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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-23

Along Monroe street there are sew
eral places where water spouts from
the roofs empty on to the sidewalks,
and during rains spout forth water on
passing pedestrians in way that Is
extremely unwarranted, because the
spouts are supposed TO be connected
with drain under the sidewalk, con-
veying the water to the gutter. Now,
as most every drain is connected this
way, why can't the rest of them be
likewise? Any one who has had the
misfortune TO walk by one of these
places on a rainy day and get COM
pletely "soused" with water will be
able 70 appreciate our argument.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-23

A few boarders. Apply 276 North
Calhoun street or P o Box a26.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-23

Notice Coy. Broward can now be
found in his Office from 7.30 a. m. TO 6
p. M, attending to the business the
people sent him TO attend TO. The
Times Union will accord him full credit
for everything that he does in the in
terest of the State. and will give him
the proper praise for every public act
that may prove worthy Of praise. but
when he starts out, turns the govern
ment Of the people over to a private
secretary, 10 go from place to place in
the State, attempting to spread politi-
cal disease and tommyrot and TO arouse
hatred Of class against class, the Times
lime light. Short Talks.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
MOB IN NEW YORK
STOPPED IN WORK
At LAST MOMENT
Moose About Neck of
Girls ASSaiIant When
Police Arrive.
Photo y Fl1a

NEW YORK. Oct 9-Members of an
angry mob were slipping moose over
tl1 Lesd OF Sidney Freio5ergl accused
og ettackiug "a little girl, when police
men arrived and prevented "a lynChing
y} f-5would have occurred ia New
- sft- -sue
ca --- eemen charged the mob with
f.l..r 4toIs and clubs and had 10
~ man from the infuriated men
an 5d hanging him.
Tne mother OF Angeliue Olsier. OF C23
East 10Th street. says that tn attack
was made three days ago. Mrs OLslcr
with her daughter have since been
looking for Freidberg.
They found him ou l5Jth street, near
Elton avenue. the little girl pointing
him out. The mother called Tor the po-
lice, and scratched the mans face, A
large crowd was attracted 10 the se2ne,
and some one yelled; Lynch the
neudt'
A rope was thrown over the limb 3t
a nearby tree and "a moose was made
Then the police arrived and took Freid-
berg TO the Morrisiana station.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
NEW FIRM COMES
RESULT OF BOON
Wholesale Tobacco House to
Be Established Here, Real
izing Future Of City.

On October Is, the Jobbers and Ship
pers' Association viii be able 10 point
10 one wholesale and Iobblng house in
the heart of the business section OF
Washington. and say
our work has borne its first fruits
on the date mentioned. William
Deiches & Sons, wholesale tobacco and
cigars, will begin 90 do business NJ 4l4
Tenth street northwest. The firm comes
here as a direct and uuQuestioned result
OF the campaign for the Greater Wash
ington- It's members read and heard of
the movement. and decided that this
would be a good place TO do business.
The business viii be under the direct
charge of Milton Deiches and William
Deiches, ir.. both Of whom come from
Baltimore. where the house OF William
Deiches has for more than thirty-hve
years been one Of the leading factors
in the tobacco business.
The new Washington firm is, however.
separate and distinct yet at the same
time f. viii enjoy the prestige of the
Baltimore concern and be able 10 profit
BIZ intimate knowledge &C. the Southern
field gained from the same source
Milton Deiches and William Deiches,
ir., were early attracted by the earnest
ness with which Washington iObberE
and shippers were going about the
business Of developing this branch OF
trade In the Southern field. They made
several visits 20 the city, looking thor
oughly into the matter. Several Weess
ago the decision to establish a house
here was made and now that suitable
qusrters have been secured il will be
done at once.
There are other evidences that the
Greater Washington movement IS max
ing good Additional names are being
added to the roster Of membership ev-
cry day. showing that the business men
Of the city realize that the move is a
reality which viii accomplish great
things In the near future.
The joint committee of the Jobbers
and Shippers Association, the BoarG Of
trade and the Bushes Mems AssOcia-
tion viii meet tonight to formulate fur
ther plans for the Washington exhibit
at the jamestown Exposition
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
ASKS $4,000 FOR KISS
STEAMERS OFFICER TOOK

