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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-05

dancing pavons etc. included in the burned dis
trct Coney exists for pleasure however, and except
the part Of the losers there leup in the merri
ment. While the section destroyed contained at
fractions than probably any amusement resort In the
country outside the island 1t only small part Of
Coney.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-05

Coney Island the famed Eastern pleasure resort, had
thirty swept by the recent fire. which
the disastrous in its history Steeplechase Park,
with its of amusements, Of the three great
enterprises the island entirely destroyed Near
ly 200 buildings including hotels. restaurants saloons
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
ON THURSDAY
Decision of the Thaw
Commission May be
Expected.
LITTLE FROM ALIENIsTs

New York, April 1.-If Justice Fltz-
gerald has any inside information
from the commission which Is to de-
eide whether Harry X. Thaw Is now
mentally competent to advise with his
counsel he evidently expects that the
commission should arrive at Its de-
cislon by Thursday morning. This
will give the commission just two more
days to hold sessions and would in
dlcate that the members of the COM
mission do not intend TO hear very
much from the alienists whom Mr.
Jerome is going to call to show that
Thaw Is now insane After few days
rest the jury room was Jammed with
the special April grand jury called
for the consideration OF insurance
cases. The Thaw jury took the seats
which have been occupied by report
ers and the sympathy squad. In the
regular jury were some of the grand
jurors and, as they are older than
the members of the Thaw jury there
was some comment on how the Thaw
jurors have aged.
II took about FIVE minutes to ex-
cuse the Thay jury until Thursday
morning.
It was said today that District At
torney Jerome may subpoena DR..
Gregory OF the Bellevue hospital
psychopathic ward. and DR.. Pilgrim,
of the state lunacy board. before the
commission. Both Of these physic-
ians have testified for Thaw. Mr..
Jerome believes that they will testify
that in their opinion Thaw is now in
sane.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
BACHTEL JUROR Ill

Lisbon, April 1.-Justice OF the
Peace Joel winder. OF Hanover. who
was foreman of the jury that con-
victed Corwin d. Bachtel In the first
Of the Canton State bank cases tnat
We're heard here, is very Ill and at
the point OF death as result of a
cold which he contracted while serv-
Ing as a Juror on the Canton State
bank trial. During the hearing of the
case Winder contracted a severe cold
which settled in his head with beal.
Ing resulting. He has been confined
to his bed since being excused from
the jury and is not expected to i've.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02

all we'll drawn, and the comedy ele-
ment is introduced In such way that
It becomes relevant to the story. The
play will be presented for the bene-
fit OF st. Mary's church. South Mar
ket street. With the performance the
dramatic club closes one OF the most
successful seasons OF its careers.
Following is its cast:
Major Hollis Halliday-Who finds
some things worse Tangled Up"
than the law. .......... Joe Bickart
Lester MacVey-His partner in the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02

Eta Reed. the well known actress.
wife of Corse Payton. and who is per-
sonally acquainted in this city. was
taken from Payton's theater in Will
iiamsburg theater. N. Y, to the VIII
liamsburg hospital Saturday. suner-
ing from a stroke of paralysis In the
left sioe. Her condition Is serious.
Saturday was the seventh annivers-
airy OF the beginning OF the corse Pay
ton stock company and Miss Reed WAS
appearing in "Trilby." She was in
the wings waiting to go on. just after
the curtain rose. when she fell TO
the floor She revived enough to
ask to be brought to her apartment.
but DIR. Ross said she could not live
through the trip and ordered her to
the hospital.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
co. C DRILL

Co. O. Eighth Infantry o. N. O.,
held its regular drill at the armory
Monday night The company has been
steadily increasing and two recruits
have just been added. The two young
men who have signed their enlistment
papers are Charles Young and J. L.
Painter. who we're on hand TO re-
ceive their preliminary instructions in
the drill Monday night. They have
enlisted for period OF three years
Capt. u. u. Clay has had several an
swers to HIS call for contributing
members and many more are expect
ed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
Monica zeigler

