davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-10
Notarios PdbIicos.

Los riguientes notarios pdblicos han
sido nombrados por el Gobernador
Otero: Eugenio Irrisarri, Albuquer-
que, Condado de Bernalillo; J. W.
Clay, Las Vegas, Condado de San Mi.
|guel; Juan Rey Baca, Belen, Condado
de Valencia; Abran Abeytia, Socorro,
Cendado de Socorro; T. Rouault, Jr.,
Las Cruces, Condado de Doffa Ana;
Henry F. Vincent, Dorsey, Condado
de Colfax.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-10
Tobillo Torcido, Nuca Tiesa. Dolor dc Es

Estas son tres dolencias comunes
para las cuales ell Balsamo de Cham
berlain para Dolor son especialmente
valuables. ST Sc aplica prontamente
le ahorrara Vd., tempo, dinero y
sufrimientos cuando sufra alguna de
estos males. Sc vende en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-10
Reunion de los comisionados de condado.

keunlOh ue los IOHISiOnduOS ue SOuuduu'
FL Cuerpo de Comisionados de Con
dado por el Condado de Santa Fe 50
reuni6 ell martes a las 10 de la mafiana
en- su oficina en- la casa de corte, dc
acuerdo con La ley, como cuerpo dc
amillaramiento. Presentes, ell Presi
dente Arthur Seligman, distrto No l,
Santa Fe; ;el Comisionado A. L. Kendall,
distrito No. 2, Cerrillos; el Comisiona'
do Jose Inez Roybal, distrito No. 3,
Pojoaque; el Escribano Marcos Castillo
| y 81 diputado alguacil.. Jose l.. Lopez.
Ell cuerpo procedio como cuerpo de
amillaramiento, segun requerido por
ley, y las cedulas de tasacion fueron
examinadas. como. sigue
En- ell Precinto No. /, Pojoaque, el
retorno de tasacion de Francisco Ro-
nero fue aumentado de $50 a $130.
Ell retorno de la Sra. Maria Inez
Roybal fue aumentado de $166 a $3.50.
Retorno de Encarnacion Romero,
aumentado de $3.50 a 5000.
Retorno de Cosme Roybal, aumen-
tado de $145 q 5000.
Retorno de la Sra. Petra L. de Bou.
quet, aumentado de 1896 a 965.
La peticion de Jose Dominguez Gar
cia Dor exencion de 5000 no fue conce-
dida.
La peticion de Gorgonio Salazar por
exencion de $125 no tus concedida.
En- ell Precinto No. 2, Tesuque, re-
torno de Manuel Roybal fue aumenta-
do de 800 q $135.
Retofno de Alfonso Dockweiler, au-
mentado de 5000 a 81, 900.
Ell cuerpo reporta una ganancia en- Ia
valuacion de amiliaramiento de estos
dos precintos de 81, 900 sobre la valua-
cion por 1904.
Los retornos de tasacion por ell Pre-
cinto No. 5, Aqua Fria, fueron toma.
dos, examinados y aprobados con las
siguientes excepciones: Ell retorno de
Maria Alvina Gallegos de Romero fue
aumentado de SIS a $125.
En- ell Precinto No. z, Cerrillos, Louis
fue amillarado en- $25; F. Palmer, $50
y J. Bergalio, 500. Los siguientes
retornos fueron aumentados: j. r.
Custner de 5000 a $400; Louis Dares
de $25 a $75; Antonio de Dominguez de
$500 a $4OO; G. B. de Lallo de 5000 a
81, 900; Esinger y Judell de $500 $400;
Mary J. Hammond de 1926 $3.50; Ross
E. Griffith de 1904 a $1,000; Mary j.
Hampton de 5000 q $40O; Meyer Fred
man de $500 a $3.50; J. P. McNulty de
$500 a$800; G. Richard de 5000 q $500.
Los rotornos de tasacion por ell Pre-
cinto No. 5, Galisteo, fueron tomados
examinados y aprobados con los 81.
guientes excepciones: La Compaflia
de Combus tibie y Hero de Nuevo
Mexico fue amillarada en- $3.50, y los
siguientes retornos aumentados: N.
S. Laughlin de $4,000 a $4,000; Jose
A. Anaya de 81, ,149 a $3.50.
En- ell Precinto No. 8, San Ildefonso,
]. E. Gomez fue amillarado en- $50; y
los siguientes retornos aumentados:
E. Gomez de $3.50 a $3.50; J. G. Monta-
va de $15 a 1925; P. Gallegos de $190 q
$298; N. Gonzales de $65 a $3.50; N.
Gonzales y Roybal de $84 a 1854; M.
Lujan de 800 a $3.50; J. Lujan de $50 q
$3.50; S. Quintana de $86 q $135.
A todas las personas que Sc les con-
cedi6 exencion por el ASSESSOR fueron re-.
queridas a pagar tasaciones en- la can.
tidad exentuada.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-10

