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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24

| Hennessy-Lot 4, block l., Workman Park
Harrison Home co. to B. ii. sweetzer.Part
James Russell Ford to Mrs. Eugena D. Por-
M band Sts a1d by Ol2cf wbe 3 Mott sSsS
John H. Gray-I3locks 1, and 3, sub of Pryor
Estate Of Horatio James Barnes, deceased
Decree Of distribution TO Eliza Barnes during
Grace skelton thereafter. lot 10. block B, Byron
Patterson & Miller's sub .......,..............
John Il Bathriek and Elizabeth T Bath
L. =. Abbott to John H. Baiihrick-IotsT IS
and 49, block A, Gardena .......,............. $40
Augusta A. Becker and Austin j. Becker TO
Albert Rider-Part block d, repat of Tebbetts $
West Adams Heights Association to Charles
II. .McClure-Part lot Is, block H. West Adams
s. Nicholson, Jennie Nicholson. & A. 3.
| Nicholson and Jennie Nicholson to Silas Mich
olson and Jennie Nicholson-Lot a. Mappa
Rosedaie Cemetery Association to W. 4. NY
ers-Part lot 24s; Rosedale cemetery. ..... SOS
| j. b. Lankershim to Nellie M. Lowinsky--
Lot l, Francis avenue tract .....,.,....... $500
| Hermosa Beach L. & w. Co. to Samuel G.
BordenaLot O. block s5 second add to Her
F, r, Bear and Maud D. Bear to John Davie Vie
and, Elizabeth J. p. Davie-Lots and 10,
Bell tract ............... ..................H $3.50
Edward NJ Fish and Lucy Fish to Mrs w
A. Nichos-Part block 1O1. Macay Ro .$1
II i2 and 49, block L. The Palms ....... $40
| u. T, & r. Co. to l.. b. zegler and Isabelle
McFadden-Lot 4. block 3, Short Beach sub
division No l $40
| c. l.. Bundy. Nellie Allen. John A. stan
wood, John A. Stanwood, individually and as
trustee under deed of trust 19S9-A 10 Mrs.
Mary ]. Beach--I-ot 25, block X, Ocean Park
villa tract .,,.......,......,.... ..,....... $40
Frances A. Cobler TO Frances c. Tomp-
kins-Part OF lot 4. block ss, subdivision OF
10 Prov & Scott tract Observation-Disclosures
| Mary A. Cobler TO same-Same property S.
Aniceto Uarte TO Mrs r. NJ Ward-Iots
l6 II and 49, block l.. The Palms ..,......... $40
| Rhoda W. Llndesmith and II. b. Lindesmith
to John NJ, Lawrence Agreement to convey
lot 172 I.ankershim L. 4 w. Co. ....... 800
| G. Ia, Bundy Nellie Allie (signs Nellie Al
len) and John A. Stanwood, individually and
as trustee under deed OF trust 19S9-54 10 Louis
N. Peterson-I.ots and 3, block l.. Ocean
Park villa tract ..-.......,......,.......... $40
Mrs Alice Christensen and Fred Christensen
10 Peter creFar-Lot 10. block n, Walnut Grove
tract ....s..ss............... $40
Henry w Renshaw and Elizabeth NJ Rem
shaw to Mrs Mari Ruehl-Lot 8. block 81. An
gceno Heights .....,.......,.. .,.,....... ,$iO50
Golden State Realty Co. TO Mrs. Jennie Lee
Fletcher-L.ot 2i4, Watts Junction tract ..t75
C. L. Bundy John A. Stanwood and Charles
w Allen TO Thomas cawell Crhonas Cald-
well---Lot a. block 10. Ocean Park Villa trt SO
G. T. Bundy Charles w Allen and John A.
stanwood individually and as trustee under
deed 9s9-bf, 10 Sarah cowell-I.ot Is, block q,
Ocean Park Villa tract .ts-,........,.,....,.S $40
Jerome Hailowell-lot n, block ~ New Elec-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
MONEY TO LOAN
100000 TO LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS CITY
real estate. improved. and per cent; sums
to suit.
EDWARD d. SILENT CO.,
216-21S W. Second street.

