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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

Waren Nile SunoeIieb.
baber. = Sobn Shmelsing, oelierl
@irtbidoft in Ser. 3t49. Sit.0ionu.
mentitraBe, am Sonntag bon Der
Yoliaei iiberrumpelt fpurbe, lit ge'
tern ipeeen ongeblihen BerfoufS
BON Spirituoien ant Sonntag urb
8etreiberis eines nnoroentliden Sau.
les benz @erihtsperfabren iiberipieien
iporoen. Sbgleib Die nabe5n 20
3eugen elmer nod Dem aroeren Dem
8abi Dds borgefiibrt puroen, be.
ihiuor bod ieoer bon ibnen, bab er
IN bic @irtbidaft eeganget iei, I'M
cine an5obl iebr feiner iunser Sunoe
8u beieben. Shmelsing fielte 8iirg.
idaft in beioen Gdaen.
abeeniefen.- Die Spirituo'
fen-2ieen3beborbe bot eeltertt Die Zip.
pIifotion oes 9rn. Carl WeiienbeIoei
fir cine Sieen5 fir Rr. 6, 4aferitr.
~abgetuieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
aainberf6nt. g efeII

.&inoeridnb q e c I I.
6aft."- Die SobresperlommIung
Der .ainberidus-@ eieQidoft" fano
geftern Na6mittog I'M 9aitptquar.
tier oer Organization, 0r. 636, 8eit.
SronflinitroBe, itott. Der Sobresbe'
ridt oes Ggenten, Srt. Geo. @.Ear-
fer, fam our 8erleIung, uno 5tuor
unr0en I'M per9ongenen Sabre 436
Sale unteriudt, ipelhe 1913 Ginoer
betrofen, popon 1926 9inoer aus
IGled]ter lm9eblng entfernt nno
enttueoer in Initaltet. ooer BET Bri.
no%tfoniIien untergebraft ~fpur6en.-
Die nodfolgenben Gnltalten nabmen
ben erobten 3beil Der &inoer arf:
nSuiiimorer 8~uilenbnus" l., st.
Soiepbs. SnouItrieid1uIe" I, rSSunior
&epliblie" 1, rgap.8ien" /, nSsroe.
Iitii6es Seim fir arbeitsmdo6en"
1, vGugsbura.Seim" |, Reeer-Snbut
ftrieihulen a, ,St. 8incents' 8oi.
ienbols" 3, st. Somes' &nnben.
beim" 3. n&nobertSeim" 3, Timber
iol-gtegeri6ule" 8, .SsraelitiiheS
8~aiienbous" d, uSouie ofGefuse" 5,
vNeger . 9aptiitenbeim" 6, sNeger-
Seim fir Sreunbloie" Z, ySous gum
8uten Sirten" s, v8eformotions.
bouS" s, aSous gum @uten Sirten
fir @eger" 8, st. Marp's MGoden.
@aiienbous" t3, nSonie of 8efuge
fit W1bden" 10, st. Marp's Snou.
itrieibule" II. .ainoer. i,nb 8ofne.
rinnen- SoipitoI" 20, rSenrp @ation
ainoer /. Siilfseeieaidaft" 4, .St.
gliiabetb's Seim" Is. Sn Bripatfa.
milien niiroen ID &inoer unterge.
brndt. Die 9eontenipabl botte fol-.
genoes ergebnib: Yrdiioent 2eipiS
Sodbeinier, 8iee-Br1iioenten: Gen.
6elir agnus, Benjamin s. Bennett,
5rau 8ihorb &. goutlep unb SRI. g.
W. SreeIono; Sbabmeiiter Sobn 9.
Sapes, Superintendent George so.
Borfer, Rr.636, Observation-Disclosures,
asetit Sranf SO. gooeliffe; 9irefto-
ren: 2eipis Sohbeimer, Idtb. q. 6.
@riebt, Sobn 9. Sapes, Hiharo
Bernard, @illiam u. 8ouIt, SfanfS.
Sielb, Sobn 6. Sanforb, 3arolb 9.
Scringer, aorian Susbes, SRI. Ma-
tn M. Rinor, SRI. @t3a &iogeIp II.
@arfen g. 2oncaiter, ioipie Or. CTS.
S. @rinbaa.
BUM geIten bes .6ofpf-
tails fir 9 f M in D ii d. e"
fin6et beiite Mbeno Elm CONCERT Der
Sfiiler 6es Brof. Gbns. s. 8odyoit
I'M eroBen SaaIe oes .Gbriitliden
gereins iunger Wduner" an Der
GborlesltraBe ftatt, BET weldem Die
.30slinge ELI onsgeaeidnetes Nuiif-
Yrogramrft CUR Dnrdfiibritne britt
gen. Der Gintritt lit mif IS Gents
f~effseiebf.
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StaSt Baltimore.
9eati6c @eieai6ait OOn @arpIaHO.
8ierteli0brIide General . 8eriomm.
hung iH r@ermonia : Club" -
Der 8eridt oeS agenten.

