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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

our Alaskan road viii pass through
'udncu city Nulato ana Fairbanks.
connecting ai a point about a hun.
/ uied mites south of Dawson City with
tne q and I-unk Pacific. which IA
planning an extension to that p0int
ihe kua sian government has an.
proved oar plans and has granted a
cphreaeion of strip OF Land lG miles
pm Wlath along tho entire length Of
our road ln Siberia. almost 40 600 GOO
ACRES.
it win take we cnieuate aboot
Ft'N'upNNun iu complete the road and
when ] come back To- this countr,
NtN Notemltr / expect that our com.
'tny VIII have been entirely orran.
iNNu ana placed upon a firm nnanrlal
am golng to- Ruosla very shortly
.u submit iG The cEar himacif ina cvi.
u'Atef ui American Interest In the
N"iieF The special committee 10
mtpnro me terms OF The utnao ON
hehhf of the Russian eovornmont
mas bccn named. ANA exnbet novy
nc further delay n n our nian 10
ipimi an American company 10 nnaer.
lahn the work 90 actual c,,nefr1cfior
ana ihia viii be done on NV feturn
in ihD lHli. have arsur,+,,,, ,..,.l
mon high IN finance in po I'm
France. England ara ia. Inn.s,
states that thoy are ros1, utica
s2500o0OO0. and lf necegs,e, sso oee
Oo0o0o. into me ontorpr,se '''V-
II took large corna M en..s,....
three yoars h, romsi.,,,. 'nh.uevIA
iof The siberian portion 0f me- yagi.
road. aud during An fbis si,a '",,'
iobot hls wifc ana fwo gs..-s az u'
lived IN Alaska M no not,, .,....'.
tnnEcl entrance wili be ,n.so arh...,ls
tho aycrare poraon wIniI yo1sn
from any LENGTHY raeifonce 49, ~
Dc fohola ono ana M 49,, y. IN IN"
ga with tho exparlonce ana disas,
seem 10 mind Inc climate "''N
This De- tho nhqfeorv c,,.,,,,.f.... l.,
thc American committee nav W
lohDi has Insured vffb tf. 49,. ~.
hdouce in the ssccose or ~. ,,,.,ai-
taMng Alfred Craven. denmty No.
engineer OF the New yors pant5
Transit Commlasion. JedgarS 49,
Albany. chairman OF fbo aseisorv
board ~ canal c,,,-,,t,f.-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
APPLICABLE TO ALBUQUERQUE.

me New MoSeaa recently made some valuable quo
h'uons from magazine called Insurance Engineeras
Among them The Citizen selects the followlngi
'of an the dangerous tendencies TO give over public
property 10 private CORPORATIONS should be viewed
Win more alarm or sooner checked than tho practice of
fenouncng 40 companies Organised Tor private gain all
right title and Interest ia water supplies
Many OF these organizations are operated with small
hnanc'a backing ana hor responsibilities limited
by liberal charters ami leases that they manage or
mismannfe, their business as they please This Is a
state OF anas 10 Boz depored when h h considered
me furnishing " water for domestic IRE purposes a.
10 The nature OF public trust often iis importance
overlooked until public outcry 10 for an increased
supply nr calamity vishs he community I'm tho shape
Of confederation Then an investigation Of the terms OF
mo water companys lease may reveal Interesting facts.
II No. The company In rs privileges Is independ.
trouble holds p che people by demanding purchase
~ H. privilege"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

