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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
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Conner.

Milf Seite A bieier Nlrmmer finoen
unicre 2eier einc 8eidreibuu9 elmer
6eili9ipredunesfeier 81 6om, lpeIde
bic1elben b~eionbers tlfereiieren
biirfte, ba lie aits Der Sober unieres
6crrn Gbefs Hebaftcur5 Nic. @pnner
itanmt uuh Ssenen beihreibt, fpie er
lie ielbit ,erlebt hat. Wir iino iiberz
seugt, uniere 2eier pcrben bieie 9ars
itelllngcn nit beionoerem Sntereiie
lcicn unb es iou ms irellen, ipenn
pcitere Sreiie, Gcriuanbte,
Srelinoe nnb gindbdrn uuf oteIe
Nrtifel aufmerfiam ma6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Mdtnng, fat1oIijde Tarmer!

Tas nuroweitIid6e Soma bat oas bette Jarii'
lono Der unton. Sutherlano. cine fatholtide @e.
ienes 9iitrittes. Biele BON Standardization 9e,
ei8nete Werthooue 6armen .ano 81 psrtaulsa
ooer gu oermietben. Sebt bietet .nh GUN slne
ON Jeo. Satber 0. ". "a Satr, sutherland.
Soma.
geim edretbsn erwabne man oef. eieies Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
cflaboma>T armen.

@rpse Grnten; ausssaeihuets 5arnIduoereien
blibenoe fatbolifhe @eneinoen. ,Slr nahere
glnstunit ipenoe man itb an W. Jcuee q oo''
@pahe. Oklahoma.
Weim edrciben er,pGbne nan gef. eieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Dalhart, Texas.

Mir nebmen BITE srite Steae Elm iir uieorige
Breiie in 9nnb. eir iuobnen bier uno babeu Die
@enn sic 9dno faufen iuonen. 10
sic iih nnier beidreibenoeS &nmpbfet
fommen. y. ". Jebnion Sano Co., 7aibart.
seim edreiben sr,pdbne man sea. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
maE8iaia III berfanien.

Gin id5nes 1ram ebauS an 6arfelo Goe., iiui
8inmsr, quite Giiterne, brei aleibers@Ioiets.
Solaiduppeu II. anbere NuBeugebdnoe. Steuern
mdBig. Cute Sage. Sreis $1,000. Spredlet Dor.
Yreiie oertauieu. @omutet idnen. tpenn Jhr elm
biibides tleineS 9eim iu1nihet. gSir pertanten
2ano uno Stabteigeittb nm biltg.
METTEL LAND @ o.,
800 ~. ctr. @eioe Telephone BIO. 00S Dubnqus, ga.
geim edreibeu crp1tnc man get. oieicS Yiatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
6eim(uher !!

Sdhreibet fur cine Drummer oes .Soutbeaiern
@anias 6omeieeter", baS bette anosaournal.
bas ~publt3irt tuiro. IS iuiro irei an 3eue ses
-iuolen. 9anbpertani nit fteinen 8eSabiuugen
uno ~ainiige Bebingungen 1T uniere Spe5inlitdt.
Nan a~breiire: lbe 9laen Gonntp Jnuetment
Co., goneton. aanlas.
geim edbreiben er,pdbme man nea. bfeies glatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Geitoeu. tetss stntau mebr.

