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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
IHIRIY-FWE SURVIVORS.

Victoria, b. o.. Jan. 25. Though
there is faint hope that incoming
vessels today may bring a few survivors
of the steamer Valencia, which went
ashore Monuay night and which broke
upon tho rocks yesterday, there are
onlg 80 survivors cf the l14 persons
who were on board the Valencia when
she struck naar llanawa Rocks, i've
miles from Cape Beale.
The known saved are 20 persons who
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Joks on Fellow omoer.

Some of the members of the police force
PLAYED joke on one Of their number last
evening. On Tuesday the officer referred
10 purchased a cobblers outfit, in order to
keen the shoes of the members OF his
family in repair and when some Of the
other officers heard of it they obtained a
shoemaker's card, which was placed on his
door last evening and TO carry out the joke
they got several boys to take shoes there
to be repaired. The officer who was the
subject OF the joke took it good naturedly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
A Mean pIa.

Goldie Mugley-May Brown brags 10
much about her conquests. OF course,
she's more attractive to the men than 1,
but
Vera Cutting-Not at AIN Not at alll
Goldie Mugloy-So sweet of you TO say
that. but l know she is
Vera Cutt ing Nonsensel Why she
hasn't nearly so much money as you
have. Catholic Standard and Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
CAR STRIKES WAGON.

A milk wagon owned by c. II. Brioe Of
hundred was struck by car
No. 36 of the Washington street and
Boulevard line at about II o'clock this
morning. ON Washington bridge. The
wagon was wrecked The horse and
driver escaped with slight injuries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
ARE YOUR LUNGS
EASILY AFFECTED
A Little Precaution Now May Save a Lot OF
Trouble Later Remember An ounce OF
prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure"
restores Vitality and Strength.

Restores Vitality and Strength.
Miss Nellie Nolan of Syracuse. n. y.
writes: 81 have been'a long and patient
sufferer from lung difficulty; have taken
a great amount of medicine and been under
the care Of several physicians. all Of which
finally failed to benefit me. | had lost two
eisters and one brother from the dread
disease of Consumption, and when the doc
tors gave me up, / thought l should follow
them by the rayages OF the same disease.
was terribly reduced In weight, scarcely
weighing 100 pounds. l took Magee's
Emulsion and at once began 10 experience
relief. gained strength and now weigh 100
pounds. No other medicine could have
done as much tor my lungs l am sure and
l can recommend Il without hesitation"
start taking Magee's Emulsion today.
Don't wait until tomorrow, al that never
comes. Don't wait until your cold has
developed into that dread disease, Con-
sumption. Magee's Emulsion will help you
as surely as the sun will rise on the NOR
row.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Funeral Of A. A. oapelle.

The funeral Of Archibald A. Capelle
takes place this, afternoon. Services Will
be held at his late residence, 9O6 West
street. and will be conducted by Rev. A:
n. Keigwin, ID. d., pastor emeritus OF
West Presbyterian Church. lntement
will be private.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.
An Important Meeting Of the Organization
win be Held This Evening.

An important meeting Of the Mercan-
tile Association viii be held this evening
at its headquarters, and President James
G. ONeal desires a full attendance Of the
members.
There will be several committee reports.
1t is expected that the committee ap-
pointed to look into the matter Of addi-
tional New Jersey transportation facilities
will report the result Of its work, and the
committee which is arranging for the in
dustrial fair at Brandywine Springs PAX
viii probably be able to give additional
information on the subject.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Charrea win Assault.

