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Will Not Resign.

Denver, Dec. 19-Thers 10 . rumor
current that Chief Owens Of the Den.
yer fre department. " i'll resign. The
chief has been away for sometime on
account Of his health. At the fre.
mems banquet in Cheyenne . few
nights ago he 10 reported TO have re-
marked that he would soon bs An ex
chief. He however denies the rumol
and says positively that he has no In
tentions Of resigning. -
The daily tribune., 1905-12-19
Carried Deposits Aggregating
Twenty Millions.
Believed That by Tomorrow
Night All Deposits Will
Have Been Withdrawn
-Walsh Free.

Chicago. Dec. l9-Ths runs on the
Chicago National and the Home Saw
ings banks which begun Yesterday CON.
tinues today. All depositors are be-
ing paid in full. Long before the
banks opened this morning great
crowds gathered and there was push.
ing and fighting to sse who could get
in front whom the doors Of the institu-
tions were opened to got their money.
By tomorrow night all depositors
will have been paid in full.
Chicago. Deo. i9-No move has
yet been made to take into custody
John X. Walsh. whose excessive loans
to bis own enterprises caused the sus.
pension Of the Walsh banks. The
three banks carried deposits agsrssat-
ing eaO. 900. 900.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-19
Knights and Ladies Of Security,

Aulku uSD o00 A2ul0D u 00SUItSys
Florence Council No. 800 met 10
regular session at the Z. p. hall Mon.
day evening, Dec. IS. with . good 1t.
tendance Of the member. The initia.
tory degree work was Rivsn to the
new members In . very impressive
way by the ofhoers. but in the near
future we expect 10 have our degree
drill team take charge Of the initis.
tions. Great interest IL taken BY
the members. and An effort 10 BE-.
ing made to do all the work per.
tanning TO this ooupoil in the very
bsst manner possible. Their motto
10 "Whatever 10 worth doing at all is
worth we'll doing" Mrs. Alice n.
Jewett. one Of our district dsputies
vas up from Pueblo and Just before
the meeting CLOSED . gold emblem pin
Of the order was given away. Miss
Sara Eaken held the lucky 18th tick.
OF that secured the pin This ooun-
oil meets the nrst and third Monday
evenings Of eaoh month in K. Of p.
hall.
MARY HAMILTON.
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Never Was Larger.

As We are figuring on . large bust.
ness this fall We have put in larger
stook Of goods than ever before.
And We figure We will b we'll able to
supply all the demands for the holi-
days. Norris and Honsymau, the
jewellers.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-19

The prices on hand painted Chins
and japanese goods have been ont In
two at Gibbs Jswelry Co.. 80.9e
The daily tribune., 1905-12-19
MARY HAMILTON.

Order your violsts and American
beauty now at Flsrsnoe Greenhouses.
50 o4
The daily tribune., 1905-12-19

Holiday pictures = sooethipg swell
In portfolios asd folders. AZ Masters
studio. TIN
The daily tribune., 1905-12-19
Patterson q Temperance Nan.

Denver. Dso. i9-Hsnstor Patterson
breaches Temperance and then Yeuts
bis buildings for saloons. He can
net b Aned for II however.
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AeClslian's Majority Dw,ndles.

New York. Dec. is-Mayor No.
Cleliau's plurality has bssn reduced
! 900. and ~ the vote now stands he
10 only LOO vot ~ ahead Of Hearst.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-19

II pays 70 advsrtiss yesr wants 1.
We TSibase.
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Sells the choicest resi-
Senes lots In the city -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Chapman. the evangelist. a member
Of the board who was not at Baltl-
more. assuring him OF his support
Of Seattle as the convention city.
Father Clark. who was not there, Il
also Ia favor OF Seattle.
The board is already satisfied
that Seattle will be able to accom-
modato all the delegates. and 20
sure are the local endeavorers that
the convention will come here that
they have practically stopped all
efforts In that direction.
Prior TO the arrival OF the board
In November. Secretary Fonogden-
vogt Of tho united society. will
come here. remaining October G. 7.
and 3. However. local endeavore-s
viii have an opportunity 20 meet
him In Portland from September -
20 i5, When the Northwest Institute
OF Christian Endeavorers conyenes
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Seattle Is Chosen For the
Convention City