NEW YORK, oct. "A libel against
the steamship Friedrich der Crosse, Of
the North German Lloyd Line, was aled
in the federal court demanding $4,000
damages for an alleged attack upon a
woman passenger by the ships first Of
lcer.
Mrs. Sophie Noerchen, wife OF a law
yer. says that at o'clock on the morn
ing of August the first officer. one
HousernHn, entered her staterOom
seized and kissed her, and she suffered
much pain and injury IN resisting, and
much distress In consequence Of further
acts on the part Of tho officer.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
Smoker and Campfire
Event Of Encampment

Good stories Of soldier life. fine clear
Havanas, everything nice TO eat and
drink. and the best Of fellowship were
served in abundance at the smoker and
campfire Of the veterans I'm the Wash
inRton Light Infantry armory last
night. Fully five Thousand heroes OF
the Spanish war gathered round the
campfire and smoked the pipe Of peace.
The affair was pronounced a success in
every way.
When members of the Fitzhugh Lee
Camp, of Richmond, Va, marched into
the hall they were given an ovation.
Commander J. Walter Mitchell, of the
Department of the District welcomed
the representatives of the Old DOmin-
ion Gen. 3. p EntTikin. of the G. A.
r., also extended hearty greeting TO the
Continued on Third Page)
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
Baseball Bulletins
The results of the worlds

The results Of the world S
championship baseball Sc
ries, beginning today, be
tween the Chicago Ameri-
can and National League
teams, will be announced
at The Times Office in de-
tail. The games begin at
$50 p. m, Washington
time.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
c1o Eiagara Falls Excursion,

Last of the season. via Pennsylvania
Railroad. October ~. Special train OF
parlor cars, dining car, and coaches
leaves Washington 7:55 a. m. Tickets
good for ten days. Further particulars
OF ticket agents.--Adv.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
DISTRICT VETERAN
PROMINENT FIGURE
IN LIVELY RACE
Followers of Each Are
Sanguine of Landing
Coveted Prize.

