said the
gem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
rAsY wALK1Na plsrANeE.

u III III t-AEI1
on Minor. between Fike and Lax
tutou 3gxfzn 70 alley. Lots fer Sac
10 80. 81 monthly. Price and terms
may never be quoted again Lots I've
fine. You have missed many appor-
tunlties IN the pAst. noW - sure not
10 overlook this. fnu certainly wtll
never have such a chance 20 secure
such a central location. Nc waiting
for ears OF climbing hlllM IL you
wish viii build you a suitable house.
or furnish material to build With
and sell on terms Theas lets are
fine for flat purposes
DIAMETER
giN Boston block.
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Notice TO Subscribers

II. any evening. your copy OF Ths
Star has not arrived at 600 o'clock
teiephone--Sunset. Main 1869. or In,
dependent iiss. any time between
6 % and s:to-snd n copy viii be sent
you at once. by special messenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

s. coo ELEGANT Groom house on 18th
ave part cash. balance easy pay.
mrntN.
s. eN-i e. room house with basement
and J lots. bis bargain.
81 SiN-t room modern cottage en- 9Th
ave. w., small cash payment
81 Mushroom cottage With fine view
~ hay and fnauutaina. ca Queen
Anne fiili small cash pas meut. hai-
ancs SIS uer month.
tbN- i.at cor 10th and Caller. half cash.
balance easy terms,
stNl-tlot cor. Howe and 18th.
10 these Do not suit yuus come IN ana
look over eur list We have house
and lots at your own terms
DO YOU want 4 homestead or farm
lands. or acre tracts We have them
At your own price.
r. & HYER2 & CO.
x<~U7.E ~ Arcade bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
WHAT THEY SAY.

The Republicans think they have
a strong Holt In the First ward
The Democrats claim there Is too
much Johnson In the Second.
Some folks think the Socialists will
Steele into the council in the Third
The Democrats fear II may be a
Cole day for them In the Fourth.
Can Benjamin IN the FIfth2 ask
the Democrats.
The results in the Seventh may let
Martin.
Because Lampe IL running in the
Eighth the Socialists thing the vote
may be light
The Socialists don't think they
have enough IN the Ninth they want
Moore.
Platform lights are the % pipes
cigars and cigarettes on the back
platform. which send in that aroma
when the conductor opens the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

,.,.,, =. DON'T rAS RENrz = ...,,.,.

DON'T PAY RENT
HERE : A HOME AT YOUR OWN
PRICE,.
Good seven rpom residence in nice 10
cation, In North Seattle, all improVs
mcnts Ia and paid for. IL requires
but $50 Ia cash 10 handle this par
chase. balance at only per cent
interest House - now ready to
move into Ii would cost you more
60 build the house today, than yuu
can buy the HOUSE AND Lot fer
Don't lose this chance Is set a good
home cheap
It's offered az SEQ less than It's value.
II NJ PALMER.
Room / Colonial block.
N, r Corner eud and Columbia atH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
BULLETIN.

LIVERPOOL. March s-l2:ao p. m.
Josh Wise Is expected here Friday.
The here's exploit has been cahled
here from New York and he will be
rendered an ovation when he steps
ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
POLICE RoPEp IN TWO HoBoEs
10 KOS.

what is a suspended animation.
pa
That's one way TO describe n
man who IL hanging 20 u strap"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
RAINIER nrAcu.

- ITIE IIsAtE 10 LIVE
Easy TO REACH EASY To nuY.
beautiful location on shore ef Lake
Washington, short ride On scent
ingten, large lets. t0xilS with 49,
are selling fast az SO. - and tfssi
az 8 and no down ana s month led
already cold every body likes Halales
property On market Tor home and ia
Nestmcnts schools ehufchea. stores
fine gai den soil cleared and Eraded
avenues sidewalks Frana Views
hghlthful. plenty weed and city
hraithful. plenty wood and city va
ter At eAc month"; lumber on terms Of
az Rainier Reach. OF &. X Sturte-
want. owner. SO Boston block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
DRINK

But say. he wasn't really drunk. he
Just drank some of that good Coffee
ct the Seattle Tea and Coffee Co.'S
and II made him feel 30 good.
The Honest Goods House. To5 Pike
street n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
GREGonYs BARGAINS

Neat, nearly new. well built 1~roon
cottage. near the university. on q
good lot htxftA wtth spring 81 wa.
ter that flows the year round All
plumb. cherry and PEAR trees. Very
Fertile soil. raised mere garden than
family could use last year Coed vie n
% the city. lakes and mountains
Why ray rent when ypu can buy this
for fsFa7 witch IL less than ths i'm.
provefnsntN cost.
y y GREGORY.
17r Sullivan building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

