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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
CARS UNFAIRLY DISTRIBUTED
Mine Operators Testify that Railway
Oficials Demand BribeG
MEN WHO REFUSE TO PAY GET NO CARS
One Company Forced TO Sell Mine
Because of Discrimination
Congressman Evades
Service.

PHILADELPHIA. May HAAdditiunal
evidence OF discrimination by the Pennsyl-
vania railroad IN the distribution of cars
In the soft coal field was presented to the
Interstate Commerce commission today.
John L. Lloyd, a banker and coal operator
of Altoona, who is one of the members of
the banking firm of Cassatt & Co, testified
that the Columbia Coal company was forced
to sell the Alexa ndria mine because of the
shortage Of cars, and George E. Scott Of
the Puritan and Crescent Coal companies
declared that he paid for the use OF railroad
cars when he failed TO secure his allott
ment and that during a period OF twenty
three days the railroad had furnished him
with only one car. He also asserted that
Michael Trump, general superintendent OF
transportation had told him the company
intended to protect the Berwind-White
company at all hazards.
No Relations with Cassatt.
During the time that Mr. Lloyd was on
the stand counsel for the commission de
persistent efforts to force an admission that
he had been associated in business way
with President CasEatt Mr.. Lloyd. how
ever. said that his only relations with Cas-
satt were with Cassatt & Co, with which
Mr.. Cassatt carried personal bank ac-
count The railroad company had Tor many
years been a depositor with the First Ma
tional bank Of Altoona. Of which Mr.. Lloyd
is president
Mr.. Lloyd gave testimony on the organi-
cation of various mining companies In
which he is Interested saying he consid-
cred It good policy to have railroad men
among the stockholders of the coal COM
panies.
TrainmRster Accepts Graft.
Frederick Vrooman. an assistant train
master. told the commission that he had
received gifts of money in amounts from
IS to $50 from various coal companies for
favors that he did not grant.
! The commission today received telegram
| from a process server who went to Irwin.
Pa. the home of Congressman George w.
Hun. who, 1t has been repeatedly testified,
made gifts of stock in various coal COM
panies to railroad officials The telegram
| stated that the officer was unable to serve
the subpoena upon Colonel Huff, as the lat
ter locked himself in his house and evaded
the server by escaping by way of the cell
lar. II was learned later that he had left
/ town.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

The afternoon session OF the assembly
was devoted TO a celebration OF the two
hundredth anniversary OF the church, its
frst presbytery having been organised al
"old Button wood" the home OF the hrst
Presbyterian church OF Philadelphia. in
l7Oo. The contamination of church union
with the Cumberland Presbyterians added
greatly 10 the rejoicings of the occasion
and unusual enthusiasm marked all OF the
features Of the program. The church re-
oeived greetings from two foreign dele
gates Rev. William p. Patterson, u. D.. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
WALK WATER
IN TIN SHOES
CORNELL COLLEGE STUDENT
lNVENrs NEW DEVICE AND
ENpUcrs 70 INTRODUCE
NEW WATER SPORT.
tstar special servlesl

ITHACA. y. y Aug Watkins
GA the water with the all of new
fanrled shees Is the accomplish.
mont ~ jose Antonio Oatos. a Mex
lean student &c CORNELL university
ln q TRIAL 1T the invention on Lake
Cayuka Yesterday Do shot about
over the water Ia gvcfE direction
With little effort
The shoes arv constructed ot tin,
with tour air chambers IN each aud
a senafatc commandment for the
fcot rhcY are s feet 2 inches Ions
n Inches 0tde aud nearly iu inches
dVve ColaHslblc fans prevent them
frouu slipping backward A lafse
crowd Witnessed tho test Mr
ostos is q prominent athlete Ia the
unNeFsily nning Ia he tteshmgn
ertw az rouFhhtt Halo lu zoos It's
chief object IN hafing the shoes
made Is To starl new form ot
water sport az Cornell a sort oi
water lacrosse He hopes to in,
tfoluee the same In other universal
ties r 10 proves d successes here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
STATE NEWS


