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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-16
THE MARKETS
wnoIEsAlr pRtrEa

FtN0& $500 FFtf1 = .
.,,s' s''s go. Fs,ss. sFs e Asy ssyss Is ss.s.
~ p~f sect htehnrs1
proNislens
Itssh Msat,4cow bet. sse r. steer
i.s,''sissaa. H.r. t. 70. hr.asts.s -.
cen. ifae %. bellies tr~sA tsse =.
Vegetables
Native corn. q S per aack nattVt
~ ean g. 81 Z per asrks segat patss
tees. i4e pes 10, native early fues.
sae3fiee per eet carrots. 81 g sack
tat9lAsas. tsez5ii -. eehhaSs. Ne 10
eaulltseNet- s.see aezs safs=sesz.
is0see dos esss y, -. - aas Fsaisnss
fae Goa punches, oriats. - ewts FFesas
IL dusra huHHhca Yakima fnHiaWe
Hubbard squash. iise pr u. pgmvkina.
Greer Fsuls. Ete.
Apples. native aeGfi - pee boz
rfskcHtHins. 8 atifi 5 paF box cfats
.setsg pr Boz nutmsF. 8 esii = ~.
fa@si3 p. YAKIMA pears. aeesti = pst
~ native i.ssts. - -. -.
ssii,!,a gnegru. .. pr pesss.t r..
Stits, szsEsss. tisekasrrisa. q -
Hay. Grain ard Feed
Oats. 50 ton harley. n ton shsaI
81 tor. rhau 80 tcrs shofta. Al
ten braa 81 - tca4 sil reah rs = tee
y W timothy. new SIS too ~ W.
essnapFv~sxs ti1nsatag, 49, 80 - 80
49, ~esss eAg. tis % tea SO sif.ifs.
tan. mfdAhn9. feaao
Butter. Chess. Esas. Poultry
BsssfsT-s ~ asAssEt1a efaam-rirz. nc
eastern. 80 Sc dairy. 4Atf4le.
Ekks-frsah ranch. sFUstc dos; East
chss-s-Nssivs ws.Agnwtaa- faa er~srA.
tss. unharssF 49, s~iss. hrstk. tsgiee
hsns ik1it1. i've ducks ~. dressed
ite srFfak ghseksfsa. q &z4s aa4. ilxs
sss... teeiia
PRICES TO PRODUCE
ffsss- eFices are tsf sae-ta esiiv~rra ~
raiiFeaa, fselsht asFes. - - the asss 70
tsis riir.1
Hay and Grain
Eastern WAaaingtun Timothy 80 -
Per too. alfalfa. 81 D ton cats. - -
ton. baFtsy. tzl-N ten. uhsat - a.
tun bran. tian too shorts. ~ - fen
nisdfinR.. E.she tor. psgat sound hay
81 ee0u -
eggs. Poultry ard Livestock
sprins chickens. O. ta1te doA
ExEa. fresh ranch. ~. live hens.
fJt4r III, tiVe ducAa ttu fr. dressed FtAi
s&flr. dfaaa~a psIttau. attassc ID. dress
al kaea 1fsear - fhases nesf eaus - fe@t
A. - stssrs 90 feet q ~ eslssa q tsls
ense ~ haas 81 faat u - hiars sstIe
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superintendent 81 schools Cooper
reports an increase 81 Ltaa in school
attendance feF the sUcuud Monday
~ this school year. over the second
Mendf9 % last Tho total attend
nnes Ia nov tHiie.
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CAPTURED

MEMPHIS renn.. sept ix-Fifiesn
policemen this morning surraaF dsd 4
house in this city aud ARRESTED tlyo me-
kfe Aaaearsaass. who are charged wtsa
passlrE cuuntttfait currency b. l@Res
quantities durgus the razi fre menths.
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FIGHT FOR
P0STP0NMENT

eVNFnIASA. Ky. Sept As Curt
iu4tH attorneys ATE to-day making a
strenuous uaht for "a nahipunemuat
~ his trial. alleging that It II i'm
possible 60 secure justice. owing e.
the bias of the residents Of the
ea0ttv
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SCOTTISH RITE
IN SESSION