Yes. Green I.aker. you are right
Half strap Is better than none.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
For Sale-Timber Lands

u L hEATTfE. WhoIssaie and TefsIi
manufacturer Of Logging and Pros
pecting Shoes Flyer Dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
FARM LANDS


10 acres fine waterfront land. rood
soil. s-room house. bearing orchard.
go chickens. cows. farming impie-
ments and house furniture, tnCu-
bstor. fare &c. $50.
~ acres IN high state 81 cultivation,
close to creamery. school. town. good
7sroorn house. barns. orchard. all
farming implements. n.Jeo. terms.
10 acres fine level land. easy clearing.
II miles from town. good soil. $40.
g acres north end OF Lake Washing
ton. good soil. 10 acres cleared. good
house. 1900.
10 acres. 90 bottom. - acres cleared.
good e-ro9m house and outbuiidinsr.
orchard: t2.too.
is acres IN pasture. close 20 woodn-
vile. on railway. all fenced. good
land. $50.
DAHL A. ACHERa.
"A Hoxweii Blk. tos Columbia 81.
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OF " acres, 20 acres cleared. good
house. large harm, large bearing or
ehard. eight head Of stock, and all
the farming implements. for 800
on easy terms Of payment This
farm In located two miles east a.
Kent and In n most desirable prop
erty.
A. LAWRENCE,
NsM Second avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
MISUNDERSTANDING

Flnanolal--Continusd
VfRfuF loans money on real estate!
Hons. Time .paymsnt monthly O.
k .ssad a. and Columbia street sss1" 0'0'''
A nnsrncrAnLn plsga 10 borgoy9
s %s,esSy o9emesaiesm Watch 2'Esa,,sE
- Co. pu firat. OPP. IIalnleT- dread.
private offices strictly confidential
WANTED 10000 Co invest IN sec
ands hand furniture. eoie Int ave
Phones Main aesli Ind, y 1871.
Personals
ron ALI kinds q sradingl DIGGING
cellars. HpndinR lots, clearing land.
digging dltsheAa not afraid 90 tackle
ANYTHING that may come M Irle,
Ind. is65 dib jefferson, W. y. Burr
loft. Seattle, Wash.
MAN tailored ladies' walking skirts
made % order for 81 fuf short time
e sdys s,,,,sa,s 9s' suli nelson sho'
ffinehtsY block
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstraoto's
osn0ItkE f1TMfEit = Co. Inc,
established iss9. mlnlnE claim ab'
f! srssssi aa s s.s' I'D b.s '' Jus
BOOTH wnurrLEsEY. uANroRD
Abstract Co, sstahiiHhed iAeg Haze.
fasnt o. Halter tik Phone. Main iA
SEATTLE ABSTRACT Co. n. =, elh
ATTORNEYS ., Lew
uHo T. HoHsMAN. Attorney at Law.
sssai fasiae sioef, SEATTLE.
THOMAS PAGE 50 floor Oriental
block 10th pheneH=Jahn sol. A 1904
q. WARD KEMP Burke bid bar ss
". D. LAMnurH soa.s Pacific bloot
Business COLLEGES
school FOURTH and YssieF.
Banks
PEOPLES SAVINGS HANK
sseerd rseaas and flke is'gfs, zee, esg'
p ssa pa r. tirssnlsSf cashier 1 eS1a:
kssrclaL savings and trust business
THE CANADIAN BANK or COM.
MERGE Capital pHid Nd, - foapq
teisht milllen seven tsHdfsd shoos.
srai banking business tranaaetsd
ga e.e srsns ay. sssnsF a"E sist,
manager.
TuE scANpIrAvIAs AMERICAN
bs sas e s srTssssassisS. ssnest,s, n ~.
-, s.pi,sl saa ss,giqsss . ~ 80 4.
sts. y y lane, cashier. Dec. Il
fishsf. asst cashier.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
ceglI.i stock paid In. - 90. .FurPigs
szIss sles s"f pas. pit 4 ApH,as,
cashier. egrrsspqnasgls ~ prigospai
rspsl
curies
ylRfr sYs Ulds cufiositY Hhop. foot
kadison street. fndian fslicA zee
prsmstie seheei
MsAH Dramatic and oesfatle rsShsol,
Blreetiou Of North usstern Theatrical
Isrll / Diploma awarded. 90
Dsssmsnts guaranteed sradqAtss. sis
|nlnfhH course. acting Voice Puilds
9sIlsa Tee Tgsaf q Essn pris.
tipsI. John coFt msnaxsf. Tsis
prsssw.sina
M srffk y and ~ .sooA M
faarantsed or money refunded. wsh
Marion.
sfSAstH $500
MORRIS fOLDfsu BEbe~csu ~
fsft.ry. nci% rtss. tables made 70
Junk
II yoa uant eSffeot wegshta sad
prompt returns deal nith the Chlcaae
Junk Co. lxs Western. Main su
MIfBrsry
MIA A. NJ HAsssoS- AprinK mlliin.
cry. a the lowest prices. Cor. Fourth
and pine.
oeuIisss snd Aorisss
On A. NAcgiNSoS-sn - -
Arcads tsllidsns
pR FONDA NADEAU-ri Burse bid
DR. kfnDE-naiisy building
Mechanical Enalneers
u L NAiI4AsrER-s1ts Ploness.
Printing srd Binding
ACME ssfbe prfater ia l;pgsng st.
commercial PRINTING Of all kiaaa
physie,sn ard evraeon
Y. toND0Rf. ~. u.
vienna rh3 eirtani
TksHHHaaff4sa ffFzEAtssaN FMnEflFflEfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

