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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-11-22
Children Killed BY Poisoned Candy.

Philadelphia, Nov. 22.-Poisoned by
eating candy which they bought at a
little shop near their home, eight-years
old Mary Carry and her six-year-old
sister Annie are dead and their three
year-old brother Edward is dangerous
ly i'll
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-11-22
fifteen Wears Scr kilIina stanohiId

Youngstown, o., Nov. 22,-Mrs. Jen-
ME Anderson, convicted Of manslaugh-
ter for beating her six-year-old step
daughter to death, was sentenced to
fifteen years IN the penitentiary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-11-22

National Grasge Selects Hartford.
Denver. Nov % The national
grange voted to hold its next annual
convention IN Hartford, Conn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-11-22

Perfectly healthy people have pure rich
blood Hoods SarsapariIla purifies and en-
riches the blood and makes people healthy.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-11-22
STORY or FATAL TRIP
Witnesses In Gillette Murder
Trial Tell of Excursion on
Big Moose Lake.
SCREAMS HEARD BY WOMAN

Summer soiourner In Adirondacks De-
clares She Listened to Cries of "a
Person in PeriI''-Prsoner's Counsel
Says Girls Letters viii Aid In Their
Clients Defense.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
r39en
Erklerede min Sygdom 40 we're
~uhelbredelig.
sagde les wilde do at ujertesysdo.n.
Dr.. Miles, Heart Cure gje1gav mig
godt Helbred.

"Jeg har al mulig Grund til at anbefale DR..
Miles Medfciner, eftersom Heart Cure frelste
NIT Liv. Jeg err en- syjr Mand, noget over SEEKS
Fod H6ide, veier nasten tire hundrede Pund.
For nogle Aar siden blew nit Hjerte saa daar-
ligt. at jeg aldrig mere ventede at blive frisk.
Lagerne erklarede mig uhelbredelig. Jeg lagde
Marke til Deres Advertisement / nogle Aviser,
og kj6bte seks Flasker Heart Cure. Jeg mar
kede stor Lindring og bedredes, saa jeg we'd
blew indtl jeg havde taget tolv Flasker. Min
Sygdom var organisk og jeg ventede aldrig ut
blive varig helbredet, men takket wire DR..
Miles Heart Cure har jeg beholdt god Helbred
og har v:ret island til at passe min Profession
til Stadighed, siden jeg f0rst tog Medicinen for
otte Aar siden. Jeg err Musiker, Liirer i Sang
og Musk, Orkesterleder etc. Jeg har spillet
over hele Michigan og har anbefalet DR.. Miles
Heart Cure til Tusinder af Personer / allie Dele
nf Staten, og har like hort ON andet end code
Resultater. Jeg har formaaet Dusinvis af Folk
l nit eget County til at tage DR.. Miles Heart
Cure, thi nit Ord betvivles like af dem, som
kjender mig."-E. II. Smith, Flint, nicl.
"Jeg err Apotheker og har solyt og enbefalct
DR.. Miles Heart Cure, da ieg ved hv4d den
har udrettet for mig, og jeg GnsRer, d ..eg k,K,-
lie forklare n0iere den udmirkctic Eelhred, jeg
nu kan glide mig we'd. Deres Restorative Nerv-
Inc siver udr,:irket Tilfredsstillelsc DIR. T.
II. Watts, hpotheker, Hot Springs, S. D..
ALE Apothekere silger og garantercr den
f0rste Flaske af DR.. Miles L%;igemidler. Skriv
efter fri Bog ON Nerv6sitet og Hjertesygdom-
me. Adresse: DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,
Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

