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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14
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Wandering the streets Ia search
OF work Is r. $ Lilly Of Bellevue.
a hopeless cripple.
Out In Bellevue the LILLY family.
a broken hearted mother and sew
eral children, are gathered about
the smoulderine ruins OF what was
once happy home.
And In this city OF more than
l5s.00o souls there are hundreds
probably thousanda-who. when
they read the sad story OF the Lillys
will be glad 60 dis down into their
pockets and send q spare dollar to
alleviate this pitiful case OF mlstor-
tune
The Star published Thursday a
brief story on It's front page Of the
tragic calamities that have hefallen
Lilly and his family. The story was
news article. pure and simple.
with no attempt az pathos and no
appeal for charity. except that mute
request plainly read between the
lines OF a dislnterostcd reporters
routine contribution.
Early Friday morning came teie-
phone messages from big hearted
folk. asking more particulars about
Lilly and offering aid.
And
with the offers came 10 The Star
the Inspiration OF the Dollar club.
When vou read the story Of Ia
Tvs sufferlnEs. the patient sacri-
fees OF his devoted wife. and the
uneonmrlainlnk burden born By the
unfortunate children. you will also
join the Dollar club.
II you are a man you viii say:
We'll, a few cigars less next
week won't hurt. and that dollar
viii DO a lot OF good"
And u YOU are a woman you
might remark,
Il didn't need that extra pair OF
gloves. after aliis
A year ago r. s. Lilly was strong
and healthy and glorled IN the hard
work Of honest labor. His wife and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

A painted named KauImana,
while painting the roof OF a house
on Main street between Eleventh.
and Twelfth avenues. Thursday. fell
from the roof and was seriously In
iured tie was taken to the Seattle
General hospital. where his woundsl
were dressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

oLYMPIA-The state board Of
education Is preparing a new course
Of studies for the public schools Of
the state
CHEIAN elegant new boat
building here was christened Thurs
day the Belle of Chelan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14
CAR AND WITH
Pun HEADS T0GE Their

sT. PETERSBURG, July fi.--In
the course Of an interview between
fhe emperor and II. WItte az Peterof
this afternoon the whole subject OF
6eaca negotiations was gone over IN
defen Mrs.. Witte win accompany
her husband o. faroas Paris, and
MAJ join him later IN the United
Etnfea N. Korotovitz. formerly ecc-
retary Of the Russian legation at Pee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14
nIn r1-RnlNE srEAMFR.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE con
tract for the construction OF a 5000
ton turl ne freight and passenger
steamer. the largest turbine ship
yet built In America, has been let
by President Hartman. OF the
Southern Pacific company. The
steamer will operate between New
York and New Orleans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

hunters and disappear for good.
wade t. still on Yashon ISLAM :
where numerous posses. with blood
hounds. arc on his trail
lie Was heard from on ThurEdas
noon. when he entered farmer {
house on the north end OF the island
and Sole a gun. some clothing aud
a quantity Of food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

NORTH YARIMA-George Don
aid Al the head Of one set OF capt.
taliafa. aGa Jesse u. Ross. repre-
sontlng Others. have both asked for
franchise 10 build an electric road
out Of this city to the Valleys eoun~
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

sixty-seven OF the mutlneers have
been taken 70 Sevastopol for trial By
court-martial.
ST. PETERSBURG. July IA
Emperor Nicholas has signed tbs
commission appointing NJ. Wits
president Of the council OF minis,
tiers. 70 represent the Russian gov
eminent in the peace conference To
be held In the United States next
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

STOCKHOLM, July 1.-THE min
lister OF marine today refused to
either confirm or deny the report
that the proposed visit of a large
German fleet 10 swedlsh-Norwegian
waters Is intended rs a demonstra-
lion Of sympathy towards Sweden.
Tho first OF the German fleet Is ex-
pected on July 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14
DEPRIVATION srccEssFrI.

