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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
GatboIij6cr observation-disclosures.
@Om Singing AT Naim .-Sut. Z,
LILO.
Sic Frau mnR htnaNs!

Gic ldGOliditen Spmptome Der
folidcn 6rulle1bemc9un9 Der 9tell'
3eit iii Der Grieb OoS ipeiblide Se'
1d,led,t imn1er mebr in Oie Seffent'
lidfcit, ouBerbolb Der 6umiIie nno
Dem Su&ie sll treiben unO lie i'm Grs
p~erbsleben sur Gonfurrentln
De5 WonneS 81 MAIDEN. Sn oteler
Siniid,t lit SolgenoeS baS NeueIte:
.GoItmeiItcr Mcaop in 9es
@toines, Soma, empfieblt benz BoIts
Qepartement 6rolten fiir ben grtel-
tr10eroienIt Su3uloiien. Gr glolbt,
buB oieiel6en ben 0tenit i6neaer be-
iorgen pie WtGnuer: vSm Wtonep
Sroer., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uto III
ortberen requirements leiiten lie
ebenio quite, ia nod Before Gienlte,
als Die MGnner, uno man ioQte oll6
I'M IblteferungSoienit einen 8erlltd)
MADDEN, Iagt Wfr. MCaap. ~gStr
nuloern inns mr., meint Der
,Serolo oes @laltbens" bon ct.
0ouiS, Mfo., rOoB er nidt idleunl8't
feline SteG,tna 81 @luniten elmer 6rau
rieoerlegt!""
Nn ser 1oit.8ermoltung IN @oIb.
in9ton ioa man geantportet bobeiL
Die mei6Iife Gleibumg, Der Sod Der
Sgaleu, lei Der crpe0ttioen, b. i. Der
Idneacn 9(blieferlmg pom SoItfohen
i'm @ege. @enn oober 6rauet
g rieftrGger iperoen poaen,
milBten lie Wtdnnerbolen on6teDen.
Sicic Wiitt6eilung mag elm Spott
iein. o6er 6ieiel6e birgt Elm Iebr
quteS Argument. Wertn
n1mlih ole Srauen i'm Grtuerbsleben
GonfurreHteu Der W amer
tperOcll, Damn miiiien oieiclben Iid)
nud) Ouraltf 9eiaBt MAIDEN, alien bar
ten NnforOerungen 5I geniigen,
mGld)e 0te Goltltrrell6 an ole Wfull.
ncr itelt. @Gr NGnnernrbeit, 6rs
nal Die ral,beren @eiGGftigungen
mGblt, Der muB aud ii6 IN Der Notur
ieinca IuitretenS, ieiner aleioer ulrO
fel6it iciner &eron ii6 ben glrts
foroerungen onpoiien, mel6e ieine
@cih1itiglmg on i'm lteQt. Snoem
Sober Die 6rouen iif IN iOlde Gr'
mcrbabetriebe einordngen, Welfe
ibrcr Not1r nod mebr Dem abgebGr.
tctcn 0ionne poiIen, miiiien ii6 Die.
iel6eu Oerortig u%mgeitoltcn, OaB lie
chen oo8 3errbilO ibrer iel6It, cine
Gutitealmg ibrer notiirlihen Nrt,
einen Spott orri nae5 @eiblide Der-
ben, nGmli6 W onnmeiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

rbitmmeln". Gs lit bieie 8eipobns
belt nidt nur bon Ser groBten 8efab.
rem fiir Die Seele, ionoern es madt
einen ju1lgen ,Mam ald) 5u einem
eften ltnb red)ten 2unlpet urb
@ogobunoen. gll1f oieie @eiie Der.
iGluenOen ndmli6 ole Siinglinge aa'
ibr @elo ltnb Tie Iernen email
| paren fiir Die Gage, ponrl lie Die
Soiten bcS G~beltoloes %ii6ernebmeu
iollen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