&onnl SIS. 5cbmart5
t Jre%Orifslta0 er afgaaet be0 DpOelt
UNDER ct Spbplo pe6 2orpifs 8a0, II
Mar gar1nnel. San Dar lpillet cit flor
&pl(e / I%reorifsita0 iom en- al 8pens
ltprlte Sr9loltgrosl erere og par /
mango Mor 8pens Sr6f grer. s St
SEN 1868 til 1876 bor fan 8pel1s
5tortingsrepre% lentont. @on inoe=
bab0e Ell &effe Gillibsbperp loopel
i11oen &emmul1en lom / pripate Sore
toge1Oer. @an bar blan0t on6et
Meolem al 9ireftio11en for Central
banfen for george ii6en 8onfens
Stiftelie. &oninl Scbmart5 bar en-
ljeloen g%o0gipren6e og beit ogtet
Man6.
g Gorge % nglan6
On 1,oenrigspolitiif Seniation ba1
lpreot fig poa Ben ifanoinapiife &aloe
mtot UNDER Observation-Disclosures
st 6orlDoenoe, Ser Hammer fra eng:
lon0> me66eler nemlig, at 6riotjoi
Manien - Morges @eian6t / 2onoor
l. peo Ell 6eit, JON 6en 0erberen6e
norife SCREENING ugtfingflubben" for:
leoen afbol6t, ifrloe babe ia9t, al
vbpis @nglan6 life bab6e b9ret, bill:
Sc Moree life babe raret ieIpiten.
oigt". 8aa6e | Sperige og / Morge
better oenne@fterretning naturligbis
ben iterite Spiigt. Ser forbere6es en-
Snterpellation ON Sagen / @tor.
tinget, og Sin6ene er / beftig 8epe.
geIie.
Sar ST.. Monien uotaIt fig, ION
@petet flyer, bill ben uotoleIie iiffer1
fomme Dam bDrt at itaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

Staten Ohio, gpet ToreAo L.
2ueo8 Gpintp. 4
,1 aE@n 4 s! 5; Z = . Z q tDsss R.n;n at + 1 sn e b. BET h r{s.s
5nrretningi Dpen 9pe6p. fsr nnnnte Gpuntp % Stat,
% at famine 6iruta ntl betoe en- Gum at ct buiSre1e
9p4aar1 fog bpert enefe 9iltales at aatarrh. ber ltfe
weetiset for mig % unberifrebsft nth s}nroareIte
ben Ste December 1855
.I.ss:si =. q. 80. s1eatpng
.Ss$.- 9eptariuS 9tlpicl4.
. Halls 0atarTh Cure to4e1 inbbenb,g pg birfer b.
rsfte pan 9!phet % eautbtnbernet esfeuatt efriS
efsr Bihue1bprb, 0rdtt1.
6aIas1 boS Apnfbetsre, *.
6aalrb lamily 1illee co u tsk1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

Renerende Haarvaekst. Overaodigt
u Haar b%orttages hurt:gt. behageligt. usb adeligt.
For SOC Frim%rker eller Money Order sendes en-
Pakke med 3 ussanvisning. NANCE AARs Err
Earring. RUD. kNUDSEN, Apotieker, 5S25
Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

Stor Sil0eefspeD :
t / . II. G1 iaofolot ltntlf Siloeefs=
petition poo 3 Srolplere ofgif fra
forleben til Sslano. 2 al
Srolplcrne llnbtc Ell 2egter. 4 ar1bre
il1lgte efter. @eintl1ingen,
ibcregl1et Goneienter, u6gipr ia
Yeriu1er. Iette CT Sen ltprlte CTS
petition til SsIauo berfro. 9iSpo-
nel1t CT aoptein 6olcf ira 5enore
SrIncIn11N
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

0ru.f / 6 II III III en-.
gn ing Game ira glperum Irptcn
Srpalto0 pnnfpu1 forleoen uco 9rltf=
ming / @lpmmul. Nfopoe bar 1l0c
% ruc0c ialunlcl1 n1e0 CIT 2rrerl fole=
elcp % font oerl,1oer ipr nrr &rrl It.
los el1, Scr tpg @uaoel1. sc boppeoe
Ms, og ban reoococ Jig ilono, me-
oenS blu1 fnrloonOt / 6oslen. 2iget
CT trnos Spfl1ing life gicnful0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

nIDffe poa S e l. II b q :
II e II. Gen Is. Stunt 6%ormi00ag
bul1Ote Ell ltpg lllpffe poo @Gr0olen
Station. Gn &one, lom fulgte iii,
Mor1o, ltoO og tolte me0 bnn paa
Gugntrinnet. S0et 5oget latte Jig /
Sepngelie, boppe0e fun al % fal0t
6ogoper moo Sernbol1eppgnen. Bag
bope0et fnultes piebliffelig. Ser blep
ienbt 8lt0 efter 9ege; men 0a 0enne
al1fom bar FUN bp0. SUM- Dop6e pnret
gift / s Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

