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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15
INDICTED

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. IT,
Indictments we're returned by the
federal grand jury today charging
giving q rebates and conspiracy to
gain rebates. against George II,
Crosby. general traffic manager Of
the Burlington. George l. Thomas,
New York merchandise broker,
L. y. Tagsart. New York. Crosby :
chief clerk; Chicago s Alton Hail-
road company. and John y. Faith
orn and +. A. wann. former Off
eIals OF the caaahy Packing CON-
pany: Swift q Co. Armour Packing
company. chIeago. Milwaukee q
st Paul Railroad company: Nelson
Norris. Edward Norris aud Ira ~.
Morris.
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PANAMA

WASHINGTON. n. G. Dec. IL
Since the exposure % the methods
Of the Union OH enmpang. lhc Pan.
afaa discussion has taken a more
serious turn. Il i Understood that
Taft was surprised aud introduced
the matter az toaay's cabinet meet
ing
Magoou wna Informed % the pres
dents wishes mas 20 permit terminal
rights without direct authorization.
and no Pipe Iiue ALI be allowed
without the fun consent o. the ad-
ministration. Il Is claimed that the
Union company In not a subsidiary
company. but a rival Of the stand
ard. II this IL proven true. u wiii
not change the presidents attitude.
Il IL thought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15
WIFE Is RELEASED

Mrs. Levlsa Christopher. or
Chesterfield. as she is better known.
was this afternoon released from
the county jail under suspended
sentence. to enjoy her liberty dur
ting good behavior.
Mrs. Chesterfield il only 20
years OF age. and IL the frall little
woman who. six months ago. be-
cause of her insane love for Jack
Chesterfield. prisoner In ths eoun-
~ Jail under conviction OF criminal
" assaulting = young SRI. carried
into his cell seven large sticks OF
dynamite and n gun. concealed In
her clothes.
Chesterfield. with the dynamite.
blew out the top ~ his cell in a
vain attempt tn. escape. then shot
himself in the head. infiicting tn
furies which caused him 10 linger
many weeks between life and death
He was taken To the waiia Walia
penlfentiary about two months ago.
Mrs. Chesterfieia vas suspected %
having carried the explosive and the
gun into her husbands cell. and
when told that she could not see her
husband. offered % confess every
thing for the privilege % standing
by his bedside and looking for a
moment upou his face
The bargain WAS made and. un-
eonnplaininwiy. the devoted woman.
after she had stood moment At the
bedside Of the unconscious man. al
lowed herself 70 be led away. thsn
pleaded guilty and vas sentenced
20 one year in the county JAN. The
past five months she has been In
the gloomy confines Of the women's
ward. and has grown van and thin
In Bad Health.
I, was partially on account Of her
health that Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh this afternoon asked
Judge Griffin to release the woman
during good behavior. When first
Imprisoned she had said she would
never 1--we 20 finish her term. as her
lungs we're affected. and her pitiabie
appearances tn court this afternoon
lent conviction 60 the statement
When asked II she we're not glad
TO be free again. Mrs. Chesterfield
smiled. sadly. and spoke without
spirit
Yes. she said. Il shall perhaps
suffer Less physical pain. but Il VIII
make little differences shall be
dead before they let Jack out"
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The GridirOn Struggle Tomorrow WIN DC
GrusIIing Test of Blood and lron---
Both Teams Heavy and Fast

With the fierce. firm determine
tlon Co win or die in the attempt
90 defeat and huminate the sturdy
warriors OF the Seattle Athletic club.
their old time field enemies
Multnomah'a myrmldoss Of the
ovola come 60 Seattle Saturday TO
engage In 4 great contest of supre=
macy with the ever-victorlous Ath-
lctie club collection.
Without doubt Il viii be the great
est and best football conflict on the
local arena for some time past
There are some who are watching
carefully the practice ~ the local
squad who say that II the Nultno=
nah men prove 10 be as Eamey.
hoady and fast as reports state u
will be the hes, game ever Witnessed
In Seattle
To-day for tho last time before the
much heralded event. the 5. A. {.
boys went to practice ON the Fourth
av and James 81. grounds. After
the practice. from the sauaa-ali of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15
HORSE WHIPPED

chased horaewhlp. declaring. II II
said. that she would give "A certain
person a present that he would re-
member until Christmas.
While passing tho boarding house
Tuesday Daoey cfeims that she
called him over aud struck ham and
went NJ him with the rrwhlde.
Darcy fled.
Mrs. Montan has lived at South
Park 10 years
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Of Fort Casey. intend to make the
round trip ON the Dakota, which ia
due to sail Saturday morning.
The West Seattle fefry after be
Ing on the drydoek at Moran'a for
several days. started IN her regular
run Thursday
German steamer neaderah Is due
to arrive December 81 with large
cargo If miscellaneous merchandise
steamer Jefferson left Skagwas
December i3 aud Is due 90 arrive Ia
Seattle sunday.
steamer Farallon left Juneau De
cember i9 ahd ~ due 10 arrive
Tuesday.
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MARINE NOTES

