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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-05-09
PENSIONERS CAN
GET THEIR MONEY.
Clerk OF Court Bolt Has Received and Is
Paying out the Funds to Laurens
County Pensioners.

Clerk of Court Bolt has received from
Columbia the amount of money and the
list of pensioners for Laurens county
and is now paying out the money as it
is called for.
There are 270 pensioners in the county
and the total amount of pension money
$7,479. 70 will be disbursed as follows.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29

"a single joint malacca cane VIII al
ways fetch from 500 to SOD" said the
dealer
WHY"
"Because lualacca hardly ever grows
with enough space between the joints
- make single joint stick. Usually
th. Joints are not more than "a foot
apart when YOU find IN singapore
dat 8, where ma.acsa comes irou-a
piece of m1lacca with the joints five
feet apart. 80 that it viii make "a single
Joint -tlcs. come 10 me. and | viii give
you $500 for il. Ma!acca sticks with
tE. Joints three feet apart are worth
$50 or SO Suakcwood sticks, II they
are marked wcil-SuIkcwood comes
f-om British Guiana arc worth so or
so 4 yellow ebony stick - ebony
come. to US ln lJ-- from Coy.1u and
Maur.tlus-i, worth so or So. Wang
hco. from China. makes an excellent
and costly stick \ perfect van-h's
Is worth S1O."-SL Louis GiO1tDyao.
rraL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29
TERRITORY NOTES

-.. pa-r.-rtrr Tribune claims tae
,...-- .,. -.-,... ..-.
.
ia ."
fr.t .1 circumference.
= land slide oa tho banks 'i iae
Va .i.. River near Randolph % e.
nd t.e u.-hIa.- ~ .,la Fn9.a saw
mil ara -ma'l.. u.i close Hg ir.r
IN. river
Dr. .a- biz constitutional district
fr s.tr.a . .al. Territory ..-
al rr township. a f.. ..-tHr-a.uf
o, seven Devils ua.a.a. arc with
or, siaala suhaItsrr another has
t.r ..r.-.-. -.....~ a-a and al.
utfrf seven
T.. United STATE, Government n.I.
so.r fahrr.a 100000 .o 'ae K.oTa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29
LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER }
WARNING ORDER.

tl -a. rIi-ed States Commiss.uneF q
..a.. ia -le Indian Territory south.
..a District. a. Ardm0re.
Pennington Grocery Co, plaintiff.
Sd. ur--e Putt Company. defendant
$50 $3.50.
Tie defendant. Drogo Fruit Campa.
.. &. vata.f to appear 10 this Court
. u.rr days ami answe. tas com.
...a. at ta. plllr..G the Pennington
G-..a-g Crmrar.
s,I.-a.. ay Rand thi, 2ith day oi
August. 1906
r. IS. RJB$ETT.
United States C0mm.ssiaaer.
p.... q Wal.e-. Attorney
U.s. H rr.',- a'-oraor for non--s iisnt
tt-t rl. .i..sI August a. 1H.s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29

You have often noticed the many
tinted bars and bands that rise In the
shape Of "forked tongues ot hdmes
from wood burning in the CRATE. 1t is
ten to one. however, that You never
have thought TO figure on the cause OF
the varie-atcd hucs presented 10y
Famrs To bring the matter quickly
TO the point. we will say that the many
colors are the result OF combustion
among the different elements of the
wood. The light blue Is from the ny
droccn aud the white from the carbon
the violet is from the manganese, the
red from the mlwesia and the yellow
from the soda. which are consutuen
rarts Of the wood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29
nnctnrs and soIcmnity.

The days are past when every sell
rcspcctlng doctor was expected to dress
in a style tastefully blending the dl-
vine with the undertaken But a "sus-
tanned and impenetrublc solemnity' Is
stn n priceless possession for those
who would achieve success In medl-
cine. II this is natural gift so much
the better; ii not, it should be acquired
at any cost.-Britlsh Medical Journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29
The First Man DrcssmntSer.

