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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-25
RUSSIA BOASTS A
GREAT PAINTER.

Only vaguely 1t is known outside of
Russia that there is living and paint
ing today in st. Petersburg II of the
foremost of modern masters. Only
dimly is it realized that lila Repin,
the shifting pageant of Slavic life and
scene, finds one of it's ablest inter
prefers. Yet for personal fervor, ma
tional feeling, or plastic vigor, this
forceful, v~eracious genius deserves to
rank close beside Turgeney, Dostoev-
sky and Tolstoy in prose and ebay
kovsky in music. The story of Re-
pins career and achievement Is the
story of Russia during the last two
score years. On his glows
the history of his country, with all its
possibilities, all its eager, baffied eff
fort, and sullen, misdirected power
His series of portraits constitutes 9
Pantheon of Russia's leading spirit;
hi n~aturalistic and medieval compo-
sitions reflect with consummate con
viction a troubled present and a
sumptuous, barbaric past. The art oil
Repin is above everything a distinctly
racial expression. 1t is to Russia,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-25

Dade's Little Liver Pills thorough
" clean the system, good for lazy liv-
ers. makes clear compilations, bright
eyes and happy thoughts. Sold BY
Sexton, druggist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-25

and Russia alone, that he has conse-
Grated the clarity of his vision and
the surety of his hand. And these
gifts he has not dedicated to the mar
row provice of aesthetics, but to a
broader, beneficent humanity.
At first his message seemed merciless
in its unfiinching truth, but gradually
it took on more and more outward
radiance and inward beauty. Gradu-
ally the stern accuser, who had so
long continued taciturn and sardonic,
exhaled sympathy and friendship.
Though he seems to stand alone, Re-
pin in essence belongs to that great
succession of academic r~ealists at
whose head remained for so long the
diminutive yet masterful Adolf Won
Mcneil. He composes as well as OBJ
serves; his art is both individual and
typical; it is both portraiture and
panorama.-From 'Russia's Greatest
Painter-Ilia Repin," by Christian
Brinton, in the November Scribner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-25

Pine Salve Carbolized, acts like a
poultice; highly antiseptic, extensive
ly used for Eczema, for chapped
hands and lips, cuts, burns. Sold by
Sexton, druggist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-25

gess circulation -epoash u
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23

l. December 8. James Arkell & balas-.
steamer Oregonian Curtis. Puerto Mexico December
Philadelphia 20 the American Hawaiian Line. with
steamer Regina Italia dtap: Ceppl Genoa December
t91 steerase passengers mdse. Arrived at
steamer Indrawadi tHr). Hi Yokohama September 20
Kobe October . Moii T. shanghai H. Keeling i5 Singa-
s g g and Tsnaa G0sh1 to spP Ey e. r.
"h nas edhd fne SL rsfoba Pecemb. 10 to
the Panama Railroad S Line with 90 passengers malls
steamer New York, Roberts; southampton and Cher
and sol s;eease pasengers mails and mde Arrived at
Steamer ROTTERDAM tsrp Dunstan. Calcutta
Colombo November l. Port said II Alsers - and Bos
steamer Bursermeistor Petersen tierl HOchfeldt Ham
ballast ArTvsd & at at the Bar q. s 81, Ia a m na.o, NAV
asuez Guanca 70 Arroyo =. Mayasuez u Aguadiila
90 with ~ mails and mdse Arrived at the
steamer stoizenfel, Ger Calcutta November
> Colombo 10, Port Said e and Aisers % via Pha
as9Ris %Rsd nfeG0f at the Bar at u TO M o. with
Steamer sesuranes Mlsr Santiago % e neTernn'r 10 and
II mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
E Fsaer Rr & Ga;ssT @ ,s PTs dHS MS's H.
Steamer Creole Jacobs Boston to the Southern
steamer Jefferson. Newport News Norfolk
'" steamer DeiaWars French Philadcpha to clyde
steameT ByTon CRp. cadogan. November 20
haios H. to Jevons. with passengers and mdse
rshorsd IN 9narsnTs fn e. N Snn Genoa p,ecb
Palermo and Naples to maT'hed m Seari 90
!
rriSa Ger, fiaeiya Earcelona Prince r
aRs s SShenbaeh San juan Mayas1eH
| Newport
sandy Hook. N j. Dec % $50 D m-wind southwest
| light breeze: partly cloudy. hazy on shore
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
HIST! IT'S THE WILLIAMSBURG GHOST.
Ventriloquistic Patrolman Made His Com
rades Shiver in Undress Uniform.

