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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
wess virainia Ps.snts.

H e Dunlap. patso- attorney, OF
Wheeling, reports The following pat:
ects granted to West Virginia inyep-
tors: R. a. woodan. Fleetwood, cam
era a5achment- F. I. G. Wadsworta.
aIorSantown. three patents. apparatus
for the manufacturer @ glass sheets.
apparatus for the Manufacture Of
sheets Of glass. and prism. glass. a.
Il Stow, Switchback. @atca-nord-s- at
rachm+nt for lamps: Raymond -Ro-
mine. Waldo. raj! joint l-I.atz and
II. W. Friedel. Wheeling, oca.redlla-
BILE bottle: T s. Eard+sty RivaSville.
chaia-naca;ne spliJte--c@-; also the IS
sue Of a trademark certificate TO
3. 7. Davis, Eun,ingro2 fo- raeuroa-
tisn cure.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
At Shinston
DISTRICT MEETING OF KNIGHTS
OF PYTHiAS WILL TAKE
PLACE MAY FIRST

Arrangements are about completed
for the district meeting of the knights
of Pythias, which viii be held at
Shinnston on May 1St- Lieutenant
Carl Riggs speaks enthusiastically Of
the meeting which VIII take place
then He feels sure that 1t VIII en-
thuse all who attend with a new spir-
It to work harder for and to follow
more closely the teachings Of this Or
der. The order at Shinnston Is grow
ing very rapidly and tits believed that
before long there viii be ashall erected
there by them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
PROMPT PAYMENT.
Check Received for $4,000 Insurance
by Widow of c. L. Barnes

Mrs.Lon f. Barnes. through c. w.
Walker. clerk of the local lodge of
the Modern Woodmen of America. re-
reived a check for $4,000 in payment
of the insurance carried by Charles
L. Barnes in that order. The check
date of notification of the death
of Mr.. Bar which shows the
promptness of the Modern Woo3men
in adjusting claims
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
Entertained German Club.

The German Club was entertained
Saturday evening by Mrs. Graham: ar
her home on Fifth street The clos
:ns scenes Of Schillers SunS Frau
Won Orleans" were read ana q ae-
IirhtfnI evening was spent Miss An
M Reiuhefrer will entertain the Club
on Monday. May eth, at her home on
Manic Avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
Class of Ten Confirmed.

a class OF ten members was confirm
ed at Christ church on Sunday at the
morning service Bishop Gravitt, OF
Charleston, coadjutor Of the Episco-
pal church of West Virginia admin
fstered the rites Of confirmation In
the class We're Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brobst, Mr. George DeBolt, Sr., Mr.
Howard w Showalter, Mr. Joseph
Lehman, Miss Bessie futile. Guy
Fleming, George DeBolt. Jr., Albert
Quinn. John Heintzelman. Bishop
Gravatt went from here to ClarksburE-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
SOCIETY

iThinbie Club Meeting Recalled.
There will be no meeting Of the
S:cihan Thimble Club this week, as
was announced. The next melting VIII
be Tuesday, the Both. at the home OF
Mrs. M J.Lantz, on Fairmont avenue
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23

HIIey Joe Jacobaccfa Aber
II Males. 10Th II Italy his the
first yyeddins ceremony Rev Wiley
has peTformed since his removal TO
htsanex hone
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23

half
GOING SELL FORA
itwiIg
pecth the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23

GO to. IA. F. Leonard. Merchant
streetsS for Bargains - IN all styles OF
choice furniture. = y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
E,+er.ained l. c. Club.

Miss Louise Leonard entertained tne'
L. c. Club on Saturday afternoon at
her home on GuTey street The al
ternoon was pleasantly spent at vari-
GUS social diversions and dainty re
freshments were served The next
meetinr Win be held at the home OF
Miss Pearl Scott.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23

n. F. Leonard has no competition
in price for go-carts and handsome
chairs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
s,nks c1osed This a.e.-,no.

Out OF respect for the decreased the
banking institutions. o. [aS city were
closed today at two o'c1ccs., ~. fu-
neral hour OF Mrs. W21-c- E.iill.sr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23

Married by Rev. Wiley. -.
Married on Saturday night by Rev
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
HARRY SHAW.

