davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

New York dealers in automobile
report the sale OF over SlO.OOUOOr
worth Of their machines in the Last
TWO weeks. Tae gasoline age is upon
o..
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

Piusburg teacher notes that col
.rIe professors are paid les than
many cooks. Wei. perhaps the cOokS
are really experts.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

u is found that Mrs. Chadwick az
sets amount TO about 500 900. Fool
ish woman. Think of the fun SD,
might have had with that much
money.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

There Is popular di-ifast Of the
Ttoposiilon % monkey With the prune
crop.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

New York's gilded youths have call
Ing cards for their dogs. Thus a host.
e's knows a, once which 70 address
when they are ushered in.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

A leading critic says. Few n the
roets are now working at their trade DO
How docs h. know since the RAJ
poets are always dead?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

An English clergyman says that
meat makes man immoral This may
eNplain Ehy be trust is boosting the
price-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

Pennypacker Of Pennsylvania SAYS
be believes the deyIl Is an editor. This
shows that a very small reason NAV
sometimes tot;er on lis throne.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

Watches are now made only ar
eighth Of an inch thick. Your pocket
book looks thin. too. after sou hav,
paid for one u them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

strap Is fastened at one end with a
little button, at the other with a
motii OF embroidery. The collar and
plastron are ornamented with little
bows OF black velvet. The draped
leg'of'mutton sleeves are trimmed At
the bottom to correspond.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-17

President stillmaa sald any banker
- likely 10 make an error. Aunt Cas-
lie Chadwick agrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
"SICCED" HIRED
MAN At her

Mrs. Eta Webb Kidder's hus-
band not only abused her himself
and called her ugly names. but he
also urged his hired man. Seth Nor
ris to insult her and call her a
~Nrinkied old woman"
At least such Is the assertion OF
Mrs. kidder IN n complaint for di-
voree filed Tuesday morning IN
which the said hired man h made "a
eo-deteudant With william n. kid
der. tho husband complained or
Mrs kldder further said that
when she married kiddor she had
si.t9e. which she spent IN buying es
mileh cows. &c Dominecker chickens
aud other paraphernalia for their
ueN ranch. Later she says hcf huH-
hand began 10 beat and abuse hcr
aud 20 ureak his spite upon her
children hy former husband. CALI
Tag In hts hired man to help him.
and Nith the assistance of the latter
martguEiuE the place and deciding
away some Of the aforesaid chick
ems and COWS. Along with the di-
yuree Mrs. kidder asked for an tn
junction. restraining Kidder and
Morris from dispasiug Of amy more
property and from tormeniinE her
personally.
Judge Alheftson granted the in.
Junction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

Circus men are sworn enemies of
the tramp dogs" said the old show
man rcficctiyely.
In the vernacular OF the white
tents" he continued. the tramp
dog leaves it's home and Joins the
show without right or invitation.
You may not believe II. but the
glare and the glitter. 10 say moth
Ing Of the independent. open air
life Of the circus on the road. has
Il powerful fascination for some
dogs. They become infatuated with
the show. prowl around the tents,
acrape acquaintance with the
horses. pass the time OF day with
the elephants. and al night. when
the show IL loaded. stow themselves
away In a baggage wagon. aud turn
up smiling at the next stand.
50 far as the show 10 concWn-
ID. these runaway tramp dogs are
useless The mere fact that they
will sneak away from home shows
that they are without character. A
good dog. however. IN a useful mem
Der Of a show company. In the
Earnum & Bailey show dogs are
introduced IN the performance in
many clever aud effective ways
one OF the clowns walks around the
hippodrome track with a little fox
terrier sitting upright on his head
dogs are introduced ia the riding
acts. and prove that they have be-
come experts as equestrians; a COM
uany Of high jumping wolf hounds
introduced BY Miss wilkes. never
fail to make a great hit: Sam Wat
Ton. the clever old English clown
has n couple Of dogs that run a
race around the curb OF the middle
ring. one jumping over the ether
as they pass. and others that turn
somersaults without the slightest
urging. a pair OF bulldogs make
merriment by batting an inflated
balloon and keeping II In the air
until am unusually vigorous bunt
causes IL TO burst: IN one OF the
acts little dogs jump through
hops attached TO tho horses
foreleEs. aud run in and out
between the spokes Of the flower
decorated sulky as II Ia being driven
around the ring. and In the racing
program one OF the most interest
ing trials OF speed IS furnished By
a pack OF English whsppet hounds.
The dogs that join the show Of
their own yolition are never util-
lied. They soon get over the in
fatuation. and. after a few days OF
trampinE. disappear.
Lovers OF fine dogs viii find
much to admire when the big show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