Rapiey ...,..,.... Monica zeigler
vernie-The undertaker's daughter.
Inclined to Lester -. Laura Young
Acts I. ii. III--Hailiday's residence,
New York City.
Specialties between acts-By An
drew Hinton. (the Sweet Baritone).
and the Emperor's OF German Conn
edy Matt Kolb and Joe Miller. pre-
senting "NonsensicaI- Nonsense" by
Matt KoIb. -Accompanist. Anna Cur
Icy; Walter lBivenour. pianist; Chas.
w. Flory, director.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
law firm Of HallIday and Mac

law firm OF Halliday and Mac
Vey ............... Emil Bauman
Keeling Plantum-Proprietor OF an
undertaking and tombstone busi
ness .................. Edd. HOOD
Lieut.. George Raplsy--A wealthy
young man from the West -.
......,....,........ Fred Ungashick
O'Toole-A family treasure ...,..
................... Andrew Hinton
Mrs. Halliday-Inclined to Jealousy
......... Anna Ossusky
Clara-Her daughter. inclined to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
How's This Z?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for nnv case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY a. CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the las. rs years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions made by his Arm.
WALDING, RINNAN a MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and niue
Gus surfaces OF the system. Testlmon.
ials sent free. Price rs cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consa.
IA tion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Sarah L. Mcfarland. after a
protracted visit TO friends and rela-
tives In Kansas and Missouri. is the
guest Of her brother. ]. Harry Brubak-
er, at his family residence. S07 Cedar
street, where she will remain for some
time prior to her return TO her at
Millersburg. Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
CLOSES THE SEASON

"All Tangled Up" the farce comedy
which st. Mary's Dramatic club will
present in Chapel hall Thursday and
Friday nights of this week, is an ex-
ceedingly amusing one and offers
opportunity for plenty Of
hearty laughter. The characters are
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
only One aeRoMo oulNlNsn

That Is LAXATIVE BRoMo Qulnlne.
Similarly named remedies sometimeg I9-
celve. Tho first and orlgina! Cold Tab
let Is a WHITE PACKAGE with black
and red lettering, and bears the sigma
ture OF e w. GROVE. Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

KiiooulLIc at; Rev. VIM. G. Kant.
nois y. ID, pastor. Services i0.4b
a. N, AMI 80 D. m Sunday school,
1890 ~ m; Y, =. =. q. no.. $50 D.
m. midweek services, Thursday.
Z 80 pep.i morning subject, Chris
tlanlty a Social Force evening.
THE kllstocraoy OF Character"
PROSPECT East Prospect nj. and
goth av. No Sunday school, s;30 a
m, Jamoa T.. Weter, aupt. 1880 y.
m, evenaonR and sermon by Rev.
G. II. Gale. subject. Family Jars
fourth IN series on Home aud
Home lnfluoncca' Prof J. H.,
Howe IN charge OF muaiess Mrs, G.
*. W..illhert. Hoiolat
Union Queen Anne nv. and Ga.
Ter &C.. Rev. ] Vincent Ro-ewafne.
pa-tor Services 10 80 "A. m. and
40 D m, Sunday school. ~ m
Y y, =, G. r.. g. 30 y. M. morning.
communion; evening. The Parable
Of the Rich Fool"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
TO STAY In JAIL
UNTIL TRIAL

Declaring that they viii not
leave the Jail until they are given a
trial. Emil Herman and II. NJ.
Wells. two Of the Socialists ar.
rested as a result Of street speak.
ing. declined their liberty ON ha-
heAs corpus proceedings. and refused
90 accept bail. which the Socialist
organization stood IN position to
provide nr. Herman y Titus. The
Socialist leader after Visiting the
men Ia the clty jail. announced that
they wero conducting their own
cases and he would not venture to
speak for them.
When the cases we're called In
the police court yesterday Judge
Gordon fixed the bail at $50 Ia each
case Herman declined bail and
insisted upon a trial. but as no date
FOR a hearing WAS aet he aud Wells
both returned TO jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

