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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-05-04

| NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To all persons holding liens by
Judgment or otherwise, on the
real estate, or any part thereof, OF
John I. 1.owther. deceased, and
Margaret I-owther, or either OF
them:
In pursuance of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Harrison County
West Virginia, made in cause
therein pending, to subject the real
estate of said John l. lowther, de-
ceased. and Margaret Lowther. 70
the satisfaction of the liens thereon,
rou are hereby required to presen1.
ali claims held by you and each OF
YOU against the said John |. Lowthef
deceased, and Margaret fowther' or
either of Their, which are liens on
their real estate, or the real estate
of either of them, or any part of IT.
for ADJUDICATION to IN at my Office,
ut No. 3s1 West Main street, in the
CITY of Clarksburg, in Harrison
County. West Virginia, on or be-
fore the s2nd day of May, 1906.
Given under my hand this 2oth
day of April, 1906. ,a,-
TANEY HARRISON,
ooanr4tr Commissioner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-05-04
COMMISSIONER S NOTICE

and the costs of this suit
v. What personal estate the said
John /. Lowthef owned at the time
thereof.
vi. What debts said John |.
Iowther owed at the time of his
death, TO whom they are payable,
their nature, and their respective
Eamounts and priorities.
VII. What disposition, if any,
was made Of said personal estate BY
the defendant. B. Brown Stout, Ad-
ministrator Of said John |. Lowther,
deceased. and how much, if any, OF
said personal estate is now in the
hands Of said B. Brown Stout, as
Administrator, available for the pay
ment Of any debts owing from the
estate Of said John !. I0wther, de-
ceased.
ministration Of the estate OF SAID
decedent by said B. Brown Stout,
his administrator.
TX. The nature OF Margaret
Iowthcr's liability under any Judg-
ment reported against her II any
such Judgment be so reported
x. TO report upon all matters
act uu BY Margaret Lowther in her
answer filed in said conse.
xr Such other matters as any
party in interest may require lhe
same being pertinent. or such MAJ
tiers as / may deem pertinent, wile'n-
er so required or not. ao.,,
Given under my hand this Soth
day Of April, 1906, a,,eox
TANEY HARRISON,
Commissioner in chancery.
johnson & Hoffheimer,
Counsel for plaintiff.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-05-04

scrofula arises from poor, thin watery blood It can
not exist with pure, r red blood corsing through the
veins and arteries In order to enrich and cleanse the
so that they take the best from food and the liver and
Kidneys must be stimulated to carry away blood impurities
Johnstons Capsules a BY purifying the blood.
blood smother everything a about au 70
been discarded them thus both the scaven
and the ioodprovder Of every cell of the body -. ST..
as particles impurities 81 the o
he removed be provided for the presence
been
old painful sings kernels and 1rev troubles
jaunolce '
list ofrany
following
OF aea m he balance andw
r DO Michigan Drug CO.. Deso D1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
ENTRANCE FOR
HARTMAN

The right Of waY Of the Harri-
man lines into Seattle. which has
been parchased quietly aad IN single
iots from the terminals on Hartor
Island 90 the city limits east Of
Georgetown. was almost completed
yesterday by the purchase in sep
arats sections ~ about 100 lots
along the line already purchased.
The deeds we're filed ia the names
u Roy Elliot and Herbert Taylor.
A former purchases have been. and
he total expenditure represented In
be loo deals being close to $3.50 100
In blocks q aud K % Ladds Fac
Tory sltea addition the buying has
been heaviest. vhiie blocks + and =
are entirely owned BY the mysts-
rious Taylor and Elliot. Who arc
buying the fighf-of- Nay which leads
directly 10 Hafriman's terminals.
From that point 90 the city limitg a
strip which varies from two lots To
Two blocks in width has been pur-
haacd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
BEAUCHAMP
IS WANTED

