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Evening journal., 1905-01-28
Social and PERSONAL Nofea

SOcIaI ana FeTSOUai NOLcS
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse G. Simmons. Mr..
and Mrs. Holstein Harvey and Mrs.
John w. Causey left today for New
York city where they viii remain FOR a
few days. The party will attend the
opera in New York this evening.
Mrs. John Bates, OF this city. leaves
on Monday for San Francisco. Cal, to
join her husband. who is engaged in
business there. Mrs. Bates was for
merly Miss johnson.
=. G. Parwis and son. Wilson Parvis,
of Henderson, Md. are visiting Will
lmington friends.
Mrs sheldrake. OF Harrington. is.
spending the winter with her daughter
in this city.
Miss Addie Shippers Of woodlann.
Md, is visiting friends here
Miss Elizabeth Parsons, Of Dover, is
visiting friends I'm this city.
Mrs. II. j. Williams, OF Dutch Neck,
Kent county, As with Wilmington
friends.
Miss Katherine David lis visiting
friends In Thoroughfare Neck.
Miss Margaret Virginia Jones. OF this
city viii give a recital in Elkton next
Wednesday evening.
! Miss Bessie Townsend, OF Akron,
o., and Mrs. Annie Hutton, OF Craw-
fordsville. Ind, are visiting Mrs. S. +.
Husbands
Mrs. ARENAS Bartlett. OF Atlanta,
Ca, formerly Of this city, is the guest
OF relatives in this city.
William. Leach IS visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. Denney Moore, in C'heswold.
DIR. and Mrs. 4. w Madden. OF Coll
lingswood. n. j.. are the guests OF the
Rev. and Mrs. r. A. ElwoOd. Dr. Mad
den Is the brother OF Mrs. Elwood.
J. X. Eyre has resigned his position
with the Dupont Company and on Feb
lruary 1 will resume his conner position
with the Pennsylvania railroad.
The young women OF Gallaher &.
Pyle Thursday evening entertained Mrs.
Artemus Bartlett, OF Atlanta, Ca, for
merly Miss Wenonah Mask, at the
atre party and dinner.
Evening journal., 1905-01-28
Kitenylna Animals.

Animal locomotion sometimes shows
itself In forms not unlike kiteaying and
parachuting. The ''parachuting ami
mails" are mammals-fying squirrels OF
various dnds--birds (the pigeon, rep
tiles, flying fishes. Among the kite
fiers" are spiders and fies.-Dayis'
Natural History Of Animals"
Evening journal., 1905-01-28

that the greatest advancement and che
greatest progress. which bring with them
the greatest happiness tho greatest con-
tentment and the greatest liberty for the
individual. will result in this dear little
State Of ours.
Evening journal., 1905-01-28

The first Japanese newspaper was
published in 1853, only forty-one years
ago. and contained some news trans
l8ted from the Dutch papers. Today
Japan has 1900 daily newspapers and
periodicals.
Evening journal., 1905-01-28

ottawa Ont, writes;
"a few months caught cold which settled on
persfenty that became alarmed
benefit my digestive became
upset. ache severely and frequently
Peuna although had little faith
felt sick that ready anything brought blessed
medicine af Within
completely restored and have enjoyed perfect
health
now have the greatest faith In Peruna" F. E. KENAH
Evening journal., 1905-01-28

CONTINUED From First Page)
vance 60 sec Il the best city OF niSzfj
or enc hundred thousand inhabitants upon
this earth. l realize that there are so
many of you that have given the problem
more thoughtful and serious consideration
than have that I am not fitted 20 form
even an opinion between the two grcat
schools which are striving for the mast
cry at this time IN the solution Of the
problem Of municipal government.
Evening journal., 1905-01-28
DOINGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY
Wedding Announced

Announcement has been made OF the
approaching wedding Of Miss Cathar-
inc Jones and J. M. Waters OF Walling-
ford. Pa. The ceremony viii take place
An Rodney Greet Presbyterian Church
on February IS and viii be performed
by the pastor. the Rev. w. b. ID. Lewis.
Evening journal., 1905-01-28
BANQUET T0LEGIsLATORS
ELABORATE THROUGHOUT

