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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
NudD Giner gegangen.
Wopor @eooer's aonpf gegen oen
Hing. - Die itaotiihen Cont
tratte.

tr1tte.
TbiIa6eIpbia, 4. sunni. -
8oQa DC. Dance, SefretGr Der Gioil-
oienit.Gomniiiion, bat olli Grillden
oes Wopor5 feline Helignation cinges
reiht. Sonce lit elm intimer Srerrn6
BON Somes y. Mc9tihol, zines Ser
republitoniiden 5iibrer bon EbiIa.
oclp6io.
Sic 3eit lit gefommen, 5lt ipelfcr
ieoer Burger bon Ebilooelpbio lid
BON Nellem Der Sod)e Der ebrenboi.
ten Tcrtuoltlrng lueiben ioQte. Wo&
mir g%egenluortig brolihen, Iinb
MtGnner, tpeld)e Grin5ipientrelle be.
Iibcn. @enn Ole 9cp0lferuno ltnIe.
rer Stoot iif Der 6riifte Der lima.
item Sriumpbe frelten mill, 10 m1tB
tic oorollf bcboht Icin, icbcS llebcl,
lpeld)eS bo8 %Io5inle mo politiide Sc
ben u~liercr Mllni5ipolitGt beorobt,
iofort ms Nltgc 81 fniIcn mo mlltb-
bon I'M Seine 81 critidcn." Die Dor
Itebcnoc %NcuBerung tbat Manor
Wcoper nit 9e5ltg alf leinc iiing=
Itcn Stritte gegen bic Republican,,
ifc Organization. Gr erfIGrte oId),
er iei bon icber Der Weinun9 gene.
len, ooB cine Stoot Die GontroIc unb
Sen 9ctrieb ieiner 0iientlihen Inlo.
gen icIbit in S6noer boben ioQte.
Samuel SutcIiifc, Der Gbci ocS
Observation-Disclosures : bureaus, nitr.
sc 0citcrn nod oen 8eIdGftSrGllmcll
ocS WnporS beld)ieoen mo crbiclt
BORT 0ie @eilltng einen @erid)t iiber
oic tp0brenb bes SobreS orsgcfiibr'
ten Irbciten un0 ibrc HiidltGnoe 81
licfern.
@riioer 8ore, BON oeren Der cine
StootSlenotor un0 Ser onbere 't0oti.
ifcr Hccoroer Of 9ecos lit, bobcn
Den Gontrost fir boS loltfel1oc Sobr
8ugcidlo9en erbultcn, obcr sic Nr.
belt an onocre Decentralization aus
gcgebcn. GoS @eIct ictt pcridie.
oeue Strofen fir ben 6ol felt, oof
ben Slnforbcrungen ser GontroftC
llid)t cntIproder miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
3icbcn Dor, Ut idjiucigcn.

2ouiSpille, ap, A. sunni. -
Oberit Sbonlos .. SSboilrne. ser
Sctrct6r ocS Grefutips Gomitc'S scr
Heunion ser GonioocrirtclL bate Dor
&ur5cm iid) an aoniq Goworo bon
England uno Eraiiocnt Tooeicpclt
nit Der 9ittc aeluon0t, an bic Der.
ciniGtcn CONFEDERATION &etcroncr,
lucldc om II. SUM- bicr ibrc SobreS.
pcriommIung obboItcr, 9otihoitcn
5u rid,tcn. a0nig Goiporb IieB ieoody
6urd icincn EripoticfrctGr mittbci,
len, cS lei gc9cn sic @cpflogcnbeii
bcS &oni9s, oil oifcntIihc @crion1nl.
lilngcn hicicr Irt 9otidoitcn 5lt
rihtcn. uno ErGii6ent Hooicpclt
Icbntc OoS @eilld) nit Scr 9entcr,
fitng ob, cine Oernrtigc Yotiduft
miiroc cii1cn 81 oberilGhlihcn Gbo'
roftcr tro0en mo ncnl1 er nid)t al
Srt uno Stelle iogen fonnc, mas er
5l Io9cn bobc, 10 5icbe CT Dor, ST.
id)pcigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05

