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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

ABERDEEN. wash. Jan 6
Action on resolutions yesterday
waa a. follows
49, CotteriIl To add labor day
10 the legal holidays IN the shoe.
Las Adopted
ny Lord Asking union men %
build up womsu'a Label League
Adopted
nv Seattle Mattresses r. AsklnE
that the limitation u hours n labor
for females be reduced from ten 70
eight Adopted
By CottsriIl Asking munieipali-
ties 20 establish branch public
Libraries 10 centefa accessible 10
wage earnerH. Adopted
~ coiiefiii To iegaiiSe ha'ur-
d yhaif holiday H@iecied.
By coifeFlti Demanding enforee-
mepf Of child labor laws and Sunday
eiosiuF laws. This brought up the
sifscu scion Of the session. The first
demand was lndofsed. the second
turned aosn4
BY Flnhermen's rnion - Asking
for a hospital ca Bristol bay, Alas
IA. Endorsed.
~ Cooks and Walters 81 Seattle
Endorplng action 81 A. y ~ J..
convention In iongshoreman versus
sailors Jurisdiction Adopted.
A resolution demanding exclusion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
TO
CONSIDER

Republican politicians are won
dsrlng whether there will b Eeri.
Gus fight over Otto A. Cases con
yeufion plan. The county clerk has
thrown a bombahell into the ranks
- those who would seek 20 control
the coming Republican city CONVEX
ton by having a small number ~
deleERfas Case u a believer in the
dlrect primary. and In giving the
people as much representation In
the nomination Of city officers IS
possible. lie suggested that one del
egate for every 20 votes cast Tor the
Republican party at the last elec-
ton be selected to take part In The
convention
4 believe" said Mr.. Case this
morning. that. IN the absence Of
direct primary. We should give the
people as much representation as
possible I think that there should
be one delegate 60 every rs votes
cast az the last election. Taking as
a basis q delegate Cor every p votes.
II would give a representation OF
about as delegates. and In ball as
big as the Armory there IL saffi-
eieut room. That viii accommodate
At least a thousand delegates and
there can be no excuse for failing
20 awe the people as much repre-
sentation as possible.
This matter will come NJ before
the meeting tonight and I think Il
viii be decided Ia favor Of my con
tentlon. There has been some talk
~ permitting the committeeman
from each ward to select the places
for the eaucuecs. and ] think this
viii be decided tonight. 50 that each
committeeman can announce the
places Tor the meetings At the next
meeting 81 the committee. The OBJ
jet Is to get the best possible
places. 30 "a 10 act ont as big a vote
and representation 81 the expression
os the republican voters as Is posi-
BILE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
White No, Worried.

After The date waa made kuoas
upon which be IL ordered 70 be huns
white had no word ~ Say. NJ
seemed o. take the proceeding a. l
mere matter Of routine ln me ne
~ a criminal lie. however. iold
the jailers a. the court house thai
he was ready so die. Or he had
neither father nor mother. and hkl
nothing % llFe for.
Attorney 0'CounOr says that
Waite has friends in the east whs
stand ready % supply hlm via
fuuda 20 carry nn npreal 90 the su-
urane court. ana that be alil pre-
senf she necessary papers - sooa
as they can De prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
THE MARKETS


