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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
DIVORCE ASKED
b. CHILD WIFE

jadaee,l by fraudulent representa-
tlcna "a become a wife. when she
was only N years OF age. Is the
unasunl story told In a divorce COM
plalntk filed In the superior court
this morning by Mrs Venus Hancy
aHalnI her husband Warren
IlaneN o man a great many years
ohirr 1 than herself The oddly
matched cnuplc never lived together
as nnaa aud wife.
Mrs. Haney asks for the decree
on the ground that when she was
married she did not know the ma
ture Of the marriage ceremony and
relied on statements made 10 her
which were false and made for the
purpose Of tricking her Into the
marriage. The ceremony was per
formed in Canada In 1889. The
marriage was brought about prtn-
clpaily through the efforts OF the
foster parents Of the child wife.
Mrs. Haney Is represented by At
torney Walter Fulton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
SANTA ANA INJURED
BY STRIKING A ROCK
VESSEL WILL co ON oRYoock AT MORAN BRes. roR re.
PAtRs-oAMAeE Do NOT AFFECT Her seAwoRrHlNGss

The steamer Santa Ana. formerly
owned by the Alaska Pacific NaVl-
gatinu company. hut which Was
taken over "a frW DAYS ago With the
other vessels Of that fleet bY the
Northwestern Steamship company.
r4a aground iu Hclkiah uarroWa.
about iso miles north OF Queen
Charlotte sound. Alaska. while en-
route ON her last trip north. and was
forced Go pat back to seattle. where
she arrived early This morning.
The vessel struck a reef bow on
On the morning OF January aud
aa a result her fore foot was torn
completely or which VIII ncet. a.
tate her going on the dry dock Tor
repairs Tho accident did not en-.
danger the vessel 10 any great rA-
tent. as far as her seaworthlness
was concerned
The santa Ana was In CHARGE 81
Captain T. s. Moore. one OF the
most trusted masters OF vessels ply.
iug those waters A binding snow
storm was raEing at the time aud a
was impossible for those ON hoard
Co see motv than half boat %
length ahead Tho passengers were
All asleep when the vessel struck.
and whom the shock eamc many OF
them rushed mp CA deck la their
night clothes. A few words from
the Officers II the vessel. assuring
them that there was no danger.
quickly quieted their fears ana all
went below 90 their beftha
The Santa Ana remained on the
rocks until the NEXT morning. when
she backed off and returned % Sc
attic under her own steam
Captain Moore was running his
vessel very slowly a. the time she
struck, and Il Is duo TO his care
ful navigation that the steamer was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

not Injured to a greater extent
When the Santa Ana hit the rock
ahe wnB barely moving through the
water. owing 60 ita being almos, an
tmuoaalbill'3 for Captain Moate TO
take hla bearings with any deEHve
of certainty Had the Santa Ana
been going at any great speed. roh
siderable lafa of life waHtd have IL.
suited
The saHta Ana left seattle ZOE the
north on the evening ct January l.
with 81 passengers aud a fun earfu
OF freight Captain Moore stated
this morning that while he might
have proceeded on his voyage To-
Valdez hr Thought it The safer
course 90 return 60 Seattle. la order
To prevent any risks which might
occur should the vessel be asaalled
by violent storms while crossing
the Gulf Of Alaska.
}. p TruWbridge general manaE
er of the Northwestern steamship
company. stated that the injuries 60
the Santa Ana could be repaired In
a short time and that the vessel
would sail again for the north on
January Is. The steamer Excel
aior was scheduled 90 sail on that
date. but her sailing will uoW be-
postponed until February l. az the
result of the new date SET FOR the
Santa Ana
To-day the Santa Ana ls disCharE
INK her GOO tons 81 earKu. after
which she viii pratord ta Moran
hrua. drydagK. where her repair
vii be made Captain TroWbudsp
stated it was impossible 60 naerf.
tain the amount ~ damages aua-
taiued hy the vessel uutl she waa
placed ON the dpdcek. buf he es-
pressed the opinion that $500
would cover thr costs 81 placing her
again IN commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
JAILED

