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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-27
-I :" NE 'NUGENTS Ni, " PHARMACY Ssuth Main, C0fla SeoVill
TO THE PUBLIC

We have the best deal and biggest attraction in Washing Powder at pres ent that has ever been put before the public in Waterbury. 4 full weight. four A 10 package that is equal to the best on the market. IL sells for I5c per package. and with q packages you get handsome large doll already dressed. something that is sure to please the children. Come and get a doll for your little girl before they are sH gone. They will rot last long.
 We also make a speciality of keeping the best Butter and Eggs. Tea and Coffee in the city. CaH at IIs East lain street and he convinced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Bonded Debt Per $1,000
OF Assessed Valuation
Has Decreased in Six
Years From S88 to
S36, Say Officials.

That the bonded indebtedness o.
Seattle per ii.eoe OF assessed value
Of property has decreased In sls
years from SIS TO tss Is the show
Ing made iu statements prepared
foe The Star this morning by Coun-
~ Auditor ,. 4. AEnew and city
Comptroller ~. ". Carroll A.
neither AR. Agnew nef Nj. Carroll
IL an advocate ~ municipal owner-
shin neither eau be accused Of
eolorins the facts es figures on the
side ~ that issue a. these figures
may be accepted a. absolutely re-
liable. In both eases they are taken
from th. offieiai records % the city
and county
The statrmsnt made Out BY Mr.,
AEnsw shows that Ia sls years the
total assessed value Of property IN
kiuE canufy has increased from
tta,isassb 80 tizs&et.s2s an in-
crease % nlose than 40 per cent
During the same period. according
90 the signed statement of NJ. car
faiI. the bonded debt Of ths eity has
increased only ffum iss2a Geo to
tts1t. eoe. "a increase % bet little
moro than 80 PEE cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
COUNTY TICKET
NOMINATED
PRoHIsiTioNlsrs ENDORSE
MAYOR MooRE's POLICY AND
DECLARE IN FAVOR or pI.
RECT PRIMARY LAW.

Mayor Moorea policy ia closing
the city. requiring saloons to close
their doors at 1 d. III. and putting,
into effect other reforms. was
warmly Endorsed by the prohlbi..
tlonlsis OF King county in their
county convention last night. Tho
convention declared IN favor Of the
passage Of q direct primary law,
The ticket nominated Is as follows:
For state Senator -Thirtieth dis
trict Anthony Brokaw. Yaahon;
Thirty-firat district. A. Campbeli;l
Thirty second district. none: Thir'l
ty.fourth district. none. ThiFiy.tifth
district. none. Thirty sixth district,
Henry VI Foster. Thirty seventh
district. Richard Busheil For rep
Preventative F0rtieth district. Rev.
Helm. sunnydale. Forty.first dis
irlct. O. S Espg aud Mr. DeionE,
Columbia CITY. Forty -seeond dis
trlct {. T.. Hagxard and A. II. STILL
weil. Forty.third district, ~ A.
DaERett. Forty fourth district. John
C. Davis. Forty.ninth distyet.
Henry Blake aud NJ II Pease. For.
ty.aixih district. A J Kensley and
A. =. Ruaton; FortY seventh dis
trlci. 8 Is Franklin and &. H. Ben.
nett.
The county ticket was as followss
Sheriff. d. S Harvey. Ballard. aud.
itaf. George Winston. Aureliai
CLERK. III Nngent. treasurer, Z =.
Pelz. superintendent Of schools.
ROY /. spragae. Ballard. surveyor.
Carl ~ Reayes. assessor. l.. j.
Sprague. and for commissioning
from the First district. II W Sod
erberg. Preston. from the Second
district. John W Denny. Of OAK
Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
NON-UNION MEN
QUIT WORK
FREIGHT HANDLERS ON THE
ROBERT DOLLAR REFUSE TO
WoRk-FlRALLY OTHER MEN
ARE SECURED TO DIS.
CHARGE THE FREIGHT.