XII OeCluJt ue2 IDeHlelt.
Die v0euti6e @eieuidoft bon
WorpIano" belt geitern abeno I'M
s8ermanio . 9Iub" ibre piertelidbr-
Ii6e General . 8eriommIuug uno
9eamteuipobl ob. Su &bipeienbeit
bes 8rdii6euten Sru. 8. q. Seunigs
bouien. peIAer iid in europa auf-
b6It, fiibrte Sr. @eorg 8. @aiI ben
8oriis un0 Sr. Carl Hlibitrat nm.
airte ais Irotofoufiibrer. 0os aus
ben $50. 6. s. Blond s.. 9. 8ode
uno Sobn Sinrths ~beitebenoe &epi.
iionS : Gomite erltottete eiuen giinIti.
gen 9eri9t. Die $50. Or. 5. SO.
S~obeIutaun, Sobn Giarfs uno Iatb.
9iefer tuuroen oils @itgIieoer oufge.
nommer. Der Ieent Der 8eieuidoft,
Sr. Sobn 9. @eper, erItottete foIgen-
ben 9eridt:
.Sn 0ieien brei Mtonoten puroen
uuf 459 a%uneilungen 1926 uerouS-
gobt uno 3pnr: Mouot SSunuar aiif
$50 anpeiiungelt 1882; Wonot Sc.
brior oitf 1853 Impeiiuneen Sal;
Monot Mar6 auf $50 9(upeiiuneen
1922.
&egelmGBige monotlide Inter.
Itiibung er9ieIten: 8 Samilien nit
81 &inoern, IL @bepnare obne Sim.
Der, Is @itttpen nit 285 9inoern
uu0 26 Wittpen o6ne &inoer.
3eitipeilige monotlide llnterititt.
5ung erbielten: 10 SamiIien nit 80
Rinbern, 6 @bepaure obne &inoer.
II 8ittipen NIT 40 8inoern uno 2
8ittpen obne 4inoer.
@inmalige unteritiituug erbteIten:
9 6omilien nit 8 &inoern, 2 @be.
poare obne &inoer, 3 g8itttpen NIT
II Sin6ern, 2 @ittpen obne 8inoer
nno 1 Ronn.
3uiommen erbielten olio Inter.
ftiisuna: 81 6omilien init 80 &in.
bern, 90 @bepaare obne &inoer, SO
8ittmen nit 1856 &inoern, 80 @itt-
lpen obne &irtber unb 1 Monn.
10 neue @eiute niiroen geItelt,
bon beten IL fir beoiirftig b%efunoen
nno unteritiist uno 8 ais nidt be-
oiirftig abgeipteien puroen. 8pei
falife aoreiien iuaren angegeben.
Sn "A 5GIlen ipitroen Groceries
segeber, in IA SdGen &obIen unb
SoI3, in eitem Sale Elm @rufbartb
iu1o in einem Sale elm Boor S6ube.
Wtt Irbeit tpitrben p%eriorgt: %
6armorbeiter, ID Manner fir Sobri.
fen, 2Goen lno @irtbi6aften; 0rei
9ieuitm1o6cn. @.,.o.D~up 49,, o,,m ou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
Sdlreflidler Se[bitmprb.

New gorf t, 10. @pril. = Geo.
q. Bauer, ein Sduier fir Die 3uder.
&aifinerie.6 irma 8ebriiber GrbiidIe
begging beilte SelbItmoro, inoem er
iih al Der 5ranflinitroBe iinter Die
Hdoer zines Sohbabn5uees itiir5te.
Sein aorper pilroe in Stiide gerii.
len nno Der 8erfebr ipor in GoIge
oeS 8orfoas cine St1inbe lang ae.
bemntt. 0aS Motip fir Den Selbit.
moro lit nidt befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
litter &anber sefaaen?