A. VI. Harmon a private detect
i've. charged with suboruatlou 81
perjury. Who has been out on bail
awaiting trial. uas surrendered By
hia boudNmen. william Floyd and
W Mier. this morning aud o. now
prisoner In the county Jail Har-
mon Is accused Of trying 90 per-
Huade Charles Baker to testify
falsely In the sensational damage
suit Of II. oldt against DR. J. Eu.
gene Jordan No action has been
taken In the ease since last April
and Harmon 3 attorneys are putting
forth every effort 10 have IL dis
missed The bondsmen thought
better % their agreement TO be an
swerable for uarmoa'a appearance
IN court when the case should be
called for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

for the reason Of effertiuR SOME
settlement whereby y. s. Is. lines
can be run under the management
Of The Great Northern tbnt * Nhe5l
Hnd y Nusat are on their way To-
Sec Ar I'M
u Is announced th1t the offices
of the tuu companies. both iu Ee-
Httle and iu the orient VIII be
consolidated just what ufunRe-
mems VII be- made cannot be told
until the conference between the
Japanese officials and Hin
The deal la one Of considerable
importance Co Seattle. az 81 means
the retention or thla fity aH port
or entry for tho ". y. X. fleet
While the future increase ia Ofl'u-
TAI traffic might warrant more yes
sells between Seattle and Oriental
ports. IL D. admitted that the dime
IL not yet ripe Tor extensive com
petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
LEFT HIS CLOTHES
BEHIND
Especial to The start

TACOMA. Jan. flames Caruth-
cra. a iaborer. created some excite
ment early yesterday morning hy
the manner On which he made hts
exit from his apartments ON the
third floor % the Harmony house.
AZ Thirteenth and Commerce streets.
Caruthera went out OF the third
story window. slid down some tele-
graph wires 10 the second story, and
from a window ledge ieaped 10 "a
porch on the Cottage house. Not
caring 60 risk his neck further. Ca
ruthsra then walked down the stair
way u the Cottage lodging house
and from there out into the street
lie waa but Hcantlly attired. lie
disappeared soon after and has not
been seen since. Al first u was
thought that the man was insane.
but later u was reported that he had
been out on protracted spree and
was suffering from delirium ire
mems The mans baggage Etill re-
mains tn the room he occupied at
the Harmony house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
HE CONFERRED
WITH COUNSEL
PREACHER ON TRIAL HOLDS
impRomPTU PRAYER MEET.
ING ~ COURT
Especial To Tn. star)

PORTLAND. ore. Jan. Your
honor. before the case proceeds fur
Their. I would like your permission
for a short conference With my
counsel
The request is granted. replied
Judge Pickett
Then. to the surprise 81 the be-
holders. Rev Mr. Prttyiohn. de-
PENDANT In a case u trcapaaa NJ
NewberK knelt and offered un an
eloquent prayer. asking the great
Judge not only 90 clear him from
the charge. but to bring the blush
of shame TO the faces OF his perse-
cutura.
A prayer meeting In the court
room Is an unusual procedure. but
rather than becoming a cause for
lcvity it added Jingle OF solemnlty.
While the jury was being en-
panelcd Rev Mr.. Pettylohn broke
forth In a hymn. Though pillows
round me roll there IL peace and
calm Of soul.
The trial was the climax Of trou-
BILE brewing among the Free Meth
odlHts with the pastor. Rev n.
Bowman. on one hand. and Petty
john. n resident member. on the
other Tho former began a series
Of REVEALS When no thought they
had continued long enough he an
nounced the meetings would close
pottyiuhn tried 10 continue the
meetings without regard 10 the pas
tors wishes. and the latter put a
new lock on the church and ordered
the jealous parishoner 20 keep out.
Not baffled. Pettyiohn climbed In a
window. opened the house and pro-
eceded.
No legal counsel appeared on
either side. Bishop Coffee. OF Port
land. appearing for the prosecution.
on promising not 10 repeat the Of
Tense Pettyjohn was given the mini
mum penalty OF IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
At Ballard
WILL GET DELIVERY

