davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-01-21
Social Gossip

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh had
decided 10 leave Washington the middle
OF the week. but finding the operation
performed upon Miss Evelyn Walsh
after the fatal automobile accident 10
her brother at Newport last summer
wholly unsuccessful, they decided after
a consultation with New York, Wash
ington and Baltimore physicians 10 Te-
main in Washington until another op-
Grafton could be performed for setting
the broken bones.
To further the comfort OF their daugh-
ter during her long confinement here and
TO give her greater range. they have
opened their big house in Massachusetts
avenue sufficiently for her comfort. and
ere now living there.
Mrs. Boutell had assisting her at a
largely attended reception at the High
lands Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Yerkes
end Miss Yerkes. wife and daughter or
the Commissioner or Internal Revenue
Mrs Hoar. of Massachusetts. Mrs. HOT-
ace Greeley Brown and Miss Helene
Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Stern, of 1745
Willard street will be at home 10 their
friends Sunday, January y. from 3 TO
p. m in honor Of the twenty-first birth
day Of their son. Milford, after which
81 Stern, jr viii entertain his club
with stag party at the Riggs House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore GrOsner. Massa-
chusetts avenue. celebrated the TWEEN
tieth anniversary OF their marriage on
Wednesday evening, January II, by
giving a dinner to their friends Ten
couples OF the most intimate friends Of
the happy couple participated in the
enjoyment Of the evening. The dining
room vas transformed into a flower
garden. pink being the main decoration.
MANY clever toasts were given by each
| Of the guests and a song especially com
| posed for the occasion by Mrs. Abran
Simon TO the tune of Aud Lang Syne,
/ was given each. who Joined in the cho
rus When this melody was sung clever
| favOrs were given TO each lady. At the
! close OF The evening Mr.. and Mrs, eros
ner. IN their usual clever manner
/ thanked egrh member for their gooC
| wishes or TIE happy occasion.
| s NJ Adler Of this city, was married
The Washington times., 1906-01-21

Tuesday evening. January le, at Leh-
mann's Hall, Baltimore, to Miss Cora
Eichengreen, of that city Mrs Jay
Strouse, OF Baltimore. was matron-of-
honor and Samuel C Adler was best
man. The couple left for d Northern
trip and upon their return VIII reside
at 1926 Madison avenue, Baltimore, Md.
The members OF the Washington
ians were entertained on Monday even
ing by Miss Agnes Kahlert. 740 Tenth
street southeast 4 number OF various
games were INDUCED in during the
evening and Misses Luskey and Kah-
lert played several musical numbers on
the piano. Dancing followed until
late hour, when refreshments were
served. The next meeting Of the club
will be held at the home Of Miss r.
Luskey. So K street northeast. on Mon
day evening, January %.
Among those present were the MISSES
T. Appleby, K Slater, s BTeslin, \.
Harmon, Z. Harding. r Luskey, Agnes
kahlert Emma Kahlert. Mrs. White,
and C., n Phelps, w Harvey, N. APP
pleby, II. ". White, z. Giddings. L. F.
Young. T. Leaman. J. o. Burruss, NJ.
Leaman, and H Kahlert.
The Rev. II. Z. Johnson. DID,, OF the
Virginia conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. IS visiting his
daughters, Mrs. A Leftwich Sinclair,
1919 Lamont street. Mt Pleasant
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
at the home Of Miss Barlow on Thurs
day Mrs. William Morgan was chair
man Of the day. There was large at
tendance The new club pins were dis
tributed.
NJ. p.r1o,,- o,s,-a a ,a1ly On, the s,,b
| ject. illustrated by various Chinese
articles, viz: some fine ClOisOnne vases.
carving In Jade, a lady's and child's
dress, etc. Each member was given as
a souvenir a flower design on rice pa
| per.
| Mrs. Emerson read a paper on Early
English Art" She divided II into two
parts, the first antedating Charles I.
and depicted the geniuses or those
early times in a clear and interesting
| manner. For roll-calI Mrs, WhiJalI
gave a description o. the new books
on Chinese art in the Congressional
Library costing 1000, the covers being
| crimson and blue silk.
For the miscellaneous program Mrs
| Chase sang a Song Of the Camp" in
/ Producing Annie Laurie. and Mrs.
| Arthur Falkland-Buchanan gave a
vocal solo entitled. Absent Yet Pres
ent."
| The following Congressional ladies OF
| the Ebbitt will receive Tuesday. the
| sd from 10 s: Mrs. Gudger North
| Carolina; Mrs. SIemp and Miss SlemD.
Virginia: Mrs. Robinson. Arkansas;
Mrs. CLANCY. Miss CLANCY. and Mrs.
| Holiday. Indiana: and Mrs. Welborn.
! Missouri
Mrs. James Lansburgh and Miss
| Bessie Lansburgh will not be al home
tomorrow Monday. but Will be pleased
| 10 see their friends on the following
| Monday. January g.
Nine. Mendoza, wife of the minister
from Colombia. who has been so i'll In
New York since early in the fall but
who hoped TO be able 10 come 10 Wash
ington for the dinner given at the Bra
lillian embassy on the 23d. Will remain
in New York throughout the winter
Nine. Mendoza, while very much better.
is not well enough TO stand the strain
OF a social season in Washington. MUCH
10 the disappointment OF her friends in
Continued on Page - This Section.]
The Washington times., 1906-01-21

