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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

..sssnxcrs q the steamer
i. pysuse. which burned IN mld
.s..s - miles north q Acen
ana ana iust below ,he
- usre crcv aed into iho
=. ( h. shin momeniarily ex
- aeash At The hands 81 thc
-, A,.ss. ar IN the vaiery deep.
- t7nIun Castle liuer
- sxhtea the burning shlr
n s.F,sss t. great race against
ne ateYe remarkable
s.~smsk sas taken BY q pasaru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

GALVESTON, TsN, FEB. pa
because he saved the T.ysareia
daughter o. Samuel W. Jennings.
Frank stroms To-Day owns haH u
the Jennings vaivlacre cattle range
ard half o. the 10000 head % cat.
tie which are on w. His fortune
- estimated 90 be approximately
81 COO. 600.
A week acc Stroms ~as = tramp.
beating his way or a freight train
% 81 Paao. Several days ago Jsn.
niras' little daughter walked IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

FUNEkAI DtsecTohe.
~r,~-s-e~esg~'ss-s7sr--ss
ggS.s nv t...s i es.s ssl.'' issi
Isi err Haefs tseafrs Both phenss so
fahasar uanrtah. aafsriahsfs siff
Firn A. rtnrss. hain tftai ind titt
nenasy wsisaa 81, fuaslai 1lfv.i5fs
SPECIAL NOTICES.
'---'-7-N0-NG NnFff ~ffffFIc "~S~'-'-9s'~
White Coz naitsf stef. moves q
iisa 9 ness deef Y t.es Msfehs ~
Ks waite COW usrt IS naa Msfshs
spEclAL NOTICES.
~ A ~ K u I'M fliilis ss1
farhsan classes for afst wesh ia
month Asssmhlles rearsaag ara Hainf-
80, ~ H'y r.i,.. s cogi's Z, ..s.' '''l
b Rs Pine ea nafars Descriptions ne
AN run MAN 80 nies in raaf
'sfpsaiyr btls paese.
LOST AND FOUND.
~ r, e, n Y, ,siilf f.,' Z. n, -
ssate af sundef fnafnines sgrficss e
Ftfsf rresngtorisn church Phone tna
fsat -tafys umbrella. straight ivafg
haeair Liberal reward PHONE Queen
kuns f1f
ian Sunday uiehf 81 panianes the
sire monkey Tor COLLAR Reward fhane
Ballard sos
rraisr uay i9iat hsaunfai furnished
steam heated rooms With piano na
Children Phone Easi i1oi ar caii
f.ofi small purse rlnisininE money
order ON Second aF East aie or tHd
a lils
LaATs roid vai6h and foh Initials
~ Return Frederick Nelson. RE-
Faund "a white female doe tan on
ieff eide " head lsoib flrst aT
taat rair N glasses in case. saturday
svfuins ind nrsen ttt.
HELP WANT q O~-FEMALE.
~00fssls Sysisc N sSlcfs' y Z ' an
mAfFiHLp.pEHNARp co
iig second Az south
wantod--A ueat erperlencsd glri f1s
hguteware iaq CAN between and 81
Lady would lhe any kina of work
evening" after NJ Phone sooe
wanted OILS for chorus work An4t
ply Lyric rhaatfe afier 10 "
aifi to nniah on pants must b 81.
porieuced Phone White tge
WANTEp-FEMhLE
'sr,siff \, !, \. f''Is',e',,,<
promptly called for and delivered y 5000
HELP WANTED--MALE.
'-'~'e0'0'~N@'"-0YI cCS ma ~"~"-'""~''''N
Sion We have a nics clean tnishins
room whnre the charge far shaving y
&C.. haitcutting toc. Coz materials used
work fraei shnmp0uing, face masnaFo.
niugHlnr etc. hl corresponding uFlena.
foh viii nnd first .rlaas shop clean
linen. good work ana good treatment.
Give " TRIAL National Barber Col.
isEo ag Wmhington at
Wanted Able b1died mon f1r the "
"a Meflna Corps. between The HFca Of ne
and a1. Must be native born or have
FIRST payers Monthly pnF $40 t1 fd9.
Additional compensation possible Food
clothing. quarters go mgdlcai attendance
free After 80 years service can rotira
with 1t per cont of pas ana aiiawnnoea.
service on board ship ana ashore in al
BhrtH of the world Apply at GRAND cen.
trhl uotol Seattle. Wash
Want v men at once 10 Out hrush aud.
wood or 90 day Also iutolllaHnt man
90 8haw land tib0 month Want one
salesman speaking OIL AonudlunFlnu Ian
FuaRoa gda BENNETT "a wharf at urefa-
ort0n today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
pEATH NorIcrs.

