davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22
BLEWETT ITEMS
From our regular correspondent.

tFrom our regular correspondent.
T. Neubauer left for his ranch in Ida
no Tuesday.
Born-To the wife of Robert Stout,
April 18th, daughter. Robert is able
to be out.
John Hall returned to Blewett from
Wisconsin Monday. He was accompa-
MED by three other gentlemen from the
same state.
We understand that the road bed has
slid out in one place between ingalls,
creek and Blewett and it will be impos-
sible to get n wagon over the road until
it is repaired.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22
Furniture For Sale

Bed room suite, three piece set, mat
tress. springs, chamber set and lamp.
A bargain at SIT. Call and see them.
Mrs. A. J. Martin.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22

County Clerk Christensen made a
brief visit to our town the forepart OF
the week
Doctor Hoxsey was called to Mission
last Wednesday to consult with Doctor
Hedges of that place in the case OF d.
D. Rockhill, who il very sick.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22
Are You Going Fishingi

Rods, lines, flies and all kinds of
tackle-best and cheapest at George
Blocksedge's news stand. Front
street. tl4tl)
L. Frank Gordon, Great Northern
claim agent. was doing business this
this week with those of our citizens who
who have had stock killed on his road.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
Consist of curtains, portiers, bedding,
etc. Call at the residence of Mrs. M.
f. Wyckoff.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22

Straw hats for everybody at Plisch &
Bliss.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22
PIow for Sale

Nearly new No. 40 IA inch Oliver
chilled pow at bargain. Call Al this
office.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22

For Sale-Rose comb brown leghorn
eggs for Matching, s1.25 for 1S. Il. Raj
ston.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22
For Sale

Good buckskin mare. Broken to
ride and drive. Inquire at this office.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22

LeavenNOrth and Blewett Stage.
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday at SAM
Leaves Blewe t every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at Z AZ.
Carries passengers and express.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22
Great Northern Time Table.

Arrival and departure OF trains.
West Bound: East Bound:
No. NO
Ari % Pm Dpts so PM AR . So Pm Depts Pm
No. No
Ar3O3Au Dpts 8 Os an AR % An Depts 80 "A
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22

IL can be stated 10y authority that
the administration does not contem-
plate paying one dollar ont of th" treas
ury Of the United states 60 Colombia
un account Of the secession ~ Panama.
Nor will IL 90 before The Hague trih-
unal ~ a party to auy proceedings
growing out of that secession. II u
stated that to do either ~ these things
would he to commit the administration
to an admission that Il had been guilty
Of wrUnging Colombia
TN the other hand. it ls again au-
nouncrd that the United States gov
"rnmrnt stands ready 60 30 everything
iu It's power Ia bring about az amic-
able understanding between Colombia
aud Panama
Mr. Hale offered resolution in the
SENATE To the effect that the presi-
dent be- requested Ia tender his hest
offices toward IA, peaceful adjustment
~ all controversies that have arisen.
or may arise, between the republic ri
Colombia aud the republic of l'auama.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
THE MICHIGAN NEWS
Showing What's Doing In All Sections Of the State
The Dead aud injured.

As result of the terrible grade
crossing accident In Detroit Friday
night. when Grand Trunk train
struck loaded street ear. two people.
Miss Ethel Gould and Frederick opiii'
cius. are dead, and about % are IN
iured. Nine of these are seriously
hurt. Several of the others received
scratches and bruises. Most uf those
whose injuries are so severe a. to con
line them tu their beds either in the
hospitals or AT home. are resting
easily.
Both the Grand Trunk inIlrund 90.
officials and the u. L. H. people have
begun invest igatious to hud Just cN-
actly where the blame lies for the ac'
cident that has east Two of brtroits
homes into mourning ana the Inmates
OF score of others mtu pain ana
sgouy. The prosecuting attorney Is
also making rigid Investigation, the
conductor of the street car and the
railway gutrman being both detained
az police headquarters Fred Daily
aud his fnanrcc We're soon 10 have
heen married and the young man Is
almost Frustrated by the shock of see
Ing hs finance Miss Gould. Killed he
fore his eyes. There l. prospect of
many damage suits and the liking "t
the responsibility Is of great moment
Ia the railroad company and the street
ear corporation.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
Condensed NEWS.