Postmaster Peila. Of this city. re-
ceivsd telegram ffo mthe Huu. ".
. Humphrey last night O. the ef-
fest that be has taken the PROPOSE
ton ~ free delivery before the gen 81
crai postmaster a Washington for
consideration.
The ruurth assistant postmaster
general J : Hfisto. promised the
gify of Ballard free delivery N the
receipts ~ bailard for the month Of
December were az large as the nV-
eraEu mauth. NJ Peils stated this
morning that IL win only be mat
ter, II few weeks now before they
would have free delivery
John stephens. an old resident Of
Ballard. dropped dead yesterday
while AZ work on n porch Of a
neiEhhor stephens Eel well during
the day and ate a hearty dinner. II
Is thought that apopleHy was the
cause he was a carpenter by trade
and lived at Fourth avenue west
aud Sixty fourth street lie leaves
a wife and family.
Knights of PythiaH lodge No 1913
held a social last night at It's hall
The lodge also Installed new officers
for the coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
Bishop SpaIding
Sick

PEORIA. H. Jan g. uHHou
John \ spaldur. OF the Roman
Catholic church yesterday suffered
"a severe uarulyttr stroke. His
brother pf Leonard A. spaillHg la
by hia aiao continually rho entire
ieft aIdg Of thr bishops nody Be- ar
feDted. aua fpr seYef1l hours after
the stroke he was unable % speak
Gceghea applied 90 his head result
- iu bringing back m measure.
Li- Hpeeeh aHd tonight be WAS able
- talh
Tho biahop ls % ycaH old. and
e hiia b. bss been Boa fair health all
his life. his Nsc tyndH Ia add Co the
fear eft bile friends for another and
mugs aariouH attack At Il late hour
last uiFht b. VAS resting comfort
ably
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COUPON

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10 you take cold easIiy7
IL your hoEe stopped up
Do sou have 20 spit oftenT
Does your mouth taste bad
mornings
Do you have dun feeling IN
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l. there a tickling sensation ia
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To you have an unpleasant dis
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
RAISE CRY
OF DOODLE
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS IN \
BIG MIX UP OVER SENATOR.
SHIP

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. The
nomination IN the republican caucus
ot Thomas X. NicdrrinEhaua Tor
senator. % succeed Senator Coekrell
has provoked bitter feelings. and
probably enonEh republicans viil
bolt 70 prevent NiederiaEhauh' elec-
ton
The Journal. a republican organ
Of western Missouri. today devoted
two columns 20 n discussion of
Doodle rumora In connection with
the caucus. referring particularly
10 the alleged use ~ SEQ 0uO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
AT TACK
PRIEST
FooTPAps ALL BUT KILL FIR.
QUINN. o FNEW YORK
my serlpps News As.'al

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7.-Father Chas.
Quinn. Of New York. while on his
way o. the station last nisht 10 take
a train for Butte. Mont. was at
tackled b. three footpads He vas
severely beaten. stabbed three times
and LEFT unconscious on the street
ills condition ia serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
TIDAL WAVE
DOES GREAT DAMAGE ON EAST
COAST OF ENGLAND

by scripus News Asm'n1
LONDON. Jan. IA tidal wave
struck the east coast Of England
this morning and did great damage.
At Yarmouth the waves swept
over the marine promenade. Fam
lilies In houses facing the sea are
Imprisoned in the upper stories.
At Cleethorps the newly built sea
wall was washed away. Consider
able damage was done AZ Scarbor-
ough. Dover and sherness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

piapafths from 81 Petersburg
aay that uhen the second army Ia
Maarhufia. under Gen Grlpnenherr
ia organized the Grand Duke Nieh
nlas Nishalaiesllfh utll be ap.
pointed commander ln-ehief Nieh.
olaa iH nephew Of Car Nicholas /.
who vas auterrat OF all the Rus.
SLAMS during the Crimean var. and
i therefore a grand uncle OF the
present ruler
Tie uas born Nov Z. 1855 Going
into the army be served With credit
Ia the Turkish war lie has been
eeneral Of cavalry aud Ia a. present
Inspector Of cavalry Beaidea being Z
member u several orders he is hon
orafy colonel 81 regiments IA Aus
tria and Prussia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
4 GLOOMY
CHRIS TMAS
epy seripp- News ASSN

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. THE
Russian Christmas was celebrated
today. The capituiatlon Of Port Ar
thur cast a general gloom over the
Festivities. The ear attended
the church services this morning.
The baby czarevitch received nearly
a thousand Christmas presents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

shoe Sing. n Chlnaman who has
Iangulshed IN the county jail for
three months under charge OF be-
ing IN the United states on n forg-
ed certificate. was tried before
Judge Hanford In the federal court
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
MRS. WlHSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP

has hssn used By Millions Of Mothers for thsk
shfidren while feeff'aK for over fifty Years
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TWENTY-FIVE cENTs A BOTTLE.
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H. any evening. your copy OF The
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telephone Main 1850, or In
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FREE ADVICE
ON CURING
Catarrh

