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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

bling devices 81 all kinds. The num-
Der % police employed Ia the raid
vas 100. The raid was made upon
evidence secured b. the l4a~ and
order society.
Atit o'clock last night rRiding be-
gan over al the territory east Of
the achuylkiu river 20 the Delaware
and from 12e0 north Of Market
street 10 ibe south - Market. COW
sfinR close upon 20 square miles
In FIVE station houses sat nagis-
trates ready FOR the names Of the
victims ny midnight these station
houses Were filled. others were jam
med 20 the doors. and the great cell
room III the city hall could hold no
more Every minute saw fresh pa
trni loads before the doors.
MIXED with painted women
drunken negroes and vicious hang
srs-on OF slums we're men IN even
ing dress. club men. politicians. law
yefs and men whose faces are IA
miilaH IN public gatherings and IN
higher walks Of iife. Crouching in
the corners Of the police stations
trying TO hide behind the tinsel and
occasionally too scanty clothing Of
the tenderioin women, were other
women whose faces showed that
they uere Of gentle families. women
Of birth and breeding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

few relatives and friends will attend
the funeral services.
President Roosevelt and party
will arrive AT nine o'clock Wednes-
day to attend the funeral and will
leave Al three in the afternoon.
All members Of the present cab
met together with Elihu Root, Ly-
man II. Gage. Philander c. kaox,
John d. Long and Paul Aoftoa
have been requested 10 act as hon..
Orary pail bearers
Shortly before noon the body was
brought from Chenille on a special
train. The chamber Of commerce
representatives and the mayor were
at the station. where the body was
transferred 10 a hearse and escort
ed To the chamber OF commerce
building by police and troops OF
cavalry. AZ the hall members Of
troop A took up the vigil about tho
casket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
CITY Is
FLOODED

MEXICO CITY. July s.-FataIi-
ties. varying IN number from 100 70
1000 In the confused dispatches. are
reported from Guanjauto. which was
swept BY a flood Saturday evening.
All telegraph wires ia tho surround
Ing country are down. and no news
has been received direct.
The latest reports are that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
JOHN HAYS REMAINS
ARRIVE AT CLEVELAND
THE FUNERAL or THE LATE STATESMAN WILL BE HELD
wEoHEsoAY-PR9siDEET oosEvELr AND PARTY or
DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE WI IL pREsEHT-THE NATION
IN MOURNING

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July a.
The Lake Shore train bearing the
body Of John Hay reached Chenille
at Gas this morning. The body
Was In a easkes Ia a special car.
There was another special car with
Mrs. Hay and party.
In the party were Mrs Hay.
Clarence Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Mather and S. A. Ray mond. Mr.
Nather has charge OF ali arrange
ments for the funeral. Immediate
~ after their arrival the funeral
party drove TO the Mather summer
home In Glenyille. where Mrs. Hay
and her son will stop until after
the lntefment Wednesday, when
they will return 90 their summer
home At sunapee. n. II. The body
lies in state In the hall OF the cham
Der Of commerce building. For two
days the public will not be permit
ted to view the remains. Only a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
Han d to Hand Fight For Life
In Jackson Street Lodging House

Because II. Bordolau was obliginr
enough Sunday night 10 share half
Of John MorEan's room. IN the
Scandinavian house. on Jackson
street be Is nov Ia the city jail to
gefhef with bis host OF the evening
thankful that be A. not occupying a
cot IN one of the local hospitals
Morgan struck an acquaintance
with Bordeiau early Monday morn
lag aud Invited him 10 share his
room.
The tao had been In the room
about an hour when Martin arose
Bordelau had an idea that there
was something wrong and also got
out Of bed. lie had just reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
NO BEER BUT LOTS
or HOP TEA

Mayor Balllnger has informed the
management that no beer can be
sold on the carnival grounds. but
hop tea Is to bo dispensed with
the utmost fro@iom. Instead of a
German beer garden there will b.
a hop tea" garden.
The carnival company will net
pay a license. That custom has pre-
vailed for years. the idea being
that celebrations given under the
auspices Of local organizations ana
societies should not be Obliged 20
provide such revenue This year
the entertainment ~ being given fof
the benefit of the labor teznple. not
under the auspices Of the Western
Central Labor union. but under the
leadership Of prominent members Of
the labor body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
MTk RNAlI0NAL
OFFICER HERE

