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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11

sheldon springs, May ll.--Tle RI.
Rey. Bishop Join \. Mlehaltll, Of Bur
liD2tou. With Thomas Reeves, of Bun
lingtou, real estate agent, and +. J.
Sbnehouf, If 81. Albans. contractor and
bailles, was here recently looking ever
tic Congress Hall property which was
recently tleesled 10 linn BY Miss llmeline
Fitch pf New York.
IT was decided To overhaul and thor.
oGehlv repair ile Wsialc property. Mr..
Stinchour has tIle contract to do the
work and viii put gang Of men at
work, dividing his time between this
work and his other contracts. Il can+
not he learned that Bishop Nichaud has
yet madc any definite plans for the ~
tliro use oF the property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
For seIling Liquor q MINOR.

Burlington. May rs. eiyil damages
uf $4,000 are asked Eor bs Paul Parizo
Of Winooski from David Ii Nctuuu. d
former llcenseo with piare II businesS
at s. NORTH street Ihe action Is
brought undeg Il section of tlit statute
ALLOWING daniaacs for the sale Vt liquor
70 minors,
The declaration contains tmo counts.
The first alleges that Nlrtuen sold liquor
on sarinus /ceasious 70 Frank Parizo. i
minor. On this count the plaintiff seeks
90 reeotea $1,000. Tile second count at
lcges tiiaf Aes'uen allowed Young Parizo
20 Ioitp4 about liis place and damages
III si.Dgo are asked for Oh that count.
The ease II sct for trial at THE septeln.
Der term VI county, court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
Had Been Stolen Nearly I
Year Ago In Rutland
FROM H. o. CARPENTER 5
But Thief Of Thieves Retained Part Of
Jewally Stolen Last Summer While
Family Was Watching the
Circus Parade,

Rutland, May 1.-THE family of
Henry q. Carpenter of this city has
just recovered several pieces d iewelrx
lost last summer through most daf
ing daylight robbery. While the fam
ilv were watching 4 circus parada, hess
than 800 feet from THE house. thieves
entered window, rified the bureaus,
took rings ana other iewelry valued for
their associations. Recently i boy
found some III The ieWelry III au empty
freight car On the outskirts pf the city.
Nearby was Mrs. Carpenters card Thc
thieves kept the pearl ring and other
things III money yafur, Int the family
il glad To get back tie heirlooms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
ISLANDER SUIT WILL
BE DRAGGED ALONG
reat Makes Motion to Have Verdict
Set Aside On Two
Grounds.


Bnrliii4lo.. sSY 1i.A motion To
have the verdict III tlEc jury IN the case
of samuel u. Wilson III. perciNal 81.
Clement set aside Was made Yesterday
hy the attorneys for the defendant IL
the United States courts This motion
ii based an two grounds and ii wofdeI
as follows;
For that said verdict il against
the evidence
For that there il no evidence ID
saii cause 10 warrant the finding by the
Jury that the defendant is guilty. and
therefore said verdict is contrary 10
law Therefore the said defendant
moves that the saiue be get aside and
4 naw trial granted.
This casr was tried here last week
and verdict for the plaintiff 10 re-
cover damages ef 81 900 was returned.
Fl waa expected that the matter would
be- carried to A higher court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
STEAL OF $4,000
IN LYNN CHI, VI
suit Case Containing Bonds, s-ess ana
Other Securities Was Mi-ssd
Last Night.

