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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

been held ever since his capture
BY Deputy sheriff Malone. and
placed In solitary confinement a,
the city prison. lie will DO held
hsrc for three days and watched
Nth the intent Of finding out
whether or not he ls sane. No one
Ia allowed TO talk with him. and
even his iallofs bring his food IN
silence.
lila wife and zlx little children.
Who are In destitute circumstances,
arc being cared for BY neighborn.
Mrs Harvey ]. Moss Of $40 Wall
lngford av. has undertaken 10 find
food and supplies enough to Last
tho little family until after Foriier
Is either liberated or erecuted.
Fortisr IL said To come from .
wealthy Montreal family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

Los ANGELES. May ia-flitle
Andy Bri.vai,er. one II Uncle Prank
pilion's crack botmsn. is the hap
pisst man In the Pacific Coast
lgsgue to-day. and to his pfoWsss a.
a pitcher he owes bis happiness
Rris~aitsr ~ to BE- married ny
winning yesterday aftefuooBr game
against Charlie draham's sacra-
menio cruw, ha also Won the enn.
sent of pretty Miss Leila Hfunn Of
whittier 10 b. his wife
nriswalter and Miss nrunn arc
childhood friends saan sitter hin
successful work with the lbs An.
xsies team assured his baseball fu-
ture Briauaitsf asked tho young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

For Her childrens Sake an In
ieressins msiodrama telling q story
Of seircus life, was very crciilably
presented by Miss Selma Herman
and her associates at the Seattle
theatrs yesterday matinee and last
Night While some liberties are TAX
en- with cireusea In this story. It IL
a strong one and full of excitement
and aulta lot Of heart throha
throughout II 10 story Of fem.
mine villalny and troubiea caused
thereby. Miss Loudsn 10 tho villain.
while Miss Herman as Edna Kings.
ley suffers much. but II all ends
eail. and tho crowds that attended
yesterday went away happy. after
having had quite an interesting and
exciting time "For Her Children's
Sake continues throughout the
week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

clyde Fltchs drama, Lovers
Lane, az presented by Mr. Fraw-
ley. Miss Alioen May and others Of
the raniages stock company, pleased
big houses at tho Lois yesterday az
tefnoon and last night This is a
pretty story, and quite prsttiiy told
on the Lots stage. II IL the story Of
a young minister who has a hard
time lodging marriaEenble women.
II the little prndish actions and
thoughts to be found In small
town, and finally Of very whole
some love for Just a plain, iovable
girl. There Ia plenty Of humor
u the better sort running through
the entire production. and clara
Kimhall simplicity johnson adds
much to tho brightness and lighter
vein Of the play. Lovers Lane
will continue throughout the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
ARGUING the
HAMS CASE

fuf United fFraH
FLUSHING T. l., May l0-tin.
written law was the basis Of At
tornay Mclniyre'a argument foo the
detenau to-day IN the trial VI CAP
tain Peter O. ilalun, slayer OF Will
liam i. ANNA, although he threw
over II tho thin legal Veil Of an
insanity plea
Melntyro made an impasal1ned
pisa aud II had a noticeable effect
upon the jury Captain llalna
mother sai beside him. and "a Nc
Invfo dwelt upon the tragic Ia
eldehta In the defendants life she
embraced her son and sohbed
piteonsly
flalnu listened TO the argument
with the indifferent air he has
worn most Of the time during his
ltial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
BLAZE OCCURS ON
yESLER WAY

ne o. unknown origin started
= me 0. X. restaurant at 40 Yes.
- way early yesterday morning.
"a before the fire apparatus ar.
. !. damage TO the extent Of about
WV resulted. Quests Of the n.
~ note, which is above the res.
.aisnt hurried TO the street IN
Ahv attire. Christy'a saloon and
4 Arnolds employment
ncy, which adjoin the restau.
n'' were considerably damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
PECCING AWAY IN The
CALHOUN TRIAL

SAN FHANCisco. May i0.-ln an
effort 10 learn the nature of Tho
transactions u the board Of direc-
tors N the United Railroada at their
mcetlngn from December 30. 1905
10 March IS. 1905, Assistant District
Attorney John o'dara for the prose-
oution IN tho Calhoun trial, today 70
sumod the examination Of the com
pany's secretary and controller
George wilcutt
Wiloutt carefully weighed the an
swers which he made to the quos.
lions put. and frequently consulted
the minutes u the directors meet
lnga, which he brought into court
Attorney stanley Moore Of the de.
tense force stood at his elbow and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
MYSTERIOUS AIRSHIPS
PASS OVER CHICAGO

