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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-21

Denton was quite seriously
day morning by the SCOT
he oven taking fire. She
Een door and the gas which
|ook fire and exploded. Her
k were quite badly burned,
serious and no scars VIII
, the burns heal. AT pres
|tting along as well as could
lady's opera shawl. owne'
me by calling at this office
|perty aud paying for I'M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
RAILROAD SECURES
TIMBER LANDS

Representative OF the Chicago
Milwaukee A ~ Paul Railway com.
pany have negotiated for the pur.
chase Of thousands Of acres Of tim.
bef land IN Cowlitx. Lewis and
ThuFaion counties lAteiy. aud the
total acreage acquired by the rail.
toad company Il said 20 involve a
total expenditure Of nearly $1,000.
coo Deeds for the property pur.
chased are being made out IN the
maine Of the Continental Timber
company
Because u tho fact that the tim.
Der laadH bought are ia the terri.
tafF which would be reached BY the
proposed extension 81 the Tacoma
Eastern railway. these puneha SEES
make u appear practically certain
thai The Milwaukee either has pur.
chased the Tacoma Eastern. or that
branch llue wili be- built by the
Miisankee into the Big Bottom
country.
A . Fiaeiling. the Milwankse
agent IN charge ~ the purchase Of
the fImheF ianaa has been tn Reaf.
lie and Tacoma for the past two
wrecks. iaarinE Tor Spokane laat
niEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
ALLEGED BUNCO
men ARRESTED

Ia the arrest this maruinE OF n.
~ Ronau8nff and " &. wallace. ~
Nottingham. sheriff /. Z smith %.
ciarsa he has captured two smooth
hunca men
The arrest vas made upon teis-
srarhic Information from Sheriff.
~ Helllngham
a. W bunker leaned the men
money on twu horses pat la livery
stable Tor safe keepius Ronandorf
managed 90 set ths horses out OF
the stable. u IL said. and placed
them aboard tha steamer Utopia.
bringing them to Seattle yesterday
mNfuins
bunker LEARNED Of the alloscd
trick and wired sheriff smith % hs
on the lookout Toe the men The
taleEram Nas received eco late Tor
sheriff smith q meet the boat. but
this morning bunker and sheriff
Williams. Of nslllnkham. arrived in
seattle and search revealed the
horses 81 the Maaiy stables GA
Western az. nunksf. Identified The
horaoe aud said Ranandaff vas tho
man who had mufsznNea them 60
han. Kenan1urf eaa immediately
placed under arrest Wallace Is
charged with being an aecompiice
81 H0nandaff ana uaa also locked
ga the county jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Nandervcor this afternoon pre-.
sentnd 10 Mayor Moare the pro
posed bin regulating the sale 81
dfuks. especially such as cocaine
and other Dope" substances. This
bill wlli be sent to Olympia Tor
paasans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
WANT A RECEIVER

y c. MepouEall q 60. this morn
Ina commenced suit Tor the fore
closure of lien and the appoint
mrnt ~ Feeelvef aEainst the raY-
lof castle uatden company. ana
Charles q Turner and wife - the
Turner Investment eamrang. aiis.-
ms fraud They charge that az az.
tempt IL being made q sell the
property belonging g the Taylor
Castle Garden raHapanY The com.
rlalnt alleges that 1850 IA nae due
the McuuugaH company Cor ma.
trflai zsa labor Furnished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
Lady Sits on Nat

At one 81 the theaiers recently a
certain lady was greatly efnhaFass-
ed when she aat on q gentleman 3
hat The gentleman was one Of
seattle'a upto-date dressefa and
the next day purchased = g. %
Barear Hat AZ llilasar and Bark.
mans. the exclusive hnttera. 1910
Second av. He appreciates the en-.
eeIient quality aud stylish appear.
ance 81 a Bargar You should wear
one. too. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