Mrs. James Lansburgh and Miss
Bessie Lansburgh will not be al home
tomorrow Monday. but Will be pleased
to see their friends on the following
Monday January g.
The Washington times., 1906-01-21

The following Congressional ladies OF
the Ebbitt will receive Tuesday. the
23d. from 10 S: Mrs. Gudger. North
Carolina; Mrs. SIemp and Miss SIemD.
Virginia: Mrs. Robinson. Arkansas;
Mrs CLANCY. Miss CLANCY. and Mrs.
Holiday. Indiana: and Mrs. WeIborn.
Missouri
The Washington times., 1906-01-21

S. N Adler. of this city. was married
The Washington times., 1906-01-21

The Rev. II. L. Johnson. DID, OF the
Virginia conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. IS visiting his
daughters, Mrs. A Leftwich Sinclair,
1919 Lamont street. Mt Pleasant.
The Washington times., 1906-01-21

ontinued on Page II, This section)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23


ssn, nfsfs ts s @ no, receive orders over the sunset system
connus your order. over they
's ''''''' "a sAlrAUrr, CASH mAmtsr.
IS 100 gu e. Madison Street
tho independent Telephone Company which ns viii dlseon
6ss inform re.en, AND prospective patrons mat the
I S an ~Sss. aver sunset ISL - y p "
CABLE MARKET. O. n a1IERs
attention called ls prutsd Of
the Independent Tesphone Company which na viii dscen
inform gs.sa, and p,s.g.,y. ma, TIE
n promptly o all orders Tei I sIs ~ "a. 20, s ~
Phone orders over Sunset MAIN $50
printed me interest Of the Independent resphone Conn
published In ms Us. without consent, continue
attention
June a. 1905 eHAs. 1ekHAso, oh So. and Ys..s Way
independent Telephone which ins VIM dlseou
inform s,s, an. "a p; , RPs' ; s, '9s
n promptly al orders r'e'Ysa syss sSa.s East sec
eur attention has been called to list printed IN the interest Of
The Independent Telephone Company which ina We WIN daoon
We Inform gs.ee, ana go.g,y. INA, the
n promptly al orders essS s,,r ssq,s A s., e.
your orders sunset EAST az
prnean Of the Independent Telephone
our name was published
9uSo IS 1903 FINLAND MARKET aas Broadway North
the Independent which infes
Sunset service
present and prospective patrons that the
unauthorized and that viii be pleased
Iun ronpfy all dern reeeiv over una
Is. 1906. HARVARD MARKET 223 Broadway North
our attention called printed
Independent which infers will dcon-
Sunset service
present and prospective patrons that the
unauthorized that viii he
promptly all orders received eyer sunset EAST 1875
HIGH SCHOOL MARKET, III E. Pike
attention been called list printed ln the interest
the Independent Company which
service
inform present and prospective patrons that the
Unauthorized aud that will be pleased
ri promptly a nd
June 1s LITTLE BAND BOX MARKET. 100 First Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

