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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-02
SALES LIKELY TO LAST ONLY
ABOUT TEN DAYS.
SEVERAL BIDS REFUSED
Low Prices offered for Wyoming
clips-Day's Offerings Over /. ,
100000 Pounds.
From Wednesdays Daily Gazette.

ny IA lWO0A Ou0AAS0oya DuN WA1AO vAAI
sales were on they were fast and fur
ious. There was no delay of any
kind, the samples having been placed
in the sampling room the night be-
fore and the only thing left to do was
for the buyers to go at them. This
they did with a vengeance and from
8 o'clock until IL made the wool fly.
Had there been sales in the afternoon
the record of n days sales of clips
would have been excel1ed.
The best price of the day was bid
for the first clip offered, that of the
Hon. D. e. Folsom of White Sulphur
Springs, who received IAN cents.
The next best price was 14A cents.
Aside from several other clips the
price was around the IL cent mark.
The sales were as follows:
D. p. Folsom, White Sulphur
Springs; 10000 pounds at IAN cents.
to jeremiah Williams & Co.
Ed. Sayre, Martinsdale; $4,000
pounds at 1915 cents, to jeremiah Will
liams & Co.
Gilman & Jenkins, White Sulphur
Springs; $4,000 pounds at 1875 cents.
to jeremiah Williams & Co.
J.. Muir, Big Elk; 11,00 pounds at
1914 cents, to jeremiah Williams &
Co.
NJ. T. Grande , Lennop; $4,000
pounds at 1874 cents, to Dewey, Gould
& Co.
A. Hoyem, Lennop; $4,000 pounds.
at 1875 cents, to Jeremiah Williams
& Co.
Inderland Bros, Red Lodge; 1900
pounds at 1871 cents, to jeremiah Will.
,iams & Co.
w. Hansard, Billings; 10000.
poundssa al 12A cents, to j. Kcshland
& Co.
w. Hansard, Billings; 10000
pounds at 1914 cents, to jeremiah Will
lii.rls & Co.
W. Hansard, Billings; $4,000
pounds at II cents, to Hecht, Lieb-
man & Co.
3. L. Shoemaker, Two Dot; 10000
pounds at 14A cents, to jeremiah
Williams & Co.
Cassidy & Runner, Joliet; 10000
pounds at 1917 cents, to j. Koshland
& Co.
r. Cameron, Gunton; 10000 pounds
at 1874 cents, to j. Koshland & Co.
Andrew Shauf1e, Absorakee; 5000
pounds at 12h cents, to jeremiah
Williams & Co.
Gaines & Hammond, Musselshell;
1900 pounds at 12A cents, to Jere-
miah Williams & Co.
s. G.. Johnson, Livingston; 5000
pounds at 1921 cents, to ]. Koshland
& Co.
w. B. Sullinger, Grass Range; TO-
900 pounds at 12A cents, to jeremiah
Williams & Co.
Aug. Bray Of Absorakee was offer
ed IL cents for his clip of 5000
pounds, there being a tie betwenn
Dewey, Gould & Co. and Jeremiah.
Williams & CO., but the owner refus-
ed to sell.
The sales will open this morning
at $3.50 at the Burlington, where some
thing like TOO sacks are to be offered.
When these sales are concluded the
buyers will visit the Northern Pacific.
expecting to finish for the day at
about noon. The buyers have decided
not to make any more visits to Big
Timber this season and will remain
in this city until the woods are all Of
fered.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-02

Carpet and rug weaving. Mrs. WIN.
Rose, corner Thirty-6fth street and
Fifth avenue south. 23-S.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-02

