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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

WOOSTER. o.. Aug Il Captain
TaRgart was again on the stand
when court opened this morning.
and related a few Of the lndccorOus
stories be had testified Mrs. Tag
CART was in the habit Of telling.
Mrs. TagEarta eyes blazed when
Taggart said My wif6a relations
with other ladies AT Leavenworth
were apparently friendly. but there
were but two ladies with whom she
was intimate.
TagEart. after his release from the
hospital. saw his children wbcn
passing through San Francisco on
bis way 10 the PHILIPPINES This
was after they had separated. We
entered into an agreement that we
should be apparently on friendly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
FIR EM EN-
BOILED

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Twenty
firemen were carried, burned and
unconscious. from boiling soap. five
Of them very badly parboiled. from
a fire in w. H. Daggetts Sons soap
factory yesterday.
Tanks containing 10000 gallons OF
soap grease exploded after a fire in
the three-story building had been
brought under control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
INA COOK HAD
HER TROUBLES

= Lena Cooke. who says she 4
= was knocked down aud hurt a
= by a car on the Leschi park =
4 line. on July T. has brought 4
q suit against the Seattle Elcc- 4
= tric company for $500.
Miss Cooke swears that the =
a defendant 'wronEfully. nogli- =
4 gently and wilfully allowed its =
a car 90 knock her down. tear
= ing. lpturinE and spelling her 4
4 dress. and hurting. straining =
= and wouudinE' her leg, knee =
4 and ankle" Also that the y
= muscles. tendons and flesh =
= Of her said limb were hurt. 4
4 strained and wounded" so that 4
4 they became "lame. sore and =
4 swollen" that she has not 4
4 been able 10 wear her shoe 4
4 since and has been compelled 4
4 10 reclinc on "a couch. chair 4
4 or bed I'm consequence OF the \
4 defendants earelessness. She 4
= also asks FOR attorneys fees a
4 and anything else What the 4
4 court cares TO award her. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

LONDON. Aug ~ a 81 Peters
burg dispatch this afternoon says Il
is now clear thai the japanese de-
mands are too much for Russian ae
eeptancc. and ali hope ~ arriving At
q peace agreement are practically
abandoned IL Ia anticipated that
the next meeting ~ the peace en-
vows win be the last. n White Tn
mealaiciy sailing for home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

NORTH YAKIMA. Aug. IA
crown sheet blew out OF a Northern
Pacific locomotive at Mahton. Fri
day night killing Fireman f. ]. Ell
hart who was shoveling coal into
the fireboN at the time He was hor-
ribly burned and died az the hes
pital shortly after the accident Eie
home was az Summer. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

HELENA. Mont. Aug. re- Mrs.
A. ~ Hurt Of Jamestown. n. y.
fell through "a crevnsae Ia Hpeuy
Glacier. north OF Lake Nc Donald. in
Northern Montana. Friday, and Was
Imprisoned in the Zee FOR two hours
before rescued BY companions She
IL suffering greatly With nervous
prostitution. but otherwise IN not ae-
rinuHiy injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
GOOD CHEER FOR
STRIKING TICKERS

Friday 600 more carloads OF
Oriental freight were transferred
here to the Canadian Pacific for
shipment TO the coast
III -. PEHHAM,
President"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

RADON. Poland. Aug IA
= The chief Of police was severe z
. b injured by a bomb last night .
as he was riding In a carri- 4
= axe. Several houses we're =
4 wrecked
.xE ssss s.ssss 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

CAMDEN. y. D. Aug iz-Ths
rev United States battleahip Kan.
fas Niil BE launched a. the yards
OF the NoN York ShiphulldIng con-
nanr lhla aftrrnnnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

s4v4 4x44x sTx%
= COLUMBUS. o. Aug. IL +,
= I'm have 10 stand it for the 4
\ time being. but my times com 4
4 ing" said General Miner, 4
= whose name Is involved In the !
TaErzrt divorce case, this 4,
= morning. 4 have no fear OF {,
y the result when the whole {,
\ truth IL known.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
BANK cLEARINGs

SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-sysonby
won the great Republic stakes.
O.zau second Broomstick third.
Time. z.Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

RuMoRs OF COMPLETE BREAK BETWEEN RUSSIAN AND JAP.
ANEss PEAeE.MNERs RIFE IN PORTSMOUTH - NOTED
CORRESPONDENT DECLARES THAT WAR MUST NOW CON.
TtNUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug IA
A hopeful tone in the peace dlscua-
sion continues. due 70 a ccrlea of OPP
timistic kilograms from White
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