9dnge2 @elt' ein Croft (2) unb
cine Sreube (9) 3. 9. wirb es oann
tiir Did iGin, ipenn Define nGra.
oilirte" a~llitatt cine oroentlihe Wabl.
aeit 5u bereiten, Dir "mensa" Dor
befliniert = elm meuig 4ii6enlatein,
tpie es uiif boberen Yofterifulen &c.
lebrt miro, 10 pie Mat6ematif,
Natllral Bbiloiop6ie, Bookkeeping,
Sppefpriting unb pie Die boben Nil.
lenlfoften GU ale beiBen, mllb man
unbeoingt menigitens gefeben
babeir, min mon 81 ben r8roouirs
ten" relp. Erominenten Der menih-
liden 8eieqidait SGblen - ODER
ipenn tie Dir, ~onitott 3immer, gett.
5eltg iino 8leioer ST. poifen llno 5u
Illdert, etpos alf Dem &lopier Dor.
fplelt iino Cir baS Home, Sweet
Home" porlingt, ober nenn Sr in
6olge Oes erbGrmlid)en Sous6ultes
Dem ganferott entgegengebit, mo lie
0ir Damn ais o@roOllirte" matt G.
NATL h benefit, baB elm Srcied
fem &iered lei! 0orum miigepaBt,
julger Wonn! 3os @prt ,@eib"
iGngt nif)t umlonit nit bent 9ltd)<
itoben ~" an limo ibr Gltern,
Die ibr piel 81 piel iiberfliiili0es 0elb
habit mo iniolge oeiieu etpuS bonn
Sohmltb geplogt, nit oHer 8epnlt
al Gltren So6tern ettuas oEromi.
nenteS" boben motif, tbllt, mas Sbr
nidt laiien fonnt mo i6idt Cure
Sodter redt 5oblreih nuf b0bere
Sodterldlulen - bas llebrige mad)t
lth bon ielbit -aber flnget
lpGter mel -
DDS Grite ullo HotbmenoiaIte, INN
III Den &inoern 2uit uno 2iebe gum
bullsllhen Seben az erlueden, lit, oaB
Die Gltern lelbi it ouS bdus-
li6e Seben a~ngenebm ges
It alien. Sie 8inber m il /.
en- ielbit gerne babeim
etn. Gltern iollen ibren &inoern
llie Selegenbeit geben, ooB bieie m / t
8rnn0 babeim un3ufries
ben limo; @obnnng, &leibung, Nab.
rllng mnlB 10 gut uno annebmli6
lein, mie Die ainoer es ibren Ser
bdltnilIen entlpred)eno nur miiniden
tOnnen, uno Die ean5e 2uft, sic i'm
Sauie berri6t, Der 6eiit, pelfer bier
maltet, ioa 3ufrieoenbeit, 2iebe luno
Sreuoigfeit otbmen, Damn mirb's Den
&inhern iiferlih oabeim gefallen,
uno in ibr Ser5 miro bic @nbGngIit)-
felt an ben beimiifen Serb einees
pflan5t lueroen, OaS 2eben in ser
Itilen, trarten SGusli6feit miro
ibnen geoiirfniB iein. @ber nod
etlpas mehr pirb erreift: Sas s(uge
namentlih bes WGofens, miro balo
gei6Grft peroen fir GILES gin5elne,
mas Die Gltern tbur, INN Dos ga.
milienleben angenebm al MAIDEN;
oas WGod)en lernt bur6 Seben
nnb miro burd bas 9eiipieI ser
Mutter uno our6 ben angeborenen
Nahabmutgstrieb ongeipornt wer,
Den, Der Wlttter ~einInpeilen oarin Slt
belfen, nm es ipater geraoe 10 su
MADDEN, mie lie. Namentli6 oie
q ~ aftiefeit t, nit
melfer cine quite Wutter iif oieien
Sbeil ibrer Bflihten anaelegen iein
labt, finbet @nflang beim &inoer.
bergen uno Gingana in oasielbe. I'M
benlerft miro lie nidt bleiben ulo
8ottes Segen 5iebt lie alldl in bobem
WtaBe auf Die Samilie bernb.
rutinam".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
9anm sebt's i6neaer.

9ei einem Woor6olern bat elm
Wourer cine Stllbe 81 itreiden. gr
erleOi9t lid iciner 9lllfgobe. inoenl
er feline Binielitrihe noh Dem &iebe
~@uter Wtonb, on Aeblt 10 title" re-
gulirt. "a tbut ii6 Die Sbiir ollt
Der Bauer eriheint, iiebt Iid ole Sc
ldidIte miitbeno cine 3eitla1g an,
reiBt Damn Dem SGnger Den Yiliel
aus Der @on0 ulo rllit, i'm Softe
Gli. unb nieoeritrei6eno; so beet
Dot MIDI, Dat beet; so leben mir, 10
leben mir"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Nic &crirrnnncn,