- - 80 HAffRf SHAW
Commissioner IN Chancery. Circuit
Court. = =
\ e. F. MORGAN
iTUSCA MORRIS. = 5. s;sssi
Attorneys for plaind6. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
PAID HIM TO
BRIBE

from the same tanks
= admit that cheated. satd vii
holt They instructed me. The
standard values man only by the
dirty work hu does self respect
compelled me Ia quit used checks
10 brlhe railway employees.
tesasarsra Must Appear,
10 told the commission that tho
Hsnia Re and other railroads re-
ducrd tariffs - a gift 10 the stand
ard
The commission has issued sub
poenaa far nine ohio county treas
urcrs % appear and produce docus
mentafy evidence duriaA the aii
hearing u show that an taxea paid
by The supposed Independent oil
companies ia Onto were paid BY ne
STANDARD and by one man.
Without said that the STANDARD
on WAS satiafied n IL got IS per
cent Of the oil trade Otherwise u
would cut prices aud kill campsti
lion. lie alleged that tina railroads
delayed independent shipments
and made long hauia, aiding the
standard To destroy competition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
OH|OANS WILL
CELEBRATE

Tomorrow evening at Christen-
sens broadway hail the Ohio So
cioty Of Washington aud Seattle
has arranged a reception and an
elaborate program 10 celebrate the
stth anniversary Of the birth ~
a. 3 Grant The affair promises
10 be one o. the society events %
the year. and Ohians are lookins
forward 10 Il with much interest
II IL already known that al least
300 persons Will attend
The speakers for the evening
Will be Gov Albert r Mead. jus.
tice Grow. 81 the supreme court !.
w II Morris aud Rev Fletcher l..
Wharton. pastor 81 the First Meth.
0dist church The society has been
organized In this state for several
years and has noW registered over
1000 members. The aim OF the 80
cigty ia TO look after the interests
Of all 0hioans and 10 keep a tab
on the y0uBg men Who come 90 the
state aud "a assist them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
ELECT WOMAN
FROM SEATTLE

PORT TOWNSEND. Mar 10 --
The second day % the annual COO.
fsnfion 10 the State Federation Oi
Numen'a Clubs opened Tits morn
lnE uith The election 81 officers. l1s
delegates reHpondiaN tn the roll
all Il Wan the largest attendapr~
In IN. history 81 the federation
HailutlaE FOE firat and asooad
rico presidents brought out several
candidates. resulting IN the election
~ Ms v IA Attsii. 81 fieilinghatn.
for FIRST viee president. aud Afa W.
" Harper. Of Seattle. Tor seoaaf
Eies president
The secretary ship election proved
an interesting contest. NiHs aai.
lstt. - Pullman. ~as given al over
uteiminE vote. bat declined the
honor Fouf nomlnrssa fonzalusd In
thr runfsas Miss pfinkse. 81 Port
Town@aad. being named
All amendments proposed IN ad
vance carried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
/. ON the FRONT .
ssss ssssss Z

Steamer waiscu arrived from
san Francisco late last uight vita
SO tors q sugar eoasiEnsa to
OF cement fpr usibFalth. Maeon Co.
ana y = Caine
Yacht uwnudnirn named BY l.
~ johnson. Dean Johnson. Henry
Henkis and Sorman nisnchsra. has
irft Tor a seven weeks cruise alans
ths southeastern Alaskan coast
Steamer Portland arrived ffosn
th~ westward az u.elaak last night.
Manager rharo. ~ the Alaska coast
company. who made ths round tfiu
fsfarne1 much ltsass4 aiih TIRE
outlook q Alaskan affairs for tbs
ssasosz
Captain ~ W STANFORD. % tha
United states signal rarpa. has ar
rivn4 % relleVs capitals Charles
Wallace. IN command - the cable.
ship nufnaiar.
TIE Damage % ne city - rushis
Nhieb vas SUNK as san Francisco. Ia
estimated ag ffta8e. shn viii BE- n
commission in about three weeks.
Ths Queen sailed this morning
Tor san Frauriscn affh rs passsn-
gers The umatiila T. expected 60
arrive tomorrow from The south
Transport DIS ls expected on the
sounH between MAY - and g. This
ts TIE word given cut from the
auarfermaatsr department today.
Il IL not known whagheF the Logan
will come - Seattle o. be trans-
fsfred % gan Francisco.
Rasmas steamer rsFaa l. az the
thn Hammond mill falaY. but viii
leave later Tor Hadtoek. thrn to Coz
mon fer coal before returning Ia
cpmpisfs her cargo far Central and
south America.
Tn oregon fs At Valdez today
a1ufhbuuud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
WALTERS STEELS
OFFICIAL HEART

