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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

Didn't you see some beautiful seen
cry when you made the ascent of
Pixies Peak" Yes. the scenery was
all right but didn't like the climb it
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
lnportant to N others.

You may not see an airship sail next
summer. but you'll see many a house
fly.
Lewis Single Binder straight &c. You
pay lUc for cigars not so good. Your dealer
or Lewis Factory, Peoria, III.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

Mrs Windows Soothing syrup.
Fo- ctid--a t.sthins -Jftsus the gums. r--uc-s %
EAn24A -oG, A.Ays pain I'd cD4A.- t-UtL
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12
37765 Denver to City OF Mexico
and Return

The CITY Il Mexico invites the toarist
with tboasssd different attractions. II
app,as to aii classes Of pleasure seekers.
Its parks, P'azas, grand old catbedrals,
theatres. csshs. art gallerie. and museums
are among the finest and most interesting
in the world. The climate is delightful.
Side trips nay be made from the City 70
the Ruins Il Malta, TAmpico. Vera Cruz
and other Points. ::Mr. L. L. Fisher. q.
r. A., Co,asdo 4 Soothsru. Denver. will
furnish fuu Anea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12
N~rnN W AbyrSrSkS1p,y
L. Narsh. In.ane.

Estate o. Z. I. UhfSh, Insane.
The Undersigned, having been appointed
Cops~rvstor of the E-tste Of &. l.. Marsh.
late a the County Of Gunni=on, in the state Of
Colorado, insane, hereby give. notice that
be will appear before the County Casr, Of said
Gunus-on County, at the Court House in Gun-
ni-on, in aid County, on Monday, the 5th day
Of February, A. ID. 1873 at the hour os ton
O'Clock a. m - said day. at which time all
persons having claims against said E.tste
are notified and requested to attend Tor the
purpc-e OF hav wing the same adj u st~d All r<r.
sops indebted To said Estate arr reave~,ed 10
make immediate payment ~ the 1nderSixped.
Dated at Iunnson, Colorado, this arh day Of
Deceabes, 4. d. lNB.
nRxnv 2 LAGR
Jan.-Feb. 3 In.ane
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

The last week in January and the
first in February will he q mem
orable one in the history of the live
stock interests of the west. The
Western Live Stock show will he
held in Denver at the Stock Yard.
and several important meetings will
he held At the same time. Among
these are the annual conventions Of
the National Live Stock Association.
the American Stock Growers Aeeoci-
alton, the National Wool Growers
Association and the Colorado Cattle
and Horse Growers' Association
Full particulars in regard TO the
show will be sent to any one inter
essed Who will write II. Petrie, Gen.
eral Manager Of the Western Live
Stock Show, Sock Yards. Denver
Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12
tteU PUBLICATIONS..

>Wttt fff
In tho matters of t .t of fti-,l NJ ore
lee n-e q
No 'o y hefe1y GO hf' uu VI g. q ,i4r
18th dsy 80 Jtnn 500 b ng -.
lac day "f thr ubar ~ sf th.
Ht' unri - ga A. o. Fr,sba q
in th - ~ 90 Go fr a Suste 80. 4
minis rat ) 81 r-tate. a D. t~'ar iefsre
the uisc sf SAID or. ~ ny huH set 4.
meni ~ uch Hfrix ard ~ the ap
prosal of he Hn VI ll ~ apfsN 10 g.
% chsfge a su o at1ii'.i-ir 81 ~ VIII b
tim m ~ any y ,l o. int.rrs mat an
pear and y essn - C.i fl. g. II En,
ia 're be
Ia ed vt Hunnisot., olur D.. 7 a fa5.
SUSIE y NppRE.
Aimini.trstriS ,d tie IS az. fWil- ~ NJ. y.
Dec l5-ytn. ". ec ased
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12
I luog ~ tor G~e.a.a. Ca~usy
pck Csousu

