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GETS LleHT SENTENCE.

VI Bell today pleaded guilty to
nefi, larceny and was sentenced
iosIx mon ..hs In the county jail BY
Judge Mori,s Bell was accused
Of grand larccn,. having stolen
various small articl,'s OF wearing
apparel belonging 20 n. ! Golfer,
a roommate. valued AZ $3.50.
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That the city is keeping IS
prisoners in a space which the san.
itation laws say five only shall
be kept In. is the substance OF a
letter written TO Mayor Moore TO.
day by Healh officer Grant Cal
houn.
The health officer has discover.
ed that the artificial ventilation
provided IN the jail has been cut
Oft by adding "annexes" on the
roof Of the city hall A large ven.
tilator formerly. admitting light
and tir TO the Jail. has been entire
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peeIde eouIeNsrd Matter.

Tho park board yesterday ap.
pointed committee 20 act with
the parks and boulevard commit.
tee Of the city council In an effort
to stralghtcn out the difficulties
regarding the projection Of the
lake shore boulevard through the
MoGivfa addlliona.
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Canal and Exposition

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r.irnNn Aern wANr an.


re Ths star Main tese; ina
tisS The star viii call aud cot.
ieet the hill and win send TO
tsa the answers 60 your al
whsh addressed Care The star
aafNs HoH CtASStEftsn
any FufIsUNENTs. tttetp
Waatea. tastst aud teoaa. Zee
neat. Hes safe. stS.l oas Nset
Nerd.
sIrUkFtaNs WANTED Aus,
a. Nerds fhFve tfaae- fef -
tsn&a.
seven weird. o. fractions %
words &C. the lire, cash IN al
pAaee When rharged % acs
count actual number 81 lines as
SCI will y. eennted Minimum
hlll Ter an ad rs cents hal-
iara Maat Ad Agency, y. II,
Mullen. al ballard Az OPP.
CITY Halt
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kens So eaeiss - cor rfirs itsts far 1907
n -hirh - fiiw-frsi. ssacfihs sai pris-
arffsHs - f5ffsfsHt articles
- stsa9tns nFsf ne HfafnFV q ruf kals.
fHsa - 80 last fVs Fsafa. ws siwars
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q y. WILLIAMS co
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sash al assf assisss in ~ Northwest
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WOULD CHANGE NAME

Chas. Perrin McGregor has W 4
a petition requesting that he p
lowed to change his name to -. -
Perrlno Sllliman. as he has - =
known by the latter name sines =
was five wears old.
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Births were registered today =
follows
AkernAn--At 2ti2 Queen Arr
A. May n. 10 wife OF Earl Il
Akerman. a son.
Johns0n-At Wayxlde Emefre<
- hospital. June 3. TO wife q
Charles o. johnson. a son.
Eiliot--At Seattle General kosuk
tai. June s. 20 wife Of cha4. r. II
Tot. a daughter.
Ethier--Ai :. +. Seattle. June [
70 wife Of NAxaire Either a dsass,
ter.
smith--At Twelfth and wslkss.
June 0. 10 wife Of Frank h. Hml.k
a daughter.
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filed an information charging ~
Miracle with having einpeas-ss ~
5000 belonging to Or Russell -
case had been tried before 10 'a-s ss
Gordon's court. and Mirsee -
bound over TO the superior esa ~
Subsequently u was stated snss -. ~
criminal proceedings has -
dropped. This however y ~"
proved TO be incorrect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
RAINIER VALLEY.
Rainier Heights

Lot e6ri1o. fine unohstrucisd lake view
haaN Atlantic ~ tone block from lake and
nevf boulevard. Groom house, - CLEARED
and fenced, city water Price nioe Hean
e Eulan block. tt
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today =
follows.
Meener-Frhnk Meener. as, Jsrs
{. Al wayEide Emergency hospitxl.
Burns Burns, S.. JHne 4, q
Providence hospital.
o'Rsnion-MAry o'nanion. a.
May 20. AZ Pacific hospital.
ConlAn-John Conian. 20. nv
-. al WayHide Emergency hosr;xl
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