Vegetables.
hssns ary PEI ct :, aas y he
Pc isfgs whites. tla pinA
bans. = y, bsyo beans hs' e .l,.
10 carrots nsf sack. fie tnfHips
sack he lettuce. per boz q piui y.
sauliflnWsf, per dos. q 20 garlic. per
~ -. native green peppers pee hos.
q 4 parsley. pei d6s. Il squash. PEI
10 fhd. pumpkins per 10. ie. fHbbaEs.
per u. ie tomatoes. pee boz fhc1fi -
euhss pet dot ioal.aai sEK plant
6a1be Whiis river psiaioss' ton ils8
it sweet potatoes 100 iba. = N teiiee
banker anionn. pNi al Eui e. MntIa
Walia onions, safH. fycs eueumbsrs
Fruits.
FIGS per ease, y IL bricks. u -
sssdisss flas ID sartaHs u ioas -
white faa per ID. EuaMe lemons
pet ease 4 Hua ". Wenatchre apples
pet bes, o. hHl -, bananas. bunrh.
Z stut 90 native apples. boE. esc Hii q
es pee s sssi.. -, e.. &c. pas-
apples PEE boz O NaIf %. fancy aps
lles. PEE boz ear0fl pears hos, he4
~ nsl'g PEER. r. es'. IT, " 80,
crate q ssii 30. sesdlsss aaiii "a
rfap.a. frf crate. q r.. Hawaiian pine
apples. pff duf. 81 iHd ~, cocoa
huts, PEI dHA Nussff Cal honey per
comb itAc neeiafihss per taa ,tai
pommsEfensiss. 20 DO iao. jap
oranges, pef bundle. 81 q. two crates
u zach bundle katlrs peaches, boz.
haneh EGGS psr aotsn. 30 ore
.t4ii
nuttsf ard Cheese.
Washington erfamsFgt PEI ID -
Eastern creamery bricks, per ~. seei
Eastern iut per 10 2tH1es cooking
pet 10. ltUlhel ranch butter. per ID
it4tte. Wisconsin, fhssus twins. pei 10.
burger. pei u. ~. Eiork sxisa per 10
Ne. Young AmatcAa ehssss. per ia
Sagar.
Dry gfauuiafsd. sacks per ip iha
y g.. fruit GRADUATED. SACKS. per 100
lha 8 -. beet Per HacE. 9 y. ooidsn
g per aaek. y % kEtra 6, per sack.
Poultry.
Dressed chicken. per ~. isc live
chi en- fsns y. lsgs srf'ns eh.ess ,as
dressed tufksYs. per ID. atNaae. llys
ducsa per II. 81. wiia duesssfao rhra
ducks. per ~. IL. cd rueatsra. -
Meats.
Dressed steers. PER 10. sAuee drssssd
mutton. liaH9f dressed pork 80.
isht veal butgc. heavy veal 49,
dressed lamb fAe I've steers, 8 =
per cwt tss sheep o. ~ per est. i've
huss 49, per est live veal = 80
ta paf eat. tive lamha O. .As70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
NE NAV
NO HANG
ATTORNEYS FOR MURDERER WHITE CLAIM THAT DEATH SIM
rGNcr WAS PASSED roo LAre-JUooe GRIFFIN Fxs,
JANUARY 20 As DATE OF DEATH. HOWEVER

Without the trsmaf - muscle %
other outward Indication that b.
realized The fefiaHHuesa ~ the words
being spoken. "Kidf White listened
10 Judge 0rlfnu ~ the date upon
which he must hang % the state
penitentiary at Walla Waila thia
morning
After Attorney william O.counaf
Who appeared for the convicted de-
fcndant had interpoaed an ohlee-
ton upon the Erduraa that the date
of the carrying out 81 the dea ~
penalty must uat be- iess than 30
days nor more than 50 days from
The rendering u nnal Judgment.
Kid" white was made 90 stand
while the court named January 20
aa the date upon which be must
hang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
DY IN(1!

Harry Flynn q structural ira
worker. this afternoon AZ e:ts ~
down the shaft % the new iosnzs
building. End and Cherry. from %
fourth story. By a miracle. no hoss
we're broken. At o'clock be ~
reported ~ dying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

