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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-24
Westmeath.

The death of DR.. Michael STANLEY.
NJ. D., of Athlcne. which occurred re-
Gently al Bournemouth. England. is
deeply regretted. The business of the
Urban Council was adjourned as a
mark Of respect and resolutions of
coincidence were passed by the Ancient
Order Of Foresters the National For
esters and the Athlone club. MANY
letters and kilograms of sympathy
have been received by the relatives
and the attendance at the funeral was
extremely large
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-24
Kerry.

There is much regret i'm North Kerry
Mt the death of Mr. Michael Kennedy.
who. during the Land League period
suffered Imprisonment on a charge fo1
which Mr.. J. z. Redmond B. L.. NJ.
p. was retained for his defense. The
deceased had been for considera Bile
time a member of the Listowel board
Of guardians. and also of the former
Glin board
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-24

Growing in grace means resisting
temptation, choosing the right because
ii is the right, cultivating the love and
the practice of sincere piety-in a word
becoming more like our master and
model Jesus Christ. There is nothing
sentimental or effeminate about it. 1t
is q robust, Virile development. which
calls into action and cultivates SYM
metrically the sturdiest. noblest quail
ties of human nature and also purifies
and ennobles character and adorns
lifA-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-24

Our home influence is not passing,
but an abiding one, and all-powerfui
for good or evil, for peace or strife.
for happiness or misery Each separ-
ate Christian home has been ikeneo
to a central sun, around which re-
wolves a happy and united pand OF
warm. loving hearts acting. thinking,
rejoicing and sorrowing together.
Which member of the family group
can say: Il have no influence %
What sorrow, or what happiness, lies
in the power of each?
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-24
Limerick.

The death of Mrs Martin Ryan.
Tower Hill house. Cappamore. took
place ON Saturday. Sept ) The do
ceased lady had rather brief illness
AMI much hope was entertained of hei
ultimate recovery. a few weeks ago
she had the qualification of an ex-
tended visit from her brother. Rev
Thomas B. LOwney, pastor of Marl-
boro. Mass. to whom she was most
deNotellX attached
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-24
Waterford.

In Waterford City. where he spent
many wears of his sacred ministry
much regret is felt at the death Of
Rev. Pierce Walsh. P. P. Kflgobnet.
County Waterford. and cordial SYM
pathy has been rendered by the citi-
zens to his sister. Mother Aloysius. OF
the Presentation convent.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-24
Kildare.

Much regret is felt in CeIbridge and
district at the death. which occurred
in a private hospital in Dublin, OF the
Rev. T. J. Mcguire, late P. P, of
Celbridge. in his 6Sth year. and the
forty-fifth year of his priesthood.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-24
The Metropolis.

1 read of place where songs were
sung,
A city of the light:
read of a place where laughter rung,
A world that knew no night.
l read of hearts that lived for life,
And living, found no pain:
Who tasted the froth of folly's cup,
And laughing, drank again.
longed to reach it; to know its song
My dream Of dreams for years.
l sought that place of laughter long,
And found-a city of tears.
Gertrude B. Hamilton in The Broad
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
COURT ENJOINS
CITY CONTRACTOR

A restraining order. returnahia
November ~. preventing y. r..
Whecier. J. " styarx aud G. ..
Mci.nine from interfering With con.
struetion work on subdivision No.
]. Of the Cedar river supply system
No. 2. was issued by Judge Morris
IN the superior court this morning
The petiticn for The order alleges
that Mci.aine. who claims a sub.
CONTRACT for the work il IN poa.
session Of materials delivered bx
Grant Smith A Co. contractors ~.
aponaible to the city ~ Seattle for
the speedy completion OF the work.
and that he refuses 10 allow tho
plaintiffs 70 20 on with the work
II Il stated that Smith q Co. has
been notified BY the city that tho
work r. not progressing aafisfac.
iortly, aud that they arr damaged
10 the extent Of 81 900 . day by
the delay. The restraining order
IT, made conditional upon the filing
OF $1,000 bond by the plaintiffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
NORTH CAROLINA
TO HAVE HOME
AT A. ~. P

