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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
whereabouts OF Other Eggs.

In what localities the other
eggs arc The Star has been m.
able to learn but j, Is believed
their hiding places may be dis
covered before tomorrow. II
this proves true, suggestions
az 10 the quickest way Of find
ing them viii be given in The
Star tomorrow.
Here's a chance for the
school children to make some
money. This is a holiday week
and the hoys and girls will
have plenty Of time TO search
lof the missing eggs.
The Star will tell from day 20
day 81 the progress Of the
search.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
Breathing Difficult.

Prisoners Ia iaiia on the moun.
tain side went mad vith terror aud
mutinied and were only partially
auiotcd by being brought here Hat
their fears have been communicate
81 90 the prisoners here, Nho may
rebel AZ any moment The situation
Is critical
breathing il momentarily herom=
INK maFo difficult heeause of toe
poisonous fumes aud smoke. while
the het ashes which are still ait
iaE. tend 60 make life burden.
incaudes,rat material has sri fifv
80 tho village Of San Giuseppe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
ROYAL Family
NEARLY KILLED

"a commune GA the southern doclly.
lly OF the mountain. where. up 10
~ hours ago 10000 persons lived +
and roffo AnnnnEiata on the shores
Of the uulf Of Naples. one mile ia
tho southwark. ~ almost surround
ed by the Invading lava and has
been evacuated by it, 10000 inhahs
llanta
The people were brought 10
Naplea by the trains, street cara.
military carts and steamships Sim.
iiar means ~ transportation are be-
ms employed o. hrlng away the
people from Tore hrl Greece
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
MEET To URGE THE
STEEL PLANT PLAN
Members Of Commercial Club Will Take Matter
Up Tonight and Decide on Means to Secure
Permission for the Construction Of the Lake
Washington Canal.

The Seattle Commercial club. with
an enterprise that seems 10 be for
elgn TO the Chamber Of Commerce.
has awakened 90 the danger Of los
ing 10 Seattle the proposed plant Of
the Northwestern Iron 4 Steel com
pany. aud will tonight thoroughly
discuss the question and decide upon
ways and means of aiding james A.
Moore aud bis associates ia their
efforts 10 secure permission 10 con
struct the Lake Washington canal.
The Commercial club appreciates
the fact that there IN little time 10
be lost II Seattle n 10 secure che
uFtga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
Write Your Name.

" hen YOU get this dollar
write your maine or Your firm
name IN ink OF the reverse side
Of the tax aud then telephone
The star. Ind SIS or Main
1850, and tell them you have
seen the dollar. But don't
keep IT, Pass It right out
again II you arc merchant
give II ont in change II YOU
are a shopper spend it in the
next store YOU visit.
When there j. no more
room on the tags for names
telephone The Star and say
where the dollar Is or bring il
TO The Star and new tags will
he attached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

SWEEPS
ISLANDS

LONDON. April "a Telegram
says the Island Of Rodriguez. Of the
MAaeAerenea group was swept By q
cyclone Saturday and Sunday. The
schooner zsea. laden with govern
ment supplies. h lost The governor
OF Maufituls has sent aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
On Second Avenue.

II j. believed that two Of the
two dollar eggs will be found
along Second avenue some
where between Pike street aud
Ncsler way They may be
hanging from an office win
dow.
Another ono OF the two-dol =
lar eggs j. reported 20 be
somewhere ia the vicinity Of
the high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
Are Not Real Eggs.

They are not real eggs
these Easter eggs that arc lost.
They Arc made out Of card
board.
On the two-dollar eggs there
q a picture entitled The At.
tack. and a note on the back
saying that the egg IS worth
81 il returned 70 The Star OF
flee This IS signed BY Che
Easter Egg editor
The dollar eggs and the hall
dollar eggs have a picture en-
titled THE Victory" The
value Of these eggs. whether
one dollar or a half-dollar. IS
told or the back over the sigma
turs of the Easter Egg editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
MEN WORK IN
MULEIN MILL

BALLARD. April . The Mnl.in
tho demands Of the weaseTa and
Nili start woek Wednesday morning
With a ual0n crew and paying union
wagss The Muliln min has a daily
autput OF about i15 600 shingles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

Somewhere IN Seattle there
Is a silver dollar with tag al.
tached going the round OF
places where dollars may be
spent
ON one side Of the Tag IS the
following inscription
The Seattle Star has placed
this dollar-with the tags at
iached-in circulation so that
u will be able to give 60 its
readers the story ct The Wan.
behring's of a Dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
NAMES MOORE

WASHINGTON. d G.. April a.
The president today nominated Al
fred s. Moore OF Pennsylvania 10 be
district Judge OF Division No. : %
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
Call Up The Star.

