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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
HEART OF DEAD
WOMAN IN COURT
At Sight of 1t Murderer Profit
Tremb!ed and Turned His
Face Away.
STATE Is ALMOST DONE
TODAY ATTORNEY BOND WILL
STATE Is ALMOST DONE
TODAY ATTORNEY BOND WILL
INTRODUCE HIS EVIDENCE AND
JURY MAY GET THE CASE
TONIGHT.

The trial Of Mack Profit, the col
ored murderer, was continued
through yesterday. The Prosecutor
introduced much evidence and has al
most finished his case. 1t is expected
that Attorney William A. Bond, who
is defending Profit will conclude his
case before noon today and the argu-
ments will be begun.
During the trial, Profit seemed to
be very nervous and sat continually
with his eyes on the Prosecutor and
frequently wringing his hands. Late
in the afternoon, the bullets that kill
ed the Davis woman were shown to
the jury, and Coroner Markedly pro-
duced the heart of the dead girl to
show the path OF the bullet through
it. Profit was much pertrubed at the
sight of this.
It is possible that the jury will
bring in a verdict tonight. as the
lawyers will finish their arguments
before four or i've o'clock. The de-
Tense is attempting to secure light
sentence for Profit, and to that end,
he will have several witnesses to tes-
tify to the good moral character of
his client.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
LECTURES ARE PLEASING
DR.. GEO ALLEN ON ROME.
In an Interesting Discourse at EarIham
He Showed Great Work of Exeava-
tion Now Going On in lts,y-TaI!so
Again Today.

h A large audience greeted Prof.
George II. Allen. of the University of
Cincinnati at Earlham yesterday,
where he began his series q lectures
on Roman antiquities before the Latin
Club and their friends.
X DR.. Allen took for his subject re
cent Excavations in the Roman =.
rum" He showed that even fifteen
years ago discoveries and explorations
had stopped owing to the fact that ex-
plorers thought that they had made all
discoveries possible, but by the mod
ern way of excavating they have re-
vealed at least fifteen other strata be-
low those already discovered, making
very valuable addition to the study
of modern archaeology.
The lecture which Dr. Allen was to
have delivered this afternoon on the
Military Occupation of Great Brit
ain by the Romans" will given to.
night in the auditorium in Lindley
Hall, to which cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
DR.. Aliens lecture, which will be
given this afternoon in Parry Hall will
be on the Military Occupation of the
Rhine Provinces by the Romans"
The slides used in these lectures are
furnished by the University of Gin
cinnati, the photos being taken by Mr..
Allen while he was in Europe last
summer.
DIR. Allen will personally conduct
classes on the field of Roman occupa.
ton In Europe during the coming
summer.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
REID WINDOWS
ESPECIALLY FINE
Work of Installing Them by
Tiffany Experts Is Nearly
Completed.
ARE OF GOTHIC DESIGN
ALL THE DESIGNS WE'RE oRIGI-
MATED IN TIFFANY STUDIOS
DESCRIPTION OF DIFFERENT
WINDOWS.

Perhaps no building In Indiana
contains windows rs fine as those
which have been paced in the Reid
Memorial church. The glass was pur-
chased from the famous Tiffany stu
dos in New York and they were put
in by their experts.
The windows throughout the
church are constructed of Favrile
Glass and In a purely Gothic design,
which harmonizes with the architec-
ture CT the building. In one of the
large windows in the auditorium are
the figures of our Lore and the four
Eyangeli3ts, while in the great Sdn-
day school windows Is depicted that
famous scene in the life of Christ
where He Is found by His Mother
while in disputation with the Doctors
In the Temple. This is an extremely
appropriate design fer Sunday
school window end will always be az
object lesson to the youth Of the
church. These figure subjects are not
taken, as 10 found in many churchee
These figure subjects are not taken.
as is found In many churches through
out the country. from some of The
works of the Old Masters, which
were intended for paintings and no.
for glass, but were the original pro-
auctions of the artists of the Tiffany
Studios, and were especially designed
for work of art in g:ass alone.
The interior of the church is now
In the hands Of the chief decorator
of the Tiffany Studios, Mr. Otte z.
Pape. and when the work is finally
completed. there will be few churches
In the Middle West which wiz COM
pare with the magnificent ecclesias-
teal interior of this church.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
TO FINISH NEXT WEEK
e. G. McMahan is Getting Along Nice
ly With Work of Auditing Munich
pal Light Books.