Seattle stars Exclusive servlee.1
Indianapolis. Nov. John
Mitchells announcement that he
will not be a candidate Tor ~.
election to the presidency Of the
United Mine Workers. OF America
foreahadowa q lively fight In the
ncat national convention OF the
mammoth labor organisation.
AZ least three candidates Tor
the presidency viii be Ia the race.
One of these. W. u. Wilson. pres.
ent secretary treasurer ~ the or.
wanisation. carries Mitchcil'a Rp.
proyal Wilson stands 10 continue
Mltcheila policies II elected.
Thoa. l. Lewis. of bridgeport.
o. vice president of the national
Organization. will b. a candidate.
Lewis has opposed the Mitchell
policy. principally Ia relation 20
tho interstate agreement In the
central competitive field. which
the last national convention ahfo.
gated Lewis fssorn separate
agreement for each state lie
has been n vice president since
1885 and has a iarEc following
The anthracite men probably
will nominate District President
Thos. ID. Nichols. Of Scranton.
Pa. wh0 vas elected tu congress
last fail This will have the II.
feet OF weakening Miteheire
chances Of naming bis successor
a il will divide the Pennsylvania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Al suau Will Be Over Selection Of Delegates to
4 National Republican COnVentiOn--Partal Combine
l,,wsu Second and Third Districts Assures Anti
us,ealt Resolutions and Territorial Government
Plank

viii send ak delegates 20 the con.
ventlon and u the usual procedure
OF allowing each division 60 select
two OF this number Ia followed.
Dick RYAN and " 7. Perkins will
be able TO win with proxies witch
they hold II the selection. OF tho
delegates IL left to the entire con.
ysution a hard fight may result
While Nome endorsed Gale. the
delegation was not instructed TO
vote for him throughout the con.
vontion, and there Ia considerable
talk OF combination which may re.
suit In the selection OF a Fairbanks
man.
There Is considerable sentiment
heing developed ia favor Of the on.
dorsomcnt Of Taft as the repub.
liean nominee for president and Il
IL expected this will result IN nam.
ms the secretary OF war as second
choice In the event Roosevelt n.
nally declines 90 accept a third
term.
A caucus will be held tonight al
which time matters on which the
delegates are not instructed will be
decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

way, Rev. J. r ID Liwyd. rector.
Rev. J X Black. ID d.. priest IN
charge. Services and II n m. and
7:s0 .. M Sunday school, $50 a.
m. morning topic. Sluggish Chris
tianity". evening. Unreasonable
Doubt"
Trinity Parish --- Eighth and
James. rector. Rev w. H. Gowen
Services. 1880 a m. II a m. and
30 p. m; Sunday school and rec.
tors Bible class. 3 80 a m. morn.
Ing subject. THE Communion of
Saints. evening. sermon by ri
Rey .. n. Rowe. bishop OF Alaska
Ballard 81, Stephens Episcopal
church. lHolbrook ST. w. b2nd.
Services. morning prayer. holy com
munlon and sermon. II. eveniug
prayer and sermon. 30. morning
subject. The Church in Neros
Reigu."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
JUDGE HUNTER
DEAD

