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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

II Y 2 W y VVU
9irfereb br9nbt. Gent Qdts
ten til %. Maj mootoa a8gbl." ira
i'm a~orreiponpcnt / girtereo fplgsnhe
telegram. afienOt 81. 1876: IRE
QanQer at 9roprietar grotfelts
Guaro ..asilstrupgddro", branber /
9iebliffet. Gntelte 9reatarer er ins
oe6ranote. 0m Stue6uiet IAN reos
tes. fan tnbnu life iiqes. 3loen er
paaidt; Gieren par forum unoerrettet
ON 6pab Der f~oreItoo oso 5ruieIss
6reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

Steer frD8ne t6itG 8orleOen
Rat, ba BET bar en- 6iosnss qalOe cg
bet ineebe en- Del, fre5 Il 9ar &etr
ifiel pad Marienloit peo @oroiras
BORG. 9eoae 9eerne, Dr. Der lsrt
6iem ira 0arten, beoe 6sI9s
PaitD. 5ib." / Stoloen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

2anbbrueet. (gfter ,llees
ffrift for 2dnbmenb" for 26. mail
ODer bek 2anbet bar 0eiret | ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

6 tmorteligt Bunb. - Deb
Rsfoprerin9en at ct. 9enots airfes
Eagsgta9e / 8ingiteo bar man ifplge
.Ringite6 6~oltetioenoe" / ben iiOitc
3ib qiort ct sanIte eienoommeIigt
6unb.
9aa 6oplpingerne loa Der nemIig
tore Man9otr al BIN - ~o.itnot g.
1000 20. -. Der Itriper iia ira Sir
fens grano ! 1906. Ten Sang
6rGnote. fom moaite betenbt, BILE
&irfens 5a9sGtase. % bet imelte0e
gln ira 8aget er oa le6et neb paa
6palpinqerne. bOor BET bar li99et
6reo % Ro t bet for!s6ne Qarbun .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

fprlpbne l1ge p9ret fuloitanbig iOms
merligt pm 9agen men 5emperoturer
paa op til 1870 @r. 81. / Stpggen.
g1atterne bar berimob / foriteaige
Ggne o9ret temmelig tpli9e, ON enb
man bog tiloeIs far paret ri for
9attefroit. fun fra Hibee9nen meloes
Ter ON liot Rim paa @r9sIet | ben
tiolige mprgenItunb. YET Innes imios
lertib, ION llgerne Tfal afbetlle msO
9ulbe og 9arme. Mleb Senbag ben
81. Ififtebe 8eiret nemlig fulbit9n6ig
8dratter og Hog fra berli9 CONNER
ON iii @fteraar eler 9inter. Mdns
RAG Wor9en bar bet enbog / entelte
G9ne meet Iaa ItGrtt. at Soroen bIeo
btlt bpio. Sra andre Ggne meloe5
ON boloi ont 5orOenbeir, leoiaget at
itGrfe 6ageI6bger. 5 8olbingegnsn
er Der iaaleoes faloet en- iaaoan
Man9oe 6a9el Og at en- ioaOdn
.Storrelie. at man frn9ter for, at
@interia6en ifal bare taget Stabe.
5orrige l9e gap ingsn Re9n, %
Man9Ien poa Babe / Sorben blipsr
% mere fslelig. Saa Ipnae
@inoen 6oloer fig / RorosQorozZ F,
Ct Der iniblertiO nappe 6aab om ct
foa zen miloe 9lpbe, iom Qlantepats
ten tr1n9er Ida itGrtt I'll.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

ubefr "a SIbtbranbe. -
st 6efii9t 1or6enpeir, ltbid9et at
roloIomme 8e9n= % 6aael6p9er, brog
ifelqe Il. g. BEN 27. 0}ai fra &l.
12-2 ZEN ober R%b6orqeQnen. QDnst
log neo / 9in0inge og antanbte
Smeo 6snrit 8asmusiens Gntes cg
Smeb Sens Qeteriens Gnfes Gjenz
BONNIE, ION 6eggs nsobraubte. SOS
ten f~eritnabnte inbebranbte TO 9bist
% no9le Sbin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