Dck 0ooOGa
NsAscs = her'aV esven thss ts..
kAio~saG seg lf'el e.sissaiu. a,sd al
.at.sss t.ar~r~s,.d uiil d. ,ld Az E.-sr...
IAss = sks y 4 & ', wards ~
G.asi.as . iH a'ei.-k >..iarsl.4..
.Iaa.ssy H. l@6 AL eslst,. ws,
l,e t.sAes ~ au FRIDAY. fhe l2si. or
irci.s~ - 3D. ii.ev will all rc.ci,
Gssassoa sarldy at Do o'cl.~.A
>s.sase!ss. liis aiisriisspn q >.ss,sr.
day wsn h. degaes 10 a sls.c...l
aseetiaG II she Az. a'iastsa.
ouia CREEg
h. l.. hAlarsL c.,Ta..ia. aud Josn
Sslks ss1 Casier fres-ler assistants.
~sbl. % sAs 2lh gather all .-ira,-
tr..a tWusaer hrs ranch ,o A. L.
iAysesA a"Pp'ng over nlxid al
Hyzes's Al raachmea ga oh,u
crssk 80 sxBtrted ~ ASSIST ~heu
she osss6a ssrives al their Respective
placs~. ~ she way ui having essrsys
cerrslisd os By mounting and ASSIST
rag TO - shem iuto the road. The
s.sssse - trwf ~ each valley
last RivER.
j. K. Spann. captain. Louls MIlier,
o. T.. Willis ani Geo Adams ass st
ants. will gather from Bt,,s,on :
10 Slean brus ranch on the Ganni-
son. s,eFpsng over utghi al Spann
Bros. And Sampson : ranches
QUARTZ Certg AND LowER ToNICHI
HERMAN ltausi-, captain, Frank
Vae'er sad Tad Van Tuyl assistants.
viii gather all estrays from Ohm
tuv 70 Gunrison. stopping over
night st Hartmaus ranch.
UrPER ToMIcH VALLEY
Steve Waters, captain, W l.. Ben
nett. A. II. Mcl onnelI aud Charley
Shipsn assistants will ride from
Saree"is ~ PaTlins aud surrounding
territory tirning over estraNs be
longing hollow Parlins and unknown
eslrsys 10 Captain RausIs or riding
thro.gh to Gunnison
CooHEroPA
Joha Lupold, captain, Geo. Van
Alstine sad Henry Roberts assist
ants. will gather all estrays from
McIlo~0aGh to Rsasis Bros. ranch
turn over estrays 10 Captain Rausi.
or drive 70 Gunnison by 10 O'Clock
Saturday.
SourH BEAVER
c. W AeFgelman, captain, r. II
Andrews and Del Sears, assistants
will drive all esirays on Beaver creeL
to r II Andrew on the 18th ano
assist him to Gunuison on the 18th
LOWER GUNNIsoN VALLEY
X r Mergeluau, captain, r. II
Andrews, T. W. Dean, r. NJ Coopel
aud Harry Carpenter, assistants, vii
gather estrays from J J Carpenter,
aud below, driving 10 c. l.. Stone,
GA the l2th and stopping over night
STuBH's GuLcH, ETC.
W. ;. Hartman, captain L. i
, Stevens and john Adams assistants
! will ride St"bbs guIch, Lost Canon
r Outcais Hartman's Adams anC
Miller Bros. ranches aud Gunnisor
flats.
; CEBoLLA VALLEY
L. A. Foster, captain, Franz
, Andrews and other assistants, vii
gather all estravs aud turn then
! over to Captain MergeIman at lola
on or lsfore the l., or ride to Gun
nlson if preferred
All estrays brought in that arr
J uuku uown to anyone will be turned
over 10 w. +. Hartman, as state in
; specr,r to advertise according to law
: Tins 10 new idea. bot it is be
: lieved win be a splendid thing fol
all our stockmen. 1t will save an
immense amount Of riding and writ
ing letters. Push it along and make
The first estray day a great success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

The short course at Fort Collins
agricultural college for ranchmen
stockmen begins next Monday and
will last for two weeks. The rail-
roads grant half fare and expenses at
the college are comparatively small.
1t is pleasant and profitable winter
outing for those who can get away.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

