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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
SEVEN PINES.

There will be services this afternoon
at the usual hour at Corinth NJ. T.
church Preaching by the pastor, Rev
John E. Mccartney
Mrs. A. J.yLyne has been quite Ill the
past week. but is very much improved.
Little Miss Evelyn Lyme visited her
friends, the Misses Nettie and Virge
Bottoms. the past week.
Mr.. Harry Osbourne. who has beer
superintendent of the Cold Eiarbor Ma.
tlonal Cemetery. has! been appointed tc
fill the vacancy at Glendale" and will
move his family there in the near fu-
ture.
4 The following out Of town guests visit
ed here the past week:
e r. L. Woodley, Beach Lake. Pa; Cor
nelius Fl. Leonard, Sybil "A. Leonard. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. G. Conway and son, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Weldon, Of Middle-
boro, Mass; Rev. A. j. Church, Balti-
more, Nd: Windsor Fl. Wyman. N.
Abingdon, Mass; Joseph Mcdonald, Hal
,ifax, Nova Scotia.
Superintendent Johnson, OF Corinth NJ.
E. Sunday school, may we'll feel encour-
aged, as the interest manifested by the
scholars Is unusual and the attendance
was never SO good. which Is no doubt
part due to Mr.. a. II. Rolleder, who, as
organist and director, has become inter-
ested in the music and being q fine mu-
scan, has enthused the young people
through his eagerness to assist them, and
their earnestness In return shows their
appreciation of his services.
Mrs. S. w, Mckinney and children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs. Willie Kidd is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Loving
on the Avenue. bi
Mrs. Garrett. OF No. 11O1 IL Twenty
third Street, is visiting relatives in the
country.
Mr.. II. F. Housch. OF No. 2s11 Fairmount
Avenue. Is suffering considerably with
rheumatism.
The youngest child OF Mrs. Mena Green
street is quite sick.
Mrs: J. Lonnie Mitchell, who has been
quite sick with grip for the past ten
days. is now much improved.
Mrs Carrie Getting and son, Philip.
OF West Point, are with Mrs. Charles
Parkinson, where they will make their
future home.
Thieves are at their old tricks again.
They entered the hen-house OF Mrs. Hart.
on Nineteenth Street, few nights ago
and stole twenty fine fowls, all she had.
and two from her next-door neighbor.
Hazel, the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Sterling, had. severe fall!
down a flight OF steps at Fairfield School.
Thursday. She fell on her head and 1t
was at first thought she had sustained
serious Injuries, but upon closer exam
nation she was found to be only slightly
hurt.
q Litte Ryland Enos, whose arm was
broken about two weeks ago, is getting
along nicely.
Little Virginia stutz is somewhat better
and hopes are entertained for her entire
recovery. a
Miss Willie Christian of Amherst coun-
ty, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Sadie Higglnbotham, has returned home.
Mrs. b. &c. Bristow Is very much indis-
posed and Is confined to her home.
Mr.. Atkins. OF Charlotte county, has
taken one Of John Atklns's new houses.
and has moved his family here.
Tho annual service of the Baptist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

D. . ~ " f ! il II
We have never contended that we
didn't occasionally need shave.
4 Everybody but a few friends We.
know, likes Lonnie Wilson and Gus Berr
ricr have long wh!skers, SO that We.
thought we, too. would let our beard
grow out
And that's why We look like hobo,
end why Mr.. Curtis, of Warwick, passed
around the hot and got AZ cents for us,
so we could get n shave.
When we get ready for shave We'll
set one.
Mr. Harry Kemp, D, g. r., Is N Royal
Arcanumlte from the toes up, and he
almost persuades everybody that he meets
that It's time for them to join the or
der, and most Of them do.
we saw him on the street the other
day with bundle of cards In his pocket
With three children on the back of them.
and some figures on the other side, and
NC are going to study out those fig
,rcs and be one of the boys, So when
we die, we'll have something for the
lawyers to quarrel about.
We still have q front yard full Of snow
up TO our house, because the sun doesn't
reach our side OF the street.
I'VE expect to keep this snow pntils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
Masquerade Ball Of Koerner
Lodge.