Sic &crirrnngen, lueld)e Die
Eroucupelt IN lleuelter 3eit pieliod)
10 ticf binobge5ogen haben, riibren
Douptiddjlid Dobcr, ooB 10 moIlde
@eitcr Ibren uatiirli6erl, gothic.
itinmutcn NSirtlmg&treia perfenmen
mo nid)t genllg bod)3uidGBen Dilieu
lno Ooourd Die GriitGi6 e II
@rumOidBe BEL Scitc ~geporien ba6en.
Truuen, meld)C 0obcr 5lrn 8eiipiel
iid) IN iolde 9cidQitigumgen 0e8
mooernCn Grmerb2lcbCnS %cm0rdugen
Die ibrcr gtntur nod mir ben
Mdmern poiienO linO, c%rnieoriaen
ftd) nidt MIR, ionoern eridDercu iid)
audi OoS &eben IN 6eOouernSmertbCr
@eiic. IS lit id)on trourig geull9,
mcm 6roltcn Ourd Die llmitGnOc q e.
6mungen limo iid nli Ten @rmer6
Dc3 &eben8lmterbalteS 81 perlcgen.
9oppclt unlinni9 lit c5 uber, ipeul
MGmcr lid ~6erpogcn fiibIcn, m t.
5u 6 ieben nm Die Irarl nod tie
fer in sic Bortc Gonfurren5 bes Gr'
WerbSle6enS binein5uidie6en, mie es
jener SER" @Oitueiiter bon Ges
MoineS, Soma, t6ut, melder befiir.
mortct baben iOa, ooB man nud 0en
9 e + 4 ieu It Den
Srolren er0fnlen ioQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

@r5t: ~Wafen sic iid feline
Gorge, bas lit weiter ni6ts, wie af,l.
ter S%dynupfen."
Serr @emmden: 81 futer Sfnu.
pfen! Nee bGreniee, Dos lit a beejer
S1nupien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

Gem ScfrctGr bes ,. 81. &. Ser
cinsbunSes pun Sainuis, Serrn sc.
i. 0irten, Iino mir fir Die lle6erIeus
Dung 0eS 9eridteS iiber Die ~. 8e-
neral 9 &eriommllng 0es Sunbes III
Springfielo 81 9anf perpflidtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
GerfiprI@e.

@ie ole Gueac, 10 ser Bad;
@ie Ole Cltern 10 Die ain6er.
Ger Grbe f0itliGit2r @Guinn
SIT froDeS &erj mo reiner Sim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30

Sine Der idlimmiten @elpubu.
Ieitcn, mel6e elm Singing ii6 bellt-
outage ongeu0bnen tonn lit oie.
ieni0c, beS NaftS 6erum3ulirgern
Ooer IN Den 8irtBSGGuiern su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Sin 0ift fir ole Io,iale Trase.

Sic picl Sa piclcu m%cltlid)cn ScitlidJ'
feitcn nno %crgniianngcn anhers
galb Der camille, Der Gmin
ocs edit fatbOliId)en bans=
iidcn Snmilicnlebcns
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-19


On our seventh page this week will
| be- found full particulars regarding the
opening IL the Roaebud reese walton,
Aug q.
The latest thIng in calling CARDS T.
with linen fiaish sinallar 70 the llnen
Enish stationery that has been % pop
ular recently The COURIER has .
full line F'or either priItvd or anl
engraved card II u beauty.
a fair sizsd crowd, considering The
damp evening. listened 10 Dir, and Mrs.
r. w Longn, the eYangeIists, it the
Baptist church Sunday evening. They
rendered some very pleasing music,
and The lecture delivered BY Mf. Tough
On the liquor traffic vas very much APP
preciated
| Dom'f paf any maore momey im the EIk
| p0amt hauks pmtii goa bny ycar wimter's
coat. gIaQfe * CO. arc settling hmrd coal at
$3.50. M0w suppose you bay toms nf SIS,
| III fosr an0ntfs yom save 81 90 per ten or
/ &4.OO Oh $500 investsd. Nom make 4
per a. nj Ia momshs or 80 per cemk per
gear. ne bank only pays ycn per cenf'
| Dr. Daniel w Hasson 81 Buena Park,
lCaIIfornia. arrived here Monday Tor q
week's visit Win relatives and irIends.
|; The doctor Was M early-dny register
lof deeds here And afterwards practiced
Ibis profession in Ponca after taking
L his degree in Sioux City. He is well
known by III The old timers and Is be-
ling made very welcome here.
Senator and airs, Gamble and son
Ralph we're al the depot between trains
Monday morning. They we're on theil
IN synoms 10 \ ankton from Washington
Ralph Is Just recovering from 4 run q
ayphold fever, which will make Il nee
essary for him 10 lake another year II
the academy Ill PORT Deposit, Md. be-
I fore being ready TO enter college.
Clyde anpp and Ward Flckey lef
Sunday night with the University bas'
ball club for u weeks tour through NE
braska, where they expect 70 &,
against some of that states best anna
teur mines. Ia their tour last weel
J lof South Dakota they won every game
played, 70 We need not bs ashamed Y
have them III abroad u The represen'a
lives III the State University. I'll
i Point il proud 10 b. represented b
. two leadlag members on the nine.
!. Miss Louella Con returned 70 Cal
4 cage Monday and Will al for coupl
; of months the position Of young lad
on the Evening Post who II taking
!. lsummer "Trip 20 Europa, She willthe
j. lreturn home for 4 short visit. expec
. lag 10 return III Chlvag0 for = permt
8 nent position. There will be no tro'
|, Bile about this. for Miss C0nly's new
ii paper experience, though brief, has r
Is celved high recognition. she gave y
ii very desirable position 70 come non
q and care tor her Father, which she VI
i never regret Neat month ~ expo
i 10 give our readers some more spes
mems of her work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-19


