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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-12
MASTERS SALE.

state ofIllinois, Alexander County, SIS
In he Circuit Court
10 the matter OF August W. scnindler who
sues by his next friend. August SCHNEIDER, vs.
MaRdalana Weber. Daniel Weber. william
Weber Maggie Weber. John Weber, Philip
Waber harlss Weber and Nelson Morris,
Edward Morris and Ira ". Morris, partners,
d1rg business under the iirm name and style
o Nelson Morris a Company and William
Winter and claude Winter, partners doing
business under the firm name aud style OF
Winter Brothers. and Napoleon -. Thistle
wood. PatHck Barth and William Walbaum.
On bill in chancery FOR partition. Public no
tee Is hereby given that in pursuance OF a
aecretai order entered Ia the above cause on
the dth day Of November, A. ID. 1904, 1, Walter
Warder, master in chancery Of the said court,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF December, A. D.,
1904, at one O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said
dav shall sell al public auction 20 the highest
bidder for cash, at the southwcsterlY door Of
the court house, in the city Of Cairo, in the
said county, the fOiloWing described real es-
tate, to-wit. lot numbered three (3) in block
numbered four 90, IN the city of Cairo and lot
numbered three t3l, in block numbered
four tB, 10 Railroad addition 10 the
city Of Cairo subject 10 the leasohold estate Of
Nelson NORRIS A. COMPANY Lot numbered ten
40. in block numbered pin sty-two 81. in the
First addition to the city o. Cairo, subject 10
the life estate OF Magdalana Weber th,Tein
Lots numbered eleven ID, and twelve (l2l. Ia
block numbered ninety-twO 81 in the First
addition 70 the city % Cairo. all in the comfy
Of alexander and state Of Illinois, together
with al and singular the tenemeBts and here
dtaments thereunto belonging.
This 10th day Of y November A. D., 1904.
WALTER NARDER.
Master in ChaDceTy
David :. Iansdcn an Lansden 4 Leek, So
licitors for complainant.
Reed Green, soiicito. for the defendants.
Magdaiana Weber. ct els.
NJ. w. Borders, solicitor for Nelson Morris a.
Company.
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What do you do in your noon hour Any
man, woman, boy or girl can make $500 easily.
send name aud address. Ford Publishing CO.,
Indianapolis U. s, A.. Dept -.
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Statesmen WANTED.

Misunderstanding men to carry our side
line which goes in an envelope. You keen 2 y
the money when you sell the goods. Outht
sent free uuon receipt of postal Ford Pub
fishing company, indianapolis, Y. s. A.. Dept.
pa
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MISCELLANEOUS

wanted-Spare time il you have any ioi
ale. We buy spare time in large or smell
quantities anywhere in the United states al
the rate of $500 for every three hours. Send
postal card Ford Publishing Co. Indisnspo-
lis. Z. 8. A.. Dept. 3D.
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MAN WANTED.

Responsible man II ma age an Off &c and
distributing depot for large manufacturing
concern. ealary $500 per aHnum and com-
missions. A. piicant must have good refer
ences and Sl,0u0. Capital secure. Address,
Supt. 22s West 18th St. Chicago
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Misunderstanding men YOU can make $500
every day by few moments talk on the train
or at the holel. Our goods are free 10 you. Adj
dress, lord Publishing Co, indianapolis, Z. s,
A., Dept. 80.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

this amount three hours Of your time. Adj
dress, Ford Publishing Co, Indianapolis, U.
s. A. Dept 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-12
MAIL ORDERS.
sALEsMEN WANTED.

We start you in the mail order business. Fun
perticulars and sample free American Special
Agency, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-12

Can YOU spell "Exposition"9 Looks easy but
Oh. my Exposition puzzle, saWpe i5c (silNerl
A. H. Alhertson, lil5 Chestnut ST., 81. Louis
Mo,
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Wauted-WomeB in this vicinity To repre-
sent monthly magazine for Hpmen. No can
wasting for subscriptions. 500 q day for a
lev hours work. VIII ugi intefiF.e VITA 5oHf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Wanted Boys and girls 10 make $500 a
week after school hours. Send "a and ad-
dress stating age. Ford Publishing Co In
dianapoIis, L. 5 A, Dept 80.
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LOST.

