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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
KMVESAND TEETH
IN FIGHT ON CAR

town. started "a help the conductor,
whose name "a not known Several
Italians joined In. and By the time
the car was stopped az Jackson st.
half dozen boys. che con
ducfor and four or five Wildly eN'
cited Italians we're mixed
Ear CheWed OF.
One Of the Italians secured hall
Nelson ON Lyons ear with his teeth
and when he boy succeeded IN
breaking his hold the most of The
little fellows left ear remained In
the mouth Of the Italian
McK0wen was even more untor'
funaie. receiving stab IN the back
The noah was alit for two inches,
although the knife aid not penetrate
very doep Il Is not believed that
the wound ~ serious Lyons went
g. DOCTORS office and hnd bis
mHtilated ear cared for. ana Nc.
kaWen was able 20 proceed 70 bis
Tome without difficulty. a doctor
was called and the stab wound
dressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
.CLUM WILL Be
A CANDIDATE
FAIRBANKS POSTMASTER De.
eLAREs Hu WILL TRY TO 81
a DELEGATE FROM ALASKA.

Jp. cium. posfeffiee Inspector for
Alaska and the new postmaster 81
Fairbanks. aiil issYs for the north
tonight On the steamer Humboldt
At the Butter hotel this morning ne
stated that he intended Ca place his
name before the convention for cleo
tian az Alaska delegate.
PROM here Mr. eium Eoes 10 EkaE-
way then 60 Dawson Prom there
he Niil make as inspection of the
post offices along the lower Yukon.
KuiuK 10 ~ Michael and Nome
When through. ne wiil return 60
Fairbanks and ASSUME the posffuae-
tsfHhlp AZ that place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
ODD FELLOWS
BEGIN SESSION
GRAND ENcAmPmEar con.
VENEo TINS moRNiNo-oFFi.
cERs ARE ELECTED FoR
YEAR-REBUKAHs mEET.

The sfand euesmpmeut. I q q.
=. roufansd this morning 81 40
o'clock. IA EaKiss hall The MORN.
tnn secession Was iakea up m thr
election II officers. she following he.
les elected II ~ siarr. EEaad
lairlaFeh. " u. eoffu. high priest.
Frank kiiiieu. grand senior wAfasn
J. 6 smith. grand ianiaf Natasn
lack onanneii treasurer q ".
HEae kos. representative.
u TIE afternoon fhe reports Of ihe
various committees we're read Affsi
The ute ofntefs installed ~
amendments were made 70 the con
sttlatlau. - Was At fraf expected
sdjevrns redar.
Tho sneAmpnsut viii adjourn this
sfteFnoon. and the nuboFtinsss laslxs
VII meet fof = tao da1s sssssos,.
when officers % fhs local lode. mili
be elected
Tuesday evening AZ 50 o'eleck.
ihs Imperial order - IsEra4ffes
kfsfuiin khnsar. w.ii inset. A sss-
fadr vii BE the agNuiH9 feature and
IL thr ilns VIII BE the Nuseasfsr
band. anisf The leadership q a.
Dickinson - Tacoma 0ue hundred
nsa msuhsrs ell BE- Initiated fag
The amusement Of these sha have
exusfirnssd the mysteries % the ins
as4 circle befnFe
The nafads vsli start FROM fhf
AfllHEton hotel. aaeu James a.. az
% Second Az
Hsbsssha IL ssssien.
TIE Rebekahs assembly nst Rt 70
e's;8ea ihls morning IN the Labor
fs4ple. mnA 2li nuutiHus Zoe Ihfer
days TINE hundred members Nfli
hs suegn ln ard officers efll 30
elected Eatriia Walls. Il no kFegt
II sfaAsu - a. tbs urxt president
a fogsNslan alfl b. rendered -
All ~. Visiting mssnbrfs feniaai "a
afasF fafafsEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
DIX WILL BE
REPAIRED