piekefs 81 fhe ionnshofsmsu'r To-
eel union we're successful late yes
terdny afternoon N persuading ts
non union luuRshefsmen 10 quit
work UPON the steamer Robert Dol
lar. which arrived from san Fran-
cisco and which ass diseharging
a cargo o. cement and explosives az
Pier 6.
The trouble with the union men
uas anticipated uroH the Dollars
arrival yesterday morning. and spe-
cisi precaufiou WAS taken. How
ever. several union picksts SNUG
Fisd themselves in with the gang
Of non uniou loneshnremen and be-
gan az once to urEe the men 90 quit
werk- The entire Eaug left and re-
fused 10 return.
About rs men were secured by the
vessels master and rui % work. but
were visited BY union plckets and
urged 20 quit only few left and
the steamer finally discharged it's
cargo. shofthanded. and moved to
Wall ~. dock
A petty f1Eht occurred ON The
dock. and a policeman and officer
% the Robert Dollar were jostied
about and emerged from the tussle
covered with lime. which had been
scattered over the dock from sew
eral broken barrels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
WASHINGTON ON
OLYMPIA RUN
sEATTLE-BELLINeAAm STEAM.
Err WILL De TAKEN OFF THa
FIRST OF NEXT MONTHS AND
PLACED ON NEW ROUTE.

Tho steamer State OF Washington.
the largest stern-wheeler on the
sound. viii 90 on the Olympia Taco
ma. Seattle run ON October l. IL pres
ent plans are carried out. making
opposition for oiympla-Tacoma
Navigation company ste. u
is said that shelton viii be made a
port Of call. Captain John Ellsmore
Of the State spent his boyhood days
In Olympia and attended the public
schools there.
The state Of Warrington Is now
on the Standardization run, and
Is fitted up Tor a night run with
staterooms the full length of her
upper deck. Whether or not she
will be remodeled for the Olympia
run ~ not known. She was given
new engines about a year ago and
has large freight carrying capacity.
Every year the State is with
drawn and Is generally tied up dur.
ING the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
He MAY
KILL HIMSELF

WASHINGTON. y. G. Sept -
From the attitude % certain Off
ciaia % the state ispartmcui & IL
believed that dispatches have been
received which have made the iliis
uola authorities very uneasy con
corning the future eonduct % Paul
sfenniaaa. the desaaitlax Chicago
bank president, Dos under arrest
ia TauEter.
4, Is said that apparsniiY he snf
fera great rpm0rNe. and consequent
Il the fear IL entertained that be
gAy attempt suicide hefeFe he
reaches the scene Of bis dsfalca
ton. on the ether hand. there i
some fear that sfeusiRnd's depfess
sion Of spirit l. assumed ana that
hs may have IN contemplation .
possible method ~ ESCAPE u IL
understood here that since bis ar
rest he has not been left alone Tor
moment and tina, this watchfal.
ness wlii b. maintained throughout
the Journey home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
RALLY At THE
AUDITORIUM
SEATTLE ECONOMIC CLUB
WILL HAVE BIG TIME To
NIGhT--M. o's TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY AT SAME
PLACE.

The first and only public meet.
ing 70 be held by the forces OPP
posing municipal ownership in the
present campaign will be held this
evening at the Auditorium. Fourth
sv.. north Of Pike At The munich.
pal ownership advocates viii FOL.
low tonight's meeting with one OF
their own at the same place next
Monday night. which meeting will
close the campaign
In order 20 give persons who are
interested an opportunity TO hear
both sides of the question. the mu.
nicipal ownership advocates yes
terday challenged the Seattle Eleo.
trio league to meet them In Joint
debate at both meetings, dividing
the time between the opposing
forces. This challenge the Seattle
Electric league has not ms yet ac-
cepted. proferring 10 have its own
meeting Independently OF the OPP
position 10 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
j. S. CAN'T FORCE
JUNTAPAPER OUT