BOSTON, sept. 1.-The annual sea-
sisn q the supreme eauacii q sect
fish rite M.tsana nciudiug tbs North-
eFu states cast % she Asaslpni asseHn.i
harr TITS marniuz. The thsFts sthiTd
aaxres vf.A b. ranferrva on = large
Number % candidates thla cxeuluE
flaurins cIasnes Men Frt eve. rrof
Wiiseu. ranka hall private isasons .ss
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seAr 7 ! L. Inyst a6lLTr AND

Past steamers city u Everett and
JeieHfapa. So round trip daily aK-
cept Friday Leave Seattle flt = M
: . 3. m Leave Everett Is a m s
n. m. u m. - y. m, SIS p IN. 7 Isl
3 m Friday leave Seattle fis a m
~ % ms p ~ w 'isasS leave ;ssrs, !,
dock. Seattle Everett Land Co dock
E*ssett, Telephones. Sunset. James
1871. independent i2Sl
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AMERICAN
GENIUS IS
SUPREME

ST. PETERSBURG, sept Is An
American, Charles LAutlson, has In
stalled a complete fire signal system
here patterned after the rhiiadols
phia system.
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Isn't ~ about time faf "a iun Hat
Come in amt lef un heip yuu rhaase
just the tiRht one. All styles SOFT
and stiff kiuE Bros, ait 81 ave
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OLYMPIA. sept a. The state
capitol commit 4Sion viii be- obliged
60 reahyefiiae Yaf bids FOR the aierr
tfie lighting of the state capitol
building Attorney General Htralloh
advised Governor Mniuidr that the
award ~ the contract 20 the Kill
bourne clarke Company 81 seattle
fur $40 sou WAS iiirKat
The Il - Miles q Piper Company
and others protested against tho
award on the eFaund that under the
award system was chosen on
which they wefe not given al 0pnor
tuntfY to bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-16

WA1.LA wkLLA. Sept i5=Ray
York. carrier far route ku. p. Will
make his initial trip today, after
which time Whiia Walla viii have
m operation five rural delivery mall
routes -Four routes have been eHr
ness has huun gradually Efpwins on
each route.
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n u ~ ii As l5tEkP 80 SEE TIL
BEST
REMEMBER THE NAME.


MISS RICE Etga~ circles sunaAy
TueHday ard Friday eve Tteaainr1
daily Ills lei ave- Crand Pacific
hotel
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Classified Ads
Books For SaIe

Hoe1es nlschlns ssop pfaeiles. "a
edition. up Go date g. 90 down. Z b
. month Library 81 Electrical SCI.
euces Err volumes. Gon8. 81 . a
month J = Edwards FEDERAL no
tel Third AID Pine
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ron skf.E- Exehanee - Reaf &,
owner II nrrea new s-rnam house.
nuufn'r Kitchen chicken house and
barn. 10 bTarinE fruit trfas al feue-
Cd IN Just across the ballard city
Unit For Informs llon Ihquire ~
No ih East Wiibsrt street near
Railroad avenue
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IasAQuAU. sept IA llneman
named Perry 10 the employ uf tho
Hnouualmlu Power Company, WAS
painfully burned hy live wire ht
Preston yesterday evening. The nos
eident occurred white Perry was up
nn a pole fskiuE the snatch block
Oft His injury IL not acfiauu
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SURE CURE. FoR Piles

SURE CURE. FOR PtkES
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form. az well ~
Blind. bleeding or Proruding Piles
are cureds bYs DIR. no-san-ko'a Pile
Remedy -5topF itching and bleed
.iiiT; .Abrorha tumora. SOC a jar, at
of sent by mail. Treatise
flee: W.lfr mfr about your case. Dr.
'Hosnnkof Philadelphia. Pa. For sale
att tina QuaRhr Drug Co.. 1918 First
avenM. Seattle.
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Fer saie--Farn,. and land.