The Star wants 20 hear of
the dollar from every ono who
sees il on It's wandcrmgs. II
You happen 20 get Il or TO see
il anywhere call up Ind SIS OF
Main 1850 and tell The Star
about IL.
But above at. keep the dol.
lar moving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

Sites have been offered the steel
company by Tacoma aud Everett.
and II the Kirkland site cannot be
made available BY the building Of
the canal. II IL more than propable
that the Tacoma site will be- chosen.
~ acting detarmlnediy and a.
once Seattls'a commercial bodies
could probably secure the permits
zion OF the federal authorities 70 al
low the building 81 the canal an
proposed BY the steel company
The steel company will build the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

x.plgs. Arfll at BE- now
..,.s ,aas The whole southeastern
4. 4 Moaat vesuvias Coz a ra-
q. 4 y nlles includius an of the
-. .Assran. wlll be devastated
q nat A. . result more than
- ~ people viii b. rendered
.rlaass
s.oefss q boes q NE ihroukh tho
..-~assmsng q san GuissPpa are
..nnnea aud ID toises have al
80 bssa ruseverpd The spec
80 : Que q the most terFift ing
|. ..eesl yraFe. and housss aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
JOHN D. LOOKS
PALE AND WAN

NEW YORK. April John n.
Rockefeller arrived this morning
from Lakewood lie entered an elee
trio hanson and waa driven imme-
diately 90 the home Of his son. 10
see John u III lie has AGED great.
y during the last few months. being
pale and wan. and apparently very
weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The petition for the eondemna-
ton Of property along the Jackson
n regFade VAS filed IN the superior
court by the corporation counsel
today
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GIVES Up THE FIGHT.

. The Times has given up the 4
= fight 10 dispose 81 ia noon edi- =
4 finna on the streets 81 Seattle. q
. Tedzy noon the Times failed q
. 70 appear and the neNaboys 4
. we're told that hereafter there 4
= would he no further noon edi- 4
> fioua Of that paper This ac- 4
. ton has bee ntaken because OF 4
q the failure o. the Times 70 sell 4
q rs noon edition IN competition 4
= with The star Tho star fa =
= nov the only paper IN Seattle q
. Issuing a noon edition. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
MINER STARTS
TO SLAUGHTER
KILLS FATHER-IN- LAW. AND
sTA6s WIFE WITH BUTCHER
KNIFE. AND THEN CREATES
TERROR IN SALOONS.

NEVADA. Cal. April s.-Mra.
John r.. Allen and her father. Al
fred Jenkin. who was stabbed
last night by the woman's husband,
are Etili alive. but Jenkin will prob
ably die. This morning Allen tried
10 strange himself in his cell with
his suspenders- He was almost
dead when discovered. He used a
short stick TO swiat the suspenaers
around his neck until the flesh was
cut
Allen is craxed BY drink. The
deed for which he was taken to
jaH was committed al the Jenkin
home. where he and his wife also
resided.
Allen. who had been drinking con-
sidemhly q late and acting peeu-
Harry was called TO supper. En-
teriug the dining room he picked
up long butcher knife from the
table and saying. We viii settle
this matter right now" plunged the
blade into jenkins left side. II
pierced the lung and went far into
the body. Jenkin grappled with the
tfaAfN HAsA anu llNatiA look the
knife from him. being cut In the
hand in 50 doing.
Turns on His Wife.
Allen then turned or his wife.
chased her into the yard. threw her
down and stabbed her ten times
with q poekctknife The approach
OF neiEhhor armed with n shovel
caused him 20 desist lie ran down
town, attempted 90 rob the tin OF
Louis Guenza's saloon and IN the
fight with Guenza struck him Oh
the head with a hammer. badly In
jurinE him.
Allen fled the place and entered
Mazh's saloon on Main street, where
he held city Marshal Decide and
Waterman Peterson at bay with an
Ak until Sheriff Walker arrived.
Allen surrendered without a strug-
ale TO the sheriff. He was taken to
Nevada City as precautionary
measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

x,rtEs. Apsa s-ree Aims and
..s sarow's ssS'Fea a''''ee''''
v.m,,as TODAY rbeir tfaln
s..,ksa b. ashes aud siadeyn
i. ,sss we're Fastening 90 the re-.
~ 4 ne sufferers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

