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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Elect officers and Choose flashing
ton for Nert Meeting.

Milwaukee. Sept s-Tha United Spanish War
Veterans to-day chose Washington for the next
meeting place and ended the business OF the sec
end annual encarnpmeut by disposing OF various
PROPOSALS and electjnz the following officers: Com
nlandzr in chief. Major. Charles r Miller, CIeve-
land. senior vice-commander il CHIEF. Major John
i Harlan6 Buffalo. Junior vIce-comnander IN
chief Captain Z. E Kirk, California
The contest for commander IN chief was spirited,
General George N. 5foulton. Of Chicago being de
feared by a narrow margin by Major Miller. VINO
is 3 cousin of President Mckinley
waSh;ngtons request for the next reunion was
presented BY Captain Walter Mitchell. and the
rsrf-a1 ,r3s chosen over San Francisco. The date
% ne. 1916 onca1nprneut Will not be later than
0-+ohar x the time OF meeting 70 be selected so
IS - make il convenient for President Roosevelt
70 attend.
4 resolution favoring larger scope OF me pen
eio- avs was adopted and resolutions affecting
HA statute q KS Of the United States were referred
u the committee on legislation which VIII orlnS
hen, IN the attention OF Congress. one OF me most
.-ar,o-rerr of these IS that SshIs I'L IL
-or in which 10 keep relics Of al wars III
United States has ken part j ne I+.+5,
ars-z ra-rrs for coIored veterans ana OF -
with other serni-Tni- ary organizations o'1 ''' ~
up for consideration ,---.z Ms 1Ts-v
The uou7sr's auxiliary today elected NJ ~
C-aSre- ~ Afour- Vernon. y. Y, pTFSl-et. nLl
Mrs Leslie Booth Perry of Chicago, VICE
re effort 70 change the eligibility qIslill,e ''i7 w
admission 20 the auxiliary faiied. i .,.,,-.5 o.,
Veterans and their wives ana friends tlulr . an
rve-trg ~ entertainment tonight IN an ail-L
Eerk Installation Of officers, a paTace anu 81 e''
1re L ke place Ip-IIlofT"N-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
LIS PENOENS.

nth st No > Fast and 1sth-st No 8 East: Emanuel
Hener and another agt George Hetser ct al. fore
closure of Wolf Kohn s.
Iot - 10 176 o Bathgate estate, The
Bronx: Frank A Wahng Eastern Crown Realty
al. foreclosure OF mortgage attorneys Curing
GeiGer.
144th-st No 515 West; Daniel OCornor executor aEt
Edgar Logan et al foreclosure ~ mortgage; attorneys
iC2d-st Ms sic and 3is East: simon Uhlfelder and
another Gastanc Sagsese al. foreclosure %
gage; attorney. VI. Marx
lexington =, whole fronts between n 45th-st
and 5oth ST Park s. whole fronts between
45th-st 8 50th- +5th-st. 4sth n 3:
4Tth and II : n 18th = and n
5pth-sr whole between Lexington and
Maria " Dttuar New York Central and
Hudson River r co and another, action 20 foreclose
mechanics lien. attorney. T. KeaTny.
Morse-ave Il 2. lot 9l. map Of village Of Morrisana.
The Bronx John Golden Michael Woods - al fore
closure ~ mortgage; attorneys. Pose PutzeL
81 u 8 BIeecker-st. 80 6y-:
2 Phillips administrators John
F Mccarthy et al. partition. attorney starr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
TELLS OF WORK OF WEATHER BUREAU
Willis I. Moore Says Meteorological Record
Shows Only IS Per Cent of Error.