MARION On acruunf ~ the
heat Richard AfmstfonEi Who lives
no miles nonih II herr. decided to
sleep outside the house he was
awakened during the uisht BY a
snake crawling over him Jumping
up he ALLIED the reptile and neat
mofnlus found it Naa a RATHER with
~ rattias
PhO8NEh The Commercial club
on thr first Wednesday ln HeHtem
her Wiii give puhlie reception and
entertainment in lia quarters Ia she
now aeFref block
LAKESIDE a. u sholasii's
aieamefa Flyer and Cheeehaeho
burned AZ the dock yesterday morn
Ing ii I oeiock The fire started
81 the Cheaehaeha boiler tnom
NORTH YAKIMA opanE ia the
refusal % the Northern raelfle 10
pas claims ~ the merchants ~ lhis
city wha laai Eeadn eouaiEnsa 20
them ia the fire that deasroved abe
freight drpal hefe iasi spFluE. they
have decided to hfing test suii
against the road The merchants
lost bstwesa tie900 snd $4,000 b.
the fire
PORT TOWNSEND Joseph Gle
meats ioEKinE camp on thn p6esa
bush flFnr. five miles from linpsi
Canal. IL burning ard a faEiHk for
est fire covering several mileH a.
destroying nurh valuable fiuhsf
SHELTON After a tanK illnsas.
Mritnnaid simmons. ore - the old
esf pioneer residents ~ ne North
nrsi. hmd II Mason cuunl4. died a.
bis ham1 a Shelton polnt. an Ned
Hssaas. aEeH 81 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04

mafkatis 3 ben = o. considered that
fhs bHrh contributing 10 q were.
FOR fhr Hasi part manufactured
'oeaiy fram ioeai materials that
mlsht or migHt Hai hafs been suit
able fof the making ~ @ frat-clane
Paving hflek what then must BE-
TIE result when perfect ard aci-
eHilfitanY fffai material such as is
used in tha manufacture n this
rompanY's PAYERS r. available
fFsf9 uhalH $3.50 not make perfect
brick ne more than vii every clay
make fafsuma plate
When the sum total - ne expert
eHess ~ Is euFineefH had here. there
Hnd stsfgm here from materials
good. bad nnd indifferent shows 8
superiority ~ brick paKsnents fhat
freelu6rs further eomrsfirau. the
Information 90 once becomes Inn
poffani % munle5Haiiiie throughout
the country.
The frllHaiHr summary taken
from she aforementioned reports n
snKlnsers hes been uasdo for NJ
benefit 81 fhosr ahn msy not have
me iims e. dfaa their owu aver
sNeA
AilraFn e raFsfHsrfs o. - cities
la fbs United States as follows -
nrleh 80 - miles asphalt So 90
miles. sandstone AID other materials
statz miles
Reports ffem - cities show that
bfiek has eeurrHlia been IN use from
: 20 - yeafa. ffr cases from ~
90 Is Ysafn Average eandiueu %
hfieA Fcpd not oue repari showing
n iu BAD sauaifiaH.
Raeh cities aa nsake repoTt 60 re-
paius faheut 50 ret cent?. say that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
From Municipal Engl-
neers on Street Paving
Material
With Special Reference 10 the Well Known viirfled
Brick Made In Seattle

