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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05
Three Persons Killed

Columbus, Ohio: Three persons
are reported TO have been killed and
number injured in wreck on the
Big Four Railway near here. No de.
tails now Obtainable.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05

Some men are born great and keep
great all their lives. while others who
are born all right. become small and
mean of their own accord.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05

Lettuce, spinach, kale. mustard and
onions can be sown early this month
in open ground and with little pro.
lection will live over and come out
in the spring away ahead of spring.
sown seed Try it.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05
EVENTS or EVERYWHERE.

Tom Vaughn, conductor on O Santa
I""e'' "'' 0
w '''"'o "
~ i' ''"N mo an )
~
Because Of the serious situation in
- .'' VI ''''> '''' 49,
George Reggier. alias Red ReggIer,
tough character from Alabama, WAS
OrIoor. Trosda, n,,rnino ,.:,n 49,,
LOT IN ,bo hocl
seventeen pou"oS oI oao'eS' 0l'Iueo'
a. N"eS"l sal" dill "'"' uSeo 10 oe' ih'o
'n'e0 parts i''meu INC unique e'i'
Chicago prepared n nresent her bus.
hand Christina.
N""i 'e' : '''NeI o'' III Eastern S'a'eS
ing i'V' i'i'' 'Se"' d 'o'al c'pI'"''
N"''o'i u we'll '''' '"o "l''i"ns' a'cofu'
avact fourns GRO so17o co,cI,
~''' 49, ~ 'oi''o'''
'''o VI -ni' DAHL "'i9'"'' hIl''S"
''''o,e' ~ e"e~"e'"' Is resulting III
= 90 '.i'' Vi '''' "'Sp"'e Will "'e"'
+ho pr;,ioh oa,,u,,.
Noru comes from Ogden, Utah, that
Tie Reno Nevada cIu", has offered q
Szo'ooo purse Tor a finish fight between
MARVIN Hart and Jack OBrlen to take
pace April 10 and incidentally to carry
WIN II VIC '""'p'o"S"'P Il'le'
Peter Ryan, an engineer, was killed
and Peter E. Burk. a fireman, and c.
N. Mitchell, a switchman, were injur.
ed in the yards Of the Louisville and
Nashville Terminal company at Nash
Vile Thursday night.
The total amount of business done
on the New York Exchange during the
business year at noon Saturday,
last, breaks all previous records, not
excepting either in regard to stocks
or bonds the banner year of 1901.
The delegates 70 the Trades Assor,
blv from nnions affiliated with .boIo
dustrial Workers of the World, have
been expelled from the body by the ad.
herents of the American Federation or
Labor, on the ground that their cleo. |
ton was unconstitutional
To forco Arivono tnto
Now noxioo l. - - uaa.4 .s', " ''D
~ 40 " Wv a'e"' wrong "
in racial antecedents religions nrefnr.
ence and industrial interests ORC wboi.
Iy unlike the inhabitants of Nov Nov
leo, says anti.ioint statehoodors
.,o -, ~ '''''s l." '".i '',n'e years
'he oiu scouts OF the LaWton, Ok,
~ which +uo,,,o ,,, ~ ~ ,2'''
CLARK of u, poao p' DA
tho pnosto clor,. ,o 'S ,tn ,,'e1 "llone
ter at the Rig Rerd eght ond moo T.,
several skirmisbo, u,;th 49, ,, -
woan, 0'
of Ladonia a difficulty occurred at
dance, during which Ben Williams was
shot twice and killed. Jim Holcomb
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Rose
Jones and brought to Bonham and
lodged in Jail, charged with the HON.
jcide.
49, DoO Fl'zSlmmons said to re.
porter BOD need not talk reconcil-
iia'ion 10 me- expect ne will be here
0oon anu am wiling TO talk compro-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05

Be very careful about damp poultry
houses or roup will be the result.
Woman votes in some countries;
she rules everywhere.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05

The French government has prp
posed 10 the chamber Of deputies TO
create n universal exposition in Par,
in 1920. to commemorate the fOunla
lion of the French republic.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05

after day don't so:.
~ Deans kim,
PiIs have cured tbo5.
sands Of women ipt5.
same condition. H..
T. LEHMAN Of stalr,.
Ter MIMI. says: aBr
for noans Kilne s,
Pills l would not b.
living Low. 1ss,
cured ne IN 1899 ~,
! W been well o..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05

The Kaiser mas on only one occasion
visited the French capital.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-01-05

We must lose ourselves in the happb
ness of others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
Sc attIe-Boston
Copper Co.