e. G. McMahan, the expert account
ant who is engaged in the work of
auditing the books of the Municipal
Light plant, stated yesterday after
noon that he thought he would COM
plete his task by the last of next
week. Mr.. McMahan will present his
report TO the subcommittee of the in
vestigating committee and it in turn
will hand the report over to the in
vestigating committee. After the
South Side Improvement Association
and the Commercial Club committee
have communicated the results Of
McMahan's investigations to their
respective bodies, there will be a
special meeting of the city councis
and the citizens of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
= ~>>>>>>>>>>~ 80 ~~~><>>~>>> .
RUSH RELIEF TO SUFFERERS.

Thursday resolution appropiatng
100000 for the relief of earthquake victims
thousands
feed and shelter the homeless
o. Pacific have
pressed 0 supplies
u CCmmissary General Sharpe
a Francisco.
railroad and Wells Fargo Express
will ship charge all merchandise for relief of
Telegraph of
giving relief
Thousands dollars have already been
cad sympathy and financial aid will be
by them acceptable
supplies speeding
relieve the earthquake sufferers.
Commercial association decided at
to relief Of sufferers
and Richmond will do her
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
WHITTIER NOT DAMAGED
Rayra ond Nicholson, OF Richmond,
Wires That All is Safe in
That City.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicholson yes
tefday received telegram from their
sor, Raymond Nicholson, who is Wis
ting lat Whittier, Cal, stating that
Whittier was not damaged by the re-
cent earthquakes. AS no information
could be received from Whittier Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholson were considerably
alarmed until Raymond's telegram
came to quiet their fears.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
HAVE COLLECTED $3.50.
Many Small Contributions Have Been
Received by Starr Piano Compa-
ny In Its 5ox.

The Starr Piano Company placed a
contribution box in front of its store
on Main street yesterday morning,
and during the day collected $3.50 for
the San Francisco sufferers. Five
dollars of this amount was donated by
the Sun Telegram Publishing Co.
Much of the money was in small
change, and many people who could
not give much, dropped little into the
box which will help to alleviate the
sufferings of their fellow countrymen
in the stricken California City.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
More Men Are Needed.

twenty-five men needed at the
freight depot to truck freight. The
above is an advertisement that is be-
ing sent broadcast by freight Agent
Slifer. in an effort 70 get men TO do
manual labor at the freight house.
There is a shortage OF men all over
the city for this kind of work, and the
depot is handicapped in handling all
the freight shipped in and out each
day.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
EARTHQUAKE AS THEME
Rev. T. n. Kuhn Will Lecture on San
Francisco Disaster at Christian
Church Tomorrow.

Tomorrow evening at the Christian
church the Rev. T II. Kuhn will lee
Golden Gates" The Rev. Mr.. Kuhn
announces that he vii refer to the
causes as assigned oy scientists, and
will point out the Iessons to be de-
rived as well as referring to the duty
OF the hour .-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rea, of 116
Randolph street, delightfully."- enter
tanned at finch Thursday evening
The company was composed Of
Nessrs. and Mesdames Raymond
Lichtenfels, Charles Nudgent, Law
renee White, Frank Stevens, John
Rathmeyer and James Rea.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
Prof. EIiaharger a Judge.

