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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
Guerra q las pati|las

Ell clasico tipo de los medicos
de patiilas cladradas y labio Y
barbilla lamplilos. esta conde.
nado a desaparecer.
La unta de Sanidad del Es-
tado de Iowa ha declarado que
IRA sin cuartel a los medicos pa
tilludos y sembrado la descon-
fanza entire los clientes. Uno
de los argnmentos mas simples
aducido y publicado por el Pre-
sideste de la Corporation, el
doctor J F. Kennedy. es este
que no rehabilita pero que ven
ga 4 las mujereo:
ST las faldas de las m ujeres
conducen germenes de enferme
dades de la calle al hogar, no
hay razones para suponer que
las medicos que usan patillas
no sean conductores de los mis-
mos germenes de enfermedades
|infeccicsas. de TN hogar a otro
Las patillas deben ser conside.
Eradas no solo como un adita-
'mento Inconvenience en- la pro.
fesi6n. sino como,>una amenaza
para las tamilias' >visitadas POI
los medicos que las usen. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
EnUAHEu LOPEZ TaZ0l
PROFESSOR DE TAQUIGRAFIA.

Da elases dnmicilio. San Juan, Baya--
mon, Cataflo, Rio Piedras Santurce.
+. y. Box S93. Telefono "a
: San Sebast l1 80.
ca afes por ccrrr spfndencia para to-
dos las pueblos de Ia Isla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
PUAH!

Ia pTOa ntcnuc cl CflStdl aLui d
babor y eStribor Sc extiendeu
en- guirnaldas las blancas flores
de la+espuma. Tinta en- Ell m1
rice solar ia vela es una llama
que vGela.
A bordo, un viejo lobo italia
no entopa una canci6n marina,
en- un dialecto bar baro y musi-
cal, en- homemade a la costa, al
mar. al cielo, que lie recuerdan
la TERRA armoricana. Ell poeta
Marcelo 10 escucha. Echado de
bruces, ntempla la villa. una
mancha de ocre, en- ell raudal de
orc del sol matutino: al fin esta
solo. sobre ell mar, oajo el cielo.
Pensara, soflsra; ha colmado su
ardiente .deseu; y mientras el
buen viejo tira v recoge sus re-
des. ei arrojara al ablsmo la red
de sus sueflos.
Ell vaho del pescado fresco
que Sc agita agonizante, le unce
4 la. realidad de la Vida: ALA,
detras de las moles blancas de
Ia eScuadra americana anclada
en- el Placer. sobre la esmeralda
de la costa, la ciudad semeja un
nido de bultres colgado en- una
Gina arida. iAh! 81 fuera possible
volar en- ruta interminable, lie
Jos de las tierras, hacia el hori
zonte, morir sobre el mar, bajo
. Ell cielo.
En- II ci,1dad lidian los hon.
bres. no, los buitres. en- derre
dor de un cadaver putrefacto;
feroces, terriblcs, en- ell horror
de la tragedia. Clegos, ulutan-
tes, paures htlos sc destrozan
Han arrojado de las almas las
virtudes para reptar rapidos en-
ascension q la Gina donde el
orc deslunbra. banado en- san
gre fraterna. lOhl iraza de Cain!
Marce.o recueTda sus luchas:
poeta v-guerrere de sus manos
que arf1sG Ia voluntad irresisti-
bic de sus abueios, rotas han
Caido la plama y la eapada. Ven
cido. El recuerdo le produce
bascas, siente asco de 81 mismo
Jno esta profundamente arrai-
gado en- esa TERRA su espiritu y
no es acaso ella el paisaje de su
alma9 ST: la terra maternal, en-
Ia cual un dios adverse ha arrO-
iado una maldita simiente hu
mana.
Marcelo cier' a los ojos, y ep
tonces mira todas las nagas: in&
numeras, horrorosas, devoran
los cuerpos y las almas., Y El
mismo Sc siente cautivo. Triste
pueblo suyo. que Ell vanO espe-
. .Ta la mano providenc1al que Gu.
re sus <isaales por Ell hero y el
fuego.
Plena Ia red peAde en- la Dor
da; por entire las mallas brillan
ell orc y ia plata de las escamas.
.:Es la Ultima. La ba;andra vi
ra en- redondo, pone proa al
puerto. ACADIA el instante de
infnito.
Ell monologo de Marcelo COR
tinua: de nuevo Ia lucha, la
preseneia Gle la cabeza de Me-
dusa: Sel espectaculo de la iris
teza. Ia m1>e:ia. ell dolor de un
pueblo al cnal ttessrazas siervas
en- orgasmo m1nstruoso han
impueato una eIerua herencl>.
de esciayitud lPara que regre-
sar9 La inutili lad de su vida
le irr,ta' no hay va laureles
que corla,; la gloria ha huido
de las "cademlas y de los cam
pos de bataila. los caudillos
com haten para conquistar mer.
cados los bardos cantan al Be
cerro de Oro. Plerront Morgan
preside el coro Dc apolonidas, y
las nurte musas e>peran desc.
ladas en- l1s ribas de Castalia ell
poeta aue fecunie sus entraflas
con r! g-rren de una obra in.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VIGO, Ne IA
MAYAGUEZ

