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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
All Italy Shocked Because
Senator Elkins Spurns DulS Sedom

Dukes falling desperately in love with
an American girl. There wRs strenu'
9us opposition to the match at the out.
sci because the Duke had chosen for
bis bride a woman with no rank in
European eyes. not even the faintest
claim to the lowest order OF titles.
Then when the gossip spread that
Abruzzi was after Senator Elldns'
millions italians angrily protested
that the Duke has an income of $780,,
400 year. and through his rank, his
membership in the House OF Savoy
fhaving the bluest blood cours'ng in
his yelns), and his personal fame. he
was eligible to we'd the weaIthiest and
proudest of the European princesses
But itwss explained that the Duke al.
ways has been democratic in his views
and greatly admires American insti
tutions.
1t has leaked out that before he
went to America this last time there
was held family council. which, was
presided over by the King and attend
ed by the Dukes two brothers. the
Duke Of Aosta and the Count of Turin,
Every sort of pressure was applied to
Abruzzl. but without changing his res.
olutlon to marry Miss Elkins. His
lsinsfolk speak of him as eccentric and
hopelessly obstinate. They admit that
never before has he taken a love af'
'qir SO seriously. and consequently
hey entertain little hope OF being able
10 shake his resolution.
A report persists that Miss Elkins
refused to change her religion and
that the match has been broken of,
This story would be willingly believed,
but those who are acquainted with
Abruzzl and with the facts in the case
ignore It.
Abruzzi's original leave of absence
expires next Saturday. but he got IT
extended to one week from next We'd
nesday, when he must resume com
mand at Genoa of Italy's finest battle
ship, the Regina Elena, In October
he will be promoted to be an admiral,
and will then have more liberty of ac.
tion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
GOV. JOHN
FRIENDS ! 5 PLH SID
SAY NEW York CLUES ACTION
IN PREFERRlNe Eilb 70
BRYAN INDICATES
sTRENe

ST. PAUL, MINI, Iarrl This
admirers Of GOV. John A johnson.
who would see him npntinatei ior
president at the DenFef c1nv ention.
are pointing with much CT iactlon
to the action Of. The atlonsl Demo
cratic club Of New York II inviting
the governor 70 bal the chic orator al
their Jefferson day Banque % April
13, while ignoring yvnt . Bryan a.
though the Nebraslsan will he - New
York statesat the time
This, say the johnson followers.
proves conclusiyely that Organs star
has waned ii New York while that OF
their fayorite ha rtionatcly
arisen. They also believe tie incident
means that NOT only Nov York but
other eastern States are ready TO lall
into the Johnson column ana that ths
governor, with the uudoabted SUPPORT
he can get iron the south and went
can easily " n1ndlnsted
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
WANTS no
SEE THE FLEET
MINISTER WI EXTENDS CORDIAL
INVITATION FOR A
VISIT.

go n1 SfLI...,
WAsHlNGloN' MafGu ~. a. ,.-
through Minister Wu line rang ~
diplomatic repr4sen'a1lve N ...,ns Mssnns.
ton mas eNtenaed coruiai 1,,, inSitas'o'. y, =,
for the American oattlesnip@ llee' =
stop IN emma on us way arouna ,. .ne
world On receipt o q oiSpa.cn .to.,, -
the minister Q. lorelsn ahalrs, y
China today lnaicatns tnas ns'[ss, ~
tions nave oeen given 70 "eicone .us =.
vessels, Mr. Wu promptly sent . leE-
ter to Secretary Root' me iatter e was ,sl'
absent from the depaftmehI yestetass
and the communication WIN 1e lala
before him to-day me caDlesEam
upon which Mr. WI Dased ms lnN.ta' Nv.
tion came from the minister OF lot
eign affairs at PeEin saostans'alis ~
the following words:
"As the American fleet Is 70 ylslt
the far east we have gwen eeiesrapn. a,p
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
Hotel Men
Have Meeting
ARE TRYING TO LINE UP couN
cILMEN FOR LICENSE TO
THEIR PLACES.