Tho United states transport Dix
win be thoroughly ovcrhauicd aud
the needed repairs made before she
goes into ealnmissien again This
mueh was decided today and she
was sent ia Tacoma. where she IL
diHeharginK her fuel coal into the
thhiesifu burnside
Il is estimated that the repairs
VIII cost Ia the neiEhhofhood Of
100000. and the Dix wiz be out Of
commission Tor two months. The
fenalrs viii be made az nremerton
and extra men WI be placed at the
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

std part % the way into a nlthy
mems pfivy. where d wac picked up
hY two employees. who PLACED IL on
truck and carried 70 o. It's dsHtihA
ton without making an effort a.
clean a.
The radical defect Ia the present
system q insrsg tion Is that it does
not SO Far enough hrihE canfinrd
g. passing on the hsalthral condition
~ animals at the tirae u kiBne
There l. no government inspection
Ia pfepaflnE sauaaEss aud either
products. although theY bear labels
stating that they Wefr Inspected by
the government.
oaailty ouars ntssd
The phrase oa the labels quality
Guaranteed beneath the inspection
marx. = pronounced AZ uuNaffauted
and untustiflahie. u l. stated that
tsss inspectors ae not know shat
else mas BE- PLACED in cans additional
q inspected met
The Fepatf refers 90 the mistfeat.
msnt accorded employees. especially
3 women. and closes wilt a number
81 recommendation which are ea9.
cred in the presidents message. The
hsesidrut IN hts message thrratsued
r. destroy the fanslgn business 81
TIE packers. should congress faii Ia
provide for Federal inspection %
meat through ali processes.
Pessidsnt's Threat.
IN the event II failure 60 pass fe.
auirvd legislation. the president says
BE vii be comIsiicd 10 order that
the Inspection labels ard certificates
en canned goods shall not b. nsed
hsFsaftst~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
THIS MAN MADE TROUBLE
FOR THE BEEF TRUST MEN

ne searching Investigation tato
- r1ezho<as. Practices snf crimes
y ~ esef trust. Ire results ~
saxa have hson transmitted 20
ua<7e@ BY Tie pgvsiisat. came az
4fset FssaN - The put <mtion Of
aHaH slaelairn novel. The jan
=. paellahr@ last Febfuar3 Sin-
81 kFFaf tso ftsrS IN FnehinE.
n~a sfaiFine the workings of the
rsw aHt p@rtfaYess them in cne of
- unss stFikinsiy dramatic novels
4 ls<Tat sears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
JENNINGS GOING hoRTH.

f. ". jennings. one af shs best
knevn attorneys IL southeastern
Alsskh. returned from View York
last niEhf and registered 1t the Hnt-
Ter Mr. Jennings name has been
connected wtth the Alaska delegate
candidacy. but he eiii make no an.
Huunrrmfut until he returns 20
iaasau and Sizes up the present
situation. liz Wi remain ~ Seattle
several faYa before returning north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
MANY ENJOY EXCURSION

The baFtsntefa' excursion an the
steamer indianapolis To Port Tean.
send yesterday waH attended tg R
iafsfe nnnhef. The exenrsioniatH
enjoyed q aeFea hours Wait "a roF,
TuWuaend. where banquet Naa
nlFsn AZ the naimoniea cafe b.
Mrs. Mafa0fd Msrrick 4 Thomaa
also gave the visitors a royal sci,
come Al Frederieka and FRED s.
pimmitf bad charge 81 tho affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
SENATOR SUCCUMBS
To LONG SICKNESS

ARTHUR p. ooamAa. OF MARY.
LAND. ANSWERS FINAL ROLL
cALL-His PUBLIC CAREER
a NOTABLE ONE. BEGINNING
WHEN ne WAS APPOINTED a
PACE IN rHE SENATE At TIE
ACE OF "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
BOY
IS DROWNED
CHARLES oERALpIN MEETS
His DEATH IN CALIFORNIA
WHILE HUNTING WITH SOME
YOUNG COMPANIONS.

