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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

aengefs 90 down. and immediately
made for the spot stripping OFT his
coat - ha ran. he boldly plunged
tnTo-rhe water among the logs. not
withdrawing the fact that his right
shoutdar still contained the stitches
holding together a gapiug wound
sustained few days earlier IN the
t0gglnk camp
When he dove Into the water his
injured shoulder struck the corner
81 a submerged los ripping and
taAfing open his old wound aud
3talulnF the water with hih blood
~ main strength the atufdy
brakeman managed 10 get Nra KEEL
~ and the Kifi on top Of a loK I'M
iii he towed the log ashore and thus
got the victims Of thu accident out
Of danger.
Ali Vas at once secured and Mr.
Kelly. her daughter aud Massey.
The gallant brakeman. Nefe taken
10 Aberdeen 10 the home Of Mrs.
Kelly.
Mr.. Kelly and her daughter weFe
little the worse off for their iohaE
gan ride and duekink. mtracnlauaiy
escaping intaFy from the falling
lekA.
Mira. Kelly would not allow her
gallant reseaeF 60 be removed else
Shere for medical attention. and he
la nos resting ~ her home. biz
wound having again bean sexed up.
Ha IN recovering fnuiafN aud IL II
thought his wound Will heal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
How to Invest
Your Money

sI09 invested IN United Verde
stock Al is beginning has real
ICED So. 600.
500 invested In Lefloi stock in
1885 has realized tiaa. $50
sla0 invested In the Calumet A
Heela stock IN 1871 has paid IN
dividends tih1 600. 1000 shares Of
this stock IL estimated 10 pay to the
owner So 600 per YEAR.
Tho Alaska Treadweli mines have
paid stockholders S.. 265. COO IN divi-
denda with the ore running only
ti.ao to s. o. per ton.
Homaateak mine in South pa
koia has paid It's stockholders
sl2.3ls. $50. or about f3.aa3 per day
for twelve years. from ore which
averages not more than $500 per
ton.
Calumet G Heela property has
paid 10 lte stockholders So $50. 600
In dividends. and vel not single
one of these properties have ore
that will compare in value with that
Of the Seattle Boston Copper Com
psnY. whose stock Is being offered
to You today at fifty cents per share.
II was the same way with Calu-
met a Hecia stock. People refused
Co buy Il at any price. and set today
leo shares If this stock. which WAS
bought at fifty cents per share. Is
worth Sos 500.
II Is a mystery how people can
afford 70 let the chance pass by OF
getting a fortune for an investment
Of $50. even though they knew the
chances we're ten to one that they
would lose. il would be better that
they take the single chance when
tho outlook for advance is 50 great.
Every citizen OF Seattle should
take a pride in making this city a
mining center. and should lend a
hand TO have as much OF the stoeR
of the Seattle Boston Copper Com
pany placed in this city as possible
ase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

names a. Noare + out Of the
street car business. for the present
al least
He authorized The star % make
that statement Tuesday morning
Since the council has been forced
Through the efforts Of s'he Star. to
So On record IN favor Of the com
mon use clause there has been con
siderable speculation among some
citizens Is to whether or not Mr.
Moore would renew hla application
for franchise. the impression he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
nv sertpp. ssws sssn,

ST. PAUL. MINI, Nov. Fl =
STANDING af the window looking
cut into the darkenlng jungle. the
hero was lost I'm contemplation.
Something vhiatisd through the air
and fell. With the fatal arrow
quiverinK tn his breast. while
Dlng. crash jingle
n S. 0sguod promptly jumped a.
FAR a. the walls u hts room IN
Hyaer hotel would permit Today
he Is showing the ballet he found
on the floor. Mr Osrood. who sells
the lumber trade Tor the Wheeler
osEood company. Of Tacoma. came
up from Lincoln. Seb.. and had this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

BY THE TkTrLER.

money he added. as he sized the
little fellow up and down. and ca
eulated he vas worth about 30 cents
IN real money.
eAw. that's nothin at all. al all
a mere hagotools.' replied the bit
OF peat. as he withdrew from the Of
flee with very dignified air.
Ten minutes later Or. Soandso
'phoned nr. Ludlow. and asked him
very anErily whether he thought II
Joke to send .auner up 20 him
a. a patient. He didn't have a
bean. said pr. soandao. as be rang
off
The bit Of peat Is sall looking for
a nervous doctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
I'm Out of the Street
Car Business"
JAS. 4. MOORE