PatroIman John Turner, Of the Clymer street
station is much in disfavor with Lieutenant Eason
end his fellow policemen because he locked himself
In q closet early yesterday and practced ventrii-
ouuisrn sending the entire third platCon down TO
the main floor OF the house in their 'nightes"
production of Hamlet at a nearby playhouse re-
minded Turner of his old profession Of ventrilo-
quist and while the other policemen were dream
ing that they had a patrol wagon full OF money
he done" the ghost scene from Hamlet The
sleeping keepers of the peace In turbulent Will
iannsburg awoke and began to worry. but Jabez
White was the only who dared to get up
A particularly creepy sentence startled the whole
platoon out Of their beds and down the stairs.
Lieutenant Eason shocked at the men report
ing on the floor in such condition, but his repri-
rnand failed to send them back upstairs. At the
head Of his men he went upstairs and determined
to make a search of the room For time the
distressing sounds continued. and Ii is said that
the lieutenant for abandoning the house
calling the policeman post and putting II up O
him.
When the sounds ceased all hands acquired a
fearless look, and every locker searched until
they came 10 No. s, which 10 ked. Turner
had fallen asleep, but he awakened when the
door forced open
There is record the blotter to show what
Mr.. Turner's injuries were. but 1t is said that
things were made unpleasant for him by those
who didn't appreciate the Melancholy Dane, but
physically strong nevertheless
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
LECTURES ON .HOMELESS MEN"
Superintendent of Chicago Lodging House
Relates Experiences.

RAYMOND Robins Of Chicago. lectured at the
West Side Young Mems Christian Association
yesterday afternoon Homeless Men" relating
his experiences as superintendent for three years
Of Chicago's Municipal Lodging House Poverty
and destitution he maintained, could be aiIeVla'ed
only by A worldwide social reform
The world needs the service of tho ordinary
man." Mr.. Robins declared. Every election
politicians come to you and tell you that tho fate
of the country rests with the common people
Finance tells the same story. You think. prob
ably most of you, that the world OF hnance rests
with the big fnanciers. But ii doesn't Do you
remember the little financial furry a Few weeks
ago. Did the world think about the common peo-
pie them"
Mr. Robins in speaking OF child labor sald II
should be stopped and would he whenever leSs
attention was given 20 the almighty dollar ana
mora to immortal souls" During his settlement
and social work In Chicago. he said. ne mas
watched the human waste" come and 20 Ike a
huge food lie made several hits at the 10 u!
politic!ans in his city. They were responsible he
said for much of this waste
..But business men also are responsible for some
mo he asserted TT is a well known fact that
,hers 4. an Increase OF 70 per cent the first week
after New Year in the number of physical break
downs from overwork among the girls who WORK
&, department stores. How can men grind out
.be lives of their fellows for their own enrich
r,entP What kind of a you in the social
lfe2'' he asked his audience Of young men. DO
vour part by the other fellow, but don't oeGln 70
think how much better you are than ne Is or Eo"
will be lost to the community
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
LOSES GEMS, BUT FINDS a CROUCH.
Philadelphian Charmed with Gotham Until
He Finds His Jewelry Gone.