YaImpra, Snb., wsdrs 1906.
M1sin Sobn ipurb. bon 8 Aerstsu tregen sganin1t
bshanbt!t. obsr pbns GrfoI8; etn.r o~srlauste uuo ess
belt iogas $50 fir cine Sorautie. ~Ietftete bafar abs
nibts. BIS Jest bat sr MN Is SleIbsn paftor a6s
mig 9 Teroenitdrrer ssnotnitu unb sipar NIT 10 sntsna
Grfpis. baB tr aud nitt mebr tinsn an'ag bate. isits
benz er ben erftsn ebffsl bon BON benz gerptnitdrfsr
nabm. Gssbalb smpi,bis i'd ibn aud, mo id fanu.
.. 2ttBIex.
Gein 2eb.n pirbe babur@ s.rettet, f1rsibt esa.
%. Me3utftsr aus benz Snfolf Soipital II
Bolton. Dieter gatisrt if pinsns, % eioIin ~ ers
bdrtsu. bab Goftor Rbnio's gsrosuftarter fOI&e sHts
Mirturg bsi Sm heroprbro6te.
Grei ' sH ''s s.s:n' sr s 3 st ias sssr' sna.Isnss:
~ Arrae erhalteu oub be Wsshisin ~nrnfoHft.
Dieie Webi5iu murbe felt benz SABRE 1879 BON benz
eDtD. 9aftor a6uie. Sort aBapnt, SHb, ~subertitet
nnb iest inter ielntr Mnpeifure bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake str. CHICAGO, liz
Bet afpotbefern 40 baben fdr
S1.OO Die 9iafdss, 6 SIafd,sn fur SIS. O03
srpBe si.75, 9 far SO. 90.
gsim etbrsiben erwabae man oef. pisies Slaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
6GiehaN0iMna.

Serr atfois Saiei, Io. 1912 SopasStruBe. Du.
buaue, Soma. bat tets cine ooiitdnotge Nustuaht
Climb etmtidper uno impprttrter Anieiorteu oors
rdtbis. gusfpdrtige Seitelnngen perosn prompt
beior9t 8retsltlte miro auf SerlanaeH gerns
suseianot.
yeim sareiben eripdbne map seh. Sieits Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Wmtuua. &athplifrn!

80. 200 ader auten, frudtbaren 5armlinbeS in
0Iat uuo Qrd)er @ountp. Der irudt6nren @eis
sens, Safer.. aoru. unb Snnnluole.@ egenb In
Seras. bsfannt ais bic tatboIiId3en GoIouien
geiiibhorit unb Scotlano, tonnen 5u nteorigem
9reiie, inter ghnittgen Seothgnltgen un6 IN aes
1900 Staots9otteu In benz pradbtpoaen Stdbtd)en
Septlauo, oem 9uopnnft Der oeurietta Il SOUTH
ipeitert Giienbnbn sir ndbere gnStauit.. Sidl.
lein unb aarte id)reibe man an =. y. u .urer
& Co., Seotiano, Seras.
geim shreiben eIlpGbne man seh. oieies YIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
0eaen &rebsIaaoen.

Sn empteble HERMIT Stroop's berlbmt,
beiitihe Illper. 5ieielbeu beilen ieoen mod
nidt aujsebroAeuen arebs iopobl innsrltd ais
duberlid1. Gas anerfnnnt etnBig oelie Nnttel. nm
Maaenfrebs erfplgreid) Bu betleu, a8egen 9Gae.
REM 8eugnine u. !. no.. idreibe man an;
COWARD .. 9oeoiua 4,
seneca NaniaS.
Ysim eMrstbeu sy,pabne man esF, eteies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Sas mi,rsna ss5sI, 2S=SsG 2hee.
% SIS. Del. alen Sduolsrn. 25 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
mnrkthertd1te
Sir ben Grpfnerfanf.
On buaue. ben 10. Sftober.
Uefreibe, Seu, Weht, etc.

Stts~tps RSHt @tsyt ~"
Saier: 37-42c per Sui6el.
6orn: 65-75c per Suibel.
9Sei3en $500 per gnlbel.
@erlte: 30-45e per gmlbel.
&oegen: 65-75c per @nibel.
ioeu: S.50--$10. 90 per Come.
Otebl: 9atent, So. 60-6.40; fraisbt.
SIS. 20-5.60.
Rleie: S25. 90.
Butter, Gier mnb Safe.
Gier: 23c per Oueenb.
Sutter: Dairp, 27c; Creamery, Bic per
pfiinb.
Sdie: RbainsSdie, 15c; Bird. lie; eims
l6c; Swiss, 1Sc per Bfnnb.
Groceries, etc.
Nepiel: SO. 75C0S4.0 90 per Barrel.
Rartoiieln ~50c-60cper Snibel.
3wiebelm: 75c per Bulbel; Spanii6e
Smiebeln, $1.75 per &rate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Ser Staatsberbano non Soma
tagt.

