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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the srace Of God ree and independent TO Jaas
y mayer DANIEL j. tfrtrith. Margaret Grith susan ~
Grinth William pannat, Julia u FIavtland Walter z.
starr chandler u starr the heirs and Of kin q Mar
a Jones. deceased send Whereas. MAJ
ttn keogh. OF the city OF Rochelle lately
piled TO the SurrosateS Court YoFS
10 nave certain Instrument writing relating 70 eoa
rear auu personal property duly proved thu last We
anu testament % Marguerite A. Jones late OF the COUNTY
OF New YORK deceased Therefore YOU and each q yel
are cited % before the Surrogate OF County
~ New YORK st his once IN the County OF New Iers
IN le lth dan OF September thousand nine hundf
ana I'VE at ea-past ten o'clock the forenoon q tss
a then and there To attend the Of the said -
VIII and Testament. And such hereby ced
as under the required %
appear oN Your guardian 70 have u you hss
none % appear and apply for be appointee or ~
ne event or your neglect failure 70 DO suara
VIII Dc appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent ana '
for YOU In the proceeding
IN testimony whereof We OF rs
Suffogates court cf the York % -
heF+unto armed Witness Hon FRANK T. FlFLas.eN--
- MD. a surrogate 81 said County q -
u 81 YORK. At said County. the 18th day % Ju.s.
hundred and nVe.
JAMES A pONNEILN
Clsrk q the SurTcgstss Co11-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
NEW TERMINAL FOR CHICAGO.
Five Railroads Interested in Structure to
Cost About $1,000. 900.

Chicago. July 2&-The Daily News saws. ga -.-
terminal station in Chicago to cost about
ana TO cover the land extending from Clark-st.
on the west side of State-st.. and from Polkst
south 10 Taylor is TO be constructed by the Chicago
anu " eslern Indiana Railroad. acting with other
roads. Five railroads are interested IN the raur
terminal station They are the Wabash, the Santa
re-. ne Erie, the Grand Trunk and the Monon
fbo5,gb aPash is SAID to be the moving figure al
ana western Indiana that is purchasing the land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Hughes-ave = 90 n OF 1s9th-st. J0xST6
James N Wsntz bans Moreland Realty and
construction company
Lincoln ST. " 8 2fN q Of Coiumbus-ave Jex
100; Albert r De Mott loans Lott DeeEan. ..-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
BIG KENTUCKY COAL LAND DEAL

The North American Company. it is understood
has completed negotiations for the purchase Of be-
tween roo and 5000 OF coal lands in
Kentucky and has organized the Western Ken
lucky Coal Company 10 take over the properties
The entire deposits Of bituminous coal on the
estimated at 10000 tons 900 900 tons
being available without any additional development
ORR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
NEW OIL FIELD FOUND.
WelIsbarg, ". "a, Has Big Gusber
Spectators Rushing In.
Inr rFIEnRAPH no we rR1RuNE. !

Wheeling w. Va July 2.-The striking OF 15o
barrel oil we'll Wellsburg, which had been put
down as a test. opened up the entire Western pam
handle of State distinctive oil territory.
Hundreds of spectators swoopng down upon
the territory. Fifteen wells were started to-day.
the Carter OIL Company, subsidiary organization
OF the Standard, locating nine of them.
Three thousand acres were secured under option
by The excitement equals that of the
Sstefvile and Warrington fields in their best days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
MANY FLATHOUSES PLANNED.
BUILDERS TO SPEND s555yoo0 FOR THE ERECTION or
NEW MULTTFAMILY BUILDINGS.
Faue Leased for Ten Years for aggregate Rental OF
about S4OOOO0