&ul0eilet % 0ruf :
4 ul1ge Men0 fra Mois fl!l6=
leileOe 0e1 81. SUM- pe0 &eplingen.
So re06e6es, n1e0ens Sc to ol1Dre 0rl1f=
neoe, fgr @jGlpen fon1. Sc Omfom=
mes 9fopne er Slof &pl1neberg, Spn
al Sapnefoge0 &pnneberg, og Mn6ers
Sure 59n al &jpbmol10 Sgren Sire.
Segge bar &rofltriiter / iin 6amiltes
Jorretl1inger og bar meget loben0e
l1lrge MGn0. Ceres @ortgong far
oaft megen Sorg / Mois.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

en- fornnftie @risop.
@eltprellen for 9. Slnots
SSlloultrilegot / Bergen bar bclluttct
at opltille fplgenoc &risppgonc:
@pilfe Ioronltoltuinger bpr ser trGf /,
les ira set SiientIiees SiOe, forat
pore &onofol0 paa beoltc Maooc lfol
fl,lr,e mttiaaipres for 2ol,bct? Gre
Erumier poo 1000, 600 % 400 &ro.
llcr nil cpelltltelt blipc ll00clt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13


9 aoren paa 9 e tIan=
0 e t. Sra Bergen ifripes SEN II.
Sl1nt: Ser er MI %inotraa0t 1tprf
@orme. Soag bar fer / Bergen 80
@raoer Geliilts / Sfpggeu, og poa
gf:ercerplaoien 8gnfoen beo&oj Is bar
oer 30 @ra6er. Sra forifiellige 8pg=
ser / 8ergens 5tift fommer Me66e-
(clle ON, at Morsbeflt item oberalt eno=
I'LL itaar meget loben0e, ifi9nt set / Sc
in0re 8pgoer / 5ogn og @ar6onger
b%egDnoer at blipe noget tdrt, iaa at
man ct begDn6t meo funltig &an0ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
TESTIMONY
CONFLICTS

Flat contradictions and conflict
ing testimony we're the features Of
the investigation ~ the Valencia
wreck this morning under the SUI
peryislon o. United States Attorney
Frye. Captain Chris Nllsen. Of the
tug wyadda. vas the first witness
called Ills testimony was priucl-
pally 10 tho effect that II was
Impossible for him 70 go beyond
Cape Fiattery owing 20 the heavy
winds prevailing
lie stated that he would have
attempted 20 make the sea and the
wreck II he had received orders he
denied that no had ever received
any orders or news of the wrock at
Port Crescent He attempted to land
At Pachena head. but the surf was
running so high that he was afraid
TO make the attempt.
Frank J. Campbell. a passenger,
stated that the equipment was In
sufficient. and said the tule life
preserver strapped to his person
weighed between 40 and 80 pounds
when he was washed ashore. lie
stated that he was forced 20 cut
the preserver from his body before
he could climb up the cliff 10
safety.
A W. Hawkins was the third
witness. Both he and Campbell
stated there had been no fire drills
on the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

ner operas. the orchestra. was
too small. and therefore unbal-
auced az times. Thirty five
men will do for "Rigolette. 4"
but not for "Iannhauser, SUI
pcrbly as these IS men played
under the splendid leadership
OF Mr. Schcnk. The chorus
work of the Savage company
has always been known for its
superiority over that often
done by the Metropolitan
Opera Of New York. and every
singer in last nights chorus can
be proud Of every note they
sang. The voices are young.
fresh. trained. aud their owners
ambitious. That's enough.
The soloists. ln.lc as they are
known 60 the western public.
have we'll established rcputa-
tons in the east and would do
credit to any operate house in
Europe A more satisfying
Elizabeth than Miss Rennyson
Is not 10 be found-at least
when IL comes to that most per
feet ear she possesses, and that
is rare among even the most ia
nous singers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
JOHN DOXY DISCOVERS THAT
He HAS TWO BROKEN RIBS

