davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
DUAL MUST co TO -pes.s

A. g. Dual. policeman u ss.t.
fls. who Hha convicted sev.,.t
weeks ago for Publishing obsc.n.
literature. has made 90 appsal 70
have hia term ~ tao yeafs in ths
state pcnttsntlafE e0fnmutea 10 I'm.
Ia ths county lau Judge rfat.,
states he wli ntt change the ,sr.
fsHcc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
OBJECTIONS FILED TO
KRcM's BeNkpUpTcy.

Henry pickard. a local yhoI<
saler OF the Cit. has filed IN lie
r. lernl court AT objection 70 he
request Of ; Krom. who has asked
that hs be adiudeed a bnkrnps In
hts objections 81 Pickani states
that Mr. krom concealed the fact
that lie was the owner Il several
Pieces Of valuable personal prok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

UUHE aAHUES THArTA
AT NArNtHH MACH
fut small ffuiis. fhifsros aaehs anf
rissens. igs, ne nizs sari q = rlaes ies
he lass ) sd nsiHetass cts SISTER snd
HkLF aNp QUARTER AcREs
ispms ~ its down saa g uianih af.i
wit doatis within fsaf " pafs a.
tase a hafss - yauf awu IN q desirable
nianss s.rsics. b tieksis sse ~ wssa
a. rusfaffies. Rainier q srh. ~ X
sfnrissant. eansr e Mon niask eilf
IHTf7ETTB LaNH-f. q va MONTH
Re- acre PAYS far a fsfin. We clear cult
gats and pi4at sny haHd ~ frat trees and
t rsss,,,si rss., T,ssi .eh sa5sf l. s1ssn
: sfiao rssifsncs ~ q ~ ~ iuSn. center
q frieatsd district Como early go choies
Psspis's nank hias assond AL riks II
THRIUNTTD TANn
We piu iocats sea free ~ charge en
homestead ef dsssft ciaim under n seed
diteh eiih perpetual water fisht On sasy
ffnln y. o a. Join nsHt party and sss a
rib ACME tyvEarNrsr co
aetli rienssI nglldlns u
= aaTo-- aisared fIeh. Isvei iand. siih
haass barn bsarinF orchard ard berries
fina ~ tfuif sud chicken tanth. near ritF
Price reasonable, god terms This vii
- q scuucnAnp. lsq zna Ave
fea ooo AgbEs . yalley land IA ~
Pacific CITY NJ Last aals EasterH
etaics valley land at Pacific city. riEht
1H Tacoma Iuirrurtsnt oniY fsN minutes
| ride Zee NJ grffln 10 viii surprise
I auH rirod - AL land free. DIV T. the
I last Enfs on today ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
WANT FEDERAL BUREAU
or MINES AND MINING

The Washington State Mining az.
ISOLATION held q meeting AZ their
headquarters. in the PostInlelli-
geneef building Wednesday even
ms. and the speech Of the evening
y a. made By r. Comforth. OF
Colorado The association adopted
resolution indoralng the move
nlsnt 20 create \ federal bureau Of
mines and mining, the executive
head % which shall Be a member
az the presidents cabinet This
subject Will be brought up at The
next meeting Of congress IN Denver
IA October
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
ARE FOUND GUILTY.

CAPE GiRARDEAU. No. sept
Il Charles " smith. Charles n.
smith Jf. aud fiFe tenants Esrs
found guilty TO-DAY Of psoaaes.
Their senteneN vere deferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
a-=asa
FROM SMITH TO eRApFosn

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 2i.-Bsson
MARI, ing Miss Florence \. Mott q
Neenah. Wis. Ernest braefnFd
smith. a professor in the Uniserxu
Of Pcnneylvania. had his nxn9
canged 30 Ernest Smith bfsdion
The name OF Smith was TOO con
mon for the professor. and 10th y
and hts bride are delighted With ~
rhAnus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
KNIGHT BENEFIT.

