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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
FOUND DEAD IN
LIONEL Y CABIN

who had had long acquaintance
NTH Harper and many business
dealings. and who had received no.
tlflcation Of Harpera death from J.
- Keefer. a West Seattle real ex-
tate man.
Investigation 81 the case showed
that Harper had probably met his
death while Ia a spasgn. although
there may have been foul play. lie
had evidently been eating at hts
table when attacked. Arising. he
must have upset the chair. fallen,
regaiued hts feet and struggled to-
wards the door. where he fell again
striking his forehead on the stove
as he feli sFain, and breaking his
nose. The blow probably stunned
him so that he had only strength
enough 20 crawl as far as the stove,
dying with his head almost under
Il. and arms folded beneath him
IN the last death struggle.
An empty pocketbook was found
on the table Harper was bach
elor. and a gardener and grader BY
trade He worked for the ferry
management and for ]. v. Longfei-
low. a contractor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
JEFFERY RETURNS
FROM FRISCO


Assistant City Engineer J. c. JEFF.
fiery returned this morning from n
two.weeks' vacation spent mostly
In San Francisco Mr.. Jeffery says
that The work OF rebuilding San
Francisco f. proceeding rapidly, 10.
cal contractors informing him that
there is uo moro difficulty OF oh
tanning either men or material there
than there II In Seattle. The city
II being rebuilt vory much on the
lines Of the old city. though prob
ably 4 little better Van Ness av.
"a now the retail business diAtrict.
The buildings are nearly all ono
story except the old resldoneen
which we're saved and converted
for use "a retail empurlums.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
DIG I
b(JN(C;E
Work Of Grand Jury
Capt. Bodfish Pleads
Not Guilty.

The federal grand jury this morn.
Ing returned Two indictments and
reported GA three mo true" bills.
James A. nunee. the former dep
ats under Sheriff caaihe., arrested
on a charge OF smuggling. MAS IN.
dieied lie Ia out under bonds Of
81 500
&, T. Fafham. arrested IN San
Francisco on a charge Of Smuggling
Ia the Puget sound country and
brought 20 Seattle. Was aiao IN.
diclea lie vas given until 10
morrow 90 plead.
Dr.. ] - sh~rfick. indicted for
sending ilbeloua matter through the
malls pleaded guilty aud Was sined
$40 aud costs b. Judge hanford.
Captain Dodnsh. Indicted ON =
charge OF cruelty while on hih
whaling ship. in the Herring seas
pleaded not quilts this morning and
hsa trial was set Tor December q
No true bills we're returned In
the cases Of George V. Williams.
Henry u. Atkins aud lis bili. an Ia.
dian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
KRUCMAN AGAIN
ARRESTED

A. Krugman. auctioneer employ
ed by the Goldstein 1eWclry COM
pany. was arrested last night by
Pntrolman Mccoy. on charge Of
misrepresentlug the quality Of goods
sold to &. L. Grlnnoii. who signed
the warrant for Krugman's arrest.
kruEmsn was released today under
$500 bonds upon the order OF Judge
Albcrtson. who issued a writ OF ha-
heas corpus.
Yesterday an injunction was
served on chief Wappenstein for
bidding him to interfere with Gold
stein or his employees. and IN max
ing tho arrest last night the chief
has placed himself IN contempt Of
court The chief holds however
that no law can prevent HIN from
arrcsting anyone who willfully and
fraudulontiy misrepresenis the value
or quality OF goods Tor sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
NEGROES ON
WARPATH
(soriprt telegraph serviee.l

CHICAGO, Nov. ai,-Negroes OF
the city have called mass meeting
for Thursday niEht 20 protest
against the dismissal OF the negro
soldiers; 20 prevent Senator TIT
mans address. and to discuss the
official count OF the recent olcc.
ton roturns which show Barnett
colered. supposedly elected judge of
the municipal court, 90 be beaten
BY about 200 majority The most
violent blacks threaten to shoot
gilman. aud the raee agitation Is
causing extra police 20 be nlaCod
In quarters where trouble might le
expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
FLOOD VICTIM
IS FOUND