willis 7 Moore chief q the Weather Bureau at
Washington. is staying for a few days at tee h'i-
land House Seen last evening he expressed In en-
t-,,sa- ste terms his confidence that the institution
FOR governmental and research work now beng g.
ranllsbel at Mount Weather station. near Washing
Ton. will be productive OF great good in advancing
the efficiency OF meteorological observation, saying
Our record is now only Is per cent OF error, which
gives Us first place among the weather bureaus OF
the world but a service that costs the people
s. 5C0g6 4 wear and cOnfers benefits OF probaply
SO coo olo year worthy OF betterment II that De
possible The work are now accomplishing Is
the best We can do until we have increased our
knowledge OF the pure science that underl.es
rneteoroioecsI observation Everything that Is dis
covered ia astronomy. chemistry and physics is
promptly developed and applied in the most prdc-
teal manner By those engaged n every other line
Of activity.
develop the phases Of scientific discoveries that
servation We have erected twin magnetic OBJ
servatories In which are now installing the
delicate and valuable apparatus that has been con-
structed for us various parts Of the world, and
have a IA borstory for experimental effort already
built orr constant effort will o. 20 broaden the
field Of scientific knowledge upon which Oh
servsrions and forecasts are based
II is q matter of prize Win me bureau that IN
the zen years have been at Its head no complaint
hax ever come from any commercial maritime
scientific organization IN criticism OF the work of
me ntTrssu n Is also fact that
nec.sd virb the bureau during that period hes
heer dismissed for cause until he has first been
corfronTsd nv written charges, and 10 dis
missed has ever besn rellsiAleC-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

css,a-rtni Felix. and another to Samuel e
-. I1O+h-s St No 24c to $40: prior mortgage
20, an6 igs November S. 1893; per cent.
60 onts to ! Mandebaum 1Ith-st. No 4ls
West. 10 years; per cent -.
o,,frE p n u II G deIfst: lsth-st, No 4l5 West
cY;saalIo,b K 70 7 PITT: lot 81. map Of Down
inr estate. years PER cent p, -
,t - T,lIu 10 L Brown Parker ave, " $
AiGlt'1 az nan ~ 81 Raymond Park; years: "a
rict.- Agnes. to George Peter; lot ls2 map %
-. eSfsta z wears; per cent
r. - T,Liitn to George Mead. Hill-avs. :
7o 550 2, ~ T<iagsbridge Road : years: per
cent t,sIla. to 4 Peiser. 1+5th-st. No 3IO
11ti Ca d per cent.
go. r. Amos 20 william z Peck, lortng Place.
Schserlel, Inc land o: phillips: due April g.
1905; per e -zlso 70 Mutual Life Insurance
tl-aIls'.-Ia Hi .2fst " 5. 2ei y OF 1st-avs
as, as per vstbn5,st Episcopal Church TO West sids
JAZZ - Rank. 4ith-Et. Nos toi and 42 West
ot1'iiiH9 hnTJ .....-.- --...' 81.
. as per o1 p.eitv Improvement Company to VI
tTodsi'FAeI -, aya n corner 1loth-st. p-or
Rosh t"l s.s ZOO, years. Is per cent------....
mo- -. 1I5th-st, n :, ~ n 2 Of Park
ave 5 years per cen r,olsta,n - 1900
~ - - ~ 1880 st; year o per cent .--.
900 - u s ~ i same property prior mortgage
% 600 ! vesr per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
MYSTERIOUS Law CASE.
Cincinnati attorney Shado7ced by
Detectives. but VII Not Talk.

cincinnati Sept s-FolIoved by detectives
Thomas F Shay. the attorney who has been
tanned by Miss Helen Butler. Of Chicago. arrived
in Cincinnati this morning hurried TO his office
remained there short time. and then went to his
home in Clifton suburb of Cincinnati still under
the shadow Of the sleuths. and aware OF IT all the
time He was seen later aboard train for the
East presumably for New-York Colonel Shay
who went 10 Chicago on Wednesday evening would
have gone direct TO New York but for
portaut papers In connection with Miss Buffers
case which were In Cincinnati and which necessi-
tated his coming here before going East.
II is known that in the OF Miss Butler. IL
which Colonel Shay has been retained. q young
child and its rights to property Of immense value
are involved. Opposed Miss Butler are a mum
Der OF persons of wealth and influence. and the
case in phase. has already entered into the
office OF Governor Dineen OF Illinois.
II * known also that the aid Of the Pnkertons
has been enlisted. but whether on the side OF Miss
Butler and Shay is made plain However both
in Cincinnati to-day and In Chicago yesterday
Shay was in consultation with the Pinkertons
Shay said. on arrival in Cincinnati this morning
that in this his lips had been sealed tighter
than in any other he had been engaged in
through his long career criminal lawyer He
refused TO say a word regarding the matter. But
It is known that the Of the case are laid in
Cincinnati. Chicago and New-York with a side
scene and then In Europe.
Besides Colonel Shay there. are other Cincinnati
attorneys VINO appear In the case. hut their names
are not disclosed The lawyers fees in the case
amount to so much. running in instance into
Ave figures that the attorneys positively refuse 20
discuss any feature OF the case
Based on Colonel Shay's remarks il is considered
certain that the case will come before Cincinnati
courts. If his efforts at adjustment in Chicago and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
THE STATE REALTY A BUYER.
DDS TWO PLOTS TO IT'S VEST eOTH-ST
HuyErs Factory Many Parcels Queens Change
Hands,