Tho masquerade ball of lloerner Lodge,
NO. 8, Order Of Hermann Sons, which takes
place next Thursday night. February 18th,
at Sanger Hail. promises to be the affair
OF its kind this season. Tho committee
In charge has spared no trouble to make
the ball success, Thilow's Orchestra
has been engaged for tho occasion. The
grand march will start promptly Mt 0
O'Clock. Six handsome prizes, three to
gentlemen and three to ladies, will be
given to the masks designated by COM
petcnt judges. 1t is expected that some
very rare and handsome masks will be
present Those not yet having tickets can
procure the Same from any member Of
the lodge, or on the night Of the ball at
tho hall, A competent committee OF we'll
known German-Amerlcun citizens have
charge of the arrangements and promise
all participants n pleasant time and the
very best of order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

There will be church services to.
morrow In the Methodist Episcopa
church. Preaching by the pastor, Rev
John e. Mccartney. at II "A. nj.
@ The Rev. A. N. Somers will conduct
services at the home OF Or. and Mrs
iChilds, on Grove Avenue. where an in
terest!ng series OF meetings are being
held. A cordial invitation Is extended to
all. S
Mrs. ". p. Turner had the misfortune
to fall on the ice the past week and badly
sprain her wrist. which for time caused
her considerable pain.
Mr.. Dewitt p. Hubbard, who has been
Ill for some time Is very much improved.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
son Is i'll at the home OF Its parents. on
Beech Avenue. ,ss *
There will be public mnss-meetng
on Monday evening at Library Hall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
EAST RICHM OND..

Emma Hopworth, the little girl who re-
Gently sustained serious injury by falling
from a wagon. is somewhat improved,
but Is unable to go out. = :,
Mrs. Barbour, the much beloved SUI
perintendent OF the Masonic Home. has
returned to her fold OF loved ones, hay
ing been away from them several weeks,
due to illness. She is very much i'm
proved and is just as delighted to return
to the children as they are to have her
back.
A public mass meeting was held al the
hall Friday evening. which was we'll at
tended by property owners and citizens
generally.
The new car on the line has caused
considerable comment, 1t being thorough
~ modern In Its apartments and all that
can be desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
TRA@l-E eUr-RATE DRUG STORE, el7 Broad 81

i T. = y. III 5I
when It is hoped every one Interested
will be on hand promptly at o'clock.
The Woman's Study Club met at their
hill on wednesday afternoon and was
presided over by the president. Mrs.
Maud Storer Collins. The meeting was
d most enthusiastic gone. The first vice
president, Mrs Lille Danscy. Of Rich
mond, was also present. Mrs. NJ TT.
lngharn having been appointed at the last
meeting to prepare q paper on Mental slel IA
Therapeutics, was then called on who
read her paper, which was good. prov
ing beyond doubt much study and prac-
teal knowledge Of a science which so few
understand.
Highland Springs School roll Of honor
pupils are the following:
First Honor Pupils Primary Grades
Fritz Rudolph, Rosa Drak Robert 7 Drake,
Henrietta Trimmer, Emily Clayton, Win
ston Clayton, Susie Rohledcr.
Grammar Gradcs--Iiazcl Logan. John John
Trimmer, Elton Griffin, Henry Marnno'
b Griffin. Fs *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
News of the Suburbc.