Most ~ soid this sfeek-a8 acres be-
tween Seattle and Tac0ma tract
and neiehhorH. an level lard. good
soil 10 acres cleared ~ acres pass
tufei orchard n 30 bearing trees. q
room house large barn tea Rob-
eN& Aaitby. &c New YORK block.
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blowing Hilllnm A H0WrltH nafa at
bnehomiah. We're arrested yesterday
A safe blowers bt vas found ON tho
two mrns
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PART Es wanting 20 SQUAT on home.
stead claims cruising h00o,vQn Or and
better. call room 400 Pacific block
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Z and 5 Union Block.
Sunset. Main al independent. an

ron SAi.E-S-ronm heusc. lot eaxil0.
fne Wow near Lake Union. 81 .0oa
tsroom house and lots IN South Park.
nne garden. best 81 soil. $50 ~
4 lots on West Queen Anne I'm. finest
marine iylaw. only $50 for all
10 acre tract near South Park. All
fenced and seeded into grass. ssrty
tta flue view n the sound come
quick VI Nnu want IL
oFAIsHEIM a. HOLMAN
ma New York Hook
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Hprtus chic hFF1Es t@+sat = Goa
ExEa freah ranch. ~. live hens
iJt4r 10 tiea dtfrka ttu ID. dressed YEA
statlr dfaaasa ptGttnsk. fafassG 10 dress
al kaes fAssar ii ehases nesf eaus - fe~t
~ - stssrs 90 feet q n. esissa % fs.la
anse n! haas 81 f11t- Z - hiars ea1fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-16

Fks*E EssFsssH IN f1-acra ranch
room house barn. STORAGE room
root house. well and running water.
well stocked, and farm Implements.
ali for 81 H0
Two fsns water front fruit ranches FOR
sale ~ VERY low prices.
A lovely suburban f-houm home near
Tacoma, wuusfahcd. stable. STORAGE
building. good well a. fine heaFiae
fruit trees. the lot II ls8xisa with
neat picket fence price lust now only
So cash. worth much more
! have a long lst OF good farms. one
Of y acres. well Improved Tor 81 80.
and one aeruSs the road from IL IN
acres, well improved. at g. 40. Nfsh
lot ~ stock and farm implements
lust listed these will So soon
l.. = spRENGiE
a1s Arcade building Phone Main ii9i
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cf.oeING our SALE.

GUESSING OFT SALE.
t3fh--tiere Is your chance 60 set acres
o. lino land only one.half mile from
electric car by paying 50 down and
small monthly pay meuta thereafter
come IN and let us show you this
property,
First avenue and Cherry street
81 Washington Building.
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WIFI to notify at PARTED having
ms property iiHted TOT aaIa. f6af II
y 20 longer 81 the market u ~
iiHYra Ekit - ave. seattle
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PROF sIlgLDov.
HHf a4aF

lff has stood the test for ~ wfare
time. ana today stands a. the only
Psychic Fnlmist. eiairF8Fanf and
AHtrulnEar who tells FaG the inner
TmuHf secrets u your iiff ait Duf Hnk
INK sou question. HE Wufk IL en-
flrsfF different from other fH0scallesib
palniHts and eiairv9Fauts BE al.
Nissa on love. marriage. divorce.
speculation, Ia WHuita changes. huN-
bands. wives. nWfethsarfa ane. IN
fact. anything pertaining 60 human
welfare ifn fFiis FoH how e. rhnuFa
your life u mlsfoi-tuuf o. one 81 har,s
secretly attract " influence the on.
you love - admire, no matter Hhers
located - do not daspalf gutiI 80
have consulted him.
BY MAifs=Ask Hif questions. Vers
date Of birth. fncfaea one dollnr
PROP gf4Ef.JflE
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JOHN kOGLEHEnaB Az afs,s -.
moved e. iW First avenue fIaet-
north Of PIKE street We eHIs 30
rHhuue ind n iHl Glnnafa ID a., -
lns Monday, "Wednesday and friday
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For sale AZ 400 g fi1 each lots b0xsfo
tq an alley, excellent soil and good
NtrN % sound and overlooking Hal
iaFd and Salmon bay, only a short
distance from Great Northern shuph
and on plank road u aruF post ana
% Hue - proposed street ear sxten.
sieu 80 army post. Cedar river vat
~ Terms. $40 cash and g. per month
several choice corners left
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WEST 4 WHEELER.
3 Union Block ~ First Ave.
Suaet Main I'll independent I'll
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~ As.isise. ~ y itsap .eevnt{ gerf&sl.y
lii nrouefsN, Nae rhlchru ana Fruit
ranch t~nrr- tlS AFrads.
fsIffaAgs lots ~ SO ups a. HiiiHtan ettYi
only ~ minutes ride on oid Rfuton car
line on Washington street, terms 50
down. 81 monshiri come today large
warm office on grounds.
FOR farms and acreage IN Western Wash.
ineion oAn on alettengren q Arneil. -
noxweii block.
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RAINIER rr.ru

