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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-29
News from Our Neighbors
TABOR.

March 26, l906.-Rev. Huddle'
ston filled his regular appointment
here Sunday.
Messrs. Will Stallings. Horace
Boyett, Clifford Martin and Storms
of Bryan attended church here
Sunday.
Miss Willie Boyett Of Bryan,
visited her parents Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Jack Stallings visited home
folks few days.
Miss Connie Scale was the guest
Of Miss Lula Ball Sunday.
Miss Emma Orr has returned to
her home at Edge after assisting
Prof. Cobb in his school at Alex
andria for several months.
Miss Lizzie McCalhum visited
Misses Mary Belle and Lula Ball
Saturday.
The entertainment given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Breach Friday night was largely
attended and all had nice time.
Miss Julia Brodgon visited her
sister. Mrs. J. l.. Breach last
week.
Miss Lula Ball is visiting her
brother at Reliance this week.
A large crowd attended the
grave yard working Friday, and
have it looking nice, but it
didn't get worked before it needed
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Hutchinson
is the happy parents of baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griffin Of
Madison county, visited relatives
here the past week.
Clyde, the little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony, is reported right
sick, but we hope to see him up
soon.
Will ring of for this time.
DORA.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-29
HARRIS.

Mr., J. T. Lawrence and Miss
Nellie Martin visited Harris
school Thursday afternoon.
Mes-rs. G. and o. r. Martin Of
Bryan attended the entertainment
at Mr. W. Reynolds Saturday
night remaining till Sunday.
The entertainment at Mr.. Willis
Reynolds Saturday night was
well attended and aIl report "a
pleasant evening.
Ni-s Pearl Lavle- ol KurttH
visited Mis Lena Gilkin Ia-t SUM
day.
Ben Floyd and win Po NJ
Madison county were v.-it9r- 10
Mr. G. Cono.i Sunday.
Mr.. Ernest Gal.at.u of Houston
Is here on o. vi-it t0 rsIativ.s a1I
friends.
Mr.. i Carter. Bfyaus popular
photographer. wa. at Haru. We'll
nesday and photographed ths
school
Messrs. J. a. D 8ob.us9r Er
nest Beard, Jr., a. Beard. Dr. ST.
d. Drummond and othef. ut1l ~
the Navasota river Monday gs e
hunting and fishing trip.
There has been some sickness I1
the community, but al. are im.
proving.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-29
EDGE.

We are having some blustry
March weather at present.
Sunday School was organized
Sunday and opened with quite a
large crowd.
Singing at the Baptist church
Sunday night was quite success.
Miss Leila Griflan went to
Bryan Saturday.
Misses Ollie Corgie and Carrie
Newman returned Saturday from a
visit TO Galveston and report a
nice time.
Come again, Mr.. W. S. Dixon. !
enjoyed reading your letter so
much and wish you success with
a crop this year. think / would
like to live on the plains very
much.
The party at Mr.. Claude Moore's
Saturday night was quiet a sue
cess.
Miss Eva Mcdonald and mother
went TO Bryan Friday.
Miss Eta Payne is on the sick
list again this week. We hope she
will soon be restored to health.
T. c. Elliott and wife spent
and Sunday at Benchley
but we are sorry to hear Of her re.
turning home sick.
Most Of the farmers are ready to |
plant cotton and rain is badly |
needed.
Misses Bessie and Maudie Wal !
ace visited Benchley Friday and |
Saturday.
Well as news j. scarce will ring !
,f Success TO the Eagle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-29
THE MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY CATTLE AND HOGS.

