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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14

ing bill is composed of the cream of
vaudeville talent as the following pro-
gralnme shows:
Danny Mann s. Co, termed as The
Way Down East Of vatidevilles, will
present their beautiful pastoral play
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14

success thar the / s0o coiiipaiies play
ing respectively in New York and Chi
scago will next season, be supple defilcnted
BY TWO more companies, which with tour
the Smaller cities of the country Wiz
liam Fayersham fila The SqliaW Man
has already passed the 2ooth mark while
nothing viii stop Blanche Bates rim
|ins The Girl of the Golden West, ex-
|cept the hot weather
\ ass sgs s
/ Despite the fact that i'm lie Tourbilon
|de Mort, or The Limit, seen at the Barr
mum & Bailey circus the most daring
feat that a mortal being can accomplish
lis nightly exhibited. inventors are hard
Lat work getting up something that will
be a ever, greater defer Of death.
Some are working to make the atitomo-
bile turn doubls sornersault instead
[of single one and to make a side
twist at which some acrobats are adept.
Though horribly daring in appearance,
the vital aim is, however, to make the
feat so safe to the rider that he can
with cquanimity 60 through two per-
|forriiances a day without requiring an
ambulance corps to attend him. ,,Ss
Ss-tt
At Proctor's Twenty y-third street The
Eatre, Margaret Wycherly. who has hith4
|erto been more or less identified iii tiie
public mind with the works Of Yeats,
|tlle Gallo writer, followed the, lead Of
Henri de Vries and presented a proteau
sketch called LII Self d. fence She ap@
|pears FIRST as Helen Hastings. wife
who oyerhears her husband 4 plan to.
Eentertaifl another woman iii their house
|hold She insists that the woman must
mot Come. Hastings attacks her and itl
|self-defense she kills him with paper
knife Leaving his body, she hurries
off 70 A society junction that she may,
establish All alibi The police arrive
shortly after and their examination of
witnesses provides Miss WycherIy op-
|portufiity to iiiipersonate Six characters.
While the web is being woven She an
|peafs as the crippled daughter. house
maid, woman Of the underworld, !, weak
minded and aged grandmother and final
" as the society woman
Y a IS II ssss 81 n
Lillian Russell has recently signed 4
contract to appear next seasot, II, ga ia -
ies Of comedies similar to those i'll which
Marie Tempest lis winning stlaces scg
Hiii Loiidoii Ii was Miss Russell & Bril-
/ LIANT comedy work In Lady Tsazl& that
Iestablislied her claim to rank higher
than that Of 4 soprano with all ordinary
voice and very beautiful face
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS RI 8
dTTORNEYs.

BARNETT d RICHARDSON. AI13sR- BY.
news at Law Oftices. 4 and norton
bsaidIng, Broadway ~
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HAN NDMRs0Np n
tlce i speciality.
tfar ARTHUR b, ATTORNEY Ag IA
Of}3cep. rooms i q, g, No. 16 BrOauWnyss
frkrgO. Practices Ia all courts.
rURNER, H. Ri, ATTORNEY AT Law.
Ofaces In Edwards Building, Bfoadwhy.
Practices In all courts.
wtf,f,ER. HENRY F.. ATTuRN51y AND
CouFseiior af Law. Over Fargo National
Bank Block, Fargo. s$A
ROBINSON. Il. H., ATTORNEY AT Law.
S3i2 Front Street, Fargo. rrActices In ell
c0urtb. Tax cases a eneciHlt
SCOTT, W. a., ATTORNEY AT Law
way. Fargo. N. ID. @
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14

let, entitled Mandy Hawkins, and carry
with them special scenery and electri-
cal Effects. which makes the act one
OF the prettiest in vaudeville, They are
both capable artists, having. played sser
a considerable period in Europe and
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14