CHICAGO May 10 Speculation
Il rifa here today az 10 tho Identity
Of the mysterious aeronauis who
passed over Chicago last niEht In
two balloons which were travelling
rapidly southwark when upied Field
and hiEht glasses we're brought To
hear upon the airships. bft nothing
could be deserted save the forms "
what appeared TO DO two men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
TRAINS IN COLLISION


RosEBURG, ore May t0.-ln
a tunnel near Wost Fork, sections
Nos. and " train 10. which left
Portland for Oakland. Cal, over the
Southern Pacific lines at f.i5
s. P lines at 7i5 O'Clock last night,
met in slight collision at I
train five hours The report that
reached here was 10 the effect that
Nobody was seriously injured. Two
passengers were slightly bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
PITCHES WINNING GAME
AND THUS WINS A wife

LADY 10 be- his wife She partially
consented but made determined
announcement that tho marriage
should not BE- rplebrated until Andy
won a certain number u games
within a specified period u time
Yesterday game Andy had 10 win
TO NJ the requirement. and hs
pitched mastery ball from start 10
finish. keeping the fsW hits allowed
tho Senators well scattered.
Miss nrunn and his father occu.
pied box In the grand stand and
after The game a ring found IN way
10 the young ladY's finger The
wedding prpbahly MIL occur In stu
weeks shsn the young pitcher at
taina his majority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
TAFT'S CABINET BACKS
INVITATION TO JAPAN

fair has nov actually assumed In.
tefnatlonai prominence, with the
backing Of the government which.
according 10 a telegram received by
Secretary Yandeli today. took the
form Of an endorsement by prcHl.
dent Taft and hia cabinet The
japanese government will be- I'm.
m.diAtcly notified through the reg
ular diplomatic channels Of the
United States governments action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

Claiming that his step.mother.
Minnie Parker had secured certain
deeds to valuable property while
his father was not In sound mind.
Carleton Parker this morning filed
suit for half interest In the prop.
erly.
Parkcr's father died intestate
shortly after deciding hla property
over to his second wife. Minnie
Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
IS FULL OF FIGHT

BAN FR&sc fiis ' Nav iO.-con.
iident that her divorce from Judge
Jullu@ silverstone, obtained In Ore
gon. Ia valid. Mrs. Edith Dunphy.
through Attorneys James p Lang
horne and Ernest Penguelo. today
Is taking stops to appeal the do.
cislon given Saturday by Judge
Graham annnlling her divorce from
James Dunphy, millionaire cattle
king and land owner
Mrs, Dunphy has gone 10 Santa
Cruz to recuperate from the severe
strain entalled by the court pro
ceodingH OF the past week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
WILL ERECT A LOADING
STATION

Il is planned by tho Seattle
Electric company to erect loadlns
station on Brooklyn av. between
10th and iist sta The station will
be- 800 feet long and will do away
with passengers paying their fares
in returning TO the city from tho
exposition grounds,
Twelve cars can be- aooomuodat'
cd at one tins. or fully 1000 pas
ssnEera be- dispensed with ever
80 seconds
Cars wiii arrive and depart With
in one minutes time.
The plans are nov before Super
in,endent Of Streets Maloney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
DROPS DEAD

VICTORIA. y. O.. May 10
william Adams. well known 10
sporting circles here, dropped dead
al Langford Plains yesterday after.
noon. He was attending a shoot OF
the Victoria Gun club, and was
awaiting his turn TO shoot when
he dropped dead For years ho had
suffered from heart trouble, but was
yesterday believed to DO In beitor
condition than usual. He was 70
years Of ag.. and had shot at pre-.
Ylona meetlngs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

GALVESTON. Tex, May ie-
Dispatches received here today
from Liverpool. England, cleared up
the mystery that has surrounded
the disappearance r1vo months ago
OF two-year old Alfred Hartman. son
Of George Hartman, a cotton grow
or Of Gillespie county.
In December. Hartman hauled a
load OF cotton to DO ginned at Fred.
erlcksburg. near his home. His W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
VISIT or ENJOYS is NOW or
INTERNATIONAL
MOMENT.

