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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
TW0NEW RAILROADS
WORK OF GRADING ON LINES TO
 PENSACOLA.
Capitalists of the Florida City Are Heavily Interested, And it ls Be- Ileved the Ventures Will be
 Successful,

Pensacola, Fla, March 10.-(Special) Although 1t is not generally known, 1t Is nevertheless fact that for the past month large forces of workmen have been employed in grading the roadbed of two railroads into Pen sacola.
 One is the Pensacola and Anda- lusia road. connecting this city with Andalusia, Ala. and the other is the Pensacola and Northwestern road, ex- tending from Pensacola to Memphis. Ordinances granting franchise rights and privileges to these two roads were passed by the City Council some months ago, but since that time nothing fur ther has been heard regarding the roads until today. when 1t became known that grading work had been under progress for more than a month on both routes.
 Local capitalists are heavily inter ested in the roads, and put up the mon ey for the surveys which were made' afterwards interesting New York men in the projects, who have financed the road. sufficient having been raised to go ahead with the work. Everything connected with the two roads has been kept a profound secret owing to the many obstacles which have here tofore been placed in the way of those who desired to bring roads into Pen. sacola, and who were always prevented from doing so by parties who had oth- CT interests at stake
 This time, however. it seems as though the venture will prove sue cess and Pensacola will have two new roads entering from opposite dtrec- tions. The Pensacola and Andalusia road will connect at Andalusia with the Central of Georgia, and many be- lieve that the latter road Is really be- hind the move. The distance between the two points Is only about seventy miles, and at the rate the work is now progressing it will be question Of only a short while bfeore the grading will be completed. The other road Is to follow the route of tho old Mem phls and Gulf, which was promoted by Chester Pond and Seely Dunn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

Miss Emily Glover of Washington, who has been visiting Mrs. George Cooke, is now the guest of Miss Rosa Coates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

Mss Mary Stallworth Of Monroe lio, Ala. is the guest of Mrs. J. R. Poscv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

Miss Lucy Taylor. who has been vis- iting Miss Mary Hunter will spend the coming week with Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Kelly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

A golf handicap and afternoon tea drew d large crowd of members 10 the Country Club today. Tea was served by Mrs Charles LeBaron Taylor and Mrs w B. Patterson, assisted by Miss es Bernice Patterson, Mary Hunter, Lucy Taylor, Lettice Clark, Mamie Coleman of Montgomery and Natalie Hutton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

The Hamilton Whist Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. N r. Kirkpatrick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

wife and daughter, and several of his fellow workers, also have their wives with them This morning the whole party were guests on q bay party on the Pleasure Bay. There was pleas ant. congenial crowd on board and the day was an ideal one for trip on the water
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

Mrs J. T. Duggar left today for Montgomery where she will visit friends before returning to hor hom., in Chattanooga While here she was the guest of Mrs Vivian H. Marshall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

Miss Reba Walden left today fo Cniontown. accompanied by Mrs R. l. Maupin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
IS THREATENED
BY FIRE
oLo aosoo hospital suiLo
ING IS SADLY pAaAaEo-BE.
LlEVEp TO HAVE nEGs
WORK OF rIREBuos.