Saturday night. seit 70. a dss0
is 10 be given It wildwood pxEl
for the benefit Of Mrs W <
knight and children Mr. Knlsht
died recently. leaving the family b
destitute circumstances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
sttststt


NEW YORK Sept zl-It n,
mm0rea that Coz Higgins VIII ,
Withdraw af candidate for
reelection There Ia a acrsn. ,
bic for hiE support and Il may (,
BE- thrown 10 Lieut. Gov Brace.
a a n A q q A A 4 ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
cIgLAnp EXPECTED.

Local Passenger Agent McMuilent
% the Northern Pacific lines an
ucuncaa today that General Pas
s~ngsf Agent A. NJ. cieiand l. en-
n.rtea IN seattle the first 81 mex
week on his annual tour 81 the eoAs'
line agencies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21


a. fs.stsffiss - tiaiatsf ttsssh. -
atutfaTart = hgstaf h..sa D
assm n ~ 90 Maia nt. fiese "a.
italaasfa. hftHHlHs ln fHal fisafft ssaH
sn tas street $50 ~
falssn - 90 nasfs.se nefih
~af u yua aant asa.a ihlHs laas 'his
rafasf ~ tfaffissH 80 ~ AZ Ah-auf
Sc reaf a5frHF HHsH IL f.asr Co. -
ftasss afi sna air laeffsss in tsiss fha
is SD baF
rs. , 49, ss. % .', ,9ass NJ +
eia.ss e rsf HaF
Asas' s..ish = ases euy
...m .a..... ne ....i.... w., eu...
e aas ioas AZ 70
raou heass r'sastn. ses,i..sas.,rasi
- E-st gsash Auns tsfaus
RE-
tasitis safnss sell iaagfet "a ia. Be- =
Nafss4a.
Mns
fHaffr hoasr f1eisfa sasrta n 10 hlTh
! ff IHzlsuses sHan1 FfeH 20 faks Wash
insusn 400 ssfaauefa2 rtunfff fsltiss
isslAEhF faf sassi haias, deH etsfiass
thh
- 90 go ass nsnsfd.
q 80
iess Rsh sfs Nofth. nsaF Wpsuiisnd
refk
INa
| tass - n lntsf ttslKhts
ft3ftFMANh Co
~ HtunssF Hasa
] Ffifassss Naiu - fnf 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
Luh. -Rmes TO MEET.

A meeting OF the Pacific sume*r
mems association viii be held 81 "
i.nmbermens club in the ulynp.
cafe building on Sept y. IM =
ISOLATION will take up the qaes'ws
OF more cars. The n. 7. ana Y :
roads both DELAYING lumeeF snF
ments hN not tuTnlshing cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
BANQUET BISHOP WARREN

4 banquet last night At ne 70 q
Stander. IN honor 81 b'sheF = 4
Warren. WAS given by na'''s -,
me members Of the Puget - -
conference OF the Methodlss 49,, 49,,
now IN session az Ballard "a, 4.
Warren Is presiding officer !. i
conference. Those present ve' - =
alumni members Of the ehi'c
of Hustou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
MASS MEETING ToNIoHT.

Thsts viii be a meeting % Queen
Anne hiil rssldsuis tonight Il
O'Clock. corner 81 Queen Anne av
ana Garfield ts. Go consider the
building % scenic boulevard
around she hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
QUAKE IN FRANCE.

REMIREMoNT. France. Sep; n.
-For several seconds yesterday
morning slight earthquake shocAs
were felt near here. but there vee
no casualties. and very little A.
sge Was done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
CRIMINAL CASES SET.

The case Of Victor Netherst
charged with exhibiting obsrcns
pictures. has been continued 70 oc-
tohrr ? IN Judge Gordnn's court
The case against Mrs. William
Gates. wife 81 saltwater Bill
was continued = week. G. r Har-
edison. charged with selling tiauoi
without license. viii be tried sep
femhef ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
WINNER OF RoTT MEDAL

william Z. wishar won p, . ~ |.
medal Of company 1. \. {. y. -,
the competition drill lh we s.ls ~
ednesaav night The GU ~, !.
conducted by Lieut.. w. :. M ...,".u
me medal 10 held for SIX 'n'"'
h. tina winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
TWINS DIVORCED
FROM TwlNl

KANSAS CITY. Sept 1f-lila
VI Farris and Miles J. farrls. ~
twins. who married tain sisters ,
Louisiana county. have APPLIED y
divorces from their wives. alleging
desertion and anreasonahly ~
oflNy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
LOEB ON VACATION.

