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New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
HEW YnRE NEW HlYEH & hartford B. R.

Trains depart from Grand Central station I'D 81 ~na
4th Ave. follows for -, ..,,o.oo s~tt1o.o2
A M ftIlIo0. "xj1:O1. Fxls:o9 t+l5:0o s5llS;o1s' 5ll
sT12:OO P NJ via W1Inantie-1i oo A. ~; f2:go ~ x
NJ via Spfd-te:OO A. NJ, fll12OO, sl4OO. S1lOe = y
WORCESTER ana FITCHBURG, via PUTNAA-f3 T: M
IAKFVIII,E and NORFOLK-tS:49 A NJ 1881 = NJ;
GT. HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDGB LENOA. Pitts
FTEID-T4:5O fs;40 a NJ. 1881 p. M -. -
1cket ofices at eCTand Central Station and e12th St.
also at c281 LIB 354 Broadway, e2 Union Square
cfs9 Fifth Ave c245 Columbus Ave, cS49 Madison Ave-
c273 West i25th St. 279s Third Ave- In BROOKLYN cSAz
$50 Fulton ST., 800 Broadway.
SDaiIy Except Sundays fStops at l2oth St zSIops
at 18th ST. Sundays only tFarlor Car Limited lSS
Sining car cParloF and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
Citations.

TTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il York by the grace OF God free and Rdspsl6snt 20
Nina perry Paris Mary c. Smith. William B. BlnlnEsr,
Elizabeth b. Bningsr Fannie A. Rves. Harries Post,
Dickinson, Charles i. Bninger, George O De
witt William @. De Wit Including the heirs and next
OF OF Fisk deceased and the persons dss
ignated viii Executors send gTestingi Whereas
eorge C. VIII, Of the City Of New York has latslg
pniied 10 tho SrroEatss Court OF County OF New
York to certain instrument IN writing bearing
se the eleventh day December 1902 relating both
reaI and property. duly proved ths last VIII
Of Harriet b. Fisk late of the County 0t
Ney YORK deceased Therefore. and each Of
cited 10 appear the Surrogate Of County OF New
York at his oice. IN the County Of New foEk On ths
91st day OF December thousand nine hundred and
i've at O'Clock IN the forenoon g that
s ana there 10 the probate OF the said last VIII
and Testarnent and such Of hereby cited as
under years. are required 70
on1asr hv your guardian. X have or. \ You
Ssye none appear and apply for one 70 o9 aepois
tbe of neglect or failure 20 90 50. .
ardar viii be appointed BY the Surrogate 20 represent
ana acf for you the proceeding =.
In testimony whereof have caused ne sea- OF tLs
- F,rroRate's Court OF the said County OF New
York 70 hsreunto affixed Wlsnesss ien-
~ a, TPG1sK T FITZGERALD. q Surrogate OF our
- - safd County New York. AZ said county tno
9sth day OF Oct. the Of our LORD one
thousand nine h~'A' JAMES A DoNNELLY.
clerk Of the Surrogatss Court
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IdverpooI Nov s.-Ciosing-COTTON-S limited
demand prices points lower; American middling
fair Bssd: middllng, 6S5d mlddling, 619d: low
middnR 6.o5d; good ord'na.g $3.50; ordinary. 8 sod
for speculation export and included 560o American
Receipts bales Including 3a4 400 American Futures
onened easier quiet; American middlng,
November, GOOD: November and December. 6.O6d jan
uary and February 6.1Id; February March cid:
March and April. &1sd: April and May 92Od; May and
e22d: Sne and July, 624d; July and August, Esd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
OTHER mARkgTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov s-cATTLE-Receipts. 7 600 head
market steady; common 70 prime = 9egse IS; cows
bulls, $2a$f; Htockers and
feeders. 81 15ass 15i calves, S24$I HOGS RECEIPTS
prime heavy. - A04S4 So
medium good heavy, 81 15S4 So strong weight butch
crs 81 s54$a 90 goed 10 choice heaty mixed e ~
81 8S184 SHEEP--Elecelpts, @J,O0O
head marker sheep. IS 75GS5 ooi yearlags. s. 90
asa 75: lambs Sc T5Gsz 30
Cincinnati. Nov 2s.-HoG5 easy butchers. and snip
psrs, s. s7Agsi 90; common. s49sa 70 CATTLE sioNi
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
0yHF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. BY the grace q GoS tFee 1e SsS ls K %
rs, AaTion Key Edith Key Haines and 70 all
1s-rons Interested the estate CT AoeI. l-ts
o. tns oe4t OF in or otherwise send sreetings You
lsse-s cited and required personally
n1 "a snuesr before Surrogate Of the County oe
% nS ~ fhs surToEates Court Of said county, held
~ ~. ceunty Court House IN the County O New York.
On the sth day of Decemeer. iso. az halt-past tea
sHSS a fudleiaf settlement OF the OF pro
St-Ss- Hoppn. 81
go u snd testament OF said deceased; such of Po
.rs hereby cited under the twsuty-ons
vsars are required sppear BY your guardian II you
have appear anDfv
- 70 bs appointed the your neglect -
SsII,re Ia a. guardian will be appointed by ths
.,rroeate 70 represent procesdirc
IN Testimony whereof have caused the seaI 81 ths
Surrogates Court OF the said County q Nsvy
1900. Tofk 10 he hereunto afnXed. Witness Hon
I. s. FRANK r FITZGERALD. a surroaats ~
.-...... said county at the County of New YORK
ths nth day Of October. Ia tha year e. ouF
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ave
tsgdA JAMES A. DOSsNETzsY
Clerk ot tns 5ur<o6afez CcuFA
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29