San: property Philip Pea.. ':': fSs
same property Josephine Whitney and anon9 1868
s!$s snii' 5:a:' Trust Soo: 1909
states Trust company. guardian. to same oss
same properly; Julia Ethel Princess Rospglios saa
same property: Mary whitney ct al to same 74ss
same ann 6TSDery: Emeiine winthrop IT,
P %5[x N0 60 mar t. isSs ST. John e
'I Ra St' R0 No 2s East 24'hioo Leo
Lots block 10 party f aEs, part 100
Lots : = and Is: IS block 5 to 100
Lot 70 10 block s. same to Ferdi- 100
Lots a'' Al and q block s. same to ,oo
M 1nSln@s No i69 " $ 25xioo Domenico
Brisant Antonio caeIiostro: a part mort Nominal
44 Sthhsst SIS 5 $50 II Of iothaye lsaSlo04
Frank H SMILEY n G Geferee TO Albert 500
MadisoGsve 100 f. of R9oi tI,[',y lOUx
pany Martin Rohrer -. - 90 'O'V
irregular: Samuel Barkn to william sugarrnan ,o0
, END sno Ne g Eas xS6 Alexander mey
g PoweiI-steindle Realty Company mor'sase' 100
walkers; corner ceurtland,sys - 4sz9s5'
Elizabeth Clinton to Charles Lane; mortgage 100
Pi saseD No Az s Is sxloo: Adelaide
Jacob Schneider AO
psvfs to Mr. LaSin, mortgage sss Nominal
Jacob Ra1t so 10 Minnie FhkaIsrsn
52d-st, n go of 1Oth-ave, 2ox1OO0, Solo
Rsppaport 10 Morris Badt and another 100
mortgage S23. 500. AoV
47th-st, Nos 335 33T East. 5Ox1Oo5; Max Ep-
stein ct al 10 James " Furman. mortgage -
SZI,OOO . ~
another no e1Ps F to Emma l 1900
Oi another No esP S t ia Emma Gon 3eSo 5000
69th-st. Nos 311 and 313 East. 5OX1005; George
PEPPER 70 Joseph Koch and another; mortgage
1O9th-st No "a East. 81 Sx1OO11; Frederick Kas
sing to Albert London: mortgage S25O 100
Unionport Road, :. 533. 10 II OF White Plains
Road and 425 It n OF Morris Park-ave.
% 10 % X $50 2611; Betty Peter
to Louis Berger mortgage IS, 90 .-.....--- 100
1I4th-st s. so u Of 3d-ave, 4OX1OO; Jacob
Schwartz 10 Hyman Drescher and another mort
gage S35 900. 100
Leggett-ave. No 1.O4s. "a exist; Alfred
Beyrodt to Josephine A Beyrodt mortgage.
1O6th-st. No III West 25x1001f Jacob Jabons
TO Emma NJ Broyer mortgage sac, 800 100
64th-st- s 3. 40 II " OF Park-ave. 19.9x90: James
Q Parrish ct al 10 Emery L Ferris. 100
Pitt-st. No 81. s. "a 1OxI07: Joseph Cohen 10
Harris Cohen; mortgage $3.50 100
Sultvan-st Nos 125 and 12T, :, 40 Ak irreg;
Louis Coldstein to Albert S Del Gandir;
gage S33 900. 100
Coenties Slip No II. sx34.s jeremiah P Robin
to Elizabeth De W Robinson Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Bainbrdge-aye. W :. 4o1 II OF io4th-st aSx
100; Christian Meurer T II Thorn ct al,
June II. 1905 Thy depositl ...............,..'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
WEST SIDE TENEMENTs SOLD.

Baturin, Wessman & Henschel have sold for
Haskell Bruder & Hahn Nos. H6. 448 and $50 West
46th5st;. three five story tenement houses, on lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

