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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Gbicagu's Strifcmirrcn.

Gbicngo, t.. Sum-. - Hidter
&oblioat pom @unoC9freia0eri6t bat
entihie0en, ouB Die 9unoesgeridte
Suri9oiftion iiber bic Ginboltsbeicble
boberL ruelde Die GrpreB- GompuQ-
MEN ae9cn Die olt9itunoigen Sllbr.
lcllte Crmirtt boben. Gie glnuGltt
Der 6lbrleltte botten beballptet, Die
9unoeSgeri6te bGttcn IN iolden Sd
len tciuc jurisdiction, neil Die Gr,
prcB. Gompognic'u feincn 5lpii6en.
ltootliden &ertebr treibcu.
ErGiioent Shea Don Der llnion ser
6itbrleutc crid)ien 9eItcrn Nodmit-
tag Dor Ser @ronO- SilrD mo battle
5mct Stunocn lang elm &erb0r 5u be-
ltcben. Gr CAB Ilistunit iiber Die
Sbdtigfcit Der internotionolen un6
Der lofalcn ~llnionen Ser Sltbrlette.
Nls man i'm frngtc, Oh er etuoS ii6cr
Ole yldmor5e elite" Der GrpreB Cont
po9nie'n 0~cgcniiber ben Sllbrleutcn
iuille, fonnte er nihts 9eitimmtrS
%ongeben. Gr mltrbe aud iiber Die
Gonierer5cn 5wiideu Den Nr6eitcr.
filbrcrn unb Den N~rbeitgebcrn be.
fro9t, oo6 moren icine NuSiaaen
obne 9eIonG. Gr iteQte ieoe Ser
lbrporung BON Seiten Der grbeiter.
filbrer IN SbreOe uno bctonte, ooB
piele Der olli Den StroBcn porgcfoms
mellen @irrcn bon Eriuotoeteftiu&
ltn0 mloeren Tertrctern scr ,Gn1.
plopers' N~iiociotion" onaeitiitct nor.
Der, INN Oorit Die Stinmnung gegcn
Ole Stritcr 6u rei3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Tun Itiir3cnocm 8cb1lf cridlancu.

Hlbion Mihy t. Sluni. - Sci
Der Grridtlu1g zines StoOgcbdnoeS
ollf Der 6orm Der Srolt Soco6 SciS-
Ter, l1orOlid) BON bier. muroen @nr.
Nolenbroot mo Sobn 9plot auf Scr
STEELE eridlogcn mo @iQion Cool
crlltt IebensaciGbrIihe &crlebunocll.
elne go15e Tn5obl bon Tnrmer@lul-
ten lpor bel Dem @ou 6eid1itiat, ais
ctller Der @olfen i'm obercn 5bcile 0es
0ndNpertbaneS nod)aob mo oel1 ,3u-
lommenbrl6 elmer Woiie 9olfer,
Hle9cl mo Sporren nod iid 500.
Ibgeleben bon Den ermGbntcn 0rei
SellterL erlittcn nod etlua 5mon3ia
leld)tcre Serlcerurgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Nnf Dem Marfte nicocrgcldluHcn.

WAR ball no, 1. SUM. -
Tllf Dem bieIigen ofientliden Marfte
brod)te Der iriibere Hconfteur ser
democrat Nerus," GbarIcs q. Sat
terIon, Dem friiberen StoatSierator
&. .. Wortin 3wei lpbenSgefGbrli6e
S%duBmumoen bel. Die cine allqel
traf Mortin III Den Mrmo, ipoItete
ibm Die 3ungc ruto rib ibm mebrere
3abne aus, mGbreno Ole 5weite i'm in
Den sails trai uno bie groBe Sdlog-
ober 5erriB. 0iiferen5en botten id)on
leit LANCER 3eit 5iuiiden Den beiOeu
WGntern beltanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Mud, cine @%algcnfriit fir Sram
Muncrs.