the inspectors "a haul offenders Ia.
to court and let them settle there.
Keep Walk. ory,
The ordinance provides that
where there L. nsfklns strip be
tween the sidewalk and the prnpers
a line the proper owner must D. ms
his terrace down g. az below the
level ef the walk AZ least foot beck
from the walk cur purpose ln this
10 "a have a iEht sink In the walk
inte which an dralnasa FROM the lot
may run and NOM which q may .un
under the walk into the gutter ON
the street slide In this way Ne csn
keep the walk dty aud free from
mud
hut many property owners in
sist IN continuing their terraces e.
the Vefi edge ~ the sidewalk 81
that every drop ~ water that runs
from the yard Eoea directly un fh5
" alk. making it tuipasaihle Tor us II
keep the walks clean
= have been patient with thrss
offenders in the past but patirues
has ceased to be virtue and
shall have no patience with them r.
the future unless they observe "a,
ordinance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
nossrER OF rrG sgA SAILS

HAMBURG. MaY 10 The steam
ship kaiasrfu Augusta Victoria. ths
largest steamship aflnzi. started
from here thia uofniaA Tor NsH
York The steamer. which bsiates
10 the service 81 tbs tisnbufk
American lire. carries a larEs nura
hsr uf passengers and fnA cargo
Il freight Il - tho largest steam
ehip ever built Il Il over 100 fest
long. With - feet beam u can
carr SO passengers IN the first
cabin. $50 ia The sHcond. 800 IN the
Third ana Zee 10 fhe atsefAas. The
Crew comprises go officers AM
nrn. The ship t. equipped sin
every modern convenience. and has
4 large restaurant shers paAAeaKsze
mar eat = ia carte meals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
soRwgclAss TO CELEBRATE

On the 18th Of MAY the Norwe.
sinns Of this city have planned =
grand celebration nf the s3nd ami
NcfaarY % she day that Norway
fegained her freedom The ceiebra.
tton wiii take place in Christensen
Arcade hall. where they have ar.
ranged = fine musical program Ia
be ed hY Prof Gerhard Tounins.
assisted b. Miss cofuelia Apply ana
Kari Observation-Disclosures spcechss uiIi
be made In both Norwegian aud
English Tho program concludes
with = dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

The opinion % Corporation
Counsel Calhoun that the proposed
bond Issues have been regularly
and legally Authorized b. poular
vote removes tho last obstacle 10
thr wav ~ the early Rdvertisemsh ~
aud sale 81 the proposed bonds, T.
said Comptroller Harry Carroll IN.
morning to q reporter for The Star
The Advertisements for tho aslr
- the bonds wsre prepared by me
several weeks aEo. but questions
arising from time to time REGARDING
them have uscsasitafed some DE-.
lar Wow that We are assured ~
Mr Calhoun that they were reEG-
larry voted. Se viil proceed win
the advertisement and sale ~ the
bonds With the utmost possible div
patch ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
RECTOR THOUGHT
TO BE CONVICTED

BATAVIA. y Y. May 10 T he
eeeiesiaatic4l euuri which tried nf
Air~rnau a cfapsrY rector It 81
Andrews church Of Rocheatsf. On a
charge % herraY. snded lts work 60.
aay. wh.n a verdict wan reached
anf the document containing hs
tiadiuEa of the court wWs drawn ~.
aligned and fnFSardsd 10 bishop
Walker 81 Buffalo rntil the verdict
hAs been reviewed By Bishop WatA
n. 10 official Information as % Hs
contents can hu secured
II i believed that she c0uFt d
ctded unanimously for conviction.
but that there pas sUmo aifiFussas
Of op.nioa In fskafd to ths puaizh
uirng 20 DO Imposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
ART gxHlBlr IN SCHOOL.

