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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

No two men. probably. eouia be
spunA sssoea disaimllaF IN ehasaftsr.
ssttes thar Thomas PepFin. the blaa-
s~rsnw. aver-fea manufacture, ard
yaass faaxhtan4. The aaiet. re-
sourrrTal Intelligent manager iiis
management had been sinselafly
suer~szfui arf n his five years
eontrul ne OUTPUT bad beea irrNlet
Nsn whD knsW papptas ssstsln
OF gsosnislnE "a pahia fuanaKeFH
partnrrshlp and then setting thsfa
sfrfr whsn they hsd fast ahaut
earned ths psise. maFYsle5 that 1i-u
sfseuli b. eonsent 81 slave fey sueh
. nan
James eaaii have enii3htensa him
ha4 be hasn - minded. - aleo
esal8 : rreugsseaaiux young lass
who regarded the wnrshy uaaaaEsr
~ a earmeF liEhi fhan that %
frsents1sir
nYra ropria. TIE only daaEh'er
es Peppin. had ali the exesissnt
shsracsrFissics - heF dad nlntheF
WITH q treasure Of her fathers snlf-
vii. aasf ~ understandings between
Aes~eif ard Jimmy. thoazn secret.
naa existed for some tirus.
Tneir plans worked up e. she
EXISTS an fhs Gay that James sub
nniffed 90 hif employer plans 81 an
fnventiau calculated to wsli-uikh
rwxeiatasnIas the industry.
4 daaf believe for q ufomseai Ms
praetieahle. sid Poppin. With 49,
sumsd Indifference Hut Il ynu
ezfa b. isafs the plans with ne III
ioek them over at nsr leisure.
Very good. siE. said James
hsnsilnr over the blue print
When pappin. IN the quiet u hls
home. eFaminef ne plans thaf
night, hts eyes bulaed and he snit-
ted q gasp ~ establishment. a foe
tune hy before hsm. Ills eompeg-
iiofs eers vanduiahed.
I'll have it patented be solIla-
auizad ! reckon any emrio9e a
nuins l. under uEiizagions 70 ae-
asaint rns with his ideas. Thafs
what pay 'em wei Tor auieag
other thinaHr
EeEt day HE patent attorney waa
called - aud the plans rushed 20 the
patent uffics fsW Gays latter
IauGhland vas called In.
1t Is q speculation and dersnt
look good. but I tuay risk u. said
Peprin. Suuposinn ! take u SAP.
what would yoa expeetyr
Eve been working FOR a partner
ship said james quietly.
That's big tals.- returne, Pop
pin. wigh 5 shfuR
It's either that o. nothing 70.
tofted I.auEhland. I'm satisfied o.
wifi work and on that account
would BE sorry 70 market It else
where
Too late 70 offer u ELSEWHERE. d"
said Poppln. I've filed the patent
papes."
'The offer waa conditional WAS
James calm response
"oh. guessed we should come 70
terms" said F0ppln earslsssly
Here's r check for ts9e and there's
more in "a Tor you IL the Invention
IL success.
Iaughiand tore the check into a
dozen pieces. Pappin atormed In
the Interview that followed. bm
I.auRhlani held his ground.
Is lt a partnership" he asked
finally. ~ be turned 20 the door.
mo more frining yes. or nor
NO yelled P0ppln- Go and be
hanged
Late that afternoon cab ratified
up 70 the factory. James Laugh
land agd the manufacturers daugh.
ter aliEhted aud entered Poppius
office.
"Myfa. be burst out amazediy
"whaf IL the meaning II this vi9iff
Permit me % present my wlff.
observed James. quietly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

University station policeman.
seislnr rolieeian hy ruffiv ~ sown
tie the powers. phWHt hos ve
here Ia II yersell ar ser Enn
mlthef' I'm ihlnklnx Yu'fe tho
felly aa Just lifted gentleman 3
watch feminist the alley but me-
modeat pfstlnta me frum aafrhln
tes Kim along 10 the ataflou wid
mr tiil / muu yea oyuf "a the
mathfon Ef.stE Al HALL
aeed nfoaklu Az y q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
Table Queen BreadCon-
tains Most Strength

No bread aate. 80 nseitsr hoN
mash "a easts. can BE uaoFe health
fat than Table Queen. made fruui
rsait yeast and carefully aeisetSi
hard MINNESOTA whsat u roatains
ruars gluten thar two taEes u or
flnarv bread fta the best bY test.
ans Table Queen afweYs has she
nius Label a Euatantea u quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Poetry
The paeklugton committed
Thought charges gainnt joe
Sinnat
necauae theY found q sauaase hateh
Whore he'd a finsef In a.
John u. Rockefeller had a tooth
pulled
The report. though. did not state
Whether Il vas With warrant
ca if he fpt rebate.
When man who dont amount ia
much.
shoots "a man that don't amount
O. much.
Ger woman that don't amount 60
much.
Why should it then amount 10
muchf
How We Wish that dear old Andf,
A. Ne sit here Ia this noak,
Would just aoaa Us douatian
Prom his Funny tick ehrekhe.ah
HOaEO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
DUNN IS pAaooHso.

