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The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-16

Ordinance No. g, making it unlawful for horses and cattle % run at large on the streets and alleys of Skagway, will be strictly enforced. Those interested fake notice. C. T. MOORE, ~ Chief of Police. Skagway. June 2, 1906.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-16
Mauiourins and Massaging

Miss NJ. II. Martin will do manicur- inc and msssaging, also sewing by the jay. State street, between Third and Fourth avenues. Phone l47. t-f.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-16

The White Pass Hotel, WhitehOrse has unlimited accommodations. Every thing strictly lirst-ClasS,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-16

The Marguerite cigar is made from the best Havana Tobacco and has no equal. On sale at W, W. BOughtOn.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-16

A large quantity Of the latest maga- zines received at Muir's on the Je.lyr son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
HERE
ON TOUR
NEW YORK PARTY is SEEING
SEATTLE TODAY WILL
LEAVE FOR YELLOWSTONE
PARK TONIGHT.

The New York Central lines
party" composed Of Ice teachers
Of the public schools % the state
of New York. arrived In the city n
noon today on the steamer Flyer
from Tacoma. The party originally
had planned 60 attend the National
Education association IN san Fran
cisco. but. because Of the disaster
vas compelled to change their
itinerary.
They came by the way OF the
Grand Canyon Of Arizona. and viii
return via Yellowstone park. leay-
ing over the Northern Pacific IN a
special train 81 I o'clock today.
At l O'Clock the party engaged
special cars and visited the uuiver.
sits and other interesting places Of
Seattle
V. Y. baird. eastern passenger
agent Of the New York Central. Is
Ia charge Of the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
RAILROADS TO
REAP BENEFIT
NEW YORK CENTRAL OFFICIAL
SAYS NEW RATE LAW WILL
De BOON TO THEM IN THE
END.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July H.
Captain Gfammsr. vice president
and general traffic manager II The
Now York Central west Of Buffalo,
who s. likely 20 get an Immunity
bath for assisting the government
IN running down the standard on
company. belirss the new rate Law
sill prove ~ iHestimabls benefit e.
al common carriers in the end
lie thinks the shippers viii be
first to demand a repeal lie says
the new Law viii prevent change u
rate for 50 days Formerly ship
psra with a large consignment In
ducea the roads 90 sive them Spe-
eiai rates within three days.
The new Law makes it 1uHtaH great
an affrnse 20 ask for a special rate
- FOR the road 10 grant one. The
rev law Hiil remove that class 81
shippers that has been the real great
tiiatufbef Of rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
PAWNEDG GUN To
PLAY RACES
PArRoLMAN IS DISCHARGE o
FROM FORCE on ACCOUNT
OF HORSE oAmBLlNo-HE PA.
TRoLLED BEAT WITHOUT a
WEAPON.

PatfoIman Guy Carleton. who has
been on the force for some time
was last last night dismissed from
the service By chief wappcustein
The chief has not laid specific
charge against Carleton. but upon
Investigation discovered that h,
had been playing the races, and
going broke. pawned his revolver
furnished b. the department
For several DAYS Carleton has
been on his beat at North Seattle
without a weapon. aud this report
being made TO headquarters. led 70
an Investigation
The chief iniimatod that Carleton
had been guilty OF other acts nnbe-
coming an officer. bat declined 90
specify the nature OF auY charge
other than the one mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
CHIEF ROASTS
CAPTAINS
FINDS CHINESE LOTTERY AND
SAYS THERE WILL BE SOME.
THING DOING IF IT HAPPENa
AGAIN. al

A report reached Chief wappen1
stein from outside sources 10 the ef.
feet that a Chinese lottery had been
maintained at 2i9 Washington st.
for some time. Finding the report
10 be correct the chief today issued
q letter 10 the captains charging
the men in this district with neglect
of duty. The chief charges that
the patrolmen and sergeants In tho
district have been blind TO many
things. and informs TIE captains
that summary dismissals viii fol.
low another report OF the same ma
ture. He adds that II sergeant or
patrolman Is incompetent that IL Ia
the duty OF the captains TO report to
their chief. and failing TO do this
they become equally guilty and SUBJ
Jcct TO the same discipline as the
patrolmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
WATER SUPPLY
GREATER