llebrngen nlti Dem oorttpen Grer5ier,
Glub aCrictb oltf bis ieBt nidt ouiQcs
fldrte &Seiic inter Die Elabpotronen
cine id)arfc. Die Wirfullg 0eS Sduliz
les mar Cntieblif. 80 Solooten mltr.
ben Ollrd) Die @ronote, Die mitten I'm.
fer cine 9ompognie iubr uno ioiort
trepirte, altf ser StcQe getootet utO
DieIe onoere ihrper pcrlebt.
20 prio" muBte umfebrcn.
II, 4. Sunni. - Ger oi,i ocm
@cgc nod @citinoicn bcfinolide
"0ambrrg Imerifo" Compiler .Sps
rio" couioirte qcitern Mtorgcn bel Der
Iilafobrt aus Dem Noien BON Gopcr
NIT Dem britiidcn Sdiff yHodpoo0"
luno mitroe bel Dem 3ulomntcnitob 10
ldlocr beld0oi0t, DOB CT mmfcbrcn
ntllBte.
@ertGpoIlc @em0lbc Der
fault.
&ouooll, 1. &lrui.-9ic (mcc0s
mouth @cm0lociomnllutQ lutr0c
in Gbriitic'9 perfolllt un0 brndtc
ilber $235.OOO. Ger &crfoltf 0olcrtc
o~nocrtbul6 Stlm0cu. SIS ucrloutct,
0ob 5. Eicrppnt Niorann Elm For-
trait ser &oou NuCbtrn bon &oe,
burn iiir %l5,G15 tullitc uno iCrncr
cine Nn5ubI onocrer iriiberer cngli.
idcr @cmGloe bon NocburlL Cir SO.
ibltu HCpnol09 u1h Wtorlono.
Yonif in elmer 9on5crts
GullC.
Petersburg l.. Sltni. - On
EouIooSf, nobc G5orSfoicsScI fam
&c bclrtc in elmer Gon5crtboQc 81 ci.
mem Eunif, IN mcldCnl piclc Gcrios
men pcrlcBt mllrocn mo olld mcbrcrC
Qct00tct mor6cn icin ioIlcn. Gas
Srfcitcr bate lid aemcigcrt, mtf
Ncrlongcn 6cS omucIcnocn Nll6Ii.
tllmS cincn Truucrmnrld ST. G6rcn
ser Opicr ser Sccid)lodt I'M iopu.
niidcn Wcerc 5r ipiclcr, cS cntitono
&GrnL unb ais lid Die Eoli5ci ciu-
mildtc, nm 6ricocn III %ItiitclL bro6
Cin milocr Tonif oltS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Ias nnaclaoenc @clucbr.

Gorintb, sc, 4. SUM. - Sn
benz 6eim Der 6omilic Erilebaro oo.
bier bot Der iunge Frileboro ieine II
Sabre olte Sdlpeitcr Nettie |rilc.
boro nit einem @ctuebr crid)oiicn,
bon uelhem cr gloltbtc, cS iei nidlt
geIooen. Ter Safer scr Sinoer bate
oos @elpebr am oorbcrqchcnOcn
Gage geloocn, nm cincn @iri6, ocn
or geleben botte, SIT idieBcn, oodb
bate CT Oic Spurcn ocS GbicrcS nid)t
mieOcr iinocn f0nncn uno bel %icitcr
&einfebr Die gelo0cnc 6lintc in cine
ode gcitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Nus Dem Snncrcn MarDlano's nno
ben a%n9rcn5cnbcn Stnntcn.
Gruftid) Re Turmcr.

