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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-06
LAMAR SPOKE ON
RATE LEGISLATION
DEMANDS REcoMPENsE
FOR THE LOSS OF PANAMA
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 5.-ColUm-
Dia has again renewed her de-
mand for recOmpense from the
United States because OF the
separation of Panama The
last application was submitted
TO Secretary Root recently by
Senior Diego Mendoza. In gen
cral terms i, is similar 10 the
presentment originally made.
Secretary Root has the note
under con sideratiOn. but Il is
believed nothing has occurred
TO change tb2 position original
ly taken by the state depart
meHt in tlis matter, namely.
that the United States is in no
way responsible for the separa-
ton of Panama.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-06
MCLAURIN WILL
STAND BY CAUCUS
BY Associated Press

Jackson. Miss. Feb. 5.-Senstor Nc
I.aurin who is here today stated tnal
he would be bound By the acton OF
the democratic caucus Saturday, al
though he was not present He san
he would vote against the Santo DO
mingo treaty and believed ii would b
defeated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-06
BEAN NOMINATED FOR
POSTMASTER At TAMPA
AZ Associated Press.
BY Associated Pre-

Washington. Feb. j.-Ths Presilent
today sem TO the senate. among other
nominations. thai Of George w. Bean,
a. postmaster az TamPa, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-06
florida Congressman Ggi33.ated
Increasing Powers of Inter
state Commission.
WILLIAM R. HEARST
Congratulated Upon General GC-
esgtaHGe of His Measure.

PRESENT BILL GOES FAR BE.
YoND DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
ELL OR ESCH-TOWNSEND
MEASURE OF TIE LAST SEES
sIoN-LAWAR HEARTILY CON-
eEATuLATED AT CLOSE OF HIS
ADDRESS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-06
BY Associated Press.

" NosUNIaINU FTSNo'
Paris, Feb. Counties BOni Dr
Castcllane, formerly Miss Anna Gould
Today entered a plea fSr divorce
Representatives OF the countess and
count appeared before the Judse ,si.,t
according to French law, underworld
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-06

- TIE WEATHER; Fair and cold
sr Tuesday; Wednesday rain
and warmer; fresh north to-
northwest winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
Will RECOMMEND
A new METHOD
eHAmssR or COMMERCE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING CITY
CONTRACTS oEsREs DIFFERENT SYSTEM IN MAKING AS.
mENrs-Finps CONTRACTORS COMBINE NOW
EXIST.

That new method be provided
BY law Tor the selection Of commits
slonera "a fin tha assessments OF
property for the payment OF public
improvements 60 take the place OF
tho present unsatisfactory system
ID one of the recommendations
which will probably be made by the
committee on city affairs of the
Chamber OF Commerce. which has
spent some time making an inyea-
tiHation uf the matter 81 street eon-
tracts The committee has been
ealiosi 20 meet this afternoon Al 4
O'Clock for the purpose OF eomplet-
Ing iis Investigation OF the subject
aud Of outlining It's report to the
chamber.
Under the present Law a set OF
commissioners for this purpose IL
named In each condemnation case
by the superior court Judge hearing
the ease Each board ~ commits
sionern has tho whole routine work
OF the apporiionment To learn and
digest. and Il IL claimed that Ia
many eases man are appointed for
the Nork Who are not properly quail
filed for Il.
The committee will probably rec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
WALLGREN IS
MANS NAME

nr. Roy v. wlltsie. deputy cor
uner. fnturned thla mntulng from
81, kamiah. where no vent 20 IN
Vratixate the death yesterday u
Edward Waiigren. waiiErrn Vas
tree f~ller IN the emnh1y ~ the
Shy komiah Lumber company. lie
uas working with John oaioiia and
the two msa had just feiied TREE
rhey we're running Ia opposite q.
rections to sseape the falling timteF.
which. n comlnE down. crashed ineo
aHniher tree. which struck Wall.
EFcn. Killing him instantly. Wall
gren has relatives tn no#sen aud a
eeudn IN Seattle. Charles Larson.
Who resides At the Kills hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

RESTLESS

ST. PETERSBURG Match Il
A eunaplrscY among the rcaatiun-
aries to Oppose Count Wltts By In
citing a euanf~r revolution. has teen
discovered wiite. AZ today'a cab
met msstlaG. insisted nuon Tho mp
preston If the black hundred The
conavleaiora include Trspoff. Yea
seeiAantgz. ffurnoYo and athera
amonf The highest offieisls II va
the plan Of tha rsvoiutiuaaFtes 20
provoka riots and JewIeh mAanAerea
tn oFses 70 Justify TO the cEar the
necessity of stiIi more Expressive
measures and set al nzuEht the hb-
sraI manifesto o. lass October
Whites oapaaenia In the cabinet
control the governors general
throughout the empire and through
them the s0laiers Meantime the
pruleaariAt 10 organizing anoeber
general strike and an oathreak
about Easter seems certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
YOUNG ORATORS
WILL DEBATE