After three years Floyd Peckham.
aged - has been arrested near
Gainesville. Pu.. for the murder OF his
father. who was known to be cruel To-
his family.
Negroes lynchcd fellow black. III
more Moseley, who shot aud killed an.
ether negro in the public highway.
near Petersburg. Va, ia the presence
80 his victims wife aud child.
Marx Hanna says: II have sent cut
2DO personal letters denying that I
am a candidate for the presidency. and
I ,lo not want &C. be considered a.
such. consider all such talk a
closed incident
Edward n Lands. widely known
expert chemist. of Philadelphia. who
had long been an invalid, raised him.
self m bed ana shot bis wife I'm the
breast She ran. screaming from th,.
room. and the sick man followed her
Two women attempted 10 disarm him
hut he brushed thdm aside Graspipg
Mrs. Lands by the hair. hc palicd her
head back aud sent bullet Into her
temple She died Instantly and Land
.s then shot himself dead
santos Dnmont. the BRAZILIAN aero.
naut. has arrived FROM France 10 con.
Ter with Representatives af the Ionisi.
ana Purchase exposition regarding the
proposed airship trial az ~. Louis FOR
prize ~ SlOO.W'O II ARRANGEMENTS
are satisfactory ne will az once begin
work on large shed for the housing
Of his new ship. "SautOs DumOnt W
." now In Paris This machine l. fGn
Feet long and 2d feet Ina diameter. with
two propcllcrs. one AZ each end.
Rutted By goat IN an Initiation into
the Noodmen of the World and made
an invalid for four years. u the charge
uf VI. y Jumper. ~ New Orleans. who
sues the order for $4,000 damages
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
10 Comhn, ,m.rIrnn campetl,lon.

The Efforts in German commercial
circles io combat the ~o-cailcd Ameri-
can dnuger are daily becoming more
rrystulized. The latest development
has included other countries besides
Germany number uf promiuen:
public men In all parts 90 Germany
have founded a new central European
commercial league. the object of which
j. to prOmOt" n central European zoll-
verein In Germany Austria Hungary.
Switzerland. Holland. Denmark. Scan
uinavia and perhap, tHr balkans. as a
means uf combating American cumpr-
iition. The executive department oi
the new league includes economists
and parliamentary leaders of thv three
greatest parties iu tie German reich
siHg. Ga" conservative the national
liberals aud clerical center " hich com
mnnd 2u2 ~ ID, toia. $50 members iu
th, rrichsiag.
The m m,,cmeut 10 is understood, Will
also direct opposition Co. English aud
Russian competition.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
Nm. Tn,e, Co In.

Taxes were given another boost 10y
thc state board of assessors when they
computed the average rate Thursday,
aud announced 10 to bp Sli.Hl lil5 per
Sl.OOo of valuation for the state. The
people will hc interested In knowing
that this is 30 cents higher than the
rate established last year. This is the
rate that the railroad companies viii
be required to pay on the valuation Of
their property. as determined hy the
board this week.
The total assessed valuation ~ th"
real estate Of Michigan was found to
be- 81. .lS1 49, .U2S: of the personal prop
erty. Siin,HiN.Ilu. an aggregate OF ST.
53i. $50, 13S. The aggregate Uf all taxes
assessed In the state last year was
S25.BJaOl1 -. The average rate was
found 10y dividing the total assessment
by the total valuation.
The total valuation 81 railroad prop
erty. a. determined 10y the state board
this year T. S221 .3Wi.oun; of the cN.
press companies property. Si.N'n.2in;
Of ear loaning companies. Si.2Ii.GO';
aggregate. S23O. .I2S.S4O The total tax
tu Ice paid this year 10y railroads IL
81. S.ri. Ig1.
The aggregate valuation ~ liked hv
the assessors last year was S2l3.0S5 o.
600. As the result Of the hearings on
review this was reduced Ia about Sl!"L-
Np.OOO.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
Contractor Missing.

