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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
PROCRAM FOR
FIFTH CONCERT

The nth annual concert Of the
Haven Methodist Episcopal church
Will be given tomorrow evening a.
the church. John o. and Howard
av. n The musical program vii
be assisted b. dramatic reading ~
Mrs Eleanora Perrin Muller cad
her pupils.
The program viii open with a
chorus. The Mountain Land Then
Nili fuiloW "a order Alpine Horn. !"
Mia. Meta MeCoFmacx. eur Way
Actress the Sea" Mrs. J. J. shimp
and Miss u0itie Palmer. "Cradin
sons Mfa nora '. t4adersmith.
ssvrsnads.- viuilu solo. Mr.. o. Mat
sous Aunt MaFxerY." Queen Anne
Male Quartet, Morning invitation
chorus a Modern Becky Airs
Eiranars Perrin Miller. The
Bridge uantsmifHs. Miss MARY
narreI ana AIRS pora V. idnaers
smith. ~tteIbcrx suite bertha Ma
haff4a. star Of Descending Might.
chorus. a Dark BROWN Diplomat
Helen Aatsons "A Professor At
Home. Mf nnA Mrs. t4indcrsmlih.
Mrss nysfs and Ar. rsuison. Rufus
Rautum Johnson fsreNn.- Boys. diee
club solo. Stra HyeFs decd Night
Coed Might. Beloved chorus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
CITY wins ITS CASE
JUDGE GRIFFIN FAvoRs BALLARD IN THREE coRNEREo lie.
oAL BATTLE ron possrss ON or srRGnrs-lArrGR HAD
BEEN usEp YEARS.

BALLARD March ib-The fight
that hha ben waElng Ia the courts
Tor the past year bet Ween the city
of ballard. Napoleon Campbell and
Captain w r. ballard over property
at the Intersection of Fourth aud
broadway. was decided yesterday In
favor Of the city by Judge Griffin
The ease has bcsn bitterly con
tested II was started about ~
months ago. when Captain Ballard
leased n strip Of land al the end of
broadway lylng beyond Fourth aya
10 Mrs. briggs. who Immediately
put UP a fence across Fourth aV,s
shutting off travel
Fence Torn Down.
Under the advice OF city Attorney
inEeraoli the fence was torn down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
CHINESE WILL
GO UP LATER

At the offices of the Northwestern
FfshsFies company'E office this
morning buay preparations wnrs be
inE made foF the first eRnnefy crew
10 be sent north this season. The
viii have The erew for the eannsry
AZ Orea3 and supplies viii also be
sent 90 the rakutat eznnerY oper-
atea by the YakutAt a southern
railway.
Men are hs$ns signed this year
VITO have been previously In the
buslaoaa for che simple reason that
large pack Ia looked for and the
cannsrtea desire 20 make . record.
The Chinese crews will not BE- sent
north until LATER. the present crews
making the preparatory work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
PERRY SAYS he
DOESN'T KNOW

= eanno, sive you any uEh' on
a. esssia Of the report that am
= .enalngea a deputy 10 The OF
=. q he corporation counsel IN
=. - 4, sor ms services IN The recent
=. - '.nsalsn. said Joha II. Perry
.s,ks Ias iirm of Perry a Hansoa.
...,sraay 10 > reporter for The
- 4 90 not know anything
- Il. I 90 not even know that
-, IA vaeanet In the ofiiee
sA.r. acne nothing towards secnf.
- "a appolntmeat and II any
49, lss bsea done In my behalf l
- raAwars q u.
.Yos might ada also. continued
=. psreF that an not an active
'..l,ssss faf the presidency q the
vsssr meas Republican club a. the
.s.,sScr % Be- held April II The
- ! devoted 10 TIE city campaign
-.r.,a ne 10 st somewhat hshind
- my ia0 heziness. nnd ! an nos
,,xlnx 10 catch 40 again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Captain Ballard then brought suit
Co obtain possession Of the roadway
beyond Fourth ay.. but the greater
part OF the intersection Of broadway
aud Fourth. Al that time no oh
tainei through quit claim deed
from Fred y Sanders and the West
Coast Improvement company.
Napoleon Campbell then appeared
on tho aeeno and INTERVIEWED In the
action, claiming that he had the
right 20 the possession Of strip Of
land 30 feet wide lying along the
north line ~ his property aud with.
IN the roadway which had been used
by the city for nearly 20 years.
The city aot up three defeusea TO
the action OF Campbell aud Ballard
and won ON all three points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
PREPARE TO MOVE