AT meeting OF the hotel keepers
last night the matter of license was
thoroughly gone over and it is the
opinion of the hotel keepers that they
viii be granted license by the council
to tbe exclusion of the other saloons.
1t is claimed that four councilmen ia.
vor this plan and that the other nee
essary votes will be Forthcoming
when the time comes for action.
This would be the means of grant.
ing license to the Manley Hotel, Wat.
son Hotel, Marietta Hotel. Jackson
Hotel, Marion Hotel, SINNERS Tav.
ern, Kenyon Hotel, Commercial Hotel
and the Merrifeld Hotel, making nine
saloons instead of sixteen at present,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
A BIC DAY
AT HARTLEY'S
sPRlNe OPENING TOMORROW Will
BE THE STORE EVENT OF
THE SEAsuN.


II anyone needs to be convinced that
winter is a thing of the past and that
spring has really arrived, all he needs
to do is to step into Hartley's big de.
partment store to-day. The store has
been completely transformed. the som.
Der and less brilliant hues of winter
have given away to the more brilliant
and attractive hues of spring and the
store is truly typical of spring. The
different floors are vying with one an.
other in their efforts to outshine one
another and it is hard to predict which
will be the most popular, though If one
should hazard guess. It would proba.
bly, be in favor of the millinery and
women's ready to wear departments,
each of which presents gala appear
ance. Scarcely less attractive are the
first floor. where notions, dress goods,
shoes, and many other things are
shown. the domestic department. on
third floor, and the carpet and mems
furnishings departments on third and
fourth floors.
The decorators have been busy for
days decorating the different floors,
and to-day the store presents very
artistic and brilliant eeffct. Palms in
profusion have been used in the decor.
ations.
Hartley's annual visitors. about
fifty of the brilliant little songsters,
from the Hartz Mountains. Germany,
have arrived and will tomorrow de.
light their hearers with their sweet
warbllng. omen's orchestra will be
stationed on first floor and will give
a concert from one until FIVE o'clock.
Hartley's annual opening is one OF
the most talked of events in Fairmont
and is looked forward to each year
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
Pretty Girl
Acts Bur
WAS CAUGHT IN Al CT, or II oBBiftc g
a DEPARTMENT. STORE Last
NIGHT
fBy united presSll

STEuBENvILLE, 0., Alafcll p
ter attending d perfoEniancs y Raf-
fesn at a local theateE pretty Her-
tina semple gained an entrance 70 a
department store early today ana wis
in the act Of removing 500 worth ol
feminine wearing apparel troin the
building when she was slrpti ed by
the police. Wearing nas cnmnlets-
ly covering her feature Tie girl gaze
fight and was only oyerRo affer
she had fioored an oftcer Eitii . jim
my. She had gained entrance p the
store by prying loose the irons bars
across the rear window end IN sliin5
a window pane with brick The siFl
alleges two men forced he 70 bde
glarize the store d "a revolver point
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
/ WO MEN AND
"A WOMAN seen
WERE WITH MAN SUNDAY ON
NIGHT BEFORE HIS LIFE
WAS TAKEN.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Another OF
those mysterious murders, SO frequent
in New York and bearing the earmarls
of sicilian vendetta, came to light
yesterday. when the corpse OF Ven.
cenco Rouano, italian. was found in a
dark apartment in dingy eastside
tenement. The mans throat was cut
from ear to ear, and there were cash
es and bruises on his head and face.
His feet were tied together, showing
that he had been taken at disad-
vantage, but splashes of blood and
CORY finger marks about the apart
ment, indicated that the gave up his
life Only after desperate struggle. A
bloodstained razor and hatchet were
found in fireplace.
The police after hours of investiga.
ton declared that they were baffled.
Two men and a woman OF whom the
police have but vague description,
are known to have been with the mur'
dered man Sunday night, and are be
ing sought for relative to the murder.
About ten days ago. two italians hired
the apartment Mrs. Sarah Bernstein,
the janitress says. and on Sunday
night, the victim of the murder and a
woman accompanied them.
Mrs. Bernstein believes the party
had come to prepare to move in and
she paid but little attention to them.
she knows the woman left early and
that during the night, she heard a
scuff1e, but this is all the information
she can give. The police say It is
clear that the victim was lured to the
place and that the murder was one Of
revenge.
The murdered man was identified
last night as vincenzo Bonano, for
mer Franciscan monk, who came
here from Sicily in 1891 and had
since lived in the italian colony in
Mulberry street. He had reputa,
tion then Of having accomplished
many faith cures. He did odd jobs
as carpenter. The Identification was
made by Mocito sicismerdo nephew.
The police questioned the man last
night in the hope of obtaining some
clue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
SECOND BLACK HAND LETTER is
SENT ITO WHEELING DAlRY YNAN
Spring Term At the Normal
Opens With Large Enrolment
take their meals there.