The record the Seattle Boston
Copper company e. making IN sales
Of stock Ia this city IL an eye opener
10 the other mining companies. The
reason IL that the people are awake
10 the fact that Il Is the manage
meut which must be depended upon
% bring results in any business, and
Il l. more necessary Ia a mining in
veatrnent than ordinary Investments.
The Seattle Boston Copper COM
pany II well cared for ia this re-
rpeet. for the men az the head OF
Il would not have their names con-
nectea with e until after the ex-
panditure Of a fortune. and that
they were entirely satisfied they
we're safe 10 offer II to their
nelghbors as a reliable and money
making Investment II you have
not seen their exhibit OF ore you
should go and see what their offer
ia. Never In the history Of this city
has there been such a chance for
the small investor 20 make large
revenue ON his savings as this COM
pang affefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
ANXIOUS
WHEN sArTtgssiP OREGON WILL ARRIVE. If AT ALL
~ CONCERNS NAVY YARo-orsER NEWS

HREMERToN. Jan. i5.--At the
yards. thoae In n position 10 know
declare that the battieahip Oregon
ell not arrive here for repairs be-
fore she latter part OF April or the
first Of May. There are others. Who
have made a careful study Of the
situation. who would not be az all
surprised II the vessel Is not sent
here at ali. and give as reason
that the Indiana has lust bccD over
hauled aud remodeled az tbs Brook
Ign navy yard. ant the MaSsacbn-
nattk n to SO out Of commission NJ
the same yard 81 once The work
GA the three vessels. which are sla-
ter ships. IL similar In character and
u ia reasonable 10 suppose that the
repairs necessary Ia the Oregon can
be done much cheaper in the east
than here at the Puget sound yard
The employees Of the yard. M well
as the citizens ~ nrcmertpn. earn
cktiy hope that the OreEan may
come, but no great surprise would
bo oreaaioned II the order was re-
seinded. and the vessel sen; else
where for repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
HOL.DUPS
QUARREL
Quartette Of HiRhwaymen
Peach" on Each Other, and
All VIII Go to Jail

Adams. o'Brien. Murray and
Thomas. the four hold-up artists
recently arrested in Seattle aud
later taken 10 Edmonds 10 answer
the charge Of robbinR Henry Orseth
M Browns Bay. pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Black. OF Everett, on
Friday last and viii be sentenced
today
Tho men say that they turned no
tricks In Seattle. and that on the
night on which they were arrested
they auarreled. and this row was
the cause Of their arrest, as they
"squesled" on each other Thomas
and Murray complained to the mar
shall at Georgetown. and the other
two were taken In here As the re-
suit. OfBrien and Adams returned
the compliment AZ this end and the
other two we're arrested az George
town.
They stated 20 Deputy Sheriff
l.s - sil.g. .ssss7Y5sii gtiaaky. --44at
as there was nothing doing In Sc
attic they decided TO 20 out on the
road and do some stick up" work.
Their roy. however. was their un-
doing. and they will probably be
booked for long term at Walla
Walla.
OHrian and Adams come from
Kansas. Mo. Murray Is from Penn
ayiyania. and Thomas claims In
diana Ms his home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
BRANDS 1T
AS A CRIME

The Chinese Exclusion act was
branded a crime by Attorney John
=. Hartman yesterday IN an address
before the Y. NJ G. A. He justified
the Chinese boycott Of American
goods. saying Il II reality that
must be reckonod with. citing Tor
proof the closing OF the Centennial
mills aud the threatened shut down
nj the Thomson mills.
The treaty with China" said Mr..
Hartman, rs the only treaty we
have ever broken. She has kept her
part Of the compact. but we have
not. A San Francisco mob caused
the reputation OF the treaty. Hon
esty is a necessary qualification for
ultimate success IN nations as in In
divi1uals."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
WISE COMANCHE indian Chief
WAITS CALL OF GREAT SPIRIT