(Sortiebung bon ser I. Settle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Gin erfabrenes Wldodlen ihr aasemeine .SaIs.
orbeit. aein Wafd1en. Mlan fuenbe ith an Il. W.,
eare OF Catholic 9rinting Co.. Gnbuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Gbicdgo. oeu IL. OCTOBER.
Oetreibe.
Wenen-
Se,. 1.05K @I. O6S.
Nai.: 1.05%@1.068.
5torn-
Sea-: 5sK@so.
Mai. 61H@615s.
6aier-
Oes.: 3OT @4O%.
Mai. 1913 04O8.
Slar-Ro. l %. 80. s1.44; no. 1. q.
80. $1.37.
Ticbmarft.
Shrpeine-
Shwere, s7.35@79o.
Sbpere. rauhe. 800 $3.50,
9eihte. S7.4oPS7 80
@emti1te, 81 35@7.90.
Bleb-
Miuopieb, 81 506S.10.
Ribe uuo Nluoer. 5 2.1O@. $50.
Shaie-
Giubeimilde 9dmmsr s5. h0@7.3 30.
g8etlihe Nammer. S2. 50@375.
Ginbeimiihe Sdafe. 81. 50@3.25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
Values Going Up

Land values are going up fast
around Bremerton. Early invest.
ors Will make large profits In a
short time lrcmerton Heights Ii
alongside the Navy Yard and has
a wonderful future. Many are tax
ing advantage Of the present low
prices and easy terms that We are
offering now, Many new homes are
building and employees OF the Navy
Yard are moving there every day.
nremerton Heights Is fast growing
into a city, and has its city water
In the streets and all paid for, At
the present prices that we are sell
Ing this beautiful property for, we
will give you a written guarantee
Of large profit In one year Large
lots are s3b aud up. Large tracts
are $50 and up. Terms 81 down
and 81 monthly
Seattle HomoseekerH Company
are the owners. Seattle office, i06
Cherry street. nremcrton office In
tho Oregon building al nremdfton.
We Will show you all the Navy
Ynrd sights In our free auto at
Bromerton, Free transportation
furnished to buyers, Call or write
for maps, prices. and circulars,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
tide OF TRAVEL IS
BECINN ING TO RISE

The tide OF Eastern travel held
back during the first month OF the
AYR exposition because the
world at largo was iOath to believe
that Seattle had made good her
slogan, The Fair That WIN BE
Ready" began TO pour into Seattle
today when the delegates 10 the
First American Congress OF Road
builders began 10 arrive. The Con.
greas meets July 81 at the Ayr.
Good Roads Building Sunday
night the fifHt Of the q. 900 visit.
ora for knights OF Pythias week
will arrive. when the Ohio special
brings It's 500 Pythians and the "a.
nous lola Knight Rank team OF
Dayton On Wednesday the Ep.
worth League convention opens al
the armory with 1900 delegates
and many non.dclegate visitors.
Special traine arc coming over
every railroad line reaching Seattle.
and the city will be filled with Wis.
itorE as never before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
CAY TIME IN
SEATTLE TOLD
Of IN COURT
Sensational Case Of Breach
Of Promise With a Local
End Is Begun in Court at
Oakland.