The board Of trustees OF the
United Society OF Christian En-
deaYorers has already decided that
the 1907 convention shall come to
Seattle. aud when tho board arrives
in this city In November Il will
formally vote TO bring the conven-
ton here
This statement was made Thurs
day afternoon By c. II Reeves.
president Of the local branch Of the
Eoeief who had Just returned from
the convention In Baltimore. When
the vote was taken at the conven-
ton Seattle was ahead aud Kansas
CITY second bat no decision was
made at that time. out Of Difference
TO the Los Angeles contingent The
latter would have made a bitter
fight against Seattle had the an
nouncement then been made.
The Kansas City girls themselves
went a long way In putting that
city in a bad light in the eyes Of
the board Of trustees. II Is said.
While the board was considering
the matter IN executive session, the
girls repeatedly AMI enthusiastically
stormsd the chamber with yells Of
the college order The affair &C
CURED In the Belyidere hotel about
midnight or later. and the be
htYior OF the female contingent
from the the Missouri metropolis
Is said 10 have left a bad impress
sion on the decorous members OF
the board The hot weather that
prevails In Kansas City during the
summer also had a negative effect.
Since his return Mr.. Reeves has
received a letter from J. Wilbur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
ISTINGUISHED men
ATTEND CONFERENCE
THE TRANS mississippi CONC REss BRINGS A NOTABLE
GATHERING or pELEoArEs FOUND IN MANY whlKs OF
LIFE

PORTLAND. Aug. 17-Gonefal
John w. Noble. secretary OF the
interior under President Harrison.
presided over the deliberations Of
the Mississippi congress at
the exposition auditorium today.
The attendance was much larger
than yesterday. due 10 the arrival
of belated delegates aud the wide
interest shown In the questions dis
euaaed BY the congress-
The addresses Of the day were
as follows.
The Columbia River" BY Major
W G. Langfift. Of the United
States engineers. Oriental Trade.
BY +. -. Wilcox. Of Portland. and
John Barrett. former minister to
Colombia. The Feature Of Markets
In the Orient BY r. Is Tburber. Of
New York. Merchants Marine" BY
Geo. W Dlekie. OF san Francisco.
improvement Of Rivers" by +. j..
Vaullben Sells. o. San Franciaeo.
The West the Best. by - G..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Wright. ~ San Francisco.
More than 600 delegates are IN at
tendance and the congress promises
~ be one OF the most notable gath
oringa Of the exposition. The per-
8cnneI Of the assembly ls unusually
distinguished II contains men en-
inent In the political and civic actiY-
titles OF the whole nation west ~ the
Mississippi. Oregon. Washington.
California. Montana. Idaho. WyOm-
ing. Nevada. New Mexico. Arizona.
Alaska, Colorado. Oklahoma. Kan
san, Nebraska. Iowa. LOUISIANA.
North Dakota. South Dakota Mis-
HOuri. Indian Territory and tho far
Of Philippines being represented.
Former cabinet members. COVER
norH, senators and conRreasmen
we're scattered throughout the au-
dience and displayed marked inter-
est ia the proceedings There we're
noted captains Of industry. masters
Of commerce and merchant princes
also IN attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Divorce From Husband
Who Kidnapped Children

