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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-04-05
Appoinlmenls Made,

At TIE conclusion Of the proceedings Of
the 1o2nd session of the Baltimore Confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, In
session at Madison Avenue church, 3alti-
more, the appointments were announced. In
the West Baltimore district in which Thur.
mont Is included, Rev. ]. F. Heisse remains
presiding elder.
We are glad to learn that Rev. F. r. Bay.
icy has again received the appointment for
Thu,mont charge.
Rev. NJ. Fl. Courtney is located at Mt
AIRY, and Rry G. c. Harris at West Falls
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New Advertiser enis.

longs.
Public Sale,
Wanri-Bns, Loo.
Order Nisi on Sales.
Financial Statement
Meat Market-Bus. Loo.
School Commissioners Meeting.
St,,,,nent-Mutual Life Insurance. Co.
Ling & Vansicke Buggy Co. est pagel,
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ssThe Prince Of India

A1C II EhhCO VI AAA~shsSs
KMw B changers Colossal production Of
Gen. Lew Wal!ace's The Prince Of India"
which has Just concluded an extended en-.
gsgement at the beautiful Colonial Theatre
in Chicago, comes to the Academy Of Music.
Baltimore, on Monday. April 10Th, remain.
ing for two weeks
1.-THE Prince of India" written by Gen.
Lew Wallace, author of Ben Hur," and
presented by Messrs. Klaw s. Erlanger Uhe
producers of that world famous spectacl.)
cxcels Its predecessor from almost every
point OF view. While adherlng to the rev.
erent atmosphere which dominated "Ben
Hur." it is more interesting story, largely
because of the greater dramatic possibilities.
The fiflcenth Century at the time Of the
brief struggle between the fanantlc Moslem
tribes led by the whrlike Sultan, Mohammed,
against the Greeks of Eastern Europe under
the Byzantine Emperor, Constantine, gives
opportunity for study and varlike episodes,
the elimination being the attack upon and
the fall of Constantinople, then the Christian
capital of Greece, = scene wildly depicting
the awful carnage Of that memorable battle,
showing as it does the terrible conflict be-
tween the opposing armies. with their mail
ed and armo.ed hordes, armed with lances,
spears, sciu,itsrs. shields and other warlike
implements of offense and defense peculiar
to the time. This remarkable scene utilities
Elm sorrtcoa IF an opor,nono pnmher of peO.
pie, and is beyond question the apex Of all
animated stage pictures. There arc twelve
other magnifcen: scenic views IN "The
Prince of In Ia" the most marked being the
Princess Irene's Palace at Therapia, the Au.
dience Chamber ofthe Emperor Constantine,
the remarkable moving panorama OF the
storm ridden Bosphorus, and the massive
golden dored interior of the Church Of Sane.
Ia Sophie.
The cast of THE Princess Of India" en-
braces such prominent names as J. +. bod.
son. VIM. Farnum, VIM. Beach, Gerald Law
renee, Sydney Herbert, Sarah Truax and Ju
lie Herne, and is under the direction Of ]. G.
Huffman, a master OF the art Of staging
massive productions. The performance Is
being extensively advertised within radius
of 100 miles of Baltimore. and the railroads
Centering there have uniformly encouraged
patronage.
The usual low Communication and party
rates In effect on all railroads will prove AN
inducement for out-of-town patrons.
There will be mat,nees on Wednesdays
and Saturdays, during 1.-THE Prince ofIudia"
ENGAGEMENT
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MT. st. M8ry'o Items.

MT ST. m8fy'O ASonDs
Mr.. Michael Manley's family have moved
back to the mountains again.
Mr.. Jacob Sanders and family arrived on
Friday.
Many thought, since the death Of Mr.. An.
gustine Wagner, that this vicinity would be
without wheelwright shop; but We are glad
to learn that Messrs Joseph Hemler and
George Wagner will conduct thu business At
the old stand. They will be ready for work
by next week. There 10 NO reason why
these young men ought mot to do well, ~
they are good mechanics and are not lazy.
Miss Edith Warthen left last week for
New Jersey. We are pleased to hear that
Miss Edith arrived safely. Her visit there
will be some three or four months.
Messrs Frank and Charles Henilcr were TO
Toms Greek on Monday with hook and line.
Our friend Charles 10 very good at fishing
but the fish were not hungry on Monday and
would not bite at bis bate. Go again Charles
they are there and you can get them.
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Local Items.