BOSTON. Mass. July Reports
from Pocasaet. Cape Cod state that
General Leonard Wood has just IN
dorRone a delicate surgical opera
ton Of trepanniuR 90 remove a
bony growth on the head. The op-
Grafton was successful The gem
erai Is making rapid progress to-
ward recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14
MARINE NOTES

The Melville Dollar Of the Dollar
line Of steamers. came into port FRI
day morning ana r. loading n cargo
OF general merchandise FOR Nome.
She goes soon TO Tacoma To COM
plete her cargo, and VIII sail Tor
Alaska from there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

ST. LLoUGs. July lie. " War
field. co. cashier OF tho 81 Louis
County bank. at Clayton. shot and
killed himself while seated al hla
desk az Il 30 today. III health was
the cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

TACOMA. July fi-W. IT. Ude,
city passenger agent OF the North
ern Pacific, has been promoted 70
travelling passenger agent, with
headquartcre at spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14
TWO SEATTLE BOYS PLAY
HFIDnOEE %

4 "HOBOES,"
4 Junlus Rochester. b2a Eight .
= eenih, and Harold Lewis. 1910 =
= Fifteenth. began a trip Friday
a morning Of an unusual char =
4 actcr walk 10 the Lewis =
a and Clark fair.
= They left Friday morning =
4 with a little less than s. be- =
4 tween them to live on. II they 4
4 should have hard luck IN hit 4
a ting farm houses for grub" =
4 Both boys are from we'll known
4 families In this city and their 4
= trip Will be watched with in =
4 tereEt =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

The skagway liner Jefferson win
be back Saturday morning with the
school teachora' excursion party,
with which she sailed away from
here last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

T. H. Marsh. district elder OF thu
Free Methodist church. win preach,
Friday night at the Seattle olive
Branch mission. 2i1h South Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

oLYMPIA--The Odd Fellows
lodge here Is celebrating It's 50th
birthday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

= BURGLARY NEAR BURTON.
= VAsHON. Wash, July IA
4 John Randall's house, one mile
= west Of Burton. was broken
= into yesterday and two coats
. stolen. All Of the food In the
4 house was eaten II is believed
= that Convict Wade turned the
= trick
\
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

oLYMPfA-Mra Mary a. Shan
non. an old pioneer. died Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14
The oIdost

4 lo oldest
resident Of
Great Britain,
Jas McNally.
recently ce1e-
bratad h Ia
l0sth birthday
Ne Naliy was
born when VIM
pitt Vna Prime
minister. II e
h as lived in
three centuries,
a n q d a 8 Wit
n osBe q h @
reigns OF five
English SOW
erelgna lie dis
iinctly recalls
Trafalgar, and
nt rs carried
the baggage OF
returning sol
dicru vino had
participated Ia
TIL q waterloo
campaign.
NJ NalIy.
was born in
Kings county,
ireland. IN 1891
In 1866 he emf
grated to the
United States
and nnrrnd In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

TACoMA-Dr Edward T. Mathes.
president Of the HeillnKham normal
school. has accepted the position Of
president OF WhitWorth college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

/ KEEL, July if-Emperor 4
1 william has appointed King 4
/ oscar grand admiral OF The A
! GeruNn navy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

the federal He Wash ngton when lincoln was assassin
England at 90 became Inmate OF the
Little Sisters of the Pc at South Lambert where he has
remained Since
McNay loves 10
prince Wellington Daniel oConnor
Abraham Lincoln enry Beecher and others
celebration given his honor by the authc
The photograph Che aged taken the oa3
La blIthdAH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

HARSH BOUNDED S. LILLY. OF BELLEVUE, TILL
HE'S HELPLESS CRIPPLE AND HIS WIFE AND LITTLE
ONES ARE IN DESTITUTE cRcumsTANegs-rHE STAR AP.
PEAls TO THE people OF SEATTLE TO RELIEVE THE
FAmlLVs DISTRESS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

The steamer Meteor. en- route from
San Francisco. is due % arrive here
about midnight II she Il TO carry
out her schedule. but nothing has
as yet been heard OF her
The steamer iaqua. I. " Gray a
Co. agents. sailed on Friday morn
lng for San Francisco and Southern
California ports. she carries 750,-
600 feet of lumber and 20 passen-
gers. The stcamer Norwood Of this
company sailed Friday from San
Francisco for Seattle. and the Raj
nier IL due TO arrive from the same
port on Saturday night
a = 4 4 a 4 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 4 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14

= We have some peculiar In 4
squiries from people coming into 4
= the office and some OF them =
= express themselves rather 4
\ strangely said Claud Mel
= drum. city ticket agent for the 4
4 Great Northern. 'Fhe other 4
4 day a fellow came into the Of 4
flee and asked for ticket 4
= forwards and backwards TO 4
4 Bellingham'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-14
Angry Woman Creates
II Sensation at The Pike"

ASSAULTS MAN WITH BEER GLASS. FOLLOWS HIM TO THE
STREET AND FLoURlsHEs REVOLVER IN HIS FACE
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BANK oLEARrNas.