iifsflsS fiissgsi5 ilsnlsi. I 'fs6SaiSi5
ef. ASA EdmauaH
NanHiFnm a. NHHsffniu. Ns. February
at. iHNiNt hHapitat
FaNonpu Nihltaf Fedannff at Feb.
rWNfN En NhHHNia hntNl
Miiiiama Marla MlilHmH &h. Nehfn
Mfy a6 DlA hospital
Madden Msf Maadan. as NubfuarY s#
Elliott BAY
haaiafNrii WuHauH naHiHtafit 49, Feb
fHNtF aa HeHtlle Neuafal h9auifHl
1900 fih
Connect connell. ta rahfualg j.
Providence hospital
~ ar1fmiEk klrHlnin Mccormick p
NatfuaFF tt. 9tH atth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

that be had besn ifronod that tho
youth record has been rmaenr.
niea. and that be uaA siufply a had
boy whe had suffered from police
persecution Tee court said be
would make a further investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

fNeee@efsNes.pfas><Ne -~e~N~.@~l~e,r~~
iHeai haze tstee apiece salary On 900 X
fN4f ana expenses Go nHf cent Interest
~ investment iiaafa closest inNosfien.
~ Afafn"ana ffpns 60 q Room iA
20 fnaf osn taas Make ft datly
81 sftaH WtffnfH Anyone con 90 wofh
sas. htsns Y sgefs iims iiooAlei and
Wanted "A hustlsr 10 tnhs charge "A
enc ~ eur additions Fbn can make
kHHR res mouth Experience unt nanaa.
49, - y hiiihan. foum . Times
iatsfHaflanai lsfss Employment 8fess
~ kinda haip fHfuiahea ritr 81 raunffy
e House teat $50 pnf ntFht Mel
iaf and 4aynafd M s6si
Seattle Autsmahils school aay ana
hlAht classes Practical teaeAsfa HDad
sasaes nH Hn.tn.aats machines aI0
hf9adwaf nsaf fesisf Maiu 1870
fsieHmaa Wanted one Enaf nan 81
ssh fHat estate experience Haf rs4uirrd
fqesfs sass uailsFa ~
asifsmen g. taks aag aash weekly cell.
laf ehaiss nurserY staek oaiflt fec
Capital f3tf eursafV 60. aaiem oregon
tlais flssn=t tiaekef trimmad Hate
80 sna 81 Kings nst Weras
AMA aAa hniNN
wanted fest class blacksmith ahd
ornamental iran rorhsr Arpig 1854 as
aftis tauissafa
hssss psiais at 81 rsf fafan AL
HATFIELD HffMAND co
iis HzQHnd Az south
salie.tcf Hanisa Appiy affre burke
Nafel la go
90 IfaEie'a Hps.taf ta an uaai
'ersst8 leW faf t9tM Thirt
S. Fret siaeans han Msthnd
"a Tea Alag sole Originator
20 pahslaE uuatantssg ia : Private
fW AHsaaaH CuHgfiahfeh Lessons
- sFes8 la aad sFahlNF Trial AL
- MaFa free an anH Fin@ 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
THE SEATTLE STAR

