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Proposals.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oUARTERMASTER
~ Fort Wood. y. Y. H.. April = I9O9.-Seaed pro-
posas tripiiclte for Top Soil and Seeding Sod
nthic Walks this post Will be received here until
30 r NJ. April ~ 1902 and then opened Informa-
furnished apple alton The L = reserves the
right TO reject any or all BIDS or any part thereof
Envelopes containing proposals should he marked Pro
posas for Top Soil. Seeding SoddinG etc and be
addressed to WM. W BESSFLL. COnsts. or Mr..
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ST. PAULs METHODIST episcopal
IL A II

Organ Prelude. Fanfsre
Male Awake; IN NJ Glory. ...........
Anthem christ our Passover Haydn
Anthem The Empty Tomb Marircy
OTertory. tiaates Jensen
POstludc Trumpet Snail Sound
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Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
IHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square tll22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 343 LenOX Ave, near 12Tth St
2lS-22O Livingston st.
SCMMER SCHOOL. AT ASRCRY PARK N J.
Teachers sent to all places within hundred mIex
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DiUidend Notices
.rIICr RE.nING CoMPANN.

PHILADELPHIA. April Ia. 1902
declared from the net earn
OF second i'retS
Ss-,z aT he company paid May 10 l9U4 !" me
t,Lbr5ers OF record the close Of business ef'
stockholders VINO ha' {
fIed ,sfyfdend cr6ers with the TreasureT- .....
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DvERTESEMENTS AMI
The Tribune received 2
1864 Broadway. between ooti
,o-~;o.E n n. Advertisement
,.-anc- oHscss a. regular office
-iz-. 2c4 Sth ave : e. COZ.
10Th 81 I04 Fast lsth ST.
1fA and sth aves-; SeS Wet
81 ave. near Slst ST: 1iue
Fssr l25-h st: $50 fremont
American District TeleE-aph
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EASTER CHURCH MUSIC
Continued from tenth page.

GRACE EMMANUEL
a. NJ.
OnertOry SO'e'
Prs,csssfonai hymn 112 Christ Is Ris rr-r.n
Tod D. .
CantiCle tChant) C,rotrh
(chantJ
Jubiste ~, c,o-r ........ .Barnby
INN 16 Angels Roll Away ISGper E3
kyrie woodward
Gloria T1i in - Nth E-cast we sing .Elvcy
ssrri,ton
ORerory As II Began TO Da"n.'''''---- '-''''''
Presentation of Aims, Old lcOth ,,.a,,. SoIen,nIs
rOria .--.
Sa-c+1Is IToI
finn 925 Bread Of World. ;;id csrf
n ii nm - t@rcoIss )!d cnan
Recessionai hymn 12l. The strife Is . cr'''-
=. NJ.
Organ prelude Chorus of Anse suIiISan
p.aIter special Psalms. cXiii cxiv. cxVhl Crotch
Gloria Patri
MaRnifiCat l..
Dimttis. Nichols
HoSanna . ''
y 20 an Hall the Power OF Jesus Name Have.
PTocei,stonai nynln III, He Is Risen
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown OfEce. No.
st and 37th st until y
, received a tha following
rates until : o'ClucE J. NJ
2Sd St i52 9Th ave cor
% West s2d st. between
a5;r 81. 1898 20 ave. 1925
Is- ave near S9th 81 laI
ave 60 Sd ave and any
NEa
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nRoPOsALs FOR MATERIAI. ETC.-GoVE5.ss- re

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. ETC--GoN oN NEI - - -
Printing Office. Washington d. C-, February ,,srl p
sealed proposals will De received this oes -ssrg
o'clock a. TUESDAY. APRIL 13 1912 t4ng W 70 -
material public printing and Dlu.s sr5us
;oNTrnment Printing Oics during fiscal lc- al
June so The right reject any ana ~ q -
: Detailed scne11es.
material required accompanied BY BIAS 4rS c1-
and giving the regulations which Bidders
ply NAV be obtained by addressing this once =
DONNELIY Public Printer.
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DRoPosALS FOR sTATIoNERY. ELC-sSs( TssTaI1 4
il 1nent Printing Office NaSniisi ten u -. = 80. 81
proposals will be received az tlS srrs
, O'Clock o m. MONDAY. APFlI. l. l9Ce iot iotIsre -
stationery fuel ice. hardware. plumbing anu ss-s5
plies lumber etc FOR the use OF ths tso ~ Isf =
Once during the fiscal year eudinS JunS - 4ssss
light To reject an and all bids and 10 waive - -
reserved Detailed schedules Of the statlonSI4 cs
etc required accompanied by blank proposals "a
the regulations with Which bidders must NTLLi
obtained by addressing this Office SAM l. o. -
IsrE flr
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Proposals.

