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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
NO LIGHTS HAVE
BEEN PLACED

The seeming Indifference OF
Washington authorities TO the piac
ins % what are considered necea.
eAry lights for the guidance Of
mariners while In Sound waters. i
Weighing on the minds OF we'll
knoWn shipping men. They believe
the eound ir too far away from
headquarters 90 receive thu atten.
ton Il deserves. aud that u con.
dltionn WIRE fairly looked Into acme
substantial Improvement would 70.
sult
OF the eiesen lights last asked
for. not one has been granted. II Il
urged that lights are greatly nead.
81 at Polnt Jefferson, Llplip point.
point Hudson. Point Partridge. San
Juan island. Via rocks. Alden rock.
Georsia straits. Heln hank. Clark
point. ratns island. aud Admiralty
head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

CLAYTON. y. y. May IL
M weddin9 bells for me.
oes vhlst I'm sad I'm free'"
Despite tbs fact that taia L. what
MAJ irvln ms fair. apa Il least
Il. has bean siaglas all winter. she
& q sprlRg bride. and married
Kurt E'zfsit. Der business manager
and presz agent. mere child cs -
sammers. ut her summer home here
yesterday aftsrnoon.
Mia Irwia's song had also this
60 say:
~rhs NOR. I see Of married llfo
The less wiAA ~ seq
and also
I've had . cAsnrs O. tvo Al that
But refused b we'd.
I'd rather TAXA On Washing At
A dollar pr Instead
Miss Irwin has hesn marzaea ere
shis. but not for ksep2 She Is
worth q hasafslle Of ss5a.0oa. nsaAs
largely 81 81 per ssal and oxns
the charming hofn. in the Thogx.
and lsiands who're the ceremony
wss pcrso<rnsd~
Everybody tnausf Mfss fTwln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
MANY STILL SKATING

Although the interest In roller
skating ID not 30 great "a Il Was a
short time ago, ane rink In the city
rttil does all Il can handle In the
way OF business fhia IL tho Dream,
iand rink, where nightly large
crowds Of skaters eonHreaate Man,
agrr Treat SAYS that business haa
never been better than Il IL now
and that he has from 200 10 500
people on tho floor every night In
hia estimation skating has become
a national sport and II will never
lose its popularity lie thinks Ekat.
ing viii be popular all summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

about sh~ discrepancy between her
songs and her sentiment. for. In al
dgtion 20 No Wedding Balls. sAs
had another. which ran
~ .A-T-k-I-A-o-N.Y.
That's 4 high tenea name for
trouble.
The ceremony Was private 20,
tnrtAy. the only persons pres
ent bssns Rev Theodore HeY
dsn. The officiating clergyman.
the bride aud kruom and NAYS tWa
gfown up sons. Harm And Walter
Tier marriage uilt not mean the
eomcdlenne's rsttFemspt from the
stase. bat shet VII eater the Yands-
vile ranks ueKt fall under the
Keith 4 fsroetug manasement
MAJ Ifeins first husband. FRED,
srick Keller died n 1857. kaafelt.
who IL - years aid. has beea her
manager for the last three seasons
TIE honeymoon siII be passed On
the bcausitai 81 Lawrence a. Tbs
brides bungalow home Miaa Il
vim has a nmw three ssofy gran
lle cottage under construetion ecst.
ina $40 zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

ana 81 the most pleasing things
Witch the PantaEoA Stock company
AZ the lois has yet given the pub
lte nfamatlsed from Mark Twain' :
ehatmlnk story Of the same name.
the play retains many % the quail
isisf whtrh made The stoFp 80 pop
star
Little Ollie Cooper lntsrpress The
dual role ~ prince Aed paper and
Laowian a. saFmne hgora IA tao
handles her ilnek sell William &
rsnwian a. Miles Hendon.- has an
equally important part. The play
runs AZ NeeE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