The State Realty and Mortgage Company yester-
day increased its holdings in West 2oth-st by the
purchase through NJ & l. Hess OF No. So from the
Pacific Realty Company. and Of No. 81 from S. Ed
ward Nash The buyer recently bought Nos. So
and IS through the same brokers and controls
in the street a plot 100 by 80 feet
Porter & Co. sold for Justice P. Henry Dugro to
HlIyler's Nos 1S4 and 136 East 1sth-st, two five
story buildings a plot 80 by 90 feet. adjoining
the southeast corner of Irving Place. A ten story
addition Huyler's factory viii be built the
site.
Recent transactions in Queens orough real es-
tate reveal the fact that large corporations and
syndicates stin actively acquiring many valu-
Chelsea Realty Company yesterday transferred
title the Pennsylvania, New-York and Long Isl
and Railroad Company to seven parcels in 3d-st..
is thought. that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
peny is about ready TO begin the completion of the
last inland section OF its East River tunnels.
James '. S. Wooley sold to the Queens Investors
Corporation a tract of twenty-four acres at Win
field the north side OF woodside-ave This
land said be worth fully SIS. 00o the corporation
resoId TO the Bankers Land and Mortgage Com
pany
The estate Of David Z. Renple has sold to Raw
don ". Kellogg twenty-one acres the east Sic
Of the Springfield Road, and south OF the boundary
of Springfield Cemetery, property which is said 10
be worth $4,000 ". F. Wyckof has sold TO the
Transit Development Company for the New-York
Connecting Railroad three parcels in Maspeth
roads righL OF way through the town Of Newtowu.
The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company, which has
company. has Just bought a choice plot on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

water-st. No 311. Waters & Chsuuc-y
lev contractors s21s 90
TOth-st. II 5. 400 II " OF West End-ave. 121x10o:
A 9 RAIDER & co Bernard Realty Company.
tractor .....'>...... 200 %
Boston Road. n . corner 16sth-st IeOx1oO: Union
contractor ......,..-.-- 40 90
Madison-sve No a4T. Isaac : Sprague agt Simon
Marx. owner; Edwin " C7haffee contractor. 81 So
Herbst owner and contractor SIS 90
Go aEt Joseph King owner and Contractor. 90
East Houston-st. Nos IS and ~. End
featuring Company aEt Rosco VI Narasco.
owner. Daniel A Mills. contractor. IS 20
05th-st Nos As and As West: Leonard G Kirk agt
Henry B Davis and Charles Foboru,
Leon a LIebeskind. owner and ~
Water-St. 300 Il Of Corears-sr 35x2Oq.
lears-st corner Front-st. 235x4o r G Pack
ard q Co aEt Hecker-Jones-JeweI Milling Com
Pany. owner John Monks sons. contractors 81 20
b4th-st n s. 1244 II Of 9Th ave. 16.4x1oO5 S5th-
ST $ 95 II Of 6th-ave 5sx1OO5: Armstrong
Cork Company Oxford COMPANY
owner. Domestic Ice Machine COMPANY ara
Clifford c Goodwin. contractors ...--.-..-...
lth-ave. u :, whole front between seth and 6oth
SITS Aoendroth & Stein Interborough Ra pid
transit Company. owner. Thomas Reese. IT.
tolnpenF contractor. nTs 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

