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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
ENDORSE
CRUSADE
KING COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY HIGHLY COM
MENDs THE STAR FOR ITS FIGHT AGAINST
PATENT MEDICINES

With an attendance of nearly 100
members. the King County Medical
society held ita regular monthly
meeting At the chamber of COM
mcrec last night II was one Of the
most successful gatherings Of the
society In point OF attendance ever
held, Considerable business OF i'm.
partanee WAS transacted.
In few words of praise for the
manner In which the members had
assisted him. nr. J n. Lyons fciin-
uuiahed the office OF president and
turned the duties over 10 his sue
oesaor. DR. q, H. Randeli who
thanked the members for comforting
upon him the honor OF the position
lie named the standing committees
for the ensuing year. after which nr.
C.. W sharplra presented case OF
bert bert for clinical examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

thirds Of the property he obtained
from these contracts for So .0eo lie
sold forty five lots and has left
threo lots on the west waterway
and twenty five other luta that are
worth n least 81 0.UCa
At che time Judge AlbsrtBon took
the contracts they were not eonslds
cred worth the paper they we're
written on It's client had 10
money and forced them on him. The
title vas doubtful. but the courts
afierwand cleared Il up For years
Judge Aihsftaou carried the lots be
cause he could not Eet rid ~ them
The resent boom IN tidelanda gave
him chance TO become a wealthy
man
judge Aibsfte9n - serving his
s@oond term upon the superior court
bench. Ito has grown up with the
elty 81 Seattle having read las here
in early days. while working oa a
newspaper RA a reporter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
MARINE NOTES

steamer Rainier. Of the l.. ~
Gray Steamship company, will leave
Port liadlock for Frisco Wcdnea-
day. She vii carry a fun cargo ~
lumber and a small passenger lisi
steamer Genlralia. Of the l. ~.
Gray Steamship company. will leave
Aberdeen for Frisco Wednesday
with a full cargo of lumber aud a
fair passenger list
Santa barbara will sail for San
Francisco Friday with a fun cargo
of hmbcf.
Tho steamship Minnesota, OF the
Great Northern Steamship company.
In due 10 arrive IN port AZ p. ~.
today
Steamer Harold Dollar ia due TO
arrive in port from Valdez Jan. H.
The steamer Vienna. which hr-
rived Ia port from San Francisco
yesterday Ia now taking on cargo
~ flour at the Centennial mills. she
viii sem leave fof the orient.
The Minnesota IL due 20 arrive IN
port from the Ortcst this evening,
but viii probably be delayed on ne.
count Of the severe storms
The United stutea transport Dix
was yesterday placed on the drydoek
az hremefton, where she VIII be
given a general 0verhaullnR she II
due to sail Tor the Philippines Feb
ruary 1.
Steamer iierthn n due 90 STRIVE in
port from seward ana other Alaskan
points tomorrow She has, fair pas-
srnEer list.
Steamer Santa Barbara. ~ the l..
~ Gray Steamship company ar
rived in port yesterday with 700 tons
Of general merchandise After IN
loading her cargo ahe left for Olym-
pia. where she VII take on cargo
FOR her return trip, Hhe IL due to
leave Olympia Wednesday.
The steamer iiweli Waa pulled off
the beach near Port Townsend yes
tefday and towed 10 Port Hadlock
By the TUGS wsnderef aud Wyaada.
She IL IN bnd condition.
The Hammond mill has received
"a large order fof flour from Japan,
which. n they fiil. Will keep them
running over time for an indefinite
length 81 time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Nathaniel W Bostwiek died yea-
tefiay AZ 1905 Pine 81 Mr. host-
wick WAS a well known A. % u. W
man for the past 81 years. Funeral
services will be held from Butter
woriha under the auspices Of the
lodge
Fred Potter has filed complaint
against Henry Dlllman. both rect.
dents Of York charging him With
assault aud battery The trouble
arose over the loan Of $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
PEANUT PARTIES AT THE
INCH MINSTREL SHOW

