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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
CAYNOR-CREEN
TRIAL PROCEEDS

SAVANNAH Ga jar. zo.--0oy-
eminent attorneys outlined the case
~ the government in the GaynoF-
Green case before e lurf this morn
ina They said Green and sayu9r
puffs8 uu Captain Carter. a young
officer fresh from West Point. IN
fn he believed he was eauaiied in
ability - none iu the country he
listened 60 their schemes and Der
ruwsa their money Until be was
owned b them body and soul The
two secured enormous appfopfia 2
lions for the harhor Il Savannah
nat they might h.ye biEFef Fusas
irons which - fiifer. They were
able Co 50 - By the aid q their
tool Garter eho got the contracts
b. uafaif metheds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
POSTMASTER
WILL REMAIN

BALLARD. Jan. 20.-Ths present
postmaster. =. T. Peila. t. to be re-
appointed. A telegram vas re-
osivcd from Congressman Humph-
rsy yesterday stating that bis name
would be seat to the senate today
President Mckinley appointed Mr..
Pelis in August. 1899. during = re-
cess and he WAS reappointed By
President Roosevelt January -.
1907.
Al a meeting Of the Business
Mems association OF Ballard. 70 BE-
held at the city hall on Monday
evening. the committees which we're
appointed to look after neS indus
tries and also the COMMITTEES which
vas appointed 20 try and gee a new
depot will give reports Of what they
have accomplished.
A special committee 81 the Bal
lard council and the Fishermen 8
union met yesterday afternoon 10
decide where tho fishermen could
land their boats and spread their
nets. II vas decided to give them
the privilege Of using the place az
the foot % Sixth az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
TRAFFICIM MENSE

OLYMPIA, Jan. "a -TuentY eight
Pr cent e the Eress earnings from
The operation q the Northern Pa.
cific railway Vas earned IN the state
Of Washington. according 10 the ftrsl
annual report Submitted b. that
road 20 the state railroad commits
sion
The Erees earnings from operation
Tor the entire system was tsa.lii.-
eT0Ss. and Ia Washlnxfes ttftss.-
aets2
rh~ total mileage of the system,
including leased lines. Il sk9sss. Of
which i.fa8it miles are In the state
q Washington.
The average receipts pr rnils
FROM each passenger and the aver
age receipts per mile from each tea
Of freight ln the state - Washsns
ton are slightly IN excess ~ the az.
erages in thea. Particulars for ths
entire ayHteFa-
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
NEWS NOTES

II IL reported that an appropriA
ton will BE- made by congress for
a new dry dock AZ RrsmeTton.
Washington oats have been prov
en- superior 10 those Of California
aud Minnesota The test was made
AZ the request % - Paul dealers
A senate COMMITTEES has reported
favorablY upon the appointment Of
a delegate from Alaska.
Senator Clark was given a hear.
Ina before the house COMMITTEES yes.
tsrdsy upon the allegation that hs
has been refusing to pay the taxes
upon his mining property In Ari-
roma.
War IL expected between France
and Venezuela Three French var
ships have already arrived off that
coast. Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
CITY BRIEFS

A number Of residents u Rainier
Beach held a preliminary meeting
Thursday evening 10 dsiermine what
measures should be taken to get
a suitable candidate for councilman
al the next election. D. A. Calman.
captain Of the precinct. presiding
W. ". Vincent vas endorsed.
Capt Heller. OF the department Of
lighthouses and tuoys for the Pa
cifle coast. will recommend that the
channel between Shiishole bay and
the inside harbof be marked with
buoys and that a light be placed At
the point opposite Magnolia bluff
Mayor BaIiinger has prepared
blank record on which he proposes
TO keep the character and record 81
all saloons IN the city. The object
Of this Is 20 have on hand a state
ment % the character Of the pro-
prieior Of every saloon the history
Of the place. whether the police have
had any trouble there and other In
formation that will be o. interest
when an application for license
comes up. Formerly these reports
were made orally by the officers.
The shippers and merchants o.
Seattle we're given assurances yes
terday by 6, " Levey, Of the
Northern Pacific. that their com
plants of inadequats warehouse
facilities and irregular train serY-
ice 10 Eastern Washington points
world receive prompt attention from
the proper authorities.
Professors A. H. YOder and ~ G.
Sampson. Of the University 81
washington. and Henry 4. Dewey
are the new owners of the North
west Journal q Eeucstion. and in
future Il viii be published AZ SIS
rseE York block. this city.
Louis J Merrineld. who sued the
Pacific Coast company for 81 600
f0f the loss Of an arm. lost his case
yesterday The Jury Instructed BY
Judge Hanfofd rendered a verdict
for the company.
Alma BergatfOm yesterday filed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
MARINERS
RESCUED