rpuiEht aaf tnmafruu. Nhsn
ouniiuaoms performances Ntil be
given fsum until II p b. Bert
Levy. the eartounist. Armstrong
& Holly. the sketch artists. Ora
euia. the eoeiortioni.f. Harvey .
ftry0rA. the kid dancers. and Ian
sfng Rowan and Harry fahruay
sill BE- seen AZ the Star theaisF for
thn farewell times Monday after
nogu the star will have y change
u offerings IN al departments The
auyiug pictures sili be- naw and
fho illustrated knnE vill b0 ueW,
4iih attractive slides
Among thu new acts will be the
APOLLO Four. a singing traTraty act
entitled The Man Outside II IL
last of the Orphoum circuit The
Acton Taylor company will b seen
ia a dramatic sketch called "A aft.
Ter ut" They arc aolnE a hiEh.
priced sad noyef act. Arthur RiElly
IL a raai minstrel comedian. mak
ina his girsf trip on this circuit lie
is q burnt cork veteran and IL
known all oyer the World Tbs
toffmans wsli add a cycle whiri
always an exciting and interesting
act. and the Spokane Liliputiaun
singers and dancers. viii cpmplsis
tho bill There are thfoo daily per,
fprmaucca At the Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

4 matter II Tact he longed for the
honor. bat ha8 net had the oppar
unlt IA make tie venture The
F politicians saW a chance 90 nlt one
barrel of gold against another
IN the liyuar ofHie Delaware haa
been cheated from proper rrpVssa
3 tatl1n In the netlonai legislature
Entitled 60 tNu senators she has
I had hut one. ana. during one term.
none In national politics her oH
I pfohrium has become a repusnnut
I jest The frCs franchise VAS bought
and sold llao Chattol on the block
Young meu mstufed with the fixed
notion that the voting beoth VAS "a
open mart
+ Powerful Influences began to
week upon Adiicka from Washing
too @ feW months ago Il Waa rua
soust that u be could be draErud
Into q special tiEht. hia support
Cga. knowing that they ncea not
expect him "a Tap the barrel. would
dessert Already the detection had
hesun Senator Alice vas among
he first 10 jump Addleka drasged
shls little man aug Of obaeuriu lie
was a poor iewoieF. IN debt Al.
dicks paid of bis dohta. turned
riches hts way. and made him sens
tor
Caleb II Layton. uow. through
the indirect kfacrs nf AddiUka. au.
diior II the state department at
Washington. Mas smother early de.
sefter. / saw him tight here 20
down the broken Craeaua In favor
OF Col IA punt He's about aa
cold'elooaei = politician - you ever
saw
rhe recent special sesaon % the
legislature Waa called through Al.
dicks, an4 he agreed with du punls
representative 20 stand b. the
party caucus -Frtendas had hyp.
notified the old man lnfo the Idea
that he had a chance. Asa matter
OF fact they were The butchers In
the barbecue The wise ones
charkled They kneN Il waa fixed
~ had been arranged to have da
Pent In Eurons. where he Is SIN
Adiicka flew around testing fsai
~ Nithuut munry II vas piliable
iIis armY VAS shattered
The legislature assembled. and
Addicks got one vote. that Of Sea
aieF Tom Moore. Who told ne that
Addlcka had been a true frsaed
Il "a helirred that II AdIicka
could haze euaxiaeed HIS purchas.
able supporters that he was 10
spend si5o.o8a. dn pung wouid not
BE- asnaforeIecl today In hts first
royal hight be admitted the expcns
ditgre Of ii2s.o10 In that cam.
palSu the legislature vas deadlock
"a during III hallots And vrarti
esiif ghe same msn are IN The legls
iature today.
fhe defeated old man. whom
Lawson described a. without heart.
took his bitter pili with smiling
face. he hurried OF to his repeated
tangled business affairs In Ncw
YORK. leaving this message
III return and 80 10 the senate
TO succeed Ailee
n he durs return be all have 10
how ne 81 ,mployinz mendleant a.
da ront'a feet
That thsIv is M rejoicing over
"a PoufE eiestiun Il due 20 that
gwutismau'a Der snaal appropriately
tie has spent a fortune. too. but has
kept Il under cover By dealing With
the -mldalgman lie has never
mingled with the common herd.
but imaEinas himself an exclusive
aristecrat The deals made with hlm
hngs h<sSa fhfs5ffah hla assrfrfaFfae
tie lives IN an old castle. buried 10
deep shrubheFy. near WaNhinEtoa.
There du Point dwslls Ike a Fstidal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