White Pine Cough Syrup prepared BY Dr.
Waters, knocks cold oat in jify. Ify d.
feb Aft.
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Marriage Licenses.

Alonzo Fcbus and Anas A Smith, both OF
Tnionville
VIM G Honebrakcr, Lucketts, Va, and An
,ie Merriei, Uarpers Ferry, W Va
Franklin w G Hewitt and Mamie Rice,
both nf Mountaindalc
WIN Hy Smith and Florcnce Y Mister,
Doth Of Frederick
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Sion that Cough.

Get bottle of Dr. Waters White Pine
Cough Syrup and take it for that cough.
tab Aft Waters Pharmacy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-04-05

Living indoors so much during the winter
months creates a sort of a stuffy, want-of-
e,saae condition ia the blood and systers
generally. Clean up and get ready for spring.
Take few Early Risers. These famous lit
&c ai!ls cleanse the liver, stomach and bow
els and give the blood q chance to purify it
self. They relieve headache, sallow eom-
s,lex,op. etc. Sold BY Dr. Jas X. Waters.
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Garfield.

DR.. Samuel r. Heffner, county clerk OF
Frederick county and Mr. William II. Har.
mar, ex county commissioner Of Urlnne
spent Thursday of last week visiting at the
home of Nr. and Mrs. James o. Harne
Gu last Wednesday afternoon Master II oy
Kelbaugh. shot the end of Of his little broth.
er Iris front finger. DR.. A. j. Smith OF
Wolfsvile is attending the wound.
DR.. Thomas Miller, county health officer
of near Hansonv,lle, Or. Kefsuver of Thur.
mont, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bussard OF Deer
field, Messrs Gideon, William and Charles
Harne; Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Winfield and
fanaily. and Mr. Jefferson McAfee visited
at the hone Of Mr. and Mrs. james o. Harne
on Sunday last.
Some of those who viii dlt during this
week. Mr. Dallas Lewis will move from
Qear Catoctin Furnace to his little home
which was occupied for year by Samuel 7
Green, Roy Linton will move in the Joseph
J. FOX house, John Stottlenyer IN the Lum.
ming Tracy house, Chas o Harne in the
Shelton Toms house, Samuel T Green in the
Joseph II Lewis house. recently vacated by
Roy Linton.
1t seems as though the winter is over for
which the farmers should be very proud.
Philips Delight school will close April Is,
there not being sa1scient number Of pu pills
to continue it longer.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-04-05

Poultry aod Garden Fence at Longs
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All over the World,

All Over the World.
You cannot find a bctter Whtskey than
Fltzgerald's Pure Rye Whiskey. Distilled
from choice grain. Bottled for Family and
Medicinal use.
EDWARD ]. FITZGERALD,
M0tter's, Nd.
nI5 It Beer, Wines, Liquors 1t Wholesale.
Croft House Changes Hands.
Mr.. Charles +. Cramer has purchased the
stock aud fixtures Of the Croft House on
North Market street, Frederick. He assum'
ed charge of the hotel on Monday.
Don't drug the stomach to cure cough.
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the mucus,
draws tue inflammation out Of the throat, lungs
and ,xoachiai tubes, heals, sootlses and cures.
A quick cure for Group and whooping cough.
Its constantly increasingly use for many
years tells Of the fact of Its absolute useful
ness. Sold by DR.. Jas. X. Waters.
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STATE Nh Mt

STATE MeNT
-Op-
The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York, New York, n. IT,
to December 81 1905.
Total admitted asseta $4yoSS..ISS.so
LIABILITIES.
Amount ssquired By law a. reserve
fund for paying all the Companysin'
suraace risks a. certified BY the n y.
Insurance Department and for elaine S3ss,Se,'Sse'o
Contingent Guarantee Fund ,SA'7,coe'so
Fund for immediate dividsnds 70 be
paid on policies In the year following ESQ.,
Total Liabilities $%5o.sSI6soo
ID. E DUDLEY, MGR,
Union Trust Building,
apr 81. Baltimore, Nd.
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&s,v XAyfrtixtnentx.