A telephone line is going over the
range irAn the Gold Cup niue near
Tin Cup 10 St Elmo where it will
connect with the Mary Murphy line
to Buena Vista.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

oTIIs B1d1s
AsoaAsr 81 Al a. -
lns ~ tsgrt
as Go
hcaser e. sra ~ - J % .
III. wssf e.
SO o. 81 rlss
.sca.'r 81 t- auf
nssf-h i-.fi.r arf.
~-f-sissisv v.f -a V
0esfa- ~ - *
s'si fis l--r
suv.r- rtu -
1ni the pc. ana . ~
q god m.risf "a > at o., hu,~
4 81 sssfi. s~f o..
suvshsnG thai er- s-'.,'i u-e -
h"aglf up Hn,v-- .r ls'
! h. A,e - ve,-a sr. 90.
-,sras sd .~'s ff irs-
en aeaf steer w. 90 ts qasrt =.
>-.esr ! h..s. ualf ~ - WI
ealS rsnQiWg g. re- ill- ssvn D.
81 ~ \ t.sfs - wt~ u1ssi- .s-
a hu'sch - ~ Hc- .i..a - o..
s.--' s.,le ma4 =..verf syeek-
Daler- ar'- atnru Ira h.c
tFade i,ere 4 risr the w.es e she
1--we >i~.t Sh.tv ~ he h..li the
i,iier us,ri 81 n lnfn err.sff
MANY ea-iorn - 81 y tsie al
vantage sf thr .. r.,i,s "a. ri ~
cs,me h're - re nul rc.ha-e
i..eiiug stuff 'rrtr u, ruis-r sI
caiilr will unsla.. o., i-. os. ted.
V \ FriToN.
IL Is hn- nrsr .-..i.,s f.sr
s,apr e tatr g.. .n erraI i, r4neh
meu tD fxi1If r -tt.- "a the
coming shows 10 ur ~r,,ssiar
Ammn's. wh,h a~i fa -i,,tea
fhsd the prfz- rr- .rr az
were si''er- a 80 q 1U ruHna-
and po h,.ft,rt lpduvr boa. -rveraI
launches be- s,w il',i,. cr "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12
AsxI>is,R,re ,reR's >Ms oY x... r,r,r,

By virtue ~ an order AMI decree of tn.
County Court OF truHfii-on Csuuty. stale III
Colorado, in probate. ma ie and enter a oI
rec ri On the 2oth lay Of D-~ember. A. D. IgJl
on the pei itiun of the under igu4d aiuiini .
TRAITOR - the estate Of Richard B. Wilson. ds
cease for leave TO sell the real estate of said
deceased, | shall, ON the 1sth day Of January
A ID 1896 Al The hour - ten o'clock ia the
forenoon of said day oifer sale. at private
sale, at nv residence at Pow ierhorn in sad
county the real estate desc bed as follow
TOW
Lots one and two, and the swi. OF the ne /.
and the SCI. ~ the NV. sect on 2. tslwn-hip
VI y. X. West, \. ~ Y. NJ, County u 6uuui
son and state q Colorado:
On the following terms, to the highest aud
best bi ider therefor to-wit; for a price not
less than the appraised ne thereof ls-vt;
eighteen hundred dollars purchaser to assume
the paymept OF the note -ectrei by u deed OF
trust said property and to pay The balance
~ the purchase price t. the d ieued IN cash
IN day of sale said sale is T. be- made subject 10
the approval and confirmation of the said
Court kraENE A. MCtrsEGoR
Administrator OF the Estate - Richard b
Wilson, Deceas ased
Dated this Dec g7th. 1906.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

Harry c. Rogers. an attorney Of
Aspen. spent day in town the last
OF the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12
II y ~