The odd and original flavor ai
viewing a real show from niger
heaven" ln the sernaeulaf Of the
street has appealed 90 10 many OF
the student body that the entire gal.
lusy will most likely be filled with
srhool representatives 10 cheer aud
applaud the efforts OF their school
mates In burnt cork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Peanut parties are to be given IN
connection with the high school
minstrel show These parties have
planned to get twO.blt seats up IN
the top gallery. whore they can
MUNICH peanuts and give just a.
many class yella and enjoy the per.
Torrance Just much aA they poasi-
big can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
THE THEATERS

nida. an aquatic sensation, was
the feature Of yesterday new show
az the star theatsg iidaea' Rus
sian dancers Was aralheF solid feat.
nre. and Marshall and Lorraine had
the audiences screaming with laugh
ter Mr.. and Mfu NouaE. Ia rube
sketch. also made fine impression
There arr ether clever things ON this
A.asg nax hl1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
Changes in Bylaws.

n WAS decided 20 hereafter admit
10 membership all physicians hold
Ing certificate of membership In
the American Medical hocidy and q
committee ON bylaws vas selected
Co 80 amend the laws Of the society
An unusually enthusiastic affirm
alive vote was taken upon a fcHo-
mtion introduced commencing The
Star for It's course In forbldding the
use ~ lta columns 10 patent medi-
cine advertisements Many CON
ments were made upon the stand
The star has taken for the eradlcd'
tion OF the evil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

John rclFraon. = swefie. IL report
"a missing from bis home a Haf-
mony. skaEit Go. b. sheriff uaf-
men, Peterson Is believed % be IN
sane. and has been missing for fise
days when last seen be vas act
ING IN a way peculiar manner. Tie
leaves a Wife and two small rbiia-
rem AIRS. Peterson. Who IL ia 80
health. i almost rrcstrated with the
shock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
JUDGE IS
IN SWIM
r. p AIRRRTsoN OF SUPERIOR COURT BENCH
GETS FORTUNE OUT OF TIDE LANDS

Fourteen years asa Superior
Judge II. n Albertaon then a ssrug
Cling iaSYeT took from a poor client
ia payment Of a fee ot $500. a bundle
% contracts for tifclanda then com
pistSiy under water.
Yesterday hc aoid lces than two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

J. II Walsh. Of Helena. Mon
Nlll les-tura at the socialist temple.
cen and Pine. Jan. Is Ills subject
wiil De. The Workers Condition.
There will be Illustrated songs and
moving pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
DIAMOND
ROBBERY

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-two thieves
shattered the plate glass window In
the store Of iAebolt aud company.
jewelers. IN the Palmer house block
last night aud stole 81 500 worth Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
NOMINATES
PRESIDENT

PARIS Jan it Fsiiisrea preai.
dent a. the senate. was nominated
for president 81 France by senators
and deputies belonging 10 the repub-
iiran 81 majority party. lie received
&c yetes ard puumsr iaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
ELECTION ROW
CAUSES DEATH

BUDAPEST. Jan. 10 Six peas
ants and two policemen were killed
today In an election row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

feted the city IA a new site fos a
tire ehsine house II has become
necessary 60 remove tho engine
house &C f0urth and battery The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
STILL LOOK
FOR "A SITE

reuncllman Eblnden and members
n me beard 90 works viii this att
sreeon make an Inspection of the
,,fgeus locations that have been eff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

and ~ W G. lfeuany read an in
iefe-iing paper upon medical sub
Jecth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
Credit

The world laughs with the pleas.
ant man and laughs AZ the man who
exists without an effort toward
pleasant hvtngi help people 10
live In pleasant homes.
FATHER TIME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
EXHIBITION
NOW OPEN
.. S. JOHNSTON MAKES
WONDERFUL SHOW OF
MI slCAl ikSTRU.
MEkTs

The ~ r. Johnston Co. has
again enlarged its quarters and
additional space has been Fe-
cured downstairs Tor the accom-
mediation ~ ~ huge stocks
Without doubt the greatest
and most unique collection Of
musical merchandise "a wash
inrtun r. to be seen Ga this store
Besides the extensive collection
~ pianos. there's n very large
number ~ mes hhnieaiiY opeFat-
81 Instruments.
The Regina Concerto "a VERT
table orchestral the PLAN or
cheHtfn. the Reliable Player
Piano these are suitable for use
in public places cafes. etc They
can be- squipped with Hickfi=in-
the slot arrangement n desired
Incidentally. ihiH is the only
concern iu the city showing a full
tvo-nanuai pipe organ. Made
bN kimhaii
Also here's the Metrosfyie
ptsnala. the Aeniiau Cas- or
chrsfreile and the Pinuola
Pianos
Lastly. there's an immense
array ~ Edison IhnuuNFmp ha
and Victor Talking Machines.
with thousands ~ records fn-
promptu coucsrfa are given each
day Visitors are cordially well
come
T-aaY payments can be read.
IS arranged on any Of these in-
strumeuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

diamonds. The police found the
broken window this morning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Gmropdifde 8abelberiete.
Die SuberfmIoe. Comic.
reH3.

