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she SCRUBBED the JAIL
INSANE PATIENT GAVE The W omAEs WARD IN HOTEL De
SMITH VIGOROUS DOSE HOUSE CLEANING

The woman's ward Of the King
county jail received such a sweep
ing busting and general cleaning
up Wednesday morning as Il has
not had In three months. The slat-
iefnly women prisoners have been
the despair u Iaiior Wise ever
since he took charge OF the Jail. and
when he saw the house cleaning
hubbub going on Wednesday morn
Ing. he was about the happlest per-
son ia the court hoUse-excepi pos
sihly. the vigorous little woman
who was welding the broom and
busting -eloih-fof faultless house
keeping Was the dearest hobby Of
poor little Mrs Annie Johnson. who
had just been declared insane by an
insanity commission.
Mrs. Johnson was brought TO the
court house In a carriage by Deputy
Sheriff Chef Bedding. 20 whom
abe took a great liking. and a crowd
gathered from all over the court
house when Il vas noised about
that the portly deputy was the re-
eipieut OF the aftectionate caresses
and tender demonstrations Of the
eomely young unfortunate. When
Deputy Bedding went 10 the John
son home he founu that Mrs. John
son was unmanageahloi in the hands
OF her relatives aud friends. bat be
spoke gently 10 her and at once won
her confidence.
Without objection she accom-
panied him to the court house and
into Judge Frater's chambers. where
the examination was held. While
the physicians asked her questions
she ohatted gaily about trifles.
standing close beside Deputy Beid-
ing. patting his cheeks affection
ately and smoothing his we'll
groomed hair with caressing
hand Finally she said that she
was tired and. innoeently sitting
down upon Heldlng's knee, began to
count his fingers.
At first the clerks. haillffs and
stennErRphers who had gathered
about thought 10 enjoy the joke
on Bedding. but before the little wo-
man had been In the room three
minutes every face was serious and
sympathetic. Her affeCtionate play
fulncss was that OF a child. and tho
good uatured big deputy himself
was ready 10 cry when she began 20
count his big fingers and talk TO
herself OF childish things.
when the papers had been made
ont she pat her arms around Beld-
ing's waist and trntted amiably
along with him down TO the Jail.
where she viii await transportation
to steilacoom. A che passed
through tho hall she stopped 10 hug
and caress big brown dog that
waRged his tail. then. laughing and
prattling to herself went with Held
Ing down tho stairs.
when lett inside the womnn's
ward, however g change came over
her aud. standing In the middle Of
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pirates are now In hiding IA some
sheltered place IN the vicinity OF
Eagle harhor. and the searching
party Is broadening out IN ths
search. The launch In which the Of
neers are cruising viii nose about
Eagle harbor Wednesday night and
iookouts VIII be organized at other
points where the pirates might put
in
Sheriff Smith announced Wednea-
day afternoon that the authorities
Of all towns on the sound would be
notified 80 be on the lookout for the
gang Of young desperadoea Smith
~ convinced that the Duwamish
river pirates got wind OF the fact
that the officers we're hot on their
trail and have escaped down sound
IN a sloop and VIII remain under
cover until the hunt has ceased.
Smith further believes that Cow
hoy Ellis" the notorious female
crook. IL also with the gang and
directing their movements.
Sheriff smith n still determined
TO appreheud the gang. even IL Il
takes weeks or months TO DO Il.
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STILL HUNTING FOR
THE RIVER PIRATES
THE GANG OF YOUNG oesPERAooEs BELIEVED TO BE uN.