As far back as 1890 there was In
Paris a man drcssmaker, probably
the first of his kind. His name was
Khomlcrg, and he was the son OF a
EavarIau peasant from the ncighOor-
hood oC Munich lie owed his success
10 his genius for coucealing ana RENE
diving defects Of figure. lie drove a
beautiful carriage on the boulevard
and had an csrujcheou in the shape
Of pair Of corsets and an open pair
Of scissors painted on the panel Of each
door. lie left large fortune TO his
heirs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29
Statecraft and Statehood

John sharp Williams contribute an
article IN September "Solthves,' mp
900 the Admission OF the New state
It's Political and Commercial Sisuin'
canoe"
September "SoGthwest' is devoted
exclusively 20 the New state.
Five cents q Copy-Fifty Cents rear
SOUTHWEST, 1887 Frisco Building
g. Togls No tSepl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29

Indirectly. more forcihly sometimes
than directly" said a senator, "a man
may be accused
Thus a good woman of Cincinnati
called her cook one morning and said:
"'Mary, come and take the parrot
out of the bedroom at once. The mas
ter has lost his collar button
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29
The Dlnercnce.

Mr.. Wholesale - Want job, ehf
What can you do? Applicant-Noth-
Ing Mr.. Wholesale 90 Say, you don't
want Il "job." What you want is
"position. New York Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29

A man who goes to law may not be
IN the poor suitor class when he starts,
but is liable 20 be before he finishes
Washington Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29

Who rises every time he falls will
sometimes rise TO stay,-Morrls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29

See t.ie uew wO0iers az
1slm J. J. sTCLFA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29

pugg'ss. 5u9siec.
Rsgaa. Corhu & Fransiey bave 10
{ line Of new buggies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
suLLIvhn WILL CASE STARTS
GREAT poiNes IN IRELAND
EVENTS ARE MOST GREW
SOME.

While every week Is bringing
forth new claimants 10 the estate
II the late John sullivan. and while
scores Of Tippernriaus are praying
ta the dcities Of the AUD sod that
the wheel will stop nc the RICH
color and give them q slice Of the
hlg estate, Erewsome events are
trauHpirinr over nc Cork.
prting hands are molesuug the
erayes al ST Joaeph'H cemetery,
better known as the Botanic Gar
deug. In the effort 10 secure certain
evidence demanded by the Amcri.
can commission which rs attempt.
ing 10 solve the lahyrinthine prob.
lem Of dividing the great estate.
In the dead of night men, armed
with pick and shovel have been
daseorating the graves Of oldest
burial grounds Of the famous en-.
ylronn. and intense indignation has
heep aroused In the hearts OF the
rood people Of Cork The legality
of The molestation Of the ancient
hnfyinE ground has been indignant.
IL challenged. and the commission.
ers from Seattle have been houy
denounced.
Examinations have been made 60
ASCERTAIN the dates on the broaat
ulatea on the collins Of Abigail aud
peter sullivan and others involved
in the interesting proceedings
which for so long have been Keep.
tng the attention Of Seattle .taut
.tartlIng evidence OF dishonesty on
& h. part Of police aud graveyard
Officials OF Cork has been disclosed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
CHARLES WRAY
/. D|ESSUDDENLY

Charles WraY. manager Of the
Pacific Coast Amusement aasocia
ton In the American Bank building.
and prominently known boy nearly
every theatrical man on this coast,
died at Providence hospital at
o'clock this morning Of BriRhts
disease. The deceased had been in
the theatrical business Tor many
years. having managed tboatera
In nearly every city on the coast.
He opened the first theatcr In Spo-
kane. and later moved 10 San Fran
cisco
Wfay later moved 10 Seattle and
for two years WAS practicing
physician Of this city. For seven.
teen Years he was connected with
the Considino brothers In the theat.
ricai business. and the past two
years with the Pacific Coast
Amusement company Con
aidine A. Sullivan organisa.
ton. Mr.. Wray WIS a.
years old and leaves wife and
ono son. Charles Wray. Jr lie
lived AZ 1904 Nineteenth av Funer
al arrangements have not yet been
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
GOES FOR
$I2O, 900

