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The Washington times., 1906-08-26

James Y. Mcclellan. the obscure Phil
adelDhia grocer.
Mcclellan got IN wrong" He was
out OF hiE class entirely. lie couldn't
understand the value or the jest. and
when he discovered Il Zee couldn't
stand ror f.. The consequence was that
Mrs FeTuuIr has been arrested and
VIII be tried on several counts. luclud-
ing the misuse OF tho mails and OBJ
tanning money on false preteuses. next
September %.
The extent 70 which the love syudi-
cate operated has amazed the district
attorney. Il is calculated that In the
three years during which the combine
ensnared its victims more than 10000
was taken from them a census of the
dupes shows that they range from
prosperous store owners 20 millionaire
Wall Street nnanCisTs. Probably l9y Of
them walked into the spider web.
-Four women have figured IN the aC-
tive work OK the love trust Mrs.
Brown. shreyvd and fascinating, was
the schemer who kept the syndicate
ad0at Mrs. Nerrault was the official
letter writer. TO was she WHO sent the
captivating love missiyes that won the
hearts of the susceptible dLses. she
attended TO the correspondence OF both
herself and Mrs. Brown.
The golden-haired daughter OF Mrs
Brown was "a conspicuous member of
the combination. She did not make
love 20 any Of the men nor receive
their attentions. but IL was handy 10
have her around as Afilady's maid.
The same interesting role was assumed
by Mrs. Browns beautiful niece. Miss
Mary Mason. To the credit of Mrs.
Brown. 1t may be said that she watch
ed these two damssIs with the eve o1
a hawk and never permitted the slight
est iudIscretIou SO far RS they were
concerned.
,,he niece is the daughter Of a strug-
Cling Boston storekeeper. He always
held a hish regard for his sister and
feeling that she coui1 provide his
daughter with better advantages than
he was able TO afford sent her to New
York Mrs Browns scheme % marry
the girl To a New Yorker OF wealth
was given a rude shock when the girl
eloped with "a man she really loved.
She met her husband while attending
a regimental ball 10 which Mrs Brown
had taken her.
Gregory Allen. who was one Of the
buffers in the Browu-Verrault house
hold. knew this young man and in
PRODUCED him 10 the blue-eyed beauty.
II was love at first sight Three months
from the day Of the meeting Miss Ma
son broke away from the influence OF
the love combine Gregory Allen had
been vary much smitten with Miss Ma
son himself When she fitted him he
got braveIy over fl and fell in love
with Mrs Browns daughter. Lillian.
Tt is said they are engaged to be mar
Tied.
Mrs. Brown is forty-two years old.
Her deep hazel eyes have a bowitch.ns
and dangerous softness.
Mrs. Verrault is a woman OF a softer
type Her deep dark eyes, rosy com
plexion, and beautifully nodded face
give her an atmosphere Of dazzling
charm
Mira, Browns four brothers helped in
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
KIPLNas VAMPIRE. "

a small middle Western town When
she was ten years old. however, her
mother died. Blna was "a remarkably
pretty little girl. She never knew the
ugly duckling stage II was about this
time thar she attracted the attention
OF O.. IT. Morse. "a wealthy W8nufac-
Jurer Of a nearby city. He was Griv-
ing span OF fast horses through Iron
ton when he saw "a small crowd gath
cred I'm the middle Of one OF the Drin-
cipal streets Of the town. He heard
a Shrek and drew rCLn- A tragedy IN
real life was being enacted. A very
pretty little Eirl stood in the midst OF
a ring of small bows, b1ref00teI muck,
ers. defending as best she could a yell
lowjsh dog wearing q stump of a TAIL
The hoys had nearly conquered when
Mr.. Morse arrived on the scene one
Of them had the little girl firmly by
the elbows, standing behind Ear with
q careful regard for his shins Another
was nursing on The outskirts Of the
crowd in manner which spoke well
for the stoUuess and determination OF
the defense.
She looked over the heads Of her
attackers into the eyes OF Mr.. Morse
Her large brown eyes made their first
appeal go a man and ne yielded. Scat
tering the boys with his whi~ the big
man carried the girl. sJill ClnEiLg 10
her dog. TO his trap
The second chapter iu Bina's career
is NOT particularly eventful She lived
with the Morse family and was treat
ed as one of the Morse children
She learned the power OF large
brown eyes. with sweeping lashes
over members Of the male frteruity
at an early axe.
IL was this very attractiveness
which led To more troubles for Bina,
however. and took her out of her COM
Portable home with the MOrscs. When
she was eighteen years old she fen In
love with a er-do-weU, whom Mr.
Morse disliked. Bina thought that she
could not live without the mau-she
has since prored that no one particu-
lar man IS necessary TO Hfe-and she
continued to meet him after she had
been forbidden TO have anything TO
do with him
one day. however. Mr.. Morse caught
them together. He had il out then and
there with Bina and told her that she
must choose between her home and
the man She was equally emphatic
Ia her refusal to give mp the man.
So she made her plans To leave the
AIorses and % 10 Chicago. expecting
90 marry her lover and seek a living
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