srsfssaessf 'fssaHsAss~aHs
Battered Ht fHe aaaftta nust ufftfA ~
sNrHAa afsE9 mhftWr
1an eant pnF eHpF. az CENTS pwf wnsA
- t#AHfF tsfa rtNta uaf meath Drifss
sfe1 ~ mall q raffisr Ne ffae rories
NOTICE To - nsgHrnEn~ -atoaia
fHsg CODY 81 fhH Htaf fal fn teach yea
"a HHlaek 4aH asenfnHs please 81 20
fre faF1f ta eau 80 aaF asfn office
7anFes Main 1890 ia1 ffl btfwsea
sHd oeiaaa and 81 aIl asnn Yaa q
spf et aHas. n res should niss ~ more
iHsh unes. eieass fsfsEhpua ~ aFefy time
l4a 1alaa lt
IN fhia HaF as ean ~ certain % rfrinE
snHHf ffners parfeet sarelcoaaant
n De- ~ eHiF cay
To NAH stnscHInEHs -rha date
Hhsn Feaf aatss fipiisn expires la on me
ffdrasH Label 81 each pepper when that
date strives. n TUHf sltaeripflan has not
aHain been paid m advance. raur name
e taken from ths iist a change ~ GATE
Oh TIE address label is receipt o.
psf year. 81 20 Tor IS noufhH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

rnaEScE Arst.. sch 81
in.szzx Ia loafhs0ms cells
= i1al skzt doex Fsftse 20 eat a.
So Eikfade Rivera. r. Flores
lsaa I'D Ansonlo Nillareal. Mex
- nisxasa. Shaze only crime Is
sg shs urznuy o. President
4 Nsxieo. ioek torpard with
mnswaK 10 reaYresf and fur
y ssanment when they
xru srum he United States
- kms If tie end q gheig
fNa kEm. Isb ~ ~ that
- 80 ii hsYs served three
iuis ! pFlmn
va ssly Publishing a liber
i ne 4 Las AnKelea. Cal. Va
III sssAIs fsfecfires threw them
he M EuapedHp charge ~
F1z - asutFallty laws OF a
Hsa1 mfr9 was preferred
Klra ahd tsliareal are under
Amsht 3, Eel RIO. Tex on AZ
AAasA ThssF friends fear that
~ n6iefment will Be- made
rs = lsto several counts. So
!. - nsg b. raised 20 an
Ns 4fY VII 81 unable ga fur
- nsls friends are trying ~
- sfsnss fand 81 $4,000 Il
= . ne Indictment Is beaten.
6sz md Be taken 20 81 Louis
sEsH an cid criminal libel
~ za1e q connection with
. sris against the fyTant
p 1saifaHiY Indictments could
: mAse - IL san Antonio and
= N<isf s0znx Il TEXAS
- Sass that are torfur3nq
- zse all cot Be rslaxsa 70
= s=n . nomsht 10 breathe a.
:. - samiaissration q Prssi.
~ esnflnees 70 Nink ~
- fFess<asleae Il - a. a..
- . stifie srssieisns for me
re 1eish - arinelna out
- - AmsricAn capital from
syissssa Msxlcan people.
- sssassfs q the Mexican
- - Ahegfy .loyinr Amari
- 9 Aald meeting and parade
s Thsy hope that con
M investigate Mexico
q a. exsFaditlom treaty ana
States immigration laws
a# 4 IA causing the arrest
q Maxican exlies "a
= 4 Imaginary crlmes. keep
- 70 American fails nnffl
<ss are dispf0Tsd
grafton avs have 30
ehefuas cnhuah whlch
asxlean fyranav h. pab
eais The liberals. Edi
- Pusnis and his SON
aaia9. Carlos Humherf
Ileslno and Abraham San
mmmaFlly tried AZ
aaeslfabls aliens and
e dsxiea. where thoy
49, - suffering me revenge II
- eF Al because one dav
/ s.es..lli criticised Diaz IN Arizona
hey are accused s,,y o.,
= oiisnsss magon. vl1afss'
- are treated ike the
eliminate They are forced
! ! -. Stripes They are allo.ee
-. = tires = aask 70 tssi,
A....' 20 shat ls al. Their mail
s.... Censored. Their food J,
|k,s s..als- Thsy slssp four ms7
1 III. ". snail cell. The iajl 4,
= ~, ~ snssniiary. Hoihina N
III o North compares With
4 ~ \ +. 70 forced to spend four
4 s.ss aafk dungeon % broad
I FL -. aseaase be refused n
1 M with moss ~
4 4 49, .4'agiiges had slept
! ~ sho proposed N ns
4 s.a s.s.,ao5liies nat better n.y.
/ as. b given 70 slss nrI.
llsts = 49,, go The answer
hhan i.'sa.i aoo, a dog Is sd
e. Two or three ,b,.y,o.
/ 80 eat three squares 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
|HALL AMERICAS WHIP CONTINUE To SCOURCE
MEXICAN PATRIOTS To PLEASE TYRANT DIAz +?