DER THE LEADERSHIP The NOTORIOUS "scAR KID"

Ths Duvamish river pirates are
laying low" All Tuesday night "a
Close watch vas kept along the river
b the posse Of six officers witch
has hceu given the task Of running
the cams of young touEhs to earth.
hat the pirates. probably warned OF
their dianFer. failed 10 put Va an np-
pearsmee
N IL now believed that the young
thieves are banded together under
the leadership OF The Scar Kid"
one o. the uievercst aud boldest
waterfront thieves on the Pacific
coast The officers have evidence
indicating that nearly two years ago
the Organisation Of the present gang
was formed. but q was only about
three or four months ago. about the
time The Scar Kid" disappeared
from san Francisco. that the more
ambitious ventures OF the pirates
we're taken up. a holder and more
experienced hand being shown In all
the depredatlons committed since
then The scnr Kid 30 called be-
cause Of a long white scar across his
face. ~ said 20 be the only member
stil out Of the pouiteutiary Of the
gang Of young criminals who were
an implicated In the murder Of Po-
ilcemhn Robinson IN san Francisco.
Alien 0oueher. the son Of an emit
nent california lawyer, Hon. G. q.
Goucher. who was convicted only a
few weeks ago. being one OF the
FHng.
II IL believed that "The Scar Kid'
and his organization OF pirates are
operating a sloop and number Of
small boats. not only along Duwam-
- river. but all along the shores of
the sound n is thought that the
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fornia our requested increase
practically brings our wage scale up
To she scale Of the California brew
cry employees.
In CONCLUSION. We wish 10 state
that We workmsn Shear a great deaf
about the growth and prosperity OF
The northwest. We know that our
eost OF living ia steadily increasing
shall the growth and prosperity ~
the northwest only mean 60 us de
crease In oM standard Of living or
shall We he permitted 20 share IA
this prosperity through slight
wage increased That Is the real IL
sue. The true growth Of any state
rests upon mdepen&snt and WELL
paid labor. In recent years labor In
other branches OF industry Of the
sBate has secured better pay. nas
been more prosperous. thus causing
Nv prosperity Of eur state
We, the brewery workers. f~ily
reeiistt,S oua dpdy ~ the public. 10
ourselves and ON tpsi,titgs. hive
struck for tha iacfep~e We se-
speak the support OF the pulfiic -
ouf Just cause hS refusing 10 att,lk
the beer OF the Waahlnaton state
breWertes that are now employing
unskilisd labor. Hy compliance with
this request We win be aided and
the public saved froa disease. be-
cause the skilled brewery workers
throughout this country ere thor
eughly organized and loyal 10 their
union. Men nov secured 20 take cur
places are unakilled AID will turn
cut stuff which. n drank. viii short.
- ruin the health o. our people.
We propose 70 fght this out 10 a
finish. We have the FUN support 81
cur fellow wurksfH The labor
bodies Of this state have endorsed
our stand We received endorse
ment Ia cur demands from oar In
tsrnaiional and yesterday likewise
came the falloNiHK dispatch from
Cincinnati. from our general uscre-
tafys
Your request for endorsement ~
your present strike was before last
/ nights session of the international
executive board Hoard has enc
eorsed same. WISH you ala the best
q sneesss and hope that the strike
viii iaat only few days Letter fol-
lows.
signed ADAM HErnNER
Thanking our friends for their
support, Se are.
JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
THE UNITED BREWERY
WORKERS or SEATTIsE
by =. X. CHRISTIAN,
President Pro TEN.
uy HANS puTTRICH. Secretary.
Seattle. wash. May 2. ises
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AR VERY STRIKE
is UNCHANGED
..n DECIDE TO BOYCOTT AL SALOONS SELLING sIsa
.,Or ny UNFAIR sREweRies

sss.n ~ a PUN to orpgaD tian snexs
ertea. heweVrf. IA nine ont ~ tea
OF them are controlled either by
the seattle brewing a Mating corn
pany. Heinrich Bros. or the Claus
sen Brewing association. The
buildings are generally leased by the
brewing companies. which alNo al
vance the licenses, the latter being
paid up monthly by the saloon pro
prietora
The strike moved on "Wednesday
morning without disturbance.
Tuesday Chief Cook suspended Tor
80 days Lieutenant Pete kumpf and
PipemAn A. G. Nalhusch for turning
a hose on a brewery WAGON driven
BY a non nuion man. lie did ~
upon complaint of Secretary Shields.
ol the Citizens alliance. unioe men
claim there was not sufficient prov
oration for the suspension OF the
men. The driver was not wet, al
though the kcEs and the horses feet
we're aplashsd.