Ing that the council would now be
more Willing 10 give him what he
asks,
Hut there Is no danger Of Mr..
Moore coming to the front
You may leave me out Of con
aiderationH he said. 4 will leave
the street car business alone. At
least for the near future. am too
busy with other matters To spend
my time haggllng over fran
ehlae which lt seems impossible Ia
get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

&. ]. Massey. a former Seattle
railroad man. gave a gallant and
nerxy exhibition Of bravery n
Abersiern Monday afternoon. plunK
Ing Into the chilly waters Of the
bay At the riak Of bis life and req
euinK. single haeded. MgA NJ =.
Kelly and her little daughter, Grace.
from q wafery grave
Mira Kelly and her daughter weFe
riding from one uf the lumber
campo Of sha Hieaulam Lumber com
paay. where she had been visiting
her husband. who is employed there
AZ foreman. to her home Ia Absf-
deem. They wsrs riding on q fiat.
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Suicide the baron wrote again to the
actress. saying.
Il know have always been
something Of a mystery TO YOU.
and now ! want tn tell you all about
myself am absolutely dome
ruined. Ny people wanted me 10
stick to the army. which | refused
10 s1a4
u brought a small fortune With
ND from Germany have been
backing all =-'a horses. aud a.
last | am utterly worn ont like an
old man
AlEshe baron had the nlEht he
hiGled himself vas g.. lie bought
~ orchestra ticket for the aaiety.
10 Nee Miss Mlllar perform In The
apr4ug Chicken for the last time.
Thsh soink TO Miss Millar'a house.
lterI98seli square he gained en-
ir~hdx By breaking window. and
killed. himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

ST PAUL. Nov. 2i-Preaidenl
Roosevelt may be called upon to al
as chief arblter in cooperative ef
forta of all the states 20 compel the
life Insurance companies 10 pUi
their business on safer and ieai
extfayaRauf basis. This plan II The
outcome Of a conference by State
Insurance Commissioner 0Hrien
aud the president yesterday Il Il
planned to call meptlnR At the
close of the present investigation
Of all the state commissioners. aud
II necessary. Of all the attorney
generals and governors Of the
states. aud al this meeting 70 evolve
scheme FOR reorEsnlzinR all the
important companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

Shall the sputterlng gas lights
nov Illuminating the court house
be done away with and eeintiitAtiug
electric bulbs installed In their
stead?
This Is the question now vexing
the county commissioners.
All points are in favor OF electric
Illumination. but the expense In
volved In installing electric lights
throughout the court house Ia what
worries the commissioners.
Fifteen years ago. when thu King
county court house was built. the
contractors wired the building and
made Il ready for electric light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

city engineer 10 estimate the cost
Of constructing complete car line
on Second az.
The first step was the formation
Of the Municipal Ownership league
among local labor leaders
Murphy introduced his resolution
upon the refusal Of the Seattle Elee=
tfif company ~ accept the common
nae franchise passed b. the council
Friday night President Furth. as
Indicated By The Star Saturday. Of
fielatlY announcing that he could
not take H.
The introduction Of The feaoln=
ton was a surprise. for Murphya
fellow councilman. but not for his
close friends. who for some time
have been aware Of the fact that
Murphy has had municipal owner
-x-
Save money Read page G 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

able To 60 20 the Galety theater.
Last week saw your photographs
In the Sketch. What have you done
with your hair / cannot imagine
yea as n French girl.
Il hope ! shall see you next week
on the stage hope you feel well
and happy I wish. Indeed. To be
your little dog
How do you do Shall never
see you again. | am alwAYa think
Ing Of you. Why do you refuse me
your photograph You would make
me 80 happy b. II as a present
I hope Yau will find come mo
msnta 10 write | assure you feel
very lonely IN this monoionouH
life
4 hope | don't annoy Won With
thla letter. In any case ! am IN
deavnflng To be your best aud most
faithful friend
A few DAYS before he committed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
BRAVE MAN RESCUES.
WOMAN AND CHILD

car which vas loaded with loEA
a. the train pulled along the
waterfront At Aberdeen. the air vet
the brakes suddenly and caused the
train to jerk sharply. thus breaking
tn. chain which held ths logs on
tho car on which MrH. Kelly and
her daughter were riding This
lnosened the load uf loga which
siIthefaA OF the car and down into
the wafsrM Of the BAY. carrying The
unfortunate woman and her little
girl with them.
Massey, Who ia employed as q
brakeman on the iogEtna road Of
the lumber company. aax the pas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

