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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
GIRL DIES HEARTBRoKEN.
student Kept Poriug Over Ser Books
 on Death Bed.


 New York. Oct 30.-Sadie Kane. known as the brightest girl in the high school. lay dead yesterday in the gown she wore when she was graduated last January from public school No 7S.
 That little girl died of Q broken heart. said Dr O-Hanlon. cor0ners physician. at her home. No T47 Firs; avpnre. last night. ~The schools arr responsible for it. with their insane cramming of knowledge prematureiy into young minds"
 The girls father is a night watch man. very poor. Sadie's ambition was to be a teacher and her parents. in- stead Of yielding to pressure and send ing her Co work. kept her in school She began t0 fade from consumption brought on by orerstudy.
 When at last she had 10 take Co her led she kept up her stu.lieS. for fear of Icing passed hr her fellow pupils. until her physirzan found if out and ordered fhe books taken away. Then she pinel and dI4d.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30

Odessa, Oct 30.-There are persist ent rumors in circulation here to-da! that the crews of the vessels composiI. the Black sea fleet mutinied on arriv- ing at Samsun, on the coast of Asia Minor, killed Admirals Biriloff and Chouknin and sailed back to Sebasto- pol after hoisting the revolutionary flag. It is impossible to verify the humors. The authorities are confscat ing all political telegrams.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
Loubet say. FnrrttrII to V
Eva Booth m.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 3O.-A telegram announcing that Commander Evn Booth of the Salvation Army was crit ically il with appendicitis at army headquarters in New York city turned the big Salvation Army jubilee at ForI's Opera House. at which she was to have been the central figure. Into a sorrOWful meeting of prayers for her rpcoveFT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
Our stocks are ripe now for
 furnishing new homes.

70 patterns Chamber Suits from SIg2O t0 S1pno
 40 styles Metal Betlsteads from S3.G0 to S55u
 In an the latest and best finishes on fhe market.
 Tnequaliesl Pnrior Suits uriced iow Indeed for value offered
 S3Goo for pieces. S45u0 f0r s pieces. 5000 for pieces
 Extraordinary fine parsar Suits af sss1D0. S67.l0. sTslm. Ssnu0. SQoo
 Some Parlor Suits at Sin0oo fa Sis0uO that sre the EreafeSt value. giving this stnre ever sent out
 Buy rosr furniture here We'll please y0u best
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
sTocKHo1.pERS RIaHTs.

Washington. Oct .Bt-In deciding the case of !. W. Gufth-ie vs H. L. Hsrf- nett. the supreme court Of inc United states to-day held that q sfoekhnhIpr in a national bank e pufftirsI to fn- Spest the books 0f the bank. The case aruze from the cnnfention Of IT, L Herfnett that he hzd the right to in- eFett the books of tie Oz1ea hank of Utah as he owned one-hft1 sf the <trsE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
WAS GREAT SUCCESS.

Tokio. Oct. 30-'The reception Of Ad. miral Togo today by the citizens re- siding in the same ward In which he lives while in Tokio. was a great sue cess. Thousands of schOOlB0ys and schoolgirls marched in front of the ad- mlral singing a song especially com posed 10 celebrate his distinguished services. The admiral and his wife were deeply moved. The navy depart ment today announced that the Rus sian gunboat Nsadnik was raised a, Port Arthur October 23
 Losbet says Farewell to Portugal.
 LISBON. Oct. :}0.-President Loubet concluded his visit to Portugal and has sailed for Marseilles. Tine president entertained King Charles. Queen Ma rie Amelle and the member. of the royal family at lunch on board the French armored cruiser Leon Gambet- ta before leaving. al which warm ex- pressions of friendship between the two nations were exchanged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
nnhncL s.,ra Hnr,- Life.

NEW YORK. Oct. William c. BOhsek turned his automobile with six persons in it info telegraph pole tO avold running over a boy on a Long Island road. Several Of the automo- biIe party were badly hurt. and the machine wAs wrecked
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
TONIGHT AT s.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 30--According to wireless message received at the Norfolk navy yard the cruiser West Virginia was at 10 q. m. fifty miles south of Cape Hatteras. A strong northeast wind and heavy seas pre- vail. She was not expected to make the capes for ten hours.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
DIED AT STATEN ISLAND

New Yurk. OCt so-wHIIsm Wal lsce Merrslsnd formerly diSlrirt at- tcruey of Hartford and lew partner of former GavaTu8r Hai5ar,l. died at hls home fn Arrnchar. Staten Island. today. He uas n vears of sre.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
And they had the worst end
 of it.