There WAS some slight is,rguva-
uieht ~ the estrr supply this mafn-
ING. the water ~ the intermediate
reservoir betnz Within three fees II
the cog. snd that 81 the iou Herfics
reservoir being within six feet ~ thF
top. and both stand pipes being ftil'
81 20 capacity
WIN TIE shorter apfinkilaK hours
put into effect yesterday the inflow
fraln Cedar river arpesrs e b. saf-
fleient to meet All demands. ~ that
unless there T. occurrence of me
very hal weather 81 = few isYs agu
it e hardly probable that e VII bs
necessary 90 stop an HpfiuaiiuE Ra
a.s. fesred last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
PENALTY TO BE
SEVERE
PLAN TO SHUT WATER OFF
PERMANENTLY FROM CON.
suMERS WHO HAVE BEEN
FINED TWICE FOR VIOLATING
RULES.

Stricter regulations fer the use of
" alter for sprinkling purposes were
proposed In the council last night
hy Councilman Zhinden, chairman
of the fire and water committee as
n means Of enabling the water de-
partment 10 enforce its rules. /
The new regulation confers on
the water department the authority
20 shut off permanently the water
supply OF any consumer who Is
twice fined for sprinkling out of
hours.
Instances have been reported TO
the water department IN which con.
sumers have continued 10 violate
the sprinkling regulations. even
though occasionally detected by tho
inspectors. reported and fined for
so doing II is TO reach offenders
of this class that the new regular
ton IL proposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
r,,;e, Pacific Will Renew Original Application
for FranChiss..-Farrell Says Mill Spoke
OnN in the Capacity Of Fifth Avenue Prop
srB kclder.

he cannot dictate 20 the Union Pa.
cinc. Oar proposition has been
made 60 the eitY of Seattle aud We
expect her representatives 60 give
us an answer ou our franchise quca.
tion
No We have made no other plans
than tnoso already submitted
Original Franchise.
Counsel amt myself shall appear
before the corporations committee
next Friday afternoon and are ca
poet the members II that body 60
listen Ca us We have eaarieonslf
avoided ans discussion pvnding the
action taken hy property holders
on FIflh aN y. but. now that the
Great Northern refuses 20 permit
the Union Pacific entrance th0nsh
les property. as was requested hf
other property holdeta aud which
was heinz fairly well accomplished.
Ne viii Of course ask Tor our oris
iual franchise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
council SCHEMES To
DELAY THE REPEAL
Blocking Tactics Are Used to Stavs OF Cedar
River Decision Until Public Mas Forgotten
About It---CounciI to Make inspection Trip
in Body.

Tactics Of delay IN the eOnald
Grafton Of the ordinance repeating
the ordinance granting the Milwau
kes railroad q right Of way along
Cedar river were introduced In the
city council last night 70 tWo
forms
In both cases the council put
itself on record as being determined
TO accept any excuse for delay In
considering the repeating ordi-
nance. apparently with the expecta.
ton that the indignation Of the citi.
Gems will disappear or can be al
layed by some means and the grant
permitted 10 stand
Hurd Starts 10.
The first pfoeraatinating meas.
use was offered by Councilman
ilurd in the form Of a resolution
providing that the entire council
take a trip 90 Cedar river TOT the
purpose II informing itself on the
las of the country and other eondt-
lions surrounding the situation.
This resolution was vigorously
opposed hy Councilman HeYclle.
who declared that Il WaH meant
merely to delay the matter since II
would be two years before a time
could be found when the council
could 20 10 Cedar river in n body.
lie said he would favor the resolu-
ton provided Il fixed a time for
making the trip, but this was not
aaua HeNellata mutluu that the
resolution be referred TO a commit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
oN,v ONE eeaask ~ NGa
c. Aaa IN yssH aa~v stas
eaofs a.yys& vi&s-aA
cAoR LosY IN Nl~sry.~tss
FATHo1s.