II. Pense. OF Berkly: The Rev. B. Cary
Tease .of Roanoke, and Dennis q. Pcase;
also two daughters-4urs Ruth v.
Peers and Mrs. George w. Leigh. both
Of this city.
Last June Mr.. and Mrs. Pcase ccle-
abrated tho fiftieth anniversary Of their
wedding.
ago stating that Mrs. Fannie Smith,
who went to Powhatan county several
weeks ago on account or ill-hca1th. hns
suffered Il relapse and ls now extremely
ILL
Mr.. Milton Rogers OF Nelson county,
Va, has returned ITO his home after a
pleasant visit TO Mr.. T.. Nj Briggs s
family. on Fulton Hill.
Robert r. PocklIngton is out again after
n brief Illness. @
A Mr.. and Mrs Fred schiIling. OF Balti.
more, are in Fulton, where they came
to attcned tho funeral Of Mrs Mary G..
/ O'1owycr, mother Of Mrs. Schilling. al
Patrick Henry Council, NO. u. j. o.. U.
A. M. will meet al Nielsen s Hall to-mor-
row night. ;. il.
Mrs. cauheld. wife Of John J.. Cauheld.
n wealthy farmer OF Yarina, while visit
ing friends near the Reservoir few days
ago. slipped on the Ice and fell on the
pavement. She fell heavily on her left
DIR. John II. Hlncllman was summoned
and rendered necessary trca tments after
which Mrs. Cuufleld was carried TO her
home In lower Henrico county. She
is getting along nicely to-day.
Superintendent Richard B. Hill, of Fort
Harrison Cemetery, was able to- come to
town q few days ago for the first time
In a month, having been confined at his
home with severe attack OF rheumatism.
Superintendent Hill has been transferred
from the Fort Harrison Cemetery to the
Danvllle National Cemetery by the au-
thorities at W ashington, D. G. This 3ap-
tpolntment Is a grade higher than the
one he now holds He will leave for
Danyille this week. :2i
Charles r.. E2eeks. q n attorney OF Boyd
ton, Va, has returned home after
stay Of a few days with his brother, ".
Hillary Reeks, on Louisiana Street.
J.. 3D. Gooch8 and his family. who have
been living here some time, will move
to Goochland county this week
MICS 1ncz Burke is able to be out again
after a recent illness.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary C.. Dwyer,
wife OF Lawrence Dwyer. took place yes
terday morning at. 10 o'clock from St.,
Pa:rck's Church with requiem mass.
Dennis sAIichaels. of Portsmouth, is here.
on account OF the dea tn OF John O'Dwyer,
his cousin, whose funeral took place Fri
day.
The degree OF Pocahontas is soon to
be Instituted In Fulton under the auspices
OF Mattaponi Tribe. No. 1l9, l. O. r.. bi.
This lodge will be a ladies' auxiliary Of
the order OF Red Men and will pay n sick
and death benefit to its memb ers, and its
degree Is both beautiful and instructive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

In thy pants we found some marbles:
Found some tacks and nails and things,
We will place them on the mnntel;
Where the 'larm clock sweetly rings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

Church, will be held to-day by the Rev.
G. e. Cox, pastor. 81
Miss Irene McCook, who has been Ill
several weeks, Is improving
Mrs James Pickles has returned home
from Buckingham county, where she
visited her parents.
Mrs. Kuhn Il very tnuct .ndlsposed.
Miss Rosa Beck, Of Petersburg Is visit
Ing lior brother, Horde Beck on TWEEN
tieth Street.
Littic jim kelly is reported MS being
critically Ill at the Virginia Hospital. He
is not expected 10 live.
Mr.. II. u. Davis. Of Rnthvillc. Charles
City county, Is visiting his sister-in-law,,
Mrs. Hattie 'rlgnor.
The following officers were elected for
one year Of the Baptist Aid Society;
President, Mrs. Wooden; Vice President,
Mrs. q. w. Troxler; Secretary, Mrs.
England; Treasurer, Mrs. Julian Bin
ford. Voluntary fund: Treasurer. Mrs.
j. N. White. This society raised sl1Oi.2o
last year.
Mr.. Mercelc Martin, who Is III with
pneumonia at his home In Towards
Grove, Is reported as being somewhat
improved.
The sociabc which was to have been
held last Monday evening by ire Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Methodist Church, and
was postponed, will be held Tomorrow.
evening. RcfreSnIneHlS VIII ne 5ci sSa. r
Miss Grace Binns has returned home
from pleasant visit to relatives IN
Portsmouth, Va.
Sidney Fig, son ,of Mrs. Emmett Per-
due. who has been sick for two months
is now much improved.
Miss Eta NJ. England. state Commander
OF the Maccabees, expects to be with
the Paramount Bees Tuesday evening ut
their review, which will be held at Curd's
Hail. All members are requested 70
be present She will have class initia-
ton.
The Young People Social Club met Fri
day night at the home of Miss Dundee
Atkissori. The following young people
compose the clubs Misses Phemie Bart
lett, Alice Cordlcy, Eta Ramsey.
Carrie Miles. Miss Alien, Dundee
Atkinson, May Henderson, 1nez Rober-i
son, Kate Henderson. Beulah Germelman;
Messrs Eddie Reynolds. George Wrenn.
Tom buchanan. J. w. Rcddf Aticus At
kisson Willie Cordley, Walter Gcrmel-
man, and Pierce samuels. They will
meet next week at Miss Aliens, In Man
cheS ter. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
Meetings Announced.