S1t Der 9tGbe bon 8oppiclu, Gccil.
Gountp, mcrocn sur 3cit groBc clct.
trtihe Werfe 0cboltt, luclde olird Oie
itorfen @oiieriGae in iener @cQen0
ibre 9etricbatroit crbnltcn iolcn.
8ilpin's Sale BADEN BORT cincn SSoa
bon 1876 SUB un0 f0nlcn mcbr ais
bulloert EIeroctrditc clttpidcln. Die
Vintage ioa 10 9roB pcrOcn, DAB sic
Stootdcn Clifton, NiiingSun Nortb.
ealt un0 G~bciopeote Gitp. ioluic Die
oojipilfen licgenocn 6orncr init &c.
llllgeno @Icftri5itGt iiir irqclto mcld)c
3lucde oerleben mcr0cn f0nlcn.
u II d D les &crbrcde en-.
Sn Cumberland lit ser 30" Sabre
alto GborIcS @ilion olli oie NnfloQc
o~crDnftct mor0cll, iid) IN CriminCllcr
Wcile inter Dem Bette zines aaroui.
'clS an 5lpci Wt0ohcn o~ergongen SIT
bobert, Die nod nift 10 Sabre alt
lpnren.
Ger Setd nam zines Il IL
bctunntcn.
Mn Der &illte bon Sap Scnrn ga,
lit ser 2eid)nnm zines llnbctonutcu
bon 0cn McercSmoqcn al ooa liter
geruoidcn mor0cn. Icrielbc mar obcr
'don 10 iebr uermclt, ooB er ioiort be-
eroigt mcrocn mlBtc. Ger umgciGbr
fiini SUB ulo iicben 3oQ groBeNtom
batte lciftcs brollncS Soar, mog I'M.
gcf1br 1l0 Yilrno u10 ea icbltcn ibnt
5luci obcrc uno 5mGi untcrc Sabine.
Sm llebrigcn bate er 9fidt5 III lei
men Soihcn, mas SIT icinCr (Socntiiis
strung bate iilbrcn f0nncn.
&epubIitoncr in 6rcOc-
rid Gountn.
Die HcpllbllfQncr Don Src0Crids
County bubcn iolgenoc Gou0iootcll
III ibrcr County . Contention 81 Src=
0erif nominirt: llntcrbnu3 Scr @c-
leBgebltng - @iQtnm 6. Hihoro5
bon 9rmamid, Gborlea &. Gulcr pom
Greagerstomn, 8cor1c :. HudeD bon
Ircoerid, GburlcS u. 9tico0cml2 BON
@oltcr9pile uno Norou II. Nnocr3
bon Sre0erif; Sherifi - SoGn @p.
Mors bon 6rcoerid; Gountp 2 ShnB.
mciitcr - George ". Grltm bon Sci.
%icrion; Gountp.GommiiiGre - $. NJ.
aeiollper bon 6rcoerif, 2cuiS s..
@onens bon 8urfcttapille, Z. q. Gin
terlnon bon Wu~ltersuille; GountDs
@eometcr - 81. q. Hogcr; W}itNlics
Der ocS Stoots GcntraI Gonlite'&
fir 6rcoerid e Gou1tp - Ncno z.
@nrp, Mogcr Wtottcr bon 6re0crid,
Slopo Yolnlcr BON Scluiatolun, &obn
u. Golljcr BON Sburmout, u. NJ. Not.
tcrion bon GnmitSburg @iliam y.
GlltabaQ bon Moo0aboro.
nSocob Come. Sn ititut."
Sm ySncob Come & &nltitltt" bel
BORT 9epoiit bcgorncn gcitcrn sic
SobrcaidllBieiern nit elmer @}rc0igt
oes YaltorS Or. Butler bon ySoibiltg.
ton. IS erbnIten y Gnubeu l1o 8
MGod)cn ibrc 0roouirung9 Giplome.
@runO it cinlcgunQ.
Sn Soncof bnbcn sic 6rcimollrer
am Sonltog Den @rl1oltcin ST ciuem
Northumberland Gclc9t. Gr-9mn.
ocsienotor @ellin9tou biclt Oie Set,
reoe. Die 2ogcn aus alien bcnod)s
bortcn St0otcn nobnlen al ser 6cicr
Sbeil. Ons @cbGlloc miro 0rci Stod.
merfe bod lpcrocn mo ioll $4,000
%foltelt. Snl 5meiten Stodluerf miro
ciur nrn{n Souc niu,nr;4+n+ r,orSn,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Sdmdde,afdube