The western Union has been hard
nit by the strike Of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern teiegfa-
piers
To the west and east Of Seattle
the wires have been IN terrible
shane and. according 20 a Western
Union official. the break has been
caused by the striking operators or
their friends.
II H. hard 10 determine what
methods have been employed TO
cause the break in the lines. but II
b. supposed that somebody has
climbed a pole and grounded the
whole service by winding a fine wire
thread from one telegraph wire to
the other. The trick ia easily done,
and Il Is most difficult one to dis
cover. for q llnemnn must practical
" look up every pole to locate the
trouble.
business in the Seattle office has
been terribly congeated. The
Western Union had ono quad wire
an the time 10 Spokane by way OF
the Great Northern Hut that was
about Nlt w AA't VS. sffts
Last Saturday the western
Unions eastern business was de-
iayed from eight TO ten hours. for
messages had 20 be sent 10 Portland
10 be forwarded east over the @. r.
a. N. wires. or else forwarded to
Portland 20 San Francisco to go
over the Southern and the Central
routes. Saturday night Portland
had 500 messages 10 work through.
The Postal Telegraph company
gets OF lucky in the strike. Its wires
do not follow either the Great
Northern nor Northern Pacific. and
are working all right.
According 10 Louis W. I'm, vice
president OF the Great Northern,
who is In Seattle, the strike, inso-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
Observation-Disclosures
nm oRIaINAL EAaLEa.

twas eorder OF Good Things"
II did not take long for the Good
Things 20 become quite q factor In
Seattle New members were taken
In In quick order and regular meet
ingn we're held Finally initiation
services were completed. and he'd
in the basement OF one Of the thea
tern
And talk about initiatlons'
They must have been the limit
With such grand opportunities la
the way Of stage scenery. trap doors,
etc. II can readily be appreciated
that the victim received a merry run
for his money
From a spirit OF eomradle aud
pure fun. the order was finally ea-
tahllAhed on a more seriouH basis
Of fraternal bondage Leavitt, then
the prime mover In the baby or
Tauisaslon. rented Che Knights 81
pxalsx hall IN which on February s.
lsak MAS held the regular first
m@sffnE Of the Eagles.
TfuNe who formed the real frHt
aariod~ step in the organization or
the Eagles were John CDrt John
W conatdine. Harry J.. ieayitt. T.
J. gaHadIne and Nose Goldsmith,
ali 6f Rhom arc we'll known In Sc
4 h,hn Cort belongs the credit
Of aaxIn E named the order. while
Iohn &. Cnnnldlne gave u ~ per
m &sianf password
After the Seattle contingent had
slafled off with a flourish that fore
tat1 ii cess not anticipated even BY
thesnls I sangulne Il was decided 10
exfaidA the order beyond Seattle 3
oxn for Therefore a moetins was
held IN Seattle on April 20. 1888.
and a Grand Aerle Constitution was
drawu up. and the body incorporat-
ed under the Washington state laws.
A charter was secured and the fol
Losing officers elected Grand
worthy President John Cort
Grand Worthy Vice President, John
". conaidlue. Grand Worthy Past
President. ~ l. l.eavltt; Grand
Worthy Conductor. r u ConHidine.
Grand Worth Secretary. Arthur q,
Williams. Grand Worthy Chaplain.
Melvin c. wInstock. Grand Worthy
Trustees II. +. Merkol and J.. c.
Brown.
/ have before me the first pamph-
lri ever issued by the Eagles II "
called Declaration OF Principles,
and labeled Pamphlet No. l..
have aiao the first badge ever used
hv the order-a small silk Ameri-
can flag intended 20 be pinned 10
the coat lapel II vas Issued nj
the time the Eagles gave their first
benefit performance. which occurred
in The Seattle theaier April 10. 1888,
and vas for the benefit Of the SUI
fe~efa OF the Maine.
spokane Vas determined upon as
the first branch nest over which the
EAGLES should spread thcr wings.
and a wire vas sent 20 three well
known Spokane men who were rec
oeulKed as Give ones Bert Har-
ris. sFrfskys Barnett and Doc
Brown. We are coming to start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
a Sample Bottle Sent FREE by
Mail.