peasants covered at the
" mere mention or a vampire
that noisome thing which
crept forth after the sun
had set TO feast itself upon
the bodies OF sleeping men
and women Even the educated look
ed with supersuti0us horror upon GER
.zin saUow. cadaverous beings whom
rumOr had 1t were vampires, living IN
some mysterious way upon their TEL
Iow-men-
Today the bIoodIesS vampire OF the
grave has been forgotten Yet there are
sriu vampires, parasitic creatures with
out heart, almost, one is persuaded TO
say, without soul But the up-ro-da-e
vampire as eNemplidrd by such wom-
en- as Mrs. VerraulU. of Chicago. Bos-
ton. Washington. and New York. some
times known as Mrs Hamilton, is dis
tinCty a product OF this age. Sine
goes about her hideous task In a bush
ness-like way; she is aided 10y every
modern appliance. by an the modern
luNurics in her attack upon men; she
makes the assault crafruy, with sure
knowledge OF her victims weaknesses
So thoroughly has this particular wOm-
an covered the field that I'm this day
Of trusts and mouopoIies she is hailed
as the head of a great love trust. ia
which many men have been stripped OF
their wealth and Of their belief so
woman. and I'm the end cast aside ike
emn-y husks
The story OF Mrs. Verraults rise.
If il can be called such. 20 @ senior
partners place I'm the love concern in
New York and of the development
Of the enterprise 10 tho huge scale
on which 1t has operated recently.
might WEI De included W the great
volumes OF modern success. provided
such successes we're chronic}ed
About thirty years ago Bina Fiuue-
gan was born in Ironton. Wis. When
she was chrIstened Eina TnneU4u by
her poor. bat honest parents. she was
a tiny rcd-faCed baby with Too hint Of
romance about her. nor did the name
with which she was afflicted hint Of
the future that lay before the small
morscl OF humanity. Bina Finnegau-
IL might have been the name OF a
new kind Of vegetable, anything but
that OF the future head of a love trust.
But IL remained for the little lady to
prove that after all q name Is not the
whole thing.
Bna led the ordinary life of a child
q parents Of no means TO speak OF in
AuSuSf % I00 4
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

A fool there qyas and he made his prayer
(Even as you and ~
To rag and a bone and hank Of hair
I'VE called her the zU0naan quho did not care)
But the fool he called her his lady fair
(EUen as you and ~
The fool guas stripped to his foolish bide
(Even as you and ~
Which she might haze seen gUhen she 6retO him ASH
(Bf It isn't on record the LADY tTed)
So some of bin FUed but the most of him died.
(Even as you and ID
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

EARS ago the simple-minded
peasants covered at the
mere mention or a vampire.
that nolsome thing which
'crept forth after the sun
had set TO feast itself upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
MUST REGISTER OR E:
MISS THEIR VOTES
REGISTRATION 5000 BEHIND WHAT IT OUGHT TO
BE MANY LABOR UNDER DELUsIoN THAT
PARK ELECTION is ALL THAT is NECESSARY.