Osteopatia es un sistema complete
de curar y con exito trata todas enfer-
medades, agudas y cronicas, sin dro-
gas 8 medicinas. La practica es por
ley y es digna de hacer hn experiment
to. Ell DR.. Wheelon, el sobador, Sc
halla en- la Avenida de Palacio 103, y
proporcionara literaturaa cualquiera
que este interesado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
ATTORNEY HALL
INDICTED
FORMER UNITED STATES DIS.
TRIcT ATTORNEY CHARGED
WITH FRAUD

PORTLAND. Feb. John u.
Hsii who vas recently removed b.
FF,Hldeut Roosevelt from The office
Uf Enited States district attorney
waa Indicted BY the federal grand
investigating the land frauds
ea here.
Indictments we're returned
Gaze came "a a climax To the long
dfa sn-out Investigation % the
Butte Creek Land. isumber a Live
siock company. aud the other added
more charges against Henry Mel
tfuu and hts associates.
The Butte Creek company iudiet=
rrrrl alleges a conspiracy In relas
tiau 10 government lands iu Wheel
ef county. The men named as do
fsndants In thn Indictment are
WiuIoek ". stsiwer. Hamilton r..
Hendricks. Clarence u Zaehary
AdeIbert G. Zachary. Char - A.
Watson. Clyde T. Glass. Congress
nan BinEer Hermann. former uHit-
n,l States District Attorney John u.
o. Edvin Mays. FRANKLIN y.
Nays. CLARK +. LOOMS and Edward
l stratford.
The defendants named In the sec
1I Indictment are Henry Mel
am. George =. Wagz1ucr. Davis
SIS Klnnaird. benjamin + NINTH.
E5sfave klastsch. George SursuHun.
Tfv stipp and Frank II Duncan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
MES IT

President Jacob Furth. Of the 9e-
aftla Tacoma Electric railroad. this
morning denied the report that tho
raud would extend the line from Tn
coma 10 Portland by way ef 9lYm-
pa. There have been reports cir
ruiutrI about the northwest for
Hamr time TINT the company was
intending Go build through to Port
land IN order To- participate Ia the
rHHh Of travel during the latter part
Of the fair. but ST lufth positively
denies that there iH amy foundation
for the uwor
Whatever plans the company muy
have FOR future rEtruHions have not
been go shaped az 90 be given out uH
yet While the road Il la admitted
would be paying Investment from
~. day Il should be built. the com
rauy r. not ready as yet 10 make
any further projections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
TAFT WILL
RESIGN

The cleaning out Of the force I'M
der Corporation Counsel Gillian IL
To be completed as soon as Gillian.
the present head OF the office.
leaves. ON top 81 the news that both
William Paumerioe. now one OF on
Hams assistants. Is 20 go out with
him. comes the announcement this
afternoon that Hugh 4. TAFT. who
has been considered one OF the most
capable men IN the department. Is
also TO resign. TAFT Is out Of the
city and "A statement from him can
not DO procured. but his associates
state that he viii take a more lucra-
tive position.
II viii therefore become the pleas
ant duty OF Scott Calhoun 20 ap-
point three assistants when he be-
comes head OF the department.
Elmer Todd will be one. and II Il
possible that oliver Thorgrimson
VIII be another. but the name Of the
third appolntee has not yet been
mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
MUS I
HANG
WILLIAM WHITE FOUND GUILTY FIRST DEGREE MUIR.
DER or MATTHEW muRPHY-JuRY RETURNED VERDICT IN
TWO HOURS AND FORTY MINUTES