r.,sd States Government
gwes Three Political Exiies
!. Lmshsome Cells in Arr
nsa: Treats Them Like
cansnals, Feeds Them Like
Dxs-Amaxing Legal Out
mes on Southwest Border
rtscsa Back 10 American
CsrsaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
KINGSTON

90 arres 3 arffe cleared tn orchard
more a3Ashad ana bafrHd g'd house
flNNa half cash. ta1 fl9neef NifN
AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Accessible ~ fafeTHfhan aF hasf 81
affsa. siaulnF gently dHWH 60 hsaatifal
iaae ter arreH tn ruigfFaftHnt hHaFins
orchard aH MHds 70 small ffslts Coed
frTsnfn dwelling barn. several Hufhuita
fuss uuiF faa fens ffum DECIDED right
lf.HaF ~ neu Hsatfif Tafuaa Fhaff tinn
irfHrufhan. IrfrH g. zoe. ehIrh includes
fre hersF. wagon. faFmina Implements.
pepItrF hnat sfr lfs taFEafh and -
sas lt BE- g. tuf if
ROBERT MALTBY,
fIH .1aa.HrI AfasAa uumdirF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

.FoR sALE-WooD AND COAL.
PHONES. MAX M. NO az.
MILL WOOD AND COAL
9NHAr WESTERN FUEL 60 Coal
nfiH wead 81 aa ioad. Main tftt.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
NORTHWEST rurar SAYS nr-
foafr co Fifst an ana Columbia 70
Goldman NuffiaHf Invites applications
Tor loans from fi.uen fo ta 600 nn im-
proved ssattie Residence property in
established districts
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
nu Improved nr vacant property 90 and
per cent arg afupunt frum $50 to $500
lar ions nf short time. and easy uaF-
meuta na deisf stuftafauf a co. f0l
neatan Block SECOND and Columbia
eia PER CENT
ManeF fn iaau GA fraf-rlaaH residences
HURWELL & MORFORD,
Ceiman uuli1Iug
SO own money 60 bus muriaaees and
contracts ans Hherc DOB Washington.
a is,'i4.,. of iss 800 American Bank
10 fou need money to hulidf Como io
gAu a MNAgHrEN.
soc LeHr5 udr
SALARY AND cHATTEL LOANS
0'SftfSfS"NGI~cGNNG6~CNcrcrGc
FKH.H.rr Na..Ia. $780,. ..H ~.
ursr men own setrs ,,i,t..,i .,,,'t,.,
rhaaoeat r4far n,rla-f ,,-.,,,.,,tr .ff..e
in sf orinrinai rIfies hi "a q,.l-,e9 tff
Epier nioek slg SECOND AZ
Loans ou furnitHrc. horses. ctc WI.
.s.t "".-N room ilt NcH lefh HiNH.
.3 smith 0qs Financial Agents
-
LIVES OCh,
- 49, '','>e-",'.r
Ytarae. til.8 KY 5ii pur,''.'.s N, fsy "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