psSP ssSa sPsat; sly s5s9 g. s 50 2 bun and sgss
onea @ sso shSs & 81 0Ozi % D'k and s2 70sS2s saos
RAN-wHEAT-Ezcept during the anal hour wheat
wire service with western and Northwestsrn 5ints on
account OF heavy Its euiness induced more or
who by liberal Northwest receipts an
increase o95Ooo bush in worlds stocks according 10
the previous year and Broomhau to the efect
that Argentina wheatharvest prospects were
further trouble had developed Russia
erfng shorts became very active here, especially in
Foreign without interest exception
report giving condition wheat "a per
cent, against So last and OF a, against Sz
Budapest points down. Paris closing without change.
All figures badly delayed by the storm
cable from Australia estimated the total crop OF that
country 60 000o00 BUSH with b 100000 available
average crop Chicago there considerable nquda
Of December midday but Il with the
Of the LIST in the last hour fair export trade
reported consisting OF "A loads The cash market closed
Arm as follows: No red e2zso elevator 945fc
afloat; No Northern Duluth. 25sc. and No 1 hard
did little than hold its during the day. It
showed moderate weakness early under selling and
from commission houses but In the last hour
was rallied by wheat. The market unchanged
sc higher. Cables were SD net higher. Chicago
conditions through the West unfavorable the moment,
although likely 10 improve the Is being followed
loads No corn closed at bso for old IN elevator and at
5sc 0 ahoat No white, 5S49c. and No yellow, $40
cash people the lack Of freight OATS
rued generally steady all day without nuctuation
cash oats steady as follows Mixed &c 10 80
10 sec. natural white, 30 to 81 10. 86 3 &c and clipped
white SO 10 20 10 81 4 B40c FYE-Marke nominal No
? western 75o c i Eeg-York BARLEY-AfaTket dull
feeding, 4oc and mating boGSd3 both Buffalo
observation-disclosures dull. e25@9eSc delivered New
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL. BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
25d Street 10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves II 80 D. m
Nv. Liberty street, 500 am Except Sun Buffet
1000 an Daily. Diner.
t' 400 Daily. Diner.
eco Daily. Buffet
"r2oyaI limited" = pm Daily. Al Pullman.
Lv Liberty street 500 pm Daily. Diner.
100 Daily. Buffet
1915 night Daily. Sleepera.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
Leave New York City R5d St Liberty Sd
PittsbuFE, Sleeper. .1f:5O 1215
Chicago Columbus Diner. .11.5O 1200 mn.
Pfttshurg Cleveland Limited. $50 Pm 400 pm
sPittsburg limited Buffet -. $50 pm 700 pm
CIneinpaff St Louis Sleeper. so pm 1a15 Mt
Cincinnatf ST Louis Diner. am 1000 am.
Cfncinuatf St Louis, Diner. $50 pm 600
Ofhces: 2s1 4s4, 1900 Broadway, Astor House, ioa
Greenwich St, 26 Union Square W. 3S1 Grand St.
N. Y s4S Fulton St.. Brookiyn West asa st. and LIB
erty st.
formation regarding trains, etc, can be ebtstnse aF
Bureau Of Information. Baltimore Ohio r Rs 8srd
St Terminal. Phone No Chelsea s144.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29