Tho German emperor Win an in
come or noarIy t5oo0O0o year, "a
raor man ana has dinculty In max
lne both ENDS meet. The kaiser d
not personally estravneani. pni h'
has 10 SUNNI a large number of pvoi
rolativoa. All ihe pump uf German
court llfo a heavy drain on bii
purse.
a. empero. of Germany The kaiser
does not reg.ye penny salary. ~
King OF pru Ig however, he draws
an Income oI 5000 600. and he man
ages "a pick un another million as q
land owner The kaiser owns eighty
three eainia comprising 100000
acre., and he largest landed pro
prIeior IN Germany.
Some OF lo land of the kaiser
estates a. rented 90 farmers. but tbs
emperor carHc8 ON business On hla
own aqcout B several parts of The
country o. hla estate at kadlnen
I1 East Prussia the kaiffr runs pot
terry works ui brick kiiU4 with some
degree of numerical success. ON
the whole. HnwCyer, his estates are
by uo moaus so profitable a. they
ought b. b. when the kaiser leif
land TO farmers he charges rents
considerably loss than those charged
bv less exalted land oWnors in order
that he MAJ hc fr2c from the re
0roach OF being a severe landlord.
The kaisbrs woi kmon are paid alb
normally hirh wages and all his en-
gloves receive liberal pensions in
fdcir old nge or 10 case OF sickness.
THE kaiser also provides literally
'or their widows and children out Of
Dds private purse.
Practically speaking the German
emperor ls thus Obliged 10 live ON
h.s oval income Of si.0oo00o per
nnun. which Is Altogether insnil.
eIant for bis requirements. Tho
sl or has n0 personal oXtrayaganro
boo. lives q nipple and strenuous lle
1' hard work and liiile luxury Ho
spends lliilo money on his table. ior
I. cuisine OF the German Imperial
rr tancc b notorious Tor .s inferior
The ll.scr's cigars are not Inn
ported. but re made in Germany and
.H frao.0n less thnr four cents
aa. Tho Cigarettes which the kat
.. uOte HImsof and offers 10 his
W are alupliY lniorior Ia quality.
Tho aise not o dandy and spends
liti. an D. clothes The horses be
Ride l-o expensive He 10 not %
eat
Now t ho is married. the crown
prince be surrounded by bis own
court Clmprlsing marshal q mas
ter OF Monies. master of horses,
mas.0. 10 the hunt lords in walt
ing eOH men Ia waiting. aides Do
cumr 7Hf ~ forth The mainte.
nance a .hs crown princes court is
expect y cost The kaiser at least
$3.50 UlI ner annum.
Hlg .or cons are growing mp, and
n will 1on i,e necessary 30 provide
FOR them the same way. There are
five off hom. SO that the prospect
cnnuof .. attractive 20 the Imperial
iaihcr 0se financial worries VIII be
increos by the fact that the num-
her of prolcFtant princeases who
would Do desirable cons0riH for his
sons iy aason Of their large dowries
is extremely limited, the kaiser has
90 ma.n'aln separate court for
Prince Henry or Prussia, Prince Fred
erlck teHp0id OF Prussia, Prince At
hrechi 1' Prussia ana the widowed
Prince Frederic Kari Of Prussia.
H. own court n am extremely OK
nenalte nvury. fhore ia minister
Of thn mnorinl house, director of
The lmr "a household. q director N
Tho rosa. archives and four conn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
PROSPECTING CONTINUES
WITH UNDATED INTEREST

Prospecting IN the neighborlng
nonntalns OF Doming continues with
unabatod Interest aud almost every
day reports come 10 that town on new
nnda Zinc and lead are the FREEDOM.
mating metals OF tho new discover.
,es, although uranium, vanadlum and
ptchhlendo are being found IN some
localities. When the summer rains
begln there viii be- a big rush 10 the
mining fields and prospecting in the
floiidae will be- conducted with
greatel zest ana BY more people than
IN the history Of the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
POSSESSION or KERN TASTE
ENGAGED BY a CREAMERY

A. W Nilsson, eho came 10 RIOS.
"eli from Sweden and established
me l,st factory Ia TIE United states
Tor The manufacture Of Swedish 80
ment shingIes. has been appointed
superintendent OF the Roswell cream.
cry.
Mr. Nilsson can detect tho cause
of q fault Ia butter BY simply tast.
ing the milk flOm the different COWS
Tie has such a wonderful taste, that
10 can tell bllndi0lded, by tasting
the milk, what COW save Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