A negro giving his name as Tanels
was arraigne1 before Magistrate King
Of Newark, yesterday, on the charge
Of assaultinR Charles Thompson, also
oolored, with intent to kill, and was
held in bail for the Court Of General
Sessions. It is said that the men had
trouble over i've cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
BOY BURNED.
Serious Result Of His Dress Catching Fire
This Morning

This Morning.
Charles Cole. aged years, of I'LL East
Tenth street. is at the Delaware Hospital
in a critical condition, suffering from
severe burns sustained about 10 o'clock
this morning at bis home.
The child is said to have placed a stick
in the stove, which set fire to his dress.
An effort was made TO extinguish the
blaze. but the child was badly burned be-
fore this was accomplished.
The Phoenix ambulance was summoned
and the child was removed to the Della
ware Hospital, where it was given atten-
fion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
LocnmnllrrnnrnIl..I

va r., y. a W. railroad looomoti We
N" e,eIailed in the west yard, near
90, tower, this morning, about 2
t,ss.gSos' and as a result some Of the
mjnss were blocked for about 40
uuses Nobody was hurt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
CALIFORNIA BANK CLOSED.

&c q 'aied Press Dispatch by special Wires
Tka can Luis Obispo, CAL, Jan. D.
ei5 bank Of San Luis Obispo, the
;ees' Institution Of the kind in this
NJ ~ y, Y closed its doors today by order
'ue oank comm issioners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
THE BUILDING ORDINANCE.
Inspector Connolly is Mailing Copies to
Interested Parties.

IHT0IE IE9TTW 7 y TIUl1
Building Inspector Connolly is mailing
printed copies Of the proposed new build
ing ordinance to all builders, bricklayers
and carpenters with whose addresses he is
acquainted, in order that they can ex-
anime the proposed law.
Inspector Connolly would like them TO
examine it carefully and give him an ex-
preston thereon, either publicly OF pri-
vatelv. as to It's merits OF dement's, and he
would be glad to receive suggestions as to
adding or eliminating anything. Mr..
Connolly says he considers the measure
good, sound and practical, but he wants
the opinions OF others.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
A Workman Injured.

George Smith. an employe of the Harlan
& Hollingsworth Co., had his foot mashed
early this afternoon by shaft falling on
II. He was taken to his home, Ills Read
street. s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Tonopnh onse con,innsd.

ubias lonopah Gold Mining case,
Urite was was to have come up in the
tisnseS9 ti.e9 states Court. today, was con-
on molten of William S. Hilles,
'uey' until February 26th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25

we're picked up from life raft by the
steamer Topeka at I o'clock yesterday
afternoon and 10 survivors who put OIL
from tho wreck in two boats and sue
ogeded in reaching Vancouver island.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
The Loss Of Life Will Most Likely
Approximate More Than One
Hundred Persons.
RESCUE WORK IS DIFFICULT
II is Probable That One Hun
dred and Forty Persons VIII
Make up the Death List
The ONLY HOPE OF SAVING LIFE
Is That a Rescue May be Ef-
feCted With Lines Fired
From Land.

The steamer Valencia Lies nraadsidn
Against the shore, wnh tho rnrrpart of
ihe vessel submerged and rhirty rcraons
Chnging 60 the Rigging.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
NO WINE-NO WHISKEY-JUST FOOD.

Insist uuon he genunetake no substitute
3 Carmel Wholesale and Retail Druggist 0th and Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
COUNTY
CANNOT BUILD

That Seattle viii not have an
sfmoff IA time 10 accommodate the
Christian EndaAvor convention in
1907 Ia The very probable result 81
decision BY Judge Griffin II tie
superior court this morning. whefa=
b he ofefrulsd the demurrer II the
county commissioner In the test
case which waa brought 10 discover
whether the county could build the
afmarY and give Il to the state
Judge Griffin held hY his decision
that the county cannot appropriate
fanda for other than county snsiitu-
fIana and hence cannot build an
arnofy for the state national guard.
Unless tho state supreme court
efeHruiea the decision ~ Judge GFlf-
Tin there appears NJ present 10 be
no way in which the county can
build the armory. The property on
Western ax5. which n 70 be used Ms
the site. helonKa n tho stale. and
the county cannot erect an artnnry
upon n The legislature ~ It's next
session may deed the property 70
the county. or may decide 10 erect
the armotY itself but Il In very
probable that The building cannot
b. completed in time To aeeamma.
data the convention. The case will
60 10 the supreme court At once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
NADEAU
FOR MANAGER
CHAMBER or COMMERCE Leaders WOULD ReosoAslzs AND
WILL OFFER WILL KNOWN N p. MAN sAlARGo POSITION
IMPORTANCE