While hunting with several com
paalaus. Charles Gcraidln. the ta-
yoaF-oid son ~ Mt and Mrs I.oaia
Getuidin. ef 200 21rd az. s. vas
dfoe urd yesterday near tathrop.
cal a telegram 20 this effect was
received hf She father this morning
The boy was visiting with his sis
Ter. STR Geo " SHEPPARD at Lath-
rnn. and had been away from home
for couple ~ weeks
The remains have been recovered
and sill b. shipped Co Seattle for ln-
fcrfuruL The father b. a clerk ia
the employ ~ the Pacific Coast
Steamship company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

Late Saturday afternoon the
United States marshal placed a fao..
Gee libel en the tug TaEuna ~ the
Puget kannd TUG Boat company.
The libel recalls the stormy DAYS
arouua Christmas. 1901 The Ta-
Gonna foak sho German ship Rtek-
mera 10 an anchorage IL saiinan
baf a starm came up and. before
asasisianee arrived. the Rickmsfa
ioat her auehof and drilled cnilla.
ins etth the sehseners Mildred aud
Sfifason. doing considerable damage
The libel Is tho nuteulus Of thim ia-
stance when shlpIauE On The Sound
suffered inany disasters during the
STERN witch swept the eoast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

nuuciatioa OF the chief executive OF
hts own party lie was mighty
man IN the days Of machine politics,
and hiB tact and finease IN over.
coming republican mniofities won
him the title OF the Fox OF the
senate"
lie allied himself by marriage
With Henry Gaasaway Davis, the
mnlti.millionairo coal aud railroad
proprietor Of West Virginia, and be.
came ar lociated financially with
Senator stephen Il Elkins, and in
other ways built up a poliiic0fiuan.
clal structure Of great strength
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
TAKES $500 At.
POINT OF GUN

nREMEHTON. June 4-lt IL re-
ported that four men engaged 10 a
card game on the beach here Fri
day afternoon with q nth were
robbed Of 800 b. the latter lie
ncoopcd up an the money la sight
aud escaped Ia a rowboat The
other men returned 10 Seattle on
the late steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
CRUSHED UNDER
ELECTRIC CAR

car AZ 2 sharp curve Ia East rfugi.
deure yesterday morning
More than Too young men and
women who had spent the evening
af Crescent park. six miles below
this citf. pere Oh chartered car
returning 70 their homes IN fhis
ciiy Il l. believed two 81 the IN.
iured will de
The dead George AtcheTaon.
Edward = Brennan. Alice Franklin.
Enrico Gamhoui. John Gavin. An
cello germain. Gustafe Guertin.
William v Luther. Bertha ~ kel-
les. John Schneider. Ethel whitsley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
FRsE.FoRALL BATTLE TAKES
PLACE AFTER PICNIC AND
sEvERAL ARE INJURED
srtETEp OVER \ TRANSFER.

Darihs free forail fight which
.-~''ed On an inbound South Seattle
=. isai nighf. a. q result N a guar
NNonf iransfefs Chief MckoWcn
~ .iahbed Do the back. Joe Lyons
- ne ear bitten almost on. and
s..si oihera escaped with bruised
- ane iacelafe1 hands
Demanded Transfer.
~ Italian paa anFoE demanded n
t,'ef aiief paying the conductor
~ Tide Wei q f-cenf ticket
-, .pHducior refused % give the
ss.sf. snd TIE argument rapidly
49,. 49, . ne f'ahflur atnge Lyon
kfetsfn and eFergi others Hho
- YEA 70 IL picnic AZ George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

WASHINGTON. June f.--scnator
Arthur Pue German. Of Maryland,
died no his home IN this city this
morning. following an attack OF grip
which has kept him confined to his
bed for weeks
His death removes from public
life n man who. though not very
old. has been longer In active po'
litical life than almost any Of his
contemporaries. II began In 1902,
when. 1T the age Of ~. he was mp
pointed . page IA the United States
senate. and ran through the war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
OWNERS COMPLAIN oF
STREET GRADING PLANS.

