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New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
1-C-IPTs AI7D EXPENDITURES.

.3f.l receipts 81 the state Treasury from all
soE,> m. The ycer ending September so. l9O4.
s. -2 sS. the tutaI payments were 81. .sO07sS 7s
sh,fn= excess OF payments over receipts for the
,ss- .-1o.;-, 1891 SsS -. Ile actual available
slrrf.- cr g'-t0fer I. 1894. was $500 2ss g. The
tote appropriations Ia fierce October l. 1904 amount
T. Co. wHicH is S2.as22s o. moro than the
it- .s rte .ast fi-cal yelI Nlich was applicable
10 t. ... ot epqrosliai-9-s so that with the
sane e.t.a- - iass year raese would this
cef- .. ,E.'s1 5slrez over receipts which must be
rpt fraIl ,h -1rrlus But tne Controller estimates
fhrl .h- rs,e.,-< Tor The present fiscal year ap-
pA.r.r &. IHe expenses Of government Will show
C.cftes fa--ieS "a AS compared with the receipts
70. fre -c-i scar last past. unloss provision be
nsde by last ior increased revenue from present
sources cs Irr new sources II revenue
ITO ssj-..e tsrs ccnCition Of affairs whereby the
t-1 .vs .-15uteL sufficient revenue for the re-
ouire.tt- ~ The state Is threatened by The effect
Of lr-y =g- 4eClslons renoered by the Court OF
AV-..s4s go JC>- actions brought and successfully
I,Is,-l.-1 bs eo ,Jiations 10 obtain construction
taHo.s,.e ~ s-l--a. az the corp Grafton tax avs
vh.t. ,tr ....- io+ Only reduce current receipts
N l-.z, Suns 10 90 cirdiged rs refunds OF taxes.
~ Is I'll. .sR. r--5s Tor future assessments
Variance ,- The pr.i~i-L- Il Tbs state in the past
Fsrsscaar relelel.oe S made 70 the definition of
+cspllzI employed within this state" laid down
81 jHe case u ne Fort George healty Company
C7g NeU-E -EorA AZ. and the construction paced
upon M, law imlosns tax upon premiums 1I5 as re re-
g II liz ,.aenr savings Life Assurance So
CO, rs " "f-rroSsla L. foresee these decisions which
ar a great dlsaqpolltment AID surprise 10 the
sla's r'i eers-7ate of the shrinSage in revenue
s16 OF the amount OF the refunds required mat
W. W. s os5 al 5 pPToxa5ey iS mate -; 5o He further
estimates that there viii be shrinkage in the
ye-eirs from the transfer tax OF 1900 based on
fbe shrnkaee Of the hrst two months OF the pres
en- fiscal year. as compared with the first two
months OF the last fiscal year
The extraordinary expenses OF the present year
tse payment CT judgeRts and ether claims against
TIE state must be made. We confronted with
a coz EIrion which Is calculated cause 10 con-
Ftder with utmost the problem OF adjusting
receipts 70 expenditures. II seems unw1se at this
time 10
alternative IS the lowering OF expenditures II Is
Obvious that while, II appropriations are suf1-
Gently conservative the surplus in the State
Treasury is SUFFICIENT 20 carry through another
ree- without increased taxation, crisis Is al
I'D and nrovtsion ehould be made % avert &
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
EXCISE.

The total gross receipts under the Liquor Tax
law for the period beginning May l. 1913. ana end
ts A,rf 40 19o4-the statutory liquor tax year
amount 10 81. .797,642 81 This is an increase OF
s 50 over the receipts for the previous year
The states share Of the liquor tax tor "a Lhe year
ended ADril 40 1901 amounts TO S92O0oOo o. oelhs
an Increase OF "a es4 O5 IS over the previous year
ba iocaifties show increase OF s5l6,soo - IN tne
rsnents for the year ended April So 1904 over the
receipts for the previous year . o ,oo, oS GOO o-
During the year ended April ~ lSOt %oo@7 ceI
ti6rates were Issued against Sgl44 ioT the pre-
,loI,s vesr being a decrease of LIB certlheates or
4.3 per cent ..,r+s for the wear
beginning May l. 1904. and ending Aprn '0 4'0'' Ae
The right 10 determine by popular vGes WnsthsT i1t
,ra fclring IN liquors shall be permitted IA
e now liInited 10 the towns OF the Stats ~ s7 ~
nv Judgment worthy OF the consideratoh ol lS m
iassiafiIre whether this right Of local opLo
NOT he extended cities ard the divisions 'ereoi
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
CANALS.