CONTINUED From First pase9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

IS MISSING

Herman Enoa has again appeared
In the lime light Early Thursday
evening he was arrested for driving
an automobile without a light bat
released ON his own reruEnlzanee.
Later in tho evening he Was seen
going through Georgetown with
three girls and a young man az
CampanyinE him Bright and early
Friday morning the proprieiqra Of
the broadway Automobile company
reported that EuoH had evidently
forgotten 10 return the machine.
No formal complaint Was made
against fsnoa. but the police were
asked 10 locate the young man and
the machine lie IL "a years Of age
and has been in trouble before.
Some time ago he hired two horses
from the Montana stable with
which he eiuped With a young Eirl
% this city The couple WAS appre-
hended east 81 the mountains and
brought back here They were mar
riasi. bat the girl died shortly after
the wedding
Il Is thought Enoa IL duplicating
his clipping experience. but this time
with an automobile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
BOTH SIDES IN THE CAMPBELL TRIAL FAIL TO
MAKE GOOD THEIR OPENING sTATEmEsTs- eoUReETTE
NEVER KNEW CAMPBELL kILLEo HIM

English language. hut Il was all
lowed on Harta promise that the
German directions aH "a the won
derfuI effects ~ n patent medicine
uouid not be injected into the ease.
A general laugh vent around when
Hart stated that the book should be
designated ~ The Lady's Birthday
Almanac"
One witness. who was earnestly
foHifylnR 60 the rrtnroathahie
character Of Campbell aud the bad
character Of HourRrtte. WAS sharply
taken e. task by Attorney Miller
Thia was John Johnson n Ballard
grocer. once mayor OF Ballard John
son owned up that his main ground
for believing Campbell had good
reputation as an honest and truth
ful citizen waa that he had heard
good things said Of Campbell IN poo
8tlcai speeches made when Camp
bell WINS nominated FOR mayor az a
convention The only fact he Of
fered In support 81 his statement
that Hourgette's reputation was
dangerous and guafrelaome was
that be himself had once quarrelcd
Nith Haurgette over a g. grocery
blll which HourRctte claimed to have
paid This testimony warmed MIL
Ter up and he pat the witness on the
Friddic for thorough FrtllinR. Mil
Ter asked Johnson " Il was not "a
fact that Johnson had. while mayor
Of Ballard. signed q license giving
BourRette the right TO keep q aa-
loon.
Johnson reluctantly admitted that
he had.
$50 you signed a license. did YOU.
giving 10 "a man whom you believed
70 be dangerous. reckless. hrutaL
quarreiaome and linbl4 10 take l4fe
mn small prevention, tbs fipbt t@
keen "a @ileou 7s aaItra Mlller. The
witReaG tried TO evadn the aar7U ton
and make eapimaasloH9 bat wT0s
pinned down to thu direct answer
Yes" Johnnon was thlnl compelled
10 Justify hW owp action saa de-
sfroy MS former ten iunony by ex-
planning that he did not believe
BourRetto'H character was bad
enough to bar him from keeping a
saloon
Mrs. iburgettP, widow Of the de-
censod. was nos at the court house
Friday morning Formerly she has
remained In the courts chambers,
but after giving her testimony
Thursday afternoon she left the
court house ana has not returned.
She testified while ON the stand
that she was In fear Of injury at
the hands Of her husbands brothers.
whOAnd made threats, according to
mesSarea brought her. against her
life in case She give any testimony
~ favor Of her atep-fnther.
Nearly 30 character witIfNaeg got
remain TO be examined. NV proba-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
BROKE THE SLATE