Complaining that the FeNser
estate lntsuds 10 uArFos sSih Az
near Z spfucr - from 4 g. to 80.
f00f street. and e. make a fa4 In
the street. uwnsfH ~ property liz
that vicinity have asked She heard
IT works 10 have tire grading nuar
atiuna stopped The peflfinn will
~ 10 che city rnancil ianiGhi. and
bY that body referred % The
streets committee. which has ~
roaay acted In the premises on ssr.
bal complaints, dsfscfina that the
GRADING enrk BE- suspended until Il
can D. looked Into The grading h.
on uupiattnd property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

KANSAS CITY. June Resard
ink the disclosures relative 10 the
meat paekiag Industry. General Ssl.
~on A. Miles. who Il on his way a
address the state university stu
dents. said today
The aauitefation 81 food prod.
tets ia shc colossal eFimo az che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

wASniNGToN 4, (. June a.
u.,..fxnx revelations. almost be-
80 telieg. are made IN the sp.eiai
..rcst a. ChieaEo raeklnK house
...a,ts.ns usar hy commissioners
80 saa Reynolds. submitted 60
s~r@ss totay hg President Reess-
ut
n 4 message ACCOMMODATING the
..n.ss ne president Describes she
-sasssaas a. revOiuns. and usKcs
As~et.sis snd drastic action Ia ac.
s.,e.aes sta the nevsFiize amend
sort
Rspes Ia sieksries.
- sesari does net make nico
...1.ns Solas q the statements
=, seAsnme Il shows that the
ssAstz have generally displayed
mssxaFa not euly % gae eemmon
~ks Il saRitaslen hal even 81
nesnty
n : stated that ths sloek yards
ssssmeass are uiastiy q brick filled
ssiA nAannfs and either fefuss. Thsy
49, - property cleaned being Shiny
"a asaiasiofpuz ben set and Dusty
sssa ~. stosk witch has aisd rn
,ssss . shguwn 81 tive niatfortas and
-, A. hears al . time q avoid the
.ss~i.ss II rrmatat
lnasfssrsns % clssuiinsss.
- . -. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

| not furnished st an. of ere small and
dirty being provided neither with
towels seap of toilet pa per
Women ana men return directly
from these places % plunge their
dneashsa hands into meat products
and sauaases some u the pfltiea
arr situated a distance from the
apFk foems. and men relieve them
ssIvea eH the kuiing flaor or In u
eusnrr ~ the work rooms
Climb over Meat
fieuee Ia some places urine fumes
ADJ ga the naussatinE ndoru arising
ftu1n the dirty. blood soakea aud
fatiine Neod floaFs Nhleh arc fruit p.
ial culture beds for disease germs
u men aud animals
The investigators found absence
q cleanliness svwrye here iu hand.
llas meat Tbs workers climb ever
heaps = meat Ia select the pieces
they wish. Frequently they threw
them apon the dirty nsars beside
the benches.
Covered With Fsnh.
- t@NA#fsh tue HtFAt Nft tNT NFfEHEEa
the wofkmen geusrRliX hold the
iaeas against their aprons. which are
indreSritehiy filthy Men we're seen
70 stand oa meai tables with their
Shoes covered with rlth. purlnE she
lunch haar thsY were seen Ia at
On She apat where meats are cut
under the superintendent eyes.
We saN meat mhoevlsd from
filthy fioers read the report. splisa
al tables rarely washed ana puahpa
IA rotten carts always gathering
dirt and splinlefs from the flaar.
filthy with thr expsetoratfana Of
persons affected With tub~reuIo4i.
- either diseases
tterrssssna EsswpIs.
IAN extfente example u the ais.
regard Of enapief~s 81 the rules %
cleanliness la handiiaw dressed
meats Ne e@m Nhsn a hog KILLED
cleaned sud Nsssed. which had been
started u ih~ eoalrr. fell from the
sitdlng Fasl "a siss dirty wooden floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
flEysr YoUse PEOPLE re
TURNING FROM PARK MEET
pEsTa WHEN CAR LEAVES
TRAck-MbNY ARE nANcLEo
AND INJURED.

