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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30

W. G. A. rooms. A dainty arrange
meht Of smilax and roses ornamented
@ @tne table and the following Angelenos
were among the guests: Mesdames
nachel Grctchell, Fannie Browne.
l,.iia niiia Wyman, James McCord, A. c.
9tllsoh' .ls' ~ A. Newell, Gunster, d. y.
,sV.L wary Walton, Cook and John
t,...iSNN fSechWlIni l Misses Hattie Ankeney and
Emily Stowe. Mrs. Gondy. Mrs. Jose
phlhe Reed, Mrs Taylor and Miss
Gohuy on santa Ana were also present.
Inc Long Beach women invited were
Mesdames Name L. Bethel Mary
Aoans' [SS,1' stewart Goodren and Laura
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Tool erd family
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van tIoute1
spent Christmas at Monrovie where
they attended family reunion at the
nome OF Mrs. TeePs mother Mrs Had
dock. They attended the weddine of
Mrs. Teel's niece, Mrs. Chloe TeeI in
Pasadena, Wednesday evening.
w. w. Williams and HE r,otbor
Mrs. Julia A. Williams. of Des ' Moines'
Iowa, are new arrivals in Long Beacb
who will stay throughout the winter
season. winter
Mrs. George Newcomb of Carrot,
park spent the holidays with ber
daughter, Miss Lucy Newcomb. az
Miss Mary Cunningham of Detro,,
Mich, is the guest of Mrs. o. 10, Kai,'
lun, 3O1 Chestnut avenue.
MIS-. George Hirsch has returned
vile, Mo. -''0iie-
Or. d. s. Sniff of Escondido spept
Christmas with his daughter Mrs ~
b. Mitchell of this city.
The Myosotis whist club was enter.
tanned F'rida" afternoon by Mrs G. r
Bellows. ID
Miss L. Eadies, Miss Hammond and
MISS Handle. are spending a vacation
az az Long Beach, stopping at the Surf
View apartments.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Newman Mr.
and Mrs. George Miller. Miss Ruth
Miller and Miss Mailer of San Diego
FORMED merry automobile party. 90
ing TO Rialto last Sunday. There thew
were entertained at a house party ar
the nome OF Messrs. Fred and Charles
Kingman on Christmas.
one OF the notable social events of
last week was the celebration of Dr
and Mrs. V. r. II. Chittenden's eo1den
wedding anniversary Thursday In the
evening 800 friends were royallv on
tertained at the Psychological tenonIe
where program of music and recita,
lloIls was given. Refreshments were
seIYeu' Dr' ana Mrs. Chittenden were
married at Woodstock Ill, Decembe,,
q, 1856, and they celebrated their Ell
yer wedding in 1871 in Kansas. Tbeir
married life had scarce begun when
ooth went through three years of army
life together he fighting under tbe ola
nag, she as a trained nurse. MANY an
propriate and handsome gifts wore
given TO the couple on their annjver-
sary.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
BY THE CHATTERER

party given last evening by Miss Flor
ence Silent of 4 Chester place.
A miniature Christmas tree, bril-
l1antly decorated, stood as a CENTER
piece for the table, and Christmas
green was scattered over the table. An
appropriate gift marked places for the
guests, who included DR.. and Mrs
Rae Smith, Mrs. Norman Densham.
Miss Louise Mcfarland, Miss Georgia
Caswell, Miss Beatrice Wigmore,
Messrs. Norwood Howard, Philo Lind
ley, Kay Crawford, Eugene Overton
and Leo Chandler.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Honors Two Dauuhters

Mrs. w. L. Broderick of 1886 South
Figueroa street was hostess Friday
evening at an informal dancing party
in honor of her two daughters, the
Misses Anita and Lucy Broderick.
Miss Francisco Broderick assisted in
entertaining the guests, among whom
were Misses Belle Hutchinson Verna
Mason, Eleanor Siegel, Lucille Siegel,
Maine Belt, Messrs. Joseph Murphy,
Newton Evans, Harold Parker James
Belt. Frank Edmingston, Edward
Wiseman, Clarence Bessing, Walter
Cole, Ted Richardson and Jerry Rich :
ardSOn
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Mining Camp Dance