Lost--Jeweled necklace. studded with topaz
between st. Patrick's church and sixth street
Reasonable reward for return 10 SIC Was hing
ton avenue.
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTgp

Wanted-Clerks. stenographers. bookkeep-
ers or other employed persons to do three
hours work forms in return for $500. Address.
Ford Publishing Co. Indianapolis, L. 3. A.,
Dent 3D.
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LOST

BLACK leather. fist pocketbook. Printed on
side was compliments 81 r. &. Scuiiinn
Finder VIII be Literally rewarded.
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MALE HELP WANTEp.

Wanted. Manager for branch Office we are IN
eating here in Cairo. Address promptly. with
references The Morris Wholesale House Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
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present duties. Address, Ford Publishing GO
indianapolis, U. 3. A., Dept, 49,
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PASTURE
FEMALE. Help WANTED.

Horse cared for aud Pasture. $ CO per mon
". O. Farrin. Pulaski, III.
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OFFICERS.
DIRECTORS

chas. Feuchter, Jr., J. M. Herbert.
Accounts of Corporations and indivld.
uaIs especially solicited. Exchange
furnished in any part Of the world.
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PROFRSsIONAI
INSTANTANEOUS.

DR.. Dunn, eye, ear, nose and throat. oorne
Sixth and Washington.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Rafes For CLASSIFIED No,.css.
FOR SALE.

For Sale-Good paying saloon business in
Fhebes. Best location in town. Address W.,
care Bulletin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
GNW RIMS
MN MET
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 10
DISCUSSING THE IMPROVE.
MENT OF HIGHWAYS

NEW oRLEANs. April e.--rhe
most notable convention In support
OF tho good roads movement over
held In the south began a two days
session In Tulane hail. In this city.
today. with large number Of good
roads advocates aud special dslega-
ITEMS from ali parts Of Texas. Ten
neszee. Mississippi Albania and
Louisiana. The convention 10 being
held under the Joint direction OF the
National Goods Roads Association
and the New Orleans Progressive
Union, and was called 10 order BY
W. n. Moore. president OF the ma
tionai organization.
During the two day. sehslon the
convention will be addressed By
Martin Dodge. director u the offies
of Public Read Inquiry ~ washing
ton. and a number of good roads en-
perts. other matters 60 receive at
tentioa and action are the necessity
OF state highway commissions 10
create system and economy In rosd
affairs. the adoption % the state
aid plan. and the snaetmeht Of
vaRraney laws. whereby ahie-bodied
oonvietn. tramps and Migrants shall
be used in preparing material and In
the construction of roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
BURTON GOT A
Light SENTENCE
KANSAS SENATOR MUST co TO SIX MONTHS AND
PAY A FINE $500


ST. LOUIS, Mo. April e. senator
J. n. Burton 81 kansas was thla
morning sentenced Ia ak months IN
the Iron county Jail and fined ss,tec
~ Judgc Adams ef the United
states district court. before whom he
waa recently tried aud found guilty
CT having accepted a bride ~ $1,000
nom the Nialto Grain and Invest
snent Company. which had used his
Influence IN order 60 br allowed the
use Of the United States mails Tor
fraudulent purposes.
The court room Was crowded when
Senator Burton appeared 20 be sen
fenced When he was called up and
toid 20 stand up 90 BE- sentence he
Was pale and nervous. hts hands and
limbs trcmblcd nervously and he
seemed to be on the verge OF col
lapse.
Judge Adams said: The sentence
which | am going TO impose upon
YOU Is extremely iisht, considering
the crime Of which you have been
found guilty. but because this sen
tence VIII forever prevent you from
holding public office again. | believe
you viii find this penalty severe
enough.
Senator Burton. after being sen
tenced. buried his face In his hands
and Shock with emotion.
lie refused 10 make any statement
10 the court and would give no In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
MANY CATTLE
FOR ALASKA
Tacoma Firm Will Send $500
Steers to the North
Especial 20 The star)

