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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
A LITTLE wsiRl AROUND BUSY CIRCUIT WITH FEW
SHORT STOPS At DIFFERENT srAroNs-ALL THE NEWS
THAT'S WORTH WHILE IN rHg MANY FIELDS or SPORTS

/ considered by the Frspea mauufac-
turera as sufficient
Finding 1t impossible t. a. once
alter the deed OF gtft under which
the Cup is bold, tho Automobile club
OF France took radical action by am
uthur rHeo simultaneous with the
Gordon bennett contest
This faee vii Doe International he
character. open Go the world. with
nn unlimited entrance list Tho
prise vii be known a. the brand
rrlEr OF the Automobile club q
France The race VIII be annual
Tho Automobile club Of France has
also decided that after thIa year a.
viii have nothing Co do with the
Gordon Bennett race unless the deed
OF riu r. changed
The conditions Or the proposed
race are So much more Iesal than
those Or the Gordon uauuatt race
that the latter will be forced into
SECOND place. 90 least as long aa the
cup remains On France. iehapH. n
90 ls Won this year by an English.
italian. German ur French driver. a.
viii assume thc place In the auto
mobile world % was Intended Co hold
whom offered na "a prise foe Hpsod
contests On the road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
ART AND ECONOMY BLENDED
in the
klM6kLL SYSTEM
OF PIANO MAKING.

Art. In the popular and proper
sense. means everythiug which We
distinguish from nature. Art con-
ststs In doing science consists In
knowing. The KfMBALL PIANO
factory contains a greater number
OF expert workmen and n greater
amount Of scientific piano t,nowi-
edge than any piano factory IN the
world
Therefore the finished product
kIMBALL PIANoS--represeuts the
very best Of the piano makers art.
as n fully evidenced b. the hearty
Endorsement given kIMBALL pf-
AMOS By the worlds greatest nu-
siclanA
SYSTEM THAT SAVES you
MONEY.
The KImbau system 81 piano
manufacturing and selling IL per-
feet blending Of science. art and
economy. II r. a plan. a system
whereby you get the best possible
musical value at a minimum price.
When you start out to buy n pi-
ano, painting or piece Of statuary.
you not only want 70 know some
thing Of the artistic and scientific
bent Of the producer. but you want
to know the ability and facilities Of
the seller 10 make you the right
price.
Investigate the ID. s. Johnston Co.
system of selling you'n find It
saves you n considerable sum u
money in your purchase Of either a
Piano. Reed or Pipe Organ or Piano
Player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
Third Avenue

Tboaf fer
The Most Popular Theater."
Russell a Drew. Mansxera
Tonight ard Ali Week
The FANorite
Brandt Bauus Stock Company
In CLYDE Fitch's Beautiful Play,
LOVERS LANE
Next week. Starting sunday Mat
tnee-The Greatest OF All Religious
Plays
"Quo Nadis.s
fRy the same GeaapanyD
Matinee Prices-Adults. 25cs chill
tren. Ice
Evening Prices zee. ace. t0c and
Zoe
Phanes 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
Sporting Briefs

los ANGELES. Marrh a-The
Woodlands stakes was thu feature
OF the card NJ Ascot yesterday Or
Hollis. carrying IFS pounds. with =
flying start. led an the way. win
ming easily from Father Catchem.
sunfiro third The heavily played
even money fayoritc waa left stand
ing AZ the post Or Hollis ovcred
the four furionFs in 8 seconds. n
record for Ascot track The sur
prise Of the day happened in tho
last race. Red pamsai. quoted Al 20
20 1. leading all the way
SAN FRANCISCO. March a.
Flaunt. a. u % I. won the fourth
race yesterday from field OF 10
Ruhy hal all she could 10 70 beat
Ceisrsa ia the maiden rae.
Tho selection % a coach Tor the
1905 football team A. the University
Of Washington has been postponed
b. the executive committee for an
indefnlts period,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
TIL uMrIREaI-NlnN

Nuw that the umuifea are seeking
90 form a union. under the protect
iuE wing % the American Fedora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

CATHERINE SHOT.