! Increase over last
year ............fi2 O,li7.25
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
CITIZENS UNION OUT.
Withdraws from Organizations
Opposed to Tamnany
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.

(SpGclal 10 Inv IlllcS-I'spHtSh''
NEW YORK, September 1i,~Irhe repre-
scntatives of the Citizens Union with
drew tonight from the conference OF the
various local political organizations OBJ
posearro Tamnlany Hall The conference
bad been called Tor the purpose OF de-
.terIninng upon y nayoralty candidate TO
oppose Mayor Mcclellan, who, 1t is gen
orally believed will stand for reelection
as tho Tammany nominee, TIE fusion
forces, organized several weeks ago, nave
been composed OF tho Citizens Union,
The local Republican organization, under
the leadership Of County Chairman Hal
Din; the Municipal ownership League and
the German-American League.
After leaving the fusion conference, me
Citizens' Union delegates held session
by themselves, II was understood they
would MOI consent to a decision by the
fusion conference TO delay the inayolally
nomination until next Mondays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.
The Session Soon to Open to Be-
Rest In It's History.

Among tho growing institutions OF
Rlchmond, Va, Westminster School Is
not behind in the matter of develops
mont Miss Campbell. the principal,
has secured an additional building next
door, ana is preparing to accommodate
a larger number of boarding and day
pupils than ever before, She has fur-
thor secured two new teachers-potn
college graduates. Miss Anne Nash
Afford, OF South Carolina. is q
graduate Of tho Harvard Annex, ana
Miss Marion II, Clarke, OF Virginia.
holds n diploma from the State Normal
College of Pennsylvania, and has re-
Gently done most successful work az
the Stonewall Jackson Institute Hoth
these teachors nre women of broad tul-
ture and experience, Westminster now
has three college women In Its faculty
Miss Mcleod an A. H. graduate Of Ranr
aolph Macon Woman's College, having
tolned the faculty last year,
,rhis school has tho reputation for
doing thorough work and few girls who
do 'mot care 10 study apply for entrance,
each year In It's history this school
nas crown and the prospects for the
coming season arc very bright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
NEW PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
Mr.. William Y. Reithard Comes
70 the Central Y. NJ. A. c..

The gymnasium Of the Central Young
Mems Christian Association rcopened last
night, with everything as bright as ga, heW y,
been put in good shape. and the apparatus
cleaned and repaired, The baths ana
locker rooms also have been put IN tH-
fine shape for the fall and winter work
The association Is exceedingly fortunate
in securing the services of Mr.. william
Y Rcithard as physical director. MI;
experience in association work. lie was
born ut Detroit, Mich, and for six years
was a leader In the association symnas-
ium Of ms home city r1r one yer of he f
Eastern District branch, Detsoit, and LOT
two years previous to leaving home, as
sistant physical director. HIS first reSu-
lar field as physical director was talama-
200, Mich, where he rendered five years
of Splendid service. For the past three
years he has been physical director at
Evanston, III; Mr. Richards sreciaii ny
athclctics. and games. Mr.. Rcithard Is
a member of St. Marks Episcopal
Church. Evanston, H., and ne comes 10
Richmond highly recommended py Ar. a. a.
I G. Studor secretary of the Detroit AS
socintion, one Of tho leaders i'll West
I ern work.
Mr., Rc,hard arrived IN the city Ned Sf.
! Win Mrs. Mary c. Gentry, No. 10l West
Main street. Mr.. Reithmd's work n the
gymnasium will begin ut once, and tht
following is a schedule Of the classes fol
4 the season:
business Mcn's-Monduy, Wcdncsda.
and Friday 5;l5 r. NJ.
Young MEMS Evening Monday, Wed
nosduy and Friday 6:l5 c,,,.a
Young Mems lIveninE--Tnesaay, lhurs
day and SATURDAY. 600
Young Mems Graded: Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday $50.
Senior Lcndcrs-Monday 600
BOYS. JUNIOR, r1N'TERA1isIolA'Tal
Boys Monday and Wednesday, 400 {
A., Saturday 1880 a. NJ. !.
Juniors--Tuesday and Thursday AGO 7
NJ, Saturday 1000 a. NJ, -,
enthusiastically and Friday S;l
Leaders-Friday 400 p, NJ.
, So far as possible young men contem
: plating taking regular exercises, shouI
9 make application at once, so as 10 sel J
: at the beginning of class and recreatW
: work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
.CI|L RERISON FQRsAKEN
BY FORMER FRIENDS 4 q l.
None Appeared in Police Court
Yesterday-Went to Jail
TO Await Trial.

