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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
CAN MOST SAY "HOWDY" TO MARS

THE RED PLANET WILL sE NEAREST THE EARTH FoR MANY
YEARS ON MAY is AND THE AsrRoNoSERs HAVE
THglR sPYaLAssEs AIMED AT ir-pRoFEssoR PICKER.
ING, HARVARos FAMOUS ASTRONOMER. WRITES ON rts
LATEST MARS THEORIES THOSE CANALS .pRosAetS
MADE UP OF a LOT OF wrE1o AND orHEa oRaaM sruyP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

Il may be readily recognized now as
n bright oranEe-eoiared star rising
In the evening In ne southeast.
Even in a small telescope Il vii
present clearly defined disk. while
those possessed Of larger lnEgru-
meats may catch a glimpse Of the
polar caps and some Of the marx
lnKa on the surface.
The easiest marking to Sc with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
Our Speclaltles

Catarrh. Deafness. Head Noises
stomach Diseases bronchial and
Lung Ailments. Rheumatism, Blood
and skin Disorders. Nervous Alice
tlonH. piles and All Rectal Diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

interesting observation adds fur
Their proof. we're such necessary. OF
the eKiateueo Of vegetable life upon
our sister planet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
Afflicted Since Royhood---
Permanently Cured

Mr. y. q. Hu oriilla, wash II
Ind since bayhnod been afflicted
with eatnrrh Of the head and throat
produced b. an
Obstruction Of the Nostrils
Ny throat was constantly Niled
with muruH causing continual
hawking and splitting. sometimes
gaRElng and choking me while Ia
My rest NJ uirht was
broken and disturbed because Of
Snoeina and Mosth Breathing
Aud I was continually taking colds.
which greatly aggravated my cundi-
ts1u I was completely and pcrman-
ebtiy cured by the Columbian treat
uicnt two years ago. Since that
fh,r I have gained twenty five
rbunda in weight and am IN perfect
health"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

= Grand Dark. =
q Seattle Dark =
. Third Avenue Uncle Toms =
q Cabin" Good old fashioned .
= play produced Ia good old =
= fashioned way. .
= Star Polite Vaudeville John q
e L. Sullivan IN mou0ioguea and .
4 apaFfinK matches with Jim a
= Mccormick Novel perform .
q anees b. the ex-champion well A
. worth aeeiing. .
49, EE.sE .E#4H y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
John l.. himself as
champ" Of this or any

John T.. himself as
champ" Of this or any
try.
In his address Sullivan
poohed' the talk that he was -
man and "all In" He paid hisu n
apecta % the Onlef chi0rof0rmhA
theory, and remarked that II Prof.
Oaior would rest hlR head against
an inch and a half door. he l8ulii-
yanl would send his right" through
said door ia such q manner as To
warrant Tho learned doctor in re-
moving tho above mentioned Sapuf
aulliyan's remarks we're greeted
with cheers from the men and BRO
longed applause from tho women
who mado up ID good half Of the
monster audiences.
Tho HnHrriuK matches we're full 81
ginger and proved eoncluBiyely that
the great man OF the prize ring Is
anything but has been"
or course there are other mum
beers ON this weeks program OF the
Atafand All good Onea. too.
Hut what's the uao2
John LIS tharel
Isn't that enough guaranty that
the Star will hoist out the old 3. T.
o sign at every performance
Hurof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

called a sea. and some OF the lakes
and canals are we'll shown.
II Is now generally conceded by
those who have carefully studied
the planet that al these markings
are due 10 vegetation. They are all
more or loss variable with the sea
sons
Tho seas are 80 well shown IN
large telescopes that We Judge Of
their color. In spring they are
found % be green. IN summer gray.
and IN autumn those portions lyiag
near tho poles turn yellow.
quite recently Prof Lowell has
reported that the Mars erythraonm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
THAT STAR IN the S. E.