The firemen clslm that the hose
accidentally got out OF their eon.
troll
Whether Il VAS accidental or
otherwise. said Chief Cock. there
was no excuse Tor L"
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that employers choose from unem-
ployod union members San Fran
cisco contracts give minimum for
brewers 81 per week and employ
meat same a. In Portland
From the foregoing Il r. plain
that our employers have caused this
strike BY the refusal 10 the brew
era of a raise In wares OF 81 a
week. or LETT cents per daY. and
A slight Increase IN overtime ray.
There Is also a slight increase asked
for apprentices. engineers and fire.
men. aud iaborern ask for the eight
hour day That and that only Il the
bone ~ eoufentlon The ougabce Il
the list. that 10. the right o. The
Unions to choose from their idle
members from list when vacancies
oecur and 20 protect members
against wrongful discharge. vas
and is OF no Importance 20 the sui-
pi0gsrs Tor In that sane letter Of
April - they state The relations
between the employers and the efn-
ployea have been very agreeable
the past two years" And the sm-
piuycre provided the small increase
asked BY the employees vas recorded
from. offered the old contracts.
which contained the list clause Fur
over tel years contracts contain-
iuE this clause have been made ~
tween our employers AMI ourselves
The supposed tyranny q the SIMON
through the list e now simply be-
lng uesd ~ the spokesman u the
employers 70 prejudice the public
AGAINST the workaea Hence this
detailed Statements
e. addition. We state that reFt-
land Is no competitor @ Washing
/ ton hFswerisn, hence need not b
/ considered Beer ~ the Seattle
Brewing a Mating company d
shipped IN large quantities 70 CALI
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CHICAGO. May Any all oalcu
lail0na. the climax OF the teamatera
strike should be reached today The
renewal OF violence IL expected.
with a strong possibility that state
troops will be- called into metton, II
this step Is taken the end OF the
strike IL AZ hand as Il Ia generally
admitted that troopa can settle the
issue. rive hundred additional poz
licemen were sent out tbs morning
to protect the wagons Of the EN-
ployera and preserve order Owing
10 the inability OF the police de-
partment 70 furnish adequate pro-
teetiou. the employers have decided
20 send out only 600 wagons today
instead OF 500 "a planned The
police report this morning that
many negro strike breakers have
refused 10 SO 20 work today or leave
the barns where they are housed
The nsKroea say they were not
brought here 90 fight white men and
will not do II for $3.50 = day.
Troubie began early THE morning
AZ Forty sixth street. chen a gang
~ negro strike breakers. who ar
RIVED from the south a. 6 o'clock.
eneountered an angry crowd 81
union sYmpaihiKers. In the clash
which followed i2 men we're severe
~ Ialaned Edward Boswell. coll
ored. > student In the College Uf
Physicians and Surgeons. was mis-
taken FOR a strike breaker 81 TWEEN.
ty-asxth street and Stewart avenue
and - badly beaten that he may
dia
Twelve large downtown office
buttffnen are deprived Of coal BY the
strike ~ the drivers for the cFerhi
/ ciincA Coal company this morning
Dwguiy United states Marsha
Pierce this morning arrested
Michael Hogan. = union feamnfef
ON the charge % violating the fed
srai inluncflon. This "a the first
arrast under the injunction Hn.
Faa ebatrueted the alreet IN froni
OF the United States Express CON
pnnYe wagon carrying 81 600 e0l
froua : railroad station to the cab,
treasury.
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whats the use 81 chewing the
rag why don't you pay your fine
like a man. instead OF yelping
around here79
city Attorney DeBruler snapped
the above words az J. y saudviFeu
In the police court "Wednesday morn
ing
sandviRen was up before Police
Judge Gordon charged with having
exceeded the automobile speed ordi-
nance.
lie was one Of the bunch spotted"
By Detective Phillips last Saturday
on FIfsg avenue. above Pike street
The antaiFt covered one block az the
rate Of - miles an hour bat stili he
had things 60 say 20 the court
Although enndvigeu pleaded
guilty. he wanted to argue the point
in language voluniuona n not intel
ligibie. bot DeBruier choked him Off.
and Judge Gordon dia the rest 10 the
tune OF SIS fine.