Gouiel Smitb beri6tct Der 8oIi8ci
Den SerIuit ban $299. = 8iu in
Seooer's 8irtbi6oft on Der SIt.
9oltimoreItroBe beroubt tuor6en
fem. = Seboer uno artbrr Sor.
init negen on9ebIihen Slid.
ipielS perboftet.
2ouis 6eooer, 81 Sabre oIt unO
aus &llBlono ltnmmeno, tuelfer in
Ger. St4, SIt.9oltimoreltroBe, cine
@irtbi6oft betrcibt, rpuroe geitert
BON Den @roBeeidporenen pegeu
anqebli6en @liidipieIS uno SerfoufS
bon Spirituoien om Sonntag in Gin
flogeitonb eeiebt, uno boiieIbe nioer'
fubr benz 33 Sabre olten Grtblir Sor'
iuiB, einem Gigorrenmoder BON Scr.
300, Siio.Si9bItraBe, peeen angeb'
liden 8IiidipieIS. 9eioe nitroen &C.
Itern @beno bon Capt. @aro, &un6e-
Sergeont 9arranger, Sergeant Sem
fins uno GoIi3iit 8ro5ier nerboftet
uno iperoen bellte Wor9en benz S6e.
riff Greene olISeelicfert peroen.
Die @ebauptlng Oes Srn. Gouiel
Smith bon Ger. 528, Noro Central.
Nbenie, ooB er in Ger @irtbl6aft
6eooer'S Inn 5000 berolt6t tporoen
iei, fiibrte 81 BEN GnfIaeen ge9en
Se6oer uno Soriuib. Ole Soli3ei
iuf)t nod nod einem Gritten. Hod)
Der @r8dbIung oeS Srn. Smitb trof
er ont Sonntng Ibeno einen Mann
an Der 9oltimoreitraBe uno frltg
i'm, mo er einen Srlint @biSfeD be.
fommena fonnte. Ser Monn brodte
ibn nod Seooer'S 2ofal, mo CT 5mci
Shn1ppie tranf. 8ei'm 8e5ablen
3eigte ct cine Goae 9onfnoten, iiro
elmer Der @Gite frug i'm, oh er ibm
cine $20.9tote fir &lein9elo geben
f0nnte. Sr. Smttb beiobte uuo 5eigte
Damn cine $50, 5ebt 500, iieben So.
bier 81 unO feds $i.gtoten. 6eboer
CAB mebreren Ser @GIte Damn einen
@inf, ms 3ipeite Stodnerf binouf
81 geben, nno nodber lilo er Srn.
Smitb Elm, oid bitouf 81 fommeil.
Sorfuib lab bort no6 altsiogen beS
Srn. Smith an einem SpieItilf llno
ytbeilte 9arten ans. @r, Smith, lieB
iid) iiberre6en, elm Spielden mit5Ls
MAIDEN, uno beIteIlte einen neiteren
S6nappS. No6oem ct oenielben &c.
trunten, es mar Mitternoft, nerIor
er boI0 oos 9etpuBtiein, 1ino erIt &c.
Itern Worgen Inn 8 lt9r nohte CT
tuieoer auf. @r bemerfte, Dob Elm
&nopf bon ieiner 8eIte obgeriiien
mar, unO ais er Die @eIte oufmodte,
fanb er, ooB Die 8oide, in tpeld)er CT
feline $299 gebobt, ouSgeifnitten un0
oas 8eIo berihnunben NOR. @elbIt
pcrItdnoIider 8eiie mafte CT &a6oii.
Seooer lllo i'm Elm, nit ibm Sl font.
men nod elmer anoeren 8irtbldoft,
unb gob ibm So in ein5elnen Soften
unb oos 8eripreden, $25 bon Dem
perloren gegongenen @eloe fir ibli
fuieoer 81 erlongen. Sr. Smitb trof
ooraitf ben Ser9eonten &eDnol6S.
unb bieier bro6te i'm gum Gopt.
8aro, nahoem er linn Die @el6ifte
er5Gblt. Capt. @oro ging nit Smith
Dor ote @robseIdmorenen, iueIde
6eober unO Sornib iofort llnter aftt.
floge itelten.
Capt. @oro erlangte oltd) eincil
SotSiu6rngsbefebl gegen Seober, er
fontte aber TidtS bon Dem @eloc
beS Srn. Smitb finoen; oogegpn er.
beutete CT cine gauge @liidsipieIolls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