That u, nsauehamp, now held
ia the county inil Tor the alleged
appropriation 81 funds from the G.
II Lilly company. Tor which he Nas
collector. ia not In trouble fot
the first time VAS proved this
morning b. the recclpt of a tsle-
GRIM fram Pueblo. Colo. saving
that Bcanehamp e wanted there
The message WAS sent 10 pepuly
Sheriff John Liner. Who brought
heAnehAmp here from Tacoma.
where "a. man vas arrested
Joseph + Trickeli IH the name
signed TO the message. aad Il Il
apparent that the sender read Ut
ueauehampH arrest in a neNnpas
per sa he was uus informed ot the
fact from anyone IN the aheriffs
uffirr Tho message merely aayt
'f-auehamp wanted In Pueblo An
sanding letter it 10 believed that
the charge against tho man IN
Colorado + the same which be must
face here. and unless the charge u
different or the proc, more certain
he viii probably BE- kept and tried
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

SAN FRANCISCO. March 7-The
sylfRinlan" il married. This spirn-
ava hero ~ Owen wtaierss fasrirsfs
ing tale has been captured aud Jed
away ~ The altar HenocfUrth be
will b. known AZ plain John Hicks.
benedict and manager Of the T. o.
ranch. Texas
Tho real story % The Vlrglnian'
came out The other day xhnn John
Henry Hicks Of Texas Naa quietly
married tn san Francisco 20 htss
Katherine Adams. q little sachuul
mA'am~ who had been teaching faf
some time pas, in Tempe. Aris0Ha.
By way OF proof that she groom
Ii Indeed the "VlrEinian. the
couple have carried back ~ II Pasu
hox Of dolls representing the
~ characters In the novel. present
FL BY his cowboy frisnss. the "Nif-
sinlan doh being significantly lie
Ike.
Almost everyone in Texas knees
when wistsr's novel was published
that the romantic. daredevil hero Of
tho book Was none other than
Hicks. Tho novelist spent a week
A. guest on the T. O." ranch.
and Il was while there that he gath.
ered the material for his novel
Wister tells Of the fVirElnian'H'
eourtahlp and first meeting with the
young woman who was finally 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
ORCHARD BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY
DETECTIVE MCFARLAND TELLS OF pYsAmrIso SCHOOL
CONDUCTED ~ MOVER. HAYWOOD AND PErTIsoNE
DENVER

BOISE. Idaho. March Accord
ing 10 the testimony Of Detective
Mcfarland before the grand Jury.
today. Meyer. Haywood and Petit
bone experimental With bombs on
the prairie four miles north Of Den
yer. where they had a regular dyna-
hitting school Harry Orchard
knew about this and Mcfarland
gave testimony corrohorating Or
eharda confession in regard to the
murdcrars Of Superintendent Martin
Gleason Of the Cripple Greek mine;
Superintendent Arthur Collins o.
the Telluride mine. and superin-
,endent Harvey. 81 Telluride, who
has been missing since 1892. Nc
Pariand elassed Haywood as the
engineer of the murders. Meyer as
the dupa. and Pettibone as one In Il
for money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

capture bis heart 10 vas when the
afnoroua and haif-slruuken driver q
IN stage. on which Ehe was the
only passenger. managed 10 nearly
Upset the coach while fordinE a
stream.
Then tail rider appeared elots
against the buried axles. and took
hey oHi u thc stage on his horse 30
aaadnniY that abe screamed She
felt apiaehea. EAw swimming
food. and found herself lifted down
upon tho shure
FER rceeuer sres that all II well
with the gtFl and then goes his way
The viFEiniAn then develops a
sud den Interest IN things pertaining
to school, and calls upon the young
teacher
Thpe the romance goes on until
one tay tlsa hero IL shot by cattle
'FusslersT and the school ma'sm
finds him dismounted beside a
aprtng. falntlnE from loss OF blood.
she heips him 10 hia saddle and
saves HIS life One adventure foi.
lows another. and the VirKinian
grows In the readers favor A. the
tAis goes on until he bccames the
moss popular hero ~ she day and
nov tho story has gained fresh in
tsreat when Il IL learned that each
~ fheae thrilling episodes Is taken
from teal We.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
LOSES Las CHANCE.


