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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

1f.s married Dr.. Armistead d. Taylor, u
dsofxs ksith Iu alss 81 amelia asd
b. ldnniafried), and Judith q. (lied liz
ni EseWi}s ID. Harvie, ESD. 81 Amelia eo,n.
fjhnviilu Kaiiroad during Tic cclVil war,
and I, 4. for i,i,nber q years represhts.sd
Dr. JAN, II! Hatvis, 81 "F1ishting
Creek, Y" Powtiatati county VA, had Ttwo
fons RI Ley1s t1arr,sd Msrt.
Ss5sI.Ss saa SErt sS Il
htitHerioerdj JAM. h1tHsffoofd, Ruther.
f4De, ST. j .S f g. Y.l ,ss. Second .o
g.. married Mary Lotilse Miohaux r9of
follows: James beverley, John b. VIE.
Ian i, 4 t \! vlrginiA Bernard. Mary
H asiH had III Ga ddurhiyer. j.
Sarah Heron married RI 3. Chafhn.4
Ss ,o H aea NJ ,sso e sG,
DlAjr Adalif,e Wilson. Martha y.
and has issue as follows! John Haryle.$
XIV M'shSe Lf psse Nuthfifss01af
81 Eliza Meade and Martha Old (boti, ut,-
sS a ss %ss?ss sb sofr Nsr'ssa
Adelaide Lancaster. 8 3ls N +. s5s 81 "a ~ I.
FanIe Egf|sston tox deed e ta mprtisS
eoeg nsyss yh1 ry, aa fis ss e fevs ana
S 9Hlvt OF vlreinia. and Swish com.
made up Of is fG ,.n :t9 9f3e wcn nf
t Il . join Brown raid n 1851 IL entered
i lep i bat Vas fterwards promoted and
irnndetn lieut. on the stan ~ General
s MsGaaaad IL ga siass ya
yabegf :, ehsase sa's
motion ad ass'o.ant a @ithsr
i,c WIS carried On November 1lf.. aged
fwe nsSiywooS See cene aer R,ahond
Much sTs eep'a 81 sa'a Ai So e4
s .eo,n Tic spirited and gay ca
ssssss9 % is si
each mnGs' othor, But We III not abbreyiate
the above skstc e ,,ad these
Thfh v at M,sa csoSiumn
,Duval.
rho recent death 81 ghir. Alexat der D ~.
vrI. sol, 81 Alexander Dnval once u NOT 3 60
drurgia, 81 Richmond, brings 70 memory
q the writer, during his youthfu ga
how ho was always Impressed sby the I, Die
mortar ana pestlo at the door $of Alex.
$Dnynl & n Company, Al Main Street
where he often drank soda water from
his fount tain. 3 .8 IN $5s8S u " ~
His father, Samuel Duval, 1yna one 70 o. \
the directors to locate the public SQUARE
upon which to erect the Capt. o., state
house. Governors house. etc. =. Aicll- ~
n,ond, whc,, the seat 81 government was
removed from williamsburg In 1850 As
arly 5as 1752 he was Identified with old
Al. Johns Church, being ycstryman, wa r.
5dct, sheriff and collector OF the parish
ana Ills name connected with az Inc il'3s
principal events OF the early city OF. Rich
mond. The name nu Val IS french. tho
family being OF tho old IIuguenot stock,
VINO cams from France to Virginia during
ytha soyct1teef1tf century. They $ ~ r. 4
married WITH some al the mos { distin-
1rnlshed families 4of the 4 State. John 7 j
;Duyal. OF the Richmond family, born AZ 90 go9.
was d general III the wnrE OF 81 2 Is so1
Thomas II. DIVA. mover TO Austin. ,TT'ex.,8
whore he was made Judge. SV illlam -
5Iouval, also born at Richmond 17s4. vest
IL Kentucky. vi here 10 h represented the g
stats ri Congress-. and in 1892 beea me
Governor of Florida. ny N All 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
COLLIE ) ON FARMS 81
"a Place for Grad iates 8to Learn =
Applied Economics.