~tNs,s>
ST NrE OF COLOR ,Db. -
COUNTY ~ tsrNSI~oN.
H. the "a .ty C..art
o. NJ Aikine.
~ ''"'ih' s,uvo>s
NV u " riieid
Detesf 4 Mt
The Peol Ie the II te, q ol ,ado
To ". y tterh.l he def udsmt sbov.
named. Treating;
Yo~ are here relu red appear in an
action brought sgaii- y"u bs fiie ah ma med
plain i'll in TIN g. uniy onr t.uut.isuu
county. sac 4 ,olnradn, aid .. swor the
,lIsin, s l,,er;'ln - vi h'n irrn ",- Hter the
II served OF iii tuu y. by pnb irsti N.
within thifty tsy- 1T he service re 4 es-
cl sl'e oi the say Of ser ic ;of ia gm-nt ny
default vi ne akeh ,,Ccor iirg To-
the prayer 81 The cnu y an hni II a copy {
the c mi'iair' IN The ~ We = title a-tfnu he
hen eot b made out ~ j. state. ttu.n ten laws
aidito al o. The time insb We if a
for spp'arHuce and suSw = wti he % he
tore me taking 81 ju gnelt by default a.
afates,ii.
The sil action is bruuzh' to ,ec Wv icon,
Won th sum q iifr, skalaa : alleged To re ne
plaintiff for services rs urg.'s peri rmed Tor
you hetween he Stu aud ..th sSs OF JUL, isO j,
with inter. st
aud for tne further suutf rhr hrndr a ard
@l-luj .oflar- tor s'rYi - ofr ,. NJ. ve-
loueal Hs At rney M m uey nd vuuc a by
him for your b.ieht b tweeu TIA h iay Z
February aud the i'th isy July 1917. said
claim having been assigned T. y aintiA Tor
value.
For costs - uit an f,r -urh other relief rs
may appear Il an pr per vi ] more full,
! APP etr from tho CON "a ia sal . action 10
which reference - lure made
And ytu are hereb' no iiird that II y o. fail to
appear, and T. sSer th- said comp aiut rs
above tequife tie AID az tih viii rHus
your default 10 be uttered herein snd then pro-
Gee 10 iu igment against ypu pr tyed for in
said com iaint.
~ Given updar my hand and
|aHAuN the seal uf sal I q, urr y Gun
MS n H. sHi & . uniy n 2nd
~ - day of beceml.r 4 H. So
tEC. tiErHERINGrOS
Dec. l5-Jan. 70 Judg. an Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-12

WANTED; by Chicago who es lie an mai or iar
house a-sistan man fIfau W. maui for
this couuty and Joining trrr tory salary
s2p and expense pau week y; expet,se money
advanced. N'rk pleassut; Position pc ma
nent. No investment or exu'.i iencs guired
Write ~ once fsr full particulars snf e close
self addressed envelope. COPPER Il co.
lJ2 Lake ST, I hicaeo III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-25
HARPER & BRO HERS,
STENSLAND IN AMERICA AGAIN
Landed in New York Yesterday From
Morocco.

] Under arrest by New York detectives
Pauf o. Stensland. former president of the
| milwaukee, Avenue State Bank, Chicago
| who stands indicted for heavy embezzle
ments from that institution, arrived In New
| York harbor last night. He was taken from
the steamer Prinz Adalbert on which he
came from Morocco, to which country ba
| had fled after the wrecking of the hank
and according to his son. Theodore Stems
| land. he will plead guilty to several of the
charges brought against him.
| Stensiand has made compete confession:
| according to Assistant States Attorney
| harry Olsen of Chicago, who went 10 Tan
gier, Morocco, to take the former napk or
| ilcial into custody. and In his confession he
| Implicated other prominent Chicago men
| Attorney Olsen declined to name these men
ineoaore Stensland, who gave out an Of
hcial statement for his father declared thar
the latter had made no signed concession
put that he had admitted committing GER
tain ofenses which constitute EN- be zzIemant
under the Illinois laws To some of the in
dictments for embezzlement his father
would plead guilty. he said, and in the ca So
OF others he would turn states evidence and
lmpiicate all Others who should be Indicted
in connection with the failure of the bank.
Stensland made the further statement, ac-
cording to the son. that if the shortage in
the bank was over siGO,0OO the money in ex-
cess of that amount had been taken by
Henry w. Herring. the former ASHER of the
bank. who was Jointly indicted with Stems
land on charges of stealing over 1000, 100
from the bank and for forgery.
Stensland arrived in New York weak
physically and showing much evidence OF
the strain which has attended his extraordi-
nary flight through many countries his
desperate but Intellectual try for freedom
down the West African coast and his final
capture in the Moroccan city OF Tangier,
from which place the United States authori-
ties were permitted to remove him by the
government of Morocco. There was an af-
fecting meeting between father and son on
board the tug Catherine Moran. which the
prisoner boarded at quarantine
Stensland denies the report that he tried
to commit suicide while in Morocco. He
says that a sudden fanting spell there was
interpreted an attempt at seif-destruc-
ton by the Moroccan soldiers
Stensland was removed to police head
quarters for safe-keeping until TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-25
Anacostia and Vicinity.