Montpelier, ST, I. &lrni. -
Oberridter Homell BON O6crgerid)t
OeS StooteS bat DoS @entd INN eincn
@rit Of error i'm Sale Der Irulr
Warp 20. 6o9erS, mcld)e ruegen Gr.
moroung ibreS @otten sum looc
Ourd) Den Strang perrlrtbcilt lit, o6s
gemieien. @oupcrnerr BEL hat in
oeilen bcfonnt Gcgeben, er mer0c ser
@erltrtbeilten nod bis sum %. Euni
6rilt %bemiQigcn, nm ihrcn @(nmGltcn
@elegenbeit 5u gcben, Den SAT- Dor
onS OberbrnoeSgcridt ST bringen.
Hid)tcr &olueQ bat crtlGrt, cS lei feline
@unocSfrage in Dem Sale inuolpirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Grmabnnng ltmelc Sam's an bic
Snbuncr.

Sapona, I. HSitni. - GrGiioent
Boltna bat Dem Senat pom Cuba cine
Sotldloft 5llgelfidt, NORM er oieien
Inn cine Intmort oiti cine friibere
Sotld)aft bittet, nit peld)er er Dem
Senot cine 9tote ser Hegicruna ser
yer. Stoaten iiberiaubt bate, morin
oarolf %georlngen moroen mar. ooB
Die Stoot Sauala nit 9lb5ugSfonGleu
oerleben uno Die StroBen gepflaitert
perocn. 0ie Er1iioenten : 9otid,ait
mllroe Dem Sinan5 : Gomite iiberpie.
len. Mebrere Mitalieoer oieies 50,
mites p~erlangen cine amtlidje lle6er-
letiing Der amerifanii1en Iote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
@crOcn iuicocr cinig.

&ertrouen5pollere Stimnllng inter
Ocn Tiibreru ser rcpt6lifoniidcn
Maidinc IN @biloocIp6ia. Or
gouiiotiou aebt ibrer 9(ltiidt nud
ncugeitGrft aus Dem Sample nit
Den @eformclcmentcn berpor.
YGi(ooeGphto, I. Srni.-Gia
NnpGltc oea iriibereu GirettorS Der
0ifentlideu Siderbeit, Gop. Snntb,
nn0 6cs iriiberen Directors ser
6iientliden gr6eitcn, Ectcr &. so
IteQo, mc(Ac pom Oiopor @cobcr o6.
0cieBt morOen limo, bo6cn I'M Cont
mon @(cos @eri6t on5 Ginbolt5pCr,
fobrcn gcgcn lire 9lmtSnodfol9cr,
06erit SbcIoou mo u. 2incolu
Nfer, jllriidgc}ogcn, unO 0omit lit
ouS Qeridtli6c Ncriabrcn crleoiQt,
meldcS oltf &cronloiiunG Der Iii6rcr
Der rcptblitoniidcu Organization
cingcIcitct morocn mar. Nni Sen
Got0 oc8 3ijGrcrS GurGon itinm,
ten sic MitQliroer oca Select Golr
ell, mcld5c Dem Monor opponirtclr.
oil6 6clltc IN ser StuOtrotbSiiBlnH
iiir sic 9citGtiQunQ Der Gircttorcu
Fotter uno Ndcr. Eu llcbriQcI
5ci9tc iid i6on Qcitcrn oob sic Or0o.
niIotionS. 6iiGrer ii6 6crcitS bon Sem
poniIdcn Sdrcdcn cr6olt Go6cn, in
iucldcn lie om W}ontu0 0nourd ciE'
9eIo9t mnrbcL SOB &r. 0lrhom Sic
Mfttglieoer 6c5 Sta0tratbS BON i6rCu
ScrpfIidtlnacn ocqen sic Oraoniia.
ton cntbonO mo ibncn cmpfo6(, iiir
WoDor @eoucr'3 GrncnminQcn III
%ltlnnrncn. Sr. Gur6ou cmpfinQ in
lctncm SaltptQuurtier ictnc 6otpt,
SlclltcnantS rno fuIt iGntmtlihG
@arofiIbrer, ul0 sic 6olQc iuor, 0Qb
Die Stinmnng cine pCrtroucnSpol.
lCrc mllr0c, lu10 6oB man in politi.
ihcn &rciicn bic llcbcr5clqltng ans.
iprod, sic Organization mcroc nidjt
5lt @run0c, ionbcrn aus Dem 4ampi
nit Dem Wouor llell QcitGrft fir
tiiniti0c politii0c &Gmpic bcrpor.
9cbcn. Sr. 9urhnm uerfcnnt 3luur
nidlt, SOB boS Hcformclen1cnt nit
SGnocn un0 6iibcn gegen iciuc Sill.
rerldoft opponirt obcr Cr lit pf'cll,
bar iibcrjcllot, oob cr iid ON Hlr0cr
%bcbouptel1 miro. Sir Sen 9tuQen6lif
lulttct Die GoroIc bo6in, 0u6 man lid
nit Sem Mnpor obiin6en uno i'm bel
ieincu mcitcren muni}ipolen Sdrit.
ten ulterItiitcn muB. Seine critic
WobrCqcl miro nll1mc6r sic N6id)oi,
iun1 Scr Giienbo6n Niucoufrcu3ln;.
gen inncrbol6 ser StuotQrcn5en icin,
u10 or miro sic llnterItiibuno ser
Organization bel icincm Gntid4tB
fin6en geacn 0icie MoBrcgc( onc an.
oeren mllni5ipnlen &cr6ciicrunacn iii
Den SintcrGrltn6 trcten 5l loiicn.
Gr bat bcreitS feline NbiiGt 3l crfcr.
men aegcbcrt, Den Gorihlag ser SIN.
(cgltng zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pom Got6bauie mad Dem ,Soirs
mount Eorf" inter gufpono bon
$12,OO00O0 lno ooriiber 81 octircn,
unO obmObl oieicr Elou BON scr Gr
goniIotion ouSgCgungen mar lucrOcr
Die 6iibrer 0oS &Cto ocS WoOor9
untcrItiiBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