Special to the Bryan Eagle.
Kansas City, Mo, March 26.-The
largest run Of the season, 80 cars. is
la the quarantine division today,
selling steady, with top OF $3.50 on
two punches. The market closed
last week lower on steers, while cows
and bulls held about steady. Top
last week was $500 tor a small drove
last Monday. Bulk OF the steers to-
day were medium class, and sold at
81 70 10 si.65, only a few cows at
$500, calves $3.50, bulls 81. IS 70 s.. 10.
Top cows and heifers In quaran tine
division sold at SO s. and $50 last
week. Total cattle receipts last
week were $500 head. the smallest
Of any week this year, but the pro-
portion OF beef steers was the largest.
resulting In slow market and lit
tie lower prices on them, pArticu-
larry on heavy steers. The week
closed up strong on steers, however,
and stockers aud feeders sold 10 10 |
rs cents higher than the week before,
this class strong today. Quarantine
receipts here since Jan. /, amount 10 |
the same number as re-
ceived in the same period last year,
Notwithstanding the fact that not
over 10 per cent as many cattle were
fed at the mills. This shows the
growing Importance Of the small
feeders In the Territories, aud the
production Of ee.H there.
The hog market continues 10 be
he scene Of fierce conflict, but since
provisions have gotten up so high
he market shows more life, aud less
assistance from the packers. Pork
ias passed the si6 90 mark, aud Sat
lrday's hog market was the best Of
he year, top 80 37is, bulk $500 TO
$50, supply 5000 IL Is believed the
market will break as soon as ship
ng conditions become normal In the
ountry, because Of the big runs
hen.
j. a. Rickart.
Live Stock Correspondent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-29
MONROE EDGE

We have sold 1000 acres Of farm
lands In the last few days, which is
evidence Of our ability In turning
real estate.
We know IL is little uubecoming
10 boast. but you know every dog
must do his own wagging, and think
ing ours is duly entitled 10 a wag we
haven't hesitated to give it one
little shake.
We hardly understand why the in.
weston Invariably comes 10 Us. But
IL is a known fact that be does.
We have had several thousand
circulars printed, showing the good
points about Bryan and Brazos
County, and to meet the demand We
expect In the near future We must
increase our list Of property for sale.
II you are In the market for a home
or have something 20 offer, come 10
see as. We have demand tor sew
eral places ia Bryan 10 cost from
S5OOo0 TO 5000 10
For list OF farm lands sec weekly
papers published at Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-29
ROCK PRAIRIE.

Health of our community il
good.
The farmers are very busy with
their crops.
The cold weather last week in.
iured the fruit some, but not very
much.
Rain is badly needed in our part
of the country.
Several young men from our
community attended prayer meet
ing at Wellborn Sunday night.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Dansby of Bryan
spent several days the past week
with her mother, Mrs. f.. Candy,
who has been sick.
DR.. Lee of Wellborn visited in
our community Sunday.
Carl Candy returned to school
at Harvey Sunday after visiting
home folks.
Mrs. j. =. Carol and Mrs. P.L.
Barron visited Mrs. G.. +. Lee Of
Wellborn last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert spent Sat.
urdsy night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Cole, near Bryan.
Rev. G.. A. Foster of Bryan
passed through our community
en- route to Millican.
Messrs. A. c. Williams and
Thurston Cole Of Harvey were in
our neighborhood last week on
business.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-29

LOST-At parsonage during fire
Monday night, one black eravsnette
overcoat. The party having same
has made mistake and left one in
stead. Cont contained brier pipe in
pocket. Please notify this Office
and make the change. IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
For week ending March -, 1906.
LADIES.

For week ending March %, 1906.
LADIES.
Steler Bulmansk, Josephine Cros-
by, Lue Currie. Lizzie Dixon, Laura
Flood, Hanna Johnson, r. u. Jones,
Ada Louis. Mary Parnell, Love
Thomas, Lizzie woerley.
GENTS.
Geo. Brooks, W. +. Bottoms, ;.
Cougeme, Walter Eaton, II. A.
Franklin, Jerry Ford, Jim Geasson,
Jim Johnson, Calvin Jones, J. NJ.
Jackson, Joseph Lanicek, J. r. Lums-
den, w. A. McCary, CD Claud Nor
gan, Harrison Roe, j. *. TOliver.
Frank Uher. J. ; Williams, Louis
Wells, Hamell Wilson, J. y. Zawac-
kie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
CAMPERS SITE
HAS THE LEAD
FRIENDS oF UNIVERSITY HAVE
BEEn ausY SNo SECURE o
rHE INFLUENCE OF HOLD.
OVER SENATORS.