The commissioners have far. established only two
public roads n Che county Here IN the valley which s
destined 10 be an agricultural county, and where there
are NO hlndrahcos there should generally speaking be
public highway on every section na There possibly
few exceptions 10 this rule Ia the valley but this rule
should pc followed In most cases. Roads mile apart
arc none TOO many and the they are located and
established The better for an concerned Il Is better 10
locate road on every section line in the county whore At
a practicable now before tho settlers arc on the land
News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

The celebrated Compromiao mining suit aitor being
romnnded back hy the territorial supreme court 90 the
district court Tor new trial up before Iudge Parker
last week. After four days irltl In which each side
fought 10 a finish decision was rendered this time
against the defendants and n favor OF she lawyers
with The parties here, Mrssrr rallaferro. Mayer and
spence there viii he NO compromise ana tho cass will
1e carried 20 the supreme 1t Che United states e
need bo,-Whlte Oaks Outlook.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
CnAVES BOYS
INJURIES FATAL
Little Fellow Died Last Night
at 81. JOSeph's
Hospital.
ne WAS BURIED THIS AFTERNOON

From Monday Daily CitlxonJ
Henry Chayes, the i0.yearold son
Of NJ, and Mrs eanVn Chnyos. OF
1925 South First street. who was run
over IA the south end OF the Santa re
yards yesterday morning. the accident
resulting In the loss VI his right leg
above the knee and other serious Ia.
iuriee died al 3 O'Clock last evening al
st. Ioaeph's hospital where he was
removed soon after the accident
The little fellow rallied after the
operation was performed. which re-.
suited 10 the amputatlon Vi bis log and
hopes Norc entertained for bis re-.
coyory but severe internal Injuries,
which we're discovered later, we're the
direct cause OF bis death.
The funeral was held this afternoon
from the Sacred Heart church and the
remains were buried in santa Bar
hara cemetery.
Champion Wing Shot.
Engineer Arthur HerF0Od. OF Don
yer. accompanied hy HIS wife. spent
the Fourth al Ia Junta with friends,
says the Tribune of that city. Mr..
hclreood has been transferred 10 the
New Mexico division of the santa BE,
with headquarters at Las Vegas, the
change being hado ia tho hopes that
his wiic's health may he benefited.
MI holrgoOd FaYu an exhibition OF
trap shooting on the grounds north
OF tho river, after the tournament.
and would probably be breaking clay
pigeons without a miss yet. n the
stock Of aheils hRd held out. tie was
tho champion wing shot OF the state
or four years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

Before the next issue of mo Argus appears d Is con.
hionty expected by tho MANAGEMENT Of me Public Utl.
Ties company that they win have succeeded u completing
heir plant TO such extent that they win he ablo 20
start Tho machinery aud restore darkness light 10 tho
town OF Carlsbad
1hio viii be Joyful news 20 the entire community
witch has suffered end Of Inconvenience from kero.
ene lamps aso ne lamps and candles since tho afs Of
aat October when the flood carried ont the entire plant
OF the electric lght company Carlsbad Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

u the city council sees nt to grant a request %
George Bashes for lighting franchise R1sweu viii
probably have another light plant within tho next year
hr hlashek appeared al the city council meeting last
nght and pruaeugd ordnance which n pnssed Will
give him the right 90 construct and operate plant of this
character As an naucemeut that viii 40 doubt have
much weight Nh nlashck offers and agroo by So stpu.
ating IN me proposed ordinance sci lighting power
az onehaf tho rate that % now being pald-Roswel
Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
MINERS SACK BROKEN
IN The MlNEs

lamns Mccartney, of Captain. re.
ceiyed a telegram from Dawson on
"Wednesday. conveying the Intelligence
that Mike Lucas had his back broken
Ia the mines there and that death
was almost certain 10 ensue. Mr.
Lucas was for a number Of years a
resident of Coalora, and had saved
up quite a competence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

ruesday nlsht Taylor station mlos Of
springer was born To- Agent Ellsworth ana wife,
Mother and child are doing splendid.
THE o. .he first child born Taylor station the
Dawson railway and the Of citizens are rejoicing
over the fact that % means Csc per increase Ia thc
population in week. Springer stocSman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