Sulllenoc BON Nrbeitern f"cicrten llno
peronitolteten llm5Uge, bel meIfen
rotbe Sabnen poran gctrogen mo re-
polutionGre 2ie0er geilngen muir
Den. Sier fam es 81 elmer Reibe Don
3llIomnenit0Ben 5tpiiden Der Boli5ei
mo Den unpatriotii6en Sumultltnn=
ten, uno 10 uiel bis Jest befonnt lit,
muroen 5Dei Eerionen get0otet uno
lll1gefabr 5pon5ig minoer o0er nlebr
lbluer uerlpun0et.
SetretGr Sap in Goria.
FariS, I. Suni. - SefretGr Sou
tobrt III ieiner 3uriidge3ogencn sc.
bensluetle tort uno pernlei0et 9eilts
DIE dmtlidcr ooer io5ioler Notur. @r
enptnn9t rllr einige pcri0nlihe
Ireln0c lno 1mterninmt o~eleoent.
lid Spu5ierfobrten. 9e5iiglid Der
nod Nnncrifo gemel6eten o1qebliden
NeuBerlungen bes SefretGrs iibcr
NuBlono bat &r, San ouf 0oS Ont
idicOenitc crflart, DoB er in feincr
Meiie uri politiI6e &~erbdltniiic an.
gcipielt babe un0 Bob er ieinc Dies
be5iiaIi6e Soltlng mGbren0 ieincS
qon5cn %Nlticntbalt5 in Yoris II. Con.
Don f%ortiebcn mcr0c, ga Dies cine ser
BON Sen bcbonoelnoen 2(cr5tcn itren0-
items nufgcltelten Nuforoerlmgen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
@pgcutt gegen amcrifaniid)e @aarcn.

Wonilo, T.. Suni. - Die bic.
iigc d,ineiiide Sannelsfammer bot
einltimnlig beihloiIen, ebenip mie Die
hinciiihen @ertrogSbdien omerifoni.
ide @aaren ais @ieoerperaeltum0
fir oas Gbineien . YusiblieBungS.
@eieb 81 bopcotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Gum Mnsucrfanfen bcrcit.

