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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

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the store make points Of
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It may be done with a
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desk on the Main Floor,
south Of elevator.
II may be done by closely
watching the daily adver-
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The calender for the Aovemhei
term Of the Ihlied States circuit
aud district courts vill he called
tomofFaw afternoon At o'clock.
end cases assigned fuf trial Trial
jurors All be IN attendance after
Nov 30
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Standard qualities easily found in any good dry goods
Ferhaps Won can be eneonraged make comparisons,
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II is planned by the Seattle col.
ored population 20 help In estab-
fishing an exhibit Of the American
negro at the jamestown exposition.
" here ten acres have been set
aside for their exhibit AZ the sun.
day forum yesterday Of the Afro
American Political club the plan
was explained by Chief Commits.
sionor J. A. Gales and Wesley G.
Peoples WAS appointed one Of the
state commissioners TO assist
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indiana Meeting.

The Indiana association will meei
In the Alaska club rooms FRIDAY
night, Nov. %. To arrange for a ban
quct All former residents Of In
diana are invited Name and ad
dress Of those desiring to becoms
members may be sent 70 A Il Ball
| county, Ireaanrnr'a offlca.
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-. ouIckSEss in a FEATURE HERE
Bed Spreads at Prices YOud'd Have
Thought Impossible

store. but not easily Matched
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junction point Of three transconnenial railroads tvs
OF them just completed. its only drawback is lac
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All Ladies Desks for Less

feature the entire showing Of Ladies' Desks has teen
prices The assortment includes vide variety
Of STYLES golden mahogany. white maple aud
tlfdaeye maple. one hint
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FREDERICK s NELSON. Inc.
under one RoofGysytbng Furnish the Home Complete


For Monday aud Tuesday specials IN ha advertisement haf
een arranged by Furniture Section The specially pa''
oces pictured represent The samples Of low an
Medium priced Furniture which appear sales floors
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MUSIC.
The Return of Rosenthal.

Il was twenty years ago that an audience in
steinway Hall, listening 10 pianoforte virtuoso,
found Itself literally lifted out Of It's seat by a
stupendous performance OF Liszt's fantasia On
themes from Don Giovanni" The pianist was
Moritz Rosenthal. a newcomer then, OF whom so
little had been heard that his dgital feats came as
8 surprise that made the listeners ell but
breathless. Ten years later he visited America
again and after inuerregum Of two years still
again. Always ne created amazement, and always
those who Lnarvelled most at his technical skill
wished that II paired with greater musician
ship. deeper feeling and appreciation of the soul
OF musical art Last night he effected another
entrance the local concert platform in Car
negie Hall, and. like a newcomer. invoked the
help OF orchestra that he might display his
quality IN a couple OF concertos. II Is a familiar
proceeding, and a dignifed one. but had he done 10
II IS doubtful II the reviewer Of musical affairs
would have been called upon TO record q profound
impression. The conoertos were old and familiar
Chopiu's in Z minor and LISTS in z fiat. The
former triCked out with octave passages. which
added 10 its brilliancy; hut that was nothing new
nor did IT enhance its essential beauty It Is the
poetry Of the piece that its Lovelness lies and this
has been presented often with greater elegance and
tenderness, with more opulence OF tpne and genter
grace than Ar Rosenthal imbued II with last night
The dashing Liszt piece brought him closer 70
his real element and then he was bewildering as
OF yore; but that was all. other pianlsts have
tried TO put meaning into IT'S pompous common
places but bIr. Rosenthal only sought 70 bring out
its glitter 4 whirlwind finish stirred up Wild
thusiasm in a splendid audience, however. and
enabled the player TO further exploit the
things IN which he is the most amazing
OF all musical specialists. He had al
ready put forth his unique powers in the
variations by Brahms g theme by Paganini-
performance cold and hard steel but glittering
and now he sought utterly 10 confound his listen
ers, using for the purpose two Of his old show
pieces. Chopins sharp minor waltz. with his
scintiLant adornment and his TRANSCRIPTION
OF the Beautiful Blue Danube" waltz, in which
the pretty melodies OF Strauss surocated under
ooruscatng embellishments Il was all very won
derful, and the audience listened IN breathless
anaazenent. without real prort II f. K
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CnRoPoD1sT As MAJOR GENERAL