Grant Chapman. q contractor con
n"cied with the American Carriage
Co. OF Kalamazoo. has been missing
since Saturday aud his friruds and
family fear THAI his body j. AT the
bottom OF the kalamazoo river. Cf1p-
man lcfi the plant Saturday night 10
return to his home aud that WAS the
lasi SO n of him 10y nis fa',w work
men. II has since been learned that
he followed the railroad track. and
th" suppositiUn is thai he was struck
ny the 6:4o express us he was cross
ihg the Michigan Central trestic' over
the river. Dark spots believed to be-
blood have been found on the wood
work. Chapman was ;6 years uld and
hdd wife ana three children, His
Idnlly relations have heeu Most pleas
AM. ana hc was iu circumstance
which precludcS any possibility 90 his
hnviu2 skipped out
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
War L. Near.

War between Russia aud Japan Is
now believed In the best diplomatic
circles IN London tc bee hut "A question
uf days. ,'hc bloody conflict, long de-
layed l. all but begun. The mask OF
friendlness worn 10y the great white
ear Is too fllmsy to deceive. Behind
10 are seen thousands uf troops and
great guns being massed on tue IRON
tier: warships aud torpedo boats ne
Ing hurried To- the eastern coast Japan
we'll realizes the situation. she, too.
has her great army FULLY equipped
the decks of her vessels have hc"h
cleared FOR action. The reuarkahle
spectacle Us presented of two nations
standing with upliftcd hands waiting
tu strike ana iu the brief Interval
siralnlng 90 the utmost 81 add {" ths.
war array
War with Russia is now Inevitable.
but So united are my fellow country
men. ana so thorough have been our
preparations. that II can have only
one rcsult-thc complete defeat of
Russia
This n the opinion 0f VI. Otagawa.
tile Japanese copper king. who arrived
in New York Saturday night to confer
with a number OF New York iinnnciers.
VI. Otugawa. in addition to being one
uf the wculthiest and most Influential
citizens OF Japan. has been close stu.
dent Of world politics since his gradu-
alton at an American university.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22

\ human hand aud some money
uud Jewels have hrra found Joe ,hr de-
nfl~ ur thr i.uuuuis thr1irr. Chicago
Tur hand wns that of man ANA 90
apparently had hr,u severed from the
wrist in uu Ittcmpf rg gpt possession
uf rings. ~ nobody wJ. found from
which hand had been taken the sup
position Is thar tic body may have
been consumed iu the hrv The police
found so Zoe bills rucasrd iu a cham
offs skin hug aud also hyc-EIrat opal
among the fragments az broken glass
uad charrcd wood. Relatives uf victims
uf the lrpquois thcatrg fire and sur
viyurs Of the DISASTER. over leo iu mum
her. have met aHd taken action look
ing 90 the perpetuity of an organiza-
rlun to Dee known Hs the lroquols Mem
urial association.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
NEWS OF THE WORLD
-
Brief Chronicle Of All important Happenings



While The senate Is debating the
canal question the house does little
business 90 keep Things moving. Rep.
resenIatiye Robinson has introduced a.
biil providing for the admission o'
oklahoma ana the indian territory mt
ia" union as the state uf Oklahoma.
The house committee on labor has
hNed February us the date to begin
hearings on the eight hour bill The
hill introduced 10y Representative tliti
will be- the measure considered 10 u
practically the cight.hour measure a.
amended and reported 90 the senate in
the last congress.
The senate committee ON military
affairs has directed favorable report
nn the hill providing for the advance
m"nt uf rcglmcuial or artillery chap
iuins nf the army to the grade, pas
aud allowances of mnjor The totul
uumhcr promoted D. not To- exceed -
at any one time.
The nomination uf Ma. Gen. Adna
Il. Chaf'cc 10 be- acknowledgement WIS
confirmed by the senate
The house passed the legislative, eS
rcutiye and judicial appropriation bill.
carrying an aggregate of S29.Ill.1oO.
The house restored the paragraph pro
,Viding for the salaries and expenses
OF the civil service commission
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
sprIghtI, oId Hoy.