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
JAPAK WILL
OPEN THE
DOOR

TOXIC. Jan Il f. reported
that Japan has arranged 10 shortly
open the whole of the Lao TuuF
peninsula. including Port Arthur
aud nuluy. aud make d free 90 the
worlds commerce except for Ger
tain restrictions uolcaaitated By the
continuance Of the var
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
EARTHQUAKE

Cny seripps News Ass.nl
GIBRALTAR Jan. An earth
quake shock was felt AZ O'Clock
this morning Il lasted few sec
onia and no damage was done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

MADE OF TIE BEST NATE
hIAL-s r. sCfENTIFIcALLY - SO
THAT II AIDS DIGEsTION AND
HELPS SOUND. REFRESHING
SLEEP. TRY IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

2 boz HALF PINT BOTTLES,
DFsLVERED. zoe.
PHONE. TX 20.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-08

ing November. For second place Mrs.
o. B. Trip tied with Miss Luella
Bouo, and agame was BOWED to decide
it, Miss Boub winning.
Members OF the Aberdeen bar were
pleasantly entertained Thanksgiving
evening by Ex-Governor Herried at
his residence in honor of Howard w.
Fuller Of Pierre, the presiding judge
Of the supreme court Of this state
All members of the local bar were
present except Mr.. Taubman, who
was indisposed, and Messrs. Stevens
and Lamont, who had previous en-
gagements. George w. Nash, presi-
dent of the Northern Normal and
Industrial School, a son-in-law Of
Judge Fuller, was also one Of the
guests.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-08

Rev. and Mrs. ] P. Hauser have re-
turned to Mexico City, Mexico, where
Mr.. Hauser willtake up his Methodist
press association work.
Henry II. Schlemder has arrived
from Springfield, Mimi, and is the
eighth man D. G. Gallett has found it
necessary to add to his force Of en-
ployees.
Miss Margaret E. Wilson was mar
ried to John Purdon last. week in Nor
ristown, N. j.. Miss Wilson is a cou-
sin o: E. j. Macarthur and lived in
this city for many years.
Miss Nina Varian won the first prize
offered by the High Score Bowling
club for the highest average score dur
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-08
CITY AND COUNTRY.

A son was born to to MIR. and Mrs.
John Rahskof on December 2.
The fremen will give their annual
ball on Monday evening, January first.
Joseph Gardner Of Havana, N. d.,
was in the city Thursday and Friday
IN important business.
Rev. and Mrs. F. Fl. Brockmueller
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
daughter at their house on the 4th.
A Glassblower's union has been
organized in Aberdeen by State
Organizer Grotebak. For particulars
call on him.
O. +. Waller was down town We'd
nesday afternoon for the first time in
many days. He was warmly congratu-
lated by many friends on his recovery.
John Wade, Grand Chancellor of
the Knights of Pythias in South
Dakota, is making a tour in the south
ern part of the state, inspecting lodges.
c. 7. Palfrey, Sr. of Claremont was
in Aberdeen Saturday on business.
He announces himself as a candidate
for the nomination for sheriff on the
republican ticket.
The total enrolment for the city
schools for the week ending Noyem-
Der "a is 1897, a gain of 80 over the
preceding month, and 81 better than
the corresponding month last year.
John Amlie, the aged mar who re.
Gently died at the county hospital was
buried Wednesday. The funeral ser.
vices were held from the undertaking.
rooms Of w. III. Wilson, Rev. o. Glesne
officiating.
The office hours for the ticket office
at the Milwaukee depot are announcsd
by Agents S. 81. Lynch to be as follows
Week days, 6 to 8 a.. m. and l to 8:4(
p: m. Sundays. 10 a. m. to IL M, anC
Z to $40 p. m. At all other hours the
business is handled by the freight
Office.
Miss Matte Elizabeth Morrow
daughter Of joint Morrow, well Knowr
as the mayor OF Rudolph" was mar
ried to Floyd Charles Vaughan, !;
Minneapolis travelling salesman; a
the parsonage of the Sacred Hear
church on Saturday afternoon last
"A large number Of friends and rela
lives present. Mr.. and. Mrs
Vaughan left that evening for th,
east on their honeymoon.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-08
WANTED-Some one to ship ! car
of goods or less to Oregon at regular
carload rates. c. M. GIDDINGs, City.