NEW YORK. Jan % The liner
Maine arriving to-day. brought an
account II the rescue At SEA q the
captain and crsw 81 the schooner
kipiing On January ~ The Kip
ling left Liverpool for New Feund
land for 4 cargo ~ flah The cren
tried 90 pot bach uhen the storm
broke bat the little vessel Vas uu.
able % withstand the sind When
the Mhinu appeared The fifat boat
Nas crushed and al The kipiinEs )
crew thsoNn into she nea The
crew reached some wtee kaEu. to
which they clunK until the sccund
beat appeared The ktpiinE spsrt
20 days crippled a. sea before TIE
rescue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
SUNDAY TOPICS

University Place baptist. nov A.
Heath 10 no a m. Secret Disciple.
ship 30 . m. why Should
Join the Church.
Plymouth Congregational. Rev \
N freeland n , m. snecadeul
Spirituality
Pilgrim Congregational Rev q
T. Smith II a. IA Mutual influ-
race 30 . m. "Hemmed In
Union Congregational. Queen
Anne and Caller Rev J 4 Nichum
n a "a Heavenly Visions
EdEwatrr Congregational. Fro.
mont Rev n E Mills II a. ma
Transformation of Characters
Z 81 , M. Tho Glorious Warfare
EiFst Presbyterian Rev NJ A.
Matthews II a m. Giving Cum
menearafs with Receiving 80
D "a The Age Limit for iahoF
aud Usefulness Thursday. 80 3
m The chafch At Antioeh
Lane Street Presbyterian Het
" J Clifford. II . m Sabbath
Observance ESQ ,. IA "Thc
Dying Thief
First Christian. nroadway and
Olive Rev A l. Chapman II .
m "Fofgirsnrss Tao p "a. The
Two Paths
First Church II Christ. Scientist.
II a N lave
Queen CigY Theasonhirai Society
A. o ~ bali. , "a The Sc
efvt nnetrins ~. Ia. @Meirm.
paYeheais
First Spiritual Society. pythlan
hall First near Pike ltsy Harry
J. Moore 50 an Miracles and
the Medinmahip u Ia. Siads
Tsinity Parish Rev n ~ Gov.
su. n IA. The Epiphany of TT
vine TeafhinF 80 D m. fCY.
ufIan IT Carthage
Advent chsiutlan Rev Ge0rFe y
Ce8prifsr ~ a m. The Seven
Fold Gospel
North baptist Rev Geo. Cairns
m The Kingdom Of Heaven
suftcrsth Violence 711 .. m.
The Storm ~ FIr~ ESQ D "a
-christs i1fs. o. the hofhood ~
Jesus"
FIRST n = srd and Marion Rev
Fletcher T. whargan. II a m.
Christian People 80 p m $50
Ciallam. or Social Spirit which y
t1oyisinu Avenue Unitarian Rev
" u simanis ~ q m neniA-
mln Frankitn Printer. Philosopher
and Patriot"
Haven NJ ~ Howard and john
HsY ? * Drake 30 . m. "A
silly Prejudice
beacon tlfii Congregational Rev
e x Gale ~ =. m Oar Daily
tiread 8 - D m. uhrisfH Life.
Lessons from Hls nofhood
Bethany Congregational Rev G.
n Gale 70 a m Last Week IN
Chfisf'a life
FIRST Baptist. en- near james
REV Mffon y Haynes 10 % a m.
How 60 Build q Church. D. y. m.
a Game II Chance
Thsoaophisal Society. Seattle
lodge. 1890 End : p. m. Hos to
Build a Character
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candidate. ana The farther fact that
be uiit ataa BE- thc auaullnoua choice
= The democrats. has. from rrpuh.
lieap standpoint placed a different
phase utHan She matter anf the tall
tiinbsfs are n9w teins searched fBf
some une who wlll be- able % cat
Into fhia Aoare vote.
The friends II Councilman Will
ian - MafrhE feel that the srire.
zion = Maafe has strengthened Mur-
phys claim ia the republican NOM
inatlan aHa the northern end q the
citY Wlil rpme infa the republican
convention with banners fyiHs and
With a firm determination "a have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

