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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
An EXTENSIVE
CONFEDERATION
Fire That Threatens to Do
Great Damage is Raging
at Colon, Panama.
STARTED IN KEROSENE
Over dalf a Million Dollars Worth Of
Goods Belonging 10 the Uiiltd
States Are Stored HsaTby.
ll.nalch IL snacIal NJ

Assaca,e ed Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Colon, Panama, May 30--9 a. NJ
fire arted at $50 O'Clock this morning
anong the stock Of kerosene belonging
70 the United states Commissary Depart
meat 50 yards back OF the main COM
missaly building where over half a million
dollan worth OF goods are stored.
The origin Of the fire is not known.
Efforts are being made to confne the
flames to the spot where they broke out
and prevent them reaching the main COM
missaiy building, but water up to this
hour las been lacking and there is a pos
sbilit.. Of an extensive conAagration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Why She Wanted Park Lane.

A lady carrying a little dog got into an
omnibus and wanted TO know If every
turning was Park lane.
She began asking the question at Putney
and repeated it at intervals all along
the route until at last she was told, to
the intense relief of everybody In the
omnibus, that Park lane was really before
her eyes.
But they were not 20 see the last Of her
even then. Lookl she said IN ecstatic
tones, holding up the dog to the window
that's where your mother was born
London Chronicle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
WEALTH FROM SAND.
Steel Of Good Quality Made From tt Rich
in Useful Minerals.


in Useful Minerals.
Worlds Work
DR. David T. Day, government expert.
has created q new industry in the North
west. After months Of patient investi-
CATION he has proved that the common
black sands of the Pacific Coast are rich
IN useful minerals, and that good steel
can he made from this sand Manu-
facturers OF placer machinery are now
devising improved mining apparatus
for working the sands.
The little smelter at which DR. Day
made his experiments was in a corner
within the grounds Of the Portland Ex-
position. The results were not completed
however. until after the exposition had
closed Sea sands of various kinds and
colors we're tested for many months. New
magnetic sepafators and other machines
we're manufactured and sent 70 the labo-
ratoTy especially for the work Every
day during the fair and long after the
crowds bad departed the separating
tables and furnaces were kept in operation,
until mineral after mineral had been
found. Some Of the same produced GA
pounds Of magnetic iron ore to the ton.
Gold was found, platinum also, and
number Of other minerals.
Not enough OF any one mineral is con-
tanned in a ton of the sand 10 make work
ing profitable, but the total product Of
all the different minerals proves that
mining the black sand viii pay There is
considerable platinum, worth S2l an
ounce and some tantalum, so called be-
cause it has long tantalized the chemists,
who have only within a few months been
able to find enough Of it to examine il
and consider its usefulness. DR.. Day be-
lieves that within 10 years il viii be used
for tilaments for electric lights Probably
5000 filaments could be made from one
pound of tantalum, and they would give
twice the light with half the power now
used. Considering all the products Of the
black sands, DR.. Days experiments have
proved wonderfully rich in results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
TWO BOMBS FOR
G0TlRNOR-GENHRAI.
We're Aimed at WOTSt.hated Man
IN l1e Caucasus, but Did
Not Kill Him.
COOSACK0 KILLED MANY
Ilsy R'lallaled by Firing IndiscrImi.
nalsly laIO iha CfcHd-BOmbs
We're Aimed at AlshancG.
A''o'iaisd Pres Dispatch BY specisl Wire.

~ Fle'' Dspaioh by SPECIAL Wlrel
borjon, Irans-Caucasia. Nav S0.-An
a,t,.Ssnlpt was made on the lite Of Gen.
,AiliNiianoii, governor-general Of Kutais.
nag. h'gnt, at he was about to take a
lIaln ior liiia. The general arrived al
lhs station surrounded by an escort of
Oos,sacksi when Two bombs we're thrown
81 HIM and exploded in the midst OF the
party, seriously wounding Ahkhanoff. a
member Of his staif and several Cossacks
HE remainder Of the Ccssacks fired
indlscnnanately into the crowd. killing
many persons IN addition. the Cos
sacks burned TO the gfound buildings in
fed. f'f'0 ''''''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
1..rn.A ualnahle Things.

