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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
CHAPTER NIA
THE BRoTuERHoOD

" here the ueAue am ?
IL WAS Florence kfarney who ask
ed himself this question on the
morning after tho retreat up the
mountain. Tie Wns lying on low
pallet or rather bench. OF mason
work. with = palm mat spread over
II, hts only ooVerlet the cloak he
hRd brought with him from Don fg-
neei0's carriage The room was "
smallest dimensions. SWINE eight or
nine feet square. pierced by q single
window. a mere piFeon-hole. with
out sash or glass. II contained only
an old chair. on which lay a pair OF
dueliinK piEtola-oue OF the pairs
found under the carriage cushions --
and his hat hanging on its elbow.
queer crib. 70 ts. he continued 20
aollloquiEe. II don't remember ever
having slept In so small one. ex-
ccpi aboard ship or I'm a prison cell.
How like the lastt II looksl"
1T must be an old monastery. IS he
thought. Here tn Mexico they Oft
ten have them IN odd. out of. the
way places Out Of the way this
place surely u. considering the climb
we've had to reach a."
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ECHOES FROM
BATTY-LAND
woalan't rhai Agltats Your

woaidn't THAT AEitate Your
Strange things happen. even ID Sc
attic. was riding IN an elevator IN
one OF tho large dbWu-toHH reinll
houses the other day. "a hen a lady
entered. and. handing tho elevator
hoy "a nickel. requested transfer %
South Seattle.
Madam" said the elevator boz.
this l. not = atrvet car. u Il an e.
cvator."
oh pardon mr. said Tire lady.
her face assuming tho hue OF a trup-
ical sunrise 4 beilsya II thought
a was a street car. she stAmmsrsd.
as she made rush for the door and
Was soon lost % sight In the pansln :
thfuuE
Now. this u a free country or
supposed 10 be. and DO hot wish %
cast any undue refiectionH upon The
actions % the Lady. bat have an
intense desire Go aoauaiui myself
with that particular brand 81 soda
abe had seen iublbinE.
M0rai--It e. better 10 have \ guar.
ian appointed than "a become the
laughing stock OF an uufealing pub
nc. 10 KOS.
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bcarahle"
The ordinances governing the
matter Are very explicit. giving both
tho board OF health and tho chief
Of police power 20 enforce the Law.
Il believe tho ordinances will
hold. said the mayor this morning.
hut a recent decision OF tho su-
preme court Of the state may offer
another means Of ending the trouble
In that decision Il Nas held that the
owner OF adjoining property could
enioin a nuisance. such as q house
OF III fame IN tho neighhorhood
The same precedent might be ap-
piled to establishments where the
chimneys emit large quantities OF
smoke to the damage II surruunli-
Ing buildings and the stocks OF mer-
chantB."
Pending the meeting. no definite
course OF procedure has been deoid-
cd upon. bat IL Is probable that the
owners OF the offending mills. fac
tories. power houses and hotels VIII
be first notified to install prpper
consumers. and. II they fail. artests
will be made.
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MAYOR INTENDS To
FIGHT SMOKE EVIL
WILL CALL A JOINT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH, THE BOARD OF WORKS AND CHIEF
OF POLICE TO DISCUSS NUISANCE

