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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
n. W. wooocock SUES S. A.
WOODS MACHINE COMPANY
FOR THAT SUM. DECLARING
TAAT FALSE CHARGES RUIN.
60 HIS CREDIT AND GOOD
NAME.

How much would Yun take FOR
your reputation In the business
woridf
Franklin " Woodeecs we'll
known Seattle business man. values
his at exactly Sos 500. and h. b.
Ean suit today IN the local United
States circuit court % recover that
amount from the : A Woods Ma.
ehine company. one Of the largest
manufacturer q wood working ma
ehinery 90 the north Pacific coast.
alleging that the managers u this
company utterly ruined bis good
reputation and business.
Woodcock states ia his complaint
fhat he vas IN the employ % this
company ~ their agent Tor a period
of four years. % 90 March I 1895
when suit was begun against him
b. thu Woods company. alleging
that be sold one u their machines
gor the sum o. siiEs and approprts
sssd the money for bis oWu Use
The subsequent trial resulted In "a
sor OF Woodcock The case waA ap
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INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM


REtt.fNGnAM. MAY a-At .
meeting % the district iexislaiiou
enthusiasts here yesterday a ten
poraFY stats organization FOR tie
furtherauce ~ the movement Tor
tn adoption % the initiative ana
referendum law wan perfected
George y Costrriii % Seattle hslug
elected president sud ~ y n-eoy
81 Tacoma 9irs president " II
Kaufman of nsllinKham AS chosen
seeFstary and G r Case q Seattle
treasurer.
Niea prsaiaanta were elected as
follows Hans nugKr. whatoom
county Misa Adelaide Parker. Sc
attic Glen l. Ranaek CLARK COIN
~ G n keriev spokane John "
Miller. snohomish
Senator euftsrill delivered the
principal talk u the evening on Al.
rsct legislation. it, history and The
progress tt has made during the
pas few Years The plan ia 90 have
every euuutY On the state form 4
branch icaxns. and 20 have thn.s
send delegates to RsiiinKham ia
June Tor a state convention. a.
which time permanent offiesrs etii
b. chosen and the Organization per
fcrtsd
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J,par ,tnnnrsoN anrt SIS ~
IUNtTioN ASKED M t0uNus-
ToNN tIatou DEALERS
SaEANs THAr LICENSES Will
M nnyoenp.

Judge Albarisoa this morning re.
fused 70 grant a temporary inIune-
ton To James = Wilson. one Of the
Youngstown saloonkeepeFs re
aifaiuinF the county commissioners
from rnYoklnE bic saloon lieense on
the ground that hlh place ~ husl.
nssa Is within one mile of the city
llmita az West seattle
The effect Of the decision Will be
a. TsFahe the license ~ ali the
Youugatow saloons 81 thsf are all
located within thH mile limit
judge Alheffaon refused 10 Issue =
superaedeas staying the operation
~ his decision diasniyinE the orig
nal restraining order
Az 81 Tbs Youngstown saloon
keepers accompanied hy their nttaF-
neg Judge " u BELL sud = large
number 81 supporters we're IN
Judge Albcrtsons court this morn
ms 20 hear Judge Alhertsons De.
risions which 60 them meant thoua.
auds az dollars
Judge Aiberfson held that the
granting % nquor licenses b. The
commissioners Was NOT a judicial
beat an ordinary ministerial act
add that ihsY could not make II
eensc lnsai Nhen IL paa Kfanted "a
sell iiauoru within prohibited ter
fiioft ihai lieease vas not con
tract hatSesu the county aud the
license bias mere permit authofit
ma the license to do something
Which would otherwise be illsfa'
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Edward Kfaua. grand president
or the Grand Asrie Ffaterbai order
of Eagles will arrive IN Seattle to
night Ne viii have headquarters
a. the Hotel Savoy during his stay
Ia Seattle Tomorrow evening he
Nill pay the local aerie yisit. aa
many new members will be Initial.
81 4 banquet viii follow the GER
amnnn
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ARRANGING roR MEETING.