Louis Kemper. secretary OF the
International Brewery Workmen's
union. arrived Sunday night from
Cincinnati TO aid the local strikers
in their fight. Monday morning he
addressed meeting OF brewers at
Georgetown. giving his view upon
the strike and urging the men to
keep up the fight.
The strikers intimate that KEN
per's presence In Seattle will have
an important rsult within a few
daVR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
WOUNDED FORTUNE
TELLER TAXES PEEP
mo THE FUTURE

Mrs. Emma jefferson. an attache
OF hrnold's circus. who was shot by
her husband recently. Is still az the
Ballard city hospital. ant will not
be able To leave FOR several days
Mrs. Jefferson, who f. a fortuu>
teller. mind reader ana palmlst, and
yet could not foretell her own fate
or read her husbands palm correct
", says the fates have told her that
her husband viii come back TO her
within "A year and they win go and
join a circus and live happily ever
afterwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
NEARLY SLASHED To
DEATH BY C0UNTRYMAN

II Haauwa. a japanese labor con
tractor. lies AZ the Providence hos
pital suffering from numerous knife
wounds In the chest and With his
right arm nearly severed Al the Ell
bow. as the result of an attempt 20
murder him on Saturday night Al
10 o'clock. committed b. okomoto
kAsuki. now al large.
Kasuk ealied 81 the office Of the
labor contractor. 90 Main. and de-
manded a position with the Alaska
Packers association besides his
transportation. HasuWa refused "a
employ him. KAsuki then thrcw a
telephone receiver NJ the contractor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
AFTER SCALP OF
HELLO" co.

c. h. Mcmahon, OF West Seattle.
is after the scalp OF the Independent
Telephone company.
lie appeared in the superior court
Monday afternoon and secured an
order from the court. requiring the
"hello" people 10 appear IN court
and show cause why they should not
be forced 10 fulnll a contract al
legged TO have been entered into by
them several months ago.
In this contract. the plaintiff
states. the telephone company con-
traeted to put telephone In his
house for a specified sum, and that
after six months delay refused 10
carry out its contract unless addi-
tional money was forthcoming
A test case will We made OF the
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
MUTINOUS CREW SEXES
ANOTHER RUSSIAN SHIP

Tree REVOLUTIONARY CRISIS
~ RUSSIA ASSUMES eRAVER
PROPORTIONS go REBELLION
SPREADS TO OTHER Pro.
vINcEs AND THE REIGN or
TERROR GOES ON uNABATEp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
COURT NOTES

A superior court jury was drawn
on Monday morning for the pur-
pose OF serving In one of the city's
condemnation suits on Thursday.
Judge \. W Frater Is In Everett.
Judge Boyd Tallman is still con-
fined 20 his bed. but Is improving.
Louis urann. charged In numerous
counts With embezzlcment by a
Massachusetts, court. must undergo
extraditlon hearings In both the fed
eral and superior courts, The fed
eral court hearing was taken up on
Monday afternoon at o clock be-
fore Judge Hanford. The superior
court will postpone its proceedings
until the federal court has taken
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
NO USE ON
CHAIN GANG

Dope flends' are not considered
to be worthy Of positions even on
seattlgs chain gang. At least a
score or more Of The fiends are held
In durance vile because they either
cannot or will not work
They are known TO be the most
desperate criminals the police have
to deal with and are kept in a cell
By themselves. Their pleadinRs 10
be sent out with the chain gang are
ignored. and l.. =. Carroll. one OF
their number. afflicted with loco
motor staxia, will have to nurse bis
strange disease IN the dark and rot
ting depths OF the city bastile.
Carroll resorted TO drugs as a
proboble cure for the malady. 80 he
says. and became a confirmed flend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
Officer BurkeHlan Was Cute

Some men don't look as mean as
they are" stated Lucy lie Blanche
a witness again Jack Wilson. a
cook. arrested Sunday morning by
Patrolmen Burkman. Crandall and
D0nlon for disorderly conduct in
the restricted district.
Wilson was caught by the Of
ficers just as he was leaving the
house where he got into a difficulty
with the lie Blanche woman.
While she was pouring out her
tale Of woe TO the officers Wilson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

town f. ati1 flooded and that tho
water has reeeded but very siight-
ly. The town IL built IN "a gorge,
elinging 10 the steep sides Of two
mountains. and the terrific storm
which began Friday night flooded
the gorge. finally forming a great
torrent before the force Of which
the little city was literally swept
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

the floor when Morgan rushed At
him and taking him by the throat
forced him against the wall Nor
gan nourished a large knife and
demanded g.. About this time the
japanese porter. who was passing
heard the seuffling and immediate
~ ran for the police when officer
Wilkes arrived he found the two on
the floor 10 a deadly combat
Wilkes finally succeeded ia sep
aratiug the combatantA and took
them 30 the station.
Morgan Is known by the police as
ono Who Invites live ones 90 bis
room and then touches them.
Both we're held. Bordelau as a wit
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
WANTS CTS
PUMPING PLANl