Strike the cue ball below the cen
ter and on the left eide. the red ball
nearly fun and the shot vii BE made
b. two cush Ions. leaving tfs balls
together. Hold the cue back aliehNs
III making the nfroH~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

last "Wednesday night The match
was At first declared a draw. but
the rules state that the team having
the best advantage when time n
called shall DO given the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
0reenhaum's Cloak and
Suit House

From the maker 20 the wearcr.
1910 SECOND AVE
TeL-sunsat. Maln atlA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
AMERICAN TEAM WON

As the result OF an sDssasshsatssn
OF tie tug of v.9r suleH 49, AuutF-
tieap teayp v1aa decIkEe1 tsss ssS<sr7
OF the cose-ist tntt ~ sssyss tuasi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
ID. S. JOHNSTONC CO

SEbTTlES LEAD
ING PIANO HOUSE
so3 SECOND AVENUE.
Burke BaiIdina.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04

l sotesseis bad sent lettes relat-
4cf 10 the surrender OF Port Arthur
sboys crying extras were the mes
gers who carried the news 70 the
day crowds in the streets The
be grabbed the papers and repeat.
be cries.
fhus was the news carried through.
Bot the city and within q few minutes
ale hring OF several bombs and day
Aght rockets began IN various parta
81 the city. Bands appeared and q
soore Of small professions formed and
surRed the principal streets Japan
has paid q heavy price for he Russian
fortress The prospect Of its early
possession cheered the people a. no
other event OF the war has done. Tbs
emperor's new year reception and an.
dienee 10 the army and navy officers
and civil ofhclals continued this morn
sag The news from Port Arthur
gave additional cheer 10 the general
nxchanEe ~ congratulations
The Russians AZ Port Arthur have
aEaeuatsd several forts during The
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04
the Mill and Factory syndicate Sale at Hyde's Big ST.

Bar association aud the other, that II
allowed, Hon oscar Hundley viii be
appointed to the position.
Alabama lawyers realize the need
OF the Judge but will not try to have
the place. provided II it is at an GER
tain that Hundley will secure the posi-
ton. Il is heard that Mr., Hundley
wants this place above all others that
may be provided for him by the admin,
istration. and also that the president
Is favorable TO him 10 an extent that
almost amounts TO promise,
Il Is further reported that Mr. Humid.
ley viii not allow his name considered
for any other post.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04
cRusAsp sgNsArA ENoINE.
Three Men Were az Work When 10.
connective Was Moved.


Cincinnati, Jan clarence X Bee
DO aged %. a c. II. and d. railroad
eng aeer. met death and John Fahey.
OF Glendale, and Harry Hoegemanu,
had most miraculous escape, Ia q
mos peculiar accident which occurred
IN the G., II and y yards az Gest
street. Saturday morning.
Beebe had charge OF engine 30 300.
and was running q through The yards
when some trlalng accident occurred
and he stopped the engine and 6lled
Fancy and Hoegemann, who are kgm'
Dloyed IN the railroad shops. 10 ret IL
Il. Fahey and Hoegemann were u
meath the engine working With the
broken pipe and Becbe was kneeliug
down watching them. with one hand
resting upon the rail when suddenly
engine No. 205. 81 the c. G and l.
railroad was backed into the engine
beneath which the men were working.
The shock caused che heavy engine
70 move forward about &c feet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04
POISONED sy INSANE PATENT.
wife Dead, Husband and Child Crit
caiiy ll.