TACOMA. Wash. April "a
contract involving over $50. 600
was signed yesterday whereby Pat
rick Burns OF Calgary agreed TO fur
niEh 60 the Pacific Cold Storage
Company OF this city a.5o0 head OF
steers, 10 be shipped TO Alaska dur
Ing the coming season.
The cattle are to supply the Daw-
son market and are 20 be shipped BY
steamer and thence overland until
navigation on the Yukon river opens.
Burns II the largest stock raiser
IN the nelghborhood OF Calgary. lie
IL the owner OF thousands OF head
Of fine cattle. BY the terms OF the
contract the Pacific Cold Storage
Company is to get the pick of Burns
ranches
The first shipment Is 20 40 from
Calgary through Vancouver to 20
north by steamer April 2e. In the
first shipment there Will be 200
steers and 500 head Of sheep. They
viii be taken to SkaFwRy, thence
over the White Pass to White Horse
then driven over the ice on Lake
Leharge to Yukon. crossing from
which point they will be taken down
the river on scows 10 Dawson.
After Alaska navigation opens the
cattle viii be taken north and thence
up the Yukon river 20 Dawson. Cat
tie will be shipped all summer. and
the last will be sent before the sea
son closes In the latter part OF Sep
teulber. Those animals left Will be
slaughtered and the meat frozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
GOT A 1O-cENT
MEAL F0R $40
JOHN HERALD FELL ASLEEP
IN \ JAP RESTAURANT AND
HIS MONEY FLED

John Herald started on an econorn-
teal stunt yesterday that east him a
great deal more than he sxpectsd- The
meal fer which he intended TO pay 70
cents. eoat him luat 81. and now he il
eating free lunches 10 make up for
the loss.
Herald says he went into the Alaska
restaurant. hstweeff First and RafI-
read avenues. on Main street. The
place - conducted by japanese. who
agree 10 size a man all he can eat
for 20 esnta. Better qualities ars
higher. some costing a. much as e
cents.
Herald ordered his meal. ats Il. and
then fsil asleep What pat him "a
sleep he does not kuow. hat he told
Clerk Drew at the police station this
morning that no was just taking a
couple o. wtnka.
Owing TO the fact that such a small
prieo is charged for meals. the Jap
ansac do not aEres 70 furnish beds.
and 80 Herald was decidedly cut OF
order.
Several walters. n pantrynAn and a
cook started 10 put him out when
Herald landed In tbs middle Of the
car track. after his little experience
with tho japanese, he feit himself
over just to see II any bones we're
broken.
Finding himself all there. he felt for
his money. Nothing doing The wal
let was gone and Herald was nursing
a sore head
The police do not believe that the
Japa took the money. but think Il was
taken from Herald's pocket while he
was asleep ~ some other customer Of
the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
NOTABLE
WEDDING

NEW YORK. April s.-The first
OF the notable eastern weddings IN
the metropolis took place In ST. Pat
rtck's cathedral at noon today when
Miss Pauline Whittier became the
bride % Ernest Iselln. The cere-
mony was attended by prominent
society people Of Boston. Phliadei-
rlsia. Baltimore and New York
THE bride. who Is tho first OF the
Roxburxhe- Goelet bridesmaids 10 b.
married. Is daughter OF General
and Mrs. Charles A. Whittier OF
Boston. who have spent the winter
IN New York. Her elder sister mar
ried. few seasons ago. Prince Be
loezsrsky Of Russia
Ernest Iseiin. the bridegroom r. the
eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Iselsn. tr.. a member OF the Iselin
banking firm. and IL heir 10 several
millions. He graduated from Column
bsa five years ago and IS n member
OF numerous clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
PIONEER DEAD

