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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
ON THE FRONT

The Norwegian hark iethon clear
Cd from nellinkham yesterday with
3. SOC. 600 feet OF lumber Ter Hhang
hal She vas loaded By the n X
Mood Lumber company.
nafkontlne Amazon left last night
frum the same mills with loo. 600
feet for San Francisco.
French bark Marie cleared last
night from sellingham With E.tee Z
e8e fees 81 lumber for the West
Coast
Salvage amounting 10 $3.50 VII
BE- paid the Pacific WbnllnE com
nauv for towing To safe anchor
AZ the ship inveramasy, which
stranded on the southwest onasi pt
Vancouver island about a uesk $40
The steamer Olympia will leave
this evening for the Fisheries At
ehisnie hAy. Alaska.
Thr bark q c. Ciosu irft tewisf
day. and bark J u Peters viii
leave on Tuesday Cor the n9fihegn
llshsrirs
steamer city ~ Puchls left thls
n0fning Tor Frisco Anlong her
passengers IL the University Vt
Washington cishf.oarvd crew
which Eoca 80 California 70 meet
stanford and Z. ~ G,
british steamer 0ienesk and Gees
mAn steamer Totti will arrive nt
auattie this evening from THrusna
to complete eafEoss for northern
Chins 44l
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OTHER MAN WANTED HIS WIFI

Justice 81 the Peace Gordon this
morning discharged Marinus boss.
a belgian, from custody aud per-
mitted him "a 80 home with his
wife and twe children RpeH, with
his wife ana children. WAS brought
ta the station yesterday IN an es-
tFemeiy battered condition. Man
and wife were booked for fighting.
u developed IN the trial to-day that
there was another man Ia the case,
who attempted 20 break up Boss
home. boss said n. a Martini. a
fellow countfynsn. wished to take
Mrs. liesa back - Belgium With
him. and that To this he had no
objection. uut he refused 10 be-
deprived ~ his two children at thr
same time. aud this caused the
fight Martini left Tor belgium iAat
Iulsht liosn aud hls wife sill be-
lRiu ilfe again and hone to live In
harmony now that the templef II
far away.
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WILL HE PLEAD
INSANITY?

Arthur Collins. charged with for
gerry Of a deed 60 20 acres Of land
near Stones landing, WAS artaigned
today. On bsinE asked whether he
had counsel. he informed the court
that Morris & shipley. defenders of
George Mitchell. Chester Thompson
and william Constantine. were hls
attorneys both Mr. Morris and
Air Hhipley we're ia court. but
neither ~ them Was aware OF hAy-
Ing been retained
VIII Morris n4iyely remarked that
he nfaeticrd law for n living. and
would become Collins attorney n
properly employed. bat he asked for
and was granted week 60 decide
WHISTLER Collins should plead brain
storms of trnnaitory fury.
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GOES
AFTER STEVENS

shovela did not work. aud that
measurements were on loose earth
aiao that much earth removed wa
wrongly dumped and had TO be
mayed aHnin
aoethala saya that with the pres.
ent equipment Il Il imposnihie- a.
eNeayatp million cubic yi1bi
monthly This amount Stevens re-
pafts 49, being done.
uoethalu recommends that fsa
.a4t.laffua ~ LEI nv CONTRACT sfi
NAAehahAAh ~ ttt " hNftH@if A. "a
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is
SUED

u. \. Holden was today sued hy
shucy a 20. bankers. on two
promisseFy NOTES amounting a.
5000.
rhis Is the latest Il the suits
= hitch hAvr been brouaht against
Holden recentiy. al growing OUT Of
his theatrical venture in connection
With ths castle Garden thestsr The
tAfEr number ~ thvHe suits have
BEEN brought either against Holden
personally. the castle Garden ron.
pany or the Holden Furniture CONE
pany. az tics f1rst Az. lnyclving
about So. zoe
q y ktddier. who vas last week
appointed receiver 81 the last named
company. on retitiou az tbs carman
Manufactures company. Frederick
a Nelson. and "a u. shuey a Co,
Nar today sF8af~i 20 advertise the
furniture atoek fof sale and o. 70
eesse ssAled bids witch are 10 BE-
opened IN c0uft on April -
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STRIKERS
WATCHFUL

