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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

park and cut on Lake Washington
for short cruise. At 9 30 Thurs
day evening President q. Il Taen.
ser, of the Federated German SO
eieties. will deliver an address OF
welcome nj the Madison pavilion
supper VIII be served the crew
at 2 e'eloo8 followed by addresses
by Consul Geisaler and Captain
liehnhe. of the cruiser.
No official program has been am
nouneed for Friday. but the day wtil
be taken up with Sightseeing and
visiting. ON Saturday Captain
Hehnke and hiz officers will hold a
reception TO invited guests on board
the ship.
Visiting hours have been an
noFinced M follows From 1880 60
z ard from : In 7 .. IN. on Thursday
and Friday. and from 1 30 60 30
9. m. on Sunday. ON Saturday only
those guests invited 60 the reception
viii be allowed on board. on pub
lie visiting hours launches will
leave the pier AT The foot OF Madison
street for the cruiser.
The Fake will leave Seattle her-
Dor AT , o'clock Sunday afternoon.
and viii proceed Co Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07
MOTHER DIED FROM FEVER CAUGHT ON TRAIN AND TINY
DAUGHTER lNcARcERArUo IN PEST HOUSE

Little Anna Hauatad. n pretty
baby ~ three years. In fighting the
Canadian Pacific raIiroad IN Judge
Gialams court.
at course she has guardian 10
represent her. and lawyers "a wage
lesal battle, but the serious faced
tot. whose fat little legs dausie from
front seat. Is the real plaintiff,
She wants an aggregate OF tto.oo
damages.
And fsom ell Indications she will
get at least considerable part OF
the sum asked.
According TO the pltlahle story
told In the two complaints filed. 1T
he Anna. with her young mother.
started from Norway TO Seattle.
where the mother intended 70 work
as a domestic and earn a living for
herself and little daughter They
reached America safely aud took the
train from Halifax Zoe a through
trip 20 Seattle. but were crowded
into a reekiaH coach, where there
were passengers stu scaling from
recent sieEcs 81 scarlet fever. The
young mother was slcted with the
fever and became wildly dellriouz.
ciasping the little Eiri In her armA
Presently a bright rcd spot burned
on either cheek % the little Eiri also.
and the railroad company. u Is
claimed. put them both of At WIN
pipeE. and sent them % the pest
house. where within a fsw days the
Young mother died in agony. with
out proper medical care. and the lit
tle one was left for a month more
In the pest house. her tiny body
raeked with thu terrible fever. The
complaint also states that IS IN cash
and the unused portion 81 the tick
cts were taken from the mothers
body By authority Of the railroad
company. and given over a. part
payment ZOE the pretended care u
the mother and child
The complaint does not atata Just
how the Seattle friends - the Yuuns
mother came 70 discover the where
abouta of the orphaned child. or how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07
SUES EK-SHERiFF

A Jury In Judge Tallman'a court
in listening Co tho evidence In the
snlt of II. ]. Morgan. as receiver
for the Interstate Flsheries com
pAny. against IN Cudihee. former
sheriff OF King oofaty. and his
bondamen. tho United States Fidei-
ity 4 Guarantee company.
The plaintiff claims thht IL Is np
10 tho eK-sheriff or his bondamen
To pay -. 200 damageaa. stating that
when the sheriff took over the In
solvent company the property was
worth 1880. but that through care
leas management and by reason of
the sheriffs allowing a leaBshold
to terminate through non payment
of rentals. the value OF the property.
seven months later. had deteriora'
ed 10 5000. for which sum "a was
sold. The amount sued FOR IL the
difference between the two yalua-
lIDuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07
AFTER THE ruth