You have been wonderfully successful
in eyading the responsibility ior your
country's boycott against American
goods.
Yes. answered Mr.. Ii 10, the emil
nent Chinese statesman. ] learned TWO
very valuable things while studying ciVll-
ized life at Washington-the tWostep
and the sidestep. Washington star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Nnthlnr Rnt thn mansla..

am told that tho little boy that
Jennie picked up in the streets TURNS out
TO be the kidnapped heir Of large estate
is that so
Yes.
Mercy mel And did he give Jennie
anything
Nothing but the measles Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Personal.

Mrs. Joseph Vinsinger, who has been
very i'll with pleurisy, is recovering
and is able 20 be about.
Miss Matte Vinsinger Of this CITY,
who is now engaged in the millinery
business in Philadelphia, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nin-
sinner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Completing a Yacht.

The Pusey & Jones Co. had a mum
Der Of men at work on the yacht EN-
rose, today, in order TO hurry tbs
work of completing the boat At th'
wards Of the Harlan & Hollingswortt
Co only the watchmen were on duty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Tonneau.

What is the tonneau on an
automobile
Greene Oh. that is ne part Of the car
pedestrian lands on when you throw
him up in the air instead Of going over
him.-Yonkers Statesman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Hope So.

Miss Smith-Do you think the moths
will eet into your furs this summer
Mrs. Close-l hope So It S the ollly
way my husband Will ever get me a ne"
sst.-Detroit Free Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Grooars, nnliaau

Beginning next Thursday, most Of the
grocery stores in the city will close Of
and August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
rnrrn I.nrlnes In Use.

Lares engines are now in service on
the p, b. & W. railroad over the Sus-
auehanna River since the opening OF
the new bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Children Give TO the znn

p, A check for IS was received from the
bIue Hens Chickens OF the children Of the
Aamencan a5 Revolution yesterday by the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30

Angler-Nes; l landed such big fellow
that it took half an hour TO tire him out.
Friend-Why didn't YOU begin talking
to him sooner New York sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Drug Stores 10 close rarlv

!, Nearly all Of the drug stores in the city
VIII close at o'clock this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
POpularFOrm Investment
Seattle Business Property Made Avail
able to Investors In Any Amount

The Company ownership Of business property
into UnlIneests be invested In the most
valuable property in the city with earning ncreaseaue
results 10 he owned the en-
ire property
Of syndicate division neither It the
plan. permanent division and the prop
ery For example. the own
ershp Property located Third avenue Washing
divided into $50 UnitInereAts
purchase the unineress ey de
sire
held by the Washington Trust Com
pany specifies exactly how the property
proceeds shall be divided and
protects every whether the amount
invested be large o
This plan viii be fl explained application at the offices oil
building and those having money for In
before investing elsewhere go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
Of
PAVING
LOCAL ATTORNEY SAYS SIX :
TEENrH Av. JOB is POORLY
DONE AND THREATENS SUIT
~ NOT REmEplEo.

Harrison n1stwick. = ieeat alter
ncy. flied with the board ~ works
thls morning a complaint about The
condition ~ the asphalt paving an
tsth av he declares that II the
board uili not take caEniEanee of
ths matter he wiii brins suit against
the contractors stirrat A osostr. 20
compel them - corupieie the work
IN a warkmanlike manner.
The complaint reeltes that the
street was not properly graded
that the water stands on the pave
fnsnt! that the ~ork was done IN
an unworkfraniiks and defective
manner. and that owners ~ prop
ertY IN the vicinity have repeatedly
complained 20 the engineering de-
partmani u the city regarding g.
fsostwirk complains also az the
condition Of an alley near 18TH av.
between Howell and Olive ais,
where some concrete work per-
formed b. the city h done IN q care
taaa and unWorkmaBiike manner,
and asks that the matter be given
the attention % the beard.
The complaint viii - taken up
BY the baafd AZ a msepag % be held
next Saturday.
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WORKERS ARE
ANGRY
n,srslsuroes OF soelAllsrle
CIRCULARS ARE ARRESTED
AND FOLLOWERS Arc lNot6.
NANr OVER TREATMENT.

