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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
VIII
Make Charges

PARIS. Jan. Tho Eclair to-
day publishes a communication
from 81 Petersburg giving the sub
stance OF two sensational docu-
ments tn which Il Is alleged that
the T. Danish pilots which were
hired 10 take the vessels OF the Bal
tic fleet out from Copenhagen were
bribed by japanese agents to run
the vessels on shore and wreck
them. II IS claimed that the Rus
sian secret service learned of this
before the Baltic fleet left the
Danish capital and that when IN
Danish pilots were taken asoai Il
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OIL YWPIA Will CARRY
CONTRABAND OF WAR

they vere put Ia irons.
The SECOND document purporta 10
be a copy 81 Instructions sent from
the Japanese chief uf staff "a Euro
peau agents giving specific inHtruc-
tions to these agents TO arrange for
torpcd0lnK the Baltic fleet Ia the
North sea by means OF small fish
inK steamers especially fitted for
such service
The documents are 20 be submit
ted to the North sea commission in
evideuce 60 show that admiral
RoiaafYanaky was not unwarrantcd
In firtng on the British fishing
fraRlHfa.
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coMMANDkNT AT PORT AR
THUR NAMED

TOXIC. Jan. Vice Admiral
shibeysme. commander OF the naval
station az Mure. Japan. has been ap-
pointed commaudant az Port Ar
thur. with Capt. Temcri as chief Of
staff
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By seripps News Ahs'n.J

LONDON. Jan. "A dispatch
from Oku's headquarters received at
London today reports that the Rus
star on Shakhe river celebrated
Christmas eve by attacking the Jap
anese forces opposite Linshihu. The
fighting lasted two hours The en-
Eagement was indccislye.
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JAPAN PREPARES FOR CAM :
PEtGN

LONDON. Jan. lit Is under
stood that Japan has placed large
orders With British firms for woolen
clothing for soldiers. The clothing
f. 90 be delivered within six months.
indicating that Japan Is getting
ready for another campaign.
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among women.
The average man would not walk
down street with a prostitute, 70
why should a woman walk down
street with or accept IN her set. male
prostitutes?
society makes anything but a
double standard " morality impoa-
Wble. when "a wkwan falls she
finds a man down b.loW waiting for
her when she falls man always
falls with her. you cant separate
them
Dr. Matthews says this analysis
~ WomauH character ia purely
Psychological. and iHtimatea that
with all her faults. We love her
HtiIL"
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BY AN
ATTACK ON JAPS
czARs FORCES ENGAGE JAPANESE IN FIERCE FIGHT ON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PREPARING FOR Ex.
TENDED CAMPAIGN

issued n rescript thanking General
AoRi and his army. together with
the fleet commanded by Admiral
Togo. for the capture Of Port Ar
thur II H. officially stated that the
Russian wafships at Chefoo and
TNLnRtnu have been dlsmantled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
THIRTY
INJURED
TROLLEY CAR pERAlLED-TWo
OF PASSENGERS WILL DIE

NEW YORK. Jan. THE deraii-
ing 81 a trolley car IN Brownsville
station. Brooklyn. early this morn
ing resulted Ia the Injury Of 30 per
sons.
-Four suffered broken skulls and
two are IN q dying condition. The
ear carried a party Of members Of
the Royal Arcanum from Bayridge.
Fatally injured Thomas MIST
Iuae. Julius Dauuar.
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JAps DON'T WANT PEACE

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE
semI-officlal announcement is made
here that Japan has made NO over
lures for peace. either through the
United states OF any other power
and coutemplates making no such
overtureH.
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ESCAPE on DISGUISE

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1T Is
reported from Chcfoo that Rear Ad-
miraI Prince uuktomsky and Rear
Admiral noChiusky have arrived
there on board a launch. They es-
capped from Port Arthur by disguis-
INK themselves.
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TOXIC. Jan. General Nogi re-
ports the additional transfer Of
prisoners NJ Port Arthur Friday.
totalling 1S2 officers and 7,17f men.
one hundred and fifty-one officers
have been paraled.
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BLOCKADE LIFTED

