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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30

100000 for the year Just past.
When the leviathans OF the Pacific.
the Minnesota and the Dakofa. were
launched, the opinion was expressed
by many that there would not be
business enough 10 keep the mon
sterH busy, nut experience has
shown otherwise. For the first six
months II was necessary to charter
10 extra tramp steamers 20 handle
the excess OF business Of these boats
II has been necessary 70 charter
others to help out, but how many
Just now ! am unable 10 say.
Our Alaska trade has shown a
marked Increase. proportfnnate with
the development Of that rich coun-
try. There has been large In
crease in the output or gold. owing
TO the opening OF new claims and
improved methods adopted in the
development OF old holdings. The
railroads In operation IN Alaska
have added very materially 10 It's
growth. | predict that in the next
five years there viii be several hum
dred miles Of railroad in operation
In Alaska, developing unheard OF
resources in all kinds of minerals.
Alaska's Growth.
The agricultural growth Of that
country has been marked. and there
ia no reason why we may not ex-
pect as much Of that country aRri-
culturally as OF Norway or Fin
land, which are Furnishing aericul-
tural countries heard Governor
Brady of Alaska, say that he ex-
pected to see Alaska furnishing Sc
attic with butter and cheese in the
near future. Alaska's trade now
amounts to $4,000. 600 a year, with
prospects OF large increase,
we are entering on an era OF
great growth ana prosperity in Sc
attic. This II the best advertised
city In America. And right here |
want 10 say that ! believe I'm Rd-
vertising. The right kind OF adj
vertising, mean. Such that win
bring to our region capital for the
development OF manufacturing in
dustries. People having capital to
invest read these published statls-
ties. and from this they are led TO
investigate our country, and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
Premier Of England. Who Il Against
a Separate Parliament for Ire
land. and who beuounceH
Joseph Chamberlain

ehaunccy ~ Depew IL said 10 be
dec inlnE all invitations 10 dinners
Also there are some dinners to
which Chauncey Is not declining in
vItailonH those for which he has
received no Invitations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30

THE YEAR
SECRETARY mElKLE. OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FUR.
sisHss COMPREHENSIVE OF CITY FINANCIAL
PROGRESS

It's bright picture. supported by
facts and figures, that Secretary
Meikis. OF the Chamber Of Com
msres. paints Of the commercial
prospects 81 Seattle for the coming
year lie said this morning.
This has been the most prosper
Gus year IN the history OF Seattle.
business men on All sides are Of this
opinion. and my statements are
borne out by statistics Of the amount
Of business done during the year
1905 a. compared With former years.
Mills and factories have been run to
their full capacity and thousands Of
men have been furnished with en-
ploymeni 10 their operation.
Exports Doubled.
The foreign exports OF Seattle
have grown TO such an extent that
the exports Tor this year are double
those OF any other. We have out
stripped San Francisco 100000 or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30

NEW YORK. Dec. s0-Features
moved enough 10 be well worth the
dramntiEiug are noted in the
spicy domestic flAfe-ap between
Nsst Waybnrn and his wife. a for
msr original Flofadofar girl Way
burn IL an expert stage manager.
known an the originator 81 the min
strei Misses" who have had such
vogue In vaudeville
Arp. Wayburn started Il. suing
for n separation. She complains
he was too thick with the chief
Minstrel Miss. Bessie Heron
She says she saw Miss Heron af-
feetlonateiy hold Waybarn's head
In her lap ia theater dressing
room On tho occasion OF his 30th
birthday. laHt March 30. she SAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30

Hes Dragging that he doesn't
owe a cent 10 any man In the
world"
Well. he needn't brag that he
doesn't owe me-"
why not?'
I'm doing the Dragging for that"
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TIDE LANDS
AND
= a HHfH.na HHst =