The city affairs COMMITTEES Of the
CHAMBER Of Commerce 10 busy 10.
day arranging for the meeting FRI
day afternoon At the chamber with
sheriff l. G. smith. the county
commissioners and tho managers Of
the Youngstown steel plant for the
purpose Of talking over the anneKA
tloh proposition 81 West Seattle
The COMMITTEES has learned that the
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BUtlolNo ADDITION

4 temporary addition 90 the Sc
attic terminus ~ tb" West Seattle
ferry 10 nos IA course II conntrnc
flour and other cargo She will
tion and Will hr finished IN the
course 81 four or five days 1hs
WORT la being done BY the West
Seattle Land ana Improvement Co
owners 81 Tho dock, and IL intended
merely "a afford adequate accom-
notation during The summer pas
sengcf traffic II viii be removed
IN the fall snd q permanent add
ton aTaalah
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ARRESTED AND HalsAsGo

Fs Thomas and G p callirau
were arrested b. rstfolmaa Fora
her at AZ rArtY hour this maFulnE
Ter rramiinK afopnd In an aiiey
near Cherry e nsaf she leurifF
store ~ Perry Davis. hmt wnfn Latter
released having proved themselves
harmless
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DECISION AGAINST
SALOONS

aud which could be revoked at any
time
lie held that the act Of the CON.
misnionrrs ia granting these H.
oenaes was illegal and without ~
feet
Judge He'll gave notice Of appeal
and asked FOR aupefsedeas 20 utay
the commissioners bat Judge Al
bertaon refused stating that under
the law be has 40 such authority
Ia take nufh action
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AIki Point Open

Tka Nnfatortum AZ Aiki Puinf
fna recantly been pat 10 fine shape
ard "a row ready for summer husi-
nsNa Arrangements may be made
with the seattis Catering Co
fer private dances and parties %
he gwen In the hall Light re-
Treatments or fun course dinners
viii be served on short notice
ssgher 81 Aikl Point o. In Seattle
rfDne West = 80.
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ASKS $1O8,5OO FOR
HIS REPUTATION

p.aled 90 the Superior court and the
former Judgment affirmed
Woodcock claims that he enjoyed
good reputation and credit
throughout the couutry. which NAs
obiigsrated b reason % the aHit
brought by hia former employers
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NEW YORK. MAJ
. a'.ssis and y y Roger. -, =
t1fdnY Tor Europa ~ II
steamer sailed Roger. 49,. /
rHmpstEn ~ Tom Evs. -
presidential aandldae~ " 1
lAnsh iis ssia there "a. I
60 BE- but STRIFE tsits assl
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The blue funnel ,,a..
due here today from ostfs
load a shipment "A ..asneoasN
then goes 70 Tacom, - ,' !
Tour and o'oher cargo /" s m
clear the Sound FOR * y 20 7
Liverpool "s Vnsnt /
-. steamer SPOKANE leays. "a. :,
60 tomorrow 81 sam W n
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LOsns wArcn Avn ouAIN.

Carl Nelson. an inmate Of the Old
Soldiers home a. South Seattle. re
ported 20 the police that some one
entered HIS room yesterday and
walked or with a watch aud chain
belonging 90 him.
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Of an unfinished building Al the
corner Of Main IT aud Railroad aY
Mlnlek was looking for place 70
sleep when the accident happened
he was removed 10 the Wayside
h0auital where u was found that
he had SUSTAINED three broken
rihH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

Charles Lee vas robbed iakl
night ~ $50 whlth AS saken from
hts room IN the Caioma house on
Firsg a. and Union Il hy > Thief
whu came Ia through an open win.
dos.
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"Wednesday could nnl produce fhs
ti0a ball asked ehavupaa she
tuuA ffnm her arm = maKui hrrnt
hracsiet. worth a. The least 5000
laid it On the deak. and Departed.
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Balls CHAUFFEUR OUT
or JAIL Wits BRACELET

NEW YORK Nav . Mrs len
ME Crum sell. the alfc % YIN Net
s0n Cromwell attorney, when her
chauffeur Eaa arrested FOR speeding
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sroIn arm CANOE

John Fraser 81 1875 East Boston
81 reports that some one atnla
rcd ranos from near the portage on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

Lake unlon belonging 10 him yes.
tsrday lie thinks that the Job was
dome By bow
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nHoKr THREE nins.