and I suppose hundreds Of eitinann
viii be rushing 40 heru during tbs
last feN days To register and most
likely AAnY ~ them all lo4s their
franchise rights entirely. az spend
considerable time waiting In line
"a register. They asiEht have dome
this eariisr~
Manf foiofa apparently are labor.
ING under the Impression that be
cause they registered for the bud
election thsr d. not have to do 20
again FOR this municipal election
II must - refncfub srrd. however.
that 90 Spts AZ any eitT siextion dur
inE am rear. = taxpayer fauHf reg
.airr subsequent h the FIR dzy -
that year The registration for The
bead election VAS held last Deesm.
Der. 10 thar registration dora not
rntitis a man 10 vutn at any uires
ton during 1895
During the lat feN days thu rec.
iairntion huoka will remain open At
the city hail until a late hour. paas
sibly 70 o'elo~k AZ uiEhi. and on the
last day until midnight ~ necea-
AAry. IN. COMPTROLLER stated yruter.
day the hooks will be Kept open
Until midnight fer several even.
inEn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

Washington city within the neat
few daya
First Time on Coast.
"A the local Investigation now be.
Ina conducted By United States Dts.
trict Attorney frye dues not con-
vene again until Friday. mons OF
those who are identified With the
present inquiry will be quoted a. TO
what action will be taken II ls
generally conceded. however. that
either tomorrow or the next day
Secretary Metcalf OF the president
will advise Mr. Frye as "a what
course he should pursue
THIS h the first time IN the bis.
tory of the Pacific coast that ma
tionAi commission has been decided
upon Ia inquire into marine traE-
edy ia these waters Such : eom-
mission was appointed hY the prsai.
dent 10 carry os the investigation
into the wreck 81 the Oenera Ala-
cum Ia New York harhaf. th4 sea
efai details ~ which holocaust are
stili frezh In N. public mind
n 10 considered probable aiai .
number 81 the men Who aetfa on
the commission In the asnefaa Ains
cum disaster wiii be named "a help
conduct the Investigation eosefinK
the loss II thr Naleneia and Ter lis
precious liYea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
Stands by Cousins.

Ia Erueral way the statements
0f the witness we're similar to thoae
made BY other mariners who made
ihe trip on the QUEEN and wh0 have
already given their testimony before
the inspectors
Captain Goa gave II aa bis opln
ion that everything possible bad
bren done "a save the people On the
Valencia. that II would have been
out ~ the question "a loWrf a small
lifeboal from the Queen. and that
Captain Cousins had done every
thing which In his judgment was
possible 90 help the doomed pas
aonEafa
Captain Cos IL one 81 two brothers
b. the same name both Of whom are
known as experienced mariners
especially Ia British Columbia vat
era. where they have bad charge Of
buata for years
The hearing viii not be resumed
until possibly Friday when Ar
Frye all return from Tacoma aud
commence 10 rseaH the witnesses
sho have already beeu on the
stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

President Roosevelt, aud Secretary
Neteslf are solng to appoint a eoy-
eminent commission 10 inquire into
the wreck Of the steamship valen-
Ga.
Net only that but the inquiry Will
be Of very broad nature, cmeody
ms an Investigation as 90 the fess-
ibilify Of the revenue cutter AeFyicr
as an aid % navigation, the neeru,
altY uf life saving appliances aud
lighthouses on the North Pacific
coAat and other Kindred subjects.
Adxieea To- this effect we're received
to-day BY the chamber ~ commerce..
senator 4 ~ piles held a confor.
enee this morning with tho preAl-
deaf and Secretary Mrtralf 81 the
national capital and after prva~nl-
Ing the recommendation 81 the
chamber contained Ia tho FIRST mea.
cage dispatched Mt Piles replied Ia
a telegram that the suggestions had
been acted faYafahiy upon by the
chief executive Of the nation aud
Mr. Aetealf
Announcement 81 when this com.
mission Il 10 convene or ~ whom
Il viii BE- composed has not yet
bs~n made. but definite advlcss
upon that point arr expected frum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