Henrietta Cruwnan CONES 70 the
Grand opera house Ia +Ali-of-A
aaddsa PaKxy the latter part =
thla seek playinF ThuFeaaY Friday
and Saturday. The stars engage
msnt here lat year pill be Fsnefa.
tesea A. one 81 the most charming
things - the season. aud a. her
new niaY ls ssFi 20 Be che b~ss abe
has had in wears. local thsaisF 80.
efs are looking forward 20 Der en-
eaFemtnt with interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

a Texas Ranger pressed I've
hig houses 81 the Seattle tAeat~r
yesterday The play IL one nf the
Old. exciting meledfemaa plih .
military background and pieais ot
action George ueFFy. I've Earle
french. Aihe foolry Dave wi'
iiama. Charles a Allen. Eiltabslh
Hale. Kathleen TAI qf. Frank
Montgomery and Webb Chambefiin
are members o. the cast 4 Texas
RsnKaf runs All week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
WOLF
niorrous sFrAms IN gios cry
AND srIv-ArroINTs LEAD
ara ~ TO M DErnsosED.

CHICAGO. May 81 -Yoiisa tie
self appointed head 81 Zion + 90
be o4sffhfoRn, This action vas
taken last Night At mass mssiinE
nf those opposed 10 him.
This mssfiHa followed fiaioes
affair yesterday afternoon a. the
regular SUNDAY meeting and NeiiTa
20 qusli the disturbance. YES forced
20 call upon the police for aid ard
assistance.
Noilya says he will not resign
unless he has thr right 90 nams hts
auncseaaf. lie says he viii take
the matter into the courts.
The rebels" saT that soiiva will
be asfhronsd sf the fapfsmbsf
meeting and election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

The Arctic brotherhood save t~o
Minstrel ard xAuHueliie perfuffns
Aaees. uae saturday HiEht sad ore
last night. taklnx ia round sum ~
mercy. Under fhe management %
prank Esran both performances
werv uniisd off smoothly f0f ana.
fenr entertainments. sad individual
features dies numerous snenFes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
STRIKE BREAKERS
ARECALLEDLIARS

HAS FRAHcfaco. zfay t7.--A
Fuost astonishing statement waS
made last ni9ht ~ chtsf o. Police
tiinaa, who said that mueh Of the
damage 90 ears. euashsd studoWs.
etc. Vas accomplished bY the strike
breakers themselves.
This ktafsmeut as ElssH 90
President Calhoun. Win statsd that
hs would 81 oncs start sn Invest.
cation windows have been trek
en- ~ iron bars and th@ treinmsn
have stated that the strikers have
stoned them After q thorough Ia
sesffsatton the storsss Of The strike
breakers are In the nain setd 10
have been = mass ef lies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
MILLION IN ALIMONY LATEST IN fOpNFp
CHOIR SINGERS ROMANTIC (ApHl

knsw there wAs tfoasi. 49,
ana the rich mRn ~. - .s#tsn BE-
ana maffisd seven go. - VI
tnsfsigfei came e. = sHset z
the news lust out fejs -, VIA
fofes Witch was sbls.s.S ~ g
quietly ana with the ehssv,. ~
Tiers T. 4 little dsssas., . sllsa
ana the court granted ii "a n. Y VI e
mehy for she support * s.ssss. =.
ehiid. t'efi 80
~ Miss etewsrt shs 80.
sfai churches in Los 4ng.l.. = e.
late 't9s Ihfn hsf sol1s as.ss. =
attention and she 49, hfess.'. ~
20 sing % CHRIS ga - - -
fui Lamp The nArfiafs 49,
stage career e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

ehaHHe % she knertssa troops -
ssr Juan hiii uFasn as eHeeted
from tie staedman hotsi tp4ay ~
stskamsa. acrorsfias % ufowH's
ewn sieFys Later IN ths daY Mfowu
fsfafrzd e ths katei and sas met
as ghs door ~ Mrs %teadinAn whas
refused % shake hAnda aisa hfm
Hrewn pfpfssset % ~ lnsuftsa
- this ard drew . revolver, tfriaw
three sfuts. on- ~ whfeE rtsreEa
Ara ateadnaans ssaFt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
Protection Assured