27th-st n 3 95 II W q MalIson-axe 5ox9s o. Guy
Waite AT Wells Realty and Construction
Company. owner and contractor. ....... 2
g7th-st. No 301 20 3t3 East Isaac Slverman azt
the BeaconsheId Realty company. cwner and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Foote. Ella c. to Lawyers Title Insurance and
Blass. Emma. 70 George Fl Lawrence ct al execu-
tors; Pleassnt-aye ;. $50 # n Of 216th-st;
1876; secures notes; 8 per cent e 5000
Daily estate years. per csnt...---..--..--. $50
CGGI s6 4aTa a to Hudson R9ss lot a, 3
Moore, James E. to Edwards Baragioa: lot 257
CHRISTIAN to Otto Nelson lots u and
Bathgateave No i.7S6: years 50 per cent. 1900
Same 70 Frank L Perkins. same property; prior
wuerz FTedsricS 3 to Anna Fer cooper coiun
3 bus e corner 69th-st; due November l. .oo
Broyer Emma II. 70 Jacob jabions and another:
Conmonwsait6 Neal Estate company p to to lawyers
7SS It q IN PaI rSIsS 2sg years: per
Becker. sophia, oKEopf; aad-st Ne a24; ooo
o eT0r 9T5gass $4,000 due august 1000
t93aa-aye. corner 176th-st prior mortgage 90,
Sander Julius 5. to Abraham Greenberg; AmstsE
danl-sve corner l22d-st: due September IS. 49,
Bust. John to II Roeder: Csuldweil-ave No aos;
K ig9 A9 Bs u l'1% s ~ geT 'S"
lots IS and 81. Ursuline Convent; months. -.
skrow David to Hattie Bogert; stanton-st. No
RS Oh; years s5t per cent BANKERS: .a 5000
GuIity Company: Madson-ave, n s 100 # " Of 20
Klein. Samuel. to aaron Gottfeb; sdsr.
1885, IT W of Avenue D; year. per cent 5000
$ i5s # " Of Avenue C. years 81 per cent : $4,000
year. s per 1000
n 2S16 1T Of sth-ave: due September 1. ,oo,o
IaTKin. Andrew j to otto v5n Helm; Van Corear
Place. lots los and 1o4. map North Marble: 800
Hoffman, Louisa. to whitehall Realty conlpany
lots and 6. map property of party second part
koch Joseph and another TO samson Iachman:
ssth.st Nos 81 and ais; mortgages. $4,000 49,
same 70 same: same property: . mortgages 1891
Sl6uoo; year, per cent <uUo
Lynch. Thomas Z, Whitehall Realty Company
lots Al and AZ map property of party of second
Bs srni. Fred g to whitehall Realty company
lot 6 10 10 map property Of party OF second ,ooo
Nos i4l and l4s secures notes per Cent?. $500
Ferris. Emery L. TO Alice 9 Vanderbilt ct AL
per 1275OO
ave No % 2 years 8 per 1900
ave % 236th-st; due February t.
kat af2 Max E. 10 Benjamin f Bernhemer: Ienox-
ave No "a: years per cent..........r-..e. 1900
Harris Samuel II. Charles a Sackett; 5th-St,
No go East; due January Is 1906; per cent. $500
femme. Arthur. TO George Fuchs. jr; Decatur
ave- $. 300 IT OF Scott-ave; years. 5is
same to G Bamster: same property; 3 years:
. per cent ..-.-----..- l-5O
"a o II n OF 26h st; due February l. 1907
90 % per cene. 80 t Sa,s pa S'NV
ST, 125 fl Of 1st-ave years "A per cent eCCo
FeigensOhn. David To David Levy and another;
76th-st 2es II OF Avenue A: l year.
Same same; property year per cent 1880
ave. S, 50 n I65th-st; years per cent 1000
Del Claudio. Albert 5. 10 Louis Godsten:
van-st. Nos 125 and 127; years per 800
SugerInan, william, ana another to samuel Bar
kin; Prospect-ave. :, 100 Ct Of l56th st:
Prospective. 125 II Of 156thst per bond 1000
8.sOe: years. SIS per 5000
2d-ave. No 56I; years -..-..-..... 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. July 2S.-The condition Of the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day was as fol-
lows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

Gold coin and bullion OlC
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFICATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor, and date when Judgment was
filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments fled yesterday,
the first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
Lease for Sale.

EIGHT months rent free the purchaser Of our iesss
for the suite OF Offices formerly occupied BY Us
11l0 Broadway This lease has October l. 1905
TO For further particulars apply 10 IEV-ER
BROS, co. manufacturers OF Sunlight and Iifebucy
soaps. Cambridge. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

Jersey City Property For Sale.
TINEN PIECES JERSEY CITY PROPERTY ALL
IL rented; centrally located owners anxious 60 sell
HOWARD h MEANS. Az Newark Ave. Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis.
triCt Court:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

City Property to Let.
ITO LET-From October LIST S28 " s4rb s+-ssr ,N-..
story brOwnstOne; good order; Riverside PARK
and subway. SLAAWSON & HOBBS. 2S4 Colunl5rs-aTs
y. Y City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
PILGRIMAGE TO NEW YORK.
Thousands Observe Mount Carmel
Feast in That City.