That the state university rampsa
sili 81 selected "a The site for The
Alaska Yukon exposition nos ap
Essafa almost certain. The site wiil
not - announced for several dAta
The committee has visited several
u the sites and Nlii report q the
board Of trustees tomorrow A.
soon - the selection Il approved By
the trustees. the announcement wtil
b made public.
Il vas the urgent recommends.
lions ef members 81 the state sen.
ate from he districts outside Of
King county which turned ths scale
N favor Of the university site
Friends ~ the university have writ.
ten letters 20 the holdover meus.
hers Of The state seHafs advising
them o. the Situation aud urriux
fhsm % willie letters n the commit.
fes. urging The selecting % the uni
9erpifY ate
A number Of The outside senator's
responded 20 this request aud some
af them have made their HceuH
Euendatipns ycry urgent The rec.
concentrations Of the senators BE-
come % vital importance In eonnrf
ti0n eifh the fact that the eKposi.
tion company Will call upon the
state legislature ~ is next aessloa
to make large appropriation Ter
the exposition The follower sen
atora. 81 whom therc are ne. will -
members Of that legislature and. az
such. will have votes CA tho grant
lnH Of that appropriation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
CASEY GIVES
HIS VERSION
CONTENDS rsAr
VANCOUVER do NOT DO His
luTrnRs JUSTICE ~ QUOT.
INC ISOLATED PAaAoRAPre.

k,sorney Thomas J. Casey takes
exception 20 the excerpts from his
letters which have been given out
for publication b. Assistant Prose
tufins Attorney vandcesfr. insist.
ing that h. has not been given a
square deal
In reply. Mr. Casey has produced
carbon copies % several 81 iA'ae
letters and under f8to II MAJ g
writes 10 John y HoEus. AZ Wheel.
ina W Va. that the motion W.
have made Ia your sons case Will
colae up tomorrow. MAY IS. Since
/ NreeA you before we have thor
oHHbiy Investigated the proceedings
and official court records In this
case aa eeli IS locked up the law
on the various points involved ga
the questions concerning your sons
legal rights
Again. ANY money you haze
sent or may send Nill hold subject
TO our order and viii gladly regafa
ans such amount that may come 10
ne until Ne take 40 tho matter
with "a view 10 having the hoy par
duued bY the governor. and then n
viii be time enough 10 talk about
what our services and time are
worth
From the letter quoted b. Mr.
vandeveef. Mt Casey presents this
excerpt
Any step take viii be accord.
inF 20 law and not Otherwise. FROM
what J have learned sou viii not
tolerate the le1st iufracfion of the
Law even n IL VAS ia set YOUR son
free That g. no more than YOU
ought to feel and do. That is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
SENATOR'S CREW
QUITS IN BODY
UNION MEN WALK OFF STEAM.
ER FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER
ARRIVAL IN PoRT-TlnE AND
a HALF rs NOW OFFERED BY
COMPANY.

Al O'Clock this morning. Is min.
utea after the arrival OF the steam.
cf senator from Nome. every union
man aboard involved ia the present
strike walked ashore with this
walk out there IL not union man
aboard any steamer ~ the Pacific
Coast steamship compauys fleet
The Pacific Coast Steamship com.
pany's officials have devised a new
scheme 60 break the strike one.
half extra time viii be paid to the
seamen aud other help on the
steamers. aud this will also be the
neW rate Tor the lonEshofemcn.
rhe Spokane sailed this morning
nearly ON time for Southeastern
Alaskan toNiat ports. With = fnli
Grew and. acNardins 20 the officers
of the company thefc were Is extra
men la the deck department
The city Of Seattle sailed last
night with "a non-uuion crew and n
the trouble la not settled before the
Senator sails for Meme ON ner sec.
ond tda she VIII be manned hy
nna union men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
NEW BAR HOLDS
FIRST MEETING
SEATTLE BAR ASSOCIATION
ADOPTS CONSTITUTION AID
ByLsws-KlNe COUNTY AS.
soclarlon MEETS romoR
POW NIGHT.