Applied Eco'nlo mil c. 9 An
Kdnsaa Iins sent forth Her annual cry
for harvest lffnrids.fgi She warts q 900
Young t1i4t1 Is bring In Shef crops rom
tbe fields and bffers the usual promise
Of .filgh twnge s.''@. AS tisualt Kansas y SO
times her demand that the colleges have a. ). :.
turned out their Thousands Tho dto no Y!
Of workers wifi DO lnrg made up o..
college graduates, who will here lea Urn
tbair frat valuable lessons II the prac-
5ticnlities. ~ Az q, Ri IA ". II, IA 4, "a 4,
They will work blIsters on heir hands
lnnd tholr muscles will ache from two
months Of unrelloved physical toll ut
any prico their shrcWd emp choose t'7
to pay,8 for, being far from home and md
5rnoneyless, they may not rebel. 33i
All 1 81 which h Is wholesome experience
for voting mon who thus ledrn the ways
OF tho world. IN additioh to lea rning 70
oarn their own living IN the sweet 'e1 o.
Their faces, and to boar disappoit1t timer N
they may In Kansas learn mitch Of ap-88
billed economics, for every Kansas farmer
ID t,ast master Of larger politics, and
knowing how to run a State, 80 runs ~.
SITTING at the feet OF such wisdom the
Young colleginn cannot but absorb much
knowledge that Will benefit himself and
his community when he shall have jour
neyed home BY the box car route. B,
4e Indeed, It would pc Wei 8 " tHuhe -
obligatory Upon all college men to serve
"a turn in the Kansas fields ts the best pes.
possible postgraduate course to TT him
FOR the affairs OF llfe. Kansas IS sorne-
thing Of ''model stnte"lsin its Cove rt,-
fing, nnd It's older citizens are qualified,
professors OF political economy.
$s II should be recognized ms a university
and ali voting men compelled to attend
it, as those in Germany are compelled
to serve a turn IN the army. Graduate
OF Kansas would be.g certificate Of
worthy citizenship Louis. Globe Dom
rcrat 4 /:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Smallest Engine in the World.

"!oriny Tlnf,''S as ~ have & named this
smallest 81 oil engines, writes TIL
Robinson III Technical World Magazine
Tor July, us made OF gold and steel, and
IS A 80 small that q common house-fly
seems ,largoein comparison. 1t fits easily
into the smallest % short cartridge. ball
{arco wheel and all. It weighs just 4
grains complete that is about the weight
Of common match t takes 10 such
engines to weigh one ounce, and 1890 to
weight ono & pound.-3, s4o,o 900 f%%Ss engines
equal ono ton.Ss.i i e Il, /. n /.
5''rhe engine. bed and stand are Of gold.
The shaft runs In hardened and ground
steol bearings inserted In the gold bed
These bearings are counter bored from
the inside to form self-oing bearintb
The f1y-wfeel has d steel centre ana
arms with Il gold rim and this part (the
complete whcel) weighs / grain @ sSa445t
X E. 1.-THE cylinder Is Of steel, with octngo-.
nal base highly polished. The stroke IS
i -32 Of an inch bore, 3-100 OF an inch.
seventeen pieces arc used In the con-
stluctlon OF this engine h
3 1.-THE feed is through the gold base,
which is hollow. The speed Of this en- :
fglne Is 5000 .reyolYt ions =, per. F1lnuse
When running 100, Per. second no motion
Is visible to the eye but Il It makes a
note like tho noise Of a. mosquito--caused
by tho vibrating piston-rod. 81, &:
THE horse power Is 1-498000 OF one
horse power Compressed air Is Used
to run@tl,osa engines, and It may DO Of
Interest to note- that the amount re-
uuired to make the large engine hum
can easily be borne ON the eyeball With;
out winking.' 5.5 AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Sir Percy Wyndham Again.
ndItor ~ Tia rInes. nlsnaic,,. 'I

Editor Of Tho Times Dspatch:
X sir-sir Percy Wyndham commanded
a regiment OF United States cavalry from
the State OF New Jersey. He was cap-
itured, after he had been Knocked on or a
corduroy road in the mud, By Joshua G..
Fletcher. Company A, Seventh Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

Editor G genealogical Column:
RS VIII you please tell me II the arms and
rencafogy Of the "Templo'' family have
been given IN this column II so can g
procure copy OF the paper from the
office OF The Times Dispatch?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