TOXIC. Jan. Admiral Togo to-
day issued an order abolishing the
L.iaotung blockade from today, but
for the present none but Japanese
government vessels will be permit
ted TO enter Port Arthur.
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TO FIGHT FOR MASTERY OF
CEA

TOXIC. Jan. IA celebration at
HihIya park today. under the auspi-
ces of the municipality, ended the
weeks IubHation, held in honor Of
the return of Admiral Togo. The
return of the Baltic fleet to Russia
Is interpreted IN naval circles as 70
mean that Russia has decided TO re-
enforce the squadron and make a
supreme effort 70 win naval SUI
prcmacy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

oscar Hind. %. and Hulda For
restron, 20. both Of Seattle, sauchl
Kubo. -. of Seattle. and Kinu va
m3uaka. Is, ct japan.
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Senator AnkenY'a announcement
that b. will support Foster for re-
election does not come In the nature
% a surprise % most Washington
politicians
The venerable senator from Waiia
WaIla h adverse 70 the selection 81
an eastern y aahiuEtou man 10 sue
coed Foster. and Tor good reasons.
Should swceuy receive the nom
ination ard election II will mean
that western Washington will be
without representation IL the upper
house az Washington. u. G. and
when Senator Auksny comes up
for reelection there will be a
strong fight waged against him BY
western Washington interests on
the ground that this section de-
serves one Of the two senators
Although senator AnEeuy has
openly declared himself for Foster.
Il II we'll known that be does not
care a rap who gets the nomination
az long as II goes to a western
Washington man.
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J. O. MeEler. 81 Wahkiakum
county. Is regarded as the strongest
candidate for speaker Of the house.
As be maintains an absolute I'm
partlallty toward all the candidates
they regard him as a man who
wouid direct the affairs Of tho house
With fairness and impartiallty to-
ward each Of them
Il Is certain that II Mr. MeElcr e.
named AZ speaker he viii appoint
ur " ~ Hare. ~ Yakima county.
a. chairman o. the appropriation
com mlttee.
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Governor M'Bride Will Throw His Influence tt
Millionaire Sweeny in the Senatorial Contes

oAsF EXECUTIVE Will ENTER FIGHT JUST TO DRAW AS
MUCH STRENGTH AS POSSIBLE FROM WESTERN WASH.
NaroN CANDIDATES, THEN DROP our-orHeR oLYM.
PA GOSSIP BY DEAN AND WINDOW
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Mr. Sweeny may not leave Oiym-
pia with pleasant reeollectlons. bat
he will leave many joyful impres-
siuna behind him IA the form Of
golden c0ina.
The spokane millionaire office
seeker Is spending money with a
lavish hand In the little capital
city. So far he has not less than
four lobbying quarters.
He has practically rented the en-
tire Mitchell hotel. has a fine suite
Of apartments In a leading business
block or two. rooms ~ the lobby.
and has rented the Horr residence
for two months. For the latter be
paid $3.50. which Is going some
In Olympia.
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NOTED SEATTLE DIVINE HOLDS THE SAME OPINION OF The
CHARACTER or WOMEN As IS ADVANCED BY THE "A.
NOUS ENGLISH kLIENisT
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There will be no democratic
caucus. 9aN
AZ least 80 AYERS one prominent
member % the lone eight democrats
who will assemble here 70 demon
strate the dignity % a minority.
Heretofore the democrats have
eaucused simply as matter Of
form. but. "a quote one ct them.
this time. what's the uae7F
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William Grant. senator from spo-
kane county viii be ON the judi
eiarY committee Senator Grant Is
enc OF the lonesome eight an able
lawyer and clever politician Re
publican leaders cone~ae that the
minority deserve Eoud representa-
ton and Il is generally conceded
that Senator Grant viii be picked
for the important post.
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II Is rumored that Senator 4. 81
Rands. q CLARK county. who has
been looked upon a. a Foster man
Niii soon announce himself fof
SWscny
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them at one time. and tho woun
still ranklca.
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MlKApo THANKS ARMY AND