TIDE LANDS
AND
FACTORY SITES
q 10 tEgt down for tide lots HHEEa on
piauked street between the
waterway and north " Spokane
ave
q. 5sa-For lorise. one block from spo-
kane ave. on rianhsd roadway
easy terms
tda8 to ts1o1o for large and small fac
tory sitss. South Seattle and
GsorgvtuNn.
II Yuu are looking for an Investment
o. tide lots ~ factory sites. We have
them az various pfiesa and on sasy
terms.
FITZGERALD s AfI.NIf.LE.
"a Lumber Exchange
Phone Main ia
Residence Phone queen Anne tt1 Il
INVESTORS COMPANY.
81 Iae@Fur three roou huuHs on n lot
laasitsl waterfront az South
Park never eNeFfi0NHs one
block from ear line. 6 fare.
O. aa4@F ~ fiNsruum modern house. on
lot s0xing. forced sale. price
reduced from g. 90. tive block
from car.
f5a0-Iror 10 acres. four mites south Of
South Park. on nil
g. no s*acreH q unimptofsd land at
sunny dale
INVESTORS COMPANY.
Phone Main iG. ~ Columbia 81
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Houses Yor rent
lzB each for two new thrse-rooTn
cottages overlooking Lake Union.
with fire view and one block from
car.
ti6 o. for a modern aeven-room house
overlooking Lake Union, fine view
and convenient to car.
tle.00 for a aix-room house near State
University. coed nelghbOrhood.
INvF9T0Hs COMPANY.
Phone Main iE. liz Columbia st.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

{, y. Lehndreif, cigar sters, sis
Second avenue.
Quaker orus Store, ioiS First az.
enus.
p. n. Mullen. SCI Ballard avenue,
crposite city hall
Frer0nt Drug Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Tires. Harris. at Postotfiee, Rem.
ten.
iis2 Eassiake. Eastiake prua CO.
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- DOWN AND 81 rEH MONTH
VIII huy a modem eiEhtsruom house
within half block from car, street
improvements n and paid. lot teNie .
this IL nm exceptional NuNp
INVESTORS COMPANY.
Phone Main tth IL Columbia ST
tso8 for a fgso fite=roem fiat. good
ueiEhhorhood
81 o. for an fis.oQ fuur-ruoFn -lat. close
in.
81 % for HlK-ruom cottage on Lake
Union. close ln. modern house. fine
view.
q. A. VIRTUE. I'D BOSTON Block
N
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Tailoring School

A l. HALL. III Fifat Ave Guns
pistols aud ammunition e
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hHaiHIElik Ladies' fullufinE college
aia@alt nliel nldE Phone. Main ssts
For ssls-rArnas and Land.
FARM LANDS.
We have Just bought the old Steel
Ruueh ana have Il plated. ran
acre tracts for 200 per acre. terms
SO cash ana s. month large clear
ed water front tracts taA pcr tract
same terms. no taken tn BE- paid by
purchaser before is7 Tho Title
Trust Go. guarantees perfect title
only y minutes ride on Hcnton car.
HuN ~ owner
q " NICHOLS. % Union niH
A goop BuY-is acres. between Seat
tie and Tacoma nicely located 0u
corner ~ two county roads close tn
school ana Euod nsiHhhufH hair rich
second bottom land balance first
class upland. all nearly level b.roum
house. large harm. several outhuiids
tnEa Price Including COWS. chick
guH. farming Implements. some
household furniture 8 90
ROBERT MAflTHf
$40 SCOT 2i ALASKA building i
TEN ACRES rich bottom land. an lm.
proved. fenced and cross fenced or
rhard of ~ bearing trees nice creek
house frame barn several chicken
huuafr price including horse.
wagon stock aud tools inCuhntnfH.
chickens and household furniture
s. Tn
ROBERT MAfsTHY.
at9-aa Q-aai Alaska building. i
ron farms aud small ranches see T..
ApreuEle. So Arcade building. Res
attic Wash Phones Main iiR aud
A aI.
FORTY ACRES NEAR noTHELts
1t acres in cultivation balance good
pasture, orchard az 80 trees hsruom
hHHHe barn alfai several uuthuild
tHHH Price, lufludiHE team. wagons
COWS. hurH. Chiebens Farming impiss
menta and household fHfnltufrs.s 60
NDUEHT MAITHf.
ffa.VniCt AtaabH Hm'lIuE !
FARM uAHuaFN - aerta. we'll Inn
proved y miles from seattle handy
ta iHffrdfhau. half rich Bottom Sand.
halhp<e Euud upland orchard in
hH8knE new izrunm house. frame
hzfH iNkH several authuiidinaH.
ffiee. Including mitch COWS 3 heif-
sfs hay in barn. snd farming nipple
Ineuta. q 20
ROBERT MAITHY.
aa-EIAs1 AiaHhH HuiidinF r
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We WANT a purt haasf for an ercep.
tiouAllF WfIispianusd broom
cottage home Just completed
EfHsHf fpuf - space fleF0riY ar
ranged for suitd comfort. en-
csptiuualtg NHli buiit and
well finished
FINE YfEW Can never - otstract-
20 fiGse - to car lines and
school. desirable location not
far out Extremely
Low rRlcE.. aud TERMS SAME AZ
seeker.
SECURITY SAVINGS & DEPOSIT
COMPANY
IL SENECA STREET.
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a GO 90 House 81 roemH and
bath uiastsrrd and papsred.
within walking distance ~ town
very easy trrmH. No. ia.
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MINSTREL MISS" CLASHES
WITH A "FLORODORA GIRL"
ROMANTIC GtnBERIsH