Because they had paid more in the first place and did not get any such guarantee of satisfaction as we offer to our costumers. We stand behind everything we sell sc tIat our store makes the safest place to trade at Then again we place the furniture right in the room where you want it. all cleaned and in first class shape-a pleasure to the owner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30

London, Oct BOA dispatch to Reu- ter's Telegram Co from St Petersburg says that an imperial manifesto nom- mating Count Witte premier of the ministry will be published in this city with mandate to form a cabinet. The manifesto, 1t is added, will also grant civic liberty, legislative authority in national assemblies and an extension of electoral rights.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
New York Price
 $34,O0 HampsOn-SelIew Price
 $2S.5O.

Not very long ago we sold to one of our customers Brass Bed, priced S2S.50 We later had the pleasure of a visit from him stating that the Iden- tical bed was priced fin New York city at one of the big stores (where they sell so cheapD at S34OO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
Saved $5.sO on the bed above.

There's not much doubt what he thinks of Waterbury and New York as far as saving money is concerned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
sUCHER VERY LOW

New Haven. osrf So-At noon to- dzy t was statei at Grsee bosTital that Colonel Thess70re S1cber of t1e SeeaHd Infantry. C. V. C. wbo Co iil wifh fyT,hoid fever. was verf low and 1is Her0vszJ. is n.gt ex1eeteL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
snfIAIISTs nEFEATFn-

BeTne. SuitzsTland. Ort 9o-The re- suits of the uafioaaI elections yeSter- day in Whieh the mii.ile clASSes ansI tl.e liberals unified against the so<lal- Ists- shoW the surceSz ssf tlse farHleF. onlT oue aseEsIist was elertel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
But he had the best end of the
 bargain.

We have had lots of people tell us that goods they had bought in New York were to be had in our store at a considerably less price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
NATHAN IS IN CUSTODY
 FOR SUIT CASE MYSTERY

Detectives Trying to Trace the Dead Woman's MOve- ments for Several Days Before Disappearance-La Letter Home From Victim Mailed at Salem-Hotel
 Clerk Says She Was Not in that Place When "Shep. herd Hing Was There.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
UArHTE ruRrcAsf

Foreca<t fer Coauprfiruf. Fair to- night. wArmeF ia west portion. Tue<- day. fair. 1zAt yHfsatie uiInlx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30

Salem. Mess. Oct sO.-AItnough the last Ierter ever receivei by Affs Cath erine Geary of Cambridge from her daughter susan. who is beIieveI to have been tho victim of tile Winthrop Fuit case traceiy. was mailed ia this city September 1a. it has not yef been aScrrfainei whefher the young woman was ia salem oa tbat date The Shepherd King sompaHy was here from September 70 tO 2n. and the name of -Ethel Durrpii. by which fhP giri u1s known on the stage. aT- rezred On fhe printed proxrans. At fbe loezi thester where the plsy uas rixen. however. if ie the belief that she wzz not wifh the cumrsny af that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

safbertnG khS ashss ~ uSslr hAnsss
In tsOtileona. Waihsisos 200 We,
u,iDsSsf ahbeyA all tbAf - nn0ytsi -
hos usa'v tu.as oR SaaGRsv OF Anberi-
az vss cot srs epal ne sea leo lijx~
40 oHs nsH In me sapo 70 quar- ry -
. stsio1pG eSV 10 q neni&rtest fravp,
@hefe b. aa placed ~ ne hand -
clarity 20 hssp ham from TO- pot
fssa field WhU Was osaGe coD &C.
er0tfi ground hHs since been de 80
rratsi by Ita bst.ng been p.eupse5
oY make go derSrs an; eenuaact-
ora f.r 'stFzDs Ins sioht Eoi. ana az
on BY the baFtAi al d0ss Il ie It's
Ing bat an ssHoss soss1id be mate
Ia give hlul apo ps sale AZ l,Nl ase az
laHt n thea great tan.1 20 iDsy,v
whsa n his hsfOs dszsas D.. vra u.sAs
Tree
Are all. Il s0ouis De foeuo
tbat he boy nod Ia ssn~ una
eouni ,bic AMI fryascstos.A way ben
esFfissi psf. d scslld t-s vos,a NE n.s
lnas ara tsas,nsy sSDea d.d 10 ss# lie
- once sDa fugsve@ tho v~ksa sSasss-
tbsp IS - vketbsr or not he re-
mains are recoverable. and Sasow -
'hs Notld ;:.sl bis lssa at decent 90
culture ras 10 laasns he attributed
TO n ssonsl inaiffefenee and reaisst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
NAY INTERFERE WITH THE
RAPID TRANSIT SCHEMES
,vsanNENr CANAL PLGss THREATEN TO HOLD UP GREEN
,AKE AND LAToNA nav ELECTRIC CA LIMO