over 1904 There were a7es eases
disposed of, Of which 5fs we're
civil actions. T20 divorce easoa. $40
equity cases. $40 Juvenile eHaea. 800
criminal eases aud $50 probate
cases
Where 10 o. D. Sinclair
Tho whereabouts OF Is - Sinclair
u desired by q. + faheY. Of 1911
- Ohio ~ Sinclair Il supposed
10 be- connected with a city publish
Ing house but his name Is not Ia
the directory Persons IN Berkg.
ley Cal, wish 10 communicate with
him
Two Boys Prove BAD.
jay Montgomery aud bon Mon
roe. two boys. were this morning
fined go each By Police Judge
Gordon Tor being drunk an dis.
orderly. n rs alleged Ia the com
plant that the boys we're hanging
around the Franklin high school.
and Superintendent J Z Town tes-
Titled that be saw both boys look.
ing through the windows. and their
actions we're otherwise suspicious.
Pr Ties Stand Test.
Fir ties put down on pike n. At
First nv about sin years ago are
being taken uD today a. good a. tho
day they were laid The ties we're
put down in a cement bed. com
pletely covered save at the top. as
an experiment The result viii DO
of much importance to the seieBtlf-
ic world
Yukon Miners 10 Help.
a letter has been received from
Charles r. ssttleman. editor Of the
Dawson Daily Newa. Ia which hs
states that the miners are elated
over the prospects Of Alaska being
brought 10 the front b. the
Aye Although the miners
have not been asked BY the officers
Of the exposition To contribute 10
the exposition Il Is expected that a
collection Will be taken Hp by
them along the Yukon and sent 10
the officials IA this city All the
miners have started collecting
curioa for the Alaska exhibit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
DYING MOTHER MAkHa
AN APPEAL ron SON.

A pathetic letter was received 10.
DAY by Chief Of Police wapponstaln
from a dying woman IN Denver.
Colo. asking that the Seattle police
yndoaVor 10 find her son. 0lomh
Mlllor, q teamaier who Is believed
To De IN this city. The woman
signs her name as Mrs ". n. Robl.
son, uf aihe Vine At. Denver. aud
tells the chief that she deairon Ga
have one more look az her sons
face before aha tllra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
ARRESTED FOR
STRIKING DOG

Mrs Alice Fisher. Of SIS Twenty
seventh Az. this morning caused
the arrest OF Robert West. a
plumber. on a charge OF beating her
dog.
Airs. Fisher who a. 70 years old
and lives alone al the above address
with only her tire. small grand :
children for company. rays West
struck the dos over the head sew
sfsl times with the blunt end Of an
axe
Tbs old lady 10 broken hearted
over the condition Of her pet, which
Nill probably die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
FALLs % FGgr

ttaHs nrandKrond. carpenter.
yesterday fell 90 feet from the
anaffoldiuE - . building ht Eighth
AZ and Union w.. ana struck on
hts hsch on she concrete walk Al
thu Providence hospital this morn.
inK. where he was taken. II waa
stated that he would probably g.
cape With only a strained back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
EAGER TO LEAss OF SEATTLE.

IN a letter 70 " r Williams. sec-
ratarY - The Commercial club.
Prank rQuneisY wafsoa. vho IL
cunduetirE a seattle Rnf WaaAinr.
tnn pubiicstT campaign IN tos An.
Euies. says that BE t. messius Nifh
great auccesa Last Tuesday nixht
M Watson lsctursf 10 i.ssa school
tsarhrFa in tha blanchard hall At
f.nH Ansntaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
WlFE ON Wan PATH.

Archie A Peterson this morning
commenced divorce proceedings
against Lille 4 Peterson. aliuging
that his life Ia IN danger. aa she
has threatened To xiii him. Recent.
~ she IL said Ia have apat In his
face and called his vile nnmos be.
fore several Of hts best frionda
They wero married at Calumet.
Mich. June Il, 1888.
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= 44ss ss@sS I
ON the FRONT

