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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05

Una vordadaFG filigEanG @ l8 ob:O del
AUb0E do loB CNentOS ds8dG el MOl6nO. CO.
mo On "LoI MalhoChoFSg del biOp," do
B0nAVents, IB 8Gtirs sutil saltS dol ponaR'
miento ? del ingOnio de RuBiHol, dOiando en-
81 6nimo del pdbliO0 una impression que va
Ol fondo de los CoFaZoneu, ConmoYi6ndolea
con el tsqua dc la vsFdsdp qR0 tiene en- la8
palSbFaB del Padre RamOn amable fuOFzR
IugeatiuO.
El contFaRta entire Marta y Ramon, pre-.
aGntad0 con Ol aHt8 do RuBiflol hOCho RGa'
Edad con el aFts Incompatible, de BorTGg,
Rind0 Gl pensRmient0 & l0g mandates do Ia
sRnR l6giCR = Offeos todRB lar C0nCisnciRB
el 0studio de una humRnida6 6n contra
diCci6n COn8igo miEma, digCOTdO, PgOist0,
Bin fG.
PoEo On dOnde el ContRaBta entire lou dos
CitadOH p0R10neJeB musvs uf xionsI do
p01itivR RRz6D, OB CuBndo an el un0 81 in
fOjO del mintioigm0 10 va dominando todo
mientraa la otra 10 vida = 81 CaloP do
so GRUgEe, 10 llRman, con 0l gTit0 de 10
natuTalezR al amor. kIt
= El miStiCigm0, la voCRci6n del verdRdOE0
CEistiRnigmO, tFiunfa en- 81 pUo. En- la 0trO,
0l inRtinto do la hembPs. El un0 ha ma
Cido para smRF, para Rm0E much0, p0E0
como RmRbR Gl bu9n JSsdG, Ol fsFvoFaso
TezadOF CTeyento do GstsamRnf. La otFa,
naci6 para lR reproduction de ls 0gpeCi0,
para RmRr tambi6n, para RmRE CON trans
poFteB do mujor lleDR do gRFFidGER , plst6'
TiCR do neFviOD, para RmRE aBf, Bin que ja'
m6I CompTOndisFa 81 eVBpg6lioo amRF
que le ensafiArR, ds1dO lR intAnCia, eI mfg
tiCo Ramon.
FL MEsti0O 90 do una RltuE8 coIoBaI.
iCU6nto dice Rl p0nBAmiGnt0, pEeB0ntRndc,
con un CoIoEidO inVupeFAble, lG 6tiCa del
viejo CFistianiEmo! tOuGnto dice! No %
We en- 10 obrR do RuBilol quO Ia CEftios
sale fRCtuEadR, RmAdRdR, BiHtsm6tiC8, On
AlRmbiCRmiento de vulg0TsB detraot0E0u.
No. ESQ e8 obFR de TanaRdGE. EI pre-.
sentR an gfmbolo. Este Hfmbolo eI 81 pa
DIRE Ramon! Un nfmbOlo superior 81 de
Electra. poEquO tien0 CieEtS gESndOEs rel
vindiCatiVR que ComplRcs & t0daB- laG a.
m0a v9FdadsrRmeutO CTintiNnaBy qU0 de-
Rliento & CuRntoB tienen todAviR f6 On 81
bien.
Ed impoaibl0 oIvidAF aquellR feBtB para
los pO6re0 aquslla fiesta que 20 tEatG de or
gGniZSr, = que dc ocRsi6n Rl buon So
CeEdOts para OOnminaF loG falgoI CrintiA'
noe, & los meFCadeTe1, & los egoi8thI lOG
que pFepAFan feSta8 de carload para luCiE
81 orOpsl de BuB almOu psTvsTtidRg.
Miguel, qu6dat0g
-MREta, qu6date
EGaB excl8maCionoa del TaesEdote cEiE-
tiAno. indiguO do ante 10 HOTdidsE Do 0qus
lloH miSmos qUO, llSm6ndOgo OTistiNnog ,
hombEsS de f5, Bi JsDda Ts8uciEAB0 ls vol
vsRfan OFuoifCaT; ContisnOn IN poOma dc
infnitR bondRd, que haOOn que BObEO Gl
alma OaigR algO Nsf como FoO1O celeste Co.
bF0 lS mustiG f6, Ouy0 plRnta gsCa sl in
djgoo fAEiRaiBm0 do l0B preasntsI tiempoB,
NuestrA felieitGoi6n al gran actor egpA'
mol, al inimitRbI0 don Enrique B0EE6E.
MAEsT RO HILARIO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05