A North Carolina building AZ the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
next year ls assured. T.. "a. Hanea.
~ Winston SaisEs. a mamb Dor 81 the
state commission. writes Henry +.
Bosch. director of exhibits. that
the members OF the North Caro-
Tina state exposition committee
vii meet In Raleigh Decembsr ..
az which time the question 81 par.
ticipauon IN the 1903 exposition
viii be considered
Or Joseph hyde Pratt. of Chapel
tlll. well known as a geologist. IL
chairman % The North Carolina
commission He has had charge
~ the governments mineral ox.
hiblt AZ previous exposltiona.
Tho North Carolina legislature
will b. asked 10 appropriate a sum
aaffieient 20 warrant tho erection
~ = state building % house the
exhibits o. tobacco. cotton. fine
woodH and minerals that would
come from that state. az well az
the display 81 goods manufactured
from cotton and tho agricultural
pruducfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
IS
DISCUSSED

WASHINGTON. Nov. is-The
boycott was the chief subject al
The Roosevelt labor dinner" last
night. which was not attended by
John Mitchell, James Duncan or
Daniel O'Koefa. who we're among
tho leaders invited. one guest aald
today that the name OF Samuel
tlomperu was not mentioned. aud
that there was no criticism Of the
American Federation of Labor.
Though the boycott was discussed
az length, u was dealt with Ia a
gsueral way and nothing definite
was determined. The president a..
snred hts guests that the new ad.
mlniatratlon will seek tho assist.
anee of the iaborins men IN pur-
suing their policy OF advancement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
IS
TO INVITE
LEADERS
Will AJAX Compers and
Executive Committee
to Meet Him.

DENVER, Nov. lS.s-A report was
circulated herc today that President
kooeevelt viii send a special invi.
tation 70 Samuel Gompcrs and tho
members of the executive council
Of the American Federation OF la.
ber 90 dine with him aud discnss
matters relating TO labor legiala
tion before he sends hla message
on labor 20 congress-. The invita-
ton. u one has been seat has not
reached Denyor.
The morning proceedings of the
federation convention today were
given over chiefly 20 lufiadictlonal
squabhlca. An acrimonious debate
was prcclpltated BY the report of
the committee on adjustment which
suggested that tho dispute between
the International association OF Ma
chiniats and Elevator Construction
Workers be referred 90 the cxecu
tive board for final adjustment.
Resolutions urging every labor
union IN tho United States e. hold
special celebration Ia hoaor "
the lincoln centennial In 1903 wsa
adopted By a unanimous vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
STANDARD OIL CASE

WASHINGTON. NOV. is--lf in
iniimated today that the govern
ment Will offer "A it, chief reason
In presentlnE a writ OF eartiorari
70 take the twenty nine million
dollar Standard OH case to the "a.
preme court. The necessity Tor an
exact Interpretation 81 the section
Of the Eikims act relating 10 the
PUBLISHING and filing of rates.
The supreme court seldom Inter.
feres with the loser courts exesus
when questions Of interpretation o.
laws are involved. IN the case 81
rate fllinEz. Il viii b. argued b. The
government counsel that courts in
nsne judicial districts have ruled
cOnfiietingly. and railroads may now
do certain things legally Ia one dis
trict. though this same acga would
b. Illegal la another district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
AiaasapAcIne Co.