BUSINESS oFF0RruNgrr
A ST. Ehfnz u aaes a. 49, ~ent "
eos faaf basiHeaf AZ - can ~ ~ -
t.ksas - step n ths offiea ~ ihfs -
siaa Hastasss a4Hcftuslf = esf 49,
lsat fsszasas Usssf stsEda. fusstaius 1855
- t55ss kfssseFf stofss tuifhsa seafs
Aassis 49, asfIis. siaetFie Naht EitN+si -
fsse 80 haslasss aS~aias fvS aaet =
tasskHak f1f
Sc
PRIVATE nxruANur rEALrt 60
- untsn hhss
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raul. a rALE-"r. r.,.a, A',ssss ,,.. Ne.
r esssssl s1s wn,en |" pno.-cr sssias
haead eialu. AMI complete drawings MAJ
row claims are saiaslsss but save ihsa
s.ss.as ~ , ,i ,a ,,s. NJ Winch f
IN 81 q sss1 sfSh ~. ~, NJ ,,s
atsst patent fspaIt. ~ ~ Nutuai lifs
huiidiAs faai A faiop,
sdsus. q nsesks fssis,srea ratsnt ana
fleas Aafk Atafnsys. u rsafs 70 Seattle
% celman niesk
ruoroanArunns surriIws
Aeass.A saFpJ CO. ni cAs9y 81. as.
st,is II
HEAL ESTATE DEALERS
spoi.rn nritnsss as Me- sass nis.
aAoRaH W. DUNLAP = CO. as
hailsf nsis rhanss Mats uA. lad. s'i
naai = ksnasll. sueess.efs 20 YaFasli
Realty Go ~ esarirs nias
{. u nIi.LMAS, 4 a , rl@s. nias
Fnnp sAsptn nc. Reosa a. Ea.
sfsass ceisnsa MA
usIoe Lksp 60. AZ ws.eias'ea
htas itts
wAHssn a nRowN, ns r.ssls'. RaAs
nias
LIVERY STABLE
cAscApe BOARDING. LiyKnr Anp
sAtks sfAnLnf CORNER Fifih ~.
lost AND Fousn
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T.. Il ~.s.s + ' ,s.ss's..i as .aai
isfas. - khsrisa. Csiifunia i.ssi 90
asassaa - ta fsia the4fsf tAeTfHt
tsssfd ttstura 20 eiaf % eo csisf .,
MASSAGE.
r.ss. 81 @...sss - ~~s~.s .ss sss
81 sassass. fsaF "a toiea =u
att-IISEnr
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ftss stfsst. Ia
ocutisrs sSp Aumisrs.
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hss
PERSONALS
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~ tsHstsaFs ssssfss fs1y,eiaxf hgHeas
tissa. saeEssfksa taaahf ~ Fseaaes nanA
talHsIas fsss lsstafs " riass'tss estate
PHYSICIANS.
a~s-s-sa----.---@s~a----~-zs
~ p.ttsn. sais. as Av.a. saas mats
saa ssalsss fstss.sy ats~asss
unIoN TaarsFrR noviNo ANp
re rls.s nstA sssss. Mas. 80 la isas
STOCKS
sss-Sis. .sssss ~ i.a ss-ss -
waSrED-nEaL ESTATE
---~.-=-~=-s--=-~----a- -
WANTED
go 5. sc ssss.s Z "a esss ssss
.---------.------.----------------- /
la $50 4ssssss -ish .. haTs hsgsss
fss tanxs sfsxta psi7ss Ana sseAiia@@ Hass
rrs~r unoa REALTY "a
as - ssss nass ni4s
!
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LAKE WASHINGTON.

truap modern new cotiaEe. fine FisW q
cash
Fina view q city and lake washington.
doudis corner on car line. p,tQo. part cash
Haan.
ffadm modern new home fuii concrete
harslhent furnace heat Dot f0xtlQ. Queen
Anne hiii, 500, u.ooo cash. balance tas1 90
per month
MORRIS REALTY CO.
On and ei1 Marion uldg
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entirely 90 stating the values q =.
different lots before the resFss
was decided on and their press
whine.
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WEST SEATTLE.

s==asz==assaaaasaH7aaa7a - -
Great big snap. oxidQ, Efand view q
bar only 500 on very easy terms.
Two iatH "a blocks from Ninth ard Calf
fafula only $3.50 each. on terms Ike rent
GREAT FOItrHnnN REAL EaTkfH q
TIMBER Co.
al Marion fllnfh
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EsssHtIHaa - fsFH.aFe huaa# far tAiTs a.
ssassf EHa "a - h4a 81 frssflahts
aFiee Il laNsa seen 30 Tern ~ Msaa
- tAH
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Why? Be A Slave

