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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

Interviews. The rooms T. .6.faud
we're used Tor educational pur.
Poses In the morning the place
vas deserted. but az noon the par
lars began 10 fill 40 vIth ths tarl.
Gus members ~ the machine aud
their friends. trustworthy members
- The Legislature. a little later an
elaborate luncheon would 81 Herva
ell the sHpeHHumeIafzfs eating Ia
enc rooms TaHie. his EhIefa and the
legislators iu The other. Then the
gossip n The morning session uaa
exchanged and the work MH uuf
Tor the afternoon legislative and
committee sessions Another inter
sal af pence ana silence until AZ
$50 fne real business % the day
heHaus Mr. hatsa aHa generally on
The ground first carrying the books
= HHt.h fhs bribery EH.uTIa sore
sept Nothing vas ieft 70 chance
nor - auTonH.H memory IL turn.
the subordinate presented careful
REPORTS - fhe dave frana1etIaua Al
20 FnWie Waali So over these doe
uneHfs sizing up the actual re-
suits for submission lated 10 tha
chief himself between 80 ard
30 the machine fIned. the re-
mains 70 fhe feast having been re-
moved. the doors w~ra locked and
the books brought out
"tf an outsider could possibly
have obtained the entry 10 the head
quarters II the whitney sfaspaehu-
settH pipe llna. AZ YouuF'H hotel.
Boston. gay AZ > o'clock any evening
daring the session. this l. what Re
would ane m rafiar 10. seated az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

the heroine are captured Ia the raid
thus bringing enough evidence
against them g. be sentenced o. NJ
heria. In the last act. uH they are
are GA theaway IN the mines. they
show enough bravery by fighting to
sin them pardonH and permits them
tu return ia Russia
Miss Eva Muntfurd az the Jewish
eiu. r. one Of the best aetroHHsH ~
her Kind that has been seen here
for n long time Ray ApierHte as
Aiox Naahimeff plays the hero. J.
- MecHhp as Cobb. an American
Lucy atrutford. as Baroness Won
thinebrrs. q young widow. Major
RhlnshrfE. "a young widow, Mai
Eatoiin. as the villainrHa II County
karairhotf. aud Hay =. nradoH. as
Nicholas Knrlagheff. were the lead
lag characters The play Wili con-
tlnue an week with mntineen Wed
nestay aud Saturday and special
matinee on Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

1850. homiuY. small. los. bale. 1870
sacks. fai5. cube. in bnffeL s1bss
Flour. patent uHf barrel. HffHf
Crown. a49Es HTHtHHf. per barrel
tta6. Cold Medal. q 70. Minnesota
hand wheat. g. uH. &IilHbHfY 2 pH.
kutn. 1913 Nhols wheat flour. per
barrel. 1900 rf,hs u $3.50. graham
los. per bale. f2Ii. rye nDur bpa
per barrel. 1915. fys flour jos. per
bale O. 90. rye meal. Coz per barred
ffgB. hufkHheHt. per barrel. Z o.
germ meal los. per hair. fftts corn
meal. hUH. uHf barrel ffHa. yellow
corn meal. Jos. per hHIr. 81 -. White
com maaI. 5eH 1000. ROLLED 0lf= per
hnrraI gf.F.. fEH.. cheat o. keH.
box. rs fhH s. a0 IlfiHa. usf HHrfaL
$3.50 TaurH. N. 10 sacks. prr hIie.
81 0a# HauIHT large Iar uHffaL
$3.50 hamius. Hmau. Toe bale Co.
ifaus. aeIr raising HHrkahnaH per
sHaa. 49,. Holly uisr and HaHffY
flour. per case. 1900 pearl barley
foo-ib. boxes. So. popcorn. per
CHICAGO NAHKETs.
Reported for Tho atpr by ~. g..
Hyer q CO., IL Columbia street. -
private wires
wheat = Dec. Jos 1-g. Jos 5#8.
t07 IL. May. IDOLS. los. los IL
July. % -. ~ is. ~ - 10 % IS.
Corn Dec. 48f-2. 81 80. 4s5-8s
May 45I-2. 80. a. "a 10 A. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
At THE THEATERS