PORTSMOUTH. Aug i2-Ths
much discussed question OF In
demnity. or Reimbursement" al
japan puts a.. Is not golng 60 prove
a. great an obstacle In the pending
peace negotiations aa was AT first
imagined when u was announeesl
that Russia intended 20 send 10 che
Washington conference several mll-
ltary and naval experts, even the
japanese wondered. When the
Russian minister 70 China vas also
called here the RsteniHhment vas
great. the japanese insisting that
while discussing terms Of peace
they dld not desire to hear lectures
on military subjects.
The mystery Is now explained
These experts were brought here
To determine the actual coal Of the
war To tauan. II viii be the duty
OF these officers to examine the fig
urea and bring them down to a rea-
souabic sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF!
Gar WON'T SUBMIT TO DEMANDS

sion Immediately. The conference
lasted until II o'clock This WAS
Satoa announcement later;
In the sitting OF Saturday morn
ing. August n. their cxeeileneieH.
the pleulpotentlatiea Of Russia,
have their reply in writing to "a note
presented Go them Thursday by their
cxcellcneies. the plenlpotcntiariea OF
Japan. THEIR cxoclleneiea. the plen-
ipotcntlafles of japan, viii notify
the plenipotentlarica 81 Russia when
they have studied the document and
are ready 70 reply. which viii be to-
day az 3 o'clock OF tomorrow after
noon az the same hour"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

All TIC NEWS THAT'S RELIABLE
WILL az FOUND IN rhE STAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

The Only Paper in Seattle
That Dares to Print the News
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
uWUufcr"r

10 pirb cine neue Spe5ies BON beuts
i9em Militdr be5ei9net, unb 5rpar
Dieienigen Offi5iere uno Wfanni9atten,
pel9e BEL Der 5untentelegrap9le, DIR
neuelten @rrungeni9aft bes Aufflas
rungsz unp Wteloeoien ties, pertpenDet
perben unb ieBt cine eigsne 4bt9si-
lung, pie friiter Die 2uit14iffera6t9e!s
lung, bilben. 9is iebt baben bic Ser
Iu9e uuf benz @ebiete Der 6unfenteIs-
graphic beim 2uftldiiferbataiIDn in
&einidenoprf ftatt9efuncen, uno 5tpar
Bis gum /. 6ebruar 1902 unter 2atz
tung bes 9uuptmanns 8arti9 b.
SigsfelO, auf befIen geniale5 unb inn
mer praftii6es @ingreifen iberbaupt
Die erlten 8eriu9e, Die 6untentelegraz
pbie militGrii9 brau9bar gu maGen,
3uriidSufi6ren 5inb. On Dem genanns
ten Sage fanb, Der um Die Sunfent,z
legrdp6ie nte INN bic 2ufti9iffa9rt
glei9 perbiente Sffi5iere BEL elmer Bali
lonlanbuna in Der NGfe bon Mntmsrs
pen ieinen Sob. Seit bret Sa6ren 1T
5auptmann b. Si9ubi Better Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Inter Ieiz
ner Siibrun9 lit bic benz S%elesrap6enz
Battalion 1 angeglieberte Sunfenab>
tfeilune aus Offi3ieren, Manni9ais
ten unb pferben aaer Waffengattunz
gen iebt 5uidmmengeitelt pOrDen,
unb bat biefe neu oebilbete NbtGei=
lung bas friiGere &aIernement bes
Observation-Disclosures 1 b~e5ogen. Die
Sunfentelegrapbie finbet betannt=
lt9 bereits cine auberprbentli9 err
fprieBlife @ertpenbung in Siibafrita,
audi bebienen ii9 Die Gufen in benz
eegennGrtigen oItaiidtti9en &riege
5ablrei9er fabrbarer Statipnen. @s
tperben, mas bic @tnri6tung betrifIt,
SeFelbanons ober pielmebr Sunfens
balpns auf Wogen nit ben Sruppen
mitaefii6rt. Die 8anpns 1inb ben
betreffenben Sruppenfi6rern unterr
felt ltnb baben ben 3ned, Der obers
item 2eitung bic TGmmtli9en Meloum7
gen iiber ben MuffldrungsOienit etc. III
iibermitteln, 5obab i'm &riege Iopoft
ais audi i'm Chamber Die ungepiBfsit
iiber bic Ste1ung bes sseinbes fort
fGGt. Sober Tuntenfaaon, tpenn er
aufgeftieden, fiibrt on 5nei peri6ieoez
men SrG6ten cine gmpfdngsz uno eire
Solicitation nit. Oas betrefIe1oe
@as CUR SiinunQ Der 8a1ons miro
ebenfaus mitQeFI3rt unb apar III
G6nliGen 8e6iltern, pie es Die iino,
in ipel6en man CUR Sommers5eit Die
@elterszunb Sobutpafer transport
rem fie6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
DrrlBig Sabre in Sibiricn.
Geioen eines mnsduIOis in's Grill seid)tdten
Sd)pei5erS.