Fire resulting In damages To the
ansount ~ g. Geo hfuke cat 3estef
dav afternoon a. 5 IS O'Clock. IN
ghs old MonDd hospital buildlnK. ou
first AZ north The flee. II - said.
was caused ~ a Khnk q small hufs
who. g. D. alleged. bullt = hoafife
beneath the rear porch % the
hufldlnE several wplnTn of the
noishlnrhood testified % bafins
seen The boYs hEhfihx 4 IRE there
upon previous occasions aad g sa
thought that the present fire can b.
tfacsd "a the youngsters. 4 detect
i've u nos wofkiug upon ihe case
Nith = Yiew % locating The boys
said g. b. guilty ~ fhe charge
Although the fiTemen arrived
upon the scene promptly. Il r. said
hat the blaze Waa nos managed
properly Citizens. e "a alleged. aH.
sisted In piaeinE the hose and sae
ernl mounted the tire ladders. where
they held the hose Tor the flfvmen
IN this they Nafn also assisted hY
four police officers who, u II
claimed. neglected thaif Outs Of -.
tahiishing = FIRE line. 70 assist the
firemeu in their work
II IL also said that men and boys
wrrp allowed 20 enter the burning
huildiar. which ass Unmatched
either ~ the police o. firemen
The building had Recently been
raflttea for occupancy RH new
WaYHlde hospital However IN spite
~ tho present damage the building
will be refifted Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
INVITATION FOR
JOINT DEBATE

There Will b. a public meeting
AZ the Labor Temple this evening
under the auspices % the municipal
ownership campaign committee Al
the efforts 81 the committee 90 In
ducs the auttmunieipal ownership
organization. organized b. the Sc.
attic Electric company. to enter
into a public joint discussion Of
the merits 81 the controversy. have
thus far proven failures. bat al.
other challenge will be sent 70 the
differentiation within n day OF
two
Mayor Moore has been added TO
the liHt - speakers for the meeting
at the Seattle theater. Saturday
night The principal speaker AZ
that meeting will be City Engineer
Thomson The presiding officer Of
the meeting will be- VIII ~ Morris.
chairman Of the platform commit.
tee % the recent republican city
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
U. P. REQUEST
MUST WAIT
A rsoaouoa INVESTIGATION
wit sE MADE BEFORE ANY
VACATIONS OF STREETS ARE
eRanrIo-pRorEsTs TO HE
aHARo.

That 10 action 40 bs taken ~
the corporations and streets COM
nmaltesa - ths sllR council or the
ssfeel vacations asked ~ tho uuion
Pacific falie ~. uutii thorough iil-
Ysatixatsun has been made u the
CONVERSIONS ASKED ia the vsfdlei 81
the members IL the tWo commit
tee.
Il = the Erusrai opinion of the
rafnaigtasusa that the city should
act cautiously with regard 70 street
vacations. 81 tho safne time favor
i1s - many - the railroads dsslr-
ina 10 enter he city - possible in
the future. Anyone desiring 70 pro-
test. petition. OF appear before the
committees ia connection With the
proposed vacations viii be given =
hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
TAKES SHOT At
FLEEING MAN
McluRc uN.
EARTHS BAD CASE OF AT.
TEMPTED BBERY
CHANCE FRIEND CASE AGAIN.

Terribly beaten and In a semi
condition. George Snider
was found last night In the alley
between Second and Third avs.
across the corner from the city
fall. By Detective McClurg. who
hurried to the scene attracted by
snider's cries, McClurg arrived in
time to see a man running up tho
alley. He opened fire. but did not
succeed In effecting a capture.
Snider was removed TO the city
Jail. where he was attended by the
city physician, being afterwards re-
leased.
Snider says that he was drinking
with chance acquaintance last
night. and that the latter induced
him to 20 To his hotel As tho
pair passed the alley Snider re-
oeived a stunning blow, but did not
lose consciousness. His calls for
help frightened the would-be rob
Der. who made good hts escape.
| alter James Clark was arrested on
but was subsequently re.
leased as having no connection with
the affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
CRUELTY
BEA Ten
HORRIBLE STORY or BRUTAL
frY 10 REVEALED ~ The Ar.
REST or A wipow-LovE IN
AL SITUATIONS.