Ts a. i.ssu~d 49,. - "a s.n rea =
iaN @eA asestsAns - t'st. as casA. -
sNsz - Fsf neHnth
tsfNf4e AftsaNAt. fsoNh HNttff 50
~ Flanssa nsasa. Maia igt4 "a
- tfs@ss ,s.-.ssss F7sss f-1s =
rfsFe o. HR t2a easn
Fsasstfai tfaasv rs- wsssSn heass -
SIS fsiss = 80 t.e ..sh
= $50 eass- a. pss'' iass ifiss
-. rsss5 - ssin ~ Ttis8sfs -
- fssss. Assss re z - tss go
A. fnf fsfnENr -
- usnny inis
De- VI. llt - O.
o0K ~ Tita
> - 90 49, 49,, 80 49,. 49,. IS. IS.
- - - 80, .,,s &c., ~.
- rss.ssrssss 81 u A. sl.s. ss''i
ssstaH lHfns ~ SO tssh
81 Fles.a bisa rhees Mais - ~ =.
c4FI5Vli isIl-li n.sesiN :.
. 80 \ 50 rssi Msfrst ~5sts i -
e afaa g Faisa sash uiii 81 - 80
- 80 '.,5 iEsg y, 7. e, ss9 See W
Hsss fetssftan tef 81 os.h orHsf. Hats
= - faaa r'6ssTa helss fss sis-.
. aaa-srsara saessrss snsp SO lsi..
* FArHF = co.
- ahafsf nids
IN sft IL
- Hais~NsA frcisfn t.rnaus hdaas STA
hsssHssst scar Woodland iafs sd Ftsa
$50 tsfras Pres fiso AadfeHs g Il
- ~ : - - - -.
81 Natnisf boaisrsfd Feoas East sisa
@sfsr
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MAGNOLIA BLUFF.
MAGNOLIA nLurF

SIS Lafgs sanIlQ corner fire home alfs
close 10 nasns Vista Addition 80 eaah.
balance easN Owner, 10 New fufh ha
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aREENLAKE and FREMONT.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT.

urHEa YoVR nAAdAfN
Only ff1s Tor a a. fafi lnl ~ "a feet in
ne University district, three tlsekr north
= Geeena whh soid BE ~ q ina Yeu
90 meath Owner - Burke pids Main
ms Al
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mrcellant home ritsi lots overioohinH
from car each lot cleared Price $50 10
ire 80 each. 80 a month. Take old Hens
70 ear Get OF al ffiiman. AJAX fer
tyecd 1T
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sos Iery NOTICES.

paassns guarssleea. e.s..i.
rI@& kssess Ascestes temrts, -
XpA ftss tssseas essis
A1 s.. - ~. Z y, ~ ~, .s.,...
kANpkfis fHF cAnrNN tER
y tks aaat tauso rvralFtns ~ ~ ~
e. - ~iataw sus te'f ssts-ee.
sasft AT NVrths
aoor NINA ruh svEfhs.is. 49,
hansaaits Absolute esfv aaatse $50 ~
fAaas..s {tslsi Fafaireia. nefttftis tissa
sAesifs stfff tsfuts Fesuitias trufn fnse'
nsfts5a 81 sfhss eaasea strfaeeh uHee.s
ksaass ttssAss suefpsafaiiy 49,
srsst Gs4n1aa usssgpAth. ~, F..La-a
ftes sxAaiaatisn--tN sf p~cras
Is sssA Axs. So. nsAr yassssa
Tsks gs<ksaa street ear. fsisfneas -
~ns.KtgaI pERS nEEriNn
Nettes - asrrty sitsn that thrfs 49,
a FesassF sa4etInx - ne stassn.ttiftt -
a. ksaftts iatef frnpie assss --s'"e
f9aa "a q IA - tAboF fswq.s. -
szss. d "a Nondss Jams ~
. A Aust. roe Aha "A
ruhfs aaness tfvsa ever 49, ~
sfsAa tst5nzAns hAi ugFsn iaAe Nft -
- Frrn Aiff siattan en1 wAiA thFee So -
saafa t.Aa4ee are especially invites
ssssma sh<ws Aanssa.
774s---1e1 @zaT@1~ Muss - ehesr tog sNsa
Aaa4vsa { H. stsf gffics
fss ) sTsasss. eIsAssII. sitf oh laa -.
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netr waSrrp--uAl.ss

SPECIAL SPECIAL sfEciAf.
far Seattle Pest Offke. ENAininas
tian 1una T. teia cur class AZ
enee and prepare for this rxaniiaa-
tfou. WESf COAST SCHOOLS
slt-sft Pioneer buiidins. ofea
efeaiaks III
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Why Don't You Go

ct HHW sna hug ups ~ $50 q those
infsFuf a#n $50 earh Ever v Yea DOE I
Wsnf Is asa n iaHf 49, 3 hefes h@twsan
twa i've KFNWinH cities - nlaHfF naasi
thing - aWn- and Wa Hru them go asrs
aaaF isHsua fhaf PES wauA haftfr faias
ths HlHnsV Fruts % tfr offrs and sss
fiss ana SET faii psriicaiars
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Robert Maltby
An Ideal Chicken
Ranch and Dairy Farm