Dr. James Nicholns Nann. 90 years
old Of Goshen. y. y. and i3 times "a
widpwer, hooked 4 sleigh 10 the rear
cnd uf q trolley AMI started for Middle
town clght miles away. When par
uf the distance had ho"u covered some
one cui the rope AMI turned the doctor
adrifj. lie was thrown from his sleigh
aud some boys ran away with &c. llr
recovered possession oi it and sought
tu hook fast to the ncNt ear. but The
conductor refused p"rmissi,u. Taru
the Gortnr walked home, pulling thr
sleigh after him.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
Jnpap IIustI.nu,

\ Detroit lirm has received rush
order from the japanese government
for 10000 tons of sm1keless coal. The
order was received through the Amer.
lean representatives ~ the oriental
government aud the coal l. to be de
liyervd at the mines la l0.UnO ton lOts
within the next 30 days. The local
firm does not know to what ports the
coal IN going. but 90 Will be shipped
from West Virginia. where the mines
are located. II the price quoted h satis.
factory 10 Japan. and no hitch on this
score H. anticipated.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
sn,c.I Icr lhIlLrrn.

Mrs. Douglas. or Ncuum.urc. saved
her three small children from hcius
burned 90 death by thc use of "a
rluth,sluc. When she discovered that
the house WAS burning sire wJ~ ou thr
second tioor with her children. she
found that ESCAPE 10y the stairs wus
cut on Selling % rluJbr>iiur Iud tying
one end at 10 around the mhy. she
lowered the little one tu thr ground
from the window. \ nrighhur united
the rope from the child and h wa
then hauled up 10y th" mother AMI the
other children lowered The mother
escaped by ladder whirh the fir'
company raised tu her.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
Roo..,~i, wiII Come.

The delegation of Michigan Repub
licaus which went 10 Washington to
secure the presidents attendance ai
The Under the oaks Celebration" on
July q. called uu him at the White
House Monday noon accompanied 10y
senators Alger and Burrows. ali the
Michigan Republican Representatives
SiaIc Chairman Di"kcIua. Gen Spauld
ing and some Others temporarily IN
Washington. Mr.. ODonneil formally
cNtrulrd the invitation and wIs fol
lowed 10y Mcssrs Algcr Burrows ana
others. The president. after his a.
StIrancr that he would accept ig be-
could possibly see his way clear to do
80, spoke quite earnestly for f"w
minutes about the coming contest.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
Democratic Convention called.

The Democratic national committee
has appointed "Wednesday. the 9Th day
of July 1904. as the time. and ST..
Louis, Mo, ~ the place for holding
The Democratic national convention.
Chairman Junes has announced tho
personnel OF the committee on arrange
mcnts for the convention and has
called q meeting of that committee
Tor February al the Southern Ho.
tel. -. Louis. No. The membership nf
the committee l. a. follows: James h.
Jones. chairman eX-uhicio: VIM n.
Stone. vice-chairman cN -oitcio; J. VI.
Guncy, Pennsylvania; ~ !. Campau,
Michigan; y. T.. Mack. New York; J
g. johnson. Kansas: John X. Mclean.
ohio. i. II. Head Tennessee. John r.
Osborne. Wyoming
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
.Inmr. %. Stone pena.

James H. Stone died al his residence
In Detroit "Wednesday night. after
having been In poor health Two years
James n. Stone was born In Kalama-
ZOO July ~. iSI7. Both of his parents
were noted educators. and II was un-
der their direct instruction that he
received his education. His father was
James \. II. Stone. ~. H.. LID. prcsi-
dent uf Kalamazoo College for many
years. His mother WAS Lucinda IIins-
dale stone. one OF Mlchignn'S most
distinguished women. Mr.. Stone was
prominent ns a newspaper worker and
In politics. aud had held many po.
sitiOns under tho federal government
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22

Mani>tcr has $t1.WDu hrr.