NEW YORK. Sept THE inaur-
ancc investigating committee today
took up the Equitable. William
Alexander. brother OF the 60 presi-
dent, WAS the first witness. The
fact was revealed that before the
Hyde stock WAS transferred 20
Ryan. Hyde made a codloal to his
Will binding his heirs responsible
for $500 900 II the transfer waa
repudiaied. The trust agreement
under which Cleveland. OBrieB and
Westinghouse are working Is being
Investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

charged with assault with intent 10
commit murder. will be taken 90
next on The criminal calendar. The
defendant Is accused Of attempting
to KIN Emma Jefferson. alias Sim
mons. at the Ballard circus
grounds Ia June. Both we're circus
employees.
Miss Norman v Ronald. daughter
Of Non. J. 4. Ronald. lB TO be mar
ried Tharsday evening 10 Edgar J..
Wright At the family residence. 431
Thirtieth avenue The bridegroom
has recently returned from Alaska
lie graduated from the Washing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

members ~ the crew % the beat
were welcomed at tho boat landing
on the waterfront BY the Seattle
committee Of the German society.
and marched Go special cars In wait
inK Tor them After a ride ever the
city they viii be taken 90 Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

ton university about three years
ago. having distinguished himself
IA debating and In college athletics
particularly He IL at present To-
Gated In the Alaska building. aud
is one Of the most promising young
msn before the King county bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

The officers OF the German cruia-
% falke. now lying In Seattle har-
Dor. We're rendered an Informal ban
qust By several prominent eitisenu
~ Seattle az tho University club en-
"Wednesday evening. and following
the banquet a general reception VS.
held By the members OF tho club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07
Three=Year=Old Baby Girl
Sues Railroad For $4,000

been appointed her guardian. Dam
ages 10 the amount of $4,000 are
asked for the loss Of her mothers
love and care. and $4,000 for in
juries which are alleged to have fol-
lowed from an operation made nee
eaaary by an ahaeaaa in i<r head.
claimed 90 have been caused By im-
proper care at the pest house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

Daniel Mcdonald. charged with
having taken fsGb from the pockets
Of John Thlery ON July 2. In be.
fore Judge Griffin for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

NEW ORLEANS. Sept u EleyaI
new cases and three deaths frou
yellow fever waB reported at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

she reached Seattle but she appears
IN court neatly dreased and repre-
scented by ". A. larsen. who has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Tho perHonAl injury suit OF John
Hogan against the Northern Pa
cific for 81 $50 alleged damages IL
being heard before Judge Albert
aon. The plaintiff claims that he
felt through an Imperfect trestie
and broke bis toe. that Kangrene
set Ia and that first bis toe. then
his foot and finally a part OF HIS leg
were ampufaled
The case OF J. y. Jefferson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

WHY NOT GET BusY' SEE
PAGE 6. s.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07
To Greet Germans
At Madison Park


PUBLIC VISITING HOURS or BOARD or THE GERMAN
Thursday Fftday-tassO o Z o z 2 m.
sunday-Isso 10 = 20 p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07
(E1IifIII7l
soI FIRST AVENUE.
coLMAN BUILDING
between Columbia and Marion
BUILDERS. HARDWARE SALE


Our builders hardware sale il he
Ing welcomed and taken advantage
OF by many who are building and
repalrinE their homes. Arc you get-
ting your share 90 these savings
iae old copper or dun brass Cup
beard Catches e. ........t. Zoe
zoe cid COPPER or dun brass cup
Board Turn - .s......ise
% eid copper sash IAft .......Se
lee old eoppae sash Lock.
soc SarEent's old copper or dull
brass eyal beaded reversible NOR
hHH LIN stssa sssfss. ODE
Toe SarNente old copper or duh
brass mortlse Lock. set see. .iae
1be oval beaded old copper noF,isa
LOCK- set .sstsss.se..sa .SNe
ste cid copper mortiae Lock. set l5e
Cycling wiii give you the qualities
that insure success
sSa.0e cushion fork. coaster brake.
CHthhARN +st sssss- Nt~tNt
$500 coaster brake Racyeie S3a. 90
ste-ee tstEl" sssss .ssss. Ssb.Osl
sPiNNiNc's CASH STORE,
1910 Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

WASHINGTON. II. c.-Ths
race suicide Views Of President
Roosevelt are opposed by n prorni /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

ny gibson GARDNER.
Staff Correspondence Of The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-07

IT PAYS TO DEAL AT LANo's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
BOARD MEETING POSTPONED.
Howard University Trustees to Assem-
BILE Next Wednesday.