C64hDFDD1EL AE &L-JOfL AII@4Nl4thf-4A
Russis's practice of not merely assirnilattng ci-
S4lsc o.1loes OF the government 70 correspondent
rSzk f. the army. but Of even investing civilian
d,gr-zr1es q state with army titles leads 70
much confusion IN the minds OF foreigners who
apt 70 be puzzled when they discover that come
rnasoT general 20 whom they have been talking has
never done single day's military service In his
lie and Is Indebted for hs ttle The fact that he
"a a. emeritus professor o. curator Of one or an
orier Of the universities A. the time OF the Cen
teI-1is- Exhibition IN Phila deiphia the Imperial
Russian Commission co1aprtsec among its members
genera! q this particular kind Of the name OF
AooesIe hllaly, who was the most unnlitary look
icg parsonage that (; was possible 70 conceive and
whose colossal grth ensbIed him 20 consume with
out blinking an amount OF champagne that excited
The admiration OF even those wonderful old bon
T'yents OF the Quaker City oS thirty years ago.
But i Is not only college professors such as this
portly university don who bea- military titles
They are accorded 70 the various officials Of the
court such as the dentists, The physicians and the
veterinary surgeons-nsy even the chiropodists,
:or the ohiropodist OF Ire Gar az individual OF the
name o. Korow1n- enjoys the title and wears the
ur,torrE @: major general. Gar Nicholas is the
only monarch % the O-e World 70 have a chiropo-
oisi as permanent member OF his household and
"A osnitsry Of his court where his chef ranks
az colonel but time ego the Austrian news
ptperR contained the official announcement ,bst
FtlHoe Ferdinand Of Bulgaria had been SO e-a.iaed
W. Tie services rendered TO him by q chironod,st
CSrIsosd that ne had appointed him 10 be 8
h-' q ne Bulgarian Order o. ST. Alexander
NARQCIsE DE FONTT~-Ov
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ACTOR GOT "4 LEMON" :"
Francis UTiIsOn Purchased Imitation
Picture.

Francis Wilson. the actor. or Meadow Lane
New Rochelle had Samuel Collins a picture
dealer residing at the Hotel Westminster.
rested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Terry. in a
suit brought to recover S5,875, the prios paid for
picture which Mr.. Wilson declares TO be a
worthless imitation.
The order for the arrest OF Collins was signed
by Justice william T. Kelly. OF the suprems
Court OF the I'd District, who fixed bail at 81 500
Collins gave cash bail and was not locked up.
Mr. Wilson AYERS that Collins. about June 81.
1901 represented 10 him that he had a painting
executed by NTauve and induced him 10 purchase
it for S5375. He says that ne subsequently
found that the picture al imitation and
absolutely worthless. Charles 4. Dryer OF
White plains is Mr.. Wilson's attorney
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
FAVORED AMERICAN FISHERMEN.
Action Of British Warship's Captain Brought
Protest from Colonial Cabinet.

ST. Johns n. B., Nov. IA delegation of cap
tains OF American fishing vessels boarded the
British warship Brilliant IN the Bay OF Islands
yesterday TO learn If they could continue to hire
observation-disclosures outside the three-mile limit,
the Colonial government having posted notices
warning the coast people that the Bait act
rnada service on board foreign fishing vessels
illegal
The captain OF the Brilliant assured the dele
CATION that under the terms of the modus vi
vendi the action described by them could not be
penaIized The captain also Informed the Colo
NAL fishery inspector that he intended 70 frame
rules for the conduct Of the herring fishery along
these shores The Colonial Cabinet Is protest
ing TO the imperial government that both pro-
ceedings by the warship's captain are illegal.
and that his action belittles the colonys au-
thOTity.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
HISTORICAL socIErYs NEW HOME