The following telegram was aent
10 President Roosevelt.
st Louis. Sept Z. 1900
TO the United Stater President.
Theodore Roosevelt. Washington.
We have seen In the city press
telegram from President Dlaz AJAX
Ing your government to suppress
Regeneration aud its editors aud
instlgatora of an antiforeign feel
ing TO Mexico.
I'VE protest theoretically against
the charges of Diaz and We assure
you that our opposition Il only con
trary 20 the terrible tyranny Of the
dictator. We work for the Mexican
peoples liberty. We want an hon.
est government in our country
I'VE hope from you. Mr. Presi.
dent. that you take into consldora.
ton our protest
Yours very respectfully,
"HEGENERACION'S EDITORS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

The iesal limit % indebtedness
o. the city under the state laws -
10 per cent q the assessed value
o. property Ia the city limits IN
1909 The legal limit. according 70
Mr.. kKnswH fisufes. VAS tthisstt.
At that time Ne we're ~ debt BY
bonds Ia the sum ~ tatz0 Gee. ishN-
inE 20 a reserve borrowing capacity
wiihia tho LEGAL limit u bot ttss. :
gU.
Under the assessment ~ 1909
nov Aprrpartius completion. thf
iesai limit - tho eits's Indebtedness
wili be tlgsseias. The actual eut
standing bonded Indebtedness - TIE
city 81 the present time is bot % :
sskeea. Therefore the city now has
fsservs earfeNlns capacity un1sg
the state iaw Of ts.ost.isz, O. more
than 10 times as great - TIE re
Serve boffeeiaK capacity Of the citg
slx years zkn,
There u an even sifnpief Ney -
iilustfaiins a. The bonded aebt q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
LINE To Be
HERE IN THREE YEARS

you viii buiid into Spokane GA the
main line" be vas asAed.
That i Z qasstipn ! cannot an.
sNrr Of present
"Ia II true that your road and the
Hartman lines have been In neEns
tlafion whereby you might come 10
here over the o r. & NJ
There have been DO such naEo.
fiafiona The route 80 outlined IN
dispatches from Gianham. n D.. to
Hutfe IL correct We hope 70 be
able 10 announce the Noe from
Butte wess IN 30 days"
when do you expect 20 have the
line completed into Scatter
In about three years. said Nr.
Earring. The distance from ST
Paul viii be about the same sa over
tho other lines
DO you have any reason to be
lleye that the Northwestern viii
build soon TO the North coast ?"
Il don't know anything about itA
plans"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
BIG DEBATE
ON TONIGHT
TWO MEMBERS OF SEATTLE
BAR WILL DISCUSS N. o. AT
UNIVERSITY sTATloN-LA.
IONA AND BROOKLYN INTER.
EsTEp.

A public debate on the Municipal
Ownership question viii be held TO.
night at University station. Two
members of the Seattle bar who re.
side IN Brooklyn viii be the speak.
ers. John ". Roberts opposing Sc
attle's ownership OF street rail.
way line. aud Alfred L. Parker de.
Tending 1t.
The debate Is arouslng much In.
terest In l.atona and Brooklyn. as
both speakers are known to be able
men aud forceful speakers, each
being an enthusiastic supporter OF
his stand IN the controversy. Many
OF the citizens are planning 10 at.
tend this debate in order TO hear
the pro and con OF the question.
The meeting win he held In Sher.
rick's hall at University station, TO
night az s o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
INSPECT PIPE
LINE ROUTE
usExAmisGo PORTION or
NEW CEDAR RIVER PIPE LINE
ls TO BE INSPECTED sY CITY
ENGINEER.

The unaximcd portion Of the
route OF the proposed Cedar river
pipe line u 60 be gune over within
a fen DAYS according TO information
given out by Assistant Engineer
Scott thls morning On his trip 70
the city's intake a week sEo. CITY
Engineer Thomson followed the
route OF The old pipe line into Rem
ton. leaving a distance Of some thir.
teen miles set TO be gone over.
SIR. Scott stated that piping Tor
the new line would be hard TO pro.
cure. owing TO the scarcity OF wood
pipes Bids for the contract OF
building the new line. which IL de
signed to FIJI the reservoirs al
Beacon Hill and Volunteer park
will be received for thirty days
after the election Of September IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
HID 7 f
At IRE
Damage to the DoneIIy
in Tacoma Will
Amount TO About
$4,000.