with only enc exceptions, tho bat.
tlcahip Nebraska II the fastest wee.
sol In the fleet OF uncl. SANS
fighters This was demonstrated
yesterday on the first official trial
trip Thirteen times the battleahip
Was apeedcd over the course aud -
times she averaged from three.
tenths 10 oiFhttentha knots over
her required speed
When the batileship came into
The harbog. two sets pf bruoms. Que
above each other. Nenu dashed 60
the fore and after mautu on the
stack ia large white letters we're
painted 1910. which vas the time
registered
Official Figures.
The figures a. given ca The Star
by Robert Moran and authorized BY
the members ~ The naval inspeo
ton board aa TO the relative limo
made aud the number Of revolutions
are a. follows
Highest run. 1881 knots. mum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

tee was not seconded. aud motiou
that Il be adopted Was made and
carried
Second Delay Move.
The second procrnsiination mcaE.
ure was introduced by Councilman
Morrison In the form Of rss0lu.
ton providing for the employment
by the city OF a commission Of
sanitary experts 10 examine tho
river and its watershed and report
whether the water would be poliut-
ed By the presence 81 a railroad
Councilman Regelie opposed this
resolution also. speaking against IL
yery vigorously and following his
address with a motion that II be IA.
definitely postponed. But despite
his opposition the resolution was
sent 70 the corporations and health
and sanitation committees.
The ordinance repeating the rail-
road grant IL nov In the COMMITTEES
OF the whole for consideration and
report. but the introduction Of these
resolutions afford the committee an
excuse for delaying consideration.
Road VIII Wait.
After the council had adjourned
Councilman Crichton took the mat
ter up with r. c. Hughes. attorney
for the railroad. and secured from
Mr. Hughes a statement that tho
railroad would not undertake 70
press forward towards the exercise
Of any Of lis rights while the matter
was under consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
WILL PARRY
IS INJURED
SLIPS ON DECK or BATTLE.
SHIP NEBRASKA AND sus.
TAiss A BROKEN FOREARM
AND olsLocATGo WRIST.

WIN n. Parry. az The Parry Tn.
Nestment company and one Of the
best known citizens OF Seattle. niili.
ped ON the deck 81 the battloship
Nebraska yesterday forenoon, dur.
ina the trial trip and sustained a
hTpkea left forearm and dikiocaiesi
" ftMts
Df. Criehton one OF the invited
guests aboard, set tbs injured mem
Der aud, IN spite 81 the pain. Mr.
Parry stated that he enjoyed the
experiences Of being on a trial ,rln
Of such n baffleahIp aa the Ne.
hFaskR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
WILL PROVIDE
FOR DAUGHTER
O. V. HURT WRITES MRS. caEF.
FIELD THAT HE WILL FUR.
NtsH COUNSEL FOR HER AND
ESTHER MITCHELL.

THE lohk expected letter. which
Are Cfafnagd has been ssaitinE
from her father. q s.. Hurt = Coy
wallis. arrived tu thc last mail 81
yesterday afternoon u that ictfef
the sad fathof tells bis deiude'i
daughter that BE- viii provide coun-
sei far both hsf snd Esther Mitchell
The letter. "a feeble hauda fiilug.
reads ln pafti
~AfY heart is broken and after al
love you more than ever I dia. al
though l cannot ciaaflY realize the
situation.
he alec tells che gifl that BE VIII
DO al iu his pDwef 10 provide pro-
per defense Tor the two women. aud
that be viii be present ~ the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
TO
Be CLEARED

The ccansil last u.sht passed an
ordinance prohEhliing The use II TIE
Sidewalk az auy portion OF u ~
merchants Tor the paHpose Of max.
tag displays Of goods.
me enuneil also passed an erdt
nance fIslng the license a SEQ
day for FoFep~agh = Sells BROTH
ers circus.
CkaIrmaa Mullen Of ths street
committee Introduced an ordnance
f~psaslnx the ordinance widening
Telra az. b. six feet On cne SIDE.
ana An ordinance widening il By
nine feet on each side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
CONDEMNED LOTTERY PRo.
morER. TEMPORARILY FREE.
ASKS SUPREME COURT TO
PUT HIM IN JAtL-mAY BUILD
AIS OWN PRISON.