Word was yesterday received By
n 3 Ringwuod. % the offices %
The Alaska. Pacific 8 s. Co, tina,
President Alexander of that com.
pany had completed arrangements
for the purchase of an Atlantic
steamer Tor transfer to Pacific ser.
vice between this point and San
Francisco to operate IN conjunction
with the steamers Dnckman and
Watson. Cart +. y. Bartlett. with
Chief Engineer Allen Ryan. Jeff last
night for New York City 10 bring
tho new boat around the Horn. She
will BE- fitted 60 burn oil immedi.
ately. When Mr.. Alexander left Tor
the Enst. !, was with the purchase
OF the passenger steamer 81 CrOiK
IN view.A bat Manager RinKwood
stated this morning that a vessel
not before IN consideration had
been acquired. The name of the
vessel Is being held up until tho
completion Of business transactions
now under way BY her former
owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
INSPECTORS MAKE
OFFICIAL DECISION

The official report 90 the local
inspectors Of steamboats, In tho
matter Of the Cottage city. was
handed down Yesterday BY In.
spcctors Whitney and Turner. The
report agrees In every particular
With the unofficial announcement
made in The Star some time ago.
that the evidence introduced Vas
sufficient. in the minds Of the IN.
specsora. 70 Justify the cxoneratsnn
% all concerned in tho wreck Of
the vessel A. that time, hos.
ever. Capt Craix vas In such a
condition that u waa impossible
for him % give testimony which
vas essential before the official
rendering Of the verdict The IN.
sIseetors find that the accident
was due entirely L. The jAmmlnx
% the steering scar. aud that no
one was 70 blame in the slightest
degree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
CHARGE AGAINST MISS
GILMAN Is DISMISSED

Kate ~ Gilman. night superin.
tendent ~ tho Seattle General hoe.
pitAl. who vas arrested last week
ON = charge of failing 10 report 10
the police department an Injury
case that came uader her notice.
was released yesterday after q brief
trial In Judge Ooraon'a court No
Vigorous attsmpt Waa made At
prosecution. The particular case
which brought about the arrest q
Miss Gilman waa that % MAarles
= Young. whoao skull was fraetur.
cd By club welded By Angus
Macdonald on the nighi d Noveus.
Der D
Macdonald was In Jail before any
report concerning Yoanga Injuries
vas Feceixed al police headqusr.
trra Testimony introduced yea
teFday vas 20 the effect that al
cases coming % the hospital are
AZ once reported 20 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
CATHOLICS To 0RDAIN
NEGRO PRIESTS
80 90, United pr..s.,

CHICAGO. Nov. is.-Ths resolu-
tiorn Committee has decided 20 ~
port 70 the Catholic Missionary
nuuwresa recommendation for the
ordination OF negro priests. Plans
for cuionlzatiou projects also Will
be introduced.
Tha congress is Ia itB last SEES.
sion today This morning ". A.
flaming. of Cleveland, spoke on
The Layman'a Opportunity A.
A. Hlsst - Philadelphia. spoke on
The Memorial Idea
Judge 81. ~ Bsrien and ~. L.
Pt0prowaki. % ChicaEo. aud Alex
andsF Granger. Of kankakee. III.
discussed mission work.
The congress will close tonight
when An Grafton on the aims OF
the congress will bs delivered by
BouFks Cochran. The final ad
dress viii be made BY Archbishop
Quigiey. OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
SEATTLE MAN MARRIES
WENATCHEE WOMAN
fRx Ilnffad Pr...l

WENATCHEE. Wash. Nov. is
Miss Kate Silverman Of this city
and Mr. Philip Solomon % Seattle
we're united in marriage Monday az
, p. m. AZ the home Of the brides
sister, Mrs. Yotta Cohen Rabbi lie.
vine OF Spokane. who Is an old and
Intimate friend OF the family. Off
clated. The bride IA one OF Wsnat.
cheo's most popular and beautiful
women. She has made her home I'm
Wenatchee for some time with her
sister. Mrs. Cohen. having resided
IN the West for several years. most
OF the time at Helena. Mont. but
also at Butte and Spokane The
bridegroom. Mfr Philip Solomon, Is
prominent business man OF Sc
attic. beinE general manager OF
Grinsfelder a Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
The Commercial Club MAY
Hold a Big Show
ut Pier ID.