\ The meeting of the board of trustees of
Howard University, which was to have
been held today, to consider the resignation
of Rev. DIR. John Gordon, president of that
institution. and the causes which led up to
its presentation to the board, has been post
poned until next Wednesday afternoon at
clock at the university. The reason of
the postponement is said to be illness in the
family of Rev. Teunis s. Hamlin, president
of the board of trustees. When Dr. Hamln
was asked by Star reporter today con-
corning the statement that Congress will
be asked to investigate the affairs of the
university, as exclusively given in The Star,
he said as Congress makes an annual appro-
priation for the support of the university
there is disposition on the part of inter-
ested persons to request that body to insti-
tute an investigation into the manner In
which the appropriation is expended
1t is said the failure of the university au-
thorities to apply more severe disciplinary
measures to the leaders of the recent revolt
that was aimed at President Gordon will
he brought prominently before the board
OF trustees at Its meeting next Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Election of Officers

At meeting of Green Mountain Lodge,
NO. l4I7, q. U. 0. OF O. f., held at It's
hail. 1905 M street northwest, Wednesday
evening, December 20 the following annual
and quarterly officers were elected unani-
mousiy: Z. Hawkins. worthy chaplain:
J. b. Askins, worthy treasurer; ID. y.
Webster. permanent secretary: r. +. Will
liams, advocate. ]. E. Wilmington, dele
gate to hall association: j. e. Whittingso on,
elective secretary; Richard BrodgsdaIe,
vice grand; j. r. Wilkinson, noble grand:
George Prier, past noble grand; Sandy COZ
bert, noble father; Linzy Jones. past noble
father; Walter Dabney. r. s. to N. G.; j.
A. McNeal. L. S. to N. G.; Lucius Kent,
r. s. to v. G.: James Franklin, l.. s. to
v, G.; William Brooks, inside guardian: b.
J. Harris, warden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
THE INCIDENT CLOSED
DISMISSAL OF CHARGES AGAINST
THREE POLICEMEN.

The trouble growing out of the visit of
members Of the metropolitan police base
ball team to Baltimore July % last is a
closed incident. Maj. Richard Sylvester to-
day forwarded to the Commissioners the
report of the trial board in the cases of
Privates ]. ]. BranZell, c. F. Ehlers and
L. H. Farquhar, each of whom was charg-
ed with absence from the District Of Co
lumbia without permission and with con-
duct unbecoming an officer of Private w.
c. Farquhar, charged with disobedience
of orders and conduct unbecomng an Off
cer,'' and of Private C. F. Birch, charged
with absence from the District of Column
bia without permission and dlsobedience of
orders" The finding of the trial board in
each case was mot guilty. with the rec
ommendation that the charges be dismissed.
In this Maj Sylvester concurred, and the
approval of Commissioners Mcfarland and
West was promptly given. The papers
have yet to go to Commissioner Biddle.
Other Cases.
Reports of a number Of other trial board
cases, with the findings and action in each,
also were passed upon by the Commission
ers today, the recommendation of the board
in each instance being sustained The
cases include the following: Private C. s.
Creel, charged with neglect of duty and
violation of section 8. paragraph 81, of the
metropolitan police manual, found not
guilty and charges dismissed; Private Geo.
R. Patterson, gross neglect of duty 1.-TWO
charges), found guilty in one case and fined
s. and warned, and not guilty in second
case; Private Samuel d. Edwards, charged
with t'non-payment of just debt, found
not guilty and charge dismissed Desk.
Sergt. j. w. Everly, charged with neglect
of duty" found not guilty as to charge,
but guilty to specifications, with recon-
mendation that the charge be dismissed but
the officer warned; Private r. F. West,
charged with neglect of duty" and found
guilty, with recommendation that The
charge be dismissed and the officer warned;
Private r. A. Lusby, charged with neglect
of duty and found not guilty and the
charge dismissed.
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FINANCIAL.