situado este establveimienso en- el ee.trs Dc
Ia oslle Meudez Vigo, con uR jsrdfn al frente.
ss 81 que r,nae p,ayoies vent jas y sonodida-
les para loa sen..rrs viajeros, y sl cue essnta
.on mejores hahlta..nnes frsssAs, veadaadAs,
maxniasoA bsfos y dueaas.
. ar Csniaas q tsaas ksrAA -
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-08-01
r E. F. KIRK, Prop.

This Popular and Health Restoring Resort is situated a
miles east of Challs. on Salmon River. These wat
ers are of good temperament for bathing and pos
sess strong medicinal properties.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-08-01

The Messenger is oldest paper published on
Salmon River, and contains the news of Loon
Creek. Sheep Mountain, Stanley Basin, Gus
ter, Clayton, Bayhorse and Thunder Noun
tain Mining Districts, and the County Proceed
ings of the Commissioners The Messenger
was established May 2lst, 1881.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-08-01

Remember, Farm Progress is only 10 cents q year. See it and
show it to your friends, Address all mail to The Republic, St.
Louis, Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
CoIored Porter
Was Robbed

William Kelly. a eolored Pull
man porter. believes that be was
robbed on Tuesday night Of $40
and a gold watch and chain valued
at $50. lie has accused Jacob Fields,
a eolored tanitor. and his wife OF the
theft. Fields was taken into Gus
tody by City Detective Barbee on
Thursday morning. His wife is
still az large.
Kelly met the couple on Tuesday
night and the trio set out 10 have a
good time Kelly admits drinking
heavily and says that his new found
friends tucked him In bed at mid
night in the Phoenix hotel. South
Second and Washington. When he
awoke next morning his money and
vaiuables were missing.
Fields has not been charged, and
the police are stiil looking for his
wife. who evidently took the hint
when she found her helpmeet miss
ing, for the next time the detectives
called at her home. 109 South Eight
zenith. the blinds were down and
everything locked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

