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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
IS RAILROAD.

STATIONS foo. Of WEST TwENTY-THIEzD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
The Leaving time from Desbrosses and S4rtiaHds
aoted -'-'-'D
100 A. Il. CHICAGO sPECIAL-ParIOr, SIseDins
and Dining Cars For Chicago. Indianapolis LOUIS
955 A. VI sr LOUIS LIMITED.-PuIIman SLEEPING
smoking. Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
lOs5 a. NJ T Sss PENN s9s L1auTED-PulI-
sps Dining Ear S GRead caTsla2d oisdo
Detroit. Cincinnati and Louisville 80 z-s
For Nashville via CINCINNATI and Loui1viel Indian
455 P CHIcAGo LI1lITED-PgllrnaR, slsspi ms
smoking. and Observation Cars FOR CAlc"s' anu
300 P. VI. ST LOUIS Expressly Pitf 5t.sz:
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Louisville ST. Louis LlIins
Car For Gary, ". Va (via shenandoah N4A17S
sos P II. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago. Din
80 P. NJ. PACIFIC ExPREss-For Ptttsbu g1, To-
doah Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
SIS ?: Vi. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI, Elk *
s55 P. N. PTTrsBURG sPEc1AL--Dailv for Pitts
7 yAsLSST9S :, AND TIE s so e s1o D.,
brosses Cortandt streets. 22Ol 32o
.455 Desbrosses ana CoTtland Streets 5 1Cl . 70 p N
y 10 night sunday SO - - -iGo1 = parior ana
Dining Cars). '325 '%25 '45S CDes6r9sses ana UT
soUTHERN R4ILwAT-ExDreas. as, AS p H.
ATI-ANTiC COAST 1INE--EzDr-zs. s-25 m and BIS
sEABQ ARD AIR LINE RAnwAT-Ez7reaH L. p D m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAz.-FOr Memphis
3.25 daily.
CIi 1SAPE<SFIE AND OHIO RALNAY-t-oS a. M NeeA-
days and ass D. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLA--Io0 a NJ
weekdays and SIS N. daily.
ATLANTIC CITT.-9-55 u and 255 m Wes~-1As,1
Sundays. I55 a Through Vestthuled Trains ESlLee
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays PAR
lor smoking Car, ParIor Cars and Standard CoaC1ss
CAPE MAY.-1255 . n. weekdays. -
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK North AaburT Fark
sundays Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant IRON
West Twsnty-third street Station, sos a mr. l--0'
L25 Saturdays only. 2.25, 325, 4-25 and 400 D m
weekdays SUNDAYS. L55. g. 5 a and 40 p m
m. 1890 $50 Saturdays Only) ESQ, $40, A3O and
so D. N. weekdays Sundays S-16. $40 q N.
500 D -
sos 725 "755 IS SIS. Louis Lirnitedl.
"955. 40 % fPenna- Limited. ~1O55, l155 rs.
sos, %, II s455 "a 81 Chicago Limited
North Philadelphia Only 1856. 655, Z55. $50 .
C955 FOR North philadelphia oalyl p m. l. 10 4iss'
weekdays Sundays. sos "T55. SIS. eos ta955 81.
Louis Limited 953 l"10 Is Penna- Lnitea) 40 % a
m l. sI255 s155. - ass. '4.25 ts455 Chicago
Limited Philadelphia only. "455. @555 ass.
T55 s25 s25 95S for North Philadelphia on4yl p H.
121O night.
Dining
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1884 PSI Broadway 1s2
Fifth Avenue below d ST. 265 Fifth Avenue corner
29rh SL): Aston House. and stations named anovei
BrO0kyu Street. $50 Fulton Street. $50 BrQad
way. and Pennsylvania Station. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels residences through 10 destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W " ArTERBURY :. r WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Iradic Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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= ranFe = contract prices IN no local market toay