The funeral of Louis B. Ray for the la st
eight years the day desk clerk in the police
building in Anacostia, whose death oc-
CURED Saturday last, was held yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock from his late resi- :.
dence, 617 P street. A delegation of police
men from the Anacostia district attended
the services. Floral pieces surrounded the
casket. one being from the members of
the force at Anacostia. The interment was
In Congressional cemetery. The deceased
was fortynine years old and is survived
by his wife and two children He had
been unable to perform his duties In the
local station for several months by reason
OF the illness which terminated fatally.
Rev. H. NJ. Geren, pastor of the Anacostis
Baptist Church. has begun a series of spe-
cal sermons to members Of his congrega-
ton.
The Father Lights Society of the Ana
costa Baptist Church met recently ami
elected the following officers: Miss Blanche
keifer, president; Miss Emma Hollows
vice president; Donald Paxton. secretary;
Miss Cecilia Dean. treasurer; Mrs c. Pax
ton. superintendent
The annual picnic of Bells Methodist
Episcopal Church near Camp Springs.
Prince George county, Md. was held re-
Mr.. George F. Pyles of this place, who is
the superintendent of the Sunday school,
was present; and Mrs. Pyles and the Misses
Pyles Were among those who assisted in
the affair The other lady assistants were
Mrs Mary H. Goddard, Mrs. w. d. Pyles.
Mrs. w. r. Pyles and Miss Fannie Ridg-
ay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-25

| utes."
| I'VE need not leave for an hour" Helen
said. and l am dressed except for m
| jewels. Tell me, have you seen Lucille
l am so anxious to know"
Il have seen Lucille this evening" MI
Sabin answered.
AT Dorset House,"
Eyes"
Helene sat down. smiling.
DO tell me all about it,
There is very little to TELL" Mr. Sa
bin answered.
MI Sabin shook his head.
No" he answered. She remains a
Dorset House."
Helene was silent. Mr.. Sabn smoked
pensively for a moment or two. and slipped
the liqueur which Lord Camperdovn's OWL
servant had just brought him.
1t Is very hard. Helene he said, "tc
make you altogether understand the stu
atlon. for there are certain phases of Il
which I cannot discuss with you at all
l have made my first effort to regain Lu-
ellie. and it has failed. 1t is not her
fault. 1 need not say that 1t is not mine
But the struggle has commenced, and In
the end 1 shall WIN
lucille herself" Helene began hest
tatingly.
Lucille is. firmly believe. as anxious
to return to me as I am anxious to have
her" Mr.. Sabin said.
Helene threw up her hands.
1T Is bewildering," she exclaimed.
II must seem SO to you Mr.. Sabn ad-
Il wish that Lucille were anywhere else, -
Helene said. 1.-The Dorset House set you
know, although they are very smart and
very exclusive, have a somewhat peculiar
reputation. Lady Carey. although she is
such brilliant woman. says and does
the most insolent, the most amazing things
and the Prince Of SAKE Leinitzer goes ev-
erywhere in Europe blythe name of the
royal Hbertine. They are powerful enough
almost to dominate society and we poor
people who abide by the conventions are
absolutely nowhere beside them. They think
that we are bourgeois because we have
decadent."
The duke Mr. Sabin remarked
On the Duke is quite different. Of
course" Helene admitted. He is fanat-
thing except his beloved Primrose League
How he came to lend himself to the va
carries of such a set 1 cannot imagine.
Mr.. Sabin smiled.
His grace is 1 fear. .henpecked ard the
duchess herself is the sport of cleyerer
people. And now, my dear niece. / see
that the time is going. 1 came to know if
You could get me card for the ball at
Carmarthen House tonight"
Helene laughed softly
Very easily. my dear uncle. Lady Car
marthen is Wolfendon's cousin. you know.
anu very SOou lTleHO OF mine. L nave
half a dozen blank cards here. Shall 1
really see you there?''
IT believe So" Mr.. Sabn answered.
And Lucille?"
ut is possible"
There is nothing 1 suppose which 1 can
do In the way of Intervention, or anything
of that sort?''
Mr.. Sabin shook his head.
Lucille and 1 are the best of friends. -
he answered. Talk to her. If you will.
BY the bye. Is that - O'Clock 1 must
hurry. Doubtless We shall meet again at
the ball"
But Carmarthen House saw nothing of
Mr.. Sabin that night
Go be continued tomorrowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-25
Notes From Leesburg.
'respondence of The Star.