The Mascot wiii b. presented a.
the Grand tonight and SUNDAY
uight In the hsuda OF the San
Francisco Opera company u has
proved a splendidlY acceutHbla Of
ferins. and bix houses have atteud
FL each performance since Wednes
iAy last he Company all play
Ia Tacoma next Monday. TUESDAY
and "Wednesday ADD sreat intere,st
IA being taken in the CftY ~ nea
linr over tie coming nu THURSDAY
uiEht % nati week the Organization
will return 20 the Grand 60 give
the tirst Of the fuug faruNsll per
forfuancse ~ The Naacal THIS
f. played BY the fail east. vlth
maaY special spnE numbers IN afdi.
tlcn "a ths beausifal acora written
BY Audran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
POLICE
FOR MASSACRE

ST PETERSBURG. June ga
The police aud military officers
we're directly responsible for the
BiBlfstok riots. according - the re-
port which has been made By The
committee sent hy the douma 10 tn.
restigate the cause Of Tho outbreak
The government had not given or.
ders sanctloning the excessos. ac
eording 10 the report. but had
adopted a two faced attitude which
amounted ~ the same thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

have surrounded him. lie has been
tuacuei Ike a ''comc-on. an even
Dos b. foes not know L.
FF0ra the arat the cards were
ttackE& against AtdickN Ciusg %
teTvers 81 the game ieIi me- that
b. has never had the ghost % 4
fhance ~ election.
There e. a feeiiug % sympathy ia
gsrfsiu quarters Tor the old man
Il IL ~ she hFaad 81 piiy one feels
Cor the ruercsaarY fool Nho haSs a
gol8 brick
Nhen stories began to circulate
bere q year ar mors ako that Al
fieks had Suffered heavy finsueial
lnsses biz purchased supporters
kea like rats from a sinking shlp
wild he itea that tha goblet was
emp,l they noeked 20 du Pont.
ehose xazt fnrtnac grows apaee.
bur Nth whom they cannot deal
tireciig and FOR whom theF have no
low Ia Peat u this head af chs
Hch powder trust AMI associated
9TH the railroads aud the coal
irasg
While. smong ire Legislators who
xofed ia Pont ini0 office. H. real
admlrefa could make q haiioan a.
rsnSion together. he hooked better
than Addicks. Who Il supposed -
D. hard pressed financially. ia Point
kss voted IN without as much dem.
onsfrafien "a hand clap One lone
Afdlcks supporter stuck 20 the strip
When Addicks first sal IN the
kgooksa game In 1884 he was flush.
~ With the importance OF great
&ssi,h Through frsnzied dnan.
rierinS 10 had cornsred many mil.
tl0ns
He fflfisd into ibis town mvsie.
stoasly one night. bent upon buying
ne legislature az a whole 4 sum.
fneg home just purchased. gave him
fsaidanee Delaware politics had
been nnfBrlouslg rotten. The Demo.
rFats were IN control In tieh,
.pinchgs both sides bought votes al.
Giets Fa.ssd the ante The price for
n single ballot leaped from 81 10 as
bgh ~ So The golden stream shat
tsFef Tia Democratic machine and
xplit The union" and regular fac.
nnns Af1lcks vas boss of the
tnion party. although politicians
knew the thick sat. Wolfeycd finan.
Ola giauf when he set foot upon his
rapecinHs mi ssion
Col dH Pont a short. wiry. self.
uonfHinei heir 70 fortune. came into
lhe flEht 90 save Delaware from
hhe Disgrace Of Addlcka" As a
IL -. - - - n---- i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

