davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11

CONVENTION HALL. DENVER.
COL, July 1O-At 1 o'clock this after
noon, the hour until which the con-
not one-fourth Of the delegates were
in their seats. and they We're coming
slowly into the hall. The long. hard
session OF last night, conducted as 1t
was In great heat, and the fatigue
caused by the physical work Of the
two great demonstrations ir honor of
Mr.. Bryan, combined to furnish ample
excuse for late arrivals. To-day the
heat was even greater than on yes
terday. and the temperature inside the
hall was high and uncomfortable. The
public however, seemed to have as
much interest as ever in the conven-
tIon. and the galleries w -e packed
long before any considerable number
of delegates had entered the building.
Texas Wanted Gray.
Among the first delegations to reach
the convention was that OF Texas, and
when L. Irving Hhndy. OF Delaware.
who last might placed Judge George
Gray in nominationfort the presidency,
walked into the hall the Texans. who
had prepared a banner bearing the
words: "Texas is for Gray for Vice
President" pounced upon him.
.'If we nominate your man will you
make him accept the enominatlon?" they
asked.
"I,ll do my best,"s replied Mr.. Handy.
and the Texans, highly ,leased with
shis reply, set out to do missionary
work OF the most energetic character
for the man OF their choice.
.'FIe will not do It. tell YOU posi-
lively that lie will not take the nomi-
nation IL it is offered to him. and In
my opinion he will not take the place
sif he is elected" somebody announced,
The Texans, however remained un-
convinced.
Attitude OF VirEInIans.
After their arrival at the convention
hall the Virginia delegates declared
that they would cast a complimentary
vote on the first ballot for Miriam G.
Conrad, of Montana There was, how
ever. a strong feeling among. the Yir-
ginians In favor of Charles .. Towne,
of New York. when It came to serious
work.
'she Texans in their enthusiasm for
Judge Gray encountered strong dis
Ecouragement when they met Josiah
Marvel. the campaign manager for the
Delaware man, no gathered num-
berof them about him In the aisle In
'front.' OF the chalrman's rostrum and
urged them to cease their work In be-
said. that you will not make It #neces-
sarv for me to get up In the conven-
ton and declare that Judge Gray will
mot take the pin ce.
1T wns 1Ao NJ. before Chairman
Clayton rappnd for order. Nice-presi-
Dental cnnvassers were in progress
all over the hall nt the time, and II
was some minutes before the delegates
gave their attention to- The chairman.
Mr.. Clayton was too hoarse himself to
be heard. and spoke through u reading
clerk to. Introduce the Rev John g.
Corbett, OF Westheld, n. ", who de-
sliverod the invocatons5 The priests
mention OF the name ,of "thnt Cod
fearing man, William II. Bryan" called
out ripple or applause, Which was re-
snewed when he har concluded,
Nominations SlicEln.
Ollie James, of Kentucky, took The
gavel, Governor Nardanlan Of Mis-
ssissippl, was rec gnized to nave that
the convention proceed with the nomt-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
ARMS SPREAD OUT IN COURT
Pistol, Cum, AK, Knucl<n ana Car.
trldKes Figure In Murder Trial.