Alexander Minick. an Austrian
uEed 40 years. was injured last
night BY falling through the floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

abovs named par,ls. -.
ne pfop0Altlon. ~ VIZ.
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Olympic Market

cuts your meat bills IN half It's
Pike Ct. opposite the hpa Marchs
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West Seattle

Tot fagri6a. cleared. water
81 100 West Seattle. Owner ind
guaa Main Atkk SO
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n Arrtngef
Need By
Ia The Chr |
IA Seattle
|1tlegAies 1
sNk Al u |
|tsM aelss
|trrafs 10
4 fsen bed
/ houses a.
bare for s.
b nade
[3rup1etcfs|
.feata Al |
bates Il 4
- homes
-. Ia
Hpm the
|csekes a.
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MoukfBolSsfiAf
AN ADDITION NrTnr crARAcnl

n you heiore Sunday to this BB
BIGGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL" addition mas
It's worth your While whether yoa want 70 bEs
any and transfer 90 Rainier Heights line ruzse
direct office At Thirtf-f0urth and AeCeiz1
Ask for Mr Mitchell phtilips the manager.
AGENrs-DAgIEL JONES AND L. FgHREx.
I'D SIS Hasa zsss.
III cherry 81.
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kr,Hning
70 the ~
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See It Today

Twenty minutes from Pioneer
Take Fauntleroy Park car az
teenth-where We VIII be waiting
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
THE WALDENsIAN CHURCH.
Royal Family Of Italy Said To Be Friendly
TO It.

Although Italy is known Roman Catholic
country, there are almost as many Protestant re-
ligious sects there rs in the United States. ac-
cOrdng 10 the Rev Y. Alberto Costabel, Of the
Naldensian Church
I'VE haven't any Mormons Christian Scientists
yet" Mr. Costa5el said the Womens Society
Of the Broadway Tabernacle yesterday morning.
''but no doubt that will come in time"
Poor King Humbert who once received a delega-
ton representing these numerous bodies. quite
bewildened with tho-r numbers.
First they presented a representative Of the
Wesleyan Methodist Church." said Mr.. Costabel.
'iand the King very pleased TO meet him.
Then came a representative Of the Methodist
Episcopalians, and the King pleased to make
his acquaintance also. Then came a Plymouth
Brother and various kinds OF Baptists. and repre-
sentatives OF the Free Church of Italy and the
United Free Church. and the King pleased TO
meet them also. But he couldn't understand why
there we're so many of them, and after the audience
was over ne said, I do not see why there should
be many hues IN religion. ] do not think it is
good
The royal family has always been friendly 10
the Waldensian Church." Mr. Costabe. continued,
land the present King has engaged Waldensian
nurses for each Of his two daughters. And these
nurses do many things besides taking care OF the
little princesses Sometimes they professors OF
theology. The Queen. who brought up by a
better than the King. and they have many discus
slons about cinerent passages One day Mar
called
IN 10 give her Interpretation of text about which
the King and Queen had disagreed. II happened
that this text had been given 10 her at her con-
trmatiou and she quite prepared for the
emergency. Her ideas the subject coincided
with those of the Queen. and when she had been
dismissed and was just closing the door she heard
from her majesty the perfectly natural remark. 4
told you so -
Mr. Costabel was followed by Mrs. Gilbert Col
gate, one of the directors OF the American Wal
densian AID Society. who told about the lace
school conducted by the society near Rome while
soma CT the laces exhibition. Mrs. Col
gate also stated that the society trying Ia
raise endowment fund OF SlO0e00 as a memorial
70 the late MatteO Prochet. president of the Wal
densian Church.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
GOOD REPORTS