/ A NaAeau. Haneral AGENT ef the
Northern Pacific Railway company
n seattle. e. II be ~ desires. %
hseums The only saiaried Official 81
The Seattle chamber u commerce
A. q metfIaE yesterday afternoon
Of + r. g - he guiding spirits Of
the sb&@aH af commerce Il vas
aefefmiasd - effect farrnulsa.
tlaH 4 he chamber ard ~ invite
NJ stsasaa . hsnams what "A 60
- known Sc The gensfai manager
IT the organization
The aaiaIY 70 - attached ~ she.
position viii he Of sufficient pFopuF-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
.HUNTINCTONS
ARE DIVORCED

SAN FRANCISCO. March 81
After ten minutes OF court proceed
ings. Mrs Mary a. Huntington was
divorced this morning from Henry
+ Huntington. nephew af the late
Coils +. Huntington. the traction
magnate and multi-mlilionalre. after
being welded for 30 years
Mira Huntington told Judge Ora
ham the story Of their marital re-
laiious. an1 said there was no CON-
muuity property.
L II. Prentice. Mrs HuntinEtan's
brother. testified that the couple
had not maintained marital reia-
tiona for five or six years No set
Element Of any character was asked.
II ia understood that the parties
are arranging a division OF the prop
efty out OF court. There are four
children. all Of age. Following the
court proceedings. Mrs Huntington
left the court room 70 take passage
on the Korea for japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
8 DAYS LEFT

Eight days yet remain within
hleh water nnare In thn Third dis
tftet may pas their matsf fvht vita
uuf having tho penalty - 81 cents
Tor delinquency charged against
them Rates IN the thtFd district
are payable during tn third month
% the quarter mHa hseosns della
qaunt On she first Har Of ihs fniiuw
lnK quarter In lhIa eaee they wiil
become delinquent on Apgii /
The penalty attaching "a dellu.
gasneY i so eente The shlfd dEa
trief uaera haYe come In pretty gen
orally aarinE the present month
bat there are probably one third Of
then yet whG have rot paid ard
mauv users in thai district probably
30 u0t knoN Nhsu the rates ara pay
able Under the nsw system TIE
shiFa district comprises All The pufz
ton II the elty north OF Caller and
East Caller Ata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
STATEHOOD
BILL AGAIN

WARRINGTON. March -
The statehood bill was taken from
the table to-day and warm naht
opened un In an endeavaf to get
Oklahoma IA hy aiHfekafdtuK Art
aaHA and New Me8tea A paflias
mengsry discussion delayed the de-
bate On the hili on Re meFltaz
Closing the debate an the state
hood bill. } Adam uade. 81 Miuues
areils. tho hamellag of tie ho9He,
said
4 llka the president. because hv
allowed 4 member ~ saHafszH -
break into hts hoasshal1 without
elnElbx al alarm. ard heaauae be
Eaen hia dauaiitsr ca en American
ana nat te = degenerate prince. tnI
he sHeald net Disagree With The Hens
ate when The senate + right The
heuhe ought 10 pass the bin
Among the republicans voting
witt the democrats At various
afaass we're Mefaehlan. Nesaham.
snslth Hayes aud aHlstt. q Cali
fa5ula. French. II Idaho. Hermann.
u afeHea. ana Howell. II Utah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
ONE SALOON MAN LIKES
SLOT MACHINE ORDER