United States senator G. II Piles
entsfua the hall and addressed The
club briefly. assuring his hearers
thar. na a memhsr 81 the senate. he
intandsd q support the ounfirmA-
tioa ~ the san Domingo treaty and
all other MEASURES advanced b
President Roosevelt The announce
ment waa anthnaiaatieail ycrecri rcd.
The members q the mes executive
cummittee 81 the club are " Z.
Wilson. president Third ward. Geo.
Russell. secretary. Sixth ward.
Ralph Nichols south district. I'd
gar q Ralnr. North district " "
burrows. First ward. William Wrny.
Second ward " 4. Waters.
Fourth ward paul Holbfook Ftfih
ward. u V. Halyeraiad. seventh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
WROUGHT HEARERS
into A FRENZY

more than half the people remained.
the famous revivalist led his hear
ers up 20 almost a climax OF spir-
itual enthusiasm. Hands we're
raised on every side by the re-
pentant. scores Of cards. similar to
the one herewith copied. were filled
out and sent in to the altar.
During the last heart thrilling
prayer Or. Chapman worked HIS
hearers up 10 a keen pitch. and the
sobs and muttered applications of
many were audible.
When the piteous cry. "Oh. Jesusi
oh. Jesusl" was wrung from the lips
OF a gray bearded old man. DR..
Chapman quickly ended his appeal
and dismissed his audience.
Fifteen minutes more would have
witnessed a scene unparalleled in
the history OF Seattle's REVEALS.
Fifteen minutes more would have
had that great assemhlage of Chris
tians and sinners on their feet, cry
ing out 20 the Masttr to take them
into His arms and hold them there.
In an my religious work | never
before witnessed such demonstra-
ton OF desire on the third night
OF crusade" said Dr. Chapman.
after the meeting.
we VII be even mere successful
here than we were in Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
MILWAUKEE BUYS
MORO TIDE LANDS
Ass'srAsT SUPERINTENDENT n. 3. EARLlNo THE BIG
TaA"ecoNTINEHTAL ROAD SECURES OPTIONS FOR TER.
@'sAl PROPERTY IN sEArTLE, TACOMA AND BeLLIHe.
HAM

II. \. Erliug. assistant auperln-
teudent Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
a 81 Paul railroad. who arrived
in this city. Thursday. visited the
tldeland property secured By bis
company last summer and secured
options on another big slice Of land.
Friday.
The new option covers that por-
ton of the tidoflata adjoining the
blocks now owned by the MilWau-
kee. which the company tried 10
secure last year but failed owing
TO the fancy price set upon the
land when the reports we're made
public that the Milwaukee was try
ing 10 buy terminals for a trans
continental line Ia this city
With Mr. Earring was "A local
agent Of the company. who assisted
In securing the options.
While ia the city EarlinR Is re-
ported 20 have given certain local
real estate dealers a curtain lecture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
Ladies Day at Dog Show
Popular With Fair Sex
DOGS VIEWED BY MANY ADMIRERS - PEDIGREE
PUPPY TO eE AWARDED FIR HIeHT-sATuRDAY GIVEN
OVER TO CHILDREN

Friday afternoon and evening at
the bench show OF the Seattle Ken
mel club will be given over 20 the
ladies.
ladies Day has always constitut-
I'd one Of the features Of dos show
and it's popularity With the fair sex
vas amply demonstrated by the
number In attendance during the
afternoon
Friday night another pedlgrecd
puppy will be given 10 one OF the
ladies In attendance.
Saturday afternoon and evening
will be ChIidren's Day. Since the
opening Of the show the little tots
have had bat a slim chance to view
the prize winners. and the manage
menf has consented 10 let the young
atera have FUN sway ON Saturday
afternoon and evening Among the
features comprising the program
for Saturday Afternoon and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