Steamer Fuiham. now loading n
Tacoma. will take the largest con.
alignment Of dog salmon 10 9apeu
that has ever been sent
Steamer Harold Dollar will leave
Gan Francisco for Seattle Saturday
wIth a heavy cargo Of general mer-
chAndise.
sseamer Cottage City leaves Sitka
for Seattle today.
british ship Ciaverdon. which Z
unw a. the Oriental dock. unload
ing her cargo % cement and Gay
has been chartered By Grace q Co
of San Francisco. to carry Iunii'a1
70 the West coast.
British ship Marion Frazer. which
has been on drydoek at Quarter
master harbor aud been put in good
shape. II due in port today she
will take cargo Of wheat at Wes'
Seattle.
ship Charles r. Moody. which ar
rived yesterday. Il taking on car
10 OF coal at the coal bunkeFa
Steamer Bertha arrived yesterday
with 200 tons OF ors from Ellamar
and some passengers.
steamer Santa Ana Is at the Great
Northern docks. where she Is load
ing several hundred tons Of steel
rails which will be used on the
Alaska Central railroad.
Steamer Oregon Is due December
TO-
The Humboldt viii be placed on
the drydoek at San Francisco.
Word was received from Victoria,
b. C.. that a boat painted white and
long oars Was picked Up near where
the bowsprit Of a schooner's boat
was picked mp a few days ago.
Bark Nicolas Thayer. which has
been chartered 10 carry lumber 70
Seward City. Alaska. for the Alaska
Central railroad. has been placed on
the dry dock at Moran's.
Major L. II. Walker and family,
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Dennis Duocy. O. n plaatercr. was
horaewhlpped nj South Park last
Thursday evening by Mrs, G Mon=
tan. wife of an Alaska miner ana
keeper OF boarding house At Souf
Park
The trouble arose over n blanks
which naeey left at the boardlHk
house some time ago, Three dat
ago Mrs. Montan quietly went Il
MlddlotOnH harness store and puff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15
BOYS ARRESTED

Arthur Ford. ~: Hugh. 20. and
Edward Mai'ln. ~. were arrested
by Officers Chapman. Bersirom
and Mcdonald today on Suspicion
Of having stolen knives and spoons
from n. Seiiar & Co.
Edward Mailin IL a shipping clerk
for NJ Sellar 4 Co.
Arthur Ford was caught Ia the
act Of selling some knives and
NnOonR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15
BATTLE WILL
D FIERCE

placed him far up IN the top rank
af western university quarterback,
aud his hoady work az quarter
gained many n badly needed aeorc
far the university.
Great Interest in Game.
Tickets are going fast and from
all evidences the gate receipts and
the attendance will ruTpaaa any
thing IN tho football line this sea.
son. Those who wish "a see the
work OF the players at close range
viii be allowed to view the game
from the field. but Superintendent
lnslls has announced that the side
lines will be kept clear in spite OF
everything
Many tallyho aud automobile par
ties are heiug made up. These
nqulpagea will be allowed 90 pass
In upon tho grounds and run ur
alongside the fences Following Il
Multnomah's probable lineup:
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Great Interest In same.


Center Keller or overfleld; right
guard. Hurt, left guard. Sanders,
right tackle. Martin Pratt: left
tackle. Keller or Ovcrfield. right
end. Bowling. left end. Jordan. cap
tain. quarterback. Rupert; right
half. Koran aud RAIDER. left half.
Bishop. fullhack. Clark aud James.
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RESIGNED

A. p. Orr. rs. and for several
years employed "a a deputy under
County Clerk Otto Case. resigned
his position Wednesday afternoon.
at the request Of SIR. Case. and will
not be reinsiafed again until such
time as he may disprove certain
charges made against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15

The largest and best showing oi
Plain and Fancy Susneudere In Sc
attic. Prices Zoe 20 $500 n pair al
r. ~. Brooks q Co.'S. 1891 and ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15

