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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
GARDEN PARTIES
VOGUE IN PARIS
LOUBET GIVES RECEPTION IN
PALACE GROUNDS
FESTIVAL OF POINT LACE
Wonderful Old Dresses Seen at Fete
Organized by Duchess D'Uzes.
Society Sees Private
Circus
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald
PARIS, July 1.-The weather ii
Paris this week has been comparative
ly remarkable for the brilliant sun
shine has made it more like summer
than at any period since the uncertain
days of spring. Up to the present the
fashionable throng has had no idea
of going to the summer resorts, but
these fine days will soon send society
to the country, either zen auto" or by
train.
The majority Of the important events
OF the spring season are already past
but ad interim the crowds remain
contributing very busy air to the
streets. A brilliant holiday gathering
took place this week in the Tuileries
gardens entitled "Journee de la Den
telle," all Partisan society being pres
ent. The fete was organized by a
committee of fashionable women, pre-
sided over by the Duchess Dues, in
aid of a home for workers in the pro.
vinces.
A magnificent sight was presented
by the throng of handsome women in
light dresses on the 'Terrasse du Jeu
de Paume," where there were girls in
old provincial costumes employed In
making lace in stalls in a picturesque
reconstitution of the Rue Saint
Honore.
Wonderful old dresses and lace be-
longing to aristocratic families were
exhibited; also some of the finest Gre
ations of the leading couturiers.
AT night the fete was lighted by COL
cred electric lamps and flowers, and 1t
attracted even greater crowd. The
affair was most successful financially.
Garden parties are now all the rage
in Paris. Every society woman whose
hotel possesses a patch of grass
launches invitations for garden
party. The President and Nine. Lou
bet gave reception this week in the
beautiful grounds Of the Elysee, when
handsome dresses mingled with the
uniforms of the officers, made the
scene an animated one. Mime. Rodo-
canachi, a we'll known leader of So
ciety, also gave garden party at her
country estate. The guests were con-
Quoted from Paris in a special train.
The gardens were beautifully decor
ated and celebrated Tzigane orches-
ira was in attendance.
All that Paris counts of rank and
fashion has been making every effort
for the week past to secure a seat at
Molier's private circus" to witness
the annual performance given by So
ciety men and women pupils of Molier.
Mile. Blanche Allarty did bare
back act with three horses with all the
skill of professional artistic, while
Mile. Julia De Nuys gave an exhibit
tion OF high school riding OF which
any circus might be proud.
At the request OF the Duchesse de
Brissac second performance will be
given for charity.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
BRILLIANT FESTIVITIES
PLANNED BY CASTEANEs

Special Gable to The Herald.
PARIS, July 1.-Countess Iii de
Castellane, who has lately beein a
sort of retirement, is to put fiscal
on the waning season in ses Of
brilliant entertainments, the pnise
of which has prevented the fashi0ble
world from breaking up for thea
side and the German baths as rly
as usual. 1t is an axiom in Parislat
any entertainment by the CouIss
Boni Is worthy any holocaust Of r.
sonal plans and ancient tradition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
MISS ADA REHAN
SERIOUSLY ILL
PHYSICIANS DIAGNOSE CASE
AS APPENDICITIS
HAVE NOT YET OPERATED
All Preparations Made to % So, but
symptoms Grow No Worse and
They Decided Not to
Use Knife
specIal cabIe 70 rhe ITeraId.