Marry llls come nom ,nIr,,re biood
sGattt have psire blood with fauifv al
Igestioiis lazy liver and sluggish bowels
Btirdock Blood Bitfers' stfe1i6fhe fts
stomach, Il bowels and liver, and piirifics
ltcllaiigs tofturif1g skin eruptions. dis
lngure annoy, drive one Wild. Doanss 3
s0iiltirieilt brings quick relief and iasfE
A. alhg etifes Fifty cents ut any drug
W !.s ftsr i heavy meal, take i cosipje 81 4
si)2aii's egtilets, and give yotdr sfotis
1 |acil, L. liver and bowels, tt,e leip fl,ey
y wili II need. Rsgulets bring easy rem. e
aarl.pa assafes of the b6wels. 4 Sss
yboay friend Dr, ,Thon,as !,
~ Siiectfic 3 yia lures toothache. ar
acne sore threat. Heals cuts, Bruises.
'scalds. Stops any pain. ''S' u a'sss'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
Our Business

is growing by leaps and bounds. MODERN METH
DDS, HONEST TREATMENT AND FAIR PRICES
have won for us the position we now occupy in the
Furniture World. We are the acknowledged leaders
in Middlesex County, and we are going to maintain
that lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
FIRE RUN MADE
IN DEEP MUD

A record breaking run Of the fire
engine company Of the Green Lake
station on the east side Of Green
Lake. around 20 the west side in
20 minutes last night. failed 70
save the home OF poor widow,
Mrs Niuh0la Martenson. 72l n.
Seventy.slNth 81; from becoming a
total loss by fire.
Mrs MArtenHon, who occupies a
small two-room house and shed az
that address, had left her home to
visit her nelghbors about s O'Clock
last evening When she returned
rs minutes later. the building WAS
In flames There Was no one IN
the house AZ the time. A stove and
a lamp. which bad been left burn
Ing, are thought 10 have been the
cause Of the fire. Mrs. Sartenson
made heroic and successful at.
tempt 70 save her personal prop
crtY. and succeeded I'm carrying her
money and IeWelry to the extent Of
about $50 out OF the house. The
structure. valued at $500. was
total loss.
The run OF the fire department
was made through mud two feet
thick. When the men arrived on
the scene OF fire. they found that
the district around the burning
house vas devoid OF MIGRANTS. aud
a vain effort 10 put out the hlazs
with chemicals was made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
BR|NGHURST APPOINTMENT
RECEIVED WITH APPROVAL

department NARROW Il looked upon
ia the department an the best fire
fighter therein and as being a thor.
oughif honorable man u IL said
that had nringhurst declined to &c.
eept the appointment, NARROW
would have been named FOR chief
What will happen 10 First Assist.
ant Chief Clark Il not known.
viii Wear No Uniform.
For the first time since Seattle
has had a paid fire department. the
chief wiil not wear q uniform
That vas one Of the understand.
iugs nfiuRhurst had with the mayor
y ben he accepted the position
You 80 ahead and make the fire
department u this town the best
you kBoW how. said the mayor
I don't care whether you wear a
uniform OF bathing suit OF a
dress suit You VIII have absolute
charge Neither the mayor nor
anyone else will have anything 70
say about Il. or about anyone tn
tho department You will be the
master. and will look 10 you 10
make our fire department the best
IN the country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
CHESTER THOMPSON
LAUGHS IN court

The testimony ~ the sefeaae's
HIfHes.sH wna corfaboratiye ~
eHriIaf evidence w l. Keane WAS
the first Witnras. Ha lives nest 10
fhe Thompson home and ~ about
90 O'Clock on the morning ~ tho
preceding night ~ the shooting had
seen Chester returning home from
westerly direction. walking with
head dropping ana az though very
Hnrry.
After CROSS examination he was
excused
Thomas Dupfa. the gardener.
with Chester for five years. and
that be- ilFed below the Thompson
home IN tho direction Of Lake
Washington.
lie told o. seeing Chester walking
swiftly through the woods nnd on
phtha surrounding his home az all
times ~ the day and night n all
kinds ~ weather. and without coat
or hat He then told ~ chcater's
habit Of whistiluR during Mrs.
Thompaon'H illness. His description
~ this during his crass examination
greatly amused che defendant
lie told 81 Chsstcr'a solitary habit
0f going winning IN . piaeo un-
ffeauented by tho other boys 81 his
Acquaintance. The witness replies
70 the cross examination were tho
cause Of amusement 20 the npeeta-
tors.
During the examination OF this
witness an alteflntl occurred be-
tween Attorney Morris and Prose-
cutting Attorney Macintosh az 20
the iaftefa manner % obJeeting 20
the Introduction Of certain quea-
tons Morris was sustained by the
Judge.
" A Dempsey who had been
employed - the city pumping sta
tiou below the Thompson home,
gave more testimony az 10 chesters
habit ~ running through the woods
without cont ~ cap IN All seasons
and ~ az hours. The witness said
that during every day % their &C.
quaintanee that the bay had met
him IN this manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