Or. Kiimer's swamp Root. the
great kidney remedy. fulfIls every
wish In promptly curing kidney.
bladder and uric acid troubles.
rheumatism and pain In the back
II corrects inability TO held water
and scaldinE pain In passing 1t. or
bad effects following use Of liquor.
wine or beer. and overeomes that
unpleasant necessity Of being COM
PEELED TO 20 often during the day
and 20 get up many times during
the night The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp Root Is
soon realized II stands the highest
for It's wonderful cures of the most
distressing cases.
Swamp Root il not recommended
for everything. but II you have kid
ncy, liver. bladder or uric acid trou-
bic you viii find II just the remedy
you need.
II you need a medicine you should
have the best Sold by druggists in
fifty-cent and one dollar sizes. You
may have a sample bottle Of this
great kidney remedy. Swamp Root.
and a book that tells all about IL
and itS great cures. both sent abso-
iutely free by mail Address DIR.
kilmer A. Co, Hinghampton. n Z
When writing. be sure to mention
that you read this generous offer in
the Seattle Daily Star. Don't make
any mistake. but remember the
name. swamp Root. DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp Root. and the address.
Binghampton. n. Y, on every bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

lodge" said the message.
When the Seattle band reached
Spokane they found a reception
committee and band awaiting
them at the depot The sp0kanitesi
had no idea what Kind of lodge
the boys from the slwaAh town
we're contemplating but that made
no difference, the Seattle contingent
was welcome anyway After the or
gnnlzation OF the Spokane lodge
came Tacoma. and then. In rapid or
der. Portland and towns IN Call
Ifornia, British Columbia and Mon
Jana.
The first ten lodges were as fol
lows. Seattle. l. Spokane, 2. Ia
coma. B. Portland. 4. San Fran
cisco. b. Vancouver. 6. San Jose. =
Sacramento. s. Hosaland, b. Butte.
10.
There are not many Eagles Who
know who the real first president
Of the order Was. According 10 a
history OF the order. published In
New York. II. n Thompson In given
the honor IA "A matter OF fact. II.
l. Leayitt. a we'll known local the
atrical man. was the first Ineum-
bent OF the chair and Thompson
took occasion TO clear up the mat
ter by "A curious coincidence
Thompson and IoAyitt once met Al
Jerome A. Basaity place. IN San
Francisco. Basaity IL past worthy
president OF San Francisco aerie
No g. AZ that time Thompson
stated that Leavltt was the first
past president OF Seattle aerle No. l.
Lcayitt Is now IN Seattle. and IL
a guest at the Hotel stander Among
his most valued possessions IL a
beautiful badge presented to him b.
John Cort II Is OF gold. with q
large ruby set In the breast of an
eagle. Tho Masonic square and
compass aurmount the emblem.
while an Elka head decorated the
bottom. Mr. LeaFitt is a member 81
10 lodges, all OF which ara repre-
scented on the badge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
10y DAN pEAHl

because number Of musieianl
struck for an increase Ia pay IN Sc.
attic seven years ago. there orig.
mated enc OF the strongest fraternal
organizations Ia the world the Fra"
tcrnnl order OF Eagles
Al OF which reminds one II the
old adage. Giant oaks from little
Rcorna grow
This strike Of musicians meant
that an organization OF s0o,oo0 mem.
bera and 900 lodges scattered from
Alaska 20 tho southern coast q
Florida. would be formed.
And
This ~ how u all came about.
In 1855. during the kiohdlke rush
there were three we'll known bur
leaque houses running in Seattle
the Bella Union. the Peoples and
the Pulsifcr
Harry l.. Leayltt owned the Bella
Union. John Connidine the Peoples
and y. Chauneey the ruiaifer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
WESTERN UNION IS
HARD HIT BY STRIKE