Registration Tor the coming mu
nieipal elegtion on March s. accord
lnx "a Cstx Comptroller HlpliuEer.
l. fally 8. coo behind shat lg ahunla
have been.
With ontY aiH more days In which
to register. tho total number ~
names % the books aggregates but
ta.0No. while on the sanss date In
ie0t fuf the spring rieetion there
were Ills voters registered.
Mr. RlRllnkeF polnsH oct the fact
that the total registration Tor tho
fall election IN 1904 Amounted 10
salts and that there should b. a.
large a number ~ voters on the
sooks for thia spring election. To
accomplish this. however. u means
that the elerka vii have 10 register
more than seo0 voters sach day IN
81 the hnoka are closed II midnight
February IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
THE THEATERS

The nhow al the Star thezter ~aa
composed u nothing but features
aud rYfhinK an the bill Naa re
eriFed Nith much appreciation a
Game " Hearts. little comedy
siih new and complicated aitua
tioua. Was considered b. many "a
b. the feature Of the bill. The JUG
CLING Muftnna received aueh an IVA
tiun that they wnFv nervous. but
the act IL one 1t great aklii aud
beauty The RlAiio Comedy Guar
Tot made the biggest kind of a hit
BY rendering much late aud up. to-
date stuff and apFinklinK IL with
fine hnmor Ted r Ban. the I'm
douer. whiatisd himself into the
Knod EFarea ~ all and received aeF.
eral encnrrn. Everything On the bill
waa clever and the ahuu was Wait
"a BY thousands Monday Nfii be
Linen day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
BIG REWARD

Anyone Who can hpprvhend ih1
eulpftta wha are At work poleonlnk
valuable dogs belonging Ia rrHis
dents on Queen knne hin can earn
kuod commission Tor their work
The innnuned fancisra have deter.
miard 10 hfinE the polsnnern a.
time and see that they set the limit
The lac ptuviica4
Yesterday william n AArk. ~
Hazt Queen Anne az. xh0 had too
rerY valuable does poiuonssi. one
AS FRIDAY and one on sunday. an
nnuncnd that he would give a ~
yard Of tieq tor the apprehension
II the peopis wha dld the work.
captain George spaldink. ~ the
firs1ssat snoaaalmis. has a reward
OF So. smother resident uiil dupll-
cate that sam. and the Seattle Ken
nrl elub holds out a ntandiug reward
uf ts0a. 30 that the total cash re-
cd pgs for the apprehension AMI
eonxicsion u the polsuusFs agErs-
gate $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
COX TELLS
HIS STORY
British Columbia Pilot lseiore
Marine Inspectors.

Captain william Cos. the well
known British Columbia pilot aho
was ON The Queen when Hhe went r.
the rescue Of the steamship Va
lencia. in an advisory capacity with
several other mariners. appeared be
fore Marine inspectors whitney aud
Turner this morning aud gave -
dcnce covering the uuhufeeaHful al
tempt a. rescue the surviving pa
nsugsfa on the ~ fated Pacific
Coast company.a liner.
Owing Co his enforced absence AZ
Tacoma In connection with ths
grand jury sitting IN that eitf
United states District Attorney
Frye was not present # the hearing
Captaiu Cox. however had ia feim a
Immediately 10 hls home. 30 Inspect
ora whitney and Turner directed
the questioning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
The Funston Legend

Write to Of Freddy Funs,ou-
lie has al and finds his finish.
The history and the Ffh readers Of tho Kansas
colonel Twentieth Kansas
In Philippines hstoric Many Friday after
holiday BY tho dscama,ouz about Freddy PIN
ston o Bakbax and the Rlo Gsande
Freddy. Ills ieats Pigments q fancy
The since showed that the
Kansas owed the Ria Grande By couple Of
boataraen BaEbag with his sword In his
teeth show that much bigger
Thompsons branch that Freddy crossed bridge
the red headed colonel swim stroke
Bat you that the story
vas fishy because TN his book"
correspondent started the legend order 10 adoFn bis
brgader general before he denied IL
Freddy nirtei with fortune And successfully
from the Kansas school books
and school boy gives u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
POSITION OF
GOVERNMENT

