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New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
saxp-ME1NnagN SAVED.

Tho Judgment recently given by the supreme
Court Of rhe German Empire IN favor OF count
Leopold os .4Dos who was thereby enabled 10 take
Eokse<xlou oe thc throne sovereign P-ince oi
1-ppss nowhere awaited with a sTe&eef oe-
gree cf .n.sr-1 than s,e Dschy OF saxe-haeihlh-
Xoc- rrere the y-6srn@nt has been received VIE
co1ssAr~ssss amount satisfaction for = aHected
.As sseooAau1oa, not only oE she throre Of AdpFe,
bat Also os S%1s-a<. rifs-1- The ruler OF the iS1s
te- Il ia.rnn oornSsnas1aE married "en iroi-
ssens a1c-s 20 an Eis eldest sos', Eriilce
=sI1s-e. ie married % Sas best sockrng af3 c'ek
e-es. h. -sst~-s Of re Kaiser, and has ~ Sons
fus an OILY daughter. Ihe second sea of tae
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oas.,., Record and Forecast.-washinston' Nov. 2S.
- low pressure central over the eastern siope
go Mountains this morning has moved 70 ksst-
= -..,h Takots has been attended by genera ran
- yra,sas Nebraska. Iowa Missouri okanoiha aho
,-+N- -raxas II North DakoSs the raih has turned
- - ,,,th a cozs,derabls fail in temperature hast
~ ,r..,sz.poi fE:r weatbsr continues, with some
-. ,,.,.- tay,ps-Scurs oa lie Pacific Coast ana IN
-a-4on She vezsher has slao been fair For
-. <.- Weather tad!cxtsd Fl Atlantic Coast dis
-. In .hs LAKE. rex.oa the osso valley Te1nsssse snd
+he lover mississippi v.Eiey rain Is probable
o ,s -otabIe Saturday n the Middle Atlantic States
60 ezevx-Frpgand. or rain IN tfe lower lake
g4on Fair ard weather IS indicated for ths
,~,-s valley tie southwest aac the Mississippi Valley
Eorae.., fer special Iocalitses.-For New England
80 eastern n,v-YcrR to-day: rain Saturday: fresh
southwest west winds
.-o- Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Dela~are
- -. ain saturday; Increasing south winds
v,- I-.-,sa warc.sr to-day; seo|ers sstdT
fair ecst5easte=l portion Nsht 20 fresh
SSt ~ Ist-fct OF and MARYLAND. faiT ard
to-day: Saturday IN The afternoon o. oE
night lgat e-esh solth "lnas >r.- ,7,-, ~.i-
IN eastern portions western portions To-Day so@
~ .sa and oos1er -.arday brisk 70 Ign south Wings
becoming west.
local s,nieIaI Hsecord-The Following oicial record
., IN. yeether suresa shows the changes IN the TEN
r,ra,ure for .ne twenty t0a- hoaEs n Hp@'soH
Tesr-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
THE REV. AUGUST e. FREY.

The Rev. August E. Frey, for thirty-four years
nastor OF St Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church
F1lshvvick-ave, and Ieffersons Williamsburg, died
Yesterday at his home, adjoining the church The
Rev Mr. Frey born in Germany in 1874 and
after receiving his education that country came
70 America Before taking charge of ST. Marks
Church in 1871 he had a country church When
Mr. FREY came to Williamsburg st. Marks Church
was small building in Evergreen with a few
hundred members. To-day the congregation Wor-
ships of the finest churches in WiliamsDurg'
Tho Pew Mr. FREY leaves wife and several chill
dren Four ministers.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
JOHN GODFREY scHuMAkER.

John Godfrey Schumacher ex-District Attorney
of Kings County and ex-Corporation Counsel of the
Old city Of Brooklyn, died at his home, No l49
Jorslen1on-s: that borough. yesterday. He was
horn in Claverack Columbia County, seventy mine
Years ago He studied law, and admitted 10
Tie bar in 1877 Five years later he moved TO Brook,
I.-n He wes a member OF the State constitutional
conventions In 1862 and 1867. He was District AZ
Io-ne- In 1856 and became Corporation Counsel III
$50 ne served four terms as Congressman, be
tween 1858 and 1871 Although always a Dernoc-iat
he yvss not q slsvish follower of the machine Inc
ssrnents have not been made for The 1unera.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
MRS MARY ANN sASCOMB.