Conss csbies.-Rio-Codes market firm: no RIO
S5 exchange, 16 25-a2d: receipts Ctwo days. 1900
eags: shipments United States, 5000 bags; ship
DenIs for Europe LOCO bags stock $50 COO bags Santos
os= firm; good Santos 1880: receipts
eEo days 5000 bags; stock 152s00 bags. Hamburg
Co1ee uz1kst opened ! pig lower at net =
opened barely Eteady and unchanged < lover;
y = declined 1 franc; unchanged; at 6:S0
unchanged: sales 81 O0O haEs-
7hs Eatistcal position OF Brazilian coffee folows
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29

sreng feeling in wholesale prices prime cuts Of beef
Light arrivals at the moment OF fine cattle, however
ElXe soIne helpful support 10 the latter Lading Tso @
SIC; No do 6lkc No oins 114sc: No dc. sac; No
do 20: No chucks &c; No DO &C. No do, &c; NO !
rounds, 6&c; No do. BAc; No do, &c.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29

COTTON-The cotton market active and busi-
quite largely IN the Of evening up
Thanksgiving and the various croS
estimates expected around the first OF the month SelnS
!0r long consequently, considerable feature
market loW point Of the day
ard 81 from the nigh level OF Monday
szles we're estimated 100000 bales The opening
q decline OF 1912 points, and after rregu
ly the market sold OF net decline o. 17919 points
undsr scattering liquidation realizing and selling by
rpo traders for II the first rotce day for
lessabeT contracts and t estimated thai about
800 bales rendered With December selling 20
points bslo January however spot houses willing
buyers OF s21h December brought by the
soss against sales OF Later positions and this hardly
factor during the days session Around 11.6 for
EETch shorts covering and little support
tr9l Wall Street bull rallied the market
fts but selling In the later
trading and the market while Eteady close.
within point OF the lowest. Southern spot
80 Ee- &e higher 70 sc lower generally unchanged 70
lsNs with comparatively small sales. Private wires
o continued hrness among holders but also reported
ssf u demand This may possibly reflect the
q lal between the filing Of November and December
sszsenents. Receipts meanwhile heavy rejecting
E November shipments but exports large Iiv-
s cables reported Continental selling and stated that
EsIpoEt
s range Of prices the to-day
vas es follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
. al the ports and interior points to-day, COZ
Z the same day last week and last year:

1ch1nge special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
ssles 5000 bales: speculation and export. 800;
300 receipts $1,000 American, S4V00s ntd-
aDenes 19d. Futures opened easy points lower
4 ana points lower far months; closed quiet
- oectne sSS points. November, November
re- and December 6-86d; Januery-tets
A1di February March lid. March-Aprfl 61sdi
sIgd5 Nay-June. 6-22dt June-Jufy b24d, and
fsSs1lsi2 b5d- Administrations dull clothE quiet
s-ssso-hssentsl oils firm and fairly active In
ssl-ag gay, with prices quoted as foAoVs- Anise.
1s1 90 neTgAmot. s. 20q<2 80; cassIa. eu9s5e;
native. 42s045ci Glove. cans. e9Q9c. 90 not
b9fzs<a= eroton I50s0c; cubeb, 6ogsz12e lemon.
tsslsn lsnlongrass SsGSs 90; pennyroysi 81 26gsi %;
tins. 81 EO do 50 1898 ssssa ss,
sasei spearElint tins. s. 10 taIsy. - 10 WIN
natural 81 e5ls2: synthetic. S1seci worm
str fSesS - NORWOOD, SO 25eSS %. ROOTS were
fza 49tltions follow Gentiau. ssH4tzc ginger ia
s-4cned. 12e; do unbeached. sl1oo; Booen sea-
sse -; ginseng Northern SO 1887 %; DO southern,
sasc s9 Do Eastern; e 0e9s7 %: senega weste5n'
sefssp parfiis. Honduras 15f52So; 40 AaeAlca
celses tssks Virginia. 40a42c; do Texas s7aSso; Go
- AND 5fF5AI--Ths nHrzst continues duts
ees Outside of little business IN spring nekeIs
r71 lights, sales to-day were TOO sInat4 70 ltl
rtsvtz 5ItEp7fng patents 81 To1fsb 80; "li.er
Gears = - s5S5 10. winter patents - 2o1Ss 55 splhs
u eo4s4. extra No winter. 50 lonfS % e4sSA
fsff = sSdFa 10. RYE FLOUR steady e1ueF
ffsr - e0Ss4 10: choice 10 fsnes, - Loe.ss7.sS
q barely steady Quoted: EIin dried 50 ,l loV
thf,- = brand RAG MEAL eesy. e9o1e9s s-.'-e
Rssis- ysfsew 81 n: eserss 81 5zzsl as ~.
.i5t city STEADY quoted western slsd
nsodEag. si7; -four 90 $50; Ped Doz ~ 20 81
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
LEHTCH VALLEY.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave n. z. foot Barclay and ChrstpphsF So
$500 A. M.-FOF Binghamton and ElnirA
$1,000 A. M-For Buffalo, Chicago and 81 4esaiA
81 40 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
400 p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
b6I6 p. NJ Buffalo and Chicago.
P. M-For Buffalo, Syracuse Utica.
20 90 A M-For ChtcagO-SIeepers open 9SO y 81 -
tickets at 14s 429 1is2. 1454 Broadway, y. FL 80
Fulton St. Brooklyn sDaily Except Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