fkafM AN u 1T bHENAAHtt
4 ~ CIPHER 4,
q 81 birthday X. +. G "a b 8. ,
. - the day were born az. I
q sent 10 ~ and are given 20 " ,
q forever. I
. BERTH I,
. ALLEGED TRANSLATION +,
Your birthday. God bless the ,
. daY sou were born for me. !
. sent 10 mo and are given 20 ,
= me forever I
. BERTHE. ,
q IN CIPHER
. c az f72T y b u 2Bs
. I 50 4 3G2 { $685. { l.
. nERTIE I
= ALLEGED TRANSLATION I,
= Come 10 mo my baby boy. I
= Yours TO eternity. BERTHE. /,
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FOR RENTS or fro0m cottage.
modern with hot aud cold water.
AsAA hoylHtun ave. north 5
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tao % Lot Bstsa. eiaHe 90 the
state IuiVrfsifk coed location
slightly Doe price iH az least
10 under the market No. isli
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naafFNFE fSdiss if'siil6fiI1l' oSIisss.
aia.ait Eitcl nldE Phone. Main ase
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STEADY MEN WANTED 70 Iay side
wax. cut brush good wages. Aisa
carpenters. contract or day work
Ask for Angel. one block east q
Duwamlsh Bridge. on nrw RCutan
ear line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30

ROOM aud board for gentlemen.
Main FgW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30

The ieadlng employment agents. Make
q speciality in furnishing help for
H-R. iogKiuR camps. and saw mills
We also have q fHN bargains iu room
ing houses. resta urauta and cigar
glands Call At zii1 lat So. Phone
Main 1875 zsss
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A GOOD CHANCE
nan with two sons. from "a 10 is years
cid. living at Fresnon, or Green
Lake. good proposition permanent
business. Call between 10 and II
eeioek at isss TN Az.
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WANTED MEN Easy healthfui work
Guq oF mure daily Write for par
lcviarp Continental Distributing
Service. Chicago
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IrwiRI.fTTLEFfELD co
Teal Estate Rentals Insurance.
fGALLER BUILDING.
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= -, 90 -. -; 49, a.
eofurr. az ear station. iu center 4
Southeast Seattle only SO per
month come quick. Take csr en-
Washington 81
SEATTLE n0MEsEEKERs co.
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MEN ara women 70 fUarn barber
trndes special terms nov. only real
1arpfr eolfxes In the world Adiera
system NoHsEs. NJ oeeldentai ave.
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MARRY Wealth and beautys mar
rihsc directory free. edY when mar
MONEY Address II A. Horton. Dept
atn rgknuHha. Mich.
, 1905-05-06
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