A typical mining dance was given
last evening at the Jonathan club. The
whole hall had been erected inside the
banquet room of the Jonathan club and
the old rough timbers were left Just
as if they had been slapped up in the
midst Of the desert. The members
came in miners costume and swuna
their partners round in true old miner
fashion. The Merchant Valley band
under the direction of Holly Hamilton
played for the dancing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Becomes Bride

Miss Ethelyn June Keller, daughter
of Mrs. Mary E. Keller of 1914 Pleasant
avenue, became the bride of Edwin j.
Garner Thursday night at her mothers
home.
Miss Keller wore white null and car
ried lilies of the valley and maidenhair
ferns. During the service the couple
stood under a large white wedding bell,
and banked around them were carna-
tions, white roses and ferns.
Rev. Hugh X. Walker of Emmanuel
Presbyterian church performed the
ceremony, and Miss Blossom Ginther
played the wedding march.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Garner return
from their wedding trip to San Diego
they viii be at home at 1914 Pleasant
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Miss Corella Is Hostess

A picturesque party was given yes
terday morning by Miss Lolita Corella
of 1854 South Figueroa street for several
score of children.
One of the features of the morning
was the sleigh bell round in which
Santa Claus Joined in the merrymak-
ing of the children. Eight little Spanish
maids gave Eel Sombrero Blanco,' an
old California dance and song, and six
teen boys ana girls danced the polka.
Iris and May DoX danced a tambourine
Gance, and Margaret Ralphs danced
with the castanets.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
ENJOYABLE Surprise Party

An enjoyable surprise party was given
Miss Pearl Getchell of 45O West Thirty
third street Thursday night by some OF
her schoolmates, who included Misses
Mabel Brubeck, Zolla Stewart, Helen
Moore, Fay Petit w. Murphy, Flora
Getchell; Messrs Donald Cass, Earle
Brubeck, Roscoe Anthony, Paul Davies
Melvin Hoover, Willie V. ood, Charles
Reager, John Bryant, Waldo Stein and
Eddie Taylor.
SmilaX, ivy and holly were gracefully
arranged in the parlors and reception
hall, and in the dining room scarlet
and white lilies, the class colors, were
attractively combined.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA
Anton Hekking's Return

Arrangements have been completed
for return date of Anton Heklxinp
the German 'cellist, who will apnear
at Simpson auditorium on TUESDAY
evening, January s. This magnetic
artist has already endeared himself to
the music public of Los Angeles This
will positively be the last Opportunity
to hear this artist, as he Jumps from
this city to Galveston, Tex, and then
to New York city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30

beth Dollausbee, DR., Dorothea Moore
and Mesdames Walter Jarvis Barlow,
Walter Bindley M. L. Moore, W. d..
Babcock, George II. Kress, NJ. L..
higgins, David c. Barber, Claire w.
Murphy, Sumner P. Quint Donald
Frick Charles Bonynge, Arthur r.
Godln, Lewis s. Thorpe, Lyman $.
Stookey, J. Kirkpatrick. George L..
Cole, a. w. Moore, George Laubcr-
sheimer II. A. Thompson, a. L. Gran
ger Charles Freedman and A. L. Me-
Tctsh
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Openinu Dance

The opening dance of the Hotel Hol-
lywood's winter series will be given
New Years eve in the main dining
room of the hotel 1t will be a sort
of farewell TO the old year and decora-
tions and music will be along in har-
mony with the idea. It will be the
first OF the usual series of weekly
dances the hotel holds during the
winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
otie Chew and Peje storck

Miss Otie Chew. violinist. has ar
ranged to be heard in concert on Jan
uary II in Simpson auditorium Miss
Chew will be assisted by Peje Storck.
the pianist. This is to be considered
Miss Chew's farewell to Southern Cali
fornia, where she has been resting for
the past few months, she having been
engaged for series of recitals on the
coast and through the northwest
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Is Visiting Friends