DRoPosALs FOR CLOTHING ASB 9 15E12,.5sIf Ez2T s..
1 Depot Quartermaster's once. >" WnL,.s.i. Il
New York city. April Z. 1@o9-Seaisd pLopJ p,pgJ p n,
TripIicate will received here until Clu 80
MAJ ! 1909 and then opened for turnsntl5 1.,hia !.
iIyering az either the Boston, New AorS FL,s,S-
chicago or II Depots Of the Clalo' s-Tis-.
Department BELTS. Breast Cords Iaps, -9s. r.TSIrs
Gloves. Hat CORDS Ftass
%ecItteS GvershOes. NeatS-foot OIL tSin. Ts+ons
Sckers Stockings. SuSpsnders. JuderslIIISi Dspct
g., Also for Delivery the Phhadely..tSa "a
Busles Flags. Music Pouches Shoe I5 0Rgckrar.
So Cords. BeesWaN. hIsl-, -L-ssd.
p-It,crs EaCinr cloth Collar G. asps Core, -,-t
cotton and silk. Drilling. Felt Gimp tronl1rS -, Iins
scrcba TIssue Hooks and Eyes. Leather- - Ts1S
padding Rope Rosin Silesia. SIX Tent Tea - Teisf
Irvine Il. The Is reSefNeu.
o. ocrspt any or proposals or any pa. r,ss-
Preference will be given articles OF
-sIanks proposals and tii ~.
ysi be furnished upon application a. , n - roposI
,etones containing p-OpOSaiS 20 be endorse fse
sor ITothtng q Equipage be opened NAY t ttr.r.sr
an5 sS,f-es7 ID 10 Col Wm. s Patten Depot -
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
A
Prelude -io.In piano and organ. Melodie- Guilmant
Anthem. Come. tho Place. f hef
Anthem. Three DAYS tho Earth. ftouGnol
Oncr,o-y violin and plano Aria TO oldinlrh
Anthem. AUelujah. Christ Is Risen SneIiey
organ postude, F"stal March -Sr1l'h
AS T NJ
Prelude cello Andante Ccebre ....
Goltcrmarn
Anthem, Is h Da- CO
OTcrtory cello piano. Murmuring Zephyrs Jensen
Hosanna tiranier
organ postude. Toccats in G Dubois
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
1880 4
organ and violin Andantc. .Res
christ our Passover. bartlett
2.
Organ violin. Sonata iunck
Anthem. Thou That slee5-st. stainer
Place Where Jesus lay Bartlett
and violin. Cayatina Bohm
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enlisted
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

The following official statements was given out
here yesterday by the anthracite coal operators
committee Of seven:
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HOTEL MORTON

virginia mas beach Atlantic city. y J-Opsa a.
the year Fine table suite Wit private oa,a Hes.-
someIv furnished Perfect sanitary arrangement -
yator 10 floors SPECIAL rates Sor winter Capaciy u
MRS. N. r. HAINES. Owner and PropristoE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
R0BBER GETS
NO MONEY