Sheriff Reals stopped at Rock River
on his way home from Rawlins AMI
will reach this city tonight.
Deputy Clerk of Court ~Featherstone
this afternoon attended the Seeley
funeral at st. Matthews cathedral.
Deputy County Clerk Rauner return
ed from the Pacific coast this after
noon and will resume his position il.
The Office Monday.
The First National bank of Laramie
today sold to the Union Pacific Rail
road company. for 5000, 10 acres in sec.
ton s, township Is, range 70, near
Fort Sanders.
Judge Carpenter today appointed
County Clerk T. j. Dayton as admins
traitor of the estates of Hiram A. Miller
and Clara Hull McGrath, deceased, and
Leo Chase as the administrator of Ly-
lila A. Dunning, deceased.
Gus King presented the pelt of a
coyote to County Clerk Dayton yester-
day afternoon for bounty. The animal
had just attacked a calf on the King
place at Woods and he killed it in time
to save the calf.
, 1905-05-06
PRESIDENT AGAIN ENTERS HIS
PRIVATE CAR AFTER THREE
WEEKS AMONG THE
COLORADO BEARS.
Highly Pleased With the Witness and
the Game He Has Baeged-Would
Have Done Better in More Favor
able Weather-WiII Leave Monday
for Denver and Later to Seat Of
Government at Washington.

New Castle, Colo, May G.-The pres
ident rode into town this morning mud
despatched and apparently quite will
ing to get back to civilization, after his
three weeks stay in the mountains
twenty miles from here. He was &C
companied by DR.. Lambert Il Philip
Stewart of Colorado Springs. The
president boarded his private car
Rocket" and started Immediately for
Colorado Springs.
The president said he was highly
pleased with the journey in the will
derness and the game he had baggcd.
Il an certain hat | would have more
than doubled the catch had the wealth
er been more favorable" he said.
President Roosevelt will be enter
tanned by the citizens of Glenwood
Springs tomorrow, and will leave
early Monday morning for his trip to
Denver, and later to the seat of gov
eminent at Washington.
, 1905-05-06
BRITT CHAMPION.
Wins In Twenty-Round Fight From
Briton.

San Francisco, May 6.-James E.
Britt of California became champion
lightweight of the world last night.
when he knocked out Jabez White of
England at the close of a magnificent
20-round battle.
With just 20 seconds to go Britt
hooked the Englishman with a left on
the jaw and the foreigner went to the
mat, where he lay fiat on his back for
eight seconds. He staggered to his
feet but was powerless to defend him
self and Britt swung right and left on
his jaw
The referee, to save the plucky Eng
lishman from needless punishment,
stopped the contest, although White
was still on his feet, leaning up against
the ropes in a helpless condition.
White was carried to his corner and
in a few minutes revived sufficiently
to make a little speech, in which he
said:
81 fought the best l knew how. l re
ceived fair play, but Britt is evidently
the better man."
, 1905-05-06

New York, May G.-Thc Imperial
hotel was the scene OF a tragedy this
morning, when a beautiful woman ul-
der 80 years of age and supposed to
be Mrs. j.. w. Grey of New Orleans,
put a revolver to her head and killed
herself. She had arrived at the hotel
with a mar April 20 and they regis
tered as J. w. Grey and wife Of New
Orleans. They appeared very happy
together, but lately the man grew
"old, and was not with her as much
"A usual.
The suicide this morning left two
letters one to her companion Charles
, 1905-05-06
MAY HAVE CHAPTER
AT GRAND ENCAMPMENT.

Mrs. d. n. Stickney, grand worthy
matron of the Order of the Eastern
Star, returned at noon from an Ollie
ial visit to the chapters at Evanston.
Green River, Rock Springs and Raw
Inns, and will leave at nOOn Monday
for Casper to visit the chapters 'L
that section of the state, expecting 10
be absent a couple of weeks. She SAYS
there are preparations being mad" for
the institution of a chapter Of the or
der at Encampment in June, whom
she will likely be present.
, 1905-05-06
Engines Derailed In the Yards.

Engines 1886 and 1923 were derail-
ed this fornoon in the yards opposite
the Union Pacific hotel, the 1923 being
soon righted, the other requiring more
time and the building of a track under
the wheels. The engines were coupled
together and were backing into a sid
ing with a string of cars, when a
brake beam struck and bent a switch
rod, throwing the switch and forcing
the engines off the track. Engine 1886
was entirely off the track, including
the wheels of the tender.
, 1905-05-06
ASKED TO SPEAK AT
ASSOCIATION MEETING.