TuosIo Nov 2s-FTOUR steady WEIEAT-Eotnfng
doing coin steady; No yellow, 6o%oI No e9Tn'
4sEc OATS firm: No whtte. 55ci 80 mixed SS1so
BARLEY steady: Western (. 4b0OSe-
CHICAGO Nov 2s-The leading futures ranged as foS-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS TOO. of west Twsnty-thi-d Street ana
F. esTia4 tina I from ceanas
twenty third sfrss, stasiS4; ~vrsT
.zKsAM cHIr94so Foh TIE sPEc1HIs WEsT.
'1O5S A IL ST. LOUIS LIMITED For Cincinnati
'losS AM THE PENNsY1vANIA LuMITED.-2s
s15s PM cFTTcAeo. CINCINNATI. AND ST.
.sssP.M pENN5YIVaNTA hSS5g Exrzhss SPECIAL
.455PM CHICAGO LIMITED
sSs5 2 ~ WEsTEEN EXPREss SIP Att xp
s5s r ~ PkcTFTc ii EAPREss SsHi =
1925 eLEyELANgD zlg9, sHD s9cI cINc1NNATT EXP.
300 wAsHISGToS AID THE SOUTH.
1"sa5. AcongTessona1 Iimited"1 ss25 .425. s4.5S.
!ls 1ss ns sg8aay sss is &
itsd'l 'S25. 1875. s4.55. '5.55. s.ss p. M. 121o
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-'12S5. 'aaG '4as p m.
ATLANTIo COAST LINE-'sss a and s.ss p.
sEABoARD AIR LINE-ls.25 p. m. 1910 q
NoaFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT-'s.2s p.
cEEsAPEAKE & OHIO RA1LwAT.-'7Ss a. m
weekdays .4S5 9 p 1,1aIl n; daIy -. ,yoprorx.7s 81
q; wee weekdays. s65 p m daily ,., v..,.
days Sundays '765 a m
GAPE GA6vNs N1XllS5 + n Eisnfag m week.
days
North Asbury Park sundaysl and Pein PlsSsa5 h 5is
week-days' Sundays, s.25 q. m. and 45s p. m
so5 Tx .755 ss5. s.55. ss25. 955 .s55 .t1o.5s,
.io.55 1155 a m. 1875, Sass, .155. 2tO 25s.
deiphia OnyJ '555 .e25 s55 755 s25 So; ,is 2s9
weekdays. Sundays sos. s756 s25. sez5. s.Ss'
"+Io.55 '10.S5 a m. 1925. .I255. 'i5s 3 3D. SsS
sI25 isf465 fer North Philadephia only, -45S
s565 sezs 1856 SIS s.55, SIS (s.55 for North
Philadelphia oniy) p. M 1919 night
sDining Car. fExtra-fare train -,
Ticker ofHces Nos 461. 1864 and sS Broadway lSf
Fifth Avenue (below pad ST.: 26S Fifth Avenus
corner 2sth ST. Astor House. and stations named
above: BROOKLYN, 342 Fulton Street $50 Fulton
Street $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
tion The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences
reIephons "54s chssea' for PennsylvsniA Railroad
Cab Service.
" " General Manager Pass'r Trafao Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
II Was Tsddy's Attn
Birthday