Mayor BaIlinger will call a joint
meeting OF the board Of health. the
board of public works and Chief
Delaney within the next few days.
to discuss the smoke nuisance and
ways and means OF enforcing the
city ordinances against It. lie de-
cided upon this course after talk
ing the matter over with DR.. Lough-
airy. president OF the health board.
Saturday.
Both the mayor and the board OF
health are anxious 10 see the nui-
sance abated. the only thing that Is
dsterring them from taking imme-
dIate action being an inadequate
knowledge az 20 what extent smoke
Consumers will avail. At the.pres-
ent time most OF the buildings. the
furnaces Of which are continually
emitting dense clouds Of black SCOT.
are provided with smoke consumers.
as required by city ordinance. but
the eontrivances are OF ancient or
cheap design. and are practically
useless.
The owners Of such buildings have
repeatedly alleged that their con
sumers are the best that can be
procured. but the installation Of
consumers that are highly effective
In the plant Of the Diamond Ice
and Storage company has weakened
this claim.
II do not see why other manufae-
turing concerns cannot provide
proper smoke consumers, II the Dia-
mond Ice and Storage company
can" said DR.. Loughary this morn
ing. Whenever We have tried to
enforce the ordinances in the past
the offenders have claimed that
they could not comply. but the re-
suits in the plant OF the storage
company disproves this theory.
believe all the members Of the
board are now willing to make
straight. hard fight To remedy the
smoke evil II has gotten 10 such
a stage now as 10 be almost I'M
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age hat been made ready for n Jour
ney 20 hin country home. whittier he
had Intended 20 proceed that even
ing. taking hts dauRhtr and the
countess. That would explain the
presence Of the weapons. for carri-
uEe travellers take such with them.
even when going but outside the
suburbs 81 the citv. and FOR good
reason. there being footpads and rob
bcrs cverywhere. And the cioaks for
protection against the night air
In this way they CROPPED about. as
drowning people clutch at sticks and
straws. atilt without being able TO
get rid OF their apprehension a
miserable time It was for them dur
inF the remainder % that afternoon
and evening. nor did Don iKnaeio'a
return home IN any way relieve
them. They were not yet prepared
% surrender Up their secret. even 10
him.
Finally Jose came back with the
carriage and horses. and nothing be-
sides no weapons nor sapre wraps
Pcpita brought this Intelligence TO
AHAH NAAAAt'EH hNAN aNEtAfA " AAANt vi
interview with him. but he had first
Co deliver his report 60 Don IEnario,
who had sallied out into the stables
10 receive A.
A strange tale u was. impaired 20
an angry listener. who while listen
ing looked upon his costly harness,
patched and mended where u had
been cut. His fine horses. too. ahus-
ed. possibly injured for good the ear
81 one Of them well-nigh severed
from tho head. Slow 10 wrath
though he waA. this was enough 20
make him wrhthful. without the fur
Their knowledge OF his other losses.
about which Jose took care not 90
enllghten him.
At n later hour the cireumspect
Cnachman told his tale to other ears.
Ia terms somewhat different and
with incidents. Ills master. sum-
moned 90 the palace. gave the oppor-
tunity. and he was soon lntrrogated
with a volubllity which made sober
reply almost impossible
tie told them about the slow driv-
ing OF the carriage along the garden
wall OF San Francisco. the putting
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a Sure Thing

II IL said that nothing r. sure eN-
cept death and taxes. but that "
not altogether true. DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption IS "a sure
cure for all lung and throat troubles.
Thousa nds can testify TO that. Mira
G. y. Van Metre OF Shepcrdiown.
w. Va says: Il had n severe case
or Bronchitis and Tor year tried
everything I heard 81. but got no
relief one bottle OF Dr. Kings New
Discovery then cured me absolute
lya It's lnfallibir for Group. whoup-
ing Cough, Grip. Pneumonia and
Consumption. Try &c. It's euaran-
teed by c. o. GUY, Inc, Second av-
enus ard Yesier, druggist. Trial
bottles free. Reg. size coo. tI0o. 80
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IN be Grd0p ..
q Santa Gina.
by Captain rayne Reid~
AhLJ4V1F k1zRRalx AIva
by Captain HdYne Reid =
ea,azn1~r ISOe 4xlI5asszS 6nzRAUx MS1N