Not all Of the saloon and cigar
men are protesting against the en-
fefeement b. Mayor Moore Of the
isw against slot machines and other
forms % gambling Those who have
made Il practice to obey the laws
ln the past are clad 10 see tie ae-
ton taken BY the administration
since il places tho better places on
basis 81 fair equality with their
competitors who In the past have
made Il q practice 20 violate the
laws.
James Eheehan. who declares that
the slot machine and other forms
Of gambling are not a necessary ad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
MULLEN SAYS HE
WILL NOT CONTEST
~lF WANTS rHe COURT cvEs IT TO HIM
sE can HAVE IT. Nc nEclAHHs-How MISTAKES WIRE


4 shaft rot exert myself IN De-
Tending the sthefinH contest brought
snazual me ~ Matthew naM Ger fhs
office 81 councilman Al large. aid
Councilman Frank 4 Mullen this
morning 70 = reporter f0f The Star
II tsnm SAINTS ths nfflca and thn
court wanfa to give 4 20 him let
him 60 ahead ard SET r. There -
nothing IL IL Ter ms bat work ana
ifaufsie. saf II tbefe Il sHnsa either
man 20 the eiff Wha Nania Il bad
enough % u1sks a right in court for
Il. Why I nax lss him have &.
II Il roe sat8 q be more likely
fha1 uos utii succeed IA amseatieR
Councilman Hnfa than Mullen II
thH election there wefe hundreds
" he voted tha straight fepHhileeu
tiaket otherwise. hHt who mAFkeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
WARRANT FOR kAspER

A benrh warrant was issued this
morning by the superior court for
the arrest 81 Joseph kaeper. who Is
said 20 be In hiding 70 avoid pay
inE for the support OF his son. Haf-
~ Kasper Kaepef was recently or
eered 10 pay G. q. Ruad s. a week
for the ehild'e support and has not
done - Rnda claims that kasper
Is about 10 leave the state TO avoid
paying the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
CITY PLANT CUTS HIS
LIGHT RATE IN TWO

Evidence 81 the effect ef the city
lighting plant on commercial llght-
ing rates since The plant vas pFo@
ieeted il continued IN the recital -
James sheshan.. the Ind avs eal0un
keeper. II his Own experience with
lighting charges air. aheehan DE-
riarrs that hn has already enjoy "a
30 mitch benefit from The city plant
that he has had eitF light Installed
and proposes % continue - patroas
ise u whether he can get cheaper
rates from tho commercial lighting
companies or Got.
before this city plant was pro-
feeted, the lighting bills Tor my aa-
loon ran al the weY from $50 e
$50 a mouth. salt Mr.. Eheehan this
morning. After the constructions
OF the city plant had begun
mr. rates we're reduced y APP
pfxlmatalY oae-hslf. and for two
years | had a fiat rats FOR the same
service Of SO month. This year !
made a contract with the city plant
for rny iighta. and after had hp-
piled for the city service the hu8-
quaimis company offered to supply
ma with .hs service 81 a flat rate 81
f2s a month
Il have not received my fret
months bill yet. 90 do not know
what my charge from the city plant
will be But no matter what It is,
shall continue to use city light.
The effect Of the plant haz already
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
$4,000 FOR
SIXTY ACRES

Y. D Hcf1as has purchased tata
1 y ssd II hkeek & - Tasnea
fassa Aaalttoa Il Seattle. frnna !.
Y aFsfnth tar the saan Of g. aaa.
fss aFoperty II at TIE corner Of
ID sss lasksor-
4k M1aaxhlin has secured
~ HsxsF : Greene 4 iafwe tract
{ All opposite ms sfsy IisnifN It
9ssrgssnwn. rear fha onWarlla
F'Fw. fsr ears Iteration e sfTf.-
- ne rxpN9fsg snhraees ever 80
Azs sm4 VII - alattea ard rtae ID
= ~ nsafket.
Dexter Horton a 60. have sela 70
4 u Dean lats ! ara q htaek r.
~ lets : ans :. hlaek 81. ~ Il. T.
Decays House addition. fsg Suisse.
n fsss nau1ed property u at the
iMrsE u Seventh AMI Republican,
Al ihs sseoua uaned Il az f1ftu ~.
zrl Aspehllean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
To BIG
DEAL F LIED

