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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. James B. Head will give up her home on Tenth avenue and will build a new home on Sycamore street.
 Mrs. Charles stickney and children have returned from North Carolina.
 Dr. Samuel F. Nabers, who has recently had typhoid fever, is now spending some time in North Carolina.
 Miss Mary Anderson arrived yesterday from the Anderson country place at Val ley Head, and is spending few days with Miss Helen Van Hoose.
 Mrs. Leila soper has returned from White Sulphur Springs. Ala.
 Several delightful dinner parties will be given this evening at the Country club. Miss Rebie Rose of Meridian, Miss, is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Boggan.
 Miss Alice vigo has returned from New York.
 Miss Ella Pack has returned from South Alabama.
 MT. and Mrs W. M Walker have re- turned and are the guests of Mrs. Walk CTS parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward N. Cullom, where they will remain until their new home in Waverly Place is completed in November.
 Miss Hattie Chapman and little Miss Catherine Chapman, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. J. LeVert, left Friday for Birmingham. After brief stay with relatives Miss Chapman will return to California, says the Marion Standard. Mir and Mrs. E. L. Martin have named their little daughter Eula Clifford.
 Mrs. A. B. vandergrift has returned from Tuskegee.
 Miss Willie vandergrift has returned from Memphis. where she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Smith. Miss Vandergrift and Mrs. Smith have recently returned from a trip to Canada. MT. Mary Dabney will return today from Sewanee.
 Miss Carrie Lurrentine and nephew, Master Horace Polk. are in Marion.
 MT. and Mrs. Hammond Brown have returned from Marion.
 Miss Bessie Merritt left Thursday for Macon to attend the Wesleyan college.
 
 Miss Jamie Head will leave today foi Greensboro to visit her sister. Mrs. Jack Christian.
 Mrs. F. S. Jobson sud son will return soon from a trip to the Great Lakes and Canada.
 Miss Clarice Watkins left last night for Lynchburg, Va, where she goes to enter the Randolph-M Macon college.
 Prof. l.. M. Sears of the Chicago univer- sity has arrived to commence his work as instructor in the Birmingham Clas- sical school.
 Miss Jennie Bridges has returned from a visit to North Carolina.
 Miss Lucy Dwyer arrived in Birming- ham yesterday to be the guest of friends.
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

The local real estate market yesterday was not quite up to it's usual standard. The number of transactions filed in the probate court was smaller, and most of them for small amounts. The prices con tinue firm, however, and the building circles show no change in their condi- tion.
 'The local real estate market at the present is In better condition than I have ever seen 1t and the outlook for the coming twelve months is very favor able., said J. H. Heineke of the J. H. Heineke Real Estate and Insurance com pany.
 .The prices are in a very firm condi- ton and in all probability they will ad- vance as the activity of the market in creases. The demand for residence prop erty at the present is very good and a number of transactions are being made daily In the business portion of the city real estate is not very active on account of the shortage of the supply. There Is very little centrally located property placed on the market and when property of this grade is offered an ex- ceedingly high proce is demanded.
 Tn the past two months the advance in the prices on local real estate has been steady. Taken as whole prices have advanced more in the past year than ever before in the same length of time"
 The following transactions in local real estate were filed in the probate court yesterday
 Flora Thompson to Herman Alber, 50 feet on west side of Twentyfourth street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues; consideration. s4500.
 w. F. Shell to H. D. Smith, lot 17, block 56; consideration, s7500
 Mrs. Lucretia c. Wilson to J. w. Cald- well, lot 25. block 26; consideration, $500.
 Birmingham Realty company to Will liam L. Agee, lots and 4, block 64l; con- sideration, $1S00.
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FOR REMT-SOUTHSIDE.

18th ave-, bet 14th and 18th sts., broom cottage; good repair; $15. 18th ave, bet 14th and 18th sts., 5-room cottage good repair; $25. Montgomery st., bet. 11th and 12th ayes, six rooms; furnished; $35. Montgomery st., Richmond Place; 2 rooms; furnace heat; furnished; s45. Fist st., bet. 10th and 11th aves., one block from Five Points; rooms; good repair; $45.
 South 18th st., bet. 10th and 11th ayes; 8 rooms; modern: furnace heat: s45. 11th ave, bet 20th and Fist st; room cottage; s35. 11th ave-, bet. 10th and 18th sts.; rooms {; s37.50.
 Juniper ave-, bet. 2eth and 3Oth sts.; 8
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welI-known Newspaper Man Hurt.