TOXIC. Jan. The mikado has
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them at one time and tho wound
still ranklcs.
Notwithstanding tho fact that
there is no pay attached to the po-
sitions ON the governors staff there
is great pile Of applications await
ing his inspection.
With the exception Of military
secretary. bearing the rank 81
major, which. By law. goes 20 secre-
tary Brown. Governor Mead has
not announced any appointments on
hts staff asAflgWH
Those gentlemen who are pretty
sure 81 getting the appointments
are wishing strongly that Mr. Mead
would get busy and let them
know. The inaugural ball is slated
FOR the 18th OF this month and the
staff wants 20 be present In their
regimentals with shining brass but
tons and gold braid
They will probably have 10 At.
tend Ia the regulation civilian fall
dress
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

The new governor has selected
as bis stenographer Miss Jean Nc
Leod. Of Belllngham. who has an
envlahle reputation in the literary
world as a writer Of fiction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18

Wheat was steady for time early In the day.
owing to scattered showers In the Northwest and
an area OF low pressure over she central Rocky
Mountain district. which gave rise to some fears
that heavy rains light occur over sunday In the
winter wheat district. where harvesting In Is prog
ress. But there was general disposition to take
profits er the advance OF late and later on quids-
ton and more less short selling caused prices
10 wcakcn. The cables were disappointing. and
the Northwest was selling al chicago while tho
nArrowncss OF the speculation was depressing In
nuence. Toward the close, however. the offerings
became lighter and prices rallied. Liverpool
declined I'D. Paris was unchanged to Is centimes
lower Berlin was unchanged 70 = mix lower.
The worlds shipments were estimated by Broom
hall at II 200 900 bush Some decrease In the visible
Is expected. Corn and oats were quiet and feature
less prices moving IN company with wheat.
Flour. Dull and steady. SAILS. 100 hhls:
Patents. tsisass.2S: clears, 81 .ooGAto Winter:
Clears, = 7oaE Oh. sraights HooeASo: Rye
Cor BE. on the spot was dull at 7'ic Tor No:
l. Sales. 100 bags Central American. Futures
were generally unchanged. closing steady. with
sales Of a. 2oo bags. Havre vas UNCHANGED to ~:
advanced rs refs receipts 5000 bags stock 900.
Santos was unchanged; receipts. none; stock.
Qi2 900 bags. Prices as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18

There was an early advance In cotton OF very
OF shorts and manipulation In the bull interest
The bull leader was understood to be buying
with selling on the rse Liverpool was closed
the weather was In the main favorable and there
are those who think there Is too much COMPANY
and. though New Orleans sent some selling orders
for time. Its prices ran up sharply alter the clos
buying orders from this market and the premium
on New Orleans july over New York July was
further Widcncd. The rise here on the curb was
points and New Orleans after the New York clos
Ing ran up IS points, with July as already inumated
the conspicuous feature The tioub!c Of late has
been a tendency TO rush prices up rather too fast
to suggest the idea OF permanency. The consump,
ton. however. Is undoubtedly very large. ana
many people usually well informed seriously doubt
whether the present crop can be anything Ike as
large as that Of last wear.
CRAIE.-Nheat rot was dull No sales. No
red winter 81 o. The Northwestern receipts were
i5S cars, against lss last week and ?si last year:
Chicago. icars, against last week and 10 last year
Futures closed &c TO SIC higher sales, 100000 bush
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

market to-day was no more animated than
might have been expected in view OF the
apathy Of speculative conditions during the
price changes as occurred. most Of these
consisting in fact Of small fsssIflSnsd
the Greene stocks. but even here transact
tons were reduced very considerably. Greens
Consolidated Copper improved slightly
point. The Central Leather issues were
irregular, the preferred stocks, showing a
disposition TO sell of. while the, common
stock and the bonds held firm. The recent
strength Of STANDARD Oil, which has advanced
over 10 points In the last week. has given
rise to rumors that the, dividend distribute
on Its shares may be increased during the
present twelvemonth. 1t. is known that
the company's earnings this year are largely
in excess Of those Of 1904
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
BANK STATEMENT.
Heavy Increase in Loans.

