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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
JUST WAKTtD AN EXCUSE

vas Tor the farmer - have rural
free delivery. hos they could Ert
their daily papers every dAy and
10 they wsre busy they wuuldn Z
have 20 stop work AID 50 10 town
for the mAlL / vas using ever
argument knew because I 4au h.
was akspficaI Fiaaliy be inter
runtnd ne and said
See here. NJ. unele sam. You
needn't tAlk no further ben tlv-
ing nigh cato aIxiy feara and hssn
Eittin M papers purity regular and
haint Kuln 10 make no "a ahEee
nov. and beside. "a uke % have
some excuse L give the Old suman
fer Eniu Z tuwu Saturday Ehfn
an In dummed " she'd ever icf
me 90 II We had The mail hroaxht
rirht 4 m houn~. Va. sirree. I havs
certain liberties that I'm bound 4
perfect. and ! dont sant no roorAl
deliveries In mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
APPROPRIATED
4 ROOM

SPOKANE. July Is Peacefully
sleeping in bed in The realdenos
of T. Lewis Clark. Walter shaw
was discovered yesterday morning
at Z clock b. Officers MeDerm0tt
and Logan. Who had been called 10
the scene by Miss Mali Rinquist
Miss Hluquiat and a lady friend.
who were Ia ths house. were
aroused By a peculiar noise. They
houEht Of apo0kH. but braYely
started ont GA a tour Of inspection
and found that the door % one OF
the sleeping rooms was locked. This
alarmed them the more. and they
went 10 the telephone and called
the police station 70 report their
fears.
The officers sent 10 Investigate
we're only able 10 enter the locked
room BY placing a ladder 10 a win
dow from the outside Upon mat-
ing their way into the room They
found a strange gentleman in BID
and sound asleep. Tho sleeper Was
aroused and taken % the station.
where he vas questioned and gave
the name % walter shaw.
II Is evident that the Intruder had
forced an entrance TO the house
through a rear windov. There Was
no evidence 10 show that ~ had
disturbed anything IN the house
other than the bed in whIch be vas
sleeping he will be given a triad
In the police court on a charge OF
burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
WILL NOT DROP
WHITTLESEY CASE
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY SCOTT BELIEVES * COUNTY
TREbsURuFs BoHosnEs LIABLE ron AT LEAST
$1,000

defenders d NJ WhlttleaeY. who
have been publishing broadcasi the
statement that Judge fuckers de
ciAion completely eHoaeFated NJ
Whitfleasy.
The case has not been ended b
Mr. Scott continued 4 intend to
take tie matter up with The county
commissioners At once and shall
take every step Necessary n obtain
Justice for the county. eithef before
Judge Tucker or 10 the supreme
court shall eertalnly appeal II a
non sui lie granted
q g. quite possible that Mr. Scott
wtll obtain the assistance Of special
counsel In the cane and this matter
ill he discussed wtth the eammiH
sionerH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
COMPLETING PLANS
FOR w. CT. u. CARNIVAL

The committee In charge Of Sc
attle'a Industrial Exposition. at the
request OF the labor unionlsts Of
British Columbia. SCI aside septem-
Der 10. the last day of the expoai-
ton. a. British Columbia DAY. A
subcommittee Of the Western Cen
tral labor Union is located at Vic
tnria 20 have charge OF the exposl-
tons interests IN that city aud has
reported 20 headquarters here that
a train and two boats Of excurslou-
lats are planning 70 comet rom that
city on British Columbia day
International trade contests Of
every description viii DO held on
that day In which Representatives
from the entire Northwest will par
tieipate. In the presentation OF the
exposition. committees from the
Chamber OF Commerce and Manu-
faeturers' association are assisting
the one from the Western Central
Labor Union Nearly all the man
ufacturers have slgnifted their in
tention 20 have displays At the cx.
position,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The Inquest over the body or
James Mccormick. Vho vas uiur-
dered az the Magnolia saloon. Fri-
dar morning. WAS begun By COR
omar Hoye AZ 20 o 'elpck TINS after
noon.
Steamer Roanoke. of the White
star Steamship company. IL due Ia
arrive Ia this city from Nome Au-
guaet I. The vessel waa 10 have left
that port on July ..
The Northwestern steamahip com
pany's steamer Olympia sailed for
Nome thia afternoon The vessel
carried a large cargo Of explosives
and no pansnEerA
Prizes AT the progressive whist
party OF tho Order of Washington
last Monday evening at the ". S. s.
hall. old university grounds. were
won az fnllowE Royal prize. I.y-
man Wood and Mira X r. PhHlipa:
consolation prize. Mrs. MarEarete
Parry and Mrn. Eua MeI.anh Ian
Another whbst party will b. given
by tho order within the merit two
weelJk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
NAKED IN
THE SAND
CRAZY FISHERMAN ATTEMPT
go TO BURY HIMSELF ALIVE
At INTERPLAY