DO YOU WANT MONEY?
We will loan you on your salary, without
security indorser-
Semi
Amount Monthly. monthly. Weekly
$50 repay to US .-.sla.35 s6.s5 1896
IS repay to us 935 4.65 2,35
20 repay to -. 5.35 2.65G. lbs
15T repay TO us 49, 400 . 200 ..' 100
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE
GRO. IN JAIL.
His Bold Assault on a Young Lady
Dragged From Her Bed
Rescued in Time.

Robert Barton. colored, is in the par
ish Jail. He was arrested at his home
near Ruston Wednesday morning by
Sheriff Gahagan. He was employed in
the Industrial Institute. Wednesday
morning about o'clock he entered the
residence of J. A. Wells and attempted
to ravish his daughter, who with Mrs.
Wells and her son. were the only occu-
pants of the house. Mr. Wells, night
watchman of the Arkansas Southern
railway, was on duty. Having entered
the house, Bob Barton went to the room
of Miss Wells. He seized her, choked
her and dragged her from her bed. She
struggled desperately and as Burton
tried to open the door and drag her on
the gallery or porch he released his hold
on her mouth when she screamed des-
perately and Burton fed as Mrs. Wells
hurried to her daughters rescue. Bur
ton was tracked by dogs. The circurn-
stances indicate his guilt beyond doubt
When confronted with Mrs. Hodges.
who was assaulted recently, in a lonely
stretch of the track, she admitted that
he filled better the description of her
assauter than any of the many negroes
who had been arrested on suspicion. Bur
ton was transferred to Shreveport to es
cape summary punishment
There can be no sympathy for him.
This is a case when an appeal to the
higher law is always in order.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
THE BASCH CASE.

The police committee met yesterday al
ternoon to investigate the charges
against Lieutenant Basch-sleeping in
the station house when on duty. Several
officers, including Chief Gerald, testi-
fed. He denied he was asleep and was
cognizant of the presence of the chief
and of others, even if he had his eyes
closed. He declined the suggestion to
resign. AS he is an apointee, by election
of the council he will insist on his right
of being heard before the full council.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
RIVER AND WEATHER.
lis morning opened fair:

This morning opened fair:
River: Arthur City 1912, fall OF o.S;
Fulton 146, rise OF 90; Spring Bank
1o1. fall of o8; Shreveport 1872, fall
of o.8.
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Fair and warmer tonight; IN
creasing c1oudiness Friday.
Red river forecast: Warning for White
Cliffs, Ark, rise to a little above the
danger line of twenty feet is probable
within next "a or 48 hours. Some fur
ther rise will occur at Fulton during the
next three days. Preceded by some fur
Their fall, rise will probably commence
at Shreveport within the next two or
three days.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30

were presented, with few exceptions, by
request. AS there are only fifteen coun-
cilmen, it was not possible for each can
didate to receive a vote. On the first
round twenty-seven went down IN a
heap, not knowing or realizing "where
thsv were at" 1t was evident they were
not in it. On the second ballot the con-
test was between Tom Flournoy ami R.
F. Bains. Having received majority of
the votes cast or the third ballot, Bains
was finally declared elected unanimously.
Frank NJ. Lawrence was elected eltctrl-
cal inspector. His examination was
graded at 90 per cent.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
SUCCESSION NOTICE

No. o6Io-First District Court Of Louis
lana: Succession of John Norvack
State of Louisiana. Parish Of CaddC
Notice is hereby given that J. T. Means
has this day applied to be appointed adj
ministrator of said succession, and IN
less opposition be made thereto within
the time specified by law, he will be
appointed as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable 7. F. Bell
judge of said court, this 23rd day o
March, 1905.
]. H. LEVY,
March a6. Deputy Clerk
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
F. A. LEONARD, -