"
Saug, 6. September. = Inter
3o9lreifer 9etbeiligung apuroe belite
bier Die internationale Sltberfrloie-
Gonieren3 i'm 9eiiein 0es Hrin5en
Seinrid Ser Nieoerlanbe eroffaet.
Der fron3oitide Winiiter oes aeit.
beren, Bourgeois. ml,rOe gum Hrdii.
benten oeS ,Mnti 9uberfrlole . Der.
banoes" ernannt.
Vaploff's feine Sano.
Yetersburg, 6. September.
@ie perlautet, bat General Youloff
~oenienigen 5beil bes Hegiermngs.
programmes abgefabt, ipelder anf
Die 2ono.a riegsgeridtc 9eaug bat.
9orf n 0rano getedt.
Iopein, &uiiiidl-E olen, 6. SEP.
tenrbcr. = 3errorilten baben ans
Corn boriiber, bob ibre 5oroerungen
nid)s beipiaist iporoen Iino. elm flei.
mes 9ori nabe oieier Stobt in 8rdno
eeItedt. 9as 9orf itebt In belen
5lommer.
8robe aufregnng tn @ or.
dau.
0arh III 6. September.
8robe slufresutg lit bier ourdJ bic
anfiinoigunecn in ben 3eitungert
peruriadt iuorhen, BOP Repolationi-
iten. tpeld)e in %flagranti eripiift wer.
ben, iofort einen Hro5eB our6 elm
ariegsgerift crbdlten iollen.
Gin @efangniB an8egrif.
fen.
Stopincp, &uiiiih . Holen. 6.
September. H. 8epolntionilten Der.
iuften beitte bas beige 8efdngniB
5u .eritiirmen. sic puroen ieood
nod blutigem Sample bon Der @a.
DIE 5uriidaei6Idgen.
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gramer mad Toronto. =
Die SS. Sobn Hiegser bon Der
r0rauer. Union Nr. s" nno @m. Orr
haro bon Der ngierausiabrer llnion
Nr. 173" iuerben iidl morgen abeno
$50 llbr bon Der Gamoen.S tation
ans nad) Toronto beseben, I'M oils
Telegaten an Der BORT am Wontag
beginnenoen, u%ngciabr 5iuei Wohen
oalernoen Contention oes 8ereinig-
ten 0rauer>I erbanoes Der 8ereinig.
ten Staoten nno Ganaoas bei5ufpob.
men. Iic Sauptpunfte bel DER Ser.
iammling meroen iid INN peridie-
bene Gifieren5cn 5miideu ecni
9ralierperbono nuo Der federation
Of Sabor" 0reben.
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Mmcrifa abermals ubemanf.

@arbIebeab. Maii.. 6. Sept.
- 3ie Oeutiden Sadten erlittcn
heute bel ser @ettfabrt in Der Yepcr.
bnng INN Den &ooeiepelt-g efer Die
brittle Nieoerlage, iino ais Sieaerin
eing ans Dem 3ampfe aud oiesmol
Die amcrifaniide Sadt rgim.~
eigentbum oes Commodore Srenor
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Die 8antbGtigfcit.