The body Of Patrick cuihane.
who was drowned in the recent
flood. was found this morning on
the shore near orillia. Coroner Car
roll gave his permission to have Il
removed % Kent for burial Depu
~ Coroner wiitsio left for Kent
this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
DENOUNCES THE
POLICE

Vehement donunclation Of the po-
ice formed the gist of the arEu-
rneut Of Attorney Crotty this morn
iug before Judge Frater,in his mo-
ton for n new trial for fred Glenn
recently found guilty Of larceny.
once an officer has made an arr
rest, declared the attorney, he
thinks Il incumbent upon himself
10 secure n conviction. right or
wrong. n was due 10 officer Null
lens distortion Of facts that brought
IN the verdict .0f guilty"
The motion for new trial was
denied by the court. and the attor
noy at once entered q motion OF APP
peal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
W. y. sARPgR's DEATH GIVES
RISE TO RuMoR or MURDER.

W. y. Harper. an Englishman. IS
years old. Was found dead early this
morning IN his solitary cabin. a mile
west OF the car line. In West seat
tie. under circumstances which at
first Indicated a possible murder.
The room was IN great disorder and
IL was thought death was caused by
a numerous assault. as the man
had a large hruisc on the head. Har-
per was dead about "a hours when
found.
Notification Of the death was first
received by the Benney- Watson
company. when r l. Fourt OF West
Seattle teiephoned to Deputy Cor
aner Arnold that a man had been
discovered dead IN his shanty. ap-
parently murdered Coroner Car
ron Immediately took the . 80 ferry
10 West Seattle. TO investigate the
case. with him went w. s. Lewis.
OF the firm OF a. Robinson a Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
FLOOD FEARED
IN CANADA
tstar Special sArviss.)

VANCOUVER. 4. G, Nov. IL
The turbulent state of veddar
crock IN the vicinity OF Chilliwack.
u c.. il dlvertlng the course of the
Chilliwack river and causing much
damage. Tho government work.
mon are rushing the protective
work, hut face great difficulties.
Keen anxiety IS felt IN ChilIlwaek
ovcr the PROSPECTIVE flood which Il
IS feafod viii prove disastrous.
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tor of notifying the mayor Of the
Indictment. OF of taking steps 20 see
that be IL returned promptly 10 San
Francisco. That Raef will have =
trusted emisaafy # the dock 81
New York 10 meet schmit2, who y
due tomorrow. IL not doubted but
what information will be conveyed
10 the mayor is known only 10 Huef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
FINE POINT IN
NE WITH CASE

would he the second district OF
Alaska. or at Some.
The attorneys fer Captain Newth
contend that the Nome courts had
30 authority g. transfer tho case TO
the Western district n Washington.
ne the crime was alleged 90 have
been committed IN the district Or
Alaska.
Judge iianford tool. the matter
under ndvisemant. stutins that The
whole ease hinged on whether the
courts ~ Alaska were recognized as
federal courts. aud n The laws re-
iallng. 20 crimes committed on the
hlsh seas were within their luris-
1irfion
'she psngsg or tho ALLEGED crime
OF C1ptalntNewth Il imprisonment
~ not less than - years and not
) uare than 90 geara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
ALEXANDER FOR
BOOTHS PLACE

Attorney General John u. Atkin.
son. % the state of Washington. to-
day appointed J. n Alexander. OF
Seattle. assistant attorney general.
vice Robert Booth. who has resign
cd "a attend 20 his duties as state
senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
THEY STILL SCOUT
THEORY OF SUICIDE

