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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

lion GEORGE w. PECK, twice mayor
of Milwaukee. twice Governor OF
Wisconsin and now again the nominee
Of his party for governor is described
by those who know him we'll az a man
OF the most gentle and charming person.
ality. He is sixty-two years old Of me-
dunn height compacty built with a.
ruddy complexion. laughing bluc-gray
eyes. sandy hair deeply tinged with gray
and snow white mustache and goatee.
He is splenddly preserved and young
looking man despite his white whiskers
He Is affable and good -natured, o first
class story teller fine after-dinner
speaker. and n man much sought after in
social and business circles. lie was a
soldier in the Civil War and thereafter
devoted himself to the newspaper bust
ness until politics absorbed his talent. But
y before he became Governor Of Wisconsin
his bad Boy" sketches had given him
a national repu ton rs hurorist. They
literally took like wild fire. and caused
y .'Peclt's SUM- in which they were pub
lished. to circulate in every section Of
the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24
Stricken With Paralysis,

(special to The Times DIspatch.)
{. FREDERI CllSBURG, VA, September
\ 2ea,-Mr. John G. Willis, Of this city, was
stricken with paralysis yesterday ut the
home of his brother James S, Willis, In
Orange county, near Rapidan. His wife,
son and Dr.. Hales have gone to his
bedside. * !, n /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24
WHAT CLEVELAND THINKS N
.CLEVELAND's HIGH
PRAISE FOR TICKET

H !. DO - u N y
TO a staff correspondent Of the New
York World, former President Grover
Cleveland on Thursday gave the fol-
lowing signed statement: III
~ think the nominations made by
the New York Democratic State
Convention represent happy out
come OF divergent preferences.
""The gentlemen selecteo combine,
It seems to me, the fighting strength
4 Of New Works Democracy.
"ceratlnly& there can be no doubt
Of Judge Herrlck:s rugged honesty,
great ability and unyIeldins devo-
tlon TO Democratic principles, and
rs I am glad to see the younger eIe- i
ment Of the party SO completely
represented as is done by the nom
nation Of Mr.. Harrison. is.S
"The voting Democrats OF the
State ought to find In the per.
sonnet Of their state ticket an In
II centlve to enthusiastic work IN It's
support.
"eRovER cLEvELANo."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24
POISONED BY
CANNED GOODS.
Wife Is Dead and Rev. Byron
Woodward Is Critically X
I'll Himself,
(By 4 ssocIated Press.

(By Associated Pressl
=; A ! ~! Ca Sept, 2s-Rey. Byron
list Church, is In critical condition..
ard his wife died to-day as atresult OF
lnomRine poisoning. Three days ago
they were taken violently III ,nfter eating
and left standing versnght Their two.
children We're not affected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24
Excursionists From Danville.

a large excursion party from Danvlllea
and points between. there and Richmond
arrived In this city yesterday afternoon,
via the Southern Railway In Il special
train There We're six crowded coaches In
all. carrying party OF about four hundred
people. among whom are many we'll
known Danvile ladies and gentlemen
The visitors are al private residences or
hotels and will remain until 1850 this
afternoon IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24
CONDITION OF LADY
CURZON is CRITICAL
i(By Associated Press. ]

LONDON. September 2s.-The condition
Of Lady curzon. of Kedleston, wife Of
the viceroy' OF India, who was taken Ill
two days ago, y is still critical. butawasS
slightly improved this morning Five
doctors are at Walmer Castle and all OF
them were III attendance upon Lady Cur
zOn throughout the night. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
TO EDUCATE
MILKMEN

City Miik Inspector Woodooek has
begun = campaign Of education for
the benefit 20 farmers around the
city who ar sending dirty and stale
milk into the city for sale lie Is
% the opinion thai this method viii
D. productive % much good II is
impossible 20 reach them through
the lAW he states In the absence Of
any state law or adequate city or
dinanre on the suhieet
Many ~ the farmers are Ignorant
81 the approved methods ~ keeping
milk cool sanitary and clean. even
n they are Wiling 20 go 10 the
trouble and expense 81 doing 50. For
this reason or. Waadcoek has So
cured a large amount Of literature
on the subject issued by the United
state department - agriculture.
This he iz sending 10 the various
ranch owners who are sending milk
into the city
The agricultural department has
also issued a poster giving 90 rules
- benefit n the farmer. informing
him how 20 take care ~ his COWS
how 90 feed and clean tacm and how
10 keep the milk pure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Presidents
Will Hunt
BIC SHOOT BEING PLANNED
FOR ROOSEVELT AND PREsI.
DENT DlAZ ~ TEXAS