Tho United States government
has now backed the Invitation ca.
tended by Seattle. Tacoma. Port.
land and Spokane to Japan TO send
special cnyuys to visit the A-YrP
fair and American cities, The AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
weir LINERS WILL
CARRY PASSENGERS

VICTORIA, B. G. May l0.-con.
. y was received this morning
~ - We report that the Andrew Weir
ans plying between these waters
~ ne Orient are to carry saloon
nsffa A. present the steam
-, - me run have only two spare
So 49, WIN accommodation for four
80 passengera. A. soon as the
~, eoata arrive, 70 fs understood
~ We kumerio and the other
a,. m'rs on The run will have their
~ spss' works Increased IN order to
-, 49, d their carrying a large num-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

DISCHARGED

Charged with abusing Mrs Kate
Seymour 70 ycar old. Patfalman
y 7. Fleming was today dismissed
from the police department BY P0
lice Chief Ward Fleming is said
70 have inisrierod In a neighhof
hood quarrel during which he Is
charged with having abused the old
woman Mrs Seymour and her
daughter placed the facts before
the chief. who ordered Fleming
dismissed Fleming has decided to
appeal to tho civil service com
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
CICORIA BETTER TODAY

Joseph Mosoero. who shot John
Gloria In the back last Friday.
lufiletins a dangerous wound, was
placed 10 solitary oonfinement yea
isrdAy and will bs held In the city
prlsen until ths aiienists can deter
mine whether the man IL Insane or
not In three days he Will be ek'
amlasd By an insanity commission.
under the direction Of Dr. J. r.
Loushafr
cieoria Ia reported to be eonsld'
erably better today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
BOUND TO DEATH IN
a COTTON BALE

tie son accompanied him. When
ho started on the return trip tho lad
was missing. and IT was thought he
had fallen into a creek.
Tho message from Liverpool told
Of the finGinE OF the body Of the
boy In the center Of bale OF cotton
when II was opened In a wharf
warehouse. II Is thought the baby
erept into the open press at the
gin IN Fredericksburg and was
bound up with the product
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
TAKE A VOTE ON
LEAD DUTY

WASHINGTON, May iO.-A vote
on Senator Cumming amendment
proposing that the duty on lead
bullion be IL cents. instead OF ~
cen as provided for IN the Al
drlch bill, resulted In % yeas and
~ nays. Republicans voting for
the amendment were: Boyerldge,
Bristol, Brown. Durkett. Clapp.
CummIns. Dolllyer, Gamble, La.
Toilette and Nelson. Beverldge
then offered nm amendment max.
ing the duty 2 cents a pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
ALASKA HAS
MAN HUNT

NJ tuifed ffes.l
JUNEAU. Alaska, May lOi-A
United States marshal and posse
left this afternoon for Hobart bay
to capture Walter Williams. who
shot and killed San shuquan whilc
the latter waa asleep, Both are In
dians. witcheraft Ia responsible
for the crime. The murderer IL
hiding In the woods. armed to the
teeth, and left word he would iighi
10 the death rather than he taken.
The posse has been ordered to
shoot to kill II he shows fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
AMATEURS MEET.

Tho Seattle Amateur Press club
held a meeting last Saturday eyeii.
ing at the home Of Miss Lenora
Pearl brace Mrs, Gertrude Smith,
a prominent amateur journalist OF
Spokane, was present, and ad-
dressed the meeting. The noXt
meeting will be held MAY 20 at the
home OF Roy Erford. 1887 Sixth av,
n. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
IuooI sMITH MCPHERSON


conreaman Arthur P. Murphy
= Missouri has introduced a reso.
isfion 10 congress asking for an In
visitation Of the conduct Of Fed
"a Judges Mcpherson and Phillips
q ne Missouri district IN counec-
uoe With the litigation over freight
- passenger rate laws. In which
~ Decisions Of Judges Mcpherson
"a Phillips have been for tho rail-.
nads Murphy charges the Judges
VI having iriendly relations with
~ railroad attorneys, The reso.
.suon Is preliminary to proposed
impeachment proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS


4 The meors-Knights Of Co.
y lunbua Ministries tonight. Ben
. Greet company opens tomori
. ros night
The Grand Dark.
. The sesttls-"For Her Chi.
= dren's Sake" Miss Selma Tier.
4 man and stock company.
= The lols-"Loyers Lane.
4 Clyde Fitch drama by the
= Paniagea stock company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

Mlsoha Elman gave his farewell
concert at the Moore last night. and
he was lavish In his musical pres
eniatlons to an appreciatiyc aud
lenee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