-. 80 sac last night at ths regular meeting Of
,..,N e" York Historical Society that the society
80 80 Probably be able 20 celebrate its lO2d ami.
- On November 20 II its new home in Central
-, vest Professor Sloane. OF Columbia v41I
-sHs Tie Principal address at the celebration
---e anniversary exercises VIII be bels i .h.
:. .0-iA 0-iA of the new building, II possible TbAra
so-hs oanger that the seats VII not be jnstsI.s =
- 'e IN tine for the celebration. bug this voTlr ,S
being hurried '--'' "OiA -
~ -. - -s u lie society's new home were shown
- ne members last night by a So, .. -,
- SSst!5.ert and first floor have beer clr,rs...9
sIr-be- .on q the rest OF the building aV1aifiTs
L neTs --.s & meeting the Rev Ezra r Sanford read
49, 20 y- colonial and Revo!utionarv giatorg -
q tie stereopticoz So'' winch was Illustrated
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission TO American Museum ls
and Metropolitan Museum OF Art
Annual mesting Of wornans Municipal Ieagus assembly
room OF the league. No. 1s East 26th street. II g.
Mating OF West End wOmars Republican Association
Hotel Astor. ,. m
Alton 3 Parker on This Origin OF ths Law portiA
Club, Hotel Astor. o p. m
Meeting Of the Society lighting FIossi Astsr
p
story talk Nv Aiss sheilock beaent for Normal
COLLEGE AIurnnss Settlemnlt. College Chapel parA
avenue nd 6sth street, p.
.ntyfrh annual OF International COMMITTEES
OF the Young Mems CnrtstIan Association. waldorf
sp m
p.
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RAISE THEATRICAL FARES.

Atlanta, Nov 1T was voted to-day at a meet
ing Of the conference committee OF the southssst-
ern Passenger Association that after January a
uniform passenger rate of two cents mile Will
he charged to al theatrical companies The pres
a., yatss are two TO one and one-half cents ao-
cording to the size OF the troupe Railway men de-
Se-S tfe Tsise on the ground OF the Interstate Com
inerce Counmissions ruling against special rate
prfyfleges in favor OF any class OF travellers.
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Died.

I6s NSThp9T Fr Long & lsand sa wsanssd.y No
Der o az ?.
BuTL5ER-A, he, residence No, 80 West -.s ~r.s,
Butler beloved wife Of James Butler. July %
at church q The Blessed sasrssnt West list S. Er ys
Mass - q H" iA'''H'eh' a. sSrinsns'a-
cAREY-on November 8 Henry ?. son OF Johanna ara
The late Dennis Carey. Funeral resssnes
at m. Relatives ana friends invited to sttsnd
cARPENTER-On Tuesday. November g. Richard T.
Noysesr at 1870 from No III ss6 ave- Tntsrss srss
cAsRIcK9Sa 1.sI N2vsmser Robert carIsx aged 70
ssna Jhs funeral services a. the Aethodist Epsco
Friday morning 10 O'Clock
D4HIS-on November T. Julia A.. widow Of Samuel J.
ysd to attend her funeral nom Chapel Home
g'5h S. and Amsterdam ave. Friday. NOvembsr ..
~ ,a taI|sldisnly al EloOndslt y J.
W DufeI Funeral services from Sr Ists Sors No
fntS-et a. FaGv on ,I,hnrsday November at p N
KELLY-suddenIy On Monday Nov.,,b.r & a, .n.
oqehGs oI her son Aimira. widow Of the late Henry
79th s.. New York Cityi IN her 7sJh ys9r Fu5sSsi
shs residence OF her son. W H. Kelly No So WASH
meet train leaving foo5 o. liberty & x S VII
@ @L,ao a. M on its arrival at BrarchDort station.
NARIIN-Wll'i2a Aaes Martin. aged "a foruerly q
fsra a .yic a aS v f9' s s ai CsF4e9 "a & CIV Nov sSss
1850 a m Intermc1t private Carriages vii
tram teaFlnS S4th 81 NeT YORK at sd and Fatbusn
ave- Brooklyn. az 81 It's arrival at Garden city.
MEAD-At Greenwich. conn. Daniel smith Mead IN hia
eoth year Funeral services his residence
SoS Greenwich ave, on Friday November O. ESD
koBEItrSo1 Tuesday. November g. Charles Henry Rob-
Sr IN ms tat1 year ~ his Funeral services vii
oe held az his late residence No 202 81. Johns
Ineut IN kansiCo Cemetery Friday morning
sTGEEEAS-Ezaeeth G Stevens, widow % Isaac Stevens
ana daughter OF the late Charles and Place
tsoSIl June %. 1919, died November g. 1905
seIVlceS al he- late residence Thursday evening
S-So- internent az convenience OF family.
THOMAS-Tutersd into rest Monday Nov>pbsr q 1903.
az the home daughter 8rs Henry X Love Msus-
eair, n j Marina 3. o. Thomas. widow OF Joseph
Ihoras aHt daUghtar of tho late John and Eousa I'm
sed OF Cadis Ohio IN the SD of her Funera
services on Thursday afternoon Bristol Penn.
TRELEAsE-Ertered rest. Wednesday. Novernb<r =
lstS, Mary A. widow OF Francis A Trsisdss. IN nee
$50 year Funeral ssrvices her late TeS1denca No.
19l Martins ave White Plains. y Z. Saturday arysc
noon. November 10. 1906. o'clock. Carriages WI
meet train leaving Grand Central Station 2.6S D
4ntarnnent az convenience OF family
W1LLIAMS-Entsred lie eternal a. FIshxfu Lxrs-
ms n 7. November 6, 1906. Sarah Vachsr, beloved
Wlre or Dr George II. Williams and daughter OF the
late John and Emily II. Van Worst, OF Jersey C1cs.
Funeral service will be held Friday November q
a. l-;oo D N. from ST. Marks Church, Jerssy -.
Jersey city. kindly emit flowers
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
ROCKEFELLER BIBLE CLASS RECEPTION