Mrs Mary Ann Basconb who of the
largest property owners Staten Island died
YESTERDAY from pneumonia at her home. in Broad
81 s+an1e+on Mrs Bascombs second husband,
James Bascomb died only two weeks ago.
Mrs. Basconb was born Staten Island sixty
four years ago and had always lived there. Al
tho time of her death she owned fifty houses on
fbe island most Of her property being located in
Sfapleton. Before consolidation she was po-
Ii+ical mower. especially in the I'd Ward, where
she owned many houses. She was Democrat She
Vas noted for her charity, and was an active church
Jxar
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
COLONEL JOSEPH LANG.

Colonel Joseph Lang. who for ffty-sn years
has conducted lithographing business al NO
25 F>uIton-st Manhattan died at his home NO. 81
ClInton-ave. Brooklyn "Wednesday ne WAS
born IN Paisley. Scotland. in 1925. and came 70
America AT the age of sixteen. In the civil "a.
he served in the 7sth Regiment OF Hishlsi1oeIs
rose N 1he rank Of major being breveted colonel
al the close of the Colonel Dains was q
member of Cameron Post. G. n r; ST Anor,sSS nHa,sSo
Sn~fetr. Scotia lodge r and A. NJ: the salsI,2S
nisn Club of Manhattan, and Clan Macl11oLaius
order az Scottish Clans. He leaves a wiao"' d
nd three daughters.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

Jackson-ave. Lorg Island City from quick pneu-
monia.
DougalI four trying to force the steel
bars from a basement window. There desperate
prisoners were locked in cells overlooking the
ridor. and BcDougall realized that attempt
being made TO rescue them. He jumped from
window of the Sherffs Office ana opened fire upon
the intruders. The fire returned, but Nc
Dougall escaped injury: He shot one Of the men in
the leg and captured two others. They were
convicted and given long sentences.
McDougal forty-three years old, and is sur-
viyed by widow and three children.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
JAMES v. eoURDETTE.

Hampstead, Long Island, Nov 3-James V
Bourdette of this village, died suddenly to-day
from an attack Of heart disease. He stricken
while riding through the village his bicycle. He
fell from the wheel, and died few minutes after
ward He was a Civil War veteran and Past COM
rnander of Moses a. Baldwin Post No 544, G. A X
He was seventy-five years old. and leaves vile
ood +vrp
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
MRS. S. c. 7. pOpp.

Mrs Melvina S Dodd wife Of Samuel c. t. Dodo.
general solicitor OF the Standard Oil Company deo
Yesterday at GAINESVILLE Ohio Mr. Dodd has oeen
General solicitor for the Standard OIL Company
since 1881 He was member of the constitutions
convention of Pennsylvania, 1S72-'73. He has W.T.
ten many pamphlets on the use ana ABUSE "
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
kNgIsEL QUARTET IN BROOKLYN.

An appreciative audience greeted the Kneisei
String Quartet in Brooklyn last evening, on the
occasion Of the second in their series of chamber
music concerts, in Association Hail The pro
sranne included Haydn's Quartet in D major,
~ "a M &. two numbers by Dvorak a ter
zetto for two volfns and viola and the scnerzo 1eS
schroeder was the cello solost- There Will be
three more concerts in the series.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLEs Eyelyn FizzgsT5sIldd zgxs fo990d
T. r. ceeiI Ic S.ernbiIrg German Ambassador to
he ne Tfnited states FIFTH AyEN UF1.senator Ny ~.
Ihe a,ro7 Snaoo+a. A J. c.. DoWie, Zion City III
GdRRNDEcaptain q D. B. bawtson u s s A RE5fs H1
A t,5rn - FSnfa towsEy San Francisco VOL
FFlTTe C3T1T Nrq winston Churchill Boston.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
sovs DROWN WHILE SKATING.
Nv reegraph 70 The Tribune.