Company 3, First Virginia Cavalry.
Abingdon, Va, 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
A Mayor, Elected by, the People,
About fourteen years ago Brand Whit

"A IMdyOIlIC1CStCu - lily = ~ AS'
About fourteen years ago Brand Whit
look, then a young reporter doing poll
tics fora Chicago newspap per. tried to
persuade an Ohio politician to run lnde-
pendent for Governor. The politician had
offended the machine.
'IIven{if you get tho nomination" said
Whitlock, .the machine will knife you
and Xiii you on election day. But II you
appeal from the machine to tho people
vol, will have chance to pull through.
Run independent" ii III S5l i Is.
Tic politician laughed You seem to
think L want@to DO stereopticon hero
he said 1.-THE only way to win Is to
have the organization with you. Tho
only workers you can get are machine
workers. Walt till YOU are as old MS !
am" tS3 IA s
# Whtlook did not wait as long as that,
Last year, still a young ues1. he proved
TINT the people are more than enough
intercstoda He also dened both the par.:s
machines Of Toledo, He nrso def1ed tho
newspapers, All he wanted was the peo-
pie. Tho people, without organizations and
without newspapers, struggled promiscu-
ousy. to the polls and In tho course OF a
few hours Of individual work made Brand
Whttlock Mayor.-The World To- Day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
The GETTING Even
OFTHEY YELLOW DOG
~ THg CRY MAN

Nth shining teeth sna
the bully ad things
l. a and@Plyrnouth
a
The Tsuow q
hat who his meals
has q place o
Il biE fight Juaf ard a mixture - hair
and profanity sud I hurrahsd because dos
with him be hat
booted tod him
there whinsd
fence and nsht
fights which should
think he wanted 20
displayed his pounded ground
Master ad see me- pd The Didn't show emf
ou
Yesterday saw the yellow Dog ana two big dogs IN front
Of the place BeHs called the obseuuss
fond RUFF under The barn bleeding from dozen wounds but the
hurts 10 bis flesh nothing
srd moaped and after be- had been batd ad SAWED and aed he
erasisd further under Rho
choicest q food and the most oaxng Here RUFF Old
fellow
That 8 al u
VIII ~ the folks animals 10
an how The yellow Dog conveyed the particulars Of the first tight
friends a
gang - suffieient strength and courage 70 lick Hufs1
u Just hapUsns17
Noaaenss think dogs you study them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
BevnA~vdt's Bitter Punlsh~ens

The president and France have refused 70 adopt
The action u the council Legion Honor granting sarah
nsenhsit admission charmed circle OF French knirhoa
10 sarah hu biz Of red ribbon ID
her breast
harlbcared decsieu'
BY
one o che Napoleon Bonaparte when he nat
utet person who had questionable past
private life stain a. should ever be admitted
nrruhartt gtted she Is geuias 81 ivan
orter
private life has been above ropf'ea
a. everyone kueua she moral laws heF sen
Maurice wcoc nornharl denied ha hot
her other escapatos hen could she Be given clean b e
health Tor her sixty eheekcrea wears Of lite
may remind woman et her past detinauens
But public seeking pube honorp and th'
public morals concerned
She has rapcd For she has snapped
her fingers Al couventoua. the deeeneca u
understand at last that tho Ny Of
transgressor Is hard.
pardonea scuastoo much-hut when Eonlus aaa
a must suffer IA same A. me.io crlty-and
Jack London that AID uorky thu Russian
novelist And Hcrren others In the public
cabinet ala we'll
rbs revival Of the teachings Of the
stern Of Obligation There Is much Of disposition
delinquency hsh R There Is too much tak about
"unarsls belas a environment etc. etc
punishment Of the actress keen bu nation can
afford ideals feminine ana virtue tos
the sake ot any individual hish low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

SPOKANE L Y NeKandsf
raaeh.f living on csnrou creek.
80 90 ths g-piat - beias t'lied
BY wnunaad bear shea hts hoFse.
win sundaffui sasacltF literally
kifksi Il tu death
TACOMA While the father -
i fnHefntan is unable 20 wufk tef
he fear mDfhefiess children. %
account 81 a broken les HE -
tearalA suE Haffiaoa u sappoftiiss
ihr famiiv wifh span % old
mules The boz IL hsullnE sand and
gravel Tor Savage. 6rofiaii q Go
ana il probably tha youngest team
ataf 10 the city The family lives
At 1911 Center -
TACOMA - Property ounsfa
aianK the water front will sub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
Making the Best of Life