More than one hundred thousand Italians
yesterday congregated between 10th and
1l6th streets, the Little Italy" of New
York, to celebrate the feast of Our Lady of
Mount Carmel. They came from as far
east as Boston and as far west as Pittsburg.
From thirty miles around New York Ital-
ians came on foot, many of them barefoot
as a still greater penance.
All day was spent in semi-relgious fes-
tivities. About the colony were scattered
affairs of wood and tinsel before which
Italians knelt in the streets, and on which
many of them laid wax reproductions of
fingers limbs, or other parts of the body,
which they prayed the saint would heal.
At street parade the rear end was made
up of barefoot women and children carry
ing candles melting under the combined heat
Of their own light and the sun. Candles,
many of which were expensive importations
from Italy, were an important part of the
festival, and Ii was estimated that more
than seven tons of them were used yester-
day.
Hundreds of pilgrims from out of town
were forced to live in the streets, and 300
patrolmen were detailed to preserve order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
Prince Henry Bought Valuable Gem.

Prince Henry of Prussia has just pur-
chased for $4,000 through an agent Won
derful Maine tourmaline. which the orr
ginal finder, Wesley Wight, Bethel (Me.)
farmer. found kicking about a country road.
Wight has never forgiven himself for part
Ing for a trine with a gem which has be-
come valuable. but he is not alone in his
regrets, for a Bethel jeweler sold 1t for only
a small fraction of its real value to Tiffany
& Co. of New York. The latter, however,
handled the stone in a different manner
from the country lapidary, and their best
workmen brought out all the inherent
beauty there was in it. The price they
asked, however. was comparatively nomi-
nal. and Chicago jeweler secured it.
While IT was in this jewelers. hands Prince
Henry saw it, and reserved it for purchase.
He recently sent over one of the most IA
nous lapidaries of Berlin to buy it, and
the latter paid $4,000 for 1t In Prince
Henry's name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
Three on Trial for Murder.

The special term of the superior court
called to try Milton, Jesse and Leonard
Rawlings, brothers. and ALT Moore, colored
for the murder of Willie and Carrie Carter.
white children. was called at Valdosta, Ca
yesterday. The grand jury returned true
bill. ]. G. Rawlings. the father of the three
Rawlings boys. and the negro preacher
Frank Turner. are accused of being acces-
series before the fact.
Attorney John r. Cooper, for the defend
ants, entered protest against the jury, on
the ground that 1t was not representative
in that the names of ministers. doctors, en-
gineers and dentists were not In the jury
box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
Held for Grand Jury Action.

Mildred Herbert was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on charge of
grand larceny. 1t was alleged that she
stole a ring valued at $500 from Hayden
Rosenberg of go Pennsylvania avenue. She
waived an examination and was held for
the action of the grand jury. The police
claim she pawned the ring and that they
found the pawn ticket on her person when
she was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
Trip of Blaine Invincibles.

The Blaine Invincible Republican Club
has accepted an invitation from the Ches-
apeake Bay Club to take an outing with
them on July 90 1905, from Washington to
Baltimore, by way Of the Potomac river
and Chesapeake bay. The Blaine Invinci-
bles will be the guests Of the Cornelius
Club in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
Violated Smoke Law.

Charles E. Lorenz, superintendent of the
American ice plant. was arraigned in the
Police Court before Judge Kimball this
morning on a charge of violating the smoke
law of the District. He pleaded guilty to
the charge but made a plea for leniency.
AS is usual In repeated offences the fine
was So which was paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
La Toilette in the Senate.