can plainly understand Why Il would
be la poor taste and impoiitic fof Us
20 say anything ~ all
When asked poiui blank ID his firm
did Or did not draw the design.
which has caused such TEMPEST.
afr. L-aston would neither affirm or
deny
Another significant fact - that
Charles ". Saunders. senior meme
Der Of the firm. was. until Two
weeks ago. president Of the city
park board. but suddenly resigned.
A. member or president Of the park
board. any plans for city building
which he or his firm might submit
could not. under the provisions Of
the city charter be accepted or even
considered. With no connection
with the city administration. saau-
geF8 firm could compete without
prejudice. and his retirement Is con-
sidsred By some people 70 have
been brought about ~ the fact that
his firm was out for the contract 20
build the new municipal city hall.
The municipal building committee
r. composed Of city Engineer
Thomson. chairman Mayor Baliln-
ger. A. + Walters. superintendent
Of streets. s. - YauuRa. superin-
tendeut % light and waterworks.
W. II. pigzoi. q. II. Baker and John
schram. the three latter gentlemen
having been designated By the city
council tn order 70 obvlate any
suspicion that politics might play a
part IN the award. ana FOR the fur
Their reason that they are mbatan-
tai and keen business men whose
judgment would be worth a great
deal IN deciding which design was
eleanest. most correct and appro-
PIRATE.
Mayor Baillnger. superintendent
Youngs and Engineer Thomson deny
vehemeuily that they have ever dis
cuHsed the designs submitted SUI
rerintendeut Walters. Messra.
schram and Baker are out Of the
city.
Local architects viii probably
take formal action oondenulng the
premature publication which ap-
peared in the Times
4 representative Of the paper
labored nrduonsly al day Thursday
trying 70 cover up on the fake,
but 20 FAR az can be learned he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
SICK PRISONER
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Seeking 10 escape serving a life
sentence behind prison walls Mt
Walla Walia. John Hlldebrand. ~.
attempted 10 take his life Ia bis
cell Of the King county jail on Mon
day night
Not having any better weapons at
hand. the desperate man sawed into
bis wrist With the handle " an old
tin spoon. which he had tried To
sharpen BY WhettinR Il on the steel
bars OF his cell.
Tho attempt at suicide was I'M
huecesHful. however. only because
Hildebrand. who has been suffering
from illness recently. grew exhaust
ed before he could saw Into the ar
terry. as he had Intended. Dropping
back into bis bunk he began 10
breathe heavily. aud one Of the night
iailera. pacing by Hildebfand' cell.
noticed the blood dropping over the
edge OF the bunk into q pool on the
floor. The hand from the wrist into
which Hildebrand had sawed with
the handle OF the old spoon was cut
of several years ago In an accident
al the government lute milf. when
Hildehrand was serving a previous
term. and the blood was dripping
from the stump
The night lailcf tried 20 rouse
Hlldebrand but finding him in a
fainting condition. ordered Johnny
Bush. the iS-yesr=old hos robbef.
who Is Hhildehrand'n cell mate. 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
DISCOURAGED AND Ill. JOHN HiLpEeRANo SAWS AT WRIST
WITH RUSTY sPooa-ALL sPATTEsEo WITH BLOOD

, don't want 20 talk about that sui
eide business. Let people figure 70
out anyway they want TO"
Hlidebraud was convicted some
months ago under the cumulative
sentence law FOR completely In the
hold.up of the Red. White and Blue
saloon, ae a result Of which an old
man named Murphy was killed.
Johnny Bush. Hlldebrand's cell
mate. when asked what he knew
about Hildebrznd's attempt AZ SUI
eide said be knew enough n keep
him awake at night thinking about
a.
Il think n viii be al up with poor
old Hlidebrand.4 be whispered
through the bars. unless the doc
tors can patch him together pretty
quick He's had rheumatism and
stomach trouble and earaehe and
earbuneleH and a whole lot Of other
things. til he's about Wild The
night he whetted ~ that old spoon-
handle and saved into hiE wrist I
was sound asleep. but afterwards
remembered that he had been par
tlcularly blue the day before and
been quoting Thanatopsls 10 him
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

climb down from the upper bunk
and bandaRe up the wound
The matter was kept quiet by the
1alleru until Thursday morning.
when a rumor 81 the morbid mans
desperate attempt was circulated
A Star reporter called NJ the jail on
Thursday morning and interviewed
Hildehrand who said he did not
care 20 discuss the affair
II have been half-slek a long time
aud have been having the earache IN
here for over a week now. he said.
is IL ans wonder that a man gets
crazy enough 10 try to XIII himself
once ia a whiie7 I've gOt a life
term and that's bad enough. bat
when rheumatism and a LOT Of other
things get hold 81 a man IN a place
like this. where he has barred walls
on ell sides Of him ana not even
room 20 pace up and down, IKE a
Gagged Hon OF hyena-well. RS pretty
tough am not kicking on the
way I'm being treated here. bat
say it's about - a man can stand.
They have let me out twice 90 see
the doctor but ! don't believe he
can cure me while I'm IN here. and
/ have grown pretty blue. No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
AFTERNOON PAPER ATTEMPTS TO PREJUDICE CITY HALL
BUILDING COMMITTEE AND ARoUsgs THE WRATH
CAL ARCHITECTS HAVE SUBMITTED DESIGNS FOR
BUILDING