DIR. Grace II. Hebard, librarian of the
University of Wyoming, has becn
land, Ore, at the annual meeting of
the American Library association in
hat city on July 4 to s, but will be
compelled to decline the summer school
of the university here being in pro
gress on that date. The president of
the section of colleges and references
prolfcred the request, assigning as the
subject, The Uses of Government Doc
uments in University Libraries"
, 1905-05-06
MAKES
TECHNICAL TALK
SAYS IN AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE
DESIGNS BOILER PLATE is
OFTEN STRAINED.
Remark Arouses Much Interest at
American Railway Congress at
Washington Today-Daughter Of
Senator NewIands of Nevada Weds
German Officer.

Washington, d. c., May G.-Thc In
sessions today and then visited the
capitol. A technical statement, which
aroused much interest, was made by
an American mechanical engineer, who
said that in American locomotive de
signs it was not infrequent to strain
boiler plate to one-third its ultimate
strength. In Europe the safety allow
ance is far greater.
, 1905-05-06
H WORST OVER.
Heavy Rains Help to Keep Chicago
Crowds Moving.

Chicago, ILL.,, May Ga heavy rain
this morning kept the crowds moving
and strikers caused little trouble. The
worst Of the general disorders is be-
lieved to be over. The employers
are moving their wagons freely. Ju-
Illus Hilbrecht was arrested on the
charge of throwing a bomb at an *
press wagon. thereby violating the fed
eral injunction. His two alleged &C.
cessories were also jailed. The wagon
and horses were injured. The police
later released the prisoners in the
bomb" case on discovering them
selves victims Of sensationalism. The
bomb" was chiefly wash blueing.
, 1905-05-06
GILLESPIE WINS THE
GYMNASIUM MEDAL.

In the gymnasium contest at the uni
versity yesterday afternoon, the only
contestants being Joe Gillespie ana
Morris Corthell, Gillespie was the
winner of the A. c. Jones $12 medal
the Yates IS medal going to Corthell'
Both boys did very well and recelV-
ed the commentator of both the in
structor and spectators.
, 1905-05-06
DRUM CORPS CREATED
SOLDIERLY ENTHUSIAST

'If they'd only cut out those horns
and let the drums have a little time
of it by themselves sorrowfully E'-
marked Comrade hitch last night, rs
he tried to do a little mark-timc sl"hl
on the pavement in front o fhis oilc''
1--WE old soldiers would feel more kind
ly toward them. Now isn't that grand.
he enthusiastically remarked a mo-
ment later, the horns actually shutting
off as he spoke and the drums doing 4
rub-a-dub-dub and a roll that sent nlIl
whirling and swirling about on the
sidewalk in a very ~ecstacy OF delight.
, 1905-05-06
POPULAR MINISTER cHoATE.
Dined by Remarkable Gathering of
Notables at London.

London, May 6.-Former Ambassa-
dor Choate leaves here today for New
York. The farewell dinner given at
the Mansion house last night in his
honor was the most remarkable gather
ing of notables eve assembled in the
historic residence. Mr.. Choate said
Certainly the browning hour
of my life was this farewell banquet"
, 1905-05-06
Ho6soN TO MARRY.
Hero of the, Merrimae Engaged to New
York Girl.

Birmingham, Ala, May 6.-The en-
gagement of Captain Richmond Pier
son Hobson to Grizelda Houston Hull
of Tuxedo Park. New York, has been
announced, the wedding to occur
May 20.
, 1905-05-06
Mr.. Bender Gets Testimonial.

Mr.. A. S. Bender, the %roundhouse
night chief clerk, has been transferred
10 a more lucrative position by day
light. He was presented with a testi-
monial of the esteem in which he is
held by the night men in the shape of
a useful piece of household furniture,
last night, at the ~roundhouse.
, 1905-05-06
DOCTORS ON THE TRAIL.
Marathon Race Interests the Physi'
clans and Others.

st. Louis, Mo-, May Fifteen con-
testants started this morning in the
twenty-five-mile Marathon running
race under the auspices of the Mis-
souri, Athletic club. The course is from
Freeburg, H., through Belleville, East
St. Louis, to the club house here. Each
starter is attended by a mounted COM
panion touring car, with physicians fol
lowing. The prizes are eight cups,
ranging in value from $25 to 5000.
, 1905-05-06
MILLIONS FOR THE
ROLLING MILL HERE
Laramie and there are many here who
believe it does SO mean.