Gbtca9o, 1. SUM-. - @utenr
Ternebmen nah boben Die bieii.
gen S%troBenbubn : @eieaihoiten Dem
Wapor Gimme Die beiinitipe Siierte
gcmadt. ibre 9abneu an Die Staot Al
pertanfen. @eun iif Dies beltGtiot,
miro Ole Sfferte bod)it nabriheinlid,
angellomlrlen mer0ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
%upon bcitellt omerifo a.
niiMe 2ofom otiuen.

9GiInoclpb a, ga, I. Slni.
- 9o8 ioponii6c Giicnbobn.2lmt fat
Del elmer bieiigcn 2ofomotiUen Go6rit
abcrnlol3 cine 9eitelliu1g bon 100 60
fomotipcn 0cntoht, no6ocm OoilcIbc
lett oem I. &onltnr 8. s. bereitS 100
2ofomotipen in ocrieIbeu 6obrif be.
lttQt bate. Gem Gontrott 5uiolNc
miiiicn iGmmtlide 2ofonotipen bis
5lm +. 0e5cmber in Sopon ub8clie-
icrt mcrbeu.
S6lc6tc Gi85ipGin untcr
SEN Hu fen
@ictorio, &c, I. Suni.-Nod-
ri6ten, meldc ser 9ontpfcr yGmprcB
Of &opon" bicrbcr 9ebrod)t bat, cnt-
bolten Mittbeilungen bon GopitGncn
Ocutifer aoblenihific, mcl6e &ojeitz
penaf'5 SIotte mGbreno ibreS 9luf-
cntboltS in Der Nonfo6e.9oi nit Sob
len pcriorgt bnttcn. Die 0eltihen
io9eu, BOB nllr oui cinenl ODER 5luci
rliiiiden Sdiiien cine ioIde lis.
5iplin berridtc, mie man lie ollf einem
&rie4Sidiiie ernortcn iolte. Die 81
fi5iere modtcn cincn por5ii9li6en
Ginorud, idienen obcr llnIuit 5ltr Pr
belt SIT boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

Sn &bea, Ore, lit Srau 8. 81.
Nunemafer nit ibrem iiingiten ainoe
nno 5lpei 8inbern BON q. H. Cor
pobrenb zines @olfenbrlld)s BON sen
5llttben ~fortseipiilt lporoen uno or.
trunfen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Discrcditcd Even in Kansas.

The Walnut Valley Times. of Ell
dorado, Kansas, has this TO say of the
Kansas Colorado water suit:
THE crazy character of Kansas suit
against Colorado becomes palmer as
the contention proceeds. The whole
contest is one involving lawyers fees
rather than water rights In the Arkan-
sas river Every settler of 20 years ago
knows that the Arkansas river was and
is comparatively dry more than half
the time, only a thin thread Of water
showing above the sand. That was
long before Colorado people began the
Irrigation bitches. The Arkansas was
so low in the. summer time in those
days that waternclons were grown In
the bed of the stream"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS

Since our last weeks report Police
Magistrate Osborn has heard the follow
ing liquor cases:
Jas. Barker withdrew his plead Of not
guilty and plead guilty to selling liquor
and fined Sloo.
Frank Mills plead guilty to wordy
abused V. L. Snider and was fined $40.
WE. Curtis was fined Sloo yesterday.
Ed Descents. case, Judge Osborn has
under advisement until Saturday.
ED. Dibble fined $500 and may appeal.
The trial of 3. L. Lawyer is set for
Jan. 2l.
The charge against 9. A. Reynolds. a
witness against the liquor sellers. was
dismissed.
Oscar Shinsman is yet in Jail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20