Miss Lulu e. Pieper, formerly of Los
Angeles and recently of San Jose, is
being entertained by Los Angeles
friends this week. Miss Pieper has con-
tinued her musical studies since leaving
Los Angeles and is at present teaching
in Pomona college, Claremont.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
FORMER GOVERNOR JOHN
BEVERlDGE
held at the home of the bride, 1914

held at the home of the bride, 1914
Cotton street.
bride, stood with the bridegroom and
two sisters, Misses Alice and Rosie,
acted as bridesmaids. The bride was
given away by her father. The pro-
cession came in to the strains of the
Lohengrin wedding march, with Miss
Elizabeth Gill at the piano.
The couple stood beneath a wedding
bell of Chinese lilies, while Rev. Murphy
performed the wedding ceremony.
Mistletoe and holly were used in the
decorations in carrying out the Christ
mas spirit
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
eiImore-Lockyer NuptlaIs

Miss Mamie Gilmore. daughter of
Mrs. Mary Gilmore of 1882 West Pieo
street viii be married to Robert Lock-
yer Monday evening at the Pico
Heights Congregational church, with
Rev j. M Schaene officiating. Miss
| Blanche Gilmore. sister Of the bride-to-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
At Hotel HOLLYWOOD

Mrs. l.. D Campbell of Wilcox avenue,
Hollywood, will give a dancing party
i'm honor of Miss Ruth Kays at the Ho-
tel Hollywood Thursday evening, Jan
uary 3. Dancing will be enjoyed in the
main dining room, which will be elab-
orately decorated in Christmas fashion
and refreshments will be served in the
supper room. A large list of guests
has been invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Arthur Hartmann, VioIinist

Arthur Hartmann is to be the fourth
event in the Philharmonic course and
will appear at Simpson auditorium
Friday night, January II. Hartmann is
known as the "Svengalr' of the violin
and is today one of the most pic
turesque personalities in the art world.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Reception and Dancing Party

The members of the Hollywood club
will hold their first annual reception
and dance in their club rooms in VIII
cox han New Years from noon rill
midnight, Dancing will begin at $50
o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30

Mrs. Charles r.. Drake of South
Hoover street and her two daughters,
Misses Elizabeth and Pearl Drake, will
entertain with a reception Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Drake has not yet announced
her list of assistants and several hun
dred invitations have been issued. Tea
will be served and a musical program
given during the afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Give Staq Dinner

John Miner of Berkeley. who is in
Los Angeles for the holidays, was the
guest of honor at a stag dinner of six
teen covers last night, at which Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of 2646 La
Sale avenue We're host and hostess.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
To Honor Miss MacNeiI

Mrs. Hugh L. MacNeil of 24OS South
FiguerOa street will give a dancing
party Thursday evening in honor Of
her daughter. Miss Marian MacNeil.
Arend will play.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Announce ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Klatscher an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Klatscher, to Bernard
b. Lippman. They will be at home to
receive their friends January 27 at 1888
South Flower street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Annual DANCING PARTY

The members of the Nu Sigma Nu
fraternity OF University of Southern
California will give their annual dan
cling party Friday evening at Kramer's
and the patronesses will be DR.. Eliza
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Honors Bride=to-Be

Miss Bess Millar of SO1 Olive street
entertained with an informal tea yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss
Mabel Garnsey, who will become the
bride of Thomas Lee January g.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Informal Tea

Miss Bess Palmer, who is visiting DR..
and Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant of West
Twenty-eighth street, was the eompli-
mented guest at an informal tea given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Mary Nor
ton at the Country club house.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Luncheon and Matinee Party

Mrs. Edward Strausburg of Ais South
Alvarado street was hostess yesterday
afternoon at a luncheon, followed by
matinee party at the Burbank
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Club Members to Meet

Mrs. William T. Craig of Westlake
avenue will entertain the members of
the Bonnie Brae Five Hundred club
Wednesday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Pretty chrlstmas WeddInn