3ubiel perIangt. - 9dder.
meiiter (3un@elegenbeits 9idter):
sd mofte germ 8itr Sofaeit meiiier
Godter elm @eoidt beitenen; lie beiBt
amalie nno er Yaul. aonnten sic
es nidt 10 einridten, bob iie ibregia.
men reimen2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
Tinf WenId1en ertrnnfeu.

gouebfeepiie. R..g., 10.
april. - 5iinf Berioneu ertranfen
belte @beno nobe 8arrDtomr I'M
Slioion : Hiner. 0as 4entern zines
&~uoerbootes peranlaBte oos llngliid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

SIN Dienlte Scr 8obI /.
II 1tigteit. - Die regeImGBige
Wfonotsperiommlung Der n8obItbd.
tigfeits i. Organizations @eieaidaft"
rno bes .8ereins CUR 8erbeiierung
Der Gage Der lrmen" fono geitern
unter 8oriis bes Srn. eugene 2ebe.
ring in Nr. 10t, @elt.S aratogaItr. >,
itatt. Die 8eri6te Der OiItrifts.Go
mite'n, 6eS Grefutib. uno oes6inon5.
@omite's nuroen oerleien. Hoh Dem
9erifte oes ,8ereinS CUR 8erbeiIe-
rllltg Der Gage Der Irmen" gingert
i'm Weonot Wdr5 537 Ipplifationei
Inn 1lnterltiitung elm, pelde cine
glusloge BON $t12t.76 in~polpirten.
@s ipliroen inn @nn5en 1896 Dein6e
gemadt. Bel Der n@obltb1tigfeits-
Organizations @eieqidaft" gingen
1876 Ipplifationen eirL nobon 2S6
galt5 neiie lparer. 9ds Mbenobiiredu,
tpeldes bonn 10. DECEMBER bis gum
81. Mdr5 often mar, bate im @an,
gen 154 4ppIifanten, bon oenen GO
nod benz n2epering 3ouie," AZ nadI
benz nSrienolp Snn," 3 nod Dem
eleftriihen Waidinenraum, 1 mad,
benz o@ilt goge Souie" uno % mad
ben 9iitriften periuieien ipiirben.
Gin neues &oteI. = Ser
9lon fir elm iiebenitodiges neiesSo'
tel art Der SteIle, no 3as olte rSoip'
aro-Souie" itano, fino bon ben ardi,
teften 8patt & 9olting entporfer
iporoen. 8as Sotel miro uugefabl
1926, GOO foiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

- Der ralrion" eiebt morgerl
abeno in Der n@ermnnia : WGnner.
bor,Sale" iein SdIu6-9 on5ert, ipel-
DIES zines Der Salptereigniiie Der
o~iesiGbrisen Gonsert.S aiion 81 per.
oen periprift. Gin iebr reidbaltiees
Broeramm lit fir baiieIbe a~ufeeiteai
fporoen, uno 5fpar lit baiieIbe inter
Der 2eitung BON Erof. Sobn G.6ranl
iorgfdItig einitu0irt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