and the aHlHa narhiutsfH we're sn-
active TODAY. sxesm that the former
0sfe preparing for the eight hour
strike % al meldefa en- Nay 1. ard
Ehs latter ksHg = Yisilaui watch a.
the lacai plantA. q here non union
men have fsrnntiy been hired. warn.
lnn al union men Win appeared to
krep away.
The employers ~ both unions
saY They viii make no CONCESSIONS
ard II any Haxs IL made Il wili be
~ the uniuHs Meanwhile addi.
tlonai nou-uuian inen are helng pus
10 Nnfk
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d. A. r. VICE
REGENTS


WASHINGTON u. G.. April 80 -
Among tho additional state vice 20
gents of the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution reelected are Cal
ifornia. Mesdatnes Cameron. Thorn
and u Gray Montana. Meadamea
Clifton. Mcoue aud A. X Prescott.
Oregon. Mfa. y Montgomery /.
Utah. Mrs Mary Ferry Allen. Wy
nming. Mrs Frank M0ndell
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DoNT WAIT.

Delays are sometimes dangerous.
Don't wait until the time for some
eyant when you want Ca be dressed
up and look nice before ordering
your new spring suit vi. White,
the tailor. z0s Collins bldg, has a
fine. large stock OF exclusive pat
terms In spring ana summer goods
and can get your order ont prompt.
~ aud guarantee aatisfaotion-but
don't walt too ionR. 80
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FRIEND AND COIN GONE.

W. y Sutherland Is man OF
large heart aud believes In treating
bis fellow man like = brother Last
night he met man Ia the Western
saloon aud the stranger put np q
talk that appealed 20 Sutherland.
lie asked him % spend the night
with him The stranger neeepted.
aud whom Sutherland invoke this
morning hia new friend was gone.
and with him had disappeared $40
IN cash and goid.filled klBin
Maleh
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SUPREME COURT RULING
FOR AMUSEMENT PLA~so.


PROVIDENCE. H. H. April go
The supreme court % this state
today IN a decision declared thai
chief Woman HiuEei 81 the navy
can recover from an amusement
company only the price OF his al
mission ticket. the company being
authorized 20 exclude any peFsou
Il does not want
nuSei vas elected from a theatei
aud brought suit.
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FORM New uaios.

4 union q marine steam filters
and helpers Was Organized ~ a
meeting ~ 81 representative Of
this profession AZ the Goldfield no.
tel Friday night. under the name
of the International steamfitterH
and Helpers union
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CLOSE: BANK

SEYMOUR. lows. April 20-~The
riale bank examiner today closed
the doors Of the nrovern aud Mer'
chants bank and this afternoon
Cashier Leroy Ware vas arrested
President Evans has personally
guaranteed the depoaiiors
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TO ESCAPE

TACOMA. April 20 This morn
Ing John 0efum. one Of the men i'm
piteafed ia The robbery Of DAYS
iapelry store here last seplamhcl
and who was nesenily captured Ia
ChieAao. was taken 70 the court
Ftom 10 hear the verdict Of the
IaFy Jus, before reaching the dool
Of the court raosn he made \ Wild
dash. and ran five blocks hefors
hslnK taken tie vas taken bach
ana the jury rendered ice verdict
of guilty"
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Warning |!

Notice Is hereby given 70 the Sc.
attic public that ~ G hcHarg. for
mer local agent for the undersigned,
since Jan. 4. has been this day dis.
charged from our employ for eaiiBs.
The company cannot become Liable
for personal debts or other personal
obligations by him contracted. Our
rates are positively seven per cent
per annnm. Ten per cent with free
veterinary service and fire protec'
ton included In policy.
INTER STATE LIVE STOCK ms.
co
Auril II 1907 sss
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tssrlpps Telegraph service