Charlotte, N. C.. September 15.-Mr Charles McNeill, who was seriously in jured in the automobile accident near Royalston, Mass, this afternoon, is a special staff correspondent of the Char lotte Observer and one of the best known writers and poets in the south He was accompanying Governor Glenn on tour of the New England states in the interest of the paper. His home is in Scotland county.
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FOR RENTING connecting rooms; suit
 able for light housekeeping. Apply I'll N 18th street 9-14-3t
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Little Fever in Mexico.

Mexico City, September 15.-Fhe su- perior board of health has news that the last yellow fever patient in Vera Cruz has been pronounced well ana discharged. There are about two other cases in the republic. one at Coatza- coalcas and the other at Tezonapa.
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FOR RENT-Three or six very desirable rooms for housekeeping; moderate rent al; good neighborhood. 742 N. Fist st.
 O. 1G-ot
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THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

seemed filled with enthusiasm over the bright prospects for the years work Miss Compton and Hiss Morton have made great success of the seminary, and they have many friends through the south who will be pleased to hear or their improvement each year.
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TO LEASE-Go coal mine in Ala
 bama 10 cents ton royalty. Equipped to 100 tons per day capacity. Address Box 273, Atlanta. s-l4-St
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TEMPLE KINDERGARTEN.

The Temple Kindergarten will open Monday. and Miss Carrie Ullman ana Miss Ida Gelders will be the teachers lh charge The school is supported by rem pie Emanuel and children are admitted free
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FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE.

9th ave-. bet. Fist and 22d sts., 12 rooms;
 s75.
 18th st., bet. 7th and sth ayes. 12 rooms;
 S75.
 Allen st., near 18th ave, rooms; modern house; $30.
 Four broom flats on 9th ave, bet. 22d and 23d sts.; modern and desirable; $30. ' rooms and bath; Fourth avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty-ffth sts. {;
 $40
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PERSONAL.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT. FOR RENT-One floor of four rooms, re- ception hall and bath, or entire house. 2404 4th avenue. 9-15-3t
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FOR RENT.

 No. 171s N. 7th avenue; 1O-rooms. bath. etc. $50. No. 1429 N Sth avenue S-rooms. new and up to date, $40. No 15O1 N sth avenue. s-rooms, 80. No l20S 12th street, 6-rooms, bath, etc., $25. Nc T2O N. 18th streeet, S-rooms, bath, etc.. $50. No. 61s N. 18th street. 1O-rooms, bath, etc.. $55. No. 7SO 2srd street. 6-rooms, s22. 50. No 1T N. 7th avenue, 3-rooms. sl0. No. S14 s. 18th street, s-rooms. bath, etc.. $40. No. S16 S. 18th street, S-rooms, bath. etc., $40. No 904 S. 14th street, 7-rooms, bath, etc.. $30 No. 92O S. 18th street, 1O-rooms, bath, etc., $45 No. 9O1 Wheeless street, Groom cottage, $50.
 j. b. cRosTHWAIT, Phones 172. 2105 2nd Ave.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

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FOR RENT OCTOBER 1

FOR RENT OCTOBER 1. rooms, 1221 N 18th st. modern.> 6 rooms, TIT N. 9th ave-; bath. 6 rooms, TT N. 23rd st.; free heat rooms, 1217 N. 18th st; modern. 5 rooms, TIP N 23rd st; cottage. rooms, 1205 N. 18th st.; modern. rooms 2500 4th ave-; cottage. s rooms, 1s05 S. 18th st.: modern. rooms, 1200 3rd ave. 5 rooms 1121 N. 21st st; gas, bath 5 rooms 1123 N 2lst st; modern. 5 rooms 1903 Sth ave, N; bath. 5 rooms 920 N. 24th st.; bath Three rooms each: 3rd ave. bet. &9 st. s rooms, 101S St. Charles st; fee. heat. 6 rooms 514 N. % st.; modern. s rooms, 1929 N Sth ave; new, modern. s rooms, 1709 7th ave, N; modern. 10 rooms, 715 18th st., N; modern. I rooms, 725 S. 30th st.; modern. ' rooms, 2915 Ave H; modern. rooms, 3017 Ave. H; new, modern. ' rooms, 2100 Ave. H. modern. I rooms 2102 Ave. H. new, modern. 10 rooms, 1OoS 14th st., s.; furnished.
 MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT.
 Phones 46. 220 North Fist St.
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Professor Mcconnell. Dancing school at 2O211a First avenue. Saturday afternoon class to 5; night. to g. Matinee dance 5 to 6. Gents 25c: ladies and children 19c.
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DOLL SALE.