VANCOUVER April civilian
Campbell. a pioneer OF Clark county.
and for a number of years n resi-
dent Of Fourth Plain. died at his
home Sunday. aged GO years. Be
sides his widow two sisters. Mrs
Henry Van Alta OF this city and
Mrs. J. y. Evans OF Tacoma. and
one son. G. r. Campbell Of this city.
are left 10 mourn his loss. Mr..
Campbell had resided In this county
for about twenty-five years and was
well respected. His remains were
Inferred Monday. the services being
held from the Methodist church at
Orchards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
"B0OST SEATTLE"

Boost Seattle!" VIII be the SUBJ
ject discussed at the weekly meeting
OF the Chamber OF Commerce this
afternoon. A resolution will be Of
fered, and probably adopted. provide
ing that proper steps be taken to
have a special display from Seattle
and King county at the st. Louis
fair. II is suggested that this city
have special representatives there TO
talk with strangers upon the vast
resources OF this city and county.
and to give Information that viii in-
terest prospective settlers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
WILL OWN ITS
LIGHTING PLANT

MILWAUKEE,. April 6.-Mayor
David II. Rose. Democrat. carried
the city In the municipal election.
having a plurality OF b.si2 over Guy
-. G0ff. Republican.
The Democrats also control the
common council. electing twenty
five members. Republicans eleven
and Social Democrats nine.
The city decided 10 spend $500. 900
for a municipal lighting plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
GYMNASIUM ron SOLDIERS

VANCOUVER. April 6-1'he war
department has advertised for bids
Tor building a gymnasium In the
department of the Columbia. Nut
the cost Of the Hame exceeded the
appropriation for brick structure.
hence the government viii now put
up wooden building. Under the
first plans the cost would be about
SEQ 600
The cost must be kept within so
coo II rs stated that the frame
building viii BE handsome and
modern structure. fitted with all the
requirements for a successful gym
uaHiuus II IN expected that work
will commence soon on the build
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
The MARKET
WHOLESALE PRICES

WHOLESALE PRICES
Uhese prices are 60 any buyer Is
Quantities Prices on small purchases
average % per cent hiEherl
Provisions
Fresh Mcat-Cow beef. &c per 10.
steer beef 1ifffiAc ID; veal, n&c 10
pork. susie ID. mutton. sAac 10.
Provisions--Ha ans. ib4glGe no. breakfast
bacon, lee ID. bellies. fresh. igs4c Inn
Vegetables
White River Burbanka, slamI2i %
per ton; Yakima potatoes. 1.54l2C
per ton, carrots. 7bo per sack; ruta-
hagas, &c pet sack. cabbage e per lh
tomatoes, 200 box. celery. t0leo per
doE. rRdishes, iec per doA punches
lettuce, 81 b0dteO box: Walla walla
onions, 500 per cwt; green onions.
iec per dozen punches. Hubbard
squash gao per ID. pumpkin, lGlNe
per 10.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. cooking, bocuti.o boz, Spit.
Ecnhcrgcrst 81. istl2.2o per box. HaldWlna
WaEUcrs. Northern Spies. etc. 81 BOD
f@ per box. east OF the mountains
fancy Greetings. Ndu box. Wears and
Jonathana. 81. taafl1 - 0uN. Winter Mel
lies pears, 81 2b4Ti 50 box. Wears and
doE. Redlands oranges ti.Sbif2t0 box
Lemons, SOS 90 box Cranhofrica. 81.
Dbl. Persian dates. Sic ID Huckloher-
ries. loo 10. Bananas, NItaS3 per
bunch.
Hay. Grain and Feed
oats, Hid2S per ton: barley. So ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
DANIEL TOTEM DEAD

HOQufAM. April s.--Daniel Tot
ten, an old soldier of the union
army and a resident OF this city
for several years. died NJ his home
yesterday after an Illness OF two
days. Mr.. Totten was born at War
field. w. Va. IN 1890. and received
his education in Illinois, where he
lived when the war broke out. lie
enlisted In the 1s0th Illinois reRi-
ment and served during the entire
war. when he Was honorably dis
charged. Ho leaves widow and
five children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
The Stage