Special Cable TO The Herald.
LONDON, July 1.--Miss Ada Rehan,
the American actress who is visiting
here now, preparatory to her fall tour
in the United States, was taken vlo-
lently i'll last Monday. Physicians
who were hastily summoned to her bed
side declared that she was suffering
with appendicitis. ana all preparations
were made for an operation. However
the symptoms grew no worse, and in
fact the doctors have noticed a grad
ual improvement. Hence, at the last
consultation, 1t was deemed best not
TO operate for the present at least, Her
condition, 1t is hoped. will so develop
that a recourse to the knife will not
be necessary to insure a recovery.
Miss Rehan was to have had short
season in the new Shubert theater in
London this summer; in fact though
little has been said of it, plans were
making along that line, she now being
under the Shuberts' management.
Quiet efforts were also making to have
her appear in a few notable Shakes
pearean revivals with Sir Henry IT.
wing, particularly in a sumptuous pro-
duction Of "The Merchant of Venice
Her illness will prevent most of these
plans being carried out, and may can
eel her London season, but it is be-
lieved that her coming American tour
in the fall will not be abandoned.
There has been much curiosity to see
Miss Rehan on this side, especially
with Sir Henry Irving, and general
regret is expressed that this foremost
of American actresses cannot give
England the benefit of her splendid art
this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
EUROPE TkS or
AMER|CAAPER|L'
MONROE TO R00vELTv IS
TITLE OF Blk
SEES HOPE IN MITARISM
comte d'HsussonvIlle 10 spulne the
United States May BE eeked
by Needs Of ArmlesId
Navles
SEES HOPE IN AlTARIsM
IpecIal cable 70 rhe Iiernld.

Special Gable to The Herald
PARIS, July 1.--"From Aroe to
Roosevelt is work just puhed By
the Marquis de Barrel Monttat. in
which the author describes Asevelt
as the pivotal person OF the hArv Of
the modern world, under wholener-
getic conception of Americas pA and
duty in international politics therrises
a sort of American peril which, dpled
with the rapid rise Of Japan, thAens
to make old Europe simply Gres re-
vived, the home of beauty and roA,ce
but without practical effectivens In
affairs. The Samoan islands, Hail.
Cuba, the Philippines, even thelte
representations to Russia aproposhe
Jews, and the Intervention in Cla.
Syria and Morocco are considnd
stages in general tendency in wsh
Roosevelt takes pre-eminent and ire
effective lead to profit by every oA-
sion, even every pretext for givinrle
United States a securer footing inie
Old World.
Compile 'TIaussonvilk, commenig
on the book, says that while he H.
mensely admires the fortel and char
ter of the American peophland estehs
the president splendid moral tpe
and a literateur of pleasanHst achlde-
ment, he cannot help seeinen thepeo-
pie and president a menaceto Euope.
which, in a hundred yearslwilI ave
been outgrown in population andma-
terial power by the great yotg pfwer.
The counts fears are, howet, spme-
what mitigated by the recolldon that
possibly, as republican institons in
France were twice wrecked \ mill
tarism, so the United States nj be SO
changed by needs Of its arms and
navies and the mischances wth in
ternal and external armamententail
that the American peril may faSfrom
the horizon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
BOGUS ORDER KNIGHT
MARRIED IN PRISON
Pretty Artist Weds Laforee, a Papa
Prince, Who Forgot to Pay
His Fees
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald
PARIS, July 1.-Leon Laforge. a
young man who at one time attracted
considerable attention in Paris and is
now serving a sentence of two years
Imprisonment for frauds in connection
with a bogus order of chivalry. was
married this week in the Fontevrault
Jail to Mile Louise Faure. pretty
blonde. who is dramatic artist.
Laforge describes himself as Prince
de vitanval. man Of letters. Knight Of
the Crown OF Italy, Grand Cross OF
Saint Gregory the Great and member
Of the Royal Heraldic Academy of
Italy.
His title Of prince. papal one. Is per-
fectly authentic. but he has always
forgotten to pay his chancelIery fees
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
Do 500 NegIeet the ChiIdren

At this season OF the year the first
unnatural looseness OF a child's bowels
should have immediate attention. The
hest thing that can be given is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by caster oil as di-
rected with each bottle OF the remedy.
For sale BY all leading druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
BERLINs CENSOR OF
PLAYS rs A HUMORIsT

Special Gable to The Herald.
BERLIN, July 1.-The ways of the
German play censor are mysterious.
He objected to the title OF Maeter-
l'nck's THE Miracle of ST. Antony
because the godly Berliners might OBJ
sect 70 the saint appearing In connec-
ton with the stage. The play is now
produced as THE Miracle OF Mr.. An
tony"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
OPERA COMIQUE TO
REBUILD DUKE'Sl0x
Long Suit Ended by Theater oWrs'
Restoration Of Ancestral Seat
Chojseui Family !, -er