~. bids on six test contracts for parts OF the
,o-r on the l.oo0-ton barge canal seem 10 "ArrAll
the belief that the entire constr oe 20 80,
P, -, cost Of fhe work. II IS gratifying 10
49, - tbst this great expenditure ordered by an
a,,erwheluing popllar vote. VIII probably prove
6eouate so far concerns that PoEtrod -, s,y11c 81
eost SET apart IN the estimates Tor constr
entire coz a, is 10 be hoped that the estimates OF
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

The Superintendent of Public Buildings again
calls attention 10 the inadequate ONCE space con-
tanned in the State buildings and to the fact that
the State is hiring offices for certain departments
for which there is room in the State buildings
The suggestion Is made Of the removal of the De-
partment of Education. including the State Library.
from the Capitol to a separate building be con-
structed for IT'S accommodation. The Supertnten-
dent also again calls attention TO the tsfactory
Condition of the plumbing heating lighting and
drainage Of the Capitol and recommend that
zg1ffia
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXATION.

Under our system OF government the national and
STATE legislatures do not make up single budgets
OF appropriations. but special appropriation
acts are passed without much regard for the sum
total thereof OF for the relation II bears to the
estimated revenue OF the State The finance COM
I1ittees OF the two houses act 70 some extent as
the responsible agencies OF the legislature 10 keep
expenditures within the limits OF the revenues OF
the State. ! recommend that. far possible
the appropriations for the session be treated a
single that the thereof be kept close
70 TIE estimated indirect revenues for the ensuing
year and that they should not exceed ~ 600 900
This viii call for serious reductions In certain
directions without corresponding increases except
where the same innperatively demanded ! am
aware that. while economy IN the abstract Is uni
versally commended. the application Of the prin-
c.rle particular instances IS surrounded with
di1Culries and urge upon all interests patriotic
and unselfsh consideration OF the problem
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

with an expenditure OF $,11 40. The last report
shows IA private academes-6n increase Of 19; en-
ploytng 2S teachers-an increase Of 257 instruct
ing 1855 pupils-an Increase Of 1S57 expending
therefor 20s9s45- increase Of S95s523 The State
aid given these private academies ten years ago
amounted to A7,e56 The amount apportioned in
the last report was 50 332-an increase OF 81 S74
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
GOOD ROADS.

Without increase IN the estimated revenues Of
the state for the ensuing year appropriations for
good roads must be modest in amount, pending the
action Of the legislature and the people upon the
proposed constitutional amendment permitting the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
EDUCATION.

Unihcation Of the educational system . So.
,,toa The new organization is in good working
order The unfortunate controversies which existed
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
State OF New-York
Executive Chamber.
Albany, January 1. 1905.
STATE DEBT.

ia september So 1904 the close OF the fiscal year
she total debt OF the State amounted TO &c ESQ
ass SEQ follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
xa4Inffn

n'olH Ea'h $4,000
-- Heat~ aea-Ie oe-enoss zo0 Oel
C. $500. .660
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