Tuesday afternoon Or r. " Run
ninRer dropped ia az the police court
Ia response 20 Detective Phillips In
yitatlan ana deposited Tor municipal
Improvement
Guess I'm guilty all right said
the genial mediro who took his med
lclne philosophicaily. I'm look out
next tine."
chief Of Police Delaney has In
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/. the ward. she began 10 repeat the
Lords prayer in Swedish. follow
lng With a rambling sermon. The
convicted women piekpockets and
petty thieves. lying about indolent-
" ON the untidy cots. listened curl
Ousiy. but they were suddenly put
10 flight for in the middle Of her.
sermon the new inmate caught
sight Of q broom and began clean
ing house. In trice clouds Of dust
we're rising and the other prison
efs fled 10 the inner cells. while
Mrs. Johnson, happily laughing 10
herself and apologizing to imagin-
AIRY guests Tor the untidy condition
Of the room. swept. busted. moved
out tables. beds and chairs. "udied
up' and made things lively In gem
eral; first tying her handkerchief
around her head and pinninE the
Jail dlsh-towed around her waist
as an apron.
Deputy Belding will take the I'M
fortunate little woman 10 Stella
COON Wednesday evening.
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SMA SH

PinuSine aisnY the streets OF nal-
laFA nj hFeakneck speed Tuesday
An automobile owned by the Seattle
Automobile company caused a pan
ie among several teams. resulting
IN a bad Emashup.
The machine. driven by a man
named Harris. came up Ballard av-
onue at about q miles an hour.
At the corner Of Second avnnue
team attached TO an express wag-
on beolnKlng to J. Turner took
fright and broke away. Il was
Joined BY two other express teams.
which crashed into a wagon be
longing 60 4. Rindleman, also an
expreaamAns
All Of the vehicles were badly
damaged.
Tho automAniac was halted az
Ballard aud Third avenues. where
he gave his name as Harris and his
auto number az Ne. :.
He refused to pay for the dam
AEon his disregard for the ordl.
naneea had incurred. declaring that
be had only frightened the first
team.
lie did not even siaeken his speed
when leaving the suburb. but pulled
the lever 60 lis last notch and
whirled away. with 4 farewell
laugh
Rlndieman declares that he will
prosecute the reckless Rutotat, and
Ways he has a dozen witnesses Sho
will testify that Harris was going
At not less than 90 miles an hour
City Attorney ingersoii. % BAL.
lard. stated this afternoon that he
would prosecute Harrla
Automobile drivers cannot eomf
10 thIa town and act ~ they wani
10. withou, getting into trouble,
sald lngerHoll
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INJURED MINER
CRAWLS HOME

WALLACE. Idaho. May Blind
In both eyes. his windpipe torn
open and his face filled with narti-
cles Of rock. James H. Hawarth. "A
miner Of Granite, climbed unassist-
ed down a ladder from the upTaise
90 the main tunnel. erawled on some
pianlSs over the winge, a distance or
! 900 feet. and Informed the miners
off shift OF the unexpected sxplo-
sion that caused his injuries. In
company with William Miller. Ha-
warth was working on the nigh.
shift In the upraise. They we're
starting 20 clear up the muck pile
when Iiawarth struck q piece of
missed powder with his pick. lie
was bending down close 10 the pile
aud the full force OF the explosion
struck him square in the face.
frlghtfully iniuring him. Upon his
recovery from the shock he made
his way from the mine.
Miller was working behind him
and escaped the fun blast OF tho
explosion He was rendered unCon-
sclous for some time and did not
regain his senses until after Ha-
warth had left tho mine He is NOT
badly hurt, his principal injuries be-
ing bruises. Hawarth was brought
TO the Wallace hospital as soon as
possible but a number OF hours
elapsed before he reached hore. He
was taken 20 Spokane on today's
train 10 consult with ocullsts. The
sight OF one Of his eyes IS entirely
sone. hut he says that he Is able 30
Gee light with the other.
