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Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
NO MORE STATISTICS
Copper Mining Companies are With.
 drawing From Association


 | The copper mining companies which sell their output through the United Metal Selling company are withdraw. ing from the Copper Producers associ- ation. This has caused quite a ruf- fie in copper circles. Even John Stan ton' president of the Copper Produc- , CTS association says that it will here. after be useless to attempt to issue sta tistics, as when not complete or near the line of exactness, confusion would follow. By this lack of information the copper trade-incluting miner owner, smelter and renner-Rill be left in total ignorance as to the stat. Us Of the copper industry of the world
 The monthly statistics have been an- ticipated with great interest by the metal trades in general, and naturally the action of the copper companies that sell their copper through the Unit. ed Metals Selling company, which rep. resent something like 75 per cent of the total copper of the United States. has created considerable unfayorabIs comment
 It is said that the resignation of the companies were due to the fact that tnere were not sufficient reciprocal ar rangenents with the foreign compa- mes In the matter of furnishing accu rate statistics such as are published by the Copper Producers association.
 There is a copper association in London, but the figures published by IL are meager The Copper Produ- cer's association has been in exist ence for many years, it's original pur- pose being to promote harmonious re- Iations between the various producers or the country.-Miner and Manufact- urer.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
Another Game.

The ball team is making an effort to arrange game with the Huachuca soldiers. The game with Cananea seems to have fallen through. though the local nine will probably go there next month to engage in a series Of games. TIcson reports that it is com ing with strong team. That is just what the local players waht It was stated yesterday that Smith and Me kenna. last seasons battery, are ex pected 70 return to BisLee in the near future
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
Some Excitement.

Tucson had some excitement the other day Deputy United States Mar shal Charles Utting left to serve some papers in the Gunsight country, and did not return as soon as expected. He returned just in time to head of several large searching parties that were about to be sent to search for his remains. It was supposed that he had been killed by Indians or out laws.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
Tombstone Attorney.

Attorney Goodbody arrived in the city yesterday evening from Douglas. While there he looked after Gutierrez the Mexican who is wanted for killing another at Chiricahua station. Attor- ney Goodbody states that the Mexican vas taken from Agua Prie;a to Cana nea, where he is wanted for murder. He gave 1t as his opinion that the Mex ican would try to escape, and that this would be the cad of him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS

F. H McVeagh, San Francisco. Mrs. l.. Scott, Denver.
 William l.. Klein, Chicago. Henry Hill, Calumet. John Mauser, Calumet. John Medlyp, Calumet. M. H. Merriman, San Francisco l.. T. Parsons, San Francisco. c. l., Tener, Pittsburg. Robt. McAlfee. Pittsburg. John C. Oliver. Pittsburg. Chas. Briggs, Calumet. Peter Reppe, Calumet. Jas. Hoatson, Calumet. s. W. Parratt, Morenci. l.. W. Sleeman, Morenci. M. Stockder, Denver, Colo
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
To 5eain Assessinl.

Marshal Henderson, who acts in the capacity of city assessor. stated last night that he will begin to assess city property in about two weeks. He says that 1t will take from ten days to two weeks to cover Bisbee. The as sesset aluation will be slightly larger than it was last year, owing to the improvements that have been made since that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
Lumber Man.

l.. w. Blinn, one of the leading lum- Der men of California, was in the city yesterday from Los Angeles. He states that southern Arizona Is fast becoming lumber market that solicitS the at tention of lumber dealers. He accounts for it by the larg enumber of mining companies that have been recently or ganized and are building houses as well as using large amount Of timber in their mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
Board of Pharm scy.