an Of disEuiHea. and how clevsfis
they had putWitted the guard az tia
Earita. II their onward course unit
stopped on the Coyuacan road. and
how the fuRityeH had mounted and
ridden Off
That wuH enough for the countess
who aprinRiuE 10 her feet and clap.
ping her hands. cried out.
JOY. Iuiaai They're safe. I'm
sure. Ruperto knows the pcdrcRal
every path through Il. ha well 40 ws
the walks of the Alameda. l ahai
sleep this nisht better than the last
and you may DO the same"
jose stood whiting. not FOR any re.
ward, but the countess was thinking
Of Il then. True to promise aud con.
tract. nhe said 10 him.
Faithful fell9w-couraRc N
faithful-iHke this. you've faifi,
earned It."
Whilst speakln she drew the
jeweied watch from her waist auf
passing the chain over her heaG
held u out for him.
And this too" added the D0nua
I.uina. plucilng "A diamond riua
from one Of her fingers and pre-
urntlng n At the same time
Mo-" protested the faithful ser
want Neither the one nor the 9th
er Enough reward for me 81 know
I've done your ladyahip a service
II l have"
"Hut. good Jose" urged the count
eaa. you must either take MS
watch OF tho worth OF u iu gold
That was the understanding. and
shall insist ON your adheriuE 20 It "
VERY well. condeaa. I consent 70
that but only on tho condition that
the gentlemen Ret off safe. TIL ws
are sure Of that / beg your ludyHhip
won't look on me as creditor"
III her ladyrhip should" here put
IN a third persouaRe q the sex fem
inine. aho had luat entered upor
Ia. accne-''if she should. I'll pay
the debt myself l pay n now
there"
IL wnh Paulta e.ho thus delivered
herself. as she ala 40 bounding for-
ward. ninGinK her arms around hla
neck and giving him a sonoroas kiss
upon his cheek Then she added
laughing.
I've given you that Tor what
why. nothing more than doing your
duty"
The laughter neither Disconnected
nor TeKed him II was not scprnfui.
while the k4ep had been sweet long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
O N
THE ARTISTIC
STANDARD

or the world in Pianos is the fam
Gus and time hon0red Chickering
4 Sons. universally recognized eY-
erywhere as an Instrument pos
sesslng to the very highest degree
every meHtorious discovery known
and utilized In Piano oonstruction.
Another carload Of these eelebrate1
Pianos arrived a few days ago con
tanning a variety of Uprights and
Grands Come In and see the min
iature grand. it's the greatest littis
Piano on earth. You viii find Ia
addition 90 the Chickering. a larg8
assortment OF Kimball. Hobart n.
Cable. Pease, the new ID. s. john
Eton Co. and other makes TO selsci
from. ranging In price 10 suit ever
taste and pocketbook. Many GOOD
bargains in slightly used Pianos and
Organs. and every instrument guar
anteed 10 be as represented.
II you hear the Simplex Plana
Player you will have no other. step
in and get posted before you dccsds
on a player Of any other make. 0uF
Columbia Graphophone and Small
Instrument departments contains
many things that will interest yca
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They al made bow, some pressing
iaf wand and extending hands.
Bot There WaH no time Tor daily
ing over HalutHii0uH. Ba several dish
ra were rtsaminR upon the table. 80
lilRaH took seal ht no head. Koafnsy
beside bim. while Is Texan vas be-
slowed 90 iiH foot. hiouR8lds Of ono
Who seemed ~ ace 80 Riag chairman
n the tableeioth Vas not ono II
the finest nor the ware the r0auieaf
china uud cut glass. the repaBt gas
worthy of such.
The monks IT this mountain re-
treat evidently knew how o. i've.
course after course being tassea
through the hatch n a variety
which seemed "a II d would never
end There were pueheros, Rulsa-
Cos. t8malea and half q score " 9th.
~ dishes Keanry had never Jefqn
heard Of. much Jess tasted.
And the Wle@s were in corr pond.
tHae=in quality. profusiou. every.
thing
some HfrauRs speech. hoK EYER, hs
heard passing around him. little IN
consouauee with what might be sup.
posed 10 proceed from the iapa Of re.
liRi0ua men. But n the talk war
worldly 81 savgrcd little 81 wicked.
ness And never could have been
heard a more sincere toast than that
with which tho bfea kfast was
brought % % close. when Hlyas. ris-
ing 10 bis feet. with goblet ln hand,
tie efhrra nfaHdtnw uB along NTH
him. cried out;
'Patriay Libertad!"
Country and liberty Strange sen.
nmeut iu such n piaee. and TO bs
received with acclaim Dy such pso.
plel
lsnu lie nnr.tIuuDa
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CAR NICK LEADS
IN Knocking
HIS GREAT ARMl