The nest contest 20 feed the riv.
airy between the Seattle and TIA
coma hlsh schools IL to be fought
out on the platform.
Some time ago the Seattle high
school debating association received
challenge from the debating club
OF the Tacoma institution. and they
HtraiEhtway sat up and began 10
hustle.
After several tty-outs. Meesra
Ashea and Troll and Miss nfun.
wen Jones have been selected % rep
resent the Seattle school la the de.
bate. This is the first event Of tie
kind ever held hetween the rival
achnnla and II 10 attracting eaasld.
efHhle interest In debating circles.
The debate will be held Ia Tacoma
ON April O Question. Resolved.
That the present policy ~ Chinese
exclusion Is Iuatinabie and should
be enforced
The locals have the negative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
The THEATERS

Madam 0sdaki, one ~ the great
eat soprano singers II the present
sac, sang 10 a crowded house at the
Grand last night The program WAS
a brilliant one ard the great artist
was most liberal In responding 10
recalls. ME Prank Ia Fargo. ac-
com PIANIST, who assisted uadshi
rendered several solos. and further
received mark % distinction hy
fcaaan uf The fact that Some af the
most beautiful numbers given by
Madam Gsdskl were compositions
% his
Seattle - fortunate indeed IN hav-
ms been permitted 20 hear Madam
oatskt ana also 80 capable an artist
es ar. Ia Parse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

ommend that law be passed pro-
Yiding that a set of commissioners
shall be selected b. the five Judges
of the county sitting Ia bane. that
such board shall eonsls, ~ one com.
petent attorney, one competent civil
engineer and one real estate broker,
and that such board shall serve 90
all condemnation eases coming In
any court duflg the year for which
they have been selected.
A commission selected In this
manner aud for a stated period Of
time would soon become familiar
with methods Of procedure aud
would not fequire as much time for
the work a. new commission chuas
en- In each case Clerical Assistance
for such commission could be
provided from the city engineer .
office OF other department Of the
city government
Tho committee has made an er-
hauHtlys investigation into the sub
ieet OF the reported contractors
combine and will probably report
that such n combine dld exist for
time. but that AZ the present time
very reasonable prices are being 80
cured on city work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
TO0TACHE KANQU/SHS
BRAVE LITTLE RUNAWAY
ID

The tsfrora Of q Iumpins tooth
aahs changed is-year-oid Guy Hal
bsrA views % the world entirely
this morning. Guy wanted 70 see
the world and ran away ffom his
home In Tacoma Htx months ago
lie thought Il would DO great fun
"a travel all over and aes All tho
wendsrfnl sights that he read about
II waA good sport for some weeks
TIE boy aeknow lodged 20 the police
tbs morning. but then the whole
thing began 20 So tiresome. The
little runaway has led a pFeeaFloua
existence.
Last night Guy lad % plaes 60
sisep ao be spent the night down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
Ac T/V/TY
FOR ARMY

WARRINGTON, n. O.. March "a
President Nooaevalt's idea of
greater activity for tho troopu OF
the army will be carried into effect
az once. Every company OF infan-
Try. battery of field artillery and
troop OF cavalry will make weekly
marches Of from ~ to 10 miles.
monthly tours In the country of
three days Of camping exercise. and
az least 81 DAYS OF consecutive en-
campment each year This ID done
with the Idea Of making tho tfoous
familiar with their equipment NO
they may become accustomed % the
so-ealled burden aud know what 20
expect when they ara ordered into
the field. away from the eonyc-
nleneea OF the garrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
RONALD DIGS UP
HIS PHOTOGRAPH

An artistic photograph OF former
Mayor , r Ronald vas this morn
tnRaaddad ia thn collection Of photo
graphs ~ seaifie's ex-mayors with
whiah Mayor HAllinFef IL decorating
TIVE offices Of the chief executive At
the city hail Mayor nallinger has
been prumised the photograph 81
Rouert Moran fur delivery today or
touorruw aud other additions 20 the
collections are expected within the
nexE few days. so that there will be
qulte a respectable collection by the
tins the administration changes
hevt Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
NEW THEATER
WALLS FALL