Deeds were filed at the county
court house today transferring title
in the property owned by the Seat
tie Lighting company. and now oc-
cupied as a site for their gas plant
TO Mira. Z. H. Jessup for a consider@
alton OF 81 200 900.
This property has in reality been
acquired by the Union Pacific and
Is e. eventually be used as a site for
their passenger depot. The sale was
exclusively reported in The Star sic
weeks ago. The land includes a
block bounded by Fifth and sixth
avs. south and Jackson and King
SITS, and four lots covering the half
block between Fifth and Sixth avs,
south. and lying north OF Jackson
ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
SHERIFF
Is SHOT

WALLACE Idaho. Marrh "a
Members az The western Federation
81 Miners here deny completely III
the attempt 81 assanninate Sheriff
Angus Sutherland ~ mn Hanna
last sight.
Sutherland. who vas shot IN the
neck. h not fatally Injured. A dea-
uerate encounter followed the
shooting. but Hanna VAS averpaw-
cred and dlsafmed and II NOW In
taH Excitement runs high. Hanna
ahus the sheriff 70 escape writ Of
restitution on railroad lard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

. efesa after the uanse q naw on
TIE fmaHif oral ownership ticket.
IL many Of The precincts e nAs
the practice 81 the Judges ard las
afseetnfH - peant these haiiasa fer
naw and fiutai since Hnfds naane
wmH the name u the councilman. al j.
large candidate On the republican
ticket net opposite the name Of pow.
These ballots should have been
eamntea Cor npws but for no afh~f
candidate for councilman at large
Thp fact that fl many raHea they
acre runntpd fof HurA improperly
Increased HURTS vote. and u IL vety
probable. Il Il said. that recount
~ tha votes uili snuA that Mullen
received anre votes than dia Hufa
although The official returns ehoA
that Bafd ran ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
ON TRAIL OF
GAME HOGS
WOODS GETS
TEN YEARS.

BAN FRANCISCO. March ~
Frank Woods one Of the most dan
Rerous bill raiaefa on the Pacific
epaHt. was sentenced - 10 years in
San Quentin prison BY Judge De
Haven this morning Irwin Butler.
John Adams and Frrd Grey. other
members OF the Woods gang. are
awaiting trial on the same charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
May PLEAD GUILTY

Assault and battery Naa tho
charge flied this morning - The
pf9aNs atins attorney against FRED
Hallessoa ard Dan Carroll. whs
Nsse arrested for beating Anasrw
Whits over The head AMI we're
Thought 80 have rubbed him tbs
row occurred last uSoatE near
Eaamelswa sna Il WA supposed the
men would - charged WlIh assault
ufth . deadly Naanau. oF robbery
bat # Vas Enand inpnAslhlu to GET
evidence that they rubbed Waite
ard they we're charged with the
minor offence. 90 which II Il an.
dssssoad they VIII plead guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

items 10 make Il possible for such a
man as Me- Nadsau ia accept Il aud
the position wilI be Of Sufficient I'm.
pnFtanes - make u attractive.
A. the nesting yesterday J u
Meihle formally rendered his reaiK
natlan ~ secretary. and this will he
acted upon a. the next regular
fneetinK 81 the chamber
g Il lanaall. at present acting
anafetaff Of the chamber. viii re.
main nutii Mr. sAdsan accepts the
office. or until some one Ie obtained
70 TIL the position Offered 10 Mr..
NAaean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
SALOON BOX
LAW EvADEO
r.sbionabe Resorts, Under Name Of Cafes
Cater to Closed Box Liquor Trade---Several
are Pitfalls for Young Girls.