OH0toCdt
Special Gable to The Herald.
PARIS, July latter almSt thty
years. litigation the case bdweeithe
Duo de Choiseul and the ofra bm-
ique is about to be settled, he fqner
Dues family presented the FounA on
which the theater is built I the ity
of Paris on condition that, .tlarnily
should own a box in perpety.
When the theater was rdilt after
the fire of 1883 the new boIwas not
well situated, nor had 1t the he COM
modiousness, hence the litiAon for
20O.0 .0o0f ($4o,OoO) damages.
The Opera Comique has ndagreed
to rebuild the box on it's old Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
MarrIage Announcements

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No matter what the Importance oftk
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it become part of your indivfdual{
for in no other way is the refinenhl
of men and women more clearly ifFl
Gated than by the paper on which tn
represented by using inferior pan.
Sanborn. Vail & Co., S57 South Bros
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
He Was Transferred

First Floorwalker-Poor old Bjones has
he will lose his Job.
Second Floorwalker-No Nonsense. He's to
be transferred to the complaint desk
PHILADELPHIA Record.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

City Editor-say, you haven't a line
labor news in the paper today.
= Labor Reporter-There isn't any-ever
body's at work.-Cleveland Leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
Mo Labor News

Inquire for it any place. Las Palm
cigar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-19
Regreso del "Iiguria'

Dicen de Milan que ha llegado sin
uovedad a Spe ezzia el crucero ;taliano
"Liguris, cuyo viajs ha durado vein
te meses. durante los cuales ha rcco
rrido 5s. 600 mill as sin tener jam&s
averias de consideration.
FL citado crucero, que va al man
do del duque dc los Abruzzcs, ha vi
sitado los principales contineEtes &
Isl,s de los Oceanos AtIantico Pa
cifeo. sierdo recibiao en- todos los
puntos que visit6 con el mayor cntu.
Sias,no por las colonies d. itfiiano
que Sc encuentfan en- todos los psfsc~
e uaafo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-19
LOS TRABAJADORES DEL MAR

bia Unicamente el primer da cuando VI. Herode ley6
la historic de Rebeca vuestros oos encontraron
los mos, senti que ardian las mellas pense Oh que
encarnada deb6 ponerse Rebec, Lo mismo da: 81
teayer me hutiesen dicho Vos annals al rector, yo
habfa previsto Iba la iglesa no o vea crefa que
todo ell mundo como 70.
No os recrmino, NADIA habes hecho para que yo
anne; mirabais, no es vuestra culpa ST mi
rails las personals ha hecho que 20 haya ado
rado
Yo no 10 sospechsba Cuando vos cogfas ell libso
evantabas veces los oos hacia mi Hablablis de los
arcangeles erals e arcangel Lo que decias
10 pensaba 20 enseguds.
Antes de conoceros Sc 81 crefa Dos; desde que
conozco me he transformado muier que reza
Yo e decfa Du'ce Visteme muy de priss, para que
fate al ofcio
corrfa la iglesia Esto es estar enamorads de
un hombre. Yo no 10 Saba deca: Cusn devota
me vuelv' Sois quien habeis ense 1ado que 70
ibs Ia igesia por Dios iba por vos verdad Vos
sois bello hablais ben, cuando evant abas los oos
al ceo pareca que teniais mi coraz6n entire vpes-
t:aS tlancas manos. Yo estaba loca, 10 ignoraba
:Quereis que olga que habeis fatado2 co ha-
Der entrado aver ell ja-dtl en- habertne hab!ado
81 no me hub erals dicho NADIA yo nada habria sabido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-19
La vista pastoral
e. AYUYA