So bis ST; lpCibc NilbelL pro Giitt
2Oc. bis DC; brallltcr &oDl, pro Hu-
idcl t5c. bis Doc; &opiloIot, pro
@iite Doc. bis 3Oc.; Spinot, pro @l'
itcl 171ac. bis 20c.
8 rocertes un6 Erooiiic.
mem.
SoI3fIciid,, pro Efunb: TIcine Su'
oar Gurc0 Sd)iufcn To; 0roBc
Shinfcn itAc.; 9oliiornicr Sd)I>l'
fen 1916; Suaor GurcO Sdnlltcrn
Slac.; troten qeiaI5ene Scltenrippen
&C.; Speficitcn 9$4c.; trodcn gcioI
5cnc SAuIteru SAc.; rcinc8 Shnlo,j
in 1icrccS Sc; S%pedidpuItcrn &C.,
McB-S hpciuciIciih SIC pro Sob.
Hofiinirtcr 3lIder: gcpilrIclt
5.5Oc.; puIpcriiirt l.S0c.; STANDARD
0ronmlirt l.70c.; icin aromnllrt
too; GrpitoI " 1906; Columbia
u l.45c.; 0cIbcr 3.75c. bis l.20c,
@er0ltetcr &aTfCe: y. Z. y. 1Ou
|io. aiiten 1875; &. g. 6. GO Ein.
&iitcn 1866; 4. g. &. 3G Eiuno
aiitcn t5.7Oc.; reiner SABA 20c. bis
20lac.; gutter Sara &c. bis 2712c.;
rcincr Moffo PC. bis 2715c.; SABA
unn Moffn, Qcmiidt 2Gc. bis 2G12c.
SABA. gcnliiHt 25c. bis 2519c,; rel
ncr Wnrocoibo 22c. bis 2214c.; reincr
ga @uonro bic. bis 221&c.; rciner
Santos 21l@c. bis 221Ac.; SoutoS,
0cnliiht, 20Mc. bis BIC; Brio, 0e.
miiht, 1916. bis 20c.
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senru 6. clttu's wskaurant,

NtWFH % " FHHFHHFV
CIR. 2t6, gluDf, nube SuiUaroaStrabe.
3orBlQIihe 2Seine, Gptritloien y. uuton-
giqurren. Scitcs Pier uIn 2upf. Guuih
fir @ef6dft5leute bon f1.30 BORN. bis
2 llbr Radhmittu9s 2elepbou g. 4 81.
W.. Bernon 300s-V. (Wedr32)
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Gneoootapo1oooseppeu


t'Fr. IN28! gIOl o'9btI1. ode W%nlbonhsStr.
{ %srfn mrrlnrgeloinl oes .glntultin : gous
clupeo gr. 800. \. o." .StembensBi'
itritts gr t06" ~GhiHersGtttriits Nr.
1903, =. Il. g." uno nGiirin5 gtr. -.
3. Il. "" SuGe Cn &ereine al pern!es
then Seiut.P jiplc Sasir' 'ruh nuoPre
Wctrinfe. lclcpbou: e. x Z. &ulic 600 q.
U247
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@rrbct Sausciacntbiimcr.


Su ptrfuittn.
W'ooetre aiueift5diae Sdufcr nit fctbs 3im.
merri an Der g~5eftieite Der Strobe StruBc, Blpts
tten 5nirn1onnt gocnue uno 5abettes Gtrate.
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wtnrntors 1reppcn. 4reis S775. @runo8irIs $50
pro Snbr. Inter Iei6teu geoinaitoen Der.
fault. W'nn nebme Die 5uirmounts g(penue Cars.
@. 5. Gallagher, Yduunternebmer.
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If. gtopenlber cnornoc &obc ihlicBt
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tolull.
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Waltimurcr Mnrftbcridtc.

WoItim e. Nopcmber 1903.
VI cd l. 3lIlnhrcn 1878 Safer.
cinlhlicBlih nos 6Giicr 5u Occult.
Eoint mo 1884 GGiicr 81 Canton.
aiiltcupCriouot lGS GGiicr. 0ic Mott,
r1111nnn mnrnm mic mint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
dini's 6sta,

Rr. 1924, Oft 8oIttptor, .strass. - Sirr.
mer un Serren 3u permteiben. - Setnfte
0eir6nfe unb 8etnt. ~edbr8tep. %rnue.
reis"Pter. EerfGmIrluuosIoidI btS Oft.
Spmbarofir. SmmPrm. pGu. urs eeib.
Ssreins. gbeT. 1el.-29oIfe 1852 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

y q IT. - OITIIUTVW bU,0II UT
id)el; aus Den Glcpotoren 5uriidgejo.
gen 1879 Nuid)el; GleDntoren. 8orz
rotb 1,9S3.437 9uihel. @erfGuic: I
@ogGon Ar. 3 lueiBer 5u 30, I 90. gu
1914, I 90. gtr. , peiBer 81 1854, I 90.
81 80, I 90. 9tr. 3 meiBcr 81 35R.
SClItidC SdllIRrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

lhel &eri0n0t BON Den Glcndtorcn
GOSH Nuid)el; Gleuoiorcn &orrntb
l3S,925 Nuihel. @crfGuie: > ySnN
8ona Spot 81 %, 9 90. 81 %, I 90.
9tr. 2 mciBer Spot 81 %, 10000 Nu'
libel Sabr SIT %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

aorno'fsGd. ber hulu, tno SorreftsStrase.
Sarpialortier oes 6eidrauereins rWlelp.
bie". Singiiunoen ieoeu Donueritas dbero.
Eerinnmlunaen oes reertenhlnt Metpers
Berslns" ieben e. uub 4 Eienfide i'm Dto.
naf. TsIepbpE - Ult. Sernpn 1868 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
Ybam Ruspx RtHnayaat.

