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isfts New Nefk Nsdi.ai lnstita's. ottifs
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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ltioo ilsf ssss modern sraau resldsaes.
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sf nHffh firsr fn bic i1f
noTll rltoNga
HFAIuS NIL ADDITION
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CuAHLEs y AnANH
CALHorN DENNY q EWING. lac.
nlM Aiassa HaiiainE
p..l r.,a,s. Len. 40 Insursne. Il,
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tzostW egTesf ara BONUSES close tn
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aastan it.rasm house Gloss ~. cheap
teSba OLSON,
i0l wesnasg napieyara 900
GOOD WAUaAfNF
on Eih aus Pike - i9ts dsubi
corner fine taeatiou. fEaaa.
iots. .gfasf t,iao.
ON zist aaa 3 Cherry IT., fine a.roork
house rent % 60 ~ month ltea
Green tass. lots t.tsam bouss fine
bic orchard = biloxi ffam lake AMI az.
sHap. Co. uho cash
'roo'n cottage, , ,,.., = 20. is'o cash
Telephone Narth isis SIT
The biaeest anap In town - l6Ti9
feet sewer. cement HideHHik streets paw.
"a. water. only 800. Ia cash Address
CO. cafs star SIT
The biRseat snap IN taNn- lot l6ai-0
feet. sewer cement nidaaafh streets nav.
"a. walor only 700. 10 cash Address
?. Cale star -s-il
tots On Fremont fialiafi boulevard Toe
sale from 80 and up.
Last week We advertised house ara lot
fatael price 20 o So and sgiu raise 90 4
ssek illl cold Look lively " you want
moss q ROSS IT
NEW sEVEN- ROON COrTAdE
Nice halls and pantry large CORNER tot
lpfioo feet two bloohs from car line. 81 900
f. -. nopqsoN MOORE > co,
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HAnv4Hb REALTY crnpsxr
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ron sAlG-MIscULLANUous

HHnd faf rfifm lists Anh Haf Tea tNuth
with she greatest bargains Il each aHf
drafa stef offered ~ ahY establishment
Ga tbs NafttHtFf
81 o. WILLIAMS CO.
iaif Western AfH
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pnoNr YouR NAM Ao

PRONE YOUR WANT 40
To The Star Main 1850 Ind,
itsS The star viii cali and eol-
icct the bin. and Viii send to
you the answers to your al when
addressed carr The star
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS. stTuA.
TON WANTED. ~ L p
WANTED AND Al oTHuR
ADS. ONE CENT A WORD.
Seven words or fractions ~
words To tho line, cash IA adj
vance. when charged 20 acc
count actual number 90 lines aa
set will be counted. Minimum
bin fer an 'ad.a IS cents. Hat
lard Want "A Agency. = II,
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city Hail.
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ttnntn sirictiF modern CaffasaY near esih
and 3 Alder Hiief corner cement hases
msnt Hit improvements in and paid. O. ile
! AZ cash
North Hrsaduaf. level iai taaias. aasd
vlse 81 60. saHf terms
Wtat Seattle faHf lots in nar View Al.
diii1ns 81 600 terms
Wet seattle. tIe,t 81 n lots. srientfi
view ans adjoining lntr selling Tor treble
MS value 81 80. easy tcfmH
~ elmans Addition. fine corner. potIm.
good view, q 200. terms
Northeast CORNER Hlstno and usrtgtso
aV., eHKfaa g. 1ga terms
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE co.
a1l % Pioneer Hlds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13

LAST or run Ctirhr residence iptsi
fntafuftan eaf mnei iafa are cleared hni
asIhs built sritrii1 ffsa n lake uiaan
tains anf valley. fH G. Sc Email uaY
sasut dnssu Ndu taahaf equai THE hnf
: hefe H.eaHt fare Huf ffan owner
gftB pipe uHe an atfiliHht
ftiFeIaidt Imp Go " " Mhtiafa See
lais Alaska HaiiainE II
HUH utHNaf "a oHuaf ann safh % 70
. fsf ssuL assnts eomfatssiuH. taah az
this
- FApaa saum haWHeI . bots, fsaai aisn
{ - bal hausa. I lots 81 aitH atHFf res
Hauss, : tais uh Nsasan Hil. upif u ~
alaa several Acfa tracts riuas %. sunq
alta ru.au houses 90 go lla tH fna.
tsfms su anY = above - 90 - dHwn
49, ~ PEI fmunfh Hsa &. u uiiiman.l
- rsnatr H ftnss block taaAF II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13