GALVESTON. Ter Sept g-Prcs-
ideut Roosevelt some time ago
promised Col Cecil Lyons. n air
man ~ the Texas republican e1ecu-
tive committee. that be- would come
west for weeks hunting In Texas
and Indian Territory in November.
President Diaz Of Me1ico will visit
20 raHo 10 attend the National lrri-
cation congress AZ the same time.
lie viii be- invited % participate Ia
The hunt uith President Roosevelt.
n lH Understood he will accept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
POLICE PROTECT
MILITANT PRIEST

pITTsBuRG Sept G-Aftef heW-
ing hia eay into the church with an
az. Rev Father Bekayac. Of St
Nicholas Coronation Roman cath
ollie church Allegheny. held early
mass yesterday. 4 mob of his pa
riahiouera waited outside and were
prevented from assaultiuE him only
by the presence ~ 81 policemen.
81 Nicholas church has been the
scene 81 fartlonal disturbances aud
the dissaufrrs demanded the re-
movnl of Father Hekayac. charging
misappruprlatlon OF funds Bishop
phclan upheld tae priest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
BROWNS AND
BLUES IN
ACTION
nv scripps News ASSN

GAINESVILLE. Va Sept s.-The
third battle Of hui Run began at
midnight with the placing of out
posts y General Bells army the
Browns. At Thoroughfare. aud the
throwing out % an advance guard
By General Grants army Of Blues.
stationed az Manassas. The hours
between midnight and dawn we're
occupied By Grant ia placing ar
tlllery at advantageous positions for
the attack on the Browns The fir
ing from the big guns began shortly
after daylight followed by infantry
skirmishes Then general fighting
occurred an along the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
JIM uLUbHo

Asa Lee willard. the Seattle actor
aho comes 60 the Grand Friday and
Saturday nights ~ this week ~
leading nan Boa Jim Hludsu Hiii
receive 4 royal welcome at the
hands 81 hIs oII Seattle friends The
local lodge OF flka. - which vii
lard iH member iH preparing a.
warm reception fHf him. The play
Jim HIudnn iH founded ou John
Hays purH af The Same name. and
tH Wholesome pastoral drama.
willard has met with marked sac
cess iu the east aHa comes Ntfh o
strong support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

paroehial school teacher a 81.
MARY school this place II Is said
10 b. the first time that papal hon
ur have been conferred Gu a lay
man Ia America for such services
IN paruehiai school work. The sing
ulaf ard exceptional recognition
was secured through Cardinal Mar
tinelli the papal delegate. Al the
suggestion Of some Of Mr. Davis
former pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Receives POpe'S
Blessing
nv sorlpps News Assnl

MONROE. Mich. Sept Ga spc-
elal blessing from hts holiness Pins
Y, signed with his own hand. AMI u
magnificent medal blessed and for
Wardcd by the pontiff. were among
tho huuora received today Boy John
Davis In euWmemoration Of the
OF his fifucth year as a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
How's ThR

We offer oae Hundred Dollars ne
card far ans ease ~ gataTrh that
HHHuut o. cured hN tAHHIH 1Ataff 3
. CHENEY A CO. Toledo .
we che uhdefHiEusd haze known b
i cheney for lhr last = feHrH. and
HalIssr him PERFECTLY honorable iu al
laafHrrH transactions ard Ouhur iallN
shIe 90 carff eat any obligations made
o. hiH firm
VAIuING EfNNAN 4 MARVIN
tNhaIHHHHF ufurrIHf# Toledo q
HfF4fTa Eufaffh Cure iH taken inter
rally. acting directly urar the binHa
aud mucous surface - fhr fNHffm
Testimonials cent free Price tsr per
hottie Sold He aN HrHEEtHfH
TaIr Halls Family pills fUf CouHti=
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
N1lisa5:sSEit9A


Work aud Wages the problem
drama which opened "a weeks en-.
FnEomeHt sunday afternoon ~ The
Alctzar played 90 two biz holiday
houses yesterday Ht the special haii
day matinee and che evening per.
fofmHuee. work and Waren deals
with tho question If capital and
labor. aud the bitter feeling af an
tnFuuiam between the two great
classes II the main theme Of the
play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Democrats Meet
in Wyoming
lng aerLaps Nswa Aas-nl

CHEYENNE. Wyo. Sept IA
dispatch from Rock Spring aayA
there Waa "a good attendance ~ tho
opcniur Of the Wyoming state dem
ocratie convention there today The
convention Will nominate candidates
Tor congress governor. state treas
urer and Judge % the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Star Want Ad Agencies.