The monthly meeting Of the Iadies'
Auxiliary of Pickett Camp will be held at
O'Clock Monday afternoon Mt George
T.. Pickett Camp Hall, No., so7 North
Seventh Street. All the members are
earnestly requested to attend
Richmond Hive No. 5, l.. @. 7. NJ,
Will hold "A called meeting at Murphy's
Hall Tuesday at s p, NJ, Business Of I'M
portance Will be transacted and the State
Commander, Lady ENGLAND. will 10
r,raSn Mt .-t..L -.-.--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
THE MAN
ABOUT
TOWN
BY
Harry Tucker.

Little Willie. thou hast left us:
Now, we have some vacant clothes;
Twas q slay-ride that bereft US,
Where thou wontst, nobody knows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
To Give Silver Tea.

The ladies of the congregation of Trim
ity Methodist Church will give silver
ten at their parsonage, No. 23O2 East
Broad Street. Tuesday evening from to
II O'clock A very attractive musical and
literary programme has been arranged
and very ENJOYABLE evening Is promised
all who attend,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

The degree OF Pocahontas is soon to
be Instituted In Fulton under the auspices
OF Mattaponi Tribe. No. 1l9, /. O. r. b..
This lodge will be a ladies' auxiliary Of
the order OF Red Men and will pay n sick
and death benefit to Its mem bers, and its
degree Is both beautiful and Instructive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
DAVIS KNOWS IT
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES eoYLY ACCEPTS
raE HONOR PRESSED UPON HIM Nv TIA FOLLOWERS on
JUFEGRsoN

WHITE SULPHUR apRiWuH
Va. AUG. 1.-THE ceremonies at
tondiu9 the notification Of former
Senator Henry Gassaway Davis
" his nomination for vice president
were simple and ruii ~ enthusiasm
They took place shortly after
o'clock In a natural thentur. within
a stones throw Of the famous old
Green Hriar hotel More than I noo
men and women stood about the
grvou and appiaudad the sentiments
% the speakers West Virginia .
leading democrats were pfesent in
fufce II WAS perfect day The
en- senator mingled with the crowd
that had come 20 pas aim homage.
lie shook hands with many.
The usual custom Vas ignored ny
presenting the formal written natt-
fieatiau in advance. Chairman vii
Hams appointed COMMITTEES 60 eaz
coft the nominee O. The pafiar I'm
whirh the COMMITTEES met The
noWlnue appeared "a m % usgloFh
on the arm - Pegfy Uslmant and
james "a NaheY Of Anssa ahuarfts.
This H. more thar I deserve. gem
tlsmen he said. modeatly chair
man Williams then presented the
formal notification. wafdsd as fal-
lows
A. COMMITTEES Oh notification
a. the vtr~ presidential nnmlmer se
have the homer la the name af the
democratic national convention held
AZ e. Louis July asa. o. anuaungs
90 you vith that desru~ 81 Formally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18