TACOMA. Jan. 6-Charles Drury
was this morning elected president
Of the school board 81 this city. after
hard firht with the Coffee fac
tion.
The fght started two years ago
when the Coffee faction tried to
down DBry
After the election. nrufy appoint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
Ls~ IL plain

whether the novel grounds
upon which ths motion ~ Attorney
.Ofconnof - based VIII be cnhaid-
cred we'll taken hy the supreme
court resta the fate q the youth
fui murderer The Las la plain
unon ths subject 20 faf 81 the fix
ing o. the death PENALTY a. COM
refned. but the question that must
be de, idfd IL "a. date upon which
actual nnal judgment whs rendered.
II IL the contention O Prosecuting
Attorney MaekiaioHh that December
/ la the rAatt dHte. bat the attorney
Zoe white claims that either March
81. 1905. at which time sentence vas
pronounced. or today. ahen the dats
Zoe the hanFlng sac fixed. is the
date ~ nuai judgment should
either date prove correct Y lE the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

= SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. { .
= The Southern Pacific Gro =
4 VILE local was wrecked att
= Ramirez flag station. eight =
= miles from MaryEvllle az les
q o'clock last night. The en- :
q CINE and baggage car len thes
4 rails. v
= No one was hurt The causs =
= was an opened switch BY NAH
e cious persons. The lock OF he =
a switch was battered by a.
= hammer and torn from The :
. switch stand. '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

While "Klds white ana LA.
iiiidebraud. Whc b uaH sarylnF !
life sentence in the penitestis,s
were attempting 70 hold up ana *
several men 10 Lou eouHaYs -.
loon on Sixth ard kim -, On ~.
night of September -. 1905. ust.
thew Murphy aas shot ard killed b.
one ~ the pnif. alleged - be Witt
aud after a lengthy trial enalnE a
the 10th ~ February n last yssf
White was sentenced ~ be hung.
The proceeding 81 the court TIN
morning was simply toe n3ing q
the date upon which tie death sea.
teace heretofore imposed must BE-
carried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

The deadlock between the coz.
mlttee appointed Cor the purpss 4
securing special legal talen 70 ~
pear before the coming grand inr7.
and City Attorney Bates. Il III
nnbrokea.
The jury Ia scheduled 70 meet BED
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

= SAN FRANCISCO. Jan g.
q An echo OF the second trial Of
= Cordelia Botkin. the twice con-
q ylcied murderess Of the vie
= Of John r. Dunning. by SEND
y Ing her a box OF poisoned ehof !
q olatos through the nails 70
= Delaware. was heard IN ths
4 superior court today.
a Judge Cook granted a contin-
4 uauce for a settlement OF the
= bill Of exceptions. preparatory
a to an appeal 20 the supreme
4 court for new trial. until jan :
4 rs. and stayed execution OF ths
= sentence of life Imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
Real G.,s,.-cer,irv.d.