The Morning Journal stil rroteuds to be- much ntor.
esied 90 know what Mr slrcer "s going To do with his
od friend and political ay Hubbc' The Citizen docs
not see how Mr. sricderls to or ctn 30 anything WITH
Mr. hubbeli Mr strcker neither a district attorney
20 prosecute. nor jury 20 Try judge sentence
Hence he cannot DO anything WITH Air Hubbcl or With
any other man, whethor ola irlond or old enemy SO
there ~ nothing of Tor Mr. srckor but o 80 upou the
even tenor OF hs but such s not the case with the
Journal ana 10 Interest ia what Mr. strcker Is going
20 90 IL only tho poorest aud most apparent pretenoe AZ
hide rs recent remarkable effort at ground ana lofty
tnmbin6 Why does not the Morning Journal come out
frankly and acknowledge that circumstances alter caresf
That While u - pleasing 20 pride to pose as great DO.
ca reform organ q ID pleasing 70 the pocket 10
watch out Tor the Interest," OF the Water supply company
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07
ONLY GUARANTEED
CATARRH CURE.
"Hyomei Costs You Nothing If 1t
Fails" Say The W. r. Smith Co.

Among the many medicines upon
the market that claim TO cure catarrh
none but Hyomei has enough faith in
its own merit to offer to refund the
money If 1t does not cure.
Hyomei is the only method of treat
ment that sends by direct inhalation
to the most remote parts of the air
passages, balsamic air that destroys
all catarrhal germs in the breathing
organs, enriches and purifies the blood
with additional ozone, and makes per-
manent and comp Elete cures of catarrh,
The complete outfit costs sl.00 and
comprises an inhaler, bottle Of II D.
mel and a dropper, The inhaler will
last lifetime, and additional be. tiles
of Hyomei can be obtained for so
cents.
Breathe Hyomei for few minutes
four times day, and your catarrh
will grow bettersfrom the first days
use, and will be completely cured
within short time.
1t is the only treatment for catarrh
where you can get your money back
from local dealer, The w. r. Smith
Co., in case 1t does not help.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07
Legal Notice.

the members OF the. New Hope Baptist
Church OF Hillsboro, Ohio, and all whom il
may concern, will take notice that the
trustees OF said church, which Is an incorno-
rated religious society, have filed a petition
IN the Common Pleas Court of Highland
county, Ohio, alleging that IL is the desire of
the members of said society Ii at the real ,s-
tate herein described be sold and the pro-
ceeds applied to the erection of a new
tees be authorized TO sell and convey said
properly IN such manner and upon such
tIi terms M, as .he court may think best, and tor
all other proper orders,
said real estate Is situate In the village of
Hlllshoro' Highland county, and described
as follows, to-wit
Beginning at a stake on the north side of
Beech street forty feet 90 fl east of ths
center OF the Hillsboro and Cincinnati rail.
road thence east with Beech street tfty
ieet 90 ~ thence north parallel with West
Ua' ~ lhenCe west parallel with Beech
street one hundred and htty feet $50 ftj 10
a stake forty feet 40 ~ from the center of
the railroad aforesaid; thence on the east
side OF the railroad ana forty feet aO n
from the center OF the same two hundred
teel GOO II To the place or beginning. being
ana designated by said number eight on the
recorded pat ot said town of Hillsboro; save
ana except taereirom fifteen perches OF
land more or less, conveyed by the trustees
or SAID church to Mary jenkins by deed
dated September ~, 1881, ana recorded I'm
book 56' page i9t OF Highland county, Ohio,
Deed Records and, also seventeen and Gl-
100 poles OF land, more or less, conveyed hy
the trustees of said church TO Louisa jenkins
book -, page i9i of Highland county, Ohio,
Deed Records, 10 which records reference
Is hereby made for PARTICULARLY of descrip-
ton No part Of said real estate is used or
occupied as burial place for the dead
said petition will be for hearing four weeks
af'er the first publication OF this notice.
JEFF YVES AND OTHERS, Trustees.
Steele q Sans, Attorneys.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07
BILLS ALLOWED.
List Of Persons Who Have Recently
Drawn Money From the
CountySTPeasupy.