FranciECo ViIlsgaB, dc C0yOy ? EuBebiO
AmET0 de Maun8b0, por hRllRE80 COFadOB
de 90 afsCci6n mental, OF como IRB allie
nadaB CiEilR EnCREnaoi6n, dc CaEogin8;
America Rom6n do GuEabo: Dolores Or
tiz SAO8 de NsEADjitO; Adslins Garcia do
Toa Altp; Maria Marines de San Juan;
MarCiRlA de Leon, de MRnRtf; y MaEfR
Ortiz, de Ponce, poT IR miBmR CRu8R.
EN- COmpafliR do "a Befior pAdR0, hR
BRIido del MRnicomiO para su POBidOnCia
de Cayey, ex.GlisnOdo pudient0 FedeEi'
co Gonzalez,
En- SuBtituCi6n dol doctor Victor Coll
Cuchy, que hR lido MHnRtf para ejerCOr
allf GU pFofSsi6D, 90 hR hGCho cargo de 10
pTe8idenCis del Sab Comit6 unionista do
santuFcP, eI ConoCido COmpatriotA u0iior
Martin Oo8tOBO.
-Ha salido hoy para HumRGao, On
donds pOFmAn0C0F6 8lgunOS dfag, Ol GOiioE
J. B. CaRri6n, TOpEe8snt8nt0 do impoEtaa'
ter CagAB do EntRdoB UnidoO. ViHitS EquO'
lie region para llevAr Of0CtO una impoF'
tante v0nts de loCOmOtOFRs : ~bgonG1 Pc
~ conduci6n do CAiisV.
Ell Ofoial do SRnidGd, AEGCibo, re-
mite pianos pFesentadoB por 81 MGOHtfO
PlomorO BsnignO Perez, para que Oeau
NPTObadDB,
III IuBp0CtOr de AlimSntOD, diOtrito
Sud, Ponce. InfoEmO hAbar dOatRuidG
48O libEau de hsEin8 de tEigO, pEopiOdAd
dol sr. jose Gir6n'
Ri Inspector VotoEinaFio. diBtIito
NoFte, San Juan. InfoFms dc % visits
de inspection & la CuadFG del Sc. L0onCit
Vega, aituRda en- PnoEts do TERRA.
-Ha llsga9o ay0F Sen Juan d LCdO
Tomru BoEnardino do la Hu0Fta, do qua
yOmR, & quisn aOompOaR "a diHtnguid1
BefloRa. Bi0nvGDidOa.
III aalioE Julio Gandfs, de Manati, Q,
onCuOntEa On San Juan On asuntO paEticU
lREOI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05
RUlO0SO PLElTO.
MAEsT RO HILARIO.

Hoy las nUGvo de lR ma6Rna, como
OBtobH ADunCiGdo, di6 c0mien8o on lO OoEte
do DiStrito BaCoCi6n pEimOEa-ol impor'
tAntfSimo juioiO civil, que gobFa nulidad
do tG8tamsnt0 pFomuevOn Rosa MNRfs Ca
lRf Fugurull ? OtrOG contra Federico CAlaf
Rivera.
ExtEOoFdinRFiR OonCuErtneiA OcupAbA loB
ABiOntOB del edifciO, = 81 Tribunal OOnsti'
tnfdo declare alberta 10 BaGi6n, l8 Cual
sBtG EspTsgentsdG poF expoFto8 letT&d0B do
SmbRG parties, que han de nsF ofdoB p0E Ol
honorable ju82 Bsf0F ToTo OuOvAB, gus
ColoCAdo en 81 Hitio do 10 juEtiCiH no pieEde
un solo detAlIe de loI que astabl0cou los
infoFmRnteg.
EG el pEimsFo entire todoB el NbogAdo
Mr.. Carlos BoeFmRn q00 F0pF0aeD con
el HtfioF AIvaFes Nsvas & Ia paEts deman'
dada; y Ol Begundo, el RbogGdo don Carlos
Lopez do Tord que con Ol senior Acu6E
TSpTeGsntRn & IOG demRndantG8.
Los primsrOB aleg0toD, sea lA partO
suOtGntiVR del aIunto, han Bido hIChOg On
81 CuElo de Ia msianG pOr los BefioEsB BoeE'
man y LopsE dc TOr6, On laTgaB expoBi
clones oFsles que dan ConoCimisnt0 de
hech0B Rl p6bliC0, sin que podRm0B fjRE
todAviR Las FeBultanCiOI , finRlidAdel dol
iuiCiO, d0ntFO del CuRI, 81 jusS con muy
buen criterio, hR OonCsdido hoFRB Q GBtu'
dio 8 los Bsfior0s lotradoB para diFimir la
jurigdioCi6n J Ia OompOtenCi0 del Tribunal
On 81 case que 90 debate.
So h3 Fl ado lR hoEa do Las dos para
EOsnudAE les B0UiOnO1 del juicio, que deB
PieVta notable intoE6B
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05
(VfGss Ia edioS6n del lumea. }