NHNFIFNt feINUFNVN NFFFfNE'T ?. =
BARCELONA. April 20, scnea
aalmerun, head Of the republlgFhf
party, while driving to = meetIn :
to-day. Was attacked. but escami,
cambo friend. who vas riding
vith Calmsnoa. was wounded. The
horses we're killed Anarchists ate
supposed To have attempted Sal
msfonin life an account Of certain
political speeches made recently.
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CUSTOMS oFrics MESSENGER

Joseph A Costello, 1r. Was today
appointed messenger Al tbs United
States customs office Ia this city
This Il tbs frat messenger tho local
office has ever had Coateiio's dns
ties will begin at once
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COMMENTED
is THAW
lset.ne. T.I.a,.ph s.,.ls..l

pfTTsnuna. April e. Roger
o+Meara. the private detective. -
turned from visiting ThaH iu thn
Tosubs and says Thaw ia content 60
femaln ~ prison until his trial W
October lie refused - zaY what
action vii likely BE- taksn on an
Application for ball
NffS. William ThaW l. IN retire
usant in her new horne, and the
aid home tYndhurnt ls for sale.
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sNowsroRm At DENVER.


DENVER Colo. Aprii 20 Thir-
teen inches of Snow has fallen. and
IL il general throughout TIE state
This ~ tho heaviest fan IN April
since fFEE
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Wert Tee Fa..

II g. Calvin. a student. was gath
cred In BY Patroiman Wilkes and
Policemen HUM and Peoples last
uiEth Tor exceeding the speed limit
H. hin automobile.
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GOES To MEET
DOWIE

NEW YORK. April 90 Hoping
10 meet the dead prophet DOHie.
Mrs. Lydia Btaley committed sni'
eide this afternoon by throwing her.
self from the firth story window
Of an apartment house IN the Bronx
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The city authorities found no oh.
lection 10 Riley bros. conducting
their dance az Laschl Park. and an
unusual large number are expected
60 attend the party given there 10.
night WAEner's Orchestra viii
furnish excellent music Gentle
men &c. ladies' free go
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COMING TO SEATTLE.
tseripps Telegraph s.rsles.l

WARRINGTON. April gn-- Z
. General Macarthur. who was 4
q today ordered relieved from I
q the command Of the army diyi 4
. sion Of the department OF Cal. Z
. lfofnia and to report At MI I
. wauker. will leave San Ffan- I
q cisco about May / Ia order 10 4
q reach Seattle 90 escort General 4
. kuroh and hls aides 10 the I
= jamestown exposition {,
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Deaths wars registered today a.
follows
Roas Donald Ross. IS. April IS.
sf eif etfh Az 81
PRIOR GeurRg pTiof. 81. April
u. az seattle General hospital
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WAsitiNuroN. April ge,-Cot
aoeihalz. OF tho army, now M
charge of the canal construction,
reports that stevens mlhteprcscnt /.
81 tho work dauc
uoeihAla declares that stevens.
instead u fisurins On the. actual
work done. based his estimates nu
the capacity II The steam shovcla,
rot tAkins into account the days the
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hslfat nr 81 falsss fFrna A@atste TuttEk
Ag'HHA rsae Aeaaa . affse stsalta Stove
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aaeHssafrs ffsHN tstfse as HsHftF cnaH
aae rfe ffnas samas nsafaHsas au fhe
Ha5 nsssi sci eaa1 ~ rhksfs AZ arH1nsif
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- hafiress4a Eaass arst mat fefarn azss
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- hsiH a EHsH srsHs az fiENt rlsd~
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FuH a&LE.4fHan esw Hiss4sfn ap.'aa
Sat fsfnslH hetsss Hr tasfaas - On Nr1s
nsnf e hiasss fraEf rafs anf "a rrinalfrs
- sfu - q - 0Hlg lea rasr. "a
ace SIC rsr aaaafh t@ai affh awasr ass
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fhFssarsaes HNgee ~ nv 4flnf avs
Hesf nsuuF ear 3eu
We fszlfa asfseiih ~ esf4ess ~ hasfi
fsn ftanes - 80 rrsna frasntia ffr fhFif
kirsasssas arI sHrf.sfaY fr Hhs SEE haufs
n cor HefeaHsf1=nf tn enc ias ~ Ha
fHHsf fa4HtFsr Htsfnis NFHiFH Farisaff
Slsa faF tHs mauF nsNatifai fiafai arfafs
Hns
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SAD FIRE AT GENOA

tseripps Telegraph ssrvies.l
GENOA. April 20 A fire in the
0dora ahipyards today caused dam
aana nf fana 600
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MRS. HoRsrALL DIES.