INSTITUTE
EIGHT HUNDRED IN rHE sEs.
SION WHICH CONVENED THIS
MoRNtNo-hAaY tNTERE ST.
INC ADDRESSES.

The twenty eighth annual session
q the kinF County Teachers In
stituic opened thin murninE Ia the
high school building. broadway and
Pine. with an enrolment Of fully
saa.
Teachers from all over the coun-
Try and Island districts are arriving
hourly. and Il 10 expected that over
600 viii be In attendance before
the close ~ the session.
THIS mornings session was taken
up largely with enrolment under
the direction Of City supt Frank y.
Cooper.
Kiss Kate Burton 81 Geneva. III.
addressed the urst and second
grades 81 the city schools and the
second, third and fourth grades -
the county schools on Black board
Drawing. at this mornings session
TIA the assembly room.
The afternoon session opened az
I o'clock with a musical program
under the direction ~ Miss Lucy X.
cole of Seattle. followed BY an
nouncemsnts.
At iao o'clock Professor VI. {.
Sampson % tho Washington State
college addressed the assembly on
sNhAfa Worth While
Today's session will close with an
address on Ethical Revelation of
the Universe. by Prof Edward O
slasion. Of the University of wash
iuEion.
owing 10 the large attendance Il
was necessary 10 divide the pro-
gram into four divisions These
provide for separate lectures for the
Seattle teachers. those q the graded
county schools. ~ the rural schools
and o. the high schools.
There viii be no session tumor-
row, New Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
TIDE LAND CASE
IN COURT

A Law suit. Involving valuable
Seoggle tiiciand property and worth
sie1 goe. was taken into the 80.
peFiur court this morning The
Northwestern Commercial COM.
pany Is The piainilft and the Canal
Coal company. defendant The
complaint alleges that On July Is
the defendant concern contracted
10 sell and convey 20 the other. lots
6 90 ig. inclusive. u block 80. Of
the Seattle tidclahda. title free and
unelouded The complaint further
states that the Washington uredE
Ing a Improvement company has
brought suit against the defendant
concern ciallmng preference In The
matter u buying the same property
BY virtue ~ contract made IN
1895.
Judge Tailmnn this mornluF h..
sued a restraining order 90 prevent
the defendant cumpany's arbiirar.
81 foFfsiting the plaintiff concern =
rights.
This ia the property on which the
Northwestern Steamship company
intend 70 erect terminal docks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
c. {. RALLY TONIGHT
AND TOMORROW

Lane - Presbyterian. University
Place Christian. Queen Anne and
Pilgrim Congregational The Brigh.
ton Presbyterian will hold an after
noon and evening reception AZ all
Of these places. and a. the office
Of J. r. Thomas. ON Cherry St. con
veution certificates will be on sale.
The committee officials desire
that Seattle people realize that
everyone is entitled To purchase
these certificates. which ~ the only
form Of admittance 10 the eOnven-
tion gatherings. and give the holder
badge. music program and n
stenographio report Of the conven.
ton.
During New Years day. members
Of the 1907 committee wfil vialt the
different churches where receptions
are being held. and IN the evening
a delegation viii 10 70 Ballard go
stir up support for the convention
II f. hoped that a LARGE sale Of
the certificates will be- the New
Years offering of Christian En-.
dee vpors and citizens throughout
The city
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FlRrnEa AID INSURANCE
MEN GREATLY PLEASED
VITA MAYORS CHOICE OF
FlRU CHEF.