S9pei5er 9lGtter per0ffentli6ten
fiir5li9 Die ienIatipneue @ei9i9te Des
@enfers Wfaro Ge5auo, Ser 80 Sabre
In Si6iritn %gefangen mar unO Mnfdng
Der 9Oer Sabre bon BORT entflo6. Sez
9au0 lit 1853 in 9enf geboren. Seine
Mlttter gab i'm frii6 in Saintz8laiie
BEL Neu6dtel in Yeniion unO bers
i3pano oann. Ge9auo puroe fpGter
&ammeroiener in Neu9atel. 6ier ers
belt er pl0bli9 einen 9rief, tpDrin ibnl
etre SteQung in 8eiarabien a~ngeboten
tprrOe Eel etnem polnii9en Sberit, BEL
Dem, ipte er glaubte, feline Mutter als
!0ausbdlterin oiente. Gr reiite bin,
feline SteQung an3utreten, aber als er
~anlanete, fanO er peOer feline Mutter
nod ieinen neuen !0errn. Ser SterIt
mar NIT ieiner ganSen camille peseu
angehli3er Sbetlnd6me an elmer Ser
i9pDrun9 perbaftet uno nu9 Mpsfdu
gebra9t por6en. Se9duO fpeilte einige
Sage obne einen Gent an jenem plabe,
ais er ploBlt6 nit Sen iibrigen DIEM It.
bpten o 8o1afen perbaftet, in cine
Selega getporfen unO na9 8en0er ee,
brd9t Duroe, mo a i'm in elm
i9mubiges @efGngnib itedte. Im
nG6iten Sag puro er nit etnem 2eiz
bensgefGbrten tpeitergei9leppt bur9
Die Steppe, BON 9efGngniB 81 9efdngz
nib, unter Ben grauiamiten 2eiOen,
bis er en0li9 in Mosfau anlangte, mo
ibnen ser pro5eb gema6t treroen iolte.
9ier paro Der rJranbous," pie i'm
Ser 3i3ter nannte, nebit ietnen Sc
nofen gu lebensldngli9er 3pungsar<
belt in oen iibirtl9en 8ergperfen berz
urtbeilt. Sabei batten Die l1ngliidz
li9en feline Nbnung, pe1en man lie
bei9uloigte, Der tanoen fein Wort BON
Dem, mas man gu ibren fpru9!
Nnfang Der 90er Sabre entflob
Se9aub nit einem Mitgefansenen.
Ha6 nbelGreibli9en g. I9fperoen uno
2eiOen errei9ten Die Jlii9tigen 8luz
biroftpf, no tie ii9 ais blinOe Yahaz
siere an 8oro zines na9 Nepcuitle,
England, beftimmten englii9en Sob
lenoampfers f9li4en, oefen &apttdn
Tie auf Dem S9iff bei9dftiste. Sn
Marieine singen lie an 2ono, Mate
fano BEL einem pOlnii6en ProfeRor
Nufnabme, Se9auo ma9te ii9 5u SUB
auf ben Weg nu9 Ser S9pei5, mo er
ieBt als &ne9t auf einem pa9tgut in
8al=oezGu5 lebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
ScusiG=S