Mfs. y. l. Horsfaii mother Of
DR. . l. iIorafall. died NJ her home.
s2i 18th av. at / o'clock today
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LICENSED TO WED

Walter rrinEi~. -. and Maud A.
Stewart. e.. both 81 Everett
Edwin T Hirkley. s.. snd Annis
4 McDoaald. 70. both II Seattle
PETER Fvdt. IS. and E.mbiorg Tee
berg. -. Drasnsriiie
Chas Ross. "a. and Jeanette r.
uiaasll. ~. both II Tacoma
Sam y 0rlwF. and Carrie lorsH.
legal awo. both - Seattle
A. J Lynch. So. aud Mrs ASFy
ttlnedine. e. hosh ~ seattle
Gustaf Pahtkine. 81. AMI hlisuR
AkasiR. 2@. both ~ Seattle.
VIM Anderson. 70 and Mlnny
uioyklund. Is
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Corner First ave. and Marion At.
will serve q fine course dinner sun.
day from ~ 10 D IN. for soc 80
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n = 9oHNsfIN ~,
ita.sns ~. tssehs hisaA
Nam sai taa sgta
Eaih fef sets p1Aiie - stst ave nsfth
e hfnuF VA naser to- AHa pail tuf
Cheapest IA - nat taeeiiif fefna
A raaaflfai Wssl aaatiis ttsu "a tslsa
pFier So IfftHs fhta ls frsiif slrs'
tsfsi eanas tsaftna dftfa
So Nuiuei tafs hias iei sest
tF3a 7ash - leg anr eieqe ffoni NaAi.
sssH 81 tfaee $50 hpasn 81 tfafei ti4fk
faF iaf iaH aesA "a ~ asf I
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Photos by PInney

Are pleasing because he combines
high photographic quality with rea.
aonabio prices. making a very at
tractiye article to persons desiring
fine portfaltnfe where price must
be considered
Washington Block. 7o5 First av,
Seattle
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aAp p 50. -, q e.

NAunnNA HEfIs
Ftaa fsaifflaa lf ezttfn - HtN tssf
4falh "a cnsfes stesst - Il issei 49,
ats.ne nFaaa esaad view emnsrAsst ~ nafs
SEQ Han eas e~sm vt t4h@F iiasrnFes
uaaHta az Is Fqtra g. - a See alaasf
~ frfr1a = Msh as - p
FtfH 4stE w nAA
NHa refsissa fessaa sets4ss Aatffffs
ffas rrlsa ss1slsttuatisIo fzfl are ftas
NV 81 slaIfa q ~ a. - tash 80 fef
nsanth EnI Enst az - 81
NNN SAYS ANfa@
A fantff flnN hrsasm4 ia skafF hassas
asaii Eiaaiefn. eas iArgT Niee4sS snf taaa
aaaf q Hf ssss ffrrf. See Htses fl A.
aai1tng asfaaza ~ nsN ht48 sFilssf
81 ~ A. - aash. tsiaasa aee Yasf ss z
PaEn : kEnH CO fus
n y NANTEuEH. MG
fH r.wfnaet Ave
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aEakroa oAlpls RGsIoNs.

: CHICAGO April ~ RI state sena-
Itef nonsr oalpin today resigned
following the urfuar about his be.
I4nK sfnHtof ana clerk - the
lzlunieiral eoart II the same time
isc dor. Coat and Hat Hooks. n
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birth were registered today as
follows
Bryant Al sos tth av ". April
-. 30 wtfs % " q BFfant. a son
allier-~At fsii tIoweli st April
Is. 70 wife Of Marx Miller. dauEh
ter
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FsousTs 7Np IoTa

