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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
FALl RIVER WOMAN ROBBEo HtRE

Alice Moran Of Fall River reports that
she was robbed of handbag and purse
containing tis while riding In car Re-
tween the Union stati,n and the Bristol
depot yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
EASTMAN JOHNSON, NOTED
ARTIST, DIES SUDDENLY

New York April 6-Eastman Johnson.
the distinguished painter died suddenly
at his home. 65 West Fifty-ffth street. at
7:3O o'clock last night in his SD year. Mr..
Johnson had been ailing for almost a year
and had never got over the shock ho had
on March 10. when there was a flre in his
home
Last night he was feeling unusually well
and died suddenly while seated In a chair
smoking his pipe.
. johnson WAS born In lowell Ma
on July -. 1894 At IS he adopted drawing
as his profession. In lS45 he moved with
his parents TO Washington, where he
drew portraits Of many distinguished per-
sons. including Daniel Webster and John
Quincy Adams. While in Boston in 1S49 ne
made portraits OF Longfellow and his
family, Emerson. Hawthorne and Sum
ner
In 1858 he painted THE Old Kentucky
Home" which established his reputation
as an artist. His portraits include like
nesses OF Presidents Arthur, Cleveland
and Harrison.
Mr. Johnson received medals for exhibit
.tions at Paris, London, the Philadelphia
centennial. the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition, and the Buffalo and Charleston
exposition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
PAWTUXET

A roughly dressed man of middle age
has been seen several times by different
persons proving around after dark and
lodging into backyards. and occasionally
peeping into the windows OF houses.
Tuesday evening two young women were
accosted on Sheldon street by man who
asked TO be allowed TO accompany them,
and Immediately started 20 do so. Some
friends came along and the young women
were relieved of their unwelcome escort.
The favorite ball grounds on the corner
Of Main and Fair streets were well filled
with enthusiastic young ball players yes
terday
Mrs. r. c. Loveland and Miss May Ed
wards OF Dewksbury, Mass. are the
guests Of Mrs +. L. Fuller
few OF the members Of the Laffcr's
club met last evening 20 talk over matters
concerning the dance soon to be given.
IT was reported by Secretary Smith that
the proupects are satisfactory.
Members OF the Tammany club have
chosen an up-to-date ball team for this
season and feel as though they can defeat
even the Providence Crays
Mr.. T.. J.. Fuller will start on business
trip through the west IN few days. lie
expects 10 be gone several weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
BRISTOL.
King Philip Philip Fire Company to
Attend Fair Of the Arlington
Hose Company.

]. Winthrop De Wolf, who has been In
Porto Rico for tho past three weeks. ar
rived home on Wednesday night
lie Baron G. Colt, general manager OF
the factory Of the National India Rubber
company Is in New York on business
Benjamin Dorstrom resigned yesterday
as foreman OF the painting department al
the Herreshofr boat shops. Mr.. Dorstrom
has been employed by the company abou.
IL yeans. OF which five years ne has beer
foreman. lie is row arranging to so TITO
business on hts own account
a. meeting Cf King Philip Fire ccm-
pany last evening the books were In
spected according TO custom. one mem
Der was discharged. 1t was voted 10 at
tend the fair of the Arlington Hose COM
pany April ~.
Merton A. Chossman resigned yester-
day as ensign OF the Bristol Naval Re-
serves and was elected colonel OF the
Bristol Train or Artillery last evening
His resignation has been sent to the head
quarters OF Naval Battalion. The bat
talon navigator will be IN charge until an
ensign is elected.
Mrs John Taylor Lewis OF Virginia
will sing Sunday az the Y. NJ. G.. A.
building Mrs Lewis the eldest daugh-
ter OF Lieutenant Governor Wardwell, and
is here on. a Visit TO her father and sis
ter
The interior OF Grand Army hall IL be-
ing decorated and painted by Contractor
Freeborn OF Providence
n Is understood that Philip II. Man
chester. who hae been keeper Of the asy-
lum farm for several years. has resigned
and a new keeper is to be engaged.
Farmers are busy putting In their early
crops, principally setts for carly onions.
Some OF the principal gardeners have as
many as 25 men at work planting.
Flat Ash have struck In quite plenu-
fully and are OF good size.
Vcts G. Peck. one OF Bristols Oldest
citizens, is ill at his home on Bristol
Neck.
stephen W Church. collector OF Gus
tums. who has been confined 10 his home
on Church street for several weeks, is on
the road 10 recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
HUNT HANGS HIMSELF FROM
BALUS!ER IN HOTEL