phone your order. over sunset EAST saz7
pasy nies that We s not receive orders over the sunset system
to send orders EAST sSa7 they
June "a mAoRoNA MARKET. iias sah
Phone Phone you. order: over sunset EAST s1ts
nfers that yin ORDERS she
TO send your orders EAST aS aud they viii
June IA 1905 MAJESTIC MARKET. asos v...r Way
our attention has been called list printed the Of
The indepnd Telephone Company which nrs win dseon
We s,s Inform present and Perspective ss, The
" '''' " NEW yosk KOSHER s4Ias' MAT MT MARKET
our attention has been called to list printed In the interest Of
the Independent Telephone Company which nes VIII dseOn
""ps our sunset service, -
use Of our name vas anauhosea ana hat we win be pleased to
june o ~ i,os pUss fooo SAsKeT. ,as 18th North
our attention has been called 70 list printed in the interest Of
unauthorized We win be pleased to
June @'Sp isos 's'' Rom KopsTEiN ics 9th South
Phone your order. over sunset QUEEN ANNE :ie.
nes that WIN not receive orders the sunset
your orders QUEEN ANNE ais aud they
June iaisos SUMMIT MARKET. Queen Anne Ave.
our attention has been called to list printed the interest
We beg inform present and prospective that the
use Of our name was unauthorized aud that We WIN be pleased to
June IS sos suNNYsloE CASH MARKET, sos 18th Ave-
your MAIN $3.50.
published
10
UNION MEAT MARKET, 2z5 Union ST.
orders EAST IS.
printed n Of independent Telephone
was Continue
20 will
june H. 1905. WALLA WALLA MARKET. SOS 2ist
90
Telephone which nfers win iiscau
our
prospective patrons that the
OF VIII be
promptly orders received sunset MAIN 4oeL
IS WATER FRONT MARKET, r. r. and Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
~ MARLuN pEw

kisu taus H1DteHct 50 The Star
DOVER BEL Iupv a3@lt waa
wAsB j E1aaul AddleIa tAe 'ua.
taeak aslt lf.cd 10 ruie pelswRsf
pasltiea without the use ~ tie al
mightt foilas thas he fell defeated
ana saw hia ancient rnomy. col
Henri \ da Peat. namcd United
STATE senator
The tniins % the ltAetr pollfi
raj duei between these power aad
nrsyiiekr thirsty mliilonalFea de
ser.hes an amazing and sordiH naap
a the story ot America a. to.
pstlir
N Ms waltz attempt 70 rpalina IA
tiona hauog and Influence AdJicaa
has seeni einso "a ft.aQp.0da lie
haa M been clever as a politician
A eotsIe ~ hungry s,oorhanta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

lord IIlsh Iron gates and stone
wallis exclude the nnbldsign re
luafa his men Hhu seris Its close
friend Is Geo = HasI whose ia
nous Thought that tho tagd above
has chosen certain gentlemen 81
wealth 10 rule the worlds supplies
IA pput shares
We o. a us 90 the qnaEnife In
the senate be viii BE- With Alafieh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
CRUSHED UNDER
STEEL ORDER

REvEIsTOKE. n e. June 81
Two men were killed and several
acre Injured yesterday a. the loop
near Glacier station by the breaking
Of a tackle which was being used to
pat IN place a big glrder IN the ner
steel bridge The Klrdef dropped to
the creek below. crushing It's vic.
Tins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
LIBRARIAN GOES EAST.

cry Librarian Smith has left %
attend she meeting OF the American
Library Association ri NarraFan.
aett plof Miss Mary Barnes win
also attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
cocHRANg is RELEASED.