his liabilities at is.Izf2T
Real Gs,s,.--certinv.d.
INVESTORS COMPANY.
q % DOWN AND $50 rER MONTH
Mtii bus = fine riNhtaFossm modern
{. ase. an lgt aasifg. 1ms half bius
ffpm the Ger llns.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND
naa FER MONTH
VIII huf q mfzifFn fhfessfoam foffHss
overlooking f.nkr ntnns aue block
ffou Nssiiaks Backward
O. 90 Faf a Modern nixsrosm hruse a.
Green Lac tMu hfeeha FROM the
ear lins never been areupfad The
property u Nsil worth Ecu
u 80 Far . small houss and two ie,s
- south rafs
INVESTORS COMPANY.
lhans Main "a az Columbia II
go Pine corner iat On car line. n
mieuies ffpui iionssF hgaare. ina'
mEAcTIAu
Nsa Vera Hioek.
curRp-s AcHEs ns~ house. fIns
fng rhif hane nHd nFfffes. HuiF tf1l
en- fsffus - - dasH ana . - pr
mafth Nili ssu chisksms az y cents
each come qsirk leaving csnnfrY
see " Anssi 80 buwasalsh bridge.
enif few minutes ride - Sew itsn.
fun rar tins IT
CHAP HOMES
II 4 CAR HliofH spins Ia on e =
tlllimans Meadow uHtsisns. ssnfiey-
laa atsalfi ~ men Nifi faaka fhs
iaaa saluatir. large tracts over 80
tees lens. ofslt u. ga terms - . -
~ month Twenty salssfnsn an tire
rseanas unsil std out aiso Ned ssy.
Tfal more nien az Sod wages vii
ne8 hHases 81 terms 81 8 PEI rnonth
Tahr uFH Hrnfnu car q Dave mish
bftdFs. 0s call 81 Hflimau offsers
III Tisnss tiaek ~ ones a
49, HooN hausss stth ~ lots.
ant8 an terms - 90 % Ess ger
Hasx. fire level tots. sits city aafef
pttcs enly TO- terms e etnts pr
Nrak. only it fuiuutss ride Taks
raf On WashinAfun street 90 South
saas Seattle. 80 onl - offics. II
HIRE ~ A sNAP.
rrrtfB s.fuufu modern cottage on
oisssn Anns ftHi Thirk - BE- aniy
fiee en~n ana balance Ia mnuthly
WtNsfIfp nnos
Roasn - Ceiuan HidE
SACRIFICE neautifui iots 5 minutes
rice = Pioneer square faFFa and
siHbtiY 80 60 ts@ easy terms. 3
rs ownsr. noom ~ union Hiock. IA
fifsi avenue
IT Will make psu money = ron buy
on the apsrfNaN See DUNLAP
Honm ~ tni1a hioeh
NTW modern k.rnam cattasr. Fre.
meat central hear CO... butt double
best riuuhin seNrF and aaasr tu
rald cheap. sasy terms. Black giss
ouner. IL
SMALL. house. Near Madison. ts-1
t.arse house on ieth asv tAxo
deed value near jefferson
DOUGLAS ROSS krieksen Bldg
Tot tasa. handy to car. price uis.
tfaass ava = acre. CLEARED prses ts5
a.srrs orchard. So feet from car. 4 aa
uEo " DUNLAP.
Ti1 Flfet Ave-. Room a.
or Frea Price. office IT nunsnp on
oid Rcntou line. open Sundays. -
~ vou want lots ehsap. eioss i, ~t,h
city water. cufne o. Southeast seattle
today tNAENH NNh NNHiN AiIhN Ca
fnn until the work on the Jackson
street rsErade usEius. Ia down
81 per month After the rrrrada
thrsa lots vii sell for fcao to 40
only 80 minutes ride on washington
street car TO Southeast seattle. OF
SEATTLE noMEsEEKERs co.
If
N n CRANE q Co. INC
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
nom Alaska Building.
Both Phones aes2
II
MOpErN aiN-room horse. choicest
mart capitol iiill viewing Sound
AZ Rainier Cascades. OiYmpica half
biork from car. Price 81 40. but
8 80 cash will handle IL Phone
East iaiH IL
my an thr speedway See DUNLAP.
Room - tntan nluCk
Fraa #ss.sH HHHH R.aas4HuH#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

ed the committees and plsned -
Coffee people on The least impcf-
tamt ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

contention of whites attorney g.,
The superior court ~ King eoag,s
iH without Jurisdiction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

CAPITOL. HttIs ADDITION.
niNIHfoS No g
Cuas out ana iosh the property over
the streets are most an FFadssf &C.
msnt saikn have hsfu laid un ataut
unes third - the addition Niil star
IaNtnE water nafns rs Tire 18Th. saa-
go viii aaiekif falios.
PRICES
sanffH eswsmf wagks and street Frade
lai8 10 tsftna. Ia cast 10 80
nteutta. 10 ous yer. At per gsat
asN1 ssiks ana sfaas pad re. 100
cash tsiaues 8 prf sspt
@slsi wsiss sad sfsas 20 NE.
nundinK restrictions No flats. stores
~ heusss t~entf feet FROM street
Our salesman Nil H. 81 the Little
n bite offies Cn ths iiin
Take carltol Irni oar to Aiaha street
and a. east
"a y TURNER iSvEErMENr CO
ssess Lumber Exchanges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

The grocery store q A G. Brous
vas barElarired last night and
large amount Of goods taken. It<
exact value has Dot been ssss'-
tanned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
Acreage For sal.