Ut. 1104 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der -Borooft Smnlerfodbrenoe sutrbsretn
BON Baltimore" o1ridnrneit Ht bier
ieosn MlHtu ;. - Werpa, srebm 4 &onf
sier I'M 8dpt. nJ6 oeutiher 0rt birefi
BON Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

llntcnlicbenoc Frciie be5lebcn iif
oui Sen Gn0ro2 Sonoel; fir Den
&%lcinbonoc! mHb Elm cntiprcd)enber
IllfIdIog 1cmadt iuer0cu.
Gicr, pro Iutc10 25c. bis PC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

Rorhvfi.Gie SOuGbs uub GaroIiuesyf.nbe
Suiptnunrtier oeS rR1perrsg lnnnerG.urS-
R.rG s@de 8oupb, mn 0Groltneftr. Ser
einsnetfammInna icoeu Doftneriiu9 Hherh
9teur WtttgIieber u%tftouTen. Sor5tia'
ltGeA gier Der Nniinnal'etunerei I'M 8dpi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

lib HnIOtrtOn,N 0o0, nagt Grt6crId.IOt.
Eie beitCn NeiHt i'm g8eflcuO. DinbIs
lpitcn an ieoer 2eit GeftditSIurth cine
zgr}lulndt NalCI fu uCrWtCiUc1.
tHlQVil2UlG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

Mct5cn - 3riHbrcn 1868 Wn'
id)el; %crion0t pom ocu Glcuotorcn
1857 Nuihcl; Glcpntorcn : &orroth
5lt,t7t Nuihcl. GcrtGllic: I MoQ,
gon SPOT 5u 1924, 5000 @uid)cl &c
5cmber 5r Sil@, 5000 90. 5l 1894, ,
WuQ0on3 9tr. > rotbCr 81 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07

ut:

S%mtcliacntc, rcinlidJc MGodrcn, nm
Die Ncrltellnng uun GbocOlnoc'llcbcrs
5u0 nno oaV &crpnfcu III crlcrncn;
outer GOGn. Nad5niraacn bel Der
Mnrbud GbpcOlatc So, GulucrtOn'
gucnuc nns @%pllimSs StroRc,
(OtttP4g f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
Gtablirt 1880.
wilbeImt -. McinbarSt,

U' IJIJ, WtN'Eunlbdto Sttabc. 2
Nclu'yorf elaitiidlc SrmdbGnocr,
ubne Scoer,
tonlcn Sdg Iiuo Nuht getrnGct merocn.
Ind 5nrt.@nmmi.gGnoc
Weldic mic rotten, ielbit bci'm @abru nid,t.
Sieielben Iino bon alien aer5teu
bellens eHpfOblen. d,
Gr ~bcrferiili AMI Neiielltng. ME Nuf qaaer:'
Sdniterbdnoer ilntcricibsbinoen,
,peide nno 6oljfiiicn. erndbduocr
70 urrutairt. onb feline geebrteu aunoen beItens
6~uirieocn geiie1t iiilo.
sue 9ri6bdnoer. 8alto1gen iino Snitrlts
mentie meroen Gnraliirt. odb ie paiien. lno
aufs Sduberiie rno Bette angeferiigt.
Sir Tameu iiuo Simmer
unier aufitdt bon NAB. Heinbnrot borbaHoen.
DO. 1elepboi: 9ouriIauo 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
psrntirtbeu:

Gcihei dthEI sldhnnnilnGs Rdumc, ont oeli.
tiltri ino tft helelhtct. Ginguno bon galti,
morcsStruhe iopObI luic bon @nOsStrnGc. Srcts
sr %cbrn41 ~ 4.ohsn pale nuo %or3imnaft
irGeno Eli RHhhItf miei6Cn. 1crncr ucr6cn
Waniette iiberuoWmCn, giHd}ufru0cn IN Hr. s.,
aurb.Snt. 2trane. poCr Gr, 42i, Ef. Baltimore.
Strabc. tSept20, 2Iite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
shaiSt's ,@tMentrana.Sans,"