ma III 1 soG 6Sy * jfSli Srs II ~.
uiahsd hpuso, y applied On Heode puf
chased Ny youraef Cad paid f9f ~ the
week or mglih would soon apablq you
20 own ~ We estnnd credit Wa0dhauss
Plat Furn ~ iis rihs 81
WANTED-hoo
ifSSHs m lGfsfYS ,iss 20 n
psr Wsfd and nay NJ sset e. ghoae
Ind. az, Main 600. 90 words cost
-s0r,o0~o-0.oc-erseN s~eSs~0so0~eo~
bls hom wsatiaks rooms Sasls and
AZ steam test e. suite every.
w si iss'' aI Gssss, , ven 70 " per
YicrORiA fIntAcE ii2o Finsehth
new comfortable, e. roam auliaH
disappearing beds. rates f21 60 20 $50.
HoYnL MnhfNaToN~ iHH Heasnd
Iiesant renewed. strictly modern. re-
apqciahie Well Kent g. 900
n prf Wacs Corner fifih and teffsraan
puslNEss CHANCES.
ron aALH
I0p ppiNTTseg orFIrN ysgy esmpieta
naniputrnt fvnr nsoafft nae tso Va.n
MY pFraans svefetbfna ~. aeatfs fef
ransrai 40rE snga fsnsa.tfl,t ~. s.sls.
fn nswupaprr win ssn rirap az eash
UF Wia windsor 1901 pira8 az ~.
nttta
FMfhit AlN Hi fNHfhN pfhtt latih nHN
NNN4N mas tNnihh. FHht HHif fsUt p
iNN'nsig sintaF aiWpsi fay feht ii"Hs
=. hA', N.N.H tf"H car 900 atft az.
th'hn htai tsit
up-ig-aais real estate aifles 80 saia
1a,ts'n owner gone esHt AAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

"a REFS ssa aae resirn taes. 81
- - essls sesss1 lass - kaFf1l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

a good Wow. Green IsNo home. on
corner iot foNtH1, fur $500 each Hnd bali
auce like rent lf sold hf March loo
fenced ana planted with roses shade aud
fruit trees Caii N01a stroud Av
Noro is "a snap owner must Hoii
room modern house, Dot h0fieol nli ass
acHHmpnta paid finH location. - hlotks
90 car VIII uHN uu terms Phone Bali
lard 1900 or North 1886
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

WEST SEATTLE
$40 CASH go PER MONTH
VIII purchase very dnalrlhie. close tn-
Wow lots iu MsHt soattloi ranging from
ftf0 Co 1850 Tor 5g feet, two blocks from
Cnr and CLOSE tu school
y WALTER uArNeWOnru.
ai8 LNARN uUfLDtN9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

N'ffSSns' IN lGfsfY3' cfss> ~, sl II
Ia The star liag ada cost only one cent
per word and may DO scot b. phone
Ia a. Main 900 90 words cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

se.@1e-~-~s~~-.eer-r~s~- ~-~-~~eo-~-~~=~-n1~-S
Directors and Licensed hmhaimsrs 1871
iai opp Haefe fhrafrs hpth phsnss 80
fnhnrnn a Msrsntuh anfsriahsfs 1871
Firsf a. FNnres nain tftet tnd titt
uannsys SO ts1a co.. faqefal blfslt5fs
THifa as aaf THffsfaifv hnfk rkanas q 4
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31

*WANTED-White, man cook for
houseboat on survey. D. D. c c..
M. Rogers, Daytona, Fla. % If
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31
EARLY SETTLER PASSES
AWAY At HOLLY HILL.
MRS. n. A. CARTER, FOR THIRTY
YEARS THE PoSTMIsTREss OF
HOLLY HILL, DIED AT HER
& HOME FRIDAY NIGHT.

Mrs. Harriet Alice Garter, widow
OF the Rev. DR.. w. H. Carter, died
at her home at Holly Hill shortly be-
fore 1900 last night, following an
illness of several months duration.
Mrs. Carter (nee Harriet A. Hyde)
was born in Brooklyn, N. Y, and mar
ried in 1853 in New York City to
Rev. VIM. H.. Carter, a young Epis-
copal clergyman. A few years later
they removed. to that historical city,
vlncennes, Ind, where they res ded
Tor ten years. Returning east in
1859, they located at Passaic. N. j..
and remained There until 1877 when
they came to this state A few
months Were spent at Port Orange,
before they located ait HOLLY Hill and
built home, where Mrs. Carter has
since resided.
Shortly alter settling at Holly Hill,
Mrs. Carter was appointed postmis-
tress at that place and held the LOS
ltion for 80 years through the vary
Aiio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, uLGW ObFt9ed to
resign about year ago, because of
failing health. DR.. Carter preceded
her to the Great Beyond jusis three
years ago, dying on the 2Sth ,of Dec
ember, 1907.
Mrs. Carter is survived by three
children ard one grandchild, w. w.
Carter, OF this city, A. H. Carter,
Mrs. G. S. Harris and Miss Zilpah
Harris, of Holly Hill.
The funeral services will be held
at the family residence at Holly
Hill tomorrow morning at O'Clock,
Rev. H. Huntington, of Ormond. of
flclating. The interment will be
at Pinewood Cemetery.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31