Win ttsu 90 asesriaiHlHr the
eaari truth sheut she relative mfrits
- ihs various raslns materials naN
ia general uss az shown hY the
actual experience ~ paved c.iiss
ahd ioana throughout the Dultef
states. ths uENNY HEAToN
CLAY 4 coal. co. recently seHl
unt form uet - questions eHs
hnusute o. scope hnd detail ord
designed 90 cover even HassibiH
phase 81 practical street iatinE
uHaer ths tssf 81 ilms sna irsffis
volume
ThrHe question forms were ssHt 70
else municipal snsiHsefs ~ soc fltz
isa and lnuns eifh requests faf
complete answers About a. mH
nteipaiifiss have complied ~ Srnf
.iHE settlements. tiTnsa ~ fhs t1tf
Engineer. which have been lgi la
condensed form ~ she DENNY
.HEETus CLAY a coat COST
.pANY. #ba viii 10 sahd q ssna 5
cory ~ sanie - Interested PARTIES
These statements show cauriu.
safsiy fhe superiority ~ sitfifir8
.btisk as raVlns material I'D wiit
afford these interested 81 aproftas
Htff in pfufit - the experience q
others Ths sffhi fuinfa irifiaI
easf. cost q maiufeHahts. Iasiluk
guaiiiy under 81 conditions - uaf.
NJ casa ard streeisnes lu making
repairs ana ffaeficsbfHis 80 ffadsa
Stand oaE 81 lzuid relief go over
v asfminK afEuWent EH faKoF ~
bfies pseasnsnt - asaansi 81 afhsft
naa in use.
Thts abna inr bscoHssE nsefo re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04

brick fosis practically aaiAlns
rspaifa for first n yrata ~
Do nearly aiI cases iha f.a,
msudai ou whitfield bfirb +. a. .'sfn-
adopted bf De- a. Ilmmi p5i,. eas
ufaetWrrh Association. fHst -ss-
sorptian aHd HbfssiaH. fsv 50
srrf reporting 'haf hos % ~. -
quifs trrts fnfIHR uron e.., .. r.
ore RaHfaHfss f.f Hc pfsi..,,,si-
che municipality "a n
bl seainssfH report avsfas. a..
practical faf b1sE. psf -,
engineers recommend BflaE
mont aH tssf ne bofras -
10 prefer granite or es..,s'sf
whore ihofs Re a rfade N pss -
~ over HH4 20 neglect 10 CO.. ~
this point. s.
Average IIfs ~ 4Iirif,.a -
estimated b. various rifg go
Heavy trsfd' ......... IA -.
llrhi ifatil' ..#.t..a 81 -,
% ehFinssfs prefer brls.
heavy ifaffie prefers mss.< -
an1 r1rfs# granite bsiaos. -
uo report 20 tHIa point 4
20 engineer report brieE
srt material fn repair one -.
wood block HH easiest mst.,,s1 -
fepaif balance make ~ fet.., .
in all respects ROOD s,,I.,
brick mrrta 80 ths eonaiifae. 80
idral pavement II ls the 49,,
during ~ ~ pa ements 49,. =.
Originate aHsf and bsine -.
Hofheat is aHnifafy eoss.,s-
o. aa tbsaIals pfafeeiioa 49,,
'arih b''7h. washes cleaa 80
sept HtraH. fhsanlY has $50.
STANDARD t'finsd bfirk -.
hrfei edge provide q srisas,s 80
h0id Tor horses q point aA..h -.
h'' % ofef-esiimafed De- the eosrs
ei. .'ea ~ paving material
Of Goes not require ihe ssrtfr..a
ah expert 70 determine ahstb.,
hni fan ere getting first elss, :.
fiiinH brick ~ is ihe case Hifh 49,.
other materials faf me s,s,ss'
man Han n giaHfs d.siieea,.s
hficf ~ Daaf quality ara 80. =,
thus eliminating the liability =, !.
rfif'HE a poor material ~, -
knoH whether yga ere ai,,ns
Foni bf'rf street while + 4 -.
bulIf HIih other kinds q .,,..s
500 - ut' ka3s fpf 4 peas :, ~.
chen Il ia ts1 tote.
Probably 10 most infaftsr. a..
n aH Be- tht Housidsfafioa = =.
inE material 70 that Of faasassrsra.
IL heing wei known that roa4 49,.
a. not puiy Tho cheapest Z al -
fefials 90 keep lB repair. basahAx
far She easiest and nost esas.nl...
- handle Fl she eass n isar,.sss
fhs streets which ws sii knap a.,
500 often occurs Despite IL -.
cauiiauary measures faksa % =.
Waite - doing
The above facts are aH ssrifs
and bfouEhf cut nfomlnediiy "a a.
engineers reports. receives b. as
company
The brick SO are SOW masisrs.
pronounced bY fofns ~ he 40
competent engineers % - ~ Goa
80 The best made Ia Ansuea rass
DATE - Apfii a. 1895 NJ Ra
Thomson. ssatilea rifN srsins~
states IH me course ~ a is1fss na
regafaIns Tie probable eonsamrta.
- vItHnsd brick in eeafiIs Ia lsa
To casual observer shsfs q ~.
siblY nothing extraordinary o. y.
culsr IN your brick hut vsd~ ~
tests which sss give Their. shes ~
play such remarkable ,euahnss
esnnsesien With sueh psrfscs hs-<.
psnsits. that Il Mesid ssem irsss
sibis fse any brick 20 be rad I
cisy which would sessl thss.-
our capacity bee been iicfap<
70 sueh a large sxfeuf fhaf - ~
prepared 90 furnish fhr psopis ~
aniv - ygashington bat ne snan
pariue states. with a paving NJ,
trriai 81 once durable. seeaomtz
sanitary. convenient. ana Ia al ~
spertH satisfactory. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
In All the World No
Ride Like This