,,.-.h.s.e- " Nov. es-MetcaIf Marsh and an
o.he- INV named Olsen. were drowned while skat-
inr an Bull Head Pond. near here to-day Marsh
noss through the ice and Olsen went TO his assist
arc. and also fell in olsen's younger brother ran
for assistance. vhicn came 100 iato' Aih0 10NtS9
have been recovered
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

BooTHmAt his Sssiasnss No 2T5 ws. Eqss-. Ts.ry
Booth Boo a' D. B. Notice Of funeral hareaieT ''''
cAHooNE-At PIainheld. y. J.. Tuesday, November
q sphsn sg9s gRsa Ss.s ss: at = he %
P m on satqr,day the 18th INST Cs,T;ssss VI meet
Newport (R. - and Catskn IN. II paper. VIII please
DEwINe-on November 2 1905 5. Susan NJ ~sss. .
SOyenSer 2s at OsOSs q her, her late rs,1snss
day. at Msnsded Center. Conn.
D1MoN Tuesday. NeysmbeF 81 1895: Ha5rsrs psssa.
Andrews soth year Relatives and frisnas
tonal Church. Southport Conn., on Friday, tho 2s'h
inst. at ,. m.
.sqadeaIy zanesyIs g1 oao % on Thsr'4sy s No q
Nev~York. Funeral and intermsnt Franklin, r-nn
on SUNDAY. November 28.
residence No III : AdsPhst phi 5roOsiy1 H., NAY y.s G
haps ana Sar7q Tr,ny PeTsh TSrc y on
SATURDAY morning at IL o'clock Intsrment p-fyEts-
Kindly omit flowers
FLEM1NG-on November q 1905. Eis.ssta Gs.-,n. a,.
residence No 100 west 5Oth-st.. Friday, p m Min
nesota papers please copy.
FROST-At Yorktown Heights. n 7, t1th EortA 10,
jorden 9 Frost. in the $50 year Of nj. ass yss-sal
ie5tb M BE hsa aI a! @ ms Ms'tos st io6 m .s wi
at Amawak leaving 155th-st az s:l5 a. II
HARRIsoN-o,n thursday November "a Tr.nsss
held held al her s5e 99%e NoT.rbe SU e 81 an
HAwLEY-At her residence. stamford. Conn, wsdsss1
day, November 1905 Elizabeth Alice Holly. We %
the late Charles A. Hawley. services vGf -
held a Luke's Chapel Saturday. November x, AZ
2:30 p. m
F5ITRIS-At Id+tletou n H November Eftzs-
beth Si1as Hurin Of Ffnday Ohio snd
youngest Of late Augustus and Ann E1sA
Howe. OF Elizabeth. N Funeral service a. Tie
brother No. 423 Ncrrh Broad st. Esa-
BETH Friday afternoon, al o'clock
PECKHAM-wiliam s. Peckhan. member OF the frra OF
Roundy, Peckham Dexter & Co. or Mflvsukc>. VIA.
died at Middle Haddan at m, at the sSs OF
from his late residercs Friday
2 D. He leaves q widow, aisesr ard
brother. Milwaukee. Wis. Lafayette. Ind, and West
ern papers please copy.
Middle Haddsm. Conn, November 2z 1905
PENNINGToS-on Tuesday November 2f. at Bay Head.
N j. Anna B. Pennington, wife Of Aaron 3. Pennns-
ton daughter of Edward J. c. Atteroury- Funsrsl
will be held at Bay Head on Friday. the 24th
inst a $50 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Yzf on,rIsI Record-Ths Following Official record
- -l 7yse,ber bureau shows changes IN the ten
.-au-e for .ne las rxsatg s0a- hours IN comparison
sar.ti, the ,orrrexErae.rLs 6A.s Aast yesf.

Highest ernperasare estsrdey g G qe6s4s oss sc
,s. lf lSerase t-rnpersture FOR corresponding
Lee frey
so.gf,vest 10 soSth winds
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
JOBN M'uOuGALL.