$500 and $500 Fine Dress Pants
t275. Bankrupt Sale. 1917 First
avenue. SO
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ONE pAIRIn A sox

sis-S20 Mems Tailored Suits 80 Is
Bankrupt Sale, 1917 LIST ave ss'
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1890 Young Mems Tailored Suits
ts.35. Bankrupt Sale. 1917 First
avenue
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A VARIETY SECOND TO NONE

CSC Fancy Socks f0c, 3 for 25c.
Bankrupt Sale. 1917 LIST ave. 's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15

$500 and 5000 Tailored Over
coats ss15 at Bankrupt Sale. 1917
First avenue. %"
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Entirely distinctive and better
than the average exhibit Of Neck
wear. Prices from sec 10 1880 each at
&c. y. Brooks 4 Cos. 1881 End ave.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE
= dividend OF 40 a share on the
4 stock OF the Standard OF eafrt-
a pany. aKEfeKatinK fio,ooo.ego'
= IL payable today A check for
= 1900. 900 for hia share Of the
. dividend has been sent 10 John
a u. Rockefeller.
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Harlow shoes Sass. Bankrupt
Sale. 1917 First avenue. "
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Overfield. Of All-Amerlcan fame
FOR two years. and who played on
the University OF Pennsylvania foot
ball eleven fer some years with
Coach Roller. has been coaching the
Nuts As nr Roller can attest.
Ovcrfield would turn out OF tho
poorest material no mean team. and
that Il VII be no easy team that he
dclEns 10 lead and play center upon.
Although there has been consider
able talk OF placing Tillcy. of unit
ycrsity fame. as quarterback. u ~
more probable that Badly Cole Viii
play his favorlte position as guar
ter on tho club team. Coles play
Ing at quarter ON the University 81
Washington eleven this season has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15

them exceptionally fast players
will be selected the favored ones
who are to participate In the game
tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15

Arrow brand Collars. J Tor
bankrupt Sale. i2lf lat ave
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Herbert NJ. Parker. who was once
A seaman aboard the steamer Wash
on, is trying to collect SO, which be
elalma IL due him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-15

Monarch shlfta. TIC. 1917 First
avenue.
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Barualns I'm Kandkerchiefs

President Suapenders. in beauti-
fully decorated gift boxes; sold
everywhere for soc. special .kDc
Mems Fancy silk sunpenders. IN
swell range 81 designs. gold
and silver plated mountinga;
come In beautiful boxes. regu-
lar ti00 kind. special zoe
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Major L. II. walker and family.
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
PILES CURED
QUICKLY AT HOME
Why Suffer Agony Any Longer When
You Can GET Quick, Sure Cure
For Your Plies by Simply Send
Ing Your Nams and Address?
Trial Package Is Sent Absolutely Free.
in Plain Wrapper to Everyone
Who Writes.

To let surgeon operate on you for
piles is foolhardy- Ii is suicide. The
moment you cut into those tender mus
cles you throw away ten years of your
life in energy, lfe-bloOd and vigor, be-
sides rendering a sure cure of your
piles almost impossible.
The wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure
makes an operation unnecessary. You
cure yourself with perfect ease. IN your
own home, and for little expense.
Pyramid Pile Cure gives you instant
relief II Immediately heals all sores
and ulcers, reduces congestion and in
nammatiOn, and takes away all pain.
itching and irritation Just little of
the treatment is usually sufficient TO give
a permanent cure.
Pyramid Pile Cure is prepared I'm the
form Of suppositoTies so they can be
applied directly to the parts without
inconvenience, or interrupting your work
in any way
We are sending a trial treatment free
Of charge, 10 everyone who sends name
and address. We do this to prove what
We say about this wonderful remedy Ia
true.
After you have tried the sample
treatment. and you are satisfied. you
can get a fun regular-sized treatment
Of Pyramid Pile Cure at your druggist S
for % cents. If he hasn't ii. send us
the money and we viii send you the
treatment at once, by mail, in plain
sealed package.
Send your name and address at once
for trial OF this marvellous quick, sure
cure. Address Pyramid Drug Co, 5S25
Pyramid Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
washington Times Bureau.