The Seattle Bar association hel3
lee IT'S, meeting today jn the Of
fees u shanks a Smith and ap-
proved The constitution and bylaws
- drafted by the COMMITTEES.
~ a meeting 30 b held az an
rariY dhte the scope and work Of
the ofEsuization viii bs outlined
The Seattle Har association IL In
dependent Of either the kinE Couu-
~ usr assoc tien or any other as
soclation 81 like nature
The KiuK Couufy nar association
q ill have n regular meeting tomor-
row evening in department No. Of
THE superior court
President Jacobs stated that the
King t'nisnty itaf association. at a
us2etinE 10 be held tomorrow night.
would hlate an effort 20 correct any
lfreEui4rities existing in the orrani-
sslion nnd make the rules more
bindlns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
POLICE BATTLE
WITH STRIKERS
SMALL SIZED RIOT STARTS AT
PIER o. WITH A JAP THE CEN
TER OF THE DISTURBANCE
TWO ARE ARRESTED.

Three strike sympathizers started
a small sized riot last night at Pier
q. and police officers were called 10
Queii the disturbance A japanese.
employed on the city 81 Puebia.
started TO 80 90 he ship when he
was bounced upon by man. who
struck the Jap twice a second man
made a swing for the little brown
man and down the Jap went The
Jap called voeiferoasiy FOR heip. and
OFFICER PoolWan rushed 10 the on
sIauEht. Several hundred men then
Joined in the riot. and other officers
came up and Tor several minutes
clubs. fists and arms took a prom.
inent part
When the battle cleared James
Hughes ard Patrick Cuyne we're
hustled into the patrol wagon and
sent to Jail. The two men we're
released on $50 ban and are up for
trial this afternoon In Judge Cor
dons court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
Rem TON COMMITTEE
GIVES AFFIDAVITS

mittce then filed ont Of the office
evidently believing that their duty
was ended and indicating unmls
takably that IL wHa nov up e. the
prosecuting attorneys office
The affidavita are in regular form
and cover statements % those who
had met either Tom NeiliEan, or the
Miilhnff girl. on the evening ~ the
murder Practically all " this fvi
deuee has already been published
IN The Star
VIII Have 70 Wait
4 wiil not be In shape "a take
40 this matter for some time. OF
until the Crcffield Mitchell case 10
disposed II" said Proaeeuiiug A.
tofney Mackintosh this morning
This may take three or tour
weeks"
The affldavits were signed - g
A. Vnnderyopff Mrs lda fomiin
son. Wuyne Butler Marie Connolly
Mabel Connolly. Mrs Emma Van
defxuorf. Mrs Frank Connolly. y
Morrison. George Nicholson. Chris
dina ClcsefFkle. NJ Milihuff and
Robert II Wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
LEAsEnwoRTe MAN CO.'S
INTER- o. n. pETcaoN. WHOM
w CHARGES VITA INSULT.
INC LlTTlE GIRL WHO WAS
MS GUEST.

fEAyESwORTH. Wash. June
81 -Exeitcmsnt haa been caused
t-rs By aiIeHsd Insults 70 Miss Mary
Davis boakkeepsF for Neore q Co.
II shAs city. BY y ~ petehoH. tras-
esE subscription collector Tor a
p<xarins Published al Seattle
D~srh0n arrived IN f.eaveuworth
Hcnfay afternoon and during the
Ssy net wa. v Core TIE tan BE-
h<sn close ffirnda while they were
= ne United states army ~ the
Knilpplns& several yeara ago. ard
nr Gore iuvitsd Defehon 20 his
hose 10 spend the evening he also
ksis@i Miss Bavis a. Intimate
kt~ne os the family after ~ sve.
<EHs spent Isl pleasant conversation
~ DstcheH volunteered % escort
Mas Davis home and she txn de-
ssstsd for her boafiinx place
Arusa With Shotgun.
Z The next morning s. netchen va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
SHIP
DOLPHIN
BRINGS LARGEST SINGLE GOLD
SHIPMENT TO ARRIVE IN Sc
ArTLE THIS sEAsoN-HAs
si,ss5,ooo IN DUST ABOARD.