One 81 the most horrible stories
Of brutality en- record Naa revealed
this morning through the arrest o.
Mrs Jane Holden. The woman.
- ho IN a widow. vas arrested last
nirht b. Pafraimsn HuKheit and
DOMAIN. Nha found her ieHyiHg
Clark's saloon. on MAYNARD az. In
an intoxicated condition.
Il appears that Holden died ivo
years ago. leaving considerable
amount ~ insurance money Mrs
Holden hecame acquainted with
John uouddg. q ieaWsler formerly
ia the employ Of the Seattle Trans.
fer company 0ouddf. IL ls alleged.
yieiimiEed the woman and suceeed
81 10 obtaining thu bulk of her
money 4 fee DAYS sgo. IN dfunk'
en- rage. GauddY stripped The SON
an Of al clothing and claiming her
to bed In = lodging house. beat
and kicked her into iBsenaibiliiY.
Officers we're called. but che 81
fair was patched up through the
fidelity Of ihe woman 20 cruelty
treated Lister. however. the WON
nu decided 20 swear 10 q com plaint
against GanddF and vas on the
point Of doing 80 today but for her
arrest she will be released from
the city jail tomorrow and viii
then call upon the prosecuting at.
tofurE
When arrested Mrs. Holden was
examined aud Il was discovered
that she eak In terrible condi.
ton. belnF literally covered from
head 20 foot With huge wolts and
bruises
Some time aFo. while in Abcr
deem, Gouddy was given 90 DAYS on
the chain gang for beating The WON
an. but she came to hts assistance
with the necessary amount with
which 10 pay his fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
PLANS FOR
PIPE LINE
CITY ENoiNEUR THOMSON RU.
TURNS FROM CEDAR RIVER
AND FORCE NOW WORKING
ON PROPOSED LINZ.

CITY Engineer u n Thomson.
Who returned yesterday from hls
visit of inspection 81 Cedar river,
stated this morning that profile
of The new pipe line extending from
the city to the intake. Is nnu ho.
ing prepared b. " " Scott ~
sistant engineer Il xili take ~
least another week 60 finish the
profile. after which iine the worn
~ cross sectloniag the line can be
begun
1, IL planned % parallel the old
line fof most 81 the way from the
cay starting point 10 the Intake.
about ss miles II i estimated that
aN.0e0. 0pe gallons ~ wAter daY
viii thus BE- brought into the eta
BY the new pipe line The project
viii be vetcd on september Il at
the special eieetion
NJ Thamsoha tour 81 inspection
began on Tuesday. when ho went 20
Rayensdaie FROM there he Went
20 the lniake. and followed q into
the eit2 faf a distance Of Is miles
stopping At Benten,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
AVVA| |
F ARLEY
Frisco's Railway Co.
Refuse Offer OF the
Strikers and Await
Men From East.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 80 The
strike situation Il quiet today The
company has made no attempt 10
run ears. but IL awaiting the ar
rival u aoaa Farley and the strike
breakers from New York rfeai
dent Calhoun. OF the unl,ed Rail
WAYS. has made 40 reply 10 the Of
fer Of the carmen 20 80 back 20
work Tor s. a day and atbilfate the
number Of hours. and Il il believed
thef will not consider the offer
OsiuE 60 the possibility Of disor.
deus Chief Of Police Oman tosihy
recalled 400 policemen on leave ~
absence on account Of the fire and
withdrew an order releasing 900
more Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
SOLDIERS orr
FOR MANEUVERS

Ten companies OF the Third in.
fantry. which arrived from Alaska
recently, aud have been stationed
at Fort Lawton. left today for
American lake. where they will par.
tlcipate In the maneuvers there.
The companies would have orig
inally gone to American lake from
Tacoma had Il not been for several
cases OF measles which developed
on board OF the transport Bufore,
The men were taken 20 Fort Law
ton. where they have been resting
up
The march to American lake viii
be made by easy stages aud II 10
expected that three days win be
necessary for the trip The COM
panies will make Is miles today,
having started this morning AZ 9
O'Clock. They win arrive IN Kent
tonight and win pitch their tents
near there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