The Lewis Construction company
VIII apply 10 the council Monday
night for permission 20 rent tho
Lake Washington pumping station.
The company proposes TO use the
plant to pump water for its sluic-
ing operations on Beacon HUI.
The Lake Washington Waterway
company rented the plant for sluic-
ing purposes, but has not yet paid
the $1,000 rent due the city. The
officials have not yet taken steps
10 caiieet the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
Where Will the Flag Hang
On 9TH of JuIy---at Half Mast

which the period Of mourning should
begin. and II is possible that we
may postpone the ten day half mast
period until July 8, which would
leave us free 90 float the national
eolora at fun mast on the Fourth"
Mayor Balllngor stated that he
had not finally decided as yet. but
that the flags would probably hang
at half mast over all the municipal
offices on Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

Who was taken of bis guard. and
followed up the assault. drawing an
ugly pulnard aud stAbblnK Haauwa
a number Of timoa. HasuWa'a clerks
rushed In only 10 find that the a.
sallant bad escaped.
HasuWA ~as Afterwards sent ia
the hospital aud the police notineo
Of the Attempted murder
Sergeant Peer looked for the
bfuWu-akinned aasaiiant for several
hours without success. The police
heiIrve that kasuki IL being hid
den away by friends aud sympa
thlxera. a. he Sas sccn shortly aft
erwafda al the Yokohama house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
WOULD-BE SUICIDE
HAD COLD PLUNGE

When Moody Jarvis was asked by
City Attorney DeBruler. Monday
morning. in police court. why he
attempted suicide Sunday noon. the
prisoner had entirely forgotten the
incident. but admitted that he must
have been drunk which Melted him
a fine Of o..
According 10 the testimony OF
Patrolman Bryant Jarvis and
Charlie Cummings plunged head
long off the dock al the foot Of
Washington street locked In one
another'H arms. But for the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
HENEI cAGSTic

PORTLAND. July 3.-The case
against Senator Mitchell will 20 to
the jury this afternoon.
United States Attorney Heney
made his final argument this morn
Ing. In comprehensive review OF
the evidence no marHhaled proofs
that Mitchell had full knowledge
and was receiving pay for HIS In
fluenee In e1pediting tho land
claims. lie mercilessly ridlculed the
opposing counsel In their deserlp-
ton OF MitchelFs bigh-minded In
tegrity and declared tho evidence
was conclusive that Mitchell knew
the fraudulent character OF the
claims Of John A. Benson and Fred
erick Kribs. which he caused to
be patented.
The defendants friends hope for
hung jury, but Henoy is condi-
dent OF conviction.
The trial Of Congressman Will
hanson Is set for Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
SCORES SOCIETY DANES
DOES DIR. MATTHEWS

the idle women In society. and said
that idleness in a woman always led
10 poverty or improperly.
In referring to the new Y. NJ. G..
A. building In Seattle. which will
cost in the neighborhood OF S200. 600,
DIR. Matthews said that a woman IS
home was more needed--a place
where the young. homeless women
could be aeeomodated-a structure
filled with home-like things ar
ranged by ewoman's hand"
The pastor said that this city
owed a duty to the homeless girls
within its limits and that something
should be done to help them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

was ripping her wardrobe to rib
bous and the damaged silks and
satins we're produced In court 10
verify her testimony.
Wilson convicted himself when
he remarked 70 the court that M
one saw him do Il and his word
was as good as hers. The court
fined him &25.
Patrolman Burkmau established
his reputation ns a sleuth when he
said that he found silken threads
entwined around the spring OF VII
son IS knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
NO BEER GARDEN

There will be no German beer
garden" on the labor carnival
grounds this season. Last year a
license was granted, although the
location is outside the saloon linz
its The council this year, however,
will not stand for the license. The
sesefs VAS the cause OF much COM
plant last ySar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