Tho oity's tan lsvy for the coming
year cannot be reduced II ia more
likely 10 be Increased This year Il
was i2A mills IN the old limits Of
the city aud III IA the new limits
Even with the stringent policy Of
raising taA valuations throughout
the eitY adopted BY this board vi
equalization. now Ina session. II will
not be paaalble q make a decrease
The many municipal improvement
contemplated neat year will not al
loN a. This vas the opinion e.
pressed By members OF the city
council finance committee inter
viewed this morning
The latter part Of tbia month. or
more probable early Ia September.
the finance committee will meet -
consider this important matter by
that time the cauurilmen who are
nov sitting on the board of eqnai-
ration viii have resumed their du-
Ties a. mem hers OF the finance com
mittue and the annual estimate Of
expenses FOR the coming year Tor
each department viii b. ready for
the cuuaeiimen - consider
city Comptroller RlpllnKer has al
ready received tho estimates made
By the heads % several city depart
menta. III other departments make
cut their estimates Ia proportion
and sd them allowed the operating
expenses Of the city nest year wlii
be largely incroaaed. To meet them
the city would be Obliged - raise
Ba tax levy 20 Is OF Is mills In
order 10 he~p the rate down IL ia
believed thai the finance committees
viii WELD the pruning knife re-
mofacirHaiy on tha estimates Of er-
pcuHea carefully and fundly pre-
pared BY the heads of each city de-
partment
There are few matters which the
hraaa - ritY departments are more
sensitive about making public pre-
matarely than these annual est
mates. They prefer that the tax
payer should Eot only ne net result
al the finance committees iabors
and Tor that reason the estimates
are keut Heefet until brought up 10
regular course Of business.
u De- believed. however. that the
estimate - expenses far the snKI-
nsoring department alone will b.
fullY tlpo goo and the estimated En-
psnasa Cor other departments viii
Be considerably increased. The
finance committee la act likely %
ALLOW much more than haif % each
appropriation asked
One entirely new department.. that
uf municipal lighting. uiil BE- aadea
90 tie cltYH NorkiuE machinery.
snd - Operating expenses vii have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
M ZAMD
IN A(NW
BALLARD STREET PREACHER
rERRoRizEp CAMP MEETING

because he believed he vas uuna
o. overlooking uIth fha holy
ghost Charles Samson raised as
tufhanea IN n gospel fant 40 Hanrf
Monday night that landed hIm tn4ssF
iu HtsiIaranH- SAMSON Tor nafr e
time has been a street pfearbA
and hiH wild ufferaueeH have uHf
him character On fhr streets ~
ballard. bat no attention was raIH
% him until he attempted % tak
pusneaaion - the pulpit in the Sc.
pei tent meeting
when demonstrated with BY sew
rral ~ the wufah ippera. be HtEM
violent. and n special policeman vaH
called Ia % get him away from the
place SAMSON continued fa pTeaa 4
an the way ~ the city bnaflls sHt
eshofted all night in bis colt u
bad not finished when he eha
brought before ur Harrison auI ur
uories In the county Jan YESTERDAY
% BE- examined FOR his sanity
When asked haw he made hts Hv-
Ing. SAMSON replied that he depend q.
"a on the Holy spirit f1f that
#But I mean whore Do ynu cot
Ynur beufatankH from your bacon
and eKna o. whatever yau eat" tn
sisted ur Harrison.
SAMSON smiled maEnauiwouniv
= could never MAKE you under
stand" he replied II told yau.
YOU wouldn't know you wiii have To-
be born again before you VII un-
defatand such thing
When asked " he knew what h.
was before the commission for. San
som said "Oh. yes. know very
we'll You think I am insane. but
my brain n clear, ~ IL yours that
il elouded 1 have a great llFht In
mv head. the rest of the world ia
crazy"
SAMSON was taken to steilnroam
this morning BY Deputy Sheriff
uawueY
Mrs Sarah Milan. aged about so
years another religious fanatic.
whose fauatisiam unhiuRed hfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
SKETLSHER
HEARING
FRANKLIN WOMAN AND sEs
LOVER ARRAiGNED M Jus.
TtcE COURT