REEETING OF SCHOOL CohAIS.
M 6IONERS.
A regular meeting Of the Board Of County
School Commissioners, will be held on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
May 1st and End. 1903.
Trustees will be appointed at that meeting
Teachers salaries for the Spring Term will
be paid on and after Thursday, Nay 10th.
Term Reports are required to be sent to the
Secretary Of the Board on or before Wednes.
day, April 18th.
By order of the President of the Board.
EPHRIAM L. BOBLlTZ,
apr 81. Secretary.
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MT, Carmel Catholic Church.

Palm Sunday April 9th; Sunday School at
SO m Stasons Of the Cross aud dstribu-
ton of Palm at $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Of Holy
week are days of fasting and total absl inence.
Good Friday, April 18th, stations of the
Gross ut 8 p. m.
Those DESTROYS to receive holy communion
on Easter Sunday will assemble in church
on Saturday, April 14;h at quarter OF ele.
ven Il. M to make the preparation for their
Easter communion.
Easter Sunday, April 18th. Mas at 8 a. m.
g. II. Tragcsser, Pastor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-04-05

Ifyou ever srnglf box Of Witch Hazel
SMpe that failed to give satisfaction the
chances are it did not have the name "E. G.
Dewitt q Co" printed on the wrapper and
pressed IN the box. The original DeWi,,'s
Witch Hazel Sslve never fails 10 give salts
faction for burns, sores, boils, teller, cracked
hands, etc. For blind, bleeding, itching aud
sTotgpding Piles it affords almost immediate
relicf 1t stops the pain. Sod sy Or. Jas.
Watera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
C0MSTOCK UP
IN COURT TODAY

NEW YORK. Sept it.-Anthony
comstock. the neif-eonsiifuied guar.
dian Of purity 81 art and literature,
who made himself 80 suhlimely r.
dseulous by coufiscatinE the annual
catalogue of the Ar, students icaEus
AZ an obscene book bscause II
contained REPRODUCTIONS Of some stu.
dents work from the nude. viii have
another inning before Magistrate
Mayo IN the ESSEX Market police
court this afternoon.
II will be remembered that st
Anthony" not only confiscated tbs
catalogue but has had Miss Anna
Robinson. the bookkeeper 81 ths
Art League. arrested for distribut.
ing the sobaccuc" catalogues
r. c. Crowley. attorney for the Ar
students league. will appear for
Miss Robinson. while Mr.. comstOct
viii be supported by Charles J
Hamburger. special aEen, Of tbs
Society for the Suppression Of Vice
and perhaps one or more other at
torueys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
PLANNED CRIME To
SECURE PROMOTION

Witness we're carried from the place.
and some money waz secured. which
waw aivtaasi between the men and
hiniself. T'hs j. zeifs vas concealed
81 she basement 81 his oeu house.
Mahourf declared
The newt morning ne went 70 the
station ard the captain y Whispered
90 htns, asking him " he had we
cured the stuff he whispered
that 30 had. and the captain then
askrd him IN a loud tone Of voice
II he had seen any suspicious char
actsra around the JeNeiFy store the
nisht before.
Il toid hfsn" said the witness.
-ab0af dividing 90 the mgnaY. and
be- laughed ard said the Dutehman
wreuAs be iueks " he get any OF the
teN elfy hack.
HAeamau. Who vas called the
putehman" ~ the witness. proceed
81 MahaneY on the stand nud said
thar hls place bad been robbed az
MahonsY Aftefward descrihed. and
said that 81 the ieweirg taken some,
valued 1t ite0, had never been re-
turned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
BRYAN THE
LEADER
DEMOCRATS or KING COUNTY
eNpoasE EnRAskAN AS
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
FoR 1908.