OLYMPIA. March 2-The sus
ufsne coarf vas called IN hank Al
II 80 O'Clock today 20 listen 70 The
application 81 Attorney OConnst
Tor a writ 81 habeas corpus for kie
white. the condemned murderer
Assistant Attorney General \. ]
Faiknrr represented the state
Attorney OCounsr presented hiI
petition. which act forth the ground
% Hilaebrand's confession and the
fact that the governor had refused
a. consider an application for COM
mutton ~ sentence unless the AZ.
torueFs for the condemned man
Nuuid acknowledge that the former
decision xas final This action Of
the governor. said the attorney
prevent the latter from takinF
any steps toward a rebearing until
the executive had finally decided
the matter and then the time vas
not sufficient 10 perfect an appea
Of any sort.
The petition was denied and then
Attorney 0Connsr applied for :
writ % error returuable 90 the
United States supreme court This
vas also denied and the last possi
be chance for a stay 10 the hanging
was gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
LARGE
LEVERAGE
CANADIAN PACIFIC WILL NOT BE HANDICAPPED
BY INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAWS IN TRAN
GuLAR RACE FOR sEATTLE's TRADE-SToRY
OF ITS COMBINATION WITH HARTMAN RE-
GARDED AS ABSURD.

Statements frequently appearing
Of late that combination had been
effected between the Canadian Pa
cific and the Hartman interests In
the fight Ia defeat Hill In the North
west are regarded BY most railroad
men In this city as highly ridleu-
lous. In discussing the matter with
a representative OF The Star this
morning n man who Ia thoroughly
familiar with the situation said
THE Canadian Pacific lie not
divulginR the nature OF its inten,
lions nj this stage OF the game. Up
90 the present. you may say with all
truthfulness. nothing Is known as
10 what this road viii do. outside Of
tho highest heads of the corpora
ton. Even the field men have no
knowledge Of their future move
meuta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

CALDWELL. Idaho. March Al,
leaked out this morning that Harry
Orchard had two trunks here. one
OF which Was wrecked at the depot
and upon which he paid storage.
After his arrest the trunk was
turned over TO the detective. who
found the mysterious papers from
which he worked out the cipher key
10 what Is claimed to be startling
disclosures not only regarding the
StennenberE assassination, but the
Colorado affairs and duplicating the
Inner circle"
Orchard was on the stand this
morning Since yesterday morning
he has been CHARTERED under guard
At the Saratoga hotel and his meals
prepared under the supervision OF
guards TO prevent tamperiug with
his food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
wAllA wALLA. March a.
wIlEs- t-Nid'1 white. ~ss hanged
a the jail gard ., ,hs stats peni.
sssisry hare shortly after , e'slees.

wAiI.A wALf.A. wash. March
s--Aessnx on hie 0wn voistinu, be.
easss Of information received frosn
-Eid- Whites attorneys ~ho wired
Tat They we're seeking q writ q
rsspite from The Supreme court.
waftsu KEGS postponed ths sxeca-
Ten q the Seattle murderer until
! oeioek this afternoon The Law
pTsvidea that al executions shall
isfe place between sunrise and sun
set anA Warden KEGS acted voiun.
ursiy h the matter. stating that no
dslAy woutd be granted after .
eeiecs unisss writ VAS returned
razn the eoart. White was greatly
plsssed when told Of the brief stay
q sxseution. but Gid not seem 80
INK that his asntsuce woaid be
fcnmutsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Upon twn differcnt occasions Last
uishi street cas employees reported
seeing a masked man "a North Sc
attic. bat Ia neither case dld tho
man attempt a huldup
At ~ 80 the conductor on the in
bound Cedar % car reported that
a masked man had attempted To
board the ear between Roy and
Mercer. but whether the man Was
frightened or thought better OF the
proposition g. not known a. any
rate be decided NOS 20 board tho
car
Rive miuatea after thia report
reached headquarters II vas fol-
lowed BY another from the con.
duetor 81 al oufhouud Queen Anne
car. who stated that he had seen a
man near the corner uf Queen
Anne and Roy who pofe a mask
but who made no effort 10 board
the car oF 20 modest the paafensen4-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
Turner Jackson Is Pardoned BY President on
Day That Judge Who Sent Him Wrongfuly
to Prison Dies.