Lynn, Mass, MAY H. 4 Siiit ease
containing $4,000 worth Of hoifia.
stocks and other securities. many of
which are sail to be negotiable, was
stolen last night from the High street
Free Baptist church, where the Massa-
eiiusetts Association of Free Baptist
Churches has been holding It's annual
conventions. The suit case belonged to
the Rev. ". T I'nwait Of Lawrence, the
treasurer of the nssociation.- ard the
securities afe the property Of the assos
citation.
The Rev Mr.. Thwait left the case IN
an ante room Of the church known as
the aadvance club ROOM" while he went
to supper II about 5 O'clock When he
returned, shortly after I o'clock. The
snit case had disappeared and rain
coat belonging to Mr.. Thwait and CON
tanning about s2o in cash was also miss
ing.
At the time Treasurer 1hwait left his
valuable suit cage in the ante room
fiiere was no one iii that room. though
few people were lingering iil the main
part Of the church engaged III CONVERSE
tion. As FIJI ~ has been learned no
one was seen ID enter the ante room
after Mr. Fhwait went To supper, but
j man carrying dress suit case and 4
rain coat was seem leaving the church
entrance early IN tie evening. From the
description given Of this man the polien
arc inclined 10 tile opinion that b.
bought ticket for Dover ut tile fail-
road station and departed ia an east
bound train He il dcsegiEe a inan
~ ~ 4 eo~~a ~ n~n af.xstR feas 7,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
sLossoE LOST 10 SUTTON.
But Made Highest Billiard Run Of Chi
cago Tournament.

1sliicago. MAY atseorge Slpsson,
winner III the worlds championship It'll
the recent tournament iii New York,
Iiast night m game with George ~ilt-
ton of Canada In The professional bill
iiard tournament. made tho high run
thus far for the tournament, l42, but
lost the game, making only 423 Bill.
liards while sutton ran 500 points.
slosson won the bank but failed TO
score. Sutton made go before tie missed
and with d run Of 30 iii the fifth iil-
ming and ~ III tile ninth period, lie
took lead which he held until the
1ath inning, when Slosson picked mp
iaa.
slosson retained Tile lead until the
eith inning, when sutton made 5S.
Slosson ran 20 III the next inning, but
failed to score iii his next trial and
Sutton ran the game ont IN the next
inning. Hc was going nicely III the
finish with the balls iii thc center Ut
The table, where HI had kept them
III Il space measuring less than six
inches for tile last 10 points lle scored.
Suttan's average was 10 6-26; Slos-
sons average. I 4 7aG
III tIte afternoon aa:nc, Cure beat
Schaefer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
STUDENTS READ ESSAYS.
Section Of Middle Glass in High School
Called Upon.

The first half of tile middler olass
of Spauiding high school read their ea-
says yesterday afternoon AZ follows
sRelief of the Poor" Shirley Bradford
Artificial Refrigeration Fred Noel.
~The American Circus Mabel Will
SON.
Robert Gould Shaw Nellie slagton.
Piano solo, Maud CohnIn
Evolution Of The Piano. John Car
roll.
s.Our Wards" kathryn Ahern.
Natural Gas" John Miles.
Music. vocal solo, Nellie Slavton.
Growth OF Greek Philosophy, Iizsia
Brown,
s.Shyiock.s Florence Howard
Lack ef Home Life IN America"
Nina Walker.
Advantages Of College Education iii
Business, Ray Worthen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
PRISONER ESCAPES.
Eli Odel Of Middlebury Got Out Of House
of Correction Last Evening.

Rutland, May IL Eli 0dal aged Is,
from Midtilebury, escaped from the
house of correction late yesterday after
noon. hy stealing civilians suit of
clothes and hiding II the harm until The
other TRUSTEES had finished milking Then
BE- climbed the bavk fence He YEAS
put in the Institution peeemher Al.
1903. for THREE years On the charge Of
larceny Officers arr searching the sur
rounding territory for him, and tho po-
lice ~ adjoining towns have heen mott
fed. lie II about five feet. I35 pounds.
dark hair and wore black suit of
clothes.
0deI was considered model prisoner
Ia every respect He was intelligent
and Handsome in appearance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
A DoLEFUL STRIKE.
Funeral Drivers Union in New York Go
Out.

New York, Alay l1.--t.ifteen hundred
members Of the funeral drivers union
struck this morning. Later the Stephen
Muiritt burial and Cremation Go. sigu
~ fhc neW scale agreement and their en-
ploves returned 70 work. II is expected
that before night other large burial con.
Germs will sign the scale. Nearly all the
funerals IN New York today arc being
held under police protection fse
strikeys demAud 10 inf.y#sr n twd dol
iars @e asf e bug. daI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
zULus JOIN REBELS.
Sanguinary Fighting Is Expected to
Follow.

