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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

s. HLoEBRAHo COMMITS SUICIDE WHILE EN- ROUTE FROM
SAN FRAsclsco-HE SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN DIS.
APPOINTED LACK OF WORK

Dependent a. the result Of finan-
cial reverses and inability to get
work A. 5. Hildebrpnd. a iaborcr OF
san Francisco. committed suicide b.
jumping from the deck OF the Pa
cifie Coast Steamship compauy.s
steamer City Of Puehla. Hildebrand
ended his life between the hours
OF o'clock and daylight on the
morning OF March L. as the City OF
Puehla was On route on her voyage
from san Francisco 70 this city.
The man was first missed by bis
berthmaie 3. A Nourue. manager OF
the West Coast Grocery company.
Of Tacoma. who last saw Hildsbrand
about i2 80 O'Clock a. hs was retir-
Ing AS Nourre entered the state
room Hildebrand was dressing. and
stated that he was not feeling we'll
and intended 10 take a walk about
the deck. That was the last seen
OF him by any Of the passengers or
crew aboard the ship Nourse states
that Hldehrnnd had been acting
rather strangely during the evening.
and. IL fact. there was something
unusual In his manner from the
TINS hr stepped aboard the vessel.
He missed Hlldehrand In the
rnorniag and reported 10 Captain
Jepsen. who was ia command OF the
steaIneT. Captain Jepsen then in
stiEztoi n search. which failed to
find azay trace Of the missing man.
Ruf@llttle ~ known OF the past
history Of Hlldebrand. According to
Captafh Jepsen. he was about Is
years 81 age. about feet G inches
In hslaht and wore a suit OF cordu-
roy elethes From his appearance
Captain Jepsen believes he was n
laborsng man.
Hfidebrand told Nourse that for
two years he had been trying TO get
work In San Francisco and. failing
attended 20 go 90 Seattle and earn
hts living a. best he could. Among
the mans effects was several let
ters addressed 10 q. s. Reed. Of
Eureka other than those he ap-
pears 20 have carried on no com
munleation with anyone.
puraer O'Farrel stated that he
learned from the passengers on the
vessel that Hildebrand had stated
he had two nieces In Bellingham.
Wash. but did not reveal their
names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

Perhaps you suffer almost eontin=
ually with pain In the back. bear
Ing down feelings. headache and ut
ter exhaustion.
Your poor health makes you ner-
youH. irritable and al tlmob despoud=
emit hut Thousands Of Just such suf-
feriug or broken down women are
being restored To health and
strength every day hy the use Of
that wonderful discovery. Dr XII
mer.a Swamp. Root. the great Kid
nsy. liver and bladder remedy
Not only does swamp Root bring
new life and activity 10 tho Kidneys.
the cause OF the trouble. but by
strengthening the kidneys II acts as
"A general tonic aud food for the en-
tire constitution.
The mild and extraordinary ef-
feet Of the world famous kidney aud
bladder remedy. swamp Root. Is
soon realized II stands the highest
for It's wonderful cures OF the most
distressing cases. 4 trial will con
vince anyone and you may have
sample bottle sent free by mall.
In taking DR. Kilmer'a Swamp
Root you afford natural help TO ma
ture. tur swamp-Root n the most
perfect healer and gentle aid 10 the
hldneya that has ever been discover
-. Don't make any mistake but
ronstnber the name. Swamp Root
Or kilmer's swamp Root. and the
address. Binghampton. \. y. on
every bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
SUICIDE

Charles Bastoek. a discharged sol
der. committed suicide in his room
at the Elgin house. on Yesler Way,
some time last night. His dying
groans we're heard by a fellow
lodger. George Nyshimura. q por-
ter. discovered the body this morn
ing shortly after IL o'clock upon
entering the room 20 make up the
bed. A bottle Of ether and one OF
cyanide OF potassium told the tale.
From papers found in the dead
mans clothing be came here from
Boise, Idaho. where he was prt-
Yate In troop II OF the Sixth regi-
ment. United States cavalry, three
years ago. At that time he re-
ceiyed an honorable discharge He
was a lodge man joining the I. o. o.
+. at Arlington. Wash.
Bastock came here recently from
PIT Thompson. where friends say
that he was building a small steam
er with which he intended to 20 10
Panama. He purchased an engine
for the steamer q few days ago, He
fell and injured one of his lower
limbs a few days ago and COM
planned about 1t hurting him. al.
though he was apparently in good
spirits last night Upon being
asked how his leg was, he made the
remark. "I'l fix II tomorrow al
right" The dead man was about
SO years OF age and before residing
at PIT Thompson made a trip 10
Nome on the steamer Centennial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Mayor Ballinger Will Veto
the Fort LaWtOn Franchise