LONGvfEw. TEXAS. Aprll g.
tsoNte e weakening under the
strain and this morning acted more
Ike a spoiled child than a leader
He ordered his breakfast thfre
times. thruwinE the viands from tho
window IN hia rage. ard finally aet
M scotch porridss and milk and
oranges. lie trusts ~ one bat
Deacon Peters. Tho Indications are
hat he has reesiFsd many aisqnlet.
Ing kilograms from Chicago Hs
shouts anathemaa 80 that be can BE-
beard outside of hia atatrroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

: BENTON, AFk April So .
sncste fsarx assassination q
sAftMll h9ftssgh. the ueafQ I.
: 49, zad fszris&S f1Fmsr ia .
tzzlsza sohsies. who Is a fanat- q
- q NJ belief that Dowic Is .
: - eknsen lsatsr q God g .
srassAzily b the apostles .
ttfs H. sleeps a. The DOOR Of /.
80 sszisroom aboard the train .
: 80 Allows 20 one % approach .
: mss - ls satisfied Be- ia All /.
saf Hs inspssts AL the food .
: miszasd fgv III master q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

eAAgo April s-stn faitbfui
~ 81 isal-r. sifh ahorn b. a..
~n'sa y fAs asxiran uantaflsr
a.'sns f~acen F1siiinw n Whistle
= ~ - Louis to-day 10 wast
s''k Ne tsok ~ fund. rss,s.
= iaks ne parity - zlau g.tty.
~ efashsss naued ogden fa1ay
"e@fsa ptrturss of uoais h he
sss ne crowds hissei thsm.
80 fAke ths pielusea dawn o.
Ns tesro sahsbiianis % ZION
HNaiast afhsfsnfa 81 Daat-
Aaaasf Il pFoninent u8wtslt-s
~ RI Their Zion city homes far
.seais - reet their leader and
- ain ~ thsir support
MI house Il e. IS onnaasf "a
- ne apostle Il nos ra.
- asfs Nrs D.auIa via frn-
ss's Tor hsF husband. hsfisv.
~ % BE- fasaue. Saying he
go 20 be he'd rsapanr.bis FOR
Hssal deficiency. All me COM
- siek man aHi BE- al.
n'm He win Be rset at the
Fiih a bfoaEham aH be Or
- fays DoRis VII not DO
- 70 speak ct tho taher
sai wi Be forced 10 hold
ssd fnestiag wadnes4sy IN
e. 49, Nelita says he has
scr to pesie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
~ KIDNAPPED nr THEvF


ron Az APPRENTICE I
CHICAGO. April ? Ua T. /,
. H. Bfsrs q secieYeliis. fudl. ,
. ana. IL iu this CTS with his son ,
. Richmond aged seven. who Was /,
. kiinapsd twa years ago The
. doctor says b. found that the
. hoy was taken - wagon
. tramp apparently - serve 80
= an apprentice 20 criminals in a /,
. large city.
e bf Bysrs says hs spent SIS
. 900. Travelled 60 e9a miles and
. devoted al his time 90 finding
. the child He declares BE- found
that Sc 600 wagon tfampa
= ply a nght-nusefed traffic
q through the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
E:A.S{} | En-
T (11(13({1

TWENTY HAVE DISAPPEARED
FROM TIE STAR OFFICE AND
a REWARD IS OFFERED FoR
rHGlR RETURN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

ROME. April p Adyiosa from
Naples say that Neaueiua has suJ.
dcnly moderated. There are $50. QV4
refugees LEI NAnlef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

% Alexander Oranges Instead of "a
the sruf~hiie apostle
Asks Their. 10 Kssp Away.
N0liYs even went - far "a 10
request hla followers 10 keep away
from the depot tomorrow uh~n
Bowie ia expected 20 arrive. luatead
% listening 10 his eEuflsilcaf bar.
angue
We vant II him uae shiloh
tabernacle he declared. and
should he succeed In getting an.
other meeting place. all % ynu re-
main AZ home
tpwis has ssat a message. order.
ins bis home 70 b. thruwn open for
be reception. while Voliva has In
sisted that u BE- kept closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

~ YOU oEr IT KEEP IT Como
AND TELEPHONE The STAR
OFFICE THAT YOU HAVE
SEEN ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
| I HAS A
| AG3