Tho presentation % tho war
drama. shenandoah. Rt the Seat
tic opera house BY the Neill com
pany. beginning a weeks run yes
tarday afternoon. Il sura Of sue
cess. The drama. although not new
% Seattle thsater- Eoera. Is better
staged and better played than ever
before IL gives ample scope Tor
the east aud tho four acts are On.
acted with a spirit that reaches 10
tho gallery.
Tho climax at the end q the
third act brought forth four en-
cores last night and the rendition
% national airs BY The orchestra
pleased the large crowd. Tho talent
"a company is 70 be seen 10 the
best advantage in this drama
Shenandoah De- 20 be followed By
the Amannua. traVsaty on the
sthietic woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
GRAIL IMPERSONATED
SECRET SERVICE MEN
CLAIMED IN BALLARD THAT n E WAS OPERATIVE BURKE AND
SUCCEEDED IN BORROWING MoNgY-tocAL MEN VICTIM
IzEp

within the next few DAYS ], n.
Grail. who rs now held by che fed
eral authorities at los AuKelea hy
request OF Captain n ". Bolt 81
the United States secret service
bureau here. will Boz brought To
Seattle and held prisoner IN che
county jail pending trial before
Judgc G. II HantorJ ON charge OF
impcrsonalug a secret service Of
fieer and dafraudink various per
sons IN such xulsc.
Captain Bell. who has been
quietly trailing Grail down Tor tho
past four wccks. was interviewed
b. "A Star man this morning.
Grail IS a bad lot said Captain
Bell and he worked his game
pretty smoothly. but he fingered
around here too long He Was leg-
itmately employed As a deputy an
der Detective Burke when che bis
opium scisure was made. and he
learned a little too much for his
own good from the experience. A
little knowledge of the detective
business IS a dangerous thIue. and
Il has landed Grail IN trouble with
Uncle sam After the Stevens Cree
selzure he went about ballard find
ing out few th.nes on his own
hook and pretty soon be got the
idea he was a Mll-nedEol Hawk-
shaw.
lie grew so confident of hlmalf
that he finally passed himself or as
burke ard two Ballard men. think
ing he was Burke and believing bis
story that his check from the goy-
eminent Was little late In com
ing. were accommodating enough 90
loan him money This gave Grail
more assurance. and be besan hor-
rowing money right and left. finally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

Ions table. a doaen of M. srowie'a
chiefs ali in their shirt sleeves.
smoking YuluminuualN before nach
sheet ~ paper on which was print
ed'n lat of the members Of the irEs
ialatuHe. against every name a
blank space fur memoranda at tho
head az the table EaWle himself Mt
Wht3naY's lawyer. fruwninE severely
oVut a similar sheet having broader
memoranda spaces. ono uftrr bne
other tho ehiefa would call Off the
names of the legislators, reporting
aa they went along The outsider
would hcar drcurd mauotunouniy
'st..s from ss..s. not my man
.....4 fram s....s my man and
.....z5a man seen today stood
same a. yesterday -.sss. from d.
raised price SO. making II $3.50.
uErced. SO paid on account. total
of f8n due raised because .s.s..
told htua tnst he had got so more
HaHi ss.ss4'
All r,peria IN ~ last. Tov.le re-
tired e. raara m affd speedily re-
turned with the staff consisting Or
cash, Stock puts. cBlta. er uunn
parHtIdn tickets. which be dealt out
Ca the chiefs q fulfill tho promises
they had made for the day. II
would Doe obvious e. the outsider. AZ
soon 40 he had learned what was
| being dealt in. that ca large proper
| ton af the members or the great and
general court af Maaaafhuaettn had
hargaiuod with the different mem
beers az this machine 10 sell their
0 Has la
| full session Of the legislature.
Then follows a story OF that no
turioua session. Lawson tells how
the legislature passed the bill only
% ind that Notwithstanding Whit
ney's of repeated promises that the
governor would sign tho bill. thia
official. instead OF doluE that. We
toed IT, lie tells Of the slump IN
tho market. OF farins ruin. and
| finally how after a dAy Of the most
| Intense excitement the governor
agreed % aigu the bin after tt had
/ been amended u safeguard the pub
| lie. Then comes the story OF how
the Legislators Who sold themselves
out never received the Doodle
money.
Lawson says the morning after
the deal went through Towlr aud
Patch. wiid-cyed and desperate.
came 90 him with the story that
they must fico. lie quotes Towle a.
saying
Lawson. Tor Gods sake don't DO
what they are all doing Don't up
braid mei I've got % get cut lnto
the world and be dead 10 all I
know family. friends, everyone n
I stay. It's state pFtaoa or worse.
and whitney says I must go"
"A few days later" says Lawson.
"A vessel dropped anchor or the
Island % Jamaica. George Tovie's
body was carried ashore and buried
and ME Patch vas escorted back 30
the ship A few days later. with
weights " lead 10 carry Il 90 Is
last resting place on the oceans
bottom. the iatfsr'a dead body vas
dropped over tho vessels side.
simultaneously the members %
the Great and Good Court ~ the
Common wealth - Massachusetts re-
cclved. none % them could tell from
where. their promised vote MONEY
Ia the form of yarn that tho
stuff belonging % them had been
delivered % George Towlo. and that
Towie had decamped with Il 90 for
olEn shores. where be was living In
luxury with Mr. Patch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
DID NOT Bur
FROM THE TRUST