TACOMA. SEPT seAftsr being
newly renovated and decorated. tho
nonuallY hotel was damaged 10 the
extent q s. eco hy fire aud water
this morning THE smoke filled the
upprr corridors Of the hotel emus.
ms a panic among the Euests, There
were several spectacular eseapea
down tha fire rseaprn.
The fire daa discovered IA tho
Kitchen about e'clock. and the
smoke quickly filled the huildins
The WOMEN guests aeantiiy clad,
aided BY the men. we're helped
down the fire escapes. 10 the cold
pavements A. AZ nanks. county
clerk 81 Pierce county. made his
way down The eide q the hotel. clad
only en- patamAs
The damage Was caused frin-
giraitf hy water. The firsmen dfas.
gra their hoea through ths UPPER
windows and the water SOAKED
through. running the carpets sui
decorations recently completed ~
elE expense
business a. ths hotel q helms
conducted ~ usual as the southern
end remains Intact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
WANT TRAINING SHIP.

Another attempt 20 secure for Sc
attic and Washington 3 training shit
for boys. similar TO that 81 the Mae
aachussifa training school. viii b
made By the Masters and Pilots A.
pociati0n OF Puget Sound The
matter will be taken up With the
associations attorney and btu for
presentation to the next congress
viii be drafted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
UNKNOWN SUICIDES
IN LAKE UNION

that an attempt II self destruction
bad bexn made wtth , pen knlie. the
Idea evidently besnE to caf the
arteries ~ the arm. thrfxhf caun
Tag death ihroagh iosa Of blood
The BODY w2n neatly dressed ia
a ault Of black. ana vhen flsent.
cred = black tsfby bat sliii re
nAinsa On the head There wefe
no pspefs 90 tho body. neither So
there = watch OF mnneg. the eto'h-
lax hoias snuFclY devoid a ans
msfks or contents which Nualf a.
sfst Ia iaesfiHeitlon-
The dead man was about at ears
o. aFe. ~ mediums height and bniid.
had a reddish naoaafscte
Corunsf Carroll vas notified aud
The body removed % the pafsers OF
TIC naares Watson eofnpanl. y hefs
tie awaits Identification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
sooY oF WELL DRESSED Man
FOUND FLOATING IN wATga
WRISTS cur WITH KNIFE.
NO PAPERS ~ POCKETS FOR
IDENTIFICATION

TIE bedy Of well aeassd man
Nna fouad yesterday afternnon
ahoul 4 o'closk Ia Lake tnirn Is
Victor Skoxman and = eut1panloa
sha were fishing from the bridge
- the foot ~ GairF sc Nhen re.
moved the hoay Was tdeniified az
being that Of = man Who had te~a
seen eni6inx about on the bridge
for tbs past tAa days The iuft
wrlss uas almost severed. sboNink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
pRg sloEHr EAaLiNo MAKES
THAT STATEMENT ON THIS
PRESENT rRIp-LocaL oFFI.
GALS WITH HIM.

~ " Williams. president 81 The
ChicaEa. Milwaukee a - Paul :
subsidiary corporation In We shluK
ton. and Il G Henry. Who has the
grading for the railroad In thls
state. returned from Spokane last
ntHhf where both were IN eousulta.
fi0h Wtth President Albert Earring
Mr. Earii1g did not come 70 Seattle.
but returned 10 Chicago direct AZ.
ter personally inspecting the pro.
posed route OF hts railroad through
the Bitter Root mountains south of
saiteae. Mont
About Spokane.
is Il definitely decided whether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
ALASKA FLEET COMING.