followed her husband and children
% Spokane. and thence 20 Seattle.
In Seattle the husband. she says.
again kidnapped the two little girls.
A letter from the Oldest little girl.
who managed 10 EmugBle the note
into the postOffiee. the plaintiff
says. was the means Of locating the
children the last time. and for
about a year they have been with
their mother. although IN constant
danger Of being kidnapped.
Judge Gillian. after hearing the
evidence. promptly granted the do
cree and made an order awarding
the children TO the mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board Of
County Commissioners OF King
County until 2 o'clock p. m. August
18th. 1905. for the stone In the wall
on the Third street side Of the
County property known as the Yes
Ter Site. corner OF James and Third
streets. Said stone 20 be removed
within seven days from date Of
award or so as not TO interfere with
the contractor engaged In the Third
avenue reErade
Bids viii name a lump sum for
raid rock or stone and will be ac-
companied by a certified check In
the sum Of $1,000 70 insure the COM
pletiou Of the agreement.
Bids will be addressed Board OF
County Commissioners Of King
County and endorsed. bid for
stone retaining wall on Third street
side of Yesler site"
The Board reserves the right 20
reject any aud all bids.
Done this Aug. 7th, 1905.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
sIoNERs OF KING COUNTY.
BY J, ?. Agnew. Clerk OF the Board.
ny. ..-..tt.............
Deputy.
III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Mrs Mildred shuffleton Is happy.
She now has the undlaturbed pos
Eeasion aud legal custody OF her
two daughters. Charlotte. aged IS.
and Ruth. winsome miss Of 7
years. Both daughters we're award
I'd her Thursday morning by Judge
Gillian. along with a decree OF d.
yoree from Thomas shuffleton.
The pair were married in ST. Paul
In 1855. and lived with comparative
happiness. the plaintiff states. until
about three years ago. when Shut
fiction left his wife and ran of with
the children. The distracted mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES or
GOOD HOMESTEAD LAND OPEN
FDR HETTLEMENT. this land will
produce All kinds - crops without
Irrigation. wheat p % - bushels g.
the acre Soc for ts ACRES or
TiltR PINE LAND. only q fas miles
from railroad and town. Dozens %
settlers coming IN every DAY. Don't
pat this uff bat come On at once.
DOLBY. me-En Pioneer Hik IL
WATER FRONT acres at steam
boat landing partly improved. small
house. several uufhuitdi1Er. orchard
nice creek ifn
ROBERT MAfTHT.
fIs -. - Alaska building
Land IN Douglas and King counties
Houses and lots In Ballard and Ncs
attic a large list 10 select from.
a Thnmnann. in jefferson Place
Ballard Phone Ballard il. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Rock Island. IS. si5-s. s4s-A.
So Pac.. IS IL. 6. 6SI-2.
81 Paul. ISIS IL. iS5 81. lS5 81.
Tn. Pac. la7 81, l26 IL. i37 is.
Illinois Central IFS.
New York Central. 1879
sales 60 noon. 6Sf.I00 shares
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wheat High. low. Close.
sept. sga-g. Sf5-s. s. SIS 10 S23-f
Dec. StI-S. 50. Sti-s.
Corn
sept. sails. 527-S. 50.
Oats
sept. 2si-s. 257-S. &c to 26i-s.
Pork
SEPT, las. 1t.92i-2. iA321-2
Dec. 1876. itf0. 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Tor Sale Farm lands-contInusd.

For Sale Farm Lands-continusd.
10 CASH nuys y aercn. al nearly
howell, Z acrtn cleared. balance pas.
turp young orchard. small fruits 3
room frame house. several outhuiid.
Gov chickens. tools and household
furniture e. with place.
HnHEET MALTBT.
als#as9= N Alaska building
CLOSE N farms and acreage. SO per
acre Bone improved Selling cut
Bee the eHnsr. iilllmRn. ln the Time.
block. today. IT
FIFTEEN ACRES al % pasture. no
timber no brush adjoining small
town. 8 mtnutrg walk from depot
stores. poatoffice aud good school.
ROBERT MALTHY.
1ia IN ~ Alaska building
FREE CAMPING SITES on Lake
Washington. BEAUTIFUL Erovea fine
beating and fishing Pine lafge
water front iats frorn - 10 81 each.
on terma u g. down. balance g. per
weck Ftve-crnt fare by buYinE
tickets from the conductor Take
MashifFien street car 70 Atlantic
large mes store. or call Rooms i-3-l
Timra block. IT
COUNTRY HOME@to acres. highly
improved miles south bsronm
dwelling large orchard one acre ln
afrnNberriea large barn. several out
buildings g On -
HuHEHT MAf.TBT.
Naso-ei Alaska Building
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LIverpool-Whoat closed. septem-
Der Ca SD. December. 6s 6 sid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