5unbne PenQefta6e. -
On Mor9enen ben 26. U1ai fanOt
man / 9aloersu til en- eitnoom I
6iIftraaes. apben6apn, ct opbruot
Qenaeitab.
Ia goliiiet 6apoe unoerIegt Ca.
gen. Rite BET fig, at BET oar 5urags=
6auoler ;. Qielitns 9enoeIfab. ioai
fer en- Maaneos 5io iiben 6leb itiaas
let ira 5orretningen paa 5a~glepangs,
tel Jtr. 8, man baooe funbet.
Oct oplnites enoOibere, at be 10 b.
rnateoe 5or6rn6ere .Muien". 8uitaD
2arien. % oRGoen@, SIR. Clien,
lem Tor 5ioen iiboer arreteret, bar
oe boet / Gisnbommen. Man too
oem iirats j 6or6sr, % De tilitOo 1t
bare 5bpene.
- 81 9engeffab I Seer
9ronborg. Deb 6reberifsz
6era girfs 6%titraret 6e6anoles / ben
ne lib en- omfdttenbe 3pperifoq mob
to Qrreitanter, Gbriitenien % Gbris
itiunien. ; ct 5orbgr tilitob be II.
q. al bare f~orspet Ell Tterre qenges
ifabstbbsri BEN 80. Pobem6fr fra en-
5orreining / 6eIiingpr. Qf Sfabet
6oobe oe uotaget 70 ar. ION laa
frit fremme. tborimoo be habbe Iatet
@~ur6ipopirer og Bigger blioe I Sfas
bet. ION be berpaa habbe fprt pad en-
5raftepoqn nsb til Spen peo arons
horg og bnltet ND / benne.
gfier at 6reOerits6era Qoliti haos
he iat fig / 5or6inbeIie meb fine Sol
lsgaer / 6elingsr, 6leO Der foretaqst
an l1nberfsgsIie poa ret unoiOne Stet,
% Sfabet meo BETS Sn66olb 6leb
braat frem FOR 0agena 9ns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

OIep y ID III ltie ldt
Berlin laoet iig unOsriege At Qerbsz
Specialiiten Or. 2epoen.
SITTER bennes Rdab oil 6an / Com
mer BRUCE efsftriTfe Babe % auftba
be / Sdpar3burg : Sonbers6auIen.
hpOr bans Setter. aammerbe,re
9ruun be Qeergaarb er 6oF6ef.
6bis Der life inbtrabsr gebring
9s6et at Sommeren, bil @reb Molt.
te i~anbipnliabis til 9inter rejIe til
9Ggnpten. bois tsrrs og mifbe aIima
menes at bore iGrIig guniti9t for
bans angrebne Rerpeibitem.
anu en- M offine.- I'M
termejeriit 2flfreb G6riftenfen tom
ifslge q. 3. ben %. Mai for NOR iii
en- Maifine pdu 5%luuenifjolb Meieri,
6porOsb ban If beass Ben brattsbe ps
bleb fad irbe tilrebt, at ban 8oeen
eiier nfgit beb 0sben.
TprQiftebe Deb 0pbeffen
al aafpsfeb. - 5orleben fonbt
her / Sbenfe ct itsrre 5orgiftninestils
fqlbe Steb, bborbeb II WennsTfer sr
klepen fbse.
Gn / 9eorgseabe % bosnbe gofs
busarbeiber 6. Ssbnfs 5uifru bleb b.
20. Moj begruOet. og efter Soroefars
ben fpiite mar bos Seant5 Mober,
Der sr gift meb en- gensntnrbejber
Sacobfen fummeftebs. gn at Rsttsrs
ne peb Maaltibet, bbori beltog IA
Msnnefer, bar en- aalpeitee. ollie -
idlt II =, Der bobbe nbbt nogst at
ben, bleO ienere fpge meb 9egn paa
Gorgiftning. bporimob be sDrige ire,
ttr life bnbbe rsrt ben, intet fejlsbs.
6elbigbis ipnes be ongrebne at bare
ubsnfor dlporIig 5ore.
Stobsfagens Snbberetnine oDer ben
af BAN foretasne nnberfsgelfe eour
ifslge ,,Gbns Stiftst." ub pao, at
bet mda anfes for sobtgiort, at Sore
eiftninsen er 8ibfsrt peb Rpbelf.n at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