One of the pretty after Christmas
weddings Of the week was that OF Miss
Elizabeth Scott and Edgar Mercer
Wednesday evening. The affair was
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
To Give HAt HomaU

Mrs. William p. O'Meara OF 1910 Bea-
con street viii give an at home Thurs
day afternoon IN honor of Miss O'Meara
and cards will be played.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Bazaar and Baby Show

The members of the Naomi Avenue
Christian church will give a bazaar and
baby show Friday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Dinner Dance

Mrs. Granville MacGowan and her
mother, Mrs. L. L. Griggs, will enter
tain with a dinner dance tomorrow
evening at the California club.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Enhancement Is Announced

The engagement of Miss Lille Benja-
min to David Soloman is announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Benjamin
of 251 North Hop street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
10 Give Dinner Party

Miss Fannie Lockhart will give din
ner party today in honor Of Miss Alice
G. Williamson and her fance, Thomas
Preston
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
To Give Luncheon

Miss Mabel Garnsey will be guest of
honor at luncheon to be given tomor-
row afternoon by Mrs. r, W. Poin-
dexter of 225 West Adams street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Hotel Hollywood to Entertain

Hotel Hollywood will give it's first
dance of the season tomorrow evening
at $50
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
To Entertain Club

Mrs. Charles Patterson of Glendale
viii entertain the members of Chez Sol
Cluh
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Miss soIano to Entertain

A luncheon will be given Thursday
afternoon by Miss Laura Solano OF
Figueroa and Twenty-third streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30

be, will act as maid OF honor. and
Claude Van Norman will stand with
the bridegroom.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Commitment Enaaaed coupIe

Miss Mabel Garnsey and her fiance,
Thomas r. Lee, were the complimented
guests at a daintily appointed dinner
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
OLGA Steeh VIII Play

A Los Angeles girl, who has obtained
most of her musical education in this
city and who has become one of the
gifted musicians of California, is Olga
Steeb. Both Paderewski and Gabrilo-
witsch have favored her with mention.
Miss Steeb is to play at Gamut club
on Friday evening January 1S.
The second chamber music concert
by Fordyce Hunter, pianist, and Fred
erick Glover, violinist. was given in
Symphony hall yesterday afternoon.
The next one is dated January 12
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30

A complete garment worn under tne
injury by perspiration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
COT. sAmlLron DEAD.

Col A y Hamiltou. Of this city.
veil knowH throughout the north
Wvst as a Newspaper man. died last
evening In EllsnshufE At the home
Of hla nephew. A " stulfAuih Col
Hamilton MAS n years old Twenty
years agu be founded tho Elieuas
burg Capital lie Vas ~ various
times managing editor % the salt
LAKE Tribune. the Portland News.
and for u years Was the Seattle
eorreBpondeut FOR the New York
sun. Later h. engaged Ia the
mining business In Seattle
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THAW DYNAMITE
RESULT FATAL
ONE ITALIAN KILLED AND
MANY INJURED - PLAc GO
DYNAMITE roo NEAR FIRE.

pfrTSHURG. Pa. Nov a-One
Italian laboref vas Instantly Killed.
one Is missing and believed TO have
been blown to pieces. two are "a.
tails hurt and 10 others are seri,
ously iniurod hY the explosion of
10 sticks Of dynamite shortly after
noon yesterday in Carfick borough
The victims we're iahorufa ca a
sewer aud we're seated around a
fire eating one 81 the men bad
placed the dynamite near the fire
20 thaW ID out aud no attention Was
paid 10 g. Without warning there
was terrific explosion IA the cen.
ter Of yhe group around the fire
Several ~ the injured had less aud
arms blown Of aud one man had
hts eyes blown cut One man has
not been accounted Tor. and V Is
thought be WHs blown 70 atoms.
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SOCIETY SEES
MISS DENNY WED

one 81 the largest aud prottlest
weddings Of the season was that
last evening uf Miss Edith Dillon
Denny "a Col George n lamplnE
at the brides home In Ninth av
The prettily decorated rooms Of the
family mansion were filled with
guests The bride was attended b.
her sister. Miss Caroline Denny. aud
the gruom by bis brother. Clifton
i.AmplnE Kenneth Macklntdah
and James Marmadake were uahera
Rev 4 4. T. Llwyd. Of 81 Marks.
pffiriated.
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WOULD-BE SUICIDE
KILLS ROOMMATES