The worklngman threatened with consumption.
who was assisted 10 go 10 Arizona. is making good
progress toward recovery. He has increased in
weight from ll2 to lS7 pounds. and hopes TO be able
to return Eas: in June.
The young working girl for whom a plea was
irade by Mrs. Kent has been sent temporarily to
the consumptye annex OF the Eeton Hospital! at
Spuyten Duyvil, and as arrangements can
be made she will to Stony Void SanatoriIm.
Her board Is being paid at the hospital as her
nervous condition was such she could not be placed
in public ward. Her gratitude for the Sunshine
help given to her is unbounded. and those who are
aiding her are equally appreciative of the kindness
Of T. s s members.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
T. B. ALDRICH DEAD.
POET PASSES AWAY At 10.
Failed to Rally from Operation Per-
formed Several Weeks AgO.

Boston, March 19.-Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
the author, died at his homo in this city late
to-day. He failed to rally after a serious oper-
alton.
Mr. Aldrich submitted 70 an operation at the
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital several
weeks ago. and it was at first thought that this
was successful. The patient, however, later
suffered relapse. and for some time past had
been in a serious condition. Last night he
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
PIANO FOR THE BOYS.

Wallace Glllpatrick. head worker at the Chrystie
street house. writes:
/ shall be able to raise something
in addition 20 what Mrs Potter and Mrs Adams
have so generously contributed toward piano for
the boys sitting
As time passes many boys permanently at
taching themselves TO this house always coming
here for Sunday evenings. and, music
is what /. too wish they could have. In a gather
ing of twenty-five the other night eleven different
races were represented.
It would be a splendid Sunshine Easter for these
homeless boys IL second hand upright piano could
be provided for their The T. s. s. has S4s
toward it.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

An express box Of Useful gifts camo from Mrs.
o. F. Winter; boys clothing from Miss J. Fowler;
articles Of mems wear from NJ. Spencer: comfort
able house shoes, without a name: books from
Mrs McNamara; magazines, from Mr.. Coale, OF
HoDoken; stamps. from J. X. NJ. Brooklyn; pa pers
for children from Mrs. Walden; felt slippers from
Mrs Z. =. Clarke. new quilt pieces without a
name; a pretty fFoci5 for little girl. from Mrs.
Dillon. and hyacEtn special gift TO bright
tho Sunshine ROOM flute offered bv Yer.
mont lrembeT. Is an instrument desired by a New
Jerscg member and IL will so 4 him. skirt
from Mrs BTyant souvenir postals. stamped for
mailing, from q. a. ". r., of White Plains; a
package of pretty Easter cards and booklets. from
Miss (. W. Rankin. OF Newburg; a collection OF
pretty cards and booklets. without name: cards
from Mldaletown Conn. and pansies freus Nvs-
Dcane, who Is now In FLORIDA.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
TRAIN RUNS DOWN GAS OFFICIALS.

PottsviHe. Penn, March ia Philadelphia &
Reading freight train ran down a carriage con-
tanning three officials of the SchuyIkiH Haven Gas
Company. at crossing three miles south of here
to-day. The inquired ARE: James Bowen superfn-
teudent of the company, who il believed 10 have a
broken back; Charles Kline badly cut about Tho
entire body, head and legs, and William Kromu1as
both legs broken and believed 10 be internally in.
iured. Bowen and krommes will probably die
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
FOR THE EASTER BOXES.

An urgent call is made for gifts for the crInnIed
childrens Easter box, such as rabbits chickens
small baskets filed with eggs and Easter novelties
to hll with candy. The president is especially
ANXIOUS that teSe unfortunate children shall have
one of the most attractive OF the many SUNSHINE
boxes that will go out from the office at this sea
- t0 7NN
The consumptive children in the Nazareth branch
must not be disappointed There are about thirty
OF these little members and every one will expect
at least bunnie." trihing gift to make glad the
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
EXHIBIT OF COLONIAL RELICS.