Lppman. Israel. TO Surety. Realty, Company:
SANE { :s: same s@: s BsB:F :#s@s 1893
eoln-ave, corner 135th-st prior mortgage.
Colombo G. to C colombo Mott-et. No So
wsFnsr Ella ia. to F, Lampe Neisonzave.
Hae.e Carl to : .Benker. lot 2ia map MeGraw
KT esfsse Years per faTne11is1 s5th- 5000
275 # OF 18th ave: prior mortgage $4,000;
Kapian Alex P to F Hart: lst-ave. 5, A. IT.
Ioerg. NathS 5sar to lew Iisth-st $ @5os
anS Of F asTsbsr DgF Kszs a RsF
Broome st. No $50; due January 4 1906 5000
to 825 ? mortgages s. AS years. per Iosso
sI.15o; due Deeenlber IS 1905 per cent.... 1880
To5estan aFT Epi SC aS cSura6 Re@ 7 70
Solomon Joseph 5 to D stevenson Brewing Com
pany. 12ist st 4ot East: demand per cent 1000
Io8d-st. n $ Io5 # of PARK ave tustalHents; 20
Bernstein ste Louis TO Nettei isth St i82
WesL l zsqr per cent ,robs S"'
Distances st. No IS io9 h 2to f. 81
7sth-st nos sic and sr2 East; due November ooo
Be lG ''i Frank 4 to william H Rrchar: Rear
swamp Road. lot bounded on = land or ,oooo
Kirscben6airi Nathan to charles 4 Faust, Nor
LeyfBson LOUIS Loo 80 and another e stverson;
Nos 247 and i4 473 year per and sen +-a. $3.50
SS compah r['n steb 81 ave i5sa It
4 AlsR Es 5.e e.5 Ra'
Lippman Israel TO G II stone. Lafayette-st No - 49,.
IS ~: demand @ooo
D Aulbra Annie. Manhattan Mortgage Com
pauy: Eruesclf Place. n lot $40. map George
F & II Z Opdyke demand -.-.-.-... $50
Eden Construction COMPANY 70 William 7 Hockey;
Cathedral Parkway. corner Manhattan .
Same property: due August %. 49,.
Five Borouqhs Realty Company Title Guar
sntee and Trust Company. f7th-st. Il 1912 T.
of Sth-ave. demand 20 COO
Wollman. Joseph to Van Buren, Land Company:
24th-st DIS East: Years Is 600
and 125 West ; years. s per cent. -. 5000
Goldner Anne. to II A Ciebeein 152 an 1873.
Hunt estate. mortgages. $500. . years 1000
Samuel. Marx. W II Titus.
years % cen. 200
Casey. William !. EuiEraut Industrial Savings
Bank: Manhattan-ave. corner l23d-st;
~ 5000
Solder Jacob. @ Well another; Park-ave.
W corner 99th-st: due January l. 1905 s per
Rodriguez. Isabella. William T Hockey; 165th-
St No 0s6 East; per bond
30 West Years a. per cent -. 1000
pany: ltth-st. No 410 East. l year 81 per -. -.
Same to same. same property year per cent. 1900
Tafano Emilia + NJ Patterson Shel-st. =
10 II f. 4th-st; per 30
Isaacs Joseph. American Mortgage Company,
2d-ave, Z. Il # OF 109th-st; years, So .o..
Klein Joseph. E J al; 9th-st. No
433 East; ? years g per sooO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
Belt Hen-v-F 7, Stevens A7-il u 1905 - s1Ts Of
Birmingham Iohr-H Ruge. August 3. 1904 ~ X
Fagella. Jose7hN Calissi. December Il, 1901
r,err7snskv Mas WE'LL srril 1901 ....- 81 ~
Ievenson Norris Steiner: October q.
1915 .-............ 47o1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1s6th-st, Nos 535 AMI 537. five story brick loft
5Gx9o. Louis Walter, owner. Henry Reizelrnanr
architect 80
1ssd-st, :. 250s 4 a Of Park-ave. one story
brick store 22x50. Herman y MAYER, owner.
y ! Garvtn. architect. ............ ~.
Morris Psrk-ave. 8. - T. Of Garhsld-st. one
story frame shed. sx1o. Thomas Conner. owner:
VI 7 GarVdn. architect ..-......... e..
River-ave- northeast corner Of Buttner's LAM.
three story and basement brick dwelling house
66X52. Mrs Henry Roertger. owner: Reilly 3
Stainharh arrhite-+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