- n duncan and ERNEST stack
....,est beloHe tustlee 8of'ion THIS
ess, ehafeeJ With distfihufus
- .,e.,isYs aad pamphlets eu The
s .,.s,s rat ctso wss feieaudva
until taiaay ..t. :,
~. ritH are fcifrafiiiAtifaH OF
-. fasnial Workers of thg
10y ana thc literature Consist
.,.ssex - Pronunciation 81 che
e - s. 81 capital sa1 etfonelY
elta..s.5 81 ne vosh'us glasses fcf
80, saitatlan fhe erEanteas
-, - +. ~ iaeted alena fhc lines
- Avn hy the so.is.iaits Ratlf,
- sonte e thr ueI.'sfs 3 10
- ersssat al eeuft tNis piefn-
- efsne a1fulatiou Nlth 'he AMER
- federation q IAaoF
A tsfss number = 'h'es 49, l='t.
ues Wsfe present nea'e pa et
49, a1,s rel hutloes sn'eisl',.' 'ls
~. arisr rhey eefo loud "a
a.aaasaraa ~ tar Officials
- thsIr afftst and spoke lu
- iefass 81 theIf tiehis ne ffee
Anssr sac citiseHA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
WANT ANOTHER
STAIRWAY

commissioBsFs Young and Wal
,egs % the board az public works.
xrstersay aitrfhoon visited The new
sfere huilllng 81 Stone. Fisher A
Iane an che ceruer ~ SesuDd az
al University 81, With a view of
sxeerfalninr the need Of an addi.
tIonai ssAlFway trem The first ia the
seeend fie1rs
Afieg iookinE over The Promises
,hat asritad 90 sak Tor an inapec
tlna a ths hailainE and report on
a. matter 81 Balldins Inspector
plaea aad chief Cask % tho flee de-
p&ftneuf
Ths matter was taken up first ~
rn.pecfor Piace. who orssvfed the
owaers ~ fhe baii8lns 10 install an
additional stairway as safeguard
axalnsf dangeF Ia eaee ~ fige or
nsnlc 90 The uppsr floors The pwu-
srs Of the hnilainx appealed frusn
ths order g the beard The report
az he matfcf Niil he made 10 aud
cnnSl efea by tac beard ou Satur.
dAy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
THAW CHARGED WITH
WHIPPING GIRLS

aner II anRered lt tbs move 10 re-
engage his old o9unssf aad make
an effort 10 save the fafuiY honor
hy sending him Ia an asylum. IN
stead ~ an electric chRir Attorney
nartrldFe and Evelyn NeHbill 1haw
appeared while the mother War
present IN the second visit To The
prisoner this afternoon.
Mrs Thaw and Evelyn descended
foFether ana drove away together
II IL stated anthoriiatiFclY that
rh4w promised 10 take hia mother. d
advice. Judge Oicou has again
nunsreadad Attorney Hartrldge
Thnwa mother. accompanied bf
her daughter. Mrs George CARNEGIE,
visited htr son In hia cell TINS
morning II Was the etal lme Mfa.
Carnegie called They remained
nearly Hn hour with the prisoner
and when they emerged u was cyl.
dent that both we're crying. The
crowd was $50 great hat the police
bad 20 clear a WY tar the women
10 tho automobile
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ETHEL THOMAS MAY REVIVE
10000 suir AGAINST Alm
MOTHER SPENDS FEARFUL
HOUR WITH PRISONER