+. i. Fisher has drawn up a com
plant which VIII be read at the
next council meeting, July ~, charg-
Ing John w. Peterson, proprietor Of
the White Front saloon, with allow
ing draw poker, black jack and rou-
lette to be played IN his place Of
business on the night OF June 80,
and asking that his license be re-
voked.
Peterson, when seen Monday
morning. laughed az the complaint,
and aala he would gladly face the
charges and invited the citizens OF
Ballafd 70 visit his place at any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
POLICE RAID
LAKE HOTEL

Detectives Wappensteln and Bar
bee made a raid on the Madrona
park hotel Sunday and found whis-
key. sin. beer and wine In abund-
6noe stored In the cellar, Il. Fow-
Ter. tlse proprietor OF the place. was
placed undev arrest and the goods
'confiaeated, In years past several
raids were made on Madrona park.
but none have been macs recently.
The proprietor admitted after his
arrest that he had been seil'As In
toxieatlnF liquors and that he would
plead guilty In court Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
" AR?

STOCKHOLM. July S.-The ril,s-
dag today endorsed the govern
ments bin placing S25.O0000 600 at the
disposal OF the crown for purposes
of war against Norway. The bill was
given practically unanimous support
OF both houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

time TO see II things are carried on
properly.
This IL not only political
scheme TO win back votes BY pre-
tending that they do not allow gam
bling he said. but H. the result
Of pressure brought TO bear by three
rival saloonkeepers whose business
| have been injuring."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

" assistance Of deck hands and the
police Jarvis and his companion
would have been drowned.
Cummings was taken 10 the Way
side Emergency hospital In an un-
conscious condition. but the hos
pital attendants report his rapid
recovery.
Bystanders say that Jarvis pulled
bis companion IN after him and IN
spite Of the iattor's efforts to pre-
vent the double death
Both sank from sight twice and
II was necessary TO use ropes 70
rescue them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

A. J. SpcckoFt. a prominent Seat
tie lawyer, and w. N. Rosenberg
had a narrow escape from drowning
IN Lake Washington, Sunday.
speckert fell out OF n rowboat ana
had II not been for the prompt ac.
ton Of his companion tho
would have been drowned. Ihey
succeeded In getting the hat right
ed and rowcd 70 the. H0re. They
secured shelter eier house nearby
until their elef 81 were dIy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

RENO. New. July s-The refusal
10 grant Roots request 10 place a
covering over the ring seems 20 be
Worrying the Chlcagoan. and Il is
the impression that the growing
heat viii have as much to do in de-
termining the result as anything
else
Jeffries plain talk regarding
possibility of crooked work has
stimulated the betting. which. how
ever. is still light. Hart is a slight
favurite.
With the arrival OF the san Fran
cisco delegation. a majority of
whose number favor Root, the bet
ting went 10 even.
Hart did a little work this morn
ing. while Root loafed.
The fight occurs this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

For the second time IN six weeks
Cochran = zook's min property has
been damaged by fire.
Last Saturday spark set fire
10 the dry kiln containing zoo. O0o
feet Of shingles and did $1,000 dam
ages before Il could be extinguished.
The fire department had "A hard
fight to prevent SIS spread TO ada =
cent property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

ST. PETERSBURG. July s.-An
earthquake ri Buschirin. Persia,
caused an essvlaous damage. The
Kesnu mountaIN has fallen and two
rivers have overflayed their banks.
sEI4ANGER. luiy es-Straits Set
Elements Chinese merelSaats have
unanimously decided 60 boycott
American goods. This completes the
hovkott In the Straits Settlements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

City Engineer Bostian says that
more than one mile Of sewers has
been laid and the work is being
rushed as rapidly as possible on the
remaining two miles.
The city has a gang 81 men at
work tearing down the old coal bins
aud other buildings on Shilshole
that were condemned by the council
preparatory TO the grading Of the
atrnat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

= Local banks did land office ,
4 business Monday. People in !
4 and out Of the city were busy ,
= drawing out their Fourth OF ,
4 July savings. So heavy were ,
e the drafts that a rumor was ,
a started that one bank had +,
4 failed.
$4,000 ANthA AAk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
USED FINE TkAh---
OWNER BGNcOED