The Randolph County Oratorical AS
sociation will hold it's annual contest
at Union City on Thursday evening,
May 5. Three schools, Winchester,
Lynn and Union City, all members of
this association, and viii at this time
compete for the oratorical honors.
Prof. d. r. Ellabarger, principal of
the Richmond High School, has been
chosen as. one of the judges on deliv-
cry.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
Meeting Is Postponed.

The Cryspus Attacks Loyal League,
which was to have held its regular
meeting April %, has postponed the
same till April 90. at which time Prof.
T. A. Mott, superintendent of the Rich
mond public schools will speak on art.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
At THE CHURCHES

Officers Are Eiected.-The Ladies'
Aid society OF the Grace M. E. church
met yesterday in the church study and
elected officers for the coming year.
Mrs. r. M. Lacy was reelected presi-
dent, Mrs. May Price, vice-president,
Mrs. Ella Page, secretary, and Mrs.
George Mills treasurer.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
Will Hold a Market.

The Ladies' Me Society of the First
English Lutheran church will hold
IAN Every Day Bazaar" on Thursday
and Friday of next week. Suitable ar
ticles for each day of the week will be
displayed and elaborate preparations
are being made for its success.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
PUBLIC GAZE

PUBLIC oAkt.
Attend public saNFof household
goods, Mary e. W@gins. No. I'll n.
18th ST., ThursdaF April 26. at 10
o. clock a. ma
TV wooDHURsT.
21-st. Auctioneer.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21

eEssLEMAN,s NcTIoN SALE
OF FINE LeUo@ MONDAY, TUES
DAY THtRS0AY AND FRIDAY
NIGHTS Al B SATURDAY AFTER
NOON NEXT WEEK. NO "a SOUTH
SIXTH STREET. dit
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21

CAS- GA 4 "a.
ps.-.sa <>Ihs kiHd You iiags Always Ssaght
Signature as ANl@1szM
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-21
@ q. SIT . r. Z "a.

Bears tia, 'H5 ht'u f0a Eav5 A1aTS boagl
S'sa If & NAzzs1m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
LA WYERS MOURN DEATH
OF THE EMINENT JURLST

Probably no one outside tho
nmlly IT the deceass. has beca
sAOckga 70 sucs an extent 81 the
kllllnx q lu..se tassary a. have che
.ttorneys uho for years have been
Ma tgicnts
when q reporter saF The star
saned 81 she office Of nsasmaa 6
Kslleher. a iaw Firm with which
Jsaks Elsor5 bad bsea connected
for years. Nr kellehey Was found
10 tears
= fecl that anything | might
say Hid Mr. kcllehss. would
b suporfianuA have kueNm
Judge Emery STAGE he vas Is years
old cane 20 Seattle IN Nagch.
1870. ani 60 was upon EY rugoms
msndsglnn that ms friend followed
me il Jnix Of tha same rear Just
SAY thal my knowledge of the life
Of iuixa Emory wtll eorruhofafe
evsrY goot lhlux that mikhf - said
OF hiu
ivan 4 Hyiaui. Of the iaw firm
az nlalae. Tucker q Hylaas said
To eaY anything about tbs life u
NJ. EmerY l. 70 say too little tiis
character was above reRruachs hia
ideas Of morals aarw q the highest
ana his senss q honor Vas q The
strongest
Ntlm0u Tucker. o. the same firm
Vas loo WruaKhf ap over ths
tfzxe4y 90 talk zboay g.
Joan z Humphfiss. IL the veil
known las firms - Humphrirs A
Cole. hal known Judge Emery ever
since ~ earae % Seattle ifis en-.
pressioa a % the highest praise
Judge EmorY was = eonscten-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

