The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1903, Page 1

E Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News. «. T# The Seattle Star — f + Physicians and Vatican Officials Have Given Up ; All Hope of Recovery and Await the End ] % PF’s LFF NOW “WHERE THE POPE LIES DYING =. |PEVENGE WAS THE MOTIVE eee CJ a (I ‘ JAMES HOWARD, THE VICTIM OF THE AUBURN MURDER, WAS as KILLED BY ENEMIES FOR ACTING AS “STOOL PIGEON” ce dal Which Cannot Be Long Delayed ROME, July tM-Bulletin.—at $: 18 c'elook this morning the follow. ing official medical bulletin was is ds There ha grave cond ing th quently frum te been no change in the of the pop as stated th last night. Pulse 92, weak, t — en — me ration 30 Temperature, 38.8 cen: | folentiy pronouncet neal vr. perma With THE AYP Tir Tr 7 PONTIVE 1H NEAR ONIS tigrade, | treme teetlesene pore 0 rd OF THE UPPER WINDOWS OF THR VATICAN, WHERE THE BCR NE SHOWN ADOVE WILL BE 118 A 7 one aud depression Of) ROME, July 14 in nag. af LAST VIEW OF THE i | the “LAPPONI, pontrr i. te the bu was aued by th . teen oath ee een veak. |A00Ks, St War Stated at the vatioan | es - Gutreme wae that his holiness robal *, -c , - nies af the pope was given vester- | Any nde ggg ® beavis ive | COMMISSIONERS { ROME, July 14—The rising of thie when. for the first time since M6} Gone heart ac * eed ‘ A } qurttamts Gun Whaeeh te » be Me | Ulinee 4 to have the shutters ate Hee action, while y IN CONVENTION} the tired watchers at the bedaide of | S!Pest « Heht hurt Bit | immediate exh ‘ ¥ - the dying pope. an the same time, con. | . [trary to bis custom, he ® he Vatican ationdants RTLAND, Mo. J ne j The most eccouraging wews that | "\*), c he deg lave not entirely re ‘ sia - | ; ieemes from the sickroom Im that the | be left as quiet as possible, amd believe it to be a matter of nth “ ents the | Pe peetife etitl Hives and thet his con-| Another eworthy symptom of | hours onty iona a of Hallwa: rimis | A wn fe he ‘se than i was last} his weekening condition was the The pope continued in practically ve oF this city today and Pevence This news can only bel docility with whieh he tock hie | the same condition all ing b par Beked upon as bad news, ax it wae| medicine and nourishment, Previ-|one time he spoke a few \ GIF GenBaks EMF ysay, Mere Mar) | by the pope's physicians | ously, indeed during the whele life, | Which were scarcely audible. Mir | thirty-one states are F ted by | euengpeapen | hat the condition of their | Pope Leo has been against the pre- | ind seems clearer, his eyes indicat t 169 delegates. hee Se 1 < was such as to leave almoat | scriptions of doctors or anything {ing by thelr expreasion that he u | SOCITY DADS WANT TO CUT THE LICENSE IN e can long survive, | that had the eet of being forced | deretands what in pa: in the subjects te be die a ane j t there has been ns) apon him. Hie feeling of fatigue | room. arade croas! aatitlont t oper. | TWO--A HOT FIGHT IS PROMISED wane that the weakening | snd indifference was interpreted Dr. Lappont thie morning invart- | ating and construction expenses, Umer | aot of the disease has been un- {3 sign that his vitality ‘as fast |@dly answered Inquiries by saying | 4d plans for ascertaining real valver| pied during the hours of the | dimmishing the pope's condition is very ale { railroad or antfioa th - 3 - eae =| ine. The long siege of waiting has | clarsthoatior simpiifical sity councti Rirchart James ae mie | MOFR Out the watchers anc instead | tarife cheats. raliryad staiiation for 4 week the or © ts his rescue, The E of the previous big crowde on! jon needed. eafety appliances ea Ringithe Bros.’ cir ined tn detall how the free water w contingest on P nes ied fe only - Geta! bs : a ae nebiiiet 6 wiieih ans nm today porte of trie rellwaye i tlie favored the $1,000 a day} when Informed of the action of th a t pian sa mh advooattn is ol ey | Acourdingly, aft having | pnake 1 necenma the show to i aS hed ao LEO'S LAST PRAYER m Stafaance ‘ashe up | Eon ahead 2 loro sala mines iti tn theisi F n26 of the entries all previous exhi- \ Peed . over wan # Imprenced upon the mind of De i wn Hom i Bitions of the kind helvt here, the fatth The tang major and veral of his cet o eat in 8 e y . co today Ine Blase of glory. Bo) of the rapid movement of events in | minds, F @tety turned out In force and made a A high ccclesiastic has called attention to the remarkabie Bl t ance ‘a8 te | James explained bie change of | WALLA WALLA, July 14—One off until the last voter had been corrafie® Fema event of the occasion poem written by Pepe Leo on March &, the 25th anniversary of petted with = favorable recon | monet th mansh the Gdene way the moat hotly contested efty « nw | the 6 each worked wa There are upwards of fifty clages hie election to the papal thr The pope bimecif called the iB} 2athin by the polles, license and tev} orn, vote wan called on Murphy’a| ever} Walla Walin occurred] ceasingly, and a ve = } of exhibits thie year and tncluded THE Fi HT poem, “Leo's Last Prayer oalieeéd that his ené was nea woe commities, It read $600 per to amend, By making the and only two of the Ankeny | brought forth. smeng the nusbir are many prise ae whaese a mode in the poem af for two days $1000 ud of 8500 per| for municlya! wifiers man | ‘The main fight was made over the Inning equines from New York. “4 Too, wow vat thy sun: pale ie ite dying ray Gurphy war on his feet In a wee: | gay a eanee t ie Gaver 6 é| ateh eh office of chief of police, State Repro Phitedelphia, Baltimore and other wee ack might wurceeds thy day. op, demending to know why make |Getinat. Capt. Taylor cast the de-| Boxers” coutroliing the] pentative A. F. Kees being the Ankeny Gites. Judsing began tees and will (Special te The Star.) Black night for thee; wanted thy frame; life's blood sustains & Piferem from that decided upon |Ciging vote in favor of the $1000 | aventhe candidate, sh Abvals Brown the-45- continue until the show closes next TACOMA. Wash. July 1¢—Oeorge No more thy shrusken veins in the committee re: Ho said, as when all the time he} Gilbert Hunt, for mayor, wom vy| position candidate. Karly in the aay ee Roberts, the alleged bunce man who Death carte hie faa! dart; robed for the grave Uxy hones he Femembered tt, the committer de Atte ton over F. & Demont, ana] it was evident that Brown was gaint j was voting the other| Mfteen votes ove gaining , _ Tee ee Oe ie wanted in California and whe hae Lie under the euld stone. cided to fix the license fee at $1.0 way The amended bill was then|d. Z @mith hed a majority of four) strength. ay mentale j been Gaebting extradition for two But my freed sow escapes her chains and longs in Gight | pee day reverred to Kistler of the engrossing | /® the rage for councilman of the Seo-| Kees, the town be 4 menths hae given up the fight and is To reach the resins of light Abraham Kistler mitted the committee. Kistler identally met | ¢ ard. These wer the two sur-| gan tung a Keen. pow y te San Pranctsco in ‘That is the gual she seks, thither her journey fares “ah of Murphys statement, but ihe major and « others whe | { the Ankeny forces As fast an they could get it up it we MURDERER charge of Detective Ryan Grant, Lord, my anticus prayers that after the committee meet-jare anxious t the + Ankeny made « strong per-|covered, aud instesd of having the Voaterday F rict Judge De ‘That with the citizens of heaven, God's face and Nght ing be had seen a f ity of the | ftingling show in ‘ | for his eipps while | effect of ering up Kees it caused a Hingting ” & le. ve Maven refused Ube petition of Rob May ever thrill my eigne mettbers present at the mm ing ant cided it would hardly be safe | 4 againet bi = former Gov.