No shrre n America uiii yua
fiua more beautiful srenafg. mere
fununtalap. valleys. rivers Hnd 81
lsts thar on the PORT Orchard Route
hetaseu Seattle and hfsmefion
TaAr tha chilafrn aed let them
breathe the ffesh eaii air. Or fuap
&c The sand e Pleasant Reach
nasfs inara riuf : 81 ~. % and
10 70 ~ 4. and q. % aad I %
. IN Hoana trip. kec, 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
REGULARS REACH
CAMP TACOMA

CAMP TACOMA. Aus DE.
tachmunta Of the Second battalion.
hath Infantry. compflsins Compa
pi.s u aud q. aud Company y. Of
the Hospital corps. have arrived
fton Vancouver. They report a
fairly good march. with cool wealth
er Colonel James A Irons. com
mundlnE the regiment - due "a
ruaoh camp with two companies OF
tho Third battalion ana the band
asst "Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
COLOMBIA LOVES
the U. S. NOW

WASHINGTON. n C.. Aus A.
John HARRIET. Of Oregon. minister
e. Colombia. appears ~ have been
aucco aaful la che conclusion ~ the
treaty netWcvn Panama and Co
iombia also IN The new treaty Be
tween Colombia and this country
removing auaplelons engvnderrd 81
the separation Of Panama from Co
lambia. n seems certain that 60
lambda will recognize che inde.
pendcnee OF Panama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
eopY SENT EAST.

The beds OF ths late EH 4 Case
eaa shipuad to ghieagu last uisht on
the North Coast Limited ~ 20
O'Clock. accompanied bY Mrs uase
her aayuar. ola son and q friend
word VAS yesterday received ffufn
Lyman J Gags. 80 Iona Point cal
the father ads islas that thr haiy be
cent east Tha Fematns win be
buried iu huaehil csmetefY. CHI
eaEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
THE MARKETS

Trading vas brisk along tho
street this morning considering u
being a Saturday ltaapbefrien ere
s~ttinN scarce now aud are going a.
from ti.g6 "a Ii.fk per crate BLACK
berries are alan nearly out OF tho
market California lines are
scarce. oni one merchant having
them today rhey are EoinE a. ID
cents a pound A ear Of Valencia
oranges arrived today and afe nov
IL aud So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
RAILROAD OBJECTIVE HERE