IuterTale- ave, corner Barrerto-st. X.
William Mcshane COMPANY agt , WDoo9odstock
11th-st. No 646 East: Louis Rosen al agt
Joseph Klein ct AL August Is 1908. .-----.....
Orchard-st. No 1893; Philip Rebatsky agt John
Levy al; July 25 1908 -...-..-.--
Avenue A. No 1888, wetnstock Brothers agt
Louis Lewinthau- August "a. 1908 tby bond
o0th-st. No % East: Helen Coste agt Frank
smith al. Septemher Z. 1909 lbv depostl -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
NEW HOME FOR Trust COMPANY.

The Mcvickar GaiIIard Realty Company has
leased TO the Empire Trust Company for the own
ers OF the Depew Building, the store, basement and
second floor Of No. 4S7 5th-ave, for long term Of
years The AIcVickar. Gailard Realty Company
has taken n lease from the Empire Trust Company
of part of the premises and will occupy the same
after extensive alterations have been made TO the
E7Ii1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

ist-ave y :. 10 # II OF 11sth-st, for a six
story brick nathouse. 50xS1 Wanenstein
owner. Bernstein & Bernstein. architects ...-...
1pth-st. :. 100 II OF 1st-ave. for nine six
story brick 1athouses, 40 4rs1. . & n Fried
man, owners; : Sass, architect ..--........-...
Broadway \ corner 159Jh-st, for five story
pany, owner; Moore & LandsiedeI archtscts
Ieth-st, 3 100 Il Of Madisou-ave. for five
Building and Operating Corpany owner. Buch-
man & EoE. archi-ec-s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
TO SELL A 17TH.sT. BUILDING.

Suit has been brought in the Supreme Court by
Emanuel Eeilner and Moses J. Wolf against George
A Heisler and others to foreclose mortgage Of
sos 259 on the property No. East 17th-st. and No
East 1sth-st, an eighJ-story building. The mort
gage was made on November IS, 1904. The property
Is subject 10 a prior mortgage for $4,000, held
III H. washington Life Insurance Conpany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
BUY THE ARCADIA AT LAKEWOOD.

3. Harris and several other persons have bought
the Arcadia Hotel at Lakewood, n j 1t occupies
f plot 21x150 feet The building will be enlarged.
Ar adjoining plot 150x150 feet has been sold TO a
syndicate, which will improve the premises with a
hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

Max BIau has bought No. @36 to 40 East S5th-st.
He will erect two six story fathouses the site
/ Roth has bought No. 227 East 1Wth-st. The
plot has a frontage Of 1O9 feet. He viii build three
seven story hathouses on the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
INVESTOR IN HoE-AvE. DEAL.

Joel Il. Ribeth has sold for Cohn & AxIeroad No
L153 Boe-ave., three story frame single lathouse
lot 25x1O0 feet, TO an investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

SHAVE. Nos 2.471 and .. 473. Abraham Silverson
loans Louis LAvtnson and William T Greenfield. 8;
HuEhes-ave corner 1S3G-sr. 1G0x2T. Title
Guarantee and Trust company loans Wolf Bur
Orders under Chapter as Laws ~ 1897.
12th-sve- . corner 30th- 81. Hsnrv = C;arvey
John Jordan & Son ? " Du Bots & Co. -.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
SALE or wooDLAwN HEIGHTS PLOT.

2. :. Wood has sold to q client plot OF eight
lots on the south side Of 236t-st, IS feet east OF
Katonah-ave. Woodlawn Heights. for Thorton
BROTHERS Also for q Nj Parker, a house and two
iors 50xl17 feet on the east side of Hofran-sL 20
feet north Of -S7tt-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
AT No. u vEsEY-sT.