Governor Brodie has appointed the following members of the territorial board of pharmacy created by the leg. isiature: C. l.. McClatchen, of Clifton, A. G. Hulett and F. s. Wakelin, of Phoenix, c. A. Gale, of Williams, Fred Fleishmann and George ". Martin. of Tucson and Harry Brisley, of Pres colt.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25

The investigation of the postofice department at Washington continues to bring forth new evidence of official corruption almost daily. Let the good work go on. The rottenness of the bureau is getting nearer to its head and the latest development caused the summary dismissal of the assistant attorney general who was the legal adviser of the postoflce department.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
At Twenty-Five Dollars.

Major Hargrove stated yesterday that an offer of s25 for twenty-five shares of Lucky TIger-Combination stock had been refusedA An offer at this figure was made, but when the party owning the stock came to make the sale he backed out, saying that he had rather hold it himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
Csnanea Preparations

The people of Cananea are putting forth energetic effort to attract a big crowd on the occasion of the sporting carnival to be held there on May 9th. 9th and 7th. It looks like Bisbee would send big representation to as- sist in whooping up the success of our neighbor across the border.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
Increase in Garbsoe.

City Scavenger Coleman stated yes. terGay that since the city has iracgu- lated the free scayenger service. it has greatly increased Residents. who reused in the past to pay for taking away their garbage. now have nearly barrel full every morning. He states that II will be necessary to employ more help to keep up with the work during the summer months
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
Eineines Coming.

J. K. Choate, of the Fl Paso and Southwestern, stated yesterday that his company is anxiOusly awaiting the arrival of more engines from the east. He states that freight is piling up at Fl Paso with no engines to move it on toward Bisbee. He expects that the road will receive one or more of the new engines in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
x BRIEF CITY NEWS x
lEood Sale

The Ladies of the M. F. church will hold another food sale this afternoon from to p. m., in Library hall. They will also serve hot coffee and sand wiches.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
METAL MARKET REPORT

President Roosevelt speaks enthusi- astically about his trip through Tel iowstone park; most anyone would.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
SHOCK QuOTATIONS.

Calumet. Michigan, April 2+.-Paine. Webber and company today issued the following list of stock quotations for mining companies near Bisbee:
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25

Paradoxical though it may seem. ey- cry time a gun goes of it stays right there.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
More Come.

More Come.
 Several prominent mining men from Michigan arrived in the city yesterday Some of them already have interests in this section, and others come to ac- quire property.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
New Houses.

New Houses.
 Three new cottages ste being built on the Lake Portage company's prop .erty. They will be used by the men employed there as bunk houses and ,. boarding house.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25

Necessity keeps a man from getting rusty.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-25
CITY OFFICIALS
MARKET PRICES YESTERDAY

In the local report the retail price Is rated on the best quality:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
HE'LL SHUT
EN- OFF
SUPERINTENDENT LAYS DOWN
LAW TO tRRIaATtoNisTs

suut Yoanxs. q the city water DC.
partlnsnt ls ssnainE out notices fhAt
the Department will no tanErr tolerate
violations q It, rules - 30 ths usf
a elty water Ger irrikatias purposes
Yer tnfrucglan - rules 10 TIE fataFs
h. Threatens "a ens N water 'fafa ths
guiit9 parties. In explanation - this
nsssss As saaa ssszizF
we are MT doing thia because "
WAhs O. BE- arbitrary - The mattgf.
bat negause Il i fur tbs beet Interests
- ths eity as = whole. Il often hap
PETS row that 80 pie living tH the
ieWsr districts wir bsl sater fun ala
day r. nprluklIng their lawns When
lheY 80 this peopir iitiaa ea TIE hiiie
ffeaaentiy cas- DOT st water faf any
purpass IL e not FiEht AID shoaF
uvinK on tbs lowiands ahauid have
-omr consideration Zoe their usiEh'
icFa.
s-rhs cause q this Shortage u wAtsf
on he hills shen All arr using Ratsf
Tor lrFiEauan thFuustaat the daf -
not iaes II supplf. hat lsek ~
pressure o. fnree ths water ~ hav.
10 e tn hish reints TIE atsirthHiius
maias and service pirea are nef tarFs
sruuMh 20 rive the pressure ahFn
- .,., 49,. ..A-ss issst4
n = uumu@F - alstFiTfR tfrt ssssf s'E-'
laeh rains have not been replaced
- larsr pipes ana u efH ts Feasiiif
seen that efth q uumtssr ~ tess Nfdt
I enaH constantly afaiatue gha snatn y
- Impossible - mainlaln any pressure
ia ths nbiu.
THE hours ahrn uaffg Etaf D.
asxa Tor IRRIGATION are kEtwvef 6 ard
oelaek morning and eveslnx Those
7 nyIas 90 tae - The htils. where fhe
pressure is Hzht can secure sFsf iai
( permits Is gssssair q ether times daf,
inx she daN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
"AMERlcA WILL BE
REFUGE OF THE JEWS"
lEoE PRESIDENT BIG HEBREW ORGANIZATION, SAYS
mAssAeREs SEND coUNTRYmEN