ieoer s(rt, ei1erlei tpie perilrinft, be-
ionocrs WGnneridym0de, 8ebirit'
uno Hiidenmorf Grihopfnng, Ner-
penifnade raid unb griltolid) &C.
BELT burh meme tbotiGdlih number.
bar eriolgreife nelte brieflite Be
banblrng, Sogor dlteren Settelt
nelle 2ebensfrait geiidert. Frobc'
gebanolnng abiplnt f%oitcnfrci, 10 oaR
iid Seocr iclbit iibcrscmgcn fam.
Nian abreiiire
Or. Is nitau Subcrt,
564 Mupouaro. Mpc., Detroit, Mid.
CSnui4, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Henc
GbicoGocr Strifc ioa uitiidmciie" bel,
Qclcgt merocu. - Striferiiibrcr
S'SGeo pcrboitct.

OpNN hNbbN'I W.
Gbicogo, 4. <ni. - Mon bGIt
eS icBt iiir m0glidE oen biciiQcn
6ubrmonnS.S Strife itiimciie Gin Grs
DC 81 MADDEN. Die &crtrctcr bcS
yGcomitcrs Soint Council" "crflGrtcn
iid) bcrcit, nit cincm Sricocn5sGos
mite 5uiommen ST. trctcn, ipcld)eS
BON Sen @ciibcrn Scr GcportcmcntS-
@cih1ftC %crronnt mcrbcn ioll. 60.
Silmon Elm &oufn1onm an Der
StotcsS trnBc, ilbcrnobm Is, ole Gr.
ncnmnQ cincS Gomitc'S Scr Mrbcit-
gebcr bcrbci5llfiibrcll, crflGrtc abcr,
Die NcportcmcntS = 0eid)Gitc mir
bcn ni6t 5ugcben, bob onOcrc bon
Dem Strife berii6rtc @cldGitc bon
Dem g~cplontcn SricocnaihIltiic ans.
9eldloIicn miirocn. Yr0liOcnt Der.
marc WllQigun BON ser bieiigen
Union Der Grprcbfu1rlcrtc crfIGrtc
lid nit ser 9ccnoiglrng oc9 Sam.
pies, ioiucit Die 2obcnocihGftc lu,o
Gnllilclltc babel ms Spicl fonnrlcrL
cinOcrltonbeL fiinoigtc obcr al, cr
lei cntid)icbcn gcgen cine &critGnoi.
glng nit ocn GrprcB = @cicai6oi-
ten, lucnn oic Si,brIentc bon icincr
Union ni6t mieber altgcItClt mir.
0erl.
Die rNiiociotcb @llil6inQ GroocS"
bnbcn bcidloiicn, ibren Dor nd)t ga.
gen GcioBtcn 9cihlllb, oob tic Sen
Strife Der 6ilbrlclltc ridt moroIiif,
unb iinon5icu unterItiltcn lpoIlcll,
nidt r~iid10nQi1 81 MAIDEN. Ger Scr.
bonb bate iriibcr bcn I~ltbrlclltcn
cine mohcntIidc llntcrltiibWr0 bon
$1,000 gc5oblt.
Ger ErGliocnt ser international
BROTHERHOOD Of ScomIter8" Gornc-
luis Y. Sbco, ipurbe gcitcrn Nod).
mittug ouI cine bon Nobcrt :.
Sborne, ocnl &iiliS.@ cncrolbctricbS.
letter bon montgomery Moro & So,
crbobenc @cihuIoigung ser criminel-
len Ecrlc>moung perboitct. Ser
GoriilbrlingSbcfcbl mar bon Nid,tcr
2. $, Wctbco bonn 0unoC@ IiitriftS-
gcridt rod) Ginrciduuo ser alooe
Seitcns Tbprnc'S crloIicn luorocll,
neld)e bon Shea ShooCucrlob I'M
9etrogc bon $4,000 forocrt. Sic
Glogc itiitt iid) olti oic BON Sbcn in
Sntcrpielus olti9citelt 9cboilptlmg,
Shornc babe ibm $4,000 fir bic In.
oronlng cineS Strifes ge9en Gears,
Toebitd & 60, Gin grobeS @cld1itSs
bolts, ongebotcn, meId)cS lid nit
oemiclbcn 0eihoits5luei9e, iuie
Wontgomcrp Woro & 80, belhGi.
tigt. SCR. Sborne bc5cid)nct sic
i1nmtIihen gn9aben Sbeo's olS
luntpubr, utb in Der alo9e miro bar
ouf b%ingcpicien, boB Sbeo feinen
beItimnten @obniis, bolo bier, bolo
% nit Dem Strife 81 tbun babe, mo
oesbolb porgeiiibrt nnb inter giirg'
it)oft Iiir icin Griheinen Dor 8eridt
geItclt lperocn ipnte.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13