A bloodIess war is on 80 the ranks o.
the veterans. A fight FOR the COM
DaanIer-In-chiefship, Tor vhich Major
Il. s. Hodgsou, Of the District. Gen.
George NJ. IoultCu Of Illinois. and Capt
Hamilton Ward, or New York. are s1rIv-
ing. The battle of ballots VIII be fought
in The National Guard aTmCry. over
Center Market. tomorrow. and the cleo
uon promises 10 be the most spirited in
the history Of the veterans organization,
because this year. as never before. the
race is "a three-cornered one.
Hodgson's Followers Sanguiue.
Major Hodgson has the s0Ld support
OF every District veteran Maryland will
probably throw her votes his way. Penn
syIyauia is very friendly to the local
branch OF the order and the thirty OF
more ballots from the Keystone State
may De cast for Hodgson. The local
veterans have been working for weeks
in the hope Of placing him In the highest
Office within their gift, and even II they
lose they viii have the satisfaction OF
knowing they spuTred the other aspir-
ants on To their utmost effOrt. Major
Hodgson Is popular IN New England and
the west, as well as in Washington.
At one time he filed the Office of Com
rnander OF the Department of the Dis
trict. now occupied by Capt. J. Walter
Mitchell.
Moulton's Friends Hustling.
One glance at General Moulton will
convice any man that this Is not the
first hOt-fought election with which he
has been connected The general gTeets
everyone cordially but talks little about
the coming election. His cohorts are
the busiest men IN Washington. Cen
eral Moulton is grand master Of the
grand encampment. Knights Templar.
T.. S. A; brigadter general Of the IlIi-
nois National Guard. commanding the
First Chicago Infantry. He also wears
national honors of other organizations.
and has been an untiring worker in the
interest of the Spanish War Veterans.
General NIOUltOn is sanguine that the
parting shafts Of tomorrow's sun will
shine upon him as the new leader OF the
veterans.
Wards Henchmen Certain.
Captain Ward seems 20 be certain he
win land the plum. It is understood that
the deleEates from Ohio, Indlnia. Penn
syIvania, and New York have been in
structed for Ward. These States have
the largest number Of votes, and IL IS
not known whether the New Yorkers
are overlooking the press agent stunt
IN the hope OF driving others from the
field or what they say Is really true.
Out of the go delegates Captain
Wards men count of 146, and say:
'Moulton and HOdgson can whack up
what's left. But these are all ours %
Connecticut and Massachusetts are
strong for Hodgson, but If they see
he cannot win ti.sy will swing into line
for the Buffalo candidate and keep. the
office in the East
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The northwestern storm has advanced
70 the lower lake region and the St
Lawrence valley. IL h-s caused high
shifting winds and rain in the lake re-
glon and adjoining States with the uist
sho" oI Inc season In lOTtheru Mlchi-
gan. The area OF hIEl. pressure that
closely follows this storm is attended by
a marked and general fan iu tempera-
ture ln the upper Missouri valley and
thence eastward 20 the Ohio valley The
temperatures at points in the extreme
Northwest range from 10 20 I6 degrees
below freezing.
There VIII be showers this afternoon
or tonight IN the Middle Atlantic States
and along the lower lakes
The temperature VIII faU decidedly IN
the lower lake region and the Middle
Atlantic States with prospects of rcach-
ing freezing temperature In some lOcaH-
ties by THURSDAY morning. There viii
also be "a general rau Ia temperature
south of the OHiO ana east o. the AIiSsis-
sippi. but killing frost in the South IS
NOT Vet eNpccted.
storm warnings are displayed on the
Atlantic coast from Hdtterls to East
port and on the Washington and ore
con coasts. also on the lower lakes
Steamers departing today Tor Euro
pean ports WIN have brisk sOutherIv
shifting TO westerly winds and occasion
al showers 20 the Grand Banks.
GUN TABLE.
Sun sets today ......-,-.........,..,.,.. 5 so
sun rises tomorrow .....-..-...-.-.... 6;G4
TIDE TABLE.
High tide today ..-----.-.,--....- T;oS pm.
Low tide today -----.------------l -l--33 b. m
Low tide tomorrow. .I2.52 am, La PM.
HARPERs FERRY, W. Va, Oct g.
Both rivers muddy.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

F9ARPERs FERRY, W. Va, Oct. g.
Both rivers muddy.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
FIN TABLE
TIDE TABL

sun sets today ......-.-..-......-.-,.,. 3 :sae
Sun rises tomorrow .....--............ 6.Oi
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
Three Divisions of Parade.

AS prearranged the parade was in
three divisions, namely; First division,
detachment of United States regulars
from Fort Myer: National Guard. Dis
trict of Columbia; visiting military or
ganizations.
seeond divtsion-Escort Of mounted
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

Fair and colder tonight.
Wednesday, fair and colder
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

easily accounted for. according o.
E~0UWer's supporters After Mrs. BFouw-
er's body was eShumed she visCcra were
placed in a glass far. The rim Of this
glass was spliutCred. 10 is asserted when
the metal cap WIS being screwed on. thl
glass falling inside the jar. The defense
is understood TO be prepared Ia offer
the spliDtcTaI glass jar I'm evidence in
support Of this contention
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
Wife,s Relatives Plot.

Rrouwer expressed confidence that he
win be set free before Sunday. He as
serted his prosecution has been en-
gineered by his wife's relatives He
never could agree with them. he assert
ed and they were made particularly an
CRY because his wife left no win where
by the Hte property she possessed
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
DAWSON FORCER
CAPTURED
KEEN .UVUo BANK TELLER
GAVE ALARM AND MAN WAS
eLUVERLN TAKEN Nv PASS
mo DETECTIVE.