WASHINGTON. u &. July IT,
lnuia A Gourdain. seeking te break
inia the Illinois penlteuliafy
through the aid Of the unised States
supreme eouft. who - "a route from
Joliet. ~. 90 this cltY today iele.
graphea the elofk 81 the sapFsnis
court 10 have the BEST Htrung
faphsr Ia Washington at hand Ia
meet him "a has hotel thia esenins
The request Il unusual bat viii b.
granted
Conrdain T. the eccentric iotteFy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

,rhe uulon Pacific has asked Tor
q franchise % lis terminal proper
dies along Fourth az. : fFum The
e,tr eouaeiL and that request Il
s,in before the members q that
h.,fv We stin maintain that TINS
! me route wanted aud VIII enioFee
hat claim.
Thls statement was made 70 The
STAR today by = = Farrell vice
prvsilenl and EsnsFal manaeer OF
II. Oregon a Washington railruad
uhlch Is ne name under which the
,ruion Pacific Is operating in TITS
state.
Asa Property Owner.
-Mr IAN. Wbfu he appeared be
snrs The elty council last uiEht.
eentlnued Mr. FARRELL was sinpl5
n The role Of q property owner aud
hss REMARKS should pe taken As
saeh. A to the plans OF the Union
Pacific. Mr. Hil Knows nothing ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
FRANCHISE is
ADVANCED
COUNCIL TAKES FAVORABLE
ACTION ON TIE SPOKANE
Az APPLICATION - THIRD
READING WILL COME UP IN
August.

The Spokane az, street railway
Franchise asked for b. tho Seattle
Electric company WAS passed on
It's second reading last night This
franchise will enable the Seattle
Electric company to secure com.
mand 81 that important thorough.
fare into the city before the adop.
ton of the plans for the municipal
system,
Tho franchise cannot be passed
on IS third reading until the first
meeting Of the council In August,
but there Is an apparent determine.
ton on the part Of certain members
Of The council 20 jam Il through on
'tne very eve Of the proposed vote
on the municipal system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
RECORD RUN
TO THE PEN
FIVE HOURS AND FORTY MIN.
urEs AFTER COMMITTING
THEFT. JACK EsTk5RooK
HEARS HIS SENTENCE.

The record speed for robbery. ar.
rest and sentence 20 WAlla Walla
was made this morning. Jack Esta-
brook robbed his roommates, +. c.
Denton and Roy Reid. OF 500 at
2:30 this morning, was arrested by
Patrolmen Spier and Alvey at 4 so,
and sentenced by Judge Frater 10
two years In tho penitentiary at
10: 30. Just five hours aud forty min.
utes after the arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
HIS NECK
To GET INTO PRISON

prousofer. sentenced 20 four years
Ia the panitentiars. who protests
aga a. the efforts Of hts family and
frieasia Ia get him out Of prison hy
4 wflf % Hapefsedeaa. which be now
says BE- signed IN 81 Of temporary
ahefaHiion.
Nay Build His Own Prison.
Ile went 10 Joliet with his fam
~ aad household goods yesterday
tipa&ghn refusal of the prison war
del IL re - admit him. he AFrnnEsd
Tor - ffln he IL nos making 10
aes ~ VIII II mhudamus from the
sus Anc court compelling his read.
miMttan 90 prison 60 serve his term
" hls request IL refused, be save
he Will rafurn 80 joliet and build =
miniature prison In which % serve
his sentence. AZ the end Of that
pstlud he Will tenounce his citizen.
anin and sake hls family TO SOME
south Sea island. where he VIII
found a government OF his oSn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
ICE TRUST HAS
SPREAD OUT