taken half an hour before her
shrek. the sudden failure OF
neuralgiaic heart was the only rea~
sonable solution. Sheriff lou Smith
could not be- found this morning
Head Deputy Sheriff nd Drew.
when interviewed. said only.
How many people believe that
she swallowed stryehniBef
Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth
Macintosh said 4 can hardly
believe that Mrs. Creffleld Killed
herself ! do not know the chemists
who made the tests and don't know
how true their verdict may be. i
can emily say THAI WIS very much
surprised"
Judge Frater, OF the criminal de-
partment Of the superior court,
whose commission found the two
women insane, declared this morn
ing that he had formed no opinion.
"it Is only reasonable. however.
he said, TO ASSUME that the chem
ists who conducted the examine
ton knew what they were doing"
Late yesterday afternoon Esther
Mitchell. the girl murdcress.
charged jointly with Mrs. Creffielf
OF the killing OF George Mitchell.
was attired completely IN newly
bought clothes Also. every article
Of bedding In her cell was removed
and new articles substituted to
guard against the possible secretion
Of poison.
Cell Thoroughly Searched.
Her cell WAS searched with the
greatest care. She Is sun confined
in the private cell Immediately off
the iailer's office. She saw no yis-
itors this morning She wept much
Of the time this morning. her stole
ism being completely dissolved by
the death OF her companion
II Is not likely that any arrests
or further ordinations of persons
bringing the two women gifts OF
food viii be ordered by the sheriff.
/ That the jelly brought last Friday
night contained poison Is held i'm
possible because Esther Mitchell
ate Of that and everything else
which might possibly have caused
the death Of Mrs. Creffield
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21

n hztFsxsssoz 81 Inspectors
esw sad wkhney OF the psN
><x ~ opsnea this morning
i = hsp<sfe<s offices sg 70 20
~ Capt Fhilsp "a Masoa.
~ urxnzksp Jsanle. and Capt
- fernnas. az TIE DIR. were
n Qurstozlnx u re tSo chief
>nrrm pxs rof completed when
= unr6 sttonfned ~ t2 o.. bat
. 1nFiaG - far as q sent. De.
1nCnd ~ stxrsltng fact that. DO
- u skxiemenfH 70 the contrary.
~ - pi<nfx o. tine before the
IN - q ksse manned her boats
NJ sxseuen' was made undsr
- + rApt rhllip H. Mason. d
b 11nte. While he was on the
Ezs<
- IN Minutes n sinking.
o. Masbn Declared the Dsx
m ~ ihan i've msnutez in sink-
ID ~ ~ Inference Kainea frna
n t<l4r1tipn Il thai the apoaii.
IL ~ q lie IN the disaster
zlgf hare t<en largely. Il not en-
1s4. sssr:ed bad there been some
3>ez1ske person on the deck q
n nj 10 hass directed the weFk
~ L<rmusa. II the Dax. al
sss& IL, ~ practically turned
n ~ aser 10 Nate peniaon after
Hr4r seattle
J. afmiftsd having given nsni
~ y orders save only the cuurxc
, e1zse1 him 70 steer after round
= . 1uDy of Duwamish head
\ Assert'on 10 Distress Calls.
a sfaxily startling disclosure.
= esEz On The stand. Vas shAs tao
- rssed ths slnking Dix While
= o&ft<z whistles we're being
ea11rf and fhzt they paid abs0-
- p zstsnfl0n TO The calls for
fnH ik< msnenf the course vas
= ~ kssinx Seattle nnsl the
- n1aef The Ie2nlss bows
i1FEond sas unawaFs % aay
g41ks outside Of the cabins
y vas eollectin9 fares. and
- xk even taken the precau-
9 eussoFy Inspection when
s3na a deck.
tumezf before the collision he
= = II room abaft of the pilot
49, Huuflnx fares. and wha call
= deck b. the Dix'a whistle
nor< she struck.
hssrina Private.
W'az Ne sanitation u the
u stsalns all other witnesses
~ sfflgded from the room
these we're the off
q The DIR AMI two
pfyicers Who we're pas
q the Dir and survived
v'esk The Port ElakeIey Mil
H<T and the Alaska Coast
Nzf we're represented al the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21

J. n. Alexander. who is we'll
known attorney Of Seattle, first
learned of his appointment this aft.
ernoon when notified by The Star
Ho aaid that Il had been rumored
that he was 10 be appointed Mr.
Alexander has offices In the Mn
tual Life building The appoint.
mrnt was made at Olympia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
"'as HAsrosD's DECISION
no JURISDICTION WILL Be
'"'sr lspoRrAsr ONE.