+ : } 7 3 E 7 i E7F-
MARTiNsv1LLE. i Ii VA VIZ. uIy''it July io-rhe
trial OF William Massle for the MUIR
der OF Sam Shelton was continued In
the Circuit Court here to-day. Dan
Shelton, brother. and Caleb Shelton,
a cousin. OF the dead man. testified for
the state this morning, but added 1T.
tic OF interest to tho trial. They gave
q somewhat lame account OF how tho
seven young men who composed the
invading force got together. Sheriff
Davis took the stand in the afternoon
and told OF the finding OF the bodies
and the arrest OF the defendants.
The most dramatic scene OF the trial
80 far came when the three pistols,
gun. pair OF knucks. an ak. and
some forty gun and pistol cartridges,
taken from the bodies OF the three
dead men, were produced in court and
spread out upon the bar in full view
OF the Jury. DR.. Ross was recalled,
and described the wounds OF Holly and
Dodson, the other men Killed Holly
had seventeen balls in his head and
face and two In his back. Dodson was
also riddled with bullets.
The State rested It's case at 1870 this
afternoon. and l. w. Helm, Esq, OF
franklin county, neighbor to both
factions, was put on as the tnrst wit
ness for the defense. Mr.. Helm de-
scribed the situation in the neighbor-
hood and told OF the gathering OF the
shelton forces, testifying to seeing
and hearing number Of shots near
his home on the afternoon OF the
tragedy
The State, on cross-exanlination.
sought to show bias in this witness.
Helm was on up to adjournment OF
court. The case will not bc closed
before Monday. Sentiment here favors
the defendants
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
ASSERTS SON is MESSIAH
/ New York Woman, believing Her Son
the Messiah, Brands Him.

New, York Woman, Believing Her Son
the Messiah, Brands Him.
that her siElyear.oid a,E yssha1.ns SON charles
,Goodsall was the Messiah, his mother
Mrs. Agree Goodsall. branded him on
the forehead and throat with red.
hot iron. The child was rescued early
to-day from the religion-crazcd wo-
man, and both we're taken to the Belle.
vue Hospital. where the mother told
the police and hospital authorities
that she had branded the boy, whom
Messiah, Me- SO 10 that he would be known
marked and distinct from others FOR
life. Thespolice charge that the woman
also tried to kill her mother, will
whom she lived, and herself. The lit.
tie hoy. though terribly burned, vii
recover The two women Were placed
in the psychopathc ward for observa
ffjon syo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
STOP BURIAL OF MRS. WENTz
Husband Held in Custody Pending
Investigation OF Sudden Death.

HUSBAND Hclu IN CustOuS fcuuAus
Investigation Of Sudden Death.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 1o.-Prepara-
tions for the burial OF Mrs. Amondt
and the woman's husband. Cornelius
Eugene Wentz. cook in a downtown
restaurant, was placed In custody pend
Ing the investigation Of the woman's
sudden death.
The evidence, which resulted In the
move. was furnished the police by two
women. friends OF Mrs. Wentz They
weeks ago to ask the police to In
vestigate her death II she should die
suddenly. Mrs. Wentz, according to
their story. found that her husband
was trying to kill her to hide the evi-
dence OF his mistreatment OF her
twelve-year-oId stepdaughter, Elsie
Loewr. DR.. Otto Lewke, coroner's
tion. but was unable to discover evil
dence of foul play. He removed the
woman's stomach and other organs
and will make chemical examination
of them to-day.
Elsie Loewr told the police that her
stepfather brought home some cakes
and bought a pitcher Of Ieer before
said their mother was the only one
who ate OF the cakes. Wentz and his
wife are said to have quarreled fre-
quently on account OF his stepdaugh-
ter.
Wentz was the third husband OF the
woman. Her first husband. Loewr.
died from accidental gas asphyxiation.
from her second hus band. whose name
was Knapper- She married Wentz
through matrimonial advertisement
in German newspaper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
SHERMAN GETTING WELL
So Truth in Report Tint He Is 10
Undergo nn Opcrntton.

no Truth In NcpOrt iHat Ae
Undergo nn Opcrntton.
Special tr The Times D Dispatch.l
UTICA, n. Y, July 10.-'There is no
truth in the published statement tha. aI
II have decided to go to Baltimore e. LOT
an operation" said congressman Sne.. ,
man. Republican vice-pres nom
I"I am advised by Dr. Gibson TO keep
Iouiet and to recover my strength. tne
first thing do. There Is no PROS
pect OF an operation at present. -,
Mr.. Sherman had telegram TO-DAY
from Candidate Taft, expressing MS
pleasure over the news that ne IS re.
gaining his health. Another telegram
Was from Frank II. Hitchcock. chalI-
man OF the Republican national com
mittee, saying that he will come 10
Utica the first Of next week Tor
conference with Sherman.
Mr. Sherman was asked whether
there was any truth in the statemen, ,
that he was to continue at the head
Iof the congressional committee. and ne
Il have never had any other idea
than to retire from the chairmanshlp
lat the proper time.
Mr.. sherman expects Senator Hemen-
way and Representative Mckinley mere
| to- morrow for conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
INVITE THE PRESIDENT
Handsomely Engro..cd Invitation for
Neutrality-suspicious. Expedition.
sEa 10 hes Tim .DisDat CHI.