LEESBURG. Va, Sapt %. 1906
Passenger train No. 1874. leaving sue
mont for Washington every morning at
6:3o. was derailed on the at Bluemont
last night. and could not leave on sched-
ule time this morning. The wrecking train
and crew were summoned early this morn
ing, and the train left in little over an
hours time from the regular time 1t left
Leesburg with the express which leaves
at S:13.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Helen Marshall Ferguson, daughter
of the late Rev Sydnor Ferguson and Mr.
William Coleman of Appomattox. Va. The
marriage will take place at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. James w Foley of
Berryvllle, Va, in November. Miss Fergu-
son is well known in Leesburg where her
father was for four years pastor of ..e
Methodist Episcopal Church South Mr.
Coleman formerly lived in Washington. d.
c., where he was for several years in bust
ness.
Miss Polly Mason of Washington. D. c.,
who has been making an extended visit to
Miss Belle McGill of this town, has re-
turned to her home in that city.
Mrs. Louis c. Scott and son of Alexan-
dria Va, are guests of Mrs Louis Powell
at "Grasmere." Mrs. Scott who was for
meriy Miss Polly Powell of Alexandria. is
well known in Leesburg and vicinity. hav-
ing lived for short time after her mar
riage at Morvan Park" near here
Miss Alice Wise of this town was the
guest over Sunday of the Misses Plaster a :.
Bluemon.. Va
Miss Mabel Powell daughter of Mr.. Luz
Glen Powell. the well-known fist of Wash
ington, D. C.. has been visiting Miss Ruth
Dibrell of this place.
DE- Stuart Lupton. who has been visiting
his father. DR.. ]. w. Lupton, left today for
South America, where he has accepted a
position. DR.. Lupton has only recently re-
turned from China, where he was vice
consul.
Mrs. William Burke of Staunton. Va, is
the guest of Mrs. Harrison Russell
Mr.. j. Ward Shuster of Washington is
visiting at Talbot the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Berkeley Ward, near Waterford, this
county.
Mrs. ]. English Eyster of Baltimore and
Miss Genevieye Adams of NV York spent
several days in Leeshurg last week at the
home of DR.. A. Lee Pennel. Mrs. Eyster
YVES, until her marriage. on August last.
Miss Mary Adams of Middleburg this
county.
Messrs. Elijah Titus and Benjamin Lay
cock of Washington spent Sunday with rel
atives in Leesburg.
Mr.. Walton Moore of Fairfax, Va vas
in Leesburg today on business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-25
[g]ALRPELR%
UU BOOKS "
L The
t me
Awakening of
Helena Richie
by Margaret Deland.

1t sails among the novels of the
year like an ocean liner in the midst
OF a fiotilla of cookie Shells" in the
picturesque words of the Cleveland
Leader, expresses what nearly every
critic and newspaper in the United
States has been trying to say of this
great novel. OF its greatness there
has been but one opinion-"a per-
feet book" says the New York
Times. LAS an achievement in let
tiers this story of passion and folly.
repentance and remuneration. de-
serves to be ranked among the chief
est examples of American magma
tive writing" - Philadelphia North
American.
1t is a great novel for many rea-
sons. From the outset it is a tale
that holds the interest gripped. The
people of the story are as real as
people In real life; the action is all
that the hearts and passions of hui
man men and human women can ex-
perience. Beautiful Helena Richie
will stand always as type; her
goodness and frailty every one must
loye and understand; her story is a
triumph of art concealing art.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-25

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20 Bodies Found in Lodging House

Another tragedy of the earthquake and
fire at San Francisco was brought to light
through the finding there Sunday Of a score
of human bodies in the ruins of a lodging
house at 9TH and Minna streets. The lodg-
ing house which was a four-story frame
building, was tossed bodily into Minna
street by the earthquake. and Immediately
took fire. 1t Is said that the fire south of
Market street originated in the house
Fifty persons were in the place at the time.
only seven of whom have been accounted
for. Mrs. Murray. the landlady. has never
been heard from by her friends. and il is
thought that her body Is among those
found She is said to have wealthy
daughter in New York.