take their meals there.
All those connected with the Normal
school are rejoicing that the town went
dry. one OF the strongest objections
country parents had to sending stu
dents to school, especially the boys.
was the saloon and one of the attrac-
tive features in the catalogue of the
Normal's competitors was that these
institutions were situated in dry towns.
Truly the good things for the Normal
have not come singly. Taking the
two years or more together it has been
able to start a training school. an
ideal for forty years. Then there has
come a better feeling between
the normal and the county and city
schools; an increase in the salary of
the teachers of the Normal; the con-
struction of the woman's Hall; the
largest fall and winter enrollments In
forty years; the passage of the law
certifying the Normal graduates to
teach, and now the closing of the sa-
loon.
DIR. c. ]. c. Bennett will deliver the
commencement address to the gradual
ing class at Pennington Thursday
night and at Warrington Friday morn
ing. DIR. Bennett will make an educa-
tional address at Belington Saturday
night and on Sunday morning he will
speak on Religious Education at Ju-
nior. Barbour county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
Miner Killed

John orech employed as miner at
the Two Lick mine of the Clarksburg
Fuel Company, located on the West
Virginia & Pittsburg branch about FIVE
miles from Clarksburg, was instantly
killed this morning by a fall of coal,
which mashed his head, broke his leg
and his arm. orech was an Austrian
and single. The remains were taken
in charge by the Sloppy and Warren
Undertaking Company, of clarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24


ROME, March 24.-"Are we to be
spared no humtliation?" cries high so,
ciety in Rome 1t has heard that Sen.
ator Elklns has spurned a proposition
to make him an italian duke so that
the Kings cousin. the Duke Of the
Abruzzi. may not get wife without
rank when he marries Miss Elkins.
as it is now understood that he certain
ly will do. Indeed. there is rumor
that the~marriage has already been
,solemnized privately, which intensi-
fies the Irritation.
The feeling in royal. aristocratic and
popular circles has been raised almost
to the boiling point by accumulating
circumstances connected with the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
TWO gIaES
R0l 10 Over
ENl.8ANKlE
Head on Collision
Iii Kentucky

BuRGTN, KY March 24.-Twelse
persons were ihsured, several fatally.
when passenger and freight train
ON he Cincinnati Southern met in a
head,on collision near here early to.
dny. Roth ngines were smashed and
rolled down IS foot embankment
with several reaches. The passenger
trairi was running IS miles an hour.
Members of the freight crew said they
.:aI otde-s to meet the passenger train
az BurEln. rut the passenger train
conductor says lie received no such OF.
ders.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
WOOD COUNTY MAN MET
DEATH AT EAST LIVERPOOL

EAST LIVERPOOL, o.. March a..
Harrison s. Boso, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
KInsman Boso. Of Belleville, w. Va,
accidentally shot himself in the leg
while repairing the stock Of his shot
gun, and died in the city hospital two
hours later. A sister. Mrs. Sarah
Cruise. resides at Parkersburg. The
body will be taken to Belleville for In
termept.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
More Reports Of
Secret Marriage


z FL q F. J.
NEW YORK. March 24.-A re-
port enlanating from Rome that
Miss Katherine Elkins and the
Duke Of the Abruzzi already had
been married secretly was given
credence in certain high social
and official circles in New York
and Washington.
A cable from Rome reports
that the duke. when he had won
the hand of Senator Elkins'
daughter. insisted on private
and secret ceremony SO that no
objections from anyone, no mat
ter how high, could intervene.
The italian embassy, at Washing
ton, was mentioned as the place
Of the alleged secret ceremony.
Those who credited the report
pointed to the fact that after
Miss Elans had been to tn ltal-
ian embassy last Thursday even
ing the duke accompanied her
and her parents to their home,
where he was the guest at an In
formal dinner.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
Holding His Own
GOVERNOR GUILD IS STILL LIv'
ING BUT HIS CONDITION IS
VERY CRANE.