A bold. bad hishssyman. with a
streak Of good hidden away IN his
badness. last night held up three
persons. but let them all 20 With
out delivering because Of sent.
mental reasons.
Two young Girls. Edna larson
and Vera Lambert, were walking
home from work At the Green Lake
Exchange. Of toe independent 'Tele-
phone Co, all alone last nigbt
about 10 O'Clock when suddenly a
man at the corner Of s1th st. and
Woodiawn az. confronted them and
demanded their cash.
we haven't any" the Girls re-
piled. trembling from head TO foot,
bat here are sofne car Tickets you
can have II you like
The bandit. however. refused TO
take the tickets, and merely passed
on with the remark that he was
sorry 10 have troubled them.
Shortly after this. and within a
few blocks of the first holdup. II.
A. Bremen. Of 4iie Midvale av.,
while walking home with his wife
and baby, was accosted by a lone
man.
When the robber slipped up from
behind and commanded an upward
course for his hands, Bremen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
No ACTION
TAKEN BY
COMMITTEE
ExPECTED APPEAL.
FOR GRAND JURY
NOT MADE.

m general committee appointed
. nqrsa the superior court to
la4e grand Jury TO Investigate
- alleged failure Of Mayor Miller
- NE prosecuting attorney 70 en-
nft< the Law did not take up the
f<r Ia court today. as expected
y vas explained that the appeal
- grapd Jury investigation would
~ 70 be postponed 70 some other
" owing To the absence from the
~ o. Gen. y N. Carr. one Of the
mnmlites appointed some time ago
2 ~ Tor the South End Improve
nat clubs.
" viii also be necessary for the
conmiiiee to previously arrange a
aAr On which 10 discuss the matter
NORMALLY with the Judges Of the
sapffiof court Untii this is done
~ enact date on which the appli.
nuon for a Grand jury will be
a.1e cannot b. stated.
Coancilman p. Al Way. a member
n NE committee. stated today that
ns demand for a grand Jury Invest.
lnon would probably be taken up
oe1ore the superior court without
~ more delay than was absolute
Y necessary He explained that
~ hilnfe Of the committee 10 go
'sIois the court today had been
enureiy unavoidable.
Prosecuting Attorney Vandefveer
sppesfed at the meeting Of the As
.N1ztion Of South End Improve.
IN ssn' clubs last night. and. despite
~ Statements that the calling Of
Hand iury was unfair and IN.
-.raniod. Il was decided to APP
n' me committee which ap.
ed before the superior court
~ and requested a grand Jury
H'u'lxaiion OF the actions Of
s.5of Miller and the prosecuting
rhel With reference to the loca-
~ q a restricted district at
-" az ,. and Plummer st.
~ meeting Waa rather tempest.
- y Times, and a large number
M. snoze present took part in the
~ s The prosecuting att0r.
~ aliing his talk remarked that
s, son'n earn several times the
hasa '' o. His salary IN private bus.
.rs and J. O. Hancock asked
~ under these ciroumsiancea,
~. ',ssn'eryeer had been willing to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

legal risht 10 make such tender,
and was entitled 10 SEGREGATION.
rhlrd-old tho tondsr o. the
amount due on the mer,asgs sStin.
pulsh the lleri
Judge Main finds that the tender
eRtlnEuiahed the Hen and cites a
decision VI the supreme court VI the
state " Washington a. authority for
this finding
This decision N Judge Mains
makes invalid Tho mortgage amount
Ina, All told. To tsA0oo. aud held By
James A. Murray upon tho sullivan
block, on First av
Another Suit
immediately after tho decision was
rendered In The mortgage ease, %
nefa were filed In suit against The
Mercantile Investment company, I'd.
ward Cofcurun and e n FARRELL By
Charlotte Rock, for $4,000 damages
for personal injuries A. tho result
u an elevator accident In tho sulll
van block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

nov cold In death we're the black
sheep OF the family. and both left
home many years ago Ten years
they spent In st. Paul, and later
moved to Seattle. The two brothers
went into q grocery business nj
Denny station. and Jean Foriier
put 800 into the business and his
experience. Last winter the broth
crs disagreed. over Michaels wife.
II Il said. and Jean was put out of
the store. Since that time he has
been unable TO secure employment.
Houndsd to the Deed.
why didn't | think Of my wife
and babiesg" Tortlcr said Yesterday
when seen at the jail. I did. but
was bounded 10 this deed, Nike
told me TO be ready. for he would
eef me. and get me good. 80
bought the revolver Thursday. !
hadn't planned to XIII him. though
We had qnarrelcd over my Interest
In the little store. When ! told
him that Intended to sue for my
share Of the business. Mike told
me he would XIII me u did.
when l saw my brother coming
toward me-" said Forticr, speaking
Of the killing. 4 was afraid. He
crowded me back against the coun-
ter and when he raised his
clenched fist | drew my revolver
and fired. His descending arm
crashed through the glass top OF
the case,
after that" and For,ier ahrug
ged his shoulders again. Il could
MI stop. A man doesn't stop to
think at those times.
The Church.
"why didn't finish myself Il
| had nothing to live fort could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