8 saHss 81 sol Upland ar1 fsffT farm
nearly ieFsi. fine sell 10 afaFsA al fsnesdi
nsu kfaafu house. barn ffHM. - acres
fisarsf. afehsfd. small fruit. a. aafra eats
an1 haFs - miles from raitrnaf station
Incorporates t1wn. rfeauIsrT nfaf. rlaFs
hsionaa o. wf81W naf able 20 fahs care -
ii Price q ~. bali cash, staek. ffup ans
iaals coFnsilas = Veil inc. z rniqn hik
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as = wefk - esn tsftffr. - ~ y -
per asFs stsasfF Fsnrsa3 Haeut esatttr Aa
fsan4ste 60 Ga AtAatA sr1 ttah -
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'sssse
|lsPiss"::s.;i
IA MIR
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-08-22

taken up with her, | must have been
thinking, underneath, of the warning
sne mad brought for. perhaps half
or three-quarters of an hour after she
'olI was suddenly whirled ont of
my reverie at the window by a
,hpusht Ike a pistol thrust into my
race. What II they should include
hoebnck. And Just as man be.
gins TO defend himself from a sudden
Danger before he clearly sees what
lhe danger is, SO ! began to act be-
lore even questioned whether my
suspicion was plausible or absurd |
went into the hall. rang the bell.
slipped lightweight coat over my
evening dress and put on hat.
When Sanders appeared, | said. I'm
going out for few minutes-per-
haps an hour-if any one Should
ask. y moment later | was I'm a
hanson and on the way to Roebuck's.
The door of Roebuck's house was
opened for me by NADIA man.ser.
want would have been sinful" lux.
ury, man-servant might be the hire
ling OF plotters against his life. may
add that she looked the cheap maid
ot'all'work, and her manners were OF
the free and fresh sort that indi
Gates a feeling that as high, or higher
wages, and less to do could be got
elsewhere.
81 don't think you can see Mr.. Roe
buck she said.
Take my card to him." l ordered
and I'll wait in the parlor."
"Parlor's in USE" she retorted witt
sarcastic grin, which | was soon t
understand.
So l stood by the old-fashioned Goa
and hat rack while she Wen
in at the hall door of the bacl
parlor. Soon Roebuck himsel
came out, his glasses on hi
nose, a family Bible under hi
arm. Glad to see you, Matthew.
said he with sanity kindness, givini
me friendly hand I'VE are jus
about to offer up our evening prayer
Come right in"
followed him into the back parlol
Both it and the front parlor wer
lighted; in sort of circle extendin
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ZEH1IaRgHzLZMpge2R

of the forcible abdication of his ia
ther, bears the name vi Syek. He is
a son of the late Empress Min. who
was assassinated In 1895. and was
born on the 25th of March, 1874. Lit
tie is known of vi Syek except that
he was given what little military
training the country affords, and that
he is not man of strong opinions
This would seem to be obvious when
the Japanese are willing to place him
on the throne. II is alleged that VI
Syek never recovered from the shock
he received at the time his mother
was slain, because of the brutality at
tending her murder. She was first
cut down with swords, then taken to
courtyard, wrapped in silk and
borne to a grove, where. after wood
was piled on the body and kerosene
poured over the mass IL was set on
| fire
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,oHN X. TENER, ONCE A FAMOUS
BASEBALL STAR.
Toured the World with an All.Amer-
lean Team Years Ago-ls Now a
Successful Banker at
Chartered, Pa,