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
The now sixteenth Street theaier.
being built at the corner OF Six
teenih and Capp 1t. collapsed this
morning eith deafeninK roar. Al
though no fatalities are recorded
much damage was done and the
streets are strewn with debris. In a
frame building adjacent to the the
at0r Dr. z, G. Dyer. a dentist. and
hts AGED mother. lay asleep and in
tho collapse % the theater walls they
we're buried under pile OF brick
and mortar. Both tremendously e.
capped death.
The theater building was TO have
been ready for occupancy June /.
The loHs Is estimated at about
$50 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Tuesday night AZ the Star fhratsr
u vas TIE oid ease q standing faem
only very early IN tho evening TIE
crowds wrrs naaF@ than fnstifsssi Be-
cause the shnN was extraordinary
On sxeFy feature There Was nes
single number eu the pfnsrnru mat
was noe enfiresg new. The foliow-
inx acts we're wnethy 81 particular
mention. The Three Armstrong;
The Fuosf daring bisyrie riders ever
sen Ia fhis seeflan - the country
De Mosa a cgaaefa t-uFsFrzsn acre.
bats. nenffoa a 5aness. in a Hssie
rouaa1s. Isabella Jansen. IN operate
urleeftssas. Chas. Auslin. 81 a esm-
ely wire act. and shlfisy Trio. n q
musical aet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
INSPECTION

The annual Inspection 81 the local
companies OF National Guarismen
will begin at tbs Armory tonight.
Company u. Captain Maurice
Thompsoa. win - Inspected b. Col.
kinxie 81 the regular sFmy tonight.
and on succeeding nights companies
D and l.. and tia signal corpa will
be inspected The inspection will
b. with complete field equipments.
the COMPANIES belng practically In
shape AZ this time for active serv-
Ice. Last year The National Guard
81 Washington ranked Highest IN
the United States IN efficiency and
marksmanAhlp. and this record the
miistiamen will strive hard to main
tain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
THIS IS GOING
QUITE A BIT

The city lighting department ON
Saturday and Monday completed Is
installations Of lighting service I'm
residences 81 the city. That IL az
the rate of SIS a Fnoulh. a rate
which the department expects 20
continue throughout thu year. or. al
least. until orders for The service
discontinue eornsnR IN the present
volume n this rate r. cuntinusd
through the year there all De aoms
1000 services Installed b December
81. giving the department an income
81 $4,000 a month nom commercial
lighting The estimated income Of
the department for tho current year
mate some time before January /, IL
fii2. 9aa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
SEWARD rs
ANGRY

The merchants % Seward. aeeofd-
ing 20 the Daily Gateway. are real
angry at Seattle. and II the latter
does not watch ogf. che viii BE-
slapped real hard on the wrist The
Gateway has taken uffens@ AZ the
attitude 81 Seattle In demanding a
continuation Of the uoFthern trade
which san Francisco and Portland
have ATTEMPTED 10 wreNt from her
The Gateway accuses Seattle mef-
chants % charging from 10 10 IS per
cent higher Tor al commodities than
the other cities. Incidentally the
Gateway takes a sassfa slap At Ia.
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
n ALL is WELL

Water rent payments nom Gus
toners In the third district. the dis
trtct north Of Caller st. and Caller VI.
eagt. are coming In this month
with a regularity that indicates that
there will be few deltnquents in that
district AZ the date Of delinquency.
Marrh 81. The consumers IN that
district have enjoyed the benefit
OF the newspaper agitation Of the
new system Of payments made for
the benefit Of those in districts I
and and 80 are better Informed OF
the ne~ arrangements for making
payment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

around the docks. The exposure
started his tooth aching and this
morning with hts fsee swollen alt
out OF shape, he uaa sent 20 the
police station BY officer Martin.
Crying and hobblng with the palm.
the little fellow came 20 headquar.
tiers. Ills hands sefe grImy and
bic chelga showed big long strcaka
where his tear-ttalued hands had
heen held 70 relieve the pain. II
Waa a pathetic picture and the hard
ened Officers of the law Instantly
became human again aud did every
thing In their power 10 relieve the
tad'a distress. lie Is being held un-
III bis parents At Tacoma can be
heard from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

hre clause IN the oath 81 office
subscribed 10 by city eouncilnan.
picdEtnE them not 10 accept free
passes = ~ follows
Nor win accept fram any rail-
mad ~ street railroad corporation
operating la whole OF la part With.
On the city any Pass o. free trans.
poftation upon any terms save such
as are orcn 10 the public Eoner
ally"
The oath forms used Tor coua.
elhmen elect provide that each sisn-
e. therxta shall swear that he Il
The person elected. that he Possesses
al the necessary qualifications Tor
the oflee. that be will support the
constitution - the state and 81 the
United states. The charter hnd ord.
inaneea az the city that he viii not
hold any other offfcc. that he win
not be interested Ia any contract
with the city and that he viii faith
fully comply with all the require
menta q tho charter with refcreecs
10 his nffice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

winthrop W, almma. legal age,
Boston. and Alice u. Parker, legal
age
George William Lawson. 81. and
bertha Hehnsr. 70.
Herman y. rhiele. legal age. and
frieda Koch. legal axe.
Ralph NJ Brown, 20. Lyuden. and
Ida NJ Troadwell 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