4. $50, $50. Of iurIsditiion came 10
'snsts,,''ns " NE faasaal cant. 10
Ass'h wa the case d Captain
,.' s,'. s.sd on The high seas
h,l.as =. .'es' y miles from Posat
y z..s = ne charge Of abdueilns
~ :. ~, s,Il' Is years u age. and
s'l'si 49,. '.'s bound over 20 tie
~ /. ~. District court 81 =
. n. I. .as Nome eours,
'''''x s,, ~ 'hai he party com.
- !. ~ y = certain district
81 sl.''. -'H before ne court n
1h'fh 10 slla cas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
JAIL ATTENDANTS REFUSE TO
BELIEVE THAT MRS. CREE
FIELD CANE TO HER DEATH
BY HER OWN HANDS.

Despite the discovery Of evidence
Of stryehnlne IN the stomach OF
Mrs Maud Creffied. whose sudden
and mysterious death In her cell In
the county Jail last Friday night
marked the third great tragedy In
Holy RolieriAm, those Ia authority
Ia the Jalicra and sheriff's offices
this morning continued % scout the
idea Of suicide
The refusal Of the authorities Ia
believe that the prisoner had died
b. her own hand. together with
their practical unanimity OF alleged
skepticlsm IN the matter. looks sig.
nlfleant 60 those Who believe fl the
infailiblllty Of the scientific tests
applied by 0sNcward and Ruben
stein. the expert chemists who we're
employed TO throw light Into the
mystery.
Smuggling impossible.
In the office Of the county iailer
the authorities declare that the
stringent nnrx VIGILANCE alleged never
10 become lax Ia the confines OF
the jail uAhht BtftHHAtttA NtAttAssA%
the theory that poison could at any
time have been struggled 10 the
dead woman. In addition. the
vehement denial. both by Esther
Mitchell and BY the inmates Of the
womens ward. that Mrs. Crefficid
would or could have snuffed out
her life. has made the men the
more tenacious In tlsir adherence
10 the theory OF deats from neural
sin OF the heart as originally adj
vAnced.
Neuralgia Heart
Deputy sheriff Phil Kearny. who
was the last Of the iailers 20 see
and speak 90 the victim OF the
strange deathhand. this morning
declared with conviction that after
Mrs. Crcffields cold foot bath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
MURDERS
CASHIER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov 2i.--
wyiie Armatreng aged 81 years as
sistaut cashier Of the Cincinnati.
Hamilton a. Dayton railroad. was
found dead Ia the freight depot Of
that road "a noon today, with a bull
let IN his head. Earl Wilson has
been arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
'SCHM|Tz'S RETURN
EAGERLY AWAITED

,r'sss Tslsarsph ssrvies.l
~, s.s FRANCISCO. Nov. q The
49, interest IN he graft in
/. sA.'eh today conferred around
!, sapsesed arrival o. Mayor
=. 49, rom New York. Both sides
\ snsloualy awaited word from
!. -. neither having n line on
s'aas o. ne other IN the mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21

Tho first ont-oftown speeches 70
be made - the members Of the
ahingle Mills bureau. preparatory
10 the cloae-d0wn. Will be made by
Dan w. Bass. president and man.
ager OF the bureau, at Edmonda TO.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
eRANeY IN THE NET.