WE OFFER for sale fer = fsw days
a 3-room eottaRe iarKs lot nearly
level. with commanding View. south
81 Lake Union. close Co car. IL term
Cd BY sotaa people as walking dts
taness owner going 20 Alaska. price
only $500
vacant lot soxiao. close By. re can ssil
you for Eoa
OifkT HEIA A HOLMAN.
90 New York Bleek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08

Buy one 81 those large tracts b1xis0
feet at Dunlap. for tia0. terms, so
cash and s. nef month. Just about
two blocks from Old Henton line; 81
fare BY buying book Dunlap has g.
grade school. churches. stores. post-
office, ETC. plank walk tracts level,
soil the very best Will buy you ium-
Der 10 build with. or build for you.
SEE ~. NpEY on ufiNI.Ap.
81 Union Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-08
Farm Lsnd.-con,Inusd

Farm Lands-NontInueu
A HUMILIATION +
rherc to find, buy chekply, the fsre
thinRh In Heal Estate. ifomeH,
Farma, Lots, Acres, hafeabeuta,
'AnMi-TRoiICAb NONrHNIhI,'
Enlargud, Juht out FREE. Write.
Call, Ask.
tHAltt.Ea HoAfEHa q CO.
Both nhonee, eia.
SECOND ave. and Marion st.
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FARMS

1 have them tor sale, All Fises an
prirrs ono 81 90. snap, with stock.
l.. }. spRENdLn,
sac Arcade bids Phone. Main lles
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~ Classified Ads. ~
Acreage for sals-oontlnusd

10 ActEa near the Navy Yard. ~ A,
cleared. orchard. larEa meadow, y
room house. large barn. other build
inHu 81 COL
A. n NEWELL. tid Marion n.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-26
SOLDIER DELEGATES
OFF TO CONVENTION.
Col. Gordon, Maj. COney and Capt
CasseIs Left This Morning.

Col. Gordon, Maj. COney and Capt
CasseIs Left This Morning.
Col. G. A. Gordon, commander of
the First Regiment, Infantry; Maj. w.
e. Coney of the same organization and
Capt. A. Gordon Cassels of the First
Regiment, Cavalry, left early this
morning via the Atlantic Coast Line,
for st. Augustine, where they go to
attend the meeting of the National
Guards Association. Capt. Cassels
goes as the alternate of Col. P. w.
Meldrim who found it impossible to
attend. Commander H. S. Colding of
the Naval Reserves left for st. Angus
tine Sunday. Returning, the Savannah
men will reach home early Thursday
morning.
Nothing further has been done rela-
tive to having a number of the dele
gates to the convention. and the prom
inent officials of the government stop
over at Savannah on their return trip.
AS has been stated in the Morning
News, the Savannahians who are in
st. Augustine will see what can be
done in this regard, and will then give
information to the committee appoint
ed by City Council to entertain the
expected visitors. Until this informa-
ton is secured nothing further can
be done.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-26
Southern's Palm Limited.