Tho weekly statement OF the Clearing
House banks did not make so good show
ing as had been expected. although the pre-
liminary estimates that appeared on Friday
were borne out h a substantial increase IN
ment was a heavy expansion In the loan
account amounting to over Sib 900. 600. ana
deposits, Offset the favorable change In the
cash item sufficiently to bring about re-
duction of s., 6is. 900 in surplus reserves:
The weekly statement OF averages Of the
Associated Banks OF the CITY OF New YORK,
compares as follows with that OF las, week week
ago. ~
Loans slot sscsoo 81 oss 100000 sl.o.esss.so
G pspSf
ssss: sSS
Rve eri sss.os'.sSo 5soSss,soo ssc'sas,iss
surplus, ,7,7oa,5oo so,ss7.soo sss,sss ,s7s
e'eiodep. 25.e 5.s .s|
The changes for the week are as follows
Loans Inc ~ 80
pneposm inc Ia STS
Specie; .......,.,...,....,,.......inc Inc, s'G'.W
gal tenders Inc l.l3o'Soo
Totalrcserve ...,,,....,........In Inc. y tes 600
Surplus Dec. 26ls,3oo
The amour; Of United States deposits shown In
this weeks statement Is N2. sos 400. decrease OF
fG From ai IS. sS. Pc
would be sio,sssioo
Below Is a table showing the percentage Of cash
reserves 10 deposits OF the more prominent banks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18

Oats were dun the spot No sales. Natural
white 30 to 80 lbs. 35,aa37..c. Corn was 1uiet
on the spot, Sales. 1000 hush. No mixed, In
elevator 6isc. Futures were nominaly &c.
higher. Closing prices as follows.
mo. Nf0ht.
.July ....... ............... 5shS 5HN
September ........ ....-....,..... 57'+ S7i4
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

~, M bs4 es a@is & Ha
asasy as2ss It :s ~ !ss III
quoted at sX@4H per cent; for prime single
names and bills receivable; other names.
~! as per cent.
-, The foreign exchange market held Arm
this morning at the higher rates established
sss 1 ssds1 ,os DID po mot '1 Ts
we're quoted st ass for long .nd H;ss ior
s.ss s ssn: :shs a: Fans: ~ suo ssd
for Il short RelchsmspR: wer So. aaessd At
less Lie for short.
s s snsssnse e e. S:s
eo pqsmsn prs :sns
Montrssi.Psr: Esy orieans5Sconmsroiss
premium. Louisville-,sc. PREMIUM. San
Francisco-7oc. premium.
Money in London. lain per cent. Rate
three months bills. aas l:ls per cent, Con-
Seu. At f.s, Ps :n sGSse' 4See
on London. rs francs II centmes. Berlin "a
Ts pSae rat. q ~ IS
per cent. The weekly statement Of the I'm
perial Bank Of Germany shows the following
changes: Cash on hand increased H. $50 900
marks: treasury notes increased $40 600
marks: other securities decreased 1850, 900
marks: notes in circulation decreased %, 900 900
marks.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. 32i.5sa.7li: balances. 3ll .aol .sl4;
Sub-Treasury debit balance. 81, POI, 34i.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 45hc
The imports of specie for the week were
81 ,O5l. Of which S78,l3l was gold. making
total specie imports since Jan. l SS,477 ,O09
Exports of specie were: Silver, 1907 ,O7e
against S2Os.l57 gold and silver the previous
week. The exports Of specie since Jan. :
have been: Gold. 1913 .02i ,l46 silver. 3l< el2 e5i
total of 347, 933. 737
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18