NEW YoRK. July rs 1t was
LEARNED today that suit begun
against Thaw ia 1909 b. Ethel
Thomas "a recover $50. 1000 for al
irsod whlpptps. will probably bo re-
YiYea
Il Is charged that Miss Thomas
and two other girls. who we're Walt
inc Thew'a apartments. received n
whipping a. hts hands sn that thait
legs and backs BLEED IL Is said that
whipping eirls was 4 fayafllr diver
aiuh OF fhaw'a
II Is believed Thaw and hts moth.
Ter bad serious differences Ia their
conference thia mofginE over the
engagement Of counsel Tho pei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
TRY TO REACH
AGREEMENT

The action 81 the cify az George.
town to have che temporary luiuue
ton AGAINST ths Columbia a Puget
sound. and the Northern Pacific
railways. prohibiting them from
extenainx thetr rsad across Hainier
AZ. made permanent. was tpta5
.cuutfnnad until August
The DELAY sas asked for - the
rsaulf "a an agreement between
Cecsregown and Seattle and the
railway companies
Assistant Corporation Counsel q
n Thorxrlmson stated soaaS Inst
II an agreement coult b. reachca
between fhe parties proytdinr Tor
she railroad t0 pass underneath
Rainier ~. the lniunetion pfocscd
ines wonld b. withdraw
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ssss $3.50 a 4
]: ON THE FRONT ].

s,eamsr Plslass Passed n the
straits fhis meraiux bound fer Ia
eona. asa vll runs 20 Seattle sat
urasy ie laad freight for Russian
ports
Ths Nessfan. % tas American
Hawaflaa iine. Sailed frpna san
Frsnehsce this fogeuaoa f1r scat
~. va Portland she vii arrive
here ssontEY
sisamsr ufrfxo arrived from
saafhsAstsfn Alaska ports ghis ueos.
ana wtn sail FRIDAY Wits Ewm~eal
fseGxhs ana rxrta9iVeA
rhe Saratasa e expec'ei 90 ar
rive Is SEATTLE late tonight from
sas KNaarfseu.
The fnmura sailed fnt Fan Ffans
clsro 81 n eloek TO-DAY win e fuii
cargo - general frsiEht ans al
f4rsf eisss seeunauoiaiians iakrH
Fss am hour she lsy 90 in thH bar
Dor. an egeeufria hafiHH -
uronr This Nas Repaired and sas
safsd on her voyage.
CTS q Topeka arrived at san
rsanelsca thts fuaEnsng from So
Atiie.
Tee Merchants Exehangs sas re-
e.ixsd sAvlees that the Aesieie ~e
. arrived today az aampaFa iF@an
FalFhamka ard shs tannah HfttFss
a. F1rf Eeherf from So MsraaeA
me senator. With iaAAsa4 e
xsus saia aa8 - passengers. s
expaeteH in pert tefmaffpw-
ne new steamer kitsar ie iadaf
ha4irs uial trip nB the Galan-
bsa rfesf preparatory 90 heinE
hruuRhf sa Nsaftls. TIE kltHep @Asi
b. anaf aef GA baFnFf. and uHl 90
arat. n. IA aaatElt- i aa.l.a rnuLa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
GROCERS ARE
HAVING TIME

galssy tena praris--men. women
ara children are ID atiaudaw ar At
che Kruaexa seventh annual pAsnte
being held IT Pheasant Beach tosta y
isfoasry atefsn n all parts - tbs
rify mhaiesaie az weii ~ retail
closed al ma la order that the
employees might take advantage of
fhzs ausiaE
4 ffnwfhY program = being ear
fird cut Hhs nfinsa being faFnish-
81 ~ business firms ~ the eitT.
Tha nfeaiaEefs rlll BE- addressed -
senator piles 81 O'clock. Dane
ing wuu aiso be lnsiuissd IN until =
Iata hnHr thla enenLnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
HE CHALLENGES
JACK O'bRIEN

PHILADELPHIA. July isJaek
u-nri.n this morning received a.
offer from Jimmy caffI IN for a
- rounA bout with Berger IN San
Francisco August so he wired his
acceptance N he IL Ia condition
onfien Ia rafn- He says sis
rounds II too short lie says he
car pat nerFvf cut 90 20 rounds.
Al kaufman. the EaiifnrtiAs
hsaVys eight. 10 aftrf both aurlsn
and netsrf. and Aays both are
fssgfgfrF hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
noamYle VIII auRRY.