CHICAGO. Fsb 8 Attorney Gen.
eFal MpadY expressed the govern
msut'a position In the pAcksFa ease
for the first time to-day BY saying
Garfield had 80 power 10 prom
lne Immunity. nor threaten them
sith punishment Immunity ia IN
las. and II the packers are within
the laN 40 action 81 Garficli's can
affect their status The govern
uent did not uae the Information
obtained by Garfield. and there n
absolutely no cooperation between
the department ~ Justice and the
department % commerce and labor
IN feEard II the packers case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
new SEATTLE
CORPORATIONS

OLYMPIA. Feb. e.--The following
articles u Incorporation have been
flied RIth the secretary OF state;
Daley EKeavatlnE and COnstruc-
ton company. Inc. Seattle. s. 900.
Charles Daley. Gust Dahl. Mary
DaieY. r. ". WiIken and Edward
". Franklin.
Casa De PaRa Development com
pauy. Seattle. 500 000s George n
Bailey. T. = Bailey. A. r. Vogue.
Charles Z Shepard and Charles A.
Sparks
The surrender ~ corporate pow
ers b. The Pilgrim Congregational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
LOST HIS LIFE
TO SA We OTHERS
HENRY oSLAND. VALENCIA VICTIM TO BIZ
BURIED THURSDAY. DIED BRAvELY-LIvEDA AT
BRIGHTON BEACH =

The body - Henry Oaiand. n
watfhmau no lost bis life 0n tho
valencia. arrived 81 Seattle yrstor-
day ard is hatd al nanury Watsnu'a
Until The funeral M osland waa
- yeafa ~ age and has been a
sailor for II years He has been
a resilient - Seattle far mine years.
residing With hfa parcuta Mr. and
Mrs. - usisuH. AZ Maifhesuu sta-
ton. rear brighton Beach
NJ uainnIa iayc fnr the sea
aNsrrame bic denlrr 20 work at hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

N THE SUPERIOR COURT oP
THE STATE or WASHINGTON
FOR KING CouNTY-lN Pro.
BATE.
~ the matter o. the Estate Of rrart
" Hubh~tl. Deceased.
10. Ger Order To Show Cause En-
Petition 70 Mortgage.
Helen Moore Hubbeli. as Adfainh.
trniria Of the estate of FRANK D
Huhbeil. decreased. having hersss-
feFe filed herein her duly verified
petition praying Tor an order e gzh
Court authorizing and directing ~
o. borrow the sum Of rive Thouzana
Dollars ttEaeal. a. such sum - tts
Court may deem necessary ard
proper. wherpwith 10 pay the CIR
rent interest on iueumhrances e.
property % the estate. snd 70 mort.
gage 10 the lender Of mseh FnoasF
that certain rial property ef 81
estate particularly described - H.
lows. to-wit Lot seven % n
Block one Hundred and seven titik
4. A. penuy's broadway Adaitien e
Seattle. King County. WashinEsoh-
IT - ORDERED. That al persaHs
interested en- said estate appear b.
fore this Court at its Court Rosu
IN the city of Seattle. King county
Washington. or the 18th day 4
February. 1906. az the hour 81 -
O'Clock A. ~ 81 said day and ties
and there show cause mhy the haa
prayer OF said petition should -
be granted and the real rropefa
above described mortRaEed to seeufs
a lnar % said estate Of Five fhan-
sand Dollars tt5ae0l. OF such lessT
amount ~ the court may deem mes
aud proper. wberrwith to pay ~
current interest on mortgage =.
cumbrances against property Of so
estate.
For an further particulars Of nn
petition reference Is hereby mas
10 the petition nov on file hefsia
Done IN open Court This lsih ast
Of January. A. u. 1895.
AURTHUR f. GRIFFIN.
Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
A Remedy