cious gentleman, an honest and up
ftght judge faithful husband aud
an indulgunt father Seattle has
lost one 81 Ia beat citizens"
Judge Orange Jacobs. who for tho
naaf IS years has becn prpaidsnt ~
the king County hat association,
said
Judge EMORY was a man who
had a brilliant future before him.
bot this future has been cut of -
rs Increasing lisht shut OF lie
fell IL tho fulinesA ~ his pawpr
leaving a multitude u ffienda to
mourn over his uatiusiy death
Henry = Mcclure. - tho firm Of
McCiafe a MeCluFe cnalt hardls
speak u the palnful subject. but
said briefly
4 have knowu Judge Rmor1 and
William ~ rhpmpacn Tor auni'
Der of Years fhey have nv equal
respect while / moaFa fns tudzr
EmoFx and his family. poor. xr2F
haired VIII rhempson has a. BID a
place tn nv heart - ever
City Prosecutor u~IlruiisF. Ia
spaasiaE the the tragedy. said
So much good can BE- said 81
tadxs EMORY that q l. hard IA hss
gin I have kno~n him ie Years.
and aiwayH feuad hlm = gentleman
and a lawyer
Jahn n sorsion. justice ~ lhs
police court. sAid
4 have been acquainted with
Judge EmeTy for Is years. and ~
EaFasd him a. enc u tho finssi mea
ever kusw lie uas eae ~ the
sbleaf lawyers In The state. and his
death - = distinct loss 10 the eom'
m.inity"
y a HerAia--f have always
held Judge Emory In the highest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
WILL PRESS PURE
WATER FIGHT

The committee will vigorously
press its effort before othe council
TO induce that body 30 repeal the
ordinance givinA the Milwaukee tho
rightofway afong the river. thus
throwing the maiter OF proareutlng
the suit upon the road instead OF
leaving IT ON the city. whore Il Is o.
present
The committee viii attend ia Fl
body tonighlH meeting Of the outn
Ell and urge the council 20 arrange
fof public hearing on the water
question % 10 held by o commit
toe of the whole some might during
the present week
Chamber Committee.
Tho Chanib. Of Commerce water
pollution committee met this after
noon TO prepare It's report which
Niii be submitted 60 The Chamber
on Wednesday II f. now uulieipHts
ed that The members Of the com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
gLks LEAVE WEDNESDAY.

when the Seattle Eiks leave FOR
Denver Wednesday the Chamber Of
Commerce VIII send 1000 copies Of
tbs new booklet containing Seattle
views with the delegates 20 the Ma
uonal convention, which VIII be
used by tho members ln securing
seattle a. the next grand lodge ass
sembiy. The General Printing CONF
pnuy 10 printing the booklet and ia
working day and might 10 issue the
number wanted By the Seattle Eikh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
FLOOD MAKES
THE BREAKS

STOCKTON. cal. Iuly The
waters of tha San joaquin and
Middle rivers hfe naW pouring out
through three new breaks over the
Immense reclamation districts west
NJ stockton ~ iH believed the most
disastrous Hood IN the history of
California IL now on.
AT o'clock thia morning the ieVee
on Middle river broke. and The water
h. now sweeping over the lower
division Of Roberts Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
WILL HOLD THE
RELIEF MONEY

The Cadkfornia relief fund CON
mittee met Al the Chamber % Com
msfce rooms ia the Low man build
ing this morning 20 confer upon the
disposal Of tho funds nov IA it,
possession Tor distribution ia be
half of tho California sufferers
OF the tiss.s1s placed IN IT,
hands. there r. yet f7.gl6 10 be dis
posed Of For supplies So. 100 wac
spent. tsl 600 aoul "a cash aud t31l
Tor miscellaneous expenses II Nas
agreed that ti00 woaid be given y
G Young. a former Neli known Sc
attic man who lost everything th
the fire and Il nov IN Seattle Mias
81 Z Walker. secretary of the Y
" c A.. has expended s2sd ia be
half 81 the refugees hsra and has
tt57 an hand Tor their aid The
committee decided la hold the re-,
naming tI.2t6 until september l.
when another meeting Will be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

esteem. aud thought him 90 be a
man IA every respect
John " Whitman Judge Em.
Oh Was mau Of more than ordl
narH ability He seemed 10 be the
embodiment Of honesty and iuteg
kueW him
u W PuEmoFe-'' don't know of
any man az the bar Hho stood any
higher tn ny estimation than Judge
Emufy lite death Il matter uf
universal regret
q. y NaudeFrer Judge Emory
vas a man who took at interest IN.
aud encouraged young men. he vaa
affahie. genial and considerable OF
everyone in fact, = typical south
rfu gentleman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
NO IMMEDIATE ACTION.