Rogers. representing isaac . s~s,s
~ Cincinnati. Tor rolling ,ss4...
Ga Jefferson ~. - WRONG. aeews...
70 Mf Forester Aithough \. !. !,
the present time trying 70 oas.ss
permission from the colaubn /.
property owners 20 build ~ r.t.
way up that street from Posi- !.
Nluth. he claims that be Dee =
mean that the jefferson - we,ss
has been abandoned
Forester asked permission to ~
up jefferson 81. from Second A. !.
seventh az. The council fsfase, 4
allow the structure q come fsgsk~
Weaf than Fourth aT Forester ~
thar would make the graAs e i
roadway Zoo steep. and ths nai.s
has been dropped pending ~
other arrangements ~ rnlghi =
made BY Forester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
r OgyEk. c
- EEGN 8
REPUBLICANS SEARCHING TIE MI.
HolPAL rcsGr-mAHY NAMES HAVE BGGn SUGGESTED

their man ehoFen Above az. II IL
being pointed out ~ the rank and
file nf ihf ftrubliHn party core
fafaiiaH nlHu must nai be named
oHe iuHi la far ~ paHHinie f-'aeFed
from fha iHint pf the corporations
must be selected ur william uiek-
uHn Moore ssh be- ksly likely 40
tHXe his ufle change from Judge 90
maB1r
0flte other candidates how ia the
field fuf fha republican nomination
Clark 81 Nriilrtnn aud John ~
Miller ssriu to bee iu fha lead George
u WaIkcf d. also spoken ~ ana
there has been mention of Frank o.
Paul. former city comptroller
According fo the Post iutsiiir
eeufer the arEHH or The republican
PARTY che mau uho VIII finally aer
cure the nomination hha not SGT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
OBJECT To
JAPANESE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 20 --
The mine workers convention
adopted n resolution this mornlng
advocated the employment ~ col
yiai labor IN the construction Of
ifausoantinenial railroads II voted
10 sud a memorial 20 congress eN-
pressing belief that the cxcluaiou act
should BE- - extended as 10 Keep
oat eli Japanese and Korean labor
err other than those exempted uy
the present at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
PAINTER FINDS
A N B { R G is

San FRANCISCO. Jan 20 oat
In the tay there eanle fortune to
Joseph Brown. painter. yesterday
To have his fortune augmented b
ss.ese0 inss because a Shiny, geia.
tinous substance LAY across his path
as he vas huutlng. because he knsN
enough "a Feallac that Il vas am
bcrgrts. Was the lucky experience
he had On the beach at ruinf
Richmond he picked II up. and
gathering every scrap II the pre-.
eions staff together. he holds e
now. 3 pounds. every pound worth
Zoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
MRS. DUKE FILES
ANSWER

TRENT. n J.. Jan. 20 The an
aver Of Mrs Lillian N. Duke ~
divorce proceedings inatilGfed by
Jas u Duke. we're filed thia morn
Ing Ahe denies all rharHrn ui
wrong dalng aud alleges lnndeliiy
90 the part 81 nuko She ehafFea
cruelty, deHertion aud malicious
Hlandor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