MILWAUKEE,. Sept ts-Nlch.
ael Damn. formerly building Inspect.
OF and private So Rotary - former
Mayor Ross. WAS pard0ned by Gov
Davidson after beiag sentenced 10
IS months ia the house of oorfce
ton on charge Of resolving q
brlbn from 3 bTaNIna COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
ARU CUT orr bf STORM.

WILMINGTON. \ c. sept Is
A fierce northeast storm sc
WnshtaYille beach. mics miles dis
tant. damhEed property 10 the -
tsnI ~ tia.apa AMI shat eft -na
women and ehiiarra from the maia
land in arpAl peril
Tha atarm ahaied sumSwhat aaai
na further damage IL expnetod=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
scALofo TO oGATH,

los ANGELES. Srui IS lohn
Harvey. : itseAi eaaI mine apHtstnF.
wath extensive Interests IN Colo.
RADIO. aua q guest - iaesl hssieA
fell lnto a tnb ~ araldihH waief
ID NE bath fugm sui was 81 Badly
injured fhaf death followed rs TIE
hospital sunaaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
moRg rae APPARATUS.

An ordinance Was Introduced r.
the eaunrli last nisht BY the fire
ana watnF COMMITTEES nsufsdius Ter
the purchase ~ an ssfuut serial
ladder tfack. a srcuaa sisn IRE ga
xinn and twe combination choinieal
ana hose Na4oua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
ROOM rHlEF AT WORK.

May Helms. occupying room =.
IN the lodging house at 29i Spfinf
at. reports the Joss Of ~ ~ cash
from 4 dresser drawer during ga
absence 81 4 faw minutes from her
room last niEit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
AaarsrGo TO SOBER Up.

A. N kinnesF. who claims he II
: real estate dealer. aaa arrested
thla mugnius Ia an Intoxicated can
dillon and MAS cuaea0urihE 10
make himself abnnxiuna until IA
lt0lmsn Chflaiunnen eame AionE
and took him ia 20 sober 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
SUPPOSED pAuPga sAo PROP
gHTYs

TACOMA. a.Hg II This fiilars
On tbs estate az tbs lass Charles
Campbell bg his guardian. Thomas
Masfiasn. Mhomrf thai b. sssHee essi
considerable property aesfltr the
sfatrrnunt that ~ vas fehpilses
Ha iefi ~ ell
AUTO RACES TO-DAY
s - 55.s.saa - So asalaa.sf4 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
LOST WATCH WHILE ASLEEP

J. T. Henry. a iaberef. reports
that while asleep ia a aoorWay On
Washington s.. last nieht, some IN.
known individual took adysnt1gr ~
hia df0a aineas and extracted a ST
yer watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
InouEsr ovGR AUTO VICTIM

The inquest over che rrmaiaa a
Mrs. Winiam Rayuaaaa. Whn was
fatally inlnfed ln az sufotnohiie &c
cent at the splkapn ~ draW
brsdxu yesterday. IL being hsia IF
tee psrlura ~ thr noansf " ai sisss
sumpanF this nftrfHDua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
FUNNY SIGHTS
WHILE SEEING
SEATTLE

FREQ public reading room, Whifh -
loaated Ia the former hsrh 1i u J..
reglef. an old pioneer. and SNORT
inspection of the barn like structure
directly opposite. wherein 81 pns
time the elite Of society gathered o.
welcome such noted actors and act
reaaea ms PAU Rosa Emma fnch
Louis James. Frederick Wafde. ple
llaan. etc 4 place that has been
gfared hY the mighty John T.. nhi
the great James gotbrtt We're. Too
the scene WaH iait fnf the many
hot political urht- that Seattle waH
noted for in the .afly days
with sad thouKhta Al the cruel
fate chat had turned a place that
at one tlma was filled with the eiu.
auenca Of Jim Ham LOWS into
Decent lodging house, We made our
way hack t0 the much regarded and
degraded Third Az again
Block o. Brick Stalls.
The ufal sight that met aur gaze
was q block 81 brick stalls that
looked ha n the carpenters had pat
on the ru1f before the briekiaYefa
had completed the walls A. Third
nv was IA the process 0i evolution
further un We we're cumneild t.
proceed along Fourth Ry
upou reaching Seneca 81. hos
ever We found We would either
have to loop the sap. make q drop
~ 50 feet 0f go along Fifth az "a
reach Union e We chose the lat
ter course. oar guide informing ua
that this jumping off place waa all
that had ~ yet brea dome towards
the Great Public Market Place that
was % surprise the northwest
Degraded Third Az.
Arriving upon the regarded and
degraded Third aF we came % the
nea federal building On the Union
~ side We found fence In 3 partly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
The New Styles