|« large number of undecided people to /S HANGED ort’ attorners for a writ of habeas e t may see Thy face, Reaven's queen, whore mother love (ey iad changed their minds about |trust another vote Inet night on the | Miles C. Moore y least thelr vote for Brown corpus. The attorneys thereapon filed Hae brought me ‘home above Geaiietlon, Skew Yad asone to the lirtktemen thee nas’ kan Ge launnee _— * stipulation in the superior court p Spans saved through the tangles of a pertious way, contusion that $40 per day was | yipoe pr ton Gnd ak Seder ae teens July ta tamusl error | THDITAWING the appeal taken there my gratetul iny enmiiah, hence the change. voight get mived again, Tt will come : sa a See irt Tae Sota te ie aes Sa TEEPE NEEDY MHASH Ret S ee Bs ee heeft Raeobinad Midas Mara auihta) : ? PS aa oye y Renderer wee hanged today ©] tody of the Ban Franctees Getective. a ieee a se . < . Chetmators prison Detective Ryan left for pest, a, : : ares eee ns Bhortly before being taken from » hie prisoner on the hie coli he made a Kew confession of | train Me crime and acknowledged bi *: wailt. —-— , ‘ ‘Tho execution cheese « carver of Gary cieamatances of menery, ana| DELAY IN TEST CASE Sepention as the beain of a novelist —- “1 am the son of Brederick VIL of | built man with @ red chin beerd, ever Invented. ‘The cane of the state agatnet Rob- Denmark. For years 1 have been | volunteered the information that be The deed for which he paid the death fore Chaney, charging inant don known as John Anderson. Now 1/ bad assumed eof Anderson aiicciine tater eke iam ame aereke was beeun in Justice Cann's ‘eame I want you to help me to] During the tivll wat, the alleged deprndent means who not ouly gavel court yeaterday. bat after a demure | ie 00 prince steed that te tid held come far as to buy the lonely Moat Farm. arrewen, ne cue wan os Somme So] This astounding proposition wee a wl Ly Waived Staten my Where they might Wve towether te Pig juty a5 3 é made Friday after to Attorney anes time wae pea: 5 mal ¢ ‘ / AS. Rallies. whose office is in the | KnOwn a® Commander Vescan. Me fae Mairead “eae weak) end went Sree meinen ere tare Cee a Batley busiding | claimed to have been born tn 1846 on ecarcely concelvable. Baseman, Grove] ty the wine tatters cucuine bee I nen the iegitimate child of his | (e_eatate of Kraprup, in the stete her cut into the atiiinens of the night} on gceount of te ali compateery | majesty,” be man went on, paying | Scand, Sweden ene aac ee Naw . thom of their shopa moet of which no heed to Mr gasp of Mr. Bailiet, according to h PE eee tan | We below. Yeuter Way. Thi tonishment my true name i | tingutshed client's Instructions, drew Whten he succeeded In doing by fO1 . test cuse and the deciaton will @ Kari Christian Frederick Vascen | up a petition for @ change of name ing her name to her checks. yy Get thé ether bashers whee i Turdenjuld. 1 disearded it years afo| trom Karl Anderson to Karl Clrte- Uns acee ago ae gag coneen have been taken away. tt te and have since been known as An-/tian Frederick Vascen Turdenajuid, metantes . by derson |The order was signed by Superior that the barber The man was very reticent and | Judge Tallman this morning ly revoked the Fangs oo tenag bare | The “prince of Deumark” is well F, e. Re Ba the attorney | wupplied with money, ERNS AGAIN a dain te te waan toe ee tet had duly pinched himeetf land told Mr. Baillet that ne welh » » eo recent rat o eh own waking condition. | want « certified copy ot eo " —_—— scale of prices wis. | ra we oes weet py of the court's BUFFALO, N. Y¥., July 14—Mar- tin Duffy, the Chicago weiter- a a weight, amd “Habe” Perse of kan-| CAD JOHNSON IN sas City, in a M-round contest, bs the attraction arranged by the Jn ternational Athietic Club of Fort Erte for its patrons tonight. ‘The two have met in the squared GUILTY OF MISDEMEANOR TROUBLE A AIN & @year-ol4 mas, When she was ar rested and brought to the pottoe sta-| ton © of the money was found on her person. | Hayes told the police that she had) robbed him tp « room in a Waahing-| ton street house The women has been aprested doaens of times by the Seattle poller but until a few days age the officers have tm viet her. She was } years tn the penitentiary several days) ago for theft bat was released yes-| terday on an appeal bond War arranged. ‘The winner of the bout wit prob ably be matched to meet Matty M: thews in the near futur: GILL'S “NO” tT PUTS THE KIBOSH ON MANY IMPROVEMENTS freien several tunes before and are| Under sentence of two