-Ha sido admitida en- sl AuiIo do Gle
goB de Ponce la onfermR de YAbEcoa,
Bsrtola EBpinoGa..
Felipe y EUssbio Cruz, de Bayam6D,
han BAlidO del Aailo de CiegoB, lusgo do
hAllREH0 cuTad0U de la affection que Bufrfan
en- 10 vista.
Sc han Conceaido Is diau dc GcenOi6
81 smpl0ado del MAniComi0 OlsgsFiO
RAmeg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05
IN SfG0GmI0lt8.

En- VenGzuala paFsCO que no e8tGn muy
0bundantea lou BsutTsEs ? apFovoChkndosa
de OBta CirCunatSnOiR, Len nRCion0B suFopaaR,
para oalmAE log impetus del PEoBidento
CRatRO, le han tftaCidO BuFtiFle para 10 que
l0 qUoda do VidG, do tFsisB hsohoH do los
que Vsnde La PalmasRna de j. PisFaa y
Comp; Allen 30.
-Cu0ndO o. paCisnts pisFdR tOda 08p0'
EanER de cUFaoi6n e. Cuando dobo aOoEdaR.
90 de Ia aBalYAdoER ''EatomaoaIina UIRici"
quo eUEa lol mRlm del 6mOg&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
Beautiful Woman's Body
Found, and Mystery
Surrounds Tragedy.


FRANKFORT. Ind. Jan = One
Of the most mysterious easea Of
murder or suicide that ever pun.
zled the authorities OF this city is
worrying The local police today.
AIRS Samuel Dukes was either
brntally murdered or committed
suicide IN an unusual manner early
this morning.
Pntfoiman Afford. shortly after
O'Clock. received a call from tho
home Of George Benge. who said
the dead body Of n woman vas ~
ing ON his porch. A. that hour hf.
Benfe. who Is a laborer and who
arises early. went out onto his
porch 10 get n stove poker. aud
MAS shocked 10 find the body Of
MIRA Dukes. beautiful woman and
wealthy IN her own name. lying on
hin porch. The woman Was dead.
but the body MAS warm.
The dead woman lay on the
porch as If she had been laid out
By an undertaken. A bandage was
over each eye. and the two band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
INCREASED EFFICIENCY is
SHOWN BY FIGURES

with 368.iGt for the preceding year
and but si2.Spe for the year 1900
Even more significant than this Is
the fact that durinT 1907 slefe we're
no privileged eiassea OF Law VIOLA.
ton under the monthly fine nYh'
TEN with the exception OF the evil
OF prostitution. while during 1905
aud \ portion Of 1906. prior 60
Mayor Moorc'H installation. there
we're slot machine and other month.
y fines collected.
This showing completely destroys
she argument sometimes advanced
In favor 81 an epeu town, that Il
II necessary 20 permit law viola
lions for the reeeane derived from
thaae sources By he city. Tie
proof Of the pudding shows that
there IL more income from this
source when the laws are strictly
enforced than when the privilege Of
violating The Law IL fafulrd Out 90
grafters and political fayorlies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
king 0'KEEFE" C0NvUL SEES
LARGE AUDIENCE