". II Lloyd has sold 10 Helen u
Ash a lot on the east side Of broad.
way between Olive and Howell, for
$4,000 Lots and 10. block stt.
Seattle Tide lands. have zcen sold
by Edgar Battle and T. VI. Me.
6eouEh 20 the Routon Farm com.
pany for $4,000. The Puget Sound
realty associations are Femodcling
the Ferguson Hotel building on
Third ay. tho plan being 20 add two
stories TO the building
Harry Glrard has sold his home.
on the southwest corner Of Seven.
tecnth and Olive. to Eugene Levy,
for $4,000
Mrs Jennie Marks has bought
the southeast corner OF Boylstou
aud y Union for $4,000
=. A. Audicy has sold 10 J. G. Pet.
ersou the southeast corner Of Ninth
and Pine for $4,000 n Robin.
son has sold 10 u. " Burehard the
southwest double corner Of Boyl
aton and Roy. for $4,000 The
O.shea residence on the southeast
corner OF Fifteenth and Aloha has
been sold to Forrest sutphen for
$1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
NEW RINK IS
OPEN TUESDAY

The new Coliseum skating rink,
corner Of Third as. and James e..
Will BE- lhr0Wn open 10 the public
Tuesday night lot alone the fact
sbnf the skating surface IN this
rink o. larger and faster than any
other in tho United States. the man.
aRemout has 10 offer az special
feature Durbano'a Royal Italian
baud Of ~ pieces This orEauiza.
ton has been engaged for tho on.
tire season. They will positively
play every afternoon and evening,
and on Sundays will render two
sacred concerts.
Especial attention haa been given
10 the illumination. heating and re-
Treatments Manager Roller has
been conducting Kinks Of this do
Bcription for more than 20 years
and guarantees absolutely refined
place for announcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

Calhoun. Denny a Ewing have
oioeed the sale 81 all Of block ies.
A A. Denny'a broadway addition.
20 Ceoyre s Moi-afen. for $4,000
The seller is the Hubbcil estate
The property includes the block b.
twssn Ninth and Terry, Pike aud
rnion. excepting the southeast cor
nsr II Pike and Nluth. on which
the Chaplin building - located.
Another sale reported BY the
firm Il the northeast corner Of Val
ley and Seventh. for John A Ian
str0m 10 ] X. Gordon. for si2s00
A. p. Frasch. Of l. " Griffith a
Co. reports the sale 81 lots 5 and 8.
block 2. RoNaa Home addition. In
Fremont to G. n 0affney. and lots
a6 ami ~. In the same block, to
Harvey Collins. for $1,000.
GEORGE Virtue has sold for James
Orr ta Angie G Cone. six water
front lots on the southside of Lake
uuipn the price r. not given.
Nichols & Teepe report the sale
Of the southwest corner ~ Roy aud
Harvard. f3txto0. for A. y. Nc.
Grath to " = Pyatt for sa.se0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
POISONED FOR
THIRD TIME
DESPERATE ATTEMPTS UPON
IRA or YOUNG olRL-cos.
cuALs INFORMATION ABOUT
wouLoBE muRoGRgas
&C.,, T.Isarsph ssr.les.l