AN IDEAL CITY FOR GIRLs.-In
Troy, N. Y, there are 10000 girls
working in the collar and glove fac.
tories who receive . considerably high.
er wage-rate than the young men COM
mand. They receive from SIS to
SIS per week. The women under this
condition, very naturally lead in plan.
ming and promoting social objects.
Troy was once noted for products in
iron, but the competition Of Pittsburg
and other furnaces absorbed the bust
ness, except the manufacture OF horse
shoes, for which Troy il still noted.
The handling of heavy iron and steel
billets have produced . stalwsrt gen.
Grafton Of men, and many noted
athletes are from that city. AZ
consequence Troy is an open" town,
where the usual accompaniment Of
ring sports, gambling and horse.racing
are'common. This condition 10 deemed
necessary from the fact that Albany 10
only six miles away, with ample car
line facilities, and it makes Troy
competitor for the business that Is de.
veloped by the high tepsion Of sporting
life. As some Offset, however, Troy
prides itself on being the only city
in the United States which pays high.
or wages to women than 10 men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13
Open Letter to Governor Mead.

The Spokane Critic in its last iss ne
publishes letter addressed TO Cover
nor Mead, and is a. follows:
To Goveraor-elect Mead, State Capitol,
Olympia, Wash:
Dear Sir-The fact that you have
been elected Governor OF the whole OF
this State entities The Critic TO ad-
dress you a. q local celebrity.
You have been elected to high Of
fee by an overwhelming majority and
the people will watch your administra.
tive actions with interest.
The Critic believes that you are
actuated by the highest ideals of citi-
zenship and it believes that you will
be moro than willing to do what you
can to put the political affairs of this
State in more wholesome condition
than nov exists.
We call your attention to the fact
that an effort 10 being made to foist
upon the people of this State, % its
Representative in the United States
Senate, man who has been proven
absolutely untitled for the Office. He
possesses no qualification other than
wealth.
The attempted prostitution of good
citizenship is being led by United
States Marshal Hopkins, traitor to
Mr.. Fosters cause, and George H.
Stevenson the notorious lobbyist, re-
Gently discharged by the so-called rail.
road interests Of this State.
You are not . stranger TO the politi.
cal methods OF these two gentlemen
and you must also know that you
would render lasting service to the
State il you would, once and for all,
put them out OF business.
Tho Critic suggests that In order to
accomplish this result quickly and
finally you request the Superior Court
OF Thurston county 70 call q grand
jury during the coming term Of tho
Legislature. II there 10 the slightest
hint Of bribery or corfu ption have
these two worthy patriots and any
others who are suspected hauled up
before that jury without notice. Ex-
posuse is q contingency they cannot
face. All men who descend TO under
handed methods in politics, "a in
aaght else, are cowards. II you adopt
this course yon will rid the State once
and for all, Of one OF the blackest stains
upon Its political life.
Tho people OF this community are
heartily sick OF these methods. The
Republican party's future is being
sacri6ced n AdYAnca tho aelfish inter-
esE ofthe INSCRIPTIONS and the cor:
rupk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13
NORGE.