Tho two now combination chem
teal aud hose wagons for the fire
department. ordered some weeks
aEu by the board OF works from an
ohio firm. have arrived and. will be
given their official teat bY the board
OF works next week Much Interest
attaches 90 the event AS the appa-
ratus was purchased nt cheaper
price than Is usual. the board Of
works. Il Ia said. having turned
down fire apparatus trust that has
controlled In previous years the
supply Of such wagons Ia northwest
cities. when Il purchased the appa
ratua from the ohio concern
Tho movable fire tower will ar
rive soon and be given It's test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

White River potatoes. $50 per ton
Yakima potatoes f20u22 per ton
carrots. Coo Toe sack. cabbage. u
iac ID. radlhhea. Zoe doz lunches
locals. t2a 2.6a cwI. Hilvcrshina. s.
usid PEI sack. cucumburs. ti1a "
za0. Hubbard squash. 10 ID. cauli
flower. ttH1bc. lettuce. 2b4 4ae
crate. wax beans &C.. string beans.
t45e. beats. Tbc4ti0 90 per sack
turnips. 75e sack. rutabaKna. 7Bcff
100 sack celery. Cos G0c doEon /.
parsley. IT, D szc dozen. sweet po-
tatoea. Ia utA. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

Rev q II Watson. ID. has Just
commenced a ten days. series ~
Bible studies az the new tabernacle
81 tho Christian and Mission alliance
on Maiu stfrt between Twelfth and
Fourteen aVVuusa- Services each
day az : % and : 80 p M Saturday
afternoon excepted until November
g. Thia - Or Watann'H second ViH-
q % Seattle lie held his first ssr-
vice In q tent year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
SAT-

NEW YORK. Nov ai-A dis
patch from Nantucket announced
that the Red Star steamer Kroon
land. with more than a thousand
passengers aboard. b. safe. The
steamer passed there this morning
She nlgnalled all we'll Il WIS
rumored that the kroanlaud wha
lost Ia mid zorcau with all ON board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
Green Fruit E,o.

Apples. wenatche~. 7tcWtf2s
per box. native cooking, tou Tsc
Valencia oranges. ft00Wa.I5 per
box Lemons. $4,000 40 per box
Persian dates. sue 10. bananas.
tasQ0 gso bunch. Grapes. locals.
sea sse ~ crate. comishon. Nerdello
and TukAY IN = cases. TQI soc
Malaga. imported. 1900 ksE. Gran
berries. Cape cod. $500. Jerseys.
tf0o 90. HurkleberfIss. 79se 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
NV YORK srocks.