Seattle architects are up In arms.
and 50 are the members Of the
municipal building COMMITTEES. Their
Ire being aroused over the publlca-
ton in the Times. Wednesday. o.
one Of most remarkable fakes ever
p%rpetrafed n Seattle
The fake lay IN the publication
Of the utterly false statement that
the majority OF the municipal build
ing COMMITTEES had decided on the
design for city hall jail and hos
pitaL and publishing Herewith a
picture Of the design.
As result u fte story. u n not
impossible that the design, which
- supposed to be the work
Of the firm 81 Saunders a
IAwton. VIII be thrown out alto
gefher when the committee meets
to select the best design.
No meeting Of the committee has
ever been held and the respective
merits Of the nine designs submit
ted have never been discussed BY
members Of the board among them
selves or with other Interested po-
pie.
Engineer Thomson. chairman Of
the committee. says that the CONF
mittee viii probably meet some time
next week to make the award.
The publication tn the Times is
regarded b architects generally as
most paipable example Of con-
teruptible journalistic ehicaBery and
done for no other purpose than to
Influence the opinion Of the MEM
bers 81 the committee and prejudice
the public at large.
The conjecture that the design
which the Times said had Won the
competition was the work Of sauu-
ders a Lawtou has arisen from It's
striking similarity In a number Of
Characteristic details 20 the plans
and Specifications Of other buildings
erected In the city b. that firm.
Whfg george ". Lawton. junior
member OF thai firm. waa seen by a
Star man. Thursday morning. he
said.
We regret exceedingly that the
matter should be given any pebble
isy Al this time and we must refuse
70 Discus the subject AZ sll. You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Are Urging
Annexation

A. the annexation meeting #
Ballard on Wednesday night. a Hpe-
cial committee. composed 81 W II.
Vernon. ]. n isucas and Frank
Frazier. was appoiuted to compile
n list OF registered voters. The eem.
miftee will beEin at once 20 place
men In the different warts Ia cir
culate petitions asking the eity
council 70 call a Rpscial election q
vote on the question of anuexlnE
Ballard 10 Seattle.
One NTH % the voters registered
az the IsNt election. must. according
TO the law. sign the petition
The work il heinz hurried 80 that
II will be possible 10 present The
petitions ~ the council meeting on
TuefdaY evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

McFeeley was absent from her
home Tor several hours Wednesday
afternoon. She told her sister that
she had gene 70 3 drug store for
Mrs. WoFtham. a ueiEhhor living AZ
tiTA Nerth Belmont. and Mrs,
woFtham s.,ya that the HiFi hor-
rowed z reinc0Nt from her. stating
that she was Eolng % a drug store
for her sister.
The Isotren was taken after SUP
per "Wednesday evening ar.i Atlas
Mcf'eeiey died e ss3e o'clock
Thursday morning. IN spite Of the
efforts 81 Ore Mcclure and Smith
81 save her life.
Every attempt during these hours
"a shake or change the charge made
against Tsxief proved futile. ~WuI
gave u 90 me. tie threatened 20
kgil me n ] refused she moanea
la her iaat breath.
city nsteatixe Adams and eofhctt
after searching ihs records Of the
drug stores tn the vicinity az ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Roosevelt 10 be Honorary Precedent
OF Olympic Games