WANTED-Some one to ship ! car
of goods or less to Oregon at regular
carload rates. G. NJ. G1DD1NGs, City.
David Grifiths, formerly science
teacher in the high school but later
pomologist in the bureau of plant in.
dustry at Washington, was married on
Wednesday to Miss Ruby Lily, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r Lily of Mime
apolis former residents of Aberdeen.
P. S. Kreps, a resident Of Cakes,
who recently came to this oity to
undergo an operation at St. Luke's
hospital, was taken with an epileptic
fit in the Sherman house lobby Mon
day evening. DR.. E. O. Miller re-
stored him to consciousness in a few
minutes.
Miss Nora Helen ABBY of Aberdeen
and Arthur George Bickert of Bowdle
were married Sunday afternoon at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Dahl. MI. and
Mrs. Bickert left that evening for
Minneapolis where they vii! spend
their honeymoon before returning to
their home in Bowdle.
r. G. Torrey, for many years a news
paper man in this county but more
lately IN the staff of the Minneapolis
Journal, has been.obliged to abandon
his work for the present on account of
failing health. Mr.. Torrey's many
warm friends in Aberdeen and vicin-
ity will learn of this with regret.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauerman have
arrived from West Duluth and will
make Aberdeen their home in the
future. MI. Lauerman has taken a
position with the Aberdeen Clothing
Company. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauerman
will be welcomed to their former
home by many residents of the city.
Julius Miller started for home the
other night in an intoxicated condi-
tion. AS he had nine miles to go it is
not likely that he would ever have got
home. Officer Harrington heard Of it
and went out to the fair grounds and
brought him back to town. The next
day Justice Jones fined him 90 and
costs.
Gen r. Waller has instituted divorce
proceedings against his wife. Maud Fl.
Waller. Upon motion of the defend
dant, Mrs. Waller, the plaintiff was
ordered by the court to pay her
temporary alimony in the amount OF
$50 per month and to deposit s125 to
guarantee the expenses Of the case in
court.
Albert N. Berg, for some years
assistant cashier Of the First State
bank, has resigned to accept a posi-.
ton as cashier in the State bank OF
Gwinner, North Dakota. Mr.. Berg
goes to a position where his oppor'
tunities for advancement will be
greater. His departure will be
regretted not only for personal reasons
but also because the loss to the South
Dakota State band of this city will .be
almost irreparable.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-08

Professor j. j. Cason, director OF the
South Dakota State Band, announces
the following program to be rendered
by his organization at the opera house
on the evening of December llth:
March-Onward, Christian Soldiers.
Grand Selection from Faust-Gounod.
Xylophone Solo-Twentieth Century,
William R. Stobbe, -. II. w. Hall.
Prayer from Lohengrin-R. Wagner.
Trombone Solo-Grand Fantasia from
Long, Long Ago-Round.... =. ..
....... Harold Giesor.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. e. j. Searle.
Decentralization Of Seville-Rossini.
Baritone Solo-Scenes That Are
Brightest = Grand Fantasia from
Northumberland ........
Gladys Cason.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-08

Overture-Hungarian Lus;spicl, Bella.
Overture-Orpheus-J. Offenbach.
National Anthem.
The announcement Of the winter
series Of concerts at the GottschaiR
by the South Dakota State band, the
finest musical organization Aberdeen
ever had, will bring pleasure to many
in the city and neighborhood. The
first concert will be especially attrac-
tive as Mrs. z. j. Searle, e Miss
Pearl Wiley, will sing a solo. Mrs.
Searle is without doubt n OF the
most artistic soloists who has ever
lived in Aberdeen.
Plans are under way for the appear
ance of the band in other cities in the
state and if they are carried out music
lovers all over the state will no doubt
be keenly interested.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-12-08
Water Cure for Constipation

Halt a pint Of hot water taken half
an hour before breakfast will usually
keep the bowels regular. Harsh
cathartics should be avoided. When
q purgative is needed, take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They are mild and gentle in their
action. For sale by all druggists.