While Greene mining stocks were trembling
in the curb market the other day . big truck
ratified up Broad street scattering the brokers
right and left. An inouisitive fellow dis
covered that tho truck was piled high with
motion,
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Live Stock Market,

SATURDAY. June IL.
Receipt. OF hecyes were car or 20 head for the
market; No trading TO day. Feeling unchanged
Dressed beef slow al It2d9c per h. for common TO
prime native sides. London and Liverpool cables
UNCHANGED. shipments to day were $50 beevcs,
rs sheep and 6.2l6 quarters OF beef.
Receipts Of calves none. and none on sale. Fec,
Ing nominsly weak, City dressed veals slow at
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were I'LL cars or
2sss head. all for the market. making with the
stale stock ~ sale. Sheen were steady.
lambs slow and CSC lower except for choice heavy
stock Fight cars were unsold at a late hour
8: lambs al ss.soaH.sS; car Of choice Al a.
weak Al li@i3c. ''
Receipts OF hogs were 2.oo7 head, all eons,rned
direct 10 slaughterers. Feeling nominaliy steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS

Company and Term.
Allegheny and WcSterpm...
American Telephone and
Telegraph, quarterly and
extra. ...,........,....
American Screw, quarterly
Columbus Gas Light and
Heating, semi annual. 80.
STANDARD Coupler. semi
annual ...,....
Standard CoupleY...,,,,...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
sUB-TREAsURY TRANSACTIONS.
Imports OF General Merchandise and Dry
Goods,

Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
reported Al the Custom House, compare as
follows with those OF las, week and OF ,ht core.
spending week year ago:
This urtk. Last nsrg, 1905
lIry goods. s",O50S?6 sa,O2ca,D s,Tai,Ap,
General mis-. s,OOs.ST3 aS5B.3.i e3yB,olJ
Totals. s'O'O1s'sO $ll,o's,3sS $li?3l,7O5
From Ian. 10 date they compare as follows
with last year
1908. 1904.
Dry goods. .,::.,,.,,. t86,st65I3 f5'.0,s.9I7
General mc'chahdlsc'''.' 'so'VsOO2 22t,iT.1s6
ro'als""......,,,.,,.., ss+7sli57S 1881 ,saa. 7o3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18

The coffee market yeas dun and featureleSs
The European cables were disappointing, but
there was no pressure TO sell.
NAVAL SroREs. Spirits OF turpent'ne. &C. Com.
mon TO good stained rosin. S36?3
Provisions. Lard was dull: prime Western.
4Ac, Dressed hogs, 7tas'.c, Butter-Creamery.
nrsts. ?o'ac Eggs Western, Grsts, iec. Chicago:
June II. -" Provision offerings have been well
taken. The market shows an advance and closes
strong. with no sign OF any important selling.
SUoAE. Raw was steady at 4iIc. for centrifugal
"a test and SAC. for nuscovados 40 test. Sales.
5ooo bags Porto Rico centrifugal a6 test at %I.c:
800 bags Santo Domingo centrifugal % test at 4itc
Refined outlet and steady. graduated, 555a
$3.50.
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COMMERCIAL.
Cotton F1rmer-New Orleans Stong-Local
Bulls Buying-shorts Ccver-Weather
Generally Favorable, Though Hot In
Texas-Grain Irregular-CoHee Dull.