Portland. Me-, April 6.-Samuel Hunt
aged ~. committed suicide yesterday In a
rather sensational manner in a second
class hotel. After fastening ono end of a
rope TO one OF the balusters OF the stair
way leading TO the third floor. and placing
"a moose made in the other end about his
neck. he jumped from the landing OF the
second floor
when found his body was suspended
within FIVE feet OF the first floor. The
cause for the deed is considerable OF a
mystery lie was born at West Gray and
nearly all his life had lived In the vicinity
OF this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
STREAMS OF LAVA MOVING
IN The DIRECTION OF P0MPElI

Naples. April 6-Streams OF lava which
are diffusing great heat are progressing
with considerable rapidity in the direc-
tion OF Pompeii. From the new crater
which is 20 feet i'm circumference the lava
has already gone two miles and half
Hot mud, ashes and black sand are also
elected, which, mixed with rain, produce
the so-called caustic rain, which is most
damaging 10 vegetation. Although the
showers OF cindors here have diminished
people can be seen holding up umbrellas
as protection against tho falling ashes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06

Vienna Austria April 6Prnce William of Schaumbug Ippe
died Wednesday morning o'clock OF heart failure his
Nachod Bohemia His daughternlaw, Princess Louise
daughter of the king Denmar died five hours later of meningitis
the castle.
Prince William, who Il years of had followed mill
ary in the Austrian army and lived most of his time at
Nachod In 1862 he married Princess Bathds of Anhat who died
Nachcd His eldest Frederic married in 1906 Princess
Louise eldest daughter OF the king of Denmark who
born in 1875 Copenhagen Her eldest daughter Princess Marie
Louise was born in 1907.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
MT. PLEASANT CLUB
HELD PLEASANT SMOKER

Tho Mount Pleasant Republican club
held n smoker and entertainment last eve
ming a. Armingtgn avenue.
The entertainers were John Hodgen,
James Bounds. Walter Hartley, Washing
ton X Prescott. Frank Rushton, Walter
Taylor. James Heskith. Frank Redmond,
Walter Brookshaw nnd William Townson.
The committee of arrangements consist
ed OF Alfred Hanson. BENJAMIN Whitaker
and John ] AnlNrlon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
BILL AUTHORIZES THE USE Of
PlCKETS DURING STRIKES

Boston. April Ga bill which provided
that one picket may be established for
every 10 men ont In cases OF strike II such
pickets are maintained peacefully. was
passed by the house of representatives
yesterday by n vote of s. 90 4s
Tho measure was introduced by Repre-
sentative Weeks OF Everett and now goes
~ tho senate which earlier In the session
killed similar bill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
CHURCH OF EPIPHANY
PURCHASES MORE LAND

The Church OF the Epiphany has pur-
chased a tract OF land containing $50
square feet on Hawthorne street, adjoln-
Ing the church property, for sliOo
The church has foi some time been de-
slrous OF securing the entire strip OF land
between Poiters avenue and Hawthorne
street. 30 that w II was deemed cxpedieni
IN the future additions might be made 20
the church buildings.
The present church edifce Is not as
large as the growing needs OF the parish
demand. and ~ is possible that n new
church building may be contemplated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
EAST PROVIDENCE
Two Italians Thrown From Car
rIago in Collision With Gar
Successful Whist Party Held by
MaSSsSOit CIub.-koieS