A report waA Essde 90 the board
- works This morning By an I'm.
spectnr In the engineering depart.
alent that Contractor NorTuFle thia
morning increased the number -
teams and mgn On the Louise -
sob This Ia the contract With
ahich the board has had 80 much
fFpubIe on account ~ complaints
that men have been worked longer
than eight hours = day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
WALK OUT FOR
S-HOUR DAY

aAN FRANCISCO. July ~ An
iinrnsn. sistioa uleg pnd shop mss-
is8 IN nnmher. employed BY the
United Railroads. walked out ihiA
ntarniua 10 enforce ti,n eight hour
dAy. They ueFu working ten hours
AZ mcetinz early this morning
the men rejected the eompany'a Of
fef of nine hour dAy. or ten houFa
1T s1Ts
city engineers and The company =
master mechanics afe nos runniuK
the electric station sfrihobfestrfa
are apparently unavailable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
CAP TAIN YATES
SUCCUMBS

BOISE, Idaho. July Is --CapsaiH
William Yates. ui troop A. R1us
geenth cavalry. Who was injured
Yesterday At fsoise barracks b q
runaway horse. died his morning
Ne never rrgalued consciousness
Ills remains will be shipped to bis
former home st Macon. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
SUR FoR RENTALS

4 snit 10 equitY Vas filed today
b the Oriental Realty company
aEAinaf ~ g Taylars and l. "
Taylor. his vifv. u Toledo. Ohio.
10 recover damages to the amount
y sia.gsa. alleged 70 b. due frpul
The reutala of the - Charles hotel
prunefty. which WAS purchased
jointlY 81 The defendant aud plain
Tiff Ia 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
STRENUOUS COLLECTING.

Because Charles c. Simpson. Of
South Seattle. owed Frank Pc
auette 50 cents aud could not pay
upon demaRd tho latter procecfisti
70 break bis iaN Judge George i'm.
posed q fine 81 as and costs
against pogueite this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
MRS. wELcH LOCATED.

Mrs. Ffad WEIGH. who deserted
her husband and cloped with sol
der of the Tenth cavalry, going
with him % Alaska on the trans
port Buford. has written from
SknEway 10 her mother tu-law ~
ballard that abe would return 10 her
home and husband on the first boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
GOURDAiH BREAKS FAST
BY EATING UP A CAFE

WASHINGTON. ruly Is l. A
esourdaip. the man who L. deter
MINED - break into tatl. arrived
hers last niRht Up until noon BE-
aafrd. saying that b. would not
eat nr sleep until he Vas Va prison.
A. moon. however. hts Wii gave
Nay Upon thr refusal of the clerk
81 che supHrms court 70 arrspt bis
petition he FASTENED % tha senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
SHOW HOW THEY WORK.

Representatives of the bidders
for the taii cell work u the now jail
building gave demonstrations be-
fore the board % works this morn
ing ~ the quality 81 their eonstruc.
lion work. Chief Of Police Wap-
pcus,ein. Building Inspector Place,
Sheriff 4. G. Smith and members Of
the building COMMITTEES Of the eoen'
eli attended the demonstrations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
RESCUED nv BROTHER.