St. Agnes Guild, of the Church of the Advent, will have its usual doll sale in December. The ladies are ready to take orders for dolls
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rooms and servants house: s45 10th ave, bet. 17th and 18th sts.; rooms; furnace heat; s42.50. 18th st., bet. 7th and Sth aves.; $40 18th st., bet 7th and Sth ayes; 1S rooms $60.
 18th st, bet. 11th and 12th aves., rooms; modern; in good repair; $40
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16

DWELLINGS FOR RENT-Southside 212O Highland ave, rooms, modern, $50. 1887 Waueoma Ave-, rooms, strictly mod ern, $55. 1925 11th ave, rooms, modern, $32 1897 Ave. B. ' rooms, modern. sS0. col 23d st., rooms, modern, S22. 50. SO7 23d st, 5 rooms s15.
 NORTHSIDE. 152S N. 20th st., 5 rooms and bath, $20. 1912 18th ave, rooms, s15. 1916 18th ave. rooms, $15. North Haven. rooms, s10.
 WOODLAWN. 231 50th st., rooms, $15. 225 50th st., 5 rooms, $11. 90.
 STORES AND ROOMS-Northside 1919 4th ave, store room, $75. 1919Da 4th ave, n-rooms. S35. 2117 2d ave, F rooms, $40.
 A. R. DEARBORN G CO.,, Both phones 11o2. 1921 1st. Avenue.
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FARMS close to Birmingham at bar gain; valuable timber on some; right at railroads; acreage close to city linn its cheap. $50 cash and Sl5 month will buy you home built to order. J. P. Long, Bell phone, 2762, Copeland Station East Birmingham Houses and lots at East Lake, Woodlawn, Kingston and East Birmingham and elsewhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, September Il, 1905.-No- tice is hereby given that the Secretary of Agriculture has under authority con- ferred by law, issued an amendment, described as amendment No. l, to Rule ?, to prevent the spread of scabies in cattle This amendment withdraws from quarantine the following area: The states of Washington and Oregon; all that part of the state of Kansas ly- ing east of the western boundary lines of the counties of Smith: Osborne. Rus sell Barton, Stafford, Pratt and Bar Der: all that part of the state of Col orado lying west of the summit of the Medicine Bow range of mountains in Larimer county, the west line of Bould- CT. Gilpin, Jefferson. Teller Custer, Hu- erfano and Las Animas counties; and also that part of Colorado lying west of the Ninth Guide Meridian. west, in Fremont county; the counties of Big Horn, Fremont, Sweetwater. and Uinta in the state of Wyoming; all that part of the state of Texas lying east of the tooth meridian of longitude west of Greenwich and north of the -yth paral- Tel of north latitude: the counties of San Juan, Rio Arriba. Taos, Mckinley, Bernalillo. Santa Fe, Valencia, Socorro Lincoln. Grant, Sierra, Luna. Donna Ana, and OterO Tn the terrsOry or New Mexico, and all of the territory of Okla homa except the counties of Woodward and Beaver The quarantine placed by Rule 2 upon the above described terri tory shall cease to be effective on and after September 15. 1905. on and after which date this amendment shall be- come and be effective until otherwise ordered Notice is also given that the Secretary of Agriculture has issued an amendment. described as amendment No. 1, to the regulations of the Secre- tary of Agriculture covering the inspec- ton, disinfection. certification, treatment handling and method and manner of delivery and shipment of live stock. which is the subject of interstate com merce This amendment modifies regula- tons 10, 19 20, 21, % and 24. Copies of the amendment to Rule and copies of the amendment to the regulations may be obtained from the Chief of the Btu reau of Animal Industry. whose address is Washington. D. c. w. M Hay. Act Ing Secretary of Agriculture.
 s-16-16-1s-fs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Get your moving signs painted at 2211s North 20th street. Cheapest in the city. a-e-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16

Some men will lunch about town today, but the man who's wise will have lunch a la "Peerless.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16
ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RATES-One cent word day; no ad. taken for less than 25 cents TOT frs, insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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FOR SALE.