The name and fame Of Seattle
Is spread broadcast over the eoun-
try by newspaper articles nov APP
pearlnE tn the east.
In speaking Of the resources Of
the great northwest Il il stated that
the wealth and growth In wealth
of Seattle Is vertically astonishing
The clearing house receipts are
growing with leaps and bounds. Sc
attic Ia the greatest Of four eenterE
OF commercial activity tn the north
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
Which Octopus Shall They Paironize7 7

connections. but during those r.
years the wiring has runted and
been gnawed by rats until they are
no good.
The commissioners are consider
ing the question OF having the old
wiring examined and repaired, a.
against the considerable expense OF
rewriting II throughout
II the commissioners decide that
the court house must be rewired
completely. bids will be called for.
and a nice juicy plum will fall Into
the hands of the electric company
which puts in the lowest estimate
for doing the job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
Novel Became too Realistic

renarkahIe experience In Minneap-
oils. There was nothing doing In
the afternoon and he dug into The
Queens Prisoner a bloody tale
which somebody bad left in the
room. He had lust read the stirring
recital Of the heros tragic finish b.
an assassin uhu shot through the
wiHfow. when the window BY which
Oakood sat was shattered
The bullet vas 2z-eailheF. and
broke a fivestneh hole through the
( ass. Reproducing 80 nearly as II
dld the events in the story he was
then reading. the shock 10 Mr. oa-
good waA OF a kind 20 cause mo-
meutary paralysis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

I ship leauinRa. and was ready 10
burst ont AZ a full fledged advocate
at almost any time.
The Murphy resolution not only
provides for car line on Second
north Of Pike To the f. { Of Queen
Anne hill over the route proposed
b the Seattle Electric company,
but also for a continuation down
Second 10 the Union depot Tho
city will undoubtedly have 10 settle
the right TO use the eompany's
tracks. II IL has any. in court
However. a recent statute giyes
municipalities the right 20 con-
denim street railways and other
public utilities. just how much
water the statute Will hold re-
mains TO be seen.
Can You write an adj See page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
House Burns

The residence Of George Roberts.
Cbliingwond av flillmnu City was
Quilted by fire Tuesday morning st
10 O'Clock The loss IL estimated IL
$500. II could not be aseertalnssI
how the fire started. the owner be-
ing absent Volunteer fIremeu sue
eeeded iu checking the flames with
The assistance nf the chemical aud
engine from Columbia. which came
IN a special electric train from the
latter place. The amount Of iusurs
anee carried Is not known This is
Che second fire Of the week At nm
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
CITY OWNERSHIP FIGHT
BEGINS IN EARNEST

The second important step in the
campaign 10 obtain municipal own
erHhlp of the street car lines Of this
city WAS made by Councilman Muir
ply Monday night. when he intro.
dueed resolution insifuetiBg the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
Doesn't This Sound Good?

Great az II the amount 81 money
I'm circulation. and great as is ite
freedom Of circulation. II Is CON
stantiv becoming greater In this
respect Seattle Is particularly re
mnrkable.
Thousands OF people are AT pres
eut attracted hy the wonderful fn-
ture OF this city and the section
ia which It thrives. aud are max
ing preparations to remove there
and take part IN the almost unhe-
iievahle prosperity now enjoyed by
those already on the ground"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
BURNS CITY BUILDINGS

SHREVEPORT. Nov. ai-The
city hall. city market and two Etefs
buildings we're burned 60 the ground
b. a fire here Monday morning. The
city prison vas slight. damaged
and enc person Vas killed. Three
nremen were also injured. tsonA.
tIs.eeo.
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both Jerkers on
Rack
I Doth

More than 20 applicants are lak.
Ing tho examinations before the
semi annual Meeting Of the state
dental examiners. The examinations
viii take up 4 week. dental practice
being a part Of the teata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

COMPOSER LIONEL MoNeroN's
BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS WIFE
TIE OBJECT or YOUNG GER
MAN BARON OFFICERS IN.
ENTuATtoN - BROKE INTO
HOUSE AFTER SHE AND aus.
BAND HAD RETIRED AND
BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

Beauty Is but skin deep some
sage has said. You don't disturb
the skin with wrinkles and worry
signs II you have comforts in the
home. Get them at the new store.
Will take care Of the payments
FATHER TIME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
DISCUSSES ISLAND