CHICAGO. Sov Repeated at
tsmpis are being made 10 poison
Agnes Peoples. Is years old. In
the opinion 81 the detectives en-
gagged IN an Investigation Of the
Eifl'a case
At least three times within tho
last sir months physicians have
been hufriedii summoned To- the
girls home - save her from the
effects 81 poison. aud each time
they have had hard work 70 keep
Dor alive Miss Peoples denies that
she attempted suicide and SAYS she
has no idea how ihe poison was
administered
on the last occasion. Saturday.
she fell uncon nciouH while waitiuE
for a street car In HalHlead ST
fruit store Hurried 10 the emsr.
FencY hospital. abe vas partly re-
xiycd. bat rriapaed into uneun.
seriousness before she vas able 20
make efatcmsut. and u afill hof-
erius between life aud death
Rose Power. t5yearoid Gifl.
uho was with Miss Peoples when
abe VAS stricken. confessed. while
under arrest. that the drug waa al.
minisiored by two Young men.
whose names she does not know
The police think the young 40.
man has Information which some
~ her acquaintance fear 20 have
made public. and that for that rea-
son persistent attemp pts are being
made 20 sill her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
HEv. TERRENCE CLARK FOUND
UNCONSCIOUS ~ SACRED
AsAsr pREsBYrURY - sriLL
UNCONSCIOUS.

Pex Terrence CLARK. assistant
narfet % The chnfeh q the Sacred
Heart lies AZ Providence hospital in
an unconscious condition from the
effects Of Illuminating Eaa frufu
shich he waH overcome in the pres
byteEy ~ the church. ststh ~. and
meli St. yesterday morning.
Whan faana he vas uucunse iaus
and thr efforts - the physician lu
Attendance have failed 60 restore
him 70 runs iouansss. and little hope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
Whales
GAS..|S DYING

Is entertained for hts recovery
Several days ago Father clark re-
marked that thesv was e leak IN the
tube - hln gas stove. he tried 20
rluE II VI and thought ~ had done
80 Yesterday mofninE he did not
fias a. usual ard when The other
ehurehmsn vent 20 his room theY
found Father clark lying IN bed in
an unconscious condition He was
Immediately taken 60 Frnviarnre
hospital aud a physician summoned
neriofativea we're applied. but with
out effect
An examination Of the room re-
vsalrd that the KAa had been turned
of az the stop cock and not II the
Jet Father Clark MAS e. years old
and had been associate pastor OF the
SACRED Heart church for two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
BURGLARS AT RGsroN.

The residence Of Dr Blrchard. q
dentist at Hcuton. was hufElarlEed
last Friday night. a room occupied
by Capt Wall. n mining cnRi.
neer employed ~ the Ranion mines,
being entered and So taken out u
pair ~ trousers The town mar
shall Of Black Diamond. a. yell 90
the Seattle authorities. have been
notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
CAMP A|GN ENDS
TOMORROW
Little Possibility Of Republican State Ticket
Suffering Through Decreased MaiOrltles---
Some Democrats May Be Elected in King
County.

surod. though those majoritics VIII
be somewhat reduced
Chairman DsBruler.
Chairman Ellis DeBruier. Of the
republican state central committee,
said this morning
There has been much apathy
manifest throughout the campaign
owing TO the absence OF any serious
opposition on the part Of the demo-
Gratis This apathy may be de-
pended on 20 reduce the total vote
cast and with Il perhaps the re-
publican majorities. but IL IL not
ia any danger OF resulting IN the
defeat Of any Of our candidates. In
many counties and legislative dis
tricts the republican majonties arc
40 overwhelming that the demo-
Gratis have not even nominated op-
position candidates n I had any
way Of reaching al the republican
voters in the state on this last
daY OF the campaign | would urge
them 20 be sure and get out and
vote ana help roll up big majority
for the general effect II will have
on the state and national situar
ton
Chairman Titio~.
Chairman A. Il Tftlow. Of the
democratic state central committee.
said at the committee's headquat.
tiers at Tacoma last night:
Our cause IL In the keeping OF
the organized labor voters II hey
remain steadfast. as there IL eyery
reason TO anticipate. We will very
greatly reduce the normal repub-
llcAn maiorities We are assured
OF increased representation In the
next state senate and house Of rep
reseutatIyes. and have made a cam
paign which will result In the pas
sage Of a direct primary Law and
distdctlng the state into congress-
ioual districts"
conoVsr's Claim.
Chairman d {. Conovcr. Of the
republican county central commit
tee. said.
We have no reason TO fear the
defeat Of any OF the republican
county candidates. The democrats
have confined their campaign 10 a
few offices and have failed TO make
any material headvay with them.
Even more severe has been the
fight in some OF the senatorial con-
tests. hut We expect to elect our full
legislative ticket also"
Erast's Statement.
Chairman A. B. Ernst. Of the DEM
ocratic county central committed.
said
We have exposed during the
campaign many incidents Of official
wrong doing, and these have nat
urally made deep impression on
the voters II the voters are saiis-
fled 10 have these continue they
viii vote the men responsible for
them back into office. For my part
{ believe that the people Of this
county are weary Of the Kind OF
county government the republican
machine has been giving them.
Il feel absolutely confident that
judge Macdonald win defeat e. NJ.
Williams In the race for state
senator in the Thirty dis
trict: that George =. Cotterill will
defeat Joe Lyons. and that George
Compton viii defeat @Billy" Potts,
and I believe we have more than
an even chance 20 defeat other
OF the republican candidates for
the state senate. and some Of the
candidates for the Legislature"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