IT'S grcat Aias 10 greet the day helps to
make It Tor
Mos, OF US arc Too much siyea to Of our
without
worfy the everyday tFfes that when rea4
bs trouble enough foeo en u
NEE
people happy faculty u usas victorious over
the p~t loom iaxe IN hls
TORI they areth voFl4a greatest eongasrofa
gifted vita happier and more chserfh
temperament shy the meaa
ehul bis view which merely ma
-
lfs ehserfuily without compliant rs'
steadily Happiness sad strength While the ganbef
sps each and last uss At hi. back
IN the slough u dsspond
IRE funny thing actually vosry 10, about
troubles
b. the which might b thought
10 b. dearest triead
short. soiasss SAKE lot max. cheer'al
possible
Trouble enough without being exaggerated withsat
carryns ~ feelings 81 day ne neK
permitting hem Do aai tear ne tru
forre the sad aneaas ne Eot
etaEs the nagsel aad the dirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
THE FALSE RUBY

= lahsd that shs shaulf 30 regarded
80 bee daughter a. sas then Tread
aaY Wao.i her hopsleaaif ani uant
- mabe he fortune a. the mines.
a.
sftsfs i the rubf sluaaast II
a. 700 bass every cent father isft
49,
The Hifl nuHa the GEN AZ hiu
asHHF- ucafs suafshea o. up wtfh
sn a.tfraaf1u - asish7. ahA In
tsnti4 examined it ~ the window
4 snafi - raEs che set bic tniulr
EFT sistsfs siiset weeping
rtts paste Absolutely worthless
Tha Yaana brute aaahsa at hsf -
r ta brasH hsf
Doris nsa irfa the street in terrier
SIZE saula hraf hirn bThlud her II
vain aid a fabwau shout So her u
oaa taa late Hhs waa ssnsstssa ga
dsf The wheels
Ins sifEs sfss opened - rssi
urssn sraY cad nurse Then aas
atAsf fafsn bent gYsf be-
jack Thsfs eas SD rush
A. hag heart You
Mr. aafltns The tat fstf man
siaapsA daau and pfesasa hls ilas
"a hers
IL Is real Yen arr not q sect
Na a. sethsaft saia NE man
fsesratF 4 have fts1 isf1 feaf
hsaFhaf usafss lia has ia no al
sHs promised - rsfaEan what uuat
faa hat. fhousht ahsH aaa fgust
49, fahf worthless isaffEsf = otlf
afsrf / recovered hsH ssaf fau
ne mfanr gem ftufn ny cHilsstipn.
A. least 80 usasi have sue~n ihat
lafsa Yaa. znd I hsve e'hef "a
ntez
euh. gaek. its n~s fubtss waas.
tfs ynuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

4 sau'ti ean'tt-
The EisFs syes uash,i A great
sab shoksd her vales The man
turned ansrily
-uut You muag. Be Insisted ZEE
a. simple a. possible The ruby vii
be yours far che asaiHg
Hut t. not mlue. SIC muf.
aarea
-Nunssass. sIstsfi It. nobody =
Haven't / told 500 hos when 1ehn
Kingston eas a4tHs iH Afftea. Re
told ne he had sent the sem. uetth
ratguuw - hla solicitor Merritt
iH London 60 sfxp - q sifi bat had
forgotten - teti blm the Hams Then
he sac me the sefawi - Mafritt
Let me see g. ltss voies was
seurntul #wha 70 the Eift faf ha -
ra1r End ffirutiess. whom yea ~iai'
nfe 20 fuh
-Cans pods. yea-u 81 a. woa't
Yaur You've aimpif 60 afala fau -
Ntss gsiIam
Ansa CaIlum
Hss ass haH suddenly sFosn
nals A. she zlauesI 81 she hant-
wFtgfns ATS EfNm eaief sttil
sf4IKs tt % ne ahs rftei k4fN r.
It'll Guf the ruby
fsrfia M~afs 81 tha szHi'Y - pr
faam uurisd her bad les ere euahs
tsns ana ssbbet There VA Hitir
Hasibt about if Jobs NlHEsteH Haa
rsns ether thar John kineatea
rf-aHnaY. unu ta some usazs tel
gave Thousands ~ miles awaf
Hrr foe af sFssf waa lnieftuptaA
~ ne arrival - HalirifaF Merritt
ahs satisfies Ms sveff aussiias at
fnlt hlnt. uhas hrr seapsEfar
brother aia utt knHw. that e was
ta5 years aao thsl shs afst Tread
uay whrn she aas eufr na Mon 20 =
ST. eag,afet. very asaithf. ana q 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