OYSTER BAY. sept 21-sscr<
tary I.oeb. accr uIpaniod BY Sehaiw
Carter aud Frd miller. ief, todsy
on a months vacation 70 the JacE
aoas Hole oountTy in Wyoming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
PRONE youR WANT 40

10 The Aain iesat Ind
lsS The star will call and CO...
tset the hill and viii send %
feu the answers e your al whcn
addressed care The Star
RAfEa FOR CLASSIFIED
ApNERrtS ~MENTS, slTUAs
lion WANTED. HULP
WANTED AND ALI oTaEH
ADS. ONE CENT A WORD.
Seven words e fractions %
Insertion
Sewn words or fractions 81
words g. the line. cash ~ al
vance. when charged 70 AN.
count actual number 81 tines Ha
tet VIII b counted Minimum
bIi To- an "ad IS cents Hal
lara Want AZ. Agency. +, II.
Mullen. ST ballard Ave. or
city rif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
rMaszzlsa CAUGHT

George Hendricks was s. s ss's !
this morning and VIII &c nv a
pelIce headquarters until ,D' ~
auiam authorities arrive s"s shsr|
him back. Tie IL wanted On
of embezzlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
NEW RELIGIOUS DIRECTION

stuart n. Hanna. Of oresen, - =
succeed Z NJ parmelee = ~
dire,tor Of the local y, NJ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
MAI TsrArE Continued.


TUrHH r. an cid satiHe that be who
HHaltafra iH inHf Nuu have insi HHHHf
afttatunlffsH nf harithfinH and aHHeaHr
sias gnf To- ahead - sou. There be- go need
"a nfHlfalinH in fHHf DupaffHnlif Ht fHft
Simpson trif nfs 81 fofh lotion FfifeH
fItH cod thrfN A. Hn fhHuee o. lose Tho
country behind faft simrsHn iu che fifh
rHf iH agriculture minrfni ard Timber ~
I.ft b. tHe anf safs hHftaf Cor @
sHinr assaais ffeM Vancouver ~ e y
4iasha aud fauf railroads hfn huilHiht
.f6narf II Property VIII advance more
4han Goa poe cent within three aanfn
InfrafiHata lnu HlmbfnH HHf office ~
aafa ui.an Font aImHHHH Imp sfnent Coz
10 rtanHaf hulidinH seattle
my nlffENt ~ owner ahH estH 9 90
q rsr cent. SCENTS commission. tsaaH 90
THE ~
r IT,. nt hHHas I iufa tiIt alec aiHfa nHH
fauHa + faiH. OH Hfafuu ttfIf| Dnif . HH
4fsn several acre ffhfta fiaaH in. saiu1
rItn email hnuaaH nn. ~ fzlt g. re.
fsfus rH say ~ above. - o. tff aHHn
s0f 10 r.f month Hta q - HiiiHiHn r.
saia1usfn ia Times hiufh iulnf ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21