John st0ddart. a fisherman. vas
found this morning BY city patsc-
tives corbet and Adams lyinE
naked On the beach at Interplay lie
4 houIesalv insane and was re-
moved to The county Jail pending q
trial
A telephone cali shortly after s
O'Clock aroused the office force at
the police station.
There's man wing en- TIRE beach
out here. Efs has no clothes uu.
We think he's crazy we're the
short sentences that pGlaated over
the wire from Interplay Detectives
Corbett and ADAMS girded up choir
loins ard hied away 10 The aesae.
St0ddart vas running up aud
down the beach throwing his arms
into the air and making vain at
temps % drJwn himself tn the wet
sand Tic had succeeded IN buFyins
bis head and shoulders just as the
officers arrived aud Naa calmly
awaiting the coming ia 81 the tide
70 finish The job
5tOidarts advent az the station
caused quite r1mmotlan. With
his hair full ~ sand. matted red
beard. Mid staring eyes and Insult
feient raiment. DO was a fearful
sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
WHY HENRY C. DAVIS IS
FRISKY At THE ACE OF 81
PLENTY OF SLEEP LITTLE VINE NO TOBACCO a CLEAR
cossclrHcet Lors WORK. ezrecrss, AND THREE
sauARt MEALS EVERY DAY COMPRISE AS PRESCRIPTION

NEW YORK July % While In
this city en- route % EsopuH. Hon
Henry g Davis told why at the age
If ~ he has the strength and ap#
parent ealfh OF man 81 90 sum
med up hiH reasons are
= never allow anything 10 worry
me
My conscience ia alaays reason
ably clear
Plenty Of hard work haa never
hurt tue.
= sleep eight hours q day
= eat three square meals ia a
hours
Z drink a little vine at times.
bat thai ia all
= do not use tobacco IN any form
= take a good. long walk every
day
8I1 feet tall. form erect. eyes
clear. cheeks rudy. the vice proaIz
dental candidate does not look a
day over 5s aud anyone guessing a.
"a hIa axe would take five years or
that estimate after "a minute c0u-
Ysrautiuu with him
A reporter aFked him to tell Of bis
life. There liant very much to
say be replied \ an a railroad
man started On a farm. and a
very poor one a. that became a
freight brakeman NhFn vas I8 /
have been In the railroad business
ever rinee. / guess that h the whole
story
but. insisted the reporter. you
are building railroad across West
Virginia. gao miles long and with
your oHn capital you have 10000
acres of coal lands Ia your STATE
and you Wefa not born With a silver
spoon. were you
No. said the West Virrlnlau
No. nay folks we're very poor
have been fortunate NJ father va
a farmer and be- died early. leaving
five children % be cared for b. ny
poor mother She kept as toEnther
b. teaching school got ga. 10
work AZ early a. ! could. and felt
mighty big ! can tell you. when /
got my first job a. brakeman"
WIZ are you = democrat "a
the ue1t question
! "a elected 70 the legislature
In lass and we separated into the
radical and conservative parties /
vas a conservative and naturally
driffef into democracy am not
an extremist. supported Mr. Bry
an twice and I guess ! Was the only
railroad president In the country r.
30 this did not believe In every
thing NJ Bryan lid bat there waa
a good deal that DID believe In 90
How Do yBn Keep 20 yoInKT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

There Il no question but that
Charles = Whittle@aY vas short In
hts accounts a. treasurer Of King
county ~hsn be lcft offles. neither
- there any question nov. II IL
simply question II liability De
spite the decision 81 Bpecial Judge
Tucker % The affssf thai the first
term suretiea cannot ~ held for
the shortage. I fssl certain that
they are legally Responsible Tor a.
least $1,000 Of the amount the
uounty susd Tor and I have no in
tentlon % druqpinE the can~
it vas IN these words that Pruae-
cutting Attorney Scott this morning
paid hla respects "a the nswupapsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