years in the Judge Ret! Inte this afternoon found (motion for a new trial. ‘The decison tonnidered well matched. On the oc-| penitentiary but at iberty on ap | Harry Smith gullty of does not settle the question whether casion of their lant encounter, which | prat tend of 81.500 Cad Johnson, the in operating @ trade slot the offense is = felony or a miste, (ook place at Louisvilie « short time | moet notorious woman in fea! fined bim 100 and cost meanor, the court holding that i ago, the decision was awarded to] tenderloin, was arrested by Detectiv paid. The ruling was made on Smith'# | might be elther, Ferns was dissatisfied wth | liabhard inst night for the theft of} eee eae the result and so the meeting tonight | Mi from the pockets of F. i. Harem; 1 CER 60 COME ALONG, GIRLS! | NEW PLA FIND ONCOOK INLET A rich placer gold strike been made on Juneau creek, in the Coen inlet country, according to advices received in this city. The discovery was made earty in June and single pans are said (o yield from % cents to $2.35. In three days, working with & set of sluice boxes they had de- vined, Louis Laurinson and his two NEW YORK, July 14.—A recent edition of the Tribune contains the following “Marriage—Two German ol titles, well connected at cavalry officers, seek marriage American Indy with large (half to two miitions) counts, fortune French marquis from old family wants to adopt rich American lady.” nea Counctiman Hi Gill threatens to es Nu: oon USSEL! ly 14.—A wonde: e hold up all proposed street grading renege gee ge Ba prea pat permet, Joun, Rauber and ieetert ement ; : = ¢ ce: Se WE pee A SUCCE AY fuk WEARY WILLIES IN THEIR ANNUAL SUMMER ST UNT, “LOOKING FOR WORK. See ee lowe, Voweres Be eS oa nae atieulibalhe. as nada entire paper—the pip. Juneau creek te @ wp ie cont Meni ot ear at re n i = 1 re or Van ad mache Sorteoasl. Sas eae creek and its bed has been Seive the rote of the bi Pegisters close more rapidly than | wor or years, b has never el. When the cratonane, se6ee, GAMBLERS | in organs made out of wood and | before been found in anything Ike a ing 9 Tare On the rang et] WAVSIDE MISSION rit metal there is no echo or rumbling. | paying quantity. came up in the council meeting for WELL ATTENDED N final paxrace last night Gil) voted - DROWNED ames eetities LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHW ae SO - 7ES" tm E NORTHWEST. no. - ——— . . Gill explained that he would vote| The Wayside Minsion hospital WAND PLAYS = HAVOD WITN R. D. OLIVER NAMED ASS Bay fo on all other street grading I~ | nenefit entertainment at the Grand . D. 1ST. provement the engineer's office opera house last night w cona- PUMISTIAN ENOEAVOR THEFT. a " vege ANT SECRETARY OF WAR Rew has much more than it can 4°) ¢y) both financially and artistically | ‘ in making plans for new SMpFOVe-l ing a handsome mun Was realised| THEY LOST THEIR LIVES IN 'The Japs Think | ments already ortered. eed the |tar_the noble work this hospital Is) THE YUKON DENVER, July 14---The big Ten’ iP OYSTER RAY, July 14.--(Spe-} He rather victously attac *learrying on. - deave here the Christian in <i , Hote esta ; P Gibnes commitiee fae non giving the mares oo. a EE Endea wh * ae baa : Seattle Has clal.)—At the conference yesterday |f For the ‘Hotel or Restaurant must be strong and durable te Sister ata ee oe an eat € canvention bas been he tor between President. Roosevelt ana if enough to stand many’hard knocks. That's just the kind | with which to do the wore. Thi arnur Alexander, and the vic rank F Shorty’, Smetser, ve dere was Blown over y Root, tt was decid : Ware selectec i Hotel ime | finance committee came back at him | {ice hy awin Cahn two gamblers of thin city who went yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, jague appoint Robert Shaw Oliver of Al he sted by practical Hoiel men { with the statement that it had never | "se, pvenden, Mist May Wit-|t0 the Tunana at the time of the ‘while more than 4000 were Jdany, to be Bt secretary’ o for Hotel and Restaurant men who want the best and } hampered the work of the engineer-| icine