Durham, Natal, May IL Most serious
news from the Zulalanl insurrertion
was received this morning. The advices
stated that the Nulsis are joining the
rebels under The leadership of Chief
liambaata and that colonial troops are
being hurried up to intercept and pre-
vent Che Junction of rebels. Sanguinary
fighting ii expected immediately to fol
low the appearance of the colonial
troops ON the scene.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
TRIED TO SWALLOW RING.
But Detective Choksd 1t Up from pris-
onel's Throat.

Bnghamton. y. III. May 10. Detnc
tive Stephenson and Acting Chief Of
Police Asiei yesterday captured Frank
Kelley and Mary fIpnnessey, who are
said to 10 the twe most expert diamond
thieves ID the United States.
Detective Stephenson watched tile
man and woman cnteF jewelry store
when tie niau substituted d cleap ring
for valuable diamond ring on tray,
thc detective seized itian. Ssley AZ
teApteI 10 swallow the rinT, but Steph-
eason chose1 il up. When searched At
the police Office over $1,000 worth OF
diamonds were found on the pair,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
MANY TEACHERS ATTEND.
Educational Conference at Essex juno
tion.

Essex Junction. May fi.-An ednca-
tional meeting. with forenoon, afternoon
and evening sessions. was held in the
Congregational Church yesterday under
the direction Of Mason s. Stone. State
superintendent Of education Nearly 200
teachers registered ana the attendance
lat eacli session was not far from $50.
Every paFt of Caittenden was literally
fpiwespnfed and teacaers were present
s.T@ Iase. II WIS tIIP iarg.
satbesing ei teachers and tnose III.
tefeste Ill educational work seea In this
section il many years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
FRANK JARVIS, FUNERAL.
Held Wednesday From ST. Monica's
Chureh--He Died Monday.

The funeral of frank Jarvis, WHO died
Monday. Was held "Wednesday morning
u 0 o'rloek from 81 Mouiea's church.
Fke PAL heafeiS swprr Lewis White.
Frank l.relair ST.. Beaaiieau and Mr..
hefoie, tseatpa JArsiA wAs eaIled home
from Waterbury 10 attend bis fathers
funeral.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
DARTMOUTH I'm THE LEAD.
Takes Three Tennis Matches From We

Takes Three Tennis Matches From ver-
defeated Mod, Vermont, 60, Ga; Cum
Hanover, NJ RI. May i1.-fn the first
days play of three days tournament
between Dartmouth and the University
af Vermont, Dartmouth Won thFee mat.
eheS, tIle fourth beiag called on account
of rain.
nirtth. Dartmouth. defeated peaSc
Vermont o., G.s SO; Roteh Dartmouth,
defeated Wood, Vermont, Go 6-ss Gun.
nngham, l9arimputl, defeated Rusteslt,
Vermont, 90, co; Lone. Dartmouth, de.
'feated Wood, Vermont, 6-4 funfnishetll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
OBSERVED sist BIRTHDAY.
Hezekiah corIiss Of Richford, Lifelong
Resident.

Richford, Mag If-IIpxekiah CoFliss,
ihe oldest resident III this place, ceIe+
brated bis 9tst birthday yesterday. He
has spent his entire life Iii Richford,
and II tte last but one of>n family of
twelve children One brother, Ephraim,
aged 81. resides ii South Dakota. Hex-
ekiah Goriiss II the father Of former
Congressman John II. Corliss Of De
troit. Michigan.
Tie DID gentleman II on the street
nearly every day. He has voted III
every presidential election since 1896.
Ills wife died In 1904 OF their six chill
dren five survive. There ARE eleven
grandchildren and two great grandehil-
dfen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
SLIPPED INTO STREAM.
Hazen Uric OF White River Junction
Drowned.