htaH.. sgs-a. gGI-f. zsa.Es Anal
Copper ~. 1884. EDzE. y =
o.. a77.8. 9Ta.g. 87a#4. Is Il r
gs "a. GsI.s. gsa.s. O. FL. az
q. fTa.s. Can Pue. 1894. fztsg
Is4g.ss &. g. W. 255#s. 2f7.g gr.
Eris Com 80 -. a4I-f. a8Izt. Ne
cent. z8I#s. zI7-s. Zgf.s. L.Eg
Ia8 Is. 1918 1915 Manhattan
Igs. Ig7. 1873 Hnt Hy. lZ4I4
Iz4Iss. - Is. SO Pae 1894.
JOS Is. Jos l-ss o. s. Cent nc. 1sg.
Ias. Norfolk 4 West. - s#s. 75I-E
f5I-i. Peoples Gas. JOS I.s. l9ss-4.
1881 Pr1ua. 1863. l3f1-f,
Iag ~ X. g.. 40 -. - rs. 1gl-z,
Il. { Com. g71-8. 80 - ss1-zs ST.
Paul I1fIsZ. 1873. 49, sugar.
1913. l6t1-4. 15z l-ss IS g. %.
GIs.g. G7azf. g II. IS 5-f a5 II.
as8-gs 4. G. J.. 10 81. - %. ~ a.
q. y. IL. lI5f-2. no -. r. s. 3.
Com -. u La. -; q. s. S Pfd..
1914. s71=s. 631-f MONEY Zlz 20
2 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

Darkest Russia ia the offering a
fhe Third Avenue thratnr this eerk
The play la thrilling from hnsiunin :
10 end. the story telling the life that
Il LED in Russia AZ the present time.
The nihillst den IL raldna hY the po-
lice. and unfortunately the hero and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
Hay. Grain ard Feed.

Oats. tss coo 800 per .sni barley.
tzaEo per tom wheat. Ss04 81 ton
chop. i2so80 800 per ton. ahoftA
o. 90 pcr ton. bran. so % per ton
ell meal. tsaes per tos Y " tim
othy. $500 PEI ton. f. -. cum.
pressed timothy. tte190 ton: new
wheat hay. tis t0G Is % per ton.
Puget Sound hay. ti38t3 per ten
midilinEH. iae.ee per ton. cracked
corn. $500 per ton. straw ttooe
rsF ten. Peanuts. Jumbo, Sc. AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

Another report ~ purse snatch
ing was made st police headquarters
by Mrs Nyauiat. OF soii Federal
avenue a purse pnatcher robbed
her % s. In money. a pair % glasses
aud other small articles iaat night
while aha Was walking along the
street ia the vicinity Of Eleventh
avenue aud olive street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

ney's right hand men" Below these
were the ordinary lobbyists. the de-
tecfivss. and runners uhu kanf
tabs en- every Move ana deed
DAY ard Night - the members af
the legislature. This Wna the Whit
nsy machine. ana q worked taTefh-
er with thar fine sulIdty ana even
ness which can only ha attained
with lots ~ practice ana much sue
cess N comparison uith this come
petsnt organization. an average
famu4auy Gang. Chicago COM
hine" or a 81 Louis syndicate
would lock Ike q broken down snow
pillow In August
HeadquaFteFs for Whltneys Mas
sachusetts pipe tine wern orened az
roung's hotel. pariors q 20 and II.
rooms 8. :. :, aecoud stony fruat.
Pariors 9 and 10 were TIE general
reception rooms. while u was Tor
the commander himself nnd the
holding o. important ana -tnuchy~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

1uiy. 1913 f51.s. 85t.fta 6As
Oats Dee. zaa-t. - .s. z5Gzsta
- %. May. 81 Is 10 ~ -. II te
- IS. 3lIsH
Pork jan 1915 1921. y 10.
May. 1855. l2i1. lz5z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
The MARKET rs
WHOLESALE PRICES.

WHOLUSALE PRICES.
tThese prices are 20 any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent hiEhsr1
Provisions.
Fresh Meat Cow beef. O. per 10
steer beef. GAc, veal EH9c M
pork. $40 10. mutton. 6udM &c NJ.
spring lamb. &c.
Provisions Hams. i5qisc N.
breakfast bacon. t1A uf6Ae No. bel
lies. fresh. lie 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
We CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST
VARIED LINE OF CARVERS
In SEATTLE

No o5srvopees carvsfs tips
No ou2rwopeee sterling tips
No 0ioTWorece BIRD caef polished holsters bu.khsn
No osFney curved blade buekhom handles knife and t.,a
No o5tTsopece set silver holsters buckhru handles
No stThfec- han1ea
80
No
No 0izfThe=
handles atberet $3.50
No
and fancy aaherett slo25
No 0ssThrce silver bolster buckhorn haudea
$1,000
No oi0srhrce
black $3.50
black leather case ..... Siooo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
Cold Weather Is With Us

and you want TO keep warm. Let
as sell you q heater that win do
C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