90 b. named
Far the position n county auditor
There IN but one candidate tafl n
ieHurr huIds the ueII alone ana
there is not ukelY to be any con
test Two candidate VIII be- named
FOR county treasurer &C. W uillcH-
pie and William llaaHau 81 Haihel
have both been put forward The
friends 1T MI aHIIHrie believe th1t
he stands the best chance 81 swing
Ing the honor Tbe ashf viii be ina
terrsunK for Nr Hannah has sew
Grad wha beHsyrH that he Is the
best man FOR the position
h a. bullock iH tie only eanii
date fag assessor nF T. q Fl#at D.
tlous Boa hls ambition tu be coroner.
In the FIRST District there are tour
weH mentioned for the honorH as
commissioner ~ y NHHtogka -
a. James and Trueuec onrlen are
those mentioned tH the Second dis b
triet r. A. EYensau and Charles
Nelson are Co make the rbre.
" r. Ssuuy ia mentioned as the
home candidate Tor county surveyor.
The legislative Geld presents Re
wonderful arHY of candidates. In
the various districts the following
are mentioned
Fuftiath tIaffiHt - o. Van olin
"a. John faaEHdHs Manchester
walters ard William grrenisaf
Harty Hrst HaffIHH " g. Hut
tsf. nan part. cot GLENN and = "a
NeIEhhuf
Eaftv SECOND 1IstfIet-u p. Peck
Is. y. uearJsIeF = e. Rathbun.
Julius fasraHssn ~ Ballard aud ~
" Kelly 30 ualhrH
Ferty- third HzsfrIHI-. H } Mssor-
IrY 4. y EusruhaHn. Thomas Ma
vim. Ieanasr Miller saI william Nc
kffIe
Taaffy- fourth tIsftIet Nick Han
"a. " GrrraFt T. L. Kunkle and
john IaHaN-e
EArty ath district X KEYS. =.
J MeQuaHfr aad Daniel Murphy.
Farty SIXTH District y G. Whit
loek. NesI Boyle sna r. II fesmor
uulIeY c. WHatsa g. likely 70 bs
chosen permanent chairman Of The
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
CALCHAS
SEIz. ED
MARINE ExeHAHoE Has REPORT THAT TIE BRrisH
srGAMGR TACOMA Has FALLEN INTO rsG HANDS
or rHG RUSSIAN FLEET orr coAs JAPAN

The british steamer calehaa. Of
the Blue Funnel line. which left
Tacoma July for Japan has been
seized by the Rusaian Niadivoatok
squadron. according To adyIcea re-.
rolVed BY the san Francisco Marine
Exchange and teleErnphed 10 the
seattle Marine Exchange today
Tho telegram "a the local marine
exchange states thai the vessel waa
taken b. the Russians to-day. but
does not name the place. nor give
any other details ~ the seizure.
The Caiohaa vas due Ia fuko-
hama today. and a. Is presumed that
she waa taken when near that port
AS the Yladlyoatpt squadron has
has been plying back and forth be-
fore the entrance ~ Toxic bay Tor
several DAYS past
The Cairhna had aboard a conaid
cradle quantity ~ flour consigned
o. Japanese firms she had also a
cargo II such general freight a. b.
usually shipped from PuRut aound
ports. lie agents at Tacoma have
feared FOR her safety for several
days past
HINHN pOof T,.fa n 1s..s.= 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
NL0NERC NHEER]M
LINING W KNR @
CANDIDATES GALORE Will soaoRs IN DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION At NEW ARMoRY TOMORROW
MANY WOULD Bu SUPERIOR JUDGES

The Democratic county convention
sf touarruW Be- furnishing the pot
ticians With opportunity Tor street
eorurr tBlkfests Immune able TODAY.
The dark horses are hslng Hraomed
and there viii be no lAek ot eHudIz
dates Ia be presented before the
nominating ho,iY. Partisan feelug
f. running high and IL 81 expected
somc lively sgJapa will be had before
the tieket Is Finally uamvd % Is
predicted that all the rivalry Tor
positions VIII be ffieualy and that
no bitterness viii be aroused. but
each candidate vii do his best ia
securc the prise he coveta.
The convention viii assemble At
the new Afuory hail AZ 10 O'Clock
tomorrow WaruIus II fs not eN=
pectcd that the work will bc finished
until nearly midnight There De- Ha
slate and there VIII be- a lively scrap
over nearly every nomination
The firtt ever che HHeriffH ufHas
viii be between Jack Williams ard
J N Quutsa 1nt aul b. enc 90 the
rrvttissi iu the convention.
The battle for prosecuting atteH=
ney promises to hc three carnered
while Some - the candidates have
shown signs 90 lukr-warm Interest.
making b appear that tsy & Aiiau
had TIRE field Co hffn aelf there o. eNz
fectrd 90 BE- some opposition ca hlm
frcm che followers % n ~ uenuett
and " e. Keith Today NJ Allen
- HMa F.H=e#aHfH .HHH.#...ak 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