With~t these basic reforms on the statute
book and with hundreds OF others quite as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
Not That Time.
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Bute-"Youre so unreasonably jeal-
Gus. You almost wanted to fight poor little
Algy the other evening when you heard him
say l had dear little mouth"
Her Husband-"It wasn't jealousy. my
dear. He told the truth-and his remark
reminded me of the fact that your last dem
tai bill was $3.50"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18

The curse of the world is men and wo
men afflicted with the leprosy Of a lyint
heart.-Cent Per Cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18

Careful Housewives always use Burnett's
Vanilla because no state pure food commits
sion has ever questioned its absolute purity
I--Adyerttsemeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23
BEAR AND LION
MAY MIX

LONDON. June ?s.--war with
Russia over control IN India IL what
Lord Kitchener fearA The attitude
81 Russia indicates that trouble Il
almost inevitable. lie believes that
the existing armies for the proiec-
ton OF India are inadequate. and
that England must DO something to
protect her interests there.
a very significant statement con-
tained ~ the letter Of the lord 20
the home government f. as follows;
Slowly but surely the deserts 81
Asia. once believed 90 be an impeu-
etrahle barrier have been crossed by
= great European power. They are
now Hpanned b. railways which
have Only ore possible significance,
and We have every Indication that
our northern neighbor - pushing
forward her preparations for con-
test IN whieh Ne shall have % fight
FOR our existence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23

The street COMMITTEES on Thursday
afternoon CONSENTED 10 aliow a 10
cal rial estate firm 10 grade a mile
and half OF streets IN a new add
ton that has been laid out east OF
Capitol hill. Tho owners will them
selves advertise for contracts for
doing the grading. ndrwaIklnE and
paving. bcafing. OF course. all the
expense Tho work will be done I'M
der tho supervision OF the city eugi-
necring department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23
Acreage FER Sale


Five AND TEN ACRE TRACTS
North Of the citY Ca the Great
kofthsfH railroad. tfaiu stops on our
have Cur nMu dugk there Il also =
100 acres 81 land thefe. aud nov
tracts Sc sold are being imHrut ID
10 or completed The HuHi h. feff
COED ard mAnF tracts have fuuuinF
water thf year arnnud Most % Urf
the aoand and mountains The sTat.
tie Everett interurpan Fuaa is ErAdud
mefr than haf WAY to cur land
Just think " over The prize 81 only
40 for Il ACRES and ~ IL cash and
= per meath This land i iaHt the
ssaas - - are afilinE At K4rhmuud
Beach IT so 90 no pr acre Thla
Ntli ~ TIE laaf cheap land offered
Setter get busy ard - ard So N
UntN e. minutes ride Ak Erra I
NerthNrn traiu 20 Meadow dals. our
agent thera Viii ahuw yea around
Take HHguH m9nsN aiunK Ard m4ks
hsfu = deposit un The iaaa n yea find
what Nuu EAnl ~ no r@e~rFatinns
are made without = deassit THIS
land r. selling rapidly ard - "a
wise Fuu TO ~ up at anre and ious
this ever We also ais ~ rnu ~
hoax at our cleared waterfront at tes
per lot. right a. the wharf and sta
WEzST a WHEELER.
Cpiman BlaeA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-The fol
lowing quotations ruled on the stool
Exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Anal Copper, SO Id. 81. Sf1-2
Amer. Sugar, i37 Ia. 196 s-4, 1877 g.
n. X. r.. 81 rs, 81. s71-2.
Peoples Gas. l02 s-s. lee. f02 Is.
metropolitan, 12bs-s i2b, 1875.
u. =. Steel, 80 "a. 80 lis. soi-2.
u. 3. s., pfd.. - SIS. sf1-s, s77-S.
Asehis.cr. sti2, s2s-4. sa
n. = q, Ill Ia. 10 6-s. 1107-S.
Can Pae. iSi ST. 151. 1511-2.
Eris, AZ IA Al Ia. ais.
h. 4 NJ tAT rs, 147 1-2, f4T7-S.
Mo. faea iOi "a. 100. i0il-4.
rennRs lao 13ei-i. 1879 Ia.
RaRstitA as 1-2, &c s-4, 977-s.
II. L, 80 ia 80 1-A 9Oi-s.
Southeta Pac.. 6ff-2. Gs. 6s "a.
a Paul. III SIS. IFS 7-S. I76 "a.
unlon Pac., l2G rs, I25. Ia -.
4aRaGfam e. Ml.en EIo tnn MA..m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23
BOTH HAVE
BAD RI c0RDS