Two Hebrew residents OF Bristol were
slightly injured In n collision with a Hv-
erside car on Washington bridge aboH
10 o'clock this morning. Both men were
thrown from a carriage and at first those
who witnessed the accident thought the
men had been seriously hurt. repre-
sentative OF the company reached the
scene and sent the men 10 their homes.
lie also had the horse stabbed at Kenyon's
stable on First street. The carriage was
pretty badly used up
MASSASoIT WHIST.
The Massasolt club held a well-attended
whist party in their rooms on Taunton
avenue last evening. and Mr. William H.
Nicholas was presented with handsome
fountain pen for making the largest score.
Mr.. Rodreck. who has been leading since
early in the season, was Obliged To drop
TO the second position. as the score or
William G. Bliss. Esq, was just little
better than his.
MINOR MENTION.
At the whist party OF the Mizpah lodge,
Daughters Of Rebekah. in odd Fellowy
hall last evening, Mrs. Newman Barney
won the first prize and Mrs. n. $. Con-
quest the second The auxiliary 10 this
lodge met at the residence OF Mrs Clar-
ence Lowell on Mauran avenue this eve
ming.
Had the electric lights on the square
been put out OF commission last evening.
they would not have been very much
missed for the smile on Patrolman Glenn
encc's face would have made an excellent
substitute. little baby girl at his home
on Warren avenue was the cause OF the IL
Elimination.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Eliza Webb. who
died suddenly at her home yesterday
morning will be held at her late residence,
ll5 Second street. tomorrow morning at 10
o clock.
The Rev. T.. B. Stewart will officiate at
the special services 10 be held in the Sec
ond Baptist church every evening during
the coming week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
ncRSE FRIGHTENED, DRIVER HURT

AZ Thomas Monahan OF the Monahan
Vehicle company was driving down Harris
avenue yesterday afternoon his horse be
came frightened and ran. Mr.. Monahan
was thrown 90 the ground unconscious
and later was taken home
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-06
look DEADLY DOSE OF ACID

Mrs Escoostlc Escobar. i07 Tockwotton
street geo "a. drank corboiic acid. ~ per
cent strong. yesterday. and died before
physician could arrive Her act was prob
ably Induced by desp0ndcncy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
GRANT To BRING
THE BODIES

Al arrangements have been com
pisfsd D. The COMMITTEES appointed
b The Seattle Trades assembly 70
recover the bodies buried near the
scene uf tito Valencia wreck ena 80
soon as the revenue cutter Urunt
can b. made ready for the trip
thef viii leave The GRni has
received instructions from Wash
inEtnn 70 bring the bodies
Those who wiil make the frir are
McsaTs EafiY and Everett, for tie
trades assembly. and ndsftakef
~ 8 Noiec. II CleorKetown The
expedition wtil BE- gone about ten
days. and every effort vii be made
70 secure an Of the bodies buried
near the wreek
II IL the belief Of the members
~ the committee that there ls no
truth ia the report that there Nera
eight bodies discovered IN a iife
boat In a cave near CaFmansh
poiul, but " g. their intention 20
1--we tiaate the matter and recover
the iodica II the story is found 20
BE- rue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
SIX DAYS LEFT
TO REGISTER
THOSE WHO WOULD VOTE ON
MUNICIPAL STREET Rail.
way AND OTHER QUESTIONS
MUST REGISTER ~ A HURRY.

Hut six days remain after To-day
within which voters May reKiHinr
Tor the approaching special election
on the municipal elreef railway ESD
water extension propositions The
law requires that the registration
hoasa be- closed 10 DAYS bsfofs the
special election end this VIII re-
quite them TO d. closed neat Eats
ariny night
Monday being thr dHX Of the So
publican primary election ths lev
does not permit registration ON thaf
date. 10 registration Niii BE- parmii
ted on gniF five daB ~ nest aefh
Registration bSokH are open 81
the office of the city comptrnlisH
frum 3 a o. Until 3 m baElnninH
Saturday night thry wiil be hspt
onva unia ia o'clock IN she efenias
aiau on the iaft daY II reglstfr-
ton. SATURDAYS nlzht az ns3t erea
the books will b. Kept open autll
midaiEht Voters whn DO not ffE
lister. OF Nho have changed fheif
Residence and not refeEsaieFed vii
not - permitted - vote ai the
special etrction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
HAS
BAD RECORD
CHARLES Riley, HELD ON
AoLo.UP CHARGE. rs SAID
TO HAVE SERVED TIME IN
SAN QUENTIN.