II Lewis a Co. elothlers. are pte-
pairing 20 move from their atoreroom
on the corner Of First ~. aud Cher
~ st., 10 make room Tor The United
states Cigar company.
Through an error In yesterdays
star reference was made 10 the Pa
nous Clothing company a. being the
occupants OF the store 70 be vacated.
This error arose from the fact that
the Famous company AZ one time
occupied tho quarters now about 20
be given 40 b. " Lewis a co.
The firm nf ~. Lewis a Co has
been In Seattle Tor msuy years. Mf.
Lewis. the senior member. being one
~ the pioneer business men of this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
SHEEP HERDER
UNTHANKFUL
,,,x susevE Hla FROM
.,.n oF THIEVES AND LOCK
mp sur sE LEAVES r7e
AN WITHOUT 4 KIND WORD

weu.ms. Who saya he n a
....p Awlef came near P ,a ,Ss
81, "a /. Bis wn Of money enc II. N ~. ,as
w. 800 l.a nleht lie was res
'sas', s IN he clutches If a sans 81
90 s t,agsrs in a resort below
sssa wsy BY officer Vssndai
is... $50. sfsf I o'eloek this morn
sss'' "a =, ssn. 10 the station cor aafe
as ~ bartender q the place mott
- ~ ,As efnser that Williams mo
- asank vas supposed 70 hate
=. All the sans we're Naitias
, -, ,ss..A aim Oft Whon searched A.
,sa.' 'ss, he stlli had sSii let.
-. -. msrnlas he was released and
- -. =. wi.haut a word Of thanks
!. ths palice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
IMMUNITY IS
THE QUESTION

CHICAGO. March i5--Attorn~y
General Moody and Judge Hum
nhrey disagreed In tho packers case
today ia regard 20 the Immunity OF
the packers under indictment
Mofrinon made n long argument.
supported BY Moody. and the court
appeared 20 intimate that the eyi-
deace might show the information
sas secured under an implied PROM
iar Of immunity and then used 90 80
cure Indictments Moody oonteaded
II Vas = question for a Jury 10 do
efar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
sassIaoE LICENSES.

rssnk n nars. lexal age, and
rrrne~ Kllas. legal aEe
nsnlsl No KlaAy. j. and Margaret
IA =
H.rry osto saith. s.. and Wilma
aaislzus. -
wIulaa RolIaad. =. and wtnifred
ExsA James
Essry waller tevy. -. and Hattie
mr. Lose. ~ Vancouver. u. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
BREMERToN ITEMS

unEAEHToN. March IA
Shamrock Tea was held Tuesday
afternoon ard svenins BY the isflss
~ The NJ y ehurrh. az the residence
% Airs. Lacy Smith. The sails aAi
been pep~rea IN regulation green
and sasmfoeks ia evsrY ains, ana
cyetythlnx about the afafif wAs IN
harmony Mlth the name.
George y. Ward. The star agent.
wto has beer sick for tao weeks. IL
improving.
General ana Mrs. Msen. who isfi
on The Dakota Zoe Japan. were thr
guests of Captain and MIS- ffurWell
for four days. JUST before their De-
psfture-
William George. ~ Milwaukee.
brother 81 y. !. Ganrre. cnmmiaaary
steward 81 the FhHafeiphia. Ia yis-
lfluK him. and vii iaeais On the
Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
Hens Object

Bat II can't be helped. tho Jersey
Butter Store. 500 pike st. will sell
2 dozen strictly fresh ranch egEs for
CSC. Friday and Saturday. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
BOY
IS SCALDED

Willie T0ukin. son ef r. Tcukin.
merchant At Rainier boulevard and
Atlantis. Nus seriously burned la
his fathers store On Tuesday night.
Il the store there Il large stove
la Nhieh very hQt fira had been
butt. This stnvs became rcd bot
aud young Tuukin. Who was alone,
fearing that the woodwork near BY
woaid taks fire. seiEed a bucket of
wster and threw II into the fire.
me uuter was forced back IN
great clouds % steam. completely
eaeetoplng the boz and scsiting him
painf,llly about the face aud hands.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

EgEan a Ericsson. photographers
In the Eitsi bldg. are offering some
extra fine cas- cabinet photos for
oaly t2-5e per dozrn. Open satur-
say evenings Closed Sundays. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

who stabbed aud killed j. NJ. Bailey.
another walter. at the Hotel wash.
insten on March 3. yesterday re-
asserted 20 Prosecuting Attorney
MhckintaHh his intention OF plead
ina guilty 10 charge Of murder
IN the second deEfee, Taylor says
he didn't intend 10 lall bailey, but
the latter provoked him into the
stahhlng affay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

fThe fire department, = mourning
sfhe loss Of three lengths Of new
hose. cut in two by the Great North
cru Overland Limited while the
department. Was fighting the Acme
shinKic mill fire Tuesday nlght.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Through The Star the members OF
tbs fire department wiah 90 express
their thanks to J. A Mcdonnell for
as th0ughtfnlners ia Kiying them
spt coffee and Huppex white fighting
10 fire At the Acme ShinEle mill.
rheAday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