W. Holbrook, OF Pueblo, who introduced
Crystalla or Crystazed water two years
ago, is in town. He will be here until
Monday evening. All that want this
Natures great remedy should call at once
at Rockers rooming house, Room 5. At
Ter he leaves here anyone wanting Cry
stalla will have to send to W. Holorook
g. Co., Board OF Trade Bldg, Pueblo,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20

rival of a number OF first-cihss farmers
In search OF locations,
J. II. Burr sends uH copy OF the
Tryon. North Carolina. Ie.. conInin-
ins nm article entitled Sons OF Tryon's
noted guests" which shows that that
particular spot ia the southland has.
at different times. attracted IA great
many noted propic.
=. ". Greasy, y. ]. Britt ani =. II.
Martin were Pueblo visitors on. day
recently. The fir,t named waH looking
after his water commissioners fences.
the second. talking cantnloup-r and the
latter "n the broad Euhgs horse trade.
+. X. HiInn left for Fort Collins on
"Wednesday To enjoy the benefits OF III.
colleges short course In agriculture.
Our former fellow citizen. ". q.
Bfandrnburs. has been engaged nE one
of the lecturers OF the Colorado Real
Estate Exchange and will soon start
for Nebraska and Iowa with an In
rtructivs lecture on Colorado. to be
Illustrated by nnc st.f-opticon views.
Dick Dye returned ON Friday from
I.onsmoni where he has becn connected
with the sugar factory. having q posi-
tion In the iabrntory. He reports tho
campaign ih-r- "a very successful one.
Rev. ~. II. Nelson. a few days since
returned from two weeks trip to
kinHricy and Dcs Moin~s. being called
there BY the death Of his mother.
Mrs. Alice Green was called to Pue.
bio few days since by the serious
illness Of the wife Of Walter Green.
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY SURPRISES
Friday last c. c. wsshburn was the
willing victim Of surprise party on the
occasion Of his sixty-siQhth birthday.
Tho gathering was planned by the q. A.
r. comrades. the W. r. c.. and ladies' Of
tho q. A. r. After an elegant dinner.
in ono Of his always neat speeches Col.
Loekhart made the presentation Of a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20

handsome rocking chair. Mr.. "ashburn
was so touched by the evidences Of
friendship and Col. Loekhart's address
that his response was brief and feeling.
= = .
Tuesday evening the Ladies' Country
Club entertained their husbands at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. |. D. Hale and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20

made the occasion surprise for Dodge,
it being his 44th birthday. A feast was
served and an exceptionally good social
time enjoyed. The gentlemen presented
box of fine cigars and the ladies fancy
ink stand. Mr.. Hale has many friends
outside those present who will join in the
birthday congratulations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20

20 per cent Discount on Ladies
Waists, Outing Flannel Gowns and
Ladies Underskirts. Clean Up Sale at
Ramsay & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
BARGAINS In Cheap Lands!

l.
r.
Come in and get FREQ booklet telling all about it.
RANDEL PReBlE General Agents Arkansas Valley
Rocky Ford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02
Presidents Wedding
Anniversary

WASHINGTON. u. c. Dec. a.
Nineteen years ago today. at 81
Georges church. Hanover Square.
London. Canon GuthersdEe per
formed the ceremony which made
Theodore Roosevelt. now president
Of the United States. and Miss Edith
Carew. of New York. man and wifs
Canon Guthsridgc Wa aelseted be
cause he was a cousin Of the bride
pho was then travelling In Europe
with her mother aud sister.
Ths anniversary Of the dsy vas
observed AZ the White House In the
usual. quiet manner The president
attended to his official duties a. on
any other day and hela several con
ferencea with members q the cab
inat and other ufficials Members
Of the cabinct and many personal
friends Of the president remembered
the day BY sending flower and con
ordinations TO the White HOUSE.
hat there was no attempt a, a for
mai celebration. II f. FnmoFed that
President Roosevelt again followed
his usual custom of pfa~sntink Mrs
Roosevelt with handsome addition
to her collection Of iewairy In honor
Of the anniversary In the evening
q few intimate friends Of the Roose
Welt family will dine at the White
House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02