n took Police judge George ous
solid hour % thrash through The Il
petty cases up before him thu
fuorniug Most 81 the rfisoncri
were up on drunk and aiaoryiertl
charges. Wheu the name % ". =
Wood vaz called he lay WrithinE a
ths side entranee q the ceurt room
unconscious. taken with N
bFoukht en- 81 excessive drinking
Or. Hslekisy vas summoned and or
dersd him taken back 20 his cell
His ease vas continued
AZ fast - the efflcrfzH TESTIMONY
cpsiid b- taken ant TIE prisausi
given an opportunity fur an ~.
plantation. ths ussal sentence. teH
days wsa given them
A. the far sud q Tits row "a
human derelicta sat John Anfna
Nshoyc. q Frankiln. iointiy accused
with Mrs.. Johanna seeEl~hsr Of
the murder q John HNetdaher. tbs
latteF's own son Both have thsll
pseiimuarY hearing today Mrs.
Swetlshsr. attirvd tn widows weeds
ant sobbinE in a chair IN the body
Of the court ron1.
When Prisoner Wood gave hfs
startling scream q aNuny Mrs
aNeftshsr faup>d up ffom her chair
but Immediately sat down. shedding
tears In redouhled volume. Wehawe
seemed composed ana whsu btouEht
from 8shins the farket and piaesl
aieu xsite - Mrs SwatisAsr. she tao
eoHveFsea n low tones
me states ftrst with - vas ur.
David LlviBastoa- We testified %
b.lux eAllaa SHORTLY after John
Hwefiahsr had rscsived ths fatal
blow. The position u TIE body
when found Anf the reauit - hla
hassy examination az the time. the
subsequent pest mertsm examina-
ton % the BODY. we're related b. fhe
duefor
Roranlo Nforui Jarkrim. ths next
witness testified tsroush an Italian
INTERPRETERS. on the night - the
murder % John awefi#her. about
20 O'Clock. Julr - Jackrfm heard
Eve pistol shots fired In auHck sue
c~salan. Hs Jumped % from his
bss fnd ran % q window. lie heard
agunfa % q HsrugHi@ Affsre ards
- at on the 81 ie of the bed. listan-
fBK
Going 70 the window about 10
minutes Afterwards he Jaw Nshoyc
Walking up the track rather hur-
rleHV and about the same time
heard Mrs Swetish9r calling in .
loud voice az a nelsh6af's house
nearby. several people came along
the track wifh a lantern and hs
asked thrrn what was the matter.
Thsn ne vent % the scene % IN.
raufdar
Tha bearing wfu probably con
sumo the entire afternoon and VIII.
necessarily. Be q tedious one. az
most % the witnesses called b. the
Stat. and bv Attorney r. y. Page.
for the defense. are foreigners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
MADE SUCCESS
IN NE WSpAPER

Willis Sharpe Kiimrf general
manager ~ swamp Root. decided to
enter the newspaper Publishing
business on hia own account about
aiH months aEn A good many peo-
PIE ihushed npenlY and Foos many
more under their breath. bot very
few. comparatively speaking. be
lisved that NJ Kilmerwoui achieve
cay great success AZ hia neu ven.
tore and scarcely anyone. even
among bis meet ardent admirers.
Imagined the brilliant success that
actually has crowned hia efforts.
ninghamtun. beautiful little
city ~ % oo9 people In the Chouan
go valley a stones throw from tho
Pennsylvania line. e the home %
the ninghamtan Press. Kimrra
uaw paper. which already has a
sworn net daily average ~ 2f.afa
The Press f. very hauduama ~
raEo evening paper aud sells for
3 cents kIlmera great experience
a. the largest general advertiser 10
the United states. had already con
WINGED him u the superior value ~
evening papers as advertising me-
aiums and hia experience with his
uNn paper has moro than confirmed
Tint opinion The BinrhBmtun
Press ia today beyond question the
greatest daily newspaper success in
he New England or Middle States.
sire Of city and location considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
FOUR COLLISIONS
ON WATER FRONT

while making seattle from Port
Blakeluy thtu morning. and dam
aged hor crank shaft she then az
tempted TO shove the Colman dock
az Columbia street by iamming Into
Il shortly after . o'eloeh. when ahe
completed her eFcutful trip. The
Rcntou was In command af Captain
larnerd. She was not damaged BY
striking the dock. but Was forced
Ia lay up until her crank shaft il
repaired The steamer Fiofenee X.
took her run.
The steamer uode. Of the Puget
SQUAD Navigation company. also
figured IN the general miaup BY
running into a vessel anchored 10
one OF the city huoys. Captain
nonoy could not make out the name
% the vessel with any certainty,
owing 90 the thickness ~ the FOG
but he thought II was the steamer
Nome city with which he collided
The node waa hardly moving nc the
time. and other than a slight snlin.
teFinK of her atcm. vas not dam
aFcd by her caeapAde.
The steamer George = starr ran
into a bOom of logs. but Vas not In
iured