AaAiY tAaa
Moreyssille. W.. Jan Newell
Ellsworth u dead. her husband criti.
cally lli and their i0year-old son ssri.
ously sick a. the Result according 10
Health Onlcer G G Rublee. of eating
food Ca ghich poison bad been ~aced
by iie mother during a temporary &C.
Of lIsanity Airs ellsworth hns STAGE
died
Or the night o. pee ~ f9ilowinr
ne evening neal Mr and Mrr Eiis.
worth and their .on George usrc taken
violently IN ~ 3 @ Bates. pho uas
aammonei io1nf-reT iasiy ifYsraE
from poison Younr Elaaorth %.
sporded rtafrs - freshmen agd ai'i
recover but ihr Coalition % t.s lSih
sT Hrd mother gree ug.d.y worse
TIE physicians state thsf Mr Ellis
WorTh has been melfsl'f weak ier
souc tlme. aad ttai on go 6afe ~ ite
p0ifou.ug ate uas lrrtfpaafh.e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04
TREASURY DEFICIT va,OOOoOO.
Cash on Hand Shows Failing on Of
Sso,0oo,ooo

Sso,0oo,ooo.
Washington. Jan. 3,--For the calen.
Oar year which ended Saturday the
treasury viii show deneit Of B72.,
OOO.Ooa The expenditures, Including
the Panama canal payments, were
$612.00O.O00, while The receipts were
only S5l0.0O0.0-5 The cash In The
treasury exclusive OF the gold reserve
and gold and silver coin held against
outstanding certificates. Is S2t0.O00..
600, which Is $4,000 600 less than on
Jan last,
The total expenditures were $4,000.
600 more and the receipts $4,000 GOO
less than during 1908 The increase
IN expenditures, according TO an on,
clal statement issued saturday Is 81.
vlded as follows; Increased expendL
lures lu tho nayydepartment S2S.0O6
600; civil aud miscellaneous, $4,000,
600; war department 100000 pen.
slons S2.0000O0 Interest. : O0o, zoe.
The postal deficit Is Included IN the
civil and miscellaneous expenditures.
Tho decrease ln the total receipts
Is due 20 falling Oh Of S90oo.000 o.
che customs revenues, IN spite OF an
Increase OF S22,OoO000 ln the value
OF imports 1ne increase 10 free
Imports practically vas confined 90
coffee raw sillt und rubber
The figures show denoit % s22 000,,
600 for the FIRST slx months OF The
current fiscal year, which ends June
80. Secretary Shaw predicts that the
balance of Ulo year VIII reGuco Che dci.
icii as the receipts are showing an
upward iondeurl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04
PORT ARTHUR SUR
RENDERS TO JAPS
Gensral Nogi Reports This Fact
TO Toxic Authorities.
- TOXIC is WILD WITH JOY
steadily the japanese Forces Advance
On the Inner Dsfensss Of Port Ar
thur-Islsht After Height Taken
Russian Soldiers.

Toxic, Jan. 2.-2;so D. m.-Marshal
Yamagata. chief Of general stan, I'M
der orders from the emperor, has dis
patched the following cablegram TO
General Nogi:
When | respectfully informed his
majesty OF General Stoessels' proposal
Tor oapitulation. his majesty was
pleased to state that General stoessels
has rendered commendable service to
BIS country In the midst Of difficulties,
and IL Is his majesty's wish that mill
tary honors be shown to him"
Toxic is wildly Joyous over General
Nogi's telegram announcing that Gen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04

ousfds wanted ~ pusonsss Hsys .
chan.a lar ns.eaarL

Chance Tor Hssossy
Folsom Cat Ian nHt fof che
fact chat ~ hospital here eonlalnsd
several aoasled men and ihres roo,
y.cis acre isid oaf % lhe mgre1e fbefa
aas 30 Indication 90 th0 stare pfissn
~ csc bo't dasb fDf liberty made b.
aioe eoH f.cfs gafafga
TIE condition ~ Charles 1oHY. the
guard aag Captain Hafphy ehe
rere eoaaff aas uachefee1 nom
ietf aiFli loHf ah1 aas .hol through
ihs are. nUl Iag.rr u Dte0d - VOC
Sos docs rai etia M1l1aF IL eoun8.
~ So Soc So sHa bae Geo knife esands
Gel fto baet
Wrtn SEQ 81 la ha gasse.soa
Esyr tHe thlf a0e m fsm
~ eonrcl Tfn aee aaouf 2 lrcaes
efK aB1 fle nant are fqagtif ahftD
eHet lf 81 TEF o. me bs
they leTast ~ asag inivm aif
Waffee tei
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04