Mani>tc" has Sl1Ubo lire
Snow "a Inches deep az lrouwood.
Ann Arbor hoy killed while coustlng
Chicken thieves hnr oyer loo birds az
Elm
New sugar beet factory cuupictcd al
CharlcNoiN.
stanton may have Now Jan aud sner-
.n's residence.
Zach CHANDLER rluh hlgquc, to De-
held 1i MuSou Fob -
Sis months odd child burned u
death iu C1s,yilc fro.
Father and ~ou plead guilty 90 steal
Ing live sheep go Flint
Scycu.ycar.p,d hoy ut tbr sou nearly
KILLED hy pack of logs
burglars blow up postuf'icr safe at
A'W"ut and secure only Sii.
scarcity 81 eggs ,Husrs two Flint
bakers tu suspend operations
EDri.u County report, ,ly that cold
spell has not injured peach buds
Cunylrts ,NtIngui~h b,, fire iu state
prison 90 Marquette Lus,. SnJuIO
Tie village 0f Frauhoumuth has
been granted Incorporation privileges
Tnrr" River, school hourd hires
ROOMS fcr grades turned out by high
school iirr
Owusso city council ,illl In deadlock
over iuniu & Owossu electric railway
franchise
Okcmos hotclkrepcrs nave been fRed
500 aud costs for violation of via.
liquor law.
italian nLorcr ~ Battle Creek de
posits letter In police call box and
pulls lever
Augusta Huminga. I0.yenr-old farm
hand az Cadillac. Killed 10y limb fail
ing from tree
Judge Guy VI. Chester. of Hlllsdalc.
announces himself candidate for ,iir
supreme bench.
south Haven fruit growers propose
To- organize FOR the purpose OF shipping
fruit to Europe
I'm owUsso couple has been separat.
ed by the circuit court after living to-
gcther - years.
New management Of Phelps Saulior
.um gives banquet To Rattle Creek
newspaper men.
business portion OF village OF Omer
destroyed by lire. Loss S2J.0iO: In
surancc. $1,000
Benton iIurbor ls trying ,o secure
the next meeting or the STATE uorti.
cultural society.
Ann Nrbur hack drivers are plnnnlug
to strike On the night uf the Junior
hop. February H..
The United states steel cnrporatiop
lay oif ~ men at the queen and iOi
at Hartford mine
Frank Archer. Perc Maraurttc
brakeman. has foo crushed while
coupling cur- az Hart.
The celebrated Chester viii ease will
be put on trial ia the circuit court al
Jackson February iG
Michigan Agricultural college
~wamprd with students anxious 10
take sugar beet course.
ShIawassee bonrd ~ supervisors ~.
fusc iu pay physicians fancy prices In
c0nta glouS disease case
Lansing Manufacturers aud Iol,l,crs'
club organize mutun Insurance coin.
pany "a cover manufacturers aud mer.
cha;Its throughout The state.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22

Former Gov. ASA = Bushnell. of
ohio. died in Columbus Friday morn
lng. after an Illness of scrcval days.
lie was stricken with apopleXy Tues
day night at the railrund station.
whittier he went to take n train for
his home Ia Springfield. after attending
the Inauguration OF GOV. Myron I.
lierrick Bushncirs death makes the
second ex governor Ohio has lost with
In q week. cx-Gov. Foster dying on tbs
9TH inst
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
I-lng The Pin- nnrrrn..