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2I.-seefe=
tary IF War Taft. Who vas the guest
Of honor a. the annual banquet OF
the Commercial club here last night
Vas accorded a splendid ovation
upon his arrival Thousands Of per.
sons greeted him during the day
Al the banquet. in response 10 the
toast The Philippines. Mr. Taft
said
The Philippine islands are onrs
aud must he ours for more than a
generation. II Is quite probable
that those called on To act as leEls.
lasora will not I've TO see IN dHs
vhen separation consistent with the
welfare Of the Philippines can BE-
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

A move IN on foot b. the local
Knights of Columbus to establish q
school fot dependent and homeless
Catholic boys IN 10 the present
time 10 definite atepn have been
taken IN the matter aside from the
appointing Of a general committee
90 look into the thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

= WOULDN'T THIS jan vote
= 4 German 70 years old nbo
= evidently feels his second
= childhood coming on. Monday
. tried ia secure q job through
4 an employment office where he
4 could milk cows and attend
. school At the same time he i
= gave up when he discovered II
= would cost fist 70 reach the
. position.
a 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
CLEAR. nRY. WARM WEATHER.

Come and be convinced California
offers many attractions to pleasure
and health seekers at this season.
Resorts OF all kinds Take the
Southern Pacific Company's Ia
nous Scenic Shasta Route. I'm
proved service Leave Seattle s 30
a. m. or to.20 n. m. daily Seattle
to San Francisco So so first class.
S20 60 second Tickets. reserYa-
lions. descriptive literature and in
formation nt Union Ticket Office
COS First Ave. Seattle. Wash. +. e.
ellis. General Agent sas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

c. n. sumson. the largest MIN
owner In ballard. states that he Is
IN favor Of annexation.
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sssr $500 49,

|. MILAN. Nax. si.-The Al
; pine giuh statistics eheN that /
thia year there mere les aeei. I
|. dents IN the AIRS. sb 81 which !
) y ere fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21
AND HERE's ANOTHER

Councilman Bowen. IN behalf Of
shmssw Pacific Railway company,
ahkesl the city council Monday
sleift for a franchise for the road
NJ sxidlug terminals on the tide
lands purchased Of ]. r Woodward.
and the right 10 lay tracks from the
southern boundary of the city 10
Colorado street. along that street
80 Massachusetts street. and thence
- me tide lands.
The belief that this road f. a
feeder for the Chicago. Milwaukee
a 81 Paul line is strengthened BY
the recent appointment of II. II.
Field. council for the latter road. as
counsel for the Pacific line. Hughes.
MeMleken. noyell & Ramsey have
been retained as associate counsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

THERE Is A PLAN on foot in
Burlington TO run a line for the
Cascade Cooperative Electric road
This line will connect either with
the Great Northern at Roekport or
Marble Mount and will open up
about 100 mines Tho work will
commence about January /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

II You can't write an ad. see PAGE
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Borrow money! Read page c. e.
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Can you write an ad7 See pace
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Save money. Read paee c
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Beautiful All Linen Nap
klna. In 20 different pat
terms. the same quality
sold regularly al $3.50 .
dozen. on sale tomorrow
a. only .. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-21

Rice or Mush Boilers
Nice STE. best granite ware,
regular value st.io. cut to-.
49, -. .st#..t....1 Zoe
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25
YOUNG & McC0MBS'
January Clearing Sale.

This great sale is drawing TO close.
and TO make things hum" for the next
few days Gust before inventory we
will clean up many odd lots of mer-
chandise at greatly reduced prices.
80 sample lace curtains, worth up to
s5 a pair, while they last only 75c each.
Now is the time to buy your wall pa
per: your choice of any style, and we
will put the border in at the same
price as the side wan.
% horse blankets, regular value Csc,
while they last 59c.
100 wrappers, while they last 69c.
Two CD shirt waists for the price of
one.
In the millinery department, ready
to-wear hats Csc
Five-year guaranteed rings, worth up
to sl.25. while they last 25c and soc.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25

not guilty.
%. People VS.. Wylie; burglary. De
fendant furnished with copy of indict-
ment and list of jurors and witnesses.
Mr. Hauoerg and Mr.. Williams appoint.
ed TO defend
81. 80, SO, 35. People VS.. Ward; con-
fidence game. Defendant furnished
with copy of indictment and list of
jurors and Witnesses. Arraigned; !;
pleaded not guilty.
"a, People VS.. Henry Vermeersch; !;
murder. Same order as in No. %.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25
LONG TRIAL ENDS
Steckman Suit Goes to Jury in
Circuit Court This A.
ternoon
HAS BEEN ON FOR TWO WEEKS
Trial Of Account Of Blake & Murphy
Against the Visitation Sis
tiers.