Toxic Jan. 3.-Following the dra.
matte capture of sungshu mountain
Saturday morning, the Japanese today
captured II" fort and a recently con.
structed fort on Panlung mountain
which gives them possession of the
entire line Rihlung mountain and III"
fort by way Of Panlung mountain. ST.
multaneously the extreme Japanese
right, pressing south along Pigeon bay,
captured the heights south of Housay
A telegram received here late today
from the besiss.ng army says;
part OF the center dislodging the
enemy, occupied H fort at Z o'clock
this morning and also captured a new
fort on PanluRg mountain. Thus the
line between Rihlung mountain and II
fort, via Panlung mountain, fell firmly
into cur hands.
Part OF our right, which com.
menced a bombardment at S o'clock
this morning and dislodged the enemy
who resisted stubbornIy. firmly occu.
pied a height south Of Housanyehtao
az 2 o'clock.
News OK the continuance OF Japa-
nsse successes at Port Arthur 10 re-
csiyed with citation in Toxic. II Is
known that the Japanese losses we're
comparatively light II Is believed
here that the Russian garrison Is final-
ly reaching 10 limits OF strength, en-
durance and numbers.
II Is reported that the Japanese are
following up their successes as an af-
termath OF the capture OF Rihlung
and sungshu mountains. They have
captured the observation ridge behind
sungshu mountain. slight resistance
being shown by the Russians Il Is
reported that the fosses OF the assault
ing party on the attack on Sungshu
mountain we're small Every indica-
tlon points to a material weakening Of
the defensive power OF the garrison at
Pofc Arthur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04

Defeated cordldatss Former Assoc.
stes Dismiss His Appeal

SUB kfalitaa fNiA FNNNNH
Albany n So Jan Alton ~
Parker who resigned ns chief Judge
OF The court 81 appeals 20 accept q
presidential nomination received au
adverse decision ln lho nrst ease he
argued before that tribunal since his
Retirement from q
Judge Parker appeared about a
month ago as counsel for The plant
inappellanl 10 the uction of Elizabeth
Reich against Edith "a iiau Dyer and
LILLIAN ~ Bnn AYmar as executives
OF The wlli of Mrs Alice v Ia Bau
Wh0 vas an aunt of William X Ysndor
biz The litigation grew ont OF q
transaction concerning ihe Brent wood
farm. adlaialng the estate % Mr Van
derbilt, h lsiip T. T. The property
was conveyed % Mrs IA Bau by Mrs
Reich a. security for q i0an. Il Is
claimed. wlth tte understanding that
u vas subsequently % be- pafchased
by Alu ~ nau The sut was f0F
the difference between The am0uug ~
the ioan and purchase price which vas
$50 600
Tho eouFi dismissed the appeal win
costa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04

ulannraF Wfn far Twn
sAlarez ~ Issa ueFtsf 1.sn
oif anl ibe ntaar abat taft larrr1
10 seaih d fst itai d-urwed the
McPl anHf The refren arr ~
set 81 81 fn aef f 49, Ears ~
tfts s a1fa ftaJ rrraet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04
WOMAN FELL INTO
HUSBANDS ARMS
DR.. Chadwick Meta His Wife In
Cleveland Jail.
AoPEs AE az TRUsr "a
Pathetic Scene Enacted When Woman
Who Borrowed Large Sums Of
Money Without Security and Her
Spouse Meet Face 10 Pace.