~ Mullen. sst natard ave. sAA
rits Halt
Prevent prus cs. Ewing street
and Frsment avenue
VI, A. Msssfisld q ca. Druggist
10 ard tseksen.
Graham's hsms Bakery. eTos let
aNeaue
C N Lshaarsgt. slsss sssrs, stsla
1eeend
Thea Aarsla al pestsfles, Rsusea
kittls's Pharnaey. let ave. nsfth
are harrisen street. ]. n. Littie
sreprlstes.
carltss q c. orueslss. esn sss
-. ard pao. street seuth Seattle
q. A. Aeers. Pessstttes. e@ ParA
unlvsr.itv orvs stsrs. unlvsrsie
klktiea.
Issss.li g. Pharmacy. sces HsS~sa
aAresl
Ralnlsr Pharmacy, Mr. Clark. pre-.
prteter, 2o2B q. Asdlsen.
celsnakia orsa store, W. J. STUD
tsr, erep- ceiornela. Wash
Broadway Pharmaey, p. q. FtsheH
essp- ete Broadway ere lsrfss
0uaker Drug Co. teia let ave
lear,'s Pharmaey, rs ~ hreAa
~~ayi phess, Unien -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

SOUTHEAST SEATTLE
lots fleht on the eef line flEht on
The lake. With a ta0o school house
riHht On tbs addition
TERMS as.bS SoAPoRNn 500 A
MEEK
II all the real estate men IA Seattle
formed themselves in one Its eem-
clone in uof 30 cheap nu We offer
theae large lots We have owned 90
acres twenty eiKht Ncnga. since sght
sls "a, slllsss en- g 5'@ .sa f9 II
h ridiculous to think fur min
ute anybody ceuld buy lard AZ
,ss,is q TINS ',i a. Ses,sag ~ gSn Ssl
ItQItrs and TELEPHONES NOW
Don't buy anywhere on a promise 81
these lmprNrmsnts gninE IN. fhi.Y
are ~ Southeast Seattle NOW
After you see Southeast Seattle 20
man on earth can eouNinCe Nau he
has better praraaltiou Zoe HuAh
ANn INVEHfMENr
s ss,s ,aRa % s s. X Wass seSe@ tssSs
in part - Rainier Heights A fine
plank street from ftrHt avenue va
Southeast seattle levri ~ The way
III, Tim . 'SP S.i n 9lr,,." ne al 4sa isss
are bath within e biockH u SOUTH
EAsf SEATTLE aud Rainier
Heights tnc viii be extended rosis
tiHela this summer G. the addition
Don't DELAY aud Nuu will have moth.
TINS q reErut TAKE any Washington
street ear 60 Southeast Seattle a.
runs through the middle Of the add.
uon=huf there HHt NUu viii save
~ iiFinr saY uat vhrfr yuu cen buy
lots aH cheap as ours.
Offiee uprn until a EVENING"
SEATTLE foAkHEEkEHH CO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Your Credit Is Good
At THE
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS

U5. rIAe Ct COS. &C sfd emo lltF
a rev method u0 dangerous drugs CT
Iotatug.
f#ufu sept 18th we have decided 90
make Our UhIshoUr plates With best
teeth flr o. 100 not cover roof It
et.afsntead - bite corn or The cob
o. wears guarantee
Ii III IL. LL-..-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
"ON TuE BRIDGE At MID
NIGHT

The damatzntlon af LonRfsli9u p
poem sun the bridge at Midnight
De- thrilling ThIrd Avenue audiences
This week Tho theme ~ the heautl-
ml poem runs through thc four aetH
Of the play the uHder-,uffent 81
tragedy being relieved by surface
ripping 81 Wit and comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

The Victoria cricket team defeat
cd the Seattle team az this place
yesterday by the score OF s. 10 a.
L. York made the high score Of ~
runs Trimon followed wi,a a care
ul is. The bowling 81 York and
Burns proved too much for tho
locals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

WYOMING
Especial ,o The Start

BREMERTON. Sept 6-The
monitor Wyoming was brought
alongside the dock at the navy yard
this morning aud the work Of re-
pairing her commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