CLEVELAND. o.. June 25.--eJew-
Will come 70 America IN Increased
numbers. because Of the massacres
IN Russia
The speaker was Hon. Leo. ~.
Levi. who is IN q position 10 obtain
the hest information on the subject
Of the Russian mnssaeres. As pres
idont Of the Independent order 81
Hnai B'rith the worldwide Jewish
organization. he has means ri Eet-
ting private advicea which others
have not.
Levi looks every inch a president
OR some other important person
age. There f. strong character In
his face and IN every move. II pri-
vafe iifc he is o. New York lawyer,
ana, hts friends add. "a good one"
IL looks like a man who does
fh'NSs. ADDED 10 this ~ 4 diauifieA
beegluE ef9 an eloQuence~of speech
which sttraet attention.
'srhis latest trouble In Russia was
caused by tha old superstition that
Fuds believers among The people OF
eastern Europe. For many centuries
the ignorant people have pelisved
that Jews require the blog9 Of elJie-
tlanB FOR the making Of the ffdsr
over breas- ni6iza. II u HAPPENS
TtSf Che Pareovor festival that some
Chflatiuh Is missing the conclusion
ie that he wse murdered by the Jews
for ritual pufpoaea. In Kishlneff
rassin, 4 child disappeared about
Paeeovef time Qnd Che old ehsrg,
Wah feriytd. That someone should
he missing ~ 20 large city y mol
efrAnge, Because the population u
denae Iyiehln0ff ia a city Or 2go.oop
and IL surrounded by many sub
urban towns. The Jewish population
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
BLIND MAN BLACKED
THE CRIPPLE'S EYE
TWO uNFoRruNATES FIGHT A HOT oNE-RouNp
GO AND THE LOSER Appeals ToAUTHoRGTIEs

Allan Coleman. a cripple. thla morn.
mg Applied az the prcHeeatlnE attet~
news efiig, fof a Warrant for the ar
on thargt ~ assault and Nattefx.
Coleman who has pulsird arm told
prIstY proaceatIus Attorney Craven
that Johnson ATTACKED him en Account
80 nn cid nrudke and Ia spite ~ hlH
haudiean of bundnera coma un winner
tn short but highly sxsiting one
round So. A. pfaaf ct,lyman exhibited
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rs s.. 600.
1T goes without saying that in
teiiiEsnt Christians do not Indulge
the superstition. Had II not been
for them the massacre would have
assumed vastly greater proportions.
They gave refuge 70 JewH and rskod
their lives to stem the fury Of the
mob. Unfortunately their class iH ln
the minority.
Seven million Jews live IN that
section Of Russia. and those who can
secure meana viii sfuiFrafe. IhF
ma foritg prefer to come To the
United States. IN 1891 the arrivals
Of Husgsn Jews reached Ie.000 q
month. II was feared their coming
would be hurtful 10 the country. but
IA a few years they ware asaimiisf
and have proven a valuable acqui-
sltion 10 our citizenship.
Yes. our organization ia making
preparation 70 take care Of them
when they arrive" he said. IN re-
sponge to . question. "and We will
Assist thsm ~ falling iu readily with
American ideas"
pfeaidept Tow eaid the king Of
Houmania had been Influenced by
American public opinion rsgardinR
the maafaeTea.
Mott drastic legislation against
the jews WAS pending" W said
when Secretary Hays note was de
| JiVorad. The legislation Anased par
lllam0nt but I have private advicei
that tho king received delegation
from B'nai Birth 10 protest aKalhf
the meaSUfcg anq his approval o
| th6n wax withheld
"Pnblic epipiou IN America VII
/ Influence Tho dzar'a government
also. ! believe. but Il must be dlRni
fed in exprcsllOn and must not an
taaonizc That government"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
UMATILLd TAKES
WARMING UP SPIN