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January 2, 1906.
de2110t GEORGE W. EVANS. Secretary
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
NAMI-KO
Chi]iwasxhal6 otro suspiro.

Ch]iwa sxAal6 otro suspro
En- este trance sus padres debian proAto para
Aueatra affection Pero como puedn pemAnecer ndersnes
para kaeernos cgar mushaehl snfermg Vaya que
cate mundo 90 IN ugar de exoisnol Eso 81 todo
- IndudsblemenA
-Psro 10 sss mas nos prescups e 10 aud dc T.keoms
esurriese 10 smemos ssa fin de KswAsh
ma pusde eentas 10 snfernsdad cualqusr enpo pere
puesto sue estkn sasAdo no poaSs snerlss sepaadss
-Exsotaments.
Ell deber De los padres desr los hios hsgan
euo agunas a azoa bien uego los
6venes podrkn dsespeados prnspo des
pu9s de alg6n tempo cambaA dc crerio toda cdad
Eco muy eierto.
NO podSs arrssgar Ia seguridad de de
per IN poco do amor 6sonpas6n.
-Ciertaments que no.
y asspues s por estuviese ella en- cnt, ese
ssra s I'm as.....
-Exactamsnte E,e es el punto capital
Viendo que tie ssaba impresonads por argunentos
RAa ChiwA que s coraz6n le aba de j6bo por (xito
punto Gamble de conveac6n No aso esperaba pronta
oucien del que habis noeado Anine sno
amblen sncoAtr6 misnes las subierta
dseirlo as temporal e tempo semnariaD
Horssendo prsducendo abundntes frutos saba que ese
tempo no estaha muy distante.
En- verdaders ser Ia madss de kes no or. tan que
despreears Nami nug6n motive AL contrss sprecsba
los eafusrEos de copgsDar ella pesar
de inmensk dfeencia de cultura carsste regcSndoie
sobre ocisonaes eoncdnoas agunos punto de
to- hsta psniaba a e fondo de bien no 10
demostr6 nunsa-qus ella mms no A.ba gual.do Mani en-
iuvenud Pero undo vic despu(s de dada enfer
msdad vctma de nal incurable, ah 50 v u ademss,
cuaado vic del caste de peque6A candad de d
nsre hAba de proHto resAbcmente nt6
peche extrano sentmento de dessngans dsguso
gsn este senmieno sn ntensdsd cada vue del pensmntO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
COCHES
De Ia emneSa A. Perez y Comp.
Rdahs a Ia agencia en- San Juan, San Francisco 40
TabaQuerla Central.

-Dssde aver SO han smpszado en-
10 ofcina de Obras pdblicas munici.
pales los trabsios del gabinete para
Ia ejecuci6n do los obras del testro do
esta ciudad.
-Por nc ticias de Fajardo sabs.
mos que ell domingo pasado hubo una
magnifica fiesta On 10 central eFajardo
Sugar Company, con motive de hsbsr
sfdo bautizada la primers locomotora
de dicho ingenio.
-DESPUES do probar todos los
engafosos remedies que se anuncian
90 cuando mas 90 agradece Ia sacaeia
RADICAL del Digestive Mojarrieta,
cuya superioridad est4 universalmente
confrmada para curar las enfermeda-
des del est6msgo.
Curaciones desesperadas en- perso.
mas bien conocidas, qua 10 tomaron
durante tres msses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuchs
produce melor efecto que una docens
de frascos de cuslquier otro rsmedio'
porque adem&s de ser el dnico verda.
dero Curative radical del est6msgo y
del intestine, sin engahosa scci6n
calmante, es Digestive y Purifcador
de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hostia
tenga grabado el nombrs Digestive
Mojsrrieta.
De venta en- las farmacias dc los
sehores M. Blanco y Cs, Ramon Alma.
zan, y Fidel Guillermety de San Juan
Puerto Rico); y enlas principales dro-
guerfas de Europa y America. Dep6
sito en- Paris. ruedes Haupriettes, 4.
En- 81 dia de hoy hay en- ID car.
eel municipal, 98 presos.
"A don Eduardo Diaz Lecuns,
Consul de Venezuela, se 10 hs dado
permiso para COZ struir una nueva Ca
90 dc dos plantas On la calle Egozcus,
de Santurce.
O. En- Ia calle de San jose ndmero
II, se alquila un mirador.
, Han sido denunciadas las casas
Cruz 8 y Luna 50. por no reunir con.
, dicionss higienicas.
(Co'stin.Ia de Ia p&s;~a ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