Sn Der r8runff. 3tg." beri9tet Der
idpsiaeriide Sngenieur 2eutenegger.
Der bis6er i'm Sienite Der Sirma Mre
thur &pppel beim 8au Der Stupiba9n
tbGtig eepeien lit, beim Musbru6 bes
&rieges aber dls Sberleutndnt BEL hsr
Mrtinerie eintrat, iiber einiee militGri=
56e 8epbd6tungen tpGbrenb bes 6eiDe
5uges. Gr i6reibt u. a.:
rOie beliebteite Saftif Der 6ererp
1T bas l1mseben unb Nbfangen fleiner
beta6irter Mbtbeilungen. Sic baben
bon uebuneen Der S6uBtruppe manz
DIES profitiert, 10 itiirmen lie uuf cine
serIprenete Ghaar nit Seuti6em
vMari9 mari9, 9urra" los, UNI iie
su iiberrennen. Nber lie baben mod
me6r gelernt. 8ei Sbit unb Stit6inaz
moparerp baben tie borsiigli9e Selbz
befeitigungen gebaut! Die gefaQenen
@egner berauben unb perftiimmeln tie.
Ser 6erero fdiebt als geborener SGger
Bis uuf ettpa 300 Meter gut. Sci GRO
berer @ntfernung I9iebt er aber pie
ieber @ilbe gu bod, ba ibm bus 9iz
jtunsf9Gben unb Der @ebrGu9 bes Iia
iiers un9elDfte 3Gtbfel finb."
Sie Sruppen baben ii9 aus
se5ei9net sei9lueen. Sas @erbGltniB
5tpif9en Offi5ieren unO Manni4aften
lit iebr gut. Sang befpnbere @nerfenz
ru1g 1penbet 2eutene9ger ben ausgee
aei6netenG igenf6aftep bes 6auptmdnn
5rande, Der gleif gu 8eginn bes Sriez
ses re6t eigentli9 Die &Olpnne geretz
tet babe. 8erpflegung unb Sdnitdts@
einri9tungen paren gu Se9tnn beg
S~elbaugs, no es nod feline Gtappene
linie CAB, f9pierig unb mangelbaft,
mas ii9 Bel ben sablrei6en Sppbusz
unb MalariafGIen iebr unangene9m
bemerfbdr md6te.
Die StGrfeperbGltnife Der Spambaz
StGmme i'm nDrbli6en Sbeile bes
S9ubgebietes, beren 8etdmpfung unb
Nieberperfune mod beborftebt, perben
BON Sberleutnant Wintler f~olSenDers
maBen gef9Gbt:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Gin &olontal=unboIo

Sn 5amburs traf nit benz DAM
fer nSeraos" Der Seuti6zO itafritaz
2inie Elm 6armer aus Seuti9zOf>
afrifa Elm, Der bonn Geri9t in 9urcs<
folam tpeesn SobtI9lass gu apDlf
sSabren 3udtbaus perurtbeilt unb CUR
@erbiibung ieiner Strafe na4Seutiaz
lamb transportirt pprben mar. @r
tpurbe bon &riminalbeumten in
Gmpfang eenommen unb in poliaei=
eetpabridm gebra9t. Sein Srans
port in bas 3u9tbaus gu 2iireburs
tpirb fplgen.. @erii9tpeiie Der autet,
bab Der unmenf9 einen ieiner f9parz
gen Nrbeiter on einen Baum ~gsbunben
unb i'm bann Dem 6unaertobe preisz
eessben baben iOu. @inen anbersn
@dtparsen foG er babur9 getDbtet ba<
ben, bab er ibm cine SpnamitpatrOne
in ben Munb ftedte unb Tie our Grplo=
Fpn bra9te. Sn Der &olonie nannts
Der Mann 1i6 Gfert unb CAB fi9 fiir
einen engliI9en l1ntertban aus. Na9
ieiner 8erurtheilung erfldrte er, 8arl
sreitag gu beiben unb 1867 gu 9rob=
Nlii6 in ungarn sebOren gu iein.
Oa bic Mngaben iiber feline Perionas
lien stpeifelbaft eri&einen, i4litt man,
pie Der n9amb. &orref." mittfeilt, CUR
pbotpgrapbii9en Iufnabme fOpie our
0ornabme bon 8Orpsrmehungen.
6ierbei ~leitete Der @efansene, Der cine
berfulii9e @eitalt TT. beftissn Wibers
itanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

Dor benz !9aue bes M a r.
quis be pueblu in Mabrib purbs cine
Bonnie eefunben, Die aber nod redtz
5sitis entfernt perben tonnte, sbe lie
our @rplofion fam.
Sur 2tnberung Der Rotb>
laae i'm 2u5reebiet aa6lte bic 3e9e
Mont Gents beigfen iebem 8eremann
Is Marf, iebem Sinh bret Miarf, 3us
fommen 10000 Mdrf.
@egen einen riberen
Mmtsbiener unb @on5iebunesbeamten
bes 8erliner 8orortes 2i9tenberq Gu
ftap 6er5bere, pirb nGfitens peeen
Ndli&una unb 8ernidtune bon Of
fentli9en nrfunben in "a SGnen TO-
tpie fpegsr llnteridlasuns i'm amte in
tpeiteren IA SGnen unb tpegen Beirut
aes Dor benz Shpurgeri9t berbanbelt
fperben. Gs banbelt fi9 babel un
Observation-Disclosures.
BsprethtdJ.
rMesbalb baben sic benn 10 cine
Wutb auf sic Seiratbspermittler?"-
ga, benfen sic fi9 nur, bat mir ni6i
elmer feline eieene Srau permitted unh
ii9 Damn raid BON ibr f9eiben lafen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