they found two Of them dead and
the other two unconscious and In a
serious condition From letter
found among the effects of the
Muyni glrl the police have come To
the conclusion that while she was
hroodiug over a disappointment Ia
love affair she arose during the
nixht and turned on the eas, Ia an
effort TO take her own life, but
Vas unsuccessful In letter
which WAS written Ca John ChHma
900 the Moyoi gifl said that she was
unable Ia stand che separation from
him aud that she intended 10 take
her life ChamaEoo has been az.
rested and Will be held az a wit.
ness FOR the inquest which will be
held next week The Aoyol sirl.
although stll unconscious. viii &c
cover
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SIX DAYS WITHOUT ROOD.

bringing wiih him the story u a
terrible experience Suffered BY four
men ehn. while sailing down tbs
Kahiltna river. in Alaska. we're cast
upon a fnck hare they uefe COM
PEELED Ia remain an DAYS without
fnod. Hsatg Andersen. n well known
Alaska eiaim owner. arrived Ia Sc
attic yesterday and IL registered a.
the nuffsr After sufforiuE unioid
asuuies the fouf men Nrre rescued
ard taken 90 aushl,na. Whore al ~.
cuKrrU8
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MURDER
SUICIDE
CHICAGO POLICE FIND COUPLE
IN PARk-WoMAN pirs IN
HOSPITAL.

CHICAGO. Nov p sitting slide
BY side on a bench under the Gran
monument ia Lincoln park. an IN.
identified man and woman we're
found at II y, m last uisht. the
former dead and the latter dying
The woman was shot through the
head She WAS unconscious aud q
plrod at the German hospital The
man also had bullet IN his head
The police conjecture that the man
shot the Woman aud then killed
himself A revolver lay ON the
ground beside him Both were
Young and we'll dressed The only
clcN In the hands of the police 10
the following note. hastily acraWled
IN pencil
MARY Olson ~ the cause of my
death Had Il not been for her
would have been a happy man n
there h anY such thing ~ justice
she will set her due.
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THIEVES USE
MOVING VAN

While David HorlaehCr. a butcher
az 23t9W First az slept thieves en-
tered his place oi business last
night and deliberately transported
his whole establishment 10 some
unknown place. taking counter,
stools. desk aud a number OF other
bulky paraphernalia With them Al
though no clcw to the intruders has
been secured. the police are Of IN,
impression that they must have
used a fuFniturs van TO cart away
all the stolen stuff Horlaebef has
been especially unfortunate With
thieves. this being thc second time
his place has been entered but The
first robbery vas not on such q
Wholesale scale as the one Of last
night
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TELLS /
ON THE POPE

ROME. Nov l=1he pope ID grad
uallY wasting away on account OF
tho unueeuatnmed confinement Of
the vatican This opinion WAS en-
pressed today by Lapponi. In the
first official announcement with ro.
gard to tho pontlffs health The
phy sieian says the papos health H.
only relatively satisfactory and
hu thinks that eventually the pope
viii die IA an eagle imprisoned IN
q cage
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n. L. FORREST ARRESTED.

~ /. Forrest. attorney and renl
estate operator. With offices AT fil
Oriental building. waa arrested late
yesterday afternoon IN the Hotel
Mrtropale. Second Az. aud fenlef
Way. an a complaint made b, Anna
stacy. ~ yeaFs old. daughter Of J.
N Mahoasy. bot Twenty third av.
Information II 20 De flied With Pros
ucutiug Attorney Macintosh today
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UP TO Zoe LAcrs DC

FIno PolectI0n Of Trimming
Lacea. including Cotton Torchon.
Point de- Paris. Lace Edges and
Insertions Cambria Embroidery
Edges and Insertions. also SILK
Bralds IN assorted widths and
patterns. variety Of good designs
to select from.
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FIGHT sPokAsEs CLAIM.