Strayed from Sam Topples. Z miles
west of Billings, n brown mare.
branded B on right jaw: one black
mare branded W on the left shoulder;
one bay mare branded w on left
thigh. I will pay $1,000 for return
Of each animal described above.
GEO. DEL,
26-2t Billings, Mont.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-02

he could not say whether the expert
ment would pay. If large amounts
of wool could be got together the
cost of grading would be SO low that
it would undoubtedly pay.
This closed the proceedings and the
meeting adjourned until $50 o'clock
this evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-09
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Robertson & Wilder have moved
their law Offices to the Stangenwald
building, Merchant street. rooms
502O6, 2O7, second foe l6'lw
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-09

than himself, and furthermore he
had got away with his frat Ci-
garette. Luckily, Papa did not
know. Papa was an end-to-end
Smoker and burned up about a
dozen Black Cigars every Day, but
it would have broken his Heart to
learn that any Child of his used
Tobacco. The old Gen tleman was
very rough on Wallie He gave him
the Gig at every opportunity, for
he had no sympathy with Puppy
Love and he hated Dude, and he
actually accused the boy Of being
Lszy. Papa had been such Busy
Bee all his Lille he had no Patience
with sinking Drone.
About the time that this Extraor-
binary Person had his three Chill
dren cowed and subdued his Mother
came on Visit. The Children gave
glad Whoop when Grandma
doomed up at the Front Gate.
Their own Mamma usually played
Second Fiddle to Papa, but Grand
ma took Orders from no one. While
she was at the Helm the Children
had one long Picnic. She staked
them to Spending Money and she
stood between them and many q
Scoldipg.
She had been a stern and Spartan
Mother with her own Children, but
the Grandchildren could have any,
thing they wanted. They got on
the Soft Side of the good Old Lady.
and anybody who was Mean to them
stood an elegant Chance of hearing
something Drop.
For several days after she arrived
the Gar of the Household con-
tinued to publish Edicts and bark
at Wallie and Garry after the
manner of all Autocrats who are
swollen with Pride and Power.
Grandma held in as long as she
could, and then One Day at the
Dinner Table she veered around
and gave him Broadside that was
Beaut.
"Won't you ever get tired OF
badgering these prosecuted Lambs7"
she demanded. "Instesd of nagging
them all day and telling them how
Bad they arp, you ought to get
down on your knees and give
Thanks that you've got three such
lovely Children. The idea of you
abusing poor Walliel When you
were bis Age you read Yellow Black
Novels and put Oil on your Hair
aud wanted to jump into the Well
because the School Teacher
wouldn't elope with you. 1t makes
me 30 drafted Hufy TO hear you
correct Bob and Ruth. You seem
to forget that when you were little
you always spilled Stuff over your.
self at the Table and wasn't worth
your Salt at doing Chores and had
Temper like a Gross. Cut Saw.
l raised six Children and you gave
me more Trouble than oil the
others put together. You were so
Dumb at School you had to drop
back two Glasses. Al you wanted
to do was to tear out with those
Toughs and kill Birds with Niger
Shooters. I'm glad your Children
take after their Mother instead of
you"
There he sat, Blown Up and the
Search Light turned on him. He
was caught with the Goods.
After that hs didn't care to Peep.
The children we're ready to pull his
Record on him. So it was q Happy
Home.
Moral-Keep the Children in the
nark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

The quarters Of the Sailors union,
% this city. are today being eniarE-
cd. At present there f. a reading and
writing room. but Il Ia not equal 70
the demand Their rooms. which are
between Western ard Railroad ave-
uues. are very comfuFfab Bile. and are
frruueuted ~ almost al ~ the sea-
fnriuR men u Seattle When the
present addition Il finished. the quar-
terH VIII aceommada twice tbs
number that they dtd before.
The aaiiora' union 81 Seattle la the
only thing that prevents that deep
sea boarding house from operating
here. Thanks 20 the union. there ia
only one deep sea agency In Seattle
and that l. held very much In check.
In other cities On Puget eound the
sailors boarding houses do a thriv-
Ing business. II Port Townsend and
ln Tacoma sailors are fhnur haied,
almost daily. fiy every conceivable
method men are Induced 10 board
ships and are then prevented FROM
returning to shore Jim Turk. the
notorious Astoria boarding house
keeper. has been behind several large
schemes 81 late. one captain OF a
vessel wanted several sailors ard ap-
piled 20 Turk for them Jim Turk
started after the men. hut was un-
able 20 OIL the nrf. lite method was
10 get his men and then car
~ them aboard. A. he WAS one man
short. something had 70 be done. and
In n hurry Turk. however. was
equal 20 the occasion and procured a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