Fleece. to whom the attorney APP
piled, signed the paper, saying that
she thought It was necessary for
Lottie to be placed in confinement
at stcliaco6m. The woman was then
taken before the Insanity commits
sion and Judged insane.
Attorney Page had not counted on
tho watchfulness Of lailer John
Roberts. who refused to give the wo-
man over without the signature OF
Judge Frater,
Lottle Jefferles, together with Earl
JefforieH, Is held on the charge of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

assisted him to find III. desired data
In the books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

49, 4FFF FFFFF ~
4 PATHFINDER CAR
4 rs IN IDAHO. 4
4 tnY United Presal
4 BOISE, Idaho May TO- Tho 4
4 pathfinder car IN the New 4
4 York IA tho Alaaka Yukon 4
Pacific exposition race IL to 4
4 day at tlaBerman. Idaho, await. 4
from Boise material with A
4 which 10 make repairs Since =
4 leaving Twin Falla, Idaho. a \
4 week ago. the car has OK =
4 perienced three breakd0wnh 4
4 The ear Is expected Ia arrive =
4 at liolde tomorrow night 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
WOMAN LEAVES AFFINITY
CHAUFFEUR--GOES EAST
WILL FIGHT HUSBAND
FOR POSSESSION
OFFER BOY.

nv Vniisl ruas
sANrA HARHARA. Cal NAV 10,
~ assertion that Mrs Net,ie
as riis OF James + shaw, the
So traction marnate, Intends TO
s her chauffeur. II X Marble,
~ whom she Is alleged To have
~ was slycn the lie today
sis Ms shaw. her son Eldrldge,
Va hsr father u y EldftdRo, a
a ~ Portsmouth. n II, brewer,
$500 a train for the East The
IN len This morniug via New
e,ls.ns and the little party appear
y h ~ ihoroushly happy despite
y. rehilclty gi,en them for tho
=, s.tors leaving Fldridse paid the
.,,esne,s involved in the recent
saS,,ii,tlons substantial fees aud
sls,u,esed them. lie will take the
- sireet TO noston and turn him
~ 10 lhe father upon an order
t,he court given here,
uI NAIA
IN, ple,ures aN Of the man,
..mnn ard boy. the central figures
= ~ sensational battle which may
80 thousands. perhaps hundreds
y thousand,. Of dollars
me mar. James = shaw. Hoston
mlIllsualre. railroad president and
sssls senator the woman. his Wife
,mmsn,eB wealthy IN her own
s.me Who lefi her husband TO
&c., With Ms chauffeur to santa
ps,sara Cal The boy la their
=. -. Elarldvc seired by California
r,llse NJ shaw. pending the legal
Ms shaw disappeared frnm her
nsssoa home a year ago. she was
scat, located In Santa barbara
sn.r ! lous search. Her husband
= s.lermlned that she shah not
ksep he boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

Women's fine quality Gauze-Lisle
Hosiery in the seasons popular color
ings, including American Beauty
Rose, blondines, champagne, pongee,
wistaria, rosewood, old-gold, reseda,
French tans and blues, Pompeian,
Morocco red and many others. A
pair, SOC.
Women's Lislc Hosiery in lace-boot
effects, embroidered in harmonizing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
Children's Dimity
Dresses, $4.25

French Dresses for little girls from 6 to
u years These are OF dainty dimity, in
light blue, navy, pink or red dots, stripes or
checks on white ground. Waists have short
sleeves, high or Dutch neck, and are tucked
and trimmed with embroidery. Skirts are
plaited-some having three tucks at bottom
Price, S+.25.
First Floor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
To My Friends
| Am Grateful

More than 200 friends have called
me up on the long distance and
local telephones or have come to
my office to inquire whether |
needed anyone to 20 on my bonds
and as to whether there was any
danger "a to this Washington Den.
tai Board Monopoly putting me
out OF business believe ]
will be able financially TO
take care OF this fight and
there il absolutely no danger
Of this gang putting me out Of bus.
mess, because all my operators arc
registered men The greatest serv-
Ice my friends can render me Is
TO send me all those who are In
need Of dental services. Recently
tho president OF the Dental Board
gave for publication the fact that
I personally was not allowed 10
prQotiee dentistry but was compel.
led 10 have Assistants His object
for making this statement was to
lnjure my business. II u well
known that | have seven assistants
and give all OF my time TO making
free examinations and extractIons,
diagnosing oases and inspecting
work when done. Remember, what
| want is the peoples dental work I.
the price cuts no figure with me.
while this war lasts ! am going to
do work at the prices the people
can pay and when this fight ia
over the Dental Monopoly will be
out Of business
DIR. EDWIN J. BROWN.
7i3' lst av., Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10