Fsc
fst sasiis 81 tist = aasr rtsHsHt Fsi.
- - f,nfsasssf els fqasa pssssssst
teass eiff seEsf nsaf fhs esf 80 : 49,
49, AL cess
up3
"a sestae - ae'a . ns.F fhs rtsff-ai
80 - tnFsaerai ~ift fsesa fszstsfsf
80. - Sc s.. 80. .s'' "a - e. ). s...i's r.
49, $50
~ 90 49, 49,. ss~s - ssf - ssik
-ish saeassa sfsssr ss4.s ss.@ sess'ifn
fsae sssh
% tesfw - trwiss ., nesf ssst eve
HfsssffH aaos'saH : rtzsa sNttass fs4es a.
.sg 80. 2, - = -. 80 90 s-' "a go :, !.
wasfs - sfsafsf psn a ~ fFtss ssssd
sna sas t1asa 10 SEED svsahieh. iseA
s..A
uN
La attg1 80 en- sEs esFtk~sss Fs&f
Fr~Hsaaf fiaiiafs go sss~se ne~ aseasft
49, = .,.'gssiss : "a. tsss ,.rsa.
us
o. 81 49, sssf - MsAH sire tfpelu
nitsasta fHstass stfssi lafse ssnsnss ~ Y
ara raa Thas 8. Htss ftsrs SEQ "a
ssf saa uas - ran6 - So So sssh
y THoNFeps
~ ORIENTAL ~ tiIsiNa
aaia e. in8 -
N 70 yea a. fackias - reaS tug
asaf Tsks Teian. agn essrtass thts
~, 80 -. 49," 80 -. 80 - T. 49, - - - as ss'
ai.pfs- moaLRr . F,onHEsT.
- rslflr. 81 -
Ss- : - ID s1a-s Is = fasIN. fins sis~
u sasat as saaaatsirs 80 - essA
n ~ X notstNn a FORREST.
- fsulirs US
x.as atis ifaaus hos4.s 80 ssiss 10 70
sil~f nst nsfsh ss4f Nasisae stff't
Eufrm a cusgg
ul4s kFeafs nits
phHns -
T--z71 T.-0ss q - Is = ~ eash taf,
ssifss hntflg hstnra an Lax WAshihstcH
sod H<ai ats fsiifusd ssfeirs - "a
n aiafs safirs.s d = csfs - star sti.ls-i
~. -, 80. 80 s'''s ss.''s. Sc - = ~ y,
fasa. balance - asst pafehsssf
TO rot VAST 4 Hrkt.rlTuL Hont
At dbNEN lAhE
Fasht fossn saaasfn hauss. hsu snf
artists CO.. rfA ave fsHf MNiez e ~
fnes aftst nsss nse aaEn. hsianrs q
sllf pafFtaasf
I ftssfaa flfiraaH Fafk Adfition trocn
rNftaEa lsrnf fslafus ulssiaTsd snA fsAef
~. al hints r. ffeaii ASS abrattsfe q -
/ VI 80 down aaa taianrf So usonttir raf
msHts
Let sasaa On ssuf Ars ana tsFass ~
49, uns faN snHh halaHre 20 sait rui
chaser
QUINN AND uHooRH REALTY co,
| - Marion niork
frs no Nsin 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

nrautffni r,sam now. modern home !
block ffntn tresH tnkei 81 So So down.
Fine little place tisut view
PEBBLES A nOSs. SEQ Pacific Block,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
T he Samal

20 LkHE WAHiftAgfuN
ufn fnass tas shrfr IaftfH - saiushls
a. tha tide flata Thsfe are ffH8 fee
Ha1af fuHf HaFfs A. NAiutff HsAsh 49,
re- - 49, e. 80 60 saHf ffHass -
s1HsHaaH fiahsH ani state rsHfH sFrlfsa
Naks MarfiHk set Nf Hafa. HFs IL Mssa
81 fs.sftfNFs - ftatHfsf tssafh ~ o.
sfu8faFaHf So FastHH HItssN li =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
IOsT AND FOUND.

~fiolf chain bracelet bangle Of an
rrsif-h sovereign. engraved a T.. lock
srsfsgsd NJ - g.. aieo a small heart
sasraysd q "a ~ Return 20 Mrs sher.
nsan. 81 Virginia u. Fiat A. rear Living.
- hot.f uaunrd If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
eetrtAI NoTICUs

"a nsaa i1f aaflfties Hah'e
kf.sfats Iaafa guaranteed 80
.t. ..#ssfsata eaaeaua dltsaeNf tte
- sttff t5fnta rcsniflns frpfu HHHHi
- l5fhsr eausaa Htauseeh NaAsss
aH.aa4 su4aasafuiN treated -
- ~. fs5sr taaffe nee = Fhates
- eth Ave sa hear Ia hs,N
nav Iaeksen tIrest car fssst "a r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
SOCIETY NOTICES.