Clerk and ex-Of1cio Recorder
State of Louisiana. Parish Of Caddo :
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy Of the
original act, as same is now recorded
and appears on file in the records of my
office
F. \. LEONARD.
Clerk and cx-Officio Rcc"r,lcr
March 30, 1905.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
Ladies Black Taffeta Silk
Walking Skirts

Special lot just received by express for
this weeks sale at $3.50, $3.50 and Sra 50.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30

At the session Of the council held
Tuesday night R. T. Bains was chosen
market master to succeed F. c. Cain, re-
Gently deceased.
For this position thirty candidates
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
MRS. BAIRD'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS

The literary meeting of Mrs. A. W.
Baird's Sunday school class postponed
from March 18th, will take place at the
residence of Miss Edith c. Bentley, 72z
Texas strict, Tuesday, April 4th. All
members are invited to be present
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
BAINS ELECTED

Chosen Market Master on the Third
Round
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-30
STATEMENT
OF Condition of the
Merchants O. Farmers Bank
and Trust-Company,
Shreveport, La,

Opening March Furnished the
Examiner of Banks,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
"D0PED" AND SHIPPED TO
SEATTLE ON A STEAMER

Win the advice Of 4 loving wife
ringing In bis ears Ben Fraser. a
Canadian land office official At Nor
den. Manitoba province. Canada.
chose 10 disregard the parting IN
functions Of his neipmcet and stray
csl FAR aneld IN Victoria where he
lcat SO b. taking up with a mice
looking young man and a pretty
young woman Wednesday morn
lnK a Seattle paiFolman picked Fras-
Of up on West Yealer where he had
dropped in the door way Of a saloon.
overcome vlth drink
lie vas taken To police headquari-
cfs hut not searched or booked.
After the influence OF the iniotl-
rAnta had worn off City Detective
Adams and Sergeant Peer succeed
ed 10 getting a connected complain,
from the victim.
A few days ago he left Morden in
tending TO visit the Portland fair.
His ticket permitted Of stop-over
privileges al points of interest At
Vancouver be met the man and wo-
man who he alleges robbed him.
and turned him adrift on the Steam
cr Victoria bound for this city Tues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

SPOKANE. Sept Stricken
with paralysis and unable 20 speak
n wufdsl NJ. =. Wall. an engineer
on the Oregon Railroad and NaviEa-
oneeofipany's line. last Saturday
romhietcd his run from Spokane TO
starhucR. and brought the train 10
it's destination without a single mis-
hap.aa lie then made the return 20
Spokane and after his duties to
the railroad were finished. walked
10 his home.
ON the return trip from Starbuek
the engine broke down. Engineer
Wall. although suffering intensely,
worked like a Trojan under the 10
comotive until the damage was re
paired
Wall first noticed the symptoms
of his illness at Endicot lie be
came very 81. his limbs were rigid
end he could not articulate. Ills
affiiction was not discovered by HIS
TEAMMATES until Colfax was reach
ed. There Il was believed Mr.. Wall
was merely playing Joke. At Te-
koa, however. II was seen that some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

day night.
The last thing Fraser remembers
OF the Victoria episode Ia a haeh
hide 30 a room where be believes
be was touched"
4 thought I had made a win.
ninE" with the woman who was q
very handsome blonde but ! guesl
they were .Hirlnging- me. and nov
! am disgraced." stated the victim
20 the detective who coidly advised
him To write his wife telling her NJ
had been held up al the muzxie oi
a i3-inch cannon" in Seattle and
robbed % his money.
shes got all the money I'm a 10
cal bank and cannot wire for NOR,
without explaining II someway.
said hubby as he shook his head
diseonsolateiy.
You ought to be thankful that
you are alive" remarked the de
tsctive as he ushcfed him out of the
front door OF the station. and into
the cold fog.
Fraser thinks that he was "dop-
ed with choral but admitted drink
ing at least five kinds Of intoxicantf
during the swift hours OF Tuesday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
STUFF TO SWELL ON
new SEA FIGHTER