@biSfep uno 3arbol'
1ure e. - Senrp 8. @eGs, 43 Sabre
alt, bon 8oooloipn, 9altimore-Go,
Elm zimmerman, iuiiroe 9eitern an
Der ode bon eoen. uro 2eringtona
StraBe iinnloS b%etrunfen oiifgeflir.
ben uno nod oer norooitliden Stas
ton gebrnht uno bon bort nod Dem
st. SoIepbs. SoipitaI," nahoem er
fur5e 3eit in Der 3eue g%eielien bate,
oo er on etluos Inoerem alS einfa.
dem SdnoppS gu leioen i6ien. Or.
$. 6. Goburn unterirf)te Den Wnnn
iino COB feline aniidt funo, ooB er
leidte Spuren bon &arboli1ure.8er.
giftung ollftuieS Sein 3uitano lit
nidt gef6brIif.
Ger .GenrI It r,o B S M.
NJ e + ~ q brienoe Spar. anA
ganpereip" belt eeltern sfbeno
in ieinent ~8erianmlruiaslofol, Gr.
ia, Teorlitrabe, ieire "a. Sobres.
periommlilna uto 8earptenpabl ab,
in ipeld)er ianmtLi6e 9eqmten eill.
Itimmig pieoerertpdblt tpiroeh ndm'
lid, 9rGiibent Carl 81 Beber, 8ice.
YrGiioent Sobn 8umler. Sefretar
@uooIpb s. Mot. Shotmeiiter Geo.
altpeter, antualt Sarrp 6. Monn,
aoiiirer Sobn Riinner; 9ireftoren:
Senrp Studs. @ar 90. Bland, Senrp
Wiiaer, Otto @leismonu, Sermana
Seer, S. Sofferbert, Sobn 2ob. Sol.
g. Bland iino Sreberid Steil. Der
8erein erflGrte cine Dipibenoe bon G
Bro5ent fit oos pergangene Sobr.
ST lit oils elmer Der grobten 8auper'
cine in Der Stnot befannt nnb repro,
ientirt Elm adpitol BON iiber $156,.
600, meldes auf Sppotbefen unb eit'
ge5obltes @elo angelegt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

ner @obnung, Ger. 81, @drriionz
Zane, aus DEM 2eben idieo, bonn
Srolerbauie ans ouf Dem n2ouoon.
Yorf- 5rieobofe" CUR eiuigen Trbe
gebettet. Baitor Sulius Sofmann
bon Der 3ionsgemeinoe preoiete I'M
Sauie nno Roltor 1inotbells 2eb.
mann bon Der ct. Sobonness @e.
meinoe iprof am @rabe. gls 9obr.
tiihtrdser fungirten Die $50. Charles
Waibner, go. 3iegler, G%leronoer DC.
@earp, 5rib Shnarb, Bbilipp Gen.
oeder nno 5eroinoto 8olfert. Der
Berblibene erblidte bor 70 Sobreh
im &onigrei6 8~iirttemberg ooS 2id)t
Der @elt uno fam i'm Sabre 1854
ndb Gmerifn. er IieB iid 5nerIt III
Ieu.Oorf nieoer uno lieoelte riod)
faum 5ipeiidbrigem aufentbalt mad
Baltimore iiber. Sier erlernte er oos
Wiesgerbnnoperf uno etoblirte nod
flint Sabren iein eigenes @eibaft,
tpeldes er bis gu ieinem 9ooe nit
groBem erfolg betrieb. Seine erite
Satin, 8rou Norgoretbe Gbriitine,
geb. Sbreiner. itarb Dor 6a Sabren.
er binterIoBt ouBer ieiner 5peiten
Satin, Warp 6. Carlton, iedS &iu.
Der. 5roit Minnie Serrntant, 6rou
Marie SheGer, uno Die $50. CHARLES
80, 2ouis q, Senrp 6. uno 2beooor
6. Soenes, iotpie einen @rnoer, Srn.
Mobert s. Soenes in Baltimore, uto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
TWENTY-FOUR DAYS
IN FIERCE STORMS
CAPTAIN THOMAS HAYES MAKES MS WAY FROM FARsANss
TO VALDEZ IN SPITE OF GREAT ossrAcLEa

After q days Of extreme hard
ship. experienced while forcing hlH
way through the snow bound trail
from Fairbanks to Valdez. Captain
Thomas Hayes. one OF the Northern
Commercial eompanyB Yukon river
pilots, arrived In the latter city I'm
an exhausted condition un the result
Of his battle with the elements
Hayes left Fairbanks on November
a and fully expected 20 reach his
destination In from six to eight
days lie accordingly took only
enough supplies for that length OF
time
Owing "a deep suowbanka. which
at times reucacd 20 his nfmpita and
fierce gales blowing against him
from the time he started until Val
deg WAS reached. his progress Was
necessarily SLOW Tho gales aiao
hindered bis dogs and the animals
az times had to ho whipped severely
ia order Co get thom to move. Tho
fierce gales we're also source Of
trouble 90 Hayes The SNOW along
the trail was Of feathery llghtneaa
and as fine as sand After a nights
rest. when Hayes rose la the morn
ing the dogs would be buried ia the
drifts 30 deep that considerable timc
would have 20 be spent In digging
them out
On different occasions the whip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