Tour valuable papers. jewels. sit
r~rwars. etc. abunh BE- placed
whsFs snksksefinz IS assured. The
szfs deposit vaults 81 Rm. y Per.
kfns o Co. BAN sfs I'll Cherry Of
Alxsks b<iil1inx. afe Absolutely Tire
and burglar proof Located IN tho
bnsiness eertaT Of the city sud on
street lsveL ca and inspect oar
equipment Eezas s. per year 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
SHOT FOR NOT
SHAKING HANDS

uEyEx~AND. .. NaF AIRS.
9srv Ssa<n~n. wies 81 wfliian
ossn6usn, propristss % = ho,si -
fhsf nsxsA was slret tsrse TIRES ard
tnHtsntlF kffie1 yesterday ~ VII
hsn urowr. setsfEh 81 The snaas
tsh~Ansrtnan va iiHawn was pur
sued ~ = orvwf - men through
IarnA PARK. wnars tas shooting o.
nxree and wss finally captured
Aoocrcfnx to tae police he con-
fssssts saying fhEt he was sorry
he killed fbs wonsa Brown bears
q s<Hr ca MS fofs Id from = baa.
fst thzt struck hin during ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

LONDON Nag ~ Ia aanns0 lan
uiaa fhs aispsfeh ffnsn ~ Raphael
saturday saHfna that fns health %
Joseph hsmhsffstu wHs very marh
Improved AHafiH enc HfnHfiafH 80
noancsA that ths Hafs - hia
feturfs return ~ ErHiaHd Hat aaf
set been ftxea ard thRt hts plans
Tor She fufure wsra uncertain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

NEW YORK. May al -kvsirt
Thse i hack in TIE rita eKain AID
hss renewed A~F calls On her avs
beaa - IT, Tomhs Yesfsrtag So
ata4 that AIRS Wtliiau ThaN
would sislt hsf sen. pessfhlY tndsf
Taia Ia she fret visit q The mottss
for three ssegH sat Harry nav
has requested ssFaFai iiHrH thaE
HIs mother cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
ROOSEVELT TAKES
WESTERN TRIP

WASHINGTON. Hay 81 Presi.
dent Roosevelt has made hla plans
for bic trip 20 the Meat.
lie sill attend the funeral Of
Mrs MeKinleY Wednesday. nscar.
atien day he will deliver the "a.
dress AZ Indianapolis ~ the an.
vslllnx OF the monument erected 10
the memory q MAJ ueu. Henry "
Lswtnn. and May ~ he vii deliver
"A address Al the celebration ~ the
git,irgh anniversary of nc Michigan
Agricultural Colleae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
WANT GOLD MEDAL
FOR BOY HERO

AsEDnO woola.EY. MAY xf-A
Carnegie koid medal 10 10 b. asked
fof By the rftlFana for little niaueh.
ard Nathan Who plunkr1 into the
shaait river a9d rwarued bis little
piAYmafe. Esaie Richards. from q
sure death. The thrilling FeseBa %,
Cured May Il Ia the aftsFnoen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
NAV CATHOLIC HOSPITAL
CONSTRUCTED AT SPOKANE

SPOKANE May - Yesterday
afternoon "a ths presence uf t.aao
parsons. including Gov Mena
ulshup oDca - Seattle laid the
eufunf stone e fhr nos SACRED
Heart hospital Mayer e NosFe
was also pfsRnat and ths aioee
three made addresses The bee.
pitsi wiii cost ttp0.a shea cnm
pleted aud ~iil b. The best ~ Ehs
nnFfhNrst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
See Victoria

Take 4 beautiful trip an PassE
sound aav 1oth -Four houra "a
Victoria Special excursion given
b. Seattle Chapter % bank msn
isaFtuK On steamer slnflauapoliH.
from Pier No I At s2p n
Round trip only saea Tisksfa 90
sale A. ali banks 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