Four course. aee5 6 course. 75r.
and Il course, 500 with SauteinoJ
or burgundy Every evening at
the Maisou Barberis. Second and
James s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

A g. JOHNSTON
Houses lots tafmH. Acrv TfaEta
s. - gaaF nos first GLASS tfuau
notstu hou.s. fias firy p'ses mas.
car service AtaH a=fOum nee mod
.rn eattaEs iu sane ioeatiaa f"r
81 a. #5=room moiern h8tAse. corner Dot.
~th ave south e AtHisr
10 l4at WNiNE sever ana aatsF iu
and pAId. ur wtI aell aNtM fat tae
tn md. south ~ t5nipH.
-. - e'ein gfsad sirs = sound.
Nsfs ehaieeat 81 black lnamH soil
abundance of saEHf tisa psf acre
vii , seid Boz @ h-atrs tracts. A.
Finsat waterfront 90 Lake wasblng
a G. JOHNSTON.
Nrai Estate e Downs HiaEk
Main 20 rbaass inds A 80
FOR SALE u asfez. EEL eisarua
and feuEsd atl under cultivation
fins house. lathsa aud plastegrd
house COWS. horse And saEan. 9
tons = Eeud haf one acre poia
toes Must Hsn Il ance 9 e. o.
cash s. month. intefeHt s Per
LAKE thres houses from car Has.
FoR aAIEs
81 raifsfa Matched n frhruafH Am
STA and Eolns 49, and met ssii
mf fine fhtrkau ranch as uuHs
l.srHs tract q laHd well cleared
frutt aHd Vegetable fine ehlfhen
house furniture Eaea sin h. run.
ntmH water twa #aNH horse. haf.
usns and NaEuu. ~ Fuu tahs q TO-
dar % - eaHh. - meath a. 3
atrrat Heaf Hida Green iaks. laird
haass tom cas- ne
RS s5s.. Fs ssl. s IS sf = h'' ss1
iarrs trsei q - -iih sl5 sats9
6al5 sia1iss r..is a's rlss Nah MAJ.
tnnfaH street rar#lIHr pasasa thrazlFh
HotHFItEANT SEATTLE Offies open
unta sseninss
q ass- Modern Ernanra house
fFu=H lots tHfh aHfHHe.
t.aat -. ttfh afeuaa.
5iood else rioss q ear sssy rarnsats
uHuN NtE - Oriental HIaEH
Main ISL RED
CHEAp-s afrsa Is eiatrr anH frstff.
ruu1 haHae ft Is muafh at ~
ieEhHfn hens TIE ehuie ufaEs anIf
- terms. o. DEAN. 81 pr meath
wlfe l. dead COINS aNsf easI ur
ttnass a. mech $50 Long III
smith a. TaFlafa e. amiIf aH Nash
inrtau street car Zine
MEN n an kiflds wautsd al nee 81
aafh au RI u tftfHnan Garden 81
f.asn Addit.1u4 Hasd aaEra afeadF
500 TaEs free seats at FaBHuf =
aaWmHl On MsaHHHEtau street car
line
THREE wears WORK and sod u#aRss
o. reliable sober man fur aaalafanf
forFnau and fimskaHprr alec Naut
god book krrpar HHd tNu aaIHaanfH
Zee Fafeat Room Times uEaek
Call az once
A GOOD general foreman wanted e.
uf fsfieH# cleo men HHufHd g. clear
atreHta end Jas aIHfaafka Taha
IS arlington street Ear o. TAYLOR !.
mill Soc HIHmaa ~ Smith
For sals-ttauses and let's.
-a#.=sas#ss=..asaa.saa#s#s
WE sell. more tats and houses than
ans % real estate mEu lu Seattle. De-
ONE=IiAIF TuE DISTANCE end
ONLY oNE-tfAIE TffE PRICE
SO - ard up far afar ista with rttF
water HHH iu HH tHH car IIHa HHfe
fs minutes ride take anF ear 81
MahhIuNtnn ~ - Southeast seattle
Offiae Hlfn uufii evening" Seattle
ltnfueHsskrrH gampanf.
CHEAP Neariy ~ house. iarrr
Tract - land auIF t terms
down and So per month alec several
and ~ acre chicken ranches Hu
car tire and lake See NuukHaff.er
&c HHImHn DliB office. uu uIH Rem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

HERALD. Tailor. 1929 End. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

IHfNAiE maueY on feaI sstats ~
thaurln luW rates. easy payments.
brownie Aa Oriental HIuek Main
fN4 1Lfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