WASHINGTON. y. c. Jniy II -
officials Of the department Of Jus
tiee hellexe an Ice trust exists -
Sev York. with branches In etery
iafxe city II the couutry District
tssorney Jerome has caiIed the at.
fention o. Attorney General Moody
10 the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
PEASANTS BURN
VILLAGE

ST. PETERSBURG. taiy IT,
Peasants are ~auioniy applying the
torch tn many districts Thvy
knitted a hall az Sathhntkino and
destroyed the entire village Of 200
houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
FIRE IN
P|TTSBURG

PITTsBURG. Iaiy Thames
CuawBy. = board 81 health official.
and Neal Connorn. manager II the
Park hotel. weru burned 10 death Ia
= fire which destroyed tho hotel
thts morning THREE guests ~efr
injnFed Two policemen and y ftue
man we're also hurt Ia rcneuins
E4ests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
NEBRASKA IS A
FAST WARSHIP

sssv II revolutions. 1851
Avsrase run, 1927 number Of
revolutions were i22Ai.
stealsw Away Course.
~ average speed Of ~ knots
en- hour the revolutions required
arc 1885, To-day the latter reyoiu.
lions must be made on the four
hour htraiehtawny course Thia
viii be- very simple. aA the average
time and the number OF revolutions
made Yesterday are above this re-
quiremrnt.
There we're no serious accidents
yesterday on the trip. The loss Of
an anchor caused some cOmmOtun.
While the test was being made TO
lower the anchor. the engineer op.
Grating the hoistiug engine iet II
set beyond his control ana as tho
heavy chain upon which was At.
iached the still heavier anchor
rushed through the anchor port
hole inio the water the structural
work was torn away
Engine Is Wrecked.
The engine was practically
Nfeehed and the friction Of the
chain aet fire 90 the temporary
y Ooa work. Water pipes were
buraiai and for a time great excite.
ment prevailed The anchor aud
cnaiu are lost In 70 fathoma 81
wuteE and. uuleaa recovered. means
a loas ~ 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
WILL RESUME FIGHT
FOR FOURTH AVENUE
ASKS FORTUNE
OF ICE TRUST

ST LOUIS. No. Juy II Circuit
Attorney SaErF today filed suits
against the Polar Wave and MGR
chants Ice 4 Fuel companies, charg
inF conspiracy 10 restrain trade.
lie asks that judgment at s3t.tnn
b. assessed against each company
as accumulated fines since the al
legged combine Vas formed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
SUBTERRANEAN Volcano
CREATES A NEW ISLAND

NoNE. Alaska. Jus 1.-THE
Feyeuna cnfter Tbells. just arrived
hefe. reports the apps afaaer ~ a
n.w island II a palnt 90 miles Nesi
az Dutch liarbor u adioina fiu
Island
II h without doubt The result u
volcano oar eide u the new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
FIVE DIE IN
SWIFT RIVER

VANCOUVER. n G. July Il
While trying "a cross the swiftly
rushing Spiilamehceu river near
Golden. last night. five men ven
drowned They arr James romlln
son. y Sanhatrom. A kinmnrr
stephen Norris and a foreign los
GEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

island ~ atiii envciopsd vith steam.
The eioYatlou Of the highest peak
u 6ap feet above sen level The
island a. about w. miles IN Ell
emnfeFenes TIE Thetla approach.
81 ~ within tao miles Of Il and
took measurements Failing ashes
oag efel her decks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
$4,000
IN ACCOUNTS

WASHINGTON. n G.. 1Hlg H.
Major Gsogse Aasei Bartlett. Cor -
years dishufxluE officer 81 the trras
ur1 department rrct atty deceased.
Il has been found. was short tas.e0e.
ft4 goo 81 which was sur 10 lhs ds
falestiun Of James boyd. uho Is nov
belss prosecuted haTtlcti'a baud.
ine coupanf "a held for $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
nAssleasAo SAILS.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. July IT.
The xnnboat Narbieheads aboard
mhieh the Central American
peace commissioners are to meet
salled from I.AllheFtad for Acaintla.
Salvador today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
CONTRACTS EXTENDED.