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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-19


Mas Nina Nash Of The Aberdeen
Normal, sister Of State superintendent
a. WI Mash, attended the meeting III
The Northern Educational Association
here Friday and Saturday 81 last week
and visited at the home Of Mr.. and +
Mrs. G. g Bickford Redfeld Journal
Observer
George Mccullough, for several |
years conductor 90 the regular passen
ger between SAnborn and Chamber
lain, brought dowr the excursion train
from sanborn last Sunday incoming via
the Rock Valley cnt-off. His train
was combined here With the Sioux City
train and he laid on here during the
day. He il az old school mate Of Mrs.
Al. @. Ringsrud and AZ old neighbor Of
Mrs. g. II Bruce,. both of whom re-
ceiyed very pleasan. calls from him
during The day.
Charlie Weston left for Chicago Sat
urday. arriving the next morning He
was examined BY the surgeons ID the
afternoon, who advised an Immediate
| operation. IS he had well-defned case
OF appendicitis. WAS Ia good condition
for the operation and the surgeon, DR..
la =. Ochsner was going away Tues.
day. Accordingly he WAS operated up
on Monday morning al o'clock. The
appendix was found to be in very bad
condition and the operation came none
too soon. A letter Was received from
his uncle Uri yesterday, saying that
| Tuesday afternoon he was getting
along nicely, with every promise Of q
complete and permanent recovery.
Anthony Geislers d young man Of
about 20, clerk In Iverson's hardware
ssOre III Hudson, was found near Full
Ierville early Monday morning, lying
lclose To the railroad track, his skull
fractured, one leg broken and sustain
Ing other injuries. He had fallen of
Of the Platte excursion train about mid
i night and was not discovered until
hours afterwards. A special train was
Il made up al Vermllion that took him
hack TO Yankt0n where he Was at once
placed IN the hospital. He did not re-
gain consciousness and died Monday
evening At I o'clock. a. e. Jamison,
formerly resident here, now living at
Hudson and state lecturer for the w.
O. W., Of which order Mr.. Geisler was
, q member, passed through here Tues.
day afternoon with the body. Mr.,
Geisler held 81 900 insurance in the
order and 800 benefit In burial as
s0ciasion.
The Rev. J. M. Hnpp Of Elk Poin
Il read i paper on 1.-THE Evils OF Infanl
: Baptism and the Reason for Restrict
p led Communion The Rev. Mr.. Hupl
g seems to belong TO an old school OF the
i ology, and feels deeply that the Bap
y tist church ID greatly Ia danger Of los
/ ing its fundamental principles On 30
count OF too much liberalism. Hi
! paper provoked spirited discussion
and showed that his brethern were no
4 wholly ID accord with his views. Rev
Dr. Thoms Of Vermilli0n made
strong plea for true liberalism 40,
very much deprecated the bringing ii
of question which ditferentiates th
Baptists from other Christians Ell
could moi accept any dogma or doc
/
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28
CASE
is HEARD
Attorney Fred Rice Rowell
Died at His Home Last
Evening OF Hear Disease