The democratic county nominal.
ing convention vas called 10 order
in Chriatensen.H hafl. In the Ar.
eaae block. az 10 o'clock this morn
IND By Harry y nfeea, chairman OF
che enanis central committee on
motion Of Judge y A. Mcdonald.
.C A. REYNOLDS. OF the Third ward.
was chosen temporary chairman.
and J y Wlimot was elected sec.
Rotary without q contest
There Naa rival candidate for
tho ehalrmanship in the person Of
Iadsr O " Simmonds. bn, be
withdrew from the race before the
time fuf the nominations. In con.
Faraation with certain ~ the dele.
gates almm0nda accused several
convention leadefa Of dIthle cross
inr b. getting him intn she fight
and then aeserline his candidacy.
HAVING perfected the temporary
Organization the convention pro.
ceesassi 70 business BY appointing
the psual committees - follows
Platform and rssoiutlons--A Alfred
Batiie u. r. Bennett. John Y Ter.
-. A w Aarkle. y A. Mcdonald.
ur Martin. Robert Hfidgea. G v
I.pchfsdgr aud " G Ruttsr
Credentials Thomas Church.
ten nrleriy. George Antsnian, J
iaogkrldEe. Mr. Paine. Mr. seavey.
Nelson Damn. J u Lucas and J ,
Goss
Rules and order % business
Y. LAWYER. J 7 Roraid. G shislds
c. /. Wilson. >. NJ Snyder, | y.
Calhoun. Tom Norris. Walter
Moore and A u Ernst
disbursements having been
made Of the places where the com
nslffeea would meet the convention
took a recess until 30 o'clock this
aftefaoon
Tsls on Candidates.
ThHuxhout the convention haii
frxssn the time the delegates began
70 assemble until they dispersed Tor
The noon interlnisaion the chief
tupie ~ aiecnnstnn was whethef ths
eonsratlon should indorae che car.
iiaaiea for the legislature norsiEAs.
Cd HAT niKht hy the NoFhiaEmea .
i.eaeus foF cl~aa politics aad sehfi.
meat wss more or less divided on
that ~wasjeef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
ssRlous csARoE MADE
AGAINST CHICAGO POLICE
CAPTAIN, NOW INSPECTOR.

CHICAGO. SEPT it--Chisf ~
Police Collins has accused inspect.
or Patrick ,. LAWN ~ couplyins q,
crime 60 secure promotion while a
police captain. and yesterday The
iesai civil service commission bsRan
its investigation o. the charges.
The principal evidence against
LAWN we given b. Patrick Ma
honey. = former patfelman under
lawn. MahoasY states that LAWN
wanted good Job of police work
pulled or 20 aid him n securing
promotion 60 Ar lnapectofshIp. Two
crooks were secured 20 rob Bernard
J. HaEaman'a tsNsiry store. or
wentworth av II was Intended to
return the stuff and lay the rrcov-
cry 10 good police work Several
boxes Of irwelry. according 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
TALK OVER OLD
MURDER TRIAL

CANANDAfGUA. sept. it.-About
twenty-five newspaper correspond
euta and attorneys are celebrating
an unusual reunion here today.
They are the newspaper men and
lawyers who were thrown together
here during the famous trial Of
Howard <. BeRham. of Batavia. who
vas charged with poisonong his
wife. The reunion was brought
about through the efforts Of X. ID.
Patterson and Charles w Darling.
who arranged for their guests a
ride around the town and fish and
chicken dinner 1T wallaniek. Benz
ham was convicted OF murder in the
first degree and was sentenced to be
electrocuted. He occupied one OF
the cells In the prison In this city
for several years, where he wrote
novel He finally secured new
trial and was acquitted Benham
died shortly afterward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
COMP ANY MUST
PAY INSURANCE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 1.-THE
Jury in the United States circuit
court In the care OF the Levi Strauss
Realty company against the Trans
Atlantic Fire Insurance company
the first case Against the so-called
"welchlng" insurance companies
this morning returned verdict ol
SIC 00e with interest for the plain
glff on the ground that the insur
ance company failed to prove ex
empsion from possibility. The
company had no earthquake CLAUSE
In It's policies This is looked upon
as test case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
ANkENY WINS
IN WALLA WALLA