John noSy. one 81 the severely ia
iured members Of the crow ot pole.
men who Wsrc victims Of the soiii
sioa 90 the Ballard car line We'd
nesdAy. Was fosad. upon being re-
moved 80 his home yesterday. 20
have suffered tao broken ribs. %
witch nothing had been previously
knnWn. n uas also learned that his
haek IL tn such a sprnined condition
that he mar heeoma a cripple Tor
the remainder % bis life
At The Pacific hospital he waa
pronounced by the seattle Eisetfie
cosupany's physician able 20 BE- safe
~ moved AID in no serious candi-
giou. hut upnn reaching h0nc an.
other doctor waz summoned ane
found him To- be suffering nom the
injuries 90 his ribs and spins. as
well AZ possible internal enmplica.
tionH aad severe bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
PASTOR 70
INDIGNANT
REV. S. X KIRKwooD. OF INTERPLAY. WHO WAS
AT SCENE OF STREET CAR WRECK, WILL SCORE
ELECTRIC COMPANY IN SERMON NEXT SUN.
DAY

Hes. n X Klrkwood. pastor of
INTERPLAY Presbyterian church. who
arrived az the scene 81 Wednesday =
street ear collision shortly after It's
occurrence. viii deliver sermon
Sunday night. In which he Will re-
Ter % the matter. incidentally acuf-
ing the Seattle Electric company
Rev kirkwood Is considerably
wrought NJ over what he terms the
criminal negliKenoe of the Seattle
Electric company. and proposed TO
Five plain talk regarding the con
ditiona that prevail and 10 suggest
remedy
n IL hish time that the public
demanded better aud safer service
from the Seattle Electric company.
he said this morning At INTERPLAY
We have been treated with searn By
the electric company. Our protests
aud appeals have been In vain The
seattle Electric company has placed
the dollar above the human life aud
Z, 10 time 90 force Il 10 change its
policy.
When arrived al the bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
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been coming into The star offies
Tor the past two days They have
been coming frnm all tho towns
surrounding Seattle. as well a. from
within the city umiia Hut thes
cant COME too quickly or In toa
large numhera.
rherea going 20 be room on thai
telegram FOR Just as many names
as the Western Union Telegraph
company can send 10 Washington
aud that's a whole lot Don't fAfl
Ia send your dime. therefore. be
cause you think there's going 10 be
enough without you It's you We
want. Your name must be a..
taehrd "a that message
Tho star IL going 90 ione mones
on this deal. and the moro names
and dimes that come In the more
that loAa II Fuing "a be iiut The
Star doesn't care about the cos, u
this thing What Il wants IL thai
ali ~ its readers shall have an on.
pottuuity OF sending greetings "a
Alsa Roosevelt on her wedding daY
ons week from to-day ia the last
day upon which the dimes all he
received hot don't delay because
there Is yet time send In yoaf
dime to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
tsY KARL RIeoslsBEsessJ

Col. Savage. the American
people. the musical and the uu-
musical owe you a great debt
Of gratitude. You have done
the very thing at which many
others have failed. You may
own such a show as The
Prince OF Pilsen" or King
Dodo money makers 90 be
sure. but your heart Is and
must be wrapt mp m the COM
pany Of opera which bonorcd
our city by SIS first appearance
last night. We all must realize
what an enormous expense. not
TO say financial loss this Eng
lish Grand Opera company
must have caused YOU, but we
also realize the ideality and
tenacity OF purpose which YOU
must possess in giving us
grand opera in the language
which our mothers taught rs.
And this practically against
the wishes Of many. many
thousands who since the dawn
OF music in America have per
sistently believed that amor"
and "liebc" sound prettier than
love" and who often go as far
to prcfcrriug Lohengrin in ltal-
ian to Lohengrin in English,
the one language which can be
closely linked with the tongue
OF Wagner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
MASTER OF BAIREUTH.

Every element Of human life
Is concerned in this work Of
The master OF Baireuth from
the height Of the most intense
passion and reach down to the
more abject submission to re-
ligious fervor. To the point
where the inevitable will OF the
Supreme Master must rule. Is
there in all history a more Iowa
bic character than Wolfram
Won Eshenbach Z Perhaps there
is in fiction and opera. Mich
uela. in Carmen, a most strik-
ing parallel indeed. And what
Of Elizabeth. the faithful unto
deathl Verify, Wagner was
as great a master of the human
mind as he was as a master OF
mifgic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