A loan exhibition Of Colonial relics will be opened
next Monday. 10 continue until Saturday April G.
al the Metropolitan Museum a Art. II consists Of
manuscripts. portraits. miniatures silver. jewelry
Enuf boxes. etc, gathered by the Colonial Danes
Of the State OF New York from their own members
and others throughout the state, and will be sent
10 jamestown, Va, where IL Is q form part Of
fhe jamestown Exposition and be exhibited during
lhe sumner in a specially constructed freproof
building which viii be guarded night and day.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
WARRANTS FOR NASHVILLE COUNCIL.
Directed to Show Cause Before House Whv
They Should Not Be Imprisoned.

Nashville Tenn. March 19-The members OF the
Nashville City Council. who charged with
being in contempt of the Tennessee House of Rem
resentatives in adopting caustic resolutions CON
demning Speaker Cunningham of the House for NJ
terances credited to him and rejecting the coun-
Gil met at the City Hall this afternoon where
warrants were served them. They were directed
To appear before the bar of the House on THURSDAY
TO make answer and show cause why they Should
not be imprisoned. The aldermen were all armed
with netitions for writ5 of habeas cnrnus
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
AN EASTER BIRTHDAY.

Mrs H. F. c 7rke hopes II is not too late to
ask that some CHEEKY birthday messages be sent
Miss Isabella Shuttleworth. of Westboro Mass
an aged invalid member. who will be eightv-fol
years old Easter. 4 few years ago this member
had a Sunshine letter party that brought much
happiness her birthday, and. she is moro
feeble than usual. little TemembTances will
much pleasure for her.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
AuctiOn Sales.
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF THIS SEASON
72 RIVERSIDE DRgyE.

HEDROONiS-Conplete DUTCH MAROUErEFIE
BEDROOM Suite, Twin Beds Beddins Chil-
foneT, Cheval Mirror Dressing stand. Table Cabinet
Desk and odd Chairs.
Colonial. hgh post Twin Beds end BeddinG. Bursse. B
Chinoniar. preSStnS Table, Sewing Table. CheVal e..
Tor centre Table. odd chairs and Sofa Heavy 49, 49,
Ssse:S ara Bedding. modern mahogany Bureaus Sl'-
r0nters Dressing Stands. odd Chairs SC
COLLECTION OF about 30 OH. PAINTINGS ~
european and American artists OF celebrity
Rare Persian ard Turkish CARPETS AND Rugs
nincent DFaperies and Hanginss throughout Ham,
some ElectFoliers throughout
Very Ane AnttrOns and Fendc-s throughout C@.vs.
'eakwoOd Furniture Handsome Roman Pottery S'N
respectfully beg notify the public that the se,
pofntIueHts contained In the above residence w.
purchased by the less than year aSo
ana IN thtS country sDartnS expense Gettile -
money could buy. and everything contained n tna
dence Is OF high order and IN good condition -
very Httle use o. and Is great oppoftel-. -,
lets Cart
AS shs has left Tor the use OF the earetAsss
tbs entire outfit Of kitchen and servants quarters
sale VIII begin in the main bedrooms
The FIRST DAYS SALE will consist of al l,,0-r Ss-
rooms library and halls The contents q uesSrSSND
Eooni ana drawing room 70 be sold on tN7 s-
St residence mornils OF sale, to-EaoFTov -
e - Serel1ptoFy ana unrestricted aaG my eoNe--
1oRToS. AUcTzoNEER. 1ll-1lS ". sSFa 81
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
Rich Display of Fashionable
BROWN Dress Goods

Because pronounced vogue BROWN certain shades have
scarce but lineup broadcs voesbwn
particularly hard getmohs and other Spring u
variations Brown In the collection there
golden leather tobacco and browns
and with browns dress parade
Wilt find no monOtOny.
Fine imported Broadcoth at $3.50 and So yard
Silk Chiffon Wolfe, s. a yard.
All-woo Voles Checked Baiste, at 75c yard
Plain Cloth so inches wide, at 81 and Sis yard
Plain Sician Brlantnes zc 81 and S125 yard
Plain Brown Serges Cheviots Soc to s. yard.
Amure and Prunela Weaves, plain brown 81 yard
Stewart
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