WASHINGTON. II. c. Sept IL
On Saturday the first zclaHa battle
ship Mississippi viii be launched At
Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel Clare Money. daugh
ter Of Senator " - Money. Of Mis-
aiHaIppl is 10 be sponsor
the Mitalsalppi 1900 ton ar
mored ship II the second class. au=
thofistd b congress IA 1908 The
only aiiips OF larger sire are three
t6,0e0-tuh battleahipa The Idaho.
under construction. ~ 20 be a sis
ter ship
The Mississippi will cost in the
neishb0rhood Of g. 900 600 Her
length a. the water line ia a1a feet I.
her hrezdth = feet. and diaplaee-
ment on ttial trip ~ 900 tons
The hull viii be 81 steel through
out. and The armor protection Will
consist OF a main water line belt
nine Inches thick. nine feet three
inches deep aud 2ie feet long There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
BLOODY DUEL IN EXPRESS
CAR BETWEEN MESSENGERS

notwithstanding their wounds
and weakened condition. the dea-
pefate oombutantn attempted 10 put
fresh cartridges Into their reYolRefa.
but were unable to continue the
bloody duel
A horrible sight met the gaze OF
the trainmcn when they entered the
car AZ one end. bleeding from half
n dozen wounds. crouehlug In n pool
ct blood, was Ryan. atmlthily peer
ing from behind his barrieade grasp.
Ing IN his blood stained hand a
smoking revolver.
A. the other end OF the car lay
Green. Hmeared with hia own blood
aud coughing up clOts of blood from
his lungs lie also held a smoking
pistol and was peeping cautiously
around the corner of his breast
works IN search Of his enomy.
10th men were too weak to talk
much and we're taken 30 hospital.
Neither has any chance OF recovery
The affair has created Intense ox=
eitement here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
FABRICATED BEHIND PACKAGES, MEN POUR volteYs AT
EACH OTHER WHILE TRAIN RUNS At FULL SPEED

DECATUR. III Sept ~ Barri-
cadcd behind packages Ia closed
express ear on a fast train running
from nement. hi. 90 this city this
morning. J T. Ryarn, express mes
EenEer. and a man named Green. a
former messenger. fought revolver
duel
When the tralnmeu opened the ear
dor on tho arrival OF the train here
they found the combRtanta warily
cycling each other and both badly
wounded In many places
The duellstE were exhausted from
the loss OF blood and were too weak
Ia reload their smoking reyolyers
From what can be learned, Green
entered the car az hemeat deteF.nln-
ed TO xiii Ryan for some alleged
grievance. presumably on account OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
HUMAN INTEREST LIGHTS
ON THE BIG BUTTE FIRE
sALoonKEUpGR sriLL SERVES DRINKS OVER nLAeksHGo
GAR IN HUiss-oUEER oA MACE TO TiLaAn BOOKS

for future library use The lndeniug
cards being compact in their Ming
cases. we're not badly injured. AMER
discussion with the insurance eN-
psrta, the books and library effects
atili la shape for Use viii be least
temporarily added 20 the fe-opened
library. For many years "a come.
souvenir VOLUMES u the fire viii be
available on the library shelves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
TALES OF the TOWN
BY THE TAT TIER.

the Rainicra. AZ the end 81 the nth
Inning and sure OF two runs. walked
of the diamond with the explana-
tlon that they had agreed with
themselves Co play only five IN
ninga. Doc Hoye and sHaot Mon
Hage were the center Of a wildly
yelling mass ut 500 fans. all clam
orinE for more ball.
when II was all over and every
body had gone home SORE and re-
aentfui. a good two hours before.
the door OF Doe Hoyu'a office
opened to a feeble push from with
out and the slx-foot deputy sheriff
from the Land Of the Thistle walked
In. his neck swathed In the sIiken
sash OF his wifs'a kimona.
Dos. he WhesEed In painful
stage whisper. yen has IA ri me
prsseF-r-rrlpilon Me voice t.
clean on IN boomi"
The ex-coroner. his own throat
swaihed In seventeen wrappings Of
indicated game. stepped across
the room and laid a hand on HoEe' =
shoulder.
Yes. Bohble." he replied in a
keen. bsoksa. falSatto. jaat audible
above the where's of both Of them
Yes, Bobble, aud YOU'LL have 10
give ME one. NJ vocal organs are
down. down and out"
Now the two strenuous fans ara
looking over railroad maps and
figuring up their finances They
contemplate following Billy Belond
10 Arizona. In the arid cline ol
which. like the chief Of the Raj.
niers. they hope 70 find their lost
voices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