o5suius vonr4 ian,i ..k
"a .#h..I Naaeaher Temple tth
AAN aFH Hoe. Hif' fHNaE ttN.l.a
M W4fa rii Ina D. - rl.1e1s
--=1. I.i,rH #ataft HuuHHf HiFHt
~. ~. NfHuua HHll Nu Is hifs
-54#af.an AainiaaieH
IN ihs aan. 81 tltrs n t' NJ
~ n#aaau HA WUsEgfn ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

SPECIAL
NJ HafnsseMAaf 81 iHHssfef fsa A.
tas : fths istsf Sal 49, fssafst 81 W.T.
HfATHt-E aHtH $50 fNH - "
Fash AHH q a. arrNtH aNla - tHttf -
Haaf aAe FfHNaaf e4s EHH an8 AaH w.
as4fss me MN CAR taNG fH#ss Fsff
aass fa4rfH aHa 80 sEaft tifas HHN
FfaEsFaT fn tHts sastiea + fH1isasAas -
ffle aHH tf HEa aft So afEa Haa fsfl
fsan asa saafft kaa Hsfafs Haaf ~
10 Haaa ~
WALfnH A m1HNHtANu.
e. bta.ses aads y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

Nsafg ra.aaN uan sheal' HesN 49,.
- ..s.55.fF urh a few shefes 4
1tstffsb A r.fsflean isctFeispnl ~
.fesE u b 49, safe 81 fla ~
1000 nus aIf nu tHa AFN asfsH - 9r
ss5..,,,.. sf5sfsartt viii H.asr ~ - @
- ~ t.,.iar tH..ak seattle
- 1891 10 - aeIk deftas Ntn.st
.rss.Is r.It.HasnseHi f saftslaFirff
ks,f#....stis ffan t'h Attarflt Hei tfHh =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
DON'T Mss THIS

: r-aTn house 90 sale a. INTERPLAY. rhon,
Queen anne aesi sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

ta nrsas % HaisaH s@af 81 go ta aNfFs
slasHef & acres Cleared ssHaeffi haHas. - =
was-8sasd Fkifksa helss sHa tAfa. mnsiiy
sflas thffnm fanuinE setsf pH 500
faaI aiu afH cheap terms - ati Naas
~ ettF property. - 80 fisns"F haaf -.
AENfANH NEAR TIT CITY
81 - o. q aFfaa 80 { sod Iaaft eissfe1
Htsf street taF iIHs ru $50 fcanff rtaa
A eaaaH Haf Zee sanfana trfHaa
WTkHniF WHHH
EfaHHs SIS NaffHHH IfrE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
FoR sHIE-FURNITURE
PFRsoNELs-
WANTFp-REAL ESTATE.

NeSie1 iisfs WssEi6Fi0n lots We hsFi
several customers wanting vacant Lake
vfew lots betWFen Isssrhi ana hadroni
Parks Fpr quick sales ligt With us.
QUINN BROOKS REALTY CO.
- Marion Block
- ,-se Main s1l9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
WANTTp-RTAl ESTATE.

ffunks ssiitefea s esnts. aa}s rt0fHss
tee rlara aHd nffHEtHfo mnfiHa sHtiH1Htss
fhtn Uutaa Transfer a HfatHHH Co. ~
Ftfst both HhuNra stain fta n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

new toun - thn taIlaf, EfaN We haze
- nga tuRsstsA ans ttiuEs uust nufa.
0ffices n iimsa hleek nss "a tuaai
sea ~ nat hats g. o. convinced thAf
fHu ahUnfs iuFraf - thF atass ~ ths
british Ar6afitaH Feifnirufu q AHthA4t
taE FUu ean rrnFfnae Fuufnsf ~ Hirnftf
tnatafissltnA AZ ta iha beat sna safest
sfaes ever submitted to Nuu TIE ffiss
T. fiEhf p ernfr usf shars. bar I'll
- 80 aaaH ~ nat asiAf tut tntrsliHaaa
81 uner - Fpier iiaeh seattle Nash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