~, ne ,2cal market for cotton closed quiet with
- =, points lower OF II lOc Tor mid
eS-sg upland ana I-3Jc uiddling Gulf Sales
s,fs 70 spinners. including 800 made late yesterday
s,3t markets. telegraphed follows Cal
~ -s.s -sl &c lower iO7sc. sales lOl bales Mo-
&c lower. lie snnah easy, NC lower
sou All ~'afeston nominal Wilmington, noEH.nal Nor
.oH al Il25c Augusta outst y lower al I0E.c Sales
~ louis Gull, &c lower AZ lie. NeT-Orleans
&C over AZ IDAc: sales. go bales. Memphis
Sss1t. aeI ~ -OAc. sales - bales Estimated Re
5a'aE points At New orleans
:. 4s-' aales l5s5 week, and l. SIS
Trs.t Al Galveston 100 bales. against go last
&C - EEf a. Houston. = % bales.
eS.l1t y last week
r.-ls q me ports points to-day com
--- va -.e .an-e aaE - Reek and lasl year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

The np-rox-nate OF the Lien charge. to sat
sfy which described property IS
81 with March 18Th 1904
together allowances amounting SS82 -
expenses sale. The approximate
other allowances which
10 the purchaser purchase money. paid BY
the referee Is S5s+.11 and interest
Dated York. ApTI 10. 1904.
FREDERICK q VETERAN, Rsferss
The sale OF the described property 5 hereby
adjourned Friday. Nay ~, 19JA the
and place.
Dated May 18th. 1904
FREDERICK G. WETTERAU, Rstsree
The OF the above described properly hereby
adjourned Friday. Alay 2Ith, 1000. hour
place.
Dated Nay goth. 1904.
FREDERICK G. WETTERAC. Referee
The OF the above descrtbed property Is hereby
adjourned Wednesday Juna S2Jh. 1904. the
hour ana place.
Dated. 1IAy 2T. 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
LIBERTY Street south Ferry. thine t-aEn SOUTH
Ferry i've minutes earlier shown Deiow9
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN IND sIAUCH
CaCNh--z401 l715 Easton only)s $40 a n. L2s
wILKEsBAfRE AND sCRANrO1-z4oo. a10 o M
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS River AND
EARNEGAT-zfO 90, $40 a Zt-90 C. 40. Lake
wood ana Lak=hurst oEly). 42O D sundays
ATLANTIC CITY-ss4o a n. -. 80 p. m
FlNEAA&D AND BEIDGETON-Tz4OO a m. zf1-Ss
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND .sE-ASHOEE POINTS
$50. 6sO. 115O sundays. except Ocean Grove.
PHILADELPHIA-(READL DING TERMINAL). 'A3S.
17OO. $500 900. 1000 f11OO a n. f120o. Zoo.
5LS0 r2eo r3oo, s4OO -o-OO 76OO. tFso SaoO. sl0So
R4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET%E425. $500. sI0Os-
Too a m 400 t-AO0. 600. TOO. 4a-3 p.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGFON-s.oo. 1000. 1s0e
200 on 400 90 J" Is.
READING. HARRIsBURG. POTTsvILLE AND WILL
LAMSPOkT-H4.00 z425- IS 90. %. (l0.0e. Hoo
PeadinE PottsvtIe and Ersbfs only 400 fS 90 D. n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE q OF Rector ST.. Pr 8.
Atlantic HIda Ssabright. Monmouth Ben and Ians
S45. 40 m. Sundays. 1000 a Leo. 8 90 N
zFrou Liberty Street only "Daiy- tDaly. except
sunday 5Sunday only tParor only. Via Tana-
qua saturdays. aExcept SATURDAYS
201. 80, 1900 1874 Broadway. 1s2 18th Az. Union
Square Wesr. 1913 125th St. 273 West I25th St
IS E, GOlgT0u s Az Nsw York Court ST. "a $50
ansfsr C calls for and checks baSsass destnatOn-
Vice Pres ard Cen H=r Gen. Pass'r AEr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered. &c; Eagle
eonfectone-s s-auulaJed l5c; Eagle coarse and elL
hne granuated Eagle 70 OF fine granu ate
2t9c; Eagle ID bags and h bags or tne sa.llAlei;