Ser e p e + a gene {
Sournali It enberetn erbielt
aus @nlaB ieines ~25iGbrigen 8eitebens
fir feline 4ltersperiorgungstafe bon
&openbugener 8anfen, &beoereien uno
neutrality-suspicious. Elm @brenge>
f4enf bon $4,000 &ronen Il &rone
glei9 26.8 Cents als Mnerfennung
fir Die Dem oGnif9en @rperbsleben
bon Der 9refe geleiiteten Oienite uno
fir uneigenniibtge 8eibilfe BET poblz
tbdtigen 0eranftaltungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

&ei9e g penbe. CUR 0reiz
iabrbunoertfeier oes Don Quijote"
fiftete Der 6eraog bon 8erpid uno
@lba in Spunien 100000 Pefetas
Il peieta glei6 1913 Gents). oeren
3infen ale bret Sabre abpe9ielno
einem fpanif9en 2iteraten, @elebrter
uno @ef6i9tsforf9er a%ufallen iolIen
fir bds bette Werf, oas na6 Dem ur>
tbeil Der betreffenoen fpanii4en @fa>
oemie in biefer 3ett sei9rieben lit. Die
fpanif4e &esierung nahm Die reide
Spenoe oanfeno an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

Sn ser Iebten @effio n
oes So. 8ongrefes bat prGiioent Roofez
belt 1912 BPM 8ongreb ansenpmmene
Bills unter5eidnet, ndmlt9 238 0ffentz
lt9e 8ins. oarunter IA Gtatbtns. 1869
P%ribatbiqs, "a offentli9e Hefolutio=
men unb cine pripate Neiolution.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

Grau: r@s miro fpdt tperben,
Gene, Bis sic bonn Ban beimtommen,
i4 min Sbnen lieber Den 9ausfdliHel
m%itgeben. % q n t oeIbel D
deufaeno): 80, Die 9lidli1e!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
EieprsnrtnfB.

rGiir9ten Sic nidt, 9err Baron.
bel oieier Dame einen &orb gu befomz
meng"-nNe! Sir 10 bumm fann id
oo6 nidt 3utiinftiae balten!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
mttlrintp.

g q It: rSeBt part' i9 f9on felt
oreipiertel Stunoen auf Den 8raten.
&e0nerin, mas lit benin oas eigentz
li9g"-8 n9ab'n g
n'Ynih 611nner. !Serr2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Derhliintf.

. an Tim 9efprdd): Sin
Menfdenfreuno bat mid, als meme
gltern itarben, our RIabierIebrerin
ausbiloen lafen!"-9err (seSebnt):
Gin Menfhen-freun69"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

Wenn in Brafilien cine
unperbeiratbete 5rau ftirbt, fino Sars,
2eihenipagen un6 2ipree 0es &utf9ers
fdarlahrotb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
SENATOR ALLEE HERE.
His Friends Declare He Has Admins
tration Support.

The presence in Washington OF Senator
Alice of Delaware, and his conferences
with the administration, are said to have
reference to possible important develop
ments in the Delaware senatorial situa-
ton. 1t Is known that the administration
considers it desirable to fill the vacancy
from Delaware by the election of senator
who will in some reasonable degree at least
contribute to bringing harmony into the
distracted politics of the state
Senator Ailees recent break with Ad-
dicks. resulting in Senator Alice apparently
obtaining the windward gage of Addicks,
has served to accentuate interest In political
conditions. Senator Aliee's friends claim
that President Roosevelt is in sympathy
with Alice at this time. and that the admin
istration recognizes Alice in federal ap-
pointments.
The obstacle to filling the vacancy In the
senatorship Is that Addicks still controls
an effective vote In the legislature and in.
sists upon debating the senatorsnip elec-
tion. The legislature would have to be
called In extra session to fill the place next
winter, and 1t Is not desirable to issue such
call until the way Is clear for an agree
ment, or until Addicks Is eliminated"
Senator Allee's friends. it Is said. are in
tent upon securing administration backing
sufficient to convince the Addicks following,
X possible that their idol, Addicks, is not
recognized at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
CLERKS ARE WARNED.
Attention Called to the Law Regarding
Campaign Contributions,