Are modest a. he artrr,,a a.,
new nqairHs afe Yefy pfo.ag,e..s
A cai vii e1aFluce Yea mas - =.
the tallYHs 19u ucad- lrsins 4 -.
non Pr columbia Il -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
Make Your Own Maple
Syrup With Mapeline

There's no need 10 pay big prices
for maple afrup when you can bus
bottle Of Aapeline ~ your groeer's
and make mere and better syrup 81
fraction IT the price you pa FOR
auY maple syrup Oh the market
Mapeline 10 a pure vegetable com.
oound that Tastes exactly ilke Yer.
mDni maple sugar. aud makes a De
iletoua fiaxofinK extract u II made
Ia Seattle hF the CreAceut Mfg
company. who guarantee is abso-
lutte purity Bay a bottle u Nfapel.
lne. the coat Ia lrlfilug. the salts.
faciiau great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
7 s0res piopt-a, prAe

Tbo1uiiiaf Suffer- pionea, a..
el-f of fhia cttF. died l,m 49,. -
ffHfiieHfe hospital FunefsI i,
m"ff7N 'fisrna5h from The Bona,
watson plflgra A wiaos .bge9...lll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
Spokane and Return

FnF 1910 BY Grrat Northern Rail.
uay. snius sept "a. Efod to return
up 70 Oct J. Ticket office. Second
anh rnlamhla 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Nary had a iitiie lamb.
lier Teller thought lt funny
That Mari didn't ordsf beans,
Fuf he Was short uf monet
isADOR MURPHY. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Teacher Freddie. for what 81
Switzerland famouat
scholar Why. ma'am. Swiss
cheese
Teacher on. something ffanfer.
more impressive more tremendous.
scholar l.imhuTsoF.
AnFfg Father You dunt mean %
aay yuu fell ia the Hwiil barrett
Son Nesaif
Angry Fnihcr What. with those
now clothes uuf
san didnt have time to run "a
the house aud chanEe 'em after
started 10 fail
MRS NJ O1RiEN.
South Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Dont thros yoaf GA clothaa
away Have them cieaned 10 look
like new 81 the Pantortum. haia
iosk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
Eye Specialist

Or. Jane ~ Johnson. room q P..t
building Eyes treated ana glasses
fitted Consultation free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
STAR DUST

By Josh"

F.asr Palzu ron sEsr CONTRIBUTION 81 SECOND PRIZE w.
SEND m Youa YARNS MAKE eRsF. AND AooRsap
~JosH WISE TIE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

The Wsshlakton STATE 49,. ?.
asspeiltiun VII meet tas'a .''.l 8
niaht nc headquarters. the seen, -
ihg one ~ a special social ns,,.. =
Several papers and mlnlu~ ~
dresses viii comprise The prev,...'
AUTO RACES TO-DAY
II 81 ~ Expert chauffeu1 r,n. .
minute ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
oisc0sslNo hssEssNanr.

This afternoon ne eosnmli,s.
state affairs II fhe e'hambs, !. !.
Commerce Is taking a. he ra,.a..
IN the state laws governing ~ - j.
eessm"hfa for street inprosev,e.,'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
If Your Eyes Trouble
You

Why not have them examined ffee
by export opticians ~ the schuchnrd
Optical Co. 1907 Second ave. Glass
es. u you need them, from Fi.e0 up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

AUTOMOBILE RACES TO-DAY
an m. NJ the Meadows. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

If KING 81 ever should be eros ned.
And cedar ai turn into clay.
And Alice 81 should get q beAuKs
ray tell ms ghat would arslnr
waFH 4 % "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

%Many rival fali
Ftsda are connected
hy close ties u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

Ore On joan.
When Wisdom sought 4 worthy
man
10 iand Der virtues 60 che sixties.
she hit upon a fanltieaa PLAZA
Hq choosing our beloved J0ah
Wlnet" "A o W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18
I. London's Wrappers
London's klm0nos
Hosiery