rag CANADIAN BANK o.
AaA MtNEE
FsfaHttafra tzsf
Hat UHisH fafuHfas fenafA
rfaf Iar hraaahes fn fasnaaa 81 tas
tfrirfI slafen ntrFraI nshkfna hasiassa
Transacted intsEest aliassf eN Uaas -
HSVINuH DEPARTMENT
Seattle Nsanlhau n ttatt Manage TT
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
HUGE CHASE OF WOLVES
BY THREE COUNTRIES
France, Germany, and Belgium Unite
TO Kill Pack That Has Been
Terrorizing Peasants.

PARIS. March 24.-Hunters from
France. Luxembourg. and Belgium have
planned war Of determination against
the wolves which this winter have been
infesting the three countries 10 such
an extent that the peasants in many
districts are afraid 10 leave their houses
even In the daytime.
The hunters will meet at Fiery, in
Belgian Luxembourg. on Monday next
and will gradually work southwark. kill
ing of the wolves as they advance.
The burgomaster Of Giry. only few
days ago. died OF injuries which he re-
ee.ved when attacked by pack OF the
ferocious animals.
After he had hred his last cartridge
the wolves totally devoured his horse
and he was feebly defending himself
with the butt OF his gun when help ar
rived.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
AMERICAN MAID TURNS
NOSE UP At TITLES
ImpecupiOus English Lords Awaited
Miss Rhea Reid's Coming Eagerly,
But Met Chilly Reception.

LONDON. March 24-By some myter-
ious agency the coming or d great
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
CARRIES CURRENT
UNLIMITED MILES
Roman Said to Have Made
Great Invention.
ELECTRICITY MUCH CHEAPER
Power Can Be Sent From Switzerland
to Paris With Less Than
Per Cent Loss.
ELECTRICITY MUCH CHEAPER

PARIS. March 2i--Au invention Of the
greatest Importance which viii effect
a revolution in the industrial world. has
been made by a Roman electrician
AdOlph Tome. who has succeeded fr
solving the problem of storing electrical
energy
HE invention will make IL possible
TO transmit an electric current with a
loss Of a little less than per cent. M
matter how great the dstance-
II Will be possible. Tor instance. 10
supply heat light and power for all
purposes TO the city Of Paris with cleo
tricity generated by the waterfalls OF
Switzerland al a price that will drive
all the present electric companies here
out Of business
An American syndicate is said 10
have offered the inventor 81 009. 600 for
the American patent, but the offer has
not been accepted.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
KAISER WILL VISIT
ALFONSO AND BRIDE
Wilhelm Will Try to Win SPANS Dip
lomatic Favor Away From
French, Who Are Liked.

BERLIN. March 2f.-To cOunteract
the growing French influence in Spain.
the Kaiser intends 10 visit King Al
fOnsO at Madrid in April
There is little reason 10 expect that
he will win any diplomatic victories in
Spain, where the people dislike MIN as
much as King Alfonso is said 10 do. al
though great preparations are even
now. according 10 Berlin papers, being
made TO receive him.
Altogether. the Kaiser viii spend a
considerable part Of the spring and
summer months abroad.
He viii also visit King Victor Eman-
Uel and Pope Plus at Rome and viii
pass several weeks in Norway, paying
short visit 10 King Haakon and
travelling the rest Of the time on board
his yacht.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
FALLIERES ENTERED ELYsEE.

a woman who has small Office in
Petit MOntrange. put in the lowest bid
30 francs G1O) load. a price which Nine
Fallieres considered TOO high
The entrepreneuse insisted that when
she had paid the wages OF 1he drivers
and two extra men il left only very
small profit for her
Il viii give YOU - francs (ssl q load. -
said Nine. FalIeres, and my son will
help 10 pack"
The moving cost the President 81
francs. but his son is pleased 70 know
that IL wiz be seven years before they
viii have 10 move again
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