and Boyd Welle were the nc-| fret stampede to that region, were! attending the proceedin in- eiiichliahdibclgiel yar, vice William Cary Sanger, re- know it when they see it. We cordially invite you to in- department. companists. The dramatic part of drowned in the Yukon, according Ol jured numbered nearly a score, but lelened. Mr. Sanger has decided to bs ck. You'll f 2 aliy it was decided to withdraw wtertainment wae presented by|® letter received by Dave Areyle} fortunately none of them was seri |retire, on aceount of iil-Bealth of his |f SPect our stock, ou'll find the prices reasonable. Alt the improvement measures ob- Horace McClure and Frank| from Frank Wadleigh, dated June) ously hurt | ‘The question as to whether or not| wife ictionable to Gill tor the time he- ated by Mine, Moneta| 2% at St. Michael, The two welll!” Mra Jensie M. Thornburgh of|Seattio i infected with plague, is| The appointment has been tn con- | Raters at / ng. They went over for one week. icholas T. Clancy and Lafe snowe sperting men were floating | neny was the most seriously in-|now being discussed in the Japan. | templation fome time, it has | at se Hall. | They guve George Eliot's! Jown th Fig bi oat trom F ~ jured, her nose being badly washed) | because of the discovery | Reem Known that Secretary Sanger | ‘Armeart.” The concluding num- | banks to eh whe “P-land ‘her scalp suffering several |" po ig te “alae desired to retire, His resignation ILES@ IP’ e Po = seer Matthews ““Bilent| ‘Fhe bent, on the boitere ot vied - a Eokohama trom Henttlen Tone 16,| cent to be aocepted as soon as con- ern. " personal effects of the men, SHE SHOWED Thint Officer W. W. Sanderson of as not been decided ¢ ely | tere Street ] eaeisitle . together with the body of Reis, w the wteniner Najada, formerly the| wisn wen Citar wel eee | " Fe Annex avervtalng Biseerica ‘ red by Indi bel And | Manavenre, who arrived from Yok = A im. Oliver ‘will assume oad | Fintere Annex ~Everyth! we ITS Ist Av. d. ere b: pdians below Andre a ed or ‘oko w office, but as Col, Banger de- unique ricnt weTween| LIKE ANOTHER ak! THE LICENSE ©": on the steamship Lyra, arly. |gires to telingulsh his duties 8 soon | BOARDING Houses —— be | ine lant Haturday at Tacoma, Brin" /ay possible, the probabliltion are that yen te ABRAHAM MEETING F ELKS MRS. DRAGDO EXHIBITS PROOF) ,. 7h" Kaxe had been in quaranti pg ty srreske h Peis eee al | - 10 days, and was to be released! fairs Te ee ee aes yuble brewing between . OF HER MARRIAGE June 26, the day following the de-| Special sarture of the Lyra. The heavy ere aoe Bc The riding houses of | But No Ram Appeared to Save the) jour AND, Win, July 14—Ash ‘The estate of the late Paul Draed¢lahigment of Washington flour! i People’s 4 British Columbia. | Life of This Modern land in garbed in purple and gold in] Was yesterday ordered by Superior| aboard the Kaga was exposed to the RACING IN Bargain wax established 4 honor of the Kika, whose annual }Judee Bell to be placed tn the hands) sun before delivery, and other ar Store, panesver six weeks ago, and th = te convention will be in session io She > more of a sn "> tidtes were disinfected with carbolle| | Pound boarding house owners VIENNA, July Deaton ta xt two deve any |Draado, who Was present tn court,| ‘The eutbreak of plague aboard the| making able « « to supply _all | remarks ha} sue ings at afl tions, among the ar- | formally objected to th: , gations, a liner teethus commented upon by the that port with crews Tae | part a ae, aaa cane fi sided OD > eMiagre bas pa tet tee Bernt t TTE, ind, Faty ; ada and ‘Trongate have! Vajandur Some thne ago a man | Ponsa ‘Oshkonh, La Crosse [airendy taken steps to contest the tm calculated that a case of lam Ghedll was coauels i with crews sent from|named Aslamasow wan taken pe-) tuum 0) Une i ther citien of the; Wil, by which she te left only phe tnkes from seven to 10 days ery Big ol Rag Fg gp FOr Townsend Hum Mareamed that God promised | St 4 eceuiinas Wetoaede so to-develop, and an the steamer ntil Saturday. The three | ~ C Ne ~ alae z The