10 Rent0n From here the ~
waukes will build rs oua llss !
Seattle Before leaving for Esgoss
J - Farrell Who owns consieersii.
stock Ia the e. & .. 8 received !.
nafaneea from the directors a 4.
company that the Milwaukee .esss
ba permitted the use OF he tssss.
aa above stated. for the ressor -.
Mr Farrell did not aaat ths a.
line "a cut through bis farm 10,
Just east Of Renion. one Of the -
beautiful and valuable ia wsis,,
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

Work on The nsS llns 81 he
North Yakima Valley railway was
artaaiiY begun sune mnntha sEe,
and this week the laying ~ rails
wun commenced Twenty eight
miles ~ the read has bsen graded
and IL IL expected that the rails for
this distance will be down within TIE
next three months. The difference
between the ~ Y. a Y. ard uss
North Coast through Rove Hfti cam
yon has bssu adjusted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

fho Manufacturers association
wiz meet "a the seattle Athletic
ciub THE evening az 80 o'clock A
number % complaints have been
made concerning the Interpretation
of the factory inspection Las passed
90 the last session of the legislature
nud thia matter viii be made a aps.
ciai order Tor She evening The mat.
tee OF uniform shipping receipts ana
uomr ether matters VII aisu eame
up Tor discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
HE KILLED HER
WTHA WIRE

Asa terrible climax to = series 81
woman murders IN ChicaKo comes
that ~ Mrs Franklin G. nolhatcr
choir aluKvt wife of publisher,
Who wss trasgea off The street at
6t4S 0vlock tn the evening by q de
Eenorate who mistrcated her ehok
ei her to death and then. With the
indifference he might have dis.
PLAYED IN disposlng q dead dos
throw brr hodN cat upon dung
ptie behind hts house aud went 10
bed
As It was stu there next morn-
ine be notified his father to have Il
REMOVED The palice Ia perfume.
tory manner arrested him a. sna.
pect. and only few moments oi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

stirred the raHha ~ the neuubilrau
rarff tu 9 boiling pitch
Judge Noofra Hvleftian came 81
> surprise 90 che republicans Thef
had locked Zoe the nomination nf a
man difrellY allied with the labor
pniuns such a man HH Matttee
Dow fOf Instance. uud were armnK
ing their fences accordingly
MHsrr being = professional msn
and calculated through hts oau per-
snuafitY e. drae large number ~
votes that would rot be raat foe 4
straight uuf-hHd suf labor uiiuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
LAWYER sTitL STRONG

v y sawysf. proprietor % tbs ufa
Rainier hotel il slated b. the re-
publican wara politicians - the
Fourth ward a. the suresaser - /
r. cole. AR Sawyer seems Ia have
the support ~ the business men and
q, 3. understood that he wiii b. notn.
mated without much opposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
DETECTIVES
NEEDED

Corporation Counsel Calhoun rec
ommends a detective service for the
citY in mining down evidence IN
cases % claims for personal injury
by spending $50 a month IN that
manner he believes the city could
save mnFh money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

chance "sweatiug caused him 20
confess the whole crime lie -
Richard iyens. "a single, a eaFpens
ter.
Mrs. uolilsteF had been out shop
ping and visiting all day and vas
on her way home when she Was
brushed against by lyeus on 4 lone
II street. lie forced her 20 shed
where he had a shop and there com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
RELIEF FoR JUDGES

The county commissioner yoster-
day flied their report on the ventila-
ton Of the county jail The Judges
have complained o. the odor coming
from the jail. especially AZ meal
times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
SENTENCED TO MINUTE IN
JAIL, HE ONLY SMILES

Joe MUNICH. Of the Tenth Infantry.
yesterday nffQnuan served the
HhDftesi sentence IN this county
Just one minute
MUNICH Wis arrested FOR bsf.
drunk aud dlaofdefly iaat June lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