w NJ Porter election orders redeemed $50 90
Porter, election orders redeemed Is 90
Spargur Co, clothing insane ...,.... 10
Champion Bridge 90, bridge near Dod-
sonVille,',,,' Observation-Disclosures, sOl 90
Champion Bridge Co, bridge near
Acknowledgements. 20 90
II Stockwell, relief Alya Stockwell. 20
WIN Porter, election orders redeemed 6 90
w NJ Porter, tr sol relief, Liberty tp.. 30 90
TT Madison tp, sol,relief SO 90
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07

Mr.. Stoplate-lt was good night
to sleep, last night, Miss Boarde.
Miss Boarde-lt was what to sleep |?
Mr.. Stoplate-A good night.
Miss Boarde-Oh, must you be GO
ing? So sorry-good night.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07

Mrs. Jawback (reading paper)-The
frightened animal came tearing up
Detroit street and
Mr.. Jawback-For PHYS sake,
they're not tearing that street up
ag ain, are they? Can't they refrain
during the winter months at least {?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07

Clear thinking, decisive action, vim
and vlgor of body and mind, the sparkle
of life comes to all who use Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets.
KAUFMAN a. BAER.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07

Albert Feike, lunacy y.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,
w M Porter, election orders red......
G A Pickett, Clerk as school.ex
ID Hiser, school examiner.....,.,,,,
f p Tice, school examiner. r..,,,.......
p Tice, school examiner for Nov. 4.
w NJ Porter, election orders red,.,..,
j o Lemon, relief Murry Sisters.....,
&C Achor, lumber for bridge ..,.,.,...
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07
Admission to Statehood.

recommend that indian territory and
Oklahoma be admitted as one state and
that New Mexico and Arizona be admitted
as one state. There is no obligation upon
us to treat territorial subdivisions, which
are matters OF convenience only, as bind
ing us ON the question OF admission to state
hood. Nothing has taken up more time In
the congress during the past few years
than the question as to the statehood to
be granted to the four territories above
mentioned. and after careful consideration
Of all that has been developed In the dis
cussions of the question recommend that
they be Immediately admitted as two
states. There Is no justification for further
delay; ana the advisability OF making the
four territories into two states has been
clearly established.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07


Legislation in line with the recommended
tions of the naturalization commission APP
pointed by the president last March Is
asked for, These recommendations are
given as follows:
First. A federal bureau of naturailza-
tion to be established in the department.
OF commerce and labor. TO supervise the
administration of the naturalization laws
and to receive returns OF naturalizations
pending and accomplished
Second. Uniformity OF naturalization
certificates. foes TO be charged. and pro-
cedure.
Third. More sxacting Qualifications for
citizenship.
Fourth The preliminary declaration of
Intention TO be abolished and no alien to
be naturslized until At least 20 days after
iha Ming OF his petition.
Firth. Jurisdiction TO naturalist aliens
to be cennnsd to United States district
courts and 10 such state courts a. have
jurisdiction In civil actions 10 which the
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-12-07

Mrs. Jawback-George, you haven't
been to charch with me since we were
married.
Mr.. Jawback-A burnt child breads
the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
MRS. STANFORD
PASSES AWAY