PROVIDENCE. Y. 4. June A.
tesea persons are dead. q score
ss''iastlY Injured and many others
Signify Injured A. the result II the
s'sftafning 81 a crowded electric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

dictated to courts the sentences ~
dlserderif strikers. " forbade the
mayer 70 eufosce the building laws
against r.
Controls ire Government
In The national capital Il had
poser % prevent inspection Of lfs
product. sud ~ faisify government
REPORTS. Il violated rebate laws and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
PASTOR IS IN
SORE STRAITS
BoSs WHO PLAY BASEBALL
nEAR CHURCH HAVE PROVEN
THAT NATIONAL GAME AND
WORSHIP WON'T MIX.

n~s a. Il Duis pastor Il the een-
Esenefionsl church ~ the esd ~
ne tssafuh tiih street car iins. has
aefsasiea "a he fulire - settle a
az aanaa Ia whleh De finds himself
Haa which has narrowed down e. 4
sssssEtiH - = hefhsf BE- shall rhanEe
xtt haurs II church aeF8lee TOT the
ssasaefst - spfae baseball sfause az
hase she noisy followers u the ga
thnAel ssHes enieltea b aus course
af @m
Heys Play Baseball.
ar Gale hoisss hls regular snaH4i-
lwe s~rsiesa and Sunday school be-
twasa she haers IT II o'essgk ~ ths
1exnsrE 4aa ! o'eieck Ia she after
fssas. During tissst ise hours. ~
tells the palles there are number
~ yomng heys whu make a pguetsg .
- tfayiuK hassbaii o. yaeanf
xrnund adJaininK ths little church.
u IL not the game itseif that thn
laHiur nhtss ts "a. lie Hsea no OBJ
fseiion a. fhe raafifus ansisf proper
tetsIltions hei ar G1is aoes sefi-
fs@H5f HttttEH n" Ess#Afffh tAAA ffNthalsfAA
ussninx services ssisfsaufsd con
stsHfiN bs a crowd 81 heNiinK. yell
ma afsssfs and aHntiatoHa Who au
mes atf*HH ehurrh themselves ana So
Hef apfeaf Go have any regard kzr
he feelings - these wh u prefer -
sressd rnfiioa 81 tie sabbath b.
ateudlns religious services
Beth Can't Exist
somrfaiHK inust BE- aans said
81 gain 70 sht palics II n either
ne sefvteea or the ball game. aa IT
- practically impossible 10 conduct
beth simultaneously in the same
vicinity
The antiiifiiiss viii probably
aruz = fsstfn1suan q Deacon hlil NEXT
Sunday 90 zee " the amateur nines
eHanpt ehanwr their hours q Kamss
- - mot 10 interfere with services
Ia the adlaininE church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

tlmea believe 5000 United
States soldiers loat their lives from
eating bad meat during the war
With Spain The investigation that
Vas made By the government az
the time Was whitewash.
Investigation a fraud.
The official report WIS that d
colossal error had been made A.
a matter Of fact IL WAS colossal
fraud and the persons who perpe.
tfatcd Il should be Ia the peulten
tiary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
sgHkroR ooRMkA's ca
pEER.

born Howard county, Nd
March ~. 1893. educated in
public schools page I'm United
States senate fs52-G6. collector
! internal revenue. fifth district
! sd. 1860. director ChCHa
! peake 4 Ohio Canal company
$50. president since 1879.
member Maryland house Of
! delegates tsaalb: speaker
1875. state senator is75-et.
United states senator Mary.
land. 1ssi.90: democrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

Water will be shut off tomorrow
from 5 o.. m to p m. In the dis
trict from =. Cherry 60 r. Pine, and
from eth aY. 10 34th av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
REPORT H0RRlFlES
THE C0NCRESSmEN

Statement OF Conditions in Packing House Submitted Congress
day by Commissioners Proves be More Sckenng Than Expected
n Special Message President Threatens Cut Off All Foreign
Trade Packers Unless Proper Legislation Is Enacted and Enforced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