1908 Tuscaloosa avenue, West End; AZ half block from car modern cottage; " five rooms and reception hall nicely papered; cabinet mantels; electric lights; city water; wall under house; stone steps: large lot big shade trees. ser
 wants house on alley. Price 5000, will make terms to satisfy purchaser. G. F Cramton. 9-16-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16

S4. S4.5o0-MODERN. stylish, S-room, 2-story home; very desirably located on North Highlands; terms easy B. F.. Eborn, SO1-2 Title Guarantee Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. 5k acres on pike 31a miles of city, about 1000 it. from electric car line, under good fence; nice lot of water oak and elm shade trees; will make splendid coun- try residence site
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16

T September IS I will move to my
 ~ new office. S0S 21st street, opposite court house. G. F. Cramton. Real Es- tate and Rental Agent. Bell phone 31. Peoples 5s4 S-31-30t
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715 South 29th street. Highland ave- ,Ar/ nue car; Edgewood station; 7-room w modern home; furnace; lot 5Ox2oo. See it. G. F. Cramton. 9-16-2t
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STRAYED-One bay mare, about 12 years old; swayback; knot on inside of right hind leg; little lame in right fore
 leg; liberal reward will be paid for her delivery at Brockman's meat market In wvlam. Fl. H. Haisten. S-14-3t
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FOR RENT

IT 1907 Sth avenue; 10-room residence, with servants house. Store 172S 4th ave-; $20. Store 404 N. 18th st. s20.
 L. G. PETTYJoHN, Phones 465 and 1101. 1s261z 3d Ave
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FOR SALE-Cheap. a cashiers desk with
 iron grating. Davis & Richter, 1903 2d
 avenue. 5-l4-oS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-16

HALLS safes secondhand safes of all
 makes and sizes. Birmingham Safe Co.,.
 170S 1st ave. 9-12-tf
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FOR SALE.
 $7000-Buys the most delightful 2-story home on the North Highlands thor ougfly modern large lot, 1Oo.;190 feet; servants house and barn; fronts east on 24th street; electric lights and gas; sanitary sewer, cement walks and street improvements all done and paid for; this beautiful home is offered for sale on good terms and for almost the cost of the house. If you are interested let us hear from you. Phones sos, 210 1st National Bank Bldg.
 GEORGE c. WHATLEY & CO, Phones 69S 9-6-tf.
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LOST, SPRAYED OF STOLEN.

SPRAYED OR STOLEN-Last night from stable on Alley E. between 18th and 14th streets. one bay horse mule, be- tween and years old about 13 or IA hands high; good working condition; small slit about 1h to inches long in left ear; fresh scratch on nose. Re- ward if returned to Atkins Livery Co. 9-15-tf
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S1.70o-NEW. modern Groom cottage, cor ner, near Kennedy school and car line; s250 cash balance $25 month. B. F. Eborn. Peoples phone 1911.
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DM4HI NMZ'

FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE. rooms, S20 3d avenue rooms 4706 1st avenue. rooms, TIT 4th avenue. 6 rooms, 1920 11th avenue. 6 rooms, HIS 23d street. 6 rooms, 514 22d street. rooms, 1130 17th street. 2 rooms, 1905 18th street. rooms, 715 22d street 8 rooms, 1429 Sth avenue. rooms, 2316 4th avenue. rooms, 2412 12th avenue. rooms, 2317 Sth avenue. g rooms, 611 22d street. 9 rooms, 2025 5th avenue.
 rooms, 2027 5th avenue. II rooms, 715 18th street. IS rooms, 3051a 2Oth street.
 SOUTHSIDE 5 rooms, SIP 18th street 5 rooms, 509 27th Stre t. 5 rooms, sos 32d street. ' rooms, 904 14th street. rooms, So5 Fist street. rooms, 1130 18th street. rooms, S10 Montgomery avenue. 8 rooms, 912 St. Charles street. 8 rooms, 924 18th street. rooms, 901 18th street. rooms, 1914 17th street. 10 rooms, 92O 18th street 10 rooms, 12 30th street. Call at our office and see complete list. MESSER-MOORE INSURANCE AND
 REAL ESTATE COMPANY, Phones S19. 222-224 N. Fist St.
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2026 First Aavenue.


 FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE. 1920 St Charles street, rooms. 2023 Avenue c. south, rooms. 2622 Avenue k, south, rooms. TIT Avenue 1, south, rooms. 1926, 1928 12th avenue, south, rooms each. 1523 11th avenue. south, 10 rooms; modern. 216s Sycamore street. 12 rooms; modern. 9lO South St. Charles street, s rooms. 900 South 18th street, rooms. 10l4 South 17th street, 9 rooms. 1Sl0 South Avenue H. 10 rooms. 1914 South Avenue H, rooms. 9O4 South 14th street, ' rooms. 519, 52S. 525 South 26th street, 6 rooms
 each.
 i2i0 South Beach street, rooms.
 Hotel, centrally located, Northside. Stores-Choice locations
 ". ". MALONE G co. Real Estate and Insurance. PIT North Fist
 Street, Both Phones 12S9. Special Att tention Given to Renting and Collecting.
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STORES AND OFFICES.