Trtbtrit86org Nmts 9brs
Tue afIluttebts ben 26. Moi. Deb
9romieu6oelinaen Der oberb9reoc5
ar ca. 5000 Wenneiter. motioere5e
@cbscitr @riiner ct 2eoe for aonss
ca 5abrslanb.
III De aIbre 6reberits6org 6olOs
6lobs6ingfe fit .Regums5rooe". til
6srenoe o2litbtte oq Omsgns 6efes
oplsforening", /, 9rnmie. Sblanct
oe mare 6in9ite i Iamme @ruppe 1T
n3arif @rsn6si". ~til6erenbe a6eliins
qe % Omegns 6eitsablsforening" en-
az 5oreningen til ben able 6eiteaols
6remme uofat 9Grespramie. 3 9rups
pen 6ingite at fremmeb 6albblob IT
iblanbt be 9lbre 6ucfnen : 5ingiten
..5etfpeq Sting" 3. qramie 4. % 2.
qramie ubbsltes life 6iGersb 8bs
raabs 9erespr9mie tilbelte8 5slbops
pen ,gSlord ben Qnben" (5reberifss
borg 6alo6lob) tilbsrenbe @aarbejer
Qeterien, ellie Sagelfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

Qaf6orgR + : er / mdns
qe 6enieenoer tibet ~iibsioarenpe, pg
onerebe nogle Qur bar nan / gps
raaoet 5ib eiter anben Ilaaet pua Sps
fprelien al ct MT. man bar imiblers
tio bier Sang ment, at BET matte
bente til bebre 5ioer. lu. ba 6obebs
er luftet .,paa qrrpe", fom
bet beo6er, orsfter ifelas ,Snllonbss
poIten" gnens gorgere ben MuligbeO,
at ben miolertibige Op6aoelie at So
reoba9ien iensre pil 6lipe permanent,
cg g1en, Tom eier ben forbolbsDis
monumentale "a tore. rummelige 6os
eebbaatsbngning, Der fun er faa Qdr
qammet. fan ou Der faa ct centrdlt
6eliqqtnoe Ranb6us, rer titmeb itsber
op til Ching og qrreIfbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

&anb. teoL. anub 9atfe,
Der meb fin 9uitru ifulbe ~afrejie til
9renIanb meb ,9ons Gseoe" ben /.
SUM for at tiltr9be Gmbebet iom
Sielpepr9it / l~lpsrnipif, blep oroinertt
Onsbug ben 81. Mui / 5rus airte.
Snipe bleb forieben fonItateret
bos en- port.aiit 8. g. 9anien, Or
fisb, tilbsrenbe 9eft. Der bleO fIaast
neb.
5eften ftummsbe / II. o9ffi.
5ltbl." fra Ruslanb.
0omle Msnter. Od Stalbs
meter g. SieHsnien forleben sruDebe
uben for 2aben beb Hosfilbe aro,
ftsbte ban | Fl. ,Rostilbe 9ibenbe"
pao ct rsbt &labe, Der inbeboIbt sums
lc Sslbmsnter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-14

0ottersn fiji Moberens
Sub. gn 10 : aarig 9iee | Rps
tsbins ;. bleO for nosen sib fib.n
meeet ilemt %forbranbt, fda man snbs
Og tbiblebe ON benbes Gin.
Ndor bun MI er belbrebet. fan bun
for enD.l totte I'm Wober berfor, ibst
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

More than half of mankind over
sixty years Of age suffer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually enlarge
ments of prostate gland. This is both
painful and dangerous, and FOley's
Kidney Cure should be taken at the
first sign Of danger, IS it corrects ir
r~egularities and has cured many old
men OF this disease. Mr.. Rodney
Burnett, Rock Port, Mo-, writes: I have
suffered with enlarged prostate gland
and kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bottles Of Foley's Kidney
Cure / feel better than I have for
twenty years, although / am 10Y 81
years old.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