Salt Lake, Utah, May at the
special meeting of stockholders of the
Union Pacific Railroad company, held
here yesterday, the proposition TO is
sue 100000 900 of preferred stock
was approved by the unanimous vote
of the holders of 657 ,761 shares of pre-
ferred stock and 1,l1S,027 shares OF
stock.
, 1905-05-06
BILL MUST SWING.
of Detective Schumacher
to Be Executed Monday.

Jefferson City, Mo, May 6.-The last
appeal to save Bill Rudolph, sentenced
to hang at Union, Mo, on Monday for
the murder of Detective Schumacher,
"a received by the governor today
and proved unayailing. 1t was a dia-
gram showing the relative positions of
Rudolph and Collins, his partner, dur
ing the shooting, throwing the respon-
sibility on the latter.
, 1905-05-06
RUSSIAN VlADlVOSTOk FLEET
RAIDS THE JAPANESE COAST,
CAUSING GENERAL CON-
STARVATION.
Believed to Be a Demonstration to
Force Togo to Come Away From
Rojestve nsky-kuropatkin Report
ed Recalled and His Place in the
Second Army Corps Given to Gen.
eral Searnhalff,

Toxic, May 6.-There is great eX-
been created in all northern Japan by
a raid made by Russian vessels from
V~ladivostok. 1t is supposed t. be a
Togo's fleet, watching and waiting for
Rojestvensky's fleet, to return home.
, 1905-05-06
LAD INJURED WHILE
PLAYING AT SCHOOL.

Jimmie Davis, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Davis, was thrown to
the ground while at play at the East
school yesterday. receiving a
slight injury about the head. He was
attended by a surgeon but was not
much the worse for the experience.
, 1905-05-06
BURLINGTON Conductor Killed.

James S. Neary, the Burlington con
ductor, was struck and Instantly kill
ed by passenger train No. 6, west Of
Sheridan. Neary was checking up his
which was approaching on another
track, and was Of his danger
until the engine was upon him. He
leaves a wife and two children here.
, 1905-05-06
VICTORY FOR PRoHIes.
The Search and Seizure Law Is Up
held by Supreme Court.

Topeka, Kas., May 6.-Kansas pro-
h%ibitionists gained a big victory in the
supreme court today. In the case Of
Durren, a Topeka jointist, the right of
a probate judge to grant or refuse
liquor permits was declared constitu-
tional. In the case of Lee, a Topeka
druggist and jointist, the search and
seizure law was upheld.
, 1905-05-06
PASTOR
Charged With Killing His Wife Over
a Year Ago.

New Albany, N. Y, May 6.-Rev.
Ulysses Sutherland, pastor of the
Christian church, has been indicted,
charged with numbering his wife, who
was found hanging at her home over a
year ago. The coroner at the time
rendered a verdict of suicide.
, 1905-05-06
DEMAND FOR
Thirty-five Thousand Wanted to Har,
vest Kansas Crops.

Topeka, Kas., May CT. b. Gerow,
director of the state free employment
bureau, thinks about 50, 900 hands will
be needed this year, the supply of
labor being scarce in the state. Gerow
believes it will be necessary to recruit
a large number from outside.
, 1905-05-06
TIE CAMP PHYSICIAN
DIES QUITE SUDDENLY.

DR.. H. H. Ellis Of Encampment, but
formerly Of this place. fell dead in
that city last Friday evening, says the
Saratoga Sun. DR.. Ellis had but re-
Gently come down from the tie camp Of
the Carbon Timber company. where
he had been employed ~ = physician.
He was = icted with diabetes. and
along in the evening complained Of a
swelling in his throat and an inability
to breathe. shortly after which he fell
over and expired. He was Z man Of
excellent medical knowledge and of
considerable ability.
, 1905-05-06
LOAD OF SUPPLIES FOR
MINING CAMP AT JE

l.. A. Hancock returned to his home
lot of household supplies for that
camp. He was here to attend to some
mining business m will return in a
few lays to attend a meeting of one
Of the companies in which he is in
terested.