| consideration. under the rulas that
Moofe's application Ma not feru-
larry drawn franchise
The adaptabillty with which the
corporations committee confarmed
20 Fafth'a desires b. delaying action
on Noores application r. not sur
prislnE II Vas expected that Furth
would sooner OF later take adeau-
tnxs OF the delay and ask for some
mere routes himself
However. there need b. no con-
hieta II thr council II willing 20 d
its duty. All that In necessary l.
that It specify tn granting franchises
for any routes that competing com
paaies Be reserved the privilege o.
using tie tracks. T-his viii obvi-
ate all difficulty. Il should be done
IN the case OF the Fort Iawtan
franchise AZ well IS ell the others.
The plan 70 hold up Moore until
city Engineer Thomson should leave
the city 10 not Koias to work Moore.
Gilman. Thomson and Bowen met
yesterday aftsrneen at tho city hail
and Informally discussed the fran
chise. II was decided that Thorn
son should 20 over the proposed
routes IN detail lie will draw The
franchise on the same lines az that
nov owned by the Seattle Fase-
ute company. and also iu conform
iiy With his desires. 80 that before
he leaves on his trip 20 Europe.
funds for which wsr. appropriated
b The council iaat night he VII
approve the franchise. leaving no
excuse for delaying It's passage on
hia account.
Thus far the only considerable oh
lection 70 the franeh iar has come
from The FIRST avenue property
owners. who oppose an elevated Hys-
tom on the street. and from Green
Lake psopls Who object 70 being
taken over Queen Ann. hin. as pro
posed. 70 reach the city. Moore vii
BE- asked. instead OF going over the
hiiL to construct his tracks along
the shore of Lake Union on the
boulevard now projected.
IL Ia aiso desired that instead Of
going up Fremont avenue past
woodland park % reach Green lake.
the Moore line proceed along owing
street and WallinE fnrd avenue to
Green lake. reaching the latter on
the east side. instead Of the west
side.
The council last niEht. With Gus
tomary willingness. gave tho seat
tie Electric company a four years
extension Of time In which 10 con
struct its crossing at Latona. At
that time the company must con-
struet subway under the Northern
Pacific tracks II an agreement on a
grade crossing cannot be reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
MRS. BOWERS RETURNS

TACOMA. March 1t-Mra. Bertha
Bowers. the Puyaiiup authoresa. Who
disappeared from her home septem-
Der 20. deserving her husband and
children, returned to Tacoma last
Sunday might and is now with her
mother on South Fourteenth street
At the time Mrs. Bowers disappear
cd. she left a note 20 her husband
stating that she would be floating
with the tide when no received f..
Friends believed that she had gone
10 Idaho or Eastern Washington.
and this II now believed 10 have
been the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

tW.IHHHH uHH 800 "a sew HHEH altrF
taking saur wonderful swamp Root
! began % feel better.
wac out Of health and run down
generally hal mo- appetite. VAS lir
- and suffered with headache most
90 the time I did not realize that
m} Kidneys Hyre the cause OF my
trouble. but somehow felt they
might De. and I began taking
swamp Root as above stated
There Is such "a pleasant taste 90
swamp Root and % goes right 10
tho spot and drives disease out or
the system II has cured me. max
ING me stronger ana better IN every
way, aud | sheerfully recommend D.
60 all suffers Gratefully YOURS.
MRS A. l. WALKER
a4i East Linden 81. Atlanta. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
MUcHh0RE LEADS

The friends q A. Aftsehmors. %
this city. who Is seeking the Ap-
rointmeut as state printer. noW be.
lisve that he il 90 Kst the much
coveted position. Muchmure has ~.
esivrd the endorsement Of the re-
publican county central committee
and practically all the prominent
politicians In the county. being also
recommended b. ths local Typo
graphical union.
rliny I. Alien. % the Metropolitan
Prssa has dropped out Of the race.
Il IL said. Gov. Mead having con-
elud~d not 70 give the position 20
any member 81 three large printing
concerns Of the state known as The
combine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
KEEP DYNAMITE
IN HIS STORE