prGhtige Wurquiie. Gin s(te-
Tier fir Sans S6ulcr. = Sc.
riidte iiber ocn 9nl eincs groben
Sotcls nno observation-disclosures.
Ger MrditcfteusSirn1 9alolpin &
Yennington milroe Die @rlaubniB CT.
tbcilt, Dor Dem meitlifen GingauJ
oes yEeobobp.r SnltitutS" cine Mor-
quite su crbouctt. Gas 9cplon.c
9olluerf, is SUB lang unO s 6uB
brett, miro aoll5 ails Giien nit cincnl
Iade aus gcripptcm @los conitruirt
uno inn Stple Der 8ocooe gebaltell
meroen.
Muf Dem gauplab an Der Siioleite
scr 2afapettc-Ipenlc, nobc CHARLES.
StroBe, meld)cr fiir5lid) bon Dem
9ilbbauer Sans Sd)uler erporhcn
mllroe. miro oericl6c Gin mooerncs
sltclier crridten.
@criidte pom acknowledgements Or
bollung cines II ltodigen combinir.
ten Goiinos, SotelS nuO @obnungS'
Gcb1uoeS tolld)cn bcltGnbig mieocr
oili, oa ober Die ElGne nnp Die Gage
oes ongebli6en WiqionenproicftS
ltreng gebeinl gebulten WerOen, 10 lit
8enalles niht IN Grfobrung 81 bril,
gen. Gie BETTER ocS nGutolp.
Souie," sic nit Dem Elone in Ser.
binbung gcbrod)t merbell, lppIlen bon
elmer %cr6nocrung ibrcS Gtabliiic'
mcrts Nid)ts wiiien.
Sr. artbur 9obm p%erfoufte cin
@rumoitiid an her @inbior-WtiG.
Hooo in 8olbropf nit einem 5fpolf
GGunle entboltenOcn Sollie al Srn.
Gmil Grodin fiir lltgcf1br $1,000.
Die SS. Gbos. 6. StGinbad uno
Sobn 6. &umpi bnben bos 2iltodigc
@obnbolls Nr. 1922, Noro Sutton.
apenle, bon Sorpep Sutton fGllilib
c%riporbcn.
Cos ncue @ebGuoe Ser vSporbanf
bon Baltimore" an Der SiibpitsGde
bon Baltimore uuo GborleSsS trobe
lpirb iebt al6 ieiner inneren Gollen-
olng nGber gebrudt. Sir Die Scr.
5icrungen merOen ousiblieblib Mar.
NOR unb Vron5e peripenbet iuerOen.
Die Gontroftc fir bieie grbciten iin0
ld)on pcrgcben.
3uei grobe Streifen 2ano, wclde
an iein Gigentbum gren5en, bat Der
Baltimore Gountp.Glub" bon Der
yHplanb4Earf-@o." ertpprben. Gin
Strciien eritreft iid) SIG Sub an ocr
Sialibe.Honb uno 208 SUB an Scr
Sails Gooo, ein onoerer 20t6uB eut.
lang Soas.Hoao uno 1000 SUP 5mi'
iden Gogcpole- unO GlubsNoab. Sir
cilcn Wogeniduppen ipuroe eingull'
plab 1879 bel 140 Sub; at llpluno.
unb Glub,Hpao ermorben. Ger 8oui'
preiS miro aitf $4,000 geiddbt.
Sr. Somllel Sorriion bat bon
Srn. e. Wndt 10 5meiitodige @obns
bGllicr, Die Nrn. SOP bis $50, Siio.
aeniett. spenue. fir Den Yreis bon
umgei1br $1,000 gefauit.
Sr. Gurl Yeder perfoufte an Srou
&, YerfitS Oas breiltodioc @obn.
balls Nr. 230, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Dos
einent @rlno5ins BON $500 inter.
morien lit.
9aieball. - Die goltintorer
goiebaQipieler iteben jebt an 5%lueitcr
SteQe. Sic beiiegten Die Nelporfcr
geitern auf beimiiher GrOe 5lpeimol,
p1brel,b Der Club BON Seriep.Gitp,
ser 81 Sauie aud 5ipei Spiele ipielte,
zines bcrielben an ben Glib bon
GropiOence perlor. Die geltrigcn
Spiele Der oitlihen 2iga ipareil, iuie
folat:
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nur rod 5 &ro5rnt Der biciigen Guni-
g~rantett @elftidc iinb, iogt Sr. @eis,
auf bei1laueb Die ppr5iigli1en 2ono-
itraben cincn tiefen einorud gcmodjt
haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

gin liter 9 iinoer.- 8idter
8eplinger bonn norooitliden Holi5et
oiltrift ian0te geitern ben ~70-idbrigen
@iuiam Yalil BON Nr. 1I2, Mlilli-
finzS trabe, anf 5iuei Wonote iu's &C.
fangnik mciI or iid gcacn Die ieds-
idbrigc Map Scott u~ngc60rig 6enom-
men battc.
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$17SS
Mns bcn Wcrihtcn.