OYSTER BAY, n y. July lo.IAn
invitation to visit the Alaskan Yukon
Pacific Exposition, to be held in Seat.
next year reached Tss avtstHn R1esasnt Ro0ss ea-
crossed on caribou skin. with the
motto: mo boundary line here" at the
top. Earl Grey and sir8Wlfred Law
rier have received similar invitations.
with the Invitation came an odd
lantera frame made Of beautifully
dressed skins pierced with Transparent
cies representing hunting and camping
scenes in the far north. Secretary
Loeb said that owing to the Presi-
dents plans for the African hunting
trip. he would be unable to attend
the exposition.
Secretary Loeb received to-day a let
ter from q former New York State Sen /,
support to Candidate. Taft. Mr.. Loeb
would not give out = the name Of hi his
the ex-senator had offered to bet Ton,
Taggart $4,000 to $4,000 that Bryan
would not be elected, and a ike
amount at the same odds that he
would not carry New York State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
! VIRGINIA SHOE MEN THERE. E E

Richmond nnl l.SnchburE Rcprescntcd
ut Meeting In Nlnssr chusetts.
TSnecial to The Times Dsoatch.l
SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. July 10
Shoe men from all parts of the South
are gathered here for the annual meets
ling OF the Southern Shoe Wholesalers'
Of Charles ton, S. lis presiding.
Among the discussions was The
lCrowthi of Shoe, Manufacturing IN.
| the south" ,hS John w. Craddock, Of
|Lynehburg, Va; Prior W. Smi n. aof
lIynchburg, ana c.. b. Snow, of Rich-
mond. il. s.. strauss of Richmond, talk.
ed on the question whether tan shoes
are to remain fnvorites with the pubs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
COULD NOT PAY RENT.
Rather Than Face Landlord Il secont
Time, Woman Ends Life.

NEW YORK, July 1o.-Rather than
face her landlord when she had no
money to pay the rent of a boarding
house in which she had lost the saw
tngs OF a lifetime, Mrs. Henrietta Scad-
der killed herself to-day by inhnlins
Illuminating gas. '.T lNt'
Mrs. Scadder and her husband for.
merly Were employed by several
wealthy families on Fifth Avenue. but
three years ago, having accumulated
a little capital. they decided to open
a boarding house. and for time they
were successful. but many months ago
the patronage of their house began to
decrease. and of late had amounted to
almost nothing. When the July rem I
game due the family purse was empty
but the landlord extended the time OF
payment until to-day. For days Mrs.
Scadder had talked OF theShuniiliatlon
of again telling the landlord hat she
could not pay. and during ast8night,
while her husband slept she went to
the kitchen and turned on the gas,
She was thirty-siX years old,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
PRESERVE tsfRATFORD HALL

birthplace Committee Secures Option
on Rirthplncc Of the Lees.
WASHINGTON. u. C.. july = 0.--The
Lee Memorial Birthplace Commlttee,
appointed BY the Yirgntl state Camp
Patriotic Order of Y Sons of America.
have secured SRn option on strltford
Hall, Westmoreland county, SVa.,&the
home and birthplace Of tho famous
Lee family s B N 4s,- III
8 When Y q 4propertys Is paid for and
restored the sc0mmi tee purpose to spre' n
for tile people of the wl hole co1rltsy,ss$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
CONDUCT DID NOT SUIT
trenton Man, Not Liking Way Negro
Looks at Him, Shoots Him.