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
PIT com. Okla. Jan. IS. Prom
hts ranch in the Wichita mountains
comes the statement that QuanAh
i.a.er s~1Se -shs chief 81 the Comanehc
Indians, u perhaps on hIs duAsa-
bed.
lie has hecn hedrtdden fuF some
time with lnflammatory rhenmA-
iism. which has twicc attacked bis
heart. and bis present condition u
considered seFlous
QuAnah administers bis own
medicines. refusing TO summon
physicians. and all members of the
tribe are ia constant alarm regard
lnE him. Ills tavorlie wives and
bis daughters are continually BY his
aide.
Chief Parker was horn In western
Texas shoat 1870
Ills mother. white woman. was
captured b. Comauchca from hef
people when a child she Erew up
among the tFlhe and married Co
manche warrior.
Not long after the birth % Qua
nah ahe vas found hy her frianas
and WAS taken bach % civilization.
She died shortly after Of a broken
heart. because she saa not ailbsesl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

inief here
Captain Archibald. Two mates and
the ships carpenter. elected to re-
main aboard the steamer The r~s-
cue waa accomplished By Captain
Mark Caste and a picked erew in
the stoop yacht Alberta. and their
stperteace vas almost as thrilling
as that OF the stranded passengers
More than 100 persons greeted the
storm iusasSa party As the einop sail
ed into the tniet with the report
that all hands werr safe.
When the Cherokee ran ia noas
into the sand on Friday there wRa
no fear for the NNfesY Of tho vcs-
Nei and those on haard
Daring the nizht a moderate
noftheaater ses Ia. sending the vsa-
sci de~p~r into the sand Daylight
Saturday morning found the stnrm
stlll IN full blast Rain ss In aud
later IN tho day a faK settled down
and the ssazsi vas iuat 20 vi@w. The
wind Fnac nntii Il reached a velocity
OF - niles an hour and the PAT
aenEcrs and crew had 90 leays the
deck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT
vpsa CORPORATION coUsss Is RULING. AL sIcsEas
70 RECALL PETITION MUST REGISTER

names already secured shows that
the required Number % names have
not bean secured.
Only two weeks reznain IN which
% compless the pefition- Prtitioun
nay ~ found AZ the Y. NJ q A;
Ssw Thought Book Store. 1876 sra
av Myers barber shop. ssos Jack
soa ST. chansY's Barber shop. tTiA
Washington at; Mailory's barber
shop. f91 Marion St. Eagle Sheet
Mstai works. xs17 iss av.: Lyppe's
Grocery. 2170 i5th av. W. Giavin'a
Real Estate office. Caller and Queen
Anne av. The Mart. 53s Globe
building. The Star. and ether news
pager offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

Eat<r q nsw TwlfnE ~ Corpora
fian Cnuusei Calhoun. all xtgnsFs ~
tss p4Niticu asking foe an amend
nzsnt 10 the sity charter providing
sc tho recall of gffy officials must
- % the registration books OF this
yssr vhsn the p~sition - flied. The
petition must BE- filed about Feb I.
- I d Important that all persons
sao wish 70 sian register at onee.
y tasir nxmsN are 20 be counted.
Nsss Hurt Petition
Ies zen xho have ths pesItion In
nxfxs urge thar al persons later
80 II the Insasnrs hunt aD a pa-
tiica nd sign u. A. = Canvas af the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
D|RIGO, DISABLED,
L|MPS into FRISCO
.rs.asR NESTS ACCIDENT ON WAY sours AND is rowup
INTO PORT

w,,A hse maehlnery d,sahied and
~ hai,efes By the storms that
tsye been rssinE alens the e',aa ai'
"a Alaska Steamship COMPANY :
~ plrlen arrived a. san Fran
-. Al Z eal0ck ths morning In
,se ~ The steamer chnsia
report 20 this eifeot wes re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

celved this morning by the local
maritime exchange. No details 81
the aceiten, which hrfpli the Yea.
sci have Yet been received. how.
ever
The hiriso was on her way from
olympia and Seattle with a reneral
'NFso aud a light passenger list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

length. must be bored On four of
these work has advanced solar that
the men are now under cover and
operations can be continued with
out cessation throughout the win
ter.
The tunnel work IN being done BY
Peck q Harris. and the grading BY
walsh Bros. aad Foley 8 Larson.
Of Spokane. The country Is fillinE
up fast. especially about Seward.
where the rush cannot be accom-
m0datad. The town II no crowded
that 200 tents have been erected
The population II about 1900 with
Al least az many more transienta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

The transport DIX was locked 1T
the yard Saturday afternoon. Her
bottom viii be neraped and painted.
Although other repairs are needed.
under present rules of the depart
mant army transport repairs are
generally let by contract 90 private
concerns
T. Ryan a Co. contractors Of the
Joiner shop extension. have asked
the department FOR a six months
extension of time. owing to their
Inability 20 secure necessary mate
rial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
WORK BEGINS AT OTHER
END OF ALASKAN ROAD

Work % the Alaska Central rail-
"J - 70 ee started By a second
psfv a Tie FAIRBANKS end. = sur
ssTnr party having began 10 run
q ne from that posEs. 2 A. Bat
ssih Industrial agsni FOR the road.
~ mat within . rear they will be
sfa'ing trains for freight and
ps.snEsrz on is2 miles % road.
AZ ne present time q miles of
usfk have been completed. and iei
ls.ss o. grading done Tho work
- asen pushed a. far az ihs cliffs
aeFih q Seward. where five tun-
hs@ agusgztiug 5.700 feet In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
RESULTS AT Los ANGELES.