AZ announced exclusively IN The
Star on Saturday nffefu0on. Mayor
Noorc filed IN that daY the eps
po.utmsnt ~ Hafrf W trinKhurnt
10 be chief Of the Seattle fire de-
uufgmvnf
The statement 81 She mayors In
tentlou 70 appoint nfinghnret e"ns
as a surprise 10 the members OF
the fire department and 20 insnr.
auce men and others directly Ia
tsteaiei
There were many expressions 81
satisfaction. and yesterday IN ever
fire station IA the city the sole
topic II discussion was the nCw
chief
Pleased Win Appointment.
Z don't believe Mayor Moore
could have found a better man Ia
the entire COUNTRY. said i4euten.
ant Humes. q No 10 The men
Ia tho department almost without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

exception aru more than pleased
With fhe appointment nnnghurst
10 known - al 81 ua. 10 liked and
s. reapccie3 Ne knows more about
fife apparatus and fire fighting ap-
pllaneeH than any man ever
knew he knows the town flsf
uslahiy and be knows how any kind
~ fire should be fought ! be.
hsve that within six months this
eiy viii have tho best department
h. the cuuntry I know that's an
sxirasaEani statement. bat be.
hevv a."
Other members Of the depart.
ment expressed themselves IA a
similar vein
Insurance Men PLEASED.
Among the insurance Non. also.
Mayor Mnofe'a choice has met with
the fullest approval nflnghuTst
has been closely associated with In.
snfaars affairs in Seattle and Is
known TO al the insurance aReuta
liinEhurst announcement that
b. has eeisCted Assistant Chief
George Marlow 20 have active
charge % fires Is also received with
tatiafacilon By the members Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
WIFE or n. n. MELLEN &C.
cusEs HIM or UNNATURAL
FEELiNos-plvoRcE PAPERS
FILED.

A pathetic complaint "a a divorce
suit was filed this morning IN the
superior court b. Sadie Aellcu
against her husband. u II Moilcn,
connected With the Alaska Coast
company 81 this city.
THE defendant the complaint
reelten, els twice the age Of the
plaintiff. and has continuously
treated her as child. ignoring her
ia al hla business transactions and
refusing 20 oonfido Ia her lie con.
aiantiy chidaa her. and u Of mo.
rose. ch"5,al and selfish tcmpera.
meni = quarreiH with her and
her frionl.1 constantly, and accuses
her nf not loving him lie doles
out 10 her with reluctance the petty
sums necessary for her household
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
FATAL STREET
CAR ACCIDENT
tserlsps Tslsarsph s.rsles.i

CINCINNATI. Dee 1t-~At least
20 persons eere Injured. one Of
whom las aineu died. Ia The wreck
~ runaway electric ear On the
WafaaW ay bin la Tits eify gcster
dax The emergency brake failed
o. work. ana che car. after running
q distance 81 i've blocks. struck e
telegraph pole and turned turtle
The passengers Ner1 thrown late
a heap In the mud beside a bank
Hiram Lsiater. a passenger. ~ op
Grating brake on the Fcar plat.
form. probably prevented a much
worse Recident - hts action re-
duesd the apeed Of the car mate.
rally
rho dead:
WILLIAM v cuRSAyH seod
So Ycafs
Tho injured
Katherine o.iiara. nan Herman
, & Toarman, conductor. will die
James Hall motrman Frank Gao
ael. will die. CvuTac Wannlnguf.
Mr. aud Mfa Iobn fFeury. Res
tesis nelaen. hack spfaInnd.
probably bruken. wlli die. NJ anI
Mrs. Fred Hosken. both attii uu
conscious and Ia critical condition
Efna l0unWay. aged i3. badly huFt
Myrtle Lousuay. ftkht les broken
cuts and bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
OREGON SITE
IS SELECTED

The site selected Tor the Oregon
building az tho A-Y. PEE. by the
mcmhsrE Of the commission, up-
pointed by Gov. Chamberlain. was
chosen saturday afternoon. Tho aite
- situated $50 feet southwest ~ the
girls dormitory and contains about
$4,000 square feet 81 ground. The
members OF the commission express
the belief that s1ssag $1,000 feet Of
ground viii be used for the build
ing
The commission yesterday author
ired " w. wshrung. president 81
the oregon. commission 90 draft a
hill emhodYlnE the recommendations
Of the commission respecting the
part oregon viii hold IN the exposl-
tIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
coNgEATIoM CERTIFICATE
SALE WILL Big PUSHED By
TsE FORTY LOCAL oRoANl-
zATIoaa-wATcH MEETINGS.