There are things dalnw At the
Thlr1 Avenue lhsataf thla seek
aeegtrs IN TAFtars play. "Neuffs.
KING = the reaeFt Nine has aeafssi
the BIT ~ al time ~ the uptown
theatsf. and II the ether th.Afsta
are net deluN their usual business
ncotty" - fesHonaIhie for a. Aa-
other extra mAfinee vii be siYrn
tomorrow o. Accommodate the over
flow.
Murray a Mnek corae 90 the THIRD
Avenue thrater nest sunday. Their
play Around the Town r. safd 20
Be the BIS musical eesnsfY 81 thsif
career There are thirty five g#a-
pie In the company and fhsy pfam-
Ice ell me uusto-fate Songs ard
funny sayings direct ffou Bread.
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
ARREST OF SHOE
MANUFACTURER

ST. LOUIS, Mo. March i4-Jchn
II. Tenncnt. sr.. the oldest shoe
manufacturer Of this city. was ar
rested this morning charged with
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses In HIS recent failure. in which
the stockholders lost $1,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Harold Hubbard yesterday started
suit against tho Meredith Lumber
company. ~ Meredith. on the inter
Urban real. for $1,000 lie states
that b. lost hla right arm IN an ac-
cidsnt while working in the mill inai
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
coRsIN IN COMMAND.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March i4.-Gen-
eral corbin arrived here this morn
ing 10 relieve General Weston, IN
command Of the northern division
OF the army Weston viii 90 to the
Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
Free Car Tickets

The Band BOX Market. 100 Isf
avenue. keeps the freshest meat in
the city and gives a car ticket free
with every purchase Of s0e or over
.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
FOR RATE REGULATION.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March IL.
Senator Raynor this afternoon de-
livered one OF the most powerful
speeches IN favor OF government
rate regulation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

A full line OF notions. and gem
erai dry goods constantly on hand
at the High School Stationery and
Notion Store. 775 r. Pike. corner
Howard Ave. and Pike SC. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

~ptfr. rsff. pour' opens AZ the
0rsua tuniuht for four nights ant e
Saturday matinee The show comes
we'll recommended fsoin the east
and the advance sale IN Seattle iu*
dlcalsa large aGtanannes here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

O n Huniosh. of 81 Northiake
az. had a canoe stolen from him
laai week In Iakc Union. bur later
he found ig IN Lake Washington. iic
reported % the police that u was
taken b. Ralph Murray aad Percy
iixeiow.
"a Pafislt. Who ROOMS At Gle
Charles a.. reports % the police that
a thief robbed hln 81 a suit OF
clothing early Tuesday morning.
At Gcrmaula ball touiEhs the Ger
man Americans II Seattle will
gather 20 reorgAHise the German
Benevolent aoeicty. Thia body first
organized in issa. but has not been
kept up TO the best standard
A feature Of tho benefit 70 be given
on a patriek's eve for the Church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
PACKERS CASE.

CHICAGO. March l&-In the
packers case today Attorney Morrl-
son argued declaring the packers
did not claim immunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
lNGLIS LOSES RING

Win Ingiia. secretary ~ the Seat
tie Athls,ic club. was robbed Of a
diamond ring yesterday afternoon.
lie ten the ring In his apartments
nj the Hanover flats and later in tho
evening discovered that II had been
taken BY come Intruder. The stone
was threequarter caret and valua.
bic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
WINNERS IN DOUBLES.