The city has been asked 20 pre-
pare an estimate for pianhinK Rail
road az. with fouf-lneh plankH. 70
feet side In the middle Of the street..
from shs north isna Of c ". 10 the
south line Of Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

The crafts aud arts exhibit 20 be
opened Al littie's halt. on SRI and
Madison. next Monday. promises 60
he extremely interestipg Many
fine collections and work by manual
training students OF the hlsh school
viii be on View.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

nf A. a. naEEett. professor Of
ureek ~ the state university. vas
last night hastily summoned Go be-
tr0it by the news OF the death Of
Mrs. paEErtts father Ia that city.
Mrs. DaEErtt left for tho east an
sunday, expecting 70 visit her par
ents. she viii not learn OF her
fathers death until she reaches Chi
cage Temporary arrangements
have been made at The university
for the handling Of Pref pakEetts
ella
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
S. {. co. DESIRES new FRANCHISE
OWING TO DIFFERENCE OPINION WHERE CAR LINES
SHOULD RUN. csnAoE Is TO DC MAoG-orsGR BAL
NEWS

BALLARD. March i5-The Seat
Tic Electric company viii present q
franchise to the committee Of the
whole OF the council tomorrow
night There IL big difference OF
opinion az 60 where the line should
run. residents on Crawford. Times
aud North ats ali being desiroaa OF
seeing the cars pAan their doors
I'm lest got In from Dakota
said Walter smith. q oolored mani
"a Police Chief strattan last night.
an I'm done broke. sn' has nd
place to sleep"
"Ail right Walter" said the chief
Crawl ON those boards and dreant
you are millionaire" Smith cni
ioYed the hospitality Of the polios
department
chlus stFatton has been requested
BY CAptRin Meaa OF Fort Lawion "a
keep watch for Private Charles Litt
tie. Who has bssn absent from dmtN
since March 10 II 10 though, he hAa
deserted.
Justice sehnetder yesterday gave
Thomas Emery 30 days In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Mr. Wagner. OF Cors q Wagner.
viii circulate . petision to have q
lateral sewer laid on Chestnut 81.
hs,we~n Second and Third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
BALLARD NOTES

The steamer Alaskan. which has
born on the stocks OF the aesitt.
ahipgsrda some time. IL nearly
ready FOE service again and Captain
bFnnn expects 10 leave for ketehis
kan the latter part or next week
The Alaskan Il owned by ChRrius
Black. Of Seattle. aud has the CON
tract for carrying tha United States
mall between sktchlkan aud Prince
Of Wales isiaad. She has been
Isnsthsned e fest. her machinery
gsethaulsd and q new dynamo In.
stalled for electric Hghtz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS

ella y. ilston thia morntnw
brought suit Tor divorce against !
M iiaton On the grounds OF dcacr.
tlaa and n0n-support
Tho annual inspection af the Ma.
tional anard af this state began yen.
toeaay when Colonel John Klnaie.
pf thr reHuiaf army Inspected conn
rAnY a AZ the afmory. Under cap.
am Maurice Thompson tn. eom-
pan, turned out Ia full marching
ol aer ard went through aatlafac.
tory inspection. Colonel kinale ex-
pressing it as his opinion that the
company vas up % the standard Ia
all points Tonight Company -,
Captain VIII inEIis, viii be inspect
ed
For taking ttsa from his part.
nef's rocket. Charles felly Was yca.
trfday sentenced TO serve a year a.
the county IaiL the cFlmc. trial and
sentence taking place Within "a
hours reily pleaded Euuty. but
claimed that be aud hla reom mate
always considered their money a.
community property.
The acn'a club OF the Immanuai
baptist church waa organised Tues
dsY evening. - constitution drawn
va ana Offieafn elected The off
rers arr President Frank & Jack
son. vice presidents. 9. w. lat and
Rev. ". q. Jones secretary, James
Lambert. treasurer, !. A csriquest.
british Wee Connul Bernard fcliN
4 anxious IL learn the whereabouts
of Arnold Raper. who left the
steamer Meteor on February q
Thomas Taylor. she eelofed walter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