+. A. IsrswHek special sEent g
TIRE Northern Pacific ST St Paul ar
rived here yesterday 60 scf IN thal
earseif9 here There has iseen ahees
tsae wnfth ~ hfass journals ani
ether railway Fittings siolsa IN ne
last frv weeks and be &C. ssat ca ttx
Is uara9sl the a5sfssa ana ran tie
thinvrs 60 earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
COLLINS FOUND GUILTY

ueevss coilias alias John f.ssis
Who VAS arrested tuiY % csught be-
the act OF taking brass Journals or
the cars 81 TIE NufthefN faaifi
vac yesterday arfAisast. raasfef
suflfY ara ssnfsHrsd q serve %
days in Tire enaui8 taN bf iHsstfs -
The Peace fagls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
THREE LITTLE
GIRLS TAGGED
tssar spsel,i ssryles.l

BOSTON. Mass. Aus Three
little gifis. The eldest not NOTE
than ig yrars old. have arrived hegv
frum ilelalnxfnfs. Ftnlana, ths seat
~ the pEesanf trouble In Russia
Thas are goiuE % thelf father
Peter westward. al rsftlana ore
Zach 81 them properly lasEed. they
started Oh their iuag tip weatsaFd
TO-DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
losrs stR puRsr

Mrr. sarah oardH9. ~ North
Yakima. reports that she lost e
paehetbaah on Green Lake car
yesterday afternoon eani.iuinF - n
cash and prnmisHnrN note tsr 500
lu her faxor signed hy Stephen
Gardner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
ion. ssd csgspt
LONG Pup srRAYa

WIN II Morris. ~ Flkth Az
north. ta bcmaanlna the ioss ~ a
fine daehshuud pup which sirHysd
from home Thursday afternoon The
DOG 10 black aud tom. G months old
about five inches high. very lone
bodied and bow legged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
SERGEANT aAkusA FIND,

serseant srrcnEie YESTERDAY
found aa envelope containing pass
farsa Go japan and eKehauses fer
see e. lhe order ~ " o. Johrsan.
n f.. Ia care q Rev. > +. carey
Of WINSTON Wash 4 letter showed
that thr entire contents of tbe eta
vrIape uerc ffnm ua isht III Ia.
treasurer ~ the foreign missionary
naeIets - Nsu York. The iagtrr =
dated July r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
MAN TAKEN FOR
OLD MURDER

SPOKANE. Avg t-Chafl,s pail
potl. the supposed murderer % Nea
Cole. Who has beeu huuted from
state e. Htnle for louf months has
been brought 20 thls clis hy Dep
mts sheriffs y J HAmlia aud VII
liam ha,ler Tie was loeaiod near
Lind. Wash. four aaya axa unaeF
the name of William nefsnu SIC
Will have preliminary hearing
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
Fishing and Hunting
Outfits Complete

A. fsipfF 4 TFffs. i0st g seeond
ax. 81 money saKiuE Hftrvs ~
sFttAshk ihsf a lassg ~ the field
- stream could ptAIslg Nish
noht fufRei la-e. that - make .
spr8sltY ~ aog collars. and no
e~lobfatra Aasrn cameras 80
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Seattle Made

fnok up your insurance potter
and aen II i - seattle MRGs By
ihs NORTfIw ~ FEii% MUTUAL
FtnE ASSOCIATION. "Wasalns
lnn'a t.esaing Insurance Cumpang
Raiaemher lhnt she Northwestern
70 the e0uapanY that desa nos fslas
rates ever tine Fhefs Is hlz fiTe
rullrF h.siaTrs. NOT stuck hosaeff
get the Dividends go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04