lTrcnton Man, Not Liking WAY Va,
Looks at Him, shoots Him.
NEW YORK. July 1o.-J ohm F'leten. ten.
er. Of Trenton, n. u. came TO New
York to-day and celebrated tne Soaa oeoaa
conduct did not Just suit Fletcher. The
boy. Boy sam Holiday, was standing I n n
front OF his home in West ElgnI,n
Street, when Fletcher came along. pull,
ed his pistol from his hip poese. 2e seoan,t ana
Hosp,tal with bullet In his chest,
and the doctors said he might not
II didn't like the nasty. decisive way
1.-THE fellow looked at me-" was the only
ACT and in the Westside Court he was
held without bail to await the result
of the injury he had inflicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
TRooPs WITH MACHINE GUNS
TO q UELI.4 NAVAJO INDIANS

Ell PAso. TEXAS July 1o.--Meagre
Information reached here o-night that
a detachment OF troops had been hur-
.r!ed from Fort Bowie Ariz., to Fort
Wingate, N. NJ, to reinforce the gar
rison at that place in putting down an
uprising OF the Navajo Indians. The
reinforcing troops took machine guns
with them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
"BRAll BROKER" SET FREE .|:
investigation Fails to Show Anything
- Grimm nj In HapgOoti's Dealings.

- Snecia, te The Times Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, July 10.-Herbert J.
|Hapgood, the brain broker" and his
secretary, Ralph Ililby, both who were we're
arrested several days ago by D Detec- =,
charged to-day by Magistrate Breen,
in the Centre Street Court, at the re-
quest Of Assistant District Attorney ry
: The prosecutor said that the inves-
lnnthinr criminal in their dealings with
IWilliam SjWittc, OF Roslyn. L. t., who
|complained that they had deceived him
lin a stock action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
Major John Rcyc Dead.

HENDERSON, KY. July 1o.-Major
John j. Reve, STAN oflcer Of Confed-
crate Generals Hood and Johnston and
assis tant adjutant- general ofEthe army
iof Tennessee at the fall Of Vicksburg,
died here to-day, x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

meut New Jersey has sunday
liquor law which ID unpopular but
Font said an long a. Il was u law
lt ought 10 BE- enforced lie declared
himself. however. AGAINST any fur
Their legislation IN the direction OF
prohibition lie has hsra a judge
on the bench since lSe1. aud aa has
escaped embarrassing cunnec1tnai
With corporation eases. he has had
no opportunity la make much Of
labor record one wat or a.. other
Whether Il would do 10 have two
Judges ou the same ticket il a cues.
ton his friends arr wondering
about He Il. however. undouhfad
u a man ~ force. and capable OF
distinguished service. should he
have an opportunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
WAR Department
AWAITS REPORT

The war department viii take no
further action In the Fort LawtQn
sewer issue until report Il re.
ee!ygd from Major chittenden. &C
cording TO special dispatches reach.
Ing this city yesterday from the ma
tioual capital
Representative Humphrey an.
nouuecs that he wlll urge immedi.
ate action ON the question before
the house military committee. with.
out waiting for the Chittenden re.
port.
Major chlttenden says the papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

Fort Ike Taft. IL a lawyer aud
has been a Judge he resigned the
position ~ presiding iudEc Ia the
common pleas court nf EsseN coun-
a. New Jersey. GA the day be- was
nominated for governor
Fort Is a large man. al bone aud
muscle. aud has VVrS atrunRiy
marked features lie is smooth
shaver. except for loscciipped
gray mHstaeh. and IL bald enough 60
give fine display If hts wide.
domctke head Iiis cars are large
and low set indicating plenty Of
roam In the skull for brains. he
Us fair stump speaker. but hia
stgie % oratory Is better suited to
a court room lie Was elected Eof.
ctuor GA a platform OF Law enforce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
RESCUED FRO N
FLAMES