scribe $4,000 for a nes fire boat
A suitable craft will be construct.
81
SPOKANE Four sNediah labor
efa working On the Culdafac ex.
tension u the Northern Pacific
road wote blown ap last etUnlus
b a premature explosion 81 a de-
lafed charge % dynamiie. aua
thrlf bodies hurled several hundred
feet down the side of the canyon
Three ~ the men we're instantly
Killed and the other badly lhtured
Their names we're not obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
OF Vital Importance b
Young Men

Every Young maa b. amLltt,
ne wouldn't be- 90 American i
wasn't Then every FoHhs ~
hopes ~ become wealthy i,
hates the iiaa 81 depHsluF hl,s.is,,,
70 build up a bank aee0Bui ~.
pat # Of start saving loasys ~.
81 vital Importance 20 YOU fs.s.
Tomorrow ionEe a beginhlhs /. -
posting a dollar uifh The 49,.
8ayiuss aud Safe Deposit oo,bs..
Il3 segeea who're your IT,
ORA rs B pet cent interest :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

.odaH = tell you when a Dot ~
people are subjected a. nay pruaeb
ins far u months at "a stretch thsY
need a vocation. and I am going fo
lei them have good fest ~ the
limo my Visit 20 the aoaah0rf o.
over ihef viii have rested 49, md
tban thof can atBnd another dpae
itas Bell ia pastor ~ the ftfft
Presbyterian church af Baker CITY.
aud h IN Portland with bis family
on bis waF lu the beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST NO. z

Water rent due IN August for
August. September and ocioeer II
not paid b. August 2ist, becomes
delinquent District includes ell TIE
cltv between center linc 81 Union
and Eaat Union. and center lihe
~ Caller. West Caller and East Caller
atH Meiersd water due from lsi
TO goth % each month. becomes Dc
iinaueni on the goth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
NEW PUMP TOBE
INSTALLED

within a week the new high sarV.
Ice pump for pumping water Into
the high service reservoirs ~ the
city will be installed at Volunteer
park. entirely relieving the wnter
shortage Of the high districts The
pump was delivered on the ground
yesterday. II has capacity o.
100000 gallons daily. sufficient 70
cause the high service reservoirs 10
overflow within . few hours ri any
time. except when lawn spriHkling
IL In progress.
The ncv pump will be Operated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
Dance at LeSChi
Park Tonight

Come out TO i4eschi Park tonight
aud spend the evening dancing
WaRnar's Orchestra ana the finest
dancing floor Ia tho northwest
Dances given In the big pavilion.
By far the largest and finest bah
In Seattle -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
SAID his FLOCK
NEEDED A REST

PORTLAND. Aug my con.
FreEailon needs vacation more
than ! do. aud that's the reason
l am goius 10 spend = month a. tho
seaKhafe nsid Rev ] II = Bell
tOhhlng prumpfis attended g.
Al work guaranteed & u BroNn
Plumbing Co. zgi Pine 81 ..'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

The vaudeville hlH AZ the s'ar
theates this seek ts am unusually
Eaad attraction uat snyder. The
srles hleyelist. IS veil worth seems
The Maxirau Tourist Quinte' Arm
strong aud Holly. and the Martins
49, othsr acts - merit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
THE THEATERS