Until the conclusion ~ The Mitch
eII murder trial Prosecuting Attor-
nsy Mackintoah viii take no action
IN the matter of the killing Of Judge
Emory
II Will be- impossible for ~ 70 go
into the matter said Mr. Maxim
torh this morning. until after We
conclude the Mitchell trial That
Will probably be on Wednesday.
After that We VIII act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
RUSSIA FACING
BIG REBELLION

porao them the people severely beat
thsm
CoaaReks then scattered the
crowd With blank charge Tho
officer WAS Identified as a iieuien.
ant when arrested. uGnrda on mail
wagons carry rifles Landlords are
deserving their estate and fleeing
to the city Moscow rioters are be.
Ing lei Off with light punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
COURTS ARE CLOSED.

out ~ respect for the memory Of
Judge Etnary al che departments ~
she superior court except Judge
ftatsf's. On whieh the Mitchell trial
t. being hsia. we're closed sas the
DAY Judge Gillian sat lpns enough
- hssr a nusfan made ~ 1. a.
stssdnien FOE ite appointment II a
COMMITTEES 90 drap 40 resolutions of
condolences. The court aRpalntsd "
o. Lindsey. John u. Hart and WI.
naan Taetsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
GET THEIR MEN
IN JAIL Z

when the excursion Steamer Hpo-
kaua sailed lest Thursday morning
FOR Alaska several stakrrH were
short iu fhe fife room. pqH ar-
rival ~ Victoria an effofl NaH made
70 procure nou-union nfomeu. ana
the method adopted HHa novel
Arthur HeHthoTul agent Tor fha
company ~ Vancouver Rhp hap
ptued 20 De - Victoria. Hith the
assistance ~ the chief engineer
hunted up chief ~ Police Langley
and secured permission TO pay tho
fines Of those ln Jaii provided they
wanted 10 ship a. nremen-
Two men. the number short. uho
were familiar with nrempn's duties.
tere secured ana gladly exchanged
The prison life f0r that n the stoke
hold al s. q day The spokane then
proceeded north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

ST PETERSBURG. July a-Po.
litlcal demonstrations are frequent
nnd vociferous IA every part Of the
eiiy. while other cities are AZ free
from fear OF the government
At Moscow an officer addressed
1000 people, urging them 70 sup.
port a revolution When a detach.
mant Of police attempted 90 dia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

mittea will b. able - agree. aud
that theto vii be but one report,
Instead Of Two. aa has heretofore
been expected
The Central Labor Council pure
WHter committee Wtli report o.
findings to the council wednesday
nlFht. Tho Commercial Club viii
have hearing ON the water aueE.
ton hf ifPne0ting thia evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
CITIZENS COMMITTEE PLAN TO
THROW BURDEN ON rita MIL.
WAukEE RAILROAD - CHAM.
pER OF COMMERCE COMMIT.
rEG MEETS TODAY.