expedition arrived In Aguinaidn's
camp last Saturday. the E1d inst n
Wan a thriliingly exciting momrny,
an occasion calling for the most alb
solutr GOODNESS ~ judgment and
bravery 81 purpose, when tho little
band II daring American prisoners
was brought into the presence OF ths
chief.
Suddenly. at signal from Gen.
Funston. the Disguise was thrown
aside. and the Americans fell swiftly
upon AEuinaido and his body guards.
SQUAD Prisoner.
A short. sharp HtrusEir. and the
rebel leader vas shackelcd prison
er IN The hands u Funston and bis
followers. In the clash. one Filipino
major vas Killed outright and sewer
al lesser native soldiers we're wound
ed. The Filiplnas fought bravery.
but being taken OF guard. they were
stunned - the acrcenrss q the on
hiauEhf
The retreat 10 Manila was made
without great incident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
MS PALS TRYING
TO FREE HIM

Tse trial a I'd Baker. alleged 20
:. - third % the desperate party
- hsld up Murphy's saloon az
s.srv IN Jan. e. occupied Judge
ss.ssn,s eours this morning. sheriff
NsnAsV aad officers u Tacoma. tho
.sssa II the capture % the three ne
- testified to the circumstances
srrrsrilnr their apprehension.
snlth and Williams. who pleaded
-sfv q the charge. took the stand
= sshaH u tn defendant. They
- declare that IsaksF had no hand
s - robbeFy. and that tho third q
49, numaef Was a white man wha
- eeen elaekened for the occasion.
i srst they both stated that they
II I'd known Baker Until the meet.
- = tht night q their capture.
~ e.. down later. however. and
- TAT they had met him az Au-
- two dass previous TO the night
4 arrest. The case win 80 to the
ssrv thls afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

Green Lakes effort TO obtain water
service through the Cedar river sys-
tenn viii come before the city coun-
eli next Monday night. A resolu-
ton has already been prepared for
Introduction. II would declare in
tention 20 order the laying OF a wa
ter main from Mclrosa avenue and
Pike street TO First and Winnipeg
avenues. payment TO he in bonds ex-
tending over five years The board
OF public works would be directed to
furnish an estimate OF the cost OF
the Improvement description OF
the property which would he espeol-
ally benefited, and a report OF the
proportion OF the cost that would
have 90 be horn by the city OF Sc
attic. Provision for n hearing on
the proposition win be included. AH
the city ig turning n great amount
Of surplus water into Lake Union.
and tho water system Is revenue
producing. Il Is believed TINT provl-
sion for supplying residents OF Green
Lake villa soon In nnndaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
FIRST vALDES
PAPER RECEIVED
81. Elihu Thompson Makes a Fast
Trip Down.