san FRANCISCO. July e The
mimic love making between James
purkIn. leading man Of a local the
atrieaI company and Nisa Francis
starr. ~ the same COMPANY has
paved the nay faf an uncomfortable
passion that has sNspt asay Al
sense ~ taHnr on The part II both
uuHkIn haH daasrtad devoted
Hiie and has lrfI here Tor the Eazf
and Mis- starr r. stueftrd tn fui#
Hau The management % the rua
nAnv has cancelled IL ruufrartn
ulth hath actor and agtrvaa. and
theY have heru usfraHiEed ty TIE
other members - The e1mHauy
Mr. puHkin Is a pretty little
woman and o native ~ rlttahurE
IA she had Implicit faifh Ia her
husband and % aaH only recently
that che asake 20 the fact that his
love tor her vas dead and that Miss
Starr had aappiahtsd hoe In her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

THAT Is easy live In the eoun-
Try where the air Is pure. eat
three meals "a day and have a good
appetite ! work and play iu mod
eralIUu. Perhaps the fact that ! DO
not use tobacco has apmethluK 10 90
with a. { ana not a pr1hlbltluuiAt.
but I never felt the need 81 liquors.
{ get out Of bed at a "a. and re-
tire at II After breakfast / work
until O'Clock Following lunch
take ny exercise usually a run
With ms horse take a long walk
every day. Ny evenings are with
nay frieHdH
The Estimated wealth Of the can
didatc b 5000 600 or so 600. 900.
However. those about him declare
hia life II simple and wholesome.
and bis views az unapoiled ~ those
OF the poorest phliosophsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

"Remarkahie a. 70 may seem. =
kald Postmaster Stewart this morn
ing. there are some folks cat In
the country districts Who don want
rural FREE delivery q nall I ran
aGHoss aue uhen { a1a over east q
the mountains some weeks aKn.
There are q number % free de-
Livery ruutea In the district het wesa
Ellensburg and Yakima and there
s. some territory which has net yet
been reached. / vent over there 60
Sc hos the people feit neaut e.
thinking thar 10 the demand vas
strong enough neN routes might b.
secured
over the ether side Of ElleuaburE
I ran across an old felioW Who vas
'sot In bis waya' and be had q rare
argument against thb new tangled
foohshnexs.
4 told him What a good thing Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

SUNDAY
VICTORIA AND SEATTLE WILL
PLAY AT RECREATION PARK

Iib stewart. Who VA. injured in
the seattle Portland lacrosse game.
last sunday. has returned home
TT. Client. who attended Stewart
states that the fracture q strWArt'r
arm Vas ret az bad a. "a first an
tiripstsd AMI that hs VII soon be
able - again handle n stick
Next Sunday afternoon. at Recre-
ation park. the Victoria and Seattle
lacrosse tnaaua vii play AN exhibit
ton Eams. The local team has nov
six straight wins tn IS credit. hay
ina defeated the other league teams
twice each
Seattle vii undoubtedly Nin the
rennant There is some talk ~ al
lov ing BeiiIngham admission 60 the
isaF1ie A meeting will BE- held this
week 70 arrange a schedule for the
balance % the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

ADVANCING
ny Brruu News Aasu1

ST. PErEHaBUHa. July "a
General kuropatki0 In reporting the
Russian reverse at raschlkao. Hayu
The asht lasted from che I'D to the
zsth. when the JapaHees out-nautsd
The Russians right and lsr- A laird
nsnkinE movement Was prevented
by the arrival OF endorsements.
The Russians retired and the lap
aneae occupied Phauby pass The
Jsp1neae Ia force are advancing
from sumataa and aypaian alhng
the Mukdeu road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

husbands affections
Just heart wearinca. nurk -
explained when his wife asked him
the reason for hir Indifference Mre.
uurkin then isft him 4 fcN 1ava
aKa he sent FOR her. and. in lie
nHHafuss ~ Miss starr he offered
o. give her s. week fnr her sup
port. telling her Al the same time
that he M iankvr losed her. and
that Mis- starr occupied all the
rusam ia bis heart Miss Starr a.
aured Mr nurkiu that both her
elf and the husband ~nuld ta al
Ia their puWnr "a provide for he
deserted Wife. bat thai she loved
Mf nufkin ard would not give him
M
nurhin promised that II any trace
- hiH former love for kis wlfe re-
turned be would come back
The uurkiua we're married ia
Ohto Mn uarkin h only q yeara
Of axe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
TELEPHONE COMPANY RUNS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