After suffering from heart disease
FOR the puat year Fred Rice lt0Wsllt
a prominent member OF the King
county bar for 10 years. aud well
known IN church circles, passed
away at 30 O clock yesterday after
noon at tho family residence. Bill
East PIKE street. Mr. Howeli was.
during bis long residence Ia Seattle.
prominslt IN public life and waa q
leading Democrat.
lie leaves a widow. his father
Luther Roweli. two brothers and a
sister. all residing Ia this city.
The body will lie In the private
mortunry chapel Of tho nonney-
Watson company for several months
until "a mausoloum N erected al
Lake View cemetery. The funeral
services have not yet been an
uouneed. but will probably be held
on SUNDAY
All departments Of the superior
court adjourned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28
DOcT0R MAKES 4
CLEVER GETAWAY

RITZvILLE. April 2s.-Dr. ID. J.
Murray. veterinary surgeon. who
has Travelled through this part Of
IN. state for 4 number Of years. was
apprehended here yesterday on the
charge OF having given liquor 10 the
5-year-old daughter Of the Athena,
Ore. postmaster. He was followed
during tho past few days by a
brother-ln-law OF the young girl.
who caught up with him here. when
he had him arrested.
He was turned over by Sheriff
shorno 10 the girls brothsr-ln-iaw.
and while IN his charge made his
escape yesterday afternoon. when
he made his break he was In the
office OF Gent. Lowell q Linn. attor-
neys. where he had gone under the
pretext OF engaging counsel. His
captor stood guard at the foot OF the
stairs Murray left the building by
the rear stairs. and 10 was a half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28
SOLDIERS
INSPECTED
Lient. Col. Frank Taylor Looks
Over Local Companies OF
Militia

Lieut.. Col. Frank Taylor. OF the
Nineteenth infantry. who u ON de
tailed tour OF inspection Of the Ma
tionai Guard OF the Northwest. I'M
speeted companies II ana u. of the
National Guard OF Washington. at
their new armory. on Terry avenue
and Stewart street. last evening.
Tho companies quarters and
equipment were Inspected. as well as
heavy marching order OF the COM
panlea themselves. In their late
move from the old armory. which
Vas torn down a few days ago. all
the equipment ana uniforms were
stored away until recently and the
companies did not have time 20 clean
everything properly. For that rca-
son the uniforms were wrinkIed 10
soFue extent.
The painting OF the new armory
will be finished In time for the open
Ing Of the Republican county con-
vention next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28
CIRCUIT
COMPLETED
JOHN &. BLAZER, BUILDER or
THE INDEPENDENT coLUM.
BlA THEATER IN PORTLAND,
VISITED SEATTLE

The Pacific Coast chain OF indie
pendent theatera haa been estah-
lished and managers who are OPP
posed 60 tho TRUST are tuhilant The
construction Of thee columbia theater
IN Portland fills the space that has
caused trouble IN the minds OF the
leaders OF the independent move
mcnt. Work on this playhouse be
gan about three weeks ago ana II
being pushed as fast as possible. II
IL expected 60 be completed by July
II and Manager weleh expects 60
open shortly after that date with
"nu Barry" by Mrs Leslie Carter.
IL IL claimed that the Columbia
will be one OF the most finely fitted
and modern theaters on tho coast
and different from anything In the
United States In painta OF safety.
Every side OF the building will face
wide street and exits win extend
directly 20 the sidewalks. The build
ing will be 80 by leo feet.
John r.. nlaKier. the builder, and
Manager Welch. of Portland. were
in Seattle yesterday in conference
with Manager Howe. OF the Seattle
theater. when seen at the Butler
last might. Mr.. Hiazier said:
Il believe l am safe In saying that
the Columbia II one Of the most
modern theaters ON the Pacific
coast and will fil long felt want
In Portland, In the construction !
have paid strict attention 20 safety
and convenience and believe 7 can
offer 70 the theater-e going public a
house where they VIII be alnios, free
from danger. Its seating capacity
when completed will be about $500
people.
AS long as am Identified with
II the house will be Independent. anA
am certain II Will be a success
from the start. Manager welch has
booked some excellent plays and the
house will be kept 60 the highest
standard. IL VIII be a member OF
the Pacific Coast Theatrical Mana
gers association from the very
start"
Manager Howe WAS the happieni
man I'm Seattle after his conference
with Mr.. Hlazisr and Manager
wslch. An independent theater In
Portland was all he wanted with
which to fight the trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-28
GOT A YEAR
Old Man Sent Obscene Letters
Through the Mail
Especial TO The s,Arl