The IoRRers' supply company, o.
SIS Railroad avenue, was fined ~
and costs In tho municipal court
yesterday for storing large quanti-
ties Of dynamite I'm It's place Of bust
ness contrary TO the city ordinance.
The proprietor Of the store was ar
rested upon complaint OF Fire Mar
shall Kellogg. who found ESQ pounds
Of the explosive on the premises.
This was a sufficient quantity in the
opinion OF the fire marshal TO blow
up several blocks OF waterfront
property.
The proprietor OF the establish
ment pleaded guilty 20 the charge.
being given a small fine with the
promise not to repeat the offonse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
c. P. WILL
BUILD

The many promises the Great
Northern railroad people have made
10 the people Of Canada TO put q
new railroad from Vancouver To the
kootenay country have been fruit
less a little too long for the good ot
the road. The Canadian Pacific
people have made a proposition 70
the Canadian government BY which
they agree 10 put a aIrect line from
the Spences bridge into the Koote-
nay country, thus making that route
about 200 miles shorter and opening
up one Of the best cattle and mining
countries in the north
For the last seven years the Great
Northern has been promising the
people In that part Of the country g
direct line into the Kootenay coun-
try from aVncouver. Promises were
all the satisfaction the Canadian
people could get out Of the Great
northern. Then a delegation OF
business men from that part OF the
country made visit 20 the officials
Of the Canadian Pacific, which 70
suited in that road making a propo.
ntion 10 the government which will
be decided In a few dsya
The Canadian Pacific Is also GO
ing 10 build line from Nanaime 10
Comox. from which point shipping
can be carried on through the Al
bernl canal and thus save coast
ships from coming 10 Vancouver.
With these two new lines in that
part OF the country. the people tina,
have 50 long suffered from lack OF
transportation Will have a chance TO
build up their country and make 10
one OF the best cattle and mining
places IN Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Thousands of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It

Oro all of TN bs
"a t ~ a. u a g Nj 90 0 n
ga m
as
alusr untold ay nat o tI rdeaa n awnyac In
a when utn they I'd Il buba female uf ~
To- n hen d Ia disorders inru are the u hen d1rcu troubles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
MAKING GOOD
PROGRESS

A. d. Charlton. assistant general
passenger AGENT for the Northern
Pacific AZ Portland. arrived in the
city this morning on his regular
monthly trip Mr. Charlton speaks
well OF the way Portland is prepar-
ing for the coming summer. In
speaking OF the fair Mr.. Charlton
said.
I think this fair has as good n
management as any that was ever
held In this country. They have
figured everything down to the
point so that Il will be pulled off
on its regular scheduled time. The
buildings on the fair grounds are
progressing very fast and. I think
Il will be the first fair that has ever
been held in this county that will
be completed by the opening day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
IN
THE LEAD

Arthur Springer. who yesterday
was well down ia the list Of popu-
lar street car employees. jumped 10
the lead today and HurpriBed every
body Springer has lot Of good
friends who pstrunlze bis car. and
they are standing b. him royalty.
Today he forged 10 the head with
52j votes.
Ills lead. however. Il nothing dis
couraEing 20 the other candidates
Dewitt skutt. who yesterday wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
1T WAS GRANTED

Dr. Crichton was the only member
who voted against the granting OF a
saloon license outside saloon
limits A. lt22 Third avenue AZ the
meeting Of the council last night
The license and revenue committee
has not positively fixed the limits
10 as to include tho block In
which the saloon IL located. II is
believed that tho limits will be 90
tabiished in a week. however. and
IL was with that understanding that
the other members OF the council
wero willing to grant the license 10
the saloon. although It Is as yet out
side the limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

Characteristic OF the policy OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship company
J. ID. PhAre. It's local agent. at
tempted 10 keep the news OF the
death Of HlldebrAnd from the public
and Refused 70 give out anything re-
Earding the incidentAls Of the acct
dent The Pacific Coast Steamship
company has gained reputation Tor
attempting to smother ugly Incl
dents which happen while It's vessels
are AZ sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
WILL THwART FURrH's ATTEMPT TO GER \ PERPETUAL
RAILROAD GRANT AND PREVENT TIE CITY FROM BEING
yossEo sY The SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY

Nayur BaiiinKsr VII veto the Fort
Axtou franchise.
ia lniquiious measure VAS pass
"a ~ the council last Night
10 fate Z nov IN the mayors
hGnAs and The Star has it on the
ssst q authority that the chief *
sszare VII net be made a party 70
nis tas worst outrage parpetratsd
ssun q helpless people By an IN
srrp1loGs corporation backed By a
saunca elected 70 30 It's biftiuk
TIE Fort IzWtun franchise waa
q. hrss step IN a bold plan % Jacob
Hzrth president % the Seattle lice
tic company. By which he hoped 20
rake i;s present franchise praatte-
tliy perpetual In brief. hts plan
vas 70 secure separate franchises
for sysry extension and every new
hns constructed BY the company.
each for the sane term Of years
n-sc hat ne eompany's franchise.
instead q Eliminating all At once
n 1914 VII Apss = little at a time.
i 70 The sane scheme By which
ne Western Union Telegraph com
rany secured lie iron-ciad monopoly.
ssftins OF all competition.
Ihs scheme was exposed By The
star a. the tire the Fort Lawfau
franchise vas approved b. the cor
poratious committee and PASSED on
70 first reading b. the council. The
eafpaTsfions COMMITTEES and the
e11neh Agreed to the
UBIQUITOUS PROPOSITION
Without the slightest discussion.
Farth appeared before the com
ritiss and stated frankly What b.
wanted. HIS desire was that every
hanehlss which be should ass for
z The future shouit run for as years.
tns gsli Of the proposition would
have staggered an ordinary citizen.
u oid not fare the members Of n.
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and I suffered untold misery. I be-
came weak. emhciated and very
much run down ! had great diff
Guilty Dee retaining my urine. aud was
obliged 90 pass water very often
night and day. After / had used
sample bottle Of Dr. KHmers
swamp Root. sent me on my re-
quest experienced relief and
Immediately bought ~ my druggist
two large bottles and continued TAX
INK % regularly / am pleased 10
Say that swamp Root cured the en-
tirely I can now stand on my feet
al day without any bad symptoms
IS hHtrver Swamp Root has proved
"a blessing to me
Gratefully yours.
MRS p. AUSTIN.
10 Nassau ST. brooklyn. =. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
10 Prove What SWAMP ROOT, the Great Kidney, Liver
and bladder Remedy. Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of
The Star May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

s you have tried
n 10 a "a p
cuunEe t
sample ftAs
Hg % pRfst
health their
o uimer& Co " be 70
iap
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
LOOKS LIKE MURDER

MATYEFILLE. Cal. March IL
what arc believed 70 be- bullet holsa
were discovered Ia the remnants Of
The skull Of Mrs. Joseph Nance,
whore ,harred body was found IA
the ashes of her home Monday The
husband To- eth detained. but no
formal charge is against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
van DE KAHTER WORSE

Or. Carroll stated this afternoon
that no Encouragement can as yet
be given the friends Of Senator Van
de Vantsr for his recovery. His
strength has bern almost entirely
expended In the long fight for life.
and tho long continued siege Of
fever has burned out his vitality. A
change for the worse IL expected
within a few hours. but Dr Carroll
states that the sick man still has a
chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

corporations committee.
Nothing vas said.
Every body seemed 10 understand.
Mayer natiinErr. however. declines
to BE- made a party to the deal lie
proposes TO nip FNirth'a smooth but
bold scheme IN the bud Ills veto
vil effectively kin off the con-
spirnsy unless the council has the
shamslsnanszs 10 pass the ordinance
over his veto II the mayor sue
c-dH iu his suieavor IL viii be one
% the most signal victories ever
gained By a citys chief executive
over corrupt and corporation fear
ma local legislature
A. previously stated. the Fort
IAwtou franchise was the fret step
IN the scheme % F'urth Last niEht
he introduced three more franchises
iu the council which make the three
next STEPS IN his plan. All three Of
these franchises expire In iat9 The
company expires IN issI Fran
chis-s ~hleh 40 will AK for later
will expire later than 1870.
when thu original franchise e1-
pires The city viii ind that u can
not take over the cnmuanY's system
because the company VIII still re-
tain franchises for a large portion
% a. For the same reason a COM
psting company
CANNOT ENTER THE FIELD
under better conditions for the
city because the other company
viii retain too strong a grip. The
Seattle Electric company viii have
things AL their own way.
When Furth asked for a Fort
Lawton franchise he said be was IN
hurry 70 get u as he vas afraid
the governments would hold him up.
That ~ had other objects IN hurry
INK things along On that manner
is nov apparent.
The securing o. the overlapping.
endless chain franchise was the
only object sought BY Furth ia ask
inE FOR III. Fort Lawtnu franchise
and the three others asked for last
night
one OF the routes asked for 10 20
ACCoMoDATB FREMONT
PEOPLE
who have been clam0rlnE for a bet
ter service FOR years Il viii Leave
the present tracks a. Fremont av-
enu- and Ewing street. proceeding
along Fremont avenue to Biswstt
street and North Forty third street.
along North Forty-third 70 phlnney
svenus At the southwest corner Of
Woodland park. and along phlnnsy
avenue 10 North Fiftisth street. This
portion Of the route must be ready
for operation In ~ months. From
this point Il r. 10 be extended aionR
North Fiftisth 20 Phiuney anc north
on Phiuuey to North sirty-nfth
street The last section must be
completed IN three years.
The route asked for in the other
franchise f. to run along Ewins
street from Evanston avenue TO the
north line Of the government canal
connecting Lake Union aud Salmon
bay.
II viii be noticed that the routes
asked for In these franchises are
much the same 49, those asked b.
J. A. Moore. the westiaks bouie.
ward routes being identical II 4,
evidently the purpose Of tho Seat
/ tie Electric com pany 70 get the fran.
chisss OF these routes. ahead al
] Moore. Moore made his application
first but the council may find ar
excuse fer giving FNarth tho frs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
ACRE TRACTS
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED.