houseboat Louden. nsHspa peumen
e0fnered Mr. Bryan and talked With
him for an hour this afternoon. lie
refused 10 discuss persons OF poll
tics lie said be Naa keeping out
Of state fights and would attend
10 the Sullivan question later lie
refused 20 discuss the tariff, boz
cause tine subject - TOO big for
few words
When asked about Cannon's
boom. SIR. Bryan said Cannon Is
both a person and politics. and you
must excuse me"
lie hadn't heard Of the Cuban IN.
surrecfion until today. but be eT.
pressed confidence in President
Palma
Mr.. Bryan refuses 20 state the
subject Of his speech tonight, but
he will probably follow the lines
given in an interview In Europe, In
which he said free silver IL no
longer the issue on account Of over.
production. He will discuss govern.
ment ownership This question
will probably be the paramount Ia
sue and he will demand a tariff 70.
dnction a. the only means Of solY.
Ing the trust problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
HAVE
BLACK RECORD
Ntict ssLlEvE THAT THEY
NAVE Two CAD MEN m Gus
roof-cosNEcT THEM WITH
sscesHs STORE ROBBERY.

Nrsral days ago George Reilly
- s'ssIh Lanxfore we're arrested
fsifelraea Putnam and Sullivan.
ssspsefs IN the robbery Of Csbe's
s'tsfy store o. Madison ct. Reilly
]" sno~n 70 have had q psnlten-
n Fseefd 10 California. and ives
- srsr 70 the superior court.
1911 fof sJfe-kespluk. was
'essa On the chain gang
- morning the police received
" nai LanEford was released
- ne California stats prison a.
s'n' On Jan. e. 1906. where he
= zsfFiae life sentence for
80 committed eight years ago.
80 sas also released at the same
aiisr having served three
LAneford was released upon
49, from the governor. and pre-
- y he last commitment had
- iso other terms. being SEN
i - ne Third time for NE under
aabiiaal criminal act.
- - follcs believe that they viii
-. . able 70 connect IanGford
= sne robbery u the grocery. a.
ff9bablV acting az a watch
=. ief Reilly az the time ~ tho
49, The fact that both men
's'tssed from the Institution
= sane time n considered ne
sanaging 70 both.
nsght LanRford was taken
- fhain gang and placed IN
-. saeth0is." awaiting another
-, sAlion when 81 the Cali
-. pr. Iangferd vas booked a.
49, Barker. but there IL little
4. y. nat Barker and Langford are
= ara The aaue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
BRYAN PRIMED FOR
BIG TALK TONIGHT
Nebraskan Resting on Board Yacht and Receives
Few Politicians and Newspapermen- Says
He Is Keeping Out of State Factions and Will
Attend to Sullivan Later.

NEW YORK. Aug 30 Mr. Bry.
an will remain aboard the Hint,
at anchor off stapleton. nearly all
Of today outstanding his strength
for the two.hour speech tonight
tie feels fine today and says he II
glad o. the chance Tor rest aboard
the Yacht He 10 silent regarding
politics lie oppressed his thankH
today for President H0oaeYeits 81.
forts 10 facilitate his landing
Every minute Of ST. Bryau'a time
sill be filled from the time be
lands this evening until tomorrow
morning II IN thought that there
viii be only q few carriages in the
parade At least seven Nebraska
mayors SAY they viii be In the
parade. regardless Of the New York.
ers desire to keep them 0ut. The
committee ls arranging for overflow
meetings
Everybody from everywhere
wants "a dine with Mf Bryan. and
the committee IL going 20 make
many enemies In selecting guests.
Talks With Neuspapermen.
Aboard Lewis NlHon's steam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
BOUNDARY LINE
EVIDENCE IN

The briefs and n record OF the
testimony taken I'm the case to de-
termine the location of the bound
AIRY line between Washington and
Oregon. on the Columbia river.
which is now completed. are being
prepared for submission TO the
United States supreme court.
Charles Dalton. OF this city. acting
as referee In receiving the testi.
mony. will certify the records to the
supreme court.
II Is desired 10 have the case de-
termined this year. in order that all
controversy over the ownership OF
fishing grounds on the river may be
definitely determined before the
next fishing season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
FORCE
j. s. TO ACT