T. ". Mcmillan. formerly captain
of the steamer MaBstte. has re-
turned from Friday Hafbor. where
he IL having a steamer built and
which VIII be completed next week.
Marine Inspector whitney VIII
Leave for Portland tomorrow 70 ss-
suns charge Of the inspection work
during the Illness Of Captain Ed
wards
Ko.mos liner salaiis sailed for
Hamburg today with FUN cargo OF
lumber. Fish and flour.
RoHfnos liner Annals II due TO ar
rive from Hamburg b. the way of
the West Coast Monday. with 1000
tons Of ore for the Tacoma sfnelter.
Steamer Montara. Of the Pacific
Coast steamship company. SANS TOR
SOUTHEASTERN Alaska ports tomorrow
with a cargo Of dynamite and oil.
The steamer was due 70 SAL several
days ago hut on account Of the coal
shortage was held up
J Eaary. Of the Island Transport
tation company. announced this
morning that the steamer Camano.
WHICH hfWMN Ntff II tHAH AA@ANftN*
blades yesterday morning. would
nave 70 be placed on the dock for
repairs.
During the las; month many II
the sound steamers have had 90 ba
placed on drydocka for new propei-
lsfs. on account Of blades being
broken by logs left by dock owuers
and drifting dangerously Ia the bay
Most Of the logs are wsiersoaksd
and stay just below the surface OF
the water making n dangerous for
the navigation o. sound boats.
A report reached Seattle today
that the steamer Dirieo. en- route
from Kstchikan 20 Seattle, il hay-
inr trouble south bound on account
of defective boilers
steamer Dolphin. due % SAIL for
Skagway tomorrow evening. VIII be
laid up on account o. the coal short
axe. and the Farallon vii make the
trip
steamer Watson. Of the ALASKA
Pacific steamship company, sails
Cor San Francisco tauorrow with
] goo tons o. general merchandise
and many passengers.
Steamer Bertha. Of the Alaska
Coast company. Is due 10 arrive in
port from Seward tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
A DOLLAR WORKS ltAso.

A single dollar must remain In a
savings hank a whole year 10 net
yoa the trivial sum af four csnta.
Moaey Invested through the Cor
man Savings Building anI Loan
Association gives much larger re-
tnrus. as this company selects oaiy
the most profitable Investments
Liberal loans are male 20 ali mem
aefa. Fun particulars from chas
osnsr. secretary. ale HALEY hldE.
...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
TOWN
short OF COAL

..,..s. AlasiA. Is not IMMUNE
.ssvf Il q esssl sheFtasc s's
e ~ - = ,ess,rss brought south by
y Az sleansef Dolphin Ia
~ y angef y alreads there.
~ SITUATION has not
A. acute stage
- =. sIsa1tioa Al skaew ~ has
]. .,si by the White Pass 4
,sllraa. Il has stesfd be
A. psople and = coal famine
- ... ~ sAaw 4 johnson. The
!, ssal dealers. had been ua.
~, coat -gOm any source.
1ssy have a contract With
s',sne cpasg o0aspsny IA mr
J. ssn uisA AL their business
ne White Pass came
4. vseas ami provided them
! - MI the White Pass sup.
x,slng short. and & has cut
\, sllesance q has been
sl.x Z Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