EVERETT. Iuiy - The Fafn-
erA' Mutual Telephone company has
opened an employment agency in
each % - stations Tue names of
applicants are taken BY the opera
tors. who then uas fhe Wtraa in
finding positions for them. The ap-
piicants are charged a small sum
for this service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
PIONEER DEAD

Mr.. Narinda Espy. wifs ~ 5 q.
EnpY died at Columbia city Tits
morning q heart failure she sss
50 years Of aGr aud a native Of
Illinois. she has t-een On the coast
for over forty wars she leaves
two soma Orvtlls and N. X Eapy.
both livfuE In Portland The
funeral services xiii tAks piace to
morrow Al ! D. Z from the family
residence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
SMALL B0KS
PLAY PiRATES

Mrs II " Fuller. Of Fourteenth
avenue. brooklyn. wants two boys
arrested for the theft % her hoai
II seems that the boys minds have
become inflamed by reading dime
novels and they have turned pirates.
fitted the boat up aa a cruiser.
hoiatsd tho black flag and sailed
uSay In open Defiance Of the law.
About 2 O'Clock this morning she
Epied the boys making away with
the boat. and hurried down % the
beach 10 make them bring II back.
They defled her and one OF them
wanted 90 capture her and mako
her walk the plank In regulation
style. but the other cautioned a
haaty retreat. AZ he sighted rein
forremcuB coming up. no they
sailed away. The police were nou-
fled and will likely catch the young
pirates some time today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

san FtiAseECo. July IL
Nunfu-- resumed training this morn
ma lie picsed AZ sher~ he irft of
~heu biz hEht With Jeffrtsa vas DE-
riared ~ff two months ago. lie IL
EuiuE in SOC much heavy Nork-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

STOCKTON. Cal. July - ! n.
Welsh. presidout 81 the san joaquin
Valley bank and ~ the California
Navigation a Improvement com
nany. died this morning He had
been 80 a year The deseagsd vas
an eK mayor 81 Stockton lie leaves
an estate Of over $500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
BURROW WIS
4 SUICIDE
az soriDpa News ASSN

SAN FRANCISCO. July IA
ersnder burrows. an attorney we'll
known On the Pacific coast. commit
ted sulcide this morning by inhal-
Ing eaA. He Vas deapondeut A. o
result o. his wife'a death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

the british steamer Calohaa have a
IiouKkunR dispatch reporting the
seizure Of that ship By the NladiYoa
toi squadron.
suEZ. July % The Peninsula
Oriental steamer Fufmoaa has A..
rived With a Russian prize crew
aboard
LONDON July 20 Official con
fifmation Of the sinking Of the
British steamer Knight Commander
BY the Russians haa been received
The crew war saved
LIVERPOOL. July 70 Anxiety
for the nrltlah steamer Hurbeft.
bound for japanese ports via Homo
lulu. is Increasing II r. feared she
has been captured By the Russians
SAN FRANCISCO July IS
Agents - the steamer Arabia are
atill ulthout confirmation of her re
ported capture The hope that she
eacspaf the Russians il practically
abandoned however
PORTLAND. ore. July - In
zuraHHs rates an Oriental buninraH
80 lssiaf advanced - 10 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

OYSTER Ray. July 20 TX Gov
Crane len at noon. after spending
the night with President Roosevelt
Chairman Cortelyou Is expected this
afternoon to remain until the mott
ncation ceremony Is completed to-
m0frow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

NEWPORT. July as.-Afrs. George
crocker Of California died at &
O'Clock this afternoon. Her entire
family were At the bedside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
FOR NEW PARK

Proceedings Tor tho condemua-
ton u property faf rev public
part 70 be known ~ Washington
r@rk v-er" begun In the Euasrior
court this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
MO " AZ LOU IN

SIOUX cry. lows. JuiY e The
firrrnsn and engineers az tho Cud -
shY plant STRUCK this morning The
ti~-up ~ complete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

WARRINGTON. Il. a.. July IA
Consul Kaiser az Ma1atian. Mexico.
reports thar the aasn&sins OF the
Americans Way and I.attimor have
been arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

LIVERPOOL. july 20 Owner Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

PORTLAND. ore. July - In.
zuraHEs rates Ga Oriental bunins
80 IH.iaf advanced - 10 per cent
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie IS once more TO conn come
before the public as author. He has written
a little volume on James Watt. the engineer,
which will presently be published ternlhas'iis s rs
the Famous Scots" series. Wnlch E lsSueu -
this country by the Scribnera