The racias coast sssamAhin eam-
rasfFa San efHurisea Timer. ifmatiila.
after anaevNalna az NafRun Fspair.
that cost sseriy tise "a ssiisd on a
trial trip artsEud tks SOUND Ht ~
a'egeek this usnFainT sac seat ataut
hair wav Is Port TeHsasra ana then
rstuFnsd "a uremeftuu arrtvina thrrs
81 : arinek this afferuaon st9s viii
b. placed n the government drfdock
e. Rave her Bottom neFanft ard - b.
ifspsetsd. sbe wns laid up siH
mumthe
The big steamship was pretty
sight as she raaard ~ tbs aaana. "a.
inlsd ~ eKsff passing vessel The
tfrnatifia vii take 49, place = ths
Valencia. whish arrives ffpsa san
Franetsco Sunday
she Ross eat July : IN eommaHt -
Capt T. y Nopandsf Nhn sslecseds
CaHf Cousins. uow 81 fhR Queen. eud
thar whon their il no better known
mariner on ths coast Capt Napa atsg
has hern fn the employ u The facinr
Coast Steamship cnrursuY Tor the fsssi
a Years working himself 40 from b
deakhand - the command ~ eight ~
The vessels q the Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

marine Inspectors FASTENED ne ena,
cant bryant was "A sailor ftnm
Chlldheoti hakiua been born in tst
aboard tho shin ~ which hts father
was master aH a voyage from liver
pool e. New Orisnna lie came Of a
family 80 reafafing men. Mia afand-
father haNlua been IN the hfinHh
navy lie worked his nay up fFefu b
tAhlu hoy g. she command pt mum,
truuz NrFaris the most tamuaH ~
whiah was the flowing Sailor
In that vessel be made many Neys
axes until che was wrecked in a a..
phoan en the Japanese voaAt in Aii
liis laat command was che ship A. q
nleksfman which he left 90 I've en
PUGET Sound HI ISL he Nas spreintrd
iocal Inspector 20 huiis. pf'Httinn
witch he held almost until the time
90 his death
Capt Bryant was Mason and vas
held In hlEh safrefa ~ hts friends
iIs leaves au estate valued al about
taAea tie leaves "a widow AMI ala
sons. an hut anr ~ Wham arr rect
dents % this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
Linens and
Donestics
Every item advertised here q
genuine bafasin.