Wondrous is the strength of cheerfulness alto
gether past calculation its powers Of endurance
Efforts TO be permanently useful must he uni
foTmly joyous-a spirit all sunshine-Rracef1l from
very glacness-beautful because bright-Carlvle
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
MONEY RECEIVED.
FOR OTHERS.

J. II. p has given IS for East Side gentleman
and S. c. s. for express expenses.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
Dit H@aeg%dQ5s
Store Closes at $50 p. NJ.


In variety the hats beautiful adaptations
Partisan They mbody style and harmony IN color and there
deft Of trimmings which gives them
distnc
At $40 and SIP.
Millinery lion. ire Building
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
New DINNER SETS

supplies of the specially Drnerwae ready
shapes decorations and all marked the low that rule
during this March
OF china, including 100 usually
of 102 pieces
1pece Sets of Pouyat Limoges Dnneware heavily gold spPe
SIS a set-of the quality usually selling for double.
1l4-piece Theo. Haviland Dinner Sets, at $3.50.
Field Taviand Dinner Sets OF ia pieces, at SIS.
Limoges OF ia pieces. though
in ourO stocks
very 13pece Eaviand formerly s122O
a $85. Sore Aoo.w wanaua
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
AUCTION Sales.
"a N1sGGAS
j. Hatfield Morton,
AUCTIONEER.
WILL. SELL BY AUCTION
Tomorrow, Thursday, Mch. u .

and FRIDAY. MARCH ~.
BEGINNING AT IL O'CLOCK \. NJ. SHARP, EACH
DAY. By CATALOGUE ON THE PREMISES.
NO. % RIVERSIDE DRIVE BETWEEN
TOTH AND SOTH SITS
the complete furnishings and appointments contained
Ihefetn, ~ instructions from a Street
Tanker on account Of departure. consisting Of in part
otDSHANtNG RO0A-Isich ParlOF Suites in AJ1BI7S
",N. SCN. LOUIS XIV and Nv. Aae Gold Cabinets S,la
tlSh tsh ShalrS ADAMS end MARCUETERIE Furnltur~
le Iiopses. rare POttertes. coIlectio ~
Tapestries NiSc' rare
ssihsTtzA:s1-Complete SHERATON Library O1tN,
Library Table Desk. &c - -"'1'Ails
sn'a mlNANG H0oM-complste Colonial Dining poo-,
CG,aI-s ''Svo"sfd Extension Table. handsome C,1rc
cabinets sas sTystal tal Cabinet China Cabinet Corner
Srettee complete, fine China. Dinner (Sar1e T
PIote complete Sterling Silver Services SbcsTSiS
to- ltner Tea and Coffee Services conlDlete coiiL~
boSan ne stems copper, pewter. g.: COoniSI ~
s''S NHiSiE CLOCK. full chimes --
- CATALOGUES 20 be had a. Nuetio1ee-.s ,-,. .
SSEea Il Deposits VIII be absolutely rsqufred a. ~
Aeis cash settlement with as hours after ~
EhoAe' -'9V-eoth J. HATFIELD
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

was removed TO his home. in Mount Vernon
street. and shortly before ) o'clock this after
noon the end came. The nature of the opera
tion was not made public.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
The Riley" Number
Of the Book News MonfhEv--5c a Cow

The March rich for those who love the *Eoosie
poet pictures of hhree being Of be-
pictures pertaining Rleys engaging per-
ona camngy described by several OF his friends The original
manuscript Rey poems photographs original
exhibition Wana
maker Book
This number also contains OF other and articles which
vue-among the latter appreciation Of 81 of Dale
discussion Of novel; "In Cure of Her Soul"
Bookso Ninth streets