SATURDAY. June l7.-CorroN. Spot cotton
was unchanged. Middling, disc against
ii.7oc last year; New Orleans and CUR. s.4oc..
against lls5c. Galveston and Mobile ad.
vanced &c. Galveston. New Orleans ara
Memphis. 9hc.; Mobile SIC: savannah
8 i3-iec. Sales: Galveston, LOOP bales: Mobile.
$50; New Orleans 1900: Memphis, $50; Saw
vannah. 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAsHINoroS June 1.-THE statement OF re
cclpts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
This day. THIS month. Fiscal year
Receipts, 81 .663, 1872 s25.sl0o54 1921 $780, 1856
Expenditures. i.ii0.W0 le.S8OOo0 $50 ni2 1872
surplus, s2SS,4o2 SCOOPS 5% Def&3O go O20
The receipts from customs to day were $500 $50;
from Internal revenue. S771.7s1: miscellaneous,
&so.a0, National bank notes received for redeup.
ton. Sl2sS5s
The cash statement OF the United States Treasurer
IN
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
NAMES NEW COMMITTEES
Governor at Soldiers Home Organizes
Associates for Work of
Institution
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, Nov. 29.-Gov-
ernor La Grange has reorganized and
appointed a new staff of committees
and officers as follows:
Current Xpenses-Branch inspector
II. d. Lasher; branch printer. f. A.
WhittemOre; choir leader, John Howard
Young, with Capt. Il, II. Parsons quar-
termaster, as chairman.
Subslstence-Guard sergeant, John D.
Bothwell commander of Company A.
George Meyer; chief cook, Thomas Ros-
engrave.
ousehold-Assistant engineer, Sid f.
Nirk; builder, Frank La Vine, and John
II. Dobbings chief engineer.
Hospital-Captain Tom V. Parker, as
sistant surgeon. j. II. Young, and drug
gst, William T. Parker.
Repairs-J. II. Dobbings, Frank La
Vine and governors private secretary
Louis La Grange.
Farm-Maj. A. j. Bell. chief gar
dener; Xavier Ruiz, gardener. and j
D. Boutwell,.
lothing-Shoemake John Della
hanty, Luke Dunphy, tailor, and payroll
clerk l.. S. Carter
Construction-John II. Dobbings
Frank La Vine and Electrician A. r.
Sweet, with Quartermaster Parsons as
chairman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30

City, was a. guest at the merchants
banquet last night. He came to Pasa-
dena with Editor Moody of the Out
West magazine.
Police Judge Wood fined each Of the
seven men who made an assault upon
their Japanese cook Monday night five
dollars. Meachlin & Rice the grading
contractors, paid the mems fine and
they Immediately went back TO work.
The high school baseball squad Will
be out for practice Monday evening.
At a meeting held today the following
officers were elected. Captain, Glen
johnson; manager Earl Flanders.
Twenty-Five names have been handed
i'm as candidates for the team.
Thanksgiving day service tomorrow
will be union and held In the First
Congregational church at 109O a. IN.
Rev. Albert II. Smith of the First Bap-
tist church will preach the sermon. Be
fore the meeting the several pastors
will consult as to the proposed revival
services to be held in the several
churches this winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
SAY OFFICIAL TOOK BRIBES
Kansas Authorities Seek to Gust
County Attorney-Serious
Charges Made
By Assoclated Presa.

BY Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. &c. G. Cole
man, attorney general, has filed in the
supreme court an amended petition in
the custer proceedings against James
s. Gibson, county attorney for Wyan-
dotte county. AS in the original petit
tion, Mr.. Coleman specifically charges
Gibson with violating his oath of Of
flee by permitting the 'joints'' to run
with his knowledge and consent.
He alleges that Gibson demanded
and received IS from each Joint
keeper in the county as q bribe. These
payments, it is asserted, were made
immunity from arrest and prosecu-
tion. But in this amended petition the
brewers, it is alleged, were taxed for
saloons owned and operated by them
in the county, and that gamblers were
allowed to run openly by the paying
of a stipulated sum of money to Glib
son quarterly.
The amended petition goes much fur
ther than the original in that it gives
list of "jointists' who it is alleged,
paid Mr.. Gibson for immunity.