Foii arrangements for the New
Yeas welcome 10 Christian En-
dsaeor work and the 1907 oongen.
don have been completed. and VIII
open with = rush tonight
This evening the Calvary Pres
hf'efian Society of Christian IN.
deassF will Join with the society
o. 10 Cherry g. Presbyterian
ebureh ia holding a watch night
ssrFice At the latter church The
rQiniaE convention will be tho
ulena u the evening
TosngrHew VIII be ofDen-house day
for az the O. 3 societies OF the
eif9. of which there are about ~.
number Of these have combined
sn1 Will work together IL starting
ne sale Of tbs convention stock
uriificsiaa. Services viii b. bold 10.
nofssW a. tie follOxins churches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
PROMINENT LAWYER
DROPS DEAD

much better About 10 o'ciock Mr.
Tus]in Ell his office Tor walk
down ne eafridar. and fell dead
near the door % his office,
Judge Tuatin waa United States
commissioners So Alaska. He was a
very prominent Eik IN Rosenberg
ore. and = believed BY all 81 his
legal associates IN Seattle lie
leaves a widow. Mrs Rose Tustln
u tta gath av- and sou. Frank.
% years old
Funeral arrangements have not
been made. but burial wiii probably
taks place Wednesday from the
residence
Coroner Carroll. whose office II IN
the Calman block. Was on hand at
the time Of death. and said be
thought death was due % heart fail.
ure. The body Was removed 20 the
H0nuey- Watson undertaking par
Tors. where post -uertetn exam.
nation VIII be held this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
GARDENER or THOMPSON
FAMILY INTRODUCES 1851.
MoNY WHICH CoAVuL8Es
COURT AND MAKES PRISON.
Err LAUGH SILENTLY.

TACOMA. Wash. Dec. 8t.#Tor
the fret time In many days Chester
Thompson broke his attitude 0f
complete Indifference 20 che incl
dents If the trial for tha murder
% Judge Emory during the morning
session
II waH during the rr0Ha ernmfnn-
ZION ~ Thomas Dured. gardener ~
ire Thompson home who Was teii-
fnE n the defendants habit ~
whiatllng and singing around the
house.
You say that he was whlaiiinR p"
said Attorney miller tn HIS peculiar.
ly irritating way What tune was
it,
II WAS q tune that wasn't "a tune
az all Il was very aisaRfeeuble ~
sounded more like the old POLL par
rot that thcy had around there
than anything else, replied Tie wit
ness.
A ripple ~ laughter ran through
the well filled court room. Prose-
cutting Attorney Harvey turned IN
hts chair nodding toward the de-
PENDANT whose shoulders we're
ehHkinE and whose face was cone
vuiafd with amusement.
Morris Shields Youth.
Hig Biu Morris stood with his
great shoulders between his client
and the jury
Tle prosecutor continued hts line
Of uUaHff4niUF for some time srffh
an evident ATTEMPT 10 keep the de-
PENDANT amused IL part HE at
tempt NaH successful. FER az soon
az Chester recovered he raised his
head and glanced around slightly.
For several minutes after the inci-
dent be- continued TO fidErt IN his
chair. bat finally returned ia his
attitude Of abstraction aud indeffer-
cnee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
FLAGNAN FOSS
IS BLAMED