John McDougzn. for six years warden oi me
ou.ens County JAIL in Long Island City. dieo sue
Genly ~ wednesday night. al his home. No zoe
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE vim BE-
repubIished in The TriWeekIy Tribune without sas~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

BARON HENGEI4MUlLER FRUSTRATED
Unfortunately. Baron HengeImulIer's efforts in
behalf OF decency were frustrated by the influence
o. :ae German Minister a Bavarian nobleman Of
The name OF Count Bray Stein5erg. who had rea-
sons Of his own for hsrboring sentiments of the
NOS intense animosity toward Queen Natalie
tbs sitter having been in the habit while at Bel
grads o. induIging in considerable amount Of
fur mingled with satire and contempt at the ex-
pens. O. Count and Countess Bray Steinberg in
seton with a very disagreeable and at the
tine completely ridiculous adventure to
vhicA they were subjected at Const tantinople. and
which caused them at the time TO become the
laughing stock Of every court and diplomatic
ehsncelsrie IN Europe.
Milan indiscreet enough III all conscience in
hh treatment Of his wife But there is no doubt
th.; many OF The things which he did to ALLEVIATE
popular good VIII and incur obloquy in his
rnsnt OF her were instfgatsd by her arch-enemies,
tAs Count ana Countess Bray Steinberg, who used
70 &c Al Stauhoui by the name of the Damaged
Bs-s-:eas fBava-ois Eadornagesp. a nickname rue
fully given - ,heu, by the Sultan when compelled
70 pay to them sum Of $1,000 by way Of damages
fo- 10 adventure which excited much anuse-
rh.nt the part o. Queen Natalie.
From srigrade Baron Bengelmuller was pro
lnoaes to BIO whence he transferred TO Wash
iar-oa. ard became the frs. Austrian Ambassador
10 tbs United States BEFORE coming here he mar
rlec e daughter OF Count p1nin- -Brozowsk who, x
reneEbeT asighs. a o-e time Austrian Min
iss-- al Dresden 50 tlEI sac may be said 10 have
eoea e-ought up n atmosphere OF diplomacy
SHe was ihe widow oc a territorial magnate of
AssSrssn polsna a. the time when she married the
%a'osAssto-. and. Sch through her parentage ard
;hroush her first -nsrr,z &c. is affiliated with many
q those Polish houses Of the nobility which play
50 great g role z. ihe court CT Vienna and in the
AAstr7sc government service.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Domestic Rates.

For all pnts in the United States Canada and MEXICO
foutside the Borougns OF Manhattan and Ins
BRONX Also Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
expense for foreign postage
e-rrNr ~ = a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

DANA-sTAGG-on Thursday. November -. ,soes ~
Rev. n. Tveedy. ID. D.. virginia Ssnffh
Stagg TO William penison Dana
E-HoCGHToN-o Thursday. November .. iaS.
az Grace Church chantry. by the Rev. Georrs r. Van
de Water. D. d. assisted by the Rev. William ~
Grosvenor. D. d. Katharine Bolton Housnton 20 Dr
Frederick E Hyde: OF Ner-York.
MAYo-wILsoN-At 81. Thonass Church NoveneT u
1905 by Rev Ernest NJ Stires. Ksthsrine Hays
daughter Of Mrs Sarah W. Wilson. Mr.. Arthur
Randolph Mayo. Of Richmond. Va
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Foreign Rates

Mail subscribers IN City the DAILY and
WEEKLY will charged a extra
Iastare IN addition The rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE vhl
be repubii.hed In the Tri-weekiy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

For pont. in Europe ali Universal
postal Trnon THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed the fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

Notices of marriages ana deaths must Be IN
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
CEMETERIES
THE wOoDLAwN CEMETERY

ts readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station. Webster and Jerome avenue troeys
and bv carriage Lots s1z5 Telcpho1s t4ss5
Crauercy) for Book OF Views representative
Ohce 20 East gard St. N. z. City
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
UNDERT8HERs.

FRANK Y CAMPHEII gaia West 25d ST.
zsd St Stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1894 Chesa4-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Special Notices.

l.-A-A.-
THE STANDARD COLOGNE
OF AMERICA
CASwELL. MASSEY & co.'s
TOILET No. q COLOGNE
Sold Everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
nrAN OF TIE CORPS.