the cut would be trlftinE In cnmpar-
lson with the t1lal cost OF the O.
nal and the advantage to be gaimsA
trum uAehiug the cut
The natural place Tor all car lines
designed 10 quickly reach the Green
Lake section 90 cross tho canal wilt
be over this cut. The cut would be
so high that a bridge could be con
atrueted over Il without interfering
with the masts OF the ships passing
below
Moore and Gii@sn are ready 20
construct e. permanent atructure
thar win DO needed To cross thla cut.
bHt e@Aan 80 ahca6 uaiil the cut Il
madN
In the Reantipe. they are cem.
psfled 90 sAYs the eat temporary
cXpcdlont For the present they pro-
pose to er0s ne ana Wish tAetF
Grc'se AAe Ilae o. ehsut the sane
p1lUt % doss tes eses . Esstt ~
com bany. eoaiue INFO the eity slaes
SevVnth hseAps oorth ON lie hearb
on he Ell snA entering me husi'
nsss ssssloo 18th ~ vsy q Wet
tsks kos sssasa ssnA are.aS saseea
rne ceossica et utss hUwevas
cosn pets Q cincuit,ea lido. no mAs.
,ss what eAens uay BE- cvsslsri fOs
SEA iss iato he city once ine anal
% fsAsszsA
GsaSeikmaa Nsrhy d~sIr-a 90
have .Ae Nsas Tee cYpss the ANAL
Rs~e he exweent Green Lake Toe
,ros@sA oe0 20 .eto the city A'so
A.srs tNs tAss shsse. instead OF on
ssssese evS-s@9 sussAs
HaesS and tisaska ID art shtsA
hey eaa psx<ss~ fspsm ne govern
ment ~ the srs~sst t'ms pxrmia-
siun 60 eunskfeee Q trsslie s'ru@a
iAhs tnten 10 sAe ssinisy of he
t-AtsnA brtds@ essauso ths Spsefnr
me.t ssqoe~zv have ne Yet rally
deSssunanei vhsAAer 10 not they ui1i
abAaaas ihax rast "a tie ssAe 10 90
,hrOaAht tks cut The railpAT 80
massxs have . ee.hems frT ,'rtssstns
chs ANA spssDstte the unfssrsiiy
eYpuada. ts4naaAg ,ee gesuS,e fyon
,hs enftt stpa Of the etty INTO tAe
business dtetrsxf By vay Of tn a.
ssrslsy stsess tunast. eui tbs o 'ssAe
eaanse b nAryksai s~s ussil At-Uk
the ifss~ the esnai is es.tapsssess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
FIGHT TO
FINISH


EEw YuaK. AsrsI L-whso lss
4 me- $50 pssssapas ID sas sape
asss a~rnSsrs srxs~sy ra~'snS as
Sfs n 70 - tsls szfnina be v@e
E&s e he .rssnt@s 20 Ec~1sn 70
s.nsnsa IN Ia dsna&nA OF Ffs~s
~ bans, " kieHaadw. Who go
4y&v tsrsatens& 60 starr sn in
ss.r.ssi 90 os aris 70 BE AIM
.s:na 81 . pzosls exposure - Sd
~ siless ssash4s sr@sh1s.s
nyfs ren4s~t 4 have ooteap0 20
q ssfesA 10 rAissass my policy
n s2sn.aa Tsasv rsy be q s,sec
=rH sew
Frsm p-upls ctces e. Hyto " h
swussS feKi Re vossf re<ssss to sss
- s@p. tzse he euAf vWl - on
{, rss sstev cod Eesrrseu'At vss
<fns dferans fsrsioax - The t@ss-
-. sso,caslAsk ~ ssun 'Sday IN
n s1hsss az msxs tasvxsmn~ koIse'
A-stssa Hs8zxHsaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