FhfNHIf faf Aatef
30 Athla ~ acres under cultivation.
balance iu pasture and timber. fine
nNiuH house, harm. chicken houses,
NuodHhsd. head ~ cattle. ! nrifsfR,
bulls ! team fine horses 3 hpFs II
sheep. chickens milk separator /
new busy neN wagon and ali kinds
uf fafmihH machinery. price q fa
half zach. balance un terms
We will Hian consider trade ~ Huoh
rifN property for half payment
hifhMHh0N a ENC khoN.
80 Washington Hioek
SEQ nfffH 10 ACHEu "a mitss from
Seattle Tacoma tntsfufhan handy a.
une - thu beet towns IN the valley.
al level half alder aud maple hats
anre haH some ftf aud cedar timber
fi90 cash balance 80 per month
NHtiEHf MAtffHY.
slaEn.afi Alaska building IL
AeanAdE Security savings a safe
usousit Co. ia seneca II
ugr en- the speedway. Bee DUNLAP.
- Union Block 81
FutH ACHEa near Hivfrten, level
land. good soil nearly All cleared.
new h-fuum hauHa. barn. large chick
ga house o. ~. sany terms
HuhEHr MAtIHY.
ggHusgst Alaska building 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

{. \. LehNdfotf. siaar steres Nt9
Second aNenus.
enoes
.. a. Malisa. s2t Ballard avenue.
opposite eitN halt
FeeaeHt prua Co, tWtH1 afes'
and FFrnsont avenue.
rhea harris. az pestctt'es, Ven
Ten.
tfss Ua.tlaks. Gss,lsks pt1a Go,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

fsr 90 rofusr a feet front ~ 10 feet
deep nn Norman street. easy
terms 10 80
$50 q lot tstgH nsar gtsts rniNsf-
sitt Nuei leeatiunf tni lies
HeH. cement si8sNat Is. Ne.
fNe
tee % saxtoo. sioss % otssa Lake No.
lN&
30 -sata. rfase - Raiuisr nouis.
ward Ne ttiH
fHwIR.ftTrfEFtEIn co
uFAt Eafafr HHHfaaFe Insurance
uAfIsfu BUILDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

Howard Juslyn flied papers IN
bankruptcy yesterday estimating
his liabilities Of ie.izf2T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

MODEM siS-room house. choicest
uart capitol fiill viewing Sound
Mt Rainier Cascades. OiYmpica hnIf
block from ear Price 81 40. huf
s. 40 cash will handle IL Phone
EaHt 1919 IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