Of law aud order. He vas n man 81
principle In front Of n mob OF 200
furious men stepped this one de
tefmined law observer with re-
yolycr.
The first man who steps forward
will be shot. he said.
"Suapy Smith was never lynched.
A. that mob stood In awe Of the
one mau with the drawn revolver.
the notorious hlghvaymsn bottled
Tor the waterfront Of skagWay. was
met On Moore'H wharf by City Mar
shal Reed and shot dead. Reed was
MORALLY wounded in the conflict
Those we're primitive days Ia
skagway and feeling ran high. THr-
ner Jackson. the proeryor OF law
and order the enemy Of mob law.
was regarded as responsible for the
escape of Smith. aud the death Of
Reed lie was arrested by the
United States marshal. tried before
a Jury that largely consisted Of men
who had been In the mob he over
awed. and sentenced 30 prison after
pfunouncing the Hateful words. Il
only hope 70 live to see those wh'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
READS LIKE
a ROMANCE

II am an innocent man. You are
sentencing me 20 a living grave. I
only hope that may I've 90 see
those who have wfonged ne IN the
grave OF death"
In the United states court room
In Bkagway. Alaska. Turner Jack
son. convicted OF assault with In
tent 20 commit murder. pronounced
these words. and was sentenced bY
Judge G. 8. Johnson TO serve 10
years In the penitentiafy at McNeifs
Island
Yesterday President Roosevelt
nardoned Turner Jackson
Yesterday Judge G. T. Johnson
died
such IL the last chapter 81 one oi
the most thrilling dramas that was
enacted Ia Alaska IN the days OF the
gold boom Of 1888
In the summer Of that memorable
year Turner jackson was sentenced
% the United States penitontiary.
Ills crime was the prevention Of the
lynching OF "soapy Smith by the
United States marshal aud citlzens
Of sl1agway Jackson had just ar
rived In the north on the day when
Smith was captured and was about
70 be- lynehcd for a murder commit
ted ia a h0ldup on the trail
Faces Furious Mob.
Turner Iackann came from a land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
FORTY LITTLE CWPR/TS
LINED UP NtCOURT

Forty frightened aud tear washed
iaoea, the greatest number ever
assembled ia the iuTcnile court APP
pearcd Ia Judge Fruter'a court room
this morning The room Mas also
we'll filled with mothers and sis
tcra, aud In one ur two eases there
we're attorneys present 10 represent
the boys who have come under the
ban of the law
Never before have there been
mere than 80 youths gathered be-
fore the Judge on one occasion. but
postponed eases and "A rush Of tru.
anry business HWe led the number
this morning. and "A motley assem-
blage Of bad boys. neglected boys,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
RAILWAY BUYS
LARGE TRACT

The large tract ~ land lying be-
tween 18th and 18th avs. W. and
Howe and Caller ats. has been en-
tirely covered by an option BY some
unknown railroad The tract IL
owned by Contractor sehaffer and
ia located on the old Ballard ear
line. about five blocks south Of sta
tlou A. one hair 81 the tract has
been sIulced of Into the bay "a the
head Of Caller st.. the balance being
entirely covered with brush. II em-
braces Hir large blocks and. being
located in the vicinity Of the recent
railroad purchases. Il IL thought 10
be desired for railroad terminal
purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
TITUS CHALLENGES.