Two uaAfTTFUt. HOMES
FfNfHtfEu MfNHfN THE LAST SIXTY
nANN
TfaE OWNER
T. = raiirusf risn aHf en expert tfitfs
TiiEHEFultE TuuNuGgH AND
NfaiENNllEls
tfe has spent see FAST fis HHHHths uaffas
lnE every sftaN ard sfans that ens
tered tnFH the constructive
Toilet. Nefh taaadfr nafaHfa fIfraHH.
uifIns aH8 riuutHHs
ALL 90 TIA Way HEHr
fheF haNH q rental value ~ - THr u.nnth
NOW TIE MEzNT on TITS NAUENfN
RENAME
TIE LII iH $3.50
e n IffE CpWNFW or DENNY WAY
ANn ELEVENTH hNENtE
NuffrH
tTNeois$ PARK AND THE uEAfsTtH
WI Hut NTAfN
IN fHll siEhi tight asfuaa ths street shtA
fountain e ens - he
IRIS tpfuFf is aFtuaif uufth fhe price
for improvements And ere wlliIaa
20 risk our reputation faf honesty and
fair asatiuE ~ aafinH that thla ia utihs
THE nEsr fNvHHrMEsf ~ THAT
WHOLE DISTRICT
tretHftN cannot ha Inspected without q
~ sffrial permit from this afnea
0fIFuHn REALTY TRUST.
as4 Hlutu Hiocs
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am Ire mEn ~ fltus in yet hNNag
~th nsy sgreena house fvpaifihk IN AZ
"a ~ hss Randall AA MesteFa Az.
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Ia vii the partg who picked W
faekaEe ~ large envelopes. sncl1sed With
ssfY fauef On Lake uHlau car. saturday
~ an leave ~ star effect PHckags marx
- Nth NAMES o. Hgbafu8 towns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
MINE s AND MINING.
u " HEnRfN = COMPANY.
HanEafa and Brokers.

D. " HEnRfN a COMPANY.
HauHHfa and Brokers
Will UIN
North star. fHdst Copper BELL
Holden. Alaska Pet a raal
Tacoma Steel HeltHn Syndicate
HunkafHlil. Index Washington Meteor
WILL SELL
10 Seattle Boston 30 iFaffsi gvnd n
infH = world fsa 10oa wash Met ~
daf 2 Dranhn. rs i0fa Dutch Mil u
100 Double ffdf hid s01 United COP bid.
9e BsFor com g. . 70 DsFof pref g r.
20 Britain Gold pa 30 g Lee Co. hid
We have daily quotations BY special
wire from Han FfanCiaru hnd Spokane nK-
changes f0r Tauafah. G9idfsid Mnnhat.
ten. Huilfr0R AMI al Nevada and Coaur
a Airnn atueka Yau should come ia. see
OtH bulletin hoard and watch the ad.
vuHfea made every session n VIII aston
len Feu. ana then you viii understand and
regret fhe rreHf opportunities that you
have loHt IT. ia not Zoo late now these
stocks are going higher We can buy Or
sell for F0u aa eel 80 though you we're
~ the SPOT. Phones Main sas Ind. ase1
90 First Ave
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peer biF 4
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n iifovn no fhauy Quot
n : Nisv 4 9 IL Algaie hH
hi e CLAYTON 4 90. NJ D y y blk
c0Ksf RlALff CO.. ikH fHat Ave,
We have all there h % sep
Nsafsa 81 Dunlap a Co II e tallnf
hutliina Phones II iiM IND asli
fif9ufita ~ NtlNnIh. - Luna
tef NxahanFe ttas .
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tssutaa = haean = ieg.tll hallllat
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tits
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tfaure galfuan tiiafH
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fiaIaa fand ~. Sd Wash Hlfa isN
Mafs Ireland ~ hsUoy uias Free
sriF teasht ant sala
YKENTTI MANY - ~ tmnlls blas
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Dancing kusfentset. : private
a tesseHa Maeeabrs TEMPLE, tit
M ~ rles i .,,..s.. s fsss. IA, az
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-25
EARLY MORNING
FIRE BURNS
GOT TAGES
Two Were Destroyed and Another
Damaged a Block West Of
Pearl Eagan Home.

A fire. the reflection of which was
noticed In the city about / o'clock this
morning, destroyed two cottages and
damaged other nearby buildings. The
fire was at a point near the corner of
Seventeeth street and Sixth avenue, about
one bolck west of the Pearl Eagan home
and two buildings had been destroyed
before the fire department reached the
scene.
But little information could be secured
this morning regarding the fire. Those
at the Pearl Eagan home this morning
about 1:30 o'clock stated that two of the
houses had already burned, but It was
thought that two-story building, which
was next OF the burned buildings, could
be saved. as the firemen had then arrived
and were playing water on the structure.
Who occupied the burned buildings, or
how the fire originated, could not be
learned.
The fire was so far distant that for
some time after 1t was discovered 1t was
thought In the city that It was out of
the fire limits. The fire trucks went out.
however, and by stretching hose for
about two blocks reached the flames and
saved some Of the buildings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-25
I RAILING He
E.SGAP Pc D
men
Believed that They are Headed
for Mobile, and If So, Will
Be Captured.