ST. PETERSBURG. May iI.-ail 10
rufnsfea officially that cammunira-
ton with Port Arthur hns been re
stored. Nobody IN government cir
cies can say positively whether or
not this IL true. as no word has been
received from Port Arthur Tor more
than ts hours. There - a feeling la
some quarters that n commuuica-
tiou has been restored Il was accom-
pllahed by the Japanese.
A Chinese junk j. reported 20 have
arrived at old Tosn-Jln. thus dts
proving thc Japanese claims thai
tho harbor has been blocked.
H-o. May ftT.-Beporta that part
Of the NtAGivuaick squadron has
been cut of At sca are atHoinislY
untrue II IL Gen. kugohaipin who
u AT sea-
Pinkk- Kow. May iT.-Princs khti-
ko(e. who IN ROW running the dlbe-
rlan railway. IL not the syrup Of
pine manufacturer.
President Rooaevcit's campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
Made Youna Again

"On@ Of Dr. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put
me In my teens again. writes d.
81. Turner OF pcmpscytown. Pa.
They're tho best ia the world for
Liver. stomach and Bowels, Purely
vegetable. Never grippe. Only &c
at c. o. GUY, Inc. drug store, Sec b
ond Avenue and Nesler. SO
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irecaptured within a few hours by
posse.
T. A. WOOD and Hosea Wood, the
Portland attorneys who have been
on trial for conspiracy to defraud
the United States government OF
pensions. have both been found
guilty by the United States district
court. 7. a. Woods has been pen
sion lawyer for a number of years,
and his son has assisted him In his
office.
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LEON MACY. Mike Brsnner.
Emil Peterson and J. o. Collins.
-four prisoners for some days con-
fined in tho North Yakima Jail,
broke out Sunday night aud es-
capped. Collins and Bremen broke
put first and then released the other
two. Macy was arrested on charge
pf horsestealing. The others were
charged with petty larceny.
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B L . . y

On account II ifa frIghtfai hidsoun.
Itsra, Blood Poisoning u rumm9nly
O. led the King u All Diseases. Il
may be- either hered tarF " cqutrAet-
- Once the HyWtrm "a tainted with
g.. tbs disease MAJ flanlfeat ltaHl Ia
fhe form ~ sef0faLa. Eczema, Eheg-
matte Pains. Stiff or Swollen gointa.
Eupflgun Or Copper Cni0rud Spots "A
the Face Or Body little Ulcers ln tbs
Mouth 0r or the Tongue. Gore Throat.
Swollen Tennlla. FALLING out u The
fair o. EyebroNn. and finally = Iet,.
Yona-Ilke becay ~ the Flesh ara
n0nen ~ you have any - these of aira-
aar FyHptouaa. get BHOWN s BLOOD
- RE Immediately. Tits treat.
meHt u practically The result q lie
mafh ~ contains no dangerous drum
o. luxurious medicines n any kind U
goes 10 The very bottom - ne fiseass
ard forces out every particle Of IN
purity. Soon aFrrr Sign and symptom
dfHnppfaFH. completely and forever
The Blood the tissues the flesh, IA
l8uca and the whole system an
aIeanaed purified and restored . per-
feet health, and the patient preparea
anew fnr the duties and pleasures "A
life BROW rs BLOOD CURE. 1x
q bottle. lasts > month MADE - DR.
BROWN. ~ Arch It. Phlisdelphia
For sale "a Seattle only al The Quake
DRUG Co i0iaf1is fat axe. Giobs IN
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VISITORS FROM BaIiingham. Ia
coma and Seattle were present az
the banquet given BY the Medical
Society OF Snohomish county In the
Masonic temple at Everett last
night
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SYNOPSIS