II took the Jury IN the case VI
KID White. charged with the muir
der Of Matthew Murphy just two
hours and 90 minutes Co bring iu u
verdict OF guilty in thr fret degree.
IL now remains with Judge GHfdn.
before whom the case Was tried. TO
Huy whether white shall SO 10 the
atartold OF spend the remainder OF
his life behind prison wallis
The prisoner stan nippaut and
uueuuovruod. sat aefcuely at his
place BY the table when tho Jury
filed IN and announced ttH readiness
60 report a verdict Nuf ala be
trswblr. ear show amy aiEn ~ emo
zion when the verdict n guilty On
the first degree waH read b. tho
foreman. Hut when the iailar took
out pair ~ hHudsufn md ud-
Nanced toward White. his earrisaa
smile became fixed he turned pale.
and for a moment he seemed 60 fully
realize that bis neck NHs within tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
CHURCHES

E.rst Presbyterian Church Rev.
g 4 Matthew. pastor. Services at
81 Grand opera house a. n 4. m
aa4 s D. m. Morning subject. Bap-
. by the Holy sCpirif. evening
aasct. Is Sin Profitable sun
#rs ch0ol wlll be held Ia The base
.aat Of the First Presbyterian
#Laleh at 3. IS a m
sVeatminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. ]. NJ. Wilson. pastor. Sub
Ie#fs. As They Went They Were
naed" and Jesus Love 20 the
F@aifent Thief"
North Baptist Chureh-Corner Of
ralrd avenue and Cedar Rev Geo.
Robert Cairns. pastor. subIects. II
a an. The Best Investment Of n
Life TO .. m. Assurance Sun
daT school. . G. a. m p. Y. =. u.
g Is o. m. Mission Sunday school.
Queen Anne hill. 3s3o o. m.
First Unitarinn-Se Seventh near
pike street Rev. ". y 5imonds,
minister. Services at II a. m. and
s p. m. Morning sermon, God as
Universal Life" evening lecture.
Lincoln and the Men Who Saved
the Nation" with an Introductory
address by Judge J W Langley
upon Personal Reeollections Of
Abraham Lincoln" Public cordial
y invited.
Hazel Mission. 52t sixth avenue
south Evangelist Burns viii preach
Al $50 D. m. Rev. -. y. MeQuilty
viii preach at 7:3O .. m.
Tabernacle Baptist Rev. John
Marvin. Morning worship NJ II
o'clock. theme. The Call ~ tho
Shrinking Globe . Evening evan
ReIism at 80 O'Clock. followed by a
hauedictory service Theme. The
Coming King Bible School NJ
Z. 20 a. IN. Young Peoples service
m 8 30 ?. m.
First Baptist Church-Fourth av-
enua near James street Rev Frank
Arthur Heath. pastor. Services. II
n m. and 7.3O y. m. Bible school.
y 90 D. m. =. Y. ?. T.. $50 .. n.
Morning subject. Iron BlOoded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

Men evening subject The Choice
OF a Life
Trinity Parish Church Eighth
and James Pastor. Rev II II
Gowen. Services al : 30 a IN. IL
a "a. and : 30 p. N. Morning sub
jet The Fadiag Leaf. evening
subject. sf.eaaons From the Font
The Christian Catholic Apostolic
Church In Zlnn-2ti8 First avenue
Rev A Ernst. elder IN charge aerv-
fees ~ 50 and las p n. After
aeon subject. The Power Of the
Word - God BY Rev Charles A
Hop. % Portland. ore evening
suhiect. The Power 81 the AtnninE
Blood-Ieaus. the Christ
Fremont Swedish " Z. Church
Rev John Avail. pastor Services
AZ 1915 a m. and p m sunday
school ~ q 6 a M EpwoYth league
nests AZ : - p N. All welcome
swedish preaching IN Ballard 81
r. church tumorr0w AZ p. IN. All
welcome
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church Corner First avenue north
and Mercer Rev fes A. Johnson.
Of sunuyaide Wash. viii preach AZ
II a m. the pastor at ~ 30 .. N. /.
Sunday school. 81 s a m. Epwprth
league. sD p m.
Wesley ~ v south Sc
attic Henry Ward. pastor Services
morning and evening At II a m
and Z - q n Morning sermon By
Rev " = Harrington. evening ser
mon ~ pastor. subject, Abraham
Linonln."
Zlou'a Luthoran-Cofner First av-
snue and State street. Ballard Rev
~ a Chrtstenaen. pastor Services
~ II a m. and 5 ,. m; Sunday
school NJ TO a. m.
4 81 r. Zion Churrh-TWeuty-
eighth and Madison streets. Rev.
a ] Woodward. pastor Services.
II a m. and T:30 p. m. Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening
a. 7.30
Lane street Presbyterian Church
Lane street. between Ninth av-
enue south and Tenth avenue south.
Rev. p l. Forbes u. p. pastor.
Morning service at II O'Clock. sub
Jet Hold Past evening service
At 7.30 O'Clock. subject. a Sad In
quiry."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