You we're anxious TO sell your
home. and discover after Il was too
late that your neighbor would have
bought II, and paid you $500 90 more
than what you obtained for II. Your
neighbor reads page aud found
bargain. Go do likewise. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Plans Tor the neW tutsrlaite hiHh
school as prepared by Architect
James STEPHEN. were yesterday ses
etpted hy the school board. aud bids
for the construction of the building
VIII be received before kprll Z The
building Is 90 cost fihe. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

The German American benevolent
society VAS renrHauiHed at uerma-
Mia hali last uight The annual Zee
WAS fixed al $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

lls, tt via List. Mutual life blas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

J G Nathan. manager OF the Gas
company. complains that boys have
broken the meter AZ iTsh Ballard
av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Justice schnetder yesterday gave
Thomas Emery 30 days in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

county iali for peddllns ''phony'
lewelry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Residents Ia the Vicinity o
Leary ani Iron Bts complain tina
the street light on that corner hai
been out nearly six montha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

ELLA y ilston thia morning
brought suit fnr diyorre against ]
NJ iiaton On the grounds OF ds.acr.
tjaa ana n0n. aunnorL
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25
ATLANTA FEARS RACE RIOTS
Saloons Be Closed Over Christmas to
Avoid Trouble.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 24-To avoid
nossibi,4ysras. any repetitin of recent
race rioting in this city, Mayor Wood
ward today issued an order closing all
tie saloons in the city at four o'clock
this afternoon, to remain closed until
Wednesday morning.
For several weeks indefinite rumorS
have been heard that Christmas was
to be made the occasion of an attack
uron the negroes in Atlanta. No such
rumor could be traced to an author
itative source, but the effect has been
to drive many negroes from the city.
Several TX. K. K.'' notices were post
ed on the streets Saturday last. While
Sc rious consideration has been given
to these a reward of two hundred dol
lars was offered by Mayor Woodward
for evidence to convict any person OF
posting these or in any way melting
to riot. The law requires that all sa-
looms be closed on Christmas day, but
never before has the law been put In
force on Christmas day.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25
New York States Apple Profits.

1t is said among apple-growers that
the habit of careful grading and the
clasfifyingS Of fruit-separating
fancy" from ordinary market apples,
again dividing the evaporator supply
from the cider-mill apples--has added
unheard of profits to certain orchard
sections. This year northwestern New
York. including the monroe and Or
leans county sections where careful
farmers have long practiced the more
careful methods of fruit selection.
realized from 25 to 40 cents a hundred
for lower grades of apples for which
northwestern Pennsylvania. with it's
orchard profits. received only 10 cents
hundred. AS striking example Of
the two methods of fruit-raisine and
fruit-handling, these two equally fer
tile regions supply object lessons. To
the better and up-to-dats methods the
rewards of agriculture surely 60 In
this country in Increasing abundance
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25
EVELYN THAW
IS IN TRAINING
Schooling Her Nerves For
Trying Ordeal Of
Husbands Trial

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-Evelyn Nes-
bit Thaw has gone into training,as it
were, to muster her strength and for
tify her nerver for the ordeal through
which she must go next month, when
her husband, Harry Kendall Thaw, is
placed on trial for the murder OF Sam
ford White.
Few there are. however. who realize
the self-denial and actual physical
training that this frail creature. who
until few months ago fioated lightly
on the uppermost froth OF the gay life
in the gayest city In the world, must
undergo.
To those who have been close to
Harry Thaw during his Imprisonment
in the tombs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
has appealed as good wife. She now
has the greatest respect. not to say
love and admiration. Of even the
hardened keepers and"trusties" in the
:. .SyE& = 8@aut2t3 gf&E&sl
city prison. u8sa ge4a@. s. 5s3frsa
q At the trial OF her husband she will
be the most important witness. On
her testimony alone the fate of hel
young millionaire husband may de-
pend. She knows this. She is prepar-
ing herself for the crucial moment in
her career.
Everyone knows the sort of life Eve
lyn Nesbitt Thaw led before the ira
gedy OF the Madison Square Garden
roof on that June evening. Today no
nun OF the strictest orders leads 9
life Of greater self-sacrifice than she
e'T know that Harry will be able to
prove his right to freedom" she says
daily to her questioners Ia the Tombs
with faith In this I am willing e
give up Everything and do anything
IN my power to help him. Yes. Ifhave
given up ALI that meant much to me
before. But ! am glad to do It. The
past life seems like q dream to me.
feel stronger every day because Of my
regular program. / shall be well able
to undergo the hours Of Harry's trial;
never fear"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25
RECORD OF TWO EARTHQUAKES.