1895. under the patronage Of the
crown prince 81 Greece, promises 20
be The most important Olympic
gathering a. yet held and Il IL ex-
pessed that enc uf the iarges, teams
that ever vent abroad wili leave
hero im the spring OF 1906 To take
part In the meeting. Consul Gen
ssal Botassl announced the follow
ing organization.
Honorary president. Theodore
Roosevelt. president. Caxpar Whit
ney. honorary vice presidents. =. ].
v. skiff. Joseph n Maecabe. John
r. wormer. II =. whitney.
George }. Gould. 4 u GugEenheim !.
secretary. James f. sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
YOUNG GIRLS DEATH

o'clock Thursday motnlng found the
registration OF "a purchase OF ten
cents worth of ntfyehnine at the
nigh school Pharmacy. on Broad
way. Druggist Leonard Tindale
told the detectives that a girl bare
headed. aud wearing "a macintosh,
vailed at & o'clock "Wednesday eve
ninK ana bought Il from him, ex-
planning that her mother wanted To
xiii dog that vas troublesome.
That afternoon the Eifl asked her
mother how much atrYchnine u
would take 10 KIN "a person and IN
au ofnaaud way the mother replied,
oh. dimes worth would be enough
10 Nil Ms all.
William raYlof f. che son q Mra.
~. " TaYler who conducts room
lug house AZ III Nerfh Minor.
lie was an employe of the se-
atgis Electric company and left the
company Wednesday. drawlug = fun
months pay
II | thought for an instant that
my son murdered that gifi IN the
way she SAYS / would draw the rope
"a stretch his neck exclaimed Mrs.
Taylor. when she learned u the
tragedy. VIII told me that he dld
not care fuf Seattle girls and that
some day he Intended 10 marry his
Texas sweetheart They were child
ren together aud IL VIII had another
Eiri in this eity I did aot know H."
The body VAS removed 60 the
nonneY. Watnan'a mofEuc where a
post smoftem examination viii be
held al ! 90 =. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
NEW RAILROAD

For the purpose OF building and
operating electric or other railways.
tho North Coast Railroad company
filed articles ~ Incorporation With
the county auditor Of Yakima coun-
~ on Wednesday. The following
trustees we're named In tho articles
Frank A. Dudley. Of Niagara Falls.
~ y; Robert r. strahorn. Of Spo-
kane: James A. Kerr. John H. Me
Graw. s. H. Kerr. L. v NeweOmbe,
OF Seattle, and X. j. Rudkln and
G. a. Fletcher. OF North Yakima
When seen on Thursday BY a Star
reporter. J. A. Kerr said that moth
Ing further could be given out as
yet A meeting was held In Seattle
on Thursday noon, but OF what took
place nothing could be learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

While surrounded hy her reIa-
tivss and In the presence 81 TIVE
physicians the above death bed
statement was mate BY Gers Nc
F'eeiey. IS. o. ioess North Belmont
Who. between commissions. accused
William John Taylor. e. izi Nofth
Minor. az the administration Of the
poison which caused her death.
Afrayed against the tragic aceu-
satsou of the dying Eirl il the opln-
tan &C the police. the belief Of Cor
anef Carroll and MS assistant. Dep
nty Coroner Niit~ie. Foar detect
Ives and rive puhgie officials have
rsfted their belief. sustained after
careful investigation. against the
death. bed statement and they IN
sist that the cause Of death was
suicide.
Their opinion II supported BY evil
dense showing that the accused
man Jeff Seattle Saturday. pFesufa-
ably for Texas. 70 join former
sweetheart. b. the Tact that Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

n. y. Botassi. consul general Of
Greece. had a conference recently
with James r. Sullivan. who has
been appointed general secretary II
the American committee az the
Olympic games to be held AZ Athens.
Gre-ce. IN 1906. 20 appoint those
Who will act on the American com
mlttrs lie announced the Accept
aHee Of the honorary presidency BY
President Roosevelt Consul Gener-
al Botzasi cabled this information
10 Athens and has received high
praise for his energy Ia procuring
for this office the president.
The Olympic games AT Greece In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
TO TACKLE
"BOxITIS"