!, The ..deuignsd. guardian q the estate Of
s ZEN ~ ssf,s 81; 4. hereby give
w.sSs...Hsss ana being h Thursfon county
0E ~ q seeeio1 twe1ty col and sonthwest
gnanef CIV ~ q the so1thsas6 quarter (SE ~
sSSa swenty one t2ll ali In township eighteen
~, 80 sor ~ rsal estate will be received on
me enss he leth day Of January. 1905. q the
Bsidss, corner fe.rth ga S:s S street,: oiya
pc. Wellington. Bids may also be delivered
personally % the nsdersigned, guardian OF the
eetate Of John Nuckie, IN Insane person. or hied
n the eace Of the County Clerk Of Thurston
county, with said Clerk. on and after the said
losa day Of yalussy, 1905,
The Bids mat b In writing and must be for
p. n. TROY,
Gsa.dian Of the estate Of John Auckle' an In
sane pefson.
Date Of arst publication. Dee. 30. 1901.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13

w.. RUNNER, a resident of this
city fifteen years ago, now of Oregon
city, was over this week, on a visit of
a lew days. Mr.. P. was a house and
sign painter while here, and has
worked at his trade at times in the
historic city of our sister State.
The stockholders OF the Olympia
National Bank have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, G. S. Reinhart; Vice Presi-
dent, J. W. NOVEL;; Cashier, H. w.
smith; Directors, Geo. A. hoffman,
Frank Blakeslee, George H. Funk and
Willard Lemon.
The Roosevelt electors met in the
capitol Monday and went through the
formality of casting their votes for
President. Judge Mount administered
the oath OF Office and Justice Nash by
request presided. S. C. Cosgrove, one
OF the electors, was chosen Messenger
to carry the vote to the National CAPT.
tai.
Olympia Typographical Union have
adopted resolutions OF respect for Hon.
e. B. Gunderson, of Mason county,
who died at Shelton on the 23d ult.
They declare that during his three
years service in the Legislature, he was
always true to the interests of labor
from a county in which q labor union
never existed.
Messrs. Phillips and McElroy, the
executors of the estate of Mrs. A. H.
II. Stuart, deceased. have just paid to
the State Treasurer, the sum OF ST.
29l.O2 as the States share OF the in-
heritance tax imposed by law on
realty. The property involved 10 four
lots 10 block Wright's Central addi-
ton, four in block 8 Stevens addition,
and and 8 of block Is, Sylvester plat,
which includes the well.known busi-
ness stand, "Stuart's Corner"
Robert Melvin and family who have
returned from New York, are At pres.
ent on visit with the family OF Frank
Price OF Yelm. Mr.. M. has had charge
of important work as Superintendent
of tunneling under the Harlem river
for three years and it is now twelve
years since he saw his parents and has
already visited them in Everett. He
will return to New York in the
spring. They visit later with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Meays, Of Olympia, who are
the parents OF Mrs. r. Melvin.
Gov. Mead has selected on his per.
sonal staff the following officers /:
Lieutenant-C Colonies and Aides, ]. H.
Wilmot, of Spokane; Herbert L. Jaffe,
of King, and Albert E. Cagwin, of
Kelso; Colonel and Advocate General,
M. P. Hurd, Of Mount Vernon; Col.
onel and Quartermaster General, Cy.
rus F. Clapp, Of Port Townsend; Col
onel and Inspector of Rifle Practice,
Emery P. Gilbert, OF Spokane; Colonel
and Paymsster General, d. DAun
Egan, OF Bellingham. Also A. Frank
KEGS will receive the appointment az
Warden at the Penitentiary and w. L.
Cadman that OF Clerk in that institu.
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13
NEWS OF THE STATE.