Sas found guilty and fined ,,2 :
30 daYa IA Jail lie appealed : y
caae. and Judge Fraier, Who ~ sas
the appeal. imposed feutss,. -.
one minute The cammaasss, y
Fort lawt0u Major Kfalle tsr,le's
la Muueh'n behalf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

Captain cart p. Hartmann. ~ the
United States signal corps. left VAL
der Thursday for n periodical In
anectlon n the cable line. lie goes
first to Esbsrt then west 60 Central,
comprising the first and second sec
ton 81 the Alaska military cable
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

For several years NO work a Al,
consequence has been done % -.
streets ~ Hsnton. although I'm -.
iH Ia good financial condition. Nv
however. the new council Niil "a,
mence making radical lmprovsmss,,
In this respect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

mlttcd bis crimes she was sought
all night by her people aud the po-
lice. but Was only found the neat
morninE. dead. with a pioce % tsle-
phone wire knofted afuand her
throat.
At iyena' examining hearing a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
VIGILANCE
COMMITTEE

CHICAGO. Jan 20.-A, a meeting
Of citizens this afternoon plans we're
Cor vigilance commit
tee In Chicago 10 suppress crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
HoAaun IN JAIL

HoAouu IN JAIL
Jahn iiogue. Who held up aud
shot g. l.. uewea on summit ay.
two weeks aEo. aud was In turn shot
In the abdomen by his victim. was
yesterday moved fium the county
hospital to tho county Jail. iloaue
~ rapidly Improving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
STILL in FIELD

The impression that the corpora
lions committee 81 the council has
virtually turned down fhe appiiea-
ton 81 = ". Forester ard John *
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

The selection by the municipal
ownership leagues If Iudar William
Hickman Maorr az the head ~ the
municipal ownership cts iirFet has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

About Feb. ] the Puget soss4
Electric company viii eomrses.
running two-car trains on thls ~.
ton of tho line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

been mentioned Whether THE D.
merely political dope or written
eitb the ulsdKe thHt some aae BE-
10 be- tfuttea out az s dnFhborne az
the iHsf niHafe & net known,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

An addition to hla si0re a te,a
viii be constructed immedlaisly !,
r. ~ Harfles. postmaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

IGNiTo GAS MANTLEs need
no match. have no match Price
40 cents Piper 4 Taft. 1924 Second
Ave. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

faffelIa hauAH iHtaets
II IL believed here that the NIL
wAukae road wiil iulcrsest the G. 4
=. az Maple Valley and use the
laftsrs tracks distance Of IL miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

brother of Mira Holiistf's husband
drew pistol aud tried 10 shoot
lHena. but was prevented.
Chiaf OF Police Collins admits that
I, Is unsafe ZOE am woman 10 So
outside her dout after dark IN Chi
eaKo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
ROUTE 70
LAID OUT

LlHE ron lssAauAH ELECTRIC RAILWAY TO REHron psep
Ed upoN-MilwAUKGe WILL mreRseer c. p. RAIN.
VALLEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
Philadelphia Orchestra

The concert, the second in the series, Of
the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Column
bia Theater yesterday afternoon, was an
enjoyable one in every respect The pro-
gram was happily chosen and the work
of the musicians was IN splendid form. all
obedient to the will Of the magnetic con-
ductor, Mr.. Fritz Scheele, who received
great applause on his first appearance and
also at the conclusion of each number. The
orchestra first played a Faust overture by
Wagner, written while he was In Paris
but first performed at public concert at
Dresden four years afterward. Then came
the Fifth Symphony in C, by Beethoven
by many considered his masterpiece SO full
of melody and of joyous feeling, and each
movement was given with full effect and
excellent tone color The final number
was Max Schilling's symphonic prologue
to Sophocles Oedipus Rex, a modern COM
position of fine Instrumentation and pur-
pose.
The soloist was Nine. Olga Samaroff, a
pianist, who. though born in this country
got her education chiefly In Paris and Rus
STA, and who has come back to her native
land to reap the rewards of her hard la
Dor. She played first concerts in E flat
ma jor of List for piano and orchestra and
proved that the kind and praiseworthy
things said of her elsewhere have been fully
justified. There is no doubt Of her techni-
cal skill and power, and she played with
good judgment and intelligence. She was
recalled again and again, but she only
bowed her Acknowledgements and did not
give another selection as was desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
SUITS AGAINST VISITORS.
Complaint Referred to Corporation
Counsel for His Advice.