Washington, Dec. ga special
bulletin issued by the weather bureau
says:
1.-THE seismographs Of the weather
bureau recorded two earthquakes of
considerable magnitude, the first
shortly after noon on the 22nd, ana
the second % hours later, namely,
the afternoon of December gard From
the appearance of the records we are
lead to conclude that the earthquakes
originated at widely separated locali-
"The first tremors were recorded at
1851 p. m. OF the 22nd, and the maxi
mum motion. of very short duration.
occurred at 2:22 p. m. The record
ended about o'clock. TIE strongest
action was recorded in a north south
direction and amounted TO LIT dis
placement of grouno. The displace-
ment in the east-west direction was
only .03 meters.
ed just after IL O'Clock December
23rd. and the motion IN both north
south and east-west directions was
greater in both components and lasted
longer than the first earthquake. The
first preliminary tremor began at l2:-
37:33 n. m. The strong motion be-
gan at 12:49 and lasted from to 4
minutes. The maximum displacement
In the east-west direction was lit
meters and 1.s7 meters for the nortia-
south component. The end OF the
record occurred at 1:11:21 p. m.
AS far as can be judged from the
records. the second disturbance was
not SO great a distance as the first
one. but both disturbances must nave
been seveesC thousand miles from
Washington.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25
PURITAN SUNDAY IN CHICAGO
Alderman Will Rstaliats II Saloon Il
Closed on Sundays.


Chicago, Dec. 24-The Tribune to-
day says:
a puritanical Sunday for Chicago
with idle street cars and elevated
railroads out of commission and with
no newspapers and no Sunday the
aires or even sacred concerts, is the
retaliation threatened by Alderman
Michael Kenna If he is forced to
close his saloons on Sunday.
This will be the last resort IL the
alderman and other saloon keepers
are compelled to close on Sundays.
I, will be taken If Mayor Dunno Is
mandamus proceedings in Judge
Frost's court next Friday. The al
derman will be backed to the full
extent by the united Securities Order
for Local Self Government.
Resolutions demanding a provision
in the new city charter for home rule
on the Sunday saloon question were
adopted at a large mass meeting Of
Bohemian citizens held yesterday.
Mayor Dunno and Alderman Kenna
will be compelled to show reason In
Judge Frost's court next Friday why
the mandamus should not be issued
on petition of the Sunday closing
league.
The most interesting thing In con-
nection with the fight between the
'ieuor interests and the personal lib
cry organization on the one hand.
the reformers. on the other, how
An intention, as Anal resort, to in
woke the blue laws Of Illinois II the
broad principle that the cosmopoli-
tan population Of Chicago has a
right to drink its beer on Sunday Is
bcset too soreN.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25
cHouLs DEsEcRATE CEMETERY
Open Tomb at Los Angeles in Hopes
of Finding JeweIry.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 25.-Again the
ghouls are ravaging old Covalry
cemetery, on Buena Vista street The
discovery has been made that un-
known persons have broken into a
brick tomb in the abandoned burying
grounds and torn out six skeletons
which were left strewn upon the
ground. Even since the cemetery was
abandoned a few years ago ghouldish
acts have become a frequent occur
renee and the perpetrators nave not
been caught.
II is supposed much of fhe cha -tly
work was prompted In the hope ef md
ing ringsv or other teweSy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25

wiches at The Imperial Bar. Lunch
served free.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25
BOODLERs CAN'T
STAY IN ENGLAND

T WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.-one AM
erican millionaire WIN keep out OF
England. where he has been spending
great deal OF his time for the four
years past. as the result Of supple
mental article OF the treaty between
the United States and Great Britain.
making bribery an extraditable offense
This IL Ellis Wainwright. brewer Of
st. Louis. whose wealth has been esti-
mated at $1,000 900. and who has been
spending his time between England
and France ever since Joseph w. Folk
then circuit attorney for st. Louis.
now governor OF the state OF Missou-
ri began. his investieation 81 corrupt
ION in the city council and house Of
delegates OF st. Louis.
At the state department the state
ment was made:
"The supplemental article af1xed to
the treaty by Secretary Root and Sir
Mortimer Durand. making an addition
to other extraditable crimes-that OF
|hriberyis held not to operate, an
~ post fact law nxing the punishment
sitter the crime. but It win doubtless
retroact to make bribers who have
sought refuge in Great Britain before
the present assessment was made SUBJ
ject to retroaction.
Ellis wainwright was a director Of
the st. Louis and Suburban Railway
company. and 1t has been proved sign
ed notes amounting to $4,000. which
were used to obtain money, $4,000
was used to bribe delegates to the
house OF delegates. and $4,000 to
bribe members Of the council"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25

Spend pleasant hour at the eijou
tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-25

II you buy your Farm Implements.
Wagons and Buggies at the Western
Hdw. & Impt. Co. you will get the
best. 3s5 Main street.