- .s----,s.-- 49,
ssis.tan atfts tst esfsi ffsii trvss
81" tsfnzes nnlanulA. saref an
haiatsf iat 4 H@a ~ 3
sesM HgpatH haaes ~ teN8H aMa hiisaA
fNm go Ksst nks ts
hfaN aAAaA Aa4asale assAsss satsH
saFfn sHaH aaila taoktna aEtsf tgf VERY
SAC Mffirf
: ~ a fssasz Hattaaa. haHsafeet lo ffes
llsf. ssa-rfHF ansatasff ats Htfw tahE sai
s Itf aaf RNaN 4aer taSssNa
tNIAlsm NusAtsMU 4 NtNHNHHr.
~ Esrgife N.4a - ssFanf ave-
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The usual tine dance vii be held
n I.esrhi Park tonight waEneFs
lbrrhesfra Gentlemen Csc Ladies'
- go
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$1,000
aulern traaEa cafiaar uFaf itsH and
4fffefaau sf snap
&DOLPA REn7 Ems
Bae New Tcrk Bis.
TT--T nT1- TT1T-TT "a

kENMN HHUH REALTY Co
@Ha Peoples Bark HE8m
2 rrrnsa n4aaHfn. ~ gnaaS tn Ehruns
san-a university saifffirnl three feet
atssFa frsfs - ST. = cash
aarraori nsafiHfns Green fass tee tafs
tiass a. ear aHd iatr. eHiT e 20, q -
cash bat naHa
raaus ela.a N. Sizes. anlr 50 cash.
falanrr 80 90 month
Ar. EfNna 90 HuuaEa eAf.L on rH
iafs near Rainier bouisssf eui riass
In so eaeH an terms
irfs Eaiumhaa rifF SIC. fire tuHInrss
rfnfprffF haif Haah
lots IfiftaaaH Cifr. hlesk f. two cars
Hnd foufrtafH eco. haif nHsh
VIZ FFfN4 FOR HEHH CALL at
. uFNlCE
BENNY nHON REALTY 60
ssi1 peqples HsHk niaf
Fi NFf0WEn HEALrY 90
ira 1lis Main i-1i
HkHtAfNH
u HsHnT nininH Park
Mtw q rnnm hsmr modern. al complete
b. every respect improvements ati Boz and
paid. 9sia 81 - Terms given
GHEENWunU AVE- LOTS
POI flaHianf ElfTf AHHifinn
So i1 taa 80 a1an On - nonth
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for obvious reasons, and only recently the
attention of the Academy of Medicine has
been again drawn to this rather important
subject. DR.. Vial has reported to 1t two
cases of disease which proved fatal, and
are believed to have been caused by contact
with Japanese hangings; and now DIR. Reul-
niger. who is at the head of the Pasteur
Institute at Constantinople, has been send
ing II an elaborate paper, in which he re-
Views the question of the possibility OF the
transmission of the infectious maladies by
means of oriental curtains and carpets.
The learned physician says that any one
who is acquainted with the habits Of the
natives. and with the manner in which this
trade is carried on. can feel no surprise at
the fact that the disease can be introduced.
Most OF the old carpets have already served
as rugs. quilts, and SO forth, and, owing
to these and other conditions of contami-
nation they are undoubtedly a source of
danger. The question ID being asked how
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and the care he bestowed on the epitaphs
and cemetery that the place had prospered
Some of these epitaphs were read In court
and were found to be Of Q highly "senti-
mental character. There are already 1900
leased for long period Of time have cost
az much as $500. The lowest price paid for
any concession Is 81, and the expenses Of
the most discreet burial are 81.
Visitors to the cemetery pay % cents as
entrance fee. They have occasion to adj
mire the pretty monuments to Tom, Bob.
Kiss, Limi. Bijou and other lamented pets
with similar endearing names. On one Of
the tombstones they may read Homage
to faithful heart and on another, Here
lies Black, killed by q civilized savage"
The above victim. explains the keeper, died
at the hands Of an indignant concierge.
Another marble slab, mounted on cement
rock, contains the following, Neither name
nor date, what matters it," And again,
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Portuguese Crown Prince Hurt.