First race. y m, purse Sylvan
Dixon first. Lady Alice second. I'd.
T. Fryer third. Time. saM.
Second race. ~ m. selling
Graphite first. Nlnespot second, File
Dor third Time. 2:t1A.
Third race. SIS m. purse San
TARA first. Lotus second. Neatneas
third. Time. ii0th.
Fourth race, IL m. Brooks course
(santa Anna handlca ID Rubrls
first Marshall Ney second. Orchan
third. Time. 2t0sM.
Urn race. I m. and 50 yds.. handi-
cap lydeo first. Secret second. El
Otros third. Time, t.A7M.
sixth race, a m, selling Judge
Denton first. 81 winnifreds second.
parvo third. Time. I tTh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
81. UGGED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE BOTH mYsrERloUsLY ASSAULTED.
FORMER IN HIS OWN HoUs E-saHMGRron NEWS NOTES

on the yard aud town. A tract Of
bluff land. 900 by 1900 feet. lying
between tho dock and the officers
quarters. r. gradually but surely be-
ing worked down 10 n level with the
present yard, making n cut of fully
80 feet When the new sea wtH ia
completed the entire bluff will be
aiulced down. thus removing ut least
GOO 000 cubic yards ~ earth al n
probable cost Of $3.50, 900
On this tract II IL proposed 10
construct the new stone dock that
has been recommended by Admiral
Endieott and Others A tract 900
by 5000 will give the department
all the ground II may need for years
10 come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
STAR RACING TIPS
At OAKLAND

First race-John J. Mohr. Yankee
Jim. Grace q.
Second raee-Jim PrenderFast
Professor Stats. Captain Burnett
Third race Dueiiat. Laura =. NJ.
Shady Lad.
Fourth race-Baker. Mr Dingis
Jcrusha
F1uh raca--poaaatt. Yellowstone
sherry.
sixth raee-Toupee. Tim Hurst.
Sandstone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

NEW YORK. ala. is.--f'hyslelans
A. SIS o'clock this morning issued
a bulletin concerning Marshall
Field. saying Near the end of the
seventh day af the disease the
patients coalition remains critical
and there ta yet no Improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
NIT AT GREEN LAKE

The executive committee OF the
Seattle Christian EndeavOr Union
met Friday evening Ia the Green
Lake Congregational church. Fif-
teen societies were represented. The
committee voted that the Dfealdnt
Of the union. Carl " Reeves. pledge
81 900 for the union towards the
guarantee fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
DEATH IS MATTER
Of few HOURS
MARSHAL FIELD is SINKING. AND OXYGEN is AID.
MUSTERED

NEw YORK. Jan. Marshall
Fields death IL thought 70 BE- only
a matter Of hours lie IL HloNty
sinking Oxygen IL being admin
lstsred during his shaking spells.
tits family haz been summoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

Tho completion OF the sea wall
extension has been daiaped many
months. for various reasons II
should have been finished last No
yeruber. according TO all reports.
The directors Of the nremsrton
district contemplate the erection Of
a new school building Of large di-
mensions In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
Undergoing Repairs

The only vessels undergoing re-
pairs here are the gnnboat Wheel
Ing and tho cruiser Albany. The
repairs 60 the Wheeling were com
pleted about month ago. and the
alterations and repairs to the cruis-
er will be finished some time next
month. providing necessary mate
rial arrives from the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

cnnily been appointed marshal OF
Bremerton. According 20 all re-
portR. he II making an ideal off.
cial. bis services under Uncle Sam
having particularly fitted him for
the duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

Tho case us narber Joseph. wha
vas arrested for violating the sun
day closing Law. has been set for
nsxt Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
STOLE HIS RAZOR

+. J. Hill. Grand Central hotel, re-
ported last night that his room had
been entered early In the evening
aud a razor and a few articles of
wearing apparel taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
PASSEWGERSAND
CREWRESCUED

line steamer Cherokee. bound from
gan Domlnso for New York. which
went aground on the Brigantine
shoals Friday. we're rescued late
sunday afternoon and landed az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