Tht PLACE To LIVE
EAsY 40 REACH EASY To aryv
Beautiful location en- shore Of IAk. vrs.e
instan, short ride on scent siert.ts -.
from FiFHi and Washington. inrrn M.
h0niiA With alley are ceiling last ~ ,fs
- snd tteo At 81 and $50 down ami 4.
month, lha ALREADY cold. everybody ia.
Rainier Reach rs she hest and eh.ap.
ct rruperty on market Tor home ana ~
Vesifnenti schools, churches atores ia.
refden epils cleared and arsded avenues
eidewalks. grand Views boating hathinw
fishtre hiEh and heaithfnl. plenty wpol
ent city water, lumber on terms or nom.
built See MI Weed, aaenf. offfce Al
Rainier Heacn or O. X. aturfpVAuf. na A.
~ 1919 49,
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y. w West J. w Wheeler
WEST a WHEELER
Real Estate. Rentals Loans ana fnsur.
and Iniaa block
hunAet Main ai independent. al.
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A KEW HLEcTHfcH MATHEMATICS
Qut-cuatH less money and VIII ont
last any battery on The market va
work. Geo. hHhnefef 2nd ard eHerrv
H. basement F.-L bldg Tel md
X 1913
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y. W West J w wheeler.
WEST &WHEELfcR
RCal Estafe. Rentals Loans ard Ia
HuFuuEas
I and 5 Union Block

and 5 union Block.
Sunset. Main al fHdeprndent iii.
500 TO ti1 EACH
Your choice ~ no lats In the RAlti-
more Near the state uuiVer-
Hlff and on the cedar river water
main. this property has a good view
and - near good schools; L. In an cd
ucataonai district where the neigh
hnrhNod II clean away from saloons.
lluuf houses and places Of a similar
character dld you know that there
h state law protecting this district
from saloons for a distance Of two
miles from the state uuiVsnsitys this
feature alone viii make this a high
class residence diatricf. the terms are
yle cash and s. per mnnths we also
have two houses ln this addition Tor
Sfsa each. terms 500 cash and SIS per
month
=. W West J. W Wheeler.
WEST 4 WHEELER.
Real Estate. Rentals Loans and In
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CtaiTvoyant

CHHfBrEhHENH Dancing Ciasses =.
Eel term opens second week Sept.
Phone Red ~
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FuE q RELIABLE AND INTEIfi.
CENT NDfAAg NEAUf.ff
DON'T Fail TO CgaEff.T rEGq
LtNfNGaTOhE
10 tells your Hfe a. II b.. be ID good
uf bad RE poeliivsiY refuses - a..
had your reading. and not ihsu II
Yau are not perfectly satisfied
READINGS 81 o. DON'T FORGET
NAME ANB ADDhifk FHOF.
TIL conNEH rHHgf AVENi II
AND SENECA. H'rHEET.
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Auction Sale
-1UTs n AfrTf0N

! CHANCE TO O FTYOU A LOT At
nuIIH OWN PRICE on WHICH
TO BUILD YOU 4 HOME
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ffhass prices sFs e any narsr ~ ausas
iitt~s fTisss - small parshAsss sxsr.s.
% PSF esni hixhar.t
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Ic AUCTION WITHOUT

LQTs IS wEnsTERs MADis So Z
fHEEr ADDITION Will. ne
SOLD OK SATURDAY. sE.IsTE.af-
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cHAS. BAKER. Chairman.
T.. 9. SMITH.