Southside of 1st avenue between 18th and 18th streets, (271ex1S71z) 3 floors, suitable for wholesale grocery; s225. Three stores, 18th street between 4th and 9th avenues (20x60) $40.
 One store, 18th street between 4th and 9th avenues (20x6O), $50. One store. Morris ave-, bet. 22d and 23d sts., three-story brick. with electric ele- yator; $65.
 One store, Morris ave, and 22d st.; three story brick; electric elevator; s75. First ave-, bet. 17th and 18th sts, threa floors and basement (50x1S21z), s350. One office, 1191s North 20th st.; s25 Two offices. 119h North 2Oth st. (suitable for doctors); $1S.75. One store, 20th st., bet. Sd and 4th ayes, North; $125
 Entire third floor corner 4th ave. and 2Oth street. over Deitlein's prrocarv. s75
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22
AT Ballard

The race for the flag goes merrily
on between the several Ballard
schools. aud the younger generation
are determined that the production
of the Vera Jane Edwards Dramatic
company at Junction hall. Friday,
Sept. 90 for tho Juvenile book fund
OF the Carnegie library, shall be a
pronounced success. and the teach
ers Of all the schools declare that
there never was a contest IA Hal
lard where there waa the same de-
gree OF enthusiasm shown hy the
pupils who have been made 10 feel
that the library IL indeed part OF
the school system and that without
their hearty support the deficiency
Of Juvenile books in tho library Will
be more keenly felt during tho eur.
rnnt school year than ever before
Ton HiEh school girls. dressed In
FeishA Girl costume. are being train.
ed for a japanese dance and will
sing selection from the Isle OF
Spice" Little Maid of NleAbar.
IN which they realise TO marked
deEf~a the Japanese art Of fan co
Quetry.
Girls from several schools will
give a Greek dance. Eowned in flow.
inK white Grcciaa robes. aud afies
graceful exit and lightning
change. will reappear draps~i IL
American flags for n pantomlme Of
tho star spangied banner" nung
BY Mrs. Lemmnl. formerly vocal in
structor At tho uniYsndty Of Wis.
euuain.
The Young ladies Of Ballard vii
show the lighter side OF tbesr ma
tuFe In The up-ta-nate ChAppiea.
- they sing We are the Relies ans
Society sWells. the iatsss, New IoFl
vaudeville hit. II IL rumored tha
the manAKem~nt have been request
ri 90 reserve the bald headed rov
for the Ballard Ella
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22
Rainb ow CoIors
Decorate Boat

Somewhat unusual In appearance
vas tho steamer Quecn when she
returned TO Seattle from Tacoma
Friday. The well.known liner had
a greco coat OF paint on the star.
obard side 81 her hull below The
water line. while tho port side pres
seated a surface of bright red
The mattcr caused no little cetn-
mrnt along the front. where ship.
ping men are quick to note dszcrep.
Aneiea u thia sort However. the
anomaly was quickly explained
~hsn the officers stated that a mes
kind OF paint vas being tried and
80 only one side was covered with Il.
The Qumn ls iaat out Of the dr.
doek af san Francisco. where abe
uza cleaned and oxefhaaird h0i fhe
refurn-sf 20 Seattle Friday morning
90 Axain 90 on the wayn On her
voyage up from tho bay city the
vessel dropped one OF the blades
Of her propeller and abe nill have
ns~ one placed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22
TALES OF THE TOWN
ny The TArrLER.

running so fagt and expected 20 find
thr Lost head covering back "A couple
of hundred yoardH.
lie walked a mile OF more, In
deadly fear OF the third rail, 4" and
finally section crew Joined In the
search. with good results. Hut MI.
Lyons troubles we're only begun
when he found hia bonnet He gave
all the cigars he had 20 the section
men and was left at lonely cross
Ing with instructions how TO stop
the train.
Tho first train whiEacd by because
Mr.. Lyons did not signal quick
enough and Il was almost two hours
before he secured a train, aud this
took him back TO Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22

Dan Lyons. tho genial clerk at
the Tacoma hotel. Tacoma. had a
rather thrilling experience Wedenss
day Afternoon. when he lodged
sthird rails and trampcd the right
of way OF the interurban for an
hour and a half II was all GA ac-
count of hat
MIR Lyons was on his way to Seat
tie. and when about twelve miles
from Tacoma his hat was blown off
ny the time Mir Lyons succeeded In
getting the train stopped he was a
milo or two from the point whore
the cid" had disappeared. but he
finally decided he would 20 back
and look for "a.
lie didn't know the train was