ny and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. gave a re-
caution IN the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church at
ssth street and Fifth avenue last night, for the
Young Mems Bible Class. Of which Mr. Rockefeller
IS leader The reception was Informal. and WIS
attended only by the members OF the class.
Dr. z II Foote chairman OF the entertain
mont committee Music was provided by q small
orCbestra and the class quartet. The Rev. Charles
= Aked temporary pastor Of the church, assisted
t. er6 Mrs. Rockefeller in receiVlnE
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
SUGGESTS PROCLAMATION OF THANKS

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir, I would suggest the propriety OF Governor
H.gg4ns issuing a special proclamation OF thanks
20 Almighty God for the defeat OF the instsRtor
OF the murder OF Mr. Mckinley, -
- EDWARD DAY.
A reader of The Tribune for sixty years and &
Fremont Republican
New York. Nov. Z.
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MRS. MARTHA E. o. THOMAS DEAD.

Mrs Martha 3 o. Thomas. widow OF Joseph s.
Thomas and daughter OF tho late John and Elousia
Olmsted Of Cadiz Ohio. died from heart failure at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Henry X. Love. at
AIontclair, Monday She was In her eighty-third
,,ear Mrs Thomas came OF a family well known
IN The early history OF Ohio; She daily
der 81 The Tribune from the time Of its incep
non 10 the day OF her death Mra. Thomas leaves
eight children
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

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Highest temperature y><tsrday 53 dsxress lowest
average 46 average corresponding date las: year
average for corresponding date last twenty-five yeAxs a.
Local forecast, ralr to-day and Friday ngat fresh
rortheast wtnas
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficial Record and Forecsst-washington, Nov T.
tropical apparently moving In the d.
rection Bahama Islands but high winds have
Havana and IN the vicinity
OF Jupiter The usual csutionary advces
peaed and storTn warnings ordered Jupttsr
and Miami Fla Showers continue in the upper Misss-
sppi Valley upper region and rain IN the north
Pacific states there also thunder showers in
louisiana and Eastern T-xas
rains in Montana; elsewhere ths weather
generally clear
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

November T. Alma Chstsiner
aged 70 years daughter OF Kate L Oakley and
tats John j. Ashau Funsral Friday November al $50
e. Il. nom the Sinclair Housa. sth and Broadway,
thsnoe 70 81 Anns Church, No. ia East i2th st.,
r-s1t II Galway cA-na,ay,
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Forecast Special Locslties-For the District sf
Columbia to-day and friday light north 70 north
winds.
For Maryland fair to-day and Friday; Hight north 70
northeast winds.
For Delaware. New Jersey Eastern PsnnsyIvznlA and
New York fair to-day and Friday light TO fresh
to northeast winds.
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winds.
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night Friday light to fresh east winds
Local OniciaI Reeord-Tbs following oriciai record
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temperature r~enttour hours IN comparison
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Notices OF marriages and deaths be sndorssd
with full and address.
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00itrn oul for The Year

The Ramon's Brownie Calan.
der for 1907 is almost an educa-
ton within itself, containing q
vast amount of useful informa-
ton. This calander consists of
twelve pages IL by l9 inches
handsomely printed in three col
ors on best paper. One inch
figures show the days so plainly
as TO be easily read across the
largest room. HOLIDAYS are in
red. Changes of the moon. wea-
ther conditions length of days.
church festive signs, signs of the
zodiac and much other useful
knowledge. This beautiful Cal
ander usually sells for 10 cents
and will be mailed on receipt of
stamps direct from Brown Mfg
Co.. Greenville. Tenn. Ask your
druggist and he will tell you how
to get one free