white became very angry and sent
tue away 60 school"
At this point pnlmaH asked far an
adjournment. the Judge announcing
that lnaamuch AS the jury was be
Ing held together he would hold
court usKt Tuesday. despite the fact
that II was Lincoln'r birthday.
Thau's viii Produced.
rhaw.a viii and codieil. made on
his wedding day, was shown 10 Mrs.
rhaW. The codlcil iH in favor Of
hia wife. the estate roycrtinR back
10 bia family a her death. thus dia-
eliminating against his wife'H
mother
Had Nothing 10 Live For.
One of Thawa letter read In
court this morning. which directed
tnnsfelioW In financial tranaae
tiGhH. ended with II have moth.
Ing 10 live for This letter vas
written after he had heard Eve
lya's story ia Paris Another let.
tsf VAS written 10 Evelyn ia
America. In which he said he be.
liayed her hYpnotiEsd. bat the lot.
ter continued 4 know lts not
YauF fault. aud YOU mean no wr0nE,
You knoN ! have always treated
you with the greatest respect
Other letters doniod using NOR
phlno. detailed public stories about
the girl should be stopped. and one
10 tnnNfeiluw said "Hhe Is all
FiKht. and had abe only kept the
present things from the polluted.
lylng. daablemlnded. smooth.
tonEued. hard hearted. but soft
spoken professional doceiyera
Evelyn resumed the stand after
lunch nhs told she defendant that
after she returned from Europe
White wanted her 90 50 90 him
white asked me o. visit him IN his
apartments the Eirl testified. but
! told him | would not Ne pleaded
then efled. and said was not
human and Geld as fish
Sent 20 soheol b. whts.
Attorney nelmaa again asked her
why she had been sent 90 school in
Nsw Jersey she said one day. IN
whites studio in the presence Of
White barrymore asked her to
marry him. aud she refused white
act esrf auEfy she said. "ana said.
What eauid two aids like you i've
on ana Haffym0fs ssid. You daa'f
know white told the Barrymafe
uaa Grassy. that his father YES in
an insana asylum. After this Incl
dent white seus ere - school
did you ever toll ThAs shat
happened 10 the other girls If
Whites hAudaf+
4 object. cried Jerome This
state Il not permitted 20 oontfoveft
the truth Of a single statement 10
the tsatlmany White "a dead ]
object Ia this question. which a.
along a path es cannot follow
Jerome spoke with deep feeling
neimaa said be would produces
documentary evidsnce 10 show ihat
Than anew White vas alleged "a
have had relations with other
Eifia The iudge sustained the Oh
lection until the groundwork vas
mare 70 build w this iinC o. tea,i.
mouy
iefauea remafh ln answer 60
netnaa objection belnE May the
good f.osa forbid that wr Should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
oRocERs. AsaoctATtos NOT
IDENTIFIED WITH PURE
FOOD SHOW.

The Seattle Retail grocefs' Aasa.
eiaflaH e net financially ~ other
wise come ted with tho Pure fassd
shoe II ta a private enterprise
controlled and managed ~ parties
iu na waY connected wiih the asao-
citation. Many Efoesru are receiving
requests far free tickets. a. " has
been advertised that they have tlusn
% giRs away Tho only waY Rfo.
GERS can secure tickets il ~ puf-
chase.
We huna this explanation will
make matters clear % an
}. } HIGGINS. Secretary.
Seattle Retail GrorrFs' Association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
y. n. c A MOTHS

" p starr. manager o. the
stone Fisher Co. viii npeak 70 he
bays n fhe Y ~ ~ A. sYmnasiufu
SUNDAY afternoon. Tho Royal Male
ard rfau1bone quartet uHi play fot
tbs sunday club. which meets af the
same hour The Gives MunaI eiah
all meet tomorrow uiEit. when A
urnaInak uiii read paper OF sThn
Fst4Itsfe AZ china
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
sAlLs VIVA RgcoRo CARGO.

steamer Totteaham. under char.
Ter By McCahc a Hamilton. Of So,
atlle. sailed from Vancouver, Il. G..
this morning foF poft ptfis With
over t.oeo 900 feet Of lumber. Which
- 100000 feet more than she took
On her previous voyage. Capt. W.
G. W. Ranay il In command
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
GAYS LEGISLATURE
WON'T INTERFERE.

Turn the whole business over 60
the council and let them have their
on 90 a. There's ne use IA hair
measures However. ID not bu
ucyo that the legislators 81 tho
state will stoop 70 the palnt af taxi
ms hand IA the Seattle difficulty"
tt was said around the city hell
taday that UeofRp L. Piper would
introduce the hlli during the day.
Councilman keene said That while
be had heard an inkliuH u the mat
ter previous 60 the announcement An
the newspapers he had not been let
into the secret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
WILL NOT ALLOW SCHOOL
CHILDREN TO CONTRIBUTE,