Washington Times Bureau.
ALEXANDRIA, va, Nov. ia regu-
lar meeting of the board of police com
missioners was held last night, All tho
commissioners being present
The only question considered at the
meeting was the application OF Attorney
L. II. Machen that he be heard IN the
interest Of Policeman Alien. VINO was
dismissed from the force by the COM
missioners some time ago Tor sconducr
unbecoming a policeman Mr.. rlsner
moved that the request of Mr.. Machen
be granted, but the mayor stated that
he would refuse TO entertain the motion.
as Mr.. Fisher had voted at the previous
meeting to retain the. policeman on the
force.
Mr.. Fisher insisted that as he had been
elected a commissioner ne had a
right to make any motion he chose, anc
that the mayor was obliged to recognize
him. After some discussion the mayor
put the motion and it was carried unan-
imously- Mr. Machen viii appear before
the board next Tuesday and will argue
certain matters in relation TO the case.
In case the commissioners refuse TO re-
open the case it is stated that Mr
Asachen viii secure a mandamus from
the corporation court TO compei them 10.
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
Cure for Fits on Trial.

Here Is the faIresf offer ever made 70 sur-
ssrers with epilepsy. or fits. Just deposit
no with M Henry Evans. the druggist
and get bottle Of Elixir Kosine. II II does
not help you and show thar its continued
use viii effect a complete and lasting cure
get your money back
Mr. Evans viii take ali the risk He Is
well known and reliable and this o9er he
makes viii be faithfully carried out. Elixir
koEine VIII positively cure epileptsc fits and
al similar nervous twitchings and spasmodic
does not. Mr.. Evans viii refund the money
II = the only known cure for fits, the only
remedy for this disease. and IL costs you
EotfIing unless Il eF,=ss. Price. $50. Mall
orders filed The K0sine Co. washington
.. c., or Henry Evans szz-2s = street north
west, Washington. D. c
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
PAY TINE AS OF OLD
Disbursiug Officer Evans VIII Continue
to Adhere to Ist and 18th
of Month.

George ". Evans, disbursing officer of
the Department of the Interior, paid
the entire force of employees OF that
department. numbering 5000. their semi
monthly salaries IA less than an hour
after 10 o'clock this morning.
In conversation with Mr. Evans to-
Say. he remarked that he could see no
good reason why the employees OF the
Interior Department could not be paid
regularly hereafter on the 18th and end
or each month, and that if the officers
IN charge Of the several bureaus wiz
al the close of Office hours. on each OF
those dates certify that the services
have been fully performed. he will ar
range 10 pay all employees at the end of
he day, after Office hours provided afs
check Tor funds VIII be continued TO be
honored, as now. at The Treasury two
that he may have time to count his
money and place It IL the pay envelopes
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
Corrected Statement of
BradIey-MiILer Action
ton and the Land Ownership Question
Are Two Distinct Matters

ters continued without result. An ocar
or the part of Mr.. Bradley for th.. ls.,,.,
in question was refused and an osza-
by Mr.. Miller Of an amount to nav for
the party wall. with a certain deduetlon
for land. was likewise refused.
Suit Entered.
Failure to reach any satisfactory set
Element resulted in the bringing of an ac-
tion for damages by Mr. Bradley asasns,
Mr. Miller. The sum OF 500 was named
as it Is customary in legal procedure ia
Name an amount something above the
actual damages expected.
The statement that Mr. Bradley .ano,s
seeks through equity proceeding to have
Miiler's claim ignored and his paid in
fGf Is incorrect. the declaration filed
in the case. as is customary. contaiY1fns
merely a statement of Mr. Bradley s
case.
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
TORTURED BY ECZEMA
Body Mass of Sores. Could not Sleep
Spent Hundreds of Dollars on
Doctors, but Grew Worse.
CURED BY CUTlCURA FOR S.

ssCuticura saved the life of my
mother, Mrs. Vim. +. Davis, of Stony
Greek, Conn. Hers was the worst
eczema / ever saw She was hardly
able to eat or sleep. Her head and
body was a mass of sores, and she
despaired of recovery. Finally, after
spending hundreds of dollars on doc
tors, growing worse ali the time
living in misery for years, with haii
whitened from suffering and body
terribly dis6gured, she was complete
ly cured by two cakes of Cuticura
Soap, Eve boxes of Cuticura, and
three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent.-
Geo. c. Davis, i6I w. goth St. \. Y. -
The Washington times., 1905-11-16