Extensions wefe kraulsd 90 eon-
tractors fer street weFk hX the
beard q works bis usoyniax On five
contracts v u Johnson Sass given
extensions on the contracts Tor
water mains ou Garfield 81 ana eu
Ninth ~. ". David noV for sew
sra on kinN &C. and on weller a.,
and I. a. ooris fcr piankinK ui-
man az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
ASPHALT CONTRACT Tar.

The Barber Asphalt company vas
this morning awarded the contract
for paving jackson It. from Fifat
av 60 Railroad av. the contract
pffas being fAsEas5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
COLUMBIA STREET SALE.

sIlas Archibald has purchased
from Frank d. Black the east half
OF lots and S. block &c. Boren's
addition, for $4,000. r. W. HUI
made the sale. The property is on
the north side OF Columbia 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

Young. Brown q sullivan have
sold lot 5. block IS. 4 a. Dennys
addition. on Ninth az. between
Spring and Seneca ats.. for W. NJ.
HOLT TO Eugene Levy. for 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
DECAPITATED
IN A WRECK

RIVERSIDE. Cal. July IA
westbound Santa Re overland
freight was wrecked at Cassablanca
this morning Engineer Gus Fisher
had his left leg broken and an UNI
known tramp was deoapltated. A
dozen cars were demolished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

The Maple Valley Lumber com.
pany has sold all OF IT'S timber,
mills and plant 10 J. Nj. Buckley and
associates. The consideration 10
not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

The local socialists have made ar.
rangements 70 have public readings
FROM The Jungle" Upton Sinclair .
now famous book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
EARS GOOD NEWS AND
THEN DROPS DEAD.

= KANSAS CITY. July H. !
= W. X johnson. a Santa Fe I
. swiichman. dropped dead YES
. terday while IN the act OF open /
. ing a letter from bis sister, I
= Me W ] Hammer. 81 Greens
. burg. Pa. which eontaircd in' I
. formation that be had fallen
. heir 20 10000 johnson hal
4 been suffering from heart tfoa- !
= Die for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
BANK cLeAsIsos.

Increase over same
date last year ; 2aAb3s2I =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
: HANGS HIMSELF WITH
. HIS SHOE LACEs.

= SANDWICH. ont. JpiY ~. 4
. Ciiflatnpher Eandlemap. inear. /,
. refaird Tor uxafeide. commit /,
> ica suicide by hanging himself ,
. ~ bir sh0e iaces IN prison. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

sss II revolutions. 1851
AveraRe run, 1921 number ~
revolutions we're i224i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-01
SEA GIRT.,
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
SEA GIRT, N. J.. June 80, 1906
Gov. Stokes and his staff will arrive at
the state camp here a week from today to
be on hand when the Sd Regiment OF New
Jersey and the I'd Troop take up their
quarters for an encampment. On July IL
the ID Regiment and Battery o. Field Ar
tillery. will be at the camp and remain
until July 81.
The governor will be accompanied by Ad-
Jutant Gen. Brientnai, Col. Joseph F. FREE
linghuysen, Quartermaster Gen. c. Edward
Murray and others. They will all spend q
month here. occupying the new quarters OF
the chief executive. which are now just
leaving the decorators hands. AS yet the
new quarters have not been nicknamed, as
was the Little White House" The build
ing is the same which represented the state
on the fair grounds at st. Louis. 1t IL q
decided Improvement over the governor
former abode at the camp.
With the opening Of camp but a few days
of the cottagers and hotel patrons have
put in appearance in large numbers. Many
social entertainments, which are always at
their height when the governor and his STAFF
are here, are now being planned.
Maj. Arthur Roland. Lieut.. Tewes and
Lieut.. Mtrwin A. Rice, all members OF the
LIST New Jersey, were on the state rife
range a few days ago getting in some pre-
liminary practice.
Prominent among the patrons of the Bar
ker House Is George H. Throckmorton
The fremont Is entertaining from Wash
ington Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Douglass.