X. Cnlbertson lnngushes IN the city
iail awaiting application for bal or y
hearing of the charges Of political
crime.
Culberts was in the Police Court
Yesterday morning and was turned over
TO the custody of the City. Sergeant on
!, capeas. He was taken to jan Y!
Danrty Bowls No one called at,the court
room TO see the prisoner, and he bore ING
anncarnncr of q man forsaken pS ms
friends. He. had nothing to say con-
sfcarnIn,- the charges that have been pre-
ferred q cainst him in the indictments
handed in by the grand jury eNccp.
that he had done nothing TO Warrant
conviction. I, i,
II the man had counse. SeSter9aN ~
was not evident. 1t is generally unoei-
stood that he will be represented az
Tic nropcr time by Mr.. g. IS Pollock
Who mas the cases Of Syrclc and Wlse
IN hand, but that gentleman SAID Ses-
,crday that he had not been cngaSed
This case. along with the other election
cases Will be placed for trial "heh the
Hastings Court meets next week.
When seen YESTERDAY afternoon nv, ~ Ne
son would say nothing by when &sne
case might be made palmer TO the pup-
lie. He said he did nothing unla"iui o.
which he was aware and that he ic's
he would get out Of the hole az rig,l';
II is not, probable that bail VIII De
neked until Judge Witt returns, wh'eh
will likely be tomorrow, as the cas- :
will be called next Wedneslay ana a.
that time all the cases Will be set
for hearing 1t is not likely ina any
az the cases will be heard during the
scptcmber torn. as there are about hitS
other cases TO be tried and the chances
are that the election cases VIII 80 oVcl
to the october term,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Gibraltar is Crumbling.

,rhc publIo Is not aware that the great rock
~ tibraitar is tumDllng down--that Its icrumh-
Ing noting masses must be continually bound
trgether With huge patches OF masonry and
cement, ,,o. 90,
10 notice on the eastern slope of the fortress
enormous silver eolored patches gleamn,E I ~
az ar fortv feet square, are the proof Of Cnbral-
tar's disntegraton, OF thick, strong cement.
they keep huge spurs of the cliffs sida from
&tumbllng into the blue sea-
Sea captains, cruising In the Medit
Ray that Gibraltar has been I4ttlng i ana
cri,lnbiing for many years. but that OF late
the dlsintegration has gono on at faster rate
than heretofore .l5 iiry s8{fs i, i, a., ,,,.
Ing elm is rotten stone, and that In q, liliiS
while Tho phrase .the strength OF Glbraltar,''
Will be meaningless Chicago ChroMc'A I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Mr., 6, D. CRuT CHF|ELD
DIES OF INJURIES (.
Had Been EIurt in Peculiar
Manner Tuesday Morning
On a Car. ,..s

q + f. T . X q. 50 ( i
Mr.. Samuel y. Crutch1icld, who was
hurt in Il street car accident last Tues
day morning, died at the Virginia Hos
pltal last night at 10 o'clock Of 4, his In
juries. $ ~ h
Mr. Crutchtield was the son OF Mr..
George 4Crutchiicld and the&lnte Mrs.
Virginia a. Crutchheld. Besides his sfa,h-
err he leaves two youhg daughters and
six brothers, and three sisters NJ Mrs. i,
NJ Pullnm and Miss Louise, OF this city,
and Mrs. w. n. Hunter, of Independence,
Mo-; Charles NJ, Louis and Oscar OF
Hamilton, Mont; E. NJ. Allan ID ana
Frank Crltchheld, Of thislS city.
The funeral nnnouncement VIII be mace
later.
III accident which caused Mr.. Crutch,,
fields death was peculiar, The end o, OF
a beam on Il druy struck him In the
stomach while he was Il passenger on a
street car and inflicted what at first was
apparently hardly more than a very
painful injury He never rallied now VI
throughout yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Mr.. McDonough Denies.