"Boxltis" Is TO be settled for good
and all by Police Judge Gordon
Thursday afternoon unless an APP
peal is taken in the case OF John
Brill. recently arrested for deiying
the police regulations az TO the con
struction and compliance with city
ordinance.
The case Ia a test one. and viii
evidently be holly contested.
II has It's political bearing. and
n has been intimated strongly that
saloon men are backing Brill with
funds to carry the case 20 the high
est hall OF Justice In this way
they hope 10 stave Off the demands
OF Mayor Ballinger through his pn-
lice officers TO regulate the boxes
Until after next election. when they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
WILL ABANDON
.KALAMA FERRY
Special to The star.

PORTLAND. Sept. 2s. With the
completion OF the new railroad
down the north bank OF the Colum-
hia river from Kennewick 20 Van
couyor and into Portland. the Nor
thern Pacific will do away with fer
Tying it's trains nc kalama. and all
trains from Portland will be run
through Vancouver and into Port
land over the bridges which will be
constructed across the Columbia
and Willamette rivers as a part OF
the north bank road.
Ever since the Northern Pacific
has been running its trains into
this city II has been necessary to
ferry the trains across the Columbia
river at Kalama. which means OF
crossing the river is not only large
expense to the company. but one
that means n delay TO all trains
The Northern Pacific company al
ready has line OF road built up the
north bank of the Columbia from
kalama TO Vancouver and trains
from Portland will be run over this
line. going into Portland over the
new line. Just what will be done
with the line out of Portland to
Goble, across the river from Kali
ana. IL not stated. but IL is SAID
that Il will not be entirely aban-
dDurd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

LONDON. sept s7.--Troublc In
the camp Of the labor party has
been prrcEpitated ~ the aefien OF
Lady Warwick. who. Il - claimed.
- about tu abandon her red meter
car campaign and cease active OPP
srations N behalf es ssne Of the
p Filn~ntHfy candidates on the
labor ticket.
The beautiful confess Rad agreed
to support the Candidacy - Wst
cooks. n T.. II Belfast. bat a NUM-
be- 81 her en=wofksra have little
faith that nhc vill carry eut thr
contract. They have eopuied much
on the spectacular effect - her
much advertised tour. especially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Wave Of Indignation
At Times Fake Story

not struck much spay Dirt
n case the publication 81 the
FAKE in the Timaa results In the
loss Of the award 10 the architects
= ho drew the design II WITH mean
just i5.o0e Ia clsan cash out - the
tatters poekcts. this being the 5 per
cent ~ the titaeeg already arpto-
uriNted for the building witch wiil
b. allowed the successful eompst-
ffae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
NO FOOD SHORTAGE
FEARED AT NOME

Summer properties a, Fairbanks
ara closing. being unable 20 operate
sad get out the gold before the tee
runs into the Yukon river. II IL
already very cold there nights. and
the people fear an early winter IN
the lower river.
Most OF the BIG miners are coming
up the river via Dawson and skag=
way Bond gold dust is going over
IN tho Canadian territory for Seat
lie and the san Francisco mint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

y hen II Was combined with the In
finsuce Of her beauty AID eieauenee
a. political speaker While nhs
aisn has many defenders. several
party enthusiasts sm0pK the Soc
falists claim that her wiihdra wal
from the movement 20 assist the
uneEn ploysa when she Was asked 10
enatfibuse funds. indicates her Ia
aifitsTlfy.
Lady wafwlek'a Agricultural
eolIeEe Is said "a be TAT ffom pros
porous At present and i IN danger
% becoming but a memory. This
h among the siEns. taken by those
wfn are familiar with her career.
that she may soon retire sH a paiiti-
cal leader and bsnsfaeter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

Adyices from Nome received on
Thursday fail 10 confirm the report
ed food shortage
II late steamers are unable to
handle the freight on the dock here
at Seattle. the probable result viii
be the failure 20 get shipments. and
will also result in raised prices IN
everything but fuel.
This Is the only read shortage at
Nome.