DAWSON. Y, r.. Aus "a Daniel
Mcaaidriek vas arrested yesterday
afternoon. after attemptluE ta cash
a check on the Canadian Hank n
Commerce. 60 whtrh the name II
pr A s Grant pastor % the Pres.
bYtsftaa church. had been forged
The cheek vas fef Ysao The slgua
ture aroused the suspicion ef the
Teller. and while consulting with tht
manager MeGeidriek ram out ~
feofa and jumped iNto a carriage
and arove etf AZ q Eallop.
Detective Weloh VS. passing and
vas told % the ease. lie pursued
Mcuettflck on q btlygie and caught
his man al TIE kiaudika hotel, = here
he had stopped q take a drink he
vas brought hack 70 the bank and
searched Fnuf maFs checks vita
the same maine forged en them
we're found tn hia possession
amounting % ti.ata
Necsaldfick. when confronted b
The checks. fsisnra drunkenness. bus
sftsFwafi acknaWl sdked that b. il.
sued ana sisusd thsnt bat said il
Vas Joke he Nas taken q jail "a
aaalt trial
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WOMAN CRAzEO
BY DISASTER
usFoRruaArE WOMAN. wso
PASSED raRouos FRISCO
rRoUsLa. ooEs INSANE IN
ALASKA.

Cfarad b. the terrible expert
sacss she passed through ia the
San Francisco disaster. Mar
Thompson- an elderly uoman. ras
hronghl south on the sseamsr JEFF
s.fson Tits morning from skaswsT
BY e = Marshal James n shoup
afl2s Thoaupepu vas stopping In
oae NJ the cheap hotels Al San
Francisco. which saa directly tn
the path Of the flames osereom~
b. exhaustion. shs %. plosst up
tn tho street during ths series -
qaakss. etc and cared for b.
frtrnds until shs was supposed 20
have canpfstsiY recovered
Miss Thuuspson came north 90
Seattle and vent 90 sksEway. fln.
ally reaching Whtlshorap. Y T.
There sh. shn0sa signs of inaaB'
Is and gradually baeanse worse
knowing that abe sas an American.
going nofth On an American steam.
sr from Seattle. the United States
authorities we're communicated
wffh and Marshal ahsap vsni 10
Whlfsharaa and IL nov "a hls say
to the NJ. Tahof sanitariura st Port.
lani vith the anfeFtuuat woman.
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....sssssss
! on the FRONT ! . .

.....,.. Maektuaw reached ~,
-. al. lAss nisht -
= .as vent 10 tAee'as =.
=, r.taYn tfie sfe N'i e'
100, vita a isuibsf safse ,a'
xsss,s uelisr sa'isa co. san '''''
80 sasiy thi. naafelns
sl.amers Olympia and lsn 80 ] /,
,.aM an clear toaaI ~
,.,s-A wish freight -.
~. inAana wia 81 ~ N
a. s,.s.ass oresss saiis f's sss ', !
800. ,.~asrss mafuine Al -
claek -. esli
wIth at4ay rasseekFts 80 ~
80 n ssasrsl srslshi ne SIS
80 Uas iasnaFnsg sfis nas'a 'et
4a ffaas tsfA
~ rssaa III - b psf 'ar At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
EVERYBODY SEES
THE BIG CIRCUS
oLlrruRlNG GALAXY OF COR
oEous ACTS AND PicTUR
UsouE sPEcrAcuLAR PA.
RAou-oThER THINGS TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION.

Every child In Seattle Is happy
today. likewise fully - per cent
of the Ernwnupa Il IL circus day
Fuufpaugh a Sells big tcuted az
gfegntinn arrived early this morn
Ing quickly pitched the many tents
ga the grounds IA North seattle
gave "A splendid parade. aud this
afternoon the tent II iammed With
humanity looking at the many ia
millar things that hays happened
10 the rims since the day OF the
Que ring circus. also many new fea
lures which ate sprung 0n the cir
Gus going people for the first time
this season
Shortly after 10 O'Clock the pa.
rade. IN AL Ia giltterlnE aud spec
iheuiar features. marched over aeYs
"fal Of the principal down toNn
streets and out 10 the grounds. FOL
lowed b, hundreds
Tho first division Of the parade
was led bf a military band Pol
lowing this were knights and ladies
ia picturesque coaiam. The sec
ond division was led by chariot
band. fioats Of different designs aud
a bis herd OF elephants The third
division vas led b. the clown band
ln this tiyiuion we're most Of the
animal cages. also = number OF
military floats
The laat division vas alao led BY
a military hand and distinctive foa.
turrs we're the pure white bears
and shetland ponies
This afternoon at : o'clock the
firat performance started There
ere several new features. and the
opening spectacle. Fighting the
F1amsa. was certainly spectacular
a'hg equipmeut IL the real sppar
aiaa from the engine 10 the lad
defs The LEAP to the Clouds il
smother new feature adopted BY
sac management thia season All
kinH. ~ ring work. trapefe aud
hpf performances. etc. are on the
hiil
The mensgeris Il one Of the blE
features % the circus There ztll
be- A performance tonight a. Z
O'Clock. tomorrow afternoon aud
. eninK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
T'NRODS START
EAST
...N SEASON oeGNs eAsr
..s MOUNTAINS TO-DAY
,eeAl euN eNTsusi-
=. Aas 90 rsE WAY