STAR STARTS A SILVER Dot.
LAR OUT AND Will REPORT
IT'S PRooRuss FROM DAY TO
DAY.
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canal A. ST. own expense. II asks
only permission a. do 50
with the canal constructed faka
Washington would offer cheap fac
tory sites. the equal Of which could
not be found elsewhere IN the state
Of Washington.
Held at High Figure.
Today The only available land in
Seattle for factory purposes Is held
~ 80 high figure r-af Il cannot bs
purchased 20 advantage. and a. a
result enterprises thar would come
here are going 70 other cities on tho
sound
Seattle today has a weekly pay
roll 81 fG5 600 less than other cities
~ rs size II II because the pro-
motors 81 these enterprises have
been unable 10 secure land az rez-
son able figures.
Manufacturing institutions that
have recently sold their sites ON tho
tidelanda because OF the big figures
offered them for their property are
now seeking IN vain for other sites
IL " NTH ~ iAihAHE AlAFAH WANANMs
with the building Of the Lake
Washington canal BY the steel com
pany-a Al no expense 70 the city OF
seatile--the site problem would DO
solved
And these sites would be upon
fresh water. a most desirable con-
eidefatioH.
Lower Lake Level.
BY the building Of the canal Lake
Washington would be- lowered seven
feet and there would be added TO tho
value o. taxable property In this
county probably g. .000. 600.
II is up To the commercial bodies
Of Seattle 20 act
United action is required. and 10
the Commercial club starts the ball
rolling in the right direction there
- likelihood that Il may awaken
the Chamber OF Commerce into ac-
tfvity and make possible Joint and
uniform action BY these two bodies
Wants Big Attendance.
Secretary Williams. OF the Com
mercial club. wants a big attendance
tonight
Seattle cannot afford 10 allow
this steel plant 20 20 elsewhere.
said Mr. Williams this morning. 1T
means much TO Seattle II this plant
r. secured. and tonight we propose
20 do our best To persuade the peo-
ftIe ~ Seattle ~ that fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

Mary Heron. the daughter of
Motormsn John Heron. who was
killed in the Ballard Fort t.awtan
street car collision lsst February
has. through her guardian received
$3.50 from the Seattle Electric COM
pany for the loss 81 her father. The
pahers IN the case we're filed TO
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

Deputy Sheriff Steve Meek re-
turned from Anacortea this morn
ing with A. y Morris who will be
tried for cmbszxlcmeut on a charge
nearly yeaF old Morris IL a
printer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

-. 80 clTf April 9 Six thou.
81 1aaltss arose AZ one man in
49,. aoernaele yesterday and
~. - iasir wiiiiuKnesa 10 follow
- lsader. Voliva. 10 the end
3 .s..asy aid after Voilva from
=. 800 80, had denounced their for
a. ' 49, a. liar, apendthfift"
a..,s .s'lof and urged them 10
''''si make all checks paYabls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

churches have collapsed for an area
of many mites.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-12-07
TAKEN up TO MILBANk
Remains of Goldie Stafford Accompan.
led to Milbank by Friends of
Dakota Wesleyan.

Impressive memorial services were
held Saturday afternoon in memory Of
the death OF Miss Goldie Stafford.
The services were held in the chapel
of Dakota University, of which the
deceased was a student at the time
of her death. President Nicholson
was in charge OF the services, which
were attended by the members Of
the faculty and the student body.
Addresses, touching on the beautiful
lite and character of the deceased
were pivet by Rev. IL. S. Wilkinson,
Or. j. L. Seaton, Miss Ogin. and
Miss Florence Nicholson.
Early this morning the body Of
Miss Stafford was removed from the
undertaking parlors and taken to the
home Of President Nicholson, where
it lay in state until after the me-
mortal exercises were concluded at
the chapel.
The faculty members went over
to the Presidents house, where the
procession was formed. The entire
student body of the college assembled
on the campus, to join the procession
as it moved to the Milwaukee depot.
The sophomore class and the Philo-
nathan society were given places Of
honor in the procession, as the de-
ceased was a member.
The following we're the p%allbearers:
Ralph @. Noble, William q. Remp-
fer, Leroy Morris, G. r. Evans,
Roland Davis, Hugh Miller.
AT the Milwaukee depot an i'm
mense %concourse of people was gath
cred, as the body of the young lady
was placed aboard to be taken to
Milbank. AS the train left the city
the students were lined up at the
Sanborn street crossing.
State Superintendent Ramer came
down from Milbank this morning to
take charge OF the remains, on &C.
count OF the parents not being able
to leave home, Mrs. Stafford being
Frustrated over the death of her
daughter.
President Nicholson, Prof. Gill
liland, Miss Robinson, and Miss
Breckenridge accompanied the re-
mains to Milbank. The funeral
services will be held Tuesday or Wed
nesday and will be conducted by
President Nicholson.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-12-07