IVY lniith tfraa
OAKLAND. Cal, July D. Siafi.
ling tales Of undying love and pro
teslailonh Of eonataney, stories Of
Journeys together To Washington,
d O., and Seattle. marked tho 70.
counting Of the love affair Of Philip
Ernest Bowlee, Irs and Miss Clara
llaggcii when Bpwles' deposition
was made, preliminary 10 the actual
trial Of a $4,000 suit for alleged
breach OF promise. brought by Miss
llafEeit.
Bowlea Is the son Of ? E B0wlaa,
president Of the First National bank
0f Oakland lie was private aoere.
tafY to Victor Metoalf while Met.
calf was secretary u the navy IN.
der President Roosevelt,
Miss llaggett'a suit for damages
was filed January 10 Bowies dopo.
aition was taken In San FfanclscO
aud filed In this city with the coun.
" clerk
bowles met Miss Haggott a year
before The San Francisco fire. II
ia alleged that she spent some time
with him At his parents summer
home. THE Pines"
nowles admitted that The couple
went IN Seattle together. aud that
the tide Of their financial affairs
ehbed 10 rapidly In that city during
o gay time that Miss Haggeti pawn.
ed articles belonging 10 both. with
the lull knowledge Of Bowles. for
Their support II also was alleged
that the Eirl accepted employment
~ housekceper to raise needed
funds.
The defendant further admitted
that Miss inggeti had been with
him IN Washington. u. c.. while he
was acting a. private secretary to
Melcalf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03


breeze quickly shifted 10 the south.
Beyond few cracked window
paHes. no damage was done 10 the
new municipal building.
Following the collapse the flames
attacked the cheap lodging houses
on either side Of the Terrace house
Tho lodging house conducted by X
Makano. q japanese. at sos Terrace
vt. and the Gladstone, Of which
Gus Peterson is proprietor, at ii6
Terrace 81 seemed almost doomed
TO total destruction
In the opinion N Fire Chief
nringhufat, the great force Of water
offered by the new Fourth av main
was responsible for saving the
whole block Of frame buildings
Makano's lodging house will have
10 be torn down
The damage to the Gladstone was
much less
The Astoria lodging house, at i0s
Terrace St. was damaged only by
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
METHOD|STS
CONVENE HERE
SESSIONS OF NATIONAL BOARD
OF CONTROL BE-
GIN.

Three sessions Of the board Of con-
troll Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. the members Of which ar
rived in Seattle last night by boat
from Vancouver. will be held next
week In the First Methodist church.
The order OF board session. was
arrnnged at a preliminary meeting
Of the board In the First Methodist
church this morning. Bishop William
Alfred cuaYle, president Of the
league. presiding
Monday morning the annual re-
port Of officers Of the league will be
submitted and referred TO commit
toes. which will report at the second
meeting Tuesday afternoon. The re-
ports Will be discussed and a further
meeting viii be held Wednesday
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
SUNDAYS A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM
FOURTH or JULY
WoMEN6 SUFFRAGE A6Bocihrloh CONCERT
NORWEGIAN EVANGELICAL SOCIETY CONCERT

100 D m.@0aea open.
i.16 D m.-flight Of the Alfshp .A-YzP"
200 mfbe and the Donnoly Sisters fee act
foot o Pay Streak .
300 p m-ArHya Union Depot Of Ohio Special Knights Of
pyhiaH.
$3.50 p m.--Concen lunea Band Pavilion Special
dchng Of Star spangled Banner
800 D. m-womans Suffrage Association In Auditorium Mass
meeting "Tbe Duties md Obligations Of Citizen
ship"
$500 m-Japanese Daylight fireworks. Fofmoaa Tea
House
$3.50 p m-Paouc conce- Symphony Orchestra Ia
Forestry building
30 D m.-Fllght OF the AlfBhp "A.YsP"
1880 D m.-F1lght Of the AirshD aA.YP"
7;fb .. m.-Concen, lines Band Music Pavilion.
800 D. mThe two KerRers and the Donney Sisters
traction, foot N the Pay Streak
300 m,saeed concert Norwegian Evangelical Auditor
FUN
300 D. m.-JapaheAe fireworks. foot Of Pay Streak
$3.50 .. M Chinese Fireworks, foot Of Pay Streak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
MEN ARE
in MOOD
To RIOT
One Hundred and Seventy
five Men Bound for
Nome Ready 10 Take
Matters in Own Hands.