In travelling around tho
sun the earth aud tho planet
Mars. the former desert ffg a
narrower circle than the other,
become In opposition 10 zach
other at certain intervals.
Sometimes the two paths ap-
preach closer than at others.
as shown Ia the accompanying
circular aiaFrnm.
ON Tuesday night. May 10.
this world aud Mars are
nearer each other than at any
time since 1892. Fer that
reason. every astronomer In
the world whose telescope can
be focused on the war planet
Is watching a.
The main point OF lnyoatl-
Fuf ION AZ the UFNHHuN gWUa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

tttVf. W u FltNkluN6. cation az the present
anu ID the Identity OF "a markings of Mars Prof w H.
Pickering Of Harvard college observatory advanced tho
theory that theae markings
omera hope 10 Worthy dispose OF this theory
OF this month
Prof Henry Pickering. who has written the accom-
panyng article based the suits observations
OF the red planet undoubtedly the leading
America today lie has led several expeditions
eepaea has established several obseryatoroa
number of leading scientific societies author OF
works OF authority. tfe Ia az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

Copyright. 1905. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Asaoeiation.l
Tho planet Mars "a now rapidly
approaching the earth. No Will be
nearest % US on May Is. when ia
distance viii be almost exactly 30. p
001. 600 miles.
Il viii then slowly reeedo. bat will
still be the most conspicuous planet
In the beavers FOR several months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
Time and MoHsy Wasted
With Quacks and
cure-AIls

Afr william Meina. Prairie. wash.
1t L. now ten years Or more since
fiHst notified the symptoms of ca
tarrh. Il began rs
a Cold in the Head
Closing up my nostriis. and repeat
"a colds aggravated thia condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
A MESSAGE Of HOPE

Tota s~rH s
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nd ~
Isa hss b n Is
10 na and
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when the stomach Was empty. fol-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

Drawn By Prof ". II. Pickering.
BY PROF. W, II. PICKERING.
or Harvard College Observatory.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

II freddy Roosevelt bad been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

Each afternoon this week al the
Star theater John l. Sullivan viii
deliver hts monoloEue only. At
night he will spar three rounds with
Jim Mccormack There will be
TIRES performances every night
and the matinees will begin al 2
o'clock.
Aside from Sullivan. the regular
vaudeville bill viii be given. II
consists Of kinzo. a very fine Jap
anoas lugglcr. Al Leonard. a fancy
and comic dancer. Mack a Mack.
child dancers and singers. Nellie
Germ. IN illustrated songs. Mrs.
Jules IovY aud her two children. in
musical novelties. and the blograph
pictures Of the Corbett- Mccoy con
test In New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

Sunday was a gala day at MaAl-
son park. and tho balloon ascension
by Professor Brooks was the best
ever seen M Tho park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

Uncle Toms Cabin" continues 10
draw Ike a good. Al mustard plas-
ter at the Third Avenue. The IA
millar play Is in capable hands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

2.<<--. eS e<E~Z-z
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

who aided. supported md participated
In these infamous policies, misdecds
and wrongs. The memory of the Vir-
GINA people is not so short rs TO
again trust power to those who SD
shamefully abused their confidence
and psrnicionsly perverted the power
given them.
This generation will never Witness
again a Republican administration in
this State. The experience of every
Southern state. extending from the Po-
oma to the Rio Grande. has hecn
that Republican control is franght
with disturbance, disgrace, disaster
and ruin. The Republican party cal,.
not point to n single Southern State
where its rule has been bencfcient or
has brought to the State Il blessing.
Good. honest, capable government is
neither Il commissioned nor an asDira-
ton OF Southern Repul,licanism.
"Thc Republican candidates in this
campaign, with their new clothes ana
new voices can practise no deception
on the virginia people. They are at
once recognized as the same persons
VINO aided in writing the wo:st chap
ters and most ~disgraccful scenes in
the public history of the State"
AIR. Swanson then proceeded to show
mat there was no business revival. no
industrial development and no material
progress in the Southern States until
the State governments of these were
rescued from Republican control. lie
said that for years following the civil
war, while the rest of the country was
moving forward, rapidly improving,
the Snnth lay dormant, really retro
graded instead Of advancing and there
were no evidences of prosperity until
Democracy assumed control in these
States.
He thcn presented the wonderful re.
sources ana possibilities of the South
and tho amazing Industrial develop
ment that has occurred there in all
directions and said that this was due
to the safe, conservative and splendid
State government given these States
under Democratic rule. He said in re-
cent years the South had outstripped
other sections Of the Union in growth
because her local and State govern
mcnts were far superior to those oil
other sections. He insisted that tho
future social, educational and material
progrc3s and growth of tho South was
dependent upon Democratic supremacy
in the South.
Democracy Assures Prosperity.
He pointed out that the present Re-
publican federal administration was
right and popular only to the extent
that it favored Democratic measures.
He said thai Roosevclt's advocacy of
the regulation of railroad rates, of
triif reform, and OF suppression of the
trusts, created by federal Republican
legislation We're Democratic measures
and he would have to rely upon Demo.
cratic support against his own party
associates for success In these meas
ures. He said the president had made
a good beginning and whether praise
should be accorded him or not is de.
pendent upon whether he persisted to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