Every Item advertised here n
genuine barasin.
"FRuIT OF THE LOOM" 81 Be
THE well known brand 81 Sheet.
ing. ! yard wide. usual price l0c
yard as=s........44..... > ! s}e
s5e BLEAcBED DAMAHK. 8De
Nearly q aozen choice patterns
ia "a pure linen hleaChed Table
UagnnHk. - Inches wide. worth
Sc Dinner Napkins b. mafch--
special. Friday, "a yard..... eDe
HEAVY BLEACHED DANAsK.
9so Extra heavy scotch Da-
mask. ~ inches vide. good az
nortmeut 81 patterns. Veir esrs-
iceabls. ana good value at 81 =.
special Friday. "a yard ...-.. csc
$3.50 DAMhRK PAT TERN
CLOTHS. A1.OS satin Damask
Pattern Cloths. ~ yards lons
assorted patterns. with binder
all around. worth $40 egecisl.
Friday. each .....t.ss...... e1.bS
eI.40 BEDsPREADs. 800
Several cases u tho best Red
spreads ever sold IA Seattle for
dOilnr they are sHtrz heavy.
size Niysn inches. hsmmed ends
nad beautiful raised Msreeliiss
patterns. worth Tie don't miss
this opportunity special. FRIDAY.
each o., ssss.s.sss..- ts+..... sl.oO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
THREE TIMES
PiNcHED WAS
PiNScH0KER

Sam piuaehawer, manager of the
Midway cribhuua.. has been arrest 3
rd. booked AZ the police station aud
hailed ont three tunes within the
past three DAYS nu three separate
charges OF eeuductlns house u ~
fame Each time the bail has been
tlea
THE explanation Is that the power
OF the police Judge t. limited 70 n
fine al tio0
chief sullivan has Of late made a.
Il rule 90 bring none Of the fallen
women from the teHdeFloln mta the
police court. but merely Go arrest tbs
PROPRIETOR ef tho places once a
manth. The prupfietafa % the re-
aurta arr fined ou basis 81 tiao for
eNa9y No women Ia their places For
30 aomen IN hts rsaaFs RlnHehewer
Waa arrested three tifufs There are
about ~ wamea in the. rgnnri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

an oye h. mourning
lohnrnn i a shoe string pvddier aud
quite eid. hut has the reputation II
belaK hot headed and prono o. Nsh'
when angry The trouble uCCWfresA al
81 First avenue south
Mr craven refused g. laHue a VAR
rant en- ths ground that Coleman !
testimony uneefFeporstsd would moi
~ far IN court against blind man.
Coleman pfemined however &,
hiring ether wItuernsu and if h. deu'
so a warrant viii hs siNeh fdn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
People Who Like TO Save Money
Will Read Closely

Apron Bingham. sseprted checks.
good quality, worth SIC. ; % II.
a yard s.s........s......,.5 Be
Needle Books, containing I aaHrre
Of hest quality Sewing Needles.
assorted sixeR. ana a complete ar
nurfmenf Of DafninR Needies
Hadkins and Jet Head SAW
Pins. worth regularly Ze per
book. : e. l4ss.ss#4t+.s.sss. D.
Invisible Wire Hair Pins. straight
or crimped. IN buxes. yefy LIST
quality no. : 20 II. box IL
Curling irons, with hidden spring =
heavy HiUksl-piatFd t0nFs al
ways sof az Toe each : 70 i Sc
Wafnen's Fast Black Cotton Hose
extra fins grades. Rembrandt
ribbed or ificheiieu. drop stitch
high spliead heel double sole. ex-
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saa4a.aass= 81 sss ssa ssas ss 10 DC
Wnmen's Past Black Elegant Cot
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crepe Dc chine Ribbons fun .
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able dress trimmings. guaranteed
genuine RAsh ribbon. q staple
assortment ~ ceiors 20 seieci
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sale price. ; 20 iis-...-.....- 2Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
THEIR FIRST SMOKER

The Seattle street Railway FIN
plsyea' Union gives its first smoker
at the w G. H. It hall tonight
There VIII be music IN abundance e.
aoothe the oTgrHtfaiued nerves Of
the conductors and motorrueu. A
quartet consisting o. white. Good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
CAPT. w. j. BRYANT
HAS PASSED AWAY

Capt wiilam J bryant one e the
NEST widely known mariners iu tho
Pacific northwest died - his horne ~
- Queen Anne avenue last night from
q complication n diseases 4 fail
sustained three years ago WIS re-
mote cause IN The opinion u Dr. " q.
Hastings and Dr. } =. Sweeney. hts
attending physicians. worry over his
recent troubles nn THE local board -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