lnmenso es ell vacio y la pena que
Sc siente en- este catolico poblado de
Jayuya con la despedida del Iltmo.
Sr. Obispo y dignos sacerdotes que lie
-acompafian
Las personals que han tenido el ho.
nor la dicha de tratar personalmen-
to al Sr. Obispo pueden comprender
ell sentimiento con que SO lie despide,
pues es tai su paternal bondad, tai la
sencillez de su trato. tai la eievacion
de alma que Sc retrata en- su dulce al
par que penetrante mirada que pare.
ce leer en- los corazones querer in
fundirles sus cristianos sentimiento.
Lo que nos consuela los jayuyanos
de la corta estancia de nuestro queri-
do prelado en- esta, es Ia formal pro-
mesa que nos ha hecho de volver prom
to y confamos que ell Sef1or le permi-
ia crmplirla.
Pasaron de dos mil las confirmacio-
mes y de GOO las comuniones que sc
admnistra ron en- los tres dias que es-
tuvo ei sefior Obispo entire nosotros;
tanlbien hubo un buen ndmero de ca
samientos. uada de ESQ nos extrafia,
dado ell espfritu religioso que anima
siempre los Ia bitantes de este po-
bladO eminentemente cat6lico Nos
pareceria cometer una iujusticia sno
mencoparamos al Rev. Padre Vega.
quien con su palabra aviva Ell fervor
religioso de los feles y al Padre Ro-
drfgues que tan bien hace compren-
der sentir las verdades de nuestra
religion.
Jayuya conservara IN recuerdo
9ratfsimo indeleble de la vista de
Monsefior Blenk.
Core sponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-19
En el Casino Espanol
IA REUNION DE ANOCHE

Fue de una exlraordiuaria anima
ci6n Sc vic coucurrida por las mas
bellas da mas de nuestra sociedad ele !
gant-, y un nlmsro considerable de
caballeros.
Los concurrentes bailaron algunas
danzas, siendo obsequiadas las damss
por Ia am able directiva del Casino Es-
pafiol.
En- estas reunioues de conhanza rel
ma la mayor animation y trascurreu
las horas con una deliciosa rspdez
que hace parecer breve la duracion de
estas que pudieran llamarse esplendi- :
dos bales.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-19
In concerto cn faiardol |

funto - -l,sse l. irnrr~aAca asxis
firA Sc 20 xae~gAno sraanto. wnpswNn
grlhsfxsaaf e<sNs rmnssf,,ss esssssas
espsrfsEense pera Il haFrsN Ma.
aA~14l.
& nagssniar e. rscxrsrns dcc~ nanc.
~ oeki mas pssxss<e - tstcallAa
= - lcsA. pfcGrassa Que hubo de SGT
cnrp pito heita~rfw pur rAs1x 4 -
sritrpsvfes sraogsss ncneao seeos
Morales.
n ios x.lones de uucSsso Cas- 30.
no cassa 81 alma mas
g rresidcr;c don Rsmsn Neucts
Sardona y los seflorrs mierbroS de l.
hrcc;iva cos eSa .m shilidaa cue l.
aiSsngnc hicieron que Ia delicinsa sirS.
"a nos psrecicrs exxsivagreaie corrs
tra;@ndose dc ar1sS,ss corao IA Sefiori,s
Pencdo, y el seaor Morales Fsjardo
es az srDero jsrlin de dicsas
Ia sehoTita penedo Il sefior Mo-
raleS, 'ue-on los heroes de Ia noche Y
hscia ellos convergiaa ,odas las mi
rscsS. ii sTtis;a csiabs ertrsissma-
do m era para menos. Nos felici-
tsmoS de hsber ;enido la sa.isf sccion
dc ssiStir tan culio acto.
URSTN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-19
BIBLIOTECA DEL BOLEnNIERCANTIL

3l6 BIBLoTEcA DEL BoLEnNNERCANT1L
debera estres, acento que pal
pitaba la suprema augusta que sentia ell
neno del alma, lie do paIabra la paabra de las
separaciones:
iAdios
Deruchette prcrrumpi6 sollozos.
En- aquel oyeron lenta grave
que decia:
-iPor que no csssis?
Ebenezer volvo la cabeza. Deruchette evan6 los
ojos Tena delaute Giiatt
Gilliatt no era va e msmo hombre de la vispera.
Sc hsba peinado afetado habfa pueso patos e-
vaba una can1sa blanca de mariuero ancho cue'lo
dob ado vesia eli irae mas que tcnfa Sc vefa
de 'c meF que sortija de oro Psreca profun
damente tranquilo. Su semblant- fvido.
Boace que sufre, tai era su cara.
lie mraron at6nito Aunque estaba desconocid
Deruchctte e reconcile. Eo cuanto palsbras que
acababa de pronuncar estaban dsantes de 10 que
ellos pensa5an aque momento, qre sc habfan dos
lzado por espru.
Que necesdad teneis de decrcs adiosi - repuso
Cilliau;-Casaos psrtreis juuts.
Deru>hete estrcmeco Tenbo de la cabeza 4
los pies Gistt prosgu6,
Nj SIS euchee iicne vcin.ian xf.s No ,eten-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-19
Magnesia aereada antibilfOsa
DE J. NJ. BLANCO