INT because OF my church" That
was all he would tell me then. but
later he told Of how be lay hidden
IN the dense underktowth, while
the officers in their search on all
sides Of him were drawing the cir
Gle smaller each moment. How he
listened 10 them aud fought with
the desire 10 send his own soul
speeding Into the great unknown
by the same route A. he had sent
hla brothers. Told how he had
turned over TO the officers the
deadly poison he had carried with
him. telling them to place him out
Of temptation SO that he might not
cternally damn his soul by self.de-
struction.
One OF the strongest character
istics Of the French Canadian Is
his attachment to his religion. No
matter whether he abides By all It's
moral precepiE or not, there are
certain fundamental principles Of
the Catholic faith that he can new.
er lose. One Of these is the belief
that the penalty for killing ones
self Is eternal damnaiion.
Is Ready to Die.
= do not care to make de
Tense" Fortier told me. Il will pay
the penalty. All that troubles me
now Ia my wife and the little ones
The moment ! step upon the gal
lows they will receive the $1,000
for which my life Is insured. 1t is
not much. but will keep them from
want for a time, At least. So the
quicker am sentenced. the better
It will be for them. 1t ia too late
to help them In any other way
now" aud Fortier's hands tight.
ened on the bars Of his cell. while
tears ran down his face. 1t is too
late now"
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kI0NAP 4
BOY

DAYTON, O., May la.-An un.
known man this afternoon pnaiehcd
Seth, the 4.year.old son Of Mrs
Walter Hhrdesty, and carried tho
child to an automobile, sprans into
II and dashed away At hiEh speed
Mrs. Hardcaty and the boy we're
guests at the home OF Mrs. Mary
=. Shepherd. and the little fellow
was playing In the front yard with
other children.
The man evidently ala not know
the child by sight. az ho was oh.
served to wait unin he heard some
one call the boy by name. Then
he suddenly seized the child, M.
ing him over the fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
WHERE IS THE DIVIDING
LINE IN FORTIER CASE?
QUESTION OF WHERE
RAGE CEASES AND
INSANITY BEGINS.
Jean Fortier Presents an
Interesting Study for
Alienists.