Eiwert and Kupplnger. Of Denver,
first, purse. $50.
McManamy and Bishop. OF Dem
ver. second: purse. SIS.
Smith and Zehring. OF Salt Lake.
third. purse $50,
Good and Downing. OF Denver.
fourth: purse. SIS.
CASTOR and Crisp. Of Denver. fifth.
purse, SIS.
Probert and Talamantes, Salt
Lake. sixth. purse. $40.
HIGH INDIVIDUAL SCORES.
Price. OF Salt Lake, first: purse.
si00.
Brown. Of Seattle. second; purse.
SIS.
Russell. of Denver. third; purse.
$50.
Dysinger. OF Los Angeles. fourth;
purse. SIS.
Gibson. of Pueblo, fifth; purse. S.
Kneyse. Of Portland. sixth: purse
s5.
Grau. Of Denver. seventh. purse.
s..
Ellis. Of Denver. eighth: purse. s..
Mays. of Salt Lake. ninth: purse.
s..
meNanamy. of Denver. tenth:
purse 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
AN OATH OF OFFICE
THEY ALL VIOLATE
Newly Elected City Officials Swear They Will
Accept No Free Transportation and Then Inn
mediatey Break Their Oath.

with The company tina, such was the
vase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
BOY
WINS SECOND
WILLIAM BROWN MAKES WON.
pgRFuL SHOWING At SALT
LAKE BOWLING TOURNEY.

William Brown. the s.ocky Seat
tie ten-pln toppler who iourneyed
90 Salt Lake City. won second place
In the doubles against 4 field OF
cracks HIS total for three games
was els. an average Of 206 fiat His
individual games we're: tss. 1919 and
zsT.
shelter. pampnsch. Warren and
sOld Timer Jenkins all failed 60
live up 20 their regulations At no
time during tSp tourney did odd
Timer roll to form. His many
friends here are unable 10 account
for his lapse The Seattle team is
expected home tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

An Of the newly elected city Of
rslal. ARE ,aklns an oath OF office
wA,ch Includes declaration that
,hsy win not aeeept free passes on
tAs street car lines Il the city.
uervtafafa this provision % the
s.th az afflrt has been quite gen
.raliy violated bX elected city of
nclal.. those Officials accepting ans
rual passes from the seattle Eless
,.sc catupany provided far In the
fYsnchlse 90 the company.
The acceptance - such tranarof-
saslon. however. i raipably vlo-
ntlsn az the oath which each OF
asia takes ueca assuming hts Of
ace The star deems the question
AZ whether city officials whl cen
sinps 70 acoept such favofa In Vios
htien ~ their cafhs ~ office q niats
Ter of sufficient public interest that
n proposes 70 ask each - the new
srficials the question whether he viii
observe tAat provision 81 his oath
&c whether No vii follow the prac=
tles q preceding officials and aes
e.pt such nvufn from the street
raeway eompany The ansWefa q
tss.s aasstians VIII he published
ava day 20 day e they can Do Sc
esred
FRYE Transpsrtatien.
me se-eaiiet blanket franchise
- the seattle Eteetfic company pros
v,iss that the company shall flr=
ni.h free transportation 10 certain
efflcsais ~ the city Under this
rroslaiea q has been the practira
a ne company to supply aaeh
re.s-s - the effislsis from tire "a
tssns. renewing them nom year IS
year. These posses are IN quite
rsnsral use amenx the elected Of
fxlais q TIE citY.
ne eonsf tutlon 81 the state pfa-
hIhisa the granting b. trauHpogta :
tssn Companies q free passes %
puSlte officiais and TIE point ha 5
been fsisea nat this franchise pm
vision i = VlelstiaH ~ TIE eenstitu-
tion. Thgs poiat sas raised a few
moaths ago b. the street ranwey
ecHapaay II fteiifnEham. aiSn q
stone & Webster company. Ga a
dAnAxe suit brought against h by
4 poibse oflicer uha was riding ea
fres fansrortafieu ~ provided fef
n ire renpauYs franchise Ths
esupary pied thaf the franchise
rrwvlsien Nas unconstitutional amt
a. Superior gauft % Whatgam
esenty. Judge Jefe Nstrrer. held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Of the immaculate Conception will
be the singing ~ Irish national airs
BY Miss Iamay Bfenaen. late 81 the
Carl Rosa opera company. Of Eng
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

The British ship Celestial Empire.
which vas reported leaking. has
been surveyed AZ Aontevldio. and
allowed 90 proeeed. She was found
to be alright A report 20 this ef-
test was received By the Merchants
exchange this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Tho trsffle on The Tacoma Inter.
urban Was resumed last night al
s. 30 O'Clock after being interrupted
all day by the unsafe condition oi
tho bridge al Spokane Mv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Lat II with List. Mutual Life bldg.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Committees representing the
Chamber u Commeres and the sew
eral city Improvement clubs OF the
city are expected TO attend the
meeting ~ the King County Horii-
cultural aoeiety II the Chamber Of
Commences ru0ms this evening to
participate in making the arrange
menin Dor the Proposed flower. fruit
and vegetable show which Il 90 be
held In this city IN June.