COMMAND or GENERAL LuouEs
PRACTICALLY ANN,HlLArED
AND rAousANp MEN FALL IN
tn. sArrLE.

ell PASO, Tex, Dec. 31-The Mex
lean Revolutionists practically con-
troll the entire slate Of Chihuhhua to-
day az the result of = crushing de-
feat administered TO General Luz
Ques' relief column at Cast Colorado
The troops we're pn the way to
the relief Of the Nederahs in the city
OF chihuahua. which Is surrounded
by Rebe's entrenched In the hills. It
Is estimated 1000 men fell in the
battle.
The troops under the command of
General Luques ran into an ambus-
cade and were nearly annihilated
The Rebeis lost about so men.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31
BAPTlSTS MEET At De LAND:
CONVENTION NEXT MONTH,
SESSION OF STATE
ASSOCIATION WILL BE AT
TENDED BY HUNDREDS OF
DELEGATES.

The Florida Baptist convention
will meetE in DeLand January 24 to
p and the session is expected TO be
the most important gathering of Bap-
lists ever held in the State of Flor
ida. The convention will be attend
ed by about 500 delegates and vSsi-
tors and a number of prominent men
from outs de of the State will be
present. among them DR.. R. J. VIII
bingham, foreign mission secretary
Of Richmond, Va; DR.. B. D. Gray,
home mission secretary, of Atlanta;
DR.. E. Y. Mullins, president of the
Southern BAPTIST Theological Semi
nary, Louisville, Ky; DR.. j. NJ
Frost, secretary of the Sunday School,
board, Nashville, Tenn.
DR.. J. B. Pruitt, of Tallahassee,
will preach the convention sermon.
Hon. G. A. Carson, of Kissfmicee, is
president of the state association.
The Bapaisds of DeL&nd are making
preparations to entertain the dele
gates and visitors in royal style.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31
CLARENDON
TO WELCOME
ITS GUESTS,
DOORS TO Open MONDAY;
EVERYTHING NOW READY.
RECEPTION AND BALL IN THE
EVENING WILL MARK FORMAL
OPENING OF THE BIG, NEW
HOTEL.

The Hotel Clarendon is completed
and will be thrown open for the sea-
son at II o'clock next Monday, al
Enough the formal opening will not
take place until the serving of din
ner at $50 o'clock in the evening.
The opening reception and ball will
follow the dinner
To the people of Daytona and vi
cinity, who have been patiently
watching the building of the big ho-
tel during the pasd year, the open
ing next Monday is matter of I'M
usual interest and the dinner. re-
ception and ball in the evening will
be attended by large number of
the residents of this city and vicin-
lty. The price for the opening din
ner has been set at $3.50 per plate
by the management of the Clarendon
and reservations have already been
made for many local people.
The opening will be attended by
many people of prominence from all
over the Stale of Florida and all
parts of the country. There will be
particularly large number of prom
lnent people from the New England
states here for the opening, inc I'D
ing the governor and several state
officials Of New Hampshire.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31

ID. H. BenndF, son of Capt. and
Mrs. S. Bennett, came down from
Jacksonville Thursday night to as
sumo the management of the Tour
ist hotel on South Palmetto avenue,
for the season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31
ASTRONOMICAL EvENrs.

Vrom noon today to noon tomorrow
sun sets 4:S0. rises 7:21: moon sets
4:ox p mt planet Mercury apparently
stauonary; 2 q. M, planet Mars at
descending node. crossing sums path
downward; AL a. M. moon IN con.
junction with Venus, passing from
west to east Of the planet.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31

@*The Crystal Theater show is just
as good on rainy nights as at any
other time. There are two tickets
for the show Monday night at the
Daily News office for Garth B.
Young.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-31
Another Revolt

VERA CRUZ, Mexico. Dec. 31-A
revolt has broken out in Southern
Mexico and the situation today is
serious. Reports have it that a plot
to sieze one or more ports has been
discovered in Yucatan and chat the
Rebels are now organizing in that
state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-31
DIED.