White River Junction. May IL Hax-
On urie aged ave years, was drowned
here in the Connecticut riyer at five
o'eioek yesterday afternoon He and
d brother Of nine years were playing
s>lonv tile bank near their home, when
HaSsn slipped and fell into the stream.
The Swift current carried hin Off, in
spite af his brothers efforts ta rescue
him. lie WINS i son Of the Boston
IS Maine station agent Al West Lebanon.
The body has not yet been found,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
ALLEGED DEER SLAYER.
Has Skipped Over the Line Into Canada,
Commissioner Reports

Stowe, May Ill Messrs. WiIIette of
Norton and neltara II eannan Hills
were recently arrested Tor Illegal killing
OF deer hy Clark Rich Of Ayerill.
They we're taken IN hard 81 Sheriff La-
fayeft Stevens Of Island Pond and VIII
ette skipped to Canada, Delbars was
placed under 5000 bonds until septem-
Der term uf court. Commissioners I'homs
~ has received reports Of fonr deer
killed BY dogs III tie vicinity cf Bran
don, reported BY Warden Stickncy, ono
deer Illegally shot at Mud pond, lei-
uester, and ono at Lake Dnninofe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
NELSON TRoMBLy HELD.
Will Be Given Hearing Saturday on
Charge Of Stealing Horses.

Niddlcbury, May 11.-state's Attof-
fiev Rnsseli peocnresl i warrant from
Justice Eeote. ser stae arrest of Nelson
Tromhiy, based on information procured
from different parties tending TO impii-
cate Ilombiv IA connection with the
stealing of The tram OF gray horses from
Edison Brown. 4 partial examination
maS Ilal when The accused was heidmnder
bail uf $1,000 for examination on SatmfF
day morning. hi default Of the bonds
EfFonbly WAS sent 60 jail. Sheriff W. +.
Cobb scrvclE tiie papers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
WILL FIGHT NO LONGER.
Dowie and voliva Reach On Under
standing.

Chicago, May lt John Alexander
Dpwic and Wilbur g. Noliva reached IN
agreement III court yesterday npon The
proposition for mutual representation in
the management Of tho financial affairs
oi IloH City The Dowie forces appoint
etl lnff i. Lewis while Voliva named
Alexander Granger. TIE third member
IL t5it committee is still to be chosen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
MARINES LEAVE FRISCO.
Step Toward Former Civic Conditions
Yesterday.

san Francisco, aiay liza step To-
ward former civil conditions was made
Yesterday when portion of the &. s.
marines were sent back 10 their ships
an1 station. Tic remainder will leave
to-day. These men have been doing pa
troll and sentry duty.
Tie vaults Of tie city treasury. which
sa,i heen ii t.ir fifc, We're ofeutl scs.
ss Tile interior was found Ill good
3aition. The vaults contained $4,000
M in gold, and this was removed TO the
mint.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
STORMS FOLLOW HEAT.
Large Damage and Some Deaths Caused
in Germany.

Berlin, May IL. Violent storms and
whirIwinds have followed Che excessive
~ warm weather which has prevailed
throughout Germany. causing latge
damage and some loss of life At Col
cgne houses were nnroofed and several
buildings collapsed. The whirlwind rais-
led columns OF water 20 fret high in
the Rhine. Giiandelduaer church was
struck BY lightning while 4 service Was
IN progress. TWO persons were killed
and ten ifiurel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
ASK BIDS FOR WATER SYSTEM.
Brattleboro Water Board Sends Out Call
for Proposals.