WALLA wALLA, sept la.-sen-
ator Ankeny and bis forces won ~
a small maIori,yfin the primaries
here yesterday. This slight victory
will enable the senator to control the
county organization and name the
delegate 10 the state convention. al
though some difficulty may be eN-
perteneed IN naming their slate for
the couniy offices. The county con-
vention will be held In this city on
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
wApPENsTElN AND
MOORE ENJolNED

Wilson X. Gay. on behalf Of Stella
4. Ross a medium Snd spiritualist
mas obtained from Judge Griffin an
Injunction against Mayor Moore and
G. W. Wappenstein. chief of police
restraining them from interference
with Mrs. Ross, the injunction hold
Ing good until October !. At that
time the officials are ordered "a
appear In court and show why q
permanent injunction should not be
granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

MytNA. Sept. ts-Commandef
- kios. Of the coast defense
49, ceapedes. was arrested this
shs On board hts vessel No
80 a Assigned There vas an
s'aoTdlnzry session 81 the cabinet
- moTairg. At which Il Is sup.
- President Palma decided to
@sEn 10 the interests Of peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

HAVANA. sept it.--cgmnanasr
coiweit. commander % The United
states cruiser Denver. landed 40
armed sailors yesterday. and today
they are eHeamrsd IN q little park
In front u President Paima's pal
ace. Two field howiiHsrh and two
rapid IRE guns point directly across
the park The Denver has changed
her position and her guns nos com
uland ne space opposite the presi-
Dental palace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
HUNTER CAUGHT FOR
A PECULIAR CASE

John Casey. alias George Wright.
a hunter. wanted by the Thurston
county officers for the last six
months. charged with defrauding
the state 81 a considerable sum Of
money by sending east for wildcat
and coyote tails. for which he paid
80 cents each aud sold them for the
bounty Of ts5a per head given by
this state. was arrested this morn
ing by Game Warden Mossman. OF
Thurston county. lie will be prose-
cuted on the charge of defrRuding
the state.
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p..,. Nsn, lmm.a.,,. l,.In.

hAVASA, sept f-TWenty-flve
''asaid rebels are now under
- The cry u the populaes IL
mmediate Intervention. De-
~ s''s 2 denial g. r. known that prop
Y " being destroyed fnterveu-
e WI do little good after the
80 = a mass N ruins The gem
~ sleT u Havana citizens h. that
~ NE appearance u the Amerl-
!. ~ afmy can prevent the deyasta-
aen o. The ialaud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
ASSAULTED A MERCHANT.

A. A. Hoaie. a railroad man. en-
gagged Ia q row With n Buiniek. a
merchant. and both we're arrested
By Patroiman Jackson last night,
the former being charged With as.
sault and battery and the latter be
ing arrested az witness. Both
were released under cash bail Of
400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

HAVANA. sept. ILL il Fepor,sd
that Gen. Castillo. insurKsu,. and Al.
fred q. zasa. rebel candidate for
president. met commandsr Cciwsil
and offered 70 surrender she entire
forces n ths Americans guarantee a
fair trial Caiwei referred the men
20 Palma. with ih~ suggestion that
the Washington government be noti-
fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
mARsAuotLLE MAY ESCAPE

Attorney Glasgow. who IL 20 de-
fend Julius Msrxaudille. the Italian
charged with having set death
trap September I. which resulted
In the killing OF Mrs Emma Daley.
this morning filed a demurrer TO
the charge and argued that the cir
cumAtancea presented are not such
az warrant a trial Judge Frater
will take until Monday to decide
the raaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

sssHfSGToS. D G. Sept. IL
y Fpssrnment u securing options
uzaspofts 10 New York and
.z1f<iphia Thla Indicates that
: &<fea troops can b. seat from
- points Tie eastern division
: i''o1s hss Just completed a hard
<zH o. instfnetion and Il IL prob.
- nat Al the available marines
= used before any troops are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