real charge % be lodged against her
Is that of obtaining money under
false nretenHen aud there are thou
sands Of men doing the same thing,
except ON 90 much larger n scale
that her transactions involving "a
few hundred thouHundH sink Into in.
significance In comparison
What sex originates and launch
ca the gigantic swindieH With their
common and preferred hto,kHi
What ses Glao1a the country with
patent medicines wrapped With long
articles and sworn statements of
their virtues aud efficacy From
what sex are the great diplomat
lata. suphiatH and alienlata recruit
od Not from the female sex sure
~ Women are the salt ~ the
earth the leaveu that raises hui
manity above the brutes aud / con.
slider the allegations ~ the noted
atpuiats' "A monster Hlaudvr'
Mrs s. ". PERKINS.
Columbia station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
COUNCIL SWALLOWED
THE BAIT AGAM

The city council again showed ~
inclination 10 swallow bait. when
10 agreed last night Co postpone un-
30 tomorrow evening the hearing
~ Prank Herbert. charged wlth
completely In robbinR man la the
saloon 81 which he is proprietor
and the license Of which tue ouun-
ca threatens 70 revoke.
Herbert fed the same bait that the
city fathers had bit At - hard
once before. that his attorney. FOR
some unknown reason. was unable
to be present lie BE- evidently play
ing for time and the council appears
to be willing 90 give him al be
wants. II MAS announced last night
that Alfred Simmons. the man
robbed. had already reached Cana
dian soil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
is WOMAN THE
SUPREME LIAR?

Do you agree with DF. Allen Mac
Lane Hamilton. who says woman Is
supreme liarf
The star offers a cash prize o. SO
to the woman who sends IN the best
defense OF her sex agalns, the
charge and a second prize OF g.
70 the man who writes the best let
ter on the subject for the contest.
Letters are coming In With each
mail 10 punches and The Stars liar
letter editor ls about buried under
the deluge this morning Several Of
the letters and extracts from them
are published below.
Letters for the contest must not
contain more than $50 words and
must b. written on one side Of the
paper only. The name and address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
AlVa Adams
lnaugurated
m scrIpm Nrva ASSN

w." t'N.A'' H.. W. sH co.
DENVER Jan. 10 -Alya Adams
democrat Of Pueblo. was inaugu-
rated governor for the third time
at noon today In the presence Of a
vast throug 10 the assembly room.
The chief justice OF the supreme
court administered tho oath. The
ceremony completed. Adams re-
fused tho offer of "a military escort
10 "a" state house.
we have had too much military
Ism m Colorado recently aud do
not propose 60 begin my admluiH-
tratlan with ID display Of arms.
said The new governor.
Peabody entered the assembly
room beside Adams Both were
ErecteS with cheers Adams pledged
the people fair honest and eeo-
uoml.al administration and de-
clareH that the lass would be eu-
forced for the benefit 81 an and
not favored foW Die declared
that ~ luahfe8Eeua should be
treated allEr he proposed % have
n peaceful aud prosperous admiuia-
tfatiau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
MO QUORUM
ny a.rlrr. xsw. AM

READING. Jan. l0.-seveu mem
bsru Of the committee Of Inquiry
into the charges against Bishop
Talbot me, at the Mansion house
this morning. There was no quorum.
but Notwithstanding this fact the
committee went into session. Mem
beers Of the committee refused 70
talk on the probable outcome Of the
Inquiry. An attorney for Hunting
ton was present.
II h. declared by some church
members that several members Of
the committee abseuted themselves
in order TO prevent the meeting
through lack - "A quorum.
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NADEAL De MES IT

Thoro has been a rumor afloat for
the last week that the Northern
Pacific railroad offices were to
move into new quarters. / A. Ma
drnu. general passenger agent for
the Northern Pacific. stated. whom
seen by Star reporter, that they
did not Intend 10 move. and he did
not know who had given out hat
report
We do not intend 90 move from
our present quarters. bar We du 10
tend 10 enlarge our ofllres says
nj Nadeaa
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AIS FIRST COMPLAINT.