The dividing line between rage
and Insanity is, d times 20 nearly
Intangible hat who shall nay. with.
oni reservation, Just where the ab'
eFrallon ceases and tho madness
hegins
Jean rortier. the French Anadl.
an. IN 1T Of madness Friday fore.
poon shot aud killed his brother
Niehaei and later shot his brother
vile.
The question inst nov that il
uppefnoai In the miHda Of those
who kuoe fhe tfirhtfal details Of
he aiihir, Is whether or not Jean
Purifier II mad
For brief Instant, when he
drew bis revolver and sent two
bullste crashing iuto hlr brothers
breast Jean Furtitf must have been
mad. Rase. Wild aud nnroyern.
able the rage that at times dom
mates 10 their utter destruction.
those Of that mixed race who Kise
ih0if passions rein. possessed the
man He forgot al that makes
life worth while. and let his last
for fsfenge have sway.
lean Fortier does not regret his
rash act When man shoots
anothsF. be said. telling me Of
the shooting. he forsets every.
tliae else. yon tnow. That's all
there II 10 t. And with one en-.
pfcEsiTe FreBch shme. Fortler
ssrsHiHEiy swept efeYthiha aside
flIls nlan. who without a culver
o. regret tells one how be fired two
ballots Into his brothers body. and
then. Nhen aaw him aiageer 10 the
doorway aud hccton for assistance,
fired I've shols into his head just
10 paf him out Of bis misery. IL not
a cfiniinal In the commonly IN.
tefstaed sense Of the term.
sturdy and Broad snouidsred.
n appearance Fofiief IL bust.
nesa man Of moderate circum.
stances. Sturdy. broad ahosldefed.
with straight black hair and muni
laehs and eyes that are blue gray
and Hiiifting eyes that filled with
tears fiheu, 10 fepif 10 my question
- 70 whether he had ever cared
Tor lis hFuihef. be choklnaly said.
'Hr WA my best brother, but !
i'ist bad 10 LII him"--eyea that
flashed sieeiKFaY whom he spoke
sf bis brothers. wife. whom he had
shet aeen IN cold blood.
There was no love iost between
Fefslef and the woman he mur
drfed. yet he refused TO tell the
officiats. whether to shield his
hFulhes or from the ehivalroun 10.
siiaet Of the French race. who Mary
iaue Fofiief WAS before she went
"a I've with the murdered man.
YET zalae say Jean fortief Is mad
To the French Canadian. ~ he
slaafa has been and always will
be reckless. impfuvident. sturdy
advcHiuFouE. quick to resent a
wrong. real or faneied. and ever
ready 70 ACCUSE, may be accredited
some 81 this madness.
Bern In Canada.
Fofiier vas born across the river
from Montreal in a little Canadian
village His parents are wealthy
aud hts four sisters and two re-
InaiulhR brothers are all In more
than comfortable circumstances
His tpshood Vas spent with friends
In affluent surroundings Life was
very seed 10 the boy. much OF his
early youth was spent In the open.
iie eas fond Of canoeing and all
aarts u sports, and he grew up a
healthy Canadian, full Of life and
energy. but possessed Of quick
aud auRoycrnahle temper.
ForlIer and his brother who is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
MORGAN COMING
TO THE COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. May is-Fol-
lowing his Investment Of t10.o0o.oo0
in California securities. J. p Morgan
IL coming to the Pacific coast this
summer, according to an announce
ment made here today 1t is be-
licved that his visit has significant
bearing upon the stupendoue financ-
Ing that IL being undertaken by r.
II. Hartman for his railroad sys-
tens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

10 Seattle folks the members Of the
committee expected that the sales
would bring in about $4,000 lndi-
cations are that the exposition may
realize n sum M great as $4,000.
Sixteen settling days remain until
the fair opens. After May 81 the tick
cts will not be on the market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

OLYMPIA. Nay ii.-The lssi.la
tive investigations committee this
morning began checking up tbs
money and security in the office Of
State Treasurer Lewis The lnycs-
iisstion was asked b. the state aud J..
ifor.
The committee is formulating IT,
report on sehlysiy. 1t is the general
Impression here that = special So.
sion u this legislature viii he called
10 imp~ach sehiveiy. slthauEh thers
ia possibility that his case mas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
IS THERE ANYTHING INIT?

Editor Star: officer Of the Seattle police force
take great exception the neiosed clipping
showing poiesman with his hand caption
Anything IN tf Ter only, that Instead on
peer uniformed officer should have plain
eofhet man and your cartoon would have made great h
Rave been IN eHeef for acod here In Seattle
have never seen much going there Anong
plain clothes but the blue coat boys getting
we DO not stay beat long
men who are leaning big their brother officers
not write THE eny made mistake In making n
closed earoca plain clothes officer Instead Of blue
grand Jury called will skip out Of town
including -, who Is aise getting HIS
AN OFFICER WHO KNOWS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
BOX CAR THIEVES
ARE ARRESTED

SACRAMENTO, Cal. May H.
Seven men are under arrest here to-
day as q result OF an attempt last
night to rob car Of tobacco In the
Southern Pacific yards last night.
Tobacco thefts In this city have cost
the Southern Pacific company sew
eral thousands Of dollars within the
past half year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
C0L0RED TROOPS
COMING

Part OF the 25th United States
infantry. oolorcd, which has lust
completed three years Of service In
the Philippines. has been ordered
TO Seattle, The First battalidp.
headquarters officer and band vii
arrive at Fort Lawton no later thu
October 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
WILL RAISE A LARGE
SUM UF MONEY