ST. PAUL Oct. rs Theodore
Roosevelt celebrated his t7th birth
day yesterday and. incidentally. had
"A narrow escape from death,
In this city IN particular. and all
over the country. the day was fit
tinEly observed, In the Ryan hotel
last night the Original Roosevelt
Club of 400 members hanuuoted In
honor OF the day, and aatnlled the
virtues of the president Governor
Cummlns. OF Iowa, was the prln-
opal speaker, calling Roosevelt the
idol OF the people.
A. $, suckney, president OF the
Chicago Great Western. said that
the rebate a. the offspring Of com
petition aud h never paid on COM
patltiye business. u probably orig
mated with the railroads. Tho rail-
way companies have an absolute
monopoly. and under the law FIX the
price OF transportation as they de-
sire. and the law makes u a mis-
dameanor for the patron 90 kick.
Is that a square deal 7"
Congressman ]. Adam hede also
spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
Buster Brown Is
In Again Trouble

Tho father Of James Tompkins. ,,
of rockingham. viii be glad TO learn
az his detention AZ Vancouver. II. G.
A few days ago the Seattle police
received letter from the boy .
father which gave the authorities
considerable trouble "a deciphsf.
The communication consisted Of iao
words telling Of the boys flight
and describing bis appearance"
Tampkina made Is grammatical -
rurs. and the clerk az police head
quarters put the letter On record
Young Tompkina Eusa ~ the
name OF Buster brown KID. fh'
vancouver authorities are In dead
loek over the disposition of Temp
hlna. the police insisting Thai the
hoy should be deporied, and the Do
mlulon immigration officials deny
Ing their share Of returning the boy
"a the United states, bsllinKhAm
and his father,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
VIII Cut Gable

The United States cable ship
burnside left Friday for point 10
mites onrth 81 Cape f1attery. where
the vessel viii again pick up and cut
the Sitka cable FOR the purpose OF
repairing the wire.
A dispatch from the vessel was
received at the local office Of the
signal CORPS. Friday morning, stated
the wire had been ia bad shape near
eapo tluttery In many places
knots were found while great loops
had been caused BY heavy seas.
The officers Of the vessel Also
stated Ia the dispatch that there was
some trouble with the cable still,
which They expected 10 have re.
paired within the next few days,
weather permitting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
BRILL WILL
Be GOOD

"no1ita.H tho disease that affllei-
ed the police force recently and even
found It's way into tho mayor .
apartments. was announced Friday
as being under control.
J. j. Brill First avenue saloon
keeper aud original patient. has re-
moved the undesirable boxes. When
lis case came up before Police
Judge Gordon Friday II was dla-
missed on motion made by 0ity
Attorney DO nrnler, who claims
that Brill has admitted defeat and
complied with the moss-groNn box
ordinance
Police Captain taubachor, whosd
latent energies were developed BY a
personal Investigation Of booze pal
aces. reports that all others have
oheyod Instructions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
|. eddy Is Now on
Foaming N ain

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Oct. ga
The Washington navy yard wireleaB
station thie morning intercepted a
message from the cruiser West Yir-
glnia upon which IL PraIdeni Hooae-
Welt ehieh stated the.efulHer was
somewhere OFF Florida. The mes
sage had been sent by Admiral
nfnwnson to the commander of the
Colorado. saying that the West Ylr-
ginia would arrive about noon on
Sand Key light, and directing the
squadron 10 proceed az rs knots
II IL conaldcred remarkable that
Washington picked up the message
after Il had come over a thousand
miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
Murderous Assyrian
Sill at Large

Joe John Fyaad ia still at large
Many uf the IMPORTS received at po-
lice headquarters have been inFaati-
gated aud found To be shloomeFr
Although fyaad ID said 10 have
lad bat little money. aud left cloth
las and personal effects behind. the
police adhere 10 thelr original theory
that Fyaad received financial and
other support ffom his Asayfian
frlenda throughout the ataia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
Plans are Filed

EVERETT. Oct. Is A profile
and plat OF the Sander lnterurhan
Trolley company WEe filed yestar-
DAY With tbs auditor VI snohomish
county. The right Of way IL now
Graded 10 the boundary II King aud
snehomieh counties. and enters this
elty via :. ColbY aEsnns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
aluminium

ahV4RRREEEKR4s
= cor A ROYAL pIAMJNp 4
4 FLUSH AND IMMEDIATE 4
a Ky EXPIRED.
4 HUNTINGTON. W. Va. oct. I
= ss-Hilow many cards do you 4
4 wantfH somebody asked Colonel 4
4 william Simms a wealthy 4
4 utockman OF this city, last I
4 nlght az ho played poker IN ono I
= OF the club rooms ct the city. 4
= "Oue." said the colonel
= lie received his card and at
4 once fell dead. The card RULED" 1
= a royal flush. and the excite I
= mont proved too much for the
4 eolonsfa heart. who died from 4
4 excitement
ttkt tktttt $500 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
COOK JUMPS
OVERHEARD