LISBON, February 9.-The Crown Prince
Luis Philippe of Portugal, who Is not yet
twenty years of age, had narrow escape
from serious injury while exercising in the
riding school the other day. He was jump
ing high fence when the horse caught the
top bar and fell, rolling over its rider
When the prince was lifted UP 1T was found
that he had tainted, and that small
stream Of blood was oozlng from his mouth.
He was at once removed to the Palace
Necessidades. Queen Amelie has been
watching at his bedside, but the physicians
assure her that his injuries will not prove
seriQua.
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FIGHTING EASTERN GERMS.
Disease Imported Into France IN
Oriental Carpets.
s..x,.I C.nie.ram 10 The Stas-

s,.si.I C.bie.ram 10 The StaS-
PARIS. February 9.-Are the dangers OF
,mportation from the east exaggerated Is
ouestion which is now being quite widely
discussed in the technical and medical
press. They were supposed TO have had
great deal TO do with the spread OF the
plague In bygone times. and during the last
alarm OF cholera a medical commission was
appointed TO examine into the question.
and pronounced in favor of the adoption of
precautions. such as the disinfection OF
certain goods from Marseille.
Oriental carpets and curtains have al
ways been particularly open to suspicion
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Count Creighton's Funeral.

OMAHA, Neb.. February 9.-The funeral
of Count John A. Creighton took place this
forenoon from St. Johns Roman Catholic
Church. Business of every kind was sus
pended here from 10 o'clock to noon. The
banks were closed and for five minutes all
street cars and every piece of machinery
in the city shut down. Attending the funeral
were many Catholic bishops and priests from
surrounding states. Every student of
Creighton University and the various
Creighton technical schools attended in a
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this is to be warded off. and the answer is


Luckily, these oriental goods. unlike
European hangngs and carpets, as rule,
lend themselves easily to 1t. With the ex-
ception Of the dim dim in jute, and
Of some Syrian products which are dyed
with anime. they can be washed with ex-
cellent results, says DR.. Reulinger. who.
moreover. considers that 1t ought not to
be difficult to find an antiseptic which
would destroy the germs without damaging
the stuff. =
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MONUMENTS FOR DOGS.
Suit Brings Out Facts About Canine
Cemetery.

PARIS, February 9.-On the occasion Of
a lawsuit brought by a marble cutter some
very interesting details have come to light
in a Paris court concerning the dog ceme-
terry founded on the Isle des Ravegeursv
near Paris In 1890. As a commercial un-
dertaking the cemetery has been eminently
successful; so much SO that the society
which conducted 1t was tempted to evict
the marble cutter to whom 1t had originally
given free concession to construct work
shop on the ground, and whom 1t wished
to replace by more profitable competitor.
The marble cutter protested and alleged
that 1t was in great measure owing to him
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Forest Fires RI -ng.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, February Q.
"A forest fire burning between Bear creek
and Cheyenne canons has been raging
since yesterday noon. and much valuable
timber has already been destroyed. All
last night the fire was plainly visible from
the city.
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Chile's President Travelling.

SANTIAGO. Chile February 9--President
Mont left Santiago today for Valparaiso,
whence he will go to Iqdique on a visit of
iuspection.
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VAL ENTIN e s.
Big variety here-1c. to $3.50.

dear
missed! There something
this showingand prices are
x TT ebooths-
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remains of that which during its life was
my joy and consolation
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BLACK TAFFETA-A 26 inch wide black Tafeta,
S0~ which guaranteed 1t is heavy and uous, and
CyC. good value regular price, $Ioo yard. We've but
limited quantity,
INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE, YARD. 80.
2oc :5 ::: s: Is: q
zoe. quality offered in all coors with plenty of black
and white and blue and white.
&c., e$SsS s:s:
ors both and evening shades regular SOC quail
ity. About yards in the lot An opportunity to
buy handsome silk gown that may not again
Ln~ this year.
D9C. INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE. YARD. 49,.
CHIFFON VOILES, imported all silk and a. inches
wide. Regularly worth $I25 yard These largely
used over plaid silk, In all coors both and
0n~ evening shades. Black white. Extraordinary
wv gains
INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE, YARD. 49,.