Ialn Woodson. a negro. who has a pawnshop at
No 1929 FiIbert street, Philadelphia, came to town
on Friday to extract amusement and instruction
from the sights and sounds Of Gotham. He got a
good deal of amusement, some valuable ilsffuc-
lion and a Crouch and the metropolis, which sell
dom gives something Cor nothing, got at least as
Inuc amusement. very little instruction and jewels
.aiued at s7 from Woodson
Woodson got his amusement from negro and
4 negro woman, his instruction from sad eX-
perience, and his crouch from a combination OF
tho other two sources. His amusement was gained
from what the pair told him, his instruction from
the disappearance of the aforesaid jewels 10 the
value of s2e77. and his crouch from the conlbina-
ton Of the two In future Woodson will probably
be chary of talking TO strangers Of any color and
re viii either keep his hands in his trousers pockets
he viii not carry Jewels.
There IS believe that Woodson had
gathered ideas the subject of Jewels in
their relation TO pockets when he dropped into
Police Headquarters Friday evening but the
police Just showed him how his pocket had been
cut open while he talking to his friends. They
told him they thought they knew who had got his
Jewels, and to make him happy, sent list of the
booty out to the paWnbrokers Of the city. Also
they said they expected to catch the thieves soon
hut up &c last night they hadn't succeeded In doing
1t. and Woodson's crouch still hangs h
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
MAY INDICT R0MER PRISONER TODAY
Essex Grand Jury Will Then Consider
Newark Lithuanian Tragedy.

The Essex County Grand Jury, sitting in New
ark. will take UP to-day the case of the murder
of Frederick ]. Romer, the Orange undertaken
who was beaten to death IN his in the
Park Hotel in that city a week ago. George
Wilson. the negro under arrest in Philadelphia,
charged with the murder, will be promptly in
dicted and the strength Of the indictment
will be brought here on requisition. unless he
decides to come voluntarily.
Wilson. who has admitted the killing Of
Roner according to the Philadelphia police. will,
it is said, claim that he slew Romer in self-de
fence.
With the Rorner case out OF the way the
grand jury, 1t is believed. will at once take up
the case against John LGkoszeviczius, the young
Lithuanian who early yesterday morning shot
and killed Michael Miszkunas. manager Of st.
George Hall, for the purpose Of robbing him.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
WIFE HAS DOCTOR PUT IN PRISON.
Had Treated Famous Men, He Said, but
Couldn't Get Bondsman,

,o,, . Taft. who said his address was NO l.
Perry street his age thirty-three years ana hiS
.occpnation q physician, was arralSned oeioio
Naeis+rate Rreen in jefferson Market ooui
yesterday. charged with abandonment oS h''
,,ife Nettie Taft, who gave her ADDRESS as NJ
IL washington Square. South MaslS''a'o
Rreen ordered him to pay his wife % weekly
and mt him under 1866 bond to guarantee ths
,ayr,ent which the husband said he would pe
unable to furnish
eff this woman will let me alone VIII sup
nor, her" said Taft 1.-THE reason L aoandoneo
her was because L was out of money, out Can
get a good practice in time. L have treated
MANY famous men, among them Senator Pla't
and The Allen 1 cannot furnish bond, and
if my wife insists L must go to Jail and she
Will not get a cent
Will not Senator Piatt go on your bono!
asked Magistrate Breen.
He would, undoubtedly, but he is in Wash
ington" was Taff's reply.
Your honor" broke in 7. J. Moran, Taf
counsel tomorrow DIR. Taft will go 10 the
island, get bath and suit of stripes and stay
there for six months He cannot give a bond"
Mrs Taft would not consent TO her husbands
parole, and he was led away to the prison Mrs.
Taft gave her address as No 30 West 44th
street when she obtained her warrant on De-
cember 3.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