The iohbefs aud manufacture
OF Seattle met las, night and voted
Tor the appointment 81 a commit.
Tee n THREE tn ftghi the application
of spokane for terminal rates on
shipments from Eastern points
The manufacturer and iobbcrs
claim sposausa demand T. not
based upon logical grounds
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WHITE PEARL BUTTONS. ~.
sorted sizes. uorth Ice dozen
Saie price ..-............ lie
CORSET sTEEIs. assorted siscs.
IN black. white or drab. worth
i0e. Sale price ........ 6c
WHITE CROCHET COTTON.
full 200 yard spools. IN all sizes.
worth &c spool. Sale price.
............s+.... 212c
WASHINGTON 400 PIN SHEETS
with solid heads and needle
points worth &c Sale price 2c
HOOKS AND EYES. ia black
or white. assorted sizes. patent
hump. 2 dozen on card, worth
&C. Sale price .....+..at lie
JAPANESE HANDY IRONING
WAX, with wooden handles.
worth &c each Sale price, s
Tor .+.....s-.=s ..t-..+t#-..I > G
THE BON MARCHE LIGHT
WEIGHT DRESS SHIELDS, as.
sorted sizes. worth 2Qc and i5c
pair. Sale price .......s Zoe
THE METROPOLITAN BLACK
GLACE BRAID SHOE T.ACES.
worth Be pair. Sale price. ~
pairs for ....+.t......s. Sc
THE PEARL WIRE HAiRPlf
CABINETS. assorted. plain or
crimped, worth SC box. Sale
price ..4...s.s.sss 44tss = n
ALUMINIUM HAfRPINS. assert.
ed sizes, plain OF waved. worth
lie dozen. Sale price. Sc
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COMMITS MURDER
fssrIpn. TsIsafsph ssrsIes.l

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Nov 81 y
Charles connofu was Killed iasi
night in a water frunt saloon by W
n. Harvey. The cause " unhnuvil
aa the men had been friends ITO
Voy has been arrested
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pBspoNpENr WOMAN TURNS
ON oAs-sHE RECEIVERS. auT
COMPANIONS DIE.

CHICAGO. Nov "a quarrel
between lovers. according 20 che Pc.
lice. Vas responsible for the death
OF Annie Hlrher aud Rosa stupka,
aomesties employed In the German
hospital. who were found dead tn
their rohm YESTERDAY from the cf.
gvctN st escaping Eas. The Two
dead girls together with Alnisia
Novel aud another siri employed In
the hospital occupied the same
sleeping apartments. Yesterday
morning when attendants vent 10
the apartments Of tho four Girls
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- AANn nAna 20

womon's Seal or Walfus Leath.
or Hand Bags IN black. fitted
With coin purse. gilt. nickel or
gun metal frames and patent
olaap8 and Vienna handles.
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SHOT nALrs FUGITIVE.

While acufley" Coulsy vas being
placed uuder arrest b. Constable
Klein ~ Justice Gofdau'a court ca
a charge Of grand larceny last nlKht.
be broke away and rushed daan
Washington street Klein drcs hla
revolver and fired q shot lu the air
ahich aiaeksned fhe mans pace aud
b. waa captured AZ Third av aud
Wmmhlngfon 81 " ~ Coonin. Ia
terfsrrd with kIrin as he Was ar
resting CunieY and vaH also placed
under arrest
steam naths. sse Oriental Bath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

SILK Windsor Ties. full 90
inches long. black and white.
finished with embroidered anchor
ends. These ties are seconds,
but very good values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
WELL DRESSED
WOMEN ARRESTED

Two fashlonahly attired women
wearing diamonds and carrying an
air of refinement we're arrested
yesterday By Chief Wappenstein as
the result of a letter received from
los Angeles asking him 20 look out
for two expert women shop liftcra
and plekpockets headed for this
city. The two women taken In
custody protested their innoeencc
and declared thaY were clerks.
They gave the names 90 MAY Good
win and Anna Morris.