Lewis Mays. a young mountaineer.
Away up in the Lee county hills
dweit young Lewis NAYS and his
widowed mother. They we're poor
a. compared with their nearest
neighbors. the F'sinehema.
Berry Finrhem fell In love with
sister OF Mays. and woosd her
with the impetuous ardor OF a
mountainecr. They we're married.
and all went veil.
One day Lewis NAYS took a
bucket Of milk up 70 the big
house" Of the Filnehems. and met
Amy Flincheru. IT WAS THE OLD.
OLD STORY or LOVE At FIRST
SIGHT. William Fiinchem objected
to Lewis alterations. but said
nothing.
As ia the custom OF Kentucky
m0untalneers. living remote from
the world. 20 nouFiah their feuds. 10
did the Fiinchem family war with
another family down there in the
hills. One day last summer there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02

soap
All over the moo-cow's nose.
En- the moo-eow moo has lota ai
fun
Just swinging hia tail about;
En he opens his mouth and then
run
Cause that's where the moo
comes out
I'm the mooseoW moo'a Eot deera on
his head
I'm his eyes stick out OF their
place.
En the nose of the moo-oow is
spread
All over the end OF his face.
En- hia feet Is nothing but finger
nails
En- his mamma don't keep EN- cut
En he gives folks milk in water.
pals
Ef he don't keep his handles shut.
Cause n you er me pulls the han.
dies. Why
The moo=eoN moo says u hurta.
But the hired man he sits down eiost
by
In aquifta sn nquir;s en- sqniftHi
Cooke lives In Cleveland Ohio
His work In getting better a. the
years pass lie IL beginning 10 get
a reputation that promises 10 be-
come widau than national
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02

more.
Tha; sealed his doom. lie dinap-
peared from his work In the corn
field one day. Searching parties. led
BY his mother and Amy Flinehem.
failed to find him. II waa thought
he had left because he feared Co be
witness.
but Amy. hrooding in her room
over her lovers absence. heard her
father and Berry say; Lewis Mays
won't come to these parts any more.
I know.
Weeks later Iosis Townsend.
shepherdeSs. while searching for
one OF her sheep. found the body Of
Mays. lying face downward. In q
mountain stream at the foot Of a
high cliff He had a bullet wound
in his head and his throat was cut.
His arms we're bound behind him.
" has been proven that Berry
F1inchem knocked Mays In the head
with n stone. cut his throat. tied n
rope around the body. dragged Il to
the cliff and hurled II over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02

BALLARD, Dec 2-rhe echoo
election for the Ballard district was
held here this afternoon IN the Cen
trail school building. The follow
Ing candidates for school directors
were In the running.
one-year term. = = Fisher. A. ~.
Turner aud J. G. Robbins two
year term. Dudley II Doe. r.. }.
Meaeham and l.. 4. Allen three
year term. w T. Dixon and W ~.
Hazen. RobbinH. Allen aud iIazeu
are socialist candidates. and Acu
cham and Turner are annexation
candidates
The feminine vote was unusually
heavy and counted materially In the
choice Of directors.
Ordinaoos Approved
a rouaing meeting Of the unnera-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02
hsney's Successor
= Is Named

PORTLAND, Dee William G..
Bristol. who has been appointed by
the president 90 succeed Francis J
Hsuey az Omitted States attorney for
TIE district % Oregon. IL = man q
high standing ~ the legal profession
Ia fhis state. lie waE a great friend
of AR. hsney during the latter's 40
iourn Ia this state as government
prosecutor IN the land fraud eases
and indeed II a man of much the
same character. being a forcufus
fnan. well yefasd IA hie profession
and fearless aud independent. Mr..
Bristol n republican. but f.
member Of no faction or particular
political clique. lie l. comparative
y little known outside bis pfofes-
sion. Ar. bristol ia about IS years
Of aEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02

A new collection of Edmund
Vance Cookies poems has just been
issued by tho Dodge Publishing
company. The volume Is called
Chronicle Of the Little Tot" Much
or the authors verse has been
printed In this newspaper aud In tho
book are poems that have appeared
ia newspapers and various maya
Eines They deal with chill life
especially tho life OF Cookies own
children. The illustrations are not
tho least interesting features They
are by bouale Collins peaHe aud
clyde O. he Land.
These poems have something la
them and BRING both smiles and
tears, One OF the prettlnat tell
about tho "Moo.CuN Moo Here
Il Is:
Ny pa held mo up 10 the moo-cow
moo
so eiost | could almost touch.
En- fed him a couple OF times. or
two.
I'm | wasn't u fraid cat much.
Hut ef my papa goes into the house.
En- mama she xues IN. too.
just keep still. like mouse.
Fer the moo-cow moo might moo
Tho moo-cow- MODS got tail like
rope.
En- its raveled down where Il
EroWa.
En- It's just like feeling a piece of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02
OUT EARLY