program will be ushered injment In bis will that he hi 14 day@ en route, the Japanes " gram calle for five him restoration of health If he) the proan ih a reception and | Wife, Mra. Drasdo produced her mars |tient must have been infected on| stuke races with a saat aie | would sacrifice bis Infant mon aga} Mae rei torn and to- [riage license, which had been on file| hoard, Otherwine tle wuat bel Sach event. Phe stables are fi | thank offer ard pina h to do this | morrow iein sen. | in the ditor’s office. |conaidered an Inf d port, @ con-| with fast horses of a high class, | “ pig. ar am By pve. He Secame | fons ¥ fe entert dition which there is no reason to! judging from the auspicious —OF— City Councit Lact Night Gave Him| and shortly afterwncd hi Demsie) ent has been provided by the i suppose correct, Yet it f# difficult) tiong surrounding the opening the Free Water . | well » ofa ity slowed [lodge of the order and from all tn to understand If the,veasel was In-| meeting will be one of the most auc. | marow bought « knife ‘ Heattone the gathering will be fected on her voyage tym Yoko: . or are. by @ lot of worshipers, he took aoe . ud * hasha,-why one of those--aboard | “f**"! ever seen here, The cit fast sight tn penne [oer 12 the eUreh, Rillew Bom ring : should be attacked and why such "| wanTED TO RENT CASKET : or} ey laid his body in front of the Pl he North. | ions time elapaed before the Aine . ine 4 petit fro mthe Moore Invest| phe father has been arreste MARINE NEWS be os rc eho aa tg poanrchetd manifent i} itnott i the veanel wae| MILWAUKEE, Wis. Desiring | ment Compa cif on record a8| the superstitious inhabitants halaeel ca hee tward trip, the| that her body be cremated after her | ne Willing 10 rant free water for] town Canton vould. be imprinoned| uit to the Northwestern Com-|was played tt the Wost yeaterday.| the rate nboard.” \be waste of moner to purchase a|f 96e for 600 Shoo String Belts, le for 150 Silkolines, aplen« a use i Any pri park, wherein the} (Me ving the orders of the Al- | Cuan (A ived from |'That contest wax between Portland | casket, a Southside woman wrote to | 81-30 for 12\%40 Mill End Spe~ | did patterns, , Pubile Ww admitted. mighty. Mercial Company, arrived from) iid Lon Angeles teama in the Pact |‘Underiaker Geo. L. Thomas asking /} ctals, 12/90 for 200 Cretonnes, - 3 ica eesti cenit. anes nee emcee Nome and St. Michael last night fic. coant league, at. Portland, and) — FOUNTAINS him if a casket might be rented for | 1Q0 for 18c Plain Colored Or- 950 for 96-in, Oriental Cure be gi 2 the ra eg Washing t The apes, Seer: Hs a Wan lerna wen by ine home tans Oy alae he occasion. She said in her let- |} gandtes, tain Tapestry, worth 500, eae ovens ee i Geiaha gitls and Oriental rday Mvelled In the sum of $7,000, | Phe Seattle Humane soctety, lant! ter that It would be foolieh waste of 12V0 for 200 Fancy Ktripe R5o for 50-in, Tablo Damask, fen hota tor wooping wp the pari wor] painter of Glan, iris and Oey United States distric t by |noore of to 2 night, petitioned the city council to the Lord's money to buy 1t for thei] Aaugs ree Ge 4 ran ding the hotel. subjects “ oe Pn the in the romult Phe funda me at Bremerton, | abeet at le «ix drinking fountains | few hours in which her body would + ns Mr. Moore (ott aegrieved that wle| Light of Asin,” In New York the a Fer ret oe cer eiluardede tha Mremerton sne Port | ae fear ‘ mien |ite before cremation. Mr. ‘Thomas 196 Plain and Fancy 8 1-80 for 18x36 Towels, worth Pratniees to release the city from dam: jother Any. He was buried of in| i At tte an ioe plant wnd-«|Binkeley teams, was won by the| points about th Huon |#aym, u® B members of the wtate an- |) Dress Crash 1240 Sate rewiliing trom the Recond ave lola home here, | Unrectpracated lee) torre Mir ammonia, at Valparaiso, [navy yard town by a score of 12 to] wae od on | goetation, he cannot “cut the regular | he regrade should Nave been wppar- for * jeer ar oe jab valet ‘Chile. ‘ | hadith and sanitation, | rates, . ave © MAUy doutied, und that ie securing abr pid ee ae lial a