Florence Kcbtnry. captain Of
Texas fllibuatotH. Is captured dur
ING tho Mier expedition into Mexico.
~ New Orleans tho young iriahmnn
h"d loved the daughter Of Don tE-
nneio Naivetde. a Mexican gentle
NINA bnuiahed by Santa Anna la n
duel with Carlos aantnnder. he had
SPARED his rivals life after nearly
i"alng his own through his oppo-
hentH truachcry. Bantander. now a
colonel on Santa Annals STAFF. visits
MIN In prison. where kehruey aud
his companion. Girls Rock. OF Texas,
are coupled 20 native prisoners.
dwarf.
santander. the cause Of their pres
fht plight taunis them aud plans
'hsir further humiliation.
I'ah tRnaeio. pafdoned by Raata
ahha' has been made a cabinet min
,si"f The Countess Isabel Aimuntc.
near lns that her lover. Runerta RivRa
= political enemy % Santa Anna. has
been Imprisoned. comes 10 her friend,
i'nisa Naiyerde. for comfort
hshtanaor gains Santa Annals
consent TO his plan 10 humlliale tho
Texans.
They seek Santa Anna 20 gain n
pardon Tor tholf lovers.
The request h refused. santa An
ma hints 80 love.
Tn thelr way 60 a state function
theY wee their lovers in the chain
gang ~ work 10 the sewers.
They plan FOR their escape.
Ihry rievurly plan their rcaeus.
ana. with the assistance Of "A faithful
groom. their lovers, with Rock and
the dwarf escape In their carriage.
Pursued BY cavalry. tho refugees
cut the horses from tho carriage and
gallop 70 the mountains.
Pursued by CaYnlkg. the refugees
cut the horses from the carriage and
galtop TO the mountains.
The HrnofitAs olcVely PLAZA their
rescue and Nlth the help Of q faith
ful groom their lovers. with Rock
and the dwarf. seize their carriage
and escape 20 mountain retreat
known 10 Rlvas
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London had al hours Of sunshine
during April We print this eNolun-
lively FOR FurccaatUr Salisbury edi-
neatiou.
Montana Tritz." the Eagle Har-
hor hiepth. has lust bought a sieve.
He vii sift cambridge island
through Il and expects q prove hiu
kidnapping theory before he has used
up hair the inland.
The HKuunei" seems 20 have apik-
cd "Raatus' Euna
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Deafness Cannot BE Cured
~ local applications. as they cannot
reach tho deceased portion Of the eltr,
Ihfrn o. uuiF enc WuF to cure hfatfl
ness. ard that o. hF constitutional rem
cdica Deafness ia ca uacd by al 10.
fiamrd condition IT the mucous lining
II the Euafachian Tube. when this
tube IN infinmmed you have a nun
bling sound m imperfect hearing and
when Il ls entirely closed Deafness 4
the result. and unleaa the inflammn :
ton can be taken cut aud this tube
restored % its normal condition. hcar-
iuH Will Do destroyed forever. niue
cases ont Of ten are caused b. Cntsrrh.
which IN nothing but an tuflamcd
condition Of the mucous surfaces
We viii give Ous Hundred Dollars
fer any case Of Deafness teauaed by
cntarrhl that cannot be cured by
Halls Cnfarrh Cure send for cir.
cuihrH. free.
y. j. CHENEY q co. Toledo. O.
Sold bv Druggist. &c
Take Hairs Family pills for con-
HtipRtion.
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THE TRUSTEES OF the First
Presbyterian church have let the
contract for building the new
church at Jullaetta. Idaho. II wiz
cost 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