by the clever work of MI. Howard
aud Miss Barrison, but by the sup
porting company. There is more
or less Of a plot to the play and il
kept the interest Of the people in
watching for the denouenent Mr..
Howard sang a number of popular
songs, "What's the Use OF Dream
ing" catching the fancy of all
"Won't You be My Girlien was
given a pretty rendition by Miss
Barrison and she was encored time
and again, as was also Mr.. Howard.
AS a Coincidence Miss Barrison
is captivating and charming, with a
freedom of acting that does away
with a professionalism air, and seems
to be just her sweet self out for a
good time, and she not only had IL,
but others enjoyed it with her.
Albert Danier, who had a great
fondness for milk, and Frank Weed,
as the man who bets, were a Jolly
pair and throughout the evening
they kept the audience in a fit of
laughter.
The scenery il the play was very
attractive indeed, particularly In
the Chinese quarter, where the cos
tunes worn made a fine display.
The dancing girls and their singing
made a big hit with the people and
they received their share of the ap-
plause.
The magnificent audience was
pleased beyond expression over the
performance of the evening. Mr..
Howard said that he would return
to Mitchell the latter part of Feb
ruary for another date.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-12-07
the ..rANY NEGLIGENT
4oner's Jury Found the Milwaukee
Company Negligent in Death
of Miss Stafford.

Friday afternoon Dr.. r. Fl. Dun
das held the inquest over tile body of
Miss 3oldie Stafford, who was killed
in the morning by a Milwaukee en-
CINE. The inquest was held at The
court house at 4 O'Clock and a
large number of people were present
to hear the evidence of the eve wit
nesses. The coroner's jury was com.
posed Of l. w. Seaman, j. II. Davis
and Jay G Markham, The jurymen
first visited the undertaking parlors of
j. w. Broadbent & Co., where they
viewed the remains and then went
to the court house.
A dozen or fifteen witnesses were
examined by the coroner, who sought
to bring out the facts in the case.
There was a difference of opinion
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-12-07
RESULT OF CRAP SHOOTING
Jim Russell Was Stabbed Three Times
as the Result Of ! loosins Crap.
Sunday Night.

A cutting ARRAY in front of Dow
dy's shining parlors will make an-
other criminal case for circuit court.
The affair happened Sunday evening
about 9 O'Clock. -Four or five colored
men were in his place and were en-
gagged in shooting craps, a favorito
gambling game Of the colored class.
There was a pot of 8l.lO at stake
and Jim Russell expressed his opinion
that George Davis was not doing
the square thing in rolling out tho
bones. The argument got pretty
warm and Dowdy finally fired DAVIS
out of his place. A few moments
later Russell went out and he was
met by DAVIS with a knife in his
hand. Davis made a plunge at
Russell and steobed him three times,
n cut tang inflicted under the
arm OPP .Ae left side.
a soon as Davis committed the
deed he made his exit out of town as
soon as possible, going south on the
railroad. Officers Tremaine and Pat
tison secured a team ana started
after him. They overlook Davis
at the Milwaukee water tank near
Ethan. Davis vas brought back
and placed in Jail.
Jim Russell was removed to the
home Of Alex. Russell and a physician
called to attend his wounds.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-12-07
Will Live on a Blaim.

John Bately, who has been in j
ii. Ferris drug store as a pharmacist
for some time, resigned his position
and Saturday evening departed for
the country west o! Chamberlain.
He has filed on a piece Of land some
distance west Of Murdo aud is going
to live the allotted time on tile
quarter. Mr.. BatelY's place in the
drug store is filled by W. II Moore,
uf Dexter, Iowa.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-12-07
THE DISTRICT LEADER
Jos Howard and Miss Barrison Cap
tivated the Mitchell Audience
at The Gale.

All the kind words that we're said
in advance OF the coming Of Jos
Howard and Mabel Barrison were
fulfilled to the uttermost Thsaks-
giving night when they presented
'"The District Leader" before an
audience that practically filled the
house, and the people showed an
that was justified not only