bas i6r %periprpd)cne Seim. =
s(noere ungliidlide gben.-2ett-
mi0ige Seriiigungen. - SaItct
9ruoer fir tobt.
Marp 6. Briggs, cine Shncioerin
bon GER, 2437, Sit-6eoeral4Strabe
erbielt cine abiolute S6eioung BON
ibrem @atten CHARLES 6. BRIGGS, oen
tic aall 30. april 1890 gebeiratbet
bate. 3lpei Gage naf Scr Seiratb,
ia9tc 5rml Briggs, babe tbr Mann
lie init Sem Scripredcn perluiien, elm
Seim iiir lie 81 %griinOen; Orei DO
nate ipGter babe CT ibr $50 geianbt,
ulb ieitoem babe iie nid)ts pon ibm
pernomtnen.
Mbiolilte Sheioung ipiini6en an-
ME DC. @oooen bon Sarrp 8. $500
Oen, ben lie am 90. Suli 1900 gebeis
raiJet; goparb Sanes BON Warp
Sanes, nit ser er iid ont I. Sftober
1901 perbeirotbet; 8ntie 9. @alfer
nnn douglas 6. @alfer, bem lie airl
~. Nopem6er 1890 Die Suno gum
9lrnOe gereidt.
2ettmilli9e Ger ii 9 II IL.
Sen.
Oas Seltamlent ser perltor6encn
6rou Sobanna Soaberg &oges Der.
mad)t ibren 9iuoern aus eriter Gbe,
Srieoerife unO Charles Spllberg,
urlb Den ainbern aus ibrer 5peiten
Che nit Senrp Spges ibren NodloB,
bcitebeno aus Sen beioen Saliiern Hr.
1900 unb 1902, YeoboopItraBe, unO
5mei Sppotbefen gum getrage BON
$1,000. 9as Electromagnetic bat Naf-
ridt erbolter, bub Elm Ginpano 9e-
gen Oas Seltament erboben iperoen
miro.
Naf Dem Seliament oes p%erItorbe-
men 5rl.gliia Grimes i1Gt ser groBte
SIbeil fires 0ohlaiies Dem SRI. Ma.
rion @opb 9pott SIT. Stirbt SRI.
Gpott pbne 2eibeserben, 10 erbalten
Srau Gertrude Chamberlain Smit6
unb 6rau @race 9. Silgbman ons
grbe, unto i'm Salle bieie obre 2eibes-
er6en iterben, fdat bas Sermogen
ip~obltbdtigen amitalten 5t.
SuIten gruoer fiir tobt.
Mnnie &rait nnb 2i55ie Goomes
reihten i'm Superior . @eridt cine
alage ein gegen bie metropolitan
9e6enSperiiderungs-@ eieRfaft" fir
sic alls,ablmlg elmer geriiderung
bon $170 alf oas 2eben ibres Brit
bers Gborles Gid. Der ieit Dem IL.
Wpars 1899, ais er cine @eihditsreiie
nad Hep.Dorf %antrat, ipurlos oer-
idmunoen lit. unb Den iie in 6olge
oeIien fir toot balten.
Nur augenblidlid Ser
Iegenbeit.
Sr. gngelbertb 6. Gawrence, elm
gauunterliebmer bon Nr. 423, %.
Strabe, 6at iein Giaentbum gum Be-
item ieiner @l1ubiger an Srn. W. s.
Carroll oils 1ruItee iibertragen. GS
lit fllir cine augenblidlife Terlegen'
beit bes Srn. 2dnrence. Sein Sut.
baben ibetrdgt $1,000, tpdbrero
Ieinc @erbinoliffeiten iid aui nur
$1,000 bclanien. 9as 8utbaben lit
aber tburdJ eigentbum rep%raIentirt,
meldes nidt obne 8erliit aul Der
Stelle perdubert merben fam, nno
oa Die @ldubiger brangen, 10 mar Die
gerihtlihc llcbertragung Der cin5lge
aiismeg.
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CHtSieasr etanb ber Giabs.
W dbden an Irmen b ~ e t
perbrannt.