la Corts municipal de San Juan
aentenci6 { Simeon Campos ; meses
do arresto por haber dispuesio de
$40 que le entrsg6 el eomerciante dc
Rio Piedras stfor Llomfn, sin haber-
los reintsgrado a ~ dueno.
a En- Ia casa de huespedes de a
ssdorita Jose6na Hernandez, San Jus.
to 81, que ocupa sltuaci6n muy cen.
trIca, hay buena mesa, habitaclones
hermosss y bien ventlladas y sxeelen.
to servicio. Sc recommends por 81
misma q las personals que quieran ser
sus abenados.
-Anoche Grsgofio Reyes, en- San
turcs, sgredi6 ( su esposa Teresa Rs-
mos, por cuyo hscho fue dsnunci ado.
Entire los testigos do cargo hguraban
Tlorsntino TANGO, padre del acusado,
que declare que 81 hijo habfa atrope.
llado ipjustamente a ~ muisr. FL juez
Bazan sentenei6 { Reyes q . Is do null
to q 80 dfas dc ARE sto.
Hoy = las tres dc 10 tarde ha do.
bido reunirse 10 Comisi6n do poliefa
para resolver, ent'e otros aslntos, un
expediente dc cargos formulados con-
ira 81 cabo Pedro C6rdova, de Vega
Bajs, por destruction dc documsntos
dol ssrvicio.
Ell senior Frazier, secretario par
ticular del gobernador, inform6 ests
ms mana 4 un reportar nuestro, que la
;; noticia dada por un colegs acerca de
Ia renuncia del juez de Paz de Ia Cidrs
don Praxedes Sagttago, ea inexacta. El
gobernador no ha re1ido la renuncia
& ningdn funcionsrio.
! Esta pendieute del informe del ca
pitan de Ia policia seiIor Lopez Dtsz
quien sali6 hacia dicho pueblo, 4 fir
de comunicar ex.ensos detalles sobrt
la supuests sgresi6o de que fue vfcti
ma don Wenceslao Segarra.
Tan pronto examine el expedient'
resolver& sobre dicho asunto.
Don Mario GeIgel se ha queiadt
al alcalde de la ciudad de que ha sidt
clasifoado en- 81 negocio como comi
sionista dc 2e clase y pide Sc le cob-
contribution como de 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

n6nico en- esta ciudad don Juan Jose
Marquez, y doila Felicita Suarez.
g. En- sata epoca 81 cuando Ia
piel 90 We atormsntada per ssrpulli-
dos, herpes, llagas etc. Tomad 81
<Restaurador de 10 Saluds y estar6is
libres de todas esas calamidades. No
olvideis do tomsr el legitimo que pre-
para National Drug Company y del
que o. Agente General R. NarvAez
Rivera, Arecibo, P. r. Vale l peso 10
csia dc 200 pastillas.
Una muestra del aqua que se
consume on el cafe ola Mallorquinss,
ha sido remitida para su anAlisis al
laboratorio quimico de 10 Junta Su.
perior de Sandal.
-Segdn informes, anoche hubo
una reunion deinitiva en- Santurce,
cssa del senior Calaf, donde Sc acord6
que 50 estableciers el hip6dromo en-
Hato Rey. A Ia vez Sc nos informa,
que una vez instalado el hip6dromo,
Ia empresa de los carros electricos SO
10 cobrara centavos por el viaie
hasta aquel sitio.
Sc han inscrito en- ell 81 RegiAtro
Civil los nacimientos de Claro Pal
ma y Delgado, Georgina Llanoi y
Ortiz, Nydia Maria Besosa y Caba-
llero, y Maria Susana Clemente y To.
rres.