The BLACK River stock Farm CO. has
filed articles of association: capital
stock. S5j.WO. The company viii rn.
gage Ia stock raising in Alconn coun-
~. During the past few months sew
eral similar companies have hrrn
formed. all ~ which will use the lauds
In the northern part OF the lower pen.
lnsulH FOR grazing Men who have In
ycstigated conditions there express tlr
belief that Ia few years all the pine
harrens' viii be- utilized for stock
grazing
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22

After an examination lasting from
: o'clock Saturday until after mid.
night. Dr Scott 4. Hodge. who attend
cd Miss Anna Lehman. OF Manchester,
Mich. the young woman who died at
Grace hospital. Detroit. Friday even
Ing n n result uf criminal operation.
was ordered held pending further in
vestigation aud was locked up in cell
al the Central station. Suspicion
wis registered against his name. lie
gave his age ns - years ana his resi-.
dcncc az - Washington avenue The
announcement that he was to he held
"a prisoner was not made until mid
night aud the doctor nearly collapsed
when he heard his tate. The order
for his detention was made ht Prose
cutor Hunt. The latter would not talk
about the ease except to state that
he had learned sufficient to warrant
holding Dr Hodge until further lnvcs-
tigation could De made.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22

Five former city officials Of Grand
Rapids Acknowledged In the superior
court Saturday that they took money
for corrupt deal. telling how the
money was paid them. one uf them
related how hc had corrupted two
others. and others told how the ser
pent of temptation crcpt across their
official paths. EN.Ald. Siocum. No
J.achllu. Donovan gnd GhyScls. a. well
as Corey l.. BiSscil. former commis-
slouor of public works all of whom
pleaded guilty several weeks ago. tcs
titled iu The ease of AID Jacob Ellen
who Is making a fight Al ~ these
men Substtuliutrd the story uf Liant
*. salisbury in the most Important par
ticuIur which was that they had tax
vu money that came from the water
deal fund.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22

IN Indian who arrived m PORT AZ.
thur. ont. Thursday told q tpvg.bl.
jalu ur suffering am"ag tile members
of h.s tribe, north ui Lake Ncpi.ou
lie told of where one family WIS SO
destitute that they murdered young
'qulw. - years 90 axe ami the rc,l
of thr family ate hcr. st first uis tale
Ws~ uui believed. hui 10 wus corrohur
a-rd hy three white traders Who ar.
riNNl Inlnr
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
I,,,.n rnIIs Can,.r,ior.

senator Hanna was very much
sought after indiy iduai when he re
turned to Washington Saturday and
one 81 the hr~t things he did was 90
put stop to some ~ the speculation
that has been going tire rounds 10y t.
suing the call for the Republican na.
tlonal convention Co assemble Ia Chi
,.ago "a noon June - 1904.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
4 rerror at I.arn-.

Chas. Snyder. the youthful dcspcra
do es,apcd from Jackson inil Thurs
day nlsht and II siill al large lie was
awaiting removal 10 lonin. where b.
had been sentenced 10 from seven io
ten years FOR highway robbery and
burglary During the night lic removed
the top bar of his cell and then walked
through the unlocked doors into the
basement aud out into the open. Sny.
der. although only III. has terrorizcd
farmers Ia this community.
Frankenmutb village wants TO be- IN.
,nrporated
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
Iinnn, Rc-I.ie.,r,,.

The ohio house aud senate voted
separately yesterday FOR United state,
senator the huus" casting ~ for Han
nu. II fnr John II. Clark 10. of Cleve.
land. two Republicans aud one Demo
crat being absent. I'm the senate Han.
ma received - and Clark ! votes. Han
ma joint majority being 80
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22
Modest nud nrnVs.

For the four months since the Pcre
Marquette wreck. in which % persons
were killed. the woman hero. 0f whom
much praise was printed in the news
papers, ana whose identity was food
for much speculation. succeeded la es-
Gaping publicity II now transplres
that the pretty nurse. heretofore
known only n The good angel or the
Perc Marquette wreck" l. Mrs. rs
telle Cook AMI that she resides az 90
West Bridge street in Grand Rapids
The young woman was on her way To-
Detroit 40 the time Co attend the ia
neral of friend. She was herself
bruised 10y the terrible impact. Her
story of her experience Is graphic. hut
Il dwells entirely on the horror OF the
wreck, and her own part in the res
cue u covered mp 10y the bali dozen
words, Then I helped al could. -
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-22

Theater owners Of Philadelphia pro
pose to organize n national association
FOR protection of their Interests dur
ing the present move for new lcgisla
tlon regarding thegicrs