TIE seattle.
ruar usora performances - ss'Hp-
tain Haiff wuI BE- given h4 tha
F-rawtnYn at The Seattle Tns glaa
/. on. 81 tbs best productions q tie
company
Most seek 4 fnubie bill All us
given. Lord anH t4adY Aisg wiH
rua fsf tha FIRES three Nights. sud
-Nrsthaf ufncara aiii Be The At
ira den the rsualnAaf ~ the seek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

b. an s. horse power electric motor
aud controlled h} the engineer alta
toned az the Lincoln park power
house by means Of electric con.
ueetious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Company q will have its eighth
annlferaarY banquet IN the s A e
dining noon August g AdIuiant
General Drain Will be- the guest o.
honor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
twat,,a In French and rran.lstsdl

twausn French and rrsnsasd)
- Editor Of Tho star
epoch earliest youth vivid aud beautiful I'M
prraslons u strife America against slavery.
Profound admiration b. Tits gigantic act has deter
belief faith amt Ike the glorious
Gsahad these splendid d}a vin etaee them
sa,e rom,
This deliberate beautiful impulse Of the whole
aush United states whose
national character fusion the Law Of
largest hs intimately bound absolutely stable public
nsahauahls he advancement OF civ
ntsauon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
ARRESTED FOR BEGGING

Joe lett. was arrested last night
by Pttrolman lee and Anderson.
Who chaIEa him with hegklng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

The gift Engineer ere PLAY me
Taylor company viii produce net
wsek AZ tha Third Avenue thsaief.
g. one = the most sensational eun1s.
- dramas IN the company tsprf.
iotte toufstts Taylor sppsafs itl
leading part.
seals viii b. on sale saturday
morning and tha first performances
viii De Sundays matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

ONE or RusstAs NEWLY DEVELOPED GREAT MEN WRITES
rus NEWSPAPER THAT rtG AMERICAN VAR AGAINST
SLAVERY INSPIRED slM AND DETERMINED THe PoLrt
CAL BELIEF AND FhlrA or AIS LIRE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
LETTER AND PHOTO FROM
PRESIDENT OF DOUWA

~ ps ] has %
Known
"
su" and hoarS has i" b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

the Visiuia river sank nsaf wV.
40 to-day and 30 people we're dfa.
Cd -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

House plans for that little home
for zee from Knapp q West. 81
Calman Bldg Write today ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

y lahsd that she shauit 30 regarded
81 heg daughter a. sas then Tread
naY Noorf her hopsleaais ant went
- maho HE fortune ~ the mines.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-10
WED me OR | WILL
SHOOT MYSELF"
MISS BUSCH'S GERMAN LIEUTEN-
ANT THREATENED TO END HIS
LIFE IN CARRIAGE BESIDE HER

ST. LOUIS December 31.-The cir
cumstances of the "elopement" to
Belleville last Wednesday of Miss
Wilhelmina Busch and Lieutenant
Eduard Scharrer of Stuttgart, Ger
many, indicate that Scharrer DELHI
erately put the young woman i'm Il
compromising position for the purpose
of forcing her family to agree to their
marriage, and that after Adolphus
Busch, her father, learned of it..
SChaerrer, demanded that he settle
upon her a dowry of 81 900 900 as a
condition of the marriage, Busch is
said to have angrily declared that not
only would he not settle any dowry
upon his daughter, but he would never
consent to her marriage to Scharrer
According to a story published here
today, when Miss Busch last We'd
nesday consented to go with Scharrer
on drive she had no thought Of be-
ing married, but that while they were
in the carriage Scharrer drew a re-
volver and, fiourishing it wildly, de-
clared he would kill himself in her
presence if she did not consent to be-
come his wife that very day and hour
Terrified and startled out of all
power to act intelligently, the girl is
said to have consented, Having drive n
across the Eads bridge to Belleville,
Scharrer is said to have taken Miss
Busch to hotel and there registered
as Lieutenant Scharrer and wife.
1t is understood Miss Busch's quick
wit came to her rescue, and she tele-
phoned news of her predicament to her
father, and he told her to return and
have the ceremony performed at his
house 1t is asserted, however, that
there will be no marriage now on any
terms .as the father is greatly en-
ragged
The family fear 1t will be several
months before Miss Busch RECEIVERS
from the nervous shock resulting from
her Belleville trip. 1t is announced
that Miss Busch on her recovery Will
go to Pasadena, Cal, to spend several
months at her fathers winter home
1t is said that Scharrer has been
drinking heavily of late. He shut him
self up in his room at the Southern
Hotel tonight and refused 10 see any
one.