4 sum IN excess Of $4,000 VIII
pfahably be realized by the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition as result
u the sale Of season tickets, When
The coupon books were first offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
AsTRo MAY BECOME
a REAL FARMER.
Icy United Preaal

: sANTANDER. spain. May
: i3.-Rcports arc circulated
: here today TO the effect that
\ President Castro OF Ven.
= ezuela and his vito are plan.
= Ming to buy a large estate on
: tho island Of Tenneriffr. Of
= the coast Of French Woat
: Africa. and take ny farming.
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This old world Is a mighty good
place after all. and Il only takes
trouble Of THIS sort Tor one 70 mud
out inst how many broadminded
people there are on this much.
mhllgncd sphere The wife and six
helpless children cannot be blamed
for this awful tragedy. and II noema
40 II everyone wanted TO help
llghion the burden the family are
bearing.
Money and clothing have poured
into The Star office. and theirs Is
no doubt now but that ait tho bills
tho destitute family oec VII be
paid. and that after tho mortgage
on the furniture l. raised there viii
be- money lon TO tide over the com.
lng months. when the mother will
be- more Ia need u rest than she
Ia now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
DONATIONS
Are STILL
COMING in
FlREMEN ADD THEIR
MITE TO THE RE-
LIEF FUND.
Mrs. Fortier's Bills Will Be
Paid and Food Sup
piled.
ny BONNIE WHEELER.

Not only big. brave hearts have
the Seattle flfcmeu, but generous
ones as we'll. don't mean that
they each have an extra heart. al.
though Il would seem from What
they did yesterday that they were
each possessed Of more than one
ordinary heart
Fifteen dollars for the wife and
babies Of Jean PORTER the murderer.
that's what they collected yestar.
day, and u did not take them long
TO gut this amount. other Theae
BIS brave men at the fire house
each shipped ia" 10 help buy food
and clothing for The woman aud
her children. and to help pay Oft
tho moflgaEo that has caused this
mother 10 many weary, sleepless
nlEhta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

n. sne would 10 Willing IL I've IN
~ house afer the discovery Of
- skeletons. and the authorities
- srxloas 10 ~ n the destruction
4 a. mould, olf tuilding viii no,
1ussIop ether eddeuess Of The
<sazh tfsr
~ iindlus q the rms today
courr4 noss Interest," 10 the case,
nm an number Of peopie here
~ xn<n>rr Wilson we'll and are
fnuIlszr via ~ events surround
~ NJ nyslsronk disappearRnce. A
Cinanxa sho t0ld the officers that
y ~ Wilson talking to Mccoy
u rirh. befprs he dropped oct Of
dent niso Disappeared snddculy
b i Nv confidently believed that
10 cAInsulzn paid for gislng the
harustios to the officers with bis
m o. Of the skeletons exhumed
4 beIi<vsd to b. that Of the Orien.
r.
4 1ursAcr exploration Of the -.
al tnnnel will be made 10 order to
l1nr1 pp<ir1sei, whether there il no
u>e1lns ca either side OF In lts
iIcpr tkaf might lead TO q snbtsr'
ran1on chamber Of horrors. the
tzia<srr Of which Is nos strongly
ss1oertsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
PROSPERITY WILL 70
LOW BIG TAlkFEsT.
lBy United Prcsa.

\ WARRINGTON, May Ia D.,
4 prosperity will return TO the
\ country as soon az the orator.. 4
> cal steam IL shut of on Cap. 4
. ltoi Hlll," declared James J. 4
= Hill today. Hin had Just 4
= emerged from the preslden,'s 4
\ office, where he had been In 4
4 conference with Taft. He de. I
4 olsred fhat the tariff agitation 4
= was the only thing now pre-
= venting the return Of pros !
\ perity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
BAR EXAMINATIONS

ny United fFtsf.I
OLYMPIA. May 12.-Bar exam-
nations are being held by the SUI
preme court today. and "a applicants
ara before the court to be permitted
10 practice law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
A.-Y.-P. {. COMMISSION
AT OLYMPIA TODAY

OLYMPIA, May IA commits
sion from the A,-Y.-P. u. il In
Olympia today making arrange
ments to take the manual training
exhibit Of the Olympia schools to
the exposition.