II was expected that the jury would
be given the J. W. Steckman suit
against the Rock Island road for alleg-
ed personal injuries this afternoon.
This. the third trial Of the suit. has
been the hardest fought Of any. and
has consumed nearly two weeks. The
action on which Steckman bases his
proceedings occurred in 1895 on Fifth
taken fright al a locomotive in the
company yards. The letting of Of
steam H. what Steckman charged caus-
ed his team to run away. he having
been thrown 20 the pavement and the
wagon passing over his body.
For Recovery of Plumbing BiII.
Following the Steckman case the
suit Of Blake < Murphy for the recuv-
cry of bill for plumbing done for the
order OF the Sisters OF the Visitation
will be- taken up for trial.
Orders OF Court-I.nw.
So. Steckman ". g. X. I. * +. Rail
way company; case Trial proceeds
On motion ordered that plat attached
TO bill Of exceptions on former trial is
detached for use on this trial. To- be
replaced hereafter. At conclusion of
evidence ON part Of plaintiff. motion
by defendant to instruct jury for de
fendant. Motion oyerTuled. Trial pro-
ceeds. ~ conclusion OF all the eyi-
dence motion by defendant To- find de-
fendant not guilty. Motion oyerruled.
If4. MurdOck vs.. Moore. 81 al: case.
Demurrer To narr Is Overruled. De
fendant ruled To plead by Jan. 80.
22s. Village of Hampton vs. G. VI. &
St. r. Railway company; debt. Leave
TO plaintiff 10 file amended narr. De
fendant ruled 10 plead by Monday
morning next.
In re- proceedings relative To- the
death Of John J. Glenn. a former judge |
Of this court. On motion of William |
Jackson in behalf Of the bar associa- !
tion Of this county. the bar reSo-
lutiOn. after second thereof and re- |
marks thereon by numerous members /
Of the bar. was ordered To be spread /
upon the records Of this court
Chanc~ry Orders
{. In re petition Rusgles. Report Of ]
Trustee II G. Connolly filed and ap-
proved.
Criminal Orders
90. People ys. Green: larceny. De
fendant furnished with copy of indict-
ment and list of jurors and witnesses.
Mr. Mckinley appointed To defend.
%. People ~. Farmer: assault with
intent 10 Mill. Defendant furnished
with copy Of indictment and list Of
JUROR and Witnesses
%. People ~. Van LcrbcrEhc: malic-
ious mischief. Same order.
81. People ~. Jones. burglary. Same
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25
GAS INSPECTOR is A THIEF
Steals S525 Worth of Jewelry From
Davenport Home.

A man who was supposed TO be act
ing as a gas inspector today secured
entrance to the home of Max kohn,
of Davenport, and made away with
a ,out s525 worth of jeweiry and cash,
Seye,al diamond rings. one Mrs.
Kohu's engagement ring. valued at
1925. were Iaken. The police have an
accurate description of the "inspec-
tor and are notifying nearby police
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25
Licensed to Wed.
Tonic to the System.

For liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better than DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. They do not weaken the stom-
ach. Their action upon the system
is mild. pleasant and harmless. Sold
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25
For Recovery OF Plumbing BIII.

Following the Steckman case the
suit Of Blake & Murphy for the recUy-
cry of a bill for plumbing done for the
order OF the Sisters Of the Visitation
will be- taken up for trial.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25
JUDGE OFFICIAL Is MISSING
Secretary of Body Investigating Land
Frauds Disappears.

Portland. Ore. Jan. 25.-A serrsa-
ton has been created by the myster-
ious disappearance of Carl Phelps. Sec
retary of the federal grand jury which
is investigating the land fraud cases.
Phelps asked TO be excused from the
jury-room for few minutes on Friday
afternoon. He has not been seen since
by the members of the jury or by the
agents of the government.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25

Helsingfors. Finland. Jan. 25.-
Thousands OF workmen joined in i
demonstration here last night Assem-
bling on the huge steps of the Nicolai
cathedral they paraded the streets till
midnight. waving red flags. The win
dows of public houses, hotels. brewer
les and a number OF newspaper Offices
were broken The police interfered
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25

Small lots of mems CSC
ties. final clearing E.
sale price ........-...S "
Rock Island Argus., 1905-01-25

MEMS NE lIGEE
SHIRTS ia madras and
percale. 75c and 81 grades.
not all sizes now, and
some are slightly soiled so
so so"" sse%sse%. they go 29c