American heiress is always known
among the many eligible and impecun-
iOGs youth OF London. So when Miss
Rhea Reid daughter OF the Tin plate
king" d. o. Reid arrived at the Carl
ton Hotel. everyone was discussing the
probability Of the "tin plate king" being
worth s60.000.0O0
Miss Reid. however. made 10 attempt
20 know anyone. and confded 10 a
friend that she had no hankering what
ever after titles.
Her father. she says. is only anxious
for her 10 marry the man OF her choice
The few people who met her were fas-
cinased with Miss Reid. who is tail. and
has a lovely complexion
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

PARIS. March 24-An amusing story
Is being told here which goes 10 prove
that Nine Faliieres. the wife OF the
President. is a typical French woman OF
the old school. in whose character
economy and thrift are The strongest
traits
When the President moved his per
sonaI belongings into Palais EIysee. a
little over a month ago. he left his wife
In charge Of the moving
Nine Fallieres personally went TO see
several owners OF moving vans with the
idea OF hiring as cheaply as possible.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
YANKEE GIRL TO WE'D
.ENC|RCLED BY NOBLEAEN
Miss Mccarthy Will Become Bride o.
Count de Gallifet, Son OF Noted
French General.

PARIS. March 24.-Count Marius de
Gallifet isabout to marry Miss Mccarthy,
lovely American girl of Irish anteced-
ents. Count de Gsllifet Is the only sur
viving son OF the General Marquis dc
Gallifet. who has so highly distinguish
ed the name he bears.
The engagement Of these two young
people has attracted a great deal of at
tention in society. When Miss McCar-
thy stands before the altar she will be
surrounded by a circle OF noblemen be-
longing to the highest families in the
land.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
DUElS SETTLING BRAWLS
OF CUBAN POLITICIANS

HAVANA, March PA duel with
sabres. after a personal quarrel. was
fought here the other day between Capt.
Jose de Cardenas. OF the rural guard,
an aide-de-camp to President Palma.
and Fernando Mesa. well-known
broker Both were slightly wounded.
As consequence OF this encounter, an
other duel has been arranged between
Gen Enrique Hernandez Miyares and
DR.. Tito RueneS.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Battenbergs Persona Non Grata.

The influence OF Queen victoria, now
ever, was powerless TO secure for
him a recognition at foreign courts. and
when the young couple discovered that
they would not be received on an equal
ity among their German relatives, they
wisely abandoned all idea OF visiting
their foreign relations The children OF
Prince Henry were never considered TO
be on a par with the other Young royal
ties of Europe. and Princess Ena has
never visited any of the foreign courts.
nor has she been asked to be brides
maid TO any of her numerous cousins.
But there came early an influence into
her life which probably was destined to
mold much of her future history. The
Empress Eugene has always been a de-
voted friend of Princess Beatrice
How this friendship originated. can
only be surmised, but IL is always be-
lieved that an attachment existed be-
tween the Prince Imperial and the
youngest of Queen Victoria's daughters,
which cemented the affections which
exist now between the mother OF that
Inflated young man and the English
princess. The Empress, as is well
known. is a devout Roman Catholic
cNlliB lp THESE tllCuAloNcAAOS1s
Ena has doubtless been brought under
the influence OF that church, and has
recognized the power that it held Over
her mothers devoted friend, and these
facts have probably heavily weighted
the scale in favor of her marriage with
the Spanish King.
And now Spain is possessed with
anglophobia. The shops are filled with
ribbons, neckties. and handkerchiefs in
English colors. The government sp-
proves of the decision of the King, and
all goes merry as marriage bell. The
reception into the Roman Catholic
Church Of the princess has taken place
1t was of a strictly private character
attended with no pomp, ceremony OF
publicity.
1 hear nothing but good of the King
OF Spain. 1 am told that he is full of
high ideals. charmingly romantic,
bright, happy, with all the enthusiasm
which belongs TO his age. and entirely
unspoilt, and that in all ways Princess
Ena is lucky girl.
The Spanish court, with its sixteenth
century etiquette and medieval GUS
toms. will be reused into new life by
the laughter-loving young English
woman. and it will be curious to see
how the Spanish woman will view her
invasion