Narf Hass slsait ten uafbanh q Il.
assl esttass - fh iaIge PEAS psr it
8uff sHfnafh sawrss nsa HaffafH $50
Il ssus ase hssts so q y nae iafHies
stss. IL g. IS saassh fsf ofala 81 sussG
fafa. - ias 81 500 9 go aHH# aaa
Fruits.
.e.s 1922 sss.s. - 80 fsgil 3 iss.eas .,
a. b ~ fhalHs isfaefs 80 ia. q -
see fsfa aaiss. psf - sls asaa.
- s.s,i... sl',@e ~ eiass caIIfas
HIa 81 80 Nrna1F ties etHta fHsftefftst
80 .fafs O. ssHiaaaatse 80 ffa.F
Z = sse.ss - ',s's s.,',s'
farti.tt fraFs tiw Hahforafa ufanefe
kai-seia. u aaaz e fisess rfs it -
rgas.
RtriftB hssh isn.h ssss ~ aes -
nfHG aa fanrA 81 tastsfH fa
Butter and Cheese.
ersseiHsissi rfsamsff batter So b. -.
ksafefH ffrsh t4sg& EH. taftHfH.
ffssh taH 80 e. 81 fahah taftsf 'h rs
shssss Hisleasia ieins ~ D. i' we
+ ss- ~ ssiss.. sss..s rs s.
So, fs fsIs rliisasass lsatst
PosisrY.
I've s.s shishsas So b. o. tfaii
sfs ih sfffne it Hss tafssFs rs 20
r tfssssa 80 fh a0z<s nfs aalsa ~
aHthFsE Hslk
Live ai8ek
w.sA.f. .sssH - = sss. s~ss >
- sisffs So III 81 GEES 81 iH q
stlsss - "a. tee fHAs. - hss1 o.
Meats.
efrsts 49, h e. aas M SAL faal
- It s1tte HaftHH - rh 50 a sEfEas
lsHfh 80 iH o. dfrsas1 haas 49, or -
Fiah.
HffHsaasf kanfas 80 ~ tgf7ss sfsssssf
arrest ~ lf zH4as sztnsaa tEzsf. fless
- 49, q @sasH. salssaf ffassf - -
fa thiHaaa sstaa4n h ttlmse fadnassH
Is - saasH q sasH Hss - tes e.
- shsaHs4s - a. fH sifff sHasIfs 80
- ElHHaE1z afffsss 80 sarA s. H
see a. a0Nz - FAaaHa q q 49, sssk
DE- rHsss ffaA& o. s@a
Hay ard FssastUfts.
Essisfa Msta uasasa8 a. - Soc rassl
HsaaH a. Fef a#a Efafa - Arf -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04

Antoine Hanson. living - The
Alaska Commercial hotel informs
the police thHt "a chance aeannlht
hnas with whom be- fp"med lhht
night sfals Hip and quantity %"
clothing belonging io Hanson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
WANT WORK aUssGo.

The fatoua Municipal league last
nieht passed resolutions recon
mendlnF the Fegfade % tafd and
asth avs Thef ufFs she cts cuHH.
al to compel lhc contractors 70
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FEARFUL OF ANOTHER
MT, PELEE ERUPTION

= BORT nE FRANCE Martin !
a iqua Aug -t'our strong I
a earthquake shneks we're felt I
= THURSDAY ulght and if Be- fear (.
= "a thrt a Mt Rglcp eruption I
a e. Imminent bat as see the 4
: volcano shows un Fltua The !.
q residents are purafine 90 !
q fiee % the fhueka continue +.
The qnakts ara similar q /.
= those preegdiu4 'he erupiion Z
= that destroyed s. Pierre Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04