Sheriff Van Pelt and his deputies
got the trail of the three escaped pris-
cners from the county it'll yesterday
and II they went the route it is now
firmly believed they took. it is prob
able that they will be c&ptured within
the next forty-eight hours, or possibly
earlier.
Yesterday morning a clue was OBJ
tanned that the men had left the city
in a small. boat, a party sailing them
down the bay and landing them near
the lagoon, where they could walk
across the country towards Mobile
This is the point, it Is believed, the
men are headed for, but kilograms
have been sent ahead of them and the
sheriff there and his deputies are on
the lookout and will watch every point
from which they could enter the city
On the night that the jail delivery
occurred and Hollister, McGinnis and
Barry made their escape, boat was
missed from its mornings along the
eastern water front, and 1t Is claimed
that In the early morning of that day
the boat was seen beating out past
the navy yard. A party there claims
to have seen the boat, but paid but
little attention to 1t at the time.
Yesterday the boat was returned to
it's moorings and the sheriff, who had
chartered launch and was hitting out
for a trip along the coast. intending 10
give chase, changed his plans imme-
diately when he learned of this fact.
The balance of the day was spent
looking for the young man who
brought the boat back to the city and
it was expected that he would be
found during the night and allowed to
make an explanation CT what bus!-
ness he had with 1t. 1t is said that
he stated upon returning that he had
been across the bay
Chief Deputy Sanders who had
started for Mobile was notified by
wire to return when the sheriff re-
ceived the latest information.
1T Is believed that the officers are
oh the right track as every avenue OF
escape by roads was closely watched
by officers and citizens. and 1t is hard-
w possible that the prisoners could
have gotten away in any other dlrec,
ton. BY water It was different. and
4 is believed that the men were either
landed by friends at some point OF
else secured a boat themselves and
sailed down the bay and may be now
on route to Mobile McGinnts remark
cd to a fellow prisoner just two days
before breaking jail that If he could
reach Mobile he would be all right
showing that the plan at that time
had been concocted land they were
only awaiting favorable opportunity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-25
TW0 BUILDINGS
BEING TORN
AWAY
Sites Being Cleared for City Hall
and National Bank
Buildings.

Worluen in the employ of Chas. H.
Turner yesterday commenced demol
ishing buildings which are On the
sites to be occupied by the new city
hall and the First National Bank
buildings. Forces of men were placed
at work tearing away the old struc-
lures and in both instances made
good Roadway. Notwithstanding the
heat during the day.
The two-story brick building just
north of the custom house Is to be
removed to make room for a modern
and up-to-date building TO be erected
there for the First National Bank. A
good start on this work was made dur
ing the day.
Opposite the plaza on jefferson
street men were engaged in removing
the brick building in the center of
the >site to be occupied by the city
hall. When the brick of this building
is removed. which was the only brick
structure of the three, the two frame
buildings will be torn away. and the
foundation Of the city hall commenced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-25
GOOD OFFICES
OF UNITED
STATES
Would Be Gladly Accepted by the
Government Of
Cuba.
Armed intervention by this Coun-
Try Not Expected
UNLESS LARGE AMERICAN IN.
TEREsTs IN THE ISLAND ARE
observation-disclosures AT.
TEMPT TO MAKE REVOLT A
PARTY AFFArR-DEcIsivE EN-.
oAoEMENT EXPECTED.
BY Associated Press.

Havana, Aug. 24.-In this hour of the
governments uncertainty, many eyes are
turned instinctively to the United States,
not in the expectation of armed interven-
ton which the better Informed realize
would, except in the doubtful contin-
gency that American interests are jeo-
pardized, be quite impossible, but with
the hope that the good offices Of her big
neighbor, through suggestion or influence,
may be used to restore tranquility to the
republic. The part that the United States
played in bringing about an end Of hos
tilities in the Far East and more happily
in the termination Of the squabble be-
tween Guatemala and San Salvador, has
made a lasting impression upon the
Cuban mind. The Large American COM
fiercial interests IN tilAsstmd are expect
ed to exert strong moral force In sup
port of law and order.
Meantime, confusion exists as to where
the lines may be drawn between the
friends of the government and the NAL
contents. The most serious phase Of the
situation is the attempt of the disturbers
to make the reyoltSa party affair. They
claim to represent the sentiment of the
Liberal party, which in turn maintains
that it numbers a majority of the Cuban
people II these contentious are sub
Stimulated, the affair will assume a
graver aspect. In this connection the ad
mitted lukewarmness of the rank and
file toward the government is signifi-
cant.
1t is believed that battle will be
fought near Pinar del Rio, capital of the
province, to-day, If Pine Guerra, leader
of the insurgents in that vicinity. carries
out his evident purpose of marching on
that city. Fired by his bloodless success
at San Luis and San Juan Guerra is re-
ported to be gathering recruits and
threatening the capital. The govern
ment has hurried troops to Pinar del Rio
and will, it is believed, take the offensive
forcing a fight with Guerra, If he ap-
proaches the city. A decisive engage
ment is possible before night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-25
Young Woman Met Awful Death
on Railroad TrestIe.
FOOT CAUGHT BETWEEN THE
TIES As TRAIN WAS APPRoAcH,
ING AND, UNABLE TO ESCAPE
GIRL FACED DEATH WITH
HEROIC CHRISTIAN FoRTlTuDR.
BY Associated Press.