a proposition has been placed
before the Seattle Commercial club
10 hold an entertainment enter.
prise, 10 be known as tho Seattle
Commercial and Industrial exponi
ton. In Seattle from December 10
10 January 2.
The club has received reasonable
assurance that Pier u. OF the Pa
clfie Coast company. could be ae.
cured for the purpose. Ii has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
ANAC0RTES MAN LOSES
HIS LIFE in ALASKA

ANAcoRTEs. Wash. Nov. fs-
Charles shock. formerly one of the
beat known young men uf this city.
II dead. and Irving Burke. marine
engineer. also sell known here. Ia
ON the verge ~ mental arrangement
as tho result Of an accidental shoot.
ing that occurred near Ketrhikan.
Alaska last Sunday, aecordinE to
Telegram received this morning By
the parents 81 the dead mAn. No
details uf the shooting are given OK.
ceIitinE that the two we're hunting
IN the wilds u Alaska and that the
ahoouns vas AceldentaL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
MADE HUSBAND
DO HOUSEWORK

Alleging that for four years his
wife has treated him fnhumanly.
refusing 20 cook his meals and
forcing him TO do most Of the
Homework. 4. a. Heymanson filad
a suit Tor a divorce against ida
HeYmanson In the superior court
this morning. The complaint
states that the couple were mar.
Fied in January. 1891. ia Russia,
and that they have two children
Three months ago. Heymanson
says. his wife left him and went
TO California, taking their young
est child He asks for the custody
Of the eldest. boy IA years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
EXPOSITION
DURING HOLIDAYS

been suggested that tho exhibits
which VIII have beon displayed at
the National Apple show, at spo.
kane, viii be available and form a
great attraction. A display Of irrl.
cation meihada IL Also % be mad.
The size OF The dock with also allow
The eight contemplated slide show
features. such aa will show ON the
Pay Streak ~ the fair next year.
ana also an enormous Christmas
tree for poor children II is plan.
ned TO set aside a section for each
ffatefnnl civil and social body in
the city, The proposition WAS
PLACED IN the HANDS Of the enter.
tainmeht committee Tor conaldora
ton last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
Whales GAS
AND dies

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. is
Despondens because he was unable
to secure work, T. j. Manning. for
meriy an employs of the harbor
commission. killed himself this
morning by inhaling Illuminating
saa. His little daughter Anna
found the body lie had attached
hose TO gas JOE and turned
on the gas with ono end OF the
hose In his mouth lie was %
years old. and leaves wife and
five chiidfen Manning was for
merly well known among the poli
ticians Of the waterfront
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
NEW GENERATOR
NOW OPERATING

Superintendent l. n Youngs. Of
the department Of light aud water.
returned today from the power
plant on Cedar river. and reports
that tho new generator IL al last
In good working order.
There will D. no more trouble
about insufficient light declared
MF foungH. ''aa we now have
plsaty % power. and viii take no
more contracts until the additional
machinery now ON hand n In.
stalled and operating smoothly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
FRISCO LOSES $4,000.
(ey United Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. is
The city officials are preparing to-
day 20 present TO the grand Jury
evidence In connection with the
disappearance OF money from the
city treasury, for which James
fomalty, formerly head bookkeep.
or In the treasurer's office. stands
accused. Complete reports OF ex-
perts employed 10 examine the
books have been filed with Mayor
Taylor, and they show that the
shortage amounts TO SCI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
. A,yssted in The Star $
/ rn,.ade Are Given
More Time.

al u A. W Heller and
= - pfuprsetors 81 q cigar
- 80 IA PIKE ST.. charged with
~ 4 a complaint filed with
4 .ss.lng attorney BY q )
Srhs star. was postponed
- ceuFt today for one
~ .A.stles are awaiting the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
soRDON POSTPONES
GAMBLING ca SEES

outcome OF this case with consider.
able Interest. for Il Involves the
question of whether the actual pro.
pfiesors can be arrested for gamb.
ling which Ia carried on In their
place by other people.
If conviction IL secured" de
clared Chief OF Police Ward. we
will have comparatively easy time
shutting down on the dozens OF
small gambling games In cigar
stores and pool rooms. for, as soon
aa tho proprietors learn that they
may DO arrested. they viii most
likely cut out the cardpiaying priv.
lego now accorded their customers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
AHDERVEER PICKS
HIS OFFICE STAFF