lee, ard Fsvnd.
LOST Early NoudaY moruins small
shitr Frsnrh passtls dos fefnalr. N
fiader wiiI RETURN same 60 Foom "a
wara II
LOST aink araff op Twrul third
90 Jackson Phone He'd Aii Aadfeua
~ 2ta ave. Reward
Lost Friday January a string -
Kuid tr9ds finder nHuff q. A VIZ.
tn s1fa ave. Reward q
esslesss chans.s -
BUSINESS PROPERTY BARGAIN
o. es cash haiannr ta salt purchaser
fut a tpasHtnFf hFtek hiaek raafaln-
tnE tNn Wa o. ntnFe fuastua. ere
f.feufH and ene ssFaam apartment
pm us1una tissaF t.sG h tskta Il With
saHs can 3. uviuaded 81 she hulidinN
NtSNitfr uHua
Roam ~ coinan hidg
BUSINESS CHANCES
nuttrf stafe and small gfoezsf. cash
business. fsag - cash ranse. siek
ness a seuuiHH htsslneas bassAlu.
worth q So ufsa tskra a. rsun
bother - q Faa have nnt Ihs cash
a. Ballard Ave ballard =
ron REST
A neat market ENrfF fhtnE reM all
ssu xfucsfY stafs also 4 wanted
rhsnn ~
ssssisr esle
MONSTER AUCTION SALE " q
H. 81 g. = - fS,,w ~ ,,,s ~ -
At Iau affair. rlIg rcHSi
TNnE uf nNR HUNDRED NSu
TES ROOMS AZ 7ftE kHt.f~lz
ruS HOTEL aiss ths hotel htiw
as hes.s. y. ihs pfssnis.s - tss
slsY street Sc fuffhsf naiiess in
these cetufans @ niessrsen.
suet,aa .4is emfv en- EN- eru
finsf - ass yi.RSIYtFRn y Il
HfckERToN Has nEa efVEp ~
ntfNfluNH FROM TffF PROP
HfkNuHH So sell aa ManaaY ths ssh
II tsuaarr. rnfnnssHeinE AZ 9 -
slsssa 80 sss,s. y a. afiisssss Asssl
nafaer - Ftfnt avenue aua NulFrfs
slts street shlfk ref.fsts h. paft e
talie~s EissAnt esk ned asis bsa.a
mounted sssis. srsiess. mattresses.
sssssta. slips. n9fafaftsfM. Spreads
ftns ptiieNa dHsessFs. famnaast~s.
center tables rnek sfa5 toilet sets
FsFiuf ffFultures siFsaHt apfEa ~
pfana flnr leather faa s~rn ASS eaa#
cAAifs shiffesisfs ~sFsirai,rs faid-
eetfass fIns Harnsts fine nffias fnYs
ntfurs. runatsfins - circular eaunfsf
dens fifupraef safe usk chairs sfss
s@nt ehaess .,srs iinaissfs - shs
F'ur fuffhef fufefrnsfian in4tiirs ~
hafss ~ xusftnnsNF D. "a HMksffnf
anrslanssf Phones. Mails 1881. fn.
dspendeat III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

AZ the Nan No fties N yeur house
NTH my screens. General earns M,
iothink shop nj Meetern hsth
pheHsa Randall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

FOH SALE furniture ~ t-rosfn house.
steel range. iron beds. bedding. car
pets. rHrH. cooking utensils dishes
stc cheap house rent. price ITO
- Bell st. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

&reilau organ. can - PLAYED - hand
81 Nlfh music rali in strnt class eef
ditiun Ffiea With - rsiila % music
~ Cusf taU fsiephans the usus
~ Sunset East AJi iHsrpsndsut !.
sea -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

FuHrN ACRE FAun Nicely located
uNsf.naataE sound nntF q fsw rsis
fFum beach handy tH haaf landlaF
Fiuarsd plenty "a sufius Nafer fuF
gFfiaafinH enua hulssr q q iaHss
fuuns riantefsf aHH iH fifsfsriass
guadifl0n several uutHuiisiiusn isfgs
HrAffHa hard uaiue Inrilssisaas
eaNs aud ehafkaun. g. 80 Maaid "a
change CT eats property
NauNMH MAETHf
$3.50 - Alaska iuiidins he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-06

STYLISH millinery at lowest prices
MIR a n HANSON. tlm Fourth
Ave. corner Pine 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

A Kansas paper says one of the
towns incest girls who was recently
married spent a whole day trying to
pick the wool of a rabbit that she
might have rabbit stew for dinner.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

vas SHOT down. He,bcre a strong like
ness To- Gen. Trepon. ana hind been
mistaken wee latet tho
srounds 81 the paiRce
rYn hicks with pFcamatipn
threatening deathsto the Pos
biedonostsen dsGen Trepons
Yet with it ALI In spite OF his br1-
tally to the students ct MOSCOW and
his ruthless persecution of the re-
formers, Gen. Trspof believed himself
a malfgned man. He was SO conylnc-
ed thu, repression was the only pcssi-
BILE policy for Russia ann that the
Donna was carrying her 10 ward to
certain ruin. that he deela'eI that his
tory wc...i a"u.:iG him o. t~nstisatll:
the sh..idi.:s Il: blood ami would hold
him ,an .eG:.t 9f the horrors Ase:I.is
to him. re = absolutely honest in
the sppio,.t q: autocracy. AMI In h:A
death y re*U;atjoRsr1es base moved
nearer to their goal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