BUTTE. Mont. Sept. THE
confusion attendant upon the big
fire here Il nov abatluE The city
council has taken up with Mayor
MaeGlnniss the matter of knocking
down ali dangerous walls. and the
police department have IN jail nofe
Than 80 thIersa who raaped rich
harveatn while the fire burned
More than Geo clerks and other EN-
ploYes are cut u employment and
the business men are organizing for
the purpose OF considering shat
may be done FOR these.
One eutespriainE saloon man,
whose place % business xRs In the
very center of the burned district.
IL san DOING business. and with ire
menddna success. All the labels are
washed of his whisky bottles. and
a consignment Of tin cups DO duty
for glasses. but over a farulshs
hlisfared and smoke. hlaeheued bar
he II atill serving liquid refresh
meuta In the ruins Of the odgcu
building A path cleared Of debris
leads up TO the tottesiug bar. and
the path has not been allowed TO
cool since the big blaze
During the fire two nrrvy linemFn
worked over the heads OF the crowds
all day. repairing fiFe miles Of hrok=
en- telephone and telegraph wire.
The burned library presents an
interesting aspect About 1000 Of
the choicest books ie, ont TO patrons
we're saved. and these. together with
:, 900 new books en- route from east
ern publishers. Will enable the IL
brarian 20 open up a diminutive u
hrRry In n few days. A strange fact
Is that hardly a book IN the vast
number on the library shelves. was
injured By fire. Being compaetly
placed on the shelves they would
not burn. and the Iron shelves above
each row prevented the water from
striking them except on the backs.
All the volumes are badly swollen
from the soaking. but large por-
ton Of them can be saved In shape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

the loss Of the formers position and
the installation Of Ryan IN his place.
After some hot words Green drew
his revolver aud shot Ryan.
The latter rushed 10 whore his
pistol lay and returned the fire.
After dlhcharEing the contents OF
their weapons. both men sought
vantage spots behind piles of eN-
press packages aud. c0olly reloadlng,
opened another fuuilade The sec
ond Volieya We're exchanged with
careful aim and each Of the duellhlu
received wounds.
Again they reloaded their pistols
and poured a third yolley AZ each
other
Several bullets took effect IN this
exchange and both men fell 10 the
floor. weltrring In pools OF blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

According 60 the latest adj Ices
from king street. W nrlu, Whose
shooting gallery h a rendezvous
Zoe old time sports who like "a tgy
au occasional shot az gams iu sim
lfe, IN the hero OF bear story
emauatiuM from the wlids of the
Otympica where the proprietor So
jouFnsd for a few weeks recently
Yes. was freed FOR fair That
bear. a big black female. kept me
guessing fof ~ hours after ! shift
"a frem one position 10 another on
the lower limbs Of bis fiF tree.
said HiiI "iler cubs must have
been close BY for che hung around
scratching thr bark until got thor
ouKhiY disguised,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