BY Joseph p Day: Westinghouse = block front be
tween ISsth 1s9th So 11x230 story stone
trout dwelling house, dwelling house and
two frame building: " Gibson /. NJ stenton
ct al; peaue atty. Randolph Hurry. referee. par
iitlpn adjourned %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
BRUNSWICK HOTEL REPORTED SOLD

The Brunswick Hotel. ar the southwest corner Of
Ssth-st. and Madson-ave. is reported to have been
sold by Frederick ". Loew. The building which
is eight stories, has frontage of 25S feet in the
avenue and l3S10 feet in the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

stein the six story at the southwest
corner OF Jackson and Water SITS 24x114 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
JUDGM ENTS.

The following Judgments We're filed yesterday,
the first name being that Of the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

the East are unaving From this nformatipa II Is
inferred that the principal parties 70 the arsr
CinclnnatianS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20
mo YE DON'T" SAID JANlTOR
10 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Il will be all right
Commissioner Abrams eoncurrcd.
hut there WA ono either who did
not
just a. the two commissioners
we're about 90 scttie tho matter with
an urder "a the carpenter about Get
tain changes. In came the iauitur
himself. on thu run
No. 70 don't mid Mr. Churn.
with indignation. as no took a
Rbodeflek nhu pose la the middle 81
tho floor "Here I have gone aud
fixed up this little place ali neat aud
nice for myself after there Was
nothing but n lumber pile tn IL. TO
begin With. and now Ye want 90 run
ne out. do yer ] guess yen have a
hard time doing IL"
Tho county commissioners retired.
Hampered by something Ike 800
pounds avoifdupois. further climb
ting ~ stairs would have been dll-
fenIt Tor Commissioned Baker. and
tho two returned 10 headquarters.
As The star goes to press the ianisor
b. still IN possession and the com-
mlsslonofa arc again scratching
their heads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20

RAN SLOW

THE MEADOWS June aos--The
bettors had bad DAY yesterday.
only tvso favafitea came under the
wire Tor the money and many sports
aent horne with less mousy than on
previous occasions There we're
several surprises awaiting the race
iovefs who Jourucged 70 this track.
Horses expected 20 win did not have
a iank-iu and runners with big odds
against them took the MONEY homs.
AbYdns won the first rice With
two lengths Co spare. Veima Clark
came in second
Huachuea won from Cora Goetz
On the second race. kate Campbell
took the third race without the least
difficulty. Sterling Towers carried
off the fourth race with none 81 The
buuch anywhere near hirn.
Eplcure. the favorits IN the fifth
race. stood no more show than a
sandhag and came ~ fourth. with
IT. T. Frank first. Golden Light
wns the favoTits IN the iaat rars and
succeeded IN winning By a head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20

When - were first married she
used 10 go Through my pockets at
night aud | thought Il was cute.
Iva after a while, when ahe used 20
take st.75 out OF every 500 I had.
well Il wasn't 10 enta I tried %
hide my trousers. but she would al
WAYS find them. and / finally got
so lSat my money a. tho store"
This was one OF tho interesting
bits OF testimony given Wednesday
morning by Charles Smith. cigar
dealer. IN defense OF the suit for al
vorco his wifo. Edith Smith. has
brought against him.
Mrs Smith Ia her complaint al
Legged that smith was atlnEy. re-
fuHlug Go provide her with suitable
clothing and protesting against her
going 10 the hospital for IA vital up-
GRAFTON. because it would cost $500.
she also elleged that Smith Wa In
the habit OF coming home "heaatly
drunk" that he ran around with
other women. aud rhat while he was
known as "A good fellow about
saloons and poolrooms where be
auuauderei money. he was anything
but "A good fellow al home. where
She said he would hardly lot go uf
a dime. and forced upon her the
hardship Of making over her hat
tho third summer.
When Smith himself took the
stand. however. he gave the interest
od spectators another view OF the
domestic trouble lie said that he
had always loved his wife. and SIN
loved her fondly. but that a disturb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20
THE MARKETS

Run. push. jump. scramble. or
ang old thing. vas the motto used
81 the retail dealers on commission
roe Tuesday morning. Tuesdays
business on Western avenue Was
undoubtedly the largest q the sea-
son. and. as the retail dealers we're
all IN = hurry. all expecting 70 be
waited on at once. there vas a sort
Of a general stampede.
Strawberries continue 10 arrive
from around Green Lake and Lake
Washington. A car nf small ffust
arrived fFum California Tuesday
neruluE cantaiapeH are arriving
freely.