THE WINDSOR HOTEL OF Vic
toria, b. c.. has been purchased by
Stephen Jones. proprietor OF the
Dominion hotel. for SIS 900.
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y. STAR DUST v

hat. now owned by a Western man.
was placed IA n mineral spring In
Wyoming and left thore Tor thteeo
months when taken out ~ was pet
rlfled. or course, the president viii
mover wear Il again. as he cannot
talk through u while IN ita present
condition,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

Taprr oukhatomaky, a 81 .rctefa-
burg editor. has come Go this ceun.
cry Go feel the American pulse. lie
should feel II Immediately after pro-
nauncing hts name for IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

NEAR wALIA wALLA on Sun
day the two-year-old child OF J. M.
Fielder was drowned in a creek.
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CHAPTER XNNrN- Continued
l.niHa and the countess could not
think u what they ought to do. nu,
one Way Ecfmed plausible pos
aihir that OF depending upon Don
fEuacio. " they could prevail on
hitu to tell \ faisrhood ali might be
well. lie had only u way The cArrl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

THE GRAND LODGE Of the
Knights OF Pythias meets today In
Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

THE FoREsTERs begin their
three-day session az Bellingham to-
morrow evening. They will be en-
tertained al a smoker.
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TALES
TERSELY TOLD

THE SCHOOL for defective youth
Ut Vancouver closed last week for
its summer vacation. The fail ses-
sion will open August 81.
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J. s. BRosHEARs. who crossed
the plains in 1876. died Sunday at
the home Of his daughter near Win
lock.
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FROST HAS killed the entire
pruns crop OF Clarke county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

FOUR PRISONERS broke out Of
ms Ellensburg jail last night, using
. piece Of gaspipe from ths sink
10 pick through the wan. They were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

MULLIGAN & BLURoCK are
putting up q two-story brick build
ing in Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

THE CITY COUNCIL OF wara
Walla has decided to submit the
question Of issuing $4,000 bonds
for the erection Of new city hall
to a vote OF the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17

A Cleveland woman who tfipped
An a store has sued tho proprietor for
$40. 900 Those shopping trips made
by women always arc "a great eS-
nnn.e q nnmnhadY.
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WILLIAM COLLINS. a bright
boy Of Is, while playing baseball at
Tacoma on Sunday. hurt himself
and his injuries resulted in death
yesterday. While sliding home"
his head and body were severely
jammed and hls heart injured.
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"our correspondent Is by FAR the
best ln the field. tho telegraph ed
itor declared 4 wouldn't trade him
Tor al the rest that are Ia the fac
East
What has he been dolnga' asked
the managing editor. who was about
60 cable the correspondent another
slo 900 for expenses.
tie has just sent me message
saying that n We are hard up for
news 1 can write ~ Petersburg dis
patches denying everything he has
written"
Ha
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looked upon IL az a promise Of n r.
ward he would more value than all
The watches and rings IN Mexico
the possession Of Pcplta herself
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President Rooaevelt's campaign
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
HARPER BEGINS WORK.
Child Bitten by Dog-Death of Wal
ter Howard.

Especial to News and Observer
Wilson, N. c., May 24.-Dr. j. j.
Harper the newly elected president OF
the Atlantic Christian college, is get
ting down to work. He will be here a
few days arranging new catalogue
for the college. He has already en-
gagged some of his teachers. DIR. Hdr-
per is the right man for the place, and
the board made a good selection N
electng him. He will place the school
on a sound basis.
Miss Mildred, the ten-year-old
daughter of Mr.. A. b. Rand the pro-
prietor of the Seabrook hotel, was
quite severely bitten by dog the other
afternoon. She was standing in the
door at the hotel when the dog, with
out any cause at all, sprang at her,
biting her on the leg. DR.. Albert An
derson cauterized the wound.
Word has been received here an
nouncing the death of Mr.. Walter
Howard, at his home at Conetoe. The
deceased leaves a wife and one young
child. He was the brother of Mrs. c.
w. Gold, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alphin lost their
two months-old infant Sunday morn
ing. 1t was buried yesterday in Maple
wood cemetery.