'B!|E|'||: !.
Autumn. ).
Now the hills are many hueds
Autumn, Ia the attitude
or her vari-coiored mood
wrapt In flames, Is p1eastngf
Where the rephyrs lightly play.
Lightly play and speed Eway.
Leaves are rustlinE all the day
In way that's teasing.
Teasing me to come and rest
Where the rippIes rill the crest
Where the waters o with Zest
Ger the rifles flowing:
Berries tstrew the leafy ground.
Crabs and! haws and plurns abound
Listen to the purring sound
or the soft wind blowing.
on the bosom of the stream,
Gliding ever in a dream.
Sporting minnows leap and CLEAN
In the b1nIEhE knEtlnB'
Leaves float gRIly with the tide
To the mirrored hArbor wide.
To the shaded rivers side
With lis crimson Uniting.
All. the balm to weary heart
In the Autumn wood apart.
Far from money-madderad mart,
Where the leaves are wingtng.
Rest and peace and hope anew
Come with Autumn's painted crew.
Come with skies OF hazy blue
Where the brook Is singing
Mellow. ripened days OF FALL
Days OF raG-weed. rank and tall.
Days of milk-weed's flufy ball,
Days OF scarlet blending.
I can lose my cares with thee
Lose them In the scarlet sea
And be happy as they flee
From your mood transcendIngt
God is love! I read the sign.
Where the Autumn branches Irvine.
In the rich Autumnal wine
or the wood and river!
God Is love! Behold the feldsl
See the bounty OF heir yleldst
See the power the Master Yields,
God. the harvest gtver!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17
-RoosEvELT,s pEAeE LErrEa.
Read Amid Applause at Universal
Peace conference-Amerlea
cheered.

MILAN, sept. 1.-THE fifteenth
Universal Peace Congress was inau-
r1rated Saturday afternoon in the
large hall of the Villa Reale. which
was crowded with delegates from all
parts of the world. Among those in
attendance were former Member of
the Chamber Of Deputies Frederic
Passy and several Deputies from
France; Deputy Richmer of Germany,
Baroness Won Suttner of Austria, to
whom was awarded the Nobel Peace
prize IN 1905; Senators Henri La Fon-
talne and Delahale of Belgium. Gen.
Turr Of Hungary, James Novikon. the
Russian writer; Benjamin F. True
blood, Secretary Of the American
Peace Society; Lloyd Chamberlain Of
Brockton, Mass; DR.. w. H. Tolman.
of New York. and ]. E. Dunning, the
American Consul here.
After the inaugural address Consul
Dunnlng read the following message
from President Roosevelt:
ITO the Members Of the Peace Confer
ence, Milan:
Giving utterance to the aspirations
of the American people that the great
cause Of peace among nations shall
prevail, and sharing the hopeful de-
sire Of my countrymen that the labors
of the present International Peace Con-
ference at Milan will mark a further
advance toward realizing the aims of
the adYocates of universal peace, !
congratulate the conference upon its
auspictous meeting.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The reading of President Roose-
velt's message was greeted with tire.
mendous enthusiasm. All the dele.
gates rose, and many of them shout.
ed: Long live Roosevelt and AmerI'
cat"
Fedora Moneta a unanimously
elected President OF the conference.
and delivered a speech in which he
summarized the objects of the organt
cation, which are chiefly to sanction
the arbitration measures of The Hague
Tribunal and to prepare a programme
for the second Hague conference.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

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