--ss.NrIc CITY. y. J.. Jan. Is.
-. 'isndiag q hours IN terrible
~, ~ they be wrecked and
~ 80 The sea. the passengers
y IN al. on the Clyde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
viii Cos, $50 900

A piece Of work that has been
quietly under way for some time.
but hardly known or understood BY
even the residents Of nremarton.
will have a most important bearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

BREMERToN. Jan, ia mya
terious ease Of assault. with evil
dent intent to Commit murder, oc
Cured here a few days ago. A.
bartholomew. living near the high
school, was alugRod In tho hack OF
the head with some blunt inatru-
mant while In hia own house. and
for Is hours was unconscious.
When finally brought 10 bis
senses he positively refused TO dis
euas tho affair and claims be does
not know who bis aaaallant was.
or the motive
AZ about the same hour n mar
rled woman we'll known here WAS
also mYstufiouaiy assaulted, Every
body has a different explanation 0f
the affair and IL busy Whispering
his opinion about H.. Friends u
the victims are trying 60 hush up
the matter.
The cut IN Bartholomew head II
said TO have been fearful one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

Tho Independent. Port Orchards
only newspaper. was recently pur-
chased by p. II. Seay. deputy sher-
IN and kitaap county game warden,
and he has secured Phil AShman.
formerly Of the Charleston Record.
TO conduct Il for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15
Altering prydoek

About three months ago the work
Of altering the drydock WAS COM
menced. What are known Ia navy
yard parlanen Hs affairs or steps.
lead from the top TO the bottom Of
the dock New affairs" 10 the mum.
Der ~ eight. are now being con-
structed OF concrete Heavy piles
are first driven deep Into the earth,
upon which the concrete IL laid
Three sides Of the structure are be.
INK treated In this manner At the
present time. As time passes and
the wooden "aitara' decay Il Is the
purpose 10 gradually replace them
with concrete. reaching to the en-
tire bottom. thus practically c0n-
Yorting Il from a wooden to con-
crete dock. Tho work now IN prog
ress viii be completed IN about SIX
aiy4a1nn. Fhib change mas have a
most important bearing on the con-
sirueiinn OF new stone dock that
has been recommended by Admiral
Endicott. chief o. the department
of yards aud docks. and others high
In authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

About three years ago tho depart
ment contemplated purchasing what
Is locally known ~ the point. e
being n strip Of land consisting Of
less than five blocks on which the
present business section Of Bremer-
ton ia situated. Al that time the
property owners saw a chance Tor
speculation aud demanded $3.50 900
for their holdings The department
believed that $500 600 was ample
compensation and as the difference
was W great the government drop
ped all negotiations for the time
being Now. however. II Is learned
that property owners are anxious 10
sell at the price offered by Uncle
Sam. u f. generally believed among
yard officials that the matter has
been dropped by the department en-
tifely. As illustrating the eXor-
bltnnt demands made by some prop
erty owners. a ease IL cited where a
man asked go 000 for tide land lots.
that actually cost him but $500 each.
Oregon Only Hope
AZ the present time the entire
number 81 men employed about the
navy yard and docks IN $40 on this
huber only about leo are known as
skilled mechanics. The limited
force employed and the small
amount OF mop@Y paid out monthly
for wages naturally effects the bust
ness situation adversely. and trades
men IN all lines are complaining
bitterly Of dull times. Bremerton
people are baslng all present hopes
for a revival Of business on the
arrival u the Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

A. u. COdding. formerly sergeant
In the marine corps service has re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-15

speelal coTresponaenee d Do slar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-11

safe. She unlocked the casket with
The key, which she had carried in her
glove, and when the lid was up she
stared, dumfOunded, upon emptiness.
The pearls We're gone.
For some minutes Mrs. Hasbrouck's
mind was the abode of utter confusion.
but presently there began to appear in
the midst of this chaos the sembIance
of solid facts and the outlines of a plan
Of action. She locked the jewel case
and put it into the safe. Then she went
downstairs to the telephone, but. after
contemplating the instrument thought
fully, she turned away. She had re
mcmbered that the ROversi establish
ment had n private exchange and that
the girl in charge of it could overhear
a conversation. The present affair
seemed TO demand an absolute discre-
ton. 1t would be better to communi-
cate with Paul Roycrsi by note. Size
wrote, therefore, rs follows:
NV Dear Mr.. Rovarei- Your warning
was proDhctic-my beloved pearls have
vanished. l did not leave the carriage