New York. Aug. IA special to the
Herald form Wilmington. Del, says:
Knee1ing IN prayer after she had strug-
gied vainly to free her foot from between
the ties of a Baltimore and Ohio railroad
trestle, Miss Elizabeth Rothwell, a young
woman OF this city, was ground to pieces
by a freight train yesterday, near Bran
DIVINE Springs Park. Her aunt, Mrs.
Richard Rothwell, and young cousin.
Richard Rothwell, who We're with her, at
the time, were both injured. There was
farmers fair at the park and hundreds
of persons saw the tragedy.
Miss Rothwell, her aunt and her cousin
had gone to the fair together, and were
crossing the trestle to take a car home
when whistle warned them that train
was approaching. They turned to run
back, but when they saw that they were
more than half way across they wheeled
about to run in another direction. In
doing so Miss Rothwells right foot slip
ped between the ties and became firmly
wedged Mrs. Rothwell jumped alight-
ing on the bank twenty feet below and
breaking several bones. The boy was
too terrified to move and the engine
struck him, tossing him off the trestle.
Then Miss Rothwell was killed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-25
.CHAS. N. C0STON
. | NJ P R D Y | n G
RAPIDLY
Letter From Mrs. Coston Yester:
day Brought This Wei
come News.

The many friends in Pensacola and
Escambia county of Hon. Chas. Nj
COSton, who has been seriously i'll i'm
Virginia, will be pleased to learn that
he is now rapidly recovering, and il
is expected by those who are with him
that he VIII be able to return TO Pen
sacola some time in October, entirely
recovered
Mrs Coston, mother of Mr.. Coston
yesterday wrote to Mrs. Pinney in
this city, that the mountain climate oil
Wytheville, Va, where they are now
residing, is having a very marked eff
feet upon her son and that he is re
covering his hea-~-- very fast. Physi
clans who have attended him recently
believe that he has been suffering
from malaria, which IS now leaving
his system, and that the cool and
bracing atmosphere of the Virginia
mountains will fully restore him to
health within a few weeks.
Mrs. Coston wrote that she expect
ed to return with her son to Pensacola
IN October.
This will be welcome news to the
many friends Of Mr.. Coston who have
made anxious inquiries during the
past few weeks regarding his health
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-25
NERVY ICE MAN
AND FRUIT
VENDOR
Have Dealings With vigiIant City
Officers and Get Arrested
as Result.

The nerve of an ice delivery man
yesterday afternoon in delivering a
big chunk of ice to the police station
and cooling informing Turnkey Kra,
mer that he had no scales when a de-
nnand was made thaf It be weighed,
caused his immediate arrest. The
man gave his name as Eugene Rus
sell, driver for the Stratton Ice
Works, and he explained to the sta
ton house officials that the reason
the wagon was not equipped with
scales was that 1T was not an ice
wagon, but one used for special de-
livery, which had brought the station
house ice from the factory. His rec
ognizance was taken and he was told
to be at the municipal court this morn
ing at 9 o'clock for trial, when he can
tell to Recorder Laney how he deliv-
cred ice without scales. and could NOT
weigh it when a demand was made.
1t seems that an order for twenty
i've QOuIuo vi ICO hdu DOOh oOihI III
from the station and when the man
arrived and brought in the ice he said
ne had fifty-pound chunk for the
station.
II didn't order burt twenty-five
pounds. You have not got fifty pounds
there" said the turnkey, as he viewed
the piece of ice.
Where are your scales" he contih-
ued, 1--WE will weigh 1t and see what it
weighs. Bring it out here to your
wagon. What? Haven't got any
scales and delivering ice? Well, that
causes your arrest" The mans name
was then taken.
Efforts to find pair of scales at
several places near the station prov
ed unsuccessful and the ice was finaE
ly taken at fifty pounds.