Night In bohemia Was a distinct
hit as lsadore Patrick Levi Putt
downEky. an excellent Jewish
character.
One Of the best sustained eharae
tiers IN the production WAS that
of Fredericko, the Hunchback
played BY j. Russell Powell
His deep bass voice was heard
10 advantage In every selection
and be was repeatedly encored.
The Commercial club and various
elty officials came In for q good
amount OF jonhlng aud wituclams
aud other local hiia reached the
funny spots OF the audience.
The spcciaiiiea and individual
musical selections we're hits of the
evenings performances lnsa Foss
and James Valentine IN As Ions
A. the World Rolls On received AZ
encore for a mont pretty duet
Yankee Doodle Tafn~ and Lazy
Neon given by Hestettes were -
peeiails well given and both called
for several encores.
Ha HNNttAAkH - AhA@ 49,
given under the spot liRht. oi
Won't You Waltz Home. Sweet
Home. With Me for Old Times
Sake Was n gem and received
three encorea . Russell Powell I
sHax Tag Man" assisted BY IL liz,
tie girls wae called back time and
time again Mrs Insa foss -
sisted by the Elka' sextstte gaze
Violet Was a Maiden Fair in q
beussehlnK manner which called
Tor three encorea. Hannah Leach
Hutt. a clever performer. both ~
the tough role and as toe dancer
made one Of the hlg hits of ths
evening Miss Teddy Maflo~e in
The flnxaboo Man assisted D
the little girls and also BY a ne
tie four yraroid bunch OF femsninits
pulled down four encorcs.
king Oksefe'' will be repeated
tonight and n crowded house viii
greet The performers when the cur.
tain rises on the veil set first act
with Tia brilliant color effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Evidence Of Increased efficiency.
both In the police administrator Of
the city aud ia che city attorney .
Office. Is contained Ia the statistics
Of caseh prosec'sed ana fines aud
fnffsitures collected IN the police
cauit dufinF the year 1907.
These figures have Just been com
piled b city Attorney De lirulef
Tor use IL the annual report of Cor
poration COUNCIL Scott Calhoun
The figures ng'compiied show that
durlne 1907 there were Dbl casea
brought ~ the I~iies court hs CON.
pared Nth b.sef for the preceding
year. and but i.13a the year before
that. AZ Increase IN Two yearn 81
more than 100 per cent
The showing OF fines and for
textures collected Il still mote six
nificant During 1907 the aEare
gait sum collected from this source
Amounted 10 sl06. tGt. a. compared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. Jan. 15.---
After shooting one man fatally and
robbing him and four others IN the
bar room of the National hotel late
last night. masked highwagman
jumped on a waiting bicycle and
rode swiftly away. Sheriff Taylor
ard a posHe are vanity seeking the
thug. while the wounded man. I'd
ward Edwards. former constable at
Tiburun. hiz physicians say. will
die In few hours.
While William Luke. proprietor
of the hotel, David Erickson. his
bartender. A. u. Smith. Charles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

bright dialogue. jokes that we're
funny, music that WAS Of the
whiatllnK sort. pretty girla. plenty
Of ginger In the dances and every
thing moving with dash
characterized the performance
given b. the amateurs NJ the Grand
Opera house last night
King okeefc or the Isle OF
Yapr uaa the production. written
BY Tommy Geiz aud given under
The auspices of the hank men Of
Seattle The house Nas crowded.
not = funny line or situation Was
ioaf and the performers weFe given
tho best kind OF encouragement
for their work.
King o'ksefe" il In some ways
better than "A Might In bohemia,
BY the same author. glssn BY the
Elkn several weeks axo. There are
brighter lines aud the music " bet.
ter. Last night many Of the
fasofites Who appeared In the
f.iks performance were In the cast
and the mes members also made
.Good
As 20 IN. plot that does not
count. II In good one and the
amusing complications are well
worked our. The girls changed
costumes often and their chorus
work as we'll a. that of the male
portion was inost eredItabie.
In an amateur performance !, n
hard TO make meniioa OF al In
fact those Who took part last nigh,
all did splendidly Maverick Ter
reiI made 3 hit AZ Queen III.
Ro~ell Marshall and oat Cradle
we're screama. especially the latter
In biz funny makeup and his 80
cital OF '.lnrplred' poems. Billy
Grant tiekled the disabilities with
the funny things xiysn 10 the title
role. InFa Fonx as the Princess
Riswsna. ass a most fetching M
tie woman. pretty Ia look n and
making ; biz with her songs. and
JACK Hedge. who viii be femem'
bersd - ~Dussy Rhostes In "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
MlbHz7E:R
or
SUICIDE