BOSTON. Mass, March 24.-The
following bulletin was issued this
morning by Frederick B. wlnslow:
"Governor Guilds condition Is much
the same as yesterday; he Is holding
his own. but his condition is one that
cannot last indefinitely. We must face
a change for better or worse very
soon now"
with great deal of interest and the
store will no doubt be thronged with
visitors tomorrow. many coming from
distance and from the surrounding
towns and country. Contrary to the
usual custom, the opening will be held
in the day time whereas, prior to this
year these openings were held at night.
Goods will be sold tomorrow and ev-
erything possible will be done to vel
come and entertain the visitors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
Burned to Death

WHEELING, March 24.-slx year
old katherine Reeves clothing caught
fire while standing in front of crate
fire today and in mass Of flames
she rushed into the street. Bystanders
put out the blaze. but the child died
shortly afterward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
Duke Is Dead
DUKE OF DEvoNsHIRE DIED OF
HEART TROUBLE AT CANNES,
FRANCE.
fBy united Press.)

LONDON, March 24.-The Duke of
Deyonshire isdead at Cannes, France,
Of heart failure. He was the eighth
Duke OF Deyonshire and had long been
prominent figure in British life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
For ,JustIee ofg tI1e peace.

We are authorized to announce z.
w. Boydston as candidate for the
nomination for Justice Of the Peace of
Fairmont district, subject to the ac,
tion Of the Republican primary else.
ton to he held April II, 1908.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24
MllIlnerY pIanIaY.

First opening Of tailored and ready
to wear hats Tuesday and Wednesday
March "a and 25, at Mrs. ella Horan's
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24

washington at valley FORGE Mon.
day and Tuesday Electric Theater.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24

Mr.. u.A. clayton left yesterday for
on a business trip.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-24

subgcribe for the West Virginian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

clubs. which meets the week Of
June e. In ilusfon Mrs Iamss A.
Kerr and Mrs u n. Church. Those
elected az delegates % the State
Federation % Wosncn's clubs Al
Belltnrham. IN September. Wore
Mrs.. Homer NJ. TIN and Mira II. ~,
shaw
Sunday Organ Recital.
The seventh afternoon orEsn re
cltal b. Dr. Frank Wilbur chace.
A A O. O.. Vili b. given Sunday
afternoon. al 4 o'eiook. al the First
Presbyterian church. corner Sew.
enth A. and Spring - The follow
ing program vii BE given. Pre-
iHde Hnd FuTue On the Name Of y
A G. f." Franz Liant. -Areadian
IdYll. D. "a. i.emaFs. "serenade.
-Masette. Solitude soprano solo.
Jesus. Lover o. Ny Soul. Tours
Mrs. Grace Harrtsl. Sonata No.
s. MsndclEEohh. I--Chornie. H..
Andante Sosteunto. III. Allegro
Motto. ". Fuga. V. Andante. 80
prsn. solo. Consider the Lilies"
Topliff Mrs. Grace narrssl. The
Question. wolsteuholme The
Answer Wolstenhoimc. fantssls
on The welsh air. March Of the
Men 81 Hariech.s ". r. Best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