Steamer Eahu Thomson. Capt.
bra arrived from valdes early
ms morning. She lsft Port VAL
6 March - at o'clock. making
u trip 70 Seattle by the outside
AssAxe "a exactly six days. This
asAn all previous speed records.
I1s steamer Bertha left Nnldes sew
rAl hours before the Thomson, but
k<s aof ~ bsen heard from she
bek the inslda route.
The Thomson brought TO Seattle
= mt copy Of the vaides News.
: t-page s-column weekly. ed
70 and published by A. W. Roche
- Newspaper man well known
b Seattle.
EIts passengers were brought
SEn Capt. Walsh. formerly in
.ennahd OF ths Nome steamer
s.-z1Iti. and lately In charge OF the
ashterIng tug Perry At Vaidea. was
- u her Seattle passengers.
rSAkt. gsnks. baggagemastsT al the
..l-I COCK. vas also n return pass
vssE he took a pleasure trip 10
s ss.aes ana return By way Of the
Ashu Thomson.
:. as Fish brothers. who carry the
>. mail from Circle City 70 Val
-. broke all records on their last
". They covered 100 miles In the
koars " = '@' anu " -"
:, he trail between yaIdes and the
s.sseasif1hesna dlggfnga IN crowded
e,tn nnushefs. on March IS over
:, pe9pis were on the Trail at one
800 ana ~ people stayed, over night
4 Jaw mill seven miles beyond
Ne summit.
Iae report Of w. w. Beck census
saamaerafor u the Copper river val
=. Z. ready TO be sent in. IL con-
80 thorough description Of the
ssshtfy. The Copper river valley,
= y defines u. extends from Prince
1Aliafn sound 10 Tarrou ridge and
nssfs an ares OF 1000 square miles.
1911 grass II plentiful and ber-
-, - ~ all kinds flourish from June
- 49, Vetober. Grouse. spruce hens.
slesnslxan, ducks and geese are
!, A y. Leopold and r. u. chand.
capitalists Of New York. who
branch bank at Nome. are
a.. a. ~ Valdes and are preparing 20
psn a banking house there.
sU1 ~ plentiful in Valdes. Ac-
NnE 70 the News. a good chicken
49, ah s may be had for 80. Meals
e rom 3 cents up.
q, 1 sa trouble has been had lately
- a9eA On account OF bad sewer
4 mass meeting was held and
@s decided to enforce the ALAG
.'.ie relating 70 health.
Ha.ss passengers ~ the steamer
wa On the thirteenth voyage 10
hsse nave printed n set Of reso-
H. ~ The new paper IN which
~ pfhise Capt. Johansen and tho
n - o. The Bertha for the way
n Isleh they were treated on
b. z'Hlae day and during the whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
THE HUMBOLDT
SAILS TONIGHT

The Pacific Clipper lines steamer
Humboldt, Capt. Bonnlneld, will sail
for skaEway and Southeastern Al
aHka tonight from the White Star
dock. She win carry about 10
passengers and 1900 tons OF freight.
Her cargo consists principally OF
general merchandise and perishable
goods. Capt. Ralph Smith, a well
known steamboat man Of the upper
Yukon, will be one Of the passengers
for SkhRway. Fritz klohe. mining
man on the interior, IN on his way
Ia Dawson 10 visit his claims la that
locality.
James Basche. n mine owner Of
the interior. Will be n passenger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

which the burglar was standing. vas
about 20 feet distant. With stnnlthY
step he proceeded across the room
and WIS within two feet ~ the bur
KIar before the latter perceived him.
Seeing that he had been detected.
the burglar instantly turned ana at
tarkad Mr.. Runce. a desperate
hand-to-hand encounter followed.
during which AFR. bruce showed him
self 70 be fighter lie finally pick
"a the rnarauder up on threw him
bodily out % tho window.
The fellow went out head FIRST.
carrying with him the window SASH
and several panes ~ glass.
Mr.. Bunce evidently dealt the
burRlnr several terrific blows, f1r
this morning. after Detective Phil
lips had investigated the case, he re-
ported that tho back porch upon
which the burglar fell was spattsred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

WASHINGTON. r. {. March -
News OF the capture OF Aguinaldo by
Gen. Funston was received with
much rejoicing In ofaclaI circles herr,
and generous praise f. accorded the
gallant kansan whose strategy and
bravery have finally placed the willy
Tagai eaieftain IN the hands % the
Americans.
The greatest secrecy has been kept
over the plans Of the capture. Meth
er the president nor the var Depart
meat had AIRY knowledge Of the IN
dertaking until after Gen. Funston
was well on his way 70 Luzon. but
ever since be was informed Of the
details. the president has been wait
lng with intense Interest to hear the
result OF the thrilling venture.
Brave and Bold.
The public was arxt let into the
secret March - b. a Manila press
Dispatch. IL was on tkGz day AKuIn-
aldo was taken. IL was soon realin-
ed that Funston and bis band we're
taking their lives In their hands. as
men traacherous enough to h.tray
AguinAido's hiding place might cas-
ny be Suspected q leading Funston
into a trap. Il Is only recently that
there has been any desire to secure
Aguinaido as q prisoner. When Gen.
Otis was IN command IN the Philip
pines. he rather avoided an oppor-
tunity 10 capture him. fearing the
insurEent chief might BE- a white
elephant on his hands. because his
retention as a prisoner At Manila un.
doubtedfy would lead 70 all sorts II
troubles. while his execution would
raise a howl from the United States.
Since the idea OF Cen Macarthur
70 transport 20 Guam All trouble
some political prisoners was given
approval. various plans for the cap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
What Shall Ho poss