A complaint has been received at the Dis
trict building from Anton II. Glassen of
Oklahoma City, Okla, TO the effect that he
had been in this city a year ago, and that
while here certain man served a subpoena
on him and subsequently brought suit for
alleged services rendered in 1901. The
writer said that the case was set for trial
December Il, 1905. but came to trial a
month later-he waiting all that time to get
into court. Mr.. Glassen adds that he was
not indebted to the plaintiff in the case.
but that a verdict for 500 was entered
against him. and he called the attention of
the Commissioners to the difficulty which
would naturally be experienced by a man
1900 miles away from home in setting up
a defense.
The writer cited another almost parallel
case about five years ago, when Henry
Overholser, a westerner, was sued and con-
cluded with the statement that he called
the attention of the Commissioners to the
matter only because 1t may be a common
thing for such suits TO be brought against
visitors to the capital and that they
might be interested to get legislation for
the District so that parties can feel safe in
sojourning a day or two In this city,
Commissioner mcfarland moved that the
matter be referred to the corporation coun-
sci, with request for his advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
DR.. Otto Nordenskyold.

DR.. Otto Nordenskyold, the renowned ant
arctic explorer, who will speak in the First
Congregational Church on next Tuesday
evening, has been familiar with Polar prob
lens from childhood. When he was but a
boy his uncle, Baron A. E. Nordenskyold.
made the northeast passage in an Arctic
voyage which astonished the world. The
fascination of exploration he could not es-
cape. and hardly had be taken his Phi. D.
at Upsala and become professor there be-
fore DR.. Nordenskyold quilted Sweden for a
two years trip among the wastes of Pata
gonia. There he Joined a Danish expedition
to East Greenland, and finally, in 1901, car
ried out his cherished project of searching
the antarctic region. DR.. Nordenskyold
gives not only his personal narrative of dar-
ing peril and endurance, but with his fine
set of photographs he takes his audience
with him into the polar seas. The seats for
this lecture are sold at T. Arthur Smiths
ticket agency 1927 f street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
EDITOR MCCORMICK DINED.
Senator Hemenway Invites Some Dis
tinguished People to Meet Him.

Senator Hemenway of Indiana gave a din
ner at the New Willard last night in honor
Of Mr.. A. A. Mccormick of the Indianap-
oils Star, who has been visiting the capital.
A beautifully appointed table was laid in
one of the private dining rooms of the
hotel and an elaborate menu was discussed.
The other guests were Vice President
Fairbanks, Senator Beverage, Speaker
Cannon, Representatives Foster, Clancy
Holiday, Watson Overstreet, Charles B.
Lands, Crumpacker. Frederick Lands, Gil
bert and Brick; Mr.. John l.. Griff1ths, con-
sui general at Liverpool; H. w. Marshall
ex-speaker of the Indiana house; H. z.
Starr chairman of the republican execu-
tive committee of Indiana; Mr.. A. T. Hurt.
Mr. James P. Hornaday, Mr.. Louis Lud-
low Mr.. A. w. Tracy and Mr.. N. o. Mes
senger.
The guest of honor, the Vice President,
Speaker Cannon, Senator Beverage, Mr..
Grifiths and others made speeches and the
members of the congressional delegation
kept up a running fire of witticisms and
gentle roasting of each other throughout
a most delightful evening. About the only
thing not discussed was politics.