started e.ns To sitsad the rase. AZ.
ssr osisins 40 ssd 6usn fs,ls
STREET ter as.ray en- hour ioohinG
DE No an. ne nesliy uuse ar IN
the ssssd ehas the0s ~as . saeant ioa
vasSe sts ea.szl6 ksvs hs~a soA
that saturday vDp April 4
~ the sszssina n tbs cornmistee
- The vhais. rriesy sight Mr Mar.
sss. the r0aics fn<xe. p.stliisned ,has
rxsaa&x fsa ThAa w.e laid over fns
further suastaevstica. Ths cisy ga
tessss wa zgdsrea 90 Immediately
bring suit against T ~ Pctsv~oa,
soFmer es1iiesfns far he city al
ballard. ana Y " fasia. sosm~y
city stt0rn~y. far mOoey euii~rts<
On street a@szssn@oss which wars
sstsr turned over 10 me citr. a
essrNn nee deA~s 90 ths NnwtA
street Improvement sund Nh. .es
Thsfs 10 ~ nsussy. kOwsssf 10 Ikts
sned. ana TIE eom aistee reedzD-
rzssvts tkzsa "a - pssi cut o< TIA
current cxpsase rand
~ tho msss az az The council
Friday tha safssv os representing
fAllsra a sss pcxsisna fair vAs
brought uD. J, ~as recommended
shet the ceuecti appropriate tsco
0a soesAiItCm that tbs tUsn OF BAL
Lard Fxiss . similar atnDans Sov
sh~ss are I've rspses~atAifyss for
ne city - Ballard Erhns "a the fair
ne tAss pvxpose
A dssAsiJs sss bso1Sht 10 the
@eae cf Ms~.Fs Mnnh ans rurfy
Who protested psyiss q a~wes as
sSssmsnt "a the tide lanss sp~ It's
a x'h aSs1ue sswsr Tho oase ~as
taks~ ~ nra by CITY Ators~y J
W Nhitham aa.& Afterwards fla.
tx&~d BY Cty Auosusy lneer~n1s
Tho tsatsxs eomtsntto@ Wa ush@si
Ia ssxy psstst3ssr.
". y. hurStosA nAndolie elisa
OF seattle. aus ss~s~ sssuFed by the
sufrsst cestsyy eish. of this stfY
20 give q lssasst sufsstsi o sseea fns
the paFpSes a raising fanxs "a bay
tsrpAs fo< tks Csrn~Gs litxNry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

a ~heme Of the United States
A,,sruncat engineers to cut a canal
,ksrugh the nenuy-fuhenan
sf,,es 10 constitute a Part o9 the
snisfsd government canal Is so
80, interfere "a q large extent ~
,..srlas apld transit 70 the bust
- mari II the cts nom 6recn Lake
~ atnna. until the canal n IN
re- matter was discussed Friday
.h.,nenn Al the meeting OF the eot
.tlens committee when Cogucst
- Murphy was raising hts ohicc
- n he route rs which J. A
- psoosewN D. cafry The people
y Green .,Re 10 the city. pending
- completion Of tbs Soyernmcnt
esnsl -, n
:. hrlnx hl- opinion that the roue
- ne canal would not follow a
sr~arsa essApel throsah he sntirs
- 81 f.ake Uaion fre0 he q
- nusssr way hetuesn erssDo ~
"a "a e,Ftss het VA Lsks Unitn
- Len . 1shinSion. Wee ~
So.uA 10 10 drsssei 10 faips
g. 4, sss are q aka lis -
"A e~iesTd tsts he eusse wcas
IL, eissaei th.i srge stsAness
= ssll& aN9 could va h.
Se~asa wesea ~ rAss vesfs tns
ksssexay Or Lac CIV sro>>ss 70
~ de rass tAs lake q nsTros,
tSxls 4 q easter OF . mllc ms
A<,euk b esa.As ~ q bs~sa esaAse
- 81 ssssb % sesAtsa sAs lssasy
kArman pbasss,cn TIE psnisssia
"A trlfe Me- ssaf ns 10 wltth
-, asww1r. at sss nssss have o,
GO ssssTsa . strGsat cst ssrOas
e q se.sag ssrvSf. 81 . ssasnt vhlrh.
4 s-essej would ruo t'sjsht
Ns.s.xA ~ eva tris@a tAbe
i6s<s cas- IAse walshinsNOn- A.
ssssvs cszls laen ~ dres4cs A~r,sss
Essn es6na "a aImcst . sssafs&s
- - gsss s,sini vs@we the sus b.
~ I'm ssne and saai|ce hay -
On
n, nsmsy Thurman ss6itiun fes
= ssmnvasiv sas ssv sruamt sasy
faUnssw Thonksnn expFazsei tho
e~pctias hal the sSsa "a making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
The ~Masher" as
a Growing Evil
..-s, NAN syxBEs
IL Seattle ovcr.an With ma,