s. L. Bennett, . French CanadiAlR
employed ~ logger At Port Susan, -
years Of age. WAS killed rs falling
tree Tuesday.
Frank Barnhart's z-ysai-old daush.
Ter Was killed Saturday 81 Ellensburk,
he child breaking its nssk 10 falling
from wASol.
The Two 6owefies 1t Wallis walla
have signed ~ agresment with the
union, and 90 kegs and Gases here.
after will bsas ths label.
Thomas Rice, Of Everett, one Of che
pioneer msrchan e Of that place. dis1
Saturday OF paralysis, aged IS years.
He leaves wife and daughter.
A miners child, Rosa Casa, has
been allowed by the courts = judgment
for 5000 damages from death Of her
father 10 b disaster at the Issaqua
mines..
Gilbsrt D. Horton. OF suohomish.
has been granted = patent for Z print.
ing attachment for paper rolls. Geo. T.
Fay, Seattle, has also secured . pat.
ent for door or window securer, and
willard e. Hall, Of Spokane for sash
lock. sS
Fred Fairweather, eyed n years, son
Of one Of the pioneer bankers and rail.
road men Of Spokane, has been ar.
rested with one.armed cripple named
Ben, and the police believe they have
two OF tho gang responsible for num-
erous burslaries and hold-ups recently.
Mrs. Lilly Jensen, wife Of H. p.
Jensen, . Seattle tailor, committed
suicide Saturday night. She fred .
shot through her head while in .
small alcove of her husbands tailor
shop. No reason il assigned for the
deed.
Venus Heney has asked the Super.
ior Court Of King county for divorce,
declaring that she was married TO
Warren Heney At Hudson. Wis. when
she was about IL years old, an age
when she did not know what she Was
doing.
Pretty little Jessie Eastman, the 16.
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eastman, Of Centralia, has
been missing from her home for one
week and her parents have no knowl.
edge OF her whereabouts, Miss East
man left her home last Thursday
morning TO come down town 70 do
some shopping for her mother. When
che did not show up In the evening,
her fsther started to search for her.
He found shat she had gone 70 .
clothing house and putchased . brown
coaticf 6efpli and Asa purchased .
brown hat. Az che was wearing .
brown skirt 1t the time she left Cen.
tralis she was dressed wholly In brown.
Her cast-off clothing was found Of one
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13

ALDEN ]. Blethen, Of the Seattle
1ymes. has resigned the position Of
State University Regent Of Washing
Ton. BE Was appointed two years ago
and the Senate failed 10 confirm his
selection, when the Governor reuomi.
mated him after adjournment. He
does not seem te want the matter sub.
mitted, 70 second Legislature.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13

OF the stores that she visited. She
made the remark to Q little friend
that she would not be seen again for
several weeks. She went to the depot
and purchased . ticket for Tacoma,
which was the last seen of her. The
girl is described as being OF medium
height, about five feet tall, dark com.
plexioned, and very jolly and winning
in her ways. She is believed to be
stage struck.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13

THE MuLrNoxAH WINS DAMAGE
SUIT.-Judge Hanford has decided the
suit Of the owners OF the steamer Multi.
nomah against the French bark Admir-.
81 Cecils, in their favor, 20 far - actu.
Il damages are concerned, TO be deter.
mine in amount BY estimates 70 be
fixed BY some q. s. Commissioner and
submitted to the Judge for approval.
Tho judgment excludes damages on
demurrage. on account Of the fact
that the steamer had not maintained
the lookout required By Law. whom the
accident happened. The collision took
place Nov. 10th, in Tacoma hsfbor,
within . few minutes after the Multi
nomsh had left Commercial dock,
during . dense fog. It was shown
that the bark. WAS anchored in re-
stricted waters and that she had not
maintained lawful safeguards.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-13

THE LARGEST TURBINE IN EXIST
ENcE.-A turbine wheel is the subject
of illustration in the Scientific Auseri-
can, Of the 9th inst, which excels all
others ever constructed. Ills ct the
Shawingan Power Station, Canada,
and its weight is 1854, 900 pounds;
height 30 feet; weight Of 32-inch staff.
10 tons; intake, 10 feet diameter, and
amount Of water passing through per
minute 100000 gallons. This equals
in volume . river 100 feet wide, 9 feet
in depth and flowing 60 feet per min
ute. The output Of energy over "a
miles to Montreal, 10 1880 horse
power, where it is used for street rail-
way, lighting and other purposes.