unleaa all signs tail. there will
be riot at pior late this after
noon, and before tho trouble IN
over the police. also tho United
States customs offieiala. will DO
called upon 10 take q hand
Down At pier / are l75 men and
u women. with their luggage. wait
lug 10 20 aboard the frelghter
jeanie and be carried TO Nome
This motley bunch arrived from los
Angeles and other southern cities
and several plhees In the east. sew
oral DAYS ago. expecting 10 sail
July ] for The north To go to work
on n contemplated ditch 10 be- BULL
by the Alaska Investment 4 Dcyel.
unment company The company de.
lnandod and received 800 from
each of the persons. promising Ia
return 10 take them To Alaska and
giYe them employment on seward
peninsula In exchange for the
800 the men were given 900 Ger.
ilfioatea of stock In the company
Man Dead Broke.
Many Of the men are now dead
broke Yesterday they atormed the
offices Of the company. In tho
American nant building. and de
handed that they be provided with
the "caiingH" while here.
Many, according TO the state
meats Of The men today. asked that
they be- given hack their money
but the latter demand was abruptly
turned down BY the officials Of tho
company.
To-day two score OF the men found
OUT that the company had been de
lafsd In sailing the ship because the
bond for a safe return Of the steam,
r. amounting To approximately
fss.eAo, Ia dnot becn put up. and
tho Alaska Coast company refused
10 send the steamer out until the
mining company had come through
Humphrey Come. Up.
This afternoon II was stated that
Captain Omar J, Humphrey had
come forward and would put % the
bond. but the laborefs have smeit
nuuse. and are nov In an angry
mood They have found out that
Captain Humphrey Intends 70 clear
up little deal whareby no viii
ship 1900 tons OF coal an tho
Jeahic 10 some northern port. and
also relieves the mlnlng company
BY taking the money the iatorefs
have deposited. and the latter do
not know whore they will set of.
The laborcru have also learned
that the 1eanie has accommodations
for only 81 passengers. and there
are isa booked
BAD Accommodation.
4 deck house has been built on
the Icanie for the accommodation
Of the passengers. but tho labofefa
state that the first wave that ever
struck the craft would wAsh the
structure overheard, taking the &c
cupants with Il. Il haa aiso been
learned that the customs officials
have not given permit. and wifi
not ALLOW the Ieanis To sail unlosa
better accommodations are pro
vlded and more lie saving apparat-
ma placed aboard.
The lshnrera have found all Of
this out. and unless something Is
dona by O'Clock his afternoon. the
ils men threaten To start trouble
according to Il Jones. the Rms.
loader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
WHOLE FAMILY HURT
IN A BAD RUNAWAY

STOCKTON. Cal, July al. d,
Pridgeon, his wife and two dangh.
tiers, today are suffering from palm
full injuries received when the
horses attached to hack In which
they were returning from a funeral
ran away and galloped madly
through the streets OF suburb
The horses took fright when I'd
ward zelly. the driver. had a fit
and fell from the box across their
backs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
WRICHTS REPAIRING
their AER0PLANE

WASHINGTON. July s.-Wrlght
brothers are repairing their aero
plane. which was disabled last night
while they were making test
night for tho government at Fort
Myer.
The Inventors are not dlshearten.
cd by the accident and declared 10.
day that they regarded Il as an
evidence Of the perfect safety OF
the machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
OLD WOMAN IS BURNED
and FIREMEN INJURED

tanned a broken back, dying within
a bloc koi the fire
The frays were the best In the
department, according to Fire
Chief Brlnghurst
Late this afternoon a thorough
search Of the ruins will be made
to ascertain II any bodies lie
buried. siakano and HlranO, the
Japanese landlords. insist that they
awakened every guest. but there
are those who believe that all did
not escape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
MAYOR IS SPEAKER.