Native etsamsr, .ssc psr u. ra.,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
LAWSON
STORY

tcoa,lnaei From Pase oas1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21
CLIPPER ECONOMY

This is a high grade range
At medium price. 81 - well
made and very durable. Body
made Of Weiisvlils polished
steel. castings afa 81 BEST
quality HeHsemer pig iron.
thoroughly lined with thick
asbestos, The oven IL large
and we'll reinforced. oven door
is double and perfectly bad
anced The sheet steel high
closet has polished cast ends.
the rolling front works with
perfect freedom This range
e fitted With duplex CRATES
for wood ar coal Hy b half
turn ~ the shaker il tn
SANITY changed frum wood 20
eaal rrnte az che reverse. An
exceptionally good range that
VIII give perfect afiaf4rfiau.
Furnished with OF without
reservoir.
No. fsI5=l 9-inch holes. oven
iaFIs price ...4.. $500
No. gsfsG s-iurh holes. oven
itNts price ...z.. $4,000
Ma. tsa0=6 s-inch holes. oven
2oN22 price ...... S1f.OO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

NoTtcE-Al regular suit customers who
free ~ charge. VIII please bring them ia early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-21

high grade cast Cook Stove and is Of best sellers
Hgh and broad large and deep
bnaon cut and pouch feed Combination duplex
coal Neatly ouamened with nickel trimmings
carved Heavy substantial skrting
furnishing
plate Extension top
shelf Heavy draft
I'm front door. door kicker.
No SG-Four sinch holes. IN
No StS-Four sneh holes 1Sx18; ~
No s20-Four Sneh holes 20x20. price 800 U
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-09-01
What's In a Name?

Everything il in name when it comes
TO Witch Hazel Salye. +. c. Dew lit
AZ Co., Of Chicago, discovered some
years ago how to make a salve from
Witch Hazel that is a specific for Piles.
For blind, bleeding, itching and pro-
truding Piles, eczema. cuts, burns
bruises and all skin diseases, Dewitt
Salye has no equal. This has given rise
TO numerous worthless counterfelts
Ask for DeWitts-the genuine. Sold
by Woods a. Orme, Druggists.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-09-01
Sour Stomach.

When the quantity OF food taken o.
too large or the quality too rich, sour
stomach is likely TO follow, and e>pc-
cially so IL the digestion has been weak
ened by constipation. Eat slowly and
not too freely Of easily dige,tcd food.
MaSticatC the food thoroughly Let
five hours eiapse between meals, and
when you feel fullness and weight IN
the region OF the stomach after eating
take Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets and the sour stomach may be
avoided For sale by Woods A. Orme.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-09-01
Emergency Medicines.

Ii is a great convenience to have at
hand reliable remedies for use in cases
OF accident and for slight injuries and
ailments. A good liniment and one
that is fast becoming a fayorite il not a
household necessity is Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. BY applying it promptly
q cut, bruise OF burn il allays the
PUN and causes the injury to heal in
aoout one-third the time usuauyrcqmr-
ed, and as it is an anti,eptic it prevent,
N'y danger Of blood poisoning When
Pain Balm is kept at hand a sprain may
be treated before inflammation sets in.
which insures a quick recovery, For
sale by Woods q Ormo, Druggists.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-09-01
ROLL OF HONOR,

The following subscribers. old
and new, have paid their su bscrip.
lions to the Press since our last
issue.
Jack Howerton. Marion
Nina Howerton.
ODE Hunt.
J {. Moran, Salem
! + Threlkeld, Leyias
Leslie Love, DeKoven
Fred Lemon, Shady Grove
NJ . Eskew. City
Isaac Conger, City
Dow BrantIey, Gladstone
Mrs J w Wright, Hampton
Nancy l. Riley, Enon
Dallie Boswell Tappanis Wash
b w Belt, Lola
+ b Champion, Smithland
c W Jackson, Kelsey
ID { Griffith, indianapolis Ind
Mrs ! X Whit, Crsys
j { Hopkins, Hartford.
Uric Terry, Marion
Henry Waddell, Hardesty
Florence Franks, Levias
Chas b Lloyd, Fredonia
John b. Worley, Marion
+ \ Harris, Mena
John Neiderest, Neiderest, Ind
j p Ford, Tolu
a + Brown, Clay
\ j Baker, Marion
T ii Counsel, Birdsville
ID NJ Green, Calvert City
The Scout, st Louis
q w Canaan, Marion
Mallissa Sunderland. Salem
J . Henson, Salem
Sallie Barnett, Salem
Lon Jolly, Salem
w l. Hunt, Marion
w \ Jones, Washington
w II Sisco, Hampton
UIie Witherspoon Terry
j l. Wright, Hampton
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-09-01
The Stomach is the Man.