The Beauty Doctor received itk
first presentation az the Lyric
fAesfeF last nishi The pieee f. =
huflehaue pure ana Simple. bat the
management Figures { Is Whai tbs
aafFn AeathrF eFoMae want All os
she memhsrs ~ she tstts and
Lake rampany have plenty 80 DO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
sayAn ON rHArsRsALlsm.
lesrIpp. rsIsarsph ssryIs.l

LINCOLN. keb.. May 71--IAsi
night william J. bryan delivered
an address ~ the Lincoln printers
memorial exercises and In his re-.
marks he stated that in fraternal
splfit was the broadcast Kind Of
bfothsrly love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

Nev vaudeville l. In progress 81
ths STAR fhsntsr thls afternoon
Robert fsuikofA. ehe has q repnta-
ton a. 3 character change arts, IL
ths hcaailnef 81 ths week. Flo
frNtn Il alho on the bsil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
FATHER 10 ARRESTED
FOR NUMBERING sos.

NEW YORK. Ma e ~nomihlrk
xlssa. - feafH cid. was found dead
lE BID yesterday ~ bis mother. bis
head having heeu csashet BY binus
frusn Al ate whleh waa on he fifsof
beside the bed on the ssrenxth ~
Mrs.. xisnAw atut9 hsf husband. "A.
tonIo Ziaaa. Naa arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

rocu FNTFH = r. N3f sf.--A
fire IN abe oaks snd Calhoun mii-
ifn. - store tais meFninm caused a
Gass " sikaeaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
See Victoria

Hnenf May 30th VA -.
Chapter u EAnk Men On -. =.
cial excursion 70 beau'ifrl fs,,'.
Fast steamer "lndianapolis. -.
Pier 10. / a. $40 a M -,
trip only o. 90 Tickets % =. u, !
all banks !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

VIENNA. Ma 9f-n.
hteinbart. first pfeaiasht Z, ~
preme court ana mststs.
upper house. d ths rsirhus,. :. i
dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

MENPWfa Tenn MAV ~ = .
earretean. - QEand fsanlHs Mish
Nn4 ftfi~a ogt the arexrfFnd terui
% + s. clark aaa elected srsrH
chief q TIE order - Railway Cor
aurtors
H8sten Nas selected a. the nest
aarvSnfioh city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

TEBKRAA. Ma fit Il report.
~ ffem Tstffa that NahaH khan's
eAsaify has ptwnaefea iasrs villages
snd killed IS persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

Cut Rates means poor goods tn
the Ions ran THIS IL sinKulariY
true ~ Insurance WashinRfon
Fire Insurance ca -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

800 pair. our ysry Bsr =.
shears. sbe. Soc pair. un.rs.
grass shears. asc. We ~ =
25o pair. ise, n spinAlnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
os.ss.l. stars HssIs.i,. s.r,te.b

NEW York Nay fi.-s-choir
singer on the far Pacific roaat.
chorus gffi on BToadwEY. then an
eiopemsnt ana new a divorce. sifa a
miiiiou for aiimnny. IL the story -
the romanfs and the career ~ Ethel
Irene Stewart dariaK = decade.
since 1900 ffls Htiii youthful
sorHster ~ the vest hss been Nrs
JOHN Love Elliott Few people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

sneaduooa nick a. the new
Tbirf af. druw fuu lafFe audiences
yesterday. 10 spite II tAs faei that
he city SEEMED fD take 90 The
wooda 70 snfoY tae sammaTf
scatter
f.nHrasfn Taylor refrf Hunting
WIHaFi n Fcelay and cher mem
bafa 81 ne Tas iaf tannsnY fnp9d
uaffk sell auitel 20 thclf abilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
Consider These Points

and we know that your verdict will be IN or
favor. We are certain that this property VIII af
peal to YOU If YOU have few dollars to invest q
II YOU are seeking location for little home
small gold mine. il YOU please. which will gr0s
in value as the months go by. not at the rate g
per cent. but at double or treble that rae
Think ii over. ask your friends about It and ih'A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