I.
Die Seueripebr ipuroe gcitern Dior.
gen 10 llbr bonn Marmfaiten 26S ans
nod Nr. 1923, Noro=S Springs trabe.
seruien, Inn bort Elm ourd @rploiion
bon @aiolin in Der Slide bon 5rall
Maggie Snpoer entitnnoenes 5eiier
5u loihcn. Obtuobl Der 1~9.idbrigen
5odter Gertrude bel Den 9oidperiu.
den beioe arnle unb &1nbe 5iemlih
itnrf pcrbrannt wnren, meiaertc lid,
bic gerlebte, iid ms Soipitol ST. beac.
ben nnb iilhte Die 0ebanolung bcs
Sausar5tes alif.
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germiidjtc Stabfnadri1ten

SetutHuHe StuuItttiuttta 9tetvf
Sic JSt. Siaseut De Naul So
cictp" trifit 8orbereitutgen fiir einen
ofientIiden empfung, Der Cardinal
Gibbons am Sonntag Gadmittag int
Somnerbeim Der @eielidoit an
Wai0en Gboice . Ipenre, nube Der
Srcocrid Gooo, gegebet meroen lou.
Gie ,Sibernier" merben oen Garoi-
nal auf ieinem @ege oon Der ct. Co
mdros.airde an Der Galuerton.H0ao
nabe Dem Seim an Der Harooile.Snne
begriiBen mo nad Dem Seim Der 8e-
ielid)aIt begfeiten. 9ei'm gingang
SIT oen Yarfmlrgeit oesSeims idlfeBt
iid Die Wuiiffapelle Ser Ct. Marien-
Stoultrieidule Den nSiberniern" on.
Die Staatsarbeitsbaus : Be-
Goroe, wel6e beiite cine Sisurtg bal.
ten miro, miro ioie Mabl zines gu
perintelioenten iiir Die gnItult bis
nad Ser Gongrebpabl aufidiebea.
Tidtcr S. ltpibur Gennis bon
Scr obcritcn @eridtsbanf, melder am
8rcitag lebter @ohe 5u Ocean . eitp
einen ShloganiaIl %erlitt, lit nad) Bal
iinlorc in oos Soipital yGburdl Some
ono Snfirmarp" an Srooofuap uno
ACKNOWLEDGING gebrott fuoroen.
Sem linfeS 9ein lit gelGf mt.
- Die Nadtbeamten oet oGritten
Iationalbanf." Ole ictt Sog nuo
Nadt lire Sbiiren often bat, itno Sc.
idGitSiiibrcr @biporo q. 0aprinu
uno ao%iienbeanter Sarrp u. 9ren-
ner. Sn Der epltcu Hadt erbielt Die
9nnf so nelc 0epoiitoren.
Gin arbeitsgiitiger.
3ebn Sabre ner9eblid nah Arbeit
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EaIIure Of panyew 8 noyee.

George II. Danyew and William Boyce,
proprietors of the Elliot street fish mar
ket, filed individual petitions and a part
nership petition I'm bankruptcy yesterday.
Referee f. d. f. Stowe appointed A w.
j. wilkins receiver to take charge of
schedule shows liabilities of $3S26.93 and
assets of $3565.S1. The liabilities are made
up as follows Debts due employees, $23 /;
secured claims, ID. f. Shea $500. John
Austin $1,000. Unsecured claims held
largely by out-of-town supply houses,
$lOO3.9S. Mr.. Sheas claim is secured by
mortgage for $500 on the stock OF goods,
tins claim Is secured by a second mort
gage for $500 on the same property, as
signed to Elizabeth Danyew and Nellie
Boyce. The schedule of assets includes:
Cash, $15.Sl; canned goods, fish, tobacco,
etc, $500; horses and carts, $500; tools,
fixtures and store furnishings, 5000; sun
dry accounts due. $3.50 Mr. Danyews
personal schedule shows liabilities of
$246l.5S and assets of $2374 The liabilities
consist of taxes due the town, $3.5S; debt
to d. f. Shea, secured by mortgage. $500
debt to John Austin, secured by mort
gage. $500; unsecured claims, held prin-
cipally by Brattleboro merchants, $685.
In his schedule of assets are household
goods, S40O horse, pigs, wagons tools,
etc, S349; small accounts due, $l25; life
insurance policy in the Catholic Order
of Foresters, $1,000; Metropolitan Life in
surance policy, $500. Mr.. Danyew claims
property to the amount OF $467 as exempt
Mr.. Boyce's schedule shows no personal
debts except taxes amounting to 1858
His assets are household goods, books
and pictures, $500. claimed to be exempt
and a life insurance policy for $1,000 in
the Modern Woodmen of America, pay
able to his wife.