William Cuchrano. who last Tues.
day night shot and severely wound.
"a Thomas sharkey. Of O'Brlou.
has been released 0n bonds In the
amount 81 5000 Former Governor
John n MeGraw and Clarence Han.
ford are the auretlcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
DOWN WITH GAS ADDICKS:
Up WITH LORD DU POINT

Delaware Has Not Redeemed Herself One Whit
by Turning Down AddiCks for the Unpopular
Powder Trust lOrdng- Goes to United States
Senate With the Divine Idea OF Baer in His
PutOcratic SkulI-.Has Himself Spent a
Fortune But 1t Went Through HenChmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

Foraker Keen. nepeR aud Plat
tie elll not enter debate for he
can't Wik
The d0anfall Of the hraHen. smut.
~ taorlah AddlekH. ~ a curious
twist ~ fate. has sirea rise O. the
sun. arrogant and lutaly anatocfat
IA Pant
And This state Il saved anly from
Addieks. the bunkeds bunkoor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
DUNBAR LOSES SUIT.

The case Of n II Dunbar agnln4
Hugh L. Wilson and " 81 white
IN which Dunbar has heen suing i
regain control Of the HainierGranl
hotel. was yesterday decided ad
veraolY 10 Dunbar By Judge HaQ
ford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
arAF MIFTs

nanlsl FFauleY ant ~. o~n eow.
panF. Which Includes Mary Van
Bnrea. open AZ zoe seattle touang
roe aizht in The Wife a soeis'y
frnma ~ the old school The eam
panY plans 70 stay here ala weeks
9Th = change % bili zach week
Popular prices wiiI fnls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
piscoURAGEs
STREET ORATORS

Chief of Police Wappenstsln Ire
issued orders 90 prevent cnuReu3ies
of the streets hy socialist oratort
Last evening several gathering
sero dispersed and In eonaequentt
a number Of protests we're made /
hnnlnlarInra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
SEEKS TWO MEN

The Swedish vice consul. Andrew
chilberE ia seeking the addresses
81 Andrew Lnnd and Charles Olsen.
They worked Ia a logging camp AZ
coviueton. near Kent. In April.
1904 Information 81 importance
awaits them NJ the cnnEuls office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
nav WASHINGTON HOTEL.

james Black. Of the James Blaek
Construction company. IL expected
IN the city in "A few DAYS 10 begin
the construction Of the now wash.
inEton hotel II IL estimated that
the building will cost about 500. 0oe
when completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
nrnRlErrA cRosaAn.

Heurtutts Cnoaman. tie comaii
sane ~ill appear az The GFasd neat
Monday Tuesday ana "Wednesday
nights aut Wednesday matinee %
the comedy, MARI. Mar. QHiis
CoutFarY Seata are n0a aaltins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
The Iheaters

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Longest daY IN tho year has Just
passed The AYleswnfth COMPANY
has been tried bat not found want
lnF "a this piay. Il Il above meio-
drama. aud really the best thinF
thor have essaYed here this sum
mer.
Starting soai0frow afternoon thsy
wtil present for the firat Time On
she Pacific coast a nsW play 81
California lie lollowinK the p.rtsii
- the civil war. aud Introducing 10
IsrrstinE cosmopolitan characters
in A struggle Tor Gold. the title
81 The plaY and VERY eKpFe.Atxe
enc fur afnuag the aFEouauta at
fhat period thsru wofp gathered %.
Eethof characters from the east
Heaf north south ana the utmost
confines % the earth The honest
miuef. bis partner that he trust
"a aud Win proved a william. hin
.uFphan ceiid. the gambler. the stage
driver and the bad man-ali ate
types % characters IN a struggle
for uaiG.- taken from NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
KIILEo FROM AMBUSH.

ST PETERSBURG. June 23.-k
police commissarY was shot aud
MORALLY wounded last night from
IN ambush In tho industrial quarter
The assassin was arrested.