First ~ E The Tabernacle. SIN
sna Union. HeF " a. " HseH.
pastor ~ a. M our Duty 70 our
'ouutfy'. y q. ma The Young Man
and the Liquor Problem
Gilman Park 81 g. z1ud aV. ~
" and 10th St Rev " II For
HYth. pastor II a. m.. '"fhe Supreme
struggle. =. ma our Compass
sion
afsen Lake 81 T. North sEth and
First AZ n r. Heg q q. Benedict.
pastor ~ e. m. efhe Jewish Tab
ernarin WorHhiu tho Holy Place
= .. ma ~rhe Vine and the i9ranrh-
numan n = Rainier blvd. and
e0lllnEwood AZ. Rev Geo q Pool
ton. pastor u a M "ifaW e. Show
Love for the Hauee ~ God
Lakeside 81 = Lakrway aud 7sth
aV - Rev Geo. q. PoDltgu. pas
tor 3. m. Memorial service. The
Mission ~ the Sword
Queen Anne n y f1fth Az. and
Garfield S. Rev ThgR II Elliott.
pastor ~ q. IA. THE Amounting f0r
HefFire' sp. m.. The Religion 81
Trinity 81 = FIRST AZ. \. and
Mercer. Rev VIM ~ ileeeh. pastor
II a "a. THE Mind ~ Christ. e
D. m. The Attraction ~ the Cross 4"
tfuiNerHify II FL Al gause.
pastor NJ a m. The Problem -
Saving our Country. .. ia. Cost
- Character
first ". ~ Mercer and Fed
sfal aF. X " Walker. p D. pas
tor N a. M. Things Not Seen
8 D m, Echoes from the Confer
eaeae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
NEW SKIN REMEDY
Creates Big Stir; Drug Stores
Crowded With Sufferers.

For the past two weeks the
Quaker. Raven and other leading
drug stores IN this city have been
crowded With persons desiring q
supply OF poslam. the new cure for
eczema This Is the drug which
has created such n stir throughout
the country since its discovery one
year ago,
For the convenience OF. those
who use poslam for pimples. black
heads. blotches. red noses. acne.
herpes and other minor skin trou-
bles. a special 5o-oent package has
been adopted. In addition 10 the
regular two-dollar jar. which is now
on sale al all leading drug stores.
In eczema cases. poslam stops
the itching with first application
and proceeds 20 heal. curing
chronic cases In two weeks. In
minor skin troubles. results show
after an overnight application. For
free experimental sample. write
direct to the Emergency Labora
tories. 80 West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
IMUSEMENTS


Ma< m4ny successes In which
1zas Fruhman has presented
~ ursx IN the past fifteen
mn resorts Indicate that Ny
~ h which he wiii - seen n
b Moore nsxt Mouday. Tuesday
IL Wetnssdsy. u the most con
pr11as ~
s>nis Egersizizh. iike TIE other
szteisrs Ii witch MT. Drew II
gvi,As. : = stage gentleman His
ag1rtiax company Is said 20 BE-
NJ
LIS biIlle Burke Is a young
<<xs heaatifnlly winsome and
- rftsa she PLAYS the part
Z - yoanx make believe wife.
nm here are Ferdlnand Colt.
rasik. comedian: Norton SeItrn
n Dorothy Tenant among 9th
y q the cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30


The aoanE LADIES AuAie@l At
cluo. assisted - ne folnk Ash :
chorsi club. I'll Eife heis tfrs
public concert the evening OF June
~. ~ TIE hnltafiaa sbhfSh' corner
"l Olive and lioYtstnn he nsfea
chorus = neihN aHt4iea ~ ftet'
hArt sehEefasfessf. on" q me
a,ifsetsons on me ff"krain VII pc
nc sinHink o. uas a'iaea eaeFus
ot 'sositas'd Ave MARIA. VIE NO
IN oei'gsio
80. y e.sp -, - 80 s... ~ - 80 -,
s''s ~, - $500. -
'...i.ss..... -. =, 80. =. -.
,'.es..'.' -. :, - ., 49, - -,
ssral a..orl.tton. AZ ~. eitx 4,
IA campa.ad AZ nrsa~nt Of fhtrtr.
~. ~ the nosi tai.ntsi Faans
local uaslclaua lx usxt s~us.n,.
brF the officers hope 20 haTs an
enrolment Of almost twice that
number.
The success ~ the club Is Efaetiy
due To the work Of lts president
Miss Mary Honlahan. and her as
sls,ant officers. Miss Jessie Ne
Kiillsan. Mas Gertrude schmidt.
Miss Hazel Smith and Mas Msads
White
The officers elected for next rear
are President. Miss Hasel Smith.
first vice president. Mlas Aaads
White. second vice president. siias
Adele Wood treasurer. Miss Her
ger. secretary. Miss Hazel Fol
son. and chairman OF the musical
committee. Miss Elwell
Chapter q. p. n. o.
chauter q p. Il %. viii meet
Monday afternoon Nth Mr. Van
Dasap. at fss 18Th av. n
49, e..s
A.. - n p...Sss an,..,.t..a
49, - -, .,,..',... !.
- - -. 800 ,ssa - - '''A'
~
fsmss Nsun'on
= reunion OF me ses.el iainilles.
lo'HsFN y. t siaNnsas anu
- 49, -. -
'..s.s.s ~ e.. g., !,
49, - ~ 49,.
80. = s,' r,. .,.s' -.
aay esa - 80 s - . - ,.',n
49, = ,.f
inv ~ Fremont elaaecra ~ sect.
lie. Mrs. 4aysh ilaFrv. a Michel.
son wife ard daughter of perk.
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SIXTEEN wARsniPs
AT NAVY YARD