BOISE. Idaho. Nov 8 Chairman
Brady. % the republican COMMITTEES
ISSUED a statement this morning
claiming that the state Nill give
Cox GooilnE. republican eandi1atr
Tor reelection. 1900 majority. and
Will elect 81 % the e memhers Of
the legislature
Chairman fsockhArt. ~ the dem
.ocratic COMMITTEES. claims a ma
BoFlfy Of 2.09a for The democrats
with the control q TIE legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nov s--The
president vlii receive election re-
tmfaa at the White tiauHe tomogrow
Might after his return from voting
At oyster Hay he has received
kilograms from friends advising
him ot she tread of affairs in their
respective localities, and has also
received the bulletins ~ all press
associations aud telegraph oompa-
nies
Secretary BdaapaFte, upon the
ssnctioa % thc prcsident. issued an
order that AL employees og The aavy
yaraa be allowed time 10 50 home
20 fute tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
MISSIONARY CONVENTION.

The annual convention OF the
Christian and Missionary alliance. D
body composed of members OF DIR
fcrout denominations with the oh
feet Of advancing the Christian
faith IL heather lands, viii be held
ut the Gospel tabernacle. Main 81
between 18th and ifth avs Friday
November .. az 80 aud 30 p "a.
and on Saturday at the same hours
The speakers will be Rev g y
Eldrldge. Of indianapolis Rev
Thomas Waunip South China. ant
Rev G y. aawtell. Of Portland
ore. and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
MURDERER PRAYING
FOR QUICK DEATH

position and prays that the wounds
inflicted Tor self Redistribution viii
prove fatal,
Fearful that he may make an
other attempt on his life. BRADY Is
being closely guarded at the Way
side hospital lie stu insists that
Mrs. shannon treated him shame
fully. and when questioned. said:
"She threw me down and I wanted
% end Il all. Life without her was
not worth the living"
His condition remains about the
same this morning as that on sat-
urday II Is not thought that his
wounds win prove fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
SERIOUS CHARGES
ARE MADE

A grewsumo recital OF indirnitieH
aud abuse suffered at the hands of
her saloonEooper husband charact
erized the complaint filed this morn.
ing in the superior court by Emma
Christina Carlson In her suit for
divorce from Erick T Carlson. The
latter. Il is alleged. was given 10
knocking her down and then kick.
ing her and In general going to the
extremes of cruelty The porpetra-
tor OF the alleged assaults Is the
proprietor of the kalmer bar, on
the corner of Second and Jackson
.sl The plaintiff further charges
him with almost daily drunkenness.
Mrs. Carlson demands the custody
of tho minor children and a tempo
rnry and permanent alimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
FRISCO THUGS
ARE CAPTURED
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE THINK
THEY HAVE GAS PIPE MUIR.
pERERs.