W. new Mat of beautiful alder land
This plat laws near the electric car
and only thirty minutes ride 60 Sc
attic. te divided In one=arre tracts.
with fine graded streets. sidewalk
most Of tho way TO the station son
a No !. Price $50 per tract on easy
terms Title perfect
CHARLES T. ADAMS
200 Colman Bldp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

CITY water sidewalks aud street
liEhts L1ta ~ Up q per week
Take car on Washington street 70
Southeast Seattle
Cheap House. lots tg0. also q
lots. g-storY house. telh. also room
house. lots. f1b. Terms on All of
them - down. so per month close
In on car line. city water rtc see
Griffin ~ Atlantic CItV Store Take
W ashinEion 81 car line. or Hulman,
Times Blk. tt
FOR SALE
What We tell you N tho truth. as YOU
can easily prove for Yuurnalf that
we are selling land for less per
Euuaro foot the same distance from a
i've cent car line than any one elise
CLEARED and riEht on the Speedway
tuy on the Speedway at your own
terms.
GEO ". DUNLAP.
10 lat ave. Room 81 or at uunIap. on
old Hentnn Line.
CITY WATER allowable and .t,s.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Golden A. In sacks. ts.2B: extra c.
In sacks, tb.26. powdered. IN bar
rels. Sc 10. dry formulated. IN sacks.
$3.50. cube. in barrels f6.25. beet
sugnr. f5.sb. maple sugar. 100 t2hc
Less y c II paid within rs daYA
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cLOaE-fa farms and acreage. SO per
acre Some improved Selling cut
Bee the eNnsr. iiillman. On the Times
block. today. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
EAST RGvERros GARDEN
TUAC-TR

New Addition. tracts larger than an
entire city block. fur no % TO each
g. cash s. per mo. A short yak
frufu ftiVsrtau Station. TAR ~ cts
Rich alder ground Coed water
achoai close " 4. ratten. - Pa
eff Hlaek Is
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best towns iu the Valley between
Seattle and Tacoma. an partially Inn
proved. neat new cottage OF I large
rooms frame barn 10xn new. chick
en- hnuaca fine well Of water. nicely
located. on corner nf two county
ronda. close 90 school and neighhoru.
price including horse and wagon
good COW chickens. household furui-
ture and ouffit 81 tools. ST elH Terms
ROHERT MAtTHf.
nla-Ill-I-l AIaaka IuIldInr
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Butter and Cheese

WhahInEton cheese, tn Iari
cream brick cheese. iecs Call
fernia cheese. l2he. oregon cheese.
Ihc. Eastern cheese. it4c butter.
native creamery. 2ec. cooking. ibH
sec. California fresh creamery. 22c
eastern butter. 23es Oregon butter,
&c.
Strictly fresh ranch. per DOZEN.
$50 sec oregon eggs, 23uzfc.
eastern eggs. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

For ssis-Fsrrn. and LANDS

< MONEY SiNfkER-chleten Ranch
mfisn from Pioneer Square, on fine
county road. few minutes walk from
rar I acres. good level land nearly
all cleared = acres 81 large bearing
orchard small house, frame barn .na
~ HaKunehcd chicken houses and
yards. COWS. one heifer. one horse
Z wagons. new incubatarn and
breeders. 10 chickens all kinds Of
farming tools everything goes must
be sold this week. easy terms 10
right party
ROBERT MALTBY.
1ia 20 ~ Alaska building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
The MARKETS
Vegetables