Tonight blanche walsh gives her
last performance Of Resurrection
at the Grand.
"A Midnight Bell" by the baksf
company. win continue az the Seattle
through the week.
The dAmekeeprr." with Thomas
J. smith IN the leading role. vii
hold the boards At the Third Avenue
through the rrut Of the week.
Tho Alcanar changes It's btu to-
morrow night. The Lighthouse
Robbery gives Way to The OH
From Albany"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
LurHgRAns TALK or UNION

DETROIT. Mich. April s.-Lath-
eran ministers 81 the United States.
representing nearly all the various
synods % the church In America.
began a general free conference IN
Detroit today and sill remain In
session until the end ~ the week.
The conference viii discuss the
various points Of difference between
the synodteal bodies and an at
tempt win De made 10 bring about
n closer union and a mere perfect
harmony ia the Lutheran church Ia
the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

wheat. - ton: chop. f1f9ag ton. sha,,.
~ ton. bran, 70 ton. on meal. tze sort
= W timothy. rev. yzt ton. n W.
compreshed timothy. new. "a SO
new wheat hay. nf1lr ton. ne " alss go
y ton nss Iugst - 4ud nag. III
IL ton fniddllnEs. &c ton. psarv,.
Jumbo. e Al 1c.
Butter, Eggs. Cheese
Native creamery. &c Der Ia. Fca.,.
creamery. fresh. &c ID. storage, III
Pet n. ~eN
EggH--Nattve ranch. fec dox. o.
Eon ranch. g doz Faster. - a.
Shssse- Native. It4l5c Der 10: E2ss-
Poultry
Nhiekers. hens and springs. fslTfE,xs
Ducks. live. iec. dressed IffiTc ser II
Sceac. lie per 10. Squads. scarcx-
Fish, Etc.
haUbut sgtc per 10. salmon trout
" = per 10 founders. = per 10. aolsS.
tVse per -. shrimpa. isc per n: ssneltS
tS3c Der ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
DESERTER GOT
FIVE YEARS

VANCOUVER. n. G, April g.
William Thomas. "A huEier in Com
pany u. Nineteenth infantry. and
well known about this city. was
taken to Aicatraz island. California.
this week. to serve four years. lie
was convicted Of deaertion and OF
robbing his commanding officer OF
a gold watch and chain.
lie was sentenced 10 five years at
hard labor. but Ia view Of his past
good conduct his sentence was com
muted to four years BY order OF
General Funston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
Will NOT RUN

7. J. Il. seoones. whose name has
been mentioned in connection with
the nomination for county clerk.
states that he viii not become a can
didate for that office in the present
campaign. The announcement that
he had aspirations IN that direction,
he says. was made BY his friends
without his authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

MUNCTE. Ind. April Nearly
1900 followers OF John Wesley are
gathered In Muueie for the annual
session OF the North Indiana Con
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. Bishop Mccabe Is the pls-
siding officer, and other nottd
divines and speakers will be heard
during the five days the conference
VIII be In session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
EASY FOR
M'COy
Hi0 PLAckE LASTED LESS
THAN TWO ROUNDS

Thy Ssfipff5 news 49, n
PHILADELPHIA. April e.--Kld
Mccoy defeated Placke In the Sec
ord round at the Lenox Athletic
Club last night. Although fiacke
greatly outwelghed Mccoy and tow
cred above him In height, Mccoy
landed at pleasure. while Piacke
could not find his opponent.
by the time the first half OF the
second round was finished FlAcke
Was out. His face was rounded TO
q pulp and when he sank 10 his
knees the police stepped up and
stopped the fight. Piaeke weighed
In at 24iA and Mccoy at fs1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
AplupoEp INSANE