Prof @ w School principal of
the summit school. has secured re.
productions from a iloatOn art
store Of all the famous paintings of
American artists. aud this week.
beginning with yesterday afternoon.
he has arranged an art exhibit af
these pictures In the top story Of
the Summit school A large crowd
at..nded the exhibition Yesterday
afternoon and evening The doors
are stsn from to In the after.
noon aud from 7a0 to In tho
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
sTRAwBuaRlus ~ DANCE R.

" 7 Pendieton. deputy county
fruit Inspector. who has beeu
among the strawberry growers for
the past week, has returned and
makes the statement that the con.
unuad drought l. menacinE the
berry erup ON high lands the
fruit aud vines are already com.
mencins 10 shriyel Provided there
II a slight rain fail during she next
three days the strawberry crop will
be large one this season la the
patches surrounding the lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
RUT ONE CASE
ATRYTHER HOME

chiidrea are suffcrinE from Enfr
threats aud arr allowed 20 play cut
dcora They are isolated fruru other
children DE- Ludlow wanted 60 al.
minister antitnxinn TO several Of
the ehiidren. aud ! objected one
little huY hrrc was given q year
ago. and has never been risht STAGE
Ia some eases mothers ~ the chill.
drvn have objected ! have never
mentioned faith eure 20 nr i.ud
los
Mra Ryther denies that the home
4 not kept Ia a clean and sanitary
condition. and Invites inspection Of
the institution At all times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

rs June 1 the Pacific Ceast
steamship company expects to BE-
ia a position IN re-eatahllsh 10
former fvedaY service between Sc
attl. and san Francisco This Naa
the statement made this morning
By Fred Common. freight traffic
MANAGER. Who arrived last nlEht
from The south
Mr Cnnnnr waa IN Seattle when
he disaster % the nay CITY ocs
surrod, aud left that rysuiuE after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

10 tho county prison Greenfield
has made u full confession. aud ia
doing everything possible 10 assist
the firm IN strengthening out Us
tangled booka
Greenfield iH about 10 years ~
age. and has a wife aud two chill.
dren. lie came 10 the firm from
the achaairoam aud rose from office
boy 10 the position Of head clerk
and trusted representative Of the
banking house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

san F-nANctsCu. Mar fe This
rsiire tass uinht frustrated an at
t~fnut ~ Fssh ths safe - ehanE a
Aon. chinese cHfio dealers. which
contained vaimahins worth over
fio.08a 8ua Juninu ans William
shesioek. desperate SAFE crarksfs.
we're arrested last 40 they wsre
fnafinE fhs safe into wager.
All refugees at che Preside are
being gaesfuatea ard the fnnneula-
tign u rasalu will hecuma mere sx-
tsnafNe n conditions warrant In
some cases vaccination IL beiun p~f.
formed At the point 81 the BE yonrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
DENIES FIRM
IS |NSOLVENT

( W " Pringis. member OF tho
1tilla Hufaituru company, formerly
the faale iiills company. has filed
an affidavit Ia the superior court
stating that tho present condition Of
that firm II prosperous The affidA-
VT n filed ~ an answer "a tho
claims Of Traie aud uthara that the
firm Il inaoiyent
Mr. PrinEin states that the assets
81 The company are tI4s.sts 90 The
liabilities ara tt0e.23s6s The At.
fidaYIt denies that there Was am
conspiracy on the part OF the pres.
eat members OF the firm 20 obtain
the Tsaiu HtocS illegally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
TRUSTED CLERK STEALS
500, 0OO--- C0KFESSES