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct "a
Just as the barknntine f.ahalna ar
rived frum Port Eiiakaiey Friday
morning The cnek. who had be.n
drinking rather TOO freely. Jumped
overheard lis was finally rescued
mare dead than alive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

on Bowen island. ~ miles west Of
Vancouver. ~ g.. George W Elliott.
Of Seattle. has bonded a number 81
mining claims. said 10 De rleh In
copper. gold. silver ana iaad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
MOI NEaY Alrk

nut you VIII be II you neglect 20
get relief from those gizzyl faint and
hungry spells, hot fluahsa. short
ness Of breath. etc. which tell you
your heart ~ weak. ana unable 20
purify thu blood. Dr. Miles iIsart
Cure viii give such relief by
strengthening the nerves and mus
elaH OF the heart. It's 30 sure that
II is sold on D guarantee 60 refund
price n first bottle fails to benefit
Save ten cents. See Page g. 80
Save ten cents. See Page G. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

Mary Tudor IN when Knight
hood Was u Flower which opens
az the Grand sunday, Tor three per-
fofnAances. Ia one II Reselie Knots
NEST chauming ebaraetetlaatlons. II
brings Into clesr relief all her best
ettributes as an actress land they
are by no means little one). she
PASSES with east from the teeund
spirit OF irfepreeaihle aud care.frce
girlhood 60 the deeper note OF the
woman aroused by love TO a suhtlcr
know ledge Of herself and Co some
appreciation of the solemn mean
iags o. life. She has never exhih-
tied = merrier taien than that which
she employs IN exploiting Mary's
raging temper. and nothing that she
has done IN the way OF comedy eam-
pafss In effectiveness. variety and
nany-sided charm with this superb
study OF the Tudor Princess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
Wealthy Woman
Struck by Train

NEW YORK. oct 2s. With s25.-
600 worth OF lewelry and a large
snm OF money in her possession.
Margaret Todd. 50 years old, who is|
very wealthy, disappeared myatef
Iunaly yesterday from a hotel in|
Twenty sixth atreet East Orange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct a
woman supposed 10 be Mrs. NJ.
Todd. OF New York. was found along
the trucks Of the Philadelphia a
Reading railway ~ the oxford street
entrance 20 Paramount park late last
night Both legs we're severed from
thu body below the knees, and her
head was crushed She was found
by a flakman. who happened 70 b.
walking along tho track. A patrol
vas hurflediy summoned and The
woman was conveyed 10 the German
hospital. where she died few
minutes after being admitted. How
the woman mei sltb the accident h
not known. and tho officials have
started an Investigation.
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the Grand, next Thursday, Friday
aud Saturday, the pnblle VIII see an
exclusive colo~d show. The pre-
gram A. lengthy enc, aud made up
Of great variety The street parade
at noon Is a novelty,
Bnrlesdue, refined. frightened and
yiYifled IL the sort OF entertain
mept by "'fhe Tiger iAllea." offer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

CoRUNEA. oct. ss.-The Spanish
warNhlp Cardinal Ctsneras fauu,
dered this mornlG after striking "a
rock The crew vas saved
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knobs o. Tennessee closes At
the Third Avenue theater tonight.
k'or a special production. this l. am
exceptionally clever one OF a good
play.
when the Bell rolin.s the meio-
drama which viii be presented az
the Third Avenue theater tomorrow
and all next week. derives It's title
from the famous monastery's bells
Of ST Bernard. in the Alps. The In
etdent occurred 10 the author from
the toiling % the bells which sends
forth the world famous ST. Bernard
dog an quest Of lest travellers or
tourists. The author has laid the
scenes ana incidents OF the play ia
and about this famous monastery.
THE plot is interesting. the charac-
tsrs bold and strong. and much Of
ths Dialogue naW. when the Bell
Tolls" ought 20 score a success at
the uptown theafer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

The Progress ~ Socialism In
Russia" viii be the subject Of lee
tufe 90 be delivered by II. b. L.sftea
q native student Of Russia. az the
Socialist temple. Fourth and Pine.
Sunday evening.