hnnEmHn'n moose.
ttr quickly recovered. however.
and remarked that it WIS not ail
over Yot. AZ an appeal would be
taken.
While tho courtroom has been
packed each day ~ the trial with
crowds, among which women Wrfe
generously distributed. and although
the prisoner Was extremely youthful
Ia appearance. he seemed 90 have
elected little sympathy. perhaps be-
cause hla bearing has had IN lt 50
little Of shame. humiliation or real
feeling Of any kind He has been
flppant O. a Hiliy degree and a
b1aster aud braEaart Whenever he
could secure nn audience.
Judge Griffin win pass sentence
within the next three days THE
trial ~ Hudebrunt. whites pal"
now held Ga the county jan. vii
begin ia Judge Grifnn.s court next
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
SAVED HER
HUSBAND
AUSTRIAN PRINCESS SHOT AN
ENRAoEp MOOSE IN ALASKA
MtLD8

That the Princess Coiereda-M Mans
feldt b. woman Possessed Of rare
pluck aud COURAGEOUS daring l8
evinecd by The manner In which she
saved the life OF her husband the
Prince Coloreda AaHHfrldt. while the
couple were hunting during the past
slK months among the wIlds of
Alaska The prince and princess
arrived IN the city on the steamer
jefferson early this morning The
couple are Auatriana by birth and
are enthusiastic advocates Of the
strenuous life.
For the purpose OF testing the
hunting grounds afforded by the
Alaskan territories they ct out OF
their quest FOR big game six months
ago. IL was while seeking the So
ciety Of moose In the caribou fc-
gion that the nerve Of the plucky
princess was put 10 the test.
During the latter part Of Sovem-
Der the couple. accompanied by an
Indian guide and camping outfit.
loft Caribou aud struck into the
mountains
For two weeks the prince and
princess sought In vain for the
wary moose. and just as they were
about 10 give up the incident hap
pensd which nearly resulted IN the
loss Of the princes Hfc. and which
afforded the opportunity of bag
gins" moose. Doth the prince and
princess we're travelling through the
thick woods. when a crashing sound
saa heard In the underbr1ah some
distance away In order that he
might gain a better yiew the prince
walked some distance up the trunk
0f fallen tree. As be reaehe a
point about 10 feet from the the
ground a huge moose. going at full
speed. dashed into Yies. Like a
flash the prince raised his rife and
fired. The action caused the moose
"a come 20 a dead stop The bullet
from the rife. however. merely
wounded the animal. while Al the
same time the prince losing his
toothold. fell 10 the ground.
The noblemRn was momentArily
stunned after striking the earth and
the moose. Infatuated by the stinE
Of the bullet. charged his assallant.
The princess vas standing just be
low the tree from which her hu.
band had fallen AZ the huge ami
NAL bore down on her helpless hua-
hand. the princess. with the utmost
GOODNESS. raised her rifle and fired
point blank 81 the enraFed animal
The bullet struck the beast in the
LEFT eye. entering the brain and kill
Ing Il Instantly.
When asked II she was not afraid
st the time. the princess replied
Well. didn't have hardly
time enough 20 be afraid. Just
mechanically raised my rifle aud
fired
They also spent considerable time
In hunting around Dawson. BE
sides moose. hear and other nkina.
one Of the most beautiful silver gray
foH skins ever brought out OF AIaa-
ka was secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
TROUBLE
Is OVER

The difficulty between the
trustees 81 the First Presbyterian
church and THE board OF public
works over the repair 90 the church.
ueecsaitaied ~ the recent IRE. has
been patched up and permit Vas
granted FOR the repair The only
atipulatio 70 the permit in that
recent ordinance. passed by the
council. provides Tor change Ia the
grade 81 the street where the
church Il located
This provision n rather vague. bat
Il IL implied to mean that the city
viii be responsible In damages only
20 the amount Of the Injury to tho
church according TO the value at the
time the permit was granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
my srripp, News Assn,