ages we're held ~ place b. =.
tied about the bead flsf iass ~
bound together wsh 4 ssf,a = = =, !
torn from q blue six asfas
apron being found later Il ~ ~,
81 Mrs. Dukes. ~ Heciarrs !
quarter Of a mile away
The woman was .lress<x 4.
tailor made suit. the ffo,f = !.
dress being buii0ned IN 80.
Tire neck The patrolrnan $50
revolver near the body 49, |.
Investigation for baIie, sc-.,'
They unhuiioned the weruac's ~. 49,
and a bullet hole waa found Il !.
breast the ball having p~ne,,.,.'
the center Of the heart. ana -.
iugiy having caused lasfsnt ~.
The fact that there vas = -,
hole through the outer rrrr,SI |.
puzzled the police. lad liz -.
Killed herself. az i be!I<xs< !.
some persons. she not only 49,,
the bandages across her e,er ~
fastened her feet together -
firing the shot. but also ku,ts,.]
her dress after firing tie ~ ~
ended her life.
The dead woman Vas Is -
old. and Was divorced frou W
husband, Samuel Dakes. ~ -
mer.
II was reported that lhes> -
q stranger az the Dukes honx ~
teTday. No information hxs -
given out concerning tho stnrr,
however. aud II Is not snonn -
er be viii be- connected VIA =
mystery or not. lie Il icing -
for b. the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
ROOSEVELT THE BEST FRIEND
PACIFIC COAST EVER HAD

Seattle star Exclusive sersies.l
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7s.--The Pa.
cific ccast states have not as yet
begun fully TO realize how severe
were the body blows received when
President Roosevelt made II certain
he would not be a thIFd.iefm candi'
date.
lie IL more IN sympathy with the
West than any man that ever occn'
pied the presidential chair. lie un.
derptsnds local conditions In Call
fornia. Oregon and Washington
more perfectly than the general
public Of these states realize.
From the day he took office Pres
ideut Roosevelt stood resolutely be.
tween the greedy congressional rep
resentativeH OF Western railroads
and the best interests Of the people
II must he understood that nj
most the entire Pacific coast can
grsaaIonai Delegation particularly
from California lis Influenced BY
the Southern Pacific.
ny not letting " be widely her
aided that he was protecting Cali.
fornsa from this powerful political
cotafie. the president has been able
to get results without aroualnE the
enmity Of the Southern Pacific poll
ticiana.
T. r." as all the world knowa
likes a fighf. and he has won many
a one for the Pacific coast states
that they knew nothing about. Ills
recent action IN turning down Per
kina and knowiand In the Berkeley
poatoffice matter Is only one In
stance that became public In which
Roosevelt showed he was president
and not the Southern Pacific.
President Roosevelt handled the
Japanese question with perfect a.
plomacy. lie prevented wal
when japan was ready to strike nj
any moment For the president "a
leave the White House before he
has settled the immigration ques
ton Is n severe blow In itself To the
Pacific slope.
Roosevelt has worked hard and
patiently for the adequate fortifIoa
tion Of the Pacific coast. II con
gress fsiln to appropriate money fol
biz naval base, he will be The
most disappointed man IN washipg
ton.
Without saying q word publicly
the president urged investigation ol
the Southern pacIfic's rcbatinJ
methods. and will see that the pros
ecntlon Is completed during his ad
miniHtrntion.
lie stands for the improvement
OF the waterways Of the West be
cause he believes their use will
make the railroads come 10 time
Railroad regulation Is his hobby.
The unseen hand that operated
the wires behind the San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
ALASKA MEN SAFE.


JUNEAU. Alaska. Jan. 25.--Chas.
McConaghcy and Roscoe States. be.
lleved 60 have lost their lives on
the government mail launch Fox.
are safe. iney arrived here this
afternoon in their craft. The Fox
ran onto the reef NJ Five Fingers
lighthouse. and waves washed her
dcckhouse away. Later the two oc.
cupants managed TO get her Off and
she hmped into port. II days over
due.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
BRIEFS BY VD

Captain Mikkelsen. The 49, 9
plorer. has left Nome for go
Theatrical Managers 3 .,.
ham have been arrested 3
the lid last sunday.
Walla Walla hackmeu
gagged in a rate war and ese'2
now rides. u. =
A reward OF $1,000 has
fered for the murderer Of AZ ID, =
w. Thorneley, Mexican c y
Tacoma, who was killed
Monday night. -
The French bark Pierre -
ione has arrived on the Souno y
Sydney. During a gale even n
pass aboard was smashee
IL days the captaia sseese1
guess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

graft investigation. and the timber
and coal land cases. was that Of
Theodore Roosevelt.
Where does the president set HIS
great insight into Pacific coast con.
ditionsg
Some Of his information comes
from President Wheeler Of the Uni.
versity OF California. Some from
Francis J. Heney. The rest comes
from-wcil. not from the Southern
Pacific. that's certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
BRIDE TAKES her Lift

had not been saen shee ~
Thursday.
The body WAS acrosk ~ ~ 3
ycgtsEstion convinced he eurne
who was hurriedly called. ~ =
had taken oarbolic acid TAnzfu
and probably had been deoG - \
hours.
The woman. whose nizI1n -
wac Rae. had REGISTERED a ~
tel as Mrs Raymond. 81 ~
the acid At a local drag tle<1
Tier father. a shoe n14na1nc1rB
has a sumner home a 0aofvn0
fhe-Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
ROBBED, THEN MURDERE