. SAN FnANcIsco. Nov e.
! " was fnmorrd this morning
. mat the grand jury would this
) afternoon return indictments /
! against Eddie Graney, the fam
: ous fight referee. Tor bribery.
! and against Abe Hllsf and
/ Mayor Schinitx for extortien IN
! the Belvedero music hall cnsg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21

4 hearing b. attorneys. Both IN.
sNectoFs questioned the Witnesses.
Capt Mason wax che first ait.
ness lie testified that be was "a
watch az the time ~ the accident.
and with hlua on the nridgu waa The
second ofucex The mate was Ia
the pilot house. the third officer
below The captain eaa on the
port side and the mate on the
sfarboard tie gave a description
q the arrangement 81 his ship. and
said the proper iIEhts Nsr~ burn
z ing and the port light ~as bright.
{ The seeund officer had shaped the
course from the Great Northern
decks. from wheFs she aasip haeked
AZ this time the tide vas At ehn.
ss~ lights of Dis
lie had seen the Dtx about 10
minutes before the accident. and
abe haa been easily visible she
was brightly Illuminated but ne
be c0aia not remember having seen
( her green ataFboard light
lie had FIRST noticed danger. he
said. when the boat wRz about te0
Yards OF. and had called 70 the DIX
asking What she meant The ntx
vas A. full speed. and be lmme.
/ dtafriy gave the signal 20 reverse
/ the engines. he said
A minute later the ships struck.
Z The Dir struek the figuFehesd uH.
( der the clipper bow II she teanis
AT a time when she probably had
mile an hour headwaY The cap.
tain believed that Il waA the speed
Of the DIX that caused Der wreck
4 believe tho Dir hit IA instead
q 10 them. be said. as with our
weight We would have gone Fight
over the little boat"
Passed 70 sterr.
After CROSSING the bow Of The
/ Jeanne the DIX had passed 70 this
stern of the Jeanne on the siafhoard
7 eide
Charts we're nov produced. and
I With trembling hands the gray
/ haired captain drsw a line ladicst.
ing his course after leaving the
cock. The place he marked rs
/ that % the accident was about a
/ mile due north 81 AIki Point. The
time u the accident was 20 . m
[ Pacific standard time.
4, The eoueusaion had not affected
the Ieanlr percepilbiy From tbs
bridge Capt Mason saw the DIS
roll 10 her port side. but not cons
pleteiy. riTht herself again under
/ the boW and pass down the side Of
the vessel. II was fully five min.
utea before sho vent down some
/ distance asleru upon an even keei
and stern first
Two Rescue Boats.
The two boats IN charge of The
first and third officers Of the Jeanie
/ -. In ihn aNalnr Min fnuf ml o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
HIS STAR OF HOPE
HAS NOT VET SET

With poetry hs Ips. George Edward Adams the
Of close $4,000 In geld duet from
office this afternoon At o'eioek
taken county begin his sentence Of 10
years az federal prison msNelfs Island
When morning thsre nothing IN the
spset o. shs long confinement
convict which staring him in the face Ne bright Of
eye eonsrnsney cheerful Of manner enthusiastic 40 the
nest successful full enjoyment Of his liberty
u have eny 10 say declared ." want 60 quote
reply Judge walter Malone Of Memphis TO the poem
aopporsvn,y" BY Senator ingaia denies tire creed
that opportunity forever
agree with heartily. Here "a isi
~srhsy 20 me wrong. who say come
! and fail 70 find you In;
For svsry day stand outside your door.
bid you wake to rise and fight ard win
avail not Tor precious chances pact away
for golden on the wing.
Each day records Of the day;
sunrise every sosi 10 born again
.laaah like boy a, spiendors THAT have fled
ro vanished Joys be blind and Deaf and dumb,
"A, judgments sss the dead past with its dead,
eut never bind yet TO come"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
MIGHT HAVE SAVED
VICTIMS OF WRECK.

main Mason Swears the Stand That There Was Time to Have
lowered the Boats Of the Dix Before She Sank Had There Been
u on the Vessel to Have Directed Operations Investigation
Claws Lack OF Discipline Caused Awful Disaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
Dir wsa about 20 cross
nin'a bow
Under Jssniss Boz.