itcrr's a new achemo'
It's lust Tor che Alice girls
Il, every Alice who rcada The
star acnd a dime Tor tho Alice
Roosevelt message
There must be hundreds OF Aiirea
IN Seattle and tie suburbs. and the
greater number OF these read The
Star
Wouldn't Il be fine 90 have a great
loag list OF Aueea aitarhed TO this
message tu the Mics Alice Of the
White House
Don't you believe that Misc Nouses
welt would be iuat about tickled 20
death 60 receive such a message
signed by all OF tho Alice girls o.
seattle
Here's chance Tor the Aiicsa IN
become famous Dont overlook H.
Eiria
Hut the Roosevelt EdltoF" wants
Yoa 20 send your dime whether your
name Is Alice or AnEcline. Tom
Dick or Harry This message has
got to be- thu greatest thing that
ever happened IN the Northwest
aud it cant be without the assist.
Anea OF the readers of The Star.
From every source the dimea have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

shortly after the wreck. was as.
founded at the apparent uneoncefn
of the company for the welfare Of
those injured. They did not even
have an ambulance on the scene
Those who we're mangiod were
bundled aboard an inbound car
placed upon the hard floor and Jolt
cd aud bounced into Seattle
THE eternal attempt Of the Sc.
attic Electric company 70 keep et-
penses down regardless Of the safety
OF human life h becoming intoler.
able The company knows and
every body knows. that a double
track - needed Yet II persists In
operating an Anticipated tyHfem Of
block signaling bound % produce ae.
eidenfs rinht along
The residents Of INTERPLAY and
Seattle must have better safeguards
than those of the present time I
propose 10 tel my congregation a
few pertinent facts next Sunday
night The Seattle Electric com.
pany has humhugged the public
long enough"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
G. \. GOING
T0FR|SC0

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.--it Is
nimored here that the Great North
sru railway viii shortly Announce
lta entrance into California from
Portland down the Sacramento val.
10y 70 Sacramento. thence 10 San
Francisco. tapping the regions now
absolutely controlled hy the south
aru Pncific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
DAMAGES
ARE PAID
RE CO is SETTLING SUITS BROUGHT AS RESULT
OF STREET CAR ACCIDENT OUT OF COURT
srMoNsoNS FAMILY is GIVEN $1,000.

last nlght. and the widow g.. 500
Tor waiver ol all further claims.
Il IL understood that tho com
pany will pay the funeral expenses
of Slmonson as we'll. Tho settle
ment vas a compromise between the
s.. 900 suit OF the child and a sim.
liar claim hy Mra simonson. aud
s. 900 offered by the company.
several other claims In eannee9
ton With injuries in the collision
have been settled to-day Tor sums
varying from 5000 10 s5ee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

Crockett AZ the poor farm. while
hts wife vas a ehambcrmald IN a
third class hotel The old pair have
been made temporarily comfortable
IN the home % Mrs John McCurdy
and provisions FOR their future vel
fare will be made as soon a. pos
mhlu by thelr ffiondm Both are
over % years of age
Mr. Crockett asserts that GuEtin
has n son ebo has been employed
a. a mogorman hy the Seattle Eloc=
trie company for nearly tao years,
who should provide cor them The
son he alleges. has home on
which his father paid $500 recently
Crockett claims 20 have provided
Tot The Old couple for five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

quarters az some American Pacific
coast port, Under him would he ths
admirais Of the Pacific coast and
China stations
Congress must sanction such an
arrangement Il II also stated that
plans are under wuy fof a battle.
ship squadron FOE Pacific watrra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

deeessors Of SAVAGE Is il a
presumption on the side of a
lot Of vocal teachers Is II the
belief IN their native soil OF
our foreiga musicians Or be-
yond all Is It a lack Of real pat
riotism on our own part Truly.
the language in which speaks
the greatest poet OF all ages.
cannot be wrong IN music, any
more than II can be so in
drama.
And speaking Of patriotism,
please Try and tell the man in
Berlin that he will be compell-
ed 20 listen to Mignon in
French or force the Partisan %
listen 10 Frcischnitz in German
and you will soon discover a
peculiar and most apprcciable
kind of patriotism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

is GRANTED

agreed TO erect the passenger depot
% feet hack from the sidewalk on
lat av. = made the action 81 the
committee possible. The site NJ the
depot Is on the block bounded b
lat av. $. Utah. Massachusetts and
Atlantic sta The city officials In.
sisted that the depot be placed back
from the sidewalk ~ that there
would be no blockade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
EXPLOSION
KILLS MANY
EIGHTEEN BODIES HAVE BEEN RECOVERED AND
NINE MORE ARE KNOWN TO BE DEAD.