lentiy arranged 20 that u can easily
be- one of the worst places on the
whole coast. a. far as a resort for
the criminal element Il concerned.
The past history % the Arcade u
one that would not recommend it 90
the police or the administration. and
It's convenient proximity 70 booze
joints. that are nos noted fuf their
breach Of the law regarding female
visitors. makes Il an ideal resort
for the worst class 81 habltuea ~ the
restricted district n liquor f. not
actually sold 10 the place II affords
fine opportunity 10 supply those
wh0 frequent II and thus the Law
can BE- eyaded and broken
II Nike Riley ever does reopen the
Arcade thsater II will only be AZ a
Temperance resort This Is the dec.
iaration OF Mayor Bailinger. when
asked about the matter Friday
morning
= do not object to concert halls
IN the restricted district" he said
Il closed Riley's resort once. but ID
was because he would not keep his
promise 20 no longer allow women
20 sell liquor. Whether I would
again consent 10 his running the
place is doubtful AZ this time"
Chief Delaney Is not IN favor Of
Riley opening the Arcade. lie feels
that the officers are having enough
trouble down there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Charles Freeman. Of the ElEine
house on Yealer way. has Identified
the man who committed suicide on
Thursday afternoon an J 7. Whalen
Whalen deliberately ahut himself
while standing at the bar 81 thu
our Honso saloon on Occidental av-
enus Thufaday afternoon At B
o'rloek. patrolman Carr heard the
shot aud rushed to the scene. Cor
onrf Carroll wa notified. A. the pa
troiman thought Whaien Was dead.
Ho lived until ~ o'clock midnight
The remains acre removed 10 the
nonnsy Watson morFue. There Wa
no money found IN the dead mani
pockets and no letters Or other artis
elaa BY which he could have been
laentlfled. The police believe that
he wam out % work and became de-
Hfsdndrat The suicide used 81
eaHher revolver to accomplish his
asif destruction The bullet entered
lusi back % the right ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

uss CANNOT OPEN As LIQUOR JoIsT-oEcLAREs
rHAr ire Ito WILL NOT CONE orr DURING HIS ADMIN.
srRAToH

kaycs Ballnssr and Chief Of Pr
- Dslansy are siin firm In their
a. lhai the IA shall not cone off
p restricted district. The an
iasfensni that Mike haley has
laaaed % open the notorious Ar
~ heater came e. a surprise to
- Tney said thai they had not
= tpprpaehed on the subject and
- FsFT emphatic In their denial
~ an rule made Ia the past
w. y permitted % be broken In
y s4tusa
AeI sens 10 have made his
- without first consulting the
.a'a9fities regarding their ideas
~ sach places. and Is likely 70
= nat he has ruu up against Il
ssas o. his idea. n he intends
gadaet the place according 70
= ed msfhods Neither the mayor
'ae chief viii permit llauof %
20 u ans place 10 the restrict
as.triet where women are EN-
20 and theY are firm.
laaAe Eho have been informed by
~ 9 % his Intentions. say that
- = NOT one of those fellows who
= overlook a bet and thinEs are
~ 70 = run rather open-handed
:, i. mere IL an opportunity to
e ~ W a little The Arcade
~ - . located over the tide lands
SANDS on piling It Is conVen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

for allowing the reports 10 leak out
about the c0mpanY's plans. lie in
tlmated that publicity had 80 far
cost the company hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars
During his present trip Mr..
Earllng has also secured options on
valuable tldelands in both Tacoma
and Belllngham.
n was also announced. Friday,
that within the next five weeks iva
private cars with officials Of the
Milwaukee aboard will visit Seattle
for a tour OF inspection Of the
property already secured for ter
minals.
1t Is significant" said we'll
known railroad man. Friday, that
when these officials have visited
Seattle. every man connected with
the road Of any prominence viii
have visited the Puget sound eoun-
try within a year and they are not
coming here for the fun OF II,
either"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Both States Nsre smashed 60
amlthercena az the annual election
OF the Young Men'a Republican club
Thursday night aud a tickct u Of
fleera and executive committeeman
elected for the club Nhieh represents
all factions and all elements 81 the
club membefHhig.
The Wilson faction succeeded In
eieeting Harry r Wilson president
over - Alexander BY q vote 81
81 10 2Qs. but the rest % ths Off
GERS sent tn tho Alexander forces.
Hngh Goodfallow being elected vice
president. George Russell secretary
nna f.ncian Mcclure treasurer The
WILTON faction offered no candidate
for secretary against Russell.
AZ the tuue fusion ~ thn clsci lnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