A nose which in any way sug-
gests our apelike ancestors,
whether snub, hattened or abnOr-
malIy small, is deemed ugly. Cen
orally speaking, the long nose be-
longs to the people Of Europe,
where IS the negroes and MOngOl-
ians have short noses. With the
Esquimaux the nose is said to be
in many cases o fat that a ruler
might be placed so as 10 rest upon
both cheeks without touching It.
In man the muscles Of the nose
have little fexibility except about
the nostrils, which visibly dilate
and contract under the influence
Of passion. Msntegazza has re-
marked that among civilized peo-
pie the nose is nearly always de-
fected towards the right, which
he attributes to the custom Of
wiping his nose with the right
hand. Leonardo da Vinci discOv-
cred that there we're over ten diff
ferent varieties Of nose, seen in
profile, and eleven when looked at
in front. Charles Blanc considered
the nose the most charlottesville
feature Of the face, and recon-
mended ladies to regulate the style
Of their dress with reference to its
shape, and Lavater went so far as
to assert that a beautiful nose was
worth more than a kingdom, that
It is never associated with an ugly
face.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12
won al Name OF Fame.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills, have been made ia
nous by their certain yet harmless and
gentle action upon the bowels and i've
er. They have no equal for bilious
ness. constipation, etc. They Do not
weaken the stomach, grippe, or make
ven feel sick. Once used always pre-
ferred. They strengthen. Sold By
Davis & Bell, and Bearden & King.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12
A Thousand Dollars Worth
Of Good.

q have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, passing
gravel or stones with e~xcruciating
nain." says A.. II. Thurns, q we'll
known coal operator Of Buffalo, o. I
got no relief from medicine until I be-
began taxing Foley's Kidney Cure,
then the result was surprising. A few
dorses started the brick-dust-lik sub
stance and now / have no pain across
my kidneys and / feel like a new man.
1t has done me $1,000 worth Of good.
Foleyis Kidney Cure viii cure every
fomr Of kidney or bladder disease.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

Queen Elena Of Italy is said to
believe in the Montenegain super
stition that it is unlucky for q
child to sleep in a room into which
any light penetrates, and light
proof shutters are the order in the
nurcery at Rome.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

Preparations are being made in
York, Pa, for the manufacture Of
an Improvement in hypaper
which, it is thought, viii ill a
long felt want. In this the corners
of the sheet are scored so that they
may be interlOcked and in this
manner a pan is formed which will
prevent much Of the mischief
which the old form Of aypaper is
largely famous for. For instance,
II the paper blows from its place
on the table or window ledge and
falls on the door the stick side
cannot come in contact with the
carpet or iuniture on which it may
fall.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

The sugar trust has marked up
the price Of sugar again. Maybe
this federal opposition 3 making
the trusts hot and they are taking
Il ont on the consumer.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

Some Of the church people and
the Standard Oil msgnates appear
to be having a regular kniie-and-
scissors time Of il.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

Tuesdays election in Chicago
will give that city a new So, 900, 900
courthouse. What Chicago needs
especially is a lit.,,e real execution
OF the laws.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12
a TrIed and True FrIend.

One Minute Cough Cure contains not
anatom Of any harmful drug, and 1t has
been curing Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping Cough 80 long that it has
proven itself to be a tried and true
friend to the many who use 1t. Sold by
Davis & Bell and Bearden 3 King.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

Wonder how some OF the wealth
er prophets will square themselves
on their predictions for March that
did not materialized4 The ques-
ton of weather representation
is wonderfully interesting.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

King Alfonso of Spain is credit
ed with a desire to marry an
American girl. But that's moth.
ing. There are plenty of young
men right around here who are
entertaining a similar desige.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

United States Council Day, at
Bradford Eng, reports that for
some time past there has been q
steady decrease in the British con-
sumption Of America meats, /. e.,
hog products, while a correspond
ing or even greater increase has
occurred in the imports Of Canadian
meats, aad for the time being it
looks as though our packers were
rapidly losing the English trade.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12

A man who works as hard as
President Roosevelt requires Pc
RODS OF relaxation. Some mems
notion Of reshis to sit on a shady
porch or recElne in a hammock.
That is not the Roosevelt idea.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-04-12
plratIna Foley 4 Co.'S Honey ahd Tar.