Tia staff - Prosecuting Attur-
nwy elect Geo. y. Vandsryeer. with
the exception ~ one man. has besn
arisrfed. Three u tho present fofee
have been retained and two new
members ADDED The staff win be
Everett q Ellis. first assistant pros
ecufinE attorney. Robert friEmofe.
John n Murphy. John u. Perry and
Alfred ~ Lundin Perry. PriHusore
aud Murphy are on thu present staff
and Ellis and I.undin are tho now
members. one mere assistant re-
mains 90 be chosen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
EprAT NORTHERN
EslJEs STATEMENT
rvs Expenditure OF Mil
Kan, for Main Line
improvements.

ss has inst been issued y
w'.s.rn District officials ~ the
S'~shsrn showing the amount
= ~. ~ TIE line from cut
NJ "a seattle for The three
ssslsx June 10 last. Il gives
r~rrss Including the cost 81
- uufsr Seattle. The smith ,
4 s,san lsrrnlnais ths new pas
r. aaget. ina hlg ffel9ht depot
n..,t Northern h three years.
.~fnx 10 the report has spent
nMs ~ in Seattle.
!. r~srss, AZ scsan dock ifexste
- srain warehouse t8ts 81
- ~ censtruesed a. q cost
u e IA i new depot y gninE
- Nkses nacre
49, s@stss and Eseregt q
-. nsxn.I > keEnx ouilt. and The
Il - saeefed hayu coat ails.-
sas ssrritory II miles uf
= ~. hir< hesn laid Al vari-
4 Pc svan4 polnts new sta
y, - seinx hsAilt and new track
rr<snA,s male
s ns4ss lhsre i a new paasen-
.k~xAs 1gpof. an immigration
L. inf mRtsrfronf siautrac Is
zsnsertss tke isns through ths
= ~ hesn Felecntei.
Uszasrhee a mills and a hair
IT. sts,raek has h~cn laid and
= Aast srected whieh - sup
3 - lha Cabinet mountains
~ AxunL
( ssNsana an Industrial atdrsrack
y - vng hss beea huilt. a
" Arsi<s ereeta1 over TIE river
- xlie q BUSINESS sracka
1Ft there IA 3 neR loco
b. sass supply with 4 capacity
kfe s4llons. aad an aggregate
~ z yAra tracks amounting
ssa @.iss: khs Foundhauna has
@Afxed ard other Improve
y Ntae which coat 500 900.
E - lacre4-se Ia Great North
ktssf4Gk mileage during these
n pears has been qYar 70 miles
n rs<t IsEe a0e. Extensive
- < li1e hafa been MADE a.
~ ~ N<Nprt and new
a'sAA Ars4xs haslf over the PunA
'sas fss These changes have
- "a
= zss x rs4ln tracks reiaid
akagtfw II Felnytag Rwxrs-
- Win = penna rails. us
s Fs2nc rzss. a. with So
as an4 = with So posnd
y srsas material fsr widening
fsffzz haHks fEo and 4 haif
estk fssf q art ana gravel
aseH mgFea
! ~ ions q metal for a.T88
issf q tsitz<s have been sub
- - IN - hrffxsa and thEn
~ z4sqns7 eeIsert work. has
Ha-ihlnfs Ia millien ~ A.
et-f.uhY, exclusive u
81 sppknne, tsoc 900 has
nav snnwsh~da enmt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

An application for an order IN
bankruptcy for Samuel 0rossman
was filed this morning IN tho fed
cral court The application was
made by n. w. Baohrach a Co, MaS
Marcus q Co. and George Green
weia a Co. creditors The debts Of
Marcus are stated 10 be In excess
of $1,000. Marcus filed a confession
of bankruptcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
AssoeIatlon YIN Meet.