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:. A,,wsry s,ss"rs are trying
=. . pew trick t. p'ie tlHF
y vs. v..,,atlons were passed
~. ssswrries involved plcdginS
y sne .. as not 60 drink or pat
ne - on sale At any OF ne
Faal.s = sonsrollcd BY the Unfair
hissN'ess. -. Ia this manner 20 50
~ ~ hu<ness Of The saloon
rifs.s -. -" ~ lalser vii bring pres
sc ~, - sssr upoa the hfeSsries 70
~ -, = a. .wms demanded by 'he
rnioa. 49,. -, hesr man
$50. = - n Pages sound brewer
/. uafn.r althoush 4 % the
-, IA he Seattle brewing 4
... -. sompsay. which Is believed
!, s' -slss men 70 be the prumulsatef
- sroahle. against which the
80, i directed in particular.
h M salooas In the cry. pAE-
..' = ,koas patroniaed mostly
=. ~sisa men. have already felt the
~. y tie strike There are seY-
- .siaons which use only spo-
-. 80 eastern beer. and these
- ~ business Tuesday nlghi
I r. ssleoa men are In = poor Po-
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JURY is OUT

Al I 80 the jury was stiil out. u
stands eight 10 four IN favor ~
aequitsAi
NEW YORK. May a-Nmn Pat.
teraou spent = bad night In the
Tufnbe lAst night and this morning
showed ths effect of the terrible
siyain She 10 aiill firm Ia the boz
lief that she will be acquitted Last
niKhi she said
4 hope % be free and on my way
70 nsY mother IN Washington by
tomorrow night"
The defendant. dressed ia deep
black. took = seat beside her coun-
sci The recorder began his charge
70 the jury lie said the jury should
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not consider the past ilfe Of The
defendant that she was entitled 10
every reasonable doubt and pre-
sumption 81 innocence lie aaia the
main question Vas whethar the de-
PENDANT KILLED Caesar Young or not.
The Jury MAS not 20 speculate
whether Young shot himself or not
bat 10 determine whether the &C.
PENDANT killed him
The Jury went out n ! o'eiock.
The lufE vent 10 lunch az : a
o clock
The iurxmen left the restaurant
on Park Row building az 4 30
o'clock a big crowd followed then,
20 TIE criminal court building.
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WARSAW
REVOLT
SPREADS

WARSAW. May a-TodaY l. the
gfsth aBnlFeFsaFy q the prociama-
ton of the Polish conatigutiI ~
the last Polish king The event "a
generally being celebrated. aad a
number % street demonstrations
occurred this morning The strikers
arr nov gathering ia the streets,
aad police sergeant Ms KILLED ~
an unknown euipfit Further yio-
ience - expectasi.
Soldiers and police are patroiiinE
the streets A dispatch from LODI
says a crowd attacked a number ~
policemen this morning. killing a
sergeant and SuHndiur = detective.
Tho soldiers arrived aud fired on
the crowd. killing four and wound.
iug several
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7, IA Editor Of The star.
n=sr sir.-We. the brewery
.~k.rs o. strike. respectfully ask
~ d print the following a. % the
ssslsa q The brewery Workers
- 3 ealllnk = strike q their
r,ueers 10 the hFeweries u this
efe VIII the exception q spo-
49, srsreriss. where new agree
rsus have been signed.
IL customary for the Brewery
r~ksrs unions TO make yearly OF
~ gsarly agreements Nith their
ussayers. TIE Agreeuent vita
= snploysrs shieh expired o.
ira Do vas Tor two sears u IN
sased sFeesrs. engineers flfemeu.
nss,s and b1ttlegz and general la
Nsrs These men. on the expired
srmnsnt. were paid a. follows
arssrs 80 and 81 per week
ssstsns - eeats FOR first tNo
Anrs alfer that IS ceais per hour
MT hears constituted a day
swk ard str days = week Appreu-
Ae wrEs paid SO and So The
- Agreements asa for brewers 81
~ e. sna overtime S. ceBts PEE
hm straight. Apprentices 20 re-
s.7s 81 and ilt per week. increase
IS ; ior brewers 81 per week. Or
81 ssass pr day, There are very
~ sspFsatiusa in tns hrewarles.