Failure OF Charles II. Foss TO car
~ out his instructions 10 flag the
SeattlelTacoma interurban train
No. 3 last Wednesday morning
caused the wreck with gravel
train in which three men lost their
lives.
This was the verdict OF the coro-
ner's jury az the inquest held late
last Saturday afternoon. Testimo-
ny submitted showed that Foss had
been given instructions 10 hold the
passenger train at the Edgewood
siding until the gravel train had
passed. Eleven witnesses were
called 10 give testimony The in.
quest Was over the body Of James
c. Ross. the conductor Of the train,
one OF the three killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
BETTING ON GAME
TOMORROW

There ~ little Chicago money TO
be had on the game tomorrow be-
tween the Seattle high school and
the North Division Of the Chicago
schools. Betting is going at odds
Of 8 20 , on Seattle With nothing in
sight at that
The official lineup Of the Seattle
eleven tomorrow Is follows.
Right end. Thaxer. right tackle.
rullen. right guard. Galloway: CEN
ter. Presley. left guard. Gillis. left
tackle. Henry; left end. Burke.
quarter. Coyle; left half smith.
right half. Rassman. fullhack. West
over. Substitutes, Pike. Mckay and
gepner.
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wreck
KILLS TRAMPS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec a.
Five mea. an unknown. were killed
Yesterday morning Ia freight
train wreck AZ Flofiatou station. a
short distance beyond Tfuekoe a
hruken truck un one of the bo1cafs
caused tho wreck. aud four ears
vent tate the ditch
The track VAS torn up for 90
foet. and q required the services Of
The Wrtehor from Truckeo 10 clear
the road before the line Was open
cor traffic
The five men who we're Killed
sefe beating their way. and when
he amaahup occurred they were
ground % pieces beneath the
wheels aud Ia the wrcckaEo.
All the bodies acre horribly ma
uiatrl aud uathlnR waa found un
any ~ the bodice that would lead
"a The identity OF the remains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
DIED AFTER A
HEARTY MEAL

William Kllpatrick died It the
family home. 70s Lcnora st. last
night from apoplexy lie had fin.
iahed eating hearty meal and mp.
peared to be IN unusually good
health when stricken HE died be.
fore medical assistance could be
had
The deceased was a5 years Of ago
and a painter BY trade lie was a
member 81 the a. o. u ". and
the Woodmen Of the World a
wife and two sons survive hin.
The body waH removed 90 Butter.
worth a. Sons morgue Coroner
Carroll will make an Investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
STEAMSHIP MAN
WAS MLSERL Y

expenses. and insists on buying her
clothes for her himalf"
Continuing. the wife accuses him
Of refusing 90 lei hgf go to the the
alter or other places of amusement,
aud that when she attempts to 10
alone. ns invariably hides her
clothing
Mrs Mellon charges her husband
wl allowing her 81 weekly for her
houshuld expenses. although he Is
earning $3.50 n month az the
Alaska Coast company. "a Yesler
way. where he Il employed Mrs.
Aieilen demands a restraining or.
der lest be attack her aud DO her
bodily harm. which was granted
this morning by Judge Tallmau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
FUNERAL or euioN.

Tho funeral services OF William
u. Gulon. who was fatally injured
IN the lntcrurban wreck last We'd
nesday. were held from the home
of his father, Frank NJ Gulon. Coos
Il. Green Lake boulevard. at .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Rev.
". n. H. Rees. pastor OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church. con.
ducted the services. lnterment was
made In Lakeview cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
DEREL|C1
SEA WITCH

The American brig ". q. Irwin.
loaded with lime from Roche Harbor
for San Francisco. reports sighting
the abandoned bark Sea witch.
about 200 miles Of Capt F7attery.
The bark WIS hove 70 and had
strong southeast wind behind her.
All of her rigging was standing and
the top sails set She has a slight
list 20 starboard but otherwise app
peared to be IN good condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
SURVEY is NOW
FINISHED

The officials % the Oregon &
Washington railroad state the sur
vey Of the road between Vancouver.
Washington and Seattle has been
practically completed.
The engineers Ia charge Of the
survey parties. along the lino be-
tween this city and Vancouver.
we're called together az the Union
Pacific office Ia Tacoma last week
for the purpose Of making final ar
rnnRemcnta for connecting the diff
feront divisions into which the sur
Vey was divided,