PHILADELPHIA. May 10
Charged with having ombehxlel
more than 100000 from bis EN-.
ploYerH. Edwin s Greenfield. head
clerk Of the banking and brokerage
firm OF Harrison. snyder a son. Of
this city. was arfaalnd here today
aud held Ia 10000 bail By a 20.
lice magistrate for further hear
ing tomorrow
on default Of bail no via sent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

fas Ideal woman contest eiil
,,sm % satardAy
Essdfesis of letters have been
ur.lxea frasn Star READERS Ia Se-
- a. throughout The state
~ Ffrat majoFity - letters
-. nttle reference 10 TIE general
s.s.araner of the Ideal Wamen %
~ writer's
"a maa u Seattle snst tbs state
kwssAsaxfun are iookiaE for char
..rr sssa thoaxh & b. ~ the en-
Nsse q Beauty
ners Are fouf letters fFoui those
sessvsa fhis ucNsing
win q true. generous heart. q
r.xsrhmA sznAhiny ii&pesitton. an
.sasu % sYmpstkizs Win anyone
! kappaness o. so1ruN. her ehill'
Ms tezfAer and her husband q
s1u. b ker hair white or at1uru.
~ syss hsae or black. her com
ssuaa nxhf Or DARK. she Npald BE-
NJ lAetl Ranan
CHARLES EDWARD
M iaeai womaa 10 a womsnlT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

George W Andrews. Who last No.
Femher resigned az North western
passenger agent Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. II again
IN the employ Of that company. ac-
ooFiing 90 reports About 10 da3 .
ago he left Seattle for San Fran.
cisco, and rumor has II that he IA
general passenger agent. Nth head.
quarters 81 Los Angeles I. n
Vest. formerly q that position. has
resigned GA account OF 90 health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
PEABODY SUMMONED.

NEW YORK. Nay i0.--Dlatrirt
Attorney ferufne has sahpo~nm@fi
President Peabody ~ the Muiual
l4fa Insurance company, % appear
before the spseiai grand iurY iuxss.
ffRatinr insurance maftsra II u
undsrstood that Peabody all - a
willing witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
WORK IS RESUMED.

Operations on the federal building
we're resumed this morning. the
contractors. MeErath a DuhamaI.
yesterday securing sufficient ce=
meht for construction PURPOSES The
present supply vii. about complete
the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
WILL RESTORE OLD
SERVICE BY JUNE |

falling to communicate With bis
family lie found them safe
Mf Common AtAtud that J q.
Ford. vice president II the con-
pany. left san Francisco this nom.
inr for Seattle. aud should arrive
Saturday
Rugardius the purchase II the
steamer Morro Castle. he said IN
ha thought the deal bad not gone
thruuSh. although he vas n0t 10, >
position 10 make auY direct state
mnnf on the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
HIS IDEAL WOMAN

woman she IA intelligent without
belnk masculine she IL a lover 81
home and tbs dutira paFtaiuius
thorete she 10 pruttY without be
tug a doll Mt j.
she Who wtii carry out IN het
lifs the whole purpose % God 10
her ereattnn External adinnrts
such a. beauty. etc. are p-gShahte
The God given attributes Of a help
meet are deathieas she will 81
throns heF husband as kinE. and be
Niil enthfone her as qur~u Gods
IDEAL IL niue
GEORGE n MAfa.IsTER
Ny Ideal Woman IL described
negatively thus she should not be
= tails bearer. a spsnaihFifs. Of ieai
Gus disposition. reader % light
ficfiou. a ahrsw. = steven. a iiirt
she Should not bo tiiitrrate. immoa
est. a pigmy OF = giant
GEORGE " siCKLEs
noshei. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
HENRY IS ON
THE GROUNDS

EiLENsnURG. May 1o.-H C.
Henry. the Chicago. Milwaukee q
81 Paul railway contractor. Vas nj
Gle Eium yesterday arranging for
supplies preparatory 10 beginning
construction work IN this vicinity
Il is expected work vii De started
In Kittitaa county this nuuth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
THOUSANDS SEE
'SAPPHO'