Brattleboro, May t1.~Thc village wa
fer hoard hogan sending to contractors
yesterday calls for sealed proposals for
the construction Of au independent WA
Ter system for Brattlehoro. the system
20 include 4 storage reservoir of 22 .000,-
900 gallons capacity. The limit for re.
ceising bids Il dxed at May 80
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
FOUR FATALITIES
MAY BE THE RESULT
cave-in at Worcester, Mass, To-day,
While an Excavation Was Being
Made for Build

Worcester. Mass. May II. As the
result 81 4 cave-in while exeavating for
Z new building opposite tle FIRE head
quarters today. two men are dead, two
are on the dangerous list iii i hospi-
tai. while fifth will recover. The
men we're working la feet below the
level of the street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
Where. oh, Where Is He7

Editor Times: The WillinnsInNn
road commissioner has worked the ro8d
machine On nearly Ill the main roads.
which are III tDe shape Tie City hns
nearly completed The work with tIis
road machine. hit where, hh where II
the road commissioner 0F The Town Of
Barre The roads ARE ID deplorabl0
condition and seeming nothing being
done
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
SUFFERING FROM GRIPPE.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Passed d Comfort
able Night.

New York, May a III Is stated this
morning BY her phxsoian That Mrs. JEFF
ferson Davis, the widow of The pretis
dent ~ the southern confederaev, has
improved today, having passed com.
Portable night. SHE il suffering from i
severe attack u grippe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
FIRE INQUEST ApIouRNs.
No Definite Result Of Search for Cause
of Quinlen Building Fire.

The inquest into the cause of the
fire in the Qninlen building Oh North
Main street last Wednesday morning
closed yesterday afternoon with no def
mite result STATES Attorney Jackson
announces that the hearing was aim
plv adjourned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
sULTAE's HEALTH GRAVE.
Drinking Habits Said to &c Responsible
for Condition.

Manchester May ii. : despatch TO
the Guardian from Constnntinople says
that the sutan's physician has couhdeL
to hen ollieial of :he palace tllat tue
condition 81 tisc afitan'a Actltli Is very
grave auA #s Wsls le abanions his
dinking lntlts ,e cannot live LONGER
than six nont5ss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
KILLED IN COLLISION.
Chattanooga Train Butts Trolley
Chr.

Chattanooga 'renns May ~. Tile
Chattanooga K Southern passenger
passenger trslin ran into lookout
hlonntain tiolity car this morning.
1wo persons we're killed and one fae
tally infned Five wele more sF less
seriously injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
Transferred to Vermont

Newport MAY li.s-Dr tbatle< II.
Canield. assistant inspector III tho de-
paftment of agriculture mas been trans
fertcA from indianapolis % the customs
alstfiet III Mepiph4enagog AZ assistant
tO Ilr O. W. Ward Dn Gansel VIII
br statloued IL lslead Pond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS.
George R. Heath Of Bethel Died This
Morning.

Bethel. May IL. George r, Heath. 60
years Of age. ianitor of the high school
building, died early this morning Of
Graves disease. He worked until last
Friday. He Is we'll knnNr II
ten county. where easi
faBt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
ANCIENT BUILDING BURNED.
FerEcfoft Inn. Built at DanveFs. Mass.
in 1850.

Danvers, Mass. May liz lcrnroft
Inn famous old hustelry built III. 1850
was burned eafls this morning. Zen or
twelve occupants had narrow escapes
with their lives, saving no effects. The
loss ii $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
A Bethel Store Keeper Filed Papers
Yesterday.

Burlington. May fi.A petition 10
voluntary bankruptcy was fled at the
district court clerks oiiec yesterday by
George Alhelt Blossom Of Behel, store
keeper. Liabilities S26a.3a, assets Se0a.-
III. exempt 500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11

eurities. Besides stocks and honds,l
some 81 which are negotiable, tnerr we're
also some savings hank books Iii tile
suit case according 10 the description of
the contents furnished 10 The police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
Modern wooamen Il Darby Line.