The Citizens Pure Water com
inlttoo held a meeting thla morning
ht the oifies of d. Geo II Randall
a. The Pioneer block. and devoted
half an hour TO the discussion Of the
fsdar river pollution situation II
was the sense OF the members Of
the committee that It would be dan
Eeruua 10 the success Of the cause
10 put off further action uniii the
decision Of The courts ON the pend.
iuE suit. as h desired By the rail.
rad and 10 friends In the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
UNION MEN DO
NOTRESPOND

EVERETT. July s--ThFee Ever
81 ahauxis mills assured = call faf
unien men 90 return to sofk this
morning bat none responded. ard
the fnllla are ptlli idls. u is expect !.
81 that the nest sten slil be 70 ny
70 Nrt non-uniou weaNers.
The owners held meeting sat
uriay here and took aetian. buS
passed resolution 70 maintain the
utuosf secrecy rexardiaE the bust
ness transacted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
SEATTLE
WOMAN DEAD

san DIEGO. Cal. July s-Mfs
Sarah Hossllck. Who has been an
inmate al the Asnew sAniiaFium for
some time. escaped from an attend.
ant yesterday aud has not since
been seen This IL her second 81
cape II IL feared she has commit.
ted suicide Her home Is in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
morsss DOESN'T KNOW.

Nfs Thompson. the mother Of
the Youns murderer has naf YET
been told % hef saa = art She IL an
invalid. aud has bsen - far several
ysafs A member - The family this
fiorninx stated that a Was their In.
tvusian 60 keep the s~~s from her
as loax a. possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
WHALE CRUISE
ON SOUND

Stories n two monstroua whales
ppor'inE about the bay fer the past
Two days have been reported on the
Faisrfront Several captains ~
SOUND steamers have claimed TO
pays seen tho two whales near Nv
erstt. snd yesterday al All Point
PAM saw thu spouis Of the mon
Sess OF Magnolia bluff
esptsia Henry stsbbius. Of tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
WAGES co UP

BOSTON. Iuly a-This morning
an advance of 0 pei cent la wages
In the cotton mills at New England
vent into effect More than 10000
textile workers have had raise
since early IA the year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
AT SNOHOMISH

sNOHOMG5H. July 9--Tbe Ma
tional Guards here have boon nus
tered IN and the total nuHber will
probably be about 100
Mrs. NJ r. Howell. Of this city.
and ]. w Renfro. Of Portland. were
married At Vancouver. Wash. July
Q. They Will reside IN this city.
Tho Snohomish Outlaws played
WoOdlnville today.
The gnohomlsh baseball team de
foatad the Arlington team hSe on
Sunday.
Berry pickers arc very BcUxe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

cod fishing fleet which arrived At
West Seattle last week. took two
crews IN whale boats this morning
and vas foWed down the sound ak
miles aud Intends TO drift around
in hopes Of sighting the whales ard
making an old time capture b. the
use u harpoone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

IN BAD MESS
son OF LAru GOVERNOR e6
RESPONDENT IN SENSATION.
Al DIVORCE CAST, AND HIS
OWN WIFE rs NOW EXPECT
90 TO SUI. q

DETROIT. Mich. July a-lIa.
sou y rinTree. son OF the late gov.
error Of Michigan. ie named az co.
respondent Ina the divorce suit oi
Alexander " heal head of large
coat mining and ahippias firm
As result. it Is expected young
Pinwreo'a wife will soon file a ault
for divorce
Both women are among the most
prominent society Young mattonH
OF this city. pinafca'a mother IL
pruatratsd By the affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
cHRfsTrANiA

cffHfSTIASfA - piArs College
band uf AtnnsratA. visited King
Ifaakon this morning ana played
airs Zoe hirn and the kaiser. who
wss visiting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
SINKS WITH
ALL HANDS

HALIFAX, n s.. July Fishing
schooner Stanley Joseph. Captain
Isaac Ellis. has been lost with al
on board. In a storm near the Grand
banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

bay fishing tarkel nov Special
prices all this week at spinniuga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

Puget Mil company, Port Blake
les Mill company. Washington Lam.
Der company. +. X Wood Lumber
company ol Beliingham. WoYer.
hasussr Timber company OF ~.
Paul. Stimson Logging company Of
Seattle. Sfimson Nill company OF
Seattle, Tacoma Lumber company
and 81 Paul & Tacoma Lumber
company Of Tacoma. and English
i.ogEinx compans Of ut. Vernon.