PORT TOWNSEND. April s.--J.
7. Tallman. who claims 10 hail from
Los Angeles. was adludgcd insane
here yesterday and ordered taken 60
Sietiacooru, The man came here
from Victoria Saturday night and
has been acting most strangely ever
since that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
SUCH 4
HUBBUB
YOUNG ST. PAUL MILLIONAIRE
GETS INTO TROUBLE ron
ASKING VALET TO DINE WITH
HIM

ST. PAUL. April "a scandal has
been raised In the exclusive Mime
Hota Club. which wtll probably result
In the expulsion of ~. noran. st..
the young son Of a millionaire
broker.
The cause OF the trouble was a
sensational incident which the
friends Of young DorAn tried 10
hush up. but which has leaked out
and become a subject Of general
comment Rsocntly Doran made n
tour on an election errand. taking
with him his negro valet. Irxan Cot
ling. for the purpose Of capturing
the negro vote. Both made speeches.
and In the negro district. while very
drunk. Doran Was attacked by an
intoxicated negro with a razor. His
valet intsrfsfed and saved BIS life.
In the excess Of his gratitude
poran took the negro valet 90 the
Minnesota Club and Invited him 10
dine there. Gotiiug demurred. but
was finally persuaded. and the two
went into the club dining room and
seated themselves. The waiter re-
fused 10 serve them. saying " was
against the rules of the club. Young
Doran. stili drunk. attacked the
waiter and he and his valet serious
~ injured him. Roth were elected
from the club. They proceeded TO n
less exclusive restaurant and dincd
together The frantic attempts Of
Doran's friends 10 hush the matter
up have failed. and the matter ~
now said 90 be under consideration
Of the club. Of which J. J. Hiil. FL
bert Young. julie II. Hanford ans a
number Of other mllllonairca hre
members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

r. MeAione was dragged up 70 the
police station yesterday on a charge
Of vagrancy BY Patroiman King.
McAlone Ia said 20 have too much
money for a man who does little
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
FEAR TURKS
By serIpps News Aas.n.l

SOFIA. April 1.-THE bulgarian
ministry has decided TO further rein
force the guards on the frontier, be-
lloving that a Turkish invasion Il
imminent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
PRINCESS DEAD

KARLSRUHE. April 6.-Prlneess
Sophia OF Llppe. widow OF the late
Prince Gonthier Frederick. Il dead
She was born In 1884 and was Prin-
cess OF Baden.
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tcrvieW 10 the newspapers.
Tho maximum sentence which
could have been Imposed II two
years in the peultentiary and a fine
of $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
THY LIFT TnE cELLAR

burglars broke Into vacant
house at the end of the Beacon
hin car tine last night and stole
the electric light fixtures. door bells
and everything that could be moved
away. The house In owned By NJ.
H. MiHtiessout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
TALKED WAR

TOXIC. April at a meeting OF
the war council before the throne to-
day the recent naval campaign was
discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

snugiy provisioned with enough provi-
aions 10 feed her crew for five months.
the little schooner Alice sailed this
afternoon for BerinR sen. Capt Rob
inson expects 10 catch go tons Of cod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
EARTHQUAKE

BELGRADE. April IA severe
earthquake shock WAS Eel, through
GU, scryiA last evening. Great dam
age was done az Nranta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
Gas KILLED THREE

PHILADELPHIA. April Ed
ward Hammond. Jsccb Hammond
and Oscar Servsrrou were found
dead In bed this morning. They
had been anphyniatsd by iiiumlnat-
ing gas.
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They GO
TO WORK
cnr scrtpp. ,ssr. Am,

i1r ecrtpps News Asa.n1
NbW YORK. April e.=-Eintecn
thousand brickiayvrn and lhborers
resumed work this morning pending
arbitration Of their difficulties with
their employers. They have been
idle for three months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
FORMER QUEEN IS III

MADRID. April s.--Forrner Queen
Isabella II ~ with influenza and
her indIspo@ition has caused great
anxiety on account OF her advanced
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

Fruit Salads" will be the lesson
for the Y. w. c. A. cooking school
class this evening.