Derby Line May 1t-A canp vi the
Modern Waodnsu Of America has been
formed here with Is members.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11

Get yolif phosphate IT tlle Avsril
Mills
Have Won spen those beautiful cn.
btoisiersa shirt waist suit patterns III
kiLaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20

oh Tor the wings the and all mankind
n sympathetic unsaa.
Al men at another have the dssire 10 NY For
ages TIE effort 70 y FROM time 20 time and nov
tcgns oak a practical ambition
The nratm make the attempt to scale TIE
clouds according to Greek mythology paau In attempt
20 Icarus wrath Of the gods According TO
tradition pairs u fastening the feathers
together wiring the whole outfit to ia shoulders
before starting.
The story gyes having made succesu attempt
so far A. the actual that some
Jealous Of the gods 10 the prcsup'aon'
young toward Olympus aud there tbs trouble
began
phoebu~ the chariot 70 an eH
es.sve temperature sky "A consequence
the wax melted and he somewhat prcepoas
dosSed from attempt emulate the hawk
There the theory q the Greeks that man
kind was no, NJ viii be wared by the forces
this ambition have 1nasne na1
a appointment with obstacle
Perhaps u all the difficulties encoan
tered BY aspaut tho Of the
formation trustho National ArNhp con
paHy
This company according stationery and literature has
absorbed 3 o. larger airship companies
Formidable q Of companies ~uald seem 70
indicate In tho ns Of aerial ns
CATION wi chance be would srns to sell
coal OF without permission of John ID Rockefeller
In certain thing that the company mas
clouds
The company In regard TO the privilege
Of passing over rghtoway the heaven but II Ia
not Thought they make any attempt TO collect toll
There Of Of The agents OF the tFust 50
curing hold ON the prizes weather and
the attention viii undoubtedly be called to this
latest menaeng Of corporations
UnI modifying action has been taken W
this connection II might ell 70 stick 70 term frma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
Greedi Greed Greed l

r Terrible marine asastera caused by wrcoing tho
caan the Valencia and the within thrso have
cucd under circumstances earoesncaa and Ia
two Instances least criminal disregard IF human life
The SUNDAY night wolvng the loss OF az least
nfy lives sight have been due 10 any
thns amazing stupidity. but takes little effort 70 ha0
dosccr familiar element OF human Hed en-
terins which led tho wholesale tfascy
Money beng the steamer nix by combining he
office 81 captain purser captain obliged 10 deaor his
post the cabins collect fares leaving
the vessel while Nhe Vas running at iu
speed the tracks Of many other Heand
hoSts.
The Inflated man employed "a mate aiescd caused
the disaster by secrng directly into the approaching JEAN" Was
evidently experienced navigator and the presumption
that enabled Job through that aSie Of re-
qulroments permitted mates Of sound boats
untitled Tor the position Of oieorn ehafse as many
other sound boats untitled
SO that in ne end the old proposition Of greed
taking With eheapy paid ana an Insufficient
number Of to properly man boat carrying aso haus'
Of passeseeua
me nix uoad probably never With the beat
charge Of a competent al tho wheel
only cry back % the Claiiam where lack OF
eamanahp bloea almost three lives
And sim cry Valencia with her sacrifice
~ her hours Of while men and women chung
In desperate upper works Of the doomed yea
eel gazing vessels stood about afraid 70
enter. they should suffer.
FOR DAYS the cries o. Valencia victims In ears
and get and cried cat fo' veasesaee
upon the Tor conditions that would per
mannng vessel With such a. the Valencia car
red up that all could the rotten life pFeerss
carried and asked that one be punished
And then In a days forgot
whlri Of making and spending It We
have continued forsot
with the wreck Of the DIX aud tae Hse
flee 20 human greed about 50 Hives
Low saared inexperienced NE presorve cap
employed collect fares while iaeoPsens are AZ
the wheel boatspn point to aREEp' aREkp
CREED
g. dead ana numbering about 50 should prove
an awakening.
WIN Marine Inspector. wAiasy % their duS'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
nALp nrAp eAUaIa DIvoRoG.

CHICAGO. No. 20 -0sofEe T.
Maeksr ia awaiting "a decree ~ d.
vnfrs IN judge rnttgu.a court or
the ground ~ deaerii9H In tratis
fgiuF be told the court that thc on
tire tr6uble started when DE began
40 RraH bald lie said his wife
had Insisted that be buy q viz.
ana be had refused 10 DO ~. From
that time o. she uhRFed hin about
IL and finally ieft him.