Hosiery many styles and qualities, ranging price
from SOC to $3.50 pair.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, A PAIR, 35c-
Chidren fine ribbed Siks Hosiery black made of
quality yarn Strongly reinforced with sped heel and double toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
Wash Goods
Specially Priced

52-ineh Mercerized Cotton Panama.
medium weight. soit-iinished material col
ors are sky, cadet blue navy, gray, tan, pink
and plum An effective material for shirt
waist dresses. Special, $50 yard.
27-neh Mereerized Coton-and-Silk Rep
A highly finished material in plain eolors, in
GLIDING violet, maize, russei-brown, gray
and mulberry. Special, 6oc yard.
24-ineh Mereerized Cotton Chiffon Wolfe
I'm stripes Of various eolors on white
ground. Special ,5e yard.
27.ineh Provideutia Silk-A silk-and-linen
mixture with high silky finish Is pat
termed with sei-eolored stripes. This mate
rial may be had in pink, leather, cadet blue,
brown and light blue; also black. Special,
&c yard
33-inch Imported French Pereale-As-
sorted blue and black stripes on white
ground. In fast colors This material is suit
able for shirt-wasts, ehildren's dresses and
mems shirts. Special, CSC yard.
32-ineh Printed Madras Waistng-ln
varied assortment OF checks, blue or black
stripes and figured patterns on white
ground. Special, 2ie yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-10
Women's Hosiery Priced at Soc Pair

colors; pretty combinations in white,
old-rose, green, Copenhagen and
navy. A pair, Soc.
Women's Fancy Isle Hosiery in
plain and embroidered styles, check
boot with Van Dyke top, golden tan
and Livrees in embroidered styles.
fancy lace-boot effects, polka dots Of
different shades, and others. A good
assortment at Soc pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28
Stallman's Dresser Trunk

Protects the light from the heavy, the
clean from the soiled. Everything
at your fingers end. No rummaging.
No tray-lifting. Easy 10 pack. No
need to unpack. No mussed gar
ments. Nine ompartmen
Strongest, roomiest, most conven-
lent trunk Costs no more than old
box style. Sent c. O. ID. privilege
examination. Booklet sent for &c.
stamp. FRANK A. sTALLMAN,
FL Spring St., Columbus, Ohio.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-11-26
An Excellent Training

School for Young Men and Women
is the Duluth Buiness University.
Reports come to hand from time
to time of the excellent work done
by this school in training young
men and women for responsible
positions in the great commercial
field. We learn that the college
attracted more than 700 students
to its various departments last year,
and that 70 per cent of these step
ped out of the school into suitable
positions in business houses. This
means much to the intending stud
ent as it is a practical guarantee of
thorough training and ilnmed-
late employment. No school could
possibly place so many students
unless it enjoyed the full confidence
of employers of Office help such as
this school has won by its unremit-
ting efforts to turn out good prod
ucts.
Some of Our young people are
now attending this school. Many
others should do so. Duluth at
present is on the boom and oppor-
tunities for ambitious young men
and women who have training that
this school gives are probably as
good as could be found any place
else in the United States. A line
to w. c. McCarter, principal of
the school, will bring any informa-
ton desired.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-11-26
FIRST DEGREE
Murder the Verdict Against
Sadler

Frank Sadler, who was indicted
by the grand jury for the murder
of Laurenz Ropre in the Pioneer
location on August 9, was convict
ed of murder in the first degree in
the district court at Virginia Mon
day.
The case will be remembered
that Sadler went to Ropre's house
in the Pioneer location to find Tony
Janko, with whom he had a quar-
rel. He looked through the win
dow and saw both Janko and Ropre
inside.
He raped on the door and lay
in wait, expecting that Janko
would come to the door. Ropre
came instead of Janko, and when
he opened the door, Sadler hit him
over the head with an ak. Ropre
lived for several weeks, dying at
the Shipman Hospital.
Sadler took the verdict calmly
and had nothing to say. He has
not as yet been sentenced.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-11-26
Duly Observed.

The feast of thanksgiving was
generally observed throughout the
city yesterday. Services were con-
Quoted in various churches and by
proclamation of Mayor Eisenach all
business places were closed during
the hours of service, between 10
and II o'clock.
The schools closed Wednesday
afternoon until Monday. Suitable
exercises and programs were given
in several of the rooms and many
parents were interested spectators.
Wednesday the pupils of the
schools donated a fund and also
various edibles and several poor
families were the recipients of a
Thanksgiving dinner.