far a. the railroads mr. concerned.
ta al over.
SIR. I'm II firm In his views that
the strikers are already beaten. and
says thai the roads viii not rccog-
nike them IN any way. except ~
private individuals applying anew
for work.
They left their keys" said Mr..
HuL sAny man who does not care
10 wa4f for ne has perfect liberty
tosuuls and We have a perfect lib
erfy 10 decide whether we want
him back again or not"
Some of the strikers are very Bit
ter toward the engineers and
brakeman who. the strikers claim
are altogether too friendly toward
the roads IN the present crisis.
1T IL the friendlincss and will
lnRneaa OF the tralnmen and engi-
naera that II hurting as. said a To-
en- striking operator TO The Star
Tlne1aY. They should not do the
work Of the operators"
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Continued from Page onel
aud he sent in a hurry up call Tor
the city ambulance and Burke was
removed to the Wayslde Emergency
hospital. where Sloan wss forced 20
resort % heroic treatment 10 get the
poison out Of Bufke's system
Sloan had found Burke IyinE on
the floor OF the room In the hotel
EreauinE and accusing his wife o.
giving him poison. Hurks's state
meuts are rambling. but he tells a
fairly connected story of his matfi-
moulaI venture with the woman.
lie claims that he married her
when abe was only rs and that he
had conducted her fathers ranch
for several years afterwards. lie
accuses her OF infideilty. although he
did everything he could to keep her
at home and make her change her
ways. lie aaYs he gave her t5t0 the
Fourth ~ July. that being part Of
the proceeds from the last straw
berry crop on her fathers ranch.
I shall prosecute her 20 thu full
#AAa#HA VI AAAt - ~ tRA q NtNA AHNHAAANN
that SHE has grown tired OF me and
wanted to get rid Of me" said
Burke To Star man.
DR. Sloan notified the police aa
soon a. he found Burke. aud City
Detective Phiibfick and Patrolmen
Hedges and Holland arrested the
woman and took her 20 the police
station. When searched she had
$685. IN money. some money orders
OF large denominations and some
ieWelrY on her person.
She takes the whole affair lightly.
and claims she did not attempt 10
take her husbands life. but was
simply giving him some Of the med
ieiue he had been IN the habit OF
taking 20 relieve his asthma.
She Iaoonically asked the police
how long she would have 10 stay III
jail when the report of the attempt
ed poisoning was repeated 90 her.
She IL held with no charge placed
against her until the contents Of
Burke's stomach have been an.
ulyzed.
The police believe that Mrs
Burke tried 10 poison her husband
and that she had planned TO make a
getaway when she was approhended
According TO Burke. the woman
left him ~ Portland some months
ago. but wrote 10 him from Tacoma
lie followed her thither They had
partial reconciliation. but she re-
fused 10 accompany him TO Port
land She agreed, however. 10 do
better and would come over from
Tacoma and visit him in Seattle
from time TO time. Burke arrived
here about two weeks ago and lived
NJ the Grand Central hotel. He says
that his wife came over here Mon
day night and engaged a room al
the Capitol hotel. and when she saw
him passing the hotel she invited
him up to her room. where he
claims the attempted poisoning took
place.
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All OF them were on good terms
with each either. notwithstanding
competition. and all agreed 20 stand
by each other when the musicians
In the three houses struck for high
er wages.
The trio of then lesser theatrical
imprcsaairioa. on the day theY
learned of the strike. stroiled over
% a shiphuilding yard to chat over
the situation while they watched the
completion of an Alaskan boat
They must think we're good
thiugH." aid one.
Good things" replied another I
guess yea Say. lets organize the
order % good things right here
which vas promptly done by ad-
iournlng % an adjacent bar. where
each % the trio put up 3 cents as
Initiation fec. said fee going toward
inner refreshment
Ieaviti. next day. had some but.
tons made on which the inscription
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
THIS MYSTERIOUS WOMAN
PRISONER--WHO is SHE?

Il want 70 know when I can get
out Of here. Won't you please tele-
phone my husband ana let him
know am IN this place she plead
ga 10 Sergeant Mike Powers. who
thinks he knows her.
she says she has a husband and
n sister living at Hlilman City" ex-
planned the sergeant.
She ~ well dressed and good look
ing. The police are making an at
tempt TO find the hard hearted
hhckman who dumped his fare In
such an unceremonious manner.
Mrs W. =. Riggs was also thrown
from hack at Eighth and Main
shortly after 10 o'clock Monday
night The police maintain that the
pinukinR was rough and that the
woman was accidentally thrown out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

She fell from hack on South
Third between Washington and
Main shortly after o'clock Tues
day morning.
The hack dashed or and left her
prohtfute IN the street.
Later she WAS picked up. busted
Off and escorted TO police headquar-
terH by city Detective EnpHon and
patrolman Hey Billy Cummings.
who was awakened from pleasant
dreams BY the happenings on his
beat.
Now that the police have her be-
hind the bars they cannot ascertain
who she ia as she refuses 10 tell
them or Ia any way explain her dive
out Of the carriage. She IL charged
With being drunk and disorderly and
viii be tried incoRnlto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