A weak stomach wcakens the man, be-
cause it cannot transform the food be
eats into nouriShments. Health and
strength cannot De restored TO any
sick man or weak woman without first
restoring health and strength to the
stomach. A weak stomach cannot di-
jest enough food to feed the tissues and
revive the tired and run down limbs and
organs Of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat, cleanses and
strengthens the glands and membranes
OF the stomach, and cures indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.
Sold by Woods & Orme,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-09-01
SAINT LOUIS
A BRAVE DEED

4 Louisville Times "Oh, | neve
e thought Of my own life, it was
/ such sweet baby is the reason
, given ~ Miss Edna Smith, tel
ephone operator at j. Bacon 4
, Sons, for her bravery in saving
the life of Dudley Smith, two
year old boy whose life WAS threa-
tened by a street car at Frankfort
and Stoll avenues last night. Miss
Smiths bravery in risking her
own life to save the child from
certain death was witnessed by a
crowd that cheered her act, but
she demurely declined to give her
name at that tine and took no ere
dit for her bravery.
She was standing at Frankfort
and Stoll avsnue early yesterday
evening when Dudley Smith, the
parents of whom live on Smyser
avenue, near Frankfort avenue,
was playing in the street with 9th
er children. \ west bound Mar
ket street car turner the corner
suddenly and the child, bewilder-
cd by the approach of the car was
unable to move. Miss Smith re-
allied its peril, and. with rush,
caught up the little one in h t 7
arms and carried it from the track
as the car whirled by
Her skirts were struck 10y the
fender, SO close was she to the car.
She then gave the child to its
young companions to be taken
home The little one, never real
ling its danger, laughed AS it was
borne hurriedly from peril an d
lid not want to be put down by t
Is brave preserver.
Il Just held the babe in my
arms a inmate and gave it to some
small boys and told them to take
t home and keep it there. had
lot realized my own peril until d
hen, she con tinued. but then
I is nothing more than any one
should have done for such a pref
y baby in danger"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-09-01
ON THE RETIRED LIST.

Washington, Aug 2l.- Rear
Admiral John Crittenden Watson
today was placed on the retired
list of the navy, having reached
the age of sixty-two years. He
entered the service in September,
1876, served during the Civil War
and the war with Spain, was plac-
ed IN command Of the, Eastern
squadron, which was fitted out for
cruise across the Atlantic TO
bo2bard the coast towns of Spain
bit which did not call, owing to
'ho fact that the war closed. He
W IS appointed from Kentucky, of
which State he is native. He
was born in Frankfort, is son of
DR.. Watson, and a grandson of
John j. Crittenden At present
Rear Admiral Watson is travelling
in Europe for pleasure, and inci-
dentally is inquiring into the me-
thods of moral training for h Q
men is foreign service. He will
make an exhaustive report upon
the subject to the Secretary of
IL" Navy when lie returns to this
cnnntrv.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-09-01
A BRAVE GIRL.

Miss Blanche Buckner..a daugh
ter OF the late j NJ Buckner, fig
urod AS the heroine Of "A rumanti.
incident Thursday, in saving m il
shipman L,Hton, of the United
States man-of-war Hartford, from
downing.
With her mother and friend
Miss Buckner was in launch
bound for the vessel, which lay
just outside Of Boston, when sud
denly midshipman Lawton, who
was on the mizzen yard, slipped
and fell over the side.
Quick as d flash the bravetgirl
dived after him, and, as the officer
had been stunned by the fall. it is
due entirely to her prompt action
that he did not lose his life. After
the rescue Miss Buckner WAS
cheered to the echo by the officers
and the entire crew Of the Hart.
ford.