A complaint issued by Assistant
Prosecutor Whitman to b. II. kolve
charges Frank Bradbury OF this city
with larceny by bailee.
For over a year Bradbury IS ac-
eused Of the use OF a fine team of
horses and a wagon rented at the
rate Of s. per day from Kobe. who
requested payment and was given
a bogus check amounting TO $40 in
part payment.
Il has been learned that the
team has been sold and the profits
and earnings applied by bradbury
for his own benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

J. Ogden Armour, president Of Armour 4 60.
Charles W Armour director OF Armour a CO.
p a Valentine. 81 a
Thomas D. g. Corners. director If Armour A. co.
Arthur Mocker director Of Armour a Co
Louis D. swift president Of swift 4 "a
Edward q, swift. president Swift A.
I. A. Carton, af swift 4
p Edwin tartwcl OF swift 60.
H. Vceder attorney
Arthur ~ Evans attorney Swift a
Robert a. McAinnus swift
Edward Ttden. president Of Libby. Mekeli a Libby
Edward A. Cudahy, vice. president eudahY A CO.
TIA n. Morris. secretary @ Nelson Morris %.
Edward - Morris. vice president % Nelson Morris
Beth sehwartHchnd FuzherEef
9 D. Todd assistant of schwartnchid a
sulzbctgcr.
Y ~ Sklpworth ~ Hchwarteh1d 4 suzberger.
Samuel We'll vice president sehsafzaehid suzbcrgor.
samuel Metohcrta. Omaha Union stock Yards.
fhariea ~ sWiH 81 Swift
These the beef Nho Indicted 90 CHI
late Saturday They
charged with unaWfu restriction aud monopoly OF trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
FIRST JOBS or
SEAT1LEITES

Il picked cotton FOR i2m cents a
day down IN Tennessee. That's how
got my first stake. "-B. d. Stegali.
western representative Rand Nc
Nally.a survey department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

LONDON. July 3.--American
manufacturers OF electrical apparat-
ua and supplies for electric and
steam railways are we'll represented
In the international electric tram
way and railway exhibition. ~hieh
opesled today 10 the Royal ABficnl-
tpfai hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

WASHINGTON. H. C.. July a.
Ambassador Meyer cables from st
Petersburg that Consul Heenan. Al
Odessa. officially reports that the
rotemkine left Saturday evening
headed directly south, going toward
Constantiaople The battleshlp
PobledonosetN has surrendered and
is now In the hands OF the authofi-
tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

LONDON. July 3.--In the 4
aemi-finsl round OF the wo- .
mans tennis championship .
singles touay. Miss Sutton. Of =
California, defeated Miss Nor .
> ton. Ga. G-i. =
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

a More than 1900 little girls I
e gathered in front OF the Stand I
= ard Furniture company's build I
= ing. Sunday afternoon. and +,
= were each made happy with a I
= tin horn. a bag OF peanuts 1
= and a cake OF popcorn Grip, I
4 while they waited for the u I
4 big open electric cars that I
4 took them on their trolley I
4 party Journey avout the city. I
4 Each youngster was presented d,
4 with a badge upon which was I
\ lettered Il am a happy home I
= girl" The trolley party was I
4 given by the furniture com 1
= pany in celebration OF a recent I
4 contest. /
Il - II Il n II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

s4)YsTER BAY. N. r., July 2. 4
president Roosevelt has an \
Kounced the names OF the
skuEaian and japanese ENJOYS =
70 The Washington peace con- \
4 ference. The plenipotentlarie =
= hre: =
\ Observation-Disclosures Mura- 4
= fleff, formerly minister Of JUS
= lice, and now Ambassador TO :
= italy, and Baron Roaen, re- 4
= Gently appointed as ambassa- =
4 dor 70 the Emitted States % \
= succeed Count CaHsini. 4
= Japanese - Baron Kofuura, \
a minister Of foreign affairs, and 4
a T0goro Takahira, minister to 4
\ the United states. \
Att%t y A. y ~ 4 4 n 4 \ !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
GRAFT CHARGES
WILL BE AIRED

GEORGETOWN. July 3.-The
charges Of graft made against Coun-
cilmen Doyle and Matthews will be
taken up at the meeting Of the
council tonight. Little will prob
ably be done tonight. however. the
charges being referred to a com
mittee for investigation. The city
has divided into factions over the
matter. the Georgetown Water com
pany appearing 10 be leading the
fight against the cOuncilmen.
This evening AZ o'clock a steam
launch will be christened at the
new boat building yards. II will be
the first launching TO occur at the
yards