London 10 strong on Hosiery
W0men'a Plain BLACK Cashmere
Hose. with natural wool feet,
double sole. splieed heel and
toe. an absolutely reliable art
clio. either light or medium
weight ..ssssF. sttsst.s. .bDc
Women'a Heavy Ribbed Black
Wool Hose. an extra good value
at 35e. or 2 pairs for 500
Women's out Size Black Cotton
Hose. white feot. special Wed.
nesday. pair .s.....t2 t2c
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-. b ~ - ..n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-18

"a Black Stocking Feet Sc.
Sizes 81 10 l0ia only. but buy
all you want at London's Wed.
20 nosday. per pair ......... 80
Misses Fine Ribbed Black Cotton
Hose. seamless aud fast black.
firm, elastic and dependable.
d. all sizes. per pair ......atIe
BOYS Fashioned Fine Ribbed
Hose. warranted fast black.
double knee. extra spliced heel
and toe. a rattling good stock.
Ing for ..,....,....... BE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-30
WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
The National Woman Christian Tenn
ance Union Convention met in Hart
ford, Connecticut, in Parsan's Theatre,
last week, 600 delegates strong, Mrs.
Lillian NJ. Stevens, OF Portland, Me-.
National president, presiding. One very
interesting fa'ure was the presence of a
number of the foreign delegates, who at
tended the worlds convention held in
Boston, giving brief accounts OF the work
in their respective countries. The ladies
received royal welcome 10 Hartford
from Gov. Roberts, of Connecticut, the
mayor of the city, the pastors, and the
people in general. The capitol was
thrown open Saturday from to 7 o'clock
p. w., and reception rendered the dele
gales OF convention, the governor and
mayor receiving.
The pulpits of sixty-four of the church.
es of the city and vicinity we're filled on
Sunday by the ladies of the convention
where thegospel temperance was preach
ed to the people of Hartford and vicinity.
Delegates from every stste of the union
were present, reporting work snd giving
plans and ideas from north, aud south,
east and west, all in one common sister.
good, beautifully manifesting the spirit
and leadership of the divine hand 10 all
lhiUgs. The increase in membership is
very marked.
Hartford, Com, Oct. 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-30
shoemaker stabbed to Death,

Louis Lorenz, Brooklyn shoemaker,
was stabbed to death yesterday and his
wife so severely wounded that she may
die, by Giuseppe c llbretto, 40 Italian.
Mrs. L1reuz received her injuries when
she sou. hit to restrain the Italian from
continuing his attack upon her husband.
The asssiiant and his brother, who was
preseu twben the trouble occurred, made
their escape. The trouble which led to
the murder of Lorenz and the injuries to
his wife grew out OF debt of $50 which
Cslibretto owed Lorenz When the
brothers visited bis shop Lorenz demand
ed immediate Payment Of the debt.
Giuseppe became enrsged, hot words
were exchanged and suddenly the ital-
ian drew knife, sprang upon the SHOE
maker aud plunged it into his body.
Mrs. Lorenz rushed to her husbands as
sistauce, but Cslibretto turned upon her
snd drove the knife several times into
her brssal. She was unconscious on the
floor beside her desd husband when q
policeman arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-30
T0day's Telegraphic News
Lover Found.

New York, Oct. 80 Flashing over
the cable across the wide expsnse of the
Atlantic, interruptiDg for brief moment
the exchange of sordid business COM
municaiions, went one brief little mes
sage which carried more joy to the re-
cipient than has come into her life 10 six
long years.
"Albrecht is found" read the mes
sage, and 1t told to love-sick girl across
the water, that her faithful wait Ut years
for missing lover had been rewarded
aud the search she had prosecuted for
the man Of her choice has at last been
successful.
This girl is the daughter OF an Amer
lean millionaire, and for six years she
hiss waited for the return of lover who
LETT her to seek his fortune when her
cruel parents forbade bis attentions at
that time because they believed the man
to be mere fortune hunter
Albrecbt Becker, former officer in the
German army, is the mao Since she
parted from him in New York in 1900
the girl has heard no word from him.
But she has remained faithful to him
and refused other suitors, even when she
received apparently authentic informa-
ton that Becker, disappointed aud dis
couraged, had killed hims If in Chicago.
Until she knew positively of his death
she said she would not give him up.
Then the parents relented. Believing
that the restoration Of her lover would
alone bring her happiness, they eagerly
began search for him, and this hunt
has at last proved successful.
Becker has been located in Florida.
Word of his whereabouts was brought to
Adolf Kaufman, who has been in charge
Of the search, yesterday. Today the
message was sent to the girl end a man
started south to identity Becker and tell
him of the good fortune in store for him.
At present Becker is employed as time
keeper for the East Coast Railway at $50
month. He is known among his iel-
low employees as Clutch AL" George
Schneider, a civil engineer who worked
with Becker, brought the word of where
he is When Kaufimap's agent finds
Dutch AL" Becker, will not only earn
that his former sweethearthas remained
true to him, but will find that COM
Portable fortune awaits him. His father
cut the young man off without a cent,
but his sister, the Baroness Won Haskell,
to whom the family fortune was left, has
decided to share it with her brother.
Love and fortune will come to Becker
together if the Identification of Clutch
APP proves correct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-30
. The Atlantic City Horror.