The Manufacturers association.
of Seattle. viii hold ita regular
monthly meeting al the Hotel LIN.
coin next Saturday evening. and
following the dinner there will be
speeches on civic betterment inn.
provemont 0f the waterfront and
other topics Of interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

WARRINGTON. Nov. is--Fed.
erai agents In Oakland. Cal. at the
direction os President Roosevelt.
today are endeavoring 90 discover
trace Of the Roosevelt OH com.
pany. 81 that city. which has been
flooding the mail with q large stock
offer with tho unauthorized use OF
the presidents name and accom-.
panied by his photograph. also un-
authorized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
klyOR APPROVES BILL
WHICH WAS PROTESTED

hurst and the state Architocts az.
sociation
Under the present building laws
the auditorium, which ia 60 be
placed on the fourth floor. could
not have been erected. 50 the fire
and water committee introduced an
anendatory ordinance permitting
the work, This action was net APP
proved by several OF the depart.
mental heads, and tho mayor wait.
ed until The last day before he
affixed his signature TO the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
SPOOKS CHASE ACTRESS
OUT OF HER HOME

HOSToN. Mass. Nov. Is
Nance O'Neli. the California TRACE
dienns. Is preparing today 10 leave
her magnifiesnt country home at
Iynkboro. near here. because. she
says. It's Railways and rooms are
Inhabited by a family Of apooka
The actress declares emphatieally
that their antics caused creepy
sensations 60 pervade the entire
household and that finally she b.
came 80 frightened that she cold
the place. Tho estate Is valued az
s15. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
LYDIA THOMPSON
FtAe PASSED AWAY.


10y 0NftNG FfeAAl
. NEW YORK. Nov. ls.--The A
= many friends Of Lydia Thomp- 4
= son learned today OF the sud 4
= den death ~ the actress yes. 4
e terday In her homo. WeWtmlu, 4
ster mansions. near Wsatmln. 4
= ster Abbey England Tho an. a
: n0nncement 20 her demise 4
= came in a short cable message 4
= 20 her daughter. Zofflo tn. Z
. bury. a
= Lydia Thompson first came 4
= 20 America In tsSs aud Great. 4
= ed an instant and lasting sen. a
= sation, She brought wlth her a
q a chorus Of beautiful Enailsh 4
. glrls Who. with their leader. 4
became the talk OF New York. .
= For more than 20 years the 4
= actress held sway and shs be- 4
q came best known a. the great. 4
= est buflesquer OF her time. 4
Z 4 a !. 4 4 . 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ia
John r. Gardiner. % Kentucky. who
stands accused Of tho murder u
Joseph Cord0va on the whaler Bow
head In northern waters. on Aug
40. appeared before United States
Commissioners Heaoock today for
Identification. following which the
hearing OF the case was set Tor Fri
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. is.--The
business 81 the wholesale liquor
house % p J. Wenigor q CO. today
ig being conducted BY Attorney Geo.
W. Perry. AS Assignee. and the cred
itnra are seeking A. W Rettig.
prosident OF tina suspended concern.
AZ present tho experts have found
liabilities to ths extent Of t75. 900,
With only $4,000 to count as assets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18
! allow Odd Fellows
4. gaild Auditorium
Planned.

u,ller yesterday signed
|ys .s nee permitiing the lado.
y a a.',sr o. Odd Follows to
~ auditorium In their new
VI = Truth Az. and y Pine
~ 7, ~ protests Of building
~ Grant. F1rO Chief aring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

DuNsMUIR. Cal. Nov. Is. - Mrs
plunged Off the bridge near this
that recovery Il improbable and
three other members on the orr
family suffered either broken bonaa
or bruises when the automobile In
which the party was travelling
plungde off the bridge near thia
place and fell into the shallow wa
ter Of the sacramento river.