Further investigation into the case
lately fled in court of Charles f. VII
son against J. Barton Miller shows that
the first report published by no means
covered the case, and was in some inn
portant particulars inaccurate While
the plaintiff is Charles T. Wilson, as
the record owner of the lot and premises
at 3o04 @ street, the Interested party on
that side is s. Duncan Bradley, the
purchaser of the property.
An inspection of the correspondence
passfng between Mr.. Bradley and Mr.
Miller shows that Mr.. Miller BY con-
sent, used wall of Mr.. Bradley's house
as party wall for a building he con-
structed adjoining. The bin of S8S-S2
the amount being fixed by the District
offfcials. was rendered to Mr.. Miller by
Mr.. Bradley on April p OF this year
The next day Mr. Miller notined MI
Bradley that he vas Informed that the
house at 2og4 . street extended over the
line by two and one-hah inches, ana
suggested survey to settle the point
Agreement Suggested
Mr.. Bradley suggested that an agree
m1nt be entered into by which MIR.
Miller should agree to pay for the use
of the wall and 70 convey whatever
portion OF Mr.. Milier's property was
occupied by 1t at price to be agreed
upon between than.
Mr.. Miller objected to this and mat
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
SECRE TARY LOEB ENTERS
INDIGNANT DENIAL
Says He Has No Connection With Ma
chine Company, and Does Net
Oppose StiIlings.

Secretary Loeb was one of the most
indignant man N the Capital today
when his attention was called to q story
published this morning 20 che effect that
he is back of the Dodge cable and
linotype outfit" fighting the confirua-
ton of Charles 5. Stlnings as Public
Printer.
The story in question IS a sensational
attack upon oscar J. Ricketts, as the
fountain head OF the opposition which
has sprung up against Mr. Stillings- Il
charges Ricketts, with dexoting all MS
power TO stirring Up agitation among
the labor unions and organizations in
order 10 bring about the defeat OF the
confirmation Of the ncw Public Printe=.
Secretary Loeb's attentie8 Nas called
10 the story today by a Times repoTteE.
ana Il was immediately and Indignantly
denied.
just where the charges originated
against Mr. Loeb IS not known aor-
ever II is fact that Secretary EoeO
mas been one of the strongest support
ers Of Mr. Stininss from the outset
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
Agreement Suggested.
ALLEN is BROUGHT BACK
AND RELEASED ON BAIL

Henry M. Alien. the defaulting agent
of the Government Printing Office
symposium. was today brought to
Washington from Philadelphia and
turned over to the local authorities His
bond was fixed at $1,000 by Chief JUS
tice CIabaugh. Of the District Supreme
Court.
He was released from custody this
afternoon on s., 600 bail, William II.
McCray becoming his surety.
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
HAS SECOND STROKE.

Edgar P. Berry. cashier Of the Farm
ers and Merchants National Bank Of
Thirty-first and NJ streets. suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis yesterday
while on duty at the bank. 4 carriage
conveyed him to his home on L street
near Thirty-frst. Some time ago Mr.
Berry was stricken with paralysis, from
which he recovered IN few weeks. He
was able to return 10 the bank this
morning
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
LODGE ATE OYSTERS.

William r Singleton Lodge. No. 80.
T. A A. n. of Tenleytown, d. G.. gave
an oyster supper and entertainment
Tuesday night at Masonic Hail. on Wis
consf1 avenue. near Grant road. the
proceeds OF which were turned into the
building fund Of the lodge.
Singleton lodge has had plans and
specifications prepared fer the erection
of s12. .000 structure. to be erected on
the east side of Wisconsin avenue. near
Grant road. The lodge has already pur-
chased site for the building.
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
sEcouR SISTERS Buy.

The Sisters Of Providence Of s.. Mary
of the Woods. of Tenleytown. =. C.
whose headquarters were formerly at
Terre Haute. Ind. have sold a part OF
their property in the Dumblane sub
division. to the Sisters of Bon Secour.
who have also established their head
quarters in Tenleytown. The latter or
der formerly had its headquarters in
Baltimore. AId.
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
FUNERAL OF MRS. ELLIOTT.

The funeral OF the late Mrs Sarah
Elliott took place at her late home in
South Fairfax street this afternoon.
The Rev. DR.. Fisher conducted the fu-
neral services and the fnterment was
made in Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1905-11-16
NEWS OF GEORGETOWN.

The funeral Of James A Whalen. who
died Tuesday night at the Georgetow-
University Hospital rs the result OF =
gun shot wound. received Monday night
at the hands of Deputy Sheriff William
r. Embrey. viii take place tomorrow
afternoon from Oak Hill Chapel on
Georgetown Heights. The interment
viii be made in Oak Hin Cemetery.