The esteemed Washington Pos, sug.
ScSls that Mayer Woodward. If At.
lanta would have done better if ne
had cut ont tho meeting nf The l.casrc
CT American Municipalities and had
gone on The Irrigation Congress-" Our
contemporaries suggestion is inapprn-
PIRATE. since we have been led To be-
lievc that the Atlanta chief executive
only endorses the use of water for The
purpose ni running under Il bridge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
never to be forgiven, never sought
to he forgotten.
North Carolina, Too is Faxed.

North Carolina, Too is Faxed.
In recent year; another nf our adj,
Joining and sister States. North Caro-
una, made a venture into Republicans
ISM with similar experience. Dissap-
painted and dissatisfied Democrats
joined the Republican party and turn
cd the entire administration of State
AFFAIRS over to that party. Here was
enacted the corrupt appropriation and
the wastefnl extravaganza in the use
oil public money, the election of ne
groes to Office, the disturbance of hug
mess and .,0cial conditions, the ineni-
cicnt and diSsraccful administration OF
State affairs. which had characterized
the Republican domination in Ken
tncky II other Southern States.
These years Of Republican rule in
North Carolina furnish another mclan.
choly instance which teaches that the
paths of licpnblicanism in the South
ond in disgrace and in disaster. The
history of Republicanism in these
Southern States of recent years is hut
n repetition of the infamous history
made by Republicanism in this State
from 1881 to 1855. when that party
controlled the affairs of Virginia. We
witnessed then the same election of
inefficient and impertinent negroes to
Office. We saw public officials shame
ieSsly abusing their power and using
their olficc for SClf.cnrichmrnt. We
saw contracts legally entered into.
cancelled and awarded to others NJ a
greater expense to the State in order
TO pay for political campaign contri-
buttons. We saw the State sustaining
losses on account of public moneys be-
ing deposited in banks which were OK.
tending pccuniary favors 10 those in
power. We saw all the public inStitu.
tons Of the State run either for the
pecuniary benefit Of tho political adj
vancemcnt of those in control. we
saw the finances OF the State demoral-
lied for political purposes. We saw
the great educational system of the
State perverted for political Dos
and almost destroyed in its usefulness.
We Witnessed the attempt of infamous
legislation, which was only defeated by
the rebellion of four State senator's,
which, If enacted. would have created
i'll this State lnnumcrable officers. not
10 be elected by the people, but con.
irollcd by those in power and would
have practically put the entire trans
portation and business interests of
this State under the will and caprices
OF political partisans and plunderers.
We saw an effort made, which was
only defeated in n similar manner. to
vacatc all the circuit j%udgeships in
The State and put the entire Judiciary
system under partisan and political
control"
Virginians Never Forget.
~.
"Sirs." said he, tho Virginia people
can never forget the four years of
corruption. of fraud. of inenlciency,
financial disturbance, social, politicTl
and business disorder which character.
lied the four years of Republican rule
i'll this State. Those Republicans who
are now contrasting with us for controI
of this state are the ideptIcal persona
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
As TO PAYMENT OF WAGES.

Golfers Weekly sadly chronicles
the fact that "iic Grand Central Sta
ton in Nrw York is reported as about
10 cut OF all WAGES from their red.
capped IortcrS, who are now said to
nuke so much outside of wages that
there arc many more applicants than
places To be filled. Tho change would
mean nothing. hs tho porters are now
allowed 10 make il clear that they
expect travellers 10 pay and that some.
what literally. The Pullman conduct.
ors last year complained that they
earned less than their pOrtcrs received
In fees. and thcro are even conduct.
ors who ere not aycrsc 10 Indicating
a Willingness 10 increase their earn.
lngs by the charity or compc
for courtesy of passengers on their
lines. a certain kind of pride is de.
parting rapidly from Americans"
The best reason for serious rcOcc.
ton is rot found IN the fact that IN
certain kind Of pride is departing ran.
idly from Americans bnt in the self.
evident proposition that The fec sys.
tenn results in hardship 10 those who
are unable to give lips. For the bcnp.
ut and convenience OF the passengers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