NEW BRIGHTON. Pa. Feb. IL
A big bahalcd on which II men and
boys we're eoaHiinH down a steep
hlli near here Nnn demolished by a
fash freight train last Night
One man and two BOYS were killed
outright. two boys are dying from
Injuries received "a the accident aud
three others we're hurt Eight OF
the coasters bad an almost mirac-
ulaua escape from death OF serious
injury.
The big bobalcd with It's load Of
msfrymaksrs dashed onto the track
iuEt In froat % a rapidly approach
Ink train.
Tho engine caught the sled full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
Statehood Bill
Blocked

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. IL
At a conference Of the house re-
publican leaders yesterday II was
decided 10 refuse % concur with the
senate's amendments. The house
viii insist on the senato's accept
ance of tho original house bin pro-
viding for tho admission of Arizona
and New Mexico as one state, as
we'll as the admission OF Oklahoma
and Indian territories as the state
OF Oklahoma.
President Roosevelt has also
taken a hand. lie has announced
that he viii sign tho senate bill. but
not the house measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
NEW YORK sToCKc
-

hlgh. Low tioSe.
Atchison. So -. IS Is. SIS 1-2.
Anal. Copper. AIS. 20 "a. "a Is.
r. & O. loo SIS. LOG Ia. LOG SIS.
n. r. T, 81 Sd, G. II. 81 IS.
Can. Pae.. i34 "a. 1874 Is. 1874 IS.
Erie com. 43 rs. 80 SIS. g 3-s.
I'll. Cent, l5T is. 15T i-2. 157 rs.
Manhattan. ia rs. ia Ia. ia "a.
Metrop.. 122 IS. l22. 122 Id
Mo Pac.. l07. LOG 81, f06 rs.
l.. & y, 137 81. l37 f-2. l37 l-2.
Peoples Gas. los rs. los i-2, los IL
Penn, 40 lie. 40, 40 is.
Reading. 95 "a. "a rs. 95i2.
II. I. com, 80. "a IS. q ga.
So. Pac.. sc "a, &c l-2, sc "a.
st. Paul. l76 IL. It's SIS. 175 "a.
Sugar. lt&1-2. 1872 IA.
Union Pac.. i22 5-s. 122. 100 Is.
u. S. S. com. s., 81 liz. 81 SIS.
L. s. S. pfd.. IS. % IA, % 12.
Wheat-Liverpool, closed IA
higher than yesterdays close.
Car acknowledgements. none;
Duluth. %; Chicago. 9.
There was very little doing in the
wheat market today. the extreme
range being one-half cent. The mar
ket opened at l16 "a to lie SIS to
116 "a and sold down 10 lie i-2, at
which price buying orders we're in
evidence which carried the prices 10
III. closing at i16 rs.
Price of May wheat in the pit is
not helping the cash market in the
least: IL is the latter that has con-
stantly 70 drag the other up. The
situation. as we see IL, will permit
of the purchase OF May wheat on all
weak places. There will be no ses-
sion OF the Chicago Board OF Trade
or New York Stock Exchange on
Monday, February Is. Lineoln's
birthday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

Al o'clock this afternoon a com
mlttre Of haIbor and hafbor i'm
pruFrmeuts met a. the Chamber Of
Commerce. The main subject 10 be
discussed Was the building Of the
Lake Washington canal
The real estate men Of this city
held their regular monthly meeting
at the Chamber Of Commerce this
afternoon. As usual the subject Of
lettering the city b. widening and
grading streets will be brought up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
COASTERS KILLED
IN A COLLISION
BIB sosslso DEMOLISHED ANoIrs OCCUPANTS HURLED TO
SIDE OF TRACK AND GROUND TO DEATH BENEATH ENGINE


on the pilot hurled It's occupants on
both sides - the track and damol-
inhcd the sled.
Tho coasters aaw their danger
several moments before the accident
occurred. bat the sled vas moving
80 rapidly and with such momen-
tum that Il was imposul de 20 stop
H. Several boys saved themselves
by falling off into tho snow.
Tho dead
r. ~ NDANIEL
CHARLES FARROW.
MART SA .IERs.
Tho dying:
Marveu Uuey
Robert Farrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
Just a Pair of Empty Boots
In the Little Siberian Home

silence, peoplcd with the ghosts Of
"a loving Woman'a fancy, only a
great loueliuoasH when the Htrag
glerH from the front bring back
word Of the shot that made her a
widow.
The Russians Rachel works hard
for her orphans. spends little time
In weeping for the children that are
not. but the heart beneath her
shawl h as heavy ma err was that
u Jewish mother under her gabar-
dine.
DOUGLAS STORY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
THEA TER
ABLAZE
THE CASINO IN NEW YORK IS
BuRHlHG-THEATRlcAL COM
PANY HAD MARROW ESCAPE
my Baripps News ASSN