Charles Riley. who was arrested
80 company with Joseph I.sngford
some time ago. Ehen found nrowl-
Ing about With a gun. and who vas
later bound over 10 the superior
court. suspected If having robbed
Gahe.s grocery. on Madison 81. has
Ia bad record When he was ar.
rested an effort vas made TO trace
hts past. and today word WAS re
celved from San Quentin saying
that Riley had served three years
for writing lnlimidating letters for
the purpose Of extartion lie was
only released from the California
penitentinry In January Of this
year. and shortly after worked his
way up here. where he again ran
into trouble.
The police were unable TO con.
meet i.angford With the robbery,
but had him placed on the chain
gang for % days as a disorderly
person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
RUNAWAY HAS
FATAL ENDING
@. ELLIOTT JOHNSON, THROWN
FROM A BUGGY, rs FOUND
DEAD ON ROAD NEAR Rem.
TON.

@. Elliott johnson. n prominent
attorney OF the city. was killed at
I O'Clock yesterday afternoon. IN a
runaway accident near Renton- He
had trouble With a baiky horse. en-
gagged at a Renton stable. and sent
the stable boy back 60 the barn after
another animal The boy returned,
and found Johusons body lying I'm
tho road. with a hruise on the side
Of the head and d hole IN the center
Of the forehead Presumably. he
was thrown from the busy while
trying to check the flight OF the
animal.
Wilson r. Gay Iohuson's partner,
was notified. ard be ordered the
body 10 be taken 10 the parlors Of
James Tnchell OF Renton To-day
the body Was removed from Renton
to the Bonney- Watson parlors in
this city.
johnson was &c years Of age. mar
rled. aud lived with his wife iu the
old Rainier apartments for a time.
At present. however Mrs. johnson
Is ia Victoria. A son, also living IN
this city. survives.
Johnson came TO the city n year
ago from New York. where he had
prncticed law for ~ years He first
entered into partnership with George
2. Rossman. bat later Joined Wilson
n. Cay in the Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
81: K
NE WS
Relatives Of Valencia
Victims Call UponCa
adam Officials for
Information.

VICTORIA. II. G., Aug "a Cap
tain James Gaudfn, agent Of marine,
teieEruphed 90 David Logan, line.
n.sn AZ iuehsna. RHNing him to IN.
AHliBaie The iiudinE u a boat, pre-
samabiY from the steamer Valencia.
~ a cave on the west coast 81 Van
eoaYes Island. with eight skeletons
M u. and rsplg was received By
the agent OF marine from Logan
tasi be bad heard nothing OF the
riscokefi Relatives OF victims Of
iaa Valencia are atili calling upon
Captain GAudin. a. well as Mr.
NsA bsfy. receiver OF wrecks. and
Superintendent = ) Husssy. Of the
provincial police. asking that the
report BE- Investigated with View
~ Freuserins and. u possible. idenu.
ftiAf the victims
While some shipping men here
afa diApoued 60 think the boat may
e hat which wan sent from the
hank David when that vessel was
vTtckea on hajo point. Nooiaka, In
ircembef last. sith the chief of.
fteer and slEht men, The majority
believe Il to De from the Valencia.
and M lsnKriu. who WA counsel
fog ihs flomlnlon government az the
Valencia inquiry. gives II az hla
opinion that the boat Is No 2 from
gise Valencia. The last boat 81 u
lsasiuK the srech. the fate OF which
waa never cleared ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
MORGAN RETAINS POSITION.