=, the hunIiag sein -.
NV ,es maa0alnf. aus =
y . =. ~ MS mofuinS AN nle pan.
s. wasAlnst nu hantt's e'Als
s'''ss ., ssTa rhe "eh'shen -,
> a. me- oren ers % ~
= 50 anlll ssplemee, M /,
$50 ...,.,snea arr nos az '- Jun,
=, ..a.,ehss. RFeWslar avn lsN
= Nsas,,t. IN Nl,ti'as eeoe,s
= - IS from sepiemoe3 ~ 70
go a. mountains The see s'i'
- So nf gfouse paf,fl.'se.
-. .s.sssa. saEe eeus -. MAIN ~, 7
81 ana plarmlsan
s''ss go. Acnseliaa phea'an's ''
- =. ", w. a., week loeal fan ', .'..
y ~. preparing ief ihs ~
~ ~ ~ aplaien q many 'ea'
"a : n = a rceora ysaf ~. az
% ~ ln,m ths srst ope sun Sun
,es ..s s.'..a s.oeo shells, and '''
sH'ia essu equally hus
- ett+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
SOCKEYE RUN
At AN END


PORT TOWNSEND. Aug Ia
The .arkeYs ran 10 ot~s and the auii
sea.an between runs 10 nos hsins
sspsfienaed ~ fishtFAp men and
cancers IN this section 81 the sound
The eouIns % TIE silver salmon 10
aNatisf ~ All interested
and IN ths mssntiHns scar sna plsais
arc beta. oFsfhssIsa Toe The h~~
e4ntaesFsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
o'sslas soy MISSING.

fsuFy ttro1kss aEsd 70 years.
msdism buiia sui height. rsadY
epFnpisHion. brown hair ard blue
eyes. 10 reported missing from ths
family home az q nrisu The lsd LETT
hasms yesterday forenoon. since
ehieh tins nothing has bs~u learned
- hEm
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ssass Fos ssw yoss roo.

on TIE excursion steamer spo.
ktn.. which arrived from saathesst
sru ALASKA ports iast night. eefs
twa btswn eBb bears bought 81
sksEway b. nf A. II paslt. % Sss
fqfk cttr. wh1 ntafs ihs Foand trip
~ puct purchased tho bears and
all make a donation q them 70 the
Sss Yafa Zoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
HumsoLor SAILS NORTH.

Steamer Humboldt sailed north
ias, night with % passengers and a
fuli load ~ freight Among the pas
.rux-ra vsr. n. n oniis anA wife
81 Nouns. wha are gong north via
rpawsnn. Ar gtllis IL = prominent
mining aperatat II The seward PEN
insala " W Huims~ pvner Of sew
erai eanussiss Ia southeastern Alas
IA. vas also passenger on ID.
Humboldt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
Clothes That Are Right
from Heel TO Collar

"A whiss. re taller. ISIS Cot
-. h.sl4iex makes basine<s sHita
- a..,ness mea. dress eioihes toF
80. - aaa god einshes Tor
=. -. TAns@ litfls things that
-. Ut kx,k fight Vii alNai s
= e,nss "a aAe elasaes laaf White
!, r..sa. ~ - eats ever sail h.s.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
rGpusIleAss BANQUET,

The arrangement committees 81
tae klnz County Republican club
= holding a meetiag this afternoon
to select members - act GA the
matter Of entertainment Of It's
Epesta 81 the bana8st 60 be given
August 81 They iHtend 90 select
lsE members from Seattle sna the
couatrY districts 20 act on the com.
mittes The affair ia 70 DO puraiy
Informal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