Shearer. Joseph schxan ~ =
wards were standing q ~ ~ r.
burglar. masked With . So ~
and carrying a heavy re<dx -
tered and Ia gruff spieo G1ol|Hk
Throw mp your hsntn 0|lG
have no time 10 wasfes
All obcyed. except E1NaR1 ~
thought that the MIA - ~
Seeing Edwards hard sin = =
side. the intruder shouted:
Hurry up there. OF flI -
Edwards was about % ~ +
command when the hiEh@r
fired. The bullet took effeG< !
wards neck and he feu -
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
Get Paid for sunday Work

PORT TOWNSEND, Jan. s5.--
jefferson county has special crow
OF deputy assessors In the field
cruising and assessing its vast tim.
her resources. II develops that
these men are paid 5000 per day.
Sundays and holidays included.
Pierce county pays 500 day for
20 men, Sundays and holidays not
included.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
TRIMBlE MEETING
IN 18th WARD

A Trimhle meeting win be held
in the Eleventh ward tonight by
the supporters OF VIM. p. Trimble
for the republican mayoralty nom
ination. The meeting will be called
In Colman's hall. at the corner OF
North 6ith st. and First av. y. f.
Mr.. Trimblc Will himself address
the meeting. aud In support OF him
George H. Walker and j. u. Wood.
worth viii make addresses urging
the wards support of Mr. Trimble
In the coming primary election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
WOMAN IS
BuTCnElE

CHICAGO. Jan. es.-NtN
F1eschmann. formerly slcn1
for Tip oNeil. presIdeM y
Western Baseball leatu4
thought 20 have been ~ H.
whose headless body ~ - ,
Lake Michigan last Noo@11.
Two women called q -
today In scarab OF wou11
scar ON her breast Thy -
scar had been caused h Z ~
writer falling ON her -
ago. When they yteN&e
mains one Of them. e11l1ll<
why. that's Jenniel
Then the two stranger -
police they were positive -
was that of Jennie Fle<rae
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GAINESVILLE. O.. Jan. 49,
Mira. l.. ]. slocum. IS. who was
the daughter OF a wealthy
Cleveland family. from which she
had been estranged by her recent
marriage. committed suicide IN the
cowlea hotel. where she bad regis.
tered under an assumed name.
The body was found this morn.
ing. when the proprietor OF the
hotel broke into the room. She
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Bryce eoIna 70 CANADA.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 2h.--
Mr. Bryce. the British ambassador.
IL going 20 Ottawa. Canada, next
week in connection with the nego.
tiations between the United States
and Great Britain looking TO the
settlemen OF various issues with
Canada, such as the foreign use of
the water of the Great lakes. the
international fisheries question and
definition OF boundaries.
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SERIES OF mEETlNee

Tomorrow evening MISS ~
Il. ollphant OF the oliphank -
will start a weeks series o 49,, ~
ing meetings az the Friends - ?
Twenty-third ay. and SUI
Rev. J. Edgar Williams 4
the church. viii assist NJ
miami
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arcuprlon ron pAsroHI

Rev D. Il /. whitman. the new
pastor OF the First baptist church
will be- rendered reception IueH.
day evening at the home OF Alfs.
y. g. hfawley. Dol Fourteenth
av. n,
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WASHINGTON. n. a.. Jan. sb
tn! treasury department has pun
ehasd i0t 1n0s oligcea Of silver foi
JSllysry at i.liilussff'lfh at b6sst
cents per fine onnSS.
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GAIN I'M MEMBERSHIP

The quarterly conferences q
Queen Anne NJ. L. chnren:. ~
will be held this evening ~
gain In membership q Y.
hers. Rev. Or. W ; fia' ~
presiding elder OF the Paee'
district. viii preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Largest Tool Room IN clty-Thc
Oriental, i4i5 Third Az. near Pike,
go
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The Saratoga sailed last night for
Valdez and Seward,