While bathing In Lake Washing
ton yesterday Miss Emily Miller
was rescued from drowning by her
brother chad. Miss Miller Jumped
nom a raft aud was sinking when
her brother reached her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
PASTOR is Rash

SANTA CRUZ. Cal. July Is
Rev. James Edmunds. 81 Portland.
repeated the lecture before the
Twin Lakes assembly this morning
on Religious Aspect OF child Life. "
which he recently gave at New
Westminster. u G.. and for which
he may be tried for heresy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
srsks BROTHERS ADDRESS

Miss Jane nersteln. writing from
CanAndaisaa. \ \. aaka tho poilcs
foF ihforma tiou CONCERNING her
brother. John nerstein. last heard Of
IN thia city a year aEo Years sgp
hersfrin waa a pilot runaing out az
Port Townsend
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restaurant. ate plate u corn
cakes . plate Of wheat cakes. three
boiled eggs. "a pile of bread aud but
ter. two eanialoupoa and drank two
cups - egffee
lust liEht lunch % preserve
my nerves. he Haid
lie treated the newapnprr men 10
Humptuaua meals and Decent
cigars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
GREAT DIAMOND
ROBBERY

NEW YoHk. Juiy ~ The police.
according g. q rspeFt. arr luFesfi.
eating ume ~ the nsess astounding
diamond rabssesira w ths history 81
the eanntrY e = stated thaf
ssrofss - dismsnas Nefth n1aFe
than $50 eco ssre stolen from enc
a iise unouf psouineni society som.
ga here. rtihrf ia her town house
lf. ihis city of 20 huf home IN New
port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
CH|NK PIRATES
LEVY TRIBUTE

HONGKoSO. July is-Pirates
are active throughout Canton Delta.
A Russian tea merchant was com.
PEELED 20 pay n ransom OF $50. 900.
An American citizen named iappa
uas forced 20 pay $4,000 for HIS iib'
erty. The British eonsuls are ds.
nounced by the merchants a8 weak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
flRE N LAUNDRY.

At ttstA o'cioek this morning an
alarm nf fire VAS turned Ia fram
Wards hand laundry. on Fourth
az. usar Pike 81 wire waa caused
b sparks front the amokeAtack ami
vas quickly suhdaed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
NEW FOREST RESERVES.

OYSTER nay. July is.--Ths
president to-day signed the prpcla
nations creating the Hsppner foe
est reserve In Oregon and the Pin
narlra faruai reserve In caiifornti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
SEEKS LOST soV.

IA. Thomas. 12i saua ~ ~. last
night Informed the police that hts
f-Year old boy. Glen, had diHap-
psared Monday afternoon. since
which time nothing has been seen
or heard ~ him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
SECRETARY WILSON busy.

At PAUL MINI. July ~ Sec.
r-tsfy wMson insRected the pack
inw plants here to-day lie Win 81
70 Washington tonight ssippinE
Omaha. which ~ intended 90 visit
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REPETITION or PAST TWO
WEEKS WILL RESULT IN OR.
pER PROHIBITING TIE WET.
TING or LAWNS.

With the very first recurrence Tor
a few DAYS 81 bot weather. such as
prevailed last week. Il viii almost
he necessary for thr water depart.
msns 10 shut OF lawu npriukllug
rhia probability IL r.aaerea pFae.
fIeaiiy certain By ia. experiences Of
the department during tha past
three days
The preneHf spfinkiinw honrs
y aat into effect on Monday Of this
week Since that date the weather
has anfiI today. been much cooler
than 4 vas last week
Accumulated Reserve.
THIS enabled the department "a
accumulate . ligtls water over and
ahovs the supply on hand Monday
morning With an inflow - ap.
pfoxtma,eiY =. Boa. 600 gallons a
day there -. during the present
eooler spell. little surplus. eHti
mattel n about 7.oo8.0oa gallons =
day
with cooler weather since Mon.
day the department has sceumulat.
cd in the reservoirs approximately
Z. csc ge9 gallons Hui With tho 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18
TOBACCO TRUST
IS LET OFF

NASHVILLE. Tenn. July IS
Tho grand jury which has been In
veEtiEating the tobacco trust adj
journed this morning, subject 60 re-
call. II returned no indictments
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ALLISON I'LL

SIOUX CITY. IA. July is--h IL
known that Senator Allison y SUI
fsring with Bright's disease. Ills
condition r. more serious than u
generally known.
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GAR WILL MEET.

The Seattle Bar association Will
meet tonight I'm the Chamber of
Commerce to elect officers and ap
point committees.