In connection with the testimony Of a
young man named Goodwin IN the Bat
kins case, who said he saw DR.. Rntkins
and Mr.. Pat McDonough drinking and
playing cards in the atteT's back room
about eight months ago, Mi. McDonough
said last night that he had mot taken a
drink In two years nor, had anyone
played cards in his house within that
time.
.NVhon there was any playing In my
back ROOM" said Mr. McDonough IL
mlsreprcsenlcd me and my place. and l
desire that the correction shall be made"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
LOCAL "DREAMLAND."
Amusement Company to Ask Tor
Charter Next Week.

An amusement company. embracing
Manager Jake Wells, Captain Pizzinl,
otto Wells, of Norfolk; II. =, Aucny
and Charles f. Albright, of Philadelphih'
the latter two well-known amusement
men will apply TO the Corporation com
mission for a charter next wceS
The objects os the company are 10
erect at Reservoir Park an up-to-aale
amusement resort. More than 5000 VII
be spent in improvements, ana u ~
the design of the promoters 10 MAKE .,
the park another "DreaFNiahu' hhe 'n"'
at Coney Island.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
.M1NTOSH AND
B (. L: \ NJ
Miss Evans and Mr. Mt. Mcintosh Nl.c1ln' :e: 81.
Took the Mixed
bles. l65
SINGLES DECIDED \ II: D. TO-DAY l''I'
Brilliant Assembly ~ apta III the I:I sr-
mitage Club ARecep-
ton s ss3
SINGLES DECIDED ! H ]. TO-DAY

BY rar!tho most exciting and Interest,"
ing events to date Of the Old Dominion
tennis tournament took place yesterday
afternoon before the largest and most
enthusiastic gallery 'tllnt has ever Wit
messed tennis ina chin this city
Early III the afternoon the grand stand,
erected ut tho club, to fncconmodato the
spectators, began to MI up, and shortly
after 4 o'clock,s when the final double
match was put on the exhibition court
noxt to tho club house, the stand was fnll
referee called the match, and Messrs.
Mcintosh and Bridgers, OH the ono hand.
and Nlessrs Coke and Pollard, on the
othsr. lined up for play. Tho previous
evenings score, according to tournament
rules held good and Mcssrs Mcintosh
and Bridgers chose the left court, and
MIR. I3rldgcrs began the serve, the score
being IA IN favor of Coke and Pollard.
The set was finally won by Mcintosh
and Brdgcrs 10. The second set also
went TO them By the score Of G3 The
third set went to Coke and Pollard, at
the score Of 90. The fourth set was
holly contested. the sImes going up to
fouIl- all. each side losing it serves Finally
Mcintosh and Pollard won the next two
games, winning the set AND the match.
This match throughout was closely played,
and brilliant rallies were the order of the
day, the returns of all the contestants
frequently cliciting loud applause from
the gallery. While tho visitors Mcssrs.
Mcintosh and Brldgers, finally won, the
Hermitage team Messrs Coke and Pol
lard, though defeated went down with
flying colors.
!. Ladies Singles.
After the doubles were well under
way the finals In ladies singles were
put on. the count next to the exhibit
ton count boing used. This match was
between Miss Tannor, of Petersburg
and Miss Evans, fof Richmond This
inatcn finally resulted in Il victory for
Miss Evans in two straight sets. The
finals In the mems consolation event
over Mr.. Call, tho score being 6-3, 6-2
One of the most interesting events of
the tournament took place at 1890 in
the morning, being the finale in the
mixed doubles between Miss Powers and
Mr.. Bridgers and Miss Evans and Mr..
Mcintosh. Each side took set and the
final set was closely contested Miss
Powers and Mr. Bridgers were at one
time within two points OF the match,
only to lose the set and match finally
BY the close score Of Ga, Sc, o..
Following the games. a reception was
held at the club house. which was
greatly enjoyed by the club members
and their friends, at which time the
| prizes were presented with the eXcep-
ton of the mems singles prizes, which
will be presented this evening, as the
singles are not yet completed. hut will
be played to- day at 4 p. M. This match
will be between Mr.. Mcintosh. of Nor
folk and Mr.. Pollard, of Richmond. a
close and exciting game is expected