12 acres. 10 miles from Pioneer
Square. partly cleared. living stream
Of water, worth twice what We ask
today.
20 acres. same locality. highly i'm
proved with buildings, orchard. etc
A snap. II you look at It you will
take Il.
30 acres. 10 Of It improved. with
team OF horses. 3 cows. chickens.
furniture. and everything ready TO
move on. This can be cut up In
smaller tracts II desired.
We have the exclusive handling of
numerous other 8. 10 80 aud 4n-acro
tracts which are bargains. As New
York Block. Reliance Trust CO. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

second in the list. retains his posi-
ton and follows Springer by only
10 votes. Abucr Wolff. who vas
first yesterday. has droppts 10 third
place. but his friends say be will
not stay there long lie is Just -
votes behind Springer and he has q
great following
SIX men now have over 200 votes
and tomorrow al least dozen will
be in the double century list MT.
Davis. the manager OF the contest
al BeuinEhausen' store, Is KEEP,
busy attending 10 the voting and Is
pleased to see them rush In. These
three fine watches are a prize thai
more than one employe OF the rail-
road Is DESTROYS OF securing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Will BOYCOTT TACOMA

OLYMPIA. March Rotwith.
ttahding the fact that the capital
removal bin met It's fate at the
hands 81 the governor. the people Of
Olympia are still iucenAed at Ia
eamnns and the city Of Destiny will
be boycotted BY 0lyInpiana for two
years
At a well attended meeting Of
olympia business men. a resolution
70 this effect was adopted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
TRAIN WREcKERs ON N. Pr

TACOMA. March lit is be-
lieved an attempt was made yestsF-
day afternoon TO derail the Olympia
passenger train ON the Northern Pa
cific. The train ran into a bush on
the track and a sharp collision was
the result. on investigation It was
found that the bush covered q rail-
road tic which the heavy drive
wheel. had cut almost I'm two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
MORE MIrNEssTs

OMAHA, Nyh# March r. Tween
p persons connected with the 0ma=
IA ras king plants have been sum
Waned before the federal grand jury.
which meets Ia Chicago on March
90 20 TESTIFY IN the beef trust In
NeatIEatiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
SIX LOSE
THEIR LIVES

Los ANGELES. March li.-Lat-
est reports state that six persons
lost their lives. while the property
loss is about $500 600, as result Of
the storm IN and about Los Angeles.
Electric and steam railways are still
tied up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

William Mckinley circle No II.
ladies' OF the q. A. h. viii hold a
card party az their hall on the third
aaer % the New York block CA
Friday evening. March II. Friends
cordially invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
SEIOT

BERLIN March IA dispatch
from Moscow SAYS 10 soldiers who
refused 90 30 ta war were court
maftiuled and shot within two hours
after trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
MEAD NAMES HUBBARD

OLYMPIA. March 1t.-Charles T.
Hubbard. OF Tacoma. has been
named commissioner OF labor and
factory. mill and railway inspector.
effective April 8. Ills term expirss
i'm 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
DRAWS SEVEN YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO, March IL
Isaac selby. ex-minister, who shot
at Judge Bebbard. in the latter's
court room, after Hebbard had con-
cluded reading a decision granting
Mrs. selhy a divorce. was sentenced
10 seven years today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
ROYALTY GOES CALLING

LONDON. March i4.-Queen Al
eNaudra, Princess Victoria. Prince
and Princess Charles OF Denmark
LEFT this morning for Lisbon TO visit
tho king and queen of Portugal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Didn't Know | Had Kidney
Trouble

had tried Ho many remedies vith -
I benefit that I was about die