BERLIN. June THE kaiser has
just given another exhibition OF hts
ability ns dramatic critic. When
Herr Grube. playing In "Wm
TcllH az the Royal Theater. APP
penred In the apple scene he rode
in buckskius instead OF boots This
sn annoyed Wilhelm that he was
promptly fired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

tine period up to the present ed.
mlniatratiuu
Fox Of the Senate.
German won fame Ga leader and
organizer ~ men in the nHnate
his name sinod for policies policies
which have drawn ths scafhine do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

The child's clothing has been
accounted for. and by this time her
murderer has had time 20 hide ths
weapon who're there Is little liket
hood OF it's being recovered. or 10
destroy u entirely Upon this sleh
der possibility now hangs the hope
OF a speedy solution OF The Millhuff
murder ease. unless the guilty
wrctch's conscience drives to a con.
fossion
Il Is possible that Elsie Millhuffs
death occurred later than S.3p of
O'Clock last Tuesday evening, as
is now supposed. and there are 10
certain indications that she was
murdered az or even near the place
whore her body was found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
Nelliasn's Position.

Ia this there Is also the possible
ity that Nelligan mas have been in
a position 20 see enough TO have
aroused his suspicious or those OF
the guilty person. and may even
now be holding back something un.
der fear OF threatened death that
will point to the identity of the
criminal. The assumption that he
may be the guilty person has boon
disslptfcd by The ensuing inyeEti-
cation. but the belief that he knows
something moro OF the affair than
he is willing 70. or has revealed. is
not vet dispellcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
Daylight in open.

II may be considered certain that
Elsie turned down the lane leading
to the old barn on the Adsit pluce
at a few minutes after S o'clock.
AZ that time Il was still daylight IN
the open. Near the old barn the
lane terminates In a ditch fringed
thicl4ly with willows growing along
the river On the right hand side
Is the barn aud beyond the heavy
orchard growth OF the farm BE.
hind the child was the plain with
houses here and there.
Preliminary 10 Tragedy
Here Is where the preliminary to
the tragedy must have occurred.
The child may have turned off
through the open gate Ina the field
next TO the river and walked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

4 human body becomes cold and
stiff IN death from one 10 six hours
after the heart ceases 90 boat
Physicians who examined { he
.child's body can only deduce there.
from that rlRidity had set In several
hours before. probably on the even
Ing previous II can be closely es.
tlmated that the child lived possibly
an hour after being struck on the
head. as that much time would be
required 20 form the COMMISSIONS
found. and bruises from blows
gather only in living tissue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

The spot where the chIll's CORPSE
was found offered the fret oppors
tnnity for speedy cunneaiment the
murderer would be apt To notice In
bis flight up stream tomards town.
llut the death struggle could scarce
~ nave occurred here. for the lans
and aidewaik are visible fc~ rods
sway and there was great danref
that an outery or unusual move
ment would still sttract attention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-17

pointed 10 prefer charges against
the city secretary for incompetency
and misconduct, and authorizing
committee TO employ counsel In the
matter. Motion was carried, and
Aldermen Bate, Convey and Priddy
appointed on said committee.
IL was expressly stated In pre-
senting and adopting this motion
that nothing criminal Ia therein
charged or implied against the city
secretary.
The city secretary will be served
with n copy Of the charges when
prepared and the matter will be
tried before the council.
Motion made and CARR ed that the
Office of city purchasing ssgnt be
abolished, and that In the future all
committees make their own pur-
chsses, approve their bills and sub
NIT them 10 the council for final APP
prevail before payment.
Moved and seconded that Article
7, chapter Of the city ordinances
be amended as 10 the term OF office
Of standing committees, making all
committee terms one year. Adopt
ed, Aldermen Howell and Boyle vot-
ing no, and Aldermen Bate, Covey
aud Priddy voting aye.
Adjourned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-17

The currant Of commerce Is said 10
be one OF the most nutritious forms OF
food. a pound Of the little berries from
Greece containing more than three
times as much actual nourishment as
the same weight Of lean beef. Cur
rants" says one authority. should
really be eaten every day. They con-
tain all the beneficial properties OF the
apple. but In greater proportion" The
most important fact connected with
them is that they supply the body with
.yuscie building and nerve sustaining
material In q form ready for SPEEDY
digestion and assimilation.