The school board has refused It's
assent 10 the plan ~ tho Daughters
Of the American Revolution q have
the school children contribute % the
fund betting collected 10 erect a mon-
ument 20 dsorge Washington 0n the
campus Of the state university
The boards action ~ due e. pol
icy adopted some time ago Of not
allowing collections among children
for any purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

"a single statement made
here IL regarded ar fofeeaHiinR a
victory for tho defense,
AZ the conclusion ~ the after
Moons session adjournment was
taken until Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

on time and leave the miners In
the shaft 20 shift fof themselves.
"it IL too ridiculous for com.
menI" Frank Cotteflll. president of
the state organization If the Amer.
lean Federation OF Labor. said TO
a star reporter this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
WANTS WONT RETURNED.

chief WappsnHtein has received
a wire from chief ~ Police Oman
Of San Francisco. asking him to
send " ~ u. wight hack 10 that
city on the first steamer. Wight IL
wanted lu connection with the muir
der Of his partner. claude Yauna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
ACCEPTS FRANCHISES.

Tho Seattle Electric company 90.
aay accepted the franchises Tor
uew lines on Summit. 18th ani
Wafiinsfofsf avs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
COACH PLACE TO
TALK on ArsLErics,

The third auauai banquet ~ tho
Y NJ G. a Athistle club wiii 30
held touight ia the tuoms - the
Commercial club Coach Place. 81
the university. wlli Efve the al.
drcts IT thr eruninE on ~Tha Ath.
lefic Spirit Officers niil be elect
"a Tor the ensuing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

our tiseo Euii special fsf bust
ness men has kept our special floor
buaY during the last few weeks "
- Hutchinson a Co. corner See
ord avenue and linton street 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

al. legislature Is to tase
Z, ,.sri,les the executive
y. .'.,,.. sl,ls, Of 'hsi' az
..w,,s thsy might iasi a.
80 4 and pass a iav deias
y \, eifiee Of msyof en
I. ..l.l Councilman keeae
81 ~. in dissaaslas the
= .,. a TIE Seattle city
~ .,.,ss e. set q law lsassei
" ,,, Maare cut IA the
s'salesk owes 'he appele'.
~ ..s.e,rlateaeient ef streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

Our itta4 salt special Tor busi
nsss mgu has sept our special floor
busy 8afiuK TIE last fee weeks W
y HuiehlnRan a CO. CORNER Second
avenue ard unsan street 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
VICTORIA SUSPECT ARRESTED.

Upon orders from the provincial
police ~ Victoria. Detectives phil.
lips and Hyrue today arrested Fred
suimaf. wanfad there on a charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. s.--The
Wabash Railroad company filed
yesterday with the secretary of
state certificate Of increase in
rs capital stock OF SIS. 500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
TEACHERS mEgr TOMORROW.

Tomorrow al the Central school
the King County Teachers Histori-
cal association viii hold a meet
ing Over 20 teachers from Yari-
GUS sections OF the county will be
IN attendance. besides many city
teachers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

q III kinds Come m and soa them
before you buy. Hairs. III FIRST
avenue s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
DUCK SHOOTING CLOSES
MARCH EInAT

have an assortment ~ obi shells
which ! vii sali a. eass 90 clean
them out Hatra III F1rss avrnna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
ARGUMENT AGAINST
,..,r souR Law FooLlst.

-, -,.e,ss hrand as foolish
/ -. presented b. the "a.
Z. l,,,sl ecrnpsry nefuFu The com.
"a. q mlnes and minink Ia ots
~. 4 IT, eight heur Law f0r
- The oompany Processes -
-, tat the proposrd taN ta
'.,.,uus ~ the reason that en.
- scnla qais work exactly
- -. l,.l....I IL.
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BLACKMA|L|NG EFFORTS
Of WHITE ARE EXPOSED