PROV. IS MAaIaAtE
TffE rHthtE err ANTS
AND EAfsMiHrN uHW located lu the
University and Union Streets The
world greatest nalmlst and clair
v0FaHE may be consulted daiIY on
ON affaifa ~ life. HfH rruultaa tho
separated. settles lovers quarreih
causes speedy marriages. locates hid
den treasure. advises you as to
whether or not you VIII ho HHeFeHne
INTO your hand and tells you what
nllH you. and 0ftHuiimfH uF good adj
vice gives NUu back your isHt nerve
and rnHfRV. 80 matter what trouble
you may have. call and Do will help
YOU EaflorH lu Hotel Neudomg.
Firat avenue between Union and
University Htrcefaf.
For the next rcveu DAYS I will make
lifr readings Tor one. fourth ~ my
regular price. ~ cents aud u 10 one
and all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

acrSsgs in sSshsess Tor seattle prop
~ R6oN SuNtoN BLOCK.
fli tfrst Avenue.
Acreage sor safe
MEApowpAtE 'ugAcu tsu.aers
tracts are EuiuE rapidly. uaNe Ynu
seen them YETI n nat Don't nh-
LAY another daY t3a out aud make
your selection before IL iH too late.
Tho los stiun quality ~ soil and
extremely low prize t. shat makes
them -. Just think "a d. 30 agres
leVel laHd eood SOIL Tor only 80
VERY easy terms lust a little cash
down aHd small pas mont each
month viii secure one The Meadow
dale beach tracts are nicrlN leeated
un the sound and eioae o. The pro-
posed seattle Everett tntcrurban
rad Better ~ eut and see them
Take The Great Northern train any
msorgins e huA tisket 90
We meet the train az Moshcr Fur.
thgr Information ~
WGsf a WHEELER
and = union niocks
ROBERT Mk1.rBY
81 and ee New 1ofk uloek
- - -
lne tesatifai road erect 10 ths sliy
eaaY drive Eoad netEhbarH ard
sehooI e.ear uue sass terms. free
- cftAs n AnANa
0aih tat ave = starr uuyd hldg
ACREAGE FoR SALE
from ntssrsidr. this i nice. Iesst
land NeHK easy e. clear BEL within
easy dfIKiHa distance uf Seattle We
have aauas nnr agfs tracts. rEht At
q n sIea6is = i7ousssrr nlas
Sc rou uEAUTfFUL ACRE
mail delivery ADD fss uslrhborhas.i
rhcae Tracts are peHfeetif isvsi ana
aecp rlsh soii Ffes abstract per
eftAH q NDAMs
SIS 1T ave q starr BOYD tiS.
tns-goR Five DAYS So
NJ lake aH sound 81 cross. "a atra iEhf
drive fa ssatfie On HH elegant rad
unlg So faF trn acres ~ rNralInuf
soil ln aaa % the h.at auhuHlzau
diHtrtets aruuud ths city aesd
CHARLES y ApAMa
as'- L. kFs 9 starr Boyd uits
FINE BARGAIN.
So Tor flss scrrs % ftng hand one ard
unr- hair miss frum ear aua " min
utes rtaH q fhc clt1 thaa i uirs tsssf
tart Hn fine UHurtH ruHh ia within
sasY DRIVING DISTANCE q seattle. .
cash EaIafEr rHHf
D it Sieiiols & riaaesr nlas
no ACRES q land usaf Navy Yard
CAL 81 address - v Peru tirat 81
Fos sai.-rssrns ara Ls.s
HON. ~ HAbs unasf pfopoa-d So.
rrumrnt lnIrAiiaa - MAahInEtaa.
rush - Is south Dakota. Maaiaaa.
Idaho sma Nrsasa SIT come 49,
and ct ~ acres - h#nt lard IN
stale. soti . feet. Fead ueii Eater
SECTION Sod lccatiaaa nau Charles
hankerf. io-ater. fa1tafficn hlaE
fasco. wash.
ron SALE acres - and hauss.
barns. gtEH uatrr. - ffHit trees un
rtara. aHHHWtrrfN Batch ard Ell
kinds e ether small fraltH. Gee mi.s
f,hariaafaa school ha5ass 81 ursnk
hahu. Charleston
Ser Sal. Stat.
Fon SALE CHEAP raam fat. cen.
pi~telg fafnlshsd faH haussksspiuE
rsnt 9 ics lth eve. Vat -
Fer observation-disclosures
WE have a large number
- second hard cook
stoves and raakns whirh
- are HelllaH az re-
uaArkHhlV iuw ufieea
q T.. fHaHmfH Furutfare fnfnnanH.
ii1L liza In Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