ilHci Eagle fine granul1re-, STANDARD siIllate- s4
lSaona A. 900; c9nieeti9ners' 4 '5c nos l. ala .:
ttuc5 No l. 4t0C. SO 455c, No 3 4J1ct No 500
No g. 400: y 4.35c 10 43gc; No Il. 4 &c; 10
L. 400; -, 415c Nos IA and 10 aloe; 40 TO- 4oc
The London beet market unchanged, with June
quoted at IS ad ana July AZ IS 2d stock N the LlLeI
Kingdom 100 The local market FOR raw SUGAR
Is firm with reners willing TO buy IN any position esp
ciay July clearance paid prices were ql9 s
foIlows: Centrifugal % test 22c uuscovado, So test
31sc. and ulolasses sugar, 50 test 31sc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
NEW YORK, ONTARIO z WESTERN RY.
Foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT
~ u New Yorx-Augustus F. Holly, sole surviving
trustee viii and testament OF Edward
Roche plaintiff, against Emily < Duschness
others, Defendants In pursuance OF Judgment OF
entitled action bearing Of March 1904
undersigned referee said Judgment named VIII
al public auction. at the New York Real Estate
saIssroou l61 Broadway, n the Borough Of Manaat
tar City OF York. MAY 18TH. 1905, at twelve
noon by Joseph P Day, aucrtuueec.
premises by Judgment 20 be sold and there
follows Al those thres certain ots pieces
parcels with the buildings and Improvements
erected lying ana being the south
York. Borough OF Manhattan, now known as numbers
sI2 and ThlGty-sghth Street which. taken
together bounded described follows Beginning
=0Utherly SIDE Of Thirty elghtl street.
distant 200 westerly the formed By tbs
intersection sourherlv side q IhJye!ghth
westerly side or Eighth Avenue;
ming s0UtherIy, and parallel with Eighth Avenue,
feet inches the Inc or the block oetween
Thirtysev-nth and Thrtyegnth streets. thence wSs-
line OF me block % feet. tha1ce
norhey, parallel with Eighth Avenue and part OF
said Houtherly Thirty hth Street, and thence
easter. south ery side OF Thirry-etgth Street
point OF beginning Phr said land herein
before lies block Idl tAa Land
Map Of the City Of New York
Dated New York April 18th 1904
FREDERICK c. WETTETlAC. Referee.
BOARDAfAN PLATT < SOII1Y. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF,
Street Borough Z Manhattan, New York city.
The Following diagram o. the property 20 De sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenttne steady but
uncharged ROsin was firm with full prices asked Tar
duh and nominal We quote
SPIRITS TTRPE NTINE-0n and machine bbIs. IS Q
5615c
TAR-NominaL
ROsIN-Common % good strained. 50 LOG 81 Is; z.
So F. 50 so; Il, IS S09 Sc IS; T.. 50 K
Sc So NJ s. o5 81 TO-; y 81 IS 81 IS: C. 81 So and
" w. STOCK ON HAND.
. - o. -.
Spirits turpentiue bbls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Wilmington June 21.-sPIRITS TURPENTINE
steady receipts s4 casks. ROSIN, nothing doing;
receipts 242 bis TAR firm 81 so: receipts 20 bbls.
~ ENTISJE crude. hr- 81 - So ard 81 % receipts
206 bbls.
Savannah. June 21-TURPENTINE firm 52lac
cepts, Las bbs: sales bbs: exports. 12al bbIs
RosIN Arm; receipts. ABA o6ls: sales IsSs 6bs;
ports. LII A, T. q, So ..
q 81 TO- F. So 70 c. So II, So I. IS 20; x So 10; M
So %; N 50 S.; W G. 81 40 " W. 81 80.
Charleston. June 2lTUftPESTINE firm. Sc &c ROSIN
hrn A. ana @ 81 55 y, s. 90; Z, s. 20; T. s. 20. c.
w q. 81; W w. S4 40.
London, June 21--rURPENrINE spirits, SLs "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strained 81 Sd, nra. LIS Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