IL Seattle overfun With mash
crss~
NUMEROUS comp iaInfs ant inss
dents have ra.ss.s IN. aaess ton The
coon . asipis oorse frurn All sides and
from - eff sImsn "a Get a. fsopi
soskinx sirls Il sss Oply q fs~
dArs sxo that bnr 1s the l~afins 50
e.etY women II the et,y. fsisty ssn
ING over 9Th AnfixnaIasn relied
sums Of her esy~rieSus slFh che
ssattie ssFssS satsr. sns Axsssi ms
10 amsh.Hx e,ssidn' b soos ,ss.
ssr IN esminstinx, or al iexsf stst
ING him
q heiieve.- sasa she. ,.as chs
ssii as se'ins 10 get ins wosss a
seAtt e ssery dsy sns slseAsy q has
q unore vsi aus ewm ,nAa e hss q
any ether etty shsre have bssa
not oven sxoeytlaG san francisco,
where the sEiew Soustshes n o. his
Glory Tee rsai'y intoisxshis Tbs
presumpstun N tbs mis~rsets crea,
ares atv.s hem he courage - g.
pS,sss b vfss saasi sselssnce. shs
tnuit ie-zsiy dressed woman a wesso
and IN. lex pretensicussy ciA5 vsgE'
tas ws san
$40 class Of women Ia exsmvs
'Yne usAahw eaakw ~ sisssos.
docs. n 10 al cue vhetes he ~
eslsss saooatAsee1snt - eos- We
~ill Rppru@sh The hsushsy tss1ses
and alsnisi~i vsrman- u size eA.Asrss
20 strike his fsnsy. ans lss -
aulGkfs a. he will waik % TO ths
ssiiy. sisaiink simpsfins s'sl wec
sns,tss ATS aitenfsrns bs cxiinx 90
ner swn srcounE IT'S all the sams
60 htn.
n know that sonaaes myself "a
q fisn irie,a Say vhiis 20 the mre~fs
sad nat I give no eurouTsssra END
vnatssss TO The 'maahw. b'Et
hnos. also. that q is imvefbis for
me % paif Tires nni1atss fav . cas-
AZ any downfesn sresf eDresT Affes
ausk -i,hau, bszns stared 81 and
sSlea by uae or more - ths osfiosfs
spastsa On tso ocrs~,uns When
waited outside o building vale mr.
r.cort rAn gp @ his osYGs mr. five
ninutez. I var approaches aud an.
noyed bv ne msnY men
"knoiher evyuins. aos long sRo
my Escort On ne eSr o psrtxa a
psrssys four minutes NJ S~oosa ~
aaae end ChSry street. vbis he
Ssms INTO Q rear - cafe 10 tsies
phoss During bis ahaeuns several
~ ths<e maie vah assa nuads thssa
aal,sa oouoy iors ny Their lasoisnt
spvrfmchsa ina FIRST was an srzs-
nassss. esilsw youfh. barely out vi
ne cradle ne sauntereA ap. called
me little sirr and vsntsd TO knov
vh~e. l vas got az Ne resolves ny
rsAs,s- wsfs Q sssue "a Ass sAosl-
a~rs szA LIS trsp0Asst ressaes. 7
ssser.s- the Iia~ ~ bssay Nest ss
ca usaa n HE dasass. tseslss and
ogllns. nssseA ae asa rs@ssssst Ese
wmtil 4 sent him about his esfs e>ss
~sfs . shsrp d@s-ssed ~ 70 shat D.
desired - me rksw darper welt
dressed shoe csegt who hAA na-grN
ten taa fAss " the wonso 70 vhOs'
f~ss he he'd fitted par OF sho~a
oaiy THAT afternoon. cane BY and
psxiA HE diss@peets. ~ sss fostow.
"a by Q irpnsen. uneOsfn naAs end
A bceOttsA ~ i,as. sAa { elnaA a. add
thst tvs ssbfiy nsgro sscs bis q ID
from as a!Isy asnssy parsed ne ssi
soAs .asssI, ins ssnax'ks ievsA ssSzsh
tuV 80 10 hear. sArlA Sas pssis '
ID Or lateat.yn.
"ft ttaa,ly iswa ANA - lotoiegabie
thst is,k refhgr In me ONCE af .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