EEW YORK. Feb. While
Lillian HuHaslrH Lady Trtzle" com
pHny was rehearHlHg at the Casino
iHaIffr. on HfuHduuy and Thirty
ninth street this afternoon. fire
broke cut IN the auditorium. The
blaze Boon filled the whole house. n
e. believed that the the8ter o.
doomed Several members Of the
company were obliged 10 jump from
the windows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
RI Al
ZIG SIX STORY STRUCTURE
AND SEVERAL ADJOINING
BUILDINGS DESTROYED BY
FIRE

0ny Ecripps News AHsn1
CHICAGO. Feb. if.--Flrc early
this morning destroyed the big six
story building OF the Central Flee
trio company and several smaller
adjoining buildings on Fifth ave
nue.. 10
The following firms suffered loss
On. Singer Sewing Machine com
pany: 4. Stein. manufacturer OF
guitars. the Gage Downs company.
manufacturer Of eorsstH: John OIL
liver. engraver. and the Cuyne Over
all company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

The Theasophical Society. Seattle
I.odge-t1is Third avenue. Sunday.
3 D. m. lecture on "Tneosophy" by
DR.. Scott. OF Tacoma
Queen City Theosophical Society
in America Pioneer block. A. o. L.
W. hall Sunday study class. 7 p.
m. The Secret Doctrine" Lecture
By Mrs. Jennie s. Clark. p. m.
subject. Knowledge Versus Opinion
and Belief"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
SWANSON STILL
UNCONSCIOUS

John Swanson. tho victim OF n
brawI In the Alkl saloon yesterday
morning. Is still IN an unconscious
condition at the Wayslde Emergency
hospital. Axel Anderson. the man
who struck him. was arrested and
is being held by the police pending
the result OF Swanson's Injuries.
w. u. Browning. whose scalp Was
severely cut on the base OF n weight
punching machine In the Forum ga
loon about the same time yesterday
morning. IS on the road to recovery.
William McAllister. with whom he
was wrestling at the time he fell.
has been arrested on a charge OF as
aault and battery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
s.sy ARE Al THAT is LEFT TO or THE RUSSIAN
SOLDIER WHO DIED. so FAR AS ms HOME is CONCERNED.
The DAY HE WENT AWAY WITH THE TROOPS

the dav. and lazy garrison duty.
Quick scurryinga ont 60 battle and
rapid ruuhingH back again. 10 ro-
lieYe the memory of the cnmrude
buried yesterday. Up here on the
siberian farm there L. only a great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
The MARKETS

The markets are now at a dead
Htandstill The cold weather has
brought everything 20 a stop and Il
Will be several days before things
will be in shape. The commission
men are suffering from the lack Of
potatoes aud from now on they will
be well supplied from the southern
states Eleven car loads Of Colorado
spuds arrived here this morning and
u car loads will be here in a few
days. These potatoes are going az
the regular Yakima prices. S24 and
IS.
These will either swamp the mar
ket and make the prices 10 lower or
the North Yakima potato dealers.
who have been holding for such
enormous prices. will have 50 many
spuus on their hands they viii not
be able 70 get rid OF them. II was
predicted by several dealers. when
they we're paying such high prices
for potatoes. that before they got
through with the market. growers
would wish they had sold at mod
crate prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
Burglars Get
$4,000
BLOW SAFE IN MONTREAL
JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT
AND TAKE DIAMONDS

rE my scriDpa News Ans'n1
3 5 MONTREAL. Quebec. Feb. IL
Burglars early this morning blew
the safe IN the office Of Ives & La
Wales. jewelers.. and secured $4,000
In diamonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

Sacred Heart Church--Rsv Geo 4
Hnd. At 6 n. M. and : A. m. low
mass. I'D , N. veHpsra. sermon aud
hsusdtetfan
Church 81 the Immaculate Conerp-
tion-Hsw 4. sweers At I'D and 81
a. m. low mass. 10 % a. m. high mass
snd sermon. 30 .. m. rosary ana
-sned' sti8n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
CHINESE LOAN rs
0KERSUBSCRiBED
Dy scripps News Assn

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE lists OF
tho new Chinese loan OF $4,000. 600
were opened this morning here. The
HonRkonF and Shanghai loans are
several times over subscribed