BeAns. dry. per eWt. 81 2s9aTb.
small whites. IazsdaTt large
whites. t1utis. pink beans. 1875
heetz per sack 81 parnnipH. iii0.
carrots. soc. lemons. SOS. eauii-
flower. 7ae per daa garlic. Toe per
10 telephone peas. Sc: green pep
peru. Use PER boz squash. &c. pars-
les. Use dor turuIpH 5Qe sack,
aesdlesa grapes. $50. Muscat
grapes. Ills box. cantaioupes. ti4
ti.2g crate. cabbage. iAufiscs
Yakima tomatoes ltai.26 case. 20
Tbs hot houa~ tomatoes. 7sc box
-cucufnberz. 100ete per doz. corn.
socnti PER sack. potatoes. tiaH 20
per ton California onions. lMc.
celery. t9e doE yellow tomatoes. So
s. per ID huckiebrrriea. 10 per 10. .
sEK plant. &c per n.
Fruits.
Dates s. per case nrr. case 4 10.
bricks, t1Ts. Heedleas figs lo-lb.
cartons. zoe. grape fruit Szbe per
case. lines 81 per hundred or
anErs. 81 Wcnatehee and Yakima
peaches. 7tcutioo per box Craw-
fordH. socati pluma. sou isc.
biackbcrrtea. $50. cooking apples.
$50 soc California Gravgustincs.
$50. watermeions. i2m22a per
dos. pears 100 ihc Per doz.. crab
apples. 81 90 large box.
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4. room house near Georgetown. mod
en- Address III. care star *
acres garden land. broom house. near
Green Lake car Terms Owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

yEEn6S COLLEGE and 1eSdSn52e
a military school t99r young men and
boeHs a seminary Tor young ladies
~ best located school IN the North.
vgeaf# the second year under rsu
1wnefahlp opens September 100
write 10 a. Naahon college ana
Academy. Burton. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

swedish movement masaaEe given 10
patents az their home b. profcnrion-
al nurse Phone Main ~. or cali
i11f Main 81 81
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-09-22
Found In CHICAGO.

Muskegon, Mich, Sept. 19.-While
Sheriff Ginger and his deputies were
securing the woods of Muskegon coun-
ty expecting every minute to find tho
body of Charles Stromstra, who dis.
appeared Thursday noon, he was in
Chicago being gold-bricked by guile
less stranger. Mrs. Stromstra re-
ceived letter from her husband Mon
day. He didn't go to the Woods TO die
like a dog, as he stated, but on the Of.
fer Of % cents day higher wages un-
beknown to anyone he left for Chica.
go. He will now return home when
the money reaches him.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-09-22
Woman's Press Club Reofficered.

Harbor Beach, Mich, Sept. 19.-The
three-day meeting of the Michigan
Woman's Press association has closed
here. These officers were elected,
president, Mrs. Kate r. Ward, Hills.
dale; first e-president, Mrs. Grace
G. Browne, Harbor Beach; second
vice-president, Mrs. Alice E. Bartlett,
Detroit; third vice-president, Miss
Maggie Walz, Calumet; recording sec
Tetary, Mrs. S. J. LaTour, Detroit,
corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. A.
Gillian, Niles: treasurer, DR.. Emma
Bower Ann Arbor.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-09-22
Bio Balance on Riaht Side.

Lansing, Mich, Sept. 19.-Michigan
had a cash balance of s4,OO7, 299.5S at
the close of the fiscal year, June 80
last, certified to by Acknowledgement
Bradley. No bonds or other indebted
ness is outstanding. The state holds
trust funds amounting to $6,745, 26S73,
of which 100000 belongs to the pri.
mary school fund. The report shows
that the railroads paid in taxes last
year S9,S4O.93; Inheritance taxes,
$187,769.93; telephone companies,
$4,000; telegraph companies, $3,746;
franchise fees, $4,000; deer licenses,
$6.728. The total receipts were ST.
512,134.SS, and the disbursements S.
2s7,991.90.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-09-22
MICHIGAN BRIEFS.