r,,nrer and Christmas the crippled children OK
Free Industrial School for Crippled Chioreh no
street noon.
Christmas exercises the italian School OF me Ne
Work Ch,ldren's Aid Society. No lt6 Leonard Suee'
=.
The rooms Of New York Flower MISSION 10 T for
East 20th street, open for Christmas "
bosnitais tenement house sick
Free admission to American Museum OF 'Satu4al
Annual festival Of the New England society IN the I
~ New York Waldorf-Astoria $50 p IN
..,ra h Homer Davenport THE Horse srinorS
or SQUADRON A. Madison avenue and t9th street.
evening ...r
Animal dinner OF The Kentuckians. Hotel Plaza even
Ing o,. No q. Was,
10th street, p. m go, .
Special meeting of the New YORK ohe,, nfS,na M II
West AID street. 3 p m 49,,
Entertainment for soldiers under the auspoes CO.
IEort Jay Governors Island, Fort Siocu'. ~ -
and Fort Schuyler. n. " p m -.
~ &C., on The Tempest by Marshall
0A Darrrach under the auspices OF the feopes ~
Cooper Union. p M
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
BUYS 30o,000,oo0 TIN CANS.
California Fruit Gamers Association Forces
Reduction In Price.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
psttsrr1rg. Dec 22.-The biggest contract ever
awarded for fin cans has just been let by the
California Fruit Gamers Association to the
American Can Company, OF Pittsburg. II calls
for 3OaoOOOO0 tin cans. to be delivered in five
wears from January J. at the rate of 6o.Ooo.ooo
cans a year. The cans win be used entirely for
fruit and vegetables raised in California
II became known to-day that in connection
with this contract the California Gamers As
eociation forced the United States Steel Cor
porat3on into line for cheaper cans by a threat
ia build its own tinplate plant.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK mAPkET.

Philadelphia. Dec q Receipts for the week: Beef
cattle 35:2 head. sheep and lambs 1910 head: hogs
hca1. calves. 80 head BEEF CATTLE market
steady Average best 81 I3f &"
choice. 50a$J o. good 81 2tI 81 Tf medium. So
81 l@ s. a0GSt rs; stockers and feeders $40
81. bulls 81 aOas3 az. fai cows. 5: mast thin COWS
64lds.. S55rSS5 for common % choice
ruled and weak CATV rs usht receipts
exceptional qualities, s. jOnSa so good
Ia choice s. 30 medium. S6r<7. common sin So
craSecrs and Westerns. S3nSJ. SHEEP and LAMBS
Market lovcr on best lambs sheep. trade slow
poultry needs prcdoninang sheep w,thets extra SIa
~ choice s. good 81 "5ns4 so medium. s. 81
asa common scrs3; ewes. heavy tst s. :oas5 lamb
55Ts1: good choice, Sa StuSo 40, medium
$50 So -: common 81 Jod$5 - HoGS-Market strady
sfaSonablc Western. to size and quaty ~ -H
81 50 Citv dressed stocC Christmas offerings specially
priced other grades steady trade moderate steers n
stock btsg TIC veals. ll1
r. extraf I3-: grasscrs and Westerns. sTec country
dressed calves 20 extras. l3c: sheep s-dRc extra
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
CANDLES AS FUSES TO BURN HOUSE
Found Under Excelsior Lounge in Tenement
Three Arrests Follow Fire.

For setting fire to an excelsior lounge with
candles. Camille Gallo, of No. 80 Chystie street;
fgnazo Pasquale, OF the same address, and Car
milo Prinetto. Of No. Al Chrystie street, were
arrested on charge of attempted arson fol-
lowing small fire at No. 80 Chrystie street, a
five story brick tenement house. early yesterday
morning The blaze was noticed In a front
room. and Battalion Chief Calvin found the
candles there set like fuses.
Although in the fat when the
fireanen entered the place, Acting Fire Marshal
Mcfarland caused the arrest Of the three
Italians. who were held in Sc. 900 bail for ex-
animation.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23

Manhattan and by a leisurely march reached the
Brooklyn City Hall in less than forty IA minute tc
same time to ride from the same Otendortcr
Square While the friend waited for train the
writer was already on the centre of the bridge
If more people were induced 10 walk pressure on
the cars would diminish. No congestion OF pcfeS-
trjans has taken place since 1888 when this bridge
was opened. Now jolly tars and lone trampS al
most rlouopoIiZe tho deserted footway. Yet the
stroll not only exhiarates but gives many other
pleasures unknown TO many Brooklynit's. lhe
traveller need not hesitate he must city hSh-
ways to breathe; his eyes may take IN All ne can
see the air is pure. the wind blows no 9uSt mo
his lungs no cnders into his eyes, no vehicle I'M
rnndnS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
WALK ACROSS THE BRIDGE, HE SAYS
Simple and Pleasant Remedy for Crush
Urged on Brooklynites.