TAN8lER Aus. semsinIe.
pendeus vassais are organized and
are eiamorinG fof q holy var
against the Freaeh They nrEe
Prince ABDUL iiafld. the vtesFoY 10
proclaim himself sultan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04

wheat haF tif raf taH KaHiffH washing
taH eats Is 90 See tHsal hnHHa cate -
go fnH. HhulH eafH. 80 IHr faHH ffHfhaa
fafH 81 30 ifH. fafi aHaal &c So taH.
nlafHnsa - uef GOO. - rahs o. go
fea. hfan 81 30 fah sHHHs 90 ~ toH
ehaHps1 feed ftusa w. cen
Lime ard Cemsnt.
Portland ssfusnt imported 30 I'll o. o.
fHftiand esuont California. pc AZ -
lsss .au ~ returned best plaHfef Paris
pc hhi q Nluf Ben juan HHHhr iiHf
haf tti q flee tfirh So - - plas
Aa4aaa.
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IosewoHrss sAllGo TODAY


PARIS Aus Mr. and Mrs
t.easu agtA sailed frum Chsfhoufk
0a thc steamer 81, r8al FOE hHfar
Have your a1nTs connected aaa
ycaE luhblnx dome b. q ~ brown
piamblnK Co. 81 Pine 81 80.
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Doat throw yuar old clothes
away Have thcm cleaned 20 laak
Ike tea AZ the Fanioriam. Main
1etS. 60.
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Just
the
Place
to Bold
a Home

Don't delay, It will cost
you money.
Our carriages meet all
West Seattle cars at the end
OF the line and carry pur
ehasers TO the property
every day except Sunday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14
CORPSE! 1! ! Of ANOTHER |. !.
! s.ApEDlBMgAND's LIFE
Ruse Of Varsalona Made Him
Safe Now Lives in ID.
Luxury.
Special Gable to The Journal.

+
Rome, Oct. l3.-,(( Copyrighted 1.-The
notorious Slcllian brigand chief, Yarsa-
posed to have been discovered months
ago. has turned up alive. He has been
living on the coast of Tunis,
Varsalone had some fifty assassina-
tlOns to his credit. When hard pressed
by the police he was betrayed by GER
tain former followers, who coveted the
price offered for his capture by the
Italian government :. #i@7F ~
Vaisalona in May, 1905, as a last
desperate resort to save himself got
four friends to exhume afnewly buried
corpse IN the e@Galtanissette cemetery,
which resembled himself. This they
removed IN, a cartsccovered with wood
the next 1ay they severed the head
from the body, exposed it. on the end
Of a long pole. On the pole was this
inscription: s5sfs e. unH .:-2:c:. T.. p:
s'Tnis is the head Of the notorious
villain Farsalona.1 r. ,7s9ss. -, ". -. .,,s.
The ruse succeeded admirably. Var
salona escaped andsbought property at
Tunis. His place is surrounded by
palm trees. where he keeps a Bedouin
servant and a beautiful young Moorish
Womun... He cultivates "a vineyard and
is devoted tc hunting. He says he has
abandoned brigandage as a profession
and i,o' longer thirsts for anybody g
| blood. 80, &GE ~ E&. ~ ~..5l..
{ Varsaiona has assumed the name of
Luciano Denanil. His house is adorned
tlrruolt with sacred pictures and stat
aary. : Varsalona says he intends 60
ing to Greece next year, where. ne VII
sneet his children for final farewell
before retiring to a convent - >
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14
1850 PASTORS CALLS :
A Sturdy Minister.

A N. H. minister thought he would
have to quit the ministry because of
growing misery from undigested food.
He was induced to try Grape-Nuts
and is now well and hearty and says:
r For four years I suffered severe
agony at times, as result of improper
food. I could not do much work and
was in misery much Of the time 49,.
had made up my mind that I
would have to leave the ministry, but
one day a friend advised me to try
,Grape-Nuts and I am thankful that T
did, for today I am well and can give
God better service than ever before.
Last year was the hardest Of my
ministry, but by the daily use Of Grape
Nuts I stood up under the strain with
comfort. I attended 81 funerals, was in
the pulpit every Sabbath, except three,
made 1000 pastoral calls, and the best
part Of it is / edo4not have any more
Blue Monday 81
There is hardly "a day passes that ]
do not recommend Grape-Nuts to some
person who is suffering as I suffered for
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