Capt Jarvis, manager OF the
Northwestern Fisheries company,
Is expecting n fleet OF Alaska fish
ing vessels from the north within
the next three days Nothing has
been heard OF the boats, although
a report received by Capt Jarvis
stated that small flotllla OF
sohooners were seen off Tatoosh
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
WILL Be TRIED
NEXT MONTH

Mrs. crefnsld. charged with COM
rffflfv ~ the murder ~ George
Mlichsii. viii be tried early IN Oe-
taher. This information was given
aut this morning Attorney Baxter.
who ~ 20 act ~ her counsel WIS.,
ICED Mrs.. creffieid this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

es,,ins Favored Harvard.

PUTNEY. Eng Sept s-The
betting switched slightly IN favor
~ Harvard before the race There
was plenty % Harvard money lost
~ odds Of 8 TO In favor 81 Cam.
bridge. where earlier the betting
had been IL 20 10. Bonhome. No.
e. IN the Cambridge crew. was
slightly ill from the effects OF the
sun but took his place in the shell.
me start vas at 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
S. A. CONGRESS
FOR SEATTLE
sALvATIoNlsTs OF NORTH PA.
cIFIc PROVINCE WILL MEET
HERE NEXT MONDAY - PUB
Lie WEDDING.

When the officers OF the North
ern Pacific Province Of the Saliva
ton Army arrive in the city TO hold
tho annual congress on October 2.
8 aud 4. they will be rendered a re-
ceptlon by the local organization.
The congress held here in Octo.
Der will be the second one. The
first WAS held several years ago In
Portland The province consists oe
Washington Idaho, Oregon. Mon.
tana and Wyoming
The feature Of the congress viii
be the public wedding of Ensign A.
=. Storey and Captain Eva Jenkins,
which win be held az the Presby-
terlan church ON October ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
STEVE ADAMS
is RELEASED

BOISE. Idaho, Sept Steve
Adams. held In the penitentiary
since Feb. 20. gained his liberty to-
day through habeas corpus proceed
ings ia the district court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
ARRESTED ON A
SERIOUS CHARGE

WASHINGTON. -. G.. sept 80
The department Of pustice was ~.
formed this morning mat Aafshal
Daniels had arrested 30 residents oi
Arizona. mostly Mexicans, ana
charged them with organizing Tor
an insufraetion against the Mexican
government a hearing VIII be
held ~ Douglas this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
MODEL
CLAY
Youthful Spokane MUIR
derer Plans to Spend
Time in Jail AS a
Sculptor.

SPOKANE. Sept s-sidney
Sloan. the youth OF this city. WIG
Is In jail Awaiting trial for the kil5
Ing Of his father. IL planning clay
modelling and he has asked the goW
ern0r 10 furnish au outfit
Present indications are thai
Sloane will como up for trial 10
November
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

Notwithstanding that indebted
ness. however. the association sent
on record az being In favor OF the
proposed canal bond issue. which
does not involve the public opera
ton Of a utility which win come
into composition with a monopoly
private undertakluR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
HANDLE MANY MEN.

In the report Of Deputy shippinf
Commissioner Arthur Callahan foi
the month Of August 80 per cent
more men we're handled In the OF
flee than IN August Of 1906. A toia
Of z.ato men we're handled durinl
the past month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

WASHINGTON. u. c. Sept s.
The government has determined
that Il cannot possibly legally wipe
out the Mexican iunia nc 81 Louis
The administration IA inceused At
the clique that has been iafasslng
a friendly power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
PAT COSTELLO
GOES INSANE

pat Costello. Who was arrested
yesterday ON a charge OF insanity.
uaR tried before the commission
early this morning aud ordered
committed. Costello has been In
the real estate business IN Seattle.
and II II thought worry about his
huafn~sg caused hts break down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
ousRAY FOUND GUILTY.