This famous train of the Southern
Railway has been inaugurated for the
tourist season of 1904. more modern in
equipment and more perfect in service
than ever before. 1t is composed of
the latest Pullman observation, com
partment, club-library, and drawing
room sleeping cars, and carries the
newest of Southern Railway dining
cars, universally recognized as the
standard Of excellence. 1t leaves Sa-
vannah daily except Sunday at AIS D.
m, railroad time, arriving Washington
1915 a. m. and New York Alb D. m.
Two other trains leaving Savannah
daily at 1905 a. m. and 1:05 p. m.
railroad time, both carrying Pullman
drawing-room sleeping cars and dining
cars. Reservations or information at
city ticket Office, 141 Bull street, Z. G..
Thomson, c. p. and T. A.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-26
HIBERNlANS TALK LITTLE
CONCERNING COL. LYNCH
The Conditional Release Not Re-
garded as Complete VindicatiOn.

The Conditional Release Not Re-
garded as Complete VindicatiOn.
Though the news of Col. Arthur
Lynch had been released from prison
and was free to go where he chose was
gladly received by Savannah Irshmen,
yet none We're inclined to discuss the
matter.
From what was said, however, 1t
could be easily gathered that the men,
bers of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans in this city did not look upon
the Conditional release" as a vindi-
cation of the charge of treason pre-
ferred against him.
Considerable interest was taken in
his trial by Savannah Irishmen and
at one time it was suggested that in
dignation meetings be held by the
councils in this city concerning the
findings and verdict of the English
courts. While the society did not
wish for a moment to condone crime,
yet the majority of it's members did
not think the evidence sufficient to
convict Col. Lynch of treason.
Mr.. P. ]. O'Connor, one of the ma
tional officers of the A. o. H.. was
asked if the release of Col. Lynch was
equivalent to a vindication.
We'll, you know it is not a pardon.
He is simply given his liberty, but
cannot hold any public office" said
Mr.. O'Connor. Other Hibernians
were not inclined to speak of the mat
ter further than stating that they
were glad to know that Col. Lynch had
been released.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-26
FOUR NEW DIRECTORS
FOR SAVANNAH TRUST co.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Savannah Trust Com
pany will be held to-day when, it is
understood, the following gentlemen
will be named for the places on the di-
rectory that are now vacant: c. Sid
ney Shepperd of New York, and w. A.
Winburn, Allan Bond and H. Weber
of Savannah.
Mr.. Shepperd is well-known capt.
talist and is now a director in num-
Der of important organizations, among
them the Western Union, the Seaboard
Air Line and the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road. Mr.. Winburn is vice president
and traffic manager of the Central of
Georgia, Mr.. Bond is the head of the
firm of Allan Bond & Co., and vice
president of the Guffy- Bond Petroleum
Company, while Mr.. Weber is vice
president of the J. b. Hoist Company.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-26
FARMERS HERE
To BUY LANDS
OTHERS ARE COMING LATER
THREE ATTRACTED TO SAVANNAH
BY GREATER GEORGIA ASSN.

Are Connecticut Truck Growers
from HnrtfOrd-Expect to Enter
the Same Business Near Savannah.
Visited Chinaman's Farm Yester-
day and Were Pleased With
OutIoOk-If They Decide to Re-
main Three Others VIII Join
Them-Other Farmers Ready to
Come to Savannah.
Three more residents of the North
came to Savannah yesterday with a
view of becoming citizens of this state
and city, having been attracted to Sa-
vannah through the advertisements of
the Greater Georgia Association.
The visitors are Messrs. w. H. Bos-
worth, L. L. Bosworth and H. M. Bos-
worth of Hartford, Conn. They are
truck farmers and have come to Sa-
vannah with view of beginning that
business here.
Yesterday the gentlemen called on
Secretary w. J. Donlan of the Cham
Der of Commerce, who had been in cor
rospondence with them. and discussed
the outlook of securing suitable lands
and other matters in connection with
their probable stay. Later they were
taken by Mr.. Donlan to see the China
mans farm on the outskirts of the city,
and to-day will be taken to see several
others in the vicinity of the city.
Though in Savannah but brief time
the visitors are very much pleased
with the outlook and now think that
they will decide to locate here without
having to make further Investigations
in other parts of the state. They are
men of means and practical farmers,
and their staying here means quite a
valuable acquisition to this city.
This is rendered the greater through
the fact that the men now here are
but the representatives. of a larger
party of Connecticut farmers who will
also emigrate to this state and section
should the present visitors give them
a favorable report of it.
Mr.. w. H. Bosworth says that three
more men will join his party as part
of it so soon as he decides on a proper
location, and that from five to six
other men from the vicinity in which
he formerly lived will come South ii
he should advise them to.
There is little doubt that when the
visitors have seen how fertile the
farming land of the nearby country
is and learned how cheap it is and
what market, both foreign and do
nestle, is open to the products of the
farms, they will give this city rec
ommendation that will attract to ii
many others, who, like themselves, are
seeking more favorable conditions and
surroundings.