SAN fHANCfaCo Nov s. lev.
Is Y. Dabnet. OF John Kahn, and
John RiemHou. arrested Last night
for n mufderous assault upon Harry
A. uehrend a ieweler. whom they
had robbed. are believed 10 be mem
beers Of the gang 81 Rua-plpe muir
dcrefs and robbers who have been
terrorizlnR the city FOR several
weeks past
Eigmaou. seven years ago, was re-
leased from the pouiteutinfy. where
ne had served fivc-Yrar term
Dabnet la also said 90 have record
and the local police believe thai
they WI be- able to connect them
with several crimes committed
throughout the city NJ late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
PROTECTION Is Is
GRANTED
CHICAGO POLICE RESTRAINED
FROM SWEATING" PRISONER

CHICAGO. Nov b--Thr court
this morning issued a writ ~ has
beas corpus in the ease Of Leonard
Leopold. accused 81 tho murder 81
Margaret Leslie. his attorney claim.
Ing that the police lntenaed 10 take
him over the scene Of the murder
In an effort Ia force confession
An effort IL heing made "a smash
the aweathox system
Judge PtuekneY has ordered the
sheriff to take charge Of Leopold
and keep hlm from the police until
the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
NO DECISION TN
SOCIALIST CASE

No decision has been given hy
Judge Gardnu In the eases 81 br
TITUS. ] A McCofkic. ~ a
Adams. r & WisNsii and = }
brown. charged wlih violating the
city ordinance ia regard 20 ob.
STRUGGLING tho streets The case
took up four hours time last Sat
ufday. and the attorneys Tor the
defense stii submit authorities ~
aodu a. the euurt finds time - hear
them. probably not before tomor'
row. The rs socialists arrested
Friday night On similar charges
have been fei9f sed on ball and all
- IflaA NoNnmheF 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
GOLD FOUND At.
GREEN LAKE

Great excitement has been caused
al Green Lake over the discovery
OF cold I'm the crop OF a duck which
" = Nichols bought from Henry
cameron. A number OF small mug
gets we're found. the value OF one
being 80 cents. Green Lake Is IN
Ia great state OF excitement IL IA
predicted that ducks will be tho
chie' article of diet in the hope OF
securing more nuggets. Cameron
hns fiveacre tract about a mile
north Of Green Lake n2A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
WILL COLLECT
INCOME TAX
COURT DECIDES THAT pAasT's
HEIRS MUST CONTRIBUTE TO
TREASURY.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov s--rhs
court thla morning decided thai
Capt pahsf. The famous brewer. be
fore his death Illegally transferred
90 hin heirs ss.oQa p0Q - bis estate
aud has ordered she estate 10 pas
lnin the state treasury an inherit
anes tai Of about si6a 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

MinEa county. The governor has
been asked 10 asad TROOPS Ths re-
publican election commissioners ard
the ieuuty United states marshal
are lu fsiL Three companies are
rn8sr arms awaiting the governors
Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

NEW YORK. Nov -staw
votes. Naich continue today. Are al
uufsvufahic 60 Hearst Hearts,
chancea Ia nruakiyu are steadily
decreasing The ballots arc print
ed. thus allaYiaK tho fears that thes
soul8 not BE- ready IN tims Owes
.093 .01a ballots NeFs printed In 70
houra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
TANPER WITH
THE GRAVES

in the course OF the proceedings
One official. Il IL alleged made out
false papers. and permitted four
bodies to be put into grave In.
tended for but three. The ancient
cemetery Is being strewn With
bones and skulls of those long dead
In the CHASTITY efforts Of the com.
mission 10 untanRlc the puzzle.
A number OF American attorneys
ire In attendance upon the sessions
OF the proceedings Among these
are: Mcssrs Y. W prigmore, Jas.
u Howe and Walter A. keane.
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the following weather viii prevail
on election day. according 20 the
weather bureau Fair and warm tn
the east. middle west and SOUTH
vaai. with rain Minnesota. rain or
sunu colder IN Montana. and IN the
interior - Washington and oregon.