lions oocapistnss 90 ssiss sasy IN
ssst,aasz sw themselves by . way
stOpse mstho6
fttSii down esoss>d syeaps os ans
fterD'Sa o. early sv~utag sssnd %
a ssfDss ~ asns tAe entrance -
ssy es ire 10 eess th.sssrs foe q o. ~
irsaUtess 0tGh syes Sssw ara ear .
Hffunss ut asia srs dnan 'ogn
ispiItsman and hs VII tea you tha
oon faa iaia ara maic to him very
ias 81 unasteedsd so.sn a.sd SIS "a.
THIS you sfs . '-Nn II poe ,rv
. ~sgnGH yea ~iil n-~-i na soasins .
.uE. fsf yoa slFsusy know
NAN BYAHEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

20 60 APE for my pameDioss even
be 3s1 ovifrutiy waiting until I
shuasd uoms ont
Mt DESIRING a scene dif not
tel my cArsa, OF my sSpeEtsorcs
etea be ,esp fs~efsd bis nv sVeas
ns AZ the theatsr vas entirely
spasssi AL ssrtssh The pisp ny
hurt dtsnhr osSsed unexplained
,sArs ca fasi nsch ~ The distress 1t
nv go ar. vhlis The psrpis stiles 0f
IAvrssse UOnssy teps the rsst "
shs sndtenre IN . bubble ~ merit
meat
-vos.e srs cniy q fee sspesisnexe
sao@Ss o. ian dass out - f~snS.
9 AeTs q Side ssuistntsncs
saruus the wo.k,ra gifts ~ ths city.
IN, / N 80 .isxI NJ O. n sn.1ysnss
10 ~ nothins ron pared 10 tie t-sr
s~sust.n vos King sirts suffer- Of the
h@nas ef thee absrntn able
massefs
IN. a.iy s-ss-ss N. lsw oss.fs
"a esa'ss ~hsch mast be psussn
"a gss cosi,s csar Is ono 81 @ht n
10 ~usnxntY ~s~ses dssfree 30 70.
ess4
WAL or be dcasT*
Tes wosran spase earnestly ana
sab fes'sts Mo- only her osn
ssv@mei sosiSexs. sns -siS. Uas &C
SAKE. Eat the dignity ARD psars -
ever, dssssssf woman In tfss city wsye
coaesr~ea
TtsFe " ceetaixs ford for re-
se itS1 IN ksv story rsse< Seattle
cess 20 srapte. the rspafs,san %
esstns q -ru@sbsr- soenf u ~ al
rssdr sss eown ss ssrs In ne diaries
of str~@~ssA ami rom plssnts ssy.
tee~~ rss.s~ "a the leading AoteIy hY
wosw<-s tousssrs The sss6iera 81
ssDsy Ssae the ~mseN~v~ " .
hsra ore. bot II has been sucvsee-
fully done b. n uswibsS ss cf8es
wnsrp tho evil has hen pso~i esly
anG frass,csfiy dealt vim.
Reesptiy the Naxsss stree, gaasss
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few professional nsaeeevs~ 81
the e@nds of tadas wko. N ser
tsacins rsshisy dr.s~e6 ye1ts 80
three months In ths eity Jail. IA
pressed his seeres thss - short q
ilruN Rad hem 'ssd by the taW
fux The orsrNs rfHsnse OF raUdnsn
sx'ins
The court seu,sascs ron so thy.fe
ruowsns IN ths rity pail" said Abs
'as3s.. and the cos4Yt Wishes tn Eey
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Tes man dfeaeea by all eAtsors
ara eufreSpssa&e0ss IN Ruxnia -
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AT Ballard

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TRYING TO FIND BODY =
OF JOHN PAUL JONES
ApsAssAuoR PORTER WRITES OF THEsFFoRrs DC.
mo MADE TO GIVE DECENT sePuteHRE TIE hm6N'-
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recovering the body Of America
FIRST naval hero. John psat Jones.
That the American public sGlEht be
fully and aecurNtskS informed ON
this subject Of rational interest,
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make the following authorized
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