, @de 8. NH Sor0ssS trube. S~auptunortttr
/ oes ~Ranern SIR. sllnt. s%erein3." ~sideu'
, un5sNanlenoereitS, ,Gantrn Smmerip.
, Aais n.io getbsTereins." ~9euifbe @e'
/ InittbIidieit" saefeIf6mieoe Union un6
rSefpcrsGonfldDe gir. ATS, J. 8. s." frts
, ftes Bier su 'eo"r Belt. 9eIep6"r: 8.
K B. - 8oif $500 sS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
gaatsn spb StsaIaabtsSn i.

Suup. mo r....tr ees Canton 2ieeer:rund -
SirGfturhe lecen 1onneriina Abero. -
9uuteris 4,ereir oeriummeIi ii6 feheu Etsu.
finn N6erh. G1;ioualsRier ON Supt.-
Gbefnpeafe IeIep5nu; QBrlfe 1453 8.
(9lpriI13IO
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Sm u%crmictbCn.


Wnulirtc 3ITmer init oorr obuc NDit. 9inh
%5niraReil IN Hr. i29, Surreit Strohc, SclGir
Winrit. l3Ug-lI1
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Aaer'S ,4b,[,petA.Aage,.

Iut VdN' HHo GuIIfuDthutt VuhLJu.
Observation-Disclosures - 81 q.
Sayptoudrfitr bes Sefanobere,ns -ebel.
meib,- ~9amens8srpins bsS 4oeifpe.S.-
nGauton.g pnclnbes SIR. 445, >. O. o..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dr. I5s. 3. u..s.. u1b
(Sept21 .1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
q, Sutat's bade,"

gr. 1.20 bis f122, 9artorb.nbtnue.
Sduptudartier oss .IbaIi1h Wannerthore-.
Sdle rub gommeradrien biGia Al ber.
mie.hen. 6nter Bl1s ilr gufferHr6ter.
Setrite B%etrdnfe. T~reiftOol. q. Z D..
feltrbon art. PerHoH 1850 ,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
Wurnhcmtidc Inrmcr Hnmilir

z INbr I'M Yun0e, WInun 30 I0Urt at war blS
bclie nl5 GciIilaci8ilbtcr tb0ttR, 5ruu - Sabre
all. tilbtig III 0iihe mo NnuSUult nit einem
6-idbriGcn Nrubcfl. inhci ciIi, Surul at ilbCrs
ilCbmeu uoCr III uCrluulicu. sell. Eilertcu nm
tcr Gbi'ire -. ~. 1arm" an hcn rScutideu
Gorrcipumocnt". (2Q4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
spha n. sqitt,r'g ,gpIumtta.boas.

UT. 1922, DFi'Fralt'sIrnbe.
rStTens8drmltdotet Serein" berfdmmelt
it6 isGen sr'isu Bieniids I'M Wtonat In
bsr Snne. SGue fit Beretns Lns Sst'
IiGleiten 3u bermielbeu.
ESunb1O
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StencngcindDe
Stcucaeiud I:
Ah r.

Gin ocutfbc8 Mdbdei, tndt Gteuc nI5 Q6s
din. iUluIe elm WtuotltH CinCu VInr ais Nuia
mdhhcu. Gnh 3@u'ruNcn in 9ir,33j, SiosDiUnnt.
2trnRC. i8lD
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efnueigefs esfe,
gr. 70f anb 707, poN1baro's irabs, ptGe'
Iunttorpn. Seinfte @etue nnb 2tauore.
Der eeflnbtfte Srt ouf Der erbe. Die
beften SOLICITATIONS In o~iablanbtosH-
$rompts B%eoieRunS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-07
Baltimore SranSfcr Gompaenie