No l. s2a3sc; No = 319s2c; ina unwashed. eeg@9e;
a. q = blood. unwashed 26Gf2Tc; fine washed de-
aine. 34G35c. Michisan-X and above, 26g2lc; No L
2950c; No = 2Sg9c; hne unwashed. 2id@c; =, - and
blood. fr2dc; fms washed. delane Q
SIC Kentucky Indiana. etc-Hs = blood 26G2613c
22If.8c. Territ0ry-Idaho. dne 1T31Se: heavy
fine 14d15c; medium. 1T1sc; medium 1s8l9c low
medium. 1SQ19c- WyOulinS-F1ne, 5}sQ161zc, heavy
l4915c; fine medium. i79lIAc; medium 199g20o
low medium. 20421c. Utah and Nevada-Fne. 1914 q
f6i4c heavy i3l14c. fine medium. I5f1Sc: medium
I94s92ec; low medium. 1OqP21c Dakota-F1ne. I5G16c
medium. 17Q1sc: medium, 10000; low medium. 100
goo Montana-FiHe, choice, 1sel9c; fire average. tTa
1sc; fine medium. choice 1s79cs average 16G17c sta
1SG Coo: medium. choice. 10 520c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

trCT-r y-T1@ weekly crop report to-day proved
uucL I--z haar.zh Khan had been generally expected
Buy tho report had little effect n the South,
OF covering for local shorfs
had subsidized, rle market again turned heavy under
bear finished the GaT a. net losses On
ell three ut Ile late months. when were
siEhtv higher. The reports indicated according 70
the washington mat te favor
able rsF-a el
and sections by the lack OF rain. that ice
and ho vrev; being complained of and ta- some
had expected reference 10 boil Teevl and Zee but had
counted such expression as that the improve
nenr had been checked The fact, however tilat
fhoUers have recently fallen over inc sections OF the
be- ming tEat were re-
ported the day, VITA the prospects faForlaB
Their OFFSET effect or the
re1--- --r-.-- al. continued selling Nv The south
seemed indicate that the report was not taken as
indicating serious change FOR the worse IN the
the day almost entirely against prices Cables
we're lower t4icn expected, and spot demand IN mo
.nS-s- market was iiEtl AZ ne ,@c--i -n; ~
The favorable weather caused active selling at
The opening the started weak a. decline
az 1921 the old crop ana q . lS points
o. the new crop months Following tais the declines
Positions. with al months down 20 low levels Tor
ths decline Bat there considerable covering az
the lower level and during the middle or the morning
LAtfe rallF'flaL carried prices N-t-4-l
e of night the previous days close But
fhe expectation Of bear-Sn report at midday caused
ecl--l17l- Weakness, ana DE- noon prices we're net
- points loue- The report this
level. and followed by advance 10 SOC for
July -aaNc August. Soc for October and Deem
psit-ons we've 20 u points net higher Local bear
Interests turned sellers the advance. however, and
VIII TIE South Ft sending selling orders the MARKET
- lae later trading lost most - the recovery, being
haa4lv barely steady. p points lower the
oa crop and = points points higher on the
~ crop positions Sales estimated at 100000
range y prices tho local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June 21There Is steady market FOR domestic
wool The sentiment prevails that the new woods
bring high prices order that the buyers clear
profit the new clips Some recently have
been disposed O record values Receipts D. new
Grades heavy daily and are increasing. Pulled
Territory quiet and foreign grades are also
inactive though Leading quotations follow Ohio
md PsnnsyYaaiz-2Lz and above. S343+o, X. 80GSIc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