PROP SHELDON THE PIANIST.
Dr. nos in Seattle aHd can b. consulted
on au affairs pertaining fa human
welfare love. cQHFfHhIu. marriage.
divorce. business. HIeHuraH. aHHeHEHa
tinu taWHuitH and tEHHHnrfIaHH ~ 8 It
kinds Itg locates mines. lost treas
urrH absent friends tells If your
Hifa husband Or aNfefhraff r. tue
90 false. TELLS who ard when - mar
~ BE settles lovers gH1rrrIH- fam
llE troubles. etc lie - different tom
ali ufhefH lu America claiming his
periaf r. nI others hp refuses 90
accept r. single penny fur hIH HerV
irrH. HaimlHtrH taught. med lmIHfIH
paraauH developed office hours Ia
on r. m and all daF sunday Zee
ulai hotel ili8 TirHf avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

CHEAP NsariF nHN house 4frr
frHHf - land au# EE terms
daWH ard So PEI month alec several
q and ~ acre chicken ranches au
car ttus and lake SEQ Hunkkasf.er
&c IfHImHn CIfF office. nu old HHu.
Ton ear Hur. Scent fare
s-HooMEu house gaH after + m
10 seneca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

WHY

You have 90 50 three times as far Oh
60 buy AZ cheap a.
aOUTuEAaf SEATTLE
lotn rteht on the eat line tight OI
the lake. with fAUO school houHl
rtaht uu the addition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

] n IIHUiI n @
~ ILL A....L.

- First Avenue
s - A o. roam house. Swear lvhat
rent Utu
g. 90 A a. room house. aaYsar lease
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The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-14
REHEARSALS ARE ON
FOR VETERANS BENEFIT

Nearly all of the participants in the
performance to be given on Feb. IL, for
the benefit of the Confederate Veterans
Association, We're present at the re-
hearsal, held last night in Veterans
Hall. Since the announcement of the
performance was made, quite a num-
Der have offered their services, and
the participants number the best of To-
cal talent.
Mr.. Maurice Wachstein has been en-
gagged as pianist, having offered his
services gratis in order to assist the
young men as much as possible. Mr.
William S. Blum is also assisting in
the musical direction. Among those
who will take part, many of whom were
at the practice, are Messrs. John Banks,
John G.. Butler, Jr., John b Mccall
lum, I. B. Fowler, Horace j. Brooks,
T. j. Morrissey, Deitz Clarke, Clarence
Conne1'at, Neyle Colquitt, Charlie Sick
Ell, Percy Huger, Harris Cope,
Charles Seamans, Thomas, Donnelly,
Rodgers, Preston Everett, Reginald
Futch, Will Blum and others.
In addition to a chorus of twenty
of the best male voices, twelve of the
older members of the choir of st q.
Johns Church will assist in the
CIOIuSeS' Inc costumes VIII De very
elaborate, and only the latest up-to-
date song successes, jokes and special
ties will be introduced.
Another practice will be held to-
morrow evening at the hall, at $3.50
O'Clock. 1t was decided last night to
hold the practices hereafter on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings,
and all members of the show have
been asked to make no other en-
gagements for these nights.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-14
WILL OF MRS. AMELIA
HAYM WAS PR0BATED,

The will of Mrs. Amelia Haym,
widow of Harry Haym, was probated
in the Ordinary's Court yesterday. Aft
er directing that all debts be paid as
soon after her death as possible, she
bequeathed the sum of $500 to her son,
Tobias H. Haym, and all of her silver
ware, plated ware, crockery, china,
household and kitchen furniture to her
four sons, Israel r. Haym, Tobias II.
Haym, Maurice H. Haym and Louis II.
HayIn, and all of her jewelry to her
granddaughter, Reta May Kaiser.
All the rest and residue of her prop
erty, both real and personal and in
Guiding real estate in the state of Flor
ida, was bequeathed to four children,
Hennie A. Kaiser, wife of Arnold Kais-
err; Israel r. Haym, Maurice H. Haym
and Louis H. Haym, share and share
alike, the child or children of a de-
ceased child to stand in the place of
the parent Maurice H. Haym was
nominated executor, to be relieved of
giving bond.