TIE steamer Neptune. awnsd By
tfis Cank tnis, Transportation eosu-
nanY % this city. 10 enraute south
The steamer has bssn pulled of the
rudk tni.t route ownius - lseh n
business. shs ps.-ed seward Aug
ust aus. corning BY she inside pass.
age should reach pert the latter
mart ~ the week
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TURKEY FOR THG SOLDIERS

A large shipment of turkeys Tor
the soldiers ~ the Philippines FOR
Thanksgiving dinners. amounting 10
90 a0a pounds hsa been received Ia
the fitk ard vii be shipped 60
Manila on one Of the flrst steam
ala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
400 soos TO GATHER.

A circular letter has been issued
BY ne uao-tloo- q Washington 20
mambass ~ The order IN this state.
oregon. t1Aha ana British Column
hla. inviting them - BE- preseut a.
me eouragrnatiea A Wiisen's Bust
rs. college un september G
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TO SELECT TARGET sAscG

Rear Admiral SEtaburRe ~lll
leave the ftFMf ~ neat wsek for an
Inspection trip doWn sound 10 10
cate a range Tor iaFsss practices
Owing to the nee regulations, a
l.ga0. yard range must Be obtained
A sits which will ailo~ plenty Of
room and which viii be safe 20
every respect 70 the ahipgins uiil
undoubtedly be selected near
blaine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

wasn't a burglar brought the baby.
"a Naa a stafh. real one. knev
faf / have sen him In Central park
I was asleep IN BET the last tins
he came. fef Is was nikht time. lie
Nas a. the window ant knocking TO
set Ia. he had awful long. log
lsEa q tons neck. and inug lens
tauK bin Then BE- wsui swaY. bat
- must have Estteu n some open
staAaw. There "a. a lot mafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
JsArls REACHES NOME.

Steamer Jeauls arrived st Nom.
last saturday. according 70 . wire
received this morning by schuhsch
a Hamilton. The Jesni. i@ft the
same aay Tor solomon and should
now BE- on her way south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

ihaf = what nty wife ard I believe
and our children are ali healthy
NJ iaet9F Or frasgiat has sver soi.
ten fieh out % us
A lHtls over = year aso the t.sud
esiefffs cslehgstsa their silver Net.
dinG None q tha ~ children born
"a this remarkable household have
ever been qaaaruplsts. tfipists. %
svru twins Their Old sfafk b
iieres IN single. individual aud un-
divided habyhouf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
cAswELl TOTAL WRECK.

The little steamer casweil owned
By captaln D. A swift 81 this city,
vas totally wrecked four weeks ago
iu Twelve Mile rapids lu the auahit-
ma river. Alaska Captain q ~ifi VIII
be- south on nnn IF the first steam
ara ftoap saldavis
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nrekAANp DROWNED.

Alhrtt ssIbsr deokhand GA the
siaamul fafhaytn while psssAr
aead ou that vessel Monday uiahi
niipnst between the vessel snb the
ansk ana was drowned The hadA
hos uot ,tt hvau recovered. Hathrr's
father 10 thr town marshal ef rd-
muuds and she tics 81 the Fair
b.seu Was swrfet o. haifmast whilr
Jhs vessel vaa eutstns the port II
Edmauda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
BAssick APPOINTED.

civI service dlfflcuitlsr havinE
beer overcome. chief wappeustsin
hs. definitely fixed upon Claude
r4unisk a. the successor g ser
raaat Leighton. resigned Bsnniek
~.ill 10 out wfth the sauai tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
ROAD ACROSS
THE PENIMSUl A
tstsr Special ssfvlos)

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug Is =
Surveying Tot the stale road along
the W~si coast. authorized by the
last legislature. u rapidly nearing
completion jefferson county vas
the first 10 start aud waa completed
late ias, fall Chrhalis epuutY's pot
ton will be finished about August
- The Ciaiiam county portion Of
the work IL also we'll under way. aud
another month VIII probably see tho
entire route from Port Townsend
via Port Angeles % ufays Iiafbof
finished