with the largest amount 81 sold
brought on any single steamer this
season. the Black Bali liner Dolphin
reached port this afternoon at 2
o'clock. having slowed away in
Purser MorFans office 81. seh. o0o. all
from the Interior The Dolphin had
90 passengers aboard. many Of them
bciuK round trippers who made the
excursion trip, while The remainder
were passengers from the interior
The gold brought By the Dolphin
was in dust while that coming
south from Nome was iH bricks
The Alaska Pacific Express had
shstee Of the Bglphin's gold. aud
all vii reach the assay office late
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
GOO GOO EYED
WRONG WOMAN

For a time last night there were
things flying IN the air az the Ar
llngtou grin. A police officer was
called In 20 stop the unusual dis
iurbanee. and on promise from the
participants that they would pre-
serve order no arrests were made
IL appears two gentlemen with their
ladies' were taking luncheon when
four young men entered the grill
AMI occupied table near the two
couples one OF the young men
goo Eooed Rt one Of the young la
dies. and her escort demonstrated.
Several blows were struck and
chairs swung before the officer ar
rived. No arrests were made. and
the parties involved refused to give
their names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

DUTY that a. incumbent upon our
American citizenship Your let.
sers teach nureat patriotism
In the same letter appears the
Ft1tsment that sCoaFfH and Laws
are for the purpose 81 benefltine
those within their Jurisdiction The
laws must be upheld. not broken or
irsplssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
ssssssssstssts..

NEW YORK. tBre - The FORE,
going program Kiyra a partial con.
cepiion 81 che manner IA which
things are being conducted at Blaiy.
stok. tire eentvr II Russian disturb,
ancca At the present time. according
to Herman karian. Who Nith hla
son. arrived here yesterday frum
the horror city
They ieft before tho wholesale
massacre ef che Jews. but ALREADY.
they seq. botnh throwing ana mar,
der had become a matter 81 daily
Occurrence Although Il seems IN
credible. they state that most ~ the
ortFsEsN we're committed hy baYa
from 10 60 u Years os axe Who werc
instructed by their sidern
kaplan SAYS that revolution Is In
the air. AMI that unless the ear
submits e. the wiil 90 che douma =
ggwaf civil gar = inevitable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
SENATOR GETS
IN FROM NOME

ne sie1mar Senator arrived from
hof1e aafIY fhls morning. bringing
PASSENGER and 100000 10 bull
.len, me largest shipment sent from
Aone thIa season The Senator made
sfpana irip 81 d. aHyT. Capt Lloyd
40 bic crew we're presented with a
81 u resolutions from the passen-
ssir both north end sound bound
~ ihe courteous treatment shown.
1tich aiteafs the popularity Of The
slsamsf.
haFens Winter. q former Seattle
#7ns msn, brought 10000. the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
JAPANESE NAVAL OFFICER
IN SEATTLE ON WAY EAST

The Japanese government ia 80
eansifuct two warshlps ~ England
snd one ~ the Passengers on the
Rioiun Mafu. which reached port
tate yesterday afternoon. was r
Mukal chief navel construction for
the Japanese government Nr Mu-
kia left Seattle thls morning on the
Oriental limited and win 80 direct 10
London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
MURDERER TO ole.