The board Of equalization. organ
iked Monday morning. got down %
real business Tuesday morning. Thr
personal tai rolls we're first taken
up. and the wark Of comparing
these with those uf last year will
consume the firHt couple Of days. A
force Of several extra clerks will
be put on a. soon a. the work iH on
IN earnest.
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company.
Home Fifth avenue office. Mas
s3u street. New York.
An unobstruc'lvc financier. much
averae TO notoriety.
over six feet tail.
Gray eyes: hair tinged with white.
Has beaten James n. Kecne and
James J. HUI in Wall street con-
tests.
Original promoter Of Metropolitan
street railway. which bought notofi
Gus Jacob Sharp franchise for
Broadway line. and b. much-eon
demned operations secured Inn
mensely valuable Third avenue line
In 1899 trust company IN which
Ryan was chief figure loaned a.
100000 10 a clerk IN promoting d
financial deal
Was shrcwd enough to get control
000'O0O'GLf 'SuPI IfV pIBoquss sqi %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
In the Matter OF the Estate OF John
w. Pratt. Deceased.
No 4T6g
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE or
REAL ESTATE.


Notice Is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an order and de-
cree for the sale Of certain real g.
tate, for the purpose OF paying gen
eral taxes, family allowance. costs
and disbursements Of admlniHtra-
tion and mortgage Indebtedness on
tho property hereinafter described.
granted and entered In the above
entitled Court on the Path day Of
July. 1905. will sell at private sale
the following described property be-
longing 90 the estate Of the above
named deceased. to-wit:
lot 8 Block rs. Randaii'a srd Ad-
dition 60 the City Of Seattle. King
county. Washington.
lot 2. Block Is. Randall's srd Ad-
dition 10 the City Of Seattle. King
county. Washington;
lot I. Block 3. Randali's Addition
10 the City OF Seattle. King county
Washington.
lot 2. Block 3. Randaii,s Addition
90 the City Of Seattle. King county.
Washington.
10, Z. Block IS. RandalIs ard Adj
dillon 10 the City OF Seattle. King
county Washington:
Lot s. Block rs. Randaira Ord Ad-
dition 70 the City OF Seattle. King
county. Washington.
Lots 1 and and South 20 feet Of
Lot 2. Block IT, Randall's Ord Ad-
dltlon 10 the City OF Seattle. King
county Washington:
lot G. Block 4. H. y Holmes Ad-
dition 10 the City Of Seattle, King
county Washington.
Lot 2. Block .. Plat OF East Seat
tie. KinE county. Washington.
South feet OF Lot 6. Block ;
Syndicate Addition 70 the City Of
Seattle. King county. Washington
lot 6. Block q. Aberteldy'a kd-
dition 10 the City OF Seattle. King
county. Washington.
All Of the above described prop
erty ls incumbered by mortgage and
! by local Improvement assessments.
Information regarding the amounts
and nature of these membranes
can be obtained from the under
signed administrator Said sale will
be made on and after the 18th DAY
OF August. 1905. aud bids therefor
will be received by the undersigned
administrator de bonls non Of said
estate az Rooms a0l-e06 Alaska
Building. Seattle. King county.
Washington. on and after the said
/ 18th day Of August 1905.
Terms OF sale. ten per cent cash.
balance on confirmation OF sale by
the superior court OF King county.
| Washington.
SO much OF the amount received
from any parcel or parcels or any
lot. tract or parcel Of said property
as is necessary will be applied Il
tho payment and extingulshment OF
the mortgage Indebtedness and in
cumbrances on said property. In
Guiding local Improvement assess-
ments thereon, unless bids are made
for said property subject TO said 10
cal improvement assessments, in
which event said sale will ba made
subject 10 said local improvement
assessments. should the bids be con-
| firmed by the superior court Of
King county. Washington.
Dated this cath day of July. 1908.
+. r. BRIGHTMAN.
Administrator de honis non of the
Estate OF John W Pratt. Deceased.
BALLtNGER. RONALD. BATTLE
a TENANT.
Attorneys for Administrator.
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MEAD AND AKKENY MEN
READY TO DECLARE WAR

who has been instructed 20 dismiss
the men. Is trying 20 balance him
self on tho political fence. but he
looks awry az the governors order
II Is said that the Ankeny leaders
have advised him tC defy the order
II he refuses TO discharge tho men
the governor will either back down
or there will be war between him
and the Ankcny men.
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property. by investing less than
81. 600 600.
HE hobby In raising Holateln cat
tie. Of which he has several hun
dred head at country estate.
Ills kennels contain some OF the
finest dogs In the world.
In June gained control OF Equit-
able with $4,000. 600 assets. maxi
ing him a king OF finance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
cREAroRE ARRESTED.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug s-crea.
tore the band leader was arrested
last night. following the conclusion
81 bis initial concert. on a charge oi
non.anppoFt preferred BY hts wife
Annie. who With thur daughter
josephine. have followed him from
italy. A bond was furnished.