Chicago. John X. Tener. one time
ball player, president of the First ma
tional bank in the little town of Char
leroi. Pa. and newly elected grand
exalted ruler of the Benevolent Pro-
tective Order OF Elks, was once an
interesting figure In the world OF
sport
John X. Tener owes his fame and
fortune to phenomenal right arm;
his popularity to his unaffected good
fellowship. which remains TO this day
tradition on the dusty diamond OF
America Tener was one of the first
great American pitchers, and he show
ed the royalty and nobility of Eu-
rope what a strong man can do with
little horsehide sphere, To them
It was like the legedermain OF the
twirl his long arms above his head,
writhe his long body into position and
force the little sphere to describe arcs
In the air in apparent defiance of
the laws of gravity 1t was their
Introduction to the curved ball so IA
mliar in America that IL has ceased
to excite comment,
Capt. Arson stoutly repulsed the
idea that Teners curves would fail
to excite comment to-day.
John could do anything with a
bah that any of your diamond stars
to-day can do" he said, land I'd
back him just for old-time's sake, to
go them one better. He was a great
ball player and one of the best fell
lows l ever met"
Tener was a green boy. uncommon
ly tall and uncommouly compactly
built when Capt Arson of the Chi.
cago National team discovered" him
in 1888
Like all well grown American boys
he had taste for outdoor sports
baseball above all. Capt Arson saw
him play one memorable day when he
was pitching for the old Pittsburg
Athletic team, an amateur organiZa
ton. Tener was in good trim that
day, and, unconscious that he was be
ing watched by man who had the
reputation of making big players, he
twired his best Arson was i'm
pressed. He went again to see the
boy play and finally made an offer.
That was how John X. Tener cam,
to give up the pen which he was push
ing none too theoretically, over tn,
ledgers of big Pittsburg steel con
Germ all week and leap into promi
,, nence. The trip abroad and the ia
, nence. The trip abroad and the ia
They came about through the ambi
, tious plan of a successful theatrica
promoter to introduce the American
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Spalding In arranging for a tour OF
Australia The tour OF the world
which later was expanded to embrace
the islands of the Pacific. Ceylon and
the more important continental coun-
tries. was In its inception much less
ambitious.
After DESERVING the diamond Tener
settled In Charleroi. small town not
far from Pittsburg, and engaged In
the banking business. He was al
ways loyal Elk and in 1899 he or
ganized the Charleroi lodge of Elks.
serving three years as its treasurer
In 1902 he. was elected its exalted
ruler. In 1904 he was elected grand
treasurer of the grand lodge, holding
the position until his election this
year as exalted ruler.
In addition to being president OF
one bank, he is secretary and treas
urer of the Charleroi Savings bank.
Prior to the recent state convention
he was mentioned as n candidate for
state treasurer.
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into both rooms were all the Roe
bucks and the four servants. This
is my friend, Matthew Blackjack"
said he, and the Roebucks in the cir
Gle gravely bowed. He drew up a
chair for me, and we seated ourselves.
Amid a solemn hush, he read a chap
ter from the big Bible spread out up
on his lean lap. My glance wandered
from face to face of the Roebucks,
as plainly dressed as were their ger
wants. | was able to look freely, mine
being the only eyes not bent upon
the floor.
So absorbed was | in the study OF
The influence of his terrible master
character upon those closest to it,
that | started when he said: Let
us pray" | followed the example
of the others and knelt. The audible
prayer was vifered up by his Oldest
daughter Mrs. Wheeler, a widow
Roebuck punctuated each paragraph
in her series of petitions with a loud
lv.whispered amen. When she prayed
for "the stranger whom Thou has lee
seemingly by chance into our little
circle" he whispered the amen more
fervently and repeated 1t. The prayer
ended and, us on our feet, the ser
wants withdrew; then, awkwardly, al
the family except Roebuck. That Is
they closed the doors between the two
rooms and left him and me alone II
the front parlor
81 shat not detain you long, Mr.
Roebuck," said |. "A report reached
me this evening that sent me TO yo'
at once"
III possible, Matthew" said he. AM
he could not hide his uneasiness. "pu
off business until tomorrow, My min'
yours, too. trust lis not In tn
frame for that kind OF thoughts now.
rs the Coal organization to be an
nounced the first of JulyT ! DC
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stuIlsh Even II Poor.

You'd think. wouldn't you, that
they wouldn't be at all stylish over
where | live" said the woman who
lives on the ragged edge of New
York's East side, but there's where
you'd be awfully mistaken. You
should see the style of my roof peo-
pie The pretty girls who dress in
white with blue sashes and come up
on the roof and sit with their sweet
hearts between the chimneys, and the
children with big pink bows on their
hair and short. white dresses and
little boys in their clean white suits
It's very stylish on my roofs, | tell
you, especially late of an afternoon
when the sun has gone down and they
use them as sort of park ~
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FAMOUS CORVALLIS CAVE.
Used by British Officers Before Sur.
render of Yorktown.

Norfolk. Va.-The famous cave
used by Lord CORVALLIS and his aids
for their meeting just before the bat.
tie of Yorktown and his surrender is
still carefully preserved. 1t has
changed little. II at all, in a century
and half, either as regards its en-
trance or the general appearance OF
the interior. 1t was here that Lord
CORVALLIS met his officers to hold
the long and anxious meeting before
the battle. The entrance TO the cave
at that time, as 1t is to-day, was very
well concealed as the photographs
clearly indicate. Interest in the IA
nous retreat has been revived by the
jamestown exposition, which has