In an article on Finding Comfort on Our Big
Bridges" appearing Ia the December number of
.I'he Van Norden Magazine" Louis Windntiller
advises toiiers In Manhattan who live In Brooklyn
to escape the rush hour discomforts of travel on
the Brooklyn Bridge by walking across the great
aerial highway He draws a vivid picture of the
daily bridge crush, and contrasts it with the
delight of walking the river BY way OF ad-
vice to avoid the crowd. he says:
To walk over would be less irksome, more pleas
ant and absorb less time than TO ride. Ihe writer
has often started from the new Hall OF Records N
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
ruF PETROLEUM FIELDS.

,r, save,onments of the last week were I'll Oh
on exceedingly light character IN 'he i'NeI So So
u,est fields In fact, only ie" "'ii'
,,ated hut not one OF these Is anS pe1Ae ~
light bumper or gaser, and all were ioea' - -
81, dsftned limits. All efforts to increase pfoauc
;.,a- ~, working for extensions or druilnS
80, nroved uuayailing. Several wells are ap-
roacbipp completion Churchs FORKS "etAei
rounty and some of these will be due prooaoN
this week and some OF them may aiso DC 'i 'o
siderable value &c.
Creek Walton District Roam county, rs 'nious''
the Big Iniun and turns out to be 2cOWtloot
,,aser and about twenty-five barrels of oil a DAY
The Holidays Cove pool, in Brook County mas
Nnallv furnished an extension to the northwest
and southeast after many failures in other direc-
tions This extension will probably increase the
limits of the pool from mile and half TO two
miles along this line but the width yet remains
IN he determined. In all probability 1t is but
narrow belt at best, but may after all give con
siderable production before II dry. The wells
are not large but there may be many of them
that the aggregate would amount to considerable
in the end. If, perchance the extension should
prove wider than expected, it may be that the pool
will really have larger than the old Congo
pool in Hancock County. Elsewhere I'm the south
west there seems to be little worth mentioning.
In the Ohio district nothing seems to have de-
veloped beyond the ordinary run which has char
acterzed the from the southeastern district
for many weeks
In Illinois and mid-Contnent heds especial
news or information seems TO have developed. and
many weeks past. In Crawford County a number
of good wells have been reported. but calling
for special mention.
Refined petroleum is unchanged at S75 cents in
barrels and cents in bulk at New York Philadel-
phia prices are on basis of points lower. For-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York.
IIa China and Philip
via san FranoiscobchnaD Dec IS, 500 m
Australia texcept Wcs), New Zealand
samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Cia Vancouver and Victoria.
b Co~Nioana Dec 20. 600 p m
Hawaii and Philippine Islands tvia
san Fraucsco)-U ) transport Jan l. 600 m
Hawaii Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands tyia San Francisco,-Man-
dhuria Jan .. 600 p m
New Zealand. Australia Except Westl,
Islands and New Caledonia tvia
san FRA -Foreric. Jan IL. 500
Tapa Corea, China and Philippine ISL
an,s evia Vancouver and Victoria. II .
--Empress China. Jan Is. 500
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Dec 2c-Ccvic tBrl. New York.
southampton. Dec Philadelphia New York VIA Ply
mouth and CherbourE
SAILED
Queenstown Dec ~ 1855 \ M-Campans tBr>. New
York
PASSED.
pravIs Point. 22-Rhelu tt;eri. New York Tor
Bremen; statendam Dutch. Rotterdam and BouosLe
for New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Zealand which reported Sable Island passing
that $50 yesterday is expected 20 dock
about Q a. m. Tuesday. -.
The Hamburg which reported 10 South Wcineet as is
South Shoals Lghiship at noon
Is cspected Z dock ahout II 80 a
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Dec. 20, 1907
ARRIVED.