Constituting the Board of County
Commissioners Of King County,
State Of Washington.
Attest.
Geo u. f.amping,
co. Auditor aud Ex-Offlelo Clerk of
the Board. a
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THE TERMS on PAYMENT WILL.
ltE Is WHEN SOLD AND ~ FER
MONTH WITH INTEREST AT 4
TER CENT. OR ~ ALL CASH Ts
pNGIEu FROM PURCHASE
PRICE
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Financial
MONEY

10 sAiaFisd employees ana wage earres---
You get our system of ioaus that sets
you eut 81 debt. any lady or eentiamAn.
clerk. bock-keeper, salesman. trainmAn.
machlriqt, engineer. etc, having rsii.
able employment can set. just on HE
note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
BEAVERS GETS HABEAs CORPUS WRIT.
Says Government Has Exceeded Authority
by Having Indictments in Two Districts.

George W. Beavers yesterday, through his coun-
sci. resorted TO habess corpus proceedings to as
certain whether the government was not exceed
ing its authority in causing indictments TO be re-
turned against him in two separate federal dis
tricts.
The proceedings yesterday began by Mr. Beavers
going TO the office of United States Marshal Hen
KEEL accompanied by his bondsman, J. r. Brown of
Audubon Park, who formally surrendered him to
the custody Of the marshal. While in the custody
OF the marshal Mr.. Seabury, representing Mr..
Beavers. applied TO Judge Holt. Of the United
States District Court for writ Of habeas corpus,
declaring "a his application that his client was be-
ing illegally restrained and deprived OF his lib
erty by of the fact that separate and
distinct removal charges had been made against
him this district
Mr. Beavers, II shown. had been indicted in
Brooklyn for alleged completely in connection with
the contract Of the fraudulent Manufacturing
Company. and, that, following his arrest in this
district, proceedings had been Instituted by the
United States attorney to secure his removal to
the Eastern District Of New York, where the in
dictnent was returned subsequently. it al
legged a second indictment was returned in Wash
ington against Beavers, and he again arrested
IN this district hearings begun In preliminary
examination on second renewal charge. the
Mr.. Beavers officially removed to Washington for
the postal contract of the Columbia Supply Gem
pany- 1t is impossible, according TO the oonter-
remove Mr.. Beavers to two separate districts at
tended thar the hearings can be legal in only one
case-that Of the first Indictment. found IN Brook
Ign. ~
Judge Holt made the writ returnable on October
?, the same date when United States District At
torney Youngs, Miss Wrenn and inspector Little
are TO appear before the judge and shew cause
dis6beying the subpcenas issued BY United States
Conmissioner Hitchcock in the Beavers case.
The writ having been granted MI Sea bury asked
the court TO fix bail pending the hearing on the
IGe NOT ~ec rS Dd he a. foSey bonds
man, and Mr.. Beavers again obtained his liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
MAN ACCUSED BY HOGAN DISMISSED.
Action Taken Not on Account Of Magis-
trate's Charges, Says Greene.

Robert E. Ullner. formerly plain clothes police
man. attached to the Old Slip station. was yester-
day dismissed from the force by Commissioner
Greene Ullner OF the policemen accused
by Magistrate Hogan of grating" and was put
on trial before Deputy Commissioner Ebsten. In
announcing Ullner's discharge from the force. Com
missioner Greene said yesterday:
''Ullner was not dismissed because of the charge
brought against him through Magistrate Hogan
The evidence submitted did not substantiate the
charges Cllner was dismissed for being absent
from duty for five days and over"
The Commissioner asked II any charges
would be brought against Sergeant Nash and Cap
tain Ferris Of the West Thirtyseventh-st station.
whom Magistrate Hogan included in his charges of
graft"
mo charges will be brought against either of the
officers" said the Commissioner. They have not
been guilty of any breach OF duty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
GETS BIG CONSCIENCE FUND" CHECK
Collector Stranahan Receives $2O6 20 from
Boston Lawyer for Client.

y. n. Stranahsn, Collector OF the Port yester-
day received what is said at the Custom House
20 be the biggest single contribution TO the
conscience fund" ever received at this port
The letter accompanying the contribution. with
out the names. which were withheld, is as fol-
lows:
] send you herewith my check for S206 20. an
amount supposed 10 be due your department.
For some reason this indebtedness Was not paid
when due. and my client desiring that strict
9ustice be done. takes this method OF disoharg-
ing what is thought 10 be beth a legal and a
moral obligation. For various reasons my
client desires nOt TO be known, wishing only TO
have the error corrected.
The letter was written by a Boston lawyer
on Monday. At the Collectors Office It was said
mat nothing about the transaction In which
The government did not get its full due was
known there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
CHARGES FALSE, SAYS CRAWFORD
He Has Not Seen Hallenbeck, His Partner
Since Monday.