fenortef who looked over the place
THE morning.
Puts Ills Feet In II.
Have you aay alley entraneef
he Nas asked aud. without the aules
aF u an eyelaah. he replied. We'll.
should say nett The reporter
thefsup0n informed the proprietor
that he hal iuat passed throuEh
from the alley hafheria simply
looked damfonnded
no you have beds In your rooms
UPSTAIRS waa another question. O.
which Mr. RaFheFis answered that
he waa operating a hotel lie could
not predn any hotel fegisss eaa
had ne SKA displayed from the eai
side &C Tie building Indicating that
there VAS anything besides a req
taafaat operated inside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
RECOMMENDS
It's PASSAGE

WASHINGTON Mafsa = rha
senate committee an ealHmaeNe 20
day recommended ne passage ef the
blH suffepFlaiink essaaee fog the
construction sud equipment q a life
saving ocean going tug Tor service
On the Nurth Pacific eHasf ard
nfe STAYING station near Seah na2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
Counties Represented.

tnuct TO the saloon business. said
this morning.
4 am glad that the mayor has pue
q stop 70 the unlawful practices IN
the II years I have been in the sa-
loon business I have never had
slot machine In any 81 my saleona
ana do not consider them neees-
saFy. II the police would enforcs
ali The laws against the saloons 10
would uat the dives and law vfo~
lators out Of business and the sa<
Icon business generally would 20
less subject 10 attack from ostssds
sources. There IL such a thing 50
q man running a saloon within the
laws. and hope the new nayos
vii require ail the men IN the buni~
meas 10 DO So"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
TART REPLY TO
THOMAS LA WSON
UNION srNos MESSAGE THAT WILL PROBABLY HOLD THE
MILLIONAIRE ron A WHILE

HuTTE. Mont March e The
Butte Miners. union. In replying 70
a telegram received from Thaa
lawson predicting a cut In wages
and claiming that the Amalkamated
Copper company has millions Of
pounds OF copper stored. antleipat=
ing a shut down and strike. aud also
attacking the butter Copper eums
uany aud banks this morning sent
the following telegram to lawson
Miners Of Montana need no stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
DISCUSS aEeRkoE

The Ninth Avenue aud Dexter
Avenue improvement etHh held a
special meeting last night IT which
TIE FesFaae proposed feF those tao
streets VAS carefully discussed As
sintAnf CITY Engineer bimmneh IL
Illustrated 10 thn club wElA mapa the
plan af the proposed grade. whirh
would carry tha streets around
Queen Auue hill to Fresaouts Caaa.
Gilman grtehtun. us the Eighth
ward. vas also Il The unstinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
AK ron RECEIVER

John corglat. as administrator Of
the estate Of Befnardlno Capnuei
has brought suit and asks a receiver
for the Fred Marine company. a
market gardening institution with
considerable land south OF the city.
corEiat alleges that Francesca Ca
parbo and Nicola Dizernua. d.
reetors OF the company. are not pro-
teatlng the rights Of the late Cap
puei. who owned q aud a fraction
shares OF stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
DAUGHTER WILL
CONTEST LEGACY

Los ANGELES. Cal. March -
The will NJ the late Dennis II nue.
former chief engineer Of the Cana
dian rasifie railway. KiviuE his for
tune % I4aeiIia Gilbert Sells. vas
filed today. His daughter. Mrs
Robert Elliott of Denver. has filed
= contest. claiming fraud aud undue
influence ~ the actress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

At DEL MONTE

MONTEREY, Cal. March "a
Sixty representatives q the COM
merelai organizations 81 the state
Of Washington arrived on a special
train AZ the Del Monte hotel this
morning They took the famous IL
mile drive. returning for luncheon.
and then left this afternoon for Los
Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
MAY BE INDICTED
AGAIN

CHICAGO. March =. Heads Of
the packing Industries freed by
Judge Humphrey my he cited 10
answer far contempt % court fer
the alleged violation q Judge Gross
cups injunction restraining them
from violating the sherman anti
trust law. Attorney Morrison Is
searching for possibility 81 re-
indfetlnk the individual packers.