SPOKANE. April So. y. seb-
ring. proprietor OF the Peerless etn-
pioymeut agency. was to-day SEN
fenced 20 serve one year In prison
and pay the costs OF prosecution for
having sent obscene letters through
the United states mails.
The government inspectors got
possession OF a letter which sehFinE
had sent 20 Zelpha Lyons. q Nelson.
Il. e. offering 20 procure girls for
her. Tho Lyons wouan va pure
netlon and was supposed TO have
been the proprfstrraa of a house Of
III fame. Tier name vas given 90
sehfins BY the spoksue Press. which
laid a trap 20 catch him. and he
sent ths letter.
The maximum penalty for Sch
rings offsnne IL i've years impFis-
onueut and a fine OF ti.oQo. but ow-
ing 10 the fact that sshrlnE II an
old man with a large family and has
always been well thought %. the
court made the sentence light
]. NJ. Noble. another employment
agent. has also been arrested on a
similar charge.
Noble IL accused % writing a letter
TO fictitious peraonaEs named
Edith Edwards. at waIlaes. Idaho,
surprising she was the keeper Of q
diaordsrly house.. offering 70 pfpcurs
girls for her. lie was released or
100 bail. II bound over he cannot
ba tried this term Of court. bscauss
the federal grand jury II not In Sea
sion aud cannot act GA bis case.
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TOOK GRECO NOME

fgVTUETT. April 2s.=M. H. Gregg.
who was taken into custody for
Hafc6eepinK ~ the police sunday
night. loft the county jail y9nterday
evidently perfectly recovered. His
wife and her father came 10 Everett
from their home ia Vancouver and
took him home.
Gregg II said 20 be n prosperous
lumber manufacturer. lie was stay
ing az tho Hotel Mitchell when his
mental condition became such as 10
warrant his being taken care Of BY
the officers. Mrs. Gregg stated that
she knew OF nothing that would
make him lose his mental powers.
None OF the family had known
anything OF his drinking during the
last twelve years. II In stated that
prior 10 that time he had been In
the habit Of drinking freely. Gregg
was spending n short vacation In
Everett when lac Was taken charge
OF by the police.
49,
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ARRESTED
PLUMBERS


EVERETT. April q Pour war
rants we're sworn out Tuesday BY
the sewer Inspector against journey
men plumbers who have neglected
% apply for licenses. Two Of them.
Il. T. Connolly and W. II. Layton.
were arrested this morning and re-
leased on bail. The cases we're set
today. IL r. expected that they will
be fought on the part Of the Jour
neymeu.
a master plumber. In speaking Of
the situation. said today:
There 10 no fiRht between the
masters and the fourueynsu, as
some people seem 10 believe The
former want 20 see the entire plumb
ing ordinance which provides for an
examination for masters and Jour
neyn1en alike, enforced. This ordi-
nance, II enforced. will guard
against incompetent plumbers and
will keep out outside concerns unless
they have an office here and are
qualified under the city ordinances
TO work In Everett The licenses are
simply 20 pay the expenses OF the
examining board"
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Anna Eva Fay. the noted mind
reader and ciairvoyant. 10 booked
for a week at the Seattle. beginning
Monday night. She n NJ present
drawing large houses at the Empire
theater. IN Portland. and Manager
Howe anticipates crowded houses
here through the whole week. The
spirituAlist r. well known In Seattle
and never fails to attract.
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ALcAZAR

Tonight Ed Redmond and his com
pnny will be seen in a new play.
My Lady Men" at the Aleazar. II
Is a four act border drama All Of
It's scenes are iaid In the mountains
OF aCiifornia. and II has never be-
fore been given IN Seattle. New
spsrialties win be seen btween acts
and souvenir pictures Of Little Gar
ma will be given TO the children a,
the Saturday matinee.
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TAs Stage
MRS 1sKE

The thcater going public Of Seat
tie are TO be congratulated on the
fact that they are once again 10 see
Americas most famous actress. Mrs
Ffske. after an absence OF several
years. She will open her engage
rnent az the Third Avenue thsater
tonight. In her greatest and latest
success. Mary of Nagiala." This
play viii also b given tomorrow
evening and at the matinee Saiur-
day. IL n also interesting TO note
that In connection With Mrs. Fiskc'H
visit here she viii Be seen on Sat
urday evening in Tbssn's wonderful
" dramatic play. .Hsada Gablsr, =
The performances Hitl commences al
SIS this sveinE.