Charles Juttner, prosecuting attor-
ney for menominee county, has been
Bound over for trial at the November
term of circuit court by Justice Lar
son on a charge Of fraud.
Attorney G. c. Fox of Charlotte,
representing Officer e. Cole, lib
Springett and John Rupe, the trio
enlarged with the murder of Charlie
Edwards last May, has petitioneG
Nudge Smith for bail. Prosecuting At
korney Peters is opposed to the plan.
Rudolph Wiartalles two little chill
Hren have been burned to death in
box car at Laketon. The mother
Hooked them in the car during her
visit to the village. Fire broke out,
presumably by the children playing
with matches.
I Henry C.. Briggs, referee in bank
kuptcy, has called a meeting Of the
Ereditors of the failed Vicksburg EX-
ehange bank at his Office in Kalama-
roo Sept. 26, at 10 a. m, when they
may prove their claims. A trustee
OYlll nc dpDOluleu anu lllG NluplS
examined at the same time.
III. S. Lewis. one Of the bondsmen OF
George l.. Lusk OF Bay City and
wealthy business man, has been Sc
9ected by his fellow bondsmen to act
as temporary postmaster on the west
side of Bay City, as Mr.. Luck's accept
ance of the east side Office made his
resignation there mandatory.
John Griffith, a 1O-year-old 10y liv-
ing at Kipling, is dead as the result
Iof having run a silver into his foot
Ewo weeks ago. The scratch inflicted
at the time was considered insignifi-
cant, but while still unhealed the boy
went bathing in water believed to be
contaminated. Blood poisoning set Ill
and death ensued quickly.
Wolves and bears are numerous IN
The vicinity of Iron Mountain. During
the past week one COW and four hogs
have been killed by wolves. Hunters
gho were promptly on the trail were
unsuccessful in running down the
wolves, but saw half a dozen bears,
one of which was shot.
The Pere Marquette Company is
threatened with fifty-two damage suits
Tor 800 each. Sunday night their
Rrain on the South Haven branch
reached Hartford just as the train for
chicago on the main line pulled from
The station, and fifty-two passengers
were left on the Hartford platform I'M
I'll $3.50 in the morning.
'Dick" Edward Huntley, one of the
most notorious of criminals, has ar
rived in Jackson. This is his first visit
there since he was transferred to the
Branch prison at Marquette in 1893
So greatly is ne feared that some citi-
zens are in mortal terror of him, and
the police if they locate him VIII drive
him from that city. He was paroled
at Marquette about a year ago.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-09-22
witte Reaches France.

Cherbourg, France, Sept. 19.-The
Kaiser Wilhelm III. arrived here last
nyening. Madame White, her daugh-
Ter. Madame Narychl1ine, and the lat
ter's husband, Cyril M. Narychkine,
secretary of the Russian legation
here. and a number OF friends went Oh
board the vessel to meet M. White,
who. though suffering much from IA
tigue. is enjoying good health. NJ.
Nitte and his colleagues were enthusi-
nstically cheered by the passengers
and the crowds assembled on tho
uuays as they went ashore. The party
was driven TO hotel and will leave
today on special train for Paris.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-09-22
Killed by HammerIesa cum.

Menominee, Mich, Sept. 19.-wnl-
bert E Robinson, president of the vii
lage Of Mackinaw City and an extern
sive fish shipper at that port, was in
stantly killed while cleaning a ham
merless shotgun. Mrs. Robinson Is
Frustrated The dead man was prom
inent Mason and ve-y prominent In
bpaipsss In his section.