v-sehen with an attack 81 heart
~ Indgs Edward =, Hunter,
/. .,sseer resident OF this state and
!. - tins nresidlug iudxu 81 the
.'.s,'u court 81 Lewis and Pa
- a. seaalles. died at The Way side
s~..gency hospital yesterday a.
.'..sss 4 few minutes after reach.
I, -, institution. he vas IN his
. :, Al the Kenneth hotel,
~ j. fell to shc floor uneon.
-. and As quickly a. possible
- kafr.ed 10 the hospital, expsr.
I. AZ minutes after reaching
.ssfal assistance
lsssa Hunser made a fortune In
I. saiarnla gold dlggiuxs o. the
=, psarsr days. aud In lass came
4 IA state. opening a law office
: itekalls He served two terms
{ usesios conft Judge but retired
7, ssars kgn On account Of his ad'
u,,sa age and foT the past fiFe
wsn Is made his home In this
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Gen. Funston and his staff took
the fiding test AZ Frisco yesterday.
all passing successfully.
Hector Mcdonald. dredging
contractor for the GuEKenhciFns at
Dawson. slipped over the wharf az
SkAgway last night and drowned
The body has not been recovered.
Portland hoodlums made serious
attacks on Hindua Halloween and
many Of the latter had to be taken
to the hospital
Harry NietHrt. the American
wounded IN the mutiny AZ St
Petersburg. Is well known In Port.
land. A divorced wife lives at Spo
kane
Many firemen we're seriously Ia.
iurcG In the collapse of the walls
Of the police station At Buffalo
yesterday afternoon. owing to a
raging fire The prisoners wcre
safely removed to the penlientiary
when the fire broke out.
Charles r. nidweli. secretary 81
the Bidwell Electric company. Of
Chicago. has been arrested for us.
Ing the mails fraudulently.
Joseph Wardeli. convicted NJ
View York 81 granddaughter for aid.
ing bis wifc to commit suicide. has
been sentenced to not less than rs
nor more than ia years
Tho Canadian Pacific Telegraph
company has taken over the gov.
eminent wire between Victoria and
Northern points on the island on
the west coast.
Capt Ra0ld Amundacn. the Nor
wegiau explorer, has been received
by President Roosevelt al the
White House he was introduced
b. G. Hauge. minister from Nor
way. The president and the ex.
plorer discussed the experiences "
the latter In the FAR north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

Cherry 81 2gd av. and Cherry;
Rev " A. Stevenson, In y. pas
tor Sunday school. g.ib a. m. G..
r., 2 y, m. II n. M. Curing the
Hind; 1880 . M; should chris
tiana Play Carda7@
Westminster broadway and Co.
lumbia Rev J. NJ Wilson. pastor
Topics. 'ia the Young Man Safer"
and The Modern Dance" this Is
the third IN series on "prcabyteri.
ans and Popular AmuAements"
mems meeting Monday at ESQ D..
m.s p. m, with dinner at y. 80.
ballard Market Vt. and 18th nv.
\. W. Rev. Elmer u Thompson.
pastor. manae. $500 Thllman ay.
Bible school. 10 a m. junior G r..
: p m; intermediate aud senior G.
n. $50 D. m; services II a m and
80 ,. m; prayer meeting. Thurs
day, ) y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

Services II a. m: Sunday school
10 a. m; subject. Who Is Ny Moth.
err
Spiritual Science Society--A. O..
u W. hall. 1884 First av.; Rev.
Mary A. Stein. pastor Conference,
8 ?. m. lecture. p. m: Is Man a
Special Creation 2"
Bible Spiritual Science Society
Meets az sis Terry av.. near James.
Sunday. =. m. Rev. l.. Nagell Eos.
ter. pastor: subject, Voices From
the Borderiand'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
SMALL BOY BOUND
TO KEEP PEACE

Bound under a bond OF t200. NJ
tic Peter brennan. a lad OF 10
years, Is now being frowncd upon
by the majesty OF the law lest he
fail 10 keep the peace until No
Isemhor z, and refrain from knock.
Ina the block off OF James Giliiapie,
80 years of age, who conducts a
store at ul0 TontA nv. &.
Gllliaplu appeared before Justice
Carroll with the pltlful plea that
the youngster had threatened his
life. and asked that be- be- put nm.
der bonds 60 keep the peace The
law has reached ont is long arm
'or the succorsuf a weak brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