= .bs 6rsr time in q generation ana posslpIS
- the foreign diplomatic corps at "ashlhs-
- has for its dean a man trained 10 the pFoles
'on -nosa entire life has been devoted thereto
SOn1 hos all its traditions, precedents and
-. HE fingers ends. Lord Pauncefote, VINO
r,cb = general favorite, had never hHeo any
s,-lo-nat;c post before being appointed TO TINS
It. Count Cassinis service abroad IN O0ha4A
:. re ear was consular rather than olploIie'iO
-, Madrid where he is now Stationed Is IAe iii0'
-o,ssn court 10 which he has ever beeh ac
-..st,s5 Jules Cambon's experience OF ofhcial NE
,;, ba came TO Washington was entirely aorhh-
'.,va his previous post having been that OF
r-.-,or General of Algeria. Baron Mayor oeS
Ta.,.hes brilliant statesman rather thah d
anlou,st spent the greater part OF ms NE as H'o
,,s- trusted lieutenant Of Prime Minister CfisPi'
s,s generally regarded. both at home and abroad,
ss destined ere long to blossom INTO d iuii
csnsue. minister
D., ~. Austrian Ambassador. Baron Hengel-
-,susr Won Hengervar who in the absence OF
p,-o. Navor des P1anches is head OF the corps a.
o~,ssl functions has spent his entire NE since ne
,...snsd manhood IN diplomacy, and was Tor a
nrhe- os years the counsellor. hrst secretary anu
c,,rys s-s4rsi-ss Of the Austrian Embassy in Lon
.-r H. chiefs we're often away. and, left for
s,th, and months together in sole control OF the
srsirx q the mission, ne acquired name Ior NM
go IN England IS one OF the ablest and most IeFel
hs,s-s Q. foreign ENJOYS accredited 10 the Ooui'
of s. Ja-ness while in his own country ne became
uctea as being possessed Of a more extensive ac-
ouain,ancs with English politics, English condi-
tou. ana English society than any diplomat IN 1he
service OF Austria-IUngary-
vbi. euvov later on. at Belgrade he enoeavoreo
% su.rcise restraining and moderat1ng lnIluehce
upan Milan during the closing months Of the lat
iers reign and did his utmost 10 prevent 'nal
Kur from proceeding 10 the extremity OF having
his only SON. the Ill fated Alexander. at that time
boy CT seven or eight. torn by force from queen
Kstssl. sf WIesbaden under circumstances OF bru-
r,,ty ts.- excited worldwide sympathy for the
rrcth-- and indignation against the monarch, who'
70 cap the matter ntrusted the mission Of convey
snx bs ck the royal child 10 Serva general who
ash VOL MS promotion 10 field rank not through
arr services under FIRE a warrior. but by his
cnrnpiaisance as the husband OF lady of the court
Of Belgrade publicly recognized one Of the ia
vorites OF her sovereign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22
AT Ballard

The assement roll for the I'm
pHoNement OF Shllshoie av., the
street which runs the full length 81
the mil front. between Main and
Fourth. Vas adopted with few IN
Important changes at the regular
meeting OF the Ballard council here
Monday night.
The issuance of bonds for a sub.
sewer on Crawford was authorized
A petition for the Improvement OF
Elm aud Marcus from Sloop 20 the
city limitn. Was granted. The offer
Of the property owners 10 stand the
cost Of the Intersections was re-
fused. a. 10 accept Il would be dis-
elimination.
The city engineer reported that
the Seattle Electric company would
turn on the remaining street lightn
on Thursday making rs are llrhtn
In the business districts. and FUR
nishing Illumination al the inter-
sections " all graded streets. The
council confirmed Mayer Xeok's ap-
pointment 81 l. W. ostrander. as
assistant fire chief
The water COMMITTEES. through
Ar. keau. recommended the laying
Of the water mains asked for on
Poet between Division and Eastern.
and en spesans from sloop 10 Rail-
read. Action wiii be taken later on
these matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22
Modern Portia Convicts
Crue1 St1b1rbanite

placed Miss Reah whitehead, "A law
student and etenographer IN the
employ OF King county, IN that 20
sition. aud she handled the case OF
cruelty with ungloyed hands So
fnreeful WAS her Interpretation OF
the ease that the court hcsitated but
moment before finding Done
guilty and entering the fin0
The little prosecutor showed up
Done In manner convincing even
TO the opposing attorney.
Done beat a COW belonging 10 G.
W Natham. nelghbor.
One night the dumb brute came
home covered with bruises. and
three days later. on a Sabbath day,
she died. Waxham skinned the
animal and wondered at the condi-
ton OF her flesh. which was beaten
into pulp in places,
Two nelghhora. hearing Of Wax
hams COW giving up the ghost. In
| formed NaNham OF Done'H cruelty,
Later a warrant was sworn out
for non6a arrest
In summing up the evidence the
court frankly stated that the case
WAS without a parallel in his e1
/ pertenco.
COURT FLAYs DONE.
4 can stand by and witness n
man deliver a knockout blow 10
another IN a fair fight without any
objections. but when man beats q
dumb brute think Il IL time 90
bring the matter into court" said
/ the court
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
upon learning OF hts assistants sis
nal victory In the iower court. re-.
marked that she would have 60 fish,
The case In the upper court. AL.
though Miss Whitehead thinks that
she has accomplished enough and
would like TO back out OF Il now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22
nErrnI.IcAN cArCrs.