Ne Ast coutract % the engineers
va First engineer t9sz5 per
Fssk assistant 80 20 g. per week.
Euzalzs % sac Of plant Increase
zasa IA flrss saginseE So and as
hRana 81 Fireman In last con-
~ saz fis per week increase
Ha1 70 te9 Overtime was GO
ziis IA last oontraet. no increase
~ Working DAY Nas eight
nnH a week consisting Of seven
~ No change asked In this
Rlssrz Tsceiysd on the last con
ax fron ti5 70 SO per week.
80 hcaFs constituted a day and
hesls Neek No change tn con
~. zsksd
Sssiisga Feesiysd 81 70 SIS per
- slsat hours a days work and
q algs week. No change asked.
ne azt agreement Of general
n'FsfJ laboFsgs called for s. 50 per
Else hours = days work and
= iAIs q week. except coal shovel
e 10 sorksd seven days for a
SsE agreement asks for
srk
n clause a. 10 employment
~ q expired contract. In case
Ass'Flag vacancies all necessary
nal Be engaged through the
Hsl'atives o. the union. the
ahlon promises and binds a.
z Isfniah all help required at
hpItssi notice whenever or
- u case Of urgent necessity
~ . anion help can be had. the
ls'of or foreman may N he
q Engage whatever help h re-
4atil unlon men can be ae-
No vorfmeu shall be dis
II q discrimlnafed against
lo.aing union principles.
esntfsft Of brewery laborars
miicsing is added 10 this
Good and sufficient rea-
H.. .lsi Be xiven for discharge +"
=" contracts continue this
H.. sfsEeFs Association Of the
Under date ~ April %.
M 70 the Joint local eTeeu-
/ sfe o. the Unions In Interest
ss -. Tom which We quote the
10y make the following
Is.-..ion; We reject youf new
s and offer 20 renew the
for the coming two
-. Ne offer 10 enter into con
/ ~. spon the same terms and
- With either the san FRAN
Ia .satfscts as nov in force aud
z, sa.ls' or the Portland contract
iofee and ~ a whole.
~ sish % state that the Pert.
n aa'faet Is nearly Identical
~ sapirse Contract. except
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TOXIC. May at n rumoteh
that the destination OF Roleat-
vonhky'a Ct Is r0ropavloyaki
kamehatakh. instead Of Vladivaatak
Il IL reported that tho Russians ARE
collecting coal there. owing TO their
Inability to fortify the place. The
rumor tn not credited.
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steamer umatllla. Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company arrived
in port from san Francisco Woduos-
daY morning. The vessel brought =
futl eareu of freight and q large iist
% passengers.
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ANOTHER STAR VICTORY.

= The automobile crusade in y
. stituied by The Star has ended y
. IL complete victory for this y
= PAPER
Three fragrant offenders n
. have been fined by Police Judge y
= Gordon 4
q Others have been notified 20 n
. curb their enthusiasm. ard the n
modest speed adopted BY the =
= Seattle autolstH nowadays In y
. very comforting TO the pedes- n
= triaH. n
= To chief Delaney belongs the y
o credit Of the crusade's success. n
. His prompt action IN detailing =
. men 20 gather in the offenders =
= and the hearty cooperation his A
. department gave The star was 4
q responsible for checking the =
q dangerous nuisance. y
= The star desires 20 publicly =
. thank chief Delaney. Detective \
q Phillips and OFFICER Kent. \
Il 4.
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atfucted his men 70 keep q close
watch on the bubbles and 20 arrest
any chauffeur breaking the ordinance.
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49, $500 $500 49,
The Weather
Spoffer /.

Tonielst and Thursday, sho~srsi
Liah, 10 Fresh South 20 West
Winan.
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ported that the Russians captured
the British steamer Planet Venus.