JUERGENS-Jan % Lambert, aged -
years. beloved husband OF barbara
Juergens. and father OF Joseph anu
John Juergens. Mrs. Mary Hellner'
Anthony. Peter and Catherine lhel =
sen. and Sister Crysantha Funeral
from residence, Grcenheld, Weuhes-
day at $3.50 "A. m, and 10 -. Alphons-
us church az o'clock.
ODONNELIl-At residence, 296 Twen-
ty-ffth-st. James ODonnell. beloved
husband of Mrs. Mary ODonnell,
father OF stephen, Hugh, Neil. James,
Mary and William ODonnolL Fus
neral from residence, Wednesday, y
o'clock from 81. Nincents church at
$40 o'clock.
SCHINDLER-At his late residence. AZ
Van Dyke-ave.. Jan. %, 1910, Joseph,
beloved husband OF Catherine
SCHNEIDER, and father OF Mrs. y. AL
lison, Mrs. r.. Neis and John Gulden.
8 a. m, and at 81. Mary's church at
. a. m.
TOMLINSON-Jan. 20. 1910, entered
ents 3l5 Farnsworth- ave, Frederick
Eugene. aged "a years. beloved son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Tomllnson.
Funeral from residence Tuesday at
1:l5, and ST. Matthew's at 2
WALLA CE-Entered into rest, Jan. %,
1910, at parents home, 1886 Belvi-
dere-ave.. Lillian A.. beloved and
only daughter or Wesley J. and An
ME l.. Wallace, sister OF William T.
and Edward w. Wallace. age 26
years Funeral Tuesday. $50 p. m,
via funeral car to Evergreen ceme-
terry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-31
GHoULs LOOT RUINS OF
PLACES SWEPT BY FLOOD
1ccntlnued from Page One.l

hundreds still imperiled by tina food
and acute distress on every hand, tho
government announced today that 1t
"bas the situation we'll in hand"
This statement means no more than
that the crisis from the flood itself
has been passed and that II every
thing goes we'll and none OF the threat
ened dangers materializes, the city Is
In position slowly to recover from
its terrible plight.
The Seine Is receding, but only at
the rate of half an inch an hour. The
stage AT midnight at the Pont D'Aus
teriitz was &c feet and 8 inches. At
o'clock the stage was 26 leet .
inches.
The temperature at noon was "a,
and while there we're no clouds to
threaten further rains, the atmosphere
was murky
As the situation slowly improves In
paris the, people are coming to re-
aIIzafIon that they have not suffered
alone In the towns and provinces
conditions are as deplorable as IN the
conittL At Bry-SurMarne, a town OF
"a GOO. Il If estimated that 1000 are
d4stitute and suffering. This town Is
hut a sample OF nearly every city and
hamlet along the rivers Of eastern and
southern France
Military activities continued unabat-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-31
THE GOODNESS OF MURDER

started up. the man gave wild cry
and stumbled forward, reeled, threw
up his hands. and dropped. The colonel
sprang from his chair.
Dead" said the inspector softly,
bending over the corpse. lie raised
the foot. With an almost impercepti-
BILE click a minute needle of steel
cume fro mthe sole.
II suspected how matters stood
from the first" explained the inspect
or afterwards. "A hollow needle filled
with deadly venom. such as leaves no
trace OF poison in the body, is placed
upright i'm the floor in front OF the
goddess OF murder. II is a secret
known only 10 the priests. or course
there are fifty chances 10 one against
its being trodden on upon a single
occasion But, sooner or later, the
day arrives A spectator places the
sole OF his foot squarely upon the
needle. as you were about to do when
/ knocked into you-and you know
the result. Doubtless those burglars
placed the needle I'm your floor with
the object OF sacrificing TO Kali and
incidentally OF regalning the statue by
the terror which 1t should inspire"