PIFaTInu FUIoy % HVHsJ @'s 81
Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as q throat and lung
remedy, and on account Of the great
merit and popularity Of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations + offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley,s
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute offered as no other preparation
win give the same satisfaction. II is
mildly laxative. II contains no oplates
and is safest for children q delicate
persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21
TAGGAR7
SCANDAL

WOOSTER. Ohio. Aug. 2i.-Cap-
tain TaEEarts attorneys this morn
inE filed a motion TO throw his
wifc's cross petition out Antici-
pating such motion Mrs Taggart's
attorneys recalled the captain aud
asked three questions. First. DO
you want divorce should your
grounds prove sufficient" II Is
known that both are fighting for
the custody OF the children rather
than divorce. lie hesitated. and an
swcred Yes Next: III you can
not have a divorce and your wife
has grounds. do you want her given
a divorced" TagEaft was not al
lowed TO answer Answering the
third question. T aggart said he
wanted the decree granted accord
ing 20 the evidence. The court re-
fused to dismiss the cross bin.
The deposition OF Captain Poor
was read concerning the trouble
after he had taken Mrs TaEEart
home. lie said he heard the sound
% struggle and loud voices. which
soon ceased. Next morning Mrs
Poor went 20 TaEEart's home and I
was called To procure protection for
Mrs. TnEgart ! reported 20 Cot
Miner. Taggart said he was nearly
crazcd and feared he had used vio-
lcnce. tie asked condoncment and
promised never To repeat the Of
Tense"
The day when Poor saw Taggart
at tho hospital he said the latter
cried. ''lie asked me 90 take let
ter TO his wife, begging her not to-
take the children from him. told
him I would take TIE message. but
would use my Influence 20 have her
leave. so both might think over the
events and decide what was best
for them Taggart drank about the
same as the other officers" Mrs.
Poor told Of her visit to Mrs. Tag
CART on the morning after the quar-
rel and said Mrs, Taggart's body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21
N. P. Has to Dig Up
Wages of Deputies
SHERIFF SMITH FURNISHED PROTECTION, BUT MADE
RAILWAY INSTEAD TAXPAYER

Sheriff Lou Smith has been doing
little frenxled financierinK but Of
a most commendahle sort.
IN the past 10 days Sheriff Smith
has saved King county lnat about
s.. 900. Better still. the 5000 was
paid BY n corporation
II was all very simple.
When the Northern Pacific had
an internal rumpus and found It.
self with a string Of striking OPP
orators reaching from ST. Paul 10
the Pacific on It's hands IL APP
peaIed TO Sheriff Smith for depu-
ties to protect Its road in King
county. The octopus thought IL
would require about 40 deputies 10
keep things orderly and nice
Lou Smith sat down and figured
IL all out. He could not SO that
anybody's property other than that
Of the Northern Pacific Was endan-
gered. and the peril. n any there
was. came from the internal mech
anism Of the octopus itself So the
sheriff couldn't see just Why King
county should send out 80 special
deputies AZ its own expense. He
therefore told the octopus that II Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21
Stone Dressing Plant
Latest Local Project

The large number OF buildings now
In course Of erection here Is re-
sponsible for the decision o. Nc
Cam and hts associates TO estab-
lish their business In Seattle.
Indiana limestone is almost pure
white. and Is considered the finest
building stone in use in the United
States today. II Is used 10 a large
extent in New York and almost ex-
clusiveiy In Chicago. II is said
that Il can be shipped here and sold
as cheap as chuekanut and Tenino.
which are native TO this state.
10 makes a building OF beautiful
appearance. and IL is possible that
the chamber OF commerce will mako
an effort 20 end the controversy re-
garding the use OF Chuckanut. Te-
nino or los Angeles stone In the
federal building by substituting the
Indiana product u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

wanted any deputies 20 protect Il
from Itself Il could furnish salaries
and transportation for every man
sent out This. he said. ~as final
The result vas that each Of the
40 deputies sent out vas put on the
Northern Pacific payroll. and each
was furnished with transportation
a. an emploYe Of the road The
men were sent out August 2. and
reported on Monday morning. To
each vas due 10 days pay az 81 50
per day. the entire force costing the
octopus s7.s20 FOR salaries. Trans
portafion and incidentaia. which
would have cost King county up
ward Of 81 600. brings the figure
saved 10 King county up TO about
g.. 900.
And the same policy will be fol
lowed BY this administration
straight through" said Sheriff
Smith Monday morning. so long
as corporations continue 20 have
trouble among themselves and bring
about internal conditions that en-
danger their own property. they can
pay for u themselves II isn't going
10 cost King county n cent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