BAN FILANClaCO March IA
rahleFrnm from Honolulu an
uouneea the death there Of Ms. Lo-
land Stanford.
The first information ~ her death
came la cnbleRfum 90 O. g Ia.
throp. brother OF Mrs stanford.
who ia In pala Alto. n merely
stated that Mrs Stanford died IN a
hospital at Honolulu last night
Mrs Stanford left San Francisco
about three weeks ago. intending 90
visit Japan Soon after her depart
ure IA story WAS published 10 the of-
feet that an attempt had been made
10 poison her. evidently by a mem
Der or former member of her house
hold b. giving her htrychulue
According 10 the story the atryeh-
nine was placed iu mineral water. uf
which she phrtuok literally. but the
quantity OF poison vas 30 great ar
90 act az itn own emctlr. thereby
saving her llfo
When she left here she was a sick
woman. but upon her arrival ht
Honolulu she had apparently re
covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
MAY BE TRIED
NEXT MONTH
my scripus News AssAi

NEW YORK. March Justice
0ayuor. Of the brooklyn supreme
court. today reserved hia decision
In the application for bail on the
suit Of esrtiorari in the case Of Nan
Patterson. Attorney Levy stated
that MlnH Patterson was suffering
Prom general debility through her
lonE confinement IN the Tombs and
thould be granted an immediate
trial or admitted 10 bail
Assistant District Attorney Rnud
paid that Miss Patterson would be
kiven trial as soon as possible but
Il was not fair % other prisoners 20
kiyo her precedence II ih thought
likely the trial viii take place next
m0uth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

Some marvellous bargains 70 IL
600 Kimouos. s2.30-Japamese
Crepe Kimonos. the long sort.
IN very handsome fan patterns.
fine range OF eolorings. regular
IL $500 each. = TO H.. $3.50
25c Underwear. Toe - Children 8
Fine Ribbed peclcr Cotton
Fleece Lined Vests and Pants.
superior finish. medium weight.
regular price 25c. special, S to
Il. per garment ,...........l Oo
$500 Coats. sI.es-Children's
Coats OF white Bedford Cord.
lined throughout. large collar.
trimmed with satin ribbon and
braid three large pearl buttons.
sizes /. 2 and years. regular
value $500 special, 8 20 IL.
.sss...4.. .st.sss.s. .st. lsbS
sac Dresses. Bpo-Children's New
Bingham Dresses. sizes. 3. 8 and
( years. made with long waist.
neck and sleeves edged with
narrow homstitehed ruftle. regu-
lar value see. special, S 70 Il.
.......... ..,......''........ oSo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

40c Maryland Steel Spiders, GO
handle. special. 70 II. 80, .zsi
81 90 4-pint size Nickel Fals
Copper Tea Pots, special az
Il .s...-.,.. .sstts '...'...st1
75c aud soc Covered Nesesse's
Dishes and Meat Platters vnn .s
and gold floral decoration VI. ~.
gold edging. special. 5 TO II ~ -
i2ise Curtain Seflm, &c : 49,
yards OF Ecru Curtain ser,l
all new and desirable. ~ -
work stripes and checks. ~
solid ecru and ecra WIN plaa
red or green stripe; you AVA va.
pay i0c and I2i4e for ~
qualities. special. 5 TO II ga !,
per yard .......,...' -. A.
Java Rice Powder or fouuis
RI. a pure, harmless lace . ~
der composition, regular 's 81,
5ae. s 20 II ........'....,.'.,-~r
Domestic American Oasule -
white. 3 lbs. to two bars, ~ !,
lar price l9c per bar . ii ss,
bars ........,...' 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
NEGRO SHOT
DOWN WOMAN

CHICAGO. March IA chance
remark dropped ~ James A. logan.
colorea. led. thla morning. 10 hiH
arrest Tor tho murder OF the woman
found dead ia Hyde park last night
The woman was Identified this
morning a. Mrs. Anna Tracy. a 40
nestle employed IN the nelghbor-
hood. The police say Logan has
confessed 10 an Attemp, 10 hold up
the woman. She resisted and hs
shot her dead.