WASHINGTON. - G.. Aus 80.
Probably with a view Of forcing
American intervention the rebels
are attacking American property In
Cuba Manager COlstanicn. Of a
sugar estate near CienfueROs,
owned entirely 10 this country, 10.
day notified the state department
that the place was raided b. reyo.
lutioninia and several horses taken
Mr Sleeper. the United States
representative at Havana. has been
instructed 70 lay the matter before
the Cuban government with re-
quest that measures be taken 10
protect American property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

A tltvsf thief yesterday stole four
essss of castings. consigned 20 the
fanifin Coast Machinery company
aua in the hands ~ the Northern
ftiitle Express company. The
easilnEs were Va u delivery wagon.
aud "a. loss wac not discovered uu
III The wagon reached the plant 81
the Pacific Coast Machinery come
psH5, when the less was reported TO
the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
MAKES sss.ooo ON SALE.

Making a profit Of s65.eo0 In the
short space Of five wears II the e1.
perience Of Peter Holmes. who yes
terday sold the northwest corner
OF Pike ST and Minor az. for
$4,000 The property Is i36 by
10 and Is improved with frame
buildings The sale was made
through Bnrwell q Morford The
name OF the purchaser is withheld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
LOCOMOTIVES
IN DEMAND

II Is not a shortage Of cars that
IL troubling the Northern Pacific
freight managers. bat a shortage Of
locomotives. Hundreds Of empty
freight cars are waiting upon the
zldetracks IN the freight yards. but
the motive power ia lacking II Is
expected BY railroad officials that
new locomotives will be supplied In
ample time 10 handle the wheat
traffic. which begins shortly
In Tacoma 700 cars we're moved
two weeks ago from the tracks and
500 last week sun the Northern
Pacific is said to be ~ days Ia ar
rearg Of It's orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Tabor Commissioner A ~ Grout
will advertise for ciFu service "a.
aminationa within tho neat week
for positions Ia the foli0wing de.
p1Fimeuis Civil engineering eief.
teal. police. fire. electrical. inspcc.
lion and labor The EXAMINATIONS
uili b. held toward the end Of Sep.
tomber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
WANTS
MORE HELP
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY NOW
AFFORDED FOR THOSE WHO
WANT TO WORK FOR CITY OF
SEATTLE.

Owing 20 an unusual scarcity IN
city help. Il IL said that anyone
who can pass n civil service exam.
inaiion in the police service. or in
many Of the other city depart.
ments. can secure a position At
once In the police list OF the civil
service there il not single eligible
noted. The police salary is s75 TO
begin with
Pipemen. drivers. stokers and en-.
ginesrs are particularly wanted in
the fire department. where the sal.
aries range from SIS 10 SIS per
month. Rear chaiumen, computers.
draurhtsmen and inspectors OF con.
siruction are needed In the engi.
nserinE department. and there are
no ellgibles to be certified up TO
the city engineer.
A general need Of laborers and
teamsters is also felt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
LOWERS RAILWAY
TARIFF FOR CAUSE

WASHINGTON. u. G. Aug 10
The first public order Of the new
Interstate commerce commission re-
leases railroads from provisions Of
the new rate bin An application
Of the Boston a Maine Railway ask
ing permission TO reduce the freight
rates on a notice OF fiYo days. was
granted. The law provides no
tlco Of 30 days Permission was
given ION account Of an urgent and
public demand for Ice in Boston.
owing to the shortage Of ice crop.
and other Rnod renanns ahnNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
NEW ROAD NEARLY FINISHED

The lnfsflaken drive, connecting
Volunteer and Washington parks,
viii be completed ibs latter part Of
this week and opening exercises
viii be held some time during the
next Few weeks according 10 the
plana q me ralk cammlaalonera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
sEveY MAKER IS MISSING.