Cleveland o.. Jan. 2.-sherlI Ba~Sy
and Dr. L. s. Chadwick arrived here
Sunday from New York over the Penn.
sylyania road. Taking a carriage at
the union station, they were taken
at once to the county jail, where a
bail bond OF $4,000 was furnished for
DR.. Chadwick's appearance in criminal
court next Tuesday, when he viii be
given a preliminary hearing,
The bail bond was signed by Virgil
p. Kline. counsel for Dr. Chadwick,
and also by J. p Dawley, counsel for
Mrs. Chadwick.
AS soon as the formalities In con.
nection with the bond were completed.
Or. Chadwick was admitted 10 the wo.
mans department OF the jail. where
he held long conference with his
wife.
AS soon as the formllties In con.
aection with the bond were completed,
DR., Chadwick was admitted 70 the wo.
mans department Of the Jail. where
he held a long conference with his
wife.
The meeting between the two was
pathetic AIRS Chadwick arose when
she heard the steps in the corridor and
fell in her husbands arms when she
recognized him. Both broke down
and Wept conYulsively to- several min.
utes. while ellnglng 20 each other.
There was no artIdclalIty about the
stene Real tears we're shed spd
even Che sheriff hardened as ho must
be. by continued coutact Win the
people In every form OF distress. was
himself deeply affected Aftof the
first SHOCK grew less severe the two
sat down for a talk lhat continued
for an hour end a hall
Dr Chadwick has lost everything ln
the operations OF bis wife and the
large Independent fortune OF his only
child has been swept away. Mrs chad
wick tried TO Undue him with the
thought Of hsf Innocence of any srong
doing Ills only response % these
pleas was n hope 90"
The troubles into which both have
been plunged were Thoroughly dls
cussed The wife told ibe story. 10
terspersed by violent hts o. weeping
IN which 40 times DR. Chadwick
Joined There we're no apparent eva.
sion. bnt there was a consiapi cry Of
Trust me trust me-" on The part Of
the woman
Don't believe these stories which
the newspapers have been printing
about me- she sald They are 40
Hes every one Of them. have done
nothing wrong Believe me trust
me- everything WIN come ont ~ right
10 The end and Il will be seen that
have been guilty u none ~ these
things I am charged with Don't think
! deceive you I will ten YOU the truth.
and ! tel you that an these reports
are l.ea--lIez"
q can only hope co." was tie bus
hands answer q have trusted you
and q Is hard 20 believe anythlne
ms mind ls 10 confused THIS has all
been such terrible thoch and don't
undef1iand an of o. Eauf time %
think Of o. eo noi pa7 won't trust
yon only GFe nae time % collect ~
thoughis Ever siacf ! heard % ihis
tTmlb,e u Paris have heen b1ihered
and my no hes been made almost 80
beanbi have been followed and
hounGed uuui 2 can thlas ~ nothi1s
st~ en- rot lhe judge { can oniy
hoo eveTytb.nE uri o0me an 40
right you HY@
s.-,o~- .,,,..e,. 80 80. ,..--
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04
cen. stoesseIs' Proposals Accepted.

London, Jan. 2.-2.05 D. MA dis
patch to the Japanese legation from
Toxic says General Stoessels propo-
sails for the surrender OF Port Arthur
have been accepted by General Nogi.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-04

si0ffFaUffF Ala Jnn Ffaua
rgsr 3 pea6esaf bas beea aDpo.nf
~ fepuf ~ eierE b. ne oGee of
Zee Hfyau uated states marshal ol
ne District EN-. Has,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
Base Ball by Injunction.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Govern
ment By Injunction has at length
made its appearance in the base hall
world. Tie court ruling forbidding
the lining by the National league
president Of notoriouslg the most
ruiHanly ball player il the recent his
tory of Tie national. game, to all in
tents and purposes takes out OF the
hands OF the league anthoritItes the
most effective can Of publishing
the few players who bring The sport
into disIepute and practically puts a
premium ON dirty" ball, which
owners. patrons and the vast major
ity OF players have earnestly striyeu
to abolish.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
Modern Financial Banking.