BEILISGHAM. April i-Fire
Faced through the residence Of Mrs.
q 6 Pike. az 1906 g st YESTERDAY.
and had il not been for the awaken.
Ing of the inmates b. Watchdog
loss OF life might have resulted.
Mrs Pike escaped from the house
before fire and smoke had made
egress Impossible aud rescued her
son Lawrence BY placing a ladder
against bis bedroom window The
damage amounts 10 81 0oe. covered
By 500 Insurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
TO HUNT FOR WHALES

VICTORIA u g.. April A syn.
dicate has been Sptmed here 10 puf
chase former whaling vessel OF
about 800 tons register. nov AT san
Francisco, which Il 10 be brought
here fitted With PASSENGER accom-
modaiious and sssau auxiliary aud
nont on crniss Ia The Arctic With
Il lafEr party ~ bis game hunters
Adv organizing A fall whalins cres
viii be takon. and an expeFienced
~huior vii hs given command II
h intended to so 70 kadiak after
bear 60 the Siberian coast aud
Alaska mainland after bis ganie aud
thence Ia The Arctic in the vicinity
OF the mouth 81 the Ma.hunz.s
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
aAuRRAH FoR TAooAaT
AND DEFEAT" THE GAME

iNnlANAPoL1s. April Thoa.
Taggari. national Democrats ehair'
man. owes hla success In again
landing ou the national committees
"a large crowd Of Republican lrolt.
ticinna.
Tanghti Aha become unpopular
with the frtofm element la Indiana
Democratic pnliiicH. aud THIS year
determined effort was made Ia
beat him
Driven Ia the last ditch. he called
On Republican machine politicians
for help This year the Republicans
have hc~n suffering from exposures
uf fraud bY Republican state Off.
GERS. 10 counterfeit the effect GA
public opinion. The Republicans de-.
eidcd Ia make the Democrats also
udioaa hy putting TasEau at thcif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
NAT GOODWIN
SELLS RANCH

A ranch on The waterfront north
Of ballard containing III acres.
was cold yesterday for ii5.1sa b.
Naf Good uln. the arinf Nho bought
the land last anmmar tot tiz.o0g
II II Situated alpuf uue mile from
the golf grounds ~ the Country
club
NJ Goodwin hes had many
chances "a sell the land. but has
heretofore refused 10 let so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
ROCK FoR ROAD MATERIAL.


WASHINGTON. April samuel
illl concluded with the secretary
~ War the negotiations looking TO
the use 81 rock Tor read material
lgum the fine deposits found on
fidalEo island. near Deception pass.
Puget suand The island is 9ue.
eminent reservation. bat the var
department has siEued an agree.
ment permitting the state authofi.
ties 10 establish stouecrushing
plant and 90 i've the ruck without
limit subject only "a the condition
that the government may ~ auY
time take possession Of The Efouud
for military use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
POPS FAVOR WATSON

ST LOUIS. Apfii The populisl
national convention viii be- called Ia
order tomorrow morning AZ 10
O'Clock ia the Olympic theatre BY
James HeffrIs Of Joliet. M. Gen.
Jacob ) coxey IL slated for tenn.
poraFy chairman
tfnleaa pfuarut plans miacarry
Thomas E Watson 90 Georgia Nlil
be nominated for prealdeut While
the Nebraska delegation IL Instruct
ed for iiryAu and the Alabama dele.
Cation for former Congressman
Howard % that state. yet Watson
u apparently In the lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

HeAaliaeFs st the pautages this
week are Prof Hilyek's troupe 81
trained seals and DleFiekr Broth.
ers. utronx men aud acrobA,n. Other
attractions are Misses feurt a
Window. vecallsss. Sharp Brothers.
black face singers and dauccrs.
Lloyd a Whltehouse. musical com.
edy duo. aud Frank VI. Clark. mono.
loGist aud comedian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
AUTHORIZES sTAiRwAYs.