Coffee CONGRATULATIONS market quiet No Rio,
bSs exchange II 3l32d receipts. 100 bags = days.
the States HOO bags. shipments
for Eur0Ua. zoo stock, 5e1 eco bags. santos
Coffee market CHie-. good Santos $500; re-
oeTts. lH0V - days.; STOCK. d53eoJ bags Ham
bu-g--1fee market opened unchanged at 2-3O
rfE lower sales y. 00t bags EaTre('l1es
opened barely STEADY. > franc lower al -
declined az n July august ard Sep,
lerrher unchanged. other months decline franc ~
ESQ e advanced = franc- sales. 80. 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

settled No Northern 97ac asked. winter nothing dong
CORN No - yellow tac. $50 . Coru 81 80.
OATS dun: No white 45izo, No mixed, &C. BAR
LEY nominal RYE No IN store. l3c asked Canal
steady Wheat 90 SeW-1og, Jscs lumber 81 %
to Albany s. New-YorG.
Chicago. June 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
&c. 4e 5000 bales: speculation ard export 100; Amer
oreoe - receipts. 30J0; mdong upland ei6d Futeres
Af easy - points distant STEADY. 800
an closed quiet, net. ISql5 points lower on ole
1ui, Inns lover June 6.3Ids 5une-Juy, SO
Cc..r bsx1s August-september. 5oad: SCI TEMPER
2<at DcfoDer-A November. 5lbd; NovemDer-De-
~. UNA FebrlaTy-MaTch. 5000. Manchester-Harns
1879 cloths. inquiry but not much doing
r,s -ss ESTIAL OILs-rhe department Of tho drug
4af STEADY but quiet, with prices quoted fol-
iDsrsnlnt tins. S. g5gS3 75 cases. 50 50gSS 30;
" zsfftf %, tanEs o. DOlx4 y: Dennyroyal.
f. loi lemon grass native. s24s3 10. ROOTS-Ths
LOT roots was quiet ali around. but quite steady
sltE pficcGs BurdGck. &C. Eentian. zsGJci
gs..s ASrtlefn S1NsI: Western. S5gS5 90. southern,
-t.ern 50 5yfsz: ginger. Jamaica. beached.
eApi-aehec. e9locs golden seal. 81 i02Sl 11i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

Lackawanna Railroad.
fS.UO - A--For bnshagnLun and Syracuse
5000 A. A--F0r Eu1alo. ChIcaSO and St LoulA
special
e1.40 p. M.--Tl- Buffalo and Chicago.
f4V0 P M--F0- Scranton and Plymouth
$500 p. M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
= 40 p NFlr Buffalo. syracuse tGchhsld SPRINGS
- % A. M-Fcr ChtcaGo-Sleepers ODen P ~.
Tickets 149. 429. 11S3. 1424 Broadway. " 2; 33s
Fulton ST., Brooklyn eLaily- Except sunday %fhurs-
days. Fridays and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for Ths TTtcuns
- received At their Uptown once,
No. l.364 BROADWAY
Advertisements viii be received the following branch
regular ONCE until o'clock VIZ
>. 23d-st.; I53 6th-ave l2th-5L
14th-st PSI West 42dst-. between 9TH and Sth
AYES 125thst- S3s 3dave, between T6th and
102b 3d-ave 6Istst; los lst-ave
I57 East 125th-st 1855 Tre1ont-Rve $50 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
ASSi gpee'S Notice.