WASHINGTON. Il. .. March - -
The expectation il that Aguinalde
Nil be sent & Juan ana kept a
pNanuer under close surveillance. but
there IL a possibility that n may be
brought 10 The United Htatea Hui
confined here. %. after being kept AZ
Guam for a time. until tha Amsri-
can civil government r firmly estHb=
ished IN the philippines, AEuinaldp
may be given an object lesson b. q
visit - this cuuutrF5
n ia safe a. predict that the ureal-
dent uiii never approve the infection
% the death penalty.
Undoubtedly there vii - rewards
for the brave Funston ard his band
Gen Funston viii Dc PLACED ia line
for the arst vacancy among the briE
adler generals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
A. COTTAGE FOR
WASHINGTON

-. 81. Moore. executive state com
miaHiou Of the Pan American ekpasi-
ton. has made r. novel suggestion -
the commissioner ~ buffalo. aud
one that viii boz Immediately APPROX
"a by the lum berfncn ~ this <rtate.
Mr. Moorf's latest idea. owlnET the
fact that little space iH % he oliaa
"a in tha fair grounds. II 20 have a
cottage built without the Eraunda
hitch will Doe r. Washington product
and an exhibit IN itself A number
of iumhsrmsn have already express
ed their desire Co contribute a. the
scheme, nnd 10 seems now an AZ
aurrd feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
BURGLAR
BADLY
BEATEN
]. A. Punce Had a Hand to
Hand Fight With the
Intruder.

There is a burglar In Seattle who
will always have great diflioulty in
explaining 10 his pals" how 1t all
happened, as IL - seldom that a rob
Der, after being discovered by the
man In the house. IL given a severe
beating and afterwards unoeremon-
lousiy elected. This was the unusual
and painful experience Of an infrud-
er IN the residence Of J. A. Bunce. at
- Mercer street. at an early hour
this morning. Mr.. Bunoe saw the
burglar standing b. the window.
With the aid Of a dark lantern. the
man was helping himself to the con-
tents Of Mr.. Bunce's pockets. At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

first Mr.. Bunce heaitated. fearing that
N he got out Of bed the noise would
attract the attention Of the intruder
and lead 20 violence. lie watched
tho fellow carefully selecting the val-
liable articles and examining papers
and letters.
Presently the burglar discovered
that there wHs money in the cloth
Ing. Dropping everything else. he
proceeded 10 transfer the cash from
Mr.. Bunce's pockets to his own.
Mr. Runce watched the proceedings
with much interest until he saw hia
money quickly dlsappearuncc into
the burglars pockets. He could
stand IL no longer, and jumped out
Of bed. The window In front OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
SOUNDS JUST
LIKE WILLIAM

HERLi&. March gs.-A stringent
BIZ. designed tn regulate and Ia a
measure abolish the pubic sale -
Intoxicating liquors. has been iBiro-
durrd In the PruasiHn diet. prr4um=
ably 20 the Instance ~ Emperor VII
Tam. Among other things. g makes
obligatory the display % charts
showing the Injurious effects - al
Cahoi on the human system. this dls-
play Co be- made in every place
" here lutoNirants are sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
ANOTHER
CHANCE !
Goebel Murderers Get
a New Trial.