The caucus Of the republican del
egatez 10 nominate candidates for n
municipal ticket vii be held IN the
city hall tonight. behind locked
doors None but delegates win be
admitted.
Indications point 70 a choice be-
tween but two men. II. Wiley,
present councilman from the Third
ward. and J. r Thorp. % the Seattle
Law firm Of Heaxis. Thorp 4 Wheel
ef--aa the majority candidate. The
present city officers w y. GIL
treasurer. J. Murdoch. clerk. and ~,
Ii. Iugersoli. attorney-will prob
ably be up for recollection without
opposition in the caucus. The nom
Ination Of Dr. e. W. Stuart for
health officer Is regarded aa q sure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22
SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Tuesday Vas the last day on
which candidates for the office ~
school director might file notice %
their candidacy. There are three
school directors for the district Of
Ballard. The only men who had
filed notices wefe = $. Fisher. pud-
Isy Dee and ". = Dixon who are
the present directors they wili be
~ for reelection without contest.
Directors util be elected for terms
Of one. two and three years respect.
ixaiy.
Thta i the first election Of school
directors TO be held under the new
Law. since ballard became a city q
the fourth class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22

The anti -annexatianista are get
ting out a four page paper Of three
issues a week called the Ballard
Booster. for the purpose Of fight
ing the annexation proposition. II
carries heavy line Of advertising
ana has circulation OF 1850 copies,
f. II Cox. % tbs Cox Investment
company. II the business manager.
and Rev a. ~ Raven. who was one
% the speakers on the "anii- side
Of the joint debate last Friday
night. Is the editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22
Seattle Man After
Franchise

Clay Allen. Ethel building. h IN
Everett today tn connection with
hIa scheme TO secure the franchise
for lighting that city by electricity
before the city council ~ fy.
erett Tuesday might he appeared and
asked for the franchise. and also
stated that unless action was taken
before December 10 that his CON.
pauy would drop the matter IN
tlrely
Mr.. Allen would not state who IL
filaut il4g his scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22
borrow money! Read page g. .
CLEAR. DRY. WARM WEATHER

Come aud be convinced California
offers many attractions to pleasure
aud health seekers at this season.
Resorts Of ali kinda. Take the
Southern Pacific Companys Pa
nous Scenic Shasta Route. Inn
proved service. Leave Seattle 3 80
a. m. or To- 20 p m. daily. Seattle
20 san Francisco 1850 first class.
$50 90 second Tickets reserva-
lions. descriptive literature and in
formation al Union Ticket office.
COS first Ave. Seattle. Wash. H. ~.
Ellis General Agent 80
Can you write an adj See page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22

Edward Done. Of Riverton. sub
urh OF Seattle. was fined $50 aud
costs by Justice = y. Davis. Tues
day afternoon. Tor cruelty 60 an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22

animal Ills case was appealed Il
higher tribunals and an appeal
bond fixed At $3.50 by the court.
A scarcity OF deputy prosecutors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22

NEW YORK. Nov % Delegates
20 the lnter-ehnrch convention adj
tourned yesterday. after resolving
that uniform divorce laws be eutab-
liHhed In all states and that popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-22
RIckLER BUYS THE RAINIER
CLOTHING co. STOCK.

ID. ]. Riekler today purchased
from John +. Hoyt. referee IN bank
ruptcy IN the Case Number 2i26
before the District Court OF the
United States for the Western Dis
trict Of Washington. the entire stock
Of the old Rainier Clothing Co. To-
Gated at 1917 ist Ave. for thirty five
hundred and sixty zone dollars and
five cents. This created a great
deal OF surprise among the credit
ors and other interested parties. as
they seem 90 think the stock went
at much too low figure. go
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