Petty annoyaness cause more
worry In this world than real
troubles Duh tools are petty an
noyances Take those dull shears.
that faaur oS knife 10 Piper &
Tafta. i02s 20 1ud Ave and have
them sharpened properly All work
guaranteed 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
FAVOR
STRIKE

PiTrsnuRG. Feh s-The miners
Of thia district today voted 10 Dust
President noian aud Vice President
IieilinKham frum their offices fuf
Al Indianapolis the de-
mand fnf an insrcase % Wages. The
sentiment hers IL strong ia favor
Il a strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
ROOSEVELT
HAS ACTED

peeetouH cargo from smashing
against the sidra ag tho Valencia
lie laat hts ITO n attempting 90 do
lhnt
lie ~ maufned by three young
sisters. married Sister. Mrs j.
TAFT. residing ~ la Conner. wash
hts father aud mother. besides a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

church ~ Seattle was filed.
The California Saw Works filed
notice ~ the appointment Of " n.
Wyman. u Seattle. a. state agent
The So Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber
company, u Tacoma. flied amended
articles showing capita Of 81 SEQ 900
and nine trustees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

A baahful young couple. Who were
evidently very much in love. enter
ed a crowded street car on Second
ave. the other day do You sup
poHe We can squeeze ia herey' he
asked looking doubtfully at her
hluHhiug face.
Don't Y0H think. dear. we had
better wait until Va get homer was
the low, embarrassed reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

The Seattle Humane Society
meets tonight az the Rainier Grand
II will be the first meeting held for
some time. Several matters. iuelud-
ing the overlooking o. teams. viii
be- considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
Loved the Sea.

iiia rnwnfs are m res eiuf ~ a
letter from T. 81 gn. aeetsfafy
@"afuen.H tnteH. commencing Mr.
usHr1 prou hIs bravery and rress
sJCe nf mIr1 'H irving ga save ath-
Hre fia was TIRE msn That enaaav-
orei 60 keep fht ufahaaia win thair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

hnnt 81 frionun and acquaintance IN
seattle. lie was deeply attached 90
hts parents and when ashore spent
hle timr at home
The funeral services viii be held
Thursday morning AZ 10 O'Clock In
the brighton Presbyterian church.
hrighton Beach. ltey. W. , Mitchell
officiating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
NOW'S Your Chance

We have advertised Il In these
columns before az the same figure.
cents por share fGaiena Copper
Mining Company stockI -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
Remarkably Slow.

Registration Ia remarkably
slow. said the Comptroller this
morning. ~And IL fully 5000 hehlnd
whaf IL should have been az thia
date. The people Do NO, arrm "a
care whether they register or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

trade Hs wss an expert nsir ma-
chine operator. having wofkaa at
hia trade in various cities aIaag he
coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
Senator Piles Wires From Washington That
Commission Is to Be Appointed to investigate
Valencia Wreck AS Well AS Revenue Service


with President RoaHe
inE Commission viii be appointed aa
only 10 investigate
To ether kindred aubieetas 81
this morning By the Chamber u temneffe
from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

atar yesterday and the nhove sos
a total ~ $3.50 has bcen pledged
In the last q hours
There IL no longer the slightest
doubt that the balance 0f the guar
Antee fund can be raised without
difficulty. n The convention comes
10 this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

THIS DAY - HISTORY
Febs 6. 100 Weather prsss..
predicted the next winter es,,,e
nrFeTn aua
teb O. tsll United States 49,.
Tor advanced the unique thsarx a..
prices were controlled - Ia !.
supply and deuaud
Frb. 6. 1853 TAX gf usu u,l..
stations for Cleveland. naffala 80
Kansas city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

This erpAInK the General board
81 The United Hnsisty Of Christian
Endsafof. meeiinK In New York.
CITY. wlii determine whese the eun-
ysufiun % 1897 viii be held
Numerous kilograms have gone
from thia city "a New York urging
tha acceptance - seAtfIeH invita-
ton.
Sinss yesterday The star has re-
csiyed = nambsF % additional eon-
trlhutiuna 10 the guarantee fund. aa