Oertei. Port Antonio December IL.
10 the nted Fruit with passengers and fruit Ar
rived AT at
Cardenas = Sasua Caibarien 13 and Nipe H. 70 the
x,,nsan ss line with Arrived at the Bar at $50
2lst. ., ,r;,.sn, ~
steamer New York City tBr) Barclay, st Ninsent'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 81 sun Is Moons Is
HIGH WATER.
Hook a:.O He'll Gate II ~
PM-Sandy Hook io.i5 Island 10:iI Hell Gate 12io
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23

eign refined oil prices also unchanged London.
pence per imperial gallon, Antwerp. 2iia francs
per 100 kilos and Bremen. $50 marks per % kilos.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Brings mali.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel
Vessel Line. Mail closes. sails
Hamilton. Norfolk Old Dominion. 300 IN
TUESDAY. DECEMBER "a.
Majestic southampton. White star, $50 a
Colon IL 80 300 %
bulgaria, Naples Hamb-Am- 1000 a
Iriorda Havre. French. ..-...........
Jefferson. Norfolk Old Dominion 300
CITY of Memphis, Savannah, savannah - 300 p m
WEDNESDAY. DEFENDER Is
Potsdam Rotterdam. Holland Am. 300 a m
Apachc Jacksonville. Clyde. e.......-..- 12O0
jamestown Norfolk. Old Dom. 3.0op m
Comus New orleans. So Pacihc. 1900
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Stern Brothers
Dressnaking and
Ladies' Tailoring Dep'ts
For limited period orders will be accepted at
Special Concessions from Regular Prices
Tailored Walking Gowns SSm 90
of choice materials
crrlRD FLOOR
West Twenty-t third Street

James McCreery & Co.
,x-y c<~.,, 34fb Street
MEMS HABERDASHERY. In Both Stores
On Monday. December the 23rd
800 Coats made of double-faced
Cloth Finished with striped cuffs and
pockets. a"oo
200 Matelasse Coats. tailOr-made"5.OO
3.5O
s. ad6
5O Wooden Blanket Robes 400
500 apdSo
500 dozen. English Walking Gloves,
"The McCrecry." Spear point. bone clasp
1.5O per pair
,x, e<~,.< 34fb Street
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
-NETROPOTITAN89srfyssss 9ryss

wav & S0t1 - Tvs s-1S-
Mats Xmas & Sal. e-Ij
al Hai Ha' CO. ~ 30
= hours solid ughteT.
telegram. Enough laughs
for { shows Globe You
will iauEh--Alan Dale.
Merry Widow waltz
burlesQus Won s recalls
Herald
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Notice of Election.

4 ELECTION oF TWENTY MANAGERS OF THE.
"a New York Institution for the Blind and OF three
inspectors Of election viii be held the Institution
3tth Street and 9th Avenue. at four o'clock in the
afternoon Of THURSDAY. JANUARY md 1905
CHARLES II. MARSHALL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
DINV CINFMATOGRAPH Every Hour
MUSEE THE NIPPON JAPS Christmas Week
Public Notices.

VX-ANTED.-FEMALE, WAITRESS IN THE ASSIST
w ant Superintendents quarters at Bellevue Hos
pita. with other duties. salary. per
month and maintenance Apply Assistant Superiu-
sHndents Office First and 2Sth Applicants
speak English.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23

WALLACk'S
r. c. Nhitnsy's Mus
A
KNIGHT
FOR A
DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23
DIES FROM
EXPOSURE

Ills body In the cold waters ~
the nuwamish river near hia ranch.
a few miles from The Meadows
Gillian Ambush. believed b have
been insane. was found nearly dead
from cold and exposure By ,. X
Kunstie aud other neiEhhora late
saturday niEht and removed 10 his
ranch. where he died = few minutes
later Ambush had laAped from the
window iE an insane frenzy and
Hunc 60 the river. whera he com
United suicide he laid down In
the water with bis head out The
body waH taken IN charge by " X
Nolco. Georgetown Nothing -
kuown Of bis relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23
IN HONOR OF
LATE KING

Eloqmeut addresses extolliuE the
virtues of the Departed monarch
we're delivered ~ the memorial
services held yesterday IN memory
81 the late Kiug Oscar u % sweden,
held Ia FIRST Presbyterian church.
Tho Swedish American citisnns %
thls city. and men and womcn 81
all nations crowded tho auditorium
of the great church and ioiaed IN
the impressive tribute 10 a ruler
Who was loved for bis kindly deeds.
Or. Emanuel schmidt delivered tbs
formal memorial address.