Herman +. Titus. socialist editor
and leader. has renewed hts ehals
lenge 10 the municipal ownership
advocates 10 meet him In Joint des
bate on the question Of vhethee
municipal ownership will help thu
working man.
The new challenge was addressed
yesterday TO 3. w. Harmon, chair
man OF the municipal ownership
campaign committee. Tie fret
challenge. issued last week. was 20
George r. Cotterili. one Of the chief
speakers OF the municipal ownerx
ship campaign. Mr.. Cotterill de~
eilned to accept the challenge for
the reason that he was too busy
with the fight against intrenehed
monopoly 10 spare time or energy
for an academic discussion of the
subjects OF scientific socialism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
- IRA!
PAYS PENALTY
FOR HIS CRIME !:

rhine Il has been maintained by
many that the younger criminal
houid have been let OF with the
lentence accorded hts partner.
In the county iaii here white
tayed Tor over "a year. quiet and
1ild hammered prisoner. except
ghon he became haastful Of bis evil
leeds. Every effort was made hy
Ills attorneys Go secure for him a
new trial or Communication ~ SEN
,ence BY the governor. but al we're
unsuccessful Early IN January he
sas taken "a Walla Walla. 70 be
executed on January Is. bat a r..
nfievs fram the governor post
ponod the fatal day While IN the
county Jail white always maintain.
ed that he wnuid never be hanged
tie stated Tn his hfagEadoeio man
uer at one time that he would raih.
er hans than go 70 prison fnr life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

clean and dirty boys, cheerful aud
ieaefn boys. awaited the judicial
con9defHtion.
TIE youngsters were up for eY-
cry Imaginable offense. petty thiev-
inga. window breaking aud playing
"hoohy. being the most general
charges In some Instances the par
enia were also summoned 90 show
why they had kept their children
out of school As usual the Judge
was very lenient letting the ma
iorlty OF the boys off with lee
ture and promise Of good be
hayiur. but a few we're sent to the
parental school on Mercer island
and the old offenders went 10 the
reform school nj ChehaliH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

have wronged me in the grave q
death"
District Attorney Frederieka. OF
Skagway. prosecuted Jackson. Two
years later he was buried. From thd
Nckeils Island penitentiary Jaeks
son was recently set free under tho
law which allows 10 days per month
of a conylctB sentence for good
behavior The circuit court Of ape
peala remanded him 10 prison on
the ground that the law was passed
after his Incarceration. but BY tbs
efforts Of his attorney. Richard
SAKE Jones. and Of the Washington
delegation In congress. President
Roosevelt pardoned him. and at tha
very hour that the story Of his par
don was flashed from Washington.
the message telling Of the close Of
the life OF Judge Johnson came
from the north.
II ia a remarkable fact that Judge
Johnson recently reconsidered hiE
sentence OF Jackson and wrote 70
the president admitting that tha
man should not have been sent tn
prison for more than four years. \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
Cutting His Throat.

TN the first place. Hartman
would be cutting his own throat To
make a combination with the Ca
madam Pacific which would allow
the latter road to reach Portland.
The Canadian Pacific could get into
the Oregon metropolis and take
away business at rates that would
mean bankruptcy 20 the American
road. The Canadian Pacific. You
must remember. Is not amenah'e To
the rulings Of the interstate COM
merce commission. and can there
fore make their tariff on this side
with complete impunity. Neither
would the American roads. Harri-
man particularly, have any re-
dress
what has probably given rise 70
tho rumor Of a combination between
these two big interests most likely
arises out OF a chance remark Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
TEN TIMES BIGGER.