Pierre DubraY. alias Charles
Riley. charged with robblrE < X
8adc II $40 earlY IN August. Vas
found guilty this morning pnhraf
served sentence of tarce Years Ia
che California state prison Tor send.
inK a threatening letter with latent
20 sxtort mooney lie vii BE sen
tcnced usxf werk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
TACOMA S
BIG FIRE:

TACOMA. Sept. s.--The entire
plant Of the Northwestern Wooden
ware company. on Dock st between
Twenty first and Twenty second
ats, Was completely destroyed by
f,re last night The loss viii. Il IL
claimed. reach nearly 100000, OF
which only about $4,000 II covered
bt Insurance.
The company employed about ib0
men. and had payroll Of about
a 600 per month. The compe ny
wIn rebuild at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

sIw WATER RULES.

. Aprinhllne hoyra will be 90
. tended nest MoHday by action
. % ths board Of public works.
= which ~as taken this morn
. lnQ. Residents W All parts o.
. TIRE city naY zee water tfoua
= sac uniit Z. % a. m. and from
4 : 10 .. ~.
. Announcement to the above
= effect Wsa NJ sdr this after.
. eoen b. Secretary C. 0, BAG
. 10y. o. ihr beard. The seu
. or6sr n,shss the hours uni
. fsrw throughout she city. and
permits residents In al see
. ssens 10 sprinkle both morning
. ard svsninp. The ns~ order
. ~iil continue IN effect Until
. farther notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
ACREAGE IS SOLD.

Seventeen acres OF land directly
south Of Fauntleroy park. which -
known as Kakeldy Beach. has been
sold BY n. G. Boltz TO DIT bagiey
for consideration Of $4,000. j,
is DR.. Bagiey's intention to Improve
the urnpoftY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Junts 10 Determined.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Sept s--The
publishers or Regeneration, q paper
printed in Spanish by the Mexican
jnnta. declare that they viii not be
forced from business Manuel Sar-
abln. who aopearr 20 be in charge
here, says that there Ia no law that
can compel them TO cease publica-
ton
earabln denied that the funta ~
anarehiatlc, declaring that not one
OF the members so much as knows
the doctrines OF anarchy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
At 7 En-
T ALMA
Insurgents Attack Hav'
ana and Government
Officials Are Panic
Stricken.

HAVANA. Sept. 1.-THE lnsur.
gents are advancing on this eity's
outskirts. u ia believed that the
rebels aim 10 capture President
Palma. Government authorities are
panic stricken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
OPPOSE N. O. BUT
SUPPORT CANAL

At n meeting held yesterday AZ
ternoon the Seattle Real Estate rs
soolatlon adopted resolutions la op'
position 10 municipal ownership.
the reason given being the present
heavy Indebtedness Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
COCHRANES PLEA
is NOT GUILTY

William Cochrane was arfaigned
this morning on a charge OF at
tempting 20 murder Thomas J.
sharkey. and pleaded not guilty.
No date has been Get for the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
WATER SHUT OFF.

Nafor will be shut off Monday
from 5 a. M. until II noon In that
district north OF East sevshiy.see'
nnd u and east Of Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Fighting =, plnsr del Rio.

HAVANA. Sept s--Gen. Alyos
and the loyal troops are surround.
ed b. insurgents In the city Of
pinaf del Rio. Desperate street
fighting IL In progress Wire com.
municatlon IL cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

Tralnst canibeaf Will iaks charge
Of the phYsieai culture st the fni-
ysfslsy ~ Washington. Although
eutdbeara duties haHe not been
fuNy dee ided upon. - 10 knaNu that
he ulil have charge 81 the physical
culture department. The regents
will appoint . man 10 take Dr.
naises'a position. and the tao men
wiii haY. entire centred 81 The ath-
lssIe department.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
'uRYmEa ARE SELECTED.

III, pne hundred turymen FOR the oc.
49, ' session Of the superior court
49,. 49, selected this morning. Prom
n. this number the turies for
sis..so us departments will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
novina On cienfueqos.

cfENFU EGOs, Sept s-Gen.
ousema is reported 20 have broken
/ the armirtics and to moving on
f the city. Government volunteers
/ have deserted 10 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

The exact number OF high school
students I'm both buildings totals
.2.232. The broadway school has an
attendance of .797 and the Franklin
Az This attendance will be slight.
" increased In the next two weeks.