b. F. Morgan. who yesterday pur.
chased n controlling interest in the
kitsap transportation company.
will not give up Aho management
OF the colman dock. but will still
hold that position. The steamers
now controlled By Mr.. Morgan are
the kitsap. Sentinel and Reliance.
AIR. Morgan is one OF the best
known transportation men on ths
front The steamers will be kept
on the same runs as they are now
operated upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

ne Star, "ls that the victims did
~ seme 70 police headquarters
1l'A their stories I understand.
sssrse, just how they are han.
'''a' ard that dtffsren, methods
ss sssd 70 run them out Of town
- . prevent any 'hollsring' on
Der part.
Hhs's 90 many have been swim
~ however. In a short time u
"'0'a seem that a number Of them
'ss'a make an effort to get their
ms''f back. Aside from Thomas
"'F''n, the Sacramento man, who
sa" W $4,000, no one 10 my
'"o"'sess has ever appeared At
penes headquarters with a com.
paint ~ they had Ne would have
~ once caused the arrest Of the
sNiedlsrs.
the same old game that has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
HUNY HAS To
HAVE A JOB

Louis Huny. who was last week
discharged from his position IN the
county auditors office for his con.
nectian vith the election beard IN
the Sixth precinct Of The First
ward. from which fraudulent ~.
turn was made In the recent city
election. IL stlll being taken care
Of" BY the local republican ma.
chine
on Wednesday evening he vas
employed by the kinE County Re.
publican club Ia check hats aud
coats az the Leschi park pavilion.
where the club gave It's big net
together banquet.
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
II making searching infeHtiga.
ton Of the circumstances, and
may cause Huny'a arrest for com
plioity ia the election frauds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
CAPTAIN HALL
IS FINED
MASTER OF STEAMER vAshoN
HAD NO LICENSE TO COM.
MANo A PASSENGER STEAM
Err.

Captain s. Y Hall. OF the steamer
Vashon, whose navigating actions
are under inquiry by the United
States inspectors. together with
Captain G. Ferguson. OF the Burton.
has been fined sl0Q for operating
the Vashon Captain Hall simply
held a license for freight and tow
ing vessels, and the Vashon is a
passenger craft
The Burton.Vashon inquiry has
been indefinitely postponed owing
TO the lack of witnesses who are
unaNoidahly absent One of the
Witnesses is an officer on the rev.
enue cutter Grant. who was n pas.
songer on the Nashon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
PIRATES CAUSE
TROUBLE
Ak MARU BRINGS REPORT
THAT COMPLICATIONS MAY
ARISE BETWEEN AMERICAN
AND CHINESE NATIONS.

The All Maru. of the Nippon
Yuson Kaisha. arrived I'm port from
the Orient AZ noon today. The AM
Maru has full cargo Of freight
and brought passengers among.
and brought passengers. among
returning from work In China and
Japan.
The officers OF the All Maru re-
port that serious trouble IS being
caused by pirates between Hong.
kong and Canton and the British.
American and German governments
have served notice ON the Chinese
government that steamers engaged
In the coastwise trade flying flags
Of the three nations must not be
molested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
RIINCO MEN LEAVE BETWEEN
NIGHT AND EARLY MORNING
sse Hartman and Brown Pack Up and Depart By Boat
steers Also Make Good Their Norton Of Sacramento
Was Swnded Out Of 1000 and Result OF His Complaint to the

police
Brown the
the
The Star last
being unusual the magnitude
in hands The
during the
Thesem 10 81
rrpS IN THE
districts
confidence another would the
would entirely dhier
owe the whom wrttea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
SUBSCRIPTION
DAY IS OCT. 2.

At a meeting Of tho ways and
means committee Of the Alaska.
Yukon Pacific Exposition the date
for receiving applications for stock
IN the fair was set for October =
IT IL expected that more than the
required $500. 900 will be subscribed
on that one day alone
VIII ". Parry. who ls chairman
Of the committee. stated that II
was hts opinion that the exposi-
ton would break some records in
the amount OF money which will be
paid back Portland paid back 20
per cent mad Omaha 30 por cent OF
the amount subscribed. and II Is tho
general opinion OF the management
OF the fair that Seattle will do bet
ter than either one OF those.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
BARTH DENIES
RUM0R
SECRETARY OF THE CHRIS
TIAa EapuAvoR coNvEN.
TON COMMITTEE DECLARES
THERE is NO TROUBLE IN
THE ORGANIZATION.