Con su uso desaparece el extIefii-
mfento, indigestion, dolores de cabexa
jaqueca, bills acido del estomago, en-
general todos los desarreglss product
dos por el estomago & intest;nos.
E0r7ss1riU de FeFaree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
VESSEL HAD
NARROW ESCAPE

The steamer cofwln. the last pas
uenger vessel to arrive In Seattle
from Nome this season had a mar
row escape from destruction while
crossing tho Boring sea from Nome
to Dutch harbor.
When two DAYS out from Nome.
as the vessel was blowing her way
southwark. nha ran into an iceberg.
The Corwln struck the berg a
Eianelng blow. which probably Eay-
ed her from being wrecked.
Captain West. who was in COM
maud OF the steamer. says his vea-
sci. while damaged some. was not
injured sufficiently % render fur
Their progress dangerous. lie made
the trip Ia Seattle without repair
Ing the steamer.
Tho Corwin Waa placed on tho
ways al Moran.a shipyafd Mondas
afternoon. whore she was surveyed
b. her underwriters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

IL % be- uphold hF law
An nRFflntHH ritiFrn wHH refused "a
warrant for the talluFr arrest hy CITY
Attorney he HfHinf MounuY morning,
after the facts had been placed before
him The city prosecutor dudHrh hih
duty hY hiding behind tie board uf
public works The riilEeH HHlird nt
thai office and WAS referred to iiuiid-
ing Inspector Place. who filed the
kick uud ataed that something
would Dee done sometime.
The complainant stated to Star
man that IL police officer had called
tho attention of the tailor to the ffnrs
TURF uf tho law. but the tailor prompt
~ huHhed him mp hy saying that De
knew what the ordinances were ana
that policeman had no right 10 Ia
tefnfut them 10 him
The citizen claims that Councilman
ttnde'a Influence has been used I'm this
Instance 90 avoid complying with the
inv ana he fears that through THIS
Influence the ease will mover come 90
trial unless the little political game IL
uM posed.
section M gives the property owner
the right a. huitd a fence ai1 feet high.
and " higher fence n wanted wire
mesh in permitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Place Tablet On Site
OF City's Original Cabin

Local pioneers sre Monday cele-
bratink the sd anniversary OF the
founding Of Seattle.
At the same spot where S. years
ago be built the frat cabin erected
by a white man IN this city. Carson
u. Boren stood during the ceremony
attending the placing OF a bronze
inscription commemorative Of tho
event.
The tablet vas placed on the col
umn AZ the eutranee 81 the Union
Savings a Trust company. Sscond
and Cherry. diaEonAlly across the
street from the history Alaska
building. II vas a striking illus-
tration Of the progress Of the city
during a half century. Within a
stones throS ol this little elearlng
where The pioneer cut out 4 room
Zoe hin cabin of cedar punehaons
nos stands one Of the finest build
iuEn wrnt OF the Mississippi.
Judge Thomas Burke. Mayor Ball.
lug@r and Professor y v Meany. of
the state university made addresses
suitable TO the occasion. Senator
piles. = y. Blaine. Samuel I'm and
other we'll known citizens were pres
enf. The tablet was placed on the
pillar by the historical society OF the
university.
After the ceremonies the crowd
shook hands with the white hatred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
HILLMAN CASE
DISMISSED

According 20 "a decision handed
down Saturday by Federal Judge
Hanford. G. u. IIllman. local real
estate dealer. il not guilty Of using
the United States mails for fraudu-
lent purposes. and after four hours
af elaboration the indictments were
QuaHhed.
+ Prosecution has been stopped aud
ths real estate man discharged
Judge Haufard holds that news
rs per advertisement do not coustl-
fute a violation Of the federal law.
Hiiiman waa defended b. Aitor-
DeYH Morris Shiplcy ana tiOuihnrd.
Bhnfofd's decision viii save the
government q large expense as I'M
mans attorneys had suhnoenaed 80
Witnesses ln behalf 81 their client
z a. far M the government IL con-
cerned iiillnHu 1. a. liberty 70 adj
Ssfilae as usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
TRIO LANDS
IN JAIL
TROUBLE AT ST. ELMO RE.
SUITS IN RAID ~ POLICE
WOMAN FORGOT HER NAME