Slouft'6fe oUn 2tHht. nmb 2uwbarosStraRe,
bat tbre glu5ftattun9 uHo mebrer. 5nbrluerie
tGGnS) berqr6bert unb 1T ieBt I'M Sidnoc.
g}o6eI bon Qaus III SGus Al bci6rbern unh
fit ole gufbewabrunR Ooer Serisnourg III oer'
paden. Brompt. uno 6uoerIaltae NeoienuHg
tpirb 1uoeftbert, s. th2-l
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eobx aron,,s .sae,r.etrt,re,,-

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) yt. 1876, SarriIon' nabe qeringtun.gtr..
, Geo. Siintbet. IT,, wrptQC's Ster. mar
, nrer punt1 bun IL his / ubr Gadbutti.
| toas. gQe bcnttdsr Yddet ItHb aaf' Be
tube ttliaeluoen.
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@criidDcrnngS An5eiacm.
&ermania

Icner . @eriihernnnS @cIelidait
BON Heiu.Dorf.
Husptis ant 1. Sdnnar 1905.
Qanrs aapiinl . 81 900, OOO. 90
primiens " Ierpe ............. 2.624, 2lD.l7
luiie 1872, O67.55
9eferoe fir 1ue drIoereu Nniprilhe B2s7bt
yiei.os lleberibub ......... . 1850 25.60
Serammte 0rtbaben. ....... 1889. G09.73
SpbH u. Holfcr, @cidGitSiilbrer,
pprboft 4. Gde Baltimore. uuo Eortb . giraffe.
2. Star, Gttnaig an Der goribsS irnfr.
Telephone: g. x r. - III. GerHoH 1928 R;
WiurUIano 49, Guurtlano 1858. (Sunti iStdl)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
FIRE BOYS
WERE BUSY

Five alarms ware answered BY
the fire department since midnight
None Of the small fIrua we're Of
any consequence and yet two en-
zines. three hose carts. two trucks
and a chemical engine made the
run In almost every instance. At
1910 o'clock Saturday morning the
IRE lhadics we've reused from their
slumbera. Slid down the brass poles
70 the ground flours and hustled Oft
Into the flefrn downfall of rain And
hall which swept over the city a.
that hour A chimney fire at tho
Stag restaurant. 1894 First aveuue.
disappointed the adventurous spirits
Who rushed pell neil after the
changing fire wagons and their
atsamlnE sieeds. Hardly had all 81
thu wagons and engines returned
To their rrspectivs stations and been
% K'd' At headauartara before an
other alarm OF fire vas turned In
from Box ..
"Maekintash's residence ls on fire
Third avenue and University strsst'
we're the terse orders Of Chief Cook
- ~ EAtafsaA cut into the kiuf NJ
10 save the Third avenue home. Hot
ashes under a rear porch raised
a terrible volume Of smoke. The
loas WAS small A few hours OF
quletude aud then a third alarm
sounded from Box a At f833
First avenue South. cigarettes In
the careless hands u smokers had
set a lounge on fire. The damage
was 80. Before the apparatus got
back 20 the station 4 false alarm
from Box 10 caused a futtsr Of ex-
element 20 prevail among tho fire
boys. The last call came at . 90
o'clock a telephone call from 25if
Third avenue North gave a lurid
account OF a chimney fro caught
By a defective flue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
PLAYED WRONG
CAME

PORTLAND Ore. March 25-De-
tcctivoa have enaeayored TO obtain
the criminal record Of John B.
kingsley the "Rafnes'' Who opor-
atei - brakeman. burglar aud
hiEhwnyman in Portland while
PLAYING cricket. belonging 20 swell
clubs and leading coulliona between
times
Il Is believed that Kinealey'a real
name h John Long bottom. When Ia
Seattle be was always known By
that name. and his mother. Who
lives In that city. Be- known as Mira
LouEhuttom lie was visiting her
When Officers raldcd thu rendezvous
OF HIS roufcdcratos In this city.
When ho learned OF their arrest be
disappeared and no trace has since
been heard Of him.
kiuEslcy's first robbery IN the
uorthw 81 was az the little town
OF Blaine. IN Washington. when a
bank robbery was planned and car
RED To an almost successful ter
uinatinu. Ills three confoderafes
we're captured and ara now serving
terms In the state penltoutlary
Kingsley. their leader. escaped
orr than "a bank and safe rohher-
les In Portland and small Oregon
towns arr supposed TO have BEEN
planned BY Kingsley. two Of whose
confedeFuteH were this Week sen
fenced 70 state prison AZ Salem.