A complaint has been issued BY
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
charging Lizzie Biehl. q domestic.
with defraudinR an inn Keeper The
complaint was issued 10 Kate Arms.
landlady OF the Arms house. nc 1907
FIRST avenue. According to the facts
set forth ia the complaint the wo-
man succeeded IN meeting her in
debtednesa for q short while. but.
after falling IN this respect for
several weeks. packed up her things
and left the establishment owing
five weeks rent.
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where he has gone. u a said. TO
complete the final details Of the
deal comprising the purchase Of the
fleet Of the Alaska Pacific Naviraz
ton company. While absent from
tho Seattle office. Mr. Rosene may
yisit st Petersburg in the trsnsac-
ton Of business relating 10 proposed
transactions 81 the company during
the coming year.
Unless the funds involved In the
purchase Of the Alaska Pacific Nav
igation company's fleet cannot be
raised In this country. Mr. Roseno
vail secure the money while ia ST
pc'ashprg
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ISpfANAPoIIS The monument
90 be erected in Indianapolis In
memory u FORMER President ucuia-
min Harrison sill be located on a
plot ~ ground zoe feet long and e
feet vide. faeiue ohio street Ia
front 81 the uew poatoffiea and
court house nuN ~ course 81 CON
afrurtiou. several models have been
Submitted "a the committee having
ia charge the erection 81 "a munu-
mrut The enc most fsFofsblY eans
sldrrrd ia that - Rudolph schwartz.
It represents o. figure 81 Harrison Ia
a sitting posture, upon a pedestal.
A. a distance - feet on either
hand are aiierpfieal figures portray
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lng Harrison &c general aud az a
statesman
The committee has nj lie disposal
faf the eree tian - the monument
nearly SEe.0eo, large part ~ which
Waa subscribed b. the people of In
diana Believing that Indiana de-
sirusrs and scuiptara should BE- per-
mitted Ia compete iu admitting
models fof the monument psiitiou
ta being circulated throughout the
state. the HisrefH declaring Il Ia be
theif belief that the work Of design
luE aud executing the monument
should 80 10 Indisniann. providing
they are willing TO submit designs
in competition with the world.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington foI King
County. Madeline Morgan. Plain
tiff. vs.. John Morgan. Defendant.
No. 1887. Summons by Publica-
ton.
State Of Washington. County of
King. IS.
The State of Washington 10
John Morgan. defendant above
named. You are hereby summoned
to appear within sixty days after
the date OF the first publication OF
this summons and defend the above
entitled action In the Superior
Court OF the State OF Washington
for King County aforesaid. and an
swer the complaint OF the plaintiff
and serve a copy OF your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff az his office below stated.
and in case Of your failure so to-
do Judgment will be rendered
against YOU according to the prayer
81 plaintiffs complaint. which has
been filed with the clerk OF said
court. This Is an action for divorce
based upon the grounds Of deser-
ton and failure To provide.
II. f. SHOOK.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
$50 Burke Building. Seattle. Wash.
Date 81 first publication. Deem
Der 6. 1900.
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had 90 be tad ttropuoUsly over The
bAkH ~ The auea ttetnre tbes xa0ld

had 40 be Ia tfrepuously over The
bAka ~ he aue before tbes xd8ld
90 forward In the face Of tho sting
Ing clouds If drifting SNOW. driven
rrlenteaaly up the valleys by the
force of the high wind Hayes says
that the wind did not decrease with
the exception of two short intervals
during the = day he was ON the
trail
Hayes further reports that AZ the
time be was travelling In the yleln-
itY Of the Taunna river the Ice was
too thin tu Withstand the weight Of
"a man. and all travel had TO be
made along the mountain trails.
'1he trail Hayes states. ain IN
no condition for horses Al times
Il la from two - three feet In
width. and any teams which might
happen 10 meet GA the road would
undergo considerable difficulty In
passing each other There o. also
q shortage Of hay. aH along ,ae en-
tire route only eight tons remain.
This o. ia q road house situated at
the summit 81 the pass "a miles
from Valdez. aud would not last
long were many horses 60 take that
route
Hayes. accompanied by two other
employees af the Northwestern com
psny. arrived lea the city early this
morning ON the steamer Portland