The Kearsarge In tho dry dock.
the Nebraska. Wisconsin. Oregon.
Illinois. Kentucky and Georgia.
cruisers ST. Louis aud Milwaukee.
torpedo boat destroyers Rowan and
Goldsborough. training ship fhila-
delphia. prison ship N.psie, gun
boats Princeton aud Wheeling.
Boats leave pier 2. foot Of Yeslcr
way, ten times daily. Fare for
round trip, so cents. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

Ftrst-Seventh and Spring. Rev
~ A. NatthewH. y. u. pastor. Rev.
n n Kroesc. IN. ID, president Of
whitWurth college. Tacoma. viii
preach. morning. THE Struggle
Against the Souls Tragedy: even
ing. The Religious Factor in Edu-
cation
West mtneter@R broadway and CO.
iumbla. Rev } n Wilson. pastor
n a. IN. Redemption In Him stb
T. m. Rest for Burdsncd Souls
Ballard MARKET and iTth av, ".
w. REV. Geo. ~ Lee, pastor. 10 30
a. m. DO Friends Soc Us Prom the
Heavenly Worldf" =. m. Remark
able Facts About the Truthfilness
81 the Bible"
lake kilbourne ~. and
FIRST av. y. w. Rev. r. r Edmunds.
OF Alberta. win preach. u a m.
"A World Wide View. ~. m. SONG
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ceIIssu.n Announes. Sec Aet..

MoadaY afternoon The Coliseum
will have the Oklio Family % Chi.
nese magtcians and iilusi0nista:
the ELTON Polo troupe. IN a casting
act. Harry Ptlcer. dancer. late uf
Fascinating Flora. Leo and
Chapman. In Wanted a Dsas
key. Oscar Lorraine. the protsssa
vioilniat. Lillian Hale and cum.
pany. In The Phmntom Rival. 81
saEsr Dean. Eddie Roeach. wttk
s.sslad and = new picture film To
nlght aud tomorrow afternoon and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

After having lost his parachute
In the sound iast Sunday nleht.
Prof. Davidson has been making
asccuslous at Luna PaFk without
that necessary essential sticking
with the big gas bag until u comes
10 the earth Of ita own accord
n II eatimsted that the amuse
ment park across the bay had e. 600
visitors last Tuesday afternoon
and evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

beginning Monday afternoon. the
Star theatre viii offer the Charles
L. Younk musical comedy company
Of twenty str people IN their fare.
seli bill. No aud IlRa Also 90
tho bill uili b. John and iinrfhA
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
TO DEDICATE
A new CHURCH

Tomorrow the new Fremont
Christian church will be dedicated
with appropriate services The
morning sermon will be preached
by Rev. A. L. Grim. pastor OF the
Ballard Christian church At J
D. m. a good Fellowship meeting
will be held. Rev. Grim viii also
preach In the evening The new
building il located at Thirty-eight
street and Stone avenue Rev. A.
LIngenfelfar is pastor Of tbs church,