Atlantic City, n. J., Oct. 30 Sew
eral additional bodies of victims of the
railway disaster on the Thoroughfare
bridge were discovered today by divers.
They we're buried in the mud under the
trucks of the second car which have not
yet been raised. From eight to fourteen
of the passengers of the Inflated train
are still uGaccounted for. Hope that
any of them is alive has about been
abandoned and it is expected the total
death list will be fixed at sc.
Dynamite will be employed to destroy
the trucks of the coach which are still at
the bottom of the creek.
Fifty-three of the victims have already
been identified and one unidentified body
remains at the morgue.
, That wreckers are responsible Tor the
terrible railway disaster of Sunday is the
latest theory advanced to account for the
accident, and it is given by no less an
authority than Chief of Police Maxwell.
He believes river pirates may have pur-
posely wrecked the train for spite The
police have discovered that Daniel Stew
art tender of the bridge, recently has
had trouble with river pirates and had
twice been assaulted because of his war
fare upon them. Chief Maxwell believes
it is more than possible some OF the
rough element may have tempered with
the draw out of revenge. Detectives are
now locking for three men who the po-
lice say may be able to throw some light
on the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-30
Jamestown Exposition Notes,

Races between military balloons Of
different nstionslities will be not the
least of the aerial attractions at the
jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition.
Germany will send some of her crack
land forces as well as war ships to repre-
sent her at the Jamestown Exposition.
1t is likely that Prince Henry of Prussia
will command the naval detachment.
The international yacht races to be
held in Hampton Roads of the James
town Exposition iu 1907 will have COM
petition from all parts of the world. The
prizes offered vii be attractive and the
la ge attendance of yschtsmsn VII make
these races OF greater interest than any
held in years Some celebrated boats
will compete,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-30
Mrs. Eddy.


Concord, n. H., Oct. 30.-Following
an exhaustive search and inquiry, and
based upon interviews With LAT men
and women, some Christian scientists
and others open opponents of the faith,
members of Mr.. Eddy's personal house
hold and others who have been forbid
den to speak under pain OF losing their
position, the Publishers Press CORES
pendent is today able to say that so far
as it is possible for any man to learn
without personal interview with her
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy is not a
mental wreck as has been stated.
Mrs. Eddy still retains great portion
of her intellect aud able to give general
consideration to her sffaifs and has not
become praclicsl imbecie, as it is said,
but it is true that she is failing rapidly
and that her mind is no longer capable
of mastering the mass of detail with
which she formerly wrestled.
The report that she is suffering from
an incurable mslady, supposed to be
cancer, is hardy true. She is very i'll,
requiring the most contaut attention and
care, but her ills are those that cone
from the action Of eighty six years on
her physical make up. She suffers from
many bodily ills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-30
His VIII q Joke

Deep disappointment brews over the
headquarters of the Brewery Workers
Union, in Washington. Julius Lin
dsuer, a member of the union, who died
in Pittsburg last week, left will direct
ing that 81, 900 of his money be used
for his funeral, including cremation, and
50, 900 for an entertainment at an elab-
crate banquet OF the members of the
Washington union. The local members,
upon reading of their good luck in a
Pittsburg dispatch, began to make plans
for the purchase of great quantities OF
beer, sauerkraut, schnitzel, pretzels and
other delicacies.
Mike Schmidt was made beneficiary
of the will and thought it only right that
he 20 to Pittsburg to mourn the loss of
his friend. 1t cost him $50 for the trip,
but the president Of the union said yes.
terday that it was believed that Lin
dsuer left no money whatever, but took
his life because of financial embarrass-
ment. He was in debt to the union
Preparation for the banquet has
ceased, and the suggestion is heard that
perhaps Lindauer played post-moriem
joke on his friends.