DOZEN NUTMEG SWANS MEET IN THE CHAMBER OF
wTHEREp HoPEsrNNo TELL THEIR TROUBLES

or oRle any woman not a relative.
nor converse with any such woman
over Eve minutes at any ona time on
any topic but business.
No member shall converse with
operators at the central telephone
exchange further than TO give mum
bel OF cell desired,
W. member shall attend any we'd
ding or wedding reception whatho-
ever, OF eat wedding cake.
Th1 Tsnhlty for q breach Of any
Of these rules shalt be immediate
expulsion.
In the chamber of withered
hopcs" tho members gather and
amid returned engagement rings
old love letters and crushed vloleta
recount their sad experiences with
the fair sen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
A BATTLE
IN WHEAT

CHICAGO. June asl=The hiH bat
tie m wheat between cleaKe, the
leader of the ~ Louis blind pool.
and Armour was resumed tmtnedi
htely after the beard opened TINS
morning That Ciua0e has Armour
u "A bad ak n the general heller.
aud hir statement that July ana
September wheat Viii be sent % a
dollar hushcl bsfofe the week "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

DERRY. Conn June 2b.-(Spe-
ciaL) Ten young men Of Derby. who
have been rejected IN love affalra,
have formed The Rejected Lovers
club"
Tne mcmbership Of the club r.
limited to ~, hud each candidate
must present n sworn statement that
At least two women have rejected
him, and be must give all the Or
eumstnncoa attending such rciec-
ton. he must further agree 10 the
following rules.
No member shall again propose
marriage 20 any woman,
30 member ahhll attend any dance
or reception unless chaperoucd by "A
married NOR.
No meYhher shall smile, smirk at
49, "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
MANNING SAFE

LONDON. June 2t-Au offieti
dispatch today states that oenerai
Manning commanding the Britlth
forces IN somailand ana who WIS
recently reported surrounded b. fhs
forces OF The Mad Muilah. has Ok 3.
tricnted himself. he arrived NJ
Damot Monday. Ills casualties were
one wounded ana one missing.
CHICAGO ul. Juno o. -Whct ~ to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

win, pa,nilin and Hess VIII Gins
Rvekel. Taylor, Smith and neNen-
port and the WilhruHen brothers viii
render guitar and mandolin duetr.
4. {. lScope aud n. n Mills viii uiyc
rrattaftuus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
EIGHT HOUR LAW
UPHELD By COURT

George D Price. the city teamstef
who was discharged because he re-
fused 70 groom hts horses after
working eight hours, was ordered re-
inatated yesterday afternoon by a
decision of Judge Bell reversing
that Of the city civil service COM
mission
II upheld On the superior court. The
ruling viii mean that eity tsamHtera
viii be allowed "a groom their teams
on city time, instead Of after having
completed their days work
street superintendent a. T.. Wal
tiers discharged Price The teametcf
made application 10 the civil service
commission for reinstatement. on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
CHARGES A FORMER
FRIEND WIN THEFT

vas arrested this morning pu auFpi-
cish % stealing sad from A. nono-
court. HeaursRart and uoaaeourt
were out defuK the town Tuesday
night. Douoeouft had the sum men.
toned whsn they went 10 bed when
he awoke his money was gone ana
80 was HeaureEard The latter was
CAUGHT this morning - the sssllee
ard sent 70 the city iaii
asss.sssssssss.A saaa sssassssla faWafUah
Ia q prosecution for the Importation
u French women into America Tor
immoral purposes The police be-
iieted that h. WIS wanted ~ the
federal officers. bat we're told this
morning that he was not
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ground that under the charter. city
en- ployea could only be required DO
work eight hours a day, The coff =
mission upheld the action Of Wa-
ters. ard Price promptly appealed
10 the superior court