Sevey Maker. a brother OF DIT.
Seth G Maker, n dentist with offices
In the Olympic block. left home last
Thursday. saying he would be away
one day. lie has not returned, and
his brother, who lives In Portland.
II distracted over the young mans
absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
|
T |FR}SS I
Investigate After, Is
New Order to Prevent
Assassinations OF
Russians.

MOSCOW. AUG So Russian Of.
fiewfs afe ordered 10 use their arms
ia dispose at any suspects who
MAY hereafter approach them. Thc
government IL determined to have
ma nnfv nsHasslualiohs Citizens
interpret this ruling 20 mean that
tbs police are al liberty % shoot a.
at. anY time. and any place, and
viii act accordingly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
OFFICERS ARE PROMOTED.

A. meeting = the civil service
commission iasi nisht she following
members - The fire ard police de-
parimont were ordered advanced
oBs grade Firc. } } pesrce. A. v,
Hess and vs.. y Hsffaef patrolmen.
Ernest g. Osborn. L =. Anleauist
&. . smith. ". y Donovan and W..
e. Hsfff0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
UNLUCKY 10 is
HELD FOR MURDER

SAY ANTONIO. Tex. Aug H.
The state authorities think theY
have sufficient evidence 70 convict
All ~ the ~ negro soldiers hsia a.
FORT sam Houston ou the ehafrn II
muraeg committed ~ nfpwassilis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
ssisaLE MAX nsGr romosr

The shinKic Mills harean. com.
posed q local hhlnEie manafAciuf
eFs. siii hold q meeting tonight IN
The t.amhefirrn . siab fuoma in the
Olympic block. ~ which time nrv.
srHi matters ~ Importance wiii 80
dlaruased. slso a BcN prizes sehed
ale considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
SPOKANE
IS FIRST
MAKES COMPLAINT THAT RAIL.
ROADS ARE DISCRIMINATING
IN FAVOR or SEATTLE AND
OTHER COAST CITIES.

WASHINGTON. ID c. Aug. So
The first complaint under the new
rate law has Just been filed with
the interstate commerce commits
sion BY the city OF spokane. through
It's merchant bodies. against the
Northern Pacific. Great Northern.
Union Pacific, Oregon Railroad d
Navigation company and the Spo-
kane Falls a Northern Railway.
II IN claimed that they charge
rates to Spokane largely in excess
of those 10 any other city similarly
situated. discriminating in favor OF
Seattle. Tacoma and Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
CORNER LOTS SOLD.

Lots 8 and 8. block 81. In Terry 3
addition. were sold yesterday by
The owner. John Michel. 70 II Blox-
ont. for a consideration of $4,000.
The lots are located az the corner
Of Seventh av. and James ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
Am ERICAN ARMY
TO BE INCREASED

WASHINGTON. u. c. Aug. 30
The war department today issued a
general order Increasing the enlisted
strength Of the army from 10000 TO
62.50o. a necessity by requiring the
taehment. Extra men may be or
each maintain a machine gun de-
cavalry ana infantry regiments TO
dcrcd on recruiting duty FOR the tn
creased allotment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

OGDEN. Utah. Aus 80 When
The Farley trains. carrying strike
breakers. reach Ogden msmshfn ~
labor unIons and socialists Wlii
make a determined effort 10 induce
the men not 10 SO 20 san Francisco
10 take the places 81 the strikers
There Ulti be no trouble with the
men refusing 10 handle the cars.
Moral auasiun only wlii be used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

ST PETERSBURG. AuE 50 -
In several provinces Il j. learned
thar res0lufionaries In all capitals
&C Europe are organizing 70 attack
ghn esar aud all members Of the
lfuDerial family The attack on
I'reasisf sfoly pin IL oply the FIRST
ut a nrfieN.