PURSUANT To ORDER BY HON DAVID
= Ievsntrtt all creditors Emile Lipp required
present claims subscribers ONCE o. his
tor1leys on or before July q. 1904
TYIOS- =. HICKEY. AssiEnes.
LESSER BROS. Attorneys cor Assignee. SO Broadway
New City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
Baltimore AHl ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue line TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON THE EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
Leave South Ferry > minutes earlier
LV Liberty street,. 500 Except sun. Buffet
.----l0.00 Daily. Diner
90 noon Daily Dtnar.
pm Daily. Diner.
~Eoyal Limited 4.eO pm Daily All Pullman
900 pm Daily, Diner
TOO pm. Daily, Buaet
II Is 1tsht. Daily. SlesperA
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
fHROUGH TRAINS To THE WEST.
L.v New York City. south Berry Liberty Daily.
Chicago, kitrsburE T. Sleeper
Chicago, la pm pm
PfttsburS. Cleveland 400 Limited
"Piftsburs Timited'-.- T.GO Buffet.
Cincinnati Louis II 10 12-15 Sleeper
Cincinnati. 10-00 Diner
Cincinnati, IT Louis. 5-55 500 Diner
Ohicss: 49, e6I. 43t. 1900 Broadway Aston House.
los Greenwich ST.. Square W. 39l Grand ST.
Y: Sac Fulton Street. Brooklyn South Ferry and
Liberty Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-13
D. A. T. MW
IS GINNING

CORVALLIS. Ore. Oct y In
The fefy pink of condition the Ore
son Agricultural college football
team substitutes and coaches viii
leave here tomorruN az noon Tor
SEATTLE. where the team will meet
The University Of Washington. Sat.
urday afternoon The game Saiuf
day aliould b. a good one. for the
boys are determined 10 play for all
that Is IN them,
caui. Pilkington all be able to
play this year During the last
week he has not taken part In ans
~ the scFlmmaFes. fearing that Ike
last season he might be disabled 10
such an extent a. 10 prevent bis
taking part tn Saturdays battle
The individual weight Of the aEri-
cuiiurais and the lineup next Sat
urday Is a. follows walker. G.. 200.
Dunlap. 1 b.. 1876. Bundy. r &. iSs.
Abraham. 2. 4. 1856. Bowers. / {.
isz. McKinnon. r. e. i7s Cooper.
e. 10. StieWer. 1 q. i7e. Rlnehart.
q. $50. williams. r h.. les. Root.
J. b. ts5. PilkinEion. b.. is5.
LITTLE. $50. and Nondefhelien. iS6.
are substitute line men. and Carter.
lsQ. sWcsk. les. and Cummlns. les.
sbi ~ the probable substitute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-13
CHARGE AGAINST
MUhPHY CHANGED

on d motion made Boy the prose
cutting attorney the charge ~ as
auult with intent 90 commit mur
der filed against nnu Murphy. an
eK pugiiiat. wun dismissed hy Police
Judge George yesterday afternoon
shortly after the dismissal Murphy
was uffulRnod on "a charge OF HH=
aault and battery Hall was fixed
~ $3.50 and Murphy was released.
pending hia trial ON that charge.
Murphy was accused of a murder
aus assault ON William Kane. "a bar
her Who vas seen talking % Muir
ply on the evening of September ]
in front Of the barber shon where
Kane wac employed. shortly after
wards he was found unconscious
and bleeding a. the mouth from Il
terrible blow. evidently dealt him
by Murphy Who attempted to e.
cape. bat was arrested by PATROL
man King
Kane o. aiill "a patient al an Ev-
erett hospital and for a while his
life was deapairod 81 His cundl
ton b. now somewhat better and
this accounts for the changing of
the charge against Murphy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-13
SHOCKED
To DEATH
w. =. MCDONALD, ELECTRICIAN,
INSTANTLY KILLED At LAW.
SON COAL MINES

W D. Mcdonald. an electrician
employed NJ the lawson coal mines.
near Black Diamond WIS accident
ally electfoeulcd last evening. while
onheaYorinK o. adjust dynamo
brush The body was terribly
burned aud death WAS inatantane.
ouB The corouer'a office was nufi-
fled and Acting Coroner s. q. Wit.
sic left AZ - o'clock last night TO
Investigate the case An inquest
will likely be held Tho body will
be shipped 70 Vancouver. y G. for
lutcrmDut
Mcdonald WIS well known In this
city A wife and several children
survive him. living al a2l Carl ave
hue. Vancouver
Wurkmen who Witnessed the ae-
cldeut say that there Was a sudden
hiss and that then u halo Of daz-
zlIng blue flame enfeloped the body
81 the unfortunate man. They be-
lievo that he came IN contact with a
live wire. After the current had
been turned Off the body dropped
to the floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-13
ID ZECWRE
IN GME
o. c. coPLEY WILL TEtL STORY
OF CRIPPLE CREEK FROM
MINERS STANDPOINT