will be a parade Of the prize win
ners and performances by trick
dogs. In the afternoon Bridget"
owned Drill Officer Bailey. OF the
United States cruiser Philadelphia,
will perform. Bridget Is one OF
the most learned animals. IN regard
10 trick performing. In the North
west. She knows more than 80
stunts" which she will 90 through
for the amusement OF both children
and adults
During the evening all Of the
prize winning dogs will parade be-
fore the audience The catalogue
will enable each and every one TO
learn the name Of the dog. its pedi-
gree and owner Thursday the last
OF the dogs were judged and award
81 their respective prizes. Saturday
night the trophies for the winners
will be awarded There are total
OF &c which win be given away BY
the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
HILL WILL
BUILD

VICTORIA. B. G, April IA
President Pitts. OF the board Of
trade, has received the following
dispatch from Lewis l.. hin.
Our company Is prepared and
win commence to build from Upper
similkameen this year and later on
TO the coast. without asking subsl-
dies Certain slmilkameen people
can assure YOU OF our interest in
the matter The lack Of proper CO.
operation has lost the district and
ourselves much time The compile
ton depends ON various conditions
that have already caused delay
Reports from the interior are to
the effect that Hills surveying par
ties are already working along Sim
ilkameen river The above tele-
gram was In reply to one sent by
the local board OF trade asking
Mus Intentions In reference TO the
cuaHt- Kootonay lihe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

RENO. Nev- April 1.-THE exo-
ass frum Tonopah On account ~ the
fsfeeafsues there % an epidemic u
black pneumonia continues The
alsrans has been raging there for
the past twa weeks. bat the people
there haee made an effort Ga keep
the matter quiet. fearing the future
af the camp viii be Injured lf the
facts are known. over $50 people
came into Reno last night and stats
that deaths are occurring daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
SEATTLE MAN TO
FURNISH LABOR

gottatlnR the deal With the come
mission fic IL now in WaahiuEion
aud has offered the canal commits
rion % furnish anywhere from io9a
10 20 600 lahor~fa for the work ON
short notice.
The commission viii probably giVs
TakahaHhl the contract f0r supply
Ing zQoo men at onee. nnd n tts
experiment proves successful wtii
increase the force 81 1apa aa the
needs demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
ICE IS RREAkIAG

R4at.ssq rsp0rtg from Nome bring
tn inforraati,n that the ice "
brcakuR up ther. earlier than ever
before during the history of the
Nome mining industry As far as
roopls can see from the shore the
leo is breaking In Bering sea. and
bElr stretches OF open water can
be seen. The temperature this vim
ter has been very low, aud only
seven days since January have the
miners experienced less than zero
weather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
XII. LED

John II, Camehl a contractor. fell
from a ladder at Thlrtleth avenue
and East Cherry street at I O'Clock
Thursday afternoon and sustained
Injuries from which he died few
moments later. a fracture at the
base OF the skull was the immediate
cause Of death. Mr.. Camehl was
II years Of age and lived az 3735
Brooklyn avenue. lie is survived
by widow aud eight children. The
remains we're removed to the par
lors OF tho Bopney- Watson COM
pany. No funeral arrangements
have yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
srllL ON TIE NAP

CoLFAN. Wash April it.-aeos
aeafer and partner. known hH
Jtsn. Vsfc brought in from Pullman
thia morning aud lodged ia the
asnaty lar with the double charge
nf snshssriemeut and resisting an
dfficer. They we're drunk when ar
fssted and Nefe going 10 wipe cut
the town. Pullman r. sftr on the
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
WILL BUILD BIG
BACHELOR HOTEL