fsfss fhassssra people sat last
ryas ~ tpe hoara ana a hait IN
Ne sAr paTils0n az Eesehi mark. a
~ n Etesn ksarfng act un8sr-
Kmesns shat wAs bsina said. a fsw
nsrs hsartnE snd falling % Hntsr-
s4zf Ena the remainder sitting
wfrsly wifhaat ths rauxs q the
rkss gAal esms dawn fFem the
raxs
b. - fAese thres EaaszsanA peo-
ps ssagss unui the curtain had
gre 1ssn oa ne nna act %
$srpha- These who bad sen
Sgraa heforr. recognizes the
AZ Nsns ard knsu f waa time
q g. sFsh though thsr hafn Z
90 eaesssa fiss acts Thasa who
narrstaesf we're HEREBY saved ne
nsssss'iY 81 ehee King or each ace.
b. ssass sho asffhsr unaerNtoni
~ We had nos before sesn SAP
~ ~ beeauss thsy hal counted
~ ats e. bsesase everybody else
a9Ne3 ~ fnciinafisn % -.
Z nta Madam sarah BIN
MT Nj ranas 20 ass ard If was
aNshaf4t Via bald them tharu. Tt
80 - - rguca what Hefuha-It
~ ass niFhf that held the vast
sa'i'saee sinest spell boani a.
hr<t Instead lf vac the pefure
= uhat feFskafsf must have been
: Teafa Kuaa By. when sha Naa az
y atlxhf q her emotional powers.
sssa ~ waudsrful voles Waa lnun-
~ Hafs nnnAsrfgl aHH aheu
- furfs u her aina1ua form vas
s-e4.tts Nlfh passionate art
iaffs = bat a remnant q fhia
hsshsrft left but there -
raaEa 70 draw three thousand
Nra p fFy 10 hear ant zee
~ Bsrnhzrdf tour has been a
~ fasneiai sgecsts The tent ffaa
- tas thsafsr trust have proven
"s'i'snt Advertising Advertising 81
w. aiasiie nature. Haruhagff
- have stayed 81 either one Of
- lssttsfs in Seattle. but the
- paFillan r. capable 81 seat
NanT more persons than any
Assssr IA re city
!" = kaleh would tend % show
- - ne Divine Sarah - not the
~ artistic soul IA he private
A.. ols..sspssrins Crown EHct."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
sourH PARK MARSHAL ouirs

Mayor nfoldenateln. % South
Park. yesterday appointed Henry
'. Guates 10 succeed q v Cotton
~ marshal Of that toWn. This
change Is the reault Of difficulty
between the mayor aud Cotton Re.
Gently Cotton brought charges
against the mayor. charging him
sith having attempted 10 make
compromising proposals. 20 him
about a raise 81 AAiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
TWO LivHs WE'RE LOST.

CLEVELAND. May 10 II war
learned today that IN the sinking 81
the harKs Algeria. IN the Lake Erie
storm yesterday. hsF captain. Mar
Sin Einvn. uud aeofRs Walton. en-.
Nlurfuan. lost their lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
70 pGa cENr RErURs.

wIf.EEsnARRE. Pa. MAY 80 =
Seventy per cent - IN. miners re-
anuudsd. when fhe anthracite mines
resumed operations today No dis
effnlInatinn was noticeable Al old
emnloYra we're frhifnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
WILL GIVE CONCERT.

Prof A " Finch. assisted by 10
cal talent. will give = harmonica
concert At Labor Temple Thursday
evening. May ~. Tor the benefit OF
two San Francisco refugees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
BURGLARS TAKE APPLES.

burglars looted the fuit ana
candy store n Thee. t'iehettr. ~ g2t
Madison ST. last night and carried
away Il haE Of apples. several boxes
~ cigars. candy. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

Tonight ths little steamer Cor
utn. ef The 4. a. 0rar a Co.'S fleet.
All ses away fpt Naur. Long
shafsmsh are today busiiY loading
the steamer with freight which con.
ulsss Hsu.fiY - psfishahis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
raGa

- sat Of patience With rco-
i. sasfst on oreHpS TINS the
y - .trip IN mont % then won-
peieHa al nat leave a strip next
~ - .6,suAlk for drsinaHe pun
y ~ - can kccp the walks free
~. ~ aud water ssit street
ff'An .l.s.tsnt Walters this mufna
sslt - eersaftcr shall haul Of
"a l.ss court unless they oh
49, ~ es,ilaants governing thr
SA" SERVING Netiasa.
- ne rsss have ben sew ing
.,',.s saA sfkuinE with feanle a"d
..sses sseelai treatment Win eesh
personally c'nA1tsksas th'
- Il question OCT 81 rs ditti-
80. Hereafter ! shall Instruct