Whether Josie House. "a. ~ n
dreHfmnkef af fallen woman iH 10
be determined by Police Judge Cor
don Monday after hf has heard the
testimony introduced by three de-
teetiven aud pntrOiman who raided
the notorious H. Elmo foOuinR
house. Third and Cherry. shortly at
ter the midnight hour oatsnalbly for
the purpose Of queillna "A conflict
between two men ga n hallway 0f
the place that Seattle eounciimen
have declared decent and police In
seatiEation failed 90 find otherwise.
According 10 the womuu'H fearful
declarations she Was simply resent
Ing the intfuHiona ~ r. Dalby, a
miner, who had evidently miscon-
atfued the nature Of the ~ Eimo'H
ahelterinR wallis She claims that
Daily slapped her face and chased
her out OF her room. yelling like a
eamanche Indian. About this time
Edward Moury. an agent. became
party 90 the trouble BY espouHlng
her cause.
An exaggerated report Of the az
fair was teiephoned 10 the police.
and Pairalmsn iumea. followed
eiosly by CITY Detectives Hubbard.
Freeman and I'hiibrlck. dropped
iato the place 20 have a quiet con-
Versation with Proprietor Tsater.
The clerk volunteered 70 furnish
the police With a little entertain
fuent and the trio landed In the
trouble wagon few minutes later.
Daily secured ball, but the woman
spent the night IN jail as did her de-
fender. She Was booked under the
name Of Mary ThompHon and Sc
cured bah in the sum of i2s, The
afFestinR officers have charged her
with vagrancY.
When asked 10 sign for her finger
rings ana few dollars that had
been taken from her nj the time of
the arrest the woman inquired Of
Clerk Bhuaiek the name she had
given and laughed heartily when the
clerk told her that her name was
supposed 60 be Mary Thompson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Your reports OF rebberies which &C.
eurred Saturday Night we're made at
foitrs headquarters Sunday morning.
IN the robbery Of Mrs. WlffanHach s
fesidance. ~ 18Th av.. the thief en-
9arsd the house by the rear door. He
oneAped with several articles.
j. Leslie. who roefna az the Savoy
Hotei reported thu loss of ga which
The night.
. George Pope. living al the Western
fotal. AAys he was robbed - n
friend" whom he took out for a god
fme. HIS friend disc ppe1fsd. TAX
fuE with him Pope Ugercuat and
hfher articles ~ wearing apparel
Joe Grey. who resides a. the Nelson
hotel reported he was held up Satur-
pay nignt- His account % the affair
tcnflicted AZ times and the police are
Dnclined to discresiit the tale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Burglar Carried OFF
The Keys

A burglar Who broke into the
Wieffenbach horne. za2 18th. II an
enigma az police headquarters.
lie locked Up the place after Sc
curing nuggets and jewelry valued
at $50 and 10 we'll was the crime
hidden that the loss was not dis
covered until Sunday morning when
member OF the family wanted TO
open the desk that had been rifled
II refused 10 respond 20 the key
used 90 open It aud an examination
showed that the lock had been
broken.
The robbery occurred between
the hours Of 2 and o'clock satur-
day afternoon, at which time Mrs
Regina Weiffenbach and her dnuEh-
ter Elsie. were shopping. II n be-
Heved that the intruder watched
them leave na he had no trouble In
finding tho key. which had been
hidden on a window sill. When the
shoppers returned home the key
was missink and they had 10 climb
In throuhR n window. A quantity
OF jeweiry was overlooked by the
thief and u IL though that he was
scared away.
Mr.. Weiffenbaeh r. the proprietor
OF the Seattle cornice works Of this
city. He has enlisted the services
OF a Iocksmtth aud will change tho
locks on his doors. as the burglar
carried off oil of the keys.