The WynkOop. MISUNDERSTANDING Company. ac-
cordfng TO a statement made yesterday by Charles
c crawford. a member OF the firm. TO a Tribune
reporter has received no notification Of any KIND
REGARDING the reported joint indictment by the
grand Jury in Washington on Monday OF H =.
Isallenbeck president and manager Of the company
with lanes T. Metcal1 and his son. Norman r.
NTetcalf and the single indictment Of Rallenbeck,
gl in connection with the contract for printing
money order blanks.
Mr. Crawford asserted point blank that the
charges were false from beginning TO end. He In
tiraated that eX- Foreman Herman. OF his company,
who some time go the money order blank
contract from TIE company, was responsible Tor
any such charges as might have been made ana
hat the assumption that the neNSpdlIer re-
ports we're accurate. Assistant Attorney General
Eobb was responsible for their being pressed Tor
The sake OF indicting some one ,,,.
Neither the company said Mr.. CRAWFORD al
corrsyn nor Mr.. Norman Metcalf. who occupies
The positisn Of bill clerk in the company has oeen
irfoTmes by the authorities of any such tndlct-
Tnents and until they have been we can natuIally
ton has been the newspapers. OF course. the
whole charges are false. absolutely false.
Mr. lanes NetCalf one Of me most honor
abJe ard upright empl-yes that the Postof1ice De-
money order department UP from practically moth
ing tc and made OF II the only dcpartfn ent
recoenized by foreign governments. he was even
decorated hV the Russian Government And, IN
return for ain this. his government indicts him.
Asked where Mr.. Halienseck was, MI Cra~1oro
said he had him for a few minutes on Monday,
but since then. Ho might be anywhere;
Norman Metcalf, when seen later, SAID ne mad no
statement TO make. He had no doubt that Mr
Crawford's statement had covered the situation In
Its present state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
WON'T LET GAMBLERS REOPEN.
Jerome Makes Statements About Raids
Prisoners Cases Adjourned.

District Attorney Jerome said yesterday that he
proposes to show the gamblers in this city that
they could not from place to another
and open their houses He said that he would not
permit it II he could help it.
In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday the
prisoners taken in Monday nights raids ar
raigned. The men taken in the first raid, at No.
107 West Forty-ffth-st.. described themselves as
Phil Daily. tr., clerk living at the Metropole
Hotel: George Chase. living at the Hotel Empire.
and Eugene Hi, OF No IA West Forty-ffth-st.
Daniel O'Reilly. who appeared before Justice
Wyatt for the prisoners had the hearing adjourned
until Saturday at 10 a. m, and the men held
IN s. 900 bail each, which was furnished by Peter
De Lacy.
The other place raided at No 80 West
Tvventy-ninth-st., where two men. who said they
were George c. and Henry Middleton, were ar
rested Levy & Unger appeared with them before
Justice Wyatt and with the exception OF giving
their names the defendants, under instructions
from their counsel refused to answer all ques-
lions. Their hearing also adjourned until
Saturday at 10 a. m. and the men were released
in hail Of $1,000 each furnished by George Smyth
M jerome was asked II he thought the places
had been tipped off last night He said:
but I think the places had been told TO be quiet
last night II is my intention to show the gamblers
that they VAL not De allowed 70 run In TINS cry.
and Il VIII DO them no GOOD 10 move from one
place 10 another. / am going to get these fye men
indicted as soon as possible ana siEe tnelI q
speedy trial For that purpose am locking around
10 see where put their cases on the CALENDAR
Commissioner Greene said that great credit was
due to INSPECTOR Walsh for the raid the alleged
Gambling house IN West Twenty-ninth-st. He said
that the District Attorneys Office had been in
formed OF the raid ~ the inspector but that all
the credit for the raid due to Inspector Walsh