That the volume Of real estate
business done IN Seattle r. about
300 per cent larger than that done
one year ago "a shown beyond quea-
ton by the values Of realty trans
fers recorded Ut the county audi
tors office last month. without
Including numerous transfers. the
value Of which are concealed by the
phrase "for 81 and other valuable
confederation" the volume Of real
estate business done in Seattle last
month was si0.s73. 702O3 In Feb
ruary. 1905, It was ti.22l .sl2.4a. The
ence OF s9.t52 ..s.5f represents
the growth IN real estate dealings
ana roai cafato values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

James J. Hlll. reported 10 have been
made at a recent dinner speech. Hs
vas quoted TO the effect that be did
not object To any road coming To
this country except the Canadiau
Pacific. and for the single reason
that the road was not amenable Ia
the interstate commerce commits
sion. and could. therefore. demor-
aliEe the entire northwestern freight
tariff II IL known that Mr.. Hill
and Hartman are deadly enemies
IN the railroad fed. and this
probably forms the basis for tina
frequent articles tending to show
that Hartman and the Canadian
Pacific had formed an offensive and
defensive alliance against their
hated rival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

The haahed and silent feeling a.
an execution y evident all about
the prison The guards and EN-
rtoysa show In their MANNER aud
actions u. feeling that one has
Nhfu IN the presence 81 death. but
White is as calm aud cnoi az he
has ever been The terrible strain
which is on every ore else seems
rot - be N hts thoughts as The
etock Oh the prison wall slowly ticks
eff TIE mouteuts - has e. femain
On earth. each stroke ~ the psndus
lum bringing him nsafsF the end
white smiles and talks 20 those
about him "a perfect uncvncurn. n
Ne IL permitted 70 live he vii be
ths most surprised person there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
MOS TOOK
az R HIM
UNKNOWN MAN STRIKES STREETS CAR CONDUCTOR AND
PASSENGERS CHASE HIM THREE sLocks.

a man with an unknown name
giving his address as az Bellevue
ay. n. narrowly escaped n severe
thraahinK. " not something more
serious. az the hands or an angry
mob 81 street car passengers last
night.
lie oluded punishment by aupe-
fior HprintinR ability. The paHscn-
gers left the car and chased him for
three blocks. after he had coward
" attacked Joe Sands. conductor on
University car aaf. The chase was
finally given up. but only after the
car had been held for 10 minutes.
Whiting for the indignant passen-
gers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Davis great suffering would ensue
we have teiegrapbef Captain
Jarvis. who ~ TN Washington. "a
make every effort 10 induce the fed
erai authorities 90 act Immediately
as there is 40 time for delay.
eBitnninouH coal han been selling
az az tou. but. as I stated. u is
exhausted and there IT. no other
fuel IN that district with the eycep-
ifon o. 1000 tons Of anthracite AZ
Fort Davis. the property Of the fed
sral government"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
DEFEAT FOR
TARIFF BILL
FIRST OF PRESIDENTS PET
MEASURES rs KILLED BH
THE PHILIPPINE COMMITTEE
OF THE SENATE. 81

WASHINGTON. March a.-Ths
senate committee ON the Phillip
pines met today TO take action on 4
bill which proposes 10 admit Phil.
ippine sugar, tobacco and rice at "a
per cent OF the Dingley rate
After discussing the proposed
change for some time n vote was
taken which resulted in the defeat
of the bill by a vote of 90 s.
Senators Hale. Burrows. Dick.
Nixon. Brandege. Culberson. Du.
bots and Stone voted gainst the
bill. and Lodge. Veveridge. Long.
Carmaek and McCreary for H.
This Is the first OF the president'a
pet measures to be killed by thu
senate. Senator Lodge. chairman
~ the committee was surprised. He
believed 10 the last that he would
az least be able 20 get the bin be-
fore the senate. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
SEATTLE GIRL
WANTS $4,000
COMPLAINT FILED AT EVER.
att CHARGING SANDER
tsnlai - Ths star )

EVERETT. March 2 -~Haael Htuia-
man. formerly employed In Cline's
piano house. ia Seattle has brEan a
suit Dor sleeve damages ior Hlasdcs
against Mrs Jane noe narton. ~
Everett The complaint alleges
that Ars nufton told Carl Cline
that Miss stutsmAn had been tn,i.
mate Wiih the husband Of Mrs. ftur-
tnB.