terrific. and IL ls thought that many
~ The miners were kiiiei outright
The system ~ fans vas completely
wrer ked. aud all afr vas shut Oft
leaving the men "a smother 70 death
The mine IL a shaft mine about 10
feet deep. aud the unfortunate min
era had little chance Of escape A0si
% the eniofnbed men ara HuuEaf
laua OF negroes. who had little *.
perience in mining They were no.
expecting the pocket Of gas. whict
IL nearly Always discovered In mlns
faults In The Kanawhs region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
MAY HE SUCCEED.

Now is the venture or rather
the success OF Savage a matter
OF long durationY We most
sincerely hope and wish it is so.
We dcvotediy pray that he may
some day be in a position 10
have on the road ten English
grand opera companies instead
OF ono. Perhaps the colonel is
the prophet Of a local operate
stock company such as every
civilized country except ours
possesses.
In these days of rank mate
rialism. opera or good music Of
any kind is good. II is per-
forming a mission such as Il
has never known before. II is
the one thing which, with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

re corporations committee q the
council this afternoon agreed "a the
vs1aEe % the franchise asked FOR
kt the Milwaukee railway Il VIII
make its report % the council Mon
eav night. uhen the franchise vii
uaaoahtediy b. passed
A cuneession made b. the MllNaus
lee Representatives, BY which they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
HE TURN 60
THEM OUT
H. b. CROCKETT EvIcTs AGED COUPLE FROM
GREEN LAKE HOME, BUT CLAIMS 1T WAS MEG
EssARY-NEIoHBoRs TAKE CARE OF OLD PEG
PIE

fleuylng that be has played the
part Of the heavy villain Ia eisciing
r. N. Dustin from bla home at
0fenn Lake. Hugh IL Cfeekeit this
uiasnink expressed TO . reporter for
Tha stsf his surprise Al the ingfst-
lluan ~ the old man % whom he
has gwen a home aad large sumo
of money for hts support foF the
fsasf rye years
Nfile he does not blame the
men lserm Of GuNiin's ehnreh for
their indignation over what they
behave 10 be a cruel act. Mr. Crock
est claims that his conduct toward
The old man and has wife has been
throughout one Of hlndness and
rkaF&fy.
Yesterday old man Dustin and
hsa Mfr WIRE eiected from the cot
tasr they have ofcapied for five
yes& b swo deputy shefiffa. ~ the
otd~ II the superior court obtain
I'd - CFurkrti who 10 the sreoua
nusb5na ~ his dauFhfef-iu law
The nelghbors 81 the old couple
seuernily Relieved the story Aftef
pfmiaing for Gaatln and bis Wife
thsv accused Croeksst 81 brutal
coasiuet.
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SENATOR G0RMkk
is RECOVERING

WARRINGTON. Feb. Senator
German this morning ~ said to be
recovering from an attack OF Ia
grippe. which threatened serious
complications lie Is planning TO 81
south Is rccuperafm
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REPORTED THAT A VICE ADMIRAL WILL BE Ap-
POINTED TO COMMAND PACIFIC SQUADRON

SAN DIEGO. cab Fsb. "A high
sffieer q the cruiser Chicago is au-
tharity for tn statement that the
secretary u the navy piii soon fec-
enuens that vice aamiFai BE- Np-
pelnte3 80 take supreme command
u the Pacific squadron. Nfth had.
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exception Of the church. stands
between this very maierialism
and the highest idcalism, Is not
the story. the music Of Tam
hauscr. a sermon. as good a
one a. was ever preached from
tho pulpit "Parsiial' IS the
religious music drama Of Wag-
ncr. aud. in the belief OF the
writer OF this article, Tam
haliscr" is another.
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oAKHILL. W. Va. Feb. s--At
least q men are supposed 70 have
mcs death in a terrible mine sx-
plosiOu IA The parallel mine Of the
ssasart Galleries company. Thirty
nine men we're employed ia the
Edaa AMI thus far IS bodies have
heeu recovered. Most Of the men
arr negroes and Hungarian
The explosion occurred az i30
c'eioek. and was caused hy a pocket
q gas which waa struck In q fault
In the mine The explosion vas