FRANKFORT. Ky. March as-
The court ~ appeals today reversed
the hndinE 81 the lower court IN the
cases Of caleb Powers and Jim How
ard. convicted - compiicity ia the
Gaebei murder. and granted them
new trials.
Powers was given llfe imprianH-
mont and Howard ives sentenced -
b. hanged. ue a result Of the nmt
frIaIH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
HORRIBLE

PHOENIX. ArlE. March ga
party Of Americans left here on sun
day % hunt fer mineral treasure on
Tiburon island. IN the Guf Of Cali
fornla. Ktftofquera. one % the par
y. returned this morning. and re-
ports that the remainder ~ the party
we're killed BY eannihai Indians Two
companies Of Mexican troops have
been ordered to the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
MURDERS
CHILDREN
Yelling Madman Kills
Seven: Wounds More.

BRUSSELS. March 81 mad
n4n ran smuck IN the crowded
ssee1 n Luxembourg today. He
&4xasd among q number Of children,
- eng them down and crying that
b Id core to save them from the
80 a living.
- rad man killed seven children
al s0an4ed many more before the
issAsr x ons q the victims faced the
iasssse and shos him down
lac city u In mourning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
BRUTAL. i!

BUTTE, Mont, March 28.e Frank
Graham. an Austrian. wac beaten 20
death In a row that occurred at an
early hour this morning IN a saloon
Ia the boulevard addition. Chris
valiant, an Austrian, WtH stabbed
In the abdomen. lie viii die. The
police are hunting for another Aues
trinn, named Frank Frnlie. who Il
believed 10 be- guilty Of al least one
OF the murdcrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

WASHINGTON. n q. March "a -
The dispatch from Macarthur an.
neuneinr AFuinaldo'H capture. rs-
eeivsa At fiEo last night az the war
department. rredn.
Manila. General Funston JUST re-
turned from expedition 90 Falannu
province. isabella. where he captur-
I'd Aaulnnlto. who T. now IN my poe
session at Maiacauan. Particulars
later
palauhu = near the northern coast
Of IsuHou Maiarhnan il the FLIP
tho name for Macarthur palace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
POLICE NOTES.

Detective Powers received a letter
from Mru. Katherine Collins. Of Han
frhncisco, today, asking him 10 To-
cate her son, Geo. ID. Collins
ia Roberts alias the "HkaKWay
Kid. and A. Kdiy, viii bee given n
hearing IN the police court this aft
eruoon on charge or highway rob
berry.
Jeanette FhEcr ~ on trial before
Police Judge George this afternoon
on "a charge o. grand larceny
Not am arrest WAS made b. the
police from O'Clock yesterday even
ing up 90 10 o'clock thia morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

NEW YORK. March ss.-Admlral
nnusy said
4 am extremely delighted "a hear
- the capture. II Nfli suf tn var,
for v hen the surnrstitt1ns Fliipiu9a
realize that their leader really ia
captured. Notwithstanding his
charmed life, they vii say down
their arms"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

The Seattle Electric Company has
n force Of men at work tearing up
the switch In Pioneer square. by
which cars are transferred from the
First avenue to Second avenue by
way Of james street ft will be re-
laid on n grade equal TO TINT of tho
First avenue line. instead Of about
six Inches lower The work OF dig
cling up the sleepefs embedded in
the concrete foundation IL very dim
cult.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
NOT THIS JAMES.

The James Montgomery reported
by the police yesterday an a fugitive
from justice on the charge OF rails
Ing checks. IL not the James Mont
Romery favorably known as form
erly engineer Of the Seattle Brew
ing & Mating co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Assault 10 Murder.

\ complaint vas issued today and
sworn To by Detective Corbett.
charging J. L. Hart with assault
with a deadly weapon with the ir-
tent 10 commit murder The vic
tim l. Eugene Mayer, who resid Pc
ON Yeaier way near Fourth avenue.
Hart viii be given a hearing tomor-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

has dAgunald
the
provin eof isabella slandof
,Commn L
Barry having on a
5
WASHINGTON rom Arthurcon
pture of Agunal
He h
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
De csreTsl, IopsEi

BOSTON. March zs.-sIxto Lopez.
former secretary g. AEuinald0. and
who has been IN the United states
some time. representing the FLIP
loo cause. this morning said
"AasuNpg that the great Filipino
leader ~ been taken. his capture
will not affect the policy % the Fll-
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