They were under the hus ne the
time and he had jumped 20 the side
n the pilot house.
sror uod's sake. shat 90 YOU
meanf he had called 20 the usie.
ana had received no Response. In
answer 70 questions the csptaiu told
again % how tho mate vas prone
10 eat corners IN an attempt 90 save
ilfne. ne had ssen 10 lights or the
Jsanfs. az h. vas under her bows
when he first saw her lie could
cot understand how the mate could
have failed 10 have seen her The
mate was tho only one on watch
ana there vas NO lookout AZ the
time ~ the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
BODY NOT RECOVERED.

; me report q The finding %
= the body 81 Albert Aepanaid.
> one q ths victims n the pix
> wreck uss sffpNao1s The
; body has not hesn recovered.
; neither have any ~ the bodies
; ~ ether victims been sauna
4 q q 4 4 4 q 4
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I uina. They hhd picked up - pso.
PIE altogether and had returned 10
The ship At as. Aftsrward gosng
out axain
ThsFr ~as plenty 81 time 20 man
tho boats on the plH after she
struck aud before she vent down.
according to Cart. Masons opinion
The Jeauis was hardly scratched
hy the accident. After the acridrni
tho Jaanie had cirriea IN the siesp'
nv. returned 70 Seattle. Euur back
10 the scene II the pfeek and
eF-isea tim morning The Ieaasr
HAD aounaed ofer So distrveA sig
mats after shs ascideut. ana duFinE
this time tao ships had paAsed. unr
uithln a half mile Il The accident.
aud neither had responded Thr
captain had heard no signals from
the pix. sxcept tvc short blasts
srou1 the whistle when she crossed
the bows Mae men had heria
takea from the sides u the Jeanne.
mnkine Ia al b saved
The upper structure ~ ths ftx
had lpakel intact 20 f.epfaln Mason
al me time she p3need ihe f"ants.
Captain Lse~eus. Tessisiss.
Captain fsrfnaud iaak the stand
ana Vas sworn lie eNlf that he
haa been = navigator fns six years
ara had been ~ command - the
nix for month ard ten days that
hr was eaid D. tho owner u TIE
Dlx and irresponsible % the Port
/ nlakeI~y Mili eomrany. he had
lsft Seattle ~ : acieek on time. had
backed tts boat into her eourse ana
turnea her over "a the mate. Ngsng
bsioa 90 collect fares.
lie haa Instructed his faatc # .
time previous that ~ did not de-
nire % so 80 close q paints ~ dan
ser and that hs had noticed fhiH
tendency On TIE psFt ~ the mate.
Sc had been heiow about Is minutes
and Was in his cabin enuuttnN fares
When two short Whistles and a siee
belt fr0fn the pilot house had
brought hlm on deck With FHah
me whistles vas the signal that
the pix Waa about % cross the
Jeanle'a bow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-21
Two Rescue Boa,s.

The two boats IN charge u the
first and third officers 81 the Jeanie
we're In the water within four min.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
ELECTS OFFICERS
Wisconsin State Sunday School Asso'
citation Holds Election at Eau Claire.

EAU CLAIRE. WIs-,The State Sunday sch hog
association yesterday elected the following ON
GERS: President, Charles w. Treat of Lawrence
university, Appleton first yicepresident Luther
McKenney president of the state normal school no.
Wood. Appleton; secretary and treasurer, E. J.
Hughes, milwaukee,. s. p Harding OF p Wark e.
St. Croix Falls were elected directors. me
association raised $1,122 for state work and
next year will have field secretary and pr1'
mary secretary. .. =. :
The stockholders of the Union National bank
of Eau Claire a new bank which will result from
the consolidation Of the Bank of Eau Claire ane
yesterday: W. P. Bartlett, s: G. Moon, A. a. A.
ton George T. thompson 81. G. Putnam 6. T.
Bundy 4: Il: Holen, John s o. Owen * K: Ros 3;
officers will be elected. William P. Bartlett Will
be president. -, 100
600. The new bank is allied with the mortgage
loan and security company. capital 100000 es
tablished several months ago. which is being re-
organized and the directors of which will BE- b,
the same as those Of the bank. K Rosholt Will
continue as president of the company.