Continued from Page OneD
asked 20 algn any papers. and had
not signed any ThAw then said
iiummel WAS a hiaekmnilor and a
ahyutuf lawyer"
Relating further 90 meeting
Thaw. thu witness said; "Thaw
said ! should not speak Ia stanford
White. and said | waa accused OF
Improper relations with him. I
said That's lie Thaw said
people would think ! was a black.
mailer because / went Ia Hummel'a
office Thaw said Il looked like
hlaokmaii "a him "
hummel Worked White.
when did you see white
again" the attorney inquired
one night White came rushing
into my apartments at the Hotel
Navarro. excited. aud sat on a
trunk and asked NE what DID
YOU tell Humtasl about mof / told
him I had told liummoi nothing
White said something must be
wrong Hummol had just squoeEsd
a thousand dollars out Of him aud
there Was no telling when he would
squeeze another
Evelyn said Thaw again ash ed
her u she had signed any papers
for Hummei She replied she had
not aha lid not recall signing q
paper Ia the Madison Square Gar.
den tower for White. and said she
called White on the telephone aud
asked hlm about t. White pat her
OF. ana she said he finally ar.
ranged for her 10 SEQ Hummei
again The witness said she was
ahuwa a paper with her signature
on q. bat the signature was All she
could see
She haid Hummsl took a uiatca
and burned the pep IN a isrdi.
uiers She married Thaw on April
Z. 1905.
pid rou attli pafsla, IN refusing
him up 10 fhta time. and why p"
= told hisn ! wanted 10 save hlt
reputation THAT many people knees
about white. and that my marriage
TO him would be sure % hurt him
with his family. hnsw " would
be a good thlas fof me. huf I cared
40 much fof hlfu that l did not want
70 lntufs his reputation
After the marriage. how we're
you reesived IN EnEiandr"
vsFy pleasantly BY the Countess
% Yarmouth
-nid Mrs William Thaw ever vis.
u you IN New rafs before your
marriage r
yes. several ltFnes-
Annoyed b. White.
AFTER your marriage. dld white
try 70 approach yauf
Yes. FAEseA hlnu on fifth sx.
Waite held aat his hands and satd.
EFflyu' Thar aaA al then Thaw
made ne nfasulss faithfully % tell
hira y White ever tried 60 speak %
me arsin I Kept nv pfusnisc some
time after while fidins doen urn
az. "a route g a doctor on Thirty
second 81 sAs white IN a haa-
spft following my hansnm. ran
20 the fasfufH stsps. buf Eot nrfv.
GUS ard ran Down aHain jumping
into the hHasem snH ordered tha
driver % drive 80 fast a. possible TO
the Hotel Luffaina
IBID Yaa seef tell Thaw why
white sent Yeu 70 school In New
Jersey. Nhita Y9u usrs on the
stsxsf=
Yes I tod Thau that Jack uaf-
tYmafe. she Nss Ia The same cons.
pauY With me. bad asked me % visit
HIS apartments and that refused
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= saiAs Sc oFlsalal naiha.
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tconilnued from Pago onel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

legal 2uarFtla increase.
LitlFaii0n IN King county in 1896
increased more than unefhlrd over
the precedInE year. and doubled
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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-02-08
CHAPTER vi.

Lord Avon strolled onward with
clOuded face, When staying at Avon
House, boy, he used to go over to Mr..
Dane to do Latin with him in the day
time; Mrs. Dane was very fond Of the
boy, and he was fond of her. He would
rather, now that he was a man, have
brought vexatlOn upon every one in the
two parishes than upon Mrs. Dane.
IF ever Grace gets me again into
bother of this kind, she shall pay for It,"
thought his lOrdship.
BY and by he came in view of Wilton
Cottage. Mrs. Dane was still seated I'M
der the pear tree. Seeing Lord Avon,
she waved her hand to him, and he open
ed the gate and entered.
'WhAt a stranger you are" were her
drst words.
He kept her hand In his as he sat down
on the bench beside her. She had a light.
heecy kerchief thrown over her white net
cap, and a warm shawl wrapped about
her shoulders. Her face, always a deli
cate one, looked omlnOusly so now; it
was so changed as to give Lord Avon an
unpleasant thrill.
"Dear Mrs, Dane. am sure you have
been very ILL.,"