Providence journal: The newer
plan of using deposited funds not SO
much for the diseounting OF the
regular commercial paper of custom
ers as for the promotion of more or
less speculative enterprises has come
into Isl In answer to a natural de-
mand and is doubtless capable of be-
ing employed to the great advantage
OF general business as well as that
OF individuals. But the greater
profits possible in this kind OF bank
ing business necessarily involves
greater risks and these should be in
cl1reaa wittaout the provision OF ex-
IRENE precautions. These precau-
tions are to be sought primarily in
the Integrity and exceptional ability
OF these who engage in financial
banking, and s%econdarily in a proper
system of governmental examination
and control.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
Get inside shs Law.


Philadelphia Record: The trusts
may as ~ssi { iTs.as the law Tue
administration is after then. and
the Law breakers will be punished.
The Department of Justice has got
hold OF the contract between the To
oacco trust and the Imperial Tobac-
company OF Great Britain. by which
they agreed not to compete with
each ether, and the secretary of the
trust has been held for contempt OF
sourt n refusing 10 produce it 1t
is conIectured that the Tobacco trust
i. going to attack the constitutions
aIity Of the antitrust lay. 1t has
little chance Of escape in that direc-
lion; tie law has been applied in too
many cases to be held invalid nov.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
Notice of Mortgage sale.

Whereas. default has been made in q certain
mortgage made and executed BY Mary Earl and
Herbert Earl. mongagors. 70 the Plano Manu-
assuring C; mortgage. Witch mortgage bears
Ia said mortgage consists Of q failure to pay the
thereon. no part Of which has been paid; that the
amount nov claimed to BIZ due upon said mort
gage 10 the sum OF one hundred thirty-four and
42.lO dollars; that said mortgage WA duly re-
son county In Book D Of Mortgages at page ssh;
that thereafter 8 lid mortgage was duly assigned
to Mary =. Monroe, who 10 now the owner and
holder thereof. which assignment was duly re.
corded in the register Of deeds Office Of said Davi-
son county In Book 100 OF mortgages ut page SIS:
that said assignee has paid In taxes on the prem.
enty-two and $500 dollars; that said mortgage
provides for an attorney fee Of $25. and that the
aggregate amount claimed to be due upon said
mortgage NO Including PRINCIPAL, interest. taxes
ninety-one and S7s1O0 dollars; that no action at
law or other proceeding has ever been COM
menced for the foreclosure Of said mortgage. or
the recovery Of said debt.
Therefore. notice is hereby given that said
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the mort
gagged premises at public auction by the sheriff,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
The Bonds Of Friendship.

cL
Cincinnati Inquirer: Arrange
ments have been made by the Jap
anese minister Of finance to leave In
New York banks about $50. OOO, 900 Of
the us ,0oo, co.. which Americans paid
Tor their half Of She last ISSUE Of war
boIds. The money will be used TO
pay for goods bought ID this country.
Sixty millions Is M. q very great
sum, as between countries, but IT IS
enough 10 go a great waytoward Sc.
curing guarantee Of availability be-
tween the United States andsJapan.
While Japan borrows money IN the
United States ind leaves II there Tor
safe keeping there would h~afdly..seem
70 be DANGER Of . collision at arms.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
The Other Child Found.


An article was printed In The Re-
publican a few days ago telling OF the
reunion OF Mrs. g. D. Tousley, Of
this city, and her brother, Howard
Hanson, a young man IS years old,
who had been separated from his two
sisters when they were placed in the
hildlen's Home at Sioux Falls and
afterwards had been lost to each
other for nearly eight years. At the
time the boy vas found no trace
could be secured Of the younger sis
ter, but through the publication of
the incident In the Argus-Leader the
little sister has been located at Sis.
seton, In the north part Of the state,
where she Is a member of the house,
bold Of g. w. Mosher, editor Of the
Sisscton News. Monday evening
Mrs. Tousley received a letter from
Mr.. Mosher and one from the sister,,
who has now grown to a little miss
OF twelve yeats. Arrangements will
be made for the three children to be
united in a short time, and doubtless
the 1ousley household will be full OF
Joy when the children come together.