THE tar statements wiil be out
earlier than usual thiH year Yes
tefaaY Auditor AFnaw turned over
the first inaialisnent Of tar rolls 90
Treasurer GoFmiey. having complet-
81 the same fully q month bsfor.
the usual time This viii enable
the treasures office TO complete the
fret statements earlier and they
wiil be sent out Immediately.
The law requires that the fret
tax rolls be turned over 90 the
treasurer BY the auditor b. the first
Monday IN December but this Law
hiss been a dead letter for several
years. the auditors office not usual o.
y completing the work until the
middle % January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02
WAS BABY
MURDERED
LITTLE ONE FOUND IN BARREL ON FIRST FLOOR OF
WASHINGTON eulDNo-PoLlcE HAVE NO cLEws

that IL had been born aud that Il
had hreathed aud lived. The child
was rudely wrapped In a small
square Of torn underclothinE.
The taaitor Of the building works
until II o'clock at night
II Ia his duty To bring the bar
rels from the different floors down
60 the first floor whore they are In
turn picked up by the garbage man.
The barrels contained nothing but
office refuse when removed from
the other floors at that hour
At II o'clock Mclaughlin passed
the barrels again and stated this
morning that he A. quite sure that
there VAS no paper IA the barrel.
such as discovered by the garbage
man later, at that hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. late yea.
terday afternoon the court martial
trying the case Of Midshipman Min.
or MoriweSher. st.. for causing the
death of Midshipman James Y.
Branch. IT,. In fist battle. eomplet-
ed It's work and adjourned
All records 81 the case will have
TO be forwarded TO Washington for
the navy department to review be.
fore tho verdict can be announced
The verdict will be announced from
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02
SAVED GA PERSONS

WASHINGTON. u. G. Dee. g.
The work Of the United States life
saving service Was stated In the re-
port Of superintendent kimball for
the past year The life saving crews
saved or assisted Ia saving 4G4 ve6-
atsisf besides offering assistance 90
81 other vessels Warned BY the
life saving crews s. steamers and
"a sailing vessels eseanst pillng on
the rocks.
Tho lives Of Ga persons were
saved The superintendent tecom
Iannda that provision be made for
sf@ widows snd orphan children Of
men Lost In the iite-aaxing service.
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To escape possible punishment Tor
capital crime the parents of stlll
born male child, or Il convenient
friend. dumpos the offspring into q
garbage barrel on the first floor OF
the Washington building between N
o'clock last night aud I o'clock this
morning, The partially nude body
WAS discovered by an Italian Ear-
hagr man, who lost no time IN cum-
municatiug the facts 10 Janitor
Frank Mclaughlin.
city Detectives Corhett and
Adams ana Deputy Coroner Arnold
caused the body To be removed to
the Bonney- Watson morEue.
Born Alive.
The deputy coroner found that the
child had been hastily attended TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-02
A STORY OF LOVE-:
A KENTUCKY FEUD

was fight in the mountains. in
which n feud enemy 81 the Finch
ems went to his death. Only Lewis
NAYS saw berry Filnchcm speed the
bullet
Berry Flinehem was indicted for
murder aud Lewis Mays sum
moned as witness When the
trial came Mays skipped out" rath-
cr than appear lie soon returned
and renewed hla wo0lng But the
Filnchema were afraid 81 him.
William Fiinehem sought to pro-
woke Mays. get up fight and Kill
him. lie succeeded. Mays shouted
Il have kept Htlli long enough.
Berry F'iineham. I ran away to
save you once. but I won't do Il any