Five additional fire stalrvays will
be constructed in the city schools
The school board last night author
lxed Architect Stephen 20 ~ ahead
with the work The buildings on
which the siairways are 10 be
placed include the Madrona. John
y. Allen. INTERPLAY. Ross and Beacon
Hili schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

HElIiSGHAM April Sur
rounded hg walls Of flame which
had their origin ln an Incubator.
the two small children Of 4. Dun
ker narrowly escaped death at their
home 10 LINDEN az 4 O'Clock YES
terday. They we're saved by their
father and r. a. Milan. a neigh
for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

head So Republican ward wofk
erh we're ssai Ia vote ~ Democrats
pFlmafinA. and the Taggarl states
Wrut through
Anti faAEart Democrats now az
cert that they siii beat the TagKarg
program BY chasinE TaEEart EanE
STEERS for state nominations. and
then iet the Republicans syrflast,
tuKly vaiiop them Then the aRhi
On TaENaFt can be taken np hotter
and heavier uext year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
tssa,,ls stars Exclusive Service.
BY JOHN ADAM.

Seattle Star ; Exclusive Serviee.l
TRENTON. y. J.. April IL John
Franklin Foft. geyeruof Of NeN
Jersey, IS next to Gov Guild Of
Massachusetts. the most prominent
candidate iu tbs Eaat luf vice pgcsi
dent on TIE Republican Ticket uotb
Guild aud Fort are Taft mon. last
WEEK furt entertained Secretary
Tan in frcnton and had bits pie
ttre taken With the big fellow Sit
ting between them when the picture
was taken was iiarou rakahlra.
who VIII SUPPL, the foreign politics
for the neNt administration. who.
ever il nominated The group mas
become historic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
C0mstOck-GOIden Gate

II. NJ lirrftn A Co. go First a.
have Tor sale io0 shares OF Com
stock Golden Gate al e. cents psr
share 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

upon Which he wili base his report
viii be ready within a tew days.
aud that Immediately afterwards be
viii forward the report 10 Wash.
inKtnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

Predictions Of blE seek If the
Grand theatre are proven b. the
in0Es attendance a. the perform.
ances % The Toy maker The ssa
franetsco Opeta company IL main.
tanning lls popularity with Seattle
audiences Matinee tnmufroN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

Attractions At the Coliseum are
Porter J. White & Co Ia The Wis
itor. comedy pantomimiets. music.
al acts. hoop iuggierN. living pic.
lures. motion pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
Failing Vision

Can h- restored b. our maa~so
order glasses We kuox hos T"
sehuehard Optical Co. Specialists.
1907 2nd Asr s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

When kuiEhthocd Was In Flow
ef" continues to attract large audi.
ences to the Lots theatre The play
has proved a good follow up for
The Spoilers. which broke AZ.
tendance records for tvo weeks.
Matinee iamarfuN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS


Coming Thro the Rye con.
tiuues "a make good At the Noore
theatre. being seen BY large houses
nishfiy There viii be the usual
fhnrsdsy matinee tomorrow after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
~rhe Cos pvaehss.."

The Gov Punehsfs plRyiaE ~
the Seattle theatre this week. IL the
besi that has appeared there this
season Their. ~ matinee Thurs.
aay and u runs every night this
Ncfk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

Prince 4slie, From Snapshot By
Doncourt.
NEW YORK. April This f. the
ycrY latest picture Of Nine Anna
Guuid's Prince lieiie dc sagsn II
was taken iust after de 6agan -.
turned "a New York
The prince a. laughing II an
American expression be- has learned
aud adopted Ia fact. he IL laughing
al hlH owu Joke linni be has the
wheels la his head ha. hu 1hnn
spoke the prince Of hiH cousin. aud
laughed and laughed nFaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

The ofphcum. for farewell week.
presents seven Of the best acts IN
the history Of the house headed by
Messon. Walters a Mczhon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
TO see BATTIEsHlps

Take boats at Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily sec round trip. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
Mems Shoes

The best values IN Mems
Shoes ever seen in Seattle.
MEMS SHOES.
A new line Of al the best shapes.
worth s250 This sale sf.25