Sergeant Michael Powers received
a communication from chief Of
Police Dtnau. Of San Francisco. an
sNcring "a query Of June regard
ing Convieta lowering and 0sCon-
nor and their past records In Call
fornia.
Chief Oman has records TO show
that lowering was known to them
under string Of aliases and served
four years IN San Quentin for sec
ond degree burglary committed IN
Alameda county. He was discharged
September IS. 1895. They could find
no record against o'Connor. Lover
ing served time under the name OF
William Heimer but was known az
Carter, Johnson and Lowering His
convict number was 1887.
Since the sensational capture and
conviction of these two men tho
police have been buslIy searching
the records OF different states and
cities and have found n number OF
past records against the two men.
Lowering aud oConnor both be-
came desperate criminals from the
continued use OF morphine. but lat
terly used cocaine. the most deadly
opiatc known 20 medical science.
Sergeant Powers and city De
tective Adams. OF the local police
force. risked their lives In a mar
row hallway while arrestlnE the des-
perntn one fiends, and but for
their ,..s both might have been
killed
In the excitement OF the moment
the shots fired went wild. aud the
two criminals were cornered after
fusillade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23
SOME TIL ING
DOING NOW
GERMAN WAR PRINCE WANTS
To KNOW ~ NATION Is
READY FOR WAR WITH
FRANCE

BERLIN. June 11-Ths Nor.
xAfeta. tho principal organ Of the
social -dumocfafn asserts that Prince
Von Buolow has asked the head
quarters staff whether or not Ger
many Ia prepared 10 so 10 war with
France In case the prenent crisis
over the Moroccan question should
develop unfAyoFably.
The official announcement IL made
thai Germany Intends 10 maintain
the permanent flying squadron. con
slstinK Of powerful fast cruisers on
the Pacific and a similar squadron
in the Indian ocean II n the In
tention Of Germany 70 increase her
prestige In these xAfcfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23
1000 SeattIeiteS Leave
For Portland

fair Saturday will be ~ the wash -
iugton building. owing Ia the fact
that Seattle iH shortly 10 have an
entire week al the fair. the aufbori-
Ties have not planned 10 make 'Ar-
attic day an elaborate affair There
win be no formal receptions al
though IN the morning there viii be
special exercises with nn address BY
one Of the fair directors and a re-
Spouse by Mayor Hallingef
Following are frw OF the prom
inent hehttieltes who viii attend
the fair Saturday Mayer HaHiu-
ger. J a. MeiHle. Dr Frank nfookn
John Schrum. john ~. MoGtaW. joe
slab Collins. J. ". elise. ". l. gax-
zum. Samuel Hili uud q /.
Holmes. There are a great many
others who Will leave late Friday
uight n their business viii permit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23

Saturday In Seattle day at the
Lewis and Clarke exposition. and
b. the APPEARANCE Of the Northern
Pacific special trains that left this
eity Friday morning q VIII be we'll
attended BY seattleiten
4on the first train there were over
SEQ people. aud on the second nearly
4ao. The regular evening train vas
aiat packed. Il f. eHtimsted that
hhtwecn 1900 aud 5000 people from
thia city viii attend the fair hats
utday
on each train there we're several
adeunre agents fat hotel nrcamHa-
ahtioun This WuH Furnished FOR tie
Especial benefit Of the Seattle peos
fils by the Northern Pacific 10 avoid
trouble IN getting accommodations
In Portland. The blE doinEH al the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-23
CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. June 23.-The follow d
Ing quotations ruled ON the Board
OF Trade today.
Wheat High Low. Close
July. 81 81, eOS-4. Ola.
sept, So IS. St7-S. s51-2.
Dec sssstt t..... IS is.
Corn
July. b5t-s. 1894, 6s7-S.
Sept 5s1-2. B23-4. 6a8-a.
Dee, ..,ss. ...... 80 SIS.
Oats
July, a21-2. 50. 92i-4.
Sept, 80 81. S01-4. S01-2
Dec, 1880. ...... 81 as.
Pork
July 1850. 1850. 1s.60.
sept, 1885. 12S0. 1895.
LAverpool-Wheat closed s-Sd
higher, at 6s 10 lid for July.