WSrxR BAY. Sept it-Preai.
~ Roosevelt Secretaries Taft
q bs1aparts and Assistant Secre
~ haeon ssFe In conference 10
? rsr he CUBAN situation. Sec.
N1 TAB vas % a short vacation
: tasasia and reached here a.
= p. ln response 90 the presi
zz;s ssnmons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
n. EVERETT kiLlEo.

n Everett. engaged IN burkinE
logs. az Basneston. on the Northern
Pacific. waa KILLED this morning
The ioeEinE train upon which ~.
eFest waE working heeame derailed
and he vas crushed beneath the
weight OF logs Deputy Corunsg
Whistle left today fof the scene %
fhn 4eftdsnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

~" YoRK. sept IL Secretary
wa pafts thia morning is leaving
w oyster Bay fie said.
american interestg "a Cuba are
r'epafalzed. cuba 81 the present
f'ns offsrH az Door a place Be could
= found for the investment u
money Every Amerlcau Interest
WI ee protected Al any cost and
aent believe Il win be difficult
Ne secretary refused 20 discuss
intervention, and denied that be Rad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
RETURNS To
Be ARRESTED

HAYTI. Mo. Sept. 12.--Granville
Magyn Is years old. a former
cashier OF a bank In this city. who
disappeared a year ago. taking, IL
Is alleged. $4,000. returned today to
face prosecution. He says he has
been In every large city OF this
country and around the world and
never bore an assumed name or
donned a disguise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

sAFAsA. sept. 1.-THE armed
zI8rs ifvm me eruisef Denver are
- sskaFs sariy this morning
s4sasssisr Cotseil eafpe ashore ~
IA II. md aeon after she men
- % gsepsFe 20 strike camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

wASHfNGToS. SEPT ts--charws
a kffaifs Sleeper. IN bis dlprAt ehss
this mafulhE. reports the alnaost
cefr plrts suspension Of Fatirpad
traffic A number - plantation
buildings have bsen buFnst Three
hundred Insurgents attacked ocssy
nf la2alisln yesterday. The EONsfu.
rurnt lost ~ men, The rebel loss
u unkroWu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. ts.--oF-
dess have been issued to the COM
usandants o. the cruisers Tacoma.
Cleveland and Newark to be pre-
nargd 10 proceed to Cuba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

Z ofsTgR BAY. Sep. ia
4 ne resaif IT the conferences
y >ef~exn ne pFesiianf and
y ~ atseerz. accorsling 90 a
Z - sashoFssy. vill - that
4 ~ z4vsI forces AZ Cuban
; Nszss vii ~ Increased IN
: u - t'nlfea States dom
I isa'sz ~ zltaaiion Troops
: ssl y epneentraiesi ~ NeN
g<'esss Tempa ana ether
= wtAtx The pfesitent epen
~ characterization tasiay
pstt sreFstAry Root ~ Lima,
. Peru goos drafted the
EAif amendment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
BUYS GROUP OF LOTS.

Alvin Johnson has bought from
Austin 4. Burwell lots 10 20. In
elusive, block s. Washington
Heights addition. for $4,000. Tho
sale was made Monday and tho
deed has Just been recorded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
ralEr TAKES CLOTHES.

EP. Hlldsbrandt. SOC Seneca II 7.
reports that bis room Was entered
some time during the day yesterday
and > salt % clothes stolen.
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NafIn-, au,h.d % Aa..n.

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A~fs Dies Nolnes and Dixie. the
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HUSBAND is WANTED.

Mrs X. Richardson. of Dunnville.
Ontario. Canada, asks the police
TO locate her husband. last heard OF
In this state five years ago.
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WILL CANVASS ELECTION.

4 special meeting OF the city
council will be held tonight 10 van
vass the vote of Wednesdays cleo
ton