arriving 1T The Grand Central station
the railroad companies have employ
ed the portcra tn which reference
is above made. Tho theory upon which
they have been employed and installed
makes favoritiSm in assisting passen.
actS %replgnaii io the spirit of our
institutions. If tips are permitted Il
is inevitable that the pnrtcrs Will
assist only those passengers who seem
able to pay fees for the service zen,
dcrod. To prvcnt Injustice tho Dor.
tors should be forced to oprratr nm.
der specific rules with n scale of
prices prominently posted IN the sta.
ton. where j. may bc seen by the
travelling public, or they should he
paid by the railroad companies and
The acceptance of Il fee for ordinary
assistance rendered passengers enter
ing and leaving trains should be con.
'idcrcd sufficient cause for dismissal.
What has become of New York's an.
ti-tipping law? Doesn't that remark
able piece Of Legislation apply to rail.
road pOitcrs?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
MIR. SWANSON OPENS THE CAM
PhIGN.

Hon. Claude a. Swanson. Demo
cratic candidate Tor governor. opened
his campaign 1t Hanover Courthouse
yesterday. In his address he discuss
ed with ability The various issues
which have been raised by the sup
porterS of Judge Lewis, showing by
the past record nr the Republican par
ty that the people of Virginia can
Mace little crcdencc i'm the fair prom
Uses Of a party which occupies such
a hypocrilical position on so many
questions.
The Democratic candidate very
clearly exposed the inconsistency Of
the Republican demand for free school
books, as compared with the attitude
Of Republican members Of the General
Assembly when the democrats passed
the measure providing free books for
any pupil unable tn purchase them.
AS To the cry of turn the rcScals
fc examples. showed that the Repub-
Leans have colossal cheek tn talk of
graft. while every department of the
national government is known to he
reeking with corruption and dislon-
esty. Republicans never have shown
greater ability in discovering rcscal-
ity and turning ont its authors than
tile Democrats have. In fact, the rec
ord of the Democratic administration
in Virginia is many laps ahead of the
Republican administration in Washing.
ton, Il fact which is plainly set forth
in the opening speech of the next gov
eInor.
Mr.. Swanson lays special stress
upon the fact that The new and :e-
%juycnated Republican party" in Vir-
giDia is made mp Of the same men who
erst while sat check by iowl' with The
negro cement Of the party and who
resisted by every means in their pow
er every effort 10 reInov the illitcratc
suffrage of The black belt from the
political consideration in The Old DO.
minion. The voters Of the State will
bear all these facts in mind. and will
act accordingly when The time ar
Tiyes to cast their votes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

The recent lrcssmakers' convention
in New York is said Ia have failed in
It's attempt to bring the masculine
figures, up 10 the standard OF pcrfcc.
ton. D~rcssinakcrs individually, If mt
collectively, have succeeded in bring.
Ing figures FOR d~rcssmaking up tn a
his If no perfect standard, despite
their failures in other directions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

The peach crop is said ia be a fail
nrc i'll Delaware this year. If his be
true IL is The first lime on record
mai The Delaware peach crop has lived
up to tile predictions made for il in
March and April.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

Chairman Slionts is said to have
cursed II contractor who made IN ni.
fer 10 feed the employees of the canal
commission. Before co%ndcinning the
chairman one naturally would like "a
Know what the contractors PROPOSE
ton was.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
100000 FIRE r
UP 7
Houston, Texas, Suffers the Loss of
Many Buildings Before the Fire
is Put Under Control.

HOUSTON. TEXAS, Sept. 1S.-Fire
in the residence district early tonight
destroyed seven residences al II loss
or 100000, with insurance of about 10
per cent. Lack Of water was rcspon.
siblc for Tho spread of the fire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

a Judge in Connecticut has just de.
"idcd that staggering is no proof Of
drunkenness lie is probably willing,
however, To admit that il is generally
considered ''corrohorativc evidence"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
MANY PASSENGERS HURT.
Car jumps Track in Tunnel and Side
Swipes a Pillar.
U3y Associated Press.o

w TTtHS.T
NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-More than n
dozen passengers in q parlor car on
the Boston Express were injured s..
day when The car jumped the track in
Inc New York Central tunnel at 5Gth
street.
The train was going slowly when +,
detective switch threw the car off Of
the tracks and against the pillars
which tore away a portion of The
front and side of The car.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-19
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