~. Lee Baksr. dentiss. 20s Eltsi
building. phone Main sats 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

Al tire Lois.
The Prlncs and ths Paupct Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
See 1t Today

and then Judge for yourself.
When you have looked the property over :whts
YOU have noted carefully its superb and command
ing view OF Lake Washington, the Duwanit
river and the sweeping panorama OF surroundias
country and considered its close proximity 70 tie
business center OF Seattle. then make an exam
nation OF our prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
Get In-DO Ii Today

WASHINGTON VIEW ADDITION = la I,
" minutes ride from Pioneer Place on The ~
Renton car line. is cleared and ready to buila =
city water accessible.
Average price OF forty-foot lots IS less w "
S4O0. some as low as $500 Terms one-ioa'
cash. balance every six months
Take car TO Fairview Station today -
men on ground from 10 to 80.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-29
RAT EXPERIMENTS
ARE CONDEMNED
DR.. Gould Roundly Scores
Attempt TO Find Animals
Sixth Sense.

DR.. George NJ Gould. Of Philadelphia
a distinguished writer on medical and
scientific topics. in the current number
of his journal. American Medicine,
which appears this week. TOunG;y con-
dennis the experiment on a rat for the
discovery OF sixth sense described al
the recent meeting of the American AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement Of
Science by John b. Watson. Of the
University of Chicago. DR.. Gould heads
his editorial. "A case OF cruel viyisec-
ton.
DR.. Watson subjected the rat 70 va
rious operations. binding It. extirpating
the Oifactory nerve, freezing its feet,
ana covering its head with coHodion-
all 10 find whether IL had a sixth sense
which would enable IL 20 escape from a
complex cage. Although DR. Gould at
tributes 10 what might be called vivt-
section" marked advances In the science
Of medicine. Of this experiment he says.
Such useless cruelties give 10 the
morbid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a real basis
for their crusade. The association
should not have permitted this paper on
should never have been made. We are
glad 10 see that Watson has been cen
sured by several conservative lay jour
mails, which have always defended vivi-
section done with the direct vieR' OF
obtaining OF proving important facts.
Thcy very properly condemn expert
ments which can prove nothing"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-29
Friends Give Reception
To the Rev. DR.. Butler
Friends Assist in Cele-
brating His Eighty-firSt
Anniversary.

Members OF Luther Memorial Church
last night gave a reception In the church
parlors in honor of the Rev. John George
Butler, its pastor. who yesterday cele-
brated his eighty-drst anniversary. Dr..
Butler had been III several weeks but
last night went 20 the church IN order
10 receive the Fluctuations OF friends.
The Hon ii. b. F. mcfarland, presi-
dent of the Board of Commissioners of
the District made the opening address
and was followed by Senator Kuute
Nelson of Minnesota. and Representa-
tive Weber OF ohio. Other speeches
were made during the evening, and Or.
Butler responded expressing his appre-
citation of the attentions given him.
A handsome mission char was pre-
scented 10 DR.. Butler by Alexander
Scott. on behalf OF the congregation,
and 81 number of flowers were given the
venerable pastor with the good wishes
OF his friends. Mrs. Butler, who is also
ILL., was unable To be present al the re-
CepJiOn.
Or. Butler was chaDlain of the House
OF Representatives during the Forty
nrst. fForty-secand, and FOrty-third
Congresses, and was chaplain OF the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-29
RAILWAY
COMPANY HOST
Employees of w. R. and E.
Co. Enjoy Minsuels and
Dance.