The rumor that petition u
abroad 20 have p Edgar Barth.
SECRETARY 81 the convention com
mfttee u the Christian EndeaYor.
era. and all 81 the committee 70 re-
sirn has been diacreditsd by MIR.
Bafth lie stated this morning
that he saw no reason why he or
any Of the committee should re
sggu. Is thoy are Sofklns harmon
laualy and are accomplishing a
GOOD work He also stated that the
positions were given them hy a
unanimous vote OF the union. and
thar be had every reason 20 expect
tho Endeayorofs would give him
hearty support. as he wanted To
make the convention a success,
and he thinks the committee Is
equal 20 the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

I~m.alsssly sfsrr me appearances
. IN. star upsn the streets yes
,,,s. sfsrussn. Russell o Hsrri-
-,e .ns 3. ". sro~n. TIE leaders
: a. ia sisoooo suaso game,
A.rr,.s 70 thslr respective rOerns,
s,ssss ,hslr srips and dlsap-
s<srec
Tray sssi snesr cover ever
.scst sas ths meraina we're seen
30 ssssr cries apoa ire water
s.--t MS sslisssd tha, shsy went
- rsssns On ere ., tire early
~srins beats
srEsssHs DEPART.
s<ssssn nlyhs ARD Morning IRE
s<~rsl -ssrsfsr- ~eo have been
s,r<sas wth HARTMAN ard Brown
.ss ~ 4 re city. ard thls morn.
=, ~ -. 81 TIE men Sho have
ssr ss'es fsr sas PAST few rsonshs
a re ssssss boneo game ever
ssrsss Il TIE usitsd states eould
q ts4n4
snsrrssY atseeaoen Mayer
vxv sss chlsf 81 Police wsp
nnsts.s ~srs each Handed By
rsrsssoissivs Of The Star a eopy
4 tss pager containing tise news
4 sss ssaass 81 this sonfisenee
49, rhs svsyor AZ cree called
~ rAssf 10 rs effles ard Tor an
axr sss tso sf'ieisls we're IN cen
svrre.
siLlAso VIEWS GOAT HOUSE.
aarr@afss Chief ~appenstein
sBss<hed Cast willard 90 the
~ sssss 90 the shore Of Lake
sshirsssn. north % Aadison
psr< Upsr he rstufn capt VIII
~ rrrsrssc to the shief ira; the
sssss SEA ssaetly 40 described in
~ star. ard vas exiasssiy pre-
'sss tss wrestling Or prtEs fsht
n psrpsses
7 fs1sa tss Reuse hoat at
-sst~ sasd capt wiilsra q The
xr shls novnins- ia was just
y Yss described Il yesterday. and
sn ~ isssl position fof pulling
n ss<h ssnsests~
OFFICIALS asTosisaEo.
Tss ssms a. described IN The
Nae ~ss " such mssnitvds thaf az
frst sosh n. mayer ard the chief
n pssles wevs as;snishsa. Before
''~~ today taf'ieisnt confirmation
Nd sssn fsssivsd - both o. them
: <sa<fnce tnsm % tire complete
tuss q ever statement
4 personal Investigation On the
'srs Of ire eslsf. IN ways known
ny 10 ths inner police circles.
sssshs hin Information that ieft
- essss " his mind az 70 tire
ssssF,ry Of an ire statements made
~ The star.
DIDN'T COMPLAIN.
TIE strange part 81 the whole
fsir," said Chief Wsppsnsteln to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
Will LEAVE ros IRELAND.

Assistant Prosecuting Auorne3
TIinmofe sill start fer ireland
September :. on bits miasiou u -
care evidence 70 be used In ealAb.
nsmaK the ounufys cialm 70 part
uf the Sullivan estate Hr FriE
ulofe vili so 10 New fofk ana take
passage on one 81 the cunard Lie
boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
NEGRO SOLDIERS
ARE ARRESTED

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Aug 2f-
Twelve negro soldiers and one dis
charged man have been arrested
here. charged with murder. rs the
result of an investigation by the
authorities. The fort commander
declares he is unable TO learn the
names Of the others implicated.