~ pxlpfs Of the Relllngham
paazes show a hig gain monthly
4 fone reighlng 900 pounds
rssM through the window OF the
xwssm Pacific hospital at Ia.
era yesterday and did consider.
sals exnAxe. The stone was
ghrowa sfom slreef grading blast
work Ass tss1 suspended
IA Ehe ret hadrct for navy cssi-
mates Hfemsrsan will occupy a
cnnsgienou place
Teachers q Whatcom and San
yaan eoanEiss have ended a four
taYs Institute at Heiliugham
hany aseFesllag papers vere read.
RitrEille Il 10 have a basketball
kan "a the field
Rsln has loosened tho mud banks
dag Dc Great Northern tracks a.
Hslnsaam aaa the rails are COW
cd " distance o. from one
b two scot
i&cu4A nan u 20 secure a
lars % state dental board. as Seat.
= almafy has two.
VA Robert SchNAb, OF nelllnE
hA 80 vas supposed % have
ssscnic9 4 suicide compact with
~ bastard II RoaalAud. 4. C.. last
rsek . alive and we'll. according
2 leiisra received ia Whateom
uualy.
Ger Mead honored the requial-
HN q he governor Of Indiana for
itnss Watson. who Is held in Gus.
~ q Vancouver barracks
n skaglt County Courier. o.
skTe WoolIey. has changed hands
Z Totteh disposing Of his In
hfssia to Miss Olive Fortier re-
saay arrived from Crookston.
~ ne FIRST time IN many months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
HOME RULE PLANK FOR
ALASKA REPUBLICANS
ORDER NEW PLATO.

Frank Twitchell. Harry Wilson
ana Representative Joseph Griffin
constitute committee appolnted
Yesterday, At tho luncheon OF tho
klnE County Republican Club. hy
chairman L. II. Gray to lnyosti
gate and report TO the club on the
subject Of we new piats OF tho city
precincts. The old maps are "a
complete and Inaccurate aud must
be revised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
G.N TAKES OVER
SUBSIDIARY LINES

ST. PAUL. Nor deeds have
been filed with The secretary Of
afafs. conveying 20 the Great
Northern Railroad company all the
subsidiary lines Of that system In
Minnesota. The deeds filed COW
erred the following linea;
consideration. ti.000.00o willmar
& Sioux Falls. consideration. 81
a27 .g0423. Park Rapids a Iecch
Lake. consideration. f5i2si226.
Eastern Railway 81 Minnesota. con.
alteration. tiG.T23.Bs5 Minneap.
oils Union Railway. confederation.
sos .G0TlG. Deeds were filled yes.
terday transferring 10 the Great
Northern the 81 Paul. Minneapolis
a Manitoba road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

WASHINGTON. Nov 3 Mai
Gen a w Greeley. commander Of
the Department Of tho Columbia,
will be transferred by an order 10
DO iuaned today 60 commander OF
the department OF Dakota. Gen.
Greeley Will be placed on the 70.
tired llat for age next March. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

The Theoaophicai Society. Seat
tie lodge. 1920 Second sunday. 3
q. m. lecture, subject. Occult
study by Max WardAll
school Of lllumination-Eg En
hall. Arcade building 4p m. VII.
son Fritch will speak on Religion
Made Plain. the Seattle Chain
Gang
First Divine Science church--Co-
lumbla college hall. Broadway and
Pine: Agnes X. Mccarthy. pastor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

vote. where he has been especially
uiroaE. and which he has counted
upon controlling
Mitchell hong has recognized IN
Lewis his most dangerous rival A
year ago he would have resigned
the presidency save for the fear
that Lewis would succeed him.
Ever since he has been strength.
rniuR his organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
COLLECTIONS HEAVY.

Twenty thousand dollars vas col
lectcd In one week % October from
liquor licenses alone The total re-
ceipts from licenses. taxes. etc.
exclusive OF the regular water and
urht collections and local improve
ment taxes. amounted % tig6. i2ssT
for tho month Tho current exs
peudltnreN amounted 90 fiB2,s
fOfOEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Christian.

First Broadway and ~ Olive:
Rev. A. l. Chapman. pastor. serv.
ices o:a0 a. m and 1880 D. m; G..
T.. S;fb p m; Sunday school, ~
m. morning subject. "The Greatest
Mission Field In the World. even.
Ing, Gods WIN Done on Earth as
ia Heaven"
Ballard 202f w 6Tth st. Rev
A j. Grim. pastor ! a. m. Char.
Rcter Building" 1880 D. m. third
in series on The King Of Human.
isy" Bible school. s:45 a. m. G. r..
g. 80 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
RECEIVE GERMAN WORKS.