As the result OF strenuous roofing
fer their home team In It's battle
with the Rainiefs. on the Black
Diamond grounds. last sunday. ex~
Coroner Hove and Deputy Sheriff
Robbie Hoge. are speaking In whis-
psrs. or else In high-pltched.
strained falscttoS
Equipped with e0wbella filched
from trusting hossles. on the way
TO the game. and with fish-horns.
both the ex-euruner and the sly
sleuth OF Black Diamond took their
seats In the grandstand early. and
all through the five innings u tho
game they vigorously piled not only
their Cow bells and their horns. bat
their iusty voices as well. roofing
for the Back Diamond uins. When
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Ir. Jean MarcuIescu. a we'll
known French llterateur who is At
present visiting Seattle. Is AZ work
translatinE his work. Manual OF
Etiquette. into English.
II will be remembered that DR..
Mareulescu came 10 America from
Paris 20 find the sweetheart OF his
school days. Mrs. Ray Green, OF
Vancouver. whom he had not seen
since they we're both young people.
The wedding will take place in Sc
attic next month.
DIR. Marcnlescu's book. Manual
Of Etiquette" has attained wide
circulation in France and u Is eN-
peeted that It's American debut viii
be flatteringly received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
Seattle Man Was
freed By Bruin

4 could net shoot her because she
was the best Of an aEAument in the
firat place by bfeahlug my rifle IN
hand tn.band conflict OF course
/ shluned up the nearest tree when
realized mY danger I guess she
must have been seized with fit u
homrnickurks. for when aWoke
later from e doas 60 fiud nay legs
Htiff and asleep MrH. Hfuln had
taken hef departure.
+ CgawIrd down and snrakcd of
through the brush for nearly mile
before I dared 10 offer thanks for
my deilyerauec and then / made q
break Zoe the eamp, Nobody be-
ilrves the tale and I have $50 wit
nrsara exerpi the bear. but sou bet
II Is 81"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
Wiseman Was
Not Wise

William Wisoman proved himself
TO be very foolish by LYNX IN am
bush on Monday afternoon and as
saultlnE Henry Schmidt IN an ice
house at the corner Of Plummer and
Railroad. lie Is under arrest on a
charge OF assault and battery pre-
ferred by Patroiman W. T. Donlan.
who picked up his unconscious Vie
tim aud took Wiseman into custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
Lambasis Packers

CHICAGO. Sept IL District At.
tarney Morrison appeared In the
federal court and asked that the
pleas In abatement. which the pack.
ers filed. be dismissed. He declared
their sole purpose was in delaying
the trials. and accused the defend.
ants OF resorting TO ordinary me
thods employed by common crlmin-
ais. He addressed the court for an
hour. The arguments are expected
20 last several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
Win Paralysis
@@ Stands By His Throttle

thing was really wrong with En-
Fineer Wall and he was urged to
finish the trip TO Spokane in a
passenger coach. This he refused
to do. and with helper brought
the train safely 10 Spokane II Is
thought Wall will recover the use
of his limbs and regain his powers
OF speech providing he takes care
OF himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

will be tuueta protected by ~ and
hinch armor.
For protection against puncture.
the hull Is fitted with cofferdamu
throughout. packed with eelluiobe.
which will swell when brought in
contact with water and autnmatical-
y close the pnueture.
The Mississippi must make II
knots on her trial trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

one OF Uncle Sans fleets II at
the Navy Yard. To see Il Sunday
take boats from Pier at 9. 10. II
n. ~. i.15. 2 "a 70 and 2 30 . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27.-The
Corea. with the Taft party aboard.
was sighted 20 miles out at S 80 this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
Carpet Sise Rugs at
Sacrifice Prices

clearing Carpesirc few priced here
very that have put price on that VII
sel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

VIII y ~ = III"
President Of the New York Life
Insurance company. who has been
facing the New York legislative In
vertiRating committee ANA discloH-
ing secrets OF big campaign eontti-
buttons.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-04

The New Mexican evidently has a
new nan undergoing the unhappy
breaking.in process. In addition to
the paean of spring published else
where, the following from The Optic
appears in connection with an article
on storm conditions, but with no ex.
PLANTATION that the item refers to the
floods of last fall and not to recent
conditions; Eight lives are reported
10 have been lost in the Red river and
eleven in the Mora. Eight deaths are
reported from Rayado, four from
Chaperito and an indefinite number
from the upper Cimarron."