u. G. Copley. who for nine years
vas a working miner and mining
engineer Ia the Cripple Greek dis
trict and y DO Is nov a member 81
the executive board II the Western
Federation Of Miners. will lecture
on the erueities Of the great Colo
RADIO miners strike at the new Ar
moff hall. on Terry aYeuue. next
I Sunday evening The lecture xlil
be under the auspices OF the West
ern Central Labor Union and will
b. illustrated by afereaptieDn Views
Although net the lecturer who
was first billed to speak In this city
IN behalf 81 the miners cause. no
man is better fitted than Mr. Cop
ley 70 tell the story Of the Cripple
Greek reign Of terror from the
mipers' standpoint fle vas once
arrested By Gen Bell. the military
auioerat OF the dietrlet. aud held
three days without a charge belus
filed.
Al thai time he vas under bailfo
appear uith If other miners to an.
sWcr a charge 81 conspiracy 10 com
nit arson The fifteen were later
acquitted hands down.
Mr. Copley daeila on the fact that
although more than fifty members
of the federation have been arrest
ed aud tried for all sorts of alleged
outraaca not a man has Hser con.
Victed though no union man was
on any Of the iuriea
The lecturer Who was originally
scheduled 10 speak here was Rob
err Dunlap Who was formally Dust
ed from the federation In this city
as the result Of an inludieious IN
terview he gave an evening paper.
eapoualng the cause Of the demo
cratic party
The federation is a non political
organization. aud the managers Of
the lecture tour promptly request.
ed Dunlap's resignation. which was
AZ once rendered and accepted.
The proceeds Of the IL turc. after
the expenses are paid. Wlll be given
70 the fund being raise for the
benefit OF the wives and children
~ the deported miners.
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town. Now however the obnoxious
order has been reaeindsd and mIi
reports from ail eastern tracks are
being received The big TELEGRAPH
company couldn't resist the Jingle 81
roolroam coin and finally gave out
quiet ttp that the racing news
would be accepted aHd carried again
an usual
The gamblers are operating with
the knowledge and consent ~ the
tirofgetoun city government The
town being Incorporated aud meuf-
ponatrd towns throughout the rauu
IS being allowed ~ the shefIfrs Of
flee 90 manage their uwn affairs -
Tar nH gambling a. concerned
The Hambilns houses are being
conducted in rooms above saloons
y f. admitted b those Who know
that it D. hardly probable That she
gamblers Hili open on the gfaund
fluuf 80 fhef did iu seattle. The
dnofs are guarded and . careful
watch o. maintained ~ that undr.
sifabie visitors cannot satin sdmis
slua.
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JOE YOUNG
IN PRISON
POLICE WON'T STAND ron HIS
REFORM WORK

joe Young. a harmless eccentric.
whose only crime IL that he once
served a term In the waiia Waila
peniteufiary and another on the Sc
attic police force. was -xaKEed. and
thrown into jail last evening hy or
der Of Chief 81 Police DELANEY
Young 10 q religious enthusiast and
refprmef and In that role has In
curred the everlasting diapleasnre
% the present city administration
He recently returned 10 the city.
after compulsory absence % seV-
erai months
II is the habit Of the city officials
20 lay every mysterious crime con-
mittsd In fhe city AZ YounKs door
although Youngs only apparent
ambition II % shine In FIRST ward
politics and save the local republic
an party BY talking religion and
politics. strangely mixed. 20 all who
viii listen
In the meantime other Migrants.
who have time and again been or