SAN FBANefsCo Juna gfaThe
supreme court to-day confirmed tho
order ~ lhe iuHer court. Heufeuc-
ing Alallh Weber an hrEsrn
youth uh1 killed hia father sl1
mother. to be hanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

a w. clelanH. general passenger
agent n the Northern Pacific rail-
road. arrived 81 the city today from
90 Paul on "a general tour re WI
ramaln ID Seattle uHul tomorrow
mofuinf. then 80 f. Tacoma. and
from there 10 Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
PANAMA CANAL WILL
HAVE ONE LOCK

eansA IN accordance with thr re-
eusfasnssaflor II the usinogity ~ the
eunsAitinf engineers
fhs ss8ata refused BY a vote %
- Is ~ &c table u, d immediately
agreed "a change the tilie 81 the
erixirai AIT ~hieh provides for .
seA levi canal ana fasssd the tlli
~ amstasd rs favor 81 leek with
aat = division
A. tAr lees tyre has already ben
adapted b. the housH aud Rrprus 81
by sAs president. this action ~ the
senate setttss the question u siii
probably be completed tn stsht
yeafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
May invoke recall
|. TO PROTECT WATER
Citizens Can Compel Council to Repeal Grant
Of Right-Of-Way to Milwaukee Road Through
the Watershed Reserve.--Physicians Leave
This Afternoon

nat ne recall proNisioa % the
ens ehArler be- Invoked a. means
4 envlrelBs The members OF the
fn council that saey are IN deter
,,ssa earnest IN tho effort 20 pro.
80 POSSIBLE contamination OF the
tses waite sunplt. Is The Hdsges
Il. a6,aaced by one ~ the leaders
4 the movement at = conference
isla yesleFts'
Tks SUGGESTION grew Gus % the
s-e,aratlau that tho only effective
80 10 undo sn1 mistake which
nav have been made Ia granting
~ railroad cumRiny tho Fight 20
rvs the reserve % 10 have the
e,,y coaneli tepeaj the graat on re-
resesiefatton aud renew the con.
sssrstloa At The whole matter
Recall Suggested.
re question was ralsri A. % The
ypAahliliy az getting the council 70
ME- sach seiloa. and & VAS Ia the
sessse Of thai discussion that tho
~ q the Fecaii Wss suggested.
= determined effort IN being
nals IN oertuia quarters ana -
xFtAsn nee spapers 20 conylucc the
wonle uf the city tha, the members
< tie Medical association have
ksn Inspired by some interest un
sfsszasy 10 the Milwaukee railroad
4 tsss matter. said 4 member q
:ne association
Aauit Hardness.
~This Il positively not the case
We admit oar own fault In not TAX.
sx the matter NJ While Il Vas no
<sr rssnsidcralioa BY the council.
sat the peoale II the city shoula
~ bite OF their can nose In 0rder
3 panssh as for our tardiuess. 81
D shau a contempt for our efforts
. xaafsi tAe water sauplY Il this
nilfosd h going 90 coafaminAie the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
fslpEscs IS PRESENTED TO
paosEcUTlHe ATTORNEY ~
a ELABORATION HEADED ~
JUDGE THoRBuRa - CASE
Will WAIT FOR MITCHELL
TRIAL.

A committee % Hcuton citizens.
BEADED ~ Judge Thqrburn. appear.
e this morning before Prosecuting
tif0fuey Macintosh aud presented
hat official With ~ Hffidavita cor
hining statements regarding the
Elsie Milhufi murder. and Indirect
b Supporting the contention that
homas NelIlRan. the boz first IN
ser arrest be taken IN custody
again.
No Explanations.
A. the leader Of the committee.
3adge Thofbuu handed the afit.
sasils 20 Mr Macintosh without
az verbal plantations The com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
sGNkru TAKES vorI WHICH
SETTLES QUESTION: ron AL
T1ms--will OF COMPLETED
~ Gioar YEARS.

wAsniSuToN. June si-on he
first vote on the canal question this
affsrueen Ia the senate the lock
tfns uen The vote came OF mo-
staa ~ kitifrasr To table the Hna.
kius amendment rfavidius fof lpfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
WOMAN SUES clTV

Theresa Vernon claims that the
CitV. bv allowing a wire netting to
he stretched ATOMS the sidewalk az
Eighth az. aud Marion St. caused
her 90 fall and thereby receive In
iuries to the extent Of $3.10O. today
brought suit In the superior court
to recover that amount