For the benefit Of the large and
increasing number Of German.
American readers that are patron.
izing the Seattle public library. as
veil As FOR the many students that
are studying the German tongue. a
large and comprehensive let 90
0erman books IL being Installed in
that Institution, one consignment
Of which has just been received.
These works comprise All the
masterpieces Of German literature
and will make Il one Of the finest
sets In the northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

Tabernacle--lbth ay \. and Har.
fiaons John Marvin Dean, pastor
Church Bible school. $50 a. M. /.
public Worship. II a. m. theme.
The Invisible Pastor. the Holy
Ghost"s Young Peoples prayer
council. 8 .. M evening topic. AS.
trningy and Genesis"
univeraity Place y. fsih q, and
nfookitn av. Roy Frank A. Heath
y. D.. Pastor. Bible school, 10
m wdfnhip. Il a m. subject. In
Christ fhe Yea and Through Christ
tho Amen Of Gods Promises" ia.
mar INJECTING. 2;f5 .. m. u. Y. 2.
uhlon. &; 30 =. M evening services.
1850. subject. The Individual Mes.
sire "s
IloFEsgian Danish - Howard av.
aat Aart st Rev o. ~ XIII.
paftor III a IN. Losing Faith
When Things 90 Weir. 3 . M.
SIN and Grace
Fremont Kilbourna st.. near Ere.
mont Az. Rev. ]. Cairns. pastor
Hlbic school. > IS \. m: u. Y = a..
s 80 . m; II q tn. Bear We One
Another'u Burden. a sermon before
Odd Fellows T.50 m. II the
Righteous Scarcely BE Saved
West Seattle Madrons hall Ar.
thur - Carpenter. pastor sunday
school. a. p M services. Z . m.
THE SplritD Driven Man
Adelphia Mission 18th ay y and
Miller - Services II a m. The
Conversion Of Publican: Sunday
school. 10 a m. IN English.
Green lake-East 12d 81 and 9Th
az n e. Rev. d G. Ellis. pastor
n a m. When lie Saw Ills
Faith. D. m. dedication OF new
house Of worahip. special service
program 1850 y. m. sermon by
Rev. Arthur u. Carpenter. God q
Waterman. sunday school. 10 a
m Evangelist Carpenter will con.
duct revival meetings for two weeks
~ the church at 7ao .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

Gilman Park NJ. E-w. seth 81
and 22nd av n W. Ballard. Rev,
W H. n. Forsyth. pastor Morning
subject. An Instrument 81 the In
tellect". evening. wild Grapes"
Ffrss Free church-CarpcnterE
hall. Fourth and Pine Rev. Alex
ander Beers. president Seattle sem
mary. pastor. Sunday school. 10 a
m. preaching. II a m. and 7.30 D
IN: morning subject. "A Divine
Christ"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

sEDRo. wOOILEY. Nov "A
meeting shlugie men In this city
agreed to close most Of the mills In
this district for couple % months.
some 10 close the first Of the
month and some December l. About
so per cent entered the agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

First Church Of Christ. Scientist
-si2 sixth. Services II n. m. and
s o m subject. Adam and Fallen
Man Sunday school. II a. m. ties.
timonial meeting. Wednesday. S
u. m. reading rooms. s2a Alaska
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. . The
kennEylvanls Steel Works. one Of
the iargest Of is Kind IN the coun.
trf today began laying or ON.
ployes, The exact number dismiss
ca II not given out Scarcity OF
work IL given as the reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

DUNKIRK. N. T.. Nov. 2-The
q y Hickman Wine company eel
lars at Brocton. she largest and
oldest plant IN the Chatauqua
grape belt. was destroyed BY fire
last night Loss. f250,0o0.