The civil service commission is preparing
to forward a circular letter to all govern
ment employees warning them against cam
paign contributions in violation of the law.
The letter Is not unlike those ordinarily
circulated when election campaigns are In
progress, but the necessity for the warn
ing was emphasized by discovery made
by Commissioner Green. when engaged re-
Gently in investigating differences between
the postmaster at Goshen, Ind, and his
clerks.
Mr. Green reported to the commission
that when the clerks were under examina-
ton they told him that during the cam
paign of 1902 they had contributed per
cent of their respective salaries to the re-
publican state campaign fund.- and that the
contributions were made through United
States Circuit Judge Baker. VINO re-
sides at that place, and when questioned
on the subject Judge Baker is said to have
admitted the truth of the statement. The
sums contributed were not large, and as it
did not appear that there had been q re-
cent offsnse, the commission did not feel
justified In making formal charge against
Judge Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
THE PEORIA SHORTAGE
NATIONAL BANK WILL CLOSE UP
ITS BUSINESS.

PEORIA, ILL.,, October I've had sew
eral offers from banks who wished to take
over our business, but our directors, after
carefully considering the matter, decided
that the best thing to do would be to liq-
uidate under the law. Every depositor will
be paid in full, and am confident that the
stockholders will receive a good return"
THIS is the statement Of 8. O. Spring.
cashier of the Peoria National Bank, which
decided last night to close It's doors as the
result of the Dougherty investigation.
Early today large numbers of depositors
appeared at the bank, but the doors were
closed, and 1t was announced that they
would not be open again until receiver had
been appointed
The Dime Savings Bank, in which dough-
erty is a large stockholder, experienced a
small run today, but paid all depositors as
they asked for their money. The officers
announced that they have plenty of funds
to meet all inqurers.
The controller of the currency has re-
ceived a telegram announcing that the Peo-
ria National Bank of PEORIA H., has closed
its doors upon the order of its directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
Noted Prisoners Left Montreal
Today for Savannah.
ARE CLOSELY GUARDED
LARGE CROWD OF PEOPLE. At DE-
POT TO SEE THEM.
Departed From Station at $40 A. M
Many Secret Service Men
on Hand.

MONTREAL, October THE last chap
ter, as far as Canada is concerned, in the
celebrated Gaynor and Greene case was
closed today when the two men left the
Bonavefture station of the Grand Trunk
railway on a Delaware and Hudson train
at $40 am. A large crowd Of people were
present to see them off. but the most not
able thing about the departure was the
large number of United States secret serv-
Ice men who were around. They were in
charge Of w. J. Flynn. head of the secret
service bureau of New York.
On behalf of the dominion government
Silas H. Carpenter, chief of the Montreal
detective force, who kidnapped the two men
from Quebec. and Inspector Mcmahon went
with the party as far as Rouses Point, N
Y, the boundary line being between
Rouse's Point and Lacolle, Canada.
The two prisoners had been notified that
they were probably to be removed this
morning and were all ready when Detective
Boyd of the United States secret service
called for them in the debtors ward Of the
Jail.
Closely Guarded by officers.
The United States officers came with three
cabs and the party left the Jail little after
o'clock They drove Immediately to- the
Bonaventure station. where the prisoners
ate breakfast in the station dining room.
Messrs. Boyd and White of the United
States secret service remained with the
prisoners, while Chief Flynn and his other
men remained outside. keeping an eye on
the various doors leading in and out of the
station. Chief Carpenter and Inspector Nc
Mahon Of the Montreal force keeping them
company.
At $50 the prisoners went to the train.
First came Greene. accompanied by Unit
ed States Detective White and Inspector
Mcmahon and next Gaynor, accompanied
by United States Detective Boyd and Chief
Carpenter.
Around these two small groups the other
United States secret service men rallied
until the parlor car of the train was reached.
Prisoners Had Little to Saw.
The prisoners went into the smoking com
partment. with Chief Carpenter, Chief
Flynn and Messrs. Boyd and White.
When asked II they had anything to saw
before leaving Col. Gaynor replied that they
were glad to go back at last and they would
nave nothing but the kindest remembrances
or their treatment In Canada Col Cav
nor's daughter-in-law was on board the
train when the prisoners arrived and his son
arrived at the station just before the train
left.
On arriving In New York the party will
proceed straight to the Pennsylvania rail-
way station.