AT the dedication OF the Odd Eel.
lows Temple this afternoon Mayor
Miller gave an address. a. dld Grand
Master Raleiou and Grand Score
ihry Hart The services began at
1850 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03

Bishop Quayie leaves this after
noon for Auburn where he will lee
;ure tonight and dedicate the new
Methodist church tomorrow morn
Ing, He will go to Spokane Monday
and return Tuesday for the eonven-
tion.
The members Of the board spent
this afternoon sightseeing. Tomor-
row they are assigned to the
Methods, churches Of the city. Rev.
Franklin Hamilton. d. D.. vice presi-
dent Of the league. occupying the
pulpit n the First Methodist church
In the morning and Rev. G. l. Nyc In
the evening, Prof Charles L. Cab
rel, song writer and leader Of the
convention singing. will lead the
Sunday school singing in the morn
ing.
The armory is being decorated
with the league colors. league flags
and pcnnants for the big convention
next week. and many visitors are al
ready arriving. keeping the local
committee busy registering them
and assigning them to quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03
SEATTLE GIRL HAS A
CLOSE CALL FOR LIFE

OAKLAND. cal july a-Hom.
med 10 BY flames which spread
from the great fireplace In her
beautiful Grand nv home until they
had cut OF all possible escape
through ia halls. Miss Grace
Nlshaar, scenic artist At We lib
sfty playhouse, jumped from a
window 10 the ground this morning.
thereby saving her life She os.
capped with but a few bruises and
a slight shock. and her physician
states that she will be- fully re.
stored BY a few days rest The
bungalow was totally destroyed.
Miss Wiahaar II a Seattle girl
and her father, mother. one brother
and slater reside here now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03

When Makano Hirano discovered
flames creeping from the rear base.
ment Of his establishment, he rush
cd through the house. wildly kick.
Ing on doors and aroaslng the In
mates.
The fire gnined such quick head.
way that there was little time 10
drarH. much less TO save effects
Among those who fell to the
street and who lost their belong
ingH we're c, A. Dahlbefg, d
Casey. Sam johnson. Stove Macale-
ios. Fred O'Rourke, J. W. Piper,
Hugh Gearing and r beming
These men were taken TO police
headquarters and cared for al the
city jail The jail store room was
opened this morning and the men
were allowed TO make ny their own
outfits.
The total loss will reach about
5000, partially covered BY iusur
anoe The property At i0s and 40
Terrace u. Is owned by Mrs Mary
Cahlll. according to West 4
Wheeler. realty dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-03

The death Of Mrs. Eliza Borella
today revealed a fascinating tale Of
an aged woman's love for her first
American home
Sailing on a ship from Liverpool
In 1854. Mrs. Horells, whose hns-
band Ia long since dead. came
around Cape horn. and In the latter
part Of that year came 10 Seattle.
From Henry l.. Yesler, a pioneer Of
Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Borella pur.
chased the property and erected the
cheap little lodging house which
burned this morning
As the years went by the Borellas
prospercd and were looked upon
rs one Of seattle's wealthiest fam.
lilies. In the great fire Of 1859 the
Borellas lost most Of their property
In the little dingy, illamelling
house which was Quilted this morn
ing Mrs Borella gave birth to her
eldest son, A. f. Borella, aud a
daughter. Agnes
Miss Borella lives at the home Of
her sister, Mrs !. w Maple. wife
OF former County Treasurer ] W.
Maple. at 1889 a2nd ay. Besides
these children. two other daughters
survive. Mrs. II. r. Woods resides
at Woodlnyille, this state, and Mrs.
Mary Alysrs Is resident OF Bal
lard.
For IS years Mrs. Borella owned
the property which was destroyed
this morning, disposing Of It some
five years ago to Mrs. Mary
Cahill.
Despite the constant efforts OF
her children TO persuade her TO
move. the aged woman refused to
desert the homo OF her earlier life.
That she should die in the cheap
little lodging house after their con.
slant appeals to move to more com.
Portable quarters is the deepest
sorrow Of the children. A. 4.
Borella thus today completed the
funeral arrangements. The body
will be Inferred in Calvary Gene
terry. after services at the Sacred
Heart church. Monday morning at
. O'Clock.