A minstrel show and dance were given
last night IN Masonic Temple, the guests
being the employees of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company with
their wives and daughters. The enter
taiament was under the auspices OF the
company. which takes this method Of
acknowledging the services OF its stan.
Before the minstrel performance +. J.
Mersheimer, claim agent OF the road,
made a brief address IA which he said
that in the past six years the company
had paid out $500 IN sick benefits,
81. 400 IN death assessments. and that
a balance Of $z5,ooO stnl remained in the
treasury.
I he minstrel performance was given
By the Greater Washington Minstrels"
and offered a program of good stories
and songs. Following this the floor
was cleared for dancing.
The committee IN charge of the en-
tertainMent WAS composed OF II. W.
Fuller, chairman; II. NJ Browning.
secretary: +. j. Mersheimer. c. S. VII
son. F. ]. Ende-s. ". S. Ballinger. A.
S. Parry, +. - WenzelI, W. A. Wen
ner, NJ. StalIinss1 and Z. c. Elliott
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-29
FEBRUARY AND MARCH
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.

Civil service examinations have been
scheduled for February z and March 6.
on the first named date eligibles will
be secured for the position OF second
class or assistant steam engineer IN
the custodian service in the courthouse
and postOfhce building at Salt Lake
city. The salary Is $500 per annum.
An assistant assayer for the mint ana
assay office at Charlotte. n. G, will
be chosen from the eligibles In that
examination on the same date. The
salary is $3.50 a year.
Five irrigation managers are wanted
in the office Of experiment stations, De-
partment OF Agriculture. Efforts will be
made to get them on March 6. The
salaries range from Sss0o 10 s. 500 a
year Irrigation farmers, nve in num-
Der. at salary between $40 and 81 30
year, and three supervising drainage
engineers, salary 5000 to $500 per an
mum, all for the Agricultural Depart
ment. viii be chosen from the eligibles
on March & al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-29

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-With the easy
nOnchalance OF a man CT the world
Pat" Grove. not wholly unknown 10
the police Of the country and who is
soon 10 line up with Pat" Sheedy as
a connoisseur and patron OF the fine
arts. visited the KnickerbOCker Hotel on
a recent afternoon and sent his card
TO Edward A. Cudahy, jT., heir 20 the
great Cudahy fortune IA Omaha. Some
years ago the country rang with the
report OF Groves caring abduction OF
the Cudahy boy. whom ne held Ia rem
som and for whose release he said ne
was paid $4,000 by the lads father.
If young Cudahy was surprised by the
call he kept IL well concealed, and ne
returned his eTstwhile kidnaper's greet
Ing with a Well simulated warmth The
news OF the meeting drifted through
the corridors Of the hotel, and the twa
were the objects of close attention on
the part OF those who crowded into the
cafe. where they had adjourned 10 talk
over the adventure they had In common
Those VINO know Pat" Grove vii
not be at all astonished by his action,
for he is known as one OF the 'nerviest
men who ever came out Of the West,
but that he maintained such cordial
relations with the boy whose kidnapping
caused an international sensation on ac-
count of the wealth and position OF his
parents was rather more than the mos
credulOus were ready 10 believe.
With young Cudahy when the visit
was paid was Mason Peters, formerly
theatrical manager and nov real estate
operator, who is a close friend OF the
elder Cudahy. lie could scarcely credit
il when he heard that Pat Grove was
the name given by the visitor. and
awaited with interest the young mans
attitude
But II Grove was game so Was Cud-
ahy. and he gave his former captor 4
warm clasp Of the hand when he met
him. More than that; he asked as 10 his
welfare as If he We're inQuirlnE after an
old and dear friend. and made II clear
that he would he glad 20 serve him IA
any way in his power
At first the report OF the meeting OF
the two was garbled, and a certain pOr-
ton of Broadway was excited BY the
story that the one time bandit had at
tempted a second abduction of Cudahyr
IT. As a matter Of fact, this would be
rather a difficult deed 10 accomplish, for
he is a strapping young fellow, who
seems we'll able 20 take care OF himself.
When the two were seen together IN
interested conversation, laughing and
joking as they talked. the tale on its