cenisrpiece or separately. II T. IL
inches ln height and has dolphin
handles vifh shell border. An In
dian scene ia etched on one side aud
on the other ls the head Of a buffalo.
tie weight ia loo ounces.
The punch bowl stands 81 inches
IN height and IL rs inches Ia DAM
rter. inside measurement II viii
hold five gallons and b. plated with
sold on the inside. n has two
graceful handles wlth fun modelled
eagles surmounting q.
The seals 81 the state and navy
adnrn either side 81 the bowl. sur
rounded BY the state flower. the
golden rod. Corn and wheat relief
work completes the decoration The
bowl stands on three massive feet
representing the head. shoulders and
fore feet 81 huffaioes. Between these
feet are modelled relief heads ~ cat
tie. the bull. sheep aud antelope be-
INK most prominent. The punch
bowl weighs 500 ounces
The punch Iadie IL IS Inches bong
and weighs ls ounces.
The silver walter ia 20 hold the
punch bowl and Eobieta An etching
~ the bnttieshlp adorns tho center
81 the plate. The walter has a shell
border with entWincd dolphin han
dies. also the seal OF tho state and
navy with floral decoration The
head Of a bear IL shown IN high re-
lief on the side The total weight Of
the waiter ia eco ounces.
The seal Of the state ig etched in
the bottom Of each Of the eighteen
cups The handles are fun model
cd figures Of a sea horse The cups
are gllded and weigh 100 ounces.
The trial trip Of the Nebraska will
take giace about November I. and
IL rs sEnounced at Morans ship
yards that Governor Mickey. OF Ne
braska. accompanied by his staff
and practically the same party Of
guests which witnessed the launch
ing Of the baiile.hip last fall. viii
visit Seattle When tho trial trip Is
made
The plan now Is 60 present tho
silver service TO the battleship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

Accused Of attempting TO ruin a
number OF little girls living I'm the
vicinity Of 1914 Sixth. Dennis sulli-
van. IS, Is az the city JAN with no
charge against his name. although
the police have obtained sufficient
evidence to hold him Tor an alleged
attempted assault upon several Of
his Intended victims.
city Detective Charley Phillips
was summoned TO arrest Sullivan
and learned from the mother ON one
girl the methods the man used to
lure the girls TO his room.
Candy and money In sums ranging
from IS cents To as high as s. were
offered and sullivan even grabbed
one Of the little girls by the arm and
attempted TO drag her into his
room. She cried and then he re-
leased her
sullivan was intoxicated when he
WIS booked at the station. The an
cry residents la that section Of the
city say that for the past week sui
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In brazen attempt to railroad
through the council two exclusive
franchises Tor the Seattle Electric
company. tho corporations commit
tee Saturday afternoon officially
acted upon the ordinances. aud the
flKht over them will be brought be
fore tho whole council Monday
night
Within rs minutes after The Star
with the account Of the secret
frame-up had appeared on tho
streoSs. the committee me- at the
city hall and approved the Westlake
franchise Tho original intention
Was not 20 convene until the rcgu-
lar meeting next "Wednesday. but In
view Of the uproar that Il was
known would be created by The
Stars exposure. Il was thought more
eNpesiicnt 20 meet at once and dis
pose Of the matter
Muilen. Lbindon aud BENJAMIN
voted for the Westiake franchise.
Rude voting against &c and Chair
man Bowen not committing himself
Mullen and Zbinden made an at
tempt TO railroad the Second avenue
franchise through. also. IN spite Of
the fact that The committee had
promised to give citizens interested
an opportunity 60 express them
selves az the regular needing Of the
committee Wednesday. A majority
Of the committee. however. made a
stand for common deeency. and
Mullen and Zblnden will be Obliged
10 bring In a minority report at the
council meeting Monday night
The action taken BY the commit
tee was exactly as foreeasted By
The Star. As far az the committee
itself was concerned there was lit-
tie discussion. as the proposition
had bern thoroughly gone over In
secret conference. Tho petition
with the names OF Second avenue
property owners who wanted the
earline and the exclusive franchise
Was presented II did not bear the
name OF J. A. Moore as many mem
hers OF the committee had hoped
Had he signed Il would have made
. nice excuse for several OF the
soloas TO vote for the exclusive
franehlsea
The meeting would have been de-