A ELK story bachelor apartment
house viii be erected by Davis q
Ryan on Fourth avenue. The plans
Pike and Union streets The plans
prepared by n Ryan a Co. archi-
teetH. show the building 20 be one Of
the most modern Ia the West The
building will be G0xi20 feet In Size
and modern IA every detail The
total cost OF the building will be
So, 600.
Work will be begun az once and
tho building rushed 10 completion
Those who have seen the plans for
this new apartment house say # will
be the best Of It's kind on the coast
and all the latest devices for the
comfort Of the tenants will be lnau-
gurated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

The Oriental Trading company.
with branch offices ln this city. viii
probably act the contract 60 supply
thc Panama canal commission with
a large number 90 JapaurHe iabursrn
10 dig the shlE ditch. says nne-
eial dispatch "a the star from
Washington. Friday
= thrown into Wild frenzy 81 .
Charles T. TakAhaaht. Of 1904 Nea-
ieF WY. aho Il vice president % th,
Oriental Trading eompnnY. IL ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
TEACHERS FRIENDS
ARE WORKING HARD
''"' CHANGES ~ THE STANDING or CANDIDATES IN THE
VARS CONTEST RESULT FROM THE HEAVY VOTE CAST

s. - i'isnds Of the school teachsru
49, - entered IN Tho stars con
49, ths five free tribe 10 the
Aa n. isiT At Portland are work
80 ifolans for their faporiies
IA. hour brings On votes bv
- a.afss, fifiies ana hundreds.
~ 9fdsr of preeedenee among
ehar'. e"ld,oatea De- Constantly
clo& showing how Keen ana
4 49, i'mpetifion lr
Thmsa, 'andlfats entered the mce
4 n, afternoon now leads. she
Rains, a Frances HIehgis. ,f he
hsf, Nhool close secarda h.
Miss Hsf are the following
sehoo =, slns Of Green 10
70 s.ss,s sn9 bumped from fo5r,b
lap. es..a place Miss Gan. or ggn y
suppeit - friends b eonflaiigis
and ~" hept her n fblrs r. I'''
ealf, Of the eaaeade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Olympia Friday. and the youthful
criminal BE- now on his way back to
Seattle. Hush will languish iu the
jail here until the supreme court has
passed on Buahe appeal from the
verdict rendered against him Ia the
local court. which resulted In a To-
yrar aentence.
Bush was committed to the peui-
Tertiary through an error IN the
commitment which permitted hts
being taken 90 Walln Walla to serve
his term before hts appeal had been
passed on.
His attorney r. j Casey. argued
the petition FOR the writ before the
supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Ing on the bay. Ia making a coup
ling with a passing tug he loat his
balance and was preeipitated into
the water He sank from sight and,
although the water was searched FOR
The body. Il vas not recovered until
Thursday Letters and articles 81
ieWelry made the Identification com
Dieie Coroner Mum had the body
removed to Edmonda. but It will be
brought 10 this city for lnterment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
BIG SALE

Rufrat a 0oetz and John =. Car
neg cold 70 Samuel Rosenberg a
triangular strip Of ground on the
southeast corner OF Fourth avenue
and Pine street. facing Westiakc
boulevard The sale WIS made BY
JOAN Davis a Co. for $4,000 cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
BUSH WILL
COME BACK

The petition for the writ Of ha-
heas corpus requiring the return Of
John Bush. the Is ycar-oid burglar.
from she peniteuuary at WHlih
waiia 20 she KING county iaii was
granted by the supreme court at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
row IN CRETE
By sorIpps News ASSN

AguENA, Anrn 1.-THE sprsod
of the 1nsurrcetlor In crete hnH
caused the Italian and Austrian
governments 10 send fleets there,
Their arrival was repPfted today.
british war vessels hsSt been in
suda Hay for several days. -
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: II Or. Chapman had eontin- 4
= ued his services Is minutes 4
4 longer last night his large 4
= audience would have been
= thrown into wild frenzy OF
= religious enthusiasm that !
4 would have presented a spec 4
= taele uucqualed In the history 4
= % lbcas retivals.